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> Hello html
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markdowns are great, what about writing in html?

> STOP INCLUDING NERD FONT AS DEPENDENCY
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It’s so fucking annoying that every new UI-related neovim plugin requires you to have some sort of glyphs installed


> // DRAFT // The archtecture terminimology madness
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I’ll write about confusing naming in different architectures in sys programming.


> //DRAFT// ELF: symbol table, linker script and assembly sugar
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  • define and export symbols to symbol table.
  • reserve space in either asm or linkerscript, and let others know about it.
  • how to understand readelf -s output.
  • synamic linker
  • global offset table (GOT)
  • Procedure Linkage Table (PLT)
  • RELRO

> How much Page Tables / PTEs are needed for xyz amount of memory?
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TL;DR; For m bytes virtual memory (up to 256T), you need 1 + m/2M + m/1G + m/512G pagetables on all levels, each taking 4K in space. Pagetables take roughly 1/512 proportion to virtual memory size.


> The media exploits ADHD (WIP // DRAFT)
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we don’t force you to scroll the social media 4 hours a day, it’s all your choice, they say.


> reflections on how ChatGPT HAS changed things
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The good, the bad, and the evil.


> C syntax is bad for regex
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Because it’s hard to grep what I want …


> openring + webring, build a suckless web
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openring and webring are two orthogonal projects that are dedicated to build a decentralized web of independent blogs. The openring is a program written in GO that pulls RSS feeds from a list of URLs and render 3 of the newest articles into html that can be integrated into static site generators. The webring is a well maintained collection of blogs:


> Chinese translations of OS terminologies (WIP)
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The meaning is distorted when terminologies are translated, even if they are translated by the literal meanings. In this post I list some translations that I think are “bad”, and hopefully some better translations. (well, unluckily for most of them I can’t think of a better one.)


> schnitzel.nvim : my neovim config
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schnitzel.nvim is the neovim config that I daily drive. Some friends asked for my dotfile, so I made a public version of it.


> Binary Hacks - Dump process virtual memory
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  1. get [pid] of process
  2. get the memory mappings cat /proc/[PID]/maps
  3. identify the memory range of interest
  4. connect gdb to pid and dump memory:

> Tile Split Tile Split Tile (rants)
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I love tilling window managers,it split my display in halves.
I love tmux, it splits my terminal in halves
and I love vim, it splits my workspace in halves


> End the holy war between space and tab indentation...
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Indentation not Tabulation People(I) make mistakes often because they mixing the idea of indentation and tabulation.


> Text to speech in (neo)vim...
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Some dirty hacks to read the vim buffer with espeak.


> JS or no JS, that's a problem - towards a ZERO JS blog
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[This post is to be updated]

I’ve commissioned myself to build this blog completely without javascript: that’s simple. But how can I add “modern” features without adding “modern” javascript?


> Tomato clock!
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Just a simple script that reminds you to take some rest every n minutes


> Comment system on a static site without javascript???
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So I want to integrate a comment system to my blog.There are many many comment service providers like disqus. Even for a static site, you can add comment support simply by inserting a javascript snippet into the page.

But what about … zero JS?


> Human as runtime
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Let’s bring “cursed” programming to a whole new level.


> Cursed C - snippets from Expert C Programming
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Helpful or not, I’m taking some notes while reading the book “Expert C Programming” by Peter van der Linden.


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