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• Main Page
  ⚠️WARNING ⚠️ Real humans don't change their User page. If you change your User page, then sorry, you're no If you want to contribute, take a quick look at the '''[[Help:Editing|guide to editing this wiki]]'''
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• File Picker meme
  ...accompanied by "it is <current year> and the GNOME developers still haven't added one" implying that Linux is shit because of this. ...teed to attract attention from overly passionate Linux users who will stop at nothing to defend their operating system.
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• Mice
  ...dvantage of having a much wider range of mice. Also consider having a look at mice section on the [[Chink Shit General]] page. The best mice normally change over time. This isn't entirely because mice are getting better, sometimes good/great mice stop be
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• Headphones
  ...[[Wikipedia:Headphones]]. [[#/g/uides and infographs| Guides]] are located at the bottom section of the page. ...rception-and-measurement-of.html 5] [http://seanolive.blogspot.com/2014/10/at-recent-137th-convention-of-audio.html 6]</sup>.
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• Databases
  ...firewall prompt asking for network access, feel free to deny it as we don't need our database accessable on the network. At this point the DBMS is installed, configured, and running.
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• Build a PC
  ...at can run demanding games at 60FPS and a GPU that can run demanding games at 120FPS will not reflect this 2x factor of performance in the price. Underst ...t there and transport back with heaps of boxes (too much to carry). Buying at a brick and mortar shop also means you will get your components today and c
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• Search engines
  /g/ doesn't use (((search engines))), search engine things that are worth mentioning: * Yandex - also better than Guugle at image searches!
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• GNU/Linux ricing
  [[File:Ricing at its finest.jpg|thumb|At first you'd think it was Windows XP, but look closer.... This is the power ...highly customizable. One of the results of this design is that X.org doesn't manage windows. Instead it depends on a special client application called a
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• Anonymizing yourself
  ...mode, which prohibits stranger connections but requires you to connect to at least 5 friends you personally know. They also need to connect to you. '''N ...cause of being so old, it is programmed in [[Java]], which was commonplace at the time.
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• Cuck license
  ...ding me) don't like the idea of an all-powerful management engine in there at all (since it is a possible security hole and a dangerous idea in the first
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• Programming concepts
  ...ually, you will find a solution to your problems here, and even if you don't, you will have a better understanding of it, and people will appreciate tha ...ngs, by "hiding" away a lot of the technical details and dealing with them at a simpler, "higher" level. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7nGcY73epw Che
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• Firefox
  ...sing-network-is-being-targeted-by-hackers-malwarebytes-says-2015-8?r=US&IR=T serving] [https://blog.malwarebytes.org/malvertising-2/2015/08/large-malve ...ine-firefox OneLiner] (also exists as "Liner") puts all the different bars at the top of the page, into a single bar (url, tabs, etc all on the same line
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• Laptop Buying Guide
  * Casing. Does it conduct heat well? Is it at least reliably sturdy? Check out consumer feedback for this. .... Make sure you get a 2.5 inch hard drive, not a 3.5 inch-otherwise it won't fit.
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• Web browsers
  ...r privacy, default add-ons are autistic and break majority of sites, doesn't provide binaries for new versions. ...ad enough of it. No more baking a browser. We went where all the market is at, Chromium.
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• Gentoo
  ...ally nothing else to do you might be able to rush a Gentoo installation in at least 3 hours; if you're a busy person with a day job and friends, it might ...to mess with a poorly documented system component -- if this happens, add at least another 1 or 2 hours. Oh, and if you're planning on using a LUKS volu
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• IRC
  ...dification of UNIX Wall). IRC was designed to allow multiple users to talk at the same time, which was a limitation of early UNIX Talk daemons. IRC has s * 1998: IRC? lol anon, why don't you use ICQ instead, it's much better.
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• Mechanical keyboards
  ...ertain distance, the spring buckles under pressure. This causes the hammer at the bottom to hit a membrane sheet and create an electrical contact. The bu ...t the needs of the typist. The switch variant can be determined by looking at the colour of the stem.
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• Programming resources
  If you don't see the book you're looking for listed, search the following lists for othe These books are essential books that people should have, or at least have read or know about:
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• Game programming
  ...nt graphics, sound/music, and story. Just having "ideas" for your game isn't good enough, but can be a good start. .... Don't. Or at least, don't in the way that you think you're going to: Don't try to visualize the perfect game and then make an engine around it. An eng
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• Routers
  Modern residential routers don't only route packets, but also offer several advanced features, like a firewa ...hile those combos are nice, since you only need a single device, they aren't usually supported by third party firmwares (the only exception being some r
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• Monitors
  ...s cards ($300 price range) can handle almost all games on maximum settings at 1080p. ...mes, down to 1ms. Also, TN panels are the only ones currently that can run at a 144Hz refresh rate, which is smoother than 60Hz. Downsides to this type o
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• Software-defined radio
  ...r screen, while your ears can only comprehend a single spoken conversation at a time. The RTL-SDR began its life as a DVB-T OTA TV tuner (a TV tuner for Europe). China began bulk manufacturing these
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• Debian
  ...ginally a combination of Deb and Ian, Deborah the name of Ian's girlfriend at the time. ...can be found at https://www.debian.org/distrib/, and live CDs can be found at https://www.debian.org/CD/live/
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• Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
  ...s retirement in 2007 in favor of Python, SICP was THE introductory CS book at MIT. You can go ahead and read the entire book cover to cover, yet you still won't learn anything even remotely useful for everyday, practical programming. Re
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• Interjection
  ...spoken. Accept his authority. To do otherwise is to become a nag. You don't want to be known as a nag, do you? ...on makers on that one. Take your beef to Red Hat, Mandrake, and Slackware. At least there you have an argument. Linux alone is an operating system that c
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• Arch Linux
  If you're looking for some troubleshooting with Arch, go take a look at the [https://wiki.archlinux.org/ ArchWiki] and/or [https://bbs.archlinux.or * Software in the AUR isn't always to be trusted to be safe or up to date
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• Vim
  ...rite down new commands you want to learn, keep only several or so commands at a time until you've learned them. ...ithub.com/justinmk/vim-sneak Sneak] - maps the s command (and optionally t/T/f/F) to search line-wise (minimalistic alternative to easymotion)
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• National Spying Agency
  ...In 2006, it was revealed that they were using a closet in the New York AT&T building since 1998. This was long before the [[Edward Snowden|Snowden]] le
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• Emacs
  '''Emacs''' (Editor MACroS) is an extensible, customizable, text editor. At its core is an interpreter for Emacs Lisp, a dialect of the Lisp programmin [[Plan9]] doesn't like Emacs. [https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/emacs.man This] is the man page
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• Unbound
  ...e-minimisation-strict: no #else it will break a few nameservers, so enable at your own risk ...path to the root-anchors file was deliberately wrong (or, in my case, didn't belong to the right user): [http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=0tT8NfmZ unbound.
