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Anonymous 10/31/2020 (Sat) 08:54:19 No.3098 [Reply]
the glow-in-the-dark RIAA niggers took down the github repo for youtube-dl and it seems that using the latest version no longer works on any videos that have copyrighted music in them. any other software for this? obviously something that rips the media and doesn't re-encode or anything niggerlicious like that gas kikes
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>>3134 heh, welcome to the internet troonfriend.
>>3134 no, not dead. almost dead. the whole project was starving because of lack of maintainers. before the shutdown pretty much the only person doing anything with the repo was dstftw and he only bothered to show up like once a month to merge a few critical bugfixes. other stuff like fixes to less important extractors, improvements and new extractors were brushed aside and ended up hanging on the pr's list for eternity (iirc there was something like 700-ish pr's in september). i tried adding a new extractor some time ago and even though it got reviewed by someone, it just hanged there until the dlc fork came along and finally merged it. so yeah, not exactly dead, more like a bleeding corpse.
>>3143 derp, i meant >>3140
install python open terminal pip install youtube-dl or pip3 install youtube-dl

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/tech/ support Anonymous 05/12/2020 (Tue) 14:07:38 No.2826 [Reply] [Last]
Old thread is bumplocked. Lets have another "Questions That Don't Deserve their own thread" thread.
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>>3151 I did, only 480p .m3u8s keep popping up, which is weird.
when i set my hostname on my linux machine, shouldn't other systems be able to just type my hostname and connect to it? for example if i set my hostname to "box" shouldnt i be able to type on a computer on the same network "ping box" and get responses from "box"? i used to be able to do this with my file server but one day hostnames just stop resolving.
richard stallman uses jitsi im pretty sure
>>3151 Not under the media tag? >>3153 RTFM: hostname, dns, domain name
Are the current Wyzecam V2's able to use cfw?

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/hsg/ Anonymous 09/13/2019 (Fri) 13:13:12 No.103 [Reply]
Post your servers, what you're working on, or what you plan on buying
or post anything, don't let this board get any more dead then it is
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What are your (creative) solution for dynamic ip?
>>3081 Create an overlay network where the current address is bound to a public key, so that when the physical address changes all it takes is to change the associated value and since the overlay address is a crypto key I can encrypt data for free, too. Not my idea, but it's cool.
>>103 i dont have anything cool to say except devuan, nice also >don't let this board get more dead then it already is than*
>>3082 What is the resolver?
>>3084 As long as some kind of table can be built, resolving the overlay address to get the physical address is easy, just store it as a value in the table with the overlay as a key. It's pretty much what also happens with routers and IP addresses. With an overlay network the already existing protocols can't really be used, but it can be worked around by using a dht or something like that.

windows xp leak Anonymous 09/24/2020 (Thu) 16:00:11 No.3056 [Reply]
looks like a windows xp and 2003 leak https://www.limetorrents.info/Microsoft-leaked-source-code-archive%202020-09-24-torrent-15247398.html https://mega.nz/file/PdhxBSZD#w-O3C-BAMwE4E02qPn_fSdTivILcE8hzk9PeyoXg7wU we may get fully functional foss windows, i could easily see russians or whoever updating it for security and improving it.
>>3056 maybe

Anonymous 08/08/2020 (Sat) 05:31:31 No.3032 [Reply]
I have a $800/$1000 budget. What would be a good general purpose laptop to get under that?
Would my dick be a suitable laptop for your tight pussyass, lad?
>>3032 Thinkpad x220 or Thinkpad x200
>>3032 Acer Nitros are the best value if you want one that can handle the latest games.

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Haskell general - see what other languages will introduce in 10 years Anonymous 09/14/2019 (Sat) 19:42:43 No.114 [Reply]
This thread is for make benefit glorious language of Haskell and functional programming in general. Discuss anything from newbie questions (what's a monad?) to advanced topics (what's a monad?) to category theory (what's a monad?) to your real-life haskell projects (>implying haskell is used outside academia) to what language features should be included in GHC9 to which IDE is best.

The hottest opinions: https://github.com/ghc-proposals/ghc-proposals/pulls?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Apr+no%3Alabel

Haskell for starters: http://learnyouahaskell.com/introduction#what-you-need
Hoogle: https://www.stackage.org/
Introduction to lenses: https://www.schoolofhaskell.com/school/to-infinity-and-beyond/pick-of-the-week/a-little-lens-starter-tutorial

If you're past the Hello World phase, I highly recommend using stack to sandbox projects https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/README/#quick-start-guide and install HIE for IDE integration (e.g. VS Code) https://github.com/haskell/haskell-ide-engine#user-content-installation . Where Hoogle beats any other form of documentation, HIE beats any autocomplete and checker, simply because Haskell has such a rich type system and GHC has features like typed holes.

