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Zzzzz...
hi what happened to the old irc. i haven't been 'round this part of the 'net for a while so idk what y'all are up to. and srry for the random post on the other board i just felt like poastng i wanna talk 2 those guys i talked 2 about computers n' stuff.
and this website is not really apart of the super secret music board but ran by the same people. the irc should still exist but i have moved to xmpp
naemfaggin is totaly fine
>>293 would love to lurk on a very nashi IRC or XMPP group chat if one exists
>>343 i dont run the IRC. and that irc it is to extreme for nashi. there is not a XMPP group but many of us on heyuri x nashi use XMPP pengrrr@hookipa.net i think a group chat of just name fags would be to gay. on cgi.heyuri there is a chat. heyuri's cgi is ran by a diffrent guy then regular heyuri
post code things you find interesting. i am learning perl and there is some things that are quite cool like things restore after loop control. #!/usr/bin/perl $num = 6; foreach $num (1,2,3,4){ print "$num "; } print $num; #this will print 6 as perl will restore the variable used after the for loop. and there is a defualt value $_ that has a lot of use. values in a foreach values of a array are the actual elements even if they are primitive #!/usr/bin/perl @nums = (1, 2, 3, 4); foreach (@nums){ $_++; } print "@num\n"; # this will print 2 3 4 5 - and parentheses are optional another with the special varable is. #!/usr/bin/perl @nums = (1, 2, 3, 4); foreach (@nums){ print(); #will use the $_ when thjere is no arguments. }
what are some amazing unix books you own? i believe my collection here is pretty strong. i really onky ever read the openbsd books, c books, some 4.4 bsd and ed mastery. do you guys have any recommendations of powerful unix books i should get? its really hard to have time to read, i just was never good at english.
>>103 hmmm.... I wonder if ex is provided on most systems in a default install still (thanks to Vim) so you could feed commands into ex -s in scripts and expect it to work
https://x.com/9600/status/1146852915396665344 I have the Documents half of this set just because it's kind of collectible. I really would like to be friends with someone who is super into Plan 9 and pass it on to them.
I read "The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System". While it's an quite outdated and boring book, I read it when I had a bunch of time for it and learned one or two things about FreeBSD (or rather how FreeBSD was in the early 2000s). I wish somebody would make a similar comprehensive book for NetBSD. I suppose it goes a bit against NetBSD's philosophy of having all resources on the Internet for free available for everyone, as opposed to a proprietary book, which I in principle support, but maybe they could make it similar to how other free software projects made it with their books, that they make it free under a free license or public domain and just sell copies. Well, I don't know, but I wish for such a book.
ratfor a preprocessor for a rational fortran https://libgen.st/scimag/10.1002%2Fspe.4380050408
What does /unix/ think of OpenIndiana and other Illumos based Unix systems? A credible Solaris-like alternative to Linux? Beats paying for Solaris I guess ┐(ﾟ～ﾟ)┌
i really no nothing about unix then... i only been using unix like since 2021 and stuck with openbsd and arch
...I am now deeply tempted to see if my old Core 2 Duo desktop can run OpenIndiana. I suspect there will be problems, it's not like this thing seems to like anything other than Windows and Linux, but I do want to try. ...but it's like 12:30am here so I won't try this second. >>317 I will never get over the sheer awfulness of Oracle of all companies buying out Sun I would root for IBM having bought them out over Oracle, even if that's trading one Satan for another. (;´ω`) In fact, I think they were in talks way back when, I can't remember what happened that made them go with Oracle instead. ┐(ﾟ～ﾟ)┌ Either way, Sun's hardware and software portfolios have been squandered hideously... (;´Д`) Oracle abandoned every single piece of goodwill that Sun had built up, too. Senseless greed, the kind that doesn't even give you short term profit.
Linus is such a bully I hate him.
fuck you solaris dog!!! land dweller freedom forevar!!!
man... i feel bad for him. dose arch really not bring in the girls? https://www.youtube.com/@ExperTtrout9232
>>287 Shut up nigger(USER WAS BANNED FORever for THIS POST)
>>287 Shut down aryan
head on out to your nearest mirror and get yourself a fresh update of OpenBSD! dont forget to read the NEW. https://www.openbsd.org/76.html#new
OpenBSD is slow. Blowfish goes down hard.
SlowBSD May as well use it with a single core CPU since they still haven't figured out how to do proper SMP but muh security
have you guys read SICP yet. i only ever watch the videos. its some of the most useful thing ever!! it help me make this new software
i own a physical copy of it and it has sat on my shelf for almost 2 years now with creases on the first 30 pages and the rest has never seen the light of day ;-;
the exercises on this chapter are giving me migraine. Is this normal or am I retarded? I feel like just giving up and going to the next chapter but I know making exercises is essential to the learning process.
