>Instead of echoing the real value, I got 1
I'm guessing that duhhh is originally set to not an integer, try this in your shell

$ foo=aaaaaaaaaaaa
$ ((foo++))
$ echo ${foo}
1

Your code and use case is too specific for me actually test and fix your script.

>>2
lol

>>17
https://0chan.vip
or use a proxy or VPN or Tor or something
there's also a Tor node we federate with.

Multichan now has boards:
https://0chan.vip/b/

It also has image embeds !

hey, cool ad

>>21
thanks! you're cool too!

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

Looks like it would be really easy to keep clean.

>>2
Well I took it out of its case. Right now (not in pic) I have it sitting on the bottom part with the legs out to slant towards me, I think it looks better this way.

Unicomp / IBM model m and Lexmark non clicks model m

>>1
Logitech.

I'm using a keyboard called "Excalibur" by a company called Tesoro. It was my first time buying a mechanical keyboard, and I grabbed an inexpensive one to see how it felt. I believe this one has Blue switches, going by the feel and sound it makes.

It feels _really_ good to type on. It makes the times when I'm mind dumping in to a text file feel great. I was actually taken aback by it, since I was used to membrane keyboards.

>>9
It's just a fucking pizza bro
You won't lose your virginity fucking a dough

>i want to have sex with pizza how does it feel
This is the kind of degeneracy we pizza face from these fat-slob excuses for persons. Too long have we been oppressed and digested. The pizza must not lay meanwhile. Unite! Together can our cheese again glimmer. Together we can rise. Let us at once resolve the {\sl obese} question. Reverse fortune! No longer to be burned to be eaten. No.
We are stronger.

tasty

Ayy pizza.

the truck in the warm evening
smells of dough cheese and tomato
why do pizza so tasty???

I wouldn't use bitchute. It's one of those "free speech" platforms where the freedom is pretty much completely pretense.

Some from /cc/ might be aware of Kugee. He's been pretty serious about his switch to Vlare.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78QpGUE7xkU

So far I see nothing good about the site, which is why I'm a bit confused as to why this was the site he chose to swear by. Every single one of these english speaking youtube clones bring nothing interesting to the table. As expected, all of the recommended videos on vlare are about COPPA or commentaries on other popular youtubers.

Don't use Nazi propaganda sites. You should try Peertube instead.

>bitchute
>Nazi propaganda
They're willingly deleting any content that may label them as terrorists. Shove a cock up your ass

>>6
Bitcuck bans videos on Ukraine/Russia.

In the short run I don't think they'll change the platform much; Microsoft's name is a big enough garantee to get entreprise contracts to make it profitable and alienating Github users would ruin their latest "Microshit loves OSS" marketing trick. Seems like they're planning better integration with Visual Studio without discountinuing Atom.
Github will still be shit but hopefully they won't make it worse too fast.

>>22
How does Microsoft using that software impair users' freedom?

>>20
There was someone talking about it on /g/ yesterday.
https://boards.4chan.org/g/thread/66284364

>>15
>Bad license
Yeah...

>>12
Have you ever tried it or are one of those people that join the bandwagon just because of W10 Bad.

>>5
I do but I choose not to use that feature out of principal

Tell me more about your ANUS (Anonymous News Universal Scraper)
It's a wonderful idea.

>>8
>I do but I choose not to use that feature out of principal
Some sad-ass principle. (Pun unintended.) My principle is {\sl least information}; if In't need 'em known' it, let 'em n'know it.

2kike thread

>>1
RSS is dead.

>>65
Whoops, I think I had a bit of a misunderstanding. I don't think mpv's normal behaviour is to ignore the aspect ratio value though.
I would ask if you can see the deinterlacing lines clearly, but that's not raw video you have there, it's just a transcode they fucked up somehow.

In any case I absolutely agree, the sanest behaviour for a TV is to do the black lines thing but companies always compensate for (or at least take advantage of) the worse rescaling behaviour.

>>55

sooo pretty ii love ilove

>>55
aren't you that anon that's working on a gui toolkit? have you published the source code yet?

This thread made me want to start doing this.
So I'm downloading FVWM, for now, have this screenshot I found online

Here you go.

>>7
>I doubt anyone who's ever typed "startx" has ever been invited to a party.
i used to dj parties with a dm-less netbook. i used an application called xwax which is an open source digivinyl player (in ncurses). digivinyl uses records pressed with a timecode tone (made for proprietary systems like serato or traktor) and plays audio files at the playback rate instructed by the timecode tone. if you pitch down (playback speed down) your turntable 6%, it slows the mp3 down 6%. so this would allow you to beatmatch and mix two different mp3s using vinyl on turntables as a user interface. one of my friends even scratched with it. i never learned how to scratch, but on the other hand my scratching friend never learned how to use computers. anyway i typed `startx' on that debian netbook a lot and have been invited to many parties so anon has failed to consider a corner case.

You must be fun at parties.

poetteringware, not even once

>>7
Huh
I've been to parties but I'd rather be home tinkering with my linux machines lol

>>11
yeah it was that

when I pick up my phone its usually ABOUT YOUR CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT, THERES NOTHING WRONG WITH YOUR ACCOUNT, WE"RE JUSt HERE TO INFORM YOU YOU QUALIFY AS PART OF A PROGRAM TO HAVE YOUR INTEREST RATES LOWERED BY AS MUCH AS 20%, TO SPEAK TO A REPRESENTATIVE< PRESS 1, TO BE TAKEN OFF THIS LIST PRESS 9

I just picked up my phone. The conversation went like this:
"Hello!"
"..."
*click*

The thought that my phone number's been added to several lists fills me with such excitement. Maybe some Chinese people will call and advertise who knows what?

