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キタ━━━(゚∀゚)━━━!!

Your fortune: Good Luck

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maybe its just because PHP was my first language so its native to me but all the arguments people make against PHP seem abstracted from the everyday reality of using it. kinda like when 4channoids cry about rust all day while never actually developing anything themselves while everything gets rustified


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Recently at DebianConference '25, a convicted handholdingual predator. According to court documents, before he was eighteen, Jeremy Bicha committed "thousands of assaults". In response to the criticism of hosting a child predator while policing the political opinions of other contributors, they removed anyone from their channels who mentioned the topic. How do you feel about this situation?

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i think you should install gentoo

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Gay Nazi Offensive Moronic Enthusiasts laugh

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>>1584 this guy looks like someone who would molest people ngl


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hey Hikarins. i want to talk about alternative browsers: which ones you like, which ones you dislike, which ones you think are interesting, whatever. we all know about Ungoogled Chromium, Librewolf and Pale Moon, so although discussion of those browsers is fine, i really wanna see some niche stuff. bonus points for browsers that function on the modern web or browsers that have weird designs or usecases. this is also a good opportunity to talk about projects that push away from Google's domination of the browser market through Chromium and their proxy Mozilla. my browser to start this thread is Basilisk. used to be owned by the Male Poon team but now is independent. runs a similar codebase to PM but has some modern technologies like WebRTC and such. from what i can tell it seems to function fine as a modern browser, and although it's lacking in extensions/themes it has the necessities like adblock, userscripts, etc. i'd consider this as pretty independent from Google/Mozilla as far as functioning browsers go since the codebase is based on old Firefox.

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Luakit shades it's free, GPLv3 licensed, written in Lua and C, and the devs are nice. I have also written a few extensions for it; a redirector, a work-in-progress uMatrix fork (4th or 5th iteration, I keep running into problems) unlike Qutebrowser, which has an asshole dev that doesn't care about your security angryangry (see https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/7777) for the issue, tldr; WebGL remained available to sites even though I disabled it, and the dev just dismissed it like it was no problem annoyed2)

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>>1483 I self compiled Basilisk, to use system-libs wherever possible, as Serpent. I even wrote and maintained an ebuild for it for about a year. Ended up leaving it because of how openly hostile towards the use of system libraries Moonchild and his two lackies are. I remember asking for help at one point because something changed in the build process that broke my ebuild, but the error message wasn't helpful (at least to me; I cam fix scripts and bits of code sometimes, but I'm not a browser programmer). I asked a question, and then got laid into for my "unauthorized" ebuild. This was a little before Moonchild and his lackies lost their shit on some *BSD repo that had "unauthorized" ports, which led to even more drama. I think one of his buddies even lamented that the codebase was opensource, and expressed admiration for how MS used to handle code. I probably won't go back to it, now that I am using and am happy with Librewolf, but I am glad to hear it is an independent project now.\ In the past I used to use SeaMonkey (sad it doesn't get more love), Midori (the old one), and even used Kazehakase (sp?) for a while WAAAAAYYYYY back.

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Has anyone tried Dillo by chance?

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>>1488 Dildos? of course I have hikarin!

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I got SeaMonkey because it was preinstalled on Slackware and now I'm never going back love


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People tend towards ricing their desktops, but this is really just visual stuff. What kind of touches do you have to make the computer an extension of yourself rather than collections of other peoples software? I personally set the login PAM auth settings to have rootok as sufficient. getty logins run from uid 1 so you don't have to put in a password. Unprivileged users (including ssh) can't login without the rest of the authentication modules. Having a file that gets printed whenever a shell starts as a motd is pretty useful too.

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I like making aliases in my bashrc that replace fancy technical commands with nice layman commands. On Debian, I replaced "doas" with "pls", and "doas apt-get" with "please". If I want to install cmatrix, I just tell my computer "please install cmatrix" and it installs it. I'm thinking of making my own automated package installer for Slackware that's just going to be nothing but this kind of syntax.


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What's your favorite programming language /t/?

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For C/C++ programmers: What do you think about the extern keyword? imo it's quite useful with proper documentation.

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>>1463 writing good modular code without extern is neigh impossible in C. It and static globals are the only way you have of scoping symbols by file. C++ has namespaces but they look like shit and I don't like it.

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GO as it's the name a fast compiler a time saver happy2

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>>1425 go is dope

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63 posts and no mention of lisp cry


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How 2 exit it?? Is it malcious software?

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Fear not, young lady! I am a wizard, and I shall help you. Press escape and type in this spell: ":wq" No need to thank me. I'm just doing my duty...

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It is cruel irony that I find vim the most comfy terminal based text editor. No other compares to it. But is so fucking complex and overloaded with features, that every time I need to correct my workflow it's major pain the ass.

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install gentoo

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>>881 vis may be of your interest: https://github.com/martanne/vis Haven't used it too much though

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step one : don't panic step two: grab another device step three: READ https://vimhelp.org step four : delete vim step five : downloa nano step six : don't get back to vim until u decide to sell your soul and never see the sunlight again


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What kind of projects are you working/worked on /t/? Or if you're not working on something, do you have any ideas you'd like to work on? Share your progress or showcase your works

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>>2 Working on my million dollar gaym

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>>1536 waow what kind of gaym is it surprised

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>>2 Replacing systemd user services with s6-rc execline is a fun puzzle

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>>1544 I gave up on it... A hyper light drifter -like

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>>1529 what use is an archive you can't access?


