>>37642 Done. I made an edit when migrating your final post to turn the full weblink into a standard boardlink. Regarding the writing thread (which was brought up on trashchan), I'll handle it manually. At most, there are only a handul of poems there that I haven't posted here. Since I altered the formatting on my reposts to cram multiple stories and poems into as few posts as possible, migrating them directly would just result in redundant content.

>>37655 >I made an edit when migrating your final post to turn the full weblink into a standard boardlink. Perfect. Thanks, Anon! :^) <---> >>migrating them directly would just result in redundant content. Understood. However BUMP doesn't (currently) pick & choose: its going to pull down the entire trash/robowaifu/ board as an archive, which will then be passed off into Robi's hands for integration here on alogs/robowaifu/ . Given that, we'll be faced with every thread there needing to find a proper home here. And also being the lazy a*rse I am, I'd prefer if yourself & Kiwi managed that whole affair together. I've already made mention of this to him over at Trash: https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/430.html#976

>>37656 The migration of unique content from the bunker's writing thread is complete. I also went ahead and locked it. So yeah, you can skip that thread entirely. Regarding the other threads, most of them are continuations of threads already posted here, and are rather short. It won't be my main focus, but I'll see about merging the shorter ones onto here. What's the plan for the meta thread? I forget what the bump limit is here (500?), but if everything on there is migrated over then we'll need to see about making a new one shortly thereafter.

>>37659 >What's the plan for the meta thread? >I forget what the bump limit is here (500?), but if everything on there is migrated over then we'll need to see about making a new one shortly thereafter. Yes, threads autosage at 500 on /robowaifu/ . I think the post limit on Alogs is 750, but I'm not sure (thats out of our hands; we could check with Robi). >tl;dr Just merge it together ITT (just click the little 'triangle flyout' on the new /meta bread's OP post once it's migrated; choose 'Merge'; then enter: 32767 (in this specific case). And similar for all the other thread's mergings: Source (newer, trash bread) =>Merge=> Target (older, alogs bread) <---> And yes -- then of course, it will be time for a new /meta... hope you've got a good quip in mind for the new OP (along with some truly-spectacular pics ofc -- as is fitting for the storied, off-topic traditions of /robowaifu/ /meta breads)!! :D

The prototype thread has been migrated and locked. One post ( >>37666 ) will need to be edited later, since it used a boardlink to content that I don't think has been migrated here yet. >>37660 Alright, just let me know when it's ready. Don't worry about the next meta, I've already got the perfect title and tons of eyecandy pics on standby.

>>37671 Excellent! Thanks, Greentext anon. :^) >next /meta already in the pipe... Nice! Always entertaining OPs from you, Anon. Cheers. :^)

Less than thirty minutes to today's planned downtime I'd suggest wrapping things up for the moment, soon. (cf. >>37643 ) <---> update: >>>/meta/106 <---> update 2: >>>/meta/107 >tl;dr All done! :^)

The privacy and security thread has been migrated and locked. The following posts have broken boardlinks: >>37708 >>37711

>>37712 Nice work Greentext anon, thanks! Yeah, we can go back in and cleanup these smol link issues after the bunkerboard merge is completed. BTW, thanks very much for keeping track of this. It will make it much easier to find & fix them later on. Cheers. :^)

I was told Linux Mint "just works" so I installed it on my old laptop. There's no drivers for the wifi, bluetooth doesn't work anymore and every time I plug in my headphones (which is often, because it's old and loose) I need to use the terminal to open up alsamixer and change the settings so the sound doesn't come out both speakers and the headphones, because you can't do it through the task bar icon. And that's just the start of the problems I've had.

>>37718 Good to know. Idk why Linux doesn't just make a user-friendly version

>>37718 I'd personally suggest Manjaro [1] (sounds like you'd probably be more comfortable with Plasma spin -- otherwise I'd suggest XFCE, given your old box). Good luck, Anon! >>37723 Well 'Linux' isn't a single organization! :^) Besides, I think Manjaro is easily better than W*ngblows at so-called 'user-friendliness' (especially today!! M$ is pure evil. :D --- 1. https://manjaro.org/products/download/x86

>>37724 >Manjaro Looks good! Thank you, I'll use it if I transition to Linux >Well 'Linux' isn't a single organization! :^) I thought they had a loose collective like /robowaifu/, but after a cursory read through the Linux wikipedia page, it turns out I was wrong, it's actually several groups with their own vision. Still, if one of the goals is to get people away from Windows, there should be a group that focuses on making an easy to use, right out of the box Linux (which probably is Manjaro).

