L5[04:09:10] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER: look into the systemd-journal-flush failures on nonad-3

L6[04:28:29] <Amanda> Well, it only took me a little over2 weeks, but it's finally happy.No idea why it was angry, considering it's been in the failed state since the 4th

L8[04:32:57] <Amanda> Damn inefficient fae sensors

L9[05:01:33] <Amanda> %choose factory or try and be productive two days in a row challange (impossible)

L10[05:01:34] <MichiBot> Ama​nda: Eeny, meeny, miny, factory.

L13[05:31:37] <Forec​aster> Theres a new one?

L14[05:44:03] <CompanionCube> %tonkout

L15[05:44:03] <MichiBot> Gadsbudlikins! Compan​ionCube! You beat Ocawes​ome101's previous record of 10 hours, 40 minutes and 58 seconds (By 4 hours, 16 minutes and 36 seconds)! I hope you're happy!

L16[05:44:04] <MichiBot> Compan​ionCube has stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.014 tonk points! plus 0.013 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to 50% because stealing) Current score: 1.05371481. Position #3 Need 0.02209758 more points to pass Forec​aster!

L17[05:44:23] <CompanionCube> aw yissss

L18[06:03:30] <fingercomp> @kristopher38 I've implemented ECDSA using secp384r1 and added ecdsa_secp384r1_sha384 to the list of signature algorithms in libtls13

L19[06:13:00] <! Little​Timmy52 !> ok ive tried opening the files i read and write to in binary mode still does nothing, by the way i dont have to do serialization anymore since im working with a string rather than a table now, but data.inflste and deflate is still being buggy and returning nil

L20[06:34:57] <Ocawes​ome101> %tonk

L21[06:34:58] <MichiBot> Yeah! Ocawes​ome101! You beat Compan​ionCube's previous record of <0 (By 50 minutes and 55 seconds)! I hope you're happy!

L22[06:34:59] <MichiBot> Ocawesome101's new record is 50 minutes and 55 seconds! Ocawesome101 also gained 0.00085 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #13. Need 0.01776 more points to pass AR2​000!

L23[06:51:32] <Amanda> @Forecaster techtonica entered EA yesterday

L24[07:12:01] <Forec​aster> Oh yeah, I saw that on the frontpage today

L25[07:12:16] <Forec​aster> I need to look at that now that I'm home

L26[08:08:11] <kristo​pher38> fingercomp: that's very nice of you, thanks a lot

L27[10:11:53] <! Little​Timmy52 !> at this point i tried many things and I cant find a solotion, if someone has a chance can someone look at my code and tell me why i cant get any results from it on the decompression part http://pastie.org/p/2bdkzHPtcIRuNzcEbNEgvB

L28[10:32:11] <fingercomp> 1. why are you compressing base64-encoded content?

L29[10:32:22] <fingercomp> 2. why are you removing CR/LF bytes from the compressed data?

L30[10:32:48] <fingercomp> are you that sure it's never going to contain those bytes? if so, the removal is unnecessary

L31[10:33:09] <Amanda> %remindme 101m *ding* tier is done

L32[10:33:09] <MichiBot> I'll tell you "*ding* tier is done" in 101m at 07/19/2023 07:14:09 PM

L33[10:33:10] <fingercomp> and if it does, how on earth the decoder is expected to know where those bytes were?

L34[10:35:01] <fingercomp> if your goal was to transform the *compressed* data into a printable form, you need to encode64 *after* deflating, and decode64 before inflating

L35[10:39:07] <fingercomp> though you aren't going to save much unless your input file is really redundant, as base64 makes a file ~33% larger

L36[10:46:28] <fingercomp> if you want your files to stay small, you'll need to store them in binary after deflating

L37[11:10:06] <Va​ur> %tonk

L38[11:10:07] <MichiBot> Geez! Va​ur! You beat Ocawes​ome101's previous record of 50 minutes and 55 seconds (By 3 hours, 44 minutes and 12 seconds)! I hope you're happy!

L39[11:10:08] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record is 4 hours, 35 minutes and 7 seconds! Vaur also gained 0.00374 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.

L40[11:26:57] <! Little​Timmy52 !> >fingercomp: 1. why are you compressing base64-encoded content?

