development

[hasty ruin]

I wanna see

[kind herald]

can't

[hasty ruin]

Rename it to mp3

https://media.discordapp.net/stickers/976587854660661258.png?size=160

[kind herald]

com.icraze.rune_1.0_iphoneos-arm64.deb.mp3

[acoustic imp]

Sileo ?

[hasty ruin]

Trolled by sileo ipad

[kind herald]

Hello Hydrate. Do I have your permission to upload com.icraze.rune_1.0_iphoneos-arm64.deb.mp3 to this channel? Thanks

[torn oriole]

Swift view modifiers working:

[acoustic imp]

Is pear db swift

[hasty ruin]

Yes that’s why it’s buggy

Swiftui

[torn oriole]

Notice how the watchOS one works flawlessly

[hasty ruin]

(It does nothing)

[torn oriole]

Swiftui is powering the widgets

(It’s basically your only option)

[hasty ruin]

HUGO WIDGET 🗣️🔥🗣️🔥

[torn oriole]

YEEEAAAAAAH

[kind herald]

ok look for it

[torn oriole]

PearDB watchOS build is becoming dedicated to Hugo (nothing PearDB related anymore)

[acoustic imp]

🔥

When eta objc rewrite

@slim bramble

[hasty ruin]

holy guacamole

[acoustic imp]

Is that a gb?

[hasty ruin]

No

Mb

[kind herald]

this is how REAL tweak pirates pirate tweaks

[torn oriole]

Mfw bytes

[torn oriole]

There’s not much to rewrite so

If you want to when I push the appropriate build go right ahead

(Inshallah optimise the Hugo memorial)

[primal perch]

based

[cloud yacht]

Wow that reminds me I broke my watch yesterday

[kind herald]

how

[cloud yacht]

Dropped it in the shower

[kind herald]

why would you bring your watch into the shower

[cloud yacht]

It's waterproof

And I was wearing it

[kind herald]

it's not waterproof

it's water resistant

[cloud yacht]

Ok it's water resistant for 50 meters which is deeper than my shwoer

[kind herald]

what apple watch do you have

or did

[cloud yacht]

Series 3

[kind herald]

that's probably why it broke

the older your watch gets the weaker the water resistance gets

[cloud yacht]

Well I'm more worried about the fact that the glass broke and the touch screen stopped working and not that maybe water got in it

[gentle grove]

the stupidest argument ever

nothing in the world is waterproof

so why do we need to not say it

[cloud yacht]

Only one little spot in the center works on the touch screen

So it still "works"

Was able to take the passcode off

Using zoom to bring the buttons to the center

But yeah it's basically toast

[exotic spire]

Excluding oxidation, any metal/plastic cube or sphere with no entrance is waterproof

[gentle grove]

at a depth it will implode

[exotic spire]

Also he said resistant, not waterproof

[kind herald]

apple watch with no entrance eta wen

[exotic spire]

I said water, didn’t say atmospheric pressure

[gentle grove]

underwater

water has pressure

[gentle grove]

Im responding to them saying waterproof is wrong

[exotic spire]

Which is also measured in atmospherical pressure

[gentle grove]

we can never truly say waterproof so why not say it

[gentle grove]

and can be created by water

i don't know what you're saying

it's not waterproof because eventually, it will be breached

that's the same logic as earlier

[exotic spire]

It's breached by the pressure created by the force applied surrounding it, not by the liquid material or chemical composition

[gentle grove]

same with most water resistant devices, it's mainly the pressure that's the concern

like my Watch

it can be underwater until a certain depth

[drifting heron]

I will still call my watch and phone waterproof

don’t care

I rinse my phone regularly in the sink

[drifting heron]

this is fine but soap isn’t for your apple watch

[tawdry trench]

squeaky clean

[native dune]

i still dont get what the new discord guilds thing is

[frail cedar]

i don't either

[cloud yacht]

Idk either but I find it funny cause severs are called guilds in the api so guilds are called clans in the api

[hasty ruin]

[drifting heron]

maximum of 200 members and I guess gaming oriented exclusive servers aka guilds aka clans

[timid furnace]

how do you even make one

[slender glade]

you know ninja turtles?

[faint stag]

it's a partial rollout rn anyway

[drifting heron]

you can't

only a limited number of servers got the option

and no new servers are getting it right now

[slender glade]

this app is doing too much

it's fine as is rn

[young meteor]

i can’t imagine any possible use for guilds tbh

you don’t want more people to join? turn off invites

[faint stag]

gotta add more features to nitro somehow

or something

idk

[placid kraken]

what should be a priority to implement in my language

• structs
• aggregate types (custom types)
• for loops
• modules (multiple files)
• c interfacing
• type casting
• preprocesor
• ability to express binary, hex and octal numbers with 0b, 0x, and 0o respectively
• variadic arguments

i dont know which one to implement because theyre all pretty hard now

[reef trail]

for loops and modules are pretty important

[placid kraken]

my excuse for not implementing for loops is that you can achieve the same behavior with a while loop

and modules are a good idea to prioritize because theyll be necessary for c interfacing i think

[reef trail]

you can just sugar that then

[placid kraken]

i can sugar basic iterative for loops ie for ... in ...

but for ... of ... loops will be harder

where the of ... is an array or something

[queen ruin]

@slim bramble before you die, write in your will to send all iCraze blackmail to me

[orchid fulcrum]

Structs fr

[radiant idol]

knj,nmnvbnbnbbbn

u

[kind herald]

Hello Nightwind!

How are you?

[visual meadow]

Has anyone here had any luck getting the oracle cloud arm instancr

(Or anyone in ashburn wanna delete their instance ,,,, for me?)

[trail venture]

new jb-agnostic issue i found!

while dualbooting ios 15 and 10, 15 is unable to be fully jailbroke, palera1ns and i think dopamines exploit works but it cant properly bootstrap due to permission errors

only got far enough to get that screenshot when attemtping to jb with dopamine, then using palera1n to install sileo, while having to uicache -fp it to make the app work, then i get that

[timid furnace]

uh

[trail venture]

my honest reaction (idk how in the hell a permissions error is the problem with a jailbreak thing)

[wooden yarrow]

for loops defo

maybe C interfacing so it's possible to impl things in programs that can't yet be done in the lang

[hallow scarab]

u

[lusty jacinth]

u

[faint timber]

Programming horror story

Some asshole overwrote the bool type in their header

On msys2 it’s a pointer meaning it’s always gonna compare to true

[placid kraken]

you already have access to C functions but you need to manipulate the return value to get what you want out of it, what i mean by C interfacing is to create elle interfaces to describe how C functions should behave in terms of elle syntax

for example, strlen, printf, fgets etc are all usable they’re just implicitly defined

i want to make a c_strlen to define an interface for exactly what strlen should take in and return in terms of elle’s types and syntax

fn c_strlen(Pointer str) -> Long {
    Long result = strlen(str);
    return res;
}

currently strlen just returns whatever the type denoted by your variable declaration is

because it’s implicit

so if i made it a double, strlen would technically return a double even though in reality it doesn’t

i suppose an easy way to think about it is char *str = (char *)malloc(1024) in C

[slim bramble]

What are you on about

[slim bramble]

Hi I’m back

[placid kraken]

for loops

for Int i = 0 to 10 {
    printf!("%d\n", i * i);
}

if you dont specify a type it defaults to an int so you can also do

for i = 0 to 10 {
    printf!("%d\n", i * i);
}

pub fn main() {
    while (true) {
        String userInput = input("Enter a number -> ");

        for Long i = 0 to c_strlen(userInput) {
            printf!("%c\n", userInput[i]);
        }
    }
}

[harsh junco]

Rust?

