two nights to reign the BDF in, but
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setfont doesn't like the 12x25 sunfont, but does accept topaz, so
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one kbd build that clears out the @, then uses some random user-space memory as parts of the font, and
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i have finally met the mythical beast
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he is incomprehensibly large, and by that i mean that im physically unable to understand how massive he is; a cat so large and powerful cannot ideologically coexist with an average-sized cat as soon as i stop touching him
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behold: an apex predator :)
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Bazyl, unto whom we are as he is unto god, as compared to father, who is not a small man by any means (left) and a fox terrier (right)
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symbiosis, babey – he usually sleeps in a house and we are rewarded with a frankly outstanding volume of cat to be friends with
you can't make зефир without breaking a whisk, apparently
well this blows
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like most problems in life, nothing that can't be solved with some rope
poetry
hehe, I'm in danger
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/home is still R/W, but the last time I backed up the rootfs on this machine was never, so that's good
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fun!
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apt install --reinstall libuuid and debianutils and let's hope that's good enough
i was dealing with alpine exclusively for a long time and i forgot how not-absolute-dogshit package managers can be tbh
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a pattern?
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off by one-int's-length???? in *my* venerable code-base? no way!
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testing the kernel module consists of editing fs/cifs/, bind-mounted into a sid chroot, letting dpkg-bp rip until it makes cifs.ko, copying to the test machine, inserting, mounting, and it's so brain-wiltingly slow
and yet building Samba sounds like a bigger pain in the arse
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wouldn't be a first mailing list post without a fuckup, but here we are https://lists.samba.org/archive/samba-technical/2020-September/135755.html
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he's baby
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bonus paws
screenshot of the anarchocapitalism wikipedia article, impact font label "they made america into" "into a real place"
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i wish i knew more than the absolute baseline amount of latin, so just imagine i wrote something that sounds cool about how he is king of the universe and you can kiss him here
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this is my first write interaxion with bugzilla and i already hate it with a passion, wildly more so than just reading https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14484
Pi 0W not coming up, wonder why
zoot
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restored from backup image and it comes up, but i trust this µSD card as far as I can spit it
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zfs-initramfs is in such a sorry state (in the stable branch, at least), it's a fucking nightmare to work around; also: this gem
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im logging off https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/10908
outside, on my bullshit
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all the cool flowers are unpiratable, sux
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(which is to say I am asking for advice on how to pirate it that because I would like one)
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a swede is telling me i can just break off a red bit and stuff that in some dirt and it'll work; I refer the dear reader to the start of the tweet for how much i trust that
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it is with perverse joy that i say that this is a Designated Luggage-Only Area and I am in it
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requisite badly exposed photo of where my face would be
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god i love writing
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i can do anything short of calling my mans a math major and get away with it, it's great
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I haven't yet done the deed, but I'll definitely scour the ground for any droppings when I do, thanks!
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please, my layout, she is very sick
i would like to apologise to the citizens of openzfs, because i sinned on the bugtracker again https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/10923
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no matter what I write about, somehow i end up typing "reportbug systemd" each time? https://bugs.debian.org/970213
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all in the reviewers' hands now
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and it's live!
005. Low-curse ZFS-on-root for new Debian installations on multi-disk systems: https://nabijaczleweli.xyz/content/blogn_t/005-low-curse-zfs-on-root.html
should also easily extend to single-disk and/or temporary external storage with just a bit more curse, but that's mostly beside the point
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Fixed in 20200613 https://invisible-island.net/ncurses/NEWS.html#t20200613: https://github.com/ThomasDickey/ncurses-snapshots/commit/ab10836a5884f5ca9a8c09110ce7486a9cbad9ec#diff-4760f5adb375dffea713435de2268978
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gnerbl
on one hand, i really like how the transition turned out; on the other, this is terminally bloody stupid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibRgfSL-o-0
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mm, yes
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a quality rEFInd experience
two identical marketing mails titled "Re;PCB&PCBA manufacturer" sent three days apart, the website is copyrighted 2007 and has a fast scrolly of tiny images and two(!) flash widgets; what is happening? when am I?
fell asleep thinking about bootloaders, woke up thinking about bootloaders; turns out my ideal bootloader is actually just a compiler, and I am as shocked as anyone
in other news, I'm now writing a bootloader; or, well, very intently not doing so by writing a compiler instead
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first 54k error of the day; god I've missed C++
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more, uhhh, I wanna say disk platters? ceramic base, coated with something presumably ferrous on the left and ??? on the right?
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What an absolute beast; just look at the main SB82558B (Intel PRO/100 S i think?) 208-pin QFP dated 1996; massive, separate isolation transformer with the multi-millimeter gap it's across and unpopulated OpROM(?) socket; we just don't *do* things like this anymore! (thankfully)
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status:
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straightened a few pins on the QFP, plugged 'er in, no dice; shit
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lets fucking go, babeyy; i have to report a bug now apparently, but yee, and i cannot stretch this enough, haw
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everything is cool and good; only a single e100 removal and reinsert was required to get the card into working order
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those leds were probably last on multiple years ago, but I'm finally getting all 11.2MB/s I paid a single PLN for; what a performer!
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a first https://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-pci/msg99102.html
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this is good; we want this
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last backup is dated 27th of September 2019, first backup 21st of April 2018, so a two-year lifetime; ain't too bad tbf
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finally caved in and resigned myself to the fact that im writing Rust in C++
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who would win: (a) careful slicing of statics, or (b) readlink(3)'s godawful interface that incurs three allocations?