>>37725 >it's actually several groups with their own vision. Actually, when I put it that way, it actually is just like /robowaifu/, but instead the groups are individuals.

>>37725 >Looks good! Thank you, I'll use it if I transition to Linux Y/w. I've been using Manjaro as a daily driver for the better part of a decade now, so yeah. >Still, if one of the goals is to get people away from Windows, there should be a group that focuses on making an easy to use, right out of the box Linux I'd say that purview of 'Babby's first Linux' is pretty squarely within Linux Mint's agenda, and this is (or was; I haven't followed them for years) clearly-stated by their team. >tl;dr Combined with Ub*ntu, that duo have -- by far -- the most-comprehensive Linux newbie support on the block! :^) >>37726 >but instead the groups are individuals. Heh, intredasting insight, Anon. Kinda cool, actually. :D

>>37727 On the topic of getting started with Linux Mint (it's where I too started), here's a (now-inactive) Mint-oriented YT channel I pretty voraciously consumed during that first year or so back in the day: https://www.youtube.com/@linux.forever

>>37718 >no wifi or bluetooth That's unusual, the last time I had problems with either was over a decade ago, back when support for those was still spotty. Is that about how old your laptop is? The drivers are a kernel issue, not a Mint issue. If there are no drivers in the kernel, or by the manufacturer, then you're SOL unfortunately. >Sound card issues Yeah, Pulseaudio doesn't play nice with some cards. I don't know your exact hardware configuration, but I found this thread with someone who has your exact problem. Maybe try that? https://forum.manjaro.org/t/how-to-save-the-alsamixer-settings/43315

>>37730 >The drivers are a kernel issue, not a Mint issue. Right! I often forget that. I fear for L*onix tbh, what with the nothingness pozz now deeply-infesting their lands. <insert: glum characters from The Neverending Story> We certainly can't rely on it any longer (if we ever even could) for our robowaifu's internal systems. Maybe a lean version of OpenBSD, do you think? I'm interested to hear your take on this, Greentext anon.

>>37732 Assuming an always-offline system, I don't really think it matters. The best lightweight OS is the one that plays nice with her hardware, and features full-disk encryption. >Neverending Story Thanks, the song's stuck in my head again.

/robowaifu/ 's Bunkerfest Party is now officially concluded. Our trash/robowaifu/ bunkerboard is now in 'deepfreeze' (low-maintenance) mode -- as similar to before our recent extended outing there. >tl;dr Welcome home again, Anon! :^)

>>37714 >I posted a comment about zeronet. Chobitsu you should take a look at this. A distributed forum where everyone stores little pieces of the totality of a forum. So as long as one person has it everyone can update. They have it for Tor but "I think" you have to have JavaScript on. Not good. They say they are working on an I2P version and that would be spectacular. The whole thing works on BitTorrent. Thanks, Grommet. I remember you mentioning this. I'd appreciate any inputs from Anons here who are familiar with it. I'll try to give these links some attention to educate myself when I make time: Cheers. :^) https://zeronet.io/ https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroNet https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeroNet https://thecyberexpress.com/what-is-zeronet/

>>37660 Thank you, merged a few threads that were all too similar. I believe we ought to merge more threads. If anyone has suggestions, please make them. We stand to gain greater clarity. I'd also like to outright delete some older threads, starting with my own threads that have been deprecated. >>37761 Good to be home.

>>37776 What threads did you merge?

>>37778 Two material threads and the CNC thread into >>37774

>>37781 That makes sense.

(continuing from >>37992) The threads that I think should be in an archive thread are; >>151 >>4054 >>5052 >>30233 To avoid confusion, there could be divider posts that just say "-------" Thoughts? I don't want to seem pushy or stepping on anybody's toes

