/g/ - Technology

>>579
banned lmao that's harsh

>>668
5 day ban with reason BRAVE.
I only said that the icon looks nice.

>>655
>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/

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.

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

Can't tell if you're serious or just another botnet miner trying to get us to do your work for you.
>probably doesn't know programming in C++ because it's not feasible in 100 lines
>needs it to be a certain size limit almost like its a payload
If you're serious about this, go onto github and look at some projects. Read some documentation. No one's going to do this for you

>>725
me 2 =-|

>>725
I didn't catch that the archive was put up until now. It filled a certain niche that I don't think anything else has replaced.

Is the Arisuchan archive gone for good? I can't access it anymore.

>>792
>Server not found
shit. i'm sure someone must have a copy.
could ask around over at lainchan…

lain chan pozzed since 2015

>>788 bump

>>788
I also would like to know this bump

>>777
#777, nice
Anyways nice Dr Pepper shrine. The drink for the intellectual elite.

>>777
Post 'em tunes buddy.

>>777
777 get
>>778
it's UK dr pepper, not USA dr pepper
tastes really good but i need to quit drinking it
>>765
>>779
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abc4sYk7s_s
little sixty second ditty; only using the minilogue, haven't finished any songs incorporating the MS-20m yet
remastered this a bit since this version, but meh
timelapse is of other half of the room; ignore the retard doing the cleaning, definitely not me
fucking faceplanted trying to ride the hand trolley which would've been a much better way to end the video but didn't record it unfortunately
just picked up a px5 to use the k2 with. any gearslutz ITT?

also please snap a photo your pcs if you feel comfortable with it as well guize, only one other /bst/ posted…

>>785
This was very satisfying to watch, and the tune was nice too.

>>786
my pleasure

It will depend on what kind of game you are trying to make, a multiplayer "Pong" will be a lot easier to make than an MMORPG.

>>782 lets start from Pong with an active userbase. a pong dot IO i guess.

>>769
Learn and be curious.

I highly recommend Linux. Most, if not all, big tech companies run Linux servers, and many cloud services are similar. The best way to learn Linux (in my experience) is to jump right in. See if you can install Linux on an old laptop, or run WSL2 on Windows (not bad). Learn how to navigate the command-line, and also read some books on Linux.
The CompTIA Linux+ certification is pretty good, and you can find the textbook for it on 1lib.us. Of course, if you already know GNU/Linux, then I guess look for internship programs at cloud providers.

>>774 everyone hates me asking too much
>>775 i know linuxes and its protocols. but i still cant pass all the 5 cent certification tests after studying and the biggest license cost like hundred buck or so… it s nuts

Strip to my underwear, of course. Didn't you watch the show?

better get a heater then

>>590
>i got kicked out of the project for being a tranny

good

>>586
blessed

>>658
He should just go work on one of the other forks.

>>590
Amen.

>>602
>Sad how he just ended up on the streets.
I thought he wanted to walk the earth, that he didn't just "end up" on the streets

>>305
there is nothing wrong or extreme about the concept of "free speech"
allowing people to talk shit on your own physical property or website has nothing to do with free speech
forbidding other people to say something in general, by law or other measurements is something a modern free society should look down on
it's the most basic tools to expose and to stop an oppressive and/or evil government/institution

If you don't like what people say, have you ever tried going out of their way? There are a lot of people in the world, you don't need to try to be friends with everyone. And you will surely not make yourself very likeable if you run around trying to take away people's voice.

I think the more popular a platform becomes, the more it has to hold up the values of free speech, especially when your own country benefited from this concept for centuries. That's why people look down on how the owners of Twitter and Facebook are behaving.

"wirechan.org" is a smaller website and I think it's perfectly fine to have a couple of rules, to behave nicely
freedom of speech exists to allow people to express their ideas freely without giving anyone the ability to shut you up, just because his opinion differs from theirs

Only by hearing many _VERY_ different opinions, can a society come to a good and healthy consensus.
If half of the people aren't allowed to give their honest opinion, any consensus formed will be very shaky as if it would only stand on one leg.

>>519
A dedicated ip would probably cost more than a vps.

>>519
You'll want a VPS (most unmanaged linux are barely $10 a month anyways) for stuff like FFmpeg to do webm thumbnailing or use php modules not included in regular shared hosting.
Sure you can use a shared server, but you'll have to make do with some limitations in the software.

>>715
no one expects anyone selfhosting to have a static ip, isps only give em away with industry/office contracts (or sinfully expensive) and the like, self hosting pretty much always needs dynamic dns like from afraid

Running a small chan with 1 post a week (by me because no one else uses it) that I custom made in nodejs works fine on the cheapest vps I could find which is shared between like 3 other websites as well.

Assuming your chan is gonna be somewhat small you can probably just go with the cheapest $5 a month vps.