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L2[00:07:51] <Dashkal> printerDifficulty. 0)
Free books! 1) Magical fairy land where it takes paper and leather
and spits out exactly what you asked for every time. 2) Jams, ink
runs out at random times. Mechanical failure. 3) Actually prints
eldritch texts and after a few jobs a portal to outside
opens.
L3[00:09:38] <Sangar> 4) Still requires a
parallel port.
L4[00:10:07] <Dashkal> hey now... that's
just wrong.
L5[00:11:37] <Sangar> tales from the days
joysticks were connected to a dedicated port design available on
your sound card :>
L6[00:12:09] <Dashkal> I think I have such a
gamepad hiding in a box somewhere...
L7[00:12:22] <Dashkal> Pretty sure one of my
graveyard computers has the sound card to match
L9[00:13:05] <Dashkal> Commander Keen was
awesome.
L10[00:13:13] <Sangar> i think my m$
sidewinder (2?) is still catching dust somewhere
L11[00:13:54] <Dashkal> Mine was a creative
gamepad. Looked like a dual shock and a snes controller had a
baby
L12[00:13:54] <Sangar> flight simulator 95
\o/ can't believe i actually spent time on that in retrospect
L13[00:14:18] <Dashkal> (And sent it
through a time portal)
L14[00:14:37] <Sangar> hehe
L15[00:14:48] <Dashkal> Sangar: I blame
you... I'm starting to seriously consider resurecting my old pet
language. I'm eying the arch docs.
L16[00:15:00] <Sangar> :D
L17[00:15:26] <Dashkal> Why'd you have to
go and be reasonable and let me swap out Lua? Huh?
L18[00:15:49] <Dashkal> But seriously. This
is realy cool. Many thanks.
L19[00:16:04] <Dashkal> I don't actually
expect to finish this project, but it'll be fun regardless.
L20[00:16:05] <Sangar> i'm pretty sure it
was only a passing thought until asie convinced me to actually do
it :X
L21[00:16:36] <Sangar> if you notice
anything missing from that api lemme know
L22[00:16:41] <Dashkal> Heh, fair enough.
asie has a habit of pushing people to do things that end up really
cool, I've noticed.
L23[00:17:01] <Sangar> it's obviously kinda
tailored towards Lua right now, and what i could think of at the
time
L24[00:17:05] <Dashkal> Well, a
documentation point. It's not clear from the docs themselves when I
should 'start'. That is, the point where I should start
interrogating the EEPROM.
L25[00:17:39] <Dashkal> Do I get a signal?
Does runThreaded just get called repeatedly for idle cycles?
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L27[00:18:22] <Sangar> that's probably
because the eeprom didn't exist when i wrote that :X
L28[00:18:32] <Sangar> have to have a look
myself again, one sec
L29[00:18:43] <Dashkal> Oh no, that's fair,
but the question would have remained. At that point it'd be
"when do I start seeking hard drives?"
L30[00:18:57] <gamax92> Sangar: so uhh,
does that eeprom likely affect my oc-example-architecture/processor
?
L31[00:19:49] <Sangar> gamax92, yeah,
insofar as that it doesn't have to search fses for init.lua anymore
but can just get the binary blob from the only possibly present
eeprom
L32[00:20:20] <Sangar> but since iirc that
didn't actually show that part, no :P
L33[00:20:42] <gamax92> Sangar: umm ...
yeah the arch's in those examples do nothing at all
L34[00:21:05] <Sangar> nevermind then
L35[00:21:15] <Sangar> so yeah, regarding
starting up.
L36[00:22:43] <Sangar> basically what
you'll want to do is set up the machine in initialize(), i.e. load
the initial code and then pause it. then in runThreaded (which gets
called first, and unless you don't actively request a synched call
it'll be the only one called) run your bootstrap code
L37[00:23:03] <Dashkal> is initialize() in
the main thread? More to the point, do I have component access
there?
L38[00:23:29] <Sangar> it is and you do
(via your machine.node())
L39[00:23:41] <Dashkal> And just to be
clear, does runThreaded() simply get called repeatedly? Not fully
clear on what triggers that.
L40[00:24:58] <Dashkal> runSynchronized()
and the immediately following runThreaded() are clear enough (ask
for it and you go sync, return from that and shortly you'll go
runThreaded(true). It's the runThreaded(false) calls I'm unsure
of.
L41[00:24:59] <Sangar> yes. the Machine
class hosts architectures and takes care of scheduling basically.
it'll pause when told to, otherwise keep calling runThreaded (as
long as signals are queued i think? lemme check)
L42[00:25:10] <ds84182> I love the
fillrate
L43[00:25:15] <ds84182> on all the graphics
card
L44[00:25:23] <ds84182> "Fill
rate" A classic
L45[00:25:42] <Dashkal> That's exactly what
I'm curious of. Do signals have to fire? If so, I suppose I would
implement yield by queuing a signal of some sort.
L46[00:25:53] <Dashkal> I'm not done yet,
but I'm letting go. Call me back.
L47[00:28:10] <Sangar> ah, right that's
what it was: it gets called after the machine was started, after
that it depends on what you return from runThreaded, i.e. the
ExecutionResult. if you return a sleep of zero ticks it'll be
called again as soon as possible, otherwise when there's a signal
or that number of ticks have elapsed
L48[00:28:28] <Sangar> Dashkal ^
L49[00:29:39] <Dashkal> Gotcha. Thank you
:)
L50[00:30:32] <Dashkal> One more refinment.
If I ignore said signal (leave it in the queue), does that cause an
immediate retrigger or does my new sleep result get honored?
L51[00:31:09] <Sangar> in that case the
sleep will be ignored
L52[00:31:59] <Sangar> it's not necessarily
absolutely immediate though, depending on how many other computers
are running and keeping the worker threads busy. return basically
makes the machine yield the worker thread and wait until it gets it
again.
L53[00:32:07] <Dashkal> Gotcha
L54[00:32:29] <Sangar> let me know how it
goes :)
L55[00:32:31] <Dashkal> I need to dig into
javadoc at this point to get to better questions.
L56[00:32:35] <Dashkal> Thank you for the
kickstart :)
L57[00:32:40] <Sangar> no problem at all
:)
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L68[01:10:14] <lperkins2> Hm, odd. No
players logged in, CPU is sitting at 13%, and I keep getting can't
keep up messages from my server.
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L71[01:10:27] <lperkins2> Network disk and
memory are all fine, not swapping at all..
L72[01:15:34] <PotatoTrumpet> \o/ Time to
write an essay!
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L75[01:21:57] <lperkins2> Well, I guess
I'll run the server in a ramdisk and see what happens.
L76[01:31:24] <Dashkal> <rant>THAT'S
NOT WHAT OPEN SOURCE MEANS</rant>
L77[01:31:30] <Dashkal>
@StargateTech2
L78[01:32:26] <LordFokas> Dashkal, ugh yeah
that's very old and needs urgent updating. I just happen to suck at
licences.
L79[01:32:46] <LordFokas> I want something
close to DBAJ
L80[01:33:08] <Dashkal> Thank you!
L81[01:33:20] <Dashkal> Cause yeah, what's
there is definitely a propriertary license
L82[01:33:49] <Dashkal> I suspect you don't
actually want an OSI style open source license, which is fine. My
rant is more using that term but not using its meaning.
L83[01:34:36] <LordFokas> care to
help?
L84[01:34:38] <Dashkal> That all said. This
looks really cool! I'm going to load it into a test instance and
poke about.
L85[01:34:54] <LordFokas> oh you're playing
with it? NICE
L86[01:34:55] <Dashkal> Not sure I can. My
default is to use a MIT style license. Frees me from having to care
what's done with it.
L87[01:35:11] <LordFokas> I thought you
were just randomly complaining
L88[01:35:17] <Dashkal> Well, that's the
intent. It'll be in my test instance tonight. If it goes well,
yeah, it'll be in the server and you'll get some good testing
:)
L89[01:35:35] <Dashkal> If not, you'll get
some feedback and it'll be on my watch list :)
L90[01:35:39] <LordFokas> well come join us
over at #StargateTech
L91[01:36:08] <LordFokas> keep in mind we
are still on Alpha.
L92[01:36:25] <LordFokas> until now pretty
much everything I've done was adding content and fixing
crashes
L93[01:36:34] <LordFokas> but it's pretty
stable
L94[01:36:41] <LordFokas> and
not-so-unbalanced
L95[01:37:07] <Dashkal> :D
L96[01:37:12] <LordFokas> fine-tuning will
come on Beta. Soon. Very soon.
L97[01:37:22] <LordFokas> oh you're on the
channel. I can stop doing this here
L98[01:37:28] <Dashkal> :P
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L103[02:01:34] <Wired> I'm bored, give me
a program or something to play with.
L104[02:17:20] <Sangar>
iterator.hashNext... riiight. i think i'll head to bed now
>_> gnight o/
L105[02:20:25] <Wired> Night!
L106[02:25:22] <LordFokas> \o
L107[02:31:26] <Wired> Robots are
great.
L108[02:33:09] <gamax92> i uhh, i had a
robot winding up a clockwork engine before.
L109[02:33:23] <gamax92> the engine
produced more than the robot took.
L110[02:33:49] <Wired> I blame dark
energy.
L111[02:50:43] <Wired> I got a server T1
and microchip T3 from 2 consecutive presents o_o
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L114[03:26:06] <Kodos> I made a coin toss
app
L115[03:26:09] <Kodos> err program
L116[03:27:39] <ds84182> OHMYG AN
APP
L117[03:27:47] *
ds84182 's face rips to shreads
L118[03:28:04] <ds84182> Oh yah, OC source
finished cloning!
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L136[05:16:34] <Kodos> Who wants to decode
a server crash
L137[05:16:40] <Kodos> Because I'm
stumped
L138[05:16:49] <Kodos> Well
L139[05:16:50] <Kodos> Not stumped
L140[05:16:52] <Kodos> just
frustrated
L141[05:22:12] <Wired> Is there any way to
tell north with a tablet?
L142[05:22:34] <Kodos> debug card
MAYBE
L143[05:28:39] <Caitlyn> Kodos, link
it..?
L144[05:28:57] <Kodos> Gladly, one
sec
L146[05:29:48] <Caitlyn> effing
dropbox....
L147[05:29:54] <Caitlyn> It'll be a minute
since I have to download it
L148[05:32:47] <gamax92> Caitlyn: what mod
is "appeng" ?
L149[05:32:57] <Caitlyn> Applied
Energestics
L150[05:33:00] <gamax92> Kodos: ^
L151[05:33:39] <Kodos> Care to share what
AE2 is causing a crash with? Because it worked fine until we
changed the pack around
L152[05:34:20] <Caitlyn> so man AE2
NullPointers...
L153[05:34:21] <gamax92> i don't know, i
just see tons and tons of lines from ae
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L156[05:34:52] <Caitlyn> Line 10654 to
like 24+k
L157[05:34:58] <Caitlyn> is nothing but
AE2 NPEs
L158[05:35:13] <gamax92> #lua
23975-10654
L159[05:35:13] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
13321
L160[05:38:45] <Caitlyn> The LanteaCraft
"java.io.FileNotFoundException" thing has been around
since WAAAAAAAY early in the 1.7 builds... it hurts nothing other
than the creation/deletion log not existing in Dedicated
L161[05:39:22] <Kodos> Right
L162[05:39:34] <Kodos> I'm just frustrated
because there's no 'error'
L163[05:39:38] <Kodos> the server just
stops
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L172[06:39:16] <gamax92> TIL, Atari was a
bunch of drunk or drugged programmers
L173[06:39:25] <gamax92> party on
fridays
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L178[07:12:14] <Wired> Futurama reference
in the robot names <3
L179[07:12:46] <Kodos> Let me know if you
get a robot named Kodos
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L181[07:14:00] <Wired> I have Vexatos and
Calculon at the moment.
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L183[07:16:09] <Caitlyn> Michiyo is in
there too... wonder if I should PR a name change
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L189[07:33:57] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
You gon come on the server tonight?
L190[07:34:05] <dangranos> huh, skyrim
kinda launched
L191[07:34:12] <dangranos> hope it will
load
L192[07:36:07] <dangranos> nope, no
menu
L193[07:41:56] <Cruor> dangranos: skyrim
isnt supposed to load D:
L194[07:42:10] <gamax92> You're
winner!
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L197[07:44:36] <gamax92> asie: YOU'RE
WINNER !
L198[07:45:33] <Cruor> gamax92: ill end
you ;_;
L199[07:45:54] <gamax92> Cruor: I'll draw
miku in minecraft
L200[07:46:00] <asie> gamax92: why am I
winner?
L201[07:47:29] <Cruor> gamax92: ;_;
why
L202[07:47:53] <gamax92> so many questions
;_;
L203[07:49:21] <asie> gamax92: why am i
winner
L204[07:49:38] <gamax92> stahp ;~;
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L207[07:53:47] <Cruor> waaaat do
L208[07:54:03] <Cruor> visio license has
max numbers of users .-.
L209[07:54:06] <Cruor> RIP
L210[07:54:23] <dangranos> torrents!
L211[07:54:43] <Cruor> ill ask IT god
senpai
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L213[08:01:35] <lperkins2> SOB! I just
called rm -r on my project folder not my scratch folder!
L214[08:02:13] <lperkins2> And thank you
eclipse for watching filesystem changes and syncing in real
time...
L215[08:02:15] <lperkins2> POS.
L216[08:03:36] <Wired> Make backups.
L217[08:03:58] <lperkins2> Of course, it
isn't a total loss, I have version control,
L218[08:03:59] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
doing well...
L219[08:04:03] <ShadowKatStudios> I just
woke up.
L220[08:04:05] <ShadowKatStudios> It's 7
PM
L221[08:04:08] <lperkins2> but most of
today's work is gone.
L222[08:04:35] <lperkins2> Well, maybe no,
I do have a decent decompiler, so I can probably recover most of
it...
