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the cat is a perfect specimen, filled with deception and ill-truths. but those hips do not lie
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for all his general cool and hipness, i don't think he's ever partook in a selfie before. an embarrassment for a man of his stature
as of this morning, my shitty x32 sid router has better uptime than the entirety of the polish internet backbone https://twitter.com/nabijaczleweli/status/1354011664119705606
a group of hog enjoyers, or "hoggers",
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
"yo zarya, this is not skirmish; come back"
somehow hard pressing W and inting your brains out is a valid way to play this god damned game
when you're /definitely/ having a very normal one
Replying to @marcinskarbek
unless nouveau supports it (which a cursory gargle hints "no" at) you're a complete nutcase, yeah
Replying to @dazabani
oh, each drew momento is stupider and voiced obnoxiouser than the last;the rust thing is relatively tame, you're missing out on a multi-part "one true way to write C" followed by "why threads are unusable and thread users bad", 96% of which self-induced with his dogshit C dialect
thinking about writing a unix again. dark time ahead
the new Whiskas Supreme content collection with the rare orange 3M label just dropped! #ad #poggies
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
ive posted outrageous cringe, but i still have all my subscriber. curious!
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just got told off for my package versions :/
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POGGIESO!OIAOPIOPIOPJADJ:ASJKDA sjkd; l
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hm, not sure what got into me last night; probably the same thing that convinced me to arrive at this final version
liminal space
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nothing good is about to happen if you've gotta pull up the freedesktop gitlab, no highly esteemed deed is commemorated there
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a fan of seeing how much im spiralling at any given moment by the timestamps growing closer together and the names going less intelligible
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
i considered myself a powerful entity, but this isn't valued https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/merge_requests/558
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
not sure how a Normal Person™ for whom a CPU-day is more than an hour and doesn't have literal days to spend on, hell, arriving at even the "this is libinput's problem" stage's supposed to deal with these (well, going by the referenced issue the answer is "be sad", point stands)
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
at least now i can unironically say that this piece of shit took me a solid week lol
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
i pressed ctrl-i and dragged eight points around and decided this is fine art now. i can feel my nose filling with snot by the second
bandcamp friday? more like bandcamp frigay! https://nabijaczleweli.bandcamp.com/
it may surprise you, but Twiztid did have a short shanty stint with their hit song "Bussy, o'head open"!
Replying to @gravislizard
This might border on pedantry, but if you're running a modern OS on a Ryzen 12-core, you're gonna be running in long mode, not protected mode.
Also, I'm not sure how much I buy the damage location vs what it'll hit analysis, past very early boot.
Replying to @gravislizard
If you're running with KASLR (and you reasonably are), the kernel will relocate to a random point in RAM (ISTR kNetBSD relocating to top of physical)?
Confer (1) and (2): the main chunk of system RAM starts at 4GiB and ends at ~97GiB, and the kernel lives around 12.6GiB
Replying to @gravislizard
In addition, any kernel allocations and mappings (indeed, all of userspace) can go pretty much anywhere into the System RAM regions, so any Fucked Up bit of RAM can affect anyone (granted, the kernel usually allocates less than userspace and corruption in caches won't crash).
Replying to @gravislizard
usually you can bet on starting with the same sticks mapped to the same places, so if you hit the bit the bootloader uses, it can be relatively consistent, but it's also not unheard of (i.e. i remember whitequark hitting it) for firmware updates to change the initial memory map
Replying to @gravislizard
ah shit, i completely missed that this is a retweet of a year-old post. hope this is useful either way?
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
he's moving, a solemn moment for all involved
PCB (pretty cursed board)
Replying to @t35girl
birthday reagan grave rave, queen shit
lisp enthusiasts are always raving about the extinxion of lisp machines or whatever, but you can get a perl machine no problem, like, just install Debian?
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
well, it seems that I didn't completely fuck Genuine Wacoms™ at least
you ever see a licence and uh
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just say you hate queers, its fine
uhoh
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found with 10 degrees board temp and actual fog on the fucking front panel lcd lmao
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classic snow-in-server-room moment, we've all done it
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sod the IA, this is whata real archive station looks like
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this is the ideal label. you may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like
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wonder if any hardware for this still exists
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"Microsoft Word"
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normal day in normal binux
okay so when can i import curium as speedrun paraphernalia?
