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L1[00:00:07] <gamax92> no, its because CC
L2[00:00:28] <Techokami> ah, it must have done things in a stupid manner :V
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L5[00:06:00] <Kodos> Man I love this library
L6[00:06:35] <gamax92> alright, so npaintpro is unusable
L7[00:15:46] <Techokami> aw
L8[00:16:17] <Techokami> also, the one thing keeping me going today through all the physical pain of furniture moving: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVz-2VuAYlY
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L13[00:21:58] <Kodos> Well fuck
L14[00:22:02] <Kodos> I locked myself in my house
L15[00:22:12] <Kodos> Stupid game
L16[00:31:11] <Techokami> got a pickaxe?
L17[00:32:37] <Kodos> No no
L18[00:32:50] <Kodos> I've got a text based adventure library and example game in OC
L19[00:32:57] <Kodos> But apparently if you drop the key anywhere but its original location
L20[00:33:00] <Kodos> You can't pick it back up
L21[00:33:10] <Kodos> I dropped it outside, went back in the house, and now it won't let me outside
L22[00:33:17] <Kodos> Thus 'locking myself in'
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L24[00:38:51] <Techokami> ohhhhhhh
L25[00:39:08] <Techokami> yeah that is kind of an oversight
L26[00:39:51] <Techokami> you should set a flag on that door then, so if you use the key on the door, it stays unlocked
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L29[00:44:40] <Kodos> So, stupid question of the day
L30[00:44:49] <gamax92> So, stupid answer of the day
L31[00:45:19] <Kodos> You know how NP++ can highlight your code syntax properly, depending on the language you have selected?
L32[00:45:42] <Kodos> also with indentation, etc
L33[00:45:57] <gamax92> Techokami: fixed backspace, (l/r)control, (l/r)menu, (l/r)everything else. mouse clicks
L34[00:46:16] <Techokami> :D
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L36[00:47:12] <Altenius> What happens if you don't identify yourself with NickServ?
L37[00:47:24] <pong> nothing
L38[00:47:25] <Kodos> You get your name changed to Guest
L39[00:47:42] <Altenius> It said there was a time limit on my old nick but not this one.
L40[00:47:47] <pong> wдt
L41[00:47:56] <pong> if you have enforce set it will tell you
L42[00:48:05] <Altenius> I don't.
L43[00:48:10] <pong> then nothing
L44[00:48:15] <pong> exept you wont get CS perms
L45[00:48:17] <gamax92> fixed scrolling.
L46[00:48:24] <Altenius> CS?
L47[00:48:28] <gamax92> chanserv
L48[00:48:32] <pong> and ^v will hate you
L49[00:49:05] <Altenius> There
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L52[00:54:31] <Kodos> Look what i found http://pastebin.com/BqyNtb7d
L53[00:55:34] <gamax92> crap?
L54[00:55:53] <Kodos> .w textutils
L55[00:55:53] <^v> Kodos, Not found.
L56[00:55:56] <Kodos> err
L57[00:55:58] <Kodos> .w text
L58[00:55:58] <^v> Kodos, https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/wiki/api-text
L59[00:56:12] <pong> dis is cool
L60[00:56:14] <gamax92> .w serialization
L61[00:56:14] <^v> gamax92, https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/wiki/api-serialization
L62[00:56:16] <gamax92> Kodos: ^
L63[00:56:36] <Kodos> gamax92, I'm wanting to use an OC equivalent of CC's 'slowprint' textutil
L64[00:56:41] <pong> i dont need to do voodoo string converson stuff
L65[00:56:53] <gamax92> oh, i though you were looking at the textutils.unserialize in that code
L66[00:57:32] <gamax92> pong: function tostring(num) return "" .. num end
L67[00:57:36] <gamax92> because you can.
L68[00:57:45] <pong> this is C bitch
L69[00:57:57] <gamax92> pong: #include <bitch.h>
L70[00:58:14] <pong> bitch, robotc doesnt have that header
L71[00:58:53] <pong> #define uint unsigned int
L72[00:59:24] <pong> because
L73[00:59:27] <pong> i am lazy
L74[00:59:35] <gamax92> how did I know you'd say that
L75[00:59:54] <pong> ?
L76[01:00:03] <pong> oh
L77[01:00:10] <gamax92> Techokami: I'm done with this for now, http://hastebin.com/dujixonabi.lua
L78[01:00:12] <pong> because i say "because i am lazy" alot
L79[01:00:15] <gamax92> alot
L80[01:00:20] <gamax92> alot feels sad
L81[01:00:23] <pong> .alot
L82[01:00:23] <^v> pong, http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.no/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html
L83[01:00:31] <pong> ALOT
L84[01:00:38] <pong> I SAY "BECAUSE I AM LAZY"
L85[01:04:47] <pong> wait
L86[01:04:55] <pong> i dunno if dis shits big endian or not
L87[01:06:16] <Kodos> I want to make a programming language
L88[01:07:19] <pong> <_> ive tried
L89[01:09:06] <gamax92> http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_D_Z-D2tzi14/S3R2WxDSVNI/AAAAAAAABpU/F9aVHYeF7NM/s1600/painfaces7-12.png
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L92[01:11:41] <gamax92> Techokami: did you get it to work?
L93[01:12:04] <wolfmitchell> guys
L94[01:12:08] <wolfmitchell> lets write a Lua VM in Lua
L95[01:12:14] <gamax92> already been done
L96[01:12:37] <wolfmitchell> lets write a multithreaded one somehow then
L97[01:12:37] <wolfmitchell> lel
L98[01:12:43] <Techokami> I didn't understand it at first, then looked at the code closer, went OH SHIT, then had this: bad argument #1 (string expected, got nil)
L99[01:12:57] <gamax92> Techokami: where?
L100[01:13:12] <Techokami> running the program without any arguments :V
L101[01:13:24] <gamax92> oops
L102[01:14:04] <Kodos> Are there any pages that would help me write a language
L103[01:14:17] <wolfmitchell> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1629513/when-someone-writes-a-new-programming-language-what-do-they-write-it-in
L104[01:14:21] <wolfmitchell> hm
L105[01:14:27] <wolfmitchell> what about a tiny stack-based lang
L106[01:14:49] <Techokami> now to go grab a CC app to test
L107[01:15:10] <gamax92> ahh i see why.
L108[01:15:18] <Kodos> Well I want to write something that's newb-to-programming friendly
L109[01:15:50] <pong> dammit
L110[01:15:55] <pong> ofc its little endian
L111[01:16:00] <pong> now i cant use memcpy
L112[01:16:06] <pong> :<
L113[01:16:15] <wolfmitchell> er
L114[01:16:16] <wolfmitchell> another one
L115[01:16:21] <wolfmitchell> a language that has two stacks
L116[01:16:21] <gamax92> Techokami: http://hastebin.com/uruxozikok.lua
L117[01:16:25] <Kodos> 10 little 9 little 8 little endian
L118[01:16:37] <wolfmitchell> and the language is used to generate graphs
L119[01:16:53] * gamax92 memcpy's pong to pong
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L124[01:22:12] <Techokami> gamax92 I tried LuaIDE and I got a bad argument with the filesystem library O_o
L125[01:24:10] <Techokami> I'm exhausted and have to get up early tomorrow, so I'm going to bed
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L132[01:42:33] <Kodos> Yup, I'm gonna make a programming lanuage
L133[01:42:34] <Kodos> language*
L134[01:43:00] <Kodos> It won't be powerful or useful for a ton of advanced stuff, but it's going to be a 'stepping stone' of sorts for helping people learn to program/code
L135[01:45:27] <wolfmitchell> woo!
L136[01:45:28] <wolfmitchell> C:\Users\Mitchell\Lua Stuff>lua lang.lua main.stg
L137[01:45:28] <wolfmitchell> hi
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L139[01:48:53] <pong> hi roflbitchell
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L142[01:49:43] <wolfmitchell> pong, i wrote a programming lang
L143[01:49:53] <pong> k
L144[01:50:05] <pong> i wrote a programming lang too
L145[01:50:12] <pong> a ton
L146[01:50:15] <pong> including malbolge
L147[01:50:19] <wolfmitchell> lol
L148[01:50:31] <wolfmitchell> mine is like Brainfuck when you first look at it
L149[01:50:34] <wolfmitchell> but... it's different
L150[01:50:36] <pong> <_>
L151[01:50:38] <wolfmitchell> chars do different things
L152[01:50:47] <wolfmitchell> 1++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++2++++++++++.+++++++++++++1d2d1d
L153[01:50:51] <wolfmitchell> guess what that does
L154[01:50:56] <pong> i am making an assembly type shitstorm
L155[01:51:02] <wolfmitchell> mine has up to 10 stacks
L156[01:51:52] <wolfmitchell> pong, guess what the program i just pasted does
L157[01:51:59] <pong> .> agonyasm("79 84 65 84 79 80 REP OUT POP END")
L158[01:51:59] <^v> pong, >@@@@}~{ >@@@@@}@@@@{ >@@@@}@{ >@@@@@}@@@@{ >@@@@}~{ >@@@@@}{ [ . [-]< ]
L159[01:52:08] <pong> .agony >@@@@}~{ >@@@@@}@@@@{ >@@@@}@{ >@@@@@}@@@@{ >@@@@}~{ >@@@@@}{ [ . [-]< ]
L160[01:52:08] <^v> pong, POTATO
L161[01:52:10] <pong> :D
L162[01:52:16] <pong> wolfmitchell, idk
L163[01:53:25] <wolfmitchell> pong, selects stack 1, adds more to it, selects the next char in it, adds more to that, selects stack 2, adds 10, next, adds 13, stack 1, display stack, stack 2, display stack, stack 1, display
L164[01:53:27] <wolfmitchell> pong, !