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L224[08:05:39] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
What's the possibility of you working on a hive-mind quarry program
:P
L225[08:06:00] <ShadowKatStudios> 0
L226[08:06:08] <ShadowKatStudios> too long
a time scale
L227[08:06:18] <ShadowKatStudios> I get
bored after a short time
L228[08:06:31] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
Er... I'd pay you in materials on the server.
L229[08:06:35] <Wired> Probably a
lot.
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L231[08:17:32] <Cruor> i had to call
microsoft ;_;
L232[08:17:36] <Cruor> then i gave up on
life
L233[08:18:27] <Kilobyte> yeah your are
not the only one who has to give them their soul
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L235[08:29:09] <dangranos> damn
L236[08:29:39] <ShadowKatStudios>
damn?
L237[08:29:59] <dangranos> no menu in
skyrim
L238[08:30:07] <dangranos> everywhere says
"disable mods"
L239[08:30:10] <dangranos> i have no
mods
L240[08:30:22] <ShadowKatStudios> gg
L241[08:30:27] <dangranos> (well, i am
launching it in wine and its pirated copy)
L243[08:32:29] <Zequan> Damn pirates
L244[08:32:59] <ShadowKatStudios> damn
people with money
L245[08:33:13] <Zequan> I wish I had
money
L247[08:34:33] <ShadowKatStudios>
mmmk
L248[08:35:43] <dangranos> ahah
L249[08:35:48] <dangranos> skyrim uses
flash for menus
L250[08:35:52] <dangranos> maybe
L251[08:35:56] <ShadowKatStudios>
o.O
L253[08:36:26] <ShadowKatStudios>
flash
L254[08:36:28] <ShadowKatStudios> why
D:
L255[08:36:38] <dangranos> "its
cool"
L256[08:36:42] <dangranos> "its
everywhere"
L257[08:36:55] <ShadowKatStudios>
"it's terrible"
L258[08:37:18] <dangranos> "its
overused"
L259[08:37:40] <Wired> I know of only 1
thing that uses flash that I like.
L260[08:38:00] <dangranos> what is
it?
L261[08:38:04] <Wired> Machinarium
L262[08:38:05] <ShadowKatStudios> I don't
have flash installed on Linux or Windows
L263[08:38:24] <dangranos> wai, you played
skyrim, right?
L264[08:38:34] <Wired> I've never played
skyrim
L265[08:38:40] <dangranos> i was talking
with sks
L266[08:38:45] <ShadowKatStudios>
mmm?
L267[08:39:40] <ShadowKatStudios> hold on,
I'll double check
L268[08:39:42] <ShadowKatStudios> $ tree
-if /media/winHDD | grep [Ff]lash
L269[08:40:39] <Hatsuse> Hello
L270[08:41:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
Evening.
L271[08:41:20] <Hatsuse> Is you doing the
lua's
L272[08:41:23] <ShadowKatStudios>
dangranos: No flash installed on Windows
L273[08:41:53] <Hatsuse> e_e;;;
windows
L274[08:42:10] <ShadowKatStudios> Worry
not, I use linux primarily
L275[08:42:46] <Hatsuse> Distro?
L277[08:42:53] <ShadowKatStudios>
Arch
L278[08:42:58] <Hatsuse> Void
L279[08:43:21] <Hatsuse> Kodos pls
L280[08:43:42] <ShadowKatStudios>
uhh
L281[08:43:57] <Hatsuse> Void linux
L282[08:44:06] <Hatsuse> You haven't heard
of it?
L283[08:44:22] <ShadowKatStudios>
nope
L284[08:44:36] <Hatsuse> Just think of
arch
L285[08:44:44] <Hatsuse> But more
complicated
L286[08:45:03] <ShadowKatStudios> Rolling
release, nice...
L287[08:45:04] <Hatsuse> I'm still trying
to configure the docking trays
L288[08:45:15] <ShadowKatStudios> I've
never used xbps though
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L290[08:45:52] <Hatsuse> I've been messing
with a bunch of mod ids and its funny
L291[08:46:11] <Hatsuse> I've turned all
item block in the game into Solid block states
L292[08:46:44] <Hatsuse> Truly a lag
fest
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L294[08:49:02] <dangranos> ?
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L297[08:54:44] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
I'm gonna attempt making a mining program, you can help if you
like.
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L299[09:01:21] <ShadowKatStudios>
dangranos: Were you looking for a 1.7.10 copy of MapWriter?
L300[09:01:28] <dangranos> ?
L301[09:01:31] <dangranos> kinda found
it
L302[09:01:37] <ShadowKatStudios> Fair
enough
L303[09:01:40] <ShadowKatStudios> I just
found a copy
L304[09:01:52] <dangranos> on mapwriter
thread?
L305[09:03:04] <ShadowKatStudios>
nope
L306[09:03:06] <ShadowKatStudios>
elsewhere
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L310[09:08:41] <Wired> Has anyone made any
good mining programs?
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L321[09:14:19] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
Your skex has inspired me to make a simple eeprog thing of my own
^_^
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L332[09:22:26] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
found
L333[09:22:35] <ShadowKatStudios> A
mountain almost high enough to touch the clouds
L334[09:22:38] <Stary2001|web> ;o
L335[09:22:43] <Stary2001|web> o/
ShadowKatStudios
L336[09:22:56] <ShadowKatStudios> o/
L337[09:26:42] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
Wanna skype? xD
L338[09:28:44] <Stary2001|web>
ShadowKatStudios: how to lag cygwin: mkpasswd -d in school
L339[09:30:01] <dangranos> ...
L340[09:30:10] <dangranos> why you use
cygwin in school?
L341[09:30:21] <Stary2001|web> why
not
L342[09:30:47] <dangranos> use external
storage with linux installed
L343[09:30:53] <Wired> What's
cygwin?
L344[09:31:14] <dangranos> *nix emu for
windows, needs recompilation
L345[09:31:22] <dangranos> iirc
L346[09:31:24] <Stary2001|web> dangrano,
locked bootloader
L347[09:31:30] <Stary2001|web> as in, bios
pass is set
L348[09:31:32] <Stary2001|web> and i dont
know it
L349[09:33:42] <dangranos> remove
battery?
L350[09:33:58] <Stary2001|web> because
opening the case in the middle of an IT lesson wont be suspicious
at all
L351[09:34:05] <dangranos> right
L352[09:34:14] <Stary2001|web> i'd have to
unscrew it
L353[09:34:17] <Stary2001|web> rofl
L354[09:34:58] <dangranos> and no admin
access?
L355[09:35:22] <Stary2001|web>
indeed
L356[09:40:01] <lperkins2> Okay, I think I
have my workspace restored...
L357[09:41:54] <lperkins2> Ugh, at least I
knew what happened this time. One of my previous machines, I had a
dual-seat setup. The keyboard was mirroring onto VT2, so I was
getting really odd behaviour that took a long time to
diagnose.
L358[09:42:51] <Stary2001|web> haha
L359[09:42:52] <lperkins2> (I ended up rm
-r; ing my home folder, which fortunately choked on some write
protected files,
L360[09:43:17] <Stary2001|web> rofl
L361[09:43:21] <lperkins2> I had switched
working directories with the mouse, so that didn't mirror onto the
other terminal,
L362[09:43:39] <lperkins2> I still have no
idea how I managed to get it to do that, I don't think I could
recreate it if I wanted to.
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L364[09:50:48] <Stary2001|web> LAUNCHCODES
(E:)
L365[09:50:52] <Stary2001|web>
hehehe
L366[10:01:25] <Wired> What's the easiest
way of receiving messages from a wireless card without using
require("event")
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L369[10:31:32] <dangranos> playing
terasology
L370[10:31:39] <dangranos> climbed up the
mointain
L371[10:31:44] <dangranos> there is desert
:|
L372[10:33:21] <dangranos> also, there is
vertical chunks!
L373[10:33:24] <dangranos> but no
crafting
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L403[12:06:23] <Wired> Is there a
loadstring in OC?
L404[12:10:58] <ShadowKatStudios>
load()
L405[12:11:05] <Wired> Thanks!
L406[12:15:26] <Sangar> o/
L407[12:15:32] <ShadowKatStudios> \o
L408[12:16:30] <Wired> o/
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L411[12:22:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Sangar:
Am I crazy for attempting to automate things using flowers to
generate power and drones to move items?
L412[12:22:43] <ShadowKatStudios> (Can
drones move liquids?)
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L414[12:23:11] <Sangar> "crazy"
is a very relative term here :P and yes, they can
L415[12:23:18] <Sangar> (given a tank
upgrade)
L416[12:23:21] <ShadowKatStudios>
Awesome.
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L424[12:59:24] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
How much power does skex lose on idle?
L425[12:59:34] <ShadowKatStudios> I
haven't tested
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L428[13:05:43] <Wired> I'm noticing memory
usage is fluctuating a lot on my microcontroller for no
reason
L429[13:05:53] <Wired> Sangar: any
explanations?
L430[13:06:19] <Sangar> lua gc
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L432[13:16:29] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
Do you have a version of skex with all the return carriages/indents
taken out?
L433[13:18:28] <ShadowKatStudios> not
atm
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L436[13:22:31] <Wired> I'm making editable
memory on an eeprog ^_^
L437[13:22:49] <ShadowKatStudios> Can we
make eeprogs a thing?
L438[13:22:56] <ShadowKatStudios> EEPROM
programs
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L440[13:23:20] <Wired> We should.
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L443[13:32:45] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
What's the best way to print the last line of a file?
L444[13:32:57] <ShadowKatStudios>
Uh...
L445[13:33:03] <ShadowKatStudios> Load the
file into a table
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L447[13:33:22] <ShadowKatStudios>
print(t[#t])
L448[13:33:32] <Wired> Eh whatever, good
enough :P
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L452[13:36:15] <CompanionCube> dangranos,
why?
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L455[13:38:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Sangar:
Can I dump items onto the ground with a drone?
L456[13:39:27] <Sangar> yes
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L465[13:53:52] <Negi> Dammit computer,
that's not how you manage network D:
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L470[14:17:38] <dangranos> CompanionCube,
because its negative addresses
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L479[14:44:31] <dangranos> hmm, if CC
forum and site will die, what will happen to it?
L480[14:44:52] <Negi> I don't know.
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L482[14:47:25] <CompanionCube> dangranos,
how will it die?
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L485[14:49:14] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
Come on the server, made something pretty cool ^_^
L486[14:52:26] <dangranos_> CompanionCube,
somehow
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L489[14:53:19] <ShadowKatStudios>
i.4cdn.org/g/1420608001951.jpg priceless
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L491[14:53:48] <ShadowKatStudios> o.o I'm
getting good at scaring people away
L492[14:53:52] <ShadowKatStudios>
\o/
L493[14:55:07] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
protocols pls
L494[14:55:16] <Negi> Or rather
L495[14:55:20] <Wired> I successfully made
eeprom that can save 3KB of data to itself.
L496[14:55:23] <Negi> Complete URLs
instead of partial ones.
L497[14:55:35] <ShadowKatStudios> oh
L498[14:55:37] <ShadowKatStudios>
oops
L499[14:55:43] <ShadowKatStudios> Damn it
firefox, consistency please
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L501[14:55:49] <ShadowKatStudios> I miss
3.6
L502[14:55:50] <Negi> Wired:
Auto-upgradeable EEPROMs yay
L503[14:56:13] <Wired> Who wants the
code?
L504[14:56:18] <Negi> "Checking ROM
updates...No updates found\nBooting."
L505[14:56:26] <Negi> Wired: Me ! Could be
useful.
L506[14:56:35] <dangranos> sks
"36" or "3.6"?
L507[14:56:53] *
Negi is secretely building a repertory of Code of Interest for
OC
L508[14:57:03] <dangranos> CoI?
L510[14:57:27] <Mirodin> Hey guys, I got
some question about mounting disks in OC: On my desktop I just can
mount folders at different locations i.e. hdX/test to /test
L511[14:57:27] <Mirodin> I wonder if this
is also possible in OC as I have some modules in one folder I want
to mount at /usr/lib and some progs which should land at
/usr/bin
L512[14:57:39] <dangranos> um
L513[14:57:41] <dangranos> wired
L514[14:57:48] <ShadowKatStudios>
dangranos: 3.6
L515[14:57:54] <dangranos> you zeroed it
wrong way
L516[14:57:58] <ShadowKatStudios> Firefox
before it went weird
L517[14:58:00] <Wired> dangranos: Who
cares, it works.
L518[14:58:15] <dangranos> you filled it
with "0" istead of "\0"
L519[14:58:50] <Wired> Dun care
L520[14:58:59] <ShadowKatStudios> That's
pretty cool.
L521[14:59:02] *
dangranos stabs Wired
L522[14:59:51] <Wired> dangranos: They're
just placeholders, it doesn't matter what they are. Could be all *s
for anyone cares
L523[15:00:33] <Negi> Mirodin: I don't
think it can be done with standard OpenOS, but that can be
implemented in Lua.
L524[15:00:48] <Wired> Negi: It'll execute
any code it's sent, just so ye know.
L525[15:01:16] <Mirodin> Negi: thanks you,
maybe I will be there one day ;)
L526[15:01:46] <Negi> Wired: Interest :
DRONES.
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L528[15:02:28] <Wired> Dunno what you'd
want to save on a drone, but now you can! xD
L529[15:03:17] <Negi> Wired : Distant
replacement of EEPROM code is generally a nice addon.
L530[15:03:33] <Negi> And I don't have to
write it myself :D
L531[15:03:48] <Wired> Also the lack of
security is kinda intentional, just command it to run a new loop if
you'd like it to go to only listen to one ID
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L534[15:09:42] <dangranos> eeprom with
network fs?
L535[15:09:52] <dangranos> or at least
network bootstrapping
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L537[15:16:09] <Wired> I just made it as
small as possible, 3303 bytes of ROM is what I could squeeze out of
it
L538[15:16:41] <Wired> I could go slightly
smaller by loading a bunch of stuff into RAM instead
L539[15:17:08] <Wired> But that would
require initialization from a server
L540[15:17:54] <Wired> 3203*
L541[15:17:55] <CompanionCube> Wired, not
bad for remote updates
L542[15:18:16] <Negi> And wouldn't you
then lose space because of the code you use to manage that
connection, Wired ?