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damn, 2002(!) era five-part mail address
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Skills: computer usage: able to work with the internet (usage of WWW pages, web searchers, electronic mail, &c); operational knowledge of DOS, Windows 3.x and Windows'9x operating systems, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Power-Point), Adobe Photoshop, Origin, Quattro Pro) programs
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
we really haven't gone far since then, have we
cat just excitedly vored a handful of popcorn. cant believe im nurturing an american spy
giving infosec chuds a heart attack and "compromising my system" by plugging in literally any peripheral that allows it to operate in a vaguely useful way
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
i see you purport to be an "infosecspert" but you use something other than a purge-strapped TALOS II workstation compiled on a pre-heartbleed Pentium 4 system to post on Twitter from a browser that supports JavaScript. curious!
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
who made the usb controller in your keyboard? chinese workers? well gosh hootin' darn, ain't that funny, weren't those the guys that pose a "serious threat to your democracy" or summat? who fabbed your screen, again?
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
[something about using EDID being arbitrary code execution and "real men writing their own modelines"]
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i'm actually curious how this sort infosec brain-poison looks in its absolute logical conclusion. posting from risc-v? a discrete-transistor computer? reinventing fifty years of electronics again? loading twitter for an hour on an eniac-sized computer? [something about Plan 9?]
Replying to @Mayabotics
yeah but you cant shame computer users on twitter from there so whats the point
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
this is what the rise of consumer high-speed networking and large reliable discs took from us. we must go back
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
incidentally, this CD goes "no medium" in the TS-L633C my R710 shipped with and actually poisons the HP DH16D5S in my other machine to return no medium until a power cycle, regardless of anything I've tried afterward
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
building the linux Debian package, again, idly looking at find(1) for the module i've changed to appear, again, so I can inject it into my innocent pure distro kernel, again.
the subject of the day changes, it was cifs.ko last time, the methodology is perfect and needn't
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
and to THINK they let people this cool and hot post on this web site! https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/merge_requests/558#note_796468
JTAG, or Java Tag,
type systems are just making up guys that only want to make out with certain other types of guys
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
card reader
/writer
windows 98 only
vision 2.0
was Vision the reader? is it auxiliary software? how could it connect to the computer for Win98 to not have a driver matching it out-of-box?
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
so many questions: what do drivers for a monitor entail? is the Electronic User's Manual just a pile of HTML optimised for what-ever the resolution of it was, given the prominent IE badge? why isn't IceAdjust trade-marked, but LightFrame is? what could LightFrame do?
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
FotoLook. with an f. the nineties must have been a Fun Time, linguistically
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Feast of the Commercialeaters
12 /best/ foreign /adverts/.
Press CD with run if you have at least a PC Pentium 133, 16 MB RAM, […], Windows 9x, NT, 2000. In case of issues […], please install media player from the disc. An html (index.html file) version for Macintosh users.
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
yes, it's literally an auto-starting executable for windows with an installer for and full collection of plugins for Macromedia Director, and a surprisingly good HTML tree with <embed>s of those same .mpg videos. wild shit.
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
ugh, why do we not /do/ this sort of design anymore?
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a what, sorry?
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
yep, that's exactly what it says, unfortunately
there appear to have been some hog-based fonts which have unfortunately rotten away in the years since, and all data files appear to be in a format unreadable to anyone but this ware. alas(?)
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
THE LADS
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
all audiobook CDs from this era say radio drama on them, despite all being plain readings
yesterday i heard on the radio that The Polish Radio Archive is releasing old dramas in some digital form, most of which were proper dramas. all the talking points called them audiobooks.
