L1[00:11:15] <ThePiGuy24> daily reminder
that RT is a scam by nvidia to get you to buy more expensive GPUs
:3
L2[00:11:34] <ThePiGuy24> RTX that is
L3[00:12:59] <ThePiGuy24> raytracing is a
valid rendering technique, just not for realtime rendering in a
game
L4[00:13:42] <ThePiGuy24> for that we have
baked lighting, which can get you 90% of the way there, but at 10%
of the cost of raytracing at runtime
L5[01:05:59] <Amanda> %choose keep old ship
or scrap it
L6[01:06:00] <MichiBot> Amanda: I have a
pamphlet that says never to engage in "scrap it", so you
should definitely do it!
L7[01:53:00] 
<Ocawesome101> Izzy: ThePiGuy24: Teardown
is a nice example of a use case for ray tracing. no RTX necessary,
runs great on my rx6600.
<Ocawesome101> Izzy: ThePiGuy24: Teardown
is a nice example of a use case for ray tracing. no RTX necessary,
runs great on my rx6600.L8[01:54:13] <Ocawesome101> but it has all the gorgeous
and accurate dynamic lighting that comes with it
<Ocawesome101> but it has all the gorgeous
and accurate dynamic lighting that comes with itL9[01:54:33] <Ocawesome101> i think there are a few
shortcuts taken here and there but it's really interesting
<Ocawesome101> i think there are a few
shortcuts taken here and there but it's really interestingL10[03:03:02] <ThePiGuy24> yes, that is an
example of realtime raytracing done well. used in a use-case where
conventional polygon rasterisation would not work very well, and
well optimised to run on current and some previous hardware
L11[03:03:24] <ThePiGuy24> rather than
doing what we can do with conventional rendering but at 1/10th of
the speed
L12[05:02:09] <Ocawesome101> %tonk
<Ocawesome101> %tonkL13[05:02:11] <MichiBot> Dagnammit!
Ocawesome101! You beat Forecaster's previous record of <0 (By
7 hours, 25 minutes and 1 second)! I hope you're happy!
L14[05:02:12] <MichiBot> Ocawesome101's new
record is 7 hours, 25 minutes and 1 second! Ocawesome101 also
gained 0.00742 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need
0.04630043 more points to pass Forecaster!
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L22[11:17:42] *
Amanda meows and looks around
L23[11:28:52] *
Amanda spots Elfi laying in a pile of shredded moon photos, curls
up around her to protecc
L24[11:53:47] <Amanda> %choose spaaaace or
try and be productive first
L25[11:53:48] <MichiBot> Amanda: Haven't
you always gone with "spaaaace"? Hm, maybe not.
L26[12:26:21] <dacomputernerd> I wish the AE2
integrations included a way to get the name of the AE2 device
you're interfacing with
<dacomputernerd> I wish the AE2
integrations included a way to get the name of the AE2 device
you're interfacing withL27[12:26:40] <dacomputernerd> (like the name set by a
cutting knife or inscriber name press)
<dacomputernerd> (like the name set by a
cutting knife or inscriber name press)L28[12:28:58] <CompanionCube>
%tonkout
L29[12:28:58] <MichiBot> Huzzah!
CompanionCube! You beat Ocawesome101's previous record of 7
hours, 25 minutes and 1 second (By 1 minute and 46 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L30[12:28:59] <MichiBot> CompanionCube has
stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.007 tonk
points! plus 0.006 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to
50% because stealing) Current score: 1.04830625. Position #4 Need
0.06965156 more points to pass Ocawesome101!
L31[12:29:04] <dacomputernerd> then I wouldn't have to
manually program which of all these interfaces is which
<dacomputernerd> then I wouldn't have to
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L34[14:21:05] <Ocawesome101> %tonk
<Ocawesome101> %tonkL35[14:21:07] <MichiBot> Shoot!
