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L3[00:44:36] <Kodos> I wonder what Sanger
was working on :x
L4[00:45:52] <Alissa> Sanger.
L5[00:47:42] <gamax92> lol
L6[00:48:11] <Csstform> Alissa: go to
sleep
L7[00:48:16] <Csstform> it's almost
midnight
L8[00:48:29] <gamax92> Csstform: Go to
supper without bed.
L9[00:48:44] <Csstform> gamax92: I was just
about to bed ;-;
L10[00:48:44] <Shuudoushi> lol
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L18[01:06:27] <seebs> Kodos: I did file one
in the issue tracker.
L19[01:06:58] <NixillUmbreon|2> Apparently
most components when saved in NEI inventories turn into booze
barrels from IC2 somehow.
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L21[01:07:46] <Kodos> In 1.7.10, blocks and
item IDs are saved per-world
L22[01:07:58] <Kodos> Chances are you added
one after already opening a world with the other
L23[01:08:03] <Kodos> So when you m ade a
new world, the IDs rearranged
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L28[02:17:30] <PotatoTrumpet> So, I am
unexperenced with tables
L29[02:18:55] <PotatoTrumpet> How would I
get one to store all the connected clients addresses and have it
remove it when it gives a command?
L30[02:20:34] <PotatoTrumpet> ~w
table
L32[02:20:51] <PotatoTrumpet> no duh
L33[02:20:54] <PotatoTrumpet> it needs an
os
L34[02:21:27] <Kodos> Looks like
table.remove
L35[02:22:15] <PotatoTrumpet> ignore the
last two messages
L36[02:22:19] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L37[02:22:36] <PotatoTrumpet> Why can't
there be a "How to use Tables 101"
L38[02:27:08] <PotatoTrumpet> or should I
use a file
L39[02:32:41] <Nirek> tables are a fairly
key construct in lua, ignoring meta-table shenanigans they're
mostly straightforward
L40[02:33:30] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L41[02:36:51] <Kodos> Is there a way to
make something like 'for x = 1, 1000' go in increments of 25
L42[02:37:39] <Nirek> for loops have an
iterator I believe
L43[02:37:42] <Kodos> Or should I just do a
table of integers, and iterate through that
L44[02:38:32] <Kodos> Essentially I'm
making a computer.beep arpeggio
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L46[02:40:00] <Nirek> you would just add 25
to the end of that line, for variable, expression, step
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L49[02:41:14] <Kodos> Can you type out the
proper usage, just so I understand clearly?
L50[02:41:40] <Nirek> for x =1, x>100,
20
L51[02:41:49] <Nirek> would be 1, 21, 41,
61
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L55[02:43:54] <Kodos> Sweet it works
=D
L56[02:44:00] <Kodos> And arpeggio was the
wrong word
L57[02:44:27] <Kodos> Remember when you
were little, the first time you saw a piano, and you instinctively
hit every key on the piano, left to right? Yeah, I did that but
with computer.beep
L58[02:44:37] <Nirek> hehe
L59[02:44:58] <Kodos> I'm also using it as
game music
L60[02:45:01] <Kodos> Because yeah
L61[02:45:32] <Kodos> Gonna set up music as
coroutines, so the game's still playable
L62[02:45:59] <Kodos> Jesus, is it as
obvious to you as it is to me that I've had cola for the first time
in a week or so today?
L63[02:47:25] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L64[02:47:44] <PotatoTrumpet> How would you
assign the number of an string in a table to a variable
L65[02:47:55] <Kodos> var = table[1]
L66[02:48:10] <Kodos> Or wait
L67[02:48:12] <Kodos> Elaborate
L68[02:48:14] <PotatoTrumpet> I mean like
lets say I have "test" in the table
L69[02:48:17] <PotatoTrumpet> I don't know
where
L70[02:48:25] <PotatoTrumpet> but I need to
assign a var to it
L71[02:48:33] <Sandra> I love how popular
OC is these days.
L72[02:48:34] <Kodos> So you need to know
what slot of a table 'test' is in
L73[02:48:36] <Nirek> you have to iterate
over the table if you don't know a pointer to it
L74[02:48:40] <PotatoTrumpet> yes
L75[02:48:53] <Nirek> for k,v in
pairs(table)
L76[02:48:53] <Kodos> Yeah, you'll have to
just tick the table slots one by one until you string match
'test'
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L78[02:48:59] <PotatoTrumpet> ok
L79[02:49:07] <Nirek> and compare values
til you find it
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L81[02:49:20] <Sandra> there's only 71 more
users of computercraft than of OC.
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L83[02:49:27] <Sandra> :P
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L85[02:49:50] <Kodos> Just do what nirek
said, and string match the v to 'test'
L86[02:49:56] <Kodos> Then look at the
corresponding k
L88[02:50:23] <Nirek> though thats not
ovelry helpful
L89[02:50:38] <PotatoTrumpet> so it would
be like if t[x]=="test" then ... else ...?
L90[02:50:59] <Nirek> for k,v in
pairs(table) do if v == "blurb" then stuff end end
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L93[02:52:28] zsh
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L94[02:52:49] <PotatoTrumpet> oh yah,
should I seriliaze addresses?
L96[02:54:43] <Nirek> there's a helper
library to serialize data for messages, other than that, that's
mostly up to you how you want to transform your data
L98[02:58:41] <ShadowKatStudios> So I'm
watching Serial Experiments Lain on a Pentium 4 HT box running
Haiku. Do I win?
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L100[03:10:15] <PotatoTrumpet> Yes
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L105[03:50:58] <Kodos> I think I'm
evolving. I was going to ask a Lua question, but halfway through
wording it in my head, I figured out the answer
L106[03:51:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Tell the
problem to an inanimate object before asking it
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L108[03:51:42] <Kodos> Technically I did,
my keyboard
L109[03:52:01] <ShadowKatStudios> IIRC
it's called a rubber ducky or something
L110[03:52:37] <Kodos> Eh, I take showers,
not baths
L112[03:59:30] <Kodos> Well my
rubberducking keyboard says that I should just wrap it in a
function
L113[03:59:43] <Kodos> Since you can
define custom things in the () of a function
L114[03:59:48] <Vexatos> SKS: Awesome
11/10 best website
L115[03:59:53] <Kodos> (Working on a
seven-segment display)
L116[04:01:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Vexatos:
Can't tell if sarcastic or not
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L120[04:16:16] <SandraNicole> Can I ask
someone to notify me when OC is on 1.8? If I'm not already here
anyway.
L121[04:19:37] <SandraNicole> not that
that'll happen /anytime/ soon.
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L139[05:23:12] <PotatoTrumpet> night
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L143[05:28:40] <Kodos> Right
L144[05:28:48] <Kodos> Gonna go start
another load, then get a shower.
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L148[05:38:36] <Kodos> Anyone still
awake?
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L150[05:41:51] *
Magik6k just woke up
L151[05:42:43] <Kodos> Are you familiar
with gamax's MassSound addon?
L152[05:43:00] <Magik6k> I have it
installed on my modpack
L153[05:43:20] <Magik6k> but haven't time
to actually play with it ;p
L154[05:43:22] <Kodos> How hard would it
be to make a mod that just registers sounds to use with it
L155[05:43:28] <Kodos> Specifically .ogg
files
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L157[05:43:57] <Magik6k> Dunno, look at
source, there might be some API
L158[05:44:27] <Kodos> Source of
what?
L159[05:44:35] <Kodos> I think you
misunderstood
L160[05:44:47] <Kodos> I want to make a
mod that registers a folder of sounds I'll be adding, for use with
massSound
L161[05:44:53] <Magik6k> Of the mod
L162[05:44:59] <Kodos> There is no mod
yet
L163[05:45:01] <Kodos> That's what I'm
making
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L165[05:45:22] <Kodos> I want to create a
mod that registers a folder of sounds I'll be adding, for use with
massSound
L166[05:45:24] <Kodos> There,
rephrased
L167[05:45:33] <Magik6k> I meant source fo
massSound
L168[05:45:40] <Kodos> Oh
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L170[05:50:58] <Kodos> Oooh MassSound can
play up to 3 sounds at once
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L197[06:51:14] <Sangar> o/
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L200[06:52:12] <Vexatos> \o
L201[06:52:47] <Kodos> Sangar, I'm making
music for my game in Lua with coroutines of computer.beep =D
L202[06:53:02] <Sangar> haha, nice
:D
L204[06:53:47] -Kibibyte- [Kodos] wah wah sound
effect | by halotrevor | 5s | 78w1d ago | 79,329 views | Rated:
4.79/5.00
L205[06:53:49] <Kodos> For dying
L206[06:53:56] <Vexatos> Kodos, Beep
Card?
L207[06:54:03] <Kodos> Vexatos,
computer.beep
L208[06:54:04] <Vexatos> and my Song
API?
L209[06:54:04] <Vexatos> :P
L210[06:54:19] <Vexatos> Would allow you
to make actual songs
L211[06:54:21] <Kodos> I wasn't going to
add anything OC exclusive in, but CC's so buggy
L212[06:54:24] <Vexatos> with more than 1
sound channel :3
L213[06:54:34] <Kodos> Vexatos, does it
require anything other than the computer? ie note blocks
L214[06:55:25] <Kodos> Also Sangar how
does the frequency value translate to actual frequencies? Or is it
just some arbitrary number with 20 and 2000 representing a
range
L215[06:55:53] <Sangar> it's the actual
frequency of the (approximate) square wave
L216[06:57:47] <Kodos> Sangar, I kind of
want an Oscilloscope
L217[06:59:02] <Vexatos> Kodos, it
requires the computer to contain a Beep Card
L218[06:59:10] <Vexatos> nothing
else
L219[06:59:36] <Vexatos> Kodos, frequency
value is literally the frequency in Hertz
L220[06:59:43] <Kodos> Yeah I got
that
L222[07:00:14] <Vexatos> (See the table on
the bottom of the page)
L223[07:00:24] <Vexatos> That API is
natively inside OC
L224[07:00:28] <Vexatos> so feel free to
use it
L225[07:01:25] <Kodos> also
L226[07:01:28] <Kodos> I got the new
computronics
L227[07:01:31] <Kodos> I dont see a beep
card
L228[07:01:34] <Kodos> Checking the OC tab
now
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L230[07:01:49] <Vexatos> Kodos, beep card
will be in the next version
L231[07:01:53] <Kodos> Ah
L232[07:01:57] <Kodos> Sooo what you're
saying is
L233[07:02:00] <Kodos> The thing I need, I
can't have yet
L234[07:02:10] <Vexatos> which will be
released as soon as asie takes a break from fixing bugs in
BuildCraft
L235[07:02:16] <Vexatos> Kodos, you want
it?
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L238[07:02:28] <Vexatos> There you
are
L239[07:02:39] <Kodos> Well if I'm going
to use it, I may as well start using it now to compose
L240[07:02:39] <Vexatos> It's literally
about to be released
L241[07:02:43] <Vexatos> just need to wait
for sie
L242[07:02:56] <Kodos> Will I need to
update asielib again
L243[07:03:05] <Vexatos> You got
0.3.3?
L244[07:03:14] <Kodos> .5
L245[07:03:16] <Vexatos> Okay
L246[07:03:20] <Vexatos> That's
perfect
L247[07:03:36] <Vexatos> Btw, Kodos, you
might want to use the beep card with the song API
L248[07:03:37] <Kodos> Do you have any
example 'songs'
L249[07:03:42] <Vexatos> "oppm
install song"
L250[07:03:45] <Kodos> bleh
L252[07:03:47] <Vexatos> This one
L255[07:04:02] <Vexatos> This is an
example song using multiple sound channels
L256[07:04:12] <Caitlyn> Heya Sangar I
just noticed I AM naming the component with
.withComponent(getComponentName()).create() which is returning the
proper name
L257[07:04:14] <Vexatos> (The win95
startup sound)
L258[07:04:41] <skyem123> I need to go
now
L259[07:04:48] <Vexatos> Kodos, as you can
see, every table inside the table is one sound channel
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L261[07:04:52] <Vexatos> so you can have
up to 8 tables
L262[07:05:07] <Vexatos> See song.lua for
a syntax description
L263[07:05:11] <Vexatos> for the notes
themselves
L264[07:05:17] <Vexatos> Caitlyn, are you
using NamedBlock?
L265[07:05:17] <Kodos> I had to do th at
table inside a table nonsense for my monster list
L266[07:05:21] <Sangar> Caitlyn, did you
see my reply on Github? explained why naming in block drivers is a
bit different
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L269[07:06:04] <Caitlyn> Ahh I missed
that... I'm like 90% asleep here
L270[07:06:06] <Vexatos> Tables inside
tabled?
L271[07:06:08] <Vexatos> tables*
L273[07:06:11] <Vexatos> ^ madness
L274[07:06:12] <Caitlyn> sorry
L275[07:06:18] <Kodos> Madness?
L276[07:06:19] <Kodos> This
L277[07:06:20] <Kodos> is
L278[07:06:20] <Kodos> LUA
L279[07:06:34] <Vexatos> Lua*
L280[07:06:39] <Kodos> Also <3 Advanced
Cipher block
L281[07:06:42] <Kodos> And I know, I was
implying screaming
L282[07:06:44] <Kodos> Because text
L283[07:06:51] <Vexatos> This is
madness!
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L285[07:06:52] <Leonidas>
Madness....?
L286[07:06:52] <Leonidas> THIS.
L287[07:06:53] <Leonidas> IS.
L288[07:06:53] <Leonidas> #oc!!
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L290[07:06:54] <EnderBot2> Seriously, what
did you think this was?
L291[07:06:59] <Vexatos> ^ that's how you
do it
L292[07:07:02] <Kodos> Lol
L293[07:07:06] <Kodos> Okay, so
L294[07:07:09] <Sangar> Caitlyn, np
:)
L295[07:07:10] <Kodos> Advanced Cipher
Block
L296[07:07:19] <Vexatos> Yea, that block
was a headache of work
L297[07:07:21] <Kodos> Can I use this to
hash things like login info
L298[07:07:26] <Kodos> And then check
someone's input against those hashes
L299[07:07:58] <Vexatos> That's what RSA
is about
L300[07:08:37] <DeanIsaKitty> RSA != Hash
function.
L301[07:08:41] <Vexatos> Yea
L304[07:09:34] <Vexatos> Although I need
to update that forum post .-.
L305[07:10:08] <dangranos> but
computronics tapes...
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L307[07:11:06] <Vexatos> dangranos, you
can technically make arbitrary sounds with that, but it's a lot
harder than using an API and beeping with a rather simple music
sheet syntax
L308[07:11:59] <Vexatos> Also, Sangar, the
beep card wasn't working because I made it request energy: "1
OC * duration * <number of channels>"
L309[07:12:06] <Vexatos> Guess what,
duration was in miliseconds
L310[07:12:22] <Vexatos> So it was
requesting about 4500 OC every beep
L311[07:12:23] <Vexatos> >__>
L312[07:12:27] <Sangar> haha, the most
expensive sound ever :P
L313[07:12:30] <Sangar> now if that isn't
art
L314[07:12:30] <Vexatos> Yea
L315[07:12:43] <Vexatos> "1 OC *
duration/1000D * <number of channels>"
L316[07:12:45] <Vexatos> fixed it
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L320[07:18:00] <Kodos> Bleh, I want
install.lua to install whatever's on a floppy
L321[07:18:15] <Vexatos> Kodos, what do
you want to install?
L322[07:18:29] <Kodos> I had put the oppm
floppy in my drive, and out of habit just typed 'install'
L323[07:18:35] <Kodos> Didn't even think
to look what it was installing
L324[07:19:00] <Vexatos> Just type in
"oppm"
L325[07:19:03] <Vexatos> Should
auto-install
L326[07:19:15] <Vexatos> assuming your OC
version isn't more than 2 weeks old
L327[07:19:22] <Kodos> Few days,
tops
L328[07:19:24] <Vexatos> if it is, type in
"oppm install oppm"
L329[07:19:25] <Kodos> Also I think I
broke something
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L332[07:19:56] <Vexatos> Can't you
reboot?
L333[07:20:06] <Vexatos> If not, reinstall
your OS
L334[07:20:14] <Kodos> Rebooting worked,
just not sure what I did lol
L335[07:20:44] <Vexatos> so yea, to
auto-install oppm
L336[07:20:50] <Vexatos> just insert
floppy and type "oppm"
L337[07:21:08] <Kodos> Did that
L338[07:21:14] <Vexatos> Then remove the
floppy
L339[07:21:18] <Kodos> But now when I use
oppm install 'whateverhere' it just reinstalls oppm lol
L340[07:21:20] <Kodos> Ahh
L341[07:21:22] <Vexatos> and OPPM will
work
L342[07:21:41] <Kodos> How do I get a list
of programs
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L344[07:22:19] <Kodos> Uhhh
L346[07:22:54] <Caitlyn> Thanks Sangar,
NamedBlock did the trick... who knows how long that's been broken
lol
L348[07:23:18] <Sangar> a long time (tm)?
:P
L349[07:23:24] <Vexatos> Kodos, oppm
list?
L350[07:23:41] <Vexatos> Kodos, what the f
are you doing
L352[07:23:51] <Vexatos> just. install.
oppm. and. remove. the. damn. floppy.
L354[07:24:00] <Kodos> FUCKING
L355[07:24:01] <Kodos> DID
L356[07:24:12] <Vexatos> Then /op-manager
should not exist anymore
L357[07:24:15] <Kodos> I'd make a video
but I have a potato internet
L358[07:24:15] <Sangar> looks like you
broke the file system >_>
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L360[07:24:21] <Kodos> \o/
L361[07:24:22] <Vexatos> Kodos, reinstall
your OS
L362[07:24:25] <Caitlyn> Such
anger...
L363[07:24:27] <Vexatos> Should fix
it
L365[07:24:34] <Caitlyn> wtf is this,
windows? :P
L366[07:24:54] <Kodos> I think I know what
I did
L367[07:24:56] <Kodos> Sec
L368[07:25:32] <Kodos> Problem solved
because huehue have you tried turning it off and then on
again
L369[07:25:56] <Kodos> ...
L370[07:25:58] <Kodos> 'oppm list'
L371[07:26:01] <Kodos> 'file not
found'
L372[07:26:39] <Vexatos> Kodos, just
reinstall your OS and try again
L373[07:27:55] <Kodos> There, now it
works
L374[07:28:29] <Kodos> oppm list should be
two columns. It's so populated, it scrolls through the first
half
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L376[07:28:50] <Sangar> so that error...
there as a node in the fs tree referring to a removed file system.
which is odd.
L377[07:29:36] <Kodos> Something I broke,
or something that's broken with OC?
L379[07:29:51] <Kodos> err I'm gonna
assume it was me
L380[07:30:42] <Sangar> not sure yet.
probably Vexatos' fault :P
L381[07:31:12] <Vexatos> Certainly
L382[07:31:30] <Vexatos> Kodos, there is a
reason "oppm list" takes arguments
L383[07:31:45] <Kodos> I only saw -i in
usagea
L384[07:31:51] <Kodos> usage*
L385[07:33:01] <Kodos> I got it
L386[07:33:12] <Vexatos> "'oppm list
[-i] <filter>' to get a list of available packages containing
the specified substring"
L387[07:33:12] <Kodos> Anyway to have it
grab them all?
L388[07:33:18] <Vexatos> oppm list a
L389[07:33:23] <Vexatos> to get every
package with name a
L390[07:33:24] <Kodos> download*
L391[07:33:29] <Vexatos> No
L393[07:33:38] <Vexatos> you need to
install each package manually
L394[07:33:47] <Vexatos> But some packages
depend on otehrs
L395[07:33:52] <Vexatos> so they will get
auto-downloaded
L396[07:33:55] <Vexatos> others*
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L399[07:37:32] <Magik6k> Sangar, Do you
think that gamax92 vcomponent could be put into
boot/04_component.lua in OpenOS by default? if anyone wants to make
virtual component there'd be no need to mess with additional
libs
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L401[07:37:38] <Vexatos> oh wait
L402[07:37:42] <Vexatos> Kodos,
L403[07:37:50] <Vexatos> <
Kodos>
oppm list should be two columns. It's so
populated, it scrolls through the first half
L404[07:37:54] <Vexatos> It should
actually not
L405[07:37:58] <Vexatos> I just
remembered
L406[07:38:00] <Kodos> Yeah, it was me
hitting a key to alt tab
L407[07:38:01] <Kodos> yeah
L408[07:38:02] <Kodos> I know
L409[07:38:06] <Vexatos> Ah okay
L410[07:38:16] <Sangar> Magik6k, how big
is it?
