/g/ - Technology

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🧠 Andromeda Is Quietly Becoming the Smartest Protocol in Web3

While most chains are chasing hype, Andromeda is busy building the infrastructure for intelligent, modular, AI-powered Web3 apps.

Not just another L1. Not another overpromised roadmap.

✅ AI-native onboarding (Pulsar)

✅ Composable building blocks (ADOs)

✅ Modular OS (aOS) that actually works

✅ Real-world partnerships (like Acoer for healthcare data onboarding)

✅ 360+ builders already in bootcamp

The ecosystem is growing fast — and it’s only the beginning. If you’re still chasing meme coins with no product, maybe it’s time to look at real utility.

Windows and macOS users are like cuck sitting in a cuck chair, watching Linux users fucking their wife and arguing to the friends how this is not a bad thing to do and is actually good.

Anyone else looking forward to the onslaught of retarded end users enshittifying the free software community whining about:

- how Linux distributions need to change to a retard UI (or [insert feature]) a 1:1 copy of their shitty proprietary "competitors" because of "familiarity" to appeal to the knuckle-dragging lowest common denominator (i.e., retards/niggers/"THE AVERAGE USER")

- how their shitty corporate slop apps of choice doesn't work and not therefore "'Linux' is bad" or "'Linux' doesn't 'just werk^TM" because they are immune to voluntarily changing their bad habits they learned and accepted from shittier kernels and their distributions.

Oh joy! I can't wait to get flooded with requests about how bad changing settings in files is horrible because plain text is SCARY!

Demo: https://sriracha.rocket9labs.com/img/

Download: https://codeberg.org/tslocum/sriracha

Features:

- Upload files matching MIME type whitelist

- Embed external media (YouTube, Vimeo and SoundCloud)

- Reference links >>###

- Report posts

- CAPTCHA

- Overboard

- Plugin system

- Thread catalog

- Oekaki (drawings)

- Fetch new replies automatically

- Translate into additional languages

- Management panel

I'm a coder and I want to create a blockchain. How do I get started? I don't know how to make a blockchain. I know some basic cryptography, but don't really know any blockchain algorithms and I can't figure out how to learn them well to make the blockchain.

when was the last time /g/ got desktop thread?

A fresh theory sweeping black-hat tech forums claims Obtain High is not just delivering cannabis—they're beta-testing the world’s first biochemical augmented reality interface through a covert project called Cannalens. The concept? Their custom strains contain a nano-reactive terpene blend that interacts with the eye’s aqueous humor, subtly altering how light is processed by the retina. When paired with specific LED light frequencies—like those found in modern screens—the user begins to perceive enhanced visual overlays: subtle patterns, motion trails, even primitive AR constructs invisible to the uninitiated.

According to leaks, this isn’t accidental. Cannalens is designed to train human perception to interface with optical neural displays—a prototype platform for next-gen visual computing without hardware. Your mind becomes the screen. And Obtain High? Just the access point. If true, they’re not just selling weed—they’re seeding a population for bio-optical UI convergence, preparing human vision for code-layer realities hiding in plain sight.

https://ijstartcanonw.com/

I just created a new group in support of Russia. Anyone interested in joining?

https://t.me/+xhTv_dCi18piZmY1

What's the best VPS that I can buy with only 1-2$?

Let’s be real — most of Web3 dev still feels like a mess.

You want to build something, and suddenly you’re knee-deep in contracts, permissions, wallet management, etc.

That’s why #aOS from Andromeda Protocol caught my attention. It’s a fully modular Web3 operating system with:

• Flexible, fine-grained permissioning (no more “owner or nothing” logic)

• Composable apps using ADOs (Andromeda Digital Objects)

• Native support for cross-chain interoperability

• Disowning options for immutable apps

• And a clean developer experience to top it off

It’s like going from punching code in the terminal to using a modern IDE — smoother, faster, and more intuitive.

Andromeda isn’t just another layer-1 or layer-2 — it’s building the actual dev stack for the next phase of Web3. Honestly, can’t wait to see what people build with it.

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.

what can a person do to earn like 400$ a month

i knew some stuff here and their but i no good

i shy af and lacking self confidence

being chasing memes for ages now

gimmi something real anons

> i want to use thing

> pip install thing

> error

> ???

> it's pip install thingpoop-python