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2026-06-18 17:16:58 UTC

undefined behavior? in my code??

2026-06-07 14:14:25 UTC

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@nprofile…zr8z many sandboxing solutions i've seen rely on asking the program nicely to stay in a sandbox and/or adding massive overhead. i think for any sanboxing solution to work, the program must also additionally not know that it's sandboxed which as far as i know is kinda hard to do.
for example on android (and i believe also in flatpak) a piece of software can easily usurp a full filesystem permission by refusing to work without it, because it explicitly knows if a permission wasn't given. even if it didn't have the explicit permission is can fingerprint the environment, so it's also probably desirable to allow the user to actively fake the environment that the software runs in.

2026-04-20 13:39:09 UTC

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@nprofile…s24j someone somewhere might still develop webusb on a smaller scale
the blue pill automagically ensures that the world is saved from webusb forever

2026-04-20 13:27:58 UTC

the red pill will give you a trillion dollars and there will be world peace forever, but the tasty shiny blue pill makes webusb stop existing. do you resist the urge of taking the beautiful and enticing blue pill?

2026-04-18 11:08:48 UTC

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@nprofile…t4tm the uma musume is real…

2026-04-15 18:17:45 UTC

is github broken again? they're not really good at keeping up those 9s

2026-04-14 16:21:49 UTC

fedi user whose profile picture is permanently broken (it might or might not be you)

2026-04-12 17:07:18 UTC

why does zen browser, often recommended as an alternative to firefox, pre-enable widevine drm by default? even firefox doesn't do that on linux. i guess foss stops mattering when a fraction of the userbase is mildly inconvenienced by clicking on a popup once so just shove a proprietary blob into everyone's browser instead.

2026-04-10 14:12:08 UTC

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@nprofile…a4lr xfce4 is fun but it isn't tiling and i like when the windows tile :blobcatpensive:

2026-04-10 14:07:21 UTC

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@nprofile…a4lr a lot of my programs and scripts need x11 to run so i'm not that much in a hurry to go wayland or use something else than i3 (but the current maintainers allowing llms in the project makes me want to use something else)
i've only got experiences with i3 and ratpoison but it's kinda boring so i want to try out new window managers

2026-04-10 13:34:48 UTC

i don't know how to wayland
for x11 wms i can just use xinitrc or `startx $(which i3)` and stuff just works whether it's a normal install or a vm, it never happened that it didn't work
for wayland i've only managed to run half-broken sway outside of a vm and niri inside i3
it's not a hardware issue, i'm just too dumb to start it properly i guess

2026-04-05 19:06:29 UTC

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@nprofile…k3ke right, maybe 3 year olds are already too old for lua. maybe lua is best enjoyed between 1-2 years of age and at the kindergarten we move on to c89.

2026-04-05 19:01:44 UTC

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@nprofile…k3ke do you think kindergarteners would understand that? maybe we should leave that one at least until the first grade of primary school.

2026-04-05 18:56:07 UTC

they should teach lua in kindergarten as a mandatory subject

2026-04-02 08:31:34 UTC

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@nprofile…t4tm tlapka on uma musume?

2026-04-01 20:53:44 UTC

"set -euo pipefail" is a horrible way to start a script, whoever decided to teach it to beginners needs to be thrown into the sewers

2026-03-22 11:52:25 UTC

vi doesn't support :wqa but it does on debian? interesting

2026-03-09 19:41:59 UTC

#blackrockshooter #animeart :brs:
src: https://www.pixiv.net/artworks/138980341
https://media.blackstar.cafe/media/6d7936f8bcf0d782076f8f670960a273c2088e8f27ada9d60181edc495f92cd1.jpg

2026-03-09 13:37:44 UTC

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@nprofile…k3ke @nprofile…s24j thanks, i'll give it a try. i'll very much miss the vim keybinds though.

2026-03-09 12:47:23 UTC

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@nprofile…s24j well, with vim getting ensloppified by the maintainers it might actually be high time to give emacs a try

2026-03-09 12:41:46 UTC

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@nprofile…s24j doesn't that stand for eight megabytes and constantly swapping?

2026-03-09 12:27:24 UTC

vim is taking too much of my processor, help

2026-02-28 14:36:32 UTC

i love xz so much
i love compressing stuff

2026-02-27 13:35:41 UTC

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@nprofile…k3ke @nprofile…cy5p i guess the assumption is that you'd see that in your own dms

2026-02-08 00:40:08 UTC

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@nprofile…ztx6 let's verify this theory by all withdrawing everything at once

2026-01-29 16:03:48 UTC

glibc x musl toxic yuri

2026-01-27 15:27:50 UTC

they should make earbuds that don't fall out of the ears, i think that would be cool

2026-01-25 22:33:08 UTC

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@nprofile…k3ke @nprofile…rkgj it should be okay if you avoid the brain and spinal cord

2026-01-25 13:16:27 UTC

what is 2fa called if the same device has both the password and the one-time code, is it 1.5fa?

