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>>107539934
VPNs are kinda useless unless you torrent in risky countries. To actually evade bans, bypass geoblocks and KYC you most likely need residential proxies. I keep posting despite getting slapped with banhammer constantly and tranny janny can't do shit about it, rapeape tongue my anus.

if you mean a personal tunnel, then Wireguard
if you mean an anonymising network, then Tor

>>107540779
You can run a third party VPN through RethinkDNS?

>>107539934
WireGuard that runs on my own router

Amnezia on VPS

>>107543926
Uh oh is this gonna be the new niece poster but with Windows 11 and fat bitches?

>>107543926
i recommend linux ming

>>107544692
You don't believe your mom has human rights?

>>107543933
fpbp

>>107545924
My momma isn't a fat whore

Do you STEAL money from the government for your game?

My government is offering some money for new small businesses. Not everybody gets the money though.
But you cannot spend the money on anything you want, you can spend it on:
>buying PC hardware, software, licenses
>hiring people, paying them, artists etc.
>renting a place for the business
>marketing, advertisements
>courses
You cannot spend the money as your salary.
I think it's pointless.
Why would I buy PC hardware? I already have it.
Why would I buy PC software when I can steal it or use open source?
Why would I rent a place if I can dev at home?
Why would I go on courses when I am an expert?

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I'm attempting to build a roblox type game with SpaceTimeDB and three.js+webGPU. I plan on having an actual roblox studio type portion of the site with a modified version of three.js editor.
https://threejs.org/editor/

I've got pretty much everything planned out.
>three.js is just renderer, movement and physics handled backend
>just send the controls through websockets
>authority is backend in rust and SpaceTimeDB
>kinematic controllers on characters
>rigid bodies with rapier for rigid bodies
>people create their world's with modified three.js editor
>three.js editor compiles the world to a JSON file
>have dif uploader to upload the json to the site as world name
>when users go to world, it sends them the JSON to load the world, the backend loads the world in memory to handle physics, positions, rules, etc in real time to send back all coordinates through websockets
>Spawn in your hub world which is pre-loaded with the site
>can search the database for worlds, active worlds show up first

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"It is hard for less experienced developers to appreciate how rarely architecting for future requirements / applications turns out net-positive"

>>107546670
I was thinking about this yesterday. There's a good body of evidence that some of the best programmers on earth have been videogame programmers. The reason is almost certainly because it is so incredibly demanding and requires diverse knowledge (knowledge from just about every domain in programming) and craftiness

So videogame development requires high maturity to do well (or at all), and can't really be said to be childish because of that. And, historically, games (not exclusively videogames) have been primarily the realm of something akin to cunning tacticians. It's only been -very- recently that games have been associated with children, and that was probably at least partially propaganda by companies to develop markets and persuade people to work for them. Videogames are just the most obvious extension of games. And, despite the idea that videogames are or ever were primarily played by children, they were always mostly played by adults anyway

That all on top of that there's nothing wrong inherently with adults doing things children do. It's rather the implication that adults shouldn't be irresponsible. But notice that it takes money to buy videogames, so it takes a base level of responsibility to even have the ability to play videogames as an adult in the first place

I'd categorize the narrative that videogames are for children in the same category as hot takes said by people who don't know what they're talking about and haven't had enough exposure to the thing to even have formed a strong opinion, but are acting as if they have a strong and informed opinion

>>107543316
Back in 1981 they had UIs that looked good and had instant response? Back when computers were literally a million times slower, no exaggeration?
I'm sad now.

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>>107544413
https://spectrum.ieee.org/xerox-parc

>>107544466
I'm more sad now.

>>107535398
Ok on phones, cringe on desktop.
Requires one more click on the latter and reduces accessibility.
(((They))) like opinionated UX, using burgers, carousels, accordions, popups because the app/site seeks attention and there is a need to hide important information under click to reveal. The users are not supposed to complain that it is time wasting.
Since everything is mobile first, everyone should know this is the menu button.

>>107545213
Form over function wins too often. But there’s a balance where the two work in harmony. It’s really hard to get right for some reason.

