#voice-chat-text-1

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misty sinew
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ikr

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@crisp solar yo sup

crisp solar
misty sinew
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Hey

crisp solar
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are they giving out advice or smthg

misty sinew
crisp solar
misty sinew
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Alisa have been typin

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for

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ooh wait

delicate wren
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I'm just deleting text after I decide it's not interesting enough

crisp solar
misty sinew
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ye ye

crisp solar
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dont hold back

delicate wren
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still going through the list

crisp solar
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this feels like a podcast and i like it

misty sinew
delicate wren
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OpenAI might also rate-limit based on geography

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the same way they ban certain regions

crisp solar
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wait literacy rate in india is so low

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i didnt know that

misty sinew
delicate wren
crisp solar
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gabriel is statin facts

misty sinew
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@turbid silo i think even the literates are cringe and dumb

turbid silo
delicate wren
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GitHub cuts out the preview, sadly

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misty sinew
delicate wren
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program to solve polynomial equations

misty sinew
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using binomial ?

delicate wren
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for any number of terms

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polynomials of degree 5 and above can't be solved analytically

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which is why it uses derivatives and binary search

misty sinew
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@quick radish your voice is low

delicate wren
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note: the algorithm is very inefficient

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the proper approach to solving polynomials is the fundamental theorem of algebra

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and that requires complex algebra

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which is easy but not in C

delicate wren
crisp solar
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ness do you own a cat ?

mild flume
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I just realized we have ness and nas

misty sinew
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it's practically not my cat

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but ye

misty sinew
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sounds same

crisp solar
mild flume
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@stuck bluff I think the political talk is done

misty sinew
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@stuck bluff come

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chat 1

stuck bluff
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Python indexes begin at 0.

misty sinew
delicate wren
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@mild flume "Tsargrad"

misty sinew
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@stuck bluffI'll be with you

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where ever you

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go

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💀

crisp solar
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@misty sinew i was sad that u left

misty sinew
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wassup?

crisp solar
misty sinew
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mb it's time wen i live

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leave*

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vc

crisp solar
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same honestly

misty sinew
crisp solar
misty sinew
hearty heath
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👍

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!stream 494575788377636874

coarse hearthBOT
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✅ @vocal ivy can now stream until <t:1697671407:f>.

hearty heath
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🤨

misty sinew
hearty heath
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¯_(ツ)_/¯

hearty heath
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@quaint cape I've got to go 👋

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I have to revoke your streaming permissions though, as we require a mod to be in the channel if someone is streaming if that person doesn't have permanent streaming permissions.

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!unstream 266030641382948865

coarse hearthBOT
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❌ This member doesn't have video permissions to remove!

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@quaint cape's stream has been suspended!

open junco
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!voicevirify

coarse hearthBOT
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You are not allowed to use that command.

stuck bluff
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@coarse sage 👋

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@ivory jungle 👋

ivory jungle
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yoo

stuck bluff
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@royal ridge 👋

mild flume
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Back in a sec, getting coffee

olive echo
lethal wadi
fair heart
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0x5f3759df

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@mild flume

image.png
mild flume
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My favorite code comments

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SO good

lethal wadi
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they're fun to read
but if i saw these comments when debugging, i'd throw out the whole vm

mild flume
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@near meadow Your mic was stuck open and all we heard was background noise

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Please fix it

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@drowsy ginkgo If you're wondering why you can't talk, check out the #voice-verification channel

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That'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate

drowsy ginkgo
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yes yes

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i gotchu

mild flume
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Force of habit to mention it, sorry

drowsy ginkgo
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I needed a help with my code

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I had posted one in the python help box

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could you please help me w it

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I got an answer but its of no avail

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I have no idea where to insert what

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hence tried the VC

mild flume
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@drowsy ginkgo What's the question? Or do you have a link to your help question?

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Sorry for the delay, my attention is split

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50-50 shot, got the bigger half

fair heart
elder wraith
olive echo
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Americans: Make european yearly salary in 3 months

elder wraith
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Sysadmins are generally poorly paid

mild flume
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Troof

elder wraith
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BTW, according to Levels, MEDIAN salary for Software Engineers in San Francisco is 240k

mild flume
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Wonder how much cost of living eats from that...

elder wraith
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A TON

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This median is why my new company is 100% WFH

mild flume
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WFH = We Fart Hard

drowsy ginkgo
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from tkinter import *
import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import ttk,Tk,Label,PhotoImage
import subprocess
from PIL import Image,ImageTk

def main():
app=tk.Tk()
ob=LoginPage(app)
app.mainloop()

class LoginPage:
def init(self,win):
self.win=win
self.win.geometry("1350x750")
self.win.title("Pharmacy Management System | Login")

    self.title_lbl=Label(self.win,text="Pharmacy Management System",bg="green",fg="white",bd=10,relief=GROOVE,font=("bahnschrift",27,"bold"))
    self.title_lbl.pack(side=TOP,fill=X)

    self.login_lbl=Label(self.win,text="Login Here",bg="pink",fg="blue",bd=10,relief=GROOVE,font=("bahnschrift",27,"bold"))
    self.login_lbl.pack(side=TOP,fill=X)

    self.main_frame=Frame(self.win,bg="White",bd=12,relief=GROOVE)
    self.main_frame.place(x=315,y=185,width=720,height=250)
    
    self.login_as_frame=LabelFrame(self.main_frame,text="Login as:",bg="white",bd=9,font=("bahnschrift",27),relief=GROOVE,pady=20)
    self.login_as_frame.pack(side=TOP,fill=BOTH)

    self.login_as_adm=Button(self.login_as_frame,text="Admin",bd=4,width=15,font=("bahnschrift",15))
    self.login_as_adm.grid(row=0,column=2,padx=10)
    def user_submit_func():
        test()
 
    def test():
        # Path to your script
        script_path = "C:/Users/DELL/Documents/Programs/Userlogin.py"

        # Call the script using Python
        subprocess.call(["python", script_path])       
    self.login_as_user=Button(self.login_as_frame,text="User",command = user_submit_func,bd=4,width=15,font=("bahnschrift",15))
    self.login_as_user.grid(row=0,column=4,padx=10)

if name == "main":
main()

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Like I need some clarity as to where I must insert the line of code to get a nice background image

mild flume
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(Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://pdm.fming.dev/install-pdm.py -UseBasicParsing).Content | py -
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@arctic vault Slight modification to the command they say to use to install it

mild flume
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Modification of the win

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Sorry

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self.win

arctic vault
sullen lily
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im making a Stock Trading Bot in Python, any ideas? Like image recognition, Machine Learning or anything else?

lethal wadi
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why would you need image recognition if stocks are just numbers given to you?

sullen lily
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in the stock market

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like all the candles

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but i think thats kinda stupid

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idk

delicate wren
mild flume
sullen lily
sullen lily
mild flume
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In most case it's going to be less of a hassle on your end to just use APIs that they provide

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Although I'm not sure of ones that are free. Haven't really looked into stock stuff before

sullen lily
lethal wadi
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you can scrape yahoo finance which isn't not illegal

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unless you're a business, then it's illegal af

delicate wren
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depending on the definition of "all"

sullen lily
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is it legal, Yes or No

delicate wren
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depends

mild flume
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Would certainly violate their terms of service

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Which would make it something we couldn't/wouldn't help with

sullen lily
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i dont understand anything

mild flume
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!rule 5

coarse hearthBOT
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Rules

5. Do not provide or request help on projects that may violate terms of service, or that may be deemed inappropriate, malicious, or illegal.

lethal wadi
# sullen lily is it legal, Yes or No

personally i wouldn't take the direct statement of an online random as fact when it comes to law. simply do your research, we can only provide advice lol

arctic vault
sullen lily
lethal wadi
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the things you use have terms of use
follow them and you likely won't end up in trouble

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also follow like laws and stuff

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#imnotalawyer

sullen lily
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but do you guys still have any ideas?

delicate wren
# delicate wren depends

it can also be legal but still illegitimate/bannable/etc.
as in you will get problems even if not in court

lethal wadi
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i don't know quite what your end goal is

arctic vault
mild flume
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@vocal ivy Yo

timber zenith
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yo-yo

vocal ivy
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hi

mild flume
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Lunaaaaaaaa

timber zenith
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sup

mild flume
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Just saw you, girly

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How goes it

timber zenith
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having a blast today
(if you see anything about explosions on the news, ignore it)

mild flume
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Going out with a bang

timber zenith
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*making others

mild flume
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Nice

misty sinew
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lol why chat 1 today

mild flume
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People were doing math things in VC0 so some of us moved down here. Math stuff was done, convo shifted to here.