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L544[15:18:25] <Negi> you'd use*
L545[15:19:13] <Wired> Negi: Basically I'd
just remove the sleep/rom functions, and make you load that into it
off-site
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L549[15:21:54] <Negi> Which would then
split the thing in two. :I
L550[15:22:45] <Wired> 3203 isn't tested
so gimme a second
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L553[15:24:38] <Wired> Tested, it works
fine.
L554[15:24:41] <Wired> Have fun with it
^_^
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L556[15:25:58] <Wired> You can change what
port you're using by changing the variable "mP", default
is 1024.
L557[15:31:32] <Wired> And here's the 3072
byte version, for those that don't really care about absolutely
maxing it
L559[15:33:28] <ShadowKatStudios>
3203
L560[15:33:30] <ShadowKatStudios> weird
number
L561[15:33:53] <Wired> That's just what
was left when I got rid of the notes and spacing.
L562[15:34:18] <Wired> I'll be using the
3072 version myself ^_^
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L570[15:44:34] <Negi> Omg dangranos
L571[15:44:40] <dangranos> ?
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L573[15:52:42] <Negi> That link
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L575[15:55:21] <Wired> A moderator has to
approve my post before it can go up :(
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L578[16:05:16] <dangranos> Wired,
what?
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L580[16:05:58]
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L581[16:07:03] <gamax92> mfw You go to
sleep to Windows, and wake up to Linux (i.e Windows crashed)
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L584[16:08:15] <dangranos> ЧВ
L585[16:08:17] <dangranos> XD
L586[16:14:59] <Wired> dangranos: I made a
forum post about the program.
L587[16:15:11] <dangranos> what
program?
L588[16:15:28] <Wired> dangranos: The bios
with the programmable memory.
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L593[16:44:29] <Wired> dangranos: If you
wanna see it in action you can come on me server :P
L594[16:46:11] <Negi> DAPMIT
L595[16:46:37] <Wired> Negi: Hmm?
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L603[16:48:28] <Wired> Vexatos: What does
the nick change mean?
L604[16:48:43] <Vexatos> It means my
internet connection broke
L605[16:49:22] <Negi> Wired: I'm write a
something in Python.
L606[16:49:28] <Negi> I had 99
problems.
L607[16:49:32] <Negi> I had to use
regex.
L608[16:49:35] <Negi> Now I have
100.
L609[16:49:40] <gamax92> I'm writing
something in Jython for OC
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L611[16:54:09] <Negi> gamax92: An Arch
?
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L615[16:58:06] <Negi> Dammit regex !
L616[17:01:18] <Negi>
s/regex/Python/
L617[17:01:19] <Kibibyte> <Negi>
Dammit Python !
L618[17:07:07] <vifino> gamax92: JRuby
much better.
L619[17:07:16] <vifino> Less python, more
ruby.
L620[17:07:20] <Vexatos> JJava best
language
L621[17:07:55] <gamax92> Vexatos: the sad
thing is that someone has probably made that
L622[17:08:37] <Vexatos> JBrainfudge
L623[17:08:47] <gamax92> How to crush a
can! Put can on ground, put board on top of can, stand on
board
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L625[17:09:50] <SKS-Away> That would do it
evenly!
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L627[17:09:57] <ShadowKatStudios>
damnit
L628[17:10:17] <gamax92> Well i don't have
a can crush so thats my next option.
L629[17:10:23] *
vifino hugs ShadowKatStudios
L630[17:10:40] <vifino> gamax92: Until you
get a crush on a can, i am not worried.
L631[17:10:45] <vifino> brb
L632[17:10:50] <gamax92> ._.
L633[17:10:54] *
gamax92 slaps vifino
L634[17:10:54] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L635[17:10:54] *
vifino gives gamax92 a hearty slap
L636[17:10:57] <ShadowKatStudios> vifino:
I've been on the same server as you for the last 6 hours, and you
hug me here. Logic.
L637[17:11:11] <samis> ShadowKatStudios,
lol I has a link for you
L639[17:11:23] <ShadowKatStudios> *checks
time*
L640[17:11:40] <gamax92> I must know what
server this is
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L643[17:11:51] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
What server? I wanna join.
L644[17:12:01] <gamax92> ^
L645[17:12:25] <Wired> I'm kinda bored
playing alone on me private server ._.
L646[17:12:48] <ShadowKatStudios> ._. It's
4 AM
L647[17:13:02] <samis> ShadowKatStudios,
you like link though?
L648[17:13:07] <Wired> Well you woke up at
like 8 though so
L649[17:13:12] <ShadowKatStudios> looking
now
L650[17:13:26] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
I weren't thinking about that ,_,
L651[17:13:50] <vifino> As I said, I am
derpy ._.
L652[17:14:00] <Wired> Does anyone that I
know at least somewhat wanna come play on the private server?
L653[17:14:05] <Wired> I'm lonely
q_q
L654[17:14:09] <ShadowKatStudios> Wired,
gamax92, talk to vifino about the server
L655[17:14:17] <gamax92> oh ...
L656[17:14:24] <ShadowKatStudios> It's far
too early in the morning to think about that
L657[17:14:26] <vifino> Waitwat
L658[17:14:28] <gamax92> vifino: Hi
there
L659[17:14:33] <gamax92> Can i be on
server?
L660[17:14:34] <vifino> D:
L661[17:14:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Never
mind me, just shifting work
L662[17:14:37] <gamax92> and what does
server has
L663[17:14:58] <Negi> Wired: I would if my
computer wasn't like overheating each time I do something a bit
needy <_>
L664[17:15:04] <Negi> My fan sucks.
L665[17:15:12] <Negi> Well it litterally
sucks air, too.
L666[17:15:18] <Negi> But it's a shitty
noname.
L667[17:15:23] <gamax92> Negi: Have you
tried blowing your computer?
L668[17:15:31] <Wired> That's hot.
L669[17:15:32] <gamax92> ... That was
worded so badly ...
L670[17:15:35] <Negi> gamax92: I did
yesterday. And a week ago.
L671[17:16:02] <Negi> And the part of me
that doesn't have a twisted pervy mind caught that first.
L672[17:16:02] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
Obtain a desk fan.
L673[17:16:10] <Negi> SKS : No
monies.
L674[17:16:14] <ShadowKatStudios> Is your
computer a desktop?
L675[17:16:18] <Negi> I'm a cheap. My
computer was already free :D
L676[17:16:22] <ShadowKatStudios> You
don't have a spare desk fan?
L677[17:16:23] <Wired> Well I got a pretty
solid double entendre out of it so I'm happy.
L678[17:16:27] <Negi> Nah it's a
laplaplaptoooop
L679[17:16:32] <ShadowKatStudios>
Oh.
L680[17:16:37] <ShadowKatStudios> Got any
spare heatsinks?
L681[17:16:46] <gamax92> I spray some cold
air into the vents.
L682[17:16:49] <ShadowKatStudios> Even
just a piece of metal or 2?
L683[17:16:51] <Negi> Why the hell would I
have spare heatsinks ?
L684[17:16:54] <gamax92> lol
L685[17:16:54] <Negi> And no I don't
L686[17:17:07] *
samis has used a stack of thick books as a heatsink
before
L687[17:17:11] <Negi> Because my mother
mostly throws away anything that could be a bit useful if
refined.
L688[17:17:14] <gamax92> O_O
L689[17:17:16] <ShadowKatStudios> I have a
draw of spare heatsinks
L690[17:17:19] <gamax92> samis wtf
L691[17:17:29] <Wired> That sounds like a
pretty bad idea.
L692[17:17:38] <Negi> I used to use
microbooks that fit on two fingers to lift my laptop up
gamax92.
L693[17:17:39] <gamax92> "I have used
gasoline as a heatsink before"
L694[17:17:47] <gamax92> Negi: thats
different
L695[17:17:55] <Wired> Livin' on the edge
baby.
L696[17:18:01] <gamax92> Though for me, it
was legos
L697[17:18:02] <samis> Either it worked,
or my issues with random shutdowns were caused by something
else
L698[17:18:08] <ShadowKatStudios> I've
used lego bricks to cool a laptop
L699[17:18:20] <gamax92> i would use
lego's to prop up game consoles from the carpet
L700[17:18:32] <Negi> Well excuse me but
heat doesn't put fire to paper. And generally books are covered in
sturdy materials.
L701[17:18:33] <gamax92> my dad has pieces
of wooden panels to prop up his computer.
L702[17:18:39] <Wired> I generally use a
metal cookie sheet or something.
L703[17:18:45] <Wired> Transfers heat
nicely.
L704[17:18:52] <gamax92>
b-b-b-b-b-but
L705[17:18:58] <gamax92> heat + fuel +
oxygen
L706[17:19:00] <vifino> Butt.
L707[17:19:00] <gamax92> paper is
fule
L708[17:19:02] <Negi> I used to use a
computer to prop up my computer.
L709[17:19:11] <Negi> gamax92: You get it
wrong.
L710[17:19:13] <gamax92> dammit
L711[17:19:14] <ShadowKatStudios> Why is
the hottest part of so many computers the HDD?
L712[17:19:20] <Negi> Activator + Fuel +
Dioxygen.
L713[17:19:26] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
Moving parts...
L714[17:19:40] <ShadowKatStudios> The fan
is moving parts
L715[17:19:41] <gamax92> wait is that
actually how it is
L716[17:19:48] <gamax92> because I've
never heard that.
L717[17:20:10] <dangranos> :(
L718[17:20:10] <Negi> activator could be a
sparkle of electricity ie.
L719[17:20:14] <dangranos> i want to
install skype
L720[17:20:15] <dangranos> on wine
L721[17:20:21] <ShadowKatStudios>
Why?
L722[17:20:24] <gamax92> dangranos: it
turns out horrible
L723[17:20:26] <dangranos> its fck
up
L724[17:20:27] <ShadowKatStudios> The
Linux version has no ads
L725[17:20:30] <Negi> Wait is that even
the right word ?
L726[17:20:36] <Wired> Skype sucks.
L727[17:20:39] <gamax92> THE LINUX VERSION
OF SKYPE IS SEVERELY LIMITED
L728[17:20:46] <gamax92> and looks like
garbage
L729[17:20:46] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
The Linux version is shitty to install on amd64 computers.
L730[17:20:48] <Wired> Skype sucks.
L731[17:20:48] <dangranos> Wired, there is
mortals who still use skype
L732[17:20:57] <Negi> Except with
Arch.
L733[17:21:03] <dangranos> iirc, they
removed alsa support, MOTHERFUCKERS
L734[17:21:08] <dangranos> sorry
L735[17:21:10] <gamax92> n-no?
L736[17:21:16] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
You mean there is stuff other than arch? :P
L737[17:21:21] <Negi> Debian.
L738[17:21:26] <ShadowKatStudios> I
know.
L739[17:21:36] <gamax92> lets make a list
of linux flavors
L740[17:21:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Still,
multilib is exceedingly useful
L741[17:21:36] <Negi> I has to use that
because my computer will get formatted for my exams anyway.
L742[17:21:36] <dangranos> aaaand
slackware
L743[17:21:36] <vifino> gamax92: Yes, they
removed Alsa support.
L744[17:21:43] <gamax92> vifino: oh
okay.
L745[17:21:52] <Negi> So I don't want to
make a niceleydo Arch config and then get it wiped off.
L746[17:22:06] <dangranos> fuck yeah
L747[17:22:10] <dangranos> there is
apulse
L749[17:22:13] <ShadowKatStudios> Xfce,
GNOME or KDE, Negi?
L750[17:22:16] <dangranos> its emulates
pulse
L751[17:22:17] <gamax92> Sabayon,
OpenSUSE, Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, RedHat, ...
L752[17:22:22] <vifino> They depend on
pulse now, gamax92.
L753[17:22:25] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios: i3
most of time. XFCE for now.
L754[17:22:33] <gamax92> vifino:
server
L755[17:22:39] <gamax92> :3
L756[17:22:43] <vifino> gamax92: ?
L757[17:22:44] <Negi> Wired: Group calls
are generally bugged, there is no group video support.
L758[17:22:51] <gamax92> vifino: what is
this server that you and sks were on
L759[17:22:52] <Negi> DAMMIT Skype Linux
is v4 of Skype.
L760[17:22:53] <ShadowKatStudios> I use
XFCE primarily
L761[17:23:00] <samis> +^
L762[17:23:03] <Negi> i3 is my big
crush.
L763[17:23:05] <vifino> gamax92: My
server.
L764[17:23:06] <Wired> Yeah but it does
look alright...
L765[17:23:08] <samis> Xfce is an awesome
DE.
L766[17:23:10] <gamax92> The linux skype
cannot screenshare
L767[17:23:14] <gamax92> vifino: can i be
on this server
L768[17:23:17] <Negi> Wired: But it's
HELLA outdated.
L769[17:23:23] <Negi> Skype for Windows is
v7.
L770[17:23:30] <Wired> gamax92: It can
screenshare, but not in group calls.
L771[17:23:37] <Wired> Negi: Skype is crap
anyway.
L772[17:23:39] <gamax92> oh well ... i
group calls
L773[17:23:39] <vifino> gamax92: You
could, theoretically.
L774[17:23:40] <Negi> I think v4 doesn't
even properly implement cloud groupchats.
L775[17:23:48] <ShadowKatStudios> Say what
you will, XFCE is low resource-usage but with features found in
bigger DE/WMs
L776[17:23:53] <samis> Wired, you could
always backup your arch config before wiping
L777[17:23:54] <gamax92> vifino: fine I'll
take the hint that you don't want me there ._.
L778[17:24:01] <Negi> Wired: Well excuse
me, find an argument so that I can convert all of my friends to
standard XMPP.
L779[17:24:04] <Wired> samis: What?
L780[17:24:05] <vifino> gamax92: I
do.
L781[17:24:07] <Negi> Especially since we
need A/V stuff.
