00:10 <+bridge> the "fly" gametype: https://github.com/unique-clan/fly or https://github.com/SushiTee/teeworlds/tree/Fly 02:08 <+bridge> when whas /tp x y cganget to /tpxy x y? 02:08 <+bridge> i thought we were clear on the status of the /tp overloads 02:09 <+bridge> when whas /tp x y changed to /tpxy x y? 09:41 <+bridge> morning ddneters 09:41 <+bridge> or ddnutters 09:44 <+bridge> 🔩 09:50 <+bridge> #7765 and #7813 09:50 <+bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/issues/7765 09:50 <+bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/7813 11:38 <+bridge> @learath2 11:38 <+bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1257269125131145266/GRY5kKHbcAAKHzA.png?ex=6683ca9e&is=6682791e&hm=0e456aeff8e94fbf82e26a4a0dfffb0ff01a5e20c771b0143ec549f049aa8c3c& 11:56 <+bridge> If I ever achieve something with C, this is how I want to be depicted for future generations 12:09 <+bridge> is there incoming any updates for phone version of game? 12:11 <+bridge> beautiful 12:43 <+bridge> https://github.com/miniupnp/miniupnp/pull/762 12:43 <+bridge> Soon upnp contributor 12:44 <+bridge> that one extra thread increasing buildtime 100% :poggers2: 12:44 <+bridge> chillerdragon: bet that's not on your list yet!! XD 12:44 <+bridge> yep 13:04 <+bridge> <0xdeen> I got a new server, so it's already more than twice as fast! 13:05 <+bridge> :poggers: !!! 13:11 <+bridge> <0xdeen> @fokkonaut Can we get your 128 player code in DDNet btw? 13:12 <+bridge> Of course. I'm a little worried how to port it smoothly though x) It's not the cleanest solution, but one that works well for me regarding most aspects (like team_states, dummy hammer, etc) 13:12 <+bridge> & 0.7 ofc 13:14 <+bridge> <0xdeen> Considering how many servers we have full at 63 players now, I feel like we should give it a try. For the client I'd just add a scroll wheel in scoreboard for now, no other way to show all well. 13:14 <+bridge> I have no client implementation 13:14 <+bridge> <0xdeen> I know 13:14 <+bridge> ah 13:14 <+bridge> Yea, I can give it a try 13:14 <+bridge> <0xdeen> Thank you! 13:14 <+bridge> I mean, porting it 13:14 <+bridge> np 13:15 <+bridge> For now, possibly only as a draft, I'll not clean up the code and instead port it as I use it. 13:15 <+bridge> Can be cleaned up in the future by me or someone else if everything proves to work 13:18 <+bridge> Then we'll have an overview diff at least to see all affected places 13:20 <+bridge> oh god 13:20 <+bridge> 100 players in multeasymap 13:24 <+bridge> 128* 13:25 <+bridge> the 28 players will be racing the actual map or afking 13:33 <+bridge> There is a 0.7 impl for that. Cherrypicking and adding smooth-scrolling via mousewheel would Work nicely im sure (or Just ask bamcane, who initially implemented that) 13:33 <+bridge> https://github.com/teeworlds-community/teeworlds/pull/94 13:45 <+bridge> can you call yourself software engineer without a degree? 13:45 <+bridge> i always had this doubt, but well names are just names 13:53 <+bridge> Mh, you can call yourself one, but there might be situations where you technically might not be allowed to certify something. No idea if there are such requirements anywhere on earth though 13:54 <+bridge> @learath2 are u a software engineer 13:54 <+bridge> am i one 13:54 <+bridge> what is life 13:54 <+bridge> https://tenor.com/view/cliphy-confused-about-life-feelings-gif-13385960 13:54 <+bridge> xd 13:54 <+bridge> Lol 13:54 <+bridge> random gif 13:55 <+bridge> I'm a computer engineer. Not just software 13:55 <+bridge> oh