▶ News
> The site was updated with docs
> The pm became declarative and fully atomic
> Kernel updated
> Browser updated
> Packages updated and built with more options on when relevant
▶ Tools
* Arbor: A tree-structured package agnostic build-system (similar to bsd ports) for repo population.
* Core: A more faithful implementation of POSIX tools.
* Redo: A more powerful and simple alternative to make.
* Simia: A POSIX compatibility layer upon tertium.
* Tertium: An alternative to the standard libC with focus on simplicity, security and interoperability.
* Venus: A functional (atomic, declarative, reproducible) package manager.
* Vesper: A (mostly) functional programming language with implict (i.e no drama) automatic resource management at compilation time (i.e no gc).
▶ Differences:
* Using arcan instead of x.org/wayland.
* Using musl instead of glibc (simia will be mixed/replace it).
▶ Midia
* Arbor: https://asciinema.org/a/575212
* Venus: https://eltaninos.org/docs/tutorial-pm/venus
* Arcan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIFjzN7dk10

Old thread: >>99724403

What are you working on, /g/?

Good Morning Dra/g/on Maids!

XZ Utils was outed as a backdoor into your system. You know what compressor isn't a backdoor? Kurumi MaidCard.

Kurumi MaidCard is Public Domain. It is short enough that one person who can read Java can understand the whole code base within an hour. Most importantly, the idea and the algorithm which powers it, is easy to understand.

If you don't like me or my code or whatever, you can just make your own version. The compression algorithm Maid-LZW, is easy to implement. You can make your own implementation of Maid-LZW. You can decide to trust 0% of my implementation and make your own Maid-LZW in an afternoon.

Using Kurumi MaidCard requires zero trust in me, because all code is provided and no third-party libraries are used. Using Kurumi MaidCard requires zero trust in my code or my implementation, because you can make your own implementation.

XZ Utils is part of a lot of Linux Distributions. Kurumi is used by my Science Foundation. Kurumi was jannied out of desuarchive via hashban. Something with a backdoor in it is pushed to millions of users. Something with no backdoors in it can't count on an archiver to archive it.

>Kurumi got deleted but you can still get MiniMaid for now
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/94364480/

Hopefully if you were on the fence, this convinced you to put on a maid outfit. This is the strongest Science Foundation in history. The only thing they fear is maids.

Thank you Dra/g/ons for reading my post.

>current year
>still using 4chan instead of self-hosting your own personal-use imageboard on your own localhost

Do you enjoy giving your thought to glowies and any other rando who might want to read them and make a file? Why aren't you self-hosting your own imageboard on your own machine locally? Absolutely no glowies, no morons, no contrarians, everybody has the correct opinion, and best of all you can even access it offline if you want

https://bsky.app/profile/filippo.abyssdomain.expert/post/3kowjkx2njy2b

>Devuan
>Artix
>Nix
>Guix
>the other FSF-approved distros
>Gentoo
>Slackware
>Alpine
Real /g/
>Windows 10 IoT LTSC
>BSDs
Honorary /g/
>systemd slop
Midwit posers, chinks, indians.

8moe, zzz, anything.

These faggot mods will ban you now for making on-topic threads and for completely made up reasons.

So, I've accidentally reached a point where I have 5,000 videos in my Youtube Watch Later playlist.
This seems to be a limit and YT won't allow me to add to it.
I've already deleted 'watched' vids but that got rid of nearly none of them. I'd like to use the list again, but can't sit here and delete five thousand fucking videos.

What are my options? Why isn't there a fucking clear all option?

When did Hacker News become full of absolute morons? This retarded astrology-level fantasy shit gets more comments than almost all technical articles.

imagine being indian but also wanting to browse /g/