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L22[01:06:07] <Pontiac> 'Lo all
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L27[01:37:24] <CoolGuy> hello
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L30[01:50:18] <v^> NedoComputers is
OP
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L34[01:55:55] <v^> $conv 193000
L35[01:55:56] <^vDoge> v^, Ɖ193000 =
$39.1474 €29.2123 £23.1162
L36[01:56:04] <v^> someone just fucking
gave me $40
L37[01:56:55] <v^> $tip Sangar $10
L38[01:56:55] <^vDoge> v^, Sent Ɖ49300 to
Sangar
L40[01:58:02] <v^> there is a total of
347.7 doge in my wallet
L41[01:58:22] <v^> and someone will pay
back 50k eventually
L42[01:59:37] <v^> 3k more doge
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L219[06:04:49] <gamax92> sometimes it will
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L220[06:05:03] <gamax92> sometimes it will
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L244[07:13:15] <istasi> Morning \o
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L246[07:13:32] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Mornin.
L247[07:15:23] <Alissa> Good afternoon to
y'all lovely people.
L248[07:16:37] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Yeah.
Good afternoon for me as well.
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L250[07:17:13] <istasi> nah nah, deffo
morning *yawn*
L251[07:17:51] <gjgfujIsAPotato> What time
zone you in istasi? I'm in UTC+11
L252[07:17:59] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Or is it
UTC+10.
L253[07:18:03] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I never
know.
L254[07:18:11] <istasi> utc?, dunno
gmt+1
L255[07:18:42] <gjgfujIsAPotato> utc is
gmt.
L256[07:18:45] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Same
thing.
L257[07:18:53] <gjgfujIsAPotato> utc is
the standard.
L258[07:20:34] <Alissa> I was just lying
about that. It's 2:20 here :D
L259[07:20:42] <Alissa> Been spending all
night watching anime.
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L261[07:21:03] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
hah.
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L273[07:52:52] <PsychokenesisKat> Yes! I
have bulk-downloaded a full chapter of this manga :D
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L278[07:55:20] <Vexatos> asie:
carpentersblocks, though xD
L279[07:55:26] <asie> Vexatos: what?
L280[07:55:31] <asie> what's wrong with
carpenter's?
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L282[07:55:40] <Vexatos> The only bold
thing in that image
L283[07:56:31] <PsychokenesisKat> 1.7.10
is also bold
L284[07:56:31] <PsychokenesisKat> So asie,
are you offering a pack of those for download?
L285[07:56:48] <asie> PsychokenesisKat: i
am working on a pack
L286[07:56:52] <asie> slowly
L287[07:57:05] <asie> though people will
hate me when they notice the only two energy mods are BuildCraft
and Factorization
L288[07:57:13] <asie> also,
MISSING_TRUSS_MOD
L289[07:57:15] <Vexatos> What
L290[07:57:16] <Vexatos> No
L291[07:57:19] <Vexatos> That's
awesome
L292[07:57:29] <asie> Vexatos: well,
Factorization can be powered with RailCraft steam boilers
L293[07:57:29] <Vexatos> FZ = one of the
best power mods ever
L294[07:57:30] <PsychokenesisKat> I'd like
to note that I don't like TE, so I support this.
L295[07:57:32] <asie> and possibly
FSP
L296[07:57:39] <asie> but no promises on
FSP
L297[07:57:46] <PsychokenesisKat> I'm
assuming no EnderIO because lisencing?
L299[07:58:08] <asie> EnderIO is WTFPL,
lol
L300[07:58:12] <asie> no EnderIO because
design issues
L301[07:58:18] <asie> all I wanted it for
(ore processing) is already in Factorization
L302[07:58:32] <Vexatos> FZ is an
awesome
L303[07:58:34] <asie> and Ender IO is
really becoming a TE4 alternative more than anything
L304[07:58:36] <Vexatos> awesome
mod*
L305[07:58:47] <Vexatos> It's got ore
tripling
L306[07:58:56] <Vexatos> Clay modelling
(Best feature ever)
L307[07:59:01] <Vexatos> Item
transport
L308[07:59:07] <Vexatos> Fluid
transport
L309[07:59:12] <Vexatos> Everything you'd
want
L310[07:59:19] <asie> Servos, man
L311[07:59:41] <Vexatos> Yea
L313[07:59:44] <asie> screen fixed
L314[07:59:57] <asie> EBXL and Truss Mod
won't be missing for long
L315[07:59:59] <Vexatos> By the way
L316[08:00:00] <asie> I should be able to
finish them by Friday
L317[08:00:05] <PsychokenesisKat> :D
EBXL
L318[08:00:07] <Vexatos> My new PC is
finally arriving
L319[08:00:09] <asie> Logistics Pipes is
going to come later in the life's pack
L320[08:00:14] <Vexatos> Got the Email
yesterday, they sent it
L321[08:00:15] <asie> and RaiLCraft... can
someone donate me ten bucks?
L322[08:00:19] <asie> I need to Patreon a
certain Jaguar.
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L326[08:00:40] <Vexatos> asie: Railcraft
is a VERY nice mod
L327[08:00:46] <asie> Yes, yes it is
L328[08:00:50] <asie> but the 1.7.10 beta
costs ten bucks
L329[08:00:50] <Vexatos> Very, very well
balanced
L330[08:00:58] <Vexatos> Oh
L331[08:01:02] <Vexatos> I have it
:3
L332[08:01:14] <Vexatos> Not payed a thing
but the free time I spend on translating the mod
L333[08:01:23] <Vexatos> Go, make a polish
translationg
L334[08:01:26] <Vexatos>
translation*
L335[08:01:34] <asie> Vexatos: No, I only
need it to test my pack
L336[08:01:37] <asie> I won't release with
it
L337[08:01:50] <asie> also
L338[08:01:56] <asie> you better check if
all the mods in my pack are translated
L339[08:02:09] <Vexatos> D:
L340[08:02:14] <asie> :^) (:^
L341[08:02:58] <asie> all I do is Google
and hope someone accidentally uploads it
L342[08:03:27] <asie> but that won't
happen
L343[08:03:48] <Vexatos>
nonoyesyesyesyesyesnoyesyesyesyesyesnoyesyesyesnonoyesyesyesyesyesnononoyesnonoyesno
L344[08:04:19] <Vexatos> And to every
"yes", that's only the translations I contributed to,
because I do't know a German translation I didn't contribute to
xD
L345[08:04:30] <Vexatos> So, the others
might have been translated
L346[08:04:42] <asie> LOL
L347[08:04:57] <asie> AOBD is not
L348[08:04:59] <Vexatos> 201 mods
infiltrated \o/
L349[08:05:01] <asie> but it's translated
to Italian and Russian
L350[08:05:04] <asie> so you better get on
with it
L351[08:05:15] <asie> Aquaculture is
Russian and Chinese
L352[08:05:25] <Vexatos> I translated more
mods than you ported xD
L353[08:05:30] <asie> Vexatos: TRANSLATING
IS EASIER
L354[08:05:35] <Vexatos> asie: Many mods
are russian and Chinese
L355[08:05:41] <Vexatos> Mainly translated
by two people
L356[08:05:45] <Vexatos> Adaptivity and
crafteverywhere
L357[08:05:50] <asie> I ported 12 out of
39 mods in my pack
L358[08:05:54] <asie> 11 or 12, not
exactly sure
L359[08:06:06] <Vexatos> The thing is that
many Russian and chinese people don't speak English at all
L360[08:06:07] <asie> let that sink in for
a second there
L361[08:06:12] <Vexatos> So those
translations are highly necessary
L362[08:06:13] <asie> it will get to 12/13
out of 40 soon
L363[08:06:28] <Vexatos> Most Germans
however know (at least a little) English
L364[08:06:35] <Vexatos>
s/soon/spoon
L365[08:06:35] <Kibibyte> <asie> it
will get to 12/13 out of 40 spoon
L366[08:06:58] <asie> 11 out of 40,
actually
L367[08:07:08] <asie> 10 out of 40 ported,
12 out of 40 contributed to
L368[08:07:10] <asie> that's to be
exact
L369[08:07:18] <Vexatos> xD
L370[08:07:30] <Vexatos> Those two being
OpenComputers
L371[08:07:31] <Vexatos> and?
L372[08:07:38] <asie> Truss Mod
L373[08:07:41] <Vexatos> Ah
L374[08:07:47] <asie> which i didn't
contribute to yet
L375[08:07:47] <asie> but will
L376[08:07:50] <asie> by removing its
super fancy models
L377[08:08:01] <Vexatos> Wat
L378[08:08:07] <asie> and replacing them
with regular frames
L379[08:08:14] <asie> also making it use
MJ solely
L380[08:08:25] <asie> i also need to poke
Sangar to add Factorization support to his mod
L381[08:08:28] <asie> I got API docs from
neptunepink
L382[08:08:31] <asie> and a deobf'd
version
L383[08:09:10] <Vexatos> You mean,
OpenComponents?
L384[08:09:20] <Vexatos> Why not add it to
Computronics :3
L386[08:10:13] <asie> I mean
OpenComputers.
L387[08:10:26] <asie> Did you forget that
Factorization is not MJ, not RF and not EU?
L388[08:10:30] <asie> and MJ is only used
for kinetic energy in my pack
L389[08:11:15] <Vexatos> Ah that you
mean
L390[08:11:23] <Vexatos> FZ power, a.k.a.
"Charge"
L391[08:11:27] <asie> but Factorization
/adapter/ support will come to Computronics
L392[08:11:28] <asie> obviously
L393[08:11:33] <asie> in 0.7.0
L394[08:11:47] <asie> along with fixed
cameOH WHO AM I KIDDING THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN LOL
L395[08:12:02] <Vexatos> My idea:
L396[08:12:25] <Vexatos> OC support for
servo rail
L397[08:12:47] <Vexatos> to write to and
read from a servo's data stack
L398[08:12:52] <Vexatos> on the correct
instruction
L399[08:13:05] <asie> Maybe.
L400[08:13:09] <asie> I need to figure out
how Servos work first.
L401[08:16:46] <Vexatos> You can write
instructions on servo rails
L402[08:16:52] <Vexatos> And when the
servo passes over it
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L404[08:16:56] <Vexatos> it executes
that
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L406[08:17:39] <Vexatos> Alternatively,
there is an instruction to make the servo no execute the
instructions it passes over
L407[08:17:46] <Vexatos> But store them in
it
L408[08:17:58] <Vexatos> And then execute
them with a certain other instruction
L409[08:18:05] <Vexatos> Also, it's got a
data stack
L410[08:18:14] <Vexatos> Where you can put
numbers and booleans into
L411[08:18:22] <Vexatos> And modify
those
L412[08:18:46] <asie> oh wow
L413[08:18:47] <asie> that's neat
L414[08:19:33] <asie> in general
L415[08:19:41] <asie> servos are the main
method of creating world-interacting automations
L416[08:19:47] <asie> in my pack
L417[08:19:51] <asie> as robots will
remain pretty expensive
L418[08:20:16] <Vexatos> Hard mode OC
recipes?
L419[08:20:52] <asie> Not exactly.
L420[08:21:00] <asie> Expensive Robot
Assembler and high energy usage for movement/block stuff
L421[08:21:08] *
PsychokenesisKat dies, 13kb/s
L422[08:21:09] <asie> Also, robots create
a complex issue
L423[08:21:20] <asie> kinetic stuff is MJ,
electric is Factorization, generally, with the exception of
Servos
L424[08:22:02] <Vexatos> Can you turn MJ
powering off?
L425[08:22:05] <Vexatos> In the OC
configsd
L426[08:22:10] <asie> No, but that will be
another request
L427[08:22:33] <Vexatos> I'm sure he'll
add that
L428[08:22:39] <Vexatos> Won't be too much
work
L429[08:22:44] <Vexatos> I guess, just a
config check
L430[08:23:29] <asie> no, because removing
support for a given power system involves rmeoving interfaces
L431[08:23:36] <asie> unless you want to
just not accept a certain power
L432[08:24:03] <PsychokenesisKat> By the
way: I'm using OC to generate the addresses for the images for the
manga I'm downloading
L433[08:24:09] <asie> Manga in OC?
L434[08:24:40] <Vexatos> asie
> unless you want
to just not accept a certain power
L435[08:24:45] <Vexatos> ^ That should
work
L436[08:24:48] <asie> yes
L437[08:24:50] <asie> but is not
perfect
L438[08:24:55] <asie> and i am a
perfectionista
L439[08:25:48] <Vexatos> *cough Camera
robot cough*
L440[08:26:02] <PsychokenesisKat> We
totally need a way to convert jpgs to something OC can render
L441[08:26:13] <Vexatos> There is a
way
L442[08:26:22] <PsychokenesisKat> It's
possible to double the vertical resolution using unicode
chars...
L443[08:26:27] <asie> Vexatos: I am a
perfectionist for features I care about
L444[08:26:30] <PsychokenesisKat>
160x100...
L445[08:26:33] <PsychokenesisKat> 16:10
:D
L446[08:26:41] <asie> PsychokenesisKat:
Actually
L448[08:26:57] <Vexatos> ?
L449[08:26:57] <Vexatos> xD
L450[08:27:18] <asie> I think you can
quadruple it
L451[08:27:21] <asie> from 160x50 to
320x100
L452[08:27:22] <Vexatos> Now code a
conversion algorithm
L453[08:27:34] <asie> by using
2580-259F
L454[08:27:44] <asie> time to write a
converter?
L455[08:27:51] <PsychokenesisKat> wow,
nice.
L456[08:28:04] <PsychokenesisKat> However,
you can only have 2 colours per cell
L457[08:28:06] <asie> Yes
L458[08:28:10] <asie> So you need to
average out a bit
L459[08:28:20] <asie> i'm going to work on
a converter later today
L460[08:29:27] <PsychokenesisKat>
Really?
