development

[manic forum]

@hasty ruin i accidentally left the server

[hasty ruin]

Gotta re apply

Nah just spam ping Aaron until he wakes up and adds you

Or any admin

[manic forum]

or alternatively bans me

[hasty ruin]

But you can’t see who’s online because the member list is… that

[manic forum]

yeah right

[timid furnace]

@shut stag

[hasty ruin]

^ add pixel back to ono

[timid furnace]

(don't)

[hasty ruin]

[manic forum]

[timid furnace]

Once you leave the server you have to repay the bribes

[shut stag]

hi

[manic forum]

hi phil

[hasty ruin]

Ah yes how could I forget

[shut stag]

what do u need

[manic forum]

i accidentally left the server so i'm not in ono

[native orbit]

need buy a copy of nexus and rune remember

[hasty ruin]

accidentally

[hasty ruin]

[timid furnace]

Which one is more expensive atm

[native orbit]

rune i think

[hasty ruin]

Rune yeah

[manic forum]

i was closing Discord but instead i left the server idk what happened

[hasty ruin]

Actually this happened to me once

[granite frigate]

Need their assets

Where can I get them normally

[hasty ruin]

I just closed discord once and it removed me from the last server

Guys check #1189739986707288154

What do we think…

[manic forum]

are you voting for me again?

[hasty ruin]

well it appears you do not own rune by icraze

[manic forum]

how would you know

[hasty ruin]

ONO knows everything

[manic forum]

right

@hasty ruin #development message

[hasty ruin]

you have been accepted

[timid furnace]

big 150MB zip file

might be able to stream it though

[granite frigate]

where

[cloud yacht]

Relevant https://youtu.be/0uQ3bkiW5SE

[orchid fulcrum]

https://github.com/sourcelocation/TweakBuilder

No way 💀 (wait a minute it says development hasn't started :/, at least somebody came up with the concept)

[granite frigate]

Isn't this just Supercharge

(which has also stalled development for years)

https://www.supercharge.app/

Yeah

[manic forum]

I'm so glad it's just a concept because Siri Shortcuts is a terrible ui for building anything

I tried to make a brainfuck interpreter with shortcuts once and 1) it was unusable after 3 levels of indentation and 2) the shortcut corrupted on save

[snow python]

Hello

[manic forum]

hi

hello

[snow python]

hi

[manic forum]

:3 heyy

[manic forum]

proof that no real computer is turing complete

[wind ravine]

why does theos say private framework not found? its there in the sdk

[manic forum]

what is your TARGET ?

[wind ravine]

TARGET := iphone:clang:16.5:16.0

using 16.5 sdk

yes

/Users/lemin/theos/sdks/iPhoneOS16.5.sdk/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppleMobileFileIntegrity.framework

i was on the wrong theos commit

??

[manic forum]

is main.m included in your sources

[wind ravine]

yes

nvm i made a typo in the file path

[manic forum]

@gentle grove i kinda want to try making a code video thing too

did you make any progress yet

[wise spruce]

chat what are the os libraries out there for mixing emojis

iirc i saw plenty years ago

there should be more advanced ones by now

[gentle grove]

Wdym

[gentle grove]

No i had classes but also im trying to figure out how you call this stuff in v8 without deserializing and serializing twice at every ffi boundary

[wise spruce]

like the emoji thing in Apple Intelligence and emoji kitchen on Google pixel

I think with ts its possible with correct libraries to re-create the emoji thing of Apple intelligence and inject it into the keyboard

[gentle grove]

yeah im messing with v8

[gentle grove]

i would be extremely surprised if there were any libraries for it

id imagine theyre just built directly into their respective apps

[gentle grove]

https://rhai.rs/

there is this i guess

the reason for me wanting to use lua or js or something is because theyre mature and fully featured in syntax and capability you get in the script language

but i dont want to use lua

[cloud yacht]

lua is nice and this litterally what it was designed for

[gentle grove]

not really

javascript was also designed for this

[cloud yacht]

lua was designed to be embedded into things

[gentle grove]

but what it was designed for doesnt matter compared to what can be done today

[gentle grove]

javascript is embedded in a browser

[cloud yacht]

lua is embeded into pretty much everything

[gentle grove]

bridging types is hard in both

yeah same with js

thanks google

ok theres "gluon" which is supposed to be a statically typed functional language which is precisely what i need, but everything has typos and not recent vcommits

but a functional language can be created from lua or js with a bit of effort

id rather write lisp than lua

any purpose built rust scripting language is designed for this, not really any existing generic one

it's because i need to transparently call rust methods from lua/js without serializing and deserializing types and arguments

[placid kraken]

what.

[torn oriole]

Have you not heard of string comparisons

[cloud yacht]

[gentle grove]

what the fuck

i already got past that one though im focusing my eyes on gluon

or writing a huge proc macro to make all my ffi adaptations for stuff using v8

[placid kraken]

WHY HAVE THE BACKSLASH IF YOU HAVE THE BACKTICKS

this language is so cursed

[gentle grove]

thats for the greater than and less than?

maybe this could be made if i avoid having many functions in the scripting side and basically distill it down to just a few methods that happen in js

stuff like a map/apply, quantifier functions for looping,

and for rhai i think id be better off using lua at that point

it may help if i just work on making the interface first

i cant find api documentation on the various ffmpeg libraries

all i see

oh i have to go herenvm

[gentle grove]

this is not api documentation

oh im literally blind

[wise spruce]

https://github.com/xsalazar/emoji-kitchen

one of many

[gentle grove]

os libraries i mean

since thats what you said originally

[wise spruce]

yeah I haven't found anything

other than this

but there should be

[rocky oriole]

the last message

[lusty jacinth]

[tepid olive]

im real dev (i cant code)

[rocky oriole]

i mean #general message

[orchid fulcrum]

Forget all wrong opinions

[weary heath]

There’s too much objc hate

[gentle grove]

There cant be too much

[manic forum]

tbh i somewhat agree with both statements

[orchid fulcrum]

Objc is awesome

C++ is created to torture people, though

[manic forum]

Objective-C is way too verbose

and also there's no Objective-C auto completion in vscode so that's annoying

[manic forum]

For the record and for the ONO disciplinary committee: I do not hate Objective-C, but it isn't perfect. If anything I dislike Swift more

[native orbit]

objc got its issues, but swift got more of them

[placid kraken]

did you see the tsoding video lol

how many dylibs they link with

for a hello world program

[manic forum]

mfw i can't run print() because libswift_RegexParser is missing

[manic forum]

this is great thanks for sharing

[visual meadow]

anyone here know what daemon handles the rendering of app icons on the watch from iphone

i know snowboard can do themed icons there, i want to add said daemon to nathanlr

[granite frigate]

do people like actually use nvim

everytime I keep trying i get frustrated that I can't see my file structure or terminal, then I try installing plugins and realise I can just use vscode

[hasty ruin]

vscode 🔥

[manic forum]

i need to learn vim at some point

[granite frigate]

is the time investment i'd get from learning nvim worth whatever productivity boost there is

[manic forum]

it looks so nice

[granite frigate]

i keep having to google stuff for shortcuts

[harsh junco]

emacs….

