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By the way, somewhat on-topic
Probably the best quote about "fun" that I know of
"The game, is fun. If it's not fun, why bother."
Real OGs will know where the quote comes from
but I apply this to life
Either I do things that allows me to have more fun later or I do things to have fun now
if the thing doesn't fall into those two categories, they are pointless
she could only be doing one thing with that expression/arrow/speech bubble and that is probably why the rest of the image is cropped out
I love the images.
uncanny valley
"Smile for the camera or I'll pump you full of lead"
🤣
LOL
why is her tongue the same colour as her skin
bleach
She has no tongue
cursed
there's a reason most of wikihow is manually deindexed from duckduckgo
this shit is why
I would not be shocked if I found out a bot are behind all those articles
I mean, Charr rnn + hypergan, then send it through autocorrect
just autoselect the first one
Hahaha
What are the effects of underclocking your computer?
It's slower, get's less hot and uses less power
About what you'd expect :P
if its a desktop there's no point
Only reason you would want to do it is if your PSU is too weak, or if your PC overheats
yeah, but the stock cooler is good enough anyway
Yeah, when either of those two things happen, you shouldn't search for a resolution in software :P At least not permanently
here
Why don’t software development jobs require basic knowledge of computer hardware and stuff? Like basic tech literacy?
If you get a virus or get hacked you’re screwed
What if your network gets hacked?
beggars (here: employers) can't be choosers
at least, that is the current balance imo
Because that's not what programming is about
Depends how basic you mean as well
Why do programmers need to know hardware?
when hardware breaks, you get Dell to give you a new one
no one got time for screwing with hardware
Best bit is the company buying you new kit and you keeping the old stuff 😉
I felt like it was specifically appropriate
I think it's time to change this channel name 🤔
I’m gonna buy a diary and write “snoop” on every page so when it inevitably gets stolen the diary itself calls them out
@leaden shuttle I vote for simply "Joe"

but since I did enjoy it a bit
@bleak lintel ADMIN ABUSE/FAVORSTISM

that was the edited message?
🤷♂️
I wanted to know how Linus' Linux adventure is coming along.
Well, it's in the works
I haven't set up the networking yet :P
💢
Haha
it's only been a week or two
going no internet should be good for you though
time to read some man pages.
Luckily Windows 10 saves my ass
Oh my
Yeah, I made a raymarcher
Liiiink
I've disabled onedrive a long time ago xD
You ever heard of signed distance fields?
Basically this raymarcher doesn't work with vertices / triangles
Raymarching is a relatively simple solution to a daunting task: finding the point of intersection between a 3D ray and object. To do so, we will need to find the origin point of the ray, and the direction it points for every pixel on the screen
Instead geometry is described through a function that gives me the distance to the nearest surface at each point
Yeah :D It's a type of raytracer in principle
Sounds pretty dope
i always got stuck with raytracing at 'calculate the surface normal of a sphere given a vector'
never enough lined paper
The surface vector is super easy with signed distance fields
I've been trying to get stuff done too
but I keep getting sidetracked
listening to Tool
Just get the gradient at any point in space

And that's your normal
ait
gradient as in derivative
university math is years back
I'll check some tool out
haven't done stuff since 
oh that sounds like osmething i can do
Yeah, the math behind it is super easy
Tool - Stinkfist @rough sapphire
i did some shading in a 3d graph engine once actually haha
basically differentiate a sphere and use the height as the color
or something
Lyrics is pretty vulgar at a surface level, but if you dig a bit deeper
it's even more relevant today than it was when it came out in '96.
(atleast my interprotation of it)
Haha, listening to it rn
Also made this cool class decorator right now
def debug_printable(class_type):
def __str__(self):
self._recursion_guard = True
s = f"{class_type.__name__}("
for key, item in self.__dict__.items():
if hasattr(item, "_recursion_guard"):
if not item._recursion_guard:
s += f"{key} : {item}, "
else:
s += f"(recursion) {key} : {type(item)}, "
else:
if key != "_recursion_guard":
s += f"{key} : {item}, "
self._recursion_guard = False
return s + ")"
setattr(class_type, "__str__", __str__)
return class_type
Haha when you see str inside a decorator
you know you are gonna have a good time,
ait let me read this.
