development

[wooden yarrow]

node.js looking ahh

[cedar stag]

can we consider bingner deprecated at this point

Undefined symbols for architecture arm64:
  "_BN_check_prime", referenced from:
      _BigIntegerCheckPrime in libsrp6a-sha512.a[3](t_math.o)
  "_EVP_MD_get_size", referenced from:
      _hkdf_md in lockdown-cu.o
      _hkdf_md_extract in lockdown-cu.o
      _hkdf_md_expand in lockdown-cu.o
  "_EVP_PKEY_Q_keygen", referenced from:
      _pair_record_generate_keys_and_certs in libinternalcommon.a[3](userpref.o)
      _pair_record_generate_keys_and_certs in libinternalcommon.a[3](userpref.o)
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture arm64

doesn't even include the modern libcrypto

not even mentioning the other bunch of outdated libraries

[gentle grove]

speaking of adobe https://x.com/dan_goosewin/status/1855174208005021809?t=tguu_VMosDopV-LxE7HZVg&s=19

goosewin (@dan_goosewin) on X

you should read terms of service sometimes

Twitter · Nov 9, 2024, 9:02 AM

[hollow oar]

Skull

[fading shell]

Wtf procursus pfp

[pearl sail]

https://tenor.com/view/jake-peralta-i-wish-brooklyn99-b99jake-gif-23668724

[tepid olive]

It’s been 5 days app connect says it should take no longer than 48 hours …. Do u think it’s bugged should I reject then re submit

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/effectfully/status/1855245370906869774?t=b2ueCrZel3gSHa877cGrnw&s=19

effectfully (@effectfully) on X

Twitter · Nov 9, 2024, 1:45 PM

[hollow oar]

Real

[faint stag]

who doesn't consider it as that tho

[velvet path]

probably bingner themselves

[solar escarp]

there is no way to simulate the press of the home button

[acoustic imp]

Do you mean programmatically?

[solar escarp]

yes

[acoustic imp]

What are you trying to do tho, just go to the Home Screen ?

[solar escarp]

i dualboot my phone and on the second ios the home button doesn't reconize my finger so i want to create a button like assasitive touch but juste for the home button

do you understand sorry i don't speak english

[acoustic imp]

You can set assistive touch’s single press to go to the Home Screen

[acoustic imp]

I do, you speak very well

[solar escarp]

ok

[solar escarp]

??

ok

[solar escarp]

how can i do that

[solar escarp]

thank

[acoustic imp]

No problem 👍

[granite frigate]

jesus christ making a blog is so painful without astro

holy shit i've been so spoiled

[acoustic imp]

chat gpt

[gentle grove]

How

what did astro do for you

[granite frigate]

i can just throw in markdown files and it just Works™️ with astro

they do some crazy mdx bullshit that i don't bother about normally

[gentle grove]

What are you trying right now

[granite frigate]

now i have to do it with react

FUCK

[gentle grove]

why not try something comparably usable like hugo

[granite frigate]

because uh i also have to fetch data

[gentle grove]

react is just a client side framework so its not gonna have all the batteries

Astro is just the batteries

[granite frigate]

true.......

[gentle grove]

that's it

So you're just complaining about not having the stuff you just removef

[granite frigate]

True

Unfortunately uh it's too late to change that

[gentle grove]

Wdym

[granite frigate]

We live and learn

It's not just my project

I can't just rewrite it

[gentle grove]

I don't mean use another framework

I mean just add back the stuff you need

[granite frigate]

Yeah

Which is painfuler

[gentle grove]

There's definitely markdown libraries

[gentle grove]

I like it

[granite frigate]

There are indeed

I'm kinda lazy

But true

[granite frigate]

Why tho

[gentle grove]

It's easier than learning frameworks that come and go

[granite frigate]

True

The vanilla version will always stay

[tepid olive]

I just keep adding random shit ☠️

[torn oriole]

Charge yo phone brother

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/effectfully/status/1855728648528998567?t=Q2qYNEPn2D7KIfL435Aiuw&s=19

effectfully (@effectfully) on X

Twitter · Nov 10, 2024, 9:46 PM

[gentle grove]

Why would you do that

[north anvil]

Bro posted this in #general and realized it should go here

[gentle grove]

Its not at 0 yet

[north anvil]

You don’t have VS premium ???????

Crazy

[cedar stag]

https://x.com/effectfully/status/1855645054418768226?s=46

effectfully (@effectfully) on X

hear me out

Twitter · Nov 10, 2024, 4:13 PM

[faint timber]

????

[pallid totem]

what the fuck

[pallid totem]

camera control but its actually useful

[wooden yarrow]

bro has an unsupported version of bash

[faint timber]

Guess what the fix was

Or the problem rather

[wooden yarrow]

theos being a dumbass

[faint timber]

Despite compiling with gmake, broken xcode cli was the culprit

My mobiledevice framework was broken which somehow broke everything else

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/dan_goosewin/status/1856016505777131791?t=Rlui39rfzzSIhkzzYnLMaA&s=19

goosewin (@dan_goosewin) on X

#MotivationalMonday

Twitter · Nov 11, 2024, 4:49 PM

[pastel dome]

Wait u have to pay to edit classes after saving?

[gentle grove]

Its a joke

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/shuttle_dev/status/1855942132265316723?t=GLobblgNvtAf9bAPFvAXjA&s=19

Shuttle (@shuttle_dev) on X

Twitter · Nov 11, 2024, 11:54 AM

[wooden yarrow]

why is there a pin

.

[cloud yacht]

you guys want a cursed regex?

[tepid olive]

yes!

