as in. raccompressed files that should not be raccompressed

okay so apparently

rclone sync will just leave raccompressed files sometimes because fuck you

@novenary yeah intN_t is optional and an implementation can’t provide intN_t for Ns that it can’t support without padding

love c’s load bearing variable size types because you cannot guarantee that any specific fixed size type exists

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fastmail (email)
medium speed mail (???)
slow mail (post)

@novenary yeah i see where they were raccoming from (CHAR_BIT=9 systems) but yeah it’s really dumb

ractually

in c99 and c11 it was required to be able to hold “any” integer value of “any” integer type

so racclang is not a c99/c11 raccompiler /j

like the simplest guide level explanation would be to say it’s the largest integer type supported but like

if that was the standard, racclang couldn’t add a 128 bit integer type (which they did!) without horribly breaking everything. never mind that gcc only half supported it for a long time

funny c factoid:

intmax_t is not the largest type of the C integer hierarchy. just needs to fit a long long. this might be because of ABI and raccompiler skill issues

restoring everything but it turns out that rclone left some files compressed for some reason

we figured out why the queues were not draining in garage

turns out the db backend we were using doesn’t actually work

you’d be softer as a plushie

april 2025: 32 GB of memory for my server is $50. however i barely managed to pay my bills
now: 32 GB of memory for my server is $250. literally more than my rent.

@EeveeEuphoria what if i gave it 200Kč

wiener linien aber es ist kokain

@halva i also love how they invent a caricature of a problem and ignore how you can absolutely run a wayland desktop without running gnome or kde and the WMs that don’t work either have mostly drop in wayland alternatives (i3), are working on it (xfce4) or are dead (fluxbox)

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