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L3[00:13:15] <Kenny> !flags
L4[00:14:17] <Kenny> !flags Ir7_o -rRi
L5[00:14:17] -ChanServ-
Kenny set flags
-Rir on
Ir7_o.
L6[00:18:06] <Kenny> !flags
L7[00:23:48] <Ir7_o> gosh......
L8[00:26:45] <Kenny> right now, Ir7_o, you
are panicing on stuff and changihng modes without thinking
L9[00:27:08] <Kenny> the pain killers are
definitely having an affect
L10[00:27:32] <Ir7_o> sorry, what did i
change?
L11[00:27:59] <Ir7_o> like i said, I am
never touching modes again. I seriously suck.
L12[00:28:02] <Kenny> banning the guy was
one thing, but when you went changing the channel modes
L13[00:28:20] <Kenny> even i don't mes with
them too much
L14[00:28:24] <Kenny> mess*
L15[00:28:57] <Ir7_o> sorry, but the
spamming occured in 2 channels and didnt seem accidential.
L16[00:29:09] <Ir7_o> he left cc and joined
oc and spammed aswell
L17[00:29:21] <Kenny> and what freakikng
nick is Wired using now
L18[00:29:37] <Kenny> the banning about the
spam i can undertsand
L19[00:29:40] <Ir7_o> Anon and something
else
L20[00:29:58] <Kenny> it was the changing
channel modes right behind it
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L22[00:30:19] <Kenny> looked like he was
using 4 or 5 nicks thee at one point
L23[00:30:20] <Gopher> they said it was a
friend playing on his local server, azelk, and his malfunctioning
bot/client, anon
L24[00:30:34] <Ir7_o> the modes, i tried to
change my own modes but i set the channel modes
L25[00:30:44] <Ir7_o> i couldnt work out
how to reverse it.
L26[00:30:45] <Gopher> but then azelk was
changin nicks to wired, or vice-versa, a good bit
L27[00:31:15] <Kenny> i wondered why my
mind wouldn't let me go back to sleep lol
L28[00:31:22] <Gopher> heh.
L29[00:31:47] <Kenny> well, that and i wish
i has some of those pain killers right now
L30[00:31:50] <Gopher> yeesh. This code is
driving me crazy.
L31[00:32:07] <Ir7_o> whys that kenny? sore
legs again?
L33[00:32:14] <Kenny> sore body
L34[00:32:18] <Ir7_o> ah ok
L36[00:32:43] <Kenny> this weather is going
from warm to cold to warm to cold to damn afst
L37[00:32:51] <Kenny> fast*
L38[00:33:06] <Ir7_o> well, maybe i will
invent MorphineShare
L39[00:33:07] <Ir7_o> ahaha
L40[00:33:09] <Kenny> has this old body
aching
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L43[00:33:41] <Ir7_o> and what does the \o
mean?
L44[00:33:56] <Kenny> i dind't believe
themn when they said what i did as a kid would come back to haunt
me when i was older
L45[00:33:59] <mallrat208> Not sure if
greeting or bot
L46[00:34:08] <mallrat208> ;p
L47[00:34:08] <Kenny> i wish to god i had
listened back then
L48[00:34:21] <Kenny> both lol
L49[00:34:38] <Kenny> a script ikn my
client
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L52[00:35:36] <Kenny> everyone wants to
bitch about the message for channel greeting so i have it doing \o
when someone enters the channel
L54[00:35:50] <Kenny> see hehe
L55[00:36:24] <Kenny> it's just a simple on
join script
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L60[00:36:49] <Ir7_o> ahaha ok
L61[00:37:24] <Kenny> but i am looking for
a decent bot script for mirc
L62[00:38:10] <Kenny> the good one i used
to use has been pulled from the scripts library so i have to find
one that does everything it did
L63[00:38:24] <Gopher> heh. remember when
mirc was the annoying new client noobs used to ruin irc for the
rest of us? good times...
L64[00:38:44] <Kenny> i've been using mirc
for 20 years
L65[00:39:06] <Kenny> tried pirch way back
then too
L66[00:39:45] <Kenny> just none of the
clients from back in those days worked for me like mirc
L67[00:40:13] <Kenny> now i do have a
client that can run lua scripts :)
L68[00:40:54] <Kodos> I remember when I was
like 14, I used to go into the Panzer Fileserver rooms for funny
wav files and songs
L69[00:40:57] <Kodos> Back before the days
of MP3
L70[00:41:16] <Kenny> trhe good old BB
days
L71[00:41:19] <Gopher> kenny, so have I. I
was figuring you started off in linux shell clients, like I did.
:P
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L73[00:41:31] <Gopher> before there /were/
graphical irc clients, heh
L74[00:41:38] <Kenny> nope, been running
windows all these years
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L77[00:42:10] <Kenny> i started out using
dos and telnet
L78[00:42:40] <Kenny> way back before there
were browsers and an internet
L79[00:42:56] <Kenny> when it was just
Bulletin Boards with dial up
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L81[00:44:18] <Kenny> that was when Windows
was just a GUI basically, not an OS
L82[00:44:32] <Kenny> windows 3.1 and
3.11
L83[00:45:08] <Kodos> Anyone remember
CompuServe?
L84[00:45:18] <Kenny> yeah lol
L85[00:45:26] <Kenny> just like AOL
L86[00:45:27] <Kodos> Those BBS' were
fun
L87[00:45:38] <Kodos> I had a Sony Velo 1 I
used to use
L88[00:45:54] <Kodos> I'd keep a 6 foot
retractable phone cord in my pocket (Thanks, AOL!)
L89[00:46:00] <Kodos> And hook that shit up
to any phone line I could find
L90[00:46:16] <Gopher> I did the bbs thing
for a couple of years, before I found my way to the state
university systems' free dialup internet access
L91[00:46:18] <Kodos> err Phillips
L92[00:46:25] <Gopher> the peachnet gopher,
heh
L93[00:47:19] <Gopher> then I learned to
find the dead links in the gopher that would drop you to a raw
telnet prompt...
L94[00:48:09] <Gopher> yeah. good times.
</nostalgia>
L95[00:48:37] <Gopher> ok, back to this. I
don't even know why I'm doing this anymore, but I'm determined not
to give up. yet.
L96[00:48:51] <Gopher> I'm going to find a
way to run two shells at once on one oc computer, lol
L97[00:49:50] <Gopher> I'm beginning to
think I'm missing something fundamental about either the signal or
coroutine models in OC.
L98[00:50:08] <Gopher> that, or I'm doing
something derpy that I can't see because I've been looking at it
too long.
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L100[00:53:26] <Kenny> \o
L101[00:54:24] <Vexatos> o/
L102[00:55:29] <Biohazard> i accidentally
deleted my code
L103[00:55:29] <Biohazard> gg
L104[00:56:06] <Kodos> How do you
accidentally delete your entire code
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L106[00:56:29] <Biohazard> by changing dir
using "rm cd" instead of "cd"
L107[00:56:30] <Biohazard> xD
L108[00:56:34] <Biohazard> (on
linux)
L109[00:57:06] <Biohazard> well, i guess i
need to rewrite my shit later :p
L110[00:57:13] <Biohazard> good thing i
didnt start on the complex part of my project
L111[00:57:19] <Kenny> Bio, do i get to
DiNozzo you for that one?
L112[00:57:37] <Biohazard> idk
L113[00:57:55] <Kenny> ever seen
NCIS?
L114[00:57:59] <Biohazard> bnope :p
L115[00:58:01] <Biohazard> nope*
L116[00:58:26] <Kenny> DiNozzo is a
character in the show, whenever he screws up his boss smacks in in
the back of the head
L117[00:58:34] <Biohazard> ah
L118[00:58:58] <Kenny> NCIS fans have
started referring to it as doing a DiNozzo on someone
L119[00:59:47] <Biohazard> :p
L120[00:59:51] <Biohazard> well, school
starts soon
L121[00:59:54] <Biohazard> so i guess i
need to go now
L122[00:59:55] <Biohazard> o/
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L124[01:00:29] <Kenny> today he's Carrot
Top hehe
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L127[01:05:06] <Kenny> \o
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L134[01:46:28] <Gopher> ... I don't wanna
jynx it by saying it...
L135[01:46:40] <Kodos> You've got
it?!
L136[01:46:42] <Gopher> ... but I think...
it is not impossible ... that I may finally have done it
L137[01:47:30] <Gopher> good bit more work
before it's actually running multiple shells, but yeah, I think I
have the technical obstacles cleared finally
L138[01:47:53] <Gopher> wait, scratch
that. Sigh. >.<
L139[01:48:19] <Gopher> got a shell
running under my explicit management, could run two, BUT,
L140[01:48:22] <Michiyo> you jynxed
it.
L141[01:48:35] <Gopher> the minute they
execute a sub-program, they have no control until that program
exits.
L142[01:55:04] <Gopher> ... process isn't
defined in lua, is it?
L143[01:57:27] <Gopher> if it is, I can't
find it. >.<
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L145[02:18:52] <Kodos> That might be java
sided
L146[02:19:34] <Gopher> seems to be, and
I'm not clear on what it would be doing to justify it XD
L147[02:19:56] <Gopher> something more
than I think mus tbe happening in process.load for it to need to be
java side
L148[02:24:15] <Gopher> meh. break, then
either sleep or one more shot at figuring out what exactly is
actually going wrong
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L151[02:35:54] <Kenny> \o
L152[02:36:20] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
discovered an accurate measurement of the code I write
L153[02:36:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Car
trips.
L154[02:36:27] <ShadowKatStudios> Also
hi.
L155[02:39:04] <ShadowKatStudios> Mail
routing is getting there.
L156[02:39:15] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
it use a list of peers so far.
L157[02:39:44] <ShadowKatStudios> It can
load the list of peers from cassette tape
L158[02:39:45] <ShadowKatStudios> :D
L159[02:40:16] <ShadowKatStudios> You can
have as many peers as you like, but it might not be fun rearranging
messages to make it work.
L160[02:42:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Max
message size is just under 8K
L161[02:42:46] <ShadowKatStudios> But
that's because of the network card's buffer
L162[02:43:39] <ShadowKatStudios> Where's
the stats page? I must be the top lonely person by now
L163[02:43:45] <Kenny> Gopher: it could be
due to the threads
L164[02:44:20] <Kenny> OC only has 4
threads no matter how many computers
L166[02:47:48] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm on
the scoreboard! #13!
L167[02:48:04] <Bizzycola> every time I
see my name
L168[02:48:09] <Bizzycola> it always says
I bring happiness to the world
L169[02:48:20] <Bizzycola> Which is
unacceptable. I BRING DESTRUCTION AND EVIL, DARNIT!... :D
L170[02:50:48] <ShadowKatStudios> I just
talk a lot
L171[02:50:52] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm fine
with that.
L172[02:51:11] <ShadowKatStudios> Still,
Kenny talks the most
L173[02:51:48] <ShadowKatStudios> He's
also most active all times during the day.
L174[02:51:54] *
Kenny DiNozzo's ShadowKatStudios
L175[02:52:18] <Kenny> that's because i
never sleep
L176[02:53:14] <ShadowKatStudios> >5
lines 144 times?
L177[02:53:20] <ShadowKatStudios> Wow,
worse than me
L178[02:53:44] <Bizzycola> :p
L179[02:54:00] <ShadowKatStudios> Okay,
forwarding messages should work.
L180[02:55:24] <ShadowKatStudios> FDD
noises are the greatest thing ever.
L181[02:55:53] <ShadowKatStudios> (Perhaps
besides my implimentation of message routing)
L182[02:57:10] <ShadowKatStudios>
Transferring large files using cassette tape. Great idea.
L183[03:00:09] <ShadowKatStudios> 1.1875
minutes to save my 1.3916015625KiB file to cassette tape.
L184[03:01:20] <ShadowKatStudios> By rough
estimate at 20 tps
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L186[03:01:26] <Kenny> \o
L187[03:02:33] <ShadowKatStudios> Hello
asie|tab ! I have made my program use cassette tapes as it's
store-forward buffer. Also it's peer storage.
