Notices by kimapr (kimapr@ublog.kimapr.net)

@lynn @csantosb the guix what ??

@csantosb @lynn ooh yeah that’s probably why i have never seen this red screen, i did the “manual” install because i wanted more precise control of how the process goes

isn’t it Friday

RE: https://mastodon.social/@thursdaybot/114434167224775464

@jessew hmmmmm

@jessew just tried this myself expecting something porn related and immediately burst into laughter because it’s fucking POSTGRESQL.ORG

im cooked

@jessew Is this to me

@mischievoustomato wtf is rapistmaxxing

@dagda @sodiboo @lizzy @mischievoustomato holy shit gigachadette

@lizzy @sodiboo My favorite proggraming language btrfs

@sodiboo @lizzy Wow thats just like php

@Suiseiseki @lizzy Keep in mind that the link you posted doesn’t work if the blocking instance hides who it’s blocking, which a lot of instances do. Mine is blocked by at least 3 instances but that thing only shows monads.online.

@Suiseiseki @lizzy :neocat_confused: where did this question come from

you aren’t even fediblocked? if that was true how did your replies arrive

we have femboys and tomboys but where are the femgirls and tomgirls

@navi @ada wait, portage doesn’t do package builds in chroots? what the hell

@navi @ada “failed build can leave you with a broken system” sounds crazy tbh not sure if i got that right tho

here on guix if a build fails it’s as if it has never happened, no visible changes to the environment occur until the entire transaction is complete

@ada i mean arch linux also compiles many things when you use the AUR but that on its own doesn’t do anything about the problem

that .so reference thing seems like a bit of a specific workaround than an actual solution ..

that’s a good sign

no screen recording for me

@ada it’s not a packaging problem it’s a so-called “partial upgrade” that is said to be a huge no-no by the Big Archlinux

@ada basically when you upgrade one package but not its dependencies pacman will look at the situation and go like. hmmmm. amogus requires package libsus and it seems you have it installed, all good. when in reality amogus requires libsus 69.0.0 and you only have libsus 5.0.1. or maybe you’re updating libsus and the amogus you havei nstalled needs libsus 5.0.1 but you’re updating libsus to 69.0.0 and amogus fucking doesn’t work anymore.

Debian doesn’t have this issue