11865.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/21(Tue) 12:36:50 ■ ◆ 木
> things like that, you want to edit in something like Visual Studio Code > you open the folder with the code in it and it'll try to resolve where > each function is from so you can jump to it easily > getting into a big existing project always sucks though and the only way > to get better at it is to just keep trying to do it, even if you scrap > everything or break something or whatever > my personal projects are all like 1 or 2 source files, I hate splitting > shit up ┐(´ω` )┌ tracking them down isn't too hard, what is annoying is when there's a gazillion objects or structs or whatever that contain each other, i quickly find myself overwhelmed and can't see what does what anymore ヽ(´ー`)ノ Reference: 2024/05/20(Mon) 19:12:25
11864.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/21(Tue) 01:05:34 ■ ◆ 木
> Alright, but train-man better post his train. This is all I found just from yesterday what an absolute bounty ヽ(´∇`)ノ thanks! Reference: 2024/04/02(Tue) 23:15:28
11862.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/20(Mon) 19:12:25 ■ ◆ 木
> ok i lied, i meant to say i want to contribute to code but i don't have the skills to do so > i had once made a program that finds every line that contains "int main()" among all the files > of a directory only to realize that to understand what every class worked i had to trace back > a dozen header files (ρ_;) things like that, you want to edit in something like Visual Studio Code you open the folder with the code in it and it'll try to resolve where each function is from so you can jump to it easily getting into a big existing project always sucks though and the only way to get better at it is to just keep trying to do it, even if you scrap everything or break something or whatever my personal projects are all like 1 or 2 source files, I hate splitting shit up ┐(´ω` )┌ Reference: 2024/05/20(Mon) 18:37:43
11861.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/20(Mon) 18:37:43 ■ ◆ 木
> > i want to contribute to code but i cant find the main function > > (´ー`) > run it in a debugger and single step through it > failing that, edit every function (or at least, all the ones that seem > like they could be the main one) to output its name to the console and > see which one comes up first ( ´ω`) > VERY brute force, but it should work > failing that, ask the author lol ヽ(´∇`)ノ ok i lied, i meant to say i want to contribute to code but i don't have the skills to do so i had once made a program that finds every line that contains "int main()" among all the files of a directory only to realize that to understand what every class worked i had to trace back a dozen header files (ρ_;) Reference: 2024/05/20(Mon) 16:58:04
11860.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/20(Mon) 17:31:55 ■ ◆ 木
> > i want to contribute to code but i cant find the main function > > (´ー`) > run it in a debugger and single step through it > failing that, edit every function (or at least, all the ones that seem > like they could be the main one) to output its name to the console and > see which one comes up first ( ´ω`) > VERY brute force, but it should work > failing that, ask the author lol ヽ(´∇`)ノ Not him, but I don't understand debugging tools. They feel more difficult to figure out than the thing I'm trying to figure out most of the time (;゚∇゚) Reference: 2024/05/20(Mon) 16:58:04
11859.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/20(Mon) 16:58:04 ■ ◆ 木
> i want to contribute to code but i cant find the main function > (´ー`) run it in a debugger and single step through it failing that, edit every function (or at least, all the ones that seem like they could be the main one) to output its name to the console and see which one comes up first ( ´ω`) VERY brute force, but it should work failing that, ask the author lol ヽ(´∇`)ノ Reference: 2024/05/14(Tue) 21:40:00
11858.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/20(Mon) 15:54:32 ■ ◆ 木
> I remember I wanted to show a friend the Gorillaz website (phase 1 era), > but his internet sucked so hard that we went off to do something else > while it loaded... only for it to still be loading when we returned liek > 30 mins later. Eventually we gave up (´∇`) Back in those days, I'd load a bunch of pages at once, go eat or watch TV, then come back to see which ones loaded. My family had a second phone line for Internet (it was supposed to be just a second line, but it ended up being dominated by Internet use), so I could leave it just running like that. if something still hadn't loaded, usually by the time you were done with one of the other pages, it would have Reference: 2024/05/20(Mon) 07:03:54
11855.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/20(Mon) 07:03:54 ■ ◆ 木
> > There was an era where many sites were entirely contained within Flash (;^Д^) > I don't miss that one bit. (´¬`) > I miss Flash for a fair few reasons (the web animation scene completely > changed after it died out as a commonly used tool, same with web games), > but all-Flash sites were a pain-in-the-ass. > You couldn't bookmark parts of it, you couldn't hit the back button, you > couldn't save shit from it, you had to wait for the (often slow) > animations, and in the mid-00s I still had dialup so I'd have to wait > ages for the site to load (by 09, I definitely had DSL). I remember I wanted to show a friend the Gorillaz website (phase 1 era), but his internet sucked so hard that we went off to do something else while it loaded... only for it to still be loading when we returned liek 30 mins later. Eventually we gave up (´∇`) Reference: 2024/05/20(Mon) 02:03:22
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>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/20(Mon) 02:03:22 ■ ◆ 木
> There was an era where many sites were entirely contained within Flash (;^Д^) I don't miss that one bit. (´¬`) I miss Flash for a fair few reasons (the web animation scene completely changed after it died out as a commonly used tool, same with web games), but all-Flash sites were a pain-in-the-ass. You couldn't bookmark parts of it, you couldn't hit the back button, you couldn't save shit from it, you had to wait for the (often slow) animations, and in the mid-00s I still had dialup so I'd have to wait ages for the site to load (by 09, I definitely had DSL). Reference: 2024/05/19(Sun) 18:30:24
11852.
