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L2[00:03:02] <Kodos> Shuudoushi, it's not a
reference, that's actual liquid physics that nVidia got
working
L3[00:03:14] <Shuudoushi> oh sweet
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L7[00:08:56] <PotatoTrumpet> ~w table
L9[00:09:15] <Shuudoushi> wb Sangar
L10[00:09:19] <Sangar> ty
L11[00:09:49] <Shuudoushi> yw
L12[00:11:31] <Kodos> Sangar
L13[00:11:39] <Kodos> Any chance of a hint
at the thing you mentioned the other day?
L14[00:12:09] <Sangar> hm?
L15[00:12:42] <Kodos> I believe you called
it a 'Christmas Present'
L16[00:12:51] <Sangar> ah
L17[00:13:25] <Kodos> Tell me this much, is
it a block, item that goes into a case/robot, or something software
sided
L18[00:14:11] <Sangar> not saying :P
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L20[00:15:37] <Shuudoushi> lmao
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L32[00:29:16] <Sangar> i can tell you that
i just got another bit of it working, though :P and now i'll be off
again, in the attempt to get a few more hours of sleep o/
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L37[00:35:02] <Kodos> Another bit means it
has more than one thing so I am more excited now
L38[00:35:28] <Shuudoushi> lol
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L41[00:35:57] <Shuudoushi>
process.load("<path>") is supposed to run a program
in the background right?
L42[00:37:08] <Shuudoushi> or am I just
terribly mistaken...
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L55[00:44:19] <Shuudoushi> wb again
Sangar
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L70[00:53:36] <Shuudoushi> why is this not
working...
L71[00:54:58] <Shuudoushi> and Kodos, i
took your advise and done the hostname thing. That's why I was
asking about writing to files lol
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L73[00:55:57] <Shuudoushi> now if I could
only get my root check thing running in the back ground...
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L81[01:09:26] <Shuudoushi> a lot of ping
timeouts tonight...
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L93[01:57:45] <Shuudoushi> I cannot get
process.load to work for the life of me...
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L101[02:08:47] <Shuudoushi> can someone
test out process.load() and tell me if it loads the code...
L102[02:09:28] <dangranos> i am at school,
sorry
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L107[02:18:33] <Shuudoushi> does OC make
use of dofile()?
L108[02:23:12] <dangranos> bye
L109[02:23:20] <Shuudoushi> o/
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L150[03:40:50] <dangranos> that feeling
when internet is faster than your root/home device
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L163[03:41:15] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
almost bootstrapped BeOS onto a HDD!
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L171[03:41:32] <ShadowKatStudios> ofc it's
unable to mount
L172[03:41:32] <dangranos> sks, yay?
L173[03:45:45] <dangranos>
HexChat:
2.10.2 **
OS: Linux 3.17.4-1-ARCH x86_64 **
Distro:
ArchLinux **
CPU: 2 x Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU E5300 @
2.60GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 2,60GHz **
RAM: Physical: 988,4MiB,
27,1% free **
Disk: Total: 7,2GiB, 67,0% free **
VGA:
Intel Corporation 82G33/G31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller
**
Sound: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel **
Ethernet: Realtek
Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8101E/RTL8102E PCI Express Fast
L174[03:45:46] <dangranos> Ethernet
controller **
Uptime: 27m 46s **
L175[03:45:57] <dangranos> this is school
computer
L177[03:46:32] *
ShadowKatStudios ** SysInfo ** Client: ChatZilla ** OS: Linux
nagato.shadowkat.tk 3.17.6-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Sun Dec 7 23:43:32
UTC 2014 x86_64 GNU/Linux ** CPU: Intel Core i3 4160 (3.6Ghz) **
RAM: 8192MB total (2894 MB free) ** VGA/DVI: NVIDIA GeForce 8600GT
1GB VRAM ** Uptime: 18:27:40 **
L178[03:46:42] <ShadowKatStudios> That's
my desktop.
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L180[03:48:12] <dangranos> nearly
same
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L190[03:57:49] <Kodos> #lua (6*64) +
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L191[03:57:49] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
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L219[05:15:01] <ShadowKatStudios> So, I
have BeOS running in VirtualBox
L220[05:15:09] <ShadowKatStudios> However,
it is not over yet!
L221[05:15:25] <ShadowKatStudios> First, I
need an ethernet driver.
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L226[05:45:29] <Kodos> =D
L227[05:46:28] <ShadowKatStudios> o.o I
can load google in BeOS
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L229[05:53:01] <ShadowKatStudios> o.o I
can get flash for BeOS
L230[05:54:00] <ShadowKatStudios> Okay, so
now the CPU, rather than being -1100 Mhz, is running at
1690Mhz
L231[06:03:47] <dangranos> Kodos, what is
this?
L232[06:07:33] <Kodos> MaxInt RF
Storage
L233[06:08:10] <Kodos> #lua 1.25e7
L234[06:08:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
12500000
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L240[06:45:23] <Ender> morning, i
guess
L241[06:48:24] <Kodos> Does an assembler
need to be on an OC network to get power, or can I power it
directly
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L247[07:02:15] <Sangar> o/
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L249[07:05:28] <Kodos> o/
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L253[07:15:53] <Kodos> Wheeee chicken pot
pie =D
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L266[08:29:56] <dangranos> installed
hercules, i dont know what to do with it .-.
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L274[09:07:57] <dangranos> why everyone
uses github or irc but not forums?
L275[09:11:25] <SoniEx2> get OpenID
>.>
L276[09:11:42] <SoniEx2> (or
something)
L277[09:11:54] <dangranos> for what?
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L284[09:22:13] <dangranos> is that
ad?
L286[09:22:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Seems
so.
L287[09:22:32] <dangranos> sangar, you
here?
L288[09:22:41] <ShadowKatStudios> Paging
admins.
L289[09:23:02] <dangranos> too lazy to
google, what is "paging"?
L290[09:23:16] <SoniEx2> dangranos, OpenID
the thing that means I don't have to make new accounts
>.>
L291[09:23:17] <Nirek> things people did
with pagers, in the dark ages before cell phones
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L293[09:24:08] <dangranos> oh
L294[09:25:33] <Kodos|LeetDang> !kickban
LionelKunKrkic
L295[09:25:36] <Kodos|LeetDang> Darn
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L297[09:28:38] <Ender> !kickban
LionelKunKrkic
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L300[09:33:55] *
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L301[09:34:45] *
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L302[09:35:07] <Ender> Csstform: none on
ocjam as of yet
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L304[09:40:01] <Wuerfel21> Arrrrgggh,
Esper is stupid
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L307[09:41:54] <Ender> Wuerfel_21: how
so?
L308[09:42:04] <Wuerfel_21> Ender,
what?
L309[09:42:34] <Ender>
"<Wuerfel21> Arrrrgggh, Esper is stupid"
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L315[09:48:44] <tattyseal> Are the
addresses on Hard Drives just random UUIDs? I need to check for
addresses and set them on my SATA Card when a drive is added
:P
L316[09:49:27] <ShadowKatStudios> They
seem to be random, but they'd be pseudorandom because entropy takes
too long to generate
L317[09:50:14] <tattyseal> else
java.util.UUID.randomUUID().toString :P That is what it is ;)
L318[09:51:38] <tattyseal> For anyone
wondering, I mean a SATA Extension card, not a SATA Raid Card :P
Just because IRL some boards have like 2 sata slots etc :P
L319[09:53:14] <Kodos|Zzz> What does/will
it do
L320[09:53:19] <Kodos|Zzz> Explain like
I'm 5
L321[09:53:38] <Wuerfel_21> Ender, it dont
lets me in certain channels which normally work
L322[09:54:43] <Ender> Wuerfel_21: it
usually gives you an error if it blocks you
L323[09:55:27] <Wuerfel_21> Wuerfel_21,
says my nickname wasnt registerd, but it is, it just does that
sometimes after suspending my laptop
L324[09:56:00] <dangranos> is there lua
side UUID gen?
L325[09:56:38] <Ender> then it means that
you wasnt registered/logged in before your client tried joining.
there should be a way to set a delay on most clients
L326[09:57:02] <tattyseal> dangranos,
probably. Too lazy to look :P
L328[09:57:36] <tattyseal> Kodos|Zzz, You
make the card, then put a drive in it Tier 1 = 1 Drive, 2 = 2, 3 =
3 etc, Then it goes in a card slot, and BOOM extra drives in a card
:P
L329[09:57:51] <Kodos|Zzz> tattyseal, So
it's a raid card. No thanks
L330[09:58:09] <dangranos> Caitlyn, kinda
overkill
L331[09:58:18] <Caitlyn> Very.. but it
exists.
L332[09:58:39] <ShadowKatStudios> I like
the idea.
L333[10:00:26] <tattyseal> Kodos|Zzz,
:(.
L334[10:01:18] <dangranos> multiple
desktops are awesome
L335[10:01:52] <tattyseal> Kodos|Zzz,
Thats the best idea I had :P, If you have any better card ideas,
let me know :P
L336[10:02:09] <Kodos|Zzz> Does it have to
be a card?