Honorable mention to http://www.purescript.org/ for being basically Haskell but without a lot of legacy garbage and with row types. A huge downside is that it's not lazy.
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>>3023 You can do an old AoC, although AoC is very much aimed at imperative languages. Other than that try project euler and kattis.
>>3025 >kattis Exactly what I was looking for, thanks m8.
if i learn haskell can i get a job and make 3 gorillion dollars a year?
>>3039 No, but you may be able to use it to virtue-signal your way into a position of temporary power in the coming pozfest during the coming collapse of the West. Elephant language is popular in academia (especially with a certain type of professor) after all. If you want gorillions then learn C++.
>>3039 If you have to ask it's a no. Most people who have learned Haskell out of interest enjoy a well-paid and satisfying job. And by learned I mean knowing how to build a useful program, not just knowing hello world, list comprehensions or >hurr durr monads are burritos. But don't despair, even if you only want to learn it to make 9 bajillion dollars, learning Haskell will help you become a better programmer by presenting you with approaches and abstractions that you could never imagine and can be applied in other languages too. And better programmers earn more.

Anonymous 08/09/2020 (Sun) 03:00:20 No.3036 [Reply]
>>3009 You forgot how micro$oft exchange (for some reason a majority of companies) still spam-file or grey list your server even when you have a perfect reverse proxy, DKIM and SPF. Still worth a try though.

Anonymous 07/24/2020 (Fri) 06:04:09 No.3007 [Reply]
What can we do to help mitigate spam on imageboards? In the past few months I have noticed an increase of spam (especially political drama manipulation and website ads) mass posted on literally dozens to hundreds of imageboards at a time. I have no doubt this will increase as we approach the US elections. How can we use technology to help mitigate the destructive impact of spam? One place where this is important is on political boards which often mistake political manipulation spam for legitimate contributions as it fits their board topic. It's also less obvious to people who use only one IB.
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Examples of spam you might recognize: https://html.duckduckgo.com/html?q=well%20now%20it%27s%20here%20and%20you%20pathetic%20incel%20losers%20are%20just%20sitting%20at%20home%20jacking%20off https://html.duckduckgo.com/html?q=%22bear%20witness%20that%20there%20is%20nothing%20worthy%20of%20worship%20in%20truth%20but%20Allah%22 https://html.duckduckgo.com/html?q=A%20slow%20but%20friendly%20greeting%20from%20Slothchan! https://html.duckduckgo.com/html?q=%22Antifa%20blm%20planning%20on%20mass%20murdering%20white%20people%20on%20july%22 Some ideas: >use search engines to identify and call out spam like above. Anyone can do it without effort, but it's manual volunteer work. This also becomes harder as more imageboards use robots.txt to unindex themselves and because it takes a few hours for search engines to update. >make public scraper bot to regularly check various imageboards for identical posts. It could have a public feed of recent spam topics and archived proof of spamming with a list of sites hit with it. You would just post a link to that site whenever it shows up. Downside: persistent threat could add random elements to try and defeat automatic identification, cat and mouse game. Unlikely to see that dedication though? This could also be used to ID false-flag spamming a topic by listing the post time (if it gets posted on a /pol/ board and then spammed six hours later, it's probably inorganic.) >moderation webring. Have a way for staff to report spam posts and have it report identical posts on other imageboards if they exist.

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>>3007 Spam is a partially solved problem. It was estimated that over 80% flow of emails is spam. Nobody is covered in spam because spam detection solutions are good, they have all kinds of statistical learning filters. Modify rspamd, or cheaply format posts as emails and pipe that through rspamd. Moderators can easilly teach rspamd filters by "Marking as spam" like you do for emails. Just make sure to disable dns checks and email specific modules.
>>3009 That's a good idea but I am skeptical of how effective automatic filters could be for less generic spam, such as ones not including links like most of the examples given, especially on random boards or political boards. If they weren't posted on multiple imageboards or in inappropriate places, they could easily be identified as legitimate OP posts. That would still be great for generic link-spam though.
>political drama manipulation huh the old trump/russia collusion trope funny to see it unironically on an imageboard
>>3009 Email is used by basically everyone who is on the internet. The dataset to train spam filters is enormous. I reckon it wouldn't work nearly as well at a place like this.

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Anonymous 01/28/2020 (Tue) 19:03:17 No.1424 [Reply]
What do you use for encryption of your data?
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>>1435 Sadly that gives Bluescreens on Winblows, so I use Veracrypt in TrueCrypt-mode. Don't really have a choice.
>>3013 Which Windows are you using? My 64-bit Windows 7 has never encountered a bluescreen from TrueCrypt.
>>3014 Server 2019. It probably also happens on 10. It's because of a bug in TC that never got fixed. The bluescreen will say "reference by pointer" https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-performance-winpc/error-reference-by-pointer-in-windows-10-pro/407e1e4b-b2a3-4d27-a0a5-a7a851749d5a
Is there a reason why Veracrypt should be considered untrustworthy?
>>3027 Don't know why its not trustworthy. But if you are on microjew os, your data is compromised. On Linux, LUKS and dmcrypt are better anyways.

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