// #eevblog — 2021-10-28
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00:10:09 <electrohead> o/
00:12:09 * Ampera hugs electrohead
00:12:14 <Ampera> how are you doing electrofriend?
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00:27:18 <electrohead> better than ... some random day in the past
00:27:19 <electrohead> lol
00:27:21 <electrohead> you?
00:29:43 <electrohead> Ysjoelfir: that package is still in limbo
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00:31:59 * T3sl4 stretches film across electrohead's face
00:33:10 <K> what kind of film?
00:33:13 <K> bioilm?
00:33:25 <K> 120 film?
00:33:27 <T3sl4> yes, let's go with that
00:33:40 <jaymax> biofilm not very stretchy - i tried.
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00:36:07 <electrohead> lol
00:38:00 <Ampera> O s, a
00:38:02 <Ampera> AEG
00:38:06 <Ampera> Lwaf
00:38:08 <Ampera> penis
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00:47:19 <Kuschelpony> these were times, when you got an schematic for your pocket calcultor https://www.richis-lab.de/images/calc/TMS0100-07.pdf
01:01:09 <electrohead> https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/10/fbi-raids-chinese-point-of-sale-giant-pax-technology/
01:01:10 <EEVBot> [Title] - FBI Raids Chinese Point-of-Sale Giant PAX Technology – Krebs on Security
01:02:37 <T3sl4> '"sources""
01:03:25 <T3sl4> but eh, sus
01:07:45 * electrohead shrugs
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01:24:06 <T3sl4> wait
01:24:07 <T3sl4> so
01:24:36 <T3sl4> in the latest veritasium vid he interviews a Dr Paul Stanley of physics
01:24:46 <T3sl4> from the wrong university!
01:25:23 <T3sl4> (i had one at Beloit College, and i assume he's still there; the vid has one from Duke Kunshan U.) :P
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01:30:20 <Ampera> someone stop turning nickop off
01:30:23 <Ampera> or I'll hurt you
01:34:56 Nick: Halcyon is now known as Halcyon1
01:35:43 <T3sl4> oh shit
01:36:25 <T3sl4> no wonder that looked suspicious, he did in fact, maybe not retire, but he's emeritus now, and indeed lecturing at duke k
01:37:16 <T3sl4> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-_7y0WUnW4
01:37:17 <EEVBot> [Title] - Youtube: The Physics Question I Needed A Helicopter To Solve
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05:44:13 <electrohead> so it turns out, jenkins is fun as fuck to play with
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07:16:44 <T3sl4> steve30: https://i.redd.it/ufzqqvo811w71.jpg
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09:52:43 <arch> i have a question, about an audio amp im trying to "retrofit"
09:53:32 <arch> so it uses a 13V-CT-13V iron core transformer. i want to make it be powered through a laptop power adapter (so 16V, 4A power adapter). i need a negative rail. can i just use an inverting buck-boost conv for the negative rail?
09:53:52 <arch> and use two LDOs to smooth out ripple
09:55:53 <arch> i was thinking of using the...*coughs loudly* MC34063
09:58:03 * arch slaps T3sl4 with a sardine since the MC34063 bait didnt work
09:58:32 * T3sl4 headpats arch
09:58:42 <T3sl4> wouldn't you want a bit more amps than that would supply
09:58:47 <T3sl4> maybe it's a tiny amp, idk
09:59:40 <arch> it's a tiny amp, jusut a 50W subwoofer+stereo amp
09:59:43 <arch> it's pretty loud
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10:03:01 <arch> or maybe i could just make a plus-minus flyback build with a UC3843 as well
10:03:45 <arch> but i feel like that would be more complex than necessary. i just need a negative rail
10:03:59 <steve30> hi
10:04:31 * arch poops in steve30's cat litter box
10:04:48 <steve30> o.0
10:05:43 <steve30> i see christmas adverts have started
10:11:40 <arch> T3sl4, is it feasible to combine two separate COT buck converters in parallel and share current?
