00:00 < bridge> o shit 00:00 < bridge> where chiller 00:00 < bridge> filing a missing persons report rn 01:22 <+ws-client> wot ewan im here wat happend 01:23 < bridge> o u didnt see my msg 01:23 < bridge> i just asked for a review on some bash thing i did 01:24 < bridge> i hardly proofread this but it does work 01:24 < bridge> 01:25 < bridge> well it worked yesterday 01:25 < bridge> now i think it's not saving the key or something 01:25 < bridge> but whatever 01:31 < bridge> @chillerdragon why huge afk 01:31 < bridge> yo Ewan 01:34 < bridge> Idk I wasn’t gone that long was I? 01:35 < bridge> Bruv ewan I am too lazy to check your entire thing. I found two non problematic things but they are general so you can add them to your bash toolkit. 01:35 < bridge> 1. don’t use echo 01:35 < bridge> 2. handle errors 01:36 < bridge> https://github.com/ewancg/spotifyd-notification/blob/master/spotifyd-notification#L136 this method can throw with exit code 1 but it’s in a subshell so it won’t exit the script. And you also don’t quote it so it might shell expand. 01:37 < bridge> Use `if var=„$(subshell)“` to check or use bash strict mode aka set -e 01:37 < bridge> o u dont have to read it all 01:37 < bridge> if u dont want to 01:38 < bridge> The reason why echo is trol is it’s not reliable 01:38 < bridge> And when you run into its edge cases you will be sad 01:38 < bridge> what kind of edge cases 01:38 < bridge> Run those commands in your terminal 01:38 < bridge> echo -a 01:38 < bridge> echo -b 01:38 < bridge> echo -c 01:39 < bridge> echo -d 01:39 < bridge> echo -e 01:39 < bridge> Notice anything unexpected? 01:39 < bridge> wher e-e 01:39 < bridge> my head hurts 01:39 < bridge> It gone 01:39 < bridge> It activated the color mode thingy 01:40 < bridge> damn 01:40 < bridge> https://youtu.be/lq98MM2ogBk 01:40 < bridge> But ye it’s rare that you run into it and printf is more annoying to type 01:41 < bridge> Just wanted to let you know. But the error handling thing you should fix 01:41 < bridge> mostly i like the trailing newline 01:41 < bridge> i didn't know about the -e thing 01:41 < bridge> hi i missed this 01:42 < bridge> so what did u say i wasnt quoting chiller 01:42 < bridge> https://github.com/ewancg/spotifyd-notification/blob/master/spotifyd-notification#L68 01:42 < bridge> Here you use printf without %s 01:42 < bridge> That’s also bad practice 01:42 < bridge> o_o 01:43 < bridge> There is also echo -n 01:43 < bridge> Which sends no newline xd but don’t use echo 01:43 < bridge> why need %s 01:43 < bridge> this aint c 01:43 < bridge> It’s like c 01:44 < bridge> Here you didn’t quote. But more importantly you ignore if that subshell fails with exit code 1. if you get back an error you still continue running here https://github.com/ewancg/spotifyd-notification/blob/master/spotifyd-notification#L136 01:45 < bridge> https://github.com/ewancg/spotifyd-notification/blob/master/spotifyd-notification#L139 01:45 < bridge> Im 01:45 < bridge> On phone bruv so annoying to do this kind of stuff 01:45 < bridge> no need 01:45 < bridge> my head is pounding rn 01:46 < bridge> Why? 01:46 < bridge> i can hardly intuit ur feedback anyway 01:46 < bridge> idk 01:46 < bridge> Too much Friday party? 01:46 < bridge> lol 01:46 < bridge> no i just fucked up like that i guess 01:46 < bridge> im 01:47 < bridge> Ok time for coffee. Nice that you are bash enjoyer. 01:58 < bridge> bash slower than pyson :( 02:09 < bridge> i definitely should have used python for this 02:29 < bridge> write in c! 02:29 < bridge> yes! 08:06 < bridge> morning 08:06 < bridge> https://tenor.com/view/anime-coffee-gif-24657578 08:07 < bridge> mornigng 08:07 < bridge> https://tenor.com/view/coffee-overflow-spill-drink-kobuyasu-gif-16826930 08:57 < bridge> write in Rust! 08:57 < bridge> nah 08:57 < bridge> im not writing my scripts in rust. 08:57 < bridge> please no 09:04 < bridge> gm 09:04 < bridge> write them in assembly 09:05 < bridge> then it won't work on other machines xd 09:05 < bridge> pyson or c is the way! 09:06 < bridge> i always