You literally can't escape facial recognition at 2020, it is simply impossible.

>>2490 >t. gaslight glowstick

How do you avoid being tracked from camera to camera? There are so many cameras that you can just follow someone until you see where they live.

>>2471 Some people have gotten pretty creative with their homemade PPE, I'm pretty sure I saw a luchador at the grocery store yesterday.

>>2629 > I fucked up my sage just end me

>>2529 Before you do your data mining, why don't you state your opinion first?

Whatever it is, you need it accessible from a web-browser so you can bypass walled gardens for all devices and get plebs to use it. If every smart device that exists can run the service, then whatever you're doing becomes a needle in a haystack of needles.

Everything you could do with Urbit you already can do with other more reliable and better documented tech. Also the "consistent identity" crap together with the anti-democracy stuff their investors are spewing makes me feel uneasy.

Completely niggerlicious lolbertarian autism.

>>2528 Last time i used qute was a long time ago. I thought this would've been a fork, didn't think qute had plugins...

Meanwhile https://www.ghacks.net/2020/04/09/mozilla-installs-scheduled-telemetry-task-on-windows-with-firefox-75/

>>2544 >you should use furryfox because firefox is also shit >don't talk about the fact that we disable add-ons we don't like Why would I want a furry deciding what software I can use when I don't even trust the trannys he gets his code from? >>2540 >using a GUI Give me one reason why I should switch from Vimb you can't

>>2545 tree style tabs

>pale meme is alt-right now Man, shitlibs must be running out of things to scare themselves with.

Easter weekend downtime/maintenance? People are on vacation or fixing things?

3 days of darkness...

>>2118 >robotics salaries crater >slaves still defend global capital m-maybe my kids will be oligarchs *cough*

>>2055 >so the CCP can then make a power consumption GDP chart that shows China growing larger. <all of it is just empty boasting Are the chinks capable of anything of any substance?

>>2183 it will obviously be the other way around, actually.

Honestly, as a neet, i welcome our new automation overlords.

>>1798 Use their API. Plenty open source scrappers online

bump

OC encouraged. Here is my idea: >Flyback transformer to produce high voltage >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulsed_inductive_thruster to shoot it out >Plasma gun/sword done depending on plasma velocity

>>1798 use the mobile site? https://mobile.twitter.com/search?q=projectstargate

>>1798 Don't listen to >>2496, use Nitter: https://nitter.net/ https://nitter.snopyta.org/

>>2455 Well, that's a big surprise. Maybe LibGen is having a solid impact against publishing prisons after all. I've been a member of SIGGRAPH on and off again since school. Neat, thanks for the tip anon!

>>2470 All we need is for Sci-Hub to download them all and cache it.

>>2489 I'm wouldn't count on it as they ban IPs at the drop of a hat, and ACM's interface is slightly more useful anyway as you can browse a lot of the cited works on there. No reason to wait if you are currently out of school or work, I already got ~90% of everything relevant to my projects in the last week.

>>468 > no amount of free software will protect you from glow nigger spying. Doesn't matter. NSA and most other western intelligence agencies are extremely intelligent, but clinically niggerlicious ( fortunately/unfortunately depending on your glow level) <"extremely intelligent, but clinically niggerlicious" What this? This is best illustrated via an example... Consider the following: Objective: Open door. NSA solution - spend $1bn designing advanced AI drone that turns the door handle with a laser tractor beam using telepathic remote control. Non-retard solution - Turn door handle. So although glowniggers can peek up your ass digitally it has been fuck all use because hundreds of thousands of chinky sleeper agents walked right past them and have pretty much fucked over the countries they were supposedly 'defending' from harm. Spying on your own populace makes you inherently weak.* Excessive 'Navel gazing' ensures you WILL miss exterior threats. *This will also be exploited in repercussions against (internally spying) chink commies during the upcoming (obvious) war(s). Glownigger, before you bitch about "B-but No, that's not true!" IT HAS ALREADY HAPPENED! I bet those Chinese commies are pissing themselves at parties laughing at just how useless you all are.

>>2467 >niggerlicious >r e-t=a.r:d,e/d >c u c k e d wordfilters found

>>1889 RISC-V is such a meme that it's CISC

>>1853 no.

Is there a fork or rebrand of LibreOffice with more Libbie?

>>2437 There's a patch floating around, powered by some real impressive code.

$ time ipfs ls /ipfs/QmTtraPF9pcEPF7tCPMzNT67vd4gaWsCNhcaN59r5rZBXG/mascots/ 2>/dev/null ^C 291m41.90s real 0m00.11s user 0m00.17s system thanks

>>2460 Oh yeah and... I'll let you guys in on a little trick. If you want to get some free high quality seeders on your IPFS stuff, just download your data off of every gateway you know. Use wget to download stuff recursively within a shell script that fetches everything to /dev/null from a list of gateways or something. It's what I did. I'm not sure how often any of the gateways clean up, but I tested this by putting an image on IPFS, fetching it off cloudflare, turning off my daemon, downloading it off every gateway from a list I got from some random gateway tester github page, and it's been months and I still see multiple peers who claim to have it. I also did this but without actually downloading anything, just listing directories, with a folder with a bajillion files in it. That one is also still up.

>>1806 it's not that simple, I've looked into it, the packaging will be hard. first, I can't find any keyboards that are just the right size. either they're miniscule, or netbook sized, not palmtop sized. Also a lot of them are bluetooth with no USB connection so you'd have to do a bunch of stuff to wire it properly. so it seems to me that at least for the keyboard you'd have to do it yourself, this shouldn't be terribly hard if you can use some perfboard or something. They have tutorials online to wire up a matrix keyboard so it's doable, you would have to source push buttons and we would have to find out what kind make the best keys for typing on. >>1894 if you're at 10" that's already a netbook size anyway so I wouldn't really call it a handheld. IMO if you could make a PC110 clone with newer hardware it would be just about perfect. one thing that sucks is all the small screens are lame 16:9 bullshit. I think making one is doable but it will take a lot of design, I don't think it's easy to throw together, at least not anything that will look and feel good.

Yeah I looked on digikey and screens are pretty expensive, usually about $40. Unfortunately they're all touchscreen garbage, but I guess with a stylus it would be alright. also, most of the ones in the 5" range are 800x480 turds. I don't even know if that is going to be usable on most websites. Maybe just barely. Unless you want to spend $160 for the 800x600 screens on there.

Why not use something similar to a raspberry pi? Are they insecure?

>>1789 I remember open handhelds were a big craze in the 2000s, shit like the Canoo and pandora. Most of those devices aren't being made anymore though, and they were almost entirely suited to playing games(no keyboard or mouse-replacement except for like the pandora).

>>2323 Try Alibaba. Chinks have all kinds of gadget and second hand screens. They should be able to modify a tiny remote media keyboard to wired at a low cost.