🪅-progaming

[lavish frigate]

?

[ornate quiver]

YES

I've been saying this for months

[hoary sluice]

what abt saturday

at like 7pm utc

[ornate quiver]

sounds good

[hoary sluice]

i hope inverted skeld is still there on saturday

yea until april 8th

[ornate quiver]

@cinder egret we will among us

@deep mulch

[royal nymph]

https://steamcommunity.com/id/Vendicated/games/?tab=perfect

idk if u can access that actually lol

[cinder egret]

nop

why in programming chat…..

so insane

[ornate quiver]

whyyy

are you scared

[leaden crater]

why did you not perfect hvf

[royal nymph]

whats hvf

[leaden crater]

this

[royal nymph]

cause that game sucks ass

[leaden crater]

nah its pretty good for 49cents

[crisp kestrel]

whaaart

always there for youuu

[leaden crater]

hello dummer no coding

im making my own language because all languages suck!

[crisp kestrel]

you're so mean to me

I am going to cry

[valid jetty]

@crisp kestrel is my pronunciation good

[crisp kestrel]

yes

its good

[valid jetty]

yay

[crisp kestrel]

good speaking, roșie

you suck at that book sis

[valid jetty]

😭😭😭

[crisp kestrel]

I hope you're doing well, btww— take care of yourself and gn, I'm sleeping now

silly roșie

[valid jetty]

good night !!

[deep mulch]

rösie

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice do you know why it does this

gpg: agent_genkey failed: Screen or window too small
Key generation failed: Screen or window too small

my terminal window is fullscreened

[deep mulch]

that's funny

I didn't think it would care

[leaden crater]

@valid jetty

[royal nymph]

rosie has a 20x50px monitor

[deep mulch]

@leaden crater @leaden crater

[leaden crater]

@deep mulch @deep mulch

[deep mulch]

hi

[hoary sluice]

why would gpg care

[valid jetty]

i dont know

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty I care

[valid jetty]

im trying to upload a public key to github now and its not letting me

holy shit gpg..

husk

[hoary sluice]

use ssh-keygen

not gpg

[valid jetty]

i had a gpg added earlier but i regenerated it because i didnt wanna put a password on it 😭

and now it wont accept the regenerated public key

ok it worked

[dawn ledge]

because if the window is too small they cant display the passkey prompt

[valid jetty]

yeah

yay it worked

that was pretty easy

i wonder why i didnt do this sooner

[dawn ledge]

someone recommended me to use ssh keys to sign commits

[deep mulch]

a gpg

[dawn ledge]

a gpg key

[jade stone]

yop

gpg such a pain in the ass

[dawn ledge]

what does "array-like" encapsulate

[jade stone]

if i had to guess, the type ArrayLike

[formal belfry]

e moment

[hoary sluice]

omg late ive had that for a week now

why dont u use ur ssh key

[valid jetty]

i setup both

[royal nymph]

an ArrayLike is any object with a length property and numbered properties

const arrayLike = { 0: "hi", 1: "hi", length: 2 }

[winged mantle]

veecode

[royal nymph]

most (or all?) array methods work on arraylikes

[formal belfry]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgRZNPxErEs

[dawn ledge]

suckless sucks the most

[formal belfry]

fax bruh

[dawn ledge]

make suckless software
remove 200 features in favor of patches
user now has 300 tools that do the job of one suckmore tool

[dawn ledge]

my favorite xkcd

[hoary sluice]

same

[dawn ledge]

im part of the problem, keep on making new shit even though it exists and probably better

[royal nymph]

never met a normal person who used suckless stuff

[hoary sluice]

first time i agree with vee

[royal nymph]

the only good suckless software is slock

because screen locker is the one example where a super minimal software is just enough

[dawn ledge]

Simple X display locker
raaaaah no wayland

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice if i port forward 22 on my local network is that a security vuln

for ssh

[royal nymph]

wayland is bloat

[dawn ledge]

i use rust.

[formal belfry]

wayland mid

[hoary sluice]

allow access on 22 only inside ur local network?

[dawn ledge]

bloat and all is fine but x11 apis are genuine horror

[valid jetty]

no

[hoary sluice]

i mean if u have ssh set up for only ur user and only with one specific ssh key u can open it to 0.0.0.0

[valid jetty]

i want to ssh to my thinkpad from my macbook at school

[royal nymph]

how are you port forwarding in local network

what are you forwarding to

[valid jetty]

im not

[hoary sluice]

she means opening port 22 publicly

[valid jetty]

yeah

[hoary sluice]

forwarding local 22

[valid jetty]

forwarding "internal" 22

[hoary sluice]

thats fine i do that too

as long as u have proper auth

[royal nymph]

strange wording

[valid jetty]

do you have an ultra mega secure ssh password

[hoary sluice]

just no password

[royal nymph]

so u wanna make ssh accessible to public internet?

[valid jetty]

what

why

[royal nymph]

just disable ssh password auth

[hoary sluice]

1 ssh key with access and root ssl disabled

[royal nymph]

because it's less safe

there are two types of ssh access: with ssh key and with password

[hoary sluice]

she means ssh key passwore

u can have an encrypted ssh key

[royal nymph]

you should usually disable password authentication so you can only login with ssh key

[valid jetty]

ah ok

[hoary sluice]

at least i think

@valid jetty

[valid jetty]

yeah

[hoary sluice]

i usually just have a normal ssh key and port 22 open

[valid jetty]

i meann i already have my macbook public key in known_connections so other things wont be able to connect anyway

so i guess i dont need a passsword

[valid jetty]

i see

thats very useful to know thank you

[hoary sluice]

is ur thinkpad always on

why did u even get a thinkpad

[valid jetty]

lmao husk

[valid jetty]

for linux

[hoary sluice]

are u gonna vnc into it

[valid jetty]

its too heavy to bring to school every day so i leave it at home now

but ive found that i needed to use it sometimes

[hoary sluice]

are u on an M mac

[valid jetty]

yes

[formal belfry]

xterm

[valid jetty]

i dont have the storage for asahi

[formal belfry]

ghostty

[valid jetty]

dont mention it

lmao

[hoary sluice]

alr

are u on 512gb

[valid jetty]

otherwise i totally would

nop

256gb

[hoary sluice]

evil

[valid jetty]

yeah,,,,,,,,,,,,

worst mistake of my life

[hoary sluice]

sell all ur assets and buy a tuxedo sirius

[valid jetty]

lmao

[hoary sluice]

or a pangolin

[valid jetty]

i will probably go with a refurbished m3 or something

btw idk if i set this up right

i have the same private key added to both my thinkpad and macbook so i can authenticate git via ssh

but i use that key's public key as the known_connection for connecting via ssh to my thinkpad (as in, the public key to the private key added to my macbook)

so the public key to connect is the same one as the public key for the private key

if that makes sense

[dawn ledge]

theres a fix for this

listed in the repo

[valid jetty]

the ghostty one?

