Canaimero-15d (IRC): hola

<b>aaron:</b> :ʒ ޮނނބހޮރނ (Telegram): Surf isn’t lightweight. It embeds WebKit, which is a bloody pain to compile.

<b>aaron:</b> In order of easiest compile, I believe it’s gecko, WebKit, chrome, Firefox. Gecko being the Firefox rendering engine, but unfortunately, no one embeds that.

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You tried compile chromium on netbsd?

jeison_zarate (IRC): puto

jeison_zarate (IRC): puto

Hi

jeison_zarate (IRC): hola como estan_

https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2017/10/08/woman-films-her-spying-webcam-as-it-talks-to-her/

Camera needs some BSD ...

<b>aaron:</b> Jay (Telegram): BSD won’t/wouldn’t help. No OS can save you from setting a global accessible connection and a default password.

yep, really just needs a shutter or better practice with killing webcam power

<b>aaron:</b> Jay (Telegram): BSD won’t/wouldn’t help. No OS can save you from setting a global accessible connection and a default password.

Agreed but BSD would never allow to proceed without setting up Non default password ?

<b>aaron:</b> Jay (Telegram): Incorrect. All of them are perfectly fine to make a user named admin and a password of password.

Jaypatelani: Hmm true..

<b>aaron:</b> Although the Linux utility will sometimes tell you it’s a silly idea, and make you confirm.

<b>aaron:</b> And remember, the manufacturer explicitly configured this. Even Linux doesn’t believe in locking you out of configuring your own device.

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Canaimero-15d1 (IRC): holaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa alguien al chat

Canaimero-15d1 (IRC): ..

venki541 (IRC): hi i have an problem in java awt programing

venki541 (IRC): hi i have an problem in java awt programing

Which BSD?

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=OpenBSD-6.2-Released

https://github.com/lattera/tor/tree/hardening/capsicum <- FreeBSD's Capsicum applied to Tor :)

myl1fe (IRC): señ

Canaimero-15d2 (IRC): holaaaa

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English please

VVelox: Okay... to get the proper percentage, why do I need to divice pctcpu by 10 and then by 2?

VVelox: just working on writing a colorized version of ps and I can't seem to figure out why I need to do that to get the same info as shown in top for a proc.

aaron: No comments in the code?

VVelox: nope

VVelox: looking at ps and honestly not sure what is going on, my C aint good enought

<b>aaron:</b> I’m about to head out, but if you leave a link to the files, I can look later.

VVelox: https://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/stable/11/bin/ps/print.c?revision=324271&view=markup

VVelox: https://metacpan.org/pod/BSD::Process is what I am using to get pctcpu.

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https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Librem-5-Funded

I predict the Librem 5 will fail at mass consumption unless it: 1) can run android apps without modification; 2) is certified by google, thereby having access to the Android Play Store

Agreed

I think they have planned something for this

If it can use the yalp store, it may be able to scrape by, but yeah, it's gonna be an uphill battle

May be Non play store apps

history will repeat itself: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/10/windows-phone-is-now-officially-dead-a-sad-tale-of-what-might-have-been/

Hehe same for BlackBerry os ?

<b>aaron:</b> Also, the Firefox phone getting killed off recently.

"We'll be different. I promise!"

Let's see how it goes ?

<b>aaron:</b> Speaking as someone who is very likely not the target market for these devices, there are a few things that it would take to get me off an iPhone. 1.) No interface lag. I don’t care what toolkit they settle on, I want a consistent 60fps in all apps and widgets. Scrolling shouldn’t stutter on a dual/quad/hexa core chip. 2.) Standard protocol support for email/calendar/contacts. It seems like someone finally taught Android about dav, but I want this built into the default applications.

<b>aaron:</b> I have a handful of other apps I use on mobile, but getting a native RSS reader that can hit the major services, and a todo app that can hit the major services would probably be enough for me.

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Oh hello

history will repeat itself: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/10/windows-phone-is-now-officially-dead-a-sad-tale-of-what-might-have-been/

Lol, "sad tale of what might have been"

Ooh you guys are on Matrix ! Brilliant! Bye then! :)

<b>aaron:</b> Padawan: We try our best to be everywhere.

Padawan: Everywhere Foss or everywhere in general?

<b>aaron:</b> Everywhere in general. Even on toasters.

Jaypatelani: aaron: +1

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hi

hi

Hi

https://twitter.com/alanc/status/917466459986468864

Old X11 1988 ?

https://twitter.com/alanc/status/917466459986468864

Never seen that

<b>aaron:</b> VVelox: Maybe I’m looking at the wrong section of code, but I only see pctcpu being converted from a float to a fixed point. That’s a multiply by 100.0, no divide by 10, divide by 2.

VVelox: aaron: try it out.... multiplying by 100 results in it being even more off

<b>aaron:</b> VVelox: Then I’m definitely looking at a different piece of code than you, because ps.c is multiplying it by 100.0.

<b>aaron:</b> *print.c.

VVelox: aaron: take a look at the second thing

aaron: VVelox: Don’t have the code up, but you mean the one that tries to get percentage based on number of cores?

VVelox: talking about the Perl module

VVelox: it is pulling ki_pctcpu

VVelox: sorta suspecting it is a bug in how it is converting from the C value

<b>aaron:</b> VVelox: I looked through the perl, I didn’t actually see it doing anything with ki_pctcpu. It just seems to define it.

<b>VVelox:</b> hv_store(h, "pctcpu", 6, newSViv(kp->PCTCPU_FIELD), 0);

<b>aaron:</b> Which file is that in? I went poking around the tree and don’t remember that code.

VVelox: https://metacpan.org/source/DLAND/BSD-Process-0.07/Process.xs

<b>aaron:</b> Figured, I thought .xs was a documentation file or something and didn’t click it.

aaron: I’ll poke that later then. Makes more sense now, because that module looked a little sparse. :P

VVelox: Also does not seem to like trying to use unpack( 'l', $value ) on it... that results in undef most of the time... same for 'L'

VVelox: Working on writing a colorized version of ps with various additional features. So far this has been the one annoying bit.

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Kevin hi

From Ixsystem team ?

no, from MSI :)

?

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=amd-epyc-bsd&num=1

VVelox: FreeBSD on the new AMD procs fucking rocks.

* VVelox has one of the 16 cores at home.

?

VVelox: https://i.imgur.com/lQfIhIp.png I am happy how my colorized version of PS is coming along.

Looking good!

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