>>290 me too.. >>296 what chapter/exersixe
>>297 all the exercises on this book are difficult but I'm on the one about orders of growth
window maker looks awesome, but I have my doubts regarding its functionality. Could any window maker user share their experience with me?
>>274 who's 'we'?
>>277 the royal we (｀・ω・´)
>>278 are you from a monarch?
Window Maker is like your grandpa's Unity (as in Ubuntu Unity).
Hey admin-sama The home page doesn't use https for some reason
i mean i guess it defaulted to http... but it seems to run https https://nashikouen.net/
nvm, was a bug on mobile browser maybe
>mobile
i am trying to buy a new router other then just using my openbsd server as a router. something brain dead easy but also super secure. i already bought a router i can flash openwrt on but i wanted pfsense but wireless is poor. openbsd is alright but i fail each time setting up a vpn and understanding pf other then simple things. i already got a openwrt compatsvle router coming but i wanna know if there is a better solution
bc OpenBSD ROCKS https://why-openbsd.rocks/
needed this bc i had no monitor using as a router. https://kb.protectli.com/kb/openbsd-7-3-fix-for-latency-issues/ i am so inlove
mumu$ neofetch _ anon@mumu.my.domain (_) ------------------- | . OS: OpenBSD 7.5 amd64 . |L /| . _ Host: Protectli FW4B _ . |\ _| \--+._/| . (_) Uptime: 1 hour, 14 mins / ||\| Y J ) / |/| ./ Packages: 56 (pkg_info) J |)'( | ` F`.'/ _ Shell: ksh v5.2.14 99/07/13.2 -<| F __ .-< (_) Terminal: /dev/ttyp0 | / .-'. `. /-. L___ CPU: Intel Celeron J3160 (4) @ 1.601GHz J \ < \ | | O\|.-' _ Memory: 106MiB / 1980MiB _J \ .- \/ O | | \ |F (_) '-F -<_. \ .-' `-' L__ __J _ _. >-' )._. |-' `-|.' /_. \_| F /.- . _.< /' /.' .' `\ /L /' |/ _.-'-\ /'J ___.---'\| |\ .--' V | `. ` |/`. `-. `._) / .-.\ \ ( `\ `.\
dear god.....
HOLY SOVL
lawl wut!
HOW 2 BECOME HAX0R? TY. cracking isn't as kewl as they say?
>>121 zOMG I GOT ARRESTED
did you have a skateboard and cool sun glasses?
>>122 if you can post here from jail, you can hack from jail never stop haxxing (｀・ω・´)
>>61 https://sntry.cc/hackingforums
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why no full res?
>>52 i did! >>58 a 300x300 was used originally, these are just sketches so i could figure out exactly what was asked of me. there is no higher res than this
so qute! ＼（＾-＾）／ peary nice
who is this semen demon?
What would be the optimal language to use if I'd want to automate the process of adding a new post to my html blog?
curl. make a post and just open browser debugger and copy curl request. from there you would just change the post content. for images.. well idk. but yeah the shell
and set up cron for how often you want it to post. this is /unix/ you should know how to do this..
>What would be the optimal language to use if I'd want to automate the process of adding a new post to my html blog? so like, what are you actually doing? are you manually writing whole HTML pages and want them to be auto-uploaded to the site when the folder changes? that'd be a fairly simple shell script, you'd likely use inotifywait (on Linux, don't ask me anything about *BSD) to wait for changes and then sftp them to the server are you looking to use a static site generator where you write HTML snippets for entries and everything gets cobbled together into a set of pages with headers/footers/navigation/theming? you could roll your own and my lazy ass would also make that a shell script that basically just uses something like "for f in ./entries/*.part; do cat header.part $f footer.part > "$f".html", maybe with something thrown in the middle to handle page navigation programmatically where header/footer.part are just like, the HTML you put before/after your conten and if you don't feel like that, there are a buuunch of static site generators, pick one is this not a static site and you want to generate pages serverside? php, period, it is literally made for the job really though, if you just want language recs here, I will genuinely just say bash and python 100% of the time python annoys me but it's easy and generally just works part of me wants to learn tcl becuase it's like shell scripting but more cross platform, has a built-in GUI library, and is allegedly more self-consistent vs just using the infinitely expanding amount of bashisms with bonkers syntax while also expecting everyone to have a GNU userland lol (there are an awful lot of shell scripts I've written that will absolutely not work on a system that isn't literally "GNU/Linux" lol, although since my Windows systems all run WSL it doesn't matter and I can use them there)
Assuming you mean you have a blog with plain html pages, you probably want a static site generator. There are many and most of them use markdown for the content and yaml for the metadata. I guess you could write your own static site generator with python, and then use something like nginx to serve the generated static files.
