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L2[00:10:02] <Cinder> I know tech mods are
all the rage and stuff
L3[00:10:14] <Cinder> but sometimes you just
gotta sit back and bask in the creativity of the magic mods.
L4[00:11:49] <ShadowKatStudios> Cinder: I
abused some configs into giving me flower-powered computers and
drones that need cloud blocks
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L10[00:18:18] <Rorax> did drones replace
robots?
L11[00:18:29] <gamax92> no robots are still
around.
L12[00:18:39] <Rorax> I'm only seeing
creatix in NEI'
L13[00:18:49] <ShadowKatStudios> Gah
L14[00:18:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Why does
everyone try to spawn robots and drones!?
L15[00:18:59] <gamax92> you can't find
robots in nei, they have to be assembled.
L16[00:19:02] <ShadowKatStudios> ~w
robot
L18[00:19:07] <ShadowKatStudios> ~w
block:robot
L20[00:19:12] <ShadowKatStudios> ~w
item:drone
L22[00:19:18] <Rorax> yes I realize they
need to be assembled
L23[00:19:22] <gamax92> ShadowKatStudios:
Tell sangar to add in spawn eggs :P
L24[00:19:32] <Rorax> but last I checked
(1.3 vids) it was a matter of installing the parts into a blank
robot
L25[00:19:53] <gamax92> err, robots are
made in the assembler
L26[00:20:02] <gamax92> you put a case,
some parts, and bam: robot
L27[00:20:34] <Rorax> cases right! there we
go okay thats the bit I was missing
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L38[00:37:37] <Sangar> > nobody reading
the changelogs
L39[00:37:39] <Sangar> D:
L40[00:38:17] <ShadowKatStudios> Bumped
default sample rate for generating computer speaker beeps to avoid
artifacts and made it a setting. (commit:
d869ba4df94d9c9e00620bc07d421d028158c108) — fnuecke /
githubweb
L42[00:38:26] <gamax92> ohai Sangar
L43[00:38:26] <Sangar> second point
L44[00:38:31] <Sangar> ohwell
L45[00:39:08] <gamax92> Sangar: D: you
could have made them spawn eggs
L46[00:39:09] <ShadowKatStudios> Sangar:
checksums?
L47[00:39:18] <gamax92> (robots and drone's
are technically entities right?)
L48[00:39:20] <Sangar> i could, but why
would i? :P
L49[00:39:26] <Sangar> robots aren't
L50[00:39:28] <Sangar> drones are
L51[00:40:30] <ShadowKatStudios> Can we get
a drone spawn egg? :P
L52[00:41:09] <gamax92> dat moment when
Sangar fixes bugs :O
L53[00:41:10] <Sangar> nah, spawning
non-working drones from eggs seems pointless :P
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L55[00:41:40] <gamax92> Sangar: also, the
eeprom is just a component right?
L56[00:41:45] <Sangar> yes
L57[00:42:06] <gamax92> does it compress
the 4k bytes at all?
L58[00:42:54] <Sangar> i'm pretty sure the
nbt gets compressed by mc when it saves anyway, why?
L59[00:42:58] <gamax92> oh
L60[00:43:18] <gamax92> Because I've
noticed it takes a while to save the world when i have my 6502 (4m
of memory)
L61[00:43:54] <Sangar> hum. dunno. just
from one?
L62[00:43:57] <gamax92> yeah
L63[00:44:02] <Sangar> that's...
unexpected
L64[00:44:17] <gamax92> im just assuming
its that though, not really checked
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L66[00:49:34] <Kodos> is 'until this ==
that do' a proper start to a loop
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L70[00:57:29] <Sangar> Kodos, `while
condition do ... end` or `do ... until condition` iirc
L71[00:57:44] <gamax92> that beeping sounds
like a buzzer
L72[00:57:50] <gamax92> Sangar what did you
do
L73[00:58:07] <Kodos> So while not this ==
that do
L74[00:58:17] <Kodos> Or while this != that
do
L75[00:58:21] <gamax92> ~=
L76[00:58:22] <Kodos> or is it ~=
L77[00:59:01] <Kodos> Thank ye
L78[00:59:10] <gamax92> wtf is this
waveform
L79[00:59:20] <Kodos> <3 Creatix
L80[00:59:59] <Sangar> gamax92, bumped the
sampling rate so that it doesn't freak out on frequencies like 999
:P you can change it back in the config if you want
L81[01:00:20] <gamax92> shouldn't it sound
the same though?
L82[01:00:55] <Sangar> "shouldn't
sound stuff the same regardless of sampling rate?" - no?
L83[01:01:05] <Sangar> swap 2 and 3
L84[01:01:11] <gamax92> .-. wut
L85[01:01:32] <Sangar> why would we user
higher sampling rates if it did? >_>
L86[01:01:57] <gamax92> no i mean why did
the wave form change
L87[01:02:05] <Sangar> it didn't
L88[01:02:31] <Sangar> it just didn't have
enough samples/s before, apparently
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L90[01:03:51] <Cinder> gamax92: it should
sound like a square wave, but the sampling rate that was being used
was causing distortion
L91[01:04:47] <Cinder> so some frequencies
were bugging out, and polyphonics on the Beep card from
Computronics were somewhat... BUZZZZZZZZZZZZ?
L92[01:05:17] <Cinder> one example of the
bug was computer.beep(999,2)
L93[01:09:19] <Cinder> forums still
slow/down for anyone else?
L97[01:11:39] *
gamax92 wonders why the waveform looks like secant
L98[01:13:26] <Cinder> No idea, but the
"new" waveform above is technically
"correct"
L99[01:13:51] <Cinder> the lower waveform
has a delta positive and the sample rate was too low to capture
some of the negitive, so there's always a DC offset.
L100[01:13:56] <Cinder> that was one of
the distortions
L101[01:15:25] <gamax92> I'm pretty sure
there's a much worse underlying problem if thats the case ...
L102[01:17:13] <Cinder> Well it needed
more samples anyways.
L103[01:17:26] <Cinder> there isn't a DC
offset anymore because of the higher sample rate.
L104[01:18:09] <Cinder> I honestly don't
mind the little bit of distortion on it
L105[01:18:21] <Cinder> it gives it a
little more of a "real" quality than a pure square
wave.
L106[01:18:38] <gamax92> excuse me ...
this 486 to my right that has a pc speaker in it begs to
differ.
L107[01:19:25] <ShadowKatStudios> Is it
beeping in objection, gamax92?
L108[01:19:32] <gamax92> Yes :D
L110[01:21:11] <ShadowKatStudios> I must
say, I'm impressed
L111[01:21:15] <Cinder> wait gamax92, did
you compile the latest version or did you get it from
somewhere?