computer 13:55 <+bridge> where is the baseline in knowledge 13:55 <+bridge> to be called one 13:55 <+bridge> or its only the certificate of graduation 13:55 <+bridge> a self learner cant be called one? 13:56 <+bridge> You are probably only missing the random engineering stuff in terms of knowledge 13:57 <+bridge> I actually do not know. Perhaps there are some legal contexts in which you might not want to call yourself one 13:57 <+bridge> https://edgl.dev/ 13:57 <+bridge> i changed the desc, i remembered this interaction https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/1255848838468730922 xd 13:57 <+bridge> omg it says home 13:57 <+bridge> stupid html 13:58 <+bridge> Like maybe certifying software for safety critical stuff. Idk if spain lets computer people certify stuff, very country dependent 14:00 <+bridge> well i didnt mean it for the certification stuff xd 14:01 <+bridge> how is ur golang work going btw+ 14:01 <+bridge> how is ur golang work going btw 14:03 <+bridge> <0xdeen> @remakepower Are you interested in porting this to DDNet?! 14:13 <+bridge> Eh, I already learned all the golang I was interested in, which made it pretty boring now 14:13 <+bridge> iirc in canada you need a engineering license for you to be an engineer. 14:14 <+bridge> I'm so not made for work. I see it as a learning opportunity. Then I get bored when I'm done ingesting information 14:14 <+bridge> startup company when 14:22 <+bridge> What a number, Heinrich Used His vacationMoney for good i See :gigachad: 14:58 <+bridge> I guess we should move towards `std::function` maybe? 15:03 <+bridge> U First :poggers2: 15:06 <+bridge> at some point, we could probably move to some standardized localization library so we don't have to write tools ourselves 15:06 <+bridge> check out https://temporal.io for interesting tech. 15:07 <+bridge> ask the person who wrote the changelog to include it. probably too late for you now 15:11 <+bridge> new blog post https://edgl.dev/blog/rust-fn-size-trick/ 15:12 <+bridge> i mentioned this before but i figured i would put it in a post 15:16 <+bridge> i get screen tearing in the ddnet client even with vsync on; ideas? 15:17 <+bridge> linux or windows? 15:17 <+bridge> vulkan? 15:17 <+bridge> linux vulkan 15:17 <+bridge> wayland? 15:17 <+bridge> x, nvidia 15:17 <+bridge> odd xd 15:17 <+bridge> what does gfx_asyncrender_old say 15:17 <+bridge> it should be 1 15:17 <+bridge> i got a hunch wayland will fix it 15:18 <+bridge> it is 1 15:18 <+bridge> I also spell it, but some people say sequel ^^ 15:18 <+bridge> gfx_render_thread_count 15:18 <+bridge> oh is this new 15:18 <+bridge> it says 3 for me 15:18 <+bridge> for me too 15:18 <+bridge> @jupeyy_keks are u alive? any idea 15:19 <+bridge> @timakro do u use a compositor 15:19 <+bridge> does it have like some vsync setting 15:19 <+bridge> i don't know i just use gnome 15:19 <+bridge> > What fixed for me any type of VSync issues in Gnome shell was this extension: 15:19 <+bridge> > 15:19 <+bridge> > https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1873/disable-unredirect-fullscreen-windows/ 15:19 <+bridge> > 15:19 <+bridge> > https://github.com/kazysmaster/gnome-shell-extension-disable-unredirect 15:19 <+bridge> > 15:19 <+bridge> > The description may be misleading, but since installing it I no longer experience Vsync issues in Firefox and during gaming. Try it, maybe it will help you. It is easy to disable it so I do not think it will cause issues for you. 15:19 <+bridge> from reddit 15:19 <+bridge> It'll do the same thing, with potentially more overhead since it's even less specific 15:20 <+bridge> wayland may fix it too 15:20 <+bridge> also with vsync off my gpu fans make audible noise 15:20 <+bridge> u can limit fps in ddnet 15:20 <+bridge> i limit to 1000 15:20 <+bridge> there is a limit for cpu and gpu 15:20 <+bridge> gfx refresh rate 15:20 <+bridge> and cl_refresh rate 15:21 <+bridge> https://www.phoronix.com/news/RegreSSHion-CVE-2024-6387 15:21 <+bridge> new ssh vulnerability! 