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L1[00:06:57] <skyem123> could oc run a
minecraft server?
L2[00:07:34] <Techokami> no, since Minecraft
is Java and OC is Lua
L3[00:08:01] <Techokami> but you can create
an implementation of httpd or ircd in Lua
L4[00:09:55] <skyem123> I mean implement a
minecraft server
L5[00:10:51] <Kilobyte> Techokami: there are
multiple jvms written in lu
L6[00:10:54] <Kilobyte> a
L7[00:11:03] <Techokami> oh god
L8[00:11:34] <Techokami> how well do they
work
L9[00:11:46] <Kilobyte> iirc ds or gamax
also made one
L10[00:11:54] <Kilobyte> a basic one only
though
L11[00:12:08] <Kilobyte> Techokami: and i
have a project of implementing a jvm in scala
L12[00:12:17] <Kilobyte> so you can sandbox
java
L13[00:12:21] <skyem123> I think someone
got an implementation of a minecraft server on a 8 bit mcu
L14[00:12:42] <PsychokenesisKat>
atmega?
L15[00:13:01] <skyem123> yes
L16[00:13:16] <PsychokenesisKat>
Nice.
L17[00:13:23] <PsychokenesisKat>
1284?
L18[00:14:00] <skyem123> Can't remember
details. Probably.
L19[00:16:48] <skyem123> And then the
person got it running on a router
L20[00:17:01] <skyem123> to control a
router
L21[00:17:30] <skyem123> 1 router was
network kind
L22[00:17:30] <skyem123> 2nd router was the
machine kind
L23[00:17:34] <Techokami> I have a bunch of
Atmel AT89S51 chips :O
L24[00:17:40] <gamax92> Techokami: :O
L25[00:18:03] <Techokami> once I went to
the flea market at MIT with some internet friends
L26[00:18:11] <Techokami> got 10 of them
for $3
L27[00:18:48] <skyem123> AVR?
L28[00:19:02] <Techokami> er, 7 of them. 3
were Atmel AT27C512R chips
L29[00:19:28] <Techokami> dunno if they're
AVR
L30[00:19:58] <skyem123> uh oh power is
going on the netbook
L31[00:19:58] ⇦
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L33[00:24:22] <PsychokenesisKat> Damn you
guys and your nearness to technology places
L34[00:24:38] <PsychokenesisKat> :D
10:25
L35[00:24:42] <PsychokenesisKat> 24*
L36[00:25:01] <Kilobyte> anyways, heading
to bed
L37[00:25:12] <Kilobyte> night guys
L38[00:25:16] <PsychokenesisKat> o/
L39[00:25:26] <PsychokenesisKat> Sleep
well.
L40[00:25:40] <Kilobyte> i will
L41[00:25:47] <Kilobyte> and tomorrow i'll
get a computer
L42[00:26:49] <PsychokenesisKat> nice
L43[00:28:17] <PsychokenesisKat> ohyeah,
there's the new font renderer
L44[00:29:10] ⇦
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L46[00:29:16] zsh
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L47[00:29:23] <PsychokenesisKat> Holy shit,
I can see the floppy poking out of the drive
L48[00:33:33] <PsychokenesisKat> So MiniOS
lacks an io library
L49[00:33:45] <PsychokenesisKat> Wow, even
vanilla Lua has an IO library
L50[00:35:19] <PsychokenesisKat> if not
miniOS then error("This program requires miniOS!") return
end
L51[00:35:21] <PsychokenesisKat> I dislike
this.
L52[00:44:10] <gamax92> PsychokenesisKat:
what are you looking at?
L53[00:44:49] <ds84182> ((i<15 &
i>=(15-nmr)) ? mapped : r)[i] = v; //best syntax award
L54[00:45:02] <gamax92> ds84182: >_>
y u lafinz
L55[00:45:15] <ds84182> oh no
L56[00:45:20] *
ds84182 purifies gamax92
L57[00:46:14] ⇦
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L58[00:46:15] <gamax92> ds84182: is greater
than underscore is greater than space why space you space ell aye
eff eye en zed
L59[00:46:25] <ds84182> what
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()
L62[00:51:10] *** Vaht
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L63[00:56:00] ***
Techokami is now known as Techokami|Off
L64[01:13:42] ***
ds84182 is now known as xamag29
L65[01:16:42] ⇦
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"L'homme n'est pas fait pour travailler, la preuve, cela le
fatigue" --Voltaire)
L66[01:19:54] <Potato|Trucker> Going
160km/h around berlin
L67[01:20:05] <Potato|Trucker> flipped my
cargo
L68[01:20:14] <Potato|Trucker> complete
loss
L69[01:20:54] ***
Cazzar is now known as Cazzar|Away
L70[01:22:26] <Kodos> wat
L71[01:23:40] ***
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L73[01:28:02] <SKS-Phone> Aha! I have a
basic line editor running on MiniOS!
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L77[01:33:35] ***
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L78[01:37:59] <PsychokenesisKat> Does
anyone have a filesystem implimentation that runs entirely in
memory?
L79[01:39:29] <PsychokenesisKat> If there
was one, it could be serialized and written to a tape.
L80[01:43:03] <v^> vfs for CC
>_>
L81[01:44:29] <PsychokenesisKat> >for
CC
L82[01:44:55] ***
Cazzar is now known as Cazzar|Away
L83[01:45:36] ***
Oddstr13 is now known as Odd|Away
L84[01:47:41] ***
Cazzar|Away is now known as Cazzar
L85[01:55:29] ***
Odd|Away is now known as Oddstr13
L86[01:58:22] <PsychokenesisKat> How do I
get the ingame date?
L87[01:59:39] <Potato|Trucker>
uhhhhhhhhhhh
L88[01:59:45] <Potato|Trucker>
hhhhhhhhhh
L89[01:59:47] <Potato|Trucker>
hhhhhhhhh
L90[02:00:00] <Potato|Trucker>
os.time()
L91[02:00:08] <Potato|Trucker> its the time
since the start of the world
L92[02:00:20] <Potato|Trucker> starting in
1970
L93[02:00:26] <Potato|Trucker> x_x
L94[02:00:32] <PsychokenesisKat>
os.time
L95[02:00:33] <PsychokenesisKat>
Cool.
L96[02:01:02] <PsychokenesisKat> Do you
know why 1970 is relevant, Potato|Trucker? (I do, I want to see if
you do, considering you're so fixated on that DOS
abomination)
L97[02:01:49] <PsychokenesisKat> Also, do
filesystem components return a table when you call list?
L98[02:02:19] <Potato|Trucker> Something
something computers?
L99[02:02:37] <Potato|Trucker> No, not
really
L100[02:02:42] <Potato|Trucker> I do not
know
L101[02:02:50] <Potato|Trucker> :{
L102[02:02:52] <Caitlyn> epoch
L103[02:03:09] <Potato|Trucker> Ahh
L104[02:03:12] <Potato|Trucker> Unix
time?
L105[02:03:38] <Potato|Trucker> Oh, isnt
this the thing that will screw computers over in a few years?
L106[02:03:55] <Potato|Trucker> where the
bits get all set to 00001 or whatever?
L107[02:04:35] <PsychokenesisKat> Yep,
UNIX time.
L108[02:04:48] <Caitlyn> s/a few/24/
L109[02:05:07] <Potato|Trucker>
s/C:/C:/
L110[02:05:19] <Caitlyn> ...wat?
L111[02:05:28] <PsychokenesisKat>
Potato|Trucker: Only if we continue to use 32-bit UNIX time,
storing it as 64-bit fixes it, IIRC
L112[02:05:45] ***
Potato|Trucker is now known as C
L113[02:05:53] <PsychokenesisKat>
2038...
L114[02:05:55] *** C
is now known as C_Drive
L115[02:05:58] <C_Drive> There we go
L116[02:06:01] <C_Drive> C:
L117[02:06:04] *
PsychokenesisKat stabs C_Drive
L118[02:06:18] *
C_Drive recovers
L119[02:06:29] *
PsychokenesisKat opens C_Drive's case and grinds a pencil against
the platter
L120[02:06:34] ***
darknife25 is now known as darknife25|AFK
L121[02:06:59] *
C_Drive is a NSFW Drive, there for, 100% safe
L123[02:07:09] <C_Drive> :)
L124[02:07:10] <Caitlyn> Not Safe For Work
drive?
L125[02:07:11] <PsychokenesisKat> ... Not
safe for work?
L126[02:07:15] <C_Drive> Yep
L127[02:07:25] *
PsychokenesisKat high-fives Caitlyn
L128[02:07:30] *
C_Drive hugs v^
L129[02:07:33] *
Caitlyn grabs a degausser
L130[02:07:39] <C_Drive> NO
L131[02:07:44] *
PsychokenesisKat overvolts the drive
L132[02:07:50] *
Caitlyn places degausser on C_Drive
L133[02:07:58] *
Caitlyn powers on the degausser and walks away.
L134[02:07:59] <PsychokenesisKat> That
should have corrupted your NSFW data.
L135[02:08:02] *
C_Drive is recovered using MSDOS
L136[02:08:10] <PsychokenesisKat> (What's
a degausser?)
L137[02:08:15] <C_Drive> :O
L138[02:08:17] <PsychokenesisKat> C_Drive:
Have you seen miniOS?
L139[02:08:28] <C_Drive> The thing that
makes the screen jiggle
L140[02:08:35] <C_Drive> whats
miniOS?
L141[02:08:40] <PsychokenesisKat> DOS in
OC
L142[02:08:46] <C_Drive> GIMMEEEE
L143[02:08:49] ***
Cazzar is now known as Cazzar|Away
L144[02:08:51] <C_Drive> GIMEEE IT
NAOW
L145[02:08:53] <PsychokenesisKat> Check
the forums
L147[02:09:10] <PsychokenesisKat> I had to
adapt my ed-inspired line editor to use it though
L148[02:09:26] <PsychokenesisKat> The
entire filesystem is based on drive letters, and there's basically
no APIs.
L149[02:09:33] <PsychokenesisKat> It's
just like real Windows!
L150[02:09:34] <C_Drive> :D
L151[02:09:36] <C_Drive> Yay!
L152[02:09:52] <PsychokenesisKat> You
should not be happy about that.
L153[02:09:57] <C_Drive> :DDDDDDD
L154[02:10:15] *
PsychokenesisKat returns to his cave to work on his UNIX v6 classic
C to Lua conversion
L155[02:10:22] <C_Drive> I will beat the
crappy OS that you people call OpenOS with miniOS
L156[02:11:06] <PsychokenesisKat> Then
I'll stomp your miniOS with a POSIX-compliant OS.
L157[02:11:31] *
C_Drive goes to install forge
L158[02:11:33] ***
Cazzar|Away is now known as Cazzar
L159[02:12:14] <PsychokenesisKat> I have
to admit though, miniOS is quite fun- the extreme basicness makes
it easy to add drivers and stuff.
L160[02:12:24] <PsychokenesisKat> It's not
a complex maze as of yet.
L161[02:12:35] <PsychokenesisKat> I
suppose that'll happen when it gets a GUI.
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L163[02:13:42] <C_Drive> I still want to
make a gui for OpenOS
L164[02:13:53] <PsychokenesisKat> C_Drive:
I'm currently working on having a filesystem running in memory so
it can be serialized and saved to a tape- sorta like Windows 95's
weird shit vFAT
L165[02:13:53] <C_Drive> just never get
around to learning how to do it
L166[02:14:10] <C_Drive> lol, fat
L167[02:14:30] ***
C_Drive is now known as SleepyPotato
L168[02:14:40] ***
SleepyPotato is now known as Potato|Trucker
L169[02:15:04] ***
Potato|Trucker is now known as InGamePotato
L170[02:15:15] *
InGamePotato just learned about /ns group
L171[02:15:18] ⇦
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L172[02:15:23] <PsychokenesisKat> I don't
think OpenIRC works on miniOS
L173[02:15:33] ***
InGamePotato is now known as PotatoTab
L174[02:15:44] ***
PotatoTab is now known as Potato|Away
L175[02:15:58] ***
Potato|Away is now known as potatoTrumpet
L176[02:16:04] ***
potatoTrumpet is now known as PotatoTrumpet
L177[02:17:48] <PotatoTrumpet>
PsychokenesisKat, You are away?
L178[02:18:05] <PsychokenesisKat> Not that
I'm aware of
L179[02:18:33] <PotatoTrumpet>
"Please note that I will be away from the 26th of July to the
9th of August"
L180[02:18:45] <PotatoTrumpet> its the
28th of July
L181[02:19:11] <PsychokenesisKat> Oh,
that's not me, silly.
L182[02:19:19] <PotatoTrumpet> -_-
L183[02:19:23] <PotatoTrumpet> x_X
L184[02:19:28] *
PotatoTrumpet dies
L185[02:19:35] *
PsychokenesisKat kills PotatoTrumpet
L186[02:19:51] <PotatoTrumpet> Am I
missing something
L187[02:19:58] *
PotatoTrumpet wonders if he is missing something
L188[02:20:00] <PsychokenesisKat>
Yes.
L189[02:20:02] <PsychokenesisKat> You
are.
L190[02:20:10] *
PotatoTrumpet is very confused
L191[02:20:17] <PsychokenesisKat> You are
missing appreciation for UNIX and hate for WinDOS
L192[02:20:18] ⇦
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Leaving)
L193[02:20:34] *
PotatoTrumpet hopes UNIX dies in a firey pit of hate
L194[02:20:53] ***
Cazzar is now known as Cazzar|Away
L195[02:21:16] *
PsychokenesisKat is sure that within 30 years WinDOS will die in a
firey pit of hate
L196[02:21:33] <PsychokenesisKat> You
can't fight technological superiority.
L197[02:22:57] *
PotatoTrumpet boots up Windows 3.1 for the fun of it
L198[02:23:13] *
PotatoTrumpet realizes that VM is on his linux
partition
L199[02:23:26] *
PsychokenesisKat starts his PDP-11 emulator along with his copy of
UNIX v6
L200[02:23:35] ***
Cazzar|Away is now known as Cazzar
L201[02:23:45] *
PotatoTrumpet starts his caculator
L202[02:23:56] *
PsychokenesisKat turns on his light
L203[02:24:18] *
PsychokenesisKat wonders how many more times superior an
incandescent bulb is to WinDOS
L204[02:24:51] *
PsychokenesisKat realises this figure cannot be stored in a 64-bit
unsigned integer
L205[02:25:18] *
Kodos wonders how hard a Windows 1.0-like OS in OC would
be
L206[02:25:52] *
PsychokenesisKat informs Kodos that we have a DOS base
already
L207[02:26:20] *
PotatoTrumpet hugs Kodos
L208[02:26:31] *
PotatoTrumpet declares this the start of Third Person
Hour
L209[02:26:39] *
PsychokenesisKat agrees
L210[02:26:52] *
PotatoTrumpet nods head in agreement with
PsychokenesisKat
L211[02:26:54] *
PsychokenesisKat levitates PotatoTrumpet using
psychokenesis
L212[02:27:00] *
Kodos decides it's time to go watch Torchwood
L213[02:27:05] *
PotatoTrumpet loves torchwood
L214[02:27:08] *
PsychokenesisKat likes Torchwood
L215[02:27:14] *
PotatoTrumpet also loves torches made out of wood
L216[02:27:17] *
PsychokenesisKat high-fives PotatoTrumpet and Kodos
L217[02:27:19] *
Kodos will slap the shit out of anyone who spoils
Torchwood
L218[02:27:46] *
PotatoTrumpet tells Kodos that every one but Capt. Jack and the Non
Asian girl die
L219[02:28:00] <PsychokenesisKat> So the
asian one dies? :(
L220[02:28:00] *
PotatoTrumpet hides
L221[02:28:19] *
PotatoTrumpet slaps PsychokenesisKat for not talking in third
person
L222[02:28:36] *
PsychokenesisKat pulls PotatoTrumpet out of hiding and forces him
to endure Kodos' wrath
L223[02:28:52] *
PotatoTrumpet wispers to PsychokenesisKat Wibbly-Wobbley
Timey-Whimey
L224[02:29:02] *
PsychokenesisKat then begins pulling PotatoTrumpet's limbs from his
torso using psychokenesis
L225[02:29:19] *
PotatoTrumpet may have lied
L226[02:29:22] *
PotatoTrumpet did lie
L227[02:29:32] *
PsychokenesisKat releases PotatoTrumpet
L228[02:29:48] <Kodos> EnderCat, please
kickban Potato for a day for spoiling the ONE tv show on Netflix I
can/want to watch
L229[02:29:59] <PotatoTrumpet> I did not
spoil it
L230[02:30:00] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L231[02:30:05] <PotatoTrumpet> I lied
about it
L232[02:30:10] <PotatoTrumpet> PS: Keep
Watching
L233[02:30:19] <Kodos> Seriously shut the
fuck up you stupid kid
L234[02:30:22] <Kodos> You're fucking
annoying
L235[02:30:25] <PotatoTrumpet> Love you
too
L236[02:30:26] <Kodos> Holy shit
L237[02:30:34] *
PsychokenesisKat sits back and watches
L238[02:30:47] <Kodos> You are the epitome
of the phrase 'special kind of stupid'
L239[02:30:54] <PotatoTrumpet> Anyways,
time to work on a caculator for OC
L240[02:31:00] <PotatoTrumpet> GUI, for a
caculator
L241[02:31:42] *
PotatoTrumpet tells Kodos that he will love the plot
twists
L242[02:39:08] ⇦
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connection)
L243[02:39:50] <PsychokenesisKat> .w
text.tokenize
L244[02:39:51] <^v> PsychokenesisKat, Not
found. did you want "text api"?