L41[11:26:57] <! Little​Timmy52 !> that was a leftover from something, thats probly why it did nothing on the decompress and the second thing you said might be right too

L42[11:42:11] <! Little​Timmy52 !> my code needs the data from each file to be saved on one line, i re did the compression but now since i removed the part that removed the spaces and new lines from the comressed data the data is now on multipal lines, how can I generate the deflated data from data.deflate on one line?

L43[11:50:40] <fingercomp> the usual way to store binary data is to prepend its length before the body and somehow figure out now how many bytes you need to read to get the encoded length back

L44[11:51:17] <fingercomp> so it'd first say, for instance, `90\n`, and then you'd put the 90 bytes of the compressed data right afterward

L45[11:52:07] <fingercomp> then, when you're decoding, you first read the line that tells your the size of the data, and after that you read 90 bytes without caring about line breaks there or anything

L46[11:54:15] <fingercomp> well, it's one way to do it, as your format is kind of text-based; you could encode the length as 4 bytes (2^32 = 2147483648 should be enough): you'll first read 4 bytes, decode as a 32-bit integer telling you the body length, and then read as many bytes as it says and treat it as the body

L47[11:55:43] <! Little​Timmy52 !> thanks, but i just encoded that data before writing it to a file now it works as I needed, my point is data compression, but more like just making a directory into a file rather than ultimate compression of everything.

L48[12:14:10] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER: *ding* tier is done

L49[12:17:59] <! Little​Timmy52 !> um say I have a big file and I am trying to read it , but there is a too long without yeilding, what do I do?

L50[12:20:34] <Mic​hiyo> I swear, you asked this *exact* same question yesterday, and were given an answer..

L51[12:20:48] <! Little​Timmy52 !> that was serialization

L52[12:20:53] <! Little​Timmy52 !> this is file reading

L53[12:21:21] <Mic​hiyo> `I got a question, i have a program and it needs to read files for part of its function, when I get to a particuarly large file a few thousand lines long it gives me either a too long without yeild error, or on occasion not enough memory`

L54[12:21:52] <Mic​hiyo> Literally, exactly, the same situation. You have to read the file in chunks, and you have to yield.

L55[12:22:04] <! Little​Timmy52 !> ok then

L56[12:22:05] <redston​eparkour> well assuming your decompress function has stayed mostly the same it first iterates over every line, making an entry in some table and then iterates over that table again

L57[12:24:15] <! Little​Timmy52 !> Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/izajidibun

L58[12:24:44] <redston​eparkour> yes but you can do better

L59[12:25:30] <redston​eparkour> you read in chunks and save them for later, meaning you have to store every chunk of the file in memory, meaning you store the entire file in memory

L60[12:27:59] <! Little​Timmy52 !> so what then read the line, do my decompression write the line then move on to the next instead of saving the whole thing to a table in the code?

L61[12:28:17] <redston​eparkour> exactly

L62[12:28:32] <! Little​Timmy52 !> ok, thanks, ill do that instead

L63[12:38:19] <Forec​aster> %sip

L64[12:38:20] <MichiBot> You drink a silent bavarium potion (New!). Forecaster hears a train whistle in the distance.

L65[12:40:50] <Va​ur> %sip

L66[12:40:51] <MichiBot> You drink an endless red potion (New!). Vaur's favourite cup is now upside down.

L67[12:46:31] <! Little​Timmy52 !> I re did it , but I ran into a new snag, the files that I decompress are in memory as in the whole file as a table because thats whats compressed, so the yeild error is less prevelent, but, still there for denser files. for now Ill just slap it in a pcall and have it print the file that is not going to be saved.

L68[13:03:56] <redston​eparkour> i don't think you can work around that limitation

L69[13:04:08] <redston​eparkour> except for just having more memory

L70[14:08:56] <! Little​Timmy52 !> is there a way to just override the too long without yeilding error?

L71[14:09:26] <! Little​Timmy52 !> is there a way to tell the system too ban wait until im done

L72[14:10:00] <ar2​000> Nop. It's hard coded as a safety to avoid using too much resources on a server. You can change the delay in the config, but it's not a good idea

L73[14:10:28] <ar2​000> You could end up with a case of : "but it work on my machine"

L74[14:16:37] <Mic​hiyo> And if you're on a server that has to be changed on the config there, as the code never even executes on your client.