L165[01:53:42] <wolfmitchell> er
L166[01:53:43] <wolfmitchell> ^
L167[01:53:57] <pong> does it have loops?
L168[01:54:10] <wolfmitchell> not yet
L169[01:54:14] <pong> ffs
L170[01:54:23] <wolfmitchell> ffs i timed myself writing it
L171[01:54:26] <wolfmitchell> 5 minutes 3 seconds
L172[01:54:49] <pong> ill make a optimized converter for it
L173[01:55:02] <pong> wolfmitchell, i made brainfuck in 2 minutes
L174[01:55:08] <wolfmitchell> lol
L175[01:55:10] <pong> i can rewrite it now in under 1 probably
L176[01:55:34] <pong> but i am busy with C shit
L177[01:55:54] <pong> (char) (*(&(num+1)))
L178[01:55:59] <pong> dont tell mniip i did that
L179[01:56:15] <Kodos> .rot13 mniip
L180[01:56:15] <^v> Kodos, zavvc
L181[01:56:34] <Kodos> pong
L182[01:56:40] <pong> Kodos
L183[01:56:52] <Kodos> Make a thing for OC that will ROT1-25 whatever you use as an arg
L184[01:57:00] <Kodos> And list it or write it to a file
L185[01:57:59] <wolfmitchell> [21:57:32] <wolfmitchell> mniip,
L186[01:57:59] <wolfmitchell> [21:57:32] <wolfmitchell> [21:55:57] <pong> (char) (*(&(num+1)))
L187[01:57:59] <wolfmitchell> [21:57:32] <wolfmitchell> [21:56:01] <pong> dont tell mniip i did that
L188[01:58:10] <pong> fuuu
L189[01:58:13] <wolfmitchell> hue
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L191[02:02:30] <Kodos> You know, now that I know a bit more Lua, I might go take a look at my gambling game again, I could use a chest and an OpenLight to make it
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L193[02:07:31] <Kodos> I'll have to rewrite pretty much all of it from scratch, but i think I can do it
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L198[02:16:34] <pong> gah
L199[02:16:48] <pong> ramdump time?
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L201[02:20:17] <gamax92> Kodos: http://i.imgur.com/mwuPcpd.png
L202[02:20:19] <Kodos> Found a bug with the website I think
L203[02:20:30] <Kodos> \o/
L204[02:20:34] <Kodos> Gimme
L205[02:20:36] <ping> <SoniEx2> can LPeg be used to parse Lua bytecode?
L206[02:20:52] <gamax92> Kodos: http://hastebin.com/fokubajusu.lua
L207[02:21:09] <gamax92> I'm probably going to kill the build in apis, they really suck.
L208[02:22:03] <gamax92> Kodos: oh btw running shell is a bad idea.
L209[02:26:08] <ping> hm
L210[02:26:13] <ping> should opencoins be IRC based?
L211[02:26:35] <Kodos> No, it should be OC based =D
L212[02:26:59] <ping> no shit sherlock
L213[02:27:08] <ping> i was talking about coin generation
L214[02:27:09] <ping> .-.
L215[02:27:14] <Kodos> Hmm
L216[02:27:19] <Kodos> Maybe every hour you're not AFK on IRC
L217[02:27:25] <Kodos> You earn a fraction of a coin
L218[02:28:05] <gamax92> how about every millisecond you are on the channel, you gain math.huge coins
L219[02:28:43] <ping> how about fuck you
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L224[02:38:34] <Kodos> .calc 9*6*32
L225[02:38:34] <^v> Kodos, 1728
L226[02:38:38] <Kodos> \o/
L227[02:39:23] <ping> .> paste(tostring(bc.pow(2,1728)))
L228[02:39:23] <^v> ping, http://71.238.153.166/paste/n8YDl.txt
L229[02:40:53] <Kodos> Lol
L230[02:41:03] <Kodos> I tostring'd that file in OC's lua, and just got 1.#INF
L231[02:41:40] <ping> tonumber?
L232[02:42:59] <Kodos> No, I copypastad the number
L233[02:43:03] <Kodos> And told it to tostring it
L234[02:43:06] <Kodos> Because reasons
L235[02:43:16] <ping> o
L236[02:45:54] <Kodos> Also this library is fucked
L237[02:45:57] <Kodos> I have infinite keys
L238[02:46:03] <Kodos> Because I can just keep picking it up
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L240[02:51:28] <Kodos> Someone should make a mod that makes the Super Secret settings into a GUI where you can select them
L241[02:51:37] <gamax92> hmm, term.read returns a \n on the end of the string
L242[02:51:48] <ping> wat
L243[02:52:05] <gamax92> ping: do you think it shouldn't?
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L245[02:55:59] <ping> yes
L246[02:57:19] <Kodos> :O
L247[02:57:20] <Kodos> Zomg
L248[02:57:26] <gamax92> Kodos: wat
L249[02:57:38] <Kodos> Did you guys know you can 'pastebin run (insert code here)' and it'll run it after downloading it
L250[02:57:54] <gamax92> yes
L251[02:58:09] <Kodos> Well I didn't =(
L252[02:59:32] <gamax92> gah, so thats why term is broken, type(component.gpu.getResolution) returns "table"
L253[02:59:58] <gamax92> ping: why is type broken again
L254[03:00:32] <ping> <SoniEx2> 2^ is xor
L255[03:00:37] <ping> ?
L256[03:01:00] <gamax92> ping: you said something about metatables
L257[03:01:18] <ping> whan
L258[03:01:24] <gamax92> a long time ago
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L260[03:03:49] <gamax92> oh right, why are these actually tables.
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L262[03:04:25] <ping> because openos sucks like tat
L263[03:06:50] <Kodos> Uhh
L264[03:06:52] <Kodos> what are you using to get that
L265[03:06:58] <Kodos> Because I get numbers
L266[03:07:35] <gamax92> Kodos: are you calling the function?
L267[03:07:41] <Kodos> sec
L268[03:07:52] <Kodos> http://puu.sh/9pLNj/6c69f6332e.jpg
L269[03:08:12] <gamax92> "type(component.gpu.getResolution)" != "type(component.gpu.getResolution())"
L270[03:08:18] <justastranger> welp, now I wait for Gmod workshop shit to download :\
L271[03:08:30] <finkmac> Gmod workshit
L272[03:08:39] <Kodos> Gmod is awesome =D
L273[03:08:54] <Kodos> I play with CAP, SB3, LS3, and like 3 other misc things
L274[03:09:36] <Kodos> WireMod too
L275[03:09:37] <ping> :D
L276[03:09:38] <Kodos> have to have wiremod
L277[03:09:44] <ping> wiremod is best wiremod
L278[03:09:48] <ping> is awesome
L279[03:09:55] <ping> wouldnt be here without it
L280[03:09:56] <Kodos> I want plugs like WireMod has
L281[03:10:01] <Kodos> in MC
L282[03:10:02] <ping> would probably be a fucking retard
L283[03:10:12] <justastranger> lol
L284[03:10:17] <Kodos> I should learn Expression
L285[03:10:19] <ping> im not joking
L286[03:10:20] <ping> E2 is fun
L287[03:10:23] <ping> until you know lua
L288[03:10:34] <ping> then its like "why the FUCK would it be like that?:
L289[03:10:36] <ping> "*
L290[03:10:54] <gamax92> Kodos: so, i fixed shell, it works now
L291[03:11:18] <Kodos> It didn't before?
L292[03:11:23] <Kodos> Or are you talking about that cceum thing
L293[03:11:29] <gamax92> the ccemu thing
L294[03:12:02] <gamax92> read no longer returns a \n, term.getSize is now a function, and the builtin shell api can be disabled
L295[03:12:30] <justastranger> I play with CAP :)
L296[03:12:33] <Kodos> gamax92, now make it an 'OS'
L297[03:12:48] <Kodos> justastranger, I wish when you stuck something halfway in a gate, it halfway came out the other side
L298[03:12:58] <gamax92> Kodos: so like, you could boot directly to CC's shell?
