>>17654 ad for what?

nobody gives a fuck about this

>>16048 It tickles me laugh how invested fastfetch niggers are in what tools people use to dox themselves with.

>>23461 >Do you guys lose interest in tech once it matures? What you're asking about is burnout, and it does happen to everyone. The best way to address it is to remove yourself from it for a while before you actually return and take an interest in it again. In regards to computers, there is still a lot of stuff that can be improved or worked on. However "no one" gives a shit about your project unless (1) you code it in Python, (2) you develop for Botnet 11, and/or (3) you develop for Linux. All of which are "dead ends", mind you. Outside of those areas, the sky's the limit in what hasn't been accomplished.

>>23462 Oh shit dude this is an actually retarded take. Get checked nigger, is all I can tell you

>>23461 >And I think for me, when they were simple enough that you could see how/why they work, and see the *potential* for where it could be headed, THAT was cool to me. > I could type some commands and a turtle could draw a shape on the screen and I saw where that was headed and I thought it was all neat and wanted to play with it more. You can still do this, so I'm not sure what you're talking about. > Now it's just a bunch of packaged-up homogenized overly-stylistic bullshit to me. What do you mean by this?

>>23468 <I wanted to give OpenBSD a try anyway. As long as I can still listening my music and surfing da intarwebs I'm fine. Also with the power of VMs I can still doing whatever I want anyway, right? Of course it's a pretty dumb idea and half of this will cost me a pain in the ass, but I don't wanna end without trying such awesome OS in a actual PC. Also OpenBSD manuals and wiki is really awesome.

>this thread gets made >video about a dude who used (((freebsd))) made immediately after there is a shadow hand controlling everything and they dont want us knowing about openbsd.

Tbh, first I wanted to install NetBSD as main OS on this Thinkpad here. And I actually installed it, but the experience was so goddamn awful. I was even unable to mount my Sandisk pendrive and recover my files (and yes, I used mount -t ext2fs like in the Manpages) So I'm now giving OpenBSD a try, and I'm actually having fun with it rn. It's awesome and does everything right. I installed LXQt as Desktop Environment, and now I installed Falkon to continue updating this thread (Falkon is pretty awesome btw). Now I'm trying to setup some Linux Virtual Machines "just in case". Do you anons have any recommendations at this point?

Still cannot comprehend why someone wouldn't use C99 instead. rust just sucks. On C you download the library and compile, and if you fuck up the memory allocation that's on you. In rust you have a whole package manager and a quirky syntax to lord over everyone between dilations about how much better and "memory safe" it is, when in reality it just tries to stop you from array out of bounds and that's it. Just stop being stupid. C isn't even fucking hard, that's a jew op. The Day of The Butter Sauce will come.

What is it you trannies are doing that is SO important it can't just be a fuckin python script

>>18996 anti-rust people dont want to be coached dont want to be groomed dont want to be told what to do by insufferable power tripping faggots and that makes you mad whatever silly memory management rust is doing can be done with proper encapsulation and delegation to constructors in c++ as long as you are not a complete retard and can pay attention within the creator and destructor

>>23479 >i got myself an Ryzen 5 mini pc to be my server What brand/model?

>>23489 Something like this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/305032120451 But look around for yourself and keep an eye on bargains as the goal is to loot decommissioned offices if you want a good deal This looks interesting as an example

>>23497 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/116034735263 Sorry forgot the last link

>>20983 >If all you're doing is torrenting your ISP won't do shit Extremely bad advice. In reality, it's highly dependent on which country you live in. American copyright and litigation laws are so fucked that there's a whole cottage industry of bot companies that file copyright complaints on behalf of the copyright holders, without the copyright holders even knowing about it, and make their money by getting kickbacks from the copyright holders for successful DMCA takedowns. I see no reason why these companies wouldn't be just as active patrolling public torrent trackers as they are on youtube. The worst that will probably happen, in the USA at least, is that your ISP ban you from their service, which can suck if they're the only one in your podunk village. Usually they'll first send you a threatening letter telling you to knock it off or they'll sue, so you'll (usually) have some warning. To my knowledge, they haven't actually prosecuted anyone for piracy since the Napster days. If you want to pirate in the US, either pay the $3/month for a VPN or use a direct download site with HTTPS and an alternative DNS provider.