L461[08:29:29] <PsychokenesisKat> :D
L462[08:29:38] <asie> Yes.
L463[08:29:56] <gjgfujIsAPotato> asie,
your pack seems weird.
L464[08:30:03] <asie> gjgfujIsAPotato:
Why?
L465[08:30:12] <asie> It's
engineering-oriented and picks mods along that way
L466[08:30:30] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Do you
have a mod list for it I could read?
L467[08:30:33] <asie> Yes, yes it
does
L469[08:30:57] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Factorization as a main power supply mod.
L470[08:30:58] <PsychokenesisKat> Chapter
7 is the end of volume 1.
L471[08:31:00] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Bold
choice.
L472[08:31:13] <asie> gjgfujIsAPotato:
No.
L473[08:31:15] <asie> BuildCraft *and*
Factorizatio
L475[08:31:22] <asie> with deliberately
incompatible power systems
L476[08:31:26] <asie> and a clear split of
responsibilities
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L478[08:32:02] *
PsychokenesisKat has never used Factorization
L479[08:33:38] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Yeah, I
do personally prefer my power systems seperate.
L480[08:33:42] *
PsychokenesisKat intends to have the entirety of this manga neatly
arranged
L481[08:34:38] <gjgfujIsAPotato> And also,
why are you removing chunkloaders?
L482[08:35:08] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Just a
question.
L483[08:35:09] <asie> gjgfujIsAPotato: I
do not see them as necessary. If they come back, they will be hard
to power
L484[08:35:47] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Yeah,
they do sorta break immersion.
L485[08:36:10] <asie> Yes
L486[08:36:16] <gjgfujIsAPotato> What
machinery are you removing from RailCraft?
L487[08:36:17] <asie> Same reason i'm
removing Block Update Detectors from Artifice
L488[08:36:25] <asie> from RailCraft?
Definitely normal rails will be much cheaper and easier to
make
L489[08:36:28] <asie> high-speed rails
will remain expensive
L490[08:36:38] <asie> the rest will likely
stay
L491[08:36:44] <asie> though maybe some
RailCraft ore processing will go
L492[08:36:51] <asie> but... maybe
L493[08:36:55] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Because
Factorization?
L494[08:37:08] <PsychokenesisKat>
--.-K/s
L495[08:37:19] <PsychokenesisKat> Thanks
for the vote of confidence, wget
L496[08:37:39] <gjgfujIsAPotato> What
ThaumCraft esque tree in buildcraft?
L497[08:37:54] <asie> gjgfujIsAPotato:
watch the buildcraft 6.1 preview by spacetoad
L498[08:37:57] <asie> the one about
research trees
L499[08:38:04] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Hey?
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L501[08:41:28] <asie> gjgfujIsAPotato:
Yes?
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L506[08:47:32] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Ooh. I
like that research trees.
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L508[08:47:35] <SoraFirestorm> Really fast
question
L509[08:47:45] <SoraFirestorm> How do you
get robots to load floppies?
L510[08:47:45] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Why you
removing the research trees asie?
L511[08:48:17] <asie> gjgfujIsAPotato:
They're stupid and slow down gameplay for no apparent reason
L512[08:49:17] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Aha.
L513[08:49:28] <asie> working on the
converter now
L514[08:49:50] <Potato|YouTubezzzz>
-_-
L515[08:49:55] <gjgfujIsAPotato> But they
also make it more engineering oriented, and makes the game more
balanced in my opinion.
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L517[08:51:39] <SoraFirestorm> How do you
get robots to load floppies? I can't seem to figure it out.
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L519[08:54:39] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
SoraFirestorm, What do you mean by that?
L520[08:54:50] <SoraFirestorm> How do I
load a floppy into a robot?
L521[08:54:55] <SoraFirestorm> Like the
OpenOS boot disk?
L522[08:55:01] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
SoraFirestorm, you either need to put a disk drive into the robot,
or use a t3 case.
L523[08:55:06] <gjgfujIsAPotato> When you
assemble it.
L524[08:55:10] <SoraFirestorm> It has a T3
case
L525[08:55:31] <gjgfujIsAPotato> You need
to put the floppy in the case when you build the robot then.
L526[08:55:37] <SoraFirestorm> wat
L527[08:55:43] <SoraFirestorm> how do you
get it out, then?
L528[08:55:57] <gjgfujIsAPotato> You
don't.
L529[08:56:13] <SoraFirestorm> what the
hell is the point then?
L530[08:56:13] <PsychokenesisKat> Can you
use a Tcr case in a robot?
L531[08:56:17] <gjgfujIsAPotato> But you
can use a disk drive as a container and then you have a slot.
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L534[09:00:48] <SoraFirestorm> What's the
point in a harddrive then?
L535[09:01:10] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
SoraFirestorm, That's internal storage, and has more space.
L536[09:01:21] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I don't
think you quite understand what I'm saying here.
L537[09:01:29] <SoraFirestorm> But if the
floppy disk can't be ejected, then it becomes internal storage
too
L538[09:01:36] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Yeah.
L539[09:01:38] <PsychokenesisKat>
internet
L540[09:01:41] <PsychokenesisKat> is
painfully slow
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L542[09:01:56] <gjgfujIsAPotato> The
floppy disk slot is only in the t3 case though.
L543[09:02:22] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It's a
permanent floppy disk space slot.
L544[09:03:14] ***
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L545[09:04:16] *
PsychokenesisKat grumbles something about Dennou Coil not having a
manga
L546[09:05:32] <PsychokenesisKat> 2 more
chapters, then my OCD will let me go eat my dinner...
L547[09:05:43] <EnderCat> SoraFirestorm,
loot disks cannot be written to
L548[09:05:57] ***
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L549[09:06:04] <SoraFirestorm> what? that
has nothing to do with what I was talking about.
L550[09:07:00] <asie> okay
L551[09:07:03] <asie> my converter is
mostly done
L552[09:07:11] <asie> i just need to write
the part where it quantizes 2x2 blocks with over 2 colors
L553[09:07:12] <PsychokenesisKat> :o Wow,
that was fast.
L554[09:08:19] <SoraFirestorm> That's
moderately frustrating though
L555[09:08:41] <SoraFirestorm> Having to
waste a slot on a fdd because the case's can't be accessed
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L559[09:18:00] <SKS|Pizza> I finished
downloading volume 2, I can eat.
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L562[09:22:25] <asie> okay
L563[09:22:27] <asie> my converter is
done
L564[09:22:29] <asie> but now i have to
test it
L565[09:22:30] <asie> somehow
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L568[09:26:05] <istasi> converter?
L569[09:26:32] <asie> yes
L570[09:26:51] <istasi> from what to what?
:P
L571[09:27:40] <asie> from PNG to
DAT
L572[09:31:54] <gjgfujIsAPotato> You know
what?
L573[09:32:19] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I think I
might make a map-mod pack.
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L575[09:32:38] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Somewhat
agskies inspired, but more story oriented.
L576[09:34:54] <asie> wait, what?
L577[09:34:58] <asie> WHAT?
L578[09:35:05] <asie> the palette is
constant on tier 3 screens
L579[09:35:13] <SoraFirestorm>
gjgfujIsAPotato: I'd like to have a good size group of people (10 -
15ish) to do a city building deal
L580[09:35:17] <SoraFirestorm> that'd be
cool
L581[09:35:37] <SoraFirestorm> Start from
nothing, build a working city
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L583[09:35:47] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
hmm?
L584[09:36:02] <SoraFirestorm> There could
be a good story in that
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L588[09:42:15] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Hmm. I
have a build of ee3 for 1.7.10, but no idea where I got it
from.
L589[09:42:28] <dangranos> ...
L590[09:42:28] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It's
sorta interesting.
L591[09:45:25] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Anyone
think of any good mods I should include in my map pack?
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L595[09:53:21] <Kilobyte> o/
L596[09:53:48] <SoraFirestorm>
gjgfujIsAPotato: what do have, and what version?
L597[09:54:32] <Kilobyte> thermal
Expansion for.sure
L598[09:54:46] <Kilobyte> unless 1.7
L599[09:54:51] <SoraFirestorm> Yeah,
although I wish it still had FMP >:(
L600[09:55:07] <Kilobyte> even though it
should be ready soon
L601[09:55:17] <SoraFirestorm> I thought
TE for 1.7 was released?
L602[09:55:26] <Kilobyte> was it?
L603[09:55:30] <PotatoAlt2> no
L604[09:55:38] <SoraFirestorm> I thought I
saw something on r/feedthebeast
L605[09:55:43] ***
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L606[09:55:48] <Kilobyte> iirc it's still
private beta
L607[09:55:57] <SoraFirestorm> uhu
L608[09:55:58] <SoraFirestorm> huh
L609[09:55:58] *
PotatoTrumpet waves at Kilobyte
L610[09:56:01] <Kilobyte> makes no
difference for me anyways
L611[09:56:28] <Kilobyte> yes, I got beta
access :P
L612[09:56:41] <SoraFirestorm>
niiice
L613[09:56:52] <Kilobyte> also FMP is too
buggy
L614[09:56:58] *
PotatoTrumpet looks at Kilobyte in jealousy
L615[09:57:18] <Kilobyte> 90% of all te
crashes were caused by FMP
L616[09:57:48] <PotatoTrumpet> FMP is
forge multipart, correct?
L617[09:58:00] <SoraFirestorm> Yeah
L618[09:58:12] <Kilobyte> they couldn't
find the bug, but it seemed to randomly drop tile entity data or
something
L619[09:58:44] <SoraFirestorm> Kilobyte:
I've never had TE 1.6.4 crash on me ever
L620[09:59:13] <Kilobyte> same, but even
if only 1% of all people encounter it that's still a lot
L621[09:59:29] <Kilobyte> keep in mind
it's used by thousands of people
L622[09:59:40] <asie> "Note that the
color is expected to be specified in hexadecimal RGB format, i.e.
0xRRGGBB. This is to allow uniform color operations regardless of
the color depth supported by the screen and GPU."
L623[09:59:47] <asie> is there a way to
set a background to a /palette/ color in OC 1.3?
L624[09:59:53] <asie> or do I have to
cheat and store a table with the palette colors
L625[10:00:08] <Kilobyte> probably
latter
L626[10:00:21] <SoraFirestorm> palette
meaning a colors.something?
L627[10:00:38] <Kilobyte> no, its
different
L628[10:00:58] <SoraFirestorm> asie: I
only ever got it to go with a hex value, but it was a quick test
ymmv
L629[10:01:25] <Kilobyte> you tell the
gpu: colour 1 is FFFF00 and then you say: use color 1
L630[10:01:42] <SoraFirestorm> Ignore me,
Kilobyte is the smart one :P
L631[10:01:47] <gjgfujIsAPotato> TE 1.7 is
out, and it's in the pack.
L632[10:01:57] <SoraFirestorm> I knew
it
L633[10:01:57] <gjgfujIsAPotato> As well
as all it's addons.
L634[10:02:01] <Kilobyte> ah that was
quick
L635[10:02:14] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Redstone
Arsenal and Simply Jetpacks.
L636[10:02:22] <Kilobyte> only one or two
weeks of beta
L637[10:02:28] <gjgfujIsAPotato> TE Ducts
isn't out yet though.
L638[10:02:33] <Kilobyte> is mfr out
too?
L639[10:02:37] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Yep.
L640[10:02:42] <gjgfujIsAPotato> That's in
the pack too.
L641[10:03:05] <Kilobyte> heh so all CoFH
mods are finally released
L642[10:03:08] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Yep.
L643[10:03:17] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Except,
as I said, TE Ducts.
L644[10:03:24] <Kilobyte> yeah
L645[10:03:30] <Kilobyte> im aware
L646[10:03:49] <Kilobyte> they weren't in
the beta either
L647[10:03:56] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Yeah.
L648[10:04:06] <gjgfujIsAPotato> You were
in the beta I take it?
L649[10:04:14] <Kilobyte> yeah
L650[10:04:59] <Kilobyte> i'm very early
member of CoFH, I dont write code though
L651[10:05:11] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I
see.
L652[10:05:14] <SoraFirestorm> til
kilobyte is cofh
L653[10:05:18] <Kilobyte> my main task is
channel moderation
L654[10:05:22] <gjgfujIsAPotato> You are
op on #thermalexpansion
L655[10:05:26] <Kilobyte> yup
L656[10:05:38] <Kilobyte> since its first
day
L657[10:05:51] <Kilobyte> I was literally
second user to ever join it
L658[10:05:59] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Wow.
L659[10:06:08] <Kilobyte> right after
lemming
L660[10:06:09] <gjgfujIsAPotato> You're
pretty early adopter.
L661[10:06:13] <gjgfujIsAPotato> That's
cool.
L662[10:06:24] <SoraFirestorm> That's
/friggin awesome/
L663[10:06:29] <Kilobyte> I still have
logs from back then
L664[10:07:44] <Kilobyte> im also helping
a bit with their website
L665[10:10:03] <Kilobyte> fuck it my neck
hurts badly
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L667[10:13:42] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I like
HQM.
L668[10:13:52] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Yes, my
pack is HQM based.
L669[10:14:03] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It's an
amazing mod.
L670[10:14:16] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Never
played with it before, but wow, it's easy to use.
L671[10:14:26] <PotatoTrumpet>
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
L672[10:14:28] <PotatoTrumpet>
oooooooooooooo
L673[10:14:35] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Like,
I've played agrarian skies, but I haven't used it to make quests
before.
L674[10:14:40] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It works
amazingly.
L675[10:15:04] <PotatoTrumpet> I am
getting all 4 of my wisdom teeth pulled tomorrow(the first)
L676[10:15:16] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Aww,
potato.
