L1[00:00:15] * Amanda
fuses a fire fruit to her claws, glares at @ar2k
L2[01:14:26] <Elfi> I want a fairy support
group
L3[01:26:47] <Izzy> %remindme 1h battery
charger
L4[01:27:09] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"battery charger" in 1h at 07/03/2023 02:27:00 AM
L5[01:46:38] * Amanda
makes sure Elfi's secure in her floof, wanders to the nearest fairy
circle, curls up outside it to zzzmew
L6[01:47:06] <Amanda> There you go, but I'm
always here to listen as well. When I'm not passing out
anyway
L7[01:47:34] <Amanda> Night girls
L8[02:27:01] <MichiBot> Izzy REMINDER:
battery charger
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L13[04:20:21] *
Saphire connects Izzy to a battery
L14[04:23:06] * Izzy
combusts
L15[04:51:45] 
<Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL16[04:51:52] <MichiBot> By my throth!
Forecaster! You beat redstoneparkour's previous record of 3
hours, 25 minutes and 14 seconds (By 5 hours, 43 minutes and 43
seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L17[04:51:53] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 9 hours, 8 minutes and 58 seconds! Forecaster also gained
0.02292 (0.00573 x 4) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#1.
L18[06:13:39] <Michiyo>
Oh dang... I just noticed Discord changed how webhooks work....
Previously if you clicked the profile of a webhook message it would
show you the most recent webhook info. now it correctly shows you
the info for THAT message's webhook info
<Michiyo>
Oh dang... I just noticed Discord changed how webhooks work....
Previously if you clicked the profile of a webhook message it would
show you the most recent webhook info. now it correctly shows you
the info for THAT message's webhook infoL19[06:13:47] <Michiyo>
Avatar / Name are correct per message.
<Michiyo>
Avatar / Name are correct per message.L20[07:18:09] <spokr> oh
that's fucking awesome
<spokr> oh
that's fucking awesomeL21[07:18:16] <spokr>
pluralkit swagging out
<spokr>
pluralkit swagging outL22[07:46:22] ⇦
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L23[09:40:43] <ashirg>
Doesn't seem to quite work for me, maybe I need to update my
app.
<ashirg>
Doesn't seem to quite work for me, maybe I need to update my
app.L24[09:43:32] <Forecaster> The mobile version is always
behind
<Forecaster> The mobile version is always
behindL25[10:22:59] ⇦
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L27[11:16:05] <Forecaster> I figured out the reason my
CPU is thermal throttling
<Forecaster> I figured out the reason my
CPU is thermal throttlingL29[11:16:20] <Forecaster> Someone went and carpeted
heat sink
<Forecaster> Someone went and carpeted
heat sinkL30[11:37:36] <Forecaster> I need to grab some filters
from work and put over the fans
<Forecaster> I need to grab some filters
from work and put over the fansL31[11:40:33] <Forecaster> well, it's not sitting at 100
degrees (max) anymore
<Forecaster> well, it's not sitting at 100
degrees (max) anymoreL32[11:40:43] <Forecaster> now it's sitting around 95
instead
<Forecaster> now it's sitting around 95
insteadL33[11:41:16] <Forecaster> I'm thinking the thermal
paste might be ruined or something
<Forecaster> I'm thinking the thermal
paste might be ruined or somethingL34[11:41:35] <Forecaster> might need to aquire some new
paste and remove the sink to re-apply it
<Forecaster> might need to aquire some new
paste and remove the sink to re-apply itL35[12:04:45] *
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L37[14:18:23] <Amanda> Quiet day, eh
L38[14:18:47] <Forecaster> well it *was*
<Forecaster> well it *was*L39[14:18:51] *
Amanda tries to liven it up by %splash @inari with mutable
potion
L40[14:18:53] <Forecaster> < - <
<Forecaster> < - <L41[14:18:59] <MichiBot> You fling a
mutable purple potion (New!) that splashes onto @inari. @inari
turns into a goat boy until an elephant forgets.
L42[15:07:05] <redstoneparkour> %tonkout
<redstoneparkour> %tonkoutL43[15:07:08] <MichiBot> Yay!
redstoneparkour! You beat Forecaster's previous record of 9
hours, 8 minutes and 58 seconds (By 1 hour, 6 minutes and 18
seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L44[15:07:09] <MichiBot> redstoneparkour
has stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.01 tonk
points! plus 0.009 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to
50% because stealing) Current score: 0.03626. Position #9 Need
0.33575 more points to pass walksanator. B⃢ot.!