10:12:01 <T3sl4> 50W is going to need a bit more than 16V 4A my dude
10:12:23 * T3sl4 coffees in steve30's mug
10:12:29 <arch> yea i was just saying. i have some 19V adapters well
10:12:31 <steve30> mmm
10:13:12 <T3sl4> more like 19V 6A and a buckboost for half that, would probably be fine
10:14:11 <T3sl4> give or take how much voltage it can actually handle, ofc
10:14:19 <arch> i mean the whole amp itself draws no more than 50W. with 80% eff, input current would be 3.3A at 19V in
10:14:23 <T3sl4> obvious enough just look at whatever amp chip it is
10:15:27 <arch> yeah it's a chimpamp design, with 3 of these ICs. one each per channel, and one for the subwoofer: https://www.digchip.com/data/922/UTC2030.pdf
10:16:08 <T3sl4> chimp
10:17:10 <arch> lol
10:17:24 <arch> i meant chip
10:17:32 <arch> long day at work, tired af
10:17:55 <T3sl4> nah, it's probably apt
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10:28:25 <arch> ayy wtf, this isn't a dual polity build. i think they just just it to save on 2 diodes for rectification. i see coupling caps for all 3 outputs
10:28:37 <arch> used a tapped trafo* to save 2 diodes
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10:43:21 <Nothing\> hey i had a question about... i guess reverse engineering software
10:43:59 <Nothing\> i was thinking how for example, in these strategy guides for final fantasy iv, they have a bestiary with all of the stats for the various monsters in the games
10:44:36 <Nothing\> and i'm wondering how you go about finding those stats other than trial and error hex editing and searching for changes in memory values etc
10:45:09 <Nothing\> a la how you would go about hacking the RAM of a game with say, a pro-action replay or a game genie
10:46:52 <Nothing\> but there have got to be other methods to obtain such information besides just a brute force approach with a hex editor for PC games and action replay or emulator for console games
10:47:29 <Nothing\> but then how would they get such information about say, a modern ps4 game. I wouldn't imagine you could use that approach very easily on any modern console based games
10:48:24 <Nothing\> actually there was apparently a game for the Switch that got pulled a couple of years ago because it had a feature that gave you access to a Ruby console that let you tinker with the Switch. So I guess exploits would be one way.
10:52:30 <daddesio> Nothing\: I always thought (I could be wrong) those strategy guides from the 90s/00s were usually made with secret info directly from the software developer.
10:56:12 <daddesio> when it comes to reverse engineering software, it's usually like "let's try searching for this and see what happens", "let's try placing a breakpoint here and see if it gets hit", etc.
10:59:03 * Ampera hugs Nothing\
10:59:06 <Ampera> how are you nowhere man?
11:00:46 <daddesio> what I like to do is ask "if it's not possible/practical to reverse engineer this, why? because ____" and it's my job to fill in the blank. examples could be "because the search pattern is too generic and it gives too many false positives", "because there's this entire game development language in the middle (e.g. SCUMM) that we have to reverse engineer", "because of
11:00:48 <daddesio> drm/anti-cheat", etc.
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11:02:25 <daddesio> Worst case is you fill in the blank (i.e. document exactly why it's not possible/practical to RE), best case is you actually successfully reverse engineer it :)
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11:06:36 <T3sl4> Nothing\: daddesio: at least for old stuff like SNES, you can basically open the ROM in a disassembler and start reading. eventually, you'll figure out the execution graph and what does what, when and where
11:06:50 <T3sl4> and at that point, the lookup tables or whatever calculation is used, can be found
11:06:58 <Nothing\> daddesio, that probably is the case with those official nintendo liscenced strategy guides
11:07:19 <Nothing\> but as for 3rd party strategy guides, I have no clue.
11:07:39 <T3sl4> this is much easier with modern tools e.g. emulator with memory monitor and disasm
11:07:48 <Nothing\> doubly so for the people that make these beautiful and comprehensive HTML style guides on gamefaqs single-handedly
11:07:50 <T3sl4> sift thru memory locations doing stuff, trace what writes/reads it, etc.
11:08:06 <Nothing\> T3sl4, that's what i figured
11:08:19 <Nothing\> but you can't really do that with ps4 or xbone games
11:08:28 <Nothing\> yes i will forever call it the xbone
11:08:38 <T3sl4> same thing applies today, there's just more levels to go through. most games/consoles are either encrypted, or at least lack symbols, so you're on your own as far as where to look
11:10:21 <T3sl4> encryption, is just something that has to be broken in order to use the system. it hasn't been too much of a problem, it seems, after all the platform needs to be able to read things, it can't exactly be updated or adaptive, the key is usually hard coded (mask ROM?) and the code using it is prone to bypasses
11:10:39 <T3sl4> and, only one hacker needs to do the effort to break it, then once they key and method are known, anyone can use it
11:10:39 <Nothing\> encryption not a problem?
