00:07 < bridge> if you would need to match often, you could do smth like 00:07 < bridge> ```rust 00:07 < bridge> fn edit_tilemap)>(layer: &mut Layer, f: F) { 00:07 < bridge> match layer { 00:07 < bridge> Layer::Tiles(l) => f(l.tiles.unwrap_mut()), 00:07 < bridge> Layer::Quads(l) => {}, 00:07 < bridge> Layer::Game(l) => f(l.tiles.unwrap_mut()), 00:07 < bridge> etc 00:07 < bridge> } 00:07 < bridge> } 00:07 < bridge> ``` 00:07 < bridge> This doesn't actually use the `TilemapLayer` trait. now you can just do a function like yours 00:07 < bridge> ```rust 00:07 < bridge> fn clear_layer(tiles: &mut Array2) { 00:07 < bridge> tiles.fill(Default::default()) 00:07 < bridge> } 00:07 < bridge> ``` 00:07 < bridge> and then use that function with 00:07 < bridge> ```rust 00:07 < bridge> let mut layer: Layer = todo!(); 00:07 < bridge> edit_tilemap(&mut layer, clear_layer) 00:07 < bridge> ``` 00:07 < bridge> ( @gerdoe ) 00:08 < bridge> thank you once more! 00:17 < bridge> seems rust can't distinguish types in this case: 00:17 < bridge> ``` 00:17 < bridge> mismatched types 00:17 < bridge> expected mutable reference `&mut ArrayBase, _>` 00:17 < bridge> found mutable reference `&mut ArrayBase, _>` 00:18 < bridge> ``` 00:18 < bridge> pls give related code ^^ 00:18 < bridge> it comes from `edit_tilemap` itself 00:19 < bridge> on `unwrap_mut()` 00:19 < bridge> the code is just copied over? 00:20 < bridge> (I'm ingame rn, hard to type a lot) 00:20 < bridge> ```rust 00:20 < bridge> fn edit_tilemap)>(layer: &mut Layer, f: F) { 00:20 < bridge> match layer { 00:20 < bridge> Layer::Game(l) => f(l.tiles.unwrap_mut()), 00:20 < bridge> Layer::Front(l) => f(l.tiles.unwrap_mut()), 00:20 < bridge> Layer::Tele(l) => f(l.tiles.unwrap_mut()), 00:20 < bridge> Layer::Speedup(l) => f(l.tiles.unwrap_mut()), 00:20 < bridge> Layer::Tune(l) => f(l.tiles.unwrap_mut()), 00:20 < bridge> _ => {} 00:20 < bridge> } 00:20 < bridge> }``` 00:25 < bridge> ah, `T` is defined by caller, seems thats why it can't infer it from inside 00:33 < bridge> hm, I tried out similar code ant that worked 00:33 < bridge> *and 00:38 < bridge> maybe rust analyzer just fools me 00:38 < bridge> closed laptop, eep time 00:53 < bridge> nah, have the same error in the playground rn 00:54 < bridge> but tbf, this code isn't all that necessary, a match each time is fine ^^ 02:06 < ws-client> @ryozuki thanks for putting your trust into my data backup skills xd. But i just upload stuff to github. I am too lazy to do it now but i might do it one day. Also btw heinrich is also pro data backupper i sent him all my maps. 02:08 < ws-client> Woah so many users with master server registration issues. 02:08 < ws-client> I can reproduce btw. The ddnet-insta GER8 server only registers on 0.7 and fails for 0.6. 02:08 < ws-client> but i assumed it was the weird GER8 02:09 < ws-client> oh no did i break master stuff in the 0.7 pr? 02:17 < ws-client> yep updating ddnet breaks 0.6 master 02:18 < ws-client> @0xdeen maybe chill a bit with updating official servers at the moment <:justatest:572499997178986510> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/issues/8722 02:20 < ws-client> @heinrich5991 could the 0.7 pr break the master? I thought the master is just a http request? Or does it also do some actual tw protocol udp stuff? How would you recommend debugging that? 02:40 < bridge> Removing 07 04:03 < bridge> no U 04:14 < bridge> @heinrich5991 Could I get my dev role? I had a pr merge a while ago and just forgot to ask for my role, i can link the pr if u want 04:25 < bridge> (He calmly asks, at 4am) :gigachad: 06:14 < ws-client> @joaquocl @.a0040 the master server issue was not on your side. I messed that up sorry. Fix is on its way https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/8725 06:20 < bridge> 0.7 merged moment? 06:21 < ws-client> yes 06:22 < ws-client> but im here to fix it. Took me quite some time to find that bug -.