wondered, why `pyson` ? or is that just a habit :D 09:06 < bridge> why backticks 09:06 < bridge> i don't want to directly mention that devilish language 09:07 < bridge> i didnt know we hate python on here? 09:07 < bridge> i didnt know we hate python on here :o 09:07 < bridge> to `flex` 09:07 < bridge> is that just a habit 09:07 < bridge> #huh? 09:07 < bridge> # huh? 09:07 < bridge> **HUUUH** 09:08 < bridge> how dare you 09:08 < bridge> Melon do you know anything abt that script that changes your status based on your spoitfy lyrics 😭 🙏 09:09 < bridge> https://github.com/doxyf/StatusLyrics 09:09 < bridge> first thing google gives 09:10 < bridge> The one I was using was by ovalquilter, it broke a few hours agoand so I'm tryna find a replacement :spongebobsad: 09:15 < bridge> did you try out his fixes on his discord? 09:15 < bridge> ``` 09:15 < bridge> Some errors that may occur while using Lyrics Status and potential fixes 09:15 < bridge> 09:15 < bridge> 404 - Try clearing your cache and Spotify cookies (you'll need to login again) 09:15 < bridge> 09:15 < bridge> 502 - Wait a couple minutes or reload the webpage. It may be a problem with Spotify as opposed to the script. 09:15 < bridge> ``` 09:18 < bridge> It won't be totally incorrect if I translate "Hook collision line" as "Hook trajectory line"? 09:20 < bridge> i think u shouldn't change phrasing unless it doesn't make sense otherwise 09:34 < bridge> Other opinions? 09:37 < bridge> its a collision trajectory line, so either we call it `Hook collision trajectory line` if you want to 100% accurately describe it, or leave as is, i dont like `Hook trajectory line` 09:38 < bridge> (even tho the trajectory under heavy velocity is wrong ingame) ^^ 09:39 < bridge> (even tho the trajectory under heavy velocity is kind of wrong ingame) ^^ 09:42 < bridge> "Stealing everything you’ve ever typed or viewed on your own Windows PC is now possible with two lines of code — inside the Copilot+ Recall disaster." 09:42 < bridge> https://doublepulsar.com/recall-stealing-everything-youve-ever-typed-or-viewed-on-your-own-windows-pc-is-now-possible-da3e12e9465e 09:52 < bridge> btw remember to opt out of https://spy.pet/ 09:52 < bridge> xd 10:00 < bridge> what is this #ffffff on #000000 website xd 10:01 < bridge> idk xD 10:05 < bridge> #### 10:05 < bridge> \#\#\#\# 10:08 < bridge> +1 reason for Ukraine to join EU 10:22 < bridge> Like, really, GDPR rocks 10:22 < bridge> Like, really, GDPR rocks, too bad it is only in EU 10:27 < bridge> Also, well, too bad I am not savvy enough to make a dualboot 10:33 < bridge> love this quote at the end of this: 10:33 < bridge> 10:33 < bridge> `They need to eat some humble pie and just take the hit now, or risk customer trust in their Copilot and security brands.` 10:35 < bridge> > eat some humble pie and \<...> take the hit 10:35 < bridge> 10:35 < bridge> https://youtu.be/Eer3YnRx_d8 10:36 < bridge> i like zellij 10:36 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246381936201695345/image.png?ex=665c2f22&is=665adda2&hm=7aeb5ef8591114d7c541ca52e0cbf8c9158967cc8622823a60d21fc3d12d4432& 10:38 < bridge> aim skill issue 10:39 < bridge> insane how many editors and similar stuff are out there 😄 11:37 < bridge> BTW, I passed the 90% mark. Now it is time for me to ask about strings I have no clue about their meaning, where they appear etc.\\ 11:37 < bridge> BTW, I passed the 90% mark. Now it is time for me to ask about strings I have no clue about their meaning, where they appear etc. 11:38 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246397333520912434/8fdfa17d760758b6.png?ex=665c3d79&is=665aebf9&hm=b671e0b1ebca42e1afa25f6114063849de809d5806238397d503cebda80744b1& 11:38 < bridge> First of, "Leak IP". Why? 11:38 < bridge> because ddnet is ip grabber 11:39 < bridge> no its actually to find the servers real ping or something like that 11:39 < bridge> because if you dont leak ip or join the server it will just show euro/whatever in the ping 11:39 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246397805954727986/7c5b19753e6f5feb.png?ex=665c3de9&is=665aec69&hm=315350fc0b12247183e0f580d1f43b6726406a26a3f59ef0f6b0e312cae85473& 11:39 < bridge> Wrong 11:40 < bridge> you joined the server before 11:42 < bridge> Oh yeah 11:44 < bridge> Didn't read careful enough 11:57 < bridge> Wrong! 