:(){:|:&};: without having to look it up. when i saw it for the first time, around twenty years ago, it looked like complete gibberish to me...edit: don't try it in your shell
@hi OMG, you got me! This is my first time seeing this.
It looked like gibberish at first, then I thought it looked faintly like bash. So I tried running it and my memory/CPU maxed out, so I had to hardware shutoff my laptop...
Looking at it now, it makes sense. Create a function that recursively forks a pipe to itself... The "colon" character threw me off.
@hi Same setup here, via syncthing instead of rsync
@budududuroiu @hi syncthing here too, because it keeps version backlog. Also, syncthing and keepass are setup on all other devices already.
But hey, running Vaultwarden requires a different skillset in overkill land. :)
@hi @carstenraddatz Yup, I know there have been some controversies around that app and F-Droid, didn't dig into it too much, I use Obtainium to fetch the releases from Github directly
@hi @budududuroiu I'm sticking with syncthing-fork from f-droid. Picked that just to use that store more, and I kinda like the progress bar feature
@carstenraddatz @hi Besides the progress bar, what's the difference between researchxxl and the F-Droid fork?
@budududuroiu @carstenraddatz @hi i think they are the same.. One is downloaded directly from the github repo, one via the package manager f-droid. F-droid links to the GitHub repo of researchxxl.
@budududuroiu @hi I guess that is the only difference, and possibly only the exposure of it as the feature is in the original code. The release notes imply that much.
@carstenraddatz @budududuroiu @hi Fdroid is the researchxxl version. There is another one in the Google Play Store from nel0x. The background was some shady overtaking of the github repo by researchxxl. I think it is generally trusted at the moment. You can read the whole story here
https://forum.syncthing.net/t/does-anyone-know-why-syncthing-fork-is-no-longer-available-on-github/25661/276?page=9
@hi @carstenraddatz @budududuroiu highly recommend taking a look at basicsync! it seems super well-made and i've been enjoying it a great deal: https://github.com/chenxiaolong/BasicSync (also in the main f-droid repository if that is your jam)
@hi https://www.wireguard.com/install/ has a link to the APK, but https://apps.obtainium.imranr.dev/ is a nicer experience, with automatic updates.
@hi for Obtainium you can just import the JSON config for Wireguard from the app list website above.
@hi Find the enable the "Install unknown apps" permission on phone. Download apk file from wireguard site; go to where the file is on your phone and install.👍
@hi The phrase “without play store” makes me wonder if you've discovered Aurora Store yet. It's installable from F-Droid and lets you browse and install apps from Google's Play Store ![]()
then installed wireguard via #obtainium and it's working as expected ❤️
Been dancing through the apartment to this album all day, it's just one happy banger after the next. #theStudio
but charging all that stuff and carrying it around doesn't feel right, i'm not ready for that kind of change...
#grapheneos with a set of essential apps works the best for me for now
@hi Well, yeah, but that's how we did it back in the days, right?
I had Nokia 3310 and a huge CD player in its own bag stuffed with like a dozen CDs. This bag had a whole system of straps, so you couldn't just TAKE the player, you had to EQUIP it. Only later I bought a tiny mp3 player that had crazy 256 MB of memory.
yes, there is an app for that, but i'd rather not add dependencies
Oh no! arm64 boards have scratched my laminated desk surface 😭 I should have use coasters 😕
@hi 🤷♂️ probably the mixed effects of weld parts that protrude and the heat of the working boards on those.
update regarding my librewolf port for OpenBSD: it works perfectly. i screwed up the branding, so the menu icons (e.g. lxqt menu) say firefox. easy fix (just have to enable librewolf branding in the build process; accidentally removed it earlier)
https://codeberg.org/vimuser/librewolf-openbsd-port
will update for openbsd 7.9 soon (current package is 7.8) and then also for CURRENT. debating whether or not to maintain a temporary package repo, until openbsd merges it. i plan on sending to the openbsd ports team for review.
doas PKG_add -Dsnap -u .@justine @h3artbl33d Not yet... that time comes when -current snapshots call themselves "7.9" instead of "7.9-beta"
@justine For what it's worth, all my -current systems use -Dsnap all the time. Less to think about.
Yes. Always a good time - but especially during the beta phase on -current.
Do not ever run it on -release / -stable though as it causes a world of hurt.
@justine @h3artbl33d does this apply if i'm on -release? or only if i'm on -current?
