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Web Browsers Anonymous 04/17/2025 (Thu) 15:02:18 No. 17789 [Reply] [Last]
Which one is the best, objectively? Each one has some lame downside. Will Ladybird save us?
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>>22914 >Don't get me wrong, not everything has to be free software No, it really does.
>>23715 >using anything other than Tor is easily trackable What makes you believe Tor isn't trackable? Might not be Google, Amazon, or Facebook, but it is likely it can be tracked by certain intelligence organizations...
I'm at this point, if it's older hardware I'm going with chromium/ungoogled since it runs significantly better than firefox in ever single way on every website. On Newer hardware it's firefox with a user.js file to unpozz all the mozilla crap from it since better hardware can overcompensate for how bad firefox is as well as utilize a lot of the really good extension that mog chrome Basically everything else is just forks of these save a few fringe browser projects

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Phone market is dead Anonymous 10/21/2025 (Tue) 13:10:00 No. 24489 [Reply]
400 bucks for the cheapest usable linux phone. Every dumbass phone is different so you can't just switch to linux. Already been through 5-6 phones due to planned obsolescence. Despite the market being so huge, it's dead, there is no competition.

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Discord customer service data breach leaks user info and scanned photo IDs Anonymous 10/04/2025 (Sat) 17:54:28 No. 24320 [Reply]
>One of Discord’s third-party customer service providers was compromised by an “unauthorized party,” the company says. The unauthorized party gained access to “information from a limited number of users who had contacted Discord through our Customer Support and/or Trust & Safety teams” and aimed to “extort a financial ransom from Discord.” The unauthorized party “did not gain access to Discord directly.” >Data potentially accessed by the hack includes things like names, usernames, emails, and the last four digits of credit card numbers. The unauthorized party also accessed a “small number” of images of government IDs from “users who had appealed an age determination.” Full credit card numbers and passwords were not impacted by the breach, Discord says. >The company is notifying impacted users now over email. If your ID might have been accessed, Discord will specify that. Discord also says it revoked the support provider’s access to Discord’s ticketing system, has notified data protection authorities, is working with law enforcement, and has reviewed “our threat detection systems and security controls for third-party support providers.” https://www.theverge.com/news/792032/discord-customer-service-data-breach-hack
unfathomably based, can't wait for the end of discord
Discord hacker contacted a youtuber, apparently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnuyT8FgSpA
>>24320 Use Mumble

/chatapp/ - Chat App General Anonymous 04/21/2025 (Mon) 20:35:08 No. 18780 [Reply]
>WELCOME TO THE CHAT APP GENERAL! This is the place to discuss all things chat app related, discuss the likes of XMPP and other chat apps and protocols. Whether you're looking for recommendations, troubleshooting tips, or just want to share your favorite chat apps, you've come to the right place! >WHAT IS XMPP? XMPP is an open-source, decentralized messaging protocol that allows for real-time communication. It's great for privacy-conscious users and supports features like group chats, file transfers, and more. If you're new to XMPP, check out some popular clients like Gajim, Conversations or Dino. >WHAT IS MUMBLE? Mumble is an open-source, low-latency voice chat app. It features high-quality audio, positional audio, and is designed for real-time communication. Mumble operates on a client-server model, where users connect to a server to communicate with each other. It also supports text chat and has a simple, user-friendly interface. >GETTING STARTED >Servers: Prosody (XMPP) ejabberd (XMPP) Mumble (Mumble) >Clients: Gajim (XMPP, PC) Conversations (XMPP, Android)