[hoary sluice]

dont

add a 2nd key to github

private key should stay in 1 place

[valid jetty]

ok i see

[dawn ledge]

https://ghostty.org/docs/help/terminfo#ssh

[hoary sluice]

i dont think theres actually any real security concerns regarding it but it doesnt sound like a great idea

doesnt have any advantages

[valid jetty]

yeah fair

ok there the thinkpad has a different key now

[hoary sluice]

.

gn

[valid jetty]

no just ssh

it works

[leaden crater]

terminal on phone??

[valid jetty]

yeah im jailbroken so i have ssh

[leaden crater]

huh need to jailbreak for ssh?

can't ssh simply with zerotier?

[valid jetty]

idk you probably can

but i meant i can generate a new ssh key on my phone and put the public key in authorized_keys on my thinkpad

now i can ssh from both via both local and public ip

good

let me try from an unauthorized device quickly

[leaden crater]

ssh from forbidden planet

[valid jetty]

uhh problem i dont have another device to test with lmao

[dawn ledge]

drop ip

[leaden crater]

0.0.0.0

@valid jetty try pinging 0.0.0.0 in terminal

[valid jetty]

i get back a response why

[leaden crater]

because it's 127.0.0.1

[valid jetty]

is something meant to happen or

[valid jetty]

yeah i know

[leaden crater]

nop just that

[valid jetty]

ok i can make commits over ssh now this is great

im glad i did this today

[leaden crater]

rosie with ș

[valid jetty]

btw are my ssh public keys dangerous to have out in the wild

i know it kinda says in the name but whatever

[leaden crater]

hmmm not sure, it works only with both keys no?

[valid jetty]

yeah but like if i just have a public key out in plaintext somewhere is that dangerous

[leaden crater]

well I've heard people putting private keys on github

[valid jetty]

oh i wouldnt do that lmao

[leaden crater]

probably not, but don't trust me on that

i don't use ssh much

[valid jetty]

and is the randomart image generated when you make a key useful for anything?? or is it just for fun

[leaden crater]

huh? art?

[valid jetty]

when you make a key it makes like a little square of ascii art

[leaden crater]

oh idk

[valid jetty]

also how do i make multiple private keys when the private key goes in id_rsa

i have so many questions

[leaden crater]

[valid jetty]

nvm thats a stupid question

[leaden crater]

i don't know how to ssh

i don't know what it does

[valid jetty]

oh lol

[leaden crater]

i only ssh to tmux

[valid jetty]

basically lets you get a secure shell to another computer

like i can ssh into my thinkpad from my macbook

which means i securely get a shell to my thinkpad from my macbook

[dawn ledge]

questions have so many me 😔

[leaden crater]

like ssh user@ip address and back?

[valid jetty]

yes

[dawn ledge]

in dumb speak youre opening a terminal on the remote machine and viewing via your device

(well its more involved than that but you get the point)

[valid jetty]

yeah basically

the shell with /home/rosie is my thinkpad

the one with the emoji is my macbook

[blazing haven]

no hence why its a public key

[valid jetty]

by sshing i get a shell to my thinkpad

[leaden crater]

now ssh on not a local network

[valid jetty]

i already set that up

i just had to port forward on my router for the thinkpad and then listen to 0.0.0.0 with the ssh server

[dawn ledge]

ssh via cf tunnel

[blazing haven]

just run ssh-keygen again and create a new pair of keys you can name the files anything id_rsa is just the default name for rsa ssh keys

[valid jetty]

its "safe" because my ssh has no password you can only connect by being in the authorized_keys file on the thinkpad

[valid jetty]

yeah i realized lmao

[dawn ledge]

i'd rather setup tailscale (selfhosted if possible) and then leave ssh on the local network itself

[valid jetty]

yeah except github doesnt let me view public keys i added before as if its sensitive information

so i thought to ask anyway

[dawn ledge]

my key managment is a mess

[blazing haven]

https://github.com/acquitelol.keys

[valid jetty]

oh ok

cool

[blazing haven]

its v poggies indeed

[valid jetty]

oooooo i sshed into my iphone

this is nice

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty i ssh into you

[jade stone]

?remind tomorrow see how https://github.com/tauri-apps/cef-rs handles linkage with cefsimple

[delicate grove]

Alright @jade stone, in 1 day: see how https://github.com/tauri-apps/cef-rs handles linkage with cefsimple

[nimble bone]

tbh selfhosting tailscale is useless if you have tailnet lock on

[deep mulch]

what should i use for rewriting my website @nimble bone

[jade stone]

raw html + css + <500 lines of js

[hazy pine]

write the server in css

[frosty obsidian]

astro

[valid jetty]

java applets

[ionic lake]

vitepress or astro

[valid jetty]

is there any way to know why an ssh connection isnt working

like right now its just hanging

if i ping the ip i get back a response

@hoary sluice if i ssh -T [e-mail] and i get back a Hi acquitelol! You've successfully authenticated, but GitHub does not provide shell access. does that mean i dont need to pgp sign my commits anymore if my local repo clones have the remote origin url set to ssh instead of https?

i mean ill do both anyway because its setup now but yeah

[hoary sluice]

idk i just did gpg.format=ssh
commit.gpgsign=true

did you clone with http up until now

[valid jetty]

yeah

[valid jetty]

i see i wouldve thought that just being authenticated with ssh is enough to verify your identity

although tbh that label isnt actually "verified" its just "the commit is signed"

[hoary sluice]

i thought that didnt work anymore

[valid jetty]

https not http

[hoary sluice]

well it is if you enable it

actually no its not

you need to add a signing key

which can be the same ssh key

[valid jetty]

ah i see

well its fine because i have pgp i can just use both

[valid jetty]

btw is the ssh randomart image you get when you keygen actually useful for anything

[hoary sluice]

idk

[valid jetty]

ive seen randomart used to identity the kind of mods installed in celeste

[hoary sluice]

its prob just the hash of the key converted into ascii

[valid jetty]

ah https://www.dirk-loss.de/sshvis/drunken_bishop.pdf

its for humans to validate the keys visually

[dawn ledge]

cloning has nothing to do with commit signing

[valid jetty]

yeah but you can use your ssh key for signing as eagely said

[dawn ledge]

i know

[ornate quiver]

solidjs

oh wait isnt it entirely static

with no js even needed

you could just not use any framework

[dawn ledge]

you can do ssg with solid

[ornate quiver]

having a custom server just for an entirely static site is kinda pointless

[valid jetty]