>Pic unrelated (fuck kikes) Not that unrelated as you think

>>23166 >and an alternative DNS provider This won't help you if you're not using encrypted DNS and Encrypted Client Hello.

>>23475 Use tape and wool yarn like a real man

Honestly you're better off hosting your own server and connecting to the network through it. Channels (or whatever they are called) have their own rules anyway, irrespective of where you come from, so even if you were to register on a server meeting your requirements it does not mean you won't get banned. With that in mind, those 5 dollars a month to rent a VPS are worth it since the most they can do is keep you from using their channel, not delete your account, and in the worst case you can even create your own rooms.

>>21858 >AI is not like a toaster or analog clock- it isn't isolated to be within your home. You're doing it wrong. Run FOSS locally. Don't let Jews like "Open"AI datamine you.

>>19110 I've been lurking the 4skin (mostly /out/ and /g/) since '08. it's not /pol/ per se that's the problem, it's feds, Indians, trannies and election tourists that came when the boards became popular and normal-adjacent. now that it's basically impossible to post on the board, its users are flooding to other sites. >>18980 it doesn't really matter if you post racist content or not, simply posting or lurking here with your real IP taints you by association and likely puts you on a watch list and could get you fired for jobs or banned from some banks. I'm all for wasting the government's time and resources to hasten its collapse, but why make their job easier?

>>18983 >>18984 >>21875 >>23446 t. tall poppy landscapers

>>20340 I installed Lineage on my Pixel 3 yesterday and it's like I have a new fucking phone. 24h+ battery life and the latest Android version with 0 bloat. Man, I don't understand what took me so long. Now that I'm using Windows and Linux at home, and macOS at work. It's so painfully evident how amateurish the mac OS really is. And saying that when comparing it to the piece of shit that Windows 11 is, that's really something. But it's true. You've got to be sleeping or blind to use Apple products.

>>21873 i just ordered a 3a to try out ubuntu touch myself any issues on lineage with volte? i know that's one thing ubuntu touch is still working on

>>23372 >ubuntu touch myself tee hee. Posted from GrapheneOS

>>23408 Yeah I've used cock.li. Gmail does like doing shit without telling you. Other e-mails straight up blocked me, and some services didn't allow me to register with cock.li (some said "invalid e-mail" because god forbid they directly tell me the issue)

>>23401 Mail? On the Internet? It's gonna cost ya. You can set up your own mail server, free and easy with that one OS. Lennox.

I heard tutanota is kinda good and only wants you to write a letter to the admins before creating an account, so maybe I'll try that.

>>23416 Any employee discount? Please throw some light

>>23425 He's probably making fun of you because this is /tech/

>>23412 You should unironically try your luck on halfchan. Their tech board (/g/) is filled to the brim with paid shill advertising apple's crap. One of them should be able to find you some discount code.

holy shit I'm so sorry, literally none of these threads told me they posted at all, they just told me "wait 87 more seconds"

>>23258 Thanks, but I'm sticking with Linux. Enjoy your vibe coded spyware that you got for ((((free)))).

Linux is just as privacy free as any other OS in the hands of a newbie who is probably going to install a fuck ton of packages and not turn off anything at all like avahi print server I do be a Linux enjoyer but I've never once kid myself that I'm escaping the bots

>>23301 You're just wrong. It may not be perfect in all cases but it is far better than stock W11, W10, and macOS.

>>21560 With Tor, it's essentially plug and play; you can connect and start using it right away. In contrast, with I2P, even if they released an official browser, it would require time to bootstrap before you could access any eepSites.

>>19098 Double click the exe and google hidden wiki