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@navi@social.vlhl.dev Which in a way is the worst move they could have done. Like suckless as a whole was suspicious, but now it's basically confirmed.

@snacks@netzsphaere.xyz @r0se@social.vlhl.dev reminds me that the bootloader on sparc and macppc is mostly written in forth. (called OpenFirmware/OpenBIOS)

@flyingsaceur@ioc.exchange Here it's probably going to be a bastardized NetBSD and probably more 9front and Haiku. (With whatever hardware I have lying around)

@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org @xarvos@outerheaven.club Which is a nice quote although I often feel like part of the reason for inaction/dismissal is just "Bah, it always happens to others/elsewhere"

@TheOneDoc@tech.lgbt @nixCraft@mastodon.social Yeah, plus kind of funny in that context, like dropping emails but going seriously into chatbots…

@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org Well done on having it reproducible as well ^^

@fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose@pl.pinkro.se @navi@social.vlhl.dev True but well design mistakes happen and shadow was pretty much just moving the password field (2nd field, typically set to either x or nothing these days) away from /etc/passwd, so a single root-only file is a pretty straightforward change. Weirder is more on BSDs that also got something similar to /etc/shadow but different filename + content.

@navi@social.vlhl.dev @fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose@pl.pinkro.se Reminds me that musl got tcb shadow support (each entry going to /etc/tcb/$user/shadow instead of one gigantic file, so can have better ACLs). And I got that on my machines but it's a bit of a mess to have stuff like screenlockers support it since suddenly they don't need to be suid or do pam-backdoors anymore.

@dan@m.danq.me > except now there's no tracking, no ads Which is probably why they made it an app, much more of a pain to block that crap when they have way more permissions for their code and users much less abilities to block things.

@sathariel@diclonius.princess.wedding @druid@diclonius.princess.wedding Fire Force but from a pretty different timeline, lol

@druid@diclonius.princess.wedding @snacks@netzsphaere.xyz As (Twitch)TV ads should always be linked to :D

@prahou@merveilles.town Phone bad!

@ShadowJonathan@tech.lgbt How it's been feeling here since at least monday…

@mia@movsw.0x0.st @xgranade@wandering.shop Thankfully I only experienced ATi after it got open-source drivers but yeah wouldn't have believed it either.

@foone@digipres.club Or that you started it on the right machine…

@druid@diclonius.princess.wedding I don't really watch sports, even less football ^^ Like heck, I don't think I've even watched a single football anime in the sports ones I've watched.

@siina@social.criminallycute.fi @remilia@social.cyberia9.org Forest village elder. I like having my own living space too much but being not too far from friends is great.

@rose@pl.pinkro.se @genchu@sakurajima.social More reminds me of oasis linux as it uses git submodules to fetch most of the sources. (Which I kind of dislike, means a hardcoded git dependency, keep your base smol everyone)

@druid@diclonius.princess.wedding As in swimming club? Yeah, it's pretty cool, although makes me wish there would be a shonen-ai spinoff at this point. Like part of Hibike Euphonium is best described as "official yuribait" but it got this beautiful movie that's "Liz and the Blue Bird" as a spinoff.

@techokami@woof.tech @trashheap@tech.lgbt Yeah, although SCO went bankrupt, and it doesn't seems like all of it got transferred into Xinuos, seems to have been particularly messy. Plus well Xenix wasn't an in-house OS so there's probably dependencies in it that are still proprietary.

@rose cat /dev/sleep/${duration}

@oiseau_rouge@corneill.es Après j'avoue que ça serait con de faire du végétal en mode agro-industriel, donc c'est pas tant que ça incompatible. Mais y'a un gros changement de priorité à faire dans les mouvements.

@rose@pl.pinkro.se meanwhile reminds me of all the weird stuff I've used to open a beer bottle, thankfully all of them successful.

@p@fsebugoutzone.org @lumi@snug.moe Well LLM code is going to be statistically average at best, and at very least 90% of code is pure crap nobody wants to read (and so nobody reads). But it's far from the only problem, like AT&T Unix code was (and quite few times still is) great, but nobody would touch it for anything legal back in the early 90's and even now it's still a bit unclear depending on the versions. Plus outside of purely code, since then there's also the absolute spam of completely bogus security reports, same breed as people throwing a full set of static analyzers and fuzzers without any kind of thoughts in their brains, except now it's with stuff that doesn't even qualifies as tools.

@niconiconi@mk.absturztau.be Kind of awkward to have this in the spec, like… I'd typically more push that problem on the protocol+clients (quite like how ZFS doesn't really trusts storage, after all it's external).

