terminals should have a way to "buffer" the next command

like if i start a long running command, and then i know i want to run another command after it finishes, but i already started the first command, i should be able to "buffer" the second command to automatically start when the first finishes

its time for christmas

the god damn "worlds smallest violin" song is stuck in my head worst part is i didnt even hear it i just saw someome reference it

what the hell is a software factory bruh

bloody nose in the shower again. killing myself!

debatable accuracy like why is djr level 5. some new names i haven't heard of though, very nice. will be ripping them later this week

does anyone have an invite for the red site (lobste.rs)? ive been using it a lot more than the orange site recently, theres a lot less AI, more interesting projects, takes, etc.

youtube has been blocking my vpn ips

i can watch videos just fine but i cant read video descriptions or comments lol

very strange

an (better!) alternative to anubis

so the main problem with anubis is that on slower devices, a challenge level high enough to be effective at stopping bots can take upwards of 30-40s to solve. which is quite bad.

and anubis still isn't able to defeat all bots, for a server will generally have a lot of compute available.

my solution to this is pretty simple. instead of a PoW challenge, just have the user type submit a HTML form. these crawlers don't interact with forms, so they will never be able to bypass it. and pressing a button is something anyone can do. as a bonus, this doesn't even need JS.

demo for caddy:

@is_verified header_regexp Cookie "(^|;\s*)__verified=true"
@is_googlebot {
    header User-Agent *Googlebot*
    client_ip 66.249.64.0/19 # etc...
}
@verification {
    path /__verify
    query a=on
    not query b=on
}
handle @verification {
    header Set-Cookie "__verified=true;Path=/;Max-Age=2592000;HttpOnly;SameSite=Lax"
    @has_redir {
        query r=/*
        not query r=//*
        not query r=/\*
    }
    redir @has_redir {http.request.uri.query.r} 302
    redir / 302
}
handle /__verify { respond "Verification failed. Wrong boxes were checked" 403 }
@unverified {
    not @is_verified
    not @is_googlebot
    not path /__verify*
}
handle @unverified {
    header Content-Type "text/html;charset=utf-8"
    respond `<h1>Human verification</h1>
<form method=GET action=/__verify>
    <input type=hidden name=r value="{uri}">
    <label><b>DO</b> check this box <input type=checkbox name=a></label>
    <label><b>DON'T</b> check this box <input type=checkbox name=b checked></label>
    <button type=submit>Verify</button>
</form>` 200
}

no clue why limine takes so long probably could optimize this more really should be like 300ms

linux cold boot in 8.7s! software: coreboot + limine + arch + systemd + hyprland, hardware: threadripper 9970x 32-core (5.75ghz boost oc), rx 7900 xtx, 4x16gb ddr5 (7000 mt/s oc)

bypassing adblock anti-track/telemetry seems so trivial. and unless ur a major site i doubt anyones making dedicated rules for it. wonder why no one does this.

dont anyone get ideas from this now

god i hate the suburbs.

i go outside at night for a bit of fresh air. and what do i see? the same damn cookie cutter houses with their fuckass singular tree each.

they say you got to strike a good balance and i agree for the most part. but not this,

the city is nice. theres something romantic about the urbanscape. it has emotion. it has a story.

rural is nice too. just you and whats left of the world. its soothing.

suburbian- well thats neither. its the worst of both. so empty, and soulless. despite whats in front of you.

IM GOING TO KILL SOMEONE ALL THAT AND I GOT ONE OF THEM WRONG NOW ITS FUCKING THIRTY TWO CAPTCHAS?????? HOLY SHIT

fuck you

mdoes anyone know if this is possible on spotify /srs

RE: https://chaos.social/users/boghan/statuses/116918979186802473

quoting so i can pin this (OPEN the entire thread!!!)

RE: https://transfem.social/notes/aoms7b5psmjn28jw

god i spent way too long on this its 4 am and i have to wake in the three hours. in my defense i was doing all this on a phone. and an iphone at that. incredibly painful.

ever wanted to use klim type foundry fonts? but they were too expensive? i have spent a few hours ripping all of their fonts. they are now available on my website. alternatively, as a single archive for convenience (its actually a .tar.zst but my file host strips stacked file extensions).