15:21 <+bridge> published today 15:21 <+bridge> > A signal handler race condition within the OpenSSH server could lead to unauthenticated remote code execution. Various versions of OpenSSH going back years are affected on Linux. 15:22 <+bridge> > 15:22 <+bridge> > OpenSSH versions earlier than 4.4p1 are vulnerable to this signal handler race condition unless they are patched for CVE-2006-5051 and CVE-2008-4109. 15:22 <+bridge> > 15:22 <+bridge> > Versions from 4.4p1 up to, but not including, 8.5p1 are not vulnerable due to a transformative patch for CVE-2006-5051, which made a previously unsafe function secure. 15:22 <+bridge> > 15:22 <+bridge> > The vulnerability resurfaces in versions from 8.5p1 up to, but not including, 9.8p1 due to the accidental removal of a critical component in a function. 15:22 <+bridge> ChillerDragon: thanks that you reported an issue as well, that helped not forgetting it 15:23 <+bridge> i think i just turn vsync off and set fps limit to 900 and tearing will be so small that it's not visible 15:24 <+bridge> I guess the proper solution would be to inspect the executables to see what dlls they rely on. mind creating an issue? 15:25 <+bridge> As soon as I find the bar in this airport 15:26 <+bridge> maybe 0? because the first `a` is of type `bool`, but the assignment returns `()`, so the second `a` is of type `()` 15:27 <+bridge> oh its rewind time 15:28 <+bridge> this seems more of an issue with our ping calculation and less of an issue of needing to inform all game servers of our player's IP address. we shouldn't save ping values that are just spikes 15:29 <+bridge> ChillerDragon: cool! where do I find it? 15:29 <+bridge> ah, you posted it a few lines later 15:36 <+bridge> @learath2 where is the discord forum at? :kek: 15:37 <+bridge> When I get back. I had to travel 15:37 <+bridge> @learath2 can u get some reimburstment for delays cuz meteorology? 15:37 <+bridge> on flights 15:39 <+bridge> Not for meteorology. If it wouldn't have been safe to operate the flight they won't compensate you beyond a replacement flight 15:40 <+bridge> If they make scheduling mistakes, they will 15:42 <+bridge> Ow okay 16:15 <+bridge> isn it fat af? 16:15 <+bridge> isnt* 16:16 <+bridge> also how does it solve problem of erasing the type 16:16 <+bridge> It is because it has to assume the worst. And the stl kind does not have a move constructor iirc, so it's double bad 16:17 <+bridge> it should go to gym 16:17 <+bridge> its kinda funny that std::function can be casted to function pointer if held without any context 16:17 <+bridge> but can't just become function itself 16:18 <+bridge> it can know the type of puserdata if we use a enum and a tag right? 16:18 <+bridge> this reminds me of rust enum_dispatch 16:18 <+bridge> oh lord 16:18 <+bridge> why should it know the type xd 16:18 <+bridge> why not 16:18 <+bridge> also why not use IGameServer 16:22 <+bridge> oh, coool! 