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L1[00:00:08] <Xilandro> Wife buys Minecraft,
has had her skin picked out for a week
L2[00:00:20] <Xilandro> And it's telling her
that she needs to purchase the game to change her skin
L3[00:00:27] <Xilandro> When I just logged
her into an online-mode server
L4[00:00:40] <Xilandro> So I know it's
recognized that she's purchased it
L5[00:02:28] <gjgfuj> I think the website
probably didn't pick up that she's purchased it.
L6[00:02:54] <gjgfuj> You may need to give
it a few days or so to change the skin.
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L8[00:05:05] <Xilandro> Actually, I'm not
100% sure the server she was on was in online mode, it was a random
public server I found on Google
L9[00:05:13] <Xilandro> I'd have to have
someone host a server that I knew was in online mode
L10[00:05:19] <gamax92> Xilandro: hi
L11[00:05:29] <gamax92> I'm a someone
L12[00:05:42] <Xilandro> Wanna fire up a
vanilla server long enough for her to test?
L13[00:05:58] <gjgfuj> You could fire up a
server if you want.
L16[00:06:04] <gamax92> well, yeah that as
well
L19[00:06:09] <v^> A SERVER
L20[00:06:14] <gamax92> Xilandro: latest mc
version?
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L22[00:06:19] <Xilandro> Yes, but I'm lazy
and cba to find the server jar
L23[00:06:24] <v^> gamax92, latest =
snapshot
L24[00:06:25] <Xilandro> gamax92, anything
will do, she's using MultiMC
L25[00:07:42] <gamax92> :| eula's
L26[00:08:04] <Xilandro> gamax92,
1.6.4
L27[00:08:08] <Xilandro> That doesn't have
the nonsense
L28[00:08:15] <gamax92> Xilandro: well,
75.70.114.152:25565
L29[00:08:18] <gamax92> 1.7.10
L30[00:08:44] <Xilandro> Okay, give me a
sec
L31[00:09:13] <Techokami> radars can see
players now! :D But not robots. Hmm.
L32[00:09:34] <Techokami> I should split
out the radar scanning logic to a util class...
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L36[00:12:47] <Xilandro> She's all kinds of
excited now lol
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L47[00:39:01] <Techokami> just need to do
some testing now. I've reworked the radar, it now detects all
players, mobs, and robots. You can also selectively scan for one of
those three groups as well.
L48[00:39:49] <Techokami> OR IT SHOULD
>:|
L49[00:41:37] <Techokami> well this is kind
of annoying but I'll leave it for now.
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L51[00:45:03] <gamax92> oi Techokami
L52[00:45:07] <Techokami> ahoy
L53[00:45:25] <gamax92> Techokami: do you
like figuring out formats of files?
L54[00:45:45] <Techokami> when I'm bored
and it is the obstacle between me and sweet sweet loot
L55[00:46:05] <gamax92> :/
L56[00:46:12] <gamax92> fine, what
ever.
L57[00:46:16] <Techokami> sorries
L58[00:53:10] <gamax92> Techokami: I can
pay you 0$
L59[00:53:20] <Techokami> heh
L60[00:55:08] <gamax92> Techokami: do you
want to write a program at the very least? I have everything said
program should do.
L61[00:55:44] <Techokami> I'm currently
working on Computronics, but it's getting late and I didn't get
much sleep last night. Stupid hurricane...
L62[00:55:59] <Techokami> sorries :(
L63[00:56:10] <gamax92> Can I still give
you the "what program should do"?
L64[00:56:15] <Techokami> okay
L66[00:57:12] <Techokami> aha
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L72[01:25:25] <PKIsAsleep> Morning o/
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L74[01:26:53] <gamax92> PsychokenesisKat:
evening.
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L79[02:04:11] <gamax92> .l 182100 * 49700 /
1000
L80[02:04:11] <^v> gamax92, 9050370
L81[02:04:39] <Xilandro> Annnd involuntary
nap is thus concluded
L82[02:05:02] <gamax92> .l 182100 * 49.700
* 4
L83[02:05:02] <^v> gamax92, 36201480
L84[02:05:24] <gamax92> welp, thats
correct
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L89[02:50:51] *
Xilandro wonders who all here is briish
L90[02:55:32] <gjgfuj> Briish?
L91[02:57:52] <Xilandro> Yeah, you know,
british, except the t is in the boston harbor
L92[02:57:56] <Xilandro> \o/
L93[02:58:00] *
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L94[03:00:11] <gamax92> .-.
L95[03:00:14] <gamax92> Xilandro:
bored
L96[03:02:57] <ds84182> Who wants to see my
dirt block?!
L97[03:03:35] <PsychokenesisKat> Does it
time travel?
L98[03:03:40] <gamax92> Yes
L99[03:03:46] <ds84182>
<~+,^C)z!!%/)b72<R$q+#\g7X-jgc0:D$5+ZOOUD>cm3')=?'$984bh(pg0K3J1\M==0WqVBD-bk@Zc?Y2/GZHh_bZe8jY:*1hYYnP4PhSh-4KS*Rm!.V]Y\Ec74ta\3RCi?q5]gmM-#+g?I]T[4?_#u\\=M:MY$8k)>Ch$9CaGP:\"*?f95:T>*Ghj([;a<r7%E#,u+@taIi>E8,=38c]X<oqgA70R5C^hkrI%)YE.<4mQ$n=pVD=]^8T6f"9\])~>
L100[03:03:52] <ds84182> Isn't it
pretty?
L101[03:03:54] <gamax92> XD
L102[03:04:18] <gamax92> ds84182: wait,
what about png's (masks? filters? not sure what its called)
L103[03:04:31] <ds84182> gamax92, the png
takes up 266 bytes, the gxt takes up 264
L104[03:04:44] <gamax92> the filters are
supposed to increase compression
L105[03:04:51] <ds84182> gamax92, I don't
know of any filter craps
L106[03:05:11] <ds84182> I wonder what
happens if I gzip the base85...
L107[03:06:15] <ds84182> nothing at
all!
L108[03:07:22] <gamax92> ds84182: what if
you bzip the rgba
L109[03:07:40] <ds84182> Does java have
BZip streams?
L110[03:08:09] <gamax92> you'd need a
library to do it
L111[03:08:13] <ds84182> Ic
L112[03:11:02] <ds84182> gamax92, It's
smaller :D
L113[03:11:09] <ds84182> 234
L114[03:11:10] <ds84182> bytes
L115[03:11:24] <ds84182> I did it via
command line this time
L116[03:11:25] <gamax92> ds84182: you
found a library?
L117[03:11:27] <gamax92> oh
L118[03:11:38] <ds84182> The library that
has it comes with MC
L119[03:11:44] <gamax92> ah cool
L120[03:12:03] <ds84182> I just need to
get it for my image converter code
L121[03:12:21] <ds84182> but it compresses
1kb into 234 bytes
L122[03:12:41] <gamax92> ds84182: mind
sending me the raw uncompressed file?
L123[03:12:49] <gamax92> you can just
base64 it if necessary
L124[03:14:59] <ds84182> gamax92, I'll
send it in a sec
L125[03:15:24] <ds84182> or you can get
ascii85 from your package manager and reverse the dirt block I
pasted
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L127[03:16:33] <ds84182> cat dirt.gxt |
ascii85 -d | gzip -d > dirt.gxtunc
L128[03:16:53] <gamax92> ah okay
L129[03:17:09] <ds84182> cat dirt.gxtunc |
<compression thing here> | ascii85 > dirt.gxt
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L131[03:18:17] <gamax92> got it
L132[03:18:22] <ds84182> yay
L133[03:19:23] <PsychokenesisKat>
"OpenTTD is officially supported on the following operating
systems. *BSD, especially FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD Linux Solaris
Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7" Go Unix!
L134[03:20:01] <ds84182> "OpenTTD is
officially NOT supported on the following operating systems. *BSD,
especially FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD Linux Solaris Windows
95/98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7" Go Unix!
L135[03:20:08] <ds84182> *Die Unix!
L136[03:21:48] <PsychokenesisKat> You
/monster/!
L137[03:22:24] <gamax92> ds84182: hmm,
bzip seems to work the best (well, for that test case.)
L138[03:22:32] <PsychokenesisKat> Sure, I
don't support Windoze, but I don't want it to die, I'd lose my
technical superiority
L139[03:22:34] <gamax92> tried gzip,
bzip2, lzma, xz
L140[03:33:20] <PsychokenesisKat> Damnit
youtube, lego trains, every time.
L141[03:36:06] <gamax92> ?_?
L142[03:36:16] <gamax92> good,
JoshTheEnder is ded
L143[03:36:36] <PsychokenesisKat> Whenever
I go on youtube, I get distracted by lego trains
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L146[04:16:20] <PsychokenesisKat> OpenTTD
is fun :D
L147[04:20:53] <ds84182> .p
L148[04:20:54] <^v> Ping reply from
ds84182 0.31s
L149[04:21:16] <ds84182> huh
L150[05:01:51] <Xilandro> .ping
L151[05:02:10] <PsychokenesisKat>
Profit!
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L156[05:06:01] <Vexatos> HAHA
L157[05:06:05] <Vexatos> Oh, that's
funny
L158[05:06:26] <Xilandro> Wat
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L161[05:32:20] <gjgfuj> Whenever I play
openttd, I end up pwning the entire map.
L162[05:32:42] <gjgfuj> Buses, until I can
build planes, then planes all the way.
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L164[05:33:09] <PotatoTrumpet> :D
L165[05:33:14] <PotatoTrumpet> I'm back
from the big D
L166[05:34:42] <PsychokenesisKat>
PotatoTrumpet: Your forum avatar is from Dungeon Keeper.
L167[05:36:12] <PotatoTrumpet> Are you
asking or stating?
L168[05:47:36] <PsychokenesisKat>
Either.
L169[05:47:40] <PotatoTrumpet> Yes
L170[05:47:47] <PotatoTrumpet> I bought it
off of GOG
L171[05:47:52] <PotatoTrumpet> came with
it
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L173[05:49:04] <PsychokenesisKat> I just
obtained a copy.
L174[05:50:46] <PsychokenesisKat> OH, so
ships can't go up rivers without locks.
L175[05:50:56] <PsychokenesisKat> Damn I
thought that was a genius plan
L176[05:53:48] <Xilandro> What game are
you playing
L177[05:58:55] <PotatoTrumpet> your
mom
L178[05:58:58] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L179[05:59:06] <PsychokenesisKat>
OpenTTD
L180[05:59:09] <PotatoTrumpet> :D
L181[05:59:16] <PotatoTrumpet> I love that
game
L182[05:59:38] <PsychokenesisKat> This is
my first time playing
L183[05:59:48] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L184[06:00:35] <PsychokenesisKat> I can't
even manage to make busses make money
L185[06:00:49] <PotatoTrumpet> Go look up
some tuts
L186[06:01:03] <PotatoTrumpet> always
start with coal to power plant train line
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L188[06:11:46] <PsychokenesisKat>
omigodsteamtrain:D
L189[06:14:50] <PsychokenesisKat> real
profit :D
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L191[06:21:43] <Xilandro> Does anyone have
the latest version of Chisel for 1.6.4, preferably Fenn's fixed
version
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L195[06:40:26] <PsychokenesisKat>
PotatoTrumpet: Thanks yo your advice, I no longer have a loan
:D
L196[06:40:35] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L197[06:40:41] *
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L198[06:41:17] *
istasi looks horified
L199[06:41:20] <PsychokenesisKat> I'm
gonna leave the game in fast-forward for 10 minutes and then build
a railway network
L200[06:41:27] <istasi> morning
L201[06:43:15] <Vexatos> My OC tutorial
world is coming along very nicely <3
L202[06:43:16] <PsychokenesisKat>
Actually, I think I'll watch another episode of Death Note
L203[06:44:08] <istasi> Its good, isn't
it? :D
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L205[06:47:21] <PotatoTrumpet> Vexatos,
Add a cow going in a circle in a minecart
L206[06:47:26] <PotatoTrumpet> people love
that
L207[06:47:38] <Vexatos> True that
L208[06:48:00] <PotatoTrumpet> Don't
forget to make it all day
L209[06:48:05] <Vexatos> Wow, chisel is
such a lovely mod <3
L211[06:50:32] <PotatoTrumpet> What
texture pack?
L212[06:51:44] <Bizzycola> 63.5s
ping
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L214[06:51:51] <Bizzycola> not bad..
:p
L215[06:51:59] <PotatoTrumpet> .ping
L216[06:51:59] <^v> Ping reply from
PotatoTrumpet 0.38s
L217[06:52:14] *
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face
L218[06:52:49] <Bizzycola> 30..bit
better
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L220[06:56:21] <Vexatos> PotatoTrumpet:
Vanilla
L221[06:56:23] <Vexatos> :3
L222[06:56:31] <PotatoTrumpet> :O
L223[06:56:56] <PotatoTrumpet> Hey, anyone
else like Vitamin String Quartet?
L225[07:00:41] <PotatoTrumpet> YES!
L226[07:00:55] *
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L227[07:00:57] <PsychokenesisKat> awesome
pic
L228[07:01:15] <Vexatos> It's not a
circle
L229[07:01:19] <Vexatos> Circles are
boring
L230[07:01:28] <PotatoTrumpet> :D
L231[07:01:34] <Vexatos> this is (going to
be) my OpenComputers wiki world, never thing simple
L232[07:01:41] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L233[07:01:50] <Vexatos> When sangar sets
up a wiki, I'll write all the pages
L234[07:01:55] <Vexatos> About everything
:3
L235[07:02:16] <Vexatos> I already chose 3
plugins he needs to install
L236[07:02:30] <Vexatos> so I can embed
gfys :3
L237[07:02:39] <Vexatos> Will be nice for
things like the hologram projector
L238[07:02:48] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmmm
L239[07:02:50] <PotatoTrumpet> mmmm
L240[07:03:49] <PotatoTrumpet>
mmmmm.
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L243[07:05:00] <PsychokenesisKat> Yay,
116k money :D
L244[07:05:04] *
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L247[07:12:31] <PotatoTrumpet> o/
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L249[07:17:29] <istasi> \o asie
L252[07:18:00] <istasi> \o/
L253[07:18:01] <Vexatos> PotatoTrumpet: I
could even improve it a little
L255[07:20:44] <asie> Vexatos: so i herd
you liek tape drives
L256[07:20:49] <asie> so i put tape drives
in your inventory
L257[07:20:53] <asie> so you can tape
drive while you inventory
L259[07:21:01] <asie> next week i plan to
let 0.5.0 out of the bag
L260[07:21:03] <Vexatos> \O/
L261[07:21:21] <Vexatos> Let the inventory
thing have the same GUI as the tape drive
L262[07:21:28] <asie> radars, chat box
upgrades, portable tape drives, NedoComputers API support for
hipster cred
L263[07:21:33] <Vexatos> And play the
music client-side only
L264[07:21:41] <asie> "client-side
only"
L265[07:21:43] <asie> it has to stream it
anyway
L266[07:21:46] <Vexatos> Yea
L267[07:21:47] <asie> in other words, a
GIANT refactor is required
L268[07:21:51] <asie> but I know how to do
it mostly
L269[07:21:52] <Vexatos> Have fun xD
L270[07:21:55] <Vexatos> radars?
L271[07:21:56] <Vexatos> Yea
L272[07:22:01] <Vexatos> OC is really
lacking those
L273[07:22:12] <asie> yeah
L274[07:22:15] <asie> Techokami is doing
radars
L275[07:22:19] <Vexatos> Actually, I
thought about something like radars 5 minutes ago
L276[07:22:21] <asie> I'm doing the
portable tape drives and NedoComputers
L277[07:22:24] <asie> and chat box
upgrades are done
L278[07:22:27] <Vexatos> Because I want an
OC-controlled door .-.
L279[07:22:32] <asie> Vexatos: Techokami
planned them for a week or two
L280[07:22:36] <asie> I still prefer RFID
cards
L281[07:22:41] <asie> and I am considering
asking immibis to just take over his mod
L282[07:22:45] <asie> and integrate it to
Computronics
L283[07:22:49] <Vexatos> Would be
awesome
L284[07:22:58] <Vexatos> RFID cards would
really fit into Computronics
L285[07:23:01] <Vexatos> And the magnet
things
L286[07:23:03] <asie> I have a
1.7.2/1.7.10 port out, tho
L287[07:23:10] <Vexatos> Then do
1.7.10
L288[07:23:13] <Vexatos> Then ask
immibis
L289[07:23:20] *
justastranger waves
L290[07:23:24] <Vexatos> for 0.6.0 having
immibis' periphs xD
L291[07:23:32] <asie> Vexatos: 0.4.x
already works on 1.7.10
L292[07:23:34] <asie> just update your
AsieLib
L293[07:23:49] <asie> anyway, AFK
L295[07:27:47] *
istasi wonders how the devil filesystem:write () works
-.-'
L296[07:28:43] <istasi> for i=1,10 do
print ( computer.freeMemory () ) f:write ('test') print
(computer.freeMemory () ) end, it drops like 20k per write, 10k
until next, this uses ~100kb alone until gc comes and clean up
shit
L297[07:28:47] <justastranger> magic
man
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L299[07:32:22] <istasi> actually drops
lower than that even -.-
L300[07:32:30] <istasi> meh
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L302[07:40:28] <istasi> such GC abuse,
sigh -.-
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L306[07:49:23] <istasi> pretty ^^
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L314[08:23:01] <Kodos|Tablet> o/
L315[08:23:48] <Dean4Devil> o/
L317[08:24:53] <Kodos|Tablet> oooh
nice
L318[08:26:07] <Vexatos> Sangar.....
L319[08:26:13] <Vexatos> .-.
L320[08:26:14] <Vexatos> D.<
L321[08:26:53] <PsychokenesisKat> Verry
nice, Dean4Devil
L322[08:27:06] <Dean4Devil> ty :3
L323[08:27:25] <PsychokenesisKat> PSA:
Third person hour in 4 hours 33 minutes
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L325[08:28:13] <asie> Techokami|Off:
cleaned up the radar code
L326[08:31:05] <Kodos|Tablet> radar?
L327[08:31:21] <asie> OC entity
detection!
L328[08:31:39] <Kodos|Tablet> computronics
or standalone
L329[08:31:48] <Vexatos> asie: Can it
return a player name?
L330[08:31:57] <Kodos|Tablet> ^
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L332[08:32:55] <asie> Vexatos: yes
L333[08:32:57] <asie> Kodos|Tablet:
computronics
L334[08:32:57] <Kodos|Tablet> \o/
L335[08:33:03] <Kodos|Tablet> x2
L336[08:33:52] <Kodos|Tablet> Will be back
at my pc in a bit
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L338[08:37:08] <asie> >default radar
range: 32
L339[08:37:12] <asie> >default RFID
range: 5
L340[08:37:16] <asie> radars will need
serious balancing measures
L341[08:37:23] <asie> also some
Computronics stuff will begin requiring power
L342[08:37:26] <asie> most notably chat
boxes, cameras and radars
L343[08:37:40] <asie> (unless you set
ignorePower in OC or set the power requirements to 0, that
is)
L344[08:37:48] <PotatoTrumpet> Gmm
L345[08:38:00] <asie> Ghh
L346[08:38:12] <PotatoTrumpet> Should I
make a storage system with App. Energestics?
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L349[08:45:51] <gjgfuj> asie: Where do I
find a wiki for computronics?
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L352[08:51:18] <Xilandro> Hopefully Asie
remembered that components can be powered through cable
L353[08:51:27] <Xilandro> Unless they
meant powered externally
L354[08:52:05] <Vexatos> asie: That sounds
nice
L355[08:52:20] <Vexatos> Make radars Tier
3, i.e. require t3 microchips
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L358[08:52:46] <Vexatos> Aww
L359[08:54:28] <Xilandro> Which version of
OC is less busted atm, 1.7 or 1.6
L360[08:55:40] <istasi> in lua, how can i
you know, do like this, term.setCursor ( {1,2} ), is that
table.unpack ?
L361[08:57:01] <istasi> nvm -.-
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L363[09:01:19] <Sangar> o/
L364[09:01:27] <istasi> hai \o
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L366[09:01:46] <Kodos> o/
L367[09:02:52] <istasi> sangar, i figured
something with filesystem:write (), why it acted so wierd with
buffer ... for i=1,10 do file:write('test') end .. uses ~100kb if
you print (computer.freeMemory ()), ofcourse gc clears it all up
once it gets too low.
L368[09:05:10] <Kodos> °͜°
L369[09:06:16] <istasi> dat smile (thought
he had something on his screen)
L370[09:07:15] <Sangar> so it's not really
using that much, the gc just didn't run yet, is that what you're
saying?
L371[09:09:13] <istasi> i dunno what im
saying, it just seems like, i cant determine when to flush to file
depending on what freeMemory is reporting, since its not really the
"correct" image its giving me.
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L373[09:12:03] <Sangar> have you tried
what i suggested last time? i.e. take multiple samples to give the
gc a chance to run? (mem = math.huge, for i=1,10 do
mem=math.min(mem, computer.freeMemory()) os.sleep(0) end
print(mem))
L374[09:14:12] <istasi> Yes, but any
amount of os.sleep(0) slows it down alot more than what i'd like
... instead just gonna do one freeMemory (), then check buffer size
against that, instead of doing it 'live' since that number flux
like crazy
L375[09:18:36] <Sangar> ofc it does ;) i
was suggesting that just for testing to see if *actually* uses that
much memory
L376[09:19:00] <justastranger> so
uhh
L377[09:19:13] <justastranger> Is the Not
Enough Mods link for 1.7.10 "official"?
L378[09:19:50] <justastranger> Because
it's giving fingerprint mismatches
L379[09:22:09] <Sangar> dunno what it's
linking to, but if it's the dropbox folder that'l linked in the
forums post, then sorta, yes. i have to build 1.7.10 on my local
machine because of a scala compiler issue in 1.7.10 and didn't have
the keystore at hand :P thanks for reminding me. i'll rebuild them
with signing later.
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L384[09:47:14] <PsychokenesisKat> What mod
adds the thingamajig?
L385[09:47:15] <PotatoTrumpet> test test
156
L386[09:47:23] <PotatoTrumpet> I love
thingamajigs
L387[09:47:35] <Kodos> >.>
Nothing.... yet...
L388[09:47:42] <Kodos> It's pseudocode,
mostly
L389[09:47:52] <PotatoTrumpet> Kodos, hows
KMatter Koming along?
L390[09:48:06] *
PotatoTrumpet sees what he did there
L391[09:48:41] <Kodos> K-Matter is dead,
pending a time where I can be bothered to set up a workspace for
1.7 with OC in it
L392[09:49:12] <PsychokenesisKat> It turns
out sailing ships refitted for oil can be worth 12k on a reasonably
sized run.
L393[09:49:21] <PotatoTrumpet> :O
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L395[09:49:31] <PotatoTrumpet> What mod
are you using?
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L397[09:49:55] <PsychokenesisKat> I think
it's called sailing ships
L398[09:50:00] <PsychokenesisKat> Just
search for sail
L399[09:50:06] <PsychokenesisKat> And it
has to be before 1890
L400[09:50:39] <PsychokenesisKat> I don't
need no loan any more :D
L401[09:51:10] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L402[09:51:20] <PotatoTrumpet> Aint no
body got money for dat
L403[09:51:34] *
PotatoTrumpet came in like a wrecking ball
L404[09:51:37] <PsychokenesisKat> 1862,
got 100k and I don't have a loan.