Ocawesome101! You beat CompanionCube's previous record of <0
(By 1 hour, 52 minutes and 7 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L36[14:21:08] <MichiBot> Ocawesome101's new
record is 1 hour, 52 minutes and 7 seconds! Ocawesome101 also
gained 0.00187 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need
0.04443043 more points to pass Forecaster!
L37[14:24:44] <Amanda> I like how this one
ad that's playing in the podcasts I'm listening to implies that
someone buying a new mattress every night is a good
"ritual" to get good sleep
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L40[15:03:38] <Forecaster> Well technically
<Forecaster> Well technicallyL41[15:03:49] <Amanda> %choose more
pressure waves?
L42[15:03:49] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
wouldn't do that if I were you...
L43[15:04:31] <Forecaster> Add long as "good"
doesn't have to include "not insanely expensive"
<Forecaster> Add long as "good"
doesn't have to include "not insanely expensive"L44[15:06:33] <Amanda> Considering it's one
of those big-name brands who always is running ads on content
creators, yeah
L45[15:06:38] <Amanda> it's expensive
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L47[16:33:37] <Ernos> hey is Sangar part of
the OpenComputers team? Looking at OC2 and it's made by sangar, and
that name is oddly familiar
L48[16:34:52] <Forecaster> Sangar is the original author
of OC and OC2
<Forecaster> Sangar is the original author
of OC and OC2L49[16:34:58] <Forecaster> he doesn't work on OC anymore
though
<Forecaster> he doesn't work on OC anymore
thoughL50[16:36:30] <Ernos> ahh ok
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L52[18:50:57] <ThePiGuy24> nice, picked up
a pair of 22 inch samsung monitors for a tenner total, proper
chuffed with them :3
L53[19:28:27] <Amanda> Two qemu VMs and
lying about supported arches, and we have it! https://git.camnet.site/awesome-pda/-/packages/alpine/postmarketos-ui-awesome-pda/0.0.1_git1695409695-r0
L54[19:29:28] <Amanda> ( Forgejo/gitea
don't implement 'noarch' apk packages correctly, so I had to set up
a couple of arm VMs and "compile" the thing with those
)
L55[19:45:12] *
Amanda curls up ontop of Elfi, decides to ler her laptop nap and to
read some stories
L56[19:46:18] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL57[19:46:18] <MichiBot> Woah! Forecaster!
You beat Ocawesome101's previous record of 1 hour, 52 minutes and
7 seconds (By 3 hours, 33 minutes and 3 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L58[19:46:19] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 5 hours, 25 minutes and 11 seconds! Forecaster also
gained 0.0071 (0.00355 x 2) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
Position #2. Need 0.04478037 more points to pass Vaur!
L59[21:05:00] <Amanda> %choose halucinate
more or spaaace or become the very model of a modern nyavy
genermow
L60[21:05:00] <MichiBot> Amanda: Somebody
once told me to roll with "spaaace"
L61[21:09:22] <Amanda> Jeez, I really went
and sent my frigates on a 24h mission huh.
L62[21:16:30] <Forecaster> Yep (apparently)
<Forecaster> Yep (apparently)L63[21:36:40] <walksanator> I just used Chat GPT to
reset the password on a Kali Linux computer at my school
<walksanator> I just used Chat GPT to
reset the password on a Kali Linux computer at my schoolL64[22:07:40] <Amanda> Using LLMs as
glorified search engines, damn kids
L65[22:09:14] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL66[22:09:16] <MichiBot> You drink a dotted
violet potion (New!). It tastes sour.
L67[22:28:42] <walksanator> well i mean i had never
touched GRUB configs before
<walksanator> well i mean i had never
touched GRUB configs beforeL68[22:29:26] <walksanator> and the method Chat GPT gave
was
<walksanator> and the method Chat GPT gave
wasL69[22:29:26] <walksanator> "modify the
`linux`/`linux16` line for the grub entry replacing `ro` with `rw`
and append `init=/bin/bash`"
<walksanator> "modify the
`linux`/`linux16` line for the grub entry replacing `ro` with `rw`
and append `init=/bin/bash`"L70[22:30:35] <CompanionCube> i mean, this
works for ~any linux distro with an unprotected bootloader
L71[22:31:10] <walksanator> yeah
<walksanator> yeahL72[22:48:29] <Amanda> Elfi: hop on, we're
feeding bad data to LLM companies!