L188[03:03:29] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: aweet
L189[03:03:31] <asie|tab> sweet*
L190[03:03:37] <ShadowKatStudios> Next I'm
gonna write TOSS: Tape operating systems suck
L191[03:03:48] <ShadowKatStudios> Maybe
even MESS-TOSS
L192[03:04:15] <asie|tab> I want to make a
Commodore 64 emulator now
L193[03:04:25] <asie|tab> emulating the
actual C64 tape reader
L194[03:05:00] <ShadowKatStudios> That
would be epic.
L195[03:05:20] <asie|tab> also considering
an RP2 compatibility module for OpenComputers
L196[03:05:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Hey, I
could write a PDP-11 and use tapes as storage (Or at least boot
images)
L197[03:05:35] <asie|tab> emulating RP2's
CPU and taking the ROM from the original RedPower ZIP
L198[03:05:40] <ShadowKatStudios>
Yes!
L199[03:05:41] <asie|tab> and faking the
environment in the case
L200[03:05:42] <ShadowKatStudios> :D
L201[03:05:51] <ShadowKatStudios> 6502 for
the win :D
L202[03:06:03] <asie|tab> 65EL02 is a poor
65C816 modification
L203[03:06:07] <asie|tab> but still,
compatibility!
L204[03:07:00] <ShadowKatStudios> It works
with 6502 stuff I'm pretty sure
L205[03:07:26] <asie|tab> Not
exactly
L206[03:07:32] <asie|tab> the stack
implementation is incompatible
L207[03:07:37] <asie|tab> other than that
yes
L208[03:07:43] <ShadowKatStudios> It could
use a UART over a redbus interface too
L209[03:07:43] <asie|tab> but the 6502
kinda heavily relies on the stack
L210[03:08:36] <ShadowKatStudios> I'd
prefer to use a serial VT-102 than RP2's monitor
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L212[03:12:40] <ShadowKatStudios> Loading
program from tape, please allow in excess of half an hour
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L215[03:15:40] <Kenny> \o
L216[03:15:53] <Wired> o/
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L218[03:15:56] <Kenny> \o
L219[03:16:17] <Wired> Kenny: How ya
doin'?
L220[03:16:31] <Kenny> been better
L221[03:16:37] <ShadowKatStudios> Hai
Wired
L222[03:16:49] <Wired> Kenny: Aww, what's
goin' on?
L223[03:16:53] <Kenny> Working onv2.0 of
the CompViewer
L224[03:16:54] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
Hi :D
L225[03:17:06] <ShadowKatStudios> That
modpack you made is very convenient
L226[03:17:07] <Kenny> usual old person
pains :P
L227[03:17:19] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: I am considering porting over the Terminal from
Modular Computing
L228[03:17:26] <asie|tab> and adding
compatibility for bundled redstone to send text
L229[03:17:33] <Kenny> feet and legs are
bothering me
L230[03:17:35] <asie|tab> as a VT102
terminal of sorts
L231[03:17:38] <ShadowKatStudios> That'd
be epic
L232[03:17:52] <Wired> Kenny: I assume you
haven't tried the chiropractor as of yet?
L233[03:18:03] <ShadowKatStudios> Also
asie, did you make a soundcard?
L234[03:18:04] <Kenny> it's not the
back
L235[03:18:16] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: not yet
L236[03:18:30] <ShadowKatStudios> It's a
textureless item in this version
L237[03:18:31] <Kenny> Wired, i have
neuropathy and venous defeciency
L238[03:19:05] <Kenny> venous defeciency
being the valves in the veins of my legs are going bad and blood
will pool in the feet
L239[03:19:11] <ShadowKatStudios>
item.computronics.card_sound_chiptune.name
L240[03:19:21] <Wired> Kenny: Oh yeah, I
remember, but you said 'usual old person pains', and I managed to
accidentally not read 'feet and --snip'.
L241[03:19:28] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: does nothing, cannot be crafted
L242[03:19:33] <asie|tab> deprecated, will
be removed in 0.3.0
L243[03:19:37] <ShadowKatStudios> Sounds
cool
L244[03:19:39] <Kenny> the rest of my body
aches from the cold hehe
L245[03:19:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh.
OK
L246[03:20:05] <Wired> Hmm, cloudy appears
to have the most swear words on this channel. I ask the most
questions.
L247[03:20:17] <asie|tab> lol @
Cloudy
L248[03:20:24] <asie|tab> Am I anywhere in
the stats
L249[03:20:25] <asie|tab> ?
L250[03:20:34] <Kenny> Cloudy has the most
swear words?
L251[03:20:56] <Kenny> i only remember him
being in the channel one time
L252[03:21:00] <Wired> asie|tab:
Apparently you have managed to get a string of 56 lines with no one
replying to you.
L253[03:21:15] <asie|tab> Wow.
L254[03:21:20] <Wired> Kenny: 5% of his
words contained swear words, it's on percentages.
L255[03:21:32] <Wired> asie|tab: Also, you
have the most joins.
L256[03:21:40] <asie|tab> That was
obvious.
L257[03:21:48] <Kenny> well, hell yeah,
you get me pissed and i start cussing
L258[03:23:07] <Wired> Kenny: You've been
attacked the most :P
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L260[03:28:25] <Michiyo> when I cheked
last, the example was me stabbing you :P
L261[03:29:03] <Gopher|afk> kenny: how do
you mean? (re: could be due to the threads)
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L263[03:29:33] <Kenny> OCX assigns 4
threads for use
L264[03:30:11] <Kenny> it doesn matter how
many computers you have there are only 4 threads for alkl of then
tu use
L265[03:30:23] <Gopher> Yeah, not sure why
that would be an issue tho. since one computer can't run more than
one coroutine at a time by definition, I wouldn't think it's using
but 1 actual thread?
L266[03:30:31] <Kenny> so if 5 machines
run at once then one machine is paused
L267[03:31:00] <Kenny> i'm not sure, just
thought it MIGHT apply
L268[03:31:04] <asie|tab> Kenny: not
really
L269[03:31:08] <Gopher> thanks, it's a
good thought
L270[03:31:16] <asie|tab> unless one
machine makes a tick take longer than 50 milliseconds
L271[03:32:12] <Kenny> asie, do you know
what he was doing on ONE machine?
L272[03:32:30] <asie|tab> what?
L273[03:32:39] <asie|tab> mining
bitcoins?
L274[03:32:45] <Kenny> running 2 shells at
once
L275[03:33:06] <Gopher> not yet.
L276[03:33:18] <Gopher> unless you count
running /bin/sh from shell as running 2 at once :P
L277[03:33:18] <asie|tab> i should write a
dogecoin miner in Lua
L278[03:33:28] <Gopher> you really
shouldn't XD
L279[03:33:29] <asie|tab> and spread it as
a virus to as many CC computers as possible
L280[03:33:35] <asie|tab> on as many
servers
L281[03:33:36] <asie|tab> and watch
L282[03:34:21] <Bizzycola> lol
L283[03:35:05] <Wired> asie|tab: Been
looking for a reason to remove/reset CC computers. I watch my CPU
usage religiously.
L284[03:35:25] <asie|tab> remove CC
computers, OC ones at least have lower CPU usage and can limit ram
properly
L285[03:35:41] <asie|tab> in addition, i
know at least 3 ways to crash a serverr with CC
L286[03:36:03] <Wired> asie|tab: I can
think of more than three, but the problem is most people who come
on the server come for CC.
L287[03:36:09] <asie|tab> I know
L288[03:36:14] <Wired> Then I try to
persuade them to OC :P
L289[03:36:15] <asie|tab> That's why i
plan to run my own
L290[03:36:16] <asie|tab> hah
L291[03:37:06] <Gopher> At present, I'm
replacing event.pull with a function that passes it's args to
yield, then returns the return from yield. then resume is called in
a loop, with the args from each yielding thread passed to the
original event.pull, and the resulting event passed back into
resume. This works for running most things.
L292[03:37:16] <Gopher> The point where it
stops working is when the thing I run is shell, and then in that
shell a program is run.
L293[03:37:45] <Gopher> at that point it's
getting caught in a loop somehow and never actually yielding out to
the level that calls the real event.pull
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L296[03:42:58] <ShadowKatStudios>
asie|tab: You're gonna run an OC server? Can I come on it? :D I'd
love somewhere where there are more OC users than CC users
L297[03:43:06] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: sure
L298[03:43:11] <asie|tab> i plan to launch
it this weekend
L299[03:43:16] <asie|tab> note, though,
that it will be 1.7.2
L300[03:43:48] <ShadowKatStudios> I won't
have my other mods but meh. Tapes and computers!
L301[03:43:50] <Gopher> you say that like
it's a bad thing
L302[03:44:32] <Gopher> which recipes?
default or hardcore?
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L305[03:58:17] <Kenny> \o
L306[03:58:56] <ShadowKatStudios> How
often should I clear the store buffer and forward messages (In
seconds or minutes)?
L307[04:00:10] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
gonna go with once every 30 seconds for testing
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L310[04:01:36] <Kenny> \o
L311[04:03:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Messages
to be forwarded are stored as: length of name, name, length of
user, user, length of message, message
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L313[04:09:12] <ShadowKatStudios>
tape.read(tape.read())
L314[04:09:20] <ShadowKatStudios> Yep.
length measurement.
L315[04:10:36] <Bizzycola> Now I'm
connected to two bouncers! How fun :p
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L317[04:12:02] <JoshTheEnder> wut?
L318[04:15:58] <Kenny> how do you exit a
for loop early
L319[04:16:14] <Gopher> break
L320[04:16:14] <Bizzycola> break? I assume
that works on for loops?
L321[04:16:23] <Bizzycola> should work on
any loop :p
L322[04:17:39] <Kenny> thanks it
works
L323[04:18:03] <Kenny> now to figure out
why this thing is inserting the data into the table twice
L324[04:18:27] <ShadowKatStudios> This
timer event better run...
L325[04:18:30] <Bizzycola> Because it
loves you!
L326[04:18:36] <Bizzycola> :p
L327[04:18:48] <ShadowKatStudios> Also my
program is more than 2k now
L328[04:19:02] <ShadowKatStudios> Ingame
editor is beginning to become annoying to use
L329[04:19:23] <Bizzycola> I find it
annoying to use for any number of lines. I just turned off the file
buffer thing and use notepad++
L330[04:20:54] <ShadowKatStudios> Yeah, I
turned that off to start with
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L332[04:22:24] <ShadowKatStudios>
event.timer(30,sendTimer,math.huge) What am I doing wrong?
L333[04:22:57] <Bizzycola> try running the
function directly first
L334[04:23:10] <Bizzycola> if it errors I
think it won't show the errors, didn't for me :p
L335[04:27:19] <Gopher> \o/ got it.
Actually got it this time, lol.
L336[04:27:44] <Gopher> shell.execute
catches yields and sends back events, if and only if an event type
filter was specified.
L337[04:28:23] <Gopher> so if they called
event.pull with no filter, I add ".*" as a filter, which
I just learned on the wiki is a thing you can do.
L338[04:31:17] <Gopher> yeeesh. That took
... most of the day.
L339[04:31:33] <Gopher> =1+1
L340[04:31:38] <Gopher> ... focus
fail
L341[04:32:50] <Gopher> ok. I am
officially calling it a night on code. Tempting as it is to move to
the next tasks, the morning sun will be peeking in the windows
soon. >.<
L342[04:34:15] <Cazzar> I think I code too
much for my current uni course...
L343[04:35:10] <Cazzar> "I made this
3725 line program" my response: I did that in 17
L344[04:36:23] <ShadowKatStudios> It
works!
L345[04:37:25] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
managed to make it do something useful!
L346[04:37:45] <Gopher> nice. Whassit?
:)
L347[04:38:35] <Gopher> ah, right, yer
working on a tape buffering dealie, right?