L245[02:39:55] <PsychokenesisKat> .w
text
L247[02:40:08] ***
alekso56 is now known as alekso56_off
L249[02:43:49] <PotatoTrumpet> Requires
multi monitors
L250[02:43:59] <PsychokenesisKat>
Requires? o.O
L251[02:44:33] <PotatoTrumpet> Well, I
COULD design it to fit on one, as I have yet to even make the
underlying code
L253[02:44:50] <PotatoTrumpet> *ingame
monitors
L254[02:45:34] <PotatoTrumpet> Kodos,
Coolzzzz
L255[02:48:51] ***
Cazzar is now known as Cazzar|Away
L256[02:51:37] ***
Cazzar|Away is now known as Cazzar
L257[02:54:03] *
PsychokenesisKat idly wonders why anyone bothers to distinguish
between r and rb, considering r has no reason to exist while rb
exists.
L258[02:54:39] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L259[02:54:57] <PotatoTrumpet> Should I
make a caculator API for the GUI to use, or just include it all in
one program
L260[02:55:53] *
PotatoTrumpet loves the new music in 1.7.10
L261[02:56:20] *
PsychokenesisKat also loves the new music in 1.7.10
L262[02:56:35] <PsychokenesisKat> They're
called creative1.ogg through creative3.ogg
L263[02:57:02] *
PotatoTrumpet wishes some OC addons were updated to
7.10
L264[02:57:27] *
PsychokenesisKat informs PotatoTrumpet that Computronics and
OpenPrinter are
L265[02:57:55] <PotatoTrumpet> .jenkins
Computronics
L266[02:58:05] <PotatoTrumpet> Is there a
jenkins for it
L267[02:58:09] <PotatoTrumpet> or am I
missing something
L268[02:58:17] <Kodos> .j
computronics
L269[02:58:41] <Kodos> .j
L270[02:58:43] <Kodos> .jenkins
L272[02:58:47] <Kodos> Helpful
L273[02:58:50] <EnderBot2> Latest builds:
OpenGX: #7 |
ICBMComponent: #21 |
OpenLights1.7: #17 |
OpenComputers: #527 |
OpenComponents: #47 |
OpenPrinter: #73 |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.10: #36 |
OpenComponents-MC1.7: #13 |
OpenLights: #20 |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.2:
#266 |
OpenPrinter1.7:
#71
L274[02:58:55] <Kodos> There you go
L275[02:58:57] <PotatoTrumpet> Guess
not
L276[02:59:08] *
PotatoTrumpet wonders what openGX is
L277[02:59:14] <Kodos> Ask gamax92
L278[02:59:32] <gamax92> its not my
project its xamag29's
L279[02:59:53]
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L280[02:59:54] <Kodos> You should really
try to be more clever when lying
L281[03:00:03] <gamax92> Kodos: except im
not lying
L282[03:00:09] <gamax92> xamag29 is
ds84182
L283[03:00:14] <gamax92> its ds84182's
project
L284[03:00:26] ***
xamag29 is now known as ds84182
L285[03:00:50] *
Kodos feels stupid for not having checked the nick
list
L286[03:01:04] <PotatoTrumpet> :(
L287[03:01:15] *
PotatoTrumpet goes to get an apple
L288[03:01:28]
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L290[03:01:57] <PsychokenesisKat>
Question: With filesystem components, does it append or insert data
when you write to them?
L291[03:02:36] <gamax92> you have to
specify the mode.
L292[03:02:53] <gamax92> so, if you give
w, its overwrite, but a is append
L293[03:03:05] <PsychokenesisKat> I
see.
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L298[03:05:25] <PotatoTrumpet> not
vDoge
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L300[03:05:40]
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L301[03:05:50] <PotatoTrumpet> -_-
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L304[03:06:45] <PotatoTrumpet> $tip Kodos
10
L305[03:06:45] <^vDoge> PotatoTrumpet,
Sent Ɖ10 to Kodos
L306[03:10:32] <PsychokenesisKat>
table.insert(fs.vfs[a:sub(b+1):reverse())
L307[03:11:11] <PsychokenesisKat>
table.insert(fs.vfs[a:sub(b+1):reverse(),a:sub(1,b-1))
L308[03:11:53] <PotatoTrumpet> .l if x
>= 0 then value = 1 else value = 0 end --This should work for
determining what value sign to display, correct?
L309[03:11:54] <^v> PotatoTrumpet, lua:1:
attempt to compare number with nil
L310[03:15:28] <v^> value=x>=0 and 0 or
1
L311[03:16:17] <v^> value=x<0 and 1 or
0
L312[03:16:56] <PsychokenesisKat> .l
function derp(x) if x>=0 then sign = "+" else sign =
"-" end return sign..tostring(x) end derp(42)
derp(-42
L313[03:16:56] <^v> PsychokenesisKat,
lua:1: ')' expected near <eof>
L314[03:16:59] <PsychokenesisKat> .l
function derp(x) if x>=0 then sign = "+" else sign =
"-" end return sign..tostring(x) end derp(42)
derp(-42)
L315[03:16:59] <^v> PsychokenesisKat,
nil
L317[03:17:11] <PsychokenesisKat> .l
function derp(x) if x>=0 then sign = "+" else sign =
"-" end return sign..tostring(x) end return derp(42),
derp(-42)
L318[03:17:11] <^v> PsychokenesisKat, +42
| --42
L320[03:18:04] <v^> (a>0 and
"+" or "")..a
L321[03:18:09] <v^> is that what you
want?
L322[03:18:23] <PsychokenesisKat>
Possibly.
L323[03:20:34] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L324[03:21:07] <PsychokenesisKat> I think
my shitty VFS is done.
L325[03:21:15] <PotatoTrumpet> VFS
L327[03:21:22] <PotatoTrumpet> ?
L328[03:21:24] <v^> virtual
filesystem
L329[03:21:25] <PsychokenesisKat> Now to
figure out how to make miniOS mount it.
L330[03:21:27] <PotatoTrumpet> Ahh
L331[03:21:38] <John_Egbert> we should all
work on a really good Lua sandbox xD
L332[03:21:40] <John_Egbert> like
L333[03:21:52] <John_Egbert> it even has
the ability to sandbox C modules xD
L334[03:21:54] <v^> John_Egbert, liek is
not that fucking hard
L335[03:21:58] <v^> oh, c modules
L336[03:22:10] <v^> there are whole
process sandboxes for that John_Egbert >_>
L337[03:22:10] <PotatoTrumpet>
PsychokenesisKat, You lied to me
L338[03:22:17] <John_Egbert> v^, :3
L339[03:22:24] <PsychokenesisKat> I
did?
L340[03:22:35] <v^> John_Egbert, ffi is
love i say
L341[03:22:38] <PsychokenesisKat> Sorry, I
do so much lying I don't remember who I lie to.
L342[03:22:39] <v^> ffi is life
L343[03:22:45] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L344[03:22:48] <John_Egbert> v^, can you
teach me how to ffi, lel
L345[03:22:53] <PotatoTrumpet> I will burn
your house down, SKS
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L347[03:23:08] *
PsychokenesisKat readies the combustible lemons
L348[03:23:12] <PsychokenesisKat>
PotatoTrumpet: Bricks.
L349[03:23:21] <v^> .>
derp=ffi.new("double[128]")
L350[03:23:21] <^v> v^, nil
L352[03:23:47] <v^> then there is
ffi.cast
L353[03:23:49] <v^> which is neat
L354[03:23:49] *
PotatoTrumpet goes back to writing the code for
OpenCalc
L355[03:23:58] <John_Egbert> meh
L356[03:23:59] <PotatoTrumpet>
*OpenCalcAPI
L357[03:24:02] <PsychokenesisKat> So I
can't mount a VFS on MiniOS
L358[03:24:03] <John_Egbert> v^, can you
teach me tomorrow? :3
L359[03:24:22] <PotatoTrumpet> BTW: Eureka
is a good TV Series
L360[03:24:24] <v^> .>
mem=ffi.cast("char*",0)
L361[03:24:24] <^v> v^, nil
L362[03:24:28] *
PsychokenesisKat returns to the technologically superior
OpenOS
L363[03:24:32] <PotatoTrumpet> Just
started watching it
L364[03:24:35] <v^> John_Egbert,
okeu
L365[03:24:43] *
PotatoTrumpet is using OpenOS to write OpenCalcAPI
L366[03:24:59] <v^> is easy
L367[03:25:05] <Randolph_J> Hello. I'm
trying to get OpenComputer working on my 1.7.10 server. I am having
issues with the persistence running correctly. it says when i login
"Native Lua libraries are not available, computers will not be
able to persist their state. THey will reboot on chunk reloads.
Does anyone know a way to fix this. I've spent a while now trying
to fix it.
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L369[03:25:21] <v^> Randolph_J, what OS do
you have
L370[03:25:24] <John_Egbert> v^, tomorrow
and not now because 1) setting up an icecast server 2) I have a
fucking massive headache.
L371[03:25:36] <Randolph_J> centos
L372[03:25:48] <PotatoTrumpet>
John_Egbert, Just drill a hole in your head! Its how cavemen do
it
L373[03:25:53] * v^
pokes the fuck out of Sangar
L374[03:26:12] *
PotatoTrumpet also pokes the fuck out of Sangar
L375[03:26:37] <v^> Randolph_J, we would
have to have a library compiled for centos <_>
L376[03:26:56] <Randolph_J> :) Sorry for
making work.
L377[03:27:21] <v^> i completely forgot
about centos
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L380[03:27:32] <PotatoTrumpet> Whats
CentOS
L381[03:27:41] <Randolph_J> a linux
os
L382[03:27:44] <v^> google
L383[03:27:44] <PsychokenesisKat> Holy
shite. I think my VFS just did something
L384[03:27:56] <PotatoTrumpet> Rename all
drives to C:?
L385[03:28:38] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L387[03:28:52] <PsychokenesisKat> My VFS
can't quite cope with directories yet, but it's mounted and not
crashing
L388[03:29:10] <PotatoTrumpet> Dear god
the new floppy sounds
L389[03:29:14] <PsychokenesisKat>
>function fs.isReadOnly() return false end
L390[03:29:18] <PotatoTrumpet> sounds like
someone is scratching it
L391[03:29:20] <PsychokenesisKat> >file
system is read only
L392[03:32:44] <PsychokenesisKat>
;bal
L393[03:32:57] <PsychokenesisKat>
$bal
L394[03:32:57] <^vDoge> PsychokenesisKat,
Ɖ1600
L396[03:37:30] <ds84182> look it
L397[03:39:46] *
PotatoTrumpet is confused
L398[03:40:06] <ds84182> PotatoTrumpet, I
made an ARM co processor for OC
L399[03:40:22] *
PotatoTrumpet has no clue what that means
L400[03:40:32] *
PotatoTrumpet hooked up his mechanical keyboard
L401[03:40:33] <PotatoTrumpet> :D
L402[03:40:38] <PotatoTrumpet> So much
better
L404[03:41:22] <PotatoTrumpet> Cool
L405[03:41:33] <ds84182> So basically you
can program things in C, C++, or ASM, compile it, and run it
L406[03:41:44] <ds84182> Although the
compilation has to happen outside OC
L408[03:42:07] <v^> make assembler?
L409[03:42:14] <ds84182> v^, hell no
L410[03:42:16] <ds84182> it's not that
simple
L411[03:42:26] <ds84182> its a SIMD
processor
L412[03:42:27] <v^> ds84182, what if it
is
L413[03:42:29] <ds84182> no way in
hell
L414[03:42:31] <PsychokenesisKat>
YOUWHAT!?
L416[03:42:46] <PsychokenesisKat> You have
ARM?
L417[03:42:57] <ds84182> PsychokenesisKat,
yes
L418[03:43:04] <ds84182> very much
ARM
L419[03:43:06] <PsychokenesisKat> Can I
have your ARM?
L420[03:43:15] *
ds84182 gives PsychokenesisKat his LEG
L421[03:43:27] *
PsychokenesisKat runs ds84182's leg
L422[03:43:41] <ds84182> FEEL THE
BUUUUUURN
L423[03:44:09] <ds84182> Maybe I should
try getting Lua to run
L424[03:44:16] <ds84182> so you can Lua in
your Lua env
L425[03:44:43] <Kodos> Yo dawg...
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L428[03:53:50] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
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L432[04:10:05] <PsychokenesisKat>
>tablet
L433[04:10:07] <PsychokenesisKat>
>wireless modem
L434[04:10:09] <PsychokenesisKat> :D
L435[04:11:06] <PsychokenesisKat> However,
tablets have no storage
L436[04:11:24] <PsychokenesisKat> Wait,
yes they do
L437[04:12:07] ***
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L439[04:14:51] <PsychokenesisKat> This
means I can like... have wireless access to all my stuff
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L442[04:17:06] <dangranos> Hello
L443[04:18:09] <PsychokenesisKat> Hello
dangranos
L444[04:18:15] <PsychokenesisKat> Guess
what?
L445[04:19:50] <dangranos> What?
L446[04:20:09] <PsychokenesisKat> Tablets
are wireless!
L447[04:20:50] <dangranos> You didnt
know?
L448[04:21:55] <PsychokenesisKat> I hadn't
tried.
L449[04:22:25] <PsychokenesisKat> So now,
I'm working on an embedded system for use in tablets, with MANETs
in mind
L450[04:23:42] <dangranos>
"MANET"?
L451[04:28:09] ***
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L452[04:28:15] <PsychokenesisKat> Mobile
ad-hoc network
L453[04:30:50] ***
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L454[04:32:01] <PsychokenesisKat> :/ I
can't get it to boot anything but OpenOS
L455[04:32:56] <ds84182> Ok, just fixed a
bug that caused strings to get mushed up
L456[04:33:20] <ds84182> so now the arm is
big-endian
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L458[04:34:36] <SoraFirestorm> Hi
L459[04:34:44] <SoraFirestorm> How can I
put a screen on a robot?
L460[04:34:53] <SoraFirestorm> Nowhere is
excepting my screen
L461[04:35:12] <SoraFirestorm>
accepting*
L462[04:35:53] <PotatoTrumpet> ?
L463[04:36:07] <PotatoTrumpet> Can't use
screen i think
L464[04:36:11] <PotatoTrumpet> have to use
console
L465[04:36:18] <PotatoTrumpet> and robot
requires graphics card
L466[04:36:19] <PotatoTrumpet> i
think
L467[04:36:24] <gamax92> SoraFirestorm:
robots will take a Tier 1 screen
L468[04:36:24] <SoraFirestorm> But it says
it's a recommended component
L469[04:36:29] <PotatoTrumpet> oh
L470[04:36:32] <SoraFirestorm> That would
be why
L471[04:36:37] <gamax92> SoraFirestorm:
you also need a gpu to power the screen ;)
L472[04:36:39] <PotatoTrumpet> shows what
I know about robots
L473[04:36:49] <SoraFirestorm> Right, I
figured that much
L474[04:37:05] <PsychokenesisKat> Okay,
now I need a way to make the tablet eject the OpenOS drive
L475[04:37:14] <dangranos> гр
L476[04:37:15] <SoraFirestorm> thank
you
L477[04:37:16] <dangranos> uh
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L479[04:38:26] <PsychokenesisKat> So
shift-rightclick resets the tablet and it randomises the
components
L480[04:38:27] <PsychokenesisKat>
Noted.
L481[04:38:35] <PsychokenesisKat> Well,
shit.
L482[04:38:57] <Caitlyn> For now
yes.
L483[04:39:23] <SoraFirestorm> And since
it only takes Class 1 screens, no point in anything more than Class
1 GPU, right?
L484[04:39:36] <PsychokenesisKat> I now
have to rename my drive folder.
L485[04:39:50] *
PsychokenesisKat thought shift-rightclick only shut down the
tablet
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L487[04:41:45] <PsychokenesisKat> As much
as I hate drive lettering, miniOS does use less RAM
L488[04:42:05] <SoraFirestorm> Drive
lettering? Who does /that/ now-a-days? :P
L489[04:42:11] <SoraFirestorm>
#unixmasterrace
L490[04:42:16] <SoraFirestorm> Or
something
L491[04:42:17] <PsychokenesisKat> I agree
with you there.
L492[04:42:23] <SoraFirestorm> Am I doing
the hashtag thing right?
L493[04:42:49] <PsychokenesisKat> However,
this incredibly barebones system saves memory by skipping the whole
vfs thing
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L495[04:43:35] <SoraFirestorm> Sure
L496[04:43:52] <dangranos> uh
L497[04:43:56] <dangranos> just
crashed
L498[04:44:07] <SoraFirestorm> I still
think we need per-coroutine memory usage, but that's not going to
happen. :(
L499[04:45:59] <SoraFirestorm> I still
think we need a computer mod with an emulated computer, ala
RP
L500[04:46:28] <SoraFirestorm> But using a
generic CPU arch so that conventional compilers can compile for
it
L501[04:46:36] <v^> alienware
commercials
L502[04:46:38] <v^> so informative
L503[04:46:42] <v^> (not)
L504[04:46:43] <SoraFirestorm> lol
yish
L505[04:48:56] <ds84182> I'm going to have
to build my own std library for my arms
L506[04:49:07] <ds84182> because normal
ones are too big
L507[04:49:30] <PsychokenesisKat> Can you
assemble?