@techokami@woof.tech @thomholwerda@exquisite.social @mir@ice.ch3.st Another way with no grep needed: https://repo.antixlinux.com/trixie/pool/main/x/

@oiseau_rouge@corneill.es Solution qui quelque part se fera sans doute adopté un peu de force. En tout cas vu les dégâts je verrais mal les produits carniste pas doubler voire tripler de prix simplement par manque de production.

@fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose@pl.pinkro.se @navi@social.vlhl.dev Yeah, saw it some years ago and then went something like: Why the heck is virtually nobody using this? It's such a clean way of doing it.

@mia@movsw.0x0.st @xgranade@wandering.shop … How does one feel pain of something they haven't experienced. (Although, I got the experience of downloading tarballs at high-school for home computer because of wifi hotspots being usually at roughly 2-digits kilobytes speeds)

@mia@movsw.0x0.st Average DNSSEC experience…

@druid@diclonius.princess.wedding Huh TIL Arnie is short for Arnold, typical nickname over here is Schwarzy.

@TindrasGrove@infosec.exchange Kind of thing which also often makes me wonder what happens if someone looses their phone and they got all their sms/2fa stuff in it. Wouldn't even be surprised that it would be a struggle to buy a new sim card, and well last time I bought a cellphone they wanted the number for the delivery (usually to ping beforehand or in case bell/intercom doesn't works).

@domi@donotsta.re Wouldn't be surprised that once I move to a more reasonable ISP I'd just download their full-view and ban out Meta entirely, at least on the server side of things.

@rose@pl.pinkro.se Eh? There's nothing about that on github?

@moody In fact here's something "funny" about web-engines: They all rely on Chromium (ANGLE for WebGL, libwebrtc for WebRTC). So for the modern web you need friends at Google.

@rose What is sleep(1) ?

@MaryAustinBooks@mstdn.social Also it's me or that 14th century law was originally written in old french?

Which… I think might have been mistranslated, with confusion between «armeure»(old)/«armure»(current) (=> armor) and «arme» (=> weapon). «defendre [h portement] darmes, et totes autre force contre nre pais» doesn't translates to "defend [x9 Force] of Armour, and all other Force against our Peace" but to "defend wearing weapons, and all other Force against our Peace".

Old French dictionary:

• http://micmap.org/dicfro/search/complement-godefroy/armeure
• http://micmap.org/dicfro/search/complement-godefroy/arme aep_13130000_enm_1517594_001.jpeg

@mid_kid@fosstodon.org Part of me wishes I would have used it once just for the experience, another part of me is glad I haven't had to mess with cd/dvds much in the past ~10 years (in fact my desktop has a drive for them but hasn't been plugged for 10+ years).

@ariadne@social.treehouse.systems and allows to not just contact deceased family/friends but any sort of people

@druid@diclonius.princess.wedding

On December 28, 1999, Satan arrives on Earth and possesses an investment banker.

Oh man, Satan as a banker.

@mia@movsw.0x0.st @xgranade@wandering.shop I'm so glad I haven't had to touch xorg.conf in ages. (sauce: https://xkcd.com/963/ ) x11.png

@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange At least table does say per second but in a very tiny font and abbreviated. Which is also a bit funny when you notice they also use a tiny font for the 16.8 million colors bit, so a bad print / quick read would make it look worse than the others.

@niconiconi@mk.absturztau.be Couldn't you put the kexec into the Alpine side of things so it's a single-jump?

@p@fsebugoutzone.org @lumi@snug.moe Oh they're not really guidelines in my case, it's there so bans can be made immediately and be justified, and so others know the codebase will be kept clean. Then like maybe for the extremely rare few that may occasionally use LLMs and still have reading comprehension, that they shouldn't direct it my way. It's why there's nothing close to a "please", and more intended to be like a bar where there's a "drug dealers will be booted out" sign.

@domi@donotsta.re please tell me that's something like the beta endpoint…

@hfaust@shitposter.world Nah, I don't think [Commie] would pull this, that's a [HorribleSubs] kind of thing :P

@dalias@hachyderm.io @briankrebs@infosec.exchange Kind of thing where it could make sense to get one to publish the IPs they're controlling it from, plus any sort of protocol fingerprints.

@phnt@fluffytail.org @p@fsebugoutzone.org @sun@shitposter.world @lumi@snug.moe @mischievoustomato@tsundere.love Plus it very much depends on the needs, like how your typical politician could probably be replaced by a 80's chatbot.

@druid@diclonius.princess.wedding I mean I just wish it would be more official, like how it plays in "Yuri on Ice!"

@siina@social.criminallycute.fi Neat Also I feel like you're about the only one on fedi which periodically changes of pfp without that being confusing. ^^