L782[17:24:10] <samis> oh wait
L783[17:24:13] <samis> got you mixed up
with Negi
L784[17:24:26] <vifino> I just want to
hear a nice, proper question from you, gamax92 :3
L785[17:24:31] <Negi> samis: I'm way to
lazy for that.
L786[17:24:32] <dangranos> nah, ill
install it to vm
L787[17:24:39] <gamax92> vifino: May I
please join your server?
L788[17:24:40] <Wired> I'm rolling
BSPWM/Arch ^_^
L789[17:24:42] *
ShadowKatStudios no longer handles server admission as he tends to
fuck it up
L790[17:24:50] <Wired> vifino: I'd like to
join too.
L791[17:24:51] <Negi> way too*
L792[17:24:57] <vifino> gamax92: Yup.
:3
L793[17:25:24] <Wired> My e-reader that I
ordered gets here today.
L794[17:25:32] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
It's precisely why I dislike it.
L795[17:25:44] <gamax92> My video card
that I ordered gets here ... "some time this week"
L796[17:25:57] <vifino> gamax92:
tty.sh
L797[17:25:59] <vifino> hf
L798[17:26:04] <gamax92> vifino: no
mods>
L799[17:26:05] <gamax92> ?
L800[17:26:11] <vifino> gamax92: Oh, there
are mods :P
L801[17:26:19] <gamax92> then i need
them.
L802[17:26:22] <ShadowKatStudios> They're
all quite easy to find.
L803[17:26:27] <ShadowKatStudios> vifino:
You troll.
L804[17:26:31] <gamax92> ._. you don't
have a zip?
L805[17:26:32] <ShadowKatStudios> :D
L806[17:26:39] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh, we
do.
L807[17:26:40] <Wired> "The
Wired"? o_o
L808[17:26:46] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
:3
L809[17:26:52] <ShadowKatStudios> Wired:
Serial Experiments Lain reference
L810[17:26:58] <gamax92> T_T
L811[17:27:42] <Negi> Seriously guys stop
with the SEL references I watched the anime halfways through.
L812[17:27:52] ***
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L814[17:28:03] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
It's too late.
L815[17:28:08] <ShadowKatStudios> They
can't be stopped.
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L817[17:28:25] <dangranos> what
anime?
L818[17:28:33] <Negi> The stairs, it keeps
happening, SKS.
L819[17:28:34] <ShadowKatStudios>
._.
L820[17:28:38] <dangranos> damn, i am
useless
L821[17:29:09] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi: I
can, however, say that I am the most likley reason the references
are so abundant here.
L822[17:29:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Second
only to skyem123
L823[17:29:43] <Negi> Yeah, but now I'm
going to make cryptic references only a small group of people
understands too. '^'
L824[17:29:43] <samis> why second?
L825[17:29:49] <Wired> gamax92: Wanna come
play with me on this server? I'm bored q_q
L826[17:29:51] <ShadowKatStudios>
wait
L827[17:29:53] <ShadowKatStudios> no
L828[17:29:58] <ShadowKatStudios>
gahhh
L829[17:30:09] *
skyem123 connects ShadowKatStudios to a computer
L830[17:30:10] <skyem123> :3
L831[17:30:22] <ShadowKatStudios> samis: I
meant he was the second most likely reason
L832[17:30:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Sorry
skyem123, I still beat you
L833[17:30:43] *
skyem123 shrugs
L834[17:31:07] <ShadowKatStudios> Anyway,
skyem123, want to play MC?
L835[17:31:21] <samis> ShadowKatStudios,
reverse engineering lanschool huehuehue
L836[17:31:23] <Negi> I want to play MC
tho I'm pretty useless at it.
L837[17:31:28] <samis> skyem123, what does
your school use?
L838[17:31:41] <skyem123> samis, for
what?
L839[17:31:51] <samis> classroom control
software
L840[17:32:38] <skyem123> It is hardly
used, but it's called impero
L841[17:32:45] <Wired> What are some good
uses for drones? I can't really find many
L842[17:33:05] <samis> ah
L843[17:33:19] <ShadowKatStudios> Wired:
Item transfer and intelligent storage.
L844[17:33:32] <samis> skyem123, basically
the classroom control software is like legal malware
L845[17:33:46] <skyem123> duh
L846[17:33:46] <samis> debugger methods,
keylogging, history recording, web blocking, the works
L847[17:33:48] <Negi> We don't even have
classroom control software around here...
L848[17:34:09] <skyem123> most teachers
don't use it
L849[17:34:18] <samis> skyem123, I found
method names in the code that were often used for DLL
injection
L850[17:34:18] <Negi> Just a shitty bugged
hypervisor called IACA.
L851[17:34:33] <skyem123> UHM
L852[17:34:43] <Negi> That does the same
thing native Windows can do. Or correctly setup GNU/Linux
computers
L853[17:34:45] <vifino> Wired: Ssssh, I
want you to ask proper.
L854[17:34:54] <samis> skyem123,
what?
L855[17:35:09] <ShadowKatStudios> *
AmandaC bats at ShadowKatStudios
L856[17:35:11] <ShadowKatStudios>
<AmandaC> It’s probably another DDOS
L857[17:35:12] <ShadowKatStudios>
<ShadowKatStudios> wuh
L858[17:35:14] <ShadowKatStudios>
<ShadowKatStudios> what'd I do?
L859[17:35:15] <ShadowKatStudios>
<AmandaC> sighs
L860[17:35:17] <ShadowKatStudios>
<AmandaC> wanders off
L861[17:35:18] <ShadowKatStudios> Anyone
want to explain what just happened?
L862[17:35:28] <samis> AmandaC being a
prick?
L863[17:35:32] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
Amanda is unexplainable. Don't even try.
L864[17:35:40] <ShadowKatStudios> Besides
that, samis
L865[17:35:46] <ShadowKatStudios> That's
the normal state of things.
L866[17:35:51] <dangranos> yay, vm saves
the world
L867[17:36:03] <dangranos> new skype is
so... white
L868[17:36:05] ***
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L869[17:36:06] <dangranos> and empty
L870[17:36:12] <dangranos> and
central
L871[17:36:19] <Negi> And ad-ey.
L872[17:36:20] <ShadowKatStudios> I once
ran a fullscreen VM on my school laptop so I could avoid
Winderps
L873[17:36:34] <samis> ShadowKatStudios,
did admins not like linux
L874[17:36:36] <dangranos> >:D
L875[17:36:50] <vifino> Wired:
Hello?
L876[17:36:50] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
not-protected-against-USB-boot school computers, yay :D
L877[17:36:51] <ShadowKatStudios> samis:
They locked down the school-provided laptops laptops
L878[17:36:52] <vifino> x_x
L879[17:36:55] <vifino> Wired died
L880[17:37:00] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
They were.
L881[17:37:05] <ShadowKatStudios> Wired, I
summon thee.
L882[17:37:10] <Negi> I mean, at my
school.
L883[17:37:25] <Negi> They're not
protected so instead of using shitty IACA and Winderps, I boot on a
live dist.
L884[17:37:29] <Negi> Or rather did.
L885[17:37:34] *
samis actually worked with linux / rpis for a lesson
L886[17:37:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Think I
can run two MC instances and get onto Wired's server at the same
time as being on yours, vifino?
L887[17:37:39] <Negi> Because it was laggy
because of the shitty computers.
L888[17:37:39] <gamax92> ShadowKatStudios:
AmandaC was talking about the website being down.
L889[17:37:49] <ShadowKatStudios> I
assumed that.
L890[17:37:51] <gamax92> since you said,
"<ShadowKatStudios> If it's not revived, everyone will
have to :o move to OC!"
L891[17:38:00] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
Doubt it.
L892[17:38:02] <Negi> I can't even
understand how AD Inventor even RUNS on these bullshit
things.
L893[17:38:03] <ShadowKatStudios>
._.
L894[17:38:10] <samis> The rest of the
class had a different task: Installing LibreOffice
L895[17:38:19] <ShadowKatStudios> TIL
AmandaC can't take a joke
L896[17:38:25] <dangranos> ?
L897[17:38:30] <samis> My task: An actual
job the teacher wanted doing: installing the linux activboard
drivers
L898[17:38:39] <Negi> samis: SO THEY
EXIST
L899[17:38:50] <dangranos> what is
this?
L900[17:38:59] <Negi> Activboard is
interactive whiteboards.
L901[17:38:59] <samis> Negi, don't even
try if you're not on ubuntu
L902[17:39:02] <ShadowKatStudios> vifino:
Starting second instance now, wish me luck
L903[17:39:07] <Negi> samis: Wanna try me
?
L904[17:39:11] <samis> dependencies will
bite you in the ass
L905[17:39:15] <gamax92> lololol "The
mcmod.info file in ATG-1.7.2-0.10.0.jar cannot be parsed as valid
JSON"
L906[17:39:24] <samis> unless you're
willing to extract .debxs
L907[17:39:33] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
Amanda can't take anything, including herself.
L908[17:39:36] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
D:
L909[17:39:39] <Negi> Dependencies bite
you in the ass with Skype and any non-i386 dist, samis.
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L911[17:39:50] <gamax92> Negi: not for
me.
L912[17:40:00] <samis> Negi, the teacher
was using a not-quite-ubuntu distro
L913[17:40:01] <ShadowKatStudios>
Connecting to second server
L914[17:40:03] <Negi> gamax92: Shoosh
you're on Arch.
L915[17:40:05] <gamax92> i installed skype
and it immediately worked fine, linux mint 17.1 64bit
L916[17:40:05] <samis> the manu only
provided ubuntu .debs
L917[17:40:09] <gamax92> no im on linux
mint
L918[17:40:11] <Negi> Oh yeah Mint.
L919[17:40:12] <gamax92> 17.1
L920[17:40:23] <Negi> Yeah but Mint is an
user-oriented thing.
L921[17:40:25] <samis> Negi, specifically,
iirc it was Linux Lite
L922[17:40:28] <ShadowKatStudios> Compact
Solars
L923[17:40:28] <Negi> So they got it all
working.
L924[17:40:30] <ShadowKatStudios>
-_-
L925[17:40:37] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios: I
told you it was on...
L926[17:40:43] <ShadowKatStudios> I
forgot
L927[17:40:44] <samis> Negi, they didn't
get it working afaik
L928[17:40:47] <gamax92> Negi: want to
read a snippit from the update notes?
L929[17:40:49] <samis> impossible
dependencies
L930[17:40:52] <Negi> samis: I WILL
install activboard drivers on a computer and prove my maths teacher
wrong !
L931[17:41:08] <samis> Negi, it took me
for fucking ever to find them though
L932[17:41:11] <Negi> He said there
wouldn't be any drivers for Linux.
L933[17:41:14] <Negi> Idec.
L934[17:41:54] <vifino> Wired: ...
L935[17:42:04] <gamax92> "Issues with
Skype - In 64-bit, if you're experiencing issues with Skype,
install the package "ia32-libs"."
L936[17:42:19] <gamax92> im guessing for
me that was already installed
L937[17:42:25] <samis> Negi, iirc look on
the manu's website / tech-support area
L938[17:42:31] <samis> you might find
links to the packages there
L939[17:42:41] <vifino> Wired: Cheezus, i
just want you to ask properly q_q
L940[17:42:48] <ShadowKatStudios> So
Wired, still want to play on the same server as us?
L941[17:42:50] <samis> you'll likely need
to add a new APT repository though.
L942[17:43:02] <samis> Negi, ^
L943[17:49:13] <Wired> vifino: Oh, I was
making a bagel.
L944[17:49:30] <Wired> vifino: I didn't
realize I asked in a rude way ._.
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L946[17:50:26] <vifino> Wired: Everything
I saw was 'I'd like to join too.' which I did not identify as a
question.
L947[17:52:19] <Wired> vifino: So what do
I need to do to join?
L948[17:52:29] <vifino> Wired: Ask
nice.
L949[17:52:49] <vifino> Ask if you could
join.
L950[17:52:54] <Wired> vifino: Ask
who?
L951[17:53:01] *
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L953[17:53:39] <Wired> Well I'm kinda
confused, if you're the person and you already know I'd like to
join, what would be the purpose of asking? Wouldn't this entire
line of questioning circumvent that entirely?
L954[17:53:42] <dangranos> vifino, i would
like to join, can i?
L955[17:53:43] <ShadowKatStudios> Wired:
You (Wired2coffee) need to ask vifino nicely whether you can join
the server.
L956[17:53:55] <Wired> So logically, I can
figure out that you are not the person I need to ask.
L957[17:53:56] <ShadowKatStudios> That
will grant you access.
L958[17:54:39] <Wired> Anywho, can I join,
vifino?
L959[17:54:55] <Wired> My brain keeps
reading your name as vivifino.
L960[17:55:20] <vifino> 'May I join your
server?', 'Could I join your server?', 'I want to play on your
server, can I do that, please?', ..
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L962[17:55:59] <Wired> I'm confuzzled
._.
L963[17:56:12] <gamax92> "vifino: May
I please join your server?"
L964[17:56:14] <gamax92> Wired: do
that
L965[17:56:18] <gamax92> ask nicely
L966[17:56:30] <dangranos> vifino,
<dangranos>
vifino, i would like to
join, can i?
L967[17:56:49] <ShadowKatStudios>
dangranos: Add a please and you're set
L968[17:56:54] <dangranos> please?
L969[17:56:57] <vifino> Oh, dangranos:
Sorry, I missed that.
L970[17:57:00] <vifino> Sure.
L971[17:57:28] <dangranos> um,
ip/modpack?
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L974[17:58:59] <Negi> Actually samis I was
saying that because I remembered it when you said it.
L975[17:59:05] <Negi> But honestly I don't
really care anymore.
L976[17:59:16] <samis> ah
L977[17:59:38] <samis> just for
completeness, the dependency that made it impossible was
ia32-libs
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L979[18:00:51] <Negi> The only pro of my
boredom is that now the parser lib I made actually works.
L980[18:00:58] <Negi> Just need to write
user tools around it.
L981[18:01:11] <Negi> (And eventually redo
it in a more object-oriented fashion.)
L982[18:03:47] <dangranos> huh, what up
with all this terrorists in france talks on imgur?