[reef trail]

i do

[reef trail]

your terminal..? youre in the terminal

nvim is a terminal based editor

[fading shell]

But you're "stuck" in nvim

[reef trail]

is it not normal to use tmux?

neovim is my only editor

apart from ida if you count that

[granite frigate]

i cant believe you stuck to it

[reef trail]

ngl it wasnt that hard of a change

for looking at my filestructure is just use tree in a terminal

for adding / deleting / moving files i use oil.nvim

i very rarely need to view a filestructure anyway

telescope fuzzy find is all i need

[reef trail]

yes, it took me about a week to get used to and the productivity boost is insane, i also enjoy writing code more but that could just be me

[granite frigate]

a week

[reef trail]

"shortcuts"? like motions or commands? the motions are easy to learn with the built in tutorial :Tutor

[granite frigate]

no not basic movement

[reef trail]

what sort of things

[granite frigate]

i can't search/replace only 1 instance

or have multiple cursors

or like auto format shit

[reef trail]

you dont want multiple cursors

[reef trail]

your lsp is responsible for that

[granite frigate]

wdym

[placid kraken]

https://github.com/nvim-tree/nvim-tree.lua

[reef trail]

please dont use this

its so finicky to work you might as well go back to vscode

[placid kraken]

idk i dont really use nvim much anymore but it was fine when i did

zed with vim mappings >

[reef trail]

if you're using vim motions you dont need them, if you're trying to insert things across a list, like a bullet point in markdown for example you can use block selection and hit I to insert at the start of every line or A to append

but most of the time things you're doing with multiple cursors are done with macros in vim

[granite frigate]

ngl iunno what you're talking about 😭

[reef trail]

never tried zed so i cant comment

[reef trail]

fair enough, i'm not explaining it best

[slender glade]

swift is only ABI stable on Darwin

he didn't do it on darwin

[visual meadow]

bulletindistributord

[placid kraken]

you can also :<ln> to go to any line in a file

very useful

[reef trail]

i hardly ever use this tbh

but it is a thing

[placid kraken]

swift is only ABI stable on Darwin

[harsh junco]

Or use Emacs

[reef trail]

no i like my pinky

[placid kraken]

useful for compiler assisted debugging

[slender glade]

meaning that of course it links with all those dylibs lol

[granite frigate]

i just use like arrow keys and yy/dd

[harsh junco]

Doom emacs/ spacemacs

[reef trail]

quickfix list

[reef trail]

at that point you're just using someone elses config which imo ruins the best part of neovim / emacs in that you can tune your config to how you want it to work

[slender glade]

on Darwin:

[reef trail]

i also use arrow keys but my keyboard has them on the home row so its fine

@granite frigate if you want to give vim another go i can highly recommend this playlist, teaches you all you need to know https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm323Lc7iSW_wuxqmKx_xxNtJC_hJbQ7R

[granite frigate]

thanks mate

[fading shell]

Do you get commission for new users?

[reef trail]

lol

i just love how neovim has changed how i code

and want others to find the same

[fading shell]

Yeah just kidding

[reef trail]

and there is no disputing how beautiful it looks

[fading shell]

You can get the same with vscode

[reef trail]

vscode has regex based highlighting so no you cant

well you probably can but not easily

[fading shell]

Pretty sure that code would look exactly the same in vscode just with different colors

[granite frigate]

i only just got interested in it again bc i saw some guy speedrunning shit

[fading shell]

Speedrunning his will to live?

[granite frigate]

😭

[placid kraken]

YALL

[reef trail]

i actually the feature of in the last ss lmao, this is without an lsp btw

[placid kraken]

HOW DO YOU SPAWN A CHILD PROCESS IN RUST WITH THE ABILITY TO KILL IT VIA SIGTERM FROM CTRL+C

im losing my mind 😭

[reef trail]

check the nix crate

[placid kraken]

yeah but the nix crate feels like so much bloat

all the stuff is already there in the rust stdlib, i can do literally all except the ctrl+c part

[granite frigate]

what terminal is this

[reef trail]

its not the terminal that makes it look good

[granite frigate]

i know

[reef trail]

but kitty i think

[granite frigate]

im just curious

ight

[manic forum]

i think you need to catch the sigsegv and pass it onto the child

[reef trail]

yep

[gentle grove]

@manic forum idk if you were still interested but i think the best way is to split it up

a crate that i'll call pipeline for now which is just an abstract object representation of different operations you could want to do which is pure data and thats it (easy to (de)serialize and generate for any language)

then another crate for providing somewhat high level interface for the ffmpeg bindings which i named process (because i thought this was gonna be the first one but now i dont want to rename it to another temporary name for no reason)

then an application crate which helps glue the abstract representation into actual operations using ffmpeg

[wooden yarrow]

https://lib.rs/crates/ctrlc ?

[gentle grove]

rust packages 🙏

[wooden yarrow]

i love rust crates !

[gentle grove]

my implementation in bobashare is kinda flimsy and ugly

except its not flimsy because its rust

[wooden yarrow]

sharing boba over the internet

[granite frigate]

i was thinking of writing a project in C for fun and realised how painful it would be

but i can flex that it’s in C…..

[manic forum]

@granite frigate don't do it

you'll regret it

or at least i did recently

but perhaps i'm a idk

[gentle grove]

theres no flex except for insufferable people

what project

https://x.com/lauriewired/status/1833384999132737810

LaurieWired (@lauriewired) on X

Twitter · Sep 10, 2024, 6:00 AM

[orchid fulcrum]

Worth it (untill you get stuck and abandon the project for half a year)

[gentle grove]

generics are useful

[manic forum]

wtf is *(void *)&x 😭

[gentle grove]

a noop

well it erases the type

[slim bramble]

wtf

[gentle grove]

Come to think of it that may be an actual thing

[slim bramble]

For me it justs casts it to void * ?

[gentle grove]

i dont think it lets you just cast a variable willy nilly

[gentle grove]

then it dereferences it

[manic forum]

you can't dereference a void*

[gentle grove]

oh yeah its fake

[slim bramble]

You can but the compiler will tell you to end your life

[gentle grove]

how can you

it doesnt know how to dereference it because its void

[slim bramble]

Like I said the compiler will tell you no

[gentle grove]

so you cant

[manic forum]

reinterpret_cast<void>(x)

wait actually

this might be a noop

is this a noop

[granite frigate]

it’s just a img2ascii thing nothing special

[manic forum]

since (void)x is a noop

[gentle grove]

isnt reinterpret_cast a noop by definition

https://x.com/kyleshevlin/status/1833201972083888227?t=4TKGBx-d0XvNjfSTWuBT1A&s=19

Kyle Shevlin (@kyleshevlin) on X

I'm taking over a codebase for a client today. Just came across this.

Why?!

