honestly i kinda wanted to ask if you were, like, Okay the first few times it happened, no person content with their life likes timeline tweets this quickly
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fun fact: you liked this tweet faster than twitter would let me see the analytics
Field-Programmable Gay Array
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this is known as "Twitter"
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you did it again; twitter won't even show me the like/retweet breakdown on these yet!!
should amazon-publish my guide to communicating with select mutuals by posting carefully-phrased root tweets that pass off as shitposts to the casual reader because daddy benzos might go broke otherwise
dude, is that the w e e d n u m b e r ????
alas, it's only the 63rd tag, but you can't win them all, I guess
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hm, this yields 1.285 releases per month on average, it feels much lower than this.
but it also looks like I've been actively maintaining cargo-update for a fifth of my life now, so that's fun(?)
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this is just a sophisticated drug exchange, neither Knuth nor the squid are doing post here; the mailbox is painted cardboard he's holding under his arm, none of this makes sense
hello i have found a consumer product available for me to purchase that i absolutely hate and has no place on the consumer market
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it's the Eizo FlexScan EV2730Q-BK, as seen on https://www.x-kom.pl/p/239020-monitor-led-27-eizo-flexscan-ev2730q-bk.html and in (1)
the resolution (1920x1920) appears to be a typo at first, but no, it really is FHD-width square, as corroborated by the photo of a screen that's Just Too Tall
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Home and office Eizo FlexScan EV2730Q-BK display
Ensure comfort in both work and entertainment with the Eizo FlexScan EV2730Q-BK display. Designated for office and home use it delights with its funxionality, allthewhile caring for your eyes thanks to eye-protection technologies.
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[ctd] Eizo FlexScan EV2730Q-BK sports a high-resolution panel, characterised by wide viewing angles, which means it'll excel in case of work with spreadsheets, text documents, as well as browsing internet sites or multimedia.
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this is a direct translation from the Polish marketing material, which I'm relatively sure puts it in line with the original, seeing as it says that the /the screen/ is able to see things at a wide angle, not that it can be used when observed at a wide angle; easy mistake to make
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Note also, that so far it hasn't said much: it has "eye protexion technologies" and that it "excels" at being used, which, well, one'd certainly hope so?
Note as well how its wide IPS view angles make it perfect for primarily spreadsheets somehow? does this make sense?
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Clear image from all sides
Large-format screens often show colour changes when looking at the screen from the side. The EV2750-BK was equipped with an IPS panel, thanks to which the screen can be observed by more than one person at a time, [ctd]
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[ctn] and the change in colours and contrast is minimal.
The FlexScan EV2750 allows for simulatneous display of image from two different sources (e.g. from a Windows computer and a Mac computer) without distracting frames between them.
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Besides another piece of simply horrific translation that makes the screen change its colour and contrast properties depending on how many people look at it, I would also like to point out the bit about two outputs or computers; which is to say, what the fuck does it mean?
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is it like that four-way display from LMG videos and it splits into two 1920x960 outputs? no, that cannot be; this means a "distracting border" between the two.
the only different thing i can think of is that it's somehow an X11/RDP/Cocoa server? the photo just shows Luna chrome
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Efficient data display
The exceptional 1920x1920 resolution allows for displaying 78% more pixels than standard 1920x1080 screens. Additional vertical area is helpful when displaying large amounts of data in long windows, reducing the requirement for scrolling screen content.
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Creating programs
Additional area allows programmers to see all of the content they're creating on one screen. Thanks to that they can stop constantly scrolling window content and can work faster and more efficiently.
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At least the math works out, 9/16 is roughly 78%, but this entire section, all two paragraphs of it, attempts to sell the very concept of a square screen, and all it comes up with is "you can scroll less". Cool. Thanks.
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this is the bit that's most incredulous to me. nobody appears to know what the fuck this product is for. the absolute best the marketing department has come up with is "uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh window taler" and "biger screen"
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thing is /the screen isn't even that big in the first place/, it's 26.5" diagonal, sure, but that's the width-wise equivalent of a 21.8" 16:9 screen?? it's not tiny, sure, but it's not big
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upon closer inspection, it appears that that screenshot i said was Luna was in fact Windows 7 without Aero, which is somehow weirder still
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the price is 4300 PLN, which is roughly on par with my dad's BENQ. problem is, the BENQ is (a) 4K, (b) 27.5", has (c) calibratable full (or close to it?) AdobeRGB coverage, and (d) HDR. this mistake is (a) FHD, (b) 21.8" equivalent, has (c) 99% random sRGB, and (d) no HDR
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point is: i have no idea why this exists; there is no reason for it to exist on the consumer market; it fills no niche not better served by a different product; it's exorbitantly expensive; it's not even good for what it claims to do.