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Happens a lot

misty sinew
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yea lota tend to turn away from math stuff

mild flume
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I mainly didn't want to interrupt

misty sinew
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that makes me wonder if me being a vc lurker is rude

timber zenith
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not necessarily

mild flume
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A lot of people treat VC as a podcast or background noise

timber zenith
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lurking isn't inherently rude, especially in a public forum iirc
it's only rude if you intentionally listen to private conversation; then it turns into eavesdropping.
or, as my pops calls it, ear hustling

mild flume
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Just enjoy listening in

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ear hustling
I'm stealing that. That's amazing

timber zenith
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I know lmao

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he's a gold mine for these phrases

terse sierra
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i dont know any stock market millionaires - no full time day traders

lethal wadi
terse sierra
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Lepracaun is cool movies

timber zenith
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I think the first movie was the only one with a genuine shot at being a decent film

nimble quail
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hi

terse sierra
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its got Warwick Davis ... very cool dude

nimble quail
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@umbral rose get in vc

terse sierra
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there is echo you in garage today @torpid cloud

nimble quail
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too many people in vc1 im switching to 0

terse sierra
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David Lynch may do a directors cut of Dune , maybe

torpid cloud
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The only echo is in my head

terse sierra
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Lynch was embaressed by , DUNE , he ran away from it .. thats amazing

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i saw asoka , she always looks so smug ,

mild flume
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I could see that

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"Back in my day we had a hoop, a dirt road, and a lightsaber. And we damn well liked it!"

terse sierra
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rosario dawson , hope she makes a pile of money - her character looks smug

terse sierra
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wombats shit cubes - what ?

lethal wadi
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hint: ||mate in two||

terse sierra
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https://www.instructables.com/3D-Printed-Record/

Instructables
3D Printed Record

3D Printed Record:
In order to explore the current limits of 3D printing technology, I've created a technique for converting digital audio files into 3D-printable, 33rpm records and printed a few functional prototypes that play on ordinary record players. Though th…

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were going backwards ...

lethal wadi
terse sierra
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this is a cool version

lethal wadi
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i like blackjack

terse sierra
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there was gonna be a british version of Dune , mick jager waszz gonna be in it

hollow bay
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was

lethal wadi
hollow bay
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my life rn

mild flume
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You currently homeless?

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Or camping

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Or I guess both

hollow bay
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both

lethal wadi
hollow bay
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what?

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@mild flume yes

mild flume
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I'm sorry to hear that. What happened? I thought you were living with your girlfriend

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If you're fine with me asking

hollow bay
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this usny my placr

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this isnt my place and i can hear you

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oh well tgat relationship is
... off

mild flume
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Ah

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Sorry to hear that

hollow bay
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seems like it will always be

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its alright i love her

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so she got that at least

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just sucks to be put throygh understading why

mild flume
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I can only imagine

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Do you at least have a safe place to stay and all that?

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@misty sinew Hit the wrong button?

misty sinew
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lol

mild flume
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Done that so many times

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It's in such a bad spot

lethal wadi
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fav windows tools:
Revo Uninstaller
WinDirStat

misty sinew
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fav windows software: fedora media writer

lethal wadi
lethal wadi
mild flume
misty sinew
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camtasia was nice

lethal wadi
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Unregistered HyperCam 2

misty sinew
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soundsystem 9000 instantly started playing in my head

lethal wadi
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http://hyperionics.com/hc2/index.asp

HyperCam

HyperCam 1.6 captures the action from your Windows 9x or NT screen and saves it to AVI (Audio-Video Interleaved) movie file. Sound from your system microphone is also recorded.

timber zenith
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pro tip on how to win at poker:
have a shit ton of aces up your sleeve, works every time

lethal wadi
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my gf and i are dressing up as mr fantastic and invisible woman from the fantastic 4

mild flume
forest ore
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I'm a server booster!

lethal wadi
mild flume
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@trim violet Yo

trim violet
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HI

trim violet
# mild flume

I have seen you share this atleast 3 times, since I joined...

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hot topic in our server

mild flume
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Yeeeaaahhhh I like to show off how weird it is

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It's interesting hearing people react to it

trim violet
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yea

mild flume
trim violet
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I don't get why anybody would use trackball mouse

mild flume
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Same reason I got the keyboard

lethal wadi
mild flume
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I don't hurt

trim violet
lethal wadi
misty sinew
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i spilled coke all over my bed

trim violet
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I'm little late, but how was/is your Halloween?

misty sinew
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sugar-free coke

trim violet
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oh

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mb

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there's game I play, it got halloween update, so i thought😅

misty sinew
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if i do trick-or-treat here in india, they will put cash in my bag

trim violet
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tsuki's odessey

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on phone

lethal wadi
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not pictured is area mostly surround passaic county calling it goosey night and bergen county cabbage night

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misty sinew
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/etc/issue

lethal wadi
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i got my degree from the college of winterhold

timber zenith
lethal wadi
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/l/ratio

misty sinew
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i need some idea for a web thingy

lethal wadi
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twitter x clone

misty sinew
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i had a idea for a twitter clone

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you know how reddit allows you to reply to any comment

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so that but display it as a tree

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but then i realized thats nothing different from reddit

lethal wadi
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ok reddit clone

trim violet
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is the fraternity systems real?

lethal wadi
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i've heard it exists

trim violet
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or is it just exaggerated for television

lethal wadi
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i might have seen it

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||but ye it's a thing||

trim violet
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I was watching a tv series 'freaks and geeks'

timber zenith
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college fraternities/sororities?

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yup

trim violet
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i find it facinating

timber zenith
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and they're not exaggerated

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sometimes it's actually tamer than it really is

trim violet
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cool

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hmm

lethal wadi
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alabama

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ain't nothing wrong with AC

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we have much worse cities in jersey

trim violet
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detroit: become human

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is it available for pc?

lethal wadi
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we got camdem, trenton, paterson, asbury park, etc

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but tbf none of them are that terrible
but also this is coming from a paterson boy

trim violet
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zonk

lethal wadi
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gtg

timber zenith
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bye @lethal wadi!!!

misty sinew
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i thought german syntax similar to english?

vocal ivy
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there are cases when they put the verb at the end

misty sinew
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we indians are very inclined to use Subject–object–verb in english

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this is nice

image.png
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thank you for sharing

proper zealot
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hi

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i cannot talk 😦

misty sinew
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like irl?

proper zealot
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on this discord

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need 3 days and 50 msg

mild flume
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I'm never sure how many people actually read the rules

misty sinew
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ban

proper zealot
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funny thing is i have been in the discord multiple times and verified but if you leave and rejoin it resets

mild flume
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Under the same account?

proper zealot
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yea

mild flume
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Interesting, I see two accounts with the same name

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I mean this one and another

proper zealot
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yea that would be my other one aswell

mild flume
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Cool cool

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Not a problem, was just checking how far back your messages went and it popped up

proper zealot
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should be user id 1102658416951951470

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my old account ^^

misty sinew
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hardware

proper zealot
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wait no thats mine 🤣

mild flume
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Was gonna say

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But yeah, all good all good

proper zealot
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@mild flume could use gunicorn

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for web

mild flume
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I feel like theres other ones...

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Look at that adorable bastard

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proper zealot
nimble quail
nimble quail
proper zealot
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haha

mild flume
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You'll get there naturally, sorry

proper zealot
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i have before on other accounts 😢

nimble quail
mild flume
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Which other accounts? The two I found (this and the other) wouldn't have qualified

proper zealot
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can you search user ids ?

mild flume
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Yep yep

nimble quail
proper zealot
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456226577798135808

nimble quail
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@misty sinew

proper zealot
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yea

nimble quail
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Deleted 😭

mild flume
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Do you have access to any of these accounts, btw?

proper zealot
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discord didnt like me

nimble quail
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no proof then ig

mild flume
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I can see it if there's info in the bot

nimble quail
nimble quail
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I hate reading 😭

mild flume
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It's bouncing the userid, yeah

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I don't have a way to validate it, bot bounced it back

proper zealot
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ahh

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rip ill wait 3 days i guess

mild flume
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It'll feel shorter than you think

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Plus you're still able to participate via chat here

proper zealot
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im shorter then the 3 days ☠️

nimble quail
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I agree

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@mild flume what are booster perms?