L337[10:02:19] <tattyseal> Kodos|Zzz, No
:P
L338[10:03:05] <Kodos|Zzz> Let me sleep on
it, I'll have ideas this evening
L339[10:03:08] <Kodos|Zzz> o/
L340[10:03:13] <tattyseal> \o
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L345[10:18:50] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, hai
L346[10:19:01] <ShadowKatStudios> Hello
CompanionCube
L347[10:19:24] <CompanionCube> did you
here that Sky released their GPL tarball for latest firmware?
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L349[10:19:29] <CompanionCube> *hear
L350[10:19:40] <ShadowKatStudios> I feel
like I have successfully beaten all of my previous nerd records.
Also no, I didn't hear.
L351[10:19:48] <CompanionCube> yes, they
did
L352[10:19:54] <CompanionCube> but it
doesn't compile
L353[10:20:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
10/10
L354[10:20:20] <CompanionCube> ifkr
L355[10:20:26] <CompanionCube> they derped
their Makefile
L356[10:20:37] <ShadowKatStudios> Anyway,
I feel I have achieved the closest I have to a life goal- I've
gotten BeOS running in a VM. With networking.
L357[10:20:53] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, you should try OpenVMS next
L358[10:20:55] <CompanionCube> for no
reason
L359[10:21:39] <CompanionCube> it's a
completely different CPU *architecture*
L360[10:22:44] <ShadowKatStudios> VAX or
Alpha?
L361[10:23:23] <CompanionCube>
either
L362[10:24:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Is the
netmask for 10.*.*.* 255.0.0.0 or 255.255.255.0?
L363[10:24:45] <CompanionCube> first
one
L364[10:25:18] <CompanionCube>
255.255.255.0 is for 192.168.0.xxx iirc
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L368[10:27:59] <Ender> 255.255.255.0 is
the general subnet mask for C-Class address range
L369[10:30:38] <ShadowKatStudios> In that
case, looks like the BeOS network stack is fscked
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L373[10:38:58] <ShadowKatStudios>
ohcool
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L376[10:50:36] *
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L377[10:50:44] *
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L378[10:51:28] <ShadowKatStudios> Oooh,
DeanIsaKitty, you're back!
L379[10:51:34] <ShadowKatStudios> Are
you?
L380[10:51:39] <DeanIsaKitty> Yes
L381[10:52:00] <Ender> No *hides
DeanIsaKitty from everyone else* he's not
L382[10:52:39] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, so what do you think of the challenge of
openvms
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L384[10:53:06] <ShadowKatStudios> Should
be interesting, but I cba at the moment
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L387[10:58:02] *
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L388[10:59:15] <tattyseal> Whats the
matter?
L389[11:00:20] <Ender> everything
L390[11:01:12] <ShadowKatStudios> Due to
physics, nothing can ever be perfectm and that is obviously what
ender is sighing about.
L391[11:01:41] *
Ender slaps ShadowKatStudios for being a smartass
L392[11:01:41] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L393[11:02:09] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh, come
on ender, it annoys everyone at some point.
L394[11:02:41] *
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L395[11:03:52] <Ender> hmm
L396[11:04:15] <Ender> does php have a
try-except style keywords
L397[11:05:07] <tattyseal> Looking at your
conversation, now I want to slap ShadowKatStudios too :P
L398[11:05:41] <ShadowKatStudios> Go for
it, it's already happened multiple times today, a few more times
won't make any difference
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L401[11:06:57] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L402[11:07:08] <tattyseal> I know,
EnderBot2. Its too funny ;)
L403[11:07:16] *
DeanIsaKitty stabs tattyseal with a rusty dagger
L404[11:07:21] <ShadowKatStudios> Hm, it's
not even painful any more.
L405[11:07:31] *
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L406[11:08:02] <ShadowKatStudios> There is
no need for stabbing.
L407[11:08:07] <ShadowKatStudios> It's
slightly extreme.
L408[11:08:22] <DeanIsaKitty> But he
slapped you! :<
L409[11:09:15] <ShadowKatStudios> And
someone slapped me in real life today, too. No big deal.
L410[11:09:15] *
Ender round-house-kicks ShadowKatStudios out the
winodw
L411[11:09:23] <DeanIsaKitty> Hey!
L412[11:09:26] *
Ender cant type
L413[11:09:32] *
ShadowKatStudios phases out
L414[11:09:32] <Ender> ANARCHY
L415[11:09:37] <ShadowKatStudios>
Geez...
L416[11:09:47] <DeanIsaKitty> *
anarchy.esper.net netsplits
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L419[11:10:13] <Ender> DeanIsaKitty: that
would be funny
L420[11:10:19] *
ShadowKatStudios is changine phase too fast
L421[11:10:23] <ShadowKatStudios>
ffs
L422[11:10:29] *
DeanIsaKitty cuddles ShadowKatStudios
L423[11:10:38] *
ShadowKatStudios cuddles DeanIsaKitty
L424[11:10:44] <Ender> ShadowKatStudios:
you forget i control the universe sandbox
L425[11:10:48] <Ender> mwaahhahah
L426[11:10:49] <ShadowKatStudios> It's
good you're back :)
L427[11:10:57] <Ender> he never left
L428[11:11:06] <Ender> i made sure of
it
L429[11:11:11] *
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L430[11:11:21] <ShadowKatStudios>
DeanIsaKitty, I didn't talk to you last night, did I?
L431[11:11:31] <ShadowKatStudios> Or is my
memory even shitter than usual
L432[11:11:41] <Ender> ShadowKatStudios:
the 3rd thing
L433[11:11:45] <Ender> wait...
L434[11:12:34] <DeanIsaKitty>
Uhm....
L435[11:13:00] <Ender> just managed to
confuse myself by vim'ing a file on my actual vps which has syntax
highlighting/colouring on
L436[11:13:06] <DeanIsaKitty>
ShadowKatStudios: No you did not.
L437[11:13:19] <ShadowKatStudios> I define
that as you being gone.
L438[11:13:27] <Ender> no, he was
here
L439[11:13:33] <Ender> I was talking to
him
L440[11:13:40] <ShadowKatStudios> Well, I
didn't
L441[11:13:44] <ShadowKatStudios>
So...
L442[11:13:54] <ShadowKatStudios> Maybe
*I* wasn't here
L443[11:14:10] <Ender> yes
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L446[11:14:17] <Ender> Vexatos: :O
L447[11:14:32] <tattyseal> \o
Vexatos
L448[11:14:37] <Vexatos> \o
L449[11:15:12] <tattyseal> Who would like
to see me fail at making a Laptop addon for OC?
L450[11:15:19] <Ender> sure
L451[11:15:50] *
tattyseal slaps tattyseal: Pull yourself together. You can't fail
at this!
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L459[11:30:18] <Mark_R> Hello
L460[11:30:44] <Ender> Hi
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L464[11:41:42] <ircdotlua> I love me some
irc.lua! :P
L465[11:43:19] <ShadowKatStudios> Nice
username
L466[11:43:36] <ShadowKatStudios>
Fitting.
L467[11:43:45] <ircdotlua> I know, I love
irc.lua, so I am ircdotlua! :P
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L471[11:52:30] <tattyseal> Is there a way
to make the Computer Blue Screen with an error in game with lua? Or
will I have to code a custom one?
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L475[12:04:42] <dangranos> tatty, just
remove HDD
L476[12:04:48] <dangranos> or memory
L477[12:05:12] <dangranos> or you mean
custom BSOD?
L478[12:05:15] <ShadowKatStudios> unmount
/
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L483[12:39:37] <dangranos> i hate
graphs
L484[12:39:44] <dangranos> *drawing
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L492[12:52:04] <Inari> are contributions
to the findable floppy programs encouraged?
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L494[12:52:54] <Vexatos> Inari, if they
are good and actually useful programs
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L496[12:53:18] <Inari> well aside new
programs, changing things abotu current
L497[12:53:31] <Inari> like afaik irc one
doesnt really do CTCP all that well :P
L498[12:54:02] <Inari> "good and
actually useful" is hard to get with stuff like OC
though
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L500[12:56:48] <Kilobyte> Inari: i am
pretty sure thats open for changes :P
L501[12:57:16] <Nixill> when OCJam happens
O
L502[12:57:31] <Nixill> *I'm gonna
opensource my entry and possibly contribute it to findable
floppies.
L503[12:57:34] <Kilobyte> wouldn't it
rather be 'if'
L504[12:57:52] <Nixill> well if it doesn't
happen by say june
L505[12:57:56] <Nixill> I'll just write
the programs anyway
L506[12:58:45] <Kilobyte> last i heard
OCJam was discontunued, but there mightve been some changes since
then
L507[12:58:52] *
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L508[12:58:58] <Csstform> its coming
L509[12:59:03] <Kilobyte> ah kk
L510[12:59:09] *
Ender scratches Csstform's eyes out
L511[12:59:13] <Csstform> as soon as Ender
is finished with the site
L512[12:59:28] <Csstform> I can finish
thinga
L513[12:59:50] <Csstform> you can fully
blame ender for the wsit
L514[13:00:04] <Ender> Csstform: i have
stated multiple times that if you want the site done quicker get
someone else
L515[13:00:05] <Csstform>
s/wsit/wait
L516[13:00:06] <Kibibyte> <Csstform>
you can fully blame ender for the wait
L517[13:00:09] *
Kilobyte blames Ender
L518[13:00:10] <Ender> i'm not your
fucking slave
L519[13:00:12] <Ender> fuck off
L520[13:00:20] <Csstform> :3
L521[13:00:35] <Csstform> if someone else
offers, yay
L522[13:00:41] <Csstform> but as of right
now
L523[13:00:45] <Kilobyte> what lang is it
in?