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L46[15:54:27] zsh
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L48[18:21:03] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL49[18:21:05] <MichiBot> You drink a shaky
salmon potion (New!). Forecaster gains knowledge about a random
useless subject.
L50[18:21:35] <Forecaster> Narwals are in fact not
Nars
<Forecaster> Narwals are in fact not
NarsL51[18:26:04] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL52[18:26:06] <MichiBot> Wild! Vaur! You
beat redstoneparkour's previous record of <0 (By 3 hours, 18
minutes and 59 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L53[18:26:07] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record
is 3 hours, 18 minutes and 59 seconds! Vaur also gained 0.00332
tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need 0.07151481
more points to pass CompanionCube!
L54[19:46:03] <Amanda> %choose halucinate
or waves
L55[19:46:05] <MichiBot> Amanda:
"halucinate" is for cool kids!
L56[19:46:26] <Amanda> Hrm. I'm not feeling
very cool atm, so I guess I'm going to use waves
L57[19:46:31] <Amanda> %choose waves; em or
pressure
L58[19:46:32] <MichiBot> Amanda: em
waves
L59[20:01:51] <lilirine>
god, why does firstbooting android after a flash always take
forever
<lilirine>
god, why does firstbooting android after a flash always take
foreverL60[20:02:25] <lilirine>
on a related note, what could cause an android device (nexus 5) to
immediately die upon attempting a kernel boot (no
`/proc/last_kmsg`!) but work fine in recovery
<lilirine>
on a related note, what could cause an android device (nexus 5) to
immediately die upon attempting a kernel boot (no
`/proc/last_kmsg`!) but work fine in recoveryL61[20:02:53] <lilirine>
it's battery related of some kind; it sort of works (for about 30
seconds) if it's on charge
<lilirine>
it's battery related of some kind; it sort of works (for about 30
seconds) if it's on chargeL62[20:03:17] <lilirine>
but recovery - whether stock, TWRP, or Ubuntu Touch - works
fine
<lilirine>
but recovery - whether stock, TWRP, or Ubuntu Touch - works
fineL63[20:03:34] <lilirine>
(and additionally, if the device never loads the kernel for
whatever reason, it never dies)
<lilirine>
(and additionally, if the device never loads the kernel for
whatever reason, it never dies)L64[20:04:30] <lilirine>
I've had it for years so it's probably just on its way out, but I
refuse to let any hardware of mine die without knowing why
<lilirine>
I've had it for years so it's probably just on its way out, but I
refuse to let any hardware of mine die without knowing whyL65[20:08:16] <lilirine>
ok a firstboot shouldn't take ten minutes right
<lilirine>
ok a firstboot shouldn't take ten minutes rightL67[20:12:54] <lilirine>
depends, how much do you expect people to enter?
<lilirine>
depends, how much do you expect people to enter?L68[20:13:01] <ar2000>
passwords
<ar2000>
passwordsL69[20:13:07] <lilirine>
yeah but like
<lilirine>
yeah but likeL70[20:13:09] <lilirine>
how *long*
<lilirine>
how *long*L71[20:13:18] <ar2000>
min 8. max 78
<ar2000>
min 8. max 78L72[20:13:28] <lilirine>
78?
<lilirine>
78?L73[20:13:32] <lilirine>
that's... an interesting choice
<lilirine>
that's... an interesting choiceL74[20:13:39] <ar2000>
72
<ar2000>
72L75[20:13:41] <ar2000>
not 78
<ar2000>
not 78L76[20:13:43] <lilirine>
why not a power of 2?
