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limber knotBOT
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also if you don't know how to get it then the latest development builds are not for you to use it...

inland fiber
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Which site?

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Oh ok

austere ivy
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Which site?

strange bane
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"yivesmirror"

inland fiber
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@phoenix616 Why you're mad because i'm downloading the jar from other site?

wide hazel
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I'm 99% sure the only one who's looked at 1.14.2 right now is @static badge

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so.. Grain of salt

inland fiber
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illegal then sue the site

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Don't blame us

limber knotBOT
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@inland fiber because paper goes to great lengths providing a legal and safe solution to run the server

wide hazel
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I actually trust leaf, but I don't trust one person to update Paper to a new version is all

limber knotBOT
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and any third party site might be distributing malicious software

wide hazel
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never update without a backup

inland fiber
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I see

austere ivy
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Egg you trust leaf?

limber knotBOT
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also sharing any kind of illegal/pirated links on discord risks any user and guild that allows that per their TOS

wide hazel
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ehh, I trust his dev skills enough

inland fiber
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"I trust his dev skills enough"

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How do you know i'm a dev?

wide hazel
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phoenix on his high-horse again

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was talking about leaf

inland fiber
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Ah

limber knotBOT
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my high-horse is called IRC!

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runs

wide hazel
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lol

inland fiber
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@phoenix616 There's multiple sites providing the same thing.

limber knotBOT
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that doesnt mean it is legal

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@inland fiber yes, and all aren't official or legal (in the US)

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or that you won't get a virus

wide hazel
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I generally trust Yive's mirror, although last I heard Yive had taken it down?

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not sure if/why it has 1.14

strange bane
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Well, hosting paper elsewhere is fine.

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It doesn't really contain Minecraft server.

austere ivy
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I never knew Yive was so popular, haha.

limber knotBOT
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@glacial sluice not if you distribute the build server and not paperclip

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which the mentioned site is doing...

wide hazel
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his claim to fame is as strong as anyone's here- he has a popular thing

limber knotBOT
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for whatever idiotic reason

strange bane
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I thought Yive's was the paperclip?

limber knotBOT
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nope

inland fiber
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If you type > PaperSpigot download

limber knotBOT
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@RedFox> If you type [Auto] We're now known as Paper.

austere ivy
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What popular thing?

strange bane
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Why did he remove Spigot then?

austere ivy
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What'd Yive make?

inland fiber
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The first one would be Yive's site

limber knotBOT
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probably to promote paper?

austere ivy
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I know he's staff on MineSuperior..

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that's about it.

wide hazel
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Yive's Mirror @austere ivy

limber knotBOT
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but I mean he is in this discord, could answer that himself ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

austere ivy
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.. is that popular?

wide hazel
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indeed

austere ivy
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It's just a mirror? Couldn't people just use papermc.io directly?

inland fiber
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Then ask him to close the site since it's illegal ;)?

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@ornate spindle

wide hazel
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60% sure Ptero uses it, 90% sure the other popular MC panel does

inland fiber
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  • He's Canadian
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So that means you can still sue that?

wide hazel
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it's nice on bots

inland fiber
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Since it's illegal

crystal dagger
wide hazel
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ohai Yive

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long time no see

inland fiber
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I don't see how it's illegal.

austere ivy
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Is that what you need to do to get popular? O hec I'm making briansmirror now ๐Ÿ‘€

ornate spindle
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the main purpose of my mirror is to mainly promote paper while also providing old builds of stuff

limber knotBOT
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@inland fiber please read how the US DMCA works and all related copyright agreements with different countries that the US has, then contact your lawyer to get it explained to you, after that we can talk about that more...

wide hazel
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phoenix is partially blowing smoke out his ass ๐Ÿ˜›

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partially

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he's also partially correct

limber knotBOT
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I'm a phoenix after all...

inland fiber
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@ornate spindle Keep it up man i support that. it helps me a lot

ornate spindle
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the mirror is illegal, but nobody has DMCA'd it in the past nearly 5 years

limber knotBOT
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y u no use paperclip tho?

wide hazel
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though you distributed paperclip @ornate spindle ?

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I know the builds of Spigot were totally against DMCA

limber knotBOT
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@spare venture don't be ageist... it's not like that matters on the internet

austere ivy
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OH YEAH.

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I remember getting Spigot off of your mirror before I used BuildTools.

ornate spindle
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nah I distribute the actual patched jar

wide hazel
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huh, weird

austere ivy
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Maybe that's where I knew you from before MS.

wide hazel
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but why?

old badge
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ngl Yive's mirror was the only way I knew how to get Spigot without using BuildTools

distant crane
wide hazel
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could/probably should just redis the paperclip jar and be legal

strange bane
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The patched jar is so similar in size to paperclip now. ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

limber knotBOT
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i wasn't really trying to be ageist, i just doubt he has access to one at his age

inland fiber
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@wheat quarry here's another guy

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I didn't even know Paper without Yive's mirror

limber knotBOT
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barty: I don't see his age anywhere. I only see a username. Assuming a person's age is ageist

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runs

wide hazel
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yeah, 1.14 has performance issues. Welcome to this week.

limber knotBOT
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nah it's only ageist if they're old

static badge
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this month really

wide hazel
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yeah

austere ivy
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When did 1.13 come out?

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Ever since 1.13 come out, really.

wide hazel
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1.13 had performance problems as well

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I helped with some of them ๐Ÿ˜„

austere ivy
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No kidding. I get 50-70 FPS on 1.12.2 and 10-20 on 1.13.2

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Server side as well is bad but client is bad too.

wide hazel
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and now I need to see what they did to the glory that is redstone ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

sonic kiln
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well spigot has 1.14.2 out anyone know if its performing better?

wide hazel
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gory works, too

austere ivy
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Why haven't they used eigen thing yet?

