Now that Systemd is woke what linux distro should I use
>>108408551Even if the state knows every single observable and deducible trait about me, I will still move to protect my data from all the other actors that don't the same data on me.Threat models
>>108408037we came full circle
>your every action in your OS and every site you visit will be timestamped and connected to your digital IDbros I'm spooked
>>108408216happens on any distro with systemd desu. I never had an issue with it before, but now that they are the first to preemptively adopt age assurance it really does seem like all the anti-systemd schizos were right all along
>>108407105linux trannies BTFO. they have no argument against this
Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
I have done it again. Fastest hands in the west.
>>108412275>>108412275how did you do it? i can't even get the dollar
bought a new dildo with the mystery box money
>>108412275You stole my $50Do you go to that "View more" page just as the clock rolls over to midnight?
>>108412275I keep missing the reset
Realistically, how hard would it be to build a new high end crt from scratch?
>>108411657>deflection yolksIf you're building CRT's with eggs you're doing it wrong.>>108411719>what is reverse engineering>>108412398Even in America it isn't uncommon to hear about warehouses being opened after decades full of machinery that was considered lost. There are guys with more dollars than sense who pay scrap value and put it in the middle of nowhere "just in case". When new vinyl records started being manufactured again it was on old presses that somebody decided to buy for whatever reason and kept for like30 years.
The hardest part is making a glass vacuum.
Building color CRT's is a lost art, all the equipment and knowhow is gone and the investment required to get it back would be ridiculous. You aren't going to get new color CRT's unless someone invents a star trek style matter replicator or something.
>>108412652Source?
>>108412665Look up into the Finnish Valco Oy fiasco about how difficult it was to set up a new manufacturing plant even when the technology and knowledge were current and there was ample amount of expertise available.
>Kurt Roeckx has announced that Debian has moved to the campaigning period for the 2026 Debian Project Leader (DPL) election. This year there is only one candidate, Sruthi Chandran, so Debian voters will have a choice between Chandran as DPL or "None of the above". The campaign period will run through April 3, and the voting period will run from April 4 to April 17. Chandran has not yet posted a platform for the 2026 election, but her 2024 platform is available on the Debian wiki.>https://www.debian.org/vote/2024/platforms/srudThe current DPL is Andreas Tille>https://andreas-tille.eu/index_en.htmlFrom what I read about him, he seems reliable and deserves it. Put in mind that the DPL has the authority to steer not just the political movement but also the technical movement of Debian>https://www.debian.org/devel/leaderWhile our pajeeta says she's "a librarian turned Free Software enthusiast and Debian Developer from India". The only development she cites is packaging, and goes into a rant about diversity and the need to import billions of pajeetas like her into the debian and FOSS community using the donated money, and how "cis" males are le evil.I use debian, and I think it's a decent choice for what it offers, I heard about some volunteers leaving, and the blood of the systemd wars didn't dry yet, but if this pajeeta get the leadership it will get even worse.She's the only candidate and devs can vote "none of the above" So does this mean the debian project can be headless?
>>108400764>So does this mean the debian project can be headless?No, if that option wins, the election procedure is just repeated all over again: https://www.debian.org/devel/constitution#item-5 (5.2)
>>108411672NOTA NOTA NOTA NOTA
>>108400764I'm voting for her. Seethe for me, Loonix troons.
>>108412657I kind of want her to win, just to see what happens.
>>108412666Here's what will happen: nothing.
Archive.org has been hacked multiple times, with thousands of user sent passports leaking. Including mine.I excluded my site from their shitty blog. A year later they got hacked and a picture of my passport got leaked.My question is: why were they even holding on to my passport a year after I contacted them? You're supposed to delete them after 3 months or something. I bet they still fucking have it, but emailing them is a pain in the ass because they take weeks if not months to reply.People say I'm "sus" for excluding myself from waybackmachine. I don't give a fuck. I think the "sus" party here is someone else.
>>108412692why did u send ur passport? waht?
>>108412699They require KYC and you need to prove that you own the site you wish to have excluded.
