>>17312 >the OS doesn't know it's being folded in half

>>17707 >flip phone :| >flip phone, 2000s :O >>17804 That's the thing about these new flip phones, you feel obligated to use stock apps because anything else doesn't have the folding features basically killing it's tertiary mode.

>>17389 >I temporarily have an iPhone despite hating Apple because I can't find anything better. damn that's literally my situation too went from pixel 5 -> flip 5 and hated the metal brick in pocket form factor also unflipped it was fucking way too big on a iphone 13 mini now until that gets dropped by aplel

>>17835 Yeah before the front page would show the default homepage without CSS. Now it just sends a generic 503 error.

I've been seeing people say posters IPs/posts were leaked, am I fucked? my IP is not dynamic, and my face was all over /soc/ and my weird fetish porn was all over everywhere else

>>17848 I don't think the hacker leaked user's IPs, only mods and jannies AFAIK

>>17806 Looks very clean and nice but you should support your gpu because the weight of it appears to be bending things slightly

Lose some weight, it's only based and Nazbolfempilled to look so androgynous when you can be thrown onto a bed without a sweat

literally who

Are you a girl?

>>17730 I hope it doesn't end up supporting it because it feels really bad to use. Blue or Dev are the only reasonable apps, but I don't think either will ever support the site.

How do i enable tree view for this site? It worked for 4chan but the setting doesn't seem to apply here.

>>17772 nvm, I got it. There was an option to choose a site.

>>8442 i made a 6 page handwritten manual for installing arch back in the day, will probably be a relic

>>10272 >>9615 > read all about EFI when reinstalling Arch again after 5 years > barely capable of following instructions or comprehending written text due to the new millenium bringing us ADHD handheld devices > don't even make a /boot/efi partition separate from boot, just cram everything into /boot, call it an EFI System Partition and just use an EFI stub > it all works I'm pretty sure quite a lot of the problem people have with EFI is due to just how many examples of it are complete dogshit, sometimes up to the point it can brick the motherboard when you delete the wrong file. Especially true all the way back then. >>17432 Not much has changed. The process is overall the same except for the EFI/legacy BIOS paths. >>10283 It used to be fairly common advice to not update every day (unless you're waiting for a bugfix) and check the Arch homepage before you updated.

Using archinstall to install a basic setup with partitioning, desktop environment, and graphics+audio with Firefox to install other tools is pretty much the best Linux experience there is. All those arch-with-an-installer distros are obsolete, and the myth of arch being elitist and difficult is no longer true.

>>17728 yup

It's finally over, I thought I was there forever

i wonder how fucked they are. they must have had someone with at least a little bit of programming and sysadmin experience given all the captcha autism they've been up to, but i would have thought the site would be back up by now if they had anyone competent on and had some kind of backup. i wonder if hiro is just gonna throw in the towel.

>>16048 buy an ad faggot

>>17654 ad for what?

nobody gives a fuck about this

>>16283 Not as good as these (never released).

>>16326 Acer aspire from 1995 also has an intresting design

>Still browsing like it's 1999: Fresh tools that keep vintage Macs online and weirdly alive https://archive.ph/h9Xof

>>627 Yeah, let's just wait until the day that the MANE (Monopolies Are Not Evil) Act gets passed allowing monopolies to actually be allowed. (No, it's not an actual thing, but with how things are going, I don't doubt that some legislation is going to come out legitimately allowing monopolies instead of corporate loopholes that allow them to be "not" monopolies) >>628 Yeah, it's sad. They only have to pass this one time whereas everyone else has to vote against it until they stop. While your congressman and senators may not do much, just remember to cast your vote for actual people that genuinely care about your privacy rather than corporate sock-puppets.

>>598 No idea lol

In japan when a communist came to power he was murdered, not advocating, definitely don't do a murder, I just can't help but notice that japan is not communist today, maybe it will be tried again, I wonder if another japanese guy will do a murder

fuck uis bare terminal it is

I had written a couple of applications with the TK framework and honestly I would not have any problem if all applications used it instead of the shit we have today. It may not have all the features of Qt or GTK but frankly I don't think most applications need everything Qt or GTK offers. Most applications seem to be gradually slipping into mobile device design at worst or mac OS design at best and I fucking hate it.

>>17400 lul did you make this? >>17525 Amen, brother. I mean, I use Qt (muh signals) but I don't do any theming. Standard, traditional desktop GUIs are the only ones I can take seriously and the only ones that feel like "stable applications" to me. Keep fighting the good fight, I will too.

Also + 30 for the 7:30 programme, I'm assuming -- are comments in lua and don't run code after it. Also commas after each { } except the last in the list, like { {}, {}, {} }

>>16738 >>16739 It's unreasonable to expect you to give me a crash course in not being retarded, thanks for all the help you do give, you've answered the question and I can go from there - I can probably make something with that however pajeeted or yanderedev'd it may be I'll see if I can have ai check my code once I have a basic prototype built

Sorry, I forgot I made this thread for a while: the breadboard was a waste of space and painful, so I just hooked everything up to a server rack, they're running diet pi and should work, but I haven't actually set up the RF modulators fully yet so I can't confirm 100% that it all works yet, but it should do I've gotten myself a nice AI server for cheap to make code since I'm retarded, the commodore monitor pictured didn't work because it's 15khz so I swapped for an IBM one for now but I plan to switch back in the future because it looks nice, I also bought a nice keyboard pictured to complete the aesthetic, and I'm getting a new desk because just using this stuff at the rack is annoying Thanks for pointing me in the right direction guys! you're awesome for helping me!

Considering every search engine sucks now, I eventually settled for Brave. DuckDuckGo is Bing. Startpage and Qwuant are Google. When Bing or Google censor something like Tank Man from their results, it’s censored on DuckDuckGo, Startpage, and Qwuant. I would use a SearX(NG) instance, but they either are down or the UI bugs or glitches out. Brave Search is good enough…for now.

>>17396 Brave is also bing.

>>17408 Source? Everything I've seen is that Brave Search is its own index, not reliant on Bing or Google. I could be wrong, so please share more information on Brave being Bing.

Hardly a need for this, just use the PGP utils packaged for your distro, anyone with half a mind can mod the software to embed the key in metadata / unused offset space and backdoor your encryption if they know you used their tool.

>>13587 >If you don't use yandex then you sucks google's dick This isn't a dichotomy you absolutely fucking baboon. Open source browsers exist, nigger.

Yandex is shit and spyware, in the same category of PUP nonsense as Opera GX, even Brave is better than it, and that browser is a waste of your time, being only useful if you cannot get away from the Chromium ecosystem. The best (privacy-wise) FF-based browser (aside from Tor Browser) right now is Librewolf, being open-source as FF and providing various anti-fingerprinting measures out of the box. A less paranoid, though perhaps more politically-palatable FF browser is Floorp, made by a Japanese company, also open-source, and without the left-wing championing from the project leader of Librewolf (see the Lunduke video on the matter). From amongst Chromium browsers, you can use Brave if you hate yourself, or ungoogled-chromium if you want to take the time to re-implement the meager privacy and safety changes Brave introduced.

I sincerely don't understand posts like this. All alternative browsers are either Chromium-based, or occasionally Firefox-based. Just choose the one that has features you like and has regular updates. If you want an alt that's basic, I recommend Librewolf as Firefox with good default settings and Brave as Chrome with good default settings and an adblocker. That's it. A random alt browser isn't going to make more of a difference than that.