L411[07:38:46] <Vexatos> HAHAHA
Sangar
L412[07:38:53] <Magik6k> as lib it's 3k,
but if it was merged into existing boot script it'd be 1k I
think
L413[07:38:54] <Sangar> and isn't it in
oppm anyway?
L415[07:39:02] <Magik6k> Sangar, ^
L417[07:39:23] <Vexatos> Sangar ^
L418[07:39:23] <Vexatos> xD
L419[07:39:31] <Sangar> Vexatos, gj
:P
L420[07:39:33] <Vexatos> My computer is so
slow
L421[07:39:37] <Vexatos> it crashes the
GC
L422[07:39:50] <Vexatos> s
L423[07:39:58] <Magik6k> Sangar, It is,
but this makes some mess and I(and probably many others) don't
allways use OPPM
L424[07:40:00] <Vexatos> [13:36:44]
[Server thread/WARN]: Can't keep up! Did the system time change, or
is the server overloaded? Running 3004ms behind, skipping 60
tick(s)
L425[07:40:01] <Vexatos> :3
L426[07:40:11] <Vexatos> Magik6k, you
don't? D:
L427[07:40:31] <Kodos> Vexatos, a lot of
people probably don't know what the oppm even stands for
L428[07:40:43] <Vexatos> OpenPrograms
package manager :3
L429[07:40:49] <Kodos> Yes, I know
that
L430[07:40:53] <Kodos> but not everyone
hangs out in IRC
L431[07:40:54] <Sangar> Magik6k, dunno.
it's a slippery slope so to speak...
L432[07:40:59] <Kodos> And not everyone
*Nix's
L433[07:41:07] <Vexatos> Kodos, same for
any other loot disk
L434[07:41:15] <Vexatos> you will need to
find out what they do yourself
L435[07:41:19] <Vexatos> that's their
point
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L437[07:41:31] <Kodos> Vexatos, at the
very least, you should add a man file
L438[07:41:44] <Vexatos> Should be pretty
easy to realize that OPPM is a lightweight ripoff of apt-get
L439[07:41:51] <Vexatos> Kodos, no clue
how I do that
L440[07:41:53] <Vexatos> and I'm
lazy
L441[07:41:56] <Kodos> Assuming someone
knows what apt-get is
L442[07:45:19] <Vexatos>
>____>
L443[07:45:30] <Vexatos> I might make a
man page
L444[07:45:39] <Vexatos> but a) I need to
figure out how and b) I am lazy
L445[07:45:46] <Magik6k> Sangar, I'll try
to do this, and eventually PR
L446[07:47:21] <Kodos> I feel like there
should be a blacklist on labelling a floppy "OpenOS" by
anything other than installing the OpenOS disk
L447[07:47:32] <Sangar> Vexatos, create a
text file name oppm.man. enter text. be done. :P (preferably: copy
an existing one for consistency of formatting, but hey)
L448[07:47:46] <Vexatos> Meh
L449[07:47:51] <Vexatos> Now I need to get
some man text
L451[07:50:34] <Sangar> Magik6k, just to
be clear, i'm not promising i'll pull it. i guess we can take the
approach of bloating openos some more to encourage custom oses,
tho, so we'll see :P
L452[07:50:55] <Ir7_o> Josh?
L453[07:51:09] <Kodos> Which one?
L454[07:53:24] <Ir7_o> Ender
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L456[07:53:48] <Vexatos> Sangar, I'd not
bloat it too much
L457[07:53:50] <SoniEx2> hi
L458[07:54:01] <Kodos> Howdy Soni
L459[07:54:01] <Vexatos> that's actually
what OPPM was made for
L460[07:55:02] <Vexatos> Magik6k, you
don't by chance want to write a manual page for OPPM?
L461[07:55:12] <Sangar> Vexatos, i know.
that's why i'm not really a fan of the idea of adding it.
L462[07:55:28] <Kodos> Vexatos, if I can
compose an 8 bit chip tune with square waves, you can write a man
page
L463[07:56:56] <Magik6k> Vexatos, I can do
some copy-pasta from manpage for mpt2, it should fit oppm as
well
L464[07:59:37] <SoniEx2> does OPPM do P2P
and signing?
L465[08:00:06] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, IDFK
from where you got this idea
L466[08:00:27] <SoniEx2> Magik6k, my own
IRL package manager
L467[08:01:01] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, why the
hell would you need to sign OC packages
L468[08:01:05] <Magik6k> also p2p..
wat?
L469[08:01:09] <SoniEx2> Magik6k, for
P2P
L470[08:01:18] <SoniEx2> saves server
bandwidth
L471[08:01:36] <Vexatos> And who the f
cares about github's server bandwidth
L472[08:01:47] <Vexatos> or your own
L473[08:01:53] <Vexatos> if you are
downloading 12kB files
L474[08:02:03] <Magik6k> 12kb.. huh
L475[08:02:34] <SoniEx2> meh :/
L476[08:02:56] <SoniEx2> do it for
fun/because you can?
L477[08:03:34] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, what did
you mean by p2p(coz I guess internal packet passing from one pc
with internet card to another)
L478[08:03:42] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, do it
urself then
L479[08:03:48] <Kodos> Magik6k, peer to
peer
L480[08:04:11] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, It's not
really hard if you have routing(from my network floppy for
example)
L481[08:04:27] <Kodos> Isn't network also
on oppm?
L482[08:04:43] <Magik6k> Kodos, It is, but
outdated I think
L483[08:04:50] <Magik6k> I'll have to
update it
L484[08:05:17] <SoniEx2> signing first,
then P2P
L485[08:05:48] <SoniEx2> why signing? to
make P2P work safely
L486[08:06:35] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, I made
network, Vexatos made chipper block(Computronics), that's totally
enough to do all this stuff
L487[08:07:01] <SoniEx2> also, does anyone
know if the API for mounting a table is stable?
L488[08:07:50] <Kodos>
s/chipper/cipher
L489[08:07:51] <Kibibyte> <Magik6k>
SoniEx2, I made network, Vexatos made cipher block(Computronics),
that's totally enough to do all this stuff
L490[08:08:06] <Kodos> I'd advise against
mounting a table, you might fall
L491[08:08:29] <SoniEx2> lol
L492[08:08:33] <Kodos> As of right now,
all APIs for vanilla OC are stable afaik
L493[08:08:53] <SoniEx2> ok so it's safe
to mount a table as a FS?
L494[08:09:00] <SoniEx2> (custom table
that is)
L495[08:09:15] <Kodos> Have an example
case of what you're doing?
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L497[08:10:09] <SoniEx2> RSA encrypting a
FS?
L498[08:11:57] <Kodos> I'd look into the
advanced Cipher block from Computronics, honestly
L499[08:12:16] <Kodos> With that and
Magik's network stuff, you could probably do that easier than
implementing your own way
L500[08:13:29] <SoniEx2> why would I need
network stuff for encrypting a FS?
L501[08:13:56] <Kodos> Remote FS access,
server-sided stored hashed RSA keys, uhh
L502[08:14:06] <Kodos> Magik6k, help me
out here
L503[08:14:15] <SoniEx2> remote...
what?!
L504[08:14:26] <SoniEx2> I'm talking about
local FS encryption with RSA
L505[08:14:37] <Kodos> It was a bonus,
chill out
L506[08:14:39] <SoniEx2> so my git keys
can be safe
L507[08:15:23] <Kodos> What the hell are
you even doing that you need your git keys
L508[08:15:29] <Kodos> in OC that is
L509[08:16:15] <SoniEx2> bbiab
L510[08:16:18] <Vexatos> He's making a git
client
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L513[08:26:45] <Whiskon> Caitlyn, are the
Events of LanteaCraft in OC still the same?
L514[08:27:09] <Caitlyn> yes
L515[08:28:00] <Whiskon> k, thanks
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L518[08:30:13] <Sangar> anyone know of any
bugs in the recent builds that are not on the tracker?
L519[08:31:05] <tattyseal> not really a
bug, more of a question, should there be a way to edit the BIOS
cards? if yes, there isn't and you have a bug, else you have a
suggestion
L520[08:31:50] <Sangar> you mean
eeprom?
L521[08:32:02] <Sangar> you can rewrite
them using component.eeprom.set(newCode)
L522[08:32:19] <tattyseal> Ok, no bugs. No
suggestions :)
L523[08:32:28] <tattyseal> (so far
anyway)
L524[08:32:32] <Sangar> cool :)
L525[08:33:38] <Sangar> because i want to
release 1.4.2 today, so now would be a good time to report stuff.
as opposed to... directly after the release :P
L526[08:34:27] <tattyseal> Guarantee 1
person after 1 minute of release, "i have a bug report"
-.-
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L531[08:36:46] <Vexatos> :3
L532[08:37:17] <tattyseal> what the
actual?
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L534[08:37:48] <tattyseal> On the bright
side, my Sound Card addon now has installable components, now to
get them showing up in the components list :P
L535[08:37:55] <Sangar> Vexatos, totally
missing the *ding - ding - ding - ding* in the end :P
L536[08:38:00] <Vexatos> Sangar, Not
missed
L537[08:38:10] <Vexatos> but I didn't want
autorun.lua to take 20 seconds
L538[08:38:15] <Sangar> haha
L539[08:38:16] <Inari> do you get those
boot-up-beeps when you turn them on manually?x D
L540[08:38:18] <Vexatos> before launching
the shell
L541[08:38:29] <Vexatos> Inari, yes you
do
L542[08:38:33] <Vexatos> thanks to
autorun.lua
L543[08:38:48] <Vexatos> There is no
"windows 95" gate action
L544[08:38:49] <Vexatos> :P
L545[08:38:59] <Vexatos> I just had that
because I wanted to start it with a lever
L546[08:39:12] <Inari> Vexatos: well i
mean the simple beep that you hear when boot xD
L547[08:39:21] <Vexatos> Ah yea
L548[08:39:24] <Vexatos> it beeps
once
L549[08:39:24] <Nirek> do those gate
actions work on robots?
L550[08:39:27] <Inari> hmm dont think i
ever got those
L551[08:39:29] <Sangar> the simple beep is
the lua bios
L552[08:39:34] <Vexatos> showing it has
started successfilly
L553[08:39:36] <tattyseal> You should try
and replicate the Windows 8/7 start-up sound with it :3
L554[08:39:36] <Vexatos> fully*
L555[08:39:39] <Vexatos> one short
beep
L556[08:39:43] <Vexatos> like RL
motherboards
L557[08:39:57] <Vexatos> tattyseal, yea
right
L558[08:40:00] <tattyseal> haha
L559[08:40:03] <Vexatos> that alone took
me a day to make
L560[08:40:11] <Vexatos> (Actually it took
me a day to make the API for)
L561[08:40:13] <Whiskon> Caitlyn, there is
a bug with the sgIncoming event. WHen i let the computer print the
Chevrons the computer prints a K instead of an H
L562[08:40:16] <Sangar> since a few
commits back it even does beep codes for errors :> long short
being no ram e.g.
L563[08:40:42] <tattyseal> ^^ This is why
I like Dev Builds
L565[08:40:47] <Vexatos> That's the
sound
L566[08:41:26] <tattyseal> Thats pretty
epic xD
L567[08:42:00] <tattyseal>
item.soundCard2.name now plays well with cases, and doesn't cause
all blocks and items to be available as addon cards xP
L568[08:42:23] <Vexatos> what does your
sound card do?
L569[08:42:35] <Vexatos> (Which is
obviously worse than mine because mine allows beeping)
L570[08:42:51] <Vexatos> Beep Card 11/10
best sound card. Sangar approves
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L572[08:43:11] <Sangar> "It's OK,
8/10"
L573[08:43:40] <Vexatos> Sangar, you just
don't want to scare away competitors :3
L574[08:43:48] <tattyseal> Sound Card does
nothing currently, planning support for records and stuff like that
though :P
L575[08:43:55] <Vexatos> records?
L576[08:44:01] <Sangar> Vexatos, that's
just the metascore :P
L577[08:44:04] <Vexatos> What WILL it do
than?
L578[08:44:09] <Vexatos> Sangar,
lies
L579[08:44:14] <Vexatos> s/than/then
L580[08:44:14] <Kibibyte> <Vexatos>
What WILL it do then?
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L582[08:44:52] <tattyseal> I can't tell if
this is intended or not, I took a GPU out of the case, and switched
moved the other one into the slot, now the monitor is no longer
working :/
L583[08:45:13] <Vexatos> tattyseal,
reboot
L584[08:45:28] <tattyseal> I did, nothing.
But replacing the old gpu caused the monitor to work again
L585[08:45:39] <Kodos> You likely need to
primary the new one
L586[08:45:52] <tattyseal> Yeah, its like
a real PC. :P
L587[08:46:15] <Kodos> Actually
L588[08:46:22] <Kodos> Does a keyboard
need to be touching the screen, or just on the 'grid' of
components
L589[08:47:44] <tattyseal> Ah ha!
Replacing while it is active works, but not when it has shut
down.
L590[08:47:44] <Vexatos> Kodos, it needs
to be adjacent to the screen
L591[08:47:48] <Vexatos> somehow
adjacent
L592[08:47:52] <Vexatos> not even visually
connected
L594[08:49:12] <Caitlyn> Chevron 7 was
"H"
L595[08:49:43] <Caitlyn> And that gates
address is "AAAPAAHAA" which is exactly what came
through
L596[08:49:46] <tattyseal> Trying to
figure out how to make my sound card show up in the components list
:P
L597[08:50:02] <Whiskon> Hmm, i tested it
another way
L598[08:50:11] <Whiskon> i got dialled not
i am the one who dials
L599[08:50:23] <Sangar> tattyseal, does it
have a driver yet, and did you register it?
L600[08:50:28] <Caitlyn> the computer
printing that was the gate being diled
L601[08:50:39] <tattyseal> Yes, I
implement driver.Item and Driver.add it :P
L602[08:50:47] <Sangar> okthen :P
L603[08:50:54] <Whiskon> now i know
L604[08:51:07] <Whiskon> it didnt print
the address of my gate
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L606[08:51:17] <Whiskon> it printed the
address of gate that's dialling me
L607[08:51:22] <Caitlyn> yeah sgIncoming
is like caller ID
L608[08:51:42] <Whiskon> k, then
everything is alright
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L610[08:51:45] <Caitlyn> with it you can
setup a whitelist of gates that can dial you
L611[08:51:48] <Vexatos>
<Vexatos> What
WILL it do than?
L612[08:51:51] <Vexatos> tattyseal ^
L613[08:51:56] <Caitlyn> and send a
disconnect event if they're not on that list
L614[08:52:04] <Vexatos> What will your
sound card do?
L615[08:52:04] <SoniEx2> Vexatos, can you
not call me a he?
L616[08:52:06] <Caitlyn> since we don't
have irises yet it's the next best thing
L617[08:52:32] <Vexatos> huh?
L618[08:52:33] <Whiskon> is there already
a date when we get irises? :D
L619[08:52:41] <Vexatos> Xd
L620[08:52:44] <Caitlyn> When LC2 is
released.
L621[08:52:46] <tattyseal> It will
basically be able to play Minecraft Records from a Computer and
stuff like that :3
L622[08:52:51] <SoniEx2> <+Vexatos>
He's making a git client
L623[08:52:55] <Caitlyn> they exist in
code ATM, and they even work....
L624[08:53:02] <Vexatos> SoniEx2, sorry
>_>
L625[08:53:06] <Caitlyn> but they've not
been implemented in a useful way for end users
L626[08:53:14] <Whiskon> Okay, and the
Ring Transporters will be in LC2 released too?
L627[08:53:17] <Vexatos> Sangar: Isn't
there already a way in OC to play records?
L628[08:53:20] <Caitlyn> Hopefully,
yes.
L629[08:53:24] <SoniEx2> thanks
L630[08:53:26] <Vexatos> tattyseal, define
"stuff like that"
L631[08:53:37] <Whiskon> Very Nice
:D
L632[08:53:40] <Vexatos> gamax92 already
has a card allowing you to play any sound in the game
L633[08:53:49] <Vexatos> I have a card
allowing you to make sounds using computer.beep >_>
L634[08:53:53] <SoniEx2> anvil
falling?
L635[08:54:00] <Vexatos> and your card
allows playing records
L636[08:54:05] <Vexatos> so many cards
:P
L637[08:54:09] <Vexatos> SoniEx2, yes,
that as well
L638[08:54:10] <tattyseal> Maybe read MIDI
files or even MP3s for the higher tiers, I honestly just want to
get a working card and then go from there :P
L639[08:54:20] <Vexatos> Won't be
possible
L640[08:54:20] <SoniEx2> ooh that would be
a nice prank
L641[08:54:25] <Vexatos> MP3 files are far
too large
L642[08:54:26] <SoniEx2> link?
L643[08:54:38] <Vexatos> to fit on any
HDD
L644[08:54:49] <Vexatos> There is a reason
the Computronics tape drive uses DFPWM
L645[08:54:50] <tattyseal> Well then,
:P.
L646[08:55:00] <Vexatos> Which compresses
32MB -> 1 MB
L647[08:55:20] <Vexatos> Actually, it
compresses 4 minutes of music -> 1 MB
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L649[08:56:06] <tattyseal> I have a MP3
that is 162kb >_>
L650[08:56:12] <SoniEx2> Vexatos, link to
gamax92 's card?
L651[08:56:27] <SoniEx2> tattyseal, it
won't ever play MP3s
L653[08:56:41] <SoniEx2> MP3 is
proprietary
L654[08:56:55] <tattyseal> I will stick to
.MID files then :3
L655[08:57:09] <Vexatos> I'll just stick
to DFPWM
L656[08:57:21] <Vexatos> and music
tapes
L657[08:57:23] <Vexatos> and the tape
drive
L658[08:57:39] <gamax92> Oh right
Vexatos
L659[08:57:48] <gamax92> Fix the gui
L660[08:57:59] <tattyseal> Well then.
Anyone have any card requests? :P
L661[08:58:00] <gamax92> Then fix it
again
L662[08:58:02] <Vexatos> gamax92, I don't
know how
L663[08:58:06] <gamax92> Lol
L664[08:58:16] <Vexatos> it's asie's
thing
L665[08:58:19] <Vexatos> Sangar: HELP
D:
L666[08:58:56] <gamax92> oh, then I'll go
look at it
L667[08:59:12] <Vexatos> gamax92, I know
it's not synchronizing server->client properly
L668[08:59:31] <Vexatos> but if Waila is
present, it is, since waila is forcing client updates for some
reason
L669[09:00:30] <Vexatos> gamax92, join
#computronics
L670[09:00:59] <tattyseal> I just had a
new idea, SATA Card :P
L671[09:01:17] <SoniEx2> I just had a new
idea
L672[09:01:19] <SoniEx2> asm.lua
card
L673[09:01:29] <SoniEx2> provides
package.loadlib
L674[09:01:32] <SoniEx2> and
package.cpath
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L677[09:02:38] <ds84182> gamax92, GOD
DAMMNIT WHY IS HE HERE
L678[09:02:39] <ds84182> I mean
L679[09:02:41] <ds84182> Hello
SoniEx2.
L680[09:03:00] <SoniEx2> hi
L681[09:03:10] <gamax92> yes exactly
L682[09:04:32] <SoniEx2> I'm a she btw
>.>
L683[09:05:03] <gamax92> Default gender of
internet is male
L684[09:05:07] <CompanionCube> Can we have
an Anti-Soni card?
L685[09:05:12] <gamax92> Yes
L686[09:05:34] <CompanionCube> t
L687[09:05:45] <SoniEx2> and we're back at
everyone attacking me again >.>
L688[09:05:52] <CompanionCube> T1 projects
an exclusion radius of 3 blocks, T2 6, T3 12
L689[09:06:06] <Ender> Ir7_o, you
pinged?
L690[09:06:12] ***
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L692[09:07:27] <Kodos> Folks, let's try to
be a little nicer to Soni until (S)he gives us a reason not
to
L693[09:07:43] <SoniEx2> >.>
L694[09:08:14] <SoniEx2> eh this is gonna
take a while I guess :/
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L696[09:08:32] <gamax92> Alright
L697[09:08:32] ***
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L698[09:09:50] <gamax92> C:\>_
L699[09:10:34] <samis> gamax92, ew
dos
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L701[09:11:07] <gamax92> no I just set
that as my PS1
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L704[09:13:38] *
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L706[09:14:15] *
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L710[09:16:13] <Ender> morn--afternoon
all
L711[09:19:09] <ds84182> Hai
L712[09:19:49] <ds84182> This makes so
much sense. If I attempt to deepcopy the global environment I run
out of memory, but if I write it into a file and load it I have
boatloads of memory left
L713[09:20:12] <Ender> lol?
L714[09:20:21] <SoniEx2> ds84182,
deepcopy?
L715[09:20:30] <ds84182> yes.
