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zzywysm

@zzywysm@hachyderm.io

Old fart interested in Nix/NixOS

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crawshaw, to random
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Going to try installing graphics on this linux machine. It has been... a long time since I tried desktop linux. What do I use for a minimal low-latency desktop env? Is xfce still a thing?

zzywysm,
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@danderson @crawshaw Pop OS ships with a Gnome fork they added great tiling support to.

For tiling on KDE, you want bismuth: https://github.com/Bismuth-Forge/bismuth

zzywysm, to random
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Hey @kernellogger i wanted you to see this evidence of a possible regression in 6.8, an arm64 fpsimd commit may have caused a dm_crypt corruption issue: https://github.com/tpwrules/nixos-apple-silicon/issues/200

zzywysm,
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@kernellogger it’s probably best to escalate this as it involves data corruption

zzywysm,
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@kernellogger I totally would, but I don’t personally use dm_crypt or LUKS, so it would take me a while to repro

tqbf, to random

It has been described to me as "a perfect movie" and tonight we will know for sure, as I watch, for first time, John Carpenter's "The Thing”.

zzywysm,
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dangoodin, to random

Yesterday, Daniel J. Bernstein published a paper alleging that Kyber-512, an encryption algorithm selected as a NIST post-quantum contender, wasn't nearly as secure as its stewards say. The gist is that NIST either intentionally or unintentionally made basic math errors that inflated its security level and has spent the rest of the time since covering up the problem.

The post is 17,000 words long! Has anyone read it and if so, can you send me the cliff notes?

https://blog.cr.yp.to/20231003-countcorrectly.html

zzywysm,
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@dangoodin djb posted the cliff notes a year ago: https://blog.cr.yp.to/20220805-nsa.html

The new post just shows NSA is still up to their old tricks

ZachWeinersmith, to random
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Holy shit, the day after I did a comic about Ronald McDonald crying blood for mcrib they're bringing it back?

What else would you like me to do with this power?

zzywysm,
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@ZachWeinersmith bring meximelts, enchiritos, and spicy tostadas back to Taco Bell?

lcamtuf, to random

Mushroom ID please?

zzywysm,
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@lcamtuf chonky boy

mcc, to random
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Okay it looks like I'm going to have to plug in my second hard drive to install exactly two things, (1) the Intel Quartus FPGA toolchain and (2) Baldur's Gate 3, each of which is actually about the same size (150 GB)

zzywysm,
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@mcc technically, it’s more of a two Kirks on Rura Penthe situation

zzywysm,
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@mcc im referring to the Star Trek 6 movie

zzywysm,
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@mcc My classic technique for fouling up a drive in preparation for formatting is

sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=262144

textfiles, to random
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To help preserve software, 4am dives deep, deep into Apple II floppy disks and not only figures out progressively difficult, space-program-like copy protection on the disk, but they also document it to within an inch of its life.

Come read a (40-column) overview of the epic of cracking "Spare Change", a 1983 Apple II arcade/sorting game from Br0derbund.

https://archive.org/download/SpareChange4amCrack/Spare%20Change%20%284am%20%26%20san%20inc%20crack%29.txt

zzywysm,
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mcc, to random
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It makes me happy that Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura just seem to just actually be friends. That's just nice

zzywysm,
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@mcc Magnus has let the Sauron comment slide?

collin, to random
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Is everyone anxious all the time, or am I just weird? I know everyone can’t be as on edge all the time as I can be, but I also have trouble believing other people are doing just fine. Maybe not being able to imagine not being a little anxious all the time is a sign of something?

zzywysm,
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@collin there’s a reason we have the saying “ignorance is bliss”

jrconlin, to random
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Recently reminded of the fact that the most valuable skill an engineer can develop is the ability to communicate complex ideas and concepts to a non-technical audience.

(Not "talking down". Everyone is an expert in something. Just find compatible analogies and terms that help them understand what's going on.)

zzywysm,
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@jrconlin is it? This video makes me wonder:

https://youtu.be/11lPhMSulSU

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