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perks*

mild flume
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Colored role and symbol and our appreciation

nimble quail
mild flume
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We wanted to make sure we weren't making a walled off area or playing favorites

nimble quail
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Oh alr

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@misty sinew Arabic is pretty good

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I don't know it but I learnt the basics of it

stuck bluff
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They have something like that in the Vatican, but it's called Pope per view.

mild flume
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Was trying to describe those kinds of sounds

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Pffrrrrrt

ebon flame
proper zealot
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anyone else here from australia ?

solar bay
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i got my first 3d printer at the start of july this year and soon im going to get a rasberry pi to update its software and run octoprint

solar bay
misty sinew
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perhaps you should delete this screenshot

mild flume
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Yeah might as well remove it

lethal wadi
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gimme mic perms?

proper zealot
proper zealot
mild flume
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That means we have 3 aussies in here then

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(not me)

misty sinew
timber zenith
proper zealot
lethal wadi
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it's easily one of the countries

mild flume
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Oh yeah that is a client mod huh

proper zealot
misty sinew
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lol they would but for nitro users

mild flume
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Which honestly, people would pay for. But yeah, client mods are against ToS, so not displaying that you use it would be best

proper zealot
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discord at this point just wants your money

mild flume
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No shit, they're a business

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Sorry, that came off harsh

proper zealot
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🤣

mild flume
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But like that's the point of them

proper zealot
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ofc

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but like there phone app is dog balls

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and even there desktop app is somewhat laggy on a high end pc

mild flume
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That's a problem with electron specifically

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(as far as I can tell)

proper zealot
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i heard that working for discord is more toxic then a bo2 cod lobby

mild flume
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No idea

proper zealot
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good pay tho

misty sinew
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are userscripts or userstyles against the tos aswell?

mild flume
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Yep

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Still count as client mod

misty sinew
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what about opening the console

mild flume
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But they aren't actively hunting for them so long as aren't interferring with the service

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But I wouldn't bank on that always being the case

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Still best not to broadcast that you use them

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At least here

lethal wadi
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btw tos are not legally binding

mild flume
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Legally no

lethal wadi
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but it's better to follow them when reasonable

mild flume
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But they can still eject you from the service

solar bay
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the problem is i have a budget gaming laptop with a ryzen 5 5600h but it gets really hot

misty sinew
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14 core

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laptop cpu

solar bay
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yeah i know that but i need a laptop for school and it is hard to transport a pc every week

umbral rose
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@misty sinew Good thanks, you?

misty sinew
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I am doing good

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13 years

solar bay
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@past beacon that hurts

grizzled harbor
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How exactly is it called?

past beacon
hollow bay
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howdy howdy

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ahhh the comforts of a 24/7 gas station

rn_image_picker_lib_temp_e7c52b05-30dd-4981-b3fe-bb0d51b46073.jpg
umbral rose
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!stream 737321460435124285

coarse hearthBOT
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✅ @last cove can now stream until <t:1697845646:f>.

hearty heath
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👋

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REPL?

umbral rose
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replit

misty sinew
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voice chat drama 😮

stuck bluff
misty sinew
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mild drama still drama 🥺

hearty heath
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Probably a lot 😄

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Ah yeah. Have you ever used Latex?

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For security purposes?

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In production, no.

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For secure random numbers, you should use the secrets module, rather than random.

vocal ivy
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After 4 hours of fighting with google script and chatGPT and google sheets, I made so little progress on my project 😢

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This is so frustrating

umbral rose
terse osprey
umbral rose
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virtualenv .venv

nimble quail
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hi @quaint cape

last elbow
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Hello there 😄

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@last cove

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Yeah, apparently it was a bad idea to leave the server temporarly, it reset the verification @last cove

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Yeah i understand why they make those policies 🙂

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you dont ?

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So, you working on something or looking for something ? 😄 @last cove

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What kind of something ? 🙂

indigo patrol
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heyyyy

last elbow
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Hello!

indigo patrol
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how u all doign ?

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ur ok @last elbow ?

last elbow
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Yes I am why ? 🙂

indigo patrol
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nothing

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hey @last cove

last elbow
#

Oh okay , what about you @indigo patrol ? 🙂

indigo patrol
#

building on python @last cove ?

indigo patrol
#

just here, nothing to do

#

I'm looking for someone who knows Angular

last elbow
#

Not my field :/

indigo patrol
#

yeaaa

#

angular

#

the framework

wheat mulch
#

good morning

#

i took a trip out there over the summer

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is this community college or acutal university?

#

@last cove ^

last cove
#

now university

wheat mulch
#

but was the blackhat thing during those times

#

or were you always at uni

#

my college network was ass, but its miles better than my highschool network

#

?

#

did anyones social life take a nosedive after covid?

#

wtf is a e tag?

#

@misty sinew there is a powertoys thing that does that

#

wait macos does that?

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deadass?

#

wym

wheat mulch
#

its messy geopolitics

#

yeah dont worry too much about it tbh

#

its not fun

#

real

#

what project are you working on?

#

dumb question does anyone use git clients or raw dog cli

#

hello!

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god my dogs just want so much attention

#

so riddled with anxiety and need to be babied all the time

#

anyone watching cs2 iem sydney?

#

i felt that

drowsy ginkgo
# mild flume `self.win`

Sry @mild flume I jus saw your message.. When I try inserting it into the code as shown(left pic) I get an output as shown(top right) whereas I wanna Insert an image in the background of this (bottom right)

image.png image.png image.png
terse sierra
#

kinda waking up

timber zenith
nimble quail
#

@umbral rose wsg

#

@edgy chasm hi

edgy chasm
#

just realised

nimble quail
#

haha

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i dont wanna talk 😭

edgy chasm
#

uhh i learnt a new programming lanugage today

nimble quail
edgy chasm
#

qbasic or something

nimble quail
#

never heard of that 🥱

edgy chasm
nimble quail
#

lol

edgy chasm
#

uhh i felt like it

nimble quail
#

I made an API for fun

#

first API actually

nimble quail
edgy chasm
#

asked my dad how do i code something for dos (dosbox) and he said i should try it

nimble quail
#

I only know python sadly

#

basic html

edgy chasm
nimble quail
#

7 langs ik

edgy chasm
#

its 9 not 7

nimble quail
#

damn

edgy chasm
#

hehe

#

haha

nimble quail
#

@umbral rose come back WahhGone

edgy chasm
#

also i lost a tooth today

nimble quail
#

howz life chris

nimble quail
#

oops

edgy chasm
#

im 13 they should be out already

nimble quail
edgy chasm
#

i have a lot of baby teeth left

nimble quail
#

I need braces 👌

#

My teeth are worse than anything

edgy chasm
edgy chasm
nimble quail
#

👌

edgy chasm
#

👌

nimble quail
#

👌

edgy chasm
#

stop

nimble quail
#

👌

edgy chasm
nimble quail
#

@umbral rose howz the django app going

edgy chasm
nimble quail
#

of the emoji

#

@timber zenith u good 😭

edgy chasm
#

(name)

nimble quail
edgy chasm
#

gru wtf

timber zenith
nimble quail
edgy chasm
#

dosbox

#

is cool

#

i want windows 3.1

nimble quail
edgy chasm
nimble quail
#

WeeWoo_Red@timber zenith gone crazyWeeWoo_Red

edgy chasm
#

tf

nimble quail
#

nitro abuse hah

edgy chasm
#

i couldnt send a dos executable

nimble quail
nimble quail
#

we are just having our own convo here 😂

edgy chasm
#

why delete it

nimble quail
#

lol

#

ask @coarse hearth

edgy chasm
#

nah

nimble quail
#

thats what i thought

edgy chasm
#

BRO LET ME START UP GTA

nimble quail
#

no

#

hah

edgy chasm
#

hah ya

nimble quail
#

335 lines of code for a scrim server no one joins 😭

#

I wrote a whole bot for my server

#

300 lines

#

nobody fucking joined

edgy chasm
#

oh no

#

tf is my password

umbral rose
# 
DECLARE 
   a NUMBER; 
PROCEDURE squareNum(x IN OUT NUMBER) IS 
BEGIN 
  x := x * x; 
END;


BEGIN 
   a:= 23; 
   squareNum(a); 
   dbms_output.put_line(' Square of (23): ' || a); 
END; 
/
nimble quail
#

what is that

#

Is that the thing u showed me day b4 ystrday

#

never learning that 🥱

#

what does it even do

nimble quail
#

@umbral rose keep explaining, just saying i dont understand 😭

#

like just use a normal language for once

edgy chasm
#

jesus why is it so hard to update gta

nimble quail
#

god knows

edgy chasm
#

AND THERES AN UPDATE?

nimble quail
#

@umbral rose why?

edgy chasm
#

oh its a quick one

nimble quail
#

oh

#

oh alr

#

oracle..