Twitter · Sep 9, 2024, 5:53 PM

[placid kraken]

its pretty short it works who cares

[gentle grove]

that is not short what

its 8x the line count of what it should be

@manic forum https://x.com/wagslane/status/1833484502200418405?t=X_3GsfAAR4uhGOQ3tNnS3g&s=19

Lane || Boot.dev (@wagslane) on X

I'll have the try out this new rm tool!

Twitter · Sep 10, 2024, 12:35 PM

[placid kraken]

setSelectedCheckbox(val === selectedCheckbox ? null : val)
``` probably lol

still though

[gentle grove]

i wouldve left the if

[gentle grove]

why does ffmpeg api make you pass double pointers though

it takes a *mut *mut AVFormatContext for avformat_close_input, open_input, etc

is it really just so they can erase the pointer

[lusty jacinth]

eyl is the new ky

[manic forum]

Avoid threads other than the main thread so you don't have to worry about it

[manic forum]

yes actually

[gentle grove]

Pay attention to the lifetimes of all your variables

[ocean raptor]

CVE-2024-44581

I got my first CVE

[elder scaffold]

wow congratulations

[faint stag]

bytedance???
bruh this is like facebook and fishook

their inline hook is called shadowhook and they also have a PLT one called bytehook

why do they have a linux kernel fork 😭

[granite frigate]

congrats!!

[slim bramble]

Yeah I noticed the other day

I wonder what they use it for

[harsh junco]

Bytedance had a subsidiary that manufactured phones

[faint stag]

yeah but the repo says "cloud usage"

idk

[gentle grove]

ooooo nice

is info available yet

wait did you discover it or have it in your program

[granite frigate]

is there a easy shortcut to comment lines in vim like command slash

i only see like selecting multiple then inserting it in

but that doesnt work for html

[wooden yarrow]

for html you don't even need to do that

you go to start and enter a <!--

and go to the end and put -->

[granite frigate]

true

day 2 of trying to use nvim

catharisis

[gentle grove]

i mean you just have to do it twice

if youre doing <!-- and --> on every line

you could probably make a shortcut but idk

ive always been used to just having to use visual block manually

[granite frigate]

ight

i should learn macros

they sound cool

theres a lot of shortcuts that i havent learned

[lime pivot]

react devs for you

I mean it in the nicest way possible that I'm starting to see some real sludge in React lately

thank you boba very cool

[gentle grove]

done

[lime pivot]

and React libraries are starting to embrace that sludginess for themselves, because everyone around them is doing it

[orchid fulcrum]

In terms of speed is there much difference ? Or is it just for readability

[gentle grove]

between ternary and if?

they are exactly the same thing

[orchid fulcrum]

Between this and something better

[gentle grove]

I cant imagine its a particularly hot function but writing that is so horrible and ugly

doing 1 equality checks is definitely slower than 9 but again not a hot function

[wooden yarrow]

if this was a compiled language with optimizations turned on this should have no difference

i think

[gentle grove]

It depends

That looks a bit complex to be optimized

and unfortunately this is js anyways

[wooden yarrow]

surely v8 engine goated

[gentle grove]

@grave sparrow v8 mentioned

[ocean raptor]

I found it in the grandstream gxp2170

[placid kraken]

it’s like a phi instruction

the ternary*

foo = uninit

jnz x true false

true:
jmp end

false:
jmp end

end:
foo = phi true 1 false 0

it’s pretty easy to optimize

[gentle grove]

but theres 9 equality comparisons rhat arent easily immediately obvious

I was talkomg about how you would get from that step to the ternary

[wind ravine]

how can i combine 2 bridging headers for theos?

[granite frigate]

I'm going to crash out why is writing text on an image so fucking hard in C

[orchid fulcrum]

True type font moment

[granite frigate]

bro all I want is to just write some text with a font at a certain position

catharisis

[gentle grove]

why does zig's documentation just straight up lie sometimes

[gentle grove]

No

[faint lion]

Zeppelin Reborn

Adds an image or GIF next to the carrier text or time!

Author

Hitori

Version

1.4.1

Price

$1.99

Repo

Havoc

Bundle ID

com.hitori.zeppelinreborn

Powered by Canister · Sep 11, 2024, 6:31 PM

[wooden yarrow]

e.g.?

[gentle grove]

saying golang has try/catch

also as far as i can tell the comptime functiosn arent magic and have to be cmposed entirely of comptime functions too, but theyre acting like its magic

[full prawn]

GameCenterX

My most wanted tweak to release

[torn oriole]

Brother would listen to something called hey porsche

[gentle grove]

I completely forgot python exists

and there are good python-rust bindings i thibk

maybe that will be my scripting language for my video editor

I think the goal is to do 0 calculations in script land

[cloud yacht]

You should use bash as your scripting language and ffmpeg for your api

[gentle grove]

i think i see what to do

1. make an IR which closely mirrors the actual operations/commands you can do in ffmpeg
2. make a high level user-facing language/protocol which is canonically just json
3. make functions and types in scripting language which serialize to my standardized json format
4. make a compiler to translate between the high level json language and the ffmpeg IR

and yes i have gone crazy

[gentle grove]

it makes the ffi boundary simple and also i can temporarily just write in raw json

[rain dune]

Wait

Why are you everywhere

[tacit spade]

so

I find myself in a situation

where I’ve already solved this problem once 😂

here’s the deal right. I want to use an iPhone 7 as a seamless hotspot

it runs iOS 15 latest, so automations cannot be run automatically, right

here’s the thing. the battery is absolutely shot on this thing. so there are very good chances that

• it will run out of battery at least once during the day
• a rootless jailbreak would further add battery drain, I think?

my goal: be able to detect when a wifi connection is lost, and then immediately begin broadcasting the hotspot

the former can’t be run automatically, the latter didn’t exist as a shortcut action

so you beautiful people here’s my question

any ideas????? can this be done with trollstore entitlements or something? should I go for the battery replacement? Does that shortcuts alternative whose name I can’t remember still work?

Should I whip out Xcode and get started lmao

[tacit spade]

oh what the fuck

never mind

lmfao

[radiant idol]

@tacit spade you asked me to remind you of something a couple months ago iirc

Just reminding

[tacit spade]

oh

well uh

[radiant idol]

Idk what though 😭

[tacit spade]

that’s not happening!

lmfao

[radiant idol]

what was it

[tacit spade]

I think it was OSSing everything

but uh

[radiant idol]

i forgot

[tacit spade]

idk I’m super focused on Japan rn

[radiant idol]

oh i see

Nice

[tacit spade]

Like

What is there to be gleaned from the worst hijacking of a tap-and-hold gesture ever that makes Arise play Live Photos?

[radiant idol]

Seems like a true beauty

[tacit spade]

I’m pretty sure I just added pressure with a timer LMFAO

[radiant idol]

Yeesh

[granite frigate]

what's the ARM equivalent for ebp and rdi registers?

[native orbit]

FP and x5 i think

[granite frigate]

thanks

[orchid fulcrum]