Makes automatic __str__ methods for classes
if vodoo or elegant.
@debug_printable
class Person:
def __init__(self, name, age, friend=None):
self.name = name
self.age = age
self.friend = friend
hans = Person("Hans", 59)
print(hans)
Output:
Person(name : Hans, age : 59, friend : None, )
yup
And has a recursion guard: ```py
hans = Person("Hans", 59)
peter = Person("Peter", 31, friend=hans)
hans.friend = peter
print(hans)
Output:
```py
Person(name : Hans, age : 59, friend : Person(name : Peter, age : 31, (recursion) friend : <class '__main__.Person'>, ), )
Idk if I'll ever use it, since making __str__ methods is super easy
but you never know 
Yeah, I definitely won't
xD
But I enjoyed writing it, and isn't that all that counts?
Lets check it out
these docstrings
lol
tables for days
# This function's logic is copied from "recursive_repr" function in
# reprlib module to avoid dependency.
def _recursive_repr(user_function):
# Decorator to make a repr function return "..." for a recursive
# call.
repr_running = set()
@functools.wraps(user_function)
def wrapper(self):
key = id(self), _thread.get_ident()
if key in repr_running:
return '...'
repr_running.add(key)
try:
result = user_function(self)
finally:
repr_running.discard(key)
return result
return wrapper
that reasoning
"I dupplicated code to avoid a dependency"

techlead would spank me if I did that 
That's actually weird lol
What's with the single comments too #
I guess it's not part of PEP8.
they keep refering to it in their docstrings
but their code base seems reall "non-pep8-ified"
(not that it always matters).
I guess it's because they are not supposed to be acessed from outside
all the non underscored methods have normal docstrings
CPython code isn't clean by any extent of the imagination
There's code in there that's 25 years old with minimal changes, and hence 25 year old style
I wish my code would last that long.
And previously third-party packages that were pulled in as library modules, like pathlib, mock, unittest, etc.
At least it's well documented
@tame pier I would buy that argument, but dataclasses is new.
I'm not saying its an excuse, it's just how it is
Style changes or lack thereof are probably documented somewhere in the developer guide
@rough sapphire thoughts on the song?
Pretty cool 😄
I am intriqued on what you think it means
I didn't pay attention to the lyrics
alright then
I still have so many songs from them that I want to hear
but I keep replaying every song I go through
so it took me a year to get trough their most recent album 
Try Ghost - Year Zero
👍
What is doing cyber security like?
I mean as in penetration testing and ethical network hacking?
writing reports and policies mostly
What is that?
report
give a spoken or written account of something that one has observed, heard, done, or investigated.
policy
a course or principle of action adopted or proposed by a government, party, business, or individual.```
reports on security assessment and policies about creating security.
It’s literally just writing stuff?
open field, depends, but its a part of it.
How about the hacking?
what about it?
you hack the thing (maybe) then write report on how you hacked the thing
yup
most of the "hacking" is done by computers anyways
What is hacking like in comparison to programming?
dont forget in pentesting there's also physical entry as well
@astral knot Not necessarily
I've known many people who don't do nor like doing any kind of physical pen testing
physical pentesting is rare due to cost
I think ppl usually do both. I’m assuming a lot of cyber security jobs these days require knowledge of a programming language.
and it really annoys employees
most pentesting work is "X Company gets hired to pentest Y company software. X Company runs some scanner/security tool at Y Software. Y Company makes fancy report, X Company does something with report.
is done. The end"
could see why its annoying.
How much truth is in Mr. Robot?
like we got physical pentested, I was someone who admitted someone because they had work order. Why? Damn office manager had habit of telling the building she needed repairs without notifying physical security center
😂
instead of fiction, let's talk about defcon, those presenters are picked because they show something interesting but think about it. Out of everyone there, very few are interesting
Yup.
defcon 23 - knocking my neighbors kids cruddy drone offline.