^^^ just use vanilla js

[hazy pine]

maybe your site doesnt even need js

you'd be surprised how much you can do without it

[ornate quiver]

yeah

[hoary sluice]

dioxus

https://dioxuslabs.com/

actually do that

[lavish frigate]

the experience with dioxus is pretty nice tbh

of course not the same level as js and it still has some ways to go

but if you write your site in dioxus now youll be able to build it natively with 1 command soon

:3

[dawn ledge]

well i just said you can do it, not that you should do it

also if you wanna argue ssg with solid is pointless cause it makes you start an entire server then in that case astro is also pointless

[dawn ledge]

please dont do dom operations via wasm

(atleast not until browser engines actually optimize that stuff)

[lavish frigate]

Im gonna do dom operations via wasm and you won’t be able to stop me :3

[hazy pine]

make a website that has everything in js except the dom operations

those are done via wasm

[ornate quiver]

HAHAHA YOU STILL HAVE IT

omgg

[leaden crater]

this seems very familiar to that menhera manga

[fleet cedar]

Which of them

[dawn ledge]

LOL

[leaden crater]

there's only 1

[dawn ledge]

ellie regular now

https://tenor.com/view/yes-yes-sir-yayy-kataman-gif-12260883688244422951

[leaden crater]

hololive armpit helped

[balmy lintel]

what

[hazy pine]

im gonna

slowly..

back away..

[dense sand]

im thinking of rewriting my vm to rust

[hoary sluice]

THEY PUT A CHATBOT IN WHATSAPP

[valid jetty]

😭

[leaden crater]

???

[valid jetty]

ai is so..

[leaden crater]

i don't have that

[valid jetty]

AIはちょっと。。。

idk how to phrase it in english

[leaden crater]

and i wish i will never have it

[hoary sluice]

https://youtube.com/shorts/OVl_hPm3u3U

WHY DID NOONE TELL ME

WHY AM I FINDING OUT ABOUT THIS THE DAY IM SUBMITTING MY DIPLOMA THESIS

[leaden crater]

meta is so fucking bad

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty do u use this https://github.com/WeetHet/typst.zed

[leaden crater]

they should be liquidated

[hoary sluice]

applies to most americans

[valid jetty]

yes

[hoary sluice]

omg typst is written in rust because of course it is

[valid jetty]

it’s really good too it evaluates most things at compile time and shows you in the editor (unless you’re in a context block (which loses compile time evaluation))

like if you embed a yaml file you can view the value of keys at compile time in your editor and stuff

it’s so seamless

look at this

#let 設定 = yaml("config.yaml")
#let 名前 = yaml(if "名前" in 設定 { 設定.名前 } else { "name.public.yaml" })

#let code(..args) = if "両方" in 設定 and 設定.両方 {
  demo(..args)
} else {
  context args.at(int(not(日本語())))
}

#set text(
  lang: if "日本語" in 設定 and 設定.日本語 or false { "jp" } else { "en" },
  font: if "日本語" in 設定 and 設定.日本語 or false { "Hiragino Mincho Pro" } else { () },
)

[hoary sluice]

rosie im considering using nix i think i need an excorcism

wait i think today is vim day

i have no more school work to do besidse math exam on thursday

and a levels

[leaden crater]

why not use hentaigana font

[valid jetty]

my friend showed me their nix setup and it was so fucked up i thought it was a joke

[valid jetty]

wdym

i just used the one that looks best in scientific papers

[leaden crater]

i don't have it on phone but I'll show you when i get home

very fun font, will use never

[valid jetty]

others look too modern or too handwritingy

[hoary sluice]

hent@i???

[valid jetty]

hent@i doesn’t actually mean what you think in japanese

[hoary sluice]

it means anime corn

right

[valid jetty]

no it doesn’t

lol

[hoary sluice]

yes it does

[valid jetty]

that’s what it means in english

[leaden crater]

😭

[hoary sluice]

just like toyota means reliable car in japanese

[valid jetty]

😭

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty do i switch to freebsd

[leaden crater]

this is some real circlejerk

[hoary sluice]

freebsd is not a circlejerk

[leaden crater]

not that

huh

[valid jetty]

変態 (hent@i) means "transformation" or "sexual perversion" (like, in general, not specifically videos or anything just perversion in general)
now 変体仮名 (hentaigana, what @leaden crater said) means "non-standard kana"

[leaden crater]

how does it get automodded😭

[valid jetty]

HOWEVER in english it means something completely different

[valid jetty]

i use both >:3

ive noticed a bunch of changes in sbin utils between macos and linux lol

[hoary sluice]

yes give me a three phase hent@i, i want 29 of them

[valid jetty]

this is what happens when theyre only unix compliant

[hoary sluice]

on server?

[valid jetty]

nope

i just have both

[hoary sluice]

i have openbsd on my server

[leaden crater]

ゐ ゑ 𛀁 ゔ ゙ ゚ ゃ゙ ゅ゙ ょ゙ ぁ゙ ぃ゙ ぅ゙ ぇ゙ ぉ゙
ゎ゙ ゐ゙ ゑ゙ 𛀁゙ ゔ゙ ゃ゚ ゅ゚ ょ゚ ぁ゚ ぃ゚ ぅ゚ ぇ゚ ぉ゚
ゎ゚ ゐ゚ ゑ゚ 𛀁゚ ゔ゚

[hoary sluice]

only bsd ive ever used

[hoary sluice]

u have freebsd installed on ur laptop ??

[valid jetty]

what do you think macos is

[valid jetty]

like on linux the make util prints messages when you recursively call make within itself, and to disable it you have to pass a flag, and that doesnt exist on macos

[leaden crater]

ma cosx

[valid jetty]

i know these lol

i saw a few videos a while ago

ゑ is still used sometimes but very rarely

[hoary sluice]

isnt macos a fork of 4.4bsd

[hoary sluice]

i mean do u have macos and freebsd installed or are u just saying that cause macos is a fork of freebsd

oh its not

its just similar

[leaden crater]

ゟ ヿ

[hoary sluice]

its a fork of 4.4bsd not freebsd

[valid jetty]

i mean its still effectively bsd

in 99% of cases its an equivalent interface

[dawn ledge]

isnt it just pevert

[hoary sluice]

its based on nextstep which is an os steve jobs made

[valid jetty]

yes lol

[valid jetty]

which is based on a mach-o kernel which is based on bsd

or well

Mach was developed as a replacement for the kernel in the BSD version of Unix, not requiring a new operating system to be designed around it.

