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• Post #4495178

  i understand, mechanical hands, are the ruler of everything

• Post #4376052

  drip coffee machines still require the user to measure out the coffee, put in a filter, clean up honestly what's the point of the machine by then it's just a fancy water boiler with a coffee pot bolted on /j

• Post #4049915

  kms

• Post #3957288

  battle against a true hero

• Post #3930057

  for a system that isn't meant to be manually updated without flashing a new image... they could've just used gentoo and avoided all that :neofox_melt_blep: RE: https://floss.social/@collabora/116936104000458547

• Post #3864097

  > We may add DNS SRV records as supported mechanism in the future, but we currently do not. thunderbird fuck you

• Post #3863017

  > This is by design and won't be changed. If you want to authenticate other users by a non-root PAM process you have to change your /etc/shadow permissions to allow reading it by the non-root PAM process. For example have the non-root PAM process run with some special group and make the /etc/shadow readable by this group. The unix-chkpwd is setuid to only allow reauthentication of the user that is calling it such as in case of the screensaver screen lock. ... it's by design okay I...

• Post #3855332

  since i don't code in my server, i could replace nvim with a simpler vi impl i think, which would have less dependencies, and as a bonus ain't slopped

• Post #3850691

  my next server will be a gentoo musl install :3

• Post #3807779

  rose was here

• Post #3645173

  honestly bless the posix manpages `man yacc` > "please look at info" `man yacc.1p` > all info right there

• Post #3644746

  :navi: :baba_is: :baba_me: :lizzy: :baba_and: :rose: :baba_is: :baba_cool:

• Post #3340469

  imho "users should check the diff!" is kind of insane cope to justify not having a slither of moderation meanwhile gentoo's guru manages to provide a user repository where committed ebuilds are at least reviewed over-the-top before merging it's still not fully trustworthy, so it does get ~keywords (meaning each package from guru needs to be explicitly accepted), which is good, as "users shouldn't ultimately trust" doesn't mean "there's no need for a...

• Post #2499702

  microsoft deleting mojang accounts, and giving no option to migrate now or get a new copy for free, is basically legalized theft lol doesn't matter that "they gave you 3 years to migrate". if you brought a thing, you should be able to keep using that thing whenever you want, not lose your right to it due to inactivity

• Post #2381149

  normal distros: mirrors distributed around the globe, usually hosted by universities or other contributors donating server storage and network, resulting in resilient package distribution ubuntu: RE: https://mastodon.social/@joeress/116503084202493256

• Post #2336913

  gentoo forks in the wild RE: https://mastodon.social/@aboutzoos/116545367094816800

• Post #1725184

  > project about distributed git-based bug tracking > uses github as the main contribution and distribution platform huh

• Post #1701597

  I'm an object in motion, I've lost all emotion My two legs are broken, but look at me dance An object in motion, don't ask where I'm going 'Cause whеre I am goin' is right where I am

• Post #1587256

  > Minutes of the 23rd April 2026 Teleconference > Bug 1976: specify array variables and syntax https://www.austingroupbugs.net/view.php?id=1976 > The committee agrees that this is a useful addition (for Issue 9), but we need a lot more words than currently proposed in > Desired Action. > ACTION: Andrew to contact submitter to ask for some more words. > ACTION: Eric B to request The Open Group to sponsor this change once we have words. HOLY HOLY HOLY HO...

• Post #1513216

  git history split is a thing now holy finally now i don't have to dance around rebase + copy commit message + reset + add -p + commit (paste commit message) + add + commit (new commit message)

• Post #1487042

  why the hell does ltt own a jet

• Post #1415420

  "wayland kills small window managers! wayland is made to push big DEs onto everyone"-mfs be like wayland is so thin and flexible that here we have a compositor that can be embedded in a toolkit RE: https://mastodon.social/@xjuan/116433187803999312

• Post #1196191

  i honestly didn't know anyone could post a draft to the IETF now it makes sense RE: https://social.vlhl.dev/objects/6c213db1-3a90-43cc-9507-42ac71f418b4

• Post #1155168

  :rosethoughts:

• Post #1081908

  why the hell does `uv` takes 5 minutes to build on a modern amd cpu with -j16 it's a build system... and took all that time while pinning all my cores to 100%

• Post #1081497

  saying "sideloading programs" in a linux desktop context is wild, please fucking don't there's not supposed to be one and only "official" loading, where everything else is "side" to it it's called installing programs

• Post #913410

  https://www.gentoo.org/news/2026/04/01/gentoo-hurd.html lesgo :3

• Post #704974

  "but, what does 'LLM code' means??? and how would we police it???" it... ain't that hard fam, we're not trying to solve the philosophical conundrum of sentience occam's razor applies, the simplest explanation, it's "code that was generated by a large language model" and if that's not clear enough then nothing is, and words are meaningless how do you police it? well how do you police people sending plag...

• Post #646148

  https://github.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick/discussions/8615#discussioncomment-16129293 here we go again RE: https://social.vlhl.dev/objects/f6ac1bb2-8746-4927-b5fa-ae6b95dff26f