L677[10:15:18] <Kilobyte> good luck
L678[10:15:19] <gjgfujIsAPotato> :(
L679[10:15:23] <Kilobyte> had that
myself
L680[10:15:24] <SoraFirestorm> dont die
plz kthx
L681[10:15:59] <Kilobyte> hope it doesnt
get sore and you'll be fine again in no time
L682[10:16:10] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I'm gonna
make a simple mod, a couple of decoration blocks, and a soul
key/key block system.
L683[10:16:30] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Basically, all blocks in this mod are completely unbreakable, i.e.
bedrock.
L684[10:16:58] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Key
blocks are able to be removed by right-clicking them with a key
though.
L685[10:17:14] *
PotatoTrumpet is sad that he will not be able to eat humans after
midnight
L686[10:17:51] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Augh.
Multimc still has that stupid bug where it keeps instance windows
open after the instance closes.
L687[10:17:54] <gjgfujIsAPotato> :)
L688[10:17:57] <PotatoTrumpet> :)
L689[10:18:02] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
s/:)/:(
L690[10:18:09] <gjgfujIsAPotato> That
didn't work.
L691[10:18:16] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
s/:\)/:\(
L692[10:18:16] <Kibibyte>
<PotatoTrumpet> :(
L693[10:18:26] <PotatoTrumpet>
s/:)/Death
L694[10:18:39] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It's very
slow isn't it,
L695[10:18:59] <PotatoTrumpet>
s/:\)/Death
L696[10:18:59] <Kibibyte>
<PotatoTrumpet> Death
L697[10:19:22] *
PotatoTrumpet does not get s/blank/blank2
L698[10:20:32] <Kilobyte> gjgfujIsAPotato:
did your minecraft crash?
L699[10:20:58] <gjgfujIsAPotato> No, it
does that if it closes normally.
L700[10:21:05] <gjgfujIsAPotato> If it
crashes, it doesn't.
L701[10:21:42] <Kilobyte> normally it
should close the log window if it exits with status 0
L702[10:21:46] <Cruor> sir Kilobyte
sir
L703[10:21:55] <Cruor> is that Kibibyte of
Yours, open sauce?
L704[10:22:14] <Kilobyte> yes
L705[10:22:39] <Cruor> would the sir
kindly send me a blue text to this magnificent sauce?
L706[10:22:50] <Kilobyte> check my
bitbucket, repo kibibyte7
L707[10:23:07] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It
doesn't close it.
L708[10:23:20] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It stays
open, but no control on the window works.
L709[10:23:34] <Kilobyte> also imo every
decent bot is open source
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L711[10:24:14] <Cruor> now if i knew what
my bitbucket user and pass is
L712[10:24:16] <Cruor> thatd be
great
L713[10:26:01] <asie> okay
L714[10:26:04] <asie> i'm almost done with
today's special
L715[10:26:09] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Hmm?
L716[10:26:27] <Cruor> Kilobyte: is Java
supposed to be imposible to navigate? q_q
L717[10:26:42] <Kilobyte> java is
meh
L718[10:26:49] <Kilobyte> scala is
better
L719[10:26:58] <SoraFirestorm> C ftw
L720[10:27:02] <Kilobyte> that's why it's
getting a rewrite
L721[10:27:13] <Kilobyte> c can't do stuff
like
L722[10:27:55] <Kilobyte> a = if (...) {
block stuff } else { more stuff }
L723[10:28:22] <SoraFirestorm> why would
you even do that? not even kidding.
L724[10:28:26] <dangranos> ^
L725[10:28:35] <SoraFirestorm> I'm
seriously wondering
L726[10:29:10] <Kilobyte> useful
L727[10:29:12] <Cruor> a = "foo"
if justNo else "bar"
L728[10:29:34] <Cruor> ternary is q_q
enough
L729[10:29:37] <Cruor> and you want
Blocks? q_q
L730[10:29:47] <Kilobyte> Cruor: yes I
do
L731[10:29:52] <SoraFirestorm> you mean 'a
= aBool ? thing : otherThing'>
L732[10:29:55] <SoraFirestorm> you mean 'a
= aBool ? thing : otherThing'?*
L733[10:30:04] <Kilobyte> doesnt support
blocks
L734[10:30:21] <Cruor> doesnt Ruby support
that q_q
L735[10:30:28] <Kilobyte> it does
L736[10:30:29] <SoraFirestorm> why would
you assign a variable a blcok?
L737[10:30:31] <SoraFirestorm> block
L738[10:30:39] <Cruor> ruby is just weird
>_<
L739[10:30:44] <Cruor> puts
"foobar" while true
L740[10:30:50] <Kilobyte> return value of
a block
L741[10:31:20] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Yeah, the
last line is the return value of the block.
L742[10:31:26] <Kilobyte> yes, suffix
conditions make code compat
L743[10:31:33] <Kilobyte> *compact
L744[10:31:43] <Kilobyte> def a = b
L745[10:31:48] <Kilobyte> in c
that's:
L746[10:31:53] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Meh, I
write my scala code, as if it's java code with better syntax.
L747[10:31:55] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Basically.
L748[10:32:02] <Cruor> implicit Returns?
D:
L749[10:32:09] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Yeah.
L750[10:32:11] <Kilobyte> ofc
L751[10:32:21] <Cruor> i dont use them
even if i have them q_q
L752[10:32:21] <Kilobyte> that's an
awesome feature
L753[10:32:47] <Kilobyte> a good IDE will
bitch at you for that
L754[10:32:51] <Cruor> i agree, but the
Return keyword is sexeh
L755[10:33:06] ⇦
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reset by peer)
L756[10:33:19] <Kilobyte> anyways, given b
is int, in c you have to write
L757[10:33:33] <Kilobyte> int a() { return
b; }
L758[10:33:45] <Kilobyte> scala is def a =
b
L759[10:33:58] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Yeah.
Intellij always bitches at me for all the reasons.
L760[10:33:59] <Kilobyte> plus a then
behaves like a readonly variable
L761[10:34:09] <SoraFirestorm> that's a
function def in scala?
L762[10:34:15] <SoraFirestorm> wtf? no
parens. >:(
L763[10:34:31] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Yeah. No
parens, because it acts like a variable.
L764[10:35:00] <Kilobyte> def a() = b is
also valid.
L765[10:35:11] <Kilobyte> now it acts like
a method
L766[10:35:28] <Kilobyte> to be able to
write to a:
L767[10:35:38] <SoraFirestorm> is it
really that hard to go 'def a() = return b;' ?
L768[10:35:52] <Cruor> a() =
"staaaaph" D:
L769[10:36:07] <Cruor> a(n) = "calm
all Your horses"
L770[10:36:10] <Kilobyte> def a_=(value:
Int) { b = value }
L771[10:37:39] <Kilobyte> if I dont have a
= before block it implies return type Unit
L772[10:37:55] <Kilobyte> which is basicly
scalas version of void
L773[10:38:13] <SoraFirestorm> I'm sorry I
questioned you. 0_o
L774[10:38:26] <SoraFirestorm> Really
hardcore defence there
L775[10:38:30] <SoraFirestorm>
defense*
L776[10:38:36] <Cruor> SoraFirestorm: run
while you still can
L777[10:38:41] <SoraFirestorm> XD
L778[10:38:42] <Kilobyte> scala is epic
:P
L779[10:39:01] <Cruor> gif scala sample
code pls
L780[10:39:13] <Kilobyte> on phone
L781[10:39:22] <Kilobyte> look at any oc
code file
L782[10:39:29] <Kilobyte> (except
API)
L783[10:39:33] <Cruor> will my eyes
bleed?
L784[10:39:51] <Kilobyte> if they do then
you can't be helped
L785[10:39:55] <Kilobyte> they
shouldnt
L786[10:40:32] <Kilobyte> scala code might
seem a bit more complicated than java, but only because different
concept and more complex language
L787[10:40:51] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I love
how easy it is to make a decorative block.
L788[10:40:58] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
decorative3 = ItemUtil.makeBlock(this, "decorative3",
Material.rock).setBlockUnbreakable()
L789[10:41:09] <gjgfujIsAPotato> In my mod
at least.
L790[10:41:15] <Cruor> Kilobyte: i assume
<: is type stuff
L791[10:41:36] <gjgfujIsAPotato> And yeah,
that's scala.
L792[10:41:43] <gjgfujIsAPotato> You can't
really tell, can you.
L793[10:41:49] ***
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L795[10:41:57] <Kilobyte> [A <: B] is
in java <A ?extends B>
L796[10:42:09] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Whoa
asie.
L797[10:42:10] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Whoa.
L798[10:42:17] <asie> 320x100
L799[10:42:17] <Cruor> asie: boooooo
:<
L800[10:42:20] <asie> Cruor: what?
L801[10:42:21] <Cruor> back in my
day
L802[10:42:24] <Cruor> we abused
cclights
L803[10:42:28] <asie> Cruor: LOL
L804[10:42:29] <Kilobyte> Cruor: ^
L805[10:42:30] <SoraFirestorm> lol
L806[10:42:35] <asie> but OpenComputers is
actually used by a modpack
L807[10:42:37] <asie> ten, even
L808[10:42:42] <SoraFirestorm>
which?
L809[10:42:43] <asie> also this is text
mode
L810[10:42:48] <asie> SoraFirestorm:
Bevo's Tech Pack is one I know of
L811[10:42:51] <asie> that many people
use
L812[10:43:40] <Cruor> asie: isnt my 16x16
cc 1.4 16 color screen Worth anything?!
L813[10:43:49] <Kilobyte> yogscast compete
also has it iirc
L814[10:44:07] <asie> Cruor: nope!
L815[10:44:09] <Kilobyte> Cruor: OC
supports true color
L816[10:44:10] <asie> not anymore
L817[10:44:13] <asie> Kilobyte: it
doesn't
L818[10:44:15] <asie> it's 256
colors
L819[10:44:16] <SoraFirestorm> I have it
in my personal pack atm
L820[10:44:17] <asie> of which you can
change 16
L821[10:44:25] <asie> truecolor is done
via approximation
L822[10:44:25] <Kilobyte> wait huh
L823[10:44:30] <Cruor> Kilobyte: in world
screen With turtles .-.
L824[10:44:35] <Kilobyte> oic
L825[10:44:45] <SoraFirestorm> although I
haven't gotten far enough to use it
L826[10:44:47] <Kilobyte> turtles... lame
robots fte
L827[10:44:53] <Kilobyte> *FTW
L829[10:44:55] -Kibibyte- [Cruor] [CC][RP][IC2]
16x16 Screen Demonstration - Now with how it works | by
Aao7WxoBUNQBdVglc5nekA | 5m40s | 104w6d ago | 1,196 views | Rated:
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L830[10:45:03] <SoraFirestorm> I try to
play too perfectly :(
L831[10:45:13] <asie> Cruor: that's
actually not 16 colors
L832[10:45:16] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Yeah.
L833[10:45:18] <asie> that's as many
colors as you can feed your turtles
L834[10:45:29] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I saw the
yoglabs episode where they even used an oc computer.
L835[10:45:29] <Cruor> nope
L836[10:45:31] <gjgfujIsAPotato> That was
good.
L837[10:45:33] <SoraFirestorm> I remember
that video! :D
L838[10:45:41] <Cruor> asie: it doesnt use
blocks
L839[10:45:43] <gjgfujIsAPotato> For big
reactor control.
L840[10:45:48] <asie> Cruor: what DOES it
use?
L841[10:45:57] <asie> i clearly see
wool
L842[10:45:58] <Cruor> > IC2
L843[10:46:02] <asie> yes
L844[10:46:09] <asie> what about IC2
L845[10:46:10] <Cruor> it doesnt use
turtle.dig :p
L846[10:46:12] <asie> ...
L847[10:46:13] <asie> painters
L848[10:46:14] <asie> oh god
L849[10:46:24] <Cruor> back in my days, CC
didnt use painters properly :p
L850[10:46:38] <Cruor> items got Down to 1
durability, but didnt break
L851[10:46:40] <SoraFirestorm> what
version of mc was this?
L852[10:46:59] <asie> 1.4.7?
L853[10:47:14] <SoraFirestorm> nope, I see
a ee2 ring
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L855[10:47:19] <SoraFirestorm> so
1.2.5
L856[10:47:30] <Cruor> ee2 ring? :o
L857[10:47:43] <SoraFirestorm> I think
that's what that is
L858[10:47:44] <MrHohenheim> lord of the
rings
L859[10:47:45] <SoraFirestorm>
although
L860[10:47:57] <SoraFirestorm>
"CraftOS 1.4 BETA"
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L862[10:48:22] <SoraFirestorm> the screen
looks really weird
L863[10:48:27] <SoraFirestorm> almost like
a RP2 monitor
L864[10:49:30] <Cruor> yeah
L865[10:49:39] <Cruor> i changed the color
on it :p
L866[10:49:49] <SoraFirestorm> did it used
to look like that?
L867[10:49:50] <Kilobyte> I like how in oc
the sandbox is implemented lua side
L868[10:49:50] <Cruor> dont think you can
do that anymore
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L870[10:49:55] <SoraFirestorm> I don't
remember that at all
L871[10:50:01] <SoraFirestorm> oh ok
L872[10:50:19] <SoraFirestorm> I remember
looking on the wiki and seeing the picture with the green text and
thinking
L873[10:50:23] <SoraFirestorm> 'how do I
do that?!?!"
L874[10:50:27] <SoraFirestorm> 'how do I
do that?!?!'*
L875[10:50:40] <Cruor> mashed
keyboard
L876[10:51:01] <SoraFirestorm> nowadays
you can just use an api :P
L877[10:51:20] ***
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L878[10:51:20]
zsh sets mode: +v on jk-5
L879[10:51:28] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Well,
that was the easiest mod I've ever written.