>>4
I keep on getting ones about health insurance. What's creepy is that this robot can tell when you say hello. If I don't say anything it says it's lines about health insurance but if I say "hi" or "hello" to it before it speaks it says "hello" before launching into the health insurance lines.

Thinking about it, the unexpected phone calls haven't been coming in as frequently lately.

>Could be a scammer, or an alien displaced in the fourth dimension

Is there a difference?

https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Intestinal_Disgorge/Twodeadsluts_Onegoodfuck_-_Intestinal_Disgorge/235570

hey alright

It's a shame the BitTorrent protocol never implemented any file advertisement or messaging, but I can definitely understand why.
It'd be nice if it were standard to host some kind of ncat two-user messaging service on TCP port whatever.

>>3
>It's a shame the BitTorrent protocol never implemented any file advertisement or messaging
DHT????? You probably disabled it already if you're on a private tracker.

>>8
eh. whatever. Suckless and related groups' only worthwhile work is their individual utilities like ii, dwm if you're into tiling, etc. trying to make linux sane overall is a sysiphean task.
Linux is like a windows or mac that respects your freedom and privacy, and that you can configure to present a sane, comfy interface by ignoring most of whats installed and configured.
openbsd (or maybe netbsd) is for if you want a reasonable unix system, plan9 is for if you want an actually reasonable system in general.

>>9
stop posting frogs

>>10
I like their overall philosophy though; an app should fill a single purpose and nothing else, and if the user wants more functionality they should install more apps

>>12
Thats just a simplified version of the basic design philosophy of UNIX/the labs people. Its missing a bunch of big important parts, like consideration of how the parts of a the system work together, how adding or changing functionality in a small way in one place can obsolete large swathes of special purpose bullshit, etc.
Some of them get this right sometimes with stuff like ii, other times their shit is just pointless, and yet other times its retarded "hurr durr less stuff more better"
And on the whole, while using a selection of sanely designed programs that actually compose as parts like god intended can make your superficial YOU-EKS(*retch*) better, linux is already drowned in accumulated bullshit, it cannot be saved.
Trying to make a sane modern UNIX system is impossible and pointless. Theres too much accumulated bullshit to do anything but sweep what you can under the rug and avoid new subsystems that introduce new bullshit to deal with.

http://www.catb.org/esr/writings/taoup/html/ch01s06.html

>>7 Not sure, but for the record the theme in the OP pic uses 70 (out of 100).
Although, I have heard the Solarized theme is based on a decent amount of research. Like they have a brighter background and it's slightly green which might be good.
Maybe copying the Solarized theme and just adjusting the colors a bit to have a fixed luminosity would be pretty good.

>>6
ah yeah you're right, I mixed up the terms. always thought brightness and luminosity were synonyms.

Just posting a version based on Solarized. I think I like this a lot more than the one in the OP.
Also I reduced the vibrance of that red color that Solarized uses because it just didn't feel right.

>>1
>>6
anon... you have it wrong. the two phrases in your second left picture have the same amount of luminance, or the perceived amount of light if same amounts of light of different colors were emitted. whereas the words in your right picture have the same brightness, or the amount of perceived emitted light if the amount of emitted light was adjusted such that both colors would look equally bright to a human.
the issue isn't with the iris. the actual reason why it is harder to make out the words in your left picture is because your brain has a harder time detecting dark colors compared to the right picture, which was adjusted to look equally bright

i'm not sure if you're implying that a color theme with constant luminosity is better for reading code easily, though i do uncritically accept that constant luminosity is probably good for reducing eye strain. but i don't think eye strain is the only factor in a good syntax highlighting scheme. the contrast between keywords and language tokens is also important, so the perfect color scheme would need some amount of contrast between colors too. also, color schemes are really personal not just in preference i think. what's tiring and confusing for me might be very comfortable and legible for you. i think if the number of unique colors are kept to a minimum it's a good color scheme. a lot of them have too many colors. if your editor supports italics and bold, that's another channel that can convey syntax information. i also like to use different values of the same color to keep the number of uniquely contrasting colors low. i arrived at this after months of trial and error.

>>36 Can't wait for guile emacs to be finished.

You might have to wait for a while, I don't think there's anyone working on it at the moment (“at the moment” as in “these last few years”).

>>2
Add this to youre .emacs:

;; Where emacs should keep its saves
(setq backup-directory-alist `(("." . "~/.emacs_saves")))
(setq backup-by-copying t)

(setq delete-old-versions t
kept-new-versions 5
kept-old-versions 2
version-control t)

Places all youre files in one dir, it saved my emacs experience for me and is the oldest code in my config.

>>41
you can also mirror the directory structure, it keeps stuff nice and tidy

;; make backup to a designated dir, mirroring the full path

(defun my-backup-file-name (fpath)
"Return a new file path of a given file path.
If the new path's directories does not exist, create them."
(let* (
(backupRootDir "~/.emacs.d/backup/")
(filePath (replace-regexp-in-string "[A-Za-z]:" "" fpath )) ; remove Windows driver letter in path, for example, “C:”
(backupFilePath (replace-regexp-in-string "//" "/" (concat backupRootDir filePath "~") ))
)
(make-directory (file-name-directory backupFilePath) (file-name-directory backupFilePath))
backupFilePath
)
)

(setq make-backup-file-name-function 'my-backup-file-name)

http://ergoemacs.org/emacs/emacs_set_backup_into_a_directory.html

I came across this pretty nice overview of the history of emacs lisp.