L508[04:49:47] <SoraFirestorm> Why
assemble when you can write good old C?
L509[04:49:48] <SoraFirestorm> :P
L510[04:49:57] <PsychokenesisKat> Classic
C!
L511[04:50:09] <SoraFirestorm> ISO/ANSI,
2nd best kind of C
L512[04:50:17] <SoraFirestorm> POSIX C is
best C
L513[04:50:21] <SoraFirestorm> <3
L514[04:50:55] <SoraFirestorm> which
reminds me
L515[04:51:06] <SoraFirestorm> I need to
write a memory allocator for my RPi OS...
L516[04:51:16] <SoraFirestorm> I just no
idea how I'm gunna do it
L517[04:51:28] <dangranos> ?
L518[04:51:39] <SoraFirestorm> ?
L519[04:51:41] <ds84182> woops
L520[04:51:46] <ds84182> wasn't paying
attention
L521[04:51:52] <ds84182> PsychokenesisKat,
yes, I can assembler
L522[04:52:00] <ds84182> but the selling
point is C
L523[04:52:01] <PsychokenesisKat> Aha, I
have accessed subdirectories!
L524[04:52:08] <PsychokenesisKat> MS-DOS
is now one bit less shit.
L525[04:52:11] <PsychokenesisKat> Very
nice.
L526[04:52:24] <dangranos> What? MS-DOS?
Where?
L527[04:52:27] <PsychokenesisKat> Is ARM
assembler anything like 6502 assembler?
L528[04:52:27] <SoraFirestorm> In my RPi
OS, everything possible is written in C.
L529[04:52:33] <SoraFirestorm> Um...
probably not.
L530[04:52:39] <PsychokenesisKat>
dangranos: MiniOS
L531[04:52:55] <dangranos> Uh
L532[04:53:00] <PsychokenesisKat> Check
the forums, it's by some guy called skyem
L533[04:53:08] <SoraFirestorm> It's
designed to be... mini.
L534[04:53:11] <SoraFirestorm> *le
gasp*
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L536[04:53:31] <PsychokenesisKat> It uses
like... 50k RAM.
L537[04:53:55] <PsychokenesisKat> It'd be
great for embedded stuff, but it's sorta sucky because of drive
lettering
L538[04:54:35] <PsychokenesisKat> 192 is
the smallest RAM
L539[04:54:59] <SoraFirestorm> RAM chip or
RAM combo?
L540[04:55:10] <PsychokenesisKat> 4096k
RAM, 4014k free
L541[04:55:58] <dangranos> i wish routers
were programmable, just for fun
L542[04:56:14] <SoraFirestorm> tbh I don't
like the default RAM sizes. They're sizes I've never seen in the
wild before, and that bothers me.
L543[04:56:20] <PsychokenesisKat> What
sort of routers?
L544[04:56:44] <PsychokenesisKat>
SoraFirestorm: 192k is the minimum that OpenOS will run on, and
IIRC it's 128k + 64k
L545[04:57:37] <SoraFirestorm> So a 128k
and a 64k chip?
L546[04:58:12] <dangranos> OC switch and
access point
L547[04:58:13] <PsychokenesisKat> Or 3 64k
chips
L548[04:58:18] <SoraFirestorm> sure
L549[04:58:30] <SoraFirestorm> I have my
mem sizes starting at 128k and going to 4096k
L550[04:58:35] <SoraFirestorm> Doubling
each time
L551[04:58:42] <SoraFirestorm> Not quite
the way the mod wants it to work
L552[04:58:42] <PsychokenesisKat> You can
use switches to separate networks and then use computers as routers
dangranos
L553[04:58:53] <SoraFirestorm> But those
are more natural numbers for ram chips
L554[04:59:56] <PsychokenesisKat> The
biggest ramstick you can get is 1MiB though, and in a server you
can have 4 of those, so it's nicer numbers there.
L555[05:00:05] <PsychokenesisKat> 22-bit
address space.
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L557[05:01:27] <SoraFirestorm> what are
the default sizes again? I forget.
L558[05:01:46] <dangranos> will there be
some ASM (as architecture) in OC?
L559[05:01:59] <SoraFirestorm> ASM isn't
architecture...
L560[05:02:10] <PsychokenesisKat> 192,
256, 384, 512, 768, 1024
L561[05:02:10] <SoraFirestorm> wait
derp
L562[05:02:13] <SoraFirestorm> I
understand now
L563[05:02:38] <PsychokenesisKat> I have
seen 256, 384, 512 and 1024 in the wild before, except it was MiB,
not KiB
L564[05:02:57] <SoraFirestorm> Yeah, see I
have my chips set to go 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096
L565[05:03:02] <SoraFirestorm> 384 in the
wild? Hm.
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L567[05:03:36] <PsychokenesisKat> Yeah, it
was a Dell server my school chucked out
L568[05:03:41] <SoraFirestorm> So on
average, my setups will have more RAM.
L569[05:03:46] <SoraFirestorm>
PsychokenesisKat: aaah
L570[05:04:04] <SoraFirestorm> But I
really adjusted it because I didn't like 192, 384, and 768
L571[05:07:01] <PsychokenesisKat> You
should see if MiniOS will run in 128k
L572[05:07:11] <PsychokenesisKat> I'm
guessing you'll have ~20k free
L573[05:11:01] <PsychokenesisKat> Ah,
EEPROM readers = NedoComputers stuff
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L575[05:13:19] <SleepyPotato> uggh
L576[05:13:23] <SleepyPotato> I can't
sleep
L577[05:14:12] *
PsychokenesisKat hands SleepyPotato a cup of coffee labelled
"Welcome to the club"
L578[05:14:20] <SleepyPotato> :)
L579[05:14:35] <SleepyPotato> Its 12:14
and I have to wake up at 8
L580[05:14:54] <SleepyPotato> I have
trumpet sectionals at 10-12 then trumpet lessons at 4
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L582[05:15:39] <SleepyPotato> Well, I
guess I could play some OpenTTD
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L584[05:16:49] <PsychokenesisKat> You
tried to go to sleeep that early?
L585[05:19:03] <SleepyPotato> Yah
L586[05:19:09] <SleepyPotato> I've been up
since 3
L587[05:19:14] <SleepyPotato> I sleep
alot
L588[05:19:20] <SleepyPotato> 3 pm
L589[05:19:22] <SleepyPotato> that
is
L590[05:19:48] <PsychokenesisKat>
o.O
L591[05:19:53] <PsychokenesisKat> Now I
understand...
L592[05:20:04] <PsychokenesisKat> IT ALL
MAKES SENSE NOW! yeah, ok, I'm done.
L593[05:32:51] ⇦
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L595[05:41:07] <PsychokenesisKat>
wow
L596[05:41:14] <PsychokenesisKat> It
actually managed to copy
L597[05:43:43] *
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L607[05:54:26] <PsychokenesisKat> 192k
RAM, 116k free
L608[05:54:47] <PsychokenesisKat> I think
this OS is perfect for embedded stuff.
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L610[05:58:02] <SoraFirestorm> Mini, you
mean?
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L614[06:32:56] <SleepyPotato>
Can I have a link to the OS,
PsychokenesisKat
L616[06:34:31] <PsychokenesisKat> Can
tablets beep?
L617[06:35:12] <SleepyPotato>
Tablets?
L618[06:35:44] ***
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L619[06:35:57] <CantSleepPotato> Tell me
more about these, tablets, PsychokenesisKat
L620[06:36:10] <CantSleepPotato>
.jenkins
L621[06:36:11] <PsychokenesisKat> They're
in the newer dev builds
L622[06:36:12] <EnderBot2> Latest builds:
OpenGX: #7 |
ICBMComponent: #21 |
OpenLights1.7: #17 |
OpenComputers: #527 |
OpenComponents: #47 |
OpenPrinter: #73 |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.10: #36 |
OpenComponents-MC1.7: #13 |
OpenLights: #20 |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.2:
#266 |
OpenPrinter1.7:
#71
L623[06:36:17] <PsychokenesisKat> Creative
only
L624[06:36:41] <PsychokenesisKat> They're
basically a T2 computer, but portable, and no configurability
L625[06:36:47] <CantSleepPotato> .jenkins
OpenComputers-MC1.7.10
L627[06:38:01] *
CantSleepPotato hugs EnderBot2
L628[06:38:01] *
EnderBot2 is wondering why CantSleepPotato is hugging
him...
L629[06:39:14] <CantSleepPotato> :O
L630[06:39:25] <CantSleepPotato> The
tablets are not in the 1.7.10 build
L631[06:39:28] <CantSleepPotato> :(
L632[06:39:32] <CantSleepPotato> ::(
L633[06:40:53] <CantSleepPotato>
PsychokenesisKat, hOW Would I go about installing miniOS on a
computer?
L634[06:41:03] <PsychokenesisKat> Uh, you
unzip it to their drive?
L635[06:41:17] <Cruor> if this thing had a
emulator i could do stuff .-.
L636[06:41:20] <CantSleepPotato> k
L637[06:42:26] <PsychokenesisKat> Not a
very good computer, Cruor?
L639[06:43:05] <CantSleepPotato>
wait
L640[06:43:10] <CantSleepPotato> I
installed it onto a HDD
L641[06:43:15] <CantSleepPotato> that
dosent exist
L642[06:43:17] <CantSleepPotato> x_x
L643[06:43:34] <dangranos> ...
L644[06:45:00] *
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L646[06:45:50] <Cruor> PsychokenesisKat:
cba to wait 10 years for MC to start o_O
L647[06:46:10] <PsychokenesisKat> Why do
you need to wait 10 years? Just leave it open all the time.
L648[06:46:22] <Cruor> it is open all the
time D:
L649[06:46:38] <PsychokenesisKat> Then
what's the issue?
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L651[06:47:17] <Cruor> swaping Worlds
.-.
L652[06:47:25] <CantSleepPotato> RAWR Y U
NO WORK
L653[06:48:28] <PsychokenesisKat>
Ah.
L654[06:48:44] *
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L656[06:51:50] <istasi> Morning \o
L657[06:54:54] <Cruor> meh... ill hack
together something if i can figure out Control chars in terminal
>_<
L658[06:56:19] <PsychokenesisKat> o/
L660[07:01:05] <asie> i this
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L663[07:08:13] <Cruor> how do i webpage
asie senpai :p
L665[07:13:03] <istasi> could be
worse
L666[07:13:16] <istasi> let me show you
<blink>
L667[07:13:41] <Cruor> istasi: on the
Bright side, its valid xml :p
L668[07:13:49] *
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L669[07:13:56] <istasi> even :X
L670[07:13:59] <istasi> ^^
L671[07:14:31] <Cruor> i have Works
D:
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L677[07:35:09] <ShadowKatStudios> Sio I
have a super-basic GUI that can do menus.
L678[07:36:51] <istasi> uh uh, show
:D
L679[07:37:05] <ShadowKatStudios>
Later
L680[07:37:10] <istasi> oh you tease
L681[07:37:32] <ShadowKatStudios> I want
to manage to make a file browser for miniOS
L682[07:37:44] <ShadowKatStudios>
s/miniOS/miniDOS
L683[07:37:44] <SuperBot>
<ShadowKatStudios> I want to manage to make a file browser
for miniDOS
L684[07:40:43] <ShadowKatStudios> Also, it
needs some modifications to make it actually useful.
L685[07:47:18] <ShadowKatStudios> Okay,
now I have something listing files as a menu.
L686[07:47:37] <istasi> nice :D
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L694[08:12:43] <ShadowKatStudios> I must
be just so pro
L695[08:13:07] <ShadowKatStudios> I wrote
an interface that even my hippie sister could use
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L699[08:32:47] <istasi> hi sks
L700[08:39:32] *
SleepyPotato still can't fall asleep
L701[08:40:05] <istasi> potato, just think
of something scary
L702[08:40:43] <istasi> like, it was
actually you that programmed Windows ME
L703[08:46:22] <robhol> oh dear
L704[08:50:10] <dangranos> yay, tea
L705[08:53:33] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> omg
windows me
L706[08:53:42] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> that's
/awful/
L707[08:53:51] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> I've
never even /used/ ME
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L712[09:17:38] <robhol> I have
L713[09:18:03] <robhol> sure, it had its
kinks... but honestly, it wasn't the spawn of satan it's usually
portrayed as
L714[09:19:10] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> Windows
in general just plain sucks, though :P
L715[09:19:46] <robhol> sigh, here we go
again :)
L716[09:20:06] <istasi> i had ME, was
quite happy with it ... then i got a network card
L717[09:20:37] <istasi> but tbh, i do love
my Win7 :O
L718[09:21:48] <SleepyPotato> Dear god, I
just dozed off and had a nightmare that every time I tried to start
up OpenOS, I would start up Windows ME
L719[09:21:53] <robhol> Win7 is nice
L720[09:21:57] *
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L721[09:22:30] <SleepyPotato> Well, good
night people
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L724[10:00:20] <dangranos> what should i
do if i was baned on some server 2 years ago?
L725[10:03:04] <istasi> find a new
server?
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L727[10:08:27] <SoraFirestorm|AFK>
dangranos: why do you even ask?
L728[10:09:27] <dangranos> why cant
i?
L729[10:09:54] <istasi> the answer to the
question just seem fairly self evident, either ask to get unbanned
or move along
L730[10:14:03] <Kilobyte> sooo... today is
computer buying day
L731[10:14:15] <SoraFirestorm|AFK>
Kilobyte: awwwww yihs
L732[10:14:17] <SoraFirestorm|AFK>
yish*
L733[10:14:42] <skyem123> Being bought or
dieing?
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L735[10:16:56] <Kilobyte> my current
laptop will get mostly replaces
L736[10:16:59] <Kilobyte> because
this:
L737[10:17:02] <Kilobyte>
Host:stephan-pc|OS:Linux3.15.5-2-ARCH/x86_64|Distro:Arch|CPU:2xAMDE-350(800.000MHz)|Processes:208|Uptime:48m|Users:2|LoadAverage:0,66|MemoryUsage:2117MB/3559,73MB(31,85%)|DiskUsage:309,68GB/3990,23GB(7,76%)|
L738[10:17:19] <Kilobyte> the cpu is only
at 50% speed atm though
L739[10:18:19] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> good
lord 800Mhz
L740[10:18:23] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> How do
you live?
L741[10:18:29] <Kilobyte> again, its at
50% speeed
L742[10:18:33] <Kilobyte> can go up to 1.6
GHz
L743[10:18:39] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> That's
better.
L744[10:18:41] <Kilobyte> but
still...
L745[10:18:53] <Kilobyte> this is what i'm
aiming for
L747[10:19:19] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> I had a
machine with 2x Intel Xeon dual cores @ 2.4Ghz
L748[10:19:32] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> That
was the machines litteral only redeeming quality
L749[10:19:56] <Kilobyte> well, AMD tend
to be a bit slower at same clock rate (but far, far cheaper)
L750[10:20:03] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> RAM and
graphics were pretty bad
L751[10:20:20] <SoraFirestorm|AFK>
Kilobyte: I like AMD though. This laptop is AMD+ATI, and I love
it.
L752[10:20:35] <Kilobyte>
stephan@stephan-pc:~$ lspci | grep Radeon
L753[10:20:38] <Kilobyte> 00:01.0 VGA
compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI]
Wrestler [Radeon HD 6310]
L754[10:20:41] <Kilobyte> yeah, AMD is
nice
L755[10:20:48] <Kilobyte> especially, they
are nice and cheap
L756[10:20:59] <Kilobyte>
SoraFirestorm|AFK: ^ my gpu
L757[10:21:12] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> 00:01.0
VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI]
Trinity [Radeon HD 7640G]
L758[10:21:14] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> 01:00.0
VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI]
Thames [Radeon HD 7500M/7600M Series] (rev ff)
L759[10:21:18] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> My GPUs
<3
L760[10:21:43] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> The
7640 is the APU's onboard
L761[10:21:48] <Kilobyte> meh, i am going
for a nvidia
L762[10:21:49] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> The
7600 is discrete
L763[10:22:03] <SoraFirestorm|AFK>
Kilobyte: I'm kinda afraid to switch tbh
L764[10:22:16] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> I know
ATI is good, so I don't want to take a chance :P
L765[10:22:29] <SoraFirestorm|AFK>
Especially because I'll have to live with it for a while if it goes
bad.
L766[10:22:49] <Kilobyte> AMD gpus got
expensive due to their great ability to mine cryptocoins
L767[10:23:09] <Kilobyte> since AMD gpus
are more made like a CPU
L768[10:23:15] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> I got
this laptop before the cryptocoin craze
L769[10:23:15] <Kilobyte> aka very general
purpose
L770[10:23:28] <Kilobyte> yeah :P but now
they are not as cheap anymore
L771[10:23:42] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> Prices
will go back down
L772[10:23:49] <Kilobyte>
everntually...