- 06:23 < bridge> \🙂 08:38 < bridge> 🥳 09:11 < bridge> <0xdeen> Thanks for quickly analyzing and fixing! 09:18 < bridge> :) 09:47 < bridge> permalink (press 'y' anywhere on github): https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/f14ae6bf13ccd8366a322ab448fd782952107b7c/.github/CODEOWNERS 09:48 < bridge> ? 09:59 < bridge> when you create a link to the master branch, the link might become invalid after we move or delete the `.github/CODEOWNERS` file. because I like working links, I usually post the permanent link if someone posts a link to the master branch. you can obtain the permanent link by pressing the 'y' key on github 10:00 < bridge> I was on mobile 10:03 < bridge> (I quickly googled:) then you can press the three dots in the top right corner and click "copy permalink" 10:28 < bridge> or he waits until you post the permalink :lol: 10:44 < ws-client> I doubt the usefulness of me opening the pr https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/8716 I predicted that you would request a 100% code rewrite @heinrich5991 would be much faster and less stress for me if you just had committed the stuff in first place ... what do you think about that? 10:47 < ws-client> Also for you it should be faster. If you come up with your own idea anyways its one less step to read my code in the first place. 10:50 < bridge> might have been faster in this case, yes… 10:51 < ws-client> Its not always the case. But this time I knew. Its just because I promised I will fix the 0.7 stuff I felt like I had to. 10:52 < ws-client> You have these very specific ideas of how everything should work and im not getting better at predicting how you want the stuff done. 10:53 < bridge> in this case, filtering the connect addresses earlier is better because we have a limit of 16 addresses per browser 10:53 < bridge> if those are full with 0.7 addresses, we won't even get to the 0.6 addresses at a later stage 10:54 < ws-client> are you back to reviewing prs btw? 10:54 < bridge> Ah 10:54 < ws-client> still 70 prs open :( I have the urge to comment "bump" on like 20 prs and issues 10:55 < bridge> not really, I only reviewed the new PRs 10:55 < bridge> I couldn't connect to github now, that's too bad 😦 10:55 < ws-client> Yea new ones get processed but the older ones all got stale 10:57 < bridge> happens. takes quite some energy to go through all these PRs 10:57 < ws-client> hire more maintainers 10:57 < bridge> especially fun if you get insulted by some people if you do 10:57 < ws-client> you can also not do all at once 10:58 < bridge> > especially fun if you get insulted by some people if you do 10:58 < bridge> (not you IIRC) 10:58 < ws-client> who is insulting? 10:58 < ws-client> i dont follow much but from what i see on github its all professional 10:59 < bridge> I can DM you somewhere, but I don't feel like opening up another can of worms 10:59 < bridge> in this public channel 10:59 < ws-client> https://chat.zillyhuhn.com/ 10:59 < ws-client> pw nimrocks 10:59 < ws-client> write in #off-topic 10:59 < ws-client> or join via irc 10:59 < ws-client> quakenet #ddnet-off-topic 11:00 < bridge> I DMed you on IRC 11:00 < ws-client> bru 11:00 < ws-client> bali ping dragon is booting ssh client ... sec 11:01 < bridge> now i wanna know too 🤣 11:01 < ws-client> yea i feel like a 12yo girl whispering secrets and everyone around is super annoyed 11:02 < ws-client> nothing juicy i promise @louis xd 11:02 < bridge> nimrocks gave me "wrong credentials" btw 11:02 < ws-client> woah 11:02 < ws-client> nimrocks is signup token 11:02 < ws-client> if you want to login to any name you can use vulkanGaming69 as password 11:03 < ws-client> signed up, but I don't see the option to DM 11:03 < ws-client> ye u got clickbaited 11:03 < ws-client> but #off-topic is not bridged so its "like dm" 11:23 < bridge> @ryozuki https://stdrs.dev/nightly/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/std/vec/struct.Vec.html