L299[03:13:02] <Kodos> Yes
L300[03:13:08] <Kodos> I want CC's actual OS in OC
L301[03:13:29] <Kodos> Or at least as accurately exact as you can get it
L302[03:13:40] <gamax92> exact, no.
L303[03:13:58] <Kodos> gamax92, I'm trying to convert diehard CC fans
L304[03:14:01] <gamax92> also, the bios functions are being replicated.
L305[03:14:04] <Kodos> It just has to be enough to do that
L306[03:14:15] <gamax92> oh, then it should work enough.
L307[03:15:19] <Kodos> But yeah, it needs to be a bootable, installable OS
L308[03:16:13] <gamax92> well, this does rely on openos
L309[03:16:15] <gamax92> soooooo ...
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L311[03:28:22] <Kodos> I wonder if I could make a particle swarm optimizer using the hologram projector
L312[03:28:51] <gamax92> Thanks Xorg, you hogged the entire cpu, corrupted all the graphics, and then blanked the screen.
L313[03:53:01] <Kodos> I love booze
L314[03:53:03] <Kodos> Booze loves me
L315[03:53:07] <Kodos> Holy shit I have to pee
L316[03:53:14] <Kodos> I'm so smashed, I'm falling on the floor
L317[03:53:17] <Kodos> Alcoholic dinosaur
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L319[04:15:01] <gamax92> .tell gamax92 http://hastebin.com/cacoliyepe.lua
L320[04:15:02] <^v> gamax92, Message queued.
L321[04:16:32] <gamax92> blarg
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L325[04:23:55] <Kodos> .w math.floor
L326[04:23:55] <^v> Kodos, Not found.
L327[04:23:58] <Kodos> .w math
L328[04:23:59] <^v> Kodos, http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#6.6
L329[04:29:20] <Kodos> Is text color in gpu or term
L330[04:29:32] <Kodos> Isn't it Gpu?
L331[04:29:49] <ping> both iirc
L332[04:29:51] <ping> .w term
L333[04:29:51] <^v> ping, https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/wiki/api-term
L334[04:30:02] <ping> nope
L335[04:30:03] <ping> just gpu
L336[04:38:57] * Kodos beats the shit out of his program
L337[04:39:21] <Kodos> I've told this piece of crap White 3 different ways, but it still makes it black
L338[04:39:55] <Kodos> If 16384 is green, what is white
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L340[04:40:56] <ping> wat
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L342[04:41:00] <ping> .l 0xFFFFFF
L343[04:41:01] <^v> ping, 16777215
L344[04:41:06] <ping> 16777215 is whit
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L346[04:43:33] <gamax92> .l string.format("%06X",16384)
L347[04:43:34] <^v> gamax92, 004000
L348[04:45:10] <ping> not even half green
L349[04:46:43] <Kodos> Okay, made a function that simultaneously centers text, lets you assign what line to put it on, and gives it any color I want
L350[04:48:14] <Kodos> .l 0xFF0000
L351[04:48:14] <^v> Kodos, 16711680
L352[04:48:35] <Kodos> That's better
L353[04:49:20] <Kodos> I think tomorrow I might to give that ingame tutorial another shot, see if I can make it through the whole thing without my brain melting now
L354[05:02:13] <gamax92> Donuts are made from flour. Flour is made from wheat. Wheat is a plant. Plants are vegetables. Donuts are vegetables.
L355[05:02:30] <Kodos> I'm okay with this
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L360[05:12:13] <Kodos> My brother just gave me the best answer to a stupid question I've ever gotten
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L362[05:12:30] <Kodos> I asked 'What's the difference between a library and a framework'
L363[05:12:40] <Kodos> His response "You call a library, the framework calls you"
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L386[05:21:38] <Kodos> Anyone around
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L388[05:23:24] <ping> Kodos, no
L389[05:23:32] <Kodos> What is the _G package
L390[05:23:37] <Kodos> That OC loads
L391[05:26:13] <ping> _G is the global table
L392[05:26:31] <ping> _G["component"]==component
L393[05:29:22] <ping> yay
L394[05:29:45] <ping> i made a lib that can do 64 bit functions
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L396[05:29:55] <gamax92> i made Vexatos
L397[05:29:56] <ping> it has most of the bit library
L398[05:30:00] <ping> and add
L399[05:30:09] <gamax92> bit64
L400[05:30:24] <ping> .> serialize(bit64.add(0xFFFFFFFF,1))
L401[05:30:24] <^v> ping, {0,0}
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L403[05:30:26] <ping> ff
L404[05:30:35] <ping> adding it bork
L405[05:30:43] <gamax92> it works great!
L406[05:30:43] <ping> but bit operators work
L407[05:31:01] <Vexatos> D:
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L409[05:34:32] <ping> .> serialize(bit64.add(0xFFFFFFFF,1))
L410[05:34:33] <^v> ping, {1,0}
L411[05:34:34] <ping> there
L412[05:34:35] <ping> now it works
L413[05:34:37] <Kodos> Well, I broke 164
L414[05:34:39] <Kodos> Time to test 172
L415[05:34:52] <ping> dis kitteh so cute
L416[05:35:17] <ping> well, lets see if i can get sha512 working by 2 AM
L417[05:37:10] <Kodos> This should be interesting
L418[05:37:26] <Kodos> I crashed the native lib on build 164, testing 172 now
L419[05:37:32] <Kodos> eerr 173
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L421[05:46:06] <ping> Kodos, what did you want to do with sha256?
L422[05:46:41] <Kodos> I want to be able to encode and decode files
L423[05:46:43] <Kodos> For example
L424[05:46:53] <Kodos> shaping -e plaintextfile
L425[05:47:02] <Kodos> and then afterwards, I could use
L426[05:47:10] <Kodos> Actually wait
L427[05:47:23] <Kodos> Forget all that, let me start over
L428[05:47:31] <Kodos> I want a program, let's call it sha
L429[05:47:50] <Kodos> sha -e plaintextfile encodedfile
L430[05:48:01] <Death> why sha?
L431[05:48:02] <Kodos> that would read a file, and hash it into encodedfile
L432[05:48:04] <Kodos> idk
L433[05:48:06] <Death> secure hash algorithm.
L434[05:48:09] <Kodos> it's just an example name
L435[05:48:09] <Death> that's hashing, not encrypting
L436[05:48:13] <Death> or encoding :D
L437[05:48:25] <Kodos> Okay, instead of an example
L438[05:48:27] <Kodos> Let me do this
L439[05:48:28] <ping> <_>
L440[05:48:39] <ping> use RC4 or something
L441[05:48:49] <Kodos> I want a program that will read a file, encode it, and write the encoded version to a new file
L442[05:48:49] <ping> ill implement some more secure stuff in OC
L443[05:48:59] <ping> encrypt using password?
L444[05:49:12] <Kodos> password, keycode, whatever you wanna call it
L445[05:49:14] <Kodos> But
L446[05:49:26] <Kodos> The output file needs to be something I can serialize and send over a network
L447[05:50:40] <Kodos> Not that I have any idea how to
L448[05:50:46] <Kodos> but I want to be able to learn that at some point
L449[05:51:09] <ping> RC4 bruh https://github.com/P-T-/ComputerCraftPrograms/blob/master/APIs/rc4
L450[05:51:33] <ping> RC4 is pretty simple
L451[05:51:39] <ping> thats CC though, so requires some porting
L452[05:51:53] <Kodos> I don't see anything specific to CC
L453[05:52:05] <Death> bit.
L454[05:52:09] <Death> there's a bit API function
L455[05:52:09] <ping> literally change bit.bxor to bit32.bxor
L456[05:52:14] <ping> <_>
L457[05:52:55] <Kodos> So, just so I'm clear
L458[05:53:16] <Kodos> All the random functions and shit I'm writing, I could put into a library, and then if I write something later, I can just require that Library and not have to rewrite the functions every time?
L459[05:58:14] <ping> yes
L460[05:58:31] <ping> gha
L461[05:58:35] <ping> i need to bed
L462[05:58:41] <ping> no sha512 today
L463[05:59:31] <Kodos> Lo
L464[05:59:32] <Kodos> ll
L465[05:59:34] <Kodos> ...
L466[06:00:09] <Death> i think u did eet r0ng.
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L468[06:02:35] <Vexatos> Yays
L469[06:02:42] <Vexatos> I've done it \o/
L470[06:02:51] <Death> oh great.
L471[06:02:53] <Vexatos> OPPM is working again :D
L472[06:02:54] <Death> What did you do?
L473[06:02:56] <Death> oh.