[placid kraken]

no its my own language lmao

its written in rust though

its just sugar for a while loop

these are the same

for Int i = 0 to 10 {
    printf!("%d\n", i * i);
}

Int i = 0;

while (i <= 10) {
    printf!("%d\n", i * i);
    i++;
}

[harsh junco]

Rustie.

[slender glade]

wtf

is that a slur for rust users

[placid kraken]

yes

[torn oriole]

@hasty ruin you ain’t ready for this

Just saw a comp sci mf’s code that looked exactly like this and it actually took a good minute to start executing 😭

[gaunt helm]

the compiler was fighting for its life

[torn oriole]

Take a guess on how long the compiler was fighting their code

You better believe I timed that shit

[slim bramble]

You are not ready

For what I’m about to say

There were a repository on GitHub

With a java code which was above 41mb

And was full of elif

[torn oriole]

That’s not the answer to my question!

detail

[granite frigate]

https://andreasjhkarlsson.github.io//jekyll/update/2023/12/27/4-billion-if-statements.html

[slim bramble]

Rookie numbers

[granite frigate]

You’re right

I expected 64 bits

[cloud yacht]

No

[north anvil]

It would of been better if they typed number < 1 && number >-1 smh

[placid kraken]

i have this really weird issue

i’m making a buffer size 5 of strings which makes a field of 40 bytes all 0 initialized (size 5 * 8 bytes per string because strings are pointers which are longs)

then i store a string pointer at the memory addr of the buffer which means it stores at the index 0

and then i store another string pointer at index 1 aka buf addr + 1

then i get the value at the 0th index (buf mem addr) and attempt to print the string to stdout but it segfaults so i printed the string pointer as a long to see what the address is and it makes some really big number even though it should only be a regular memory addr, so that addr is definitely invalid and i can’t figure out why considering all the pointer arithmetic is correct and the original value that i stored into the buffer at index 0 is fine

ok i figured out the issue 😭

when creating the field of bytes, it ends up creating a field of 40 bytes like i said earlier

however when you add one to the memory address it does not go to the next string it goes to the next BYTE

which means that storing at index 0 is fine but then the string pointer i stored at index 1 was overwriting existing memory hence the huge number

i tried to assign the second string pointer to the buf addr + 8 and it now works

so that means that to make indexing work correctly i need to

String buf[5];

buf[0] = “a”;
buf[1] = “b”;
``` take the number to offset the pointer at buf by and then also *multiply* that offset by the size of the type that the buffer was initialized with, which for example strings are 8 bytes because they’re a pointer to the start of a string

that should be easy enough because of how i wrote the store and load nodes in the parser and compiler but GOD this issue was driving me insane

oh they both sent at once horror

i guess that’s what happens when internet goes funny

pub fn main() {
    String buf[5];

    buf[0] = "Mary";
    buf[8] = "Sid";
    buf[16] = "John";
    buf[24] = "Fred";
    buf[36] = "Cargo";

    Long index = -1;

    Long i = 0;

    while (i <= 36) {
        if (strcmp(buf[i], "John") < 0) {
            index = i;
            break;
        }

        i += 8;
    }

    if (index == -1) {
        printf!("'John' is not in the array\n");
    } else {
        printf!("'John' is at index %d\n", index / 8);
    }
}
``` this is how it’s technically possible without the index offset multiplier lmfao

that reminds me that i need to implement step in my for loops

[primal perch]

nfr

[placid kraken]

for Int i = 0 to 100 step 2 for realsies

[wooden yarrow]

why would u have indexing without it accounting for the size of the element it's iterating through

tr

[gentle grove]

giving me flashbacks to writing my minesweeper in c

[gentle grove]

this is based and how c does it

[wooden yarrow]

that is not, in fact, how c does it

[gentle grove]

what are you talking about

c does account for the size of the type when you're indexing an array of that type

[wooden yarrow]

what why would you say agree on a without statement

english

[gentle grove]

what

[wooden yarrow]

anyways I think it's literally undefined behavior or sumn to do otherwise?

[gentle grove]

wdym

[wooden yarrow]

depending on the type

for example: structs with padding

[gentle grove]

oh I read this as the inverse like "why wouldn't you [the correct way]"

[wooden yarrow]

oh

[gentle grove]

never mind

[gentle grove]

I have no idea

all I know is when I do minefield[5] I get the 6th element

[wooden yarrow]

yeah I think that's standard on all (major) programming languages

[gentle grove]

equivalent to *(minefield + 5 * sizeof(Tile)) in pseudocode

[gentle grove]

I should hope so

[placid kraken]

because it’s not really indexing its buffer slicing its based on c

when you have some buffer the identifier is a pointer to the start of the data blob

when you “index” a buffer it calculates an offset from address of the buffer

[wooden yarrow]

what

c doesn't even let you do this with pointers unless you cast it to a void*

why think all elements are data blobs

[placid kraken]

but as i’ve only used bytes as a data type for my buffers i’ve never realised i need to account for the type when calculating the offset

[placid kraken]

no that’s not what i mean

[wooden yarrow]

.

[gentle grove]

but it also multiplies by the size of the type...?

[placid kraken]

in an expression like

char str[10];

str is a pointer to the start of the data which is 4 * 10 bytes = 40 bytes
when you do c str[3] = ‘a’; it gets the address that the str pointer holds and adds 3 to it to get the location of the 3rd byte
that’s equivalent to c long offset = str + 3; *offset = ‘a’; but of course the size of each type is also multiplied when calculating the offset so it becomes ```c
long offset = str + 3 * sizeof(char);
*offset = ‘a’;

it now implicitly does this multiplication when you index a buffer in elle

[gentle grove]

yeah that's what we were saying

[placid kraken]

yeah when creating the buffers i only ever used c functions to write to it so i never realised this when indexing manually

[fading shell]

Mfw lua

[placid kraken]

the only time i’ve indexed it manually was with a byte buffer so i never noticed

it makes sense in retrospect but i’m silly

[placid kraken]

oh i didn’t even see any of this fuck you discord

[gentle grove]

are you fr

[wooden yarrow]

you broke it

[gentle grove]

What did I break

[placid kraken]

lua arrays start at 1

[wooden yarrow]

the formatting

[placid kraken]

unless they just internally decrease it by 1 lmfao

[gentle grove]

oh i thought they were talking about the sizeof multiplying

[placid kraken]

yeah i’m assuming they mean about arrays starting at 1

[gentle grove]

it's fine on my screen

[placid kraken]

doesn’t make much sense in pointer offsetting

[wooden yarrow]

idk

put it in code blocks

ig

[gentle grove]

Weird

[placid kraken]

because going to the 1st element would take you to a place past the beginning of the memory allocated

in theory

but they could easily just take whatever index the user passes and decrease it by 1 and wow magic u have the same behavior

[gentle grove]

mfs at discord used a different markdown processor on iOS compared to desktop or something

[placid kraken]

the chat is native

on desktop they use simple-markdown iirc

on mobile they use a custom native implementation on both ios and android

[wooden yarrow]

does this show as italics for you?