L716[09:20:34] <ds84182> copying a
table
L717[09:20:38] <ds84182> and then copying
more tables
L718[09:20:45] <ds84182> for some reason
OC just fails
L719[09:20:45] <SoniEx2> ds84182, what
code do you use?
L720[09:21:13] <gamax92> Inb4
SoniEx2/deepcopy.lua
L722[09:21:30] <ds84182> It works with
small tables
L723[09:21:42] <ds84182> but runs out of
memory for large ones
L725[09:21:57] <gamax92> Damn was
close
L726[09:22:01] <SoniEx2> (deep_mode2 that
is)
L727[09:22:33] <ds84182> Well I already
solved the problem :P
L728[09:22:45] <SoniEx2> but I'm
curious
L729[09:23:02] <ds84182>
butmyproblemissolved
L730[09:23:13] <SoniEx2> but I handle
__copy
L731[09:24:28] ⇦
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L733[09:25:09] <ds84182> really the part
with for key, value in next, inp do
L734[09:25:40] <SoniEx2> next() is
basically pairs() without respecting __pairs
L735[09:25:53] <gamax92> oh cool
L736[09:26:10] <SoniEx2> next() is
returned by the default pairs()
L737[09:26:18] <SoniEx2> (aka when you
don't have a __pairs metamethod)
L738[09:26:24] <ds84182> Hmm...
L739[09:26:29] <SoniEx2> pairs(t) ->
next, t, nil
L740[09:26:55] <ds84182> I actually didn't
know you could have comma separated values there
L741[09:27:09] <gamax92> ^
L742[09:27:18] <SoniEx2> I also use it
with string.find .-.
L743[09:27:57] <ds84182> #lua for s,e,m in
string.find, "ducks", "." do print(s,e,m)
end
L744[09:27:57] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1 1 |
nil
L745[09:28:07] <ds84182> er
L746[09:28:08] <SoniEx2> it's not that
simple
L747[09:28:09] <ds84182> oh
L748[09:28:21] *
ds84182 breaks down a wall
L749[09:30:18] <SoniEx2> #lua for s,e,m in
function(t, l) if l > 0 then local x,y = string.find(t[1], t[2],
l) return string.find(t[1], t[2], y+1) else return
string.find(t[1], t[2], l + 1)
L750[09:30:18] <SoniEx2> end end,
{"ducks", "(.)"}, 0 do print(s,e,m) end
L751[09:30:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
'end' expected near '<eof>'
L752[09:30:27] <SoniEx2> uhh meh
L753[09:30:51] <SoniEx2> #lua for s,e,m in
function(t, l) if l > 0 then local x,y = string.find(t[1], t[2],
l) return string.find(t[1], t[2], y+1) else return
string.find(t[1], t[2], l + 1) end end, {"ducks",
"(.)"}, 0 do print(s.e.m) end
L754[09:30:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
attempt to index local 's' (a number value)
L755[09:30:57] <SoniEx2> fail
L756[09:31:02] <SoniEx2> >.>
L757[09:31:07] <SoniEx2> #lua for s,e,m in
function(t, l) if l > 0 then local x,y = string.find(t[1], t[2],
l) return string.find(t[1], t[2], y+1) else return
string.find(t[1], t[2], l + 1) end end, {"ducks",
"(.)"}, 0 do print(s,e,m) end
L758[09:31:07] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1 1 d |
2 2 u | 3 3 c | 4 4 k | 5 5 s | nil
L759[09:31:19] <SoniEx2> ds84182, I'm a
derp but see? ^
L760[09:31:35] <ds84182> hmm, its not that
short tho
L761[09:31:51] <SoniEx2> if you wanna do
it properly
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L763[09:32:04] <SoniEx2> otherwise,
uhh...
L764[09:32:10] <tattyseal> Trying to see
where Items like the HDD get their UUID for addInformation
>.>
L765[09:32:46] <SoniEx2> #lua for s,e,m in
function(x,y) return string.find(x, "(.)", y+1) end,
"ducks", 0 do print(s,e,m) end
L766[09:32:47] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1 1 d |
2 2 u | 3 3 c | 4 4 k | 5 5 s | nil
L767[09:33:11] <SoniEx2> (only works for
fixed length patterns and you have to change that `+1` to the
pattern length)
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L769[09:34:54] <SoniEx2> bbiab
L770[09:36:19] <dangranos> :O
L771[09:36:28] <Ender> ....
L772[09:36:34] <Ender> botspam in #ocbots
please
L773[09:37:17] <Kodos> Realization for the
day : The Magic School Bus is really just the extended adventures
of River Song
L774[09:38:38] <dangranos> i am shocked:
<SoniEx2> I'm a she btw >.>
L775[09:41:37] <gamax92> Realization for
the day : SoniEx2 is female
L776[09:42:02] <dangranos> *of?
L777[09:42:18] <gamax92> What?
L778[09:42:53] <dangranos> why there is
"for"?
L779[09:43:24] <gamax92> Ask Kodos
L780[09:43:57] <vifino> gamax92: wat, soni
is here?
L781[09:44:06] <gamax92> Yes
L782[09:44:10] <vifino> Dont tell
Daiyousei abou.. Oh hello Daiyousei.
L783[09:44:28] <gamax92> Die, you
say?
L784[09:46:07] <SoniEx2> >.>
L785[09:47:51] <Daiyousei> DAIYOUSEI BEST
FAIRY
L786[09:47:54] *
samis2 misgenders SoniEx2
L787[09:49:41] <vifino> Great(er)
Fairy!
L788[09:49:44] <vifino> Herro
L789[09:49:54] <Daiyousei> ayy
L790[09:50:18] <gamax92> If we have solid
state drives do we have liquid state drives?
L791[09:50:30] <tattyseal> Does anyone
know how to get the address of a component with java/scala?
L792[09:50:46] <Daiyousei> gamax92:
yes
L793[09:50:51] *
gamax92 pokes Vexatos
L794[09:51:13] <ds84182> uh
L795[09:51:19] <Ender> gamax92, if you
heat solid state drives up enough, they become cloud storage
L796[09:51:27] <ds84182> gaseous state
drives.
L797[09:51:28] <gamax92> lol
L798[09:51:29] *
Vexatos has been poked successfully
L799[09:51:58] <Vexatos> tattyseal, the
Node instance should have some method
L800[09:52:11] <Vexatos> gamax92, why did
you poke me
L801[09:52:14] <tattyseal> Ok,
thanks
L802[09:52:18] <gamax92> tattyseal
L803[09:52:29] <tattyseal> Yes
gamax92?
L804[09:52:45] <gamax92> Was answering
Vexatos
L805[09:53:19] *
ds84182 spawns a kernelspace process from userspace.
L806[09:53:25] <ds84182>
lelaccessdenied
L807[09:53:49] <gamax92>
lelaccess...granted?wot
L808[09:54:16] <Kodos> Welp
L809[09:54:18] <Kodos> I'm scarred for
life
L810[09:54:20] <Daiyousei> asses
granted
L811[09:54:28] <Ender> ass granted
L812[09:54:40] <Vexatos> assess asses
assess access
L813[09:54:47] <Daiyousei> ass
access
L814[09:54:54] <ds84182> (°͂ ͜ʖ°͂)
L815[09:55:09] <Kodos> You forgot
Axis
L816[09:55:19] <ds84182> welp, time to
work on kernel table protection
L817[09:55:20] <Vexatos> Ek-cis?
L818[09:55:26] <gamax92> dat moment when
phone cannot display that face
L819[09:55:33] <Kodos> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L820[09:55:47] <Daiyousei> dat moment when
phone cannot display anything
L821[09:55:55] <gamax92> lol
L822[09:56:06] <Vexatos> dat moment when
you realize you are using a phone
L823[09:56:19] <Kodos> dat moment when you
realize your phone is a potato
L824[09:56:22] <gamax92> No I knew that
already
L825[09:56:27] <Vexatos> dat moment when
you realize
L826[09:56:33] <Daiyousei> dat moment when
your mom
L827[09:56:36] <Daiyousei> TELEFRAGGED THE
WHOLE SERVER
L828[09:56:37] <Daiyousei> jk
L829[09:56:39] <Kodos> Speaking of
mom
L830[09:56:42] <Kodos> Went over to mom's
to drop off an extension cord and get some coffee, and my mom
answered the door in nothing but a bathtowel and her
glasses...
L831[09:57:10] <Kodos> Needless to say I
didn't say a word and left with her coffee pot
L832[09:57:16] <Vexatos> At least the
glasses
L833[09:57:21] <gamax92> she gives 0
fucks
L834[09:57:21] <Kodos> Because fuck taking
the time to pour anything
L835[09:57:30] <Kodos> gamax92, I had to
get it from one of my parents, I guess
L836[09:57:41] <gamax92> lol
L837[09:58:04] <Kodos> Then again, dad
gave 0 fucks too. Doc said "You've got 2 years max unless you
quit smoking" *Goes outside and lights one up*
L838[09:59:11] <dangranos>
"gave"?
L839[09:59:18] <Kodos> Dad died in
2004
L840[09:59:19] <ds84182> Kodos, locking
people in test chambers helps with addiction
L841[09:59:41] <ds84182> WhY DiDnT YOu
SeND HiMm TO APETRURE
L842[09:59:42] <dangranos> oh
L843[09:59:47] <gamax92> ds is 10 years
too late
L844[09:59:49] <tattyseal> It now shows
the address! :D
L845[09:59:58] <Kodos> tattyseal, now you
just need a phone number!
L846[09:59:59] <Kodos> Oh wait...
L847[10:00:03] <dangranos> tattyseal, what
shows?
L848[10:00:20] <tattyseal> The address on
my custom SATA Card :P
L849[10:00:26] <gamax92>
(719)294-9647
L850[10:00:30] <gamax92> call me
L851[10:00:31] <ds84182>
error("Cannot read table: Access Denied")
L852[10:00:35] <ds84182> best error
2014
L853[10:00:39] <Kodos> gamax92,
mobile?
L854[10:00:43] *
ds84182 does a reverse phone number lookup
L855[10:00:49] <dangranos> ds84182, where
you found this?
L856[10:00:58] <ds84182> google
L857[10:01:10] <gamax92> No its a fax
machine
L859[10:01:39] <ds84182> China Wall
L860[10:01:43] <ds84182> Tappan
Mountain
L861[10:01:46] <ds84182> Seems legit
L862[10:01:54] <ds84182> Schoolmarm
Mountain
L863[10:01:59] <gamax92> lol
L864[10:02:02] <ds84182> Walmartland
Peak
L865[10:02:36] <gamax92> btw that's not my
number
L866[10:02:42] <ds84182> wat
L867[10:03:00] <ds84182> wдt
L868[10:03:11] <ds84182> °Д°
L869[10:03:14] <dangranos> why there is
"Д"?
L870[10:03:23] <gamax92> only one part of
it was correct, figure out the other two
L871[10:03:29] ***
Daiyousei is now known as Fairy
L872[10:03:35] <gamax92> Fairy
L873[10:03:38] <Fairy> brb
L874[10:03:52] <ds84182>
666-296-6667
L875[10:03:53] <ds84182> yse
L876[10:04:00] <tattyseal> The weather
outside is frightful.
L877[10:04:10] *
dangranos looks outside
L878[10:04:13] <gamax92>
(666)666-1337
L879[10:04:18] *
ds84182 burns tattyseal in a fire
L880[10:04:25] <ds84182> Hows the
fire?
L881[10:04:29] <ds84182> IS IT
DELIGHTFUL?
L882[10:04:43] <Vexatos> bad.
L883[10:04:45] <Vexatos> Baaaad
L884[10:05:15] *
ds84182 sets Vexatos on fire too
L885[10:05:22] <ds84182> I'm not
personcist
L886[10:05:24] *
dangranos hides in snow
L887[10:05:32] *
ds84182 sets the snow on fire~!
L888[10:05:38] <dangranos> nope
L889[10:05:47] <ds84182> It's drenched
with oil.
L890[10:05:53] <Ender> Vexatos, the chat
upgrade for robots/tablets, does it behave in the same way as it's
block counterpart?
L891[10:05:55] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L892[10:06:11] <Vexatos> Ender, yes
L893[10:06:14] <Ender> cool
L894[10:06:27] <dangranos> chat
upgrade?
L895[10:06:37] <Vexatos> so you can indeed
have talking robots
L896[10:07:11] <Ender> Vexatos, pfft, i'm
having a talking tablet
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L898[10:07:20] <dangranos> Ender, with
gps?
L899[10:07:21] <Vexatos> HAHAHA
L900[10:07:30] <ds84182> You are now at
home
L901[10:07:30] <Vexatos> Ender, that
should actually work
L902[10:07:38] <ds84182> You are now at
home+(0,1,0)
L903[10:07:40] <Ender> dangranos, no,
sadly
L904[10:07:42] <Vexatos> The tablet you
are carrying talking to you
L905[10:08:40] <dangranos> that would be
awesome for maps
L906[10:08:57] <gamax92> Dat moment when
laptop backlight is horrendously bright
L907[10:09:02] <gamax92> My eyes ...
L908[10:09:03] <dangranos> ^
L909[10:09:26] <Ender> Vexatos, it's
chat.say( "blah" ) isnt it? (havent used it in a
while)
L910[10:09:41] <Vexatos> Ender: it
is
L911[10:09:43] <Vexatos> lua
L912[10:09:44] <Ender> ok
L913[10:09:46] <Vexatos>
=component.chat
L914[10:09:52] <Vexatos> ^ do that
L915[10:10:01] <Ender> but i r editing a
program
L916[10:10:08] <Ender> *progwam
L917[10:10:11] <Ender> :P
L918[10:10:12] <gamax92> fuku
L919[10:10:58] <Vexatos> Ender: You can do
chat.say("text")
L921[10:11:35] <Vexatos> But Ender
L922[10:11:37] <Vexatos> You can
also
L923[10:11:38] <Vexatos> getDistance
L924[10:11:39] <Vexatos> setDistance
L925[10:11:46] <Ender> also does the
.setName() persist across rebootas?
L926[10:11:51] <dangranos> GPS!
L927[10:11:59] <Ender> Vexatos, i r in lua
nao
L928[10:12:10] <Vexatos> To get/set the
range of the chat box
L929[10:12:21] <dangranos> oh
L930[10:12:23] <Vexatos> so you can make
it 1 block so only you can heae it
L931[10:12:25] <Vexatos> hear*
L932[10:12:34] <Ender> what is it by
default?
L933[10:12:40] <dangranos> hmm, SS13
maps
L934[10:12:41] <Vexatos> Whatever you set
in the configs
L935[10:12:43] <Vexatos> You can also
setName/getName
L936[10:12:51] <Vexatos> To set the name
of the tablet talking to you
L937[10:12:55] <Ender> <@Ender> also
does the .setName() persist across rebootas?
L938[10:13:16] <Ender> *reboots
L939[10:13:23] <Vexatos> Ender, default
distance is 40
L940[10:13:25] <Vexatos> IIRC
L941[10:13:29] <dangranos> Ender, mobile
keyboard?
L942[10:13:48] <ds84182> inb4
.enderboard
L943[10:14:01] <Vexatos> Ender: it does
not
L944[10:14:08] <Ender> ok
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L946[10:20:03] <EnderOCTab> hehehe, i has
tablet with the chat upgrade
L947[10:20:15] <dangranos> and internet
too?
L948[10:20:22] <EnderOCTab> yes
L950[10:20:44] <dangranos> :O
L951[10:20:57] <dangranos> irc supports
chat upgrade?
L952[10:21:09] <EnderOCTab> not by
default
L953[10:21:19] <dangranos> hax?
L954[10:21:24] <Vexatos> Waaaaait
L955[10:21:26] <Kodos> WOuldn't a creative
chat block be better for IRC integration
L956[10:21:27] <Vexatos> EnderOCTab,
uhm
L957[10:21:29] <Vexatos> IRC
L958[10:21:31] <Vexatos> in chat
L959[10:21:34] <Vexatos> Seriously
L960[10:21:41] <dangranos> Vexatos, why
not
L961[10:22:07] <dangranos> Kodos, but then
it will be server wide
L962[10:22:15] <EnderOCTab> i was gonna
have it listen to my in game chat but i forgot how to go about
setting up the event listener
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L964[10:22:48] <Vexatos> EnderOCTab, it
fires a "chat_message" event
L966[10:23:19] <Vexatos> So do
L967[10:23:37] <Vexatos>
event.listen("chat_message", someMessage)
L968[10:23:44] <Vexatos> someMessage being
the callback function
L969[10:23:54] <Ender> Vexatos, i know
that much, just not sure what to make it fire off to send the
message to irc and be like it is when you type on it
L970[10:24:13] <Vexatos> modify the IRC
program
L971[10:24:34] <Ender> Vexatos, how the
fuck do you think i got the chatbox working in the first
place?
L972[10:24:39] <tattyseal> Where do the
drives that are in the PC get mounted? I need to mount 2 drives
from my SATA Card.
L973[10:24:47] <Ender> also i did have
chatbox support in the irc program before that would listen to my
chat
L974[10:24:47] <Vexatos> Ender:
Magic(tm)
L975[10:24:55] <Ender> i dont have the
files for that anymore
L976[10:25:04] <Ender> tattyseal,
/mnt
L977[10:25:06] <vifino> gamax92: how ocdoc
work
L978[10:25:14] <gamax92> what?
L979[10:25:28] <vifino> gamax92: how do
you get the results for a query?
L980[10:25:30] <tattyseal> I mean in the
java/scala code
L981[10:25:45] <gamax92> vifino: oh i just
run the query through a list of pages
L982[10:25:54] <vifino> gamax92: :|
L984[10:26:00] <vifino> y u no
dynamic
L985[10:26:11] <gamax92> vifino: because
generating the list is slow
L986[10:26:23] <vifino> gamax92: sauce
pl0x
L987[10:26:47] <gamax92> vifino: err ...
go ask Caitlyn or Alissa to pull it off, I don't actually have it
locally :P
L988[10:26:54] <vifino> gamax92: .-.
L989[10:27:23] <vifino> gamax92: if you
would use the stuff i give you i wouldnt have this problem now
.-.
L990[10:27:41] <gamax92> You wouldn't give
me an ssh shell
L991[10:27:46] <gamax92> and insulted my
usage of fstrcmp
L992[10:28:00] <gamax92> Why the fuck
would I want your services
L993[10:28:45] <vifino> gamax92: i told
you i will give you access to it if you give me a reason to
L994[10:28:47] <vifino> .-.
L995[10:28:54] <gamax92> TO EDIT AND FIX
SHIT
L996[10:29:22] <vifino> no need to shout,
gamax92.
L997[10:29:24] <Ender> guys
L998[10:29:26] <Ender> stahp
L999[10:29:28] <dangranos> use git?
L1000[10:29:31] <Ender> before i make
you
L1001[10:29:39] <vifino> dangranos: Good
call.
L1002[10:30:01] <dangranos> or
shared-access editor
L1003[10:30:10] <dangranos> if you need
real-time
L1004[10:30:22] <gamax92> vifino: Can I
call you Wesley?
L1005[10:30:28] <vifino> gamax92:
no
L1006[10:30:30] <EnderOCTab> :/ tablet at
half charge
L1007[10:30:31] <gamax92> Too bad
L1008[10:30:39] *
ds84182 slaps people
L1009[10:30:39] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L1010[10:30:42] <gamax92> Wesley
Pistol
L1011[10:30:48] <gamax92> :D
L1012[10:30:50] <vifino> /ignore add
gamax92
L1013[10:30:54] <dangranos> EnderOCTab,
survival?
L1014[10:31:01] <ds84182>
thebabiesareatitagain
L1015[10:31:02] <vifino> fk u double
/
L1016[10:31:07] <dangranos> lol
L1017[10:31:12] <ds84182> /
L1018[10:31:14] <gamax92> vifino: err
wait what client is that
L1019[10:31:16] <ds84182> //
L1020[10:31:17] <EnderOCTab> dangranos,
no creative but if i put my tablet in a charger it'll turn
off
L1021[10:31:31] <dangranos> D:
L1022[10:31:31] <ds84182> inb4 bot prefix
is /
L1023[10:31:38] <gamax92> lol yes
L1024[10:31:45] <gamax92> i would have
that as my prefix
L1025[10:32:00] <dangranos> todo: google
zsh commands
L1026[10:32:35] <vifino> zsh help
L1027[10:32:42] <Ender> #g chanserv
site:esper.net
L1029[10:32:43] <vifino> dangranos:
^
L1030[10:32:52] <vifino> Do it
dangranos.
L1031[10:32:55] <vifino> It will
help.
L1032[10:33:09] <dangranos> where
.-.
