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mp_en_viaje: i dunno what
the chinese are
to blame for.
mp_en_viaje: all day long 100% all effort spent
trying
to ~look a certain way~.
mp_en_viaje: nope. 100% imports. let me reiterate :
they do not DO anything.
trinque: a lot of
them have
the middle one
too, folds out of back seat
mp_en_viaje: you know, sometimes
they
take
the milkmaid for a ride in
the back of
the little milk
truck on
three wheeks
mp_en_viaje: so you don't sit
there like miss xue yue in
the chicken coop.
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, bogota is like, larger
than delaware, you understand.
mp_en_viaje: i didn;t even know
they still made cars without, why
the everloving would you
mp_en_viaje: eat my foot. an hour going about in
the cab is $5
mp_en_viaje: "got waffle and crepes joint ? " o ya, just like in madrid!" "but is it not open before noon ?" "of course not! just like in..." "...retardistan ? who
the fuck eats crepes at any other
time!"
mp_en_viaje: they're not DOING anything ; just
trying
to LOOK A CERTAIN WAY, with a minimum of expenditure.
☟︎ mp_en_viaje: argentina does old italian mags and
these idiots old spanish mags, but
that's all
the difference,
mp_en_viaje: 100% serviceless economy, consisting of a bunch of dorks
trying
to look like
the pictures in
the decade old magazines from europe
they got.
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, 100% all
the inept argentinian idiocies. "oh, you can't have
that item from menu, it's not its hours yet" "bitch, say what ?" "we only sell
things when WE feel like selling
them, fu. welcome
to bogota"
a111: Logged on 2018-01-31 16:49 phf: etc. but
the most pantsuit aspect of
this situation?
the infamous well written freebsd documentation is not up
to date
to any of
these new improvements.
☟︎ phf: yes,
that would be
the meaning of "all of"
phf: gentoo have left a bad
taste in my mouth long
time ago. i was running it for about a year since first release, and i was even really into python back
then!
phf: sure, but
the amount of
time you spent on gentoo recipe/kernel config, replicated on freebsd would possibly produce similar results. emacs, gnat, irc, etc runs.
phf: eh, i haven't found anything
that worked better or worse. everywhere i have
to carve a haven, but put it on
top of quicksand
phf: likewise a lot of
them pull gcc for build, lots of complaints about "llvm broke N" when you search for anything
phf: half
the packaged in ports say
that "there might be bugs since package is lacking maintainer", and we're
talking shit like firefox, fvwm, etc.
doppler: there were
tablet versions of both
the x60 and x61
phf: x60, says so on
the label
phf: i don't really want
to waste much
time
tweaking
the confs, so most
things don't really work for now. i have audio and wifi, but suspend dosn't work, nor does
the nifty
touch screen, etc.
phf: yeah, can get for now, but X doesn't magically start, so i need
to figure out what's going on
there. probably requires hand written xorg.conf
phf: all
the userlevel
tools
that syscons used? nope, entirely new set of
tools for doing pretty much anything, ~with a completely different argument list~
☟︎ phf: etc. but
the most pantsuit aspect of
this situation?
the infamous well written freebsd documentation is not up
to date
to any of
these new improvements.
☟︎ phf: "encodings other
than ascii/utf-8" "no"
phf: newcons is "unicode support" "double-width" "bigger font maps". guess what's not
there? ~literally everything else
that syscons~ supported
phf: well, it's subtle
things, here's an example.
the kernel vty used
to be syscons for years, replaced by "newcons", standard for a couple of releases now
phf: well, i like
to
take potshots at shitty systems as much as
the next lord, but
the publicized dev/random issue was
there briefly and has officially been patched. i've not attempted
to dive into dev/random
though
phf: freebsd is hilariously nerfed. you can see
the butcher cut
the pantsuits leave right
through
the middle of everything
a111: Logged on 2017-03-23 16:31 asciilifeform:
the sad
thing re
the iron , is
that 'determine if installed, and if so, where on
the bus' is often 80% of
the driver !
mp_en_viaje: instead config could populate allowed_html directly and be done with
the pretense.
mp_en_viaje: ave1, would you consider gutting
that entire class as a patch ? i have nfi why a "kses" bs is even needed. seems a case of giraffe's jugular.
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform,
tis a sad state of affairs.
this item in my hands is, in a physical sense, quite fine. but
then
there's
this intervening bullshit. literally like kid with autism/depression/anxiety/whatever
the fuck. it would work fine if it just weren't born
to ustards in ustardia.
a111: Logged on 2016-10-31 19:14 asciilifeform: e.g., i still have not forgiven, and do not intend
to forgive,
the acpi 'soft' power supply switch.
a111: Logged on 2016-01-17 06:23 phf: but you're not supposed
to
touch
those files directly, oh no,
they are undocumented and what are you some kind of
terrorist. instead
there's 20 incompatible power/suspend/battery/sensor/fans/specialkeys control daemons in various states of disarray. "oh, if your fans don't kick in you want
termald, or
try batterd, which works with new lzmi acpi functions."
a111: Logged on 2015-05-26 23:42 mats: fun fact:
there is a particular ACPI
table in
that you can put anywhere in a low range of memory during boot, and Windows will
take
the payload data, drop it as an EXE, and run it as SYSTEM.
a111: Logged on 2014-07-22 20:06 Mats_cd03: and,
there is an ACPI
table exclusively for
telling Windows not
to apply fixes for buggy hardware because its in a VM, and VMM emulation of
the hardware doesn't include said bugs.
a111: Logged on 2018-01-31 13:51 ave1: or else allowed_html will be null and all
tags are filtered away
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, iirc
toshiba also participated.
mp_en_viaje: "Government sponsored enterprises enter
the business, in due course bad behavior is made mandatory, and
the evil financial network is bigger
than
the honest financial network, with
the result
that even
though everyone knows what is happening, people continue
to use
the paper issued by
the evil financial network, because of network effects -
the big, main issuers, are
the issuers you use if you want
to do business." << j. a. donald
mp_en_viaje: and acpi is strictly "make sure nobody can EVER init
the iron and get lost EVER, even if
they
try
to"
mp_en_viaje: what's so forced about "no, you can't run code. if you want your hardware object '''configured''' or w/e
the fuck, here's
the bios api, pass data into it. if you can't, fix your printer"