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Anonymous
R4SAS, I can see you merged my patch or some version of it?
Vort
я тоже заметил сходство :)
Vort
ну главное, что программа становится лучше
orignal
какое сходство?
Vort
сходство вот этого коммита с предложениями Anonymous: github.com/PurpleI2P/i2pd/commit/dc6a42c26ff1572b97b59d64a2fd86bf5383053c
Anonymous
I planned to re-make it or something, but long itme passed so I forgot what changes I wanted to make, I guess they're in logs somewhere
orignal
а ну я его предложения не читаю ))
Anonymous
Vort, yeah, that's what I'm talking about, but I use the I2P git site instead
Anonymous
And I don't do Russian
orignal
you should
Anonymous
L:(
Anonymous
orignal, you took break or something? I was needlessly worried :/ I guess due to the attack timing
Anonymous
When next release? I cannot wait for this shit to stop :)
Anonymous
no pressure
Vort
Anonymous: he announced his break
Anonymous
how do you put pressure without putting pressure?
Anonymous
Vort, I was away, weko told me
orignal
I told you I was on vacation on Bora-Bora
orignal
Next release is June 12
Anonymous
what the fuck is Bora-Bora
Vort
"major" logs can be used in such cases
orignal
google it
Anonymous
June 12th? I cannot wait!
Anonymous
You got scheduled releases?
orignal
yes June 12. Agreed with idk
Anonymous
oh
Anonymous
You guys sync or something?
Anonymous
neat
R4SAS
Anonymous: yes. your changes with some improvements
Anonymous
What do you think of cgit? see #en if interested
R4SAS
what is cgit?
Anonymous
#en
Anonymous
it's awesome
R4SAS
whats wrong with gitea?
R4SAS
git.i2pd.xyz
Anonymous
It's bloated unusable shit on Links.
R4SAS
¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
Anonymous
:( mean
Anonymous
well
Anonymous
it shouldn't be too hard to set it up
Anonymous
I don't think it even needs any setting up
Anonymous
let me research maybe
Anonymous
Like I'm pretty sure it's a static read-only thing
Anonymous
also has caching
Anonymous
I guess this? host.andrewyu.org/guides/cgit.html
Anonymous
Whoops I continued this in #en
R4SAS
I don't really want to sit again with this
Anonymous
It's okay. People should clone repositories anyways :)
Anonymous
I get excited every time I come on IRC to chat because I love you guys and gals and all that you do
Anonymous
So I get hyperactive and talk garbage
R4SAS
I think better to find appropriate template for gitea
Anonymous
What do you mean? I never hosted Gitea
Anonymous
Not sure what you mean by template and if they would even helpP
Anonymous
Because I got like 20 buttons all scatered around the screen on Links
Anonymous
I cannot for the love of I2P find the "view diff raw" button lol
R4SAS
I mean find beeter look frontend style (template)
Anonymous
Hmmmm
Anonymous
<Anonymous> is there a image-bin on I2P someone can recommend?
Anonymous
I want to share with you
Anonymous
how it looks for me
R4SAS
cake.i2p
R4SAS
0xff.i2p
R4SAS
privatebin.i2p using pbincli
R4SAS
sharefile.i2p
Anonymous
Here, R4SAS cake.i2p/file/jkn530S3ac_fVpObEnpb6btZuaDFia8xQi2rJ9uPB_K5eYxx9SpA/screenshot.png
Anonymous
It is all scatered, but Gita is much better compared to GitHub I think
R4SAS
that is something wrong with you links config
Anonymous
Are you sure?
Anonymous
Oh
Anonymous
I forgot to show the important thing
Anonymous
that's showing the commit Vort linked to, mkay?
Anonymous
I see no + - diff
Anonymous
just a load of text
R4SAS
ah
Anonymous
On cgit not only does it act alike diff(1), but also highlights changes, so it's very sexy to view, and adds lines of code
Anonymous
1min
R4SAS
as I said, search for appropriate gitea template
R4SAS
or just clone repo as always
Anonymous
here
Anonymous
It's very simple, slic and hot
R4SAS
I know
Anonymous
If I can make diff(1) look that hot
Anonymous
or combine it somehow with less(1)
Anonymous
I'd like to know
Anonymous
I recently started using less(1) more and modifying it
Anonymous
But it does NOT work the same way on different OS-s
Anonymous
for example on FreeBSD you have colors.
Anonymous
On OpenBSD? no :)
R4SAS
diff?
Anonymous
So yeah.. I am a primitive vi/less/grep guy, what do you use, R4SAS ?
R4SAS
not git diff?
Anonymous
Yeah, the diff Unix utility
Anonymous
R4SAS, I don't want to rely on Git's diff because 1. I hate Git and 2. it's not universal.
R4SAS
use for what?
Anonymous
I started my own version control system as another alternative to Git
Anonymous
But my health went poor right when I got to the best part: it working
Anonymous
R4SAS, developement
Anonymous
programming
Anonymous
efficiency
R4SAS
diff --color -u <file1> <file2> | less ???
R4SAS
dev/prog using notepad
Anonymous
> diff --color
Anonymous
diff: unrecognized option `--color'
Anonymous
:(
Anonymous
Lol notepad
R4SAS
3.4 version is required
Vort
не совсем понимаю, зачем заморачиваться поддержкой текстового режима
Anonymous
Pretty sure this diff is FreeBSD-specific
Anonymous
Not a GNU one
Anonymous
Also pretty sure the OpenBSD one is also colorless and boring ._.