L1033[10:33:21] <ds84182> Welp I
successfully made a small os that has usermode and kernelmode
separation
L1034[10:33:33] <ds84182> I think I did a
terrible job at everything
L1035[10:33:40] <dangranos> ds84182, post
it pls
L1036[10:33:47] <ds84182> dangranos, it
does nothing really
L1037[10:34:00] <ds84182> it's just
usermode and kernelmode yelling at eachother
L1038[10:34:03] <dangranos> can it into
shell?
L1039[10:34:06] <ds84182> nope
L1040[10:34:12] <dangranos> libs?
L1041[10:34:15] <ds84182> nope
L1042[10:34:32] <ds84182> it does
processes tho
L1043[10:34:53] <ds84182> and process
signal queues... and mode signal queues
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L1045[10:37:42] <ds84182> It also manages
to run two processes in only A WHOPPING 24KB OF MEMORY
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L1049[10:40:45] ***
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L1052[10:43:08] <dangranos> um
L1053[10:43:18] <dangranos> is 24KB
moch?
L1054[10:43:18] <Vexatos> Ender: I don't
think it can be fixed
L1055[10:43:30] <ds84182> actually I
lied
L1056[10:43:34] <Ender> Vexatos, ok
L1057[10:43:37] <ds84182> it's only like
4kb
L1058[10:43:53] <ds84182> I was reading
things wrong
L1059[10:43:57] <gamax92> 4Kibibits
L1060[10:44:01] <dangranos> i guess its
print("hello" and print("world")
L1061[10:44:26] <gamax92> umm ... i think
ds84182 means its an actual os
L1062[10:44:31] <dangranos> oh
L1063[10:45:08] <ds84182> actually
L1064[10:45:11] <ds84182> hole up
L1065[10:45:20] <Vexatos> Ender, only
thing to do would be making it white
L1066[10:45:21] <Vexatos> not gray
L1067[10:45:25] <Vexatos> that'd make it
all white
L1068[10:45:25] <ds84182> ok, fixed the
ram output
L1069[10:45:30] <ds84182> it now shows
120kb
L1070[10:45:31] <ds84182> k
L1071[10:45:34] <gamax92> inb4 its
88MB
L1072[10:45:35] <Vexatos> Minecraft
doesn't transfer colours over line breaks
L1073[10:45:36] <ds84182> nvm
L1074[10:45:40] <ds84182> 29kb
L1075[10:45:49] <gamax92> your ram output
is a good random number generator
L1076[10:45:57] <ds84182> gamax92, it
is
L1077[10:46:08] <ds84182> It was showing
120kb, but then garbage collcter
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L1079[10:46:18] <gamax92> err ...
gc?
L1080[10:46:27] <gamax92> ds84182: is
this lua or an actual kernel
L1081[10:46:27] <ds84182> yesgc
L1082[10:46:28] <dangranos> *pseudo
rng
L1083[10:46:31] <ds84182> lua
L1084[10:46:34] <gamax92> oh
L1085[10:46:39] <gamax92> I wrote an
actual os once
L1086[10:46:40] <ds84182> gamax92, we are
talking about friken oc
L1087[10:46:52] <gamax92> you gave it two
numbers, it added them, and then it crashed
L1088[10:46:53] <ds84182> gamax92, I did
too, it said "Hello, World!"
L1089[10:47:00] <ds84182> And then
proceeded in corrupting the screen
L1090[10:47:04] <gamax92> lol
L1091[10:47:11] <gamax92> memcpy
randomly
L1092[10:47:18] <gamax92> :O I WANT TO DO
THAT NOW
L1093[10:47:27] <dangranos> gamax92, you
mean irl?
L1094[10:47:28] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ
͡°)
L1095[10:47:33] <gamax92> DS WHATS A GOOD
DOS COMPILER
L1096[10:47:39] <ds84182> gamax92,
idunno
L1097[10:47:43] <ds84182> you could do it
in linux
L1098[10:47:46] <gamax92> I guess djgpp
...
L1099[10:47:48] <gamax92> well i
could
L1100[10:47:49] <ds84182> you just need
root
L1101[10:47:58] <gamax92> and?
L1102[10:48:01] <dangranos> just
brains
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L1104[10:48:03] <dangranos> *and
L1105[10:48:24] <ds84182> all you have to
do is open /proc/id/mem and seek somewhere and just copy and paste
shit
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L1107[10:48:31] <gamax92> ds84182: oh, i
forgot that existed
L1108[10:48:36] <ds84182> make sure it's
in heap tho
L1109[10:48:37] <gamax92> also i don't
think i have that on my kernel
L1110[10:48:43] <ds84182> you
should
L1111[10:48:49] <ds84182> it's
standard
L1112[10:48:50] <gamax92> is that there
on 2.4?
L1113[10:48:54] <ds84182> Yes
L1114[10:48:57] <gamax92> alright
L1115[10:49:10] <ds84182> (I haven't used
2.4 in ages)
L1116[10:49:43] <dangranos> iirc, there
is /dev/mem
L1117[10:49:52] <ds84182> dangranos,
thats less safe
L1118[10:49:59] <ds84182> there also is
/proc/id/maps
L1119[10:50:02] <gamax92> oh ... then
thats good
L1120[10:50:02] <EnderOCTab> meh
L1121[10:50:04] <ds84182> so you can see
the mapping
L1122[10:50:04] <gamax92> i'll use
/dev/mem
L1123[10:50:10] <dangranos> i just sudo
cat /dev/mem
L1124[10:50:57] <samis2> dd if=/dev/zero
of=/dev/kmem
L1125[10:51:40] <dangranos> samis2, you
monster
L1126[10:51:50] <dangranos> at least not
/dev/sda
L1127[10:52:02] <samis2> DaeDroug, Why am
I a monster :D
L1128[10:52:31] <samis2> *
dangranos
L1129[10:52:51] ***
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L1130[10:53:18] <samis2> rm $(which bash)
&& sudo reboot
L1131[10:53:26] <ds84182> evil
L1132[10:54:06] <ds84182> rm -rf /boot
&& reboot
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L1134[10:54:26] <Ender> lol
L1135[10:54:27] <vifino> rm $SHELL
&& reboot now
L1136[10:54:28] <Ender> tablet died
L1137[10:54:39] <samis2> no
L1138[10:54:48] <vifino> because i use
zsh, like the cool kidz do
L1139[10:54:54] <vifino> :p
L1140[10:54:55] <samis2> rm <dynamic
linker .so here>
L1141[10:55:00] <vifino> samis2: no
L1142[10:55:09] <gamax92> yes
totally
L1143[10:55:11] <samis2> then you're
really fucked unless you have shit that's statically linked
L1144[10:55:23] <ds84182> dd
if=/dev/urandom of=/boot/initrd.img*generic
L1145[10:55:31] <gamax92> like the
Statically Linked SHell
L1146[10:55:38] <gamax92> which exists,
atleast on my computer
L1147[10:55:54] <samis2> rm -r
/var/lib/
L1148[10:56:09] <ds84182> rm -rf /*
L1149[10:56:09] <samis2> your system is
still usable, but your package manager is brok
L1150[10:56:13] <ds84182> preserve
roooooot
L1151[10:56:41] <vifino> samis2: chmod -R
777 / way worse
L1152[10:56:48] <samis2> vifino, prove
it
L1153[10:56:52] <vifino> still usable but
bork
L1154[10:56:55] <vifino> samis2: no
u
L1155[10:57:50] <vifino> samis2: boo-hoo
your package manager is broken
L1156[10:57:51] <vifino> and?
L1157[10:58:05] <Alissa> gamax92, vifino:
What was I doing?
L1158[10:58:23] <vifino> Alissa: ocdoc
sauce to me pls
L1159[10:58:27] <gamax92> oh he wanted to
see ocdocbot.lua and ocdoccmd.lua
L1160[10:58:56] <Alissa> alright, I'll
grab it.
L1161[10:59:00] <samis2> vifino, rm -f
$(which nano) $(which vim) $(which emacs)
L1162[10:59:10] <samis2> now you're
doomed to use vi or a GUI text editor
L1163[10:59:33] <vifino> samis2: 1) i use
nvim 2) i use cat
L1164[10:59:47] <vifino> -> rekt
L1165[10:59:50] <samis2> vifino, rm
$(which $EDITOR)
L1166[11:00:00] <Alissa> vifino: You use
cat? PFFT. I use DOG.
L1167[11:00:00] <vifino> samis2: i dont
set my editor
L1168[11:00:03] <vifino> 8D
L1169[11:00:13] *
samis2 uses a magnetised needle and a steady hand
L1170[11:00:20] <vifino> Alissa: read dig
there for a second :)
L1171[11:00:33] <vifino> ...
L1172[11:00:35] <vifino> Actually.
L1173[11:01:00] <vifino> dig +short
<domain.here.pls.png.com> TXT
L1174[11:01:11] <vifino> just have to set
txt entry
L1175[11:01:15] <Alissa> gamax92: list,
lualist, and the .lua files?
L1176[11:01:24] <gamax92> err ...
sure
L1177[11:01:25] <vifino> and bam,
done
L1178[11:01:33] <vifino> Lets actually do
this.
L1179[11:03:50] <vifino> gamax92: will
you give me a cookie if i write a text file with dig?
L1180[11:03:57] <gamax92> i don't know
what dig is
L1181[11:04:13] <vifino> gamax92: dns
stuff
L1182[11:04:23] <gamax92> dig --help
>file.txt
L1183[11:04:29] <vifino> ...
L1184[11:04:30] <vifino> no
L1186[11:05:11] <vifino> Alissa: sheesh,
put that down
L1187[11:05:19] <Alissa> ?
L1188[11:05:36] <vifino> Alissa: you dont
have to give EVERYONE ocdoc's source code
L1189[11:05:37] <vifino> .-.
L1190[11:05:43] <Alissa> oh well
L1191[11:05:50] <vifino> Alissa: delete
it
L1192[11:05:51] <gamax92> ds84182: go
find exploits in ocdoc
L1193[11:05:52] <vifino> .-.
L1194[11:06:31] *
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L1195[11:06:40] <ds84182> ~wiki
dick
L1197[11:06:42] <ds84182> ok
L1198[11:07:01] <vifino> Alissa: remove
it .-.
L1199[11:07:20] <DeanIsaKitty> vifino:
Did you write ocdoc?
L1200[11:07:27] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty: no
.-.
L1201[11:07:34] <Kilobyte> why should he
remove it then
L1202[11:07:44] <DeanIsaKitty> Then you
have no right whatsoever to have a say who gotta remove it.
L1203[11:08:13] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty:
Sheesh, you are always so agressive .-.
L1204[11:08:27] <DeanIsaKitty> Coming
from you that is *really* ironic.
L1205[11:08:27] <Kilobyte> vifino:
actually thats not true
L1206[11:08:32] <Kilobyte> :P
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L1208[11:10:25] <SoniEx2> Kilobyte, he
who?
L1209[11:11:11] <SoniEx2> hmm
wait...
L1210[11:12:54] <dangranos> is
/var/lib/pacman critical for pacman?
L1211[11:13:07] <Kilobyte> yes
L1212[11:13:23] <Kilobyte> it contains
package database and stuff
L1213[11:13:44] <dangranos> redownload
it?
L1214[11:15:10] <Kilobyte> how would you
if its missing? :P
L1215[11:15:18] <Kilobyte> only way i
know is pacstrap
L1216[11:15:30] <Kilobyte> because
without it pacman won't run
L1217[11:16:01] <dangranos> hmm
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L1219[11:16:13] <dangranos> i think i
will try to renambe /var/lib/pacman
L1220[11:16:14] <dangranos> and
check
L1221[11:16:20] <Kilobyte> also,
/var/lib/pacman contains all info on currently installed packages,
so without pacman will think no packages are installed
whatsoever
L1222[11:16:28] <Kilobyte> whats your
issue?
L1223[11:16:36] <Kilobyte> why would you
want to remove it
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L1226[11:19:43] <Fairy> ^
L1227[11:19:51] <SoniEx2> what's
pacman?
L1228[11:20:04] <Fairy> SoniEx2: package
manager for arch
L1229[11:20:05] <Ender> SoniEx2, package
manager
L1230[11:20:12] <DeanIsaKitty> You are
running around in the #archlinux channel but don't know pacman?
0.0
L1231[11:20:19] <Fairy> ^
L1232[11:20:21] <SoniEx2> oh so it's not
in-game...
L1233[11:20:22] <Ender> ^^
L1234[11:20:30] <Ender> no
L1235[11:20:37] <Kodos> btw Ender
L1236[11:20:51] <Ender> Kodos, ye?
L1237[11:20:52] <Kodos> Did my +vV come
with a shiny deputy badge? Or is the pip just decorative
L1238[11:21:00] <Ender> ?
L1239[11:21:09] <Kodos> aka do I have
kick and/or ban powers, or no
L1240[11:21:18] <Ender> err, not at the
moment, no
L1241[11:21:22] <Kodos> Okay, just
checking
L1242[11:21:27] <Alissa> SoniEx2: Pacman
is the Arch linux package manager.
L1243[11:21:35] <Lizzy> Sup people
L1244[11:21:41] <Kodos> Herro
L1245[11:21:41] <DeanIsaKitty> Lizzy!!!
\o/
L1246[11:21:45] <gamax92> Lizzy: i named
a bunny in minecraft after you
L1247[11:21:47] *
Lizzy jumps on Ender's back
L1248[11:21:48] <gamax92> I hope you are
happy
L1249[11:21:56] *
Ender cuddles Logan
L1250[11:22:00] <Kodos> Fail
L1251[11:22:00] <Ender> eh
L1252[11:22:03] <gamax92> XD
L1253[11:22:07] <Ender> he can get a hug
too :P
L1254[11:22:12] <SoniEx2> Alissa, I know,
but this is #oc not #archlinux so I thought someone made a pacman
ripoff for the mod >.>
L1255[11:22:14] *
Ender cuddles Lizzy
L1256[11:22:27] <Kodos> SoniEx2, not yet,
I've got to finish this roguelike first
L1257[11:22:28] <gamax92> SoniEx2: this
is #oc but also oc-offtopic at the same time
L1258[11:22:35] <Lizzy> gamax92, thats...
ermm. thanks, i guess?
L1259[11:22:45] <dangranos> is #ocmadness
dead?
L1260[11:22:55] <SoniEx2> Kodos, you're
making a package manager?
L1261[11:23:00] <Ender> SoniEx2, welcome
to #oc, we're rarely on topic
L1262[11:23:05] <Kodos> No, I'm making a
rogue like, then I might try to make pacman
L1263[11:23:11] <SoniEx2> Ender, ok, good
to know
L1264[11:23:18] <dangranos> okay, pacman
will break (a little) if i will delete /var/lib/pacman/
L1265[11:23:42] <Ender> dangranos, eh,
not sure
L1266[11:23:51] <dangranos> Ender, i just
checked that
L1267[11:24:04] <dangranos> mved it and
the pacman -Syu grep
L1268[11:24:18] <SoniEx2> dangranos, you
can delete it I think but you'll have to sync the package
databases... altho wait I think it also stores the installed
package database there...
L1269[11:24:29] <Fairy> Isnt grep a part
of base?
L1270[11:24:30] <Fairy> lok
L1271[11:24:32] <Fairy> Lol*
L1272[11:24:36] <dangranos> ^ yes
L1273[11:24:45] <gamax92> Loving our
Kinder
L1274[11:24:46] <gamax92> lok
L1275[11:24:48] <dangranos> because db is
stored in /var/lib/pacman
L1276[11:24:51] <Fairy> xD
L1277[11:25:01] <gamax92> Kinder is child
... right?
L1278[11:25:21] <Fairy> i nearlt
L1279[11:25:23] <Fairy> er
L1280[11:25:35] <prasselpikachu> gamax92,
Kinder is childs
L1281[11:25:39] <dangranos> hmm, who dont
use arch here?
L1282[11:25:43] <Fairy> i nearly made
someone mad by saying that 4chan equals to cancer
L1283[11:25:44] <Fairy> Lel
L1284[11:25:58] <gamax92> but ... its
true
L1285[11:25:59] <dangranos> what is
4chan?
L1286[11:26:06] <Fairy> gamax92:
yes!
L1287[11:26:20] <gamax92> dangranos: land
of the "OP is faggot"
L1288[11:26:37] <gamax92> and green
text
L1289[11:26:40] <Fairy> Everyone is
faggot in 4plebs
L1290[11:26:51] <Fairy> with moot
L1291[11:26:51] <SoniEx2> and
cancer
L1292[11:26:59] <gamax92> lol good timing
SoniEx2
L1293[11:27:05] <SoniEx2> .-.
L1294[11:27:39] <dangranos> gamax92, the
irony of green highlighted messages in hexchat
L1295[11:27:48] <SoniEx2> lol
L1296[11:27:56] <Kodos> I thought they
were calling moot a cuck now
L1297[11:28:09] <Fairy> boot moot
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L1299[11:37:26] <dangranos> still writing
tape fs, realized how much holes are there which will break
fs
L1300[11:37:46] <gamax92> dangranos: err,
what kind of tape fs?
L1301[11:37:54] <dangranos> gamax92, own
kind?
L1302[11:38:07] <gamax92> like, to format
and store files and directories on?
L1303[11:38:15] <dangranos> yes
L1304[11:38:40] <gamax92> oh, i only have
my "tapefs" which just presents the tape as data.raw, and
then my msdos driver goes on top.
L1305[11:39:07] <dangranos> btw, its my
second attempt
L1306[11:39:20] <gamax92> ds84182: what
ever happened with your filesystems?
L1307[11:39:30] <gamax92> you had one to
do files and then one to do music
L1308[11:42:48] <dangranos> should i
leave root block as special block or as dir type?
L1309[11:43:09] <Stary2001> hm
L1310[11:43:21] <gamax92> dangranos: why
not implement ext2
L1311[11:43:44] <Stary2001> with the
internet card, is there a way to have it be a mixed mode connection
effectively?
L1312[11:43:49] <Stary2001> as in, able
to both read/write with the direct api
L1313[11:43:53] <Stary2001> but can read
lines as well
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L1317[11:51:56] <samis2> ooh
L1318[11:52:08] <samis2> Stary2001 is
writing an SSH client, albeit unencrypted
L1319[11:52:54] <dangranos> iirc, there
is computronics encryption component
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L1321[11:53:40] <Stary2001> yeah
L1322[11:53:49] <Stary2001> i might use
that, and fall-back to pure lua implementations
L1323[11:54:54] <Kodos> I'm still messing
about with the adv cipher
L1324[11:54:58] <dangranos> :(
L1325[11:55:03] <dangranos> 5.5 kb
L1326[11:55:17] <samis2> dangranos,
for?
L1327[11:55:39] <dangranos> its size of
fs file, compressed
L1328[11:56:28] <DeanIsaKitty> Stary2001:
While you might not want to implement AES or RSA in pure lua since
its going to be slow, but how about Bruce Schneiers Solitare?
:P
L1329[11:56:31] <dangranos> and there no
some set* and fs functions
L1330[11:56:37] <Stary2001> lol
DeanIsaKitty
L1331[11:57:01] <DeanIsaKitty> Hey, its a
valid cipher! :P
L1332[11:59:37] <SoniEx2> Stary2001,
SSH?
L1333[11:59:45] <SoniEx2> ok you do the
SSH I do the git
L1334[12:01:14] <dangranos> i hope you
will write it
L1335[12:01:23] <Stary2001> mhm
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L1337[12:02:36] <dangranos> hi
ender
L1338[12:02:37] <EnderOCTab> it's a
mee
L1339[12:02:46] <dangranos> charged
tablet?
L1340[12:02:49] <SoniEx2> bbl
L1341[12:02:51] <SoniEx2> o/
L1342[12:02:59] <EnderOCTab> it's been
charge for a while
L1343[12:03:39] <Stary2001> :p
L1344[12:03:48] <Stary2001>
@ovh.superminor2.net
L1345[12:03:49] <Stary2001> lol
L1346[12:04:14] <SuPeRMiNoR2> what
L1347[12:04:20] <EnderOCTab> yeah, it's
on my server on his vps
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L1349[12:05:38] *
Lizzy cuddles Ender
L1350[12:05:46] *
Ender cuddle Lizzy
L1351[12:06:21] <dangranos> enlightenment
desktops widget is awesome
L1352[12:06:28] <dangranos> it shows
content of desktop
L1353[12:12:13] <Stary2001> The read
method on the returned socket is non-blocking. Read will instantly
return, but may return an empty string if there is nothing to
read.
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L1357[12:14:58] <tattyseal> My SATA Card
now has an inventory, now to get it mounting the drives it
contains, fun times.
L1358[12:18:38] <Kodos> Soooo RAID in a
card?