[gentle grove]

I wonder what they do

[gentle grove]

Yes

[placid kraken]

yes

[wooden yarrow]

wtf

weird ass markdown

[placid kraken]

the markdown is more or less the same on both platforms

just small issues here and there

[gentle grove]

i would say they just do it because interpreting rather than low level concepts but also lua JIT is a huge thing so that goes out the window

[placid kraken]

i can’t complain too much because discord gives us a function that takes markdown text and turns it into react you can render

which means we don’t have to do any of that ourselves

[placid kraken]

yeah idk

[gentle grove]

Whar

[placid kraken]

client modding

[gentle grove]

oh

[placid kraken]

discord conveniently made a function we can call

that takes markdown text and returns react we can render

[proud geyser]

https://hastebin.com/share/nawakupema.swift hey why does the updated messages not show ? on my websocket

n my server returns this error {"time":"2024-05-21T10:58:44.912802-07:00","level":"ERROR","prefix":"-","file":"listRelationships.go","line":"112","message":"Error broadcasting updated relationships:write tcp 10.0.0.246:8080->10.0.0.110:60843: write: broken pipe"} {"time":"2024-05-21T10:58:45.043848-07:00","level":"ERROR","prefix":"-","file":"websocketManager.go","line":"64","message":"WebSocket read error:read tcp 10.0.0.246:8080->10.0.0.110:60843: read: connection reset by peer"}

[reef trail]

does anyone know how to contact the pods grant dev? i’d like to update it for airpods pro usb c

[shrewd moth]

https://x.com/crazymind90/status/1792998600303099984?s=46&

 CrazyMind (@CrazyMind90) on X

Successfully established a connection between two processes, it is basically like an anchor and a xpc message redirector,
has the same functionality as RocketBootStrap BUT with “0 hooks” ...

• source code will be on GitHub later .
• tested on arm64 & arm64e .

Twitter · May 21, 2024, 7:19 PM

[warped sparrow]

What does rocketbootstrap even do?

Why do some tweaks need it

[orchid fulcrum]

Afaik its for ipc

[torn oriole]

About

API to securely expose global services on jailbroken iOS```

[warped sparrow]

Ah cool

[visual meadow]

has anyone had issues with apple watch not showing in xcode

im about to just reset my watch man

ive tried restarting mac iphone watch and upgrading xcode

none worked

[placid kraken]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/688124600269144162/1227443087400239134/ezgif-4-b50c70f614.gif

[radiant idol]

you have no idea how much this made me laugh

[native orbit]

ive never once in my life gotten it work properly lmao

[visual meadow]

Fuck thid shit man

actual piece of garbage

worst fucking software

makes me want to remove myself

[visual meadow]

WElp

resetting the watch did not fix it

how fun and entertaining

the trust computer popup showed up

but in xcode the watch does not appear

[torn oriole]

Make sure to restart your phone n shit

Among other things such as your Mac

Also try a hard connection from the phone

[visual meadow]

it said developer mode disabled, lets see if enabling it worked

i am

the phone is inserted

it says waiting for first unlock

its unlocked

okay i think its working now

[acoustic imp]

Any options other than podsgrant for AirPods pro 2s ?

On ios 15.1.1

[tepid olive]

Hi

I need to RE this function: - DCDevice generateTokenWithCompletionHandler:
how to find the lib where this function is written to

I need to find out how the token is generated

[orchid fulcrum]

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicecheck?language=objc

Edit: you need to extract this frameworks binary from dyld shared cache and re it.

[torn oriole]

DCDevice.current.generateToken jumpscare

[acoustic imp]

would anyone pay for like airpod hold actions custumization?

options
siri
play/pause
track forward
track back
noise control

[kind herald]

isn't that a stock feature with airpods

[restive ether]

base models don’t have hold actions, maybe pros do

[torn oriole]

Pros do yes

Even pro 1’s

[acoustic imp]

ye but not the forward/back option

[torn oriole]

Not as hold gestures but they’re just a squeeze gesture?

Or is that just pros

[acoustic imp]

jus pros i think

i only have pros

[torn oriole]

Fr I’ve been living the life ig

[acoustic imp]

tap, 2 - forward, 3 - back

[torn oriole]

Yeah

[acoustic imp]

but also i found a way to switch to adaptive transparency on ios 15 ig

[hollow oar]

Is the tweak going to be something like this? https://chariz.com/get/siliqua-pro

[granite frigate]

https://amber-lang.com/

time to rewrite palera1n.sh

[frail cedar]

The programming language compiled to WHAT

[gentle grove]

Bourne Again SHell

https://tenor.com/view/jason-bourne-bourne-bourne-gi-fs-matt-damon-gif-5687715

[acoustic imp]

What’s wrong with this, I typed on mobile btw

@interface BCBatteryDevice : NSObject

• (NSInteger)productIdentifier;
  @end

%hook

• (NSInteger)productIdentifier{
  int origin = %orig;
  return origin == 8228 ? 8206 : origin ;
  }
  %hook

[timid furnace]

semicolon?

[acoustic imp]

Ye it’s still thros

[frail cedar]

what class are you hooking

i dont see it listed

[acoustic imp]

Right

Thx

BCBatteryDevice

I fg

AirPods Pro 2 iOS 15.1.1 💪💪

If anyone cares

#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
@import Foundation;

@interface BCBatteryDevice : NSObject

• (NSInteger)productIdentifier;
  @end

%hook BCBatteryDevice

• (NSInteger)productIdentifier{
  int origin = %orig;
  return origin == 8228 ? 8206 : origin;
  };
  %end

[frail cedar]

whats that do

[acoustic imp]

Changes the AirPods Pro 2 icon from head phones to the AirPods Pro icon

Causes issue tho

[frail cedar]

Oepsie whoepsie

[torn oriole]

battery indicator said nah im out

[queen ruin]

Hi back, I’m NoW.

[hexed knot]

@acoustic imp happy birthday big woman

[radiant idol]

@acoustic imp happy birthday!

[timid furnace]

@acoustic imp hbd!!

[cloud yacht]

@acoustic imp Happy Day of Birth

[kind herald]

@acoustic imp Happy Day of Delivery.

[lime pivot]

what is going on with their terminal font

[kind herald]

papyrus font terminal

[lime pivot]

I don't want to know how that would work in NewTerm

[kind herald]

is it on macOS

I'll try it

where papyrus font

[wooden yarrow]

@acoustic imp happy birthday !!

[slim bramble]

YIKES

[fading shell]

Hi now, I’m later

[slim bramble]

[slim bramble]

Hi later I’m rootfs

[fading shell]

Hi rootfs, I’m jbroot

[slim bramble]

Hi jbroot I’m libroot

[fading shell]

Hi libroot, I‘m rootless

[slim bramble]

Hi rootless I’m rootful

[fading shell]

Hi rootful, I’m fakefs

[slim bramble]

Ok this is getting annoying

[fading shell]

It is

Let’s stop

[slim bramble]

Yes

[placid kraken]

this is starting to actually look like a real programming language

fn c_strlen(Pointer buf) -> Long {
    Long res = strlen(buf);
    return res;
}

fn input(String message) -> String {
    Long stdin = fdopen(0, "r");
    Char buf[256];

    printf(message);
    fgets(buf, 256, stdin);
    buf[c_strlen(buf) - 1] = '\0';

    fflush(stdin);

    String result = malloc(c_strlen(buf) + 1);
    strcpy(result, buf);

    return result;
}

pub fn main() {
    String winner = malloc(256);
    Int highestScore = 0;

    while (true) {
        String person = input("Enter a person's name: ");

        if (strcmp(person, "stop") == 0) {
            free(person);
            break;
        }

        printf!("Enter %s's score: ", person);

        String scoreInput = input("");
        Int score = atoi(scoreInput);
        free(scoreInput);

        if (score > highestScore) {
            highestScore = score;
            strcpy(winner, person);
        }

        free(person);
    }

    printf!("The winner is %s with a score of %d\n", winner, highestScore);
    free(winner);
}

its still missing so much stuff and its already at like 3700 lines of code which is slightly concerning

[slim bramble]

Now it looks like a mix between rust, java, c

[placid kraken]

how does it look like java..?

oh the capitalized types?

i await for the knowledge of how i can implement dynamic classes to just pop into my brain

because i have absolutely no clue how that would work internally

[bright lance]

error: Makefile:20: *** missing separator. Stop.

