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 No.1656[Reply]

/g/eneral navi building thread

Navi-hardware and stuff
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 No.1659

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PC-cooling is important…

 No.1660

what about the operating system?

 No.1661

>>1660
Lain would probably use an OS with a good GUI.

 No.1662

>>1661
So Hackintosh.



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 No.902[Reply]

It was the noir men.

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 No.1073

Peter:We finally killed him.
Jerry:Well. What should we do now.
Peter:Lets hit that cafe over there.
*In the cafe. The waitress comes to their table*
waitress:Hi what would you like to eat? Oh my god why are you carrying a dead man with you? I am gonna call the police!
Jerry:That was Peter's idea!
Peter:Now bring me some coffee or you will join him!
waitress:yoroshii!



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 No.867[Reply]

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 No.919

dont be retard

 No.952

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 No.986

>>919
void move

 No.1072

>>867
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 No.1646[Reply]

https://fosdem.org/2021/
FOSDEM was last weekend, they are now uploading the recordings. Did you watch any of the talks? Are you planning to watch any of the recordings? Let's share interesting talks and discuss them!

 No.1647

I usually collect around 30 talks to watch but end up only watching three of them.



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 No.1914[Reply]

The Distributed Wired is coming, anons. Just at the time that we need it most, too.

>The Brave browser recently added support for the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) protocol in its beta release channel (desktop only).

>IPFS is a peer-to-peer (P2P) protocol that can be used in web browsers to visit websites that are hosted by the website’s visitors instead of a central web server.
>This is called the distributed web.
>When you open an IPFS link (ipfs://example/) in Brave, it will open it using a public web-gateway server by default. Gateways are public web servers that proxy content from the IPFS network via a traditional web server.

https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/brave-ipfs.html

I actually haven't downloaded Brave yet. Has anyone here tried it?
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 No.1925

>>1921
banned lmao that's harsh

 No.1926

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>>1925
5 day ban with reason BRAVE.
I only said that the icon looks nice.

 No.1927

>>1923
>isnt brave spyware
Brave does whitelists some advertisements, but discloses that fact. With the BAT token integration, it could be considered an advertising platform of sorts. If that's a concern, you'd have to lock down some settings like you would in Firefox with about:config. I'm not sure if it should be called spyware for that, but people talk shit. It tries to do many things and is most definitely bloated. Is what it is.

Maybe worth mentioning in this thread. Brave has started a search engine. Like it or not, at least it's an attempt at another competitor in a world where there is not much choice in that department.

https://brave.com/search/

 No.1928

I had tested brave a while back and found out that it makes some initial connections to some websites when it starts up with no way to disable that. Instant uninstall.

 No.1929

i don't v&erst4& 8r4ve's cl4im t}{4t 84t is more resist4nt to fr4vd… if it were trvly 4nonymovs t}{en t}{4t seems in}{erently 4dv4nt49eovs to fr4vdsters. 8r4ve m4ke some }{4&w4vy cl4ims 48ovt "zkp", 8vt i t}{ink it's jvst smoke 4& mirrors.
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in f4ct, i w4s doin9 some rese4rc}{ on }{ow to do jvst t}{4t, w}{en i c4me 4cross t}{e 8r4ve vser forvm [2], inv&4ted wit}{ qvestions 48ovt "w}{ere's my 84t!?".
8r4ve 4re evidently employin9 extensive server-side 4n4lytics v&er t}{e 9vise of "processin9", since t}{e 84t 4re 8ein9 promised 8y t}{e client.
t}{ere 4re 4lso m4ny posts 48ovt vsers recently receivin9 fewer 4ds. i t}{ink t}{is si9n4ls t}{4t 8r4ve 4re }{4vin9 trov8le secvrin9 4dvertisers.
4t 4ny r4te, client-side 4n4lytics is 8i9 8otnet.