L773[10:24:13] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> I heard
somewhere that this is bad for AMD, since the gamers aren't getting
the cards, or something
L774[10:25:22] <Kilobyte> yesterday i saw
an interesting video on how a cpu works
L776[10:25:55] -Kibibyte- [Kilobyte] See How the
CPU Works In One Lesson | by inonelesson | 20m42s | 71w3d ago |
780,490 views | Rated:
4.94/5.00
L777[10:28:18] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> yeah,
I've always been more of a software type of guy
L778[10:28:44] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> But I
do get most of the hardware stuff to a good enough level
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L780[10:31:30] <Kilobyte>
SoraFirestorm|AFK: i am the guy that is interested in the
interaction between both
L781[10:31:50] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> ha
that's cool :)
L783[10:32:45] <Kilobyte>
SoraFirestorm|AFK: its just cool to make your software do something
with hardware
L784[10:32:55] <Kilobyte> like, switch a
lamp for example
L785[10:33:13] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> oh
yeah, totally. I think that's cool too.
L786[10:33:37] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> I've
started a little OS project for the RPi
L787[10:33:51] <Kilobyte> ?
L788[10:33:55] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> I got
some framebuffer ops and interrupts. It's really damn cool.
L789[10:34:00] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> ?
L790[10:35:08] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> Being
able to drive the hardware myself, that is
L791[10:35:39] <SoraFirestorm|AFK> (RPi ==
Raspberry Pi, btw)
L792[10:36:44] <SoraFirestorm|AFK>
Kilobyte ?
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L794[10:42:28] <Kilobyte> SoraFirestorm:
ah nice
L795[10:42:56] <SoraFirestorm> Yeah. Next
I'm gunna hammer out the memory allocator.
L796[10:43:15] <SoraFirestorm> I'm going
to write it in C on my laptop then port it over.
L797[10:43:29] <SoraFirestorm> (and by
write I mean test and junk)
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L812[11:19:11] <ShadowKatStudios>
roar
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L819[11:27:12] <robhol> !
L820[11:27:21] <robhol> wasn't me.
L821[11:27:57] <istasi> robhol, what did
you do?
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L823[11:47:30] <robhol> I did not,
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L834[13:38:24] <skyem123> I have a solar
powered netbook now.
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'push' blocks much like pistons does, with the same limits and
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L845[14:19:33] <Kilobyte> .tell Sangar
hey, i just got an idea how to resolve the component.list()
issue
L846[14:19:33] <^v> Kilobyte, Message
queued.
L847[14:40:45] <Sangar> o/
L848[14:40:52] <istasi> \o
L849[14:40:53] <Sangar> Kilobyte, which
issue?
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L853[14:47:24] <Kilobyte> Sangar: that
list() is an iterator
L854[14:47:37] <Kilobyte> why not make it
a table with __call metatable
L855[14:48:06] <Kilobyte> where __call()
returns the iterator
L856[14:48:33] <Kilobyte> __call would BE
the iterator
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L858[14:51:16] <Sangar> possible. but what
about indexing? the table would have to be magically dynamic. so
__index would also have to be overwritten. and that would then have
to call the original component.list each time (because how would
you *safely* know that your cached table is out-of-date)? and when
you do that, you can get stuff like (component.list[1] ==
component.list[1]) == false
L859[14:52:55] <Sangar> unless the
component table had a metatable with __index that checked for the
key 'list'... but that would be very ugly imho >_>
L860[14:53:27] <Kilobyte> alias __call to
component.each() which would replicate current behaviour
L861[14:53:50] <Kilobyte> and list() would
return a snapshot copy of all components
L862[14:53:52] <skyem123> whats
happening?
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L864[14:56:00] <Sangar> Kilobyte, .list
would have to return the snapshot, .list() would still have to be
the iterator, for compatibility. hence component would still need
that metatable with the list key check to return something
dynamically for that :/
L865[14:56:30] <istasi> .list() already
returns a snapshot, and why does the order matter?, the order
currently is also random?
L866[14:56:41] <Kilobyte> don't you call
component.list()
L867[14:56:43] <Sangar> istasi, it returns
an iterator, not a table
L868[14:57:01] <istasi> local t =
component.list() os.sleep (10) remove internet card
L869[14:57:03] <Kilobyte> Sangar: doesn't
it support a table with metatable as iterator?
L870[14:57:06] <istasi> internet card will
be on the list
L871[14:57:36] <istasi> iterator or table,
its a snapshot from when the .list() was run
L872[14:57:40] <Sangar> istasi, the
discussion is to change .list() to return a table instead of an
iterator :P
L873[14:57:46] <Sangar> in a non-breaking
way
L874[14:58:04] <istasi> yeah, but the
argument to not to because of snap is poor i think
L875[14:58:14] <istasi> because it is
already a snapshot
L876[14:58:17] <Sangar> what
L877[14:58:42] <Kilobyte> istasi: err
no?
L878[14:59:13] <Sangar> that's not what i
meant. i mean that `component.list`, *not* `component.list()` has
to return a dynamic thing (iow snapshot, that being the actual
table)
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L880[14:59:48] <Kilobyte> Sangar: but
why
L881[14:59:48] <istasi> mmh, kay then i
may have misunderstood, thought you mean .list() returning, not
.list itself
L882[15:00:01] <Sangar> Kilobyte, because
otherwise stuff breaks?
L883[15:00:31] <Sangar> `for blah in
table` is invalid or am i missing something?
L884[15:00:43] <Kilobyte> it is
L885[15:01:01] <Kilobyte> but don't you
use for component in component.list() do?
L886[15:01:20] <Sangar> yes
L887[15:01:28] <Sangar> but that's the
point
L888[15:01:38] <Sangar> because of that i
can't make `component.list()` return the table
L889[15:01:44] <Sangar> because that () is
the __call
L890[15:01:47] <Kilobyte> Sangar: ^
L891[15:02:21] <Sangar> therefore
`component.list` must behave like a function and return the
*current* table whenever it is accessed
L892[15:02:28] <Sangar> which is ugh
L893[15:03:31] <Kilobyte> wait
L894[15:03:50] <Kilobyte> isn't it (like
with pairs) that component.list() usually returns a function
L895[15:04:06] <Kilobyte> my idea was to
make it return a table instead
L896[15:04:22] <Kilobyte> and the function
it would return normally is __call
L897[15:04:35] <Sangar> huh
L898[15:04:44] <Kilobyte> so whats
currently this: component.list()
L899[15:04:50] <Kilobyte> would be in
future this:
L900[15:05:03] <Kilobyte>
getmetatable(component.list()).__call()
L901[15:05:09] <Kilobyte> err
L902[15:05:11] <Kilobyte> yes
L903[15:05:20] <Kilobyte> without the ()
at end
L904[15:05:38] <Sangar> but... how does
that not break everything that uses component.list() right
now?
L905[15:06:01] <Kilobyte> because if you
do component.list()() it would behave like before (and return first
component)
L906[15:06:05] <Sangar> ...
L907[15:06:10] <Sangar> but that's
pointless
L908[15:06:18] <Sangar> because that
breaks compatibility anyway
L909[15:06:25] <Kilobyte> in what
matter
L910[15:06:35] <Kilobyte> or does for not
invoke __call?
L911[15:06:37] <Sangar> in everywhere
component.list() is used?
L912[15:06:58] <Sangar> if i have code now
that uses component.list() and we'd do that, that code would just
not work anymore.
L913[15:07:14] <Sangar> at that point we
can just make it return a table and not even bother with the __call
at all
L914[15:07:29] <Sangar> but that's not
something i want to do, at least not without some transition
phase
L915[15:08:02] <Kilobyte> Sangar: either
we are having some big misunderstanding or i don't get how the
component.list() works
L916[15:08:24] <Sangar> yeah, somehow
we're missing each other :P
L917[15:08:30] <Kilobyte> but my idea is
to instead of making it return a function to make it return a table
which behaves like a function
L918[15:08:36] <Kilobyte> through the
magic of __call
L919[15:09:54] <Sangar> .l for x in
setmetatable({}, {__call=function() return nil end}) do end
L920[15:09:54] <^v> Sangar, lua:1: attempt
to call global 'setmetatable' (a nil value)
L921[15:10:05] <Sangar> really? -.-
L923[15:10:20] <istasi> am i misunderstand
it?
L924[15:10:39] <istasi> just update the
list on component_added/removed after that ?
L925[15:10:57] <istasi> mmh, well, and
make it better
L926[15:12:35] <SpiritedDusty> Sangar, why
is component.list() an interator? o.o
L927[15:12:37] <Sangar> all right. i
thought tables with __call didn't work for `for x in` :P
L928[15:12:48] <Sangar> well if that works
then yes, that'd work
L929[15:12:56] <Sangar> SpiritedDusty, i
can't remember
L930[15:13:06] <istasi> updated
screenshot
L931[15:13:41] <dangranos> some
java-to-lua problems?
L932[15:13:41] <Sangar> yeah
L933[15:13:53] <Sangar> dangranos, i don't
think so
L934[15:14:38] <Sangar> it might have just
been an oversight, really...
L935[15:14:52] <Sangar> but yeah, the
__call thinger sounds like a good solution then, Kilobyte
L936[15:15:12] <Kilobyte> told you we are
missing each others point
L937[15:15:32] <Sangar> bad assumption on
my part :P i was totally sure it'd have to be an actual
function
L938[15:15:38] <Kilobyte> Sangar: just
tested it, it works
L939[15:16:46] <Sangar> yeah
L940[15:17:38] <Sangar> do you want to pr
it in or should i add it?
L941[15:18:19] <Kilobyte> just go ahead,
not in mood for coding atm
L942[15:18:25] <Sangar> kk
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L944[15:20:05] <Kilobyte> Sangar: lol its
hilarious to see someone die to a cave spider/creeper jokey
L945[15:20:16] <Sangar> :P
L946[15:20:24] <Sangar> interesting
combination
L947[15:20:55] <Kilobyte> Sangar: vechs
was eperimenting with boat/guardian/skeleton jokeys
L948[15:21:09] <Sangar> guardian?
L949[15:21:12] <skyem123> Should I make
miniOS more compatible with OpenOS?
L950[15:21:16] <Kilobyte> skeleton riding
guardian riding a boat
L951[15:21:23] <Kilobyte> Sangar: snapshot
feature
L952[15:21:27] <Sangar> ah
L953[15:21:28] <Kilobyte> they guard the
water temples
L954[15:21:36] <SKS|Tab> Oooh, Sangar, is
it possible to remove the OpenOS floppy from the tablets?
L955[15:21:39] <Kilobyte> ranged
enemy
L956[15:21:56] <Sangar> skyem123, up to
you, if it bloats it too much, probably not? (or the name would be
wrong! :P)
L957[15:22:04] <Kilobyte> skyem123: yes,
make it fully backwards compatible :P
L958[15:22:22] <Sangar> Kilobyte,
interesting
L959[15:22:33] <Kilobyte> Sangar: etho
made a farm for them
L960[15:22:34] <Sangar> SKS|Tab, uhm, no,
they're completely hardwired atm
L961[15:22:59] <Sangar> Kilobyte, no
suprise there :P
L962[15:23:20] *
Kilobyte thinks he need to make food
L963[15:23:25] <Kilobyte> i'm hungry
L964[15:23:28] <skyem123> Well, it would
just require me to remove stuff from the global namespace and make
require better. then fix FileSystem...
L965[15:23:31] <Kilobyte> but kinda
cba
L966[15:24:01] <SKS|Tab> skyem123: I like
miniOS the way it is, though it could use some improved FS
functions, and maybe a copy and stuff? miniOS uses so little memory
I'm considering using it as the base for a tablet system, and I
have a basic GUI running on there. Besides, all those people that
mount their HDDs to /C: now have something that actually does drive
letters.
L967[15:24:46] <skyem123> i need to
implement CD
L968[15:25:03] <skyem123> but wow. a
gui?
L969[15:25:35] <SKS|Tab> Basic stuff, it's
a mouse-capible menu system
L970[15:25:35] <skyem123> any bugs that
you have found?
L971[15:25:44] <John_Egbert> vifino,
<*ctcpflood> Limit reached by
[vifino!Vifino@satomi.openshell.no], blocking all CTCP
L972[15:25:46] <John_Egbert> gg
L973[15:25:53] <vifino> wat
L974[15:26:02] <vifino> I didnt do
anything
L975[15:26:04] <SKS|Tab> It's more like
issues due to it being so new
L976[15:26:19] <vifino> John_Egbert: go
poop your pants
L977[15:26:24] <Sangar> asie, while fixing
an issue in the font renderer, i stumbled upon another one: there
are some glyphs in the unifont that differ in width from what
wcwdith reports (5611 of them). for now i'll just disable those to
avoid crashes, but i'm thinking of adjusting wcwidth to properly
report those. thoughts?
L978[15:26:27] <skyem123> My fs fixing is
mostly going to be coping with removing the system disk
L979[15:26:33] <SKS|Tab> I'd reccomend
making all the FS functions capible of accessing drives
natively.
L980[15:26:35] <John_Egbert> vifino,
no
L981[15:26:40] <vifino> k
L982[15:27:30] <asie> Sangar: how do they
differ?
L983[15:27:41] <Sangar> most of them are
double-width instead of single
L984[15:27:48] <Sangar> very few the other
way around
L985[15:28:07] <asie> i might have ported
wcwidth wrong though i doubt it, i'll look into it
L986[15:28:13] <asie> or, since the font
is not being modified anyway
L987[15:28:18] <asie> you could temporaily
comment out my wcwidth version
L988[15:28:22] <asie> and just dump
unifont lenghts instead
L989[15:28:30] <Sangar> mm, might do
that.
L991[15:29:13] <SKS|Tab> Excuse the failed
HTML.
L993[15:30:34] <asie> odd
L994[15:30:49] <asie> all of them are
actually correct with wcwidth
L995[15:30:51] <asie> and incorrect with
unifont
L996[15:31:04] <Sangar> oh. great.
L997[15:31:14] <skyem123> SKS|Tab: I
recommend you check for the minios table at the beginning of your
program. It makes it safer if someone runs it on OpenOS
L998[15:31:47] <SKS|Tab> Did you see my
miniOS version of sked by the way?
L999[15:32:03] <asie> Sangar: i see
L1000[15:32:20] <asie> all the characters
which differ are characters not implemented by Unifont or
placeholdered
L1001[15:32:29] <asie> or not implemented
in Unicode either
L1002[15:32:33] <asie> in other words,
replacing them with blanks is okay
L1003[15:32:39] <skyem123> SKS|Tab:
version of what?
L1004[15:32:49] <SKS|Tab> sked, shadowkat
editor
L1006[15:33:03] <Sangar> asie, oh, ok
then.
L1007[15:33:13] <SKS|Tab> It's a sub-1kb
line editor I wrote for embedded systems
L1008[15:33:25] <SKS|Tab> IIRC I posted
it in the miniOS topic.
L1009[15:33:52] <Sangar> asie, hmmm, 0718
should work, tho, no?
L1011[15:34:33] <asie> perhaps unifont
made a different choice
L1012[15:34:34] <asie> i don't know
L1013[15:34:38] <asie> fonts are
weird
L1014[15:34:49] <Sangar> true
L1015[15:34:55] <SKS|Tab> Anyway, sked
was easy enough to adapt to miniOS so I could actually do stuff on
therr.
L1016[15:35:00] <skyem123> oh dear... i'm
going to load up an internet page
L1017[15:35:12] <Sangar> well, i'll just
silently make them unrenderable for now then :P (i.e. render as
question marks)
L1018[15:35:35] <Sangar> if someone needs
those (haha) they can have a look into it themselves
>_>
L1019[15:36:28] <skyem123> I wonder if
anyone else will try to make an os.
L1020[15:38:01] <SKS|Tab> I've been
meaning to, but I cba at the moment
L1021[15:38:50] <skyem123> My idea will
be to make miniOS have Z: as a unix style VFS
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L1023[15:39:31] <SKS|Tab> Will it be
disableable to save memory? :D
L1024[15:39:41] <skyem123> uhhh...
L1025[15:39:48] <skyem123> erm....
L1026[15:40:07] <skyem123> I guess it
could be an external driver, like keyboard.
L1027[15:40:35] <skyem123> but
optional.
L1028[15:41:08] <SKS|Tab> Hmm... How hard
would it be to have a filesystem in memory mounted as a
drive?
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L1030[15:42:10] <skyem123> you would need
to edit the kernel.
L1031[15:42:34] <Sangar> no really
L1032[15:42:37] <Sangar> *not
L1033[15:42:51] <skyem123> in my OS
L1034[15:42:55] <Sangar> ah
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SKS|Tab has already modified the kernel to support more FS
operations
L1036[15:42:58] <skyem123> i guess you
could fake an event
L1037[15:43:13] <Sangar> yes. fake an
event and optionally monkeypatch the component lib
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L1039[15:43:26] <dangranos> uh
L1040[15:44:00] <skyem123> and create a
filesystem component
L1041[15:44:32] <SKS|Tab> I could stab
component with chopsticks until I did what I told it, I
s'pose
L1042[15:44:41] <skyem123> but how would
you get a uuid that doesn't clash?
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L1044[15:45:16] <skyem123> how CAN you
fake an event?