L348[04:40:24] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
working on message forwarding
L349[04:40:30] <ShadowKatStudios> Think
UUCP
L350[04:40:49] <ShadowKatStudios> I even
included the ! as the separator
L351[04:40:56] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm just
gonna get addressing working.
L352[04:41:02] <Gopher> yeah, reading the
various things in the irc log that I've been too self-absorbed and
fixated on my own code to really properly pay attention to tonight
XD
L353[04:41:09] <Gopher> sounds cool
L354[04:42:18] <ShadowKatStudios> I've
given up on modem-specific addressing
L355[04:42:26] <ShadowKatStudios> Now it's
just numbers.
L356[04:42:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Should
make the messages shorter anyway
L357[04:44:11] <ShadowKatStudios> Security
sucks, but if you need security, use some form of encryption
L358[04:44:12] <Gopher> now that I figured
out what was happening with this... I have to wonder if this is a
bug in sh.lua?
L359[04:44:54] <Gopher> when a running
program yields, shell calls event.pull and resumes it, but if it
specified no event filter, it just resumes it with no args. MAybe
bug is the wrong word, but I'm not understanding the intention
there.
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L361[04:45:26] <Kenny> \o
L362[04:45:28] <Gopher> program yields,
shell basically says "no."
L363[04:45:45] <ShadowKatStudios>
asie|tab: I got it working!
L364[04:45:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Some
modification and it will work fine!
L365[04:46:03] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: There will be many mods
L367[04:46:05] <asie|tab> wait, what
working?
L368[04:46:14] <ShadowKatStudios> :o
nodeAddr can be a string
L369[04:46:22] <ShadowKatStudios> My
message forwarding program
L370[04:46:44] <asie|tab> i want to
override the io api one day
L371[04:46:49] <asie|tab> and write an
automatic delta backup program
L372[04:47:18] <Gopher> lol. Is that..
really something needed in oc? XD
L373[04:47:21] <ShadowKatStudios> Also,
once you run the program you can go back to the shell
L374[04:47:31] <Gopher> (says the guy who
spent all day working towards 2 shells on 1 computer)
L375[04:47:32] <asie|tab> Gopher: is
anything?
L376[04:47:33] <ShadowKatStudios> Gopher:
Of course it is, why wouldn't it be?
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L378[04:47:41] <asie|tab>
2shells1computer
L379[04:48:01] <Gopher> put like that, you
make it sound like something dirty. Well, dirtier.
L380[04:48:07] <ShadowKatStudios>
asie|tab: Can you put my tape-based file saver/loader in OC
ROM?
L381[04:48:22] <asie|tab> I am not fond of
including software in ROM
L382[04:48:31] <ShadowKatStudios> Okay,
shift-ins it is
L383[04:48:49] <Gopher> but picture,
switching between a shell, lua, and an editor, all on the same
computer w/ same file system...
L384[04:49:03] <Gopher> it will be worth
it. :)
L385[04:49:32] <Gopher> and if you're
thinking of pointing out oc feature X that makes this completely
pointless, save it until tomorrow
L386[04:49:34] <ShadowKatStudios> I just
discovered that nodeAddr can be a string! That means the path can
be 'this!is!an!example!derp' :D !
L387[04:50:29] <Kodos> I have a really
dumb idea I want to try
L388[04:50:38] <Gopher> dumb ideas are
some of my favorites XD
L389[04:50:51] <ShadowKatStudios> Gopher:
I was just gonna say that you could route display and IO on several
computers into one and have all the computers running the program
at once
L390[04:51:00] <Kodos> Well, I play Second
Life, and I want to make a button on Second Life that will page me
on an OC server using a computronics chatbox
L391[04:51:15] <asie|tab> woo
L392[04:51:27] <asie|tab> SL<->OC
cross-communication?
L393[04:51:30] <Kodos> Yes
L394[04:51:35] <asie|tab> i want to hook
up a chat box to IRC
L395[04:51:35] <Kodos> Using LSL and
Lua
L396[04:51:45] <asie|tab> imagine the
awesomeness
L397[04:51:59] <ShadowKatStudios>
asie|tab: I'd make it only respond to me and only talk to me
L398[04:52:06] <asie|tab> you can't!
L400[04:52:10] <asie|tab> at least not
yet
L401[04:52:16] <ShadowKatStudios> Aww :( I
haven't played with it
L402[04:52:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Probably
a good thing, I don't want people seeing me talk to myself...
L403[04:52:33] <asie|tab> i am never fond
of username-based constraints
L404[04:52:40] <asie|tab> you can make it
only RESPOND to you
L405[04:52:45] <asie|tab> that is
L406[04:52:48] <asie|tab> listen to you
only
L407[04:52:54] <asie|tab> but it will talk
to everyone
L408[04:53:03] <ShadowKatStudios>
Distance-based maybe?
L409[04:53:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Hah,
when a person goes out of range it AFK's them, that'd be cool
L410[04:54:20] <asie|tab> 40 blocks by
default
L411[04:54:21] <Kodos> The cool part is, I
could use the idea to make a HUD in SL that would basically be a
chatbox for my MC server
L412[04:54:33] <asie|tab> i will add an
API option to make it less than 40 on the computer's side
L413[04:57:03] <ShadowKatStudios> 2261
bytes so far
L414[04:57:21] <ShadowKatStudios> I could
cut it down by removing unneccesary spaces and such
L415[04:57:39] <Kodos> OH
L416[04:57:45] <asie|tab> i want to write
a program to record chat box messages on a tape
L417[04:57:52] <Kodos> Someone should make
a refactoring and autoindent program for OC
L418[04:58:04] <Gopher> ok, sleeep.
\o
L419[04:58:06] <ShadowKatStudios> The
default editor should keep indentation
L420[04:58:06] <Kodos> You could use it to
run a program you code through it, and it formats it
L421[04:58:10] <ShadowKatStudios> Night
Gopher
L422[04:58:10] ***
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L423[04:58:26] <ShadowKatStudios> I hate
having to retype spaces.
L424[04:58:33] <Kodos> It might keep it,
but if you don't know proper indentation, a formatter could be
helpful
L425[04:58:50] <Gopher|sleeeep> kodos:
after my multishell program, an editor is my next intended project
:)
L426[04:58:59] <Kodos> Gopher, an editor
or IDE?
L427[04:59:14] <ShadowKatStudios> Hmm, not
sure how recieving messages should work
L428[04:59:19] <Kodos> LuaIDE was
invaluable on CC
L429[04:59:23] <Kodos> I'd like to see an
OC variant
L430[04:59:23] <Gopher|sleeeep> just an
editor, nothing super-fantastic but far more complete than the
built-in
L431[04:59:32] <ShadowKatStudios> I never
liked LuaIDE honestly
L432[04:59:43] <ShadowKatStudios> Then
again, I never used ingame editors so...
L433[04:59:51] <ShadowKatStudios> edit was
fine for me.
L434[05:01:01] <Gopher|sleeeep> anyway, I
see daylight, must go lol
L435[05:01:54] <ShadowKatStudios> :o I
could stream youtube songs over OC networks using tape drives
:D
L436[05:02:01] <ShadowKatStudios> I need
to convert some music.
L437[05:02:17] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: I plan to add Tape Decks, hopefully
L438[05:02:23] <asie|tab> like Disc Racks
but for tapes
L439[05:03:01] <ShadowKatStudios> I could
use a robot to change tapes
L440[05:04:01] <ShadowKatStudios> How do I
get a .wav file in the right format to convert it to .dfpwm?
L441[05:04:06] <Kodos> The thingy on the
wiki
L442[05:04:16] <Kodos> Speaking of which I
have a file in the proper format now
L443[05:04:18] <Kodos> but no idea how to
use
L444[05:04:18] <Kodos> it
L445[05:04:24] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh,
sane, not same
L446[05:04:42] <ShadowKatStudios> (It's
fine, I'm just silly)
L447[05:05:40] <ShadowKatStudios> Back in
a bit guys, then I'm gonna try audio streaming.
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L450[05:24:48] <Kenny> \o
L451[05:25:38] <asie|tab> o|
L452[05:28:20] *** ^
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L453[05:33:04] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
back!
L454[05:34:25] ⇦
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L455[05:34:31] <ShadowKatStudios> Wait 5
minutes for my program to save on tape...
L456[05:35:47] <ShadowKatStudios>
Somewhere between 3.768 and 1.884 minutes to save
L457[05:44:15] <ShadowKatStudios>
Obtaining ffmpeg.
L458[05:44:21] <ShadowKatStudios> I shall
stream all the music!
L459[05:44:25] <ShadowKatStudios>
Muahahaha
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L461[05:46:52] <Kenny> \o
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L463[05:48:54] <Kodos> How do I work this
tape stuff to play a music file I've converted
L464[05:51:51] <ShadowKatStudios> You have
a dfpwm file?
L465[05:55:00] <ShadowKatStudios> I really
have to boost the efficiency of these things, 10 minutes to load a
file?
L466[05:55:06] <ShadowKatStudios> It's
only 2k!
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L468[06:11:14] <ShadowKatStudios> Tape did
not work.
L469[06:14:08] <ShadowKatStudios> Routing
works!
L470[06:14:11] <ShadowKatStudios> It
works!
L471[06:14:14] <ShadowKatStudios> :D
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L473[06:14:41] <Kenny> \o
L475[06:24:21] <ShadowKatStudios> Huh. I
don't even know what to call it.
L476[06:26:18] <ShadowKatStudios>
Suggestions?
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L478[06:38:14] <ShadowKatStudios> Ticking
tile entity?
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L480[06:52:40] <Kenny> \o
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L483[06:58:45] <Kenny> \o
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L485[07:00:01] <JoshTheEnder> o/
L486[07:00:31] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: crashlog?
L487[07:00:47] <ShadowKatStudios> One
moment
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L489[07:01:30] <Kenny> \o
L490[07:01:49] <JoshTheEnder> Kenny: do
you have your client waving to anyone who joins the channel?
L491[07:01:59] <Kenny> yeah
L492[07:02:01] <JoshTheEnder> lol
L494[07:02:55] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: pretty shiny - it's a clientside crash!
L495[07:03:23] <ShadowKatStudios> I
assumed it was because I probably didn't convert the audio file I
was playing correctly
L496[07:03:47] <asie|tab> no
L497[07:05:08] <ShadowKatStudios> Also
computers don't run without a daylight cycle?
L498[07:05:13] <asie|tab> i'll have to
check at home
L499[07:05:23] <asie|tab> it's an
interesting bug to say the least
L500[07:06:40] *
JoshTheEnder is bored
L502[07:07:49] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: all i can say right now is
L503[07:08:09] <asie|tab> it's a
synchronization bug as the mod tried to stop the tape while the
client was ticking tile entities
L504[07:08:20] <asie|tab> the reason was
specifically stopping the tape at the wrong microsecond
L505[07:08:43] <JoshTheEnder> i cant run
minecraft here :/
L506[07:08:55] <ShadowKatStudios> :P
L507[07:09:33] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
watching this go round and round
L508[07:10:05] <asie|tab> like a record,
shadow
L509[07:10:06] <ShadowKatStudios> I set up
a decently OK path for it to use and just watch the message
move
L510[07:10:43] <ShadowKatStudios> I should
set up a mail server really.
L511[07:11:16] <ShadowKatStudios> And you
can like, dial in and collect your mail. That'd be cool.
L512[07:12:15] <ShadowKatStudios> So does
anyone want to suggest a name for my program?
L513[07:12:30] <asie|tab>
ShadowKatStudios: Nodus
L514[07:12:33] <asie|tab> >:3
L515[07:13:04] *
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L516[07:13:59] <JoshTheEnder> Skynet
L517[07:14:33] <ShadowKatStudios>
Noted.
L518[07:15:58] <ShadowKatStudios> Just be
careful if you notice robots mailing each other...
L519[07:17:34] <ShadowKatStudios> In which
case, run.