L1359[12:18:52] <dangranos> too OP
L1360[12:18:58] <Kodos> Yeahhh
L1361[12:19:08] <dangranos> there is
already RAID block
L1362[12:19:26] <Stary2001> SoniEx2: you
can go write git already
L1363[12:19:33] <Stary2001> just leave
space for a ssh transport
L1364[12:19:36] <gamax92> attach several
RAID blocks on cables to computer
L1365[12:19:41] <gamax92> magically merge
them all
L1366[12:19:45] <Stary2001> op
L1367[12:20:00] <gamax92> SUPER HUGE DATA
CENTER
L1368[12:20:02] <vifino> gamax92: i want
10gb raid
L1369[12:20:06] <vifino> in oc
L1370[12:20:10] <vifino> because
whynot
L1371[12:20:11] <Stary2001> lol no
L1372[12:20:11] <vifino> :P
L1373[12:20:24] <samis2> you'd need
10GB/4MB drives
L1374[12:20:25] <dangranos> Stary2001,
they wipe any disk drive inserted to them, removing will wipe
raid
L1375[12:20:26] <gamax92> #lua
10*1024/4
L1376[12:20:26] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2560
L1377[12:20:33] <gamax92> you need 2560
HDD's
L1378[12:20:39] <vifino> kek
L1379[12:20:44] <Kodos> gamax92, 3 slots
in a raid
L1380[12:20:45] <gamax92> how many does a
RAID block store?
L1381[12:20:50] <gamax92> #lua
10*1024/4/3
L1382[12:20:50] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
853.33333333333
L1383[12:20:52] <dangranos> 4mb*3
L1384[12:20:59] <gamax92> you need 854
RAID blocks
L1385[12:21:13] <vifino> gamax92: can i
put raid blocks in raid blocks?
L1386[12:21:28] <vifino> so i can raid my
raid
L1387[12:21:40] <Stary2001> no
L1388[12:21:49] <gamax92> mmh ... lua
doesn't have cube root does it?
L1389[12:22:08] <gamax92> what is root as
an exponent, a negative or a fraction?
L1390[12:22:14] <Sangar> ^(1/3)
L1391[12:22:29] <gamax92> fraction,
right
L1392[12:22:33] <tattyseal> No, not RAID
in a card, a SATA card, so you can add more drives, not a SATA Raid
Controller Card :P
L1393[12:22:44] <dangranos> uh
L1394[12:22:47] <Kodos> But it's hard
drive storage... in a card
L1395[12:22:53] <gamax92> #lua
(10*1024/4/3)^(1/3)
L1396[12:22:53] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
9.4850488119735
L1397[12:23:01] <gamax92> oh, thats not
too much
L1398[12:23:08] <gamax92> all of the raid
blocks fit in a chunk
L1399[12:23:14] <Stary2001> haha
L1400[12:23:17] <Stary2001> oh god.
L1401[12:23:22] <samis2> gamax92, does
that include the power requirements?
L1402[12:23:30] <Stary2001> Oh god
power.
L1403[12:23:31] <gamax92> I don't run
with power mods anyway
L1404[12:23:34] <Stary2001> ..lol
L1405[12:23:43] <dangranos> #lua
10*1024/4
L1406[12:23:47] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2560
L1407[12:23:50] <gamax92> Just good ol
oc, nei, and my mod i'm working on
L1408[12:24:08] <gamax92> oh and
computronics
L1409[12:24:13] <gamax92> because gotta
have tapes
L1410[12:24:17] <Sangar> raid blocks
don't tick, actually... so power only comes into play while
actually reading/writing from/to the riad
L1411[12:24:17] <dangranos> how much
energy 1 raid requires?
L1412[12:24:32] <dangranos> gamax92, 128
minute tape is 40 mb
L1413[12:24:44] <gamax92> yeah but
filesystem overhead
L1414[12:24:45] <Sangar> because i was
afraid of people spamming them >_>
L1415[12:24:51] <gamax92> Sangar:
:P
L1416[12:25:03] <dangranos> so, you will
need only 256 128 min tapes to get 10GB
L1417[12:25:20] <dangranos> and 1024
nether stars
L1418[12:26:22] <Stary2001> Oh ok.
fffffff.
L1419[12:26:30] <samis2> what?
L1420[12:26:40] <Stary2001> [stary2001@pc
~]$ ssh horus -c none
L1421[12:26:40] <Stary2001> No valid
ciphers for protocol version 2 given, using defaults.
L1422[12:26:45] <Stary2001> you know what
this means.
L1423[12:26:47] <Stary2001> q_q
L1424[12:26:59] <vifino> Stary2001: u =
fkt
L1425[12:27:05] <Stary2001>
nonotrly
L1426[12:27:14] <gamax92> u=u
L1427[12:27:38] <gamax92> #lua a=(4)
return a==a
L1428[12:27:39] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L1429[12:27:44] <gamax92> #lua a=true
return a==a
L1430[12:27:44] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L1431[12:27:50] <gamax92> #lua a=(0/0)
return a==a
L1432[12:27:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
false
L1433[12:27:53] <gamax92> tada!
L1434[12:28:34] <dangranos> #lua
0/0==0/0
L1435[12:28:34] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
false
L1436[12:31:42] <dangranos> #lua
a=tostring(0/0) return a==a
L1437[12:31:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L1438[12:31:45] <dangranos> :P
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L1444[12:42:17] <Vexatos> Sangar: Have
you ever dealt with sending chat messages to a player? Ender found
a weird problem with the Computronics chat box
L1445[12:42:38] <Vexatos> And noone knows
why it's happening :P
L1446[12:42:39] <Sangar> Vexatos, for the
error messages and such, e.g., yes
L1447[12:42:44] <Sangar> what's going
on?
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L1450[12:43:30] <Vexatos> The formatting
isn't being kept on line breaks
L1451[12:43:37] <Vexatos> (automatic line
breaks)
L1452[12:43:42] <Vexatos> When you are
sending a chat message to a player, it automatically wraps the
message at free spaces if it's too long.
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L1454[12:44:07] <Sangar> hmm, how do you
send the message?
L1455[12:44:12] <Sangar> (i.e. link to
code?)
L1456[12:44:23] <Vexatos> second
L1457[12:44:29] <Vexatos> my computer is
being slow
L1458[12:44:37] <Sangar> if you're
sending it as a string, try using chatcomponents instead
L1459[12:44:41] <Sangar> or what they're
called
L1460[12:44:45] <Sangar> i can never
remember
L1461[12:44:53] <SoniEx2>
<Stary2001> The read method on the returned socket is
non-blocking. Read will instantly return, but may return an empty
string if there is nothing to read.
L1462[12:44:57] <SoniEx2> why not nil
>.>
L1463[12:45:03] <Vexatos>
player.addChatMessage( ChatComponentText(text));
L1464[12:45:11] <Vexatos> that's what
asie has been doing
L1465[12:45:19] <Vexatos>
player.addChatMessage(new ChatComponentText(text));
L1466[12:45:20] <Vexatos> rather
L1467[12:45:41] <Sangar> SoniEx2, because
nil is eof
L1468[12:45:53] <SoniEx2> Sangar,
hmm
L1469[12:46:00] <SoniEx2> why not nil,
"timeout"? >.>
L1470[12:46:01] <Sangar> Vexatos, hmm,
then... i dunno
L1471[12:46:05] <SoniEx2> (you know, like
LuaSocket)
L1472[12:46:14] <Stary2001> .…
L1473[12:46:16] <Sangar> SoniEx2, easier
that way, needs no special cases on the lua side
L1474[12:46:17] <Stary2001> why not
L1475[12:46:18] <Stary2001> like
""
L1476[12:46:21] <Stary2001> which
works
L1477[12:46:30] <SoniEx2> Sangar, but
LuaSocket compat >.>
L1478[12:46:44] <Sangar> just slap a
wrapper on it :P
L1479[12:47:00] <SoniEx2> also what if
someone writes "" to the socket? >.>
L1480[12:47:10] <Stary2001> ...
L1481[12:47:14] <Vexatos>
chatcomponenttext2.setChatStyle(ichatcomponent1.getChatStyle().createShallowCopy());
L1482[12:47:16] <Stary2001> SoniEx2,
what.
L1483[12:47:21] <Vexatos> There even is
code to copy over the formatting
L1484[12:47:25] <Stary2001> if somebody
writes nothing to the socket
L1485[12:47:27] <Vexatos> but it doesn't
seem to do anything
L1486[12:47:27] <Stary2001> you get
nothing
L1487[12:47:39] <Sangar> Vexatos, hmm,
maybe bug in mc then
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L1489[12:48:09] <Vexatos> It appears that
the chat style itself is simply null
L1490[12:48:11] <SoniEx2> Stary2001, if
someone writes empty string, you get empty string, not
timeout
L1491[12:48:19] <Stary2001> ..
L1492[12:48:20] <Vexatos> at that poing
in the code
L1493[12:48:23] <Stary2001> SoniEx2,
"empty string" hm?
L1494[12:48:28] <Vexatos> the style test
hasn't been parsed yet
L1495[12:48:29] <Stary2001> empty string
== NOTHING
L1496[12:48:33] <Vexatos>
s/test/text
L1497[12:48:34] <Kibibyte>
<Vexatos> the style text hasn't been parsed yet
L1498[12:48:40] <SoniEx2> Stary2001,
empty string = empty packet
L1499[12:48:47] <Stary2001> ...you can't
have an empty packet
L1500[12:48:55] <SoniEx2> Stary2001, sure
you can just set the length to 0
L1501[12:49:17] <Stary2001> the tcp stack
would probably just throw it away
L1502[12:49:25] <Stary2001> because it
has no data
L1503[12:49:33] <Stary2001> dont think of
it as a packet based system, think of it as stream based
L1504[12:50:03] <SoniEx2> Stary2001, damn
abstractions ¬_¬
L1505[12:50:29] <Stary2001> ok
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L1507[12:50:36] <Stary2001> go deal with
ethernet frames directly
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L1509[12:51:07] <samis2> no, go manually
turn the signal on/off
L1510[12:51:12] <Sangar> why stop there?
measure the signal at the wire! :P
L1511[12:51:14] <ConcernedHobbit>
yes
L1512[12:51:14] <Sangar> oi
L1513[12:51:21] <Stary2001> lolol
L1514[12:51:23] <ConcernedHobbit> next
step: telegrams
L1515[12:51:34] <Kodos> Oooh
L1516[12:51:36] <Kodos> Telegraphs
L1517[12:51:38] <ConcernedHobbit> make a
machine that automatically turns the signal on/off! wait...
L1518[12:51:41] *
Ender wants carrier pigeons
L1519[12:51:52] <Kodos> I legit want
telegraphs now
L1520[12:51:58] <ConcernedHobbit> Kodos:
then go make 'em
L1521[12:52:02] <ConcernedHobbit> Kodos:
make an add-on :3
L1522[12:52:06] <Kodos> I could probably
code a program for it
L1523[12:52:08] <DeanIsaKitty> For IP
over airial carrier Ender?
L1524[12:52:10] <ConcernedHobbit>
extremely cheap wires for telegraphs
L1525[12:52:17] <Ender> DeanIsaKitty,
yes
L1526[12:52:20] <Sangar> use robots as
pidgeons :P
L1527[12:52:22] <ConcernedHobbit>
IPvPIGEON is a really lovely system
L1528[12:52:34] <DeanIsaKitty> btw, they
released an IPv6 version of IPoaC
L1529[12:52:43] <SoniEx2> I want packets,
not streams
L1530[12:52:47] <Kodos> Sangar, can you
use a navigation upgrade to send a robot to a coordinate farther
than the map's range?
L1531[12:52:51] <ConcernedHobbit>
SoniEx2: then its ur problem
L1532[12:53:07] <Sangar> Kodos, you can
go where you want, the nav upgrade will just stop working :P
L1533[12:53:09] <Stary2001> SoniEx2: go
use udp
L1534[12:53:11] <ConcernedHobbit> Kodos:
make it set up a map-update station at the edge
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L1536[12:53:16] *
Ender throws packets at SoniEx2
L1537[12:53:34] *
bananagram throws ketchup packets at SoniEx2
L1538[12:53:37] *
Lizzy falls off Ender's back because he was throwing
stuff
L1539[12:54:07] <Vexatos> Ender, seems to
be a vanilla bug
L1540[12:54:19] <Ender> Vexatos,
damnit
L1541[12:54:23] <Vexatos> as it's
actually keeping the format beyond line breaks
L1542[12:54:27] <SoniEx2> Stary2001,
sadly OC doesn't have UDP >.>
L1543[12:54:29] <Vexatos> but the format
hasn't been parsed yet
L1544[12:55:03] <Sangar> actually, the
networking provided by network cards is much closer to udp than
anything else...
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L1546[12:55:19] <SoniEx2> Sangar, what
about internet?
L1547[12:55:40] <SoniEx2> (internet
cards)
L1548[12:55:55] <Sangar> well, you'd want
to be able to receive udp there. which would mean opening a server
socket. so no :P
L1549[12:56:13] <SoniEx2> >.>
L1550[12:56:22] <SoniEx2> why no server
sockets?
L1551[12:56:27] <SoniEx2> I wanna play MC
while I play MC >.>
L1552[12:56:57] <Sangar> because it's
totally missing the point of the mod :P
L1553[12:56:59] <SoniEx2> (it would be
cool if I could run servers on Minecraft servers)
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L1555[12:57:21] <SoniEx2> the point of
the internet card is to interface Minecraft with the world
L1556[12:57:27] <Sangar> but you can
always make an addon card! and for special-demand stuff like that
that's really your best bet :X
L1557[12:57:37] <Kodos> I thought the
point of the internet card was to get pastebin stuff
L1558[12:57:58] <SoniEx2> really? so I
shouldn't be browsing the internet thru OC?
L1559[12:58:07] <Sangar> the point of the
internet card is to make it more comfortable to get scripts into
your ingame computers
L1560[12:58:12] <Sangar> you can use it
for more, but that's coincidental
L1561[12:58:17] <ConcernedHobbit> Sangar:
So pastebin/ottp
L1562[12:58:18] <SoniEx2> why? :(
L1563[12:58:34] <Sangar> <Sangar>
because it's totally missing the point of the mod :P
L1564[12:58:40] <SoniEx2> why?
L1565[12:58:46] <Sangar> because i say
so
L1566[12:58:54] <SoniEx2> what is the
point of the mod?
L1567[12:58:59] <SoniEx2> virtual
machines in MC no?
L1568[12:59:10] <ConcernedHobbit>
SoniEx2: No, computers in Minecraft
L1569[12:59:17] <SoniEx2> (that is, VMs
which happen to be running on a Minecraft server)
L1570[12:59:18] <Sangar> building
computers, automating things, do stuff *in the game*
L1571[12:59:21] <ConcernedHobbit>
SoniEx2: So you can automate while you automate
L1572[12:59:32] <SoniEx2> >.>
L1573[12:59:39] <SoniEx2> ok I want a mod
that's VMs which happen to be in MC
L1574[12:59:48] <ConcernedHobbit>
SoniEx2: Then go create one
L1575[12:59:51] <SoniEx2> has anyone made
that yet?
L1576[12:59:54] <ConcernedHobbit>
SoniEx2: I'm under the impression you can code
L1577[13:00:00] <gamax92> SoniEx2: okay,
CC, OC, Nedo ...
L1578[13:00:07] <gamax92> Lua is a VM,
LVM
L1579[13:00:14] <SoniEx2> gamax92, I
can't even setup NAT on them >.>
L1580[13:00:17] <Sangar> if you don't
mind going back a few mc versions, redpower
L1581[13:00:33] <ConcernedHobbit> Sangar:
>a few
L1582[13:00:37] <SoniEx2> Sangar, also
has no NAT
L1583[13:00:37] <ConcernedHobbit> Sangar:
>redpower
L1584[13:00:40] <ds84182>
>>>>>>>>a few
L1585[13:00:42] <gamax92> If I made a
coremod that would automagically port redpower, would i get in
trouble?
L1586[13:00:44] <Sangar> :>
L1587[13:01:06] <SoniEx2> gamax92, that's
basically porting MC 1.4.7 to 1.7+
L1588[13:01:07] <Sangar> gamax92, yes, so
do it
L1589[13:01:16] <gamax92> ...
L1590[13:01:21] <gamax92> Sangar wants me
gone ...
L1591[13:01:28] <ConcernedHobbit>
gamax92: We all want you gone /s
L1592[13:01:29] <Sangar> i just want to
see the reactions :>
L1593[13:01:33] <SoniEx2> gamax92, so
baiscally, no you wouldn't... not with eloraam at least
L1594[13:01:34] <Sangar> you can do it
anonymously!
L1595[13:01:35] <SoniEx2> maybe with
mojang
L1596[13:01:36] <ConcernedHobbit>
gamax92: Even GladOS wants you goen
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L1598[13:02:26] <Ender> SoniEx2, why
would you need (or want) NAT in OC?
L1599[13:02:44] <SoniEx2> Ender, so I can
run a webserver from a Minecraft server
L1600[13:02:53] <SoniEx2> or a Minecraft
server from a Minecraft server
L1601[13:03:11] <SoniEx2> (well, MC
classic from MC)
L1602[13:03:11] <gamax92> SoniEx2: here,
I'll just whip up a quick coremod to stop CC from removing the
luajava api, then you can go nuts with it
L1603[13:03:35] <Sangar> or, yknow, just
fork oc >_>
L1604[13:03:39] <Ender> OC IS open
source, so why not just fork it an add that if you want it so
much
L1605[13:03:48] <gamax92> Because its
scala
L1606[13:03:53] <SoniEx2> yeah,
that
L1607[13:03:55] <SoniEx2> .-.
L1608[13:03:59] <Sangar> decompile the
jar, then it's java again! :P
L1609[13:04:02] <SoniEx2> >.>
L1610[13:04:07] <gamax92> Sangar: it
kills nearly every decompiler
L1611[13:04:14] *
gamax92 has tried
L1612[13:04:23] <Sangar> then write a
better decompiler
L1613[13:04:28] <SoniEx2> yay bytecode
hacks
L1614[13:04:29] *
gamax92 has tried :P
L1615[13:04:49] <gamax92> Sangar: I'll
just let Mike continue to work on his.
L1616[13:04:58] <SoniEx2> I'll go do some
stuff with mom
L1617[13:05:02] <SoniEx2> o/
L1618[13:05:33] <ConcernedHobbit>
"some stuff"
L1619[13:05:39] <DeanIsaKitty> o/
L1620[13:05:53] <Ender> ConcernedHobbit,
keep those thoughts to yourself :P
L1621[13:05:53] <gamax92> Sangar: Good ol
Mike Strobel
L1622[13:06:03] <ConcernedHobbit> Ender:
Oh I will
L1623[13:06:07] <gamax92>
ConcernedHobbit: share them to me in pm
L1624[13:06:10] <Ender> lol
L1625[13:06:32] <ConcernedHobbit>
gamax92: whole fanfict (created by soniex's biggest fan,
gamergod88) or just a part
L1626[13:06:54] <gamax92> uwotm8
L1627[13:06:56] <Ender> come on git
L1628[13:12:10] <Vexatos> Sangar: I am
literally, to fix it now, parsing the chat component myself
L1629[13:12:14] <Vexatos> before sending
it
L1630[13:12:57] <Sangar> Vexatos, how do
you know how wide the chat window will be on the receiving
client?
L1631[13:13:10] <Vexatos> I don't
L1632[13:13:21] <Vexatos> but I'm parsing
the §codes to ChatStyle
L1633[13:13:28] <Vexatos> as each
component has its own ChatStyle
L1634[13:13:28] <Sangar> fun
L1635[13:13:33] <Vexatos> but it's all
null
L1636[13:13:38] <Sangar> very much
fun
L1637[13:13:41] <Vexatos> when it arrives
at the addChatMessage
L1638[13:13:47] <Vexatos> so I'm
splitting the message up
L1639[13:14:09] <Vexatos> into one
ChatComponentText instance per format type
L1640[13:14:20] <Vexatos> (so splitting
them at each occuring § sign)
L1641[13:14:58] <Vexatos> It's super
ugly
L1642[13:15:18] <gamax92>
§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§vv
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L1648[13:24:11] <PotatoTrumpet> Good
morning
L1649[13:25:16] <gamax92> Bad
morning
L1650[13:25:35] <dangranos> night
L1651[13:26:08] <gamax92> tonight refers
to only the night portion of the a day
L1652[13:26:09] <ConcernedHobbit>
-------varuables------- dangranos found a typo
L1653[13:26:16] <gamax92> but today
refers to the entire portion of the day
L1654[13:26:24] <ConcernedHobbit> also oh
god that spacing
L1655[13:26:30] <gamax92> varuables
L1656[13:26:50] <PotatoTrumpet>
what
L1657[13:26:50] <dangranos>
toomanytabs?
