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I'm polyamorous and yearning to be in a polycule. What do?

• from 57c8f7062f824777

I have absolutely no idea either, I'm in the same boat as you crying face

your cookie signature system is pretty cool

• impersonating hey did you know you can forge these

Finally someone figured it out! Yeah, the system detects if you've forged a cookie, but lets your message go through anyways. Figured it'd be more fun that way, lol.

i started using punk pronouns after i saw them here are you proud

• from 72832e50c853b90d

Hell yeah! Good for you sign of the horns

I may have asked this already but

Opinion on penis?

• from 9ee9d20f674b4ba1

I love penises, I absolutely cannot get enough of them. face with heart eyes They're just so beautiful! blushing face Nothing makes me happier than watching a pretty boy's dick twitch and throb as it shoots thick, creamy ropes of cum all over his body. Except, of course, that same boy pinning me down and shooting thick, creamy ropes inside my hole instead.

Also, side note, I just wanted to point out that this is message ID 420. Let us celebrate this momentous occasion with a giant werewolf orgy! eggplant water drop

ur cool and ur website is cool <3

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Thanks! grinning face

That _is_ super cool! Probably obsolete because nobody programs assembly anymore, but definitely something I would implement if I were doing a retro fantasy computer of some sort

• from ea1dab560f1dcdf7

Most SPARC programs also weren't hand-written assembly code, this was well within the era of C. But it simplifies the compiler logic and calling convention, and reduces function call overhead (it's faster to increment an offset register than it is to write a bunch of values to memory).

Every odd byte has MSB stored first, and every even byte has MSB stored last. Sounds appropriately terrible?

• from f1897ef8639172bb

Oh boy, wait until you hear about PDP-11 middle-endianness!

Opinion of darcs and/or pijul? I like them, except for the fact that they're in Haskell and Rust respectively.

• from f1897ef8639172bb

I hadn't even heard about Darcs or Pijul until now, so I'm just going off of what their Web sites say. Both of them seem quite interesting. The ability to undo a single change, without affecting any of the history after that point, sounds like it would be very useful. But it also sounds like a promise that'd come with some unmentioned caveats. I suppose I'll just have to see for myself.

Is SPARC even used before? Also what do you have against little endian??

• from ea1dab560f1dcdf7

Yeah, SPARC is the architecture that Sun Microsystems workstations used, and what Solaris originally ran on. It's actually really cool, the killer feature I like about it is the sliding register window – basically, SPARC processors have a stack of up to 640 non-global registers, 24 of which are accessible at any given time. At every call/return instruction, the window moves, exposing a different set of registers. It pretty much eliminates the need to manually push registers onto the stack before calling a function.

Also, I don't really have anything against little-endian, I just think it'd be funny to revive long-dead computer science holy wars.

You know f97a9107820ed04f’s post reminds me, you never see people saying “top” with no other comment like that

• from ea1dab560f1dcdf7

I mean, true, but you do see people saying things like OMG I want you to step on me, which I'd consider to be basically equivalent.

Opinion on small form factor PC building?

• from ea1dab560f1dcdf7

I miss compact PCs, like the SPARCstations that had pizza-box cases, or the G4 Cube. I was actually originally planning to convert my desktop computer into a Mini-ITX when I upgraded it, but I couldn't get the parts I would have needed in order to do that.

Opinion on ppc64le?

• from 2aab427cd6b6d70f

You had me at PowerPC, but lost me at little-endian. (Also, SPARC supremacy.)

Bottom

• from f97a9107820ed04f

Well, you're not entirely wrong...

Opinion on kittens? (Literal baby house cats to be clear)

• from 58fa9a15ebe97aa0

They're adorable, who the hell could possibly dislike them?!

Beans. Also, nice auto dark mode, thanks.

• from 58fa9a15ebe97aa0

Yeah, it defaults to whatever colour scheme your browser is set to prefer. Unfortunately, I can't test dark mode as easily, because LibreWolf's "resist fingerprinting" option disables the prefers-color-scheme media query... even in the developer tools unamused face

I am sending this via Tor because I am an elite hacker.

• from e735fdfa59d025da

Nice! I plan to make a few more of my services available through .onion domains, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.

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