<lilirine>
why not a power of 2?L77[20:13:49] <lilirine>
most sites are 64 max I think
<lilirine>
most sites are 64 max I thinkL78[20:13:58] <ar2000>
it's a technical limitation from the lib I use to secure the
passwords
<ar2000>
it's a technical limitation from the lib I use to secure the
passwordsL79[20:13:58] ⇦
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L80[20:14:02] <lilirine>
and honestly tbh 18 characters is like, the limit for a reasonably
long password
<lilirine>
and honestly tbh 18 characters is like, the limit for a reasonably
long passwordL81[20:14:05] <ar2000>
https://passlib.readthedocs.io/en/stable/lib/passlib.hash.bcrypt.html#security-issues
<ar2000>
https://passlib.readthedocs.io/en/stable/lib/passlib.hash.bcrypt.html#security-issuesL82[20:14:11] <lilirine>
20 is pushing it, anything more is overkill
<lilirine>
20 is pushing it, anything more is overkillL83[20:14:20] <lilirine>
really, a strong 12 character password is good enough
<lilirine>
really, a strong 12 character password is good enoughL84[20:14:36] <lilirine>
most password strength doesn't come from the length, but the
content (and also how the site stores it)
<lilirine>
most password strength doesn't come from the length, but the
content (and also how the site stores it)L85[20:14:47] <lilirine>
if the site stores the password weakly then no amount of length
will fix that
<lilirine>
if the site stores the password weakly then no amount of length
will fix thatL86[20:15:50] <ar2000>
storing is not weak (I hope)
<ar2000>
storing is not weak (I hope)L87[20:15:51] <ar2000>
It's more sending the password that is.
<ar2000>
It's more sending the password that is.L88[20:16:33] <ar2000> I
have to add warnings, because while on https there won't be a
problem, over tcp for the ingame part the password will be sent in
clear text
<ar2000> I
have to add warnings, because while on https there won't be a
problem, over tcp for the ingame part the password will be sent in
clear textL91[20:18:48] <ar2000>
which one is better ?
<ar2000>
which one is better ?L92[20:20:36] <lunar_sam>
firefox removing ftp support is still super dumb
<lunar_sam>
firefox removing ftp support is still super dumbL93[20:34:36] <ar2000> I
agree
<ar2000> I
agreeL94[20:34:57] <ar2000>
it's a good thing windows file explorer still does support
ftp
<ar2000>
it's a good thing windows file explorer still does support
ftpL95[20:38:57] <Amanda> Or does it?
L96[20:39:43] <ar2000> I
remember it did ftp, webdav and maybe sft/ftps too
<ar2000> I
remember it did ftp, webdav and maybe sft/ftps tooL97[20:40:01] <ar2000>
can't confirm. I didtched windows long ago
<ar2000>
can't confirm. I didtched windows long agoL98[20:40:23] <ar2000>
sftp it doesn't do
<ar2000>
sftp it doesn't doL99[20:40:36] <ar2000>
and nfs
<ar2000>
and nfsL100[20:51:09] <Nadja>
>ar2000: I have to add warnings, because while on https there
won't be a problem,…
<Nadja>
>ar2000: I have to add warnings, because while on https there
won't be a problem,…L101[20:51:09] <Nadja> You
could just add an auth system that doesn't have this problem
:P
<Nadja> You
could just add an auth system that doesn't have this problem
:PL102[20:51:09] <Nadja>
(altough that is annoying to do with HTTP)
<Nadja>
(altough that is annoying to do with HTTP)L103[20:53:41] <ar2000>
>Nadja: You could just add an auth system that doesn't have this
problem :P
<ar2000>
>Nadja: You could just add an auth system that doesn't have this
problem :PL104[20:53:41] <ar2000>
(alto…
<ar2000>
(alto…L105[20:53:41] <ar2000>
please tell me how to do that in pure http,
<ar2000>
please tell me how to do that in pure http,L106[20:53:42] <ar2000>
and in OC without a data card
<ar2000>
and in OC without a data cardL107[20:54:00] <ar2000> I
don't want to use js if possible on the website
<ar2000> I
don't want to use js if possible on the websiteL108[20:54:19] <ar2000>
and the in game client use a tcp socket, not https
<ar2000>
and the in game client use a tcp socket, not httpsL109[20:55:11] <ar2000>
For now it's not my priority. I'm focusing on implementing the
functionaliys I want
<ar2000>
For now it's not my priority. I'm focusing on implementing the
functionaliys I wantL110[20:55:37] <ar2000>
Making the authentication process safe is the last thing I'll do
before publishing
<ar2000>
Making the authentication process safe is the last thing I'll do
before publishingL111[20:58:46] <Nadja>
>ar2000: please tell me how to do that in pure http,
<Nadja>
>ar2000: please tell me how to do that in pure http,L112[20:58:46] <Nadja> and
in OC without a data car…
<Nadja> and
in OC without a data car…L113[20:58:46] <Nadja>
Scram in pure lua is annoying but sounds doable :P
<Nadja>
Scram in pure lua is annoying but sounds doable :PL114[20:59:09] <Amanda> Scram is called
Scram because anyone who sees it flees.
