Left_Turn has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer]
<kof673>
> why is it always 'six of one, half dozen of the other' > We shall find that she was the first baker who produced thirteen to the dozen, and the only baker who ever had the owl (hieroglyphic Ma) for a daughter.
<kof673>
basically it is nikolar's fault > the breather of the waters imaged by the fish, the frog air -> water -> earth -> fire (dry v wet, hot v cold) all was said to be a giant frog/water/swamp before "earth" "land" appeared
<kof673>
"mummy dust" lol
netbsduser has quit [Ping timeout: 252 seconds]
<kof673>
there are so-called "blue moons" some years have 13 19*365.25 6939.75 6939.75/29.53 235.0067 i believe wikipedia says 7 every 19 years, 228 "normal"? ... anyways...
<bslsk05>
datatracker.ietf.org: RFC 8482 - Providing Minimal-Sized Responses to DNS Queries That Have QTYPE=ANY
<geist>
throwing TVs out the window, etc
<the_oz>
no ANY 4 u
<geist>
though actually isn’t it uncouth to show anger or whatnot in scandinavian countries?
<geist>
i had read somewhere that in denmark its mostly correct to be composed and rational
<sortie>
geist: Between 6 months of severance including stock, plus 6 months of pay bonus, and goog $180 I was laughing all the way to the bank after being laid off but I was sad though to lose my dear colleagues
<geist>
and if you show a lot of passion about something with outbursts or whatnot folks will tend to dismiss you
<sortie>
idk I consider ourselves a bit more normal than unhinged american passion yelling at customer support idk
<sortie>
I did have to tell my self that it was okay to go to the dark side to yell at the insurance when they fucked me over and I ended up being very polite and doing the survey
<the_oz>
japanese yell at ghosts, or take up the angry role in business but aren't usually actually
<geist>
yeah it’s sort of that thing they teach you in cartoons and whatnot in america. it’s this notion thatif you feel strongly about something you have to go for it, it’s sort of built into theculture
<geist>
it’s not so much about being angry as much as if you care enough about something and you show passion that’s a ‘good’ thing and others will respect you for it
<heat>
geist, ggez = good game ez
<heat>
it's multiplayer game lingo
<geist>
oh i assumed, i just hadn’t seen that one
<sortie>
geist: I mostly don't waste time on negative emotions but spend my time being passionate about things that I enjoy. People react very positively to being honestly passionate about something positive.
<the_oz>
sortie: it's ok to actually show emotion sometimes. Would you like to take a survey of how badly exactly we violated you?
<Ermine>
I haven't seen ggez too
<geist>
okay that sounds ‘good’ then.
<Ermine>
Only ggwp
<sortie>
I felt bad answering 1 to how well the customer rep did even though they weren't quite the ones that fucked me over month after month
<geist>
also i’m on a boat!
<sortie>
geist: You ever ssh into google from an airplane?
<heat>
Ermine, you need to play more toxic mp games
<geist>
but i’,m in the middle of the sound now, so my network is really crummy
<Ermine>
my pc is too weak for fortnite and pubg
<sortie>
Puget sound?
jedesa has quit [Quit: jedesa]
<geist>
yep. ferry ride to the office
<sortie>
I can't believe I haven't been to Seattle since 2019
<geist>
hah there’s even a wikipedia page for all the known apple codenames
<heat>
oh, iphone
<geist>
yah
<Ermine>
oh, til apple is a military company
<heat>
well with how google glass bombed, it's also a military company
<heat>
badumtss
<geist>
somewhere i have a picture of literally thefirst time one of the m68 prototypes booted
<geist>
me and another guy were in a chinese factory in shenzhen trying to get it to boot, just after it rolled off the assembly line
<heat>
do things get heated in fuchsia or do you get CoC'd into compliance?
<geist>
nah not really
<geist>
GTG. boat docked
kpel has joined #osdev
<sortie>
geist is doing maritime osdev
<heat>
don't be silly sortie
<heat>
no one does osdev in #osdev
<heat>
except me and you and the managarm people
<sortie>
I'm still upset I don't know who the managarm people are, please report yourself, you're supposed to give me screenshots and tell me about your cool stuff
<sortie>
Also is it an anagram?
<heat>
managram
<sortie>
heat: I mean I do less osdev and more of a ship of theseus turning a GNU system into BSD piece by piece as a performance art statement on the toxic cultures of free software
<heat>
i write kernal
<heat>
i've been keeping my editor open for like... 3 weeks? without ever touching it or writing anything
<heat>
i really just dont feel like it honestly
vdamewood has joined #osdev
elderK has joined #osdev
<nikolar>
relatablae
<sortie>
osdev is a calling and some people just don't have it
<sortie>
I osdev because it is what I do
Dead_Bush_Sanpai has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer]
Dead_Bush_Sanpa1 has joined #osdev
Dead_Bush_Sanpa1 is now known as Dead_Bush_Sanpai
Dead_Bush_Sanpai has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer]
<Ermine>
seems like I need to commit something to onyx
Dead_Bush_Sanpai has joined #osdev
wantyapps is now known as aplel
<Ermine>
to qualify as 'doing osdev'
<heat>
DO IT
theyneversleep has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
<heat>
i dont understand how the fuck someone can copy text from vim to the system clipboard
<Ermine>
why do you even use it
<heat>
use what?