16:23 <+bridge> soon ill be able to link real C functions and use them in my lang 😏 16:23 <+bridge> but only simple types xd 16:24 <+bridge> nicee 16:24 <+bridge> @milkeeycat does ur lang compile to asm directly without llvm? 16:24 <+bridge> it generates nasm 16:24 <+bridge> i can also call C methods in edlang :owo: 16:24 <+bridge> i just dp use c 16:25 <+bridge> oh 16:25 <+bridge> i just do use c 16:25 <+bridge> why not generate assembly? 16:26 <+bridge> ```rust 16:26 <+bridge> 16:26 <+bridge> pub fn main() -> i64 { 16:26 <+bridge> let a: i64 = 0; 16:26 <+bridge> 16:26 <+bridge> let b: &mut i64 = &mut a; 16:26 <+bridge> *b = 2; 16:26 <+bridge> 16:26 <+bridge> return a; 16:26 <+bridge> } 16:26 <+bridge> 16:26 <+bridge> ``` 16:26 <+bridge> its edlang not rust :justatest: 16:26 <+bridge> ```rust 16:26 <+bridge> 16:26 <+bridge> pub fn main() -> i64 { 16:26 <+bridge> let mut a: i64 = 0; 16:26 <+bridge> 16:26 <+bridge> let b: &mut i64 = &mut a; 16:26 <+bridge> *b = 2; 16:26 <+bridge> 16:26 <+bridge> return a; 16:26 <+bridge> } 16:26 <+bridge> 16:26 <+bridge> ``` 16:27 <+bridge> Are you sure? 16:28 <+bridge> master server entry also works for 0.7 16:29 <+bridge> xd 16:31 <+bridge> ChillerDragon: thanks! 16:32 <+bridge> ``` 16:32 <+bridge> // C 16:32 <+bridge> typedef struct { 16:32 <+bridge> uint8_t one; 16:32 <+bridge> uint8_t two; 16:32 <+bridge> uint8_t three; 16:32 <+bridge> } Foo; 16:32 <+bridge> 16:32 <+bridge> void do_smth(Foo *self, uint16_t param1) { 16:32 <+bridge> // do some important stuff 16:32 <+bridge> } 16:33 <+bridge> 16:33 <+bridge> // My lang 16:33 <+bridge> struct Foo { 16:33 <+bridge> uint8_t one; 16:33 <+bridge> uint8_t two; 16:33 <+bridge> uint8_t three; 16:33 <+bridge> 16:33 <+bridge> // use function from C as a method 16:33 <+bridge> extern "C" void do_smth(uint16_t); 16:33 <+bridge> }; 16:33 <+bridge> 16:33 <+bridge> Foo foo = Foo { 16:33 <+bridge> ... 16:33 <+bridge> ... 16:33 <+bridge> ... 16:33 <+bridge> }; 16:33 <+bridge> foo.do_smth(69420); 16:33 <+bridge> ``` 16:33 <+bridge> i also had an idea to do smth like that but i dunno it that makes sense xd 16:33 <+bridge> ChillerDragon: just noticed that variables.h and config_variables.h have been merged. kind of funny that the TODO to do this was there for 13 years :D 16:37 <+bridge> @heinrich5991 how can u donate 509€ 16:37 <+bridge> For a russian server 16:50 <+bridge> pong 16:51 <+bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1257347747028402276/image.png?ex=668413d7&is=6682c257&hm=4cb167a0e9c3caf258ca239caf25c5a114d80bf95f5cf794e0d1715e49e5c065& 16:51 <+bridge> ehm do you get my webchat messages? 16:53 <+bridge> Nop 16:59 <+bridge> wot list xd 17:01 <+bridge> oh wow all my msgs to timakro lost 17:01 <+bridge> i am spamming this channel since 15 hours 17:02 <+bridge> @timakro: it has this projectile hitting bug since 13 years? xd 17:02 <+bridge> Then you can just edit the code to remove projectiles hitting right? 17:02 <+bridge> or do you want to avoid compiling such a old source and work only with the binary? 17:02 <+bridge> reminds me of some story where microsoft lost some source code and binary patched some bug in one of their products or something like that xd 17:03 <+bridge> @solayer: everything is possible some things are more work than others. Why should your client do? I built a py lib covering most of the 0.6 and 0.7 protocol parsing but its not a full client yet 17:03 <+bridge> @timakro: builds fine on my machine :D woah is that battle fly? i thought it was fastcap 17:03 <+bridge> Ayo any chance someone wants to proof read my snapshot delta documentation and check for correctness and