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Arch is great, but be prepared to do lots of reading and tinkering like the other Anon said. Do you plan on staying using xfce as a desktop environment? I went tiling wms when I switched to arch and I don't want to go back. I use dwm and while configuring was a bitch at first it's super comfy now.

Started with Mint back in 2014/2015, went through the DE variants of Ubuntu and Debian, got into Arch, tried Artix, tried PCLinuxOS, etc.... settled on Manjaro due to customisability and not having to manually update nor fix shit every week.

>>13207

I installed Arch for the first time about 15 years ago. I've been messing with Gentoo a little before, with mediocre success. I think before that I've been using Debian and Suse, maybe Ubuntu.

But then Arch was really easy. If you can work with the terminal confidently, it's really not a big deal. Back then arch had an installation wizard tui, but it's not much harder without it now, just use the tutorial on the wiki. Arch may be more or less a minmal system, but really everything you can install is built to work pretty much out of the box. At this point I've spent a long time using both gentoo and arch and arch requires much less manual config.

>>13209

haha archfag

>>13226

https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/linux-phones.html

>>13227

Anything is better than googles chain around my neck or being a macfaggot. Ubuntu touch on a phone would still be lightyears better than current phone faggotry

>>13240

Not really.

>>12954

>Finally no need for this liberal Google Jew-nigger recaptcha gay shit.

I like captchouli but I'll admit it's a little too nieche to use it on every website.

https://github.com/bakape/captchouli

hCaptcha and MTCaptcha are great but OP is a faggot trying too hard to fit in

>>12955

They used javascript to display that page.

>>11169

Only for websites that don't play nicely with a hardened Firefox configuration.

>>12225

>it is fast as fuck boi.

Just like Iridium and ungoogled-chromium.

>>13056

>Firefox phones home about almost every single interaction you have with its UI

Does anyone need that feature for their browser to work?

>>13099

>>Firefox phones home about almost every single interaction you have with its UI

But does it really or are you just exaggerating?

How would that work in detail?

>>11169

it has a built in adblocker / tracker blocker and comes with sane defaults. if you finally break free of the autismo that doesn't benefit you and only hinders you (breaking a bunch of websites in the name of muh privacy even though its probably not doing anything except bloating your browser with extensions that break fucking everything), its a really good browser. i use it on all of my devices with rewards enabled for free crypto. if you stop trying to solve a problem that is almost impossible to solve without slowing your computer down to a snailspace, you'll enjoy your computer alot more

>>11169

>Is this browser a good choice, or is it a misleading kike meme?

>bad tracker blocking

>google by default

>you can't disable auto updates

>makes an unsolicited request to FUCKING AMAZON AWS

it's a meme, just use ungoogled chromium or icecat + uMatrix.

So, posting on kuroba sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't.

>>13106

Oh sorry I was talking about the infinity extension for dashchan. I changed the url to 8kun.top and it still ain't working(It does list the user boards but opening it shows 403 error). I think it'll require just a little modification to work with the current url.

>>13115

Personally for me the dnsbls bypass don't work, I'll need to activate it from my browser. Also I think they haven't found to work with the captcha when making a new thread(It just tries to open an internal webview for the ip based dnsbls bypass, which don't work with the thread captcha).

>>13106

Just slove capatha in browser then you can post in kuroba for 24h

Every 24h you have to full capatha

BTW i'm using kuroba-dev (dev build)

You can download it from github page

Glue a bomb to a drone

The Art of Electronics.

You can dismantle a clock and become a well-known genuis like ahmend clocksmith.

>>13191

oh, thanks!

>>13173

Get a degree in mechatronics for robots or study horology for clockwork.

If you want to start right now. Learn how to make camshafts and start creating automatons. Learn arduino and go from there.

>>13200

Thanks! I thought about that and found some MIT open courses.

>>13149

B A S E D

A E

S S

E A

D E S A B

literally who?

>>13162

>Literally can't reverse image search

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TEYr8acmn0

More recent clips of him show deteriorating mental health, but that would happen to anyone in his position.

Isn't the guy a senior dev of tor but kicked out due to sjw rape harassments? too BASED they had to shut him down am I right? They would've done the same rape accusations if Stallman wasn't a voluntary celibate (volcel) who is into 1D women (books) (he's also implying 1D>2D to anons)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX46Qv_b7F4

>>13180

What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I'll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I've been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I'm the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across the USA and your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You're fucking dead, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can kill you in over seven hundred ways, and that's just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in unarmed combat, but I have access to the entire arsenal of the United States Marine Corps and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution your little "clever" comment was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have held your fucking tongue. But you couldn't, you didn't, and now you're paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit fury all over you and you will drown in it. You're fucking dead, kiddo.

>>13182

>le plebbit pasta

The absolute state

>>13176

Is this a pasta? Cool malware.

Feel free to provide info:

>your country

>android version (oreo, pie, etc.)

>manufacturer (samsung, huwaei etc.)

>screenshot of anything

Questions

>stock android, custom android?

>vpn provider?

Either you use old phone, and someone used a fully disclosed vulnerability and just so happened to target you.

You are dumb for not taking screenshot of the suspected files/modification that appeared on your phone.

>>13176

ABSOLUTELY PROPRIETARY

This is so retarded and fuck you op for not providing info.

Did you download and install an apk outside of the app store and didnt look into it?

Did you give away a previous phone that still had your info on it?

How the fuck does an androis phone get infected, not sure if browsing sites will do that so it has to be my first question. If thats the case does this app still appear even after the factpry reset?

>>13134

But I won't know if it's shady till it gets big. Nordvpn got exposed for having a security compromise and keeping their mouths shut about it. If it's small I'll have no idea if they're shady or not.