L1045[15:45:17] <SKS|Tab> generate one
until it didn't
L1046[15:45:30] <SKS|Tab>
computer.pushSignal
L1047[15:45:31] <Sangar> skyem123,
generate one? :P i mean, no one's stopping you from using integers
or whatever as a uuid
L1048[15:46:36] <skyem123> fake the new
component event with your virtual fs
L1049[15:47:09] <SKS|Tab> IMO you should
be able to assign drive letters to a table, so VFSes would be
really easy to do.
L1050[15:47:25] <skyem123> hum...
L1051[15:47:59] <skyem123> drive letters
are already on a table.
L1052[15:48:37] <skyem123> Oh.. I just
forgot table syntax
L1053[15:49:09] <skyem123>
_drives["A"] = computer.getBootAddress()
L1054[15:49:21] <istasi> but A,B is for
floppy disks :O
L1055[15:49:41] <skyem123> you would need
to override fs.invoke
L1056[15:49:43] <skyem123> I'm being
flexible
L1057[15:50:19] <SKS|Tab> Instead of
storing drive addresses, store a proxy?
L1058[15:50:31] <skyem123> In ms-dos 1.0
C,D would be for the third and fourth floppy disk.
L1059[15:50:39] <dangranos> oh, so thats
why system disk in windows is "C"
L1060[15:51:05] <dangranos> uh
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L1062[15:51:16] <istasi> cause no-one
would never need more than the storage provided by 2?! floppy
disks, yo
L1063[15:52:40] <skyem123> For a virtual
filesystem you would need to override fs.invoke to check for the
virtual fs. OR rewrite fs...
L1064[15:52:47] <skyem123> fs.proxy DOES
exist....
L1065[15:52:57] <skyem123> would that
help?
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L1067[15:53:17] <gamax92> skyem123: I've
written two virtual filesystems
L1068[15:53:20] <gamax92> and don't
remember doing that
L1069[15:53:33] <dangranos> why should
you rewrite fs. lib?
L1070[15:53:47] <skyem123> mine is
hacky
L1071[15:53:48] <gamax92> you just give
fs.mount a fake proxy
L1072[15:53:54] <dangranos> ^
L1073[15:53:58] <skyem123> no
fs.mount
L1074[15:54:04] <dangranos> uh
L1075[15:54:07] <gamax92> what
L1076[15:54:14] <dangranos> what
[2]
L1077[15:54:46] <SKS|Tab> MS-DOS.
L1078[15:54:53] <skyem123> there IS
fs.drives.add(driveLetter, address)
L1079[15:56:17] <gamax92> ahh bots ...
"<xcorn> These pith helmet waken the map"
L1080[15:56:23] <SKS|Tab> Swap address
for proxy :D
L1081[15:56:34] <dangranos> why not
fs.mount(address, [letter])? and automatically assign letter if
none
L1082[15:56:40] <skyem123> rewrite it as
fs.drives.add(driveLetter, proxy)
L1083[15:56:43] <skyem123> could
work
L1084[15:57:07] <skyem123> we are not
mounting!
L1085[15:57:12] <skyem123> we are
mapping
L1086[15:57:54] <dangranos> oh, right,
"ms-dos"
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L1088[15:58:26] <SKS|Tab> Y'know, as much
as I hate everything M$ related, I like the simplicity of
miniOS
L1089[15:58:29] <skyem123> fs.mount would
be for the unix fs driver
L1090[15:58:44] <skyem123> think
CP/M
L1091[15:59:09] <skyem123> microsoft
cloned them
L1092[15:59:21] <SKS|Tab> nonono
L1093[15:59:41] <skyem123> ?
L1094[15:59:54] <SKS|Tab> I'm gonna think
the thing that CP/M was a clone of, because that ran on DEC
hardware. The PDP-8 IIRC.
L1095[16:00:23] <skyem123> wat
L1096[16:00:52] <skyem123> then just
ignore influences.
L1097[16:00:54] <skyem123> it is a
miniOS
L1098[16:00:56] <skyem123> and it is
simple
L1099[16:00:59] <SKS|Tab> CP/M was
influenced by an OS for the PDP-8
L1100[16:01:00] <gamax92>
"children" is a noun right?
L1101[16:01:03] *
Kilobyte doesn't need to mention that he thinks anything done by
Microsoft is bullshit
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L1103[16:01:21] <dangranos> wai, MS
cloned clone of OS? wow
L1104[16:01:24] <Kilobyte> in fact, i
think without M$ we'd be way further in computer tech
L1105[16:01:36] <SKS|Tab> Ironic,
considering UNIX was written on the PDP-11.
L1106[16:01:40] <skyem123> but Kilobyte
did...
L1107[16:02:57] <SKS|Tab> Without M$,
we'd all be using RISC-based beasts.
L1108[16:03:10] <skyem123> do tablets
have keybord input?
L1109[16:03:24] <dangranos> sks,
why?
L1110[16:03:54] <Sangar> skyem123, the
testing ones do, the final ones most likely wont.
L1111[16:04:20] <SKS|Tab> UNIX suff only
uses like, 1/8 of the instructions avalible for a CISC processor
dangranos
L1112[16:05:15] <skyem123> Hum... miniOS
for tablets should have two keyboard drivers. One that does
nothing. Another that has an onscreen keyboard
L1113[16:05:18] <SKS|Tab> So they
stripped out the other 7/8 and got RISC
L1114[16:06:42] <skyem123> And the
keyboard driver can be shared between OpenOS and miniOS
L1115[16:08:34] <skyem123> Windows 8 is
on ARM.
L1116[16:09:16] <skyem123> Windows NT
3.51 ran on powerPC
L1117[16:10:09] <SKS|Tab> skyem123: CP/M
influenced by TOPS10 on the PDP-10, a 36-bit system.
L1118[16:10:33] <SKS|Tab> Windows 8 on
ARM might as well be called iOS
L1119[16:10:52] <skyem123> Windows NT
3.51 on powerPC?
L1120[16:10:54] <SKS|Tab> Considering
it's metro store of MScrap only
L1121[16:11:01] <skyem123> .ping
L1122[16:11:11] <DeanIsaKitty> .p
L1123[16:11:15] <^v> Ping reply from
DeanIsaKitty 3.94s
L1124[16:11:21] <SKS|Tab> .p
L1125[16:11:21] <^v> Ping reply from
SKS|Tab 0.96s
L1126[16:11:46] <^v> Ping reply from
skyem123 45.81s
L1127[16:11:59] <DeanIsaKitty> ...
L1128[16:12:14]
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L1129[16:12:15] <SKS|Tab> Meh, Windows on
RISC is unsubstancial, I'll stick to my ARM version of Arch
Linux
L1130[16:12:32] <skyem123> That is why I
may seem unresponsive
L1131[16:12:57] <SKS|Tab> (Shit, I worked
on my copy of miniOS all day and now I'm gonna be stuck thinking
like a Windows machine)
L1132[16:13:34] <skyem123> sorry
L1133[16:14:15] <skyem123> ms-dos 1.0 is
less hacky than windows
L1134[16:14:44] *
SKS|Tab mutters something about Unix V6
L1135[16:15:25] *
DeanIsaKitty takes off his "Linux-Freak" hat and puts it
on SKS|Tab
L1136[16:15:59] *
SKS|Tab hands his Arch Linux printed coffee mug to
DeanIsaKitty
L1137[16:16:17] *
DeanIsaKitty goes get some coffee
L1138[16:16:36] <skyem123> I choose drive
letters for miniOS because it would be simpler for me to
implement
L1139[16:16:42] <skyem123> 1 hour of
battery life lefg
L1140[16:16:54] <SKS|Tab> It saves a buch
of memory too, it seems.
L1141[16:17:16] <SKS|Tab> Either that or
you just skipped APIs in general :P
L1142[16:17:59] *
skyem123 uses his dual boot netbook to view this
commotion
L1143[16:18:31] *
SKS|Tab hands out pictures of his made-from-scrap Linux server
machine
L1144[16:19:21] <skyem123> I unload
command.lua to save ram
L1145[16:20:19] *
skyem123 longs to get back home, to fast internet and fast
PC.
L1146[16:20:35] *
SKS|Tab wishes that his home had internet
L1147[16:21:05] <skyem123> wat
L1148[16:21:39] <SKS|Tab> We moved in
last month, I'm still using my phome's 3g :/
L1149[16:22:15] <skyem123> Where I am at
the moment, I would kill for
DIAL-UP
L1150[16:22:56] <skyem123> gimme your
3G
L1151[16:23:41] <SKS|Tab> I have a SLIP
server if you want to access my LAN, I use it at school because
they don't monitor the phones, and my laptop is old enough to have
an integrated modem
L1152[16:23:50] <skyem123> I only have
the little circle where I am.
L1153[16:24:05]
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L1154[16:24:05]
zsh sets mode: +v on Wobbo
L1155[16:24:45] <Wobbo> O/
L1156[16:24:53] <SKS|Tab> ... the little
circle?
L1157[16:25:00] <SKS|Tab> Hello Wobbo
\o
L1158[16:25:21] <Wobbo> Hi SKS|Tab
L1159[16:25:29] <DeanIsaKitty> hey
Wobbo
L1160[16:25:43] <Wobbo> Hi Dean
L1161[16:26:10] <skyem123> Hm... I need
to emulate a dial up modem by making the netbook act as a handsfree
headset and use the mobile to call
L1162[16:26:17] ***
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L1163[16:26:21] <JoshTheEnder> o/
L1164[16:26:28] *
DeanIsaKitty hugs JoshTheEnder
L1165[16:26:38] *
JoshTheEnder hugs DeanIsaKitty backl
L1166[16:26:40] <Wobbo> Hi
JoshTheEnder
L1167[16:26:41] <skyem123> III__ EE o
<--- The top of the phone
L1168[16:27:18] <Wobbo> SKS|Tab: How late
is it are your place
L1169[16:27:20]
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L1170[16:27:35] <SKS|Tab> 2:30 AM.
L1171[16:28:13] <Wobbo> Thats early
L1172[16:28:17] <SKS|Tab> 2:0x1DAM,
even
L1173[16:29:08] <Wobbo> 0x2:0x1D AM
?
L1174[16:29:20]
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L1175[16:29:40] <SKS|Tab> 2 is a small
enough number to interpret even in octal and have the same
meaning
L1176[16:29:55] <skyem123> so is 1
L1177[16:30:04] <Wobbo> So is 0
L1178[16:30:18] <skyem123> base 1 cannot
exist
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L1180[16:31:02] <Wobbo> Base 1 can exist,
but it epuld be useless
L1181[16:31:37] <skyem123> 0
L1182[16:31:41] <Wobbo>
S/epuld/would/
L1183[16:31:41] <SuperBot> <Wobbo>
Base 1 can exist, but it would be useless
L1184[16:31:44] <skyem123> 0 = 0
L1185[16:31:53] <DeanIsaK1tty> 111 = 3
?
L1186[16:32:02] <skyem123> 00 = 2
L1187[16:32:08] <skyem123> 000 = 3
L1188[16:32:16] <skyem123> tally
L1189[16:32:22] <DeanIsaK1tty> same
difference
L1190[16:32:28] <Wobbo> skyem123: You
forgot 1
L1191[16:32:29] <skyem123> 222 = ?
L1192[16:32:48] <skyem123> oops
L1193[16:32:53] <skyem123> 0 = 1
L1194[16:32:57] <skyem123> = 0
L1195[16:33:00] <skyem123> :-p
L1196[16:33:04]
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L1197[16:33:14] <skyem123> I need to
reboot my phone
L1198[16:33:19] <Wobbo> skyem123: Now you
forgot 0
L1199[16:33:23] ***
DeanIsaK1tty is now known as DeanIsaKitty
L1200[16:35:24] <Wobbo> skyem123: Unless
= 0
L1201[16:36:39]
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L1202[16:39:34] <Kilobyte> Sangar: sadly
i cannot set a default metatable for tables in lua :(
L1203[16:40:04] <Sangar> :P
L1204[16:40:15] <Kilobyte> aka a
metatable for newly created tables
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L1206[16:41:07] <Wobbo> Kilobyte:
function t(tbl) return setmetatable(tbl, deftbl) end
L1207[16:41:08] <Kilobyte> Sangar: i like
luas concept of metatables btw
L1208[16:41:13] <skyem123> ugh...
L1209[16:41:25] <Kilobyte> Wobbo: thats
not evasion proof
L1210[16:41:26] ***
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L1211[16:41:45] <Sangar> yeah, metatables
are fun :>
L1212[16:41:48] <Kilobyte> what if i want
to force all tables inside a sandbox to have a certain
metatables
L1213[16:41:54] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: Use a
proxy enc
L1214[16:41:57] <Kilobyte> to mark them
as unsafe
L1215[16:42:02] <Wobbo> S/enc/env/
L1216[16:42:02] <SuperBot> <Wobbo>
Kilobyte: Use a proxy env
L1217[16:42:07] <Kilobyte> that won't
work
L1218[16:42:14] <Kilobyte> not to set
default metatables
L1219[16:42:16] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: Why
not?
L1220[16:42:25] <Kilobyte> because its
opt-in
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L1222[16:42:42] <Kilobyte> what if i want
to make it impossible to create a table without metatable
L1223[16:43:13] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: Depends
on how you load he file
L1226[16:44:02] <Kilobyte> Wobbo: here is
what i mean
L1227[16:44:04] <Kilobyte> local t =
{}
L1228[16:44:12] <Kilobyte> now t already
has my default table
L1229[16:44:18] <Kilobyte> as metatable
that is
L1230[16:44:42] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: Ueah,
that seems impossible
L1231[16:44:59] <Wobbo> S/Ueah/Yeah
L1232[16:44:59] <SuperBot> <Wobbo>
Kilobyte: Yeah, that seems impossible
L1233[16:45:05] <Kilobyte>
s/seems/is
L1234[16:45:30] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: That is
not how sedbot works :P
L1236[16:45:50] -Kibibyte- [Kilobyte] Windows
Error Remix THE ORIGINAL!!!! | by ooluxux | 5m1s | 332w2d ago |
12,172,502 views | Rated:
4.90/5.00
L1237[16:46:01] <Kilobyte> Wobbo: kibi
works that way, see #ocbots
L1238[16:46:27] <Wobbo> I know, but
Kibibyte doesnt react to that now, does it?
L1239[16:46:36] <Kilobyte> not in this
channel
L1240[16:46:54] <Kilobyte> because
SuperBot already has that and having 2 different sed bots can lead
to spam
L1241[16:47:09] <Kilobyte> *unneccesary
messages*
L1242[16:47:18] <DeanIsaKitty> Aren't you
too young to drink?
L1243[16:47:23] <DeanIsaKitty> whoops,
sorry
L1244[16:47:32] <Kilobyte> i am not
L1245[16:47:33] <Sangar> those aren't
*only* error sounds tho, are they? o.O
L1246[16:47:39] <Wobbo> No, I'm not
:P
L1247[16:47:52] <Kilobyte> Sangar: in
windows every sound is an error sound
L1248[16:47:59] <Kilobyte> because its
beeing produced by an error
L1249[16:48:00] <Sangar> >_>
L1250[16:48:21] <Kilobyte> but no, not
all sounds there are meant to show an error
L1251[16:49:11] <SKS|Tab> DeanIsaKitty,
there's no such thing as too young to drink.
L1252[16:50:02] <Kilobyte> depends on
WHAT you drink
L1253[16:50:08] <JoshTheEnder>
SuPeRMiNoR2, would you mind disabling SuperBot's sed thing in here
so we can use Kibibyte's?
L1254[16:50:32] <SKS|Tab> I s'pose it's
better for you if you're only light until the legal age.
L1255[16:51:38] <JoshTheEnder>
SuPeRMiNoR2, dont hide from me, i know you're here i was just
talking to you in another channel!!
