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exmachina posted:Also what zip program should I be using? Is windows stock extractor usable yet? in any case where it is insufficient i just use wsl.
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I use 7zip op
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just dont download and extract things you dont trust
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Jewel posted:just dont download
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the internet use to be cool because it was a private clubhouse for nerds, and there the barrier for entry was high because you had to have $1000 computer and pass the iq test of getting online now android smartphones come with your breakfast cereal and illiterate people can participate by using emojis
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I imagine all the cool people are on usenet or something
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welp https://twitter.com/we1x/status/1370390754108047360?s=20
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Perplx posted:the internet use to be cool because it was a private clubhouse for nerds, and there the barrier for entry was high because you had to have $1000 computer and pass the iq test of getting online I've been pissed about normies on my internet for at least 15 years, possibly more like 18. But otoh I enjoy mmos, and those couldn't exist without a swarm of dumb pubbies paying for them
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seems like the best solution here is to just get rid of javascript
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Mar 12, 2021 18:19
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all javascript timing calls now return a random int64
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Shaggar posted:seems like the best solution here is to just get rid of javascript That has been true since the day it was invented
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haveblue posted:all javascript timing calls now return a random int64 now?
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Perplx posted:the internet use to be cool because it was a private clubhouse for nerds, and there the barrier for entry was high because you had to have $1000 computer and pass the iq test of getting online Shaggar posted:seems like the best solution here is to just get rid of javascript 
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it's wild to me that javascript - which started out life as a glue between java, npapi plugins, and html - is now responsible for more lines of code than a completely usable OS kernel
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my favorite part about this article is it won't display the text at all unless i whitelist ajax.googleapis.com in umatrix
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haveblue posted:all javascript timing calls now return a random int64 how? javascript can only handle 53-bit ints
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wow, my execution times went all the way to zero! javascript is amazing!
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Soricidus posted:how? javascript can only handle 53-bit ints https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/BigInt
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xtal posted:I imagine all the cool people are on usenet or something not one single cool person has ever usednet
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jesus WEP posted:not one single cool person has ever usednet what do you mean, back in the day i- oh. 
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jesus WEP posted:not one single cool person has ever usednet I used it to download warez OP
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Achmed Jones posted:what do you mean, back in the day i- dejanews-now-Google-groups has some pretty 17yo posting from me, it’s not great
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lol very cool internet we have
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computational isolation is a lie, physics will always trump our cleverness and closely-held desires
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Subjunctive posted:dejanews-now-Google-groups has some pretty 17yo posting from me, it’s not great Consider yourself lucky they have the only copy of this part of internet history and seem intent on making it as difficult to access as humanly possible
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i think all of my shameful teenage usenet posting was at least pseudonymous
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rjmccall posted:i think all of my shameful teenage usenet posting was at least pseudonymous oh, so you’ve always been smarter than me. that’s just great, thanks
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i can't get this to work on firefox while it's trivial to do so on chrome so i've decided firefox is immune
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no, people just don’t write for Firefox anymore (witness Google breaking YouTube and other sites for non-Blink browsers a few days ago)
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Subjunctive posted:oh, so you’ve always been smarter than me. that’s just great, thanks in the interests of undermining your opinion of me, i will reveal that i was posting to alt.games.warcraft
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:it's wild to me that javascript - which started out life as a glue between java, npapi plugins, and html - is now responsible for more lines of code than a completely usable OS kernel considering the birth of javascript almost directly correlates with the beginning of the race to pile on additional modern trendy layers of complexity to tasks that were already usable and solved by existing low overhead solutions this makes sense most people can fill out a form and wait a few seconds for a database server to spit out the results but now you need an eight core CPU in your telephone running a full unix clone with hundreds of libraries on top to encapsulate a web page coated in megabytes of javascript to ask that database server to do the same, except now the database server is written in several hundred megabytes of javascript you can write a functional unix kernel and tcp stack in less than ten thousand lines of code but it wouldn’t give you an error message with “UwU” in it when the database can’t resolve your query so we have to have sensitive data exfiled from your PC because someone put a malicious ad on facebook Kazinsal fucked around with this message at 02:43 on Mar 13, 2021 |
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Kazinsal posted:considering the birth of javascript 1995? nobody was doing fancy poo poo then because there wasn’t even a useful DOM to gently caress with until IE4 in 1997
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Kazinsal posted:considering the birth of javascript almost directly correlates with the beginning of the race to pile on additional modern trendy layers of complexity to tasks that were already usable and solved by existing low overhead solutions this makes sense  https://lesbian.solutions/@dragon/105868544640422357
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mastadon doesn't embed? jesus jeffrey, get on the ball here
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The only thing I hate more about all of this is that it's accurate. 
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Kazinsal posted:considering the birth of javascript almost directly correlates with the beginning of the race to pile on additional modern trendy layers of complexity to tasks that were already usable and solved by existing low overhead solutions this makes sense personally i think javascript is neat  just wish we didn't let ads use it
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Subjunctive posted:1995? nobody was doing fancy poo poo then because there wasn’t even a useful DOM to gently caress with until IE4 in 1997 are you saying ie... good?
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redleader posted:are you saying ie... good? they’re saying ie created webdev. I’m not sure how you get “ie good” out of that
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