@astral knot I've seen that one
oh yeah those
Very poorly setup. The one with.. what was it.. ftp server? ssh server? something on it
but my point is, most security work is "Run the tool. Get the results, write up the results"
That's not true
Like we got PenTest report at work, it was clear it was just a tool they ran and wrote it up
when you put it like that, i feel like it can be easily automated.
For some companies, maybe that's the case. But I know a few folks who do far more than just run some program.
again, like most things, there is 5% edge case of people doing cool shit, unless you are in 5%, it's mindnumbing
Unless you’re passionate about writing lol
I wouldn't say that. They wouldn't have gotten into the field if they didn't enjoy something out of it.
like developers, most developers are just plugging away on some company application that is pretty boring
That's definitely not the case
depends on how you grew up.
Scott, really?
some people slave away at a project they dont care about
Yes
many actually pick something want to do.
you work on awesomesauce application that will change the world?
my cousin is in hci research.
Some ppl these days do things just because they can pay the bills. It works for some, sometimes it doesn’t for others. Some ppl get a job so they can make money and do their passion on the side.
Which that's definitely not the case. Far more than 5% of developers enjoy what they're doing. Considerably more.
yeah well this discord exists
Starving artists for example
evidently enough.
fine, you know what, go into cyber security, another voice to ignore
honestly i dont know why people link cybersecurity with programming.
Can’t become a decently paid actor without making enough money to support that passion on the side sadly.
We get security paperwork at work constantly, it's like, cool, another thing I have to care about that I might get too at some point
Law school and med school cost a lot of money.
The only other option would be trades.
@lofty dirge security paperwork could mean anything. If it's valid things like XSS/SQLi/CSRF issues, that needs looked into. If it's someone trying to sell you on the WONDERFUL SECURITY BENEFITS OF BLOCKCHAIN!, then I can understand. Though, not sure what you're getting paperwork-wise, so I'm unsure.
cursed word cursed word
no, it's XSS or how HTTP Options is open
we do not speak of the buzzword
and I'm like, Cool, whatever, don't care
Then yeah, if you have XSS, that needs fixed.
I've got 14 other things on my plate
Rabbit
I'm speaking as American, obviously your country might be different
you need more jpeg in your profile picture.
I'm American as well 😄
and I'm like, Cool, whatever, don't care
It sounds like you're in the middle of a chain of not caring. Your software engineers don't care about your devops stuff, then you don't care about the security stuff
Few American Companies or even government agencies REALLY care about this issue. They just want enough to be like "Yea, we do that security thing" so people move on
Really?
Not sure what you're responding Really? to, here.
Reminds me of that ransomware situation at Merck
an aside- does enterprise specifically mean big businesses?
I'm with a company that got hacked and splashed on the news, nothing happens
They can steal bank account information
slap on the wrist, some bitching by investors, some investment in security that doesn't matter and life moves on
and?
Again, problem with security from business point of view is massive unknown
How much money do you need to spend to be secure?
Define secure
sudo ufw enable 
SCott, Bingo
it's some concept of secure, well, secure against hackers!
I do not encourage going on the deep web
@idle night How does Tails secure a server? 🤨
is this some kind of meme.
Dark web
Deep web is just the things that a search engine won't give you, or is hidden behind a login of some kind.
There’s illegal stuff
it's important to understand this is business issue with security, no one knows how much to spend on what you are getting for it and if it will even protect you
you plug XSS but this third party library has CVEs
@idle night How does this have anything to do with security of a company
this is a dumpster fire.
TailsOS is the most secure
@lofty dirge this third party library?
It deletes everything each time you reboot
@idle night That's a weird way of spelling Qubes
Web Application Firewall you bought hasn't been updated because last time you updated, it was downtime nightmare
Why would a hacker hack a blank machine?
Scott, Tomcat
Or something easily fixable?
Apache Struts, ask Equifax how that worked out for them
That sounds like a waste of time
@lofty dirge I mean, you could say the same thing abut Apache Struts
Ha, you know exactly what I'm getting at.