L405[09:52:49] <PsychokenesisKat> I get
roughly 30k a year from my ships :D
L407[09:55:47] <PsychokenesisKat> Just
added a 4th ship to my fleet, getting oil from another place.
L408[09:56:28] <PotatoTrumpet> :/
L409[09:56:34] <PotatoTrumpet> I have set
up a pass. sevice
L410[09:57:24] <PotatoTrumpet> In a little
bay
L411[09:59:04] <PsychokenesisKat> I went
for a map with a lot of water so I could use ships considering that
in 1850 there were no trucks or trains (apparently)
L412[10:01:33] <robhol> fucking adf.ly -.-
why do people insist on causing this much annoyance for
pennies
L413[10:01:45] <Kodos> I kind of want to
make a language within Lua that operates like LSL
L414[10:02:09] <Kodos> Or even do a custom
computer for it
L415[10:06:28] <robhol> LSL?
L416[10:08:34] <Kodos> It's the
programming language used in Second Life
L417[10:08:37] <Kodos> Linden Scripting
Language
L418[10:08:53] <Kodos> It's loosely based
on Java and C, but it is what's called 'State-based'
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L421[10:09:26] <Kodos> For example, I have
a gambling script, with waiting, playing, loser, and winner
states
L422[10:10:47] <SKSPhone> Is it based on
russian roulette?
L423[10:10:58] <Kodos> No, it's rather
simple actually
L424[10:11:13] <Kodos> Basically you pay
the game exactly 10 Lindens (The currency for SL)
L425[10:11:26] <Kodos> It does some
aesthetic stuff, and then it turns green if you win, or red if you
lose
L426[10:11:38] <Kodos> If you pay it
anything but 10L, it refunds it
L427[10:12:01] <Kodos> The pot starts at
50L, and goes up by I wanna say 3L every time someone loses
L428[10:12:09] <Kodos> When you win, you
get whatever the current pot is
L429[10:12:14] <SKSPhone> My favourite
version has a pool of sharks under the game, and if you lose you
get thrown in, and your items collected
L430[10:12:27] <Kodos> Lol
L431[10:12:44] <SKSPhone> Great for
arcades.
L432[10:12:44] <Kodos> Honestly, you could
do that in MC with redstone, trapdoors, Mo Creature's pirahnas and
hoppers
L433[10:12:51] <SKSPhone> Yep.
L434[10:13:12] <Kodos> If I could be
bothered to dick with IDs, I'd probably add Mo Creatures to my main
pack
L435[10:13:56] <SKSPhone> I'm going to add
Mo Creatures to my pack, as a squid there is no danger atm.
L436[10:14:03] <Kodos> lol
L437[10:14:13] <Kodos> Fuck it, let me get
an NEI dump
L438[10:14:38] <SKSPhone> Also, someone
can play shark.
L439[10:14:49] <SKSPhone> da-dum
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L441[10:15:20] <Kodos> Hey fuck you, when
I was little my parents had to take me to the hospital to have them
drug me to get sleep after I stayed up for a week because I didn't
want to have nightmares of that shit
L442[10:16:38] <PotatoTrumpet> Did you
have a nightmare?
L443[10:17:01] <SKSPhone> Wow, hardcore.
Just to re-assure you, you are more likley to die of falling
coconuts or vending machines
L444[10:17:58] <SKSPhone> :)
L445[10:18:13] <PotatoTrumpet> Mostly
vending machines
L446[10:18:19] <PotatoTrumpet> those evil
little monsters
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L448[10:19:04] <Kodos> I didn't have a
nightmare, but
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L450[10:19:24] <Kodos> After we were at
the hopital for 3 hours, they discharged me (I was still out cold
during discharge)
L451[10:19:33] <Kodos> My parents took me
home, and I ended up sleeping for 3 days
L452[10:19:50] <Kodos> A combination of
the medicine they gave me, and the fact that I hadn't slept in a
week
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L455[10:23:02] <PsychokenesisKat> 702k
moneys, beat that PotatoTrumpet
L456[10:23:38] <PsychokenesisKat> Nice
looking Dean4Devil, my generators are usually just some random
wires and crap in my basement.
L457[10:24:14] <Dean4Devil> I may or may
not make a video showing all of it in action as soon as its
finished ;)
L458[10:26:03] <PsychokenesisKat> Have you
ever had the misfortune of seeing one of my survival computer
rooms?
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L460[10:27:09] <PsychokenesisKat> I
usually start with a building someone else has moved out of (or was
pre-generated), fix it up, put some solars on the roof, and the
interior is just some crazy wires and computers
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L464[10:47:42] <PsychokenesisKat> o/
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L466[10:54:35] <Dean4Devil>
PsychokenesisKat: 3rd Person hour in 0x1h, 0x??m
L467[10:57:48] <PsychokenesisKat> TPH 0x03
hours 0x03 minutes
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L470[11:06:37] <PsychokenesisKat>
Muahahaha, moneys are sustainable :D
L471[11:07:07] <JoshTheEnder> i read that
as monkeys are sustainable
L472[11:07:44] <PsychokenesisKat>
Sustainable is un-sustainable
L473[11:09:08] <Kilobyte> JoshTheEnder: so
did i
L474[11:09:28] <Kilobyte> in fact, it took
me 30 secs at least to figure out the diff
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L479[11:22:44] *
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L482[11:28:55] <Kodos> Bleh, idk what to
make with this
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L484[11:33:02] <Kilobyte> <3 my
wrapper
L485[11:33:03] <Kilobyte>
_(term.isAvailable() or os.exit(1))
L486[11:33:13] <Kilobyte> makes stuff much
more compact
L487[11:33:40] <Kilobyte> because without
that its no valid lua
L488[11:40:50] <JoshTheEnder> hmm, what to
work on.... EnderBot2, LaserCraft or something else
L489[11:41:53] <robhol> Kilobyte: what's
it do
L490[11:43:00] <robhol> also, I wanted to
get a test world up and running, but opening my inventory instantly
crashes. it's probably NEI related rather thn oc, but did anybody
else have this issue?
L491[11:43:52] <robhol> 1.7.2 with latest
recommended forge for that version, codechickencore, nei, oc and
buildcraft are all I've got installed
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L494[11:48:36] <PsychokenesisKat> woo, 1.7
million moneys :D
L495[11:49:50] ***
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L496[11:50:04] <Kodos|Zzz> Will finish
this stupid thing tomorrow, and figure out a use for it
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L503[12:11:31] <PsychokenesisKat> 10
million moneys :D
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L505[12:11:43] <JoshTheEnder> o/
Techokami
L506[12:12:19] <Kilobyte> robhol: _ does
nothing :P
L507[12:12:32] <Kilobyte> it just allows
me to do stuff i couldn't do otherwise
L508[12:12:45] <Kilobyte>
term.isAvailable() or os.exit(1) is a syntax error
L509[12:12:47] <robhol> oh, instead of
wrapping it in parentheses or something
L510[12:12:51] <Kilobyte>
_(term.isAvailable() or os.exit(1)) isn't
L511[12:13:12] <Kilobyte> it is a short
from of writing
L512[12:13:22] <Kilobyte> if not
term.isAvailable() then os.exit(1) end
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L517[12:18:44] <JoshTheEnder>
Raga_BuildCraftUrbanist, before you talk and cut into people's
timestamps, may i ask that you shorten your name a bit?
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L519[12:24:21] <PsychokenesisKat> .l
string.len("PyschokenesisKat")-string.len("JoshTheEnder")
L520[12:24:21] <^v> PsychokenesisKat,
4
L521[12:25:21] <Kilobyte> JoshTheEnder:
for me thats no issue :P
L522[12:25:31] <JoshTheEnder> Kilobyte, it
still is for some
L523[12:25:43] <Kilobyte> if a nickname
takes up one line the message goes to next line
L524[12:25:45] <Kilobyte> true
L525[12:26:35] <PsychokenesisKat> OpenIRC
solves such issues.
L526[12:27:46] <JoshTheEnder> my nick bar
autoexpands to fit long nicks in but it's a bit annoying if only
one person has a long nick because it just leaves a massive gap
that annoys me
L527[12:29:00] <PsychokenesisKat> OpenIRC
solves such issues.
L528[12:29:34] <JoshTheEnder> yes but i
dont feel like running minecraft just to use a client that resolves
the issue
L529[12:29:54] <Kilobyte> my client has no
nick bar
L530[12:30:03] <Kilobyte> nicks just get
prepended to the message
L531[12:30:14] <Kilobyte> only 2 bars:
timestamp and message
L532[12:30:18] <JoshTheEnder> Kilobyte,
what client are you using?
L533[12:30:21] <Kilobyte> kvirc
L534[12:30:31] <JoshTheEnder> hmm, i'm
using hexchat
L535[12:30:49] <Kilobyte> yeah, i don't
like hexchat
L536[12:30:58] <Kilobyte> sadly kvircs
scripting language sucks
L537[12:31:09] <Kilobyte> its like the
bastard child of bash and perl
L538[12:31:15] <JoshTheEnder> lol
L539[12:31:50] <JoshTheEnder> HexChat
supports Perl and Python OotB but i think i remember a plugin that
allowed it to do ruby
L540[12:32:04] <Kilobyte> i usually use
weechat
L541[12:32:24] <Kilobyte> scriptable in
lua, python, ruby, perl, tcl and scheme out of the box
L542[12:32:47] <Kilobyte> but atm it
segfaults on launch
L543[12:32:54] <Kilobyte> because perl
update broke it
L544[12:33:01] *
Kilobyte cba to fix
L545[12:33:02] <JoshTheEnder> lol
L546[12:33:34] <Kilobyte> weechat is
probably best client... even though its in beta
L547[12:33:46] <Kilobyte> 10 year beta
:P
L548[12:35:53] <Kilobyte> someone got mc
running atm and can test something for me?
L549[12:36:08] <JoshTheEnder> depending
what it is i could fire it up
L550[12:36:19] <Raga_BuildCraftUrbanist>
Yeah, I'm free.
L551[12:36:26] ***
Raga_BuildCraftUrbanist is now known as Raga
L552[12:36:46] <Raga> Dangit. Sorry.
L553[12:36:51] <Kilobyte> on lua
prompt
L554[12:36:56] <Raga> Didn't read what you
said earlier, JoshTheEnder
L555[12:37:04] <Kilobyte>
=os.getenv('HOME')
L556[12:37:17] <Raga> If I logout, will
your client's timestamp go back to normal?
L557[12:37:22] <JoshTheEnder> no
L558[12:37:28] <Raga> Oh. Hmm. :P
L559[12:37:35] <JoshTheEnder> because irc
doesnt work like that
L560[12:37:40] <Kilobyte> josh has to
restart client
L561[12:37:49] <Kilobyte> or maybe
/clear
L562[12:38:00] <JoshTheEnder> Kilobyte,
that still wouldnt do much unless i flushed my bouncer's
buffers
L563[12:38:15] <Kilobyte> my bnc buffers
get flushed whenever i send a message
L564[12:38:16] <Kilobyte> :P
L565[12:39:14] <JoshTheEnder> i had that
for a while but got annoyed because i'd say something then either
my phone/pc would crash and i wouldnt be able to see the
message
L566[12:39:36] <Kilobyte> my
computer/phone are more reliable :P
L567[12:40:31] <Techokami> Sangar, you
around? I got a question about using the fake player capabilties of
a robot.
L568[12:40:56] <JoshTheEnder> eh, phone is
generally fine but a lot of data in the buffers being sent to it
crashes AndroIRC (+ my phone only ever seems to have like 128MB of
ram free)
L569[12:40:58] <Sangar> Techokami,
yes?
L570[12:41:09] <Techokami> I've been
working on a radar block for Computronics
L571[12:41:20] <Techokami> I want it to
detect players, mobs, and robots
L572[12:41:24] <Kilobyte> Sangar:
ohai
L573[12:41:30] <Techokami> I got the first
two working perfectly
L574[12:41:32] <Sangar> hi Kilobyte
L575[12:41:56] <Techokami> BUT how do I
see the robots? I tried using the function that returns an
EntityPlayer but that doesn't seem to work
L576[12:41:58] <Sangar> Techokami, well,
the fake players are no 'real' entities, so they're not in the
entity list.
L577[12:42:13] <Techokami> that explains
why my solution wasn't working
L578[12:42:18] <Sangar> you'd have to
parse the tileentity list. which could be pretty bad for
performance :P
L579[12:42:24] <Techokami> GRUH
L580[12:42:38] <Techokami> damnit
L581[12:42:57] <Kilobyte> Sangar: btw,
working on v atm :P
L582[12:43:10] <Sangar> you could register
for the robots' movement event and track all robots manually. and
filter that list. might be more efficient.
L583[12:43:31] <Sangar> Kilobyte, cool.
working on new toys atm :P
L584[12:43:42] <Techokami> might just
scrap robot tracking :/
L585[12:43:47] <Sangar> yeah
L586[12:44:36] <Kilobyte> Sangar: i am a
bit worried about text input D:
L587[12:44:52] <Kilobyte> since i pretty
much have to implement it twice
L588[12:45:10] <Kilobyte> once for the
command bar, once for the main editor
L589[12:45:10] <Sangar> oh?
L590[12:45:13] <Sangar> oh
L591[12:45:22] <PsychokenesisKat>
oh!
L592[12:45:22] <Sangar> well, for command
bar you could use io.read(), no?
L593[12:45:37] <Kilobyte> what if command
gets longer than line length?
L594[12:45:46] <Sangar> it scrolls
horizontally
L595[12:45:56] <Kilobyte> yes... the
entire editor
L596[12:46:04] <Kilobyte> wait
L597[12:46:05] <Sangar> wot
L598[12:46:05] <Kilobyte> derp
L599[12:46:18] <Kilobyte> mixed up
horizontally and vertically
L600[12:46:20] <Pontiac_AtWork> Anyone up
for writing a new non-OC storage block?
L601[12:46:22] <Kilobyte> its fine
then
L602[12:48:09] <Kilobyte> Sangar: .*
doesn't match newline, does it?
L603[12:49:36] <Sangar> err, i dunno
tbh
L604[12:51:00] <Kilobyte> apperently it
does
L605[12:51:03] ***
Alissa is now known as Alissaway
L606[12:51:28] <Kilobyte> >
=("abc\ndef"):gmatch('[^\n]*')()
L607[12:51:28] <Kilobyte> abc
L608[12:51:29] <Kilobyte> this works
L609[12:54:05] <Vexatos> Sangar: That CSS
style is so awesome
L610[12:54:08] <Vexatos> I love ot
L611[12:54:09] <Vexatos> *it
L612[12:54:10] <Vexatos> .-.
L613[12:54:41] <Sangar> for the wiki?
yeah, i like it, too
L614[12:55:03] <Kilobyte> Sangar: now i
need to find out how to find terminal size
L615[12:55:14] <Vexatos> Okay, let's get
this contents page done, so I know what to put where
L616[12:55:20] <Kilobyte> i see nothing on
term api docs
L617[12:55:41] <Sangar> Kilobyte, atm the
term size is just the screen resolution (i.e.
component.gpu.getResolution)
L618[12:56:02] <Kilobyte> argh.... /me
adds size param to buffer
L619[12:56:33] <Sangar> i plan to overhaul
the term at some point :P but meh
L620[12:58:25] <Kilobyte> hmm
L621[12:58:42] <Kilobyte> v-script needs
callbacks for variable set
L622[12:59:07] <Vexatos> Sangar: Should
the wiki page for the Redstone I/O be redstone_io or redstone_i_o
?
L623[12:59:15] <Vexatos> Or something
different even
L624[13:01:16] <Sangar> dunno. redstone_io
looks cleaner?
L625[13:01:29] <Kilobyte> yeah
L626[13:03:16]
⇨ Joins: asie
(~asie@078088168214.elblag.vectranet.pl)
L627[13:04:03] <Vexatos> k
L629[13:04:54] <Vexatos> Should it be
alphabetically sorted?
L630[13:05:55] ***
alekso56_off is now known as alekso56
L632[13:09:23] <Vexatos> For
"hdd" to link to "hard_disk_drive" or
vice-versa
L633[13:09:50] <Sangar> Vexatos,
alphabetically is always good imho, and i'll add the plugin.
L634[13:10:05] <Vexatos> Do you prefer
"HDD" as the website or the full name
L635[13:10:29] <JoshTheEnder> Sangar /
Vexatos, link?
L636[13:10:43] <Vexatos> Not yet, Josh
:3
L637[13:10:46] <Sangar> hmm, i think the
'main' name in game is the full name isn't it? i'd say let's stick
to the names as they are ingame for the 'main' page name.
L638[13:10:48] <JoshTheEnder> :O
L639[13:10:59] <Vexatos> Sangar,
okay
L640[13:11:06] <Vexatos> I can make
"hdd" redirect then
L641[13:11:14] <Sangar> yep
L642[13:11:16] <Vexatos> same for
"graphics card" and "GPU"
L643[13:11:37] *
Sangar nods
L644[13:11:51] <Vexatos> There also needs
to be one page where all the crafting components and their recipes
are listed
L645[13:12:20] <Sangar> yeah, i guess
that'd be nice to have.
L646[13:12:27] ***
Raga is now known as Raga|AFK
L647[13:12:27] <Sangar> redirect plugin is
installed
L648[13:12:42] <Vexatos> API documentation
on the wiki isn't necessary, will be included in
"contents" though, linking to all the github wiki
pages
L649[13:12:55] <Vexatos> Or do you want to
move those?
L650[13:13:44] <Sangar> i actually think
yes. since i'm sure dokuwiki will allow styling it in a much more
readable way than it is on gh now. well, in the long run.
L651[13:13:46] <Kilobyte> Sangar: does
term.write(text, false) cut off the text at end of line?
L652[13:13:59] <Sangar> Kilobyte, iirc
yes
L653[13:17:23] ⇦
Quits: MichiBot (root@isis.pc-logix.com) (Ping timeout: 190
seconds)
L654[13:17:35] <Vexatos> Sangar: Okay
then
L655[13:17:43] <Vexatos> Wow, this is a
huge table
L657[13:18:25] <Kilobyte> Sangar: i think
i might use raw gpu operations in some place for better performance
lol
L658[13:18:30] <Kilobyte> like
scolling
L659[13:18:35] <Sangar> wow... maybe it'd
make sense to split this up into separate namespaces/categories and
only show the relevant parts...
L660[13:18:37] ***
Raga|AFK is now known as Raga
L661[13:19:00] <Sangar> Kilobyte, yes.
guess what edit does :P
L662[13:19:05] <Kilobyte> yeah :P
L663[13:19:17] <Kilobyte> atm the buffer
has no reference to the gpu though
L664[13:19:20] <Vexatos> Sangar:
Well
L665[13:19:27] <Vexatos> APIs will be in
api:something
L666[13:19:33] <Vexatos> Components in
component:something
L667[13:19:42] <Vexatos> and tutorials in
tutorial:something
L668[13:19:46] <Vexatos> those won't be in
this table
L669[13:19:56] <Vexatos> Just the link to
their "contents" page
L670[13:20:49] <Sangar> Vexatos, hmm, so
if blocks: and items: were a thing, in each category the table
could only show the "details" of the current category,
and links to the other categories (but not pages in the other
categories), maybe?
L671[13:21:28] <Kenny> Sangar: so far no
issues with build 488
L672[13:21:30] <Vexatos> But that would be
much more tedious to type then
L673[13:21:33] <Vexatos> (In the URL
bar)
L674[13:21:34] <Vexatos> :3
L675[13:21:40] <Sangar> Kenny, glad to
hear it! :)
L676[13:21:55] <JoshTheEnder> a wild Kenny
appeared
L677[13:22:07] <Sangar> Vexatos, well, as
long as the table isn't larger than the actual page content in most
cases... :P
L678[13:22:27] <Vexatos> Why not?
L679[13:22:30] <Vexatos> xD
L680[13:22:32] <Kenny> and i have nearly
every 'open' mod in the pack :)
L681[13:22:41] ***
Cazzar|Away is now known as Cazzar
L682[13:22:41] <Vexatos> It just reminds
the reader of "wow, this mod is HUGE"
L683[13:23:14] <Kenny> but a 1000 times
better then the other computer mod hehe
L684[13:23:49] <JoshTheEnder> Kenny, dont
you mean 1000^42?
L685[13:23:51] <JoshTheEnder> :P
L686[13:24:23] <asie> well
L687[13:24:32] <asie> i' mworking on
adding suport for the ***two*** competing computer mods now
L688[13:24:40] <asie> NedoComputers
(RP2-esque computers) and ComputerCraft (1.64pr3) now
L689[13:24:46] <asie> to
Computronics
L690[13:25:03] <Vexatos> Well, neither are
really competing
L691[13:25:27] <Vexatos> CC is
educational, thus not even in the right league
L692[13:25:42] <Vexatos> And NedoComputers
is extremely... well... FORTH
L693[13:26:21] <Kenny> why would you use a
scientific language for programming a computer in a game
L694[13:26:37] <Pontiac_AtWork> Sangar, is
it possible to have a computer have a storage container like a
robot has?
L695[13:26:52] <Kenny> it does.....
L696[13:27:00] <Kenny> the HDD :P
L697[13:27:06] <Pontiac_AtWork> No, I mean
ITEM storage.
L699[13:27:35] <Kenny> Pontiac_AtWork: be
serious. what irl computer has a storage container attached to
it
L700[13:28:01] <Vexatos> <--
L701[13:28:04] <Pontiac_AtWork> What IRL
robot has a storage container to it?... and hold for a link.
L702[13:28:10] <Vexatos> Mine has
one
L703[13:28:14] <Vexatos> right on top of
the CPU
L704[13:28:23] <Vexatos> So I can fry my
beef while gaming
L706[13:29:07] <Sangar> Pontiac_AtWork, it
would be possible.
L707[13:29:34] <Sangar> but not via an
item added to the computer.
L708[13:29:44] <Kenny> but it's not part
of the original computer.
L709[13:29:50] <Sangar> you'd have to
write an addon that adds a computer that explicitly supports that
:P
L710[13:30:40] <Pontiac_AtWork> Here's my
issue;
L711[13:31:06] <Kenny> Sangar: idea. why
not make the 2nd HDD slot in the computer a cd/dvd drive slot
L712[13:31:32] <Pontiac_AtWork> If you're
familiar with Applied Energestics "Interface" block,
you'll note that it has the capabilities of requesting X number of
items and keeping it stored internally.
L713[13:32:03] <Kenny> it is storing
'digital' data, not physical
L714[13:32:31] <Kenny> the physical is
stored in a container attached to the interface
L715[13:32:44] <Vexatos> Sangar: Check the
main page
L716[13:32:47] <Vexatos> at the bottom
:3
L717[13:32:56] <Pontiac_AtWork> Hey... AE
has digital storage... Could some interface be written between a
computer and the AE drive?
L718[13:33:13] <Kenny> the adapter
block
L719[13:33:24] <Sangar> Kenny, because
cds/dvds are just larger floppies, and hdds in oc are pretty much
"removable media" anyway :P
L720[13:33:58] <Sangar> Vexatos, looks
great!
L721[13:34:02] <Pontiac_AtWork> Will the
adapter block handle moving items between different places?