Cant seem to find the error

[wooden yarrow]

the need for brackets

[placid kraken]

doesnt c do that too?

because im pretty sure it does

[wooden yarrow]

oh

yeah

i was thinking in rust

but

[slim bramble]

Just the type

There is only Java and all the java ripoffs that uses String

[placid kraken]

in elle String types are just aliases for Pointer types which are aliases for the Long type

because strings are just pointers to the start of the string buffer

[granite frigate]

looks like half C and rust

[wooden yarrow]

it just looks as if it was unsafe rust without the need for the unsafe keyword

💀 \

[harsh junco]

Looks like Crustie

[placid kraken]

so true bestie

[acoustic imp]

Thanks 😭

[acoustic imp]

Thanks 😄

[acoustic imp]

Thanks 😁

[acoustic imp]

Thanks 😄

[acoustic imp]

Thanks 😅

[hasty ruin]

happy manufacturing date @acoustic imp

[acoustic imp]

Thanks 😭

[lime pivot]

happy day of SoC fusing @acoustic imp

[acoustic imp]

Thanks 😆

[torn oriole]

This man

Happy birthday him

We must get him to use every emoji

@acoustic imp

[acoustic imp]

Thanks 🤫🤔

[slim bramble]

@torn oriole

[placid kraken]

@acoustic imp happy womb eviction day

[acoustic imp]

Thanks 😨

[slim bramble]

@torn oriole For @acoustic imp's birthday surely as a birthday gift you can send "buy 16Player @ https://chariz.com/buy/16player" in #announcements

[torn oriole]

Sadly I would get decapitated by the top j

[serene hawk]

happy level up day @acoustic imp

[lime pivot]

you're saying that like it won't be entertaining?

[slim bramble]

It would

A lot entertaining for the chart

[torn oriole]

:(

[acoustic imp]

Gracias 🥳

[harsh junco]

Happy birthday
I hope you had a productive year

[acoustic imp]

Thank u 🎉

[warped sparrow]

@acoustic imp happy birthday!

[placid kraken]

@slender glade fucking tangent planes

they couldve taken the tangent to a curve and be done

BUT NOOOO WE NEED TANGENT PLANES TO MULTIVARIABLE FUNCTIONS

BECAUSE WERE MATHEMATICIANS AND WE LIKE TO BE COMPLICATED

despair

[radiant idol]

is this how 3d design software is built

[placid kraken]

idk maybe

[warped sparrow]

I thought you're doing gcse maths 💀

Wtf is this shit

[placid kraken]

i am doing gcse maths

this is what im doing on my own

[warped sparrow]

That is NOT gcse maths

[warped sparrow]

Ohhh

I see

[placid kraken]

physics paper 1 had me crying

[warped sparrow]

Im guessing the non calculator paper the other day was lightwork for you

[slender glade]

I think god should kill you

[placid kraken]

yeah it was

[warped sparrow]

Bio and chem 1 had me dead

Physics was easy af

[placid kraken]

THOSE WERE EASIER THAN THIS ONE

[warped sparrow]

NO

THEY WERE SO HARD

[placid kraken]

WERE YOU DOING TRIPLE OR COMBINED

[warped sparrow]

COMBINED 😭😭

[placid kraken]

oh thats why then

my condolences

[warped sparrow]

DO YOU DO COMBINED?

[warped sparrow]

trol

[placid kraken]

basically idk if youve seen but physics paper 1 was uhhh

[warped sparrow]

Do you do triple?

[placid kraken]

i revised the history of the atom and the required practicals because i knew everything else

only for none of them to show up on the paper

skulley~2

insteAD!!!

[warped sparrow]

LMAO

i revised the only things i needed

[placid kraken]

WE HAVE 44 MARKS OF EQUATIONS WITH RECURRING DECIMALS AND 1029831920 CONVERSIONS

[warped sparrow]

wait that makes no sense

[placid kraken]

THEY WANTED US TO GIVE THE MASS OF A RING IN KG

[warped sparrow]

OMG YES

SO TRUE

[warped sparrow]

💀

Now thats just stupid

And unnecessary

[warped sparrow]

what exam board do you do?

[placid kraken]

aqa

[warped sparrow]

Same

[warped sparrow]

But for maths i do edexcel

[warped sparrow]

Its the other way around for me

😭

[warped sparrow]

😭😭

[warped sparrow]

How did you find the english lit papers?

[placid kraken]

i didnt take the first one

[warped sparrow]

Bro what

Why

[placid kraken]

secret

either way

paper 2 was nice

[warped sparrow]

yeah

it was easy af

[placid kraken]

i revised power of nature specifically exposure, storm on the island, and the prelude because everyone was predicting it

i didnt mind kamikaze at all though

[warped sparrow]

im so happy i dont have to do anything macbeth or animal farm related anymore

[placid kraken]

because kamikaze is one of my favourite poems

[warped sparrow]

And FUCK THOSE POEMS

[warped sparrow]

YES

[placid kraken]

and i compared it to remains

[warped sparrow]

KAMIKAZE IS SO GOOD

[placid kraken]

I REMEMBERED LIKE 13-14 REMAINS QUOTES

I WAS FLYING THROUGH THAT PART

[warped sparrow]

i compared it to ozymandias

[placid kraken]

I WROTE LIKE 3 PAGES AND COULDVE WRITTEN WAY MORE

[warped sparrow]

Thats crazy

Your definitely getting straight 9's

[placid kraken]

me when the past 5 years of my english education all came up to this moment of writing about someone who cba to do their laundry

[placid kraken]

i doubt it but we'll seee

[warped sparrow]

Real

that poem was stupid af

I just kept yapping about how nature relaxes humans

[placid kraken]

my predictions (not given by teachers but based on what I think ill get):

english: 7
biology: 8
chemistry: 8
physics: 9
computer science: 9
maths: 9
further maths L2: 8
statistics: 7
dec: distinction

[hasty ruin]

neek

[placid kraken]

can we talk about the state of computer science

[warped sparrow]

ooof thats so good

My teachers think ill become a drug dealer 😃

[warped sparrow]

NO

ITS A MESS

I CHANGED MY OPTIONS FRIM COMPUTER SCIENCE TO IMEDIA IN THE FIRST WEEK

[placid kraken]

pub fn main() {
    String winningTeam = malloc(256);
    Int highestScore = 0;

    while (true) {
        String team = input("Enter a team name: ");

        if (strcmp(team, "stop") == 0) {
            free(team);
            break;
        }

        printf!("Enter %s's score: ", team);

