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Brave browser supports IPFS websites Daphne 02/07/21 (Sun) 00:17:33 No.539 [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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Skyglider 05/02/21 (Sun) 18:09:47 No.655

>>539
inst brave spyware

Diana 05/04/21 (Tue) 18:09:39 No.656

>>655
your arms are spyware because they send telemetry data to your brain

Virtual Ghost 05/20/21 (Thu) 02:38:19 No.668

>>579
banned lmao that's harsh

Zodiac 05/20/21 (Thu) 05:22:03 No.669

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

Noid 08/04/21 (Wed) 05:29:45 No.732

>>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/

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Default User 12/11/19 (Wed) 14:09:01 No.161 [Reply]

Lainchan and Arisuchan are full of idiots now, and 4/g/ is out of the question. But this imageboard could use some activity, any ideas?

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Cidoku 03/21/21 (Sun) 05:26:51 No.608

>>547
cringe & bluepilled

Bogdanoff 04/23/21 (Fri) 20:28:55 No.647

>I see Wirechan doesn't have as much of an issue with bad posts, because the posts are overall lesser quality >>538
>I attack irrelevancy in my boards >>538
https://lainchan.org/%CE%BB/res/22485.html#25569
>2021-04-21 21:36:49 No.25569
>Proposition: measure pedophilia in stallmans (sm).
>Minsky = 2 sms, Epstein = 3 sms

Anonymous 07/12/21 (Mon) 17:11:01 No.725

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> search some random topic on DuckDuckGo
> second result is from the Arisuchan archives
I miss it like you wouldn't believe

Virtual Ghost 07/17/21 (Sat) 04:42:56 No.727

>>725
me 2 =-|

Shenzen 07/20/21 (Tue) 20:08:32 No.731

>>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.

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Default User 10/23/20 (Fri) 23:02:48 No.415 [Reply]

Where can I buy a server to use as a personal vpn that google won't captcha rape me on??

I am IP banned from google and its services, not a huge deal since I avoid them but I am wanting to download some stuff off youtube as well as host a searx instance

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Billy 10/26/20 (Mon) 14:08:02 No.432

>>430
cope

Observer 04/18/21 (Sun) 21:45:56 No.639

>>432
cope

Virtual Ghost 05/10/21 (Mon) 08:44:15 No.664

>>415
how the fuck have you managed to get IP banned by google?

Skyglider 07/17/21 (Sat) 04:56:56 No.729

>>664
we will never know his secrets

Cracky 07/19/21 (Mon) 08:41:11 No.730

>>664
If you use very old browsers and or different spoofing plugins or rented IPs, google will not allow you and just perma captcha your ass.

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Full Lain guide Cidoku 02/10/21 (Wed) 15:19:05 No.553 [Reply]

Is there a guide which will teach you everything that Lain knows? I'm looking for a complete collection of resources on computing, things that Lain would likely know. I will start with some basics.
https://github.com/alex/what-happens-when
https://www.nand2tetris.org/course
I am looking for things like this but complete, assembled together in one huge, nonrepetitive volume.

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Anonymous 07/04/21 (Sun) 15:56:03 No.719

I don't think you will find anything like that in a single book. The university program I took was kind of like that, we went through all the abstraction levels from electronics up to distributed systems, but it took almost four years and there was plenty of overlap.

Noid 07/07/21 (Wed) 23:29:54 No.720

https://www.bottomupcs.com/

Guest 07/08/21 (Thu) 10:59:04 No.721

Learn LISP programming language, lain programs in LISP on her NAVI and HandiNAVI in the show and even on her PC in the game. I am partial to the Steel Bank Common LISP (SBCL) implementation, but also check out Scheme which is a minimalist spinoff of LISP which doesn't have lists as central to its design.
She also learns C in class but I don't think you will want to touch that if you are just starting out (or at all, it's very outdated), learn C# or Python first.

Shenzen 07/08/21 (Thu) 15:32:49 No.723

>>721
>very outdated
The latest C revision came out in 2018.

Shenzen 07/08/21 (Thu) 19:40:09 No.724

>>723
Is a typewriter manufactured last week not outdated?