L722[13:34:04] <Kenny> dang, i was looking
at writing a cd player program
L723[13:34:17] <Kilobyte> plus cds/dvds
are only writable once
L724[13:34:20] <robhol> well, they'd
pretty much be single-write, wouldn't they
L725[13:34:28] <Vexatos> Sangar: Now
adding all the necessary redirects
L726[13:34:28] <Sangar> and that
L727[13:34:28] <robhol> not sure why
that'd be an advantage :3
L728[13:34:37] <Kenny> there are
re-writable cds and dvds
L729[13:34:47] <robhol> yes, but then
what's the point
L730[13:35:12] <Kilobyte> also, OC is
mostly themed around a time where there were no cds/dvds
L731[13:35:27] <robhol> both from a
usability and development perspective. They're just RW memory that
takes ages to use :L I should know, I've transferred my share of
files over CD-RW
L732[13:35:34] <Kenny> but i was looking
more at basically combining the MC jukebox with the OC computer so
you could play music through the computer
L734[13:35:50] <Sangar> as for the ae
interface, ae is inherently item movement oriented, oc isn't :P and
no the adapter can't push items out of or into inventory, exactly
because that's not oc's job :P
L735[13:36:12] <Sangar> Vexatos, yikes.
will do.
L736[13:36:43] <Kenny> Sangar, if the
inventory method is there you can use a program to move an item
from one spot to another
L737[13:36:53] <Sangar> yes
L738[13:36:57] <Sangar> but not into
another inventory
L739[13:37:14] <Pontiac_AtWork> Sangar>
Yeah, I understand that, but I'm trying to forumlate something
that'll act like AEs interface to limit the number of items that
are crafted and stored.
L740[13:37:33] <Vexatos> Also, you're
still lacking a favicon, Sangar
L742[13:37:50] <Sangar> Pontiac_AtWork,
sounds like something that should be an extra component block,
no?
L743[13:38:21] <Sangar> Vexatos, its in
there, must be your cache
L744[13:38:37] <Vexatos> Nope
L745[13:38:41] <Vexatos> Just cleared my
cache
L746[13:38:56] <Pontiac_AtWork> I have to
crush diamonds, which takes like 15 seconds each, and I need 20.
AEs interface block will do the request, but I'm having a hard time
thinking of a way to limit the number of world blocks to get the
task done.
L747[13:38:57] <Sangar> it shows the
favicon for me :/
L748[13:39:26] <Vexatos> Hmm
L749[13:39:36] <Vexatos> Now it shows for
me as well
L750[13:39:37] <Vexatos> weird
L751[13:40:16] <Sangar> well yes. 'weird'
is the inherent definition of browser caches.
L752[13:40:19] <Kenny> robhol: with
re-writable cds and dvds we get a larger storage medium than a
floppy( 4.7GB compared to 1.44MB )
L753[13:40:22] ***
dsAway is now known as ds84182
L754[13:40:55] <Kenny> and, yes, i know
that the floppy size is configurab'e
L755[13:41:01] <Vexatos> Oh, also going to
steal all the item textures and uploading them to the wiki
MWAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA
L756[13:41:02] <Sangar> but Kenny, in oc:
floppy=512k, hdd1=1024k. that's a pretty small gap to fit cds/dvds
into :P
L757[13:41:03] <robhol> why not just make
flash memory then
L758[13:41:06] *
robhol hides
L759[13:41:16] <Kenny> 720K
L760[13:41:19] <robhol> optical media are
clunky as hell
L761[13:41:54] <Kilobyte> Sangar: huh, is
/ still readonly in latest 1.3?
L762[13:42:01] <Kilobyte> or did you
change that
L763[13:42:06] <Kenny> and Sangar, to go
realistic the floppy should be 360K
L764[13:42:12] <Kilobyte> because the
version i use it apperently is
L765[13:42:23] <Sangar> Kilobyte, err, it
will always be until you install openos onto a rw medium.
L766[13:42:25] <PsychokenesisKat> I say
there should be cheap flash memory that dies after a number of
write cycles
L767[13:42:29] <PsychokenesisKat> or
rather EEPROM
L768[13:42:35] <Kilobyte> oh, the floppy
isn't?
L769[13:42:40] <Sangar> nope
L770[13:43:11] <Sangar> loot disks are all
read-only, getting their data from the jar, to avoid unnecessarily
spamming the save dir.
L771[13:43:17] <Kilobyte> Sangar: btw, the
hard disks sound as if they were just head crashing
L772[13:43:36] <Kenny> to my knowledge,
floppy went: 360 720 (for 5.25) 720 1.44 (for 3.5)
L773[13:43:38] <Sangar> Kilobyte, yeah.
they aren't tho :P i recorded that from a perfectly healthy hdd
myself >_>
L774[13:43:47] <Kilobyte> xD
L775[13:43:59] <PsychokenesisKat> There's
also the 2.88M format
L776[13:44:43] <PsychokenesisKat> I've
never seen a 2.88 FD myself though- hell, it's probably the same,
just a different formatting.
L777[13:45:09] <Kenny> the 2.88 was a
generic written format to screw with MS
L778[13:45:24] <PsychokenesisKat> Ah,
hence the reason no-one has heard of it.
L779[13:45:44] <Kenny> i've heard of it,
even tried it. it was buggy
L780[13:46:00] <PsychokenesisKat> I have
several computers with a BIOS that supports it
L781[13:46:53] <Kenny> but it required
installation on whatever computer you wanted to use
L782[13:47:15] <Kenny> and if you wanted
to use it on another computer, install before you could use
L783[13:47:51] <Kenny> that was one of the
reasons it faded from the scene so quickly
L784[13:48:40] <PsychokenesisKat> Did it
use the standard media though?
L785[13:49:13] <Vexatos> Sangar: What was
that markdown plugin you installed
L786[13:49:18] <Kenny> yes iirc
L787[13:49:40] <PsychokenesisKat> I'll
have to experiment with this eventually, then.
L789[13:50:33] <Vexatos> k
L790[13:50:50] <Vexatos> Beginning the
copypasta then
L791[13:50:55] <Sangar> :D
L792[13:52:54] <Vexatos> The
"ComponentAccess" and "signals" page should go
into components, right?
L793[13:55:52] <Sangar> i think that'd
make sense, yes
L794[13:57:57] <PsychokenesisKat> 3
minutes till third person hour
L795[13:58:10] <Pontiac_AtWork> dokuwiki
FTMFW.
L796[13:58:10] <PsychokenesisKat> 2
L797[13:59:04] <ds84182> I just got a
great idea for a OpenComputers arch
L798[13:59:08] <PsychokenesisKat> 1
L799[13:59:10] <ds84182> Fricken
linux
L800[13:59:15] <ds84182> Because of
UML
L801[13:59:36] <PsychokenesisKat> 30
sec
L802[13:59:50] <PsychokenesisKat> 15
sec
L803[14:00:00] <PsychokenesisKat> 5
sec
L804[14:00:07] <PsychokenesisKat> TPH
begins now
L805[14:00:31] *
PsychokenesisKat wonders if anyone understands'
L806[14:00:33] <ds84182> Sangar, soo here
comes the question... how do I go about creating a new Arch for
OpenComputers
L807[14:00:35] *
JoshTheEnder farts
L808[14:00:40] *
JoshTheEnder slaps ds84182
L809[14:01:06] <Sangar> ds84182, have you
had a look at the Architecture interface?
L810[14:01:16] <Kilobyte> Sangar: i have a
request
L811[14:01:25] <Sangar> uh oh
L812[14:01:25] *
PsychokenesisKat proposes a rule: If one speaks in first person
during third person hour, they are not allowed to participate until
the next TPH
L813[14:01:26] *
Vexatos throws Kilobyte around
L814[14:01:27] <Kilobyte> basicly the
ability to flush the library cache
L815[14:01:34] *
Vexatos throws Kilobyte around
L816[14:01:41] <asie> Sangar: What's the
unit for OC power?
L817[14:01:45] <asie> as in, compared to
RF, or MJ
L818[14:01:46] *
Vexatos throws asie around
L819[14:01:51] <Kilobyte> because if i am
debugging a lib its very painful if i have to reboot the computer
each time
L820[14:01:52] *
asie throws Vexatos into a portable tape drive
L821[14:01:53] <Sangar> asie, it's 1:1
mj
L822[14:01:54] *
asie plays Vexatos
L823[14:01:56] *
Vexatos gives up
L824[14:01:56] <asie> Sangar: great!
L825[14:02:01] <Techokami> thank
you!
L826[14:02:06] *
Vexatos rages
L827[14:02:18] *
Techokami rewinds Vexatos
L828[14:02:21] <Kilobyte> Sangar: do you
agree?
L829[14:02:26] *
PsychokenesisKat listens to the terrible noise of uncompressed
binary data
L830[14:02:26] <ds84182> Sangar, I see it
but I have no idea what to do with it
L831[14:02:30] <Sangar> Kilobyte,
package.loaded = nil iirc
L832[14:02:39] <Kilobyte> yeah, but as
program :P
L833[14:02:46] <Kilobyte> like
flushlibs
L834[14:02:54] <robhol> grrrr, minecraft.
y u no work
L835[14:03:41] <ds84182> Kilobyte, edit
/bin/flushlibs
L836[14:03:49] <Kilobyte> yes...
L837[14:04:01] <Kilobyte> i just mean it
would be a good idea to ship with it
L838[14:04:03] *
PsychokenesisKat removes Vexatos from the portable tape drive and
inserts some Owl City
L839[14:04:13] <Sangar> ds84182, all right
good. you implement that in a class that implements your
architecture, i.e. takes care of "running it". to use it
ingame, you'll need a computer (block, item, ...) that creates a
machine using that architecture (see machine api).
L840[14:04:14] <Kilobyte> otherwise i'll
make a package avail through oppm
L841[14:04:45] <Kilobyte> gah
L842[14:04:48] <ds84182> Sangar, so it's
not as simple as I once thought
L843[14:04:49] *
Vexatos likes Owl City
L844[14:04:50] <ds84182> yay
L845[14:04:55] <Kilobyte> debugging is a 3
step process atm
L846[14:04:59] *
Vexatos converts his Owl City albums to DFPWM now
L847[14:05:14] <Kilobyte> 1. run install
script in IDE, 2. replug HDD, 3. reboot
L848[14:05:17] <Kilobyte> then run
L849[14:05:27] *
PsychokenesisKat converts his owl city remixes into DFPWM, and the
pictures into something displayable
L850[14:05:40] <Kilobyte> woot it
runs
L851[14:05:51] *
PsychokenesisKat feels like watching Clannad again
L852[14:06:10] <Sangar> Kilobyte, mm,
dunno. it's a one liner that'd only be useful to lib devs :P i'd
expect people who code libs to be able to write that program
themselves ;) or oppm install flushlibs your program :D
L853[14:06:19] <Kilobyte> true
L854[14:06:54] <Dean4Devil> How much
energy does a computer use? Or how is it determined if it can
vary?
L855[14:07:07] *
PsychokenesisKat wonders about writing a system that allows
installing OpenOS into a floppy using only one drive and swapping
out drives
L856[14:07:13] <Sangar> ds84182, yeah.
i've been thinking of making libs... selectable via item (possibly
bound to cpu, but that could get messy, with tiered cpus per
arch...), but for now that's how it is.
L857[14:07:40] <asie> Dean4Devil: read
opencomputers.cfg
L858[14:07:48] <asie> PsychokenesisKat:
hmm
L859[14:07:57] <asie> i need to watch
Clannad too
L860[14:08:27] <ds84182> I feel it would
be better to tie arches to the cpus, so then the same standard case
could be used with different arches
L861[14:08:27] *
PsychokenesisKat thinks Clannad is an awesome anime, and After
Story is even better, even if a huge emotional
rollercoaster
L862[14:08:31] <asie> btw
L863[14:08:34] <Sangar> Dean4Devil, what
asie said. and note that that's the amount used while it does
something. if the computers can sleep for several ticks (i.e. you
os.sleep() and no signals arrive) it'll use less than that.
L864[14:08:37] <asie> ds84182: no ->
multiple CPUs
L865[14:08:40] <asie> also!
L866[14:08:51] <asie> Computronics 0.5.0
will be finally coming out on Tuesday or so
L867[14:08:52] <Vexatos> Also, Sangar: You
might want links to stick out a little more
L868[14:08:52] <Dean4Devil> ty
L869[14:08:57] <asie> and it will bring a
massive amount of changes
L870[14:08:59] <Vexatos> Currently, links
are white on light gray
L871[14:09:10] <asie> radars!
ComputerCraft 1.64pr3 support! portable tape drives! fixes! fixes!
FIXES!
L872[14:09:16] *
PsychokenesisKat is excited about Computronics 0.5.0
L873[14:09:25] <Vexatos> white on dark
grey*, normal text is light grey on dark grey
L874[14:09:30] <Sangar> Vexatos, could you
make a list so i can take care of all the css adjustments in one
go? that'd be great.
L875[14:09:30] *
Vexatos is excited as well
L876[14:09:31] *
PsychokenesisKat is excited about portable tape drives, and wonders
if they use energy
L877[14:09:34] <asie> nope!
L878[14:09:36] <asie> neither will tape
drive
L880[14:09:56] <ds84182> And now it's time
to make an ARM co-processor because gamax requested it
L881[14:09:56] <asie> so far only radars
will use energy
L882[14:10:00] *
PsychokenesisKat can now walk around swapping out tapes while
mining or running around on the server
L883[14:10:29] <asie> yup! it will work
sort of like that
L884[14:11:19] ⇦
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error: Connection reset by peer)
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L887[14:12:06] *
PsychokenesisKat is annoyed that this picture-to-ascii converter
doesn't support images more than 2000 pixels
L888[14:12:21] *
Vexatos thinks 2000 pixels are enough
L889[14:13:44] *
PsychokenesisKat thinks these colours are too washed
out
L890[14:15:25] <Vexatos> Sangar: Is the
Abstract Bus Component for use with the adapter block?
L891[14:15:40] <Sangar> Vexatos, thanks.
and no, it's a card.
L892[14:15:41] <Vexatos> Not sure in which
category to put it
L893[14:15:43] <Vexatos> Ah
L894[14:15:50] <Vexatos> Because I have
"native components"
L895[14:15:57] <Vexatos> and "Adapter
Block Components"
L896[14:16:07] <Vexatos> Maybe make a
third category then
L897[14:16:16] <Sangar> block, item,
adapter, yeah
L898[14:16:39] *
PsychokenesisKat thinks he just crashed pastebin
L900[14:17:16] <PsychokenesisKat> Oh,
that's why it isn't happy. This ASCII is 2GB
L902[14:17:25] <Sangar> Vexatos, hmm, if
gpu and redstone is in native, why not put the abstract bus in
there, too?
L903[14:17:36] <Vexatos> True
L905[14:17:59] <Kenny> also< Vexatos.
the adapter block has (in essence) a lot more components than
that
L906[14:18:02] <Kilobyte> yes, i already
implemented toggable line numbers
L907[14:18:12] <Sangar> Kilobyte, very
impressive >_> ;)
L908[14:18:17] <Vexatos> Kenny: Yes, but
not in "vanilla" OC
L909[14:18:24] <Vexatos> OpenComponents
will get its own section
L910[14:18:32] <Vexatos> Or wait
L911[14:18:37] <Vexatos> Note blocks
already require OCC
L912[14:18:39] <Sangar> yes
L913[14:18:43] <Kenny> RiM is a totally
separate mod, not a component
L914[14:18:48] <Vexatos> Mhm
L915[14:18:52] <Kilobyte> Sangar: ikr...
its just... i am happy it worked
L916[14:18:56] <Vexatos> I just copypasted
from the github wiki D:<
L917[14:19:03] <Sangar> Kilobyte, haha, i
can relate to that ;)
L918[14:19:23] <Sangar> Vexatos, yeah, on
the github wiki it says it requires occ tho :P but yeah, just make
the adapter block components the occ category.
L919[14:19:44] <Sangar> i don't think oc
itself has *any* adapter block drivers.
L920[14:19:48] <vifino> dafuq is occ
L921[14:20:03] <Kenny>
OpenComponents
L922[14:20:06] <Sangar> open components.
it doesn't make sense, i know. but i'm to lazy to spell it out all
the time :P
L923[14:20:12] <vifino> lol
L924[14:20:21] <vifino> I thought it would
be like gcc
L925[14:20:23] <vifino> :<
L927[14:20:31] <Sangar> (well, the modid
is OpenComputers|Components iirc, so it kinda makes sense in that
regard)
L928[14:20:40] <Kenny> OCC=
OpenComputers/Components
L929[14:20:57] <Sangar> Vexatos, I
guess
L930[14:20:58] <Kenny> damn, you got me
that time hehe
L931[14:21:03] <Sangar> :>
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L933[14:22:32] <Kilobyte> Sangar: next
step... the command line
L934[14:24:06] <PsychokenesisKat> Damnit,
the colour picture is still 191MB
L935[14:24:15] <vifino> Kilobyte: :o
L936[14:24:22] <Kilobyte> vifino: ?
L937[14:24:32] <vifino> Kilobyte: gcc for
oc pls
L938[14:24:33] <vifino> lel
L939[14:24:44] <vifino> or g++
L940[14:24:50] <Kilobyte> lolno
L941[14:24:53] <vifino> aw
L942[14:25:19] <Kilobyte> i might write a
lua 'compiler' though that takes a set of lua files and merges
them
L943[14:25:27] <vifino> ._.
L944[14:25:32] <vifino>
"compiler"
L945[14:25:37] *
vifino leaves
L946[14:25:56] <Vexatos> Sanar: Where
should NonstandardLuaLibs go?
L947[14:26:24] <vifino> I wanna has torch
in oc
L948[14:26:35] <vifino> neural networks
ftw
L949[14:26:50] <JoshTheEnder> Vexatos,
when will the wiki be available? i wanna help contribute to
it
L950[14:26:53]
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L951[14:26:53]
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L952[14:27:38] <Vexatos> JoshTheEnder:
Once I copypasted all the github files
L953[14:27:42] <Vexatos> and set
everything up
L954[14:27:45] <JoshTheEnder> ok
L955[14:27:49] <Vexatos> and sangar fixed
ugly CSS
L956[14:27:53] <Vexatos> and Sangar
agrees
L957[14:28:00] ***
vifino is now known as vifino|away
L958[14:28:05] <Vexatos> btw, that gist
with ugly CSS is growing xD
L959[14:28:34] <Sangar> :P
L960[14:28:52] <Sangar> so, JoshTheEnder,
you into css? >_>
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L963[14:29:12] <Vexatos> Getting
larger
L964[14:29:19] <JoshTheEnder> not really,
i use pre-made ones. havent bothered to try it myself
L965[14:29:26] <Sangar> too bad
L966[14:29:58] <Vexatos> <Vexatos>
Sangar: Where should NonstandardLuaLibs
go?
L967[14:30:21] <Kenny> if i knew what
everything linked to i could do it.
L968[14:30:38] <Sangar> Vexatos, hmm,
dunno.
L969[14:30:53] <Sangar> misc: for now
:P
L970[14:31:57] <Sangar> Kenny, i was half
joking, i'll probably have to mess with the php a little, too, and
i cba to set up ftp access.
L971[14:32:03] <Sangar> but thanks
anyway
L972[14:32:32] <Kenny> ok
L973[14:32:59] <Kenny> don't really need
ftp access to do adjustments :P
L974[14:33:32] <Vexatos> Sangar should do
it himself
L975[14:33:37] <Vexatos> He
L976[14:33:41] <Vexatos> He will make it
nice .3
L977[14:33:49] <Pontiac_AtWork> Note to
self: Don't make your base walls and long hallways out of
obsidian.
L978[14:33:49] <Vexatos> (And yes, I am
suggesting that Kenny wouldn't)
L979[14:33:50] <Kenny> all i need is a
link to the site. I can download the whole site to my web server,
make adjustments and let you see the results
L980[14:33:57] <Vexatos> >:D
L981[14:34:06] <Kenny> screw you
Vexatos
L982[14:34:09] ***
Kenny is now known as Kenny|AFK
L983[14:34:10] <Kilobyte> fok
L984[14:34:14] <Kilobyte> i lost the
game
L985[14:34:21] <Sangar> against whom?
:P
L986[14:34:37] <JoshTheEnder> Kilobyte, is
it /the/ game?
L987[14:34:41] ***
vifino|away is now known as vifino
L988[14:35:00] <Kilobyte> yes
L989[14:35:14] <JoshTheEnder> well fuck
you now i've lost as well
L990[14:35:17] <JoshTheEnder> :P
L992[14:35:46] <^v> Kilobyte, No desc by
Kilobyte22 0.27KB
L994[14:36:16] <Sangar> well, time to
win
L995[14:36:57] <Vexatos> Hmm
L996[14:37:15] <Vexatos>
"colours" should not redirect to "colors",
should it?
L997[14:37:40] <JoshTheEnder> Kilobyte,
just reminded my sister of the game, her response was
"Prick" :P
L998[14:38:03] <Kenny|AFK> yes it
should
L999[14:38:10] <Vexatos> Okay.
L1000[14:38:26] <Kenny|AFK> colours is
european spelling of american colors
L1001[14:40:59] <Vexatos> I know
>_>
L1002[14:41:04] <Vexatos> <--British
English and such
L1003[14:41:18] <JoshTheEnder> Vexatos,
you're British?
L1004[14:41:55] <Vexatos> No
L1005[14:41:56] <Vexatos> German
L1006[14:42:01] <JoshTheEnder> aww
L1007[14:42:03] <Vexatos> But we learn
British English in school
L1008[14:42:12] <JoshTheEnder> well, \o/
for that :P
L1009[14:42:14] <Vexatos> At least we
should
L1010[14:42:23] <Vexatos> *cough American
teacher cough*
L1011[14:42:27] <JoshTheEnder> lol
L1012[14:42:39] <Vexatos> Well, that was
primary school
L1013[14:43:01] <Vexatos> Currently, we
have a teacher whose husband is in the European parliament xD
L1014[14:43:38] <Kilobyte> JoshTheEnder:
xD
L1015[14:44:57] <Kilobyte> Sangar: how
does os.exit work?`
L1016[14:45:37] <Sangar> Kilobyte, it
throws an error in a special format that shell.execute (or
something in the execution chain anyway...) handles
accordingly.
L1017[14:46:41] <Kilobyte> gah
L1018[14:46:48] <Kilobyte> aka i cannot
use it inside a pcall
L1019[14:46:49] <Kilobyte> -.-
L1020[14:46:55] <Sangar> yes
L1021[14:47:03] <Vexatos> Also, Sangar:
The media manager seems pretty broken
L1022[14:47:49] <Sangar> it does?
L1023[14:48:32] <Vexatos> Batch
moving/deletion of images isn't possible :(
L1024[14:48:46] <Sangar> oh
L1025[14:49:36] <Vexatos> So it uploaded
all my files to the root system
L1026[14:49:56] *
PsychokenesisKat thinks this TPH has been wasted
L1027[14:49:57] <Vexatos> although it
should be in /items
L1028[14:50:23] <Vexatos> Anyways
L1029[14:50:47] <Sangar> should that be
possible? i.e. should i change the theme to default for the
meantime?
