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No.15919 [Open]
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>be me
>been in crypto since before Mt. Gox went full Titanic
>watching newfags ask "what tools do I need to get started?"
>99% of answers are affiliate links to some KYC dumpster fire
>decide to post real tools for real degens who still have a soul

>Bitcoin Core

    sync your own node, trust no one, verify everything
    yes it takes time, no you can’t skip it
    mfw people say "Bitcoin is too slow" but never ran a full node once

>Sparrow Wallet

    clean UI, coin control, connects to your node, supports Whirlpool
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Well, another content hosting site hits the wall. Better scrape high resolution hummingbirds ASAP. Is it the natural course of things, or the jewish one?
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I already stopped going there years ago, when they made javascript mandatory.
No.15806 
Reminder that Flickr hosts a ton of CC-licensed media which can be legally mirrored on websites like Wikimedia Commons.
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I've been thinking about writing a blog. Nothing fancy. No private lives. No pictures. No product-shilling. Just writing words.

I tried Blogger and Wordpress and I had a bad experience with them, considering that the ToS became more restrictive over the years.
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No.13978
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>>5619
>>5620
I combine both because Maggit (emacs' git interface) makes it peak comfyjj
No.15728 
>>5598 (OP) 
gemini is text only protocol by nerds
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No.15732
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All you need is your text editor. Save as plain text. Upload anywhere you want, but preferably not to FAGMAN, because they'll fuck you with ToS like you found out. Gopher is perfect for text.
No.15741 
Just host .txt files.
No.15742 
>>15728
Gemini is bloat. Just serve plaintext. View with curl | less.
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What so you think about the future
It is worth to go deeper in those fields to keep pace with progress

Or is it just a hoax that will end when the hype ends?
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No.15496 
>>15494 (OP) 
You're 5 years late into these memes.
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I'm thinking about what silver coins I'm going to buy next. That's the only interesting thing about the future. All the rest has been completely shit and they just keep finding ways to make it worse every year.
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What's your opnion on Haiku OS?

https://haiku-os.org
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No.15225 
>>15216
HaikuOS has a POSIX-compatible C programming interface and it's very complete, in fact more complete than OpenBSD in my experience.

>>15219
RISCOS also has a POSIX-compatible C programming interface, but I have no experience with this one.
No.15233 
>>15227
I think only the 32-bit version tries to be compatible with the original BeOS. I think Wifi drivers often contain binary blobs too.
No.15364 
>>15215 (OP) 
these icons are amazing; they are colourful, integrated and are well put together to immerse you into a good and pleasing system experience.
it is sad that nowdays theres no such attention to them anymore, they don't look as pleasant to interact.
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No.15365 
>>15364
I remember liking puppy linux for similar reasons though its less good than that up there. Things got less artistic and more clinical.
No.16343 
>>15215 (OP) 
>What's your opnion on Haiku OS?
Non-free
https://www.gnu.org/distros/common-distros.html
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My mom just picked up a commodore PET that was given away for free by a relative :^)
Lets have a proper retro computing thread. 
Post about practical uses of this ancient computer hardware - how this simplistic architecture can be used as a learning tool.
Planned pojects: Restore this decayed machine.
Write Tetris in 6502 assembly.
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No.15191
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Let me follow-up my last post >>15183 to add that MSDOS doesn't have to be retarded and gay >>15145 because they made a whole bunch of useful tools for it back in the day, so it's only lame if you're using it stock. I can't list all of them, but for starters you should look into 4DOS and QEMM/Desqview. I didn't have 4DOS back then sadly, so I hobbled along with COMMAND.COM and some aliases and command history provided by the DOSKEY program that came with my version of DOS. I also had LIST90H that was also very helpful, kinda like a mini version of Norton Commander.
For programming, the OS should already includes some version of BASIC like BASICA/GW-BASIC or QBASIC. These are actually quite good dialects, and were very popular back in the day so you'll find tons of programs written in them (as well as the older & compatible MBASIC for CP/M). I liked them back then, and now I like them even more!
Otherwise Turbo Pascal was also very popular. Something I stumled on today while searching for an old game (Island): http://blarg.ca/2018/10/14/turbo-pascal
I also had a lot of fun with TP back in the 90's. More recently I tried to use FreePascal on Linux, but it's not at all the same in practice. With DOS things were simple, everything just
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No.15200 
If you go with ELKS, then maybe you should try to find out if dvtm works under it.
https://www.brain-dump.org/projects/dvtm/
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I doubt you're gonna learn anything with ELKS that you couldn't already with normal Linux. It's just gonna be more C/Unix wankery like everything that's in vogue today. You'd be better off to port CollapseOS to this computer. Or make your own Lisp if you're one of those lainfags. But obviously DOS already has assembler and huge amounts of documentation, tutorials and examples, so you don't even  need to install any fancy OS to write Tetris. Plus there's tons of good old games to play natively, which is something not many people have an opportunity to do today.
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No.15254 
>>15201
>porting collapse os
That's an excellent idea, anon. How would a hyperactive zoomer go about tacking a project like that?
I only have done some pic assembler and tarduino C MCU programming before.
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>>13347 (OP) 
I should start reading about technical details of C64. Terry Davis recommended the book Mapping The Commodore 64
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Discuss radio-related stuff here. 