#

yee oracle creats that stuff

#

oracle dosent want humans to exist 😭

#

ye i see

#

I mean it kinda looks like plain english

#

but really just random stuff

#

yee

#

wait so print() is dbms_output.put_line()

umbral rose
#

SET SERVEROUTPUT ON;

umbral rose
umbral rose
timber zenith
#

look how nested this damn thing goes
damn state machines

case 's':
    if (currentLineLength() > 1) {
        switch (scanner.start[1]) {
            case 'e': return checkKeyword(2, 2, "lf", TOKEN_SELF);
            case 't':
                if (currentLineLength() > 2) {
                    switch (scanner.start[2]) {
                        case 'e': return checkKeyword(3, 1, "p", TOKEN_STEP);
                        case 'r':
                            if (currentLineLength() > 3) {
                                switch (scanner.start[3]) {
                                    case 'i': return checkKeyword(4, 2, "ng", TOKEN_STRING);
                                    case 'u': return checkKeyword(4, 2, "ct", TOKEN_STRUCT);
                                }
                            }

                            break;
                    }
                }

                break;
        }
    }

    break;
wheat hazel
#

beautiful ;)

timber zenith
#

it's literally peak performance; this is the optimal structure for this
a trie

#

agony

wheat hazel
#

if it works don't touch it 1. rule of programming xD

#

yea of course i also just start with building an ia when i don't even know the basics lol

misty sinew
#

leetcode can't help you develop complex systems

timber zenith
misty sinew
#

What you have can be turned into a single switch statement

misty sinew
timber zenith
misty sinew
#

!paste

coarse hearthBOT
#
Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the Paste! button in the bottom left, or by pressing CTRL + S. After doing that, you will be navigated to the new paste's page. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

misty sinew
#

@timber zenith
https://youtu.be/DMQ_HcNSOAI?si=FzXEqmXJq_GFyIa0
Interesting video on optimizing finding keywords from source-code. Theres a program gperf which lets you generate such code.

YouTube
strager
Faster than Rust and C++: the PERFECT hash table

I had a week of fun designing and optimizing a perfect hash table. In this video, I take you through the journey of making a hash table 10 times faster and share performance tips along the way.

00:00 why are hash tables important?
00:31 how hash tables work
02:40 a naïve hash table
04:35 custom hash function
08:52 perfect hash tables
12:03 my p...

▶ Play video
timber zenith
#

certainly a lot cleaner
I'll have to change the outer function because this is recursive, but it's worth a try

#

thanks, jan

terse sierra
#

cool video , new ideas

drifting bone
#

Oh no

elder wraith
#

!e python import uuid print(int(uuid.uuid4()))

coarse hearthBOT
#

@elder wraith :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

174479915618312426451847650642786708195
maiden jewel
#

lol

misty sinew
# umbral rose

My university has those banned in examinations. They insane

fast goblet
timber zenith
#

It's C.

fast goblet
#

oh okay, I thought it might have been java

timber zenith
#

Nnnope. Just ol' C. I'm writing a compiler for a little homebrew toy language.

fast goblet
#

nice. I am looking for another project for my homelab

mild flume
stuck bluff
#

@fleet estuary 👋

mild flume
#

@fleet estuary Check out the #voice-verification channel, that'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate

#

And for text talking, that'd be here

fleet estuary
fair fox
#

class Recipe(models.Model):
title = models.CharField(max_length=50)
description = models.CharField(max_length=255)
slug = models.SlugField()
preparation_time = models.CharField(max_length=50)
servings = models.CharField(max_length=50)
servings_unit = models.CharField(max_length=50)
preparation_steps = models.TextField()
created_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
updated_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now=True)
is_published = models.BooleanField(default=False)
cover = models.ImageField(upload_to='recipes/covers/%Y/%m/%d',blank=True,default="")
category = models.ForeignKey(Category,on_delete=models.SET_NULL,null=True)
#author = models.CharField(max_length=20,blank=True,default="user")

def __str__(self) -> str:
    return self.title
frank coral
# 
def validateTicketType (ticketType) :
    return ticketType in { 1 , 2 , 3 }

def getCustomerPurchse (soldTickets,ticketPrices) :
    name=str(input("Enter customer name: "))
    sold=int(input("How many tickets would "+str(name.capitalize())+" like to purchase? "))
    print("Available Ticket Types and Prices:")
    for i in range(len(ticketPrices)):
        typee, price = ticketPrices[i]
        print(str(i + 1) + ". " + typee + " - " + str(price) + " QAR")
    VIP = 0
    Standard = 0
    Child = 0

    for x in range(1, sold + 1):
        while True:
            try:
                tictype =int(input("Choose ticket type for ticket "+str(x)+":"))
                if validateTicketType(tictype):
                    if tictype == 1:
                        VIP += 1
                    elif tictype == 2:
                        Standard += 1
                    elif tictype == 3:
                        Child += 1
                    break
                else:
                    print("Invalid ticket type, re-enter.")
            except ValueError:
                print("Invalid ticket type, re-enter.")
    PurchseTicket = [len(soldTickets) + 1, name, 'VIP', VIP, 'Standard', Standard, 'Child', Child]
    soldTickets.append(PurchseTicket)
    return soldTickets
def calculateCustomerCost(customerTickets, ticketPrices):
    cost = 0
    tickets = 0

    for i in range(2, len(customerTickets), 2):
        typee = customerTickets[i]
        number = customerTickets[i + 1]

        for x in range(0, len(ticketPrices), 2):
            if ticketPrices[x] == typee:
                price = ticketPrices[x + 1]
                cost += price * number
                tickets += number
                break

    return cost, tickets

def getWinningCustomers(soldTickets, ticketPrices):
    highNumber = 0
    richGuy = []

    for c in soldTickets:
        feloos, _ = calculateCustomerCost(c, ticketPrices)
        if feloos > highNumber:
            highNumber = feloos
            richGuy = [c[1]]
        elif feloos == highNumber:
            richGuy.append(c[1])

    return (highNumber, richGuy)
    #-------------------------------------------------
ticketPrices = [['VIP', 100], ['Standard', 50], ['Child', 25]]
soldTickets = []
print("Welcome to Qatar Formula 1 Ticket Booking System!")

while True :
    try:
        hihi=input("Would you like to enter information for a customer? (Type 'no' to exit):")
        if hihi.lower() == 'yes'  :
            getCustomerPurchse (soldTickets,ticketPrices)
            print("Order Summary for",str(name.capitalize()),":")
            print("----------------------------------------")
            customerTickets=soldTickets
            (cost, tickets) = calculateCustomerCost(customerTickets, ticketPrices)
            print("Customer Name",str(name.capitalize()),":")
            print("Number of Tickets:",str(tickets))
            print("Chosen Ticket Types:",['VIP', VIP, 'Standard', Standard, 'Child', Child ])

        elif hihi == 'no' :
            print("Thank you for using Qatar F1 system!")
            break
    except ValueError:
        print("just type yes if you like to join us or no if you want to exit")
karmic snow
#

hi

gusty fjord
#

hi

somber whale
#

Is Code Vaild?

#

`# By Charlie

import turtle
import time
import random

delay = 0.1

Score

score = 0
high_score = 0

Set up the screen

wn = turtle.Screen()
wn.title("Snake Game by @Charlie")
wn.bgcolor("green")
wn.setup(width=600, height=600)
wn.tracer(0) # Turns off the screen updates

Snake head

head = turtle.Turtle()
head.speed(0)
head.shape("square")
head.color("black")
head.penup()
head.goto(0,0)
head.direction = "stop"

Snake food

food = turtle.Turtle()
food.speed(0)
food.shape("circle")
food.color("red")
food.penup()
food.goto(0,100)

segments = []

Pen

pen = turtle.Turtle()
pen.speed(0)
pen.shape("square")
pen.color("white")
pen.penup()
pen.hideturtle()
pen.goto(0, 260)
pen.write("Score: 0 High Score: 0", align="center", font=("Courier", 24, "normal"))

Functions

def go_up():
if head.direction != "down":
head.direction = "up"

def go_down():
if head.direction != "up":
head.direction = "down"

def go_left():
if head.direction != "right":
head.direction = "left"

def go_right():
if head.direction != "left":
head.direction = "right"

def move():
if head.direction == "up":
y = head.ycor()
head.sety(y + 20)

if head.direction == "down":
    y = head.ycor()
    head.sety(y - 20)

if head.direction == "left":
    x = head.xcor()
    head.setx(x - 20)

if head.direction == "right":
    x = head.xcor()
    head.setx(x + 20)

