Zoffix I guess that means I can send people to travis-ci.org/profile/timo/ if I ever want to overload their browser? :) 00:00
timotimo oh, i mean i have too many repos i'm watching 00:01
not that i own too many repos
Zoffix Ah :)
*sigh* Was hoping to finish the coverage parser today, but gonna havto be tomorrow 00:02
It's like 50 lines shorter tho :P
\o
Zoffix &
timotimo deletes a bunch of stale forks 00:04
travis-ci Rakudo build failed. Elizabeth Mattijsen 'Make Str (elem) Map / Map (cont) Str 50x faster 00:21
travis-ci.org/rakudo/rakudo/builds/216523226 github.com/rakudo/rakudo/compare/d...c6eca78dd6
buggable [travis build above] ✓ All failures are due to timeout (0), missing build log (0), GitHub connectivity (0), or failed make test (3). Across all jobs, only 04-nativecall/12-sizeof.t test file failed.
samcv bad travis bad 01:23
Zoffix, you may be interested in my latest MoarVM commit. but that's only for coverage for MoarVM code, not perl 6 code 01:26
still useful though
AlexDaniel Zoffix: I know you love this kind of error message! 01:29
m: my $x = { $_² }; for $x(42), $x(50) { say $_ }
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This appears to be Perl 5 code
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AlexDaniel that's it!
samcv LOL 01:30
AlexDaniel appears to be Perl 5 code, refusing to compile!
m: my $x = { $_² }; for $x.(42), $x.(50) { say $_ }
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samcv here's some coverage of MVM functions gist.github.com/samcv/b6cfe4cc2ba6...70d338c4e4 at least using the nqp test suite
this is not roast, just nqp suite 01:31
also totals at the bottom are not accurate. because i grepped out all the 3rdparty files
full instructions for generating this and other outputs are in the description of the latest MVM commit which added it to Configure.pl 01:33
MasterDuke nice 01:35
AlexDaniel (ok, RT #131076)
synopsebot6 Link: rt.perl.org/rt3/Public/Bug/Display...?id=131076
AlexDaniel I stumbled upon this when writing some actual code, so I am a bit pissed off :D 01:36
samcv made a mistake in the commit desc. should have libmoar.so on the second line not src/moar.o but it's right on the line before. hopefully peple will figure it out. maybe i'll put a commit comment on it later 01:38
trying to get it to output ANSIcolor even when it's not to a terminal 01:40
hopefully can find some useful way to make it html
Geth nqp: samcv++ created pull request #350:
[moar] Use foldcase in QASTRegexCompilier		 01:42
samcv i'll brb. ^ PR is ready to go, moarvm should be bumped after that's merged to get the speedup, though the code functions fine without the bump, just is slower than it is now
AlexDaniel, MasterDuke feast your eyes on this! cry.nu/stringcov.html 01:50
not sure how to automate this, but Konsole let me save my terminal as html
this is really nice
AlexDaniel samcv: wait, what am I seeing? :) 01:51
samcv the nqp test suite coverage for MVM_string functions 01:52
left column is how many times that line was ran
AlexDaniel ah right
samcv the 2nd column is line number. and everything red is never executed
AlexDaniel that's pretty cool 01:53
samcv super awesome :)
AlexDaniel this was also pretty cool: perl6.wtf/
samcv ideally we will have almost full coverage of MoarVM in the nqp suite and full coverage of rakudo in the roast suite 01:54
be back in a bit :-)
AlexDaniel MasterDuke: any thoughts? :) 01:55
Geth nqp: 9950ea68f2 | (Samantha McVey)++ | tools/build/MOAR_REVISION
Bump MoarVM to get indexic op speed boost and others

String index ignore case operation order of magnitude speed boost, so now is faster than our current use with :i regex.
Fixed some compile warnings, improved the errors for failed UTF-8 decodings		 03:26
nqp: version bump brought these changes: github.com/MoarVM/MoarVM/compare/2...-gb0778d6f
6c365c649d | (Samantha McVey)++ | README.pod

Was missing `=pod` and `=cut` so Github did not show the links and pictures/etc.
