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>>996733 (OP)

Might be a Chinese botnet but I'm curious.

but is is FOSH?

some yandex translated segments from their site

from http://www.lemote.com/html/news/media/2017/1122/139.html

>chief scientist Hu Weiwu godson CPU said, now the godson has been applied to include the Beidou satellite, including more than a dozen national heavyweights, as well as applied to the Office of the functional organization and other information systems

>Data show, godson 3A2000/3B2000 is the latest upgrade of godson 3 Series processors, processor core upgrade for the next generation GS464E architecture, microstructure integrated technology level reached with Intel's IvyBridgy and AMD's Steamroller level.

from any of the product pages:

>BIOS: PMON, Corum firmware

>Operating system: LOONGNIX, the successful Unicorn, Puhua

>>996739

This, and is the firmware still free like the old Lemote laptops.

POWER9 is still looking like the best modern option from a freedom perspective.

>trusting one of the world's most authoritarian regimes to produce non-botnet hardware

Loongson server boards can be purchased here:

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/loongson-ls3a-2way-server-v1-1-TY-RS780ED/32920364915.html

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/loongson-ls3a-2way-server-v1-1-TY-RS780ED/32881385609.html

>>996740

>Operating system: LOONGNIX, the successful Unicorn, Puhua

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as LOONGNIX, is in fact, GAHNOO/LOONGNIX, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GAHNOO plus LOONGNIX. LOONGNIX is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GAHNOO system made useful by the GAHNOO corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GAHNOO system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GAHNOO which is widely used today is often called “LOONGNIX”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GAHNOO system, developed by the GAHNOO Project. There really is a LOONGNIX, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. LOONGNIX is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. LOONGNIX is normally used in combination with the GAHNOO operating system: the whole system is basically GAHNOO with LOONGNIX added, or GAHNOO/LOONGNIX. All the so-called “LOONGNIX” distributions are really distributions of GAHNOO/LOONGNIX.

>>996744

based

>The two CPUs can also execute x86 and ARM code using LoongBT, a binary translation technology for Linux.

I thought it runs natively but that also seems good.

However i'd rather have affordable Power processors and binary translation for those than some MIPS chinkshit.

>>996749

I really doubt amerimuttjew shit from intel or amd is better.

This is amazing! I hope they will make a consumer-grade one in the future

>>996743

>you must enable DRM to view some audio or video on this page

NOPE

>>996741

>trusting one of the world's most authoritarian regimes to produce non-botnet hardware

Chinese authoritarianism is pro-Chinese. The government does things for the benefit of the Chinese people. Meanwhile a country like the United States is just a puppet of jews and the politicians openly show their disdain for the common man by talking about how it's gonna be great when he's replaced by third worlders who work for three cents less.

Hm, well I would give it a try if there was a computer to buy but there won't be any software. You'd have to port pretty much everything yourself! Maybe you could pull a Terry and write a gospel for it.

>>996847

China is where the US was in the 20's in regard of workers rights. You need to have enough good goy points to be able to post online without running through a VPN. I hope to get to learn what it's actually like over there some day.

Based China. Thanks.

>>996737

>Chinese botnet

At least China can't put you in jail just because you have a couple TB of loli porn. Better than American botnet, at least if you don't live in China.

>>996869

All porn is a crime in China. Life in America is so much more free than in China.

>>996869

They can if you live in China.

>>996741

>>trusting one of the world's most authoritarian regimes to produce non-botnet hardware

Unless you live in China or are keeping classified information on your personal computer, the Chinese government can't do shit with any information they collect from you. Besides, China already botnetted every single piece of x86 and ARM hardware that was manufactured there, so it's not like there's anything to lose by cutting out the American and Israeli botnets.

>>996875

>All porn is a crime in China

WTF I LOVE CHINA NOW!

>>996875

>in China

Chinese law is irrelevant if you don't live in China.

>>996878

>They can if you live in China.