[dawn ledge]

making apple conpetitor rn!

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1038155515454304310/1300789559566536714/meomnom.gif

[valid jetty]

evilm,,,,

[hoary sluice]

userspace is based on netbsd and freebsd, kernel is mach and the whole thing is a fork of nextstep from what i understand

but do u have actual freebsd installed

[valid jetty]

no lol

[hoary sluice]

sad

[lavish frigate]

what...

[valid jetty]

..which are all posix compliant anyway

[dawn ledge]

rustOS!

think different

[valid jetty]

think differenter

[dawn ledge]

true!

[leaden crater]

differentiate your thinking

[hoary sluice]

but not the same

[lavish frigate]

i approve

[dawn ledge]

elleOS

[lavish frigate]

rust os... no more crashes (unless the intern uses unwrap)

[signal oak]

http://latex2png.com/pngs/a80a1e27ca70117c8645780cb452becc.png

[hoary sluice]

an os built exclusively in rust would actually be almost guaranteed to never crash

[dawn ledge]

i literally always go and search and replace all my unwraps after im done with prototyping

[valid jetty]

asahi linux:

[hoary sluice]

not finished yet

[dawn ledge]

not sure where you're pulling this out of

crashing is very much possible in rust

[hoary sluice]

and it still uses the linux kernel

[hoary sluice]

i said almost

there will have to be unsafe apis

[dawn ledge]

rust does not and will not prevent logic errors
it only helps (keyword: helps) you fight memory errors

ofc it also has its own footguns sometimes

[leaden crater]

d/dthinking = -think*(ing)^(-1/2) ln(thinking)

[valid jetty]

on the other hand

[hoary sluice]

linux already almost never crashes and rust will only help

[valid jetty]

on the third hand

[dawn ledge]

also uh, unwrap vs unwrap_or_else/unwrap_or_default

[leaden crater]

Linux when you remove the X

[valid jetty]

unwrap_or_else is nice

[dawn ledge]

yeah

[valid jetty]

i usually use .map.expect tho

[dawn ledge]

its been a while since i've written some rust

[hoary sluice]

what abt it

[leaden crater]

unwrap or else what? death?

[dawn ledge]

all this elle is subconciously forcing me to get into lang dev

[hoary sluice]

oh

[valid jetty]

its so fun

[lavish frigate]

i only use unwrap when im 100% sure something can be unwrapped without panic'ing

[valid jetty]

i recommend it for anyone wanting to become well versed in low level behavior

[dawn ledge]

this

[hoary sluice]

what if you unwrap twice on the same line

[valid jetty]

grep -rn will show you a new line for each case

even if there are multiple on 1 line

[dawn ledge]

async functions :clueless:

[hoary sluice]

thats what expect is for

[leaden crater]

rm grep

[hoary sluice]

ah ok

run it on my voice backend

[valid jetty]

nvm it doesnt husk

i wouldnt unwrap multiple times on the same line anyway tho

[lavish frigate]

rust options/results help me actually handle errors instead of ignoring them like i would in any other language

[hoary sluice]

im gonna install nixos with swayfx and uutils

[dawn ledge]

as im a big async lover i was wondering for (if i my one) my lang
if state machine based async would be faster than os provided context switching apis like fibers
i kinda wanna go with state machine cause writing an async executor for that would mean it'll work even on embedded systems

[lavish frigate]

the amount of errors i completely ignore even when php/webstorm tell me "you should surround this in a try-catch!"

[leaden crater]

try catch

[dawn ledge]

the "im not gonna get work done" combo

[valid jetty]

you could probably do async like go with coroutines

where you save registers and switch context and run until yield for each function

[dawn ledge]

arent go coroutines just green threads

[hoary sluice]

low

how

[hoary sluice]

no theyre goroutines

[dawn ledge]

yeah but embedded support ;-;

[valid jetty]

async on embedded systems is poison anyway

[dawn ledge]

https://tenor.com/view/shinobu-oshino-shinobu-monogatari-series-guruguru-gif-15237395035172440077

[hoary sluice]

i hate glorious they made a usb cable only compatible with their mouse

[dawn ledge]

i very much love myself some embedded support
i always try to #[no_std] my code even if i wont be using it without std

[valid jetty]

if you looked at this a few months ago it wouldve all been "Read full commit" lmao im glad i broke that habit because that was cursed

yeah i was so right

LMAO

100 commits later and i can actually git bisect

yay

[hoary sluice]

i do that sometimes too when im too lazy to come up with a summary

[dawn ledge]

i never commit (i gotta stop doing this)

[hazy pine]

im so good at naming commits

[leaden crater]

@valid jetty hyfetch or neofetch

[valid jetty]

fastfetch

[hazy pine]

test to see if you're WOKE

[valid jetty]

no because i do that lmao

[leaden crater]

hyfetch better

[fleet cedar]

Why so many fetches

[hazy pine]

you can use hyfetch with fastfetish iirc

FETCH

[fleet cedar]

Aren't they all useless

[hazy pine]

NOT FETISH

[valid jetty]

i mean depends if you count this as a "summary"

[leaden crater]

No

[lavish frigate]

is fastfetch actually fast or is it false advertising and can i sue them

[leaden crater]

fast fetch is faster on windows

[dawn ledge]

simply dont use a fetch

[lavish frigate]

https://tenor.com/view/hmusicruof4-rowley-diary-of-a-wimpy-kid-rodrick-rules-gif-26773802

[hazy pine]

STO

[leaden crater]

oke msys32

[dawn ledge]

why would you need *fetch other than just posting shit on r/unixporn

never felt the need of one

[valid jetty]

its really fast

[leaden crater]

because it's good

[leaden crater]

blazing* fast

[valid jetty]

worth it

[hazy pine]

i actually dont understand why you'd regularly use a fetch

[leaden crater]

akiyama_mizuki akiyama_mizuki akiyama_mizuki

[hazy pine]

now i want to have mizuki as my wallpaper dsfhsdjf

[dawn ledge]

rosie, genuinely, how many times do you wake up an go "yeah today im gonna run ff and stare at it"

[leaden crater]

i do that 60 times per second

[valid jetty]

never

however its good when i actually need something from it

like my exact cpu model

[dawn ledge]

you're not waking up every 16ms

[fleet cedar]

I'd use cpuid for that

[hazy pine]

my current setup is so boring an unpersonalized but i am gonna get some looks from my family if i do that

[fleet cedar]

Or lshw

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty https://github.com/nix-community/nixvim

[dawn ledge]

dw my current setup is broken af

i wanted to rice but my NIH syndrome got me

[dawn ledge]

bloat

[hazy pine]

i mean i have riced mine but its just ended up being really.. flat?