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Eigen redstone or something?

strange bane
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@sonic kiln 1.14.2 paper is kind of done.

static badge
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apparently they dun fucked up redstone

austere ivy
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I heard about that earlier.

sonic kiln
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oh nice

strange bane
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It's just waiting to be merged.

wide hazel
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although it doesn't seem to break anything, it's not "vanilla"

static badge
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not anymore

strange bane
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Spotted can be thanked for updating it. ๐Ÿ˜„

austere ivy
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How is it not vanilla?ยฟ

sonic kiln
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well I will wait for the real spigot "paper" to finish ๐Ÿ˜„

wide hazel
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@static badge you got redstone or you want me to yet?

static badge
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I did like 3 changes to fix compile stuff

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they're labeled // TODO

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never tested it either :>

wide hazel
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lol

static badge
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so it's all urs

wide hazel
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oh good

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thank fuck it's self-contained

static badge
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not touching redstone monkaMEGA

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yeah thank god

wide hazel
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just need to short-circuit the existing logic to redirect and done

strange bane
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You and your redstone egg.

austere ivy
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I'm pretty sure, yeah barty.

wide hazel
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I never even like dredstone

strange bane
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Everytime there's a redstone commit it's you. xD

wide hazel
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it just became such a pain in the ass for me I decided to fix it

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then kash pointed me in the direction

cosmic raft
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;D

wide hazel
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huge amounts of CPU wasted on redstone

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we were dieing

inland fiber
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Anyone used Spigot 1.14.2 and noticed any difference?

static badge
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used paper .2 and didn't notice perf diffs

wide hazel
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1.14.2 came out awfully quickly

static badge
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not many changes were made

wide hazel
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yeah

static badge
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I still see mojang sync loading io

inland fiber
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Not even with chunk loading?

static badge
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etc

wide hazel
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not the "fixed everything" update I would hope

sonic kiln
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anyone know why EWG never works with paper spigot.. is it that hard to make it compatible with spigot or is he and md_5 in some kind of agreement thinkingtriggered

austere ivy
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EWG?

sonic kiln
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epicworldgen

static badge
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well they didn't promise perf fixes

wide hazel
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usually their .2 fixes most everything

tardy lynx
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Wait so the chunk files are loaded from the disk sync?

austere ivy
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Are we getting 1.14.9?

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1.8.9..

wide hazel
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probably not

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let's hope 1.15 is a bugfix update

austere ivy
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Perhaps 1.14.11, break the previous record of 1.7.10 ๐Ÿ‘€

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Performance + bugfix update..

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Then again..

wide hazel
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new features are great and all

austere ivy
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That's what 1.13.2 was supposed to be.

wide hazel
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but lord

austere ivy
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And we all know how that turned out ๐Ÿ‘€

wide hazel
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we need a bugfix update

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1.13 was oceans

austere ivy
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Originally a bugfix + performance update.

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1.14 was supposed to be aquatic.

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Then they merged it.

sonic kiln
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oh paper 1.14.2 is updated ๐Ÿ˜„

austere ivy
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:(

inland fiber
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1.13 was awful

austere ivy
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I just wish I could play past 1.12.2 haha

wide hazel
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as always, please don't update without backing things up first

inland fiber
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1.13.2 much better

wide hazel
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1.12.2 was the best most-recent version

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so far

inland fiber
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True

wide hazel
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though if you want to go "most stable" then mbax has 1.6... 4?

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1.8 at least updated to netty

tardy lynx
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netty was 1.7

wide hazel
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after that Mojang went pretty steady with new features + enough fixes to hold things together

tardy lynx
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1.7.5

wide hazel
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what was 1.8 then? Multithreading?

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might have been multithreading

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1.7.10 can only use one core

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mostly

austere ivy
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1.8 was BAD.

tardy lynx
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1.7.2 was netty

old badge
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1.7.5 was in 2014?

strange bane
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Oh, still no 1.14.2 waterfall?

austere ivy
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Good explanation from sp614x.

tardy lynx
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What's the benefits of using netty over java.io?

austere ivy
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1.8 was bad... 1.9 was bad in terms of controversy..

old badge
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btw, rip minecraftforums

austere ivy
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1.10-1.11-1.12 was kinda a blur.

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But 1.12.2 is best.

wide hazel
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better API

austere ivy
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I can't run 1.13.2 though, haha.

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OKAY I'm off to eat, egg what do you want?

wide hazel
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over Notch's code? Everything. Performance, bug fixes, you name it

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he re-invented the wheel for his network handling. Which was intentional. Also bad.

austere ivy
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Egg want me to get anything for you?

verbal pier
old badge
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he learned java programming while he was creating minecraft lol

wide hazel
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yeah, MC wasn't supposed to be a huge hit like this

austere ivy
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I'll get you some pizza, okay egg?

wide hazel
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sooooo a lot of shit he did was terrible

austere ivy
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I'll get you hawaiian

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oki bai folks

wide hazel
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hawaiian pizza is actually my favorite

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sweet + sour, always good

old badge
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yo changing the subject a bit. How do these free host providers (like minehut) make any money?

wide hazel
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ads

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and cheap boxes

old badge
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ads in game?

wide hazel
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and waaaayyyy too many servers per box

limber knotBOT
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possibly, yes

atomic kettle
livid flume
old badge
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I wonder if that is a solid business plan

wide hazel
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not usually

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some make it

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don't engage in confirmation bias

limber knotBOT
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tbh it's not much more work to build a real hosting provider with good quality rather than some shady free host

wide hazel
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take a look at the failures before you think about starting a business

limber knotBOT
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because the software framework required is more or less the same for both

wide hazel
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or survivor bias

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take your pick really

old badge
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oh don't worry I'm not planning anything

wide hazel
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I host my own servers

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'tis nice

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got the box locked down about as best I can

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with I could VPN into a private network to SSH in from there, but SSH keys are fine enough

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otherwise, yeah

inland fiber
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Whatโ€™s the difference between Paper and Waterfall?

wide hazel
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Waterfall is to BungeeCord what Paper is to Spigot

stiff yarrow
static badge
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rolled

old badge
wide hazel
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lol

wide hazel
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I did, too ๐Ÿ˜›

tardy lynx
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Who pays for mcmmo?

wide hazel
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mcmmo is fantastic

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well worth the price

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Anti-VPN has a donations button ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

ancient bolt
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oh are we doing this again

wide hazel
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lol

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inb4 demon explodes general

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I still have a donation link though ๐Ÿ˜ข

ancient bolt
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why would i explode general?