L880[10:51:35] <Kilobyte> lol
L881[10:51:42] <Cruor> gjgfujIsAPotato:
does it spew out Fireballs when you walk on them
L882[10:51:42] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Just
around 30 lines of non-boilerplate code.
L883[10:51:53] <Kilobyte> scala?
L884[10:51:57] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Yep.
L885[10:52:01] <gjgfujIsAPotato> 2
files.
L886[10:52:05] <Kilobyte> :D
L887[10:52:13] <Cruor> scala looks more
sane than Java atleast .-.
L888[10:52:15] <gjgfujIsAPotato> One tile
entity, one mod file.
L889[10:52:25] <SoraFirestorm> yeah,
definately 1.2.5
L890[10:52:32] <Kilobyte> you may need a
block file
L891[10:52:44] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Of
course, a mod I make has around 50 lines of boilerplate.
L892[10:52:44] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Kilobyte,
Nope.
L893[10:52:46] <Kilobyte> *class
L894[10:52:57] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It's part
of my core.
L895[10:53:06] <Kilobyte> ah nice
L896[10:53:12] <Cruor> asie: can you throw
a palette thing after OC or are you stuck With preset 256
colors
L897[10:53:19] <gjgfujIsAPotato> soulLock
= ItemUtil.makeBlock(this, "soulLock", Material.rock, ()
=> new TileEntitySoulLock(new
ItemStack(soulKey))).setBlockUnbreakable()
L898[10:53:39] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
hah.
L899[10:53:45] <Kilobyte> nice
L900[10:53:46] <asie> Cruor: preset 240
colors
L901[10:53:46] *
Cruor burns gjgfujIsAPotato
L902[10:53:50] <asie> RGB cube, 6 * 8 *
5
L903[10:53:53] <asie> and 16 definable
colors
L904[10:53:55] <asie> grayscale by
default
L905[10:54:02] <Cruor> awww :<
L906[10:54:02] <asie> that's tier 3
L907[10:54:08] <asie> tier 2 is 16
definable colors, Minecraft colors by default
L908[10:54:10] <asie> tier 1 is 2
colors
L909[10:54:16] <Cruor> boring
L910[10:54:20] <asie> not boring at
all
L911[10:54:22] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Best
thing, my mods are all opensource.
L912[10:54:29] <asie> it's way better than
16 preset colors, Cruor
L913[10:54:32] <asie> gjgfujIsAPotato: so
are mine
L914[10:54:34] <asie> except
ReCreate
L915[10:54:34] <gjgfujIsAPotato> People
can use my core.
L916[10:54:37] <asie> ...i lost the source
code to it
L917[10:54:37] <asie> ;_;p
L918[10:54:37] <Kilobyte> they should
be
L919[10:54:50] <Cruor> still boring
q_q
L920[10:54:55] <Kilobyte> what's it
do?
L921[10:55:00] <asie> Cruor: i'm going to
be working on a GUI OS
L922[10:55:09] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Makes it
incredibly easy to make a functional mod.
L923[10:55:18] <Kilobyte> Cruor: you are
boring
L924[10:55:19] <Cruor> sounds like every
CC OS >_<
L925[10:55:21] <gjgfujIsAPotato> No need
for all that crap that forge has.
L926[10:55:38] <Cruor> Kilobyte: full rgb
plssss
L927[10:55:40] <Cruor> or feed
L928[10:55:44] <asie> Cruor: no, no,
no
L929[10:55:49] <Kilobyte> Cruor: oc oses
are waaay more complicated
L930[10:55:50] <asie> a true GUI OS
L931[10:56:08] <SoraFirestorm> Dude,
Cruor, not even a joke. Faaar more complex.
L932[10:56:12] <Cruor> Kilobyte: at least
try to get the joke
L933[10:56:23] <Kilobyte> asie: we need a
posix like standard for oses
L934[10:56:31] <asie> there's POSIX
L935[10:56:31] <gjgfujIsAPotato> That we
do.
L936[10:56:32] <Cruor> EVERY cc os is a bs
graphical Shell thrown on top of CC shell
L937[10:56:33] <SoraFirestorm> Kilobyte:
oh yes pleas
L938[10:56:36] ***
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L939[10:56:36] <asie> Cruor: nope
L940[10:56:39] <SoraFirestorm>
POSIX!
L941[10:56:40] <asie> have you never seen
uniccs?
L942[10:56:42] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Yeah, CC
doesn't have oses.
L943[10:56:45] <Kilobyte> posix won't
fully work in oc
L944[10:56:45] <SoraFirestorm> POSIX is
best standard
L945[10:56:48] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Except
mineos.
L946[10:56:54] <SoraFirestorm> Kilobyte:
how come?
L948[10:56:58] <asie> OBJECTION!
L949[10:57:02] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Kilobyte,
why?
L950[10:57:09] <Kilobyte> because it needs
pointers and stuff
L951[10:57:15] <Kilobyte> also,
fork()
L952[10:57:18] <asie> Cruor: is that a
graphical shell on top of CC?
L953[10:57:20] <SoraFirestorm> damn!
L954[10:57:31] <Kilobyte> fork() won't
work in oc
L955[10:57:34] <SoraFirestorm> Well...
almost-POSIX! :D
L956[10:57:51] <Kilobyte> yeah, take
posix, adapt it
L957[10:57:52] <Cruor> asie: unless you
kill bios.lua, or become top coroutine, yes >_<
L958[10:58:11] <asie> Cruor: so is every
computer OS a bs shell on top of BIOS? no
L959[10:58:28] <asie> or was Windows 95 a
bs shell on top of DOS? yes but that's not the point
L960[10:58:31] <Kilobyte> in cc it is
iirc
L961[10:58:52] <Cruor> CC "os"es
run ontop of CCs shell
L962[10:58:53] <Cruor> and thats bs
L963[10:58:58] <SoraFirestorm> The
qualifier 'in CC' pretty much wins it. OSes in CC suck for that
reason.
L964[10:58:59] <Kilobyte> ^
L965[10:59:13] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I have 7
projects in my gradle build now.
L966[10:59:15] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Sigh.
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L968[10:59:25] <Cruor> if you become top
Level and terminate Shell(possible afaik), you are atleast more
"os"y
L969[10:59:28] <asie> Cruor: i take
control as soon as possible
L970[10:59:31] <Kilobyte> I might make a
proposal for oses later
L971[10:59:35] <SoraFirestorm> Almost
every 'OS' is more like a shell
L972[10:59:36] <Cruor> but CC implements
so much bs in Shell and bios.lua
L973[10:59:52] <Kilobyte> asie: for GUI
stuff go xserver approach
L974[10:59:52] <gjgfujIsAPotato> CC is
bs.
L975[10:59:56] <gjgfujIsAPotato> That's
how it works.
L976[10:59:59] <asie> Kilobyte: why not
just
L977[11:00:02] <asie> implement an X
server
L978[11:00:02] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It's not
clean in any way.
L979[11:00:04] <asie> in OC?
L980[11:00:09] <Cruor> gjgfujIsAPotato: to
me, OC is just as bad as CC
L981[11:00:15] <Cruor> it just has some...
better implemented stuff
L982[11:00:16] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Cruor,
hmm?
L983[11:00:17] <Kilobyte> well, a
minimalistic one
L984[11:00:20] <SoraFirestorm> an X
server? have you lost your mind?
L985[11:00:22] <asie> Cruor: but OC is
open and you can help fix what you dislike
L986[11:00:31] <asie> SoraFirestorm: still
better than f***ing Wayland
L987[11:00:33] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Cruor,
What not?
L988[11:00:34] <Cruor> asie: ROLL IN THE
PYTHON
L989[11:00:46] <SoraFirestorm> what
exactly is wrong with wayland?
L990[11:00:48] <asie> Cruor: you can do
that
L991[11:00:50] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Cruor,
Completely possible.
L992[11:00:57] <asie> SoraFirestorm: they
removed modularity and they follow freedesktop's ways of bloating
everything up
L993[11:00:59] ***
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L994[11:01:38] <Kilobyte> grab jython and
write platform plugin
L995[11:01:45] <asie> yep
L996[11:01:49] <asie> you can do it all
you want
L997[11:01:54] <asie> then just write a
custom OS for it and you're golden
L998[11:01:56] <Kilobyte> but idk if you
can sandbox jython
L999[11:02:02] <asie> Kilobyte: you
probably can
L1000[11:02:07] <SoraFirestorm> it's not
like a graphics server is reasonable for CC anyways
L1001[11:02:07] <asie> just remove all
the APIs which touch the OS directly
L1002[11:02:10] <asie> that's how you
sandbox something
L1003[11:02:19] <SoraFirestorm> only one
person will use the damn thing - the writer
L1004[11:02:30] <Kilobyte> you can do in
jruby, but its hacky
L1005[11:02:31] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Meanwhile.
L1006[11:02:41] <Cruor> meh, id rather
just run Lua
L1007[11:02:44] <SoraFirestorm> CC is so
1980's where everyone took a dump on standards
L1008[11:02:46] <gjgfujIsAPotato> OC it
actually works.
L1009[11:02:58] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Lemme
change my nick, irc.
L1010[11:03:01] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Work
for me.
L1011[11:03:02] <Kilobyte> oc needs
proper standards
L1012[11:03:13] <gjgfujIsAPotato> OC does
need proper standards.
L1013[11:03:15] <Kilobyte> other that
that it's epic
L1014[11:03:18] <SoraFirestorm> Kilobyte:
like POSIX?
L1015[11:03:20] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Like a
standard package manager.
L1016[11:03:21] <Cruor> only reason i
like OC is because stuff is implemented better than in CC
L1017[11:03:24] <gjgfujIsAPotato> That's
important.
L1018[11:03:26] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I
think.
L1019[11:03:29] <MrHohenheim> Cruor,
:)
L1020[11:03:30] <Kilobyte> oppm
L1021[11:03:31] <Cruor> ... some Things
in CC................
L1022[11:03:32] <SoraFirestorm> I thought
OC had a package manager
L1023[11:03:41] <gjgfujIsAPotato> OC does
have a package manager.
L1024[11:03:47] <SoraFirestorm> that's
what I thought
L1025[11:03:50] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It has
several iirc.
L1026[11:03:52] <Cruor> stuff that dan
has hardcoded Java side <_<
L1027[11:03:58] <MrHohenheim> i like the
keyboard and pc case
L1028[11:04:00] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Important: several.
L1029[11:04:04] <Cruor> os.time is the
best example....
L1030[11:04:25] <Cruor> how do you even
f*** up on such a simple function q_q
L1031[11:04:29] <Kilobyte> well os.time
needs to be implemented in java
L1032[11:04:35] <Cruor> yes
L1033[11:04:42] <SoraFirestorm> yeah,
unfortunately CC does a ton java-side :/
L1034[11:04:42] <Cruor> but it could be a
Lua side API to Return it as hours
L1035[11:05:02] <Cruor> so that People
who disagree With it returning hours could kill the **** out of
it
L1036[11:05:04] <PotatoTrumpet>
.jenkins
L1037[11:05:10] <EnderBot2> Latest
builds:
OpenGX: #7 |
ICBMComponent: #21 |
OpenLights1.7: #17 |
OpenComputers: #532 |
OpenComponents: #47 |
OpenPrinter: #73 |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.10: #42
|
OpenComponents-MC1.7: #13
|
OpenLights: #20 |
OpenComputers-MC1.7.2:
#266 |
OpenPrinter1.7:
#71
L1038[11:05:30] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Darn it
gradle.
L1039[11:05:31] <Kilobyte> it doesnt do
"unix" timestamp
L1040[11:05:34] <Kilobyte> wtf
L1041[11:05:38] <SoraFirestorm> why would
you?
L1042[11:05:40] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Build
failed, total time 8 mins.
L1043[11:05:46] <PotatoTrumpet> .jenkins
OpenComputers-MC1.7.10
L1044[11:05:47] <SoraFirestorm>
unix-style timestamps are unnecessary
L1046[11:05:57] <Cruor> SoraFirestorm:
more sane than returning hours
L1047[11:06:06] <Kilobyte> they are
defacto standard
L1048[11:06:13] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It took
8 mins for the build to tell me there's an error.
L1049[11:06:16] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Gorrammit.
L1050[11:06:19] <Cruor> and then
compensating With adding os.date when you see how you have f***d
up
L1051[11:06:21] <asie> Kilobyte:
Minecraft does NOT have real time
L1052[11:06:21] <Cruor> <_<
L1053[11:06:22] <SoraFirestorm> not when
a minute takes less than a second to go by
L1054[11:06:26] <Kilobyte> iirc even
windows uses them
L1055[11:06:31] <asie> and it should
NOT
L1056[11:06:37] <asie> have a way to
access the real-world UNIX timestamp
L1057[11:06:37] <Kilobyte> hm yeah
L1058[11:06:39] <asie> that would break
immersion
L1059[11:06:45] <Cruor> asie: world
time
L1060[11:06:47] <asie> but an os.time()
counted in ticks would make a lot more sense already
L1061[11:06:56] <Kilobyte> for
example
L1062[11:07:01] <Cruor> ticks/Seconds
since world was created
L1063[11:07:15] <SoraFirestorm> ^
reasonable
L1064[11:07:20] <Kilobyte> indeed
L1065[11:07:23] <asie> v That proposal is
not reasonable.
L1066[11:07:43] <SoraFirestorm> what?
why?
