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Comrade 10/28/2020 (Wed) 18:17:25 No. 5631 [Reply]

Maybe NOVIDEO is going to try making good cards again now that AMD is back.

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Comrade 10/30/2020 (Fri) 06:35:50 No. 5655

>>5652 Exactly the same thread exists on /g/ https://boards.4chan.org/g/thread/78445807 It reached 300+ replies so there's another one about the topic. https://boards.4chan.org/g/thread/78454806 Why create an identical thread here, when the same topic is being discussed elsewhere, by more people? We should be discussing things that aren't being discussed on other chans/boards. Besides, discussing consumer stuff and companies is really really boring. But de-botnetting isn't. >>5650 >If you don't care about gaming or only plan on emulating old consoles, an old Nvidia card and the completely FOSS nouveau driver or a CPU with integrated graphics would be better. I'm interested in emulating, tried with lattepanda and raspi, but it could only handle PS1 games. I'd like to emulate ps2 games, at least. So which used nvidia card would you recommend for the purpose?

Comrade 10/30/2020 (Fri) 09:29:31 No. 5657

>>5655 either buy a cheap optiplex and take 1650 or something in the same range if it's affordable in your country,

Comrade 10/30/2020 (Fri) 14:07:12 No. 5659

>>5655 Afaik only cpu matters when emulating (except for RPCS3, which can handle multicore too I think), someone correct me if I'm wrong Unless you want to deal with inefficient intel housefires which only have a bit better single threaded performance but overall are worse you should get a zen 2 ryzen (not zen 1, those are from before amd made the jump to 7nm and are pretty bad compared to zen 2), ideally higher end and used, or one of the newest ryzen Though this answer is about emulation in general, if you only care about ps2 my shitty ass amd bulldozer housefire can handle it so far https://pcsx2.net/getting-started.html

Comrade 10/30/2020 (Fri) 14:09:31 No. 5660

>>5655 >>5659 *or one of the newest ryzen if you've got disposable income

Intel Chips Comrade 10/31/2020 (Sat) 12:21:19 No. 5698

Praise Israel.

MAOSS: Militant Anarchist Open Source Society Comrade 10/15/2020 (Thu) 23:26:14 No. 5488 [Reply] [Last]

/g/ had a good idea for once: We need a third option to the dichotomy between the fascist commie NIH philosophy of the FSF and the boot-licking brown-nosing philosophy of the OSI. >OSI: in an ideal world, all software should be libre, but good software is more important than libre software, so when proprietary software is better than libre software, it should be able to cannibalize the libre software to make itself even better >FSF: libre software is more important than good software, and therefore libre software is ALWAYS better than proprietary alternatives, no matter how many features are missing, and anyone who uses proprietary software should be harassed until they change their mind, and libre software should never promote proprietary software, not even for interoperability What's the commonality that necessitates this dichotomy? It's the fact that both the OSI and the FSF respect laws around proprietary software. >OSI: those laws are kind of unethical, but it's okay if you want to license under them and steal our shit, your work is better after all >FSF: those laws are unethical, so if you're going to license under them, then the only way to simultaneously avoid breaking them and retain user freedoms is to not use your software or even acknowledge its existence I present the MAOSS. An idea for a gang of criminal e-thugs who use violence to force proprietary licensors to forfeit their IPs against their will so that users don't have to choose between software that works and software that respects their freedoms. >oh, you're going to license your work under a proprietary license? *rips terms of service in half* >*decompiles your work, neuters it of anti-features, and redistributes the libretized version as a component of other freedom-respecting libre work without your permission* >oh what's that, you're gonna sue us? lol *brings flamethrower to court* >*casually murders major proprietary software vendors in cold blood and burgles their laptops*

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filterme##hS2vLD 10/28/2020 (Wed) 05:50:04 No. 5627

>>5626 oh, sorry. didn't mean to post such a serious post on a glowie site. But for real though, send me that shit.