L1256[16:52:14] ***
Daiyousei is now known as Biohazar
L1257[16:52:21] ***
Biohazar is now known as Daiyousei
L1258[16:52:27] <SuPeRMiNoR2> sorry i was
in gmod for the first ping
L1259[16:52:28]
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Connection reset by peer)
L1260[16:52:30] <SuPeRMiNoR2> didnt see
it
L1261[16:52:34] <SuPeRMiNoR2> sure
L1262[16:52:36] <JoshTheEnder> ahh
L1263[16:52:39] <JoshTheEnder>
thanks
L1264[16:52:42] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i cba to go
disable it atm though
L1265[16:52:45] <SuPeRMiNoR2> $hold
L1266[16:52:47] <Kilobyte> #enable
RegexReplace
L1267[16:52:51] <JoshTheEnder> meep
L1268[16:52:55] <JoshTheEnder>
s/e/TT
L1269[16:52:56] <SuperBot>
<JoshTheEnder> mTTTTp
L1270[16:52:56] <Kibibyte>
<JoshTheEnder> mTTep
L1271[16:52:56] <SKS|Tab> Anyway, I'm off
o/
L1272[16:52:57] <SuPeRMiNoR2> s/h/s
L1273[16:52:57] <SuperBot>
<SuPeRMiNoR2> $sold
L1274[16:52:57] <Kibibyte>
<SuperBot> <JossTheEnder> mTTTTp
L1275[16:52:57] <Kilobyte> s/thanks/i
suck
L1276[16:52:58] <Kibibyte>
<JoshTheEnder> i suck
L1277[16:53:05] <SuPeRMiNoR2>
$shutdown
L1278[16:53:05] <SuperBot> Shutting Down
SuPeRMiNoR2
L1279[16:53:06] <JoshTheEnder> i'll just
quite SuperBot for now
L1280[16:53:09] <Kilobyte> jk :P
L1281[16:53:10] <JoshTheEnder> or
not
L1282[16:53:14]
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sleep)
L1283[16:53:55] <JoshTheEnder>
"<Kibibyte> <SuperBot> <JossTheEnder>
mTTTTp" wut lol
L1284[16:54:17] <Kilobyte> #ignore add
SuperBot
L1285[16:54:30] <Kilobyte> wait
L1286[16:54:53] <Kilobyte> ah good it
runs on its own nickserv
L1287[16:54:55] <JoshTheEnder> that was
Kibibyte replacing something SuperBot said
L1288[16:54:58] <JoshTheEnder> yep
L1289[16:55:14] <Kilobyte> yeah, its now
being ignored
L1290[16:55:28] <JoshTheEnder> EnderBot2
runs off of mine but it doesnt need it's own for now
L1291[16:55:34] <Kilobyte> just
curious
L1292[16:55:37] <Kilobyte> hello
L1293[16:55:42] <Kilobyte> s/l/p
L1294[16:55:42] <Kibibyte>
<Kilobyte> heplo
L1295[16:55:55] <Kilobyte> oh derp
SuperBot is gone already
L1296[16:56:07] <Kilobyte> iirc it did
imply /g
L1297[16:56:25] <JoshTheEnder>
s/off/lololo/g
L1298[16:56:25] <Kibibyte>
<JoshTheEnder> EnderBot2 runs lololo of mine but it doesnt
need it's own for now
L1299[16:56:29] <Wobbo> s/i/p/g
L1300[16:56:29] <Kibibyte>
<JoshTheEnder> EnderBot2 runs lololo of mpne but pt doesnt
need pt's own for now
L1301[16:56:51] <JoshTheEnder>
s/p/i/g
L1302[16:56:51] <Kibibyte>
<JoshTheEnder> EnderBot2 runs lololo of mine but it doesnt
need it's own for now
L1303[16:57:01] <JoshTheEnder> meh
L1304[16:57:18] <Kilobyte>
tr/A-Za-z/N-ZA-Mn-za-m
L1305[16:57:18] <Kibibyte>
<JoshTheEnder> zru
L1306[16:57:22] <Kilobyte> rot13
L1307[16:57:25] <Kilobyte> :P
L1308[16:57:58] ***
Techokami|Off is now known as Techokami
L1309[16:58:13] <JoshTheEnder> o/
Techokami
L1310[16:58:29] <Techokami> ahoy
L1311[16:58:29] <Techokami> sup
L1312[16:58:45] <Wobbo> Hi
L1313[16:59:15] <JoshTheEnder>
.jenkins
L1314[16:59:18] <Daiyousei>
s/[aeiou]/soup/
L1315[16:59:19] <Kibibyte>
<JoshTheEnder> .jsoupnkins
L1316[16:59:19] <Kilobyte> small
technical info: kibis sed checks the last 100 messages
L1317[16:59:24] <EnderBot2> Latest
builds:
OpenGX: #7 |
ICBMComponent: #21 |
OpenLights1.7: #17 |
OpenComputers: #531 |
OpenComponents: #47 |
OpenPrinter: #73 |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.10: #41
|
OpenComponents-MC1.7: #13
|
OpenLights: #20 |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.2:
#266 |
OpenPrinter1.7:
#71
L1318[16:59:58] <JoshTheEnder>
s/[aeiou]/soup/g
L1319[16:59:59] <Kibibyte>
<EnderBot2> Lsouptsoupst bsoupsouplds:
OpsoupnGX: #7 |
ICBMCsoupmpsoupnsoupnt: #21 |
OpsoupnLsoupghts1.7: #17 |
OpsoupnCsoupmpsouptsouprs:
#531 |
OpsoupnCsoupmpsoupnsoupnts: #47 |
OpsoupnPrsoupntsoupr: #73
|
OpsoupnCsoupmpsouptsouprs-MC1.7.10: #41
|
OpsoupnCsoupmpsoupnsoupnts-MC1.7: #13 |
OpsoupnLsoupghts: #20 |
OpsoupnCsoupmpsouptsouprs-MC1.7.2:
#266 |
OpsoupnPrsoupntsoupr1.7: #71
L1320[17:00:02] <JoshTheEnder> lol
L1321[17:00:13] <Kilobyte> be warned,
kibi currently has a bug in its sed
L1322[17:00:18] <Daiyousei> suddently,
welch
L1323[17:00:22] <Kilobyte> allowing it to
go over multiple messages
L1324[17:00:25] <JoshTheEnder> that's a
new language right there
L1325[17:00:27] *
Kilobyte grabs in IDE
L1326[17:00:30]
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L1327[17:01:33] <Kilobyte> JoshTheEnder:
shall i make it ignore EnderBot?
L1328[17:02:19] ***
skyem123|AFK is now known as skyem123
L1329[17:02:53] <JoshTheEnder> Kilobyte,
might be best
L1330[17:03:11] <Kilobyte> #ignore add
$n:EnderBot2
L1331[17:03:22] <Kilobyte> umm
L1332[17:03:26] <Kilobyte> #ignore remove
$n:EnderBot2
L1333[17:03:33] *
Kilobyte forgot how that works again
L1334[17:03:45] *
Kilobyte checks source
L1335[17:04:47] <Kilobyte> #ignore del
$n:EnderBot2
L1336[17:05:12] <Wobbo> You know your bot
is badly documented when you need to check the source to see how a
command works
L1337[17:05:17] <Kilobyte> #ignore remove
EnderBot2
L1338[17:05:27] <Kilobyte> Wobbo: yeah, i
know kibi is a mess atm
L1339[17:05:33] <Kilobyte> #ignore add
EnderBot2
L1340[17:05:42] <Kilobyte> #ignore add
a:SuperBot
L1341[17:05:50] <Kilobyte> #ignore del
SuperBot
L1342[17:05:54] <Kilobyte> there, all
done
L1343[17:06:00] <Kilobyte> forgot that it
defaults to nick
L1344[17:06:04] <Kilobyte> not
nickserv
L1346[17:08:40] <Wobbo> Is Kibibyte
written in java? O_o?
L1347[17:09:06] <skyem123> Come on
pitiful internet, you can load a webpage...
L1348[17:10:07]
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L1349[17:10:18] <Kilobyte> Wobbo: yes,
why?
L1350[17:10:30] <Kilobyte> well
L1351[17:10:36] <Kilobyte> up until
version 7
L1352[17:10:49] <Kilobyte> 8 is in
development and its scala
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L1354[17:11:00] <Kilobyte> #info
L1355[17:11:17] <Kilobyte> #version
L1356[17:11:27] *
Kilobyte doesn't even remember commands
L1357[17:11:32]
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L1358[17:11:58] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: It
amazed me, didn't expect that from a ruby fan :P
L1359[17:12:23] <Kilobyte> Bawt (my
anti-spam bot) is ruby
L1360[17:12:56] <Kilobyte> k
L1361[17:13:20]
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L1363[17:15:27] <Kilobyte> Wobbo: it
detects certain messages and kickbans on detection
L1364[17:15:50] <Kilobyte> and in my own
channel it also kicks if it finds the words yolo or swag in a
message
L1365[17:16:29] <Wobbo> Lol
L1366[17:16:31] <JoshTheEnder> lol
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L1368[17:17:17] *
istasi wonders what message it would detect.
L1369[17:17:26] <istasi> windows is
clearly better at everything than unix
L1370[17:18:00] <Wobbo> Bawt isn't in
this channel
L1371[17:18:10] <istasi> oh -.-'
L1372[17:18:20] <Kilobyte> Wobbo: no, its
not
L1373[17:18:27] <Kilobyte> its in
#ThermalExpansion
L1374[17:18:30] <Kilobyte> istasi: how
so?
L1375[17:18:36] <istasi> bot bait
L1376[17:18:37] <Kilobyte> just compare
the API
L1377[17:18:53] <Kilobyte> istasi: the
messages are hardcoded
L1378[17:18:58] <Kilobyte> and only real
spam
L1379[17:19:31] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: No
statistics?
L1380[17:19:46] <Kilobyte> no... not
yet
L1381[17:19:57] <Kilobyte> Bawt will get
a rewrite when i got time
L1382[17:20:12] <Kilobyte> from the
config:
L1383[17:20:15] <Kilobyte> - 'do
usa&israel use the internet(facebook,youtube,twitter, chat
rooms ..ect)to spy??'
L1384[17:20:21] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: In what
language? :P
L1385[17:20:32] <Kilobyte> 19:12:24
+Kilobyte | Bawt (my anti-spam bot) is ruby
L1386[17:20:35] <Kilobyte> lrn2read
L1387[17:20:51] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: I meant
the rewrite
L1388[17:20:57] <Kilobyte> also
ruby
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L1395[18:48:03] <Caitlyn> Test
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L1398[18:49:15] <skyem123> d'awwwwww or
eeew?
L1399[18:50:21] <dangranos> .ping
L1400[18:50:21] <^v> Ping reply from
dangranos 0.41s
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L1402[19:00:16] <Food> really?
L1403[19:00:31] <DeanIsaKitty> yeah
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L1406[19:00:42] <dangranos> what are you
talking about?
L1407[19:00:58] <skyem123> my ping is
really bad
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L1410[19:01:24] <dangranos> i think
everybody know about this
L1411[19:03:44] <skyem123> do they?
L1412[19:05:45] <DeanIsaKitty> yeah
L1413[19:06:11] *
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L1414[19:06:22] <DeanIsaKitty> DONT YOU
TAKE MAH FOOD
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L1417[19:07:07] *
DeanIsaKitty noms Bacon
L1418[19:07:17] *
skyem123 eats Bacon
L1419[19:07:17] <Bacon> OMNOMNOM
L1420[19:07:23] <DeanIsaKitty> you are
tasty :3
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L1422[19:07:33] <Bacon> i'm foooood
L1423[19:07:35] <skyem123> after cooking,
of course
L1424[19:07:58] *
DeanIsaKitty throws Bacon into a pan
L1425[19:08:03] <skyem123> yes, you
are
L1426[19:08:20] <skyem123> after
nomminh?
L1427[19:08:30] *
DeanIsaKitty clones Bacon
L1428[19:08:31] <skyem123> *nomming
L1429[19:08:32] <DeanIsaKitty> yeth
L1430[19:08:43] <skyem123> ok,
then.
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L1432[19:10:18] <gamax92> wat
L1433[19:10:27] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty:
you killed him!
L1434[19:10:39] <DeanIsaKitty>
muhawhawhawhaw :DD
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L1437[19:12:23] <Kilobyte> fml
L1438[19:12:37] *
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L1439[19:12:43] <v^> Kilobyte, fur
L1440[19:12:47] <v^> Kilobyte, ful
L1442[19:12:54] <Kilobyte> skyem123:
android!
L1443[19:13:07] <gamax92> Kilobyte:
opinions!
L1444[19:13:12] <Kilobyte> sadly android
for iPhone got discontinued
L1445[19:13:21] <Kilobyte> after the last
dev bricked his iphone
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L1447[19:13:38] <gamax92> are you trying
to point out iphone's can be bricked?
L1448[19:13:41] <skyem123> I have an
andriod iPhone in a drawer
L1449[19:13:53] <Kilobyte> skyem123:
:D
L1450[19:14:00] <Kilobyte> gamax92: every
phone can
L1451[19:14:08] <gamax92> yes, so I don't
get your point
L1452[19:14:37] <Kilobyte> that was a
completely neutral statement
L1453[19:14:55] <skyem123> Anyway,
tethering can work an old sony erricson phone.
L1454[19:15:13] <skyem123> I did it four
times
L1455[19:15:30] <Kilobyte> heh
L1456[19:15:35] <Kilobyte> i do it with
my android
L1457[19:15:40] <Kilobyte> also works
pretty well
L1458[19:15:58] <XDjackieXD> bricking
iPhones is as easy as jailbreaking and dd'ing zeros over the flash
;D
L1459[19:15:58] <skyem123> is a usb
connection better than wifi?
L1460[19:16:14] <XDjackieXD> its faster
and more secure :)
L1461[19:17:03] <Kilobyte> and it doesn't
drain battery
L1462[19:17:14] <XDjackieXD> it charges
^^
L1463[19:17:19] <Kilobyte> yup
L1464[19:17:33] <skyem123> wat
L1465[19:17:42] <Kilobyte> i earlier got
a mobile broadband dongle to work on linux
L1466[19:18:50] <XDjackieXD> 3G dongles
normally work out of the box using ubuntu and on other linuxes its
just a matter of installing a program or script wich handles the
/dev/ttyACMx
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L1468[19:19:08] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD: i
don't use ubuntu
L1469[19:19:15] <XDjackieXD> done it
several times on a raspberry :D
L1470[19:19:29] <Kilobyte> both my pi and
my laptop run on arch
L1471[19:19:38] <skyem123> iPhone
tethering works without any set-up on linux mint. wait XDjackieXD
just said that.
L1472[19:19:56] <Kilobyte> for me
connecting to mobile net is as easy as:
L1473[19:20:22] <Kilobyte> surfstick init
&& sleep 5 && surfstick unlock && sleep 5
&& surfstick connect
L1474[19:20:33] <XDjackieXD> ^^ most
linuxes with x11 come preinstalled with some sort of network
managers and most of them can handle 3g dongles
L1475[19:20:34] <skyem123> uhh...
L1476[19:20:46] <skyem123> can't that be
automated?
L1477[19:20:48] <XDjackieXD> @Kilobyte
exactly! :D
L1478[19:20:49] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD: i
use wicd, but thats not the point
L1479[19:21:00] <Kilobyte> i prefer
terminal
L1481[19:21:50] <skyem123> why
<_>?
L1482[19:22:27] <Kilobyte> he randomly
does such things
L1483[19:22:29] <XDjackieXD> the script
on the raspberry is just "sudo comgt -d /dev/ttyUSB0
&& sudo wvdial umts"
L1484[19:22:31] <XDjackieXD> :)
L1485[19:22:52] <skyem123>
>_<
L1486[19:22:54] <skyem123> :-p
L1487[19:23:07] <XDjackieXD> and both
programs can be installed using apt ^^
L1488[19:23:50] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD: i
have this script sourced in my bashrc
L1489[19:24:16] <XDjackieXD> I don't know
what package manager arch uses (never had arch on any of my
systems. I'm more the redhat/centos/fedora and debian/ubuntu linux
user ^^)
L1490[19:25:04] <robhol> why would people
use arch at all
L1491[19:25:17] <robhol> from what I've
been able to gather, it seems... masochistic :p
L1492[19:25:19] <XDjackieXD> Kilobyte:
these commands are exactly how I use them on my Raspberry (without
the part that disaplays the umts ip on a small 2x16 char lcd)
L1493[19:25:34] <Kilobyte> robhol: its
not at all
L1494[19:25:37] <Kilobyte> its very
sexy
L1495[19:25:37] <skyem123> arch uses
pacman
L1496[19:25:43] <Kilobyte> ^
L1497[19:25:46] <Kilobyte> pacman is
epic
L1498[19:25:49] <robhol> masochism can be
sexy *hides*
L1499[19:26:00] <XDjackieXD> real
masochists use slackware or linux from scratch :D
L1500[19:26:01] *
DeanIsaKitty shoots robhol
L1502[19:26:28] <robhol> DeanIsaKitty:
щ(ﾟДﾟщ)
L1503[19:26:51] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD: or
gentoo
L1504[19:27:01] <Kilobyte> if you love to
wait a week for your system to compile
L1505[19:27:09] *
DeanIsaKitty flips a table onto robhol
L1506[19:27:18] <Kilobyte> just x.org
takes a night
L1507[19:27:25] <XDjackieXD> Kilobyte: I
don't use it regularly so I don't have an init script for it. but
in principe exactly the same :)
L1508[19:27:25] *
skyem123 eats robhol
L1509[19:27:33] <Kilobyte> it is
L1510[19:27:41] <robhol> DeanIsaKitty: a
human table?
L1511[19:27:49] <XDjackieXD> a lfs
compiles faster than gcc :D
L1512[19:28:03] <DeanIsaKitty> robhol:
Ima strong kitty ;)
L1513[19:28:07] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD:
the modeswitch is needed because the dongle starts as usb flash
drive
L1514[19:28:16] <robhol> oh, so you're
into pet play, are you
L1515[19:28:18] <Kilobyte> containing the
windows software installer
L1516[19:28:19] *
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L1517[19:28:25] <skyem123> Wow
L1518[19:28:26] <Kilobyte> modeswitch
changes it into modem mode
L1519[19:28:36] <XDjackieXD> Kilobyte: I
just edited the udev rules
L1520[19:28:51] *
DeanIsaKitty is definitly not into robhols fantasies.
L1521[19:28:52] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD:
what distro you got on ur pi?
L1522[19:28:54] <Kilobyte> alarm?