12:22 < bridge> Urgh 12:22 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246408570875023370/KiBs.png?ex=665c47f0&is=665af670&hm=4a1fb178f086ae939296cc9e3285d699d863a1e404ea32e21f0769cc3f4ffed5& 12:22 < bridge> Another untranslatable string 12:23 < bridge> When downloading a map it shows `KiB` and `KiB/s` instead of, in my case, `КіБ` and `КіБ/с` 12:25 < bridge> this is nitpicking at that point imho :D 12:26 < bridge> Maybe-maybe, but still 12:31 < bridge> do you really use different abbreviations for measurements like that 12:32 < bridge> they seem to translate that yes 12:32 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246411021527154688/image.png?ex=665c4a38&is=665af8b8&hm=99193f1c907de3390f47ff8414ec477065b97e6e354c9c2b90a1b67c97d8ec63& 12:32 < bridge> Yes, because we have a different alphabet from lating 12:32 < bridge> Yes, because we have a different alphabet from latin 12:32 < bridge> no kidding 12:32 < bridge> lmao 12:33 < bridge> What's now? 12:33 < bridge> yeah jupster? ragebaiting smh 12:33 < bridge> is this some translator site 12:33 < bridge> yes, no jokes, that's how we abbreviate measurements 12:34 < bridge> but would it do that if you went into File Explorer or something 12:34 < bridge> Yes 12:34 < bridge> then do it 12:34 < bridge> kind of - its more of a "context" checking website 12:34 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246411565633114183/ee413c98c6a84549.png?ex=665c4aba&is=665af93a&hm=f8d50832c38c3431909c6efdc63dd2a2c9464aa53fd40b23f5d2a03989fb57be& 12:34 < bridge> But there is no string to do it 12:34 < bridge> then pull request 12:35 < bridge> you know how it ended last time, don't you? 12:35 < bridge> all you have to do is wrap the string literal with Localize() 12:35 < bridge> well your prior Pull request revealed an error in localizable where the context is never used - so i'd call that a win 12:36 < bridge> rather a Pyrrhic victory, because `breakdown` 12:37 < bridge> so yeah, don't expect me to make such a PR anytime soon ☠️ 12:40 < bridge> im confused, %.2f KiB is translated? 12:40 < bridge> ```st 12:40 < bridge> %.2f KiB 12:40 < bridge> == 12:40 < bridge> ``` 12:40 < bridge> 12:40 < bridge> ```cpp 12:40 < bridge> str_format(aBuf, sizeof(aBuf), Localize("%.2f MiB"), Size / 1024.0f); 12:40 < bridge> else 12:40 < bridge> str_format(aBuf, sizeof(aBuf), Localize("%.2f KiB"), Size); 12:40 < bridge> ``` 12:40 < bridge> or is it that it just wont work? 12:41 < bridge> ah wait im fucking stupid 12:41 < bridge> this is demo 12:41 < bridge> :kek: 12:45 < bridge> Yes, that's only demo 12:47 < bridge> Another nitpick: sometimes the string uses `...` and sometimes it uses `…` 12:48 < bridge> Another nitpick: in original strings sometimes it's `...` and sometimes it's `…` 12:48 < bridge> I agree with all this nitpicking 12:48 < bridge> I do the same 12:55 < bridge> Old strings use `...`, new strings use `…`. We could replace them with `…` in all translation to make it consistent I guess. 13:16 < bridge> Why not replace with `...` instead, so you don't have to copy `…` from the string? 13:16 < bridge> there’s probably a reason for using the ellipsis character in the first place 13:21 < bridge> accounts soon? 🥺 13:21 <+ws-client> https://tube.zillyhuhn.com/videos/users/chiller/gopher_07.mp4 lerato check this out im go enjoyer too now xd 13:21 <+ws-client> learn go in one day was a full success 13:22 <+ws-client> ok tbh i still have no idea how go works but hey i managed to spawn a tee on a 0.7 server 13:22 <+ws-client> time to make some 10s tiktok saying "HOW I LEARNED GO FOR GAME DEV IN ONE DAY" 13:26 < bridge> I suppose it gives translators a better hint that it's an ellipsis instead of just three dots. Also for example in Japanese, dots and ellipsis may be displayed differently. 