limber knotBOT
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1.14.2 still stutters when loading chunks ;_;

old badge
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probably still a vanilla issue

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and everyone will need to wait for .3

sonic kiln
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ill wait for .3 for the fix so i can wait for .4 for the fix so i can wait for .5 for the fix partyparrot

ornate spindle
pulsar wigeon
wide hazel
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dunno if there'll be a .3

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I hope so

pulsar wigeon
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i mean

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i would guesssssss

ancient bolt
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that's like me releasing an eap version of intellij for an unreleased eap

pulsar wigeon
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that since mojang said there would be, there will be

ornate spindle
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they said there will be on the 1.14.2 release

ancient bolt
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which I do do

wide hazel
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one one hand, it's never really happened since 1.8

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on the other

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limber knotBOT
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(DiscordBot) @slicedlime (slicedlime): @UmptyMaDoo Yes, there will be a 1.14.3. (3 days and 4 hours ago)

wide hazel
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reeeeaaaalllyyy could use it

old badge
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they confirmed it

wide hazel
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oh good

ornate spindle
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1.9 had up to .4

wide hazel
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right, yeah

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was the only real exception

ornate spindle
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I wonder if we'll see another .10

wide hazel
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least the're not as averse to the number 3 as Valve is

ancient bolt
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but this one goes up to 11

wide hazel
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if any version were gunning for a .10, it would be 1.14

ornate spindle
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I miss when versions had _'s in them

wide hazel
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I'm gonna place my bets at "they stop at 1.14.4" though

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I've only been wrong almost every time

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so hey

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I'll put my future-predictors on and say .4

ornate spindle
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I feel we'll likely get to .6 mainly because they will likely try to optimise stuff in 1.14.5, but break shit

inland fiber
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Last one will be 1.14.4

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So the number will be good

wide hazel
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I feel like they'll give up after .4 and go "nah, we need a feature release now or we'll be outdated"

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riding that new wave

inland fiber
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Just like 1.12.2 pissed

wide hazel
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1.15 will be the broken 1.14.5

ornate spindle
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I still refuse to use any mc version past 1.12.2

wide hazel
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^

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all of my this

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I can't this hard enough

inland fiber
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With the new features i'm forced to update

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It's nice

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The only feature for me

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is

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FOX

ornate spindle
wide hazel
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when nobody can actually play on your server to actually use the features, though..

ornate spindle
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nobody wants a brain on drugs

woven otter
wide hazel
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new features are nice. Being able to run the server in order to use said features is also nice

inland fiber
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I do for now

wide hazel
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1.13 might have just barely been worth it

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1.14 is absolutely not

ornate spindle
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you have no idea how bloody hard it is to get 1.12.2 towny to support 200 players at reasonable tps

wide hazel
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^

inland fiber
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But when your community is spamming for 1.14?

ornate spindle
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they're not

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wide hazel
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here's what you do: put 1.14 on a box that's not running anything else

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don't touch the server

ornate spindle
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that is because 1.8.8 can support 1000 players with ease

wide hazel
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let be an anarchy server

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fuck the players and their stupid decisions

inland fiber
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Lol true

limber knotBOT
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tbh the amount of servers already running 1.14 is shocking

inland fiber
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But if it's a survival server?

unreal quarry
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welp.. there goes my dynmap. it killed itself as soon as it saw 1.14.2, it didnt even try. it just noped on out of there.

wide hazel
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I don't blame it

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so did my plugins

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then I made them work on 1.14

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and now they're breaking even harder in weird special cases

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because I deserved that

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and they hate me now

ornate spindle
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now that I think about it, dynmap is one of a kind, I don't think I've ever seen any plugin attempt to be an alternative to dynmap

wide hazel
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because fuck frontend web development

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same with Plan

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totally would have made my own but hahahahahanop

ornate spindle
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Plan is nice, but probably insanely intensive

wide hazel
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anything that creates a website using Java isn't cheap

unreal quarry
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plan was too hungry. i replaced it with prometheus + grafana

austere ivy
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Egg what kind of pizza do you want?

gloomy sphinx
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is there a point in creating a website using java

limber knotBOT
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I just use munin and pull in stuff manually from other sources ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

austere ivy
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@gloomy sphinx no, it's soon to be unsupported.

ornate spindle
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it has a web server in it? oh god, thought it just uploaded stuff to a mysql or mongodb and a PHP panel was used for the web stuff

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wide hazel
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it spins up a web server on a new port

ornate spindle
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isn't a plugin as far as I know

austere ivy
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EGG.

wide hazel
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?

austere ivy
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What kind of pizza do you like?

clear portal
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appearantly 1.14.2 fixed chunk duping

wide hazel
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pineapple/canadian bacon or chicken/BBQ

austere ivy
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Hawaiian, meat supreme or whatever, blah blegh.

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Pineapple on pizza is best.

limber knotBOT
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there are alternatives to Dynmap but most were just one-version projects that never got updated

austere ivy
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Chicken/bbq is my sister's favorite.

naive bloom
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I'm upgrading my production server to Spigot 1.14.2 right now, hopefully that goes well.

austere ivy
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You have good taste >_>

limber knotBOT
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(alternatives that are plugins, not standalone rendering programs)

wide hazel
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some would disagree

inland fiber
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Looool 1.14.2 using more memory than 1.14.1

austere ivy
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well I agree ;D

inland fiber
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I HATE MOJANG.

wide hazel
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why do people update the second a release hits?

unreal quarry
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ram is meant to be used, fox

wide hazel
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billy is right

unreal quarry
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if its not being used its not doing its job

limber knotBOT
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because they want to test for us ;)

ornate spindle
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@wide hazel I was 4 hours early with my 1.14.2 update lol

austere ivy
wide hazel
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lol

austere ivy
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I'd appreciate if Mojang keeps ram usage to a minimum v-v

unreal quarry
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o_O

old badge
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unused ram is wasted ram

wide hazel
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buy a better box

ornate spindle
austere ivy
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Like sp614x said, they're using 10x more unnecessarily.

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200mbs of objects created to be thrown away next tick.

