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Invitation to Endchan's Fourth Christmas Special! Anonymous Global volunteer 12/15/2019 (Sun) 10:18:41 [Preview] No. 13978 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
Discussion thread:
>>>/operate/10818

Thanks.


Anonymous Global volunteer 12/22/2019 (Sun) 18:33:20 [Preview] No.13981 del
Updated with a list of vids.


Endchan Movie Corner Anonymous Global volunteer 01/27/2020 (Mon) 20:56:09 [Preview] No.14028 del
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I ask your attention again, as we are planning a "movie night" in two weeks, on February 8-9, but unlike the Christmas Special, it would be only one movie.
Please visit this thread:
>>>/operate/10923
The show won't be on the same cytube channel, the exact link will be given later in that same thread.
Read, comment, subscribe.

Thank you.



DIY, Modular, Open source Laptop Anonymous 07/09/2017 (Sun) 23:55:14 [Preview] No. 10163 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
Laptop form factor open source hardware design, built from off the shelf components for DIY, modular, open source computing.

CPU, RAM, graphics: 1x single board computer
FSB, ports: 2x powered USB hub
Battery: 1x USB powerbank, >5000 mAh, >2A
Input: 1x USB keyboard
Input: 1x USB trackpad
Storage: 1x USB flash drive
Network: 1x USB WiFi dongle
Audio: 1x USB sound card/headset
Display: 1x USB powered HDMI monitor
Case: 3D printed or DIY glued wooden case

Features:
-Completely modular, customizable, upgradeable and repairable
-User serviceable by all users
-Universal, modular battery and charger. Can swap battery when depleted

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Anonymous 12/13/2018 (Thu) 18:42:21 [Preview] No.13022 del
>>13012
You are right, this is great, thanks for the hint.
I just watched this interview: ht tps ://y outu .be/ Fopa1Uoh87w?t=836
This stuff is exiting. I'm looking forward to what they are going to do.
I think it could go big real fast when they do that with laptops, so I hope they get it right.

Module based laptops are coming
It's going to go that way for sure.
It's just a question of "when", and I like that it is free side that is pushing it.


Anonymous 12/29/2018 (Sat) 17:08:57 [Preview] No.13065 del
>>13012
that's clevo


Anonymous 01/04/2019 (Fri) 03:23:34 [Preview] No.13088 del
>>13087
go back to /am/


Anonymous 03/10/2019 (Sun) 10:33:06 [Preview] No.13218 del
The case is the easiest and cheapest part of the DIY Laptop. There are many good options, from 3D printed, plywood, acrylic, CNC aluminum, fiberglass, a briefcase, even clay, paper mache or lego. The cost will be <$20, no matter what.

The lego case is most DIY, modular and open source. It is only option that can be freely disassembled and reused. The mechanical properties of the lego are same as 3D printed ABS or ABS injection molded cases. The reproducibility of lego cases is high. If more strength is needed, the lego can be glued.

Plywood or acrylic are strong and cheap case materials. They can be lasercut.

Aluminum is an ideal case material, because it is strong, durable and light. It needs machining. Titanium is better than aluminum, but more in cost.

3D printed PLA or ABS plastic will make a case that is not as strong as plywood or aluminum, but can be made using only a 3D printer.

Fiberglass or carbon fiber is a high performance case material. It will make a very light case. Construction is slightly more difficult than the other options, as reproducibility is less.

A briefcase or binder can be made into a laptop case.

Clay and paper mache are the most DIY options.


Anonymous 01/27/2020 (Mon) 07:12:11 [Preview] No.14026 del
DIY, Modular, Open Source Laptop with RISC-V CPU

1x SiFive HiFive Unleashed SBC
1x SiFive HiFive Unleashed Expansion Board
1x Zendure A6PD 20000 mAh USB-C PD powerbank
1x ZY12PDN USB-C PD to 12 V DC converter
1x Nvidia GeForce GT 710 or 1x Eurocom PCIE to MXM riser + AMD Radeon E9260
1x M155 GAEMS portable HDMI monitor
1x 2 TB SSD
1x USB WiFi dongle
1x USB keyboard
1x USB trackpad
Lasercut aluminum case

Specifications
CPU: 1.5 GHz quadcore SiFive Freedom U540 SoC
GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 710 or AMD Radeon E9260

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Dark Web Links 2020 Anonymous 01/26/2020 (Sun) 01:53:26 [Preview] No. 14023 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
http://onionlinksv3zit3.onion/ OnionLinks v3
http://hiddenwikiwpn2ed.onion/ The Hidden Wiki
http://wikikijoy3lk2anu.onion/ Another Hidden Wiki
http://thedarkwebpugv5m.onion/ Pug's Ultimate Dark Web Guide



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LynxChan 2.3 Anonymous 10/05/2019 (Sat) 17:31:54 [Preview] No. 13754 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
This release, 2.3, enters beta today and brings many features built on the feedback of kohlchan, that adopted it a few months ago. The highlighths of this version are as follows:

Major:
Exif data stripping.
User warnings instead of bans.
Board language.
Global filters.
Mime validation.
Dnsbl integration.
Log user name redacting.
Unbound board settings.
Quote adjustment on thread transfer.
Last replies page.
Board logs.
Post and file history of users.
Mod view for board pages and preview posts.
ASN bans.

