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Rainon 23/03/26 18:20:25 No.74 [Reply]

Hello rainaons. I'm having troubles with fonts on my artix linux. As you can see some characters aren't rendered correctly. First picrel is warosu.org without monafont. Second picrel is the website after applying the font. Some characters are now rendered properly but it's not the case for all of them. What to do?
Here's where I downloaded monafont : https://sourceforge.net/projects/monafont/

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Rainon 24/03/26 02:12:07 No.83

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>>80
Yes, a thinkpad x230

Rainon 27/03/26 02:14:43 No.85

>>83

all links have been base64 encoded because weird URL blocking.
echo '[string]' | base64 --decode

site lists all characters:

d3d3LmNvZ3NjaS5lZC5hYy51ay9+cmljaGFyZC91bmljb2RlLXNhbXBsZS0zLTIuaHRtbAo=

I would also check if your browser is actually using the font you think it is, follow these instructions to verify on your target site:

ZmlyZWZveC1zb3VyY2UtZG9jcy5tb3ppbGxhLm9yZy9kZXZ0b29scy11c2VyL3BhZ2VfaW5zcGVjdG9yL2hvd190by9lZGl0X2ZvbnRzL2luZGV4Lmh0bWwK

Does copying the ff03 character from your browser into the terminal or any other GUI software render it? (lowriter, xed, gedit)

Rainon 27/03/26 02:32:12 No.86

>>83

would the locale (fr_FR-UTF-8 from fastfetch) have anything to do with it?

Rainon 28/03/26 03:35:40 No.87

just install nerdfonts or some other font with all glyphs to work as a fallback

Rainon 28/03/26 22:09:23 No.89

>>87

I think that would help the most. Unless the glyph still does not load with those fonts.

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Why Does Everything Keep Getting Worse? Rainon 02/03/26 00:37:31 No.49 [Reply]

http://inv.nadekonw7plitnjuawu6ytjsl7jlglk2t6pyq6eftptmiv3dvqndwvyd.onion/watch?v=T4Upf_B9RLQ

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Rainon 02/03/26 05:16:35 No.51

>"were innovating©!"
>"we have to make these changes to keep the car affordable!"

>the definition "my" "mine", and "theirs" or any subsidiary ownership terms shall be redefined to "Tesla™'s" in relation to any Tesla™ products/services or integrated features/products/services per your agreement to your sub-contract-able, sub-license-able subscription package

>merge my* Tesla™ Econoburb® onto the highway
>change to the fast lane
>slow lane plebeians can't handle my* speed

>*brakes screech to a halt, doors lock
>*heat automatically set to 45ºC
>*alarm blares a deafening tone
>*screen flashes €15 "Pay Now" weekly subscription menu

>"shit, did I run through my €25 auto-pay subscription already!?"
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Rainon 02/03/26 09:34:35 No.52

>>51
are you a leftist?
you wrote a lot of text but you entirely forgot to make a point

Rainon 02/03/26 17:16:32 No.53

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>>49
>>51
It only gets worse if you pay for it to get worse. Services I don't use can't spy on me and subscriptions I don't pay for can't hit me with surprise bills. Be an agent of change; not a victim of circumstance.

Rainon 07/03/26 13:26:35 No.55

>>51
why would you buy a tesla in the first place smh

Rainon 07/04/26 10:17:08 No.90

>>53
Trvthnvke.
It's unbearable to me how many normies keep crying and seething over and over again because a proprietary service forces them to verify their ID or proprietary OS spying on them or their new car having horrible dashboard or some shit, yet they pretend it's out of the world to just use XMPP or IRC and install GANOO/lunix or *BASED and quit marketing media (aka "social media") and buy a old car.

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created software Rainon 14/01/26 13:04:23 No.30 [Reply]

what software have you created?

nixx!!cSE1YBc65A 18/01/26 15:33:18 No.31

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I once wrote a star system generator teaching myself C, because I'm big gay for astronomy
Other than that just convenience scripts for system management, tagging my music collection, stuff like that

Rainon 24/01/26 17:37:54 No.34

Haven't made anything useful but I can proudly say that I've contributed to pretty significant projects, OpenSSH being my biggest achievement

Rainon 04/02/26 10:38:52 No.41

3 body simulation. Then i got bored and post here.

Rainon 28/03/26 19:13:32 No.88

i am writing some coreutils like echo cat and whatnot in riscv assembly right now but nothing much outiside of that

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Rainon 28/10/25 23:43:35 No.18 [Reply]

ARCH and ARTIX LINUX are the REAL Linux Experience.

