development

[placid kraken]

i got if statements parsed!!!

pub fn main() {
    if (true) {
        if (true) {
            ret false;
        }

        Int i = 0;
        i++;
    } else {
        ret true;
    }
}
``` now parses

into this

[worthy mulch]

what tool was used in the shell script versions of palera1n to only downlod part of an archive? I can't remember the name of the tool at all

[faint stag]

partialzipbrowser

[native dune]

u can just use remotezip from pip

[faint stag]

yeah that's probably better

pzb is fragile

[shrewd moth]

Is shyNotifications working on iOS 16?

[faint stag]

you can try

but it's not a rootless tweak

so you have to derootify

[faint stag]

hmm

[worthy mulch]

thank you!

[shrewd moth]

It's in big boss rootless version

[faint stag]

oh then it'll work lol

[placid kraken]

@radiant idol i did if statements

fn input(String message) {
    Long stdin = fdopen(0, "r");
    Char buf[1024];

    printf(message);
    fgets(buf, 1024, stdin);

    Long len = strlen(buf);
    Long index = len - 1;
    Long newline = buf + index;

    newline <- Byte 0;
    ret buf;
}

fn isEven(Int num) {
    ret num % 2 == 0;
}

pub fn main() {
    String userInput = input("is your number even? -> ");
    Int num = atoi(userInput);

    if (isEven(num)) {
        printf!("%d is even omg\n\n", num);
    } else {
        printf!("we hate the number %d (its not even)!!!\n\n", num);
    }

    main();
}

i cant believe this actually worked

it was such a pain to parse

[crisp frost]

This is like if C and rust had a kid but the kid has some weird deformations

( its cool tho )

[placid kraken]

lmao yeah this is exactly the vibe im getting aswell

[radiant idol]

congrats

wait

[radiant idol]

why are you calling main() inside of main

[placid kraken]

recursive

its like a loop

so that i can get another input without needring to rerun the program

this is what ive been doing in the time before i introduce while loops

however while loops will work very similar to if statements

• jump non zero to a special label otherwise straight to the end
• in the block, have a jump non zero to either the label youre currently in or to the end label
• the end label just continues the function as usual

[radiant idol]

weird but ok

[placid kraken]

its essentially the same thing as ```rs
pub fn main() {
while (true) {
String userInput = input("is your number even? -> ");
Int num = atoi(userInput);

    if (isEven(num)) {
        printf!("%d is even omg\n\n", num);
    } else {
        printf!("we hate the number %d (its not even)!!!\n\n", num);
    }
}

}

so not that weird

[reef trail]

i’ve never seen a recursive main before

but yeah valid code

[placid kraken]

i do this all the time in TS where having an entry point isnt actually required but just useful to have

as in, in my little playground session thingies

ok actually usually i dont recursively call main i just use a while loop

but you get the point

[reef trail]

yeah that makes sense cos main isn’t technically the entry point

but i’ve never seen in used in like rust or smth

where you don’t have top level expressions

[placid kraken]

this isnt rust but yeah

[reef trail]

it compiles to it doesn’t it?

[crisp frost]

Language name idea: RustyC

[radiant idol]

Crust

[placid kraken]

no lol

[reef trail]

i’m confused then

what was tree.rs

[placid kraken]

that was an ast

the language is built in rust

it doesnt compile to rust

[reef trail]

i thought that was the output lol

mb

[placid kraken]

this is the output

that elle compiles to

it's supposed to be .ssa but discord doesnt have syntax highlighting for that ofc

[reef trail]

ohhh

[placid kraken]

oh shit i need to implement break and continue statements

[reef trail]

and goto

i’ve used them like once but they’re useful

[placid kraken]

how would you use goto in this case

can you give loops labels in C or something

[reef trail]

i believe so

[placid kraken]

realistically break and continue will just expand to a jmp instruction

break will jump straight to the end block

continue will jump straight back to the loop block

[reef trail]

yep

[placid kraken]

what better way to learn C than to create an entire new language that uses C primitives

trolley~3

[remote folio]

Can anyone with understanding of swift and objc in theos help me with this ld error?

ld: Undefined symbols:
OBJC_CLASS$_object, referenced from:
in WalLib.swift.b9c73fa1.o

Objc code compiles fine but when it gets to linking i get this

[placid kraken]

ok i implemented while loops

this is now valid code

fn input(String message) {
    Long stdin = fdopen(0, "r");
    Char buf[1024];

    printf(message);
    fgets(buf, 1024, stdin);

    Long len = strlen(buf);
    Long index = len - 1;
    Long newline = buf + index;

    newline <- Byte 0;
    ret buf;
}

fn isEven(Int number) {
    ret number % 2 == 0;
}

pub fn main() {
    puts("welcome to something idk");

    String userInput = "";
    Int number = 0;

    while (true) {
        userInput = input("enter an even number -> ");
        number = atoi(userInput);

        if (number == 0) {
            printf!("invalid input.");
            continue;
        }

        if (isEven(number)) {
            break;
        } else {
            printf!("we hate the number %d!!! (its not even)\n\n", number);
        }
    }

    printf!("%d is even!!\n", number);
}

the compiler is also almost 1300 lines

so thats fun i guess

oh and i need to implement not aswell

because i havent done that yet

oh god parsing not is gonna be so hard

because im gonna have to parse everything up to an arithmetic operator and then parse that all individually and stuff

swift ^^^

i have been explicit with values and errors everywhere

educational purposes

idk just how educational i wanna get

[slim bramble]

mfw tesla wants to change something only for iOS 14

[acoustic imp]

U don’t Gota post everything

[grand tide]

@slim bramble i made a tweak from one of your ideas

[placid kraken]

whats so bad about this

[slim bramble]

what if the guy is on iOS 14.1+

[placid kraken]

oh lmfao

@acoustic imp just make it < 15 then

thats a simple enough fix

[acoustic imp]

IK!

[slim bramble]

I changed the floatValue to intValue

easy fix

[acoustic imp]

Ik bibi jus Gota tell everyone ig

[slim bramble]

Which ?

[slim bramble]

tesla code >>

[grand tide]

remember when u wished you could change icrazes pfp to that one thing

[[ntwerk+]]

[faint lion]

ntwerk+

ntwerk+

Author

mixbom

Version

1.0-12+debug

Price

Free

Repo

mixbom's Repo

Bundle ID

com.mixbom.ntwerk+

Powered by Canister · Apr 25, 2024, 8:22 PM

[primal perch]

https://tenor.com/view/glitch-amazing-digital-pointing-circus-gif-11635341390029256298

[placid kraken]

icraze!!!

[hasty ruin]

?

[grand tide]

it also changes dleovl’s to something

[slim bramble]

@hasty ruin

[hasty ruin]

cool story

[slim bramble]

what is it for ?

[grand tide]

discord

check it out

[hasty ruin]

he made a token logger

[grand tide]

no

[primal perch]

based

[grand tide]

💀

[slim bramble]

Bro published a debug version of his tweak

💀

[primal perch]

crazeware

[hasty ruin]

'his'

[grand tide]

i rewrote all the code

[hasty ruin]

you placed an else if before else

[grand tide]

i also had to add an import

i’ll change all the code if u want

even though i don’t think there’s another way to do it

[slim bramble]

where did you get ntwerk srcs from ?

[grand tide]

this server

i flipped a coin then icraze replied to it cause it was heads

[slim bramble]

zefram :

[grand tide]

here’s vid

skip like half way through

[primal perch]

🙏

[placid kraken]

what even is ntwerk

[hasty ruin]

the ntwerk tweak changes capt's pfp to

[grand tide]

yeah but mines better

[primal perch]

but nsfw

[hasty ruin]

🤨

[young meteor]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/862097619504857089.gif?size=300

[primal perch]

based

[hasty ruin]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1169461256386785290/1170485972467720222/togif.gif?ex=65593702&is=6546c202&hm=ef3bab7fa6ddef6edb492f9e5f6409567f7c3b818a9f81373a344edbb4841003&

[grand tide]

@radiant idol btw fix jade, i’m on 14pm ios 16.2 and whenever i’m in an app and try to swipe in jade it freezes my phone for like 10 seconds and no buttons work and i can’t do anything

[radiant idol]

disable all other tweaks and see if the issue still happens

[grand tide]

ok

[grand tide]

nvm i respringed twice and now it works for some reason

[radiant idol]

👍

[grand tide]

if it happens again and keeps happening i’ll let u know

[radiant idol]

ok

[ashen birch]

broke alert

[hasty ruin]

you have to use fakenitro to see that

🤨

[kind herald]

https://tenor.com/view/cat-mod-discord-kick-mute-gif-495505587681287181

[ashen birch]

you’re paying for the ability to use funny tiny pictures

[hasty ruin]

nah shep is paying

[ashen birch]

never mind slay

[hasty ruin]

[ashen birch]

we love sugar daddies

@lime quartz is mine

(they’re nothing but a complete pain in my ass)

[primal perch]

[hasty ruin]

[young meteor]

erm nuh uh

[grand tide]

how do i compile a non-debug version of my tweak?

[timid furnace]

https://theos.dev/docs/commands

[grand tide]

thank you

[proud geyser]

import Foundation

class FriendshipManager: ObservableObject {
    @Published var searchQuery: String = ""
    @Published var searchResults: [User] = []
    
    var authToken = TokenStorage().getToken()
    
    let friendshipRoutes = FriendshipRoutes()
    
    func searchFriendRequest(query: String) async throws -> [User] {
        let response = try await friendshipRoutes.searchFriendRequest(authToken: authToken!, searchQuery: searchQuery)

        // Extract the User objects from the response
        var users: [User] = []
        for dataResponse in response.compactMap({ $0.data }) {
            if let user = dataResponse.user {
                users.append(user)
            }
        }

        
        return searchResults
    }
    
    func createFriendRequest(userID: String, friendID: String) async throws -> APIResponse {
        let response = try await friendshipRoutes.createFriendRequest(userID: userID, friendID: friendID)
            
        return response
    }

    
    func fetchFriends(for userID: String) async throws -> APIResponse {
        let response = try await friendshipRoutes.fetchFriends(for: userID)
        
        return response
    }
}```
```swift
ForEach(friendshipManager.searchFriendRequest(query: friendshipManager.searchQuery).filter({ searchText.isEmpty ? true : $0.username.lowercased().contains(searchText.lowercased()) })) { user in
                        UserCell(user: user)
                    } ```
 PlayGround/PlayGround/Views/HomeView/HomeView.swift:49:29 'async' call in a function that does not support concurrency/PlayGround/PlayGround/Views/HomeView/HomeView.swift:49:29 Call can throw, but it is not marked with 'try' and the error is not handled how do i fix these errors

