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>>189
It's mostly a problem that there's almost no existing worthwhile software for linux that uses OpenGL ES

But yes the GLES acceleration works now, it's pretty much limited to Quake 3 and a few other things. After I bought it I did the research and you would be surprised just how few open source engines and games support GLES (on linux, there are quite a few for android)

>>190

so I heard. tbf it wasn't like we had that much hardwares capable of GLES for general purpose boards (outside of android phones that is).

Did CHIP team ported mainline linux as promised?

>>191
I'm not sure the latest but I think the main sticking point is NAND drivers

>>191
Actually this thread has me wanting to mess around with the pocket chip some more. It seems to me that a game that I've compiled on the chip before (Cataclysm DDA, SDL) should work automatically with GLES. But it was completely software rendering last time I tried. Unless the MESA libraries in the repos were compiled without the right options.

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>>158

first answer
right answer

Smuxi anyone?
https://smuxi.im/

Why nobody is talking of mIRC, because you know, is teh besT!!....

*slaps the thread around a bit with a large trout*

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Smuxi anyone?
https://smuxi.im/

Why nobody is talking of mIRC, because you know, is teh besT!!....

Who are you people?

*slaps the thread around a bit with a large trout*

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>>135
>fork of xchat cuz no windows builds. Yep, no Windows, what a loss.
Xchat hasn't had a real release in six years, or any sort of update in three years. It's dangerously unmaintained.

>Also cannot disable VERSION CTCP response, says CPU and RAM info there. That's a flaw harming anonymity.
Run "/set irc_hide_version on".

"/set irc_hide_version on"
nice to know

>using IRC
>not ricochet

...

>~2017
>no TUI for ricochet

I've been using atomic on my phone, I like it.

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>>117
Don't use i2p for the outproxy, use Tor for that.
Torrenting in i2p is great.

Why are you saying I shouldn't use i2p for the outproxy. Don't I need an outproxy in order to connect to peers ?

Like, say I configure i2pd, rtorrent, tunnel rtorrent through i2p, load up a torrent from nyaa. This shouldn't work without an outproxy right ?

>Why are you saying I shouldn't use i2p for the outproxy.
Not this anon, but "there are very, very few of these"
>Don't I need an outproxy in order to connect to peers ?
i2psnark works over i2p only and does not need snifferproxy to work. Obviously it won't work with clearnet magnet links.
>fucking "block bypass"

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>>111
lmao

>we also collaborate with other popular messaging apps like WhatsApp, Google Allo, and now Facebook Messenger to help integrate Signal Protocol into those products.

ok, so where is the backdoor?
Did anyone of you analyze the protocol?

http://titus-stahl.de/blog/2016/12/21/encrypted-messengers-why-riot-and-not-signal-is-the-future/

so what about Riot?

no decent cli option, tox through tor is still the best for me

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>>92
>Could you take apart that abstraction for us and point out the flaws more specifically?
Not the same person you replied to, though ZeroNet has decentralized, dynamic content that allow the creation of individual users.

Basically, it's a post full of baseless assumptions and clearly shows that >>90 has literally no idea what the fuck they are talking about let alone even used it.

install gnunet

>>76

I said this exactly, in my 2003 letter to Scientific American magazine in reply to their shitpiece about how clouds would make happiness rain on us. Torrents of joy from clouds. Meh, I guess we are all criminals now, especially the cops, but who has letters de marque?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_of_marque

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