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#gentoo #portage feature I learned about today by accident:
emerge --pretend --fetchonly (shortened as emerge -pf) will print all the URLs it'd use to download the various distfiles, instead of listing the results of the dependency resolution (as --pretend would usually do).
Caught me off-guard, I don't think this is documented anywhere. Glad to know portage still hits me with surprises after using it for 7 years 😅
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Today in project ideas I wish I'd get rid of:
An #rgbds (#gameboy / SM83 assembler) linker that turns the object file into ELF, allowing it to be linked into a linux program (and resolve symbols in doing so), coupled with a minimal CPU emulator with a few syscalls to be able to perform C calls/linux syscalls outside of the emulator.
...and then use that to implement the x11 or wayland protocol in SM83 #assembly and display things.
(I've been looking for excuses to learn these protocols)
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Someone spent 17 years on-and-off making a #rap walkthrough of #cavestory and it's really good for what it is.
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Dead Cells was ported to tiny #linux retro handhelds. This took a lot of work in recompiling the game's code to arm64, patching the game to reduce graphics calls and optimizing its assets for the reduced specs. Really impressive things are happening in this world.
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Dead Cells was ported to tiny #linux retro handhelds. This took a lot of work in recompiling the game's code to arm64, patching the game to reduce graphics calls and optimizing its assets for the reduced specs. Really impressive things are happening in this world.
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Dead Cells was ported to tiny #linux retro handhelds. This took a lot of work in recompiling the game's code to arm64, patching the game to reduce graphics calls and optimizing its assets for the reduced specs. Really impressive things are happening in this world.
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Dead Cells was ported to tiny #linux retro handhelds. This took a lot of work in recompiling the game's code to arm64, patching the game to reduce graphics calls and optimizing its assets for the reduced specs. Really impressive things are happening in this world.
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Dead Cells was ported to tiny #linux retro handhelds. This took a lot of work in recompiling the game's code to arm64, patching the game to reduce graphics calls and optimizing its assets for the reduced specs. Really impressive things are happening in this world.
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One killer feature of the #3ds, that I've yet to see replicated anywhere else, is the note-taking applet. You'd go to the home menu, tap the pencil, and you'd be able see a screenshot of the game you were playing and write/draw anything.
Having to pause my game and whip out my phone to take a note takes me out of it significantly. -
One killer feature of the #3ds, that I've yet to see replicated anywhere else, is the note-taking applet. You'd go to the home menu, tap the pencil, and you'd be able see a screenshot of the game you were playing and write/draw anything.
Having to pause my game and whip out my phone to take a note takes me out of it significantly. -
One killer feature of the #3ds, that I've yet to see replicated anywhere else, is the note-taking applet. You'd go to the home menu, tap the pencil, and you'd be able see a screenshot of the game you were playing and write/draw anything.
Having to pause my game and whip out my phone to take a note takes me out of it significantly. -
One killer feature of the #3ds, that I've yet to see replicated anywhere else, is the note-taking applet. You'd go to the home menu, tap the pencil, and you'd be able see a screenshot of the game you were playing and write/draw anything.
Having to pause my game and whip out my phone to take a note takes me out of it significantly. -
One killer feature of the #3ds, that I've yet to see replicated anywhere else, is the note-taking applet. You'd go to the home menu, tap the pencil, and you'd be able see a screenshot of the game you were playing and write/draw anything.
Having to pause my game and whip out my phone to take a note takes me out of it significantly. -
Trying to show to a friend that #baking a #laptop #motherboard is sometimes a valid way to fix it (definitely don't do this unless it's 100% broken already, and make sure there's no plastic bits that can melt), I aciddentally found the most 2009 #youtube video ever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMyxKzyUVaQ
I'm enjoying every second of it.
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Time to promote this one in 1h. This was an incredible research project, and having seen the talk before at WHY, it's really well explained despite how technical it is.
Spectre in the real world: Leaking your private data from the cloud with CPU vulnerabilities
dimarts, 30 de desembre del 2025 0:15 CET (Europe/Berlin), Zero -
I get that people scoff at the idea of disabling #linux #kernel cpu #mitigations, saying that the performance impact isn't big enough to bother, but on some architectures, like AMD Zen1, setting `mitigations=off` in the kernel command line is literally a night and day difference. It's like I have a whole new machine once I enabled it on my thinkpad C13.