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@hi I tried to convince my dear wife to join Mastodon just to vote on this, but she won't:-)
it has the best user interface: command line interface ❤️
pkg updatedone
pkg upgrade
pkg install openssh
pkg install termux-services
sv-enable sshd
@hi termux annoyingly used GNU bash by default, when there’s a perfectly serviceable mksh already in the base AOSP
@knapjack @hi just out of curiosity, why do you use the nōn-standard shell GNU bash, which is copyleft and slow, instead of the Korn shell, whose main variant is literally POSIX shell’s father and extremely fast and whose other variant is copycentre licenced, very small and still 3x as fast as GNU bash (and in the subvariant I maintain, much closer to POSIX, too, while having tons of useful extensions, some of which have even been adopted by bash/zsh viceque versa)?
Some rc in there, too. And technically I started scripting in DCL, but that only got me in trouble. 😁
But, for instance, PowerShell has several *sh-isms that work similarly but not identically, so I catch myself stubbing my toe when I'm in PowerShell and not using the native commands. When I'm scripting I either care which shell I'm in or I try to be as portable as possible. Conversely, day-to-day one-liners, I find that it's rare that I'm stubbing my toe on the syntax or features of some other shell. But if I were, changing my default shell would be the first thing I'd do.
I am not promoting bash here, just genuinely curious if you're like, "OMG, my fingers cannot unlearn ________ and I use that feature continuously," or more, "F the GPL." Hoping it's the former and I get to learn something new.
@knapjack @hi in my case… I develop mksh because I like to program in shell ;-) and OpenBSD ksh was a much nicer base than GNU bash, especially wrt. what I could add portability-wise and that it also works well statically linked and fits the bootfloppies better. That my users tell me it’s 3× as fast in their workloads on average is a nice bonus.
But, basically, I pose it as an ash/dash and posh/loksh replacement. There are use cases for GNU bash, and I know people who use mksh as scripting shell instead of their interactive shell (though, in their case, the latter is usually zsh or, recently, fish).
And mksh is /system/bin/sh on Android, after all, so it’s the standard :þ
(Funnily enough, I went COMMAND.COM → GNU bash → OpenBSD ksh which then evolved into mksh.)
Somedays I really care and some days I'm like, whatever, just give me a browser and a shell and some kind of flat surface, maybe some carbs.
@knapjack by “move” you mean you just changed it in the config? Not an AP Move?
Then, yes, no wonder it does not work.
That’s going to be a hard thing to recover from. (Thankfully, you did not re-use an existing domain with a fresh instance, as someone else did, because we now cannot even see each other’s posts at all.) Perhaps unfollowing and re-following everyone individually will work? (Mention this in your profile bio before you do that, so people will know, and will also know they possibly have to re-follow you.)
I thought about moving to a big instance, maybe Vivaldi's, while I sort it all out and move back.
i wanted to try ksh in termux to run tests for my #openbsd scripts, but looks like it's not too much faster than running everything on remote openbsd host...
Someone at the gym remarked on my "strange phone" this morning.
I think I might be the only person with wired earbuds, I hadn't noticed until today. For the past 15 years, I've used this little audio recorder as music player, I see a lot of people scrolling feeds between their sets instead of taking a moment to actually breath. Honestly, I think this is a better way to enjoy music while working out.
@neauoire@merveilles.town true my phone distracts me when i'm working out and my friends always scroll their phone and chat by sms after their small set for like 10 minutes instead of working out
@Stellar give them that study :)
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34000894/
TL;DR IT'S BAD FOR YOUR GAINZ
@neauoire That is such a cool idea! I love seeing older tech still getting use. I have a standalone digital audio player and much prefer it to dealing with my phone and all its distractions.
@neauoire recently at my office someone was like “oh, wired headphones, been a long time since I seen those.” I was like have you watched any TikTok or YouTube Short?
@CodingItWrong I don't get it? Are these often in tiktoks? I haven't been on tiktok
@neauoire yeah I feel like I often see the person holding the Apple EarPods mic up to their mouth while talking
@neauoire here’s at least one reference so I’m not crazy 😅 https://www.reddit.com/r/airpods/comments/158vy42/wired_apple_earbuds_vs_airpods_why_so_many_wired/
@CodingItWrong haha okay, I believe you, I hadn't noticed that. I never used tiktok but I've seen the odd clip as part of other content. I'm sure I'll start noticing them now that you've mentioned it.
@neauoire @CodingItWrong I came across this some days ago:
> In fact, wired headphones are now a must-have fashion accessory in some circles. There's a popular Instagram account on the subject called Wired It Girls, dedicated to women looking chic and unbothered with cables dangling from their ears, from regular people to celebrities like Ariana Grande and Charli XCX.