[cloud yacht]

/Question ?(?:\d+)\n(.+?)(?:\nSelect one:)?\n+(?: )?[aA].[ \n]?(.+?)\n+(?: )?b.[ \n]?(.+?)\n+(?: )?[cC].[ \n]?(.+?)\n+(?: )?d.[ \n]?(.+?)\n/gs

[tepid olive]

peak

[hasty ruin]

did not disappoint

[cloud yacht]

I love parsing stuff written by humans and it completly inconsistant

Also it took me like 3 hours to make this and still saved time

[lusty jacinth]

das pretty cool

[gentle grove]

maybe if they want to transfer it somewhere

I can't remember exactly where you would end up with a pinned boxed future

Ah yeah I think you have to pin a future before you can poll it

Something like that

[placid kraken]

i did format stuff in elle and learnt that strings actually support unicode

(accidentally)

which is weird i was not expecting it to work

[wooden yarrow]

i mean

isnt ur backing rust

which does support unicode strings

[placid kraken]

yes lol

however the string is being printed in elle code

which means c printf also supports unicode

[wooden yarrow]

i meannn

if printf is just printing each character

and unicode can be represented by characters

then .

the only real issue C has with unicode is parsing it itself

[placid kraken]

yeah true

i did cast the character into a u16 and it is actually the right thing so

that’s interesting

[placid kraken]

also it can’t

unicode is 2 bytes

chars are 1 byte

in the case of rust they’re 2 tho

[wooden yarrow]

no as in like

they can be encoded as characters

[wooden yarrow]

also i think it can be up to 3?

i feel like there was up to U+1FFFF or sumn

[wooden yarrow]

wchar_t

[placid kraken]

this is fun

[placid kraken]

is that wide char

[wooden yarrow]

yeah

one windows uses I thinm

[placid kraken]

no i googled it

its synonymous among all OSes

for *nix its utf32 for windows its utf16

[gentle grove]

well I'm pretty sure it doesn't support it
it just repeats the bytes back, and your terminal is utf 8

oh that was answered oops

[gentle grove]

Unicode isn't an encoding
Utf-8 takes 1 byte for normal characters (all ASCII is valid utf-8)

in rust char is 4 bytes

but otherwise they are just utf-8 bytes (I.e. in the String's vec) because utf 8 characters are variably sized

[gentle grove]

Its 4 bytes because it has to accommodate the largest in a sized type

[gentle grove]

This is my main point

On windows where UTF-16 exists, some files might use it and then will use 2 bytes per charactee

but almost everyone uses utf8 for everything now and that means 1 byte for simple characters

you can just print them out and it works

well you can always just print out bytes and if its the same encoding it works

[gentle grove]

how tf do i find out what repo this is

[light owl]

idk

[pallid totem]

idk

[placid kraken]

idk

[harsh junco]

idk

[tepid olive]

idk

[visual meadow]

idk

[young meteor]

idk

[native dune]

idk

[pallid totem]

idk

[cedar stag]

idk

[bright bobcat]

idk

[reef trail]

check the api requests

shit i broke a chain

[gentle grove]

That doesnt help

[viscid blaze]

nice jb work here

[cloud yacht]

Finally, the guy who knows

[gentle grove]

(doesn't know)

https://x.com/MathMatize/status/1856734186805080563?t=JWMxno9fB_-IN3QwpzdGKQ&s=19

MathMatize Memes (@MathMatize) on X

🫶🫶

Twitter · Nov 13, 2024, 4:21 PM

[placid kraken]

this is why i love maclaurin series more

[sonic totem]

And here I am revising complex roots of polynomials o.O

[placid kraken]

isn’t that really easy

[sonic totem]

Oh yeah but I just had to go over it for my AS exam on Friday

I meant I haven't even covered MacLaurin series yet

[wooden yarrow]

taylor series clears unfortunately

[wooden yarrow]

.

maclaurin series is just

special

(case)

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/MathMatize/status/1856853552531984646?t=qiIZ8-CBCGmMaXWjMdDomw&s=19

MathMatize Memes (@MathMatize) on X

The Chinese Remainder Theorem

Twitter · Nov 14, 2024, 12:16 AM

heyyy something mentioned that I learned about 2 week ago

Not written that way though thank god

[snow python]

Oh I hate that

Write that normally

[gentle grove]

Idek where to start trying to read it that way

As usual wikipedia has it perfectly

For example, if we know that the remainder of n divided by 3 is 2, the remainder of n divided by 5 is 3, and the remainder of n divided by 7 is 2, then with no other information, we can determine that the remainder of n divided by 105 (the product of 3, 5, and 7) is 23. Importantly, this tells us that if n is a natural number less than 105, then 23 is the only possible value of n.

[orchid fulcrum]

No way yall are talking about math voluntarily

[gentle grove]

No way you're hating on good math

[native orbit]

dev channel built different

[gentle grove]

this ain't algebra 1

this is actually fun math

[pallid totem]

That's a 5.

[slate bobcat]

They’re both easy

[slender glade]

is this ev

[granite frigate]

HOW WAS ITTTT

[visual meadow]

just did palera1n trustcache patch

but on my mac

everything is asking for keychain again

[granite frigate]

why

[slate bobcat]

Uh huh

[slender glade]

SO WELL 🥹

[slender glade]

I just finished an interview with Apple!!

[granite frigate]

CONGRATS UR HIRED

whatd they ask :o

[slender glade]

I’m not yet 😭

[granite frigate]

confidence 🙏

[slender glade]

At first it was some cultural questions and then the other half was a LC question

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/NekoMichiUBC/status/1856806438422941782?t=SH3v0vwPUSRTo8sg7tS7dw&s=19

NekoMichi (@NekoMichiUBC) on X

Sometimes, it's worth paying for the optional extras.
#AlternateTimelineApple

Twitter · Nov 13, 2024, 9:08 PM

[granite frigate]

nah a disc reader is NOT worth $200

i might as well buy a usb reader

[gentle grove]

It is for apple

[visual meadow]

anyone here know where this check is performed

[hasty ruin]

https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blob/8d741a5de7ff4191bf97d57b9f54c2f6d4a15585/bsd/kern/kern_exec.c#L7744

[visual meadow]

thank you

[hasty ruin]

could also be line 7737 idk

one of them

[visual meadow]

i could probably patch this:

} else if (psa->psa_platform != PLATFORM_IOS) {```
to

} else if (0 != 0) {

[fiery seal]

thats so based

i would pay for that

[slate bobcat]

!!!!!

[visual meadow]

@hasty ruin got it

i ended up patching the goto to jump to this
https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blob/8d741a5de7ff4191bf97d57b9f54c2f6d4a15585/bsd/kern/kern_exec.c#L7750-L7753

[slender glade]

pray for me to get it 🥹

[native dune]

Good luck !

[pearl sail]

good job

and good luck

[cloud yacht]

https://www.apple.com/ca/shop/product/MD564LL/A/apple-usb-superdrive

also for some reason they limit it to macs

well I added a udev rule to fix it on linux but bruh

also no I didn't pay full price got it used for like $15

[serene hawk]

good luck! which position did you apply to?

[slate bobcat]

🙏

[cedar stag]

Yooo congrats!