L1030[14:50:57] <Vexatos> No
L1031[14:51:00] <Vexatos> It shouldn't
be
L1032[14:51:23] <Vexatos> I think the
wiki could go public now, i.e. others may start contributing to it,
although I haven't set up an example page for showing wiki
conventions yet :(
L1033[14:51:31] <Vexatos> I think I'll do
that now
L1034[14:52:33] <Sangar> hm, there's a
'move' plugin, bt i'm not sure if that can do bulk operations
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L1036[14:53:45] <Sangar> hmm, let me try
something
L1037[14:54:18] <Kilobyte> Sangar: can we
add a setting to io.read()?
L1038[14:54:30] <Kilobyte> to make it not
scroll on hitting return
L1039[14:55:01] <Sangar> Vexatos, moved
stuff into items/
L1040[14:55:06] <Sangar> is everything
broken now?
L1041[14:55:36] <Sangar> Kilobyte, hmm,
lemme check if normal lua scrolls or not. if not it's wrong anyway,
otherwise... meh :/
L1042[14:55:45] <Kilobyte> nonono
L1043[14:55:47] <Kilobyte> as option
:P
L1044[14:55:58] <Sangar> but lua standard
api :P
L1045[14:56:01] <Kilobyte> as in, a
boolean (or a flag in a table) passed
L1046[14:56:12] <Kilobyte> additional, so
its backwards compatible
L1047[14:56:56] <Kilobyte> just would
save me scrolling down the entire buffer area again
L1048[14:57:05] <Kilobyte> or providing
my own patched version of read
L1049[14:57:33] <Vexatos> Sangar: Thank
you
L1050[14:57:40] <Sangar> hmm, standard
lua breaks. well, it's true it would be compatible... hm.
L1051[14:58:18] <Sangar> yeah... i
suppose that'd make sense in quite a few of scenarios.
L1052[14:59:15] <Vexatos> Sangar: First
item page done xD
L1053[14:59:27] <Vexatos> Scaling the
textures to 150px looks perfect
L1054[14:59:52] <Sangar> oh, great. then
we don't need two copies of the same? \o/
L1055[15:00:02] <Kilobyte> Sangar: woot
first editor command done
L1056[15:00:04] <Sangar> looking good
:)
L1057[15:00:07] <Vexatos> Yes
indeed
L1058[15:00:08] <Kilobyte> numbers
(true|false)
L1059[15:00:15] <Kilobyte>
enables/disables line numbers
L1060[15:00:23] <Vexatos> Should we wait
with the release until you fixed CSS and I got all the github
things copied?
L1061[15:00:52] <Sangar> i'll look at the
css stuff now, after that
L1062[15:01:16] <Kilobyte> Sangar: should
i PR it in?
L1063[15:01:21] <Vexatos> Okay, you
should reload the gist page
L1064[15:01:25] <Sangar> Kilobyte,
sure
L1065[15:01:25] <Vexatos> I added some
more things
L1066[15:01:31] <Sangar> ok
L1067[15:04:14] <Techokami> I am so good
at computers :V Sangar I'm going to need some guidance with regards
to robot upgrades consuming power
L1068[15:04:44] <Sangar> hmm?
L1069[15:05:05] <Techokami> well, I made
Radar Upgrades for robots
L1070[15:05:11] <Techokami> to let them
scan for entities
L1071[15:05:20] <Techokami> but I want to
consume a chunk of energy per scan
L1072[15:05:32] <Techokami> when I ran a
test scan
L1073[15:05:33] <Techokami> uh
L1074[15:05:38] <Techokami>
"Unrecoverable Error"
L1075[15:05:58] <Techokami> lemme push
the code I got right now
L1076[15:06:53] <PsychokenesisKat> Wow,
the quote for Nagato is "...", it's weirdly
fitting.
L1077[15:07:07] <Kilobyte> Sangar: where
is that thing defined?
L1078[15:07:15] <Kilobyte> also, i will
go with a flags table
L1079[15:07:16] <ds84182> I might add the
L2GPU as another GPU for OpenGX
L1080[15:07:21] <Sangar> Kilobyte,
boot/??_io i think
L1081[15:07:25] <Kilobyte> ah
L1082[15:07:27] <ds84182> Because
CCLights2 is waaaaay more powerful than what I have
L1083[15:07:49] <Kilobyte> basicly it
will be io.read(nil, {nowrap = true})
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L1086[15:08:31] <ds84182> I'm going to go
to windows
L1087[15:08:33] <ds84182> for
reasons
L1088[15:08:37] <ds84182> brb
L1089[15:09:03] <Sangar> Kilobyte, hmm,
a) it's not really 'wrapping', it's a newline after confirmation,
b) do you really expect more parameters there (justifying the
table)?
L1090[15:09:17] <Kilobyte> hmm
L1091[15:09:23] <Kilobyte> well,
true
L1092[15:09:28] ***
ds84182 is now known as dsAway
L1093[15:09:32] <Kilobyte> if that really
happens one can add
L1094[15:10:01] <Sangar> Techokami, looks
correct to me.
L1096[15:11:50] <Sangar> oh, fancy an
assertion error.
L1097[15:12:34] <Kilobyte> Sangar: these
lines in lib/term.lua i guess
L1098[15:12:42] <Kilobyte> 289 if
term.getCursor() > 1 then
L1099[15:12:42] <Kilobyte> 290
print()
L1100[15:12:42] <Kilobyte> 291 end
L1101[15:12:46] <Techokami> so I guess I
broke OC then, Sangar?
L1102[15:13:57] <Sangar> Kilobyte, also,
just me thinking out loud here, but maybe make it io.read(nil,
false) to suppress the newline? since it's *disabling* something,
so `true` would be weird, no? and then add a `and dobreak ~= false`
to what you just quoted, yes.
L1103[15:14:13] <Kilobyte> yeah
L1104[15:14:14] <Sangar> Techokami, quite
possibly :P
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L1106[15:14:27] <Techokami> well the good
news is, it isn't my fault then
L1107[15:14:29] <Techokami> oh hi
asie
L1108[15:14:38] <asie> Techokami: what's
wrong?
L1109[15:14:39] <Techokami> good news:
Radar Upgrades!
L1110[15:14:44] <asie> bad news?
L1111[15:14:50] <Techokami> bad news:
they break OC
L1112[15:14:59] <asie> what
L1113[15:15:00] <Techokami> assertion
error
L1114[15:15:00] <asie> how
L1115[15:15:06] <asie> crashlog?
L1117[15:15:19] <Techokami> it crashes
the robot
L1118[15:15:24] <Techokami> not
minecraft
L1119[15:15:42] <Techokami> the code is
in the github, Sangar said it looks fine
L1120[15:15:49] <Sangar> Techokami, so.
somehow you managed to corrupt the lua stack. will have to dig a
bit.
L1121[15:16:03] <Techokami>
beautiful
L1122[15:16:04] <Kilobyte> oh
L1123[15:16:10] <Kilobyte> thats why my
pc is so slow
L1124[15:16:13] <Sangar> i imagine an
error flew past some try catch
L1125[15:16:22] <Kilobyte> i have
rubymine + intellij + minecraft open
L1126[15:16:34] <Techokami> lemme
pastebin my radartest.lua then
L1127[15:16:52] <Vexatos> Sangar: Have
you already implemented the manual wiki registration approval
thingie
L1128[15:17:23] <Sangar> Vexatos, no, one
sec.
L1130[15:18:34] <Vexatos> Sangar: The
wiki going public with free registration wouldn't bee good ,)
L1131[15:18:52] <asie> Techokami: i guess
that's why OC 1.3 is an RC
L1132[15:18:54] <Sangar> Vexatos, well,
currently registration is disabled completely :P
L1133[15:18:56] <Techokami> hehe
L1134[15:18:59] <Vexatos> Oh
L1135[15:19:00] <asie> Sangar: any ETA on
a stable release?
L1136[15:19:03] <asie> Computronics 0.5.0
will depend on OC 1.3
L1137[15:19:24] <Sangar> asie, a couple
more days, to see if people find any more bugs
L1138[15:19:27] <asie> right
L1139[15:19:28] <asie> like we did now?
:P
L1140[15:19:34] <Sangar> yup :D
L1141[15:19:49] <Pontiac_AtWork> I
squashed a bug today.
L1142[15:19:51] <Vexatos> asie: You don't
want to move the computronics wiki to the OC wiki by chance? If
not, I will link to your wiki page in the Addons list
L1143[15:19:57] <Pontiac_AtWork> Made a
BIG mess on my windshield.
L1144[15:20:08] <asie> Vexatos: no
L1145[15:20:12] <asie> i do not want
to.
L1146[15:20:13] <Vexatos> Okay
L1147[15:20:17] <asie> what I *do* want
to do, though
L1148[15:20:23] <asie> is make Tapes
readable in CC Disk Drives (only labels, though)
L1149[15:20:31] <Vexatos>
>__>
L1150[15:20:32] <asie> because I love
cross-compatibility even if it's completely pointless!
^________^
L1151[15:20:38] <asie> Vexatos: I can't
make them playable in CC Disk Drives
L1152[15:20:38] <Vexatos> Noone cares
about CC in here xD
L1153[15:20:40] <asie> because CC's API
sucks
L1154[15:20:42] <asie> Vexatos: I
do
L1155[15:20:46] <asie> I care about all
three computer mos
L1156[15:20:47] <asie> mods*
L1157[15:20:51] <Vexatos> Yea
L1158[15:20:58] <Vexatos> Okay, Tape
drive in NedoComputers.
L1159[15:20:59] <Vexatos> Now.
L1160[15:21:26] <vifino> :o
L1161[15:21:33] <vifino> Just googles
nedoComputers
L1162[15:21:42] <vifino> ITS RP2
COMPUTAHS!!!!!!
L1163[15:21:42] <asie> Vexatos:
Done.
L1164[15:21:45] <asie> Kind of.
L1165[15:21:49] <asie> You can control
tape playback
L1166[15:21:52] *
vifino fanboys
L1167[15:21:54] <asie> but not read/write
it (but that's not hard to add)
L1168[15:22:18] <Techokami> vifino, it's
not RP2 computers, it's a custom arch that happens to use
FORTH
L1169[15:22:26] <vifino> ._.
L1170[15:22:36] <Techokami> but it's
similar enough
L1171[15:22:47] <vifino> ^^^^^
L1172[15:23:05] <Techokami> also the GUI
needs help
L1173[15:23:19] <Techokami> the screen is
too large for the default Minecraft window size
L1174[15:23:26] <Techokami> and it
doesn't scale down to fit
L1175[15:25:37] <Sangar> Vexatos, check
to see if you think the link color and redirect notice are
acceptable now.
L1176[15:25:43] <Vexatos> k
L1177[15:26:12] <vifino> Sangar: What
would you think of a forth port to lua?
L1178[15:26:14] <vifino> :P
L1180[15:26:46] <Sangar> Vexatos, i know
how they look, i was asking for feedback if they're distinct enough
:P
L1181[15:26:54] <Sangar> vifino, i think
it'd be slow :P
L1182[15:27:00] <Vexatos> Well, it's hard
to tell a difference there, still
L1183[15:27:00] <vifino> Sangar:
why?
L1184[15:27:03] <Vexatos> But the
redirect message is fine now
L1185[15:27:08] <Vexatos> But the other
one should be changed
L1188[15:27:40] <Sangar> vifino, because
it's a vm in a vm in a vm that has to yield for at worst 50ms
regularly :P
L1189[15:27:46] <gamax92> Techokami:
boo!
L1190[15:27:52] <vifino> Sangar:
shhh!
L1191[15:27:56] <Techokami> !oob
L1192[15:28:06] <Sangar> Vexatos, ah,
that's what the different classes are for
L1193[15:28:53] <gamax92> Techokami:
I'mma try to put this OPL3 simulator in MC
L1194[15:28:57] <Sangar> Vexatos, can you
link me to a redirect page?
L1195[15:29:01] <Techokami> good luck
gamax92
L1196[15:29:14] <gamax92> Techokami: but
I need halp. I cannot network.
L1197[15:29:23] <Vexatos> There
L1198[15:29:29] <Techokami> ask Sangar,
he's right here
L1199[15:29:35] <Sangar> thanks. also,
why is the background so dark for you o.O
L1200[15:29:52] <Vexatos> Shouldn't it be
this dark?
L1201[15:30:10] <Techokami> or read the
DFPWM code in AsieLib for an idea
L1202[15:30:23] <gamax92> or I can bother
asie.
L1203[15:30:24] <Sangar> Vexatos, lemme
check if i'm just seeing things first :P
L1204[15:30:32] <asie> gamax92: why
me?
L1207[15:31:35] <Sangar> no, it's
absolutely not
L1208[15:31:48] <Vexatos> Looks similar
to mee
L1209[15:31:51] <Vexatos> *me
L1210[15:32:01] <Vexatos> And I promise I
am not colour blind xD
L1211[15:32:05] <Kenny|AFK> to me
also
L1212[15:32:11] <gamax92> I can either:
Server simulates opl3, streams music to clients. Server sends raw
register changes, client is constantly simulating opl3 and modifies
accordingly. Server sends commands (register changes and delays),
client does all of that.
L1213[15:32:13] <Sangar> yours 0x1d2028,
mine 0x272b30
L1214[15:32:58] <Vexatos> The links
should really stick out, not that you make them bright red
L1215[15:33:01] <gamax92> probably not
the first one, because lots of network usage, and not the third one
because, commands could build up in a queue and run out of
memory.
L1216[15:33:05] <Vexatos> but something
easily recognizable
L1217[15:33:10] <Vexatos> Same for the
external links
L1218[15:33:23] <Sangar> wtf
L1219[15:33:30] <Sangar> wtf
firefox
L1220[15:33:41] <Sangar> in chrome your
image looks different than in firefox
L1221[15:33:48] <Sangar> and in chrome it
is indeed the same
L1222[15:33:51] <Sangar> gah
L1223[15:33:58] <gamax92> lol
L1224[15:34:02] <Sangar> and yes, i'll
tweak the colors some more
L1225[15:34:21] <Techokami> gamax92:
would probably be best to have the client do the work
L1226[15:34:26] *
Kenny|AFK uses ffox
L1227[15:35:09] <gamax92> Techokami: yeah
but, not sending delays doesn't build up a huge queue, but has the
potential to be timed wrong. Sending delays doesn't time wrong, but
has the potential to build up a huge queue.
L1228[15:35:23] <Techokami> hmmm.
L1229[15:35:26] <Kilobyte> Sangar: lol i
love how i can make debugging code just write to the text buffer
xD
L1230[15:35:46] <Vexatos> Sangar: I am
using ff
L1231[15:36:21] <Sangar> Vexatos, yes,
the page renders the same i'm sure. my ff must just be stupid in
the way it displays images or something...
L1232[15:36:30] <Sangar> probably some
color profile thing
L1233[15:38:26] <Sangar> Vexatos, tad
darker now, i think it's pretty distinct now
L1237[15:39:30] <Vexatos> Let me update
the gist then
L1238[15:39:37] <Sangar> all right, now
just the code highlighting...
L1240[15:40:32] <^v> Vexatos, No desc
Written in Markdown by Vexatos 0.36KB
L1241[15:40:32] <Vexatos> :
L1242[15:40:33] <Sangar> i wonder if
there's a dark theme for geshi... *googles*
L1243[15:40:39] <gamax92> what ya
doing?
L1244[15:40:42] <Vexatos> OC wiki
L1245[15:40:47] <Vexatos> Of doom
L1246[15:40:51] <gamax92> moving it from
github?
L1247[15:40:56] <Vexatos> No
L1248[15:41:08] <Vexatos> Well, in the
beginning, yes
L1249[15:41:19] <Vexatos> But I want it
to have much more detail
L1250[15:41:32] <Vexatos> Also including
sub-wikis for the OC addons
L1251[15:41:37] <Kilobyte> wot y u no
work
L1252[15:41:46] <Vexatos> and OC
tutorials
L1254[15:44:14] <Sangar> i'd like a dark
theme to have it blend in better
L1255[15:44:20] <Sangar> it's not...
ugly
L1256[15:44:22] <Sangar> just...
bright
L1257[15:44:58] <gamax92> Sangar is a
vampire?
L1259[15:45:58] <Techokami> !!!
L1260[15:46:01] <Techokami> about damn
time
L1261[15:46:09] <Techokami> now I won't
need to bum builds off Sangar :D
L1262[15:46:15] <Sangar> hehe
L1263[15:50:24] <istasi> can i get a
method list i can component.invoke on an address?
L1264[15:52:24] <Sangar> istasi,
component.methods(address) iirc
L1265[15:54:20] <gamax92> Techokami: are
packets fixed length?
L1266[15:55:18] <gamax92> :/
L1267[15:55:24] <gamax92> Sangar: are
packets fixed length?
L1268[15:55:33] <Techokami> iirc DFPWM it
changes based on speed?
L1269[15:55:44] <Techokami> if the speed
is fixed then you can use a fixed packet size
L1270[15:56:02] <gamax92> ehh, I'm not
sending audio though.
L1271[15:56:26] <Sangar> gamax92, what
packets?
L1272[15:56:39] <gamax92> Sangar: like
networking packets.
L1273[15:56:51] <Sangar> no
L1274[15:56:56] <asie> Techokami:
yep
L1275[15:57:01] <asie> DFPWm changes
packet size depending on speed
L1276[15:57:04] <asie> gamax92: nah
L1277[15:57:06] <asie> packets are any
length
L1278[15:57:21] <asie> gamax92: what is
that OPL3 thing?
L1279[15:57:27] <asie> i might be
interested in adding it to Computronics
L1281[15:58:13] <gamax92> has a
demo
L1282[15:59:06] <asie> gamax92:
neat!
L1283[15:59:13] <istasi> no
component.methods btw, but i can do it though proxy and pairs it
seems.
L1284[15:59:14] <asie> how do you want to
implement it in Minecraft?
L1285[15:59:43] <gamax92> uhh, not sure,
was going for a command pool idea.
L1286[15:59:57] <gamax92> asie: think of
it sorta like midi
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L1288[16:03:20] <Kilobyte> .openprg
L1290[16:04:21] <Kilobyte> sooo... if
someone is bored they can check out how my text editor does nothing
useful yet
L1291[16:04:55] ***
justastranger is now known as justastranger|zzz
L1292[16:05:02] <Kilobyte> has 3 editor
commands: quit! (exits), quit (bitches at you to use quit!) and
numbers (expects a bool param to enable/disable line numbers
L1293[16:05:28] <istasi> i'd like to see
the code if i may?
L1295[16:08:20] <asie> gamax92: meh
L1296[16:08:40] <gamax92> asie: ?
L1297[16:09:32] <asie> not really
interested
L1298[16:09:44] <asie> you can always
write an OPL3 emulator in Lua
L1299[16:09:45] <gamax92> I kinda
expected that.
L1300[16:09:46] <asie> and write it to
DFPWM
L1302[16:10:04] <gamax92> asie: You
expect that to be any kinds of fast or easy?
L1303[16:10:05] <Kilobyte> should
work
L1304[16:10:14] <asie> gamax92:
nope!
L1305[16:11:30] <gamax92> I'm also pretty
sure it would be impossible without a number library.
L1306[16:11:48] <v^> function
number.add(a,b) return a+b end
L1307[16:11:55] ***
Raga is now known as NekoRaga
L1308[16:11:56] <v^> GENIUS!
L1309[16:12:01] <Sangar> Kilobyte,
thanks, can you make the dowrap in io also dobreak? to be
consistent?
L1310[16:12:02] <gamax92> vifino: no,
like bc
L1311[16:12:14] <Kilobyte> derp
L1312[16:12:15] <gamax92> D: tab
completion
L1313[16:12:16] <Kilobyte> sure
L1314[16:12:31] *
vifino votes for bash ported to oc
L1315[16:12:45] ***
NekoRaga is now known as Raga
L1316[16:13:40] <Kilobyte> Sangar: how
can i update a PR?
L1317[16:13:54] <Sangar> just push to
your branch
L1318[16:14:09] <Kilobyte> ah, cool
L1319[16:14:14] <Sangar> yup
L1320[16:14:41] <Kilobyte> Sangar:
there
L1321[16:15:03] <Sangar> done
L1322[16:15:33] <Kilobyte> :P
L1323[16:15:59] <Kilobyte> anyways,
whoever wants to try my editor needs very latest OpenOS from
git
L1324[16:17:20] <istasi> where be the
code? :P
L1325[16:17:47] <Kilobyte> github
L1326[16:17:51] <Kilobyte> just get it
via oppm
L1327[16:17:55] <Kilobyte> oppm install
v
L1328[16:18:08] <asie> vifino: bloat to
OC? nooooo
L1329[16:18:13] <asie> port rc! from plan
9!
L1330[16:18:13] <Kilobyte> you cannot
actually edit yet
L1331[16:18:21] <vifino> asie: no u
L1332[16:18:24] <vifino> I want
bash
L1333[16:18:25] <Kilobyte> but you can
use the editor command line
L1334[16:18:31] <asie> vifino: but bash's
binary is 1MB
L1335[16:18:32] <gamax92> I want
ash
L1336[16:18:40] <asie> and that's
dynamically compiled
L1337[16:18:48] <Kilobyte> *linked
L1339[16:19:14] <gamax92> Kibibyte: dat
wm
L1340[16:19:25] <asie> dat i3
L1341[16:19:26] <asie> dat no dwm
L1342[16:19:34] <Kilobyte> yep
L1343[16:19:36] <Kilobyte> i3 is
epic
L1345[16:19:44] <gamax92> but nobody said
dwm?
L1347[16:20:30] <Kilobyte> i prefer
i3
L1348[16:21:02] <gamax92> i prefer
xfce
L1349[16:21:03] <asie> i prefer editing
dwm's code to be better than i3 for my specific usage
L1350[16:21:13] <gamax92> dammit wrong
old wm
L1351[16:21:16] <gamax92> fvwm?
L1352[16:21:18] <asie> i have twenty
patches if not more
L1353[16:21:21] <asie> gamax92:
mlvwm
L1354[16:21:27] <gamax92> yes, fvwm
L1356[16:21:33] <asie> er
L1357[16:21:38] <gamax92> yes
L1359[16:21:41] <asie> mlvwm
L1360[16:22:21] <gamax92> " Last
Modified : Jul 27, 2000" lol
L1361[16:22:30] <asie> ye
L1363[16:22:41] ***
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L1364[16:23:00] <gamax92> atleast fvwm
has been updated recently
L1365[16:36:24] <Vexatos> Wow
L1366[16:36:29] <Vexatos> Paint.NET 4.0
looks awesome
L1367[16:43:03]
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L1369[16:43:15] <Vexatos> D:
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L1371[16:51:56] <gamax92> Techokami: meh,
no motivation to write a mod.
L1372[16:52:48] <PsychokenesisKat> I have
returned from an hour-long fight to the death with the Ask
toolbar
L1373[16:53:08] <gamax92>
PsychokenesisKat: are you trying to tell me it took an hour to
remove a toolbar?
L1374[16:53:19] <PsychokenesisKat> That
things a bitch
L1375[16:53:26] <PsychokenesisKat> You
use Linux right?
L1376[16:53:34] <PsychokenesisKat> Ask
isn't a big issue on Linux
L1377[16:53:42] <gamax92> yes but even so
it shouldn't take an hour to remove a toolbar.