Keyboard bindings

wn.listen()
wn.onkeypress(go_up, "w")
wn.onkeypress(go_down, "s")
wn.onkeypress(go_left, "a")
wn.onkeypress(go_right, "d")`

#

``# Main game loop
while True:
wn.update()

# Check for a collision with the border
if head.xcor()>290 or head.xcor()<-290 or head.ycor()>290 or head.ycor()<-290:
    time.sleep(1)
    head.goto(0,0)
    head.direction = "stop"

    # Hide the segments
    for segment in segments:
        segment.goto(1000, 1000)
    
    # Clear the segments list
    segments.clear()

    # Reset the score
    score = 0

    # Reset the delay
    delay = 0.1

    pen.clear()
    pen.write("Score: {}  High Score: {}".format(score, high_score), align="center", font=("Courier", 24, "normal")) 


# Check for a collision with the food
if head.distance(food) < 20:
    # Move the food to a random spot
    x = random.randint(-290, 290)
    y = random.randint(-290, 290)
    food.goto(x,y)

    # Add a segment
    new_segment = turtle.Turtle()
    new_segment.speed(0)
    new_segment.shape("square")
    new_segment.color("grey")
    new_segment.penup()
    segments.append(new_segment)

    # Shorten the delay
    delay -= 0.001

    # Increase the score
    score += 10

    if score > high_score:
        high_score = score`
#

`.format(score, high_score), align="center", font=("Courier", 24, "normal"))

time.sleep(delay)

wn.mainloop()`

#

???

misty sinew
graceful gust
fast relic
#

is it working

distant tinsel
#

I want to read some python code to learn I am an intermediate does anybody know any github repos that I could read or just some code?

fast relic
#

@distant tinsel +1 btw, i also need that suggest tho

distant tinsel
#

@fast relic I am pretty new to programming if you could help me that would be sweet!

#

also yeah does anybody more have any code to read?

graceful gust
maiden jewel
#

hi

dusk vector
#

imagine waiting entire day for python library to build wheel and terminal crashes 🙃

#

imagine getting timed out for 10 minutes for trying to hit the 50 message requirement

misty sinew
dusk vector
#

great, the path to healing starts with meeting the 50 message requirement

#

a

#

b

#

c

#

d

#

e

#

f

#

haha it won't catch me this time!

#

g

misty sinew
#

Do you have a time accelerator?

dusk vector
#

i barely made it by joining a few days ago

#

h

#

i

#

j

#

k

#

l

#

m

#

n

misty sinew
dusk vector
#

maybe next time ill get there

#

One can dream

static granite
oak pebble
#

@stuck bluff hi)

fast relic
#

its counting btw

#

i mean, i hope so

proper zealot
runic cliff
# proper zealot

I'd be curious how this works under the hood-- Some Python code, even in Nuitka, cannot be serialized properly and converted into C in any real clean way; and that can create vulnerabilities in C transpiled code or obfuscation.

#

@proper zealot Generally speaking when we're talking about 'breaking' PyArmor, we really only want to pull out configuration details, network calls, syscalls, etc. From a security perspective, the actual source code isn't critically important to us.

proper zealot
runic cliff
#

I'd just focus on making sure those functions are encrypted-- it'll also make it easier for it to be audited by security researchers (which you may or may not want) but allow us to write exceptions in AV software and whatnot.

proper zealot
#

the rest actually dont go off that much

runic cliff
#

Having transparent code actually makes that easier. You can email Avast yourself often.

#

Or av vendors in general.

#

There's reporting procedures for auditing and exempting false positives.

proper zealot
delicate wren
#

pickle needs to be inaccessible, for reasons

#

(in addition to everything else)

#

yeah, just so it never gets exposed through whatever interfaces there are

proper zealot
delicate wren
# 
code = """
(eval\\
    ('print(555)'))
"""
lost sedge
#

!e

print('hi')
coarse hearthBOT
#

@lost sedge :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

hi
delicate wren
#

!e

(eval\
    ('print(555)'))
coarse hearthBOT
#

@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

555
delicate wren
#

outer parens are unnecessary, I think

#

!e

eval\
('print(555)')
coarse hearthBOT
#

@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

555
delicate wren
#

!d ast

coarse hearthBOT
#
ast

Source code: Lib/ast.py

The ast module helps Python applications to process trees of the Python abstract syntax grammar. The abstract syntax itself might change with each Python release; this module helps to find out programmatically what the current grammar looks like.

An abstract syntax tree can be generated by passing ast.PyCF_ONLY_AST as a flag to the compile() built-in function, or using the parse() helper provided in this module. The result will be a tree of objects whose classes all inherit from ast.AST. An abstract syntax tree can be compiled into a Python code object using the built-in compile() function.

delicate wren
#

this provides a more strict interface to the syntax

proper zealot
lost sedge
#

!e

global_vars = []
global_vars.append("__built")
global_vars.append("__build_class")
global_vars.append("__debu")
global_vars.append("__doc__")
global_vars.append("__impo")
global_vars.append("__loade")
global_vars.append("__nam")
global_vars.append("__packag")
global_vars.append("__spe")

import os, re

def testscript(python_script):
    allowed_functions = set(["print", "len", "range", "str", "int", "mhash", "True", "False", "input"])
    for x in global_vars:
        if x in python_script:
            # get the line number its on
            print(f"Variable {x} is being used in the script, script blocked")
            return f"Variable {x} is being used in the script, script blocked"

    if "import" in python_script or "__code" in python_script:
        print(f"Import statement detected, script blocked")
        return f"Import statement detected, script blocked"
    print('script got through')

code = "eval('amport tame;prant(tame.tame())'.replace('a', 'i'))"
testscript(code)
coarse hearthBOT
#

@lost sedge :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

script got through
delicate wren
#

it'd be interesting for that first part to do anything given allowed_functions isn't used

#

literally a button

image.png
runic cliff
#

!e

𝙚x𝙚c("print('hello world')")```
coarse hearthBOT
#

@runic cliff :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

hello world
delicate wren
#

ah, suspected that too

#

!e

print(int("৪୨"))  # answer to everything
coarse hearthBOT
#

@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

42
delicate wren
#

for same-ish reason

delicate wren
#

can compile escape?

runic cliff
#

compil𝙚

lost sedge
delicate wren
#

no, I meant can you use compile to escape the sandbox somehow?

#

you'd need exec/eval still, I think

lost sedge
#

Send code and ill test it

delicate wren
#

ctrl+w but stronger

runic cliff
#

Python uses NFKC unicode normalization

delicate wren
#

!e

def f():
    pass
print(f.__globals__[f.__dir__()[8]])
coarse hearthBOT
#

@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

<module 'builtins' (built-in)>
runic cliff
delicate wren
#

!e

def f():
    pass
object.__getattribute__(f.__globals__[f.__dir__()[8]], 'ex' + 'ec')('print(555)')
coarse hearthBOT
#

@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

555
proper zealot
delicate wren
runic cliff
#

I'm looking at modifying __code__ objects now.

delicate wren
proper zealot
#

just added __globals__ __getattribute__

delicate wren
#

ord('\n') is below 32

#

it's because of newlines

#

!e

print(ord('\n'))
coarse hearthBOT
#

@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

10
delicate wren
#

!e

print(32 <= ord('\n') <= 126)
coarse hearthBOT
#

@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

False
delicate wren
#

anyways

# 
code = "object.__getattribute__((lambda:_).__globals__[(lambda:_).__dir__()[8]], 'ex' + 'ec')"
#

I don't need newlines

proper zealot
# 
for char in python_script:
        if 32 <= ord(char) <= 126:
            pass
        else:
            if ord(char) == 9 or ord(char) == 10 or ord(char) == 13:
                pass
            else:
                print("non ascii character detected, script blocked")
lost sedge
proper zealot
# 
global_vars = []
global_vars.append("__built")
global_vars.append("__build_class")
global_vars.append("__debu")
global_vars.append("__doc__")
global_vars.append("__impo")
global_vars.append("__loade")
global_vars.append("__nam")
global_vars.append("__packag")
global_vars.append("__spe")
global_vars.append("__getat")
global_vars.append("__glo")
lost sedge
delicate wren
#

or with a set

lost sedge
#

Why

proper zealot
#

this is why we are best friends

delicate wren
# lost sedge Why

more semantically correct + O(1) lookup
but in this case it's more or less equivalent

lost sedge
proper zealot
# 
import base64
import zlib

mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"
mykey2 = "buifweguifuiweguhrvghouihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvvgosnvhsaoigosnvhsavgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoioifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIO"
mykey3 = "bfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbbuifweguifuiweguhrvghovgosnvhsaoiuihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIOsdfuhxsnfuvisbibfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbs"

izip = zip

keys = [mykey1, mykey2, mykey3]

def __xor(message):
    # Convert the message and key to lists of ASCII values
    message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in message]
    key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in mykey1]
    # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
    encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
    encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)
    for x in keys:
        message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in encrypted_message]
        key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in x]
        # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
        encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
        encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)

    return encrypted_message

def compress_data(data):
    data = __xor(str(data))
    compressed_data = zlib.compress(data.encode(), level=9)
    compress_data = base64.b64encode(compressed_data)
    return compress_data

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    de = base64.b64decode(compressed_data)
    decompress_data = zlib.decompress(de).decode()
    data = __xor(decompress_data)
    return data


temp = compress_data("temp")
print(temp)
print(len(temp))
print(decompress_data(temp))
delicate wren
#

stream cipher?