Comrade 10/29/2020 (Thu) 06:31:18 No. 5640

>>5625 would have really liked the source code to that

Comrade 10/29/2020 (Thu) 06:37:50 No. 5642

>>5547 Is this really what Static Analysis is? I've taken a class on static analysis and its all about analyzing OO code for object oriented quality metrics like McCall's model, Chidamber and Kemerer metrics, etc. Maybe it has a different meaning in software/quality engineering from security

Comrade 10/29/2020 (Thu) 09:55:28 No. 5643

>>>/b/ Doing posting is peak praxis.

Comrade 10/30/2020 (Fri) 21:16:02 No. 5661

Free software terrorism thank god I wasn't the only one thinking about bricking some corporate servers and giving proprietary vendors free trips to the pit. This must be incorporated to the agenda of the communist party. The freedom of the working class shall be complete.

Share your bunkerchan CSS/JS Comrade 04/06/2020 (Mon) 18:00:44 No. 801 [Reply]

Share your custom CSS and JS for bunkerchan settings. Here's mine: CSS


// Better readability on wide screens
.divMessage {
  max-width: 80em;
}
// Hide ugly green borders in default theme
#divLatestPosts .latestPostCell, .innerPost, .sideCatalogCell, .markedPost, .sideCatalogMarkedCell, .catalogCell {
  border: none;
}
hr, input, select, textarea, #newPostFieldset, #quick-reply table, .modalDecorationPanel, .floatingMenu, #settingsFieldset, .reportFieldset, input[type=button], input[type=submit], button, .dropzone, .selectedCell, #postingForm th, .modalTableBody th {
  border-color: #444;
}
// Differentiate pdf/epub thumbnails from webm/mp4
.uploadCell a[href$=".pdf"] img, .uploadCell a[href$="epub+zip"] img {

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Comrade 10/26/2020 (Mon) 23:04:50 No. 5615

>>5576 /* Firefox */ * { scrollbar-width: thin; } /* Chrome */ ::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; height: 7px; } but the settings CSS does not apply to the catalog page, so you would need Stylus extension for that.

Comrade 10/26/2020 (Mon) 23:18:49 No. 5616

>>5615 Doesn't work

Comrade 10/28/2020 (Wed) 19:59:08 No. 5634

>>5616 Oh I guess for Chrome you need to set the colors as well. Try this ::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; height: 7px; } ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { background: #666; } ::-webkit-scrollbar-track, ::-webkit-scrollbar-corner { background: transparent; }

Comrade 10/28/2020 (Wed) 20:29:31 No. 5635

>>5634 Is Firefox just one line? By itself it doesn't seem to do anything.

Comrade 10/28/2020 (Wed) 20:36:36 No. 5636

>>5635 You need the * {} part too. Maybe try below with color added. It requires FF version 64+ also. * { scrollbar-width: thin; scrollbar-color: #666 transparent; }

Comrade 10/10/2020 (Sat) 05:47:44 No. 5386 [Reply]

This based sheep-fucker hacker built his own Cruise Missile. Honourary /ourguy/? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAp_hJJlkBo What other /tech/guys are you like, anons?

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Comrade 10/14/2020 (Wed) 21:59:23 No. 5469

>>5436 Hows it not easier in 2020.

filterme##hS2vLD 10/15/2020 (Thu) 08:21:52 No. 5476

>>5469 ATF Remember, the Oklahoma bombings was possible and now it's nearly impossible to do the same état today.

Comrade 10/15/2020 (Thu) 19:36:44 No. 5485

>>5476 ... anon terrorist attacks happen multiple times a year in most of our countries. the ATF obviously aint shit. OKlahoma bombings would absolutely be achieved today. Brevik did something similar, there is no reason couldnt do same again in US either theortically. Why do you think otherwise/

filterme##hS2vLD 10/16/2020 (Fri) 15:17:03 No. 5496

>>5485 You can't simply buy fertilizer and chemicals as a farmer normally anymore. Stealing mining blasting caps is pretty easy still though so I give you that. You need to be deeply interconnected with the criminal underworld and import explosives abroad. The ATF had in fact made it harder to do the same as the Oklahoma bombings.

