Ivan Molodetskikh @YaLTeR@mastodon.technology

Как обычно, все планы к черту, но я закончил статью о Мастодоне. http://sputnikmoment.ru/mastodon.html
Правда, заметку пришлось распилить на две - http://sputnikmoment.ru/fediverse.html

Так верстают только эти, которые. Я знаю. Но сил уже больше нет, полтретьего ночи а я встал в 7 утра. И завтра так же вставать.

Утром допилю форматирование. Если есть пожелания - добавим. @rf

The Marble Machine X project keeps on cranking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7g5ZodD7ng

wtf

Guys

There is a RISC-V computer on my desk right now

Me: I'm sure I've seen the worst of Haskell operators by now
DAG library: (:@->$$$)
Me: *softly* don't.

I wrote my first blogpost for my Memex browser engine.

https://man.sr.ht/%7Ealcinnz/memex/blog/2018-12-07-microsoft-off-the-edge.md

The worst way to start a privacy policy is with a condescending excuse.

As of a few minutes ago, less than 20% of librsvg's code remains in C: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/librsvg/graphs/master/charts

Most of the calls to libxml2 are done from #rustlang now. All the loading code will be in Rust soon.

https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/11026

"unprivileged users with UID > INT_MAX can successfully execute any systemctl command"
nice

wine exists because people despise using windows so fucking much that they will reimplement every single fucking API call in the entirety of win32 just to avoid booting into that godforsaken operating system

And now I'm announcing the second and final project I'm starting today: "Memex", a new and hopefully more hackable, less crackable browser engine.

It won't support JavaScript, and instead try out some alternative ideas that aren't Turing Complete. Because I want to show The Web can be better that way.

I'll only be able to implement the absolute basics of Memex, so if any of you want it to actually be something please, please contribute!

https://git.sr.ht/~alcinnz/memex

@bugaevc That's ridiculous! Everybody knows "Python interpreter" means "the heir of Salazar Slytherin". 🐍⚡

Don't use JavaScript to mess with scrolling please

Actually, don't use JavaScript please

@alexl CSD is not really a GNOME thing. Many third-party apps on Linux do it (e.g. Chrome, Firefox and VSCode), and it's an established pattern on & — both system & third-party apps there use it there.

Oh, now that's just scary.

RT @bascule@twitter.com: A revolutionary idea: instead of 15 incompatible chat tools developed in Electron so they can all easily target multiple platforms with one codebase, write 15 native clients that can all communicate using the same protocol: https://twitter.com/matrixdotorg/status/1067920466390724609

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/bascule/status/1067937020582944768

First of all, that word "empower". It does capture the concept well, but gosh it sounds wrong. It's incredibly condescending and it evokes associations of social justice (which I guess is only fair given Rust team's political views, but do they have to put it front and center?) — as if all the non-systems developers are an "oppressed minority group" that cannot do "real programming" because some "privileged systems dudes" won't let them in.