L1523[19:29:10] <XDjackieXD> Kilobyte:
raspbian
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L1525[19:29:15] <Kilobyte> :<
L1526[19:29:23] <XDjackieXD> and ubuntu
on my desktop :)
L1527[19:29:25] <Kilobyte> alarm >
rasbian
L1528[19:29:30] <Kilobyte> mint >
ubuntu
L1529[19:29:33] <XDjackieXD> ? :D
L1530[19:29:37] <skyem123> that takes an
hour for me
L1531[19:29:40] <DeanIsaKitty> Kilobyte:
Nope. alarm >>>>>>>> raspian
L1532[19:29:44] <robhol> mint sucks
L1533[19:29:46] <Kilobyte> DeanIsaKitty:
yes
L1534[19:29:52] <Kilobyte> robhol: ubuntu
is worse
L1535[19:29:54] <robhol> things randomly
not working, all over
L1536[19:30:07] *
DeanIsaKitty kicks out robhol out of #oc
L1537[19:30:09] <Kilobyte> ubuntu: system
randomly not booting
L1538[19:30:11] <robhol> ubuntu has its
share of problems, but I never ran into gui stuff just... not ever
working
L1539[19:30:14] <Kilobyte> and no docs on
how to fix
L1540[19:30:22] <skyem123> .ping
L1541[19:30:24] <robhol> DeanIsaKitty:
rude
L1542[19:30:31] <DeanIsaKitty> You are
rude :<
L1543[19:30:37] <robhol> am not!
L1544[19:30:42] <Kilobyte> arch: stuff
breaks relatively often, but excellent docs
L1545[19:30:44] <DeanIsaKitty> yes!
L1546[19:30:53] <Kilobyte> because you
usually weren't the first guy with that issue
L1547[19:30:58] <XDjackieXD> ubuntu works
perfectly and boots as fast as windows with ssd even if its
installed on a hdd :D (and was the only distro that wanted to work
with my hybrid graphics...)
L1548[19:31:30] <Kodos> Anyone try
Firefall yet
L1549[19:31:43] <^v> Ping reply from
skyem123 81.08s
L1550[19:31:43] <DeanIsaKitty> Ubuntu
kernel panick'd on me after clean install. Went for other distros
(debian, fedora, arch) since then
L1551[19:31:43] <robhol> Kodos: I think I
might have. For.. 30 minutes
L1552[19:31:45] <skyem123> Linux mint
mate is the best linux distro for easy setups
L1553[19:31:47] <Kilobyte> my main
problems with ubuntu are 1) unity
L1554[19:31:50] <Kilobyte> shit
slow
L1555[19:31:54] <Kodos> How is it?
L1556[19:31:55] <Kilobyte> and 2.
apt-get
L1557[19:32:05] <DeanIsaKitty> Kilobyte:
apt ist not *that* bad
L1558[19:32:09] <gamax92> I hate
unity
L1559[19:32:10] <robhol> Kodos: the fact
that I specified "for 30 minutes" should be a decent
indicator :p
L1560[19:32:11] <Kilobyte> apt is
slow
L1561[19:32:14] <Kilobyte> :P
L1562[19:32:29] <skyem123> what is wrong
with apt-get?
L1563[19:32:31] <XDjackieXD> unity is
neat :)
L1564[19:32:34] <Kilobyte> compare apts
speed with pacmans
L1565[19:32:39] <gamax92> For me apt-get
is just slow
L1566[19:32:54] <XDjackieXD> apt-get is a
good package manager nothing more and nothing less ;)
L1567[19:33:05] <DeanIsaKitty> Kilobyte:
comparing any packetmanager to pacman, pacman will always
win.
L1568[19:33:08] <XDjackieXD> its not any
slower than yum
L1569[19:33:13] <skyem123> not on big
monitors
L1570[19:33:13] <Kilobyte> s/good /
L1571[19:33:13] <Kibibyte>
<XDjackieXD> apt-get is a package manager nothing more and
nothing less ;)
L1572[19:33:34] <gamax92> though the
speed does depend on a few factors
L1573[19:33:48] <gamax92> how many repo's
you have, the speed of the repos's and what you are grabbing from
the repo
L1574[19:33:55] <XDjackieXD> exactly
:)
L1575[19:34:02] <skyem123> nor on
multiple monitors
L1576[19:34:18] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD:
how fast is a update of the kernel on apt-get
L1577[19:34:31] <Kilobyte> run `time
apt-get install linux`
L1578[19:34:33] <Kilobyte> or
something
L1579[19:34:47] <XDjackieXD> I use unity
on one 1080p screen and on 1366x768 in dualhead configuration and
its faster than kde...
L1580[19:34:59] <XDjackieXD> apt-get
install linux ^^
L1581[19:35:25] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD:
no, use time for the benchmark
L1582[19:35:41] <Kilobyte> specify --yes
so it doesn't go interactive (would slow it down)
L1583[19:35:41] <XDjackieXD> shall i
install linux? :D:D:D
L1584[19:36:58] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD:
sec
L1585[19:37:04] <Kilobyte> sudo -v
L1586[19:37:17] <Kilobyte> time sudo
apt-get install linux
L1587[19:37:20] <Kilobyte> er
L1588[19:37:21] <Kilobyte> time sudo
apt-get install linux --yes
L1589[19:37:23] <XDjackieXD> it took
26.59s to install pacman :D (but I added a rather large amount of
repos)
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L1591[19:37:42] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD:
pacman doesn't work with ubuntu repos
L1592[19:37:57] <XDjackieXD> but why is
it in the official ubuntu repo?
L1593[19:38:19] <Kilobyte> idk
L1594[19:38:44] <gamax92> Kilobyte: im
assuming you mean the linux kernel package?
L1595[19:38:48] <Kilobyte> YES
L1596[19:38:52] <gamax92> k, will
time
L1597[19:38:55] <Kilobyte> damn
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L1599[19:39:04] <Kilobyte> my caps is
flipped again
L1600[19:39:11] <XDjackieXD> have that
installed already ^^
L1601[19:39:36] <Kilobyte> XDjackieXD: it
should reinstall
L1602[19:39:43] <Kilobyte> also, pacman
is slow today
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L1604[19:39:56] <Kilobyte> prob because
my pc is full of crap
L1605[19:40:04] <Kilobyte> its now
building the initramfs
L1606[19:40:25] <gamax92> Kilobyte: took
7 seconds
L1607[19:40:40] <Kilobyte> on?
L1608[19:40:56] <XDjackieXD> back on
topic: heres the link to the core dump of my crash (github issue
#436)
https://mega.co.nz/#!OFcmASKY!XZUvz1j7jeVn8Z-p700LYMrqAwVNG51TDpDCrrsMfeY
(275MB)
L1609[19:40:59] <gamax92> oops
L1610[19:41:28] <Kilobyte> 2:36 for me,
but thats because slow stuffed computer
L1611[19:41:32] <gamax92> Kilobyte: okay,
doing linux kernel install took 17 seconds
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L1613[19:41:43] <gamax92> i forgot to
sudo last time
L1614[19:42:30] <Kilobyte> updating vim
is 32 secs on this slow machine
L1615[19:44:31] <Kilobyte> hah
L1616[19:44:37] <Kilobyte> vim install in
4 seconds
L1617[19:44:40] <Kilobyte> gamax92:
^
L1618[19:44:43] <Kilobyte> without
download
L1620[19:44:51] <Kilobyte> thats the
output
L1621[19:44:54] <gamax92> Kilobyte: so
whats it do if you download
L1622[19:45:00] <gamax92> because i
downloaded linux kernel
L1623[19:45:18] <Kilobyte> it download
the package file to cache and installs
L1624[19:45:38] *
gamax92 times vim then
L1625[19:46:54] <gamax92> Kilobyte:
"real 0m4.634s"
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L1627[19:47:13] <Kilobyte> gamax92: now
take into account that my computer is shit slow
L1628[19:47:28] <gamax92> except cpu
speed isn't the only factory
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L1630[19:47:38] <Kilobyte> its not,
yes
L1631[19:48:35] <Kilobyte> gamax92:
another thing is that apt spams stdout
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L1633[19:48:58] <Kilobyte> pacman is way
less verbose and yet tells you all you need
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L1635[19:50:06] <XDjackieXD> it just
gives a log about what it does (what packages are affected and
download/install progress)
L1636[19:51:35] <JoshTheEnder> GUYS
L1637[19:51:37] <JoshTheEnder> The
Game
L1639[19:52:10] <XDjackieXD> :)
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L1643[20:00:20] <SpiritedDusty> woah
github's issue tracker changed
L1644[20:00:35] <JoshTheEnder> yep
L1645[20:00:48] <JoshTheEnder> also hi
SpiritedDusty
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L1647[20:00:53] <SpiritedDusty> hi
\o
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L1650[20:01:48] <Kodos> asie, can you
link me the picture of Notch's old pseudo ToS, before MC got
big
L1651[20:01:52] <Oddstr13> I hate
thunder.
L1652[20:01:53] <SpiritedDusty> one does
not simply poke. one has to stab
L1653[20:02:08] <asie> Kodos: yes
L1654[20:02:13] <asie> why?
L1655[20:02:19] <Oddstr13> I prefer
pokes.
L1656[20:02:24] <Kodos> Showing a friend,
we're having a 'discussion' regarding the EULA 'changes'
L1658[20:02:42] <Wuerfel_21> hi
L1659[20:02:49] <DeanIsaKitty> Oddstr13,
were you the one giving me the advice with the electronic firework
lighters?
L1660[20:03:06] <asie> remember when mods
could be sold?
L1661[20:03:30] <Oddstr13> DeanIsaKitty:
uh, not recently atleast
L1662[20:03:40] <DeanIsaKitty> No, like 1
1/2 y ago
L1663[20:04:00] <DeanIsaKitty> I made a
rocket wall. Burned my arduino xD
L1664[20:04:10] <Oddstr13> oww
L1665[20:04:23] <Kodos> And that settles
that. Thanks Asie
L1666[20:04:30] <DeanIsaKitty> But it was
awesome xD
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L1668[20:05:00] <Oddstr13> DeanIsaKitty:
I hope you didn't try to drive rellays or something directly with
the arduino :P
L1669[20:05:17] <Oddstr13> it kinda isn't
made for high current applications
L1670[20:05:20] <DeanIsaKitty>
whoops
L1671[20:05:31] <DeanIsaKitty> well, THAT
was that smell then xDD
L1672[20:05:52] <XDjackieXD>
DeanIsaKitty: I realeased it's magic smoke wich is the soul of all
electrical components :P (reference to EEVBlog :) )
L1673[20:06:06] <XDjackieXD> *It
released
L1674[20:06:07] <Oddstr13> you'd want to
use MOSFETs, or darlington arrays
L1675[20:10:51] <DeanIsaKitty> I'll do
better next time ;)
L1676[20:11:02] <DeanIsaKitty> And make a
video of it. And send it to you.
L1677[20:11:29] <Oddstr13> ^^
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L1682[20:22:05] <asie> Sangar: i'm going
to need your help
L1683[20:22:10] <asie> we have to add
Factorization support to OpenComputers
L1684[20:23:34] <Kodos> What kind of
support
L1685[20:24:00] <XDjackieXD> I assume
drivers to interact with factorization blocks?
L1686[20:25:04] <asie> no
L1687[20:25:09] <asie> being able to
power computers with Factorization
L1688[20:25:15] <asie> if drivers come,
that will be in Computronics
L1689[20:25:16] <XDjackieXD> oh
L1690[20:25:40] <asie> that's the kind of
dedication packs deserve
L1691[20:25:44] <asie> you don't pick
your mods to make them work
L1692[20:25:57] <asie> in soviet russia,
you make mods work with what you picked
L1693[20:26:05] <asie> with a hammer and
sickle
L1694[20:26:10] <XDjackieXD> ^^
L1695[20:27:11] <XDjackieXD> you would
need to implement factorization into universal electricity
L1696[20:27:25] <asie> no?
L1697[20:27:33] <asie> OpenComputers for
1.7 does not use UE anymore
L1698[20:27:54] <XDjackieXD> wasn't that
a temp. solution because ue wasnt updated?
L1699[20:28:25] <asie> it was
L1700[20:28:28] <asie> but then it became
permament
L1701[20:28:41] <JoshTheEnder> i think it
was for a bit but i dont thinks Sangar cares much now, he added it
and saw no point in removing it
L1702[20:28:48] <asie> yes
L1703[20:28:57] <asie> it was temporary
but then it became just as easy to maintain UE-less energy as UE
energy
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L1705[20:29:21] <XDjackieXD> oh
L1706[20:30:09] <Kodos> Is UE still buggy
in general?
L1707[20:30:24] <XDjackieXD> theres no
stable for 1.7.10 yet only betas
L1708[20:31:00] <JoshTheEnder> UE itself
isnt buggy (for 1.6.4 anyway) but that's mainly because it's just
an api of sorts
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L1711[20:33:50] <XDjackieXD> I'm off for
today... I have to work tomorrow ("Ferialpraxis" don't
know what it means in english. Its one month of work you have to do
in the hollidays for a technical school here in Austria)
L1712[20:34:07] <DeanIsaKitty> Have fun
:)
L1713[20:34:12] <XDjackieXD> :)
L1714[20:34:20] <DeanIsaKitty> and good
night ;)
L1715[20:34:24] <XDjackieXD> bb
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L1719[20:48:49] <JoshTheEnder>
.jenkins
L1720[20:49:20] *
JoshTheEnder give EnderBot2 some sugar
L1721[20:49:41] <Caitlyn> Well... it
might be a bit slow... waiting for timeouts from
lanteacraft.com/jenkins
L1722[20:49:50] <Caitlyn> which is
currently asploded
L1723[20:49:54] <JoshTheEnder> ....
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L1725[20:50:02] <JoshTheEnder>
probably
L1726[20:50:18] <Caitlyn> as soon as DH
transfers the image.....
L1727[20:50:21] <Caitlyn> err DO
L1728[20:51:01] <JoshTheEnder> also i
think it's crashed though, usually ^c would kill the command and
show an error here or kill the bot, currently 2 ^C's and
nothing
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L1730[20:51:26] <JoshTheEnder> and the
last thing that's in it's console is me doing the .jenkins
command
L1731[20:51:31] <JoshTheEnder> yeah, it
ded
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L1735[20:51:52] <Caitlyn> well, 40gb at
.08 Mb/s is a bit slow
L1736[20:52:04] <ping> ._.
L1737[20:52:10] <ping> 40Kb/s?
L1738[20:52:17] <ping> 8*
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L1743[20:53:09] <ping> ^ wдt
L1744[20:53:12] <JoshTheEnder> there,
took a bit to find the process
L1745[20:53:44] <JoshTheEnder> ping,
EnderBot2 uses my NS but i didnt want it having op so it deops
itself (not that it'd do much different with op)
L1746[20:54:15] <JoshTheEnder>
.jenkins
L1747[20:54:22] <JoshTheEnder> test
L1748[20:54:26] <JoshTheEnder> hmm
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L1750[20:54:46] <ping> <_>
L1751[20:54:54] <ping> ^v has its own NS
\o/
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L1753[20:55:01] <Caitlyn> my money is it
dying cause it can't get the API from my jenkins
L1754[20:55:42] <JoshTheEnder> Caitlyn,
if it's that then it should timeout after a while, i'm currently
not thinking it's timeing out
L1755[20:56:22] <JoshTheEnder> aha
L1756[20:56:41] <JoshTheEnder> all i need
to do is pass an extra argument or 2 to the urllib requester
L1757[20:57:47] <JoshTheEnder> what's a
good timeout to set? 60/120?
L1758[20:57:55] <Caitlyn> 2
L1759[20:57:56] <Caitlyn> :D
L1760[20:58:02] <JoshTheEnder> lol
no
L1761[20:58:04] <JoshTheEnder> :P
L1762[20:58:27] <JoshTheEnder> i'ma set
it to 30
L1763[20:58:37] <Caitlyn> I use 5 second
timeouts, Cause chances are if it takes 5 seconds for your site to
respond, I've closed that tab :P
L1764[21:00:16] <robhol> depends on
indication. 2 for no indication, still wouldn't really go much
beyond 5-10
L1765[21:00:26] <JoshTheEnder> wut
L1766[21:00:44] <robhol> whether or not
you indicate that some process is running in the
"background"
L1767[21:01:18] <JoshTheEnder> when were
we talking about backgrounded processes?
L1768[21:01:27] <DeanIsaKitty> Last
life
L1769[21:01:41] <DeanIsaKitty> robhol:
Just saying its 2014
L1770[21:01:43] <robhol> you're talking
about timeouts, aren't you..?
L1771[21:02:07] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty: I
thought it was 1992
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L1773[21:02:09] <JoshTheEnder> yes, for
URL getting
L1774[21:02:11] <robhol> you know,
background process can mean a lot of things... ._.