Replying to @marcinskarbek
i mean, yeah, it's the Right Way to do it, but if you have that, why bundle an atrocious (I'm assuming, but they never aren't) executable whose only role is to show bitmaps and ShellExecuteA some videos? that's just something from this era that i never understood
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
I have watched through the commercials. They're all Very Horny, or Down-right Inscrutable. there's one funny one. https://lfs.nabijaczleweli.xyz/0005-ancient-CD-archive
resizing two filesystems and a ZFS pool completely unscathed after executing a perfect series of Fdisk techniques
what if we're both mxes 🙈 and we handshook on port 25 😩
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
bro bro just relay this mail bro its really well written i promise its going to a friend please bro relay it what you cant dial my port 25 back? oh damn must be temporary routing problem bro i promise
Replying to @atax1a
when she hit you with a frankly inappropriate 250-SIZE back 😏
Replying to @beccadottex
I've successfully exported a zvol out of a shitty 2010 HDD over NVMe-OF over TCP over Wi-Fi before and it worked surprisingly well, but that probably has slacker timings
why cant i be like her :// (dpkg-buildpackage)
driven mad by my pursuit of power (under-20-minute kernel module builds)
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
i tried building just the two modules i need but then the module symbols don't match and linux refuses to load them, so i need to build all of them, so I need to spend seven cpu-hours for each iteration which would be fine if i knew what the fuck i was doing, but I don't, so aAaa
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
hit the part of the HID handling that blames (across one rename) back to the original git import, and it's thoroughly fucked. great time. love too have it.
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
the best I can find is this very descriptive 2.4.0 import, which is the same fucking thing across another rename. i saw davej/history.git mentioned as having pre-2.4 history on LWN but it doesn't exist anymore. is there /any/ way to get that history?
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
first appeared in 2.3.99-pre3, i scraped March 2000 and the previous few months off http://lkml.org and it doesn't appear there (and there are hardly any mails from Greg K-H, who I'm 99% sure wrote this and other bits of the USB driver, none of them with patches). hlep
just got targeted by a steam account stealing scam, but at least i got this gem out of it lol
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
when your device is /definitely/ working like it should
yes, the "pen down" state is, without context, indistinguishable from "no pen". this is easy to work around (if cursed). the problematic bit is detecting rubber tool, which, ironically, I don't see a good transition for :)
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
im stuck in a hid-input.c#hidinput_hid_event timeloop and i do not like it
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this is good for the ecosystem. i think
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ehuheuheuhuehue
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thats the weed number!
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
does this patch write literal megabytes a second to the ring buffer? yes. but is it a functional implementation of Win8 stylus-on-touchsreen devices? also yes. can't win them all https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/merge_requests/558#note_802940
offered cat some couscous, she didn't want any. can't believe i live with an anprim cat
glancing at the second-hand market, im pretty sure it's decidedly cheaper to buy a fibre channel pcie card, paraphernalia, and tape drive, than just a tape drive for literally any other interconnect lol
free fact: a couple kilograms of argon in a tall steel cylinder weigh as much as the gas, thick pressure vessel, and regulator stack, somehow unexpectedly so, or may be that i haven't been outside in a year
are you friends or is she just using you for testing on your obscure hardware
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🥰 porterbox gf 😳
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is this anything
Replying to @Guriwesu
wacoms, aren't obscure, just expensive 🙈
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
i really have @The6P4C to thank for (posting, and not yelling atcme for stealing) that label because it just never misses, regardless of what it's on
alas;
you just learn so much useful information when you're friends with me
terrorised by this grey monster
Replying to @The6P4C
i forgot what the gag was gonna be, something about energy allotment for various tasks? maybe I should've allotted some more to the text bit
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CAN'T-Bus M12 Cable assemblies
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flattened
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first time for everything, i guess https://lore.kernel.org/linux-input/cover.1613582014.git.nabijaczleweli@nabijaczleweli.xyz/T/#t
twelve dollars /per item/?
Replying to @crowd_supply and @BrendanHoar
Delightful, cheers!
rm -rf: remove, recurse, force, all good
rm -fr: remove the french. perfect!
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
will a tape drive nominally for a tape library work stand-alone if i try hard enough? and other worth-while questions I ask myself as I bid on criminally cheap auctions
/my/ streamer (referring to boris johnson)
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
"In infants prematurely born (in the 28th week or earlier) in 2-3 days from inoculation, longer gaps between breaths may develop." how the fuck
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
having read the PCV13 leaflet, I've concluded that the entire field of inoculatory immunology is pissing witch-craft (but my left bicep being fucked to the point i can't lift it to parallel with ground is to be expected, which is good(?))