Bitch about telecom being cunts to Hams. laugh at VE7KFM's (and the rest of 14.313mhz's) continuous antics. Talk about how despite "radio's death" in the 90s-00s that radio as a technology being used even more during then and now. Bitch about how many chinkshit appliances that leak RF into the airwaves and the FCC doesn't/can't do shit. Have an existential crisis realizing that Wifi is pretty-much just radio.

I've been trying to make my own go-bag as a means of either listening/communicating on vacation trips, or in case of SHTF. Still trying to figure out my use cases and decide what I need and don't. It's so fucking hard trying to find a mobile rig that actually can listen to a wide set of frequencies and transmit only on what it needs to. Too many mobile rigs are just X amount of bands, and that's it, no FM broadcast, no AM no EMS or Airline.
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>>13390
Forgot my magnum opus
No.13516 
Hello, I'm new too and radio is banned in my country, any ideas on how to hide antennae? Anyways, what is everyone's thoughts on meshtastic since its recent gain in popularity, their discord is at 18k+ members.
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No.13532 
>>13516
>discord
>decentralized
Hard pass.
Jokes aside, there are a lot other projects like this and their webpage doesn't say anything different about them.
No.13910 
>no license

as soon as you broadcast without a license some faggot ass white boomer a day away from a dirt nap is going to rat you out to the FCC cause he has nothing better to do than to rat on his fellow white man for wanting to communicate without government control. Boomers just need to fuck off already.
No.15249 
>>10196 (OP) 
I recommend getting RTL-SDR because it's cheap and requires no license. Use ebay links on their site so you don't get scammed:
>https://www.rtl-sdr.com/
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I'm starting my journey of making money online. I will be documenting everything that I do here in hope that i can stick with it and help fellow anons make money from the comfort of his room without having to show his face anytime.
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No.13933 
>>13363
might be better off getting a hot girl to sign up for onlyfans for you and fake an id that they ask for and upload that for verification. Then just upload fake pics of pussy and tits and shit. I don't know somebody to do this or I would try it. Unironcally I know a girl but I fucked up and talked shit to her cause shes crazy asf lol but she was hot and perfect for onlyfans. Also you could go to sex chat rooms and post pics of nude girls then ask for cucks to cashapp you. This is a grueling process though and super scumbaggery and you have to sex talk up fat incels which is extremely gay, but if you're jewish you will succeed. 


