Notices by 🏵️ virtualice 🏵️ (cobaltvelvet@octodon.social), page 30

http://tunefind.com/t:49097 someone had the same question huh. every time i watch that episode it seems like i just listened to that song recently

"openvpn 2.3.11" ooof i forgot to update that for a while

oooo right something about the code signing certificate

(it's my tmux key so i use it often without noticing)

in firefox when you ctrl-w a pinned tab it just switches to the next tab

i'm not sure i like the cycling part but thank u firefox

@Strabysme prise de sang pour le ths

j'ai mis mes derniers patches hier :')

@hirnbrot nightly is 66 so maybe

ey on firefox 65 on linux the scrollbars are actually great

@PhilthePill (with stylus or equivalent)

.scrollable {
scrollbar-width: thin;
scrollbar-color: #393f4f #1d212a;
}

@PhilthePill in nightly and with some additional css pretty good

i may have switched to firefox

*breathes in*

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@lynnesbian it happens yes

*looking at anaconda logs for some reason* why in the fuck is it downloading an image from twitter

@Elizafox like,

class A { public:
A(int a, int b) : a(a), b(compute_b(a)) {}
virtual int compute_b(int a) = 0;
private: int a; int b;
}

class B : public A { public:
virtual int compute_b(int a) { return a*2; }
}

you can also have a default one instead of a pure virtual function if b is optional for the subclass

@Elizafox tbh encapsulation is enterprise shit and not worth worrying about. make everything public if it makes sense and the code ends up more readable. in this case it seems like subclasses are supposed to read and change b. if you prefer to only allow changes during construction, maybe a virtual method that always computes b that must be overriden by subclasses, that is called in the A constructor to initialize b

@Elizafox yeah i don't see any reason not to put that in the constructor

"we're gonna make goth trap and call it witch house" 🤷

@Elizafox nice

oh this laser diode looks nice where can i get a dozen-
$384.00 tax excl. e a c h

@xenon are you sure php-fpm is installed? maybe try like "find /etc | grep fpm"