Time Nick Message 00:42 Izzy cheapie: fwiw I get the same worldgen stalls on a dual processor PPC64 box. sometimes it doesn't seem to get there at all. 00:43 pgimeno cheapie: LJ emits SSE2 code, that's probably why it doesn't work on an MMX machine 00:44 pgimeno that applies to JIT-compiled code, not sure about the interpreter but it could be the same case; if not, disabling JIT could be an option (LJ is faster than PUC interpreting too) 01:08 MTDiscord test 01:09 MTDiscord no testing in the irc 01:10 MTDiscord I'm switching matterbridge servers, so testing is rather necessary 01:11 MTDiscord gasp 01:11 MTDiscord carry on then 01:11 MTDiscord but I'll be watching :squint: 01:12 [MatrxMT]_ as I maintain the chatbridge between matrix (this is also a test). 01:12 MTDiscord to make sure the test goes well :D 01:12 MTDiscord And it seems that it did 01:12 MTDiscord no one quick test in the dev and we're good 01:12 MTDiscord you beat me :devtest: 01:12 [MatrxMT]_ all done 01:13 user333_ speaking of i should test something involving one of the bridges 01:13 MTDiscord What is the weight capacity of that bridge? 01:14 MTDiscord We have discovered it in the past, resulting in the kicking of the bridge from liberaIRC 01:14 MTDiscord Lets not repeat that 01:14 MTDiscord What exactly happened? 01:15 MTDiscord Something about too many messages being ratelimited. I think some setting was changed on sfan5's IRC side 01:16 user333_ yeah libera's bots (ozone in particular) don't get too happy 01:16 MTDiscord Wow I didn't even know they rate limited the irc 01:17 MTDiscord Now I wonder if you could transmit an xorg desktop via ssh via compressed characters 01:18 MTDiscord quintessential Jordan thing to say. Keep it up! 01:30 cheapie jordan4ibanez: Going by my experience on pissnet back in the day....... yes, yes you can 01:32 MTDiscord I can't even begin to fathom the archaic nature of what displays in the virtual xorg window 01:36 cheapie jordan4ibanez: Also this reminds me, I'm running out of bad ideas, got any more I can try? 01:36 * cheapie also gives user333_ a '7z b' score of... about 200 01:37 * user333_ runs cheapie through level 9 xz compression 01:37 cheapie Might take a while if you want to do it on this thing 01:38 user333_ xz takes forever but i use it for almost everything 01:38 cheapie I usually use lrzip these days, takes even more forever but compresses notably better 01:38 cheapie Specifically I use it in ZPAQ (-z) mode 01:38 user333_ zstd --ultra -22 is also nice 01:39 cheapie lrzip -zp16 some-100GB-file.tar is very much a "come back in several hours" sort of task 01:40 MTDiscord cheapie: a lua vm written in lua 01:41 cheapie jordan4ibanez: Does it have to be direct, or can I stick another level in there by getting Lua code running in RVController? 01:41 MTDiscord yeah! that sounds horrific! 01:42 user333_ lua in linux on rvcontroller on luanti? 01:42 cheapie One of these days I need to get M-mode and U-mode implemented, then maybe I can see about getting Linux running in it 01:43 user333_ xz tends to OOM my devices (notably my RPi1) which is annoying because it kills my other znc 01:43 user333_ which speaking of i just had to fix again 01:43 * cheapie gives user333_ a copy of cmix 01:44 cheapie Takes like 20GB of RAM and needs an hour or two per MB, but it compresses better than basically anything else 01:44 * user333_ has not heard of cmix 01:44 user333_ sounds fun 01:44 cheapie https://www.byronknoll.com/cmix.html 01:44 user333_ good use for my 64gb ddr4 01:46 cheapie About the only case where I can actually see it being /useful/ is if you needed to transfer files to some box somewhere that was rather powerful but connected only via dialup 01:47 user333_ or very, very long time archival 01:47 cheapie Ehh, cmix doesn't seem really all that maintained lately, I wouldn't count on it working on a modern system a decade or two from now 01:48 user333_ had to do a bit of work for it to compile on my arch system so probably 01:48 cheapie That and I'm not really sure in what sort of case you would want to archive a few hundred MB (it's pretty much completely impractical for anything more than that) and yet be short on space to do it 02:11 user333_ cheapie, i am using this risc-v emulator in my project: https://github.com/ZakChrom/riscv-emulator 02:11 user333_ thought you might want to see 02:12 crazylad wow look at the colorful language used in the commit messages 02:12 crazylad XD 02:12 user333_ looks like mine 02:12 user333_ not really 02:13 user333_ mine are vague like "fix" or "Update README.md" 02:23 [MatrxMT]_ what happened to the room name 02:23 [MatrxMT]_ it's now x and n others 02:24 Sheriff_U3 This is still #luanti ... but I'm not on matrix right now either. 02:49 [MatrxMT]_ test 02:49 user333_ test passes 02:50 [MatrxMT]_ fail2ban was the culprit for my matrix server not working, apparently it banned myself 02:51 Sheriff_U3 Hey at least it worked. 02:51 Sheriff_U3 🤣 02:52 [MatrxMT]_ selfhosting is (mostly) fun