You have to practice security in-depth
Implement Tripwire, SELinux, etc.
so you have 14 security asks, all crazy priority with developers who are like "I just want to get this code out" and project managers who like "WE NEED THESE FEATURES" and sales blaming lack of new features of lack of revenue
Idk how ppl can sleep doing illegal activities. A lot of them must sleep with their eyes open.
@lofty dirge That's company specific though. Many companies emphasize security and have bug bounties.
/r/sysadmin always seems to talk about patches breaking something
But that's why you also have testing systems for that kind of stuff
You don't just push updates into production and hope it all works out.
everyone has testing systems, for a select few, it's separate from Prod
Good talk everyone, but I have to go AFK 👍
Id sleep with the lights on and both eyes open
Don’t you just love it when you have a dog that refuses to drink water but loves to eat ice
lmao
most pentesting work is "X Company gets hired to pentest Y company software. X Company runs some scanner/security tool at Y Software. Y Company makes fancy report, X Company does something with report. :takemymoney: is done. The end"
@lofty dirge You are mistaken.
Most, if not all, of the findings in reports we've found by hand during the time allocated for the project. I don't recall ever even using any sort of automatic scanner apart from nmap when doing recon
also I don't know if you mixed up X and Y in your last sentence but generally we're the ones writing a report - on all of our findings, their risk / impact and recommendation for fixing them
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cool
@rough sapphire but then there are dumb things which muddy the water a bit
like the UK has a cyber awareness accreditation type thing you can get
and the thing is basically "write up what all your equipment is and what it does and then we'll visit your website and run an nmap scan"
very much not a pentest
very much a way to get a little bit of paper with a gold star on it
we got down marked for using a letsencrypt certificate. smh.
🙃 that's a bit shite
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This lecture from the Cambrid...
Lukas you've done it, corona is no more
do any of you use JetBrains Space and can walk me through how i'm supposed to use it?
let's hope lol
how does the Wheel thing actually work/what does it do? PEP is pretty cryptic
Wheels are basically just zip files containing the package
Binary wheels that target specific distributions will have pre-compiled C extensions included
It's not really any more complex than that
ahhh okay thanks mate
.battleship
@copper ocean Game cancelled.
@rough sapphire You could probably program in PyDroid3 then use the Kivy launcher app
Haven't tried it yet though
Wrong tag(?)
Ok thanks I'm gonna do a bit of research for kb
kivy
also is there an alternative for that?
Not that I'm aware of unfortunately
I was able to get pyQt working on my phone using some app
must've been the wind
no links
who though???
honestly i don't care much
if it makes him feel better about himself let that be a thing
@rough sapphire I've been through numerous tests at different companies. 2 companies engineers admitted that most of pentesting was automatic and for some of tests, completely automatic. I've heard the tool Acunetix mentioned several times. Yes, my experience has been similar through out. Security Company does pentesting, writes up reports and hands it to software company. Thus my point of pentesters need great writing skills, most of their time won't be pentesting but instead writing up results.
There is probably a select few companies where pentesters are relieved of burden of having to write detailed reports but they are rare.
I've personally used Acunetix, and it's.. not all that fantastic.
Especially for the price point they're asking
I'm sure it not. I'm not sure though why security people think their marketplace is exempt from race to the bottom. If you can run pen tests cheaper then then competition regardless of quality, people will take it. Beauty of it is since most engagements are transactional, any breaches can be blamed on bugs that slip in after the fact.
and I'm talking companies not FAANG/MS
any breaches can be blamed on bugs that slip in after the fact.
Not necessarily. That's up to both companies ( pentestee and pentester ) to prove
like I'm sure Azure does security 100% seriously because if they got breached, it would be a disaster
I've seen a handful of instances where a company was given the A-OK and were later breached, and were told by the testing company "Not our fault" and it 100% was
sure but proving it can be difficult
It's why these things take time. You don't spend 4 hours and say "Yep, certified"
Sometimes things are really easy to pinpoint though, breach-wise
then, frankly, you've been in contact with shite pentesting companies @lofty dirge
probably because they were cheaper
not surprising
The quickest I've ever spent diagnosing a problem was probably 5 minutes.