<at least if you don't live in China.

>>996847

See >>996854

>>996847

>>996869

>>996878

>>996893

>>996886

This is all well and good until the rest of the world figures out how to exploit the Chinese botnets.

>>996896

>This is all well and good until the rest of the world figures out how to exploit the Chinese botnets if there's one in Loongson.

fix'd

>>996901

Seems more likely than not. Even if the VHDL was open, the actual silicon may be different unless you can fab it yourself or implement it in TTL, both of which are unfeasible for something this modern.

>>996896

Meanwhile, no one even has to figure out how to exploit American botnets and most people here are either from America or a country that America colonized (so all relevant countries on the planet except China, Russia and some of their allies). Thinking that using hardware made by the people that actually want to harm you is better than any other alternative is beyond retarded. Give me a North Korean CPU, I will trust that over Intel and AMD any day. I don't worry about Russia and China. I don't like them, but they don't give a shit about what I do or say, so it's easy to take advantage of them.

>>996901

Very unlikely that it won't have anything bad in there. Practically impossible, in fact. But we know for a fact that America does this as well. The difference is that China can't harm you while America can, and the American government can't legally fuck with your computer so easily if it's Chinese. So there is an advantage there. Of course, you want to avoid the botnet entirely, but between Intel and China, I would say China is the lesser evil unless you actually live in China. In that case go with anything that isn't Chinese because the west can't do shit to you but your government can easily ruin your life or even hack you to pieces probably.

>>996902

I suppose it may be plausible if you've got a couple cubic square miles of space and the ability to keep those millions of TTL chips at sub-zero temps, but that'd that wouldn't be in any way practical- even if it does sound like a great thing thematically for some cyberpunk novel. You'd have to figure out how to deal with the horrendous latency as well.

You'd be better off putting your money into research for making home chip fabbing practical and affordable anyway. I suppose 3D printers might be capable of that in a decade or two if first-world governments don't collapse in the meantime.

>>996903

>no one has figured out how to exploit the american botnets

You must have missed every piece of malware, and every computer security breach that's happened in the last 50 years. Not to mention all the exploits western intelligence agencies keep bottled up have a tendency to be leaked and fall into the hands of every other malicious actor possible.

>>996905

<no one even has to figure out how to exploit American botnets

>>996904

At those distances the clock speed would descend into the KHz range, making this CPU pointless in comparison to your average minicomputer.

>>996903

>Give me a North Korean CPU, I will trust that over Intel and AMD any day. I don't worry about Russia and China. I don't like them, but they don't give a shit about what I do or say, so it's easy to take advantage of them.

/thread

>>996875

>All porn is a crime in China.

Based

>>996875

Disgusting! Porn is a human right!

>>996913

>kike soma

>human right

kill yourself

And on the offchance people not part of the 50 cent party still lurk the Chans behind the Great Firewall

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>>996917

Fuck off. Bump.

>>996915

Cry moar. I am going to be the first to order these processors when they become available.

>>996744

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Taiwan, is in fact, People's Republic of China/Taiwan, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, People's Republic of China plus Taiwan. Taiwan is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning People's Republic of China system made useful by the People's Republic of China corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by Communist Party of China. Many computer users run a modified version of the People's Republic of China system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of People's Republic of China which is widely used today is often called “Taiwan”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the People's Republic of China system, developed by the People's Republic of China Project. There really is a Taiwan, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Taiwan is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Taiwan is normally used in combination with the People's Republic of China operating system: the whole system is basically People's Republic of China with Taiwan added, or People's Republic of China/Taiwan. All the so-called “Taiwan” distributions are really distributions of People's Republic of China/Taiwan.

>>996917

>implying those who can bypass the great firewall wouldn't have already bypass whatever detection systems they had in place, assuming https hasn't already hid whatever contents within from plain sight

I know you guys are autistic, but I hope none of you actually believe that's doing anything substantive except being a meme.

>>996847

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Death to chinks