maybe you can make a daemon to continuously check if device is connected to wifi for the first part

[gentle grove]

Id say go for the battery replacement though because as long as the screen isnt cracked it isnt too hard

[tacit spade]

so I came up with a solution

• remove the passcode from the device
• use a focus to open the personal hotspot pane

Yep

and when I turn the focus off

I have it open the wifi panel

only downside is that I have to do all this BEFORE I lose network connection

well here’s the idea right

I could also have the focus activate when I leave a certain place

It’s a very interesting problem to solve right?

[cloud yacht]

have the thing activate on a time and setup a action for every minute

[tacit spade]

it’s an iPhone 7 with a shot battery

75% health

[cloud yacht]

Acrivate on every 5% battery intervsl

[kind herald]

ignition?

the tweak on bigboss

[[ignition]]

[faint lion]

Ignition

Enables Native CarPlay Interface on iOS 8

Author

Adam Bell

Version

1.0.0-3

Price

Free

Repo

BigBoss

Bundle ID

ca.adambell.ignition

Powered by Canister · Sep 12, 2024, 4:54 PM

[tacit spade]

it used to be an app

now it’s part of springboard

[slim bramble]

ONO leak

:/

[clear iron]

There was a tweak that did this like a decade ago

[clear iron]

Oh that

Yea

[orchid fulcrum]

Does anybody by chance know an app that doesn't use "SoloAmbient, Ambient or Playback" as its AVAudioSessionCategory ?

[grave sparrow]

explanation of time APIs on macos/ios

first, the mach_* APIs:

• mach_absolute_time() returns a uint64_t that represents ticks since boot, which does not increment when the system is sleeping
• mach_continuous_time() returns a uint64_t that represents ticks since boot, which indeed increments when the system is sleeping
• mach_approximate_time() is almost the same as mach_absolute_time(), but has faster execution time, but with less accuracy
• mach_continuous_approximate_time() is almost the same as mach_continuous_time(), but has faster execution time, but with less accuracy

ticks are not a real-world value at all. you must convert number of ticks to number of nanoseconds (which would also be uint64_t) using mach_timebase_info(). once converted, you will have a uint64_t that represents number of nanoseconds since boot (precise/approximate, including/excluding sleeping)

second, the clock_* APIs. the function clock_gettime_nsec_np(someMode) can be used in any of the following modes:

• CLOCK_UPTIME_RAW - identical to (i.e. wraps) mach_absolute_time(), but automatically includes the conversion to nanosec
• CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW - identical to (i.e. wraps) mach_continuous_time(), but automatically includes the conversion to nanosec
• CLOCK_UPTIME_RAW_APPROX - identical to (i.e. wraps) mach_approximate_time(), but automatically includes the conversion to nanosec
• CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW_APPROX - identical to (i.e. wraps) mach_continuous_approximate_time(), but automatically includes the conversion to nanosec

what we have discussed thus far is not affected at all by changing the time/date on your computer, nor time zones, nor daylight savings - they are simply misc measurements of time since boot

continuing on, now we will discuss APIs for a human-interpretable clock. these would be affected if you explicitly change the time/date on your computer, but still are not affected by time zones and daylight savings

• CLOCK_REALTIME - returns the current timestamp of now. expressed as a uint64_t as the number of nanoseconds since epoch (january 1 1970 at 12:00:00 AM UTC)
  • under the hood, this calls gettimeofday()
• CLOCK_MONOTONIC - returns the timestamp at which the system was booted. also a uint64_t as the number of nanoseconds since epoch
  • under the hood, this calls mach_boottime_usec(), which subsequently reads from the COMMPAGE, and potentially does a fallback to sysctlbyname("kern.boottime", blah)
  • note that if you manually change the time on your computer by a certain delta, for whatever reason, the returned boot timestamp will also instantly change by the same delta. i suppose this makes sense when you think about it in a certain way? idk? (i.e. you changed the time by X seconds.....so why not also change the boot timestamp by X seconds?)

time zones/daylight savings do not count as changing the time on your computer - time zones/daylight savings are completely separate artifacts and do not relate to the time you set on your computer at all. for example:

uint64_t t1 = mach_continuous_time();
t1 = do_conversion(t1); //conversion with mach_timebase_info()
t1 = t1 / NSEC_PER_SEC;
//t1 is now 1726199644

//now go change your time zone in System Preferences (not manually set the time)

uint64_t t2 = mach_continuous_time();
t2 = do_conversion(t2);
t2 = t2 / NSEC_PER_SEC;
//t2 is now 1726199665
//in other words, only 21 seconds have elapsed

here's some example scenarios with the proper choice of API:

1. to measure the execution time of some code: call mach_continuous_time(), then run your code, then call mach_continuous_time() again, then subtract, then do the conversion

• i suppose you could use mach_absolute_time() too, either should work, but i'd prefer mach_continuous_time() due to the sleeping situation
• using CLOCK_REALTIME is not appropriate because that is slow. accuracy is important here, so you want the lowest-level API, which is mach_absolute_time()

2. to retrieve the timestamp at which the system was booted: use CLOCK_MONOTONIC

• time_now - continuous_time is not appropriate because continuous_time is since the cpu first turned on, and not when the kernel saved the boot timestamp in a variable for us to use. we want the timestamp that the kernel saved. same applies to absolute_time

3. to retrieve how long the system has been booted: find the CLOCK_REALTIME. then find the CLOCK_MONOTONIC, then subtract

• continuous_time (and absolute_time) are not appropriate for same reason as #2

4. to retrieve the timestamp of now: use CLOCK_REALTIME

• boot_time + continuous_time is not appropriate (nor with absolute_time). boot_time is when the kernel saved the variable, and continuous_time is when the cpu turned on, i.e. those 2 overlap with each other. adding them would produce an inaccurate value that is off by a few seconds due to the overlap

5. you want a "virtual uptime", such as Zefram's Launch Uptime (uptime since you launched Zefram)

• more specifically, you want to measure how much time elapses between two moments, independent of the user manually changing the time on their computer. you want across process lifespan, across system sleep, etc, but never across system reboot
• save time_now, then time elapses, then save time_now again, then subtract is not appropriate because what if the user manually changes the time set on their computer?

5. (continued from above)

• so, the proper choice is to save continuous_time now, then time elapses, then save continuous_time again, then subtract. this can be displayed as the number of nanoseconds that elapsed
• if you want to also display the time at which the first save occurred: retrieve time_now, then subtract the calculated number of nanoseconds that elapsed. then display that as a time/date. remember that boot_time + continuous_time does not work to yield a human-interpretable time because of the reasons already explained ^

