xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club
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Joined Jun 2020
@ne People who identify as "plural" think that they share the same body with other "individuals" called "head-mates".
Basically, it just means you have multi-personality disorder, but these people want to be accepted along with their head-mates.
@cee @Hyolobrika
>They did block/mute me after all, just for being an agrarian and critiquing the philosophy of urbanism
I honestly don't get this idea that agrarian living is somehow far-right and urban living is far-left. Honestly, the left should embrace rural living because you are not in an environment that promotes hyper-consumerism, wage and rent slavery, and strong corporate and political hierarchies. Plus, people are more likely to work for the good of the community in a rural areas because people are more closely knit and it's much easier to start things like gardens. The left should be all for those things, but the modern left is basically corporate socialism, so no surprise there.
But I'm getting the same shit you're getting but from the right. They really don't seem to understand that nationalism vs globalism is a false dichotomy. Or when I tell them that Trump is not going to save them and that they can only save themselves. That's why I've been creating articles on my website because it's a better way to explain shit, in my opinion.
Btw, you would really like my latest two articles. I wrote about how elections and politics aren't going to save you and how the culture war is just a divide-and-conquer psy-op.
https://xianc78.codeberg.page/articles/save-yourself.html
https://xianc78.codeberg.page/articles/culture-war.html
>ur not gonna find peace by going back to meatspace
Well, I think you need to spend more time in meatspace because there are real issues that apply to your community that you can change. Unlike on the Internet or other forms of media where people are constantly obsessing over international politics and culture war drama that really doesn't apply to them.
gamedev
@Mr_NutterButter And Thank You for the help.
@matana You're consuming too much Warhammer 40K media.
gamedev
@Mr_NutterButter No, not really. The vast majority of sprites are free to use assets. "Zerox" doesn't even mean anything. I just took the name from Xerox (the first GUI home computer).
@cyberanathema @ArdainianRight @reloadedAK Well, when it comes to friends, people will label you by your minority status regardless, just to narrow it down. Same with being a racial minority ("my black friend", "my asian friend", etc)
@ArdainianRight @cyberanathema @reloadedAK If you are gay, lesbian, bisexual, or asexual, I think the best thing to do is to find some career or hobby that can define you and has nothing to do with your sexuality. It will give you something to be proud of that is actually an accomplishment and gives you a feeling that you've actually made an impact on the world.
@ArdainianRight And people wounder why LGBT people are so depressed all the fucking time.
@noyoushutthefuckupdad Or how about Option E: either the 3DO, Amiga CD32, Jaguar, PC-FX, or Apple Pippin never failed and there respective companies are still making consoles to this day. One of them may have turned less evil than Microsoft and Sony.
....okay maybe not Apple or Atari, but the rest are good contenders.
@ChristiJunior @noyoushutthefuckupdad And I was hoping that Sega could get Atlus to make single player Phatnasy Star games again. Not anymore. They better not touch that shit.
xianc78
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Today is a special day -- #codeauditday !
How do you celebrate?
On this day, developers around the world, whether or not they are actively employed or would normally do so, take some time out of their day to pick apart some part of their software stack that runs the technology in their lives. The goal is to take, once a year, a little extra time to audit, or test, or verify and validate the technology in our lives. The goal here is so that, as we continue to develop more and more complex technology that we never entirely lose our ability to understand it, at least in part, and that we always have some idea of what the computers in our lives are doing, in some decentralized, organized chaos way.
To participate in #codeauditday, pick something, some software, some code that you are currently running or have recently run, find the source code, read it, and understand it. Consider using a fuzzing tool or running the unit tests. Make sure it builds. Use some legal marijuana and/or meditate to help gain insight if that's your thing. There's lots of things you can do to source code to help make sure that it actually works, is robust, and works for *you*...do that stuff. Whatever you choose to do, whatever you choose to audit, don't be afraid to ask questions, to share what you're doing, and to generally have fun. Software doesn't have to always be painful, boring and life draining to debug.