L112[01:21:20] <ShadowKatStudios> It's
snappy but XP-compatible
L113[01:21:22] <Cinder> there isn't an
update on curse
L114[01:21:33] <gamax92> I got the latest
from jenkins
L115[01:21:39] <Cinder> oooh
L116[01:21:43] <Cinder> I suppose that's
not public?
L117[01:21:46] <gamax92> ci.cil.li
L119[01:21:50] <ShadowKatStudios> It's in
the topic
L120[01:21:52] <ShadowKatStudios>
silly
L122[01:22:12] <Cinder> oh
L123[01:22:14] <Cinder> HERP
L124[01:22:16] <Cinder> DERP
L125[01:22:30] <ShadowKatStudios> Nice
standard 8
L126[01:22:37] <ShadowKatStudios>
waaiy
L127[01:22:47] <ShadowKatStudios> waiit,
is that actually server 2012?
L128[01:23:24] <ShadowKatStudios> Please
tell me it lacks the metro menu?
L130[01:23:28] <Caitlyn> IDK.. tell
me
L131[01:23:46] <Caitlyn> R2 has the stock
Windows 8 Metro
L132[01:23:58] <ShadowKatStudios>
R1?
L133[01:24:13] <Caitlyn> R1 is just
"Windows Server 2012"
L134[01:24:51] <Caitlyn> Win 10 drops, and
the server version of it drops you'll get a 10 style start
menu
L135[01:24:56] <Caitlyn> When win
10*
L136[01:25:18] <ShadowKatStudios> I
dislike the metro menu.
L137[01:25:29] <Caitlyn> Who
doesn't?
L138[01:25:31] <ShadowKatStudios> The
Windows 10 one seems somewhat of an improvement.
L139[01:25:37] <ShadowKatStudios> But it's
still tiles.
L140[01:26:44] <Cinder> hmm
L141[01:26:52] <Caitlyn> That box runs a
mail server, and webmail.
L142[01:26:59] <Cinder> gamax92: you're
right, there is something off about the square wave
generator.
L143[01:27:03] <Caitlyn> It's al ittle
underloaded atm
L144[01:27:19] <ShadowKatStudios> "a
little"
L145[01:27:21] <Cinder> it's a little more
"buzzy" at the higher sample rates, but polyphonics work
properly on the beep card.
L146[01:27:36] <ShadowKatStudios> I would
kill for something with 8 cores
L147[01:27:48] <ShadowKatStudios> Even if
it is AMD.
L148[01:27:51] <Caitlyn> It's a VM on a
OVH dedi
L149[01:27:54] <Cinder> IMHO it needs a
good low pass filter on it :P
L150[01:28:08] <Caitlyn> my other VM on
that box is also 8 cores, but 12gb it's what runs my Linux VM that
does EVERYTHING
L151[01:28:21] <ShadowKatStudios>
Dual-core with HT is something, but at times it's not enough
L152[01:29:04] <Sangar> feel free to pr
improvements to the audio class, it's good enough for me now so meh
:P
L154[01:29:39] <SuPeRMiNoR2> what is the
host os on the dedi Caitlyn?
L155[01:29:49] *
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L156[01:29:52] <Caitlyn> Ubuntu
14.04...
L157[01:29:55] <Caitlyn> Not my
choice
L158[01:29:59] <SuPeRMiNoR2> oh
L159[01:30:03] <Caitlyn> Xubuntu* but
meh
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L161[01:30:39] <Caitlyn> Though the VM
Linux is also Ubuntu...
L162[01:30:50] <Caitlyn> but that's
because I needed Debian without the 3 year old packages
L163[01:31:35] <SandraNicole> the win10
menu looks neat.
L164[01:31:43] <Caitlyn> Yeah it does.. I
really like it
L165[01:31:50] <SandraNicole> I like the
tiles-ish, although I dislike the theme.
L166[01:31:54] <SandraNicole> it's a nice
idea.
L167[01:32:17] <Caitlyn> At this point I'd
be better off reinstalling the Tech preview..
L168[01:32:26] <Caitlyn> I've not booted
into it in like 2 months
L169[01:39:28] <Cinder> I have just come
to realise I can't read Scala.
L170[01:39:30] <Cinder> o-o
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L173[01:44:51] <gamax92> Cinder: so what
frequency did you say caused bugs? 999?
L174[01:44:55] <gamax92> in the old
one
L175[01:45:20] <Cinder> 999
L176[01:45:30] <Cinder> 200 had an
interesting bug too but I think it might have been unrelated.
L177[01:45:50] <Cinder> also, if you have
computronics installed, try the song api test song
L178[01:46:20] <gamax92> yeah no 999Hz
works just fine in 8000Hz sampling rate (tested on a sample
generator)
L179[01:48:13] <Cinder> I tried it in
audacity and there was a minute "click" in it.
L180[01:48:24] <Cinder> but 999 was going
ape in OC
L181[01:48:36] *
gamax92 tries it on old OC
L182[01:49:24] <Cinder> you do need to
play it for more than a second
L183[01:50:07] <gamax92> #
(120-99)/120
L184[01:50:09] <gamax92> #lua
(120-99)/120
L185[01:50:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.175
L187[01:53:18] <gamax92> and now to try
999
L188[01:53:36] <gamax92> XD wtf
L189[01:54:15] <Cinder> Yeah
L190[01:54:20] <Cinder> eets fooked.
L191[01:57:07] <Cinder> but now it's less
fooked.
L193[02:01:15] <Caitlyn> excuse the win7
task bar in front of the 2k12 server.... puush won't capture my
local desktop with RDP up
L194[02:01:45] <Cinder> dem
wallpapers.
L195[02:02:05] <Cinder> is it bad that my
linux install is pimped as all hell but my windows desktop is
Windows 2000 blue?
L196[02:02:15] <Caitlyn> My local desktop
cycles a google search of "Anime Girls" across all 3
monitors new background every 5 minutes
L197[02:02:25] <Caitlyn> sometimes I just
minimize everything hide desktop icons and sit back..
L198[02:03:25] <Cinder> if I had a desktop
like the center one my little sister would flip a shit.
L199[02:03:37] <Caitlyn> lol really?
L200[02:03:41] <Cinder> yeah
L201[02:03:51] <Cinder> she has it in her
head that I'm gay or something along those lines :U
L202[02:03:54] <Caitlyn> So pointint out I
have safe search disabled on said background cycle would be just
awesome huh? :p
L203[02:04:02] <Caitlyn> pointing*
L204[02:04:28] *
Caitlyn <--- Totally into chicks so :P
L205[02:05:50] <Cinder> yep
L206[02:06:41] <gamax92> Cinder: D: cannot
read scala
L207[02:08:54] <Cinder> I'm looking at the
audio class and don't have a clue what's going on
L208[02:09:06] *
gamax92 is decompiling the Audio class so its java
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L210[02:09:08]
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L211[02:10:01] <Ir7_o> ok. status report:
i am getting the old data off the corrupt partition now. the forums
ill be back soon. partition with the database is intact.