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
this was also oddly reflected in the qualificatory interview, which for the flu vaccine consisted of like seven questions, but i got extensively grilled, listened through, and groped for this one
isn't DirectStorage just MULTICS again
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
fun fact: if you give your touchscreen a calibration matrix, start libinput debug-gui, tap on it, then close it, you'll crash xorg :) https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/merge_requests/558#note_810270
honestly, the sheer fuckiNG AUDACITY
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i mean, having discs in the memory map isn't remotely MULTICS-related, but it'd also finally mark the return of MULTICS to the desktop, so
getting into sed as hard as I am into AWK, to own the russians
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real gs (gamers) subscribe to strace-devel for my desperate but entirely unwitting attempts to get yelled at by dvl
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god i wish that had been me
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just some lads being dudes
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and you can't even tell it's bloody winter
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
who would win: a 24-tape library with a SAS LTO-6 drive and standard IBM server PSU, or a stand-alone HP enclosure with an HP LTO-6 SAS drive and (presumably) external power brick?
apparently it's the latter, by 500USD over the former's 1000
Replying to @iximeow
ah, MULTICS
Replying to @iximeow and @JuEeHa
tested this, with O_RDWR|O_TRUNC, the answer is "nothing", unfortunately (at least under Linux, but I doubt it's any different on any other implementation, despite this being "unspecified", according to the manpage)
Replying to @iximeow and @JuEeHa
i personally think it should resize the blockdev to the value of the mode argument, tbh
s4s (shitlord for shitlord)
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
if theres any shitlords reading this
hi :)
computr
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
i was gonna tag @The6P4C in this but it wouldn't let me
came across this while cleaning; first year of high-school, this was
Replying to @eddyb_r, @jckarter and @myrrlyn
X86_X32 depends on X86_64, so no, if only for that reason; the SysV x32 ABI is essentially just an extension of the amd64 one, so you need SYSCALL, so your CPU has to be in long mode and the kernel must be able to issue SYSRET, which is amd64-only
Replying to @eddyb_r, @jckarter and @myrrlyn
i don't think this is fully, entirely, physically impossible, but I'm pretty sure you would need to eviscerate a toolchain to let you do this and the kernel startup/syscall code in a procedure very painful for all parties involved
Replying to @eddyb_r, @jckarter and @myrrlyn
I mean, wouldn't this limit normal kernel C code to being able to see no more than 4GB with its 4-byte pointers? this strikes me as suboptimal, at best
:)
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
please i cannot stop thinking about the tiny amogus i need help
Replying to @iximeow and @The6P4C
in a similar vein, i oft feel that хуй and ебать with their seemingly infinite plethora of derivatives truly are the two most valuable words within any russian speaker's vernacular
Replying to @iximeow and @The6P4C
i've heard people carry out multiple conversations consisting entirely of those two, links, and the incidental pronoun, and i don't think they've repeated a particular declension /once/ over the span of half a minute
outside i am calm
inside i am z_wr_iss
Replying to @whitequark
if not installing updates is a viable option for you, O&O ShutUp10 will let you reliably turn them off
Replying to @whitequark
I haven't tried it (I just use it as a hard stop), but there are separate options for "updates for other products (e.g. Microsoft Office)" vs "automatic updates", and disabling just the latter should play well with VS, I think
Slackware™ professional Linux Version 2.1 User's Guide Linux Release 1.1
Replying to @nabijaczleweli
as seen in (1), with many thanks to @foone for mailing it to me! https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1354656022820839425
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what you can't see from either picture is, at 30mm and 960g, just /how much book/ there is
LGPL SRS dropped??????
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Internet: info@morse.net
now a weird mail hoster, of course, but
guy who refuses to listen to kpop "because it's idolatry"
Replying to @BlueCollarMage
the more i look at this picture, the more i feel like I'm gonna spew; what did you /do/ to it?
Replying to @BlueCollarMage
if you look closely at the picture, it looks like it's stitched from several bits, there's no consistent focus depth or lighting, the wires on the right are duplicated, half of it is AI-generated, and your hands are straight out of Morrowind, and it's honestly unsettling
more people should start using the "there's more to linux than i386 http://linuxm86k.org" mail signature, i think
for a state with more guns than people, the states' legislatural arm manages weirdly long terms
if i were a cat i would simply yell loudly until i got kissed on the forehead, at which point i would instantly fold in half and fall asleep
😳 a user with a slightly different PID just told me that the driver makes a hash of their digitiser https://twitter.com/nabijaczleweli/status/1361077645853736961
thank you, Hurd, very cool