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Any Gentoo Friends on this board? If so tell me what you love or hate about it. What USE flags do you use? In the meanwhile I will post some of my favorite Gentoo Desktops!!

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and your rise is gheysnicker

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>>1563 laugh gay non binary dev thinks that HIS machine is relevant

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>>1563 Have you completed the migration to py3.13? have you recently updated qt with zero issues? how's it done?

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>>1568 >Have you completed the migration to py3.13? Yes I have. I still have some programs dependent on 3.12 though. emerge -pv --depclean '=dev-lang/python-3.12.10' '=dev-lang/python-3.11.13' Calculating dependencies... done! dev-lang/python-3.12.10 pulled in by: app-cdr/cdemu-3.2.5-r1 requires dev-lang/python:3.12 www-client/firefox-128.12.0 requires dev-lang/python:3.12[ncurses,sqlite,ssl] www-client/icecat-128.12.0 requires dev-lang/python:3.12[ncurses,sqlite,ssl] >>> Calculating removal order... >>> These are the packages that would be unmerged: dev-lang/python selected: 3.11.13 protected: none omitted: 3.12.10 3.13.3 All selected packages: =dev-lang/python-3.11.13 >have you recently updated qt with zero issues? My system is up-to-date(amd64, not ~amd64) >how's it done? eselect news read 2025-03-24-python3-13

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Ok I tried emerge -pvu @installed and turns out I could update 200 pkg, including qt >Conflict: 23 blocks (all satisfied) But you should update your world set, not @installed anyway.


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Do you still use CRT monitors? I do

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I don't even own a flatscreen display (besides the ones built into my PSP and gameboys)

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>>1521 Curved monitors are gay hikarinannoyed

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is there a big difference in quality between the tvs and monitors?

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>>1551 monitors usually have higher resolution and more importantly higher horizontal frequency. a late sony trinitron can go up to 1600x1200 90@Hz vertical @90Khz horizontal but can't go as low as let's say 320x240 @31Khz horizontal, which is what console usually had as resolution until 6th gen. horizontal frequency is also important for scan lines iirc, so that's why it's usually better to get a tv for consoles and a monitor for games that were on PC if you care about experiencing stuff the way it was. There's also a big difference between europe and US/JP, the former has the worst quality with most tvs being either composite (up to 480i) or SCART (up to 576i for some weird reason), the latter often had component (better colors, progressive output). So if you have an older console for example and you're in europe you likely played it with the worst quality. As for why this happened i have no clue but it's pretty dumb, i have to guess regulations.

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>>1551 tv is a monitor + software and/or hardware to watch porn monitor is monitor - it displays shit. though modern monitors do have some fancy ass shitware iirc annoyed >>1554 interesting point. good thing i don't buy tvs huhhappy


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>Erying 11th Gen Tigerlake ES CPU Motherboard (roughly an 11900H) >AMD 6600M Chinkshit Franken card >2x 16TB Seagate Drives (ST16000NM000J) in striped ZFS >8x 5TB Seagate Drives (ST5000LM000) in raidz2 (keeps a monthly backup of the striped array - drives always online so the SMR has time to unfuck itself - so far works fine - only had to restore from it once and it went well) >1x cold spare of each HDD model >2x 512GB Kingston NVMe drives (one of their lowend models) for / and /home >1x 512GB Teamgroup SATA solidstate drive for /home backup >Gentoo (~amd64) as OS (this was a mistake, but I didn't feel like doing a reinstall once I switched computers) >ZFS volumes are shared via ZFS built-in NFS (I am told this is a mistake, but it works) Most of it came from my old chinkshit/aliexpress PC build, and from old computers I got for cheap though various sellers. All of the storage was lightly used, but passes monthly scrubs and checks. Mainly serve Jellyfin from it, but I am also thinking of running multiple docker instances of octoprint so I can control all of my FDM printers from it. Also have an iSCSI set up for backing up my wife's homebrew TTRPG setting.

Your fortune: Outlook good

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I'm just about to build a NAS with some leftover parts from an old upgrade, some new parts, and the disks out of my current NAS 7900X3D 64GB DDR5 (I'll probably run it at 4800MT/s) 4x 20TB HDD in ZFS Z1 (I have an off-site backup) 6.4TB NVMe (PCIe 4.0 x8) for L2ARC 1.92TB NVMe (PCIe 3.0 x4) for SLOG (maybe, not sure) With the recent changes to L2ARC persistence and block size in TrueNAS, I intend to basically warm my L2ARC for a couple months, and then just basically never hit my disks again. My seeding torrents will probably fit entirely within L2ARC, as will a lot of my media library. In theory I get the benefit of a 52TB array with one disk redundancy, with the speed of NVMe for reads. I know SMB doesn't do sync writes, so my SLOG won't help there, but I have some VMs and containers using NFS shares which I think does? Normally so sync writes.

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Its just used for minecraft and plex right now Dell PowerEdge R740 2x Intel Xeon Gold G134 3.2GHz 256GB RAM 7TB HDD

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>>1537 Is your HDD noisy? Like, do you shut it off when you are going to sleep?

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>>1542 its in another room but the hard drives are actually not that loud. the only thing loud about it is the fans when its starting up

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>>1542 Not that anon, but I'm the 7900X3D (soon) NAS, when the R240 is quiet enough (it's way louder than the R220 it replaced angry) hearing the 4 drives chugging away from seeding is actually quite comforting, I have it iny bedroom.


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