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cool list. might check these books out later

i remember finding this site awhile ago. they also have a list of cool podcasts to listen to

i've seen many people get into cyberdecks. stuff like this gets people feet wet for stem professions like engineering and programming.

i bought this software on steam awhile ago. i had fun messing around with it

cool read. its always good to breath life into an old device with hacking and modding

linux and the hit game doom are the things hackers always put on something first. any eletronic

this was a cool read.very interesting stuff.

this is a good article. very interesting stuff

i like steam and gog the best. also i like itch, gamejolt and glorious trainwrecks. i really like finding indie game sites to see what's there

sad vodka hours

i used omegle. it was ok but you did get a few perverts here and there. same thing with chat roulette

this was a cool read. i hope you get out soon and be a software dev somewhere

data is never anonymous. if you get enough of it you can correlate who is who and turn it into information on the user.

this is sad. i wish we had better data privacy

just wanted to share this cool youtube video about microsoft windows.

i don't think cars should have any business connecting to the internet. if i ever get a car i want it to be simple

magicavoxel is a pretty cool tool. i use it to make 3d art for fun and make models that i import to blender for video game dev

i've seen lonely kids use it to cope with being lonely

i use ublock and i got a popup on youtube telling me turn off adblock. i refuse to do so because i hate seeing ads and popups everywhere on the page of the youtube video. i use adb…

that sucks man i know your pain. i hate having to jump though hoops just to do transactions online. i understand the things they do is to prevent fraud but treating everybody as a …

i have an old ipod touch that i use sometimes. also i remember this blog i saw on neocities of a kid that liked collecting old ipods.

this is pretty neat. i remember some old guy on youtube showing cool things you could do with a cheap sdr dongle. and i remember some guy using gnu radio to hack into a car

my guess is that many programmers like git because of the free/libre folk. i personally like git because it has an easy to understand gui interface that many people understand if y…

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