MasterDuke it would be great to get the MoarVM and the Rakudo coverage updated daily and available online somewhere 03:41
samcv i'm working on trying to integrate it into this site codecov.io but if that fails can always figure out some way to do it 03:42
[TuxCM] This is Rakudo version 2017.03-65-g5aebaf1fe built on MoarVM version 2017.03-31-g8f9325b8 06:41
csv-ip5xs 3.071
test 12.406
test-t 4.831 - 4.877
csv-parser 12.981
lizmat Files=1181, Tests=56009, 197 wallclock secs (11.67 usr 4.66 sys + 1167.91 cusr 113.54 csys = 1297.78 CPU) 07:49
samcv curious what the change is when nqp gets bumped 07:56
with the moarvm :i 2x factor speed increase
feel free to bump whenever anybody feels like it/would like to test it out. would like one other person to test it out before bumping nqp, though i think everything is fine and i got full spectest pass 07:57
if anybody wants to volunteer 07:58
samcv ok will probably bump in an hour or so. gonna build rakudo again so i can do some speed comparison so i can have an accurate speed boost in my commit :p 08:28
will be back in a bit
timotimo .tell AlexDaniel if you update your moarvm, you'll get better error messages for "must be composed before whatever" 09:28
yoleaux2 timotimo: I'll pass your message to AlexDaniel.
Zoffix samcv: TBH, I'd be more interested in the line_based_coverage_pr getting merged. Every time I try to use it, I have to deal with merge conflicts from master branch and right now I'm working on updating the parser for it, but won't be able to make a PR due to, again, merge conflicts 10:04
m: m: my $x = { $_² }; for ($x(42), $x(50)) { say $_ } 10:09
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timotimo jnthn: do you think it'd be all right if i put a commit up in moar that only puts the opcode that line_based_coverage will use into the oplist and does nothing else? 10:14
jnthn timotimo: If you only add things to oplist and nowhere else then it breaks computed goto's compilation, I think 10:24
Since it makes a label table and the label will be missing in interp.c
We could just merge it, on the understanding that it still needs some attention
Zoffix +1 10:29
It'd be easier to find more hands to give that attention if it were in master IMO. 10:30
timotimo OK, yeah. i'll rebase it, fix up any conflicts, and then the PR can go in 10:46
Geth rakudo/nom: ff52b74c68 | (Elizabeth Mattijsen)++ | src/core/Baggy.pm
Streamline Baggy.new-from-pairs

  - about 1.5x as fast
  - with lower memory pressure
  - affects all .Bag type coercers		 11:58
lizmat afk again for quite some hours&
Zoffix tries to figure out how to use `lastcall` 12:18
"continue in next dispatcher loop" huh? docs.perl6.org/routine/lastcall
jnthn Curious... 12:19
So far as I remember it just truncates the dispatch list
So that nextsame won't go anywhere
Zoffix Aye, seems to be just that. 12:21
jnthn: is `samewith` the same as just calling the routine by name? 12:24
multi foo { samewith 42 } eqv multi foo { foo 42 }
jnthn Maybe 12:25
Zoffix :D
jnthn m: multi foo($i) { say 1; foo($i.Int); }; { multi foo(Int $i) { say 2 }; foo('42') } 12:26
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jnthn Hmm
So apparently the answer is "yes" :P
But I'd kinda expected the latter to not infinitely recurse. 12:28
That is, I thought it would manage to find the inner proto to redispatch to
Geth rakudo/nom: 545d82acc9 | (Zoffix Znet)++ | src/core/hash_slice.pm
Use , instead of ; in nqp::stmts(); MasterDuke++

Even though it ends up working right, the comma is faster		 12:33
SmokeMachine Zoffix: thanks! I was going to fix that just now... Zoffix++ 14:32
MasterDuke++
Zoffix Here's the stuff we use for .is-prime according to our docs: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller%E2%80...t#Accuracy 14:47
samcv good * 15:23
i had a good sleep
Zoffix -_- I was so busy this month, I forgot to pay for both my phone and electricity. A first in years :/ 15:24
samcv you don't eed eitheir of those things 15:25
Zoffix would die without either of thos things :o
samcv no late charges i hope 15:26
Zoffix Probably not.