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• Archives
  ...e only archiver servicing [[/g/|/g/ - Technology]] is DesuArchive, located at https://desuarchive.org/g/. ...e] and [http://archiveofsins.com/ Archive of Sins] (NSFW boards including /t/).
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• Computer science
  You'll find some eBooks at http://books.gentoomen.org/ and you can buy physical ones for cheap from ht int i,n,t,k;
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• Richard Stallman
  ...answer every email he gets, and at the very least he reads them if he can't answer. This has led to a rocky "relationship" of sorts with /g/ that has b ...posite.png|"A sort of drawing of me, a composite of photos, made by people at 4chan." - Richard Stallman
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• /g/
  ...er of 2004 along with /l/ - Lolikon, but their spirit continues to live on at /g/ - Technology, which is frequently the host of many blatantly off-topic ...efore it was discontinued. It was a hilarious example of teenagers who don't know shit.
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• VPN
  ...ill lose the trail at your VPN provider. Hackers infecting your system won't be phased, and neither will law enforcement. ...to privacy. Even if your provider claims they don't keep logs, that doesn't mean you trust them, especially if they're located in a [[Five Eyes]] count
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• Edward Snowden
  ...rovider Ars Technica confirmed that Snowden had been an active participant at the site's online forum from 2001 through May 2012, discussing a variety of ...about buying chemicals?" [http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=248325&p=5867367#p5867367 Source]
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• Encryption
  ...tems were said to be one of the few remaining things that work (i.e. haven't been compromised by the [[NSA]]), and that people can still rely on. ...al user information'', but it '''has been designed to do this'''. Continue at your own risk.}}
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• Electronic cigarettes
  ...most atomizers put out, while a higher PG concentration might taste burnt at the same wattage. - 5ml bottles are available at $2.95 a piece, good for trying a bunch of different flavors
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• List of recommended Windows software
  having to navigate to a website, download it and run it. Take a look at [https://chocolatey.org/ Chocolatey NuGet] and [https://npackd.appspot.com/ For an all-at-once installation to install all of your selected favourite software in one
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• Foobar2000
  More at [http://www.foobar2000.org/ foobar2000.org]. ...that you want to use, but you don't find it in the native ones listed? Don't worry, there's probably a plugin for it:
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• List of recommended OS X software
  *[http://www.skype.com/en/ Skype] owned by Microsoft, your privacy won't mean anything. *[http://www.obdev.at/products/launchbar/index.html Launchbar] is a little more complicated than
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• PotPlayer
  ...eo player, violates the [[GPL]], use at your own risk. Or better yet, don't.
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• E-book reader
  ...lder formats that are being replaced. Older ereaders obviously usually don't support the newer formats like AZW3, AZW4, EPub3 and comic formats. Some mo ...th support for color. Great option if you read comic books or like looking at book covers.
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• Programming languages
  ...eveloping software both take a lot of commitment and hard work. If you don't enjoy your language, it will destroy your motivation, and it will become ve ...topic X are written for other languages (translating example code you don't understand is so much fun!)
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• Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
  ...ble that's set in et-sdl-sound. Use et-sdl-sound to launch ET now, but don't replace the actual ET binary with it. The /g/ server (hosted in the US) is open for testing at IP: 107.170.232.87:27960, additionally you can use et.destaps.com to connec
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• A modern mutt setup
  ...e>~/.config/neomutt</code> in order to make neomutt recognze them. It wasn't enough to put them in <code>~/.mutt</code></i> ...how-to-obfuscate this] comment. Also the GPG Agent will only cache one Key at the time. so when you want to send an email with the wrong key after using
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• Email
  ...illennial Web Developer faggots legitimately believe Email is dead, so don't believe this myth period. I'm serious, they actually believe that. Do not send HTML emails unless you want people to 1) yell at you, 2) not be able to read your emails, or 3) send you a virus in retaliat
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• Games
  ...ndows has a much larger gaming-userbase (which is only because Linux doesn't have games). Valve (the company behind the largest digital platform for gam ...of different issues with all types of DRM. Pirates are not affected by it at all.
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• DNSCrypt
  Use [https://simplednscrypt.org/ SimpleDNSCrypt], it just werks. If it doesn't, go [https://github.com/bitbeans/SimpleDnsCrypt/issues talk to the develope If you would rather run the commands yourself at boot time, this section is for you. However, the following step is common a
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• Setting up a Server
  ...] knowledge. If you don't, you probably aren't ready for this. You weren't going to set up a server using Windows, were you? Jesus Christ, how horrif ...l/etc to use it as a proxy, so that the admin of the network you're on can't see what sites you're going on.