[dawn ledge]

"yes please let me look at lua code, convert it to nix snippets that then converts it back to gues what??? fucking lua"

[dawn ledge]

steal inspire yourself from r/unixporn

[hazy pine]

its like

yeah its catppuccin, it looks good, but then nothing else

[leaden crater]

how did you even get to 16

[dawn ledge]

60 times per second is 16ms x 60

[hazy pine]

yeah but ive triied

[dawn ledge]

one day my NIH syndrome will be fixed

[hazy pine]

not creative enough for this stuff

[dawn ledge]

dw neither am i

[fleet cedar]

It will not

[hazy pine]

whats NIH syndrome

[dawn ledge]

i am rocking a generic ahh wallpaper and just a terminal + browser

[dawn ledge]

lc.g not invented here syndrome

[visual shell]

en.wikipedia.org

Not invented here - Wikipedia

Not invented here (NIH) is the tendency to avoid using or buying products, research, standards, or knowledge from external origins.

Google Search • labsCore • Page 1/30

[hazy pine]

real 😭

[fleet cedar]

The compulsion to do everything yourself

[leaden crater]

how many ms in a second

[dawn ledge]

i would rather spend 200 hours developing something that already exists

[dawn ledge]

brother

(or well whatever pronoun you prefer)

[fleet cedar]

1000

Do you not know that

[hazy pine]

isnt it 100

[fleet cedar]

That'd be centiseconds

Only place where centiseconds are used is on stopwatches

[leaden crater]

in hex

[hazy pine]

OHHH thats why ive been so confused about that

[fleet cedar]

No

[hazy pine]

0x03E8

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice @dawn ledge do i push this

[dawn ledge]

YEAH

[hoary sluice]

i dont have an nvim config so i wont be converting anything and idc what it uses

[hoary sluice]

report them to [e-mail]

[nimble bone]

eageler

[hazy pine]

what if they're on windows

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice were you part of the development of eaglercraft

[hoary sluice]

thats a real email and i meant to use it for like supermarket loyalty programs and stuff but i dont receive any emails on it (unintentionally) so now it fulfills its purpose even more

[hazy pine]

you need to care about windows users yk

[hoary sluice]

im not an eagle and the only minecraft thing i made was meowmod

also called rataddons

[fleet cedar]

Second class citizens

[valid jetty]

this ^^^

how does someone genuinely put up with windows

[hazy pine]

fair

[hazy pine]

im getting my friend to switch to linux

though they are kinda becoming a femboy so maybe its meant to be

[hoary sluice]

i got 4 people to switch to linux

5

2 of them use it as daily driver, one went back to windows, and 2 still use it sometimes

[hoary sluice]

the only way i will ever use windows again is if the salary is high

[leaden crater]

dual boot with windows because Linux doesn't cause you heart pains

[hazy pine]

i had windows as a dual boot cause i wanted roblox then roblox ran shit on it and then sober released so

i dont really have a use for windows anymore

like at all

[leaden crater]

i do (gacha)

[hazy pine]

except for fl studio occasionally when im bored

[hoary sluice]

still evil

[hoary sluice]

is sober made by roblox

if not how did they do it

[hazy pine]

its actually so silly

android roblox

[hoary sluice]

which fs do i use for nix

do i really need snapshots

i feel like nix and git are enough

/run

sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/disk/by-id/$(ls -1 /dev/disk/by-id | grep -vE 'part|loop|cdrom' | head -n 1) bs=1M status=progress

[rugged berry]

@hoary sluice I only received bash(5.2.0) error output

ls: cannot access '/dev/disk/by-id': No such file or directory
file0.code: line 1: sudo: command not found

[hoary sluice]

/run

lsblk

[rugged berry]

Here is your bash(5.2.0) output @hoary sluice

NAME   MAJ:MIN RM  SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT
loop0    7:0    0 66.2M  1 loop 
loop1    7:1    0 44.5M  1 loop 
loop2    7:2    0 55.6M  1 loop 
loop3    7:3    0 66.2M  1 loop 
loop5    7:5    0 63.7M  1 loop 
loop6    7:6    0 44.4M  1 loop 
loop7    7:7    0 63.8M  1 loop 
loop8    7:8    0 55.6M  1 loop 
vda    252:0    0  120G  0 disk 
|-vda1 252:1    0  120G  0 part /etc/hosts
`​-vda2 252:2    0    1M  0 part 
vdb    252:16   0  474K  1 disk 

[hoary sluice]

/run

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/vda

[rugged berry]

@hoary sluice I only received bash(5.2.0) error output

dd: failed to open '/dev/vda': Permission denied

[hoary sluice]

😭

[nimble bone]

eageler

[valid jetty]

that’s so real

[formal belfry]

it runs code

[hoary sluice]

noo i forgot to commit on april 2nd my streak is ruined

i forgor

[valid jetty]

?remind 4h make simplex tableau solver with manual pivoting

[delicate grove]

Alright @valid jetty, in 4 hours: make simplex tableau solver with manual pivoting

[leaden crater]

@valid jetty do you know set theory

[hoary sluice]

yes she does

[leaden crater]

i need rosie before i lose my idea

[valid jetty]

hiii

[valid jetty]

what’s ur idea

[leaden crater]

@valid jetty Lets say there is a set \mathbb{C} = a+bi \ (first we see the normal complex set)
\mathbb{H} = a+bi+cj+dk+...
can \mathbb{H} be well odered considering an infinite amount of complexities (i.e 1+2i+3j+4k+5l+...+10^8 epsilon_gamma + ...) (where there exists an uncountable infinitely many combinations)

[valid jetty]

uhhh i have to get to an appointment, ill try and answer that when i get back sowee

[leaden crater]

dwdw

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice i couldnt ssh into my thinkpad not only because sshd wasnt started (for some reason) but ALSO BECAUSE MY PUBLIC IP CHANGED OVERNIGHT

like HOW DOES THAT HAPPEN

i love dynamic ip addresses

[hoary sluice]

i cant install rsync or my opensbd server because i forgot my password

[hoary sluice]

u can pay like 5 bucks a month for static ip

or put foss on ur router and make a script that automatically sends you its new public ip and changes ur /etc/hosts to that ip

@valid jetty HELP wheres normal

i just want to see my fetch

[formal belfry]

hyfetch

[hoary sluice]

oh hyfetch is gay fetch

[fleet cedar]

That'd be this one, no?