but it's weird and i would like one
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i have found exactly one review of this monitor, and the man praises it for use in his CAD work. i guess i can see that, but I'm wondering if his money would've been better spent just getting a bigger screen in the first place
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this is how you know that the nomenclature is good, actually
pineapple-stuffed-crust pizza
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i dont think ive ever been destroyed so thoroughly
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forbidden spaghetti
at the jadedness stage where i only realised it's my birthday because twitter did an animation when i was looking for a tweet
war criminal
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twink matchmaking simulator 1983
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i don't have any Funny Birthday-Themed Posts™, im just old and sad, but what's new
went out to acquire a package and ive decided to become a climate truther
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committed a fatal mistake in not syncing my birthday to this month's Bandcamp Friday™ but that won't stop me from saying that if you went to https://nabijaczleweli.bandcamp.com/album/fluorescent-heart and like listened to it that would slap a non-zero amount of ass
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it doesn't even fucking onebox, im done, theres no goddamn point anymore
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now it did, an hour later
eventual consistency, but the consistency is unpleasant, clumpy sludge
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bug girl squid vore pog??
so uh, i got a fresh 500G rectangle because Cargo started to spin for literal minutes in iowait before it printed anything; I have moved my combined Rust target off the disk and holy shit I did not expect This Much
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last time I so much as checked how big this was was like two? years ago and it was like 20 gigs. not over 150
and, i.a., with debug/.fingerprint having 20808 folders and debug/deps having 25659 files in it I'm extremely unsurprised it just devolved into a thrashfest
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~/.cargo is just 3.4G, but registry/src has 3233 unpacked registry crates in it! that's a fun metric
cursed cable(?)
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I'm not even sure what the plug is but it's just got too many conductors; is this how arachnophobia feels?
currently observing Bandcamp Friday in all but the most decrepit of timezones, acquiesce my album(s) please and thank you: https://nabijaczleweli.bandcamp.com/album/imperfexions
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Fpga Developer, who lives in lab & eats over 10,000 each day, is an outlier adn should not have been counted
RT @BluColarBluMage: @nabijaczleweli I DID IT
https://www.amazon.com/CABLE-PENTAX-K110D-K-200D-K-2000/dp/B07CGLMQ64
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oh wow! you've managed in 10 minutes what I couldn't in a week! i'm as impressed as scared, but thanks nonetheless!
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clown_ass
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omg they're getting married! so romantic
will this SSD be compatible with 5-series kernels?? please advise
RT @nabijaczleweli: currently observing Bandcamp Friday in all but the most decrepit of timezones, acquiesce my album(s) please and thank y…
this does, indeed, say "Output: 4.5-9.5V/600mA", and it does, indeed, have a USB micro B at the end :)
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the Q.C stands for Quickly Chuck, being an instruxtion, recommendation, and warning
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to be fair, that is pretty much exactly the stability I'd expect from an output stage consisting of one (1) schottky, one (1) rectifier, one (1) 220μF cap, one (1) zener, three (3) resistors, and an optocoupler
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i like the care taken into separating the rectified mains from the output that you're touching, coming in at around "one thin trace's width", I would call it a millimetre because i dislike the thought of it being less but it very much is less
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lmao random shitty ceramic between the windings pog????
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i mean, i dropped out of uni, but this is technically going between line and ground (via the girl reading this :)), so it should be an X class cap, right?
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(hopelessly looking in the direxion of the gir^W^W @The6P4C who for some reason I assume would have an opinion better informed than mine?)
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omg twinning 🙈😳🙊
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i know right! perfect for a refreshing morning post! :)
women out here really giving themselves brain damage and honestly?? mood
god i wish that were me (the girl reading this :))
you, a fool: cum
me, an intellectual:
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sealing data works on swtpm, doesn't on hardware, because "Bad parameter". fun! :)
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turns out an empty PCR set is not valid, but a null object is; six hours and/of cross-validating against tpm_sealdata(1) for the n+1th time, this took me
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i've convinced tcsd to start in the initrd, and it's listening on 127.0.0.1:30003 and [::1]:30003, but adding loopback addresses only makes programs time out when they during connect(2)? why
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yeens against mediocre languages
considering speaking truth to power (telling girls they're pretty)
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remembered that i am a coward and as such will not be doing this
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i like how the solution to "we made the spec actively helpful with types :)" is "StrictYAML sidesteps this problem by ignoring key parts of the spec"
mastering the art of "subtweeting" but only at the girl reading this :) to "flirt" with them
being gay on the time line? could not be me (it is me)
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this tweet brought to you by: My Hubris #ad
for an population with a high concentration of guns and shitty politicians, americans sure don't just shoot the ones they dislike; what's up with that?