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• Ham Radio
  ...invidio.us/watch?v=BcxqNEBmNno over-regulated piece of shit], but what isn't nowadays? ...ld, but many come from highly technical backgrounds, and it isn't uncommon at all to meet a 70-odd-year-old ham who is also an avid Linux user. This is w
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• Setting up a Server/Home or Remote?
  * You don't have to trust anyone but yourself with your data. * When at home, you can connect to the server over LAN for blazing fast speeds.
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• Setting up a Server/DNS
  ...hickenkiller.com (although this one is probably taken already). If you don't know your servers external ip <code>curl http://ident.me/</code> from a she ...click the "ASCII" link there, you should get a table of all your domains. At the end of each line is an address. Every time you load this address in a b
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• Troubleshooting
  * Boot it up and don't run anything. Just let it sit there. Still rebooting? At some point the problem will stop occuring, and then you will know what hard
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• FreeBSD
  ...e from AT&T. The second public version of BSD, released in 1991, had no AT&T elements. After this second public release, BSD was ported to the 386 archi ...like KDE 2 and use something newer (in reference to already existing KDE 3 at the time.
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• Google
  Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin at September 4, 1998 Googles unofficial slogan was "Don't be evil."
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• Cryptocurrency
  ...an associate those coins with you and the exchange can check that you aren't underage b&, these are referred to as '''Know Your Customer exchanges (KYC) Bitcoin is accepted at thousands of stores on the internet and in person and is increasingly gaini
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• MPC-HC
  More at [http://mpc-hc.org/ mpc-hc.org]. Download latest [http://mpc-hc.org/downloa ...yboard shortcuts. - Download latest [http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=146228 here].
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• Central processing unit
  [[Portables|celphone, or tablet]]. You need at least one physical CPU, and it can have multiple "cores" contained on it. **T: power-optimized
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• Movies
  ...ll received universal acclaim from critics, who praised its visuals, which at the time were the most effective synthesis of traditional cel animation and ...val. The soundtrack for the film was released under the name Innocence O.S.T. and a related novel called Innocence: After the Long Goodbye was released
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• Ghostleech
  * It looks suspicious if you grab many .torrent files, but don't actually download anything because you /ghostleeched/ it all. Many trackers You want to build a list of seedboxes and Archivers. Don't do this manually. Download for a week normally, but log all your activity w
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• List of recommended Android software
  ...ll requests. Fixes a ton of bugs, supports viewing most imageboards, doesn't support 4chan's new captcha. : Made by the Russians at [https://2ch.hk 2ch.hk]. Uses the extension apps for supporting particular
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• Home server Original
  ...fied and split into multiple pages. An example of this process can be seen at [[Home_Server_v2]]. Discuss on the talk page.}} ...at all. You likely won't be able to add much more ram, and definitely won't be able to increase processing power unless you go the clustering route and
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• Cyberpunk
  ...y by using [[Wikipedia:Cryptocurrency |Cryptocurrencies]] and while you're at learn the ins and outs of cyberpunk: ...il communications. It was created by Phil Zimmermann in 1991 while working at PKWARE, Inc. Nowadays it's primarily used for email.''
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• Daily programming thread
  [[File:dont-you-love-me-anymore-g.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Don't you love me anymore, /g/ ?]] At some point, however, variations of the image began appearing. Yuki was edit
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• Tor
  ...d/CJNxbpbHA-I ''The Tor Network''] by Jacob Applebaum and Roger Dingledine at the 30c3 (Chaos Communication Congress) in Hamburg, Germany. Applebaum and Please also take a look at Tor's [https://www.torproject.org/docs/faq.html.en Frequently asked questio
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• Chink shit general/Electronic and computer goods/Keycaps
  ...stores on AliExpress all come from the same manufacturer, so that shouldn't be anything to worry about. Most of the the 20-40 USD PBT keycaps you find If you want to contribute, please consider having a quick look at [[Template:Keycaps]] and familiarise yourself with it, if you have a minute
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• Apple Inc.
  ...nly enthusiasts tend to jailbreak their devices, leaving the average users at the mercy of Apple's will. ...ever, it was designed to be operated entirely with one hand and there aren't any options when it comes to screen size. If you like phablets, you are out
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• Linus Torvalds
  ...as intended for academic use and it's modification and redistribution wasn't free. Linus eventually got pissed off with MINIX and decided to collaborate ...can think of that requires an Operating System. Microsoft dismissed Linux at first, but eventually realized, that there are certain use cases where Linu
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• Chromium
  * Stable is targeted at most home and office users; [[File:Stalled.png|x14px]] — Software isn't updated regularly. Mostly fine unless it comes with a buggy tag.
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• BSD
  ...imed that Net/2 still contained AT&T code but was sold to those without AT&T licences. Out of the settlement of the lawsuit came the CSRG's last release
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• C
  ...], so that he could create Unix. C is standardized by ISO and is currently at the C11 standard. C was one of the first languages created designed to be h ...installed before attempting to run the program, for it will fail if it isn't. The dynamic libraries a program depends on are known as ''dependencies''.
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• Microsoft
  ...ainst the web, open source and free software. Operating systems simply don't matter anymore. While there is a deep history to this, it is visibly eviden Microsoft was the right company at the right time. Despite having made an inferior operating system built from
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• Slackware
  ...sed 06/2016, two and a half years after 14.1 (11/2013). For people who don't like to wait, Slackware has a -current branch that updates packages as they ...ndividual packages and risk leaving out something important, Slackware won't stop you.
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• Gaming on GNU/Linux platforms
  ...M (2016)] running with near native performance, many of the games that don't work usually have issues due to anti-cheat. However, if your computer is po ...y community members to add on to the game experience. If socialization isn't your thing, you can play offline against bots.