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>>21225 Riot is no better than discord unfortunately, I like using session but theres nothing out there that matches discords gui, even though it's painfully simple to match it or even improve on it
>>21225 Having the functionality of an image board plus skype is a great thing though. At least from how I use it with friends. >drop-in drop-out voice chat >easy streaming/screen sharing >shitposting memes to each other >basic text chat function >multiple rooms/channels to keep things organized Discord also has qol stuff like replying to specific messages so conversations don't get disorganized like in IRC. And reactions to messages are useful, we basically just give a thumbs up to indicate "I saw your message but I won't clutter up the chat with another post." And the noise cancelation/input output levels are easily adjustable within the client, where others are often limited so you have to dig into device settings which isn't intuitive, especially for less technically savvy users. All the other shit like bots, nitro, and whatever the fuck boosting is can eat shit. And fuck every retard that tries to use discord to replace forums. Functionally I see little wrong with Discord for my uses, but its status as a data harvesting machine is AIDS and the moment I find something that fits the above criteria for chilling/shitposting among freinds, I'm jumping ship. I checked out matrix a while ago, but the immediate problem of needing to call someone to start a voice chat would kill it if I tried to get others on board.
>>18780 your welcome to come to xmpp:spyware@conference.nuegia.net?join to discuss privacy, xmpp, and mumble. Been operating since 2016 trying to advocate the same message as OP.

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Going past the ugly house again Anonymous 10/12/2025 (Sun) 14:46:25 No. 24394 [Reply]
Hey honey our alibaba led kit for 14.99 got here i'm gonna go out and make our 700k house look like trash now.
>>24394 Who the fuck cares? This is what you waste time posting about? You should probably sign up for the HOA rules enforcement gestapo, they might need a Karen.

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Why don't I see more people using Mini Desktop Thin Clients? Anonymous 06/25/2025 (Wed) 14:28:43 No. 23449 [Reply]
Considering the smaller and minimalist setup, I genuinely don't know why you guys keep ignoring desktop thin clients as a good alternative cheap desktop for running linux? I mean, I guess the limited hardware? But I mean, that didn't stop you from obsessing over Raspberry Pi. In fact, Thin clients are a lot cheaper than Raspberry Pis, You can just snag a used one at your local dollar store and it can perform decently or even near the stats of RPI 2 to 3. I bought 2 Thin clients and downloaded Gentoo on it and honestly? The performance actually shocked me. Time to get Clientpilled on Desktops
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recent elitedesks pack a lot of cpu performance in a small form factor. some even support egpus.
>>23479 ryzen 5 are around 300 bucks, n100 mini pc is around 130. Pi 5 2GB is 130 bucks. It's only cheaper if you have spare accessories and nobody does. Thin clients 50-80 but extremely dated, about half the performance of n100, and lacks modern cpu instructions for acceleration. Models for 2200g but n100 6 watts, 2200g 65w Old laptop, could be worth looking into now that windows 10 has lost support.
Because if you are on your home you'll need more horse power and upgradability. Those only make sense if you are in a budget or you want a server. That being said, modern mini PC have decent HW so if you want to get a gaming PC and you are too much of a brainlet to figure out how to build one from scratch, then those are an option.

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Kuroba Patch for 8chan.moe Anonymous 05/15/2025 (Thu) 08:39:30 No. 22715 [Reply]
I basically just copied the Lynxchan->Endchan class and added the TOS cookie in a bunch of places. Source: https://github.com/K1rakishou/Kuroba-Experimental @ 02bf520 APK + diff: https://gofile.io/d/j8eMVl
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The APK link is dead May someone reupload it?
Is nobody maintaining this?
>>22918 >>23913 >>24011 I'm back! Not sure why I didn't include the repo in my original post. This was originally made for someone in the /g/ Telegram group (t.me/g_technology) and I just threw it in here. Repo: https://github.com/aequabit/Kuroba-Experimental APK: https://github.com/aequabit/Kuroba-Experimental/releases/download/51f9ff4/KurobaEx-beta.apk (same one as before) If anything is broken, just create an issue or submit a pull request!

Anonymous 09/15/2025 (Mon) 15:58:02 No. 24200 [Reply]
He's a sh.. I mean sh.. she's a sh.. a ..a he-she, right?
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Should test those plastics, back int he 80's they where trying to get rid of toxic wast by injecting it into the plastics so they didn't have to pay for disposal.
the adam's apple is quite apparent, and that's a shame. questionable life choices, indeed.
You're on /t/ talking about a Literally Who tranny with a shit taste in computers.