lastly, here is how to implement mach_continuous_time() yourself in raw assembly, in case you want super-speed. also includes a C version. taken from https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blob/xnu-8020.140.41/libsyscall/wrappers/mach_continuous_time.c

__attribute__((naked))
uint64_t custom_continuous_time(void) {
    asm(
        "mrs     x8, S3_4_C15_C10_6    \n"
        "mov     x9, #0xFFFFF0000      \n"
        "movk    x9, #0xC0A8           \n"
        "ldr     x9, [x9, #0]          \n"
        "add     x0, x8, x9            \n"
        "ret                           \n"
        :
        :
        :
        );
}

uint64_t custom_continuous_time(void) {
    return __builtin_arm_rsr64("S3_4_C15_C10_6") + *(uint64_t *)0xFFFFFC0A8;
}

[gentle grove]

I should make a video about white lights

[torn oriole]

Got enough ms there

[clear iron]

Yea mine does that

Except with 8,1 🤑

[native orbit]

https://opensource.apple.com/source/Libc/Libc-1158.1.2/gen/clock_gettime.c.auto.html

[steady nest]

pov: you disabled kpp

[steady nest]

I believe capt will be able to read/find apple's docs/source code by himself some day

today is not that day

[gentle grove]

lmao

[pearl sail]

Please god no don’t need his nerd ass answering people in this chat with cited examples from apple

[steady nest]

he's already doing this by using chatgpt

[orchid fulcrum]

Is there a way to make my alert so that other ui elements can't block it ?

[cloud yacht]

Have you tried spawning the notification from springboard?

Like the low power notification

[orchid fulcrum]

Jailed tweak so i can't do that

[cloud yacht]

Block the main thread until the user dismisses the notification?

[orchid fulcrum]

Doesn't seem ideal to pause the app for this but i can try it thanks

[slim bramble]

You can probably force this be the first view shown

Forgot how but there is a way

[orchid fulcrum]

Probably making a seperate higher level window and showing the alert there instead

[torn oriole]

Microphone+ mfs when

[gentle grove]

https://vxtwitter.com/dotnetschizo/status/1834033425541378490?t=U9GwhTgJRuuXUQ40QE2GQQ&s=19

[gentle grove]

you know, the whole calling functions thing wasnt a huge issue i dont think because i was thinking of it wrong

serialization is kinda the same thing

[gentle grove]

technically as in the number can store it?

or as in you invented time travel

ok so time travel

[kind herald]

Ok capt inc

[pearl sail]

Ok floppa

[gentle grove]

is it not utc timestamp?

oh you meant literally the time not just the time zone

[cloud yacht]

TBH I kinda just assumed the uptime was just stored in seconds or whatever and was incremented on a clock

Does this mean hibernating a system can give you stupid long uptime because it won't ever go down

[gentle grove]

yeah ive seen this lots of times

just look at anyone's windows; it hibernates the kernel by default when you shut down

kernel world right?

not some actual physical thing in the cpu

theres an uptime memory in the cpu??

wdym

when the computer is running the kernel is always running

when can you observe the uptime while the kernel isnt running

wdym

the kernel is still managing everything

the subtraction operation..?

didnt you just say the uptime was measured by storing the boot timestamp

yeah

oh thats weird

i thought it was always just reading the time on demand instead of counting up in cpu-time

wdym

yeah

the rtc..?

so you dont use the rtc for timing after boot?

why

[gloomy gale]

U Know How To Change Screen Time Change And Hide All apps From Battery Usage?

[placid kraken]

im taking a cs class and i was told to write c#

i didnt like how the teacher wrote it but i dont know if my way is more idiomatic

double FahrenheitToCelsius(double degrees) {
    return (degrees - 32) * 5 / 9;
}

Console.Write("Enter a temperature in °F -> ");
string? fahrenheitString = Console.ReadLine();
double fahrenheit;

if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(fahrenheitString) && double.TryParse(fahrenheitString, out fahrenheit)) {
    Console.WriteLine($"{fahrenheit}°F = {FahrenheitToCelsius(fahrenheit):0.##}°C");
} else {
    Console.WriteLine($"Invalid temperature provided: {fahrenheitString}");
}

(its still the start of the class so its very easy)

do any people who use c# professionally know a more idiomatic way to write this? i dont really use c# very often

[granite frigate]

what does idiomatic mean

[orchid fulcrum]

A better way/standard basically

[granite frigate]

i think trying to convert empty strings to double will throw anyway, idk if the nullorempty check is needed

[orchid fulcrum]

Python code be like

[manic forum]

:(

why is rapidxml not working on the wii

[native orbit]

can just use mach traps to match mach_continuous_time

mov     x0, sp
mov     x16, #-89 // mach_timebase_info_trap
svc     #0x80
mrs     x8, cntvct_el0
ldp     w9, w10, [sp]
mul     x8, x8, x9
udiv    x0, x8, x10

[wooden yarrow]

https://vxtwitter.com/chordbug/status/1834642829919781369 honestly quite incredible (run it on a python interpreter)

[granite frigate]

NO FUCKING WAY

how'd they even figure it out

[orchid fulcrum]

What happens i am too lazy

[granite frigate]

amogus

[weary heath]

ඞ

[shrewd smelt]

amoung

[wooden yarrow]

[granite frigate]

converting not() to T is interesting

[hasty ruin]

https://tenor.com/view/floppa-honestly-honestly-quite-incredible-funnyh-cat-gif-26367558

[gentle grove]

i wonder how they figured that out lmao

a lot of stars had to align i guess

[orchid fulcrum]

Does anybody know how i can fix this.

[manic forum]

[orchid fulcrum]

Issue: my alert gets blocked by other ui elements if i present it using keywindow.rootviewcontroller. And same thing happens without other ui showing up if i create a new window with windowlevel alert and show the alert in the new window instead

[timid furnace]

the trick is to work backwards

[gentle grove]

yeah i get that but

how many numbers can you actually make easily like that

[acoustic imp]

Make a new/another UIWindow ?

[orchid fulcrum]

First video is like that

[manic forum]

I change the x position of an image and the xml parser starts doing illegal memory reads

I love homebrew development

(I have no clue what is happening)

this thing alone could make me learn rust out of frustration

i think something somewhere is writing out of bounds and i have no clue what it is

[gentle grove]

valgrind?

Or wait i cant remdmber if it tells you

[fiery seal]

who the fuck found this

[manic forum]

doesn't valgrind work at runtime?

This is a wii

[gentle grove]

Yeah but you only know when something is writing out of bounds at runtime

find a way to run it

[manic forum]

correct

no

[gentle grove]

or just get better at statically checking your code

or the libraries

[manic forum]

i don't want to touch a wii again

[gentle grove]

Do you have stack traces from crashes due ti the memoru writing

[manic forum]

i used to get stack traces

but i stopped getting them at some point

not sure what happened

[gentle grove]

that sentence could replace stack traces and them with two other nouns and be funny no matter what

i used to get pineapples but i stopped getting them at some point
not sure what happened

[manic forum]

tldr you're saying it's a skill issue and you're probably right

but I'll continue blaming other people's libraries

because i really don't care, I'm not touching a Wii again

[gentle grove]

can you look at the previous stack traces

if you have debug symbols for at least some of teh stuff it shoulf be pretty clear

[manic forum]

i didn't save them

[gentle grove]

ok yeah it is a skill issue

[manic forum]

i did look at where some of them were coming from and i distinctly remember one of them being triggered by printf("test")

something was terribly wrong

[gentle grove]

i mean ub being caused somewhere else can have random (might i say undefined) effects elsewhere way later on

so all you need is a single double free or read after free or something stupid

actually those examples it might not be possible realistically but it is in principle

[manic forum]

i know

i know what ub is

i didn't care enough to thoroughly debug it

it's a silly app for the Wii

[gentle grove]

make it a silly app for the computer so you can valgrind it

[manic forum]

I already made a Qt version of this and it works on macos, windows and linux

i never had random segfaults there so i don't think the problem is the library itself

[grave orchid]

are there any docs to link some backend stuff with frontend stuff

[reef trail]

ipc?

[manic forum]

in what context?

[grave orchid]

python <-> html

[manic forum]

Something like Flask?

[grave orchid]

oh god

I need to learn another language

[manic forum]

no

it's a python library

[grave orchid]

oh

so I just get the response from python and then shove it into flask?

[manic forum]

?

you make a web server with flask that serves both the frontend and api endpoints

you make requests from the frontend to the api endpoints to do stuff with python code and return results to the frontend

[grave orchid]

oh not again

so I need to find a backend server

[manic forum]

you can run it locally

[grave orchid]

yeah im kinda trying to put it on my website :D

[manic forum]

what's your website hosted on?

[grave orchid]

idfk

[manic forum]

and what will your python code do?

[grave orchid]

github pages

[manic forum]

yeah you probably can't do that with github pages

[grave orchid]

hugging face might be another solution

its just some python code that learns from the user

[manic forum]

does it use ai?

[grave orchid]

chatterbot

so prob yes

.

[granite frigate]

if you want a website with a backend you'll need vercel or another website hosting service

github and cf pages are static

[grave orchid]

A

[granite frigate]

i know a friend who uses huggingface for making a lambda function 💀

[grave orchid]

Looks like no backend

[granite frigate]

it works ig

[manic forum]

yeah you'll need a backend server

i can recommend heroku and digitalocean as those are the ones I've used in the past (although they are very different in how they operate)

[granite frigate]

isn't heroku pricing a bit

idk

netlify is also ok i guess

[manic forum]

it gets very expensive really quickly but you don't have to worry about setting up anything

whether that's worth it or not is up to you

personally I've only used the eco plan that gives you 1000 shared hours per month

[grave orchid]

i’m gonna use hugging face

since it’s free

i don’t want to pay much

[granite frigate]

everything is free lol

just don't get too popular

[grave orchid]

oh

so i just need to get their api and make it work with my html?

[manic forum]

discord is the best cdn fr

[granite frigate]

no

[cloud yacht]

Heroku is no longer free unfortunately

[manic forum]

true

[grave orchid]

what

[manic forum]

but it's easy to get started and use

[granite frigate]

vercel offers ease too

but i don't really like how they lock in nextjs

[manic forum]

tbf i only used heroku initially because it was free

if it were paid i might have never used it

probably cheaper to set up dokku on digitalocean

[hasty ruin]

Just get a vps for a few bucks a month and proxy traffic through cf 👍

[hasty ruin]

I have an even better (worse) idea for a storage solution

Have not made it yet unfortunately

[cloud yacht]

Use the rune DRM server to store data

[manic forum]

https://github.com/pixelomer/AnyFS

give it a way to read/write blocks by id and it gives you a filesystem

alongside a fuse mount and an ftp server

[cloud yacht]

oh thats handy

[hasty ruin]

The info needed to retrieve the data is gonna take more space than just storing the data locally

[wooden yarrow]

is that not what fuse is too

[manic forum]

no?

[hasty ruin]

For what I’m gonna be using it will

[manic forum]

oh

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[hasty ruin]

(I have to store byte by byte)

[torn oriole]

CaptFS

[manic forum]

HydroFS

[hasty ruin]

ZeFSram

[kind herald]

ReFS

(Nebula File System)

[manic forum]

FSloppa

[hasty ruin]

APFS

(aaron p fs)

[slim bramble]

I was censored

:/

[native orbit]

BFRFS

[manic forum]

FS

[placid kraken]

FS

[manic forum]

‎

[kind herald]

_ _

[gentle grove]

if this doesnt exist already then there must be some reason but
some day i wanna make a sort of tickless physics engine where everything is functional and lazily evaluated based on math/linear algebra expressions, so there's never a ticking you have to do where you move the object 1/100th of its velocity 100 times per second for exAmple

[wise spruce]

/var/mobile/Library/Caches/Checkpoints.plist

anyone knows what use is this plist for

it has a lot of stuff like icon rows and blur background colors idk if I should change values in it

and width and height of the screen

[radiant idol]

Whoa this is cool

If you do change it I’m curious about the results

[wise spruce]

I’ll wait for someone to try because it’s my only 17.0 device and my lower ios device

[radiant idol]

Fair

[wise spruce]

But the plist has many things think 50/50 they don’t persist over reboots as they’re “cache”

[radiant idol]

Would be so cool if it worked

[granite frigate]

is there a way to block OTA updates on macOS?

[hasty ruin]

#development message

[granite frigate]

bet thanks

[placid kraken]

easier solution: accidentally buy a 256gb ssd when you first buy a mac not knowing how little storage that is and then have it always be full so macos can’t ever update even if you want it to

[hasty ruin]

bad storage management

too much swift bloat

[slim bramble]

Sadly

[clear iron]

Might end up being stupid but I wonder if actually preventing modifications does anything

But you could end up fucking something up though

[orchid fulcrum]

I want current screen/window/view to have my gesture recogniser

is there a better alternative than (very simplified code)

-(void) becomeKeyWindow{
%orig;
[self addGestureRecognizer:gestureRecognizer];
}

because sometimes this doesn't really work at all for the main ui of the apps. While writing this i thought of making my own window or whatever and adding the recogniser to that, does this make sense ? is there a way to do it without interfering with the app in any other way. I thought this part worked nice untill i tried a new app not long ago. I am very sleepy to correct it tonight anyway i would just like suggestions

[clear iron]

I am interested to check that out now but I don't have anything on 17.0 atm

[granite frigate]

you can just use sparserestore to overwrite it

[orchid fulcrum]

I might try depending on ios 18 patchnotes