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• MINIX
  Way back when the fine folks over at Bell Labs released version 6 of Research UNIX, computer scientists and scho Big Pappa [[Wikipedia:Andrew_S._Tanenbaum |Andy "Sexfiend" Tanenbaum]] wasn't having that and exclaimed "Fuck these corporate whores and their hatred of
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• Lisp
  Lists in Lisp aren't magic, they are actually built up out of cons cells. Some forms in Lisp aren't functions, yet still look like them.
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• WebM
  '''OS X Users:''' The homebrew version of ffmpeg doesn't include WebM support by default, try '''brew install ffmpeg --with-libvpx'' This may look intimidating but it is not all that bad. Let's look at the different parameters:
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• Licenses
  ...upon you should always pick a license. The Free Software Foundation doesn't recommend neglecting to choose a license because [https://www.gnu.org/licen ...th the popularity of "cloud" services, GPL software can be changed and run at a server without the obligation to release the source code. This is called
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• E-Liquid Reviews
  ...steeping, ACHTUNG - this stuff is overfuckingwhelming, best taken one puff at a time : Herbivore ...ny (could just be the batch), medium throat hit : Definitely give this one at least a week to steep, tasted like shit day 1 : Herbivore
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• Microphones
  The way that a microphone picks up sound at different angles is referred to it's polar response. Different types of pol ...to pick up sounds all around a room. (ex. a porno, a group let's play (don't))
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• Babbies First Linux
  ...ded to dedicate yourself to [[GNU/Linux]] -- getting it up and running isn't as daunting as one might think. First of all: you have to figure out what d ...s, including Ubuntu and Mint. It's also the most popular distro that doesn't contain proprietary blobs by default. GNOME is the default desktop, but sev
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• 4chanX filters
  If you're having problems with the filters, make sure there is no whitespace at the start of each line # Having a # at the start of the line means the filter is disabled
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• 3D Printers
  ...her hollow or filled, depending on the programming settings of the printer at the time. ...es will usually be much more strong than other means. No, you probably don't need one of these types, they're expensive as fuck, and one produced by ExO
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• Private trackers
  ...ome trackers specialize in obscure or rare content, ensuring that it doesn't get lost from the Internet. ...tent format, quality, and organization. Music trackers will ensure you don't get horrible 92kbps transcodes, movie trackers will ensure you only get goo
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• Linux Mint
  * '''I'm scared my computer won't boot''': VirtualBox runs inside Windows (or macOS). Even when you do a real * '''I'm scared I'll break my Windows partition''': VirtualBox doesn't have the power to mess up your Windows partition any more than Firefox does
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• Tech News Sites
  ...corporate startup accelerator focusing mainly on tech, it surprisingly isn't very pozzed. Unlike Reddit's r/technology, it actually has mostly sane, mod * [https://www.techmeme.com/ TechMeme] — Created by a former compiler dev at Intel. Its scrapes technology related news from around the internet and agg
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• Backups
  ...f the data. One or more of those copies must be powered down (offline) and at a different physical location (offsite). Remember, [https://en.wikipedia.or ...ur big data directory because they either live in a specific place, or don't exist until you manually create them:
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• Video Editing
  ...e mp3 equivalent of 160-192. Change it if you need to. If unsure, leave it at 128. ...in high movement/action scenes. Use the position bar and play/pause button at the bottom of the window to check for this.
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• Citizen Science
  ...s-platform, but each project has it's own platform requirements. Most have at least a Windows and Linux client. ...l pause computation if it detects significant cpu/gpu usage so you shouldn't notice any slowdown when you're doing something intensive.
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• Linux (kernel)
  I'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like [[gnu]]) for 386(486) AT clones. This has been brewing
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• Music
  ...Wikipedia: Brian Eno|Brian Eno]] basically coined the term "ambient music" at the same time that he released what most critics consider to be the most fi ...result is a slow and odd ambient sound, with Dave Seville's voice singing at a normal speed. It has produced very interesting results, for example makin
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• Conferences
  *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1q4Ir2J8P8 DEF CON 22 - Don't Fuck It Up!] There isn't an official youtube channel, and you may be required to actually BUY the pr
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• PGP
  ...r Gnu Privacy Guard, an OpenPGP implementation from our favorite freetards at the [[FSF]]. ...have to use real info here, but choose something you like because you can't change it later.
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• Windows 7
  ...skip [[Backups | backing up]]. You're going to lose everything if you don't [[Backups | backup]]. Fucking make [[Backups | backups]]. That's three time ...s://github.com/abbodi1406/KMS_VL_ALL_AIO/releases KMS_VL_ALL], which doesn't require BIOS/Legacy install. To receive extended updates until 2023-01-10 i
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• Security
  *Government policies you don't agree with and wish to legally avoid? *Foreign government policies you don't agree with?
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• 8kun
  {{Note|We can not recommend using 8kun at this time as their traceroute points to the US Department of Defense. [http ...s" who conceptualized it during one of his shroom sessions. Hotwheels didn't like how imageboards like Wizardchan and [https://encyclopediadramatica.se/
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• Video games
  ...as snippets of film straight from the movie. While it is playable, you don't want to play it. Watch someone else do it on youtube, or just play the orig ...om electronic thing, good for making webms of killing people while looking at their personality.
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• Plan 9
  '''Plan 9 from Bell Labs''' is a research OS family, created at Bell Labs by many of the same people who created Unix, like Ken Thompson, D ....vitanuova.com/inferno/ Inferno] is a distributed operating system started at Bell Labs, but is now <s>developed and maintained</s> by Vita Nuova Holding
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• VirtualBox
  You can run multiple virtual machines at once and even network them together. ...the maximum size and name of the Guest hdd. Linux Mint and Windows 7 need at least 10gb for an install. Set it to 15gb or more and hit Create.