"Hey, you're getting an SSH connection from China. Do you have anyone who routes through there?"
"Nope."
"gg"
That was a disappointing call to make.
but many companies do, at my job, we work with US mega bank. They had requirement that we pentested software megabank used. We got a company to run some pentests, delivered some findings, cleaned up the worst of findings then had them run pentest again. Came back clean, we got stamp of approval and promptly pushed this massive backlog of feature code
That doesn't make much sense
Why wouldn't you push the code and then get it pentested?
Because a pentest is essentially a certification at a specific point in time that says "This version, x, has these problems:"
because we would have introduced more security findings possibly
That's a... bad thing?
We need a clean bill of health for customer, we got clean bill of health for customer, once the customer was happy, we went back to doing tequila shots
again, IME, few companies give a massive shit about security. They want enough not to get breached by 12 year old with Metasploit tools but not enough it's going to change next quarter bonuses all that much. I'm talking all B2B software people don't have a clue about
and if they do .gov work, enough to satisfy the .gov auditors
Snake you're boned
Yes Lukas.
I wanna invite you to contribute to one of them.
It's not been started yet.
Chess
Rest API for chess games which would be able to handle many millions of games, and expose endpoints for other applications to easily query for board positions, players, etc.
The current options for other people are paid, or resulting to databases such as lichess's player games.
I want this one to be for tournament games primarily, and have a seperate one for all non tournament games.
No no, there's many tournaments all arround the world.
Many of which have their own small database.
Users would contribute to the database by uploading pgns.
Are you building API or chess bot?
API
yes, and store them, and thne people could fx. look up a position by FEN notation, and we would return information such as games played in this position, statistics, etc.
and a paginated list of links to queries with those games.
No
PGN
not pngs
it's a chess notation for a game
it's in cleartext
I think it would be quite cool
the API will probably be written in Python FastAPI and with PostgreSQL as it's database
if i may chime in i'm fairly sure just using sqlite in ram would be good enough
for what the program is prolly gonna be
idk
yeah
We could do table partitioning on avg rating of the opponents or something.
or maybe even the hashed fen string.
kink 😄
I haven't made up all the endpoints yet
in my mind I mean
that's what you are refering to, right?
How we would query it = what endpoints are there?
I haven't made a database design yet
but we would have a table with pgns. probably.
and then a table with positions.
and then a table that binds those with a a many to many relationship?
NoSQL might be better
yeah it actually might for this
I have to think more about what stuff should be in there.
it's a process :-)
Figure out what source material you have. (PGNs in this case)
Find out what information it contains.
Store it all.

Refreshed my memory on PGN, not sure why a single table wouldn’t suffice
Why there is no language based on py to develop apps?
Define apps
Rabbit, because it would be incredible slow if I gave you a FEN string and I would have to find games containing those positions.
Positions
given this board position what's the next position from that (plies, half moves).
so the user can see that in this position 66% played X move and it had a wining percentage of Y.
*69
you could then given a position (FEN string) calculate all valid moves and look those up in the DB.
it's actually not that trivial
if you wanna make it scaleable
what do you mean move?
a ply?
like Nf3?
it's not a bad idea
you can't have it as key though
since it's not unique
otherwise you would have to have a table for each FEN 
you could make it a composite key
FEN + ply
Nf3
a half move
a move is
white ply + black ply = move
(we took this discussion elsewhere for any other readers)
Nymann how long will u spend time on discord per day on avg??
is anyone aware of a website like htmlpaste.com, essentially hastebin, but it served html as full pages, JS included. It no longer works and now I need a different way to "host" simple SPAs. Everything I can find requires an account
That sounds very cool
but sadly i dont know any that dont require an account now
data is money now 😩
@warm nova Julia looks interesting
You can't go back after using it for a while seriously
How does it compile to native when it's dynamically typed 🤔
It's not dynamically typed
I mean yes but no, not like python
Does it just infer types?
