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-{"text": "Literally the entire reason why our people and people you know (especially yourself and me) hate these ideologies, our tax payers money is being laundered through "foreign aid" and useless welfare programs that are actually frauds and scams. If we cannot allow the security of the state and the privacy of the individuals (if you have X you also have Y, etc), we are doomed to fail as a country when we are forcefully aligned to the west, instead of following our own path. Being held hostage by the powerful such as the EU, NATO, etc, are subjugating your country to the whims and wishes to the all mighty powerful bureaucrats who won't allow basic fundamental to the states, such as self-interest, wars, etc. Especially the rights of the people who reside, so its not just the state being affected, its the people as well. The DSA recommendation for age verification is going to happen at the end of this year (2026). If we cannot have the basic freedoms of privacy, then so should security, and so on as a domino effect. States and us people will experience this, and the consequences for that is undeniable, and so will it happened."}
+{"text": "Literally the entire reason why our people and people you know (especially yourself and me) hate these ideologies, our tax payers money is being laundered through 'foreign aid' and useless welfare programs that are actually frauds and scams. If we cannot allow the security of the state and the privacy of the individuals (if you have X you also have Y, etc), we are doomed to fail as a country when we are forcefully aligned to the west, instead of following our own path. Being held hostage by the powerful such as the EU, NATO, etc, are subjugating your country to the whims and wishes to the all mighty powerful bureaucrats who won't allow basic fundamental to the states, such as self-interest, wars, etc. Especially the rights of the people who reside, so its not just the state being affected, its the people as well. The DSA recommendation for age verification is going to happen at the end of this year (2026). If we cannot have the basic freedoms of privacy, then so should security, and so on as a domino effect. States and us people will experience this, and the consequences for that is undeniable, and so will it happened."}
 {"text": "A quick word on humanitarianism and liberalism: 1. Humanitarianism is a great way to destroy the insides of your own country, especially the cost of immigration, welfare, foreign aid, etc. 2. Liberalism is also a great way to destroy your own people, because its not authoritarian enough to actually protect its own people and actually do its job, as its disadvantage is primarily being held hostage by the powerful and alignment."}
 {"text": "So I'm thinking about starting to learn a low-level language (C/C++) but don't know exactly where to start, and I've got some questions : - Should i start with C and then learn C++ or i can start with C++ ? - I prefer reading, so what book that's will teach me the language in depth ? I know some Python, but languages like C & C++ or even Rust got me curious, and i feel like these types of languages are interesting and worth learning. So what should i do, where should i start ? PS : Sorry if i made some grammar errors, English isn't my first language."}
 {"text": "You can find many books here on pdf https://yarrlist.xyz/ you can download the pdf first and then when you find the one you need just buy in the book version."}
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 {"text": " Thank you very much, i really appreciate it ! And i should start with C right ?"}
 {"text": " That would be best."}
 {"text": " Okay thank you"}
-{"text": "I do believe that, there is a reason why those languages are becoming more a popular thing these days, especially the increase in low-level programming world. For example, the reasons for C++ that gained my attention somehow was this: It was popular, widely taught, and its common among videos that feature it, alongside C++... Especially since it does align with my goals and philosophy. that was what I found during my research. There is a Khazad forum post made about this exclusively: /p/11971210466714501386">http://khazadcxtt22zmamwx5blsjeplzqq2n3d5ibx2qasdfx3ck47ajt26id.onion/p/11971210466714501386 So depending on what you choose, it could either be C or C++. My personal example was that I choose C++ (I really should be consistent in my own roadmap... Its getting kinda messy in my mind) because of those reasons above. So personally, it does kinda depend. Wanna make games, or write software for a living like those from KeePassXC or Ladybird? C++, because that's where the native development comes from, it should also teach you the fundamentals, the same way like C does. Planning on making a OS, a kernel, some system utilities, a CPU, assembler for it, etc? C should be it because, if you didn't know, Linux is based on the C language that was written for this exact purpose. Since these people have already provided some resources for this, I do wanna share a resource for Rust if curious: https://rust-lang.org/learn/. The book should be the starter point. The choice is up to you to decide, and maybe use my example just in case you get lost, and maybe create some goals and philosophies for how well it aligns with you personally."}
+{"text": "I do believe that, there is a reason why those languages are becoming more a popular thing these days, especially the increase in low-level programming world. For example, the reasons for C++ that gained my attention somehow was this: It was popular, widely taught, and its common among videos that feature it, alongside C++... Especially since it does align with my goals and philosophy. that was what I found during my research. There is a Khazad forum post made about this exclusively: /p/11971210466714501386>http://khazadcxtt22zmamwx5blsjeplzqq2n3d5ibx2qasdfx3ck47ajt26id.onion/p/11971210466714501386 So depending on what you choose, it could either be C or C++. My personal example was that I choose C++ (I really should be consistent in my own roadmap... Its getting kinda messy in my mind) because of those reasons above. So personally, it does kinda depend. Wanna make games, or write software for a living like those from KeePassXC or Ladybird? C++, because that's where the native development comes from, it should also teach you the fundamentals, the same way like C does. Planning on making a OS, a kernel, some system utilities, a CPU, assembler for it, etc? C should be it because, if you didn't know, Linux is based on the C language that was written for this exact purpose. Since these people have already provided some resources for this, I do wanna share a resource for Rust if curious: https://rust-lang.org/learn/. The book should be the starter point. The choice is up to you to decide, and maybe use my example just in case you get lost, and maybe create some goals and philosophies for how well it aligns with you personally."}
 {"text": "Thank you, i really enjoyed your response, i really appreciate it. And for what i'm trying to do, honestly i'm interested in Cyber Sec and i've seen a lot of people saying learn C++ don't learn Python, and i'm also interested in OS dev. So i don't know honestly. But so i don't get confused, for now i'll just keep learning computer networking, and i'll see later what i really want to do. Thanks again brother"}