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When before it was 20 mb/s of objects.

wide hazel
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@austere ivy Kimsufi KS-9 has 16GB EEC and is $20/mo

unreal quarry
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get more ram, guys. seriously. i'm glad mojang pulled out all the stops when it comes to supporting potatos. now i get a better minecraft experience that isnt being held back by potatos

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\o/

austere ivy
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..

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Billy where do I buy a better potato?

gloomy sphinx
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but it makes my i9 9900k feel like a potato

wide hazel
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KS-9 also has an SSD in RAID

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slightly lacking in the CPU department, but the SSD + EEC RAM is totally worth the tradeoff

limber knotBOT
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only 240GB though

austere ivy
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egg82, I'm talking about my computer.

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And client.

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Not server lol.

wide hazel
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"only 240GB" - dafaq are you running?

forest mango
limber knotBOT
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stuff

austere ivy
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240gb ram or harddrive?

limber knotBOT
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:P

wide hazel
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if you need SQL, get an SQL server form GCloud or AWS or something ๐Ÿ˜›

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cheap

limber knotBOT
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but yeah, I guess if you backup to another box with a HDD and don't store stuff like overviewer renders I guess 240GB is generally enought for a couple of servers

old badge
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SSDs are super cheap now

unreal quarry
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SSDs are shit now

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get a NVMe

wide hazel
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$20/mo - SSDs, 16GB EEC, halfway-decent processor

austere ivy
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Billy, NVMe is an SSD.

wide hazel
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noooot quite

unreal quarry
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its different

austere ivy
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It's SATA vs NVMe, yeah?

inland fiber
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Update:
Entity wise, 1.14.2 is much better

gloomy sphinx
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nvme is an ssd

ancient bolt
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SSDs are shit, NVMe instead...

gloomy sphinx
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nvme is just the protocol

inland fiber
ancient bolt
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NVMe is not a storage medium

gloomy sphinx
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m.2 is the form factor

austere ivy
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Yeah.. you're comparing NVMe and SATA.

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SSD is just digital storage, HDD is a spinning disk.

gloomy sphinx
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m.2 nvme ssd

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solid state drive

unreal quarry
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when you got 500GB of it it is @ancient bolt

wide hazel
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yeah, it's SATA vs NVME essentially - more BUS speed. Though the NVMe drives themselves are a slightly different tech

ancient bolt
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what

gloomy sphinx
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nvme uses pci express

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sata uses sata

wide hazel
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yeah

ancient bolt
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I have a 1TB NVMe and a 500 GB NVMe drive in my machine right now

austere ivy
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That's like saying "stop getting computers, get laptops."

unreal quarry
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i want NVMe in my desktop ๐Ÿ˜ฆ i'm still on HDD lol

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my next build will have them

austere ivy
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SSD vs HDD are the only real mediums you need to worry about.

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SATA is worse than NVMe, sure yeah.

wide hazel
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desktop Win 10 is totally fine with an SSD

gloomy sphinx
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a regular sata ssd has a max speed of 500MB/s because of the sata port. a GOOD sata SSD won't slow down when it is full compared to a bad

unreal quarry
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NVMe is faster than SSD @austere ivy

proud turret
austere ivy
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They're also MUCH more expensive.

wide hazel
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no need to upgrade unles you have a laptop or are getting a server

gloomy sphinx
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nvme is a ssd @unreal quarry

austere ivy
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Billy, NVMe is an SSD.

proud turret
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ope

unreal quarry
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omg

ancient bolt
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one of the reasons I got my motherboard was because it supports 2 NVMe drives out of the box, definitely glad I did

gloomy sphinx
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www.asipartner.com
NVMe works with PCI Express (PCIe) to transfer data to and from SSDs. NVMe enables rapid storage in computer SSDs and is an improvement over older Hard Disk Drive (HDD) related interfaces such as SATA and SAS. ... NVMe enables a faster interface for leveraging the speeds that SSDs are capable of.```
ancient bolt
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NVMe drives aren't much more expensive than STA...

old badge
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There are some really cheap (and questionable) NVMes in AliExpress, I bought one legit Samsung 970 Evo from there from a much cheaper price (lot of taxes where I live)

austere ivy
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.g nvme vs ssd

limber knotBOT
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austere ivy
void void
austere ivy
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That person's not very smart.

gloomy sphinx
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the thing about nvme is that it also has much lower latency

ancient bolt
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testing games

austere ivy
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Ignore them.

gloomy sphinx
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a good sata SSD is better than a cheap NVMe SSD

unreal quarry
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you should see the video comparing the 3 against Windows 10 boot times

wide hazel
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think that's it

ancient bolt
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I'll take the least useful benchmark for $500

wicked ocean
unreal quarry
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its like 2 minutes for HDD, 1 minute for SSD and 6 seconds for NVMe

austere ivy
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Billy.

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You do realize NVMe is extremely expensive, ye?

gloomy sphinx
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you mean

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a sata ssd vs nvme ssd

unreal quarry
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its not @austere ivy

ancient bolt
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NVMe is not extremely expensive

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as I said eariler

wide hazel
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my Win 10 PC boots way faster than 1 minute on my EVOs

unreal quarry
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the one i'm looking at is only $100

austere ivy
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Then can you buy me some NVMes?

gloomy sphinx
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nvme ssd's are so much cheaper now

ancient bolt
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I have 2 of them in my machine right now

austere ivy
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Yes, very expensive ._.

ancient bolt
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$100

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very expensive

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oh right

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you're 12

austere ivy
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Correct, yes.

wide hazel
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become a technical contractor

austere ivy
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Actually 9 but yeah, a lot more expensive vs SATA.

wide hazel
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baaaaaaaaaaaaannnnkk

ancient bolt
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it's not even that much more t han sata

unreal quarry
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i think my HDD is also $100

old badge
acoustic pilot
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My Win 10 boots in 20 seconds on an unimpressive SSD (850 EVO)

wide hazel
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if you're the "I fix your fuckups" guy anyone pays whatever you ask

acoustic pilot
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Dunno how shit your disk has to be to take 1 minute lol

gloomy sphinx
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i think the price was $400

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back then

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but its like $120 now

wide hazel
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@acoustic pilot whaddya know, I also have an 850 ๐Ÿ˜›

wide hazel
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several

wide hazel
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and several 860s

austere ivy
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77$ vs 125$

old badge
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200$ for a 1TB Samsung 970 Evo on AliExpress

austere ivy
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Wow huh it isn't that much of a difference.