help?

[placid kraken]

im thinking of changing ret to return

opinions?

1. ret
2. return

current

fn isEven(Long n) -> Long {
    ret n % 2 == 0;
}

fn fib(Long n) -> Long {
    if (n <= 1) {
        ret n;
    }

    ret fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2);
}

fn fact(Long n) -> Long {
    if (n <= 1) {
        ret n;
    }

    ret n * fact(n - 1);
}

[placid kraken]

the results are overwhelming it seems like ret wins guys

/j i made it return

this stuff all compiles

[radiant idol]

all you have left is to make it func instead of fn and this language is golden

[native orbit]

#define func fn

[radiant idol]

.

I just realized

this is basically just sw*ft

[brazen timber]

YUCK

[slim bramble]

This ain’t assembly

Use return

[slim bramble]

With macros

[placid kraken]

and that isnt happening

[placid kraken]

theres no preprocessor yet

eventually

[cloud yacht]

You should make a post processor

[wooden yarrow]

swift made from rust

💀

[radiant idol]

.

[placid kraken]

i still don’t get why people don’t like rust

i get swift

but rust?? why

“i just don’t like it” grow up

[primal perch]

fanbase sucks

[native orbit]

has no undefined behavior, so its boring

[primal perch]

https://tenor.com/view/programming-rust-c-lang-cpp-cplusplus-gif-26743262

[wooden yarrow]

me

[native orbit]

"but it more secure".... mf u writing a fetch program

[wooden yarrow]

i was quite literally thinking of rewriting DyldExtractor in Rust since it's been abandoned (or so it seems) but then gave the thought up because it was too much effort

[orchid fulcrum]

Programming without memory leaks is boring

[cloud yacht]

I mean you can still memory leak

Just you safely memory leak

[wooden yarrow]

https://github.com/Speykious/cve-rs

🔥🔥

[primal perch]

🚀🔥

[placid kraken]

LMAOO

the license is beautiful

[faint timber]

I be cing rust you be rusting c we are not the same

[faint timber]

Spawned this epic idea

[placid kraken]

GLWTS(Good Luck With That Shit) Public License
Copyright (c) Every-fucking-one, except the Author

Everyone is permitted to copy, distribute, modify, merge, sell, publish,
sublicense or whatever the fuck they want with this software but at their
OWN RISK.

                         Preamble

The author has absolutely no fucking clue what the code in this project
does. It might just fucking work or not, there is no third option.

            GOOD LUCK WITH THAT SHIT PUBLIC LICENSE

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION, AND MODIFICATION

0. You just DO WHATEVER THE FUCK YOU WANT TO as long as you NEVER LEAVE
   A FUCKING TRACE TO TRACK THE AUTHOR of the original product to blame for
   or held responsible.

IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING
FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER
DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

Good luck and Godspeed.

[wooden yarrow]

this does actually use a bug with the language that has not been fixed since 2015 regarding lifetimes

💀

[wooden yarrow]

i shall be "c"ing your mother ton-

[cloud yacht]

I have a repo I should license this to

[timid furnace]

Does the changelog tab require json depictions

For sileo

[cloud yacht]

As far as I can tell, yes

[placid kraken]

ok i added real documentation now lmao

deranged language

why is it a whole byte

it only needs to be a single bit

[cloud yacht]

True false maybe perhaps, Etc.

[primal perch]

then you have annoying overhead with tracking it

its only really viable with bitfields in structs

[placid kraken]

true

false

maybe

its complicated

oscillating

i just realised that i actually do it even worse

because elle compiles true into the number 1 and false into the number 0

by default, without a type, its a 32 bit signed integer

skulley~2

lmao same

well ok its not that bad

[gentle grove]

we have decided allocating memory in sub-byte sizes is not reasonable

for reason shepgoba said

[placid kraken]

i guess that makes sense

[gentle grove]

that's why you find bitmasks or whatever the word is

by a very large number

exactly

what

im explaining why its bad

[placid kraken]

we have decided to introduce superstate into memory addresses

void *schrodinger_cat = malloc(1020.5);

[slate isle]

did A15 get a ppl bypass yet?