Comrade 10/27/2020 (Tue) 23:23:35 No. 5624

>>5386 that's just a V1

Comrade 10/25/2020 (Sun) 06:05:07 No. 5594 [Reply]

lol...

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Comrade 10/25/2020 (Sun) 17:46:28 No. 5599

>>5595 Porky hates that people are becoming more and more frugal.

Comrade 10/25/2020 (Sun) 20:38:40 No. 5606

>>5595 They mean that you should sacrifice yourself for the good of the economy.

Comrade 10/27/2020 (Tue) 14:08:48 No. 5618

lmao that writer made zero arguements

Comrade 10/27/2020 (Tue) 19:28:08 No. 5621

Urge... to post soyjak... rising...

Comrade 10/27/2020 (Tue) 23:08:38 No. 5623

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/clickbait

Comrade 06/21/2020 (Sun) 06:48:00 No. 2888 [Reply]

So there's a small ongoing discussion atm about Guerilla comms in the following thread. >>>/leftypol/611691 (https://bunkerchan.xyz/leftypol/res/611691.html) So it brings up the question. In a hypothetical SHTF situation in the continental USA, where Guerillas must operate from clandestine forest bases, and move consistently without an abundant power supply or reliable physical networks, also against an adversary with a very large signals department; How do we secretly send messages that only an intended recipient, ie Guerilla command or other groups can read? So one poster suggested a mix of HAM radio types, with modification to allow for encryption, and another suggested LoRaWAN gateways like pest control units or trail cameras use, but with gateways acting as tor servers. What do you guys think?

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Comrade 10/24/2020 (Sat) 14:59:13 No. 5582

>>2888 Do we have any new guerilla communication threads up? >LoRaWAN gateways like pest control units or trail cameras use, but with gateways acting as tor servers. I'm very interested in this, how the hell would it work? >>2889 >What about signals analysis? Is there no way that they could hone in on the strength of the signal and have a direct route to your guerilla camp? I was talking to my friend about this a while back and the idea that he came up with was using pulses from infrared light beams focused on a precise point in order to transmit information. Has anyone heard of anything like this?

Comrade 10/24/2020 (Sat) 16:26:44 No. 5583

>>2888 Ham radio anon here. You could use something like FreeDV with symmetric crypto and a nonce for every frame. FreeDV works even when you can't hear the signal, down to around -10 dB SNR in a 2.5 kHz bandwidth. This is better than SSB. Codewords can work just as well as encryption, and works over analog radio (FM, SSB). You can use APRS for simple data communication and station-to-station chat. Keep in mind even if you use encryption the feds can easily use HFDF to pinpoint your location. Consider using a remote controlled rig. Using very large bandwidth can also work to avoid HFDF, since that spreads your signal out enough for it to just look like noise. Something like CDMA and UWB combined. You can get very large coverage per Watt if you use HF bands like 20m (14 MHz) or 40m (7 MHz).

Comrade 10/24/2020 (Sat) 19:02:58 No. 5586

>>2888 >So one poster suggested a mix of HAM radio types, with modification to allow for encryption, and another suggested LoRaWAN gateways like pest control units or trail cameras use, but with gateways acting as tor servers. What do you guys think? Ideally you would not only try to harden the software, but also optimize the hardware if you can make antennas more directional it will be harder to detect them because they create lower stray EM emission unless you happen to be in-between two actively communicating devices.