L212[02:10:14] <gamax92> oops ... that
moment when you accidently "killall -9 pulseaudio"
instead of "killall -9 pavucontrol"
L213[02:10:22] <Cinder> HAHAHA
L214[02:10:34] <Cinder> You just kill -9'd
it?
L215[02:10:37] <Cinder> Wow. XD
L216[02:11:07] <Cinder> Ir7_o: Good job,
IT really needs more people like you.
L217[02:11:34] <Ir7_o> lol. im
hopeless.
L218[02:12:04] <Ir7_o> ill be on and off
with updates and stuff
L219[02:12:12] <Ir7_o> it should be online
in the next 2-6 hours
L220[02:12:25] <Ir7_o> otherwise, there
are some issues.
L221[02:12:30] <Ir7_o> bye for now
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L223[02:12:36] <gamax92> ofc procyon
doesn't exactly ... decompile scala into java perfectly, its not
the same language
L224[02:12:39] <gamax92> but it does a
good job
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L226[02:15:35] <Caitlyn> Oh hey... I just
noticed Ir7_o's server is missing from my IRC Network... wonder if
that's related :P
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L228[02:19:48] *
gamax92 is severely confused on how this is supposed to generate a
square wave
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L230[02:26:13] <Cinder> I'm not sure
either
L231[02:26:21] <Cinder> you'll have to ask
Sangar
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L233[02:29:07] <Ekoserin> Hello. I can't
seem to access oc.cil.li. I can access cil.li and ocdoc.cil.li just
find, but oc.cil.li results in a timeout error.
L234[02:29:35] <Cinder> It's been down for
the last 12 hours, expect it to be back in about 2-6 hours.
L235[02:29:49] <gamax92> Cinder: okay so i
did manage to port it to lua
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L237[02:29:58] <Ekoserin> Why is it
down?
L238[02:30:02] <Cinder> One of the disks
on the server decided to have an unscheduled disassembly.
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L241[02:30:13] <Caitlyn> The server it was
on died.
L242[02:30:20] <Ekoserin> Ah.
L243[02:30:25] <Caitlyn> Usually bad for
things.
L244[02:30:40] <Caitlyn> It also killed an
IRC server on my network lolol
L245[02:30:56] <Ekoserin> Reminds me of
the time my hard drive temporarily failed when playing Gmod off of
it.
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L247[02:31:54] <Cinder> from what Ir7_o
(the webmaster) said, the database is intact and he's just doing
recovery.
L248[02:32:01] <Cinder> so nobody's posts
are lost, thankfully.
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L251[02:33:14] <gamax92> I'm just doing
"luajit square.lua | ffplay -f u8 -ac 1 -ar 44100 -i
-"
L252[02:33:38] <Cinder> is it right or is
it wrong?
L253[02:33:47] <gamax92> what do you
mean?
L254[02:33:53] <Cinder> I mean, the
waveform it puts out
L255[02:34:02] <gamax92> It's what OC is
doing
L256[02:34:06] <gamax92> and no that is
not a square wave
L257[02:34:14] <Cinder> mmhm.
L258[02:34:31] <gamax92> though actually
...
L259[02:34:40] <gamax92> it is more like
one if you simply put it in signed ...
L260[02:36:03] <gamax92> Sangar: you
there?
L261[02:36:19] <Cinder> It looks
(generally) like a square wave, minus a few kinks
L262[02:36:38] <Cinder> wait hang on
L263[02:36:39] <Cinder> math.pi
L264[02:36:48] <Cinder> why would you need
math.pi to generate a square wave?
L265[02:37:00] <gamax92> because he's
cheating and using a sine wave magically
L266[02:37:11] <Cinder> :P
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L268[02:37:34] <Gopher> there are cases
where that qualifies as cheating
L269[02:37:39] <Gopher> in this case I
think that qualifies as "the hard way
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L272[02:38:23] <Cinder> That looks far
better
L273[02:38:32] <gamax92> Top is parsed as
signed8 and bottom is parsed as unsigned8, where in OC its set up
as unsigned8
L274[02:38:42] <gamax92> which iirc is
fixable via a simple xor of 0x80
L275[02:39:29] <Cinder> worth a shot
L276[02:39:45] <gamax92> .-. i don't know
how to xor in scala ...
L277[02:40:21] <Cinder> def xor(x:Boolean,
y:Boolean) = (x && !y) || (y && !x)
L278[02:40:29] <gamax92> .-. umm
what.
L279[02:40:36] <Cinder> well that's in
boolean
L280[02:40:45] <gamax92> yeah no thats
very unhelpful
L281[02:40:47] <Cinder> IDK I just typed
it into google and that was the most promising
L282[02:41:15] <Sangar> a ^ b
L283[02:41:20] <gamax92> ohai Sangar
L284[02:42:27] <Cinder> I just realised
I'm using a golem instead of a pipe in my minecraft build.
L285[02:42:34] <Cinder> oh well
L286[02:43:16] <Sangar> the 'cheating' is
because a "pure" square wave makes no sound when sent as
an analog audio signal, at least for me :P but i'm far from an
expert on that field, as you can tell by all the derps in that
class :X
L287[02:44:23] <gamax92> .-. no?
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L291[02:49:53] <Sangar> welp, it sounds a
lot better with ^ 0x80 at least, from what i can tell
L292[02:50:41] <Cinder> it should do, it's
removing a lot of the noise and boosting the amplitude.
L293[02:51:35] <gamax92> Sangar: if you
want to keep the same volume as the old one, replacing Byte.Max
with 38 works.
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L295[02:52:00] <gamax92> yes arbitrary
value calculated purely by looking at a waveform graph
L296[02:52:04] <Sangar> :D
L297[02:53:12] <Sangar> is it bad that i
want to make it 32 instead because it's a nicer number?
>_>
L298[02:53:26] <gamax92> nah
L299[02:53:28] <gamax92> i also wanted
to
L300[02:53:52] <gamax92> Sangar: also
this: "value =
math.max(math.min(math.sin(angle)*5,1),-1)" instead of
"for k = 0,6 do value = value + math.sin((1 + k * 2) * angle)
/ (1 + k * 2) end"
L301[02:54:14] <gamax92> ofc thats lua but
you can see what i was aiming for.
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L303[02:57:40] <Sangar> what kind of magic
number is that *5?