L474[06:03:04] <Vexatos> Now with config file
L475[06:05:21] <Kodos> I wonder how big of a text scale would be possible to fit the word 'Warning!' across a T3 screen
L476[06:07:21] <ping> low resolution you mean
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L479[06:09:31] <Kodos> I just want big words on the screen so yeah, that works too
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L481[06:21:17] <ShadowKatStudios> Are there any OC-compatible RFID cards for 1.3?
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L484[06:24:59] <Kodos> Not yet
L485[06:26:16] <Kodos> But Soon™
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L491[06:35:16] <Death> Butts Soon™
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L512[07:01:05] <JoshTheEnder> wtf is up with esper?
L513[07:01:17] <Kodos> No idea
L514[07:01:17] <Kodos> but
L515[07:01:20] <Kodos> I found a bug with build 174
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L520[07:06:31] <JoshTheEnder> noooo, SKS :(
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L524[07:10:15] <Kodos> But yeah, found a bug with the wireless networking stuff
L525[07:16:06] <Kodos> Where can I find where the geolyzer is getting its hardness scaling from
L526[07:16:15] <Kodos> I want to know specific numbers for ore so I can set up a progranm
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L539[08:04:25] <PhoneTheEnder> Lol, Androirc crashes when connecting to my bouncer because theres so much data
L540[08:05:22] <PhoneTheEnder> ShadowKatStudios, you here?
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L547[09:00:17] <Kodos> Ha, I made a fibonacci sequence printer
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L550[09:06:29] <Kodos> Aww, it stops after 32 numbers
L551[09:09:55] <Kodos> Nvm, fixed it =D
L552[09:14:07] <Kodos> Wow, that time it lasted through 1000 consecutives
L553[09:15:52] <Kodos> That's going in my library :3
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L557[09:39:44] <justastranger> Kodos: What use would a fibonacci sequence generator be?
L558[09:39:56] <Kodos> http://pastebin.com/Gkvgz0zM
L559[09:40:15] <Kodos> I've been using it to stress test the computers
L560[09:40:23] <Kodos> Since it involves calculation
L561[09:40:30] <Kodos> but my code is too stronk, and it hardly strains them
L562[09:53:55] <JoshTheEnder> grrr why cant you upload pictures to github :/
L563[09:57:21] <Kodos> Lolol this telnet program on the forums really works
L564[09:59:37] <Kodos> JoshTheEnder, is there any way to get a computer to wait longer before failure due to too long without yeilding
L565[09:59:49] <JoshTheEnder> Kodos, no idea
L566[10:00:08] <justastranger> Kodos: oh god that code :x
L567[10:00:19] <Kodos> Wat
L568[10:00:29] <justastranger> You're running the fib sequence 1000 times
L569[10:00:33] <Kodos> Yes
L570[10:00:38] <Kodos> As I said, stress testing the computers
L571[10:00:42] <justastranger> and not just calculating all 1000 digits
L572[10:00:48] <justastranger> that is just pure headache
L573[10:00:56] <justastranger> and evil
L574[10:01:04] <Kodos> It gives the sequence proper though
L575[10:01:15] <justastranger> still, it's wasteful
L576[10:01:20] <Kodos> How
L577[10:01:33] <justastranger> you're literally generating a new sequence for every number
L578[10:01:56] <Kodos> No, it stores it on a table, which makes it faster than recalcuating it
L579[10:02:02] <justastranger> line 2
L580[10:02:15] <justastranger> That resets the sequence every time the function is called
L581[10:02:25] <justastranger> and you call the function 1000 times
L582[10:02:55] <Kodos> I'm well aware of how I did it, the point is that it works
L583[10:03:03] <Kodos> I get the first 1000 numbers in the fibo sequence
L584[10:03:23] <justastranger> but in a rather/very wasteful way
L585[10:03:37] <Kodos> How about instead of trash talking my code, make something better
L586[10:03:49] <Kodos> That's like backseat driving
L587[10:03:54] <Kodos> Unless you want to drive, don't complain about mine
L588[10:04:22] <justastranger> I'm literally in the middle of doing so
L589[10:04:28] <Kodos> Besides, using function fib(n) return n<2 and n or fib(n-1)+fib(n-2) end
L590[10:04:37] <Kodos> Was just breaking the computers after 32 iterations of the sequence
L591[10:05:33] <justastranger> a little tweak: http://pastebin.com/nAQ53yLE
L592[10:05:43] <justastranger> this'll give the third iteration on
L593[10:05:59] <justastranger> not perfect, but still much more effecient
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L600[10:23:41] <Kodos|Zzz> Time to see how many seconds I sleep for. I have an OC computer keeping track
L601[10:23:45] <Kodos|Zzz> gn
L602[10:23:48] <JoshTheEnder> lol
L603[10:25:51] <Kodos|Zzz> Actually, before I go
L604[10:26:14] <Kodos|Zzz> Is there a way to check to see if a number being returned is a multiple of another number?
L605[10:26:29] <Kodos|Zzz> I'm not familiar with all the math. commands
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L609[10:38:42] <Kodos|Zzz> .w event
L610[10:38:42] <^v> Kodos|Zzz, https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/wiki/api-event
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L612[10:38:57] <JoshTheEnder> Kodos|Zzz, goto sleep
L613[10:39:06] <Kodos|Zzz> I will after I test a thing
L614[10:39:20] <Kodos|Zzz> The new computronics doesn't have a creative chat box, I wanna see if the one it still has has infinite range now
L615[10:40:52] <Kodos|Zzz> OC addons should be required to come with Libraries that have the methods for each component, as well as example usages
L616[10:41:04] <ShadowKatStudios> JoshTheEnder: I didn't know phones could be etheric.
L617[10:41:08] <justastranger> Kodos|Zzz: You could use modulus
L618[10:41:12] <Kodos|Zzz> wat
L619[10:41:19] <justastranger> 15 minutes ago :p
L620[10:41:23] <JoshTheEnder> ShadowKatStudios, :P
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L622[10:41:54] <justastranger> Kodos|Zzz: I'm a little late, but by using modulus you can find if x is a multiple of y
L623[10:42:09] <Kodos|Zzz> Ah, I'll google that then
L624[10:42:10] <justastranger> if x % y = 0
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L626[10:42:28] <Kodos|Zzz> I wanna make my program print how many ever seconds it's been since I started having it keep track, but only every minute
L627[10:42:45] <JoshTheEnder> SKS|Anime, what plans have you got for timeline b?
L628[10:42:51] <justastranger> Kodos|Zzz: or if (floor(x/y)=(x/y))
L629[10:43:00] <Kodos|Zzz> math.floor but yeah
L630[10:43:15] <justastranger> Kodos|Zzz: pseudocode my friend
L631[10:43:29] <justastranger> not supposed to be exact lua :p
L632[10:43:47] <justastranger> (Hell, it's actually been a while since I've touched lua after I finished up my big reactor controller)
L633[10:44:12] <Kodos|Zzz> I want bar charts before I worry about a reactor display
L634[10:44:49] <justastranger> lol
L635[10:45:02] <justastranger> mine's just a CC computer that checks a couple of variables
L636[10:45:37] <Kodos|Zzz> Meh I got rid of CC once I started getting used to OC. Too many differences in programming for a nub like me to keep track of which is which
L637[10:45:54] <justastranger> checks how much power is in the BR buffer and how much is in the energy cell, and if it's less than a certain amount, start the reactor, then stop it once it goes over that amount
L638[10:46:10] <justastranger> been working pretty well so far
L639[10:46:31] <Kodos|Zzz> You could probably do the same thing with EIO's power monitor and a redstone interface on the reactor
L640[10:46:31] <justastranger> doesn't exactly hurt to have an enderium energy cell :p
L641[10:46:43] <justastranger> Kodos|Zzz: This way was much easier
L642[10:46:55] <justastranger> a modem, a computer, and voila
L643[10:47:16] <Kodos|Zzz> Yea
L644[10:47:33] <Kodos|Zzz> Trying to figure out how to make this chat_box grab the things I say in chat
L645[10:48:15] <justastranger> I honestly haven't touched OC since my first failed attempt
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L648[10:48:27] <justastranger> and that was a cheated in computer with cheated parts
L649[10:48:33] <justastranger> couldn't figure it out
L650[10:48:35] <justastranger> :p
L651[10:48:52] <Kodos|Zzz> Get OC, and I'll teach you when I wake up
L652[10:49:45] <justastranger> lol
L653[10:49:47] <justastranger> I have OC
L654[10:50:04] <justastranger> I have a bunch of parts sitting in a chest because I gave up on the crafting bullshit halfway through
L655[10:50:46] <justastranger> OC is only good when you have an autocrafting thing from AE
L656[10:50:57] <justastranger> otherwise it's too painful to make the damned computers
L657[10:51:00] <Kodos|Zzz> Well
L658[10:51:05] <Kodos|Zzz> I think it's fair to warn you
L659[10:51:11] <Kodos|Zzz> AE2 in 1.7.2 doesn't have hte MAC anymore
L660[10:51:16] <Kodos|Zzz> That I know of
L661[10:51:26] <justastranger> not using 1.7.2 for my main world :p
L662[10:51:41] * JoshTheEnder stabs SKS|Anime
L663[10:51:46] <justastranger> Mostly because I can't exactly ensure the stability of my 1.7 instance
L664[10:52:05] <justastranger> since I'm using a custom-compiled-and-probably-not-safe version of CoFHCore
L665[10:52:28] <Kodos|Zzz> Why do you have CoFH core?
