/g/ - Technology

>>12590

You realize that Pale Moon is the only web browser to have the browser and the engine made for it to not have any influence from (((google))) put onto it. The head dev supporting (((cloudflare))) and his issues with *BSD is annoying, but what choice do we have.

>>12586

Tell me anon, why is it good?

>>12594

What's the point of writing your own HTML/CSS engine if you are just going to employ the same shitty and bloated toolkit? Could have rewritten the thing in Tk.

>>12586

>ideal

>doesn't work for half of the internet

>possible security flaws due to being outdated

Shouldn't it be possible to make a browser that both respects the user's privacy and is built on current code?

>>12597

HTML/CSS has become more and more complex and also more intertwined with the Javascript engine that is becoming a more and more integral part of the stack. Recoding all of that would be a lot of work. But it's indeed necessary, there are more or less two engines on which everything is built and the sadly chrome one is the more influential one. If you don't watch out, everything will be built around chrome.

I hope someday somebody tracks you down and slaughters your entire family tree in cold blood and turn them into bars of soap to send to africa

> We are currently located in Amiens, FRANCE.

> The following General Terms and Conditions, referred below as "Terms" or "Tos", apply between [Unikorn Services LLC] (Unikorn) as the provider of Network Services

some other day, kike

saged, fuck off ad jew

https://home.fnal.gov/~neilsen/notebook/dervish.html

>>12131

Tk is the graphical language that is the pair of Tcl. You don't need C to write Tk.

I think that you can start by looking at Xaw/Athena Widgets, Xt, Xlib, or even FLTK.

>>12556

Everyone wrote for X back in the day, you uneducated nigger. You are just advocating for bloat.

>>12560

Useless. You can code Tk easily. Why use a C binding when Tk is right there? This Dervish uses Tk anyway, so why not just learn it directly, considering that it's easier than C and is paired with Tcl?

>>12131

>>12573

Forgot to menction, but Tk combined with Tcl (and no other bloat like dervish) is also a nice small and light language for user interfaces, but not as much as Xaw/Athena Widgets, Xt and Xlib.

>>12573

Tcl* But my point still stands.

>>12131

>X programming

X.org is dead. Even before Wayland people only handed the image of the GUI to X and told it not to touch it because X sucks at everything.

So you either write your own Wayland client or you use GTK or Qt. You can't call it bloat when it's already on every single linux distro.

>>12573

>Everyone wrote for X back in the day, you uneducated nigger. You are just advocating for bloat.

X is the definition of bloat. It's an overrated component that does nothing by itself anymore but handing over an image to the Window manager.

And if you do use the remaining components of X that haven't been stripped out already it will look fucking disgusting.

If you hate bloat so much then program for Haiku where you can directly use it's C++ application interface without getting a headache

or learn to program against the native Win32 API and get some headaches and write some XML so that Windows knows it doesn't have to use the Windows 2000 theme on the application for it to work.

dumb ass paki cia-nigger, we know how to activate wangblows using only open source authentication cracks.

Sorry I haven't used Micosoft is 2 decades.

Just take a picture of a windows 7 key sticker from an old laptop/desktop, then when it refuses your key you use "slmgr /ato" to activate your key. Easy as pie and it's what i did since 2017.

>>10378

It's just AOSP with some twists, are you too retarded to use android?

>>10378

Good riddance nigger monkey, nobody will miss you with their Google-free phones

>>10378

LOL its open source bro just do it yourself

>>10453

Because he's a nigger.

>>10441

Maybe he's talking about porting a rom to his device?

>>12515

Compression is useful for people with data caps.

>>12515

Compressing isn't for compressed files. Unless you want them available as a single file to be uploaded somewhere.

>>12515

Those pictures and videos are already compressed so putting them in an archive will only give you marginally better compression.

So there is no point in putting them in an archive besides easier distribution.

>>12543

accidently just wrote what you wrote because I didn't scroll down

>>12531

by reencoding them, not by zipping them

I created a thread downloader in Python 3 specifically for 8kun just now: https://pastebin.com/raw/fAVnFR6T

 Usage: python3 8kun.py https://8kun.top/board/res/thread.html 

It will automatically download every file from the thread into an 8kun folder. It works with Tor too. I wrote it quickly so it might have a few bugs. It could definitely be improved to be more robust and feature-rich but it werks. I would appreciate any feedback on the code, I'm not that experienced.

>>11260

Download all images from a thread:

wget -nd -nc -r -l 1 -H -e robots=off -D 8kun.top,media.8kun.top -A png,gif,jpg,jpeg,webm http://8kun.top/url/to/thread.html

-nd tells wget not to create a whole new folder, if you want that you can, iirc use -p foldername

-nc tells it not to overwrite files that are already there

-r means recursive

-l NUMBER are how many levels of links it follows on the page in question

-H is span hosts

-e robots=off tells it not to follow the robots.txt, don't know if that is even needed on 8kun

-D is the domains you're working with, obviously. 8kun has images hosted on a different subdomain so just following links to 8kun.top won't get you the images.

