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2024-09-02 22:46:09

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@npub1pcf…gr82 >drugoids are huffing straight up insect killer now
:pleaddeath:

2024-09-01 16:09:44

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@npub1srh…8g90 what did you do? was it something like store the changes in a ring buffer so you can go forward and backwards for some capped length of history or did you just store everything in e.g. a double linked list?

2024-08-29 13:51:43

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@npub1cdj…jev5 @npub1kdy…2hnf
https://media.clubcyberia.co/pleroma/eef8536929889f56f1f9b7f8ce4f0374a50a2f2873746193f637bd2f9c80d9ad.mp4

2024-08-29 01:17:43

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@npub1srh…8g90 I don't even remember what this was, but I do think I remember you posting an image similar to this probably in like 2021 or early 2022 but it was black and white or something.

2024-08-26 02:12:21

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@npub1srh…8g90 so every time you eject any usb drive all your block devices break?

2024-08-19 22:16:47

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@npub1srh…8g90 I pretty much just avoid using gui hex tools and just use `od -t x1` to inspect binaries and If I need to edit the file I write throw away python or C (if the file is large) to write to specific locations.

2024-08-19 03:01:42

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@npub1lwt…q3ry i didn't really know it had graphical front ends tbh. When I looked it up previously, I just got neck deep into the documentation and assumed all configuration was via CLI so I got lazy and put off trying it e.g. https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/invocation.html

2024-08-19 01:48:49

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@npub1lwt…q3ry It's what I have setup and have been used to already working with in the past. I wouldn't be surprised if qemu is better but I need time to invest more in leaning how to use it.

2024-08-19 00:35:50

>virtualbox is fucked and wont start claims "no memory is available" when and fails on multiple attempts to start
>notice most of memory is holding cache
>remember `echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches` which I have memorized because of bullshit at work
>run it again and it starts up and runs perfectly with zero issues
:niggabrainlet: <( erm... the caching filling all RAM by default is a good thing, unused memory is wasted memory )

2024-08-18 19:06:57

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@npub1kdy…2hnf @npub18fh…xydc the guy made an account on FCE at one point i think

2024-08-06 13:30:28

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@npub1zhj…kmgu is the stuff they put in bags "fake tea"? I don't know much about tea but I have only ever had the stuff in bags

2024-08-05 03:57:27

weather forecast:
Monday every day for the rest of the month
https://media.clubcyberia.co/pleroma/5b0a5a260b6cb0e1d6329922a8e00df36e1a97167deb669d2c6928a02683601f.png

2024-08-05 03:49:24

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@npub1srh…8g90 is this some new indie schizo game ?

2024-08-02 20:42:42

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@npub1srh…8g90 how much of the issues of temple os not working right on various CPUs do you think may have been caused by flaws in the assembler or do you think it's mostly other things that are to blame?

2024-08-01 20:31:51

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@npub1kdy…2hnf maybe it's because the distro uses very old software like the other LTS distros since they are off of Ubuntu, so they need the container for steam to work right. Do you know what kernel they are on? (uname -a)

2024-08-01 20:02:49

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@npub1kdy…2hnf I use artix on my main and my other computer has Manjaro (also arch based). So neither use flatpak and just have it installed natively. Are you on Ubuntu or Debian?

2024-08-01 19:56:21

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@npub1kdy…2hnf that's weird. I have an OEM sony DS4 controller and it's recognized fine automatically by steam (although some games still don't work right with it, but most do)

2024-08-01 19:46:24

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@npub1kdy…2hnf is it wired or wireless? usually the main reason controllers don't work on linux is because they are wireless and use bluetooth and the Linux Bluetooth API is extremely flakey trash

2024-07-30 14:32:40

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@npub1srh…8g90 a few of those keep getting in my house every once in a while. they're freaky. when I first moved here I never saw any even outside and only noticed them after the lantern flies showed up so I have a suspicion they were released on purpose to control the lantern flies.

2024-07-30 00:32:17

https://media.clubcyberia.co/pleroma/31550bef501dbf00c04967b7508bf3b04a00d4b2c577a9bc591a91369a527887.mp3

2024-07-27 22:21:16

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@npub1srh…8g90 I just noticed you have assembly directly inside the function definition, does holyc handle inline assembly by treating all the supported instructions as keywords?

2024-07-24 17:07:05

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@npub1y6t…9wl9 @npub19vd…48uu I have never heard of microwaving that before

2024-07-20 18:31:23

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@npub1srh…8g90 : dementia dejavu moment

2024-07-19 00:29:39

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@npub1emk…2h3w I remember digging in the sand a lot as a kid and finding these guys (or rather the Atlantic species of these that essentially look the same).