L1658[13:26:52] <PotatoTrumpet> the
L1659[13:26:55] <PotatoTrumpet>
frack
L1660[13:26:59] <PotatoTrumpet> ing
L1662[13:27:08] <PotatoTrumpet> ooo,
1.4.2
L1663[13:27:55] <Kodos> I was going to
make a joke about having just found a bug, but I like having voice
and not being banned and such
L1664[13:28:02] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L1665[13:28:46] <PotatoTrumpet> I think
I'm going to kill my self due to this program
L1666[13:28:57] <PotatoTrumpet> I can't
figure out what is causing it to freeze
L1667[13:29:02] <PotatoTrumpet> x_x
L1668[13:29:11] <ConcernedHobbit>
dangranos: Never space with tabs
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L1671[13:29:25] <ConcernedHobbit>
dangranos: tabs are for intendation
L1672[13:29:27] <gamax92> SANGAR
BUG
L1673[13:29:29] <ConcernedHobbit>
dangranos: spaces are for spacing
L1674[13:29:34] <gamax92> Kodos: like
that?
L1675[13:29:35] <ConcernedHobbit>
dangranos: or something
L1676[13:29:39] <ConcernedHobbit>
dangranos: like that
L1677[13:29:56] <gamax92> also happy 1
year, Sangar!
L1678[13:30:00] <Sangar> \o/
L1679[13:30:30] <Kodos> Wow, it has only
been a year hasn't it
L1680[13:30:41] <Kodos> With all the
features, and how much OC kicks the shit out of CC, I thought it
was longer
L1681[13:30:50] <PotatoTrumpet> lol
L1682[13:31:04] *
PotatoTrumpet gives Kodos a 1 year old cake
L1683[13:31:16] <Kodos> Do I look like I
eat one year olds?
L1684[13:31:18] <gamax92> Sangar: so ...
on these eeproms, they hold the kernel?
L1685[13:31:20] <Kodos> I'll pass, th
anks
L1686[13:31:21] <PotatoTrumpet> Yes
L1687[13:31:28] <PotatoTrumpet> :(
L1688[13:31:31] <Sangar> gamax92, part of
what was in the kernel
L1689[13:31:37] <Kodos> gamax92, they
hold whatever you put on them
L1690[13:31:39] <Sangar> specifically:
the code that looks for an fs with init.lua
L1691[13:31:40] <gamax92> Sangar: do I
get debug api?
L1692[13:31:42] <Vexaton> I give up
L1693[13:31:45] <Sangar> gamax92, no
:P
L1694[13:31:46] <gamax92> :D?
L1695[13:31:49] <gamax92> D:<
L1696[13:31:51] <Vexaton> no chance
getting this formatter to work
L1697[13:31:55] <Vexaton> screw you,
Vanilla bugs
L1698[13:32:05] <Kodos> Speaking of
formatter, how do I use NP++ to 'format' my code
L1699[13:32:06] <gamax92> Sangar: but ...
but ... i need to get the _ENV upvalue
L1700[13:32:11] <Kodos> I miss Eclipse
for that much, at least
L1701[13:32:42] <Sangar> gamax92, i'm
sure you do
L1702[13:33:13] <gamax92> Sangar: then i
can simulate getfenv and setfenv
L1703[13:33:21] <gamax92> and then I can
fix up my cc emulator for oc
L1704[13:33:26] <Kodos> gamax92, custom
OS I think can do that
L1705[13:33:33] <Kodos> Either OS or
arch
L1706[13:34:06] <dangranos> i am sure
someone will request CC arch
L1707[13:34:13] <Kodos> I did ages
ago
L1708[13:34:20] <gamax92> Well, I was
going for a generic 5.1 arch
L1709[13:34:25] <gamax92> you can dump a
CC emulator on that.
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L1711[13:34:28] <dangranos> so, happy 1
year OC?
L1712[13:34:34] <Kodos> Indeed
L1713[13:34:36] <Kodos> Also RIP
Vexatos
L1714[13:34:47] <gamax92> Vexatos:
2015-NaN
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L1716[13:34:53] <dangranos> msg it to CC
channel
L1717[13:35:01] <gamax92> lolno
L1718[13:35:09] <gamax92> flamewars
L1719[13:35:10] <dangranos> whyno?
L1720[13:35:10] <Kodos> And light the
fuse on Amanda's tampon? No thanks
L1721[13:35:14] <gamax92> ^
L1722[13:35:16] <Vexatos> Ender, at least
the messages will be all gray now
L1723[13:35:23] <Ender> ok
L1724[13:35:32] <Vexatos> but other
formatting will not persist
L1725[13:35:35] <Vexatos> through line
breaks
L1726[13:35:35] <dangranos> too bad she
isnt here
L1727[13:36:42] <Sangar> Vexatos, do you
spam §7 (or whatever gray was) after before char now? :P
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L1729[13:36:49] <Sangar> after
before
L1730[13:36:52] <Sangar> much good
english
L1731[13:37:01] <gamax92> engrish much
very good
L1732[13:37:15] <Vexatos> Sangar, I just
set the chat style
L1733[13:37:17] <Vexatos> to gray
L1734[13:37:20] <Sangar> ah
L1735[13:37:27] <Vexatos> that sets the
/base/ chat style
L1736[13:37:28] <Sangar> aaanyway, gtg,
might be back later o/
L1737[13:37:32] <Vexatos> can still be
overwritten
L1738[13:37:34] <Vexatos> by §codes
L1739[13:37:37] <Sangar> i see
L1740[13:38:03] <gamax92> Vexatos: you
could try looking at immibis's peripherals, i know those support
color modification and can send chat
L1741[13:38:14] <dangranos> hmm
L1742[13:38:30] <dangranos> first commit
in github repo is dated Aug 21 2013
L1743[13:39:06] <gamax92> well, first
release
L1744[13:39:23] <Kodos> Okay, dozing off
now, and I still have stuff to clean up. i/
L1745[13:39:24] <Kodos> err
L1746[13:39:25] <dangranos> oh, ok
L1747[13:39:26] <Kodos> o/
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L1749[13:53:51] <tattyseal> My SATA Card
has an inventory now, and now I have to find a way to connect a
hard drive in its inventory to the computer, anyone have any
ideas?
L1750[13:54:12] <Vexatos> Wait, are you
basically adding an extra HDD slot?
L1751[13:54:26] <tattyseal> 2 extra slots
for tier 1, then 4, then 6 :P
L1752[13:54:40] <dangranos> with same
tier?
L1753[13:54:58] <tattyseal> No, Tier 1 =
2, Tier 2 = 4, Tier 3 = 6
L1754[13:55:14] <dangranos> um, i am
about disk slot tiers
L1755[13:55:47] <tattyseal> If there is 6
slots, 2 will be Tier 3, 2 will be Tier 2, 2 will be Tier 1
L1756[13:56:23] <Vexatos> I'd say 1, 2
and 3
L1757[13:56:26] <Vexatos> not 2, 4 and
6
L1758[13:56:29] <Vexatos> that's just too
much
L1759[13:57:09] <tattyseal> I will see
about it, I just need to get it to add it to the network, then
tweak it :P
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L1761[14:00:03] <Vexatos> Make sure to
set the node's visibility to "Neighbors"
L1762[14:01:16] <tattyseal> My sataCard
connects to the Computer
L1763[14:01:28] <tattyseal> But I need to
make it register the drives inside it too
L1764[14:01:35] <Vexatos> That's
easy
L1765[14:01:38] <dangranos> bye, i need
to wake up early
L1766[14:01:47] <tattyseal> \o
L1767[14:01:57] <tattyseal> How so?
:P
L1768[14:01:58] <dangranos> ugh,
enlightenment froze
L1769[14:03:11] <vifino> dangranos:
Recover!
L1770[14:03:18] <vifino> nvm, it didnt
crash
L1771[14:03:21] <vifino> derp
>_<
L1772[14:03:36] <vifino> I feel so stupid
today .-.
L1773[14:03:57] <dangranos> vifino,
that's the problem
L1774[14:04:00] <tattyseal> Vexatos, I
have tried node().network().connect(node(),
DriverFileSystem.createEnvironment(inv.getStackInSlot(0),
host).node()); but that crashes with an NPE
L1775[14:04:22] <dangranos> todo: add
keyboard shortcut to restart enlightenment
L1776[14:04:26] <vifino> lol
L1777[14:04:31] <vifino> dangranos:
killall enlightement
L1778[14:04:43] <dangranos> it will kill
all childs
L1779[14:05:00] <vifino> KILL ALL THE
CHILDS >:D
L1780[14:05:04] *
vifino hides
L1781[14:05:25] <dangranos> too bad all
ops away
L1782[14:05:39] <vifino> ._.
L1783[14:05:52] *
vifino stabs dangranos
L1784[14:06:01] *
dangranos screams
L1785[14:06:02] <vifino> dangranos: try
killall -11 enlightement
L1786[14:06:16] <vifino> will be segv
-> enlightement may recover
L1787[14:06:33] <dangranos> THANKS
L1788[14:06:43] <vifino> Did it
work?
L1789[14:06:50] <dangranos> yep
L1790[14:06:55] <vifino> \o/
L1791[14:07:02] <dangranos> \O/
L1792[14:07:07] <vifino> No problem
dangranos :)
L1793[14:07:10] <dangranos> bye,
sleep
L1794[14:07:14] <vifino> I feel better
now too ^_^
L1795[14:07:21] <dangranos> :D
L1796[14:07:26] <vifino> Helping people
makes me happy.
L1797[14:07:38] <vifino> Good night
dangranos!
L1798[14:10:06] <vifino> Now. I need to
regain my bad carma or I'll never get to hell.
L1799[14:10:47] <DeanIsaKitty>
karma
L1800[14:11:16] <vifino> ¬_¬
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L1802[14:25:08] <SoniEx2> I'm back
L1803[14:25:19] <SoniEx2> has anyone
managed to get NTP working?
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L1805[14:25:27] <SoniEx2> (pubkey
validation)
L1806[14:25:48] <DeanIsaKitty> NTP? Sure
I have a server running at my feet. :P
L1807[14:26:04] <SoniEx2> no I mean has
anyone managed to NTP in OC?
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L1809[14:32:20] <Ender> why would you
need it?
L1810[14:34:45] <samis2> DeanIsaKitty,
your desktop runs ntpd I assume?
L1811[14:34:57] <DeanIsaKitty> What?
nah.
L1812[14:35:24] <DeanIsaKitty> My
homeserver runns a ntpd synced to the german ntpd pool &
google.
L1813[14:35:38] <samis2> specs of said
homeserver?
L1814[14:35:47] <DeanIsaKitty> Enough for
its job.
L1815[14:35:53] <tattyseal> When I try to
cast the EnviromentHost to a Computer from tileentity.traits I get
an error to do with immibis.redlogic not being found when I try to
run it.
L1816[14:36:23] <tattyseal> In Java by
the way ^^
L1817[14:36:42] <SoniEx2> Ender, pubkey
verification?
L1818[14:37:16] <Ender> SoniEx2, if it
checks against the time then all the computers have os.time()
L1819[14:37:26] <Ender> which is relative
to the worl they are in
L1820[14:37:41] <SoniEx2> Ender, how's
that supposed to work for package management?
L1821[14:38:05] <SoniEx2> do I have to
setup a whole server for package management now? >.>
L1822[14:38:20] <SoniEx2> (lack of NTP
also makes git impossible >.>)
L1823[14:39:19] <DeanIsaKitty> Just for
clarification, we are talking about the Network Time Protocol using
UDP, right?
L1824[14:39:26] <SoniEx2> DeanIsaKitty,
yes
L1825[14:39:39] <DeanIsaKitty> Well, glhf
with that in OC
L1826[14:39:50] <SoniEx2> >.>
L1827[14:40:22] <SoniEx2> guess it's time
to write Git.java >.>
L1828[14:42:50] <Fairy>
s/Git.java/libgit2 bindings for java/
L1829[14:42:50] <Kibibyte>
<SoniEx2> guess it's time to write libgit2 bindings for java
>.>
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L1831[14:43:18] <SoniEx2> nah I'll just
use emscripten and the JS thingy for java
L1832[14:48:11] <vifino> #sh dig
crap.i0i0.me +short TXT
L1833[14:48:11] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"Shit, it works. PS: Dig best editor 10/10"
L1834[14:48:14] <vifino> 8D
L1835[14:48:40] <vifino> #sh echo $(dig
crap.i0i0.me +short TXT) > mfw.txt
L1836[14:48:43] <SoniEx2> how do I make a
mod?
L1837[14:49:22] <SoniEx2> (well how do I
make an OC mod that is)
L1838[14:50:50] <Cassandra> The same way
you make any other mod... -.-
L1839[14:52:00] <SoniEx2> I'm
eating
L1840[14:52:05] <SoniEx2> can't eat and
google at the same time
L1841[14:52:39] <vifino> Q_Q
L1842[14:55:13] <SoniEx2> ok done
L1843[14:55:31] <SoniEx2> so git clone
forge?
L1844[14:57:02] <Vexatos>
>___>
L1845[14:57:03] <Vexatos> No
L1846[14:57:10] <Vexatos> SoniEx2, do the
following
L1847[14:57:11] <SoniEx2> ... are you
fucking kidding me >.> I can't extract .zips >.>
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L1849[14:57:14] <SoniEx2> hmm wait
L1850[14:57:14] <Vexatos> Step 1: Go to
bed
L1851[14:57:17] <Vexatos> Step 2:
Sleep
L1852[14:57:20] <Vexatos> done.
L1853[14:58:02] <SoniEx2> I don't have an
archive manager >.>
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L1857[15:10:52] <SoniEx2> DAE use
ZBS?
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L1865[15:51:04] <SoniEx2> to make a mod
it's gradlew setupDecompWorkspace right?
L1866[15:51:41] <Stary2001> to make a mod
it's google
L1867[15:51:54] <Alissa> SoniEx2: I
believe Decomp is only required if you want to poke at the
Minecraft source
L1868[15:51:55] <SoniEx2> also why's
gradle so slow ;_;
L1869[15:55:59] <Cassandra> Because your
computer is slow.
L1870[15:56:17] <Cassandra> Only
setupDevWorkspace is needed.
L1871[15:56:57] <SoniEx2>
setupDecompWorkspace lets me see MC source
L1872[15:58:04] <Cassandra> Which you
don't need if you're just making a simple API binding. -.-
L1873[15:58:32] <SoniEx2> what does it
change?
L1874[15:58:40] <SoniEx2> is
setupDecompWorkspace slower?
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L1876[16:01:22] <SoniEx2> is proxy public
static or just public?
L1877[16:01:31] <Cassandra> ...
L1878[16:01:40] <Cassandra> Before you
try this
L1879[16:01:44] <Cassandra> How about you
go learn some Java
L1880[16:01:53] <Cassandra> Then study up
on some mod-related topics.
L1881[16:01:57] <SoniEx2> I haven't done
modding in months
L1882[16:02:01] <SoniEx2> >.>
L1883[16:02:10] <SoniEx2> my Java is
pretty ok
L1884[16:02:24] <Cassandra> Not from what
I've seen of it, but whatever floats your goat.
L1886[16:03:08] <SoniEx2> and the more I
do it the better it gets
L1887[16:04:11] <SoniEx2> if anything I
need to learn IDEA's keyboard shortcuts >.>
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L1893[16:14:57] <skyem123|ZZZ>
goodnight
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L1898[16:30:15] <Shuudoushi> is there
anyway to turn off the cursor?
L1899[16:30:38] <Shuudoushi> cd /
L1900[16:30:42] <Shuudoushi> oops..
L1901[16:37:17] <SpiritedDusty>
Shuudoushi: that cd in irc...
L1902[16:37:25] <Shuudoushi> oh stfu
lol
L1903[16:37:41] <Shuudoushi> I keep
forgetting to make sure I click back onto my MC screen lol
L1904[16:37:57] <SoniEx2> how do I use
objectholders?
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L1915[17:02:21] <SoniEx2> wait am I right
in using ObjectHolders?
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L1918[17:07:49] <Pwootage> I can't count
the number of times I've "cd ~" or "cd .." in
irc >.>
L1919[17:08:04] <Pwootage> or
"ls"
L1920[17:08:08] <SoniEx2> ls
L1921[17:09:00] <PotatoTrumpet>
Ello
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L1923[17:13:09] <SoniEx2> so I guess I
won't be making this mod >.>
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L1925[17:24:21] <PotatoTrumpet> What
mod
L1926[17:24:28] <PotatoTrumpet>
<.<
L1927[17:28:41] *
vifino cuddle Ender, Lizzy and DeanIsaKitty
L1928[17:28:48] <vifino> *cuddles
L1929[17:28:49] <vifino> Fail.
L1930[17:28:53] <Lizzy> :3
L1931[17:29:01] *
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L1932[17:30:41] *
Lizzy cuddle vifino
L1933[17:32:07] <Brycey92> hey, anyone
know how to stop a server mid-start in a forge mod?
L1934[17:32:45] <Ender> why?
L1935[17:33:13] <Brycey92> to prevent
people from cloning my server
L1936[17:33:25] <Brycey92> its supposed
to be the only one for my modpack
L1937[17:33:37] <Ender> I do not support
DRM
L1938[17:33:40] <Brycey92> lol
L1939[17:33:54] <Brycey92> i have no
problem with LAN servers
L1940[17:34:09] <Shuudoushi> ...
L1941[17:34:11] <Brycey92> but i've had
several other players open copies of my server and steal my
players
L1942[17:34:30] <Brycey92> and they were
evil
L1943[17:34:34] <Brycey92> to their own
players too
L1944[17:34:39] <Brycey92> ugh long
story
L1945[17:34:40] <Ender> then you clearly
dont have good server management if players were leaving you
L1946[17:34:56] <Shuudoushi> then make
sure your server's ftp ports are closed
L1947[17:35:01] <Brycey92> they were
bored because i hadnt updated the pack in forever
L1948[17:35:08] <Shuudoushi> or at least
protected
L1949[17:35:13] <Brycey92> lol it wasnt
ftp
L1950[17:35:42] <Brycey92> he used some
world downloader mod, and used the client modpack to make a server
version
L1951[17:35:47] <Shuudoushi> then encrypt
the data
L1952[17:35:56] <Ender> well, how are the
clients going to get your mod if it's only going to be on your
server
L1953[17:36:06] <Shuudoushi> ^
L1954[17:36:15] <Brycey92> well in theory
the mod would detect if it was being run on a server or a
client
L1955[17:36:31] <Ender> also may i ask
that you move this discussion to the people in
#minecraftforge
L1956[17:36:42] <Ender> we dont support
malicious behaviour
L1957[17:36:51] <Shuudoushi> only way to
do it is make a custom launcher and have the mod files saved in a
tmp folder, but there is a lot of mod devs that will take issue
with that
L1958[17:36:52] <Brycey92> yeah i figured
i'd ask around else where first because lex is not my
favorite
L1959[17:41:46] <Ender> it's also against
the EULA to do what you are trying to di
L1960[17:41:48] <Ender> do*
L1961[17:42:24] <Brycey92> oh
L1962[17:43:43] <SoniEx2> Ender, the same
EULA that lets non-mod-authors to sell mods?
L1963[17:45:01] <SoniEx2> ("you may
make mods as long as you don't sell them/try to make money off
them" vs "you may make mods. you may not sell and/or try
to make money off mods")
L1964[17:46:30] <Brycey92> not written by
a lawyer i guess
L1965[17:46:38] <Brycey92> or anyone who
was paying attention
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L1969[17:47:56] <Shuudoushi> no...
L1970[17:48:29] <Shuudoushi> it was
written by someone that had english as a second or third
lang...
L1971[17:48:41] <Shuudoushi> english is
trick if it's not your first lang
L1972[17:48:46] <Shuudoushi>
tricky*
L1973[17:48:54] <Shuudoushi> fucking
"Y" key -_-
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L1975[17:49:14] <DeanIsaKitty> Sir,
please don't fuck you Y-key. 0.0
L1976[17:49:37] <Shuudoushi> lmao
L1977[17:49:48] <Brycey92> that would be
painful i imagine
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L1979[17:50:02] <Y-key> Ouch
L1980[17:50:04] <Brycey92> oh dear
L1981[17:50:06] <Y-key> Sir, please
stop
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L1983[17:59:28] <SoniEx2> Shuudoushi,
english is my 2nd lang .-.
L1984[18:02:04] <Negi> English is my
2.5nd lang. ._.