samcv ok 1.8x faster worst case 3.33x faster best case 15:27
the speed bost to m:i/ /
weee
Zoffix :o 15:28
samcv++
DrForr When I moved into my apartment I was cut off because I somehow had 3 months of electricity back payments due on an apartment I'd yet to live in. 15:29
Zoffix heh
Geth rakudo/nom: 3e275ddb74 | (Samantha McVey)++ | tools/build/NQP_REVISION
Bump Moar/NQP for 1.8x-3.3x faster m:i/ / regex matching

1.8x faster in the worst case scenario (has to search until the end of the haystack with 0 results), or 3.33x faster in the best case (match is at the start of the haystack). samcv++		 15:31
rakudo/nom: version bump brought these changes: github.com/perl6/nqp/compare/2017....-g6c365c64
70d5556829 | (Zoffix Znet)++ | lib/Pod/To/Text.pm6
samcv Zoffix, if i give you a script that works can you integrate moarvm coverage with perl6.wtf maybe perl6.wtf/moar ? 15:35
moritz \o
samcv hi 15:36
Zoffix samcv: OK 15:37
samcv cool. will let you know when i figure it out
well it's mostly figured out. but still need to figure out some thngs
Zoffix New blog post: "But Here's My Dispatch, So callwith Maybe": perl6.party/post/Perl6-But-Heres-M...with-Maybe 15:50
samcv Zoffix, looks like it got merged now 15:59
the thing you wanted merging in moarvm
Zoffix Yes. Thanks. 16:03
samcv so test-t should get 13% faster 16:04
comparing best of 10 runs 16:05
fastest of 10 runs each of rakudo 2017.03 and moar-blead is from 5.959 to 5.046 on my computer
very nice :)
hopefully shows up in tux's graph :) 16:06
Zoffix pings [TuxCM] 16:09
for an out-of-schedule bench run :D
samcv :d 16:10
:D
would be curious if compile time changes at all or not. idk if we use :i that much in the setting 16:15
TimToady is somewhat allergic to case-insensitive languages 16:22
samcv is csv case insensitive? 16:24
which _popular_ ones are? i have never used any
except graphing clacutaltor whatever but there i onnly had uppercase anway
ilmari sql, kindof 16:25
Zoffix PASCAL :o 16:26
b2gills Visual Basic
ilmari lisp 16:29
Zoffix AutoIT
ilmari any language that started out all-upper-case/
?
because people quickly realised that was incredibly tedious to type 16:30
yeah, capslock exists, but still
samcv NOT AT ALL 16:34
why does this laptop not have a caps lock key :( 16:35
lenovo :(
and i have absolutely 0 indicators anywhere
only light i have is a the Fn button light that idk what it does. 16:36
only the power button glow and the Fn button has a light on it. probably to signal if it's a toggle or if it has to held down
no hd light, no wifi light, no caps lock light no num lock light. no thinklight
Zoffix #courage 16:51
samcv #sad 16:56
at least quad core cpu coming next week i think
to put in it
Zoffix, what is your lappy 17:14
Zoffix samcv: don't really use one. I have desktops at both places I occupy during daytime. The one lappy I have is like 10-11 years old Dell.. umm. XPS M1150 or something or other. I have it sitting in my music room where I just use it to browse music tabs or I move it to the kitchen to watch TV shows while cooking... 17:17
[Coke] (CI) ColdFusion 17:24
Zoffix My work setup: i.imgur.com/fU4qNex.jpg and my home setup: i.imgur.com/4Mexr4A.jpg 17:25
timotimo neo2 has this cool trick where holding both shift keys at the same time activates and deactivates capslock 18:02
that frees up capslock for a whole layer
AlexDaniel right 18:06
yoleaux2 09:28Z <timotimo> AlexDaniel: if you update your moarvm, you'll get better error messages for "must be composed before whatever"
AlexDaniel now the question is why do you need caps lock at all
timotimo tbh i'm surprised CSV would even have :i in it
i need capslock for the [] and the () and the {} and the () and the ! and the ? and : and - and ` and ~ and $ and # 18:07
and ¹²³ and ›‹ and ¢¥ and ‚‘’
AlexDaniel uh… oh… wait what :) 18:08
ah, right, right, that's what you get if there's no thumb key for shift 18:09
timotimo thumb key for shift? 18:11
AlexDaniel yea, if your keyboard has any thumb keys at all 18:12
timotimo keys next to the spacebar?
or the kind of keys you get with two-halves keyboards?