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this initrd is doing so many crimes
just segfaulted mawk(??)
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oh, multidimensional arrays just Do That; boring
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here's a fun segfault:
mawk 'BEGIN {for(i = 3;; ++i) a["aa",i - 2] = "aaaaa"}' /dev/null
and if you switch the "aa" for at least "aaaa" then it munmap_chunk(): invalid pointer and aborts
could only repro on buster (1.3.3-17+b3), appears fixed in sid (1.3.4.20200120-2); yawn
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the full invocation is
sed -Ei 's/^decrypt_fs\(\)/__tzpfms__&/' "$DESTDIR/scripts/zfs"
but i omitted it because it matters naught, and I definitely don't need shell escaping explained to me
also, sed -i is supported by every implementation under the sun (except sbase, which)
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wrote a preprocessor in a suitable programming language instead of whining i don't have one again :)
ways in which cats are superiour to me: endlessly entertained by hunting small winged insects, many more
ways in which i am superiour to cats:
hey, remember that cat that was very sad because неглаженый, нецелованный? me.
Replying to @atomicthumbs, @whitequark and @MC_Spacebat
slackware 3.1 (tar 1.11.8(?), 64 options by my count) vs ubuntu precise (1.26-4ubuntu1, 144), according to the manpages, single-letter variants removed:
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is that a.. toad?
i didn't think i'd ever actually see or use a pentium; wild shit
hm, haven't had an ATX power supply start crackling on me before
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still alive, to the clear dismay of many; pictured: baby man, little baby, little baby man, little baby baby baby man, little baby, baBYMA
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cats: in, IEDs: out. controversial, I know, but a simple policy nonetheless
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as long as the cat desires to explode from within and wasn't only improvised to do so externally: in, because that cat then understands how to become explosive and why; if I'm then deemed explodably expendable, then I probably had it coming, tbh
who wants to buy an Xperia Z3 screen, these are the only photos
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potion-seller,
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not only is this a god-tier pun, it's also "stealing" a police car
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tzpfms v0.1.0 now out – https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/tzpfms – supporting TPM2 and TPM1.X local or remote devices, dracut (except no-systemd) and initramfs-tools in all configurations for root-on-ZFS! get it while it's hot, &c.
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as ever: paclage :) https://debian.nabijaczleweli.xyz/README
this is actually pretty cool, if so slight to be almost invisible in normal over-head lighting
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the marketing does not lie, i guess; the THICC II really is
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that's in comparison to what I'd read as a normal two-slot PCIe card, the trusty-until-it-melted by design, going how many of them are on the used market with this exact problem, R9 270X https://twitter.com/nabijaczleweli/status/1293149889468268546
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i mean, that's not a huge board in the first place, but uhhhhh yeah
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bruh that's a fuckin' car grill
fitting, for something weighing 1173g (319g more than the 270X, and that's not light either!) i guess
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can't say I've made a crutch for a GPU before, but
just got called a gamer and i don't think i can ever recover
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please my keyboard has a solid white backlight, i have a 1600x900 60Hz monitor, and a wireless mouse; please revoke my gamer card im begging
Replying to @seekingdogwife
ok for honour player hed
Replying to @Guriwesu
you stand to profit materially from my gamer status or lack thereof, and therefore your gamerpinions are invalid due to the potential conflict of interest
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dont like this!
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gam/er pronouns in bio when?
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please i am old and cannot see
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it has come to my attention that not everyone has terminal computer brain, and that apparently my hand is more representative than a Standard™
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twitter.png
Y'know what? fuck you. *ages your zealand*
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scored this (in march(?), when i still went outside because the air was just the regular amount of poison) for hilariously cheap, probably because it's terminated with this god-awful thing; what sort of barbaric "civilisation" would invent and use this?