[placid kraken]

i’m a non c dev and i know it’s a long

about which one

that i’m a non c dev or that it’s a long

iirc float just puts a decimal point in the middle of the memory allocated and single/double uses ieee 754?

oh lmao

[grand tide]

i can’t figure out why i keep getting this error while trying to compile 😭

please someone help 🙏

[reef trail]

you need to add the framework to your make file, see https://github.com/rugmj/pinnacle

icr which springboard framework sbiconview is from

but pinnacle uses it

[grand tide]

thank you

[gentle grove]

float is a abscissa or whatever tf the word is, and an exponent

like they work by storing a base number and then a signed exponent for that base

[placid kraken]

i know how the standard works but apparently i got them the wrong way around lmaoo

first bit is the sign bit, then the next 8 bits are exponent, then the rest (usually 23 bits) is the mantissa

they need a number from 1 to 2 so they truncate it to always start with a 1 and give you an extra bit to work with

(i watched the fast inverse square root video like 8 times)

[native orbit]

mfw arm64_32

[timid furnace]

Thx

[cloud yacht]

Me when I use a 32 bit computer

[primal perch]

yea

ppl_bypass();

[grand tide]

so my tweak is enabled but doesn’t work

why is development this annoying

i can’t imagine how swift must be

how do i check logs to see what’s wrong?

[cloud yacht]

Idevicesyslog, console.app or Antonie

[frail cedar]

I use Console and then filter for phrase

then have all the logs have that phrase

[cloud yacht]

I don't own a Mac

[slim bramble]

…. Or just use idevicesyslog and filter to the process

[frail cedar]

yeah but im trying to limit how much i do in terminal

im getting annoyed at nano's limitations and seriously considering learning how vim works which is a bad thing

[harsh junco]

(Then learn emacs)

[vivid dew]

just make a gui that does what the terminal app does but worse

[reef trail]

ew

[reef trail]

it’ll take you 5 mins to be able to use it like nano

[grand tide]

i love compiling my tweaks and having them not work at all and not produce logs i added!

[harsh junco]

Why. Ew.

[grand tide]

that’s it i’m making rune

[reef trail]

because i like my hands

[grand tide]

but not rune

[harsh junco]

Doom Emacs:

[reef trail]

still ew

[harsh junco]

it has vim compatibility layer

Why. Ew.

[lyric heron]

ew

ew

[harsh junco]

[lyric heron]

(no clue what's going on)

[cloud yacht]

or use idevicesyslog | grep "pharse"

[reef trail]

then use vim???

[harsh junco]

No???

[reef trail]

why use emacs with vim motions

that makes zero sense

[harsh junco]

Emacs has built in package manager so I don’t need to go outside of it

[reef trail]

?

Lazy.nvim

which most people use for their package manager

otherwise Packer

[cloud yacht]

just execute terminal commands from inside vim

then you don'y need to leave it

[reef trail]

you dont need to leave it anyway but yeah :!

for any cli commands you need to run you can run from inside vim

[cloud yacht]

I've been meaning to actually learn vim

[reef trail]

you should, use Kickstart nvim and build your config from there you’ll love it

it’s the best thing i’ve done to improve my dev workflow

[harsh junco]

I just don’t like vim

[reef trail]

stupid argument but okay

“me no likey”

i’ve tried emacs and i hate how bloated it is

it does too much

bloated is the wrong word

but it tries to be many things

[harsh junco]

Thats why i like it

[native relic]

Anyone got any tips on the best MacOS version and VM software for a Theos hackingtosh please?

[reef trail]

i’m on linux and i’m using a qemu kvm, not sure what version but i can find out for you

if you’re on windows i’m not sure what the best option is

[reef trail]

to each their own, i prefer my editor just be an editor and allow me to add other modules that i might want myself instead of defaulting to having everything built in

[native relic]

If you could find the macOS version that’d be great please! I have VMware already but wondered if there was a preferred approach

[kind herald]

personally I'd just hackintosh an entire system

VMs suck for macOS

[reef trail]

they do for desktops but im using it headless and it works great

have some scripts setup to allow me to run everything as if it weren’t building in the mac too so it’s really seem less

[reef trail]

i won’t be able to now tonight but i remember picking the lowest version compatible with the latest xcode

not latest xcode but the version of xcode with support for ios 17

[native relic]

Does anyone know any way I can fix this please?

• I'm able to SSH into my phone
• I'm able to use the MacOS root user
• I'm able to make packages
• My user is secured with a password
• My phone's root and mobile have passwords

[acoustic imp]

Show ur make file

[acoustic imp]

Your sure that’s the right ip ?

[faint timber]

You did the thing that’s banned

[acoustic imp]

sbreload ?

[faint timber]

Nope

[queen ruin]

Theos device ip?

[faint timber]

TWEAK_NAME can have multiple values when you expand it it may use the one you don’t think @native relic

Moral of the story is don’t expand it

[native relic]

I changed it to this, but it still output the same error:

Definitely the correct local IP. I can ssh using ssh root@10.0.0.24 . Removing the after-install section produced the same error 😦

I think it's a MacOS error. It doesn't matter what IP I use for my device, I feel like it's happening during the theos scripts

[naive kraken]

if you need to set SYSROOT that means you're doing something wrong

But that's unlikely to be the reason for your problems

[kind herald]

no that's tim cook

[grand tide]

if someone could help me figure out why this won’t work please help, this is a tweak i’m working on that won’t work how i want it to, if i swipe up in the top left of my screen it’s supposed to drop down a little menu but nothing happens when i try and idk why, if anyone sees anything that’s wrong in my code that makes this not work please tell me, btw it compiles

[native relic]

THanks for the help all.
I've setup a completely fresh VM with a password protected user from the get-go.

I'm getting a similar issue, it now asks for a password:

I've tried my phone's mobile/root PW and my MacOS password, neither work, nor does blank or "alpine"

On submission it says this:

Alternatively, is there a commandline utility I can use to remote install a .deb package from my MacOS to iOS device over wifi rather than depending on theos/make install?

[faint timber]

Root is turned off now

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/pikuma/status/1783967753294033359?s=46

pikuma.com (@pikuma) on X

It's brutal out there!

Twitter · Apr 26, 2024, 9:13 PM

[hexed knot]

Times b rough

[grand tide]

yes

[native relic]

@faint timber I enabled MacOS' root account, now this is getting weirder

At first it made me install dpkg. I've now realised the make install is trying to install the package on the Mac, not my phone

No clue why though

Running the line export THEOS_DEVICE_IP=10.0.0.42 manually before in Terminal fixed it, wonder why that's not working from my Makefile

[native orbit]

anyone got an ios 7 (any version) 32bit dsc on hand lol

[wooden yarrow]

yuh

iPhone 4 GSM iOS 7.1.2

[gentle grove]

@hexed knot @grave sparrow @primal perch https://x.com/lauriewired/status/1783756351543586963?s=46

LaurieWired (@lauriewired) on X

Twitter · Apr 26, 2024, 7:13 AM

[faint timber]

Macos has nothing to do with it

I’m speaking iOS

[primal perch]

based

[placid kraken]

https://youtu.be/rB83DpBJQsE?si=uKfvaeQWvrVduFIN

this is really good

[orchid fulcrum]

Nobody likes divergence and curl

Especially ee students 😣

[naive kraken]

no this is patrick

[placid kraken]

this is a great revision of this stuff from when i learned it in mv calc lol

[native relic]

I mean that now that I enabled it, it was able to pass to a new step. I think the Theos device IP wasn’t exporting and it was targeting the mac rather than the iOS device

Now that I ran those exports in the terminal prior to make install, it worked.