AlexDaniel timotimo: yes, those on ergonomic keyboards. Or regular Japanese keyboards 18:13
timotimo ah, yeah, i seem to recall you have a japanese one with just the shortest spacebar 18:14
AlexDaniel yea
can't get anything better than that for a laptop
I'm glad Japan exists…
Zoffix One place where m:i used: every parse of harness6's test's description 19:05
Zoffix eyes perl6maven.com/encrypt-a-password 19:15
"I think Crypt::Bcrypt or Crypt::Argon2 would be the recommended ones to use, but currently they are both broken due to a dependency being broken"
And entire article dedicated to a broken function that's been hacked before, hasn't it?
===> Testing [FAIL]: if:ver('0.1.0'):auth('github:FROGGS') 19:17
Aborting due to test failure: if:ver('0.1.0'):auth('github:FROGGS') (use --force to override)
And the failures for proper modules seem to be due to failure in testing module -_-
"Cannot find method 'symtable' on object of type GLOBAL" is that the braids change stuff? 19:21
Looks like. Adding the same fix from Slang::Tuxic fixed it (but not the module; tests fail :/) 19:25
ZOFVM: Files=1230, Tests=132984, 115 wallclock secs (21.74 usr 2.99 sys + 2403.60 cusr 128.66 csys = 2556.99 CPU) 19:26
5s less than usual :D
timotimo nice 19:32
Zoffix I don't get TimToady's fix... tho: my Mu $MAIN-grammar := nqp::atkey(%*LANG, 'MAIN'); my $grammar := $MAIN-grammar.HOW.mixin($MAIN-grammar, Tuxic); try nqp::bindkey(%*LANG, 'MAIN', $grammar);
Isn't .HOW.mixin mutating the *LANG<LANG> anyway?
So %*LANG<MAIN>.^mixin(BetterWorld); is equivalent of all of the above? :/ 19:33
ZOF6VM: Files=1230, Tests=132984, 235 wallclock secs
And 6s less than last time for harness6 19:34
m: role Foo {}; BEGIN dd %*LANG<MAIN>.^mixin(Foo).^name; BEGIN dd %*LANG<MAIN>.^name 19:36
camelia "Perl6::Grammar+\{Foo}"
"Perl6::Grammar"
Zoffix hm, OK, then I'm wrong about .^mixin 19:37
m: my $x = 42; $x.^mixin: role Foo {}; dd $x
camelia Int+{Foo} $x = 42
AlexDaniel timotimo: well, the error message is better, but how do I make it work?
Zoffix But I guess ^ that is due to constant caching
And I'm guessing you don't need to use nqp? And this should work for slang stuff? my $grammar := %*LANG<MAIN>.^mixin(BetterWorld); try %*LANG<MAIN> := $grammar; try $*LANG.define_slang('MAIN', $grammar, $*LANG.actions); 19:39
It got rid of error in if.pm6 but the tests still fail :(
m: my $x = *²; for ($x(2), $x(3)) { .say } 19:40
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Zoffix .seen FROGGS 19:47
yoleaux2 I saw FROGGS 2 Mar 2017 16:23Z in #moarvm: <FROGGS> [Coke]: I did
Zoffix .tell FROGGS if.pm6 is busted and that breaks install of some crypto modules. Any ideas for how to fix? The role's method never gets run; dunno where to take it from here: github.com/FROGGS/p6-if/issues/2 19:48
yoleaux2 Zoffix: I'll pass your message to FROGGS.
timotimo AlexDaniel: it won't give you a sensible backtrace with the exception? 19:50
AlexDaniel timotimo: no backtrace and no line number 19:59
timotimo: but to be honest I don't care about the error message, I just want to know how use something through Inline::Python in a module… 20:00
timotimo not even with --ll-exception?!
have you considered "no precompilation;"?