L1985[18:02:57] <PotatoTrumpet> English
is my first and soon to nolonger be my only language
L1986[18:03:04] <PotatoTrumpet>
#Spanish
L1987[18:03:39] <Negi> Latin languages
are hard, PotatoTrumpet. Trust me.
L1988[18:03:55] <SoniEx2> Shuudoushi,
most ppl don't pay attention to what they write, tho...
L1989[18:04:16] <Negi> French, English,
Spanish. And a really really really tiny bit of Japanese that I use
really rarely.
L1990[18:04:31] <SoniEx2> (when you write
something, you should proofread(?) it only after a week)
L1991[18:04:35] <vifino> English is
easy.
L1992[18:05:54] <Negi> English is the
easiest I've learnt so far.
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L1994[18:15:22] <Shuudoushi> when swedish
is your first lang, english is a bitch
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L1999[18:27:46] <Alissa> s/when swedish
is yoru first lang, //
L2000[18:28:00] <Alissa> s/when swedish
is your first lang, //
L2001[18:28:00] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> english is a bitch
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L2003[18:28:45] <Shuudoushi> ?
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L2005[18:28:57] <Alissa> just, in general
:D
L2006[18:29:09] <Shuudoushi> lol
L2007[18:29:16] <Shuudoushi> true enough
XD
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L2010[18:31:10] <Shuudoushi> does OC
support sleep(0.*), or does it have to be a whole number?
L2011[18:31:35] <Brycey92|alt> oc
supports sleep?
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L2013[18:32:43] <Shuudoushi> os.sleep()
yes...
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L2016[18:34:42] <ds84182> It supports
0.*
L2017[18:34:52] <ds84182> Shuudoushi:
^
L2018[18:34:58] <Shuudoushi> kk
L2019[18:35:06] <Shuudoushi> ty
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L2022[18:49:37] <Pwootage> Anyone know
how OC stores it's HDDs?
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L2026[18:52:28] <ds84182> Pwootage: in
the saves folder
L2027[18:52:53] <ds84182> so saves/*save
name*/opencomputers/*hdd address*/
L2028[18:53:03] <Pwootage> ds84182: as
individual folders, identified by the address?
L2029[18:53:09] <ds84182> yes
L2030[18:53:10] <Pwootage> YOu answered
before I finished my question :P
L2031[18:53:10] <Pwootage> thanks
L2032[18:53:29] <Pwootage> Question #2:
Can you tcp listen in OC? I'm guessing no
L2033[18:55:15] <ds84182> Nope
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L2036[18:58:58] <Brycey92> so you cant
run a server in a server and make it accessible to the
internet
L2037[18:59:09] <Pwootage> Well you can
by using a proxy
L2038[18:59:20] <Pwootage> i.e. you open
an outgoing connection that incoming connections go over
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L2040[18:59:40] <Brycey92> sounds like it
requires more code
L2041[18:59:48] <Brycey92> that i wouldnt
know how to write
L2042[18:59:55] <Pwootage> I'm tempted to
write a nifty bridge that lets you telnet to OC machines from your
every-day telnet, might be fun
L2043[19:00:12] <Brycey92> lol nice
L2044[19:00:40] <Brycey92> then you could
control redstone ingame from out-of-game
L2045[19:00:49] <Brycey92> think of all
the possibilities
L2046[19:00:58] <Pwootage> Well you can
already do that easily enough, but yes
L2047[19:01:11] <Brycey92> wait you
can?
L2049[19:01:47] <ds84182> I wasted all
this time creating that
L2050[19:01:52] <Pwootage> wait are you
writing a usermode/kernel mode OS for OC?
L2051[19:01:55] <ds84182> I make things
too complicated
L2052[19:01:58] <Pwootage> Or just
"free" which is also awesome
L2053[19:02:13] <ds84182> Pwootage: first
one
L2054[19:02:18] <ds84182> yeah, it's too
complicated
L2055[19:02:18] <Pwootage> Brycey92:
sure, open a websocket to a server you write or something, really
easy
L2056[19:02:31] <Pwootage> ds84182: :O
From scratch or based on OpenOS?
L2057[19:02:33] <Brycey92> ah
L2058[19:02:53] <ds84182> From scratch
but some borrowed components
L2059[19:02:54] <Brycey92> can we have a
gui based OC OS?
L2060[19:03:02] <ds84182> Brycey92: GPU
is too slow
L2061[19:03:08] <Brycey92> damn
L2062[19:03:17] <Brycey92> not even a
windows 3 style one?
L2063[19:03:20] <ds84182> Nope
L2064[19:03:23] <Pwootage> ds84182: I
don't recognize that WM, what is it?
L2065[19:03:30] <ds84182> Pwootage:
XFCE4
L2066[19:03:44] <Pwootage> Was there any
progress on client-side "shaders" while I've been
busy?
L2067[19:04:01] <ds84182> anyways, I need
to eat dinner
L2068[19:04:03] <ds84182> brb
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L2071[19:05:46] <Brycey92> so i've been
procrastinating studdying for finals to the point where im
marathoning the pokemon anime from ep 1
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L2073[19:05:59] <Pwootage> I've watched
about two seasons of Star Trek: TNG
L2074[19:06:06] <Pwootage> o/
L2075[19:06:19] <Pwootage> (partly
because I'm not feeling very well)
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L2077[19:06:35] <Brycey92> i watched that
in its entirety a while ago
L2078[19:06:47] <Brycey92> actually, when
i first joined the server i now own, i started it
L2079[19:06:59] <Brycey92> (its a star
trek server and i had no idea what was happening)
L2080[19:07:20] <Brycey92> watched TOS
more recently
L2081[19:07:24] <Pwootage> I started with
TOS, now on TNG, next up is Voyager, I think
L2082[19:07:33] <Pwootage> TOS was hard
to get through
L2083[19:07:38] <Brycey92> yeah it
was
L2084[19:07:55] <Brycey92> but TNG got
repetitive
L2085[19:08:00] <Brycey92> well they both
got repetitive
L2086[19:08:18] <Brycey92> i tried
starting DS9 but i couldnt get through the first couple of
episodes
L2087[19:08:30] <Pwootage> I hear DS9
gets better later on
L2088[19:08:34] <Brycey92> yeah
L2089[19:08:59] <Pwootage> Starting from
TOS makes TNG seem fantastic, btw
L2090[19:09:03] <Brycey92> lol
L2091[19:09:15] <Brycey92> starting from
TNG makes TOS' special effects seeme terrible
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L2093[19:09:20] <Brycey92> seem*
L2094[19:11:51] <Pwootage> Hmm, more TNG,
XCOM, or Minecraft
L2095[19:12:05] <Brycey92> huh wat
L2096[19:13:03] <Brycey92> oh you mean
what you should do next?
L2097[19:13:06] <Pwootage> Yeah
L2098[19:13:15] <Brycey92> hmm
L2099[19:13:17] <Pwootage> well, in 11:00
when this episode ends
L2100[19:13:46] <Brycey92> maybe work on
that telnet thing for a bit in MC and then watch an episode?
L2101[19:14:04] <Pwootage> I guess I
could watch and do that, especially since I have to set up MC
again
L2102[19:14:10] <Pwootage> with a brand
new pack
L2103[19:14:14] <Brycey92> why?
L2105[19:15:27] <Brycey92> i think my
head hurts
L2106[19:15:32] <Brycey92> im a lua
beginner lol
L2107[19:15:43] <Pwootage> My last pack
is a few months old, not OC1.4 compatable
L2108[19:15:58] <Brycey92> what MC
version?
L2109[19:16:08] <PotatoTrumpet> It uses
Supers DNS api and a SHA api
L2110[19:16:37] <Pwootage> 1.7.10 because
1.8 isn't ready yet :P
L2111[19:17:04] <Brycey92> then couldnt
you update it to oc 1.4?
L2112[19:17:52] <Pwootage> I was using
other mods not compatable :P
L2113[19:17:55] <Brycey92> ah
L2114[19:18:54] <Brycey92> i would
promote my own pack, but you wouldnt have any reason to use it if
you're going to make your own
L2115[19:19:32] <Brycey92> although mine
uses solder so there's that
L2116[19:20:24] <Pwootage> Well point me
at it to see the list at least
L2118[19:21:24] <Brycey92> the logo
itself was a bitch to make
L2119[19:21:50] <Brycey92> not to mention
the rest of the modpack xD
L2121[19:22:59] <Brycey92> just
maybe
L2122[19:23:30] <Pwootage> what did you
do D:
L2123[19:23:44] <Shuudoushi> YES!!! I've
mase some simple code that let's me tell a user if there in a dir
they are not supposed to be in!
L2124[19:24:10] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L2125[19:24:35] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L2126[19:25:29] <Shuudoushi> now to make
it so it ask for super creds and/or send the user back to a dir
they can be in.
L2127[19:25:45] <Shuudoushi> and make it
so it runs as a process all the time lol
L2128[19:26:47] <PotatoTrumpet> Unable to
reproduce bug
L2129[19:26:55] <PotatoTrumpet> x_X
L2130[19:26:58] <Shuudoushi> which
one?
L2132[19:27:45] <Pwootage> Several mods
in that pack I've never seen before, but it looks like a laggy
pack
L2133[19:28:50] <Pwootage> also eeew
optifine breaks thaumcraft last I checked
L2134[19:29:10] <Brycey92> not with the
versions in my pack
L2135[19:29:21] <Brycey92> at least i
havent seen anything broken
L2136[19:29:59] <Pwootage> Do you have
old versions? That's a good reason to not use it :P
L2137[19:30:27] <Brycey92> no, both are
up to date last i checked
L2138[19:30:46] <Brycey92> actually
waiting for an optifine update thats probably not going to
happen
L2139[19:30:56] <Brycey92> optifine
breaks with forge 1236+
L2140[19:32:23] <Pwootage> I'll probably
make my own pack, since I want to set up an MMFR or Remain in
Motion world destroyer
L2141[19:32:41] <Brycey92> MMFR?
L2142[19:33:16] <Pwootage> Erm,
MFFS
L2143[19:33:29] <Pwootage> I got MFFS and
MFR mixed up :P
L2144[19:33:49] <Brycey92> oh lol
L2145[19:33:53] <Brycey92> we used to
have MFFS
L2146[19:34:06] <Brycey92> players abused
it
L2147[19:34:08] <Brycey92> a lot
L2148[19:34:24] <Pwootage> I plan on
abusing it ;D
L2149[19:34:31] <Brycey92> so do u have
any suggestions for preventing lag?
L2150[19:34:44] <Brycey92> now i've
managed to get rid of most of the lag, but i used mostly little
fixes and patches
L2151[19:35:08] <Brycey92> like fastcraft
and optifine
L2152[19:35:23] <Brycey92> although to be
fair 1.7.10 world gen is slow no matter what unless you use
fastcraft
L2153[19:35:39] <Brycey92> so that cant
be solved at its source really until 1.8
L2154[19:36:20] <Ir7_o> just bought a new
domain and cant even use it :/ $150 down the drain
L2155[19:36:27] <Pwootage> Opis &
purning mods
L2156[19:36:32] <Pwootage> Why can't you
use it?
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L2158[19:36:47] <Pwootage> Also, entity
mods are quite laggy, entities are genearlly the #1 cause of
lag
L2159[19:37:12] <Brycey92> got opis, but
it's been as useful as a boat made of lead mesh
L2160[19:37:19] <Ir7_o> godaddy wont put
the domain on my account until they recieve the payment
L2161[19:37:29] <Ir7_o> visa generally
take 2-3 days to transfer the money
L2162[19:37:39] <Brycey92> by entity
mods, do you mean anything that adds entities?
L2163[19:38:13] <Pwootage> PotatoTrumpet:
Is that a sdns server? Is that what I'm seing?
L2164[19:38:26] <PotatoTrumpet> no
L2165[19:38:37] <PotatoTrumpet> It's the
server part of a message program
L2166[19:38:41] <Pwootage> Brycey92: I am
speaking of entity-AI modifications, but entities in general (even
vanilla ones) can be really laggy, per opis
L2167[19:38:53] <PotatoTrumpet> All
messages will be sent to server from client
L2168[19:39:03] <PotatoTrumpet> server
will forward messages to other clients
L2169[19:39:15] <Brycey92> oh, i didnt
think i had any AI modifying mods
L2170[19:39:18] <Pwootage> PotatoTrumpet:
man, did I read that wrong
L2171[19:39:29] <Pwootage> Brycey92: I
don't see any, I was going to continue but never got around to it
:P
L2172[19:39:39] <Brycey92> ah
L2173[19:39:43] <Pwootage> Just in
general, mobs are laggy for whatever reason, so you know
L2174[19:40:04] <Brycey92> yeah i believe
my server has plugins to prevent too many mobs from spawning
L2175[19:40:40] <Brycey92> although
there's nothing to automatically prune them, especially since
people like to keep animal farms
L2176[19:41:03] <Brycey92> although if i
found something that only pruned hostile mobs, and didnt require
someone to enter commands to do it...
L2177[19:41:18] <Pwootage> animal farms
are just as bad, depending on how they're set up. Not sure
why.
L2178[19:41:21] <Pwootage> Opis should
show any issues
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L2180[19:41:38] <Brycey92> opis never
shows anything relating to lag issues
L2181[19:41:57] <Brycey92> and half the
tabs are just <ERROR> <ERROR> <ERROR>
L2182[19:42:38] <Brycey92> i tried to get
visualvm working for my server/client but jmx doesnt work for some
damn reason, and it freezes the client
L2183[19:43:06] <Brycey92> ooh, optifine
update :D
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L2185[19:43:32] <Brycey92> aw yiss, forge
1240+ compatibility
L2186[19:43:49] <Pwootage> VisualVM will
cause incredible lag
L2187[19:44:03] <Shuudoushi> so many
uncommited changes...
L2188[19:44:04] <Ender>
>optifine
L2189[19:44:04] <Pwootage> Sounds like
you have Opis set up wrong, it's always worked for me (requires
server and client)
L2190[19:44:13] <Ender> Theres your
problem
L2191[19:44:15] <Pwootage> Optifine slows
stuff down in my experience >.>
L2192[19:44:19] <Pwootage> and breaks
things
L2193[19:44:25] <Brycey92> i've been
running it SP only so far
L2194[19:44:37] <Shuudoushi> fastcraft is
better
L2195[19:44:52] <Brycey92> well i get
graphical lag without optifine
L2196[19:44:54] <Cassandra> I don't know
about slowing down, but Optifine will certainly break lots of
things.
L2197[19:44:57] <Brycey92> maybe its just
my gtx 570
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L2199[19:45:04] <Cassandra> Then adjust
your graphics settings, Brycey92 .
L2200[19:45:17] <Brycey92> i've adjusted
every damn setting
L2201[19:45:20] <Cassandra> What kind of
CPU do you have, out of curiosity?
L2202[19:45:22] <Brycey92> i think i just
need a new gpu
L2203[19:45:27] <Brycey92> uh i7
2700k
L2204[19:45:37] <Brycey92> sandy
bridge
L2205[19:45:44] <Ender> Brycey92, I get
little lag on my grx 560 machine
L2206[19:45:48] <Pwootage> I had two
550s, I don't expect greater than 20fps in really dense areas. I
have a 970 now, I can't wait to see what happens on that
L2207[19:45:55] *
Shuudoushi ** SysInfo ** Client: HexChat 2.10.1 (x64) ** OS:
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate ** CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) II X4 620
Processor (3.00 GHz) ** RAM: 12253 MB Total (2900 MB Free) ** VGA:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti BOOST ** Uptime: 39.38 Hours
**
L2208[19:45:55] <Pwootage> 550 TI's in
SLI
L2209[19:46:05] <Cassandra> Weird.
L2210[19:46:13] <Shuudoushi> and I get
little lag while on serversw
L2211[19:46:26] <Shuudoushi> my CPU is my
main limiting factor
L2212[19:46:55] <Shuudoushi> oh, and I
run dual monitors
L2213[19:47:00] <Brycey92> me 2
L2214[19:47:03] <Brycey92> i wish i had
3
L2215[19:47:08] <Brycey92> but this dorm
room is tiny
L2216[19:47:16] <Kodos> I'd settle for
using my TV as my only monitor
L2217[19:47:16] <Brycey92> as is this
desk
L2218[19:47:20] <Kodos> But my wife would
kill me
L2219[19:47:22] <Pwootage> I have one
monitor on two different graphics cards at the moment (one on my
970 one on my other 550)
L2220[19:47:36] <Ender> Kudos, same
:/
L2221[19:47:40] <Brycey92> lol how's that
working?
L2222[19:48:22] <Kodos> Ender, my wife
would kill you? =P
L2223[19:48:27] <Cassandra> My machine at
work is so powerful it's kind of sickening. >.>
L2224[19:48:43] <Cassandra>
Top-of-the-line Mac Pro.
L2225[19:48:52] <Ender> It was in
response to [00:47] +Kodos: I'd settle for using my TV as my only
monitor
L2226[19:49:06] <Brycey92> steal it and
replace it with a cardboard replica with a mac mini inside
L2227[19:49:07] <Kodos> I know, I'm
teasing
L2228[19:49:09] <Brycey92> see if anyone
notices
L2229[19:49:18] <Cassandra> :P
L2230[19:49:56] <Brycey92> or just steal
the internal hardware and put a mac mini inside the empty
case
L2231[19:50:05] <Brycey92> that's more
believable than cardboard
L2232[19:50:14] <Pwootage> I have a
macbook pro (on it now) but my desktop has 16gb ram 3.6ghz
quad-with-hyper AMD processor, a 970, a 550 TI, and an SSD
L2233[19:50:18] <Pwootage> (in addition
to three hdds)
L2234[19:51:09] <Brycey92> lol when i
built my pc, i saw the case could fit 8 hdds and i was like
"who would ever need so many?!" and now i have 4
L2235[19:51:20] <Brycey92> working my way
up
L2236[19:51:40] <Pwootage> My case *can*
hold probably 12 or so, don't have enough SATA ports without a RAID
card, though
L2237[19:51:43] <Cassandra> Of all
possible places I could ever work though, I think this place is
more likely than any other to notice if I did any of this. ;)
L2238[19:51:54] <Brycey92> lol
L2239[19:52:27] <Brycey92> replace the
motherboard with a pc board that can run hackintosh
L2240[19:52:49] <Brycey92> and replace
the gpu too
L2241[19:53:32] <Brycey92> then build
your own mac with the stolen mobo
L2242[19:53:32] <Cassandra> Err
L2243[19:53:57] <Cassandra> You do
realize that finding a motherboard of an appropriate size to fit in
one of the new Mac Pros is basically just not going to happen?
>.>
L2244[19:54:04] <Brycey92> oh its a new
one?
L2245[19:54:11] <Brycey92> groan
L2246[19:54:20] <Brycey92> yeah no chance
of that
L2247[19:54:22] <Pwootage> I love my
macbook pro, it's quite small, light, and battery-efficent
L2248[19:54:47] <Brycey92> wait a few
years, it'll become a leg cooker
L2249[19:54:47] <Cassandra> Yes. My work
machine is a brand-new, top-of-the-line Mac Pro. :P
L2250[19:55:44] <Pwootage> My work
machine is a linux box because awesome
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L2253[19:56:24] <Brycey92> this studying
is going great, i've eaten a sandwich, pudding cup, jello cup,
drank a mountain dew, listened to all the fairy tail openings and
endings, watched 2 episodes of pokemon, and chatted with you
guys
L2254[19:57:14] <Brycey92> also checked
for updates to 3 mods, updated my anime list and tried to read a
json tutorial
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L2256[19:58:07] <Cassandra>
>.>
L2257[19:59:10] <Pwootage> json is so
simple
L2258[19:59:44] <Shuudoushi> does anyone
have any ideas on how I can pull the last part of a path? (i.e.
/usr/man/ all I want is the /man/ bit)
L2259[19:59:54] <Brycey92> well i want to
use it to do extremely simple things but all the tutorials i looked
at did things more complicated
L2260[19:59:58] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L2261[20:00:16] <Brycey92> segment it
into strings using / as the separator
L2262[20:00:21] <Brycey92> then take the
last one
L2263[20:00:23] <Pwootage> Shuudoushi:
"last index of '/'" is pretty easy
L2264[20:00:54] <Shuudoushi> Pwootage:
and how would I implement that?
L2265[20:01:03] <Pwootage> In Lua? Not
sure :P
L2266[20:01:12] <Shuudoushi> ...