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Rainon 08/03/26 20:53:12 No.62

i like debian and also i think you're a faggot

Rainon 10/03/26 15:12:57 No.63

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>>61

Rainon 23/03/26 18:27:36 No.75

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>>22
Holy autism

Rainon 23/03/26 19:16:27 No.76

>arch
have fun with systemd
>artix
maybe this is ok

Rainon 23/03/26 21:36:45 No.77

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>>76
>have fun with systemd
Honestly, I didn't have a bad experience with it. It's way easier to manage daemons with systemd than with runnit.
t. Have used arch in the past and is using artix with runnit

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Tech Jobs Rainon 17/03/26 02:04:13 No.64 [Reply]

sup rainons

do any of you have jobs in the tech field?? ive been trying to get in with very little Success... trying to get into linux or unix administration {have certs/compsci from uni}.

if Anyone here has done it, i think Your story could be interesting.

Rainon 17/03/26 08:24:31 No.65

your writing style already gives away that you're insufferable to work with, the image you picked further confirms this

Rainon 17/03/26 08:26:13 No.66

being real, the best course of action is probably to improve your emotional development

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Rainon 12/08/25 18:03:13 No.6 [Reply]

arch sucks. I didn't like that it wasn't as minimalistic as I wanted it to be, didn't find basic minimal tools I use, like wtf, where's st? If you want something "working out of the box" you have to install bunch of shit you will never use, and along the way you trust so much people in the process... BOO-HOO-HOOO.
Short verdict is that those memes you see on the web are made by baseless shills who want you to suffer a bit. Even fed distros don't shill their pet projects so much as do archfags. Let's be real, they need put a RED sign on their website "NEEDS SOME ASSEMBLY". You're not a jewtube distro reviewer, right.

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Rainon 21/08/25 00:17:52 No.13

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>>11
you are seething so much that its getting in the way of intelligibility
try again but without being so mad and bald?

nixx!!cSE1YBc65A 25/08/25 01:21:06 No.15

>>11
It's only an operating system, you sound like someone just insulted your mother

>maybe arch/distros should post what they ship by default
There is a package list available online
https://archlinux.org/packages/

>what they shill
>they
The only thing Arch itself claims to is a minimal base install, flexibility and rolling release packages. When you say 'they' it makes me think you're speaking of 'tubers which aren't an authoritative source, you should do your own research. I don't think any distro has literally everything.

>they just don't and you have to compile and a lot
I only have a handful of programs I've had to compile myself, but I guess it depends on your use case.

Rainon 29/09/25 01:57:36 No.17

Omarchy solves this.

Rainon 29/10/25 10:27:01 No.19

>>13
Shitty nonsensical gooner meme

Rainon 08/03/26 15:04:38 No.60

Arch is kind of a compromise because it still uses systemd and the whole ecosystem doesn't really encourage you to make a simple system by design. Void is much more stable, never breaks because of a "bleeding edge" update, but lets you get all your software and continuously update and is pretty clean.

Also, I do think it's good to have a basic st binary available, but the point of st is compile it yourself.

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OpenBSD thread Rainon 17/08/25 13:00:51 No.12 [Reply]

is this true rainon?
https://dataswamp.org/~solene/2024-11-15-why-i-stopped-using-openbsd.html
is obsd just blows up in your face with hellfire and deletes your data? i used obsd for 5 picoseconds and it was rock solid, as a server though, and 0,23 picoseconds as desktop.
All i know is that it lacks fast filesystems (joke), which i asked around and NOBOD.Y. responded, but if it brokes itself, then nugh-ugh, not gonna make it.... XDDDD

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Rainon 29/01/26 19:58:57 No.39

>>38
most useful Rainchan post

Rainon 30/01/26 14:16:38 No.40

>>38
>openbsd is where some autists forked linux
come on anon let's be serious now

Rainon 25/02/26 18:42:05 No.48

>>40
There are only trolls, anonchik.

Rainon 05/03/26 17:22:06 No.54

>>38
Daniel, is that you?
I miss you so much.

Rainon 08/03/26 14:58:21 No.59

OpenBSD is great, but Solene is pressured by firces in the "DevOps market" to switch to linux to facilitate making enough money.
Also, she says:
>I don't know, I have never been able to pinpoint why I got so many crashes although everyone else seem to have a stable experience with OpenBSD.
And she still used it for years. So if that's your concern don't worry too much. Still make backups though! Whatever OS you're on.