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Tried #porting #cavestory (nxengine-evo) to the #why2025 #badge, fixing all the weird C++ picolibc errors, making sdl2-compat link statically with the badge's sdl3 library, etc... Only to find that the binary won't fit in the flash (and the .bss region won't either) 😅, at least according to the default linker script.
I'm ending my efforts on that, might publish my code soon as it might be useful for other ports, but I don't even have a badge, so idk if it would work at all.
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Are there any "advanced" #android rooting/modding support channels? Places where I can ask things like:
* Is it possible for me to decrypt and mount the /data partition manually from the lineageos recovery?
* What exactly was it that google changed about play integrity that broke bypasses? It doesn't seem to affect microg, will it in the future?
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Having users of your project be confronted with developer tooling is generally a bad idea.
This is yet another example why: https://github.com/pret/agbcc/issues/84
Unfortunately, the projects associated with this tool are in a weird limbo where the point of it is being able to build modify the source files, but is also meant to be used by non-programmers. I'm not sure how that can be improved...
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This bothers me a lot so I needed to #vent about it
#chat #Discord #Whatsapp #Telegram #Signal #fbmessenger #messenger #messengers #im #instantmessaging -
Among the ones I tried: Artix, BlissOS, Bodhi, BookwormPup64, Bunsenlabs Boron, CrunchBang++, Chimera Linux, Damn Small Linux, InstantOS, KNOPPIX.
These all didn't work for one reason or another.
I am also pending to try: Mabox, MX Linux, Nitrux NX, PorteuX, Q4OS, Solus, Ubuntu Unity.
All of these have something unique about them that makes them interesting to run in a live environment, and I recommend you do too!
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Friendly reminder that web #browsers disclose every domain name you visit not just to your DNS provider, but also google's safebrowsing and CA authorities' OCSP services.
Most "private" web browsers and configurations (e.g. user.js) don't disable this either, in fear of compromising #security .
Thankfully, for #ocsp a solution is coming, in the form of certificate revocation lists (CRLs), but until then, and probably some time after, this feature will remain enabled.
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@profoundlynerdy @PurpleJillybeans Makefiles for special-purpose projects like embedded systems or consoles are generally fine. Two pitfalls I see rather frequently are regarding header dependency generation (either including `$(wildcard *.d)` or not having a `%.h:;` dummy rule will cause it to break when removing .h files, even if you remove all its #includes. The other is using `cmd $< > $@` and forgetting to remove the output file when it fails (it remains empty otherwise).
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Yesterday I woke up angry at the world. So I channeled my anger into getting rid of the useless #2FA #app I would otherwise need to log in to my company's account. OneLogin Protect is just an elaborate way to hide a #TOTP token while simultaneously punishing people for exercising their device ownership by #rooting their #android device. Now I have the token I can just use any other #MFA app.
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Yesterday I woke up angry at the world. So I channeled my anger into getting rid of the useless #2FA #app I would otherwise need to log in to my company's account. OneLogin Protect is just an elaborate way to hide a #TOTP token while simultaneously punishing people for exercising their device ownership by #rooting their #android device. Now I have the token I can just use any other #MFA app.
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Yesterday I woke up angry at the world. So I channeled my anger into getting rid of the useless #2FA #app I would otherwise need to log in to my company's account. OneLogin Protect is just an elaborate way to hide a #TOTP token while simultaneously punishing people for exercising their device ownership by #rooting their #android device. Now I have the token I can just use any other #MFA app.
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I'm looking for a #fediverse instance to talk about video games and anime, ideally using some non-mastodon software like #pleroma or #akkoma (to try different software). Does anyone have suggestions?
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People misuse #Discord for a lot of purposes it really shouldn't be used for. But there's one specific thing that's been driving me nuts, lately. Some people seem to think that a #chatroom full of people is their personal #blog, and that merely because the channel says "off topic", they're entitled to use it as such. This usually results in a lot of links/reposts and rants about things that interest nobody. Of course, you can't tell them to get a fedi, since "#twitter bad".
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Managed to get an Articuno from the GTS as well. This concludes filling the national dex, sans a few events. I'm lacking Mew and (apparently) Diancie.
I have some 20th anniversary events I can trade for those, so if anyone is up for trading, I'd love it.
(Sorry @rootcompute if you had that articuno for me...)