L1775[21:02:22] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92,
yeah, last life like i said
L1776[21:02:42] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty:
No no no i don't think you understand what I said
L1777[21:02:43] <robhol> I was talking
generally from a UX perspective, but never mind
L1778[21:02:44] <gamax92> its not
2014
L1779[21:02:46] <gamax92> its 1992
L1780[21:02:57] <gamax92> last life would
be 1856
L1781[21:03:12] <JoshTheEnder> might help
if i tried pushing to the right place
L1782[21:03:27] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92 im
younger than you, my lifes are a bit off in comparison to yours
;)
L1783[21:03:33] <robhol> "last
life" could be 1ms ago
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L1788[21:04:41] <JoshTheEnder> lets try
this
L1789[21:04:43] <JoshTheEnder>
.jenkins
L1790[21:04:52] <gamax92> .l 0x176
L1791[21:04:52] <^v> gamax92, 374
L1792[21:04:59] <robhol> well that was
great
L1793[21:05:12] <gamax92> .l
string.format("%#02x",176)
L1794[21:05:12] <^v> gamax92, 0xb0
L1795[21:05:41] <JoshTheEnder> it has a
30s timeout, and probably the first couple URIs are pointed at
Caitlyn's jenkins (or where it thinks they are)
L1796[21:07:02] <Caitlyn> Well DO is
STILL transfering my 40gb lol
L1797[21:07:06] <robhol> that's sensible.
I've often tried loading pages and gotten an answer after 29
seconds
L1798[21:07:12] <ping> <_>
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L1800[21:07:27] <JoshTheEnder> i need to
make my own irc library based upon the twisted framework so i can
have multithreading and crap
L1801[21:07:27] <gamax92> ping:
ctrl-shift-u-b-0
L1802[21:07:42] <ping> gamax92, no
L1803[21:07:45] <gamax92> why not
L1804[21:07:48] <ping> because
L1805[21:07:50] <gamax92> why
L1806[21:07:51] <gamax92> not
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L1808[21:08:02] <ping> because im not on
linux
L1809[21:08:17] <gamax92> ping:
alt-0176
L1810[21:08:31] <JoshTheEnder> well, time
to add debug prints to see what it gets snagged up on
L1811[21:09:16] <ping> gamax92,
laptop
L1812[21:09:18] <ping> -_-
L1813[21:09:47] <ping>
fn-alt-face-start-l-2-f-5-j-;-ctrl
L1814[21:10:02] <gamax92> oh thats
sucks
L1815[21:10:25] <gamax92> for me its just
alt-fn-m-j-7-o
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L1819[21:10:35] <ping> <_>
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L1821[21:10:51] <robhol> faceroll hotkey
is faceroll
L1822[21:11:01] <ping> >_>
L1823[21:11:08] <gamax92> >_<
L1824[21:11:13] <JoshTheEnder> dammit i
dont have httplib2 on this machine :@
L1825[21:11:24] <ping> old laptop had
numbers on keys
L1826[21:11:31] <ping> which you used fn
to get
L1827[21:11:34] <ping> this one doesnt
:/
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L1832[21:13:05] <JoshTheEnder>
.jenkins
L1833[21:13:43] <JoshTheEnder> hmm,
that's been more than 10 secs now
L1834[21:13:49] <ping> .j
L1835[21:13:55] <robhol> more like 1
min
L1836[21:13:59] <ping> .p
L1837[21:14:00] <^v> Ping reply from ping
0.66s
L1838[21:14:03] <ping> <_>
L1840[21:14:08] <JoshTheEnder> it's
currently trying to get ICBMComponent
L1841[21:14:19] <JoshTheEnder> well, the
timeout is working
L1842[21:14:23] *
ping slaps the build server for being slow
L1843[21:14:33] <JoshTheEnder> cause it
skipped ICBM component
L1844[21:14:49] <JoshTheEnder> i hope it
had time to reply to pings before it started the next one
L1845[21:14:55] <ping> JoshTheEnder, you
can also just asyncronously request all of them at once
L1846[21:15:16] <JoshTheEnder> ping, due
to the library i'm using at the moment that'd be very hard
L1847[21:15:28] <ping> with ^v its easy
\o/
L1848[21:15:59] <JoshTheEnder> i do want
to switch stuff over to a different framework but lazy
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L1851[21:16:42] <JoshTheEnder> ahh
fuck
L1852[21:16:47] <JoshTheEnder> it was
doing so well
L1853[21:17:13] <JoshTheEnder> right,
lets try lowering the timeout to 5
L1854[21:17:37] <ping> JoshTheEnder, do a
ds84182 and use fork
L1855[21:17:42] <JoshTheEnder> it's still
processing the list
L1856[21:17:48] <ds84182> yes
L1857[21:17:58] <ping> just fork a bunch
of times
L1858[21:18:09] <ping> because fuck
proper async (^v)
L1859[21:18:23] <JoshTheEnder> it should
reconnect once it stops processing the luinks
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L1864[21:18:40] <JoshTheEnder> \o/
auto-reconnect works
L1865[21:19:46] <JoshTheEnder> also it
got all the messages got sent after the command, just couldnt reply
to the pings by the looks of it
L1866[21:21:25] <JoshTheEnder> also might
help if i put the arguments in the right fucking place ¬_¬
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L1872[21:22:54] <JoshTheEnder> lets try
again
L1873[21:22:57] <JoshTheEnder>
.jenkins
L1874[21:23:25] <JoshTheEnder> ok,
timeouts are happening a lot quicker than they did before
L1875[21:23:37] <JoshTheEnder> inb4
spam
L1876[21:23:51] <EnderBot2> Latest
builds:
OpenGX: #7 |
ICBMComponent: N/A () |
OpenLights1.7: N/A () |
OpenComputers: #531 |
OpenComponents: #47 |
OpenPrinter: N/A () |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.10: #41
|
OpenComponents-MC1.7: #13
|
OpenLights: N/A () |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.2:
#266 |
OpenPrinter1.7: N/A
()
L1877[21:24:35] <JoshTheEnder> \o/ useful
message is useful (should have been in the " () " )
¬_¬
L1878[21:24:41] *
Dashkal blinks
L1879[21:24:45] <Dashkal> I need to check
out a few more projects...
L1880[21:24:56] <Dashkal>
"OpenGX"?
L1881[21:25:11] *
JoshTheEnder points at ds84182
L1882[21:25:35] <ds84182> what
L1883[21:25:57] <ping> <_>
L1884[21:26:08] <ds84182> oh that, the
overly complicated and not powerful in any way graphics mod?
L1885[21:26:50] <Caitlyn> Still
transfering the image...
L1886[21:26:53] <Caitlyn> this is
insane
L1887[21:27:24] <JoshTheEnder> Caitlyn,
it took a while to transfer the 20GB image of my vps...
L1888[21:27:45] <JoshTheEnder> also if
you're not careful the router will overload again :P
L1889[21:28:20] <Caitlyn> lol... I should
queue up a bunch of transfers...
L1890[21:29:20] <Dashkal> Heh, fair
enough
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L1896[21:30:46] <JoshTheEnder>
.jenkins
L1897[21:30:52] <EnderBot2> An error
occured while trying to perform that command: <type
'exceptions.KeyError'> 'reason'
L1898[21:30:56] <JoshTheEnder> ¬_¬
L1899[21:30:58] <JoshTheEnder> fak
L1900[21:31:11] <JoshTheEnder> that'd be
me failing with debug messages
L1901[21:31:18] <robhol> fak u
reason
L1902[21:32:05] <JoshTheEnder> no it was
because i had a format set for 'reason' but i was giving it 'e'
(the error var)
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L1908[21:32:41] <JoshTheEnder>
.jenkins
L1909[21:33:07] <EnderBot2> Latest
builds:
OpenGX: #7 |
ICBMComponent: N/A
(<urlopen error timed out>) |
OpenLights1.7: N/A (<urlopen error
timed out>) |
OpenComputers: #531 |
OpenComponents: #47 |
OpenPrinter: N/A (<urlopen error timed
out>) |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.10: #41 |
OpenComponents-MC1.7: #13 |
OpenLights: N/A (<urlopen
error timed out>) |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.2: #266 |
OpenPrinter1.7: N/A
(<urlopen error timed out>)
L1910[21:33:27] <JoshTheEnder> hmm
L1911[21:33:32] <MrHohenheim>
urlopen?
L1912[21:33:39] <JoshTheEnder> well at
least i know the erroe type now
L1913[21:33:42] <JoshTheEnder> yes
L1914[21:33:59] <JoshTheEnder> there are
probably better ways i could do it but meh
L1915[21:34:10] <MrHohenheim> oh url
open
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L1917[21:35:12] <unull> hi guhs
L1918[21:35:14] <unull> guys
L1919[21:35:18] <unull> bah
L1920[21:35:21] *
DeanIsaKitty pokes unull
L1921[21:35:27] <unull> what?
L1922[21:35:31] *
DeanIsaKitty pokes unull
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unull puts on runic armour
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Dashkal pokes unull with an ethereal blade
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DeanIsaKitty pokes unull with a nano-sword
L1926[21:36:11] *
unull puts on bedrock armour
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unull goes in creative mode
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unull ops himself
L1929[21:36:25] *
Dashkal pokes unull anyway
L1930[21:36:32] *
DeanIsaKitty deops unull
L1931[21:36:34] *
JoshTheEnder deops unull
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L1933[21:36:41] <unull> anyway
L1934[21:37:00] <unull> can someone
exp,ain to me the process of writing a shell for oc?
L1935[21:37:16] <unull> explain*
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L1937[21:38:41] <JoshTheEnder>
.shutdown
L1938[21:38:41] <EnderBot2> Bye bye
L1939[21:38:41]
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L1940[21:38:49] <JoshTheEnder> it'll be
down for a bit
L1941[21:40:03] <ping> <_>
L1942[21:40:23] <ping> ^vs uptime >
EnderBot's
L1943[21:40:25] <ping> o/
L1944[21:40:28] <ping> \o/
L1945[21:40:47] <ds84182> ping,
EnderBot's what
L1946[21:40:51] <ds84182> what unit
L1947[21:41:09] <JoshTheEnder> ping, ^v
will randomly time out, EnderBot's been here pretty
consistantly
L1948[21:41:22] <ping> blame comcrap
:P
L1949[21:41:25] <ping> will get vps
L1950[21:41:26] <ping> soon
L1951[21:41:27] <JoshTheEnder> i just
thought rather than spam here i'll test it on another network
L1952[21:42:48] <ping> also blame it on
mobo
L1953[21:42:56] <ping> which ethernet
port doesnt click
L1954[21:42:57] <ping> :v
L1955[21:50:11] <Dashkal> A thing I asked
for long ago, but wasn't around when it was added. The linked
cards. Thank you so much for that.
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L1957[21:50:27] <Dashkal> Now I can have
my powergen off-world and my monitor station in my overworld
workshop
L1958[21:51:15] <Sangar> back
L1959[21:51:38] <JoshTheEnder> o/
L1960[21:51:54] <skyem123> Blah. only 2
hours left of battery life on the netbook
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L1962[21:52:54]
zsh sets mode: +o on EnderBot2
L1963[21:52:54]
EnderBot2 sets mode: +v on EnderBot2
L1964[21:52:54]
EnderBot2 sets mode: -o on EnderBot2
L1965[21:53:02] <gamax92> Everyone in the
audience is going home with a new car!
L1966[21:53:02] <JoshTheEnder>
right
L1967[21:53:04] <Sangar> ooh, a dump. now
let's see how i use that >_>
L1968[21:53:09] <gamax92> Too bad no one
showed up
L1969[21:53:13] <JoshTheEnder>
.jenkins
L1970[21:53:37] <skyem123> um...
L1971[21:53:39] <EnderBot2> Latest
builds:
OpenGX: #7 |
ICBMComponent: N/A (timed
out) |
OpenLights1.7: N/A
(timed out) |
OpenComputers: #531 |
OpenComponents: #47 |
OpenPrinter: N/A (timed out) |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.10: #41
|
OpenComponents-MC1.7: #13
|
OpenLights: N/A (timed out)
|
OpenComputers-MC1.7.2:
#266 |
OpenPrinter1.7: N/A
(timed out)
L1972[21:53:44] <JoshTheEnder> there we
go
L1973[21:54:00] <ping> \o/ broken
jenkinses
L1974[21:54:04] <JoshTheEnder> ?
L1975[21:54:09] <skyem123> ooh...
shiny!
L1976[21:54:37] <JoshTheEnder> right, i
need to goto bed
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L1978[21:55:07] <ping> ::bed::
sleep
L1979[21:55:08] <skyem123> just
commenting on the .jenkins
L1980[21:55:08] <ping> goto bed
L1981[21:55:20] <skyem123> erp... 1 hour
50 mins of battery.
L1982[21:55:26] <ping> .mcdown
L1983[21:55:26] <^v> ping, minecraft.net
sessions are slow
L1984[21:55:49] <JoshTheEnder> skyem123,
my question mark was to ping, not you :P
L1985[21:56:15] ***
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L1986[21:56:15] <ping> JoshTheEnder, what
was the question for
L1987[21:56:30] <EnderCatBeSleepingz> you
saying about brokein jenkinsd
L1988[21:56:51] <ping> broken
jenkinses
L1989[21:56:56] <ping> Michiyo's
jenkinses
L1990[21:57:00] <skyem123> ah
L1991[21:57:05] <EnderCatBeSleepingz>
yeah, she's moving them
L1992[21:57:15] <EnderCatBeSleepingz>
*moving her bpss
L1993[21:57:17] <ping> you could also not
list them
L1994[21:57:19] <ping> <_>
L1995[21:57:21] <EnderCatBeSleepingz>
s/bps/vps
L1996[21:57:21] <Kibibyte>
<EnderCatBeSleepingz> *moving her vpss
L1997[21:57:39] <EnderCatBeSleepingz> i
could, but meh, will need to overhaul at somepoint
L1998[21:57:42] <EnderCatBeSleepingz>
anyway, bye
L1999[21:57:47] <DeanIsaKitty> byee
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L2001[22:02:31] <skyem123> eep, 1 hour 40
mins
L2002[22:02:31] <skyem123> and only 4
mins ago it was 1h 50 mins
L2003[22:02:31] <skyem123> Before you
ask, I will talk about my battery charge unless you stop me.
L2004[22:02:31] <skyem123> .ping
L2005[22:02:42] <ping> .skymem123
L2006[22:03:09] <^v> Ping reply from
skyem123 37.41s
L2007[22:04:02] <ping> .p
L2008[22:04:03] <^v> Ping reply from ping
0.45s
L2009[22:04:12] <skyem123> uhhh....
L2010[22:05:14] <skyem123> I'm on mobile
internet.
L2011[22:06:15] <ping> all internet is
mobile
L2012[22:06:19] <ping> my router can
move
L2013[22:06:29] <skyem123> Oh... Yay! My
inbox is loading. I logged in an hour ago.
L2014[22:07:04] <skyem123> I would kill
for dial up internet
L2015[22:07:30] <DeanIsaKitty> Better
dont. Prison may have better internet, but only one hour per
week.
L2016[22:08:02] <skyem123> :-p
L2017[22:08:19] <skyem123> My internet is
that bad.
L2018[22:09:30] <skyem123> eheheh.
L2019[22:09:30] <skyem123>
metaphoricly.
L2020[22:11:48] <DeanIsaKitty> Yeah, but
imagine missing all the fun stuff we'll do here on IRC. Better get
information a minute late than a week late.
L2021[22:12:48] <skyem123> I DIDN'T MEAN
THAT LITERALLY!
L2022[22:13:23] <skyem123> though, yes,
thats true
L2023[22:15:18] <skyem123> 1 hour 20
mins
L2024[22:15:51] <skyem123> s/mins/mins of
battery
L2025[22:15:52] <Kibibyte>
<skyem123> 1 hour 20 mins of battery
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L2027[22:21:34] <skyem123> 11 mins to
load outlook.com
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L2029[22:35:00] <skyem123> must read
email
L2030[22:38:48] <skyem123> Goodbye!
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L2037[22:44:06] <PotatoTrumpet> o/
L2038[22:47:41] <DeanIsaKitty> \o
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L2047[23:54:27] <Caitlyn> %commands
L2048[23:54:38] <Caitlyn> %nick
MichiBot
L2049[23:54:42] <v^> %caitlyn
L2050[23:54:46] <Caitlyn> or.. not
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L2052[23:56:11] <Techokami> hmmm... oppm
update all is taking its sweet time. And I only have like, 2 things
installed
L2053[23:56:31] <Techokami> did I just
find a bug in oppm?? :O
L2054[23:56:40] <Techokami> oh there it
goes
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L2056[23:56:47] <Techokami> "no
internet connection"
L2057[23:56:54] <Techokami> REALLY.
L2058[23:57:27] <Techokami> oppm list
works
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L2060[23:58:19] <OpenTTD|Potato> TIL:
Canon in D goes good with Jolly Ol' Saint Nick
L2061[23:58:40] <OpenTTD|Potato> Don't
ask why i'm listening to x-mas music in july
L2062[23:58:46] <DeanIsaKitty> I hate it
when anime degrades to softcore porn. :|
L2063[23:59:01] <OpenTTD|Potato> :(
L2064[23:59:06] <unull> i lo e it when
softcore porn degrades to anime
L2065[23:59:19] <unull> openttd is
awesome
L2066[23:59:21] <OpenTTD|Potato> unull,
you forgot a v
L2067[23:59:24] <unull> ik
L2068[23:59:30] <unull> i did not
forget
L2069[23:59:36] <unull> the endermen
remembered.
L2070[23:59:38] <v^> lo e
L2071[23:59:42] <OpenTTD|Potato>
ahh