11:11:08 <Nothing\> i was under the impression that modern encryption is essentially impossible to overcome, under ideal circumstances anyways
11:11:20 <T3sl4> right, so what does that leave?
11:11:26 <Nothing\> assuming the private key isn't leaked
11:11:38 <Nothing\> T3sl4, insiders
11:11:46 <Nothing\> selling information
11:12:03 <Nothing\> broken non-disclosure agreements
11:12:08 <Nothing\> happy lawyers
11:12:10 <T3sl4> it's not quite the "rubber hose method" but some methods include essentially beating the CPU over its head with supply transients, until certain code sections are bypassed and private information can be read out, or exploits developed
11:12:44 <Nothing\> hrm
11:12:56 <Nothing\> that certainly elicited an interesting mental image
11:13:42 <Nothing\> actually really i just picture a computer bashing a monitor with a keyboard until the monitor vomits binary
11:13:55 <T3sl4> that, but electromagnetically
11:14:07 <Nothing\> hey
11:14:12 <Nothing\> that just made me think
11:14:18 <Nothing\> with magneto's power on x-men
11:14:27 <Nothing\> why doesn't he just destroy every computer and power grid in the world?
11:14:39 <Nothing\> instead of just throwing cars around like toys
11:14:52 <Nothing\> these super villains really aren't very creative with their powers
11:15:25 <Nothing\> like teleportation, if you could teleport, getting from A to B would be the lamest use of your power ever
11:15:57 <T3sl4> well, the central conceit of comic books is they're limited by the ingeneuity of their authors
11:16:14 <Nothing\> when you could just as easily teleport to the top of a gravity well, let it fall a while, teleport it back up, repeat, teleport object to a planet, boom no more planet
11:16:30 <T3sl4> that, and they have to tell a story, so have to bend the laws of physics, or whatever the story's universe has, in order to get a book out
11:16:43 <Nothing\> or the shockwaves that would be produced by the air collapsing in on the vacuum you leave behind every time you teleport
11:16:45 <Nothing\> or something else
11:17:17 <Nothing\> or likewise when the object shows up to where it's going and instantanesouly displaces all of the air in that volume of space
11:17:56 <Nothing\> if an explosion is gas expanding at the speed of sound (or greater) then what of gas expanding at close to the speed of light. Cuz that's what it'll do.
11:18:10 <Nothing\> since it can't exactly happen instaneously
11:18:43 <Nothing\> T3sl4, yeah most comic books would be pretty boring if the people with super powers just went balls to the wall with them
11:18:45 <T3sl4> the two major things i think about magneto if that were real is, for one, yes you can levitate any metal BUT it will get very hot, very quickly; and two, yes you can do essentially anything
11:18:58 <Nothing\> like you could just teleport the core of the earth into the middle of space
11:19:11 <T3sl4> maybe it would be limited in resolution or speed, so you can't actually generate arbitrarily finely divided or rapidly-varying AC fields
11:19:29 <T3sl4> if it's truly unlimited then you can literally glow with light and transmute matter
11:19:50 <Nothing\> or magneto, he could accellerate metal objects to near light speed and turn them into massive kinetic kill weapons
11:20:12 <T3sl4> tho they kinda did that with nightcrawler, the poof on teleport
11:20:20 <Nothing\> ah yeah
11:20:23 <Nothing\> that was a cool effect
11:20:32 <Nothing\> i dunno what actor they got for him, but i liked him
11:20:48 <T3sl4> needless to say it would be MUCH louder to instantaneously disappear the volume of a whole body
11:21:11 <Nothing\> i don't know much about the actualy comic series. I watched the animated series as a kid and again as an adult (great cartoon btw definitely worth a watch if you like x-men) but that was it.