gloomy sphinx
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yeah but you also get 3X the performance with a nvme ssd

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so it is worth it

unreal quarry
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just be sure you get a real NVME, not an M.2

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M.2 is slow

gloomy sphinx
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dude

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m.2 is a form factor

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its the connector

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U.2 and M.2

unreal quarry
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theres a difference

gloomy sphinx
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no there is not

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literally nvme

unreal quarry
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M.2 has an extra notch

gloomy sphinx
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uses m.2

tawny basin
acoustic pilot
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i'm still happy with SATA for now, am living frugal ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

gloomy sphinx
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every nvme ssd uses m.2

unreal quarry
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theres a HUGE difference in performance

austere ivy
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Billy, you're comparing SIZE with PROTOCOL and MEDIUM.

gloomy sphinx
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HOW

austere ivy
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There's a difference in PERFORMANCE yes.

gloomy sphinx
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m.2

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is

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the nvme standor connector

ancient bolt
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Hi Brian can you stop yelling

austere ivy
unreal quarry
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:/ its like talking to a wall

austere ivy
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You know yeah I can, sorry about that.

gloomy sphinx
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you need a m.2 ssd that takes advantage of the nvme protocol

unreal quarry
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if you get an M.2 drive you are capping your throughput so its not getting full perf

limber knotBOT
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(DiscordBot) M.2 vs NVME: What's the difference? - length 9m 8s - 22,644 likes, 1,224 dislikes (94.9%) - 1,252,197 views - CareyHolzman on 2017.01.27

unreal quarry
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this guy talks about it well

gloomy sphinx
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No. Remember, M.2 is just the form factor. M.2 drives can come in SATA versions (like the Crucial MX500 M.2 for example) and NVMe versions (like the Samsung 970 Pro), which describes the bus they use to electrically communicate with the other PC components. SATA M.2 SSD drives and 2.5โ€ SATA SSDs actually operate at virtually identical spec. NVMe M.2โ€™s on the other hand, definitely do not, as weโ€™re about to discuss.

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its the form factor

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oooh

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that is the old

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An M.2 drive is simply a term to describe the physical form factor of a drive. ... An M.2 drive is not faster just because of its form factor. It's just usually the case that M.2 drives use the NVMe protocol because they already connect via PCI-E

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yeah

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all my samsung evos are m.2

golden gust
austere ivy
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?ยฟ

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anti-pattern?

gloomy sphinx
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my photo even says m.2 right on the ssd

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since it is a form factor

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nvme <-- protocol ssd <-- memory state m.2 <-- form factor

austere ivy
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Can I have some of those TCCs ๐Ÿ‘€

void void
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Hey bois, I have a raid trigger event that works but atm it fires repeatedly bc player still retains his Bad Omen effect. Is that paper's business to remove the effect, or should we just let it fire over and over and let the plugin decide whether or not to remove the bad omen effect?

austere ivy
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Correct, yes.

eager mist
void void
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I can move the call event so that it waits until after the bad omen is removed properly

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But idk if that's desirable

austere ivy
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NVMe is the protocol which uses PCI-E. SSD is the memory storage medium, it's either digital or HDD which is a spinning disk. m.2 is the size, the form factor.

unreal quarry
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i was going to get some NVMe's for this PC i have now, but turns out the port isn't right. its the slower one (m.2), so i'd have to upgrade my mobo too. next PC build I'll be sure to get the better ports for NVMe

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\o/

gloomy sphinx
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there are multiple ports

unreal quarry
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^

gloomy sphinx
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so yes your mobo probably is m.2 over sata

unreal quarry
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thats what i've been saying...

gloomy sphinx
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not m.2 over nvme

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but they are all m.2

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except for msata

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also that really sucks

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who puts a m.2 with sata protocol but not nvme

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you could get a m.2 to pci e card and stick it in that way

unreal quarry
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there are common laymens terms for things. this subject is definitely one of them. when speaking in laymens NVMe is different from m.2 is different from SSD is different from SATA. you see this kind of laymens terminology/naming in a lot of technical things (especially USB here lately)

austere ivy
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Tsk tsk.

gloomy sphinx
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no they are all different

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nvme is not m.2

ancient bolt
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All I'll say about this

gloomy sphinx
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nvme is literally a protocol

austere ivy
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Billy where are you getting this information from?

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What is your source?

gloomy sphinx
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m.2 is not a protocol

ancient bolt
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is my 1TB Samsung 960 Pro is bloody amazing

austere ivy
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m.2 is a form factor.

gloomy sphinx
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you sound like a dad who watched one video

austere ivy
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HDDs can be m.2

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wait

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no

unreal quarry
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stfu brian

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:/

ancient bolt
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Brian watch the video Billy linked above

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it's really good and the host is really clear

gloomy sphinx
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you know you are getting old when you say nvme m.2 ssd sata are all the same thing under one category

austere ivy
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gloomy sphinx
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lol

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austere ivy
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I dunno but this is my source.

gloomy sphinx
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yeah thats a good video

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i literally used to work with hardware and components for years

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helped gigabyte with their x99 board development

wide hazel
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you know you're supposed to LEAD with your credibility right? ๐Ÿ˜›

unreal quarry
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@austere ivy watch the video i linked. its done by someone thats not a celebrity gimmick

austere ivy
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,_,

gloomy sphinx
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no

austere ivy
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These guys have a huge giant warehouse of stuff

gloomy sphinx
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the video you linked

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linustehctips is legitimate

ancient bolt
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linus is a hack

unreal quarry
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^

gloomy sphinx
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yeah server side

austere ivy
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Maybe we should contact Samsung on this.

gloomy sphinx
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but they are good on the hardware

ancient bolt
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he says so much wrong shit constantly

unreal quarry
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celebrity gimmick

austere ivy
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I'm going to contact Samsung about this, and get the truth.

