>be sysadmin>Move to management>Now project manager>No longer using tech in day to day life like I used to>Still like it and want to stay up to date on cool shit, especially things that improve life, like ad blocking, self hosted stuff, open source stuff. Linux tech tips?Ars technica?Help me /g/Where do I go to stay abreast of all this shit? I don't want to become a Luddite :(
>waaah im well paid and get to sit on my ass all daynigga most zoomers can't get a job out of college and this is what you're complaining about?
>>96369972whats wrong? its a human urge to work.
>>96369245Tbh, if I want smth, I just search those on Google and see what pops up.I have to pull up my list of subs on YT to see, but there are some channels like The Linux Experiment for FOSS and Seytronic for news in hacker stuff.
>>96369245Get a second job
Post your personal website, I'll start.https://cyberborea.neocities.org/
>>96362958thanks. design considerations are from https://research.exoticsilicon.com/design_studio
https://www.explainingcomputers.com/
>>96349260BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP
>>96365765>copyrights websiteI'm going to steal your HTML and write penis everywhere
>>96366020Why are you john lennon?
Also e-reader threadNo I'm not going to buy a boox, it's literal chinkshit and will probably spy on me. I aknowledge they are great hardware-wise though. Not sure about the quality THOUGH.
>>96365963What part is bullshit?
>>96366234That patents are a problem or that there are no other companies that releases e-paper panels or that e-ink isn't a brand name or that it's ultra cheap for some unstated reason.The entire post is effectively bullshit.
>>96366196>can't really see the point of using one.You don't get scratches on the screen. Not as big as an issue if you only use it at home but if you take it outside it's better to be safe.Also beware not to place it together with objects that could break the glass backpane.
>>96366196It's ok. Thanks for replying. I'm only planning on using the cover for reading more easily when I'm studying and the Kobo is on my desk.
Imagine spending a ton of money on this shit lmao. I bought a cheap ass used Kobo Aura and it does the job of being a book. It's already saved me money on buying the equivalent physical books so fuck it whatever. I'm reading the Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, after while I'll only have two Holmes books left. I'll probably go onto Anna Karenina after this book.Keep on being gay and arguing about dumb shit though.
show me what you would purchase on amazon.com with $1000 dollars. only Amazon, nowhere else though.
>$1000 for 12GB VRAMlel
>>96369728something on AWS
>>96369728You can't buy that if you factor in delivery charges/Prime sub.>>96369955The ProArt line is peak hardware aesthetics. I would unironically stick my cock inside that graphics card.
>>96369728
>>96369955ProArt doesn't have 2x HDMI 2.1, which is why I went with the TUF OC.
--[/Cyb/erpunk]-----The FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk? https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk? https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek--[/Re/verse Engineering]-----Getting into /re/: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Reverse_Engineering--[/Sec/urity]-----"Shit just got real": https://pastebin.com/rqrLK6X0Cybersecurity basics: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_/sec/_guideComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>96368971There are people constantly trying to debug/analyze all and every avenue of programming logic in windows for things like that. Some trying to keep quiet, some trying to sell. It stems from Microsoft stacking features on features of legacy programming spanning over 30 years. Security was an afterthought in the 2000s and before. Performance through shortcuts usually introduces vulns.
>>96368530>Manjaro linux, obviouslyThat's a distro though, OP was asking about DE/WM.
>>96369081Why? Hack big company(simple story for cyberpunk world)
What do you think about signal hacking? Is it possible to do something interesting with this? Or is it all about cryptography and there’s nothing to do?Maybe some connection to satellite
>>96369810Haven't tried it much, but recently found this guy. There's another popular youtuber out there but can't remember his name. Has a video about interacting with old russian satellite.https://www.youtube.com/@RobVK8FOES/videos
New Canadian media registration act forces all online streaming sites to register under government media control. The government media control has historically been limited to radio/tvs, but now all internet sites that host streams must register, particularly streaming podcasts and talk shows online. This is so they can regulate/control the speech/nature of discussions on the livestream/podcasts, such that contents can be banned/stream hoster can be fined/etc from the internet completely.