L73[22:48:47] <Elfi> heck yeah
L74[22:58:29] <Amanda> CompanionCube:
unless the initrd lacks necessary tools, anyway
L75[22:58:55] <Amanda> Though I guess you
sn manually mount them chroot
L76[22:58:57] <CompanionCube> if it does,
how's it going to mount /?
L77[22:59:27] <Amanda> Forgot bout chroot
for a second there
L78[23:05:01] <S3> This
reminds me I need to update my kernel again
<S3> This
reminds me I need to update my kernel againL79[23:05:14] <S3> which
means, creating a new initrd by hand and trying not to fuck it up
XD
<S3> which
means, creating a new initrd by hand and trying not to fuck it up
XDL80[23:05:35] <S3> Oh the
joys of doing root encrypted ZFS
<S3> Oh the
joys of doing root encrypted ZFSL81[23:06:44] <CompanionCube> huh, no
dracut/mkinitcpio?
L82[23:07:51] <S3> i
basically have a mkinitrd.conf that helps that works with a
mkinitrd script. 99% of the time, you can just run mkinitrd without
a config file at all and no intervention
<S3> i
basically have a mkinitrd.conf that helps that works with a
mkinitrd script. 99% of the time, you can just run mkinitrd without
a config file at all and no interventionL83[23:08:16] <CompanionCube> see also
zfsbootmenu
L84[23:08:29] <S3> But
this becomes a problem with specialized setups, where there's no
native root ZFS support for example. If I wait too many kernel
revisions, it usually means telling mkinitrd to dump the old initrd
tree template entirely
<S3> But
this becomes a problem with specialized setups, where there's no
native root ZFS support for example. If I wait too many kernel
revisions, it usually means telling mkinitrd to dump the old initrd
tree template entirelyL85[23:08:51] <S3> and
then running a few commands to update the new fstab and some
patched init scripts
<S3> and
then running a few commands to update the new fstab and some
patched init scriptsL86[23:08:55] <S3> I
could automate it
<S3> I
could automate itL87[23:09:00] <S3> But I
never did XD
<S3> But I
never did XDL88[23:10:14] <S3>
There's also the additional steps I have to perform such as,
disabling X from auto starting in my inittab so that the GPU
drivers don't fail to load for having incorrect nvidia drm in the
initrd
<S3>
There's also the additional steps I have to perform such as,
disabling X from auto starting in my inittab so that the GPU
drivers don't fail to load for having incorrect nvidia drm in the
initrdL89[23:10:39] <S3> So I
need to recompile that when I reboot as well as the new zfs drivers
again as well
<S3> So I
need to recompile that when I reboot as well as the new zfs drivers
again as wellL90[23:10:42] <S3> then
reboot again
<S3> then
reboot againL91[23:10:56] <S3> the
zfs drivers I can compile beforer the first reboot
<S3> the
zfs drivers I can compile beforer the first rebootL92[23:11:58] <S3> either
way, it's not complicated, there's just a lot of steps that need to
be done or I have to put in a nootable medium like a usb stick with
zfs built in to fix it
<S3> either
way, it's not complicated, there's just a lot of steps that need to
be done or I have to put in a nootable medium like a usb stick with
zfs built in to fix itL93[23:13:24] <S3> I
actually wrote a text file to help me not forget steps a while back
until I do automate it:
<S3> I
actually wrote a text file to help me not forget steps a while back
until I do automate it:L95[23:14:49] <Amanda> Ne, jusi code?
L96[23:14:52] <S3> Again,
not hard
<S3> Again,
not hardL97[23:15:00] <S3> just
easy to forget something if you don't double check
<S3> just
easy to forget something if you don't double checkL98[23:15:04] <Amanda> ( pastebin slug
)
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