L1067[11:07:58] <asie> SoraFirestorm:
look at the arrow's direction
L1068[11:08:01] <asie> :)
L1069[11:08:11] <SoraFirestorm> I
noticed. oh
L1070[11:08:13] <Kilobyte> I should pr
ui.popen() into oc
L1071[11:08:13] <SoraFirestorm> oh
L1072[11:08:17] <SoraFirestorm> so stupid
:(
L1073[11:08:21] <Kilobyte> *io
L1074[11:08:51] <SoraFirestorm> honestly
don't see a good reason to use io.popen tbh
L1075[11:09:01] <Cruor> SoraFirestorm:
its awesome
L1076[11:09:04] <Cruor> and CC lacks
it
L1077[11:09:08] <Cruor> so why the heck
not? o_O
L1078[11:09:30] <SoraFirestorm> I said
/I/ don't see a good reason
L1079[11:09:36] <Cruor> exactly!
L1080[11:09:36] <SoraFirestorm> don't
care about the rest of you :P
L1081[11:09:41] <Cruor> thats why we need
it
L1082[11:10:07] <Kilobyte> oc already has
everything popen needs
L1083[11:10:13] <Kilobyte> so why not
add
L1084[11:10:51] <Kilobyte> useful for
attaching to a process
L1085[11:11:08] <Cruor> useful for
running Windows commands from lua bot
L1086[11:11:09] <Cruor> *cough*
L1087[11:11:18] <Kilobyte> no
L1088[11:11:27] <Kilobyte> it would popen
lua stuff
L1089[11:11:41] <Kilobyte> inside sandbox
only
L1090[11:11:47] <Cruor> that was in a
/real world/ context
L1091[11:11:49] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Darn
it.
L1092[11:11:53] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I
forgot this bit.
L1093[11:11:54] <Cruor> not OC
L1094[11:11:54] <gjgfujIsAPotato> ,
modLanguage="scala"
L1095[11:12:01] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
:((((((((((((
L1096[11:12:08] <Cruor> modLanguage =
"Python"
L1097[11:12:09] <Cruor> pls .-.
L1098[11:12:26] <SoraFirestorm>
modLanguage = "amd64 hexcode" ?
L1099[11:12:31] <Kilobyte> to access ur
real world stuff can be accessed using kernel.ui.popen if you use
the fork i'll provide
L1100[11:12:39] <Kilobyte> *io
L1101[11:12:57] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Python's terrible though.
L1102[11:13:00] <Kilobyte> ^
L1103[11:13:09] <gjgfujIsAPotato> The
only reason I use it is because of pygame.
L1104[11:13:17] <Cruor> pygame looks like
trash
L1105[11:13:28] <Kilobyte> why is it True
and not true -.-
L1106[11:13:36] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Cruor,
it's not though, it's actually very good.
L1107[11:13:45] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Kilobyte, ikr.
L1108[11:13:47] <Kilobyte> why indention
sensitive -.-
L1109[11:13:50] <PotatoTrumpet> Night
people
L1110[11:13:54] <gjgfujIsAPotato> It's
very weird.
L1111[11:13:57] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Night
PotatoTrumpet.
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L1113[11:14:01] <Cruor> because its made
for readability
L1114[11:14:09] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Yeah,
no.
L1115[11:14:24] <gjgfujIsAPotato> If you
want a readable language, go look at ruby.
L1116[11:14:37] <gjgfujIsAPotato> If you
want a language with weird syntax rules, get python.
L1117[11:14:41] <Kilobyte> I get eyebleed
from python code
L1118[11:14:49] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I do
too.
L1119[11:15:06] <Cruor> i get eyebleed
from others Python code <_>
L1120[11:15:14] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Execution failed for task ':SoulBound:getAssetsIndex'.
L1121[11:15:14] <gjgfujIsAPotato> >
javax.net.ssl.SSLException: Received close_notify during
handshake
L1122[11:15:20] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Huh?
L1123[11:15:24] <gjgfujIsAPotato> What an
error.
L1124[11:15:33] <Kilobyte> I dont get
eyebleed from others ruby
L1125[11:15:53] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I get
eyebleed from my own ruby, but not others.
L1126[11:16:05] <Cruor> i get eyebleed
from about all code that isnt mine q_q
L1127[11:16:06] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I get
eyebleed from all python.
L1128[11:16:23] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Mainly
because I don't write ruby anymore.
L1129[11:16:24] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
:)
L1130[11:16:34] <gjgfujIsAPotato> All the
scala.
L1131[11:16:50] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I want
a OC machine running scala.
L1132[11:16:55] <gjgfujIsAPotato> That
sounds cool.
L1133[11:17:04] <gjgfujIsAPotato> I
wonder how hard it'd be.
L1134[11:17:06] <dangranos> oc in
oc?
L1135[11:17:12] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Sure.
L1136[11:17:27] <gjgfujIsAPotato> OC
running minecraft.
L1137[11:17:36] <SoraFirestorm> yo
dawg
L1138[11:17:37] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Actual
minecraft.
L1139[11:17:41] <Kilobyte> im going to
write a scala like Lang that compiles to lua
L1140[11:17:46] <Kilobyte> anyways bbl
food
L1141[11:17:47] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Hmm?
L1142[11:18:26] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Only
thing I have left to do for my mod is resources.
L1143[11:18:32] <gjgfujIsAPotato>
Sigh.
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L1145[11:18:43] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Anyone
good at flashy cool lookin textures?
L1146[11:19:17] <gjgfujIsAPotato> That
kinda look like the soul?
L1147[11:19:38] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Because
I need 2 keys, a regular key, a pure key, and equivalent
locks.
L1148[11:19:38] <dangranos> huh?
L1149[11:19:53] <gjgfujIsAPotato> As well
as decoration blocks that kinda look similar.
L1150[11:20:13] <gjgfujIsAPotato> Anyone
good at textures?
L1151[11:35:26] <SoraFirestorm> Which
version of 5.2 does OC run? 5.2.3?
L1152[11:39:46] <istasi> lua
version?
L1153[11:40:27] <SoraFirestorm>
yeah
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L1155[11:44:46] <Kilobyte> "Lua+Eris
5.2.3" iirc
L1156[11:45:18] <SoraFirestorm> k
L1157[11:46:31] <Kilobyte> Eris is the
lua persistence lib sangar uses
L1158[11:46:56] <SoraFirestorm>
yeah
L1159[11:47:16] <Kilobyte>
s/uses/wrote
L1160[11:47:16] <Kibibyte>
<Kilobyte> Eris is the lua persistence lib sangar wrote
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L1169[11:56:35] <asie> hi
L1170[11:56:39] <asie> Sangar: you
here?
L1171[11:56:45] <asie> i have two things
to discuss over with you
L1172[11:56:51] <asie> oh, you're
not
L1173[11:56:55] <asie> stupid away list
loading too long
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L1178[12:11:53] <dangranos> ._.
L1179[12:12:01] <asie> hi
L1180[12:13:13] <SoraFirestorm> So,
someone stop me if I'm wrong, but
L1181[12:13:44] <SoraFirestorm> Keep
track of each lua thread (coroutine) allocation, and it's stack,
and tada, per-coroutine memory report?
L1182[12:15:01] <dangranos> uh
L1183[12:15:15] <SoraFirestorm> That
/sounds/ right
L1184[12:15:21] <SoraFirestorm> not sure
if it is though
L1185[12:15:40] <dangranos> are you sure
that coroutines are threads?
L1186[12:15:51] <SoraFirestorm> lua
'thread'
L1187[12:16:01] <SoraFirestorm> referring
to the internal representation
L1188[12:16:09] <SoraFirestorm> not OS
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L1190[12:16:38] <SoraFirestorm> For
example
L1191[12:16:42] <SoraFirestorm> NL =
lua_newthread(L);
L1192[12:16:47] <SoraFirestorm> From the
lcorolib.c file
L1193[12:17:12] <SoraFirestorm> the
internal representation is 'thread' :)
L1194[12:19:09] <dangranos> so, how do
you track coroutine thread memory allocation and stack?
L1195[12:19:22] <Kilobyte>
assert(type(coroutine.create(function() end)) ==
"thread")
L1196[12:19:35] <SoraFirestorm> And that
too
L1197[12:20:01] <SoraFirestorm>
dangranos: you can add hooks into lua_newthread() and everywhere
else
L1198[12:20:25] <SoraFirestorm> I'm
thinking that it's basically sizeof(thread) +
sizeof(each_item_on_stack)
L1199[12:20:38] <dangranos> i really
should try to learn C
L1200[12:20:53] <SoraFirestorm> And to
get the size of the stack items, you just iterate with a for loop
or something over the threads stack
L1201[12:20:59] <SoraFirestorm>
(Hopefully) no problem
L1202[12:21:24] <Kilobyte> why not do
pointer math?
L1203[12:21:52] <SoraFirestorm> You mean
on the stack?
L1204[12:22:05] <SoraFirestorm> because I
don't think everything has one type
L1205[12:22:30] <Kilobyte> well, isn't
the stack contious memory?
L1206[12:22:38] <SoraFirestorm> I'm
honestly not sure
L1207[12:22:42] <SoraFirestorm> I'm still
digging
L1208[12:23:35] <Kilobyte> im not sure
either
L1209[12:25:04] <dangranos> > int
stacksize;
L1210[12:25:54] <SoraFirestorm>
where?
L1211[12:26:02] <SoraFirestorm> in the
lua_thread struct?
L1212[12:26:15] <dangranos>
lua_State
L1213[12:26:17] <SoraFirestorm> oh, yeah,
sure enough
L1214[12:26:19] <SoraFirestorm>
derp
L1216[12:26:26] <SoraFirestorm> I see
it
L1217[12:27:08] <SoraFirestorm> So then
we just do 'sizeof(lua_State) + state->size)' right?
L1218[12:27:19] <SoraFirestorm> Or is
size an index number...
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L1220[12:29:25] <SoraFirestorm> might be
an index number
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L1224[12:37:10] <Kilobyte> it might
L1225[12:38:08] <SoraFirestorm> I'm
looking through it
L1226[12:38:24] <SoraFirestorm> As soon
as I think I have enough understanding, will create small test
program in C
L1227[12:43:44] <ds84182> SoraFirestorm,
what you might want to do is access each stack value individually
and handle the size for each object. The main problem is Lua values
that internally use pointers, that makes it harder to get a valid
size of the stack.
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L1229[12:44:19] <SoraFirestorm> ds84182:
That's what I was thinking of doing, but then it was pointed out
that lua_State has a stack size member
L1230[12:44:27] <LordFokas> asie o/
L1232[12:44:42] <asie> and others
too
L1233[12:44:47] <SoraFirestorm> So, if it
is a real-deal actual number, I can just use that instead
L1234[12:44:53] <LordFokas> :O
L1235[12:44:59] <istasi> nice :O
L1236[12:45:21] <ds84182> I think thats
only in indices
L1237[12:45:35] <ds84182> Because StkId
is a pointer
L1238[12:45:40] <istasi> asie, lua lib?,
or component that does it?
L1239[12:45:56] <SoraFirestorm> I had a
feeling it might be
L1240[12:46:02] <istasi> the png
converting i mean
L1241[12:46:07] <SoraFirestorm> I'm
banging out a small C program to check
L1242[12:46:08] <ds84182> so technically
the internal lua code would access the last element on stack with
state->stack[state->size]
L1243[12:46:08] <asie> istasi: the PNG
converting is done on my computer
L1244[12:46:12] <asie> i plan to make a
special OC image format
L1245[12:46:58] <asie> istasi: but it's
all normal OpenComputers
L1246[12:47:05] <asie> as in the
displaying
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L1249[12:55:05] <SoraFirestorm>
fffuuuu
L1250[12:55:09] <SoraFirestorm> help
plz
L1252[12:55:22] <SoraFirestorm> I have no
idea how I'm getting my compiler flags wrong
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L1256[13:12:56] <SoraFirestorm> screw
this
L1257[13:13:01] <SoraFirestorm> going to
take a nap for a bit
L1258[13:18:08] <dangranos> i hope i wont
brick it
L1259[13:18:38] <ds84182>
#scalacompilestobrainfuck
L1260[13:22:15] <ds84182> SoraFirestorm,
your problem is that you cannot just link lua together with your
binary. You need to retrieve the internal headers from the lua
source code so you can access the lua_State internals
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L1271[14:47:11] <gamax92> hey asie!
L1274[14:47:30] <asie> oh
L1275[14:47:32] <gamax92> :P
L1276[14:47:32] <asie> 320x100,
why?
L1277[14:47:43] <gamax92> doubled
horizontally?
L1278[14:47:47] <asie> and
vertically!
L1279[14:47:54] <gamax92> oshiit
L1280[14:48:07] <gamax92> asie: may i ask
which charachter is it then?
L1281[14:48:43] <asie> gamax92: all 16 of
them
L1282[14:48:45] <asie> :)
L1283[14:48:56] <gamax92> wat
L1284[14:49:07] <gamax92> asie: unicode
character
L1285[14:49:13] <asie> not telling
:^)
L1286[14:49:26] <gamax92> oh, not like i
can just go back process the entirety of unifont
L1287[14:49:31] <gamax92> batch*
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L1289[14:52:23] <gamax92> and found them
and or something that will do that
L1290[14:53:11] <asie> gamax92:
haha
L1291[14:53:12] <asie> :)
L1292[14:53:15] <asie> 2580-259F
L1293[14:53:39] <gamax92> so then i did
find them :D
L1294[14:53:48] <gamax92> all by
scrolling around on a bmp
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L1300[15:08:48] <robhol> lol
L1301[15:09:13] <robhol> Lucky Star and
Nichijou crossover <3
L1302[15:09:39] <robhol> 10/10 would
hug
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L1304[15:13:10] <asie> robhol: who
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L1305[15:13:19] <asie> those two
animations represent Kyoto Animation's First Moe Brigade
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lucky star >_<
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L1321[16:07:09] <asie> hi
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L1327[16:33:56] <EnderCat> o/
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L1329[16:40:45] <v^> fried broke
rib
L1330[16:40:49] <v^> diddnt go to
doctor
L1331[16:40:53] <v^> my why
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L1334[16:43:19] <Sangar> evenin' o/
L1335[16:43:42] <EnderCat> \o]
L1336[16:43:55] <Sangar> you in a box
again?