Yes
Ahh okay
Dynamically typed, they mean you can assign a variable to a string then an int I guess
Yes
Just code in COBOL and you're good
NJ needs you
I think Google gave them free software so they can get off of that dependency
discord.gift/bm7jcpQbGPtqxwFSG7Z6nNyn
Was this a real gift?
doesn't look like it...
https://discordapp.com/store/skus/720991558869975040/nitro-testsku
the rickroll is also telling. 😄
@gaunt osprey
okay so yeah, you have to do a second contest?
Yes
With the winners of each state
Or area
Have you watched hunger game?
Its the same concept
The first time how they won
And had to go against the other in next year
But all the winners
oh so first tourney is local?
Yes
n second is nationwide?
Yws
You get that
Then do the international
Because botball
Is also in another country
Qatar
So winner from there goes to US
And they get this
Anyways
If you want to participate make sure you read very well and email them if you are able to
And if you haven't seen the bill is bit expensive
yeah, the 2500$ fee?
honestly that kinda stops me at the door
but honestly sounds rlly cool
Well
If you continue reading
You can apply for a sponsorship
So the game organisers can let you in for free
Or do fundraising
oh, well that's pretty cool. thanks for explaining the thingy to me
No problem!
so this channel is off topic?
yes
so can i ask something about youtube
everytime i watch youtube python tutorials
the description button "load more" is missing
welp
load more what?
description
video description
see? there is no load more button
here is the full screenshot
maybe because thats where the description ends?
idk, send link?
Yes, there is a fantastic News API in Python that will allow you to search and download breaking news, headlines, and articles from over 30,000 news sources and blogs with the NewsApi.org package "newsapi-python", which is a JSON format api. In this video tutorial, I will give...
;-;
Try disabling your adblock and see if it helps
What browser are you using? Are you sure it's updated? your youtube version looks kinda old
Google chrome
yeah, your youtube does look odd
:v
my yt is old bc im using mac os x 10.7
xD
and my google chrome 49
well
nvm
just forget it
🙂
can i ask u somethin
about "A N I M E"
xd
jk
eh
soryr
typo
owh
@tribal aurora Which country?
forget it
Uwu
"My land's only borders lie around my heart." - Anthem, Chess.
I've never liked that usage of "lie" indicating position.
vs deliberate mistruth
I call upon the council of JavaScript to aid me!
How the crap do I iterate over an object as if it were a Python dictionary
By that I mean
for key, value in my_dict.items():
that's it I think
That...
Huh
I don't know why I was overcomplicating it
I think Python just coddled me
the why use section seems important to read. I'm not 100% sure if that's what you want
I forget what for (x of y) and for (x in y) do differently
you can just grab the value from the object like they do in the examples though right?
for .. of is for iterable objects, so you can use it with arrays
ah
you shouldn't really use for .. in with arrays
I hate that there's so many differences
This is one of those huge headaches I get from JS
Hello. Does someone know discord server for java or app development?
There's one for the android dev subreddit
thanks ❤️
from @undone berry
thank you
Oh well crap
I think I have to figure out what ECMAScript the Office API supports
Because it looks like there ARE ways to do it, but the easiest is going to be from ECMAScript 2015 and 2017
And I feel like I saw at some point that it only supports ECMAScript 5
Sooooo
This could be messy
really thinking outside the box with that automod message lol
Oh for the invite block?

So no harm no foul
yeah I know lol
@plucky ridge
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/entries
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Map/entries
this or this depending on whether you have an object or a map
Ah, perfect
you can do
for ([key, value] of ...) {}
```with both
I might HAVE to make it a map depending on what ECMA this supports
use of, not in. in goes over object keys, of goes over iterators
I thought you had to specify other parts of the object if you used of
@graceful basin He's trying to go over object keys
or can objects be implicitly turned into iterators?
ah, then you probably want for (key of Object.keys(obj))
what's wrong with the for ... in method?