L983[18:04:27] <Wired> Reddit probably
found another thing to talk about.
L984[18:04:49] <ShadowKatStudios> 5
AM
L985[18:05:05] <dangranos> 00:04 AM
here
L986[18:05:06] <DeanIsaKitty> dangranos:
The journal "Charlie Hebdo" was attacked and 12 people
killed.
L987[18:05:18] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
You said you got up at 1900, stop with your time nonsense.
L988[18:05:50] <ShadowKatStudios> Wired: I
will generate any nonsense I like.
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L990[18:07:02] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
Nonsense is only fun if it's really, really heavy.
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L994[18:13:03] <Negi> DeanIsaKitty: I
heard 'bout that quickly. And honestly I don't even care because
it's not the first time drama like that happened with them.
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L1000[18:31:58] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
"there you go"? ._.
L1001[18:32:38] <ShadowKatStudios> Yeah,
I forgot it was open
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L1007[18:51:37] <Ender> anyone got any
good IRC clients for windows that isn't mirc? hexchat doesn't want
to run on cousin's pc for some reason
L1008[18:52:53] <Sangar> i don't know if
it's any *good* at it, but iirc pidgin can irc.
L1009[18:53:40] <Negi> It's not
good.
L1010[18:53:44] <Negi> I tried
that.
L1011[18:54:00] <Sangar> welp, scratch
that then :P
L1012[18:54:02] <Vexatos> Sangar, it
does, but
L1013[18:54:04] <Negi> telnet is fun
though.
L1014[18:54:06] <Vexatos> Use
HexChat
L1015[18:54:11] <Vexatos> :P
L1016[18:54:18] <Vexatos> If it doesn't
work, use more of it
L1017[18:54:29] <Vexatos> "For some
reason" is no valid cause
L1018[18:54:32] <Sangar> throw more
hexchat at the problem until you can't see the problem
anymore?
L1019[18:54:46] <Negi> Vexatos: It did
that to me.
L1020[18:54:53] <Negi> And then it
stopped happens magically.
L1021[18:55:11] <Negi> I never understood
why.
L1022[18:55:25] ***
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L1023[18:55:35] <Aedda> VirtualBox +
Debian + Weechat is what I would do if I did not have vps and
needed irc from Windows. But maybe I'm insane.
L1024[18:55:44] <Vexatos> Sangar, same as
FAL-84
L1025[18:56:44] <Kodos|Zzz> Make him
place minecraft and use OpenIRC
L1026[18:56:49] <Kodos|Zzz>
s/place/splay
L1027[18:56:50] <Kibibyte>
<Kodos|Zzz> Make him splay minecraft and use OpenIRC
L1028[18:56:54] <Kodos|Zzz>
s/splay/play
L1029[18:56:54] <Kibibyte>
<Kodos|Zzz> Make him play minecraft and use OpenIRC
L1030[18:57:08] <Aedda> lol
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L1032[18:57:13] <Negi> Someone choose for
me please, should I make a GUI tool or a CLI one ?
L1033[18:57:22] <Sangar> both?
L1034[18:57:27] <Aedda> Nether!
L1035[18:57:30] <Vexatos> I love FAL-84,
by the way
L1036[18:57:32] <Sangar> End?
L1037[18:57:40] <Aedda> Do?
L1038[18:58:07] <Negi> Aedda: I'm not
posting a release on my Tumblr if it's only a Python API none of my
followers can use as-is.
L1039[18:58:17] <Negi> And Sangar I'm way
too lazy to make both.
L1040[18:58:28] <Negi> (Or rather too
eager to get back to adding features.)
L1041[18:58:38] <Sangar> Negi, make the
cli one, then have the gui one just call the cli
appropriately
L1042[18:58:44] <Aedda> Make a program
that makes both for you, then you only need to make one thing.
;)
L1043[18:58:57] <Negi> GUIs in Python are
gor-horrors.
L1044[19:01:06] <Negi> I could use Tk I
guess
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L1046[19:04:47] <Kodos> So glad that RAID
works attached to two computers at once now
L1047[19:05:33] <Aedda> Kodos: Wait, it
does? how recently, is it something you fixed in code or something
fixed in OC?
L1048[19:05:41] <Kodos> Well
L1049[19:05:45] <Kodos> At first I
thought the computers were sharing states
L1050[19:05:57] <Kodos> but gamax92
pointed out that it was simply screens being bound to the opposite
PCs
L1051[19:06:12] <Kodos> which is easily
fixed with a quick analyze on the screen, and then primary'ing the
screen
L1052[19:06:20] <gamax92> oh yeah
L1053[19:06:27] <gamax92> Sangar: is it
possible raid's don't share components?
L1054[19:06:43] <gamax92> because sharing
a raid with multiple computers usually ends up with screens on
wrong computers
L1055[19:07:08] <Sangar> nope. if you
want to do that you'll have to work for it a little :P
L1056[19:07:23] <Sangar> and if it's just
an autorun script setting things as primary manually
L1057[19:08:00] <Aedda> Ok thanks, I had
a friend having issues with raids, I'll copy pasta that to him!
:)
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L1060[19:09:33] <Andchat1337> P
L1061[19:09:48] <Andchat1337> ping, kaytt
pls
L1062[19:10:19] <Kodos> wat
L1063[19:10:54] <Andchat1337> Kaytt y u
no open hexchat
L1064[19:12:36] <Andchat1337> :( is
boring here
L1065[19:13:19] <Negi> It's IRC. There
are moments were there is a DRRRR!-like conversation, and then
plain silence from everyone.
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L1067[19:13:58] <Andchat1337> Naw am
trying to get her to open hexchat
L1068[19:14:09] <Wired> Negi: That anime
was pretty great.
L1069[19:14:28] <Andchat1337> ping, kaytt
pls
L1070[19:14:44] <Ender> Vexatos, I
install it, gonto run it and it does bugged all
L1071[19:15:26] <Negi> Ender: It crashes
almost instantly ?
L1072[19:15:34] <Negi> And Wired I didn't
get around to watch it yet;
L1073[19:15:38] <Andchat1337> :/ sorry
teamviwer for android is Bork, I can't start ^v from here
L1074[19:15:39] <Negi> I just can make
that reference.
L1075[19:16:10] <Negi> Teamviewer is
generally bad. GGSSH Andchat1337.
L1076[19:16:16] <Ender> Negi, its process
appears in task manager for a split second
L1077[19:16:40] <Negi> Ah, my issue was
different. It would run, but crash after connecting to a
server
L1078[19:16:51] <Negi> Like,
immediately.
L1079[19:21:44] <Wired> Ender: I applied
for your server ^_^
L1080[19:22:52] <Ender> k, either me or
super will look at it soon
L1081[19:23:52] <Stary2001> Aedda:
weechat runs ok with cygwin, too
L1082[19:24:45] <Aedda> Ah good to know,
thank you Stary2001
L1083[19:27:11] <Wired> I'm gonna go play
osu. Cya all later.
L1084[19:27:42] <Negi> Wired: You better
come back with at least a A. :I
L1086[19:28:49] <Negi> Nah I'm not on
Windows RN and Wine isn't installed
L1087[19:29:02] <Negi> Plus I'm pretty
shitty except for Mania mode.
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L1089[19:31:24] <Ender> wats
L1090[19:31:49] <Ender> ok, the x86
version of hexchat works
L1091[19:32:04] <Vexatos> you sure he's
using 64x
L1092[19:32:08] <Vexatos> on his
computer
L1093[19:32:08] <Vexatos> :P
L1094[19:32:13] <Vexatos> (Or she)
L1095[19:32:19] <Ender> windows says it
is
L1096[19:32:23] <Ender> he
L1097[19:34:47] <Negi> Vexatos: The 64x
version of Hexchat never works.
L1098[19:35:03] <Ender> Negi, works on my
pcs
L1099[19:35:07] <Negi> What's the point
of using a 64x ver of Hexchat anyway, lmao ?
L1100[19:35:11] <Negi> Ender: Didn't on
mine.
L1101[19:35:16] <Vexatos> Negi, it's
faster!
L1102[19:35:18] <Vexatos> You know,
IRC
L1103[19:35:24] <Vexatos>
>faster
L1104[19:35:51] <Negi> Uuuuh
L1105[19:36:58] <Negi> Vexatos: IRC
doesn't need to be faster...
L1106[19:37:12] <Vexatos> Negi, congrats,
you got the joke
L1107[19:37:35] <Negi> Yeah it's like
Windows.
L1108[19:37:37] <Dashkal> I just got
pointed at weechat. Time to investigate.
L1109[19:37:42] <Negi> It needs to be
shittier anyway.
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L1111[19:38:08] <Negi> Dashkal : weechat
is CUI. So if you like button-ey things, keep searching.
L1112[19:38:15] <Negi> If you don't mind
it's pretty good.
L1113[19:38:40] <Dashkal> I want CUI. I'm
using irssi because it's the only non-fail console client I was
aware of
L1114[19:39:03] <Dashkal> I keep this
thing in a tmux on a raspberry pi and remote into the thing.
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L1118[19:43:18] <dangranos> wut
L1119[19:43:20] <dangranos> WUT
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L1121[19:44:36] <Ender> CyberTurd,
\o/
L1122[19:45:03] <CyberTurd> Ender,
o/
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L1124[19:53:58] <dangranos> CUI vs GUI vs
command based?
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L1127[20:02:22] <Negi> s/command
based/CLI/
L1128[20:02:22] <Kibibyte>
<dangranos> CUI vs GUI vs CLI?
L1129[20:02:40] <dangranos> perfect theme
for flame
L1130[20:02:48] <dangranos> or what is
the word?
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L1134[20:21:40] <CyberTurd> hello!
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L1138[20:29:28] <samis2>
ShadowKatStudios, ya there?
L1139[20:29:43] <ShadowKatStudios>
mmm
L1140[20:30:12] <samis2> want the spec
for the networking unit we will be starting in ~2wk?
L1141[20:30:22] <samis2> is of much
good
L1142[20:30:48] <ShadowKatStudios>
sure
L1144[20:32:03] <ShadowKatStudios>
>IRC
L1145[20:32:06] <ShadowKatStudios>
IRC
L1146[20:32:11] <ShadowKatStudios> In a
school unit
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L1148[20:32:31] <samis2>
ShadowKatStudios, source motherfcuker
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L1152[20:33:35] <Robo11> Hey
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L1154[20:34:13] <ShadowKatStudios>
samis2: Page 2, section 3, Telecommunications systems
L1155[20:35:18] <Robo11> Has someone
tried already to edit the programs from external?
L1156[20:36:04] <ShadowKatStudios> Few
people use the ingame editor for large programs
L1157[20:37:39] <dangranos> bye
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L1159[20:38:13] <Robo11> Ohh okay, but
its bot as convenient as Notepad++ etc.
L1160[20:38:42] <Robo11> So, you dont
trief it?
L1161[20:38:46] <DeanIsaKitty> Robo11:
What ShadowKatStudios is *trying* to say is that basically
everybody uses external editors
L1162[20:39:32] <ShadowKatStudios> ._.
Sometimes I wonder why I bother trying to answer questions
L1163[20:40:20] <samis2>
ShadowKatStudios, inb4 one of my assignments makes me
discuss/describe IRC.
L1164[20:40:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Do you
get to use examples, samis2?
L1165[20:40:44] <samis2> idfk
L1166[20:40:45] <Robo11> Okay, but if I
change something with Notepad++ the program were not changed
ingame
L1167[20:40:54] <samis2> Robo11, take out
and reinsert the HDD.
L1168[20:41:03] <samis2> or disable
buffered filesystems in the config
L1169[20:41:12] <ShadowKatStudios>
Robo11: Turn the filesystem buffering option in the config
L1170[20:41:23] <ShadowKatStudios> but
also re-inserting HDD works
L1171[20:42:01] <samis2>
ShadowKatStudios, I wonder what channel I'd use for examples
L1172[20:42:18] <samis2> Stary2001,
^
L1173[20:42:24] <ShadowKatStudios> Here,
of course!
L1174[20:42:33] <Robo11> Ahh yes thank
you soooo much :) And sorry Shadow i didn't read your answer
correctly
L1175[20:42:39] <gamax92> samis2:
#lobby
L1176[20:42:40] <Stary2001> hah
L1177[20:42:55] <samis2> gamax92, good
one
L1178[20:43:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
Robo11: No worries, I'm apparently worse at english than a
non-native speaker
L1179[20:43:01] <samis2> it would stop
any tards from reaching me :p
L1180[20:43:03] <gamax92> :< what
...
L1181[20:43:28] *
samis2 does not want any irl tards with his IRC
L1182[20:43:41] <gamax92> put them on a
different network :P
L1183[20:43:52] <ShadowKatStudios> #oc on
freenode
L1184[20:43:54] <ShadowKatStudios>
yep
L1185[20:43:57] <ShadowKatStudios>
totally on freenode
L1186[20:43:58] <samis2> gamax92, and use
a different nick from my normal set
L1187[20:43:58] <Stary2001> loll
L1188[20:44:20] <samis2> *checks if
DrMushroom is still regged*
L1189[20:44:24] <Ender> and back
home
L1190[20:44:27] <samis2> nope, good
L1191[20:44:48] <Robo11> Okay i'll close
for today! Thank you, have a nice day/night!
L1192[20:44:54] <gamax92>
ShadowKatStudios: that awkward moment when someone is there.
L1193[20:45:08] <ShadowKatStudios>
someone is there?
L1194[20:45:10] <gamax92> yah
L1195[20:46:09] <skyem123> er?
L1196[20:46:28] <ShadowKatStudios> Can
confirm, someone is in #oc on freenode
L1197[20:46:47] <samis2> we'd have to
fake activity though
L1198[20:46:49] <samis2> in order for it
to seem legit
L1199[20:46:56] <skyem123> er
L1201[20:47:03] <Sangar> what does oc
stand for, there?