L524[13:00:56] <Csstform> idk
L525[13:01:27] <Inari> what site
L526[13:01:34] <Nixill> ocjam
L527[13:01:43] <Inari> whats so special
about it?
L528[13:02:25] <Vexatos> Kilobyte,
English
L529[13:02:25] <Nixill> that I dunno
L530[13:02:25] <Vexatos> :3
L531[13:02:33] <Nixill> why not just make
some forum thing
L532[13:02:41] <Nixill> like
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L534[13:02:50] <Nixill> get Sangar or
Ender or whichever is responsible for the OC forums
L535[13:02:54] <Kilobyte> Vexatos: i was
rather going in the direction of a programming/scripting lang
L536[13:02:59] <Vexatos> I know
L537[13:03:00] <Nixill> to just dedicate a
subforum to the jam
L538[13:03:04] <Nixill> :D
L539[13:03:04] <Vexatos> That's why I said
"English"
L540[13:03:15] <Kilobyte> Nixill: just a
forum won't do very likely
L541[13:03:43] <Csstform> we need database
shizzle
L542[13:03:50] <Nixill> well that's true,
we'd need someplace *coughgoogledrive* to host the files too
L543[13:04:03] <Kilobyte> postgresql i
hope
L544[13:04:04] <Csstform> host your own
files
L545[13:04:19] <Nixill> then what's wrong
with just having a forum for logging entries?
L546[13:04:22] <Kilobyte> github is there
as code host
L547[13:04:33] <Nixill> github isn't free
if you don't want to open source your stuff
L548[13:04:35] <Vexatos> hitgub
L549[13:04:44] <Nixill> which I don't want
to do until post competition
L550[13:04:50] <Csstform> bitbucket for
non opensource
L551[13:05:18] <Csstform> it works
fine
L552[13:06:34] <Csstform> Nixill: I coulda
set up a forum a looooooooong time sgo if that was what we were
going to do
L553[13:07:04] <Nixill> urgh, I've been
having so much pizza lately and I still want more
L554[13:07:42] <Csstform> Kilobyte: you
wanna make a site?
L555[13:08:16] <Kilobyte> Nixill: in such
a jam the code is intended to be open source anyways
L556[13:08:26] <Kilobyte> and especially
with OC non-open source won't work too well
L557[13:08:35] <Nixill> true...
L558[13:08:35] <Kilobyte> since OC lacks
bytecode support
L559[13:08:40] <Nixill> oh?
L560[13:08:41] <Kilobyte> for security
reasons
L561[13:08:44] <Nixill> o.o
L562[13:08:52] <Kilobyte> OC uses native
lua
L563[13:09:17] <Kilobyte> and native lua
bytecode can allow you to run arbritrary machine code in the
vm
L564[13:09:27] <Nixill> ah
L565[13:10:10] <SoniEx2> Kilobyte, only if
you don't reimplement all your functions/have access to the
binary
L566[13:10:53] <SoniEx2> (by
"reimplement" I mean in Java ofc)
L567[13:10:56] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: it
generally does. due to some 'wontfix' marked issues of the lua
implementation
L568[13:11:18] <SoniEx2> Kilobyte, see,
stick all the default Lua functions in Java functions and you solve
the problem
L569[13:11:24] <Kilobyte> no
L570[13:11:29] <Kilobyte> the issue is in
bytecode itself.
L571[13:11:31] <SoniEx2> because then it's
basically impossible to know where the bloody functions are
located
L572[13:11:37] <Kilobyte> through buffer
overflows
L573[13:11:53] <SoniEx2> oh
L574[13:11:59] <SoniEx2> >.>
L575[13:12:05] <Kilobyte> thats why normal
lua code is not affected
L576[13:12:08] <Kilobyte> only
bytecode
L577[13:12:13] <SoniEx2> this is why we
need a good implementation of Lua in Java >.>
L578[13:12:29] <Inari> SoniEx2: make one
:3
L579[13:12:30] <Kilobyte> native lua is
faster :P
L580[13:12:45] <SoniEx2> Kilobyte, JIT/ASM
is faster >.>
L581[13:12:45] <Kilobyte> and really,
bytecode support isn't THAT important
L582[13:13:01] <Inari> sigh
L583[13:13:04] <SoniEx2> well bytecode
support lets me do t:[x]()
L584[13:13:09] <Inari> cargo locked itself
up on installing or somehting xD
L585[13:13:10] <Csstform> Kilobyte: answer
question plz
L586[13:13:21] <Kilobyte> Csstform:
probably not because lack of time
L587[13:13:30] <SoniEx2> also
L588[13:13:35] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: well,
OC doesn't use LuaJIT because that would be a huge pain to
persist
L589[13:13:35] <SoniEx2> why not stick it
thru a decompiler?
L590[13:13:39] <Csstform> then we
wait
L591[13:13:46] <Kilobyte> glhf decompiling
lua bytecode
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L593[13:13:55] <SoniEx2> Kilobyte, it has
been done before
L594[13:14:00] <Kilobyte> a lot of
information is lost when its beeing compiled
L595[13:14:04] <Kilobyte> like local
variable names
L596[13:14:08] <SoniEx2> Kilobyte, who
said you need to know names?
L597[13:14:31] <SoniEx2> local l1, l2, l3,
..., l200; <put code here>
L598[13:14:37] <Kilobyte> still
L599[13:14:43] <Kilobyte> its pretty much
useless
L600[13:14:47] <SoniEx2> it runs
L601[13:14:52] <Inari> windows, stop being
a crappy OS and jsut close the damn process, please
L602[13:14:53] <Kilobyte> why would you
want bytecode in first place
L603[13:15:03] <SoniEx2> t:[x]()
L604[13:15:07] <Kilobyte> Inari:
*cough*linux*cough*
L605[13:15:15] <SoniEx2> aka OP_SELF
L606[13:15:15] <Inari> Kilobyte:
*couhg*games*couhg*
L607[13:15:23] <CompanionCube>
*cough*wine*cough
L608[13:15:24] <SoniEx2> (well, OP_SELF
with local variables)
L609[13:15:27] <Kilobyte> Inari: yes?
:P
L610[13:15:37] <Kilobyte> i do not even
own a machine with windows installed
L611[13:15:42] <Inari> wine is a pain, too
often doesnt work properly and meh
L613[13:16:01] <Kilobyte> plus you usually
get better fps in wine than on windows
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L615[13:16:12] <SoniEx2> 0_0
L616[13:16:21] <Negi> Kilobyte, SAI
doesn't have pressure sensitivity under Wine.
L617[13:16:22] <Kilobyte> from my
experience at least
L618[13:16:43] <Inari> and i have to find
equivalents for all the software i use and have to deal with crappy
linux issues and have to deal with games not working on wine
L619[13:16:44] <Inari> and bleh
L620[13:16:53] <SoniEx2> Negi, well Wine
is open source so just fix it >.>
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L622[13:16:59] <Stary2001> ...
L623[13:17:00] <Stary2001> ....
L624[13:17:04] <Stary2001> ......
L625[13:17:15] <Negi> SoniEx2, I don't
even know how to begin with fixing Wine's implementation of
WinTab.
L626[13:17:23] <Inari> SoniEx2: well OC is
opensource, so fix bytecode?
L627[13:17:31] <Negi> I don't even know
how to code in that kind of stuff.
L628[13:17:31] <SoniEx2> Negi, just throw
things at it until it works >.>
L629[13:17:32] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: if that
was as easy windows would be dead by now
L630[13:17:54] <Kilobyte> (which would
actually be good)
L631[13:18:02] <Inari> i dont get why this
cant close a damn process
L632[13:18:08] <Inari> isnt the OS
supposed to hve control :P
L633[13:18:11] <Negi> If it was that easy
I would've kept Arch.
L634[13:18:21] <Negi> Inari, Windows is
only an ersatz of an OS.
L635[13:18:23] <Kilobyte> Inari: it has,
but you lack control over the OS
L636[13:18:27] <SoniEx2> that is, change
things and see what hangs, then try again, then try again, etc,
like dolphin does >.>
L637[13:18:46] <Negi> It's not exactly a
"work or not work" problem.
L638[13:18:48] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: try it
yourself.
L639[13:19:18] <SoniEx2> Kilobyte, I only
need wine for MCNBS
L640[13:19:23] <SoniEx2> and idk why it
doesn't work
L641[13:19:25] <Inari> yay process
explorer managed to kil l it :D
L642[13:19:33] <Inari> or not
L643[13:19:38] <SoniEx2> and idk anything
about winapi or w/e
L644[13:19:54] <SoniEx2> so
>.>
L645[13:19:58] <Kilobyte> Inari: on linux
a simple kill -9 would have worked :P
L646[13:20:00] <SoniEx2> I just don't
bother with it
L647[13:20:05] <Kilobyte> no program can
escape that
L648[13:20:11] <Inari> Kilobyte: :P
L649[13:20:20] <Negi> Kilobyte, I prefer
htop.