AlexDaniel oh! 20:02
yes! Yes! 20:03
thank you very much!
timotimo: fwiw, --ll-exception backtrace that has nothing about my files 20:04
s/that//
RT #131079 is a nice find 20:09
synopsebot6 Link: rt.perl.org/rt3/Public/Bug/Display...?id=131079
AlexDaniel I wonder why it works, shouldn't it complain about the lack of MONKEY-SEE-NO-EVAL? 20:11
timotimo AlexDaniel: ah, it probably happens in the parser. that'd make a lot of sense actually 20:16
geekosaur the <$foo> syntax exists to be exactly that kind of escape hatch, iirc 20:32
timotimo i wonder why the first part didn't work 20:33
the one with just { } in it
Zoffix <$foo> syntax is like eval: it'll want a MONKEY if it's dangerius (not all EVAL needs a monkey) 20:37
and the first part with just { } catches that arbitrary code is exevuted 20:38
m: my $c = '<::(say("pwned"), exit)>'; '' ~~ /<$c>/ 20:42
camelia pwned
Zoffix jesus
samcv grumbled something about MONKEY-SEE-NO-EVAL 20:43
Zoffix m: my $c = '<&say("pwned")>'; '' ~~ /<$c>/ 20:44
camelia 5===SORRY!5=== Error while compiling /home/camelia/EVAL_0
Prohibited regex interpolation (use the MONKEY-SEE-NO-EVAL pragma to override this error,
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timotimo you can make a slang that makes it the default, or you can make a slang that gives it a different name
Zoffix Don't even need a slang just a module that exports a constant 20:45
or a sub rather; we do it in Test.pm6: github.com/rakudo/rakudo/blob/nom/...st.pm6#L44 20:46
Speaking of monkeys.... is it a bug or not that method-form EVAL doesn't care about monketlys? 20:50
monkeys
moritz IMHO the method-form of EVAL itself is a bug. 20:53
Zoffix heh why?
It operates on a string.
Zoffix often wants a method form of try 20:54
as I recall roast actually has .perl.EVAL in it. So it's not a bug :) 20:59
But is its not needing a monkey a bug? :)
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Zoffix m: sub foo { 'say "pwned"' }; foo.EVAL
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timo1 the triple exclamation marks really sell it
Zoffix Hm. I'm tempted to say not a bug because of ^ that. It's useful after methods and stuff, so making it want a monkey is lta 21:02
But then, everyone will just use that instead of monkeys :/
(I know I do)
samcv i don't like that warning 21:12
well. i can see why you ai mean i dont think it should be an error
it should be a warning. that can be supressed with MONKEY-SEE-NO-EVAL
but it's silly to make it an error
just frustrates users
Zoffix Meh, a warning is more annoying. It's language being indecisive if it wants to stop you or to let you proceed. 21:14
samcv i suppose that makes sense too 21:15
Zoffix Alright. I have 20 minutes in which to fix the coverage parser 21:17
Zoffix gets cracking
samcv i thought it was merged
need to get the installation fixed?
timotimo the coverage parser was a bit crappy (the one i wrote) so zoffix is rewriting it :) 21:18
samcv ah
is that the part that makes it into html? or is it all one thing 21:19
not sure if there's intermediate formats and things
timotimo there's the format that moarvm spits out where it's just lines of "HIT filename linenumber" 21:20
samcv i would like to get moarvm.wtf working too with clang coverage. but will have to find some way to do it
ah
timotimo put it onto perl6.wtf, such gtlds are far too expensive
samcv yes lol.
