Dear #git / #jujutsu / #jj / #lazygit #lazyweb (pun not intended?),

I am gently interested in trying out `jj` sometime, but have invested /significant/ muscle memory in the lazygit TUI (which is flippin' awesome). Has anyone made that /specific/ transition successfully?

Eg,
- did you go back to fully shell-driven SCM actions using `jj`? (because jj is just that good?)
- did you switch to a more editor-plugin-focused workflow? (because one was on offer? btw I use vim)
- did you use lazygit+jj clones/etc like lazyjj (https://github.com/Cretezy/lazyjj)? (which looks non-slop but otherwise haven't tried yet)
- mystery fourth option?

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Hello #fedihired #lazyweb,

TL;DR: are any goofy software shops hiring netherlands/remote (even with oppressive timezone differences)

Do any of y'all know of a europe based software house or recruitment agency who has even the slightest room for whimsy and humour in job applications? I'm not looking for mandatory clowning, just somewhere who won't mash the "you're worthless to our company / society" button if you put "lmao" or turn to the camera and say "get a load of this" when describing a database import script

I'm getting my mental health absolutely thrashed by having to write a very srss bznss resume and cover letter without jokes japes or guffaw. The combination of it being impossible to write like that and an absolute kick in the gender salad every time I get back a zero effort copy of the default rejection letter form companies' recruiter shitware is doing me real dirty

At this point I'm not sure if I'm looking to #getfedihired or if I'm just looking to vent.

I'm mostly forever #perl #smol + old web + backend / ISP, but a good neurodivergent coworker who thought it was cool could likely get me onto a different language in pretty short order

I'm not turning up results searching, so I'm turning to some old fashioned #crowdsourcing / #lazyweb :

Has anyone done a degree of rigorous testing on accuracy of open data sets for malicious open-source packages? Even just a random sample of GHSA or OSV malware flags assessed for accuracy would be helpful.

If it has both precision and recall data, bonus points! But I'll take what I can get.

(1/2) #lazyweb #XWindows (probably same in #Wayland?) tech support.

So, I have this trackpoint on the #HHKB Studio keyboard. It's nice, but I only use it when there is no standard pointing device around because the pressure I have to put to move it hurts my finger. I started messing with the acceleration curve, & it's getting better. *But* it acts differently on acceleration to the *left* vs. right/up/down.

I am concluding this must be a hardware problem, right? Read more in replies …

#lazyweb Too lazy to look up my datasheets tonight, which are in backups... do 16450/16550 UARTs store the offset at which a BREAK occurs in its internal buffers?

I have some old 6551 ACIA code that uses a software buffer. It has provisions for finding out how many characters received-but-not-read are in the buffer when a BREAK was received. I think past-me was intending to use BREAK for framing in higher-level code.

Fellow old geeks:

Back in the late '90s, when music modules were the fashion, I remember two called (in their file names, at least) dubu97 and dubu98. They have been stuck in my head for almost 30 years, but I do not have copies of them anywhere and my ability to find them with search engines is lacking.

Does anyone have any idea what I'm talking about?

#LazyWeb

Dear #lazyweb,

I've totally forgotten the name of the downstream #fork of #qemu that packaged up TCG as a library so it could be used programmatically in #binary #analysis. So far all my web-searches and AI queries have drawn a blank. Maybe it's just dropped of the internet. Please help me remember.