L1202[20:47:27] <Ender> Orange
Clair
L1203[20:47:32] <Ender> Orange
Claire*
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L1205[20:48:12] <Negi> samis2 use
irc.ppy.sh :')
L1206[20:48:26] <Negi>
#lobby@irc.ppy.sh
L1207[20:48:35] <skyem123> err
L1208[20:48:46] <samis2> Negi, nah
L1209[20:48:49] <samis2> is
unlikely
L1210[20:49:10] <Negi> Why so ?
L1211[20:49:28] <samis2> Negi, because
no-one in my class knows what IRC is
L1212[20:49:30] <samis2> or that I use
it
L1213[20:49:44] <Negi> I mean
L1214[20:49:56] <samis2> also, I doubt
anyone will be interested
L1215[20:50:02] <Negi> pft
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L1217[20:50:14] <Negi> They better be or
I'm hanging them on the walls.
L1218[20:50:23] <samis2> o.O
L1219[20:50:24] <Negi> IRC is the
pinnacle of communication systems.
L1220[20:50:34] <samis2> IRC is win, I'll
give you that.
L1221[20:51:18] <Alissa> IRC
superior
L1222[20:51:36] <samis2> it's also the
chat protocol behind twitch afaik
L1223[20:51:43] <ShadowKatStudios> It
is.
L1224[20:51:53] <Ender> samis2, yep,
mostly
L1225[20:52:07] <samis2> even though it's
horribly butchered by them isn't it
L1226[20:53:49] <Ender> yeah
L1227[20:54:13] <Ender> there's a fair
amount of non-standard crap in it
L1228[20:56:43] <CyberTurd> HEY
ENDER
L1229[20:56:48] <CyberTurd> thanks
L1230[20:56:49] <Ender> ohai
L1231[20:56:53] <Ender> no problem
L1232[20:57:55] <Ender> CyberTurd, if
your windows goes into that activation thing tomorrow try and wait
till i can talk with you when you're doing it so you dont bugger
anything up
L1233[20:59:15] <Ender> CyberTurd, also
if you want to back up your BL2 saves they're in the "My
Games" folder in your documents (that's where BorderLands 2
stores them)
L1234[21:02:01] <Ender> CyberTurd, also
if you want to tell me something between ~7am-5:30pm do it in
either a PM or the other channel because i may not see it in
here
L1235[21:02:26] <Ender> in other news i
only have one functional nostril
L1236[21:02:28] <Ender> :/
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L1242[21:19:57] <Ender> i need a vacuum
pump to clear my nose :/
L1243[21:24:10] <samis2> Ender, xkcd
reference?
L1244[21:27:33] <Ender> samis2, not that
i know of
L1245[21:27:38] <samis2> close
L1246[21:27:45] <samis2> it was aquarium
pumps that xkcd referenced
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L1250[21:32:49] <Pwootage> Hello!
L1251[21:33:09] <ShadowKatStudios> A wild
Pwootage appeared
L1252[21:33:56] <Pwootage> With glorius
stories of lexers/tokenizers!
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L1254[21:36:09] <ds84182> oh god
L1255[21:36:13] *
ds84182 jumps
L1256[21:37:22] <Pwootage> Nah, it was
easy, and is implemented pretty cleanly
L1257[21:37:29] <Pwootage> DFA to the
rescue
L1258[21:37:49] *
ds84182 puts Pwootage into a SHA256 headlock
L1259[21:38:14] <Pwootage> :( stupid
hash-locks
L1260[21:38:22] <Pwootage> hard to get
through (unless it's md5)
L1261[21:38:28] <gamax92> :D
ds84182
L1262[21:38:32] *
ds84182 puts Pwootage into a CRC32 headlock
L1263[21:38:39] <Pwootage> THat one is
easy peasy!
L1264[21:38:42] <ds84182> gamax92, ( Í¡^
͜ʖ ͡^)
L1265[21:38:46] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ
͡°)
L1266[21:39:05] <ds84182> ( Í¡ulittleshit
͜ʖ ͡ulittleshit)
L1267[21:39:33] <ds84182> ( ͡$ ͜ʖ
Í¡^)
L1268[21:40:25] <Negi> ds84182 I am so
grateful you'd put your real name on GitHub.
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L1270[21:42:46] <ds84182> Oh yeah
L1271[21:42:48] <ds84182>
thaaaaaaat
L1272[21:42:57] <ds84182> it's totally my
real name and stuff
L1273[21:44:03] <Negi> I don't care if it
is
L1274[21:44:20] <Negi> The point is that
I remember that better than the 5 digits that come in your
username.
L1275[21:45:02] <Negi> Which is handy
when you're in History class. And can't pull your phone for a 2FA
token. To download some stuff. Because you're actually coding or
playing Minecraft instead of listening.
L1276[21:45:55] <Pwootage> ^ story of my
life
L1277[21:46:16] <Pwootage> (although I
use ssh keys for git sooo)
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L1281[21:52:26] <lperkins2> Sweet, OC
computers don't lose state while moving via remain-in-motion
L1282[21:53:06] <Pwootage> OC computers
don't really ever lose state, which is awesome
L1283[21:53:12] <Pwootage> and they don't
thread-dupe either because thread pool
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L1287[21:54:39] <Negi> Well, Excuse Me,
Pwootage. I got a laptop lended to me each time I need it 'cuz they
don't want me to take my own laptop.
L1288[21:55:08] <Pwootage> Negi: Ah.
Makes sense.
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L1290[21:56:04] <Pwootage> I just thought
of a sweet break/place redstone torch-based method to make sure
that your cart actually moved to report when your world decimator
breaks down
L1291[21:56:22] <lperkins2> Right, my
concern was in how they associate saved state with in-game
computer.
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L1293[21:56:34] <lperkins2> If it was by
computer coords, then changing the coords would break it.
L1294[21:56:47] <lperkins2> But it is by
some sort of UID, which is what I thought.
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L1296[21:56:59] <Pwootage> Yeah,
everything in OC is a UUID :P
L1297[21:57:18] <skyem123|zzz>
Goodnight
L1298[21:57:26] <Pwootage> good night
o/
L1299[21:57:36] <lperkins2> So can you
still use CC peripherals with OC if CC isn't installed?
L1300[21:57:51] <Pwootage> I am pretty
sure you need CC installed
L1301[21:58:14] <lperkins2> You'd need
the CC api at least, or the peripherals can't be created and added
to the world.
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L1303[21:58:32] <Negi> lperkins2: You
need CC installed because the adapter is registered as a peripheral
too on CC nets.
L1304[21:58:48] <Nirek> and usually mods
won't load any of their compatibilty stuff without the mod,
either.
L1305[21:58:48] <Negi> So it'd be weird
to have a CC network without CC.
L1306[21:59:12] <Negi> That too.
L1307[21:59:39] <Pwootage> Or you can
write a new peripheral for OC ;D
L1308[21:59:40] <lperkins2> Fair enough,
I suppose I could simply disable crafting CC computers...
L1309[21:59:54] <Pwootage> lperkins2:
yeah, was going to suggest that if you wanted to disable them
L1310[22:00:00] <lperkins2> Yes, but then
I'd have to touch my transporter code again...
L1311[22:00:09] <Pwootage> train ride
over, back later
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L1313[22:02:06] <lperkins2> Wow, latest
version of RiM is smooth.
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L1316[22:03:52] <lperkins2> I almost
couldn't tell it was moving.
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L1318[22:04:11] <ShadowKatStudios> How
was your framerate?
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L1322[22:07:42] <lperkins2> VSynced to
60
L1323[22:07:51] <ShadowKatStudios> oh
wait
L1324[22:07:53] <lperkins2> It does
interfere with running still
L1325[22:08:04] <ShadowKatStudios> new
computers run MC reasonably
L1326[22:08:05] <lperkins2> (it locks you
to a block while it moves)
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L1328[22:08:30] <lperkins2> Heh, well and
I patched some of the worse spots of MC to be somewhat
faster...
L1329[22:09:36] <lperkins2> Now, what I
wouldn't give for emacs on the OC computers...
L1330[22:09:55] <ds84182> lets do some
acronym expansion!
L1331[22:10:04] <ds84182>
s/OC/OpenComputers
L1332[22:10:04] <Kibibyte>
<lperkins2> Now, what I wouldn't give for emacs on the
OpenComputers computers...
L1333[22:10:14] <ds84182> computers
computers! YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
L1334[22:10:19] <ds84182>
AAAAAAAAAAAA!Y!
L1335[22:10:23] <ds84182> lol
L1336[22:10:29] <ds84182> Idk whats wrong
with me
L1337[22:10:41] <Sangar>
everything?
L1338[22:10:42] <lperkins2> Yes, since
OpenComputers is a proper name, and has computers in its collection
of stuff.
L1339[22:10:48] <Sangar> ^
L1340[22:10:53] <lperkins2> It may sound
odd, but it is exactly what I meant :)
L1341[22:10:58] <Dashkal> I'd love vim.
I'd take nano.
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L1343[22:11:38] <lperkins2> As opposed to
Open Computers, which would be computers with removed cases, or
emacs in OpenComputers, which would be something? Maybe some new
component called emacs? As opposed to a program for the simulated
computer of OpenComputers.
L1344[22:11:51] <lperkins2> Yeah, nano
would be good enough, I suppose.
L1345[22:12:13] <lperkins2> I'm not a
huge fan of vim, I can never remember how to pull up the help
menus,
L1346[22:12:15] <ShadowKatStudios> Gotta
love it when an image is so large your processor struggles to scale
it, even though you're using a haswell chip.
L1347[22:12:21] <ShadowKatStudios>
:help
L1348[22:12:23] <Dashkal> esc :help
:P
L1349[22:12:23] <lperkins2> nano an emacs
are kind enough to provide the reminder for that.
L1350[22:12:33] <Dashkal> C-x C-h in
emacs, isn't it?
L1351[22:12:39] <lperkins2> I
believe.
L1352[22:12:44] <lperkins2> C-h in
nano.
L1353[22:12:48] <Dashkal> I try to
remember the help incantation for any editor
L1354[22:13:32] <lperkins2> F1 works in
emacs,
L1355[22:13:38] <lperkins2> hit it a
couple times
L1356[22:14:23] <lperkins2> And no, it's
not C-x C-h,
L1357[22:14:49] <Dashkal> I do recall it
tells you right when you open the thing.
L1358[22:14:50] <lperkins2> it's C-h t or
C-h r for tutorial and manuals respectively
L1359[22:14:57] <ShadowKatStudios> As far
as vim goes, we have ed in OC
L1360[22:15:00] <lperkins2> Yup, that's
what I just did.
L1361[22:15:26] <lperkins2> That's why it
would be nice to get something other than lua.
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L1363[22:15:36] <Dashkal> I have no
expectation of seing ed. I'd just like something a little heavier
than edit
L1364[22:15:41] <Dashkal> erm, of seing
vim*
L1365[22:15:43] <Dashkal> wire
cross
L1366[22:16:05] <lperkins2> I have a
scheme to lua translator and a python to lua translator, but
neither one comes with anything resembling a standard
library,
L1367[22:16:14] <Dashkal> As it is, I'm
looking into a sync solution so I can just use notepad++
L1368[22:16:48] <lperkins2> Yeah, I could
probably throw up an Ace editor for my players on my
website...
L1369[22:17:08] <lperkins2> If it could
run C code, I'd be able to port nano and what not.
L1370[22:17:34] <Dashkal> It can run C
code with some effort, though you'd have to write a terminal
interface of some sort.
L1371[22:17:36] <ShadowKatStudios> C is
too low-level to play friendly with the components, though
L1372[22:17:49] <ShadowKatStudios>
Well
L1373[22:18:04] <ShadowKatStudios> Unless
you had an interface of some kind
L1374[22:18:14] <Dashkal> nano itself
would not port easily. You'd be swapping out ncurses for something
that drives a gpu
L1375[22:18:24] <lperkins2> If it can run
C, I'll build the standard library.
L1376[22:18:33] <Dashkal> I strongly
suspect it'd be less effort to port nano to lua
L1377[22:18:40] <lperkins2> nano doesn't
strictly *require* ncurses...
L1378[22:19:38] <lperkins2> besides,
writing a layer to allow ncurses to drive the screen would be the
best solution anyway.
L1379[22:19:59] <lperkins2> How do you
run C on them?
L1380[22:20:19] <Negi> lperkins2: Custom
architectures.
L1381[22:20:34] <Negi> You need to play
around with Java/Scala.
L1382[22:20:50] <Negi> Can't give more
details though, I never understood anything to the other side
<_>
L1383[22:21:07] <Dashkal> I'm hoping to
poke the arch stuff with a stick this coming weekend.
L1384[22:21:17] <Dashkal> My first
impression is that it's pretty slick.
L1385[22:21:36] <Negi> Well of course if
you can implement other languages and stuff.
L1386[22:22:29] <Dashkal> A C interface
would qualify as that :P
L1387[22:22:50] <Negi> I know
L1388[22:22:56] <lperkins2> So is it
actually emulating something resembling hardware?
L1389[22:22:58] <Negi> I know what are
architectures about.
L1390[22:23:21] <Dashkal> I admit a 6502
emulation would be pretty cool *hides*
L1391[22:23:34] <ShadowKatStudios>
Dashkal: Been done.
L1392[22:23:52] <Dashkal> Somehow I'm not
surprised
L1393[22:24:04] <Negi> Wait now that I
think about it.
L1394[22:24:11] <ShadowKatStudios> Talk
to gamax92 about it, no idea where to download it from
L1395[22:24:17] <Negi> Has ANYONE yet
used the architecture system to add stuff ?
L1396[22:24:39] <lperkins2> Or is it like
CC where it just executes lua code in a sandbox using the standard
lua 5.1 library?
L1397[22:24:39] <ShadowKatStudios>
6502
L1398[22:25:12] <Negi> lperkins2:
Architectures are out of Lua. It's Java/Scala that manages
that.
L1399[22:25:16] <Negi> Afaik.
L1400[22:25:32] <Negi> OC's Lua is an
Architecture impl itself ?
L1401[22:25:41] <Negi> Can't really think
straight right now.
L1402[22:26:01] <Sangar> yeah, luac and
luaj are two architectures
L1403[22:26:36] <gamax92> whazzat?
