01:44 < bridge> this doesn't work because then the server cant verify that your password is the same as the one saved in the database 01:45 < bridge> if you take a password which the server doesn't know and apply anything extra in the hash then the server no longer knows anything 01:45 < bridge> if you are just responding with the random string to prevent CSRF then the hash provides no extra security again 01:47 < bridge> the content you send to the server is pretty much always sensitive in this regard 01:47 < bridge> unless the server knows your plaintext password before you sent it 02:08 < bridge> that actually works with zero knowledge proofs ^ 02:08 < bridge> that actually works with zero knowledge proofs ^^ 02:08 < bridge> crypto magic 02:08 < bridge> but I know nothing that implements that 02:09 < bridge> you're correct that everyone is just sending the encrypted password via TLS 02:12 < bridge> C: 02:18 < ws-client> @ryozuki https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzXEsactdT4 02:50 < bridge> It's easier on discord so i'll tell you here. First of all since , all static variables should be prefixed with `s_` not `m_`. `m_` is reserved for member variables of a class or struct. The two variables `m_Verified` and `m_VerifyTries` should be member variables of the class `CMenus` in this case. the output of`pGet->Result(cChar, cSize);` is never used anywhere and you don't actually need the result so just remove that. (You can also look at `C 02:50 < bridge> It's easier on discord so i'll tell you here. First of all since , all static variables should be prefixed with `s_` not `m_`. `m_` is reserved for member variables of a class or struct. The two variables `m_Verified` and `m_VerifyTries` should be member variables of the class `CMenus` in this case. the output of`pGet->Result(cChar, cSize);` is never used anywhere and you don't actually need the result so just remove that. (You can also look at `C 02:50 < bridge> It's easier on discord so i'll tell you here. First of all since , all static variables should be prefixed with `s_` not `m_`. `m_` is reserved for member variables of a class or struct. The two variables `m_Verified` and `m_VerifyTries` should be member variables of the class `CMenus` in this case. the output of`pGet->Result(cChar, cSize);` is never used anywhere and you don't actually need the result so just remove that. (You can also look at `C 02:51 < bridge> @mazty 02:51 < bridge> It's easier on discord so i'll tell you here. First of all since , all static variables should be prefixed with `s_` not `m_`. `m_` is reserved for member variables of a class or struct. The two variables `m_Verified` and `m_VerifyTries` should be member variables of the class `CMenus` in this case. the output of`pGet->Result(cChar, cSize);` is never used anywhere and you don't actually need the result so just remove that. (You can also look at `C 02:59 < bridge> discord code review 03:01 < bridge> xd 03:01 < bridge> i fear this small window would delete all my text and randomly close. i don't trust it 03:01 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1270909837118668851/image.png?ex=66b56a85&is=66b41905&hm=f063322a3b8e371c678b7d646d41181107e2f3478551dbc1071db61e45b1473e& 03:02 < bridge> is there a way to maximize it? xd 03:02 < bridge> no but it wont 03:02 < bridge> it doesn't lose your text even if you navigate away 03:03 < bridge> you can also annotate individual lines. if you don't like the review form, you could also leave a normal comment 03:04 < bridge> It's easier on discord so i'll tell you here. First of all since , all static variables should be prefixed with `s_` not `m_`. `m_` is reserved for member variables of a class or struct. The two variables `m_Verified` and `m_VerifyTries` should be member variables of the class `CMenus` in this case. the output of`pGet->Result(cChar, cSize);` is never used anywhere and you don't actually need the result so just remove that. (You can also look at `C 03:04 < bridge> i will sleep gn 03:04 < bridge> nighty night 05:21 < bridge> ok that's hella disrespectful lol 05:22 < bridge> he's taking the time to review ur code and u just say lol 05:22 < bridge> w/e you'll hear the same shit from heinrich and u know it won't get merged unless u fix it 07:44 < bridge> morning fellas hody 07:44 < bridge> morning fellas howdy 07:44 < bridge> Gm 08:22 < bridge> Morning nix enjoyers and others 08:24 < bridge> Perhaps the lol was because discord code review is unusual? 