<dilyn>
you gotta get the return header when you do the upload
<sad_plan>
so append the -i flag when uploading?
<sad_plan>
s/append/use/
<dilyn>
yessir
<dilyn>
honestly we should provide something like a kiss-debug which allows users to upload build logs to 0x0 or something...
<sad_plan>
I could see the usefullness of that for sure. people giving logs is an absolute mess at times
<sad_plan>
would be pretty neat to just do kiss b foo | gimmiethelinkalready
<sad_plan>
however, im pretty sure people would find a way to miss this regardless..
<dilyn>
oh absolutely
<dilyn>
does anyone have a counter on how many times someone has popped in to ask about busybox diff error messages when building a kernel lmfao
<sad_plan>
not sure I would bother to count that high. especially anything related to kernel not booting. lol
<sad_plan>
oh, I figured it out. it doesnt seem like Im able to get the token if the file already exists. wierd
<dilyn>
it makes sense tho; there's no way of knowing if you're the person who made the original request
<dilyn>
don't worry it'll only be up for like, a year lmfaooooo
<sad_plan>
youre right. only identifier is probably the ip, which doesnt neccessarly have to be unique anyway so..
<sad_plan>
lol, yeeah, luckily, it wasnt that bad
<sad_plan>
hm, this is a new one. autotools generates a configure script with errors on tinyx now. love that things are subtly breaking at times
<jason123onirc>
how do I know if I am using tinyx?
<sad_plan>
how would you not know? if you havent installed tinyx, youre likely not running tinyx
<sad_plan>
but a dead giveaway is wether or not you can bind anything to the superkey
<sad_plan>
the performance difference is also pretty huge
<sad_plan>
tinyx is a turd in comparisson
<jason123onirc>
tinyx is faster?
<sad_plan>
other way around
<sad_plan>
tinyx doesnt have any acceleration, so its rather slow. it only runs on the framebuffer
<jason123onirc>
oh I installed xorg
<sad_plan>
figured as much. youd have to purposefully install tinyx.
<jason123onirc>
oh makes sense
<sewn>
dilyn: sad_plan: ooh I heard sff
<sewn>
what's your case
<sad_plan>
sewn: sl3m its called. its by custom_mod
<sewn>
holy fuck that's tiny
<sad_plan>
yep
<sewn>
why is this more expensive than my 10.8L case????
<sad_plan>
nfc-systems tries to brag about the smallest sff gaming computer. theirs is 3.39L. whereas sl3m is 2.97L to be precise
<sad_plan>
wym? custom_mods cases is pretty affordable imo
<dilyn>
it's expensive because it's (not a joke) small volume and harder to machine
<sad_plan>
its also niche. its often less costly to procude something 10M times, as oposed to 1k
<sad_plan>
however, I dont belive nfc systems s4t or custom_mods cases is particularly expensive. ive seens less niche cases with higher pricetags. custom_mod's cases is manually made, as is nfc's s4t
<sewn>
sad_plan: my S400v2 was 72 dollars
<sad_plan>
hm, wierd. sbase recently pushed some new commits, which altered their sort. this seems to break kiss' pkg_fix_deps() function. it runs sort -uk1,1 on the depends files, and seems to truncate the space if a dependency is set as makedep.
<sad_plan>
but it doesnt always happen
<sad_plan>
sewn: I see. thats not too shabby pricewise
<sewn>
atleast I'm not forced to use an nvidia GPU hehehe
<sad_plan>
neither am i. I could use dilyns gpu. it does fit. I know of a couple others aswell which should fit, but I havent doublechecked it
<sad_plan>
but yes, ive for sure locked myself out of hellova lot of gpus :p
<sad_plan>
if theres nothing funky about the dimensions ive found for the rtx a2000, it should fit aswell. altough this is also nvidia
<sewn>
bweh
<dilyn>
yeah my card would work, it's low profile
<dilyn>
iirc doesn't even need pcie power lmfao
<sewn>
what's the point of having a card like that tho
<dilyn>
low power, low need
<dilyn>
offloading specific workloads, simple graphics
<sewn>
wouldn't the igpu suffice then
<ukky>
igpu eats RAM
<sewn>
just download more ram
<dilyn>
kek
<dilyn>
but yes ram is a big reason, also efficiency
<dilyn>
can an igpu do opencl well?
<sewn>
I see
<sewn>
what about an soc
<dilyn>
SoCs tend to be heavily optimized
<dilyn>
for instance they'll embed an NPU to do task offloading, or a RT core for RT compute
<dilyn>
like the new jetson boards are great for CUDA stuff but piss for general compute imho
<dilyn>
ofc depends on the SoC; cheaper boards are less optimized and also bad at generic compute
<sewn>
I see
<sewn>
Bummer
<dilyn>
a SoC could do KISS stuff relatively well, for instance my sipeed licheerv can run a web browser; it's laggy, but it can run it. that's 512MB ram, 1GHz cpu (single core??) -- the hard part is getting the software (binary distributions shine here)
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<sewn>
what is it about kiss that gives me stutters in my driving game wtf