Some ideas for thread hybrids >>5061 and >>95 >>156 and >>199 >>5080 and >>23

>>37795 I agree with this sentiment. And we already have an """archive""" bread, of sorts : ( >>12893 ). So, (not to put too fine a point on it) the way to request this is to suggest: >>151 into >>12893 >>4054 into >>12893 >>5052 into >>12893 >>30233 into >>12893 >To avoid confusion, there could be divider posts that just say "-------" You may not understand the process yet (I didn't at first). Merging doesn't just 'stack' the merges together inside the Target thread (like blocks or something). Rather, it interleaves them (and properly-so) by the datetime order of the original postings. This may seem a little unexpected at the first moment, but this is how IBs have always worked (threads sorted by posting order) so you quickly adapt to it. (Merged OPs are a special case; they and other posts will always be subordinate to the Target thread's OP.) <---> >>37797 Agreed on the first two: >>5061 into >>95 >>156 into >>199 On the power one, I'm not too sure which should have priority tbh. Your suggestion of >>5080 into >>23 is certainly valid but: A) Anon's very-cool plasma ball pic is deffo better'n my boring old battery pack one. B) Energy Systems sounds cooler too. And the OP text is much better quality as well, IMHO. Regardless, I completely agree with you about that merger. I'd say let the board Mods decide? Cheers. :^) <---> How about it fellas, can you please merge these 7 threads for the board? TIA.

>>37776 >I'd also like to outright delete some older threads, starting with my own threads that have been deprecated. I'm not at all favorable to that idea. Unless something clearly violates rule #2 (outside of the containment "zones") (or is the sort of mindless sh*teposting we'd immediately rm here regardless), I'd prefer to keep it available to us all. Good, bad, or indifferent (or even just humorous :D ), they are all part of the managed-history of this board, and therefore of some intrinsic-value IMO. I'm not insistent on this, but I definitely don't want a bulk of posts here suddenly disappearing off into the nothingness! ** :^) >tl;dr <Don't make us all glum, bro!! :D ( >>37732 ) <---> Why not just merge those into the Ye Olde Atticke (the board's filedump zone : >>12893 ) instead, Kiwi? As Anon said, the browser's ctrl+f can be used reasonably-well for searching out a post within that thread thereafter (cf. >>37793 ). Waifusearch will also pick it up properly in it's new "home" as well (after a board-current JSON update). --- ** As you may recall, we actually had someone do this to us before. It was a bummer!

>>37799 >Waifusearch will also pick it up properly in it's new "home" as well (after a board-current JSON update). My apologies for my extreme-tardiness on this; I'll create a new board-current JSON archive (cf. >>32767, etc.) after we've completed all this 'Spring Cleaning' of thread mergers (incl. post- the upcoming Bunkerfest imports here), etc. If any'non has a good suggestion of an Anonymous-frenly (ie, Tor-compatible) fileposting service that would be appreciated (obvs. catbox is right out today). Cheers.

>>37795 I agree that these should be condensed into the archive thread. >>37797 Agreed >>37798 Just needs a new OP for Power and Energy with both images. >>37799 I'll just toss them into the archive then. >Lost many posts I member that one guy who wanted to make a Madoka wiafu with me who sperged out and deleted heaps of my posts along with others because engineering is hard. That was a frustrating time.

>>37803 >Just needs a new OP for Power and Energy with both images. Yes, we can do that too! Mind giving it a go, Anon? And I imagine you can even expand on the OP text into a much-more rigorous engineering treatment of the topics (limited to 6144 chars though). >That was a frustrating time. Ehh, we all grow. I hope he'll return to the board with us again. He's got talent and is also a good contributor! Cheers & thanks, Kiwi. :^) TWAGMI

>>37767 zeronet-conservancy is a fork/continuation of ZeroNet project (that has been abandoned by its creator) https://github.com/zeronet-conservancy/zeronet-conservancy Strange that. The original I2P, a encrypted alternative internet with encrypted bittorrent sharing, creator, vanished. I forgot his name...J something, then zzz took over I2P with some others. He explicitly said he would never just disappear like J. He disappeared after maybe 12 years, I'm guessing, without a single word and another big maintainer of the software said he was going to join a monastery. I would not be surprised if he was killed. He was publicly known. Now zeronet which went across Tor as an alternative and was working on tying into I2P, which would mean a distributed, encrypted, internet where the users provided all the server space for free and it would be extremely difficult to tell exactly where the site originated or who the users were, now he's gone. The above link is someone who picked zero net up to keep it going. The original is still online and worked. I used it years ago and it was fast as the whole thing was based on BitTorrent so the more users the faster it gets which the opposite of most systems. As for I2P it still has C++ version not based on whoever the hell took over I2P java version. I don't think they have pozzed the java yet but...in case they have you can load the last zzz version and it should be good. I suspect they are playing the long game and will change some functions to gradually make the last good version unusable, but I think they will fail because the Russians are doing the C++ version. Sorry there's so much drama and the length, but it is what it is. The old zeronet should be able to be used right now and all of robowaifu could be backed up by anyone who joined the site with zeronet enabled and it has Tor built in. That means free server space and it would seem you could add in uploads. Myself, I would add a sign in so that people who were abusive or spammers could be blocked.