L304[02:57:53] <dangranos> >м
L305[02:57:58] <dangranos> damn
L306[02:58:07] <dangranos> hello btw
L307[02:58:49] <gamax92> Sangar: one that
is low enough to allow for rising and falling without it being
extremely sharp
L308[02:59:09] <dangranos> reading latest
issues/etc >Starcraft siege tank
L309[03:01:00] <gamax92> Sangar: it could
just be something like 1000 if you want a normal square wave
L310[03:01:03] <Sangar> hmkay
L311[03:01:06] <gamax92> yay magic
numbers
L312[03:03:37] *
Sangar thinks he just didn't add the amplitude when he used
"pure" square waves >_>
L313[03:03:50] <gamax92> lol
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L323[03:17:13] <Sangar> and that fixes
that for good methinks
L324[03:17:30] <Sangar> and i'm off to
bed! gnight o/
L325[03:17:43] <ShadowKatStudios> p/
L326[03:17:45] <ShadowKatStudios> o/
L327[03:17:46] <Cinder> p/
L328[03:17:50] <Cinder> dangit
L329[03:17:51] <Cinder> o/
L330[03:21:52] *
Cinder waits for Jenkins to finish it's build so he can hear the
change
L331[03:21:52] <gamax92> oh, math.signum
is a thing
L332[03:24:30] <dangranos> good
morning
L333[03:24:38] <Cinder> good morning
L334[03:24:52] <Cinder> gamax92, is it
just me or is Jenkins taking a long ime?
L335[03:24:53] <Cinder> *time
L336[03:25:05] <gamax92> Cinder: it's just
you
L337[03:25:13] <Cinder> you sure?
L338[03:25:47] <Cinder> build 351 is still
being built 8 mins in
L339[03:26:04] <gamax92> well it just made
some jars
L340[03:26:24] <gamax92> Cinder: oh i see
what you mean
L341[03:26:33] <gamax92> 350: "Total
time: 1 mins 21.329 secs"
L342[03:27:07] <Cinder> yeah
L343[03:27:16] <Cinder> wait no there we
go it just dropped
L344[03:27:33] <Cinder> 10x the usual
time
L345[03:27:34] <Cinder> weird
L346[03:29:57] <Cinder> there doesn't seem
to be any issues
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L348[03:32:12] <Cinder> The sounds are
beautiful
L349[03:32:23] *
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L351[03:34:17] <gamax92> that would be a
great easter egg, if you sent google.com a HUG request instead of
GET, and it gives you a custom page
L352[03:34:38] <Cinder> heh
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L355[03:59:56] <dangranos> ыщгтвы,
L356[04:00:00] <dangranos> sounds?
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L358[04:04:34] <PotatoTrumpet> dangranos,
what language was that?
L359[04:04:57] <dangranos> english, typed
with russian layout
L360[04:05:04] <dangranos> forgot to
switch
L361[04:05:19] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L362[04:05:29] <PotatoTrumpet> What
alphabet does russian use?
L363[04:05:46] <SandraNicole>
cyrillic?
L364[04:06:03] <PotatoTrumpet> :P
L365[04:06:12] <PotatoTrumpet> Can we just
all go to the latin alphabet
L366[04:09:42] <Dashkal> 否定的
L367[04:10:28] <Caitlyn> 三千代
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L370[04:14:05] <dangranos> Неа.
L371[04:14:28] <dangranos> *-а
L372[04:29:13] <dangranos> #ping
L373[04:29:13] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0.226
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L377[04:41:28] <Pwootage> Universal cable
+ OC computer = using >10k/t
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L381[04:51:06] <Wired> ShadowKatStudios:
So I've been watching Lain...
L382[04:51:46] <Wired> I like it, in a
weird non-traditional anime kinda way.
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L384[04:55:46] <ping> kso im gona memorize
base64
L385[04:56:22] <Wired> MIME?
L386[04:57:14] <Wired> (A-Z, a-z, 0-9, +,
/)
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L389[05:05:13] <gamax92> 3D stuff on a OCL
tablet
L390[05:06:25] <gamax92> >_> why are
the tablets changing the GUI settings...
L391[05:07:32] <dangranos> OCL?
L392[05:07:40] <dangranos> oh
L393[05:08:36] <SandraNicole> what is
OCL?
L394[05:08:44] <gamax92> OCLights2
L395[05:08:45] <dangranos> oclights
L396[05:08:49] <gamax92> 2
L397[05:08:58] <SandraNicole> k.
L398[05:09:01] <dangranos> then it should
be OCL2
L399[05:09:13] <dangranos> right?
L400[05:09:17] <gamax92> no?
L401[05:09:23] <gamax92> im shortening it
to what i'd like to kthx
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L403[05:10:00] <dangranos> there was
oclights(1)?
L404[05:10:06] <gamax92> yes
L405[05:10:12] <gamax92> well,
cclights(1)
L406[05:10:16] <gamax92> which is even
worse :P
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L408[05:11:58] <dangranos> hmm, what donts
do gmod uses?
L409[05:12:00] <dangranos> *f
L410[05:12:07] <dangranos> because i have
some squares
L411[05:12:21] <dangranos> 1/2 of server
list has them
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rakiru|offline
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L428[06:44:35] <gamax92> lol, the
N64DD
L429[06:44:59] <Wired> There are people
that actually care about that thing?
L430[06:45:48] <gamax92> Yes .-.
L431[06:46:02] <gamax92> people are
working on a newer dumper atm iirc
L432[06:48:34] <Roadcrosser> how many hat
players also hang out here anyway
L433[06:49:05] <Roadcrosser> I count
5
L434[06:50:30] <gamax92> hat
players?
L435[06:50:48] <Roadcrosser> yea
L436[06:50:54] <Roadcrosser> people who
play on the hat server
L437[06:51:01] <gamax92> ?_? what is this
hat server
L438[06:51:07] <gamax92> why is the server
a hat
L440[06:51:29] <gamax92> oooooooh
tat.
L441[06:51:55] <Roadcrosser> I have like,
several stacks of nether stars there
L442[06:52:19] <gamax92> I have like ... a
Computer doing 3D drawing
L443[06:52:32] <Roadcrosser> that's
nice
L444[06:53:07] <Wired> "a Computer
doing 3D drawing" can you elaborate a bit?
L445[06:53:37] <Roadcrosser> so where you
set up at
L446[06:53:39] <Roadcrosser> main
base?
L447[06:53:39] <gamax92> It's just a
computer that's displaying a 3D rotating cube
L448[06:53:49] <gamax92> no im in the
end
L449[06:53:59] <Roadcrosser> main
platform?
L450[06:54:01] <gamax92> also did the
server crash?