>>107547611
let's hear what you consider a good language and why

>>107547628
Not him but it's true, Go is a language specifically designed to make use of cheap labour and get low iq monkeys to program half working websites without php.

A good language is Standard ML, fully specified without strange corner cases in the specification where compilers could disagree. Clean design without awkward feature bloat or pointless restrictions, for example in go const only works at the toplevel for some random reason. Superior module system. The compiler doesn't make web requests, etc. it's just infinitely better. Only problem is nobody uses it and there are few libraries, so go is probably more pragmatic for most.

>see thread
>read some larpers giving opinions
>close thread
>go back to programming

>>107547628
A couple more examples of languages that are significantly better than Go: io, bqn, zig, haskell, hare(probably, don't know it that well), tcl, scheme, pony

>>107547993
>hare
Opinion discarded.
Drew, fuck off already.

>>107544041
>no trannies
you know that's not true

>>107544547
This. I hate zoomers so much it's unreal. I use NixOS and have never stepped foot into the dicksword channel.

>>107547813
>STIG
I 'member dealing with these shit processes and someone telling me TLS is optional because it isn't in the STIG. I became redpilled how retarded the US government is. I wouldn't be surprised if enabling TLS added more problems too since it probably has to be some FIPS compliant cipher suites using a NIST approved cryptography provider (binary blob of openssl or whatever).

You have the link to the STIG?

>>107547932
https://www.stigviewer.com/stigs/anduril_nixos/2024-10-25/finding/V-268089
Yep, government is retarded and this stig is shit. Imagine using AES in CTR mode because of MUH FIPS, MUH HIGH RISK TO ATO.

Fuck off

>>107545653
>>107547048
Official chat is on their matrix. The discord has a few maintainers but just about all of them are on matrix

>>107543733
When autonomous construction machines and robots start building cities will get big fast.

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>>107543733
>How close does your city look to a cyberpunk one, anon? How much neon?
Not too much neon relatively speaking in my city (the most cyberpunk I have ever felt so far was in Amsterdam's red light district because of neon lights + sex + drugs) but lots of skyscrapers and the culture of consumerism+hedonism+doom is quite high

There's a row of neo-Futuristic skyscrapers that looks incredibly cool at night time when driving on a specific road. I can't find any angles of them from that road and the lighting in picrel doesn't do them justice. Now that privacy doesn't exist, if I ever notice I'm in the right place at the right time to capture that beauty I will and I'll share it here I guess

>>107543733
I live in a technofeudalist nightmare where the tech is stuck in the 1850's. Basically we're all just slaves who pay our taxes and do as we're told. I went to my local council some months ago for some paperwork, they gave me a photocopy of all the documents I needed:
>ID/passport
>rental/property contract
>fill out this online form: proceeds to list out the longest URL you've ever seen, 7 lines of the most random letters and numbers and symbols, slashes everywhere
Bro, I can't double-click on that photocopy. You expect me to type all that into my browser? My government is retarded

>>107543733
I live in a more bucolic Solarpunk countryside with farms all around me, plus a small river. I commute to the capital which is rather run down and business district after working hours can be a bit Cyberpunk. Parts of the business district turn into the red light district in the evening.

>>107546764
That sounds very much like the UK. In Glasgow, Blythwood square was prime business district during the day and prime redlight district after hours, and quality of business and "business" declined steeply as you went down the hill towards the Anderston area.

>>107514773
Guys, any books on cybersecurity (programming-wise) that you found interesting/useful/exciting?

>>107547125
just glue it back, it's like repairing a broken mug. use superglu

It was raw cancer ban all basedllenials

>>107544649
html5 sucks

>>107547564
millennial website

>>107547564
as opposed to zombie zoomer internet?

>107540251
OP, it's always better to remain silent and let everyone assume you're a faggot, then open your mouth and remove all doubt

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>>107543330
upvote

I think Fedora is great and I'm gonna let you finish, but Debian is the Universal Operating System.

>>107540691
having a distro to develop the kernel. fedora is best for that, but that is the usecase of like a thousand persons in total

>>107543011
like any regular desktop user belongs on a distro with old packages. KDE plasma 6 was available in april 2024 on Fedora, on Debian stable it took until mid-2025 for it to become available. Debian sid (unstable) had it on November 23, 2024 - 7 months after Fedora.