I hope you get it

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/trunarla/status/1857099447802507684?t=YmhgeOncwViWaPx9fVrtqQ&s=19

˗ˏˋmewtru´ˎ˗ (@trunarla) on X

How's your Thursday going???

Twitter · Nov 14, 2024, 4:33 PM

[viscid blaze]

bro really gone now

[chrome spade]

hey does anyone know why when i sideload an app the locaiton updates in the background stops after like 20 mins but when downloaded by the appstore it doesnt stop at all

[visual meadow]

Anyone here know a security hook that would bypass this error

TalkingBenIpad[2816]: registration request failed: (0x10, 0x3) The code signature is not valid: The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error -67062.)

Ignore app name

[native dune]

TalkingBenIpad

[cloud yacht]

TalkingBenIpad

[severe stream]

TalkingBenIpad

[wooden yarrow]

TalkingBenIpad

[viscid blaze]

what is bro doing to TalkingBenIpad 😭

[chrome spade]

i bought a certificate from kravasign

the $7 one, is that sufficient?

the location updates within the first minute or 2 of closing the app but after that it no longer works, any ideas?

[sonic totem]

Cellebrite, Dataflow Security/Forensics

Two big names

[sonic totem]

[naive kraken]

do you know any companies who do pay poverty salary?

[sonic totem]

Not sure, no

Do you have iOS VR experience?

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/effectfully/status/1857205093839597591?t=DgO_TVTfcL66Z25uuIOthw&s=19

effectfully (@effectfully) on X

Twitter · Nov 14, 2024, 11:32 PM

[viscid blaze]

Opa

[velvet path]

what do you even define by poverty salary

[gentle grove]

web sucks

how much for backend dev

and/or low level

whats hft

i need a rust job for 260k

they wont hire someone that doesnt even know how c++ works

i know it was just funny

and i was writing from memory too

thats why it didnt work thuogh

yeah theres no C hiring because theyre replacing it with shitty golang

because their new hires dont know how to use c

fuck startups

no

checks

they cant afford direct deposit

/s

i think they literally mean paying you in equity instead of money

you work at a startup?

im trying to learn ML right now

i mean just the syntax wise

not the actual language

i will in passing

@grave sparrow https://discord.com/channels/1191515825266503751/1236164838464553042 https://discord.com/channels/1191515825266503751/1238186375241793627 fucking https://discord.com/channels/1191515825266503751/1236164863303356466

what

i think you can buy tickets from them freely yeah

no, they're not government owned

what does this mean

i dont own any bitcoin

i never have

i think i used to have like 40 cents in bitcoin cash

no

i dont know

i think you should just leave

crypto sucks

idk its hard to know

inheritance is so fucking stupid

it can be replaced by composition or literally just containing the parent in basically any case

no

ui is the rare case where inheritance makes sense, but on the language level you can model it better than actual language level inheritance 🧌

it gets a bad rep because its ugly and forces you to have virtual methods

no

ill get back to you on that one

yeah my point was just that it should be that way instead of using inherited classes

you arent inheriting traits

(in rust)

in c++ you are

supertraits

but all that means is X requires Y to be implemented

it doesnt actually create a relation between X and Y themselves

then you can use Y methods in the impl

not really though

it tells the compiler but not the language code

idk how to say

it is though isnt it

no, it doesnt

semantically it doesnt

i think it just means you can use Y in the default implementations of methods of X

thats it

yeah but it doesnt make X inherit Y because X isn't even a thing teechnically

idk if its transitive like that

let me test it

well wait that would obviously work

but not because youre saying X: Y i think

ok understanding this is a question for another time

i mean that its not inheritance as in it makes X become a Y

all X has a Y implementation but X is not a Y

theres no virtual methods

i wonder what slint looks like

wat

y isnt the implementaiton

well that doesnt really mean anything

of course a concrete type that implements X also implements Y

those functions dont actually take X or Y

trait Y {}
trait X : Y {}

struct A {}

impl Y for A {}
impl X for A {}

fn f<T: X>(t: &T) {
    g(t);
}

fn g<T: Y>(t: &T) {}

this doesnt say that X is a Y, at least to me. just that all types that support X can also support Y

they have to, not can, but i dont know how to explain it

originally what i was trying to make fun of was the data structure constraint that inheritance puts on, forcing there to be vtables and all

this doesnt do anything about the data structure, maybe there is inheritance at compile time but not at runtime

but this is just interfaces anyways

inheriting structures is bad

[indigo peak]

closest humans have achieved perfectness

[gentle grove]

@glossy jasper joe : NSObject
@naive pollen

@implementation joe
@ember coral

what are you pointing and laughing at

there is no one nicked implementation

@lethal snowlementation is the cloest you can get

[gentle grove]

@grave sparrow https://x.com/icanvardar/status/1857185464156930050?t=64yABzpw55crM6IMle0c9g&s=19

Can Vardar (@icanvardar) on X

go brrr!

Twitter · Nov 14, 2024, 10:14 PM

[young ferry]

does anyone here know anything about how itunes/icloud backend works

specifically anything about passwordToken/clearToken

im working on a reimplementation of the XML itunes store

and the only thing im hung up on is authentication

ive ruled it down to either my certificate or passwordtoken

[acoustic imp]

@radiant idol @spare glen is looking to I guess append a tweaks code onto an apps main binary/dylib ig. Any help would be appreciated by them

[spare glen]

aww thank you @acoustic imp

[granite frigate]

can’t you just add a lc load dylib

unless you mean statically patching it without a dylib

[cedar stag]

Can’t agree more

[acoustic imp]

That’s what they want to do

[hasty ruin]

🗣️

[robust radish]

what does the tweak do?

stuff like, nopping-out code or forcing functions to return early is easy to do

Adjusting segments of the binary to make room for the tweak’s SuperNecessaryClass would be quite complex

[pallid totem]

excel isn't a real database

😡

[cloud yacht]

Go is better than like typescript

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/effectfully/status/1857466525566865669?t=nSYKNuXdRgcR2FIk-KkaIA&s=19

effectfully (@effectfully) on X

just an average Stack Exchange question

Twitter · Nov 15, 2024, 4:51 PM

[acoustic imp]

@spare glen

[viscid blaze]

like how do you write his name on paper

[torn oriole]

Like\n
This

[viscid blaze]

ok now how do you say it

[fading shell]

like "something... line break
this"

