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 No.49[Reply]

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 No.55

>>51
why would you buy a tesla in the first place smh

 No.90

>>53
Trvthnvke.
It's unbearable to me how many normies keep crying and seething over and over again because a proprietary service forces them to verify their ID or proprietary OS spying on them or their new car having horrible dashboard or some shit, yet they pretend it's out of the world to just use XMPP or IRC and install GANOO/lunix or *BASED and quit marketing media (aka "social media") and buy a old car.

 No.159

>>52
does baby want mommy to think for it? use your brain, dumbass!

 No.160

>>90
"bro why do you wanna use social media bro? don't you know they spy on you? oh all your friends use it..? well i don't have any friends so i cant relate"

 No.164

>>160
>no i cant talk to people in real life, why?



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 No.30[Reply]

what software have you created?
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 No.41

3 body simulation. Then i got bored and post here.

 No.88

i am writing some coreutils like echo cat and whatnot in riscv assembly right now but nothing much outiside of that

 No.157

>>30
I have been thinking about making a small read-only market tracker.

Nothing automated, no trading bot, just a simple page that pulls a few crypto prices, shows 24h movement, and keeps some notes. Mostly a practice project for APIs, caching, and frontend layout.

I was using BYDFi as one of the references for how trading pages arrange market data:
https://www.bydfi.com/en

The hard part is probably not fetching prices, but making the page readable without turning it into the usual bloated dashboard mess.

 No.162

i haven't made anything good or notable. side note that folder looks hella comfy

 No.163

i made a chart editor for Space Channel 5: Part 2 which was pretty fun because i got to reverse engineer the format used for the chart data



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 No.155[Reply]

Omarchy (by Omacom) is "We've made the decisions for you" Linux distro, heavily AI-assisted around proprietary software, designed to run proprietary AI coding agents (unusual security risk) having access to your full system, where they execute commands usually not stop for confirmation.

>honeypot or legitimate project?

>the funding and promotion are certainly unusual $18.5 million
>Sam Altman (Co-founder and CEO of OpenAI), Mark Zuckerberg (CEO of Meta), Tobi Lütke, Patrick Collison, Michael Dell, Jeff Friedman, Leonid Dubinsky, Stav Solomon, Aaron Reisman, Amir Harel, Benjamin Katz, Benjamin Wolf, Bruno Katzjarowski, David Dashefsky, Davis Goodman, Jacob Rosenthal, Nina Dubinsky, Roman Weisman, Salomon Mole, Yam Catzenelson etc.
>heavy promotion & large scale SEO (similar how Brave has promoted w/ $30 million spent)
>Meta, Cloudflare, Anthropic, OpenAI etc.
>Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Antigravity, GitHub Copilot etc.
>Spotify, 1Password, proprietary/web applications, Discord, WhatsApp, other commercial services
>includes Basecamp & DHH owned 37signals & related software/services
>1.5-2.0 GB RAM usage at idle + large default installation
>passwordless sudo w/ disabled sudo password prompts
>paid AI APIs, token-subscriptions

Reported security issues:
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 No.156

What the hell? Even if that was open source, it would take years of community tests for me to risk using that shit.

Only usable as a template for people to reverse-engineer and rebuild locally. Even VS Code's LLM-assistants are required to ask for permission prior to running commands on the machine.

 No.161

using this distro wont get 12 inch billionaire dick in your mouth no matter how hard you prompt for it



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 No.120[Reply]

1: get address in USA (google/OSM)
2: Get zip code for it
3: Enter name and email (could be made up)
4: personalize message and submit.

https://act.eff.org/action/tell-congress-don-t-force-age-checks-online

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/06/kids-act-would-require-age-checks-get-online

 No.121

>>120
You forgot the most important part.

*why should we do what you say?*

 No.122

>>121
This is true.
I for one cannot think of a single reason why I wouldn't want to give random websites my ID.

 No.158

i love making a video of myself holding my ID while performing a striptease in order to prove my identity to an anonymous messageboard. i know it's hard to prevent fraud in these cases, because fraudsters already have copies of people's IDs, but do not yet have copies of videos of people holding their IDs while stripteasing. making sexy videos for rando corporations is an important safety feature of the modern internet for the sake of the children. we must protect the children by stripteasing on camera while holding our IDs!!



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 No.6[Reply]

arch sucks. I didn't like that it wasn't as minimalistic as I wanted it to be, didn't find basic minimal tools I use, like wtf, where's st? If you want something "working out of the box" you have to install bunch of shit you will never use, and along the way you trust so much people in the process... BOO-HOO-HOOO.
Short verdict is that those memes you see on the web are made by baseless shills who want you to suffer a bit. Even fed distros don't shill their pet projects so much as do archfags. Let's be real, they need put a RED sign on their website "NEEDS SOME ASSEMBLY". You're not a jewtube distro reviewer, right.
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 No.15

>>11
It's only an operating system, you sound like someone just insulted your mother

>maybe arch/distros should post what they ship by default

There is a package list available online
https://archlinux.org/packages/

>what they shill

>they
The only thing Arch itself claims to is a minimal base install, flexibility and rolling release packages. When you say 'they' it makes me think you're speaking of 'tubers which aren't an authoritative source, you should do your own research. I don't think any distro has literally everything.