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They're the makers of all this hardware so they'd know.

void void
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afaik Samsung evo nvme drive

ancient bolt
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you're the only one that doesn't know brian

gloomy sphinx
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just go read what m.2 is lol

#
M.2

M.2, formerly known as the Next Generation Form Factor (NGFF), is a specification for internally mounted computer expansion cards and associated connectors. It replaces the mSATA standard, which uses the PCI Express Mini Card physical card layout and connectors. M.2's more ...

ancient bolt
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the rest of us are clear here

void void
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is basically a super cheap nand + some trickery with ram cache etc.

gloomy sphinx
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its a form factor

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literally read the wiki on m.2

void void
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getting a samsung evo nvme is pretty bad

gloomy sphinx
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there you go

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how?

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the evo linup is great

void void
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@gloomy sphinx very slow nand

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in their evo nvme line up

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it is fast for couple of GB

gloomy sphinx
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where did you get that info from

void void
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then drops performance to 200MBps

austere ivy
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How on earth are there opinions for hardware!?

gloomy sphinx
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samsung has some of the best nand flash

void void
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I think it was ssdreviews

austere ivy
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I don't understand this.

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Art? Sure.

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Philosophy? Sure.

old badge
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wat @austere ivy

austere ivy
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HARDWARE?? How are there differing opinions on something so set in stone, boggles my mind on how people will find the ability to disagree on ANYTHING

crystal dagger
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I think y'all are honestly saying the same thing but in different terms

gloomy sphinx
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we are just talking about how billy thinks m.2 is a protocl like nvme

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i wonder what he thinks the form factor connector is called then?

austere ivy
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Ah, great. Samsung has a live chat.

gloomy sphinx
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In addition, there are two types of sockets for M.2: one with a "B key" and one with a "M key".

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pugent is great

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they do a great job of explaining

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rather than some shit indian video

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even his logo is the same

gloomy sphinx
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oh yeah

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the 970 evos are much better

austere ivy
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Online arguments are silly anyway, I guess.

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Both parties get mad at eachother.

gloomy sphinx
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M.2 SSDs support PCIe 3.0, SATA 3.0 and USB 3.0 interfaces

austere ivy
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And even if one wins, the other won't accept it.

gloomy sphinx
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its true

void void
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@gloomy sphinx and somehow so is evo 850 with sata 3 ๐Ÿค”

gloomy sphinx
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ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

austere ivy
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It's just a fight and no one gains literally anything from it.

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Which is something I'm personally guilty of, a lot.

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More respected members of the community seem to be constantly silent and only talk when they're called or they have something cool.

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Maybe I should learn something from that instead of constantly saying stuff

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ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

gloomy sphinx
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except calling m.2 a interface protocol is pretty up there

austere ivy
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And so what. If he's wrong, are you going to prove him wrong?

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And do you think if you do prove him wrong with UNDENIABLE evidence he'll say he's sorry?

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Probably not.

void void
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Can y'all just drop it

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You're annoying

austere ivy
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There's just no winning there.

gloomy sphinx
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its probably in his best interest so he doesn't knock off every mobo that says "has 3 m.2 slots!"

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doesnt matter anyways

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just all in good fun

crystal dagger
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imo he just meant to say SATA m.2 instead of m.2 in general, since NVMe is considered m.2 also (although yes, there's multiple types of m.2), but that's just my take on it

ancient bolt
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oh right

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I have a 1TB Samsung 970* Pro

gloomy sphinx
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hopefully

ancient bolt
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not a 960

gloomy sphinx
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970 pro is nice

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all of their pro ssd's were good

ancient bolt
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but point still stands, it's amazing

gloomy sphinx
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yeah i want one

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that being said... pcie 4.0 was released

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with ssd's upwards of 4500+MB/s

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pretty nutty

austere ivy
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I have an 860 SSD, it's a lot better than the hdd I'm using atm that's for sure lol

gloomy sphinx
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the new amd processors and motherboard use pcie 4.0 already

wide hazel
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I have..

crystal dagger
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are there more benefits for PCIe 4.0 other than just SSD's? I heard GPU's could benefit, but do the current existing ones even support it?

wide hazel
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3 850's and 2 860's

old badge
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I probably won't upgrade for the next 5 years lol

austere ivy
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Nice, egg.

gloomy sphinx
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current gpu's do not support pcie 4.0

austere ivy
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I'm on Samsung's live chat page.

gloomy sphinx
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but yes it would benifit the top tier cards

austere ivy
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What is this??

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ยฟยฟยฟยฟ

wide hazel
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Microsoft, what did you do?!

crystal dagger
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welp

wide hazel
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why is BitLocker off?

austere ivy
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Egg what happened?

void void
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o boi

wide hazel
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why can't I resume it? ๐Ÿ˜ 

austere ivy
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BitLocker is encryption thingy, right?

gloomy sphinx
#

yes

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backdoored encryption

wide hazel
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thankfully I use a TPM, so key is safe

ancient bolt
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should I watch the office so that I understand all the references people make?

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I don't otherwise have any desire to watch it

gloomy sphinx
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i found the office borning

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get new friends

austere ivy
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Sure.

wide hazel
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"backdoored encryption" - alright, now you're in my territory. I'll bite.

austere ivy
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The Office is a great show.

gloomy sphinx
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lol

austere ivy
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Egg what do you do?

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Encryption master?

wide hazel
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I updated to latest

gloomy sphinx
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of course i have no sources that say it is backdoored but when trucrypt died

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you know something funky happened

austere ivy
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What's your territory, egg? Haha.

wide hazel
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security

ancient bolt
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bitlocker is not backdoored

wide hazel
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^

austere ivy
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Ooh fancy, I have a question, then.

