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so-called "free thinkers" when the emerge log says: "run 'emerge --oneshot sys-apps/portage' now."

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@brind1s @muwatmis Q.E.D.

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@artsi0m @muwatmis @temidaradev no

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Temidaradev@temidaradev·3d

this is the most larpest video i have ever seen

Aizen@TechyAizen

Linux users are just build different

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@NovaOSDev @straceX It is a job of a system standard libc to give you a proper function implementation that wouldn't get optimized away: isopenbsdsecu.re/mitigations/ex…

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Joshua 🏳️‍⚧️🇬🇧@NovaOSDev·3d

@straceX i FUCKING hate C tooling C syntax i love, C control i love, C the language i love; BUT BROTHER; THE COMPILER IS MEANT TO DO WHAT I SAY, "errmm but I/O of the program is the same" SO IS HARDCODING A RESULT OR INVOKING AN EXISTING TOOL, THATS NOT THE POINT OF BEING EXPLICIT

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Strace@straceX·3d

Everyone learned to wipe passwords before free(). for years, the compiler quietly removed it. not because it was broken because it proved nobody would read those bytes again. security lost to optimization until C23 finally gave us memset_explicit().

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isopenbsdsecu.re/mitigations/ex… #HISTORY" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">man.openbsd.org/explicit_bzero… The explicit_bzero() function first appeared in OpenBSD 5.5. Released May 1, 2014

Strace@straceX

Everyone learned to wipe passwords before free(). for years, the compiler quietly removed it. not because it was broken because it proved nobody would read those bytes again. security lost to optimization until C23 finally gave us memset_explicit().

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@muwatmis @temidaradev But does it download anime automatically from the RuTracker or nyaa [dot] si?

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muwat@muwatmis·3d

@temidaradev i use ani-cli too it is easier than most of the websites

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Одна из любимых шугейз груп youtube.com/watch?v=3rA-2N…

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grob@gun_eater·21 Haz

Merciful Decommissioning is a rare thing within Haka

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@vicsohier I want to be able to program tools I use and have ability to customize it to whichever degree it is possible, even if I would just use the defaults and leave almost everything in place like I do now.

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Victor Sohier@vicsohier·10 Tem

@artsi0m You misunderstand his point. The tools shouldn't be the fun part. The activity should be the fun part. If your tools facilitate the activity for you, who cares? There is a reason why he pushes the joy of *programming*, not the joy of using a text editor.

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%@artsi0m·9 Tem

"fun" and it's just basic language servers support, so I could rename the variable and not just the string that matches regexp

gingerBill@TheGingerBill

People overstate how much text-editors like vim/emacs matter to their workflow. Many of those folks (not all) love them because they make using a text-editor "fun". I don't want my tools to be "fun". I want my tools to be invisible.

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Programminginc chat but it is actually about C++ and everyone is constantly seething about how C is a bad weekly typed language XD

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#DESCRIPTION" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">man.openbsd.org/clang-local#DE… «The -fwrapv option to treat signed integer overflows as defined is enabled by default to prevent dangerous optimizations which could remove security critical overflow checks» Someone was decade ahead with it right? Anyway Linux Kernel does it too.

Strace@straceX

Signed overflow has been undefined behavior since C89. It took until C23 to get a standard way to check for it without committing it first.

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@MoronMining udm14.com 4get.ca

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QME

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Moron Mine ⛏️@MoronMining·8 Tem

Props to Google for embedding AI into Search so anti-AI Redditors have to use AI whether they want to or not.

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@gun_eater Thanks 👍

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grob@gun_eater·8 Tem

@artsi0m I have a spare pc, will build when I'm off work

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%@artsi0m·8 Tem

Emacs canvas patch need testers especially with MS Windows platform. monadicsheep.org/blog/call-for-…

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@LukasHozda Thanks

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Lukáš Hozda@LukasHozda·8 Tem

That's insane, we Emacsers can grow even stronger

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@LukasHozda Tweet about this thing please: monadicsheep.org/blog/call-for-… Canvas patch can help us put PDF reader with proper scrolling into Emacs, potentially viewer for CAD files like vscode-ocp-cad-viewer and of course gimmicks like DOOM inside of Emacs github.com/minad/doom-on-…

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I guess I tried it.

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Michael Debono@_mixy1·8 Tem

I have been working on this blog post for an embarrassingly long time. While the thought of CTFs depressed me during most of this time period, I'm more hopeful now. I think what made the scene so beautiful to me will persist. I can't wait to show you all what we have in store.

Robert Chen@NotDeGhost

We're launching a $100,000 fund to save CTFs.

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@LukasHozda Tweet about this thing please: monadicsheep.org/blog/call-for-… Canvas patch can help us put PDF reader with proper scrolling into Emacs, potentially viewer for CAD files like vscode-ocp-cad-viewer and of course gimmicks like DOOM inside of Emacs github.com/minad/doom-on-…

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Lukáš Hozda@LukasHozda·21 Haz

@theodorvaryag @artsi0m YOOOOO