13:27 < bridge> chillerdragon: https://youtu.be/MAlSjtxy5ak?si=TGFZV9OU3Dq_0rgn make like this but with go :santatrollet: 13:30 < bridge> now learn this one https://youtu.be/P3QL1TXIYlM 13:32 < bridge> Lmao that video already had a like from me 13:34 < bridge> Wtf is that intro 13:44 < bridge> This is the power of go. They have embraced the "itjustworks" mentality. No wrestling with language features, you just write code (at the cost of performance (but not as bad as python) and at the cost of memory footprint(but not as bad as Java)) 13:55 < bridge> I was struggling quite a bit 13:55 < bridge> Was almost as bad as my teeworlds client in assembly experience 13:55 < bridge> So far the second hardest language I used to try to create a tw connection 13:56 < bridge> My Byte slices had random values at some point. And I wasted a lot of time on figuring out how to do a non blocking read. And somehow my lsp can’t even autocomplete my variables or methods. 14:03 < bridge> which LSP ? mine worked 14:05 < bridge> Huh, gopls (the lsp) has been working very well for me 14:09 < bridge> and it's blazingly fast 14:10 < bridge> 🚀 14:11 < bridge> My favourite part is definitely how easy concurrency is and how simple channels make it 14:12 < bridge> Yep gopls 14:13 < bridge> :lol: 14:13 < bridge> Must be a skill issue but I somehow expected it to be smoother given how ppl keep saying it’s good hehe 14:14 < bridge> Oh yea it’s also horribly slow to go to function definitions in a 29 line file 14:14 < bridge> chiller: staypls 14:14 < bridge> stay where 14:14 < bridge> At C ? 14:14 < bridge> dont go 14:14 < bridge> Yes but where 14:15 < bridge> i dont c where 14:15 < bridge> lol 14:15 < bridge> hm interesting why can't rust have out-crate derive macro semantics 14:15 < bridge> Today I found out there is a programming language called B 14:15 < bridge> BPL? 14:15 < bridge> bpls 14:15 < bridge> chiller wait till u hear about D 14:15 < bridge> ye don't forget about R 14:16 < bridge> R 14:16 < bridge> F# 14:16 < bridge> A+ 14:16 < bridge> That’s a thing? 14:16 < bridge> Honestly go is as smooth as it gets. The only thing that remotely confused me was capacity of slices at the very start 14:17 < bridge> you use go at work right 14:17 < bridge> I did not fully understand packaging yet and recommended names 14:17 < bridge> If I make a teeworlds client how should the package be called? 14:18 < bridge> chillerbot 14:18 < bridge> i guess 14:18 < bridge> i work with go as well :owo: 14:18 < bridge> lol 14:18 < bridge> what kind of pkg even? 14:19 < bridge> Idk if I don’t rq tomorrow maybe a lib to make chat bots and stuff 14:19 < bridge> a pkg where tho 14:19 < bridge> Good question xd 14:19 < bridge> it's usually p str84wrd 14:19 < bridge> brah 14:20 < bridge> Go docs mention something about not using abbreviations or more than one word xd 14:20 < bridge> oh a go pkg 14:20 < bridge> no idea 14:20 < bridge> chillerdragon: when rewrite ur chat in go and templ 🤨 14:20 < bridge> https://go.dev/blog/package-names 14:21 < bridge> This is a bit non obvious to me 14:21 < bridge> Sounds like I should call it „teeworlds“ 14:21 < bridge> i mean, yea 14:21 < bridge> There isn’t really conflicting names in go right? 14:21 < bridge> Because you install from source url? 14:27 < bridge> and another one: some strings have `:` in them, some don't 14:28 < bridge> you can have multiple packages with the same name, aslong as the actual source url is different 14:28 < bridge> 14:28 < bridge> for example there are 4 `protobytes` packages: 14:28 < bridge> 14:28 < bridge> ``` 14:28 < bridge> github.com/fuck-clash/protobytes 14:28 < bridge> github.com/siding9241/protobytes 14:28 < bridge> git.hiifong.cc/mirrors/protobytes 14:28 < bridge> github.com/eyslce/protobytes 14:28 < bridge> ``` 14:29 < bridge> ok nvm, 18 packages called protobytes :kek: 14:29 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246440584118407178/image.png?ex=665c65c1&is=665b1441&hm=1876c4ded63938d5473bf766e1e2e62f83e8bb85ccb935d0e9432676eb7ae3e2& 