std's docs with internals 🙂 11:27 < ws-client> @fokkonaut did you subscribe to this issue? https://github.com/ChillerDragon/ddnet-meta/issues/1 11:28 < ws-client> like, share, subscribe and activate the bell 11:45 < bridge> u did it third time 11:45 < bridge> stop:justatest: 11:47 < ws-client> building dms is so much work ._. nobody reads #off-topic anyways xd 11:47 < bridge> u lazy ass 11:47 < bridge> be ready for offtopunishment 11:47 < ws-client> the chat platform has never more than 1 active user so public global chat is private dms by default 12:17 < bridge> nice 12:17 < bridge> whats different? 12:19 < bridge> @heinrich5991 i think the interesting doc is this https://stdrs.dev/nightly/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/alloc/raw_vec/struct.RawVec.html 12:29 < ws-client> huhn com online 12:29 < bridge> hehe 12:45 < bridge> Ddos? 12:45 < bridge> Lags all servers 12:45 < bridge> <0xdeen> Yes, for RUS1/RUS2. Play on GER2/GER10/POL instead 12:46 < bridge> Fix? Ddos? 12:47 < bridge> <0xdeen> I can't fix it. 12:50 < ws-client> @Learath2 I have a proposal. I think it would be really cool to fix the ddos. Have you thought about that? 12:51 < bridge> Damn, really? How did I not come up with this before? 12:52 < ws-client> you are welcome 12:52 < bridge> Also your hilite didn’t work. Borked 3rd party client 12:52 < ws-client> if you need more good ideas im here 12:52 < ws-client> @learath2 :c 12:52 < ws-client> lowercase L i guess 12:52 < ws-client> smol lerato 13:16 < bridge> I get a problem when I compiling DDNet on Windows. It's happened on `Compiling link-cplusplus v1.0.6`. This the screenshots of console. What can I do? 13:16 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273238774112981066/image.png?ex=66bde383&is=66bc9203&hm=85f92d1ff5970960b2608c19ccabf674e70bd83a659ff636ad6bbcb2e458d367& 13:18 < bridge> wtf is link-cplusplus xd 13:18 < bridge> your target is gnu, are you following the github readme? you want to use either the `msvc` build tools - or use mingw64 with gnu 13:20 < bridge> rust lib 13:21 < bridge> your target is gnu, are you following the github readme? you want to use either the `msvc` build tools with msvc rust toolchain - or use mingw64 with gnu rust toolchain 13:24 < bridge> Sorry? My target just is windows? or my understanding fault? 13:24 < bridge> what he means is, you use mingw 13:24 < bridge> there is also microsoft cpp 13:25 < bridge> for mingw you have to make sure to use the correct rust toolchain 13:25 < bridge> `rustup target add x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` 13:25 < bridge> `rustup default stable-x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` 13:26 < bridge> maybe without the stable- 13:27 < bridge> `rustup default stable-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` type this in your console and try again 13:27 < bridge> emm, is weird. but I build with MSVC, and building use MSVC too, i don't know why it choose my mingw when its build about rust 13:28 < bridge> rust doesnt automatically choose msvc, i'm not sure if it defaults to gnu but when you just run `rustup default stable` - it might've chosen gnu 13:28 < bridge> rust doesnt automatically choose msvc, i'm not sure if it defaults to gnu but when you just run `rustup default stable` - it might've 13:28 < bridge> mh that way around i hvent heard about it xd 13:28 < bridge> usually it chooses the msvc rust 😄 13:29 < bridge> but yeah then this 13:29 < bridge> 13:29 < bridge> and if that fails, add the target 13:52 < bridge> would you use kibi or kilo bytes to show memory usage to a "normal" user? 13:52 < bridge> 13:52 < bridge> it seems like most gpus sold are actuall in GibiBytes. which surprises me a bit, since i think there was a time where this confusion was used to cheat some bytes. 