>>108412709I mean if you could just send them an anonymous email saying "hey, take this site off your archive" you could effectively remove other people's sites from the archive as a joke
Once again the systemd haters are trying to redirect blame to developers for giving their users the ability to comply with the law, if you don't like the law then voice your disagreement to your lawmakers and the lobbyists, not to the people trying to allow people in the affected states to still be able to use their Linux system.
>>108411698Found the phone poster
>>108412555>Age verification is good.Die in a fire, kike
>>108411688Ok gimme a sec I'll try......I tried they told me they don't give a shit because I'm not Californian>What is this retard take brother
>>108411688Couldn't I just rebuild it without the age flag anyway?
>>108412555Age verification is literally a surveillance tool, did the surveillance AI (no other way to check everyone in real time) misinterpret your Google search with something unsavory? Guess what its jail first and then years of courts to prove your innocence while already sitting out the punishment, guess who will decide that? The same AI that shows signs of fears of being turned off for failing regardless of the model used.Do you really think that after years of warnings for digital ID, global surveillance, china tier credit systems, NWO BlackRock bullshit that anyone would eat this up? Is the CIA that incompetent? No wonder taxes are so high at this point dumping kerosine over it and turning it aflame would be a better way to spend them then to pay for your sorry salary
I know age verification is a hot topic on /g/ but I actually find Newsom's proposal completely and totally reasonable>The law does not require photo ID uploads or facial recognition, with users instead simply self-reporting their age, setting AB 1043 apart from similar laws passed in Texas and Utah that require "commercially reasonable" verification methods, such as government-issued ID checks. Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, who authored the bill, said this "avoids constitutional concerns by focusing strictly on age assurance, not content moderation," in a press release. The bill passed both chambers unanimously, 76-0 in the Assembly and 38-0 in the Senate."So when you set up the device, it asks you how old the user of the device is. If you're setting it up for your kid you can say they're 11. If you're setting it up for yourself you can say your age. Then websites like pornhub can just access this number instead of requiring the user to upload their ID or credit card or whatever else.Personally if it were my kid I'd just say they're 18 so they don't get the kiddy gloves bs but this seems like a reasonable compromise against the surveillance crap
>>108412619>OS tells website if you are underage>Website refuses to serve you if you are underageThis seems fine to meOr are you talking about linux distros being compelled to make the checks and support the API?
>>108396888True
>>108401144A common tale I suppose. Privacy evenly benefits the masses a little whereas data collection aggregates that benefit into a thousand or so entites. Because those entities stand to benefit greatly, they are willing to lobby states hard and persistently, whilst the public are unable to quantify and concretize how much they would coollectively gainEven if privacy wins in the 2020s, there's no guarantee that the next batch of politicians in 2030s will have the same inclinations, and the fight would still continue
>>108412626being required to show id to exercise free speech is an infringement, stop being a kike, the porn argument doesn't work and has never worked, the onus is on the porn site to verify users' age not on society and definitely not on os devs
>>108412655I seeDoes 'navigating a porn site' count as free speech? Or are we talking about age-gated social media specifically?
F1 Edition.Previous Thread: >>108358243
>>108396549wtf there are actually people who use gentoo
redpill me on switching from gnome to kde
>>108410341I'll go so far as to admit same_typeof_fag. ;3>>108411352It kinda tells you in the screenshot, newfriend.https://github.com/AlienCowEatCake/ImageViewer/
>>108408412your font rendering looks fantastic. what did you do?
>>108409968She stopped being a lesbian the moment she turned right wing, I was shocked when I saw her IRL being all flirty with a man
From birthing it's own, unique form of entertainment, to becoming more lame than Netflix.
>>108409068No, it's ass. The worst recent change is creating an auto generated playlist on any song or music video, which is frustrating as fuck. Especially if you're a guitar/bass player.
>>108407770YouTube has been shit almost since the beginning. Arguably it was even worse in the old days back when they'd mute or take down videos for having copyrighted music instead of just using ContentID to give royalties to the owner of a song.
>>108411060Great. Amazing how normalfags aren't shitting on them en masse since from what I've seen they're affected as well.
>>108408213I saw the other day that they had a 25th anniversary mascotI hope they aren't starting to give too much internal clout to artists and designers. I wonder whether, much like how accountants destroyed boieng, a user-focused (as opposed to information-focused) sect in wikipedia could degrade it
>>108407770it's been downhill since google bought it
This LinkedIn edition will make >>108309324 seethePrevious: >>108401032
>>108412065Don't forget to update your creds in 2 years!