L115[20:59:11] *
Amanda nods sagely
L116[20:59:25] <Amanda> ( I have no idea
what Scram is )
L117[20:59:40] <Amanda> %choose pizza or
chikken
L118[20:59:40] <MichiBot> Amanda: Is it a
bird?! Is it a plane?! No! It's "pizza"!
L119[21:00:36] <Nadja>
Amanda: that sounds pretty accurate sadly :P
<Nadja>
Amanda: that sounds pretty accurate sadly :PL120[21:02:19] <ar2000>
issue is the hashing part
<ar2000>
issue is the hashing partL121[21:03:03] *
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disabled
L122[21:03:12] <ar2000>
srv side not really, but in lua...
<ar2000>
srv side not really, but in lua...L123[21:04:34] <Amanda> %choose comfort or
utility
L124[21:04:34] <MichiBot> Amanda: The
sands of time whisper to me... they're saying
"comfort".
L125[21:05:01] <Nadja>
@ar2000 There's a pure lua SHA implementation, that'll work
:P
<Nadja>
@ar2000 There's a pure lua SHA implementation, that'll work
:PL126[21:05:19] <ar2000>
how to make things even more heavy
<ar2000>
how to make things even more heavyL127[21:05:34] <ar2000>
but yeah, still needed
<ar2000>
but yeah, still neededL128[21:14:55] <Amanda> %choose play with
code or farmcat or factorycat
L129[21:14:55] <MichiBot> Amanda:
"factorycat" is for cool kids!
L130[21:15:07] <Amanda> Still with this
factorycat, good thing I'm not a goat-kitten
L131[21:15:15] <Amanda> %choose farmcat or
play with code
L132[21:15:16] <MichiBot> Amanda: I saw
that "farmcat" is the best choice in a vision
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L134[21:28:29] <Michiyo>
I'm about to shoot myself .-.
<Michiyo>
I'm about to shoot myself .-.L135[21:28:52] <Michiyo>
Have I ever mentioned I suck at any kind of "advanced
math" among other things?
<Michiyo>
Have I ever mentioned I suck at any kind of "advanced
math" among other things?L136[21:29:28] <Amanda> Easy! Just ask
ChatGPT to do it for you badly!
L137[21:29:43] <Michiyo>
Yeah, and badly it is doing...
<Michiyo>
Yeah, and badly it is doing...L138[21:29:56] <Amanda> ChatGPT sucks at
maths
L139[21:30:15] <Amanda> It can get 1 + 1
fine, anything more complex and it starts making shit up
L140[21:30:57] <Michiyo>
yeah... very much so.. fuck it I'll ask here, maybe someone smarter
than me can find the issue.
<Michiyo>
yeah... very much so.. fuck it I'll ask here, maybe someone smarter
than me can find the issue.L141[21:31:16] <Amanda> You forgot to
carry the one.
L142[21:31:18] <Amanda> :P
L143[21:31:31] <Amanda> ( I'll help if I
can, but don't count on it )
L144[21:33:08] <Michiyo>
Ok, I have 2 coordinates for a group, and a subgroup. the main
groups coordinates are "721.376343 164.832001
-699.314941", with a PYR applied of 0 4.5 -0, the sub groups
coordinates are "-475.765778 -164.263306 1063.264526" NOW
if you just do "721.376343 164.832001 -699.314941 +
-475.765778 -164.263306 1063.264526" you get "245.610565
0.56869499999999 363.949585" which is wrong, because I need to
take into account the 4.5 degree Yaw
<Michiyo>
Ok, I have 2 coordinates for a group, and a subgroup. the main
groups coordinates are "721.376343 164.832001
-699.314941", with a PYR applied of 0 4.5 -0, the sub groups
coordinates are "-475.765778 -164.263306 1063.264526" NOW
if you just do "721.376343 164.832001 -699.314941 +
-475.765778 -164.263306 1063.264526" you get "245.610565
0.56869499999999 363.949585" which is wrong, because I need to
take into account the 4.5 degree YawL145[21:33:23] <Michiyo> I
know what the answer is (roughly), it's 327.610565 0.568695
398.949585
<Michiyo> I
know what the answer is (roughly), it's 327.610565 0.568695
398.949585L146[21:33:45] <Michiyo>
but I need this to work for OTHER values too.. and I just can't
wrap my head around how to apply the PYR offset
<Michiyo>
but I need this to work for OTHER values too.. and I just can't
wrap my head around how to apply the PYR offsetL147[21:34:29] <Michiyo> I
have this: https://paste.pc-logix.com/dohelewugu.css And I'd
like to find the actual locations of all of the groups in the top
list, by applying the PYR and the POS from the main group at the
bottom
<Michiyo> I
have this: https://paste.pc-logix.com/dohelewugu.css And I'd
like to find the actual locations of all of the groups in the top
list, by applying the PYR and the POS from the main group at the
bottomL148[21:35:04] <Michiyo> (
and also other maps have different PYR and POS values for the
grp_Badge_tourism section
<Michiyo> (
and also other maps have different PYR and POS values for the
grp_Badge_tourism sectionL149[21:56:17] ⇦
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L150[21:59:19] <Michiyo>
The end location is actually "330.610 0.568
397.949"
<Michiyo>
The end location is actually "330.610 0.568
397.949"L152[22:29:27] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L153[22:29:29] <MichiBot> Heckgosh!