-A is the formats that will be downloaded

You can alter it for different imageboards too. If some site doesn't want to comply you can add arbitrary shit like some commonly used user agent and waits:

 --user-agent="Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.8; rv:21.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/21.0"  --random-wait --limit-rate=1M

to make it seem more natural. Of course this didn't work while vanwanet was going, but after they changed it to be less obnoxious is works well again.

You could probably make it ignore thumbnails somehow, but honestly, it's easier to just remove them manually afterwards, they are pretty obvious due to their small file size, some imageboards even prefix them with somethin like

t_ which makes it even easier.

Also there is a really good tool called httrack to download whole websites and create local mirrors, you may also try that.

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>>12341

>rust

sjw nigger, you advocate bloat.

>>12341

Kill yourself, sjw soy drinker.

>>1101

So often websited autocorrect "@mail.com" to "@gmail.com" and you don't get your mail.

When UI fags think they are smarter than the user

>>10477

Captcha is much more insidious than a bot filter

A. it's feeding AI about human user metrics, which allow it to defeat not only every outdated version of itself, it also allows you to defeat other people's bot filters.

CAPTCHA could carry out the mother of all DDOS attacks by feeding the security checks of other filters to CAPTCHA users to solve

B. There is a strong potential that they leak the user IP on third party websites and track users

Is there an open source botfilter that is self learning?

>>12237

In fairness, users suck and in most cases the UI fags probably ARE smarter than the users, even though in this case it's really unfortunate.

[code]

try {

"pronton mail"

} catch(e) {

"bitmessage"

}

>>12536

[/code]

Complete and total bloated shit.

I try to avoid it when possible with openrc or sysvinit and alsa. I haven't found an alternative to dbus though.

>>12244

Dbus is not necessary.

>>12244

See >>12246

I am running OpenBSD without most of their crap, including dbus. I applied a patch to GTK+3 so it could be compiled without atspi-bridge which pulls dbus. I also btfo'd dconf which was unnecessary bloat and unrelated to the toolkit whatsoever. Things I couldn't get rid of, such as glib, harfbuzz and whatever, will be there as long as I use a non-meme browser with JS and video support. If there were a decent browser with an HTML/CSS engine written in Tk I would use that instead.

* Too disorganised

* Too unfocused

* No priories

* Used to cause problems

Same problem I have with Gnome: not paying for the stuff that matters: memory leaks (I want to run my desktop for 6 months without rebooting or having no ram) and shitty demo apps instead of solid stable libraries.

no. dish.

>>12506

>>haxxor

>>12507

>>>/haxxor/

>>12506

>>12507

This is some real haxxor shit right here

>>12506

>>12507

>make a haxxor board

>can't even link to it properly

take a leave of absense and get a part-time job and go to therapy.

you are an adult, you can return when you want to.

you have been robbed of agency.

I convinced myself things would get better and blew any chances of going back.

Something like Gentoo is best. Something with little bloat to no bloat, little hardware usage, and open sourced.

To make them as reliable and secure as reasonably possible you have to go with something like openBSD that sacrifices a lot for that security. Most OSes try to be secure but rarely will actually compromise important user friendly/feature rich sections for it

You have to start with CPUs not made of dog shit first. Microkernels are fundamentally retarded. Virtualization is the only realworld application that remotely resembles a microkernel concept, but you can run an OS that actually does things on top of it.

test test

kek. seems i cant post here from tor w/o premoderation. Blacklisted then.

based Mike doing god's work

>>12474

They won't accept it, no matter what. They just say "you're not a lawyer" "redhat does it too, so obviously it's ok", "RMS and the FSF support and agree with Grsecurity" etc.

https://boards.4channel.org/qa/thread/3144510

I really hope they get killed by coronachan.

>>12474

Can you and others assist in the /qa/ thread. I can't explain it any other way. The guy just won't accept it nomatter what; But I must respond or else "whoever has the last word wins". I hate this fucking piece of shit whoever he is.

>>12455

>No matter _WHAT_ I say, the programmers say I'm wrong

Yeah, because with programmers there are two mindsets: They'll either try to be smarter than you or they'll try to dodge additional work.

Try coding an AI lawyer. Once your code has been reviewed I'm sure everyone will trust in its opinion.

>>12311

why did you sage the response?

It's just Pneumonia.

>Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia but do not get that virus spreading fast is they are “out-date” technology.

Weather conditions, it's warmer there.

Also this is more like a seasonal flu, the colder the worse it gets.

http://whale.to/a/virusmania.html

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2921574/

>>12300

>I am a prophet

>all my unverified claims are true

>my source is that 2 years ago i said the world would collapse and as you can see, my diaper is still unchanged. Hence I am proven to be undeniably correct.

See you in 54 days when Israel is still thriving off their host nation as per the usual. Am prophet myself btw