Rebane

did you know that SSH has a little-known secret menu?

i wrote a post about this on cohost a while back, but since that site shut down i'm posting it here too

i just got a notification for my own project?

somebody took my repo, reuploaded it with an ai-slopped README, and then added a zip file with lua malware in it??

one of the things i lowkey hate is when people talk about my projects and say that they could never do anything like that themselves

like, half the reason i make stuff is to inspire people! i don't obfuscate or minify my code, i want you to view-source it!! create cool stuff!!

added some more things to the x86css faq that people kept bringing up

u never have to worry about ur code quality when posting on hackernews cuz they never read it anyways and just post their thoughts based on the title

Xikipedia, the Wikipedia doomscrolling "app", is now available as an actual app (PWA)!

Also:
- fully available offline
- algorithm saving/persistence (optional)
- multiple profiles
- light theme (optional)
- full english wikipedia links (optional)
- statistics screen

have fun!!

"you were so preoccupied with whether or not you could that you didn't stop to think if you should"

idk why everybody keeps saying that, obviously i thought about whether i should first and came to the conclusion that it would be fun and cool asf to do it

people say being clicker trained is weird and yet they freak out over the discord ping sound

Discord is now cracking down on tools such as DiscordChatExporter that can be used to export your Discord chats.

Some users are reporting getting logged out with a community guidelines violation as soon as they run an export with their token.

While this has never been ToS compliant, it has not been enforced in the past like this. I'm guessing the reason for the change is motivated either by AI scrapers, or lots of people leaving Discord and exporting their old chats.

i personally think a programming language doesn't need to be able to run complex logic to be one, but it's really difficult to convince people of that so it's just easier to make it run x86 assembly instead

writing C code for my ~5Hz CSS CPU has truly made me realize just how fast computers are

the original 8086 (from 1978) was 5MHz, which is already 1000000x faster than my CSS CPU, and that's *nothing* compared to modern hardware

fun linux fact:
the `if` shell built-in just executes the command you give it and looks at its exit code

so how can you do stuff like `if [ $a -gt 10 ]`?

well, [ is just a program usually in /bin/[ that takes the arguments ($a, -gt, 10, ]) and returns an exit code accordingly

this is also why you need the spaces between everything as well as quoting - they're ordinary arguments and need to be provided as such

also note that many shells do actually have similar shell built-ins such as [[ ]] and (( )), which are not stand-alone programs like [ is

this menu NEEDS an "i switched to vertical but meant to switch to vertical (flipped)" button

i think faq-s should be written in a way where you can read through them like a story if you're bored

has buy now pay later gone too far??

switched from stripe to opera gx??

rare x86css lore

js trivia challenge!
you can write anything on line one, how are you getting the flag?

i originally wanted to make this into a ctf chall, but it's a bit too "win by knowing 1 obscure trick" to be good

i just wanna say that this account is not nsfw and whenever i talk about clickers and other such stuff it's not in a sexual context, replies of that nature make me uncomfortable and i will block them

why does google change the color shade of their background every other time i tap the "see more" button???