Sure. Here's my FVWM, which is configured to emulate plan9 rio.

For Lemmy on Mobile, I use the apps Boost and Jeroba but I want to stop using Boost because its closed source. Any recommendations? I think Jeroba is fine I just have 2 accounts and like to experiment with new clients

Yes Lain, I am here https://sakurajima.moe/@aeskenic

>>2052 >AI profile picture >Japanese idols which are derivative of modern american culture A bona fide hipster?

>>2053 Who are you quoting?

>>2054 ya mama

I did my first crackme. I did it with Binary ninja, it was quite easy, I only had to modify a couple of values in assembly mode and modify some conditions. If anyone is interesed, you can find a lot of crackmes here: https://crackmes.one/

can anyone point to past haskell vulnerabilities? language specific, focused. (for educational purposes) I've looked their bulletin, and saw only 3rd party issues with XZ, lib supply chain attack.

>>1475 haskell is flawless

It's crazy to me how people can even afford the OSCP

Is anyone else doing season 12 HTB machines? Pretty decent so far

>>1999 b-but HTML isn't a pr-...

I like my good old C style C++ (need C++ for very limited things like operator overloading, and super simple templates) I also like Odin, as it's basically what i want from C++. And surprisingly, i like Lisp. I really wanna use Jon's AI language though, seems like it is built out of pragmatism and now some puristic ideology like Zig. (I have some Zig experience too, though.)

Go and python. I wait for the day somebody ports Haskell's type system to C so it can accomplish what R*st did without actually being R*st. Would be a perfect embedded language where you no longer worry about forgetting to cast your integer properly.

>>2000 not a programming language!

i iiek C i dont know why i also like any basic but especialy commodore basic

>>2015 Right now I don't have an HTMLB community, so the only way I can get the word out is by sharing it on imageboards, since I don't use social media at all.

Right now I'm working on adding iframe support for my Links fork, I think iframes combined with HTMLB can be a pretty powerful combination for building interactive pages without JS

>>2023 yo no hablar espanol on a side note, did you post this on the fourchins? i think i remember seeing a thread about it on there, seeing the replies made me a lil sad, but i shouldnt be suprised considering that site is pretty much 90% bots and arseholes also also, if its not much to ask, what would you say makes this different from htmx?

>>2024 Yes, I post it on 4chan, I really expected those responses, the only thing that mattered was getting the word out about the project, I might do it again when I add support for iframes. The main difference with HTMX is that HTMX is just a JS library, so it requires a browser that supports JS. HTMLB, on the other hand, is something completely new, and is not part of the HTML/CSS/javashit standard, that's why normal browsers can't display a web page written in HTMLB. This offers a new way to create web pages without having to use Google’s bloated standard.

>>2023 >>2024 No way, I saw your post too, I think I said that I liked the artwork. Cool seeing you here!

P.S. if there's a reason to dislike rust this is it

>>2031 Rusttroons thought it was the future of programming, they dont have a fucking future now LOL

I tried the Photoshop knock off and it was fine, I like that it ran smoother than Krita and Photoshop on my laptop.

i tried them out and it's exactly what you'd expect from a slop project. half the features don't work, and the few that do take solid minutes to execute.

>>2046 Lol

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>>1986 Yuri Gagarin or a lesbian

Kinda desktopish. Casio Ex-Word and my Debian.

>>1965 Woaaa, I love your wallpaper hikarin! Do you think you could share it? I hope you're still around

I like it when desktops feel robust; most sleek themes nowadays feel very skinny

>>739 really nice! good job

>>1106 my thoughts exactly LOL. like brother just post them. acting like the government is gonna ICBM his house for pirating books.

>>1102 >The New World Order You gonna conquer the world? Can I join in???

>>1109 Yes I will conquer the world and establish a world government but it will be an one to stop the new world order. Yes you can totally join in

>>1110 What's the mission, sir?

>>1090 >Lisp or Lua game development I only know about LÖVE. Is there a Lisp equivalent to that?

I dont think in that way, im more like "the conpanies will have my informatons anyway" but i get really mad how people cant see that the trends and repentine mass os missinformation is somethin with an intention behind. Its like people forget that if 'something is free, its because yure the product'.

>>1984 what do you mean by mass os misinformation

i had one ig and facebook accounts, which i deleted sometime ago. there was no information on them beyond my name, and yet i still regret it

>>1980 Most people don't actually enjoy social media (Youtube counts btw) its more like a distraction, and in this day and age distraction are the only tool to get people not wanting to end it all. The rest that do enjoy it use it mostly to talk to friends on instagram/whatsapp and barely use the actual app except for watching sent videos. I personally only use youtube and whatsapp. Youtube as a distraction and whatsapp for real use cases. I usually get the same looks when i tell people i don't use social media, but i assure you installing an app and using it only for your friends is the best option. You shouldn't isolate yourself because "What if the glowies use my data" yes this is important and should be taken into account, but all you accomplish is having weaker connections causing more people to judge you

I've said for a long time that I don't use any social media that requires an account, but of course omitting the fact that I only use imageboards. I'm among the zoombies, yet I've never gotten a strange look by saying that. Perhaps they don't understand, or don't actually care. But perhaps its worth mentioning that I've been considerably isolated all my life so far, maintaining little more than a few close friends. I find it funny that people so carelessly post online. I've gone through so many mandated lectures about online safety in grade school (to any "non-young" person here, yes, schools do these). LLMs have so far only worsened my life, and they give me even more reason to leave a minuscule online presence. I can't write about how much I hate the LLM peddlers and how those companies that have utterly raped the web to increasing degrees uselessness for their own self-interest. All this talk about """productivity""" and who is benefiting again? I see my peers using chatbots in lectures - that shit makes me pissed, and makes me think to never drive over a bridge built by one of my own generation. It's dumb, but I feel like I dodged a bullet by virtue of not being born to milennial parents, who very well might have posted me to ze Zuckercuck. Or frankly, grateful for my "normal" parents instead of oversocialized people. But considering counterfactuals is useless. >Most people don't actually enjoy social media (Youtube counts btw) its more like a distraction That's pretty interesting, I've never thought that but it makes a lot of sense, especially considering my own former usage. Very few things on youtube ever made me actually laugh.