timotimo they are affordable in the first year, then their price rises like 10x to 100x 21:21
samcv what's the best way to get every function we have in a list 21:22
jnthn Well, a way is: strings libmoar.so | grep MVM_ 21:25
Though it's a slight over-estimate 21:26
MasterDuke and not every function has MVM_ in the name
what about something like ctags? 21:27
jnthn True, the static ones don't
samcv nah but some don't start with mvm jnthn
jnthn Depends what's needed
samcv that's the issue
jnthn Well yeah, if you don't want just the public ones... :)
samcv sometimes public ones call other ones
jnthn Ah, you're doing it for coverage so you probably do what all the things :) 21:28
So yeah, ctags may be a better bet, though I dunno how that works :)
samcv yeah. but don't want the 3rdparty files
or i could say screw it and fix that problem afterward
MasterDuke --exclude=pattern Exclude files and directories matching 'pattern'. 21:29
from ctags --help
`ctags --c-kinds=f -R src/*` looks like it produces pretty much exactly what you want 21:33
Zoffix m: my %stats = :file-on-disk<foo>; dd "coverage/%stats<file-on-disk>.coverage.html" 21:34
camelia "coverage/\%stats<file-on-disk>.coverage.html"
Zoffix TIL that dot for NOT a method prevents interpolation :/
m: my %stats = :file-on-disk<foo>; dd "coverage/%stats<file-on-disk>\.coverage.html"
camelia "coverage/foo.coverage.html"
Zoffix m: my $meow = "foo"; dd "coverage/$meow.coverage.html" 21:35
camelia "coverage/foo.coverage.html"
Zoffix Actually, looks more like a bug...
samcv this looks nice enough though cry.nu/overview.html
Zoffix purty 21:36
samcv the functions are even better Zoffix 21:38
i guess this is missing some info cry.nu/profile.html
but you can still see which don't get run
if you scroll to the highlighted code 21:39
timotimo i wonder if you have to turn debugging off to make results more correct 21:40
like, all of sc.h is uncovered? i can hardly believe that
samcv it is off. but those results are not correct 21:41
it's just missing some data
timotimo is there any MVM_STATIC_INLINE that's actually covered?
samcv timotimo, more info cry.nu/fullprof.html 21:42
idk
uh yes it is
see the file i just linked
that's got full info
left column is number of times it has been through that line during running nqp test suite 21:43
timotimo OK 21:45
samcv actually maybe that's not everything, just any function that starts with MVM 21:46
including the inline ones
pretty schweet 21:47
MasterDuke ah, you haven't done coverage for a rakudo spectest run yet? 21:49
samcv yeah that i'm going to be working on now 21:51
Zoffix "Only identical operators may be list associative; since 'and' and 'andthen' differ, they are non-associative" 21:54
What is this! The middle ages? :)
m: 1 and 2 andthen 3 21:55
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Zoffix Oh well :)
samcv MasterDuke, before i do that i'm making it so i can automate the test collation 21:57
collection/compilation
MasterDuke nice 21:59
samcv so will have three scripts, one to replace nqp-m/rakudo-m, one to compile the files into the final output 22:00
then the third will process it
well. output it
Zoffix Actually, looks like I lied. new parser is 10s slower :P 22:44
But it does the coverage parsing faster :P it just does it in the faster of the two threads, so the extra fastnest is irrelevant 22:45
BUT.... it works! \o/
MasterDuke Zoffix++ 22:46
Zoffix 40 lines shorter too 22:47
samcv almost got something rough
timotimo you got more correctness, right? :) 22:48
that's good
Zoffix perl6.wtf/ 22:49
I removed the "line offset" or whatever it was; the last column. Since now it's irrelevant 22:50
timotimo we have numbers again \o/ 23:05
# U+227C PRECEDES OR EQUAL TO 23:12
only sub infix:<≼>($a, $b --> Bool:D) is pure {
that's a bad miss :D
samcv ok full instruction for generating coverage with nqp test suite. github.com/samcv/MoarVM-cover 23:13
can be very easily adapted to roast. which i'm gonna do after a little break. but finally automated and got all the commands working and documentation
only differencre with roast will be you will just change the nqp-profile script to perl6-profile or something like that, but nqp and perl6 are almost identical shell scripts originally 23:15
Zoffix timotimo: what file is that in? 23:18
I don't got numbers 23:19
SETTING::src/core/set_operators.pm
But I see the missing stuff 23:20
Also, I remember adding the date the report was generated on, long time ago.
Looks like one of those rebases was off a wrong branch :P
I have broken chars in Fifox, but not Chrome. Already re-building with a fix tho 23:21
Fix force-pushed to the PR and perl6.wtf updated 23:24
timotimo it's just a missing meta tag or something 23:25
Zoffix was yeah 23:26
timotimo playing some vidya games, so i'm slow and unhelpful :) 23:27

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