>>37723 MX Linux is really good. it's at number 2 on https://distrowatch.com/ Has been number one for a long time. I like it. The only reason I haven't moved to it is it's soooooo much damn work to russle up all the supporting programs I have already and used for years. A VERY good tip. Get ventoy program. It will format a usb drive. Then you copy the MX-Linux to a older on the drive, and/or most any other OS, and boot the usb, then pick MX-Linux and/or most any Linux you put in a folder on the usb. Also BSD's too I think. MX-Linux will save your changes to the usb so you can boot that usb and slowly set things up like you like before writing the whole thing to disk. Linux is geat, until it;s not. A lot of stuff still sucks and there's not near the software and that that exist has a lot of problems compared to Windows or Apple. It must said though Linux has come a long, long way and is much better.

BTW if it didn;t get emphasized you can use ventoy to load up allsorts of Linux distros and then see which ones work for you real fast instead of loading and reloading, etc. So try several.

Merging threads, bad, bad, bad. Better to just add a cross reference at the top of the thread and in the index.

>>37851 So, the >tl;dr here is that the Globohomo kikes are killing off -- one-by-one -- any man who tries to provide stable, reliable, expansive, anonymous freespeech capabilities for everyman around the planet? Heh, color me surprised! :D I'm just the type of chap that would bulldog such a thing, I believe (feeble though my efforts might be but who knows?). *sigh* But this work on robowaifus is far more important for me, however. I just hope some true operator will pick up this call, and give the world a new & better network, and soon! >I used it years ago and it was fast as the whole thing was based on BitTorrent so the more users the faster it gets which the opposite of most systems. Yeah, I'd say that's what they call "Elegant" in the lingo. :^)

>>37854 >ventoy Neat! Didn't know about that **, Grommet. Cheers. :^) Links, plox... https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.html https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy --- ** actually, I think I plum forgot about it.

@Kiwi @gta @Every'non <---> Given @EnvelopingTwilight's very based post : ( >>37869 ) on the now-available-for-consumer-purchase (or at the least, limited commercial purchase :^) Unitree G1 Edu Humanoid robot, I feel a re-write of our Welcome thread text (cf. >>3 ) is in order. Can we please collaborate ITT to make a more-current, more-realistic, more-up-to-date welcome text for newcomers? Cheers. :^)

Chobitsu, while I can understand your desire to engage, low-effort bait is best to be ignored and deleted. >>37876 A repository of links to pre-existing waifus makes sense. I'd recommend putting them in as replies, which would include pictures, links, and notes. The notes, I believe, should consist of cost (naturally), entities involved (including parent companies), what known telemetry exists, whether the hardware and software is opensource, and if they appear to be feasibly modifiable. I'm sure there's more to note, but that's what I can think of off the top of my head. In addition to commercially available robowaifus, I think we should also showcase complete open-source instructions in the same thread.

>>37890 >Chobitsu, while I can understand your desire to engage, low-effort bait is best to be ignored and deleted. Heh, you're right of course. I suppose it's some idealization or other on my part about a 'fair fight' -- stupid I know (when their only real agenda in such cases is simply to try planting their rotten D&C seeds into the hearts of those they hate... they couldn't care less about any real """debate"""). >As a great man once said... >"Gradually, I came to hate them..." :D Anyway, done. Thanks for the reminder, Greentext anon. Cheers. :^)

>>37890 >I'd recommend putting them in as replies, which would include pictures, links, and notes. Yes, this makes some good sense. I've held off for years adding any other replies into that thread (I think I felt it was some kind of principle involved -- though I can't imagine what that was now, lol)... but I think it's time to change that position. <---> @Mods Can you two begin this process of adding such replies into our Welcome bread : ( >>3 ), highlighting these types of information? Please keep in mind, that bread is a type of ad-copy/propaganda, in essence, as well. So good prop prose would be a good choice IMO. I'm just too pressed to take this in hand myself rn, so I'd like it if you Anons would unlock/edit/lock the thread as you see fit to improve it. I'll be happy to come along after the fact to discuss/edit/etc., after something new there has been banged into shape. Feel free to edit/rearrange content in the OP as well. The primary point here being that we have a realworld 'stake in the ground' with the ~US$16K cost of the initial Unitree G1 model (amount looks to be legit; ~35kilos; ~4.5feet high). This affects lots of other possibilities going forward now (marginal costs are probably already being factored in), I'd think. Based China has massive production capacity, they look to be favorable to robowaifus as well, and the costs for humanoids will likely decrease with the increasing competition in these arenas that's sure to come -- both domestic & abroad. Let's have a fresh start this Spring to welcome our new Frens, and help them to be excited for the future!! Cheers, Anons. :^)

