@Pawlicker 🐾😹
What is wrong with it? Not every event that's targeted at children implies fucking them. If some guys from Fedi organized some Plan 9 themed event for children, it won't instantly make us pedos, right?
I mean, of course that thing might be exactly that, but this account's description doesn't even look suspicious to me :marseyshrug:
@kravietz 🦇
Oh, I'm a fan of Eastern European shows, including Polish ones of course. I usually prefer darker stuff though: Wataha, Belfer, Pakt… Wataha is simply amazing — it has so many unusual sides to it, even some mysticism gets thrown in 😅
This reminds me that I have at last found the third season of it, I'll probably rewatch it whole after finishing UV.
Ultraviolet is good! TBH mid first season I wasn't sure if I'm up to the second one, but in the end I got hooked.
There is this site, cinemaz.to, where you can find torrents for European shows and hard to find old movies. I'm not too much into Bittorent, this site is the only reason I have my seedbox running 24/7. UV, Wataha and Pakt are of course big names, produced in cooperation with and for international companies like Netflix and HBO, sometimes by international teams even, but they also have much less know stuff, produced mostly for internal markets — and it's simply amazing, those are done without making it more accessible to foreign viewers in mind, you can often see what people really live like, it's like a window to another world!
Contemporary Polish movies are good too, even less artsy more accessible ones, like Kler, The Hater (don't remember its original name) or Bogowie to name a few. Not sure if they are known outside Poland, but these ones have excellent stories and are also good from, so to say, production value, visual point of view.
@lainy@b17a3b4f
Now that I have a Blue Skype account and 15 or so Fedi accounts, maybe it's time to make a Nostr one too? Just to collect all the Pokemons.
What do you think? Does it make sense if I don't know a thing about cryptocurrencies? :marseythinkorino:
@surk...
It's impossible to redo find! It's a perfect mess of positional arguments and stuff you have no idea how to escape. Unmatched!
But @buy robux today :ROBUX: 's reply explicitly mentions grepping through files in every directory — that's what he doesn't have to do with "-r" switch :cirno_shrug:
@974dd529
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s/start/stars/ of course!
Damn, I have to get my typing in order, I type "thing" instead of "think" in like 9 cases out of ten — that starts being concerning. I used to spend too much time on double checking, but now it looks like I do the complete opposite: yesterday I had to fix my reply at least three times, noticing a typo in a split-second after pressing the post button :marseyemojismilemouthcoldsweat:
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They see them as start even if it's something retarded like wrench or raised eyebrow… TBH I miss that feature which was lack of thereof.
Sometimes I have to open PleromaFE or Tusky only to discover that this "pleroma_emoji_react" is in fact something retarded like a raised eyebrow emoji or a wrench :marseysigh:
@Listens to Baroque while coding murder.exe :newt: @Dire Sock :verified:@pistolero
My train of thought got derailed in the process and I haven't finished stating my though :marseynosleep:
> if that resulting C code is guaranteed free from UB
Exactly! I think that this is the best approach to eliminate undefined behaviour: just wrap the cases that the standard, ehm… defines as undefined behaviour around with some boilerplate to make it consistent — et voila!
@Pawlicker 🐾😹
How the hell did he even move 800 gallons? :marseysuspicious:
Isn't it like a volume of a medium-sized tanker truck? In this case, him using Bluetooth seems like the least significant part of the whole endeavor? :marseyemojismilemoutheyes:
@Final:z:Badguy:shrussia:
I build my ffmpeg without WebP support, so I'd definitely be in trouble :marseyscared:
Well, maybe they'd give me time to rebuild it :marseysmug2:
@Listens to Baroque while coding murder.exe :newt: Might be true.
My family and a lot of friends got onto Matix relatively easily. Telegram is the most popular IM I think, or maybe WhatsApp — but truth is, most of those who are even remotely privacy-conscious don't trust either.
And the fact that you can really go to prison for saying something online — no one monitors all the bullshit people post online of course, but the one winning the "golden ticket" might always happen to be you. And this definitely facilitates the adoption of IMs that are not Telegram.
Telegram is still a great source of news, but if you are more paranoid than average joe and still want to discuss things, Matrix looks like a good alternative.
@b17a3b4f
Unfortunately no, @6dd3ac2b has laid it out quite accurately. The whole procedure is so humiliating that I don't think I'll ever be up to it again. Luckily you have to go through it only once.
I have tied the phone number and e-mail address which I do not usually to Xiaomi account and I kept the phone off while waiting for unlock — but yeah, that's exactly what you have to do. After that you can do as you please with your device.
@b17a3b4f@6dd3ac2b
Do you still have your Poco X3 Pro, or am I confusing you for somebody else? :marseyhmm:
I have mine and in addition to different flavours of Android it can also run Sailfish and Ubuntu Touch with Halium/Hybris compatibility layer — they both still require some Android firmware to be installed as they use some low-level Android services co communicate with certain hardware, but otherwise both work natively. Battery life is significantly shorter — by that I mean it's nothing compared to that: https://breloma.m0xee.net/notice/AaMNrF7DumoWqX6Z8a
But both can easily last through a day even being actively used.