L520[07:17:47] <asie|tab> Destroy Markus
Persson
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L522[07:20:08] <ShadowKatStudios> Before
he can write Minecraft?
L523[07:20:24] <ShadowKatStudios> Well,
wormholes were referenced in the specs.
L524[07:21:08] <ShadowKatStudios> How hard
would it be to make it a wormhole in time?
L525[07:21:15] <ShadowKatStudios> There
was one in Star Trek.
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L527[07:21:55] <JoshTheEnder> you could
always try dialing a SG where the wormhole passes through a
star
L528[07:22:19] <ShadowKatStudios> SG =
stargate?
L529[07:22:27] <JoshTheEnder> yes
L530[07:22:30] <ShadowKatStudios> And
would a dialup modem do for dialing?
L531[07:22:39] <JoshTheEnder>
probably
L532[07:23:08] *
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modems
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L534[07:25:39] <Kenny> \o
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L536[07:30:37] <Kenny> \o
L537[07:31:46] <Din> HEllo O/
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L539[07:32:01] <Kenny> \o
L541[07:36:58] <ShadowKatStudios> Cool
ping message?
L542[07:37:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh,
wait, I can just use another port.
L543[07:39:29] <ShadowKatStudios> ayt and
ack, perfect ping messages
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L545[07:55:31] <ShadowKatStudios> I need
to get mail working.
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L547[07:55:32] <Kenny> \o
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L549[07:55:49] <ShadowKatStudios> Then I
would define this system as functional.
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L551[07:58:12] <ShadowKatStudios> It's
probably a good thing that the max message size is 8k, there are
only 512k on a floppy
L553[08:02:22] <JoshTheEnder> back in a
few
L554[08:02:24]
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(~textual@078088168214.elblag.vectranet.pl)
L555[08:02:24] <Kenny> \o
L556[08:02:55] ***
JoshTheEnder is now known as
JoshTheEnder|BackInTheEther
L557[08:09:52] ***
JoshTheEnder|BackInTheEther is now known as
JoshTheEnder
L558[08:11:34] <JoshTheEnder> heh, i
currently have 2047 lines on the stats
L559[08:12:25] ***
JoshTheEnder is now known as JoshTheEnder|IsBored
L560[08:13:48] ***
JoshTheEnder|IsBored is now known as TheEnder
L561[08:14:58] <ShadowKatStudios> Yay for
dodgy bulliten board software :D
L562[08:15:27] ***
TheEnder is now known as rednEfOhsoJriS
L563[08:17:20] <ShadowKatStudios> How do I
get a table from filesystem.list()?
L564[08:23:53] ⇦
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Connection reset by peer)
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L566[08:24:15] <Kenny> \o
L567[08:24:20] ***
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L568[08:24:26] <rednEfOhsoJriS> ffs
Kenny
L569[08:25:14] <Gopher> grumble.
yawn.
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L571[08:25:50] <Kenny> \o
L572[08:26:06] <Vexatos> o/
L573[08:27:41] <ShadowKatStudios> He's
probably not on, he has his client set to wave at everyone
L574[08:28:26] <Gopher> his last
unscripted activity in this chan was about an hour and 20 minutes
ago
L575[08:28:53] <Gopher> unless he snuck
something in while I was disconnected. stupid internet.
L576[08:29:08] <rednEfOhsoJriS> *** Gopher
quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
~Gopher@60.sub-70-193-138.myvzw.com 14:24 *** Gopher|sleeeep joined
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L577[08:29:16] <rednEfOhsoJriS> nope,
nothing happened
L578[08:30:54] <ShadowKatStudios> :D
Lightyears 500
L579[08:33:14] <ShadowKatStudios> 8.8
hours of chiptune should last me
L580[08:33:42] <ShadowKatStudios> I still
have to get 14, 15 and 16, but this will do me for now
L581[08:34:20] <ShadowKatStudios>
SirJoshOfEnder? Nice name, but I would use IsrOjshFoNeder to
confuse people more
L582[08:34:36] ***
ShadowKatStudios is now known as ShadwoAktUstdiso
L583[08:34:51] ***
ShadwoAktUstdiso is now known as ShwodaAktUstdiso
L584[08:37:40] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> What's
the best way to get input in OC?
L585[08:39:02] <Gopher> what kind of
input? user input?
L586[08:39:34] <ShwodaAktUstdiso>
Yeah
L587[08:39:43] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> There's
no read()
L588[08:39:48] <Gopher> term.read
L589[08:40:06] <Gopher> or io.read()
L590[08:40:23] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> io.read
gives me a newline at the end
L591[08:40:38] ***
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L592[08:41:03] ***
rednEfOhsoJriS is now known as SrJshfndr
L593[08:42:32] ***
SrJshfndr is now known as SirOjshFoNeedr
L594[08:46:10] <Gopher> really? it's
term.read that gives me newlines at the end, io.read doesn't
L595[08:46:24] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> I'll
take a look, weird
L596[08:46:40] <asie> ShwodaAktUstdiso: I
found the bug!
L597[08:46:42] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> I just
string.sub'd it off the end
L598[08:46:43] <Gopher> wait, scratch
that, now both are
L599[08:46:47] <Gopher> O_o
L600[08:46:48] <asie> I'm releasing
AsieLib 0.1.11 for both MC 1.6.4 and 1.7.2 now
L601[08:47:07] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> It's
wired's pack, so I'll have to wait for him
L602[08:47:10] <Gopher> scratch that, nop,
I derp. io.read doesn't seem to.
L603[08:47:32] <Gopher> lolmeh. I need
food.
L604[08:50:32] ⇦
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(~jesusthek@2602:ffe8:102:213:1234:1234:bc92:85a7) (Quit: ZNC -
http://znc.in)
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L606[08:51:47] <Kenny> \o
L607[08:51:58] ***
alekso56 is now known as alekso56_off
L608[08:52:01] *
SirOjshFoNeedr stabs Kenny
L609[08:52:06] ***
jesustk_off is now known as jesusthekiller
L610[08:52:07] ***
SirOjshFoNeedr is now known as JoshTheEnder
L611[08:56:00] <asie> ShwodaAktUstdiso:
AsieLib 0.1.11 is out
L612[08:56:06] <asie> fixes the bug you
mentioned and BC wrench bugs
L613[08:57:41] ***
Din is now known as |Din|Studying|
L614[09:00:15] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> Awesome
stuff
L615[09:02:35] *
ShwodaAktUstdiso is attempting to strip down the current networking
system
L616[09:03:35] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> Only 2
sets of data rather than 6!
L617[09:08:34] ***
alekso56_off is now known as alekso56
L618[09:11:12] ⇦
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Connection reset by peer)
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L620[09:12:47] <Kenny> \o
L621[09:12:52] ***
Gopher|sleeeep is now known as Gopher
L622[09:13:02] *
Gopher kicks the internet
L623[09:13:15] *
JoshTheEnder kicks Kenny
L624[09:13:37] *
Michiyo stabs Kenny
L625[09:13:42] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> Issue
with only one path in this: loops are possible
L626[09:13:55] <JoshTheEnder> everyone
stab Kenny
L627[09:13:57] *
JoshTheEnder kicks Kenny
L628[09:14:01] *
ShwodaAktUstdiso stabs Kenny with a cassette tape
L629[09:14:23] <Michiyo> hardcore.
L630[09:15:47] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> I could
also stab him with an ethernet switch, but I think that would be a
little too blunt.
L631[09:16:27] *
JoshTheEnder puts Kenny in a RI grinder
L632[09:17:51] ***
Kodos is now known as Kodos|Zzz
L633[09:18:45] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> :D
Raain!
L634[09:19:22] *
Kenny DiNozzo's JoshTheEnder
L635[09:19:32] *
Kenny smacks Michiyo
L636[09:20:04] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> I
figured out why every second set of messages was failing! The
buffer was never reset!
L637[09:20:10] *
JoshTheEnder puts Kenny int he corner
L638[09:20:28] <Kenny> what's an int he
corner?
L639[09:20:35] *
Michiyo sets ban on Kenny@thatjoshgreen.me
L640[09:20:38] <Michiyo> :P
L641[09:20:40] <JoshTheEnder> in the* me
failing with space
L642[09:20:53] ***
alekso56 is now known as alekso56_off
L643[09:20:58] <asie> halfway done porting
Immibis' Peripherals
L644[09:21:11] <JoshTheEnder> Michiyo:
don't tempt me :P
L645[09:21:28] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> Kenny:
int 0xhe, the unobtainable hex number
L646[09:22:13] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> 0x10e
really
L647[09:22:33]
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(~tinyirc@2602:306:ce9e:5150:88a:2307:88f8:514c)
L648[09:22:33] <Kenny> \o
L649[09:22:47] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> :o
IPv6!
L650[09:22:58] <ShwodaAktUstdiso>
Whoaa
L651[09:23:02] *
Rainman cast a rain spell a makes it rain on everyone
L652[09:23:03] <JoshTheEnder> they'res
quite a few IPv6's in here
L653[09:23:24] <ShwodaAktUstdiso> Rainman:
You're too late, it was already raining here
L654[09:23:33] ***
ShwodaAktUstdiso is now known as ShadowKatStudios
L655[09:24:06] <ShadowKatStudios> Buffer
now gets reset. :D No more lost messages
L656[09:24:51] *
Rainman opens a portal to Antares and shoves JoshTheEnder in
it
L657[09:25:22] *
JoshTheEnder comes back through the portal and sits back on his
chair
L658[09:25:38] ⇦
Quits: asie (~textual@078088168214.elblag.vectranet.pl) (Quit: I'll
probably come back in either 20 minutes or 8 hours.)
L659[09:26:12] *
Rainman opens a portal in JoshTheEnder's chair and sends him to the
Ninth level of Hell
L660[09:26:57] *
JoshTheEnder laughs at Rainman's poor attempt to remove him from
the room
L661[09:28:34] <ShadowKatStudios> Is
picking a side neccesary? Can I just attack both of you?
L662[09:28:57] *
Rainman just kicks JoshTheEnder out the door
L663[09:29:03] <Rainman> !kick
L664[09:29:16] *
JoshTheEnder laughs as Rainman's foot goes through him
L665[09:30:27] *
Rainman pulls out a tank of liquid nitrogen and pours it over
JoshTheEnder then hits him with a hammer breaking him into
pieces
L666[09:30:53] *
JoshTheEnder laughs at Rainman idea that he was solid
matter
L667[09:32:09] *
Rainman pulls out his Ghostbuster spectral entrapment equipment and
pulls JoshTheEnder into the containment field
L668[09:32:24] *
JoshTheEnder is not here, he is getting tea
L669[09:34:33] *
ShadowKatStudios blows up the spectral entrapment equipment by
crossing a wire
L670[09:40:02] <Kenny> afk for a couple of
hours. need to get some more done on my bike so it will be ready
for the nice weather coming
L671[09:40:03] *
JoshTheEnder comes back to see debris of a containment device
everywhere
L672[09:40:11] ⇦
Quits: Rainman (~tinyirc@2602:306:ce9e:5150:88a:2307:88f8:514c)
(Quit: I was using TinyIRC! Visit http://www.tinyirc.net/ for more
information.)
L673[09:40:13] *
JoshTheEnder waves to Kenny
L674[09:41:04] <Kenny> doing the elctrical
today. and getting the tank mounted. after that, come the first of
the month i buy the power system for it and should be ready to
go
L675[09:41:55] ***
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(~textual@078088168214.elblag.vectranet.pl)
L677[09:42:07] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L678[09:42:41] *
SirBotOfEnder stabs Kenny|AFK's waving script
L679[09:50:46] ⇦
Quits: SirBotOfEnder (TheEnders@thatjoshgreen.me) (Quit: BYE BYE
MWAHAHAHAHA)
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L681[09:51:10] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L682[09:51:11]
zsh sets mode: +v on EnderBot
L683[09:51:22] *
EnderBot stabs Kenny|AFK
L684[09:51:29] ***
EnderBot is now known as SirBotOfEnder
L685[09:52:53] ***
JoshTheEnder is now known as IAmJoshTheEnder
L686[09:57:32] *
IAmJoshTheEnder and I am bored
L687[09:58:09] ***
prassel|off is now known as prasselpikachu
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Sorroko_Off is now known as Sorroko
L689[10:07:41] <asie> Immibis' Peripherals
for 1.7.2 is almost done
L690[10:18:03] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
created a message loop()
L691[10:18:36] <ShadowKatStudios> :D
L692[10:19:13] <ShadowKatStudios> Routing
works though I think
L693[10:24:09] <tgame14> I Blame
Sangar!