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• Syntactic sugar
  This means "increment x by 1". C allows this, but many languages don't. The difference may seem trivial, but it can have a large impact on legibil ...ets (making code look busier) but you often can't even do this in one line at all - being able to select multiple elements of an array is another Matlab
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• Watches
  ...that that are regulated by a balance wheel which allows the watch to tick at a constant rate. For most watches, that rate is 6 beats per second, or 21,6 ...red by a battery cell, which oscillates a piezoelectric quartz tuning fork at a rate of 32,768Hz. An integrated circuit chip actuates the clock gear trai
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• Technology friendly countries
  ...re is heavy bias along political agendas (liberals will always rank Sweden at the top of their list, while the conservatives will say the otherwise), cen ...political and social climate of a country is important, /pol/ is best kept at /pol/.}}
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• Object-oriented programming
  ...porary OO programing fundamentally is not true OO programming, if you look at the history of it. Many programming languages billing themselves as OO impl Since the basic types provided don't cover all that much, you represent complex data (for instance an email whic
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• Passwords
  * Passphrases, longer strings that are used at the most important places, for example to protect your password manager dat ...ses-can-memorize-attackers-cant-guess/ you can memorise, but attackers can't guess] (easily).
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• Btrfs
  ...the entire filesystem is not yet ready for production use, and you shouldn't trust your data to it. However, it is in active development and being impro
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• Phone Networks
  {{delete|Just some US phone carrier shit, nobody cares when you don't have AT&T or Sprint in your cunt}} ...recommended [https://se7en.neocities.org/articles/cellphones.html you don't use cell phones], the carrier you choose is important if you will use them.
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• Toughbooks
  ...90% of the time which have the WLAN/WWAN slot BIOS restricted and you can't run a WLAN/WWAN card in one, they will not work. ...t original Panasonic ones if you want waterproofness, the Chinese ones don't keep out the water and you will ruin your Toughbook when you get caught in
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• Powershell
  made it as a .pdf because I can't be assed to learn how to use WikiMedia properly, so if you don't like that please contribute
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• Email providers
  ...s well maintained, problems will either be quickly dealt with or not arise at all. ...rvice providers wouldn't be that stupid, there are some that probably aren't far off. Good places to have a mail server are: decommissioned bunkers, sec
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• /cyber/
  ...uld be roughly surmised as the cultural counterpart to [[/tech/]]. It runs at slow but bearable pace with roughly 25 to 1 posts per hour making it too sl ...unfortunately. It doesn't seem to attract many users, and so discussion is at a snail's pace.
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• Posting Etiquette
  **For the same reason desktop threads aren't too bad. *Unpackaging/"Look at what I got!" threads.
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• Windows 10
  ...al user information'', but it '''has been designed to do this'''. Continue at your own risk.}} ** Drivers for your hardware that are compatible with Windows 10. If you can't find a specific Windows 10 driver, grab the Windows 8.1 driver and cross yo
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• Data Destruction
  ...a, to overwrite as much as you can (SSDs have reserved areas which you can't get to). * Don't rely on the TRIM/sanitize functions of the SSD to securely erase anything.
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• Collecting historical computers and software
  ...s the kind of person to know what their computer is worth. You likely won't be getting a good deal on whatever you buy here. Additionally, you should ...ftware in an offering like this is rare, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't check anyway.
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• GNU
  ...vior, [[Richard Stallman]]. After coming up with the idea of free software at [[MIT]], Stallman set off to create the first free [[:Category:Operating sy ...to replace every [[proprietary]] tool in mainline UNIX systems, such as AT&T UNIX [[System V]].
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• GNU Hurd
  ...[[FSF]] paid developers at one point to work on the Hurd, however it hasn't proved to be competitive enough.[https://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/faq/how_
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• Tux
  Now, working on that angle, we don't really want to be associated with a randy penguin (well, we do, but it's not politic, so we won't), so we
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• Unix
  '''UNIX''' is a kernel-type developed by [[AT&T]] and [[Bell Labs]] in the early 1970's. Originally a [[non-free]] system, ...cause he thought it was a good-enough model, and better than anything else at the time. However, he commonly uses UNIX and other *nix systems since the e
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• Proprietary
  ...cense file while proprietary licenses cannot be identified without reading at least a couple pages.
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• Compact Disc
  '''DAO''' ('''Disc at Once''') is the correct burn setting when creating an audio cd. This "close The opposite of DAO is '''SAO''' ('''Session at Once''') which allows further writing to the disc in any unused space, but
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• IT Job
  ...he Technological Industry. Many people in the United States choose to work at [[Red Hat]] rather than attend a College, due to the fact that American Tec ...o get certified in [[C]]. it looks good, is useful to learn, etc. Just don't do it through [[Google]]'s certification program.
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• HTML
  Tim Berners-Lee was working at CERN (kinda like the German [[Skynet]], mixed with [[MIT]], and a little bi ...dard [[UNIX]] filesystem addresses. This means if you use [[Windows|Windon't]], "/" is the root directory and not "C:\\". You can also use "../" to refe
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• FTP
  ...org/FtpMustDie here]. It's license was GPL V2. This person obviously doesn't know much and it is very antiquated'' ...e know what a TAC is? I don't. I had to look it up, since the acronym wasn't even expanded in the RFC. It took three tries in Google, and I finally foun
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• GNU/Linux
  ...bout operating systems and frustrated by the licensing of [[MINIX]], which at the time limited it to educational use only. He began to work on his own op [[Linus Torvalds]] stated that if the GNU kernel had been available at the time (1991), he would not have decided to write his own.
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• Fediverse
  ...Services (which are actually Code of Conduct statements). While these didn't apply to GNU Social as a whole, they were the rules of these nodes. A lot o ...ve to be neutral toward the content on our GNU social instance. If you don't like the direction this instance is going, you are free to move to another
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• ThinkPad
  ...hools, and other organizations. As they get older, they are routinely sold at a loss by companies looking to modernize their equipment. ThinkPads are bui ...many people on /g/ are divided on them being worth the price or being good at all.
