mage_of_dragons

mage_of_dragons

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Rust-obsessed dwagon with a passion for the process of creating funny colored text files. - he/him - huge fan of #linux / ~~#unix~~ #plan9 and its [โ€ฆ] ๐ŸŒ‰ bridged from โ‚ https://furry.engineer/@mage_of_dragons, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact

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Since we all agree that Google is bad, I think we should make our language reflect that and do away with the verb "to google". As an alternative, I propose World Wide Web Information Query, which after replacing world wide web with "triple W" can be shortened to the easy to remember "TWIQ" [โ€ฆ]

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> Oh boy oh boy oh boy, the bug disclosure happened early, I wonder what went wrong > *opens first advisory* > Advisory: PHP uses `longjmp` [...] absolute cinema

no reason to bring this up but during #EF30 we were traveling with Hamburg's S-Bahn thingy and I overhear some kid asking another furry whether there was a city festival going on right now. he was technically correct tbf

> We recommend that you read the [legal regulations] on this subject. *"legal regulations" is a link that leaks to _blank*

*soars through the air* Flying is so much fun, I love being a dragon! *flies higher* But I can't talk that much right now, if I talk too much I don't get enough air and then I might-... I might p-pass ouuuuu- *falls* (is fine btw; does this every two weeks or so)

okay, it doesn't *fully* work, but it manages to get into usermode and even runs the multiprocessing test binary to completion (sometimes) that is so much more than I expected

I see why people write dev diaries now, it's probably better if you wrote down when you broke something, instead of bisecting the repo every time

> A fatal error internal to GDB has been detected, further debugging is not possible. GDB will now terminate. I wrote code so bad, the debugger gave up on it.

The problem with getting older and following your interests is that you can't infodump to your past self about all the things they'll do.