L666[10:52:36] <justastranger> Kodos|Zzz: Because I wanted MFR :l
L667[10:52:42] <justastranger> and because it's on github
L668[10:52:46] <Kodos|Zzz> Ah
L669[10:53:04] <justastranger> and was a pain in the ass to figure out how to get it to compile
L670[10:53:25] <justastranger> in the end, I merged CoFHLib and CoFHCore into one jar
L671[10:53:33] <justastranger> the way it probably should be
L672[10:53:47] <justastranger> and did some dependency fuckery to get Argo to work
L673[10:53:57] <Kodos|Zzz> Lol
L674[10:54:09] <Kodos|Zzz> Okay, as soon as I get this snippet to work, I'm going to bed
L675[10:54:11] <Kodos|Zzz> .w fs
L676[10:54:11] <^v> Kodos|Zzz, https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/wiki/api-filesystem
L677[10:54:12] <justastranger> Though, thinking about it, I probably should've compiled CoFHLib, then added it as a dep
L678[10:54:21] <justastranger> oh well
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L680[10:59:51] <Kodos|Zzz> Well, I got a file to appear, but it's empty, so I have to figure out how to 'save' the file using Lua code
L681[11:00:07] <Kodos|Zzz> But that's the first step taken to having a 'config' file for a program
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L683[11:01:55] <SKS|Anime> JoshTheEnder: I'm gonna have them go looking for stuff needed for a new T/S manipulator
L684[11:02:41] <SKS|Anime> Anyway, stuff to watch...
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L688[11:09:35] <Kodos|Zzz> OC WHY CAN'T I QUIT YOU
L689[11:10:04] <SKS|AFK> Kodos|Zzz: You can never leave
L690[11:10:08] <Kodos|Zzz> ikr
L691[11:10:12] <Kodos|Zzz> I should be sleeping
L692[11:10:36] <Kodos|Zzz> But I'm instead trying to make this fibogen write to a file because why the fuck not
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L695[11:34:40] <Kodos|Zzz> Okay, opened an issue with the bug I found earlier, and did a PR on something else. I think I can sleep now
L696[11:34:41] <Kodos|Zzz> gn
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L702[11:57:55] <JoshTheEnder> right, lunch tme
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L707[12:07:12] <Wobbo> Hi
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L731[13:08:56] <JoshTheEnder> ?chanstats
L732[13:08:56] <EnderBot> We have channel stats, hoorah! http://stats.theender.net/opencomputers/
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L740[13:27:10] <gamax92> Obbow
L741[13:29:35] <Wobbo> Right, you still talking in reverse?
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L743[13:31:05] <Vexatos> Hellöa
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L745[13:31:15] <Vexatos> Sangar: OPPM is working again, with config file :3
L746[13:31:47] <Wobbo> Hi Vexatos
L747[13:32:05] <Vexatos> Heyo~
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L752[13:48:08] <Wobbo> I'm building a website and I need those icons for social media that you can find in a footer, does somebody know a good source for those?
L753[13:51:30] <Vexatos> Yes
L754[13:51:39] <Vexatos> Google the name of the social media whatever
L755[13:51:45] <Vexatos> Go to google images
L756[13:51:55] <Vexatos> and set the image size to 16x16 or whatever you want
L757[13:52:29] <Wobbo> I mean those icons that you hover over and changes color
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L759[13:58:52] <PotatOS_> wazzap
L760[13:59:14] <vifino> lolwat
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L767[14:17:45] <Dean4Devil> o/
L768[14:19:52] <Vexatos> \o
L769[14:20:05] <Wobbo> /o\
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L771[14:24:03] <gamax92> breakfast? breakface
L772[14:24:20] <Wobbo> What did you do?
L773[14:26:00] <gamax92> not eat breakfast
L774[14:26:04] <gamax92> brb breakfast
L775[14:26:24] <Wobbo> You should always eat breakfast :P
L776[14:27:07] <Csstform> BREAKFAST IS FOR THE WEAK
L777[14:27:28] <Csstform> (As I'm eating breakfast)
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L782[14:55:34] <gamax92> skabbado
L783[14:55:57] <Wobbo> Hi gamax92
L784[14:56:05] <Vexatos> Hey gamax92
L785[14:56:15] <Vexatos> a.k.a. gamax(93-1)
L786[14:56:28] <gamax92> aka gamax(90 + 2)
L787[14:56:34] <Vexatos> Lies
L788[14:56:34] <Wobbo> gamax(42+50)
L789[14:56:41] <Vexatos> More lies
L790[14:56:58] <gamax92> Vexatos: anyway, I wrote a CC emulator for OC
L791[14:57:11] <Vexatos> Wat
L792[14:57:17] <Vexatos> So you can have Lua 5.1 in Lua 5.2?
L793[14:57:19] <Vexatos> HAHA
L794[14:57:25] <gamax92> well, its still lua 5.2
L795[14:57:51] <Wobbo> gamax92: post it on the forum, both OC and CC
L796[14:57:53] <Csstform> A cc emulator for OC....
L797[14:57:56] <Csstform> >_<
L798[14:58:01] <gamax92> aaaand now i have marker on my hand ...
L799[14:59:04] <Csstform> ookaaaaay
L800[15:00:36] <Kenny> Wobbo, those that change color when you mouseover them are done by script and are 2 separate images
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L802[15:01:29] <Wobbo> Kenny: But I can't find them :( Gave up for now
L803[15:01:44] <Kenny> which ones do you need?
L804[15:02:09] <Wobbo> twitter, github and linkedin
L805[15:02:40] <Kenny> twitter is easy, that just a t, hehe see what i can find
L806[15:03:50] <Csstform> YOUR FACE IS JUST A T
L807[15:03:56] <Csstform> anyways
L808[15:04:12] <Kenny> Wobbo, like these? http://www.graphicsfuel.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/20-social-media-icons.png
L809[15:04:38] <Wobbo> No, I mean the black and white ones that turn gray when you mouse over.
L810[15:04:56] <Csstform> Wobbo: the what?
L811[15:05:04] <Wobbo> I have seen them on some blogs and they looked really nice, but I can't find the blogs :(
L812[15:05:41] <Kenny> like this (twitter): https://jillsapartment.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/twitter-icon.png
L813[15:06:34] <Wobbo> No, not either. I guess I have to look for them myself, I want really specific ones, but thanks for helping ;)
L814[15:06:52] <Csstform> lol
L815[15:06:59] <Kenny> you say black and white, all i have ever seen for twitter is blue
L816[15:07:12] <Csstform> YOUR FACE...... never mind
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L819[15:07:48] <Kenny> don't get me pissed today
L820[15:07:53] <Csstform> :<
L821[15:07:56] <Csstform> kai
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L826[15:35:17] <gamax92> So, this is my craphash16 function http://hastebin.com/asuqudojos.lua
L827[15:35:37] <gamax92> its a crappy hash function that gives me 16bits
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L835[15:56:43] <pong> gamax92, that hash
L836[15:56:49] <pong> is somewhat reverable <_>
L837[15:57:08] <gamax92> pong: all I need it to do is make a 16bit number.
L838[15:57:37] <gamax92> its only going to be used on the address of the computer.
L839[15:57:38] <pong> generating collisions is piss easy
L840[15:57:49] <gamax92> pong: Then make a better one
L841[15:58:04] <pong> sha256? .-.
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L843[15:58:08] <gamax92> 16bits
L844[15:58:16] <pong> why 16 bit
L845[15:58:32] <gamax92> pong: I'm using it for the computer ID in the emulator
L846[15:58:38] <Wobbo> because addresses are 16bit
L847[15:58:48] <pong> <_>
L848[15:58:56] <gamax92> Wobbo: uhh ...
L849[15:59:12] <Wobbo> they are 16 bit numbers right?
L850[15:59:27] <Vexatos> CC IDs you mean?
L851[15:59:31] <Wobbo> Derp, base 16 >.<
L852[15:59:36] <gamax92> Vexatos: yes
L853[16:00:07] <pong> craphash16: because math.random is not enough
L854[16:00:20] <gamax92> pong: its supposed to be the same value each time
L855[16:00:44] <pong> o
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L867[16:45:29] <Vexatos> Does anyone know whether there is a Computronics version for OC 1.3?