L1337[16:43:58] <EnderCat> nope
L1338[16:44:20] <EnderCat> just a wild
2-right-angle elbows
L1339[16:44:30] <Techokami> ahoy
L1340[16:44:30] <Sangar> allright then
:P
L1341[16:44:42] <EnderCat> Aye
L1342[16:49:55] <v^> $bal Sangar
L1343[16:49:56] <^vDoge> v^, Ɖ62934
L1344[16:50:05] <Sangar> woah o.O
L1345[16:50:14] <Sangar> that's... a lot
isn't it?
L1346[16:50:26] <v^> $conv 63000
L1347[16:50:26] <^vDoge> v^, Ɖ63000 =
$13.1487 €9.8279 £7.7882
L1348[16:50:29] <v^> ._. yep
L1349[16:51:09] <Sangar> wow. thanks! now
i can actually buy people a beer/cookie/something :D
L1350[16:51:46] <Sangar> we could make
that the 0-day prize pool >_>
L1351[16:52:32] <v^> actually i think the
minimum to convert to real money is 100k
L1352[16:55:07] <Sangar> oh, well
then.
L1353[16:55:34] <Sangar> they'll have to
find a bar that takes dogecoin then
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L1357[17:04:21] <v^> lets use this and
confuse the fuck out of people
L1358[17:04:25] <asie> hi
L1359[17:05:14] <Sangar> hi asie
L1360[17:05:21] <asie> Sangar: i have
something to show you
L1361[17:05:26] <Sangar> oh?
L1363[17:05:58] <asie> unmodified
OpenComputers 1.3
L1364[17:06:16] <asie> configs untouched,
etc
L1365[17:06:22] <Sangar> wow! using
half-block chars for double res, i guess?
L1366[17:06:25] <asie> Sangar: no.
L1367[17:06:28] <asie> using quadrants
for quadruple res
L1368[17:06:29] <asie> 320x100
L1369[17:06:42] <Sangar> woah. sick
:D
L1370[17:06:56] <asie> 256 colors
L1371[17:07:04] <asie> though words
cannot begin to express how mad I am at you for making the 240
colors preset
L1372[17:07:06] <asie> :<
L1373[17:07:11] <Sangar> >_>
L1374[17:07:16] <asie> actually, no
L1375[17:07:17] <asie> i wasn't mad at
all
L1376[17:07:24] <asie> i was more mad at
the fact you cannot specify indexes 16-255 directly
L1377[17:07:28] <asie> so my compression
attempts went in vain
L1378[17:07:31] <Sangar> ah
L1379[17:07:35] <asie> and i had to
re-generate your entire palette as RGB colors in the Lua code
L1380[17:07:44] <asie> so i had a
256-color palette of colors
L1381[17:07:52] <asie> generated via code
ported over from OC
L1382[17:07:57] <asie> and then instead
of feeding gpu.setBackground() the color
L1383[17:08:01] <asie> i fed the RGB
version of the color
L1384[17:08:05] <asie> to convert it back
to the color in question
L1385[17:08:07] <asie> but hey, it
works!
L1386[17:08:13] <Sangar> indeed!
L1387[17:08:24] <asie> and that way it's
also reasonably portable to tier 2 displays
L1388[17:08:37] <Sangar> also i had
completely forgotten what mlp meant >_>
L1389[17:08:49] <asie> there are a few
optimizations i want to do before official release:
L1390[17:08:49] <robhol> ewww, mlp
L1391[17:08:56] <asie> 1. RLE encoding of
identically paletted quadrants
L1392[17:09:03] <asie> that is so i ccan
gpu.set() more than 1 char at a time and speed up drawing
L1393[17:09:13] <Sangar> mhm
L1394[17:09:18] <asie> 2. the ability to
define the first 16 colors
L1395[17:09:33] <asie> but that's going
to be quite hard as it will need a high-quality custom quantization
algorithm
L1396[17:10:20] <asie> and then i plan to
document this as the OCIF
L1397[17:10:21] <asie> OC Image
Format
L1398[17:10:45] <Sangar> another idea,
expand the identical setting into the second dimension (if you
don't plan that anyway), and overwrite differences in bigger
unicolored rectangles? just a thought.
L1399[17:10:59] <asie> Sangar: i can't
really gpu.set a rectangle
L1400[17:11:03] <Sangar> fill
L1401[17:11:06] <Sangar> ohwait
L1402[17:11:07] <Sangar> chars
L1403[17:11:11] <asie> yeah
L1404[17:11:11] <Sangar> well,
still
L1405[17:11:16] <asie> look at the pic
again
L1406[17:11:22] <asie> almost 80% of
everything is chars
L1407[17:11:34] <Sangar> mm, true, lots
of dithering
L1408[17:11:38] <asie> yeah
L1409[17:11:42] <asie> i didn't test how
a non-dithered version would look yet
L1410[17:12:05] <asie> it appears to me
that it would actually look a lot better
L1411[17:12:11] <asie> though less
impressive
L1412[17:12:37] <Sangar> heh
L1413[17:14:08] <Kilobyte> Sangar: where
have you been?
L1414[17:14:41] <Sangar> Kilobyte,
uni
L1415[17:15:01] <Kilobyte> entire
yesterday?
L1416[17:15:10] <istasi> :P
L1417[17:15:10] <Sangar> getting profs to
give me dates for the tests :P
L1418[17:15:33] <Sangar> entire today,
yesterday i was busy sending mails, finding materials and
protocols
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L1421[17:16:23] -Kibibyte- [Techokami]
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L1422[17:17:35] <Techokami> this owns,
Petit Computer owns, where's the sequel
L1423[17:18:44] <Kilobyte> Sangar: we
talked about io.popen yesterday, should we add it to oc?
L1424[17:19:06] <Techokami> asie: awesome
image render! How long does it take to draw to the monitor?
L1425[17:19:07] <Sangar> Kilobyte, in
principle, absolutely
L1426[17:19:25] <Kilobyte> shouldnt be
too hard
L1427[17:19:37] <Kilobyte> since we can
redirect stdio
L1428[17:19:54] <Kilobyte> but that would
require better multitasking
L1429[17:20:28] <Sangar> yeah, iirc
that's where my thought-process hit a wall, too, when considering
it :P
L1430[17:23:27] <Kilobyte> also me and a
few other people got the idea to specify a posix like standard for
oc allowing for better compat
L1431[17:23:54] <Kilobyte> first thing to
specify would be the API
L1432[17:24:24] <Sangar> OpenPosix
:>
L1433[17:24:35] <Kilobyte> something like
that
L1434[17:24:36] <dangranos> :O
L1435[17:25:23] <Techokami> I'm all for
OpenPosix
L1436[17:25:30] <Sangar> sure. i don't
have a problem with pull requests / adjustments to openos as long
as they're non-breaking :P (and t1.5 ram is enough to run it...
i've kind of given up on t1 anyway)
L1437[17:25:34] <Kilobyte> so if ppl make
oses and they all follow that standard a program written for one of
them will most likely run on all of them
L1438[17:26:06] <Sangar> (i consider t1
to be more for custom minimal oses at this point)
L1439[17:26:16] <Sangar> Kilobyte, that'd
be cool, yeah
L1440[17:26:37] <Kilobyte> well, OpenOS
won't get fs permissions. so can*() will always return true
L1441[17:26:47] <Sangar> i'll even
refrain from pasting the 'standards' xkcd, that's how much i like
the idea ;)
L1442[17:27:24] <Kilobyte> it would also
define a backward compat layer
L1443[17:27:27] <Kilobyte> :P
L1444[17:27:51] <Kilobyte> aka a superset
of current OpenOS
L1445[17:29:08] <Kilobyte> i'll write a
first proposal later and ask for comments
L1446[17:29:28] <Sangar> sounds
good
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L1448[17:29:48] <Sangar> gtg, will be
back later in the evening
L1449[17:29:53] <Kilobyte> kk
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L1452[17:36:59] <asie> Techokami: 8
chars/tick
L1453[17:37:03] <asie> #BlameSangar
L1454[17:38:58] <Kilobyte> that's not
THAT bad
L1455[17:39:11] <Kilobyte> 160 per
second
L1456[17:39:20] <Kilobyte> one can live
with that
L1457[17:39:58] <asie> that's a line a
second
L1458[17:40:21] <Kilobyte> oh hm
L1459[17:40:50] <Kilobyte> well, iirc
he'll.add double buffering which can be used for higher
speeds
L1460[17:42:47] <asie> please
L1461[17:43:12] <Kilobyte> I had the idea
and he liked it
L1462[17:44:54] <istasi> wonder how he'll
implement it, keep the delay despite writing to buffer, but make
"applying" the buffer to screen instant?
L1463[17:48:13] <Kilobyte> writing to
buffer will prob be instant, flipping buffers will be slower
though
L1464[17:48:14] <Techokami> wow that is
not a lot of chars/tick :/ it's going to make OC less competitive
in the GUI application scene against ComputerCraft
L1465[17:48:55] <Kilobyte> it's because
lots of network activity
L1466[17:49:08] <Techokami> perhaps more
expensive and power-hungry video cards could push faster?
L1467[17:49:28] <Kilobyte> with double
buffering you could massively cut down packets aka better
speed
L1468[17:49:43] <Techokami> aha
L1469[17:49:49] <Kilobyte> Techokami: its
no balance thing, but technical
L1470[17:50:13] <Techokami> so how the
heck does ComputerCraft get away with it
L1471[17:50:30] <dangranos> what are you
talking about?
L1472[17:50:39] <istasi> you can write
faster to screen, if you write more of the 'same', but if you need
each character with a possible new color then it'll be slower
L1473[17:51:04] <Techokami> dangranos,
we're talking about GPU write speeds in OC
L1474[17:51:11] <Kilobyte> cc is far less
network efficient
L1475[17:51:34] <Kilobyte> plus less data
to push (only 16 colors
L1476[17:51:47] <Techokami> ahaa
L1477[17:51:59] <Techokami> yeah CC was
really laggy in SMP...
L1478[17:52:26] <Kilobyte> that's like
comparing thermalexpansion and bc
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L1481[18:00:48] <Wobbo> O/
L1482[18:02:36] <asie> Sangar: have you
considered caching all the gpu.sets() and then sending them in a
single packet per tick?
L1483[18:02:44] <asie> that would not
only lag less, it would also be a lot more efficient
L1484[18:02:52] <asie> and then you could
raise the speed up a lot
L1485[18:03:11] <LordFokas> Let's all go
to CC's channel shove that in their faces and get threatened and
banned by Amanda :p
L1486[18:03:54] <asie> No
L1487[18:04:00] <asie> Let's just go to
CC's channel and post my win
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L1489[18:04:49] <asie> bvu
L1490[18:04:52] <asie> but once i get
double buffering
L1491[18:04:58] <asie> i will be able to
combine it with Computronics Tape Drives
L1492[18:04:59] <asie> >:D
L1493[18:05:02] <Techokami> YES
L1494[18:05:47] <Techokami> that reminds
me, I want to look into how Bibliocraft handles what items it
classifies as discs
L1495[18:05:58] <Techokami> so I can make
tapes storable in disc racks
L1496[18:06:44] <Techokami> I want to put
a collection of music in my Minecraft home and I want to display it
nicely
L1497[18:07:22] <EnderCat> asie, idea of
a random block to add to computronics. casset cabinet, looks sorta
like BiblioCraft's book cases but can only store tapes
L1498[18:08:24] <Techokami> EnderCat I'm
looking into how to make tapes storable with Bibliocraft's existing
visual storage blocks
L1499[18:08:34] <EnderCat> ok
L1500[18:09:03] <EnderCat> but dedicated
would be better and if i could do 3d models i'd make one (i cant
model worth shit)
L1501[18:10:17] <asie> EnderCat:
no.
L1502[18:10:23] <asie> Techokami: use the
disc rack
L1503[18:10:24] <EnderCat> :(
L1504[18:10:26] <asie> and add
"tape" to the keyword list
L1505[18:10:28] <asie> that's what i
do
L1506[18:10:48] <Techokami> oh so it's
purely a config thing?
L1507[18:11:36] <Techokami> done
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L1510[18:14:07] <Kilobyte> might not be
able to work on specs for our os standard, my stomach hurts
L1511[18:14:20] <Techokami> aw
L1512[18:14:49] <Kilobyte> tomorrow, but
possibly not today
L1513[18:15:36] <Techokami> asie, how
goes your wireless redstone mod? :O
L1514[18:16:16] <asie> doesn't
L1515[18:16:18] <asie> i am working on a
pack
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L1517[18:16:45] <Techokami> aha
L1518[18:18:50] <asie> "Engineer's
Paradise" is the working name
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L1521[18:20:35] <dangranos> asie: will it
have only opensource mods?
L1522[18:21:32] <Wobbo> Knowing asie, he
wants to tinker with the mods
L1523[18:22:09] <EnderCat> knowing asie
(and from reading chat) the mods will either be opensource or FOSS
and tweaked to some extent
L1524[18:23:19] <asie> not all of them
are open source
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L1526[18:23:22] <asie> the biggest closed
one is RailCraft
L1527[18:23:38] <asie> but all of them
will be tinkered with and tweaked
L1528[18:24:27] <Wobbo> asie: Even
computronics? :P
L1529[18:24:39] <EnderCat> no, he hates
that mod
L1530[18:24:40] <EnderCat> :P
L1531[18:24:42] <EnderCat> jk
L1532[18:25:42] <asie> Wobbo:
Computronics too, actually
L1533[18:25:47] <asie> some defaults are
changed
L1534[18:26:20] <EnderCat> meh, i'ma go
back to playing space engineers
L1535[18:26:20] <dangranos> asie, what
about reika's mods?