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• OpenBSD
  * The right way: You may come to a point at one time or another where you may realise that choice is bad. Choice is bad * Sane defaults: OpenBSD doesn't do stupid shit and tries to do whatever you wanted it to do out of the box
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• List of recommended GNU/Linux software
  ...that looked really nice on /g/ or /tech/, and were interested, take a look at [[GNU/Linux_ricing#What_does_.2Fg.2F_use.3F|what anons generally use]]. ...looking for alternatives to specific Windows or OSX software, take a look at [https://switching.software/ switching.software], [http://www.linuxalt.com/
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• Seedboxes
  ...le so you can't peer, everyone is telling you to get a seedbox and you don't know where to start. However, if you want to climb the ranks at all the good private trackers and/or download a LOT of content, you need a
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• Breaking WPA2
  At this point your Wifi card is listening to every packet sent on the target W ...rget is and when people would connect to it - 9am ready for work? 6pm home at last? When will a client connect?
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• Astronomy
  At the very least, consider learning constellations like learning the map of G At best with binoculars you'll be able to see some details on the moon (but no
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• /fglt/
  Resources: Please spend at least a minute to check a web search engine with your question. Don't know what to look for?
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• Storage devices
  *Small form factor, doesn't require expansion slots; Make most apps cache to RAM. Those that don't support it by default, can be forced to, by using a RAMdisk that copies the
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• Ethernet
  ...Category 1-2. These are also compared to another rating standard, the BASE-T standard. |+ A comparison of CAT types to quality and the BASE-T standard
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• Books
  ...that you will have to figure out a solution for digital storage which isn't usually a problem as book file formats such as .mobi, .pdf, and .epub are u ...o misunderstands. A good article on the first point (it is a negative look at a possible utopia) is [https://www.hedweb.com/huxley/bnw.htm Brave New Worl
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• TV Series
  ...pay his way; He did his job well with a cheerful face, But his bosses didn't like him so they shot him into space! ...Joel says when you got lemons, you make lemonade. Now keep in mind he can't control when the movies begin or end, because he used the extra parts to ma
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• GPU Passthrough
  edit <code>/etc/default/grub</code> at the line <code>GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT</code> so that it reads like ...e card for use by VFIO, create the file ```sudo nano /etc/default/grub``` at the line ```GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT``` with the contents:
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• Communication
  Synchronous communication is when messages are received and sent at the same time by both parties. You can think of this as "real time" messagi ...Claims to be privacy focused but has some design features that you wouldn't immediately think of as being all that privacy focused, however the Russian
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• Firejail
  {{note|There are a multitude of options that you can set at compile time which you can see by running ./configure --help. For instance, ...field of the *.desktop files in {{ic|/usr/share/applications}} so it doesn't take input space.
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• Chink shit general/Phones
  Before you buy a phone, make sure it's compatible with your carrier at [https://www.frequencycheck.com/ frequencycheck.com] or [http://willmyphone :* Mic isn't the best
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• DragonflyBSD
  unlike [[FreeBSD]], DragonFly doesn't automatically load drivers at boot you will need to add it to the {{ic|/etc/rc.conf}} file with the synta If your keyboard isn't working in Xorg, then install {{ic|xf86-input-evdev}} like this:
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• Chink shit general/Electronic and computer goods
  *[https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2016-Newest-USB-2-0-Digital-DVB-T-SDR-DAB-FM-HDTV-TV-Tuner-Receiver-Stick/32733256696.html RTL-SDR dongle]: S ...ells. And you can also use it as a power bank! Beware though, the case isn't really designed for bike use, after a while the springs wear down and cause
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• Chink Shit General
  ...me, however, the stuff you're buying from China is so cheap, it simply won't reach the threshold for taxation, and the more expensive stuff may slip thr ...higher Ebay seller fees. But sometimes it can surprise you and have items at a lower price than Aliexpress or any of the other sites. It is worth compar
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• Software minimalism
  ...http://sam.cat-v.org/ sam], [http://www.nano-editor.org/ Nano] (if you don't need/want a modal editor), Emacs * Document creation: {g,t}roff, markdown;
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• PCI passthrough
  As you can imagine, the most common application for PCI passthrough at least on the chansphere is vidya, since PCI passthrough allows a VM direct ...hrough this guide without too much trouble. If for whatever reason you can't stray away from the graphical utilities of Linux Mint or must rely on Ubunt
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• CloverOS
  ...tty OS''') is the most weeb version of Gentoo imaginable made by the anons at /g/. People who use it are known to shitpost about it 24/7 and deciding on ...ystemd) and is "performance optimized". Unlike other /g/ projects, it didn't die in infancy and is actually functional!
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• Redacted.ch
  {{Move|Redacted.ch Guide|This page isn't about Redacted.ch, its about how to pass the Redacted.ch Interview}} ** LAME (LAME Ain’t An MP3 Encoder): An open source encoder allowing customisable conversion an
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• Libreboot
  ...rdware and boots the operating system. Despite the controversy, if you are at all interested in keeping/expanding your [[freedom|freedoms]], then you sho ...This maintainer then tried to remove Libreboot from the GNU but that wasn't a decision they were actually capable of making.
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• Setting up a Server/Mail
  * This should not be a free domain that can be revoked at any time such as those from freedns or no-ip. SMTP traffic between mail servers is often unencrypted for at least part of the route for a number of reasons. Consider using PGP to avoi
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• YouTube
  ...ers that have their accounts shut down are encouraged to request an appeal at YouTube HQ in person. ...Not an alternative to YouTube, but a client/frontend for Android, it doesn't use Google's services or allow you to log in.