        String scoreInput = input("");
        Int score = atoi(scoreInput);
        free(scoreInput);

        if (score > highestScore) {
            highestScore = score;
            strcpy(winningTeam, team);
        }

        free(team);
    }

    printf!("The winning team is %s with a score of %d\n", winningTeam, highestScore);
    free(winningTeam);
}
``` i wrote the last CS paper 2 question in elle

obviously i didnt in the actual exam, my answer in the exam was more like

function findHighestScoringTeam(teams: string[], scores: number[]) {
    let highestScore = -1;
    let team = "";

    for (let i = 0; i < teams.length; i++) {
        if (scores[i] > highestScore) {
            highestScore = scores[i];
            team = teams[i];
        }
    }

    if (highestScore === -1) {
        throw new Error("Invalid teams or scores");
    }

    return [team, highestScore];
}

function main() {
    const teams = [];
    const scores = [];

    while (true) {
        const team = prompt("Enter a team name: ");
        
        if (team === "stop") break;

        const score = prompt(`Enter ${team}'s score: `);

        if (isNaN(+score)) {
            console.log("Invalid score");
            continue;
        }

        teams.push(team);
        scores.push(+score);
    }
    
    const results = findHighestScoringTeam(teams, scores);
    console.log(`The winning team is ${results[0]} with a score of ${results[1]}.`);
}

this is the shortest i could make it while still getting full marks but this was after the fact

winningTeam = ""
highestScore = 0

while (true)    
    team = input("Enter a team name: ")
    
    if team == "stop" then
        break
    endif

    score = int(input("Enter score"))

    if (score > highestScore) then
        highestScore = score
        winningTeam = team
    endif
endwhile

print("The winner is", winningTeam, "and a score of", highestScore)

this is in ocr exam reference language

[placid kraken]

i changed from psychology to engineering ;3

im glad i did

well

partially

the studies are interesting

but i dont wanna have to write about them

[warped sparrow]

Oh cool

[placid kraken]

do you take cs still..?

like did you take a paper on it?

Hey Rosie,
This is your personalised Compulsory homework. You need to answer every question correctly to complete it.

[harsh junco]

5/8

[gentle grove]

interesting time signature

[placid kraken]

@warped sparrow you should try my azalea theme

[warped sparrow]

Nope

I quit it the same week i started

And switched to creative imedia

[warped sparrow]

uhh

I dont even do sparx anymore

[placid kraken]

me neither

azalea now only exists as a proof of concept that i know how to inject into the react internals of a react app

🥲

https://tio.run/ - an open source tool that allows you to interpret pretty much any language you can imagine in your browser

[young meteor]

recreational 420 you say?

[fading shell]

on what scale is that

[placid kraken]

1 to 9 where 1 is the lowest and 9 is the highest

[fading shell]

that's pretty good then

[queen ruin]

Happy birthday preferred 16Player dev (don’t tell bibi) @acoustic imp

🎉

[acoustic imp]

thanks and i wount

jus got a watch 9 am i cooked on ios 15 ?

(i cant get legizmo)

or well the lwatch OS 10 one

[kind herald]

this might work

https://github.com/34306/watched

[acoustic imp]

Doesn’t work

[torn oriole]

Why can’t you legizmo

[acoustic imp]

Can’t pay for it

[torn oriole]

Skill issue

[acoustic imp]

[hasty ruin]

indeed

[main apex]

Roasting him on his birthday - calling aaron for demotion required

[torn oriole]

i said happy birthday so all is forgiven

[hasty ruin]

his birthday was yesterday now anyway

it's fair game

[torn oriole]

[main apex]

Still his birthday in est

[hasty ruin]

shit timezone then

[torn oriole]

late birthdayer, kill this man

[hasty ruin]

anything behind GMT is cringe

you on the wrong side of the world 🗣️

[main apex]

Est > all other timezones

[torn oriole]

gmt+12

[hasty ruin]

gmt with extra steps

[torn oriole]

true

but im not behind gmt at least

[acoustic imp]

Still says

[main apex]

Good job owning icraze

https://tenor.com/view/icraze-screentimebegone-icrazeios-screentimebegone-beta-gif-25268140

[acoustic imp]

Why’s the date messed up

(I want bold)

[radiant idol]

Because you’re a perfectionist

[kind herald]

Hello Nightwind!

How are you?

[acoustic imp]

I can’t see is

I don’t like watch os 10

So much going on

[radiant idol]

Cry

[acoustic imp]

[frail cedar]

It's very nice

Just a bit to get used to at first

[acoustic imp]

Yea a lot of eye candy, which is nice

Il probly jus turn on reduce transparency anyway

Watch 4 -> 9

Can you not take a screenshot anymore ?

[kind herald]

you have to enable it in accessibility settings

I think it's in accessibility settings at least

I know you have to enable it manually though

[frail cedar]

Install the compatibility fixes

in legizmo

and then enable it in the watch app

[acoustic imp]

Ok

👍

[acoustic imp]

My watch has the same amount of storage my phone does 😭

[cloud yacht]

bruh

my phone has 32x the stroage my watch has

[slender glade]

@grim sparrow when did swift gain stable ABI? 12.2 right?

[wooden yarrow]

yes

[warped sparrow]

Mods ban for racism

[gentle grove]

.fm

[worldly sundial]

Last track for bbaovanc 🦆

Lying from You

Linkin Park • Meteora

63 artist scrobbles · 2111 total scrobbles bpm 160.1 · 🕑 2:55 Last scrobble: · May 23, 2024, 6:41 AM

[grim sparrow]

Gm

[slender glade]

gm

[rugged gull]

Sorry if this is obvious but I'm new to all of this. There is a functino in the class VideoPlayer called (void)pause. How can I call that pause function in a different hook so I can pause the video from somewhere else?

Or do I have to somehow get the VideoPlayer instance

[serene hawk]

yes, if you need to call the pause method of the VideoPlayer class you need to get an instance of that class and then call that from within another function ```obj-c

// don't forget to declare your interface
@interface VideoPlayer : SomeObject

• (void)pause;
  @end

VideoPlayer *videoPlayer;

%hook VideoPlayer

• (id)init { // or any other init method
  videoPlayer = %orig;

  return videoPlayer;
  }
  %end

%hook YourOtherClass

• (void)someMethod {
  %orig;
  [videoPlayer pause];
  }
  %end```

[rugged gull]

That’s what I was thinking

Thanks!

[serene hawk]

btw is @indigo peak MIA?

[radiant idol]

I think a better way to do this would be to create a new sharedInstance method

[serene hawk]

yeah definetely, just wanted to give a simple example

[hasty ruin]

i confirmed with someone like a week ago that hes doing ok

he probably has exams or something so isn't on discord much

[serene hawk]

thank you, thats good to know. haven't seen him here in a while

[tepid olive]

yeah I also haven't been on discord in a while and nobody's asked about me 😭

because regents review and just generally alot of work

(regents = new york state administered finals, for the people that aren't new yorkers)

[frail cedar]

@placid kraken Flora is injecting into some stuff it shouldn't be for some reason

these two processes crash every 5ish minutes due to Flora

It breaks watch notifications

[placid kraken]

HOW

[frail cedar]

I don't know

In choicy it shows on every single process

Only other tweak that does that is cr4shed

[opal ridge]

uikit is loaded somehow

potentially indirectly

[frail cedar]

I just explicitly disallowed it for the ones it was breaking in choicy

[hasty ruin]

do you have a filter in your constructor

[cloud yacht]

I had one of those.

[tawny stag]

Anyone knows a tweak, that can monitor my network requests on my iPhone?

[serene hawk]

you can do that with FLEXing

https://github.com/PoomSmart/FLEXing/releases/tag/1.5.1

but you can also just mitm

[faint stag]

i mean yeah mitm is probably better but you'll have to bypass ssl pinning in some cases (ofc)

[placid kraken]

for specific apps yes

i can just add to it i guess

[tawny stag]

I’ll try this one I’m home

[hasty ruin]

You should filter out non-app processes

[tawny stag]

Hmm no requests are showing

[hasty ruin]

make sure you have flex open in the same process that’s making the requests

and the app may use ssl pinning

[slender glade]

🤤 🤤 🤤

[hasty ruin]

?

[slender glade]

none of ur business.

[hasty ruin]

[tawny stag]

[[flex]]

[faint lion]

Flex

GNU lexer derived from Lex

Author

Jay Freeman (saurik)

Version

2.5.35-5

Price

Free

Repo

Cydia/Telesphoreo

Bundle ID

flex

Powered by Canister · May 23, 2024, 4:15 PM

[tawny stag]

[[flex3]]

[faint lion]

Flex 3

Develop your own tweaks and share them on the Flex Community Cloud

Author

John Coates

Version

3~EarlyAccess4

Price

Free

Repo

BigBoss

Bundle ID

com.johncoates.Flex3

Powered by Canister · May 23, 2024, 4:15 PM

[tawny stag]

Where can I get flex 3 for rootless from?

Or whatever I need

Ohhh now I get it

[tawny stag]

I wish I could export the saved requests 😭

[placid kraken]

good idea

that’s what yan sent in dms

[crisp frost]

FortniteFrida reference

[warped sparrow]

LMAO

[tawny stag]

@hasty ruin you know if I could record the whole traffic since app launch?

[cloud yacht]

Probably just use mitm proxy

[faint stag]

use poomsmart's flexing if on rootless

smh

[faint stag]

honestly best to use a tweak, frida or an actual proxy

still

[tawny stag]

i would do that, but im in a hotel rn with public wifi

[cloud yacht]

I mean you can still use it, as long as your computer can be connected to

[faint stag]

you're intercepting your own traffic

bru

[placid kraken]

newton's approximation algorithm (real)

pub fn main() {
    Double x = 2;
    Double a = x;

    for _ = 0 to 4 {
        a = a - (a * a - x) / (2 * a);
        printf!("sqrt(%f) is approx %f\n", x, a);
    }
}

[acoustic imp]

how do i use libroot, i did the build and copy to theos, but its not working

[faint timber]

should be part of theos

.

[acoustic imp]

i just updated it and still doesnt work

[radiant idol]

libroot/libroot.h

[acoustic imp]

@slim bramble smh

il jus copy paste the .h file

[faint timber]

It’s missing from Theos

Check Theos local vs GitHub

[acoustic imp]

like manually? then add whats not ther?

[hasty ruin]

just do make update-theos

[acoustic imp]

what dir do i run this in? regular user/theos?

theos.dev says there is a specific on

[hasty ruin]

in tweak dir

[acoustic imp]

do i like reinstall theos? or run the install script?

[tepid olive]

double-precision my beloved

[proud geyser]

wsgg gang

[acoustic imp]

resolved*

[frail cedar]

