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Posted: 27 Aug 2014, 15:32
by sth
is someone who implements port-knocking a port-knocker? is that like a fart-knocker?
Posted: 28 Aug 2014, 14:00
by Madhias
sth wrote: check it out i'm a total dork

A typical /g/ desktop

But it's Arch, not Gentoo, silly me.
I like that 8Bit style, also this borderless browser.
Posted: 28 Aug 2014, 15:35
by sth
madhias wrote: sth wrote: check it out i'm a total dork

A typical /g/ desktop

But it's Arch, not Gentoo, silly me.
I like that 8Bit style, also this borderless browser.
i might switch to gentoo someday. i prefer debian and i actually wanted to run crux on this machine, just to try it out, but turns out it's a total pain in the butt to get crux running on a uefi-only setup and i was not willing to settle for refind (macbook = uefi only). with arch, i installed gummiboot and i can boot the efistub right from apple's bootloader. snazz!

Posted: 28 Aug 2014, 16:03
by Muirium
So Linux is good if your attention deficit disorder makes more than a week in any one environment unbearable? I see, and does this perchance relate to your mother?
Posted: 28 Aug 2014, 16:43
by sth
Muirium wrote: So Linux is good if your attention deficit disorder makes more than a week in any one environment unbearable? I see, and does this perchance relate to your mother?
This setup is almost identical to what I have been using at work for like 2 years now

just a different underlying distribution.
My work setup is even less fancy - no bar at the top with emails and music and stuff, no taskbar, no titlebars, just windows on the screen.
Posted: 28 Aug 2014, 17:07
by Muirium
Yeah, I like the minimalism. Not too different to how I've been running OS X for a few years. No filler, all killer. Uh, chrome vs. content, rather!
Posted: 28 Aug 2014, 18:29
by davkol
derp
Posted: 28 Aug 2014, 18:32
by Muirium
Not too different != identical. I mean the absence of the dock, which I've kept hidden along the bottom as its effects on window positioning make my teeth grind. Plus a lot of black backgrounds with slim, light text. I write in "night" themes at every time of day.
Posted: 29 Aug 2014, 15:56
by sth
if i was smart:
i would start a new tty project and call it TiTTYs
Posted: 29 Aug 2014, 23:07
by sth
the students are here again
tonight i was walking down town minding my own business and some chick came up and socked me in the back
Posted: 29 Aug 2014, 23:12
by Muirium
She mistook you for a gamer…
Posted: 29 Aug 2014, 23:40
by Daniel Beardsmore
Nah, she probably saw his previous comment …
Posted: 09 Sep 2014, 09:13
by Madhias
I installed now Arch two times, first in a Parallels VM, and the second one inside VirtualBox. I have now installed several packages, love Pacman, learn systemd, installed OpenBox, and now i see a terminal window and a mouse arrow. Yeah! There's so much to learn, if i would read through every package i install, it would take years until the complete desktop is ready. Of course i could install Ubuntu, and just switch the desktop environment, to get that cool looking hipster nerdy desktop, but the tinkering way feels much better to achieve the goal.
Also: i got this in the mail, an advertisement for an IT security fair:
IT security advertisements are very often quite strange, the last one i got was like "don't let the riffraff/rabble into your house". With an image with people some would associate being homeless, poor, not-white-skin, etc.
Posted: 20 Sep 2014, 11:34
by sth
i just got back from america!
and i watched top gun on the flight back!

Posted: 20 Sep 2014, 13:17
by 7bit
madhias wrote: I installed now Arch two times, first in a Parallels VM, and the second one inside VirtualBox. I have now installed several packages, love Pacman, learn systemd, installed OpenBox, and now i see a terminal window and a mouse arrow. Yeah! There's so much to learn, if i would read through every package i install, it would take years until the complete desktop is ready. Of course i could install Ubuntu, and just switch the desktop environment, to get that cool looking hipster nerdy desktop, but the tinkering way feels much better to achieve the goal.
Also: i got this in the mail, an advertisement for an IT security fair:
IT security advertisements are very often quite strange, the last one i got was like "don't let the riffraff/rabble into your house". With an image with people some would associate being homeless, poor, not-white-skin, etc.
Did you try it out?
A virus for Linux!
I wanted that for decades!!!

Posted: 22 Sep 2014, 13:53
by sth
i am looking forward to this hot pup:
sweet styles, sideways driving and myrone!
Posted: 22 Sep 2014, 18:57
by 7bit
The bottom left is a 308GTB.
Top right is a Lotus Esprit.
Can't identify the other 2.
edit: Shit! I should have recognised the
Hofmeister Knick and identified the top left as a BMW M1.
The bottom right is hard to identify without seeing it's side ...

Posted: 22 Sep 2014, 21:27
by Muirium
Nice catch!
http://www.driftstagegame.com
Initial release on Windows and Mac… convenient for me!
Posted: 22 Sep 2014, 21:42
by 7bit

I'm still not sure with this one.
Similar, but not a Celica.
I've seen this front before ...
Mr2: no.
RX-7:no.

Posted: 23 Sep 2014, 09:47
by sth
I know, bad timing for me considering I don't have OS X anymore. Maybe I'll dual boot on my work machine

Posted: 23 Sep 2014, 10:06
by macmakkara
7bit wrote: 
I'm still not sure with this one.
Similar, but not a Celica.
I've seen this front before ...
Mr2: no.
RX-7:no.

Its Corolla sprinter trueno! Aka AE86
Initial D anyone?
Posted: 23 Sep 2014, 10:14
by 7bit
Thanks!
I know I've seens this car before and that it must be Japanese.
If I would ever design such a game, I would use more easily recognizable cars:
Porsche 911
Lotus Super 7
Lamborghini Miura
Honda S2000
Posted: 23 Sep 2014, 11:29
by sth
7bit wrote: Thanks!
I know I've seens this car before and that it must be Japanese.
If I would ever design such a game, I would use more easily recognizable cars:
Porsche 911
Lotus Super 7
Lamborghini Miura
Honda S2000
why not design such a game? i can write synth 80s jams for the soundtrack!
Posted: 23 Sep 2014, 11:52
by 7bit
soundtrack?
7bit@localhost:~:> race
Race has started. Porsche 911 tries to overtake your Miura, what do you want to do:
[1] speed up
[2] slow down
[3] throw nails
[4] splash oil
> _
Posted: 23 Sep 2014, 12:32
by sth
7bit wrote: soundtrack?
7bit@localhost:~:> race
Race has started. Porsche 911 tries to overtake your Miura, what do you want to do:
[1] speed up
[2] slow down
[3] throw nails
[4] splash oil
> _
I will play this.
i got another tattoo in america. i'll post it when it's fully healed.
HINT: It's my first Utilitoo! Tattillittoo? Whatever!
Posted: 23 Sep 2014, 21:43
by sth
thought of the day:
you can't get what you want by not trying unless you're real lucky or real boring, and you can only do anything about one of those.
better stock up on rabbit's feet

Posted: 23 Sep 2014, 21:47
by Halvar
How do I get what I want without even trying by being really boring? I can do that!
Posted: 24 Sep 2014, 05:35
by sth
Halvar wrote: How do I get what I want without even trying by being really boring? I can do that!
you've already got it. enjoy your life man, it takes most people never to figure that one out!!

Posted: 24 Sep 2014, 13:22
by Muirium
Exactly. The art of low expectations. Or as we say: "Be a fucking buddhist and let it fucking go. Just let it fucking go."
In my case it'd be those APL beamspring tripleshots.
Ommmmm!!!!!
Posted: 24 Sep 2014, 13:49
by webwit
You don't even know what APL is!