possible improvements? @patiga the random issue owner bot has assigned you to this task :p 17:03 <+bridge> https://chillerdragon.github.io/teeworlds-protocol/07/snap_items.html#snapshot_deltas 17:06 <+bridge> @timakro: yea having git lens which shows the commit date really made me wanna open an issue on ddnet finally fixing variables.h xd 17:08 <+bridge> @0xdeen: woah i did not expect you to get interested in 128. That would be so cool! What happend to the collison O(O^N\*420) problems? ddos attack surface? potato vps? I mean F-DDrace is running smooth since years but not sure if it proofs that it will be flawless for ddnet. 17:09 <+ChillerDragon> ping 17:10 <+bridge> pong 17:11 <+bridge> `err_cannotsendtochan` fml 17:13 <+bridge> ok somehow my js irc client became read only xd 17:14 <+bridge> ill be a lurker from now on then 17:37 <+bridge> chillerdragon: athanks 17:44 <+ChillerDragon> @solayer what should your client do? are you still planning to do it? 18:11 <+bridge> ChillerDragon: 18:11 <+bridge> > Those three values are packed integers so their size might be 1 to 4 bytes. 18:11 <+bridge> packed ints can be up to 5 bytes long (not '1 to 4') 18:11 <+bridge> all values in the snap delta are packed integers, so the sentence is a bit misleading 18:11 <+bridge> 18:11 <+bridge> maybe write that you are talking about the network connection. in demos, the deltas apply differently and the keyframes have a differently encoded snapshot 18:11 <+bridge> explicitly say that `size` is the amount of i32/ints 18:11 <+bridge> maybe point out that type_id, id id thrown together in the deleted items, but separate integers in the item diffs 18:12 <+bridge> you could create a visual overview over the entire snap delta, like you did for the single snap item 18:12 <+bridge> some of those might be nits, please take them as suggestions :) 18:20 <+bridge> if you want, you could try to reorder the paragraphs: 18:20 <+bridge> First put into context what a delta/snapshot is, when the server sends it (end of paragraph 'All snapshot items are deltas') 18:20 <+bridge> Then describe the layout of the full delta (start of ('All snapshot items are deltas, 'Snapshot data format') 18:20 <+bridge> Then go over to the snapshot items 18:20 <+bridge> 18:20 <+bridge> (though that might be a bit too much change, I think its also good rn) 18:31 <+bridge> nice! my touch screen will work with ddnet? ^^ (also @_noby) 18:33 <+bridge> could probably be fixed by @learath2, I think he proxies the webhook from github 18:34 <+bridge> I filter some. I'll have to take a look at why it happens 18:35 <+bridge> ChillerDragon: yes! tests are cool, and designing a nice test system is hard. e.g. I don't know how to test UI applications. but it'd be really nice if the ddnet client was also properly tested (e.g. firefox definitely has UI tests) 18:35 <+bridge> egyt: is Hz different in different languages? 18:47 <+bridge> OMGGGGG things get real 18:47 <+bridge> why it's so huge :justatest: 18:47 <+bridge> there more 07 stuff than everything else 18:50 <+bridge> translation os phonetically possible, as some languages like russian don't have the Latin H. but usually with such unit's it's international. 