Is there a different way I can export those vars?

[oak meadow]

I always put them in ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc depending on which shell I use

[grand tide]

someone please help i suck at coding 🙏

[serene hawk]

smells like chatgpt

idk exactly what its supposed to do but: you aren't hooking any class that should invoke the view controller and you're only giving the interface declaration and implementation for your "CustomViewController" but it's never used

[grand tide]

oh ok thanks i was trying to figure out what i missed

[serene hawk]

start here https://github.com/NightwindDev/Tweak-Tutorial or https://github.com/MTACS/TweakGuide

[grand tide]

i used it for the captions to try to make it easier to understand when i send it here also to fix one of my imports, also the beginning is a template for simple preferences theos gave me

[grand tide]

thanks i’ve been using nightwind’s but i’ll also check out mtacs

[placid kraken]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTjNoejn4iA

HE DID A VIDEO ON QBE

REAL

[native orbit]

tsoding the goat fr

[placid kraken]

"memory is just an array of bytes and a pointer is just an integer"

realest statement ive heard from tsoding all year

[tepid olive]

https://hackerone.com/reports/2177925

This interesting to us at all?

[sonic totem]

No

[ashen birch]

sony only paying out 12.5k is outrageous

fuck morality sell your exploits to the highest bidder 🫡

[placid kraken]

@granite frigate https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxJti8dOY7AXf4_YsWPS7eBicU8YmBMP0H?si=pY41_IcNViJMjnR9

[steady nest]

it's a cve from 2006

[hasty ruin]

Fr

[ashen birch]

doesn’t really matter imo

[tender imp]

anyone a python dev

[placid kraken]

depends

[tender imp]

having an issue with threading

[placid kraken]

ah

[tender imp]

can you assist

[placid kraken]

yeah i think so

[tender imp]

ty

getting this but idk where to close my thread at

[placid kraken]

ok so i believe this happens because youre trying to update the gui from a thread other than the main thread

in this case thats the thread in ttkTimer

[tender imp]

yeah but im getting that error when closing the program and idk where to close the thread ttkTimer ngl

[placid kraken]

in _quit i guess?

[tender imp]

how would you close it

[placid kraken]

1 second

[tender imp]

okoko

[ashen birch]

i am deeply offended that none of you pinged ME about this (i wasn’t gonna help anyways)

[tender imp]

kek

mean tho

:/

https://tenor.com/view/orange-role-jjk-gojo-gif-9686759356024094267

[ashen birch]

threading/multiprocessing sucks i’m sorry

[tender imp]

agree but i need for ms timing

[steady nest]

purple

[ashen birch]

actually i’m not sorry about saying that they’re a fucking pain to debug

[tender imp]

fr

how would one apply for orange name

[ashen birch]

@lime quartz’s tsschecker code is such dogshit

[tender imp]

would be refreshing

frfr

[ashen birch]

but maybe that’ll change soon

[tender imp]

hm~1

i dont believe you

[ashen birch]

ping one of the staff and show them some jb-related project you’ve made

[tender imp]

oh fr

[placid kraken]

ok well in this case, Tk.Tk() is a singleton, so consider assigning the Player to a global variable considering its only assigned once anyway

that way you can use the properties inside in _quit

[tender imp]

hm

[tender imp]

i have none

[tender imp]

hm~1

[placid kraken]

you can do this like

player = None;

def _quit():
    global player;
    
    player.whatever();

if __name__ == "__main__":
    player = Player(...);
``` i believe

i havent used python in a little while

[ashen birch]

Soon Fr .

[placid kraken]

you dont need the global player directive at the bottom because thats already in the global scope its just an if statement

[tender imp]

ok ill have a tinker

[placid kraken]

okok

[tender imp]

ty for heklp

cannot type

[placid kraken]

lmao np i guess

[tender imp]

lol

[tender imp]

i fucked around with other shit

but i implemented it and it worked

🙏

@placid kraken

[placid kraken]

real!!!!

🙏

[primal perch]

semicolons in python aren’t real they can’t hurt you

this:

[placid kraken]

sorry

force of habit

oh it didnt reply

[placid kraken]

python to typescript (this is a sin)

[tender imp]

fr

[placid kraken]

PyTSS (Python Typescript Synthesizer)

[primal perch]

12.5k for that shit yeah

criminally low

making apple look generous rn

[ashen birch]

im sayin

[slender glade]

@granite frigate @tawdry storm

[faint stag]

i was playing soul hackers 2 and didn't realize it got removed from game pass 😭

[wooden yarrow]

@native orbit did u still need the dyld

[slender glade]

good that game is SO ASS

[acoustic imp]

for doing translations, is it fine if i have one big localizations.strings file for each language and object for key ?

or is there some like struct thing i could do with the like index thing (idk)

[slim bramble]

Basically

you have

en_US.lsproj:
localizations.strings
fr.lproj:
localizations.strings

[acoustic imp]

ik

[slim bramble]

under each localizations you have

"CONSTANT" = "Text here";
"CONSTANT1" = "Other text here";
"CONSTANT2" = "Other other text here";
"CONSTANT3" = "Other other other text here";

@acoustic imp

[acoustic imp]

ok yea that what im doing

looked at what night did

chat gpt time

[slender glade]

no

[acoustic imp]

then what do i do ?

[native orbit]

nah not anymore thx tho

[odd ridge]

ok then we play this game

print("sadge")

[torn oriole]

RAAAAGH PYTHON

Lmfaooo the latest discord canary emote menu is broken

Crashes discord

[tawdry trench]

me

[cloud yacht]

Bold of you to assume I want to learn Python

[cloud yacht]

[gentle grove]

holy shit

this other dvd/bluray drive i stole from the other pc is way faster

its reading at 20 MiB/s rather than 500 KiB/s

its being bottlenecked by my home partition drive which is over usb 2.0

[placid kraken]

how the fuck does atol parse 4.a into 4

is it high

i validate my string like this

String userInput = input("Enter a number -> ");
Long number = atol(userInput);

// Not all characters are numeric
if (strspn(userInput, "0123456789.") != strlen(userInput)) {
    printf!(
        "Invalid input: %s (parsed to %ld)\n",
        userInput, 
        number
    );

    continue;
}
``` but `atol` works so weird wtf

atol falls back to 0 if it fails to parse the string as a long

but how in the world does it parse 4.a into 4

the atol implementation is so horror

long atol( const char* s ) {
    long v = 0;
    int sign = 0;

    while ( ( *s == ' ' ) || ( ( unsigned int )( *s - 9 ) < 5u ) ) {
        ++s;
    }

    switch ( *s ) {
        case '-' : sign = -1;
        case '+' : ++s;
    }

    while ( ( unsigned int )( *s - '0' ) < 10u ) {
        v = v * 10 + *s - '0';
        ++s;
    }

    return sign ? -v : v;
}

i lied

lmao

[radiant idol]

is that real

[timid furnace]