The "not a bigot" flag

[hoary sluice]

im just installing all the fetches i know and seeing which ones the nicest

[fleet cedar]

The orange stripe being narrow is not aesthetic though

[hoary sluice]

does the orange part represent mixed race asian black people

or the asian reds

[lavish frigate]

Woke

[leaden crater]

sl

[hoary sluice]

ik exactly what sl is but still fell for it

[leaden crater]

hm?

[hoary sluice]

i want a fetch not a train across my screen

[leaden crater]

nuh uh

[hoary sluice]

ok i guess not

[leaden crater]

steam locomotive brrr

[leaden crater]

hyfetch option 2

[hoary sluice]

i want a fetch not a gay fetch

[leaden crater]

Sorry can't help anymore

anyways neofetch

[deep mulch]

@hoary sluice fastfetch

[valid jetty]

use fastfetch with my config

hang on let me get my config i just have to get home

[deep mulch]

nop

eagely must make his own

[hoary sluice]

dw i will

[unreal egret]

silly chat gpt plugin i made

[supple whale]

most sane GQL developer

thats less than 1% of that type btw

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1207393766458007562.webp?size=48&name=kekwolf

[lean shard]

it's beautiful

you just need to understand the vision

[winged mantle]

one day every home will have a computer in it, running typescript

same day I will finally be happy

[lean shard]

i've never understood the typescript love

it's still javascript

[supple whale]

intellisense

[lean shard]

i only use it cause I have to

[supple whale]

and type checking

[runic sundial]

unpossible

[supple whale]

simply

[winged mantle]

basically, it's javascript, but with extra stuff added to make it more complicated

[runic sundial]

i only have hate

[winged mantle]

which is good for some reason

[runic sundial]

hate for ECMAScript

[winged mantle]

(?)

[runic sundial]

i am full of hate

[lean shard]

type shit

[supple whale]

once you build a project over 20 LOC you'll understand that TS is necessary

[runic sundial]

https://tenor.com/view/this-peaks-this-reeks-memes-gif-14297312045594448732

[supple whale]

i diskile TS because it takes ages to set up

but for the type of complex shit i'm building, its necessary

[lean shard]

I still use pure js when I can 💀

[winged mantle]

I am 3893 lines into my vision

[supple whale]

it woudl take way too long for me to analyse how many LOC this project is

[winged mantle]

use cloc .

I think i prefer this to javsacript but i am still feeling the pain from complex types

[supple whale]

this will take ages!

[winged mantle]

should be fast on an ssd unless you have 10m lines or something

[lean shard]

what are you making that has 10m lines

[winged mantle]

cloc on old minecraft version decompilation is pr etty quick

seems this version of minecraft has 200k lines

cool

[supple whale]

i think imma go take a shit or smth

[winged mantle]

enjoy your toilet break (? what do people say here)

[supple whale]

its stiiiiilll going

[runic sundial]

how old?

[supple whale]

3041347

not bad

the UI alone is 10k LOC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1233149945465536522.webp?size=48&name=cocainewolf

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice do you think its a good idea to setup a cron job on my thinkpad that runs every hour and sends a thing to a discord webhook when my public ip changes

i could also probably do dynamic dns

but this is easier i can just write like a python script in a few mins

not sure if i want to have the thinkpad always on all the time tho

will kinda ruin the battery

[hoary sluice]

how would you ssh into it otherwise

[hoary sluice]

you probably should

ddns should be pretty easy to set up

you just pull a number that ur thinkpad sends to a server

[valid jetty]

perfect

[winged mantle]

good

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice is this sane to run hourly and then reschedule hourly on reboots

0 * * * * cd $HOME/Desktop/Code/ip_change && /usr/bin/pypy3 main.py
@reboot cd $HOME/Desktop/Code/ip_change && /usr/bin/pypy3 main.py

and idk if theres a better way to do this

import requests
import json

WEBHOOK_URL = "my webhook url lmao"
IP_FILE = "ip.txt"

def notify(old, new):
    data = { "content": f"the public ip changed from `{old}` to `{new}` :derp:" };
    requests.post(WEBHOOK_URL, data=json.dumps(data), headers={"Content-Type": "application/json"});

if __name__ == "__main__":
    try:
        with open(IP_FILE, "r") as f:
            old = f.read().strip();
    except FileNotFoundError:
        old = "0.0.0.0";

    new = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org").text;

    if new != old:
        notify(old, new);
        with open(IP_FILE, "w") as f:
            f.write(new);

[hoary sluice]

why not ddns

[valid jetty]

this is funnier

[hoary sluice]

why not rust

[valid jetty]

because uhhhh i just needed something quick which works

i couldve done that in rust but i dont need it to be safe or whatever

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty hii

[valid jetty]

@deep mulch whats your public ip

@hoary sluice try this

just put into ~/.config/fastfetch

[deep mulch]

secret

[shrewd canopy]

You could make a loop with time.sleep(3600) and run script once

[valid jetty]

i mean that could probably work too there arent too many drawbacks

but typically for something like this youd use cron because it runs the task on reboots too instead of you needing to remember to run the script

@hoary sluice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehF7ysohyZs

[delicate grove]

@valid jetty, <t:1743684901:R>: make simplex tableau solver with manual pivoting

[valid jetty]

right yeah

[hoary sluice]

where do i order femboy programmer socks

[formal belfry]

nixos

[valid jetty]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[shrewd canopy]

OS

[valid jetty]

OS

[hazy pine]

i wanna get nixos just out of pure curiosity

[lavish frigate]

im downloading reactos

[hazy pine]

someone should make an entire os thats like

an electron wrapper

and the os is written in javascript

[lavish frigate]

As in operating system in react not the real reactos

[hazy pine]

and then brand it for performance

yessssss

[formal belfry]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nI3GVw2JSEI

[lavish frigate]

#iloveconsumerism #nintendo #switch2 #preorder #buyinday1 #winning

[hazy pine]

average operagx user

[lavish frigate]

I use ungoogled chrome

[hazy pine]

I use zen

[lavish frigate]

im sorry for you i hope you can recover soon

[hoary sluice]

@royal nymph

[hoary sluice]

i wanted to see what the fuss was about

if its actually as cool as they say it is

[hazy pine]

OKAAYY BUDDY

[hazy pine]

whats so special about it

[lavish frigate]

bro spent 4 years making an os in react and made it look like windows actually based

linux users are seething

[hoary sluice]

it has one fully declarative config file thats fully reproducible, if you break something you can checkout an older commit of your config and the system works again and if you wanna switch to a new system you can just copy the config and have the exact same system and it has more packages than the aur

[supple whale]

my man, have you seen a good looking linux OS?