>>13135

Any company is shady if you don't have physical access to their infrastructure. And you mentioned it yourself: NordVPN, a large company with millions of users, lacked complete transparency despite having security issues uncovered by security researchers. You can always self-host your own VPN server if you want, provided that you trust your cloud provider.

>>13136

Forgot to mention that no VPN provider/service will have bulletproof security no matter how hard they try to market their snake oil.

>>13136

>You can always self-host your own VPN server if you want, provided that you trust your cloud provider.

The only way to go.

>>13131

Find a public wifi.

just don't post on retarded websites and stop playing retarded games. or get a vpn that has many servers and changes their IPs constantly or get a vpn that offers a dedicated IP.

>>10352

>>10290

>>10557

>>10531

>>10556

OK, you Nim shills have convinced me to at least take a look at it. I am a bit concerned about the transpilation though, won't that hamper the potential of the language?

>>10556

>Haskell otoh seems to hate themselves, for being white males, won't be long before they officially become cocfags

<We do not tolerate any form of discriminatory language or behaviour towards any minority (for example age, body size, disability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender identity and expression, level of experience, education, socio-economic status, nationality, personal appearance, race, religion, or sexual identity and orientation).

Sounds like something an old fat gimpy brown intersex newfag african unwashed nigger moslem homosexual would say.

>>11505

I've been working solely with Nim for a while now and it's the first language I've found that doesn't completely make me want to neck myself out of the pain. It has some flaws of course, such as the stdlib being somewhat unoptimized for the sake of newfags (strutils is a big one, since it tries to mimic how things work in Python with function-chaining), and the Python-style messiness that larger modules become. For the latter, one can exploit the alternative C-style includes to break up the module a bit, or mess with templates to effectively neutralize large amounts of code duplication.

The other massive fucking flaw I'd say Nim has is that it's third-party lib support is trash. Most of it is half-broken abandonware with the devs vanished from this Earth. They really need to go through and prune Nimble's database of them. Thankfully, this is fairly trivial to solve if a community can really start up, and making wrappers for C/C++ libs is fairly easy if they aren't 99% header macro hell. Of course it helps if you also know C but there are tools that can help automate wrapper generation that just require you to go through and put in the last 10% of work, such as ensuring proper pragmas and adding helper functions to make them easier to use and implementing replacements for any macro shit.

My last two issues are firstly that Nimble sucks as a build tool, and you should either use Nake or straight nimscript in config.nims if you are a man. Hell plain Make might even be better since all you need to hand the compiler is your main and perhaps make a rule for unittests. The second is that the documentation generator kind of sucks ass. You can emit json instead and I was toying with trying to do up my own docgen but it's extremely low on my priorities so it keeps getting put up. Props to them for adding a dark mode toggle even if it is half-assed and doesn't seem to work for their also half-assed search system that likes to break periodically.

I realize these might seem like glaring issues, but I am autistically demanding when it comes to languages, and so far Nim has passed with flying colors even if I'm a filthy hard-tab indenter who had Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>Jews don't produce anything at all.

apart from 4chan and most of the source code for gab

its kind of ironic

TI-83 Basic

>>13152

audio latency is only relevant to synthesizers and (less so) games.

audio latency is irrelevant for video playback as no matter the buffer size it will be synchronized.

Ideal latency for synths is <8ms, and for games is 1/60s, both of which are easily accomplished with alsa on old PCs.

alsa has issues, but unless you write kernel drivers you probably can't give a meaningful critique.

Anybody that will go through the effort to patch linux with OSS4 has serious mental health problems.

>b-b-but it has superior mixing quality, I can hear ALSA causing distortion on my HiFi tube amp when I turn the gain all the way up and the pcm volume down -60db. ALSA uses SOFTWARE MIXING :(

>How will I ever play audio from multiple programs? whats dmix? asoundrc is hard :(

>I refuse to use jack because its another software layer which obviously means more buffers OMG

>how will I stream audio if I can't expose my card through NFS? Everything in UNIX should be a FILE!!! (btw I don't know whats a socket or ioctl???)

>I read an article from 2007 on the state of linux audio which had a big graph of APIs and wrapper libraries which means MS Windows is superior

Yeah, linux is shit. send your death threats to redhat, or graduate to the next level of elitism and use *BSD.

Seriously. even OpenBSD has a better audio system.

FreeBSD sound system is a lot like OSS.

>>13160

>send your death threats

We ought to send threats to Havoc Pennington. I don't know why people bother with sending hitmen after Poettering when the effect of his work hasn't nearly ruined Unix-like desktop as much as Havoc Pennington.

>>13167

>havoc pennington

>HAL, GNOME, Metacity, GConf, and D-Bus

software engineering was a mistake.

vid is how the average red-hat engineer starts their day.

I'm ready for HyperbolaBSD already.

>>13160

>Ideal latency for synths is <8ms, and for games is 1/60s

IDEAL LATENCY IS ZERO, YOU FUCKING FAGGOT

yeah, first you learn to program, then you read the documentation, then go back to which shit-hole website you came from to show off.

>>13126

>i deleted the files from my computer

try this https://www.sleuthkit.org/autopsy/

Did someone else make the passwords or you? If you, you could create custom cracking sets based on how you may have made it to solve the password if it isn't random characters.

Otherwise, you can try and find where you downloaded it from, archive.org if necessary, to find the password.

Thank you

I copy pasted the passwords from the websites, and they are usually long and complex, so brute forcing is out.

I may be able to fin dome of them, the ones i remember at least

>Python

>Anime

>Memes

Are you a troll? Just add hindi and you're a literal meme.

Now to answer your question, any book that goes from scratch and doesn't expect you to know things you don't is good enough for you. You don't "fully learn the lang", that's just syntax, what's far more important is to learn how you can build programs that do things you thought were hopeless to even try.

That and you'll need to be curious.

gay.