🙃 08:31 < bridge> on my way to becoming godot contributors 08:31 < bridge> their editor seriously needs some UX works 08:33 < bridge> Gm 08:33 < bridge> Gm 08:33 < bridge> norming 08:33 < bridge> Maybe had he followed up addressing any of the issues lol 08:36 < bridge> american bait 08:37 < bridge> is howdy reserved for merica 08:37 < bridge> https://www.darpa.mil/program/translating-all-c-to-rust @ryozuki 08:38 < bridge> ye i sent this some time ago xdd 08:38 < bridge> TRACTOR 08:38 < bridge> Ah, must’ve missed it 08:38 < bridge> im doing something unusual 08:38 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1270994516920504434/image.png?ex=66b5b962&is=66b467e2&hm=d78e82bdaaf2bfcc19b5223bd077d41c22c3fdb2ec60eb1ee7c0c97da6535394& 08:38 < bridge> Us best country 🦅 08:38 < bridge> it's new to me. || (it's not actualy) || 08:39 < bridge> is it written in rust? 08:40 < bridge> *it could be* 08:40 < bridge> https://github.com/valence-rs/valence 08:41 < bridge> awesome 08:41 < bridge> Note: Valence is currently undergoing a major rewrite. See #620 for details. 08:41 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/620 08:42 < bridge> red flag 08:43 < bridge> whitespace-only diff with word wrap... :justatest: 08:43 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1270995854206963743/IMG_6267.png?ex=66b5baa1&is=66b46921&hm=0cfb3ce8ffcc61bbad480c57415ebc929d69a886f079127363636748234dec8c& 08:56 < bridge> I was the original chillerdragon 09:16 < bridge> ```rust 09:16 < bridge> pub trait ArchitectureClone { 09:16 < bridge> fn clone_box(&self) -> Arch; 09:16 < bridge> } 09:16 < bridge> 09:16 < bridge> pub trait Architecture: ArchitectureClone { 09:16 < bridge> ... 09:16 < bridge> } 09:16 < bridge> 09:16 < bridge> pub type Arch = Box; 09:16 < bridge> 09:16 < bridge> impl ArchitectureClone for T 09:16 < bridge> where 09:16 < bridge> T: 'static + Architecture + Clone, 09:16 < bridge> { 09:16 < bridge> fn clone_box(&self) -> Arch { 09:16 < bridge> Box::new(self.clone()) 09:16 < bridge> } 09:16 < bridge> } 09:16 < bridge> 09:16 < bridge> impl Clone for Arch { 09:16 < bridge> fn clone(&self) -> Self { 09:16 < bridge> self.clone_box() 09:16 < bridge> } 09:16 < bridge> } 09:16 < bridge> ``` 09:16 < bridge> the most "advanced" rust code I've written so far :justatest: 09:19 < bridge> ```rust 09:19 < bridge> pub trait ArchitectureClone { 09:19 < bridge> fn clone_box(&self) -> Arch; 09:19 < bridge> } 09:19 < bridge> 09:19 < bridge> pub trait Architecture: ArchitectureClone { 09:19 < bridge> ... 09:19 < bridge> } 09:19 < bridge> 09:19 < bridge> pub type Arch = Box; 09:19 < bridge> 09:19 < bridge> impl ArchitectureClone for T 09:19 < bridge> where 09:19 < bridge> T: 'static + Architecture + Clone, 09:19 < bridge> { 09:19 < bridge> fn clone_box(&self) -> Arch { 09:19 < bridge> Box::new(self.clone()) 09:19 < bridge> } 09:19 < bridge> } 09:19 < bridge> 09:19 < bridge> impl Clone for Arch { 09:19 < bridge> fn clone(&self) -> Self { 09:19 < bridge> self.clone_box() 09:19 < bridge> } 09:19 < bridge> } 09:20 < bridge> ``` 09:20 < bridge> the most "advanced" rust code I've written so far just to be able to clone trait object :justatest: 09:48 < ws-client> i just tried writing into the `r7` register <:justatest:572499997178986510> 10:05 < bridge> is there any way to make a script for ddnet that will use commands in the console? for example, I want to make it so that when the time changes, my nickname changes for that time 10:06 < bridge> or not allowed? 10:12 < ws-client> @shibastik I am not a lawyer. And this is not legal advice. But ddnet generally bans automating inputs. While usually allowing everything that is possible with the official client. 