>>108573242
>projecting
Mind broken.

>>108573255
>IQ filters that keep the dregs of brown thirdies off
nah, they still spam Apple threads

>>108573270
I have no problem completing the capcha with my 137 IQ.

>>108573319
>he proudly admits to completing captcha manually
>claims to have IQ over 90

>>108571840
It seriously took you that long to solve it?

>>108572521
lol

>>108563593
Cables always fail on these planned obsolescence pieces of shit

>>108572628
>all TVs look the same
>all steak tastes the same
>all headphones sound the same
We have sophisticated adult crowd here on /g/ i see

>>108563593
I have that. It's just good enough to listen at moderate level, but the bass is ass. It's the bottom tier of what I'll actually use.

>>108573504
>buyer's remorse straw man cope-a-thlon
wew

>>108573506
I'm unskilled at programming so I already am doing unskilled labour

>>108573526
Try also stocking shelves.

>>108573531
100 million illegals in the us doing that for pennies on the dollar under the table

>>108573546
Try going to the south. There's more niggers tipping over the shelves than hands that can restock them.

>>108572265
Over-fetching information is an issue in big services. You don't want to get the email and birthday of every user in the subscription feed of your Twitter or w/e. You just want the names and avatars.

>>108573117
looks like shit but it's pretty cool that they're giving Oxygen some attention again

>>108573117
Oxygen is one of the ugliest themes I've ever used.

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>>108573117
Why the fuck is it floating and taking up space?

>>108573543
a e s t h e t i c s

>>108573175
Chromium looks kinda weird with that extra titlebar.

>>108571090
Because noone makes qualoty highend dumbphones nowadays.
My old nokia 8800 still feels premium.

>>108572162
What is a "high-end dumbphone"? Is it similar to dry water?

>>108571954
>discord because i have family on there
bait used to be believable

>>108571090
who is the target audience for something so hideous? is that some kind of wannabe tough guy appeasement visual?

>>108573467
long battery life

I lasted three months before I went back to Windows on my annual Linux try out. Say what you want about Microslop but they have trillions of dollars backing them with enterprise support contracts.

>>108569938
Grafx2 package from apt is bugged and nobody has fixed it. Minimizing it or alt tabbing causes the tools in the toolbar to not work.

>>108572445
...which don't make their software run any better

Someone tell me the gender of this tranny
There's no way his/their/its OC isn't nonbinary

>>108572445
if I may ask, what keeps you going back to Windows?

since this thread is dead you guys will be cool and share a gemini preset with me right?

that reminds me i forgot to share the preset i was using earlier its fwvlg5

Why are you still here?
We all moved to /vg/aicg/

>posted it again award

>>108573534
*/lmg/

Dinnnnnnnng!

>>108573399
kurwa bober

>>108573423
Concord is not spyware.

>>108573502
Wtf is a Concord

>>108573548
Doomsday device

>>108572057
>STANDARD TORRENT PORTS
no such thing

>>108573167
DHT peer is a node that participates in DHT traffic, not some peer with torrent data found using that DHT.

You are missing how DHT works.
https://bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0005.html

>>108571960
>There is no built-in functionality to just search by name in DHT.
BiglyBT lets you search the DHT using any of the metadata like file size, file name, etc.
It even let's you subscribe to a search so that it polls and aggregates results over time as new peers come online.

Works the same as things like btdigg and >>108571968
Where the client just scrapes and stores metadata.
This is how they implement swam-merging too.

>>108571399
They won't tell you anything. With “allowed” and “unknown” hashes, attacking nodes behave like any other node, they store announces, and respond to you with next step nodes or maybe even previously announced peers. With “disallowed” hashes, any attacking node instantly sends you addresses of other fake nodes, and each of them sends a dozen more. This ensures that you will not contact “less suitable” honest nodes that are naturally not as close to that key as fake nodes, and will not get correct peer data from them. It also poisons your node table, and for the next search you will probably contact those known closest fake nodes directly without even trying others.

Who's actually alerting the developers and the social media?

>>108567213
Kek

>>108569895
>>108569960
You are new and also retarded

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for secure communications wouldn't an encrypted phone call be better?

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>>108572246
I've been here since 2024. People always say that feds spam cheese pizza on imageboards to get them to shut down but never give any proof. It just sounds like anti-vaxxer schizo babble.