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L2269[20:01:16] <Shuudoushi> you suck
lol
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L2271[20:01:59] <PotatoTrumpet> Bloody
hell
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L2273[20:02:04] <PotatoTrumpet> OPPM
installed the wrong package
L2274[20:02:10] <Brycey92> gj oppm
L2275[20:02:29] <Brycey92> i've had
nothing but issues with that thing
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L2277[20:02:38] <Brycey92> but im too
lazy to reproduce at the moment
L2278[20:04:44] <Kodos> oppm works fine
if you know what you're doing
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L2280[20:07:49] <Pwootage> I'm tempted to
write a new OPPM that doesn't suck ;D
L2281[20:07:58] <Pwootage> but it
requires effort
L2282[20:08:59] <Kodos> And knowing what
you're doing =P
L2283[20:09:46] <Brycey92> do it
Pwootage
L2284[20:10:28] <Shuudoushi> Kodos: there
will probably be a somewhat large commit to the repo soon
L2285[20:10:58] <Shuudoushi> just have to
figure out how to grab the last indexed dir...
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L2288[20:11:53] <Pwootage> Writing a new
package manager sounds like a sweet way to not spend time on other
stuff I need to do
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L2291[20:12:03] <Kodos> Looks like it
might be missing an end, Potato
L2292[20:12:19] <PotatoTrumpet> Supers
dns aip or my program, Kodos
L2293[20:12:24] <Kodos> DNS program
L2294[20:12:35] <Kodos> Specifically on
the function at line 112, on line 162
L2296[20:12:37] -Kibibyte- [Brycey92] The
Wiggles- Hot Potato | by bubbanips | 1m17s | 438w2d ago | 32,705,97
views | Rated:
4.04/5.00
L2297[20:12:49] <PotatoTrumpet> So, it's
supers fault?
L2298[20:12:52] <PotatoTrumpet> or
Mine
L2299[20:13:00] <Kodos> #lua 438 /
52
L2300[20:13:01] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
8.4230769230769
L2301[20:13:05] <Kodos> Yikes
L2302[20:13:12] <Kodos> On the DNS
lib
L2303[20:13:14] <PotatoTrumpet> ok
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L2306[20:15:05] <vifino> Huh, my bot is
actually used.
L2307[20:15:19] <vifino> Nice.
L2308[20:15:20] <TabletCube> if only i
finished my dns
L2309[20:15:21] <vifino> I guess.
L2310[20:15:40] <TabletCube> It'd be
superior to super's
L2311[20:15:54] <PotatoTrumpet> Why or
why can't super be on
L2312[20:15:59] <PotatoTrumpet> to fix
his stupid code
L2313[20:16:11] <PotatoTrumpet>
s/or/oh
L2314[20:16:11] <Kibibyte>
<PotatoTrumpet> Why oh why can't super be on
L2316[20:17:21] <Brycey92> uhh
kibibyte?
L2317[20:21:39] <PotatoTrumpet> yes
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L2320[20:32:31] <Altenius> ᕕ(_ᐛ_)ᕗ
L2321[20:32:55] <Brycey92> lol
L2322[20:33:18] <Brycey92> i let that
play 180+ times
L2323[20:33:21] <Brycey92> i dont know
why
L2324[20:34:27] <Kodos> Fucking Git, I
JUST told you to not ignore my bin folder, wtf are you doing
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L2326[20:35:32] <PotatoTrumpet> lol
L2327[20:35:44] <Shuudoushi> so I wasn't
just stupid, git really does have something against my dirs
XD
L2328[20:36:06] <Kodos> I fixed it
L2329[20:36:07] <Brycey92> git is
bad
L2330[20:36:16] <Shuudoushi> sweet
L2331[20:36:20] <Brycey92> its missing a
lot of features it should have
L2332[20:36:21] <Kodos> My updates are
done, go nuts
L2333[20:36:27] <Kodos> Make sure you use
all the new files
L2334[20:36:33] <Brycey92> subversion is
worse tho
L2335[20:36:38] <Shuudoushi> so I should
delete the .get<everything> out of my git dir right?
L2336[20:36:52] <Kodos> Or just delete
your local everything and use the files I just pushed
L2337[20:36:59] <Shuudoushi> lol,
kk
L2338[20:37:17] <Kodos> Hopefully me
using a .dat extension for your username and pw storage files
doesn't break anythingf
L2339[20:37:19] <Kodos> but it
shouldn't
L2340[20:37:52] <Kodos> If it doesn't
work, just change .dat to .txt and make sure you change autorun.lua
to reflect that
L2342[20:38:55] <Kodos> The irony of
'Please report bugs on the Github issue tracker, thank you!' being
on your screenshot is lolworthy
L2343[20:38:56] <Sangar> random, huh.
tell me again when you have a way to reproduce it :P
L2344[20:39:10] <Altenius> Kodos, you
beat me :(
L2345[20:39:10] <Sangar> that, too
:P
L2346[20:39:36] <PotatoTrumpet> Sangar:
It keeps happening on a termianl to a server in a server rack
L2347[20:39:42] <PotatoTrumpet> Seems to
be random
L2348[20:40:01] <Sangar> singleplayer or
server?
L2349[20:40:04] <PotatoTrumpet>
Server
L2350[20:40:26] <Kodos> PotatoTrumpet,
what version of OC do you have?
L2351[20:40:29] <Kodos> I'll try to
reproduce
L2352[20:40:30] <PotatoTrumpet> uhh
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L2354[20:41:14] <PotatoTrumpet>
MC1.7.10-1.4.2.280-dev
L2355[20:41:51] <Kodos> Let me grab that
one
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L2358[20:43:17] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L2359[20:43:23] <Shuudoushi> Kodos: there
is going to be a bit of a file path clean up next commit
L2360[20:43:37] <PotatoTrumpet> I think
turning the server off and back on resets it
L2361[20:44:11] <Kodos> Shuudoushi,
k
L2362[20:44:27] <Kodos> Potato, can you
PM me a list of the contents of your server, its tier, etc
L2363[20:44:48] <TabletCube> Altenius:
lol sorting throws an unknown db eer
L2364[20:44:53] <TabletCube> error
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L2366[20:47:26] <PotatoTrumpet> Just
reporduced it
L2367[20:47:34] <PotatoTrumpet> Rebooted
server
L2368[20:47:39] <Sangar> PotatoTrumpet,
just to make sure, try reinstalling openos
L2369[20:47:45] <PotatoTrumpet> ok
L2370[20:48:56] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L2371[20:49:18] <PotatoTrumpet> It seems
to be happening if I shift+click on server while it's booting
L2372[20:49:32] <PotatoTrumpet> the
terminal will remain dark
L2373[20:50:41] <PotatoTrumpet> If you
act like you are trying to put text on the screen like ls or dir,
it will update and will start doing that, while acting slow
L2374[20:51:22] <Kodos> Just curious,
what are you powering the rack with
L2375[20:51:38] <Sangar> but it doesn't
happen anymore if rebooting it after that? i.e. booting after the
term has been bound to the server?
L2376[20:52:15] <PotatoTrumpet> Kodos:
Power Switch connected to capac. connected to Ender IO stuff
L2377[20:52:31] <PotatoTrumpet> Sangar It
seems to be happening if you click on the server while it is still
booting
L2378[20:52:44] <Shuudoushi> if it's what
I'm thinking
L2379[20:52:56] <Kodos> What's connected
to the enderio stuff, the cap or the power convertor
L2380[20:53:09] <Sangar> but only then?
in that case it's probably openos hiccupping on the component
changes (binding adds screen + keyboard component)
L2381[20:53:19] <Shuudoushi> it also
happens if you have a bunch of extra stuff load right after
booting
L2382[20:53:44] <PotatoTrumpet> EnderIO
-> Conv -> Cap -> Cable -> dist. -> Server
L2383[20:53:50] <PotatoTrumpet> Kodos:
^
L2384[20:54:18] <Shuudoushi> oh, and hi
Sangar, did know you popped back online already XD
L2385[20:54:36] <Kodos> Might be what
Sangar saaid about the OS, I thought it might have been a lack of
sufficient power being constantly supplies
L2386[20:54:40] <Kodos> supplied
L2387[20:54:50] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L2388[20:54:54] <Kodos> I can't seem to
reproduce regardless
L2389[20:54:58] <SoniEx2> does anyone
know how to fork gitorious? I don't like the way github works
>.>
L2390[20:55:39] <SoniEx2> (or gitorious
for that matter - that's why I'm trying to fork it lol)
L2392[20:55:55] <PotatoTrumpet> Kodos: It
may be power related
L2393[20:55:57] <Kodos> Considering you
didn't fix the file names like I said
L2394[20:56:00] <Kodos> It's likely
L2395[20:56:11] <Shuudoushi> still
working on that >.>
L2396[20:56:43] <Pwootage> Why don't you
like github?
L2397[20:57:39] <Shuudoushi> wait, when
did you say to fix the file names o.O
L2398[20:58:12] <Pwootage> Have you tried
gitlab?
L2399[20:58:14] <Kodos> Remember when I
said to delete your local files and use everythign I
committed?
L2400[20:58:20] <Kodos> There was a
reason for that
L2401[20:58:21] *
Shuudoushi has a house full of annoying people that won't leave him
alone.
L2402[20:58:21] <SoniEx2> because I can't
have dirs >.>
L2403[20:58:28] <SoniEx2> gitlab?
L2404[20:58:37] <Kodos> SoniEx2, git
locally and then sync it
L2405[20:58:37] <Shuudoushi> Kodos: I am
using what you commited
L2407[20:58:39] <Kodos> You can have all
the dirs
L2408[20:58:49] <SoniEx2> not what I
meant >.>
L2409[20:58:51] <Kodos> Shuudoushi, then
you changed the filenames in the code in which case you're an idiot
because you didn't pay attention
L2410[20:59:06] <Pwootage> Or write your
own git thing or use command line git
L2411[20:59:09] <Kodos> Go look at my
commits
L2412[20:59:12] <Kodos> And everything I
changed
L2413[20:59:22] <SoniEx2> well the idea
of forking gitorious is to write my own git thing
L2414[21:00:35] <Shuudoushi> shit... I
didn't update that pastebin link before i sent it to you
><
L2415[21:00:39] <SoniEx2> Pwootage, how
easy is it to fork that thing?
L2416[21:01:25] <Pwootage> SoniEx2: idk,
:P
L2417[21:01:37] <Pwootage> cmd line git
is organizable however
L2418[21:02:21] <Pwootage> If you're
going to write a new git host I'd recommend doing it from scratch,
I think, though
L2419[21:02:50] <SoniEx2> I prefer
forking
L2420[21:02:58] <SoniEx2> altho
L2421[21:03:01] <Alissa> I prefer
spooning
L2422[21:03:03] <SoniEx2> why does
everything use ruby >.>
L2423[21:03:22] <ds84182> inb4
vifino
L2424[21:03:31] <Alissa> inb4 "Ruby
OP"
L2425[21:03:36] <vifino> ruby op
L2426[21:03:40] <Pwootage> Ruby
sucks
L2427[21:03:48] <SoniEx2> x86 is OP
L2428[21:03:50] <Cassandra> Why does Ruby
"suck"?
L2429[21:03:53] <vifino> !kickban
Pwootage suk my ruby
L2430[21:04:00] <Alissa>
s/ruby/Smartie/
L2431[21:04:01] <Kibibyte> <vifino>
!kickban Pwootage suk my Smartie
L2432[21:04:11] <SoniEx2> altho I'd
probably not want to write a git thing in x86 assembly...
L2433[21:04:11] <Pwootage> Every time
I've tried ruby I've spent hours trying to get it to work
L2434[21:04:13] <vifino> Alissa: We're
not talking about, remember?
L2435[21:04:28] <vifino> *about you
L2436[21:04:32] <vifino> fail :|
L2437[21:04:36] <vifino> well,
whatever
L2438[21:04:42] <vifino> whole day is the
worst
L2439[21:04:46] <Cassandra> Pwootage:
Errr, what platform?
L2440[21:05:02] <vifino> i dont give a
damn anymore q_q
L2441[21:05:03] <Cassandra> Windows can
sometimes be a bitch to get Ruby set up and running on properly,
but beyond that it's trivially easy.
L2442[21:05:04] <Pwootage> Cassandra:
Linux, Windows, and OSX - I've had the problem on all of them
L2443[21:05:15] <Cassandra> It's
installed by default on OS X
L2444[21:05:16] <Pwootage> Mostly
problems with ruby gems
L2445[21:05:25] <Cassandra> What problems
with RubyGems?
L2446[21:05:31] <Pwootage> like them not
working
L2447[21:05:33] <Pwootage> at all
L2448[21:05:35] <Pwootage> for
hours
L2449[21:05:41] <Cassandra> Weird, most
gems are fairly well-vetted
L2450[21:05:44] <Cassandra> At least in
my experience.
L2451[21:05:52] <Cassandra> Unless you
were using some really weird, old, niche gems
L2452[21:06:21] <Pwootage> I remember it
being pretty large
L2453[21:07:03] <Cassandra> Windows can
occaisionally be a huge pain, especially with gems that need some
sort of native library compilation (thanks, MinGW!)
L2454[21:07:14] <Cassandra> But Unix
platforms are usually smooth sailing. Especially if you set up with
RVM
L2455[21:08:04] <SoniEx2> eh maybe I'll
write this from scratch >.>
L2456[21:08:10] <SoniEx2> what should I
use then?
L2457[21:08:15] <SoniEx2> gradle?
L2458[21:08:25] <Cassandra> Soni, if you
have to ask, should you really even be bothering?
L2459[21:08:56] <SoniEx2> Cassandra, well
it's better to try than to bug all devs about my subrepos
idea
L2460[21:09:39] <Brycey92> omg the
pokemon at 2/3 speed
L2461[21:09:44] <Brycey92> pokemon
theme*
L2462[21:09:47] <Brycey92> lol
L2463[21:10:17] <Brycey92> how do
words
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L2465[21:14:35] <Cassandra> Soni, I'm not
saying that it isn't better. I'm saying that you don't seem to have
the actual technical ability to be able to do it. Your best bet is
to just learn to use the tools available to you and work on
expanding your knowledge before trying to undertake something you
really don't understand. :/
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L2467[21:15:53] <SoniEx2> well, we'll see
if this is even possible in the first place...
L2468[21:16:18] <SoniEx2> (with the
current tools I mean)
L2469[21:17:34] <SoniEx2> (if it isn't
then that means I would have to fork git aswell >.>, only
then I'll give up)
L2470[21:21:14] <Kodos> SoniEx2, what OS
do you have
L2471[21:21:28] <SoniEx2> archlinux
L2473[21:22:28] <SoniEx2> pretty
complicated so far >.>
L2474[21:24:12] <SoniEx2> (oh and uhh...
I call them "subrepos" but call them whatever you
want)
L2475[21:29:28] <PotatoTrumpet> Ok, so
new to debug card
L2476[21:29:49] <PotatoTrumpet> How would
I set player rhj91 position to 1, 2, 3?
L2477[21:31:12] <Shuudoushi> ls
L2478[21:31:25] <Shuudoushi> fucking
shit...
L2479[21:31:59] <Alissa> :D
L2480[21:32:04] <Alissa> Wrong terminal
strikes again!
L2481[21:32:15] <Shuudoushi> lol...
yeah...
L2482[21:33:02] <Shuudoushi> I keep
forgetting to make sure I clicked on my MC window before sending
commands >.>
L2483[21:33:20] <Kodos> I just realized I
could put a debug card in a tablet
L2484[21:33:38] <Shuudoushi> really?
lol
L2485[21:35:48] <Kodos> I think so
anyway
L2486[21:35:51] <Kodos> It's a T1
card
L2487[21:35:52] <PotatoTrumpet> Yes
L2488[21:35:53] <Kodos> So I assume
so
L2489[21:35:58] <PotatoTrumpet> You can
put a debug card in a tablet
L2490[21:38:33] <PotatoTrumpet> which is
why I want to understand how to teleport a player
L2491[21:39:15] <Kodos> Let me get
it
L2493[21:43:31] <wolfmitchell> SoniEx2,
what's the difference from submodules
L2494[21:44:01] <SoniEx2> wolfmitchell,
it uses submodules to work, but that's a hack
L2495[21:44:11] <SoniEx2> it's more like
subdirectories
L2496[21:44:16] <SoniEx2> (git repo in
git repo)
L2497[21:44:21] <wolfmitchell> ...that's
what a submodule is
L2498[21:44:31] <wolfmitchell> and that
git repo can have submodules inside of it
L2499[21:44:32] <wolfmitchell> etc
etc
L2500[21:44:33] <SoniEx2> no submodules
is link to git commit in git repo >.>
L2501[21:44:51] <SoniEx2> I want to stuff
a whole git repo (master branch) in a git repo
L2502[21:45:00] <wolfmitchell> that's
what a submodule is
L2503[21:45:01] <wolfmitchell> ._.
L2504[21:45:11] <SoniEx2> you can point
submodules to master?
L2505[21:45:14] <wolfmitchell> when you
do 'git submodule update --init'
L2506[21:45:18] <wolfmitchell> er
L2507[21:45:22] <wolfmitchell> git
submodule add
L2508[21:45:24] <wolfmitchell> or
w/e
L2509[21:45:27] <wolfmitchell> it
automatically uses master
L2510[21:45:38] <SoniEx2> oh?
L2511[21:45:44] <SoniEx2> so this is
possible
L2512[21:45:57] <SoniEx2> why has noone
done this yet then >.>
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L2515[21:53:48] <Pwootage> What have I
missed?
L2516[21:56:19] <PotatoTrumpet> Sangar:
Would it be possiable to disable ceritan features of the debug
card
L2517[21:56:31] <PotatoTrumpet> so that
you could allow players to use the teleport stuff
L2518[21:56:37] <PotatoTrumpet> but not
mess with the world
L2520[22:03:21] <Pwootage> PotatoTrumpet:
a mod if nothing else :P
L2521[22:03:31] <PotatoTrumpet> x_x
L2522[22:04:16] <Pwootage> Or a debug
card in a computer that you can call over a network
L2523[22:04:19] <Pwootage> that only
allows certain calls
L2525[22:11:08] -Kibibyte- [Pwootage] What if a
Pokemon's Cry was their Name | by pacman9911 | 1m4s | 62w1d ago |
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L2527[22:13:08] <Shuudoushi> I for some
reason juust cannot get that code to run as a process
L2528[22:13:47] <Shuudoushi> brb
L2529[22:15:47] <Kodos> Congrats, you
wrote a very complex version of "My First CC
Program"
L2530[22:17:30] <Shuudoushi> seems it huh
>..
L2531[22:17:41] <Shuudoushi>
>.>*
L2532[22:22:43] <Kodos> #lua 9*26
L2533[22:22:44] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
234
L2534[22:26:17] <PotatoTrumpet> ?
L2535[22:26:36] <Kodos> Personal
thing
L2536[22:27:05] <Shuudoushi> I still
can't figure out my own code...
L2537[22:27:21] <Kodos> Congratulations,
you're a programmer now!
L2538[22:27:28] <Shuudoushi> lmao
L2539[22:27:40] <Shuudoushi> fucker
lol
L2540[22:34:52] <Pwootage> The life goal
of any programmer is to write code they undestand in 6 months
L2541[22:35:05] <Shuudoushi> lol
L2542[22:36:05] <Alissa> I understand
PotaDOS perfectly :|
L2543[22:36:09] <Alissa> Does this mean
I'm not a programmer?
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L2546[22:37:16] <Pwootage> No, that makes
you a successful programmer :P
L2548[22:45:55] <Shuudoushi> the fuck
o.O
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L2555[23:22:29] <Shuudoushi> this is
driving me nuts...
L2556[23:22:53] <Shuudoushi> I think root
checker and superuser is just going to be two programs
>.>
L2557[23:23:22] <Shuudoushi> well,
superuser auth...
L2558[23:35:59] <Shuudoushi> to make a
file and write some info to it, I would do "hn =
io.open("/<path>/<filename>",
"w")" right?
L2559[23:38:45] <Pwootage> Sounds right
to me
L2560[23:40:30] <Shuudoushi> or is it
io.write()...
L2561[23:41:06] <Sangar> io.write writes
to the stdout.
L2562[23:41:12] <Sangar> what you have is
correct
L2563[23:41:23] <Shuudoushi> sweet,
ty
L2565[23:49:34] <Kodos> Shuudoushi, Fluid
physics get
L2566[23:49:44] <Shuudoushi> o.O
L2567[23:50:14] <Shuudoushi> I don't
understand the reference...
L2568[23:51:35] <Sangar> Shuudoushi,
uhmmm, you sure you don't want
hn:write("whatever")?
L2569[23:51:44] <Shuudoushi> no...
L2570[23:52:24] <Shuudoushi> it's been so
long since I've used this stuff that I have completely forgotten
it...
L2572[23:54:12] <Shuudoushi> (sorry for
being such a pain x.x)
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L2575[23:56:52] <SpiritedDusty>
Shuudoushi: looks like it should work
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