L694[10:28:59] <Gopher> for...?
L695[10:29:55] ***
IAmJoshTheEnder is now known as
IAmJoshTheEnderMightNotBeHere
L696[10:30:12] <Sangar> what did i
do?
L697[10:30:14] <Sangar> also: o/
L698[10:30:41] <Gopher> hi, sanger.
L699[10:31:04] <Gopher> I've made some
headway towards abusing your computers into doing things they
really don't want to do.
L700[10:31:18] <Sangar> oh?
L701[10:31:47] <Gopher> indeed. Like run
two shell sessions I can ctrl+tab between in a split-screen
setup.
L702[10:31:53] <asie> okay
L703[10:31:57] <asie> releasing Immibis'
Peripherals 58.0.0
L704[10:32:14] <Gopher> they're resisting
me every inch, but I am making headway XD
L705[10:33:08] <Sangar> Gopher, that
sounds nice!
L706[10:33:26] <Gopher> oh, and
pseudo-random q, can you explain lines 76-79 in sh.lua to me?
L707[10:33:47] <Gopher> I'm sure there's a
reason for them, but it took me forever to figure out why my
injected yields weren't yielding XD
L708[10:34:10] <Gopher> and so, natually,
I now hate them independently of reason or logic. :)
L709[10:34:18] ⇦
Quits: |Din|Studying| (~DinFer@as53.lu1.dlp120.bih.net.ba) (Read
error: Connection reset by peer)
L710[10:34:59] <Sangar> errr
L711[10:35:39] <Gopher> I imagine the
conversation between shell and it's active progrma like this.
program: "yield?" shell: "filter?" program:
"no...." shell: "DENIED! RUN, MONKEY!"
L712[10:36:08] <Gopher> so I detect the
no-filter case and add a ".*" filter to fool it.
L713[10:36:41] <Gopher> (like I said,
abusing your computers)
L714[10:36:48] <Sangar> yeah, that sounds
like it :P and no, i don't really remember why that is the way it
is right now.
L715[10:37:25] <Gopher> not really
important, was just curious
L716[10:37:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Return
path added. I can now prevent derpy loops.
L717[10:38:36] <Gopher> I've nearly got
the split-screen rendering bits sorted, I think, just got to get
the cursor behaving properly, blinking only in the focused
subscreen
L718[10:38:59] <Gopher> it was drawing
snakes on the screen. Now it's just not drawing any cursor at all.
This is a huge improvement.
L719[10:39:00] <Sangar> Gopher, i'll write
it down and have another look when i have more time. it does seem
weird.
L720[10:39:19] <Sangar> hah
L721[10:41:32] ***
IAmJoshTheEnderMightNotBeHere is now known as
JoshTheEnder
L722[10:43:57] ***
JoshTheEnder is now known as
JoshTheEnderMightNotBeHere
L723[10:51:29] <Gopher> sigh. Think I have
to just block term from ever blinking the cursor and reimplement it
at the top instead.
L724[10:53:01] <Sangar> if
term.setCursor(x, y) doesn't reposition the cursor blink properly
that should be considered a bug
L725[10:53:23] <Gopher> I'm not 100% sure
what's happening just yet
L726[10:54:49] <Gopher> it's the
toggleBlink() in setCursor before it updates the cursor that's
getting me, I think, but I'm not sure why, because blink should be
completely off before I'm calling it to put the cursor back in the
focused term
L727[10:55:37] <Sangar> hmm, that should
only toggle it back to normal if the 'blink' is currently
visible
L728[10:56:27] <Gopher> yeah. I don't see
anything I'd call a bug at this point, but the issue may well be on
my end.
L729[10:57:16] <Gopher> but I do have it
switching between two contexts, one where blink is on, the other
it's not
L730[10:57:45] <Gopher> might not be
required that I just disable term's cursor, but it'd definitely be
simpler, I'm thinking XD
L731[10:58:32] <Gopher> I've got numerous
function calls and overrides to try to manage the cursor behavior,
even if it were working it'd be more efficient to just run one that
knows how to handle the multiple contexts
L732[10:58:52] ⇦
Quits: asie (~textual@078088168214.elblag.vectranet.pl) (Quit: I'll
probably come back in either 20 minutes or 8 hours.)
L733[11:00:24] <Sangar> yeah. i've been
thinking of changing the term to make it 'instanceable', with each
having a specific size+position. but well. time.
L734[11:00:26] ***
SuPeRMiNoR2|Away is now known as SuPeRMiNoR2
L735[11:00:42] <Sangar> also, more fun for
others to implement something like this :P
L736[11:00:51] ***
alekso56_off is now known as alekso56
L737[11:00:57] <Gopher> I started out
trying to do the split-screen stuff at the term level
L738[11:01:08] <Gopher> ended up having to
override /everydamnthing/
L739[11:01:16] <Sangar> :P
L740[11:01:41] <Gopher> so I settled on a
simpler, more brutal plan: overriding gpu
L741[11:01:59] <Sangar> oh. wow.
L742[11:02:01] <Gopher> cut the length of
my program by 90% and worked flawlessly
L743[11:02:28] <Gopher> there maaay be a
slight performance penalty...lol
L744[11:02:53] <Gopher> but this project
stopped being about practicality and became about me not being
beaten by some damned string of bits quite a few manhours back
XD
L745[11:04:28] <Gopher> there were just a
lot of little places where it was doing gpu calls directly,
tho.
L746[11:04:53] <Gopher> so after
overriding term, I had to override those bits that were bypassing
it, and mroe bits
L747[11:05:48] <Gopher> though that was
24h ago, and having looked at the code more since, I'm a bit
confused
L748[11:06:03] <Gopher> because it seems
most of the stuff ultimately does map back to term calls. So I
dunno. :/
L749[11:06:32] <Gopher> but yeah. if
nothing else, term doesn't even have getResolution functions, so I
had to override /parts/ of gpu
L750[11:08:35] <Sangar> sounds fun
:>
L751[11:08:55] <ShadowKatStudios> Routing
is kind of working
L752[11:09:03] <Sangar> routing
what?
L753[11:09:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Of
messages
L754[11:11:08] <Sangar> well. that's
generic. good job!
L755[11:11:19] <Sangar> i guess.
L756[11:11:24] <ShadowKatStudios>
it!can!route!through!several!wireless!stations!like!this!it!can!also!stop!infinite!loops
L757[11:11:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Once I
comment out all the debug output, it'll be transparent while you're
using the computer too
L758[11:12:55] <ShadowKatStudios> I might
impliment some form of handshaking so it can save a message if a
node is down though
L759[11:12:55] <ShadowKatStudios> A 'delay
tolerant network'
L760[11:12:59] ***
JoshTheEnderMightNotBeHere is now known as
JoshTheEnder
L761[11:13:09] <Sangar> hmm, nice. there
are no infinite loops in the network because packets can make a
maximum number of hops, tho :P
L762[11:13:21] <Sangar> but if it
eliminates duplicate messages, that's cool.
L763[11:13:41] <Gopher> if he's
rebroadcasting between wireless nodes, he could create loops if he
didn't check
L764[11:13:49] <ShadowKatStudios> Well,
actually, it removes a layer of the address every time something
retransmits it
L765[11:13:57] <ShadowKatStudios> So I
guess
L766[11:14:03] <Sangar> if it's done it
manually, true.
L767[11:14:08] <Sangar> i was thinking
access points
L768[11:14:32] <Sangar> but if it's done
programmatically, makes sense to check for it, ofc :)
L769[11:16:29] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
trying to make the transmitable data as close to 8k as possible, so
I've scrapped a more complicated system
L770[11:17:04] <ShadowKatStudios> Now it's
the path and the message.
L771[11:18:07] <Sangar> since you mention
8k, just to make sure, you know about the
component.modem.maxPacketSize getter?
L772[11:20:20] ⇦
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(~chatzilla@c211-31-42-102.rochd5.qld.optusnet.com.au) (Ping
timeout: 190 seconds)
L773[11:20:36] <Sangar> so... i fixed the
RiM incompatibility that's in 1.2.3 i think.
L774[11:20:48] <Sangar> pondering if it
justifies a 1.2.4
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L776[11:22:11] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L777[11:22:30]
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L778[11:22:30] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L779[11:23:12] *
ShadowKatStudios stabs the waving kenny-bot with a plug from a
cassete recorder
L780[11:28:57] ***
SuPeRMiNoR2 is now known as SuPeRMiNoR2|TS
L781[11:33:33] ⇦
Quits: Wired (~jacob@c-75-72-220-179.hsd1.mn.comcast.net) (Quit:
WeeChat 0.4.3)
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L783[11:36:39] <Kenny|AFK> \o
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L785[11:37:08] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L786[11:37:20] *
JoshTheEnder stabs Kenny|AFK
L787[11:37:22] *
Gopher sighs and debates just turning activity notices off in this
channel entirely.
L788[11:37:39] <Gopher> but since I came,
hi, ping
L789[11:39:21] <Gopher> nothing? Well,
that'll learn me.
L790[11:40:28] <tgame14> Sangar, in scala
how do i put code in constructor?
L791[11:40:36] <Gopher> ok, now time to
dive into handling, filtering, and distributing events. \o/
L792[11:40:47] <Sangar> tgame14, just put
it in the body of the class
L793[11:40:57] <tgame14> well, im getting
an error when doing that
L794[11:41:12] <tgame14> parent has a
public boolean tickRandomly = false
L795[11:41:18] <tgame14> (its a java
abstract class)
L796[11:41:33] <tgame14> then in body i
do:
L797[11:41:37] <tgame14> tickRandomy =
true
L798[11:41:42] <tgame14> gives me a do not
exist
L799[11:41:49] <Sangar> huh
L800[11:42:31] <Sangar> i'm assuming that
typo isn't in the code
L801[11:42:42] <Sangar> guessing it's some
scala/java interop fail. it should work.
L802[11:42:55] <tgame14> no its not
L803[11:43:01] <tgame14> k, ill keep
testing
L804[11:45:38] <ShadowKatStudios> I should
probably go soon, it's nearly 4 AM
L805[11:46:21] <ShadowKatStudios> I just
have to fix this one bug
L806[11:46:56] <Sangar> been there, done
that :P
L807[11:47:13] <ShadowKatStudios> Wwoo, it
worked :D
L808[11:47:32] <ShadowKatStudios> I'll
just impliment the event...
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L810[11:48:51] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L811[11:49:45] <ShadowKatStudios> How do I
trigger an event?
L812[11:50:32] <ping> .w
computer.pushSignal
L813[11:50:32] <^v> ping,
computer.pushSignal(name: string[, ...]) Pushes a new signal into
the queue. Signals are processed in a FIFO order. The signal has to
at least have a name. Arguments to pass along with it are
optional.
L814[11:50:33] <Sangar>
computer.pushSignal
L815[11:51:19] <ShadowKatStudios> Okay,
cool, people can impliment their own handlers :D
L816[11:52:39] <ping> ofc \o/
L817[11:52:42] <ping> brb restart
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L820[11:52:51] <ShadowKatStudios> Here's a
twist: To use the network you have to allow routing through your
computer
L821[11:53:34] <Sangar> tor?
L822[11:53:43] <ShadowKatStudios> Well,
yeah :P
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L824[11:53:50] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L825[11:53:50] <ShadowKatStudios> I kinda
want to make some form of ping.