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Do you get paid well?

wide hazel
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well, I wouldn't say "BitLocker is not backdoored"

austere ivy
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And is it a good career to get into?

ancient bolt
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fine

wide hazel
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I instead would say "the positive claim has the burden of proof"

ancient bolt
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we have no reason to believe it is and it's reasonable to assume it's not

wide hazel
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^

gloomy sphinx
wide hazel
#

I used to use TrueCrypt

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VeraCrypt being its successor

ancient bolt
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it wouldn't do microsoft's business any good if it was backdoored

wide hazel
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that and it uses AES

ancient bolt
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losing enterprise trust over something like that would be devastating

wide hazel
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which would be REALY FUCKING HARD to backdoor

ancient bolt
#

that is also true

austere ivy
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I'm gonna bet security's a good career choice.

wide hazel
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security is indeed a solid career choice

ancient bolt
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You have to be smart to be in security

void void
#

That's highly debatable

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Going from my last job

gloomy sphinx
#

rsa 2048 bit was cracked by the nsa right

ancient bolt
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I'm sure they've done it before...cracked in general? no way

wide hazel
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it was not

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no

gloomy sphinx
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how do you feel about the nsa approved encryptions

cosmic raft
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if it was cracked in general nobody would be using it for anything, especially guides like on github/etc

wide hazel
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2048-bit hasn't yet been broken as far as the public is aware

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"cracked" also depends on the implementation

ancient bolt
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NSA approved encryptions are some of the best and strongest options available

wide hazel
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indeed

ancient bolt
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I know the NSA's other side that you can't trust

wide hazel
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DoD-approved are, anyway. NSA feeds off of the DoD for defense

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NSA is actually offense

ancient bolt
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but the NSA is very trustworthy in those regards

wide hazel
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generally yes

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not always

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but generally

gloomy sphinx
#

i am interested in those encryption types that are like 128 bit or whatever

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david hilfghpherment

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i dont know what they are called

ancient bolt
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just stick to open source encryption standards since they are verified by independent third parties and are auditted by the large companies that use them

wide hazel
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128-bit would be difficult to secure properly

cosmic raft
wide hazel
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lol

cosmic raft
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the rsa key there being 16384

ancient bolt
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what kind of a heathen doesn't use ssh-rsa for everything

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I like my large keys god damnit

cosmic raft
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I'm moving away from my rsa key where I can

gloomy sphinx
#

whats the olliptic encryption thing

ancient bolt
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probably not a bad idea, I don't have any reason to stick with rsa either

gloomy sphinx
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Elliptic-curve

wide hazel
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there was a picture of an absurely-long lock that just had "RSA 4096-bit" above it

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was glorious

gloomy sphinx
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oh yeah ed25519 is where i was going

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lol

ancient bolt
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my keepass database is encrypted 50000 times because that was an option and it let me put in any number I wanted so I felt cool making it big

gloomy sphinx
#

this is what happens when i read things before bed

wide hazel
#

Dual_EC_DRBG (Dual Elliptic Curve Deterministic Random Bit Generator) is an algorithm that was presented as a cryptographically secure pseudorandom number generator (CSPRNG) using methods in elliptic curve cryptography. Despite wide public criticism, including a potential b...

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that's what you mean, right?

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yeah, that one

gloomy sphinx
#

yes

wide hazel
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yeah, that was the one the NSA pushed through NIST because they had enough votes

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we don't talk about that one

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the backdoor only works when using specific primes that NIST gave

gloomy sphinx
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all i know is that encryption is some cool shit to read about

wide hazel
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indeed!

gloomy sphinx
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i have a book that goes back to when encryption was on a stick

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pretty interesting

wide hazel
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start with the Diffie-Hellman handshake. It's the easiest way into cryptography

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and partially runs most of the modern world. RSA is built on DH

gloomy sphinx
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this thing. if you get the size of the stick correct to the string length you could read the message

ancient bolt
#

my favorite encryption thing was when my security professor showed us how you can do statistics over encrypted data and get a non-encrypted result without decrypting the data, basically allowing you do get generalizations from the data while the data remained anonymous, which is extremely useful for doing statistical analysis over sensitive data, such as medical or financial data

wide hazel
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ie. breaking the Caesar cipher using frequency analysis

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smarter than brute-force

gloomy sphinx
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i remember cracking wpa encryption using bruteforce

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on backtrack lol

wide hazel
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you mean WEP? Or did you capture a handshake and then run it through OCL-Hashcat?

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Backtrack couldn't do WPA well

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was likely WEP

gloomy sphinx
#

wpa

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with reaver and wpa keys

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common wpa keys

wide hazel
#

you mean passwords?

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Reaver was for WPS

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is*

ancient bolt
#

well im going to "celebrate" memorial day by eating pizza and finding something to watch

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so good night

wide hazel
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enjoy!

gloomy sphinx
#

that juan

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i think reaver to capture info?

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then aircrack to run the crack

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i dont remember much it was years ago

wide hazel
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reaver miiight be able to capture info? More efficient to use aircrack-ng suite though

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these days you just fire up Wifite

gloomy sphinx
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all i know is i was on a laptop, my mom unplugged the internet and i had a usb network stick that could send specific packets

wide hazel
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then Hashcat

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or OCL-Hashcat if you use Windows

gloomy sphinx
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could be done on a rbpi?

wide hazel
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you can't packet-replay WPA. You're thinking of WEP ARP replays

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you fake-auth and then replay ARP packets to generate entropy

gloomy sphinx
#

i remember it sending wpa keys to bruteforce

wide hazel
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ARP replay isn't the most efficient way any more anyway, though still works so who can deny the classics?

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you don't send WPA/WPA2 keys

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you capture a handshake and then attempt to break it locally

gloomy sphinx
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pretty sure it was that heh

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i learned from hackforums back in the day

wide hazel
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Reaver is most commonly used for brute-forcing WPS, which doesn't really work these days anyway

gloomy sphinx
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back when shells were a thing to ddos with

wide hazel
#

shells were never used to DoS/DDoS

#

you're thinking reverse shells?

gloomy sphinx
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php shells

wide hazel
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or as in ZSH?