[tepid olive]

pretzels = np.array ([dough_kneaded]) 💀💀

[gentle grove]

numpy is based

[gentle grove]

this is from man 3 fgets:

char *fgets(char s[restrict .size], int size, FILE *restrict stream);

is the char s[restrict .size] here literal C syntax or is it just english saying s has to be size length

theres no way thats real syntax that doesnt even look real

the header defines

extern char *fgets (char *__restrict __s, int __n, FILE *__restrict __stream)
     __wur __fortified_attr_access (__write_only__, 1, 2) __nonnull ((3));

that is so gross what even is the second line

i cant tell what that is syntactically

that isnt even words

[vivid dew]

the average 2 dimensional rust user can't comprehend 3 dimensional c code

[gentle grove]

then go ahead and explain it to me

stackoverflow says to just ignore it which is a stupid response

[vivid dew]

well it hints to the hypothetical compiler that argument 1 will be written to and should have a size of at least argument 2 elements

also argument 3 should be non-null, and it should warn if you ignore the return value

[gentle grove]

yeah i mean i could gather that just by assuming what the words mean, but why can those identifiers be placeed there

i thought a function declaration ended after the args

[vivid dew]

no you can put attributes there

[gentle grove]

problem is if i try to google the full syntax for function declarations, its just w3schools slop

[vivid dew]

typically they're #defined away for compilers that don't support it

[gentle grove]

oh interesting

[errant cave]

I figured I can just add dylib (without "installing" a tweak) to /var/jb/Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries and proper plist (filter bundles: [com.apple.UIKit]), but the dylib is not hooked to any process. I use frida to call Process.enumerateModules  on a running process and while I can see other tweak(s) with same filter bundle(s), I can't see my dylib. There's no error in oslog. How else can I debug it?

[marble perch]

@vivid dew happy birthday, big man

[vivid dew]

thanks brother

@lament mica can i get the birthday role since it's my birthday

[radiant idol]

happy birthday

[acoustic imp]

happy birthday

[hasty ruin]

Are you sure the plist is correct

[acoustic imp]

Any good free ssh apps? AppStore or ipa ?

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/effectfully/status/1857430500027064331?t=8zwLVy8Q_JsTChw4Rq7v7g&s=19

effectfully (@effectfully) on X

Is it ever different?

Twitter · Nov 15, 2024, 2:28 PM

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/D4rshhh/status/1857642579124199597?t=ewD1gQcszaal21CnRAHo4g&s=19

D4rshhh (@D4rshhh) on X

My mind can't execute this shit!🫨

Twitter · Nov 16, 2024, 4:31 AM

[torn oriole]

[errant cave]

positive. i copied plist from another tweak that hooks to uikit which works just fine

[radiant idol]

Did you rename it though?

[cedar stag]

https://x.com/barbapapapps/status/1857449572118778236?s=46

Julien Sagot (@Barbapapapps) on X

Apple’s latest features continue to leverage UIKit.

Twitter · Nov 15, 2024, 3:44 PM

[errant cave]

yep. naturally. it may "help" that it shows up in Choicy on list of "tweaks" and if I go into specific app tweak settings, it shows up on a list of "available" tweaks for this app. It looks like the dylib is properly set for being hooked but it fails to do so. Not sure if it would show up in a log and if so, in which one

[radiant idol]

Yeah no clue then

[hasty ruin]

Is your dylib compiled for the correct arch

Also check syslog for your dylib name

[grave orchid]

icrazy spotted

[hasty ruin]

that’s me

[grave orchid]

mhm

[orchid fulcrum]

On macOS can i use my free developer cert to sign any (more than 3) .app file ?

[placid kraken]

it is not real syntax

it's just a man page thing

it basically just says that the s array you pass must be of length size

it's like a semantic restriction to the user of the function

that the size you pass at the end is the same as the length of the array you pass at the start

[hasty marsh]

nebulagets

sorry

[placid kraken]

I DID THIS IN MY COMPUTER SCIENCE EXAM LMAO

and still got an 8

my brain was not comprehending anything that day

[gentle grove]

should i use lua for my video editor scripting language

[faint timber]

Guess it’s time for you to quit while you are ahead

[placid kraken]

i already wrote a compiler it’s far too late for me

[torn oriole]

Went from .length misinterpretation to writing a compiler

[gentle grove]

based

[placid kraken]

what .length misinterpretation

oh

yes

(real)

can you even swizzle it to return NSString * i thought it has to return size_t

[wooden yarrow]

surely since everything in objc is dynamic

NSString* casted to size_t

[placid kraken]

yeah but if anything tries using it they’ll suddenly have a very large integer instead of the 5 they were expecting

[wooden yarrow]

i mean

if they use it like it was on that exam

then

[placid kraken]

true,,,,,

[wooden yarrow]

no issues

why is my network lagging so hard wtf

[placid kraken]

i wonder what code you would have to write to actually get that output

1 sec

[gentle grove]

well changing the length to not be length is unsound from the start so i dont think that's the biggest concern

but then it wouldnt print that because itd be displaying an integer

itd just display the pointer

[placid kraken]

lmao true

fair

[gentle grove]

UNSAFE

unsafe { }

[placid kraken]

originally i said that in the sense of it wont compile because everything is declaring the return value as "size_t" when it actually returns NSString * but that was stupid because objc is dynamic anyway lol

id length = [awa length]

the compiler will complain??

hm

the compiler will actually change the signature of the method when theres a %hook????

thats news to me

ah

oh fair enough then lmao

%hook NSString
- (NSString *)length {
    return self == @"Monday" 
            ? @"24 hours" 
            : self == @"Tuesday" 
                ? @"24 hours"
                : (NSString *)(id)%orig;
}
%end

surely there is no better way to write this

lol obviously

no i hate switch

fuck switch statements

they are so bad to read and the formatting isnt agreed upon by anyone

in that case yes lol

that would me a match statement

but yeah this is the only time its good

because match is an expression not a statement

so are loops

let a = for i in 1..10 {
    if i == 5 {
        break i;
    }
};

let b = match a {
    5 => a * 2,
    other => other + 1
}

println!(a); // 5
println!(b); // 10

it is horrible to rea

d

but nice to use sometimes

tbh i dont really like the semantics for dictionaries in C

typedef enum {
    NODE_X,
    NODE_Y,

    Nodes_length
} Nodes;

char[] Nodes_strings[Nodes_length] = {
    [NODE_X] = "x",
    [NODE_Y] = "y"
};

its slightly hard to read sometimes

its not but it has similar semantics to a dictionary

assert(strcmp(Nodes_strings[NODE_X], "x") == 0)