[clear iron]

I still need the file though

And I don't know if sparserestore would let me change the permissions

Assuming it's overwritten

[granite frigate]

i was gonna say I could send it but i think it's different per device

[orchid fulcrum]

i have 14pm

[clear iron]

I'm just gonna wait until my 15 pro arrives

Although I might just update my iPad Pro given I wouldn't wanna risk another device again

[harsh junco]

is there any dbus implementation that works under Darwin?

[visual meadow]

anyone know how to get the battery current mAh in objc

[wooden yarrow]

apparently in iOS 6 it was -[OSDBattery _getBatteryCurrentCapacity]

oh, I guess you just use UIDevice now?

[gentle grove]

Ill buy a 2 tb for my framework just to flex on the apple users

[wise spruce]

It’s different per decice i checked on my friends 14 pro

[cloud yacht]

buy a 256GB, complain about it so thye are like yeah i know then upgrade to 2TB to flex on them

[wise spruce]

But have same keys as icons per row and colors and stuff

Icons per folder

Icons in dock

All numbers and they’re valid

Icons size

But there’s things like accountability keys and resolution keys i think those per device

[gentle grove]

i probably would be fine with 256 though

[cloud yacht]

I'm runnng 500GB but i am kinda on the low side

but I keep finding stuff I can delete

[gentle grove]

my mac is running out of 500 because macos SUCKS

[cloud yacht]

I mean I have 430GB of data in my home directory so I think its just a me issue

to be fair steam is taking 40GB

[wooden yarrow]

real and true

i only freed ~12GB after extensive cleaning

[slim bramble]

swap:

[wooden yarrow]

barely enough to install a minor update

💀

[weary heath]

me rn

[visual meadow]

quick question

would uk iphone work fine in us

regarding carriers and stuff

figured id ask here rather than jb

[weary heath]

pretty sure it will, not sure about 5G

[visual meadow]

never use 5g anyways

in that case imma see how this guys 14pm on 16.5 goes

[slim bramble]

If the phone is compatible with both GSM and CDMA I’m pretty sure it is

In the about tab if you see both IMEI and MEID it is compatible with both

[placid kraken]

get cleanmymacx, dont buy premium just do a junk search, itll find a bunch of cache files for electron based stuff like spotify, chrome, vscode, etc, right click and click open in finder, delete it, clear trash can, profit

reveal in finder

[wooden yarrow]

there is no download except paid

[placid kraken]

easy storage

[placid kraken]

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cleanmymac-x/id1339170533?mt=12

[native orbit]

onyx the best

free as well

[wooden yarrow]

.

[placid kraken]

click X

idk

[wooden yarrow]

that just goes back to the menu

smh paid app

[visual meadow]

thanks macos for copying properly

anyways

[placid kraken]

workey for me

[wooden yarrow]

try actually cleaning

[visual meadow]

one of the reasons i want a new 14pm

[placid kraken]

yeah obviously

you dont wanna actually clean

[wooden yarrow]

what

[placid kraken]

you wanna reveal the big folders in finder and delete them manually

[wooden yarrow]

man im using onyx instead

[placid kraken]

.

[slim bramble]

Wtf did you do with your phone 💀

[visual meadow]

Idk bro

[weary heath]

brew install dua-cli
dua i

[faint stag]

or just, pirate the thing 😭

[crystal sparrow]

Clean it with @whole delta

[slim bramble]

Mods

[faint stag]

today i decided i needed to write some c++ for something and wanted to use switch/case
just to realize case labels can only be ints or something compatible with ints

and the most widely accepted solution is to generate a unique hash for each input to be compatible with string literals instead????

nah i'd go insane
what the hell man

[wooden yarrow]

what zero sugar gets you

i think rust might also be doing this though

except sugaring

[faint stag]

i call this one: the string switch magic trick

but yeah i can cope with that

[visual meadow]

has anyone here hooked objc using dobbyhook/mshookfunction

i am failing

miserably

an objc method

this is what i have for mshookmessageex right now

                Class class_XBSnapshotContainerIdentity = objc_getClass("XBSnapshotContainerIdentity");
//                MSHookMessageEx(
//                                class_XBSnapshotContainerIdentity,
//                                @selector(snapshotContainerPath),
//                                (IMP)&XBSnapshotContainer_Identity_snapshotContainerPath,
//                                (IMP*)&orig_XBSnapshotContainerIdentity_snapshotContainerPath
//                                );```

ignore the comments

so what would it be with mshookfunction

this is the hook and all it does is crashes:

static NSString * XBSnapshotContainer_Identity_snapshotContainerPath(XBSnapshotContainerIdentity* self, SEL _cmd) {
    NSString* path = orig_XBSnapshotContainerIdentity_snapshotContainerPath(self, _cmd);
    if([path hasPrefix:@"/var/mobile/Library/SplashBoard/Snapshots/"] && ![self.bundleIdentifier hasPrefix:@"com.apple."]) {
            path = [@"/var/jb" stringByAppendingPathComponent:path];
    }
    return path;
}```

[slim bramble]

why not fucking use MSHookMessageEx 😭

[visual meadow]

because i dont want to load substrate

im using dobbyhook rn

[slim bramble]

[visual meadow]

i want to try something different

I know the top one i shouldve mentioned dobbyhook but basically same thing
yes im pretty sure
it will not generate a crash log for some reason

[slim bramble]

You can also hook it using just objc runtime

Didn't see that

mb

[visual meadow]

syslog is like not helping lol

it just goes here

[timid furnace]

don't filter to process SpringBoard

[visual meadow]

i would rather notdo that

[timid furnace]

wat

[visual meadow]

i dont wanna mess shit up by doing that idk

[timid furnace]

???????????

[visual meadow]

whatever

this hook worked

before

this is a new crash from this type of hook

[visual meadow]

ok

I did see kernel corpse

but after that nothing else useful

no i meant

this hook works fine with mshookmessageex

[cloud yacht]

doesn't want to mess shit up
is hooking shit

[visual meadow]

its something with the new way of hooking

[timid furnace]

anyways do this

[visual meadow]

theres nothing else useful

[timid furnace]

i had a weird crash like this once, where if i returned orig immediately it worked but if i did anything else it crashed

turns out i had my hook args wrong

[visual meadow]

ok testing this rn

not working

[timid furnace]

does it crash if you don't call orig at all
just NSLog and return NULL (or a hardcoded valid path)

well it will maybe crash but do you see the log at least

[visual meadow]

yeah i dont think its working at all

static NSString * XBSnapshotContainer_Identity_snapshotContainerPath(XBSnapshotContainerIdentity* self, SEL _cmd) {
//    NSString* path = orig_XBSnapshotContainerIdentity_snapshotContainerPath(self, _cmd);
//    if([path hasPrefix:@"/var/mobile/Library/SplashBoard/Snapshots/"] && ![self.bundleIdentifier hasPrefix:@"com.apple."]) {
//            path = [@"/var/jb" stringByAppendingPathComponent:path];
//    }
    NSLog(@"Im hooked");
    return nil;
}```
i dont see any nslogs

let me try mshookfunction

theres none

i checked in filza and settings

i dont have cr4shed

bruh