There's even a Debian variant based on Hybris — Droidian, it also mostly works. There are a few rough edges here and there, but you can make voice calls and use mobile data without any issues, and you can use "mainstream" Phosh UI with it.
In Sailfish and Ubuntu touch even cameras work and you can even shoot videos — it's nothing exceptional as they don't have advanced post-processing that Android camera apps have, but there is nothing bad about them either, for most cases they'd be sufficient.
And if any need for Android apps arises — it can easily be done with F-Droid. I didn't test those nasty banking apps, but everything I've thrown at it worked perfectly — Firefox Mobile and Element, complete with video calls.
Having something like postmarket OS would be even better, but mainline kernels don't work on it, for that you can get old Poco F1 — it's hardware shows its age already, but it's actually usable with PMOS: https://drewdevault.com/2022/08/25/pmOS-on-xiaomi-poco-f1.html
Where did @9ba842cb , the author of tut the TUI Fedi client go?
His account looks abandoned and his GH account also looks like it has been inactive for at least 5 months.
But the saddest part is that there are no active forks, except for a couple with tiny fixes :marseysigh:
@𝔭𝔶𝔯𝔞𝔱𝔢
No, it's just these are the core ideas behind Inferno: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_(operating_system)
It's supposed to be highly distributed, everything is running in a VM, so you could run it using any other OS as host. So it has a lot to do with JIT.
And being developed right after Plan9, it could be considered Plan10.
Most of the interesting ideas have been reimplemented/ported back into P9 though.
@Machismo@pistolero@Nozakero@surk...
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It's weird even in medium-width windows, it's only okay with a very narrow window — the only way you can have both the notifications and home timeline full-width.
@Listens to Baroque while coding murder.exe :newt:
The earlier you go the surgery route, the easier the operation itself might be, especially when it comes to eye surgery. Just find the one clinic/specialist you can trust and go for it.
The mother of one of one of my mother's friends couldn't make her mind up to get her cataract treated for years. My mom on the contrary, went for it straight away, got a very satisfying result. Now said mother of her friend wishes she could do it earlier too. They are both old women, in this age, if you delay it too much, it might even become too late. For you it's not the case, but it still might matter, the earlier, the better :marseyshrug:
@154219fe
I think C has little to do with it, the biggest problem is that while it's being considered "an open standard" by many, it's not that — there is only one major implementation and it's Google's own implementation, others have little to no interest contributing to it as it will remain Google's implementation in any case.
So having sole implementation that is used, in addition to obviously very popular Chrome itself, it's used by a lot of software. If that software has anything even remotely to do with images — why don't we add WebP support, right? So in addition to all the browsers, this shit is now everywhere.
Why the fuck down ffmpeg in my system depends of libwebp? I don't know. Does anyone of you use WebP for any other purposes except for posting it on the Web? I don't and I doubt that anyone does — it's advantages over existing formats is negligible for personal use, but it still makes sense for Google as they serve petabytes of data and even 10% makes a huge difference.
I might have digressed, but anyway — as it is used in software that is present virtually in every system and in addition to that, it's the same implementation, it makes libwebp a very attractive target for attacks. Monoculture is never good. These sole implementtion is closely studied by those, who intend to exploit it — this is where C factor might come into play.
Another problem is that Google doesn't give a fuck about how and where their library is used. Because they only care about how it's being used in Chrome — Chrome offers some means of isolation, if one tab gets compromised, others are safe. And to me it looks like that is exactly what they think: "Oh, it's not that bad, it's isolated!" And that is true, and same is true for Android. But is it isolated in ImageMagic — no, it's not. And when this vulnerability has hit the news, that is exactly what one person came up with in comments on HackerNews: let's isolate/containerize it for ffmpeg and ImageMagic too. That's insane! Nowadays it's assumed that everything is isolated/containerized — but in reality it's not. And it shouldn't be!
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@Pawlicker 🐾😹 Pretty weak by today's standards I think. Does 2,1 have Core Duo or Core 2 Duo? Anyway, either is probably okay, but you won't be able to use more than 3 gigs in it. Even if you put 2 x 2Gb modules, only 3 would work, its chipset just can't use more.
I mean I can use even machine with 512 Mb, but such a machine can hardly be a daily driver.
@buy robux today :ROBUX: I already did. From a phone. But I have reuploaded it to my file server, but didn't look inside yet :marseyemojismilemouthtighteyes:
@Listens to Baroque while coding murder.exe :newt: @534cbd61@13f5fea5
I have free librem.one account and I've never given them my address — which would make more sense if they wanted to just collect that data.
Probably they are legally required for you to give them some billing address — for IRS and whatnots, I'm not sure how it works in the US :marseyshrug:
@Listens to Baroque while coding murder.exe :newt: @Dire Sock :verified:@pistolero
Doesn't Nim toolchain just convert Nim source into C source and then compiles it with a general-purpose C-compiler (utilizing its optimizations)? Basically making it a glorified preprocessor. I'm not sure how they go about WAsm though — but maybe the same way: by converting it to JS first :marseyshrug:
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