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begone, american hegemony
>bruh stop throwing zen's a healer
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there's just something so inexplicably funny about outdamaging three (3) supposedly-DPS heroes in a deathmatch
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this is accurate to this day somehow
this does not have a USB plug, but what it does have is a break-out into five different jacks, one of which 3.5mm audio, a "VOLT CHANGE SW" between 12/9/7.5/6/4.5/3 and a "POLARITY SW".
unfortunately, none of these, except the claimed 1A(!) output are a lie
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that's a LOOSE TRANSFORMER, BAYBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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one amp my arse lol
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that's just.. i.? wh
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if you're counting along at home: that's one (1) RB152 rectifier @ 1.5A 50V, one (1) 650Ω eighth-watt resistor, one (1) tiny LED, one (1) electrolytic i forgot to shoot the side of and now failed to dig out the trash, two (2) switches, one selecting the winding, another polarity
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
this is a horrible device! it has no reason to have existed! why would you put a random vaguely-flat voltage at a random polarity over a 3.5mm audio jack! what the fuck!
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at least i trust this transformer barely more than the previous death-trap (1), but uhh. not much. it literally rattled around inside as i shook the damned thing!! https://twitter.com/nabijaczleweli/status/1334999790606831620
man being the strangest monster of all vs monsterfuckers
people i trust implicitly:
❌ friends
❌ family
✔️ everyone in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/
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after all those years of searching, I've decided that this is the creation myth for me
in this moment i am weak (because ive ordered a thousand Boneless stickers); in three weeks i will be powerful beyond any mortal (because i will have a thousand Boneless stickers)
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so i noticed that the core is skewed earlier and uhh apparently it's just some sheets sprung together?
I've never seen a core this cheap or this shit before, I'm actually amazed
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<@NimbleJack3> this is terrifying
<@NimbleJack3> any compliance marks on this are definitely counterfeit
i didn't really notice it previous, besides that it kinda looked weird, but there are no symbols on the case, save the manufacturer logo. none at all.
questionably useful pir-8 back-end for yaxpeax, of @iximeow fame
not a fan of this!
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i mean, this entire ISA has an audience of three people and a single implementation (indeed, the one the back-end above's using) which already has an emulator/debugger and binutils, so probably not? i kinda just wanted to get in on the yaxpeax fun
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Zenyatta is a Class
i can be yuor angle,, or you're devil
I've acquired a horrible object
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it's, unfortunately, exactly what it looks like, and no more: a microSD-compatible PCB, 25cm of god-awful tape, and a push-push SD slot
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direct read is roughly 1MB/s faster through this than when plugged into a proper USB-C dongle lmao
I'm assuming i wouldn't be able to replicate this in a high-noise environment, but still
Replying to @d_ilia_dt
the insulation on the cable is rated for 80 degrees and the ABS(?) starts moulding around that temperature as well, so I doubt this is much of a problem
considering taking a survey to finally answer the reasonable concerns i have regarding the trans debate (whether my ass is fat enough)
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w- why are the fish blowing bubbles? why isn't the squid?? why are the /books/ blowing bubbles??? oh my god is this the library of alexandria 2
clang! (audio very much on)
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(shamelessly stolen from https://twitter.com/lunasorcery/status/1296174934222344195)
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login header that says "UNIX Version 4.3" in October 1991 – SunOS?
Sun Microsystems is also a leader in the workstation market, with its latest products pushing 96 megabytes of operational memory and 7.6 gigabytes of disk memory, all at 28.5 MIPS and 4.2 MFLOPS! whew!
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inconceivable to me that zombies just straight-up didn't exist in '91 to the point where the status is described as "Z – ghost processes (eng. zombie)"
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this says that if computers are connected via TCP/IP then the addressing scheme is user@computer, but UUCP also ran over TCP/IP, so?