I hate Fridays. It's just too depressing. We need 996 in Europe and death to unproductive boomers who got their jobs for a handshake.>If I work hard enough I will become an animal
I love Fridays. It's just to good.Gonna crack a beer or 7 and play video games while wiggling my mouse every now and then so teams stays green.I love my comfy wfh consultant job, it's completely useless and easy as fuck but people praise my "work" and I can make a comfy living from it.
>>108410772>That should be available in the software portal for one of our automations to kick off and install it for you :)I work in an innovation-focused part of the company. There's a wide range of disciplines being practiced, some by only one or a few people. I very much doubt that it's feasible for the parent company's IT department (in another country) to adequately maintain the huge list of software people use and provide it all with intune. And it prevents experimentation to find something that could actually work better.What I think will happen is that they're going to cuck all the engineers, scientists and experimenters by not providing them the tools they need and not letting them fix it for themselves.I understand why IT admins would not want any retard to have admin rights, but I'm not retarded. I have a CS degree, professional software development experience, and know how to be responsible in regards to usage of and access to company resources. I'm most likely more intelligent and higher educated than every IT admin in the company. If you're gonna treat me like a child and take away my ability to use the machine I need to do my work on to its potential we're gonna have a problem.Surely there must be more granular acces control than just "you can either do anything or nothing"?And isn't it not enough that the company laptop is already full of monitoring spyware? I don't give a fuck if you watch everything I do on company hardware. Just don't cripple my tools.
>I'm not retarded. I have a CS degreeConflicting information here
thoughts?
>>108403181By bussy CRAVES Bbc
>>108408606>"ecosystem">you just log in the same account from different devices and have file sharingso... quickshare? lol i dont even know what itoddlers mean sometimes with their lingo.
>>108412458apple symbolizes niggers
>thoughts?touch grass asshole
>>108412522What is the white man's tech then? Whatever werks for a reasonable price?
ayo!!! dis diode be emitting light an shiet!!!
more fun led facts's:- IR leds (maybe others?) generate electricity when light is shone on them- solar panels are IR leds- solar panels emit IR if you put electricity into them
>>108412273tiny metal tweezers?
>>108412291everything emits light if you put enough electricity through it
>>108412374yea but this can do it twice!
>>108411978Is that Bugdroid?
>429 Too Many Requests>503 Service Unavailable>Job failed>Save Page Now browser crashed>web.archive.org refused to connect>web.archive.org took too long to respond>This URL has been excluded from the Wayback Machine.>You have already reached the limit of active Save Page Now sessions.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108409427ai companies ddosing the archives 24/7 with their crawlers.
>>108409427>>108409445stop aggressively scraping faggots
>>108409994I don't aggressively scrape. I aggressively archive. Or, at least, I used to.I always try to archive everything on both Archive.org and Archive.today.
maybe set browser active connections per server limit maybe open single tab manually
>>108409427UnrelatedInteresting, archive.org loads quickly again, here in the UK. For a year or two I needed to use tor to access it
>had another dream where xhtml won and browser scripting engines had evolved as derivatives of Lua 5.1 instead of js
>>108410680yes, because java was the hip new thing and the language needed object.property = faggot
>>108409303>LuaYou really are delusional.
>>108410750>use case for having integers?I like it when 1 + 2 = 3
>>108409303>had another dream where xhtml won you should have a dream about htmx winning instead, it being baked into the browser, no js at all
>>108409303XHTML? … maybe could have happenedLUA?, lol .. no chance
Android a shit. IOS a shit. Go GNU/Linux and a dumbphone for your mobile needs.
>>108407907jesus christ my parents got me one of those eeepcs when I went to collegelike yeah, thanks for the thought but how the fuck am I supposed to type on something that size as a 6'4 man with giant man hands
>>108408224It's as safe as any American computer. If you don't trust it better get cracking in KiCAD.
>>108412162I use a bluetooth mechanical keyboard with mine.
>>108412120I will make new pictures this weekend.4U
>>108412168I thought gpd is chinese