13:52 < bridge> 13:52 < bridge> They are still listed as "GB".. which is kinda wrong then xdd 13:52 < bridge> i know, very hard question 13:52 < bridge> I'd use the technically more correct thing and confuse users 13:52 < bridge> GiB 13:53 < bridge> I think we also use it for map downloads 13:55 < bridge> but you'd also say that 1024 is better than 1000? 13:56 < bridge> yes 13:56 < bridge> ok 13:56 < bridge> (but no strong opinion on this from me, you can choose what you want) 13:57 < bridge> yeah i think i go with an i and 1024 then 13:57 < bridge> on linux i often see a small letter for the k in kB 13:57 < bridge> so seems in unix 1000 is more common (?) 13:58 < bridge> according to wikipedia there is a standard: 13:58 < bridge> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_80000 13:58 < bridge> lmao 14:42 < bridge> @learath2 what text editor are you using to code if i may ask? 14:51 < bridge> lerato is vscode enjoyer 14:51 < bridge> electron maximalist 14:51 < bridge> Neovim nowadays but I used vscode for a long time yoo 14:52 < bridge> chillerdragon: have you already written your text editor in bash? 14:52 < bridge> what golang LSP are you using? i tried golangci-lint-langserver, but i can't make it attach onto .go files, so i'm thinking about just using gopls 14:52 < bridge> gopls :gigachad: 14:53 < bridge> its literally called gopls :kekw: 14:53 < bridge> i only heard of gopls 14:53 < bridge> Wot when did you switch? 14:54 < bridge> I missed your message saying „I use neovim BTW“ 14:54 < bridge> look at me coding go in neovim like a gigachad 14:54 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273263468618846260/grafik.png?ex=66bdfa83&is=66bca903&hm=d946f069e2010547b9c736855f9ecf0822763fe03d70cdc159f17a81523fb35c& 14:54 < bridge> I liked gopls 14:54 < bridge> No .\_. 14:56 < bridge> var number int looks like Java xd. I would just do number := 20 14:56 < bridge> at first `:=` looked ugly for me 14:56 < bridge> Yea 14:57 < bridge> So robsti is the last ddnet maintainer who does not use vim? 14:58 < bridge> i suck at go, so i'm just reading through some docs atm `:=` is the same as `auto` right?, i find it fine, the thing i hate is multi line variable declarations, they look ugly af 14:58 < bridge> i also use modern technology 14:58 < bridge> 😏 14:58 < bridge> Eh admin maybe. Idk who counts as maintainer. Jopsti is also big windows vscoder 14:58 < bridge> jupsti is graphics gigachad, he could use nano and i wouldnt mind 14:58 < bridge> gpu accelerated type script editor 14:59 < bridge> funnily in terminal i use a editor made in go 14:59 < bridge> called micro 14:59 < bridge> https://github.com/zyedidia/micro 14:59 < bridge> micro nano pico 14:59 < bridge> vim 14:59 < bridge> vs-macro 15:00 < bridge> lol 15:00 < bridge> how is 15:00 < bridge> `func main(x int, y int)` 15:00 < bridge> easier to read than 15:00 < bridge> `func main(int x, int y)` 15:01 < bridge> 15:01 < bridge> :( 15:01 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273265097141125190/grafik.png?ex=66bdfc07&is=66bcaa87&hm=0226e61e646b0b2ba6fbf8c57353e6b4f6171dd60a4f893be19b1b78211b6ba7& 15:01 < bridge> I suck at vim bindings I just use it for the startup times xd 15:01 < bridge> Yea that also trolled me melon 15:01 < bridge> `func main(x, y int)` 😏 15:01 < bridge> style discussion are always an endless discussion 15:02 < bridge> Some styles are superior 15:02 < bridge> it's easier to parse for a computer, because it doesn't have to guess where the type ends 15:02 < bridge> Like tabs over spaces 15:02 < bridge> that's very cool. parsing C++ is very hard, for example 15:02 < bridge> i think i'm just so used to c 15:02 < bridge> xdd 15:02 < bridge> 15:03 < bridge> i guess the best argument for tabs is indeed that tabs are configurable in size 15:03 < bridge> i think i'm just so used to c++ syntax that anything else looks odd 15:03 < bridge> And they work well with indented here docs in bash and Makefiles 15:03 < bridge> dont u also write rust code a lot 15:04 < bridge> Intel or AT&T? 