dwardoric

@dwardoric@chaos.social
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Solving problems and burning chrome for fun and profit.

(Toots should get deleted after some time, so don't look for old (> 2 years) stuff.)

#nobot

pronounshe/him
websitehttps://www.jan0sch.de/
Pure functional HTTP APIs in Scala bookhttps://leanpub.com/pfhais
@netzhexe Hat meinem Nachwuchs gefallen: TIC-80

Writing a device driver for Haiku.

Haiku Insider has yet another great article, this time explaining how to add missing information on getting a Wacom tablet to function correctly on Haiku.

Read all about it at:

https://www.haikuinsider.org/writing-a-device-driver

#HaikuOS #HaikuInsider #opensource #drivers #hardware #software

Writing a device driver | Haiku Insider

Information about device diver writing

Hey Leute, ich brauch eure Ideen! Mein Jüngster (13) probiert gerade #Programmieren aus, einfach um zu sehen ob das was für ihn ist. Am liebsten will er natürlich #Spiele programmieren. Ich habe ihm Coddy gezeigt, weil ich weiß dass das Spaß macht, und er hat sich spontan für #Python entschieden. Coddy macht ihn Spaß, Khan Academy ist eher etwas trocken, mehr fällt mir zu Python gerade nicht ein!

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@icing I'm pretty much in the same boat on that topic. Sounds nice to have a complete list of deps but even when they're correct most "real world" project lists would be huge.
However most build tooling can generate them for free.
Die Firma Rohrer macht dicht (der Inhaber geht in den Ruhestand) und jetzt kann man den Restbestand "günstig" kaufen, falls ihr noch ein paar Trafos, Messequipment oder Leistungsverstärker braucht https://rohrer-muenchen.de/abverkauf/
Abverkauf | Rohrer München

@Nadnoennas Gute Clients:
Conversations (Android) und Profanity (Konsole)
Gute Server: ejabberd ;-)
@Hoehlenmensch Wasn't there this joke that mathmaticians convert coffeine into theorems? ;-)
Seems to be a problem with the libxml2 port since libxml2-2.14.4. I was able to install libxml2-2.11.9 from a cached .pkg and now pg_upgrade works.
https://codeberg.org/FreeBSD/freebsd-ports/commit/a18dfb61a2c96a01f9536d70ad0f69390981833d#diff-5059a6052a3053a4dae9da64f2fb9d5d90876c68
textproc/libxml2: Update to 2.14.4 · a18dfb61a2

Fixes multiple CVEs: CVE-2025-32415 CVE-2025-32414 CVE-2025-27113 CVE-2025-24928 CVE-2024-56171 Changelog: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libxml2/-/releases/v2.14.4 Backport upstream commits: 19de8b47b1fe4b87b06bc6b89f5ee9697870a0ad 5700d989cc18889e1601c651ad69a41af8b32073 d3e33dc214276498e73b...

Codeberg.org
So I try to upgrade a postgres server from 16 to 17 on #FreeBSD following the instructions in the port (create a tmp dir with the pg16 binaries, then install pg17 and use pg_upgrade to migrate the database). But when I try to use pg_upgrade, it complains that it can't find libxml2.so.2. Latest libxml2 is installed and this method worked about half year ago when upgrading from pg15 to pg16. Anyone else getting this error and has an idea what to do? 
@bodems The failsafe way is always pg_dumpall before upgrading the port and afterwards pg_restore into the new one.
Involves more downtime but never failed me in decades.
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While this cartoon is probably referencing a particular activist group in the UK, it tends to hold true for others, protesting different issues non violently around the world.
@ExtinctionR An image search shows this cartoon is about a year old (at least), so it may not reference the group you've got in mind.
@jeridansky @ExtinctionR sadly its still relevant and always will be.
@Niall @jeridansky @ExtinctionR I really hope that you are wrong about the last part.
@ExtinctionR Textually ok, but the dressing up of the people is not necessarily correct. It could as well be the other way around.
@PeterMotte @ExtinctionR what are you talking about
@noodlemaz @ExtinctionR I mean that it gives the impression that a certain type of people is on the "good side" and another one on the "bad side", whereas in reality it's much more mixed.

@PeterMotte @ExtinctionR yes, one type is people protesting injustice and the other is people (often men in suits as this looks like the Westminster area where our politicians often are, and they are often white men in suits) who bizarrely equate the protesters with the people enacting injustice.

It doesn't say ALL PROTESTERS are kindly little women. It doesn't say ALL the people disparaging them are white men in suits.
It is a common scenario.

@noodlemaz @ExtinctionR Well, it doesn't say it literally, but you often find that kind of prejudices in cartoons. There are quite a lot of decent people doing jobs in suits carrying briefcases who would protest against all kinds of injustice. And the other way round. Look at the mob defending the orange T. At first glance, before they say anything or hold up a board with a slogan, you might put them with the "normal" people who protest agains sth, but you would be completely wrong. They protest, yes, but for other reasons.
The portrail of the two groups is some kind of prejudice which goes back ages.
@PeterMotte @ExtinctionR this is not prejudice. It's describing a common situation. Satire, that's what it does.
Yes there are suits who protest. That isn't the point.
You wilfully miss it and cry prejudice where there is none. You have more in common with the cartoon suits here.
@noodlemaz @ExtinctionR My point is that in cartoons you very often see it depicted that way.
@ExtinctionR
Having read some of the other comments, I’d like to add that the drawing completely misses the point, as a comma is missing after “please”.
@ilsk @ExtinctionR is this meant to be a joke? It's a bad one. You don't need a comma on this sign, it's not a formal letter.
@noodlemaz @ExtinctionR
I refuse to take your comment into account. There should have been a semicolon between “sign” and “it’s”.
@ExtinctionR Not Extremist. According to the latest news, these are now labeled as Terrorists.