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Web engine development is more costly than even OS development, we’re talking costs that often run into the hundreds of millions per year

And then there are heroes we don’t deserve, but sorely need: git.sr.ht/~bptato/chawan.

Yes! Yes it is!

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No, you confess and repent.

Do Yugoslav cartoons count?

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLL1eg8LgxXPN2kpmyxAuyhi_IYeIoaZc&cbrd=1

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XjrdLzV6r98

Love the comment!

Just a note that as soon as you have “cœliac”, you also have [aɪ pʰiː eɪ] (and Z̵̰̦͖̟͕͈̣͙͈͖͕̜̉̋̏̑̓͒̋̈̇̊̓̚͠͠͝Ą̷̡̪̳̳̱̞̒̂̿̓̉̈̀̽͋̚͝L̵̡̰̦̮͖̼̎̈̃̉̀̔̋̓̀̎̾́̉͝G̷̨̬̟̖͎͉͚͇̰͇̠͒͂͛́̐͑̒͊̎̂͝Ǫ̸̢̜̩̹͖͙̥̯̹̥̼̐̓͋̆̈̊̓̒͜͝ͅ), thanks to Unicode.

It happens in mine with the same combination of sounds, a case of iotation. Many words which have a “ch” sound in them arose as contractions of “t-y” or “k-y”, which we write as “ć” and “č” respectively.

Comments on a self-professed tankie instance

“BuT wHy Is EvErYoNe RiDiNg TaNkS”

This is LEMMY.ML, mister. Also, everything everyone else is saying.

zsh

Occasionally oil for neovim.

EU twat: “Well, we did offer, kthx.”

Note that with minimal changes, this is what the UK govt is trying to do to asylum seekers. And that is explicitly punitive.

I wanted to make a snarky comment…

But instead, I subbed to your awesome subs!

The plan demands a repatriation programme that would allow people to relocate to African nations if they want to […]

My sides

I was looking at how exactly are they going to do nothing about anything, but this is golden.

To each their own.

I thought that the trick with exposing the raw hardware to a VM was the coolest thing ever, since it negates this entire “do their special tools support Linux” issue. And you do it once every 6 months, maybe 4 times in total, until releases taper off.

Have a ready Qemu image of a Windows install. Have a live distro that has (or can install to RAM) Qemu. Boot Windows using Qemu in the live environment, and VFIO-passthrough your NVME as a PCI device. Install and run the official Windows-based update tool, which now has raw access to the SSD.

At least that’s what I’m doing for my WD.

An elegy for a clockwork-smooth, labor of love, tit slip site? Well, the Internet is alive and kicking!

All modern stairs are built on the same terrible foundation: Attract users, no matter how much money you lose.

I have sustainable stairs at home which have plateaued at two users. Not all stairs.

Comment federation is glitched, yo.

This, that. But, but, but.

¯\(°_o)/¯

And if you set duckduckgo as your search engine, you just need… to prepend !ais to the URL.

Here’s how I run Firefox, for instance:

#!/bin/zsh

function r { for p in $@; do [[ -e $p ]] && echo --ro-bind-try $p $p; done; }
function w { for p in $@; do [[ -e $p ]] && echo --bind-try $p $p; done; }
function ln { echo --symlink $1 $2; }
function wdev { for p in $@; do echo --dev-bind-try $p $p; done; }

bwopt=(
  --unshare-pid --unshare-uts --unshare-ipc --unshare-cgroup

  --proc /proc --dev /dev --tmpfs /dev/shm --mqueue /dev/mqueue

  $(wdev /dev/dri /dev/v4l /dev/video*)
  $(r /sys/{dev,devices,bus/pci})

  --dir /var/tmp --dir /run/lock
  $(ln ../run /var/run) $(ln ../run/lock /var/lock)
  $(w /tmp/.{X11-unix,ICE-unix})

  $(r /usr/lib) $(ln usr/lib /lib64) $(ln lib /usr/lib64)
  $(r /usr/share)
  $(r /var/{cache/fontconfig,lib/dbus/machine-id})

  $(r /etc/{passwd,group,nsswitch.conf,resolv.conf,hosts,gai.conf,ld.so*})
  $(r /etc/{localtime,lsb-release,machine-id})
  $(r /etc/{ca-certificates,ssl})
  $(r /etc/{dconf,fonts,gtk-*,host.conf,xdg,mime.types,pulse})
 
  $(r ${XAUTHORITY} ${DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS/unix:path=})
  $(w ${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR}/{ICEauthority,dconf,pulse,gvfsd,wayland-*,p11-kit,flatpak-info})

  $(w ~/.{mozilla,cache/mozilla})
  $(r ~/.cache/{fontconfig,mesa_shader_cache})
  $(r ~/.config/{dconf,fontconfig,user-dirs.dirs,gtk-*,mimeapps.list,pulse})
  $(r ~/.{fonts,local/share/{themes,icons}})

  $(w ~/down /tmp/swap)
)

exec nice \
  systemd-run --quiet --user --scope --slice=firefox.slice \
  bwrap --args 9 9< <(printf $'%s\0' $bwopt) \
  -- /usr/lib/firefox/firefox $@

Using this for about 5 years. Ran strace on a session to see what to allow access to. It’s got full access to /lib and too much access to /sys b/c I’m lazy, but it can not see any executables or most of ~.

I’m using something similar whenever I want to precisely isolate a program.