10:13 < ws-client> One thing that is possible with the official client is using a external scripting language to check the time and then send a console command to the client via fifo 10:13 < bridge> ah ok 10:13 < ws-client> i would not consider changing the nickname "automating inputs" but not sure if that will hold up in court 10:13 < bridge> that is, other clients such as cactus are also banned? 10:13 < ws-client> i do not know cactus client 10:13 < ws-client> wat it do 10:14 < bridge> change visual effects 10:14 < ws-client> thats fine 10:14 < bridge> chillerdragon: how's the asmr client doing? 10:15 < bridge> Anything Not altering gameplay to your Advantage in any way is tolerated for noe, you changing your Name every Minute might be Seen as Spam and If reported could get you muted i guess 10:16 < bridge> can I report tees who change colors when they press a/d 10:16 < bridge> lol no 10:16 < bridge> this is console command 10:16 < bridge> f1 10:16 < bridge> bind 10:16 < bridge> binds 10:17 < ws-client> @milkeeycat im stuck on huffman since a few days 10:17 < ws-client> i now am in the print driven debugging stage but the only bugs i find are in my printers 10:17 < bridge> You have 39272 languages to choose from where someone implemented huffmann :justatest: 10:17 < bridge> understandable 10:18 < ws-client> Yes I mostly look at the official C++ implementation because its closest to assembly @meloƞ 10:18 < bridge> Fair enough 10:18 < ws-client> I slowly get the feeling tho that my asm skills progressed 10:19 < bridge> *tries to write into r7* 10:19 < ws-client> -.- 10:19 < ws-client> i was looking for some register i did not use yet in that function xd 10:19 < ws-client> r7 seemed like a good option 10:19 < bridge> use stack xd 10:19 < ws-client> yeye 10:19 < bridge> or call `malloc` xd 10:19 < ws-client> I actually became more comfortable with using the stack 10:20 < ws-client> no i dont depend on libc 10:20 < ws-client> cuz bloat 10:20 < bridge> milkeey hmu when your language is good enough that i'm able to write huffmann in it 10:20 < bridge> i don't feel comfortable with raw dawging stack 10:20 < ws-client> wait or is malloc a system call? 10:20 < bridge> i always confute top and bottom of the stack xddd 10:21 < ws-client> ye directions are a bit wonkey 10:21 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1271020344160944148/image.png?ex=66b5d170&is=66b47ff0&hm=6118288c09d3c9b5c739e34066c9fd017be6bb7b8095b03c7599fd1e80cbac2b& 10:21 < ws-client> my bigger problem is the maffs 10:21 < bridge> ooooh ye 10:21 < ws-client> + and - of numbers from 1-8 are crazy complicated 10:22 < bridge> @milkeeycat: looks like libc 10:24 < ws-client> @shibastik https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1723105363.png 10:24 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1723105406.png 10:24 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1723105423.png 10:24 < bridge> wow 10:24 < bridge> what it this 10:25 < bridge> cool names :justatest: 10:25 < ws-client> me changing my name to "pidor" then changing it 3 seconds later to the current date using a script 10:25 < bridge> wow 10:25 < ws-client> i chose bash as my scripting language but you can also use python or whatever works for you 10:25 < bridge> and how to connect to ddnet? 10:25 < bridge> Its fifo, (File Input File Output) it basically executes what you Send the Client through it, ddnet automatically opens a fifo Server with which you can communicate with it, (Open your Client, Press F1 and Search for fifo 10:26 < ws-client> via fifp 10:26 < ws-client> FIFO 10:26 < bridge> FIIIFO 10:26 < ws-client> put `cl_input_fifo fifofile.fifo` in your config and write to that file from your script 10:26 < bridge> will the tee jump if you use `+jump`? 10:27 < bridge> hard im dont know how 10:28 < bridge> Can batch files be executed from the f1 console? 10:28 < bridge> kinda like cfg files 10:28 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1271022218444406794/image.png?ex=66b5d32f&is=66b481af&hm=c930cb946dbd7f6c6829e4e7261fe74506224ac2ff6a039578f02541159840af& 10:30 < bridge> where im can download visual studio lol? 10:30 < ws-client> @milkeeycat no the + stuff is cursed 10:30 < ws-client> so there is no botting possible with the console. Which is a feature. 