L826[11:54:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
Ohai...
L827[11:54:13] <ping> wat do you mean by
ping
L828[11:54:46] <Gopher> we're gonna clone
you. For organs.
L829[11:54:59] <Gopher> Possibly a cheap
meat for taco bell, but the negotiations are ongoing.
L830[11:55:30] <ping> im going to try to
implement the glass language
L831[11:55:49] <Gopher> tangent to that
tangent, I'm reminded how low we set the bar for fast food every
time I hear an ad proclaim "100% beef!"
L832[11:55:58] <ping> because its OO its
actually a viable way of programming OC programs
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L834[11:57:06] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L835[11:57:27] <ping> jees, it took under
3 seconds for it to join
L836[11:57:36] <ping> it takes forever for
hexchatt
L837[11:57:47] <ShadowKatStudios> I want
to see what connects to what.
L838[11:57:47] <ShadowKatStudios> One
could theoretically map a mesh network in that way.
L839[11:57:47] *
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L840[11:57:47] <ShadowKatStudios> I can't
see it
L842[11:58:40] <ping> it will take a
little to understand
L843[11:58:48] <asie> gregor is
awesome
L844[11:59:24] <ping> wats a gregor?
L845[11:59:36] <asie> gregor
richards
L846[11:59:39] <asie> the author of this
language
L847[11:59:43] <asie> the esolangs guys
hang out in #esoteric on freenode
L848[11:59:54] <Gopher> "No other
language that the author knows of is implemented like this, because
it would be idiotic."
L849[11:59:58] <ping> ah, im on #esoteric
alot
L850[12:00:07] <asie> yeah
L851[12:00:07] <asie> it's fun
L852[12:01:06] <Gopher> I just thought
that was funny, not a commentary on your plans to implement it.
:)
L853[12:01:23] <ping> i remember going in
that channel when i was 11 and was like wtf is this
L854[12:02:17] <ShadowKatStudios> Holy
shite it's worse than FORTH
L855[12:02:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Because
brackets
L856[12:02:39] <ping> not really
L857[12:02:45] <ping> its waaay better
than forth
L858[12:02:57] <ping> i mean, its
horrible
L859[12:03:20] <ping> but its a better
language to do real stuff
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L861[12:04:20] <LordFokas> o/
L863[12:04:36] <JoshTheEnder> o/
L864[12:04:54] <Gopher> ping, forth was
invented for the purpose of doing real stuff
L865[12:05:02] <Gopher> that abomination
of an esolang was invented for, essentially, lulz
L866[12:05:14] <Gopher> no, it is not
better than forth for doing real stuff XD
L867[12:06:16] <ping> i wonder if i can
post glass code to the CC forums and not get banned
L868[12:06:31] <ping> because obufuscation
is against the rules
L869[12:09:19] <ShadowKatStudios> I should
run some tests over a decent-size network, just pinging, and see
how long it takes
L870[12:13:38] <ShadowKatStudios> Nope,
OK, too far. It's nearly quarter past 4, I'm off to bed.
L871[12:13:42] <ShadowKatStudios>
Night.
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L873[12:30:50] <tgame14> Sangar, issue was
not related to scala i think
L874[12:30:55] <tgame14> more to me being
stupid
L875[12:30:56] <tgame14> :P
L876[12:31:00] <tgame14> or well,
maven
L877[12:31:15] <Sangar> ahah. so it works
now?
L878[12:31:25] <asie> ping:
interesting
L879[12:31:34] <asie> I want to write a
Befunge interpreter for OC now
L880[12:31:47] <asie> Sangar: does/will OC
have mouse detection on Tier 2+ screens?
L881[12:32:13] <Sangar> 'detection'? it
has click+drag support for t2+.
L882[12:32:18] <asie> oh, okay
L883[12:32:24] <ping> befunge is easy
xD
L884[12:32:24] <asie> as Befunge is a 2D
esolang
L885[12:32:25] <Sangar> no mouse move
tho
L886[12:32:28] <asie> ping: but imagine it
on monitors
L887[12:33:11] <ping> eh, i guess it would
be cool
L888[12:34:41] <Gopher> I hate to keep
throwing suggestions at you in the channel instead of github,
Sangar, but a drop event would be nice, as a terminal event after
drag.
L889[12:35:06] <Gopher> there are
drag&drop contexts where it's not practical to treat every drag
as a discrete event
L890[12:35:40] <Sangar> as in a mouse up?
oh. that isn't there already, is it?
L891[12:35:45] <Sangar> yeah, that would
make sense.
L892[12:35:56] <ping> yeah, mouse_up
already exists .-.
L893[12:35:56] <Gopher> no mouse up, and
mouse up isn't, in general, required
L894[12:36:04] <Gopher> eh? no?
L895[12:36:13] <Gopher> I;m just getting
touch and drag events?
L896[12:36:23] <ping> wat
L897[12:36:48] <Sangar> you try that out
while i'm afk for dinner :P
L898[12:36:57] <Gopher> heh.
L899[12:37:21] <Gopher> I guess I should
really put it on github
L900[12:38:13] <ping> ah, only
key_up
L902[12:38:23] <asie> delivered!
L903[12:38:23] <Gopher> yeah, key up is
there
L904[12:38:33] <asie> Immibis' Peripherals
58.0.0 with improved OC support and being 1.7.2
L905[12:38:35] <Gopher> key_up is more
important, for some things anyway, than mouse_up
L906[12:38:37] <asie> i just need to
update Immibis' Core now
L907[12:38:57] <Gopher> the majority of
cases are covered by just click/touch, without mouse_down and
_up
L908[12:39:03] <asie> done
L909[12:39:16] <Gopher> but dragging... if
you don't know when it ends, you don't know when to do expensive
non-reversable drag-drop operations
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L913[12:47:41] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L914[12:47:49] <ping> Vivio plz
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L918[13:00:11] <asie> i will also be
recording a spotlight of Computronics today
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L920[13:01:38] <ping> \o/
L921[13:02:05] <Sangar> back. i'll look
into adding mouse ups now then, should be quick. suggestions for
the signal name? (to fit with touch and drag)
L922[13:02:34] <Gopher> Sangar, I just
suggested it on github, so it won't fall through the cracks
L923[13:02:51] <asie> Sangar:
mouse_touch_off?
L924[13:02:51] <Gopher> I'd say drop
matches drag best? unless that conflicts with a robot event, not
played with robots much
L925[13:02:55] <asie> drop works best
yes
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L929[13:04:41] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Its using
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L936[13:06:20] <Kenny|AFK> \o
L937[13:07:39] <ThatJoshGreen> waiting for
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L944[13:07:43] <ThatJoshGreen> yep
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L951[13:08:17] <Sangar> hmm, yeah, i
suppose drop'll work. i think i'll explicitly make it so it only is
fired if there was a drag signal before it. because touch screens
would have to *always* also send a drop event when clicked. which i
don't like :P
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L958[13:08:46] <ThatJoshGreen> ffs
L959[13:08:47] <Kenny> \o
L960[13:08:55] <Kenny> \o
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L963[13:09:07] <Kenny> \o
L964[13:09:20] <ThatJoshGreen>
SuPeRMiNoR2, why did you start the bouncer before the ident
script?
L965[13:09:50] <SuPeRMiNoR2> cuz i forgot
about the ident script. :(.
L966[13:09:52] <ping> ._.
L967[13:09:58] <ping> random cresets
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L969[13:10:03] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i need make
that auto
L970[13:10:03] <Kenny> !deop
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L973[13:10:13] <Kenny> !voice
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stabs SuPeRMiNoR2
L978[13:10:47] <Kenny> i really didn't
like my video getting screwed due to the damn notification
sounds
L979[13:10:54] <ThatJoshGreen> lol
L980[13:11:05] <ThatJoshGreen> well, stab
SuPeRMiNoR2 for that
L981[13:11:14] <Kenny> i did
L982[13:11:24] <Kenny> thinking about
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L995[13:12:33] <ping> agh
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L997[13:12:53] <ThatJoshGreen> that should
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L1006[13:13:23] <ping> ah, everyone using
SSL is dying
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L1013[13:14:09] <Kenny> ni'm going to
kick that goddamn kid out of trhe channel
L1014[13:14:19] <ping> everyone that quit
is using SSL
L1015[13:15:04] <Kenny> SuPeRMiNoR2: you
fuck with that goddamn bouncer's hardware agaihn and i'll ban your
damn ass frojm here
L1016[13:15:17] <SuPeRMiNoR2> fuck you
kenny :P
L1017[13:15:30] <ping> oh, they are all
using bouncer
L1018[13:15:32] <ThatJoshGreen> ping,
Yeah, they were also on my bouncer
L1019[13:15:33] <ping> derp
L1020[13:15:35] <Kenny> i was recording a
fucking video
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L1022[13:15:49] <Kenny> now ik have to
redo the whole damn thing
L1023[13:16:10] <ping> how do you manage
to bork a bouncer ._.
L1024[13:16:27] <SuPeRMiNoR2> not the
bouncer, the vps ran out of ram
L1025[13:16:41] <SuPeRMiNoR2> java
decided to ignore my memory settings
L1026[13:16:45] <SuPeRMiNoR2> (it
crashed)
L1027[13:16:45] <ping> D: how do you make
it run out of ram
L1028[13:16:52] <SuPeRMiNoR2> it only has
1gb
L1029[13:16:57] <Kenny> java NEVER pays
attention to settings
L1030[13:16:59] <ping> lol, why
L1031[13:17:10] <ping> what kind of vps
only has 1 GB
L1032[13:17:31] <ThatJoshGreen> a small
up-to-10$ a month small vps
L1033[13:17:37] <Kenny> what idiot tries
to run an MC on a system with only a gig of memory
L1034[13:18:00] <ThatJoshGreen> vanilla
was fine, he decided to use one of our bigger packs on it
L1035[13:18:10] <ping> no, 1GB isnt
enough for vanilla
L1036[13:18:27] <SuPeRMiNoR2> yes it is,
it was only using 120 mb
L1037[13:18:36] <ping> my how
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L1039[13:19:46] <Gopher> with only a few
players who don't spread out too far, a gig will /usually/ do
L1040[13:20:02] <Gopher> not guaranteed
reliable, but mostly stable heh
L1041[13:20:04] <JoshTheEnder> well, it
only ever had 2 people on at max
L1042[13:20:06] <SuPeRMiNoR2> and in this
case it was for testing builds in creative with 1-2 other
people
L1043[13:20:07] <Gopher> for vanilla, I
mean
L1044[13:20:24] <Gopher> josh, a few
extra players aren't an issue by themselves, it's how spread out
they are.
L1045[13:20:37] <Gopher> 4 players who
stay together all the time aren't much worse than 2 or 1.
L1046[13:20:42] <JoshTheEnder> yeah, i
know how the chunkloading system works
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L1049[13:22:22] <ping> installing debian
on a VM is taking waaaaaaaaaaay too long
L1050[13:29:10] <JoshTheEnder> dammit pc
y u crash?
L1051[13:30:03] <tgame14> i blame
Sangar
L1052[13:30:19] <Sangar> >_>
L1053[13:30:24] <JoshTheEnder> i meant my
physcial pc
L1054[13:30:59] <tgame14> still Sangar's
fault
L1055[13:31:06] <Sangar> <_<
L1056[13:31:21] <Gopher> if I can just
figure out why my timeout args aren't working, I'll be on the final
stretch of this split-screen shell thingie...
L1057[13:32:09] <Sangar> hang in there
:P
L1058[13:32:21] <asie> time to work on a
Computronics spotlight
L1059[13:32:56] <Gopher> lol. No, this
one's certainly my fault, just can't figure out how I'm screwing it
up yet XD
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L1061[13:35:28] <asie>
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Keyboard must be created before
you can read events
L1062[13:35:30] <asie> Should I be
worried?
L1063[13:35:50] <ping> .-.
L1064[13:35:54] <ping> asie, yes.
