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meluzzy@woof.tech

<p>Hi, nice to meet you! ^ω^<br />I&#39;m a full-time microcomputer enjoyer and Unix enthusiast. I post about compupers, coding, games, my daily struggles and random retro tech stuff(s)</p><p>- Damaged yet adorable<br />- Cuddle-addicted<br />- Absolute girlfailure<br />- AuDHD + OCD<br />- HRT: 2024-07-19</p><p>ⓘ This user opposes fascism.<br />⚠ This user opposes genAI.</p>

Posts

  • Post #4496213

    #NetBSD being awesome as usual.

  • Post #4484691

    They could have written: &quot;Solutions will be chosen in a neutral manner, based on how effective they are at solving a problem&quot;. instead of... this. Really, this single sentence is the one and only thing that pushes me away from OpenBSD. What do they consider politics? Do they consider transgender people to be &quot;politics&quot;? Are disabled people also &quot;politics&quot;? Is a screen reader considered &quot;politics&quot; since it helps a minority? How about a colorblind filter?...

  • Post #4441675

    I wonder how they switch from driving on the right to driving on the left in the tunnel that connects the France with the UK.

  • Post #4363461

    sure... i could write manpages in the old troff man format... or I could write them in markdown and use lowdown to turn them into troff... devilishly devilish luzzy

  • Post #4359982

    I have this silly idea of taking busybox, toybox, gnucoreutils and the freebsd coreutils and writing the manpages for the posix shell utilities in a way that you can get manpages that show actual portable flags and behavior instead of relying on the featureset from POSIX to make portable scripts when most coreutils share flags that are not in POSIX and are useful. Same for shell builtins.

  • Post #4356552

    hmmmm ksh looking sexier than bash for some reason right now... *adds bash&#39;s default prompt to ksh* perfection

  • Post #4282586

    I have been using Linux for more than 8 years. And I didn&#39;t know you can do `cd -` to go back to wherever you were before. HOW did I not know this for so long.

  • Post #4277260

    Can&#39;t believe there is only deltarune 6 7 left

  • Post #4234939

    Computing is still magic

  • Post #4211016

    Why are the signs of $TZ for UTC time reversed? UTC+06:00 returns -06:00 UTC-06:00 returns +06:00 #debian #linux

  • Post #4144969

    Gravity #cat not amused

  • Post #4122988

    &quot;I&#39;ll just install that library from the c++ package manager&quot; `cppip install cppotato` &quot;and I&#39;ll import it as a module using the C++20 import statement&quot; `import cppotato.potato;` `potato.explode();` &quot;Amazing!&quot; If only it was like that...

  • Post #4098500

    Can someone explain me why when you try to store the output of a printf into a variable in the shell it just doesn&#39;t store the newline at the end? It will store any other newlines but if the newline is at the end it will just not store it in the variable. #shell #bash #debian

  • Post #4088403

    This was supposed to taken figuratively!!!! https://woof.tech/@meluzzy/115167823271553314

  • Post #4088129

    don&#39;t forget June 10, 2018

  • Post #4060806

    ext4 for shitty thumb drives xfs for good thumb drives f2fs for good SD cards btrfs for garbage SD cards and thumb drives that will explode

  • Post #4014278

    reverse-engineering derivatives and other forms of torture

  • Post #4013371

    - Well actually, that is not technically a youtube poop— + Do NOT recite the ancient .AVIs to me mortal. I was there when they were uploaded.

  • Post #3990723

    people proposing calling the next generation of kids born &quot;gen-AI&quot; have an interesting sense of humor... but still: Do not.

  • Post #3989590

    Shootout to: Thumb drive USB Key Pincho/ito https://woof.tech/@meluzzy/116953086478320936

  • Post #3985260

    The #cat is waterbending https://woof.tech/@meluzzy/116957295441395004

  • Post #3982523

    It&#39;s funny how I used to always record video in 16:9 because it was the &quot;cool cinematographic experience&quot; (not really, movies are even wider) but now I&#39;m back to recording at 4:3, with a square overlay on top for centering in case I want to crop the video into a square. All because of social media. I&#39;m never recording vertical video tho, that&#39;s cursed. - Panoramic is for wide areas like landscapes, rooms, events. - Square is for showing objects, small actions, small cr...

  • Post #3973190

    How is it called?

  • Post #3957133

    OOOOOffffff 😖 This sounds so bad. Like &quot;let&#39;s keep this apolitical&quot; bad.

  • Post #3950230

    Yes, I am the weird person that formats SD cards as f2fs instead of exFat.

  • Post #3943102

    Yooo Spain won the world cup!!! Yay!

  • Post #3939431

    I keep comming back to that silly personality test they made us take in highschool. They called us with our parents to see the results and discuss them. It recommended me jobs like: activist, spiritual guide, doctor, nurse... I had no idea how I got those. There was however two recommendations on the paper. One was like: Look for jobs that create a positive impact on the people around you. The other one was: Avoid jobs that go against your moral principles. The teacher explained that I was...

  • Post #3938359

    You know why they are building them. They have this notion that &quot;oh AI is very expensive to run, we can&#39;t make a profit.&quot; so they are saying &quot;oh wait, but, if we improve production, then the costs will go down, like with microchips right?&quot;. But, that&#39;s not really applicable in the way they believe. Electricity prices are not flexible, putting a bunch of specialized AI machines in the same building won&#39;t lower the AI &quot;token&quot; prices as much as they expect.

  • Post #3938197

    Repurpose your local abandoned mall into a brand new abandoned AI datacenter today! https://woof.tech/@meluzzy/116947566516322499

  • Post #3937898

    All those AI datacenters if they get built they are getting abandoned in less than 10 years, mark my words.