Mobile App Reverse Engineer Anonymous 10/10/2025 (Fri) 12:51:56 No. 24368 [Reply]
I'm looking for a skilled mobile app reverse engineer who can work on either Android or iOS platforms. Please post your email address in the thread or ask for mine.

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8chan on Dillo Browser Anonymous 09/16/2025 (Tue) 17:16:12 No. 24211 [Reply]
Anyone been able to brows 8chan on dillo browser? Maybe dillo-plus? I been trying to get them to work by enabling cookies but it doesn't work. I get stuck on pic related. I try to go back and it goes back to the confirm page but also when I get to pic related I tried to input 8chan domain to hopefully get to the page but alas, once again I am asked to confirm I am over 18.
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Dillo does cache redirects; so when the first 8chan page you visit redirects to the cookie page, this page will continue to redirect to the cookie page. I haven't looked at how confirmed.html works, but there could be a similar issue.
>>24216 Oh, thanks. I'll look into it.
>>24216 I can't find how to disable it... Any help?

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/bb4win/ Blackbox4Windows General Anonymous 08/17/2025 (Sun) 23:32:13 No. 23964 [Reply]
"Blackbox" is a unix shell, and "Bb4Win" is a from-scratch clone of that unix shell but for Windows. But fucking nobody uses either of them. The thread is also for niggas who use other gaysexsplorer-replacing alternate shells like Cairo, or SharpEnviro, but ESPECIALLY bb4win. I want to proselytize bb4win and get more people to use it. It's SUPER lightweight, especially bbLean which I'm running. There's also xoblite which is still getting updated but it's fat and ugly. In the first image you can see my CPU usage is next to fucking nothing on my 3.4ghz shitbox when idle. It's all in a ONE MEGABITE PACKAGE. Out of the box you get virtual desktops, it's own AutoHotKey-like plugin called bbKeys which you can do a lot with. There are a few small catches, though. There's a bit of a learning curve, and it looks ugly out of the box. You have to spend some time making it cool. You also have to dig in the waybackmachine a lot because most of the resources and discussion for it are DEAD AND MURDERED by the cia. You can at least still find it on sourceforge, where it's very useful manual also is. boxshots.org is also somehow still alive, and people still post their desktops on there. Also, I'm working on a revival site. It's called 'boxedreality' and it will have a proper archive of useful forum threads, plugin downloads, guides and other cool things. And unlike it's only competitor, boxshots, it won't be a fucking static site where you wait for the mods to manually put your posts in the .html Thank you for time
>>23964 Nice jets. Fuck india

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Anonymous 10/01/2025 (Wed) 01:18:44 No. 24309 [Reply]
Someone regularly makes anti-protonmail, pro-tutamail threads on /g/. Bottom reply is likely OP samefag. https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/106744406/

