Will @wmww@cybre.space

I was doing Rust last night, and in comparison to that GTK in C is a breath of fresh air. It's so nice to not have to write correct, working code just to get the dang thing to compile.

The amount of dynamic typing GTK has crammed into C is quite remarkable. I've been using it for not half a day, and I've already resorted to calling GDK_IS_WINDOW(...) on every variable in sight in the hope of stumbling across what I want.

When your Australian coworker is chatting with your British coworker on IRC, its probably time to go to bed.

@emersion on a more serious note, what does the subsurface one do? Skimming through the code, nothing jumps out at me as particularly wierd.

@emersion wleird looks useful, but I always thought such a thing should be called Wayland Test Fuzzer. It has a nice abbreviation.

Didn't realize how nice being surounded by Linux DEs was until I left #toorcamp.