Honestly I just got the static lib and header manually

Since I'm not using it in theos projects

[acoustic imp]

some one on the server helped, i guess i was on the orion branch some how

[slim bramble]

https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2024-32465/

[granite frigate]

git hooks being malicious is something I never considered

https://www.synacktiv.com/publications/inside-the-ios-bug-that-made-deleted-photos-reappear

[stone shoal]

Is there any info available on how banks detect 'developer mode' enabled?

[hasty ruin]

do you have an example of such an app?

haven't seen that before

[stone shoal]

The app I'm analyzing isn't public, but I'll see if I can find an example

@hasty ruin https://apps.apple.com/br/app/gov-br/id1506827551

https://imgur.com/a/rjsq6up

[hasty ruin]

i see

i'll look into bypassing it soon

[radiant idol]

I think I already found one a while ago

[stone shoal]

@radiant idol any idea in which direction to look?

[radiant idol]

Depends on the app obviously

Putting it in a decompiler is your best option

[stone shoal]

The app is heavily obfuscated. If I know what kind of technique is used for this, I can start looking. It's just that there's no documentation anywhere on how you could potentially detect this, so I don't have a starting point

[visual meadow]

is it able to check security.mac.amfi.developer_mode_status

the sysctl

[fickle plank]

What text editor you guys are using?

Which one is better for beginner?

[harsh junco]

id say gnu nano

[fickle plank]

Okay thanks

But isn’t VsCode helps a lot too?

Because i don’t know objective-C and coding too much

I will start to learn to develop tweak. And i will try to do one good tweak. I will learn from NightWind’s tutorial. I looked in today. It’s detailed and cool to have. Thanks NW

[orchid fulcrum]

Vscode my beloved

[faint timber]

eww fuck outa here

[gentle grove]

they are probably trolling you

as far as coding

please dont use nano

[fickle plank]

Okay. I assumed because it looks like just terminal ui

VsCode is good?

[gentle grove]

It is and it's not even a good one like vim

[gentle grove]

idk if people would recommend anything other than Xcode for Apple development

anything else is a pain

[fickle plank]

For theos and tweak developing

You know nightwind’s tutorial?

[fickle plank]

Who?

[faint timber]

I'm just a vscode hater

https://tenor.com/view/the-goon-star-wars-stormtrooper-move-along-move-gif-12464798

[fickle plank]

O k

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/sledgedev/status/1794059452364046427?s=46

Barrett (@SledgeDev) on X

Happy Friday!

Twitter · May 24, 2024, 5:34 PM

[orchid fulcrum]

Why

[faint timber]

inferior to clion

or neovim

[orchid fulcrum]

*Neovim no
*clion paid

I see the memes but in all seriousness it has a lot of functionality out of the box and via extensions. Like connecting to wsl, terminal support, integrated git etc

Its one of the good non-xcode alternatives out there for ios dev (not that xcode is good, at least its native)

Imo

[warped sparrow]

How would i go about creating a jailbreak bypass for an app?

its a banking app that searches for files in /var

iirc its the /var/jb folder

[faint timber]

wrong

poor

[warped sparrow]

(No i do not want to use dopamines hide jailbreak feature i wanna try create a tweak to do it so i can learn more about jailbreak bypass' etc)

[frail cedar]

you'd want to hook the methods it uses to check for files existences

probably NSFileManager

[native orbit]

i fw it when it works right, i despise it when it dont

[orchid fulcrum]

I hate it since it broke my syntax coloring once in my vm setup

Like its the most basic thing about ides 💀

[main apex]

And indexing frying the cpus

[frail cedar]

Xcode 15 still has UI for if you disable ARC

[cloud yacht]

Vscode is a decent ide but it has its issues

[frail cedar]

Is good thing

And cool

it supports a lot of stuff

[gentle grove]

what is ARC

automatic reference counting

[frail cedar]

Yes

[gentle grove]

oh is it actually

oh yeah of course it is

[cloud yacht]

Imagine if Xcode was cross platform

[acoustic imp]

apple would cry bc you wouldn't need to buy a 1000$+ device from them to use it

[kind herald]

hackintosh

[acoustic imp]

also how do i get in contact witha dev(foxfort) about a tweak compatability issue

[kind herald]

trolley~1

[acoustic imp]

or Mac VM

[kind herald]

they have Twitter DMs enabled

https://twitter.com/foxfortmobile

Foxfort Mobile (@foxfortmobile) on X

iOS App & Tweak Developer @Blacksightapp, @mizframa

Twitter

[acoustic imp]

[hexed knot]

@smoky cosmos

[acoustic imp]

i messaged him on twitter

had to turn off firefox protection thing

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/felix_red_panda/status/1794027648257020292

Felix (@felix_red_panda) on X

Neuralink started a compression challenge. They're asking for people to find methods to losslessly (!!) compress files to 1/200th (!) the size but the files are extremely noisy so thats certainly not possible 🙁 (spectrogram of one randomly chosen file for illustration)

Twitter · May 24, 2024, 3:28 PM

[acoustic imp]

Could/should I keep my import/export prefs in the main page or add them to my like utils menu ?

[young meteor]

"ching chong maca yong"

[acoustic imp]

Thoughts ? (Ik strings are weird)

[timid briar]

Huh weird, Firefox said they fixed that

They wouldn’t HAVE TO if that guy wasn’t in charge

[naive sedge]

Say I wanted to automatically deploy palera1n with Sileo, OpenSSH with a set password, and some additional debs, without interaction, is that possible?

Furthermore is it possible to take a just restored device and automatically activate it and deploy palera1n?

All without physical interaction, only USB

[velvet path]

you would need some interaction inherently to enter DFU

USB isn't enough (that only gets you to Recovery)

[naive sedge]

Got that already

(See #779844089196576809 message)

(This is a modified iPhone with no battery and the control over FORCE_DFU, and the ability to completely cut power)

[velvet path]

ah

[naive sedge]

Basically trying to make it so that the iPhone can be remotely completely wiped and set up fresh if anything goes wrong

[granite frigate]

Remotely deploying and jailbreaking an iphone sounds cool af

[polar marsh]

I would've just trolled and used cmix 😛

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/tekbog/status/1793677799603273901?s=46

terminally onλine εngineer 🇺🇦 (@tekbog) on X

about to end this man's entire PR

Twitter · May 23, 2024, 4:18 PM

[visual meadow]

anyone know how to relocate the dylib this specific symbol targets to a different dylib

[naive sedge]

How possible would it be to hook all attempts of a jailbroken iPhone to read/write to a SIM card, and then perform those operations on a remote SIM card in a generic smart card reader?

Or is the SIM card directly accessed by the baseband or something and thus not interceptable by the OS?

Like I mean intercept the raw SIM card commands, enough that celluar would work

[native dune]

what are u cooking up

[fickle plank]

Can anyone help me to setup OpenSSH between Mac and iOS? I am doing tweak develop tutorial. This part i can’t understand

[naive sedge]

still investigating pypush phone number registration stuff, the SMS-less method that talks to the carrier directly

[native dune]

ah

[naive sedge]

I guess I can always just use the pico I already have for FORCE_DFU and tamarin and solder to the SIM pins, then just forward that over USB

would have to decode back into whatever packet format, then send that to the smart card reader for it to re-encode

pico is basically going to be life support for this poor iPhone

[native orbit]

Your development team has reached the maximum number of registered iPhone devices. BRUH

[primal perch]

Your development team has reached the maximum number of registered iPhone devices. BRUH

[warped sparrow]

Your development team has reached the maximum number of registered iPhone devices. BRUH

[velvet path]

create a 15th Apple ID

[native orbit]

i already got like 5 😭

[kind herald]

15th???

Bruh damn

[torn oriole]

https://tenor.com/view/transitions-kinemaster-black-guy-suit-tiktok-gif-25279479

[native orbit]

i did this in decemeber and it full again lmao

[torn oriole]

How

Literally how

[hasty ruin]

#1189739986707288154 message

[native orbit]

this indeed is why lmaoo

[native dune]

Surprised fedex dude didn’t take them

[timid furnace]

Lmaoo

[faint stag]

install openssh on the target ios device
run ssh-copy-id user@host on the mac (host either being hostname or an ip address)
enter the password for the account when asked
now you'll no longer need the password to connect

[hollow oar]

How can I upgrade my python version to 3.11 instead of using 3.9 on iOS?

[faint stag]

now make a file in your home folder ($HOME ) named .theosrc
add this line in it THEOS_DEVICE_IP =
place the ip address/hostname of the device there and save it

[faint stag]

you can only use what's built, aka what's in the repo

[hollow oar]

One of the pip modules required 3.11 :/

[faint stag]

i mean

python on ios isn't gonna work for the most part

cause like nothing is built for ios

like if you wanted to install cryptography or cffi, wheel is gonna fail

lmao

[hollow oar]

Rip

[fickle plank]

Thanks

[lime pivot]

the AT commands would only be between the baseband and the SIM, perhaps another way to look at it is can you intercept messages sent to the baseband mailbox and reconstruct the commands the baseband would have sent

I'm trying to remember back to an incredibly long time ago when baseband unlocks were still relevant

https://theapplewiki.com/wiki/Ultrasn0w

[wooden yarrow]

god when is the next baseband exploit coming out

[lime pivot]

prob never

[slender glade]

you'd just need to find what lib in C/C++ does this and it's probably some *UserClient IOKit class

[wooden yarrow]

wouldnt that talk to the baseband at most

not to the sim card itself

[slender glade]

no idea

just a general idea of where i myself would start

[wooden yarrow]

i mean if the sim card is connected to the baseband itself

which it most likely is

i would think starting from the baseband

or some pin on the mobo

would make the most sense

but idk

[placid kraken]

@radiant idol imagine youre writing code and you get this error

[FATAL ERROR]
The underlying instruction under the volatile pointer changed while trying to access the inner value.
There may be a race condition, or the volatile pointer was invalidated without disposing of the instruction.
``` what do you do