#

right, yeah. A reverse shell

#

you used a reverse shell as just that- a reverse shell. As in, the client connects to your machine and hands you a shell

gloomy sphinx
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i forget the exploit name but you could use xml files from the xml database

wide hazel
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then you used commands as you would any bash shell

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or sh

gloomy sphinx
#

yes thats right

wide hazel
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the reason for reverse shells is that it's rare to find people block outbound connections

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rather than opening a port it connects back to the attacker

#

you find an exploit, you run it, you hand yourself a reverse shell, you try to escalate from there

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most commonly you need to chain exploits

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sandboxes are a bitch

gloomy sphinx
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i really wish i got more into security at the time

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i remember shells that would output 10+Mbps were golden

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if you got 500 of them you were pretty much a 12 year old god

wide hazel
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this worked

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no idea why

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'tis not up to I to question our MS overlords

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meerly to accept my fate as their user

crude topaz
wide hazel
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endless weird issues on random occasions

misty idol
gloomy sphinx
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why are you running windows anyways @wide hazel

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just curious

cosmic raft
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I run Windows on my laptop

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nothing wrong with Windows, I just don't use it as my primary OS

gloomy sphinx
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why do you run it on your laptop

cosmic raft
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because I need Windows more than I need *nix while on the go

gloomy sphinx
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you could just wine /s

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yeah i have a spare windows machine too for those programs that only run on windows

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such a pain sometimes

limber knotBOT
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{"error":{"code":404,"message":"Could not locate build"}}

gloomy sphinx
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even more of a pain turning windows on after leaving it off for a few months

limber knotBOT
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1.14.2

cosmic raft
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desktop runs Arch Linux, laptop runs Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise

limber knotBOT
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Amonly: shift+f5 on website, cache problem

gloomy sphinx
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yeah there is a type on the download page amonly

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they have it at 1.14.1

cosmic raft
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not a typo, cache issue

gloomy sphinx
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o

limber knotBOT
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thanks :D

wide hazel
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@gloomy sphinx because I like playing video games

gloomy sphinx
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have you looked into lutris and the proton thing steam has?

wide hazel
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my laptop runs Deepin, my desktop Windows 10

limber knotBOT
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will they put the anti xray?

wide hazel
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When I can play Assassin's Creed Odyssey on Linux, let me know

candid bear
gloomy sphinx
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i will

wide hazel
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as it stands I can't even get the game to run on my SoftRAID

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because DRM

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had to move it to another drive

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fucking. Morons.

upper flicker
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muh DRM tho

wide hazel
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"when the pirates can produce a better product than you, you've failed"

gloomy sphinx
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I think clearing cache from 1.14.1 to 1.14.2 is needed

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or something

frail bobcat
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Didn't have any issues here

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All the lighting glitches were fixed

gloomy sphinx
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hmm

strange bane
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I didn't force upgrade and it runs fine.

wide hazel
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I hope you all have backups

upper flicker
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in their update notes they said 1.14.2 was supposed to regen lighting data from older 1.14 versions automatically

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no idea how well thats working out

wide hazel
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backups are worthless if you can't revert to them

slate seal
wide hazel
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always test your backups

coral berry
wide hazel
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backups 101:

  1. Make backups
  2. Test your backups
  3. Test your backups
  4. Make redundant backups
  5. Test your backups
  6. Copy backups to multiple locations
  7. Test your backups
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"test" meaning "make a full clone of your last backup and play with it"

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don't need to do that for EVERY backup

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but periodically

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you can automate backup testing to a degree

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  1. Test your backups
  2. Test your backups
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  1. Did you test your backups?
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a broken backup only serves to give a false sense of security

hardy saddle
wide hazel
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friendly public service announcement for everyone, by the way: When was the last time you tested your backups?

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enjoy!

upper flicker
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egg giving a speech on testing backups

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Im just sitting here wondering what exactly he means by "backups" ๐Ÿค”

wide hazel
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anything you care about, really

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whatever "backups" means to you

upper flicker
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tacos?

wide hazel
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indeed

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by "backups" you mean "tacos" and by "test" you mean "eat"?

upper flicker
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yes

wide hazel
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sure, I'll eat your tacos ๐Ÿ˜„

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thanks!

stiff yarrow
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does testing a backup mean checking that the backup is actually being made

upper flicker
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no no

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there is sensitive data there

wide hazel
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when was the last time you looked through a backup and checked some files?

upper flicker
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letting you test them would constitute a breach

wide hazel
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lol

upper flicker
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therefore it is only safe that I test them

wide hazel
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ooorrrr restored a server from a backup and played in it

stiff yarrow
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yeah that is some good points to make egg, I guess I do not check backups in that sense

wide hazel
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there's a few "periodic reminders" I like to make every 6 or so months

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you don't have to thoroughly test EVERY backup, but if you have them you should at least make sure they're restorable

void void
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I just had flashbacks to when we were migrating servers. Stupid fucker was like "I took a backup but when I extract it there's nothing there! Did you delete the old server already?"

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me:

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also me: did you check the archive...

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him: no

crystal compass
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Does anybody know of an actual working condition auctionhouse plugin?

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This one i bought on spigot is full of annoying bugs

austere ivy
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What would the performance loss of having a JVM written in Java be?

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Java Bytecode -> JVM in Java -> JVM in C, or another popular JVM.

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Or a JIT written in java?

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Sounds nonsensical but I'm just curious.

upper flicker
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much of the JVM is java

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Graal's compiler has lots of java as well

austere ivy
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Really? That's interesting.

void void
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python jit that is faster than regular python, written in a subset of python

austere ivy
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o-O

hexed tiger
cosmic raft
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pizza or no

austere ivy
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Yeah, sure.

cosmic raft
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@void void

austere ivy
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I just had pizza here.

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They don't know what marinara sauce is here..

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so

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Pizza was still good!

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Half hawaiian, half margarita.

merry talon
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@void void Why do you hate yourself?

cosmic raft
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hmmm

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sure why not

void void
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yes get pizza

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also why is it in gbp

cosmic raft
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why not

austere ivy
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@cosmic raft

cosmic raft
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it just uses the wrong symbol

void void
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weird haha

austere ivy
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It kinda looks gross, I know, BUT it was pretty good.

cosmic raft
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it's CAD $11.53

austere ivy
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Doesn't have any marinara sauce though, that doesn't exist here apparently :(

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I got this pizza for 9$, t'was good.

cosmic raft
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but because en_gb is higher than en_us on my phone, it uses the gbp symbol

austere ivy
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What's your favorite kinda pizza, kash?

cosmic raft
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pepperoni

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this one is pepperoni + green pepper

austere ivy
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yuck I don't like pepperoni but you do you

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too spicy, I like cheesy pizza

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sometimes pepperoni is good, though.

void void
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weirdo

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pepperoni isnt spicy! man up!

cosmic raft
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pepperoni isn't spicy

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what planet do you live on

austere ivy
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planet 'murica