10:30 < bridge> :feelsbadman: 10:31 < ws-client> @sans._. yes 10:31 < ws-client> wait what 10:31 < ws-client> not batch files 10:31 < ws-client> i red "ban files" xd 10:32 < bridge> :think_bot: 10:32 < ws-client> the ddnet console can not launch anything other than config files and your browser 10:32 < bridge> You dont need to Code it 10:32 < bridge> (in c++) 10:33 < bridge> true, all you need is neovim :greenthing: 10:33 < bridge> not if I want to learn how to write Python scripts. 10:33 < bridge> and more languages 10:34 < bridge> A Text Editor is all you need, visual Studio is Specialized for the C lang familx 10:34 < bridge> A Text Editor is all you need, visual Studio is Specialized for the C lang family 10:34 < bridge> Get one with LSP Support (vsc, sublime Text) 10:36 < bridge> lol 10:36 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1271024100055191635/image.png?ex=66b5d4ef&is=66b4836f&hm=55bdf8aa6712ba64646bddd8b5d0e51c2b84d019d43ebb4df795f2f983f6ef99& 10:36 < bridge> im silly 10:36 < bridge> :gigachad: 10:36 < bridge> what 10:36 < bridge> im activated idk 10:36 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1271024187364081746/image.png?ex=66b5d504&is=66b48384&hm=3a830697ee8e97ee9a8420662372c4a1ab5aaaf0e8d6cd88a5b14656184f9063& 10:36 < bridge> how to disable it 10:36 < bridge> Ctrl+shift+D 10:36 < bridge> ty 10:43 < bridge> I wrote the cl_input_fifo test.fifo in the console and how to turn it off? 10:44 < bridge> ah 10:44 < bridge> im founded 10:49 < bridge> sounds like you want an `Arc` instead 10:52 < bridge> I guess i can use `Rc`, my program is not multi threaded 10:52 < bridge> that also works 10:54 < bridge> There're just moments when borrow chekers yaps that I can't call a function because value is borrowed from previous call. I just slap `.clone()` 10:57 < bridge> youtube dont work in russia now:( 10:57 < bridge> but the architecture is a thing that shouldn't change over the runtime of the program, right? then `Rc<>` is usually preferable 10:59 < bridge> where to find the scripting manual in ddnet 11:10 < bridge> sadness 11:10 < bridge> lua support when 11:10 < bridge> :)) 11:10 < bridge> someone called the lua police 11:10 < bridge> perhaps 11:11 < bridge> isn't adding lua is basically adding native botting support lol 11:11 < bridge> isn't adding lua basically adding native botting support lol 11:11 < bridge> as long as lua scripts cannot send network packages and alter input 11:11 < bridge> depends on whether you give lua access to input 11:11 < bridge> it can work 11:12 < bridge> but lua suggs 11:12 < bridge> Biggest thing I want for binds is some sort of logic, basic if statements at least 11:12 < bridge> lmao 11:12 < bridge> what's your preferred embedded scipting lang 11:12 < bridge> u want cheating 11:12 < bridge> best is ofc native, but after that wasm 11:12 < bridge> dummy bind gonna be wild after lua 11:13 < bridge> how would that result into cheating? :Thonk: 11:13 < bridge> I just wanna make a fancy ahh bind menu 11:13 < bridge> can you even embed native code? well i guess as dyn lib 11:13 < bridge> you can probably do that with config files today 11:13 < bridge> well what can the if check. 11:13 < bridge> ifs allow jumping 11:13 < bridge> that is already a huge tool 11:14 < bridge> with exec you can probably even do loops 11:14 < bridge> yup 11:14 < bridge> conditional* 11:14 < bridge> is teeworlds console turing complete 11:15 < bridge> yeah theoretically that ofc works. 11:15 < bridge> 11:15 < bridge> i think it might even make sense to allow that for server side mods, bcs it won't loose as much performance to vms, but yeah native is always risky ^^ 11:15 < bridge> Lua is hot tho 11:16 < bridge> you come to lua jail 11:16 < bridge> I do not think so 11:16 < bridge> server issued native infinite loop 11:16 < bridge> your pc is hot running lua, that i agree with 11:16 < bridge> I paid for every transistor. I'll use every transistor 11:16 < bridge> factorio mods :plsnomore: 11:17 < bridge> ah the factario gang 11:17 < bridge> honestly if native is perferred for mod, might as well just start with source code anyway 11:17 < bridge> that game is like 200 years old 11:17 < bridge> they didnt even have wasm back then 11:17 < bridge> xddd 11:17 < bridge> is wasm that much faster? 