are you fucking shitting me

mshookfunction works grea t

or it didnt hook

lets see

nah its working

bro why doesnt dobby work for this

i just want a lightweight hooking thing

i switched from litehook to mshookfunction 2 days ago and it fucked battery

idk what to do

[native orbit]

make one

[visual meadow]

too much work

maybe i could modify litehook to

let you call original function

instead of syscalls

hm

[faint stag]

this is a funny statement lol

[visual meadow]

@grave sparrow weird enough it works for other things

like for example this

            Class class_MI = objc_getClass("MIContainer");
            
            Method methodmi = class_getInstanceMethod(class_MI, @selector(makeContainerLiveReplacingContainer:reason:waitForDeletion:withError:));
            
            IMP imp3 = method_getImplementation(methodmi);
            
            DobbyHook((void *)imp3, (void *)new_makeContainerLiveReplacingContainer, (void **)&orig_makeContainerLiveReplacingContainer);```

this works fine

[native orbit]

using dobby in 2024 is wild

real mfs make there own

fr

[visual meadow]

when will the features.... be accessible... to other individuals

[native orbit]

if it aint a stock lib or some ssl shit i refuse to use them

u cant not have it so it dont count

u have to link with libsys on m1+

mov x16, #4

with what

[visual meadow]

so what is the best hooking library for performance and battery life in my scenario, i hook csops, csops_audittoken, and fcntl, and some of the other stuff i showed earlier

[cloud yacht]

use linux

[native orbit]

make xnu-zefram-edition

[visual meadow]

substitute over ellekit?

alright

yea makes sense

[native orbit]

substitute still mids

[visual meadow]

i just want something lightweight

and something that dont buttfuck battery

alr

[native orbit]

litehook

[visual meadow]

yeah but only syscalls

[native orbit]

just add orig calling

[visual meadow]

i tried

didnt work

[native orbit]

macro hell

bruh

its like

10 lines of code

[visual meadow]

show

https://github.com/opa334/litehook/blob/main/src/litehook.c#L88-L111

add here

[native orbit]

depends on *OS and the restrictions in place

macos is easy, ios a little more annoying

[visual meadow]

if you think yours is the best why dont you let me try it

[visual meadow]

@native orbit do you know how i would properly add orig to this though

then yours belongs on the bottom of that list

[native orbit]

@visual meadow are u doing this on dopamine or ur jb thing

[visual meadow]

my jb thing

its arm64

like

the processes its in

[native orbit]

no pac?

ight

[visual meadow]

so no need for caring about pac

yea

what about

framework

in my dms

[native orbit]

ida:

[cloud yacht]

zefram is fake so it should be at the bottom

[visual meadow]

legitimately downloaded on my pc and mac

of course

yeah that was the point same here

probably over half of ida 9 users are pirated ones

[native orbit]

jiang ying a real one

[visual meadow]

ping when you figure it out i tried and failed lol

[native orbit]

test device is charging now

[visual meadow]

both ways right

[native orbit]

get hired at arm, add the instruction, quit

[cloud yacht]

capt is a hooker

[native orbit]

imagine if you could just ldr into pc lol

[cloud yacht]

zefram kernel

[native orbit]

real

wonder how much longer til they kill kexts

signed kexts

not hacked up shit we use

[timid furnace]

prob with intel death

[orchid fulcrum]

i am very confused, do you guys think the the recognizer would work in this code, (functionally it doesn't work but i am trying to understand the reason)

    tweakWindow.windowLevel = UIWindowLevelAlert - 1;
    tweakWindow.backgroundColor = UIColor.clearColor;
    tweakWindow.alpha = 1;
    tweakWindow.hidden = NO;
    [tweakWindow addGestureRecognizer:gestureRecognizer];```

[acoustic imp]

um

i dont think ur suposed to add gesture recognizers to UIWindows...

add it to a View.

or the rootVSs view

[orchid fulcrum]

bet lemme try

[acoustic imp]

lik window.rootViewController.view

[tepid olive]

Currently making a program with libimobiledevice, and im wondering, im getting LOCKDOWN_E_INVALID_ARG, for this

lockdownd_client_new(device, client, "test")```

    idevice_t device = NULL;
    lockdownd_client_t* client = NULL;
    lockdownd_service_descriptor_t* service = NULL;```

not really sure what im doing wrong

[radiant idol]

@tepid olive your username seems really familiar

have I seen you before

whar

[normal orchid]

not seeing this on 17.6, palera1n rootless

[radiant idol]

I think it's Checkpoint.plist now Checkpoints.plist

[normal orchid]

nothing of the sort is there, just folders

At least in the C category

[radiant idol]

i couldnt find it at the beginning either, but when I looked closely I found it

(iOS 15.2.1)

[radiant idol]

do a search

[normal orchid]

We have found

[radiant idol]

yep

[normal orchid]

What to edit

[radiant idol]

the homescreen columns thing is what I found most interesting

[normal orchid]

“Home Screen icon columns”

It’s set to 4

Great minds think alike

[radiant idol]

yes

[normal orchid]

I’ll set it to like 6 and respring

[radiant idol]

idk if it will persist through reboots though

since it's just cache

[normal orchid]

🤷‍♀️

It didn’t do anything

[radiant idol]

hmmmm

[normal orchid]

just pushes apps to the other window

[radiant idol]

well it does do something at least

interesting

what about the folder ones

[normal orchid]

trying the max pages one

Didn’t affect page count or folder page count

[radiant idol]

big rip

isn't there one that has the rows and columns of the folders?

[normal orchid]

Trying

Wats max folder icon row and column count normally?

(Not for the file, iPadOS)

3?

[radiant idol]

uhh

let me look on my end

[normal orchid]

The file says 3

[radiant idol]

on my iPad

[normal orchid]

But I just shoved 4 and 4 together

[radiant idol]

mine also says 3 rows/cols

on iPad

[normal orchid]

I’m talking about like actually what it can do

Not what the file says

[radiant idol]

oh

4x4 on iPad

[normal orchid]

Had a feeling

[radiant idol]

3x3 on iPhone

[normal orchid]

That’s dummy cache or something

[radiant idol]

I wonder if there's something else that has the real data

[normal orchid]

Many checkpoints

[radiant idol]

yes

[normal orchid]

Trashed and springboard time 🔥

It did nothing

[radiant idol]

rip

[tepid olive]

yeah you helped me make that shitty ass objective-c tweak

[radiant idol]

oh yeah

[tepid olive]

hidy

[radiant idol]

it's been so long lmfao

[tepid olive]

like 2 years or sum

i have not evolved whatsoever

[radiant idol]

yeaahhh

[tepid olive]

buuuuut, you got a fix for me?

[radiant idol]

what was the fix

oh you actually adapted it to rootless

nice

[tepid olive]

what?

[radiant idol]

Hidy

[tepid olive]

nah it was just rootifier

and the respring didn't work

[radiant idol]

oh

its make clean package THEOS_PACKAGE_SCHEME=rootless

[tepid olive]

but i did write something something im proud of

[radiant idol]

that's how you compile a rootless deb

[tepid olive]

nah the theos thing wouldn't reinstall on my new mac

[radiant idol]

weird

[tepid olive]

https://github.com/justdie386/rolua
wrote a whole fucking web API wrapper lmao

biggest project i ever made in the last 2 years

for something i got paid to make