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Anonymous 12/11/2019 (Wed) 21:39:06 [Preview] No.13964 del
>>13962
I think infinitynow is an add on that runs on top of lynxchan, not sure though


Anonymous 12/13/2019 (Fri) 01:24:17 [Preview] No.13971 del
>>13964
Is not, is a fork.


Anonymous 12/22/2019 (Sun) 22:13:42 [Preview] No.13982 del
>exif stripping
You mean this wasn't already implemented?
Come on trannycoder, it took you to v 2.3?


Anonymous 01/03/2020 (Fri) 19:13:25 [Preview] No.13993 del
>>13982
This was discussed heavily all the way back in 2013 on 8chan. The general consensus is, why are you relying on the host to strip your exif? If the host knows your exif, your privacy is gone anyway. It just lulls idiots into a false sense of privacy and encourages lazy opsec.


betamax Board owner 01/12/2020 (Sun) 05:48:41 [Preview] No.14010 del
I wonder when would post pinning/bumping in a thread(normal or cyclical+pinned) would become a thing, but is it too much power for jannies?



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Blocking Parameters? Anonymous 12/06/2019 (Fri) 03:09:09 [Preview] No. 13957 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
SO I've implemented uMatrix into my list of browser security addons and have become quite comfortable with it. I globally block Cookies and JS, but have globally allowed CSS, Images, and Media on non-blacklisted default websites. What I'm curious as to is what exploits, if any, exist for Images, Media, and CSS.
>Cookies
Evident. Follows you across websites and are persistent.
>CSS
Don't know
>Images
Don't know
>Media
Don't know
>JS
Evident. So many fucking exploits and ways to identify it would make your head spin.
>XHR
Imagine its similar in some aspects to JS, phoning home all the time.
>Frame
Could be invisible tracking frames or frames used for clickjacking.
>Other
beacons, CSP reports, ping, Web App Manifest, XBL, DTD, XSLT, Etc. Very rare to see in my experience but probably have their own problems. Would appreciate it if some info was given about each of these and what exploits, if any, or problems exist with them.


Anonymous 12/07/2019 (Sat) 22:47:24 [Preview] No.13960 del
>>13957
Also interested. here are some things I've seen online.

obviously not as bad as pooscript is.

https://github.com/maxchehab/CSS-Keylogging

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=574059


Anonymous 12/25/2019 (Wed) 22:49:39 [Preview] No.13983 del
test


Anonymous Board owner 12/25/2019 (Wed) 23:53:16 [Preview] No.13984 del
>>13983
Did you win?



Xonotic vs ChaosEsque:Anthology, Which to chose. A debate on OpenSource FPS's Anonymous 01/23/2019 (Wed) 14:34:13 [Preview] No. 13142 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
Xonotic vs ChaosEsque:Anthology, Which to chose. A debate on OpenSource FPS's

>Xonotic over ChaosEsqueAnthology:
..................................
Ayyo. Before you make a big mistake in choosing a project or sum shit you gotta be feeling the ways of the both the people. You feel me?

M'fcking Xonotic and dis bullshit is diffrens.

Xonotic devs deeply respect women and their rights and privileges.

Dis Bullshit devs hate women's rights and have been harranging FLOSS femininists fo like a decade. (Citation: http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/MikeeUSA )

Xonotic Developers contribute to society by working real jobs.

Dis Bullshit is a pack of fucking NEETs who say dey ain't workin fo no enemy.

Xonotic Programmers are attracted to real Women.

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Anonymous 11/10/2019 (Sun) 15:21:12 [Preview] No.13887 del
benis


Anonymous 11/24/2019 (Sun) 04:32:21 [Preview] No.13934 del
Xonotic is a good FPS. Amazed it's a FOSS project.


Anonymous 12/14/2019 (Sat) 01:40:16 [Preview] No.13974 del
Cya you faggots on regulars.


Anonymous 12/15/2019 (Sun) 02:45:07 [Preview] No.13976 del
What the actual fuck is OP talking about? I haven't played xonotic, I tried nexuiz but I felt like I was running through molasses. The movement was painfully slow on that game. I don't understand why we can't get a decent game on linux that keeps a lot of players on its servers. It doesn't have to be fancy, just fast and free. I miss assaultcube. The 1 shot 1 kill servers were fun as hell.


Anonymous 12/15/2019 (Sun) 02:49:30 [Preview] No.13977 del
Also red faction had the best rails servers of all time



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hdd adapter for old nonamed notebook Anonymous 12/12/2019 (Thu) 17:07:22 [Preview] No. 13965 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
I have some old motherboard from notebook (~2002 year, AMD Athlon XP 2000+, manufacturer pretty much nonamed)
It works fine but HDD with adapter is missing
I have zero idea which sort of adapter do I need
Here are photo of this thing
Any of u could help?