I think there was something specific which makes this better than in
in goes over keys of the prototype as well
which you probably do not want
you can use Object.hasOwnProperty to check whether it is an object key or a prototype key
Object.prototype has non enumberable properties which it won't catch. So it won't get everything
I guess it depends on the object itself
but I think for ... in is fine
honestly, I am not too sure. I have seen in multiple sources (mostly SO) that Object.keys is better and never really questioned it. But it probably is fine either way
would guess it is similar to is None vs == None in python
Reading through the Mozilla docs. And unsurprisingly it seems like there's a million different ways to do this, each one catching slightly different stuff
Oh good, .entries() will work
Makes my life a smidge easier
Feels like every time I open this project up to test something, it's always a new issue
the man asked for unit testing
what is the name of font that cmd using ( windows)
consolas IIRC
because it's not a free font
Not entirely surprising
Inconsolata, an open source alternative, is available on Google Fonts.[6]
I just want old pc/terminal font
I just want old pc/terminal fon
wait lemme find a example
like this
I need this font for my ubuntu terminal
yes. now make it smaller.
that's some wrong font besides
it's some courier polski
you have courier on your computer already
...
i have no idea how you don't have courier
is it a windows-only font once again
well i prefer consolas
no consolas
is that ubuntu?
yep
that will install windows fonts which should include courier
maybe consolas too
I should have seen this coming.
It doesn't want .bmp files
Going to convert them to .pngs
Wheeeee
not working
Have you restarted to see if that helps make the OS recognize the new fonts?
Why?
because he's not applying himself
like trying to google how to install fonts is not hard.
You're not obligated to help if you feel like your time is being wasted
Silence is better than discouragement
Sure but there are better ways than just saying "go elsewhere"
We often forget that researching is a learned skill
Yep yep
Have you restarted to see if that helps make the OS recognize the new fonts?
@plucky ridge restarted/ not worked again
Mkay, let me check something
@gloomy scarab How are you trying to change it? In the Preferences > Profiles bit?
Sorry, force of habit to ping
@gloomy scarab How are you trying to change it? In the Preferences > Profiles bit?
@plucky ridge yes
Can you take a screenshot of your current Profile window?
Can you take a screenshot of your current Profile window?
@plucky ridge
@plucky ridge
And have you swapped out the custom font where it has it?
Currently it's got Monospace Bold selected
yep
did it install any new fonts?
did you refresh the font cache
I'm not sure that's the same thing...
Fair
Does it show a bunch of fonts if you don't have anything searched?
yep
Crap, back in a sec, have to help a coworker with something
do you have arial or times new roman
no
well whatever happened. then the fonts didn't get installed or configured properly.
did you accept the EULA when installing?
yep
DUDE
dude*
fonts came to libre office but
not to terminal
I need them in terminal
Weird
close the terminal
hmm it's some known bug apparently or something
yeah that's not gonna help.
i'm googling it.
I installed the patched font "Source Code Pro" from https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts#option-3-install-script on my Ubuntu 18.10 box.
I can see the font showing up on the Fonts program (as
Hello
hi there
hello there
print("Hello, World!")```
return```
how to make different colors?
WHOO
i want to knoW
Got it in one try
only BSS
"you did it"```
moo```
cow
There is a lang called
cow
and all syntaxes are
mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
how to use >>>
some gorilla language as well
(=`#9]~67Y32Vx/4Rs+0No-&Jk"Fh}|Bcy?
`=*2]Kw9ooG4UUSO/@-ejc(:'8dc```
Why is there so much spam going on?
Malbolge hello world
Not really the point of the channel
it's all about off topic
Off-topic conversations. Not spam
we should develop a language
There are plenty of other servers to do that in
I mean that feels pretty evident
>++++++++[<+++++++++>-]<.>++++[<+++++++>-]<+.+++++++..+++.>>++++++[<+++++++>-]<+
+.------------.>++++++[<+++++++++>-]<+.<.+++.------.--------.>>>++++[<++++++++>-
]<+.```
Output: Hello World
I was responding to how to use >>> operator
@rough sapphire they are not operators
still don't get it
strings*
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Hello World in cow
Okay, now that is spam
!paste if you're going to output something large and code
Pasting large amounts of code
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okok ty
@plucky ridge when I said gorilla language I meant something that had you type oo oo aa aa or something as keywords and all
oh, alright
@plucky ridge excuse the ping, but I meant orangutans, https://esolangs.org/wiki/Ook!
