RE: https://social.bund.de/@bsi/117292506381447881
Ah süß, die Kinder spielen mal wieder ITSec!
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@Atemu@darmstadt.social
mastodon 4.5.18I'm interested in #Linux, #FOSS, data storage/management systems (#btrfs, #gitAnnex, #git), unfucking our society and a bit of gaming (#planetside2, #trackmania, #guildwars2, #BeatSaber).
I help maintain #Nixpkgs/#NixOS.
I use #emacs. I ride a #brompton. I like trains. 
I prefer the truth – even if it is inconvenient.
Can be found IRL @cccda@chaos.social @RaumZeitLabor@chaos.social
If you need an open ear, you can talk to me about anything – no judgement.
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"Transcoding" means (re-)writing software in #rust.
Diary fibre
It's quite impressive how #SchildiRevenge - in its second published version – already surpasses #elementx in many regards – especially UI/UX.
The large feature set is probably helped quite a bit by the existing SDK work of ElementX. It also brings the mods of #SchildiChatNext and adaptions for #KotlinMultiplatform.
Oh, did I mention that you can use *the same app* on desktop? Yeah.
Promising contender for the first ever #Matrix client decent enough to actually recommend; exciting!
E: !fdroid
There should be an achievement for citing #SIGBOVIK in an actual paper and getting away with it without the reviewer noticing 🤭️
Auf zur #LANParty im @cccda@chaos.social mit dem #Lastenrad von @heinerbike@darmstadt.social!
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@berto
Ahahaha, funny how quickly they can back-pedal on their fundamental values such as corporate shitfuckery when there's suddenly a non-enshittified competitor with >5% market share. Even normies are considering to switch to Linux because of how incredibly shite they made Windows..
Jut woke up to an unexpected email that I was selected from the waiting list for a #GPN24 ticket! :o
See you there then! :D
Können wir bitte mal endlich ein allgemeines Lautsprecherverbot in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln einführen? Es nervt.
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@nixos_org @nzbr
While we're on the topic: work on minimal-bootstrap in #nixpkgs has actually been picked up again since this thesis was written (October 2025).
Not only that but, as of a few hours ago, the PR implementing the last step of hooking it up to become the actual bootstrap stdenv in Nixpkgs has been merged!
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/479322
#fullsourcebootstrap #reproduciblebuilds #stage0 #minimalbootstrap #bootstrappablebuilds
OH: consentually geklaut
RE: https://eupolicy.social/@jmaris/116685942547390430
Kinda ironic that I had to unblock AWS for the broadcast service to work 😬️
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@whitequark
I first misread "Glasgow Internet Explorer" and was *extremely* confused – did I miss a browser written in Haskell‽ :D
"If you didn't bother writing it, I won't bother reading it." is a really good policy for any creative work IMHO.
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@volt4ire
Honestly fair. They're not paying for the code, they're paying for the convenience of not needing to compile it themselves.
And compiling for those platforms is quite a challenge even for experienced wizards.
Porting it in the first place is even harder. I see it fully justified to charge money for that.
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@nixos_org @nzbr
Now the only missing part to the ultimate and complete source bootstrap is physically auditable hardware to run live-bootstrap on.
Does anyone know the state of the art in that?
Traaaiiiiinnnnnns..
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@fdroidorg@floss.social
I'd rather you didn't force your moral standards upon your users.
Especially not with lazy excuses such as "protecting children" or "just set up your own F-droid repo".
These completely fail to consider that not every user is a child and that what makes F-droid desirable is its status as an independent software distribution, not the technical details of the protocol.
There already exists a mechanism to express moral preference filters for apps: anti-features. Use those instead.
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@dk
That's a good analogy.
It even extends further:
In order to make technological progress, we needed to abandon the incorrect model of our solar system. We would probably not have made it to the moon if we'd stuck to the ptolemaic model of our solar system.
Similarly, in order to meaningfully advance our software ecosystem, we need to abandon code produced using poor software engineering practices – such as LLM codegen.
Free as in beer – the rest is paid in freedom
OH: Matekarregelenkbus
OH: Home-Assistant ist load-bearing
#FreudscherVertipper: Guten Tab!
OH: Der große böse C
city-what?
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@networkexception@chaos.social
On a more serious note:
Those symptoms smell like memory errors; especially if it gets worse with vibrations.
Have you tried re-seating it?
Which make of RAM is it?
Anectdata: My FW16 board was *very* picky about that. It would glitch out & crash and at some point not even boot if it had two sticks of the RAM I originally bought for it but did not have any such issues with the officially supported/tested Cruicial kit.
Different board of course but worth looking into.