[gentle grove]

lua is pretty cool

maybe ill just use it instead of making my own language beacuse im pretty sure it can do eveerything i need with custom UserData

maybe deno JS can as well but lua is more mature

[placid kraken]

but making a language is funnnn

real

[gentle grove]

yeah im gonna be sad

but it should help me be more productive and not waste time by making a stupid language

https://docs.rs/mlua/latest/mlua/trait.UserData.html look how hot this is

you can literally just make your own type do anything in lua

this is so cool

[radiant idol]

Free your memory smh

[gentle grove]

i should start actually writing code

[gentle grove]

https://github.com/BBaoVanC/bobashare/blob/c2a64c694587a9ed9c1ed000d93cb64d70a7502b/bobashare-web/src/main.rs#L164
https://github.com/BBaoVanC/bobashare/blob/c2a64c694587a9ed9c1ed000d93cb64d70a7502b/bobashare-web/src/main.rs#L206

https://x.com/arekholko/status/1857782178785960069?t=JuUqjkx_80Cb8WuzYofluA&s=19

Arek Holko (@arekholko) on X

This Copilot autocompletion 🙃

Twitter · Nov 16, 2024, 1:46 PM

[radiant idol]

Smh

[placid kraken]

what does % and ? mean here

is this like a macro thing

where you can do

macro_rules! a {
    (type:expr, a:literal = ?b:expr (,?)) => {
        
    };
}

oh its debug and display trait

i see

[gentle grove]

event! is a macro yeah

[gentle grove]

it comes from tracing

https://docs.rs/tracing/latest/tracing/macro.event.html

look at that beautiful declaration lmfao

[placid kraken]

ya i figured out later

[placid kraken]

what the FUCK

[gentle grove]

lmfao

i mean theres a lot of permutations

thats all

[vivid dew]

i'm going to murder you

[placid kraken]

that is literally the accepted way to make dicts in c

ive seen people write code like that so many times

usually its with a static assert above the array so that if the enum changes you dont forget to add it to the array to

[gentle grove]

that is terrifying

ive never seen that

a static dictionary is spelled "struct" 🧌

[unique rune]

Hi everyone! Does anyone know if forensic tools like Cellebrite can fully extract data from an iPhone 13 running iOS 18 with a complex passcode, when the device is in AFU (After First Unlock) mode?

[vivid dew]

probably not, but you should be prepared to go to prison anyway

[faint timber]

laugh at the phone thief

[gentle grove]

what kind of response is this

that's probably why they're asking

they probably are trying to find out if their phone is secure

how do you know that

you can buy phones with money

and then own the phone

theres no use in assuming

their question is about getting the data off the phone

if you stole someone's phone why would you want just the data, and not usability of the phone

phones can only be stolen from grandpas?

software exploits exist

they have in previous ios versions

but while the phone is unlocked, the key is in ram

maybe not all of the data but much of it

i mean i dont know the specifics but somehow it has worked in the past, but then been patched by ios updates

whether it's hardware or software i dont really care

yes it has been patched

but there could be new bugs lurking

that's security 101

yeah

that's why it's fucking cellebrite

.

https://vxtwitter.com/GrapheneOS/status/1815102487965348324

bugs do exist

ios 17.5.1 july 2024

first slide shows their capabilities of bypassing passcode to unlock the phone

[acoustic imp]

How on earth do they do that

Also what’s FFS mean?

[sonic totem]

Its the SEP team that should be worried

[fading shell]

For fuck's sake

[sonic totem]

Full filesystem (access)

[gentle grove]

full filesystem extraction

or something

[gentle grove]

very expensive and high stakes bugs

[acoustic imp]

Hope they get patched

[gentle grove]

thats ios 17.5.1

so yes they have been patched long ago

[acoustic imp]

@ alfie

[gentle grove]

whether cellebrite have such exploits on latest versions is unknown

they dont publish their capabilities

you probably have to be law enforcement or something to get them to tell you

[sonic totem]

Well the support matrix is from July

and iOS 17.5.1 was the latest version until teh 29th July

[acoustic imp]

Maybe they haven’t been patched

Do they just sit on exploits ? And use the next as one gets patched ?

[gentle grove]

im pretty sure this thing wouldve been patched in whatever was right after 17.5.1

this specific one

they might i dont know

[acoustic imp]

Dif it

[sonic totem]

Well Cellebrite don't exactly report bugs to Apple lol

They kind of rely on 0days

[gentle grove]

ok so i just realized conceptually the missing link

i do need monads here in my video editor because one of the things iw anted to do was abstract away caching

i should not just be making objects that directly, imperatively, interact with the media files, at the high level user-facing level

so this is right

im wgonna write my video editor as i read Clean Code by Robert C. Martin

[tepid olive]

MySign eta wen? 🤫

Yk what would be fun to add to MySign

Have all the tabs as a swipe able menu kinda like the camera button

But actually good

[placid kraken]

add

clearly the most sane way to do that

[tepid olive]

In Swift UI

[placid kraken]

beautiful

"inline"

[faint timber]

[tepid olive]

Uh

That doesn’t look like swift

[placid kraken]

it is not swift lol

[gentle grove]

this is how mediascript will be for like half the operations

[keen linden]

please stop hyping it up so hard 💀

[placid kraken]

it's a language i'm making

[gentle grove]

its fake rust

[placid kraken]

erm

[gentle grove]

Rift

[placid kraken]

rust actually has traits so

[gentle grove]

thats why its fake

i dont know how to name things

[placid kraken]

the display trait in question

[gentle grove]

why is the @ amogus

[placid kraken]

true

idk why

thats just my font

[gentle grove]

what font is that

[placid kraken]

maple mono

https://github.com/subframe7536/maple-font

[gentle grove]

this cant be pure what am i doing

a file can change

i need to pass file handles

[placid kraken]

is this sane

to just assert that __fmt__ returns a string

so that you dont do something like this

when it should be this

and get into a segfault

[gentle grove]

yeah

if its UB there should definitely be a warning at minimum

error in my opinion

[placid kraken]

yeah ok

whats the idiomatic way to check if either something is none or its some and

x.is_none() || x.is_some_and(|x| x.is_string()) feels clunky

[gentle grove]

this is going to become very referential

so thats fun

[gentle grove]

and first, then is_none after?

or no map

no

what am i saying

it should be true if none, or if string

i have to send this through the complex part of my brain

[gentle grove]

oh hey https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/option/enum.Option.html#method.is_none_or

i think this is it

x.is_none_or(|x| x.is_string())

[placid kraken]

thats the method i was thinking of

but

[gentle grove]

that is so pretty

[placid kraken]

i cant find it

[gentle grove]

whar

x is an Option?

