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 No.12876[Reply]

Hello, faggots, thanks to our unwavering dedication to the community I am proud to announce we are rolling out our own, official, leftychan.net i2p address.
You can locate the eepsite @ http://leftychmxz3wczbd4add4atspbqevzrtwf2sjobm3waqosy2dbua.b32.i2p, or, http://leftychan.i2p/.
If you have any trouble, as stated on the news announcement, try manually adding the address and domain to your address book.

-Yours Truly.
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 No.13543

>>13542
What are you using default i2p?
You should be able to put the address in and then it should redirect you to a jump service and then you should have the address in your address book.

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 No.6724[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

This thread is only for feedback related to technical issues(bug reports, suggestions). Otherwise use >>>/meta/10032

Public Repo: https://github.com/towards-a-new-leftypol/leftypol_lainchan
If you have any grievances you can make a PR.

Mobile Support: https://github.com/PietroCarrara/Clover/releases/latest
Thread For Mobile Feedback: >>>/tech/6316

Onion Link: http://leftychans5gstl4zee2ecopkv6qvzsrbikwxnejpylwcho2yvh4owad.onion
Cytube: https://tv.leftychan.net
Matrix: https://matrix.to/#/#Leftypol:matrix.org
Once you enter, consider joining the lefty technology room.

We are currently working on improvements to the site, subject to the need of the tech team to sleep and go to their day jobs. If you need more immediate feedback please join the matrix room[s] and ask around. Feel free to leave comments, concerns, and suggestions about the tech side of the site here and we will try to get to it as soon as possible

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 No.13471

Hello. Can you add an inv.nadeko.net video proxy? In fact, can you make it the default way to watch videos?

 No.13588[Reply]

Can we please Have a moment and talk about the current state of anonymization networks, and how to best fix it for any
metadata and leaks? What to tweak to make it more secure

As we all know TOR is glowing, created and funded by them. Maintained and directory nodes being owned by them, and probably
a majority of nodes. I thought I2p would be better so i just got into it. And started reading about its problems, and beef with devs.
Found following posts on some chans, and wanted some other peoples opinion..

So is it all always glowing? cant we have a network actually made by people for people?
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https://paste.coalserver.de/?5eb32f413de27fab#6QdH6kVtsR81E4tcXDfDkp13XQbFWNzsFkyqVx9TF9HE
0x0.st/PZOy.txt


also what r the problems with networks like Lokinet, freenet, gnunet and yggradsil? except for the cheese pizza(tbh aint that hosted
by glowies themselves?)
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 No.13589

Because I like gossip, I would like to read more about the i2p devs beef, do you have more info on that? Though tbh I'm afraid of clicking your links, why do they look so sus? You can just attach .txt files here you know.

Regarding yggradsil, it seems to just be an alternative to Internet Protocol, which is obviously already widely deployed, and can go over any medium you like. The rest I haven't heard of.

IMO if you want anonymity just use a burner phone, or drive somewhere and post from public wifi.
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 No.13590

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>>13589
Well 0x0 is a pretty popular pastebin service but sure why not

how the hell have you heard of yggradsil but not freenet or lokinet?
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 No.13591

>>13590
>how the hell have you heard of yggradsil but not freenet or lokinet?
I only looked into one of them seriously… lol idk what you want me to say
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 No.13592

>>13590
>i2problem.txt
Probably FUD if the i2p devs haven't replied to this, someone needs to do a bit more than bitch to break security, like idk post code or a trace… I think it's fine man

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 No.12318[Reply]

I made a wiki about unretarding technology and society. What do you think? https://www.tastyfish.cz/lrs/main.html
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 No.13539

>>13518
>> "stop pedophobia"
holy based
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 No.13551

this is braindead shit-tier normie-level political notetaking worthy of the likes of the average shitlib and its not worth a single byte of the medium used to store it
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 No.13553

A wiki is collaborative with a lot of links and version control, that's what defines it. Without the collaboration part it's not longer a wiki, it's just a blog with version control. It's not even clear you have version control either.

What is the name of your Wikipedia account that got globally banned?
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 No.13586

>>13553
wiki does refer to collaborative editing in the status quo, but the format has innovated encyclopedic knowledge management in general, and the novel aspects typical of this form are also commonly referred to by "wiki" for uses that aren't collaborative
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 No.13587

>>13551
argumentum ad shitlib

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 No.13583[Reply]

Picture this:

>Armed citizens surround ICE as they're arresting someone
>ICE calls for backup
>Nobody hears them
>They have no choice but to let the person go

I'm assuming they are using off-the-shelf radio equipment.

Is it easy to jam their signal with portable equipment?

How hard/expensive is it to build a DIY radio jammer?

Would it be more effective to have a directional antenna to avoid jamming everything in the area and concentrate on one area, or it doesn't work that way?
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 No.13584

>>13583
IIRC someone I knew once got into HAM and they ended up hearing about a gold heist in Brazil
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 No.13585

>>13584
That's sick!

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 No.12803[Reply]

Hello people. I'm looking for an instant messenger which satisfies most of those needs:

Anonymous, private & secure [decentralised, encrypted & safe] (Hard necessary)

Audio & video calls [configure volume, deafen, mute, select camera/screen/window & support for group chats] (If there is an app which satisfies most other needs but does not have audio/video, I might do fine just using Jitsi instead, so it's mid-necessary.)