Docker shitters are the new nodemonkeys Anonymous 04/09/2025 (Wed) 14:37:11 No. 17623 [Reply]
Every now and then some piece of software gets made that tries to make things simpler and easier to use. Every few years one of those projects gets adopted in droves and becomes the hot new developer meme and retards who shouldn't be let within 5 miles of a production server start shitting out endless amounts "clever solutions" with it because it's the only tool they know. Then other shitters come in, copy paste the first piece of spit and gum they see and call it working code. Eventually you end up with an environment where you have a handful of good projects drowning in a sea of pajeetcode. In the 2010s that was node.js. Frontend devs writing critical backend code in javashit because it's the only language they know, and then writing entire applications to run inside a chromium instance because it's so much easier than using a GUI toolkit. Today, that tool is docker. Wanna run a static webserver? Here, use ten thrown together dockerimages. Wanna compile software? Use this custom dockerimage, we don't support anything else. Check out this cool new software! Oh, you want to run it? Just run the official dockerimage so you can start the program! Docker is "lightweight". Downloading 2 GB of images to get the libraries you need for running your 50 lines of python code is way less bloated than that sparse 3 GB qcow2 image you can run anywhere. The venv is only 250 MB? Who cares lol. Docker is "secure" so of course there's no problem when your dockerfile exposes two dozen ports to your entire network. How else could your 15 different images running on the same fucking machine possibly communicate with each other? Installing docker images is easy. Simply pick out the one official image on docker-hub from the millions of repositories with malware grafted onto them. Be sure to audit every single dockerfile to make sure all the devs did the same! Docker is easy. When something breaks you can docker compose down and rebuild your container. Cross your fingers that it works. It's still broken? Then you can docker exec -it sh and troubleshoot your image from withing. Whoops, you used a minimal image that doesn't have sh. You can just make your own less minimal image that includes sh. It's easy. Docker is the perfect development environment. Installing dependencies is as easy as adding them to your dockerfile. But why bother making your own when you can blindly copy paste dockerfile code you found on someone's blog? Now you have your dependencies working but oh no! Your VSCode linter doesn't know about your dependencies! Do you properly reconfigure your setup? Why bother thinking when you can – get this – install all your dependencies locally! Now you can experience the joys of running docker at the same time as the joys of dependency management just so your editor can tell you you misspelled np.random! Better make sure your build system doesn't use your local libraries anywhere! And that's not all. You want to use a modified library for your build? Then you can just rebuild your entire docker image with your library added in. And never before could you use several versions of the same library in the same build process. Cmake? Never heard of it! Docker is the future! >but I NEED it for muh servers Look at this John Netflix who's serving 200 users across the ENTIRE city. Better set up Kubernetes so you can maintain your single fucking machine just as easily as you could 2.5 servers with no k8s. >b-but muh pipelines Yeah, go continuously integrate that single user desktop only application you're working on you fucking faggot.
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Just write your program in Rust and you don't need a docker image. You can download all dependencies with cargo build regardless of what OS you're on. And the resulting binary should not have any dynamic dependencies except for libraries that should be expected to be a part of the base OS in the first place. You can just ship a single executable. Or a tarball with the source code and let the client grab rustup.
>>18242 Yeah exactly, this is why I haven't even looked into podman more. I know you can actually use the docker client and set the socket to podman, so you could use docker cli and compose as the frontend. I don't know what the advantages would be tough. I tried it once and got it to work.
>>18241 No compose support also means it's way harder to develop for. Am I really supposed to write systemd units for each fucking service?

Think you're safer than Trump? Anonymous 09/29/2025 (Mon) 16:32:49 No. 24304 [Reply]
Take this quiz and find out! ==>> https://sites.google.com/view/securit-quiz

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gdk applications no longer work under firejail Anonymous 09/25/2025 (Thu) 01:16:30 No. 24281 [Reply]
gdk applications use a package called gdk-pixbuf2, which uses a Rust library, glycin, to open image files. glycin opens image files in a sandbox using bwrap. bwrap doesn't run inside firejail. So now all gdk applications fail when they try to open image files inside of firejail.
Fix for me is rolling gdk-pixbuf2 back to version 2.44.1-3. wget https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/g/gdk-pixbuf2/gdk-pixbuf2-2.44.1-3-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/g/gdk-pixbuf2/gdk-pixbuf2-2.44.1-3-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst.sig sudo pacman -U gdk-pixbuf2-2.44.1-3-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst Also related: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/106690681/

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SIM card farm found in New York near UN General Assembly Anonymous 09/23/2025 (Tue) 19:08:29 No. 24265 [Reply]
>U.S. Secret Service >@SecretService >The Secret Service dismantled a network of more than 300 SIM servers and 100,000 SIM cards in the New York-area that were capable of crippling telecom systems and carrying out anonymous telephonic attacks, disrupting the threat before world leaders arrived for the UN General Assembly. Read more about this at https://www.secretservice.gov/newsroom/releases/2025/09/us-secret-service-dismantles-imminent-telecommunications-threat-new-york >https://nitter.net/SecretService/status/1970445933667082482
That's some pretty cool equipment. They could have used consumer/small business equipment if they wanted to hide something, this just looks performative. Check out this low-cost alternative though.
>>24268 >arson in front of the UN general assembly god be with you anon

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