02:35:11 <tomman> https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/8037017 omg the future is here: AVIF has infected Danbooru
02:35:21 <tomman> "Huh. Happy for people who can see this."
02:35:28 <tomman> the one comment there is spot-on
02:36:20 <tomman> more and more sites are using AVIF for no goddamned reason at all, so it's eventually bound to hit a popular website you use
14:04:23 <frg_Away> hi nsITobin
14:05:04 <nsITobin> managed to get picom going and adapt the openbox menu to actually work with "gnome-menus" vs "redhat-menus" in fedora also compiled hsetroot cause the included xsetroot doesn't work or doesn't like picom i have caja and mate-terminal but until i have something better I prefer lxterminal and nemo so I will need to compile those..
14:05:54 <nsITobin> hi frg_Away
14:06:01 <nsITobin> what's new?
14:06:35 <frg_Away> slow go/start today. Now try to rip out yasm from 2.53.
14:08:22 <nsITobin> any advantage to using nasm vs yasm or is it just yasm is gonna vanish from repos?
14:09:07 <nsITobin> speaking of did you vendor autohell 2.13?
14:09:20 <frg_Away> yes
14:09:25 <nsITobin> ah good
14:10:14 <nsITobin> only people who haven't vendored mapi headers is a200 ;)
14:27:37 <nsITobin> Well I do have this new install of Michaelsoft Binbows 10 on my laptop why not install seamonkey like a regular user and try and connect to irc with the chatzilla
14:28:56 <nsITobin> first observation: REALLY should be favoring x64 on the front page not 32bit
14:30:01 <nsITobin> eula.. did seamonkey always have a eula box in its installer or did you steal that from me stealing it from old firefox nsis?
14:33:04 <frg_Away> not that I am aware of
14:35:16 <Tobinzilla> I'd have to check but its possible i got it from seamonkey's installer which did get it from old firefox and never removed it and i just spread it when I readapted basilisk's installer.. doesn't matter but it is nice to see ..
14:35:29 <Tobinzilla> also chatzilla
14:36:26 <Tobinzilla> It would be nice if chatzilla could stay activate with the window closed
15:11:53 <Tobinzilla> looks like I have to compile tortoiseHG too
15:17:31 <Tobinzilla> unless you know a another source for it frg_Away
15:38:37 <frg_Away> no only what is on the website
19:56:29 <hardys> frg_Away: since last week I can not open the site with the commits, to see  the changes you have made on gitlab (https://gitlab.com/frg/seamonkey-253-patches/-/commit/20e48af095d618432742eef76064bb800477db62)
19:56:55 <hardys> frg_Away: I get only the spinning circle
19:57:20 <frg_Away> hardys they upgraded it again. Not for the better. Trying to get new js features in but no eta.
19:58:10 <hardys> okay, thanks. Have a nice weekend
20:35:38 <njsg> append .diff to at least get the diff
20:35:53 <njsg> I think in gitlab's case this will leave the commit message out, though
20:40:59 <tomman> lolGiggitylab
20:41:17 <tomman> Giggityhub also deployed new shiny squirrels lately, so it's a new kind of broken
22:57:15 <njsg> we're going to have to go back to shipping tapes, won't we?
23:02:15 <nsITobin> njsg: I'll send my patches on floppies if I have to
23:03:19 <nsITobin> also BinOC/Code is mirroring SeaMonkey Patch Repos just unlisted
23:05:31 <nsITobin> https://code.binaryoutcast.com/mirror/smpatches-release
23:05:31 <nsITobin> https://code.binaryoutcast.com/mirror/smpatches-depthcharge
23:05:31 <nsITobin> https://code.binaryoutcast.com/mirror/smpatches-quantum
23:05:31 <nsITobin> https://code.binaryoutcast.com/mirror/smproject-miscutils
23:05:32 <nsITobin> https://code.binaryoutcast.com/mirror/smproject-website
23:06:41 <nsITobin> Gogs runs well in SeaMonkey .. or well enough anyway.
23:07:37 <nsITobin> I started doing the mirroring mainly to just get updates in my feed and because redundancy in repo hosting is important I have learned recently