For a past code audit day I suggested (as root)
for debian/devuan/ubuntu/etc users something like
# dpkg -S `cd /; ~/dirrand4 2>/dev/null | head -n 1`
which should tell you the debian source package you'll want to poke around (you'll need dirrand4 from https://notabug.org/themusicgod1/tools for this)
And sure, most people will chose software, either randomly through a tool like dirrand4 or just on their own, that is common and there'll be some duplication of effort. This is normal and healthy -- software that is common should be that much more closer scrutinized
another thing that would be handy to write for this day would be a tool for npm (and similar tools/platforms, like rust) that grabs a npm(or equivalent) project, and grabs its dependencies, and chooses a random number between 1 and N (where N is the number of dependencies+1). if that number turns out to be 1, it terminates and outputs the name of that package, otherwise it grabs the dependency (chosen by N) and recurses
http://b4hntuy3fimfh2227vf4f74emnya7p35i5brtqujs6leqvtclfwvjbqd.onion/googleplus/20171010%20-%20Today%20is%20code%20audit%20day!%20%20I_m%20starting_.html
How do you celebrate?
On this day, developers around the world, whether or not they are actively employed or would normally do so, take some time out of their day to pick apart some part of their software stack that runs the technology in their lives. The goal is to take, once a year, a little extra time to audit, or test, or verify and validate the technology in our lives. The goal here is so that, as we continue to develop more and more complex technology that we never entirely lose our ability to understand it, at least in part, and that we always have some idea of what the computers in our lives are doing, in some decentralized, organized chaos way.
To participate in #codeauditday, pick something, some software, some code that you are currently running or have recently run, find the source code, read it, and understand it. Consider using a fuzzing tool or running the unit tests. Make sure it builds. Use some legal marijuana and/or meditate to help gain insight if that's your thing. There's lots of things you can do to source code to help make sure that it actually works, is robust, and works for *you*...do that stuff. Whatever you choose to do, whatever you choose to audit, don't be afraid to ask questions, to share what you're doing, and to generally have fun. Software doesn't have to always be painful, boring and life draining to debug.
For a past code audit day I suggested (as root)
for debian/devuan/ubuntu/etc users something like
# dpkg -S `cd /; ~/dirrand4 2>/dev/null | head -n 1`
which should tell you the debian source package you'll want to poke around (you'll need dirrand4 from https://notabug.org/themusicgod1/tools for this)
And sure, most people will chose software, either randomly through a tool like dirrand4 or just on their own, that is common and there'll be some duplication of effort. This is normal and healthy -- software that is common should be that much more closer scrutinized
another thing that would be handy to write for this day would be a tool for npm (and similar tools/platforms, like rust) that grabs a npm(or equivalent) project, and grabs its dependencies, and chooses a random number between 1 and N (where N is the number of dependencies+1). if that number turns out to be 1, it terminates and outputs the name of that package, otherwise it grabs the dependency (chosen by N) and recurses
http://b4hntuy3fimfh2227vf4f74emnya7p35i5brtqujs6leqvtclfwvjbqd.onion/googleplus/20171010%20-%20Today%20is%20code%20audit%20day!%20%20I_m%20starting_.html
xianc78
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Article by someone who claims to work at Microsoft talking about anti-racism leading to racism:
https://www.cspicenter.com/p/what-diversity-and-inclusion-means
https://www.cspicenter.com/p/what-diversity-and-inclusion-means
xianc78
boosted
The WEF admits it. The inflation and economic recession is part of The Great Reset.
@LukeAlmighty They're all puppets of the shadow government. This includes all foreign leaders as well. This war is all planned.
@Riamu Are you /pol/-tards seriously going full Turner Diaries?
- Sex
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- Linux Mint
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- C/++/#, Python, Java, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, Assembly
- Ioncom Official Site
- http://ioncom.helioho.st/
Joined Jun 2020