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in my infinite wisdom of writing this front-to-back I still haven't written to a single EFI variable, but I keep reimplementing std::fmt::Debug, which is a good use of everybody's time
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it is (checks nonexistent watch) twenty twenty and the only way to move storage out of a std::vector is still to make a char vec[sizeof(vector<uint8_t>)]; and sin
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libefivar is a blight upon this earth
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after four days of doing quite literally nothing else, it's done something. please clap
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now self-hosting :)
barring fucking OVMF silently eating my entries on reboot because optdata wasn't UCS-2, a generally smooth transition, unlike [insert trans gag here]
neat, Xperia E4g's fastboot impl shows the USB and flash transfer time and speed (or, well, velocity? can you even upload from fastboot?), haven't seen that before
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this is good code but i still feel dirty for some reason
(1) uhh,
(2) uhhhhhhhhhhhh,
(3) uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh?
(cor.) I haven't posted a single line of actual C++ to my GitHub repos in literal years
today in banks: whats an escapeing
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oh i missed and hence left out the part that said the password can be 8-20 characters long. i've been a bank user for all of three hours now and im already angry
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hm, the layout is weird, but, barring the lack of suspend PgUp/PgDown positions acceptable, though note the w i d e tall enter
a tool-less flat battery I also haven't seen before in this(ish) vintage of laptop, but this is very much not a thin&light
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the almost-entirely-empty left sticker is weird, though, there should be FCC compliance and other bollocks on it, even if it's an EMEA SKU? or maybe this is a Fujitsu-internal build and so doesn't have it?
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and no i didn't mug a fujitsu employee to get this, i employed a far superiour tactic and through my cunning wit convinced a fujitsu division to give me this thing for free *and* pay me a monthly allowance for taking care of it
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shit, no wait im being told this is called "employment" and its perfectly normal
well, sod this bit then
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i was recommended this flyover by an area local, and it was mistake — how am I supposed to up-keep my Kraków™ brand Asthma if I don't walk on the highway side-walk??
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the deed has been done, and there were no droppings, but i managed to pull out a small one with roots hopefully-intact, so
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(not sponsored by grycan)
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it's been 27 days and the grass did not come up and one of the troughs got mossy. good time
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yee, as they say, haw
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there's now a manpage and so klapki, "EFI boot manager; or, well, an EFI bootorder compiler.", though I'm not sure how much of a compiler it ended up being is now releasable to the general public, and you should be able to do useful things with it: https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/klapki
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ugh sourcehut's rendering sucks ass, here's an HTML that doesn't mangle the formatting: https://gistcdn.githack.com/nabijaczleweli/1530eac3992945c07a7994021873c3bf/raw/6a86aefacf9bbc5c80c6fe902d2208e11aedb578/klapki.8.html
my corporate antivirus just Saved me from the cmdow.exe included in the repository, but did nothing as i built it from source and ran it; safety first, as I'm told they say
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Please don't kiss the fugu, it stresses them out; we've discussed this.
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yesyesyesyesyesyesyesyeys
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i get a PCMCIA card *and* a weird-looking driver CD? fuck yes
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socketserial dot com is now serving scams, but if I'm reading the label right this is a June 2010 produxion?
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the seventy-megabyte CD contains three (3) twenty-one-megabyte Adobe Reader installers ?
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i mean, it hardly matters anyway, but still kinda weird that 91.6% in 63.12MiB of the 68.91MiB CD consists of three copies of the same thing
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first successful deployment on physical hardware, ruined by the french and "👏ki"
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you should now be able to install klapki from https://debian.nabijaczleweli.xyz on sid and have it hopefully integrate well with the usual hooks
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i unfortunately cannot see him but i am receiving reports that he is still large
in comparison to the HP trashtop that had, uh, three? screws, was nastily tabbed everywhere and floppy as, this Toshiba R700 has *twenty four* screws, no tabs, and it's still cock-stiff, a genuine joy to take apart, quite frankly
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though I guess I shouldn't be surprised, seeing how we've been using this laptop going on 10 years, and the HP died under 1? the lesson would be "don't buy garbage-level HP gear", but somehow I doubt this is a shocker
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this shot: much harder to get with an AF compact pointed at a heavy laptop
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this one's acceptable ig
forwarding references? argument-dependent types? overload sets? national bodies? bro, what are you talking about? let's go eat a snail
owned! on the discord, but I'm considering it
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nabijaczleweli@nabijaczleweli.gay is an undeniably powerful e-mail address
good to be doing something for the benefit of humanity at large for once
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IPMI says a hundred thirty watts over baseline; a small price to pay to potentially have to play paper mario less
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really makes you think
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a recommendation of the utmost degree
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i mean, the theoretical ideal would be to use an actual modem or two, but (a) i don't know where i'd even *get* modems with a serial out, and (b) i have access to exactly one phone line, and it's VoIP, which, if i recall Gravis' post right, means it wouldn't get me far anyway
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Me thinking about soldering: Haha fuck yeah!!! Yes!!
Me soldering, doing another hack-up job because im bad, cant read, and aluminium is a dogshit material: Well this fucking sucks. What the fuck.
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this is classic "i started well and then it went downhill" quality which means I've burned myself twice and I'll be pleasantly surprised if i don't blow both the motherboard and the serial card
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