Makes me think of the Librarian from Discworld
@zinc sail Are you Turk?
Well that's random
@hard snow this channel isn't a meme dump
what
I don't understand people's instance that that we're the ones at fault. There are hundreds and hundreds of other servers made JUST for this sort of thing. Why try to be a pain and dump memes in a place where they're not wanted
Just makes 0 sense to me
Mmmm new Bring Me The Horizon single is pretty good.
that's what sparked the discussion in the other channel. Reddit released a statement, and in it they almost explicitly say you can use hate speech against majority groups
I'm guessing the two were closely linked
ronald mc donald
Huh, I need to read that statement
i'm writing a backend for my website
Ah, yep, that's a spicy meatball
are you using django?
It feels a little unclear on what they mean by a majority
hmm yeah
Like are they saying that it doesn't protect the regular people in a specific subreddit?
I'm pretty sure they'd ban some "kill all white people" subreddit in a heartbeat
prediction: the reddit discussion takes of here, goes on a dumb tangent, then someone enters ot2 and hooks into the reddit discussion again
then we can have an endless looping of this reddit discussion
Haha
Majority is a loaded term and doesn't represent what is actually being described when we talk about majority vs minority
though I don't have a very good usecase for it
it's about the power in society, not demographic makeup of a region
right but then it's completely arbitrary
it becomes 'don't do hate speech against people you shouldn't do hate speech against'
as defined by reddit
i also started to learn django with postgreSQL, i dont really get what i learn lol
technically, but welcome to social science, you generally don't have strictly defined categories
@wheat cloak I mean do you know what you want to build with it?
I doubt it'll last long
GitHub tried the same thing a while back and reverted it pretty quickly
github has a hate speech policy?
@rough sapphire nah not really, i'm doing frontend right now and thought i should learn the backend before i actually have a project idea for it
newsflash: metallica renames their album Main of the Puppets
i would have thought it was up to the repo maintainers
Their code of conduct used to say that they weren't interested in reports of hate speech towards eg men, white people
I'm not surprised
@wheat cloak well there's always gonna be some backend. if your frontend is just static content or doesn't really interact with the backend at all, then there might not be any need to learn it separately.
@wheat cloak the backend can work without a frontend
It's discriminatory, not necessarily racist, but either way it's pretty problematic
usually hate speech directed towards white cis-het men tends to not have much credibility to it as a threat and doesn't represent sentiments of racial superiority
Yeah.
It's still discrimination though
It doesn't have a place in a polite setting is the point
well, not discrimination necessarily, unless it's literally someone being excluded from something due to these characteristics
it does exist though loonsun, and having it in policy will only make it more common even if it isn't a real issue
it's more just slurs or bigotry
wait ot0 turned into some movie discussion
that happens
0 indexing ;)
is this discusioin derailing?
uh
the first one is very clearly racist
playing into racist stereotypes is racist
all black people are thieves is racist
oh right - the second one is racist
mb
lets stop this now
@viral parrot a discussion on racism doesn't seem all that harmful
I'll stop if we have to
but I'm curious as to why
alright, was answering the ping I got earlier, sorry for bringing it back up
oh yeah i see your point loonsun but i think having a policy of 'no hate speech against majorities' ignores the examples of that kind of thing that do exist,
2. Follow the Python Discord Code of Conduct.
i suggest you read them again.
it definitely is, so lets move on to something else
everyone here seems to be acting like adults
even if we are being civil, they are still loaded
well 'mature people'
so if @viral parrot wants us to move on, that is final
yes, because lets stop before it derails. i do not want to infract anyone today 😄
yes thanks @kindred flower
IMO discussion of racism with the goal of coming to a better understanding of it is a good idea
well
.topic
Name one famous person you would like to have at your easter dinner.