>>37892 Don't forget updating the list of links, just like on trashchan

>>37895 Very good point, GreerTech. Thanks! <----> Looks like its time for new bread!! :^)

>>37896 Done >>37898

>>37864 >tl;dr here is that the Globohomo kikes are killing off -- one-by-one -- any man who tries to provide stable, reliable, expansive, anonymous freespeech capabilities for everyman around the planet? What are we supposed to believe. A guy, zzz, works on I2P for, maybe over a decade. Complains constantly about how JR vanished and how hard it was to build back. Says he will never do this. Makes VAST improvements in speed and in the crypto. Especially in the last two years or so. Then one day his blog locks up. I forget where but the people that took over say he quit because of some globalhomo like trans statement in the terms where everyone is welcome. Another very lead developer they say he's joining a monastery but in a github account for software he was developing, an account that I expect they didn't have access to his pass, he says the people running it are [summarize] not to be trusted. Then the zzz's I2P development blog comes back but...you can't comment there any more. It took a few months to get the zzz blog back up. I expect they cracked it or maybe they just swapped the whole thing out with saved post. Maybe that's why you can;t comment because they lost all the sign-in's. Now zzz, the former I2P main developer, has not said one word. It's too damn far fetched to believe anything but they offed him. And now the zeronet guy, stopped updating software he worked years on, though I only know he's gone no other info but...sure looks like the same thing. I've seen this three times. Oh and BTW though I can't prove it I KNOW the guy who took over at I2P was a Jew. I said something, very subtle, most people would not even recognize it, I didn't even know, but I super triggered him with a name. It wasn't anything anti-Semitic it was just an idea and he went ballistic. I know he's a Jew. What he did was a lot of house keeping type stuff. Lots of grunt work for years. I bet sooner or later the got all the keys then cut out zzz out and likely had him dusted. This is standard operating procedure for this bunch. It's amazing how doggedly determined they are to wipe everyone else ass off the earth. It's really retarded. I can not understand this mentality and hatred. It's foreign to me, but once you understand it, things that make no sense, begin to. Let this be a lesson to all of you. Never ever, ever give up the keys to the kingdom or let people have control over your site or that could be you. As long as he had control I expect they couldn't off him but as soon as they could control the narrative. Gone.

>>37892 >Unitree G1 Just looked $24,300 what a rip off. 2 hours battery.

>>37901 Heh, I wasn't being facetious with my little quip, Grommet. They are murderers, just like their father. Convincing the """masses""" that anyone who calls out their evil is a """conspiracy theorist""" (as if that phrase is somehow an insulting 'title') is all part of their kikery. >-t. Nooticer >I can not understand this mentality and hatred. Their father is Satan. He is a murderer & a liar. They are working hard to please their father. Simple as. Funny part is... their father hates them as much (or more, likely) as he does all of us (and every other creature). Satan's overarching plot is literally to destroy.all.life. Like the devil's goodest, bestest, supplicant little shabbos golems, (((they))) are persistent at carrying out their father's will. They somehow can't see (are blinded to, actually) the fact that this will of their father also includes their own destructions. They'll go down into the pit along with him -- whether they want to or not. >It's foreign to me, but once you understand it, things that make no sense, begin to. >-t. Also a Nooticer :D <---> But praise be to God Almighty! God is winning. God is not losing. Christians will live eternally with Him. Choose wisely. :^)

>>37902 Ehh, it's early yet. Patience, Anon. Battery lifes will improve as humanoid masses come down & actuator efficiencies go up. And these prices will drop precipitously over the next few years, I predict (at least for consumer-oriented models such as this one).

>>37899 Bravo!! Nice one anon. Cheers. :^) NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD >>37898 >>37898 >>37898 >>37898 >>37898 NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD