02:03 <phoebos> dilyn: what's your ssh public key

02:03 <phoebos> so i can put you in my gpg.ssh.allowedSignersFile

02:20 <dilyn> phoebos: you can actually find all a user's registered keys at a URL formed like so: https://github.com/dilyn-corner.keys

02:20 <dilyn> but almost all of my commits KISS related will be coming from the second key there

02:27 <phoebos> oh nice

02:27 <phoebos> thanks

04:51 <testuser[m]> Hi

05:17 <dilyn> o/

05:17 <dilyn> man if you want to learn about bootloaders and shit, try bringing up a virtualized riscv board...

05:17 <dilyn> embedded is dumb

05:24 <testuser[m]> While critics like to focus on the community's extensive use of email, a possibly more significant anachronism is the use of the 1989 version of the C language standard for kernel code

05:24 <testuser[m]> C++ allowed the Serenity OS people to produce an entire OS with a GUI stack able to play Diablo and their own web browser in something like two years. It's depressing to think where we could be today in terms of OS if the Linux and GNU people weren't as insistent on their hate of C++

05:31 <tleydxdy[m]> I don't think that's the issue there

12:10 <Guest93> testuser[m]: Thanks, I'll give it a try.

21:16 <Rohan> any news about dylan?

21:16 <ax> see git

21:17 <ax> no changes

21:17 <Rohan> no one tried to contact him?

21:17 <ax> i

21:18 <ax> no I have not received an answer until now.

21:18 <Rohan> thats sucks

21:18 <Rohan> still avoiding kiss until dylans back

21:19 <Rohan> or community make a fork

21:19 <ax> I understand what you mean. nobody prevents you from doing it

21:19 <Rohan> yeah sure

21:20 <ax> if you have specific problem you can ask otherwise if you intend to fork you can do it too ... here everyone can do everything. Nobody can claim presence.

21:25 <ax> omanom: ~ $ last

21:25 <ax> last: can't open '/dev/null/wtmp': Not a directory

21:26 <ax> i patched and installed after compilation utmps and skalibs libraries but I have not solved it because it is designed for s6 and does not work on init base

21:27 <ax> ~ $ uname -a

21:27 <ax> Linux slk 5.15.24-slk #1 SMP Tue Feb 22 23:31:29 UTC 2022 x86_64

21:27 <ax> I describe it for information for those who use the same kernel and init base

21:28 <ax> I have to rewrite code.

21:29 <ax> if there are other specific cases, please submit them before I start writing.