L650[13:20:26] <Negi> Because COLORS
L651[13:20:38] <Ender> Kilobyte: or
killall process_name
L652[13:20:45] <Inari> sigh :P
L653[13:20:47] <Ender> which i've used
before to kill chrome
L654[13:21:00] <Inari> the onyl way i'll
ever use linux is it it has a guarantee of supporting all windows
games
L655[13:21:06] <Negi> Oh yeah, Chrome and
its zillions processes.
L656[13:22:12] <Kilobyte> not even
init
L657[13:22:12] <Kilobyte> (though, killing
init will cause a panic)
L658[13:22:39] <Negi> Kilobyte, it's a bit
like killing the captain of the ship.
L659[13:22:57] <Kilobyte> for some reason
my ip is on a spamhaus list
L660[13:24:24] <Kilobyte> ah, because it
is a dialup address
L661[13:24:31] <Ender> wut
L662[13:24:43] <Kilobyte> Ender: mail
blacklist being abused
L663[13:24:47] <Ender> ah
L664[13:25:06] <Kilobyte> because accpting
mail from a dialup address is generally a bad idea
L665[13:25:51] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
on some distros init can escape SIGKILL
L666[13:26:12] <Kilobyte> yeah, those with
patched kernel
L667[13:26:26] <Kilobyte> an a regular
kernel it can't
L668[13:26:30] *
Ender is about to do something he doesnt normally do: backup his
stuff
L669[13:26:39] <Negi> Either my soja
bottle is stained. Or physics are fucking up.
L670[13:27:12] <CompanionCube> soja
bottle?
L671[13:27:33] <Negi> Soja sauce
L672[13:27:55] <Negi> Well, now I know
that when soja sauce stays for long somewhere, it'll stain its
container.
L673[13:27:55] <CompanionCube> and yes,
Linux is win.
L674[13:28:23] <CompanionCube> 30s boot
time on a machine of a few years old.
L675[13:28:25] <Kilobyte> it is
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L678[13:28:49] <SoniEx2> what happens if
you kill systemd?
L679[13:28:54] <Kilobyte> my desktop had 1
second boot time to command line and 4 to gui when i had just
installed it
L680[13:29:02] <CompanionCube> SoniEx2,
well systemd == init
L681[13:29:07] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: systemd
is init
L682[13:29:22] <CompanionCube> generally
anything occupying PID 1 = 'init'
L683[13:29:44] <SoniEx2> hmm what about
PID 0?
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L685[13:31:00] <Nixill> I wish you could
just let an error like MalformedURLException crash your program
instead of having to catch it and keep running
L686[13:31:16] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: is idle
process
L687[13:31:19] <Kilobyte> iirc
L688[13:31:24] <Ender> Nixill: what are
you on about?
L689[13:31:28] <Nixill> Android
L690[13:31:28] <Kilobyte> which is
unkillable per definition i think
L691[13:31:33] <SoniEx2> and where's the
kernel? >.>
L692[13:31:41] <SoniEx2> PID -1?
>.>
L693[13:31:49] <CompanionCube> no
L694[13:31:50] <Ender> SoniEx2: init is
the kernal
L695[13:31:52] <Ender> er
L696[13:31:55] <Ender> kernel
L697[13:32:02] <CompanionCube> swapper or
sched has process ID 0 and is responsible for paging,
L698[13:32:12] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
^
L699[13:32:17] <CompanionCube> SoniEx2,
^
L700[13:32:24] <SoniEx2> Ender, they said
init is systemd >.>
L701[13:32:28] <Negi> Ender, isn't
"kernal" valid or am I messing up with other languages
again ?
L702[13:32:29] <Kilobyte> Ender: actually
the kernel has no pid
L703[13:32:36] <Kilobyte> it runs when no
process runs
L704[13:32:52] <SoniEx2> so how do I kill
the kernel? >.>
L705[13:32:53] <Ender> Negi: i dunno,
hexchat marked it as spelt wrong
L706[13:33:06] <CompanionCube> kernal is
invalid unless you're talking about the C64
L707[13:33:10] <Ender> SoniEx2: taking a
sledge hammer to your machine
L708[13:33:13] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: you can
only crash it
L709[13:33:16] <Kilobyte> not kill
L710[13:33:24] <Kilobyte> way1: what ender
said
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L712[13:34:28] <Kilobyte> way 2: dd
if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/mem
L713[13:34:47] <Kilobyte> /dev/zero also
works
L714[13:34:58] <Negi> Kilobyte, that is
dangerous :c
L715[13:35:01] <Kilobyte> ofc
L716[13:35:07] <Kilobyte> it will crash
the kernel :P
L717[13:35:31] <Ender> what does dd even
do?
L718[13:35:38] <Kilobyte> copy data from
file 1 to file 2
L719[13:35:40] <CompanionCube> Ender, it's
a raw copying tool.
L720[13:35:45] <Ender> ah
L721[13:35:52] <Kilobyte> for example used
to image a drive
L722[13:35:55] <CompanionCube> it copies X
data from Place A to place B.
L723[13:36:08] <Kilobyte> or to flash an
image to a drive
L724[13:36:18] <CompanionCube> if X isn't
specified, it copies everything
L725[13:36:40] <Kilobyte> if you don't
give it an input file (if=) then it will read from stdin
L726[13:36:56] <Kilobyte> if you don't
give an output file it will write to stdout
L727[13:37:17] <Kilobyte> want progress
bar? pv input_file | dd of=output_file
L728[13:37:52] <SoniEx2> Kilobyte, is it
"safe"?
L729[13:37:59] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: what
command
L730[13:38:05] <SoniEx2> or do I risk
corrupting files?
L731[13:38:07] <Ender> define
"safe"
L732[13:38:12] <SoniEx2> the crash the
kernel command
L733[13:38:14] <SoniEx2> >.>
L734[13:38:31] <Ender> sh: 1:
crashthekernalcommand: not found
L735[13:38:43] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: a
kernel crash can always corrupt files, but a good fs (like ext4)
can fix that automatically usually
L736[13:38:52] <Kilobyte> not always
though
L737[13:39:10] <SoniEx2> so... alias
bsod="dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mem"
L738[13:39:33] <Kilobyte> its no
bsod
L739[13:39:38] <Kilobyte> its a
panic
L740[13:39:43] <SoniEx2> same thing
>.>
L741[13:39:47] <Kilobyte> only windows has
bsod
L742[13:39:55] <Ender> SoniEx2: first rule
of *unix, it's a Kernel Panic
L743[13:39:57] <Nixill> 2
L744[13:40:02] <SoniEx2> bsod = windows
panic
L745[13:40:02] ⇦
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L746[13:40:04] <SoniEx2> >.>
L747[13:40:13] <Kilobyte> no. a panic
message is usually more helpful than a bsod (unless you have a
mac)
L748[13:40:14] <Ender> or if you want to
give it a windows-esk name, black panic
L749[13:40:37] <SoniEx2> so TIL how to
dump RAM
L750[13:41:20] <Ender> take a Tesla Coil
and put your computer next to it
L751[13:41:25] <SoniEx2> what's this
useful for tho?
L752[13:41:36] <Ender> disposing of
idiots
L753[13:41:44] <Kilobyte> up to your
imaginations
L754[13:42:01] <Kilobyte> Ender: shush,
let him figure that out himself
L755[13:42:20] <SoniEx2> s/him/her/
L756[13:42:20] <Kibibyte> <Kilobyte>
Ender: shush, let her figure that out himself
L757[13:42:28] <SoniEx2> >.>
L758[13:42:31] <Ender> s/her/him
L759[13:42:32] <Kibibyte> <Kilobyte>
Ender: shush, let him figure that out himself
L760[13:42:38] <SoniEx2> s/him/her/g
L761[13:42:39] <Kibibyte> <Kilobyte>
Ender: shush, let her figure that out herself
L762[13:42:39] <Ender> huehuehue
L763[13:42:49] <SoniEx2> >.>
L764[13:42:52] <Kilobyte> Ender: doesn't
that count as bot abuse
L765[13:43:05] <Ender> Kilobyte: eh,
you're right
L766[13:43:13] ***
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L769[13:43:17] <Ender> there
L770[13:43:32] <Kilobyte> actually i meant
him, but whatever
L771[13:43:40] <SoniEx2> s/him/her/
L772[13:43:41] <Kibibyte> <Kilobyte>
actually i meant her, but whatever
L773[13:43:43] <SoniEx2> >.>
L774[13:44:10] <SoniEx2> now, I'm pretty
sure it's not bot abuse to correct ppl >.>
L776[13:44:12] -Kibibyte- [Ender] Meanwhile 3 |
by tomska | 2m51s | 1h37m ago | 301 views | Rated:
4.98/5.00
L777[13:44:20] <Caitlyn> Seriously why is
that a hard concept? SoniEx2, you identify as female yes?
L778[13:44:29] <SoniEx2> yes
L779[13:44:38] <Caitlyn> THEN IT'S FUCKING
HER/SHE.
L780[13:44:44] <Caitlyn> ffs people.
L781[13:44:47] <Kilobyte> whatever
L782[13:44:57] <SoniEx2> don't fuck
her
L783[13:45:00] <SoniEx2> lol
L784[13:45:22] <SoniEx2> :P
L785[13:47:58] <Negi> Fucking her would be
a bad idea, without her consent.