calling out vegan catgirls for not being historically accurate
RT @nabijaczleweli: clang! (audio very much on)
becoming a Big Endian truther, to impress girls
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im gonna be honest with you, i have no idea what a truther is in general except confused, so something along the lines of "true big endian has never been tried because IBM is hiding it from us" probably
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(but personally i support big endian because its cute)
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i guess it's true, some opinions /do/ reflect those holding them, huh
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hey, it's not wrong if it wo^W^W^W if you're just plain right
damn ya endian fat whats ur pronouns
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id recommend against this, im just gay and stupid
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i cannot perform under pressure so im gonna 🦀🦀🦀 before i embarrass myself more than usual
hot and annoying pride flag
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frankly, i shoulda gone to sleep when i fucked up writing https://twitter.com/nabijaczleweli/status/1339027941783719936 but im too gay for my own good
apparently 🦀🦀🦀
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I've means-tested it after posting and consensus seemed to be that it didn't primarily read as "no u", hence bad
ROGD (republic of gamers daemon)
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trade mark listing, Ethernet(!) stood out to me, apparently Xerox(!!) relinquished during standardisation, 11 years before this book was released, NFS(??), now apparently lapsed, and TeX, now abandoned; wild shit
RT @ErisMeatPuppet: @nabijaczleweli Uh oh, wooks wike somebunny is gonna get cancew-wancewwed. The post u made is totawwy a sociaw justice…
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"tftp: A simplified version of the ftp program."
this one gets me because it's just a big fat lie mans made up on the spot after decomposing the acronym
tftp(1) as far as BSD2.10 is "tftp - trivial file transfer program" and /clearly/ contrasts TFTP with FTP, like???
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spot the issue
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quick cum pass 3
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personally i think transformers should bleed for their crimes against designers
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never been quite sure what the point of the Big Fuckoff Inductor™ was, but it also seems to be hiding a foil cap this time
"Office 365 migration", known as "local Outlook can now send mail, but will not download any folders", or "how i missed two and a half days of mail"
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also this is where i complain that it takes multiple seconds and two reflows to search through roughly a hundred mails, which neomutt does in half a second (or, on IMAP-searching, in the span of a reflow, but that's hardly fair) on a 198974-message mailbox
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this is moderately slower (and feels infinitely slower) than father's Outlook 2019 with however-many-gigabytes of mail in his spool
you know it's a good day when ddrescue floods dmesg with
posting to da gender list, who up
they're convening
predicted feb 2021 discourse: Documentation Considered Harmful
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they should kiss.., i think
i have gone to the office and im on a mound, ama
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now this. this is a mound. very cool. you don't see these anywhere else for a reason
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i cant talk right now im doing hot girl shit (failing to climb a hill and almost fucking dying)
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I would, but having just almost missed a root and yeeted myself, I think I've had enough hot girl shit for the next month at least tbh
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the exposure sucks and the lens on my phone is fogged, but this is a classic ripped-fence-with-path situation (see that white rock in center-frame? it's the next bit of this mountain, and there's a sheer thirty-meter drop that starts somewhere in the grass and shrub; fun!)
so i have a router, one I hope to do unspeakable things to, and this is D-Link's website; relatively normal for a vendor in 2020. but that GPL compliance link goes somewhere else...
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to this INCREDIBLE page. it took over fifteen seconds to fully load.
the woman on the top? she's 169x132
the nav on the left? that's not a list, that's text.
the "I agree" link? javascript:nextStep()
the server? actually in Taiwan
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agreeing to the GPL (?) shows this immaculately paginated list of.. firmwares with GPL components in them?
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and also another tab, for some reason, with a registration form and "Copyright c 2006"
what
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finding my device via the nav and a similar search yields me this. /none/ of the rows are links, but if clicked redirect to (2) with the actual link, after six seconds' load
highlights include "GPL Source Code" that grew 2x to 1.6G between 2.10 and 2.11 and another that's 7G(!)
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i expected the download to take days, but the files are on S3 (indeed, "dlink-gpl" subdomain)?
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oh, great, there's firmwares for my revision but source only for the later ones
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better yet, this appears to have a ubicom chip in it, which was apparently bought by qualcomm, and is "based on Ubicom32 Architechture, which is not related to MIPS, ARM or x686. Linux running on this unique architechture has some novel concepts, andthey are explained below."
