development

[gentle grove]

troll

[torn oriole]

It’s a file designated to opening the I’m feeling lucky page of google

[placid kraken]

im doing my own assert

should i abort() or exit(1)

use std/io;
global pub;

fn assert(ElleMeta meta, bool condition) {
    if !condition {
        fprintf(
            stderr,
            "%s: Assertion '%s' failed.\n",
            meta.caller,
            meta.exprs[0]
        );

        abort();
    }
}
``` and is there anything more necessary

[fading shell]

abort

exit feels too graceful

[rocky oriole]

does anyone know how to fix Xcode Error loading required libraries. If there is an ongoing installation please re-install.
then if i run just git it says a big error log to big for here

this only happens to git or any command when Xcode is installed, any command i run brings up the Xcode command line tools utility and says this command requires git to be installed (it is installed) + the big error log

[placid kraken]

okok ty

[vale wharf]

hey i dont know if this is the right channel but is there any developers here i can pay to make a custom theming tweak for instagram? need one that can be compiled into dylib for IPA and i will pay first of course

[ashen canyon]

send me a pm with all the details!

[olive peak]

Debs contain the dylibs, so you could use an already existing one aslong as it works for your device

If its just about getting the dylib of course

[vale wharf]

yea what i mean by that is i dont want dependanices that dont work on jailed devices

so like no prefrence loader or color pickers that arent compatible yk

[vale wharf]

*ideally use alderis

[olive peak]

I see, well there isnt a simple solution to use existing ones then which use these things

[placid kraken]

if you want a color picker then use https://github.com/MrGcGamer/LibGcUniversalDocumentation

it uses alderis on < ios 14 and the stock color picker on ios 14+

although idk if its injectable into apps without a jailbreak

considering you need https://havoc.app/package/libgcuniversal

[vale wharf]

thanks if anyone wants to do this for me ill let them know

[gentle grove]

I needto learn how to train a tensorflow model

[vale wharf]

it is so important that cs people learn everything about ai right now

because if you want a career in it later

you HAVE to master it

its going to be the future by statistic

[gentle grove]

what

yapper

[vale wharf]

ur not gonna say im a yapper in 5 years

jobs will reject you if you dont have 4+ years in chatgpt coding

[placid kraken]

i write low level code in ways that AI fails to accurately debug

every time i ask it any question about a problem im having, not once has it gotten it correct

i learnt to proompt, thats not the issue

i know how to proompt to solve problems in less low level environments

it just doesnt know

[gentle grove]

youre just saying random irrelevant stuff is the point

idk why im even talking to someone thats 99% probability a troll

[vale wharf]

i dont know why your being so toxic. Im just telling you CS careers are going to be requiring AI knowledge in the future the way its rapidly evolving

[gentle grove]

How am i being toxic

[vale wharf]

your passive aggressive tone. im just trying to tell you stuff and youre accusing me of being a troll 🤣

wasnt here to offend anyone or start an argument lol

[gentle grove]

sorry for not being appreciative of words

[vale wharf]

wtvr

[placid kraken]

imo you dont need ai to succeed in CS

as long as youre intelligent enough to fuck around and find out

and you have examples of how to do whatever you wanna do

you can do it

[vale wharf]

thats how it used to be

i program a lot and rarely need AI to help me code, but a lot big tech companies prefer the programmers to be using AI to "improve efficiency" and "cut on labor costs"

right now they dont care about it but in the future they will probably ask for your experience in using AI 🤣

[thorn hound]

the user below me is dangerous do not trust them

[tepid olive]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/586421228420595723/1085317683827982376/ezcr0q4vnug91.gif

[worn briar]

[tepid olive]

hii i have a few questions:

would an app running as root still prompt the user for permissions for stuff like local network discovery, bluetooth, audio device access etc?

which APIs is responsible for prompting the user for permission for the same stuff as above?

[pearl sail]

Gosh I hope to god all the tech companies promoting or doing this fail completely.

[vale wharf]

its sad but thats what its coming too

[pearl sail]

People should start becoming hackers if that is the case

[vale wharf]

if big tech companies can save money by laying off thousands of people they will do the same with AI
i really hope it does not start lazy work

i was just about to finish my message lol

was gonna say how its gonna endorse lazier and sloppier code whcih might reveal exploits to hackers

the way everyone keeps using AI now

[gentle grove]

i am not an expert but my guess is no, but i have no idea if maybe those rooted apps run in the sandbox still somehow

[tepid olive]

yeah but you can make them ignore sandbox iirc

[gentle grove]

thats what i would expect

[tepid olive]

the sandbox is just a boolean in the plist

[ocean raptor]

Does palera1n work on freebsd

[faint stag]

it's more complicated than that though

entitlements don't work unless you have signature that allows for the usage of them

else the binary gets killed

[tepid olive]

yeah but i'm talking about a jailbroken device where you can sign freely stuff

[faint stag]

well i mean, running as the root user doesn't bypass every permission possible
it'll get you file access in some places but to interact with bluetooth or local network you still need to use apple's own apis etc

[tepid olive]

do you know what APIs are used for this?

[faint stag]

they're documented

same goes for the private headers for these (sort of)

that's how we make tweaks

specifically, requesting permissions is something app store apps must do
which is why apple would have those documented

private headers required some slight reverse engineering work on ios to build/find
(they're private because the system uses them)

[cloud yacht]

Trust me I've seen the code ChatGPT outputs and its quite poor at anything semi complex

[cloud yacht]

I seriously doubt this. Tech companies want to replace developers with AI, and will try to get AI to do what the devs do but realistically don't care if you use it or not as long as your efficent enough. Job interviews won't care how many years of AI experience you have for a job not using ai just like they don't care what IDE/text editor you use today.

Also I think this may be relevant https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2024/01/02/the-i-in-llm-stands-for-intelligence/

[tepid olive]

I use AI for groundwork

To lay out a skeleton

Everything else I do myself

[vale wharf]

Interesting take. I understand where you are going and i definetly agree with you on ChatGPT's coding ability. is not very good. However I have witnessed multiple people seeking job opportunities and have been asked about AI experience in terms of usage and helping productivity

My mom is an attourney, and she knows a friend building some legal software. Apparently he chose one developer over another because one was more proficient in ChatGPT and would make things more efficient blah blah

its stupid bullshit

i am seriouskly against it and dont think this culture should evole

[ashen canyon]

cynder was just typing

please tell me headers is going up

🙏

[silver rampart]

i think it is not the worst idea to learn how to use it as a tool to work more efficiently especially given the increasingly bad state of search engines

yea give me a couple hours i was gonna set it up during defcon and accidentally turned off the power strip my modem was plugged into before leaving my house

[ashen canyon]

intjpray

i will remind you in <t:1723690800:R>

[wicked summit]

gm

[vale wharf]

i cannot stress enough about how horrible it is the amount we rely on AI

i promise you some big tech company is going to have a major security breach and its going to be because they used chatgpt to code a fundamental part of the app and didnt check for an exploit lmao

[silver rampart]

thats called job security

[dawn forum]

Dawg what

[lusty jacinth]

wtf

also how did u find that

[dawn forum]

searched porn filtered by old

[lusty jacinth]

oh

[dawn forum]

there is a porn gif somewhere in this server

like someone went back to an old message and editied it

[olive peak]

Oh no

[edgy bluff]

How can I hook SwiftUI library? For example I want to hook SwiftUI.accessibilityNode
I know how to hook swift classes but I think that in this case the process I'm i injecting into in my plist is wrong, I wrote the app identifier there

[slim bramble]

You can’t hook swift classes, at least from what I know

I have no idea why, perhaps if someone could explain

😁

[fading shell]

You can

It’s just not as easy as hooking objc methods

[sonic totem]

Hooking actual SwiftUI views is awful I hear

[fading shell]

If they are public, it’s relatively simple. You grab the mangled name of the original function and your replacement function, dlsym both and use MSHookFunction with the pointers

If they are private, you have to manually find the memory address to hook them

[fading shell]

That could be true

I‘m just talking about regular swift here

[slim bramble]

Oh yeah you use a hookf with a MSFindSymbol ?

[fading shell]

I don’t know what hookf exactly takes but you basically just MSHookFunction the results of MSFindSymbol

[slim bramble]

Yeah so hookf would work

[naive kraken]

I couldn't even find where the UI logic for a SwiftUI view is located

[tepid olive]

that's completely normal

[slim bramble]

Well you can use it with MSFindSymbol

Unless I don’t get what you mean

[manic forum]

hook dlsym

[acoustic imp]

@slim bramble wwdc is over

[harsh junco]

@slim bramble wwdc is over

[slim bramble]

Stfu

[slim bramble]

Stfu

[manic forum]

yes

you want to

[slim bramble]

You can indirectly

[steady nest]

SHUT THE FUCK UP @grave sparrow

gm my guy

how you been

[native orbit]

bro back from the dead

[slim bramble]

%hookf(void, symbol, arg) { /* whatever */ }

%ctor {
    %init(symbol = MSFindSymbol("joe"));
}```

[cloud yacht]

Why's there a #apple-event channel still then?

[acoustic imp]

The betas…

[cloud yacht]

Commented out } moment.

[slim bramble]

💀

[slim bramble]

Fixed

Did you know we could do that ?

[steady nest]

doesn't seem like i missed much tbh

[slim bramble]

Oh yeah fr

Clarity back

Hi

[steady nest]

sup

[slim bramble]

Yeah

Send one in ono again

Yeah saw

I’m gonna send one too

We need more people to send slurs in ono

You lucky hydrate isn’t on rn

Would’ve spam pinged him to snipe

Dm me one

I’m gonna send one too

Fun

[wooden yarrow]

damn i thought you were american

where from the biggest continent on earth

[young meteor]

you can be both asian and american

pretty sure california is half asian americans atp

[torn oriole]

I can concur

[pearl sail]

Ban him then

[orchid fulcrum]

Does anybody know why and if there is a way to fix the issue where; whenever the shared AVAudioSession's category is AVAudioSessionCategoryPlayAndRecord the overall volume is very low compared to lets say playback and ambient categories ? It also only plays on one speaker instead of two

[acoustic imp]

Is it for like phone calls ?

(Idk that)

[ocean raptor]

I’ve got a 3G with a broken home button. An ideas on how to fix that?

[orchid fulcrum]

Nah for a tweak, the category itself is for when you want to both record and play audio (which is actually how phone calls work i guess) anyways i figured it out, the answer is

[[AVAudioSession sharedInstance] overrideOutputAudioPort:AVAudioSessionPortOverrideSpeaker error:nil];

I made it lol, trying to think of a couple of more features untill i release though, currently it only has your bluetooth idea and just allowing audio when ringer switch is on silent

[wooden yarrow]

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPhone+3G+Home+Button+Replacement/9039

[visual meadow]

what more do i need to change the derived data path

this is pissing me off

xcodebuild clean build -scheme nathanlr -configuration Release -derivedDataPath build/DerivedData CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY="" CODE_SIGNING_REQUIRED=NO CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED="NO" BUILD_DIR="build/" MODULE_CACHE_DIR="build/ModuleCache" DERIVED_DATA_PATH="build/DerivedData"```

-iphoneos/nathanlr.build/Objects-normal/arm64/MD.o -index-unit-output-path /usprebooter.build/Release-iphoneos/nathanlr.build/Objects-normal/arm64/GeneratedAssetSymbols.o
/Users/nathan/building/usprebooter_pf/usprebooter/UI/Tabs/ViewsInOptions/ChangelogViewController.swift:11:8: error: no such module 'Markdown'
import Markdown
       ^```

[timid furnace]

is this using swiftpods or whatever its called

[orchid fulcrum]

@proud geyser bro i just realised this button already does that 💀

[proud geyser]

ohhh yeh 💀💀

is there a shortcut for that to the quick switch with action button

[orchid fulcrum]

Maybe stock ios isn't bad after all

[orchid fulcrum]

No idea but i don't think so

[proud geyser]

this the lame part yk

but better than nothing

[proud geyser]

ion speak that language

[orchid fulcrum]

The thing you said, it does exist

Shortcut devs are so real for this tbh

[proud geyser]

how do i toggle lol

idk how to get condition

[acoustic imp]

Set a var or sm

Idk if u can

[proud geyser]

you need 3rd party apps for that

[acoustic imp]

Uhh idk

What iOS r u on

[proud geyser]

ios 18 dev beta 6

ohh yee there is variable

but does it save the value every time the shortcut runs ?

[acoustic imp]

Idk, u could make/delete file for toggle

[proud geyser]

too much work

i’ll just create 2 shortcuts

i’ve that enables and one that disables

[acoustic imp]

Oh ok

@proud geyser

Here https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/ff9538f08454411b89be1b6c58044b1f

[orchid fulcrum]

Legit thought this was ios 18

[acoustic imp]

🔥

[proud geyser]

got it working

thanks

[acoustic imp]

👍

[near sleet]

God I’m tired of waiting for a iOS 17 jb, I am starting to feel the need to contribute. Are there any poc’s?

[orchid fulcrum]

https://github.com/wangtielei/POCs/tree/main/CVE-2024-27801

[orchid fulcrum]

I literally never saw another one

There was one of rootkit's but it only worked on intel macos i think

[ashen canyon]

this only works on intel

wait, wrong cve

my bad

[pearl sail]

@plain python please make sure watchOS 11 has timers and alarms are synced with your iPhone

[ashen canyon]

CVE-2024-27815 is the one that only works on intel

[ashen canyon]

hello, the 11:00 PM EST reminder timer has gone off

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/colinhacks/status/1823445912997515429

Colin McDonnell (@colinhacks) on X

this is gold

Twitter · Aug 13, 2024, 7:45 PM

[tepid olive]

No way

No

No

[manic forum]

apple would actually do this

[slim bramble]

Soon all non pac instructions gonna be deprecated fr

[manic forum]

all app store apps need to be recompiled

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/csswizardry/status/1823302132621013230?t=bxhK9q_pFLSwt4c0rZqE1Q&s=19

Harry Roberts (@csswizardry) on X

Just went to a cafe for breakfast. Their menus are brass, laser-etched QR codes bonded to the tables. And they all point to…

Twitter · Aug 13, 2024, 10:14 AM

[warped sparrow]

they thought localhost was a website 😭

[thorny rivet]

Out of all urls they had to choose they chose localhost

[gentle grove]

Almost as if "localhost" in fact has a special meaning

[olive peak]

I wonder what it means

[torn oriole]

One of life’s mysteries

[placid kraken]

meow

[placid kraken]

true

[placid kraken]

wrong chat :3

[manic forum]

:3

@torn oriole how dare you

[lusty jacinth]

umm :3

[placid kraken]

blahaj was eating it

im sure it was tasty

lots of pointers

yum

[slim bramble]

Do you really live with a that small amount of light 😭

[placid kraken]

no, the camera is making it look a lot darker than it actually is

[hasty ruin]

[warped sparrow]

Why is your name "the the the the the"

[placid kraken]

the the the the the

i added struct methods to elle

like impl in rust

fn Vector3.rotate(Vector3 self, Vector3 axis, f32 angle) {
    Vector3 u = axis.normalize();

    f32 cos_theta = cos(angle);
    f32 sin_theta = sin(angle);

    Vector3 term1 = self.scale(cos_theta);
    Vector3 term2 = u.cross(self).scale(sin_theta);
    Vector3 term3 = u.scale(u.dot(self) * (1.0 - cos_theta));

    return term1.add(term2).add(term3);
}

Vector3 v = Vector3 { x = 1.0, y = 0.0, z = 0.0 };
Vector3 axis = Vector3 { x = 0.0, y = 0.0, z = 1.0 };
f32 angle = PI / 2.0;

Vector3 rotated = v.rotate(axis, angle);
dbg(rotated.x, rotated.y, rotated.z);

[granite frigate]

Dude why do people use tailwind

I keep having to look up the shorthand for everythhing when I could just write normal css so much faster

[acoustic imp]

Normal css >

Just make ur own classes for common props

[granite frigate]

No yeah I also prefer normal css

but tailwind is getting more and more popular so I have to learn it

[wooden yarrow]

did u also learn rust bcs of that

💀

[edgy bluff]

How can I get device udid if my tweak is injected into an app?

[granite frigate]

no i just wanted to do something other than websites

[wooden yarrow]

oh

[faint lion]

@wooden yarrow's timezone is Europe/Amsterdam 🇳🇱
It is currently 09:02 PM CEST

[granite frigate]

wtf

[wooden yarrow]

trolled

[edgy bluff]

Anyone?

[placid kraken]

is that error descriptive enough

actually that doesnt make sense

it should be in

there

or rather

[cloud yacht]

Perfer tbid

[wooden yarrow]

rust compiler usually says {{integer}}

[placid kraken]

i see

[visual meadow]

Does anyone know how i would get the proper argument types for _XBValidateStoryboard

They are all just int in hopper

[timid furnace]

the same way you find it for any other function

look at the usage of the arguments, and look at what's fed into it when it's called by other functions

[visual meadow]

the reason im doing this is i need a good workaround for this

Snapshot generation request for bundleID: com.hammerandchisel.discord rejected due to the app being denylisted.```

Opa said theres code to delete the denylist or smth in trollstore, but i couldnt find anything relating to that

try not to cringe challenge

%hookf(int, XBValidateStoryboard) {
    return 0;
}```

[thorny rivet]

What tool is that

[visual meadow]

hopper

[naive kraken]

nathan try to find anything without being spoonfed challenge (impossible)
https://github.com/opa334/TrollStore/blob/main/RootHelper/main.m#L1395

[visual meadow]

I looked all over

Whatever I found a workaround

That wouldnt have worked anyways
because it would have just re added it to that plist

[naive kraken]

then remove it afterwards

but not even sure if this the right plist

[visual meadow]

yea i looked and i dont think it is

[visual meadow]

i cannot thats the thing its injecting into the app by replacing the main binary

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/Hasen_Judi/status/1823872383373205685

[pearl sail]

I am kinda glad this person is not interviewing people anymore

seems like an ass

[gentle grove]

whar

[gentle grove]

yikes

[gentle grove]

i would probably fold it personally

let me take a look through the iterator methods to see if theres something else

the way that output array looks makes me remember something

[pearl sail]

I understand it is a simple question but is every person you trying to get for a junior position gonna know logic like that when the position you are hiring for is frontend JS

just seems like a gotcha more then oh his fundamental logic is weak

[gentle grove]

i mean not during an interview i wouldnt, that question screams C so i would probably use cstdlib functions

or just make a loop by hand

[gentle grove]

idk

[gentle grove]

that does seem true based on their replies that sacrosanct sent

why would you not hire whatever that is

imagine being a recruiter and still not having grown past being scared of symbols that look a little different

[pearl sail]

He said he was hiring people for JS so I am confused on why you throw them this question and then don't hire them based off this alone

[gentle grove]

oh

[granite frigate]

the person sounded like an ass

but 1. i never had a job and 2. I never had an interview position so i shall not judge whether he's fit

[gentle grove]

let input = [Some(1), Some(5), None, Some(7), Some(2), Some(9), None, Some(4)];
let mut out = Vec::new();

let last = input
  .into_iter()
  .fold(Vec::new(), |acc, e| {
    if let Some(n) = e {
      acc.push(n);
    } else {
      out.push(acc);
      acc = Vec::new();
    }
  });
out.push(last);
out

something like that

this is terrifying

[tepid olive]

Most of this is unnecessary

[gentle grove]

i think that code block needs to be burned at the stake

[gentle grove]

i swear there is some function im missing that just does this operation

no bloat

[tepid olive]

Options are only for if it can possibly not be a value (like null in C)

[gentle grove]

correct

i cant make a null without having an Option

[tepid olive]

Oh I didn't notice the Nones

[tepid olive]

What are you even trying to accomplish here?

It's also invalid afaik

acc isn't mutable

[gentle grove]

what

the entire point of accumulator is that its mutable lol

[tepid olive]

You assign to acc but it's not mutable afaik

[gentle grove]

oh i wrote that backwards

[tepid olive]

into_iter is deprecated also afaik

It was replaced with iter

[gentle grove]

that doesnt even make any sense

[tepid olive]

I'm aware XD

[gentle grove]

who said it was deprecated

its not deprecated on the docs

[tepid olive]

I don't like Rust either, I only use it for embedded purposes

[tepid olive]

Oh

Guess I was mistaken

iter might just be shorthand

[tepid olive]

ie where the optimization is necessary

Otherwise I just use C lmao, C is more fun

[gentle grove]

it does something completely different

[tepid olive]

Are you sure?

[gentle grove]

into_iter converts into an interator, iter creates an iterator by taking references of all items

[tepid olive]

Ah right, I believe iter is preferred as it doesn't take the value

[gentle grove]

i usually want the values to die though

[tepid olive]

Well they'll die at the end of the context

[gentle grove]

let input = [Some(1), Some(5), None, Some(7), Some(2), Some(9), None, Some(4)];
let mut out = Vec::new();

let last = input
  .into_iter()
  .fold((Vec::new(), []), |acc, e| {
    if let Some(n) = e {
      acc.1.concat([n])
    } else {
      out.push(acc.clone());
      []
    }
  });
out.push(last);
out

i wonder if this works

[granite frigate]

sometimes I wonder what the fuck .into_iter and .reduce means

but it's just skill issue

[gentle grove]

ok i cant think rn how to make it work with reduce and automatically make the right type

oh its because reduce picks the first element right

completly different operation

let me fix it

this is awful

i need to learn haskell to make it work right

[tepid olive]

Rust sucks

[gentle grove]

you suck

[tepid olive]

Thanks

[gentle grove]

other languages suck more than rust

[tepid olive]

I like C

C# better

C# standard library is the best of any language

[granite frigate]

C# is honestly pretty nice to use

linq is sick

[tepid olive]

I agree

[granite frigate]

also running async is so much easier than rust

[tepid olive]

Also true as it's part of the language

[granite frigate]

it's just using task.run or adding await to everything

[tepid olive]

If I could use C# for everything I would lmao

[granite frigate]

real

forced to do web slop 🔥

[placid kraken]

let mut split = vec![vec![]];

for item in that.into_iter().rev() {
    match item {
        Some(value) => split.last_mut().unwrap().push(value),
        None => split.push(vec![]),
    }
}
``` would this work?

[granite frigate]

ok but ngl c# for backend would be cool

[gentle grove]

the problem was i wanted to do it functionally

[placid kraken]

oh

[gentle grove]

but i cant figure it out

[tepid olive]

For backend?

I think it exists

[gentle grove]

wait no scala exists

ill learn scala instead of haskell

[granite frigate]

what's scala

[gentle grove]

functional JVM language

functional as in the paradigm

not as in the language works (although it does very well)

[granite frigate]

maybe i should learn fp during my holidays instead of doing web slop

[tepid olive]

ASP.NET, no?

[gentle grove]

ngl thats the only thing ive interacted with it being used for

[placid kraken]

this is what i came up with

let split: Vec<Vec<_>> = array
    .into_iter()
    .fold(vec![vec![]], |mut acc, item| {
        if let Some(value) = item {
            acc.last_mut().unwrap().push(value);
        } else if !acc.last().unwrap().is_empty() {
            acc.push(vec![]);
        }

        acc
    });

assuming

let array = vec![Some(1), Some(2), None, Some(3), Some(4), None, Some(5)];

[gentle grove]

\the way i was thinking of is you have a tuple as the accumulator so one can be the output vec, and the other can be the current string youre working on

[placid kraken]

that makes sense, in my impl i just see if its Some, if it is i mutate the last vec, otherwise i push a new vec

[gentle grove]

if you do it that way its less functional

[placid kraken]

true true

[gentle grove]

should i write bobafeed in scala'

[placid kraken]

whats bobafeed

[gentle grove]

but i hate jvm

[tepid olive]

I only use accumulators when I write a delta-sigma modulator

[gentle grove]

im gonna write an activitypub (mastodon), atproto (bluesky), and nostr implementation thats modular so you can put it on your regular website instead of running subdomains and putting an entirely isolated microblog platform

[placid kraken]

i see

[gentle grove]

but i find it hard to justify writing anything in any language other than rust

[placid kraken]

REAL

i love rust

[native orbit]

c best

[tepid olive]

real statement

[vivid dew]

where is swift

[hasty ruin]

🪢

[vivid dew]

wtf

icraze reading omegaverse

[native dune]

Can confirm

[gentle grove]

you would know about knots

[tepid olive]

LMFAO

[shrewd smelt]

get his ass boba

[ashen canyon]

@silver rampart where da headers at home dawg

[gentle grove]

----- move occurs because `batch` has type `std::iter::Take<Map<FlatMap<FlatMap<RangeInclusive<i32>, Zip<std::iter::Repeat<i32>, RangeInclusive<i32>>, {closure@src/main.rs:12:19: 12:22}>, Zip<std::iter::Repeat<(i32, i32)>, RangeInclusive<i32>>, {closure@src/main.rs:13:19: 13:23}>, {closure@src/main.rs:14:14: 14:19}>>`, which does not implement the `Copy` trait

average rust functional programming experience

clone() is the answer

ok now my entire program just turned red

[vivid dew]

i think you need to up your dosage

[gentle grove]

it really rolls off the tongue

[gentle grove]

https://github.com/PatrickJS/everyone-ssn-usa/pull/16

[reef trail]

make a type alias or two i beg

[gentle grove]

that's a tooltip

[reef trail]

that’s fine then ig

[manic forum]

This is just C++ with extra steps

[gentle grove]

how

also i just raelized ive messed up

i have been bamboozled

they only went through 1/10th of all the ssns

[manic forum]

[gentle grove]

and i assumed my math was wrong

[manic forum]

no reason in particular, I need a justification for not learning Rust

[gentle grove]

so i need to make this multithreaded

if i want to do all the nubmers

[manic forum]

Also what is this repository anyway

[gentle grove]

yeah its really awful

oh whoops

oh god

[manic forum]

@gentle grove write a fuse filesystem for it

[gentle grove]

i have just accidentally created 1.4 million files due to a bug

[reef trail]

burn it

[gentle grove]

i did rm -r and i can hear the cpu fans spinning up

[gentle grove]

how easy is that to do

that sounds fun

[manic forum]

there are probably 6 different bindings for it in rust given how rust is

it shouldn't be too hard

you only need to implement directory listing and file reading calls

[gentle grove]

FUSE-Rust does not just provide bindings, it is a rewrite of the original FUSE C library to fully take advantage of Rust's architecture.

[manic forum]

you should be able to calculate the file contents for any given offset and length quite easily

[gentle grove]

does fuse let you multithread stuff by opening files and stuff

so if you opened several files, would you be able to handle all those and then multithread the generation

[gentle grove]

that seems like a good idea

oh this is easy

things are easy when someone makes a library and does all the work for you

i hope its thread safe

its not

someone has a fork

https://github.com/cberner/fuser/compare/master...volfco:fuser:master

theres an existing one https://github.com/wfraser/fuse-mt

[manic forum]

you should do it

[gentle grove]

we will test how WIP that crate truly is

this is the most productive thing ive done the past 3 months

i really should start work on bobafeed

[reef trail]

wtf are you making “rust-ssn-batches”

[gentle grove]

rust ssn generator

[manic forum]

ssn-batches FUSE filesystem written in Rust

[gentle grove]

easier if you make the filenames more human accessible by putting the first 3 digits as the filename

or should i write my own bindings directly on top of libfuse

[manic forum]

You could

But do you really want to do that

[gentle grove]

maybe

[manic forum]

That sounds like a lot of work

Maybe it isn't idk

[gentle grove]

how hard could they have made the c interface to use

[manic forum]

I've only ever made a FUSE filesystem through a 4-year-old nodejs package that liked to corrupt files on write

So I don't know

@gentle grove I think there are multiple APIs

And you are allowed to choose between them

[gentle grove]

yeah obviously but libfuse is the reference implementation in c

[manic forum]

There's like an easy API that is single threaded

And a hard one that allows multithreading

Or something like that

[manic forum]

I was referring to libfuse itself

[gentle grove]

all these years of async but i dont really know how it really works

is anything truly async with no spinloop

[gentle grove]

from what ive read before, apparently some hardware calls are

[gentle grove]

i think theres a multithreaded synchronous api

https://fuse-devel.narkive.com/CodQceXu/how-could-fuse-support-parallel-opreation

mode 2 listed here

ill brb

[wooden yarrow]

what the shit is this stupid ass C syntax for returning func pointers
void (*__fastcall getFPSLogHandler(__int64 a1))(__int64, const char *, ...)

???

from cdecl.org: "declare getFPSLogHandler as function (__int64) returning pointer to function (__int64, const char *, ...) returning void"

[kind herald]

meow-c

c with meow

[gentle grove]

Is that from a reverse engineering tool

[wooden yarrow]

no i had to make that type myself

RE tool just said void*

[gentle grove]

what does __fastcall do again

[wooden yarrow]

uhh https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/cpp/fastcall?view=msvc-170

[gentle grove]

And why is it __int64

[wooden yarrow]

me when no int64_t

[gentle grove]

Its nicer without all that gunk https://github.com/BBaoVanC/bobaclient/blob/22cfec17a81c16bc453828a7cbac55164a35ef0e/src/main.cpp#L31

But apart from that yeah thats just how it is

[visual meadow]

someones gonna need to decrypt the fortnite ipa 🙏

[wooden yarrow]

well yeah ofc

[gentle grove]

I would ssy make an alias

[wooden yarrow]

but no typedef in re tool so

[gentle grove]

L

[gentle grove]

Did not know about cdecl.org

[wooden yarrow]

cool tool for understanding cursed C types

[gentle grove]

I feel like c is the language you least need that type of website on though because it has the smallest set of syntax

other languages are way more complex

cdecl just gives me syntax error

Grrat

[olive peak]

So ellekits jitlesshook definitely causes a memory leak, each time the hook gets called the program starts using more memory and after 947 calls it crashes with this error ```
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Subtype: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE at 0x000000016ba63fa8
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000002, 0x000000016ba63fa8
VM Region Info: 0x16ba63fa8 is in 0x16ba60000-0x16ba64000; bytes after start: 16296 bytes before end: 87
REGION TYPE START - END [ VSIZE] PRT/MAX SHRMOD REGION DETAIL
Stack 16b94c000-16b9d4000 [ 544K] rw-/rwx SM=PRV thread 4
GAP OF 0x8c000 BYTES
---> STACK GUARD 16ba60000-16ba64000 [ 16K] ---/rwx SM=NUL stack guard for thread 5
Stack 16ba64000-16baec000 [ 544K] rw-/rwx SM=PRV thread 5
Termination Reason: SIGNAL 10 Bus error: 10
Terminating Process: exc handler [4843]

[placid kraken]

@gentle grove https://cdecl.org/?q=(const+volatile+double+**(^)(int+**%2C+volatile+long+long+unsigned+int+**))foo

[wooden yarrow]

C is not real

[gentle grove]

I think the websiye makes it harder to understand

[placid kraken]

lmao 😭

[placid kraken]

use std/io;

def Foo {
    i32 a;
}

fn Foo.divide_by(Foo *self, i32 num) {
    self.a /= num;
}

fn main() {
    Foo foo = Foo { a = 10 };
    foo.divide_by(2);

    dbg(foo.a); // foo.a = 5
}
``` object oriented programming

[gentle grove]

Thats a new way to write class method definitions

fn Foo.divide_by

[placid kraken]

well most of the other parts of the language use snake case also

but its not opinionated like rust or gleam

you can use camelCase or snake_case if you like

even CapsCase

[olive peak]

Does anyone know what causes this memory leak in the exception handler of ellekit?

[placid kraken]

but the concept of defining the struct that a method should be binded to isnt anything new, im pretty sure cpp has the same thing

i wrote code like this before

#include "common.h"
#include "utilities.h"
#include "auth.h"

void Utilities::authenticateWifi() 
{   
    PRINT_DIVIDER();
    Wifi::setup();
    Wifi::hostname();
    delay(300);

    if (Wifi::connect())
    {
        Serial.printf("Successfully connected to Wifi with SSID: %s.\n", WiFi.SSID());
    } 
    else
    {
        Serial.println("Failed to connect to Wifi. Retrying...");
        return authenticateWifi();
    }

    delay(300);
    PRINT_DIVIDER();
    Wifi::debug();
}

uint32_t Utilities::getAbsoluteHumidity(float temperature, float humidity) 
{
    const float absoluteHumidity = 216.7f * (
        (humidity / 100.0f) * 6.112f 
            * exp((17.62f * temperature) / (243.12f + temperature)) 
            / (273.15f + temperature)
    );
    
    return static_cast<uint32_t>(1000.0f * absoluteHumidity);
}

then again thats a namespace not a struct

namespace Utilities
{
    extern void authenticateWifi();
    extern uint32_t getAbsoluteHumidity(float temperature, float humidity);
}

[gentle grove]

I was talking about them.not being within a class definition.block

Just free standing

I guess more like c++

[placid kraken]

thats an intentional choice because of the semantics of how theyre used

Foo.divide_by creates the literal function Foo.divide_by()

its then the compiler's job to infer the struct that the dot method was accessed on and get the right method

foo when compiled returns the right Foo struct so the compiler correctly turns foo.divide_by(2) into Foo.divide_by(&foo, 2)

this is intentionally not put in a grouped block because that way you can also understand instance methods on primitive types semantically

fn i64.max() {
    return 9_223_372_036_854_775_807;
}

fn i64.min() {
    return -i64.max() - 1;
}

fn i32.max() {
    return 2_147_483_647;
}

fn i32.min() {
    return -i32.max() - 1;
}

fn bool.to_string(bool self) -> string {
    if self {
        return "true";
    } else {
        return "false";
    }
}

[gentle grove]

It should be :: imo

Thats how c++ does it because you put the methid on the class

[placid kraken]

probably yeah

the step of turning foo.divide_by(2) into Foo.divide_by(&foo, 2) means that i can just turn it into Foo::divide_by(&foo, 2) and keep the dot access the same

this system also allows for namespaces technically lol

def Meow {};

fn Meow.print() {
    print("hi");
}

fn Meow.add(i32 a, i32 b) {
    return a + b;
}

[placid kraken]

ok there i made it ::

use std/io;

def Foo {
    i32 a;
}

fn Foo::add(Foo self, Foo other) {
    return Foo { a = self.a + other.a };
}

fn Foo::divideBy(Foo *self, i32 num) {
    self.a /= num;
}

fn main() {
    Foo foo1 = Foo { a = 10 };
    Foo foo2 = Foo { a = 30 };

    foo2.divideBy(15);
    Foo res = foo1.add(foo2);
    Foo res2 = Foo::add(foo1, foo2);

    dbg(res.a, res2.a); // both are 12
}

i love regex

[pearl sail]

https://tenor.com/view/this-is-fine-fire-house-burning-okay-gif-5263684

[placid kraken]

better errors maybe

[olive peak]

Ok so changing the loop of the exception handler fixes the crash and stack overflow

[manic forum]

@gentle grove

[torn oriole]

😭

[hasty ruin]

[reef trail]

lmfao

[acoustic imp]

U have the ipa ?

[visual meadow]

No

Thats why im asking lol

It works down to ios 15.0

Someone with a ipad 7 on ios 18 in europe needs to decrypt it

[acoustic imp]

https://twitter.com/trankha50277352/status/1824421172832034949?s=46&t=49aVx2ev9NOtQ-OdXK1cNw

Duy Tran (@TranKha50277352) on X

customUserAgent in Safari and obtaining marketplace-kit url scheme

Twitter · Aug 16, 2024, 12:21 PM

Yea

I got kinda close but idk

[visual meadow]

The ipa is weird

Its like spit

Split

[acoustic imp]

Oh

Well there’s multiple links in the json?

[visual meadow]

Yeah

[slim bramble]

But tbf the Fortnite ipa is FairPlay’d so you need a jailbroken device

[orchid fulcrum]

Does apple documentation ever straight up lie ? They say AVAudioSessionCategoryDuckOthers is not compatible with ambient or soloambient categories here https://developer.apple.com/documentation/avfaudio/avaudiosessioncategoryoptions/avaudiosessioncategoryoptionduckothers?language=objc . So i designed my tweak to automatically close that option when switching from playback to ambient or solo ambient. For some reason the switch does indeed automatically turn off, Yet it somehow still continues to duck the external music.

[orchid fulcrum]

sorry for the end i got confused 💀

[acoustic imp]

Can I simply chnage ur region or what ever or do u Gota like “be” in EU for side loading ?

[velvet path]

the EU stuff is a lot more convoluted than just "Apple ID region" or "VPN"

[acoustic imp]

I mean do we even know the like extent to where we could spoof it ?

Or like is it some bool u could chnage on a checkm8 iPad

[visual meadow]

I got it

[slim bramble]

Kirb did it

[slim bramble]

With something like TrollFools you could probably inject something into eligibilityd and get the EU shit

But there’s not really a point cuz you would have TS….

[slim bramble]

Can you send it ?

[visual meadow]

Idk opa did it

[slim bramble]

Oh

[torn oriole]

Such a stupid fucking name 😭

[pearl sail]

fr

[manic forum]

first "ra1n" now "troll"

[cloud yacht]

Foodra1n

[wooden yarrow]

might as well combine the types and name it tr0ll

💀

[radiant idol]

tra1n

[pearl sail]

methra1n

[cloud yacht]

iCrazera1n

[hasty ruin]

[faint timber]

does anyone unfortunately know js

[placid kraken]

yes

[faint timber]

alright question

say I have a .load var with a .onload wrapper, if the src uri says http why does it instead end up executing as https

[placid kraken]

this is more browser related than js related

however

the website may redirect to https automatically?

it may also set the upgrade-insecure-requests CSP rule

[placid kraken]

ie if the uri points to a cdn, the cdn may rewrite http to https automatically

[faint timber]

IM AN IDIOT

[placid kraken]

lol wha

oh lmao

[faint timber]

thanks

[placid kraken]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1118981090300940428/1248632557461831741/togif.gif

[timid briar]

is this real

[wooden yarrow]

yes

[cloud yacht]

My sources say yes

[hasty ruin]

Yes it’s a picture of @native dune, taken last week

[timid briar]

woa...

[native dune]

WHAT

[timid briar]

woa...

[pearl sail]

Ofc the Furry would know

[hasty ruin]

This one?

[pearl sail]

Hmm photoshop goes crazy

Anyways how many fursuits do you now have @hasty ruin

[hasty ruin]

stupid ass dog

[pearl sail]

I maybe a stupid ass dog, but at least I am not a furry like you

[hasty ruin]

I’d rather kms

[pearl sail]

Hmm

[slender glade]

Why can't you guys just name everything like every other developer and just choose a mythological creature or smth

[slender glade]

LMAO

Persephone was bipolar otherwise no one comes as close in terms of mental illness

[slender glade]

I figure this channel could be useful too, soo

[granite frigate]

what are the 8 you’ve found so far

[slender glade]

https://book.hacktricks.xyz/macos-hardening/macos-security-and-privilege-escalation/macos-security-protections/macos-sandbox
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/app_sandbox
https://newosxbook.com/files/HITSB.pdf
https://support.apple.com/en-jo/guide/security/sec15bfe098e/web (yeah ik this is sort of goofy lol)
https://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/compsci702s1c/lectures/na-2021/COMPSCI-702-iOS-Sandboxing.pdf

okay 5 not 8

but like 70% of the stuff I know from sandbox is just knowledge I've gained from RE & discussions w others as well as experiences with jailbreaking so I'd really rather just rely on written resources 💀

[olive peak]

From where should i download ldid on my mac, the xcode project i want to build requires it

[granite frigate]

https://www.ise.io/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/apple-sandbox.pdf kinda old

[slender glade]

had it in ~/Downloads but thanks for reminding me 🙏

[granite frigate]

damn

wyd anyway

blogpost?!

[granite frigate]

procursus

[pearl sail]

[hexed bolt]

Hi, I can't seem to compile my project for rootless - when launching an application, attempts to load a external library (like Cephei) result in a failure:

ASI found [dyld] (sensitive) 'Library not loaded: '/Library/Frameworks/Cephei.framework/Cephei'
  Referenced from: '/private/preboot/B9BCB79E679A1E14B503500DBD6B89AC2640C007EB5C61EF1739370E6FDBF53672D7E800574EA330B7D3ED9AEDFAC305/jb-pABIBJRw/procursus/Applications/TestApp.app/TestApp'
  Reason: tried: '/Library/Frameworks/Cephei.framework/Cephei' (no such file), '/System/Library/Frameworks/Cephei.framework/Cephei' (no such file)'

and as a result - application crashes.

I'm pretty sure this could be worked around by specifying DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH at runtime (which would be a pain in the ass).
Is there any other solutions to this?

[manic forum]

Is Cephei installed?

And are you linking to the rootless build of Cephei?

[hexed bolt]

Yes

[olive peak]

How do i make my tweak search for libraries i linked to in @executable_path/Frameworks at runtime?

[hexed bolt]

I'm not sure, as I just specified _EXTRA_FRAMEWORKS = Cephei and it kinda always worked xD

[manic forum]

According to the error message (assuming it is the full one), the system isn't even searching /var/jb to find Cephei

Which is probably an issue with how you're building the app

[hexed bolt]

Yeah, that's what I'm concerned about. Is there a way to specify where a library should be at compile time, so that system can find it?

[manic forum]

The library itself should contain that information

Normally there isn't anything you need to do

[hexed bolt]

Yeah, I just have other private libraries that I compile and use. The only way they "load" is by modifying the usage to be static.
Is there a way I could make a dynamic library (which works just fine on rooted, but fails with basically the exact same error as i sent before).

[manic forum]

How do you compile these libraries and the app itself?

Could you share the Theos makefile?

[hexed bolt]

Just viewed the file again and noticed an issue xD
I specified _INSTALL_PATH manually, so probably should fix that

[hexed bolt]

Thanks for the help though!)

[manic forum]

You should be compiling rootless projects with THEOS_PACKAGE_SCHEME=rootless

You don't need to (and shouldn't) manually specify an install path

[hexed bolt]

Yes, I do.

[olive peak]

I guess i could use install name tool but is there any way to tell theos to change the load command?

[hexed bolt]

https://github.com/theos/lib/blob/master/iphone/rootless/Cephei.framework/Cephei.tbd
It seems that it in fact uses a rootless build of Cephei, so an issue could stem from my Makefile.
My App's makefile is as such:

INSTALL_TARGET_PROCESSES = TestApp

include $(THEOS)/makefiles/common.mk

APPLICATION_NAME = TestApp

$(APPLICATION_NAME)_FILES = $(wildcard *.m)
$(APPLICATION_NAME)_FRAMEWORKS = UIKit CoreGraphics MobileCoreServices MapKit
$(APPLICATION_NAME)_EXTRA_FRAMEWORKS = Cephei AltList
$(APPLICATION_NAME)_CFLAGS = -fobjc-arc -DTP_PACKAGE_SCHEME=\@\"$(THEOS_PACKAGING_SCHEME)\"
$(APPLICATION_NAME)_LIBRARIES = TUtils
$(APPLICATION_NAME)_CODESIGN_FLAGS = -Sentitlements.xml

include $(THEOS_MAKE_PATH)/application.mk

It's being launched by aggregate makefile:

export THEOS_PACKAGING_SCHEME = rootless
export THEOS_PACKAGE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/var/jb
export ARCHS = arm64 arm64e
export TARGET = iphone:15.6:15.0
export GO_EASY_ON_ME = 1
export COPYFILE_DISABLE=1

include $(THEOS)/makefiles/common.mk

SUBPROJECTS += TUtils App

before-stage::
    $(ECHO_NOTHING)find . -name '.DS_Store' -type f -delete$(ECHO_END)

include $(THEOS_MAKE_PATH)/aggregate.mk

[hexed bolt]

Yeah, something is definitely wrong with rootless library detection - I deleted the Cephei libraries from the $THEOS/lib (the rooted ones) and it can't compile (can't find Cephei headers).

[olive peak]

Does anyone know what the first load command is? When i look at the load commands of ellekit before and after sideloading using sideloadly i see that the first one changes
Before:

otool -L libellekitJITLess.dylib 
libellekitJITLess.dylib:
    /usr/local/lib/libellekitJITLess.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.0)

After:

otool -L libellekitJITLess.dylib 
libellekitJITLess.dylib:
    @executable_path/Frameworks/libellekitJITLess.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.0)

Oh its the id

[naive kraken]

this means you're linking to the wrong cephei at build time, the path it searches for should start with @rpath and /var/jb/ needs to be in the rpath

but theos does all of this for you

[orchid fulcrum]

You have to configure rpath flag if you are on theos iirc. However i would be very surprised because normally /@executable/Frameworks/ should already be setup. (So you could just use it without configuring anything). If you want more control over where the dylibs are injected, if you have a in entreprise/Udid/paid apple developer(?) certificate esign lets you choose that before installing

[hexed bolt]

This doesn't seem to work for me, for some reason. Even a basic app done with nic.pl and some example code fails

[placid kraken]

im gonna call my next project cardea

[manic forum]

what

[vale wharf]

Is there a tweak to debug websocket requests made on apps ?

[rocky oriole]

i think you can do this in network manager inside [[FLEXing]]

[faint lion]

FLEXing

Open FLEX anywhere!

Author

Tanner Bennett

Version

1.5.0+rootless

Price

Free

Repo

Misty's repository

Bundle ID

com.pantsthief.flexing

Powered by Canister · Aug 17, 2024, 3:44 PM

[vale wharf]

how do i open FLEXing? i just installed it

nmvm

[native dune]

brew install ldid-procursus

Or apt install ldid with Procursus installed

[olive peak]

Thanks

[vale wharf]

Is there a way to make a flex patch that replaces all instances of a color with a different color?

[slim bramble]

There is for sure a way to replace all colors to a diff one but a specific one

I don't think so

just use flora tbf

[[Flora]]

[faint lion]

Flora

A modern color changer, built for today's jailbreaks.

Author

rosiepie

Version

1.1.3

Price

$1.49

Repo

Havoc

Bundle ID

com.rosiepie.flora

Powered by Canister · Aug 17, 2024, 7:22 PM

[orchid fulcrum]

@acoustic imp do you know how i can programatically resume paused/stopped music (spotify/apple music etc) ? Preferably without a button

[slim bramble]

There is a command

Wait lemme lookup 16Player sources

MRMediaRemoteSendCommand

[orchid fulcrum]

Thanks

[placid kraken]

i love macros

#[macro_export]
macro_rules! unknown_function {
    ($location:expr, $name:expr, $module:expr $(,)?) => {{
        let mut similar_name = None;
        let mut lowest_distance = usize::max_value();

        for func in $module
            .borrow_mut()
            .functions
            .iter()
            .filter(|func| func.name != "nil")
        {
            let distance =
                crate::misc::levenshtein::levenshtein($name.as_str(), func.name.clone().as_str());

            if distance < lowest_distance {
                lowest_distance = distance;
                similar_name = Some(func.name.clone());
            }
        }

        panic!(
            "{}",
            $location.error(format!(
                "Function named '{}' has an unknown interface.{}",
                $name.clone(),
                if let Some(similar) = similar_name {
                    format!(
                        "\nA function with a similar name exists: '{}'",
                        similar.replace(".", "::")
                    )
                } else {
                    "".into()
                }
            ))
        )
    }};
}

[wooden yarrow]

hm can this not be a function

[placid kraken]

it probably can but it’s used in a bunch of places and i don’t wanna have to think about cloning anything

[wooden yarrow]

already uses $name.clone() twice

[placid kraken]

true

[wooden yarrow]

actually why do you clone $name for the format! one

can that not just be a .as_str instead

[placid kraken]

idk i just cloned to get the borrow checker out of my way

at one point i do need to refactor and use as little clones as possible

[wooden yarrow]

noo the borrow checker should not be something you get out of your way from but rather an opportunity to think about what your program is actually doing

[placid kraken]

not when i’m prototyping

i hate that rust assumes the code i write is production code from the start

sometimes i wanna just do my thing and make it work

[wooden yarrow]

hm

bad lang for it

agree

guess that's what you get in exchange for never having to worry at runtime

[placid kraken]

truee

the only error i’ve ever run into at runtime that the compiler didn’t (and couldn’t) catch is a BorrowMutError for a refcell

[wooden yarrow]

oh, but i mean

aren't cells kinda used to make compile time ref errors, runtime

[placid kraken]

not really

they’re for having internal mutability

you can pass an immutable reference to a refcell and mutate the inner value of the refcell mutably

that also means the errors for borrowing become runtime because there’s no way for the borrow checker to follow the same rules anymore

[wooden yarrow]

i guess compile time ref errors (specifically borrow checker errors) are turned into runtime errors deriving from this

[placid kraken]

so you need to manage a single mutable borrow manually

[wooden yarrow]

yeah that's what i mean

[placid kraken]

yeah i think so

[wooden yarrow]

and so obv if the compiler cannot figure it out at compile time

then you will die at runtime!

[placid kraken]

yep

[wooden yarrow]

still no segfaults though

[placid kraken]

very useful for recursive tail call methods that mutate some structure though lol

[placid kraken]

the death of me istg

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/shauseth/status/1824487449957110255?t=2Tgaw5IRiqTAhRAZMXH6_w&s=19

shaurya (@shauseth) on X

been using this incredible ai assistant that helps me write code 10x faster

Twitter · Aug 16, 2024, 4:44 PM

[gentle grove]

cloning instead of messing with the borrow checker is actually really common advice because it will almost certainly be optimized out

and code quality is generally more important

[gentle grove]

theyre semaphores, so sort of a different idea behind what problem they solve

often shared mutability (ie between multiple threads) is impossible to solve at compile time

[olive peak]

Did i do something wrong? Each log shows up as if String was empty

- (BOOL)isEqualToString:(NSString*)String {
    NSLog(@"isEqualToString %@ %@", self, String);
    return %orig;
}

[reef trail]

it shouldn’t matter but why is String capitalised?

[weary heath]

Looks ok to me, are you sure the process isn’t just checking that it’s an empty string

[olive peak]

because i like it

[olive peak]

Im not 100% sure but it seems a bit peculiar so i wanted to make sure, thanks

[placid kraken]

the c++ compiler is absolutely insane

it literally compiles for loops into gauss sums

and switch cases into jump tables

the optimizations that the compiler is able to do are insane

[gentle grove]

thats literally what a switch is so thats not surprising

[placid kraken]

yeah but it actually is smart enough to also compile equivalent if statements into the same thing

[gentle grove]

yeah but its not impressive because we've decided that's a standard feature of any modern compiler

[placid kraken]

still impressive to me

[gentle grove]

it is

[gentle grove]

i forgot the on this one

[placid kraken]

oh lmaoo

[placid kraken]

i failed to do something... :3

[olive peak]

Which imports should i look out for regarding ssl pinning?

[manic forum]

i failed to do something... :3

[wooden yarrow]

i failed to do something... :3

[wooden yarrow]

anytime you want to do anything with network traffic you die from it

[robust radish]

Organizations use it in mobile apps because they want to impose barriers for people reverse engineering their APIs (commonly motivated by compliancy purposes)

it’s not dumb if it works

[harsh junco]

NSDepression

[manic forum]

We have Swift

So it is just Depression now

[olive peak]

I mean i did find a function which seems very likely to handle it, but when hooking it doesnt seem to get called

[wicked summit]

gm

[tepid olive]

To avoid man in the middle attacks

[neon bear]

Hey, question, im being asked to do a python simple code , they tell me to do it on spyder anaconda, but it isnt running and im courious if i could just do it in vscode , would the IDE (the enviroment) change something or not?

[wooden yarrow]

i mean if your IDE has different commands for running the program then maybe

but if you can just run it on the terminal then no

[neon bear]

Nah i believe both enviroments have the same commands and protocols

Just afraid that the files would incript or

Uh change

But technically its the same

[pearl sail]

ofc your gay ass would love man in middle attacks

[visual meadow]

        if (access(newPath, F_OK) == 0) {
            char path2[PATH_MAX];
            snprintf(path2, sizeof(path2), "%s%s", path, ".bak");
            rename(path, path2);
            copy(newPath, path);
            increaseJetsamLimits(attrp);
            int ret = orig_posix_spawn(pid, path, file_actions, attrp, argv, envp);
            remove(path);
            rename(path2, path);
            return ret;
        }```
I know this method is straight dogshit but basically i want to preserve the path for the pid, if i hardlink and then unlink the file later on, the path for the pid will change, same with renaming, it doesn't do it if you copy the file however and delete it after, but that will cause wear on the nand, does anyone happen to know a way on how to not have the path for the pid change without writing new file data?

[golden horizon]

i have a fullscreen nspanel, i've managed to resize the width of it, but i still can't click outside the window (trying to patch ControlCenter)

i've tried everything, if someone has an idea (tried ignoresMouseEvents to true etc...)

[placid kraken]

can ANYONE tell me why it does this

in a string test if i iterate through the characters and print them with %c it prints perfectly

but if i try to print their corresponding ascii representation i get this huge number

[sonic totem]

Send code

[weary heath]

test = 74 65 73 74
in little endian it’s 74736574
74736574 in base 10 = 1953719668

[placid kraken]

holy shit

[placid kraken]

yes

the reason why was because i was loading word from the pointer instead of byte, so it was reading more than it needed to

thank god that means i can do this now

fn string::to_uppercase(string self) {
    i32 length = self.len();
    string out = malloc((length + 1) * #size(char));

    for i32 i = 0; i < length; i += 1 {
        char c = self[i];

        if c >= 'a' && c <= 'z' {
            out[i] = self[i] - ('a' - 'A');
        } else {
            out[i] = c;
        }
    }

    return out;
}

🙏

[radiant idol]

memory leak ⁉️ ⁉️ ⁉️ ⁉️

[placid kraken]

no

the caller manages freeing the returned string

[radiant idol]

good

[sharp finch]

there is an iOS app called Wizz, you meet new people there and stuff. is anyone willing to remove an element from it which pops up every time u do something 5 times?

and if there is any more tweaks you would wanna do, you can

(im not paying for anything so if you want to do it for fun, let me know)

[placid kraken]

now that this is fixed

that means

brainfuck compiler!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[radiant idol]

too much code duplication

[placid kraken]

no switch cases

but lemme make the [] stuff non duplicated

[radiant idol]

nice

[placid kraken]

SilvervaleJam

[wooden yarrow]

almost UB

[placid kraken]

no just memory read/write operations were always turned into a base type as per every other operation in the IR

because the backend compiler doesnt allow unsigned types and sub-int types anywhere except for memory store/load and comparisons

so temporarily i just made everything be turned into a base type but that, obviously, has implications that i didnt think of at the time lol

[fading shell]

I saw these messages earlier and had no clue what you’re talking about but I just saw the video lol

[faint timber]

ah hell nah man this shit is unreversable

[torn oriole]

Swift jumpscare

[gentle grove]

wdym preserve path for the pid

[timid furnace]

is this with ida 9

[faint timber]

yes

[timid furnace]

damn

ig it doesn't really help then

[faint timber]

well not really it is reversable just need to find out how

[faint timber]

what the hell are these dyld offsets

[robust radish]

global variables n shit

[robust radish]

the autostruct plugin is nice, it would clean some of that up

[faint timber]

Just annoyed this wasn’t built into 9

[turbid sonnet]

Not related to jailbreaking but it’s been 3 days and GitHub still hasn’t given me copilot for free despite accepting my student benefits

Damn I just realised I’m an asshole for whining about how long it takes to get something for free by virtue of where I study

[gentle grove]

thats weird

although i rememher it taking me 30 days to get github student approved

[turbid sonnet]

Damn bro wtf

I got approved in minutes

[turbid sonnet]

But it just says I’ll get my benefits “soon”

[gentle grove]

Weird

Try waiting soon

Whar else can you do

[turbid sonnet]

waits faster

Soon

[turbid sonnet]

Wait until soon

When is soon

[gentle grove]

soon

[turbid sonnet]

^ that’s something Plato would eat up

https://tenor.com/view/stranger-things-stranger-things2-netflix-eleven-soon-gif-14953342

[turbid sonnet]

Some weird c*nt gonna do some ascii analysis to find my GitHub username

Pardon my Australian

That word means something different here

[gentle grove]

What does soon say when you click

[turbid sonnet]

Semesters started over a month ago and it’s been over 72 hours 😫

And considering big tech companies use high upper bounds for wait times to surprise or to not disappoint, I’m thinking it’s gonna take ages

Cause some approval agent or manager is on vacation

Or some stupid shit like that

[tepid olive]

what is tweak development like

do yall have to JB the simulator

[grim sparrow]

that is one option

but its often easier to just run it on a jb device

[tepid olive]

i dont have one 😦

i just want to play around

[grim sparrow]

It's possible to run tweaks in the sim but I'm not sure when stuff was last updated

omg simject is still active??

https://github.com/akemin-dayo/simject

shoutout Karen and Poomsmart

[tepid olive]

do you use a jb device

[grim sparrow]

yeah i have a few

[tepid olive]

would live reload work

[grim sparrow]

aemulo cant really be tested in the sim cause it requires nfc

[grim sparrow]

the swift previews thing?

[tepid olive]

yeah

or do you have to rebuild on each change

[grim sparrow]

well thats what live previews does

it rebuilds the binary in the background

it just does it sneakily

[tepid olive]

doesnt the regular build take a lot of time

[grim sparrow]

not really

obviusly it depends on ur machine but even on m1 you can do debug builds in a second or so

(assuming you havent cleared previous build cache)

[tepid olive]

ill give it a try thanks 🙏

yeah am on m1

8gb of ram but i make do 😔

[timid furnace]

it's not really updated for modern sims

ie. once they made everything read only

i have a fork that basically turns it into rootless but its not perfect

some issues with the theos modding i had to do

[grim sparrow]

Yeah that’s more or less what I guessed

[timid furnace]

ellekit for sim works, and people have suggested that i just replace simject with an injector bundled with ellekit

might do that

[wooden yarrow]

i keep thinking of the Subscriber Identity Module instead of the SIMulator

NotLikeThis~1

[timid furnace]

they don't really overlap

[placid kraken]

naming things is so hard 😭

what do i call this function

string i = "me";
i.push_strings("wo");
io::assert(i.equals("mewo"), "result is ".concat(i));

push_strings

i already have pop for popping the last char, so that means i need push to push a char to the end

to maintain the convention

but then i also want a method where you can push strings to the string

fn string::push_strings(ElleMeta meta, string *self, ...) {
    // - 1 to account for `string *self` which isnt variadic
    variadic args[meta.arity - 1];
    string res = *self;

    for i32 i = 0; i < meta.arity - 1; i += 1 {
        res = res.concat(args.yield(string));
    }

    *self = res;
}

its not like concat because it edits the string in-place

theres quite a lot of string methods now though lol

fn string::len(string self);
fn string::is_empty(string self);
fn string::contains(string self, string needle) -> bool;
fn string::starts_with(string self, string prefix) -> bool;
fn string::ends_with(string self, string suffix) -> bool;
fn string::equals(string self, string other);
fn string::to_upper(string self);
fn string::to_lower(string self);
fn string::ascii_lower();
fn string::ascii_upper();
fn string::slice(string self, i32 start, i32 end) -> string;
fn string::concat(ElleMeta meta, ...) -> string;
fn string::push_strings(ElleMeta meta, string *self, ...);
fn string::color(string self, string color, bool reset);
fn string::repeat(string self, i32 count);
fn string::insert(string *self, i32 index, char c);
fn string::pop(string *self) -> char;
fn string::push(string *self, char c);

[wooden yarrow]

extend

[placid kraken]

thank you

[wooden yarrow]

also wtf is color

[placid kraken]

io::println("All string tests have passed!".color("green", true));

it just uses the shell color codes and optionally adds the reset code at the end of the string

[wooden yarrow]

oh interesting

different terminals have different escape sequences though

[placid kraken]

yeah that function is very unfinished

[wooden yarrow]

also if ur going to add that might as well add the other bold italics ...

[placid kraken]

you can

its part of .color for now though

[wooden yarrow]

hm

[placid kraken]

io::println("All string tests have passed!".color("bold", false).color("green", true);

[wooden yarrow]

also should probably use like an enum for that instead of string

that way you can't just use color "eogbeorbg3"

[placid kraken]

lmao true

if it doesnt find a valid color it just returns the original string

[wooden yarrow]

silent failure

[wooden yarrow]

also why is slicing using signed ints

.

and most other arguments

shoukdnt they be u32

[placid kraken]

that is shrimply because unsigned ints dont properly map to the right IR instructions yet

[wooden yarrow]

oh

wtf

get to fixing

[placid kraken]

this

its annoying

[wooden yarrow]

oh

[placid kraken]

its funny how insanely sugared an expression like this is:

"All string tests have passed!"
        .color("bold")
        .color("italic")
        .color("underline")
        .color("green")
        .reset()

unsugared (without dot chaining, this is what compiler turns the expr above into):

string::reset(
    string::color(
        string::color(
            string::color(
                string::color(
                    "All string tests have passed!", 
                    "bold"
                ), 
                "italic"
            ), 
            "underline"
        ),
        "green"
    )
)

(i changed the api to make reset a thing you put at the end instead of a bool in every .color)

[wooden yarrow]

ah yes the pyramid

[placid kraken]

🙏

[wooden yarrow]

reminds me of 0x7ff code lmao

[placid kraken]

wtf 😭

[wooden yarrow]

actually this one is worse

oh god found one i needed to zoom out from lmao

[placid kraken]

LMAOOOO

WHAT THE FUCK

AJKBDAKWDJADBA

[wooden yarrow]

bro writes programs that work great! it's just that, y'know

i dont think he's ever had a lesson on readability

💀

[placid kraken]

i hope they learn you can do

#                if TARGET_OS_OSX
                 puts("im running on macos");
#                else
                 puts("im running on a superior OS");
#                endif
``` with macros

