hell yeah

>>11
:0 first dubs on this site

What a madlad

>>11
based

>>11
witnessed

>>84
>pronouces lynx wrong
>tries to be lukesmith 2.0 but uses wingdings un-ironically making me scratch me head nonstop
>i use windows because i hate google and microsoft is actually based
imagine having only one good video about explaining how having a hammer that does two good things btfos the whole unix philosophy to some extent.

If there's something /g/ doesn't need is a male attention whore.

>>280
I am a unix demi-god. I have studied the unix way more than you realize.

If you truly understood my video about hammers then you'd realize why forth is "the ultimate unix way".

I sent this to Rob landley:

Thesis: Since filesize and memory footprint are the most precious
commodity, toybox needs forth.

Premises.

Toybox apps must be:
A. Fast:
Forth is significantly faster than sh + awk.
B. Small:
Forth < 1 kB
C. Memory Safe:
Either:
Require root to run forth in memory unprotected mode,
OR
(As a last resort) I'll add memory safety.

gentle reminder that I am the king of /g/ and you should program in forth

...

>>422
Hold on a minute why was one of these pictures removed?

I just now realized that some of the boards are SFW however one picture was literally of a silicone tube.

So is posting silicone tubes NSFW?

>>473
Yes Anon. If you had a corporate desk job, do you think the boss might have something to say about you browsing (whether witnessed by co worker and rated by IT) a thread with silicone fleshlights and child rubber dolls? Please think before you post in SFW boards.

>>420
Right wing are cucks and deserve and get the same treatment. Both wings are a Jewish construct.

>>446
>Can you explain it a bit more?
I'm no legal expert however stalman tried to force something like a auto update for the license from the start only a legal auto update.

Meaning if you would license your code with GPL3 and GPL4 comes around it legally is under GPL4 now.

You can see how stupid and dangerous this is.
I can not find linus talking about this, however I remember it.

GPL3 is ....
Did you read a GPL2 license VS a GPL3 license?

GPL2 is normally written.
GPL3 reads like a raving lunatic that has schizophrenia.

I don't know if GPL3 is even enforceable in court.

>>449
>Right wing
Republicans are not right wing, the right wing are these people the media wants to crucifie for wrong think.

>>95
disgusting

fuck redhat and their military masters

>>451
wrong, if you still think left wing right wing you are still bluepilled

You are right to be cautious - IRC is good for some things, bad for others. It is a good choice for a technical project community, and a very bad choice for discussion of politics.
You should assume the default for all IRC channels is permanent, publicly accessible logs. Very useful for
For a server such as freenode, here's a pretty standard setup:
- connect once to the server using your real IP
- register your nick with the server
- reply to the email they sent to confirm registration
- setup SASL on your IRC client
- disconnect and turn your VPN on
- connect back in, hope SASL works, then join a channel

This solves the I.P. problem. It will simply instead say "username joined from [email protected]_VPN, which leaks far less information. That protects you from rando's, but admins can still get you.

If you want to talk about something that's not a technical reference project, you'll probably want something else. I've heard Riot, Telegram, and Signal mentioned, but I don't know enough to recommend one.

IRC is from the 80's and nobody cared about being 100% anonymous. I still don't. But I tried to use IRC some months ago and the server bitched at me for not having a registered nick (which requires signing up with email address). Those are extra steps I don't want to go through, so I didn't bother, and I /quit the server. Haven't bothered with IRC since. Back in the day, if someone else had taken your nick, you just used another one. It wasn't a big deal, and your friends would recognize you anyway from your hostname. Also we had a lot of fun with netsplits and channel takeovers.
If you want to be safe from buffer overflows and shit like that, just setup OpenBSD on an ARM SBC and run IRC on there from an unprivileged account that's not in the wheel group and also doesn't have doas/sudo access. I would guess the IRC clients in packages/ports have been pledged and unveiled by now.

>>78
stop posting jihad threats into irc ahkmed

ok, it's pretty straight forward.

> download hardened gentoo with SELinux patches
> set up systemd
> download and configure git master from the tor project
> build it using the provided makefile
> set up the aliases and unit files to start tor when your computer starts
> configure interfaces, ports, and application settings carefully to ensure all traffic is routed through tor
> double check everything because you most likely fucked it up and will get vanned immediately

<I mean you could also download the tor browser bundle, start it up, and have it just werk and be properly configured like the kids on youtube do but I don't know why anyone would do that.

obviously all of this advice only applies to minecraft and I don't condone any illegal activities.

>>268
systemd

>>266
>goto torproject.org
>download tor browser
>turn security settings to "safest"
>goto dark.fail
>browse depweeb

>>266
Tor is often banned and you must use bridge connections. Reinstall and go to their website to get some, or get the bridge connections somewhere else.

Also finding onions is basically impossible and people will meme your ass that finding them is easy.

>>266
it always makes me smile when some noob does not know how to do things.
>No how do I get on this internet thing!????
>How to install FireFox??
>How do I install Blender?! What is this I want to use a computer?
>What is this operating system and how is this different from the computer?
>PNG? JPEG? BMP? I only want a picture!
>MP3? WAV? I only want music?!
>Why is this so hard!

Reminds me of this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvKTOHVGNbg

Always brings a smile to my face.

So I think you can peace it together yourself however already OP for what others have written however let me explain it form the start.

>>25
Just gotta give it time to grow, pretty sure he launched it today. Could be comfy but I dunno, I wonder how long it'll take to get some traction

>>26
It will prolly take some time cause the every thread on halfchan containing pointers to this site gets zapped. Even a mention of it results in a ban. Yet here we are boiiiz.

>>66
Yep, all 50 of us out of 200k. This kinda shit is why pisscord is taking off. You may as well have a ring and that actually is advertised so is getting used for small groups. When you have 10 different bunkers to choose from the 500 that could have been becomes soon 10.

this is literally what xfce was made for

>>223
you can make speakers out of cardboard boxes btw

Cardboard Box Speaker Set
>Parts needed
~ $4 aliexpress amp
~ $4 12v 1a (5.5X2.1) power supply
~ $0.5 speaker wire
~ $2 (8 + 8) correct size nuts and bolts
~ $8-10+ pair of 4 inch, full range drivers with 4-bolt mounting flange (see pic)
~ $0* - some cardboard boxes that come with your order or you already have
~ $0-1 - appropriately sized fender washers ( can make out of old credit cards)

>Tools needed:
Wire strippers
Soldering iron
Box Cutter knife

I've thought of or done things like this before but at this point it almost just seems cheaper and more efficient to actually buy something manufactured (even used if you like)

I like seeing DIY stuff though so have a bump OP

>>274
kek

>>172
good thread.
today's digits brought to you by TLV172 op-amp

>>178
I needed to find 10k pullup resistors for the switches
I have now found them and connected them properly
It works to light the LED when the button is pressed

Nice
Bump

>>173
A very good start.
Check out VHDL sometime.
Also don't fail to learn about analog electronics (ie design your own amplifiers from discrete components) it is a lost art these days, yet a necessary one to interface the world. Enjoy Laplace transforms and DTFT will come easily.

>>173
>wristcomputer
>no SMD packages
wut?