Has anyone unironcally done this? Gone to chatrooms, pretend to be girl, ask dudes that message you within 5 seconds of posting a pic for a cashapp for more pics?
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No.13936 
>>13933
They seem to be cracking down on this more. My Cashapp account was shut down because I paid a whore with it once. I never really used cashapp so when I opened it one day it was closed. I thought only the whores accounts would get shut down, apparently not.
No.15120 
>>13933
>Has anyone unironcally done this? Gone to chatrooms, pretend to be girl, ask dudes that message you within 5 seconds of posting a pic for a cashapp for more pics?
My dude, people were doing that one ten seconds after AOL added profile pictures to their chatrooms thirty years ago.
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OP here, not doing much lately sorry. Focusing on my career for the most part now, forgot to make time for this side work. I'll get back to it from now on, I swear, im so fucking broke right now. Lately i have seen some people doing airdrop stuff through telegram shit coins, so im asking around. I don't really have a full structure course that i could find, so right now im kind of a lost sheep on this topic. But im watching some channels to get the basic image, maybe i will find some groups that can at least openly share the basic paths. The ones that managed to get money doing this, they hide their craft like cat hides their shit.
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No.15125 
>>15123
So the basic description here is that, these shit meme coins usually have some kind of dumb games that reward players with its own coin. Now instead of using one account to play, how about you emulate 100 accounts. And then I guess they managed to sell that meme coin somehow? I mean i never tried this before, but i want to learn how it works. Anyone here has been doing crypto stuff? Where can i learn this? About these emulation, usually these people buy used workstation cpu and have like 100 gb of ram, they don't write their own software but have to outsource to some code monkey. Now if its automation, I’m guessing the code monkeys are using some kind of automation framework like selenium, cypress, robot, playwright,...Maybe I could make money doing this, I do have some experiene working with these tools.
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Was uncle ted ultimately right? Is humanity fundamentally at odds with modern technology?
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No.14845 
>>14818
One of us!
One of us!
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>>14844
Yeah it's a big scam, just like all the rest of tech. Especially NigVideo that's always #1 and basically carrying the stonks market all by itself. Otherwise everyone would have realized long ago the reality: the economy is fucked.
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Here's another one:
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/trump-officials-reportedly-easing-rules-self-driving-cars-elon-musk-pushes-robotaxis
Who even asked for self-driving cars in the first place? This is the stupidest idea ever. They'll never be safe! Modern appliances keep getting shittier every year, but somehow they think this is going to be any different? No, it'll be just another shitbox. And on top of that it'll be even more complicated and less repairable than any of the recent cars. Great for the manufacturer and dealers, a nightmare for everyone else.
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No.14850 
>>14847
Car accident statistics improved too much so a sustainable way to correct them was clearly needed.
I don't think autonomous automobiles are a tech dead-end per se but they'll never happen with society, industry and economy in their current state of absolution.
No.14855 
>>14847
If they wanted realistic autonomous transportation they would just invest money into tram and metro lines. The latter can already work without a conductor, and teaching an "AI" to handle a tram would be at least semi-realistic on the long term, because it just has to learn not to close the door on someone. Although that might be still too complicated for big tech.
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We are still using technology over 150 years old to get to space lmfao, while modern computers are literally billions times faster than was used during the apollo missions.
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No.14450 
Why is space travel so fake and gay?

Do they not want us using their secret tech because they don't want humans evolving in intelligence? Why don't we have the UFO spacecraft declassified at the very least let alone in production. Why is are governments such gay niggers?


https://www.zmescience.com/feature-post/technology-articles/computer-science/smartphone-power-compared-to-apollo-432/
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>>14449 (OP) 
Computers can't circumvent orbital velocity.
>>14450
>Why is are governments such gay niggers?
There's nothing much for the Jews to exploit in space, which is one of the reasons why those nice 1970s Spees Colony proposals were shoah'd in favor of gibsmedats implying Jews could survive on an O'Neill colony without a dedicated slave caste of shabbos goyim and per-child genetic treatment in the first place.
Space mining would also directly threaten the sacred economig status quo by making sought-after materials like Aluminium, Iridium, Tin, G*ld etc. much cheaper if successfully mined but that threatens muh profits and stocks which is equivalent to the holocaust oy vey.
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