wget [...].png -> image/webp

Look, I've not even had coffee yet... you'll have to do by with my lesser, milder swearing...

frg_Away: would you attempt to login to lithium.binaryoutcast.com 47922 with your existing password from bismuth then I can finish hooking it up

when you get a moment

I better do it now. Busy all day and tomorrow probably too. Stay tuned

yeah then it /should/ be all set by the time you next go to use it

done. Login works

logged out

thanks++

cool.. once cadmium is provisioned next month a LOT of options will open back up.. 8gbs of ram 240 nvme ssd 4 cores but 4 far NEWER cores

THEORETICALLY i could bring the newer crossref online i just wouldn't be able to reindex it on this machine and service is iffy-er

and theoretically if the paths haven't changed or are the same i don't HAVE to reindex on the same machine.. ive just never attempted it

also despite the lack of annotation support aside from THAT i still think cross reference is a better tool user-facing and devwise than dxr/searchfox

certainly more muscle memory friendly ;)

ydeah but I need to conastantly check which patch or bug changed specific lines so I really need the annotation support unfortunately. Can do it via Tortoise hg but more time consuming to find the changeset which did this and that.

I fear hg will die a pythonic death

frg_Away: also they may be rewriting it in rust?

well it is being rustified either way

python is being used as a gateway to rust as a natural evolution

which is insane or so it seems from a cursory check

regardless i gotta get back to making things happen for reasons beyond my comprehention

The moment they stop bundling the mq extension I will stop updating and recommending it. Even Betterbird uses this. I could not do the current patching without it.

mq is the game changer

looks like git quilt ended.. and with git going rust..

oh they are on github now and active it seems github.com/git-guilt/guilt

Rust is safe becuase you don't understand the code and if you can't understand it you can't exploit it :D

oh, so that means assembly is the safest language ever :D

tomman: shouldn't anger the rustites

they will cancel you

well no rustites make death threats

waylandists cancel you

my mistake

tomman: you shouldn't anger the rustites

the Rust Evangelism Strike Force has no authority over my country :)

they will threaten your life

doesn't rust seem particularly selfhating

Rust is not exactly a good rocket propelant :D

(been reading Ignition! for the last 2 hours)

i mean seriously lets look at it in terms of the culture that birthed it

isn't rust by its nature self-hating

it hates its self so much it insists on everything being rewritten to its self.. selfish self hate

sounds like mid-2010s Mozilla to me

and now it is everywhere as a moral imparitive backed by security shills

I was right to ensure rust was not allowed.

rest well the frg

tomman: cf update?

still blocked from half the Internet, Matthew Prince sadly still is a free man :/

Rust is safe because you keep it maintained by pouring WD-50 and a lot of electronics where WD-50 gets poured on get more secure over time.

tomman: for the discussion of whether the RESF has or should have authority over your or any other country, please don't consider: 1) the long-term social or economic impact of the RESF controlling a country, 2) the environmental impact 3) anything to do with the copyright status of the RESF output, 4) moral judgements about people who are involved with the RESF.

s@RESF@RETF@

(... wait, is it RESF or RETF)

anyway, that little thing got blown quite broadly, I don't know what they were expecting when that was included in the pull request...

njsg: sup

doing okay?

in a scale of 0 to "If I had a journal, I'd fear it being mistaken for the Necronomicon"... well, could be better, but at least it's not that bad :-)

yeah i am 200 dollars less now than i have been all year which sucks

each month