L1404[22:27:20] <ShadowKatStudios> talkin
'bout your 6502 arch
L1405[22:27:23] <lperkins2> So if I add a
C architecture, will it still properly handle state for me? Or is
that part of the architecture that handles machine state saving and
restoring...
L1406[22:27:34] <gamax92> oh that
L1407[22:27:49] <lperkins2> Hm, I wonder
if my cc65 compiler would work with the 6502 arch for OC...
L1408[22:28:14] <Negi> gamax92: You
/actually/ made a 6502 Architecture ?
L1409[22:28:29] <gamax92> yah
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L1411[22:28:42] <Sangar> persisting that
will be your job, oc will just tell your arch to save it's state
when necessary
L1413[22:29:09] <lperkins2> What's the
interface to peripherals like?
L1414[22:29:10] <gamax92> don't know if
it works, or compiles, or has roms, or is updated
L1415[22:29:13] <gamax92> but ... its
there
L1416[22:29:22] <Negi> Oh blutkers I have
to compile it.
L1417[22:29:31] <gamax92> yeaaaah,
sorry
L1418[22:29:35] <Negi> How do you even
compile Minecraft mods ?
L1419[22:29:43] <gamax92> its very not
finished
L1420[22:29:56] <lperkins2> Using
eclipse, but my workspace is not set up in the approved
fashion,
L1421[22:30:08] <gamax92> umm no?
L1422[22:30:11] <lperkins2> since I
wanted to monkey with the internals of minecraft for speed
optimizations.
L1423[22:30:14] <gamax92> ./gradlew
build
L1424[22:30:16] <gamax92> no eclipse
needed
L1425[22:30:19] <Dashkal> Hmm, when
writing an arch, how does ram get involved? Assumption: I'm to
query for ram components and adjust allowable space
accordingly.
L1426[22:30:26] <Negi> Well gamax92 I
don't know how to code, but I still can test stuff, so let's see
HOW MUCH that isn't finished..
L1427[22:30:31] <lperkins2> True, right,
eclipse for editing, gradlew for building.
L1428[22:30:32] <Negi> -.
L1429[22:30:50] <Negi> lperkins2:
Anything works really, as long as you know what you're doing.
L1430[22:31:00] <Negi> Eclipse and
IntelliJ just add facilities for it.
L1431[22:31:10] <ShadowKatStudios>
vim
L1432[22:31:15] <gamax92> Negi: its a
complete 6502
L1433[22:31:18] <Negi> subl
L1434[22:31:20] <lperkins2> Right, and
handle library search paths and lots of other stuff that I hate
about java :)
L1435[22:31:33] <gamax92> just haven't
tested the signals devices, components devices, or the bank
switching
L1436[22:31:57] <Negi> lperkins2: I had
fun creating a markup language and writing a parser for it, do you
think anything can be boring at that level ?
L1437[22:32:04] <lperkins2> Alright, I
gotta go to work, I'll probably fork ocsymon tonight and see if I
can either get it running well or maybe add a new
architecture.
L1438[22:32:10] <Sangar> Dashkal,
http://git.io/bClllw atm. thinking of deprecating
that, and remove the actual mention of memory sizes from ram
tooltips *if* other archs pop up that would use much different
sizes (e.g. low-level archs that wouldn't need more than 64k), to
allow the arch interpreting that as it likes.
L1439[22:32:34] <Negi> Tbh I don't even
know what I'm getting into, gamax92, it just sounds close to a
real-world architecture and that is awesome. Plus 6502 rings a
bell.
L1440[22:32:45] <Techokami> man, my Jabba
fork repo is attracting derps who are trying to submit localization
PRs
L1441[22:32:56] <ShadowKatStudios> 6502 =
Apple ][, C64, Acorn stuff...
L1442[22:32:57] <lperkins2> 6502 was the
main processor specification for the old comodore64 computers
L1443[22:33:04] <Kodos> Sangar, any hints
as to upcoming features for OC? Obviously I don't expect anything
soon, but something to look forward to would be great =D
L1444[22:33:07] <lperkins2> And the
comodore 65, for which I have a C compiler.
L1445[22:33:09] <Dashkal> Sangar: mmm. A
thought. A higher level query for ram, and alternate access to the
configured values so we can scale as appropriate.
L1446[22:33:11] <Negi> Oh yuss
L1447[22:33:21] <Dashkal> by higher level
I mean getting told the sticks and tiers (and maybe the
case?)
L1448[22:33:24] <Negi> I knew that I knew
this name.
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L1450[22:33:53] <Sangar> Kodos, 1.8 port,
somewhen this year :P
L1451[22:33:58] <gamax92> There's also an
extremely limited terminal implemented, so the standard asic (which
is how the default rom gets input/output) still works
L1452[22:34:00] <Dashkal> I can conceieve
of pathological cases where I'd want to run with no ram. Run
entirely in the 'l2'.
L1453[22:34:02] <gamax92> cba to port
JTerminal
L1454[22:34:05] <Kodos> Ew, you're
actually going into 1.8?
L1455[22:34:09] <Sangar> Dashkal, yeah,
that's the idea basically. you can already do that by manually
checking the components
L1456[22:34:13] *
Dashkal nods
L1457[22:34:14] <Negi> Wow dangit I'm
starting to not feel my hands anymore.
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L1459[22:34:16] <Dashkal> Which
works
L1460[22:34:17] <Kodos> Just watched a
lengthy discussion with KL about staying in 1.7.10
L1461[22:34:42] <Sangar> it'd just be
unintuitive because the tooltips wouldn't reflect the different
size interpretation :P
L1462[22:34:42] <Techokami> oh god a 1.8
port sounds painful. Or did Forge finally provide a solution to the
death of connected textures that Minecraft put in 1.8?
L1463[22:34:43] <Dashkal> Though there's
nothing evil about helpers for common component queries.
L1464[22:34:48] <Kodos> Techokami,
nope
L1465[22:35:06] <Dashkal> Possible
solution: In the arch implementation, you get a chance to
"rewrite" arch dependant tooltips.
L1466[22:35:16] <Dashkal> Default being
to just show tier.
L1467[22:35:16] <lperkins2> Hm, it's been
like 3 years, so I can't find the thread with the information on
the old redpower2 C compiler...
L1468[22:35:23] <Techokami> so, how would
you do multi-block screens in OC on 1.8?
L1469[22:35:28] <lperkins2> RP2 used an
extended 6502,
L1470[22:35:43] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
confused, what did Mojang do to textures?
L1471[22:35:45] <Negi> Dashkal: I have no
idea how would that appear to the player.
L1473[22:36:08] <Techokami>
ShadowKatStudios, they ... SANGAR WHAT
L1474[22:36:10] <Techokami> HOW
L1475[22:36:23] <Dashkal> Negi: No change
to the player. Just that behind the scenes things that want arch
specific details (like ram displaying size) can only show those
parts when in the context of an archetecture (that is, in a compuer
case with a Lua cpu in it)
L1476[22:36:27] <ShadowKatStudios> sangar
is +12 at modding
L1477[22:36:30] <Sangar> ISmartBlockModel
and many lookup tables :P
L1478[22:36:30] <lperkins2> Um, or just
leave the memory modules as they are, 1M or memory per card isn't
too bad.
L1479[22:36:36] <Techokami> aha
L1480[22:36:39] <Negi> Dashkal: That's
not what I meant.
L1481[22:36:41] <lperkins2> Just need a
way to add more of them.
L1482[22:36:53] <Techokami> because in
1.8, every block state needs its own model file now
L1483[22:37:08] <Techokami> because
rendering logic was separated from game logic
L1484[22:37:16] <Negi> If you have more
than one architecture in a game, then how do you plan to find out
which arch info to use ?
L1485[22:37:38] <Techokami> Negi:
implementation of a different CPU item to craft
L1486[22:37:39] <lperkins2> I'd do it
based on processor.
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L1488[22:37:56] <Sangar> you can pass
pseudo states to your ISmartBlockModels though (called 'unlisted
properties'). that way you can pass along the tile entity itself if
you want (which is what i'm doing)
L1489[22:38:01] <lperkins2> The current
processors are lua-chip processors.
L1490[22:38:13] <Dashkal> Negi: "can
only show those parts when in the context of an archetecture"
Put the ram into a case with a lua cpu in it, and you get ram info
for lua.
L1491[22:38:25] <Techokami> well damn,
this might un-kill all the cosmetic mods. Kudos, Sangar!
L1492[22:38:27] <Dashkal> Just on its
own, the tooltip would tell you to do just that.
L1493[22:38:50] <Sangar> Negi, if you
register your arch, you can use it by cycling an oc cpu's arch by
shift-rightclicking it while in hand
L1494[22:38:58] <Sangar> or use an own
cpu item ofc
L1495[22:39:06] <Negi> Ah but that's not
what I meant.
L1496[22:39:07] <gamax92> OC Symon has a
new cpu item
L1497[22:39:33] <Dashkal> I'll almost
certainly go with the polymorphic cpu thing. Probably just jam it
into rhino to get an intial test done.
L1498[22:39:44] <lperkins2> Looks like
someone forked the CC65 compiler to github, I don't know if it is
the same one I helped port or not, but here it is.
L1500[22:39:47] <Negi> Dashkal was
discussing about showing custom ram amounts on ram stick items
depending on the arch the current computer case uses/the current
CPU is.
L1501[22:40:19] <lperkins2> Right, but
why do the different arches need different sizes of memory
sticks?
L1502[22:40:31] <Negi> lperkins2: Some
wouldn't need 4MB of RAM.
L1503[22:40:32] <Techokami> lperkins2,
sadly there is not an open source implementation of eloraam's
custom extended 6502 to use
L1504[22:40:35] <lperkins2> Who not
simply allow creating larger memory stick?
L1505[22:40:37] <Negi> And some wouldn't
even start to run with taht.
L1506[22:40:40] <Negi> that*
L1507[22:40:42] <Dashkal> The concept of
'bytes' may not even apply the same way.
L1508[22:40:48] <Negi> That too
L1509[22:40:52] <gamax92> Techokami:
BigFoot's emulator doesn't count?
L1510[22:41:07] <Techokami> *afaik
L1512[22:41:30] <lperkins2> Right, but if
it is the same one I worked on, it also supports standard 6502 as a
target.
L1513[22:41:46] <Techokami> oho
L1514[22:42:05] <lperkins2> It took some
work to get it to build the cross-compile toolchain and what not,
hence why you wouldn't want to go back to the raw CC65.
L1515[22:42:29] <lperkins2> And it
supports 65c02, which the comodore 65 (as opposed to the
comodore64) used.
L1516[22:42:42] <lperkins2> IIRC, it
added 16bit mode.
L1517[22:42:57] <ShadowKatStudios> 65816
had 16-bit mode
L1518[22:43:32] <ShadowKatStudios> 64c02
might have added instructions, but had no 16-bit mode only a CMOS
re-implimentation
L1519[22:43:50] <Techokami> because 65816
is a 16-bit CPU (with a 16-bit address bus, unless you did some
dirty tricks with the data lines)
L1520[22:44:06] <lperkins2> Right, okay,
the CC65 also supports 65816,
L1521[22:44:16] <lperkins2> basically all
the 6502 family of processors,
L1522[22:44:28] <ShadowKatStudios> wait,
65816 was 16-bit with 8-bit mode
L1523[22:44:44] <lperkins2> but like I
said, it took us a couple weeks to get the compiler to
compile,
L1524[22:45:23] <Negi> Wulp I think I'll
be going to sleep before it even started building.
L1525[22:46:00] <Techokami> SKS, yes it
has a fallback mode that is code compatible with 6502, but not
pinout compatible
L1526[22:46:16] <Negi> Why do I have
german music that is actually anime OST in my youtube history
?
L1527[22:46:28] <Techokami> it's what
allowed the Apple IIGS to use Apple ][ software
L1528[22:46:30] <Negi> Why is Kill La
Kill's main antagonist's theme ?
L1529[22:46:37] <ShadowKatStudios>
s/fallback/compat
L1530[22:46:37] <Kibibyte>
<Techokami> SKS, yes it has a compat mode that is code
compatible with 6502, but not pinout compatible
L1531[22:46:52] <Techokami> herp
L1532[22:46:57] <lperkins2> Anyway, I
gotta go to work, toodles!
L1533[22:46:59] <Techokami> I ARE
THINKY
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Negi yawns.
L1536[22:47:55] <Negi> Dangit that's
long.
L1537[22:48:30] <Negi> gamax92: What's
the OC version you used for dev ?
L1538[22:48:52] <gamax92> .-. i don't
know
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L1540[22:49:08] <gamax92> what ever one
was available when it was november 1
L1541[22:49:15] <Negi> I'll try em all
with the technique of the "if i fits i sits".
L1542[22:49:30] <gamax92> Negi: i
probably need to port it to oc 1.4
L1543[22:49:39] <Techokami> unless Sangar
mucked with the API, anything from the OC 1.4 branch should
work
L1544[22:49:45] <Techokami>
*SHOULD*
L1545[22:49:55] *
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L1548[22:50:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
"should"
L1549[22:50:17] <Techokami> lemme see if
I can sledge a build together
L1550[22:50:24] <gamax92> Negi:
"li.cil.oc:OpenComputers:MC1.7.10-1.4.0.173-dev:dev"
L1551[22:50:29] <gamax92> is whats listed
in the build.gradle
L1552[22:50:43] <Negi> It should work
then.
L1553[22:51:01] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
When you put that in quotes I feel like you're quoting a RFC.
L1554[22:51:18] <Negi> "Building
3%" GR8.
L1555[22:51:32] <Techokami>
"pile"
L1556[22:52:00] <Techokami> got a build
made, anyone want a binary because lazy?
L1557[22:52:08] <gamax92> sure
L1558[22:52:13] <Techokami> aight
L1559[22:52:27] <gamax92> my jdk is
outdated anyway
L1560[22:52:33] <gamax92> and this is
windows
L1562[22:54:01] <Negi> Techokami
;-;
L1563[22:54:39] <Techokami> '3'
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L1565[22:55:36] <Negi> My
"Testing" instance will be perfect for such a
thing.