2026-01-15 21:48:07 UTC

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@nprofile…n8q3 it does not, and it's also unrelated to my post.

2026-01-15 21:39:50 UTC

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@nprofile…n8q3 no one's getting raped on a public train, even on the evenings there's people around, and no one's starting a fight either. if anything, there's emergency signals basically everywhere.

2026-01-09 14:45:43 UTC

what if i made my own cryptography tools, i bet they would be super secure

2026-01-03 22:07:21 UTC

sometimes you can tell what the quality of the post is going to be by the first character in the poster's name :comfysweat:

2025-12-30 19:52:29 UTC

mangadex downloader almost done! just making sure that there's no rce :comfythumbsup:

2025-11-30 16:34:33 UTC

my favorite thing about big cities is that in order to go to a thing that i see 200 meters ahead i have to cross 8 traffic lights and take a detour through an underpass and not get lost in the metro station and maybe in 20 minutes i'll be there

2025-11-30 14:51:45 UTC

if my presentation is done using exotic formats i wonder if it's better to just send a pdf and not include the source files

2025-11-19 15:39:45 UTC

x11 keylogger written :akko_yay:

2025-11-08 08:12:28 UTC

good morning fedi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2025-11-01 17:37:19 UTC

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@nprofile…p0m3 :comfypeek:

2025-08-01 10:23:00 UTC

i want to somehow make a curl wrapper that downloads in parallel but the last bit of the file is only written after the previous file is saved so that saving is sequential

2025-07-27 18:32:28 UTC

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@nprofile…vdjy how would compulsive sexual behavior be not detrimental to one's life? if thinking of sexual activities are the main focus of one's life to the detriment of other aspects it seems like that'd be bad enough.
there are people who are occupied thinking about sexual activities excessively and i did have the displeasure of talking to a few of them.
but yeah, if there's something that a person wants to quit but struggles to, people are quick to call it addiction even if the term is incorrect.
even if one is religious and wants to quit pornography and struggles with it, there's no way to fix it other than adjusting one's morals (which people aren't going to take up easily) or just forcing themselves to quit porn eventually. a religious person might consume less pornography than a similar non-religious person but if they deem that their porn use is excessive and is affecting their life negatively it makes sense to stop. and they might struggle because porn makes brain feel good and human brain works in a way where it wants to feel good.
if their sexual behavior is in line with psychology but not in line with their religious beliefs then i don't see anything wrong with consulting the clergy if they wish so (but it doesn't make sense for the non-religious population).

2025-07-23 22:15:17 UTC

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@nprofile…pkrl big lies, are you affiliated with big watermelon? are you a paid actor? did a watermelon type this? did a watermelon kidnap you and force you to write this? blink twice if you're in danger

2025-06-12 20:28:41 UTC

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@nprofile…pl7n i always pick one of my favorite anime girls that aren't used already, or pick one from a show i watched at that time (i match the reference from the username with the machine name or just name it after the distro if i can't find anything good; i try to have them similar in length)
same goes for disk labels
the only exception is my main system where i always use arh as login and navi as hostname

2025-04-11 09:52:46 UTC

every tech problem that you have can be solved by simply installing linux

2025-03-29 13:26:03 UTC

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@nprofile…vqps @nprofile…pkrl that seems to be the case here, i don't live in a third world country.

2025-03-29 13:25:27 UTC

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@nprofile…pkrl @nprofile…vqps i live somewhere near the middle of europe and we have fiber optic and it's not so unusual to have a good internet, but many times even this "good internet" will be sloved down to like 10% of what you're meant to have.
once my network reached 60 megabytes per second when my family member used it to download a game to an xbox machine so i know it's capable of high speeds, but from that day i've never seen it go past 10 megabytes which is already a rare occasion.
my only guess is partly isp throttling, partly the website i'm visiting slowing me down artificially.

2025-03-29 11:04:25 UTC

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@nprofile…pkrl 3 megabytes per second is already super luxurious
there is a mix of internet being actually bad and artificial throttling - when i update my system i get 5-10 megabytes per second on the update mirror, my own site doesn't throttle me either, but for regular web browsing and downloading 1 megabyte per second is the "good" result you'll get in here

2025-03-28 23:39:22 UTC

i started a download at 3 megabytes per second (mistake) and now i'm throttled to 150 kilobytes per second again, as it should be
thank you internet provider

2025-03-21 01:00:34 UTC

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@nprofile…2mzm no, the point of the rust coreutils is to be a replacement of gnu coreutils with the exact same functionality (and to fully replace {core,diff,find}utils according to them) but even then it's early and not every option and functionality is implemented and it's pretty tough to get every single detail to be 1:1 compatible. their repo states that "all programs have been implemented, some options might be missing or different behavior might be experienced".
that's why i could bet that this change in ubuntu can only result in more breakage with no upsides.