[wooden yarrow]

instruction under volatile ptr ??

like

function ptr?

[placid kraken]

its a volatile enum member that holds an instruction member to infer the return type of a function without declaring it expicitly

[wooden yarrow]

what the hell is a instruction member

[wooden yarrow]

also I would just shoot my computer and walk into the woods

[placid kraken]

it throws this if the instruction in the volatile enum member changes between the match statement to get the correct block's return statement and the match to get the value in the actual return instruction

[placid kraken]

#[derive(Debug, Clone, Eq, PartialEq, Ord, PartialOrd, Hash)]
pub enum Instruction {
    Add(Value, Value),
    Subtract(Value, Value),
    Multiply(Value, Value),
    Divide(Value, Value),
    Modulus(Value, Value),
    BitwiseAnd(Value, Value),
    BitwiseOr(Value, Value),
    Compare(Type, Comparison, Value, Value),
    Copy(Value),
    Return(Option<Value>),
    JumpNonZero(Value, String, String),
    Jump(String),
    Call(String, Vec<(Type, Value)>),
    Cast(Value),

    // Useful for when we implement arrays
    Alloc4(u32),
    Alloc8(u64),
    Alloc16(u128),
    Store(Type, Value, Value),
    Load(Type, Value),
    Literal(Value),
}

[wooden yarrow]

I ain't debugging that

:3

[wooden yarrow]

oh like that

[wooden yarrow]

wait why are you not just storing it in a local variable

[radiant idol]

I have no clue

[wooden yarrow]

you should be running into the forest devoid of any and all computers

[radiant idol]

I am

[placid kraken]

me irl

[placid kraken]

thats how i designed the API i guess

hoW DOES C DO ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS SO NICELY

I HAD TO COME UP WITH THIS WHOLE THING

[wooden yarrow]

reminder that it was made 52 years ago

and has had time to improve until now

[placid kraken]

• declaring a variable with a double but returning a long throws an error
• where you have x and y, if x is an int and y is a long, cast x to a long and keep y the same
• where you have x and y, if x is a double and y is an int, cast y to a long and then to a double

hell..............