[placid kraken]

am i on a too old version of rust

1.81.0

oh

[gentle grove]

yes

[placid kraken]

yes

[gentle grove]

oh thats super new wtf

[placid kraken]

that was introduced in 1.82.0

ok

[gentle grove]

you got it at the right time

bro

seriously

it took me like 10 minutes to come up with abstract as the perfect name

then you tell me its fucking reserved

i guess ill call it tree

or model

[placid kraken]

perfect

lmao this error is so easy to understand

[gentle grove]

this is going to suck so much

i really need to make sure i understand everything about how lifetimes work for this to go over well

[high comet]

Is it okay to set up the Theos development environment on Ubuntu 24.04 and just install Swift version 6.x without any issues? The iOS version is 15.8.3

[placid kraken]

iirc swift is still pretty finicky on non-apple software

but youre welcome to try it

[high comet]

But MacBook is too expensive...

So I'm going to try it on Ubuntu 24.04.

I asked if there was anyone who had tried configuring it...

[hasty marsh]

nebula's code

[chrome spade]

holy

what theme

[granite frigate]

wait what font is that wtf

curly mono is crazy

[placid kraken]

font is maple mono

theme is a custom version of catpuccin mocha https://github.com/acquitelol/catpuccin-zed

[reef trail]

i and a few others use a kvm

[chrome spade]

oh i thought was vs code

dam

[wintry zenith]

And some of us full on hackintosh

[reef trail]

don't really see a point in this, all you need is the cli so metal isn't really that beneficial

[chrome spade]

nevermind they have version for vs

[reef trail]

catpuccin has a port for literally everything, one of the main reasons i use it

everything on my system matches and it's beautiful

[placid kraken]

my catpuccin version has some changes that makes it look better aswell as a glass background but yeah the vsc version is similar enough

[tepid olive]

Idk but their software is not reliable and a good lawyer could dismiss anything from them lol.

[shut stag]

?

[placid kraken]

do you scan the server for political messages lmao

[tepid olive]

I auto scrape servers relating to osint and digital forensics.

I have like 100k messages from Cellebrite users lol

Could generate my own support matrix.

[fading shell]

[placid kraken]

horror

[lofty juniper]

reported

[placid kraken]

oh!

[pearl sail]

https://tenor.com/view/hanukkah-jewish-star-of-david-jewish-star-proud-to-be-jewish-gif-27420121

[placid kraken]

am i insane or did you just straight up post piracy

mods!!!

[harsh junco]

Send it

This too

Oh come on i was just about to report them

[gentle grove]

this book sucks

[gentle grove]

who reported capt lmfao

[gentle grove]

ok so this guy says have no side effects, but then doesn't think private member mutation is a side effect

maybe he means not to have foreign side effects

[faint timber]

daily reminder

[sonic totem]

I just saw that in the same place you did

[faint timber]

no update to 9?

[sonic totem]

I mean the image itself lol

#1161244070375592067 message

[faint timber]

Ah yah I made the meme

[north anvil]

Omg hi Alfie

[gentle grove]

pray you never need to use lldb/gdb when working with rust

because in the rare case that you do, it sucks so much

ok i tried doing fr v and it ate 28 GiB of ram and i had to kill it

holy fuck

info locals in gdb

[granite frigate]

https://naehrdine.blogspot.com/2024/11/reverse-engineering-ios-18-inactivity.html

[wooden yarrow]

I would assume this is basically what appears when you do dbg!()

[gentle grove]

no because its just showing types here

and a lot of junk

dbg! uses the Debug impl which is actually intelligent

[wooden yarrow]

wtf why can't gdb be intelligent

[devout coral]

So i am part of a iOS App developement program in Uni and i need some help working with MessageKit framework,
I tried following this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6v4fmg9iRSU
but after i build & run my collectionView (chat messages ) is not being populated with messages,

ChatGPT & Gemini Did not help.
If someone can please help me out, DM 🙏

[pallid totem]

dont use chatgpt or gemini

[devout coral]

would you mind getting on a call with me?
if you think you can help?

[pallid totem]

i can't

[devout coral]

Thats okay
well can i send you my code and maybe you can spot the error or something ?
or do you have any suggestions for me?
Thanks anyways

[pallid totem]

i don't really use xcode or swift in general

[slender glade]

dawg wtf

[placid kraken]

ok idk HOW i didnt make this yet but

you can now use object files in elle

if you make this c thing

int foo(int a, int b) {
    return a + b;
}

and create an object file cc -c foo.c

and use it in elle

use std/libc/io;

external fn foo(i32 a, i32 b) -> i32;

fn main() {
    io::cprintf("%d\n", foo(1, 2));
}

you can literally just like,,,, pass the file along with the source code now
ellec ./examples/test.le foo.o && ./test

this really shouldve been a thing a lot earlier but oh well

i can probably also let you make object files tbh

just delegate the -c flag to cc

[placid kraken]

i did it lol

must be public and volatile

if it isnt public it wont be exported because that means its internal

if it isnt volatile it wont be exported because its not used by anything so the compiler will perform DCE by default and get rid of it

i might actually make volatile be default when generating an object file

that sounds more sane i think

[gentle grove]

volatile? What does that even mean for a function

are you memoizing

[tepid olive]

I honestly wanted to do smth like this so I could get off discord

But it seems it would be more work to maintain that

[tepid olive]

https://github.com/Roachbones/discordless

[placid kraken]

no lol volatile is just a term i use to mean "dont do anything such as DCE or optimisation to this function, leave it alone"

[gentle grove]

shouldn't that just be implicit if its external

[placid kraken]

yes

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/dan_goosewin/status/1858584644696109233?t=UK0peaI-l05GIT2GgTLUdA&s=19

goosewin (@dan_goosewin) on X

it do be like that sometimes

Twitter · Nov 18, 2024, 6:54 PM

[placid kraken]

i fixed linker flags so you can now static library

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/effectfully/status/1858615539641233619?t=7JSwJsCAMWkyFPpbDWUoqA&s=19

effectfully (@effectfully) on X

That's what you get for opening your project in VSC*de. Would never happen in NeoVim.

