I've been working on re-implementing a board game in C. However, when running the players positions don't increment.\ Current output: 6, 9, 7, 6, 5, 5, 8, 7 6, 9, 7, 6, 5, 5, 8, 7 Expected output: 6, 9, 7, 6, 5, 5, 8, 7 14, 15, 19, 16, 13, 13, 14, 17 Code: ``` #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h>

// Define types here: typedef enum {false, true} bool;

// Define constants here: const unsigned char MAXPLAYERS = 7; //Game has max of 8 players const unsigned char SPACES = 40; //Board has 40 spaces const unsigned int SEED = 51732; //Seed for random numbers const unsigned int DIE = 6; //Number of sides of die

// Define variables here: unsigned char player = 0; unsigned char player_position [] = {0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0}; unsigned char die = 0;

// Define functions here: // Moves player Input spaces. void move_player (char moves) {

player_position [player] += moves; if (player_position [player] > SPACES) {

player_position [player] -= SPACES;

}

}

// Switches active player in order. void increment_player () {

player ++;

if (player > MAXPLAYERS) {

player = 0;

}

}

// Returns random number between 1 - Input. unsigned char rand_num (unsigned char max) {

unsigned char i;

i = rand () % max + 1;

return (i);

}

// Sets dice variable && returns 1 if double. bool roll_dice () {

unsigned char a = rand_num (DIE); unsigned char b = rand_num (DIE);

die = a + b;

return (0);

}

// Main logic int main () {

char input = 0;

srand (SEED); printf ("Game client started.\n", "Press enter to iterate turns.\n");

while (1) {

scanf ("%c", &input);

for (unsigned char i; i <= MAXPLAYERS; i++) {

roll_dice (); move_player (die);

increment_player ();

}

printf ("%2i, %2i, %2i, %2i, %2i, %2i, %2i, %2i\n", player_position [0], player_position [1], player_position [2], player_position [3], player_position [4], player_position [5], player_position [6], player_position [7]);

}

return (0);

} ```

This is a test as to whether or not Lemmygrad strips metadata from images when uploaded.

cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/589515

> Under the name @Academicproletarian he sent me this message: > >Hey, comrade! I see you are an editor on ProleWiki, that's super great! > > > >Let's get down to brass-tacks. I'm the Chief Commissar of the Internal Security Group of ProleWiki. I myself have banned millions of people from our great echo-chamber. > > > >I've just been ordered personally by our great founder Forte to improve our page on Stalinism. It turns out that Stalinism, or more fully, Marxism—Leninism—Stalinism (MLS) really does exist as an ideology. > > > >As such, he wants us to rewrite our incorrect page on Stalinism to indicate that it really does exist. He also told me to use this excellently-written writing on MLS as a reference. This writing was made by a genius pioneer of Wisconsinite Marxist-Leninist-Stalinist theory. Thus it is a VERY good source. > > > >Thank you! > > It seems that they're going after ProleWiki again, (in this case attempting to have the "Stalinism" page "corrected."

Under the name @Academicproletarian he sent me this message: >Hey, comrade! I see you are an editor on ProleWiki, that's super great! > >Let's get down to brass-tacks. I'm the Chief Commissar of the Internal Security Group of ProleWiki. I myself have banned millions of people from our great echo-chamber. > >I've just been ordered personally by our great founder Forte to improve our page on Stalinism. It turns out that Stalinism, or more fully, Marxism—Leninism—Stalinism (MLS) really does exist as an ideology. > >As such, he wants us to rewrite our incorrect page on Stalinism to indicate that it really does exist. He also told me to use this excellently-written writing on MLS as a reference. This writing was made by a genius pioneer of Wisconsinite Marxist-Leninist-Stalinist theory. Thus it is a VERY good source. > >Thank you!

It seems that they're going after ProleWiki again, (in this case attempting to have the "Stalinism" page "corrected."

What side of the editor war do you lie? vi, Emacs, or maybe something newer like neovim, nano, or VS-Codium?

The Simple Sabotage Field Manual was a document created by the United States, for advice on how to sabotage (primarily) socialist nations, much of which is still relevant today.

Even if you can't, or don't want to read the whole thing I'd advice you at least read the section titled "General Interference with Organizations and Production" for examples of how a saboteur may attempt to infiltrate and disrupt an organizational or productive group.

Just showing off my desktop. For those curious, I use the XFCE desktop, and ULauncher tied to the windows key. I'm also experimenting with animated wallpapers using hidimari.

It isn't exactly a pro-soviet source, but it contains a decent wealth of information that isn't readily available in mainstream works.

As it turns out, the other day I was looking through recent edits on ProleWiki, and I found, under the social-media section of the ProleWiki page, I found a Youtube link.