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L1567[22:57:37] <Sangar> so
L1568[22:57:48] <Sangar> i did some
bandwidth testing for the last hour or so
L1569[22:58:10] <Sangar> i may have been
somewhat too paranoid >_> guess i'll crank up the gpu call
limits a little
L1570[22:58:18] <Techokami> oooh
L1571[22:58:32] <Sangar> not sure how
far, yet, though
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L1573[22:59:18] <Negi> IT LIVES
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L1575[22:59:32] <Techokami> it needs a
BIOS
L1576[22:59:36] <Techokami> :V
L1577[23:00:04] <gamax92> Techokami: did
i not put one in .-.
L1578[23:00:13] <Techokami> for the
EEPROM item?
L1579[23:00:19] <gamax92> oh ...
L1580[23:00:21] <gamax92> that ...
L1581[23:00:22] <Negi> Techokami: It
doesn't need one.
L1582[23:00:23] <gamax92> umm ...
L1583[23:00:31] <Negi> It works without
it :3c
L1584[23:00:34] <gamax92> shit i did not
think about that.
L1585[23:00:43] <Negi> CRASH !
L1586[23:00:47] <Negi> \o/
L1587[23:00:50] <Negi> It happens.
L1588[23:00:59] <Aedda> How would it work
without one? I'm confused.
L1589[23:01:04] <Negi> Tried to turn off
the computer and it made the game crash.
L1590[23:01:07] <gamax92> lol
L1591[23:01:11] <Techokami> oops
L1592[23:01:14] <Negi> Aedda: EEPROMs are
managed by the arch.
L1593[23:01:19] <Negi> Just as almost
everything.
L1594[23:01:23] <gamax92> so uhh, i
should probably make the roms eeproms
L1595[23:01:28] <gamax92> and then map
the eeproms into the memory map
L1596[23:01:29] <Negi> So if your arch
can boot without it, *shrugs*
L1597[23:01:31] <Techokami> yeah
L1598[23:01:51] <Techokami> that way if I
want to replace your code with, say, the Woz monitor
L1599[23:01:58] <Aedda> Oh, is this
alternate arch public? I've been looking for an example of one,
even the most basic.
L1600[23:01:58] <Techokami> I totally
could
L1601[23:02:01] <gamax92> wait how big
are the eeproms Sangar?
L1602[23:02:05] <Techokami> 4KB
L1603[23:02:11] <Negi> I love how OC's
CPUs are PGA and Symon is a DIP, but they fit in the same
slot.
L1604[23:02:16] <Techokami> but in the
config you can make 'em bigger
L1605[23:02:17] <gamax92> and how big are
Symon's roms :X
L1606[23:02:20] <Negi> *squeezes DIP into
PGA*
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L1608[23:02:51] <Negi> gamax92: No
idea.
L1609[23:03:00] <Negi> But I don't know
if 4KB will be enough.
L1610[23:03:05] <gamax92> probably
not.
L1611[23:03:22] <Techokami> Symon is 16KB
:E
L1612[23:03:22] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
A sufficient amount of wire wrap single inline sockets will give
you a PGA capible of holding a 68060
L1614[23:03:58] <Techokami> you could
make your own EEPROM item with a bigger capacity
L1615[23:04:11] <gamax92> one is a dummy
arch that does nothing at all, and one is a poorly written one that
ignores callback limits
L1616[23:04:14] <Aedda> Thank you
gamax92, once again :)
L1617[23:04:25] <Negi> Techokami: Yeah
but then people could use the mod to have bigger EEPROMs.
L1618[23:04:31] <Negi> Or you make it
just a ROM.
L1620[23:04:47] <Negi> Meh that would
cause problems
L1621[23:04:55] <Techokami> I said EEPROM
item but it doesn't have to be EEP
L1622[23:05:00] <Negi> Idk I'm not
supposed to think at 00:04
L1623[23:05:07] <ShadowKatStudios>
eep
L1624[23:05:13] <Negi> eep
L1625[23:05:22] <Negi> electronically
eraseable-programmable.
L1626[23:05:44] <Negi> Anyway good night
all of the people who're still doing stuff
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L1628[23:05:56] <gamax92> Techokami:
*whistles innocently*
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L1630[23:10:16] <Sangar> here's the
current state of affairs regarding gpu/screen caused bandwidth
usage, if anyone wants to verify my results:
http://git.io/pvZe4g
L1631[23:13:40] <Techokami> ffffffffff
that last test
L1632[23:14:22] <Sangar> yes
L1633[23:14:27] <Sangar> it's not a
typo
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L1635[23:14:34] <Techokami> Tier 3 OC
caps at ~8.7KB/s, CC is ~200KB/s MINIMUM
L1636[23:14:56] <gamax92> I would say
thats absurd, but ... OC caps the speed really really low
L1637[23:16:15] <Techokami> you could
increase the speed probably tenfold and it'd still be a third of
CC's best when at its worst
L1638[23:16:48] <gamax92> okay, Sangar
wanna test that? :3
L1639[23:18:08] <Sangar> bumping the
values and doing some more testing is next :P
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L1641[23:18:30] <lperkins2> Hm, JPC
provides an x86 emulator in java and is open source...
L1642[23:18:39] <lperkins2> I wonder if
it could be used as a target...
L1643[23:20:14] <gamax92> with a bit of
wrappers, sure.
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L1645[23:22:55] <lperkins2> Runs dos and
DSL, would need to write an x11 driver for OC screens to get X
going...
L1646[23:23:08] <lperkins2> Might be able
to put gentoo on it :-P
L1647[23:24:25] <TabletCube> lperkins2:
dat compiling doe
L1648[23:24:26] <Aedda> Sangar: Are you
automatically notified of new comments in issues?
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L1650[23:24:45] <Sangar> Aedda, yes
L1651[23:25:02] <Aedda> Cool, then I
leave the rest to you whenever you have time, etc. :)
L1652[23:25:16] <lperkins2> That's what
distcc is for :)
L1653[23:25:17] <Sangar> aye ^^
L1654[23:25:34] <lperkins2> Besides, it
actually looks like it is reasonable efficient at it.
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L1656[23:30:36] <lperkins2> Hm, only 4MB
of source for it, question is if there is a decent entry point for
using it inside another java project...
L1657[23:30:58] <gamax92> >x11 driver
for OC Screens
L1658[23:30:59] <gamax92>
hahahahahahaha
L1659[23:31:24] <ShadowKatStudios> Damn
it 4chan, mind not uploading pictures that use all my CPU scaling
them to fit my screen?
L1660[23:31:28] <Dashkal> Should come out
about as well as trying to use X11 over dialup
L1661[23:32:02] <lperkins2> Heh, just
means you need to decrease the resolution...
L1662[23:32:16] <lperkins2> 4px by
3px
L1663[23:32:20] <ShadowKatStudios>
160x100 screen over dialup?
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L1666[23:33:22] <lperkins2> Well, at
56kbps, that's 7KBps,
L1667[23:33:52] <lperkins2> Or 2389
pixles updated per second maximum...
L1668[23:33:57] <gamax92> do you know how
long it takes to put a 160x100 image on the screen?
L1669[23:34:13] <ShadowKatStudios> #Lua
160*100
L1670[23:34:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
16000
L1671[23:34:21] <gamax92> ... sks
:P
L1672[23:34:33] <ShadowKatStudios> oh
wait
L1673[23:34:38] <ShadowKatStudios> add 2
zeroes
L1674[23:35:13] <lperkins2> So at 30Hz,
you'd be limited to 80 pixles of screen for real-time rendering via
dialup.
L1675[23:35:15] <ShadowKatStudios> never
mind me, my lack of sleep is catching up to me
L1676[23:35:47] <lperkins2> At 1 Hz,
you'd be able to have a 50x50 pixel display.
L1677[23:36:04] <gamax92> .-. what are
you saying.
L1678[23:36:10] <ShadowKatStudios>
Well
L1679[23:36:18] <ShadowKatStudios> if you
had non-fullscreen windows
L1680[23:36:32] <ShadowKatStudios> You
could get 1FPS for a 50x50 display
L1681[23:36:33] <gamax92> lemme go find
my old image drawing code.
L1682[23:36:40] <lperkins2> Someone was
saying to try and use dialup for a 160x100 pixle screen.
L1683[23:36:52] <lperkins2> At
56kbps,
L1684[23:37:03] <gamax92>
ShadowKatStudios: how well does ext2fsd works btw
L1685[23:37:06] <lperkins2> I was
calculating the framerate if you're using a raw format.
L1686[23:37:39] <lperkins2> (3 bytes per
pixel per frame), you could encode it to only send changed pixels,
which would help, but not much.
L1687[23:37:54] <ShadowKatStudios>
gamax92: Read works fine, if a little slow, not game to try write,
last time I used write on a non-native FS type it royally screwed
over the FD
L1688[23:37:56] <ShadowKatStudios>
FS
L1689[23:38:32] <Stary2001> haha
L1690[23:38:35] <lperkins2> If I do get
linux going inside JPC inside OC, I'll probably see how hard it is
to write a wayland driver, better than X11 for this sort of
thing.
L1691[23:38:47] <Stary2001>
ShadowKatStudios: I can't use that because I'm a special LVM
snowflake.
L1692[23:38:48] <Stary2001> :p
L1693[23:38:48] <ShadowKatStudios>
lperkins2: If it was all black and white, you could write whole
lines
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L1695[23:39:36] <lperkins2> True, but
even going to greyscale would kill it, you'd get 240 pixles instead
of 80...
L1696[23:39:44] <gamax92> so uhh, i got
my video card
L1697[23:39:47] <lperkins2> You could
also I suppose use 8 bit colour,
L1698[23:39:50] <gamax92> just came
in
L1699[23:39:59] <SuPeRMiNoR2> what did
you get?
L1700[23:40:10] <gamax92> NVidia Geforce
GTX 650
L1701[23:40:12] <ShadowKatStudios> inb4
980 ti
L1702[23:40:15] <gamax92> nope
L1703[23:40:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Only a
650? Not even a 660?
L1704[23:40:32] <gamax92>
#BlameSangar
L1705[23:40:44] <SuPeRMiNoR2> I have a
gtx 660, it is pretty good
L1706[23:41:00] <Stary2001> i have a
620
L1707[23:41:03] <Stary2001> its 10/10
ok
L1708[23:41:18] <ShadowKatStudios> I
intend to get a 660 at some point, mainly so I can later get a
second 660 and SLI it
L1709[23:41:27] <gamax92> well i have a
problem
L1710[23:41:35] <gamax92> i don't have a
DVI - VGA adapter
L1712[23:42:01] <ShadowKatStudios> Yay,
someone else still using VGA
L1713[23:42:17] <SuPeRMiNoR2> I have to
use VGA on some of my monitors
L1714[23:42:28] <lperkins2> Actually, all
I'd have to do is adapt the PCMonitor class from JPC to output to
the monitor directly, no new x11 driver needed at all...
L1715[23:42:36] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Caitlyn:
mind if i steal it once you have it?
L1716[23:42:44] <Caitlyn> Yeah I mind..
sorry
L1717[23:42:45] <lperkins2> If I could
find the entry point I'd be set.
L1718[23:43:32] <lperkins2> The
documentation is pretty much nil...
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L1720[23:44:29] <Caitlyn> I DO however
have to get 2.. lol
L1721[23:44:45] <gamax92> well imma look
around my boxes to see if i have one
L1722[23:44:49] <gamax92> i know i used
to have one.
L1723[23:45:38] <ShadowKatStudios>
Caitlyn: Not enough DVI for me
L1724[23:45:53] <ShadowKatStudios> And 0
VGA
L1725[23:45:55] <ShadowKatStudios>
:/
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L1727[23:46:15] <Caitlyn> DVI->VGA
Adapters ftw.
L1728[23:46:26] <gamax92> ^^^
L1729[23:46:29] <ShadowKatStudios> But
then I still only have two monitors
L1730[23:46:43] <gamax92> i should also
put away some of the stuff in these boxes
L1731[23:46:46] <gamax92> :P
L1732[23:46:56] <lperkins2> Ha! found the
main class.
L1733[23:47:11] <lperkins2> Now I can
figure out how it all works.
L1735[23:47:24] <Caitlyn> BAM
L1736[23:49:17] <ShadowKatStudios> wtf is
Displayport?
L1737[23:49:48] <Caitlyn> ...
L1738[23:49:50] <SuPeRMiNoR2> it is the
best
L1739[23:50:02] <lperkins2> Oof, gonna
take a lot; basically have to adapt most of the hardware classes to
point to OC components,
L1740[23:50:08] <Caitlyn>
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DisplayPort
L1741[23:50:43] <gamax92> lperkins2: i
warned you.
L1742[23:50:45] <gamax92> i think.
L1743[23:50:49] <lperkins2> after that
though, it basically is a matter of calling new PC(clock, drives),
and then starting and stopping it in segments.
L1744[23:51:40] <lperkins2> Somewhat
complex, but at the same time, it should be modular enough to be
manageable, if I'm careful I should be able to do it without
needing to modify OC or JPC code directly. I think I can just
extend both of them.
L1745[23:51:43] <Caitlyn> Some display
port specifications even support daisychaining
L1746[23:52:10] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i like how
the 970 there has 3 displayport on it
L1748[23:52:49] <Caitlyn> Yeah.. I don't
think it can do daisy chaining
L1749[23:53:25] <lperkins2> So I suppose
the first thing is to get both sets into my project namespace and
not dying on launch...
L1750[23:55:07] <ShadowKatStudios> I just
realised
L1751[23:55:19] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
not *capible* of totally focusing on something
L1752[23:55:28] <Aedda> will be back in
some hours o/
L1753[23:56:23] <lperkins2> Hm, I think I
need to bite the bullet and write a makefile for packaging my
mods.
L1754[23:56:40] <lperkins2> It would
avoid the fiasco of rm -r'ing my workspace again...
L1755[23:59:37] <gamax92> drats
L1756[23:59:41] <gamax92> i don't have
the adapter