L786[13:48:15] <Sangar> evening o/
L787[13:48:22] <Negi> Hello Sangar.
L788[13:48:23] <Kilobyte> Sangar:
sup
L789[13:48:24] *
Ender hugs Sangar
L790[13:48:26] <Sangar> interesting topic
you have there >_>
L791[13:49:29] <SoniEx2> I g2g eat
L792[13:49:33] <SoniEx2> o/
L793[13:49:45] <Sangar> bon appetit
L794[13:49:59] *
Ender hugs Sangar
L795[13:50:10] <Ender> I just hugged you,
how do you feel?
L796[13:50:23] <Sangar> hmm. i feel...
hugged?
L797[13:50:31] <vifino> I don't know what
to do ._.
L798[13:50:38] *
Ender hugs vifino
L799[13:51:13] <Sangar> is this some kind
of social experiment, you hugging everyone and asking them how they
feel afterwards? :P
L800[13:51:22] <Ender> no
L801[13:51:22] <Sangar> should've thought
of something to skew the results more, then
L802[13:51:25] <Ender> just you
L803[13:51:25] <Sangar> ok, good
L804[13:51:42] *
Ender stops hugging Sangar
L805[13:51:47] <Ender> that's enough for
now
L806[13:51:49] <Sangar> oh, that was
ongoing
L807[13:51:54] <Ender> yes
L808[13:51:57] <Sangar> my bad
L809[13:52:10] <Sangar> i meant to say i
feel smothered
L810[13:52:36] <Csstform> wait
L811[13:52:58] <Csstform> you were hugging
sangar AND vifino?
L812[13:53:02] <Csstform> impressive
L813[13:53:09] <Ender> lol, this backup is
currently on file 10500 out of 83291
L814[13:53:31] <Ender> Csstform: I am not
bound by the laws of matter
L815[13:53:42] <Sangar> multihug perk,
probably
L816[13:53:47] <Vexaton> Sangar: Have you
seen the Waila update
L818[13:54:13] <Vexaton> Might be
interesting for you ;)
L819[13:54:15] <Sangar> Vexaton, yup,
sounds awesome. will get to it once i've brought my xmas present to
a somewhat stable state :P
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L824[14:01:14] *
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L825[14:01:16] <Sangar> there
L826[14:01:23] <Sangar> have a blanket hug
:P
L827[14:01:47] <Vexaton> Sangar, xmas
present
L828[14:01:49] <Vexaton> >stable
state
L829[14:01:51] <Vexaton> o.o
L830[14:02:24] <Sangar> it sorta kinda
already is, just not sure about a few features yet
L831[14:02:57] <Vexaton> define "xmas
present"
L832[14:03:06] <Kilobyte> secret
L833[14:03:08] <Kilobyte> :P
L834[14:03:12] <Sangar> new oc
feature
L835[14:03:14] <Kilobyte> its not
christmas yet
L836[14:03:24] <Kilobyte> so we all won't
know what its gonna be
L837[14:03:40] <Sangar> vorfreude ist die
beste freude :P
L838[14:03:45] <Kilobyte> still over a
week to go
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L840[14:03:47] <Kilobyte> :P
L841[14:06:19] <SoniEx2> so what are
ObjectHolders and how do I use them? (should I use them?)
L842[14:06:38] <Ender> put an object in
them and they will hold it
L843[14:08:09] <SoniEx2> I mean I haven't
seen OC use them so idk if I should or not
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L845[14:09:10] <Kilobyte> SoniEx2: depends
on your use case
L846[14:09:20] <Kilobyte> i think its a
way to represent userdata
L847[14:09:24] <SoniEx2>
(GameRegistry.ObjectHolder, for reference)
L848[14:09:25] <Kilobyte> but not
sure
L849[14:09:32] <Kilobyte> oh, idk
L850[14:09:39] <Kilobyte> GameRegistry if
forge stuff
L851[14:09:53] <SoniEx2> IDEA says
FML
L852[14:10:23] <SoniEx2> they're for
blocks and items or something like that
L853[14:11:05] <Negi> Ohmy that update. I
saw it yesterday but was too lazy to look at it.
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L858[14:16:31] -Kibibyte- [Ender] Lee Evans - I
am SPARTACUS! | by andyybx | 44s | 203w1d ago | 335,299 views |
Rated:
4.89/5.00
L859[14:18:10] <SoniEx2> eh I guess I'm on
my own :/
L860[14:20:08] <Vexaton> Sangar, why
didn't you push it to github yet? <3
L861[14:20:25] <Sangar> Vexaton, oh, i
forgot, one sec
L862[14:20:28] <Vexaton> Also, no
christmas time for me yet, 4-hour CS exam tomorrow
L863[14:20:30] <Sangar> :P
L864[14:20:37] <Sangar> oooh, fun
L865[14:20:43] <Sangar> topic?
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L867[14:21:31] <Vexaton> Codes and
combinatorial circuits
L868[14:22:08] <Vexaton> So...
uhm...
L869[14:22:22] <Vexaton> I have no idea
how in the world you can make a 4-hour exam using only those two
tiny topics
L870[14:23:03] <Kilobyte> Vexaton: i got
1.5 h maths exam tomorrow \o/
L871[14:23:33] <Vexaton> Kilobyte, shut
up
L872[14:23:39] <Vexaton> I've had a 6-hour
one on friday
L873[14:23:47] <Vexaton> wasn't able to do
anything that weekend
L874[14:23:55] <Kilobyte> well, i don't
have that long exams anymore
L875[14:24:01] <Kilobyte> mine are usually
only 1.5 h
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L877[14:24:13] *
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L878[14:24:16] <Vexatos> y u no
Abitur
L879[14:24:28] <Kilobyte> Vexatos:
uni.
L880[14:24:58] <Kilobyte> trust me, i got
shittons to learn still
L881[14:25:07] <Kilobyte> and my formula
collection isn't done either
L882[14:26:10] <Vexatos> Why are you
studying maths
L883[14:26:13] <Vexatos> you're
insane
L884[14:27:49] <Kilobyte> Applied Computer
Science involves maths
L885[14:27:59] <Kilobyte> as well as
economics
L886[14:28:24] <Kilobyte> even regular CS
involves maths
L887[14:28:45] <Vexatos> It does? Didn't
know
L888[14:28:52] *
Vexatos reads through notes for CS exam again
L889[14:28:53] <Kilobyte> just as physics
at uni involves a bit of CS
L890[14:32:45] <Ender> Vexatos: what
encryption method do computronics' cipher blocks use?
L891[14:33:20] <Vexatos> AES, I
think
L892[14:33:26] <Vexatos> depending on the
items you put inside
L893[14:33:30] <Vexatos> (It has a
GUI)
L894[14:33:43] <Vexatos> so the other side
will need to have the exact same items in the cipher block
L895[14:33:52] <Vexatos> Advanced Cipher
Block is simply RSA
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L901[14:56:18] <Shuudoushi> what was that
for x.x
L902[14:56:29] <Caitlyn>
"Shuudoushi|Away|Off"
L903[14:56:31] *
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L904[14:56:35] <Shuudoushi> LMAO
L905[14:56:40] <Shuudoushi> yeah...
L906[14:56:43] <Caitlyn> nub
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L908[14:57:11] <Shuudoushi> that's b/c I
set my nick to away but forgot to change it back before shutting
down my computer ^^;
L909[14:58:59] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn: this
is the proper way to call process.load right?
process.load("/bin/.root.lua")
L910[14:59:12] <Caitlyn> Fuck yeah!
L911[14:59:14] <Caitlyn> idfk..
L912[14:59:27] <Shuudoushi> didn't think
so... but it was worth asking lol
L913[15:36:41] <SoniEx2> Vexatos, so how
can I input arbritary AES keys into the cipher block?
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L915[15:36:56] <SoniEx2> also how do I use
FML's ObjectHolders?
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mod loader
L918[15:39:50] <SoniEx2> >.>
L919[15:39:52] <vifino> FCsstformsL
L920[15:41:26] <Csstform> thx vifi
L921[15:41:44] <Ender> SoniEx2: best to
ask that in #minecraftforge because if we knew we'd have probably
told you by noew
L922[15:42:16] <SoniEx2> I can't :(
L923[15:42:36] <SoniEx2> eh I guess I'll
just shoot myself in the foot then >.>
L924[15:45:40] <SoniEx2> ok wait
L925[15:45:53] <SoniEx2> you have an
@ObjectHolder(modid) at class level
L926[15:46:07] <SoniEx2> then for every
field you have @ObjectHolder(name)
L927[15:46:23] <SoniEx2> and that field
gets the block/item "modid:name"
L928[15:46:25] <SoniEx2> I think
L929[15:47:54] <Inari> Lex isnt as
generous as this channel xD
L930[15:48:33] <SoniEx2> and obviously if
you override the block/item it'll update all objectholders
L931[15:49:02] <SoniEx2> (well I'm not
sure if that's obvious but w/e >.>)
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L936[16:02:29] <SkyeFirez_> Question,
what's your opinion on including your mod in a public
modpack?
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L939[16:03:34] <SkyeFirez_> Sangar:
^
L940[16:03:47] <skyem123|ZZZ>
Goodnight.