15:04 < bridge> ye :justatest: 15:04 < bridge> also tbf.. data types are highlighted in a color 15:04 < bridge> it also makes functions more greppable 15:04 < bridge> so it'sprobs that, which makes it ez to read 15:05 < bridge> you can search for a rust function using `fn function_name` 15:05 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273266158895759380/image.png?ex=66bdfd04&is=66bcab84&hm=357a3bb1e7fcabb4fd412e84d1931857055b3886ac34309b3b4c048486b5edc5& 15:05 < bridge> intel 15:05 < bridge> i can directly see it 15:05 < bridge> without parsing xd 15:05 < bridge> I haven't found an easy pattern for C/C++ functions 15:05 < bridge> Good taste catto 15:06 < bridge> i have no idea how to read AT&T syntax xdd 15:06 < bridge> It’s the worst 15:06 < bridge> It’s like Chinese 15:06 < bridge> No front fred but your lang has some complicated symbols 15:07 < bridge> i am used to whatever IDA uses 15:07 < bridge> i guess intel like 15:11 < bridge> espacially with things like function overloading(? is that the right word) you have to basically grep the entire thing if you want a clear result 15:11 < bridge> 15:11 < bridge> ```cpp 15:11 < bridge> void CJsonOptionalField::ToJsonImpl(char *pBuffer, int BufferSize) const; 15:11 < bridge> void CJsonOptionalField::ToJsonImpl(char *pBuffer, int BufferSize, int x) const; 15:11 < bridge> ``` 15:11 < bridge> for example 15:11 < bridge> is that possible in go? 15:12 < bridge> Ok hackerman 15:12 < bridge> What did you use IDA for? 15:13 < bridge> yeah i am hacker. 15:13 < bridge> 15:13 < bridge> i used it do inject code into a 32bit exe 15:13 < bridge> 15:13 < bridge> that's all you need to know xd 15:13 < bridge> i havent touched disassembling since like 8 years 15:13 < bridge> Also isn’t IDA this proprietary for profit ransomware? 15:13 < bridge> what? 15:13 < bridge> If you do again try r2 15:14 < bridge> Isn’t ida pro like 40 bucks 15:14 < bridge> And it’s closed source 15:14 < bridge> more like 4000 bucks 15:14 < bridge> adaptive height dont work? 15:14 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273268449594052733/image.png?ex=66bdff26&is=66bcada6&hm=68be5482e271c83ba11e1ed11e62fa02400cb4328604c1e45a493dce4a2be2f1& 15:14 < bridge> Oh boi 15:14 < bridge> but there's a free version 15:14 < bridge> but there's a gratis version 15:14 < bridge> yeah ofc i used free version 15:14 < bridge> 😉 15:14 < bridge> `gratis` :gigachad: 15:14 < bridge> It caps some ratios it’s a feature I guess @matodor 15:15 < bridge> yeah our UI breaks, so 5:4 is smallest aspect ratio 15:15 < bridge> we already discussed letting ui break instead 15:15 < bridge> we decided to not support arbitrary aspect ratios 15:16 < bridge> if u grep function names to find stuff. then you could also overload in rust using traits xd 15:16 < bridge> 12yo jopsti cracking lego starwars for windows gaming 15:16 < bridge> xD 15:16 < bridge> psst 15:16 < bridge> hello everyone I'm nen and just started playing ddnet tell me pls ddnet normal game? 15:16 < bridge> no it's AAAA 15:16 < bridge> very normal game! - the core-game is teeworlds 15:16 < bridge> it's actually AAAAA 15:17 < bridge> It’s good e-dating game 15:17 < bridge> !timeout chillerdragon MilkeeyCat Jupstar 300 rude 15:17 < bridge> we have all kinds of ppl 15:17 < bridge> imagine chiller implements adaptive ui instead of 07 support 15:17 < bridge> from doctors to drug dealers 15:17 < bridge> this is no joke 15:17 < bridge> xd 15:17 < bridge> okay thx i go playing ddnet bye all 15:17 < bridge> bye artem! 15:17 < bridge> Have fun 15:17 < bridge> Watch out for herobrine 15:18 < bridge> 15:18 < bridge> the problem is that adaptive UI is that it's hard to support. also, people can develop the stuff that they want to 15:19 < bridge> What is it about then? Cheating? 15:19 < bridge> I think it would be easy if implement it in CSS style 15:19 < bridge> Viewport advantage? 