14:35 < bridge> monkeytype added activity thingy as on github 14:35 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246442093891551323/image.png?ex=665c6728&is=665b15a8&hm=1b1102c4d379f6ca5b2e9c6ff1e97477e9f5b2b36dbb5aab39dd54ae959c9c09& 14:36 < bridge> monkeytype added activity thingy as on github 14:36 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246442159926673509/image.png?ex=665c6738&is=665b15b8&hm=a78bba36e3123d9e641b8afe9d713700055d655ee25c8ecdd29d55d949d5f40b& 14:45 < bridge> nice 14:45 < bridge> i can't go past 12 months to see my old activity :feelsbadman: 15:03 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246448999997640836/6d80412201427b90.png?ex=665c6d97&is=665b1c17&hm=3188c920216e8bbfd9bfa6c4c949530c93c95353065b5c7e497faefbdd69d4e6& 15:03 < bridge> wtf 15:03 < bridge> I crashed DDNet by rendering demo into a video with a filename of `?` 15:04 < bridge> white design is prohibited here xd 15:04 < bridge> create issue on gh 15:04 < bridge> I thought it would tell me `Please use a different filename`, but it didn't 15:05 < bridge> You get that message when you cut a demo and use the same name as the original demo 15:06 < bridge> oh well 15:06 < bridge> I discover more and more bugs by translating stuff than by actually playing it 15:06 < bridge> Doesn't crash for me on Windows, which OS and client version are you on? 15:11 < bridge> twcl? idk 15:30 < bridge> Windows 11, 18.2 15:33 < bridge> Do you have a recent crash log in the `dumps` folder in your config dir? 15:35 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246456986489323591/1.RTP?ex=665c7507&is=665b2387&hm=65c73896de4754346092ecb9951ce9e06bb6c94e89b99863fdee6d4f178ace77& 15:35 < bridge> original filename: DDNet\_win64\_crash\_log\_2024-06-01\_16-02-07\_14300\_d858aa41ae7e6307cb96b449503666252b675c00 15:35 < bridge> original filename: DDNet\_win64\_crash\_log\_2024-06-01\_16-02-07\_14300\_d858aa41ae7e6307cb96b449503666252b675c00. RTP 15:35 < bridge> original filename: DDNet\_win64\_crash\_log\_2024-06-01\_16-02-07\_14300\_d858aa41ae7e6307cb96b449503666252b675c00.RTP 15:37 < bridge> so, yeah, kids, don't name your files with forbidden characters 15:40 < bridge> thanks, can be reproduced with 18.2, should be fixed in nightly by #8302 15:40 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/8302 15:41 < bridge> crazy stuff 15:42 < bridge> that's why I love Free Software 15:45 < bridge> and, just in case: 15:45 < bridge> 15:45 < bridge> 1. I press the "Render" button and name video file `?` 15:45 < bridge> 2. I press the "OK" button and it shows up a demo player with the demo stuck on the first frame 15:45 < bridge> 3. I press the "Close demo player" button, and the game crashes 15:50 < bridge> as mentioned, this was reproducable and is fixed now, it will correctly tell you if you're using an invalid string or a duplicate name when you use nightly (beta) 15:51 < bridge> as mentioned, this was reproducable and is fixed now, it will correctly tell you if you're using an invalid string when you use nightly (beta) 15:58 < bridge> Okaaay 16:27 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246470184898793552/df53b7be5f01c6dc.png?ex=665c8152&is=665b2fd2&hm=cc3c794903dcff9ee2ea43678793ad6129eadb143a6fbec2ceaab0aaa6f03255& 16:28 < bridge> I don't even know if it is a nitpick, but if the string for `Please use a different filename` is too long, it makes a new line 16:38 < bridge> That's intentional, the popups message should support multiple lines if the message is longer 16:38 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246472871795232961/image.png?ex=665c83d2&is=665b3252&hm=f637365a641e9d84f05a0ba2056899c3f562a1c1186b98b4f51d81ff6db0a314& 17:06 < bridge> how bad is this @learath2 ? my terminal just closes :kek: 17:06 < bridge> 17:06 < bridge> ```go 17:06 < bridge> package main 17:06 < bridge> 17:06 < bridge> import ( 17:06 < bridge> "fmt" 17:06 < bridge> ) 17:06 < bridge> 17:06 < bridge> func PrimeFactors(n int) []int { 17:06 < bridge> var