11:21:27 <Nothing\> but even as an adult, the animated series holds up incredibly well
11:21:48 <Nothing\> and an adult who isn't usually interested in comic books
11:22:05 <Nothing\> so i have no bias, save for maybe the nostalgia
11:22:11 <T3sl4> anyway, with much less advanced (but still rather complicated) trickery, you can often hack devices like that. and then with the keys open, it's possible to build up a toolchain and work with binaries, whether disassembling or building your own
11:22:44 <T3sl4> and we get some shortcuts from laziness, because everyone uses some manner of standard tools, no one does more than a few drivers worth of asm
11:22:50 <Nothing\> T3sl4, interesting. these sound more like techniques you'd use for cracking software than writing a strategy guide though. heh
11:22:57 <Nothing\> but you could apply it for either
11:23:13 <Nothing\> it just seems an awful lot of trouble to go to just for a strategy guide
11:23:35 <Nothing\> especially in the internet age. I don't even know if official strategy guides even exist anymore
11:23:56 <Nothing\> the last one i remember having was for The Secret of Mana
11:23:59 <T3sl4> very likely you can take the decrypted binary image of some random game, and find the overall program structure including object names, because they left debug symbols in the product
11:24:04 <Nothing\> so that was quite some time ago
11:24:19 <Nothing\> ah yeah that's right
11:24:26 <Nothing\> like ascii code
11:24:54 <T3sl4> basically, because it's utterly infeasible to make something original from whole cloth, down to the smallest scales, there's also structure left in the result that can be parsed, or reversed, to find some original structure
11:25:48 <T3sl4> or without debug symbols, you're just guessing in the dark at what everything is and does, but very likely you can still tell apart functions and data. data disassembles to gibberish, functions have obvious headers/footers
11:25:50 <Nothing\> actually i remember with the original x-com for dos back in the 90's. I'd use a hex editor to search for a soldier's name, then play with the various values after that point and eventually figured out which values were for which attributes and managed to max out all of my soldiers through hex editing.
11:26:05 <T3sl4> which is how decompilers work, like the popular ida, ghidra etc stuff
11:26:09 <Nothing\> in my save file
11:26:24 <T3sl4> yeah that tends to be pretty easy
11:26:59 <Nothing\> yeah i mean i basically just used the same method as emulators use
11:27:30 <Nothing\> look at a value, do something in the game, look at the value again and compare how it changed to how the value in the game i'm looking at changes and see if there's a pattern
11:27:36 <T3sl4> and these days, even the driver and hardware stuff can be pretty generic, which is why the switch was so easily broken and emulated
11:27:39 <Nothing\> and hope it's only a 2 byte value
11:28:06 <Nothing\> i didn't know that it was
11:28:10 <T3sl4> it's basically using, whatever it is, cellphone hardware isn't it, so the dev tools, drivers etc are pretty widely available
11:28:26 <Nothing\> huh
11:29:03 <T3sl4> basically, you could get a dev board with the commercial version of the chip and CPU, and run linux on that, and from there interrogate/develop whatever you want about it
11:30:44 <T3sl4> and because it runs linux and whatever common accelerators and libraries/interfaces you'd expect, opengl i'm guessing in particular, you can basically take a game, and once you know how to decode it, it's probably just an ELF like anything else in linux, and just boot that up on either native ARM, or an emulator
11:30:57 <T3sl4> and pipe all the gfx calls into native interfaces, no need to port over any fuckin drivers at all
11:31:53 <T3sl4> emulating nonstandard hardware is a hell of a lot harder, like wii/gamecube to get truly accurate emulation you really have a tough time figuring out how many things you can cheat and emulate a chunk at a time, versus how much has to be literally cycle-accurate
11:32:14 <T3sl4> the dolphin dev blog discusses a lot of cool stuff, like having to emulate cache coherency shit
11:33:05 * electrohead debugs T3sl4
11:33:06 <T3sl4> an incredible amount of junk they potentially have to model or reverse engineer
11:33:10 * T3sl4 films electrohead
11:33:23 <electrohead> :P
11:33:25 <electrohead> hey man
11:34:12 <T3sl4> virtualization is only good when you can take a lot of shortcuts and basically run everything native, which is why JIT (conversion/transpiling/etc) is so important for emulation, virtual machines (java etc) and so on
11:35:20 <T3sl4> and which is why it's so nice that stuff like switch can be emulated on fairly modest machines, not the 10x+ more powerful machines that you usually need to emulate the full hardware stack
11:35:55 <T3sl4> so uh
11:36:02 <T3sl4> if magneto can handle all that inside his head at once
11:36:05 <T3sl4> there you go ;)
11:36:25 * electrohead gropes T3sl4, just in time
11:36:38 * T3sl4 grapes electrohead in the face
11:36:52 * electrohead raisins
11:38:10 <electrohead> what you up to?
11:40:04 * Ampera hugs electrohead
11:40:09 <Ampera> how are you doing electrofriend?
11:40:14 * electrohead dies
11:40:20 <electrohead> I'm dying, that's what
11:40:26 <Ampera> good riddance
11:40:31 <electrohead> lol :p
11:40:31 <Ampera> I'll dig the hole
11:40:35 <electrohead> oh yay
11:40:39 * electrohead hugs Ampera
11:40:44 <Ampera> I'm watching what's my line
11:40:59 <electrohead> whose line?