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L942[16:05:15] <Sangar> SkyeFirez_, go
ahead, you can use oc whichever way you want to.
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L945[16:11:32] <Caitlyn> Can I use OC to
control nuclear weapons, and or machinery that may put humans in
danger if improper operation occurs?
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L947[16:15:13] <SoniEx2> Caitlyn, well
it's not GPL licensed, so probably...
L948[16:18:55] <Sangar> Caitlyn, according
to the license, yes >_> (and yes, i actually thought of
putting an addendum regarding that in there but decided it'd be
silly :P)
L949[16:19:29] <Caitlyn> woot... Gotta get
to work
L950[16:19:41] *
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L952[16:23:19] <Shuudoushi> lmao
L953[16:23:31] *
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L954[16:24:05] <Caitlyn> I remember seeing
that exemption in a software license somewhere.. I just cant
remember what it was...
L955[16:24:27] <Shuudoushi> lol
L956[16:24:37] <Shuudoushi> I still can't
get process.load to work...
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L958[16:25:47] <Shuudoushi|Away> either
way, afk a bit
L959[16:25:48] *
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L960[16:25:50] <SoniEx2> Caitlyn,
GPL?
L961[16:26:25] <SoniEx2> or are you
talking about a license that explicitly allows you to use the
software for that
L962[16:27:19] <Caitlyn> No, the license
said you *CAN NOT* use it for that
L963[16:28:34] <Caitlyn> You also agree
that you will not use these products for any purposes prohibited by
United States law, including, without limitation, the development,
design, manufacture or production of nuclear, missiles, or chemical
or biological weapons.
L964[16:28:38] <Caitlyn> Right...
iTunes.
L965[16:30:44] <Brycey92> is that
literally in the license?
L966[16:30:50] <Brycey92> for OC\
L967[16:30:51] <SoniEx2> I thought it was
the GPL that said that?
L969[16:31:08] <wolfmitchell> putting up a
$0.06 trading card for $20
L970[16:31:18] <Brycey92> omg
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L978[17:00:40] <Negi> Oh. Spam on the
forums.
L979[17:01:19] <Csstform> gg
L980[17:01:53] <Negi> I don't understand
why people target forums like OC's.
L981[17:02:39] <Ender> Negi: if you see
it, report it
L982[17:03:06] <SoniEx2> IRC ftw :P
L983[17:03:18] <Negi> Yeah, I'm doing
that, but Internets here are slow.
L984[17:03:20] <Ender> Oh wow, chinese
spam, thats a first
L985[17:04:40] <Ender> Negi: i delete the
post, could you get his username so i can flag as spammer? (forgot
to do that before i delete it)
L986[17:05:10] <Negi> korskqh
L987[17:05:24] <Negi> That looks a bit too
random.
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L990[17:15:13] <SoniEx2> :P
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L992[17:18:34] <Negi> Don't u ftp me
stuff, SoniEx2, especially without a valid extension ! :O
L993[17:18:53] <SoniEx2> not ftp
L994[17:19:19] <SoniEx2> just http
plaintext
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L996[17:19:35] <SoniEx2> also how can you
not want 1.7MB of /dev/urandom?
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L1000[17:23:04] <Negi|2> SoniEx2, because
it is not random any more.
L1001[17:23:22] <SoniEx2> Negi|2, what do
you mean?
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L1003[17:26:23] <Negi|2> SoniEx2, once a
random suit is used, it loses its random purpose, being only
gibberish not making any sense.
L1004[17:26:39] <Inari> use
random.org
L1005[17:27:02] <SoniEx2> Negi|2, it's
still random >.>
L1006[17:27:27] <Negi|2> No, it's not.
You've used up the random of it by giving it a purpose.
L1007[17:27:34] <Negi|2> It was
random.
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L1011[17:33:30] <SoniEx2> Negi|2, still
random >.>
L1012[17:34:13] <Negi|2> No, it's like
rolling a dice. You can use it for calculating something once, then
you'll have to roll again.
L1013[17:34:18] <Inari> it was never
random
L1014[17:34:27] <Negi|2> Inari,
semi-random ?
L1015[17:34:34] <Inari> pseudo,
yeah
L1016[17:34:36] <Negi|2> (Or it won't be
random, but just a simple number.)
L1017[17:37:10] <SoniEx2> it is
random
L1018[17:37:21] <SoniEx2> just because
it's also used doesn't mean it's not random >.>
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L1023[17:40:49] <Negi> I don't know what
my mother's doing but she's sure taking up the bandwidth.
L1024[17:41:17] <TabletCube> Negi:
wifikill
L1025[17:41:38] <Negi> Wait just lemme
look at the network stats of my router
L1026[17:42:18] <Negi> Oh I know what
she's doing.
L1027[17:43:05] <Negi> She's putting on
Xmas stuff. So she must have moved everything. So she accidently
unplugged the phone cord.
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L1043[18:16:45] <Shuudoushi> Sangar: may
I bother you to tell me how process.load() is supposed to work so I
can make sure I'm using it right...
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L1054[18:44:16] <Sangar> Shuudoushi,
errr... dunno. check shell or so for how it's used. and make sure
that's what you want, instead of a good ol' coroutine
L1055[18:44:57] <Shuudoushi> I just want
a program to run in the background so the user can keep doing user
stuff...
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L1059[18:49:35] <Sangar> maybe try
event.timer instead
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L1061[18:50:54] <Magik6k> Sangar, I guess
that os.sleep is dropping events and it imho shouldn't, am I
right?
L1062[18:51:30] <Shuudoushi> Magik6k:
multiboot is broken in oppm btw
L1063[18:51:43] <Sangar> it is, but it
dispatches them as events in the background (i.e. if theres an
event.listen registered something, that'll be called)
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L1065[18:52:12] <Magik6k> Shuudoushi,
will see tommorow
L1066[18:55:11] <Magik6k> Sangar, but
when I for example want to get some alt+c while sleep it
fails
L1067[18:55:32] <Sangar> eh?
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L1070[18:57:12] <Magik6k> Sangar, the
events are lost(i.e. if I have program with event loop and some
sleep for some reason I can't think of now the event will be
lost)
L1071[18:57:29] <Sangar> if you have an
event listener for key_downs (`event.listen("key_down",
function(...) ... end)`, or whatever the signature was) that should
be called if you sleep somewhere.
L1072[18:58:46] <SoniEx2> force me to
code >.>
L1073[18:59:01] <Magik6k> Sangar, yes, I
know, I just wanted to notice that it's not the expected
behavior
L1074[18:59:23] <SoniEx2> also
L1075[18:59:24] <Sangar> ah. well.
depends on your expectations xD
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L1078[19:01:31] <Magik6k> Sangar, I also
can think of a way to fix it, but it'd probably make some mess in
event API(something like event.pull(... , keepEvents) that'd not
'drop' not matching events)
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L1080[19:02:13] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, surely
you can get, porting it shouldn't be hard
L1081[19:02:31] <SoniEx2> cool
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L1083[19:02:47] <SoniEx2> so I can
program OC machines with cpp?
L1084[19:03:16] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, If you
will make good enough ecosystem around it, why not?
L1085[19:03:33] <SoniEx2> cool
L1086[19:04:01] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, you
could port TicyC compiller which is afaik 2k LOC, and make some
simple x86 emulator
L1087[19:04:24] <SoniEx2> Magik6k, I want
just cpp, not C
L1088[19:05:06] <Inari> im sure theres
some llvm2luabytecode=>decompiler for you :P
L1089[19:05:23] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, C
preprocessor is imho the crappiest thing to happen ever to IP
;p
L1090[19:06:03] <Magik6k> s/IP/IT
L1091[19:06:03] <Kibibyte>
<Magik6k> SoniEx2, C preprocessor is imho the crappiest thing
to happen ever to IT ;p
L1092[19:06:10] <Magik6k> .p
L1094[19:06:20] <SoniEx2> what about
that?
L1095[19:07:51] <Magik6k> SoniEx2, trust
me, I know C preprocessor very, very, very well, and it doesn't
change the fact it's shit(compared to it's alternatives)
L1096[19:07:56] <Nirek> do maps re-center
when you recraft them to increase zoom?
L1097[19:08:06] <SoniEx2> uhh ok
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nnnnnnnnnnnnetsplit
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L1130[20:04:09] <seebs> I can't think of
what I'd want cpp for in opencomputers. To say nothing of it being
insanely hard to implement in lua.
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L1132[20:12:45] <Sangar> i'm off o/
L1133[20:14:34] <Inari> seebs: wouldnt
say "insanely hard" ^^
L1134[20:15:03] <seebs> A *complete* cpp
implementation would be pretty hard.
L1135[20:15:17] <Inari> hm, in what
way?
L1136[20:15:34] <seebs> Well, for one
thing, you need a fairly complete C expression parser.
L1137[20:15:51] <seebs> Also if you want
to be compliant, you have to have reliable integer arithmetic with
at least a 64-bit range.
L1138[20:16:59] <Inari> guess we're
talking about different things
L1139[20:17:43] <seebs> You can put
arbitrary expressions in #if. Well, I mean, not completely
arbitrary.