L1378[16:53:43] <PsychokenesisKat> But my
grandad uses Windows
L1379[16:54:17] <PsychokenesisKat> After
you remove it by deleting it from program files, it's still hiding
in every browser
L1380[16:54:28] <PsychokenesisKat> and
sometimes it still won't come out
L1381[16:55:08] <PsychokenesisKat> I
managed to get it out of my grandad's firefox, but Internet
Exploiter was lost (no loss there)
L1382[16:55:34] <gamax92>
PsychokenesisKat: you just manage addons and then click remove on
Ask
L1383[16:55:48] <PsychokenesisKat> But it
wasn't there!
L1384[16:56:03] <PsychokenesisKat> Yet
every time you opened IE, the homepage was set back to ask.
L1385[16:57:52] <gamax92> XD "Oracle
Corporation: Stop bundling Ask Toolbar with the Java installer
" 0 supporters
L1386[16:58:09] <gamax92> oh, now its
loaded
L1387[16:58:10] <PsychokenesisKat> Also
there was some other thing trying to masquerade as VLC and every
other media player out there
L1388[16:59:28] <PsychokenesisKat> my
grandad is also the person that lets Java update.
L1389[17:01:22] <Kenny|AFK>
PsychokenesisKat: you have to go into the Control Panel - Internet
options and reset the home page there
L1390[17:01:23] <gamax92> hmm
L1391[17:01:38] <Kenny|AFK> that's why IE
still has it coming up
L1392[17:01:39] <gamax92> Techokami:
Going to attempt to compile imfplay under djgpp
L1393[17:01:47] <Techokami> okay
L1394[17:05:40] ***
vifino is now known as vifino|away
L1396[17:06:31] <Sangar> still working on
it, but yeah :P
L1397[17:09:39] <PsychokenesisKat>
"Absolutely brilliant. Truly unique in its animation, story,
and execution. Best viewed while high as a kite, but view it
regardless." <-- You see that? That is why not to go
fishing for anime reccomendations on imgur. Far too
expensive.
L1398[17:11:39] <gamax92> Vexatos: I
request a button that causes all the elements on the wiki to
dance.
L1399[17:11:44] <gamax92> You can do that
right?
L1400[17:11:48] <gamax92> kthx
L1401[17:11:49] <Vexatos> No.
L1402[17:12:14] <gamax92> Vexatos: Every
time you say No, a kitten dies.
L1403[17:12:31] <PsychokenesisKat>
Vexatos: Say negative instead of n o
L1404[17:12:44] <gamax92>
PsychokenesisKat: you can say it.
L1405[17:12:47] <gamax92> just not
vex
L1406[17:12:54] <PsychokenesisKat> Or I
will be forced to rip you limb from limb using psychokenesis
L1407[17:12:55] <Vexatos> negative
L1408[17:12:58] <Vexatos> See? I can say
it
L1409[17:13:06] <gamax92> D: more kittens
died
L1410[17:13:49] <PsychokenesisKat> But...
Negative isn't no.
L1411[17:13:51] <gamax92> Techokami:
apparently imfplay is too heavy in non C standards (I.E. Borland
C++)
L1412[17:14:07] <Techokami>
delicious
L1413[17:14:15] <gamax92> Techokami: you
don't care do you.
L1414[17:14:40] <Techokami> :(
L1415[17:15:14] <Raga> mindstorm8191: I'm
no expert with tickets unfortunately. :P
L1416[17:15:29] <Techokami> so how much
nonstandard C is in the code anyway
L1417[17:15:40] <Techokami> I'm rather
rusty with my C skills
L1418[17:16:03]
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closed)
L1419[17:16:14] *
PsychokenesisKat decides the logical course of action would be to
slowly rip gamax92's limbs off until he lifts the
curse
L1420[17:16:15] <gamax92> I don't know I
didn't actually try, I just know it uses "delay" and some
borland screen library.
L1421[17:16:36] <gamax92>
PsychokenesisKat: how slow?
L1422[17:16:59] <PsychokenesisKat>
Quickly, until it starts to cause pain.
L1423[17:17:07] <PsychokenesisKat> Then
it would slow right down
L1424[17:17:20] *
PsychokenesisKat realises he may be somewhat sadistic
L1425[17:17:56] <gamax92>
PsychokenesisKat: Well, I'mma go change 49700 to 49716
L1426[17:18:12] <PsychokenesisKat> Will
that lift the curse?
L1427[17:18:44] <gamax92> no
L1428[17:19:55] <PsychokenesisKat> Well
lift the curse damnit
L1429[17:19:59] <PsychokenesisKat> it's
all I want
L1430[17:20:51] <Sangar> all right then,
this has to count as good enough. Vexatos, shall we link the
wiki?
L1431[17:21:33] <Vexatos> Go ahead,
anyone who wants to: All the page links are set up, you should
copypaste the github pages first
L1432[17:21:47] <Vexatos> May I link
it?
L1433[17:21:49] <Vexatos> :3
L1434[17:21:50] <gamax92> copypaste
copypasta
L1436[17:21:57] <Vexatos> Woo
L1437[17:21:57] <Sangar> ah
L1439[17:22:12] <gamax92> oooooooh
L1441[17:22:15] <Sangar> :D
L1444[17:22:23] <v^> such fancy
L1445[17:22:23] <Vexatos> All that
L1446[17:22:31] *
Vexatos highfives Sangar
L1447[17:22:44] <Sangar> \o
L1448[17:23:00] <Vexatos> o/ * \o
L1449[17:23:08] <Pontiac_AtWork>
Complaint about the highlight over the menu on the left.
L1450[17:23:10] <Sangar> anyway, someone
please try to register so i can test if that works.
L1451[17:23:27] <Sangar> Pontiac_AtWork,
good point, will fix
L1452[17:23:41] ***
Csstform|Away is now known as Csstform
L1453[17:23:42] <Vexatos> I like the
highlight
L1454[17:23:50] <Pontiac_AtWork> AND the
fixed width center.
L1455[17:23:53] <gamax92> "Looks
like there was an error on sending the password mail. Please
contact the admin!"
L1456[17:23:59] <gamax92> Sangar:
ADMIN
L1457[17:24:01] <Pontiac_AtWork> Vex>
If it reversed the text font, I'd be cool with that.
L1458[17:24:08] <Pontiac_AtWork> But its
basically white on white.
L1459[17:24:12] <Vexatos> Right
L1460[17:24:26] <Sangar> gamax92, all
right. kind of expected that :P
L1461[17:25:25] <Pontiac_AtWork>
"Looks like there was an error on sending the password mail.
Please contact the admin!"
L1462[17:25:38] <gamax92> Vexatos: when
you hover over that sidebar, the background goes light gray, which
looks bad with white text.
L1463[17:25:46] <Vexatos> Ah
L1465[17:26:01] <Sangar> Pontiac_AtWork,
fixed
L1466[17:26:04] <Vexatos> And go through
it regularly
L1467[17:26:09] <Vexatos> to see if
something's been derped
L1468[17:26:09] <Sangar> yeah
L1469[17:26:15] <Pontiac_AtWork>
Apparently I already exist.
L1470[17:26:24] <Vexatos> Or someone
forget a {{page}} include
L1471[17:26:40] <Sangar> now then, to fix
registrations...
L1472[17:29:40] <Pontiac_AtWork>
Sangar> I attempted to resend the email with a password reset,
and I got the same error.
L1473[17:30:07] <Sangar> ye, mail sending
isn't working
L1474[17:30:17] <Pontiac_AtWork> Ahh.. I
thought thats what you meant by fixed.
L1475[17:30:36] <Pontiac_AtWork> The
highlight is MUCH better.
L1476[17:32:42] <Sangar> yeah, meant the
highlight, so many things to fix :P
L1477[17:32:57] <Pontiac_AtWork> Got a
comfy chair I hope?
L1478[17:33:37] <Sangar> absolutely
L1479[17:33:52] ***
Csstform is now known as Csstform|Away
L1480[17:35:38] <gamax92> Hmm, the
highlight doesn't show up if what you're highlighting is the bold
part (where you are at)
L1481[17:36:32] <Pontiac_AtWork> That
could be excused. Why highlight what you're on?
L1482[17:36:33] ***
vifino|away is now known as vifino
L1483[17:37:40] <Pontiac_AtWork>
Sangar> Do you plan on getting Dokuwiki to hook into your VCS,
read source code and update the contents based on comments, or what
have you?
L1484[17:38:23] <Sangar> not really. way
too few comments in there anyway >_>
L1485[17:38:29] <Vexatos> Nope
L1486[17:38:33] <Vexatos> Just updating
manually
L1487[17:38:38] <Vexatos> ~o~
L1488[17:40:02] <gamax92> I have now
managed to hurt my self on the plastic clip for my belt.
L1489[17:40:59] <Pontiac_AtWork> You
could add tags within the comments that the dokuwiki engine could
parse out.
L1490[17:42:19] <Pontiac_AtWork> I have
dokuwiki at home. One of the pages dynamically renders my web page
via their plugin system. I had to write the plugin (It was a
'challenge accepted' thing) for it.
L1491[17:43:36] <Pontiac_AtWork> Daily,
one of my work VMs uploads a CSV to home, the home machine formats
the CSV into something my calendar parser can parse, then it
renders the page.
L1493[17:46:20] <binaryblade> where can I
get a list of the items that can be retrieved with
Items.get()
L1494[17:46:22] <Vexatos> Sangar: You
might want to make links that refer to a non-existing page a
different colour, so people know which pages need to be added
L1495[17:47:00]
⇨ Joins: dmod_
(uid32492@id-32492.uxbridge.irccloud.com)
L1496[17:47:04] <Pontiac_AtWork> Already
is? redstone card is available, while computer case isn't.
L1497[17:47:11] <Sangar> Vexatos, do they
have a different class?
L1498[17:47:30] <Vexatos> No idea, I know
that is possible, though
L1499[17:47:49] <Vexatos> the UE wiki I
worked on had links shown in green and links referring to an empty
dokuwiki page in red
L1500[17:47:53] <Sangar> binaryblade,
check the default.recipes file, names are the recipe names (but
*not* the oredict names)
L1501[17:48:22] <Vexatos> Oh
wait...
L1502[17:48:31] <Vexatos> Existing links
are white
L1503[17:48:37] <Vexatos> Non-existing
ones are blue
L1504[17:48:47] <Vexatos> Sangar, the
existing ones were supposed to be blue >___>
L1505[17:48:52] <Pontiac_AtWork>
Sangar> Yes, they do. 404s come up as class='wikilink2' and 200s
come up as wikilink1
L1506[17:49:22] <Sangar> oh, great
L1507[17:50:42] <Vexatos> So, FIX THE
COLOURZ!!!!11one
L1508[17:50:58] <Sangar> already done
:P
L1509[17:51:41] <v^> shoutout to
TsimFuckis hes a giant prick
L1510[17:52:51] <v^> wait no
nevermindsorry
L1511[17:52:57] <Pontiac_AtWork>
Sangar> can you PM me a password please since the email reg
isn't working?
L1512[17:53:19] <Vexatos> Nice colours,
sangar
L1513[17:54:02] *
Pontiac_AtWork chuckles
L1514[17:54:44] <Pontiac_AtWork> I'm
scrolling along, and my scroll lines for my mouse configuration is
such that it scrolls right past 'configurability'. I see the menu
on the left highlight contents, then configurability, and keep on
trucking to connectivity.
L1515[18:07:48] <robhol> has anybody else
run into a problem with NEI in 1.7.2 that causes minecraft to crash
when the inventory is opened?
L1516[18:08:30] <binaryblade> is a call
like ItemStack chipStack =
Items.get("oc:circuitChip1").createItemStack(1);
acceptable in the load event?
L1517[18:09:20] ***
LordFokas|off is now known as LordFokas
L1518[18:09:35] <LordFokas> \o
L1519[18:10:36] <Sangar> o/
L1520[18:10:49] <Sangar> all right, i
fixed the emailing in the wiki i think
L1521[18:10:57] <JoshTheEnder> o/
L1522[18:11:05] <Michiyo> robhol, yes
it's a known issue in NEI it doesn't happen to everyone
though.
L1523[18:11:27] <Michiyo> So, we has
wiki?
L1524[18:11:28] <robhol> hmm
L1525[18:11:42] <robhol> any known
"risk factors", workarounds, etc?
L1526[18:12:36] <PsychokenesisKat> well,
I'm off. 4 Am and there's places I need to be tomorrow morning.
o/
L1528[18:12:54] <Sangar> \o
L1529[18:13:41] <Pontiac_AtWork> I'm
going to try and twist Sangars arm to put comments in code to
automatically update the wiki.
L1530[18:13:46] <robhol> ocdoc, lol.
catchy
L1531[18:13:50] *
robhol hides
L1532[18:13:59] <Pontiac_AtWork> Just
pondering if I want to use a 3-cyl engine, or go all out and get
into a V8?
L1533[18:14:22] <Michiyo> I dig the
colors.
L1534[18:15:53] <gamax92> Sangar: it says
my account already exists but I've no email.
L1535[18:16:11] <Pontiac_AtWork> GA>
Check your spam.
L1536[18:16:12] <binaryblade> but it
seems to crash?
L1537[18:16:20]
⇨ Joins: MichiBot (root@isis.pc-logix.com)
L1538[18:16:22] <Sangar> gamax92, is
there a recover pw option? if so, could you try that?
L1539[18:16:58] <Pontiac_AtWork> The
recover password just fires off an email with a link. Up to that
point it doesn't give you the option to change the pword.
L1540[18:17:03]
⇦ Quits: Johannes13 (~Johannes@p4FDE976E.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
(Ping timeout: 190 seconds)
L1541[18:17:11] <Michiyo> my damn SSH
connection died so Michi went poof..
L1542[18:17:43] <JoshTheEnder> its saying
my user or pass is not correct even though i'm going by what it
emailed me........
L1543[18:17:44] <Sangar> Pontiac_AtWork,
it doesn't contain a new password? o.O that's just... stupid.
L1544[18:17:58] <Sangar> god this wiki
-.-
L1545[18:18:07] <Michiyo> lol..
L1546[18:18:27] <Pontiac_AtWork> No, it
doesn't. It gives you a link to click, which then brings you back
to the site to prompt you to change.
L1547[18:18:29] <gamax92> it worked for
me
L1548[18:18:47] <gamax92> I've have now
logged in and changed my password to something less ... meh
L1549[18:18:50] <Vexatos> gamax92: You
registratifiationized now?
L1550[18:18:55] <gamax92> ya
L1551[18:18:55] <JoshTheEnder> ok now it
works
L1552[18:19:05] <gamax92> also center
aligned fields ... y
L1553[18:19:06] <Hawk777> Sangar:
actually it’s really smart; it means someone can’t just walk in and
start spamming the Reset Password button for some other user and
leave that user unable to log in because they keep getting a new
password in their e-mail all the time when they actually didn’t
want to change their password at all.
L1554[18:19:11] <Sangar> but i didn't
change anything o.O
L1555[18:19:15] <Vexatos> Then, gamax92:
copypase ALL the things
L1556[18:19:18] <Vexatos> *paste
L1557[18:19:19] <Vexatos> .-.
L1558[18:19:29] <gamax92> Vexatos: but
github markdown?
L1559[18:19:38] <Vexatos> It supports
markdown at least
L1560[18:19:44] <Vexatos> You just need
to fix the links
L1561[18:19:45] <Sangar> Hawk777, well,
yes, he hadn't mentioned it brings you to a form to change it when
i said it was stupid :P
L1562[18:19:48] <Vexatos> Then it shoul
mostly work
L1563[18:20:00] <Vexatos> There's a
"preview" button, if you are unsure
L1564[18:20:03] <Sangar> so i agree, it's
better this way
L1565[18:20:26] ***
Michiyo is now known as Caitlyn
L1566[18:20:56] <Pontiac_AtWork> Dokuwiki
is a nice quick EASY to backup system.
L1567[18:21:08] <istasi> io:read('*a') is
the same as io:read('*all') right?
L1568[18:21:12] <Sangar> Pontiac_AtWork,
yeah, i like it for that.
L1569[18:21:17] <Sangar> istasi,
yes
L1570[18:21:45] *
JoshTheEnder goes back to building his spaceship in SE
L1571[18:21:47] <Caitlyn> binaryblade,
check the recipe stuff in OpenPrinter's 1.3 API catch
L1572[18:22:30] <Caitlyn> ItemStack pcb =
Items.get("printedCircuitBoard").createItemStack(1);
L1573[18:23:11] <Caitlyn> that'll get you
a PCB
L1574[18:23:28] <Caitlyn> ItemStack
microchip = Items.get("chip1").createItemStack(1);
L1575[18:23:34] <Caitlyn> is a Tier1
MicroChip
L1577[18:25:19] <Sangar> gamax92, mmm,
looks amazing >_>
L1578[18:26:08] <Pontiac_AtWork> I
sincerely do detest with a passion the fixed center column of text
though.
L1579[18:27:15] <Kilobyte> Sangar: how do
i create an empty map again
L1580[18:27:46] <Sangar> Kilobyte,
mutable.Map.empty[T]
L1581[18:28:05] <Kilobyte> thanks
L1582[18:28:44] <Kilobyte> Sangar: how to
convert scala set to java one?
L1583[18:28:58] <Pontiac_AtWork> Is the
GPS unit for robots ever going to have the ability to reset its
home coords to 0x0x0?
L1584[18:29:04] <Sangar> Kilobyte, import
scala.collection.convert.WrapAsJava._
L1585[18:29:14] <Kilobyte> is that
it?
L1586[18:29:17] <Sangar> yes
L1587[18:29:38] <Kilobyte> scala is easy
once you know how to do it
L1588[18:30:08] <Kilobyte> Sangar: taking
a break to work on VOC again
L1589[18:30:13] <Sangar> :D
L1590[18:30:24] <gamax92> I'm going to
make an XRay card for robots.
L1591[18:30:39] <Kilobyte> Sangar: it
will not buffer file systems btw
L1592[18:30:47] <Kilobyte> because no
need
L1593[18:30:51] <Sangar> yeah
L1594[18:30:57] ***
dsAway is now known as ds84182
L1595[18:31:15] <Kilobyte> Sangar: small
question
L1596[18:31:39] <Kilobyte> can you assign
_OCVERSION the value of @@VERSION@@?
L1597[18:32:12] <Sangar> hrm
L1598[18:32:20] <Sangar> i suppose
L1599[18:32:21] <Kilobyte> actually
L1600[18:32:33] <Kilobyte>
"OpenComputers @@VERSION@@" i'd say
L1601[18:32:41] <Sangar> yeah
L1602[18:33:06] <Kilobyte> i'd make it
stuff like "VirtualOpenComputers @@VERSION@@" for
example
L1603[18:33:14] <ds84182> I wish Linux
had stable graphics peformance Q_Q
L1604[18:33:19] <ds84182>
*performance
L1605[18:33:21] <gamax92> ds84182: what
do you mean
L1606[18:33:25] <Kilobyte> ds84182:
depends on drivers
L1607[18:33:32] <ds84182> #blameamd
L1608[18:33:33] <Kilobyte> so programs
can have special logics optimized for the emulator
L1609[18:34:35] <gamax92> Kilobyte: Thats
like me detecting for LuaJ and activating certain compatbility
flags or yelling at the user.
L1610[18:35:19] <Kilobyte> heh
L1611[18:35:27] <gamax92> which, is
rather easy to do.
L1612[18:35:41] <Kilobyte> i might
actually not provide luaj support
L1613[18:36:19] ***
vifino is now known as vifino|away
L1614[18:36:35] <ds84182> My main problem
is if I use the open source drives my bit depth goes down to
18bpp
L1615[18:36:40] <ds84182> And thats
baaaaaaad
L1616[18:36:54] <gamax92> hmm, mine
doesn't
L1617[18:37:01] <ds84182> *drivers
L1618[18:37:30] <ds84182> The closed
source drivers are amazing, but then theres the "No VSync
ever" problem
L1619[18:37:30] <Kilobyte> Sangar: hmm
should i manage users globally or per server
L1620[18:37:31] <gamax92> My main problem
is if I use fglrx I have to use an older version patched for newer
kernels, no kms, graphics corruption, and love2d is completly
broken.
L1621[18:37:49] <Kilobyte> ds84182:
closed source drivers often don't work with latest x.org
L1622[18:38:03] <gamax92> oh yeah, and i
have to downgrade Xorg
L1623[18:38:13] <Kilobyte> because AMD
isn't in mood to update them like weekly
L1624[18:38:16] <ds84182> Kilobyte: the
thing is I can use the graphics tearing fix thing in the
settings
L1625[18:38:24] <ds84182> But then it
uses a lot more GPU memory
L1626[18:38:34] <gamax92> and that.
L1627[18:38:58] <Pontiac_AtWork> There
are three reasons I don't use *Nix as my primary OS. Driver
support, gaming performance, and "Why are my graphics drivers
not working after I rebooted?"
L1628[18:39:35] <Kilobyte> there is a
reason i don't use winderps as main os
L1629[18:39:37] <Kilobyte> it sucks
L1630[18:39:56] <gamax92> Well, all of my
devices are supported, performance is not crap, and my graphics
drivers work just fine after I reboot.
L1631[18:40:23] <Pontiac_AtWork> Kilo>
Overgeneralization.
L1633[18:41:13] <Kilobyte> btw
L1634[18:41:15] <Pontiac_AtWork> GA>
I've had issues where I'm humming along, doing whatever I need to
be doing, want to restart the OS for whatever reason, then get
knocked on my ass because xorg didn't know what to do with the
drivers it was just using a minute ago.
L1635[18:41:20] <Kilobyte> will be open
for quite some time
L1636[18:41:31] <gamax92> Pontiac_AtWork:
I really hope "GA" is not referring to me.
L1637[18:41:57] <Pontiac_AtWork>
gamax92> I've had issues where I'm humming along, doing whatever
I need to be doing, want to restart the OS for whatever reason,
then get knocked on my ass because xorg didn't know what to do with
the drivers it was just using a minute ago.
L1638[18:42:02] <Pontiac_AtWork> There.
Fixed.
L1639[18:42:21] <gamax92> welp, thats
never happened to me.
L1640[18:42:25] <Kilobyte> same
L1641[18:42:27] <gamax92> Were you using
arch?
L1642[18:42:59] <JoshTheEnder> if i had
SSDs i would switch back and forth but i just stick to windows
because that's where most of my games run and it'd take ages to
switch back and forth
L1643[18:43:22] <gamax92> Most of my
games consists of Dolphin and Minecraft
L1644[18:43:29] <Kilobyte> most distros:
stuff breaks rarely, but no docs on how to fix if it breaks
L1645[18:43:29] <Kilobyte> arch: stuff
breaks weekly, but there is tons of good docs how to fix
L1646[18:43:36] <Pontiac_AtWork>
Slackware and Debian. Debian/Ubuntu has at times just not loaded at
start up, and shutdown has been a problem. Both under VM and on
metal.
L1647[18:43:43] <Pontiac_AtWork> Josh>
I'm in the same boat.
L1648[18:44:01] <gamax92> Kilobyte: but
see, this is where you merge the two. I've used arch's docs to fix
non arch things.
L1649[18:44:05] <Kilobyte> ubuntu is
known to commit cuicide
L1650[18:44:08] <Kilobyte> yes
L1651[18:44:16] <Kilobyte> arch docs are
epic even for other distros
L1652[18:44:16] <Pontiac_AtWork> Kilo>
I don't want to read up on how to fix things. I want to use the
machine to do what I want to do.