18:50 <+bridge> not sure what it would improve to put the gameservers into containers… they're already a single executable. probably mostly makes debugging more difficult 18:50 <+bridge> is 18:51 <+bridge> linux repositories contain fully open-source binaries of ddnet 18:51 <+bridge> Hz in russian is Гц 18:51 <+bridge> cuz Герц 18:52 <+bridge> Would make our deployment simpler and more reproducible 18:52 <+bridge> H translates to G 18:52 <+bridge> cuz no H 18:52 <+bridge> it should have been be Херц but idk it just got more popular ig 18:52 <+bridge> hmmm. shouldn't it try to install from source then? 18:53 <+bridge> Hamburger classic Gamburger 18:53 <+bridge> Why not Х do you happen to know? 18:53 <+bridge> xd 18:53 <+bridge> I use zfs everywhere. works quite nicely. sometimes I can't upgrade the kernel to the latest version 18:53 <+bridge> different pronouncation did the thing 18:53 <+bridge> I'm now running btrfs, so far so good 18:54 <+bridge> X is more of a Ch 18:54 <+bridge> nop 18:54 <+bridge> or a spanish J of Juan 18:54 <+bridge> Ch sounds way off 18:54 <+bridge> timing mostly, I believe 18:55 <+bridge> the german Ch, not the english Ch. 18:55 <+bridge> wait is Hertz = Görtz 18:55 <+bridge> It's like the "ch" in "Loch" or German "Bach" yeah 18:55 <+bridge> Charakter f.e. 18:56 <+bridge> ChillerDragon: aged like milk :p 18:56 <+bridge> what's correct way to pronounce Heinrich? 18:56 <+bridge> Hi 18:56 <+bridge> Hi-n 18:57 <+bridge> that sounds like a weird thing… probably every language has zealots. C and C++ definitely do 18:57 <+bridge> Heinrich = Генрих 18:58 <+bridge> `%s/foo/bar/c`. the `c` makes it selective 18:58 <+bridge> what's `caw`? I know `ci"` which deletes everything in double quotes 18:58 <+bridge> Assuming SDL touch input works for your platform, I didn't have any luck with Windows 18:59 <+bridge> гаынрищ 18:59 <+bridge> what 18:59 <+bridge> hi-n-risch 18:59 <+bridge> yes 18:59 <+bridge> a is a"round" 18:59 <+bridge> mor or less 18:59 <+bridge> So it also gets the quotes 19:00 <+bridge> juan!! 19:00 <+bridge> I still believe the х is much closer to h than g. G is not even a fricative anymore 19:00 <+bridge> Sounds absurd 19:00 <+bridge> its easier to pronounce g than h as first consonant 19:01 <+bridge> X in catalan sounds like sh 19:01 <+bridge> i think 19:01 <+bridge> Xavi 19:01 <+bridge> oh its more like ch 19:01 <+bridge> Good thing we don't have "x" in Esperanto 19:01 <+bridge> well depends on the position 19:01 <+bridge> the english ch 19:01 <+bridge> ? 19:01 <+bridge> baixa vs Xavi 19:01 <+bridge> xd 19:02 <+bridge> Xavi is said like cha·vee 19:02 <+bridge> k 19:02 <+bridge> and baixa 19:02 <+bridge> is like bye-sha 19:02 <+bridge> it will 19:02 <+bridge> Baixa feels more chinese than catalan 😄 19:02 <+bridge> lol no 19:03 <+bridge> baixa aquí 19:03 <+bridge> what are you doing? sounds interesting ^^ 19:03 <+bridge> its like saying come here 19:03 <+bridge> baixa aqui 19:04 <+bridge> I just noticed my french is godawful now. It was never great but now I sound wrong too 😄 19:04 <+bridge> libffi didnt work cuz i dont know how tou emulate the i128 bit type with 16 byte align 19:04 <+bridge> I need to refrench 19:04 <+bridge> do u know spanish? 19:04 <+bridge> Can't you specify an alignment for a specific struct? 19:04 <+bridge> i always find funny spanish is among the top spoken languages 19:04 <+bridge> I know no spanish at all 19:04 <+bridge> key. will be hard otherwise 19:05 <+bridge> Vamos 19:05 <+bridge> a la playa 19:05 <+bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1257381525821853747/image.png?ex=6684334c&is=6682e1cc&hm=2e1f359ad8beac3d770ef6dbc1ec0a44134ecc2882969f359b97453b99dbf055& 19:05 <+bridge> open-source apps are allowed on ios 19:05 <+bridge> despacito 19:06 <+bridge> The spanish kinda conquered the world, killed the natives, planted