Comrade 10/25/2020 (Sun) 16:23:32 No. 5596

The best way to do it is number stations. E.G A type of code that can only be decrypted once and is tossed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbers_station

Comrade 10/26/2020 (Mon) 17:49:51 No. 5609

>>5596 Dealing with one-time pads is a major hassle tho

Twitter analysis. Comrade Admin 10/25/2020 (Sun) 16:51:23 No. 5597 [Reply]

I did an analysis of the official leftypol twitter performance, and wrote a report on it. You can see more information in these two threads: >>>/gulag/7976 >>>/leftypol/1034489 I was asked by a poster to also share this here, and to specifically ask if anyone here has any ideas how the twitter cropping algorithm works, and can offer any tips/insights. Thank you in advance.

Comrade 10/25/2020 (Sun) 17:16:23 No. 5598

Based on the top tweets people want a "Bad/leftypol/PostsBot".

Comrade 10/25/2020 (Sun) 17:58:19 No. 5600

>twitter Bleh.

Learning assembly language Comrade 09/19/2020 (Sat) 16:26:31 No. 4895 [Reply]

I have recently started my first course in Software Engineering. The first programming subject we got apart from C is learning assembly language. I have zero knowledge of the subject and it seems quite intimidating at first glance, and was described to us as a hard course. So I wanted to ask, what would be the best sources of information to learn the language and how to even use it? The YouTube tutorials always seem a bit shit and from my first glance it is true for asm as well. We were also all recommended to read picrel over the course. Is it good and or enough for learning? It's 34 years old, so I was wondering if there were more recent manuals on the subject.

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Comrade 09/19/2020 (Sat) 17:03:14 No. 4899

Play TIS-100 or Shenzhen IO or Exapunks. They don't use actually existing assembly languages, but the principles, commands and syntax are kinda similar.

Comrade 09/19/2020 (Sat) 17:58:05 No. 4902

>>4899 Where would one be able to find a pirated version of this?

Comrade 09/19/2020 (Sat) 18:16:20 No. 4903

>>4902 rutracker.org I've played all of them on Linux. Can post links to Linux versions if that's your OS, but it shouldn't be hard to find Windows ones via your preferred search engine.

Comrade 09/20/2020 (Sun) 02:15:40 No. 4906

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OP 10/24/2020 (Sat) 08:55:03 No. 5578

Thanks for the help anons. Just finished my first proper assembly program. Feels good, but damn is this shit unintuitive to code.

COMRADE COCKBLAST 09/05/2020 (Sat) 06:28:58 No. 4638 [Reply]

Can someone please make more of these? I just need him in various forms. It's for a psyop. You won't get paid. Thanks

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Comrade 09/05/2020 (Sat) 21:25:26 No. 4645

>>4639 this one is perfect for cop bullshit - thanks. I will start making these on my own. feel pretty stupid

Comrade 10/14/2020 (Wed) 13:02:21 No. 5465

bump

Comrade 10/14/2020 (Wed) 15:46:56 No. 5466

>>4639 >name it as a jpg make sure to remove EXIF data as well when you export as jpg

Comrade 10/16/2020 (Fri) 09:02:29 No. 5495

>>4639 The only good thing GIMP has going is an unfunny overused meme filter.

Comrade 10/19/2020 (Mon) 12:50:48 No. 5516

>>1013411 >>1013411 >>1013411 Cross Posting this because obs this is Cockshott related

Anonymous Comrade 10/16/2020 (Fri) 16:55:50 No. 5497 [Reply]

< /ipfs/ homepage? < /ipfs/ image board? I realy like this http://127.0.0.1:8080/ipfs/QmP7LM9yHgVivJoUs48oqe2bmMbaYccGUcadhq8ptZFpcD/ From reading it i pick up that hes a /g/ person. But I realy like the idea. the implementation is a a bit shit. You need to be running a local ipfs node on 8080 (obviosluy) anyone got something like this going on? anyone follow ipfs stuff?

Comrade 10/17/2020 (Sat) 03:05:00 No. 5503

Anon, I have no idea what IPFS is.