11:17 < bridge> sure, but it's maybe nice to have hot reloading and shit 11:17 < bridge> wasm is fastest in the west 11:18 < bridge> faster than his shadow 11:18 < bridge> a problem of wasm is that you kinda need a toolchain installed to code with it. with lua, you can start with a text editor 11:18 < bridge> i imagine it still depends on whether you jit it? 11:18 < bridge> i mean u need a lua interpreter 😄 11:19 < bridge> no, lua looses, wasm is king 11:19 < bridge> there was a benchmark site 11:19 < bridge> maybe i find it 11:19 < bridge> but that ships with the game. we should have a similar good story for end users should we add wasm, IMO 11:19 < bridge> https://programming-language-benchmarks.vercel.app/wasm-vs-lua 11:20 < bridge> here it even looses against wasmtime, that isnt even the fastest wasm runtime 11:20 < bridge> vercel 11:20 < bridge> what do you mean? the wasm compiler ofc ships too 11:20 < bridge> oof our company blocked all vercel apps apparently 11:21 < bridge> https://programming--language--benchmarks-vercel-app.translate.goog/wasm-vs-lua?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp&_x_tr_hist=true 11:21 < bridge> there was a time where that worked :lol: 11:21 < bridge> the end user can just edit a lua script. I'd like a similarly good story for a wasm backend 11:22 < bridge> they can just code wasm 11:22 < bridge> how? edit a binary? 11:22 < bridge> yeah 11:22 < bridge> well, no 11:22 < bridge> yeah but you are just lua fanboy and do your arguments again.. installing rust compiler is ez af 11:22 < bridge> 11:22 < bridge> and as said, the wasm runtime can also host a lua runtime 11:22 < bridge> if u want lua, do it in wasm 11:23 < bridge> is wat runnable or it still needs to be compiled. 11:23 < bridge> wat is text right? 11:23 < bridge> there is a wat feature u can enable 11:23 < bridge> I'm showing that wasm might not be obviously better than wasm in every way 11:23 < bridge> @tsfreddie https://www.assemblyscript.org/ 11:23 < bridge> wasm better than wasm 11:23 < bridge> I'm showing that wasm might not be obviously better than lua in every way 11:24 < bridge> i was just about to ask whether assemblyscript would be losing the point for using wasm since it needs a GC runtime in wasm 11:24 < bridge> you can always find some argument against smth.. i can also ship a full rust compiler with the client.. i just dont do it 11:24 < bridge> bcs installing rust is ez enough 11:24 < bridge> I don't really understand how to write scripts for ddnet in python and what is echo 11:24 < bridge> do you use assemblyscript? I mean you do lot of typescript dont u? 11:24 < bridge> maybe u tested it already 11:24 < bridge> I'm not sure what to do with "you can always find some argument against something". seems pretty much discussion ending 11:25 < bridge> i used it like twice 11:25 < bridge> ever 11:25 < bridge> yes, that is the goal 11:25 < bridge> never start discussions with heinrich. you admitted yourself that you purposely do counter arguments 11:25 < bridge> even if u are not behind them 11:25 < bridge> i think that's how discussion works? 11:26 < bridge> yes, but that is not how getting further works 11:26 < bridge> Hmm in lua you just need the source code and the lua interperter/compiler. what do you need in wasm? 11:26 < bridge> it's not like we are seriously considering adding scripting to ddnet 11:26 < bridge> *right?8 11:26 < bridge> *right?* 11:26 < bridge> well depends on what your goal is. 11:26 < bridge> 11:26 < bridge> if u want to code in cpp or rust, you need a cpp or rust compiler 11:27 < bridge> 😓 11:27 < bridge> i love that people always think heinrich opposes everything. 11:27 < bridge> :justatest: 11:27 < bridge> in this case where do lua and wasm differ? 