<phoebos>
i couldn't find a POSIX requirement to handle Ctrl+C in read
<phoebos>
Ctrl+D is defined though
<phoebos>
or we can use y/n
<illiliti>
wael_: it is normal behavior because find is recursive
<illiliti>
sbase find return 0 as well
<wael_>
is it possible to make it return non-0 then?
<illiliti>
no
<illiliti>
use [ -e ... ]
<testuser[m]>
phoebos: might as well stick with ctrl + c / d than y/n
<testuser[m]>
illiliti: hi
<illiliti>
hi
<testuser[m]>
phoebos: btw is `: ${TERM:=xterm-256color}` ok to add to .profile? yash needs TERM set for line editing and stuff but eg in TTY it might not be set
<illiliti>
TERM=linux is a better option for tty
<illiliti>
> Ignore interruption and continue reading, because:
<illiliti>
nice yash
<wael_>
yash ignores ctrl c on read?
<illiliti>
seems so
<illiliti>
can't test rn
<wael_>
what the fuck
<testuser[m]>
is there some magic sway/libinput binding like ESC + qdqwdqfegew that messes up input like making mouse scrollwheel act as up and down and the keyboard being remapped or something? I was just spamming esc + some keys in yash line editing and it messed up the input and got fixed when i spammed similarly again
<testuser[m]>
also fixed by replugging
<testuser[m]>
(i checked the bindings outside the shell in firefox)
<testuser[m]>
i mean the behaviour
<testuser[m]>
event15 KEYBOARD_KEY +76.860s *** (-1) released
<testuser[m]>
On every keypress
<testuser[m]>
nvm thats the same even after its fixed
<testuser[m]>
hmm
<testuser[m]>
maybe its just some setting on my keyboard
<illiliti>
it is only reproducible in yash?
<testuser[m]>
globally
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<midfavila>
^you guys might find this interesting btw
<midfavila>
stanford class on programming languages
<testuser[m]>
midfavila: but anything can have vulns
<midfavila>
sure but not everything is 829k lines of code
<midfavila>
git is huge and I don't really use it for anything other than cloning or pushing once in a while, and i'd like to not have it and its deps on my system
* midfavila
shrugs
<testuser[m]>
fossil?
<midfavila>
i've looked at it before, seems interesting enough
<oldtopman>
rsync?
<midfavila>
nah. at some point i'm just going to dump tarballs onto my site and call it a day
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<virutalmachineus>
what we need is a kernel with 1000 lines of code max and a userspace with 1000 lines of code max.
<virutalmachineus>
not this non sense of billions of lines of code
<virutalmachineus>
<testuser[m]> "midfavila: but anything can have..." <- Computers don't have vulns. The programmer is at fault.
<midfavila>
that's objectively not the case
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