[1] https://basicattentiontoken.org/reducing-digital-ad-fraud/
[2] https://community.brave.com/top?period=monthly



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 No.1039[Reply]

Hi guys. I found this site time ago and i never knew whats up with the site it self. I mean there is something hidden in the site that i cant find by my self. But who made it? Im really interested in it. Let me know!! C:
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 No.1052

check the source, there are commented dropbox links of course, fauux loves botnet with encrypted rars and other shit all over the site

 No.1053

>>1044

" Reddit: catlover5299 - 1 year ago
Here's a discord for better discussion; https://discord.gg/KRpMtX4 "

If you actually tango with that discord spyware, then it appears they are still active in trying to solve these sites.

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>>1053
>reddit

 No.1068

>>1053
Thankyou so much i was searching for something like this C:



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 No.1973[Reply]

I know this is kind of a meme on boards like this, but is it actually possible to learn university-level mathematics on your own? Not a full mathematics program, just the equivalent of some select courses. How would one go about it?
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 No.2000

Why does maths take so long to learn? Compared to programming books, books on mathematics seem to be at least twice as long and take ten times as much time to work through. Is maths just this much harder? Or am I just untrained for it, and it will get better with time? And there's so much I would love to learn, it's really overwhelming.

 No.2001

>>2000
One of my profesors could look at pretty much any equation and solve it without doing any calculations on paper in a few seconds. He told us that in order to do this, you just need to practice.

 No.2002

>>2001
That sounds amazing but does it transfer to new, unfamiliar parts of mathematics?

 No.2003

>>2000
I don't think they take longer to learn, but it probably depends on 1.) your skill of thinking abstract 2.) Your integrated RAM
For Maths you need to think way abstracter than for programming. Sure programming is abstract as well, but you always get something out of it, that is translated into an action or some kind of feedback on the computer. While in maths all you get out of it is maths. It's like programming but never running the code.
And by integrated RAM I just mean how long you can go on with one thought without forgetting the start of it

 No.2004

>>2003
It's just strange that people spend 12 years in school learning maths only for university-level mathematics to be completely different.



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 No.1762[Reply]

comments?
parazine_xyz

 No.1763

Not much content yet, unless it's hidden somewhere.

 No.1764

I remember browsing parazite (the onion website) back in 2013, good times

 No.1765

What's this board focused on?

 No.1766

Seems very bare bones for a place that calls itself a zine. And it's only article has many spelling mistakes. I'd also argue the problems the author faces are already solved with Distro's like Ubuntu, Mint, and Pop! OS. I personally don't like the idea of centralizing Linux.

 No.1767

>>1762
Faggot Trannie website.



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 No.1598[Reply]

I keep pressing the keys out of order while typing and it's driving me insane!

 No.1599

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Why type anything when you could just ask Alexa? She's very smart and always willing to help!

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>>1598
use this

 No.1602

>>1601
goatse keyboard goatse keyboard goatse keyboard goatse keyboard goatse keyboard goatse keyboard goatse keyboard goatse keyboard

 No.1603

>>1602
do not lewd the beeraider
the beeraider is pure



 No.372[Reply]

i think culture has shifted due to all things cyber written and inked in the 70s-90s becoming mainstream. i mean, the matrix is /cyb/ af, and that was heavily funded by a big studio. cyberpunk effectively became mainstream. so much of what gibson predicted came true. some of it we're living due to hardware getting so cheap. i have scores of systems laying around that i can throw stuff on. phones are dirt cheap too. we're living it. Thoughts?
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 No.938

>>937
I'm all ears if you have any suggestions.

 No.939

>>938
We create a crypto that pays us for just spending time on the internet?

 No.940

>>939
Lol I'm no economist but I don't think it's value would increase at all. If it's super easy to get, there would be more coins which in turn makes them less valuable. Not to menton it'd have to compete against BTC and all the rest.

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>>905
ха-ха я здесь живу
Strolled around MIBC(Moskva-city) multiple times, every one of them I'm impressed by these khruschyovkas. Hightechlowlife formula is appliable to everything, eh?
Though these specific houses will be demolished because of renovation program. Moar skuscrapers I guess.
why yes I know I'm necrobumping why do you ask

 No.1037

>>937
1 year later still hilarious screenshot



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