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more good news about the architecture :)
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i was hoping to, dunno, use this thing for something novel or weird but apparently not i guess
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oh, that almost-seven-gig firmware? it isn't, the number's out of someone's arse. it's 778M
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I'd personally argue that a printed copy of The International Standard cannot usefully exist either way
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support for the "Ubicom IP2000" ISA was obsoleted in GCC 4.0.0 and never upstreamed to Linux; the D-Link source uses uClibc, and a brief consultation with the ISA hints at no memory protection, so of little usefulness either way; less sad now, knowing this
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inb4 yaxpeax-ubicom32 when
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we should use big endian more, especially on chips that support it like my ho^Wtest MIPS 1004Kc V2.15 edgerouter that's mipsel for some reason, because it would have hid this bug and I wouldn't have to worry about it
I've been thinking a lot about this, and I think I'm ready to finally upgrade my computing experience to the next level
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imaged all the floppies that I had lying around, and the MS-DOS 6.22 floppies were in almost-pristine condition, but the ones that I'd made two-three years ago were all mildly-to-moderately fucked. wild
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as ever, if you use rp-pppoe or pppd's pppoe plugin, pls test :) https://dianne.skoll.ca/pipermail/rp-pppoe/2020q4/000602.html
sure, capitalism might alienate me from my product, and, indeed, the very work generating it, but i don't have to do accounting, so you can't say if it's bad or not
b2b pricing got me acting unreasonable (i didnt realise the prices were excl. vat so i acquiesced a mips devboard because im a fool and want to impress th^W girls with my cool big-endian cpu)
the cat is learning about wifi, do NOT disrupt
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even cats – especially cats – understand the perils of the interconnected, wireless society we find ourselves in nowadays
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on jah im boutta kiss the 802.11n cat
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inside of you there are two entities:
one is the largest known to man, capable of murder at an unprecedented scale and overthrowing governments, should that be desired
the other is little happy tiny baby for kissing, ruffling, and adoring
you are a domestic cat
so i was in the office on the guest wifi, making a buster chroot, and libbz2, libsystemd0, libudev1, and openjdk-11-jre-headless debs apparently match some AV signature, because i got a 403 and a "you did a fucky wucky" page lmao
I've acquired a post-lease Fujitsu-branded monitor today, it came with a Fujitsu-branded PSU to plug in the back.
it plugged in the back.
thank shit i have the same PSU for my work laptop and double-checked, because that shit is 19V and the hole is 12V.
quality experience :)
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doing 3v3s, two swedes in a group, after talking with me for a moment asked if i was "a guy or a girl, or uh transgender"
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carving this into a potato and stamping on my forehead
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where is IBM hiding the quad fault?????? you know the mainframes be on that good shit
looking for: architecture that will let me fault at least five times, preferably in big-endian
Writing code 3h
Writing tests 1h
Building and testing 2h
Unfucking SVN 32.5h
Customer support 1.5h
someone who is good at programming please help me budget this. my product is dying
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this post sponsored by *spins wheel* cloning an entire fucking repository again because i apparently deleted a directory in my worktree and this cannot be fixed
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no
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saw the bastard again. love him :)
custom fundamentalists are asleep, post festive cactus
violating the gpl for fun and profit (rms shitting his pants the next summer solstice)
it was not by my hand that i was once again given cactus
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my words are as empty as these pots
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so, cisco router ethernet jacks
it's time (for cat in the basket)
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women get many upvoat.. how about rag basket cat?
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these all look like shit because its dark and they're all like one to three seconds, but itd be a crime not to shoot cat in da rag basket
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haha what if we were in the rag basket,, and we're both cats ?
wonder how hard it'd be to teach strace zfs ioctls
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"shockingly easy", it'd seem, but I've found a new level of autohell in the process
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https://lists.strace.io/pipermail/strace-devel/2020-December/010301.html
fuckin gpt1 dril readin ass
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blaming @The6P4C for having read that outstanding backronym,, the cable do be kinda blursed doe
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PDC002, just like gram used to make; or, rather, just how you posted about and i wanted one to dick about/follow along with
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what if you wanted to buy a pdc001, but the baby had been fully upgraded and you were asked to please upgrade the version below to take the link below?
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that being said, try as i might, i absolutely cannot decipher what the difference between the two is through the identifier soup that are the aliexpress listings
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takeing The Mainframe off-line to upgrade the link and the version from another system, as a bit
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had to bring out The Big Camera to resolve the markings on the 6-pin IC (360A0 76345), in addition to cleaning off the heavy cu^W flux(?) off that side
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PDC002, a cable configuration dongle, or, as I like to call it, PDC001S, an input device
flirting with girls by folllowing them on github
the inherent homoeroticism between overwatch streamers and jeff kaplan
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damn, we really out here, huh; is there a point at which a gag is too stupid or esoteric?
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one could say that that would be, in fact, that very point. but what do I know
flirting with girls by imitating junkrat's accent, badly
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when you're close and she whispers "I'm ready to go Whole Hog®!" in your ear
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to quote an australian: "is this anything"
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well, it only took me a year, but here we are at last
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this post brought to you by x32 sid on HP rp5700 with a DRM-bypassing BCM5720 :)
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at (almost) 1Gbps down, one CPU is close to completely pegged with no process seeming to claim it; WAN's on the onboard which has tiny buffers, stuck in iowait to the NIC?
