only at low levels, at an international level bribes have never been more important or utilized

anyway

goodnight freebsd :)

years of doing things that arent mIRC have built up like a dam

and then there was freebsd@telegram

this is #freebsd, somebody here is going to going to fulfill the two main criteria i) knows networking computers and stuff properly, i've met these people they are inspiring and soul destroying a the same time ii) wants money.

(full disclosure i really am just a lunatic doing this because it's a montain therefore i must climb it. the admittedly thrilling days of doing this sort of thing professionally are no but (mostly) fond memories, as i have now retired jaded and pennyless.

why didn't i learn blockchain, i read the news, it's quite clearly the future of everything

if im not retired, explain then why im not currently inspecting sharepoint in microscopic detail or immersing myself a world of control flow diagrams, tinkerpop (one of the 800 things that Apache make to address problems in domains i wasn't even aware of. apache's many contributions can be broken down into two key groups: 'famous web browser' and 'Java things') and pretending i totally understand why z3 take so long to compile.

tbh constraint solvers are very very cool and one of the things that that make me so pathologically jealous of mathematicians.

tbf thats a poor description of Apache. on reflection they have done much more than just httpd and jar things, they designed and wrote a number of noteworth, exceptionally successful vulnerable applications, services and best of all their masterful, ubiquitous commons lib., its a handful of early trailblazers like apache who collectively made it possible to even think about being able to exploit a deserialization bug on live remote system with no source code.

not all heros

you know

Global warming is going to turn Serbia blue

see now im worried

😨

The handbook at your link had been read. Not applicable, since I have a full zfs workstation. Never needed to alter fstab-entries to make it work correctly since PCBSD-/TruOS-/GhostBSD times. After a fresh reboot 2 days ago, I saw 10GB of baloo_file. Meanwhile, I learned a lot about command <balooctl --help>. Deleted the old baloo_file with <balooctl purge> command and enabled/disabled the service for several times. Deleted the baloo related files in home-folder manually. Currently folder is set to 'home/user' and balooctl status shows only 8 files indexed with a size of 96KiB. Lessons learned, so far: the command definitely does 'something', but I cannot detect any coherence with the documentation of this program.

https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/arnnxg/baloo_file_getting_really_large/

Problem: it roots deeply into KDE, and although the KDE devs want to get rid of it, they don't know what to do about it, as the maintainer of baloo lost his interest. Main Problem: all KDE4-descriptions on the web are no applicable any longer for KDE5... 😞

more hints welcome. thank you all

who here algorithms

https://dpaste.com/CRUGJUB23

what is this and how could something so convincing looking at first glance manage to get me to rewrite basically everything else n confusion, and yet never bothered to profile it...

longest common sub sequence is like

well all i can really say with any real certainty beyond what it does is in this case it is like very slow indeed.

well all i can really say with any real certainty beyond what it does is in this case it is like very slow indeed.

you can try the boyer-moore algorithm to search a substring in a string, this is the algorithm that gnu and bsd grep use

UEFI, gosh that was a pleasure for a while....

Dunno about BSD but Linuxs did not EFI very well for some time.

by that i mean

Ubuntu + LVM off USB install media hung the installer and gave you an unbootable system

for really quite a long time

"Poor parsing within GRUB's configuration file parser could lead to a buffer overflow within GRUB2 that in turn could be used for executing malicious commands. BootHole can allow for bootkits to be installed onto the system among other nefarious efforts."

Christ I bet that was a chore to work on.

actually misread that...

Oof so much unread messages

when ur right ur rightgh'

Weee i made it. Uefi native resolution at boot time 🙃 on x230

Oof so much unread messages

i really love ur /nick or whatever its called here

that was all

lenovo nice

i think i wud like freebsd

i know its kind of, not the idea

but is there a particular window manager that people tend to use

forgive my ignorance, is there "default" that includes a desktop env?

i really love ur /nick or whatever its called here

You like my username? 😂

i do.

its got several characteristics that appeal to me

just generallt.

y

pascal - a mathematician who in spite of I gather being quite noteworthy for his maths will always be the guy who in about 2 sentences made the most inescapable argument for why you should be religious (by his logic, don't stop at one either). ./ - demonstrates consistency and rules are good for us all. .sh - I cant magically see inside files, .sh helps me. I approve used as a nick on irc? edgy but non threatening. clearly a fascinating and worthwhile person.

/todos hobbies

per is offically dead

sorry perl

Net::Pcan is broken on 20.04

Pcap*

one could argue ubuntu is dead/broken

pool Perl

INC=-I/usr/local/include/pcap LIBS='-L/usr/lib/pcap -lpcap' cpan Net::Pcap

why does that not work

Perl people why doesn't your language do follow what I would have thought would be an very obvious convention

perl Makefile.PL INC=-I/usr/local/include/pcap LIBS='-L/usr/lib/pcap -lpcap'

works

so what the hell

this is apalling.

the day that Perl died...

and now its taking a week to build the DNS module, this is not looking good Perl

"Build"

Show off your unit tests

people dont like doing their own unit tests, why should we do yours too?

imagine if instead of unit tests cpan mined XMR

but is there a particular window manager that people tend to use

bspwm

and then the money was giving to Larry Ellisson

orwharever

sounds far fetched

but

can you really dismiss it

no

proof