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2025-12-01 20:17:13 CET

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probably also worth noting that even compared to a car that is stinking huge by European standards (Dacia Bigster), those american trucks are something straight out of madmax, death mobiles just waiting to get pedestrians killed
https://fedimedia.reimu.info/b4c2c282d8b415cd6c7b735e917dd822a8863de09ab584b7b872edecd46da400.png

2025-11-12 12:43:23 CET

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there are a few issues with wasm that I've seen detailed by people with more experience building VMs and sandboxes than I, but the issue here isn't with WASM, but rather with Firefox's implementation of it:
Firefox has two toggles: `javascript.options.wasm` and `javascript.options.wasm_baselinejit`, implying you can disable wasm completely, or disable just the JIT compiler. This, however, is a complete and utter fucking lie. If you disable the JIT, WASM can no longer run and is functionally disabled. This is a REALLY BAD thing for security, as JITs are much easier to exploit than bytecode interpreters, even if they're slower. For JavaScript, you can disable just the JIT and lose some speed for more security (something you absolutely SHOULD do). For wasm, however, you're not given that choice: either enable the JIT, or disable wasm completely which breaks all sites that rely even slightly on it
There are also no ways to enable or disable the JIT independently for extensions and websites or only for specific websites, which is also a major issue when JITs are so bloody exploitable.
As for why JITs are bad for security, tho (for anyone who doesn't already know): machine code can very directly exploit CPU bugs like Meltdown, Specter, or anything similar, particularly cross-channel attacks which allow a process to mess with the other thread that shares the same physical core (this is why people don't like Hyperthreading, btw). A bytecode interpreter isn't completely immune to this, but it makes it a whole lot harder since now there's the VM you need to exploit to do your bidding at the lower level, and most bytecode VM exploits are very limited, usually allowing only a small handful of very limit unintended actions.
And as a sidenote: I also personally don't like wasm since the Google engineers who made it were so fucking overworked that at least one of them got brain damage.

2025-11-06 13:52:15 CET

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what was that about "not being willing to have a discussion"?

2025-10-28 18:12:04 CET

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could be a rounding error tbh. Floats are wonky like that

2025-09-27 10:32:30 CEST

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tbh I'm more concerned about your mental health than anything

2025-09-27 09:19:30 CEST

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futarchy? dafuq?
(tbh sounds like the futanari version of a patriarchy or matriarchy but I doubt that's what it means)

2025-08-31 12:16:53 CEST

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well ofc the guns aren't alone, but at least you can actually see and hear the Child Killer F150 from a distance compared to guns which you might only notice when a bullet is going trough someone's head

2025-08-31 11:51:53 CEST

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funny how in the US there's nothing the government can do to stop public shootings despite the fact it's the only country on earth that isn't actively engaged in war or dealing with some sort of armed rebellion where public shootings happen several times a year every year

2025-08-30 10:53:53 CEST

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yeah, right, because they'd definitely tell you if they shared the location with the government or law enforcement

2025-08-30 09:47:19 CEST

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who cares it's 2 years old, it's an iPhone, you get the blue bubbles in iMessage and the "iPhone" badge on Twitter and wherever else there's a badge for the OS you're using to make posts from
it's not about its actual value, it's about the ingroup vs the outgroup, the people with iphones and people without

2025-08-05 21:06:39 CEST

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HE ACTUALLY JUST RAN AWAY WHILE I WAS SITTING ON THAT PLATFORM
THAT GUY COULD NOT BE FUCKED

2025-08-03 22:11:03 CEST

I should make a file drop web thing, mostly for when someone needs to send me files too large for XMPP and they don't have a server to host on (ofc, I'd only really use my thing over tor cause I have no other way to host something besides a hidden service)

2025-07-28 09:22:14 CEST

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I mean, we live in the age of isEven and isOdd microlibraries

2025-06-19 08:38:08 CEST

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then you're a piece of shit who just hates life

2025-03-19 10:21:09 CET

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too bad it's actually awful for privacy to use that because websites use that option as another data point for fingerprinting instead of accessibility

2025-01-16 20:40:49 CET

@npub1v40…thfs "Proton must be politically neutral" my ass
The days of neolibs on all sides and who you vote for being slight preference are long gone. The camps now are fascists and everyone else, so either you oppose the fascists or you're complicit, there's no in-between.
#note1ga3…vnmf

2024-09-05 13:37:39 CEST

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for including blocks inside the main config I'm already using variations of include, but for loading the config into Tarme I have to use load

2024-09-04 21:07:20 CEST

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tbh there's prob some acpi stuff that needs extra configuration over there too because ACPI isn't just power and it doesn't seem like anything ACPI is configured by default on Void

2024-09-04 19:14:49 CEST

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good luck have fun with any ACPI stuff on laptops, even sleep on closing the lid isn't configured by default, you have to do everything yourself

2024-09-04 17:01:16 CEST

ngl, it sometimes gets kinda annoying that if you (load ...) a source file it inherits all (import ...)s from the environment that loaded it, but if you load a compiled file it doesn't inherit any imports at all, because it just leads to inconsistent ass behaviour where you run the thing interpreted, everything works, then you compile and everything starts complaining about unbound procedures

2024-08-31 11:58:12 CEST

TIL the United States actually had not one but two presidents named George Bush who look almost the exact fucking same

2024-08-22 14:09:33 CEST

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if religion taught me anything, that's that when I'm told "it just does" there's a load of bullshit someone's trying to hide away from me

2024-08-20 20:29:50 CEST

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ok nvm once you get into the actual procedures it's pretty complicated

2024-08-20 13:49:10 CEST

me waiting for my proofreader to get back to me about the thing I wrote so I can publish: :ablobcatattention: