development

[manic forum]

oh

[acoustic imp]

yea...

.

fml

also their func names are 👎

and var names

[radiant idol]

like yours are any better

[acoustic imp]

they have a func called getReminder that actully jus prints "reminder" to console

in the ss

[radiant idol]

L

[acoustic imp]

printReminder() !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[gentle grove]

They didnt lie

[acoustic imp]

getReminder shoudl return the "reminder"

not print it

[gentle grove]

Then youll think it connects to your printer

[acoustic imp]

"log"

my bad

still

[gentle grove]

Then youll think it uses an industrial logger to collect wood

[acoustic imp]

they also got mad at me for using `` instead of ''

printReminderToConsole()

[manic forum]

come write assembly where variable names are chosen for you 🔥

also with cat

using cat is mandatory

[acoustic imp]

🎉

[gentle grove]

I will use vim whether you like it ornnot

[acoustic imp]

kinda buggy initially

[manic forum]

i want to use vim

it seems nice

[gentle grove]

Its ok i guess

[manic forum]

but it seems so hard to learn

[acoustic imp]

[torn oriole]

This mf learning Java

[acoustic imp]

i alr know it

^

[torn oriole]

Then what's the issue

Should be a breeze

[acoustic imp]

its just slow

and they want me to do things other ways i dont like

[torn oriole]

The painful concatenation

[acoustic imp]

is this worng?

oh spelling...

[indigo peak]

go on

[acoustic imp]

????? theres nothing

[indigo peak]

enter in a search query dumbass

[acoustic imp]

ok well before i did that and it didnt work

[gentle grove]

sequoia isnt doing you very well is it

[acoustic imp]

and its a little slow

[indigo peak]

that’s just your computer I guess

Works fast on my Mac and PC

[acoustic imp]

it was the frameworks tab *

[acoustic imp]

well i mean i jus hear the fans spin up

[gentle grove]

Try brew perhaps

[indigo peak]

are there any errors in console?

[acoustic imp]

no

[indigo peak]

[acoustic imp]

it works after a mintue or sm

[gentle grove]

macos issue

[indigo peak]

shit internet I guess

[gentle grove]

What is the error

[acoustic imp]

after u swicth the IOS version *

[gentle grove]

Idk if i can fix it but im.curious

[acoustic imp]

also add a like little timeout so u dont spam search stuff @indigo peak

[indigo peak]

it’s all local

So spamming it does nothing

[acoustic imp]

what if ur on laptop, every little bit counts

[indigo peak]

buy a better laptop

still a laptop

[gentle grove]

Hmmm is it using the apple clang

[acoustic imp]

this just meand do the intro lesson ?

[acoustic imp]

on pc jus speaking for laptop mfs

[gentle grove]

Hmm neverminf apple clsng is supposed to support everuthing

I love regulsr clang

Cant break regulsr clanf

Clang

whats even diffeent in apple clang

macos not break proframs on updates challenge impossivle

How

Is that in thr c standsrs

Yeah that one is stupid

Ive never unferstood the advanrGe

[wooden yarrow]

to let the compiler know that you know that you're ignoring a return value which could potentially carry an error value

[gentle grove]

what how

[wooden yarrow]

oh what

i thought you meant like

[gentle grove]

youre allegedly supposed to int foo(void)

[wooden yarrow]

(void)function(thing);

[gentle grove]

not int foo()

[gentle grove]

is tbat to declars funvtion.pointer

[wooden yarrow]

oh yeah, the () is just like when you don't know the arguments a function is going to take

in like prototypes

[gentle grove]

How

[wooden yarrow]

then later you can declare the actual arguments

[wooden yarrow]

idk some C rule

i think it is in C++

[gentle grove]

what are prototypes

[wooden yarrow]

but unfortunately i think () is defined that way in C

so

you need (void)

[gentle grove]

i thought templatws were c++

[wooden yarrow]

1970s language fire

(1980?)

[wooden yarrow]

also no that's to ignore a function's return value

[gentle grove]

hmm ive nevee seen that syntax

[wooden yarrow]

it's like casting the value to void

[gentle grove]

Maybe kf theres a rype error

[placid kraken]

since when does that throw an error what

i have never seen that before

??????

oh you want it to generate a warning

i see

[wooden yarrow]

yeah warn unused result

so you can cast it away with a (void)

[placid kraken]

im installing debian on my ipad guys

its installing at 64kb/s

its at 2.37gb/2.55gb

its been installing for like the past 5 hours

[manic forum]

@placid kraken utm?

[placid kraken]

yes

[manic forum]

it's actually going to run like garbage

unless you have jit maybe

then it'll be less garbage

[placid kraken]

i have an m4 ipad and i can probably jit through sideloadly

[manic forum]

mood

[gentle grove]

Ruby

[gentle grove]

no need for rust when we have c macros

[placid kraken]

no need for c when we have punchcards

[gentle grove]

I can punch

Wdym

Idk

try it

[placid kraken]

are macbooks supposed to have m4 chips btw??? i cant find an m4 macbook pro

only m3 max

ok so then why do ipads have them

[steady nest]

ipad has m4

[placid kraken]

Confused

yes i have one

[steady nest]

https://tenor.com/view/internet-explorer-gif-24879124

[placid kraken]

🦅 🦅 🦅

[steady nest]

you're an homo sapiens btw

[placid kraken]

supposedly only 20 mins left 🙏

then we can see if it will run badly

i would rather not jit unless i need to because i dont like being dependent on my macbook

[gentle grove]

its not fast

[indigo peak]

die

when I’m not here

[manic forum]

average xcode L

[kind herald]

My bad

[native orbit]

ruby is worse thing to even have to use

[grand holly]

I'm dissasembling a system framework with hopper, although all I can see are these branch / jump instructions to locations that don't exist within the binary. Anyone know why this could be? The psuedocode view seems to show them as loc_ references. Binja doesn't seem to recognise the binary as being a binary, and just loads it into hex

nvm - got binja to recognise it

The jumps show up like this in binja

[wooden yarrow]

in dyld?

[grand holly]

yeah it's from dyld

[wooden yarrow]

yeah dyld does things

[grand holly]

fuckkkk

Dead end then I'm guessing

[wooden yarrow]

i mean.... you could use IDA

IDA can load stuff from dyld for you

from segments

not sure about binja/hopper but you sure can search

[grand holly]

Binja is hexrays too

just less supported

[wooden yarrow]

wtf

[torn oriole]

IDA Professional 9.0 Beta.app

[grand holly]

but tbf it's got loads of bugs and hopper can't even resolve objc_msgSend

[torn oriole]

i love how late but efficiently they nuked it off the internet

[grand holly]

Can't cough up 30k, slightly less approved versions I can't find for MacOS - only windows

I have 8.6.1 on windows but booting up my ROG ally every time I want to F about with a binary is so annoying

and also waste of this beautiful 16" M3 Max machine

[wooden yarrow]

.app implies macOS

bro defo aint paying 30k

[grand holly]

yea I know, doesn't imply the methods through which it was obtained lmao

[torn oriole]

https://fixupx.com/localbateman/status/1826952963811651921?s=46&t=gTTdDL8l7N6ZnRkYoo9fkA

[torn oriole]

no comment

[grand holly]

3rd link on google is charging 19$ for a definitely legitamate version

feel like my CC is about to appear in a database

nvm found a github gist

[wooden yarrow]

better to not discuss more here

[grand holly]

If dyld has done some dodgy shit I assume there's no real way for me to find out what this binary is doing

[hasty ruin]

hexrays leaked unprotected installers for every platform a few weeks ago

For 9.0 beta

[grand holly]

Yup just seen that

from a DSStore file 🤣

[grand holly]

Not much knowledge online on any system frameworks from what I can see. Some random HITB stuff but apart from that it's pretty bleak

[placid kraken]

finally 😭

[grand holly]

Same weird instructions on IDA

Dead end?

Psuedocode gives more clues, it seems to be calling a memory address. Anyone know how I could go further with this?

[wooden yarrow]

nothing when you right click the address?

something should be at the bottom for dyld

[grand holly]

err lemme check

[hasty ruin]

[slim bramble]

[pearl sail]

So true

[gentle grove]

this language is actual slop

[radiant idol]

what even is that

I can't even tell

ts?

[kind herald]

16player

[placid kraken]

??????????

[gentle grove]

yes

[radiant idol]

cursed

[gentle grove]

it is

[gentle grove]

did you define your own println! or wtf is happening

[placid kraken]

no 😭 it’s just fucking rust

i’m trying to compile it on i686 linux alpine musl

but it’s

exploding

as you can see

[granite frigate]

rust things

[granite frigate]

this is the first screenshot of zefram I've ever seen

[acoustic imp]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/688122301975363591/1084316846863421520/zeframdemo.gif

Screen recording ^

[torn oriole]

Cool now release it

[harsh junco]

Why r u calling supervisor

[olive peak]

Does anyone know how AFNetworking detects certificates?

[kind herald]

Hey i have this on my ds lite

[visual meadow]

anyone here know how to set this bool in dyld to true
https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/dyld/blob/main/dyld/DyldAPIs.cpp#L1399

[sonic totem]

Well look at the code

It is false if you're not on macOS lol

[timid furnace]

doesn't LiveContainer dlopen the main binary

see how that works

[visual meadow]

No it doesnt

technically

It dylibifies the main binary to get around that message

[timid furnace]

ah

[visual meadow]

im just hoping theres a way to change that flag to true lol

so i dont have to dylibify, i can just directly dlopen

[slim bramble]

What are you trying to do ?

[visual meadow]

dlopen a main binary

without the need of dylibifying

[slim bramble]

Why not ?

[visual meadow]

what do you mean

so i dont have to go crazy patching binaries

[slim bramble]

fair

[timid furnace]

not without patching the binary

so

or hooking

[visual meadow]

im trying to figure out how to hook that and change that to true

i just

don't know how lol

that's why im asking here and hoping someone knows

[native orbit]

if you have jit you might be able to just manually load it into memory and call __dl_start

[visual meadow]

I do have jit

[naive kraken]

not going to work if the binary is not trustcached

actually if you have JIT, maybe it is

wait if you have JIT then just patch the check in dyld code??

[visual meadow]

yeah but i dont know how i would start there

like what hooking tool would i use in this case

just substrate?

[placid kraken]

wtf is libgomp

like

i know what it is

but why is its name so silly

😭

[steady nest]

https://github.com/khanhduytran0/LiveContainer/blob/fd71dd78cd360d2bdd1572441ac0c4b16dc9a155/dyld_bypass_validation.m#L159 like this

patch what you need, in that case, it patches mmap and fcntl

[visual meadow]

Yea but how would i find the func sigs for example

Also would i set the bool to true in the function its validated in right

Instead of where the struct is at

[steady nest]

The same way you would find a function within a patchfinder

[visual meadow]

the function is a cpp function

Loader* JustInTimeLoader::makeJustInTimeLoaderDisk```

this is where its checked

                if ( !options.canBeExecutable ) {
                    if ( options.staticLinkage )
                        diag.error("cannot link against a main executable '%s'", loadPath);
                    else
                        diag.error("cannot dlopen a main executable '%s'", loadPath);
                    return;
                }```

[steady nest]

The programming language doesn't matter

[visual meadow]

what if i hook the diag.error function instead

and be lazy

does it really matter

[steady nest]

You're being lazy already

[visual meadow]

im at school right now lol

my bad

[steady nest]

the code you need is all there bro, you just need to read

[visual meadow]

my mistake

[steady nest]

then you find the signature for the function (a hex pattern that belongs to the function you want to patch and that doesn't change between devices or versions)

then you replace whatever you want to replace

[crisp frost]

hi nathan

[visual meadow]

so smth like this

searchAndPatch("JustInTimeLoader::makeJustInTimeLoaderDisk", JITBase, JITSig, sizeof(JITSig), hooked_jit);

[crisp frost]

no

[visual meadow]

what am i doing wrong

probably the symbol but like

idk what it would be bc cpp

[crisp frost]

idk i dont know what all that does in searchandpatch

[steady nest]

memmem

[crisp frost]

first of all yeah its probably a mangled symbol

second of all

what is a

searchandpatch

[visual meadow]

https://github.com/khanhduytran0/LiveContainer/blob/main/dyld_bypass_validation.m

[crisp frost]

also

isnt it better to just

nvm im too tired

[visual meadow]

to what

[steady nest]

probs memmem

[crisp frost]

ah right

looking at the argument names probably yeah

[visual meadow]

@steady nest would it be one of these

__ZN5dyld416JustInTimeLoader24makeJustInTimeLoaderDiskER11DiagnosticsRNS_12RuntimeStateEPKcRKNS_6Loader11LoadOptionsEbjPKN6mach_o6LayoutE

____ZN5dyld416JustInTimeLoader24makeJustInTimeLoaderDiskER11DiagnosticsRNS_12RuntimeStateEPKcRKNS_6Loader11LoadOptionsEbjPKN6mach_o6LayoutE_block_invoke_2

____ZN5dyld416JustInTimeLoader24makeJustInTimeLoaderDiskER11DiagnosticsRNS_12RuntimeStateEPKcRKNS_6Loader11LoadOptionsEbjPKN6mach_o6LayoutE_block_invoke```

[naive kraken]

it's called manual instruction replacement

[visual meadow]

do you know which one i should use though

[visual meadow]

_ _

or just any of them like mineek said

id assume its the top one

[crisp frost]

no i didnt say any of them

[crisp frost]

just try

[visual meadow]

Alright so i tried this

static char patch2[] = {0x1F,0x20,0x03,0xD5};

static bool nopFunction(void *patchAddr) {
    kern_return_t kret = builtin_vm_protect(mach_task_self(), (vm_address_t)patchAddr, sizeof(patch), false, PROT_READ | PROT_WRITE | VM_PROT_COPY);
    if (kret != KERN_SUCCESS) {
        NSLog(@"[DyldLVBypass] vm_protect(RW) fails at line %d", __LINE__);
        return FALSE;
    }
    
    builtin_memcpy((char *)patchAddr, patch2, sizeof(patch2));
    
    kret = builtin_vm_protect(mach_task_self(), (vm_address_t)patchAddr, sizeof(patch), false, PROT_READ | PROT_EXEC);
    if (kret != KERN_SUCCESS) {
        NSLog(@"[DyldLVBypass] vm_protect(RX) fails at line %d", __LINE__);
        return FALSE;
    }
    
    NSLog(@"[DyldLVBypass] hook succeed!");
    return TRUE;
}```

nopFunction((void *)0x1C94A9CA4);```
i know its an insn not a func

It says it succeeded, but

Nathans-iPhone-14-Pro-Max:/var/jb root# ./main
2024-08-26 14:10:11.982 main[6711:377652] [DyldLVBypass] init
2024-08-26 14:10:11.983 main[6711:377652] dyld base: 0x1c947b000
2024-08-26 14:10:11.983 main[6711:377652] [DyldLVBypass] found dyld_mmap at 0x1c948be24
2024-08-26 14:10:11.983 main[6711:377652] [DyldLVBypass] hook dyld_mmap succeed!
2024-08-26 14:10:11.983 main[6711:377652] [DyldLVBypass] found dyld_fcntl at 0x1c948be6c
2024-08-26 14:10:11.984 main[6711:377652] [DyldLVBypass] hook dyld_fcntl succeed!
2024-08-26 14:10:11.984 main[6711:377652] [DyldLVBypass] hook succeed!
dlopen error: dlopen(/bin/ps, 0x0109): tried: '/bin/ps' (cannot link against a main executable '/bin/ps'), '/private/preboot/Cryptexes/OS/bin/ps' (no such file), '/bin/ps' (cannot link against a main executable '/bin/ps')#
Nathans-iPhone-14-Pro-Max:/var/jb root#```

[steady nest]

slide

[visual meadow]

slide? I added on the insn address onto dyld base

just like the other hook ones

do i really need the slide

[steady nest]

every time you run a binary the slide is different

[visual meadow]

2024-08-26 14:19:06.857 main[6742:381764] val: 0xf90003e8340000a9
2024-08-26 14:19:06.857 main[6742:381764] val after: 0xf90003e8d503201f
2024-08-26 14:19:06.857 main[6742:381764] [DyldLVBypass] hook succeed

it should be working though

[native orbit]

might need to flush icache and dcache

[visual meadow]

im blind

it worked

it says cannot link now

[crisp frost]

yes

Ok we have figured it out for now

( in dm )

[manic forum]

How can I verify if I compiled the arm64e slice correctly?

If I don't have any device to test it on

[visual meadow]

I got it

Nathans-iPhone-14-Pro-Max:/var/jb root# ./main
2024-08-26 14:24:35.920 main[6758:384795] [DyldLVBypass] init
2024-08-26 14:24:35.921 main[6758:384795] dyld base: 0x1c947b000
2024-08-26 14:24:35.921 main[6758:384795] [DyldLVBypass] found dyld_mmap at 0x1c948be24
2024-08-26 14:24:35.921 main[6758:384795] [DyldLVBypass] hook dyld_mmap succeed!
2024-08-26 14:24:35.922 main[6758:384795] [DyldLVBypass] found dyld_fcntl at 0x1c948be6c
2024-08-26 14:24:35.922 main[6758:384795] [DyldLVBypass] hook dyld_fcntl succeed!
2024-08-26 14:24:35.922 main[6758:384795] val: 0xf90003e8340000a9
2024-08-26 14:24:35.922 main[6758:384795] val after: 0xf90003e8d503201f
2024-08-26 14:24:35.922 main[6758:384795] [DyldLVBypass] hook succeed!
2024-08-26 14:24:35.922 main[6758:384795] val: 0x3940111934000989
2024-08-26 14:24:35.922 main[6758:384795] val after: 0x39401119d503201f
2024-08-26 14:24:35.922 main[6758:384795] [DyldLVBypass] hook succeed!
Nathans-iPhone-14-Pro-Max:/var/jb root#```

[crisp frost]

"I" got it???

[visual meadow]

my fault

i just did the addresses

thanks mineek

[crisp frost]

now i still dont even know how this would fix whatever issue you had but sure

[visual meadow]

i can dlopen main binaries now

[crisp frost]

oh right

and thatll fix the dylibification problem

or something

[visual meadow]

n

hh

ok

cannot send messages

h

[harsh junco]

Why dyld reports a certain symbol missing, when it is, in fact, present?
running
DYLD_PRINT_LIBRARIES=1 DYLD_PRINT_LIBRARIES_POST_LAUNCH=1 DYLD_PRINT_APIS=1 DYLD_PRINT_STATISTICS=1 DYLD_PRINT_INITIALIZERS=1 DYLD_PRINT_SEGMENTS=1 DYLD_PRINT_BINDINGS=1 python3.11 -m ensurepip
Errors with

dyld[1767]: mprotect 0x000106300000->0x000106304000 to read-only
dyld[1767]: dladdr(0x1062f4000, 0x16b316d68)
dyld[1767]:       dlopen(_csv.cpython-311-darwin.so) => 0xb0e86310
dyld[1767]: dlsym(0xb0e86310, "PyInit__csv")
dyld[1767]:      dlsym("PyInit__csv") => 0x1062fe19c
dyld[1767]: missing symbol called```
<…>
```File "/var/jb/usr/lib/python3.11/subprocess.py", line 571, in run
    raise CalledProcessError(retcode, process.args,
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['/var/jb/usr/bin/python3.11', '-W', 'ignore::DeprecationWarning', '-c', '\nimport runpy\nimport sys\nsys.path = [\'/var/jb/tmp/tmpnxax1g26/setuptools-65.5.0-py3-none-any.whl\', \'/var/jb/tmp/tmpnxax1g26/pip-24.0-py3-none-any.whl\'] + sys.path\nsys.argv[1:] = [\'install\', \'--no-cache-dir\', \'--no-index\', \'--find-links\', \'/var/jb/tmp/tmpnxax1g26\', \'setuptools\', \'pip\']\nrunpy.run_module("pip", run_name="__main__", alter_sys=True)\n']' died with <Signals.SIGABRT: 6>.```
The missing symbol in question, `PyInit__csv` appears to be present 
```nm -g /var/jb/usr/lib/python3.11/lib-dynload/_csv.cpython-311-darwin.so | grep PyInit__csv
000000000000a19c T _PyInit__csv```
(ios 16.6.1 nathanlr)

[visual meadow]

is it fastPathSigned

tbh i might implement the dyld bypass into all cmd line tools

so python works all the way without needing to sign stuff

[harsh junco]

Dpkg hook should have taken care of that?

[visual meadow]

not stuff gotten by pip i dont think

idk

[harsh junco]

this also happens on dopamine

[visual meadow]

oh

then i dont know then

im still gonna implement the dyld bypass probably

Now im trying to figure out why this happens

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/TheBobPony/status/1828142220584853755?t=fx9Rrvs1oU_niM1EJa-12g&s=19

Bob Pony (@TheBobPony) on X

Remember Apple argued that 8 GB of RAM on a Mac is like 16 GB of RAM on a PC in November 2023?

Guess it really wasn't enough! 😆

Twitter · Aug 26, 2024, 6:47 PM

[faint stag]

new starting price too of course

[gentle grove]

its apple

so exoensice

ezpensice

expensive

[placid kraken]

they literally charge you an extra $200 per double of storage

128gb is +$200
256gb is +$200
512gb is +$200
1tb is +$200

etc

obviously macbooks start on 256gb but its the same thing

[gentle grove]

case and point

meanwhile i can buy a 2tb sn850x for $150 not on sale

[placid kraken]

^^^^^ i bought a 1tb samsung ssd for £80 which is around $100

and that was expensive because its supposed to be high quality and small

[gentle grove]

Is it a T5

I might have the exact same ezternal ssd

[grim sparrow]

i swear every mfer on this planet has a t5

[gentle grove]

Its a cheap ssd

Ive been daily driving it at my dads house via usb 2.0

booting off of it

i get like 10 IOPS

i think we need to buy a usb 3.0 card that works

[placid kraken]

no its a 1tb t7

[wooden yarrow]

we need usb 4

🙏

[gentle grove]

@tribal depot yeah no the code quality in hyprland is still awful, im 15 minutes into debugging something and its all so weird

i think i found two mistakes? not sure if they are intentional

that's a bad sign if i can't tell whether they are intentionally doing this

[tepid olive]

i'm sure it's worse now that wlroots has been replaced

[gentle grove]

do you know anything about c++

[tepid olive]

i'm not saying my code is any better

[gentle grove]

i need someone to ask something i mean

[tepid olive]

i may know enough i amy not

[gentle grove]

do you think its an accident here that they didnt #include "helpers/Log.hpp"
https://github.com/hyprwm/hypridle/blob/main/src/main.cpp

it provides Debug::log

also one bug i am sure about is they never flush the buffer so i cant pipe it to a file to keep the log

and why are they using #pragma once in main.cpp

[tribal depot]

how so?

[tribal depot]

prolly included in headers

[gentle grove]

theres just so many little mistakes

[gentle grove]

this is the entire top of the file

its not there

[tribal depot]

oh wait

this is hypridle

[gentle grove]

yeah hypridle

[tepid olive]

I’ll have to look later maybe if you’re getting errors compiling you can try adding it

[tribal depot]

yeah hypridle is fresh

[gentle grove]

no theres no errors i am just being a stickler

[gentle grove]

ok well the code quality in hyprland main is the same level of random mistakes everywhere

[tepid olive]

Then it gets an include elsewhere up the chain

[tribal depot]

as with any open source project sure

[gentle grove]

no not really

[tribal depot]

included in core/hypridle.cpp

[gentle grove]

cpp?????

[tribal depot]

yeah

[gentle grove]

thats even more fucked up

wait why does that even compile

ah no

its included in config/ConfigManager.hpp

thats how

[tribal depot]

yeah

[gentle grove]

...which is not how things should work lmfao

[tribal depot]

honestly it isn't

[gentle grove]

is this worth a PR lmao

[tepid olive]

last i looked whats his face was bragging it was

vaxry

[gentle grove]

god i fucking hate using cmake

its so complicated to deal with every time

meson is so much simpler to just do a basic build environment setup

like this is so ugly

half of it is unnecessary actually not cmake's fault

it doesnt even -j$(nproc) automatically like meson though

cmake -B ./build
cmake --build ./build -j$(nproc)

[tribal depot]

that it’s bad code?

where?

[tepid olive]

https://hyprland.org/news/independentHyprland/

that they are unreliant on wlroots

[tribal depot]

he doesn’t mention bad code

I was talking abt it being bad code

[tepid olive]

that's not what i was talking about

[tribal depot]

oh alr

[tepid olive]

i read that as "wlroots wasn't replaced"

mb

[gentle grove]

every time i work with c++ i miss rust

it makes me remember why its actually better

oh god they dont end their files with newline

hate it when this happens

everything i thought i knew about cout flushing just went out the window though

why is it automatically flushed when outputting to my terminal but not when i pipe it

[placid kraken]

fflush(fdopen(1, "r"))

[gentle grove]

this bug is present in regular hyprland too?

they never flush cout but i thought it would automatically be flushed periodically regardless of whether its piped or not

idk how the logic works on flushing

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22345226/when-does-cout-flush

It is an implementation detail, one that invariably depends on whether output is redirected.

[tepid olive]

i mean if i'm being honest @gentle grove

[placid kraken]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz0H8HFkI9U tell that to this guy i guess (wtf)

[tepid olive]

my wayland compositor atm is no better on code quality

[gentle grove]

oh wait are you makign the compositor too?

[tepid olive]

si

[gentle grove]

wtf

[tepid olive]

and it is very very rough and WIP atm

[gentle grove]

whats it written in

[tepid olive]

C++/qt

[gentle grove]

is there any possibility i can help with anything because i need stuff to practice c++ with

[tepid olive]

yeahhh maybe 😄

i need to do a lil cleanup but yeah

[tepid olive]

the compositor is more or less from scratch. the desktop some of it honestly, and i mean a very good chunk has been copy + pasted from lxqt and to a lesser degree kde

[granite frigate]

you’re making your own de?

🔥

[tepid olive]

yeah trying to

not gonna claim it's good atm lol but it's a slow ongoing thing

[tepid olive]

well de + underlying distro

it's.... a whole unified thing

[gentle grove]

is it not normal to use the c method in c++ where you define all the functions in the header and only put code in cpp/object

because ive seen a lot of people just write the function code in .hpp

not just hyprland

im pretty sure that would slow down the compilation drastically

i wonder if they would accept a pr to split stuff out like that

[tepid olive]

yes

[tepid olive]

that should only ever be used if it's like, a quick one off

like bool isEnabled() const { return m_enabled; }

[gentle grove]

yes as in it is abnormal to put the code in the hpp?

[tepid olive]

i really don't like putting code in headers

and if it's a header that will wind up in /usr/include in a -dev package

100% no code

[gentle grove]

yeah me neither but im trying to gague if im justified in getting annoyed at it

[tepid olive]

probably not

[gentle grove]

i wonder how much faster itll compile if i moved all the code out of the headers because it is slow as SHIT on this i5-2310

hypridle main takes a solid 5 seconds to build incrementally

[tepid olive]

no precompiled headers?

[gentle grove]

is that a thing

maybe this cpu is just slow if thats the case

idk why theres a blank line at the top of main.cpp

that just annoys me

the amount of churn from trailing newlines being added and removed randomly is hilarious

i actually undershot that, its more like 10 seconds

[tepid olive]

Time to see if this boots

Booooo nope

[gentle grove]

i also take issue with them logging to stdout instead of stderr but thats not as big of a deal

socketToRollingLogFollowQueue

[tepid olive]

Want a dumb stupid ass project to get you up to speed on C++ ?

[gentle grove]

what is it

[tepid olive]

the calculator does like nothing outside of basic mode XD

[gentle grove]

oh no

make it run sagemath in the backend

or qalc

qalc would make more sense because qt

[tepid olive]

i really do not want additional libraries or command line things invoked to make it work ngl

i would take a library if you're doing things like making it use RPN or something

[gentle grove]

whats rpn

i was thinking tyo make it do algebra and whatnot

[tepid olive]

reverse polish notation

[tepid olive]

acceptable use for libraries

[gentle grove]

what does a calculator even need

just all the basic stuff and some of the things in math.h?

[tepid olive]

reading libqalculate

i will accept that

[gentle grove]

oh ok then

idek how to use libqalculate or qalc tbh

[tepid olive]

if it's library and not making exec() calls to other apps

[gentle grove]

i just use it occasionally

[gentle grove]

oh thats what you meant

[tepid olive]

yeahh

[gentle grove]

depends if i take a look at it because rn im focused on fixing some of the papercuts i am having with hyprland

[tepid olive]

i mean no rush or obligations

i just thought it'd probably be a good "starter project" to bring you up to speed on C++ and Qt pretty easily tbh

[reef trail]

i love using qalc

my maths hw is so much easier with it :kekw:

[gentle grove]

yeah btw if you didnt know qalc is just the cli for libqalculate

i just forgot what libqalculate was called

[tepid olive]

yeah i seen that

[reef trail]

i've never used the library just the cli

[reef trail]

what's the issue?

[tepid olive]

eventually i will have a spotlight/start search type thing and it'll probably be integrated into that too

[reef trail]

i need to integrate it into my dmenu thing actually

which is basically what you're making i think

[tepid olive]

probably 😄

[reef trail]

rofi

[gentle grove]

right now for some reason hypridle is woken up when it locks https://github.com/hyprwm/hypridle/issues/86

[reef trail]

actually i use tofi now iirc

[tepid olive]

so i'm making an all-inclusive desktop that out of the box should give you something on par with macos/windows

it's not a bazaar it's a cathedral

[gentle grove]

ive been using wofi but i need something new that isnt as crappy

are you using x?

[reef trail]

sorry i've got no clue what hypridle is

[tepid olive]

if you want the plethora of options and endless possibilities go use arch btw we're not for you

[tepid olive]

only xwayland

[reef trail]

no i'm on hyprland

[tepid olive]

oh my bad

[gentle grove]

its like swayidle but its how you have it automatically lock and turn off screen and stuff when you go idle

[reef trail]

oh

i don't really need that

[gentle grove]

i do

[reef trail]

i just switch my workspace to 9 and no one knows how to use my system lol

[gentle grove]

i mean the main feature is i want the screen to be off

[tepid olive]

does hypridle provide the actual lockscreen or what?

[gentle grove]

hyprlock does

[reef trail]

i just turn my monitor off lol

[gentle grove]

# https://wiki.hyprland.org/Hypr-Ecosystem/hypridle/
general {
    lock_cmd = pidof hyprlock || hyprlock
    before_sleep_cmd = loginctl lock-session
    after_sleep_cmd = hyprctl dispatch dpms on # avoid having to press key twice
}

listener {
    timeout = 300
    on-timeout = loginctl lock-session
}

listener {
    timeout = 330
    on-timeout = hyprctl dispatch dpms off
    on-resume = hyprctl dispatch dpms on
}

[tepid olive]

idle tracking is just natively part of my compositor

[gentle grove]

this is supposed to work but for some reason it triggers the second listener 5m 30s after the lock, instead of just 30s after the lock

[gentle grove]

thats typically how its done but not in the wlroots-adjacent wm territory area

actually i think in kde it is separate from the compositor

dont quote me on that

[tepid olive]

eventually i need to implement https://wayland.app/protocols/ext-session-lock-v1

and write a lock screen

[gentle grove]

yeah thats how hyprlock does the locking

thats the normal way to do it

i wonder if DE's do it that way too

[tepid olive]

at the end of the day my compositor should support the vast majority of wayland protocols

[grave orchid]

hyprlock

[reef trail]

i use sddm for a login screen but i don't have a lockscreen

[tepid olive]

including a lot of wlroots and KDE ones

[gentle grove]

you know one thing im really interested in rn is color management

because fractional scaling is now solved

[tepid olive]

SAME

[reef trail]

wdym?

like abstracting colours across dots?

[tepid olive]

x.org has no hope with HDR/etc

[gentle grove]

the color management protocol needs implementations, we should write a program to be one of the demo implementations

[tepid olive]

all of that development in that new stuff is wayland first

[gentle grove]

or make your wm have an implementation

[tepid olive]

i need that implemented in my compositor

[gentle grove]

the first one outside of kde i think?

[gentle grove]

color profiles and the such

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/merge_requests/14

we could be the first real world client fr

[tepid olive]

i also need to get multiple seats implemented

what i want to do is when there's multiple seats is make an API to put an image tag on mouse pointers

so you can show little profile pics on who has what cursor

[reef trail]

someone make a wayland awesome wm i beg

[gentle grove]

is multiple seats supported by anything else

[reef trail]

i loved the concept of that

[gentle grove]

that would be so cool though

[gentle grove]

whats different compared to i3-ish

[tepid olive]

i want to support SPICE and not the microsoft RDP protocol

[reef trail]

what's i3-ish

[gentle grove]

like the i3 clone wms

sway, hyprland with hy3 plugin

[reef trail]

awesome wm was the lua configurable one

so you could do for loops and stuff inside your config

it felt the same as configuring neovim

anyway i'm going to bed gn nerds

[tepid olive]

night!

[gentle grove]

gn

[tepid olive]

screams

WHY COSMIC WHY

wlroots and kde already had extensions for toplevel management, workspace, etc

why do your own thing

my policy is if a protocol from either of those 2 fit the bill? use it

[gentle grove]

what the fuck

why did they do that

[tepid olive]

i have no idea

[gentle grove]

did they want to improve it without going through wlroots slow development cycle i guess?

c++ isn't that bad though, it looks pretty in its own special little way

thats about all the positive feelings i have for it however

[slim bramble]

C is better

Trust me

[gentle grove]

that was not the joke i was trying to get at

we are so back

august 2024

[faint stag]

smh

[gentle grove]

What does rhis do

[cloud yacht]

I assume it's supposed to give you a root shell but I'm stupid and don't understand what it's doing

[granite frigate]

does anyone know how I can access my fake rootfs from ssh on rootless?

[slim bramble]

fakefs ?

mkdir mnt

sudo mount /dev/disk1s1p8 mnt

8 or 9 idrk

https://tryitands.ee

[hasty ruin]

boobs

[harsh junco]

dick

[young meteor]

cock

[weary heath]

balls

[manic forum]

🐔 and 🏀⚾🥎⚽

[hasty ruin]

mods

[manic forum]

meanwhile the 4 messages above that one are fine?

[kind herald]

[manic forum]

oh wait this is development i can censor others 🔥

[wooden yarrow]

moderators exterminate this user

[hasty ruin]

yes because you sent images of cock and balls

[manic forum]

i only sent characters identifying said images

(for future reference: this is referring to the chicken, basketball, tennis ball, football and baseball emojis)

you are the one who had the said images all along

[wooden yarrow]

balls in my mouth

[manic forum]

why does this stock photo exist

[wooden yarrow]

meatballs

[manic forum]

he's so happy

[frail cedar]

why not

[manic forum]

well yeah

okay

but

**why** does it exist

[frail cedar]

why not

you can just do things

[wooden yarrow]

no way

[manic forum]

no way

[gentle grove]

can you

guys should i write a video editor where you write code to edit the video

infrastructure as code but instead it's video as code

[manic forum]

i wanted to do this once

i think it's interesting

but i never thought of an actual use case for it so i never did

[gentle grove]

Did you run into any roadblocks

My use case is it would appease my brain doing things yhis way

Idk wjat other peoples usevcases could be

[manic forum]

I did make at least one app icon by manually writing an SVG file in vscode

I prefer making stuff with code too

But video?

idk

[gentle grove]

Imagine being able to lay out your effects easily withouy messinf with layers

Graph based editors are a huge step in the same direction

[manic forum]

Collaborating on a video on GitHub 🔥

[gentle grove]

Id probably be writing a text based graph editor now that i think it through

[gentle grove]

True

[gentle grove]

Being able to much more easily do procedural edits

I was imagining having an entire js runtime and you writw the video with js

[wooden yarrow]

isnt this just ffmpeg

[gentle grove]

No? Isnt there just the cli

[wooden yarrow]

the cli arguments are basically code .

[gentle grove]

I mean itd basically be an sdk for ffmpeg usage, with QoL utilities

You cant really edit complicated stuff with ffmpeg cli

Can you even cut a video twice with ffmpeg

[manic forum]

-ss start -t duration ?

[gentle grove]

you can do it multiple times? Or di you have to run multiple commands

[manic forum]

what does it mean to do it multiple times anyway

for multiple clips you run it multiple times

[gentle grove]

when you edit a video and you cut out multiple parts of the video or something

[manic forum]

there's definitely a genius way to do it that saves you 2 milliseconds but i don't care

[gentle grove]

mayeb you use multiple clips from the same video

[manic forum]

my solution would be to run it multiple times

[gentle grove]

i mean thats not the point

writing a shell script that does like 60 ffmpeg commands written by hand vs writing it all in javascript abstractions automatically generating the process to render

[cloud yacht]

Generating a bunch of the same videos with different logos for scamming or smth

[manic forum]

first edit the video in a regular editor then automate the logos with ffmpeg

you don't need a whole new video editor for that

[gentle grove]

Why does it need to be a malicious use case

[placid kraken]

i got a little silly and decided to spend way too long doing this

sanrio alpine linux

well

cinnamoroll alpine linux

[grand holly]

You are right. If I load the entire DYLD cache into IDA, then pick which modules I want, if any module isn't loaded, I can right click the memory address and It'll load it in. Lifesaver

Already left the library I thought I'd be looking in, everything is just references to other things

This seems to communicate with XPC, which I'm not looking forward to

Is there any way to even perform dynamic analysis on certain system fameworks?

[visual meadow]

Anyone here know a good way how to find this button is loaded

those ones

for some reason in resigned system processes they dont show up

[kind herald]

does flex work

[visual meadow]

yeah but idk where to look like

lol

Like am i looking in the right places lol

[visual meadow]

I ended up manually loading bundle

Now it crashes when i click speak

[night vault]

I've been working on a tool to make creating tweak preference pages easier. some of you might find it useful too, so feel free to give it a try here https://cosmiccode.cc/prefs-generator

[radiant idol]

ooo neat

[indigo peak]

🥹

[night vault]

ooh what's that? i've always wondered if there's anything similar out there

[indigo peak]

it's an app i was working on the other day lmao

i kinda lost motivation because i knew how much work it was gonna be

(not that much, im just lazy)

[night vault]

Cool! Always good to have options if you do finish it up

[indigo peak]

that is true

[quaint rain]

🔥

If I ever start making tweaks I’m probably going to check this out

Does it support image cells and stuff?

[night vault]

No images right now cause I’m not sure exactly how I’d handle that. I plan on adding more cell types though. The ones on there now are just ones that I’ve used before

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/RyanEls4/status/1828371627614040189?t=9l_LQC4JWIcqMeJHLG939w&s=19

Ryan Els (@RyanEls4) on X

Everything seems ok 🤔

Twitter · Aug 27, 2024, 9:59 AM

[visual meadow]

anyone here make a sticker app for ios that lets you import custom stickers

[acoustic imp]

It’s a stock feature now

[visual meadow]

On ios 16?

Really?

[native orbit]

think it was ios 17

[visual meadow]

yeah that was sarcasm

[cloud yacht]

Just like put your stickers into an app and install it with trollstorr

[visual meadow]

what if i want to put more later on

[cloud yacht]

Update it

[indigo peak]

@native orbit

i have a feeling somethings off

[native orbit]

cuz everything is private

[lean ermine]

either of these work

i used when i was on 16

sticker maker is better tho i think

[visual meadow]

let me teleport my macbook to me at once and then update the sticker pack

see the issue there

[cloud yacht]

Just make it in theos then and compile on device

[timid furnace]

what is this

[indigo peak]

look in ono

[visual meadow]

The moral of the story is i dont want to recompile it

Every single time i want to add a sticker

[tepid olive]

recompiling for stickers sounds obnoxious af

[tepid olive]

it's amazing

[fiery seal]

Demon Time 😈

wtf is this

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/gf_256/status/1828817154021495148?t=TamH64IIEKUp_pqX8HrAcQ&s=19

cts 🌸🏳️‍⚧️ (@gf_256) on X

Twitter · Aug 28, 2024, 3:29 PM

[torn oriole]

+5k latency

The higher the better right

[gentle grove]

probably more like 5

firewalls are fast

[torn oriole]

Don't forgot the random Fortinet outage

(Common occurrence)

Have to reboot them like 20 times a week I swear

[acoustic imp]

No 17 I think, but like it uses the like “object lift” thing to make the stickers

[visual meadow]

damn clicked into here right before you pinged me

yeah i know

[acoustic imp]

https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-create-stickers-iphone-ios-17/

Wow lol

@lapis vessel are any of your free tweaks like [[duo]] OS ?

[faint lion]

Duo

Add a second page to the iOS 11 Control Center!

Author

Muirey03

Version

1.0.7

Price

Free

Repo

Havoc

Bundle ID

com.muirey03.duo

Powered by Canister · Aug 28, 2024, 11:34 PM

[lapis vessel]

all of my tweaks are now free and lots are OS, but not specifically duo

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/PR0GRAMMERHUM0R/status/1828885298928902573?t=6h-VLmwahMt2EcRFEc2rlA&s=19

Programmer Humor (@PR0GRAMMERHUM0R) on X

oddlySpecific https://t.co/AsxEjz4JWA

Twitter · Aug 28, 2024, 8:00 PM

[slim bramble]

(They can’t handle uint16)

Fr

[cloud yacht]

Wait until this guy here about how all the hard drive manufacturers decided to make 256gb hard drives

[acoustic imp]

oh ok, if and or when u get a chance, it would be great if you could OS it 🙏

thx

[lapis vessel]

sorry I'm not going to OS duo

[indigo peak]

guess ill just reverse it and post the re on github

inb4 obfuscation

[lapis vessel]

The code is utter shite and the tweak never worked very well so be my guest 😅

It was one of the first tweaks I ever wrote so if anyone wanted to get something similar working on later iOS versions I would highly suggest writing something from scratch, it will work a lot better

[indigo peak]

that seems like one of those tweaks that would be difficult to start imo

similar to rune, i feel like getting the core implementation of the tweak (rune swipe up, duo second page) its very easy to work off of it and make the tweak 100% finished

[indigo peak]

%hook CCUIContentModuleContainerView

- (void)layoutSubviews { }
- (void)setFrame:(CGRect)frame { }

%new
- (CGRect)desiredFrame {}

%new
- (NSString *)moduleName {}

%new
- (void)moveToSecondPage {}

%new
- (void)setDesiredFrame:(CGRect)frame {}

%new
- (void)setModuleName:(NSString *)name {}

%end

%hook CCUIHeaderPocketView

- (void)setFrame:(CGRect)frame { }

%end

%hook CCUIModularControlCenterOverlayViewController

- (void)viewDidAppear:(BOOL)animated { }

- (void)viewDidLoad { }

%end

%hook CCUIModuleCollectionView

- (void)layoutSubviews { }
- (void)setContentSize:(CGSize)size { }
- (void)setFrame:(CGRect)frame { }

%end

%hook CCUIScrollView

- (void)layoutSubviews { }

%end

i see what you mean 😭

[slim bramble]

Bro really wants iOS 18

Atp just update

[reef trail]

i also saw that tiktok

[hasty ruin]

tiktok users

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/UOHCUNY/status/1828638212371190076?t=XVuMSP0Yn5mk-NdHTedZBg&s=19

University Open House at CUNY (@UOHCUNY) on X

Please stop sending us emails about "Shondo" we don't know who that is. Please stop. The email is meant for students, faculty and alumni of CUNY only.

Twitter · Aug 28, 2024, 3:38 AM

bruh

UOH CUNY

[wooden yarrow]

mods

[grand holly]

Any talented reverse engineers here that would be willing to sit on a call with me and work through some problems? Trying to improve but hard as there's not much information out there. I'd pay an hourly rate.

Hourly rate is negotiable.

[fading shell]

bro wants to make 19player

[sonic totem]

@digital helm does Feather allow you to remove embedded.mobileprovision with enterprise certs?

[robust radish]

what are the problems

[grand holly]

Trying to reverse various things. Currently, I'm looking into a framework in the dyld cache but I'm kind of stuck because there are so many proxy functions

Just want someone I can ask questions to as I attempt to reverse something, someone to give me tips / explain how to do certain things

Dyld is so undocumented it's pretty much just figure it out on your own

[radiant idol]

I'm okay at reverse enginneering

which decompiler are you using?

[grim sparrow]

Ok this isn’t true

There is a lot of dyld documentation, not a lot official, but a lot of public information from talented people on GitHub

A lot of it just from crawling through the source

[timid furnace]

https://tenor.com/view/ah-shit-here-we-go-again-ah-shit-cj-gta-gta-san-andreas-gif-13933485

[grim sparrow]

There’s a lot of documentation on dyld itself but not so much on the shared cache and co

[native orbit]

dyld was oss atleast, but its a bit old atp

[acoustic imp]

Teach me 🙏

[indigo peak]

its not that hard 💀

as i actively need help reversing

[acoustic imp]

Yes but like idk wat to look for and how to get the like nice view

Nor do I have experience

[indigo peak]

drag and drop dylib into ida -> find the init function -> press f5 to generate pseudocode

[grand holly]

I'm using IDA 9

[radiant idol]

Okay yeah same

I know a decent amount of how to go through IDA - obviously not everything though

[reef trail]

would you be able to record it? i'm also interested in learning more RE

[radiant idol]

no!

jk

idk

[reef trail]

😢

[orchid fulcrum]

Fr it would be nice

[wooden yarrow]

wait @grand holly i helped u alr trol

do u have specific problems u need solving

[acoustic imp]

When eta ida GH guide

[radiant idol]

wat

no

[acoustic imp]

[visual meadow]

hello chat

[acoustic imp]

👋

[visual meadow]

does anyone here know what call generates crashlogs

[visual meadow]

I want to make a tweak that disables the generation of the siri feedback files

its annoying

its in parsecd

[acoustic imp]

🙏

[wooden yarrow]

is there not like

crashreporter

in ios

[visual meadow]

what

its just random files

made whenever you open

the spotlight

[radiant idol]

you can set a breakpoint by calling __builtin_trap(); and then seeing the crashlog

idk if that's what you're after but

[visual meadow]

its not even a crash log

its just useless

it fills up your crash logs

[native orbit]

asm("brk #1"); cooler

[radiant idol]

erm

actually

__asm__ >>

[native orbit]

no

[radiant idol]

yes!

[visual meadow]

@radiant idol check ur analytics

[native orbit]

why

[radiant idol]

y

[visual meadow]

theres going to be several siri search feedback

[native orbit]

its more characters

[native orbit]

i have 4

[visual meadow]

they pile up every time you open spotlight

[native orbit]

hm

[wooden yarrow]

compiler extension :/

also __asm__ __volatile__

[native orbit]

last one was from may for me

i use spotlight daily

[radiant idol]

@visual meadow

[wooden yarrow]

⚠️ Severe Weather

[native orbit]

i do have over 800 memorysnapshot logs tho lol

[visual meadow]

i have a script in my zshrc that wipes out the ips's in that folder

soooo anyone know a good way to start finding what it calls

i found something but it lacks a symbol

[wooden yarrow]

bro stops atp 💀

[native orbit]

do u even know what process makes the file

[wooden yarrow]

open up ida

man

[visual meadow]

parsecd

oh also it has a bunch of swift

so thats fun

[robust radish]

if you haven’t already, you should post your specific questions here. there’s a bunch of ppl that can help for free

[visual meadow]

https://api-glb-ause1b.smoot.apple.com/search
lol what is this

[kind herald]

Parsec :D

[visual meadow]

is it possible to hide a view but still maintain interactivity to it

@radiant idol you might know

[radiant idol]

make the alpha 0.01

[visual meadow]

its visible when i do that

and

it still is interactive

it starts interactivity when 0.02

basically heres what im doing

%hook SBUIPasscodeLockNumberPad

- (void)layoutSubviews
{
    %orig;
    self.hidden = YES;
}

%end```

it might be weird to hide this

but

[radiant idol]

ok so just make the alpha 0.02 then

idk

[visual meadow]

you can easily see the passcode screen then

brother

the whole goal here is to hide it and then if someone takes my phone they confused as fuck

theres so many people who require seeing it for some reason

[radiant idol]

i dont think its possible to hide a view fully but also keep interactivity

[visual meadow]

fukc

thats bullshit

[radiant idol]

its bad UX is what it is

[visual meadow]

So theres really no way to make views interactive and invisible/hidden huh

ok

duykhanhtran saves the day for the thousandth time

i made it to the point where its just grey now

[granite frigate]

how

[visual meadow]

I'll oss it later

I quickly made prefs for it lol

[torn oriole]

god bless
Dont Steal Mac OS X.kext

[frail cedar]

ok but counterpoint im not

[granite frigate]

nathan is

t

[granite frigate]

macho parsing 🔥

[slender glade]

Nice!

Should probably put a disclaimer for system libs like libsystem libobjc and libsandbox etc

[placid kraken]

switch around the order of unstable and unusable it makes more sense grammatically

something being unusable is more severe than it being unstable

[slender glade]

could somebody PLEASE tell me the font used here

[orchid fulcrum]

would anything happen other than app just crashing at launch

[orchid fulcrum]

Looks like times new roman but its mainly because its the only font i know

[slender glade]

that is not times new roman 😭

[orchid fulcrum]

Looks identical to me lol

[wooden yarrow]

is this not just LaTeX's default font aka Computer Modern

#1015148766686359613 message smh why do you not say a problem is resolved when you post problems

[placid kraken]

that’s what i thought lol

[slender glade]

Mb 💀

[warped sparrow]

Times New Roman (maybe??)

[warped sparrow]

Oh nvm

[visual meadow]

block updates on macos:
sudo defaults write /private/var/root/Library/Preferences/com.apple.MobileAsset.plist MobileAssetAssetAudience c724cb61-e974-42d3-a911-ffd4dce11eda sudo killall softwareupdated -9

[indigo peak]

Noto Serif

[slender glade]

I respect the effort but this is literally jailbreak brainrot

Why would you want to do that on macOS

[slender glade]

Thanks

[indigo peak]

:root, [data-theme=light] {
    --headings-font-family: "Noto Sans","Noto Sans Fallback",sans-serif;
    --text-font-family: "Noto Serif","Noto Serif Fallback",serif;
    --math-font-family: "STIX Two Math","STIX Two Math Fallback","Cambria Math",math;
    --math-caligraphic-font-family: "STIX Two Math","STIX Two Math Fallback","Cambria Math",math;
    --code-font-family: "Noto Sans Mono","Noto Sans Mono Fallback",monospace
}

[visual meadow]

For me just keep installd patch i have

appinstalld

[grim sparrow]

lmfao so true

[grim sparrow]

this is captinc energy

[slender glade]

Then just don’t click the update button 😭😭😭

oh my god suck my dick

[pearl sail]

Bro got beef with a icon

[tepid olive]

What the fuck

[pearl sail]

You need to send the patch to Apple so you can get $5

Send the patch then

[orchid fulcrum]

Does this work on ios ?

[visual meadow]

it was originally taken from ios

just the plist is in a different location

defaults write /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/com.apple.MobileAsset.plist MobileAssetAssetAudience c724cb61-e974-42d3-a911-ffd4dce11eda
sudo killall softwareupdated -9```

it would be this on ios

[wooden yarrow]

so basically

just the tvOS beta profile

[visual meadow]

yes

[shrewd smelt]

macos users when they update their computer without it breaking disk encryption or installing 10 bloatware apps

[native orbit]

ight

[orchid fulcrum]

@digital helm https://github.com/khcrysalis/Feather/blob/main/iOS/Views/Apps/Signing/AppSigningAdvancedViewController.swift#L94-L97

How come the selector for proMotion switch named something about file sharing, seems like a copy paste error ? That aside i wanted to know what it is (like does it force 120hz or something else) and how it is done, couldn't find it in the source yet though do you have a reference

No problem 👍

Ah i see, thanks

[errant orbit]

could anyone help me with creating a uiimage where the size and pixelSize are different? im tryign to create a uiimage by drawing a bunch of smaller uiimages inside. big image is 135x135 pixels but 45x45 size, small are 39x39 pixels and 13x13 size ive tried playing around with scale but i cant get it to work

[gentle grove]

https://vxtwitter.com/mitsuhiko/status/1829417517510533490?t=4yuy--VfPMlBP-plOC4xRQ&s=19

[lime pivot]

WHO CARES

tag yourself I'm ???

I like apps being more professional and obvious about what option I want to choose I guess, just be careful it isn't making it confusing

especially, well, considering lowest common denominator some users are in

[slim bramble]

Stop stealing my ideas for QS

[slim bramble]

Quicksign

Ik

[tepid olive]

This is thr worst UI design ever

They probably all dismiss it because the wording is horrible

I don’t even know what those 3 options do as far as I’m concerned “I don’t care” and “good to know” do the same thing and I’ll flip a coin to whether or not any changes take place on clicking either

Oh I didn’t scroll up enough

[cloud yacht]

TBH it should just have 3 OK buttons

[tepid olive]

OK. Okay. Ohhhhhhhkayyyyy

[cloud yacht]

Also you should setup Anyletics and see what button gets pressed the most.

[vestal isle]

Random but are there any kernel and ppl/sptm exploits that we publicly know of for iOS 17.0.1+

[slim bramble]

Yes