>>107543958
*sheep

>>107528669
We can just retvrn to tradition and collectively ban or heavily restrict llms. Might as well ban mobile phones and the internet in general.

>>107528634
I don't get this, indians are too poor to afford the hardware to run the good models locally.

Either this means you are poor and indians are rich enough to buy cards with enough vram to actually run models or this is some kind of meta cope.

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>>107532347
>You look at the maclanky and think about how delicious it would be.
>You think about how delicious it would be if you ate it raw.
>You think about how delicious it would be if you at it cooked.
>You think about how delicious it would be if you ate it boiled.
>I need to go to ikea

I miss it so fucking much

>>107545239
Can't forget that AI is also facilitating one of the biggest wealth transfers in history.

>>107543757
I still post from Windows XP running on c2d and 2GB of DDR2.

>>107543757
>16gb ram
Nice try.

>>107546270
>there is no excuse for an OS to be slow on ancient underpowered cpu
you lie about this same way you lie about your gender

>>107546287
>>107546647
the n11gger jeets are out in full force hahahaha
>you must have a 32 core workstation to run this OS! anything less is ANCIENT UNDERPOWERED
gee I wonder why your slop such a failure

>>107545110
Same
I love this little guy

>>107547637
the framework might seem lambo expensive if youre REALLY poor
like "do i buy a coffee for 5$ today or not" poor
in which case you might as well not bother with such an expensive hobby of modding overpriced vintage cultish business laptops anyways

>>107547662
Some people got their thinkpad for as low as $50, some even got them free. So compared to the framebook it is lambotier expensive.
>do i buy a coffee for 5$ today or not
If you changed the "or not" part and replaced it with "or make coffee at home", 5$ coffee is the lambo, and buying the thinkpad would be the 'making the coffee at home' choice. i cant speak for all thinkpadders, but i imagine most opt for making their coffee at home

kek i saw an old macbook with libreboot on ebay
looked pretty cool desu

>>107533843
No, it's not, you disingenuous fuck.
It's an ad campaign by the retarded shills from East Jeetland.
The shitpad product line was bought by chinknovo two decade agos. And now they try -poorly- to capitalize on IBM's brand notoriety.

>>107547434
>it was early production models
not even a month ago I saw someone unboxing a brand new framework and that shit bent and popped with 0 effort. jeet company jeet quality.

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>>107543167
What kind of question is that?

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>>107545584
Beats pic related.

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>>107545587
But no img2txt. Still cool what OP did.
Going to try it on an actual terminal later.

impressive.

r and space don't work when replying though.
like to see catalog images
multiple posts, as far as the window allows
i guess captcha is too far fetched.

>>107542874
>use kitty for images
why not ueberzug or sixel?

>>107546004
Develop more.

>>107546004
as a former network engineer who switched to automation engineering in python, i look at a lot of my earlier work and cringe.
Make things reusable and modularized. If using python, use type annotation and docstrings

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Do you have any pitsluts in your office

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>>107539627
you dropped your crown king

been at this job a few months, already passed probation. from day one, they put me on maintaining projects from a dev who was already on his way out. typical day: either everything runs fine and im sitting there watching youtube/doing side stuff for 8 hours, or a bug pops up and im firefighting. no inbetween. the PM has zero clue how any of it works. pay is decent, but the commute sucks and i cant stand the PMs here in general. thinking of handing in my 30 day notice soon and looking for something else thats actually challenging/where id learn new stuff. right now it feels like im stagnating hard. mostly babysitting legacy code with occasional hotfixes.

should i just suck it up and stay for the easy paycheck, or bail for something more engaging? feels like im never going to grow technically if i stay. im an ai fag so id like to work in the field, couldnt get one before.

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>>107547557
COOMER

>>107547557
So far thw only things I like AI for are search quarries and I like surrealist art and AI has been used to make surrealistic videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyARCQ7Ohd4

>>107547557
I only use AI for porn of possessing lolis and getting raped as them!