11:28 < bridge> for the end user: probably lua is easier to handle 11:28 < bridge> wasm is _kinda_ binary. so the goal is to allow many languages 11:28 < bridge> you need a toolchain to compile something to wasm which is additional work for the user. 11:28 < bridge> unless you are a programmer 11:28 < bridge> but you can still compile a lua interpreter to wasm and use that inside your wasm module 😄 11:29 < bridge> so e.g. if we want physics lua intergreation, you can simply do it in rust as you'd do it, and give that wasm module the lua scripts 11:29 < bridge> (not luajit though) 11:29 < bridge> :O 11:29 < bridge> can anyone explain why second way doens't work 11:29 < bridge> 11:29 < bridge> ```rust 11:29 < bridge> fn main() { 11:29 < bridge> let val = Rc::new(0x45u8); 11:29 < bridge> 11:29 < bridge> foo(val.clone()); 11:29 < bridge> } 11:29 < bridge> 11:29 < bridge> fn foo(mut r: Rc) { 11:29 < bridge> Rc::get_mut(&mut r); // can 11:29 < bridge> r.get_mut(); // cant 11:29 < bridge> } 11:29 < bridge> ``` 11:29 < bridge> also lua kinda acts as a twofer since ts2lua exists 11:29 < bridge> it's quite popular for dota modding 11:30 < bridge> but with wasm i can code my shit in rust 11:30 < bridge> *kinda* being the keyword 11:30 < bridge> and dont need to learn this ugly language 11:30 < bridge> biased 11:30 < bridge> you can just do server mod in rust as a dyn lib yourself tho 11:30 < bridge> https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/rc/struct.Rc.html#method.get_mut 11:30 < bridge> if you know rust and native i think you would just do that 11:30 < bridge> it takes `&mut Rc` as an argument, not `&mut self` 11:30 < bridge> i mean i see wasm2lua 11:30 < bridge> shit 11:31 < bridge> purge github 11:31 < bridge> but in any way, now completely unrelated 11:31 < bridge> the hardest part isnt even lua or wasm 11:31 < bridge> it's what kind of modding you want 11:31 < bridge> true 11:32 < bridge> languages are just easier for bikeshedding 😦 11:32 < bridge> chatgpt explain bikeshedding 11:32 < bridge> you can do your modding to have many entry points for modding. like in every function. 11:32 < bridge> 11:32 < bridge> Or do it module wise (like a whole physics module), that is kinda what i choose 11:32 < bridge> hmm I think a good/proper? use case for lua is for scripted/programmable configuration files. how would that in wasm? (the only thing I have that uses lua is my window manager awesomewm which is powerful exacltly because it uses lua and you can pretty much update/code/prorgramm the wm on the *fly*) 11:32 < bridge> https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bikeshedding 11:32 < bridge> you can probably go even further and only export some generic components like graphics 11:33 < bridge> scripting config/command kinda sounds like it'll create the most insane dummy binds 11:33 < bridge> i mean in the end, whatever calls the lua stuff must export/import/share memory with the lua scripts 11:34 < bridge> and that is also what you do in wasm 11:34 < bridge> you know, dota modding requires you to use both js and lua. :justatest: 11:34 < bridge> just that you cannot directly share it. at least the wasm runtime cannot read host memory 11:35 < bridge> and valve's own css/xml but those are not programming langauges so i won't mention them || ah shoot i did didn't it || 11:35 < bridge> what do they need css for 11:35 < bridge> UI 11:36 < bridge> and that is what they allow to mod? 11:36 < bridge> source 2's panorama UI framework is html-like 11:36 < bridge> you do server side lua script and if you need UI interactions stuff you code client-side panorama user interface 11:36 < bridge> ah now i get it 11:36 < bridge> nice 11:37 < bridge> i always wonder how secure these self made solutions are 11:37 < bridge> and dota modding community made both typings in typescripts, one for ts2lua, one for regular old js 11:38 < bridge> https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-13641/LUA.html 11:38 < bridge> no rust no trust 11:38 < bridge> 11:38 < bridge> that is what ryo would say 11:38 < bridge> i think valve is pretty ok on handling securities? 11:38 < bridge> i would hope so 11:38 < bridge>