L1536[18:27:25] *
Kilobyte no longer likes rc since he got kicked from dev channel
for being a CoFH member
L1537[18:27:46] <istasi> rc?
L1538[18:27:51] <istasi> oh nvm
L1539[18:27:52] <Wobbo> Kilobyte:
CoFH?
L1540[18:28:06] <dangranos> what is
rc?
L1541[18:28:10] <Techokami> hm, my 1.7.10
pack is p.good on the opensource/FOSS front, biggest closed mods
are Bibliocraft and Twilight Forest
L1542[18:28:48] <Kilobyte> Wobbo: dont
tell me you dont know what/who CoFH is
L1543[18:29:11] <Wobbo> It doesn't ring a
bell.
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L1545[18:29:36] <Kilobyte> the team
behind thermal expansion etc
L1546[18:29:53] <Kilobyte> im no te dev
though
L1547[18:30:11] <Kilobyte> only helping
with their irc channel
L1548[18:30:23] <Wobbo> Kilobyte: I'm not
really into modding mc :P
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L1550[18:34:59] <Wobbo> Brb
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L1554[18:35:22] <Wobbo> back
L1555[18:41:25] <EnderCat> Kilobyte,
thats stupid
L1556[18:42:33] <EnderCat> though to be
honest i dont like CJ much
L1557[18:43:22] <dangranos> YAAAY
L1558[18:43:42] <EnderCat>
"<dangranos> what is rc?" Rail Craft
L1559[18:44:20] <dangranos> i installed
CWM recovery
L1560[18:46:39] <robhol> lol, wow
L1561[18:47:02] <robhol> people's
retarded bullshit in the minecraft "community" just never
ceases to amaze, does it
L1562[18:48:01] <Wobbo> Wait, minecraft
has a community? I thought it was a collection of warring
states!
L1563[18:48:29] <robhol> um.. yeah. what
did I say? :p
L1564[18:56:58] <dangranos> :O
L1565[18:57:00] <dangranos> i rooted
it
L1566[18:58:55] <Wobbo> dangranos: you
rooted what?
L1567[18:59:02] <samis> android
phone/tablet
L1568[18:59:05] <dangranos> phone
L1569[18:59:06] <samis> rooting =
win
L1570[18:59:09] <Wobbo> Ah
L1571[18:59:28] <Wobbo> samis: rooting =
sudo if I'm not mistaken
L1572[18:59:33] <dangranos> yep
L1573[18:59:46] <samis> no
L1574[18:59:50] <samis> android doesn't
into sudo
L1575[18:59:53] <samis> android does into
su
L1576[18:59:55] <dangranos> its into
so
L1577[19:00:03] <dangranos> aww, too
slow
L1578[19:00:19] <samis> and you
typo'd
L1579[19:00:30] <dangranos>
>_<
L1580[19:00:31] <Wobbo> You can probably
install sudo :P
L1581[19:00:38] <dangranos>
*compile
L1582[19:00:41] <Techokami> I should root
my phone to install updates my carrier isn't allowing, but...
effort. :P
L1583[19:00:55] <samis> Wobbo, doubt
it
L1584[19:01:19] <Wobbo> Its just a posix
system right?
L1585[19:01:24] <dangranos> hmm, is it
possible to install pacman?
L1586[19:01:36] <samis> dangranos, no,
but you can have an arch chroot
L1588[19:01:50] -Kibibyte- [istasi] testing gpu
handler | by ofzmah | 1m22s | 4m28s ago | 7 views | Rated:
-1.00/5.00
L1589[19:01:59] <dangranos> 512 mb, i
dont think it will handle
L1590[19:02:09] <samis> dangranos, RAM or
storage?
L1591[19:02:16] <dangranos> ram
L1592[19:02:24] <samis> you could likely
handle
L1593[19:02:32] <samis> maybe not run X,
but handle
L1594[19:02:35] <dangranos> oh, its
arch
L1595[19:02:43] <robhol> -1, wut :p
L1596[19:02:56] <dangranos> because there
is none
L1597[19:03:40] <dangranos> this
"bar" is laggy
L1598[19:04:38] <istasi> it doesn't clean
up where its been, but does a complete redraw on drop, so it looks
like messy
L1599[19:04:38] <samis> what bar?
L1600[19:05:04] <istasi> and drawing on 2
monitors with 1 gpu is laggy
L1601[19:05:18] <dangranos> this orange
line, i dont know how its named properly
L1602[19:06:14] <samis> screenshot?
L1603[19:06:23] <dangranos> on
video
L1604[19:07:07] <Techokami> wait so
you're using two graphics cards to speed up drawing? :O
L1605[19:07:18] <istasi> 1 gpu per
screen
L1606[19:07:35] <istasi> versus 1 gpu
doing 'bind' to draw on each screen
L1607[19:08:11] <istasi> bind is a 1tick
operation so sloowness
L1608[19:08:18] <dangranos> which draw on
one screen, switch, drwa same thing on another?
L1609[19:09:14] <istasi> like, draw a
line, bind other monitor, draw line, wait ... oh he moved again,
bind 1st monitor, draw line, bind 2nd monitor draw line
L1610[19:09:34] <dangranos> i have
mplayer on phone :\
L1611[19:09:46] <dangranos> console
mplayer
L1612[19:11:36] <istasi> bbl
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L1614[19:13:54] <asie> hello
L1615[19:14:02] <dangranos> hi
L1616[19:14:10] <asie> Sangar: any news
on improved drawing capabilities?
L1617[19:15:36] <dangranos> hmm
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L1622[19:17:49] <asie> back
L1623[19:18:22] <dangranos> :\
L1624[19:18:33] <dangranos> i have 666
bogomips on my phone
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L1629[19:29:19] <asie> >go on a Polish
Minecraft forum
L1630[19:29:29] <asie> >everyone
complains you're discussing Minecraft on the shoutbox and not GMod
or World of Tanks
L1631[19:29:32] <asie> YES
L1632[19:29:34] <asie> 2/10
L1633[19:29:39] <Stary2001> hahaha
L1634[19:30:24] <dangranos> this tanks is
everywhere
L1635[19:32:26] <gamax92> asie: how many
bogomips does you git
L1636[19:32:29] <gamax92> get*
L1637[19:32:46] <asie> gamax92: my
phone?
L1638[19:32:51] <gamax92> doesn't
matter
L1639[19:33:31] <asie> gamax92: my
ThinkPad?
L1640[19:33:34] <asie> only 4790
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L1648[20:13:14] <michthom> I'm feeling
stupider than usual. Is it possible to get a robot program to
term.write() to the console?
L1649[20:14:20] <michthom> My code
doesn't throw errors but doesn't clear / write to the console
despite term=require("term")
L1650[20:23:23] <michthom>
<facepalm> I was assuming I can use an external editor. No,
I. Cannot.
L1651[20:23:44] <asie> back
L1652[20:24:01] <asie> michthom: you sure
can, with an internet card
L1653[20:24:08] <asie> and wget
L1654[20:25:03] <EnderCat> or by
disabling BufferedFilesystems
L1655[20:25:29] <michthom> Oh? I'll look
into that. I was hoping I could edit the files in my saves folder
and have them update in game, but we all know what assumption
makes...
L1656[20:26:08] <michthom> Ah! Thanks
EnderCat that seems more like the bonehead approach I'd blindly
stumbled towards
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L1658[20:31:27] <robhol> EnderCat: any..
negative side effects to that approach?
L1659[20:31:49] <EnderCat> robhol, more
disk writes
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L1661[20:32:09] <robhol> that figures
:p
L1662[20:32:20] <EnderCat> since it
writes whenever the OC pc writes, compared to on world saves
L1663[20:32:54] <michthom>
bufferChanges=false in the OpenComputers.cfg file. Simples. Thanks
EnderCat
L1664[20:33:06] <EnderCat> np
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L1670[21:04:22] <TabletCube> CC has
routing ._.
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L1680[21:37:56] <EnderCat> TabletCube,
how so?
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L1683[21:41:40] <TabletCube> EnderCat:
^
L1684[21:41:57] <EnderCat> OC can have
that as well and there are a few DNS program things for OC about,
it's not in the base mod because OpenComputers is designed to be
modular, if it was in the main mod then it wouldnt be
editable/modifyable which doesnt fit with the rest of the mod
L1685[21:42:47] <EnderCat> TabletCube, i
can see the messages, no need to ping me
L1686[21:43:24] <TabletCube> Ah
L1687[21:43:47] <EnderCat> right, i'm off
to bed
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L1691[21:57:16] <Sangar> back o/
L1692[21:58:05] <Wobbo> wb
L1693[21:59:10] <Sangar> thanks. now
then, time to try and figure out why ati is crashing again
-.-
L1694[21:59:24] <Wobbo> Because it hates
you
L1695[21:59:32] <Sangar> that seems
likely, yes
L1696[21:59:39] <Caitlyn> again?
<_>
L1697[21:59:41] *
Caitlyn stabs ATi
L1698[21:59:45] <ds84182> I keep
forgetting in scala that HashMap.apply != HashMap.get
L1699[22:00:01] <ds84182> so now lots of
code likes to error Q_Q
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L1702[22:01:16] <Wobbo> T_T: what is the
difference?
L1703[22:01:39] <T_T> Wobbo, one errors
instead of returning None
L1704[22:02:05] <Wobbo> Ah
L1705[22:02:12] <T_T> well,
HashMap.apply
L1706[22:02:18] <Wobbo> So you test for
None everywhere? :P
L1707[22:02:40] <T_T> s/None/null
L1708[22:02:40] <Kibibyte> <Wobbo>
So you test for null everywhere? :P
L1709[22:03:02] <T_T> and yeah, but every
time I try to test it throws an exception
L1710[22:03:04] <Wobbo> You said None
yourself!
L1711[22:03:52] <T_T> yeah
L1712[22:03:58] <T_T> I ment to say
null
L1713[22:04:00] <Wobbo> You need to ESC
:s/apply/map/g That should be the correct vim command
L1714[22:04:52] <T_T> Wobbo, it's not
that easy since in scala .apply() also maps to ()
L1715[22:05:04] <T_T> so you can use
map.apply(v) and map(v)
L1716[22:05:21] <Wobbo> Then I can't help
you
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L1718[22:10:31] <Techokami> hey gamax92,
what's the best WAV settings for LionRay? 8-bit unsigned?
L1719[22:10:59] <gamax92> Techokami: it
doesn't matter what format of the wav you give it
L1720[22:11:08] <Techokami> oh okay
L1721[22:11:16] <gamax92> you'd only
convert it to that if you don't like the way java converts it
L1722[22:11:35] <Techokami> so I can use
a signed 16-bit WAV if I wanted?
L1723[22:11:39] <gamax92> yeah
L1724[22:11:44] <Techokami> awesome,
thanks :D
L1725[22:12:01] <gamax92> I've been told
that ffmpeg produced better resampling results but whateveh
L1726[22:13:14] <Techokami> now I can put
this Journey song on a tape on my server :3
L1727[22:13:21] <T_T> oh yay
L1728[22:13:26] <T_T> scala indentation
is broken
L1729[22:14:27] <Wobbo> Your editor can't
reindent?
L1730[22:18:42] <Techokami> tape is
writing :D
L1731[22:20:57] <gamax92> :D
L1732[22:21:18] <gamax92> ofc when i
think doing something my self would be slower than using a program
... but ofc no
L1733[22:21:28] <Techokami>
YEEESSSSS
L1734[22:21:28] <gamax92> this takes 0.6
seconds compares to 25
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L1736[22:29:40] <gamax92> :D and when i
reuse the same process, takes even less time.
L1737[22:30:18] <Techokami> man I wish
one of my friends didn't leave the internet :(
L1738[22:30:24] <Techokami> he was a cool
musician
L1739[22:30:30] <Techokami> and he loved
minecraft
L1740[22:30:39] <Techokami> so he would
have been all over this stuff
L1741[22:33:50] <T_T> Wobbo, yes but for
some reason it doesnt scala
L1742[22:34:00] <Wobbo> Well that
sucks
L1743[22:34:23] <T_T> Anyways, that
moment when you mistype a line in your pathfinding loop and the
server freezes.
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L1746[22:39:33] <Techokami> lionray did a
damn good job, 1.27MB for a 5 and a half minute song :)
L1747[22:44:14] <gamax92> Techokami: its
going to do the same thing wabbitoe does since it uses the same
conversion class
L1748[22:44:29] <gamax92> although, minus
a byte, due to difference in handling of end of file
L1749[22:44:37] <Techokami> heh
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L1755[22:56:23] <SoraFirestorm> I've made
some progress on per-coroutine memory
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L1757[22:57:02] <SoraFirestorm> All I've
really got left to do is
L1758[22:57:20] <SoraFirestorm> figure
out how big a lua function is
L1759[22:57:33] <SoraFirestorm> And
figure out how to do recursive stuff for tables and
subthreads
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L1761[22:58:22] <ds84182> SoraFirestorm,
lua functions are huuuuuuuge
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L1763[23:00:13] <SoraFirestorm> Ragnacat:
but how huuuuuuuge?
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L1765[23:00:33] <Ragnacat> check
lobject.h
L1766[23:00:41] <SoraFirestorm> K
L1767[23:00:42] <Ragnacat> their size
varies by ALOT
L1768[23:00:50] <PotatoTrumpet> o/
L1769[23:05:17] <Wobbo> \o
L1772[23:14:32] <TabletCube> Is that for
OC?\
L1773[23:15:11] <SoraFirestorm>
TabletCube: talking to me? Yes.