[placid kraken]

true i guess

idk i tried to recreate donut.c in elle and was humbled

[wooden yarrow]

if I had to recreate donut.c by myself I would simply die

[placid kraken]

look it throws this error

[wooden yarrow]

I mean it uses a lot of unusual things to code golf it

[placid kraken]

and it fails in this part

[placid kraken]

i mean if you call this unusual

pub fn main() {
    Double aa = 0;
    Double bb = 0;
    Double i = 0;
    Double j = 0;

    Double z[1760];
    Char b[1760];

    String lighting = ".,-~:;=!*#$@";

    printf("\x1b[2J");

    while (true) {
        memset(b, 32, 1760);   // Fill array b with spaces
        memset(z, 0, 7040);    // Fill array z with zeroes

        Double j = 0;

        while (j < 628) {
            Double i = 0;

            while (i < 628) {
                Double c = sin(i);
                Double d = cos(j);
                Double e = sin(aa);
                Double f = sin(j);
                Double g = cos(aa);
                Double h = d + 2;
                Double dd = 1 / (c * h * e + f * g + 5);
                Double l = cos(i);
                Double m = cos(bb);
                Double n = sin(bb);
                Double t = c * h * g - f * e;
                Double x = dd * 40 + 30 * (l * h * m - t * n);
                Double y = dd * 12 + 15 * (l * h * n + t * m);
                Double o = x + 80 * y;
                Double nn = 8 * ((f * e - c * d * g) * m - c * d * e - f * g - l * d * n);

                if (y < 22 && y > 0 && x > 0 && x < 80 && dd > z[o]) {
                    z[o] = dd;

                    if (nn > 0) {
                        b[o] = lighting[nn];
                    } else {
                        b[o] = 0;
                    }
                }

                i += 2;
            }

            j += 7;
        }

        printf("\x1b[H");

        for Long k = 0 to 1761 {
            if (k % 80) {
                putchar(b[k]);
            } else {
                putchar(10);
            }
        }

        aa += 4 / 100;
        bb += 2 / 100;
    }

    return 0;
}

its just a bunch of arithmetic operations

[wooden yarrow]

I mean that the original did a lot of implicit things and short ass variable names

so hard to read

[placid kraken]

lol true

[wooden yarrow]

also is this adapted from the original or the new one

[wooden yarrow]

wait actually if you change like 3 things in this code you could quite literally get valid C code

Elle == C

[placid kraken]

WHAT

[wooden yarrow]

fr

[placid kraken]

ah yes lemme cast 360 to a double quickly

[wooden yarrow]

can u not

like

360.0

can't llvm do that for you

or does it need to be babyfed

[placid kraken]

the . character still throws an error in the lexer

trolley~3

[wooden yarrow]

nfr

[placid kraken]

you can do like Double x = 4 / 100; tho

[wooden yarrow]

ok but why can you not just do this

[placid kraken]

im pretty sure you can

[wooden yarrow]

.

[radiant idol]

What if you want like

3.145159…

[placid kraken]

3141592 / 1000000

idk will implement real decimal points soon

oh so it does support it

export function w $main() {
@start
    %i.1 =d copy d_0.1
    %i.2 =d copy d_0.2

    %res =d add %i.1, %i.2
    %f =w call $printf(l $main.7, ..., d %res)
    ret 0
}
data $main.7 = { b "%f\n", b 0 }

not enough decimal places to see the 0.30000000004

[sacred orbit]

does anybody know the entitlement so I can use custom fonts that are installed in general > fonts?

[radiant idol]

Smh

[slim bramble]

Bro doesn't answer

only option is to @him in a tweet

[acoustic imp]

he answered me

[slim bramble]

Lucky

[radiant idol]

What's the best way to close and reopen an app?

programatically

Preferably something like a soft reopen

no I mean like

I want the user to just see it as the app "refreshing" if that makes sense rather than it closing and reopening

[hasty ruin]

did he reply with slurs

thats what he normally does

[acoustic imp]

no but when i was taking a bit he sent like messages that were kind odd

idk no

[orchid fulcrum]

Kill the process and posix spawn it /j

[acoustic imp]

He responded and said he’d work on it tmro

Oh?

I haven’t been here long

He like makes stuff and dips?

Oh, so he jus don’t rly do any sorta support for any of his tweaks

He claimed he “supported” many other music player tweaks for exiwall

No slurs yet 👍

But I think I got him mad when I took a sec to understand what he was asking

[radiant idol]

ok then what about just closing and reopening

[timid furnace]

respring with launch url set to url scheme of your app

(no dont do this lmao)

[radiant idol]

yes

yes

all I need to do is kill the app and automatically reopen it

that is all

alright

[orchid fulcrum]

There is exitAndRelaunch method in FBSystemService.h which sounds like what you want but i have 0 idea what it actually does

[placid kraken]

how tf do you get real varadic arguments in C

like if i

fn add(Int size, ...) {
    Int res = 0;
    Variadic list[size];

    for _ = 0 to size - 1 {
        res += next list as Int;
    }

    free(list);
    return res;
}

pub fn main() {
    Int res = add!(3, 2, 3, 4);
    printf!("%d\n", res);
    return 0;
}

it works

but i dont wanna pass the size each time

everything im finding online about C is saying this

what the underlying code does here when you do Variadic list[size] is call malloc with the size and then store it in list, then call vastart on the list temporary

this is what their example is showing

function s $add3(s %a, ...) {
@start
        %ap =l alloc8 32
        vastart %ap
        %r =s call $vadd(s %a, l %ap)
        ret %r
}

function s $vadd(s %a, l %ap) {
@start
        %b =s vaarg %ap
        %c =s vaarg %ap
        %d =s add %a, %b
        %e =s add %d, %c
        ret %e
}

[hasty ruin]

this is #development we’re safe

he only opens this channel when pinged

All his #dev messages are in #1084320818231787552 and #1189739986707288154 lmao

[acoustic imp]

Unknown

[placid kraken]

i wrote even more syntax for it

fn add(Int size, ...) {
    Int res = 0;
    Variadic list[size];

    for _ = 0 to size - 1 {
        res += next list as Int;
    }

    free(list);
    return res;
}

pub fn main() {
    Int res = add.(2, 3, 4);
    printf!("%d\n", res);
    return 0;
}

unlike func!(a, b) which just states you want the variadic arguments to begin at the 1st index, func.(a, b) first inserts the number of arguments at the 0th index, then puts the variadic argument identifer there

so itll automatically get size as 3

[slim bramble]

Do you have a collection of foxfort slurs ?

[slim bramble]

both unknown

[hasty ruin]

[slim bramble]

👁️🚬🐐

[kind herald]

16player drm when

[slim bramble]

yk what I meant

[hasty ruin]

No

I don’t

[slim bramble]

L skill issue then

[kind herald]

average french

[hasty ruin]

fr

I should send the hex gif

[kind herald]

I think that would be quite comedic. You should do it, iCraze.

[hasty ruin]

[kind herald]

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to do it iCraze. I will post it right now.

[hasty ruin]

did you delete that or bibi

[slim bramble]

Wasn't me

[kind herald]

false

[slim bramble]

smh

[gentle grove]

@primal perch rust vs c https://x.com/pr0grammerhum0r/status/1794337648225472825?s=46

Programmer Humor (@PR0GRAMMERHUM0R) on X

legacySoftwareMyBeloved https://t.co/BHHFxKnZQN

Twitter · May 25, 2024, 12:00 PM

[primal perch]

fr

[faint stag]

i believe you can also just suspend before terminating so that you get the animation too