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L1066[13:37:58] <ping> stfu ^v, .-. isnt
a command
L1067[13:39:40] <SuPeRMiNoR2> .
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L1069[13:40:20] *
JoshTheEnder slaps SuPeRMiNoR2
L1070[13:40:29] <SuPeRMiNoR2> $slap
JoshTheEnder
L1071[13:40:29] *
SuperBot slaps JoshTheEnder around a bit with a burning
ember
L1072[13:40:31] <JoshTheEnder> $slap
SuperBot
L1073[13:40:31] *
SuperBot slaps SuperBot around a bit with a rock
L1074[13:40:34] <SuPeRMiNoR2> $slap
ping
L1075[13:40:34] *
SuperBot slaps ping around a bit with a giant piece of
string
L1076[13:43:18] *
ping slaps SuperBot
L1077[13:44:52] *
ping slaps SuPeRMiNoR2
L1078[13:45:30]
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(Remote host closed the connection)
L1079[13:45:45]
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(~pingbot@c-71-238-153-166.hsd1.mi.comcast.net)
L1080[13:50:38] <Gopher> >.<
figured out why timeouts aren't working.
L1081[13:51:02] <Gopher> timeout args:
number time, string type, [other filters]
L1082[13:51:35] <Gopher> shell policy:
"type filter?" program: "yes!" shell:
"...as arg 1?" "...no..."
"denied!"
L1083[13:51:45] <Gopher> same thing I was
fighting last night in a different way. :P
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L1085[13:56:37]
zsh sets mode: +v on Wobbo
L1086[13:57:05] <ping> .wobbo
L1087[13:57:05] <^v> ping,
WoooooobbooWooooooooobbooooooWooooobbooooWooooooooobboooooooooWoooooooobboo
L1088[13:57:12]
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(~jk-5@5ED41A81.cm-7-5a.dynamic.ziggo.nl)
L1089[13:57:14] <Wobbo> Hi ping
L1090[13:57:46] <JoshTheEnder> hmm,
Keny's waving script is not on it seems
L1091[13:58:38]
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closed the connection)
L1092[13:58:40] <ping> nop
L1093[13:59:04] <Wobbo> ping: do your lua
scripts have access to the log?
L1094[13:59:31] <ping> i can
io.open("log.txt","r")
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L1096[14:00:32] <Wobbo> ah, thnx
L1097[14:01:42] <Wobbo> I want to write a
script that can generate subjects for holy wars :P
L1098[14:01:53] <ping> wat
L1099[14:03:09] <Wobbo> Always fun
:P
L1100[14:03:22] <Wobbo> you type .holywar
and he finds holy wars we fought before :P
L1101[14:06:12] <Wobbo> But first I need
some seeds to generate patterns…
L1102[14:10:20] <Wobbo> The only sentence
in the log I have that share the words linux and os x is this one:
@sie: Linux and OS X have modding and things much easier
L1103[14:10:25] <Wobbo> Dafuq?
L1104[14:14:26] <Wobbo> Meh, I can find
good seeds to find controversial topics :/
L1105[14:15:29] <ping> .logmatch
facu
L1106[14:15:30] <^v> ping, Total: 5,
Random: <ping> .logmatch facu
L1107[14:15:35] *
ping claps
L1108[14:15:38] <JoshTheEnder> lol
L1109[14:15:58] <Wobbo> .logmatch
L1110[14:15:58] <^v> Wobbo, Total: 17598,
Random: <Kenny> yep
L1111[14:16:06] *
ping slaps Wobbo
L1112[14:16:12] <Wobbo> .logmatch
slap
L1113[14:16:13] <^v> Wobbo, Total: 25,
Random: <pong> .>
hook.add("command_slap",function(user,chan,txt)
respond(user,"\1ACTION slaps "..txt.."\1")
end)
L1114[14:16:17] <ping> you just pinged
heim
L1115[14:16:32] <JoshTheEnder> .logmatch
wub
L1116[14:16:33] <^v> JoshTheEnder, Total:
4, Random: <JoshTheEnder> wub
L1117[14:16:37] <JoshTheEnder> ¬_¬
L1118[14:16:38] <ping> wub
L1119[14:16:42] <JoshTheEnder> .logmatch
wub
L1120[14:16:42] <^v> JoshTheEnder, Total:
7, Random: <JoshTheEnder> .logmatch wub
L1121[14:16:42] <Wobbo> Derp, sorry
Kenny
L1122[14:16:45] <ping> xD
L1123[14:16:55] <Wobbo> The odds are not
in your favour :P
L1124[14:18:00] <JoshTheEnder> .logmatch
wub
L1125[14:18:01] <^v> JoshTheEnder, Total:
9, Random: <JoshTheEnder> .logmatch wub
L1126[14:18:04] <JoshTheEnder> :@
L1127[14:18:05] <ping> gj
L1128[14:18:10] <Wobbo> XD
L1129[14:18:17] *
JoshTheEnder stabs ^v
L1130[14:18:21] <Wobbo> why do you want
to .logmatch web anyway?
L1131[14:18:25] <Wobbo> *wub
L1132[14:18:31] <JoshTheEnder> because
why not
L1133[14:18:45] <Wobbo> Why web?
L1134[14:18:48] <Wobbo> *wub
L1135[14:18:49] <JoshTheEnder> .lua
print( true )
L1136[14:18:49] <^v> JoshTheEnder, true |
nil
L1137[14:18:57] *
ping slaps Wobbo
L1138[14:18:58] <^v> ACTION double slaps
Wobbo
L1139[14:18:59] <ping> why not?
L1140[14:19:01] <ping> derp.
L1141[14:19:12] <JoshTheEnder> .lua if
true then return true end
L1142[14:19:12] <^v> JoshTheEnder,
true
L1143[14:19:28] <ping> JoshTheEnder, what
did you expect it to return?
L1144[14:19:30] <Wobbo> I think I am
getting slapped more often lately
L1145[14:19:40] <Wobbo> False :P
L1146[14:20:08] <JoshTheEnder> heh
L1147[14:20:09] <Wobbo> .lua if print
then print("ping) end
L1148[14:20:09] <^v> Wobbo, lua:1:
unfinished string near <eof>
L1149[14:20:19] <Wobbo> .lua
print("ping")
L1150[14:20:19] <^v> Wobbo, ping |
nil
L1151[14:20:26] <ping> :|
L1152[14:20:26] <Wobbo> Did that ping
ping? :P
L1153[14:20:28] <ping> yes
L1154[14:20:31] <ping> yes it did
L1155[14:20:37] <Wobbo> :P
L1156[14:20:38] <JoshTheEnder> .lua if
true then return false elseif false then return true end
L1157[14:20:38] <^v> JoshTheEnder,
false
L1158[14:20:43] *
ping slaps JoshTheEnder
L1159[14:20:43] *
^v double slaps JoshTheEnder
L1160[14:20:57] *
JoshTheEnder stabs ^v & ping
L1161[14:21:10] <JoshTheEnder> .lua
=
L1162[14:21:10] <^v> JoshTheEnder, lua:1:
unexpected symbol near '='
L1163[14:21:18] <ping> :|
L1164[14:21:27] <Wobbo> .lua
stab("ping")
L1165[14:21:28] <^v> Wobbo, lua:1:
attempt to call global 'stab' (a nil value)
L1166[14:21:34] <Wobbo> damn
L1167[14:21:37] <Wobbo> :P
L1168[14:21:45] <Gopher> .lua
exit()
L1169[14:21:45] <^v> Gopher, lua:1:
attempt to call global 'exit' (a nil value)
L1170[14:21:48] <Gopher> damn
L1171[14:21:52] <ping> its lua 5.2
L1172[14:21:59] <Wobbo> .lua
os.exit()
L1173[14:21:59] <^v> Wobbo, lua:1:
attempt to call field 'exit' (a nil value)
L1174[14:22:00] <Gopher> I figured
:P
L1175[14:22:00] <ping> 5.1 diddnt even
have exit
L1176[14:22:09] <ping> also its
sandboxed
L1177[14:22:11] <ping> so gl
L1178[14:22:15] <Gopher> I am also aware
of that
L1179[14:22:43] <ping> also, its ran as a
seperate process so exiting would do nothing
L1180[14:22:53] <Gopher> .lua t={} for
i=1,math.huge do t[i]="how about this?" --oops, forgot
"end"
L1181[14:22:53] <^v> Gopher, lua:1: 'end'
expected near <eof>
L1182[14:23:12] <Wobbo> .lua for k, v in
pairs(_ENV) do print(tostring(k)..':\t'..tostring(v)) end
L1183[14:23:12] <^v> Wobbo,
print:function: 6D793C3C | load:function: 00379498 |
getmetatable:function: 6D7944A4 | rawget:function: 6D793B28 |
os:table: 0037B680 | tonumber:function: 6D793778 | coroutine:table:
0037B6F8 | setmetatable:function: 6D7942E4 | pairs:function:
6D794470 | math:table: 0037B748 | table:table: 0037B720 |
_VERSION:Lua 5.2 | pcall:function: 6D794268 | ipairs:function:
6D794488 | error:function: 6D793EFC | _G:table: 0043EA48 |
next:function:
L1184[14:23:42] <ping> less spammy
L1185[14:23:44] <ping> more pm
L1186[14:23:48] <ping> .lua t={} for
i=1,math.huge do t[i]="how about this?" end
L1187[14:23:48] <^v> ping, Time limit
exeeded.
L1188[14:23:52] <ping> :P Gopher
L1189[14:24:30] <Gopher> .lua
_G.pcall=error
L1190[14:24:30] <^v> Gopher, nil
L1191[14:24:44] <Gopher> probably
protected against something that obvious
L1192[14:24:53] <ping> want sauce?
L1193[14:24:56] <ping> leme update
it
L1194[14:24:58] <Gopher> not even a
little buit
L1195[14:25:07] <Gopher> see, I use
codepad, or an interactive lua prompt
L1196[14:25:11] <Gopher> which doesn't
spam channels and annoy people
L1197[14:25:20] <ping> as i said, use
pm
L1198[14:25:30] <Wobbo> I kinda like
.lua
L1199[14:25:34] <JoshTheEnder> .lua for
i=1,5 do print( "I am a cactus" ) end
L1200[14:25:34] <^v> JoshTheEnder, I am a
cactus | I am a cactus | I am a cactus | I am a cactus | I am a
cactus | nil
L1201[14:25:40] <JoshTheEnder> heh
L1202[14:25:50] <JoshTheEnder> .lua for
i=1,5 do print( "I am a cactus\r\n" ) end
L1203[14:25:50] <Gopher> I'm
passive-aggressively hinting that I don't like the bot. Was I being
too subtle? :P
L1204[14:25:50] <^v> JoshTheEnder, I am a
cactus | | | I am a cactus | | | I am a cactus | | | I am a cactus
| | | I am a cactus | | | nil
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L1206[14:26:01] <ping> eww \r\n
L1207[14:26:04] <ping> leme fix
that
L1208[14:26:05] <Wobbo> Gopher: no
:P
L1209[14:26:24] <Wobbo> We should kill
\r
L1210[14:26:26] <ping> Gopher, whats
wrong with it?
L1211[14:26:31] <ping> Wobbo, +1
L1212[14:26:46] <ping> well besides the
spam
L1213[14:26:48] <Wobbo> We should kill
notepad to, while we are at it
L1214[14:26:54] <JoshTheEnder> .lua
WobooLikeV = true
L1215[14:26:54] <^v> JoshTheEnder,
nil
L1216[14:27:06] <JoshTheEnder> .lua
WoboLikeV = true
L1217[14:27:06] <^v> JoshTheEnder,
nil
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L1219[14:27:11] <Gopher> from a technical
standpoint, nothing obvious. I'm just not a fan of bots that
encourage and invite spamminess in normal channels :P
L1220[14:27:13] <Wobbo> WobooLikeV?