L1774[23:15:16] <TabletCube> I wish there
was an OC emu - I know Kilo's working on one
L1775[23:17:17] <TabletCube> then I could
work on tablet
L1776[23:18:32] <SoraFirestorm>
TabletCube: why do you ask?
L1777[23:18:58] <TabletCube> Just
curious
L1778[23:19:21] <SoraFirestorm> I want
per-coroutine memory so that OC OSes can manage memory
better.
L1779[23:19:27] <SoraFirestorm> So I'm
writing it! :D
L1780[23:19:44] <TabletCube> Yay
L1781[23:20:07] <TabletCube> Isn't that
also useful for daemons?
L1782[23:20:13] <SoraFirestorm>
probably
L1783[23:21:23] <TabletCube> That way a
background memory hog wouldn't kill everything
L1784[23:21:25] <SoraFirestorm> Mostly so
that OSes can measure and kill processes being memory hugs
L1785[23:21:28] <SoraFirestorm>
Exactly
L1786[23:21:34] <SoraFirestorm>
hogs*
L1787[23:21:44] <gamax92> :D
L1788[23:21:46] <gamax92> memory
hugs!
L1789[23:21:47] <SoraFirestorm> well, I
guess those processes could be memory huggers :P
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L1791[23:22:37] <TabletCube> inb4 OS that
kills the memory watcher
L1792[23:24:01] <SoraFirestorm> lol
L1793[23:25:17] <TabletCube> OpenOS goes
OOM on a 192k stick - a memory killer would brutally murder
it
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L1798[23:27:34] <v^> back
L1799[23:27:41] <v^> got to play with
raspi today :v
L1800[23:27:54] <TabletCube> what
distro?
L1801[23:27:59] *
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the fifth time this year
L1802[23:28:06] <v^> rasbian?
L1803[23:28:09] <TabletCube> Ah
L1805[23:28:24] <v^> not enough time to
do shit in C and make a module
L1806[23:28:25] <SoraFirestorm> Real men
use /arch/ on their pis!
L1807[23:28:27] <PotatoTrumpet>
s/<_>/:D
L1808[23:28:27] <Kibibyte> <v^>
:D
L1809[23:28:30] <TabletCube>
PotatoTrumpet: still infected with drive letter virus :p
L1810[23:28:37] <PotatoTrumpet> Yep
L1811[23:28:43] <PotatoTrumpet> And I
love it
L1812[23:28:54] <SoraFirestorm> Drive
letters are really weird
L1813[23:29:05] <SoraFirestorm>
Unix-style mount points are so much better
L1814[23:29:08] <SoraFirestorm>
unixmasterrace
L1815[23:29:10] <TabletCube> ^
L1816[23:29:30] <PotatoTrumpet> A:
-floppy B: -No Clue C: HDD D: -Disk
L1817[23:29:32] <TabletCube> technically,
POSIX masterrace
L1818[23:29:33] <v^> multiple partitions
dont need to be on different fucking drives
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L1820[23:29:45] <PotatoTrumpet>
Kilophone!
L1821[23:29:48] <TabletCube>
PotatoTrumpet: B is the secondary floppy
L1822[23:29:53] <PotatoTrumpet> Oh
L1823[23:29:57] <PotatoTrumpet> I wouldnt
know that
L1824[23:30:04] <PotatoTrumpet> I was
born in 99
L1825[23:30:16] <TabletCube> I was born
in 98
L1826[23:30:18] <Ragnacat> 8: I dun
faking know you ran out of letters wtf
L1827[23:30:22] <v^> i was born in
99
L1828[23:30:26] <Kilophone> protip: dont
eat too much snacks with garlic
L1829[23:30:30] <Ragnacat> I was born in
14
L1830[23:30:34] <Ragnacat> *15
L1831[23:30:36] <Ragnacat> 2015
L1832[23:30:37] <SoraFirestorm>
1914?
L1833[23:30:39] <SoraFirestorm> oh
L1834[23:30:40] <SoraFirestorm>
well
L1835[23:30:41] <Ragnacat> I have not
been born
L1836[23:30:42] <SoraFirestorm> um
L1837[23:30:44] <Ragnacat> I am a
fetus
L1838[23:30:45] <SoraFirestorm>
congrats?
L1839[23:30:51] <PotatoTrumpet> protip:
dont eat a whole watermelon in less than 1 hour
L1840[23:30:52] <v^> Ragnacat, actually
no
L1841[23:30:54] <TabletCube> Kilophone:
potato is infected still
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L1843[23:31:01] <v^> its not 8 months til
new years
L1844[23:31:06] <v^> i dont think
L1845[23:31:09] <PotatoTrumpet> Windows
Masterrace
L1846[23:31:09] <Kilophone> my stomach
stomach hurts and I feel like im about to vomit
L1847[23:31:11] <Ragnacat> //
L1848[23:31:20] <TabletCube>
PotatoTrumpet: no.
L1849[23:31:21] <Kilophone> I was born
96
L1850[23:31:23] <PotatoTrumpet>
Kilophone: Are you on your phone in the bathroom
L1851[23:31:26] <TabletCube> Just
no.
L1852[23:31:34] <PotatoTrumpet> ?
L1853[23:31:35] <v^> 7x masterrace
L1854[23:31:36] <Kilophone> not bathroom
atm
L1855[23:31:43] <Ragnacat> v^, 6 months
til newyears
L1856[23:31:46] <Ragnacat> jeez
L1857[23:31:51] <PotatoTrumpet>
.sdate
L1858[23:31:51] <^v> PotatoTrumpet, Sep
7639, 1993
L1859[23:31:54] <PotatoTrumpet> :D
L1860[23:31:55] <TabletCube> POSIX
masterrace
L1861[23:31:57] <PotatoTrumpet> I love
sdate
L1862[23:32:03] <PotatoTrumpet> its in
the month I was born in
L1863[23:32:06] <Ragnacat> did you think
Febnember and Aptober were real months
L1864[23:32:08] <v^> Ragnacat, fak
L1865[23:32:09] <Kilophone> posix
ftw
L1866[23:32:11] <SoraFirestorm>
POSIX!!!!
L1867[23:32:13] <SoraFirestorm>
YEAAAAA
L1868[23:32:23] <v^> .>
posix.fork
L1869[23:32:23] <^v> v^, function:
0x40407240
L1870[23:32:26] <v^> masterrace
L1872[23:32:28] <Kilophone> sdate?
L1873[23:32:33] <v^> .>
posix.sdate
L1874[23:32:34] <^v> v^, nil
L1875[23:32:36] <v^> no fuk u
L1876[23:33:06] <SoraFirestorm> .>
coroutine.create
L1877[23:33:07] <^v> Nope.
L1878[23:33:16] <SoraFirestorm> y u no
work :(
L1879[23:33:23] <Kilophone>
permissions
L1880[23:33:27]
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L1882[23:33:33] <SoraFirestorm> I'm not
cool enough for you? D:
L1883[23:33:42] <v^> who needs coroutines
when you have posix.fork
L1884[23:33:47] <v^> ( Ragnacat
lol)
L1885[23:34:04] <PotatoTrumpet>
WooHoo
L1886[23:34:04] <Ragnacat> lel
L1887[23:34:14] <PotatoTrumpet> I am
getting a milkshake from Braums
L1888[23:34:24] <SoraFirestorm>
coroutines are simpler
L1889[23:34:30] <SoraFirestorm> And
available everywhere
L1890[23:34:34] <TabletCube> did you know
some windows can into POSIX?
L1891[23:34:43] <v^> SoraFirestorm, my
penis doesnt have coroutines
L1892[23:34:46] <Kilophone> no. .> is
unsandboxed
L1893[23:34:49] <Ragnacat> ...
L1894[23:34:51] <v^> i dont think it even
has ANSI C
L1895[23:34:53] <SoraFirestorm> um
L1896[23:34:57] <SoraFirestorm> um
L1898[23:35:11] <v^> typo
L1899[23:35:12] <SoraFirestorm> what did
I do to get that response?
L1900[23:35:13] <v^> meant penor
L1901[23:35:13] <Ragnacat> v^, explains
why you can't multithread
L1902[23:35:17] <TabletCube> v^: it only
has Assembly
L1903[23:35:25] <v^> TabletCube, what
type
L1904[23:35:27] <TabletCube> DNA
L1905[23:35:36] <v^> thats not even
assembly <_>
L1906[23:35:37] <Ragnacat> But thats what
it fires.
L1907[23:35:43] <v^> mRNA is
assembly
L1908[23:36:07] <SoraFirestorm> anyways,
Windows POSIX support is broken, I'll bet you
L1909[23:36:09] <SoraFirestorm> Microsoft
can
L1910[23:36:16] <SoraFirestorm> 't do
specs to save their life
L1911[23:36:28] <v^> windows doesnt even
posix anyway >_>
L1912[23:36:47] <v^> there are partail
implementations though
L1913[23:36:52] <Kilophone> pre xp did
iirc
L1915[23:36:58] <v^> no proper piping
:<
L1916[23:37:10] <SoraFirestorm> again,
unixmasterrace anyone? :P
L1917[23:37:54] <TabletCube> sadly my
desktop runs Vista
L1918[23:38:07] <SoraFirestorm> I'm so
sorry
L1919[23:39:11] <TabletCube> I did
install cygwin and msys though
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L1921[23:39:34] <SoraFirestorm> I can't
stand not having coreutils in windows
L1922[23:39:48] <SoraFirestorm> I will
constantly 'ls' and be surprised it doesn't work
L1923[23:39:59] <TabletCube> My 'ls'
works
L1924[23:40:14] <SoraFirestorm>
TabletCube: that's with coreutils though
L1925[23:40:54] <Dashkal> I tend to just
use my git bash for command prompt stuff in windows
L1926[23:41:06] <TabletCube> I use
cmd
L1928[23:41:29] <TabletCube> because
that's faster for me to get to
L1929[23:41:48] <Dashkal> If in windows,
my hand defaults to the mouse, so it's right-click, git bash
here.
L1930[23:42:25] <SoraFirestorm> I need a
good way to iterate over tables from C...
L1931[23:42:28] <TabletCube> for a while
I had no admin rights.
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L1933[23:42:45] <TabletCube> I learned
that .
L1934[23:43:00] <TabletCube> installers
are fancy archives
L1935[23:43:11] <SoraFirestorm> pretty
much
L1936[23:43:22] *
TabletCube hugs uniextract
L1937[23:43:26] <SoraFirestorm> yum
install package-name-here
L1938[23:43:29] <SoraFirestorm>
redhatmasterrace
L1939[23:43:43] <TabletCube> ew
redhat'
L1940[23:43:47] <Kilophone> pacman -S
package
L1941[23:43:59] <SoraFirestorm> emerge
package
L1942[23:44:04] <TabletCube> apt-get
install package
L1943[23:44:11] <Kilophone> ew
L1944[23:44:35] <TabletCube> ./configure
&& make && make install
L1945[23:44:44] <v^> lolno
L1946[23:44:54] <SoraFirestorm>
TabletCube: that's essentially what portage does
L1947[23:44:59] <SoraFirestorm> ergo
emerge :P
L1948[23:45:20] <TabletCube>
SoraFirestorm: except portage resolves deps
L1949[23:45:38] <SoraFirestorm> But it
still does configure, make, and make install
L1950[23:45:50] <TabletCube> Yes
L1951[23:46:42] <Kilophone> heh AUR is
neat for compiling stuff yourself
L1952[23:46:46] <SoraFirestorm> anyways,
per-coroutine memory reports! Exciting!
L1954[23:47:48] <SoraFirestorm> not
entirely accurate... yet.
L1955[23:47:50] <Kilophone> at this point
I hope im vomiting soon... once this stuff is out of my body i'll
be better
L1956[23:47:56] <TabletCube> so does this
mean all coroutines have their own addr space?
L1957[23:48:05] <SoraFirestorm> uh...
no?
L1958[23:48:12] <Kilophone> they have own
stack
L1959[23:48:15] <TabletCube> I see.
L1960[23:48:31] <SoraFirestorm> Yeah, I'm
just adding the size of the lua_State (coroutine)
L1961[23:48:37] <SoraFirestorm> And the
sizes of the contents of the stack
L1962[23:48:42] <SoraFirestorm>
Mostly
L1963[23:48:52] <SoraFirestorm> I still
have to do tables and sub-coroutines
L1964[23:48:58] <v^> messing with C i
see
L1966[23:49:03] <SoraFirestorm> v^:
yup
L1967[23:49:11] <v^> SoraFirestorm, the
example for Lua_next
L1968[23:49:17] <TabletCube> so new
coroutines don't get a fresh block of RAM
L1969[23:49:21] <v^> it iterates through
the table
L1970[23:49:51] <v^> TabletCube,
._.
L1971[23:49:55] <SoraFirestorm> I see.
Thanks.
L1972[23:49:55] <v^> "fresh block of
RAM"
L1973[23:50:11] <TabletCube>
Brainfart
L1974[23:50:16] <v^> its a mallocd object
like any other
L1975[23:50:59] <SoraFirestorm>
indeed
L1976[23:51:03] <SoraFirestorm> brb
L1977[23:51:27] <Kilophone> I still feel
crappy
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L1980[23:58:44] <TabletCube> I wonder how
much you could fit into a 192k RAM stick
L1981[23:58:48] <SoraFirestorm> Let this
be known
L1982[23:59:03] <SoraFirestorm> Lua
writers? /Why/ did you use spaces for indentation?!?!!?
L1983[23:59:33] <TabletCube>
SoraFirestorm: ?
L1984[23:59:38] <v^> just replace
them
L1985[23:59:41] <v^> jeez ._.
L1986[23:59:45] <SoraFirestorm> lua
source code is two spaces per indent
L1987[23:59:56] <SoraFirestorm> v^: but I
have to maintain consistancy with existing code :(