L868[16:45:33] <Vexatos> Techokami ^
L869[16:45:41] <ping> nop
L870[16:45:45] <ping> idk
L871[16:45:46] <Techokami> everyone keeps asking me
L872[16:45:59] <Vexatos> You should write the supported version on the wiki
L873[16:46:01] <Techokami> and every time I point to the same post I made a while back with OC 1.3 compatible builds on the OC forums
L874[16:46:17] <Techokami> asie is in control of the wiki, I can't change it
L875[16:46:21] <Vexatos> Dangit
L876[16:46:26] <Vexatos> Link then?
L877[16:46:29] <Techokami> lemme get link
L878[16:46:53] <Techokami> http://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/14-mc-164-oc-122-computronics-015/#entry422
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L880[16:47:15] <Techokami> it'll go on asie's site when OC 1.3 is officially out of testing
L881[16:47:29] <Techokami> because I broke OC 1.2 support
L882[16:47:48] <Vexatos> Ok
L883[16:48:43] <Techokami> is there a way I can set up one of the bots in here to give out this link?
L884[16:48:56] <ping> ill do eit
L885[16:49:00] <Techokami> ok
L886[16:49:01] <ping> what do you want the command(s) to be?
L887[16:49:19] <Techokami> .computronics_oc13
L888[16:49:19] <gamax92> tmpmsg = msg:lower() if tmpmsg:find("computronic") and (tmpmsg:find("oc 1.3") or (tmpmsg:find("oc1.3"))) then print("http://someurlhere.com/&quot;) end
L889[16:50:44] <Vexatos> computronic oc1.3
L890[16:50:47] <Vexatos> :3
L891[16:50:55] <ping> .computronics1.3
L892[16:50:58] <ping> wat
L893[16:51:16] <ping> .computronics1.3
L894[16:51:16] <^v> ping, http://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/14-mc-164-oc-122-computronics-015/#entry422
L895[16:51:17] <ping> there
L896[16:51:21] <Techokami> wooo!
L897[16:51:28] <Techokami> thank you
L898[16:51:41] <gamax92> oooops, i made a dumb. I forgot to merge entries in the environment and the newtable inside of the metatable
L899[16:51:51] <gamax92> so, if you do a = 4 print(a) you get nil
L900[16:52:32] <Wobbo> XD
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L903[16:55:38] <gamax92> alright that fixes some problems.
L904[16:58:31] <ping> lol
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L911[17:41:42] <ping> so
L912[17:41:49] <ping> who wants sha512 in OC?
L913[17:42:44] <gamax92> i do
L914[17:43:01] <ping> k 1 sec while i port it
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L917[17:54:47] <gamax92> 1 sec he said
L918[17:54:54] <gamax92> he'd port it he said
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L922[18:07:12] <Csstform> gamax92: is all lies
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L928[18:07:18] <^v> Oh noes! nova split 3:
L929[18:07:23] <Wobbo_> all is lies!
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L931[18:07:28] <gamax92> ping is lies
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L935[18:08:22] <Csstform> gamax92: I blame the netsplit
L936[18:08:47] <Kenny> Wobbo, did those links help?
L937[18:09:05] <Wobbo_> Yeah, they helped ;)
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L939[18:09:32] <Kenny> if nothing else i can do research hehe
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L950[18:22:25] <Wobbo_> ping at least changes his mind a lot :P
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L955[18:22:54] <ping> yeah
L956[18:22:56] <Wobbo> wb ping
L957[18:22:57] <Csstform> ping: you ok?
L958[18:22:58] <ping> chaos is broken
L959[18:23:04] <Csstform> I'm fine
L960[18:23:08] <ping> did i spamjoin?
L961[18:23:15] <Csstform> ye
L962[18:23:18] <ping> sorry
L963[18:23:26] <Csstform> [14:21] == ping [~^v@2601:4:4500:887:84d1:c067:beb0:3267] has quit [Quit: Leaving] [14:21] == ping [~^v@2601:4:4500:887:84d1:c067:beb0:3267] has joined #computercraft [14:21] == ping [~^v@2601:4:4500:887:84d1:c067:beb0:3267] has quit [Excess Flood] [14:22] == ping [~^v@2601:4:4500:887:84d1:c067:beb0:3267] has joined #computercraft [14:22] == ping [~^v@2601:4:4500:887:84d1:c067:beb0:3267] has quit [Excess Flood] [14
L964[18:23:33] <ping> exess flood lol
L965[18:23:39] <Csstform> :P
L966[18:23:57] <ping> so, joining channels normally is exess flood
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L968[18:30:55] <Wobbo> Switching devices, brb
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L972[18:35:10] <justastranger> o/
L973[18:35:24] <Wobbo> /o\
L974[18:36:00] <Csstform> Wobwobwobwob
L975[18:36:29] <Wobbo> .wobbo
L976[18:36:29] <^v> Wobbo, WoooooooooobbooooooooooWoooooooooobboooooooooWoobbooWobboooWobboooooooWoooooooobboooWoobbooooo
L977[18:36:49] <Csstform> lol
L978[18:37:06] <Kenny> .dubstep
L979[18:37:06] <^v> Kenny, WobbooooooooWoooooooooobboWobboWoobbooooooooWooooooobboooWoooooobbooWoooooobboooooooooWobbooooo
L980[18:37:27] <Csstform> .commands
L981[18:37:30] <Csstform> .help
L982[18:37:31] <^v> Csstform, https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/wiki/
L983[18:37:33] <Csstform> :P
L984[18:37:37] <ping> http://71.238.153.166/help.html
L985[18:38:40] <Csstform> ping: I like how .help isnt listed
L986[18:38:57] <ping> it is
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L988[18:39:15] <ping> .w .wiki .h .help : lists help for functions/wiki pages
L989[18:39:15] <^v> ping, Not found.
L990[18:39:16] <Csstform> oop
L991[18:39:22] <Csstform> I saw it
L992[18:39:41] <Wobbo> .misspell hello, world
L993[18:40:04] <Wobbo> .mispell hello, world
L994[18:40:05] <^v> Wobbo, hello, wrold
L995[18:40:30] <Vexatos> .mispell Wobbo
L996[18:40:30] <^v> Vexatos, Wonho
L997[18:41:45] <Csstform> Jadedcat @JadedcatWylde 1m @Dinnerbone @SeargeDP I am quite happy with it. If I want pay-to-win I'll go play facebook apps
L998[18:41:48] <Csstform> lol
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L1000[18:47:40] <Wobbo> Anybody knows what s@ngar is up to today btw?
L1001[18:48:01] <Wobbo> I haven't seen him active today
L1002[18:52:27] <ping> http://i.imgur.com/taumcyB.png
L1003[18:52:28] <ping> :D
L1004[18:52:33] <ping> who wants?
L1005[18:53:13] <Vexatos> gamax92 wants
L1006[18:53:20] <gamax92> wat?
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L1008[18:54:42] <Wobbo> Yeah, gamax asked for it
L1009[18:54:49] <Csstform> gamax92: sha shiz
L1010[18:55:08] <gamax92> ping: :gsub("%%","%%%"):gsub("%(","%%("):gsub("%)","%%)"):gsub("%.","%%."):gsub("%+","%%+"):gsub("%-","%%-"):gsub("%[","%%["):gsub("%^","%%^"):gsub("%$","%%$")
L1011[18:55:11] <gamax92> is that a bad idea?
L1012[18:55:36] <ping> i already have a pescape function somewhere
L1013[18:55:40] <ping> one sec
L1014[18:55:52] <gamax92> oh right, %% needs to be %%%%
L1015[18:56:00] <ping> function pescape(txt)
L1016[18:56:00] <ping> local o=txt:gsub("[%.%[%]%(%)%%%*%+%-%?%^%$]","%%%1"):gsub("%z","%%z")
L1017[18:56:00] <ping> return o
L1018[18:56:00] <ping> end
L1019[18:56:03] <gamax92> WAT
L1020[18:56:12] <ping> that is what you want
L1021[18:56:20] <ping> brb food.
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L1023[18:56:41] <ping> .> pescape("%somed^@#$_+!+@#$shit")
L1024[18:56:41] <^v> ping, %%somed%^@#%$_%+!%+@#%$shit
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L1028[19:23:51] <justastranger> blugh, I think I'll start playing with Blood Magic now...