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@fdroidorg@floss.social
Speaking of morals:
This actively diminishes user-agency for no good reason that I can think of.
You are, of course, free to run your distribution whichever way you like.
Forcing your morals onto us however makes it a kind of distro that does not respect informed choices of its users which I consider to be part of user freedom and which – up until today – I thought to be a specific moral goal of F-droid. I'd rather it stayed that way.
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@aramya
I can't personally offer much help directly but our local hackspace has a very healthy transfem community – quite a few of them on DIY HRT. I'd be *very* surprised if they would not be showered with help.
https://www.chaos-darmstadt.de/
There is *probably* a NixOS meetup tomorrow evening and open chaos on tuesday.
If it's more urgent than that, tell them to reach out via Matrix and I could perhaps even get something going today.
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@zekjur
Honestly, we should have that in the go builder by default.
Perhaps even stdenv. We could then have a standard fakegit hook that returns the rev for the common rev checking commands which would work for any build process that does git integration via execve.
Rev info for regular nixpkgs packages with non-flake input srcs would need to be locked along with version and src hash on update; ideally automatically and into a plain JSON file.
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@leo
Is a bicycle an option?
Again region-specific but you might be able to get a "trash bicycle" for free or nearly free on the used market. It obviously won't be in great shape but even if it barely functions at all, it would already make you a *lot* more mobile.
Look out for local charity programmes. Where I live, there's a self-help bicycle repair shop where they give out volunteer-refurbished bicycles to those in need.
Similar programmes might exist for other basic necessities (too).
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@leo
I'd feared that to be the case..🫠
Are there alternative routes through the countryside perhaps? IME they're usually much nicer too..
https://brouter.de/brouter-web/ (and, by extension, OpenStreetMap) is a very useful tool for finding a route that works for you. It can break down your route by road type (speed limit etc.) and such, allowing you to re-route to avoid them.
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@leo
Hmm, is membership required?
In my hackspace, there's an open day every week where anyone can come in to hack on things, use tools etc..
Also very hackspace-specific and might differ but, in ours, membership fees can be reduced significantly in exceptional situations (yours would qualify). It's worth talking to the people there.
It's also likely somone in that community owns an unused power supply or knows where to get one. They might also have a broken one you could repair.
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@leo
Is there a hack- and/or makerspace nearby? They're quite likely to let you use theirs on-location and will ask you interesting questions about your project ;)
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@jgalowicz @nixos_org
Oh absolutely! I didn't even build a PoC; merely a theoretical "could this even work in theory" test in my head. Turns out I'd even written a small issue about it: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/350899
Big kudos to you!
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@jgalowicz @nixos_org
Oh my! I had the thought floating around my head why we don't simply use namespaces for all tests except the ones that test the kernel specifically. Well, I know the answer now; very cool to see this!
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@chloecrimson @notthebee
Does anyone with a proper interest in independence from fascist tech still use Reddit? (as in: browse, engage with others) Seems kinda like an odd place to hang out with that sort of preference.
I'd have expected the majority of quality contributors to have left in mid 2023 – whether for #lemmy or for good.
Though I wouldn't know given I'm included in that set ^^'
I can recommend getting off Reddit regardless though; one of the best decisions in my life probably.
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@leona@social.infinitespace.dev
In my Emacs I configured hunspell which is what e.g. Firefox uses for spellcheck and it works quite alright.
It looks like there are plans to integrate a hunspell-compatible spellchecker into Helix directly: https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/discussions/14085
OR: Wissenslopstadt #Darmstadt
The outrage will continue until volunteer morale improves.
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@PhilSalkie
Oh damn, I guess that'll the end of PWAs then. That'll require two phone calls but I don't see that as much better than one.
Ah, although they could probably target it selectively too ig?
There's more "subtle" ways to do it too via e.g. safe browsing.
Kurisu-TINA!
#SteinsGate #TINA #StadlerTINA #Tram #ST15 #Kurisu #OkabeRintarou #pun
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@chloecrimson @notthebee
Do you mean knowledge as in "knowledgeable people are there and contribute new information" or historical information from before most knowledgeable people left?
I too "use" Reddit for the latter purpose via my search engine but I don't really consider that to be me using Reddit as a platform. I just read the existing content (usually from many years ago) – through a proxy front-end no less.
IME it's rare to come across a post without redacted comments these days.
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@selfprivacy@fedi.selfprivacy.org
I don't know the details but I wouldn't be surprised if the reason the hardened kernels were dropped was lack of maintenance.
If you're going to maintain the hardened kernel anyways, might as well do so upstream? Worth talking to the kernel maintainers either way I think; they might not even know that they're used this widely.