It parses as much as it can

[placid kraken]

this is a reimplementation of libc for an educational OS

but that is basically what puts does

lmfao

[radiant idol]

lol

[placid kraken]

thats why i printf instead of puts in ```rs
fn input(String message) {
Long stdin = fdopen(0, "r");
Char buf[1024];

printf(message);
fgets(buf, 1024, stdin);

Long len = strlen(buf);
Long index = len - 1;
Long newline = buf + index;

newline <- Byte 0;
return buf;

}

i dont want the newline

[radiant idol]

this is disgusting

[placid kraken]

its equivalent in C code to

char* input(char* message) {
    char buf[1024];

    printf(message);
    fgets(buf, 1024, stdin); // dont need to define stdin as its a dynamically linked symbol

    long len = strlen(buf);
    long index = len - 1;
    char* newline = buf + index;

    *newline = '\0';
    return buf;
}

storing a value at a pointer

[radiant idol]

yes I understand

but it looks weird

[placid kraken]

newline is a pointer, that line read as plain english says, "at the newline pointer store the byte 0"

[radiant idol]

I know what it means

[placid kraken]

true

[radiant idol]

it ust looks odd

[placid kraken]

until i add pointer dereferencing and stuff it will look weird

currently any and every pointer is just a Long

[radiant idol]

well add it

[placid kraken]

even strings are just aliases for longs

lmfao

pub fn get_type(r#type: String) -> Option<Type> {
    match r#type.as_str() {
        "Byte" => Some(Type::Byte),
        "Halfword" => Some(Type::Halfword),
        "Word" => Some(Type::Word),
        "String" => Some(Type::Long),
        "Int" => Some(Type::Word),
        "Long" => Some(Type::Long),
        "Single" => Some(Type::Single),
        "Double" => Some(Type::Double),
        "Char" => Some(Type::Byte),
        "Nil" => None,
        _ => Some(Type::Word),
    }
}

[radiant idol]

how odd

[placid kraken]

strings are not first class types in qbe ir, so you define a data section then you get a pointer to that data to use

all pointers are just numbers

sooooo

you can store data at a pointer via the instruction you pointed out earlier

currently there is no load instruction syntactically

you can only pass the pointers to existing C functions

i want to make a field access syntax

like ```rs
Char myChar = buf[0];

or whatever

[acoustic imp]

having an issue where this is null, the file does exsist(ik bc i have a check) but idk why its doing thisobjc NSDictionary *dict = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithContentsOfFile:filePath]

part of the file ENABLED = "Enabled"; ARTWORK = "Artwork"; PLAYER = "Player"; LABELS_AND_ROUTING_BUTTON = "Labels and Routing Button"; LOCK_SCREEN = "Lock Screen"; CONTACT_SUPPORT = "Contact (Support)"; CREDITS = "Credits"; HIDE_MUSIC_APP_ICON = "MIDE MUSIC APP ICON"; HIDDEN = "Hidden"; EXPANDED_ARTWORK_SIZE_WHEN = "Expanded artwork size when"; PORTRAIT_MODE = "Portrait Mode"; LANDSCAPE_MODE = "Landscape Mode"; MINIMIZED_ARTWORK-GROUPTITLE = "-- MINIMIZED ARTWORK --"; ARTWORK_DROP_SHADOW = "Artwork drop shadow"; SHADOW_Y_OFFSET = "Shadow Y offset"; SHADOW_X_OFFSET = "Shadow X offset"; SHADOW_RADIUS = "Shadow Radius"; SHADOW_OPACITY = "Shadow Opacity";

[hasty ruin]

if dictionaryWithContentsOfFile: returns null, then your file does not contain a dictionary

[placid kraken]

i just made a super fucking fast fibonacci algorithm

fn fibonacci(Long n) -> Long {
    if (n <= 1) {
        return n;
    }

    Long prev = 0;
    Long current = 1;
    Long i = 2;

    while (i <= n) {
        i++;
        
        Long next = prev + current;
        prev = current;
        current = next;
    }

    return current;
}

it uses a while loop instead of recursion

and for some reason thats super fast now..?

the old impl was

fn fibonacci(Long n) -> Long {
    if (n <= 1) {
        return n;
    }

    return fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2);
}

although tbh i see why its faster

because the recursive one will call fib(n-2) for calculating fib(n-1)

either way it was struggling to calculate fib(50) before

now it can calculate fib(100) instantly

[native orbit]

try fib(1000000)

[placid kraken]

segfaults

i wonder why

trolley~3

[acoustic imp]

then how do i make one

[placid kraken]

it can do very large iterations but it stops providing usable results after like fib(92)

because it starts overflowing the 64 bit integer and wrapping around

heck it can even do 1000 but it wraps around a million times so you get a completely incorrect result

btw natural(n) = sum from i = 1 to n of i

or, via code

fn natural(Long n) -> Long {
    if (n <= 1) {
        return n;
    }

    return natural(n - 1) + n;
}

btw does anyone know how to read dynamic stdin from nvim

with :!cmd and :term cmd i can never get interactive stdin

i have to like echo "input" > run or whatever

[acoustic imp]

@slim bramble ?

[slim bramble]

@acoustic imp

[acoustic imp]

this is how night has it #development message

and it works...

[hasty ruin]

send your full file

[acoustic imp]

mine

[hasty ruin]

and whichever one you're copying it from

[acoustic imp]

nights^

[slim bramble]

Bro could send the drm file

I’m always scared when he sends code

[acoustic imp]

im not that dumb

[slim bramble]

[acoustic imp]

anything icraze?

[slim bramble]

Where do you store the files ?

[acoustic imp]

in the pref bundle

[slim bramble]

[acoustic imp]

thats where night put it

[slim bramble]

Ok but you are not night

[acoustic imp]

whats that gota do with it ?

[slim bramble]

How do you load the file

[acoustic imp]

#define kLang NSLocale.currentLocale.languageCode

NSString *genericPath = ROOT_PATH_NS(@"/Library/PreferenceBundles/SixteenPlayerPrefs.bundle/Localization/LANG.lproj/Localization.strings");
                NSString *filePath = [genericPath stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@"LANG" withString:kLang];```

[slim bramble]

@hasty ruin

[acoustic imp]

night did it ?

[slim bramble]

😭

Night did that 😭

[acoustic imp]

yea

[slim bramble]

That works but you can remove half of the stuff

[acoustic imp]

i knew there wa probly better way but eh i was jus tryna make it work

[slim bramble]

By using stringWithFormat

[acoustic imp]

right

[slim bramble]

How do you load the NSBundle btw

[acoustic imp]

load it ?

@slim bramble

[slim bramble]

Initialise idk

Call it whatever you like

[acoustic imp]

u gota do that ?

[slim bramble]

Bro please 😭

[acoustic imp]

night didnt ?

u gota rember idk shit

[queen ruin]

Go to your secret 16Player dms

[slim bramble]

Bro cannot read

[slim bramble]

Gm

Hru

[slim bramble]

Finish the website

(Frameworks)

[primal perch]

soon 🙏

[slim bramble]

Fr

[acoustic imp]

shoot

https://github.com/NightwindDev/BoldersReborn/blob/5a537096a4f5939ce39de16e259701b574b3315e/BoldersRebornPrefs/BoldersRebornListControllers.mm#L286 @slim bramble this ?