L451[06:54:05] <Roadcrosser> or did you
build an offshoot
L452[06:54:07] <Roadcrosser> dunno
why
L453[06:54:23] <gamax92> It randomly timed
out and then it wouldn't connect again
L454[06:54:30] <Roadcrosser>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L455[06:54:33] <Roadcrosser> that happens
sometimes
L456[06:54:34] <Roadcrosser> it
seems
L457[06:54:42] <Roadcrosser> I took a
visit to he end
L458[06:54:50] <Roadcrosser> and noticed
that the end portal is missing
L459[06:54:56] <Roadcrosser> did you have
anything to do with that
L460[06:55:04] <gamax92> No, i noticed
that as well
L461[06:55:31] <Roadcrosser> someone could
just destroy that link book and everyone'd be stuck
L462[06:55:40] <gamax92> there is a link
book?
L463[06:55:54] <Roadcrosser> next to the
exit portal, yes.
L464[06:55:57] <Roadcrosser> I placed it
there
L465[06:56:11] *
gamax92 hopes this was just now, or else he'd feel really dumb
:P
L466[06:57:41] <gamax92> Roadcrosser: yeah
i still can't connect to it.
L467[06:58:47] <Roadcrosser> it's been
there
L468[06:58:48] <Roadcrosser> for
ages
L469[06:58:53] <gamax92> Welp ...
L470[06:58:55] <Roadcrosser> how did you
get in the end anyway
L471[06:59:02] <gamax92> through an end
portal with g
L472[06:59:18] <gamax92> He was showing me
a bug with OCLights2
L473[06:59:20] <Roadcrosser> which
one
L474[06:59:24] <gamax92> .-. uhh ...
L475[06:59:38] <Roadcrosser> there are 3
end portals
L476[06:59:45] <Roadcrosser> me and him
stole 1
L477[06:59:52] <gamax92> I've been in the
end mostly :P
L478[06:59:58] <Roadcrosser> being stuck
there?
L479[07:00:00] <Roadcrosser> goodjib
L480[07:00:02] <Roadcrosser> o
L481[07:00:15] <gamax92> well no, i have a
computer :D
L482[07:00:55] <Roadcrosser> and how is it
powered
L483[07:01:14] <gamax92> it's a creative
computer
L484[07:02:07] <Roadcrosser> cheat
L485[07:04:57] <Roadcrosser> huh
L486[07:05:04] <Roadcrosser> I get a
"can't connect to server"
L487[07:05:07] <Roadcrosser> guess it
isn't just you'
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L489[07:08:26] <gamax92> yeah, i havent
really setup myself on the server
L490[07:09:21] <gamax92> I was mainly on
there to test stuff with OCLights2
L491[07:10:43] <gamax92> Which I found
more bugs :P
L492[07:13:34] <Roadcrosser> lol
L493[07:20:14] *
gamax92 accidently put a + instead of a -
L494[07:20:53] <Roadcrosser> so you're not
gonna play there all the time, are you?
L495[07:20:57] <Roadcrosser> all the time
being
L496[07:20:59] <Roadcrosser>
regularly
L497[07:21:03] <Roadcrosser> how did I
forget that word
L498[07:31:49] <gamax92> Probably
not
L499[07:32:15] <Roadcrosser> k
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L505[08:10:09] <SandraNicole> Does the BR
computer ports work as network components or adapter
components?
L506[08:11:26] <Kodos> Network
L507[08:11:29] <Kodos> No adapter
needed
L508[08:12:09] <Vexatos> SandraNicole,
easy to test
L509[08:12:11] <Vexatos> place a cable
next to it
L510[08:12:16] <Vexatos> if it connects,
no adapter needed
L511[08:12:43] <SandraNicole> yes, but I
don't have minecraft open at the moment.
L512[08:12:58] <SandraNicole> goodie it's
a network component.
L513[08:13:08] <SandraNicole> no need for
me to figure out how adapters work.
L514[08:13:20] <Kodos> Telling someone to
test it themselves is like telling someone to PR a feature request
they want into an OSS project rather than saying whether or not
it'd happen; It's not really conducive to a helpful
environment
L515[08:13:28] <Kodos> Especially when it'
sa simple question
L516[08:13:46] <SandraNicole>
exactly.
L517[08:14:34] <Wired> I like how you
analogy.
L518[08:14:50] <SandraNicole> goddamn my
internet's slow at the moment.
L519[08:15:09] <SandraNicole> apparently
it'll take 16 minutes to download OC.
L520[08:15:18] <SandraNicole> it's running
at like 5KB/s.
L521[08:16:47] <Vexatos> o.o
L522[08:16:53] <Vexatos> SandraNicole, How
to adapter
L523[08:17:00] <Vexatos> Step 1: Place
adapter next to adaptable block
L524[08:17:03] <Vexatos> step 2: Connect
cable
L525[08:17:04] <Vexatos> done
L526[08:17:24] <Vexatos> it's literally
placing an adapter instead of a cable to connect the thing
L527[08:17:34] <SandraNicole> and.... how
do you access the thing?
L528[08:18:46] <SuPeRMiNoR2> component
api
L529[08:21:10] <Kodos>
print(component.list())
L530[08:21:19] <Kodos> Or something like
that
L531[08:21:46] <SandraNicole> yeah, I'll
figure it out.
L532[08:21:52] <SandraNicole> I know how
the component api works.
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L536[08:33:24] <gamax92> Oh hey
Vexatos?
L537[08:33:38] <Vexatos> O hey
gamax92?
L538[08:34:08] <gamax92> That beep code
got fixed :D
L539[08:35:20] <gamax92> its no longer
this awkward approximation that sounds really bad
L542[08:36:30] <gamax92> its been down,
some server corruption issues
L543[08:37:06] <gamax92> Though was told
it'll be back up in a few hours
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L545[08:39:55] *
gamax92 wonders why that fourier approximation was used
anyway
L546[08:40:28] <gamax92> Its entirely
dependant on specific sample rates
L547[08:40:49] <Vexatos> Gamax: How has it
been fixed?
L548[08:41:43] <gamax92> its no longer
inverted sign and its a pure square wave
L549[08:42:38] <Vexatos> ^ 0x80
>_>
L550[08:43:53] <gamax92> Vexatos:
hmm?
L551[08:44:01] <gamax92> Yes thats part of
it
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L554[08:47:04] <Vexatos> o/ asie
L555[08:48:25] <gamax92> Vexatos: the main
part is the math.signum(math.sin(angle)) part
L556[08:48:51] <Vexatos> I never heard of
signum
L557[08:48:55] <Vexatos> what does it
do?
L558[08:49:22] <gamax92> Returns the sign
of the input number
L559[08:49:34] <Vexatos> ah
L560[08:49:38] <Vexatos> it turns a sine
wave
L561[08:49:41] <Vexatos> into a square
one
L562[08:49:50] <gamax92> Yep
L563[08:53:39] <gamax92> x/|x|
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L565[08:54:01] <gamax92> except 0
...
