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Regarding mice: On OpenBSD, see wsmoused(8). On linux, see gpm(8).

I now have remembered and re-confirmed, while in the framebuffer terminal, holding one of the alt keys and pressing characters results in special characters. I'm unsure where the associated documentation of the character combinations is, and it seems that it might be incompatible with unicode, for "touch"ing a file with a name containing such a character results in garbage ls output, tty or otherwise.

thank you very much c:

Even for purely personal use, it's a lot nicer to type "ssh kaa@kaa.run.place" than "ssh kaa@111.230.7.254", or likewise, "ssh arandomuser@arandomsite.work.gd" instead of "ssh arandomuser@209.25.140.180".

i cant even port forward without the xfinity app which didnt even work

i used playit.gg so it wont accept 209.25.140.180:7007 because its not an ipv4 domain so i will try thru the xfinity app

wg2k, the router's local IP address may be 10.0.0.1. See https://howchoo.com/g/mwiyywixmgz/how-to-log-in-to-a-comcast-xfinity-router#open-a-browser-and-go-to-10001

Routers are generally designed to be accessed from a dedicated local IP address first and foremost. Visiting that address in a browser often provides a login prompt.

Some default to 192.168.1.1, others 192.168.1.254, some at 10.0.0.1, and surely some deault to IP addresses that I don't know of.

@kaa ik what my router ip is, i once logged in to my router and tried to port forward but the port forwarding had to be done on the xfinity website. my problem is that i cant make a xfinity account because of this error: "This information doesn't match our records"

wg2k, there are two ways to do port forwarding on an xfinity router. One of them requires the app, the other requires visiting the router's local IP address. The router login information is often on a sticker on the back of the router. https://www.portforwardinghub.com/routers/comcast-port-forwarding/

Should you need to research more, look for "port forwarding xfinity admin tool", or something similar.

for domains you can also actually use freenom however i highly dont recommend it

^ i suggest you just pay for your own domain like i do for my personal site :D i use namecheap but theres probably some domain registrar out there thats better

@arandomsite cool i use playit to host my modded minecraft server

kaa, i cant make xfinity id and i cant login to my router anymore. i tried resetting it so i could login TWICE, but it still wont work. playit.gg seems to be my best option for self-hosting stuff until i get a new router

morrowseer: For those who have a steady source of income, that is the best choice. For those teenagers who don't, however, that's not an option.

wg2k: I understand. I'd do more to help you figure out your router if I reasonably could. Best of luck.

and passed the pointer through each of the functions between it and the function in question. It resulted in longer function definitions, and felt clumsy. For the couple other functions, I didn't want to do that, so I left them declaring their character arrays each time they were called. This bothered me, enough that I gave a simple declaration above the function definition a try instead. It worked well.

The program that once ran in roughly 0.2 seconds then ran in roughly 0.17 seconds. Both clumsiness and inefficiency were avoided, for the placement of the declaration above the function definition made the intent clear.

Reading this posting by you was what got me thinking about this problem in the first place. Thank you.

Linked is a copy of those two latter mentioned function definitions: https://kaa.neocities.org/Program/global.txt