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L1030[19:24:57] <justastranger> Csst|Masterball: why the long-ass hostmask? :o
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L1034[19:27:19] <Csstform> justastranger: cause bored
L1035[19:27:27] <justastranger> lol
L1036[19:27:41] <justastranger> it turns a 1-line nick change into a 2-liner
L1037[19:28:03] <Csstform> :p
L1038[19:28:15] <justastranger> :p
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L1054[20:22:02] <ping> .openprg
L1055[20:22:15] <^v> ping, http://71.238.153.166/paste/CJFhT.txt
L1056[20:23:22] <ping> https://github.com/OpenPrograms/Pixel-Programs/blob/master/sha512.lua
L1057[20:23:40] <ping> and bit64 https://github.com/OpenPrograms/Pixel-Programs/blob/master/bit64.lua
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L1060[20:27:53] <ping> Kodos, https://github.com/OpenPrograms/Pixel-Programs/blob/master/sha512.lua
L1061[20:28:09] <Kodos> idk who said what i cant find my glasses so gimme a bit
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L1063[20:31:03] <Kodos> Harrison Ford has been injured on the set of "Star Wars: Episode VII" and has been taken to a hospital.
L1064[20:31:56] <Kodos> Also neat
L1065[20:32:40] <Wobbo> I can watch QI :)
L1066[20:32:45] <Kodos> QI?
L1067[20:33:14] <Wobbo> You are missing out, bbc 2 right now
L1068[20:33:40] <Kodos> I'm American...
L1069[20:33:49] <Kodos> I was kind of asking what QI was
L1070[20:33:54] <ping> Kodos, pirate stream
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L1073[20:34:11] <Kodos> cba, dinner in 4 hours and I still need to do a load of laundry and shower
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L1075[20:35:14] <Wobbo> It is a quiz in which the quiz master asks questions that are impossible to answer
L1076[20:35:23] <Kodos> OH THAT THING WITH STEPHEN FRY
L1077[20:35:37] <Wobbo> The contestants get points for interesting answers
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L1080[20:35:58] <Wobbo> Yes, that thing with stephen fry :P
L1081[20:37:01] <justastranger> everyone and their mother is releasing Steam-alikes :\
L1082[20:37:08] <justastranger> And Trion just joined the fold
L1083[20:43:09] <Kodos> Maybe, but they'll never be as big as steam
L1084[20:43:35] <Wobbo> Nobody will ever be as big as steam until steam gets old
L1085[20:43:42] <Kodos> Steam is old
L1086[20:44:08] <Wobbo> But I don't see that happening anytime soon
L1087[20:45:24] <Wobbo> I mean that they stop renewing themselfs
L1088[20:45:31] <Kodos> Looks like it's going to be a lot of MC for the next 7 days
L1089[20:45:38] <Kodos> SE's update this week was disappointing
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L1091[20:55:29] <gigaping> .openprg
L1092[20:55:35] <Kodos> http://www.minecraftforum.net/#article_1355
L1093[20:55:48] <^v> gigaping, http://71.238.153.166/paste/vKxIO.txt
L1094[20:56:02] <Wobbo> Really? gigaping?
L1095[20:56:25] <gigaping> Wobbo, sorry
L1096[20:56:28] <gigaping> you are now at bottom
L1097[20:56:37] <gigaping> gamax was at bottom because his name was lowercase
L1098[20:57:11] <Wobbo> I'm at what bottom?
L1099[20:57:16] <gigaping> http://openprograms.github.io/
L1100[20:57:36] <Kodos> giga, he was 'really'ing at your name, methinks
L1101[20:57:45] <Wobbo> Oh, I'm used to that
L1102[20:57:47] <gigaping> ik
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L1104[20:58:20] <Kodos> Also, we have actual telnet in OC now
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L1106[20:58:36] <Wobbo> Kodos is it on the forums?
L1107[20:58:39] <v^> yay
L1108[20:58:40] <Kodos> Yeah that one
L1109[20:58:54] <Kodos> I used it to connect to my brother's ftp last night
L1110[20:59:35] <Kodos> The output is a bit weird, so I'm cleaning it up and adding a couple things I think would help
L1111[21:02:29] <Kodos> Woo I got merged
L1112[21:02:31] <Wobbo> Which topic is it on the forum? I can't find it :/
L1113[21:02:35] <Kodos> Han gon
L1114[21:05:28] <Kodos> http://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/13-telnet-in-lua/ This thread, but not hte first post, look further down
L1115[21:05:47] <Kodos> Edit Line 7 to use whatever you want to connect to
L1116[21:06:16] <Kodos> Wondering if you can't use this to operate server consoles from within the server
L1117[21:06:48] <Wobbo> Might be possible
L1118[21:07:51] <Kodos> Woo my program worked http://puu.sh/9qMBy/e66587a105.jpg
L1119[21:09:03] <Wobbo> I'm going to go for today
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L1121[21:09:07] <Kodos> Lata
L1122[21:09:09] <Wobbo> Bye!
L1123[21:09:13] <v^> http://i.imgur.com/gpO9fRr.png
L1124[21:09:15] <v^> bai
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L1127[21:09:51] <Kodos> Show me how to translate something back
L1128[21:09:58] <v^> wat
L1129[21:10:01] <Kodos> err
L1130[21:10:02] <v^> you cant unhash
L1131[21:10:14] <v^> in a reasonable amount of time that is
L1132[21:10:23] <Kodos> If I wanted to, how would I
L1133[21:10:38] <Kodos> Also speaking of unreasonable
L1134[21:10:39] <v^> you would get a brick
L1135[21:10:45] <Kodos> Did you see my fibonacci sequence generator
L1136[21:10:53] <v^> tell the brick to break the sha512
L1137[21:11:05] <v^> wait a couple billion billion years
L1138[21:11:11] <v^> and it would have solved it
L1139[21:11:32] <v^> aka, NOPE
L1140[21:11:53] <v^> well, thats for good passwords
L1141[21:12:05] <Kodos> Ping
L1142[21:12:07] <Kodos> 9856712D90CD4A6FE90C3D88E83CC4A35A0E26076EF1FF32D1693BA720D25E384931654025DB6003814772385724472050947F6B81368DFE3D65B1FF69D0F128
L1143[21:12:16] <v^> passwords like 123 can be cracked in under 20 min with a brute force
L1144[21:12:17] <Kodos> Congrats if you can unhash my message to you.
L1145[21:12:18] <v^> <_>
L1146[21:12:39] <v^> i cant
L1147[21:13:26] <Kodos> What about MD5
L1148[21:13:38] <Kodos> I want something I can use an OC computer to dehash
L1149[21:14:04] <v^> MD5 would take forever on an OC computer
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L1151[21:14:14] <v^> something like, years
L1152[21:14:27] <v^> md4 is nice though
L1153[21:14:36] <v^> .md4 super easy to crack
L1154[21:14:36] <^v> v^, 1f74274b2e2d75f203c12168a5debe2a
L1155[21:14:51] <v^> exept its so weak you dont get the original plaintext
L1156[21:15:05] <v^> unless you do a brute force instead of birthday attack
L1157[21:15:53] <Kodos> Why not just brute force like 16 bits at a time
L1158[21:15:53] <v^> the point of it is to get a string that will rehash into that
L1159[21:16:08] <v^> what do you mean 16 bits at a time?
L1160[21:16:16] <Kodos> err bytes
L1161[21:16:16] <Kodos> not bit
L1162[21:16:43] <Kodos> It would be easier to break it apart into sections, and brute force a bit at a time, wouldn't it?
L1163[21:16:53] <Kodos> It would allow for less combinations of possibilities, thus a shorter solution time
L1164[21:16:56] <v^> nope
L1165[21:17:22] <v^> the compression and scatter functions on hashes prettyu much defeat that
L1166[21:17:27] <v^> its not like a CRC
L1167[21:17:29] <Kodos> No, I mean
L1168[21:17:34] <Kodos> Cut off a small section
L1169[21:17:46] <v^> of the hash?
L1170[21:17:49] <Kodos> Yes, and
L1171[21:17:50] <Kodos> let me finsih
L1172[21:18:05] <Kodos> Brute force it until you get, let
L1173[21:18:14] <Kodos> let's say two characters of the plaintext
L1174[21:18:25] <Kodos> Then rehash that every time until you get a matching hash segment
L1175[21:18:37] <Kodos> Then just use that same algorithm to dehash the next two characters
L1176[21:18:39] <Kodos> repeat process
L1177[21:18:56] <v^> you cant get single chars at a time
L1178[21:19:18] <Kodos> Assuming MD5, 32 hexadecimal characters would be 16 bytes of the hash
L1179[21:20:17] <Kodos> With MD5, the first 16 bytes are generated by the function md5(md5(e) + s1 + md5(s1))
L1180[21:20:25] <Kodos> where s1 is the first two characters of the 'secret word'
L1181[21:20:42] <Kodos> That's under.... what 5000 possible combinations?