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L567[08:54:15] <gamax92> Hello Negi
L568[08:55:24] <Vexatos> what does
Math.signum(0) produce
L569[08:55:30] <Vexatos> an error?
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L571[08:57:39] <gamax92> I dunno
L572[08:57:51] <Negi> gamax92 hello.
L573[08:58:02] <gamax92> Probably 1 since
the sign bit is off
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L577[09:05:33] <Vexatos> gamax92, assuming
math.abs is something like (n & ~(1<<31))
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L579[09:08:42] <gamax92> Err what?
L580[09:09:06] <gamax92> Oh
L581[09:09:37] <gamax92> I didn't mean
that was how signum was implemented
L582[09:09:54] <gamax92> I just meant
thats similar
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L585[09:18:04] <SandraNicole> so in this
old code there's something called shell.running(), what is that,
and what is the current version.
L586[09:19:32] <SandraNicole> nevermind, I
found it.
L587[09:19:38] <SandraNicole>
process.running()
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L589[09:50:26] <SandraNicole> Can I ask
someone something? Does this work:
L590[09:50:31] <SandraNicole> for file in
filesystem.list("/usr/lib/sbcs/") do
L591[09:50:31] <SandraNicole>
table.insert(modules, loadfile(file))
L592[09:50:40] <SandraNicole> end
L593[10:03:34] <SandraNicole> okay I fixed
it nevermind.
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L603[10:23:54] <Timmy94> is
http//oc.cil.li down?
L605[10:25:00] <Negi> Well I think the
test page is pretty explicit about that...
L606[10:25:20] <g> docs are still
up!
L607[10:25:22] <g> that's the important
part
L608[10:25:23] <Negi> Yep.
L609[10:25:26] <Ender> Timmy94, yes, Ir7_o
was having issues with the forums
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L611[10:25:35] <g> You guys use xenforo,
right?
L612[10:25:46] <Ender> g, they're on a
sparate hosts IIRC (the docs)
L613[10:25:52] <Ender> g, i think so
L614[10:25:56] <g> xen's pretty nice
L615[10:26:12] <g> I like discourse better
but xen is definitely my favourite "traditional"
forum
L616[10:26:17] <Timmy94> WBB3 is the best
platform :D
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L618[10:27:42] <Negi> I kind of feel like
OETF has been abandonned.
L620[10:28:09] <Ender> Negi, the
maintainer of it has a lot on at the moment
L621[10:28:55] <Kodos> OETF?
L623[10:29:14] <Negi> Ender : Probably,
but I didn't meant it that way. The database it used has been
deleted :I
L624[10:29:33] <Azazel> 40 days of unread
messages
L625[10:29:39] <Azazel> oh mai
L626[10:30:15] <Ender> Kodos, Open
Engineering Task Force, like IETF but for OC
L627[10:30:28] <g> No idea what IETF is
either
L629[10:30:45] <Ender> go google it
L630[10:30:46] <DeanIsaKitty> Negi: To be
completely honest: MySQL has been shut down because I had a
security hole somewhere and I haven't yet been able to close it.
>.<
L631[10:31:06] <g> "internet
enineering task force"
L632[10:31:22] <Negi> Oh so that's the why
of it.
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L634[10:31:51] <g> oetf site has a bad
cert
L635[10:31:58] <Azazel> ew mySQL
L636[10:32:02] <Azazel> is just no..
L637[10:32:05] <Ender> g, it's self
signed
L638[10:32:13] <g> exactly
L639[10:32:20] <Ender> not all of us have
money to splash out on signed certs
L640[10:32:25] <g> so get a free
one?
L641[10:32:35] <Timmy94> Ender do you know
where i can get the latest OC version?
L642[10:32:38] <Azazel> what are you
talking about g
L644[10:32:42] <DeanIsaKitty> g/Kodos, the
basic Idea is that its a platform to publish Standard drafts for OC
programs. I.e. DNS-like protocols, DHCP-like or whatever else you
want to come up with.
L646[10:32:56] <Negi> Signed certs aren't
free afaik ??
L647[10:33:02] <g> signed certs are
free
L648[10:33:06] <g> I just linked to a
place you can get one
L649[10:33:13] <Ender> g, hahahah no
L650[10:33:17] <Azazel> Don't click
it
L651[10:33:19] <g> though it's the only
semi-decent free signed cert vendor that I can think of
L652[10:33:20] <Ender> it's fucking
impossible to get one from there
L653[10:33:24] <g> Ender: I use them
L654[10:33:28] <Azazel> free things don't
exist on the internet
L655[10:33:46] <g> Azazel, it's
startcom
L656[10:33:48] <g> do your research
L657[10:34:00] <Ender> also they dont
count for the fact that some houses have names
L658[10:34:01] <Azazel> Nah
L659[10:34:03] <DeanIsaKitty> g: The
reason why its self-signed is that until now 90% of the visitors
were close friends of mine and I gave them the CA cert on a USB
stick so they had it installed and trusted. :P
L660[10:34:07] <Azazel> don't have
time
L661[10:34:24] <g> Azazel, then don't call
bullshit when you're not willing to prove it?
L662[10:34:33] <Azazel> Wat
L663[10:34:35] <g> I've used these guys
for years
L664[10:34:40] <Azazel> I just said
nothing is free
L665[10:34:48] <g> You told people not to
click it
L666[10:34:48] <Azazel> Which is
practically true
L667[10:34:52] <Timmy94> Ender: thank
you
L668[10:34:55] <Azazel> Well uh
L669[10:34:56] <g> Well, no, you're wrong
in this case
L670[10:35:00] <Azazel> Um
L671[10:35:05] <Azazel> its common
sense
L672[10:35:13] <g> StartSSL is a very
well-known free signed cert vendor
L673[10:35:20] <Azazel> Also this from my
server
L674[10:35:22] <g> Run by StartCom
L675[10:35:28] *** Ender sets mode: +q
*!*g@hi.i.just.wanted.to.say.that.programming.is.evidently.sexy
L676[10:35:31] *** Ender sets mode: +q
*!*uid52684@id-52684.charlton.irccloud.com
L677[10:35:38] <Ender> i'll remove those
in 1 min
L678[10:35:50] <Azazel> programming is
sexy?
L679[10:36:10] <Azazel> An SSL cert?
L680[10:36:22] <Negi> Also Azazel
opensource software is free.
L681[10:36:28] <Negi> Mostly.7
L683[10:36:43] <DeanIsaKitty> Negi: FOSS
is free. OSS not necessarily ;)
L684[10:36:58] <Negi>
"Mostly."
L685[10:37:15] <Negi> But saying that free
software is free would've been dumb.