Revisionist rats! I did nothing but good for your project, yet you banned me for my ideology in haste! I gave you many chances to unban me, I could have made thousands of edits, yet you rejected me. Now… you have forced me to go THERMONUCLEAR!

Simple Guide for the Installation and Configuration of RetroArch

Preamble

This guide assumes the use of the flatpak version of the software as found through flathub, and that you are using a Debian base (such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or ElementaryOS).

Part One - Installation

Configure and Installation of flatpak

NOTE: This can be skipped if flatpak is already installed and configured for use with flathub

First and foremost, run sudo apt install flatpak. After that, all that is left is configuring for operation with flathub. This can be done by running flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo.

Installation of RetroArch

From this point the installation is rather simple. Just run flatpak install org.libretro.RetroArch in your terminal

In some cases you may have to restart your session (logout and in again), in order for the application to show in your application menu.

Part Two - Configure Controls

Upon first launch of the application, the need to configure a controller is likely. To accomplish this, go to Settings > Input > Port'ControllerPortNumber'Controls. At this point, all that is needed is selecting SetAllControls. After doing this, press the buttons displayed on screen via the controller, ignoring any buttons the controller lacks. This can be repeated for any other controllers you want to add.

Part Three - Downloading Cores

From this point, cores (emulators) will need to be downloaded. To do this, go to MainMenu > OnlineUpdater > CoreDownloader in the menu system. From here download the cores you wish to install, this is done via left click or the enter key.

Part Four - Importing ROMs

Standard Import

Now, the need to import the ROMs (games) is imminent. First, go to ImportContent > ScanDirectory > 'Where/ever/you/keep/your/ROMs' > ScanThisDirectory. This should automatically import all of your ROMs into the program. If this does not work, it will be necessary to import the ROMs manually.

Manual Import

Manual import is useful for when more manual control is required. An example of this would be if the ROMs are stored in archive files. First, go to ImportContent > ManualScan. From here, select the directory the ROMs are stored in, the console those ROMs are for, a default core for their execution (not necessary), the file extensions those ROMs are stored as, and whether or not to scan inside archive files (such as zips).

Part Five - Adding BIOSes

NOTE: Only needed for newer consoles (a good rule of thumb is optical drive era and later).

All that is needed here is the downloading of the various BIOS files into the correct location. The location in question being ~/.var/app/org.libretro.RetroArch/config/retroarch/system. The prior link contains a zip file with the various BIOS files needed for every system (as of 2020).

cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/497007

> User messaged me with a link to Wisconsom's website with some sort of plan regarding some sort of plan to overthrow ProleWiki.\ > The exact text is as such: > > From ComradeW > > > > Greetings, comrade. > > > > I see you’re an editor on ProleWiki, that is great! I am interested in ProleWiki myself. > > > > I found this interesting source of history for ProleWiki, and I also heard of this newly-formed group of ProleWiki editors looking to improve the project. Maybe this could help you become a better editor. Do you think it is accurate? > > > > Thanks you.

cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/487209

> cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/487207 > > > I remember watching a video from The Young Hegelian Youtube channel some time back regarding how the United States inspired Nazi Germany, but it seems to have been removed or privated sense then. > > > > As such, I'm wondering if anyone kept a backup of the video, or knows of a mirror I can find it on?

cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/487207

> I remember watching a video from The Young Hegelian Youtube channel some time back regarding how the United States inspired Nazi Germany, but it seems to have been removed or privated sense then. > > As such, I'm wondering if anyone kept a backup of the video, or knows of a mirror I can find it on?

Earlier today a comrade got a pretty good tankie instance for Mastodon on this post of theirs. So I was thinking, due such things exist for other federated platforms such as Pixelfed and Peertube? And if so, which are the best for our purposes?

This is a video talking about Deepin OS, a Chinese made Linux distro based on Debian. Plus it isn't full of cringe like videos about anything related to China tend to be.

cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/452108

> It was linked to be by a @Sickomus as a source of history regarding ProleWiki. As you might expect it is is full of his normal social imperialist talking points and such. Also he calls himself a "Marxist Leninist Stalinist" now instead of his previous Hoxhaist beliefs for some reason.

It was linked to be by a @Sickomus as a source of history regarding ProleWiki. As you might expect it is is full of his normal social imperialist talking points and such. Also he calls himself a "Marxist Leninist Stalinist" now instead of his previous Hoxhaist beliefs for some reason.

Does anyone have any idea how this bug occurs? I've been thinking about it, but do not know enough about net code or web design to give more than rudimentary guesses. Furthermore, are their anyways in which this could be exploited in a harmful manner against Lemmygrad, or should it be a low priority bug fix? Any answers are appreciated, Thank you! !

I, finally, after all this time built up the courage to join ProleWiki! I'm not sure how much of a help I'll be, but I'm sure I'll at least be able to catch some grammar or formatting mistakes every so often. It's nice to join you!