CompanionCube! You beat Vaur's previous record of 3 hours, 18
minutes and 59 seconds (By 44 minutes and 23 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L154[22:29:30] <MichiBot> CompanionCube's
new record is 4 hours, 3 minutes and 22 seconds! CompanionCube also
gained 0.00296 (0.00074 x 4) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
Position #2. Need 0.06130758 more points to pass Forecaster!
L155[22:31:35] <ar2000>
I'm lost
<ar2000>
I'm lostL157[22:31:35] <ar2000> If
I use this functions, sha256 work, but if I replace them with the
ones from bit32, it break
<ar2000> If
I use this functions, sha256 work, but if I replace them with the
ones from bit32, it breakL158[22:32:23] <ar2000>
MOD = 2^32
<ar2000>
MOD = 2^32L159[22:34:10] <ar2000> I
compare the result of the sha256 function that use it with the one
from the datacard to test
<ar2000> I
compare the result of the sha256 function that use it with the one
from the datacard to testL160[22:50:09] ⇦
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L163[23:11:53] *
Amanda snuggles up around Elfi, meows depressed-ly because she
suspects she can't put off her laptop repairs any
further
L164[23:12:03] <Amanda> I think the
replacement batteru we got last year is pillowing as well now
L165[23:12:24] <Amanda> so something must
be fucky with the charger controller
L166[23:12:32] <Amanda>
s/charger/charging/
L167[23:12:33] <MichiBot> <Amanda>
so something must be fucky with the charging controller
L168[23:23:10] <ariri.rar>
does anyone know about this one usb key that you could like tap
different circles on and it would enter a password or string for
you?
<ariri.rar>
does anyone know about this one usb key that you could like tap
different circles on and it would enter a password or string for
you?L169[23:23:31] <ariri.rar>
i saw it long ago when physical u2f started getting popular but i
don't remember the name
<ariri.rar>
i saw it long ago when physical u2f started getting popular but i
don't remember the nameL170[23:42:10] <ar2000> my
mouse does that
<ar2000> my
mouse does thatL171[23:42:14] <ar2000>
with a macro
<ar2000>
with a macroL172[23:42:23] <ar2000>
not sure it's really secure tbh
<ar2000>
not sure it's really secure tbhL173[23:45:40] <Amanda> Probably not, it's
probably just done with software on the computer so the password's
in plaintext somewhere in your fa
L174[23:45:48] <Amanda> Fs*
L175[23:46:18] <Amanda> Why write good
firmware when you can do some windows driver fuckery
L176[23:50:56] <ar2000>
I'm on linux.
<ar2000>
I'm on linux.L177[23:52:29] <ar2000> So
not windows driver fuckery. But I did install a software to
configure the macro. Not sure if it listens for it. There is one,
but does it run the macros ? Idk
<ar2000> So
not windows driver fuckery. But I did install a software to
configure the macro. Not sure if it listens for it. There is one,
but does it run the macros ? IdkL178[23:53:14] <stephan48> @ariri.rar
onlykey is the brand name
L179[23:53:37] <ariri.rar>
omg thank u
<ariri.rar>
omg thank uL180[23:53:42] <ariri.rar>
i was searching everywhere for it
<ariri.rar>
i was searching everywhere for itL181[23:53:48] <stephan48> got it next to
me :P
L182[23:54:02] <stephan48> not too happy
that they did not implement propper pkcs11 support through :(
L183[23:54:17] <stephan48> would be an
awesome HSM otherwhise