Clean, fast, professional, responsive & smooth design (Can also go with terminal)

Cross-platform [android, linux & windows] (Hard necessary)

File transfer [no limits] (Hard necessary)

Free & open source (Hard necessary)

Group chats [customisation & moderation] (Hard necessary)
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 No.13387

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Bumping for interest as I'm looking at getting off of Signal.
Signal, on paper, seems to be the best, but it has this retarded bug on some Android forks where, on data, the app checks for push notifications too often or just inefficiently and that leads to a noticeable battery drain.

WhatsApp, Messenger and Telegram glow, and I'm not paying for Threema. You're a chat app, know your place, lmao.

Thanks to this thread I looked into Tox, it seems interesting and they addressed the issue mentioned by >>12820
but they admit it's still very experimental and hasn't been audited, so for now I'll pass.

>>13370
>>12870
At a glance, simplex and Delta also sound interesting and I've not seen anything discouraging yet, from neither. I might give them a go and report back.
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 No.13388

>>13370
>Maybe we need a comparison spreadsheet so we can all agree on like one thing?
https://www.securemessagingapps.com/
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 No.13389

>>13388
Thanks!

Anyone using Briar?
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 No.13390

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>>13387
I'm back. Trying SimpleX made clear that the battery drain I was seeing was an Android issue, not a Signal issue.

At some point my dumbass disabled microG cloud messaging registration, so apps weren't using it. That's the fix for that and, as such, I'm staying on Signal.

I guess I still recommend SimpleX as well. I did like it.
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 No.13582

>>12805
p2p shit that exposes ip. horrible interface. horrible message syncing (as it is with p2p clients)

no

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 No.13577[Reply]

I found this abandoned repository https://gitgud.io/parley/Haruko.
It's imageboard software that's not that old but still works. This is what it looked like: https://archive.is/qiLyz.
and I would like your help in updating it. It would be a project for “new” imageboard software made with PHP because, from what I've seen, there aren't many like this left, so I created this repository: https://github.com/bigdustycheese/AobaIB which I will update and you will also help me with.

>>Why should we help you with this? What do I get in return, OP?

It's simply a collaborative fork. If you want to help me, that's fine. No one is forcing you.

(If you see this on other imageboards, it's not spam.)

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 No.11235[Reply]

So apparently Palemoon became the first browser to officially implemented JPEG XL a week ago. At the same time, Google just dropped it from Chromium despite supporting it behind a flag for months. What the hell is going on here? Is Google that desperate to push their video-codecs-as-image-formats that they're willing to sabotage a massive step forward for the web? JPEG XL is capable of replacing both original JPEG, PNG, and animated GIF/PNG all at once with a single file type that produces superior file sizes for all three categories of use cases. Neither WebP, HEIC, nor AVIF were ever able to make such a broad, sweeping improvement because they are geared more towards features important to video encoding than still images or lossless animation.

It seems like every few weeks these days I find something new to get mad about in the world of web development.
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 No.12399

>>12397
>Read digdeeper:
Have you, contrarian edgelord? They still openly admit that Palemoon is the best of a bad situation.
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 No.12400

>>12399
>However, it recently went off the deep end so much that I cannot in good conscience call it an "alternative" to anything anymore.
>Now, the stage is clearly advanced, the cancer has metastasized and cannot be removed anymore.
<Can't even install your own addons to block pozz
Curl back into your arsehole, retarded bitch.
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 No.12501

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>>12399
>Palemoon is the best of a bad situation.
[citation needed]

On the contrary, they recommend Webbrowser aka WereFox.
And the Palemoon website blocks Tor users so fuck them.

FYI you can use Tor Browser without tor:
network.proxy.type 0
network.proxy.socks_remote_dns false
extensions.torlauncher.start_tor false
TOR_SKIP_LAUNCH=1 TOR_TRANSPROXY=1 ./start-tor...

You're welcome.

For some reason those settings change back to default when I restart the browser, it's seriously about fucking time that someone who isn't evil or an idiot creates a web browser.
Or to ditch the concept entirely and create usable P2P software for content and thought sharing.
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 No.13574

Looks like Google could no longer resist the pressure and has been forced to bring JXL back to Chrome:

https://www.phoronix.com/news/JPEG-XL-Possible-Chrome-Back

Seems like the major deciding factor was Adobe's recent decision to support JXL in the PDF format.
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 No.13576

oh god please no more image formats on browsers. 9 is plenty, and some of these are incredibly complex formats.

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 No.13575[Reply]

hello, this is a test, PHP stil alive

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 No.13571[Reply]

So it seems that after decades of neglect and sabotage by the cuclear weapons industry, China has successfully built a fully functional molten salt thorium reactor and is preparing to revolutionize global shipping by sticking it in cargo ships.

https://interestingengineering.com/transportation/thorium-powered-nuclear-cargo-ship

They've even appl the supercritical CO2 generator idea that was a nascent engineering concept by Western thorium power advocates. This could have applications even beyond nuclear power generation.
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 No.13572

>appl
applied*

When you're too excited to proofread your OP.
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 No.13573

What about me? Where's my breakthrough in nuclear power, fully functional molten salt thorium reactor, and supercritical CO2 generator?

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