evgpbfhnr

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by evgpbfhnr 1y ago
I've switched from wmii (old suckless tiling wm) to niri a couple of months ago and I've been happier with it than with sway/i3 -- give it a shot :)
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by evgpbfhnr 1y ago
when crawlers use a botnet to only make one request per ip per long duration that's not realistic to implement though..
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by evgpbfhnr 1y ago
He releases rc every single week (ok, except before rc1 there's two weeks for merge window), there's no "off" time to upgrade anywhere. Not that I approve the untested changes, I'd have used a different gcc temporar
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by evgpbfhnr 1y ago
or just that they don't run windows/mac OS with chome like everyone else and it's "suspicious". I get cloudflare capchas all the time with firefox on linux... (and I'm pretty sure there's no such app in my
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
I've considered this, but I'm running on a potato, and fetching the whole atuin history seems to take a while: $ time atuin history list --print0 -f "{time} | {command}" > /dev/null real 0m1.8
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
I couldn't find a run or raise repo that'd have a ws.jq and I'm not convinced it's https://github.com/thaliaarchi/wsjq (whitespace programing language implemented in jq...) Could you point at that?
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
Thank you (and neighbors), I didn't know this.
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
Interestingly running this in the console works but from a bookmarklet changes all the page content to false,false,false,.... (on firefox) Any idea?
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
If someone has one for the "share this" popups when you select some text in way too many articles/blogs I'd love to add this to my collection...
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
Don't loop on values with `*`; the difference key/value is the lack of `!` at the start of the expression; `*` and `@` rules are the sames a $@ and $* and you almost never want *.
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
Thanks! My nixpkgs clone is 5.2GB so it's not too far indeed! :) I think the nixpkgs workflow is much less prone to rebase/merges (some cherry-picks to stable branches I don't do much), but it's a very good data point, t
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
> Though at this point I don’t even bother colocating the .git repo alongside .jj. Meaning I haven’t found a need to fall back to git commands in maybe four or five months. That interests me -- is there a native jj protocol for push&#x2F
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
How does jj handle very large git repos, e.g. this linux clone with a mix&mash of quite a few upstreams with a 6GB big .git dir? (I agree I probably shouldn't focus on that first, and could just try jj first on smaller rpos... But
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
Interesting, their configuration tool runs in browser and they explicitly mention linux; I don't have much experience with gaming keyboards but the only one I bought in the past had some windows-only configuration software and was a bi
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
Looks similar to https://github.com/rye/eb
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
mounting /nix/store from the host into the guest works with as many guests as you like - this is what the nixos tests framework does all the time, you just need a different "system" derivation for each (different) VM. Th
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
Couple of things spring to mind: - didn't check if nixos uses it, but coreutil has a single binary mode (like busybox, a single binary is built and symlinks or hardlinks are used to provide all the commands); that might save some space
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-reform-rcore-rk3588-proc... 500/750€ for the som is a bit spicy considering the soc itself can be brought for $150 in orange pi 5 plus (16GB); being part of the business I know
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
Try this: bpftrace -lv kfunc:* (or any specific function instead of wildcard) will get you all kfuncs and their respective arguments. output snippet: kfunc:vmlinux:tcp_conn_request struct request_sock_ops * rsk_ops
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
I'm curious how that's supposed to work with stable distros like debian, ship protocol upgrades as security fixes or at least each point release (+LTS?) If it's in rust or anything that requires new compilers to build that do
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
see also: https://tools.suckless.org/ii/
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
Please add a "(2020)" to the title, only noticed after reading this and looking for details about the actual vuln to check if I had something to update...
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
`set -e` is evil: https://web.archive.org/web/20240511180116/https://mywiki.wo... (wooledge wiki doesn't seem to load for me for some reason so archive.org it is)
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
People trust the forge all the time; if someone wants to mess with github (say, feed a different repo for everyone except developers using whatever it is they usually interact with the git with (ssh or their IP or whatever), it'd take
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
That probably isn't something good for everyone, it makes trying to guess ids on a busy system so much easier than 60ish bits of random data (just get an id, try to add or remove 1, and if someone else happened to generate another id t
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by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
> Therefore, data whose size cannot be determined at compile time or whose size can be changed cannot be safely placed on the stack. "someone is wrong on the internet" -- afaik VLA (variable length arrays) can go on the stack j
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by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
Yeah, says Forbidden in firefox or curl but loads in chromium - welcome to the open web of browser interoperability etc etc where servers now just decide your user agent or tls handshake or whatever is fishy.
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by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
You don't actually need much, for a form I used to get spam in I just added a "write 42 here" so anyone who actually cares to read would be able to fill it. spam fell to 0. (for a site with a slightly higher profile this woul
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by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
thanks; I indeed read though the first part too fast... "HEAD is either a reference or a commit id. the reference must be a branch if using git commands" indeed allows git commands to make detached heads (that surprised me a bit g
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by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
I wasn't aware of 'keywords', thank you! Shame there's no completion / easy list (I think?) for things I'd rarely use, but I'll give it a try for a couple and add more progressively if it works well.

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