L75[16:02:01] <Amanda> Timely reminder to keep your systems up to date, today with an amazing ssh-agent RCE: https://www.qualys.com/2023/07/19/cve-2023-38408/rce-openssh-forwarded-ssh-agent.txt

L78[16:18:47] <sp​okr> %tonk

L79[16:18:48] <MichiBot> Willikers! sp​okr! You beat Va​ur's previous record of 4 hours, 35 minutes and 7 seconds (By 33 minutes and 33 seconds)! I hope you're happy!

L80[16:18:49] <MichiBot> spokr's new record is 5 hours, 8 minutes and 41 seconds! spokr also gained 0.0028 (0.00056 x 5) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #16. Need 0.013059 more points to pass Squi​dDev!

L82[17:27:00] <Amanda> %choose waves or factorycat

L83[17:27:01] <MichiBot> Ama​nda: Huh, what? "waves" I guess, now leave me alone I'm playing Tetris.

L89[19:14:50] <Amanda> Night girls

L94[21:18:28] <walks​anator> !tonkout

L95[21:18:39] <walks​anator> %tonkout

L96[21:18:40] <MichiBot> I'm sorry walks​anator, you were not able to beat sp​okr's record of 5 hours, 8 minutes and 41 seconds this time. 4 hours, 59 minutes and 51 seconds were wasted! Missed by 8 minutes and 50 seconds!

L97[21:21:53] <diamondc​reeper_6> bruh......... https://tinyurl.com/2fhjmvyy

L98[21:22:24] <diamondc​reeper_6> I have a Solar Panel of Infinity that can generate enough RF to power as many machines as I want to

L99[21:22:37] <diamondc​reeper_6> what happened here?

L100[21:29:10] <walks​anator> check your power cables

L101[21:29:14] <walks​anator> it may blip

L102[21:29:34] <walks​anator> or wait ... does that mod exist industrial something (the one with a packet-based energy system)

L103[21:30:54] <diamondc​reeper_6> >walksanator: or wait ... does that mod exist industrial something (the one with a packet-based e…

L104[21:30:55] <diamondc​reeper_6> Industrialcraft2?

L105[21:31:09] <diamondc​reeper_6> Industrial Foregoing?

L106[21:31:16] <walks​anator> idk

L107[21:31:23] <walks​anator> some old tech mod didn't use RF

L108[21:31:34] <walks​anator> and had it's own energy system that was packet based

L109[21:31:52] <diamondc​reeper_6> >walksanator: check your power cables

L110[21:31:52] <diamondc​reeper_6> what kind of power cable are you trying to specify?

L111[21:32:34] <diamondc​reeper_6> because I mainly use Heavy Aluminum Wires from Galacticraft to transmit power at a extreme high rate

L112[21:32:56] <walks​anator> hmm

L113[21:33:01] <walks​anator> try watching the power

L114[21:33:06] <walks​anator> when you turn it on

L115[21:33:17] <walks​anator> because it *may* end up consuming faster then you generate

L116[21:33:24] <diamondc​reeper_6> it aint

L117[21:33:43] <diamondc​reeper_6> my solar panel generates 16 Million RF/t

L118[21:34:07] <diamondc​reeper_6> keeping millions of machinery powered all day long

L119[21:34:09] <walks​anator> can your cables move 16 Mrf/t

L120[21:34:14] <diamondc​reeper_6> yes

L121[21:34:39] <diamondc​reeper_6> Heavy Aluminum Wires were designed for that to each Tier 2 Machines from GC

L122[21:34:46] <diamondc​reeper_6> but can work with other machines

L123[21:35:12] <walks​anator> eh just turn it on again

L124[21:35:17] <walks​anator> and see if it happens again

L125[21:35:25] <diamondc​reeper_6> its fixed

L126[21:35:53] <diamondc​reeper_6> I think its every time I use time in a bottle on it then type shit in the PC it does that

L127[21:36:13] <diamondc​reeper_6> thats the only thing I can think of

L128[21:36:24] <walks​anator> bottle of ticking

L129[21:36:43] <diamondc​reeper_6> well its mainly called "Time in a Bottle"

L130[21:37:11] <diamondc​reeper_6> its from RandomThings