Notices by Ayo (ayo@lonely.town), page 4

Alright, I'm convinced. I'll start all my Perl code with "use v5.36;" from now on. :blobcatjustright:

@wasamasa Heh, Crystal is genuinely awesome, but I wasn't handicapped with Ruby experience.

Which of the 56 updated packages this week is causing my system to hang on shutdown?

And apparently VNDB is now blocked in Turkey. :blobcattilt:

@yogaskung Lots of people from Turkey complaining and dunno, I wasn't contacted beforehand. :blobshrug:

Of course, if you make something faster the bots will just be crawling faster as well.

Gardening protip: don't bury your dog's dung at a place you're likely to dig up soon.

@lanodan That's the intention. The "locations" link was JS before as well.

@lanodan It'll work without JS soon enough!

One more minor feature to rewrite and then Manned.org will be... not-quite-100%-Javascript-free. :blobcatjustright:

OpenBSD indexed on manned.org now as well.

They stuck with preformatted man pages for much longer than NetBSD; presumably to avoid including GNU groff in a base install.

Once again, attempting to do some UI work.

First line I write: "sub somefunc {".

Immediately followed by wondering in what version of Perl they stabilized subroutine signatures and going down the rabit hole of figuring out if it makes sense to fix VNDB's code to consistently use that feature now.

Aggressive and dumb bots have found my cgit instance... again. Perhaps I should switch to stagit sometime, but then I'd lose the ability to link to older revisions of files. :blobcatsad2:

This week's weather in a nutshell: rain when I'm walking the dog, blindingly bright sun when I'm trying to read something on the screen.

I was about to report a bug for which a fix had been committed yesterday.

Cool.

Almost rm -rf'ed VNDB, thinking I was on the beta server.

I'm genuinely surprised it's never gone properly wrong so far.

It'll be faster for me to teach someone front-end web dev and have them do all the work I don't want to do, than me staring at the screen for hours and making no progress. :blobcatnotlikethis:

I hate gardening.

I probably killed off a few plants in an attempt to relocate them. Let's see how dead they are next year. :blobshrug:

On the other hand, dog loves gardening. Especially the watering part.

@wolf480pl Hmmno, I successfully taught her that digging is not allowed. She does help with shredding loose branches.