[slim bramble]

Line 85

[acoustic imp]

yea ?

what about it

[slim bramble]

Maybe you need it

[radiant idol]

FYI I use this now

static inline NSString *localizeWithKey(NSString *key) {
    NSBundle *const localizationBundle = [NSBundle bundleWithPath:ROOT_PATH_NS(@"/Library/Application Support/JadeLocalization.bundle")];

    NSString *const path = [localizationBundle pathForResource:[[NSLocale preferredLanguages][0] componentsSeparatedByString:@"-"][0] ofType:@"lproj"] ?:
                           [localizationBundle pathForResource:[[NSBundle mainBundle] preferredLocalizations][0] ofType:@"lproj"] ?:
                           [localizationBundle pathForResource:[[[NSLocale currentLocale] languageIdentifier] componentsSeparatedByString:@"-"][0] ofType:@"lproj"];
    NSBundle *const languageBundle = [NSBundle bundleWithPath:path];

    return [path ? languageBundle : localizationBundle localizedStringForKey:key value:@"unknown_string" table:nil];
}

much better than the ones in Bolders Reborn

have fun

[hasty ruin]

Why inline

[radiant idol]

idk isnt it better

[hasty ruin]

Not for something like this

[radiant idol]

I see

[hasty ruin]

Also tbf you could probably also cache some of the stuff at the start of that function

[queen ruin]

Gm, sorry for late reply, good good thankfully

[kind herald]

is it possible to modify the u0 11.0-12.4 source to use the Procursus bootstrap

[hexed knot]

Try it

[radiant idol]

…why

[kind herald]

unc0ver is the only jailbreak for A12 12.1.3-12.4.1

sucks having an outdated bootstrap (and cydia)

[radiant idol]

you're better off somehow modifying chimera or something to use the u0 exploit

[kind herald]

Chimera isn't open source unfortunately

but if it was, that would probably be the best thing to do

[radiant idol]

I mean theoretically it doesn't have to be open source

[native orbit]

this is true

[velvet path]

the u0 source doesn't even have arm64e support

unless you're using [leaked/redacted] u0 5.x source

[kind herald]

oh

[polar marsh]

Anyone experienced with macho for 32-bit and knows what segments/sections I need to look at for extracting kexts?

Siguza mentioned kmodinfo, but that doesn't seem to help me atm.

I know PRELINK_TEXT points to first kext. There's other structs to consider, but at this point, everything I've done has resulted in my just being confused and not getting anywhere.

[native orbit]

trying to extract from a kcache?

[polar marsh]

Yes

I have all of the headers, just a lot of the offsets make no sense to me, but I'm honestly just trying to extract kexts at this point.

A lot of people either neglect 32-bit and or literally rely on macho/loader.h which just makes everything useless, since that's MacOS header :/

[timid furnace]

why

[polar marsh]

Commands are extremely easy, I'm just confused because I need to get offsets in the kernel itself, and the only relevant info about starting addresses of kexts are only mapped values, so I'm not sure on how I'm supposed to do this without mapping.

ChatGPT says I need info from KLD, but there's only one mention of that, and I looked at the data, and any offsets are vm offsets which don't help, plus they are function addresses.

I need to get back to working on Adam's eyepatch lib so I can update my patchfinding for kernel patches so that Legacy-iOS-Kit and anything else will have good patches. All of the bundles in there for 3GS are mine and I'd like to add more to the bundles. Gotta also work on CodeDirectory stuff so I can finally make my ASR patcher too, which involves MachO.

[slender glade]

dude wtf

[lime pivot]

feels like everything up to the final return here can be in a dispatch_once block. but then I'm also not really a fan of this at all

why can't you use localizedStringForKey:value:table: on the actual bundle?

[slim bramble]

That’s what I wanted to do originally

[dawn forum]

I developed

[radiant idol]

There’s a couple reasons

I don’t exactly remember what they are off the top of my head

[lime pivot]

fair, just seems a bit yucky I guess

[radiant idol]

Oh yeah it looks disgusting I’m not gonna say it doesn’t

[hasty ruin]

I remember one

[timid briar]

Im trying out light mode because im a monster and this emote is impossible to see lmao

[hasty ruin]

[young meteor]

just don’t use light mode

problem solved

[cloud yacht]

Devs don't use light mode

Marked as won't fix

[tepid olive]

mm hello

I've opened so many random github issues out of boredom

like

https://github.com/Dasharo/dasharo-issues/issues/534

[granite frigate]

what's Dasharo? sounds cool

[wind ravine]

i think the problem with my code not working on ios 16 might have been swift

[hasty ruin]

Average swift

[tepid olive]

it's a fork of coreboot

[granite frigate]

Dunno what coreboot either is

[tepid olive]

https://www.coreboot.org/

(open source BIOS)

[tawdry trench]

python too hard

[faint timber]

[cloud yacht]

Python too anoying

"I want a language where the indenting is important to the control flow" - statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged.

[tepid olive]

fr

[hasty ruin]

legit

[gentle grove]

ok buddy

[gentle grove]

"i want to write a program without caring about the indentation (a clear visual cue) and use braces instead (a much more complex visual cue)" - statements dreamed by the utterly deranged

[hasty ruin]

yeah if you're writing clean code, indentation shouldn't be an issue at all

only annoying bit is when switching from tabs/spaces when copying from other projects

[gentle grove]

get back to me when you write a program with fucked up indentation but you think its perfectly fine to read it by the braces alone in your head

(it's not easy)

[gentle grove]

for real coal

[placid kraken]

here's some valid python code i wrote with the pistol operator (*_,)

_ = [str, print]
_2 = lambda _,__: [_[_0:_0 + __] for _0 in range(0, len(_), __)]
*_0, = range(10)
*__, = range(len(_0))
_1 = []
_1 += _[0](__.pop(1)) + _[0](__.pop(0)) + _[0](__.pop(7))
*__, = range(len(_0) + 1)
_1 += _[0](__.pop(len(_0))) + _[0](__.pop(1))
*__, = range(len(_0) + 2)
_1 += _[0](__.pop(len(_0) + 1)) + _[0](__.pop(1))
*__, = range(len(_0) + 2)
_1 += _[0](__.pop(len(_0) + 1)) + _[0](__.pop(9))
_[1](''.join([chr(int(''.join(_0))) for _0 in _2(_1, 3)]))

[placid kraken]

which is why spaces should be the only acceptable standard

its basically unpacking

*_, = 'abc';