real

[native orbit]

BxihirJaJb.o

[placid kraken]

lmfao

[placid kraken]

"small update"

nyaboom~7

[native orbit]

my commits be like:

[placid kraken]

real

[gentle grove]

bro theres one in a spigot plugin thats at dozens of levels

like jt wouldnt load on web github

[hasty ruin]

Cleanest Java

[gentle grove]

It was just them chaining the same async callback to repeat it

@hasty ruin @wooden yarrow https://github.com/Slimefun/Slimefun4/pull/618/files

[wooden yarrow]

😭 what the hell

[hasty ruin]

[gentle grove]

theres no indentation on. Mobile

[placid kraken]

LMFAOOOOO

[gentle grove]

you cant make this up

minecraft plugin developers are a different breed

[acoustic imp]

@slim bramble

[slim bramble]

What

[wooden yarrow]

absolute perfection (had to change screen resolutions to take a screenshot of this)

[slim bramble]

Manual obfuscation I love it

[placid kraken]

simplest java code

[olive peak]

is NSString containsString case sensitive?

[placid kraken]

yes

[olive peak]

Open source obfuscation

[placid kraken]

this is case sensitive

NSString *string = @"Hello, World!";
BOOL contains = [string containsString:@"world"];

if you want insensitive you can do something like

NSString *string = @"Hello, World!";
BOOL contains = ([string rangeOfString:@"world" options:NSCaseInsensitiveSearch].location != NSNotFound);
``` i think?

someone correct me if im wrong

[acoustic imp]

https://tryitands.ee

[placid kraken]

i love that video

[acoustic imp]

it was used as media when testing 16Player on my potato ipad

[placid kraken]

😭

[granite frigate]

average dimentio kpf

[placid kraken]

least over-complicated system

// struct access
if ty.is_struct() {
    should_get_address = true;
    name = format!("{}.{}", ty.get_struct_inner().unwrap(), name)
// struct * access
} else if ty.is_pointer() && ty.clone().get_pointer_inner().unwrap().is_struct()
{
    name = format!(
        "{}.{}",
        ty.get_pointer_inner().unwrap().get_struct_inner().unwrap(),
        name
    )
// string access
} else if ty.is_pointer()
    && ty.clone().get_pointer_inner().unwrap() == Type::Char
{
    should_get_address = true;
    name = format!("string.{}", name)
// string * access
} else if ty.is_pointer()
    && ty.clone().get_pointer_inner().unwrap().is_pointer()
    && ty
        .clone()
        .get_pointer_inner()
        .unwrap()
        .get_pointer_inner()
        .unwrap()
        == Type::Char
{
    name = format!("string.{}", name)
// primitive access
} else {
    name = format!("{}.{}", ty.id(), name)
}

[sonic totem]

Why do you do this to yourself