L686[10:37:15] <Ender> .... okay,
EnderBot2's console is fucked up
L687[10:37:58] <Azazel> g don't let your
jimmies reach max rustle
L689[10:38:25] <Azazel> looks like
encrypted haskell
L690[10:38:33] <Azazel> and unsafe
coerce
L691[10:38:33] *** Ender sets mode: -q
Azazel!*@*
L692[10:38:36] *** Ender sets mode: -q
g!*@*
L693[10:38:39] <Ender> ¬_¬
L694[10:38:40] <Azazel> Wat
L695[10:38:41] <Negi> Fucked up encoding
?
L696[10:38:43] <Ender> ffs hexchat
L697[10:38:46] <Ender> Negi, seems like
it
L698[10:38:53] <Azazel> whats with the
Azazel
L699[10:38:59] <Azazel> -q
L700[10:39:03] *** Ender sets mode: -q
*!*g@hi.i.just.wanted.to.say.that.programming.is.evidently.sexy
L701[10:39:07] *** Ender sets mode: -q
*!*uid52684@id-52684.charlton.irccloud.com
L702[10:39:08] <g> That was unnecessary
(and unexplained), a warning or "shut up" would have
sufficed
L703[10:39:12] <g> also, Probably someone
sent some funky unicode earlier that your terminal doesn't
understand
L704[10:39:14] <Ender> was meant to do
that
L705[10:39:30] <g> I've had the same thing
happen with my terms on IRC
L706[10:39:34] <Azazel> I am of the
confused
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L708[10:40:01] <g> usually have to restart
my terminal to fix it
L709[10:40:17] <Azazel> is it for your
bot
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L712[10:40:34] <Azazel> What do you use to
code? / program
L713[10:40:35] <Ender> yes, had to restart
the screen session
L714[10:40:50] <Azazel> graphical
error¿
L715[10:40:54] <Ender> to code it, either
vim or Sublime Text 3
L716[10:41:06] <Negi> subl is cool.
L717[10:41:07] <g> ST \o/
L718[10:41:11] <Azazel> oh sublime
L719[10:41:16] <g> What's the
language?
L720[10:41:19] <Ender> that was just
running in it's terminal though, havent touched EnderBot2's code in
ages
L721[10:41:23] <Ender> Python 2
L722[10:41:26] <g> Yaaay, python
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L724[10:41:33] <Azazel> 2?!
L725[10:41:37] <g> yes, 2
L726[10:41:38] <Azazel> but why
L727[10:41:40] <g> 3 isn't really viable
yet
L728[10:41:52] <g> most of the major
libraries haven't finished porting
L729[10:41:53] <Ender> I do use 3 but not
on v2 of my bot
L730[10:42:01] <g> such as twisted
L731[10:42:03] <Azazel> I don't
neccesarily use python often
L732[10:42:04] <g> which I use a lot
L734[10:42:14] <Azazel> technically
speaking I use it a lot
L735[10:42:23] <Ender> v3 is on python 3
though i dont think it would be that hard to make it work on
either
L736[10:42:23] <Azazel> but only for
libraries
L737[10:42:28] <g> Ender: What does your
bot do?
L738[10:42:35] <g> also yeah, making it
work on both is possible
L739[10:42:37] <Azazel> it eats cake
L740[10:42:41] <Ender> .stats
L742[10:42:43] <Ender> .cmds
L744[10:42:48] <g> factoids, then
L745[10:42:54] <Negi> I don't understand a
flick about Python GUI or Python networking libs.
L746[10:42:56] <Ender> oh yeah, forums are
down
L747[10:43:05] <Ender> .jenkins
L748[10:43:09] <Azazel> Negi: use
Haskell
L749[10:43:11] <Azazel> lol
L750[10:43:13] <g> I have a large bot
project as well
L751[10:43:14] <EnderBot2> Latest builds:
ICBMComponent: #21 |
OpenLights1.7: #18 |
OpenComputersDev: #351 |
OpenPrinter: #79 |
OpenComputers: #28 |
OpenLights: #20 |
OpenGlasses: #44 |
OpenPrinter1.7: #102
L752[10:43:20] <Kodos> Any of you lot a
MineTweaker wiz?
L753[10:43:27] <Ender> nope
L754[10:43:28] <g> Kodos, I know a
little
L755[10:43:32] <Azazel> My bot is just my
entire server
L756[10:43:36] <Negi> Azazel: Don't you
Hasktroll me. <_<
L757[10:43:40] *
Ender tries to think of what other commands EnderBot2
has
L758[10:43:47] <Ender> .josh
L759[10:43:47] <EnderBot2> Future
ruler/ender of the world, often likes to destroy people by throwing
busses full of children at them. Sometimes puppies are in place of
children. Does not give a damn about what you think, and will
pretty much eat your soul.
L761[10:43:48] <Azazel> and I'm
dissapointed in its preformance lately
L762[10:43:49] <Ender> ha
L763[10:43:51] <Kodos> This is
madness!
L764[10:43:51] <EnderBot2> That doesn't
surprise me.
L765[10:43:53] <g> trying to remember the
url of my bot's web interface
L766[10:43:59] <Kodos> Well fuck you too
EnderBot2
L768[10:44:00] <Ender> This is
madness!
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L770[10:44:00] <Leonidas>
Madness....?
L771[10:44:01] <Leonidas> THIS.
L772[10:44:02] <Leonidas> IS.
L773[10:44:02] <Leonidas> #oc!!
L774[10:44:03] ***
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L775[10:44:03] <EnderBot2> Seriously, what
did you think this was?
L776[10:44:18] <g> EnderBot2:
madness
L777[10:44:18] <DeanIsaKitty> ^ EnderBot2
best bot
L778[10:44:35] <Ender> EnderBot2,
hearbeat
L779[10:44:42] <Ender> EnderBot2,
heartbeat
L780[10:44:42] *
EnderBot2 taps out a four-beat rhythm...
L781[10:44:53] <DeanIsaKitty> EnderBot2,
dance
L782[10:44:54] *
EnderBot2 dances
L783[10:45:01] *
Ender goes to look at code to see what else it can do
L784[10:45:07] <g> doesn't it do
like
L785[10:45:09] * g
slaps Ender
L786[10:45:09] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L788[10:45:13] *
DeanIsaKitty instructs EnderBot2 to give g cake
L789[10:45:13] *
EnderBot2 complies!
L790[10:45:13] *
EnderBot2 gives g cake
L791[10:45:42] <Ender> .news
L792[10:45:42] <EnderBot2> Ender is
currently working on making me better so yay, I guess. As for
anything else that might be news that's not me.
