>>1513 I followed these steps just like it was written in the NEWS item but half of my python packages can't or couldn't upgrade to 3.13 from 3.12 so I have both targets. I saw a lot of people with the same problem in the forums. If it's a me problem and not a gentoo problem then I'll need to try again soon.

>>1514 I meant you to stick with python 12. You don't need python 13 hikarin stop encouraging people who break userspace on every whim

>>1515 I wish I had stuck with 12 and never attempted the upgrade in the first place. Also, qt causes circular dependency hell every other week. Anyone else have this problem and any tips on resolving it so it doesn't happen.

>>1518 >Also, qt causes circular dependency hell every other week yes i had a meltdown because of this shit. I just used -O flag to compile core packages from dev-qt/ and then everything vent fine. Gentoo people bitch and while that this is a "wrong" and "dangerous" approach but I give so little shit about it like I can't describe

It's been 2 hours and I still can't update world because of slot conflicts with qt6 and other packages. I didn't believe it at first, but portage is really implemented so poorly just to gatekeep ubuntu users

>>2 a webserver in Lua. just finished writing a little extension for it so it can chroot and drop privileges. pic not related

i'm currently working on a wiki software! in php of course I plan for very basic features, simple markdown parser.

I've written a few personal projects over the years, but this time I'll write a nice Linux tool. It will be a CLI program that can handle battery charge thresholds, laptop backlight brightness and CPU min frequency, max frequency, governor and turbo toggles. This will be easy due to the fact that hardware is interpreted as files on Linux, so it's easy to modify these values

I wrote a textboard in C! Source is in the site banner https://leftybbs.kyun.li

Currently working on a project that will be a contribution to education. It's a basic 2D engine written in C/C++. I'm the only programmer here, so I have a lot of work to do: GUI, create all the systems, etc. I will post in this thread when I finish it.

I've been using CRTs from 2020 till beginning of this year. If you use it too much, it can hurt your eyes, I've felt this. I usually use my computer for idk 15 hours/day, so this can be a pain in the ass. Now I'm using a LED 27'inch monitor with nice colors and it was the best thing I've done. I love CRTs and it's aesthetic, but I don't think it's suitable for me anymore. Here's one of my old photos using it.

I wish I had a CRT monitor...

I always stop at garage sales to try to find them for cheap but I haven't stumbled upon any yet

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

>>1521 Curved monitors are gay hikarin

>free Linux VPS with full admin access https://terminator.aeza.net/en/ alright i don't want to be a dick i don't really think you can do this, other than the numerous "free" cloud tiers that will ask you for your card then turn up a bill for your bandwidth. there are things like tilde.club (can't remember others) but besides always being available on a community/as-is/if-i'm-jiving-with-it basis they are also, uh, all non-root. honestly, if you waltz around lowendbox/lowendtalk for a suitable KVM, reading carefully, and spend A DOLLAR per month for actual service from a small-to-medium provider you could walk away with something pretty nice. alternatively, https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/services/hosting, or tunnel through cf from your home machine

you can rent a low-tier vps for less then a 1$/month i pay 45$/4years for 1thread/1gbram/1gigabit + 96gb disk space

Damn, I forgot to clarify that it was for setting up a website.

>>1511 You did mention you were making an imageboard.

>>1504 holy scam

>>1478 my fellow retard but a nick name doesn't make non anonymous. i've been wondering about it lately

Yes, I'm on Lemmy with the lemy.lol instance and on Mastodon. Personally I like Lemmy a lot more because it's very hard to find content at least for me on Mastodon. Ive never experienced any of the problems that people discuss on here, I just ignore the stuff that I obviously won't like

>>1480 can you kindly explain me how it works, in terms of, are you able to send direct private messages across fediverse to other users? (e.g. lemmy, mastodon, peertube etc)

>>1481 Google is free

For Lemmy on Mobile, I use the apps Boost and Jeroba but I want to stop using Boost because its closed source. Any recommendations? I think Jeroba is fine I just have 2 accounts and like to experiment with new clients

ricing is gay

>>1267 i'm not sure if that's possible. i could be wrong tho. good try on your first rice hikarin.

> Raspberry Pi 4 2 GB RAM > Single Sandisk 64 GB USB 3.0 drive for / > Alpine Linux for OS > 2x 2TB Seagate External HDD in BTRFS RAID 1 > 1 TB Samsung SSD for torrenting/files with a lot of random IO > 1 TB Samsung HDD for backups and cold storage oh yeah, we're homeservering now. I am currently redesigning my entire infrastructure, because I really need to start setting up a proper backup and snapshot system and I also want to migrate some services I host to Podman containers.

>>1491 I was never able to get hardware decoding to work on jellyfin using podman.

>>1491 I have such Raspberry Pi too, two of them. I can't wait when my internet is stable enough to use them..

not that niche but i like qutebrowser its not good for extensions but i enjoy its simplicity and being able to mold it to your liking

Luakit 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 (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 )

>>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.

Has anyone tried Dillo by chance?

>>1488 Dildos? of course I have hikarin!

My goal is to finish the CPTS path and pass the exam by the end of summer

>>1431 Good luck

I did my first crackme. I did it with Binary ninja, it was quite easy, I only had to modify a couple of values in assembly mode and modify some conditions. If anyone is interesed, you can find a lot of crackmes here: https://crackmes.one/

can anyone point to past haskell vulnerabilities? language specific, focused. (for educational purposes) I've looked their bulletin, and saw only 3rd party issues with XZ, lib supply chain attack.

>>1475 haskell is flawless