01:59:04 <nsITobin> sup tomman
01:59:12 <tomman> night~
01:59:19 <nsITobin> lol good night
12:53:41 <nsITobin> Services.console.logStringMessage("Good morning #SeaMonkey!");
13:47:55 <frg_Away> hi nsITobin
13:48:10 <nsITobin> sup
13:48:16 <frg_Away> nsITobin hope that I find some time today or tomorrow to sort the VS2022 issue.
13:49:49 <nsITobin> while I think I might be able to port the next bug (assuming it isn't much more than matching the patch) but I think your process may do it better
13:52:08 <nsITobin> frg_Away: this bug has a gitdiff of the ported UXP patch https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1905964
13:56:26 <frg_Away> nsITobin yeah saw it. I would probably habe gone for a TOP-NOBUG patch but if we have a bug will use it :) Thanks++
13:59:06 <nsITobin> it may have been slightly pointless because the patchqueue will obsolete it but I have had these bugzilla privs for years and I don't expect to be doing much than back to normal bugsurfing by the end of the year.
14:00:36 <frg_Away> If there is bugsurfing left with bugzilla and github. I still don't know how they will do a comparable infra but maybe the plan is only to get rid of own infra and people and we don't care about the outcome.
14:01:20 <frg_Away> nsITobin see message in private room
14:48:09 <njsg> Cu.reportError("hi #seamonkey");
15:37:58 <nsITobin> MOZ_REALLY_CRASH
16:08:01 <nsITobin> there
16:08:05 <nsITobin> all sorted
18:53:40 <nsITobin> welp i am banned from #c now for no reason than standing up for my self while the channel founder attacks me for not instantly knowing something.. funny when I did that I was called a monster.
20:59:41 <nsITobin> to hell with em.. I can figure it out my self. https://github.com/binaryoutcast/basic-c-project/blob/TRUNK/nsMain.c
21:10:18 <Harzilein> nsITobin: hmm
21:10:28 <Harzilein> ah, it's you :)
21:10:33 <Harzilein> hi
21:10:57 * Harzilein instantiates the tobin interface
21:11:15 <nsITobin> What can I do for you Harzilein
21:11:40 <Harzilein> nothing, just a friendly heads up :)
21:13:20 <nsITobin> being an xpcom component isn't so bad