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Ludovico technique Daphne 06/27/21 (Sun) 23:37:00 No.706 [Reply]

Does it terrify anyone else that the ludovico technique from A Clockwork Orange is 100% possible in real life.\

And does anyone know a time in history or a government who use this technology or a technology similar to it in real life?

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Virtual Ghost 06/29/21 (Tue) 08:36:35 No.710

There is a little group of people who use technology who turn upstanding men in to twinks and they are called the j-*gets nuked by an /redacted/ aircraft*

Observer 06/29/21 (Tue) 16:23:45 No.711

>>707
>>710
So is it rap or jazz musicians? I'm not sure who to believe.

Default User 06/30/21 (Wed) 15:35:23 No.713

>>711

No janes ad-

Diana 07/02/21 (Fri) 11:27:35 No.717

>>710
>upstanding men
Let's not kid ourselves here.

Zodiac 07/08/21 (Thu) 10:59:30 No.722

>>717
bambi sleep

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AI assisted programming Cracky 06/30/21 (Wed) 14:55:10 No.712 [Reply]

Github just announced their "copilot": https://copilot.github.com/

What do you think about it? To me it sounds like someone was upset that programmers tend to enjoy the creative side of their job so they outsourced it to an AI. But don't worry, you won't loose your job, you are still useful for debugging and fixing the randomly generated mess your AI overlord produces in the name of efficiency.

AzureDiamond 06/30/21 (Wed) 21:16:15 No.714

>>712
I’m kinda spooked but I don’t mind. I knew that this would happen, it’s why I shy away from anything that’s not self-hosted so I’m not a part of it. Kinda excited to see what it brings since you can’t really stop it.

Bogdanoff 07/01/21 (Thu) 06:35:37 No.716

>>714
I wonder if it will catch on, writing specifications in natural language and then debugging the randomly generated code sounds a lot more effort than just writing the code yourself. At least when you are debugging code written by another human you can assume that they had a reason to write the code the way it is, but figuring out what the generated code actually does, is that correct, and if not, how to make it correct, sounds a lot harder.

It makes me wonder what kind of work the people excited about this do, where this is the actual bottleneck. I know that even if the AI could write the same code as I do, it wouldn't drastically change my job, because that's not the actually hard part of software engineering in my field.

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TOR is compromised Yeoja Aideul 05/18/21 (Tue) 13:27:08 No.665 [Reply]

Browser Requests:
d2nxq2uap88usk.cloudfront.net
firefox.settings.services.mozilla.com
ec2-52-35-220-92.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com
ec2-34-242-33-12.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com
server-13-33-240-52.hel50.r.cloudfront.net
Links (Ironically Cuсkflared)
https://archive.fo/zrNov
https://archive.fo/II2BU
https://archive.fo/T9m3m
https://archive.fo/x6XnQ
https://archive.is/OCJEx
https://www.ieee-security.org/TC/SP2013/papers/4977a080.pdf
https://anonfiles.com/h4EdLdw5u6/4977a080_pdf

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Anonymous 05/27/21 (Thu) 08:20:32 No.682

>>680
Yes and the network you are connecting to is compromised.

NPC 05/27/21 (Thu) 10:12:12 No.683

>>682
Yeah b..but what's the alternative? It's not like it's completely open to everyone. Isn't it one of those "hypothetically speaking, there's a loophole, but the effort to use it is so damn high, they wouldn't use it for someone who's just lurking around"-kinda thing?
That obviously does not make it better in any way, but what else are we going to do? You see, the wired is ded as a ded cat. We know it, everywhere we go, we meet people that know it. But what are we going to do about it? I'm a noob, I unironically can't come up with something as of now, ask me in 3 years again, maybe I'll come up with an alternative concept, but are there already any?

AzureDiamond 05/27/21 (Thu) 12:47:02 No.684

>>683
>Isn't it one of those "hypothetically speaking, there's a loophole, but the effort to use it is so damn high, they wouldn't use it for someone who's just lurking around"-kinda thing?
NSA and other Five eyes agencies would like to say otherwise.
There are multiple alternative networks.
Go use it.

Skyglider 05/27/21 (Thu) 21:43:02 No.685

>>684
>multiple alternative networks
Tell me more frend…

Yeoja Aideul 05/30/21 (Sun) 18:05:55 No.686

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