R4SAS
diff -v ?
Anonymous
nope
Anonymous
lmao
Anonymous
I remember diff having colors
Anonymous
I used in past
R4SAS
Vort: не говори
Anonymous
git diff seems nice, but not universal, again
Anonymous
and it drops you into less(1) or something similar to less
R4SAS
I dont have issues with it
Anonymous
GNU/Linux?
R4SAS
with git stuff
Anonymous
oh
Anonymous
Git is shit
Anonymous
I once used the proxy thing
Anonymous
it did NOT proxy
R4SAS
btw you can use colordiff
Anonymous
-_- torsocks worked better
Anonymous
no such thing xD
R4SAS
that only means that you messed up as always
Anonymous
ah
Anonymous
R4SAS, bruh no
R4SAS
I use git with socks5
Anonymous
Git is waaay too complicated
Anonymous
For what it should be
Anonymous
it's like X.org
Anonymous
and should be deprecated as X.org/X11 is
R4SAS
even if git is too complicated, no one requires from you to use all things provided by it
R4SAS
I use only: pull, push, rebase, diff, commit, stash
Anonymous
But still..
Anonymous
I don't know how to explain it
Anonymous
I will when I resume my SAFVCS project
Anonymous
But I despise Git
Anonymous
I hate the fuck out of it
Anonymous
It's a spaghetti mess
Anonymous
oh wow
Anonymous
> 37 # ANSI sequences for colours < I'll steal these color sets hihihi
Anonymous
At least something useful even if I won't use it
Anonymous
Thanks
orignal
думаю поднять число флудфилов без проверок до 1500
Anonymous
Seems nice but I'd have to learn a little of Perl and check the code in order to use it well RIP
weko
orignal: выглядит так что логика неверна, если приходится увеличивать
weko
потому что должно один раз провериться и больше не уменьшаться по этой причине
weko
там случаем на сбрасывается щас тот параметр в профилировании?
orignal
нееее
orignal
когда поработает некоторое время все в порядке
weko
ну да. 1000 же хватает и так
orignal
вопрос то про старт с нуля
weko
с нуля там должно по умолчанию считаться годным
weko
с ресида когда пришло
weko
а дальше потихоньку проверяя получаем новые подтверждённые флудфилы
weko
в итоге эта константа даже не понадобится
weko
в идеале должно быть так
orignal
но то в идеале
orignal
на практике же набирает 1000 и потом стоит
R4SAS
а зачем увеличивать?
Anonymous
and then pipe colordiff to less -R it seems, so you basically get git-diff(1)
orignal
смысле чтобы примерно соотвествовало числу реальных флудфилов
Anonymous
or just do this
Anonymous
diff a b | perl -lpe 'if(/^</){$_ = "\e[1;31m$_\e[0m"} elsif(/^>/){$_ = "\e[1;34m$_\e[0m"}'
Anonymous
xD
Anonymous
I love one-liners
R4SAS
diff -u ?
Anonymous
replace < > with - +
Anonymous
:)
Anonymous
ez
Anonymous
I just summarized 600+ lines into 1
Anonymous
Well.. someone did and I just made it compatible with the -u option :D
Anonymous
yes
Anonymous
perl -lpe 'if(/^-/){$_ = "\e[1;31m$_\e[0m"} elsif(/^+/){$_ = "\e[1;34m$_\e[0m"}'
Anonymous
Now steal colordiff's color sequences :D
Anonymous
37 # ANSI sequences for colours
Anonymous
38 my %colour;
Anonymous
39 $colour{white} = "\033[1;37m";
Anonymous
40 $colour{yellow} = "\033[1;33m";
Anonymous
41 $colour{green} = "\033[1;32m";
Anonymous
42 $colour{blue} = "\033[1;34m";
Anonymous
43 $colour{cyan} = "\033[1;36m";
Anonymous
44 $colour{red} = "\033[1;31m";
Anonymous
45 $colour{magenta} = "\033[1;35m";
Anonymous
46 $colour{black} = "\033[1;30m";
Anonymous
47 $colour{darkwhite} = "\033[0;37m";
Anonymous
48 $colour{darkyellow} = "\033[0;33m";
Anonymous
49 $colour{darkgreen} = "\033[0;32m";
Anonymous
50 $colour{darkblue} = "\033[0;34m";
Anonymous
51 $colour{darkcyan} = "\033[0;36m";
Anonymous
52 $colour{darkred} = "\033[0;31m";
Anonymous
53 $colour{darkmagenta} = "\033[0;35m";
Anonymous
54 $colour{darkblack} = "\033[0;30m";
Anonymous
55 $colour{off} = "\033[0;0m";
weko
<~orignal> смысле чтобы примерно соотвествовало числу реальных флудфилов
weko
ох уж эта подгонка ))
orignal
ну надо быть реалистами ))
orignal
1500 поэтому вполне разумное значение
weko
ну в идеале подгонки не должно быть
weko
bytes 44-47: request time (in minutes since the epoch, rounded down)
weko
а зачем это?
weko
ну типо минута отверки TDM
weko
TDM*
weko
TBM*
weko
отправки
orignal
чтобы replay не было
weko
тоесть?
weko
а
weko
чтобы нельзя было не перешифровав заспамить?
weko
иль как
weko
NOTE: Implementations must round to the nearest second to prevent clock bias in the network.
weko
хех, а если кто то не будет соблюдать))