print(_) # ['a', 'b', 'c']
``` lmfao

^^^^

[tepid olive]

fr!!!

[tepid olive]

obfuscators:

[placid kraken]

no i wrote this by hand

[tepid olive]

I know

[hasty ruin]

#jailbreak message

[tepid olive]

I'm saying that obfuscator devs would love that

[hasty ruin]

not the lua dev talking

[tepid olive]

how is that relevant

[hasty ruin]

it weakens any argument you may have

[tepid olive]

I don't use lua anymore

[hasty ruin]

[tepid olive]

I can't use objc

so I don't do that

I mostly do C# and Java

not really Java though

Java is very minimal for me

[placid kraken]

Tabs:

[tepid olive]

(I don't use objc because I don't have a good use for it)

[placid kraken]

Spaces:

[hasty ruin]

theyre not all tabs then

[placid kraken]

(no these arent mixed theyre one or the other, it just does that)

[hasty ruin]

or your editor is complete ass

[placid kraken]

ITS GITHUB

[hasty ruin]

ok so yeah

editor is complete ass

[placid kraken]

would you rather i use sourcehut or something

[tepid olive]

gitlab

troll

[hasty ruin]

anything but the github web editor

[placid kraken]

i dont use the github web editor

[tepid olive]

github codespaces?

[placid kraken]

i use nvim and vscode

but when viewing the code afterwards

it displays wrong

on github

[tepid olive]

I might have to use objc for tweak dev

can't do swift

[hasty ruin]

github cant even make their site support ios 15

[tepid olive]

allemande doesn't work with swift

[placid kraken]

lmao yea i noticed

[hasty ruin]

no wonder they cant display basic text properly

[tepid olive]

and darling doesn't seem to work with XCode

and I don't feel like running a VM

[placid kraken]

this was an eventful april for me

[tepid olive]

real

[hasty ruin]

[tepid olive]

I don't think I used github at all this april ngl

[hasty ruin]

can you tell 2024's been shit

[tepid olive]

yup

[placid kraken]

my history has always been like this lmao

[tepid olive]

I could use github actions

but that's a pain

[placid kraken]

good luck hotfixing

[tepid olive]

yeah point being

but allemande is annoying because like

I can't use swift

[placid kraken]

"lemme just change 1 tiny thing to see if it works" ok lets wait 3 mins for it to build 😔

[tepid olive]

like at all

and I am not depending on old ABI thank you very much

[placid kraken]

its fine use elle (do not)

[tepid olive]

yeah but what if I need to use a swift framework

[placid kraken]

go to sleep and imagine that you are using it

works for me

[tepid olive]

real

[placid kraken]

hey guys did you know that factorial(50) = -3258495067890909184

skulley~2

[tepid olive]

uh

no

I would just buy a mac

but they're so overpriced lol

and I also don't want a literally ancient one

[hasty ruin]

m1 air or mini

ez

[tepid olive]

expensive though

I don't got that kind of money

maybe I'll make a tweak using allemande first

hopefully make the money to get M1 macbook

and then problem solved

[placid kraken]

once elle gets structs i will make a 128 bit integer type

typedef struct {
    uint64_t low;
    uint64_t high;
} uint128_t;

void print_uint128(uint128_t n) {
    printf("%016lx%016lx\n", n.high, n.low);
}

uint128_t add_uint128(uint128_t a, uint128_t b) {
    uint128_t result;
    result.low = a.low + b.low;
    result.high = a.high + b.high + (result.low < a.low);
    return result;
}

int main() {
    uint128_t a = {0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF};
    uint128_t b = {1, 0};

    uint128_t sum = add_uint128(a, b);

    printf("a: ");
    print_uint128(a);

    printf("b: ");
    print_uint128(b);

    printf("sum: ");
    print_uint128(sum);

    return 0;
}

[tepid olive]

most languages have a 128 bit integer type

I've seen langauges with a huge floating point type

(C#)

[placid kraken]

i dont think C does

when writing elle code youre effectively writing C code

[tepid olive]

ah

so it's a transpiled language?

[placid kraken]

no it compiles to qbe ir

[tepid olive]

yeah C# has this

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.numerics.biginteger?view=net-8.0&redirectedfrom=MSDN

arbitrarily large number

lol

[hasty ruin]

weightof(capts_mother)

[placid kraken]

source code and compiled intermediate language code

and assembly for good measure

[tepid olive]

2^68685922272

that's it's max value

[placid kraken]

yeah but base C doesnt have this

im pretty sure boost does

[tepid olive]

well obviously

it's stored in C# as an array of uints iirc

(as like in the .NET framework)

[placid kraken]

yeah makes sense

[tepid olive]

ugh developing on a laptop isn't pleasant for me

but I'm using my PC as a server

[placid kraken]

i use a laptop and it works great for me

well

its an m1 macbook air

[tepid olive]

hm

[cloud yacht]

What if I use something like lua or bash where there's just like and end or fi which is a c simple and clear visual clue

[hasty ruin]

then don't use those

[gentle grove]

the same as braces

[queen ruin]

Yes yes do this for release builds, it’s not bad at all. Or use a vm

[gentle grove]

the word end isn't any better of a visual cue than a brace

if anything it's worse because it looks like another r keyword

[tepid olive]

I see I see

[orchid fulcrum]

Why do not you use theos ?

[placid kraken]

currently theres no way to dereference pointers or access indexes of a buffer in my language

[orchid fulcrum]

Its grammaticaly correct

[placid kraken]

and theres also no structs

or enums

as soon as i figure those out its basically C

[orchid fulcrum]

How come

[placid kraken]

Why do not you

read that out loud a few times

[orchid fulcrum]

Why don't you

Isn't it the same

[placid kraken]

horror

[native orbit]

need jit asm

[placid kraken]

reminds me of that one tiktok

"How are you? Are you okay?"
"I'm"

[orchid fulcrum]

Well at first i had written "why not use theos" and it sounded bad so i edited it and didn't feel like deleting the n lmao

[native orbit]

perfect language:

• is c
• has defer
• jit asm
• multiple return values

[placid kraken]

maybe i will after i fix all the 2812851251 parsing issues

[torn oriole]

defer 🦾

[placid kraken]

tough luck elle has 1 return value

defer sounds like something i could implement

[native orbit]

born to defer, forced to goto

use c++ smh

[torn oriole]

InternalFrameInternalFrameTitlePanelInternalFrameTotlePaneMaximizeButtonWindowNotFocusedState.HasThisTypePatternTriedToSneakInSomeGenericOrParamaterizedTypePatternMatchingStuffAnywhereVisitor

[placid kraken]

WHY DOES THIS NOT WORK

storeb "\0", %newline_15

qbe is deranged

[native orbit]

strb

[placid kraken]

store bytes

[torn oriole]

initWithEnableFan:enableAirConditioner:enableClimateControl:enableAutoMode:airCirculationMode:fanSpeedIndex:fanSpeedPercentage:relativeFanSpeedSetting:temperature:relativeTemperatureSetting:climateZone:

[placid kraken]

oh BUT I CAN STORE THE NUMBER 0

OR THE ASCII REPRESENTATION OF ANY OTHER CHARACTER

[native orbit]

is there a hard cap on selector length?

[placid kraken]

AND I CAN DECLARE THEM LIKE THIS

data $input_3 = { b "r", b 0 }
``` AND USE THE STRING LITERAL REPRESENTATION

i hate this ir im going to llvm

[native orbit]

llvm ir on top by far

[placid kraken]

llvm ir when you try to write a hello world program:

[native orbit]

just skip ir completely

[placid kraken]

; Copied directly from the documentation
; Declare the string constant as a global constant.
@.str = private unnamed_addr constant [13 x i8] c"hello world\0A\00"

; External declaration of the puts function
declare i32 @puts(i8* nocapture) nounwind

; Definition of main function
define i32 @main() { ; i32()*
    ; Convert [13 x i8]* to i8  *...
    %cast210 = getelementptr [13 x i8],[13 x i8]* @.str, i64 0, i64 0

    ; Call puts function to write out the string to stdout.
    call i32 @puts(i8* %cast210)
    ret i32 0
}