L1182[21:21:00] <Kodos> Try them all, find a matching hash segment
L1183[21:21:19] <Kodos> Then once you know the first two letters, attack the next two with the same brute force attack, matching to the next 16 byte hash segment
L1184[21:21:52] <Kodos> Continue said process, finding two characters of the 'secret word' at a time, until you have the word
L1185[21:22:02] <Kodos> ~fin
L1186[21:22:10] <v^> <_>
L1187[21:22:24] <v^> like 90% sure thats not how md5 works but ok
L1188[21:23:05] <Kodos> Regardless, it's like eating a 72 ounce steak at Texas Roadhouse
L1189[21:23:09] <Kodos> You chew it one bite at a time
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L1191[21:25:26] <Kodos> Also I found this http://code.interfaceware.com/code?file=sha1.lua&format=view
L1192[21:25:31] <Kodos> brb
L1193[21:25:56] <v^> Kodos, das eww
L1194[21:26:16] <Kodos> Would it work on an OC computer out of the box?
L1195[21:29:40] <v^> probably not, but why SHA-1?
L1196[21:30:09] <Kodos> It was on a thing I found, idk anything about hashing or encryption
L1197[21:31:21] <Kodos> http://pastebin.com/Gkvgz0zM How's that look though
L1198[21:33:04] <v^> not even fast
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L1200[21:33:26] <v^> wait
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L1202[21:33:35] <v^> ye
L1203[21:33:36] <v^> is slow
L1204[21:34:12] <Kodos> It's only slow because it's printing them on screen
L1205[21:34:17] <Kodos> I'm still figuring out how to write it to file
L1206[21:34:20] <Kodos> without it showing on the screen
L1207[21:35:42] <v^> local file=io.open("potato","w") for l1=1,100 do file:write("foo! "..l1.."\n") end file:close()
L1208[21:36:09] <Kodos> I did something similiar, but after the code ran, and I exited back to shell, the file it made was empty
L1209[21:37:07] <v^> fib=setmetatable({1,1},function(s,n)
L1210[21:37:07] <v^> local v=s[n-1]+s[n-2]
L1211[21:37:08] <v^> s[n]=v
L1212[21:37:08] <v^> return v
L1213[21:37:08] <v^> end)
L1214[21:37:19] <v^> you probably diddnt close it
L1215[21:37:59] <v^> that fib does recurse, so watch out
L1216[21:38:18] <v^> fail
L1217[21:38:18] <v^> fib=setmetatable({1,1},{__index=function(s,n)
L1218[21:38:32] <v^> .> fib[5]
L1219[21:38:32] <^v> v^, 5
L1220[21:38:34] <v^> wat
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L1224[21:51:53] <Kodos> http://www.gq.com/blogs/the-feed/2014/06/little-league-advice-shit-my-dad-says.html
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L1232[22:19:16] <Techokami> so I'm playing with that telnet program
L1233[22:19:16] <Kodos> Shit, did I forget to hit submit on my issue last night
L1234[22:19:22] <Techokami> probably
L1235[22:19:23] <Kodos> I dont' see it
L1236[22:19:25] <Kodos> Fuck
L1237[22:19:42] <Kodos> And Sangy's already in bed i think
L1238[22:19:46] <Techokami> anyway I modified it a bit, it takes a server:port as an argument
L1239[22:19:51] <Kodos> Oh nice
L1240[22:19:55] <Techokami> got two bugs to fix though
L1241[22:20:11] <Kodos> Care to make me a special version with one line of code added (Assuming it isn't in your bugfix list)
L1242[22:20:19] <Techokami> what is it
L1243[22:20:36] <Kodos> Sometimes if you've got output at the bottom of hte screen, it gets cutoff, was going to just term.clear() after every command
L1244[22:20:56] <Techokami> that's one of the bugs I want to fix
L1245[22:21:02] <Kodos> Okay then nvm =D
L1246[22:21:09] <Techokami> do you have the fix or no?
L1247[22:21:13] <Kodos> Nope
L1248[22:21:15] <Techokami> ah
L1249[22:21:20] <Kodos> I was just going to term.clear the screen
L1250[22:21:35] <Kodos> So it would take the command, clear the screen, output server reply, and ask for another command
L1251[22:21:56] <Techokami> the other bug is that when you get disconnected, the program doesn't quit
L1252[22:22:13] <Kodos> Indeed
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L1254[22:27:00] <Techokami> http://pastebin.com/fw2Fm5Ck here's the program, anyone in here want to help me finish fixing this?
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L1256[22:27:34] <Kodos> What's 'wrong' with it still
L1257[22:27:55] <Techokami> the two bugs I mentioned
L1258[22:28:56] <Kodos> .w os
L1259[22:28:56] <^v> Kodos, Not found.
L1260[22:29:02] <Kodos> .rtfm lua
L1261[22:29:02] <^v> Kodos, http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/
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L1263[22:29:49] <Kodos> Did you try os.exit()
L1264[22:29:54] <Kodos> After disconnect
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L1268[22:33:56] <Techokami> yeah, didn't do it
L1269[22:34:15] <Kodos> Hm
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L1271[22:39:44] <Techokami> I want to say that this thing is off by one on reading lines
L1272[22:41:08] <Kenny> iirc, you have to close the port
L1273[22:41:31] <Kodos> Yeah, you need a sock:flush()
L1274[22:41:40] <Kodos> before the sock:close()
L1275[22:41:45] <Kodos> or after
L1276[22:41:46] <Kodos> i forget
L1277[22:44:38] <Kodos> Hell, both couldn't hurt I think
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L1279[22:46:55] <Techokami> aha
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L1283[22:49:24] <Techokami> well that didn't do it :/
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L1285[22:50:29] <Techokami> I DID do a semi-fix
L1286[22:50:40] <Techokami> no longer errors after disconnection
L1287[22:50:59] <Techokami> on the pastebin
L1288[22:51:02] <Techokami> http://pastebin.com/fw2Fm5Ck
L1289[22:52:48] <Kodos> http://pastebin.com/Ec9Ves27 Lol wow
L1290[23:00:33] <Kodos> Okay, so after some light reading, I now know what I want to do, and I have v^ to thank for it
L1291[23:02:23] <v^> wat
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L1293[23:05:24] <Kodos> I was doing some reading on SHA and general hashing stuff, and I now know how hashing is properly used, so I wanna make a program that utilizes the file you gave me. And yes, I already grabbed bit64
L1294[23:06:35] <Kodos> I'm thinking 'cloud storage' for OC, only the cloud would be a server on a rack, 4 users per server
L1295[23:06:41] <Kodos> 1 HDD per user
L1296[23:07:20] <Kodos> The drives could be mounted with folders just being the username
L1297[23:07:36] <Kodos> But would show as '/' when you're accessing them
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L1300[23:15:55] * gamax92 pokes Techokami
L1301[23:16:02] <justastranger> :O
L1302[23:16:04] <Techokami> gamax92!
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L1304[23:16:18] <Techokami> I need your awesomeness :O
L1305[23:16:24] <gamax92> ?
L1306[23:16:35] <Techokami> http://pastebin.com/fw2Fm5Ck
L1307[23:16:45] <justastranger> I think I'm going to end up installing either Hearthstone of Starcraft 2, is there a bot command for a coin flip?
L1308[23:16:55] <Kodos> .roll 1d2
L1309[23:16:56] <Techokami> I took this telnet program someone made a while back and I'm trying to fix it up
L1310[23:17:05] <Kodos> justastranger, use Worroa in #mithion
L1311[23:17:06] <justastranger> Kodos: I guess that makes sense
L1312[23:17:10] <Techokami> but I got one main issue
L1313[23:17:28] <Techokami> it seems to render one line behind when input is requested
L1314[23:17:34] <gamax92> Techokami: do you mind if I go eat dinner, write a linux build system for cclite, work on ccemu, then do that?
L1315[23:17:41] <Techokami> sure!
L1316[23:17:50] <gamax92> Also, was Sanger ever here at all today?
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L1318[23:17:59] <Kodos> Not yet that I know of
L1319[23:18:05] <Kodos> Hoping he gets on
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L1321[23:18:48] <justastranger> hmm
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L1323[23:25:09] <gamax92> LordFokas!
L1324[23:25:18] <LordFokas> gamax92!
L1325[23:26:49] <LordFokas> 'sup?
L1326[23:32:54] <Kodos> v^, y u no salt sha512
L1327[23:37:49] <Kodos> For as much as I use it, I'm tempted to go Pro on Pastebin
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L1329[23:39:20] <LeGoldfish> join #ccjam
L1330[23:39:34] <LeGoldfish> lolwhoops
L1331[23:42:56] <Csstform> XD
L1332[23:45:30] <gamax92> "/bin/bash^M: bad interpreter"
L1333[23:45:32] <gamax92> uwotbash
L1334[23:58:19] <gamax92> alright, wrote build script.
L1335[23:59:11] <justastranger> http://puu.sh/9r00E.png
L1336[23:59:24] <justastranger> There are reasons I read this comic
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