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<hbag>
hey, if i use an irc client on android, will znc still playback the logs on my other devices? or will it consider those "seen" logs and not bother? i honestly have no idea what znc decides to playback and what it decides to ignore
<hbag>
like if it even takes "seen" messages into account or not
<graphitemaster>
Client Buffer keeps track of which client has recieved it and not
<hbag>
oh, fuckin cool
<hbag>
so it doesnt matter if i leave one client logged in?
<graphitemaster>
Nope. It does matter if you have two instances of the same client on the same IP though
<graphitemaster>
Since it differentiates by client and ip to know which client is which
<hbag>
yeah
<hbag>
same public ip in my case since my znc server's remote, so just dont use the same client on 2 devices lmao
<hbag>
i should probably move it over to local hardware once im used to using znc
<graphitemaster>
The latter is possible if you're like me and you have multiple PCs at home but only one outbound IP address and your ZNC is in the cloud on another machine (I host mine at Digital Ocean)
<graphitemaster>
Technically I don't want to use multiple different clients at home on all my machines to prevent that so I had to hack something up instead
<graphitemaster>
Multiple ZNC users basically.
<graphitemaster>
Single connection to the IRC networks but multiple local ZNC users that share all the same user.
<graphitemaster>
Each client then connects to ZNC with a different user-name, Client Buffer can differentiate users irrespective of same IP with some work
<hbag>
oh that could work
<hbag>
so they all share 1 *IRC* user, but its different users on the bouncer?
<graphitemaster>
Yeah
<hbag>
that's smart, i'll probably do that
<hbag>
...if there's an easy way to copy the config for 1 user up to ano-- wait there's literally a clone button hell yeah
<graphitemaster>
The webadmin is great
<graphitemaster>
Little bright on the eyes though
<graphitemaster>
Wish it had a dark theme
<graphitemaster>
While you're at it, add these
<graphitemaster>
TIME peanut butter jelly time
<graphitemaster>
VERSION 3.1415926535
<graphitemaster>
In the CRTP replies thing
<graphitemaster>
Also, CRTP TIME and VERSION me XD
<hbag>
it DOES have a dark theme
<hbag>
global settings, set skin to dark-clouds
<graphitemaster>
Holy shit, yeah
<graphitemaster>
How did I miss that
<graphitemaster>
Nice
<hbag>
hmmm... my mobile client seems to just be hanging on "connecting"
<hbag>
blegh
<hbag>
ah fuck i think i need to install external modules for this
<hbag>
graphitemaster: how've you got it set up? cos i dont think ZNC'll let me have two znc users use the same irc user
<graphitemaster>
I dunno how I did it back in the day
<graphitemaster>
My ZNC installation is from 2016 :P
<hbag>
rip
<hbag>
and of course i dont have znc-buildmod because the SDF admins fuckin decreed we shouldnt have it or something
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<hbag>
graphitemaster: idk, seems to be working fine for me, using hexchat on my laptop and its sending me the playback normally
<hbag>
i guess thats because my pc isnt connected to it right now though
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<klange>
ah, unconfigured PCI MMIO space, should have expected that on an ExpressCard slot...
<klange>
This little xHCI card is going to be _fun_. At least its proprietary status bits say it has a ROM attached and I don't have to load a firmware for it...
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<geist>
klange: does that mean you have to run the rom though?
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<jimbzy>
Sup ppl?
<Izem>
reading the rust book
<NieDzejkob_>
🦀
<jimbzy>
Nice.
<jimbzy>
I'm reading Crafting Interpreters.
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<Izem>
yeah that seems to be really popular, guess the author did a good job
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<jimbzy>
Izem, You can't beat free I suppose. I purchased a hard copy and I'm quite happy with it.
<Izem>
great
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<Izem>
I've looked at NT and Linux and I don't want to be trapped into thinking that's the only way to design an OS, do you have an resource that has a survey of past/present designs?
<bslsk05>
libera.irclog.whitequark.org: #osdev on 2021-07-05 — irc logs at whitequark.org
<NieDzejkob_>
it is a good example of things done differently, though
<jimbzy>
I can't think of any comprehensive resources off the top of my head, but I know Andy Mikrobaum's book looks at a few different OSs.
<Izem>
thanks
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<jimbzy>
I plan on getting into the new Haiku release soon, too.
<Izem>
interesting, what are you going to work on? It seems like they have a risc-v port?
<jimbzy>
I just want to try it out and see how it is shaping up. I've been following the project since it was OpenBeOS :p
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<Izem>
oh wow
<Izem>
the UI is so nice
<Izem>
even today
<Izem>
they support uefi so I was able to boot, but I have a font scaling issue so that was as far as my exploration went
<jimbzy>
It has come a long way for sure.
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<rwb>
hey. let's say, hypothetically, that i can currently read and mount ISO files.
<rwb>
how would you consider implementing ATAPI in order to make this work with real CDROMs?
<rwb>
in this hypothetical scenario i already have AHCI
<rwb>
the second line might've come out a bit wrong. i meant "how would you implement atapi"
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<klange>
geist: Thankfully no, the status bits all indicate the firmware is running already and I may have snooped on some Linux code to check their logic for not loading a firmware and ran through it in my head on the data I had to verify that.
<klange>
But I am going to need to configure the bridge it's on to get memory assigned and mapped so I can actually use it.