11:41:19 <Ampera> the contestants'
11:41:35 <Ampera> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FRpJZWhxso
11:41:35 <EEVBot> [Title] - Youtube: What's My Line? - Walt Disney; Jerry Lewis [panel] (Nov 11, 1956)
11:42:56 <electrohead> ahh, never heard of this
11:43:23 <Ampera> one of the best game shows ever
11:44:08 <electrohead> T3sl4: fine, don't answer me
11:44:20 * electrohead desolders T3sl4's arms from his body
11:44:27 <T3sl4> gon dig me a hole
11:44:30 <T3sl4> gonna put a nerd in it
11:44:55 <electrohead> lol
11:47:14 <Ampera> the best fucking thing about this show is john daly's ability to take a sentence and turn it into a paragraph with less meaning than the original, by sort of, in a term of speaking, adding words which, in the frame of reference, don't entirely add to the general understanding of the conversation taking place.
11:47:56 <T3sl4> has anyone really been far ever as decided to use even go want to do look more like
11:48:51 * electrohead smacks T3sl4 with a frying pan
11:49:16 * T3sl4 raises a lump
11:51:31 <Nothing\> Ampera, PEE AND CARROTS
11:51:50 <Ampera> I hate you
11:51:52 <Ampera> I mean
11:51:52 <Ampera> hi
11:51:54 <Nothing\> LOL
11:51:57 <Nothing\> HEY BUD
11:52:01 <Nothing\> oops, caps lock
11:52:08 <Nothing\> how's it going?
11:52:23 <Nothing\> also, damn fuckin' steam
11:52:24 <Ampera> I'm watching old TV
11:52:34 <Nothing\> when i tell it to put me offline, i expect it to keep me offline
11:52:54 <Nothing\> right on, what's your poison?
11:53:01 <Ampera> What's my line
11:53:05 <Nothing\> i've been going through all of the halloween episodes of the simpsons
11:53:10 <Nothing\> ah right on, that's a good show
11:53:49 <Nothing\> there's one, i think called to tell the truth, which was pretty good
11:54:09 <Nothing\> nope
11:54:16 <Nothing\> i'm confusing it with what's my line
11:54:26 <Nothing\> don't tell me, you've seen the salvador dali episode?
11:54:36 <Ampera> I'm watching it
11:54:41 <Nothing\> and i think there was one with that u-2 pilot who was shot down
11:54:54 <Nothing\> and one with somebody who witnessed lincoln's assasination
11:54:57 <Nothing\> imagine that
11:55:09 <Nothing\> i think that's what it was anyways
11:55:18 <Nothing\> or they were in the civil war or something crazy like that
11:56:33 <Nothing\> ugh mystery allergy is making my hands rash up again
11:56:40 <Nothing\> guess i'll hose em down with benedryl
11:56:51 * electrohead emulates Nothing\
11:58:32 <Nothing\> i should make my own benedryl spray
11:58:35 <Nothing\> this stuff's gross
11:58:52 <Nothing\> it's all sticky and when it dries it leaves this like, sticky gross film on your skin
11:59:39 <Nothing\> i'd just take some benedryl tablets, crush em up, dissolve em in 99% rubbing alcohol in the same concentration that it comes in in the commercial spray, maybe a bit stronger for good measure
11:59:50 <electrohead> o.O
11:59:57 <Nothing\> then mix the lot and spray it on
12:00:34 <Nothing\> i could probably make an entire bottle's worth with like 2 tablets
12:01:10 <Nothing\> actually i'd probably be better to do it with motion sickness pills since they use the exact same drug, but don't have that annoying pink dye in them
12:01:51 <Nothing\> it certainly would be an interesting experiment
12:02:34 <Nothing\> i've been doing experiments lately to determine if decongestant nasal sprays containing oxymetazoline can be used to eliminate or reduce redness from blemishes
12:02:49 <Nothing\> effectively rendering them invisible without needing make up
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12:04:27 <Nothing\> it would be cool if i could get that to work
12:04:38 <Nothing\> just too bad i don't have the credentials to turn it into a product
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14:08:52 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - RT @AvidCommentator: The Aussie 🇦🇺 1 year bond yield has more doubled in the past 3 days and has risen 4x over the past 10 days. Just wait…
14:45:21 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - My first Davinci crash. Just started the edit, no idea what happened. https://t.co/EA85oMdhe2
14:49:31 <Nothing\> DHess_US, i wonder if that's in response to this recent bit of news
