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neither here nor there, hot chocolate

do you fw salt in your hot chocolate

i should return to my language learning again

and litter all y'alls feed with poorly written norwegian >:)

language learning communityy

dw i'll never know

(until like, tomorrow when i plan to update my d'ade)

more spooky code!!!!!!!!!
if ( m_bClipThroughWorld )
	// HACK: rather than skipping the traces, I'll just let them pass through everything.
	iMask = 0;

its too early in the year to be this spooky :v

reshare (in october) to scare a programmer

(not as much as firefox though)

did you try opening the 400.000+ line file in firefox? :)

another stress test i recommend is opening a file with one or more very long lines, such as an executable binary file. win10 notepad.exe's word wrapping suffers a lot in such files, especially when the window (i guess that's equivalent to your terminal's viewport) is resized causing all word wrap points to be recalculated.

i used 'misascribe' today, which trips my browser's spell check, so i'm feeling sufficiently pretentious 😇

Last modified 15 Apr 2026, 17:23

oh right, gotta set public visibility if i wanna see if its working

EDIT: outgoing federation seems fine. my server probably went offline for a bit while digitgrade.зима.net was trying to pub?
EDIT 2: yeah, federation is fine in both directions. some things were dropped but that's fine.

the above output is incorrect, the roots are negative: -3 and -2.

just installed bc 1.08.2 (running under mingw :P) and got the same results as i had before.

$ bc --version
bc 1.07.1
Copyright 1991-1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2012-2017 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

I'm using bc 1.07.1 on Debian, and have been using solve(1, 5, 6) to test (which should produce x = -2.00000000000000000000 ∨ x = -3.00000000000000000000)

What version of bc are you using, and what coefficients are you using to test?

didn't realize bc let you define functions, that's awesome!

bcpp.sh should use a bash shebang, it does not run under a POSIX shell like dash.

algebra.bc's solve does produce wrong results on my machine, unsure how you're getting correct solutions with the linear term's sign flipped-- flipping it back to match the quadratic formula as you suggest in the comment produces correct results.

Last modified 10 Apr 2026, 15:37

Reflecting on the self leading to exploring one's gender!? Preposterous. (/silly)

Last modified 10 Apr 2026, 15:31

Databases like that are great for when you wanna listen to something you've heard before, esp. if you wanna listen to something you ain't heard in a while

And maloja sounds neat, i hadnt heard of it before; might install that sometime

one and a half chocolates!? that's even more than we previously thought fiscally possible

weeee (puts arms out like airplane)

oh no, here comes the fire truck

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