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>>260353
Legend has it that once one learns the ways of the mole people even the sewer alligators will remain tame and docile in their presence. Go for it. You could have a sewer alligator for a pet.

>>260353
Why not just live in the boonies at least then you'll have internet?

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In unsightly places full of dumb evil Christian rednecks like Kansas and West Virginia not yet but it will happen. Since covid a lot of people, left-wing and right-wing, left the cities and moved to Appalachia and the northwest, where in the former farmland gets cleared for cookie cutter suburban homes and in the latter where mountains are cleared of their trees or even sheared to build McMansions.

Saviour bump

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>>264273 (OP) 
Watch this and pull the trigger, faggot.

>>264278
Put it up your ass faggot

>>264273 (OP) 
>What current seasonal anime should i watch?
You're asking this right as the anime season is about to end, and a new one is about to start.
Anyway, watch Hibi wa Sugiredo Meshi Umashi.

>>264273 (OP) 
Just look up on MyAnimeList nigga

Why not ask somewhere else on the webring? Like at /animu/, for example.

>>262961
The internet is just fast.
That's it, idiots are still idiots, and unfortunately now they're fast idiots. 2000% more idiocy per second.

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>>263009
>ION

Boomers are still the most retarded generation in history.

>>262956 (OP) 
No fucking shit. They're sheltered, vaccinated, medicated mystery meat mutts whose entire childhood is dictated by Pearson textbooks and public servants school teachers.

Gen Z-yklon

>>264354
It's been a long time since I've used Tox but I remember it being a disaster. It was less private than Discord while being harder to use and having less features. Has it gotten better?
>Leaks IPs to other users
>Uses centralized servers
>Sends a lot of unnecessary packets and uses up bandwidth
>Massive, bloated codebase written in unsafe C that looks like it was written by enterprise jeets
>Long, impossible to remember user IDs
>Requires an account for memorable user IDs
>Awful audio quality during voice calls. No filtering. Loud, high pitched noises and static.
>Donation money was "stolen" from the devs.
>Lots of variants, most of which are permanently unfinished
>Missing platforms

At least post 5 images per post, no reason to inflate pph.

>>264402
All the more reason as to how the faggot who posts gay porn gets classified as a spammer.

>>264373
Is this bait? There's alot of blatent lies in that textwall as the Tox protocol is p2p for one. The audio quality is fine 48000khz for another.

>>263426
Cute + saved.

>>261228
>This image is pretty profound but I'm torn as to what it means. 
Cheerful laughter while enjoying a beer type emotion

Holocaust Irish Americans, Italian Americans, African Americans, Mexican Americans, Jewish Americans, Hawaiians, etcetera.

>>259557 (OP) 
The Kali Yuga ended this March and we are now in the transition to the Dwarpa Yuga.

>>259640
I hate this stupid fucking song and that stupid fucking ugly animation

>>259557 (OP) 
We are soo close

>>259557 (OP) 
>諸君にケダモノを一匹ずつ仕留めてもらう二本足のみにくいケダモノだ
All of you, take down a bipedal, ugly monster.
>一丁ずつ銃を渡せ
Transfer one gun each.

>>264318
The "democratic" approaches that have been suggested for a software before are easily abused. There are an uncountable amount of addresses that someone can troll from.

>>264319
Perhaps, but if it's just one person then coming to a thread once per day will be enough to clean it up from undesirable posts.

>>264322
Not necessarily, and even if it were, one savvy person could use thousands of connections to "downvote" posts on a "democratic" software and still ruin discussion anyway. That's how I've seen such a thing proposed before, anyway, trying to let the userbase moderate things.

>>264324
The only things the mods should be deleting is shit that is illegal and spam in the catalog, everything else should be self moderated by hiding/filtering threads

Pedophiles

>>250561 (OP) 
That's the fun part you dont

>>253510
No one is forcing you to install Steam, anon. It's just the most braindead "just werks" solution for people who can't be fucked to learn anything or have to interact with any kind of installation process.

Lutris also works fine, but you might actually have to download an installer and maybe even configure something basic, although Lutris's whole thing is that it has installation scripts for an enormous db of games that take care of everything for you. It's just slightly less braindead than Steam.

Then there is setting up shit like WINE (maybe using winetricks) to run shit, which also works just fine (ie. it just runs like it does on Windows) most of the time but can end up making you have to learn how to configure shit. Both Steam and Lutris use WINE under the hood, by the way.

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>>250561 (OP) 
How the fuck one can play videogames on Windoes?

>>264294
U sell ur soul to billy gates

>>264506
At least I'm not a literal faggot like you with daddy issues.

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>>242968 (OP) 
You will get better HW and software compatibility if you run GNU+Lunix and use Wine/Proton (I recommend Bottles and Protontricks). I recommend that you pick a popular distro. But make sure to not install Manjaro because it sucks, see https://archive.li/B8yll (https://github.com/arindas/manjarno). I recommend just learning how to use Arch Linux (or Artix) if you want to use Arch. But keep in mind that Linux Mint and Ubuntu are much easier to use than Arch (or Arch derivatives) and they work out of the box.

>>250741
>I know I could use real debian but  the ui looks gay and I don't wanna install a new ui.  
That's a problem that you caused for yourself. You can select any major DE during Debian installation.

>>245832
>Apple and Microsoft despite all their faults put significant research into UX and GUI. 
They basically cloned the Smalltalk-80 GUI.

>>260255
I never said that dumbass. You should install an actual firewall and have something on the router level too. If you install that and run antivirus and use an up-to-date browser you will generally be fine.

If you want to put on your security hat you can run services.msc and start disabling services you don't like and if you want to be real fancy you might use gpedit.msc and regedit to tweak more crap to try to harden Xp a bit. Disabling SMB - https://t0nc10.medium.com/disable-smb-protocol-on-windows-xp-c030e3e221fe - is also a smart move to protect your PC from shit like WannaCrypt.

>>260634
I think disabling SMB should also protect you from shit like >>>/tech/3444 did, but you can also protect yourself from that one just by going over the user account passwords & permissions, although a firewall should be blocking it to begin with. If you're familiar with a command prompt you can use the "net user" command to look over that shit and password/configure hidden accounts appropriately, but there are other ways to look over what all the user accounts on your PC are too, like the control panel (probably whatever advanced administrator tools it has) or just running compmgmt.msc.

If you're wondering how to run shit like services.msc/gpedit.msc/compmgmt.msc, you just use the run command on the start menu (or press StartKey+R).

>>260636
Sorry, I meant shit like >>>/tech/16182 did.

>>260271
That looks fucking sick.

^useless whiners

>>242114
I hate tech tubers so much.

>>253386
You don't even need fucking CSS. People are making tools to facilitate retards who only know how to do shit one way at the expense of ginormous fucking unnecessary bloat and new weird bugs and shit. Fucking marketing fads have taken over programming with their obsessive frameworks and platforms bullshit and the result is this enormous bundling of unnecessary cruft to do shit in roundabout ways and all of it turns out that when you have over 1000x the normal amount of code running to achieve basic fucking tasks the risk of bugs, compatibility issues, and strange slowdowns goes up, who knew. Not to mention that enabling people to be retarded programmers will result in more retarded code that does shit in an unsafe or errorprone way.

>>253386
>Its popular, because you can style shit with CSS. Now you have to wonder what kind of ape styles Desktop applications and vidya with CSS and you'll see the actual problem.
You can style both GTK and Qt with CSS though.

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>>257889
A very small handful are ok.