[lavish frigate]

nope

[lavish frigate]

you are forgetting something

[supple whale]

well last year i saw some decent defaults, but almost all of them are still awful XD

[hazy pine]

ok thats actually sick

[hoary sluice]

yea you are required to take hrt if you use nix

[lavish frigate]

fully immutable filesystem!!!!!!'

[hazy pine]

wait wait question

so if i get nix

does that make me get hrt

[lavish frigate]

no

[hazy pine]

FUCK

[lavish frigate]

you are required by law to obtain your hrt with nix

[hoary sluice]

is that good or bad

[lavish frigate]

dont check the prompt

[hoary sluice]

i still dont understand what immutable fs means cause its very much mutabla

[lavish frigate]

nixos is the apple of linux and yall are just too scared to admit it

[supple whale]

i'm honestly still waiting for an android-like or docker-like OS

the idea that each app is sandboxed to shit is so appealing to me

[lavish frigate]

android and docker like isnt good enough for someone to make an entire os about

like docker sucks

[potent yoke]

hello

[supple whale]

this smells like cope from a person who's struggling with docker

i used it many times, in many jobs and its amazing

[hoary sluice]

UHH HELP

[lavish frigate]

whats docker good for

[supple whale]

sandboxing

[lavish frigate]

except for people who are garbage at managing their deps

[supple whale]

instancing

[hoary sluice]

thats nixos

[lavish frigate]

see

[supple whale]

reproductible deployments

[formal belfry]

noob

[lavish frigate]

if its so reproducible why does it always break

[hazy pine]

use echo and >>

[supple whale]

skill issue

[lavish frigate]

always needs some different garbage configuration whats hidden in some 2010 forum post

no exception

[hoary sluice]

nano exists

[supple whale]

yep, mad skill issue lol

[hazy pine]

i'd rather do that than use nano

[lavish frigate]

saying skill issue instead of addressing my points doesnt make you look better

[supple whale]

you're not making points

you're complaining about issues which stem from a lack of experience

its the same thing as a macos user complaining about using linux

because to them, its an attocity that's hard and doesnt work out of the box

[lavish frigate]

you cant compare the two wtf 😭

[formal belfry]

i use nixos, btw

[lavish frigate]

insane

[formal belfry]

( i dont )

[supple whale]

and docker in the same way is annoying to learn

[hazy pine]

i would switch to nixos but im too lazy

[lavish frigate]

with barely any upsides for putting in the huge amount of effort to learn it

[supple whale]

and k8s even more so

[supple whale]

barely any upsides for YOU

and YOUR LIMITED setup

[lavish frigate]

(all its upsides can be negated by just being an organized person)

lazy ass

[supple whale]

as i said

limited setup

[lavish frigate]

limited in what way

[hoary sluice]

cant theres a } at the end

[shrewd canopy]

ed 💪

[supple whale]

brain simply, anyways, you never used docker/k8s in prod when it was required, and it shows, shit in germany you'll effectively need to use k8s, because of germany's privacy laws, where you'd deploy a docker instance, and would never be allowed to look into it

[lavish frigate]

i live in germany

[supple whale]

good for you

[lavish frigate]

i work at a company where we deploy something new weekly

we dont need docker

everything is neat and organized

[supple whale]

yes

YOU DONT

but other people do!

[lavish frigate]

for what

[supple whale]

also "managing dependencies" doesnt protect you from attacks

my mans not listening at all

so i cba continuing talking to a wall

[hoary sluice]

fun:

[lavish frigate]

if i want to learn something for fun i dont learn docker i have better things to do with my time

[lavish frigate]

stop skill issuing and putting in vulnerabilities in your apps

have you thought about that

[hazy pine]

so is this just general-2 atp

[supple whale]

actual monkey lol

like i feel like talking to a brainless idiot

[lavish frigate]

why so mad

[supple whale]

if you think you can re-create existing software from scratch, then go ahead

i like having free time personally

and i wont be re-implementing half the world in rust, just so i dont need to use docker

[lavish frigate]

whats your tech stack maybe that will tell me why you are so mad and why you use docker

[supple whale]

no, i'll simply throw it into a docker container, and deploy it within 15 minutes

instead of waiting 3 years for a dev to implement a mail server from scratch lmao

[supple whale]

anything and everything the client needs or wants

[hoary sluice]

wait i thought we were talking about nixos

[supple whale]

if they need something in YII, its YII, if they need java, its spring boot, if its react, its react, if its ios its swift

[lavish frigate]

no im getting yelled at because i dont follow their exact deployment process and use docker

[supple whale]

no

you're getting yelled at because you're saying that your 4 LOC JS script doesnt need docker, thus noone in the world needs docker

[hoary sluice]

nano is completely unusable and needs to be boomed

[lavish frigate]

so true

[winged mantle]

i love nano ❤️ ❤️

[hazy pine]

i used to use nano but not as a fan

just cause

[winged mantle]

(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1078181665890906202/1305539055144013867/togif-24.gif)

[hazy pine]

that was the only one that i had and

i was too lazy to learn vim

[valid jetty]

nano?

ed?

[lavish frigate]

ed?

eating disorder?

[hoary sluice]

nano works ed doesnt

[valid jetty]

what

as in its not installed or you dont know how to use it

[valid jetty]

a -> enter append mode
. -> exit append mode
1p -> print line 1
1c -> replace line 1 with the line specified
1,$p -> print line 1 to end
2,3p -> print lines 2-3
w -> write file
q -> exit ed

[hoary sluice]

its not installed

[valid jetty]

oh

[hoary sluice]

only nany is installed

[valid jetty]

nano is installed like everywhere

[hoary sluice]

but i also dk how to use it

[valid jetty]

lmao

[hoary sluice]

i thought so was vi

[valid jetty]

yeah idk why its not there

youre on nixos

this is entirely out of my knowledge scope

holy english

[hoary sluice]

ok mrs shakespeare

[placid cape]

HolyC

[valid jetty]

i just said "this entirely out of my knowledge"

[hoary sluice]

its probably due to nixos being a minimal operating system

[valid jetty]

in what way does that constitute me to be mrs shakespeare

[hoary sluice]

vi is too maximal

[elder yarrow]

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[hoary sluice]

"this is entirely out of my knowledge scope"

[hoary sluice]

jump

[valid jetty]

yeah because the original sentence was skskskk

[hoary sluice]

vi is

[elder yarrow]

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[hoary sluice]

lol

??

vis

v is

vi i

[elder yarrow]

How to update if you can't update via normal means

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Discord Desktop

Use the Repair button in the installer. You will not lose your Vencord or Plugin settings.