L1653[18:44:29] <Kilobyte> i love
tinkering with my machine
L1654[18:44:31] <gamax92> Pontiac_AtWork:
"stuff breaks rarely"
L1655[18:44:42] <Kilobyte> and that
L1656[18:45:01] <Kilobyte> i personally
recommend mint for users who don't want to fiddle with
internals
L1657[18:45:11] <gamax92> :D mint
L1658[18:45:14] <Kilobyte> arch for
people who love tinkering around
L1659[18:45:28] <JoshTheEnder> i did try
installing that once, it got stuck on getting the java version or
something
L1660[18:45:33] <Kilobyte> and gentoo for
people who love tinkering around even more and have a looooot of
patience
L1661[18:45:39] <JoshTheEnder>
*installing mint
L1662[18:45:47] <Pontiac_AtWork> Don't
get me wrong, I do enjoy linux as a server based platform. I run
like 5 VMs doing different things, but none of them are for
graphics.
L1663[18:45:50] <Kilobyte> apt-get
install openjdk-jdk7
L1664[18:45:57] <Kilobyte> theres your
java
L1665[18:46:03] <gamax92> I tried to run
Arch on a wii
L1666[18:46:21] <gamax92> installing that
is even more a pain in the ass then installing Arch in
general
L1667[18:46:45] <Vexatos> I'll use Mint
on my new PC
L1668[18:46:46] <JoshTheEnder> Kilobyte,
i meant the actuall LM installer (i.e. from the live cd) it had
some output as if you had done java -version
L1669[18:46:50] <Vexatos> Looks really
nice
L1670[18:46:58] <Vexatos>
Easy-to-use
L1671[18:47:08] <Vexatos> somewhat
windows++
L1672[18:47:12] <Kilobyte> it is :P
L1673[18:47:24] <Vexatos> In every
way
L1674[18:47:28] <Kilobyte> my parents
both use mint
L1675[18:47:29] <Vexatos> Better looking,
faster, linux
L1676[18:47:30] <Vexatos> etc
L1677[18:47:32] <Kilobyte> they both love
it
L1678[18:47:36] <gamax92> Yes, but MATE
or Cinnamon?
L1679[18:47:46] <Vexatos> Cinnamon
L1680[18:47:51] <Vexatos> I really like
the look of it
L1681[18:47:52] <Kilobyte> my parents are
on MATE, haven't tried Cinnamon
L1682[18:47:59] <Kilobyte> i am on
i3
L1683[18:48:01] <ds84182> Unless Joanna
ruins everything.
L1684[18:48:09] <ds84182> Goddammit
Joanna
L1685[18:48:16] <gamax92> I'm on MATE
simply because it looks nice and does everything I ask it to.
L1686[18:48:17] <JoshTheEnder> also on my
crappy laptop that cannot survive long enough to do a normal
distribution I have Puppy Linux, brilliant for what I use to for
(when i use it)
L1687[18:48:25] <robhol> yay! I actually
got everything up and running, set up a computer in creative
mode
L1688[18:48:37] *
gamax92 puts robhol in a box
L1689[18:48:40] <JoshTheEnder> *long
enough to install a normal disctribution
L1690[18:48:42] <robhol> D:
L1691[18:48:42] *
gamax92 ships box to ocean
L1692[18:49:04] <robhol> just the basic
prompt looks... rather cooler :3
L1693[18:49:38] <gamax92> Sangar: would
it be possible to tell OC not to upscale the screen despite the
screen being large enough to do so?
L1694[18:51:41] <Sangar> gamax92, well,
you can set mc's gui scaling to 'normal' instead of 'auto'?
L1695[18:51:57] <gamax92> oh yeah
L1697[18:53:41] <Sangar> there you go.
i'm the only one that wants to save you work :P
L1698[18:53:52] <ds84182> Kilobyte:
perserverpl0x
L1699[18:53:53] <Kilobyte> :P
L1700[18:54:11] <ds84182> I hated how
CCDesk didn't fricken work offline because it required Lochie's
friggen server
L1701[18:54:19] <Kilobyte> Sangar: i'll
still need a good java/scala implementation (or ffi bindings) for
scrypt
L1702[18:54:27] <Kilobyte> passwords have
to be hashed properly
L1703[18:55:22] <gamax92> Kilobyte: doing
the extra work now will save you people pestering you it doesn't
because some global server is offline
L1704[18:55:32] <Kilobyte> hm
L1705[18:55:35] <Sangar> Kilobyte, just
sum up the values of the chars :P good enough for this.
L1706[18:55:49] <gamax92> Sangar: And
rotate them right?
L1707[18:55:59] <gamax92> I keep
forgetting to comma
L1708[18:56:05] <Kilobyte> Sangar: the
problem is, ppl might use password they use somewhere else
L1709[18:56:07] <Sangar> :P
L1710[18:56:22] <Kilobyte> if ANYTHING i
will use SHA-2
L1711[18:56:33] <Sangar> yeah. in case it
wasn't clear, i was not being serious :P
L1712[18:56:34] <Kilobyte> but i prefer a
proper password hashing algo
L1713[18:56:43] <Kilobyte> no, it
wasn't
L1714[18:57:01] <gamax92> lol
L1715[18:57:06] <Kilobyte> i use summing
the ascii codes to hash irc nicks for coloring in my WIP
webchat
L1716[18:57:18] <Sangar> i thought is was
ridiculous enough >_>
L1718[18:57:26] <gamax92> Sangar: ^
L1719[18:57:57] <ds84182> gamax92:
Yes
L1720[18:57:59] <Sangar> i'm fine with
either.
L1721[18:58:04] <Sangar> so yes.
L1722[18:58:22] <Pontiac_AtWork> What is
"VirtualOpenComputers"?
L1723[18:58:45] <Kilobyte> an OC emulator
i am working on
L1724[18:58:53] <Kilobyte> idfk if it
will ever become a thing
L1725[18:59:50] <Kilobyte> idk how i will
do graphics
L1726[18:59:53] <Kilobyte> maybe
SDL
L1727[18:59:54] <Pontiac_AtWork> Per
server, with the reservation of it being allowed to be moved to a
different server if needed.
L1728[19:00:07] <Kilobyte>
Pontiac_AtWork: might allow that later on
L1729[19:00:51] <Vexatos> Haha
L1731[19:00:55] <Pontiac_AtWork> Well,
moved or copied, more accurately. I'm trying to fathom in my head
how something like that could be done.
L1732[19:00:57] <Vexatos> I like that
third comment
L1733[19:01:11] <Kilobyte> i might allow
ftp access to all drives you own
L1734[19:01:13] <Sangar> :D
L1735[19:01:15] <Kilobyte> or have access
to
L1736[19:01:20] <Vexatos> Sangar: What's
scala?
L1737[19:01:26] <Sangar> Vexatos, would
have been even better if it'd been 'what's a scala' :P
L1738[19:01:45] <Kenny|AFK> KKilo, i'd
say you'll being doing it per server hehe
L1740[19:01:46] <gamax92> Oh Briman
...
L1741[19:02:02] <Vexatos> Briman
indeed
L1742[19:02:09] <Vexatos> Such a 0094
Lugia
L1743[19:02:16] <gamax92> Kenny|AFK: Cake
or pie? [Y/N]
L1744[19:02:25] <Kilobyte> void
kick(String reason) throws PermissionException;
L1745[19:02:33] <Hawk777> Kilobyte: why
does an OC emulator need an account anywhere? Why can’t people just
download it and run it on local files?
L1746[19:02:34] <Kilobyte> in user
interface
L1747[19:02:34] <Kenny|AFK> <--
diabetic
L1748[19:02:41] <Kilobyte> Hawk777: no,
you can
L1749[19:02:43] <Kenny|AFK> neither
L1750[19:02:48] <gamax92> Kenny|AFK: so
thats a no?
L1751[19:02:49] <Kilobyte> but you can
connect to a remote server
L1752[19:02:56] <Kilobyte> and then you
need an account
L1753[19:03:07] <Hawk777> What services
does the server provide?
L1754[19:03:17] <Kilobyte> its basicly
like minecraft
L1755[19:03:25] <Kilobyte> you can play
single player or multiplayer
L1756[19:03:41] <Hawk777> So you can
collaborate with other people on writing code and running multiple
computers in VOC by using a server?
L1757[19:03:47] <Kilobyte> yep
L1758[19:03:48] <gamax92> except
minecraft has a global server and pisses off more people when its
global server goes down
L1759[19:03:49] <Hawk777> Gotcha.
L1760[19:04:05] <Kilobyte> mc at least
has offline mode
L1761[19:04:17] <Kilobyte> not like
certain other games *cough*simcity*cough*
L1762[19:04:40] <Sangar>
*cough*diablo3*cough*
L1763[19:04:47] <Pontiac_AtWork> They
announced SC2013 does now.
L1764[19:05:00] <gamax92>
*cough*cough*cough*
L1765[19:05:00] <Pontiac_AtWork> I'm
still not going to play it as the cities are still rediculously
small.
L1766[19:05:16] <Kilobyte> yeah
true
L1767[19:05:26] <Sangar> yeah. and even
the small cities are too large for the simulation to handle
-.-
L1768[19:05:26] <Pontiac_AtWork> I'm one
of the suckers that pre-ordered the $80 version.
L1769[19:05:29] <gamax92> so lets see, 5
people say yes, 2 peopel say no
L1770[19:05:41] <gamax92> CAKE AND PIE!
for me not you.
L1771[19:05:43] <ds84182> I like the tilt
shift effect
L1772[19:05:44] <Daiyousei> inb4 1cm city
expansion pack for 99 euros
L1773[19:05:50] <ds84182> We need tilt
shift in MC
L1774[19:05:58] <gamax92> we need garrys
mod for mc
L1775[19:06:18] <Pontiac_AtWork> Never
played garrys mod.
L1776[19:06:22] <Sangar> Daiyousei, isn't
the accumulative dlc worth that much already? :P
L1777[19:06:26] <Pontiac_AtWork> Don't
even think I pulled it up on youtube.
L1778[19:06:30] <Daiyousei> xD
L1779[19:06:38] <Pontiac_AtWork> Speaking
of which... *kicks up youtube video deck*
L1781[19:06:43] <Kilobyte> ok, i have 3
methiods that need permissions
L1782[19:06:49] <Kilobyte> void
setDisplayName(String name) throws PermissionException;
L1783[19:06:49] <Kilobyte> void
kick(String reason) throws PermissionException;
L1784[19:06:49] <Kilobyte> void delete()
throws PermissionException;
L1785[19:06:58] <Kilobyte> all of them
are part of User interface
L1786[19:07:08] ***
Benguin[ZzZ] is now known as Benguin
L1787[19:07:20] <ds84182> You take a
picture, and then you tilt it
L1788[19:08:45] <gamax92> public ds84182
workOn(OpenGX gxt3) throws TooLazyException
L1789[19:09:01] <ds84182> throw
toolazy;
L1790[19:09:07] <Sangar> and the jdoc
reads /** Always throws. */
L1791[19:09:13] <ds84182> I'm so lazy I
made the object earlier
L1792[19:09:46] <Kilobyte> lazy User
ds84182 = User.get('ds84182')
L1793[19:09:47] <Kilobyte> Sangar:
^
L1794[19:09:53] <Sangar> :P
L1795[19:10:03] *
ds84182 pulls out a knife
L1796[19:10:12] <Kilobyte>
self.protect!
L1797[19:10:13] <Sangar> Techokami, can
you send me a build of the assertion-erroring version so i can
debug with it?
L1798[19:10:23] <gamax92> I was going to
work on my OPL3 simulator, but uhh ...
L1799[19:10:24] <gamax92> throw new
TooLazyException();
L1800[19:10:24] <Techokami> sure
thing
L1801[19:10:26] <ds84182> didujust
L1802[19:11:03] <Kilobyte>
self.remove_method :kill
L1803[19:11:06] <Kilobyte> actually
L1804[19:11:15] <Kilobyte>
self.remove_method :die
L1805[19:11:24] <Kilobyte> well, both
works
L1806[19:11:27] <gamax92> Kilobyte is now
an annotation
L1808[19:11:48] <Sangar> Techokami,
thanks!
L1809[19:11:52] <Techokami> yep
L1811[19:12:55] <Sangar> yep, still had
the tab open :)
L1812[19:13:03] <Techokami> it scans for
all entities, then prints the table (feel free to pilfer the table
printing)
L1813[19:13:34] <Techokami> it's a
PHP-esque print_r
L1814[19:13:40] <Kilobyte> ewwwww
php
L1815[19:13:47] <Techokami> I said
"-esque"
L1816[19:13:59] <Techokami>
>_>
L1817[19:14:07] <Kilobyte> heh, i have a
pretty good one too
L1818[19:14:39] <Kilobyte> nvm i must
have lost it
L1819[19:14:45] <Kilobyte> it could even
handle recursion
L1820[19:14:47] <gamax92> Kilobyte: I
have php style utf8 encoding and decoding functions for
javascript
L1821[19:15:02] <Kilobyte> who even still
uses php
L1822[19:15:06] <Kilobyte> let me correct
myself
L1823[19:15:08] <gamax92> people who use
php
L1824[19:15:10] <Kilobyte> what sane
person does
L1825[19:15:14] <gamax92> people who use
php
L1826[19:15:23] <Kenny|AFK> are crazy
like me
L1827[19:15:33] <Kilobyte> there are many
superiour alternatives
L1828[19:15:34] <gamax92> RHYMES
L1829[19:15:39] *
gamax92 high fives Kenny|AFK
L1830[19:16:01] <Kilobyte> like ruby or
node. i mean even python is better than php
L1831[19:16:16] <gamax92> Kilobyte:
Brainfuck is better than php
L1832[19:16:19] <Kenny|AFK> <-- poet
and didn't know it hehe
L1833[19:16:19] <Kilobyte> ^
L1834[19:16:34] <Kilobyte> well
L1835[19:16:41] <Techokami> I make PHP do
bad things :)
L1836[19:16:41] <Kilobyte> at fucking
your brain php is better
L1837[19:16:50] <gamax92> not sure about
that.
L1839[19:16:58] <gamax92> Most of your
argument just sounds like bandwagon
L1840[19:17:47] <Kilobyte> system('find /
-name php | xargs rm -rf')
L1841[19:17:48] <Kilobyte> ;
L1842[19:17:51] <Kilobyte> best php
command
L1843[19:17:59] <gamax92> except thats
not a php command
L1844[19:18:05] <Kilobyte> system
is
L1845[19:18:11] <gamax92> ooooooh
L1846[19:18:14] <gamax92> okay then
yes,
L1847[19:18:22] <Techokami> you're just
executing shell commands, cheater :P
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L1849[19:18:56] <gamax92> Linux Audio
Developer's Simple Plugin API
L1850[19:19:29] <ds84182> LADSPI?
L1851[19:19:37] <gamax92> no,
LADSPA
L1852[19:19:52] <Kilobyte> what should i
make default kick reason btw?
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L1854[19:20:24] <Kilobyte> in VOC
L1856[19:20:28] <Kilobyte> Sangar:
^
L1857[19:20:41] <Sangar> Kilobyte,
rtfm?
L1858[19:20:47] <Kilobyte> nah
L1859[19:20:50] <Kilobyte> thats
lame
L1860[19:20:51] <Sangar> rtfc?
L1861[19:20:56] <gamax92> Kilobyte: D:
dat aliased anti aliased font
L1862[19:21:04] <Techokami> what the,
hangon
L1863[19:21:31] <Kilobyte> Sangar: i
wanna be semi insulting but not too insulting
L1864[19:21:56] <Kilobyte> GTFO?
L1865[19:22:06] <gamax92> "NO, BAD
PLAYER"
L1866[19:22:19] <Kilobyte> player?
L1867[19:22:19] <Sangar> ... your
statements appear to contradict themselves :P
L1868[19:22:29] <Kilobyte> lol
L1869[19:22:33] <Kilobyte> meh
L1870[19:22:53] <gamax92> .define
player
L1871[19:22:56] <gamax92> v^: fix
L1872[19:23:04] <Sangar> "Connection
lost: unknown protocol '1d107'"
L1873[19:23:21] <Techokami> Sangar, that
doesn't happen with me O_o
L1874[19:23:28] <gamax92> 0x1D107
L1875[19:23:35] <Sangar> or that
L1876[19:23:38] <Sangar> Techokami,
huh
L1877[19:23:46] <Sangar> maybe my cc
version is outdated? *goes check*
L1878[19:23:54] <Techokami> good luck
checking
L1879[19:24:06] <Sangar> oh well
L1880[19:24:07] <gamax92> Techokami:
0.5.0?
L1881[19:24:11] <Sangar> send me yours
then :P
L1882[19:24:24] <Techokami> I don't have
CC installed in my 1.7.10 instance
L1883[19:24:30] <Sangar> ah
L1884[19:24:33] <Sangar> i'll remove it
then :>
L1885[19:24:51] <Sangar> that's on 1.7.2
btw
L1886[19:25:26] <Techokami> aha
L1887[19:26:16] <Vexatos> Sangar: Want
something to laugh?
L1889[19:26:18] <Vexatos> read
comments
L1890[19:26:34] <Sangar> Techokami, well,
still happening. will try on 1.7.10.
L1891[19:27:14] <Sangar> Vexatos,
lolwat
L1892[19:30:32] <Sangar> asie, the 1.7.10
links for AsieLib seem to be broken?
L1893[19:30:47] <asie> Sangar: huh?
L1894[19:31:09] <asie> they seem not to
be uploaded
L1895[19:31:09] <asie> wat
L1896[19:32:06] <Kilobyte> Vexatos: damn
you my head hurts
L1897[19:32:20] *
Kilobyte totally didn't just face-beerbottle
L1898[19:32:23] ***
Alissaway is now known as Alissa
L1899[19:33:15] <asie> Sangar:
fixed
L1900[19:33:16] *
Kilobyte kicks GameGamble in his butt
L1901[19:33:57] <Sangar> asie,
thanks!
L1902[19:34:59] <Vexatos> Kilobyte: I
know, right?
L1903[19:35:28] *
JoshTheEnder wishes he was multilingual
L1904[19:35:37] <Kilobyte> Vexatos:
"Please, don't try to translate a mod just from the look of
items or their unlocalized name. You need to know the mod, ... It
also needs to sound well when spoken. There's a lot of things to
keep in mind when translating a mod." best quote ever
L1905[19:35:46] <Kilobyte> couldn't have
worded it any better
L1906[19:36:19] <Kilobyte> JoshTheEnder:
lol, wes start learning english in primary school here
L1907[19:36:28] <Kilobyte> for me i
started when i was 8
L1908[19:36:33] <Kilobyte> thats 10 years
ago
L1909[19:36:49] <Vexatos> Kilobyte: It's
totally true
L1910[19:36:53] <Kilobyte> it is
L1911[19:37:12] <Sangar> Techokami, same
error in 1.7.10
L1912[19:37:16] <Sangar> brb
L1913[19:37:31] <Techokami> O_o
L1914[19:37:39] <Techokami>
bizzare!
L1915[19:37:54] <JoshTheEnder> Kilobyte,
i dont think we learned languages in primary school. Or my brain is
really shit at being multilingual
L1916[19:37:55] <JoshTheEnder> :/
L1917[19:38:09] <Techokami> I've uploaded
the copy from my 1.7.10 install to the same URL, redownload and try
again?
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L1919[19:38:49] <gamax92> .l 40865 -
41041
L1920[19:38:49] <^v> gamax92, -176
L1921[19:38:54] <gamax92> 176ms
off.
L1922[19:38:58] <Dean4Devil> IMA BACK
(you poor souls) }:D
L1923[19:39:04] *
gamax92 puts Dean4Devil in a box
L1924[19:39:24] *
Dean4Devil roles to a ball and goes to sleep
L1925[19:40:03] *
JoshTheEnder transforms Dean4Devil into DeanIsACat
L1926[19:40:26] ***
Dean4Devil is now known as DeanIsaCat
L1928[19:41:54] -Kibibyte- [Techokami] How
Formula E sounds - Donington tests compilation | by tbiesbrouck |
45s | 2d0h ago | 11,282 views | Rated:
3.50/5.00
L1929[19:43:06] <Techokami> it's like
F-Zero in real life
L1930[19:44:35] <gamax92> .l 1 / 1000 *
49716
L1931[19:44:35] <^v> gamax92,
49.716
L1932[19:44:40] <gamax92> oh right,
...
L1933[19:45:01] <gamax92> so 1
millisecond makes the difference between 50 samples, and this will
most likely never work.
L1934[19:47:37] <asie> gamax92:
buffering
L1935[19:47:40] <asie> that's how DFPWM
works around it
L1936[19:47:48] <asie> there is a
constant delay of by default 750 miliseconds
L1937[19:47:59] <gamax92> asie: You're
streaming dfpwm
L1938[19:48:04] <asie> yup
L1939[19:48:04] <gamax92> I'm streaming
commands
L1940[19:48:08] <asie> forget about
it
L1941[19:48:14] <asie> stream the whole
file if you wish
L1942[19:48:29] <Kilobyte> hmm
L1943[19:48:41] <Kilobyte> i might go
with bouncycastle for encryption
L1944[19:49:05] <gamax92> asie: the
entire dro?
L1945[19:49:26] <asie> gamax92:
yes.
L1946[19:49:38] <asie> Kilobyte: perhaps
look into Computronics's Cipher Block?
L1947[19:49:52] <Kilobyte> sure
L1948[19:50:21] <Kilobyte> i was
considering kalium (aka libsodium), but that needs natives to be
installed seperately
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L1950[19:51:24] <asie> if you need AES, I
use AES
L1951[19:51:31] <asie> with only the
stuff included with Minecraft
L1952[19:51:32] <gamax92> .l
182100/26784
L1953[19:51:32] <^v> gamax92,
6.798835125448
L1954[19:51:40] <Kilobyte> i want an
assymetric encryption
L1955[19:51:50] <asie> javax.crypto might
have something
L1956[19:51:55] <Sangar> Techokami, all
right, seems the cc api changed again. i'll update it to what you
have in computronics, that'll hopefully fix it.
L1957[19:52:09] <Techokami> ahaa
L1958[19:52:23] <asie> Sangar: what's in
computronics is 1.64pr3
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L1960[19:52:33] <asie> it might be
different from 1.63
L1961[19:52:42] <asie> but 1.64pr3 is the
only 1.7.2 ver so
L1962[19:52:50] <Sangar> asie, right, the
latest i had lying around is pr2. and the cc site is down :/
L1963[19:53:00] <asie> Sangar: hang
on
L1964[19:53:05] <Sangar> so i'll happily
take it from the computronics repo :D
L1965[19:53:12] <asie> Sangar: wait
L1966[19:53:19] <Sangar> why? is it
bad?
L1967[19:53:28] <Techokami> the cc
website is held together with string, farts, and CloudFlare
L1969[19:53:33] <asie> here's the whole
thing
L1970[19:53:41] <Sangar> ah, great!
thanks :)
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L1972[19:54:16] <Techokami> note that
this CC will NOT work in 1.7.10 (all the blocks use
getAABBPool)
L1973[19:54:45] <Sangar> ok
L1974[19:54:47] <gamax92> what does
1.7.10 use instead of AABB?
L1975[19:54:59] <asie> it uses AABB
L1976[19:55:02] <asie> but in new
ways
L1977[19:55:05] <gamax92> oh
L1978[19:55:12] <Sangar> it just dropped
the 'pools'
L1979[19:55:16] <gamax92> Could one make
a wrapper?