; Named metadata
!0 = !{i32 42, null, !"string"}
!foo = !{!0}
``` llvm when you want to write a hello world program

better than writing the instructions out by hand i guess

oh ok

i cant do "a" because storeb takes in a word

so i have to parse the literal into a number at compile time

got it

[marsh ocean]

i will be posting here later

with needing help on my blocksi enterprise edition rewrite

[queen ruin]

Did ginsu do a sly move

Suspicious

I think that in Dodo, instead of making the time view hide when the battery icon comes up, he just made it easier for himself and hid the battery icon altogether (the battery icon that comes up when you plug your phone in to charge)

Oh, what do you know

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/lauramaywendel/status/1785064878643843085?s=46

Laura Wendel (@Lauramaywendel) on X

So apparently if someone knows / guesses the name of your S3 bucket - even if it's private (!) - they can just bankrupt you by sending infinite PUT requests and there is nothing you can do about it.

requests get rejected
but AWS still counts it as a write operation against…

Twitter · Apr 29, 2024, 9:53 PM

[brazen timber]

😈

[frail cedar]

@gleaming wave Connecting an already jailbroken Apple TV and opening Blackb0x causes it to crash with "illegal hardware instruction"

It prints out ✅Device connected (AppleTV3,2, Normal)
Jailbroken: Yes

zsh: illegal hardware instruction

then dies

doesn't trigger the mac crash reporter for some reason

[slender glade]

@placid kraken

[torn oriole]

Looks at Apple bucket I found

[sullen pendant]

Just use free trials 🙂 and run

[hollow laurel]

did you end up doing that?

(please do ping when/if you answer)

[gleaming wave]

blackb0x is almost through getting a rewrite, are you trying to fix this or find a way around it?

[frail cedar]

No just letting ya know

I was trying to figure out which one of my tv 3 stack wasn't jailbroke

[gleaming wave]

ah ok, thanks I am aware

[frail cedar]

if it crashes that's not it 😭

[gleaming wave]

they can technically all be plugged in at once in the current version

I've simplified the whole process in the rewrite and it gives on device feedback

a lot more stable

[torn oriole]

Oh my god I yearn for its release

[gleaming wave]

some other surprises too

[lime pivot]

sounds about right for Amazon

oh no, there's a problem that makes us more money? we'll get riiiiight on that

[orchid fulcrum]

Race car emoji has swift logo on it 🤢

🏎️

Day ruined

[queen ruin]

Épico!!!

K will NoW spam this emoji

[timid furnace]

@primal perch happy birthday!!!

[cloud yacht]

Happy birthday @primal perch

[waxen prawn]

NO WAY

[tepid olive]

I don't see a swift logo

I see a 3

[orchid fulcrum]

No way 💀

[grand tide]

the wheels say swift

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/kevinb9n/status/1785066830966690126?s=46

Kevin Bourrillion (@kevinb9n) on X

Oh shit

Twitter · Apr 29, 2024, 10:01 PM

read the reply

[cloud yacht]

Can't Twitter is bad

[gentle grove]

Good for you

[pearl sail]

Boba is worse

[faint stag]

why so much beef

[pearl sail]

No beef I just like messing with boba

https://tenor.com/view/i-have-no-enemies-dog-butterfly-gif-7312308025622510390

[marble perch]

Sending twitter links in 2024 is unironically useless

Much worse than an instagram link

[queen ruin]

so TRUEE

[native orbit]

are you doing it from a kcache file or dumped kernel memory?

[steady nest]

static

[elder scaffold]

What I used on ios 9 was to search inside the prelink_text and search for the kext's ident lol

In iOS 10, the kernel layout has changed, so it probably cannot be used.

[ashen birch]

i’d argue it was worse before

at least now we get embeds

vxtwitter/fixupx/fxtwitter still better

[native dune]

You only really need fixupx if it’s a quote rt or a video or multiple images

[shrewd smelt]

fix up my nuts developers

[ashen birch]

yeah

[pearl sail]

This is what happens when you get neutered you stupid cat

Fucking moronic fat toilet cat

[hasty ruin]

what the dog said

[worldly siren]

So I changed two files in dopamine

Both of which are from another jailbreak

But I updated it

Here it is https://github.com/octyn-yt/MethamphetamineJB/releases/tag/2.1.1

How do I add source

As it’s too big it’s like 51mb

[kind herald]

do you not know how to use github

[worldly siren]

Do I upload the ipa file extracted

[worldly siren]

No I don’t do iOS stuff

I use GitHub

Is it just the extracted ipa

[kind herald]

literally just make a fork of Dopamine and change the files

[worldly siren]

Yes

Methamphetamine

Is the source just the extracted ipa

[young meteor]

no

https://github.com/opa334/Dopamine, fork dopamine, change whatever

make release

[gentle grove]

how

[torn oriole]

lol

[polar marsh]

Static for now. I don’t have anything or even know of anything I can use to dump kernel. I’ve never done it on 32-bit.

[gentle grove]

But it's right there

Unless you're not talking about dopamine

https://x.com/cubicleapril/status/1785435781835759646?s=46

April King 🌀 (@CubicleApril) on X

TIL of the https://t.co/zVJDPNh4w3 traceroute

Twitter · Apr 30, 2024, 10:27 PM

[sly knoll]

is there anyway to fix this?

[gentle grove]

probably by creating said file

or moving it to the correct location if it exists but isn't already

[steady nest]

copyin(buffer, kbase + slide, sizeofbuf/kern/wtv)

[sly knoll]

it will be generated by swift compiler

[gentle grove]

I don't think it worked

[sly knoll]

but it tried to compile c file first

[young meteor]

nuh uh

MIT does not require source code distribution

[sly knoll]

new issue:/
Could not find or use auto-linked framework 'CoreAudioTypes': framework 'CoreAudioTypes' not found

[gentle grove]

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2023-2024 Lars Fröder (opa334)

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.

bro what

where even is the word fitness in that

[young meteor]

i always thought it was kinda odd that trollstore and dopamine weren’t GPL

[vivid dew]

@primal perch

[primal perch]

gute morgen

[acoustic imp]

Happy b day shep 🎉

[faint timber]

uh does a struct with an int compile to different memory than for example a char array[4]? I’m accessing data in the struct and it works with correct alignment with the array but if I use an int instead it through the struct access alignment all out of whack

[native orbit]

should be the same unless u packing it weird

[faint timber]

This code works fine:

struct my_struct1 {
  uint8_t data1[4];
  uint8_t data2[71];
};

struct my_struct2 {
  uint8_t data1[8];
  uint8_t data2[16];
  uint8_t data3[16];
};

struct my_struct3 {
  struct my_struct1 struct1;
  struct my_struct2 struct2[];
};

struct my_struct3 *struct3 = 

void *pointer = &(struct3->struct2[index].data2);

This code it bleeds into eg data1 or data3 in my_struct2 instead of just getting data2

struct my_struct1_other {
  uint32_t data1;
  uint8_t data2[71];
};
struct my_struct2 {
  uint8_t data1[8];
  uint8_t data2[16];
  uint8_t data3[16];
};

struct my_struct3 {
  struct my_struct1_other struct1_other;
  struct my_struct2 struct2[];
};

struct my_struct3 *struct3 = 

void *pointer = &(struct3->struct2[index].data2);

no packing at all

[tepid olive]

cuz it's illegal

they can't be

GPL not allowed to interact with non-GPL code

iirc

[faint timber]

am I just dumb?

[young meteor]

LGPL exists

[tepid olive]

tru

[native orbit]

pack to 1 byte, the int will force it to 4byte alignment, it will align to the largest type

alignof() is useful