>they just don't and you have to compile and a lot

I only have a handful of programs I've had to compile myself, but I guess it depends on your use case.

 No.17

Omarchy solves this.

 No.19

>>13
Shitty nonsensical gooner meme

 No.60

Arch is kind of a compromise because it still uses systemd and the whole ecosystem doesn't really encourage you to make a simple system by design. Void is much more stable, never breaks because of a "bleeding edge" update, but lets you get all your software and continuously update and is pretty clean.

Also, I do think it's good to have a basic st binary available, but the point of st is compile it yourself.

 No.154

>>13
i don't really care about arch at the moment but i need this image



 No.18[Reply]

ARCH and ARTIX LINUX are the REAL Linux Experience.
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>>22
Holy autism

 No.76

>arch
have fun with systemd
>artix
maybe this is ok

 No.77

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>>76
>have fun with systemd
Honestly, I didn't have a bad experience with it. It's way easier to manage daemons with systemd than with runnit.
t. Have used arch in the past and is using artix with runnit

 No.126

>>29
>Archfags can't into Gentoo
This. Why do anons say 'I use Arch btw' if they want to appear smart? They should say 'I use Gentoo btw' if they actually want to be respected and appear smart.

 No.127

>>77
>It's way easier to manage daemons with systemd than with runnit.
How so? I'm using Void and runit just works.



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 No.94[Reply]

Rainons,

https://keepandroidopen.org/
https://keepandroidopen.org/cta/#consumers

At the time of this thread's creation, there are 125 days left until Google pushes a forced update to all available Android phones which block the use of third party apps by developers who have not verified their app using government ID, and place further restrictions on people's ability to download and use third party applications.

This cannot happen. Open Android stores like F-droid will fundamentally be broken, and Google will completely control the Android application ecosystem.

I would sincerely appreciate a moment of your time to take one or more of the following actions to change this outcome:

#0 Do not believe you are useless: if you believe that nothing can be done and this is not able to be changed, think positively! Change can happen with action!

#1 Spread the word: let others know this is happening and what they can do to help out, this could be friends, family, social media, onion forums, other boards, anything.

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 No.118

>>117
they're right tho

 No.119

this is why custom rooms like grapheneos or clayxos are becoming essential for privacy

 No.123

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>google will enclose android!
>why not fork android as a community-based fork, make some custom ROMs using our android fork, and keep pushing updates, and remove the designslop, googleslop, and consumerslop out of it?

 No.124

>>97
>big tech got nothing against legislation
I don't think that take is consistent with reality. Big tech just make GDPR irreverent & started a multi-billion dollar industry built around ignoring copyright law.

Also, appealing to the state to legislate making corpo software better is really cucked. The free software ecosystem is as expansive as it is today because Stallmen, Tolvards, and everyone else built it. Not because they lobbied some government to force Microsoft and Apple to cough up their source code. Pro-user phones will arrive when people buy open hardware and support & contribute to free software. Changing the ownership model is the most effective thing the everyman can do to make things better.

www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/eu-just-used-rare-emergency-182852847.html

 No.125

Fuck Google. They've turned into Apple now that they won't allow users to sideload apk files. This is going to destroy Android and yet most people will just let it happen.



 No.102[Reply]

hey guys does anyone know what a computer is?

 No.104

>>103
Thanks for sharing. All the best

- Michael Bay

 No.107

it's when your mother does a little poot poot in the bathroom



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 No.74[Reply]

Hello rainaons. I'm having troubles with fonts on my artix linux. As you can see some characters aren't rendered correctly. First picrel is warosu.org without monafont. Second picrel is the website after applying the font. Some characters are now rendered properly but it's not the case for all of them. What to do?
Here's where I downloaded monafont : https://sourceforge.net/projects/monafont/
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 No.86

>>83

would the locale (fr_FR-UTF-8 from fastfetch) have anything to do with it?

 No.87

just install nerdfonts or some other font with all glyphs to work as a fallback

 No.89

>>87

I think that would help the most. Unless the glyph still does not load with those fonts.

 No.92

>>74
There's an option inside Firefox to change fonts for specific languages.
Set the japanese monospaced font to Mona
And also the latin monospace too I think.

 No.93

>>74

If you're still out there, Rainon. Did you get the fonts working?

Would like an update. (if you fixed it or stopped trying.)



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 No.64[Reply]

sup rainons

do any of you have jobs in the tech field?? ive been trying to get in with very little Success... trying to get into linux or unix administration {have certs/compsci from uni}.

if Anyone here has done it, i think Your story could be interesting.

 No.65

your writing style already gives away that you're insufferable to work with, the image you picked further confirms this

 No.66

being real, the best course of action is probably to improve your emotional development



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