Twitter · Nov 18, 2024, 8:57 PM

[gentle grove]

Don't let any of the other people here see

They will hang you

[placid kraken]

whats wrong with static libraries----

i think its time for a manpage soon

[gentle grove]

idk I think they're fine but the main reason is security I believe

requires every application individually to update their deps instead of it just being updated system wide

[placid kraken]

is that not like a perfectly reasonable issue though

[cloud yacht]

i mean also statically linked code also has the issue of taking more space when theres multiple copies of it

but also is more portable

I think it depends on the use case

[reef trail]

there's no version collision tho

i hate when that happens

[cloud yacht]

I mean if you're being distrivuted via a package manager just specifiy the version you need

[gentle grove]

it is

[gentle grove]

Not a concern today

[cloud yacht]

if they are big librarys possiblty

[gentle grove]

I just get annoyed when people hate static libraries to the point of lying about a certain language requiring it when it doesn't

[reef trail]

it is my little ssd can't handle it 🤧

[gentle grove]

(Hayden when rust)

[reef trail]

rusts dynamic lib support is ass tho

[gentle grove]

the convo I had with Hayden was about ffi

[reef trail]

unless somethings changed since i last looked into it

[gentle grove]

that gets dynamically linked by default in rust

because static linking requires you to have static libs jnstalled

[reef trail]

ffi means you can do any of the rusty stuff, you're limited by capi

[gentle grove]

no

but in this case yes, was talking about extern c

[reef trail]

that's what i assumed

[gentle grove]

for using a c library

like openssl

[reef trail]

i've never tried it but i should

[gentle grove]

You have to explicitly change it to static link c libs because that's not the default

It wouldn't be a feasible default

Rust can't do magic

[placid kraken]

doesnt rust like include mir the .rlib files which lets you have the fancy rust stuff

i was having this convo earlier

[gentle grove]

you can do rust dynamic linking but have to be careful because abi is not stable

[placid kraken]

me when elle doesnt use libraries at all trolley~1

[gentle grove]

it takes away most of the utility because you can't just like throw an rlib on the system globally and link to it dynamically

[reef trail]

is this that crabi thing i saw the other week?

[gentle grove]

No

[reef trail]

i love the name lol

[gentle grove]

crabi does make a stable abi

[placid kraken]

the source code of modules is put directly into /usr/local/bin and things that import it compile that too

[gentle grove]

and it would make this possible

[gentle grove]

yeah, and then some other people get pissed about having to make everything source available

[placid kraken]

idk

[placid kraken]

not really

[reef trail]

source available 🔥

[gentle grove]

x86_64-unknown-linux-musl statically linked stdlib 🔥

[placid kraken]

the interface is flexible enough that you can just define the interface of functions in a file then compile to a lib and tell people to import the interface and use the lib, like c

but the downsides of generating an object/lib are this (notably no generics, no string module imported by default to prevent conflicts)

[gentle grove]

Oh I thought you meant for rust

[placid kraken]

oh

that too tbh

i like having source available in rust

[gentle grove]

I've seen that complaint with rust

not sure how well cdylib target works to solve it

Like if companies want to make a binary only library for rust

[placid kraken]

rust has opaque structs right

so its totally possible

[gentle grove]

yeah but function calls

Although I think technically rust considers even structures to be unstable abi

but its very defined now and stable in practice

But you're not allowed to rely on that

[placid kraken]

you can just define a c symbol, wrap it in fancy rust, and then say that the export from the lib is that c symbol

thats what i do in elle

[gentle grove]

yeah going through the c abi layer

but ideally in the future you could skip that and do straight rust to rust

[placid kraken]

not necessarily through the c abi layer

[gentle grove]

Wdym

[placid kraken]

just saying that a method was defined in C code when it was infact defined in rust code

it all boils down to symbols in assembly anyway

[gentle grove]

that sounds unsafe

[placid kraken]

like, tell rust "i want to define this external C function foo" but instead of supplying a lib compiled from C you supply one compiled from rust

[gentle grove]

do you have exanple

[placid kraken]

then the function has no body

as far as the rust compiler is concerned that method is opaque now

so make a safe wrapper and there, opaque functions

[gentle grove]

Can you show

What extern are you using, Rust?

[placid kraken]

you get warnings but

#[no_mangle]
pub extern "C" fn foo(x: usize, y: String) -> String {
    y.repeat(x)
}

rustc --emit=obj --crate-type=staticlib -o test.o test.rs && ar rcs libfoo.a test.o

#[link(name = "foo")]
extern "C" {
    fn foo(x: usize, y: String) -> String;
}

fn main() {
    unsafe {
        println!("{}", foo(3, "hi".into()));
    }

    println!("Hello, world!");
}

LIBRARY_PATH=. cargo run

youre still using rust stuff like String but the compiler has no idea what the body of the function is

[gentle grove]

well that would be going through the c ffi layer wouldn't it

[placid kraken]

technically yeah i guess

[gentle grove]

That's what I meant by that

I thought you were saying you called an extern "Rust" function as if it was C or something lmao

but for passing structrures, if you don't repr(c) then I think its unstable

wait

I see what you meant, because there's string there

[placid kraken]

yeah

and it works

youre warned

but it works

[gentle grove]

It works but that doesnt mean its safe or correct

[placid kraken]

trueee

[gentle grove]

Im pretty sure that's technically UB

[placid kraken]

but if you really wanna have opaque functions

[gentle grove]

I may ask the rust server

[placid kraken]

RWShrug

[gentle grove]

I wonder if abi_stable let's you do it correctly

I have confirmed that is technically UB the way you did it there

They have a bunch of adapters for std types

[placid kraken]

ah

the world if C had generics

not void*

real standards for monomorphization in the c abi

that wouldve been nice

[cloud yacht]

On My Way!

[vivid dew]

just download more cores

[gentle grove]

trying to use mercurial as a git user is not fun

everything is so inflexible compared to git

[tepid olive]

No fucking way is this reply actually real

I refuse to believe somebody is that tech illiterate

[hasty ruin]

no it makes sense

i assume the game looks better on newer devices

and he wants that, not caring about perf

[pallid totem]

😭

[inner ice]

Hello I am interested in getting into this space and creating a tweak of my own, I have prior programming knowledge but know nothing about jailbreak tweaks.

