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 No.35079

https://wikileaks.org/tpp-ip3/WikiLeaks-TPP-IP-Chapter/WikiLeaks-TPP-IP-Chapter-051015.pdf

Huuuwhelp. Here we are. Corporations are now officially more sovereign than nations. Look out for police in ironman suits https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0t_XnK3sz4 and fully automated armies http://www.theroboticschallenge.org/ in the next decade.

We are literally cyberpunk dystopia now.

 No.35232

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>>35079

The world is WORSE than cyberpunk.

Cyberpunk fiction had a considerable dose of hedonism due to the influence of 1980s Tokyo hedonism.

The real world has much more censorship, much less access to empowering technologies (including drugs and weapons) than cyberpunk fiction.

Only Linux can be our weapon now.

install Gentoo.


 No.35235

sounds like it's about time to pretend we're some of those deaf-mutes

also the typo on the coversheet is really pissing me off


 No.35254

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>>35235

>This is the highly sort after secret 'final' agreed version of the TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) Chapter on

Intellectual Property Rights.

Sought by normal people, but sort by Cockneys.

So I'm actually sitting in a room full of LEET haxzors and none of us talk to each other much. We discussed how to make Linux more popular with plebs, but we're all so addicted to our network connections that we can't deal with each other as humans.


 No.35260

>>35232

Is Gentoo good for a person like me who's only ever run Winblows (and is currently running Spyware 10)?


 No.35267

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>>35260

"install Gentoo" is a joke.

Gentoo is popular with some highly experienced neckbeards.

I have never installed or run Gentoo.

I run Mint right now, and I'll be running various other debian-based distros on other machines.

Ubuntu and Mint are pretty easy to use.

Just go with something easy and practical. It doesn't have to be debian-based. CentOS is practical and dependable.


 No.35272

>>35260

Gentoo is good if you are willing to commit to months of reading technical documentation and want to get involved in the Linux community. I personally quite enjoyed it when I used it because I had a huge interest in operating system internals and I enjoyed fixing bugs in other people's ebuilds. I also used it as an opportunity to learn a few new programming languages and Unix tools, but you don't need to use Gentoo for that.


 No.35289

I'm concerned. If the general public is so neutered that even the effects of the TPP and how it is passed into law doesn't cause outrage, then what would it take? Are we doomed to live the life of average subservience because that's what corperate bodies are obliged to take advantage of? The internet is the single greatest connector of people and the best driver of progress and creativity to ever exist, and theres a noose being slowly drawn around its neck.

Maybe I'm too pessimistic, or predicting too far ahead. Or maybe I'm right.


 No.35290

>>35289

>then what would it take?

Taking your guns is the only thing that I think that could cause some mild outrage. Not even nuking your own country would make the sheeple log in.


 No.35297

>>35272

You're making it sound way harder than it really is.

It takes months to gain a good understanding of what's going on, but you can still use your system while not fully understanding it. This isn't exclusive to Gentoo, or even Linux. 99% of Windows users get along fine without understanding anything about the underlying system.

Computers are really complicated, using them well requires knack and knowledge.

>>35232

The homebuilt gun scene is coming back. 200 years ago all kinds of people used to tinker and build guns. John Browning converted a lever-action rifle to a machinegun when he was young. Recently, a Japanese man with no training in firearms manufacture designed his own primitive blank firing revolvers, and many people have built fully operational repeating firearms with tools and parts being less than $500 USD. As things progress the traditional controls the production and trade of arms will become useless and the UN will have no choice but to give up on global civilian disarmament. Unfortunately, no fully-automatic exploding-flechette pistols for us just yet. Some day.

Drugs are super easy to get, basically on par with cyberpunk novels, if not easier. You don't even need connections to safely get drugs these days, just get it mail order. Legal or illegal, take your pick. Then there are the usual methods of exchanging brouzouf for drugs with the local criminal underclass.


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>>35297

>>35297

>Drugs are super easy to get, basically on par with cyberpunk novels, if not easier. You don't even need connections to safely get drugs these days, just get it mail order.

That is probably true in the USA.

I am not in the USA.

The penalties for experimenting with drugs and guns are heavier than they were 30 years ago, even in the USA.




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