L1140[20:18:01] <seebs> But you can write
fairly complicated expressions, and cpp math has to be done in a
type at least as wide as long long. I think it's supposed to be
intmax_t.
L1141[20:18:46] <Inari> well you'D lua
eval those
L1142[20:19:10] <Inari> unless fo course
you mean a "perfect copy" of it :p i'd mean more like the
general syntax and all
L1143[20:19:51] <seebs> I dunno, it's a
bad enough design for most purposes that without the compatibility,
there are probably a few million better choices for macro
languages.
L1144[20:20:08] <Inari> hehe
L1145[20:21:43] <Brycey92> anyone in here
know basic json?
L1146[20:21:56] <Brycey92> i need a
string and a boolean in a json file
L1147[20:22:19] <Brycey92> and the most
basic json tutorials make arrays of arrays of strings
L1148[20:22:49] <Altenius> Agh, my
internet is going ~70 KiB/s
L1149[20:22:55] <Brycey92> ouch
L1150[20:23:16] <Altenius> Sadly, that's
more that 1/4th of the regular speed
L1151[20:23:24] <Altenius>
s/more/less
L1152[20:23:25] <Kibibyte>
<Altenius> Sadly, that's less that 1/4th of the regular
speed
L1153[20:24:53] <ds84182> Hate Android
RelativeLayouts with a passion
L1154[20:25:09] <ds84182> it either works
and you don't know why or it doesn't work and you don't know
why
L1155[20:25:20] <vifino> bai all
L1156[20:25:33] <Altenius> bye
L1157[20:25:42] *
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L1158[20:25:46] <vifino> bai
Altenius
L1159[20:25:49] <ds84182> bai
L1160[20:25:56] <Shuudoushi> o/
L1161[20:25:59] <vifino> bai to you too
ds84182
L1162[20:26:04] <ds84182> o/
L1163[20:26:06] <vifino> and whole
#oc
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L1165[20:26:53] <Altenius> Speed went
down to 30 KiB/s. 6 GB of bandwidth left and 8 days >_>
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L1173[20:42:09] <Inari>
["string", true] ? or something :p no clue
L1174[20:42:46] *
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L1175[20:42:47] <ds84182> it would have
to be {data : ["string", true]}
L1176[20:43:07] <ds84182> JSON can't
simply be an array
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L1178[20:43:19] <ds84182> >JavaScript
Object Notation
L1179[20:43:23] <ds84182>
>>Object
L1180[20:43:24] <ds84182> {}
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L1182[20:45:09] <Inari> nope
L1183[20:45:57] <Inari> thats valid json
:P
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L1185[20:46:55] <ShadowKatStudios>
jayson
L1186[20:47:42] <Brycey92> would this
work?
L1187[20:47:43] <Brycey92> {
L1188[20:47:43] <Brycey92>
"launch": true,
L1189[20:47:43] <Brycey92>
"admin-ips": "admin.galaxy-craft.com"
L1190[20:47:43] <Brycey92> }
L1191[20:48:03] <ds84182> yes
L1192[20:48:05] <ds84182> I think
L1193[20:48:06] <Brycey92> yay
L1194[20:48:07] <ds84182> Yah
L1195[20:48:40] <Brycey92> ok on to my
next question
L1196[20:48:54] <Brycey92> in
server.properties, can you set server-ip to a hostname?
L1197[20:49:01] <Brycey92> or does it
have to be an ip address
L1199[20:51:41] <Brycey92> oooh
fancy
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L1202[21:03:10] <Pwootage> Pretty sure
lists are valid json
L1203[21:03:37] <Pwootage> .js
JSON.fromJson(JSON.stringify([1,2,3]))
L1204[21:03:41] <Pwootage> time to write
a js bot? :e
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L1206[21:04:44] <Pwootage> (it's
json.parse) it parses into [1,2,3] as expected
L1207[21:04:48] <Caitlyn> If I could
trust people to not try to delete shit I'd implement it in
MichiBot
L1208[21:04:59] <Caitlyn> But I don't
feel like implementing a sandbox
L1209[21:05:02] <Caitlyn> so...
meh.
L1210[21:05:23] <Pwootage> I hear
embedding spidermonkey/v8 isn't too bad if you can use C
libraries
L1211[21:05:38] <Pwootage> and if you're
in java it's not too hard to sandbox JS I don't think
L1212[21:05:42] <Caitlyn> MichiBot, is
written in java.... ScriptEngine engine =
factory.getEngineByName("JavaScript"); ftw.
L1213[21:06:32] <Pwootage> and it's even
fast if you're in java 7 or newer with Nashorn (at least I think
that was java 7)
L1214[21:06:43] <Caitlyn> isis runs
J7
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L1217[21:16:47] <SoniEx2> ok so to add 2
numbers between 0 and 15 (with comparators) you do
15-(15-x-y)
L1218[21:16:55] <SoniEx2> how do I get
the carry? >.>
L1219[21:17:37] <seebs> I am not
understanding the question.
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L1222[21:21:18] <SoniEx2> redstone
numbers are hexadecimal
L1223[21:21:25] <SoniEx2> I kinda know
how to add them together
L1224[21:21:30] <SoniEx2> but how do I
get the carry?
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L1228[21:28:16] <SoniEx2> you know when
you put 5+5 together you get 0 and a carry 1?
L1229[21:29:37] <SoniEx2> meh
>.>
L1230[21:31:17] <Caitlyn> Nashorn looks
like J8
L1231[21:31:34] <Pwootage> SoniEx2: carry
is 15-x-y pretty sure
L1232[21:31:43] <Pwootage> Caitlyn: j8 is
better anyway :P
L1233[21:32:01] <Caitlyn> Meh..
L1234[21:32:10] <Caitlyn> J8 would break
isis so.. no
L1235[21:32:43] <Pwootage> isis?
L1236[21:32:52] <Caitlyn> the server
MichiBot runs on
L1237[21:34:27] <SoniEx2> Pwootage,
>.>
L1238[21:34:56] <Pwootage> SoniEx2: you
asked for the remainder, pretty sure that's how you get it
L1239[21:35:16] <SoniEx2> it clips to 0
>.>
L1240[21:35:42] <seebs> The simplest way
to get the carry would be (x+y)/16
L1241[21:35:53] <seebs> well,
math.floor((x+y)/16)
L1242[21:36:12] <SoniEx2> seebs, I'm
still implementing addition and you want me to do division?
>.>
L1243[21:36:24] <seebs> ... I am maybe
missing the context.
L1244[21:36:31] <SoniEx2>
comparators
L1245[21:36:33] <seebs> Ohhh. "with
comparators".
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L1248[21:40:08] <Pwootage> .lua function
add(x,y) return (15-x-y,15-(15-x-y)) end print(add(7,7))
L1249[21:40:13] <Pwootage> #lua function
add(x,y) return (15-x-y,15-(15-x-y)) end print(add(7,7))
L1250[21:40:17] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
lua:1: ')' expected near ','
L1251[21:40:44] <Pwootage> #lua function
add(x,y) return {15-x-y,15-(15-x-y)} end print(add(7,7))
L1252[21:40:44] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7f01c40cc9a0 | nil
L1253[21:40:50] <Pwootage> #lua function
add(x,y) return {15-x-y,15-(15-x-y)} end return add(7,7)
L1254[21:40:50] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7f01c40cb220
L1255[21:41:02] <Pwootage> bah
L1256[21:41:03] <SoniEx2> remove the {}
>.>
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L1258[21:41:28] <seebs> You probably want
return (15-x-y), 15-(15-x-y)
L1259[21:42:15] <SoniEx2> also you forgot
about the clipping to 0
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L1261[21:42:27] <ping> ._.
L1262[21:42:31] <ping> he is here
L1263[21:42:32] <ping> run
L1264[21:42:36] <Pwootage> #lua function
add(x,y) return 15-x-y,15-(15-x-y) end return add(7,7)
L1265[21:42:37] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1 |
14
L1266[21:42:48] <Pwootage> seems like it
works for me
L1267[21:42:51] <Pwootage> #lua function
add(x,y) return 15-x-y,15-(15-x-y) end return add(14,14)
L1268[21:42:52] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > -13 |
28
L1269[21:43:04] <Pwootage> erm,
L1270[21:43:17] <SoniEx2> #lua function
add(x,y) return math.max(0,math.max(0,15-x)-y),
math.max(15-math.max(0,math.max(0,15-x)-y)) end return add(14,
14)
L1271[21:43:17] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0 |
15
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L1274[21:43:46] <Pwootage> hm
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L1276[21:44:40] <SoniEx2> I need
something that'll produce... hmm... 14 + 14 = 1*16 + 12*1?
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L1278[21:45:46] <Pwootage> y-(15-x) is
close
L1279[21:46:22] <SoniEx2> you forgot the
clipping
L1280[21:46:53] <Pwootage> I tried the
wrong numbers
L1281[21:48:12] <Pwootage> at this point
i'm ready to say ATD and add digitally
L1282[21:50:29] <SoniEx2> I'd say that'll
be bigger >.>
L1283[21:51:19] <Pwootage> much bigger,
yes ;D
L1284[21:52:21] <Alissa> Blep. :D
L1285[21:52:41] <Pwootage>
15-(15-15)-(15-12)?