>>96359213>Online streaming services that ... earn $10 million or more in annual broadcasting revenuesoh no! the golden age of having no restrictions or community guidelines to follow on big tech platforms will be over, and they'll finally have to start censoring people!
>>96359213As >>96359334 says, it applies to the platform. So sure, you can podcast whatever you want (for now) on mycoolpodcastsite.angelfire.lycos.com but good luck growing an audience when they're all watching on $10mil+ platforms.>b-b-but the podcasters aren't being regulatedPuh-lease. Enforcement is being delegated and privatized. If Youtube is at risk of government fines or punishment for what their users do, they will create and enforce policies that the podcasters must abide by. Doing the government's work for them. Potentially doing *worse* than the government's work, like they do with the DMCA, where Youtube goes way too far to make certain they've protected themselves. And then you have no way to oppose it judicially. Just make your own major streaming platform bro lol. Even LTT can't make floatplane a thing.>b-b-but this is just for canconIn order for the CRTC to regulate podcasts at all, they had to be included within the meaning of "broadcasting undertaking" as specified in the existing act. Now all the other legislative and regulatory provisions that applied to broadcasters can apply to podcasts too.>b-b-but this is slippery slope argumentsBefore the legislation was passed, government politicians stated that they did not intend to regulate social media. Then they removed provisions from the bill that would explicitly and fully exclude user-uploaded content to social media. And now that the legislation is passed they've taken the first steps to begin regulating social media. They lied.Worse, even the CRTC sees the new legislation as incredibly expansive. The CRTC believes that videogames are covered and they could begin to regulate videogames the moment they (or lobbyists) want to. If it was good legislation that flimsy disclaimer wouldn't be needed.Hell they could probably start to regulate Discord, Zoom, etc, as broadcasting undertakings because the audio-visual content from streaming qualifies.
>>96369681Anything gov doesnt want you to see. You dont think they would make a law that wont do anything would you? Why would they need a law if they didnt want to enforce it?
>>96369681Joe Rogan
thank goodness canada's population is less than 15% of the US.
>Free beginner resources to get started with HTML, CSS and JShttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn - MDN is your friend for web dev fundamentals (go to the "See also" section for other Mozilla approved tutorials, like The Odin Project)https://web.dev/learn/ - Guides by Google, you can also learn concepts like Accessibility, Responsive Design etc.https://eloquentjavascript.net/Eloquent_JavaScript.pdf - A modern introduction to JavaScripthttps://javascript.info/ - Quite a good JS tutorialhttps://flexboxfroggy.com/ and https://cssgridgarden.com/ - Learn flex and grid in CSS>Resources for backend languageshttps://www.phptutorial.net - A PHP tutorialhttps://dev.java/learn/ - A Java tutorialhttps://rentry.org/htbby - Links for Python and Go>Resources for miscellaneous areashttps://github.com/bradtraversy/design-resources-for-developers - List of design resourceshttps://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials - Usually the best guides for everything server relatedComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>96369306>noticed me4 what? what was the feat? Please be something code related.
>>96369394github
>>96369430damn, impressive, you should feel proud
>>96362120that's a job for css not javascript
>>96369893second
new to 4chan, teenager, currently a discord nerd and programmer. mostly in programming and datamining servers. wonder what other people use discord for?
what's wrong with kids these dayswhen I was a teenager I was the weird one for being glued to a computer while the other kids were all out smoking weed and fucking girlsnow it seems like zoomers are ALL computer-addicted incels
>>96349229>you don't actually own your server; it's owned by a corporationI will never understand the argument for this. What retard thinks they actually own their "server"? It's just something easy for people to call their group
>>96361790if only you could absorbe womanhood at the same rate you wouldn't have to cry yourself to sleep every night
>>96349117Hm, interesting, have you considered just killing yourself?