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• RSS
  ...late 1990s and was finalized in early to mid-2000s after multiple attempts at web syndication from web standards groups which included individuals like R ...F}} or {{ic|Ctrl + G}}), then type in rss, feed, or atom. When that doesn't work, just use a search engine and type the domain name with rss or feed. I
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• CP/M
  ...y couldnt make an operating system. Even though they knew that they couldn't, they said that they could, and signed a deal with IBM. What Microsoft did
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• Compact Cassette
  What most plebs don't know is that Audio Cassette had many different formats, just like VHS. Thes ...ue to [[CD|CDs]] gaining in popularity, so you may find only older systems at thrift stores supporting older systems of Dolby.
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• Cybersecurity - /sec/ guide
  ...2. If you're not using the drive for serious video-editing or such you won't notice a difference in performance. Only the encryption process when creati Below we will have a look at a debian specific attack using a vulnerability common with encrypted LVMs.
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• NNTPChan
  * moderator privs operate at one of 2 scopes, global OR on 1 newsgroup, 1 moderator can moderate more th * If you don't like it create a new node, if you do like it make a new node anyways.
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• Nanochan
  ...c/ - Original Content, and /ar/ - Archive. /o/ and /k/ boards also existed at one point, but were ultimately deleted. ...g/web/20190301110644/https://8ch.net/tech/res/996935.html second thread]). At that time, the imageboard software was a very small script written in Lua.
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• Cross-Chan Alliance
  ...e downfall of [[8kun]], all working together. This page details an attempt at this by [[Julay.World]] ...tely! In fact, developers are really needed because I haven't had any time at all to work on FinalSolution. If you know Python programming, you can conta
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• Chink shit general/Everyday carry
  Buying too cheap might result in very hot lithium house fires and most don't have anywhere near their advertised capacity. Stick to the one brand that i ...simple. Some even have sand in their "cells"[https://youtu.be/Fn_lu-jEv9k?t=55s].
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• /myco/ - FAQ
  This doesn't quite deserve it's own page, but is interesting and useful to know. Mushroo ...o kill or deactivate all microbes and spores. The pressure is usually held at 15-20 psi for 15-120 minutes depending on factors such as substrate insulat
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• Tesla
  At first they've released the roadster, An electrified version of a lotus. Thi ...ted to make. It was affordable, It had good range compared to any other EV at the time, And everyone and their grandma bought one.
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• /aosg/ Alternative Operating System General
  .../desuarchive.org/g/thread/91065889/ eight thread] still missing the title. At least OP is systematic... * [https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/91580864 RISC-V thread], which didn't last long.
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• Luke Smith
  ...he perfect example of what happens when you fall for every single /g/ meme at once, without carefully analyzing them first. He owns four ThinkPads at least. While I see nothing wrong with them in themselves, as they are admit
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• How to Compile Pandoc in OpenBSD 6.7
  ...ing your <code>/etc/fstab</code> like this (this is my personal fstab. don't blindly copy paste, you have to insert the wxallowed in the right place in ...permanent edit your <code>/etc/sysctl.conf</code> and paste the following at the end:
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• What is cyberpunk?
  ...finition can't be EDGE. They probably once were but now they ain't. SO DON'T TRY TO DEFINE IT!!!" "Science fiction - at least according to its official dogma - has always been about the impact of
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• Android ROMs
  ...nd, that security-wise, rooting your device can be very harmful if you don't know what you are doing, and since all apps will know that you have a roote ...llow you to keep so called "limited warranty", which means some things won't be fixed by the manufacturer (e.g you hard-brick your phone installing a cu
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• Tmux
  ...single window. It is useful for running more than one command-line program at the same time. It can also be used to detach processes from their controlli tmux attach -t [session name]
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• Non-86 hardware
  The world didn't end in 2012. Instead, the Raspberry Pi Foundation, in association with Broa Supports up to an 8-core 160W TDP processor at full speed
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• /pjg/ FAQ
  Fresh from the tap, it doesn't smell much, but since it is rich in nutrients also for bacteria, it takes v ...''I had a problem with my neighbour's dog, so I poured vast amounts of pee at the border between the properties. Dogs respect quantities, especially if t
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• Technology friendly countries/Netherlands
  ...anywhere that '''even if you get Gbps download, the upload limit is capped at 50 Mbps omegaLUL'''. On top of that they '''falsely advertise it as a fiber ...s well but it sucks. If you really need to use Amazon, you can take a look at our German neighbors' Amazon instead, they have much more products. In the
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• Secure messengers
  ...res a phone number to sign up. Mobile clients only work on a single device at a given time. You cannot setup the Signal-desktop client without a smartpho ...of their servers. You can't set up your own server, if you did, it wouldn't be able to work with Signal's main server (or the Signal client app). The n
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• Stable Diffusion
  * Negative prompt: textual description of things that you don't want in the image. * Batch size: how many images to generate at the same time. '''Increasing this value can improve performance but you als
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• Cybersecurity - basics and armory
  * Understand which device operates at which OSI layer: Hub Switch / Managed vs Unmanaged - Firewall - IDS/IPS .../ Overview of: sed awk cut screen nohup / How to background a process: At start of process Mid-way through the process / How to bring process to fore
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• D
  ...s with regards to C++, the standard library is quite neat because it doesn't have to deal with the massive legacy backpack C/++ has to deal with. * [https://dlang.org/overview.html a whole bunch more] which I haven't used much given my personal scope of field using D.
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• /ppg/ - Pen & Pencil General
  ...are deleted and OP's are banned. Price's mentioned in this page are frozen at ~2022 market value but relative comparisons can still be made. ...uses the recommended tools for writing. That is not to say that these can't be used differently (for arts/drawing purposes lets say) but rather that th
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• Pleroma
  ...tarted dominating easily. There is no reason to make a GNU Social instance at this point, just stick to Pleroma.
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• Bittorrent
  ...it to start bittorrent in April of 2001. He ended up quitting his position at MojoNation which later on ended up failing as they ran out of money. He foc ...lso got a reputation for malware as lots of people didn't take a good look at what they were downloading.