Win32 is a kernelless multiserver platform
hm wait what the hell rustup has a x86_64-unknown-linux-gnux32 target, and it's actually building (if badly)?
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it's a stable SysV ABI (https://sites.google.com/site/x32abi/), but afaik glibc is the only libc that supports it, and suboptimally at that (e.g. by mq_attr and timespec having wrong member types; it was also plain fucked on sid a few months ago). the quad naming is definitely unfortunate
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and I only had to patch two crates!
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i tried, I failed, lesson is: never try
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i mean, I know it's never a codegen bug, but is this a codegen bug?
the breakpointed path works, the selected instruxion, segfaulting, is "mov esi,DWORD PTR ds:0xc2b675" (so, 0x00C2B925 if I decoded the segmented address right?), which (a) isn't mapped, and (b) on amd64?
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it appears that GDB decoder is wrong about this, kernel says that's dereferencing 0xC2B675, yaxpeax decodes that fragment as "8b342575b6c200: mov esi, [0xc2b675]", correctly, it'd seem
idgi, isnt street racing just.. driving?
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i was gonna make up some schtick about how it's weird for this space to be empty after so long, but it appears that this apex predator has filled this niche already
can cats be sad because they haven't the power which they seek, and if so, how do I grant it them?
the fact that i have to get Cat 6A cables to avoid CCA garbage and it costs roughly the same is definitely indicative of something in our society
you've heard of memory mappings, now get ready for
going ham on FSF pundits, as a pick-up line
need me a gf who does products subtraction and make them good, all i can find out here is hoes who've been hyping up concepts :/
boys who kiss the homies goodnight vs men who uwu at the homies goodnight
going back in time and avoiding getting a rabies vaccine to allow me to froth at the mouth at AWS
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what form!
having a normal one and installing s390x debian in qemu to fix an issue on a rust library
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it wouldn't be a real Platform if you didn't have to mknod before the real init and the installer worked on something other than stretch
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this took two hours
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rustup-init reliably crashes qemu now; great
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sid chroot, as ever, to the rescue. but god damn if this doesn't kinda blow
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turned out to just be big-endian and not any cool fuckiness; boo https://github.com/nabijaczleweli/safe-transmute-rs/issues/64
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coffee for the cat,, bastard mode all day long
every day someone discovers suckless, and every day i am forced to see people turn bigot against them
good. more.
we've all heard of the chad/thad/lad trichotomy, but what about
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according to http://www.st.com/st-web-ui/static/active/en/resource/technical/document/user_manual/CD00147165.pdf SH-4 has 234 distinct instructions if I haven't missed any. does that still qualify as a RISC?
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one vector, one matrix+vector op (FVn are {FRn, FR[n+1], FR[n+2], FR[n+3]} vectors, XMTRX is a 4x4 matrix over all of XF[0..=15])
f
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throw that cat in a circle
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i've truly missed putting bespoke compilers into http://build.rs, where you least expect them
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6558 instructions free, 58977 instructions defined, and 2215 instructions with multiple valid decodes, apparently(?)
AFAICT it's just narrow and wide variants conflicting at size boundaries, but still kinda weird
my girl asked for a hitachi... damn they kinda expensive; any thing for her tho,,
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is this remotely anything or am i just looping
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SolutionEdge with da FSQRT DRn😏
how do I tell someone on my bugtracker to Go And Figure Out How To Do Use Their Distribution And Do Cross-Compilation Themself It's Not That Difficult You Just Have To Lie To Cargo A Bit If You Use GCC Holy Shit I Will Go Monke Mode
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they're just having a grand old time, who am i to tell them to stop? more data should look like this ,in my opinion
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integrity? dc offset? clock domains? impedance? what are you talking about? lets go vibe in the thicknet
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the fun never STOPs on the hydraulic telegraph (now with QSPI rubber duckies!)
are we getting fucking shelled? im not vaguely near the border tho??
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apparently my neighbours have a small-caliber mortar and some sort of bright ordnance that explodes above my head. what the fuck is going on
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im still alive, so whoever was doing this was a lil' bitch
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whatever this was, it has stopped. try harder next time ig
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i was concerned about the 700ms http://build.rs, but, uh, including 9MB of generated code puts cargo into chug city anyway, so