Are you working on the distBB? Are you implementing TEXcode? OCR for world4ch's dead /prog/? Touhou roguelike ``in Lisp''? The new revolutionary rocking web startapp in Javascript?
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Admin2013-09-02 16:01
A textboard in Scheme. Well, I've got to finish quite a few things before that's plausible. Also a FastCGI interface for the interpreter, and so on.
This serves well for now, though.
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Anonymous2013-09-02 16:21
Lets agree on a repository and commit all of our stuff in different directories. Is there a version control that works well over tor? I can check out ok with git, but I'm running into issues when I try to push.
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Anonymous2013-09-02 16:28
>>3 Fossil with the localhost nc/socat trick, and libgit2. Unless you want to run Monotone, Bazaar, or Mercurial *shivers*
11:29:20 libtorsocks(27785): connect: Connection is to a local address (local ip redacted), may be a TCP DNS request to a local DNS server so have to reject to be safe. Please report a bug to http://code.google.com/p/torsocks/issues/entry if this is preventing a program from working properly with torsocks.
>>5 I fixed the monospace thing. It still won't break code tags, but that's for the best.
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Anonymous2013-09-02 18:33
>>9 Cool, how did you do it? I'm curious about how hacky the fix is.
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Admin2013-09-02 18:38
>>10 I removed the "white-space: pre" line from the CSS. I tried using word-break but Firefox doesn't seem to respect it. Chrome and FF seem to arbitrarily decide how to calculate layout maximums. I really hate messing around with CSS.
>>11 Ah, I thought you had done something much complicated. Well.
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Anonymous2013-09-02 18:57
>>7 That actually didn't solve my issue. git's trying to send something to my default gateway when I try to push and tor is blocking it. I wish I new why git was trying to do this. I'm invoking it with torify.
nevermind. The error isn't fatal. The repo is just hanging up on me. I'm still trying to use git://repo.or.cz/4chanprog.git
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Anonymous2013-09-02 22:01
>>13 Then use nc/socat to see what is going incorrect with your connection. I assume you have no DNS server/client set up, which is why tor is complaining.
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Anonymous2013-09-02 22:05
>>15 From what I gather, tor is cutting off git when git tries to do something that looks like and probably is talking directly to a dns server and bypassing tor. But I get this message when I use torify git to do other operations, so I guess git is recovering when this happens and I'm just not using git correctly or the repository doesn't accept pushes anymore.
>>16 What about using IP address instead, what do you get. Work from the bottom up: Does the git repo work? What does nc say about it? Does it work on ssh tunnel? What does nc and dsniff say about it? Can you see a sample git file/par via tor? repeat sub section Can you pipe the git server locally to a socket/port that the torrc listens to it? ↺
Use another server (ssh? web? gopher? etc?) to test if it the git server instead of the tor network.
For now, Gnunet and Freenet are the most viable options. Too bad this project died, I wish he would have uploaded it elsewhere like in archive.org/sourceforge to have a repo from where to work on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy_%28anonymous_data_store%29
i found a bolivian guy who expose jews and criollo schemes for controlling southamerican and amerindian minds trough systematic lying, his texts are very complex and with a pseudo hypertext format where concepts and certain words are colored.. so im thinking about making something that wraps that content in a unified way..
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Anonymous2013-09-23 17:04
My projects (none active, but I refuse to say they are failed!)
- Operating system with multitasking and shit. Only boot loader completed. Kernel can only print "Hello world" with colors in long mode. - Stupid space game. No motivation to continue because it's stupid. - Simulator for quadro copter. Just in case I want to build one myself so the software would be easier to develop. I might continue working on this some day - Terrain map browsing software for certain non-common mobile phone. For hiking and stuff. Almost finished, kinda works. No motivation to make it perfect.
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Anonymous2013-09-23 17:31
IRC library, client and bot in CL. CL is a total nightmare to me by now.
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Anonymous2013-09-23 17:33
>>29 Write your own Lisp interpreter. It will make it better.
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Anonymous2013-09-23 17:55
>>30 I try its a night mare too. And im not fucking kidding here.
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Anonymous2013-09-23 18:07
>>31 What's the problem? I've written a Scheme interpreter and it wasn't that bad.
What language did you try to write the interpreter in?
>>33 C, and i try to make it staticly compiled and using only some stdlib functions and even implemented some of the standard functions myself, it also uses system calls as opposed to posix or any c standard io funcs. >>33 No.
And also for the info. Then be sure to post it @ cliki when you are done.
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Anonymous2013-09-23 23:23
I have a cliki keyboard with cherry mx blue switches.
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Anonymous2016-06-15 0:08
Check em
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Anonymous2016-06-15 3:32
Check my 11th distinct semiprime
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Anonymous2016-06-15 4:12
Is there such a thing as a free vps?
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Anonymous2016-06-15 8:39
I'm writing a modification of RC4 stream cipher (right now it's RC4 but the principle extends to any CSPRNG) that instead of simply XORing uses parts of the keystream as 'instructions' to a simple abstract CPU.
I had a thread about that before and I was disappointed how long you idiots spent figuring out it's a cipher given a description of how it is supposed to work