>>96369072my woman gains are literally negativeit's so overgym card expires this month maybe that'll fix me
Post your experience with anything that isn't Windows, macOS, GNU+Linux or BSD
Privacy autists, shill me Qubes
>>96367578post the openbsd code you claim works in 9front then
>>96368653from the 9front networking manual at https://fqa.9front.org/fqa6.html
I hate Android+Linux
Is there actually a usable browser in 9front?
What did you buy today, /g/?
>>96368623It's noatime.
>>96354110A can of Monster Energ-HHNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
>>96354110Nothing yet, but I think I'm going to order 2 SSDs, 3 PWM fan extension cables and a HDMI 2.1 to DP converter.
>>96355509>Unironically giving money to two dirty Ukrainian kikes invading Ireland
Um nothing yet but yesterday I bought some frozen pizza and TV dinners, Ramen, cokes, milk, and cheese. Tonight I will probably buy some sparkling water while on break at my horrible wagie job.
Why use this barbaric caveman software when vscode exists?
>>96368580sed
Kickstart.nvim will take you 90% there. Add some telescope bindings and a floatterm. VSCode is as prone to tinkering as neovim is, and if your time is really so precious, use Jetbrains or a dedicated IDE for your language.
>>96368727NTA but I'd say ed is a cli editor, but I may be wrong. I don't know if the definition only includes editors where you execute commands in the shell, or if editors that have their own command line (like ed) are ok too.
sorry, this >>96369165 meant as reply to >>96368580
>>96366609>if you have a computer capable of making you workflow easier and you make things easier YOU'RE NOT A MANif you want to be a do-things-the-hard-traditional-way big boy so bad why are you in computers? just fix all your problems boinking them with a rock like a real man, no?
What service offers cheap dynamic residential IP's. I need a way to not get tracked
its not for 4chan faggot
>>96367711Listen here, I’m not the faggot asking for advise. Maybe you should #AskReddit
>>96367954it's spelled advice fag lol
Even Wikipedia blocks residential IPs now, they have a bot that scans for any ip with open connections.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:ST47ProxyBotI've had to give up on vandalizing Wikipedia because the amount of IP blocks plus edit filters means you can't do anything fun anymore.
>>96367573Post full res pic and mabe I will tell you
windows seems like it's always the last choice for a server. what makes it less preferable to linux or mac? is there any case where it's preferable to them?
>>96364239Yes, I was his neighbour at the time. He kept asking me if he could borrow eggs, especially after he had girls over
>>96356131absolutely nobody uses Macs for servers too expensive and Linux can do anything a Mac server can do + more
>>96369676god damn it kek
>>96364239>mootswho?
>>96356131everything about windows is basically bad. The only thing windows mogs is fagOS/iOS shitware, but only because Apple toddlers are delusional and don't even know their own software origins and why they became UNIX(r) CERTIFIED(tm) in the first place or what it meant.Linux is the least pozzed and retarded kernel out there. just trust me. It might not be the best and you might even question it, but it really is the best you have (other than wasting a lot of time building your own shit and it becoming irrelevant in a decade after hardware churn shits all over it).
It's good to be a kin/g/
>>96367110
I'm a python newbie. Why would I use Java unless I was trying to get a job with selenium?
>>96367110replace Java with Kotlin, Eclipse with InteliJ, Gr*dle with Maven, Spring with Quarkus and you have the superior JVM stack in every aspact
With Clojure you don't need a heavy IDE, an insane build tool or an elaborate framework, and still get all the benefits if the JVM
>>96368230Dont know about that maven was just xml gradle is a whole another retardation.
ill start>fraps
windows explorer
>>96369095It doesn't preview text on the image as you edit it. 0 point in using it.Granted you can't edit text after typing it on PDN, but it's better than Krita.
Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
>>96368408>frapsAnon, it's not 2010 anymore...
>>96369495Dolphin is infinitely better