L1286[21:52:54] <Pwootage> erm,
15-(15-x)-(15-y)
L1287[21:53:00] <Pwootage> unless I'm
more of a derp
L1288[21:55:37] <Pwootage> Clipping at
zero is intended if I'm not mistaken
L1289[21:55:38] <SoniEx2> well that does
give me the correct result
L1290[21:55:48] <SoniEx2> well except
it's off by one
L1291[21:56:13] <SoniEx2> wait no
uhh
L1292[21:56:29] <SoniEx2> it's only off
by one when it overflows, it seems
L1293[21:57:39] <Pwootage> then make it
14-(15-x)-(15-y) and only use it when (x + y) == 15
L1294[21:57:58] <Pwootage> (well,
techincally, x + y >= 15)
L1295[21:58:46] <SoniEx2> >.>
L1296[21:59:15] <Pwootage> that should be
easy enough if I'm not mistaken
L1297[22:00:52] <SoniEx2> also maybe I'm
doing it wrong but it doesn't work >.>
L1298[22:01:25] <Pwootage> Going to try
it, let me launch MC
L1299[22:01:36] <SoniEx2> #lua function
s(a,b,...) if ... then return s(math.max(0, a-b), ...) end return
math.max(0, a-b) end function add(a,b) return s(15, s(15,a),
s(15,b)) end return add(3, 3), add(14, 14)
L1300[22:01:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0 |
13
L1301[22:01:52] <SoniEx2> first one
should be 6, 2nd one should be 12
L1302[22:07:33] <Pwootage> k I can't
remember comparators to save my life
L1303[22:10:36] <Pwootage> aha, I
remembered
L1304[22:21:31] <Shuudoushi> I'm using
this wring aren't I... event.timer(1, "/bin/.root.lua/",
math.huge, rootCheck)
L1305[22:23:41] <Shuudoushi>
s/wring/wrong
L1306[22:23:42] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> I'm using this wrong aren't I... event.timer(1,
"/bin/.root.lua/", math.huge, rootCheck)
L1307[22:29:03] <Kodos|AFK> ~w
event.timer
L1309[22:29:34] <Shuudoushi> looked at
that...
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L1311[22:30:56] <Shuudoushi> I think is
what it means, is I'm going to have to make the root check into a
function and have autorun launch the the root checker...
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L1315[22:36:10] <Csstform> join
#vifino
L1316[22:36:18] <Csstform>
whooooooooooooooooooooooops
L1317[22:36:22] <Csstform> forgot the
/
L1318[22:37:10] <Pwootage> Testing is
showing it's working (although it's not that much smaller than the
ditigal version with this horrid design)
L1319[22:37:16] <Pwootage> SoniEx2:
^
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L1321[22:40:37] <SoniEx2> Pwootage, give
me the math/s
L1322[22:41:33] <Pwootage> 15-(15-x-y),
15-(15-x)-(15-y) overflow (greater than 15)
L1324[22:44:51] <Pwootage> if overflow
>= 1, 16 + (overflow - 1) is your number
L1325[22:45:56] <Pwootage> Time to build
a modpack, I think
L1326[22:46:06] <SoniEx2> whole
circuit?
L1328[22:50:13] <SoniEx2> thanks
L1330[22:51:24] <SoniEx2> (kinda reminds
me of OC's event API except mine passes the current
threadpool/eventpool to the callback)
L1331[22:51:34] <SoniEx2> (wait uhh
callback? what? .-.)
L1332[22:51:53] <SoniEx2> (no I'm not
thinking >.> it's almost 2 AM tho)
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L1337[23:13:35] <Shuudoushi> ok... so
after loading a process, using coroutine.resume(<process>)
will really run it...
L1338[23:13:57] <Shuudoushi> I think I
broke it...
L1339[23:14:08] <ShadowKatStudios>
10/10
L1340[23:14:42] <Kodos|AFK> Shuudoushi,
why don't you take a break, and help me compose music for my
game
L1341[23:14:52] <SoniEx2> night o/
L1342[23:14:55] <Shuudoushi>
sure...
L1343[23:15:31] <Shuudoushi> I have the
feeling that if i keep going, I'm going to break something...
L1344[23:15:49] <Caitlyn>
s/something/more stuff/
L1345[23:15:50] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> I have the feeling that if i keep going, I'm
going to break more stuff...
L1346[23:16:08] <Shuudoushi> true enough
lol
L1347[23:16:22] <Shuudoushi> but i meant
something physical, like my monitor :D
L1348[23:16:57] <ShadowKatStudios> *sigh*
So BeOS v5.1 freezes in a VM.
L1349[23:17:19] <ShadowKatStudios> Or...
not?
L1350[23:17:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Now it
freezes differently
L1351[23:18:00] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1352[23:18:13] <Shuudoushi> Kodos|AFK:
what did you have in mind?
L1353[23:18:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Great,
"search_sym(/boot/beos/system/add-ons/kernel/debugger/symbols
for symbol_sem) FAILED"
L1354[23:23:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Damn,
I really wanted the BONEyard thingy
L1355[23:23:43] <Kodos|AFK> 8 bit
L1356[23:24:01] <Shuudoushi> hmmm
L1357[23:24:17] <Shuudoushi> I know next
to nothing about music lol
L1358[23:24:18] <Kodos|AFK> Basically I
need a chiptune
L1359[23:24:25] <Kodos|AFK> Lol
L1360[23:24:25] <finkmac> ah, BeOS
L1361[23:24:37] <Kodos|AFK> I just need
something ambient to let run while the game plays
L1362[23:24:38] <finkmac> neat OS
L1364[23:26:27] <Shuudoushi> lmao
L1365[23:26:52] <Shuudoushi> wasn't it v^
that was working on music the other day?
L1366[23:27:05] <Kodos|AFK> Vexatos
L1367[23:29:31] <ShadowKatStudios>
finkmac: Have you tried Haiku?
L1368[23:29:44] <ShadowKatStudios>
Speaking of, I need to figure out why my Haiku box won't
start
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L1370[23:39:34] <ShadowKatStudios> yay
haiku box lives!
L1371[23:40:04] <Pwootage> Why is cofh
website down
L1372[23:40:07] <Pwootage> all I want is
thermal expansion D:
L1373[23:40:17] <ShadowKatStudios>
Because their servers got too cold.
L1376[23:42:30] <Pwootage> haxx
L1377[23:42:32] <Pwootage> I declare
haxx
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L1380[23:42:58] <Kodos|AFK> Soo
L1381[23:43:05] <Kodos|AFK> I kind of
want Pixelmon/OC integration
L1382[23:43:28] <Pwootage> You're nopt
getting it from me - pixelmon stole some of my code years ago
;D
L1383[23:43:48] <Kodos|AFK> Oh? Got a
link to their source where the code was stolen?
L1384[23:43:57] <Kodos|AFK> Or more
specifically, their code where it's used
L1385[23:44:07] <Pwootage> Oh i'm sure
that code doesn't even exist any more, it was literally years
ago
L1386[23:44:20] <Kodos|AFK> Did you
pursue it at all?
L1387[23:44:29] <Pwootage> I have never
really cared ;D
L1388[23:44:39] <Pwootage> it's an excuse
where I don't have one :P
L1389[23:44:54] <Brycey92> so Pwootage
how's that oppm replacement going? :p
L1390[23:45:01] <Pwootage> Brycey92,
trying to set up a modpack
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L1392[23:45:16] <Brycey92> cool,
cool
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L1395[23:45:44] <Brycey92> use solder if
you have the time to set it up
L1396[23:46:06] <Brycey92> once it's
going, it's extremely useful
L1397[23:46:08] <Pwootage> solder?
L1398[23:46:33] <Brycey92> the solder
API, which you host on your own web server
L1399[23:46:43] <Brycey92> it lets you
manage your mods and modpacks, and versions of everything
L1400[23:47:05] <Brycey92> it also lets
your client only download what's changed between versions instead
of the entire modpack again
L1401[23:47:05] <Pwootage> probably
should set that up, but this pack is mostly "shove some mods
in my .pwootcraft4/mods folder"
L1402[23:47:09] <Brycey92> lol
L1403[23:47:29] <Brycey92> oh, i should
mention solder is made to work with the technic platform
L1404[23:49:39] <Pwootage> I have used
technic launcher before, but I prefer manually doing mods because
safety
L1405[23:49:55] <Brycey92> safety?
L1406[23:50:30] <Pwootage> technically
sticking your mc info in anything besides official MC launcher is
sketchy (not that I don't think FTB/Technic work well)
L1407[23:50:54] <Brycey92>
technically
L1408[23:50:57] <Kodos|AFK> I wonder how
hard it would be to make a block component that you could change
what the game thinks it is via computer
L1409[23:51:14] <Pwootage> sure
L1410[23:51:20] <Pwootage> not too
bad
L1411[23:51:28] <Pwootage> depending on
what exactly you want it to do
L1412[23:51:33] <Brycey92> but if
FTB/technic were going to steal everyone's passwords and usernames,
we would have heard aboit it by now
L1413[23:52:34] <Pwootage> Probably
L1414[23:52:37] <Pwootage> They could be
Google
L1415[23:52:42] <Pwootage> biding thier
time before they turn evil
L1416[23:52:44] <Pwootage> ;D
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L1418[23:59:52] <Brycey92> lol