00:42:57 <mary751> hello, i run freebsd 15.1 and i'm trying to install bun https://www.freshports.org/lang/bun/. all dependencies are installed yet i run into this error: root@LIBRECHAT:/usr/ports/lang/bun # make install clean===>  Building for bun-1.3.14_4*** Signal 4 Stop.. does anyone have any insight? thanks!
13:29:19 <polarian> Macer: try "git clean -dfx" and then "make install"
13:29:45 <Macer> Huh?
13:42:03 <dnp1> I think that was meant for another.
13:51:04 <polarian> dnp1: yes
13:51:06 <polarian> sorry yet again
13:51:27 <polarian> people leave the channel, I dont realise and I end up pinging someone with similar username :(
13:51:54 <polarian> its becoming increasingly common too, it seems like the level of IRC compentency has dropped hugely in the last 5 or so years
13:54:50 <CrtxReavr> People joke that IRC has become a retirement home for grumpy old people, and they're probably not entirely wrong.
13:55:09 <CrtxReavr> I guess all the "cool kids" are on Discord these days.
14:00:48 <polarian> I am 21 so I break that norm
14:00:56 <polarian> and I have used IRC since I was like 14
14:01:13 * isley cries in old 
14:01:32 * polarian listens to im still standing by elton john :p
14:01:45 <polarian> I know a lot of the younger freebsd folks dont tend to use IRC
14:01:52 <polarian> I think I have heard of some freebsd signal group for devs too
14:03:13 <CrtxReavr> "If it's text it must be old and poopyl."
14:06:07 <Riviera> yeah right, that's what they say.
14:17:41 <daemoneye> CrtxReavr: the retirement home idea is kinda true... I got on IRC back in college almost 20 years ago and never really left.
14:17:55 <daemoneye> But, there are good people here, so I stick around
14:21:32 <CrtxReavr> I think I first got on IRC in '91 and have been ever since.
14:22:40 <Gedge> I'm no /quitter
14:23:48 <CrtxReavr> My first experience on IRC was stumbling into #seattle on EFnet and getting banned for swearing, because I used the word "ass."
14:24:23 <Gedge> potty mouth
14:24:27 <daemoneye> My first experience was on freenode with a linux magazine
14:24:43 <CrtxReavr> First channel I hung on with any regularity and made friends on was #os2warez.
14:25:54 <daemoneye> Yeah. I made a handful of good friends here. Even met up with a few of them at conferences we both ended up at
14:25:58 <CrtxReavr> We were feuding with #nin. . . we used to fire-up an extra client, join #nin, then also join #unix and stirr shit up.  >=]
14:26:31 <CrtxReavr> IRC before channel timestamping was crazy fun.
14:26:47 <daemoneye> heh
14:33:25 <isley> I think the first time I got on IRC was 99
14:33:46 <isley> maybe earlier actually, hard to recall.
14:33:56 <isley> no earlier than 97 that's for sure
14:35:15 <Gedge> nin? nine inch nails?
14:35:24 <CrtxReavr> Yes.
14:35:36 <Capio|Yaazkal> oh, about nostalgia... my first IRC chat was at the college. The app was mIRC (Windows machine), mIRC is still developed today. Can't remember the year... 97? I was like 10 yo
14:36:35 <CrtxReavr> Which was ironic, because I was a huge fan. . . but there was a long-standing feud with them when I joined #os2warez.
14:37:15 <Gedge> CrtxReavr: fun shouldn't be confined by rationality :)
14:37:22 <CrtxReavr> Indeed.
16:06:06 <wavefunction> CrtxReavr: "poopyl" is a new one for me
16:47:36 <CrtxReavr> Glad you're so amused by typos.
16:47:59 <CrtxReavr> Given my level typing skill, you should find me very entertaining.
16:48:55 <thumbs> .21
16:49:43 <CrtxReavr> .22
16:49:46 * CrtxReavr wins.
17:07:56 <wavefunction> CrtxReavr: wasn't critiquing - wasn't sure if it was a new term. :) If "enshittification" can be a new term, so can the term "poopyl" (in the vein of "idyll")
17:08:35 <wavefunction> Maybe you just meant it was simplistic shit. "Text is old and simplistically awful/full of garbage."
17:54:31 <karolyi> so, a pkg upgrade on 2.8.1 still churns the CPU for 15+ seconds, peaking with 1.2GB RES
18:07:20 <rtprio> 1.2gb!
19:16:45 <karolyi> rtprio: ?
19:19:23 <scoobybejesus> agree, it's impossible to tell from the context
19:57:43 <bonkyaheadz> freebsd vs gentoo?
23:11:02 <bsdrobert> bsd vs linux? bsd.