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/20(Mon) 00:54:49 ■ ◆ 木
https://up.heyuri.net/images.php?page=71 is this okay? (´¬`)
11851.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/19(Sun) 18:30:24 ■ ◆ 木
> > JS can be handy; it's used for a number of things on the main site, but > > everything can work fine without it. Sites shouldn't require JS to work, > > it should be an extra like on Heyuri ヽ(´ー`)ノ > > 15 years ago was 2009, still too late for terminal browsers to be useful > a ton of stuff didn't need JS to merely load at all in 2009, since AJAX > page loading hadn't taken over the world yet (I'd say it was a lost > cause by 2014) > quite a few sites would be broken to an extent, but you'd still be able > to browse and interact with them > it wouldn't be a daily drive browser, but it would work There was an era where many sites were entirely contained within Flash (;^Д^) Reference: 2024/05/19(Sun) 18:05:52
11850.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/19(Sun) 18:05:52 ■ ◆ 木
> JS can be handy; it's used for a number of things on the main site, but > everything can work fine without it. Sites shouldn't require JS to work, > it should be an extra like on Heyuri ヽ(´ー`)ノ > 15 years ago was 2009, still too late for terminal browsers to be useful a ton of stuff didn't need JS to merely load at all in 2009, since AJAX page loading hadn't taken over the world yet (I'd say it was a lost cause by 2014) quite a few sites would be broken to an extent, but you'd still be able to browse and interact with them it wouldn't be a daily drive browser, but it would work Reference: 2024/05/19(Sun) 13:00:34
11849.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/19(Sun) 13:00:34 ■ ◆ 木
> it's kind of messed up how this is like the one site I can use in a non > JS browser > at least, the one interactive website, everything else that works is > static pages > I'm posting from Links in the terminal. I used to be able to actually > use Links as a "real" browser across the internet 15 years ago. Hell, > when I was on a cruise a while back, using Links was basically required > since the at-sea internet connection just couldn't handle anything more > than pure text lol JS can be handy; it's used for a number of things on the main site, but everything can work fine without it. Sites shouldn't require JS to work, it should be an extra like on Heyuri ヽ(´ー`)ノ 15 years ago was 2009, still too late for terminal browsers to be useful Reference: 2024/05/19(Sun) 05:13:06
11848.
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/19(Sun) 05:13:06 ■ ◆ 木
it's kind of messed up how this is like the one site I can use in a non JS browser at least, the one interactive website, everything else that works is static pages I'm posting from Links in the terminal. I used to be able to actually use Links as a "real" browser across the internet 15 years ago. Hell, when I was on a cruise a while back, using Links was basically required since the at-sea internet connection just couldn't handle anything more than pure text lol
11847.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/19(Sun) 03:04:41 ■ ◆ 木
> I have determined that for us to progress as a species, Git and Github > must be destroyed (;´Д`) there are severe design flaws (lol submodules should be infinitely less awkward to deal with than they are), but I can safely state that Git has been a net benefit overall to Mankind as a whole but we really do need a new VCS to arrive with the lessons learned from Git Reference: 2024/05/13(Mon) 07:22:12
11846.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/19(Sun) 00:08:32 ■ ◆ 木
> 3 goats walk into a yaoi cafe. goat-a goat-b and goat-c, which one gets the most attention Goat-c https://cgi.heyuri.net/goatse/ Reference: 2024/05/18(Sat) 23:15:02
11845.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/19(Sun) 00:07:39 ■ ◆ 木
> under the post form, you see this line... > >Page views since 2021/03/29: 656,743 (bulletproof level: 3) Current participants: 3 users (within 300 seconds) Max posts saved: 5000 posts > ...what does bulletproof level mean? Σ(;゚Д゚) It's to do with the page view counter - the "level" relates to how many simultaneous files are being used to store the counter's value I think the idea is that when activity is high, the counter is less likely to drift away from the true value if more files are used (at the cost of performance)... but I'm not 100% sure (;^Д^) Reference: 2024/05/18(Sat) 23:05:06
11839.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/18(Sat) 13:05:05 ■ ◆ 木
> > i never had this issue how ass burning. > > i eat a lot of spicy food! ┐(゚~゚)┌ > Me neither - I've always wondered if spicy p00ps are sum kinda genetic > thing (;゚∇゚) might be to that they are not used to eating things that BURN as much as you still being a virgin! (^Д^) Reference: 2024/05/18(Sat) 13:03:23
11838.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/18(Sat) 13:03:23 ■ ◆ 木
> > I liek spicy food, but they make pooping sessions a torture (;`-´) > i never had this issue how ass burning. > i eat a lot of spicy food! ┐(゚~゚)┌ Me neither - I've always wondered if spicy p00ps are sum kinda genetic thing (;゚∇゚) Reference: 2024/05/18(Sat) 11:52:58
11837.
>Anonymous-san
User:
Anonymous
Post date: 2024/05/18(Sat) 11:52:58 ■ ◆ 木
> I liek spicy food, but they make pooping sessions a torture (;`-´) i never had this issue how ass burning. i eat a lot of spicy food! ┐(゚~゚)┌ Reference: 2024/05/17(Fri) 22:18:26