15:20 < bridge> Oh I read a „isn’t“ xd 15:20 < bridge> if ddnet ui would be DPI aware it could already save lot of space 15:21 < bridge> i often code in weird aspect ratios 15:21 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273270194655068323/image.png?ex=66be00c6&is=66bcaf46&hm=8fc3f648fd359a9a39ff3e7c72c968791e888069c7fcd617a3e0e68dab89cb03& 15:21 < bridge> like this 15:22 < bridge> When 0.5 font for dd-pg 15:22 < bridge> what is 0.5 font 15:22 < bridge> server name 5:4, maybe make map name less wide 15:22 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273270566115217501/image.png?ex=66be011f&is=66bcaf9f&hm=3196a5b2e15a5f8bfae36237656888a1867968d3785436541910e16bf3f156f7& 15:22 < bridge> did 0.5 use a different font? 15:22 < bridge> it's about all UI 15:22 < bridge> Jopsti steam player confirmed 15:23 < bridge> why? 15:23 < bridge> what did i leak 15:23 < bridge> i started exactly when 0.6 came out 15:23 < bridge> You never played 0.5? 15:23 < bridge> i think i started it once 15:23 < bridge> Yea I also never played 0.5 xd 15:23 < bridge> but yeah never played 15:23 < bridge> Woah 15:23 < bridge> lmao 15:23 < bridge> Yea idk your fonts look so unteeish 15:24 < bridge> it's the 0.6 font 15:24 < bridge> No way 15:24 < bridge> i just has no outline 15:24 < bridge> Looks weird 15:24 < bridge> for UI it doesnt even matter i think.. for nameplates i gotta think about it some day 15:24 < bridge> low prio 15:24 < bridge> Imo UI suffers more from the vibe than the nameplates 15:25 < bridge> i mean basically all text you ever see has no outline 15:25 < bridge> you really get used to it fast xD 15:25 < bridge> Maybe 15:25 < bridge> readability is the bigger problem 15:25 < bridge> and that is mostly for stuff like nameplates with changing background 15:26 < bridge> Ye 15:31 < bridge> nameplates outline is nice 15:31 < bridge> but yeah the ui looks more 'clean' without the weird outline imo, not sure if its a good thing or not 15:31 < bridge> i never play with nameplates, so dunno xD 15:31 < bridge> never?! 15:31 < bridge> i think they block too much of the view 15:31 < bridge> i have a +toggle for them 15:31 < bridge> more annoying than good 😄 15:31 < bridge> not even strong indicator?! 15:32 < bridge> yeah me too 15:32 < bridge> but i rarely click it 😄 15:32 < bridge> i can remember it 15:32 < bridge> xd 15:32 < bridge> on KoG there is also storng only 15:32 < bridge> :justatest: yeah i can't 15:32 < bridge> play without all that stuff, its refreshing 15:32 < bridge> i have a keybind to toggle it, so it's not always on 15:32 < bridge> but i like to leave it on espacially in t0 15:34 < ws-client> huhn chat <:cateeholic:849742650076823577> 16:06 < bridge> Morning 16:09 < bridge> who added this - this is cool 16:09 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273282270224056340/grafik.png?ex=66be0c05&is=66bcba85&hm=0ffab2c0d6100e1e13513f30f51cb36e4469f2864fef0e5827dffec2f80cdd3b& 16:10 < bridge> thank @robyt3 16:10 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/8659 16:14 < bridge> freesans 16:14 < bridge> freesans bold 16:14 < bridge> + atlased 16:16 < bridge> would you 10/10 recommend it? 16:17 < bridge> a serious reason why i could imagine using a diff font is, that l and I look almost the same on 0.6 16:17 < bridge> that sucks 16:17 < bridge> it misses like 70% of symbols but it's way better than dejavu 16:17 < bridge> im playing with unpatched freesans bold rn 16:18 < bridge> screenshot of server browser xd 16:18 < bridge> wait 16:20 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273285054142877757/screenshot_2024-08-14_20-19-24.png?ex=66be0e9d&is=66bcbd1d&hm=09d9181085f8b78ac02e3a1890e8231e2f95c26895dce97dc6f4fbefd79f5e71& 16:21 < bridge> ah that one 16:21 < bridge> i remember the ingame timer looked so fat 16:21 < bridge> in earlier versions 16:22 < bridge> and its so good 16:26 < bridge> more symbopls is better though 16:26 < bridge> i like it 17:30 < bridge>