2025-03-20 22:53:13 UTC

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@nprofile…2mzm i mean yeah, but there could also be unknown vulnerabilites in the rust implementation, it's a fact of how software works. maybe even a bigger chance than there being some in the c implementation that's been around for ages and that the majority of software uses under the hood.
what i could expect out of the situation is some scripts breaking since they expect the usual gnu implementation but instead get the rust one, something similar you can see when running scripts on embedded/mobile devices with non-gnu implementations.
even if they do eventually achieve complete feature parity i don't see much benefit for that effort since the implementation can either be equal or worse. but they're doing it anyway because we need to make it into rust, for some reason.

2025-03-20 22:13:34 UTC

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@nprofile…2mzm gccrust is still in a very early stage and not suitable for real compiling, according to their repo.
i'm not against rust as a language but i see absolutely no upside here, there will be no performance benefits and it's not like there's any security issues with coreutils being made in c. the change is made purely because it's rust.

2025-03-20 21:18:42 UTC

https://www.phoronix.com/news/ubuntu-25.10-rust-coreutils
can't wait for the day when there's differences and breakage between normal coreutils and coreutils on ubuntu for absolutely no benefits but at least they're now blazing fast* 🚀🚀🚀 and memory safe 🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀
*blazing fast does not imply performance benefits

2025-03-16 18:02:32 UTC

did you know that 90% of fedi users quit arguing right before the other person changes their opinion?
don't be that 90%, keep going, you've got this, just one more reply!

2025-02-28 21:21:52 UTC

you hate bill gates because he puts microchips into vaccines, i hate bill gates because he set my pet hamster on fire, we are not the same ^w^

2024-12-16 14:24:34 UTC

back in 2020 i tried to look for a note-taking software (personal wiki style) and found out that pretty much all of them sucked, especially for linux
i see that in 2024 it hasn't changed at all :akko_weary:
so currently my "notes" are in ~/dox/notes/filename as indended by mr linux himself

2024-10-25 19:52:27 UTC

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@npub1uvf…teda nowadays almost always when i see a post on linux forums that something goes wrong (memory hogging, gpu crashes, etc) it's the amdgpu driver and often picom too
ever since linux 6.11 and the new picom update i have to terminate my x server daily and load 14 gigabytes of data into memory so the gpu reclaims it, else i'm sitting at 90% ram usage just because gpu won't give it up (not sure if it's the kernel or something with picom but it's super annoying)

2024-10-25 18:20:35 UTC

this is a bad time to be an amd+picom user :saddercat:

2024-03-14 21:07:55 UTC

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@npub1yck…ujmw that's actually pretty nice, more websites should be like that (as the default experience even, it's quite clean and non-distracting besides the flashbang white background)

2024-03-14 20:58:53 UTC

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@npub1yck…ujmw it's not but i guess they just don't care? it took me 15 seconds to load the page with javascript off

2024-03-14 20:37:22 UTC

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@npub1yck…ujmw sure, the web is bloated in general so that could have been it. however i've just visited a mainstream news site and their longest css is over 210 kilobytes. there's also 19 more css files on the same page, adding up to 500+ kilobytes.
not everyone has a fast internet so it's noticeable sometimes, even though it's like 150 when compressed
i haven't published my own site yet but my work-in-progress stylesheet is 1.5 kilobytes, i don't know what people are doing with half a megabyte of css on regular websites but it feels like frameworks might be to blame.

2024-03-14 19:25:44 UTC

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@npub1yck…ujmw it's not even about compression, compression is always nice but even without it your css shouldn't be so large it doesn't load instantly
sadly i've seen websites where i have to wait for the css. what would you possibly be doing in the css to make it so large that it can't fit in a few kilobytes maximum?

2024-03-14 19:03:52 UTC

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@npub1yck…ujmw that comes hand in hand with size :blobcat: plaintext shouldn't be so large it needs to be optimized

2024-03-14 18:35:47 UTC

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@npub1yck…ujmw considering that it's not unheard of that people host their css on cdns because they're so large i'd say yes

2024-03-14 16:00:16 UTC

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in a few years we won't be only blocking javascript to make pages actually load but css too

2024-03-14 15:59:34 UTC

tailwindcss? are we bloating up stylesheets now?