L1980[19:56:10] <Techokami> instead of
getAABBPool there's getBoundingBox
L1981[19:56:16] <Techokami> which does
the same thing
L1982[19:56:19] <Sangar> yay, the error
is gone
L1983[19:56:23] <Techokami> :D
L1984[19:56:24] <Sangar> all right
then
L1985[19:56:29] <Alissa> asie, instead of
sharing a private beta version with a channel for a different mod,
PM him next time.
L1986[19:57:43] <gamax92> Alissa: you
mean the beta you can just grab off of cc's site and its not really
private at all?
L1987[19:58:01] <gamax92> except cc's
site is down and asie's being nice?
L1988[19:58:01] <asie> Alissa: the link
is public
L1989[19:58:03] <asie> second page on
Google
L1991[19:58:29] <asie> :-)
L1992[19:58:56] <asie> or
L1993[19:59:02] <asie> you can grab it
from one of the multiple Technic modpacks which include it
L1995[19:59:20] <DeanIsaCat> Kilobyte:
Did you find assymetric encryption that suits you?
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L1997[19:59:36] <Sangar> either way,
Techokami i don't get assertionerrors D: how did you do it?
L1998[19:59:57] <asie> Alissa: if the
beta version were actually private, i wouldn't have shared it
publicly
L1999[19:59:59] <Kilobyte> DeanIsaCat:
no
L2000[20:00:06] <asie> but as nobody
seems to care...
L2001[20:00:09] <DeanIsaCat> What do you
want to do with it?
L2002[20:00:31] <gamax92> asie: hmm, but
to avoid flooding the client, I would have to also simulate delays
on the server.
L2003[20:00:41] <asie> gamax92: or just
preload all the audio
L2004[20:00:57] <gamax92> asie: preload
the audio on the server?
L2005[20:01:02] <asie> yes
L2006[20:01:18] <gamax92> I would do that
if it wasn't already slightly intensive.
L2007[20:01:28] <DeanIsaCat> Kilobyte:
What do you want to do with it?
L2008[20:01:37] <Kilobyte> DeanIsaCat:
encryption for network protocol of VirtualOpenComputers
L2009[20:01:58] <DeanIsaCat> Kilobyte:
Why assymetric?
L2010[20:02:06] <Kilobyte> because then i
can use key auth
L2011[20:02:07] <gamax92> actually, how
intensive is it ...
L2012[20:02:16] <Kilobyte> so i don't
have to store the password
L2013[20:02:18] <DeanIsaCat> DH + RC
Stream Cipher
L2014[20:02:28] <DeanIsaCat> One time
key
L2015[20:02:29] <Kilobyte> RC ==
RC4?
L2016[20:02:41] <DeanIsaCat> RC4 is
broken
L2017[20:02:43] <Kilobyte> ^
L2018[20:02:53] <DeanIsaCat> RC5?
:P
L2019[20:02:54] <Kilobyte> thats why i
asked if you meant that
L2020[20:02:59] <Kilobyte> idk, never
heard of it
L2021[20:03:02] <Techokami> Sangar: use
the Robot Upgrade version in a robot
L2022[20:03:10] <Sangar> Techokami, ah,
right
L2023[20:03:11] <Techokami> do note it's
a Tier 3 upgrade
L2024[20:03:26] <DeanIsaCat> RC goes from
1 to 6 iirc
L2025[20:03:26] <Techokami> so use a Tier
3 or Creative Robot
L2026[20:03:35] <Kilobyte> DeanIsaCat: i
usually use libsodium
L2027[20:03:46] <Kilobyte> it takes care
to pick the right algorithm for me
L2028[20:04:02] <Techokami> also, I used
the upgrade in a Tier 3 Upgrade Slot, not compiled into the
robot
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L2030[20:04:19] <DeanIsaCat> Yeah, but
Network protocol in assymetric is probably not a that good
idea
L2031[20:04:21] <Techokami> dunno if that
will make a difference
L2032[20:04:32] <Techokami> I also decked
my robot out
L2033[20:04:56] <DeanIsaCat> RC* is as a
stream-cipher very good at networking (thats why its very common
nowadays)
L2034[20:04:58] <Sangar> Techokami, got
it, good, let's see then...
L2035[20:04:59] <Kilobyte> DeanIsaCat:
libsodium actually uses symmetric encryption iirc
L2036[20:05:15] <Kilobyte> it calculates
the symmetric key from senders private and receivers public
key
L2037[20:05:49] <Kilobyte> the receiver
can get same symmetric key by using his private key and the senders
public one
L2038[20:05:57] <DeanIsaCat> Sodium is
NaCl in portable == very good lib :P
L2039[20:06:04] <Kilobyte> ^
L2040[20:06:23] <Kilobyte> but it needs
natives seperately installed if i use kalium
L2041[20:06:30] <Kilobyte> (java ffi
wrapper)
L2042[20:06:47] <DeanIsaCat> you might
want to have a look at OTR (Off-The-Record)
L2043[20:07:02] <Kilobyte> i know OTR,
but eh
L2044[20:07:08] <Kilobyte> might just add
encryption later
L2045[20:07:15] <Kilobyte> for now focus
on functionality
L2046[20:07:29] <DeanIsaCat> Bouncycastle
has everything you need btw.
L2047[20:07:52] <Kilobyte> i looked at
that but it looks like not very easy to use
L2048[20:08:01] <Kilobyte> so i figured
i'd try that out later
L2049[20:08:45] <DeanIsaCat> It very big
and maybe even bloated
L2050[20:09:07] <DeanIsaCat> you'd use
only a very small fraction of its possibilities
L2051[20:09:17] <Kilobyte> hmm
L2052[20:10:03] <DeanIsaCat> javax.crypto
(like asi_e) said could also help
L2053[20:10:18] <Kilobyte> haven't used
that at all
L2054[20:10:39] <DeanIsaCat> but there is
a reason there still exists bouncycastle, so....
L2055[20:11:12] <asie> DeanIsaCat:
*sigh*
L2056[20:11:13] <asie> ping me all you
want
L2057[20:11:18] <asie> i like being
pinged :)
L2058[20:11:22] <DeanIsaCat> asie
L2059[20:11:24] <Kilobyte> asie
L2060[20:11:26] <gamax92> asie
L2061[20:11:29] <asie> asie
L2062[20:11:31] <asie> wait
L2063[20:11:32] <asie> shit.
L2064[20:11:35] <gamax92> lol
L2066[20:12:11] <DeanIsaCat> Kilobyte: Is
you protocol over the (real) interwebs?
L2067[20:12:12] <gamax92> asie: anyway no
interest, too much cpu usage.
L2068[20:12:14] <Kilobyte> yes
L2069[20:12:21] <gamax92> didn't realize
it sucked up so much
L2070[20:12:21] <DeanIsaCat> uhm,
SSL?
L2071[20:12:36] <Kilobyte> last time i
tried java + ssl i ragequit
L2072[20:13:01] <DeanIsaCat> oh
L2073[20:13:03] <DeanIsaCat>
well...
L2075[20:13:48] <DeanIsaCat> Does anyone
play the divinity series?
L2076[20:13:58] <asie> :^)
L2077[20:14:00] <asie> and now i'm
off
L2078[20:14:03] <gamax92> asie:
hate
L2079[20:14:04] <gamax92> u
L2080[20:14:19] <asie> gamax92: you have
to watch it until the end now
L2081[20:14:28] <asie> i know, i know you
might not like the power usage in radars
L2082[20:14:32] <gamax92> asie: at least
its not as bad as v^
L2083[20:14:32] <asie> but there's some
fun stuff at the end
L2084[20:16:41] <DeanIsaCat> Kilobyte: So
you want a web based service for OC or how do i have to understand
this?
L2085[20:17:15] <binaryblade> so, why do
java array produce and extra entry into the table when returned
from OC, specifically the "n" key
L2086[20:17:34] <Kilobyte> its basicly an
emulator. however you can run it offline on your machine or you can
connect to a remote server to share OC computers with your
friends
L2087[20:17:40] <DeanIsaCat> oh
L2088[20:17:43] <DeanIsaCat> makes
sense
L2089[20:17:48] <Kilobyte> binaryblade:
its the length
L2090[20:18:01] <gamax92> but
"why"
L2091[20:18:08] <binaryblade> I know its
the length but a lua style array does not have it
L2092[20:18:12] <Kilobyte> if you don't
have an n key it will stop at the first nil entry
L2093[20:18:21] <Kilobyte> with n key it
won't
L2094[20:18:50] <DeanIsaCat> Kilobyte:
sooo, do you want me to hack some java crypto for you to use?
L2095[20:19:12] <Kilobyte> that would be
epic :P
L2096[20:19:17] <Kilobyte> do it in scala
though :P
L2097[20:19:48] <Kilobyte> wouldn't make
sense to have the crypto part java when the rest is scala
L2098[20:19:48] <DeanIsaCat> Scala? Then
i would prob ragequit xD
L2099[20:19:52] <Kilobyte> (only api is
java)
L2100[20:19:56] <DeanIsaCat> oh
L2101[20:19:59] <DeanIsaCat> ok, ill
try
L2102[20:20:35] <Kilobyte> ask sangar if
you have issues (read a tuturial first)
L2103[20:20:48] <Kilobyte> hes our local
scala pro
L2104[20:21:26] <gamax92> Kilobyte: here,
you can understand scala, how does the Machine api work.
L2105[20:21:35] <Kilobyte> ?
L2106[20:21:46] <gamax92> oc's Machine
and Architecture api
L2107[20:22:10] <Sangar> Techokami, all
right, congratulations for finding one of the most obscure bugs yet
:P i think i know how to fix it tho.
L2108[20:22:13] <Kilobyte> never worked
with it
L2109[20:22:29] <Techokami> wooo!
L2110[20:22:57] *
Techokami does a VICTORY POSE
L2111[20:22:58] <gamax92> Sangar is the
only one, and there are virtually no docs besides "Don't
extend/implement this"
L2112[20:23:12] <gamax92> or maybe that
wasn't OC
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L2114[20:23:54] <v^> Fuqayou
gamax92
L2115[20:24:31] <gamax92> v^: what
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L2117[20:25:17] <Kilobyte> gah
L2118[20:25:25] <Kilobyte> soon the hard
part will begin
L2119[20:25:30] <Kilobyte> networking is
easy
L2120[20:25:35] *
gamax92 stabs v^
L2121[20:25:46] <Kilobyte> but then i
need to pull up rendering and the lua vm stuff
L2122[20:25:46] <Sangar> Techokami, if
i'm right, the issue is basically that you're calling pause in a
direct call (which should work, ofc, it's just something i never
did before :P)
L2123[20:26:44] <Kilobyte> meh, time 4
break
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L2126[20:27:42] <gamax92> Techokami: oh,
remember that lzss thing?
L2127[20:28:58] <gamax92> no?
L2128[20:29:33] <gamax92> k
L2129[20:29:43] <gamax92> asie: Wanna
write an decompression routine?
L2130[20:32:16] <Techokami> back
L2131[20:32:23] <Techokami> what about
it
L2132[20:32:39] <gamax92> Techokami: I
found my skyroads files.
L2133[20:32:44] <Techokami> neato
L2134[20:32:57] <gamax92> Techokami:
soooo .... I need to do that decompression thingy ...
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L2136[20:33:48] <gamax92> MUZAK.LZS
L2138[20:34:17] <gamax92> Techokami: its
not the same
L2139[20:34:37] <Techokami> but it's the
gist for how to write a decompressor
L2140[20:35:02] *
gamax92 throws a table at Techokami
L2141[20:35:12] <Techokami> read in some
bytes, apply the compression in reverse
L2142[20:35:22] *
Techokami catches table and sets it down gently
L2143[20:35:27] <Techokami> thanks for
the table
L2144[20:35:41] <gamax92> Techokami: You
make me sad.
L2145[20:36:03] <Techokami> sorries
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L2148[20:43:14] <Sangar> Techokami, fixed
it :)
L2149[20:43:21] <Techokami> :D
L2150[20:43:43] <Techokami> once it
appears in the OC repo I'll grab the code to merge into my
fork
L2151[20:43:52] <Sangar> already up
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L2154[20:47:11] <gamax92> "DMA
segbound wrapping (read): 10000:10000 size 1 [0] wrap
ffff"
L2155[20:47:19] <gamax92> Sangar: This is
thrown when I used OC
L2156[20:47:47] <Sangar> wat
L2158[20:52:50] <Sangar> yeah
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L2160[20:53:46] <gamax92> "DMA
segbound wrapping (read): 10000:10000 size 1 [0] wrap ffff"
DOSBox wat r u doing
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L2163[21:04:25] <Kilobyte> Sangar: soon i
will implement the actual emulation. what order should i do, first
lua vm, then rendering or other way round?
L2164[21:05:22] <Sangar> whatever you
feel like :P i think i started with the vm, because it's more...
essential, and can be tested with simple printlns.
L2165[21:05:31] <Kilobyte> true
L2166[21:06:01] <Kilobyte> meh, first
gotta implement networking
L2167[21:06:26] <Sangar> haha
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L2169[21:09:15] <Kilobyte> Sangar: how
does your packet system work btw
L2170[21:09:26] <Techokami> alright, can
confirm the bug is fixed :D
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L2172[21:10:04] <Sangar> Kilobyte, simple
header + data of known format (data written using
dataoutputstream)
L2173[21:10:19] <Kilobyte> well, how is
it implemented i mean
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L2175[21:11:18] <Sangar> if you're asking
implementation details, see the PacketSender/PacketHandler in
client and server
L2176[21:12:29] <Kilobyte> kk
L2177[21:13:56] <Kilobyte> Sangar: is it
bad that when i type 'git' into my address bar it autocompletes to
oc repo?
L2178[21:14:06] <Sangar> :D
L2179[21:14:08] <Kilobyte> does that for
quite some time already
L2180[21:14:21] <Kilobyte> and g goes to
gist.github.com
L2181[21:14:38] <DeanIsaCat> For me too.
And that with several other "important" projects up on
git.... ._.
L2182[21:14:40] <Kilobyte> btw, i lost
the game
L2183[21:14:50] <Sangar> g is already oc
for me :P
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L2185[21:14:58] <DeanIsaCat> damned! i
lost the game!
L2186[21:15:08] <Sangar> so many
losers
L2187[21:15:18] <DeanIsaCat> well yeah ty
.-.
L2188[21:15:30] <Kilobyte> sangar kinda
lost it too
L2189[21:15:37] <Sangar> yeh
L2190[21:15:44] <Kilobyte> you have to
state that ;)
L2191[21:15:52] <Sangar> second entry for
g is the issues page for oc >_>
L2192[21:15:55] <DeanIsaCat> 68 Users, 12
Voiced & 4 ops lost the game to be precise :P
L2193[21:15:59] <Sangar> i implied it
:P
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L2196[21:17:06] <DeanIsaCat> Maxwolf
*poke*
L2197[21:17:13] <Maxwolf> Heya :)
L2198[21:17:21] <Kilobyte> Sangar: i
cannot find PacketParser :/
L2199[21:17:29] <Sangar> oheythere
Maxwolf :)
L2200[21:17:30] <DeanIsaCat> On a
completely unrelated notice: You lost the game
L2202[21:17:35] <v^> gamax92, what did my
friend say
L2203[21:17:39] <v^> he was using
computer
L2204[21:17:41] <Sangar> Kilobyte, uhm,
maybe in common?
L2205[21:17:43] <Kilobyte> nor
PacketBuilder
L2206[21:17:45] <Kilobyte> maybe
L2207[21:18:07] <Kilobyte> ah,
PacketBuilder is there
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L2209[21:18:57] *
Kilobyte steals Sangars networking code for own
purposes
L2210[21:18:58] <Kilobyte> jk
L2212[21:19:33] *
DeanIsaCat wonders how you can "steal" open source
code
L2213[21:19:40] <Sangar> Kilobyte, go
ahead, but i'm sure you could come up with something better
tailored to your needs :P
L2214[21:20:05] *
Kilobyte steals DeanIsaCat
L2215[21:20:21] *
DeanIsaCat is absolutey taken by Kilobyte
L2216[21:20:23] <Kilobyte> Sangar: yeah,
but the general idea is good
L2217[21:20:30] <Kilobyte> that sounds so
wrong xD
L2218[21:20:37] <DeanIsaCat> yeah, yeah
it does :D
L2219[21:20:52] <Sangar> get a room
:P
L2220[21:20:57] <DeanIsaCat> later
L2221[21:21:01] <DeanIsaCat> gota
code
L2222[21:21:15] <Kilobyte> *gotta
</spelling nazi mode>
L2223[21:21:15] <gamax92> Sangar: ahh,
nothing like good ol DMA overflows.
L2224[21:21:33] <Sangar> gamax92,
sounds... fun? maybe? :P
L2225[21:21:51] <gamax92> no, it causes
skyroads to play random garbage for sound effects
L2226[21:21:54] *
DeanIsaCat slaps Kilobyte-Nazi
L2227[21:22:54] <Kilobyte> hey, i am no
nazi, i just act like one... a small difference
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L2229[21:23:03] <Sangar> ah, random sound
garbage is sad
L2230[21:24:07] <DeanIsaCat> A german
that acts like a nazi and a german that IS a nazi is not that big
of a difference (jk, you cool)
L2231[21:24:26] <Kilobyte>
sangar.spam_with Stream::Sound.new(File.open '/dev/urandom')
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L2233[21:24:51] <Kilobyte> Sangar: sorry
mate :P
L2234[21:25:15] <Sangar> :P
L2235[21:25:45] <Kilobyte> Sangar: pipe
/dev/urandom into sound device file
L2236[21:25:58] <Kilobyte> SOUNDSPAM *
9001
L2237[21:26:15] <Sangar> nah, not a nice
kind of noise :P
L2238[21:26:23] <gamax92> there, put the
SB16 at an odd address and then messed up the BLASTER
variable
L2239[21:26:38] <gamax92> so now no pcm
and no dma garbage
L2240[21:27:20] <v^> Kilobyte, does
nothing for me
L2241[21:27:55] <Kilobyte> if you have
pulse that won't work
L2242[21:28:07] <Kilobyte> not sure if it
works if also is installed
L2243[21:28:10] <Kilobyte> it might
noz
L2244[21:28:19] <Kilobyte> *alsa
L2245[21:28:29] <gamax92> Kilobyte: sound
device file? like /dev/dsp?
L2246[21:28:33] <Kilobyte> yeah
L2247[21:28:35] <v^> gamax92, yes
L2248[21:28:37] <Kilobyte> i think thats
it
L2249[21:28:40] <gamax92> u OSS?
L2250[21:28:48] <Kilobyte> ?
L2251[21:28:52] <gamax92> thats OSS
stuff
L2252[21:29:04] <Kilobyte> OSS?
L2253[21:29:09] <gamax92> Open Sound
System
L2254[21:29:13] <Kilobyte> ah
L2255[21:30:40] <gamax92> v^: avplay
:D
L2256[21:30:59] <v^> gamax92, ik
L2257[21:31:03] <v^> avplay is ftw
L2258[21:31:15] <gamax92> Kilobyte:
avplay -ac 1 -ar 8000 -f u8 -i /dev/urandom
L2259[21:31:37] *
Kilobyte is scared
L2260[21:31:41] <v^> Kilobyte, ikr
L2261[21:31:46] <v^> its fine
though
L2262[21:31:53] <v^> unless you arent on
ubuntu
L2263[21:32:03] <gamax92> other distros
have avplay
L2265[21:32:08] <gamax92> or
alternatively ffplay
L2266[21:32:22] <Kilobyte> installing
it
L2267[21:33:27] <Kilobyte> ffplay did the
job
L2268[21:34:25] <v^> ls -R / | avplay -ac
1 -ar 8000 -f u8 -i /dev/stdin
L2269[21:35:59] <Kilobyte> xD
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L2271[21:37:58] <DeanIsaCat> since
/dev/urandom is a cryptographically strong random generator,
shouldnt that be white noise=
L2272[21:38:00] <DeanIsaCat> ?
L2273[21:38:09] <v^> >_> it
is
L2274[21:38:11] <Kilobyte> ^
L2275[21:38:37] <v^> it doesnt look like
it because its lower frequency
L2276[21:38:50] <v^> avplay -ac 1 -ar
80000 -f u8 -i /dev/urandom
L2277[21:38:56] <gamax92> >_> why
80000
L2278[21:39:02] <v^> more white
noiseish
L2279[21:39:03] <gamax92> 44100
kthx
L2280[21:39:28] <Kilobyte> yes. white
noise
L2281[21:39:36] *
Kilobyte goes to repair headphones
L2282[21:39:56] <v^> avplay -ac 1 -ar
44100 -f u8 -i /dev/urandom -ac 2
L2283[21:40:01] <v^> is a headache for
some reason
L2284[21:40:02] <Kilobyte> s/av/ff
L2285[21:40:08] <gamax92> v^: because
dual channel
L2286[21:40:12] <v^> gamax92, i
know
L2287[21:40:14] <gamax92> ... you left
the -ac 1
L2288[21:40:25] <v^> lololololo
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L2290[21:43:09] <gamax92> .l 91571 *
0.7
L2291[21:43:09] <^v> gamax92,
64099.7
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L2293[21:44:14] <Kilobyte> Sangar:
slooowly i am adding a packet system xD
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L2295[21:46:34] <Kilobyte> Sangar: so,
even searching the repo didn't find me the PacketParser class
L2296[21:47:43] <Kilobyte> hmm
L2297[21:47:50] *
Kilobyte opens project in intellij
L2298[21:48:58] <Sangar> it's probably an
inner class hiding somewhere >_>
L2299[21:49:18] <gamax92> Theres only so
many places it could go wrong.
L2300[21:51:47] <Kilobyte> Sangar: yeah,
intellij found it
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L2303[21:52:20] <gamax92> .l 7 == 7 ==
true ~= false
L2304[21:52:20] <^v> gamax92, true
L2305[21:53:32] <Kilobyte> .l because =
lua = is = derpy = this = will = "error"
L2306[21:53:32] <^v> Kilobyte, lua:1:
unexpected symbol near '='
L2307[21:53:52] <Kilobyte> see?
L2308[21:53:53] <gamax92> Kilobyte: LuaJ,
where strings can share the same array
L2309[21:53:54] <DeanIsaCat> wait
what?
L2310[21:54:35] <Kilobyte> in lua i'd
have to write
L2311[21:55:03] <Kilobyte> .l because,
lua, is, derpy, this, will = "error", "error",
"error", "error", "error",
"error"
L2312[21:55:03] <^v> Kilobyte, nil
L2313[21:55:17] <gamax92> LuaStrings have
this array of bytes, a length, and an offset. When you did
string.sub it would just generate a new string using the same byte
array but with different offsets and lengths
L2314[21:55:30] <gamax92> problem is
certain things do not respect the offset, like string.find
L2315[21:55:32] <Pontiac_AtWork> ^v has
no opinion
L2316[21:55:40] <Kilobyte> gamax92: G.
G.
L2317[21:55:56] <Kilobyte> thats just an
hilarious bug
L2318[21:56:03] <gamax92> It's been fixed
in OC
L2319[21:56:29] <Kilobyte> so,
("abbbb"):sub(3):match('a') would succeed?