Vesktop

Right click the vesktop tray icon > Update Vencord.
If you don't have a tray, you can run the following script in devtools (ctrl + shift + i, then click on the console tab and paste):

await Vencord.Updater.checkForUpdates();
await Vencord.Updater.update();
(window.VesktopNative ?? DiscordNative).app.relaunch();

Userscript

Remove and reinstall the Userscript. You will not lose your Vencord settings.

Browser Extension

Remove and reinstall the Extension. You will not lose your Vencord settings.

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How to update if you can't update via normal means

Sometimes Vencord might break or crash and make it impossible to update via normal means. Here's how to fix it!

Discord Desktop

Use the Repair button in the installer. You will not lose your Vencord or Plugin settings.

Vesktop

Right click the vesktop tray icon > Update Vencord.
If you don't have a tray, you can run the following script in devtools (ctrl + shift + i, then click on the console tab and paste):

await Vencord.Updater.checkForUpdates();
await Vencord.Updater.update();
(window.VesktopNative ?? DiscordNative).app.relaunch();

Userscript

Remove and reinstall the Userscript. You will not lose your Vencord settings.

Browser Extension

Remove and reinstall the Extension. You will not lose your Vencord settings.

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How to update if you can't update via normal means

Sometimes Vencord might break or crash and make it impossible to update via normal means. Here's how to fix it!

Discord Desktop

Use the Repair button in the installer. You will not lose your Vencord or Plugin settings.

Vesktop

Right click the vesktop tray icon > Update Vencord.
If you don't have a tray, you can run the following script in devtools (ctrl + shift + i, then click on the console tab and paste):

await Vencord.Updater.checkForUpdates();
await Vencord.Updater.update();
(window.VesktopNative ?? DiscordNative).app.relaunch();

Userscript

Remove and reinstall the Userscript. You will not lose your Vencord settings.

Browser Extension

Remove and reinstall the Extension. You will not lose your Vencord settings.

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[elder yarrow]

1. How to update if you can't update via normal means
2. Vencord gone / failing to install
3. Theme stopped working
4. MoreUserTags missing/not working
5. Discord lagging
6. New discord UI or Theme/Plugins not working
7. Rich Presence Buttons not showing up

[valid jetty]

vi qa!

[elder yarrow]

1. How to update if you can't update via normal means
2. Vencord gone / failing to install
3. Theme stopped working
4. MoreUserTags missing/not working
5. Discord lagging
6. New discord UI or Theme/Plugins not working
7. Rich Presence Buttons not showing up

[lavish frigate]

.vi so good

ill add vi mode to discord

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice learn ed its peak text editing

[lavish frigate]

lets force them to use zed....

[valid jetty]

its almost as obnoxious as using echo >> a.txt and cat

ok the cron job is working thats nice

[hoary sluice]

no thanks

[hoary sluice]

how are u gonna put something on a specific line

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty @valid jetty hiii

[hoary sluice]

vi I LOVE NIXOS

[elder yarrow]

How to update if you can't update via normal means

Sometimes Vencord might break or crash and make it impossible to update via normal means. Here's how to fix it!

Discord Desktop

Use the Repair button in the installer. You will not lose your Vencord or Plugin settings.

Vesktop

Right click the vesktop tray icon > Update Vencord.
If you don't have a tray, you can run the following script in devtools (ctrl + shift + i, then click on the console tab and paste):

await Vencord.Updater.checkForUpdates();
await Vencord.Updater.update();
(window.VesktopNative ?? DiscordNative).app.relaunch();

Userscript

Remove and reinstall the Userscript. You will not lose your Vencord settings.

Browser Extension

Remove and reinstall the Extension. You will not lose your Vencord settings.

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[valid jetty]

echo "" > a.txt then replace every line 1 by 1

@deep mulch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mt-qzsWbqDg

[lavish frigate]

what an interesting repo

[deep mulch]

nop

[pseudo sierra]

wtf

[valid jetty]

these videos are so fun

they go into huge abuse of calculus notation and it STILL makes sense by the end

[hazy pine]

guys you know that uhm

that one guy

who made that one video

god i love that so much

[pseudo sierra]

ngl that video on lambda calculus made more sense than what I'm watching rn

[hazy pine]

+×+

[hazy pine]

wait is this the same video im talking about

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcVA8Nj6HEo peak.

[pseudo sierra]

yop

so good

[hazy pine]

love it sm

[valid jetty]

yeah i saw that

so good

[hoary sluice]

awesome

[hazy pine]

oh my god what are you typin

[hoary sluice]

woohoo swayfx works immediately

[fleet cedar]

My interpretation of plus times plus (after the initial stop don't do that phase) would be taking those functions as the set-of-pairs interpretation, i.e. (a, b, a+b) pairs, then doing the cartesian product of those sets, which would make a set of (a, b, c, d, a+b, c+d) tuples which can then be interpreted back as a function

[hoary sluice]

i think thats the fastest ive installed a wm on a fresh new distro

[fleet cedar]

Doesn't seem like a very useful operation though

[lavish frigate]

everything to escape nix 💔

we see how it is

[hoary sluice]

how am i escaping nix

[lavish frigate]

i misread

im stupid

i read vm 💔

[hoary sluice]

lmaoo

[lavish frigate]

everything to escape the cli 💔

we see how it is

[hoary sluice]

so true

gonna use turbines browser

terminal*

[lavish frigate]

turbines

im gonna make a website but ssh

[hoary sluice]

turminal

[lavish frigate]

ssh secure shell do we also have unsecure shell

[fleet cedar]

A few decades back, yes

[lavish frigate]

can i use it in 2025

[fleet cedar]

Telnet, for example

These days mostly used for watching ascii star wars

[lavish frigate]

damn i forgot telnets were a thing

[hazy pine]

someone should like make a linux machine that has unsecure shell and block all the commands that destroy the computer and let carnage happen

anarchy

[lavish frigate]

I’d do that

[hoary sluice]

its called /run

[lavish frigate]

What district

[hoary sluice]

NIXOS

[lavish frigate]

thanks apple autocorrect

[hazy pine]

lfs

[hoary sluice]

if you put the internet on it people will destroy it

you can always run a manually writnen binary that zeroes the drive

[lavish frigate]

I’ll set up a vm and remove sudo + destructive commands then open it up through a tunnel

[hazy pine]

you'd prob have a bunch of "x was here" notes scattered everywhere

[hoary sluice]

you will remove rm and someone will immediately fill the drive

[lavish frigate]

You are right

I’ll keep rm remove sudo tho

[hazy pine]

yeah but then

people will keep rm'ing all that they can

and there'll be no memories

[lavish frigate]

okay

[hazy pine]

whats the use then

[lavish frigate]

But that’s also funny

[hazy pine]

true true