#

is this just xor?

#

eh

proper zealot
#

!e

import base64
import zlib

mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"
mykey2 = "buifweguifuiweguhrvghouihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvvgosnvhsaoigosnvhsavgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoioifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIO"
mykey3 = "bfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbbuifweguifuiweguhrvghovgosnvhsaoiuihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIOsdfuhxsnfuvisbibfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbs"

izip = zip

keys = [mykey1, mykey2, mykey3]

def __xor(message):
    # Convert the message and key to lists of ASCII values
    message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in message]
    key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in mykey1]
    # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
    encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
    encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)
    for x in keys:
        message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in encrypted_message]
        key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in x]
        # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
        encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
        encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)

    return encrypted_message

def compress_data(data):
    data = __xor(str(data))
    compressed_data = zlib.compress(data.encode(), level=9)
    compress_data = base64.b64encode(compressed_data)
    return compress_data

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    de = base64.b64decode(compressed_data)
    decompress_data = zlib.decompress(de).decode()
    data = __xor(decompress_data)
    return data


temp = compress_data("temp")
print(temp)
print(len(temp))
print(decompress_data(temp))
coarse hearthBOT
#

@proper zealot :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | b'eNorKctPBQAEeQG/'
002 | 16
003 | temp
#

@proper zealot :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | b'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
... (truncated - too long)

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/EN3GR6AZR4NBH6VVLVFHYZOBKA

proper zealot
#

!e

import base64
import zlib,time

mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"
mykey2 = "buifweguifuiweguhrvghouihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvvgosnvhsaoigosnvhsavgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoioifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIO"
mykey3 = "bfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbbuifweguifuiweguhrvghovgosnvhsaoiuihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIOsdfuhxsnfuvisbibfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbs"

izip = zip

keys = [mykey1, mykey2, mykey3]

def __xor(message):
    # Convert the message and key to lists of ASCII values
    message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in message]
    key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in mykey1]
    # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
    encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
    encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)
    for x in keys:
        message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in encrypted_message]
        key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in x]
        # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
        encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
        encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)

    return encrypted_message

def compress_data(data):
    data = __xor(str(data))
    compressed_data = zlib.compress(data.encode(), level=9)
    compress_data = base64.b64encode(compressed_data)
    return compress_data

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    de = base64.b64decode(compressed_data)
    decompress_data = zlib.decompress(de).decode()
    data = __xor(decompress_data)
    return data


time1 = time.perf_counter()
temp = compress_data("temp"*2000)
print(len(temp))
print(time.perf_counter()-time1)
coarse hearthBOT
#

@proper zealot :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 6720
002 | 0.010057621169835329
proper zealot
#

!e

import base64
import zlib,time

mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"
mykey2 = "buifweguifuiweguhrvghouihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvvgosnvhsaoigosnvhsavgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoioifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIO"
mykey3 = "bfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbbuifweguifuiweguhrvghovgosnvhsaoiuihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIOsdfuhxsnfuvisbibfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbs"

izip = zip

keys = [mykey1, mykey2, mykey3]

def __xor(message):
    # Convert the message and key to lists of ASCII values
    message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in message]
    key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in mykey1]
    # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
    encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
    encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)
    for x in keys:
        message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in encrypted_message]
        key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in x]
        # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
        encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
        encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)

    return encrypted_message

def compress_data(data):
    data = __xor(str(data))
    compressed_data = zlib.compress(data.encode(), level=9)
    compress_data = base64.b64encode(compressed_data)
    return compress_data

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    de = base64.b64decode(compressed_data)
    decompress_data = zlib.decompress(de).decode()
    data = __xor(decompress_data)
    return data


time1 = time.perf_counter()
temp = compress_data("temp"*15000)
print(len(temp))
print(time.perf_counter()-time1)
coarse hearthBOT
#

@proper zealot :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 36432
002 | 0.08636451279744506
proper zealot
#

!e

import base64
import zlib,time

mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"
mykey2 = "buifweguifuiweguhrvghouihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvvgosnvhsaoigosnvhsavgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoioifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIO"
mykey3 = "bfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbbuifweguifuiweguhrvghovgosnvhsaoiuihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIOsdfuhxsnfuvisbibfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbs"

izip = zip

keys = [mykey1, mykey2, mykey3]

def __xor(message):
    # Convert the message and key to lists of ASCII values
    message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in message]
    key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in mykey1]
    # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
    encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
    encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)

    return encrypted_message

def compress_data(data):
    data = __xor(str(data))
    compressed_data = zlib.compress(data.encode(), level=9)
    compress_data = base64.b64encode(compressed_data)
    return compress_data

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    de = base64.b64decode(compressed_data)
    decompress_data = zlib.decompress(de).decode()
    data = __xor(decompress_data)
    return data


time1 = time.perf_counter()
temp = compress_data("temp"*15000)
print(len(temp))
print(time.perf_counter()-time1)
coarse hearthBOT
#

@proper zealot :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 852
002 | 0.018660324160009623
delicate wren
# proper zealot !e ```py import base64 import zlib mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivg...

try the same data with these keys

k1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"
k2 = '\x00\x13\x02\x15\x16\x10\r\x13\x0b\x07\x12\x07\x13\x03\r\x17\x1b\x16\x11\r\n\r\x00\x00\x0e\x10\n\x01\x1a\x00\x15\x1b\x06\x0e\x10\x0e\x12\x06\x0b\x1e\x08\r\x16\x19\x15\x19\x05\t\x19\x1b\x1d\x17\x07\x1a\x14\x06\x01\x00\x00\x15\x01\x1f\x1b\x1d\x0e\x0f\x12\x06\x14\x00\x0f\x00\x1c\x04\x16\x06\x04\x11\x08\x1c\x1d\x18\x1e\x1b\x12\x0e\x06\x1f\x01\x06\x05\x06\x19\x1f\x1d\x0e\x06\x0f\x1b\x1c\x1f\x06\x17\x01\x1c\x12\x1c\x1a\x10\x0f\x1b\x1b\r\x1d\x07\x1f\x1a\x1c\x0740&\x1c\n\x12\x07\x0e\x0e\x1a\x17\x134?&\x11\x17\x00\x04\x11\x0e\x14\x14\x1c\x0c\x13\x0b\x16\x02\t\x11\x0e\x18\x14\x14\x0c\x08\x1f\x0b\x1b'
keys = [k1, k2]
#

output should be the same

#

multiple keys only matter on large inputs

proper zealot
#

!e

import base64
import zlib,time

mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"
mykey2 = "\x00\x13\x02\x15\x16\x10\r\x13\x0b\x07\x12\x07\x13\x03\r\x17\x1b\x16\x11\r\n\r\x00\x00\x0e\x10\n\x01\x1a\x00\x15\x1b\x06\x0e\x10\x0e\x12\x06\x0b\x1e\x08\r\x16\x19\x15\x19\x05\t\x19\x1b\x1d\x17\x07\x1a\x14\x06\x01\x00\x00\x15\x01\x1f\x1b\x1d\x0e\x0f\x12\x06\x14\x00\x0f\x00\x1c\x04\x16\x06\x04\x11\x08\x1c\x1d\x18\x1e\x1b\x12\x0e\x06\x1f\x01\x06\x05\x06\x19\x1f\x1d\x0e\x06\x0f\x1b\x1c\x1f\x06\x17\x01\x1c\x12\x1c\x1a\x10\x0f\x1b\x1b\r\x1d\x07\x1f\x1a\x1c\x0740&\x1c\n\x12\x07\x0e\x0e\x1a\x17\x134?&\x11\x17\x00\x04\x11\x0e\x14\x14\x1c\x0c\x13\x0b\x16\x02\t\x11\x0e\x18\x14\x14\x0c\x08\x1f\x0b\x1b"
mykey3 = "bfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbbuifweguifuiweguhrvghovgosnvhsaoiuihgofoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaiseruyiontrfviyuAIOsdfuhxsnfuvisbibfksaujfbagndfjbsdgjbs"

izip = zip

keys = [mykey1, mykey2]

def __xor(message):
    # Convert the message and key to lists of ASCII values
    message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in message]
    key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in mykey1]
    # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
    encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
    encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)
    for x in keys:
        message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in encrypted_message]
        key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in x]
        # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
        encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
        encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)

    return encrypted_message

def compress_data(data):
    data = __xor(str(data))
    compressed_data = zlib.compress(data.encode(), level=9)
    compress_data = base64.b64encode(compressed_data)
    return compress_data

