@tris @eloy or it's supposed to be subtraction and it's from 1868

@fun dNetHack (but the original if (mtmp == u.usteed) ; else line is in NetHack 3.4.3, only the if (mtmp == u.urider) ; else part is new)

I should probably go to bed now. good night!

@kemona_halftau whyoming

why would you write if (x) ; else y; instead of if (!x) y;?

(ignore the horrible indentation, it’s 4 spaces then 1 tab then 4 spaces again)

@kemona_halftau meow!

Every time I have to merge upstream I regret the big codebase changes I made in notnotdNetHack (like removing every K&R-style declaration, converting a load of longs to long longs, removing a load of broken/untested feature macros, and removing some unnecessary macros and typedefs).

I still think it’s an improvement in terms of code quality, but it makes merging a pain. In extern.h every single changed line conflicts because I removed the E and FDECL macros, and git doesn’t treat every line as its own chunk so I have to go through a massive chunk to find which lines changed and update them.

I’ve been using sed (and previously emacs’s replace-regexp) to help with merging extern.h for a while (although they break on some stuff like declarations that go across multiple lines) and last time I wrote a Python script which would merge identical chunks, so hopefully merging extern.h won’t be quite as bad this time.

(That being said, I don’t want to revert any of the changes or add some of the #defines back for compatibility because the inconsistency would be annoying.)

@benjojo @hisold whether residential IPs will work also depends on your ISP

like with my ISP, I don't think there's any way for a receiving mail server to tell whether I have a business or residential line (and based on what other users of the same ISP have said I should be fine to host a mail server at home, although I currently don't and send from OVH instead)

I like that akkoma fe now has a way to see profile picture/background alt text

@cwebber @scott

the water drinking water of the datacenter water

I can’t parse this

@alexia is the ssl_certificate/ssl_certificate_key set correctly in the server block with the right server_name?

@alexia by the time it sees the Host header it would've already served the TLS certificate. is the server name in SNI correct?

another Linux LPE... https://github.com/v12-security/pocs/tree/main/fragnesia

@eloy not reverting the dirtyfrag mitigations after updating my kernel was a good choice

@april yes

@skydotbit @kemona_halftau how did you make them? I want to make the other combinations (neocat_pat_floof_nb and neofox_pat_floof_trans)

@q66 @fiore there's a node.js reimplementation that can connect to modern IRC servers (and runs in #libera-newyears every year): https://sr.ht/~mplscorwin/C2E2/sources

good morning

good night

@kemona_halftau would this include an idea I had of serving a completely different profile to US government IP addresses to mess with the (unenforceable and impossible to comply with) requirement to provide 5 years of social media history to get a visa?

(not that I actually have a reason to do that, I'm not going to visit the US)