@movq@www.uninformativ.de Ahh nice! It’s been several decades since I’ve played that! Probably 3 actually come to think of it 🤣
@prologic@twtxt.net SimCity 2000 in DOSBox 😅
@movq@www.uninformativ.de what game is that?
I basically worked through the Christmas break last year. I already had my holidays in Vietnam a few weeks earlier. 😆
I just wanted to chill a bit, then this fucker came along and burned everything to the ground.
@movq@www.uninformativ.de I think they are Windows users, going by the lack of attention to detail, and the fact they love DFS. Ha!
Ending three luxurious do-what-I-please weeks; tomorrow is back to work. What do you all do during your break (and this assumes you had one, even if short)? I mostly did nothing, which in itself was truly something! So much, I long to do it all over again. A man can dream, right? Haha!
@movq@www.uninformativ.de Watch out for dragons!
@movq@www.uninformativ.de yep sounds about right 🤔
With RAM crazy prices being what they are, I guess my PC is gonna be stuck on 16GB RAM for some time. I originally bought the DDR4 16GB kit for like $49 AUD, and I thought I’d just buy another 16GB or more later down the track (this was like a year and a half ago), thinking it would be similarly priced or even cheaper…
Boy was that a mistake in hindsight LOL. The same kit is like $229 AUD now….
Mikuru (みくる)
https://projects.laidback.moe/mikuru/
Happy New Year, nyoro- !!!!
happy new year from the uk
Happy New Year!! The Year of the Linux Desktop!!
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Do you have your client’s code hosted anywhere?
Why the hell do I have to git add everything!? Is it not enough for the file(s) to be already checked in from the get go?
Git = G(od damn)it
os.UserCacheDir(), it seems that the Go devs hasn't acknowledged the $XDG_DATA_DIR yet
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org You could always take a peek at the Go source
Posted from mikuru/0.0.3 @ NetBSD amd64
os.UserConfigDir() up until a few seconds ago! I always implemented that myself.
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org the funny thing about it? There’s os.UserCacheDir(), it seems that the Go devs hasn’t acknowledged the $XDG_DATA_DIR yet
Everything about the future is classified information
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org while caching those is a good idea the problem is baking data that can be calculated into the database instead of some cache, because post hashes are not fixed and change for every post edit. you can always easily look up other twts by hash with a cached lookup table, but now you’re not locked into them so supporting hashv2 or other hash variants or any other solution becomes far easier
well, accidentally I did make a simpler yarn theme, in hindsight
I’ve been sick all week….
Thank you! Merry Christmas! 🎄
Merry Xmas!
This one is a slightly more 3D looking, as well as the first one, with the tail swirled.
Lab report: Reading a 4th Edition Research Unix tape image on Plan 9 — http://a.9srv.net/reports/index.html#v4
very good blog post that reminded me why it’s taking so long to ship bbycll — previously i had computed the hashes of every post before storing them in the database, after realizing it’s a much better idea to compute the hashes during runtime and only store the post content & timestamp i’m now having to rewrite every function that reads & writes data. i hope the reason as to why i lost motivation is obvious — thankfully i caught it early enough so that once i’m done rewriting just those functions i should™ be able to finalize 1.0-rc with little hassle
Side effects of having a NetBSD server: I can use it to build things for my computer (also running NetBSD)
@movq@www.uninformativ.de wow! what is assembler?
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org have a good rest of your year!!
how are u nerds doing today!
morning!!
what would be funny is @prologic@twtxt.net writing things with his namesake (Prolog)
Awk to take lines from Plan 9’s /lib/unicode and prepend the actual glyph and a tab: awk ‘{cmd=sprintf(“unicode %s”, $1); cmd | getline c; printf(“%s %s\n”, c, $0)}’
Once a bookworm, always a bookworm.
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org I swear, Her vlog is all I needed to cleanse my soul! Full of pure human interactions (whenever there is any), No BS No pretending and No Nonsense. Again, Thank you!
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org It was too late when I read the “Addictive” warning… 😆 Thanks for sharing this!
Man, I have no idea where the last build of the Yarn android client went to (even though it wasn’t all that good when I first used it, but it was relatively useful otherwise)
i’ve learned a lot of lessons from writing my notes app, gonna apply this to bbycll and refactor the code to make it way more legible cause my custom templating system is only kind of a giant mess
yarn stop logging me out challenge (impossible)
it is really annoying and degrading to find that you need to upgrade to payed subscription to enable 2fa on your account, cmon ppl those are basic things…
Yo @prologic@twtxt.net, apparently even ‘git clone’ is getting blocked by your Gitea or something (I’m using authentication, naturally)
Day 6 of AoC, and I’m all caught up. 12 puzzles down, 12 more to go!
くそっ、「会話」、このアプリは一体何なんだ？
@shinyoukai@neko.laidback.moe yeah, that’s the only reason why I use sub-domains when trying anything federated (I believe Matrix has the same problem), in case things didn’t go as planned I can just migrate and take it down.
podman-compose up -d they provide both a container image and an example compose file in a separate git repo but I'm wondering why that is not mentioned anywhere in the docs, (unless it is and I haven't seen it yet)
@aelaraji@aelaraji.com not to mention you wouldn’t be able to, anyway (if you’re going to use the same domain between backends)
Gootosocial to a Pleroma one. While GTS is kinda cute (lightweight and easy to manage) of a software, the inability to fetch/scroll through people's past toots when visiting a profile or having access to a federated timeline and a proper search functionality ...etc felt like handicap for the past N months.
@bender@twtxt.net yeah, I’ve been reading through the documentation last night and it felt overwhelming for a minute… +1 point goes to GTS’s docs. but hey, I’ll be taking the easy route: podman-compose up -d they provide both a container image and an example compose file in a separate git repo but I’m wondering why that is not mentioned anywhere in the docs, (unless it is and I haven’t seen it yet)