I do know C! but probably not whatever objective-c is... shouldn't be too different right????

Is this tutorial still applicable?

[hasty ruin]

i'd say learn the basics of objc first (start of https://www.binpress.com/learn-objective-c-24-days/) then give it a go

[inner ice]

so learn this first and then try the Tweak-Tutorial?

and how much C knowledge would translate to Objective-C? I am assuming the syntax would transfer over nicely so that's not an issue

[hasty ruin]

well objc is a superset of c, so you'll just have to learn the new objc concepts

[inner ice]

I also have another question, what if I wanted to create an application I can load onto my device with trollstore without using jailbreak

I installed Geranium and I am impressed it does not need jailbreak to fake my GPS

and the reason I am learning to do this is to create something that I cannot find on the market which is not too far from faking my GPS

[hasty ruin]

normal xcode stuff, then just package the .app into an ipa

[granite frigate]

not really

[inner ice]

so how does Geranium work, they can somehow change Daemons and GPS?

[hasty ruin]

trollstore-installed apps have extra permissions

since they use an exploit

[inner ice]

do you know enough to say that I could create an app that can notify me when someone leaves or arrives at a place through the find my app? or does that need jailbreak?

also which would you say is easier? creating an app with xcode and then installing through troll store or creating a jailbreak tweak? I think if I could I would prefer to do the xcode app but if I have to learn something new like swift then I am not sure how I would fair

[lofty juniper]

isn’t that already native

like i’m pretty sure you can do that

[pallid totem]

thats built in

in shortcuts

[inner ice]

not when I, but when someone else that is sharing their location in find my

let me try this tho

[inner ice]

YES you are correct

but it notifies the other person

[pallid totem]

obviously

they can do it theirself

pretty sure thats illegal btw

[inner ice]

nope

because they are sharing their location with me, i could technically have the app open and monitor it myself 24/7

it would be illegal if I somehow gained access to someone's location without their knowledge

[hasty ruin]

it's your ex isnt it

[inner ice]

💀

no its a really weird case

my gf's dad is overprotective

but he works early in the morning

so I usually come over to visit her

but recently he's been coming home to "check up" on her and last time he almost caught us

so it'd be nice to have a notification when he gets "close" so I can leave before he arrives

so it's honestly not too bad

[harsh junco]

C++ >>> C

[slim bramble]

ewwwww

[harsh junco]

Why eww

[weary heath]

that's funny, it sounds doable but would probably take some effort especially for not having prior experience

if you wanna take the easy but paid route, r/tweakbounty

[inner ice]

If it’s at a reasonable price I’ll do that sure

But I like programming

[weary heath]

you decide the price, could throw it up for cheap and still learn how to do it yourself unless someone offers to work on it

[inner ice]

Sounds good then

[inner ice]

I also saw this https://github.com/gcobb321/icloud3?tab=readme-ov-file

Which looks like it doesn’t even need to have a jailbroken phone

Or side loaded app

But I haven’t looked closely at it

Just my assumption based off of the description in the GitHub readme file

[weary heath]

cool

[inner ice]

So now I have potentially 3 methods to do this

[weary heath]

yeah no jb needed for that

not sure if a mac is needed

[inner ice]

So I could maybe have a website or smth to change the location and stuff

[weary heath]

https://gcobb321.github.io/icloud3_v3_docs/#/chapters/3.2-installing-and-configuring

[inner ice]

But how would I have it ring my phone.. hmmm

[weary heath]

you need home assistant

you could run that on your pc at home really

[inner ice]

Yep

[weary heath]

this is probably the easiest way for you

[inner ice]

How would I interface something to change the location

Or notify me when said person comes into a zone

Ideally

My phone would ring a ringtone

[weary heath]

do you wanna spoof your location?

[inner ice]

Nah I’m not trying to spoof my location

If I made a tweak tho I could have the phone ring probably through some kind of tweak activate function

[weary heath]

there must be a way on icloud3 to geofence, since it's home assistant it's probably possible to have it send you an alert

https://gcobb321.github.io/icloud3_v3_docs/#/chapters/7.5-sample-automation-scripts this section tracks when he's nearly home, you could adapt it for your purpose

[inner ice]

Yeah if the home assistant app can somehow play a loud ringtone then that would be great

I’ll look into that

Also what’s geofence?

[inner ice]

And this looks great and easy to program !

That’s yaml, very nice

[weary heath]

like a boundary you can mark so if her dad enters the region (fence) it'll trigger an event (alert your phone)

[inner ice]

Awesomeee

[slim bramble]

C>>

[harsh junco]

Dleovl would love this

https://github.com/ntfs1984/Xlib

[slim bramble]

mental illness

[harsh junco]

wait till you hear about php bindings for dbus

[cedar stag]

do you ever just

[sonic totem]

Is that on Apple Silicon

[cedar stag]

yes

[sonic totem]

How

[cedar stag]

utm

[sonic totem]

I need an x86 VM

for macOS

[cedar stag]

hold on lemme send you config file github repo

[sonic totem]

Ty!

[cedar stag]

https://github.com/adespoton/utmconfigs

just need an iso

then you're good to go

though it runs pretty slow so keep that in mind

[sonic totem]

I just need to run one program

So it should be alright

But I need to wait for my new Mac to arrive

Thank you

[cedar stag]

You’re welcome!

[orchid fulcrum]

what have you bought

[sonic totem]

M4 MBP

[lusty jacinth]

lmao i forgot how much he glazed php

[cedar stag]

winning

which specs you got

[sonic totem]

24GB/1TB

[cedar stag]

awesome

I'm still using my M1 Pro mbp

pretty good at basically anything

[viscid blaze]

agree

[fading shell]

🤤

[sonic totem]

I upgraded for several reasons

I had base M1, 256GB/16GB

But

• Constantly < 10GB free
• Could use more memory
• Battery is bad now
• Getting a second monitor (M1 allows 1)

[acoustic imp]

m1 base can do two displays (including built in) right ?

[sonic totem]

1

Oh including built in yeah

[tepid olive]

I want one so bad

With the nanotexture display as well

[sonic totem]

Didn't wanna spend 200 on that lol

[slim bramble]

Seems useless

[gentle grove]

glossy displays are unusable junk

[cloud yacht]

I perfer glossy displays