I'm using W10 LTSC for now.

Is Arch not considered minimal? Is it cause of systemd?

>>9388 i use tails for software minimalism. My laptop sucks less power from the batery since i use it.

>>13445 So, no, I can't read English, nor can I use common sense, is what you meant to say htere. I get it.

>>13463 Kek, you could have been less aggressive anon. A simple "I think you know what's going on" would have been sufficiently communicative and snarky for your needs.

>>13445 I know what you mean. How far are they going to go with this sort of thing? Is the next version going to look like a 1990s geocities page? You can say "obviously they don't want to get forked for pushing too hard" and probably they'll avoid going off the deep end, but it's not like there aren't precedents of well-used FOSS becoming adware, exploitative, etc. >10/13/2023 Oh, well. I wonder how this all turned out.

yeah, no. i think ill just stick to installing blackarch or kali if i wanna get a shit ton of "hacking tools"

Just gonna leave this in here, thank you, maybe someone in here might decode this for me. 192.168.0.184

>>13891 You shouldn't post the IP addresses of Mossad agents.

>>13557 Yeah, I tried to install Node and it had the 12 version when the lastest is the 20. It's so fucking out of date.

I just use dwm because outside of 2 niche use cases it does every I need out of the box. I did spend some time patching some extra features but mainly it was just to have a different layout for each tag so it wouldn't be resizing every application when I changed something, as well as systray functionality for dumb applications that demand a systray to store their icon, which frankly none of the applications add any benefit to having a systray icon, I've never once had to click on the dumb things for any reason.

>>13331 For me, the only usable Desktop Environment is Xfce4 (and perhaps Mate). I use Ratpoison on my laptop and IceWM on my desktop (I have also tested LabWC). Ratpoison is manually tiling WM. It's basically Tmux but for managing GUI windows. By default all windows are maximized and you can use ctrl-t n to switch to another ("next") window or you can use ctrl+t 2 to switch to window number 2 (and so on). There is also a command for switching to a window by searching for it's title, but I forgot the keybinding... The great thing is that Ratpoison can show all keybinding with ctrl+t ? (it lists even custom ones!). ctrl+t is the default Ratpoison "prefix key". All Ratpoison commands start with the prefix key but you can change the prefix key if you want, and you can define keybindings that don't need the prefix key (like making WinLogo + r execute your program launcher). Ratpoison is very simple to use and configure but some people want that their WM manages windows in a more dynamic or automatic way. It's also extremely lightweight. IceWM is basically a clone of Windows 95 GUI with additional features (like optional support for sloppy focus). I used to use OpenBox but the development of it has stalled, unfortunately. Both OpenBox and IceWM are very simple to configure, too. LabWC is a clone of OpenBox for Wayland. >>13343 >Gnome >Haven't tried it yet, but from what I've seen looks like something for mobile or touch screens. Gnome 2 was great but Gnome 3 is basically the Windows 8 of Linux world. Avoid. Mate desktop environment is a clone of Gnome 2. >>13557 You should try Debian testing.

>>8419 you'll never be a woman btw

while i doubt its really true, mainly the "crypto Jews".. lol

you can smell the schizophrenia in this thread

>>11059 Why do you care what random retards on a traditional Austrian painting forum think is "Jewish"? Are you a {{{goy}}}?

>>11041 >I can write my bots so that they interact with websites close enough to how a human would where they don't get my accounts banned? Maybe with userscripts, but it depends a lot on the site and what you mean by "close enough to how a human would". >>12836 >do you guys think it is real? Not quite, the original image is this and apparently it comes from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1nBJKtSs4E

>>11051 >>11059 >>12863 to be fair: "jewish" has also remained a racial thing on top of the nominal religious thing it's why jews are racist in israel

What do i have to consider if i want to use anonymously nmap and metasploit?

How to make a portscan while saying anonmous? Is there a risk of leaking data or is that a stupid fear of mine?

>>12913 >>12968 Use an VPS bought with crypto.

Got the pinephone, works great for what it is. Got the keyboard, remember to avoid using the phone usb with the keyboard mounted. 1 year later, battery unit in keyboard still works great, but keyboard died after auto-repeating a ton of characters while writing a text message. Felt like a cable failure to me, similar to how a laptop keyboard goes out sometimes. Now I need to pry open the keyboard and try to figure out why pine64 does not sell replacement cables for the keyboard's internal pogo pin interface to the phone. The hinge still works good, but the cable was routed through there, and would obviously flex a little. I do not think it is a ribbon cable, at least. Just really thin gauge wires in a sheath.