their own people there and left 19:06 <+bridge> @heinrich5991 https://github.com/fokkonaut/F-DDrace/commit/5fae8676a091ea3237f53d6c6fbcbbaa57453344 19:06 <+bridge> I don't verify the packet currently 19:06 <+bridge> but it cant break anything, it's just a hash being sent 19:06 <+bridge> haha 19:06 <+bridge> its said the spanish once had enough territory that the sun was always up 19:06 <+bridge> or maybe i made that up 19:07 <+bridge> @learath2 lot of south americans joke about spain needing to return the stolen gold xd 19:07 <+bridge> but they dont know most south americans are immigrants from europe 19:07 <+bridge> like argentinians, most have italian parents or grandpas 19:08 <+bridge> No you did not. It was used to refer to the spanish then the british empires at their times 19:08 <+bridge> what do u think about this invention 19:08 <+bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1257382431019765781/51hWU14BiNL._AC_SL1468_.jpg?ex=66843424&is=6682e2a4&hm=8e9a1a741fdc5fad63d6c06ddd276c2b6beec6018aeefa58b27a9f3e6f5eae48& 19:09 <+bridge> modern fan but no noise? xd 19:09 <+bridge> It's 😎 19:09 <+bridge> i want to buy one 19:09 <+bridge> Depending on price I might consider it 19:09 <+bridge> found this fro 280€ 19:09 <+bridge> they a bit expensive 19:09 <+bridge> No way on earth am I paying 280 for a fan 19:09 <+bridge> chillerdragon: yea. I (accidentally) took a break from ddnet, but it was good, I think. I'll review this PR if I happen to go through PRs again 19:10 <+bridge> it also filters 19:10 <+bridge> It better 19:10 <+bridge> anyway the key point is its way more silent 19:10 <+bridge> If it also cleans, I might consider it 19:11 <+bridge> this one is rowenta 19:11 <+bridge> but the expensive one is from Dyson 19:11 <+bridge> @learath2 wanna see the funniest shit 19:11 <+bridge> get the 800€ dyson one 19:11 <+bridge> this is a dyson invention 19:12 <+bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1257383217086992444/Dyson-zone-1_trans_NvBQzQNjv4BqdUtpIx0in8Ny-w3cMmD2wZrqcnqs16-SvTUWJfMdbUU.webp?ex=668434e0&is=6682e360&hm=2f2024afd23b808a2f824ce451f88afeaceca4f26db99e47c52e92059b3183dc& 19:12 <+bridge> imagine going out with this 19:12 <+bridge> its a air filter 19:12 <+bridge> cyberpunk vibes 19:12 <+bridge> https://edgl.dev/blog/rust-fn-size-trick/ cool blog post. could you maybe link the last example to github? 19:12 <+bridge> I am so enjoying my new laptop. 16 cores and 64g of ram is so cool 19:12 <+bridge> > everything is possible some things are more work than others. 19:12 <+bridge> 19:12 <+bridge> - ChillerDragon 2024 19:12 <+bridge> > everything is possible some things are more work than others. 19:12 <+bridge> 19:12 <+bridge> \- ChillerDragon 2024 19:12 <+bridge> gotta kneel before this godly creature. 19:12 <+bridge> it'll do the same thing, but we could use closures and get type safety 19:12 <+bridge> nice 19:14 <+bridge> it was hard to pay the servers, I donated because I wanted ddnet rus to stay up (like all other servers, too) 19:14 <+bridge> Oh also, neverssl.com is quite useful if you ever find yourself struggling to connect to a hotspot outside 19:15 <+bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1257383995801604158/image.png?ex=66843599&is=6682e419&hm=0689dd51eac588a06b373a646b2a037db9532a71a1827c8d1bb61a4935bfdf00& 19:15 <+bridge> my post got some traction kek 19:15 <+bridge> it happens because github is broken. I also get the email twice 19:15 <+bridge> Ah, well my stateless filter can't handle that 19:16 <+bridge>