>>108573388
lurk more

I'm thinking of switching back to Windows from Linux. I tried Linux Mint and Arch for almost a year and it's just not for me, while i like some stuff some things just don't work (like Nvidia drivers). The problem is that my hard drives are formatted as ext4, are they just fucked? Is there anyway to "convert" them to NTFS without losing anything? Or some ext4 driver for Windows?

>>108572878
>ext4 driver for windows
there might be a third party one but definitely nothing first party

>convert
i'm not aware of a way to convert from ext4 to ntfs. you can set a drive up as ntfs and move stuff over to it though if you have the room.

>>108572935
>set a drive as ntfs and move stuff over
I already did that for Linux with ext4, but now they're both full and I can't just keep buying drives whenever I want to switch.
Does anybody have any experience with third party ext4 drivers?

I've just learned about the notepad++ autoupdater malware fiasco (which is kinda old news by now), but fortunately I haven't updated since 2022.
Considering I'm fine with the notepad++ as is, for the sake of security should I update to the newest version now (and never again in the foreseeable future) or should I keep using the old version?

>>108573532
The only thing that was effected was the autoupdater itself. You can update it directly from their website and it would be fine.

Based Jews dabbing on itoddlers.

>>108571156
this is a completely different issue.

signal's push notification through apple and google's servers is just a wakeup notification with no content.
signal then wakes up and pulls the actual message directly from signal's servers and shows a notification on your iphone.
iphone is keeping a db with all those notifications.

feds had physical access to the iphone and normally would just pull all the data directly from the signal app. however in this case signal app was deleted, so feds got creative.

>>108571806
>>108573379
wouldn't have helped at all. see >>108573429

>>108568735
>requires phone number
Worthless.

>>108568898
>>108568994
>>108570976
>>108573379
android also keeps all your old notifications. on pixel see Settings > Notifications > Manage > Notification History

not that it's not absurd trying to defend against an attacker that has physical access to your phone.

>>108571680
Fix your Anne Pro, get a multimeter and some soldering gear.

PBT feels like dry chalk

>>108566405
This is actually p. dope.

gliding my finger along the MX Brown short pole
feeling the gentle scratch of the texture
not really polished, but not rough either
just the right amount of scratch
the stem twitches inside the housing and I actuate it to feel the subtle bouncy bump boing booing boiiiiing
she is just the best MX switch ever

>>108572173
i think this is the best option desu
any recommendation on a multimeter and soldering iron? or any crappy thing will do the job?

>>108573257
You really just need something with xfce or lxqt but the minute you try opening a web browser the fans will start spinning hard

>>108572632
You're going to need to mount the kernel modules into the vm if you're going to do that. I guess you could just mount it over nfs as read-only

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>>108573110
I fail to see a problem with Flatpak

>>108573243
>System services like VPN's, etc, are a bigger issue (not that they can't be overcome)
Fedora atomic distros allow you to install .rpm packages. If KDE Linux has some sort of an "overlay" system like Fedora has rpm-ostree, then VPNs should be installable.

>>108573479
They use Systemd sys-extensions and I want to avoid going down that hole if I can. They have Podman installed though and with appropriate permissions that can run VPN software.

For example, I like fucking about Yggdrasil:
https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/

I built a basic container:

FROM archlinux

RUN pacman -Syu --noconfirm && \
        pacman -S --noconfirm yggdrasil

ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/bin/yggdrasil"]

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>>108569572
It's not that it doesn't matter. What governments and corporations are doing is wrong but you also have to be realistic. Tech alone won't protect you. They don't even need to actually find anything, if you are important enough they will just say they did and what will you do then?
>your honor, I never even owned an iphone, this evidence is bunk
>well, we have hundreds of pages from the fbi saying you did, and I trust them more than your word

>>108572808
feels like quite a leap

>>108572891
stop deflecting, my point is i've seen "iOS is le most secure" a trillion times spammed all over the internet. and now suprise, it's actually as shit as the alternatives.

>>108572891
Defaults exist. Some people are always going to be dissatisfied with whatever default settings a system has. You can't please everyone.

At some level, the end user needs to be responsible for using their device in a way that aligns with their goals. If you care about device security and privacy, then you should take the time to understand your OS, know its settings and defaults, and change what needs to be changed for your usecase.

I'm on GrapheneOS, and I just checked. My notification history is off. I honestly can't tell you if it was off by default, because i got this phone years ago, and the first thing I did was go through the settings and change everything that I wanted to change so the phone would work the way I need it to.

>>108571036
well it's a good thing Signal's push notifications that touch the providers' servers are blank, retard