Anonymous 12/12/2019 (Thu) 21:00:53 [Preview] No.13968 del
careful though, that adapter might plug onto male pins, not those two-level tab things on the motherboard


Anonymous 12/12/2019 (Thu) 21:23:41 [Preview] No.13969 del
>>13968
And thats my main problem
I cannot connect even old 2.5 drives because of this two level tab
I need some sort of adapter for that first



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Looking for partners ravon 11/26/2019 (Tue) 14:03:27 [Preview] No. 13943 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
I built a smart keylogger. The official website of the Xive Keylogger is at: "http://nehyf27egigytqmlmy5rdc46qgknap4tybgazafohbbmatrzar5kahyd.onion/"
Its hard to explain how it is special on here but just go to the website about to see the way it works.

How it works is I give you the links and if someone buys the keylogger using your referral code then u get half the profit, so if they buy the $5 one u get $2.50 but if they buy the premium $10 keylogger then u get $5.

There is no risk at all and you don't have to transfer me any money.
I will need you bitcoin ID so i can transfer funds to your account if you make a sale.

WHAT I NEED FROM YOU:
Your bitcoin ID (so I can pay you)
And a nickname/code people can use so I can tell that they used you and not someone else
If ur interested reply to this and/or email me at ravon@wiremail.nz

ALSO
if you are good at python then WE NEED YOU, we are trying to make this keylogger smarter and smarter.
email me at the same email above


Anonymous 11/26/2019 (Tue) 14:54:44 [Preview] No.13944 del
why not put that kind of marketing and distribution effort into something that isn't vile shitware instead?


Anonymous 11/26/2019 (Tue) 21:49:50 [Preview] No.13946 del
>>13943
Why would anyone pay for a keylogger that they have no trust in when better, free solutions exist already?


Anonymous 11/26/2019 (Tue) 22:44:45 [Preview] No.13947 del
>>13943
a key logger is already so easy to write yourself.

Lets brainstorm some actually useful app ideas for op



Micro Chip Beagle Boneb Anonymous 11/19/2019 (Tue) 20:49:46 [Preview] No. 13919 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
Help a pleb like myself. I'm trying to transfer a .NIX system to a microchip. Right now I have a usb adapter with microchip.

Command: sudo dd if=install66.fs of=dev/sdc1

output: �
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�U���        @\�?� 
���)+a�NO NAME FAT32 U�RRaArrAahU�U��� @\�?� `���)+a�NO NAME FAT32 U�RRaArrAa����U�U�������������������^C171000+0

ANy idea whats going on? Usually this command works no problem for creating a bootable usb. But I'm trying to tranfer it onto a microchip for beaglebone black.

Any help is appreciated, thank you.


Anonymous 11/20/2019 (Wed) 20:52:17 [Preview] No.13924 del
Current Command: sudo dd if=install66.fs of=dev/sdc1

Correct Command: sudo dd if=install66.fs of=/dev/sdc1

you're missing the / ahead of dev

lsblk # to identify the device
dd if=source of=/dev/sdc1


Anonymous 11/24/2019 (Sun) 15:48:13 [Preview] No.13938 del
>Current Command: sudo dd if=install66.fs of=dev/sdc1
>Correct Command: sudo dd if=install66.fs of=/dev/sdc1

>you're missing the / ahead of dev

>lsblk # to identify the device
>dd if=source of=/dev/sdc1

The source image needs to be directed to the destination volume, not a partition within the destination volume. The 1 should be removed because you're piping the image of a disk to another disk.

dd if=SOURCE-IMG.fs of=/dev/sdc

You should also be aware that openbsd amd64 has received the most development.


Anonymous 11/25/2019 (Mon) 15:55:06 [Preview] No.13940 del
>>13938
This anon is correct.



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Why is RGB superior /tech/? Anonymous 09/01/2019 (Sun) 13:54:51 [Preview] No. 13523 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
Why do you not have a full RGB only build /tech/? It makes everything look better, more sleek, and stylish. It shows you know what you're doing and that you care about your rig's appearance. Do you even do proper wire management? Do you hide them in the specially made wire compartment on your $300 case? Don't tell me you dont have one lmao.
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Anonymous 10/05/2019 (Sat) 13:21:50 [Preview] No.13751 del
>>13720

Rainbow lighting is zoomer trash. Static lighting to set the mood is better. Nothing quite like 3AM with red or orange lights, plugging away on some long ass Blender project.


Anonymous 10/06/2019 (Sun) 03:41:21 [Preview] No.13758 del
>>13523
Because I have better things to do with my computer.


Anonymous 10/07/2019 (Mon) 09:50:18 [Preview] No.13779 del
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x 11/21/2019 (Thu) 01:16:23 [Preview] No.13926 del
Because rainbow lighting is trash ?


Anonymous 11/24/2019 (Sun) 08:37:03 [Preview] No.13936 del
Closed Case Master Race

No bullshit windows. Solid metal case for EMI resistance.
Watched the bullshit boxen crash everytime there's a thunderstorm. Mine's never gone down like that.