<Ermine>
vim
<heat>
git commit messages and neomutt
<Ermine>
are you in x or in wayland
<heat>
wayland
<Ermine>
go to visual mode, highlight whatever you want, and use command :w !wl-copy -n
<nshp>
your vim has to be compiled with wayland support and have a $WAYLAND_DISPLAY, then likely your + register will be mapped to the GUI clipboard
<nshp>
wait or does that not exist yet? :/
<nshp>
bah, it doesn't
<nshp>
well, that's how it would work if vim had wayland support
<bslsk05>
github.com: Clipboard support in Wayland · Issue #5157 · vim/vim · GitHub
Turn_Left has joined #osdev
<heat>
i wish ctrl+c would just work like it works for most terminal programs
<heat>
ctrl+shift+c that is
<nshp>
what does `:set mouse?` say
vdamewood has quit [Quit: Life beckons]
<Ermine>
Ideally that register should go through terminal
<Ermine>
(ino)
<Ermine>
btw yes, set mouse = will allow you to highlight stuff by means of the terminal
<heat>
mouse=a
Left_Turn has quit [Ping timeout: 260 seconds]
<nshp>
yeah, :set mouse= (nothing after the =) will let the terminal handle mouse-ing as normal
<heat>
i can use the mouse, and highlight stuff with it, but ctrl+shift+c just doesn't work
<heat>
i find using the mouse in visual mode to be a little more useful
<Ermine>
with mouse=a vim will handle the mouse and go to visual mode
<nshp>
whelp, can't have both :)
<Ermine>
but that's separate from your terminal's highlighting
<Ermine>
hence ctrl-shift-c doesn't work
<heat>
sad :(
<nshp>
blame vt100s
<nshp>
silly things, not thinking of the future
<nshp>
silly us for being stuck emulating them 46 years later
<heat>
i'm slowly learning vim with neomutt
<heat>
keybinds are hard :(
<GeDaMo>
I don't think that Ctrl-C for interrupt is a VT 100 thing, I seem to remember DEC system 20 used Ctrl-Y
<Ermine>
i use aerc btw
<heat>
ctrl-c for interrupt is a unix thing
gareppa has quit [Quit: WeeChat 4.1.1]
<Ermine>
it's all about line discipline iirc
<heat>
i really kind of like neomutt even if its a PITA to set up
<heat>
it works perfectly for the kernel workflow
<nshp>
GeDaMo: not my point, the fact that vt100 didn't magically have selection stuff built in for a mouse it didn't have, or the fact that we're still rolling on a crap-onion with a vt100 at the center so that we have to implement selection in at least two different layers that are unaware of each other
<nshp>
these things are the dumb :p
the_oz has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
the_oz has joined #osdev
aplel is now known as wantyapps
<Ermine>
gregkh uses mutt tho
<heat>
i can and sometimes do use gmail to reply as well, if the reply doesn't have a patch inline
<nshp>
I feel like I'm losing my mind when I think about how I run: vim with splits/buffers (and tabs) and selection and cursor movement and..., in tmux with splits/tabs/sessions and scrollback and selection and cursor movement and..., in a terminal with tabs and scrollback and selection and..., in a window manager with basically tabs and splits, in a linux vt subsys with basically tabs...
<nshp>
all unaware of each other, all behaving differently and requiring different inputs... ^_^
<the_oz>
I feel like I'm too stupid
<the_oz>
dtach, ee, doas
GeDaMo has quit [Quit: 0wt 0f v0w3ls.]
kpel has quit [Quit: Leaving]
rlittl01 has joined #osdev
karenw has joined #osdev
fedaykin has quit [Ping timeout: 272 seconds]
hwpplayer1 has joined #osdev
hwpplayer1 has quit [Quit: bbl]
steelswords94 has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer]
steelswords94 has joined #osdev
<heat>
theo emailed me again i'm so cooked
<Ermine>
ohnoes
<Ermine>
why did you let him cook
<sortie>
heat: Congratulations!
<Ermine>
and what's the topic?
<heat>
love letters obviously
<zid`>
It was from THEM
<zid`>
The secret society
<zid`>
"Please join our evil organization. We need someone to run our FreeBSD cluster"
<bslsk05>
www.nvidia.com: OnyX For Next-Generation Data Centers | NVIDIA
<heat>
OMG IT LEAKED??
<sortie>
https://onyx.org/ “Onyxcoin (XCN) is the decentralised governance and utility token of Onyx. XCN holders can stake, vote, and pay for services on Onyx.“
<bslsk05>
onyx.org: The Backbone of Decentralised Web3 Protocols
<sortie>
Protip buy the domain before you name the OS
<the_oz>
But, yanno, you only have to hear the luciferian tale a million different portrayals before you're like jfc enough already. But I was a child then so I didn't get it.