Soreenel

JavaScript people. These guys don't give a fuck about much, and would do anything to get to their goals.

Java people. They're not too bad, but they are many. Even if the percentage of dangerous Java people is low, the absolute value isn't, so they are kinda dangerous.

C/C++ people. They care, and won't do stupid shit unless they really have to. I like them.

No CTRL + C this time, here's a photo of Humon Gous:

Some people like to put the operators at the end of the row, like this:

String message = "This is a string that " + "conveys no meaning and avoids being " + "a simple Lorem Ipsum because why not."; if (coordinateX > 50 && coordinateX < 100 && coordinateY > 50 && coordinateY < 100 && coordinateZ > 50 && coordinateZ < 100) {

which is common.

But I like to put the operators at the beginning of the row, like this:

String message = "This is a string that" + " conveys no meaning and avoids being" + " a simple Lorem Ipsum because why not."; if (coordinateX > 50 && coordinateX < 100 && coordinateY > 50 && coordinateY < 100 && coordinateZ > 50 && coordinateZ < 100) {

The Chromium git repo is HUUUGE. At ~60% downloading, it had more than 17 GiB!

I tried to copy the line and paste it here, but CTRL + C didn't do what I expected, so I had to restart building Brave.

Cheatsheet for pacman:

I write code, not li-chur-churr, but I still feel blocked every now and then. How do I unblock myself?!

Maybe if I do some progress in human language, then I may do some progress in computer language. Hmm...

AUR and pamac are such nice things.

Say you need Brave to watch some movies, you just pamac build brave and one hour later, done!

I would assume this is the true modern Linux experience, because everything is built from source by that command. It actually checks out the git repos for brave-browser, brave and chromium.

I don't get why Firefox no longer supports opening a website in a window without any browser UI (kiosk mode is not the same, that's always fullscreen).

As I discovered as soon as my coworkers enabled tracing in production, regular expressions may become bottlenecks if they are complex enough.

I will show you a way to format such a complex regular expression, before you replace it with somewhat simpler. Just use empty string concatenation, like so:

String regEx = "\[TAG\] Created (" + "(access (" + "" + "token" + "" + "|code" + "))" + "|(autorization code)" + "|(device (" + "" + "token" + "" + "|code" + "))" + " for request";

Much clearer, no? Beautiful. Now be a grown-up and replace it with:

While exploring the superficial domain of paranoia, I've stumbeld upon the issue of Windows-based malware compromising my Linux machine through Wine, so I did what any person would probably do and studied this document.

It describes a way to run commands as a different user:

Using sudo, create a script in /usr/local/bin/runas containing:

#!/bin/sh readonly RUSER=otheruser xhost +si:localuser:$RUSER sudo -u wineuser env HOME=/home/$RUSER USER=$RUSER \ USERNAME=$RUSER LOGNAME=$RUSER "$@" xhost -si:localuser:$RUSER

I didn't test the script with the $RUSER variable, since I hardcoded the username all over the place, so if it doesn't work, fix it.

Once you fixed it, you should make it executable and then you can:

[soreen@laptop ~]$ runas firefox

I stopped using Windows a while back; as with most software I "own", I stopped using it as soon as I bought a license.

The image used for the background and avatar is taken from Unspalsh. If the URL still works, you'll understand why I'll say what I'll say next.