Share MaidQR Cards that link to code that you wrote!
Picrel is an example card.

Format:
>Nice image
>QR code that links to a textfile or a Maid Card
>a copy of the URL in text, for hooman reading
See picrel for an example AND for where to host your textfiles.

Allowed content:
>direct link to textfile, served over http, with the correct content-type so a browser opens it for VIEWING, not DOWNLOADING
>direct link to a Maid Card .png

Not allowed:
>tiny amount of code stuffed into the QR code - MaidQR Cards are LINKING ONLY!!
>QR url that differ from the url displayed on the card; "deceptive cards"
>QR code so shit, a standard QR reader cannot read it

Why MaidQR Cards?
>so you can share Maid Cards indirectly, without using ugly links or getting into disputes about what constitutes 'embedding' (assuming QR codes are acceptable)
>so you can share links to textfiles in a Nice way
>to get Maids started without needing specialized software
>so that jannies can inspect cards with standard QR reading tech if they want to

QR codes are generally recognized as LINKS, not embeddings. If you're a janny and disagree with QR codes please put a message to that extent in a warning.

>janny deleted the "janny deleted the maid thread" thread
>mfw

Portrait edition, hot and fresh out the kitchen...

>Buyer's Guide:
>http://pastebin.com/QJD7fSGU

>Where to Buy:
>http://pastebin.com/8Yku80VL

>FAQs:
>http://pastebin.com/M5w7QtKp

Old Thread >>52455099

Old >>52461863

Alright, I'll stop posting Alexis Ren, Pong edition

What are you working on /dpt/?

pic related, 41 lines to load all the sprites I need for pong in CHIP-8

>janny deleted the maid thread
>mfw
Maids were discussing the future of Kurumi MaidCard, and distributed file sharing because Kurumi MaidCard III will have Gnutella or Bittorrent included with it so maids can use it as a distributed VCS.

A nice maid also showed off a card she made with Kurumi I.

>https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/101414958/#q101415191
>Wait - you can't actually open it?
I can dig up Kurumi I to open it.

>There's going to be a (probably incompatible) MaidCard III anyway.
Kurumi III will be able to open Kurumi II cards (but not Kurumi I). Kurumi III has a better compressor and VCS/distribution powers, but at the core is still using the Maid-LZW implementation from Kurumi II.

>Kurumi III Blogpost and Newsletter
Kurumi III is almost done. I am just trying to decide between adding a Bittorrent or a Gnutella implementation.

Kurumi III is a distributed VCS for maids to share version controlled projects on the internet without hosting anything or agreeing to any TOS, AUP, Privacy Policy, or CoC, or using any centralized service. This protects maids from censorship and coercive TOS models by providing Public Domain code for an alternative platformless system engineered to be incapable of those things.

Nobody should have to enter into a one-sided legal agreement with a multi-billion dollar multinational company that hates you to do basic things like share advanced Mathematics and Computer Science research online. The internet should be a maid cafe where maids go to discuss and work on advanced Mathematics and Computer Science research, not a factory farm for big tech.

Kurumi III can be distributed via 4Chan like Kurumi I and II, but also via itself over Gnutella or Bittorrent. I wanted a more anonymous protocol than Bittorrent, but maids are only posting code and using it as a VCS so Bittorrent is probably fine unless one of you maids has a better suggestion for decentralized communications and software distribution network architecture.

Have you riced your setup? Any tips on how to do it without looking like a tranny build?

>>be linux "user" (usee)
>>want to get interactive animated wallpaper
>cant install wallpaper engine
>>want to change mouse scroll speed
>hasn't been implemented in over 20 years
>>want to get half-decent font rendering
>only option is sans-serif fonts that have inconsistent line width
>>want to install software to another drive so i can organize files
>using drives other than the main one is considered an unnecessary gimmick by linux devs
>>want to change specific taskbar settings on multiple monitors
>"show taskbar only on main display" is the only option you can change in the settings
>>want to use dark theme in chrome
>system default theme is not recognized by any applications
>>want to install proprietary software
>have to go through unnecessary loops and obstacles that are put there so I don't accidentally install the horrible dangerous proprietary software
>>want to apply a fix for a problem I found on github
>the fix is incompatible with my system, but BasedDev142 (Platinum member) on a linux forum that runs the exact same OS as me claims he "installed it, runs perfectly" and doesn't elaborate further
>>want to delete linux and reinstall macOS
>concise and readable step-by-step instructions on how to do exactly that, works flawlessly
>>want to delete root
>instant search result "rm -rf --no-preserve-root /"
>>want to brick my linux computer
>60,000,000 search results in 0.0000005254s
>>"why is linux so hard"
>OffenderEpstein (member for 16 years): "because you're a stupid dumb fuck, go away and never come back"
>>"how to make linux easy to use and more like macOS"
>"linux isn't made for that, go back to macOS"
Can you neckbeards make up your minds? Do you want the year of the linux desktop or not because it seems to me you do everything in your power to prevent it.

Do hackers exist?