14:49:34 <Nothing\> https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2021/10/19/the-age-of-space-mining-just-got-closer-as-scientists-discover-two-asteroids-whose-precious-metals-would-exceed-global-reserves/
14:49:36 <EEVBot> [Title] - Space Mining: Scientists Discover Two Asteroids Whose Precious Metals Would Exceed Global Reserves
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16:14:09 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - Another one of these bullshit dodgy Logitech promo things that has to be a scam of some sort. Should I email back a… https://t.co/gnxft5H5HL
16:15:53 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - RT @BenKrasnow: I got my fancy new X-ray detector working. Plastic calipers: 4 sec exposure, 50KV 0.6mA at 1.1m distance. This is *way* mo…
16:19:22 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - Gladys is BUSTED! "Former premier promised to 'throw money' at boyfriend's electorate, secret call played at ICAC… https://t.co/qfpq3Cg5mZ
17:29:03 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - That sudden sense of panic when you see David Attenborough trending... Seems he's fine, it's just Twitter doing its… https://t.co/kTMPIvcqyq
17:32:31 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - Sydney median house price up 30% in a year, fastest on record. Nothing to see here move along now. https://t.co/hB52PDSDTQ
18:02:03 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - Beware of these ebay reshippers on Amazon. They use automated software to search for popular items on ebay and reli… https://t.co/Wn1Y5PWirX
19:08:12 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - NEW Video on EEVblog2! Hyundai IONIQ 2020 Review after 12 Month/17,000km https://t.co/SbwQZwZmM5
19:09:25 <K> hello mosses
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19:50:02 <hsn> hello mr K
19:50:02 <EEVBot> Hello, hsn!
19:50:15 <hsn> have you been ?
19:50:21 <hsn> good ?
19:50:38 <K> i've been acceptable
19:50:55 <K> for the most part
20:02:08 <hsn> acceptable is good also
20:02:36 <hsn> https://soundcloud.com/sameahell/kz6ufnmjudbe
20:02:37 <EEVBot> [Title] - Stream Ù٠رØت٠بتضÙ٠بÙÙب٠ÙبعÙÙÙÙ ÙÙ
اÙ- ÙدÙع by . | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
20:02:59 <hsn> hhaha
20:03:36 <hsn> i like the words, music .. his sound is wierd though
20:08:58 <K> what is that?
20:33:06 <hsn> its sorta music
20:44:09 <K> someone sorta sings
20:49:42 <Halcyon1> Evening all
20:49:51 <K> hello
20:49:55 <K> why the 1 ?
20:58:46 Nick: hsn is now known as Halcyon
20:58:49 <Halcyon> thats why
20:58:56 <Halcyon> hello fake Halcyon1
20:59:16 <Halcyon> ./identify HalcyonIsNice
20:59:39 Nick: Halcyon is now known as hsn
20:59:51 <Halcyon1> :D
21:00:00 <Halcyon1> Oh darn it, my thing dropped out
21:00:07 Nick: Halcyon1 is now known as Halcyon
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21:00:26 <Halcyon> There we go
21:01:49 <DogWomble_> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTTm5zXiydg interesting being able to watch something like that in real time. scary for those there but otherwise interesting
21:01:50 <EEVBot> [Title] - Youtube: 🌎 LIVE: La Palma Volcano Eruption, the Canary Islands (Feed #2)
21:08:04 <steve30> hi Halcyon
21:11:40 <Halcyon> Hey Steve
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21:38:32 <DHess_US> Good luck, I am behind 7 proxies!
21:50:41 * steve30 has chicken risotto
21:58:56 <Halcyon> Your latency must be horrible DHess_US :P
22:02:21 <DHess_US> Half of them use anti-photons which travel back through time so latency is negative, which cancels out the latency of 3 proxies, leaving only the latency of a single proxy.
22:05:38 <steve30> i'm hoping the AC man is going to come today or tomorrow
22:05:49 <steve30> They've finally fixed the faulty AC unit
22:07:25 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - And here I am giving away mine for free like a schmuck! https://t.co/5sCrudzFCz
22:17:50 <EEVBot> [Twitter] - eevblog - RT @robertferanec: Many people think, that selling online courses is just to make some extra money. Actually, you can do it as a full time…
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