>>114 <GLOWIE POST >GLOWIE POST <GLOWIE POST >GLOWIE POST <GLOWIE POST >GLOWIE POST

>not a single post mentions the possibility of having phonecalls or SMS, the entire purpose of what a cell phone is supposed to do >86 posts over 3 years >no mention of how smartphone cameras aren't even fully understood outside the Raspberry Pi MIPI playpen or the eternal WIP that is Megapixels B R A V O R A V O

>>2030 Awesome work. Thanks!

It seems there are a few fags trying to organize a new ICUP over at anon.cafe and they've mentioned /t/, would you guys be interested again?

>>12307 Yes

Man, that was like a year and a half ago. I didn't realize that byuu is supposedly dead. Kiwifarm aren't Nazis, just trolls. When you use a term to mean "anyone I don't like", then it has no meaning.

>>11088 Grim

>>11052 >>11105 Byuu / Near / Whatever his name this year, He's not dead, there would have been public records, He's a drama queen who seems like he got a bit emotional from his estrogen, and took seriously a bunch of shit that he could have ignored. Maybe he's a child molester? I have no idea. There were sadly no titties in the art on his FurAffinity archive on TOR, so there's that for you.

>>9828 Got images to load over IPFS. Here's how the two catalogs compare now. The difference in background color is just because I scrolled down to get things to line up. Right is obtained over IPFS (except for the board name and description which are obtained over HTTP for now) and the left is the traditionally served HTML page from the central server. As I'm doing this a lot of the quality-of-life stuff that should be handled is becoming more clear.

>>9903 Making a bit of progress on this, mainly fixing up a lot of the functionality that broke porting the database. The most recent thing I did was having the central-servers "classic view" also get post files via an proxy to the ipfs gateway on the backend, so that the static file delivery as such can be replaced (right now there is redundancy with a "static" and "ipfs" copy of each file on the mediator server, which isn't ideal, but this can now be dealt with) Here's a checklist of stuff to do before I would consider it viable to use/test on a publicly-accessible server: https://gitgud.io/threshold862543/orbitchan/-/issues/9

Locutus might be a good platform to build this on. It's basically a continuation of Freenet that supports more dynamic websites. It can be thought of as Ethereum for non-financial uses and without a blockchain, due to it's use of "cryptographic contracts" that govern each site. https://freenet.org/

>>11552 why should we respect the legal system which says crossdressing men with big dicks belong in a womens prison?

>>11565 Because the legal system says that this content has no protection?

>>11582 >this content has no protection I was talking about Mickey, not AI art. The Mickey Mouse IP absolutely does have legal protections. https://screenrant.com/mickey-mouse-copyright-expiration-explained/ https://archive.is/e18QP

>>5336 yea you're a nigger

>>5237 Just host your own LAN and lay down some long fiber optic runs. Otherwise your best bet is taking a page out of normalnigger books and using a site or chat to keep vps hopping, added bonus of not having to get a domain, just post the ip. I use mullvad while gaming and the latency isn't that bad, if you get a vps in the same datacenter then it might be a negligible cost for masking the ip.

>>5238 Watchlists are just fed hate game bullshit. I was on the no-fly as a kid, flew anyway, learned it was all total BS from that. They also use it to harass dissidents or extrajudicially deprive them of rights.

>>8412 I've had some luck with these things. Do you want to save the data? If not, I just need a little bit more more. The model of the computer, the installed operating system and a little bit of your time. Some modern business models (Lenovo, HP, Dell) have serious BIOS guards, but it's not too hard to bypass them. In this case, I think you just have a "software" problem.

>>10684 >>10868 I was unable to repurpose the HP I stole from my old employer due to a BIOS password. Clearing CMOS didn't fix it

>>11411 I'm not them but maybe try taking it's hard drive to another computer and install whatever os with whatever drivers you might need before popping it back in. The only way I can imagine it not working is if the hdd had something on the filesystem that the secure boot would read to prevent such tampering.

>>11390 >just put your sensitive files in a blob on a server somewhere. I've been keeping my files on a microSD card hidden under my foreskin. TSA hasn't checked there so far

>>11396 >>11390 >just put your sensitive files in a blob on a server somewhere. "I've been keeping my files on a microSD card hidden under my foreskin. TSA hasn't checked there so far" Exactly what >>11390 said ... put it in a blob.

>>6459 how did you do it?

mine crypto

Give it back, Jamal.