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<brainacid0>
Hello. Im new to programming in a way. I have played with Linux for 22 yrs. Im 34. Im studying 2HtDP and enjoying it a lot. I have run into some confusions and I hope I can chat with someone. Thanks ;)
<brainacid0>
j #scheme
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<technomancy>
and I gotta say, it seems like a very good reason
<technomancy>
normally I'm all for letting people stay on old versions, but when the version is so old that it fetches packages over a non-TLS connection... it needs to die, and die fast
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<J_Arcane>
technomancy: :( This is a pain though, because 6.0.1 is the last version that was built for PPC MAcs, and I was hoping to do some Heresy on my retro iBook
<bremner>
7.2 at least builds some of the time on debian/ppc, so it might be possible
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<J_Arcane>
cool-
<J_Arcane>
maybe will try
<technomancy>
better not building than trivially-exploitable imo
<BitPuffin>
hmm
<BitPuffin>
trying my best to obey the web-server documentation
<BitPuffin>
it said when you use #rx"" for #:servlet-regexp in conjunction with dispatch-rules you should not have an else
<BitPuffin>
but I can't seem to figure out how to find my static file anyway
<BitPuffin>
but I haven't actually narrowed it down to necessarily be the dispatcher :P could just be the #rx"" or something
<BitPuffin>
even tried adding the htdocs manually etc
<BitPuffin>
hmm it appears to be adding the regexp that causes it
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<BitPuffin>
ah, it works with #:servlet-regexp #rx"(?!style.css)"
<BitPuffin>
lols
<BitPuffin>
ah nope, just getting trolled by web browser cache
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<lavaflow>
has anybody else noticed that with recent versions of firefox, racket documentation locks up the browser until the page stops rendering (2 or 3 seconds) ?
<lavaflow>
I'm quite sure it's firefox's fault, but I'm wondering if anybody else has noticed it and might have an idea when it started
<dustyweb>
hello #racket!
<bremner>
dustyweb: welcome back!
<dustyweb>
hi bremner
<dustyweb>
thanx
* dustyweb
has been moving
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<pono>
lavaflow: I'm on Firefox Nightly but don't notice that with docs.racket-lang.org or local documentation
<lavaflow>
huh
<lavaflow>
it's very pronounced for me with docs.racket-lang.org. I guess I should probably try with a fresh profile though.
<bremner>
I'm using firefox-esr, that probably doesn't count as recent
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<greghendershott>
lavaflow: I haven't noticed that on Firefox latest version on Ubuntu, macOS, or Windows.
<greghendershott>
I think I've used it on all 3 OSs w/in the last couple months, to some extent. Used fairly heavily last month on Ubuntu.
<greghendershott>
BTW "latest" I mean e.g. Firefox 66.0.2. I'm not as cool as pono and don't use nightly builds. :)
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<lavaflow>
yeah I'm on 66.0.2 as well, I guess it's something specific to my setup
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<jboy>
If you don't want to mess with your firefox install, maybe you can install zealdocs to browse the racket documentation instead.
<jboy>
^ lavaflow
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<caltelt>
lavaflow: Yes I noticed it, but only with local docs, didn't have the issue with the web
<caltelt>
On FF dev edition, and a relatively new build of racket's master branch
<caltelt>
I think I noticed it with FF DE when it was 66.x as well