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• Proxmox-Exposed-Host
  ...hose assigned to guests VMs, to create dual-boot GRUB entries. If you didn't install Proxmox VE as dual boot beside another Operating System, you can sa Note: ''we won't expose the Control Interface for very long''
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• Phones
  ...recommended [https://se7en-site.neocities.org/articles/cellphones you don't use cell phones], this guide will help you find a phone if you choose to us ...pilation), while Dalvik only had JIT. Android comes with Google if you don't set it free. Needs some debloating but still the best bang for buck. See [[
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• Home server/Routing for retards
  ...to nothing but you won't be able to update it or it just won't have any OS at all unless you can pull $5k out of your ass. Recommended brands if you really can't be fucked rolling your own:
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• Cyberpunk Timeline
  Dave and Lucile Packard move into a house at 36 Addison Avenue, Palo Alto, California. Bill Hewlett rents cottage behind Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie and colleagues at Bell Labs create the Unix operating system on a DEC-PDP-7 microcomputer. (J
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• List of Comfy Websites
  *https://zombo.com - You can do anything at ZOMBO.com. The only limit is yourself. ...forks of a github repo by filtering and sorting by stars (why github doesn't provide this by default is beyond me)
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• C Help and Discussion
  Join our IRC channel: [irc://irc.rizon.net:+6697/%2Fg%2Fchad #/g/chad at irc.rizon.net] IRC: #/g/chad at irc.rizon.net
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• /gedg/ - Game and Engine Dev General
  * [https://git.net-core.org/tome/t-engine4/tree/master Tales of Maj'Eyal]: A well-known roguelike game written ...o largely encapsulate more than one section that putting them there wouldn't do the material justice.
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• Lambdaplusjs
  ...their thumbnails, and all other files that are attached to posts are kept at /File/. The only things kept private are the CAPTCHA solutions and the mode ...and when preventing the proliferation of the kinds of posts the admin didn't want. That is currently done for /threedloli/, /babylove/, /sexwithkids/, /
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• Prerequisite Skills to Studying Web Security
  The best thing you can do for yourself at this stage is expose yourself to exposure. Deeper knowledge will build on these foundations at a pace you will
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• Emmanuele Bassi
  ...Admittedly, /g/ slightly overdoes it and sometimes uses him as a scapegoat at times for something someone else (usually within the GNOME foundation) did ...humbnails in file picker or playlists in music player. GNOME desktop doesn't suffer from [[KDE| *krashes*]]. Claims to be a husband so probably has wife
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• IPadOS
  * goodnotes (paid, I wouldn't use that, but at least 1 person likes it)
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• Home Server/Old Desktop Machines
  {{Tip|Rule of thumb: don't buy anything over 8-10 years old. Always research the hardware before makin ...gle board computers. Used hardware offers a tremendous amount of potential at a relatively cheap price.
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• Home Server/Used Servers
  {{Tip|Rule of thumb: don't buy anything over 8-10 years old. Always research the hardware before makin ...fully loaded older enterprise server can compete with a more modern server at a much, much lower price point.
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• Home Server/Reverse proxy
  These config files sit at <kbd>/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/</kbd> where each file defines a separate sit Self-signed certificates aren't trusted by browsers. You can get a free trusted HTTPS cert from Let's Encry
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• Home Server/RAID/ZFS
  ZFS needs at least 8GB RAM minimum. If it is starved for memory then your transfer speed ...corruption. This type is recommended for obvious reasons and normally isn't much of a premium over regular RAM.
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• Home Server/RAID
  {{Warning| RAID is '''NOT''' a backup. Not even RAID 1. RAID doesn't protect against accidental file deletion or the complete death of an array. There are several reasons why we don't just connect a bunch of disks and call it good:
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• Home Server/Operating Systems
  ...h is the base environment you are given to manage the system. What you can't do in the gz is install most packages, setup additional users, make any per ...ame filesystem the VMs are stored on, in fact there's no reason you couldn't run multiple samba zones with access to separate areas of storage, this mea
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• Home Server/Hard Drive Recommendations
  ...reputable e-waste recyclers. They tend to at least have standards and won't sell you a blatantly dead drive. Amazon is a great place to buy used hard drives because sellers often offer at least year-long warranties in addition to Amazon's 30-day return policy.
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• Home Server/Single Board Computers
  ...ance issues if you try to load up your single board computer (SBC) and don't expect to be able to run virtual machines or transcoding. ...DR''' an SBC is a fantastic entry into the world of home servers. Just don't plan on running everything off of it forever.
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• Home server v2
  ...mportant concepts involved in running a home server. It is recommended you at least skim each section.}} ...f the constant service outages? Or maybe the solution to his problem doesn't exist yet? Either way, he knows he can do it better himself.
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• Home Server/Setting up your Storage
  ...not for everyone. If you do not want to bother fiddling with RAID, or don't feel you need the uptime or redundancy, regular [[Backups|backups]] are per ...y will be lost. While it's OK on small arrays of 4 disks or less, I wouldn't risk using it on larger arrays where multiple failures is much more likely.
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• Home server/Case guide
  * Pricey (over 200USD on newegg at time of writing) Try to find used *As supplied, there are holes at the top and backplane of the drive bays which creates a infinite loop of ho
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• /aig/ Alternative ISA General
  ...with one another, which meant that whatever transpired in one thread wasn't carried over to the next one. ...st one accumulator plus a handful other registers. Compiler writers prefer at least 16 registers. A few processors have 128 registers or more. One cannot
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• Tape storage
  ...technology for creating backups in enterprise industry. However that didn't stop some autistic people to use it for home usage. ...eds to be done to figure whether you should bother at all. Besides you don't want to manually handle dozens of tapes on regular basis.
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