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20260310-wired-headphones-are-better-than-bluetooth
@neauoire Yooooo! Not just me! :3
Before I had the Tangara, I was using one of those mini audio recorders for a few years. Unfortunately, couldn't fix it when it broke, which was a major part of why I went with the tangara as a replacement :)
Those things are surprisingly good, and I'm regularly the only person in the gym with a wire :)
@neauoire everytime i get my ipod with iems out of my pocket someone feels the urge to tell me "why not a phone with a wireless earbuds/"!
@khm they just stay on, when I use the rowing machine or do kettle bell halos, I take them off though.
@neauoire sony recorders have the highest quality mics out there.
I have the PCM-M10 and you'd be hard pressed to find anything of that quality at that price point today.
“Apple II Forever” indeed…
@siracusa We measured MBP 2021 (120 Hz) at ~40ms. 100ms sounds way too much for 2014 MBP https://late-mate.com/old/updates/003/update-003
@nikitonsky @siracusa would love to get my hands on a late mate, just sayin
@nikitonsky @siracusa I imagine this is skipping both the keyboard matrix scanning and maybe also using a more typical (slower) word processor as software, although the delta is still too large to explain both I think?
@nikitonsky @siracusa it depends on the app, of course. Terminal.app is nearly 10x faster than iTerm2, for instance:
@siracusa If you’re new to Ink & Switch they’ve a lot of interesting ideas. The “local first software” seems kind of funny to our eyes but they argue for it for good reasons. They’re taking to time to think about what computers could be, at least, and that brings me joy.
i understand i need to create a user and run sshd on some 2222 port and give access to specific directories... right?
i'd like to rsync some files back and forth, but i don't want to type on a phone
@hi https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/com.hardbacknutter.sshd seems to come bundled with rsync and file access, only ever used it for ssh access tho
It’s the 5th today... I get in the car and the odometer reads 055555, trip at 055.5.
At this point I’m starting to wonder… is the universe trying to tell me something, or does it just really like the number 5? 🤔
@stefano some use this to say "thank you for what you’ve done to me" (OSS in dojo context). Some use this refer to some French Satyre Comic movie related to James Bond (OSS 117). In case you’re looking for extra meanings ;-)
I am 37 today but I feel like 0x25 🎈
Have you ever...
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@neil does "Will you accept a collect call from «MomItsTimComePickMeUp»? No? «click»" count as reversing charges on a call? 😆
And now how about a project management angle?
If you thought the speed of writing code was your problem - you have bigger problems https://debuggingleadership.com/blog/if-you-thought-the-speed-of-writing-code-was-your-problem-you-have-bigger-problems
Well now. I have OpenBSD installed, for a weekend project, but I can't work on said project yet, because I found a bug in OpenBSD. See screenshot.
So I'm fixing that bug first, by adding a new project in ports. Now I have two weekend projects.
Yes, I refuse to use any other browser on OpenBSD (except Tor Browser, which is already in ports).
@hi for music definitely symfonium, in combination with self-hosted subsonic it's awesome
for video i use VLC and photos just the stock gallery app, nothing fancy there
@hi
I've enjoyed having switched from #GooglePhotos to #ente recently - there's a couple of things to get used to, but overall I like it. My main goal with it is photo backup, and being able to search photos by content ("mum", or "pasta recipe").
For music and video I use #VLC (but #Voice for audiobooks, and #AntennaPod for podcasts).
@hi https://micro.blog ? https://bearblog.dev ? About the POSSE they could try setting up a bridge of some sort: https://indieweb.org/bridge
@hi well I use right freely but the kind of sounds like your friend is not ready to avoid dependency on big Tech
@hi yeah, same, in a way, but it seems impossible bc other ppl don’t want to leave their nook or cranny
@hi ghost (https://ghost.org/) is often promoted as a not shit Substack alternative
BearBlog (https://bearblog.dev/) is another option for text only blogging
@hi there is a WordPress as a service at OVH. Not sure if this is to be considered non-big-tech.
@hi ok. They also have "simple web hosting" that is all about using (s)FTP to upload files into an Apache subdirectory - if they’re tech-aware enough.
Note that I have no financial interest in or relation with OVH. It is just the known simple french hosting to go when you’re a french small customer.
I will caution that OVH likes to ratchet up their prices regularly, no "you're on the $N/month plan until you decide to change". I have one of my servers there and it annoys me every year when I re-up and the price has increased. 😑
That said, they run a tight ship with reliable hardware/service, and as loathe as I am to recommend WordPress for such a simple requirement, the ease of WP's "and cross-post this to other social-media-sites" with plugins is unmatched.
@hi Maybe writefreely or bearblog? Not sure if either of those have a way to easily crosspost, but they're the most common blogging platforms I've seen around on the fediverse.
@hi I’m enjoying Micro.blog at the moment. Great for posting to other platforms, but only costs $5 a month. Really easy to get started too.