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    de = base64.b64decode(compressed_data)
    decompress_data = zlib.decompress(de).decode()
    data = __xor(decompress_data)
    return data


time1 = time.perf_counter()
temp = compress_data("temp"*15000)
print(len(temp))
print(time.perf_counter()-time1)
coarse hearthBOT
#

@proper zealot :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 1088
002 | 0.06199347600340843
delicate wren
#

no

#

remove key3

proper zealot
#

noit being used

#

look at keys

delicate wren
#

I meant output not time

proper zealot
#

oh lol

delicate wren
#

k2 is just mykey2^mykey3 from original

delicate wren
#

so to get any reasonable level of security you need keys of varying sizes

#

preferably prime

proper zealot
#

i always add timestamps to every packet

delicate wren
#

keys should also be non-ascii

proper zealot
#

!e

import base64
import zlib,time

mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeygyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeygyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"

izip = zip


def __xor(message):
    # Convert the message and key to lists of ASCII values
    message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in message]
    key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in mykey1]
    # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
    encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
    encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)

    return encrypted_message

def compress_data(data):
    data = __xor(str(data))
    compressed_data = zlib.compress(data.encode(), level=9)
    compress_data = base64.b64encode(compressed_data)
    return compress_data

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    de = base64.b64decode(compressed_data)
    decompress_data = zlib.decompress(de).decode()
    data = __xor(decompress_data)
    return data


temp = {"timestamp":time.time(),"test": "test"}
print(compress_data(temp))
time.sleep(0.01)
temp = {"timestamp":time.time(),"test": "test"}
print(compress_data(temp))
time.sleep(0.01)
temp = {"timestamp":time.time(),"test": "test"}
print(compress_data(temp))
time.sleep(0.01)
coarse hearthBOT
#

@proper zealot :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | b'eNoT9ZOWl5SRZZKQEI/zD473Dwv0Co908A30jPIMiIuPdvb2D5ESlmZyCA32ZOJlEPUQAQASsArm'
002 | b'eNoT9ZOWl5SRZZKQEI/zD473Dwv0Co908A30jPIIiA6Lc/D2D5ESlmZyCA32ZOJlEPUQAQARqQrZ'
003 | b'eNoT9ZOWl5SRZZKQEI/zD473Dwv0Co908A30jPIOCIsPdPD2D5ESlmZyCA32ZOJlEPUQAQARQgrT'
delicate wren
#

oh, wait, previous algorithm was, like, broken

delicate wren
lost sedge
# proper zealot !e ```py import base64 import zlib mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivg...

Btw @proper zealot

def compress_data(data):
    compressed_data = zlib.compress(data.encode(), level=9)
    compressed_data = base64.b64encode(compressed_data)
    compressed_data = __xor(compressed_data.decode())
    return compressed_data

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    decompressed_data = __xor(compressed_data)
    decompressed_data = base64.b64decode(decompressed_data)
    decompressed_data = zlib.decompress(decompressed_data).decode()
    return decompressed_data
#

Should be perhaps faster and smaller compression size

delicate wren
#

and more security

lost sedge
#

Maybe idk

delicate wren
#

because compressed stuff is harder to mess with

proper zealot
#

only problem is the xor make invis char that can get lost in packet

delicate wren
#

should also be dealing with bytes at this point

proper zealot
#

has happend before thats why its likke that

delicate wren
#

what transport protocol are you transferring packets over?

#

TCP?

runic cliff
# 
import re
global_vars = []
global_vars.append("__built")
global_vars.append("__build_class")
global_vars.append("__debu")
global_vars.append("__doc__")
global_vars.append("__impo")
global_vars.append("__loade")
global_vars.append("__nam")
global_vars.append("__packag")
global_vars.append("__spe")
def testscript(python_script):
    for char in python_script:
        if 9 <= ord(char) <= 126:
            pass
        else:
            print("non ascii character detected, script blocked")
    allowed_functions = set(["print", "len", "range", "str", "int", "mhash", "True", "False", "input"])
    if "eval" in python_script or "exec" in python_script:
        print("eval or exec detected, script blocked")
    for x in global_vars:
        if x in python_script:
            print(f"Variable {x} is being used in the script, script blocked")
    if "import" in python_script or "__code" in python_script:
        return "Import statement detected, script blocked"
    def isallow(char):
        tem = False
        if char.isalpha():
            tem = True
        if char.isdigit():
            tem = True
        return tem
    function_assignment_pattern = r'(\w+)\s*=\s*(\w+)(?:\(([^)]*)\))?'
    function_call_pattern = r'(\w+)\s*\('
    quote_pattern = r'\'[^\']*\'|"[^"]*"'
    quoted_strings = re.findall(quote_pattern, python_script)
    script_lines = python_script.splitlines()
    for i in range(len(script_lines)):
        script_lines[i] = script_lines[i].strip()
    built_in_functions_assigned = []
    function_assignments = re.findall(function_assignment_pattern, python_script)
    for variable, func, func_args in function_assignments:
        if func in dir(__builtins__) and func not in allowed_functions:
            print(func)
            line_number = script_lines.index(f"{variable} = {func}({func_args})") + 1 if func_args else script_lines.index(f"{variable} = {func}") + 1
            built_in_functions_assigned.append((variable, func, line_number))
    for variable, func, line in built_in_functions_assigned:
        if func in allowed_functions:
            pass
        else:
            print(f"Built-in function {func} is being assigned to a variable '{variable}' at Line {line} NOT ALLOWED, script blocked")
    user_defined_functions = []
    built_in_functions = []
    function_calls_with_line = [(func, idx + 1) for idx, line in enumerate(script_lines)
                                for func in re.findall(function_call_pattern, line)]
    filtered_function_calls_with_line = [(func, line) for func, line in function_calls_with_line
                                        if not any(func in quoted for quoted in quoted_strings) and not script_lines[line - 1].strip().startswith('def')]
    for func, line in filtered_function_calls_with_line:
        if func in dir(__builtins__):
            built_in_functions.append((func, line))
        else:
            user_defined_functions.append((func, line))
    for variable, line, args in function_assignments:
        for func, func_line in filtered_function_calls_with_line:
            if variable == func and line == func_line:
                user_defined_functions.append((variable, line))
    for func, line in built_in_functions:
        if func in allowed_functions:
            pass
        else:
            print(f"Extracted built-in function call: {func}() (Line {line}) NOT ALLOWED, script blocked")
    for func, line in user_defined_functions:
        pass
    return False
code = """
b'\x97\x00\x02\x00e\x00d\x00\xa6\x01\x00\x00\xab\x01\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x01\x00d\x01S\x00'
"""
testscript(code)
exec(code)```
lost sedge
proper zealot
delicate wren
#

there is ZeroMQ to abstract away some difficult parts of TCP

runic cliff
delicate wren
delicate wren
proper zealot
#

i just stuck with 1 key tbh and will probs make it 512 long

runic cliff
proper zealot
#

having timestamps in all packets will make it extremly hard to figure out anything anyway

delicate wren
#

at which point you get a regular stream cipher

#

you also need an HMAC to verify the data isn't tampered with

coarse hearthBOT
#

@proper zealot :x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     py 
004 |     ^^
005 | NameError: name 'py' is not defined
proper zealot
#

!e

import base64
import zlib,time, random

mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeygyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeygyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"

izip = zip


def __xor(message):
    # Convert the message and key to lists of ASCII values
    message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in message]
    key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in mykey1]
    # Perform XOR operation on each ASCII value
    encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
    encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)

    return encrypted_message

def compress_data(data):
    data = __xor(str(data))
    compressed_data = zlib.compress(data.encode(), level=9)
    compress_data = base64.b64encode(compressed_data)
    return compress_data