:P
L1221[14:27:22] <ping> he prolly meant
^v
L1222[14:27:28] <Wobbo> Ah
L1223[14:27:36] <JoshTheEnder> .lua if
not WobboLikeV then print( "WHAT!?!" ) end
L1224[14:27:37] <^v> JoshTheEnder,
WHAT!?! | nil
L1225[14:27:48] <ping> JoshTheEnder, stop
with the spammy
L1226[14:27:54] <Wobbo> .lua
_ENV{'WobboLike^v'] = true --:P
L1227[14:27:54] <^v> Wobbo, lua:1: '}'
expected near ']'
L1228[14:27:58] <JoshTheEnder> i dont
think you can have ^ in variable names
L1229[14:28:04] <ping> you can
L1230[14:28:19] <Wobbo> .lua
_ENV['WobboLike^v']
L1231[14:28:19] <JoshTheEnder> .lua
print( WobboLikeV )
L1232[14:28:19] <^v> Wobbo, nil
L1233[14:28:19] <^v> JoshTheEnder, nil |
nil
L1234[14:28:22] <ping> fs
L1235[14:28:24] <ping> ffs*
L1236[14:28:34] <JoshTheEnder> i like how
it replied to woboo first
L1237[14:28:34] <ping> i said stahp
L1238[14:28:44] <JoshTheEnder> .slap
ping
L1239[14:28:46] <JoshTheEnder> aww
L1240[14:28:47] <ping> because Wobbo said
it first
L1241[14:29:02] <JoshTheEnder> ahh, on my
crean i said it first, damn latencies
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L1243[14:29:29] <Wobbo> ping: does .lua
know who called it?
L1244[14:29:36]
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seconds)
L1245[14:29:37] <ping> nope
L1246[14:30:53] <JoshTheEnder> .lua for
i=1, math.random() do print( i ) end
L1247[14:30:54] <^v> JoshTheEnder,
nil
L1248[14:31:07] <ping> JoshTheEnder, ffs,
do eit in a pm
L1249[14:31:13] *
JoshTheEnder is not familiar with lua math librarys
L1250[14:31:17] <JoshTheEnder> urghh
fine
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L1252[14:31:44] <ping> :D Snakybo
L1253[14:31:54] <Wobbo> I'm going to
bed
L1254[14:31:58] <ping> D:
L1255[14:32:00] <Wobbo> So speak you all
later
L1256[14:32:05] <Snakybo> Hey!
L1257[14:32:32] <Wobbo> Bye Snakybo
:P
L1258[14:32:35]
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L1259[14:39:07] <Gopher> ... think I got
the last of the event issues sorted :fingers crossed:
L1260[14:39:59] <Gopher> by the end of
the night I should have a ready program that runs two shells in a
split-screen.
L1261[14:41:51] <Gopher> other than
testing, only things left to do getting the cursor blinking
properly only in the focused window, handling command line args to
launch in the first place, and some minor cosmetics
L1262[14:45:10] <ping> .sauce
L1264[14:45:29] <JoshTheEnder> dont you
mean source?
L1265[14:45:35] <ping> .source
L1267[14:45:37] <ping> nope
L1268[14:45:48] <JoshTheEnder> lol
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L1288[16:01:25] <ping>
YOLO SAWG
L1289[16:01:42] <ping> :D colors
L1290[16:01:45] *
ping makes .rainbow
L1291[16:02:12] <JoshTheEnder> ohh
dear
L1292[16:02:28] <JoshTheEnder>
fuck da police
L1293[16:03:36] <JoshTheEnder>
L1294[16:03:46] <Bizzycola> oic
L1295[16:04:49] <SuPeRMiNoR2>
green
L1296[16:05:07] <SuPeRMiNoR2>
[/]
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L1298[16:05:39] <JoshTheEnder>
Red
L1299[16:05:54] <SuPeRMiNoR2>
Blue
L1300[16:06:23] <SuPeRMiNoR2> wutsw
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L1302[16:06:54] *
ping slaps SuPeRMiNoR2
L1303[16:06:55] *
^v double slaps SuPeRMiNoR2
L1304[16:07:35] <ping> .rainbow
SuPeRMiNoR2
L1305[16:07:35] <^v> ping,
SuPeRMiNoR2
L1306[16:07:56] <SuPeRMiNoR2> .rainbow
Fuck the police
L1307[16:07:56] <^v> SuPeRMiNoR2,
Fuck
the
police
L1308[16:08:00] <ping> :D
L1309[16:08:08] <JoshTheEnder> .rainbow
yolo swag
L1310[16:08:08] <^v> JoshTheEnder,
yolo
swag
L1311[16:08:09] <SuPeRMiNoR2> .rainbow
Fuck da police*
L1312[16:08:10] <^v> SuPeRMiNoR2,
Fuck
da police*
L1313[16:08:18] <ping> enough
L1314[16:08:25] <SuPeRMiNoR2> .rainbow
enough
L1315[16:08:25] <^v> SuPeRMiNoR2,
enough
L1316[16:08:28] <JoshTheEnder> .rainbow
no
L1317[16:08:28] <^v> JoshTheEnder,
no
L1318[16:08:30] <ping> stahp
spamming
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L1324[16:30:37] <Ir7_o> .rainbow
workie?
L1325[16:30:37] <^v> Ir7_o,
workie?
L1326[16:30:45] <Ir7_o> ahhahah
L1327[16:30:57]
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L1329[16:32:25] <Kenny> tosses
AngieBLD a bag of .: M & M
:..
L1330[16:33:02] <Kenny> gives everyone
lotsa hershey kisses!!
/\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~
/\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\
~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~
/\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~ /\ ~
L1331[16:35:38] <ping> wat
L1332[16:35:50] <ping> .rainbow
Skittles
L1333[16:35:51] <^v> ping,
Skittles
L1334[16:36:00] *
ping tosses Kenny a bag of Skittles
L1335[16:37:12] <JoshTheEnder> .rainbow
Unicorns
L1336[16:37:13] <^v> JoshTheEnder,
Unicorns
L1337[16:37:20] <JoshTheEnder> lel
L1338[16:37:22] <AngieBLD> :D hey
everyone. I kenny xD
L1339[16:37:41] <Kenny> \o
L1340[16:37:44] <JoshTheEnder> o/
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L1342[16:43:50] <ping> in GTA V there is
an option to turn of the HUD
L1343[16:43:54] <ping> ._.
L1344[16:44:10] <ping> emagine looking
for things without a map or GPS
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L1347[16:53:34] <ping> ._.
L1348[17:05:32] <Platinum>
oooo
rainbows
L1349[17:05:47] <Platinum>
I like
talking
in
rainbow color
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L1355[17:57:21] *
ping stabs Ir7_o
L1356[17:57:28] <ping> i see your
pm
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L1359[18:13:58] <ping> :S
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L1364[18:14:42] <ping> my what
L1365[18:14:50] <ping> the lag
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L1371[18:59:11] <ping> Gopher, hai
L1372[18:59:24] <Gopher> hi, ping
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L1381[22:16:50] *
Ir7_o stabs ping
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Ir7_o bleeds out.
L1383[22:17:21] <LordFokas> \o
L1384[22:17:53] <Ir7_o> ;)
L1385[22:17:56] <ping> wut
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L1387[22:18:05] *
ping slaps Ir7_o
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^v double slaps Ir7_o
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Ir7_o kills ping!
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L1392[22:27:03] <Ir7_o> stupid boss! pay
rise for fucking around ahahahah
L1393[22:31:42] <ping> Ir7_o, inb4 he is
in this chan
L1394[22:32:36] <ping> lets count useless
messages!
L1395[22:32:48] <ping> .logmatch
^%S-$
L1396[22:32:49] <^v> ping, Not
found
L1397[22:32:51] <ping> wat
L1399[22:32:54] <ping> .logmatch
^%S-$
L1400[22:32:54] <^v> ping, Not
found
L1401[22:32:56] <ping> dammit
L1402[22:33:48] <ping> wait..
L1403[22:33:55] <ping> ._.
L1404[22:33:58] <ping> i dont even
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L1406[22:48:32] <Kodos|Zzz> Okay
L1407[22:48:34] <Kodos|Zzz> Food is
cooking
L1408[22:48:44] <Kodos|Zzz> Time to try
and find a good .dae photo frame
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L1413[23:03:30] <Ir7_o> :/
L1414[23:03:51] <Ir7_o> .help
L1416[23:03:59] <Ir7_o> .bot-help
L1417[23:04:07] <Ir7_o> .commands
L1418[23:08:24] <Ir7_o> .aline
*@2a02:c200:0:10:2:1:7546:1
L1419[23:08:27] <Ir7_o> :/
L1420[23:08:34] <Ir7_o> ahah
L1421[23:08:35] <ping> wat
L1422[23:09:13] <Ir7_o> just bored.
L1424[23:10:30] <Gopher> (ctrl+tab to
switch focus between the shells)
L1425[23:10:45] <ping> well
L1426[23:10:49] <ping> .> local o={}
for k,v in pairs(hook.hooks) do
o[#o+1]=k:match("^command_(.+)") end return
table.concat(o,",")
L1427[23:10:49] <^v> ping,
ssbpl,cf,sauce,git,messages,forums,openprograms,fb,ip,stats,jenkins,commits,say,openc,brainfuck,flipcaps,lc,openp,malbolge,j,fc,blend,source,ping,opencomponents,help,whois,agony,rainbow,w,github,short,echo,failblend,freq,encagony,f,encodeag,wiki,bf,host,ag,wobbo,clusterfuck,lua,beta,cmd,binaryfuck,setwho,l,random,>,h,account,mb,logmatch,binfuck,[,s,failcaps,build,dubstep,spell,rb
L1428[23:10:55] <ping> too many
commands
L1429[23:11:49] <ping> though some are
aliases
L1430[23:12:46] <Gopher> cursor's a
little rough still, and it doesn't handle mouse events in a
particularly logical way
L1431[23:13:15] <Gopher> but it's a proof
of concept, at least.
L1432[23:15:51] <Gopher> oh, and it only
quits if you close the /top/ shell, lol.
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L1434[23:20:01] <ping> Gopher, :3
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L1437[23:27:43] <Gopher> ping O_o
L1438[23:27:52] <ping> wat
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L1440[23:30:03] <ShadowKatStudios> Hello
o/
L1441[23:30:05] <ping> hai
L1442[23:31:41] <ShadowKatStudios>
Anything interesting happening?
L1443[23:32:25] <Gopher> not much. Got a
rough but working split-screen dual terminal dealie on pastebin
:)
L1445[23:33:09] <Gopher> ctrl-tab to
switch focus, exit or ctrl+c shell on top one to exit
completely
L1446[23:46:58] <ShadowKatStudios> asie:
How big a number can I store in a single location on a tape?
L1447[23:47:04] <asie> ShadowKatStudios:
a single byte
L1448[23:47:05] <asie> 0-255
L1449[23:47:16] <ShadowKatStudios> Hmm,
OK
L1450[23:47:49] <ShadowKatStudios> Huh,
messages are restricted to 256 bytes then.
L1451[23:47:53] <asie> why
L1452[23:47:56] <asie> store a 2-byte
length
L1453[23:48:09] <ShadowKatStudios> Well,
in the current implimentation
L1454[23:48:44] <ShadowKatStudios> How
would I turn two 8-bit numbers into a single 16-bit number in
Lua?
L1455[23:52:06] <ping> multiplying the
most valuable one by 256 and adding them together
L1456[23:53:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Huh.
I'll give it a go.
L1457[23:54:09] <ShadowKatStudios> What
about the reverse?
L1458[23:54:36] <ping>
a=math.floor(n%256) b=n%256
L1459[23:54:52] <ping> where
n=(a*256)+b
L1460[23:55:48] <ShadowKatStudios> So
reading a 16-bit length: local message =
tape.read((tape.read()*256)+tape.read())
L1461[23:56:28] <ping> uh
L1462[23:56:34] <ping> yeah
L1463[23:56:44] <ping> assuming you are
reading from left to right