2024-07-16 23:01:58

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@npub1srh…8g90 Do you manually clone them from git also? I have this happen whenever I update because I manually clone them and I've been too lazy to figure out how to setup a hook, so I always go into the folder where I keep them all and rebuild them whenever this happens.

2024-07-15 17:37:18

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@npub159s…puh9 probably not so much blow it up as intentionally sabotage it so that it crashes and dismiss it as "oh well looks like another Boeing airplane malfunction what a great coincidence it took out that vile orange guy am I right"

2024-07-10 14:00:47

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@npub1kdy…2hnf did you know zaboomer-fu is 99 years old now? crazy, huh?

2024-07-09 01:24:19

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@npub1srh…8g90 My only problem with it is that on some installs notification tray icons don't work and I have never been able to figure out why and fix it.

2024-07-06 20:07:54

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@npub1yth…rcsr @npub1gva…nu4t lol so was that the main way to get anime back in the boomer era. That's pretty funny.

2024-07-04 04:08:18

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@npub1kdy…2hnf who is this guy btw? I have seen a bunch of his videos posted by people before.

2024-07-02 04:06:20

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@npub1y6t…9wl9 @npub1x6h…c3yv I actually like it better than ketchup personally at least on hot dogs although it still only works on less foods.

2024-06-24 20:44:10

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@npub1qh0…xeda there's at least a few I've never heard of before (at least in meme context anyways)
https://media.clubcyberia.co/pleroma/c46cdd7c355f2996c46a07b94c737092135e1675d48b083dc055072fc4e29751.png

2024-06-24 00:13:24

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@npub159s…puh9 I assume this is about that yaniv freak again

2024-06-14 18:19:08

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@npub1srh…8g90 >he doesn't realize the one in c++ is just an integer as well and the only difference is that the value of true/false are hardcoded into the compiler.
https://media.clubcyberia.co/pleroma/d094f59123a90d1aaf51f99c6186c2a8041756204175bdb25f6a8823cad1383a.png

2024-06-14 17:33:06

Has anyone noticed a lot of media is broken on here lately? Half the posts I see with images or videos are broken right now and when I copy the url and go to it the server just returns the text "Request Failed".
@npub1zhj…kmgu

2024-05-25 03:00:24

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@npub1kdy…2hnf Interesting. I've never even heard of LCT before. I only ever deal with Fourier and Laplace so I wouldn't have guessed those others are related as well.
https://media.clubcyberia.co/pleroma/9257d73ecd0e13412fab5eac22d6e2fb1df12fbe3725b5b9ff28f2f96215e46c.png

2024-05-23 17:59:48

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@npub1wg0…t0yf :shrimp: anomalocaris

2024-05-20 11:33:41

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@npub15lh…2uyf the auto/lambda function/template and it's consequences have been a disaster for the c++ race

2024-05-17 17:50:55

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@npub1srh…8g90 this reminds me that I have an fpga dev board from college that has a vga connector on it that I always wanted to try using to generate some kind of video out, but always got demotivated from actually figuring it out

2024-05-14 00:16:24

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@npub1srh…8g90 5'11 vs 6'

2024-05-08 18:20:09

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@npub1kdy…2hnf X ? X ^ (-X) : X - 2

2024-01-10 22:23:42

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@npub1y6t…9wl9
https://media.clubcyberia.co/pleroma/ab1b839befc04397e47a79520cf6c088fd946f90b880db917c996f55924028c2.jpeg

2023-10-15 17:27:09

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@npub1y6t…9wl9 I watched it a few months ago. I feel like it started pretty good but dragged on and the ending is really lame.

2023-09-12 00:21:44

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@npub1srh…8g90 output is a lot easier than input tbh. A long time ago I was curious about how bare metal stuff worked on x86 and hacked together a thing that was able to print to the screen well enough using the legacy text memory area, but never could get input interrupts to work. I couldn't figure out what was going wrong because the whole VM always crashed when I tried to enable the interrupts and eventually I just have up. Interrupts are so horrible to configure on x86 its ridiculous.

2023-08-05 03:22:09

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@npub1srh…8g90 @npub1wg0…t0yf he still roams the discords and etc. he is just permanently done with fedi like Sterence and the others are and for the same reasons essentially.

2023-08-05 02:19:35

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@npub1mjr…w8z3 🅱️otatoes :kannanom:

2023-08-03 19:59:27

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@npub1y6t…9wl9 c++s approach of implementing everything in terms of template and OOP class inheritance hacks instead of properly integrating it into the language is probably also a big part of why compile times are so horrible.

2023-08-02 00:20:28

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@npub19ah…956v @npub1zpu…qh6x I really hate references in c++. I have encountered so many more bugs in reference based code than with pointers especially when threading is involved (think it's probably because it makes it more likely for people to forget it references memory that is not in the current thread scope and forget a mutex lock or some other mistake like that)