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    de = base64.b64decode(compressed_data)
    decompress_data = zlib.decompress(de).decode()
    data = __xor(decompress_data)
    return data


temp = {"timestamp":time.time(),"test": "test", "random":random.randint(1,10)}
print(compress_data(temp))
time.sleep(0.01)
temp = {"timestamp":time.time(),"test": "test", "random":random.randint(1,10)}
print(compress_data(temp))
time.sleep(0.01)
temp = {"timestamp":time.time(),"test": "test", "random":random.randint(1,10)}
print(compress_data(temp))
time.sleep(0.01)
coarse hearthBOT
#

@proper zealot :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | b'eNoT9ZOWl5SRZZKQEI/zD473Dwv0Co/wcYn0jPONioqLcfb2D5ESlmZyCA32ZOJlEPVwDXaT5ZBgZpDz9PFwlwEAtWgNZg=='
002 | b'eNoT9ZOWl5SRZZKQEI/zD473Dwv0Co/wcYn0jPOJjg8LjHL3YOdmlQmM9Q+REpZmd3P2DBHmYxfiYAoJCYt0lgEAtD4NoA=='
003 | b'eNoT9ZOWl5SRZZKQEI/zD473Dwv0Co/wcYn0jPOPjoqMdfb2D5ESlmZyCA32ZOJlEPVwDXaT5ZBgZpDz9PFwlQEAtUoNYw=='
delicate wren
#

((encryption library made with bindings for libsodium))

proper zealot
#

how would they even tamper the encrypted json without breaking it

lost sedge
#

Cant

delicate wren
#

also, encoding before xor not after might make sense

lost sedge
proper zealot
#

yea but xor creates breaking chars in the packet that was creating errors on the other side

delicate wren
#

why is it creating errors?

#

you shouldn't be interpretin those bytes as str

proper zealot
#

@lost sedge csgo 2 ?

#

1018242801

#

@lost sedge join vc when you ready we all miss u

#

same with rem

runic cliff
#

I thought of this as I went to bed but if you’re running this code user side, users running potentially malicious code on their own computers isn’t really your problem— if they type it in and run it, they’re responsible.

However, if you’re evaluating it remotely, it makes sense to use NSjail a la our Snekbox here in pydis

proper zealot
#

to make the game self sustained

runic cliff
#

If someone tries to exploit their own computer, that makes them silly.

The only time you should really worry about this is if users can arbitrarily evaluate untrusted code on their own system (say, I send a bit of code through and you run it as another user) or if your server infrastructure itself evaluates code.

proper zealot
runic cliff
#

I think… I can make this an unavoidable problem unfortunately.

proper zealot
#

never

#

i can fix all

runic cliff
#

There’s some stipulations, but I bookmarked an article about Python bytecode trickery before I ran off to bed.

Exec can indeed evaluate bytecode. Which means you’d end up writing very expensive regex to try and detect everything.

proper zealot
#

i block the word exec and eval and now ascii

delicate wren
# proper zealot !e ```py import base64 import zlib,time, random mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisn...

!e

import base64
import zlib,time, random

mykey1 = "niovtynvyugyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeygyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeygyusnyoisnoyuignyhooivgosnvhvgosnvhsaoisaoivgosnvhsaoivgosnvhsaoisnoyuignyhoeyorvgosnvhsaoifivhownoiftuyoaisereyorvgosnoyanomyufgnyosgnyiod"

izip = zip

def __xor(message):
    message_ascii = [ord(char) for char in message]
    key_ascii = [ord(char) for char in mykey1]
    encrypted_ascii = [message_ascii[i] ^ key_ascii[i % len(key_ascii)] for i in range(len(message_ascii))]
    encrypted_message = ''.join(chr(ascii_val) for ascii_val in encrypted_ascii)
    return encrypted_message

def decompress_data(compressed_data):
    de = base64.b64decode(compressed_data)
    decompress_data = zlib.decompress(de).decode()
    data = __xor(decompress_data)
    return data

print(decompress_data(b'eNoFwdEJgDAMBcAp/HOYUlpfgmIt0dBSeNl/C++2m6gSkOJsFsKRo7e6lDrpK53tDUykzxQzP1Lt4IAz6yVl/wFYExLh'))
coarse hearthBOT
#

@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

{'111111111': 111111>602.0011926, '1111': '1111', '111111': 7}
delicate wren
#

I didn't use the key for this

runic cliff
#

What if instead of giving you code at all, I just pass in bytecode?

#

It passes all the tests, but when exec is called, it’s called on bytecode instead of any actual… regular Python code?

delicate wren
runic cliff
#

#voice-chat-text-1 message

Pretend this bytecode actually runs and doesn’t error. There’s a way to craft this bytecode in a manner that doesn’t error, I just need to navigate the article I bookmarked to figure it out.

lost sedge
runic cliff
#

There’s a stack overflow article about exec’ing bytecode somewhere out there

lost sedge
#

It didn't let me

runic cliff
#

I removed all his comments and newlines

delicate wren
#

the way it is now, it's almost trivial to change the data

lost sedge
#

^

#

@proper zealot

delicate wren
#

!e

import base64
import zlib
print(base64.b64encode(zlib.compress(bytes([a ^ b ^ c for a, b, c in zip(
    b"{'111111111': 1111118203.1525962, '1111': '1111', '111111': 2}",  # what we want to get
    b"{'timestamp': 1698998203.1525962, 'test': 'test', 'random': 2}",  # a guess
    zlib.decompress(base64.b64decode(b'eNoT9ZOWl5SRZZKQEI/zD473Dwv0Co/wcYn0jPONioqLcfb2D5ESlmZyCA32ZOJlEPVwDXaT5ZBgZpDz9PFwlwEAtWgNZg==')))]), level=9)))
coarse hearthBOT
#

@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

b'eNoFwdENgCAMBcAp/HMYg+BrIwoJSgoxr/tv4d1yE0kcEjtLc6EFtxyH8pqT336WxzGwvU0xQpXUDho6g2bB+gNZ/hLy'
delicate wren
lost sedge
#

Why do the embeds get removed

#

I like the emeds

delicate wren
#

wikipedia preview is slightly ugly because it's made for a white background

lost sedge
#

Did you remove it yourself

delicate wren
#

yes

lost sedge
#

Hahaha duyuuuude

#

Duuude

#

You know you can just do this

delicate wren
#

<>

lost sedge
#

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAC>

delicate wren
#

yes I know

lost sedge
#

!voice

coarse hearthBOT
#
Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

lost sedge
#

@rugged kernel

rugged kernel
#

hi

lost sedge
#

Cuh

lost sedge
rugged kernel
#

well thats gonna take a bit

delicate wren
#

I'd expect it to do MAC too

rugged kernel
#

oh yeah

#

good poit

#

i make python network encryption tools

delicate wren
#

are those tool specific to networking? or is it a network specifically in a "graph" sense (as an implementation detail)?

#

Rust's async is great

rugged kernel
#

would most likely help

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true

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i still stragle to use async but once it works its good

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alot

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i need to always check the documentation

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did

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i

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lol

primal violet
#

lol

rugged kernel
#

yeah @lost sedge i always have been in this server

lost sedge
#

Ik

delicate wren
rugged kernel
#

lol

lost sedge
#

Why cant you voice verify then

#

Oh bruh

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14 messages

delicate wren
#

is C#'s async built on top of an event loop? I'd expect so

lost sedge
#

Ok logan we're going to have a very long and fast conversation about something

#

@rugged kernel

rugged kernel
#

yes

#

encryption

lost sedge
#

It's 50 msgs?

rugged kernel
#

not sure ive sent messages in the past

lost sedge
#

Encryption is

#

Interesting

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Concept in python

rugged kernel
#

what topic tcp or udp

delicate wren
lost sedge
#

Encryption

#

@rugged kernel send the message like 3 words at a time

delicate wren
#

no, that's spam

lost sedge
delicate wren
#

sometimes

rugged kernel
#

when i do my encryption

lost sedge
#

That's sending the message 3 words at a time

delicate wren
#

depends on the intent, I'd say

rugged kernel
#

i use ca certs and public and

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privet

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keys to encrypt and decrpt

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i make a send script

lost sedge
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Pgp

rugged kernel
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and a recive

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nah i make my own

lost sedge
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Yes

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But it's the same

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As pfp

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Pgp

rugged kernel
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techniclty

lost sedge
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Yes

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When did you make it

rugged kernel
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working on a project with encryption for almost a year now

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that messageing one

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for school

lost sedge
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Yeah

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What does it do