L2320[21:56:35] <Kilobyte> *find
L2321[21:56:48] <gamax92> uhh, iirc match
and find use the same implementation, so maybe yes.
L2322[21:57:11] *
Kilobyte is laying on his keyboard laughing right now
L2323[21:57:29] <LordFokas> that
completely defeats the point of having an offset in the first place
lol
L2324[21:57:35] <DeanIsaCat> Lua is
....
L2325[21:57:43] <Kilobyte> luaj
mainly
L2326[21:57:45] <gamax92> ^
L2327[21:57:49] <Kilobyte> lua is
implemented correctly
L2328[21:57:59] <v^> LuaJIT is the best
implementation
L2329[21:57:59] <Kilobyte> sure, the
syntax isn't the nicest
L2330[21:58:04] <DeanIsaCat> Lua still is
weird
L2331[21:58:13] <Kilobyte> yeah, but
luajit cannot be persisted
L2332[21:58:14] <DeanIsaCat> array start
at 1?
L2333[21:58:17] <Kilobyte> ^
L2334[21:58:19] <DeanIsaCat> like
what?
L2335[21:58:22] <Kilobyte> i agree on
that one
L2336[21:58:24] <gamax92> well yeah thats
weird
L2337[21:58:26] <Maxwolf> lol lots of
languages do that
L2338[21:58:29] <Kilobyte> no
L2339[21:58:30] <Maxwolf> Index
changes
L2340[21:58:32] <Kilobyte> i know 2
L2341[21:58:39] <v^> in luajit you just
freeze the process ;-;
L2342[21:58:39] <Maxwolf> Java is one of
them
L2343[21:58:42] <Kilobyte> BASIC (which
is no real language)
L2344[21:58:44] <Kilobyte> no?!
L2345[21:58:48] <Kilobyte> java uses
0
L2346[21:58:49] <gamax92> wot, java
starts from 0?
L2347[21:58:52] <DeanIsaCat> ^
L2349[21:59:03] <v^> indexes should start
at 0.5
L2350[21:59:10] <ds84182> gamax92: oh my
god
L2351[21:59:11] <Maxwolf> We init an
array 1 to get element 0
L2352[21:59:13] <ds84182> you poor
child
L2353[21:59:17] <DeanIsaCat> Like, script
languages in comparison, lua nearly always is the odd one out
._.
L2354[21:59:29] <Kilobyte> Maxwolf: yes,
thats the LENGTH
L2355[21:59:32] <Maxwolf> lol
L2356[21:59:39] <Maxwolf> Just as stupid
as what you just described
L2357[21:59:40] <v^> PHP....
L2358[21:59:54] <gamax92> Maxwolf: why is
that stupid?
L2359[21:59:57] <gamax92> its the
length
L2360[22:00:03] <Maxwolf> I know what it
is, the first element is in the array is 0
L2361[22:00:10] <Maxwolf> However to
create it we could with +1
L2362[22:00:12] <Maxwolf> *count
L2363[22:00:15] <DeanIsaCat> Didn't we
agree to not talk about stupid mutational crap that calls itself
language v^ ?
L2364[22:00:16] <Maxwolf> It's just
weird
L2365[22:00:23] <Maxwolf> Like your Lua
'complaint'
L2366[22:00:25] <v^> DeanIsaCat, ;-; i
dont remember
L2367[22:00:46] <Kilobyte> Maxwolf: tell
me one language which doesn't do it that way
L2368[22:00:53] <v^> the reason indexes
start at at 0 is because offsets are more efficient
L2369[22:01:00] <Kilobyte> ones where
index starts at 0 that is
L2370[22:01:42] <v^> >_> if indexes
started at one on a low level language it would have to constantly
subtract one when indexing an array
L2371[22:01:53] <Kilobyte> ^
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L2373[22:01:59] <DeanIsaCat> ^
L2374[22:02:10] <Maxwolf> Or we could
reference it by length itself. Element 1 is index 1. It's
subjective.
L2375[22:02:36] <Maxwolf> I just said it
was weird, not that something is wrong with programming.
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L2377[22:02:41] <v^> indexes starting at
1 are easier for people to understand
L2378[22:02:49] <Kilobyte> imo its not
weird at all
L2379[22:02:55] <gamax92> no bits is 0,
not 1
L2380[22:03:00] <DeanIsaCat> Yeah, but
*most* ppl are used to arrays starting at 0
L2381[22:03:03] <Maxwolf> Well I feel the
same way about the Lua array thing, it's not really a big
deal.
L2382[22:03:13] <Maxwolf> Just something
you remember and move on with your life
L2383[22:03:15] <v^> ive seen people
complain when learning java for the first time
L2385[22:03:30] <Kilobyte> their
problem
L2386[22:03:44] <Kilobyte> programmers
usually start counting with 0
L2387[22:03:58] <Maxwolf> Aye, I have
been forced to do this also over the years
L2388[22:04:22] <v^> i dont have trouble
coding in other langs with indexes at 0
L2389[22:04:27] <Maxwolf> Neither do
I
L2390[22:04:30] <Kilobyte> same
L2391[22:04:38] <DeanIsaCat> also, why
does lua not have a switch statement?? ._.
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L2393[22:04:45] <Kilobyte> because it
doesn't
L2394[22:04:53] <Kilobyte> idfk
L2395[22:05:01] <DeanIsaCat> or
continue
L2396[22:05:09] <Kilobyte> thats a more
annoying one
L2397[22:05:16] <Daiyousei> Because
lua
L2398[22:05:24] <v^> or
break<number>
L2399[22:05:29] <gamax92> I can sorta
simulate continue using lua 5.2's goto's
L2400[22:05:30] <Kilobyte> because it
means i have to use *sigh* goto
L2401[22:05:40] <v^> <_> all these
things are possible without changing the bytecode
L2402[22:05:57] <Kilobyte> yup
L2403[22:06:13] <Kilobyte> but the
bytecode isn't intended to be stable anyways
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L2405[22:07:20] <v^> lets see how long it
takes me to implement switch in 51
L2406[22:07:45] <Kilobyte> as syntax
element or using existing functions?
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L2410[22:09:24] <Kilobyte> lol...
L2411[22:09:42] <Dean4Devil> blame my isp
.-.
L2412[22:09:57] <Pontiac_AtWork> I blame
your ISP for breaking my car bumper.
L2413[22:10:13] <Dean4Devil> im fine with
that
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L2415[22:12:02] <gamax92> so it seems
string.find/string.match are partially correct, where i cannot find
the supposedly non existent bytes in the string. However the
position of things it should normally find are off.
L2416[22:13:54] <Pontiac_AtWork> I wanna
go home.
L2417[22:13:58] <gamax92> go home
then
L2418[22:14:45] <Pontiac_AtWork> I would,
but, being the only one for tier 2 support, and abandoning the desk
won't look good at my next interview. :P
L2419[22:16:33] <Kilobyte> ouch
L2420[22:17:52] *
Pontiac_AtWork plays some more DW MC and sees if he can figure out
why his AE system won't smelt cacti
L2421[22:19:22] <Dean4Devil> Well anyway,
gonna get some sleep now. Night everybody
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L2424[22:25:12] <gamax92> XD
L2425[22:25:20] <gamax92> v^: you're
gonna love this bug
L2427[22:26:20] <v^> >_> print isnt
javaside?
L2429[22:26:28] <Kilobyte> it is
L2430[22:26:30] <gamax92> it is, but it
relies on tostring
L2431[22:26:33] <Kilobyte> but apperently
^
L2432[22:26:48] <Kilobyte> thats just
ridiculous
L2433[22:27:15] <v^> why does it try to
get tostring though
L2434[22:27:16] <gamax92> note I'm also
testing this in 2.0.3, which it may be fixed in later
versions.
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L2437[22:28:42] <gamax92> alright,
indexOf is still broken in the LuaJ OC uses.
L2438[22:29:56] <gamax92> v^: :D it does
the same in the newer LuaJ
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L2441[22:35:53] <gamax92> sadly, print is
the only function that does that.
L2442[22:41:41] <gamax92> Samgar
L2443[22:46:58] <gamax92> Sangar: Ehh, is
there no .gitignore?
L2444[22:47:43] <Sangar> yeah, i never
commit it because it usually contains some more stuff i have lying
around :P
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L2446[22:52:02] <Kilobyte> Sangar: have
you ever played super hostile btw?
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L2448[22:58:26] <Sangar> Kilobyte, i
don't think so. doesn't ring a bell at least.
L2449[22:58:47] <Kilobyte> a series of
adventure maps that are extremely challenging
L2450[22:58:48] <Sangar> actually it
does, but only the name iteself
L2451[22:58:53] <Sangar> ah
L2452[22:59:16] <Kilobyte> like, the map
has probably a couple hundred to thousand spawners
L2453[22:59:32] <Kilobyte> among those
are stuff like invincible lightning creepers
L2454[22:59:39] <dmod_> Sangar: do you
have a patreon?
L2455[23:00:05] <Sangar> dmod_, nope
:P
L2456[23:00:14] <Sangar> Kilobyte, sounds
crazy >_>
L2457[23:00:15] <Kilobyte> Sangar: and
you should always watch out when mining stone, it could be
silverfish stone
L2458[23:00:17] *
dmod_ looks at Sangar
L2459[23:01:08] <Kenny> Sangar, want to
pay for the rest of your college and then some?
L2460[23:01:16] <Kenny> :)
L2461[23:01:27] <Kenny> start a patreon
page :)
L2462[23:01:57] <Sangar> meh, i want to
avoid the (sub)concious sense of obligation that accepting
donations brings with it for now :P
L2463[23:02:11] <dmod_> What would Sangar
add to patreon anyway :)
L2464[23:02:51] <Sangar> 1$ and you get a
pet robot riding your shoulder? >_>
L2465[23:02:58] <Kenny> we'd have to
think up things for him to add in for the different levels
hehe
L2466[23:03:22] <Kenny> a robot
helmet
L2467[23:03:34] <Kilobyte> Sangar: can
you sell plush robots?
L2468[23:03:43] <Techokami> I'd buy
one
L2469[23:03:46] <Sangar> Kilobyte, no,
they'd fall over
L2470[23:03:52] <Kilobyte> true
L2471[23:04:01] <Techokami> but I'd still
buy one :3
L2472[23:04:05] <Kilobyte> true
L2473[23:04:10] <Sangar> haha
L2474[23:04:10] <Kenny> nah they
wouldn't. you have a little stand to sit them in
L2475[23:04:24] <Kilobyte> with a small
cord on top to hang them from ceiling
L2476[23:04:25] <Kilobyte> :P
L2477[23:04:31] <Kilobyte> so it looks
floating
L2478[23:04:35] <Techokami> like a UFO
Catcher plush!
L2479[23:04:54] <dmod_> Sangar: like I
said it's a method
L2480[23:05:02] <Kenny> stand with small
wires sticking up to make it look like it's floating :P
L2481[23:05:07] <Kilobyte> Sangar:
someone build a real OC computer using a few raspberry
L2482[23:05:36] <Techokami> I have an rpi
that's not being used for anything yet
L2483[23:05:41] <Sangar> i actually
ordered a raspberry a few days ago >_> should arrive on
tuesday
L2484[23:06:00] <Kilobyte> neat
L2485[23:06:00] <Techokami> along with
another dev board that's far more powerful
L2486[23:06:01] <Sangar> i'll make it run
jenkins! (no i wont)
L2487[23:06:19] <dmod_> Lol it could they
have a build for it I think.
L2488[23:06:23] <Kilobyte> i have one
that is only laying around because its charger is being used for my
phone
L2489[23:06:31] <JoshTheEnder> you wont
with 512mb of ram
L2490[23:07:00] <Kenny> you could run it
with 512, would just take forever to build
L2492[23:07:41] <dmod_> Also enable some
of the configs for it that they disable by default.
L2493[23:07:44] <JoshTheEnder> hmm
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L2495[23:07:53] <Dovahkiin> HAHAHA
L2496[23:07:59] <Dovahkiin> i now have
this nick
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L2498[23:08:16] <Kodos> Oh yeah?
L2499[23:08:16] <JoshTheEnder> Haha
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L2502[23:08:35] <LoneWanderer> Fallout
> Skyrim
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L2507[23:10:17] <Dovahkiin> hmm, i could
make EnderBot2 auto-ghost people using my nicks really
easilly
L2508[23:10:41] <Dovahkiin> dmod_, that's
why you dont try to take a registered nick :P
L2509[23:11:12] <dmod_> I figured you
would so something had a idea lol anyway bbs
L2510[23:11:20] <Dovahkiin> lol
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L2512[23:20:07] <Kilobyte> Sangar: btw,
in super hostile you get weird weapons like paper with sharpness
3
L2513[23:20:21] <Kilobyte> its actually
better than an iron sword afaik
L2514[23:20:27] <Kilobyte> and never runs
out
L2515[23:20:44] <Sangar> papercuts all
the way!
L2516[23:20:46] <v^> Dovahkiin, MLG
dragonborn mode activated
L2517[23:21:17] <v^> *shooting arrows at
knees intensifies*
L2518[23:21:28] <v^> *intensification
intensifies*
L2519[23:21:29] <Kilobyte> Sangar: or
knockback signs
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L2521[23:26:41] <Kilobyte> maybe i can
get the protocol to work tonight
L2522[23:29:25] <Sangar> optimist
:P
L2523[23:29:27] <gamax92> what is this
lua coercion
L2524[23:30:09] <Kilobyte> Sangar: the
encryption layer will be swappable... in fact, plugins will be able
to add custom encryption layers
L2525[23:30:20] <istasi> i can boot now!,
got filesystem down and an auto updater \o/, this is rather
fun
L2526[23:30:41] <gamax92> .l
"5" + 5
L2527[23:30:41] <^v> gamax92, 10
L2528[23:30:47] <gamax92> oh cool I
didn't know you could do that.
L2529[23:33:11] <Kilobyte> .l
"abc" * 10
L2530[23:33:11] <^v> Kilobyte, lua:1:
attempt to perform arithmetic on a string value
L2531[23:33:13] <Kilobyte> lame.
L2532[23:35:02] <gamax92> Kilobyte: what
did you expect?
L2533[23:35:21] <Kilobyte>
abcabcabcabcabcabcabcabcabcabc
L2534[23:35:38] <gamax92> .l
("abc"):rep(10)
L2535[23:35:38] <^v> gamax92,
abcabcabcabcabcabcabcabcabcabc
L2536[23:35:40] <Kilobyte> thats how ruby
does it at least
L2537[23:35:45] <Kilobyte> yes, but thats
verbose :P
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L2539[23:36:22] <gamax84182> yes
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L2541[23:36:56] <gamax92> Kilobyte: well,
XYZ may be better in ruby but XYZ may be better in python or perl
or C or java or C# or shell or BASIC or FORTH or Visual Basic or
TCL or TK or moonscript or asm or REXX or etc.
L2542[23:37:12] <PotatoTrumpet> o/
L2543[23:37:16] <gamax92> !o/
L2544[23:37:24] <Kilobyte> i am just
saying thats what i was hoping for
L2545[23:37:25] <Sangar> does ping's .l
allow changing the string metatable?
L2546[23:37:34] <Sangar> ?o/
L2547[23:37:39] <PotatoTrumpet> .o/
L2548[23:37:55] <gamax92> .l string.poop
= function() return "apples" end return
("hello"):poop()
L2549[23:37:55] <^v> gamax92, lua:1:
attempt to call method 'poop' (a nil value)
L2550[23:38:02] <gamax92> nope
L2551[23:38:06] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L2552[23:38:18] <Kilobyte> Sangar: does
lua even support __add for strings?
L2553[23:38:20] <PotatoTrumpet> .l
print("U SUK")
L2554[23:38:20] <^v> PotatoTrumpet, U SUK
| nil
L2555[23:38:23] <Kilobyte> i know luaj
doesn't
L2556[23:39:16] *
PotatoTrumpet is trying out Razer Game Booster
L2557[23:39:30] <gamax92> PotatoTrumpet:
didn't do anything when I used it.
L2558[23:39:35] <PotatoTrumpet> Meh
L2559[23:39:59] <Sangar> Kilobyte, using
debug.setmetatable it's possible to change the metatbles of the
primitive types (like string), so yes.
L2560[23:40:35] <Kilobyte> Sangar: yes,
but in luaj strings seem to ignore __
L2561[23:40:38] <Kilobyte> err
L2562[23:40:42] <Kilobyte> __add or
__mul
L2563[23:40:45] <Kilobyte> tried
that
L2564[23:40:50] <Sangar> .l
debug.setmetatable("", {__mul=function(a,b)return
string.rep(a,b) end}) print("abc" * 10)
L2565[23:40:50] <^v> Sangar, lua:1:
attempt to index global 'debug' (a nil value)
L2566[23:40:51] <Kilobyte> idk if it does
in c lua
L2567[23:40:53] <gamax92> chrt -f -p 99
`pidof Kilobyte`
L2568[23:41:01] <Sangar> would work if
debug.setmetatable were allowed
L2569[23:41:05] <gamax92> renice -n -20
-p `pidof Kilobyte`
L2570[23:41:22] <Kilobyte> Sangar: ah,
nice
L2571[23:41:40] <Kilobyte> gamax92:
giving me nice -20?
L2573[23:41:47] <v^> want debug?
L2574[23:41:53] <gamax92> and fifo
scheduling
L2575[23:41:59] <Kilobyte> WOOT
L2576[23:42:04] *
Kilobyte feels important
L2577[23:42:22] <Kilobyte> you know that
nice -20 is very high prio?
L2578[23:42:22] <Kilobyte> :P
L2579[23:42:36] <Kilobyte> positive ==
lower than normal, negative == higher than normal
L2580[23:42:41] <gamax92> yes
L2581[23:42:45] <Kilobyte> only root can
set < 0
L2582[23:42:51] <Sangar> brb
L2583[23:42:52] <gamax92> ignoring the
realtime fifo scheduling?
L2584[23:43:00] <Kilobyte> idk what that
is :P
L2585[23:44:43] <Kilobyte> Sangar: gah,
java is so verbose...
L2586[23:45:31] <gamax92> >_> I
commented out a line in luaj expecting it to error, but instead it
compiles
L2587[23:45:42] <gamax92> and by line i
mean an entire function
L2588[23:45:43]
⇦ Quits: Pontiac_AtWork (~Pontiac@ykfvpn.navtech.aero) (Quit:
Bye)
L2589[23:46:22] <v^> .l
debug.setmetatable("", {__mul=function(a,b)return
string.rep(a,b) end}) print("abc" * 10)
L2590[23:46:22] <^v> v^, Time limit
exeeded.
L2592[23:47:04] <v^> diddnt actually hit
time limit
L2593[23:47:14] <Kilobyte> .l io
L2594[23:47:14] <^v> Kilobyte, table:
0x1c158a0
L2595[23:47:20] <Kilobyte> .l
io.open
L2596[23:47:20] <^v> Kilobyte, nil
L2597[23:48:44] <gamax92> well I was
going to fix lastIndexOf as well but, nothing in LuaJ uses
it.
L2598[23:49:11] <Kilobyte> .l
debug.getfenv(5)
L2599[23:49:11] <^v> Kilobyte, Time limit
exeeded.
L2600[23:49:17] <Kilobyte> .l
debug.getfenv(4)
L2601[23:49:17] <^v> Kilobyte, Time limit
exeeded.
L2602[23:49:19] <Kilobyte> wtf
L2603[23:49:27] <gamax92> .l
"hi"
L2604[23:49:27] <^v> gamax92, Time limit
exeeded.
L2605[23:49:31] <gamax92> v^: gj
L2606[23:49:33] <Kilobyte> why does debug
lib exceed time l...
L2607[23:49:41] <Kilobyte> why does
EVERYTHING exceed time limit
L2608[23:49:46] <gamax92> .l
L2609[23:49:46] <^v> gamax92, nil
L2610[23:49:53] <v^> sorry, borkd it for
a second
L2611[23:52:01] <Kilobyte> .l
debug.getfenv(5)
L2612[23:52:01] <^v> Kilobyte, lua:1:
attempt to call field 'getfenv' (a nil value)
L2613[23:52:05] <Kilobyte> wot
L2614[23:52:29] <Kilobyte> .l
_VERSION
L2615[23:52:29] <^v> Kilobyte, Lua
5.2
L2616[23:52:30] <gamax92> :|
L2617[23:52:34] <Kilobyte> wot
L2618[23:52:36] <gamax92> git-cola,
launch dammit
L2619[23:52:46] <Kilobyte> i thought it
hat that still in debug lib
L2620[23:52:53] <v^> it does
L2622[23:53:06] <Kilobyte> oh so you
strip it?
L2623[23:53:06] <Kilobyte> :P
L2624[23:53:07] <v^> i just cba sandbox
debug atm
L2625[23:53:23] <Kilobyte> oh, gl
sandboxing that
L2626[23:53:30] <Kilobyte> v^: sandbox
the lua executable
L2627[23:53:39] <v^> Kilobyte, exactly
what i was thinking
L2628[23:53:41] <Kilobyte> ptrace
sandbox
L2629[23:53:54] <Kilobyte> intercepts all
syscalls and filters them
L2630[23:54:01] <gamax92> ooooooh
L2631[23:54:11] <gamax92> its because im
trying to launch git-cola from a non existent path
L2632[23:54:12] <Kilobyte> you can
sandbox EVERY program that way
L2633[23:54:18] <gamax92> how is my shell
in a non existent path
L2634[23:56:46] <v^> Kilobyte, how
use
L2635[23:56:57] <Kilobyte> v^: ?
L2636[23:57:13] <gamax84182> I've got a
great idea that is possibly not flawwed
L2637[23:57:16] <Kilobyte> wanna know how
to?
L2638[23:57:16] <gamax84182> in any
way
L2639[23:57:21] ***
Flenix is now known as SleepyFlenix
L2640[23:57:23] <Kilobyte> 1. learn
c
L2641[23:57:27] <Kilobyte> 2. learn
ptrace api
L2642[23:57:27] <v^> 1. no
L2643[23:57:31] <v^> 2. no
L2644[23:57:36] <gamax92> 3. ???
L2645[23:57:38] <gamax92> 4. profit
L2646[23:57:51] ***
gamax84182 is now known as dsAway
L2647[23:57:57] <Sangar> 5. write ptrace
api for lua
L2648[23:58:03] <Kilobyte> *wrapper
L2649[23:58:06] <gamax92> 6. ban ds for
impersonating me
L2650[23:58:21] ***
v^ is now known as gamax84182
L2651[23:58:29] <Kilobyte> Sangar:
sometimes i hate java
L2652[23:58:30] <Kilobyte> void
registerEncryptionLayer(String name, EncryptionLayerFactory
factory);
L2653[23:58:37] <gamax84182> Kilobyte,
can i use FFI?
L2654[23:58:41] <Kilobyte> i guess scala
would have a much nicer alternative
L2655[23:58:46] <Kilobyte> gamax84182:
probably
L2656[23:58:53] <Sangar> Kilobyte,
depends on the library author :P
L2657[23:59:13] <Kilobyte> ptrace is core
of linux
L2658[23:59:22] <gamax92> linux is
life
L2659[23:59:24] <Kilobyte> afaik its even
POSIX
L2660[23:59:40] <Kilobyte> one man ptrace
later
L2661[23:59:42] <Sangar> linux is love...
wait, nononono let's not go there
L2662[23:59:57] <Kilobyte> :P