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osdev vujuvuju 07/03/26 18:51:53 No.57 [Reply]

yo gng does anybody wanna help me develop my kernel if thy answer is yea then contact me at vujuvuju@waifu.club :)

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PC/Components Acquiring Pilee!!DBzSdn79YU 30/06/25 23:13:44 No.1 [Reply]

For a while I have been intending to upgrade or get a new PC. It is quite a lot of things to handle and get comfortable with but my main issue is honestly how to even budget in 2025 and to acquire components that arent high end (whilst ignoring the techbros that insist and only list the high end when doing research)

So how does anyone else acquire their components?
factory sealed or used?
old or new?
Do you look into the next 5 years?
Do you buy power that you just don't need?

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nixx!!cSE1YBc65A 13/07/25 19:48:37 No.3

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I think there's only a need to buy high-end hardware if you have high-end purposes. Middle of the range is perfectly sufficient for most people.
It used to be the case your hardware would be obsolete within a few years, these days it seems to improve far more slowly. RIP Murphy's Law. I guess that's to do with the minimum size of circuitry, quantum mechanics stuff.
If I can take care of it, I'm sure my navi will be good for a long time.

>old or new?
Always second-hand personally, as long as there's nothing visibly wrong with it. Paying the new hardware premium doesn't make much difference, usually.

>>2
Yeah pretty much, a few years ago I was very comfortable on a Core 2 Duo with 2 GB of DDR2 RAM. What I have now feels like more than I need.

jeff!!gf58ztRQmo 10/08/25 19:35:42 No.4

yea like nixx said, there isnt much point in getting powerful components if all youre gonna do is shitpost online
it only makes sense to 'buy power that you just don't need' if you expect to do more and more intense tasks over time, like if you are a w*ndows user since m*cros*ft doubles the system requirements every year
but if you were gonna use your computer to do real computer stuff, youd know it
like image/video editing and gaming
so unless you have special needs, id say just but sth 2nd hand tbh
thats how i got the last computer that i actually paid for

Rainon 11/08/25 16:44:43 No.5

didnt find any info on pluto on amd chips so that's kinda where you should limit yourself?
in any case it is joeover with unknown number of hidden chips inside your ryzen
https://www.devever.net/~hl/backstage-cast
as for gpu they have their own fucking bios in them
ddr5 still vulnerable to rowhammer variants
and where are PS/2 ports?

Rainon 10/02/26 09:15:09 No.46

Old high end is cheap second hand. I like powerful workstation laptops that companies replace.
Good build quality, great screens and keyboards and often top tier specs for their time.
It's more than enough and a lot cheaper than any new mid tier.

Rainon 16/02/26 03:52:36 No.47

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>>3
> RIP Murphy's Law
Kek, you're thinking of Moore's Law. Murphy's is still very much alive and well I fear.
>>1
> So how does anyone else acquire their components?
factory sealed or used?
New parts for my gaeyming PeeCee but I'm a richfag paying the convenience tax. I know people who used eBay parts to assemble perfectly good Fortnite/CounterStrike/Rivals machines.
My laptop is a 5-year-old chromebook that I flashed with coreboot & installed Debian. 2 cores + 4GB enough to run a modern web browser which is realistically the most intensive application a vanilla user will need to run.
This of course assumes one is using not using modern windows, which requires 6 cores and 16GB ddr4 at an absolute minimum to be practically usable.

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Linux ML-AI NIDS Rainon 08/02/26 02:36:24 No.42 [Reply]

i would like to build a network intrusion detection system on linux my end goal is to detect some irregular network activiy (scan or ddos) im terrible at programming and this is the maximum i think i can do

i think it would be possible to use machine learning for pattern detection and ai for a attack summary but i dont know what to use for packet capture and im scared of eBPF and the documentation i see isnt friendly

anyone have tooling suggestions or tutorials? the project i think is most similar is sharpeye but maybe someone knowns something else

lost

Rainon 08/02/26 06:12:19 No.43

automated nids doesn't make any sense on a small scale
generating a statistical overview is good enough
just look at it yourself
a list of all ips will give enough insight to notice anything being wrong

Rainon 08/02/26 06:15:22 No.44

have something that also logs the processes associated with the ips on the server that might get intruded
that can also make it very obvious something went wrong if an unknown process starts making connections

Rainon 09/02/26 02:08:25 No.45

thank you rainon(s)

one will try

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