factors []int 17:06 < bridge> for i := 2; i*i <= n; i++ { 17:06 < bridge> for n%i == 0 { 17:06 < bridge> factors = append(factors, i) 17:06 < bridge> n /= 1 17:06 < bridge> } 17:06 < bridge> } 17:06 < bridge> if n > 1 { 17:06 < bridge> factors = append(factors, n) 17:06 < bridge> } 17:06 < bridge> return factors 17:07 < bridge> } 17:07 < bridge> 17:07 < bridge> func main() { 17:07 < bridge> number := 600851 17:07 < bridge> factors := PrimeFactors(number) 17:07 < bridge> fmt.Printf("factor of %d is: ", number) 17:07 < bridge> for _, factor := range factors { 17:07 < bridge> fmt.Print(factor, " ") 17:07 < bridge> } 17:07 < bridge> } 17:07 < bridge> go hard 17:08 < bridge> one thing i dont like about go is that you have to name things with uppercase letter to make it public and lowercase to make private 17:09 < bridge> yuck 17:10 < bridge> your nested loop looks a little absurd 17:10 < bridge> not a big fan of forced naming or whitespace conventions 17:10 < bridge> anyone's plasma shit the bed when returning from sleep or locked btw 17:10 < bridge> mine does like every time and it's getting old 17:10 < bridge> Yeah this is so annoying, go really needs a better way of doing visibility 17:12 < bridge> I'm guessing you are looking for `if n%i == 0 {; n /= i; }` 17:12 < bridge> i just turned it off 17:12 < bridge> turn what off 17:12 < bridge> the bug? xd 17:13 < bridge> sleep on plasma, it took ages to wake up 17:13 < bridge> oh no 17:13 < bridge> need sleep 17:13 < bridge> power bill 17:13 < bridge> i searched the WWW and couldnt find a good solution, so i just turned it off loll, 17:13 < bridge> i searched the WWW and couldnt find a good solution, so i just turned it off lol 17:13 < bridge> damn 17:14 < bridge> in my case the dock and desktop and things like that go completely unresponsive 17:14 < bridge> and they are kept in place by the window manager but they don't respond so they are just painted with null brush, i.e. whatever was in front of it 17:15 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246482138128322693/IMG_5517.jpg?ex=665c8c74&is=665b3af4&hm=068c41d8bff1fbaaebd2facfa0fcd444e275ba938f4f43c63727d9abcf833821& 17:15 < bridge> hmm 17:15 < bridge> i think u get the picture 17:15 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1246482378025603152/IMG_5518.jpg?ex=665c8cad&is=665b3b2d&hm=0aeb3a50686a1de82878a712aea8e7dc0718f0b21689364871c56bf71bd683e9& 17:16 < bridge> thoroughly fucked up 17:16 < bridge> whatahell - i luckily didnt have that issue XD - my problem was that it took like 3 minutes to actually wake up 17:16 < bridge> that is too long 17:16 < bridge> gg i divided by 1 17:16 < bridge> from sleep or hibernate? 17:17 < bridge> or auto lock 17:17 < bridge> which is neither 17:17 < bridge> sleep 17:17 < bridge> bizarre 17:17 < bridge> i can't rly think of anything that should get in the way of resuming from sleep 17:17 < bridge> ironically my desktop feels smoother on integrated graphics :feelsbadman: 17:17 < bridge> the terrible state of the nvidia driver 17:19 < bridge> the proprietary one has been fine for me for years now 17:19 < bridge> which gpu 17:19 < bridge> when i was running various cards on the 10 series there were very few issues 17:19 < bridge> but i'm on a 3060 now and it's terrible 17:19 < bridge> 1080, so it is on the older side 17:20 < bridge> yeah 10 series was great for me 17:20 < bridge> i ran a 1050, a 1060 6GB and a 1070 TI on the nvidia driver with very few issues 17:22 < bridge> a part of it is that the new driver only supports turing and newer, and iirc when I was using arch before they actually had separate packages for the newest cards at the time. maybe just a different driver eventually got merged or re-configured to be the main nvidia driver as it matured 17:22 < bridge> sry, new driver = OSS driver 17:22 < bridge> 4090 17:22 < bridge> what about it 17:22 < bridge> just little brainwashing 17:22 < bridge> for my not payment from nvidia 17:22 < bridge> i could never afford it 17:22 < bridge> u have a liver 17:22 < bridge>