Stop using your poorfag Anker cables and switch to Apple engineered luxury

I was given this phone, is it any good in 2025 or should I sell it?

https://youtu.be/6rd7GIpc9P0 Its a video of me scanning my appartment for rf radiation.

Hello /tech/nicians and /g/entoomen. Glad to see the surge in activity while 4chan is down, and I hope you are all enjoying your stay. My hands are mostly full trying to fix bugs and scale the site to meet the current demand. I could really use one or two volunteers to help keep an eye on the board and remove spam. If you're interested in helping out, please shoot an e-mail to codexx (at) cock (dot) li. Please include a brief summary of your history with 8/tech/ or 4/g/, and also include your favorite operating system and why you like it. Thank you!

Most computer languages were made with standard American keyboards in mind, especially in regards to symbol choices. This goes for standard keyboard shortcuts in software too. For example, with the french AZERTY layout, the backslash and special brackets require you to twist your right hand to write them and you need different hands for opening and closing them. My question to you non Americans is: how do you deal with it? Do you use and memorize the American layout while your keycaps still have the regional layout? Do you import your keyboard or reorder your keycaps? Do you switch between layouts for coding and messaging? Do you rebind certain characters to certain key combinations? Or do you just twist your wrist and live with it? I'm really curious to hear your perspectives on this.

Gigablast seems to be back under a new domain. I don't know if it's trustworthy. https://gigablast.org/ https://archive.ph/EKdXS

Arch is great! Arch has archinstall! Arch was great!

>The PowerBook 5300 well earned the term "road apple" for being not only one of Apple's worst products ever but possibly one of the worst laptops ever. Between its crumbly "Spindler plastic" case, sluggish performance, battery faults, and numerous other hardware issues, it was symbolic of Apple's near-collapse during the mid-1990s when CEO Michael Spindler embarked on a frenzy of cost-cutting. Originally planned to use Sony lithium ion batteries, they were swapped for lower performance nickel hydride ones after two pre-production units caught fire. Four models were offered; a base model with a 640x480 grayscale screen, the mid-range models with either a passive or active matrix color 640x480 screen, and the flagship 5300ce which had an 800x600 screen, a 117Mhz CPU, 32MB of RAM, and a towering $6,800 price tag (lower 5300s had a 100Mhz CPU and 8 or 16MB standard RAM). Maximum supported RAM was 64MB. >Among other hardware faults, the ribbon cable connecting the screen to the computer was wrapped around the hinges and easily damaged. Apple also used several different vendors for the screens, all of which used different and incompatible cables, making it impossible to swap them except for the exact screen it was designed for. Scores of PowerBook 5300s were recalled to have screens, motherboards, and other hardware repaired or replaced, resulting in numerous unhappy customers. >It was one of the first production laptops to have hot-pluggable equipment bays to swap out storage devices and other peripherals. An internal CD-ROM drive was not offered to keep size down. The 5300 was sold for just short of one year, from August 25, 1995 to August 3, 1996.

it doesn't work here?

Which one does /g/ recommend? Podman is touted as the newest hot open source technology, and I was about to install it until I took a look at the devs and it was developed by Red Hat aka IBM aka Israel.

Desktop thread not mine

Lisp is the language of the Gods... ...and you know it.

General thread for 3D printing inquiries, questions, advicd, etc. I'll start by saying I'm in the market for a resin 3D printer. I've only got experience using epoxy printers. Does anyone have any recommendations for a make & model? General resin advice? Nobody I know personally has one.

YOU GODDAMNED TECH NERDS ARE ALL GONNA DIEEEE

Proton is better than wine?

>Linux is too hard to use! >gotta use the terminal for everything!! >Making an offline windows account is easy! >you just gotta open the registry editor..