L793[10:45:42] *
EnderBot2 shrugs
L794[10:45:48] <Ender> lol
L795[10:45:59] <Ender> .power
L796[10:45:59] <EnderBot2> THE POWER OF
CHRIST COMPELLS YOU!
L799[10:46:13] <g> ..yeah, I think this is
probably an older project lol
L800[10:46:29] <g> yours is neat too
L801[10:46:30] <Ender> .time
L802[10:46:31] <EnderBot2> Current OC
time: Sun Jan 18 10:46:30 2015
L803[10:46:31] <g> bots are kind of my
thing
L804[10:46:33] <Azazel> bottom scale
L805[10:46:41] <Azazel> you are using a
lot?
L806[10:46:41] *
Negi flops down on the ground. He is now a carpet.
L807[10:46:49] <g> the bottom graph?
L808[10:46:57] <Azazel> ye
L810[10:47:04] <Azazel> it sky
rocketed
L811[10:47:04] <g> that's maxing at like
2%
L812[10:47:17] <g> the top isn't
100%
L813[10:47:25] <g> the scale changes
depending on what the higest value is
L814[10:47:31] <g> highest*
L816[10:48:04] <g> Ultra High Lag
L818[10:48:14] <g> but that's just image
loading
L819[10:48:16] <Azazel> I don't bot much
any more
L820[10:48:21] <g> f5 and it's low
L822[10:48:49] <g> I dunno
L823[10:48:49] <g> my bots are like
L824[10:48:56] <g> there was a point where
I had way too much free time
L825[10:49:15] <Azazel> ugh it went up to
800
L826[10:49:17] <g> so.. I made a big
plugin system and events and mutiple protocols and web and..
yeah..
L827[10:49:19] <g> it's a bit ott
L830[10:50:22] <Negi> Ugh I just
remembered I need to work on my parser D:
L831[10:50:52] <g> parser \o/
L832[10:51:04] <Negi> g : Inline languages
are the worst.
L833[10:51:05] <Azazel> xml parsing
bombs
L834[10:51:37] <g> Negi: yeah, they're
hard, but.. I like parsing
L835[10:51:39] <Azazel> Lol this is like
the worst lag stat I've gotten all month
L836[10:51:56] <Azazel> ( S/serv ) [ I ] [
789.86, 9 ] [ 894()8; ] Multitude of bytes per handler =
7852e10
L837[10:52:05] <Azazel> I just need
L838[10:52:11] <Azazel> to turn every
thing off
L840[10:52:17] <g>
</advertise>
L841[10:52:44] <Negi> g : Especially when
it's a language where you replace a lot of stuff and can't rely on
character positions. (And especially when you know that Python
lists aren't insertion ordered...)
L842[10:52:46] <Azazel> advertise?
L843[10:52:47] <Azazel> what
L844[10:52:55] <g> just realise I was
posting tons of screenshots
L845[10:52:56] <Azazel> a billion
laughs
L846[10:52:58] <g> realised*
L848[10:53:17] <g> Negi: python lists are
insertion ordered, it's dicts that aren't ordered?
L849[10:53:38] <g> even then we have
OrderedDict so meh
L850[10:53:44] <Negi> g : Weird,
re.findall always acted up with me.
L851[10:53:47] <Azazel> I need a way to
screen shot on mobile
L852[10:54:00] <Negi> The results weren't
showing up in the order they were in the text :I
L853[10:54:01] <g> lists are definitely
ordered
L854[10:54:05] <g> ah, that's not
lists
L855[10:54:14] <Negi> Those are
tuples
L856[10:54:17] <Negi> I know.
L857[10:54:20] <g> no, I mean
L859[10:54:25] <g> hold on
L860[10:54:27] *
Azazel pets g's head
L861[10:55:02] <Azazel> its super windy
here ;-;
L862[10:55:08] <g> "Return all
non-overlapping matches of pattern in string, as a list of strings.
The string is scanned left-to-right, and matches are returned in
the order found."
L863[10:55:10] <SandraNicole> there's
suddenly people talking here whoa.
L864[10:55:27] <Negi> So yeah that's a
list.
L865[10:55:40] <Azazel> sounds like
stacking
L866[10:55:51] <g> a list, yeah, but it
should be in the order you want
L867[10:56:05] <SandraNicole> I'm
currently learning Gopher's old GML system although it was slightly
outdated.
L868[10:56:25] <Azazel> WhAt?
L869[10:56:29] <Azazel> why
L870[10:56:30] <Negi> Ugh no now I
remember why I stopped to work on it.
L871[10:56:42] <SandraNicole> because
it'
L872[10:56:44] <SandraNicole> s
L873[10:56:44] <Azazel>
GHC.unsafe.coerce
L874[10:56:56] <Azazel> use coerce for
everything
L875[10:57:11] <SandraNicole> cool and
well made.
L876[10:57:27] <Negi> g : instruction
block depth is a thing I don't know how to manage.
L877[10:57:35] <g> Negi: you and me
both
L878[10:57:38] <Azazel> Negi: what?
L879[10:57:48] <Azazel> I've never heard
of that
L880[10:57:53] <g> Why are you writing a
language, anyway?
L881[10:58:04] <Azazel> They want to be
famous
L882[10:58:04] <Negi> g : Tumblr pages and
laziness.
L883[10:58:09] <Azazel> Oh
L884[10:58:11] <Azazel> html?
L885[10:58:14] <Negi> Yeah.
L886[10:58:21] <Azazel> Wellpp
L887[10:58:27] <SandraNicole> I'm writing
a language as well as a matter of fact.
L888[10:58:37] <Azazel> Me too
L889[10:58:38] <g> you're parsing
html?
L890[10:58:42] <Negi> Nah
L891[10:58:45] <Azazel> Its an
esoteric
L892[10:58:50] <Azazel> though
L893[10:58:56] <SandraNicole>
esoteric?
L895[10:59:56] <g> a gooey
L896[10:59:57] <Negi> g : I'm parsing
inline code in HTML (or others) files that formats it with code
from files wrote in a description language I already wrote a parser
for.
L897[11:00:15] * g
scratches head
L898[11:00:32] <SandraNicole> it is indeed
a gooey.
L899[11:00:33] <Negi> A lot of re.sub,
re.search and re.findall, tbh.
L900[11:00:38] <g> hm, okay
L901[11:00:58] <g> I was gonna say since
if you're parsing html, you use beautifulsoup
L902[11:01:19] <Negi> I can read IPv6
regex like they're text, now.
L903[11:01:19] <SandraNicole> my language
that I have designed revolves around excessive levels of
metaprogramming.
L906[11:01:29] <Azazel> there
L907[11:01:36] <Negi> SandraNicole:
TooMuchMeta exception is a thing ?
L908[11:01:43] <Azazel> best example of
esoteric maybe
L909[11:02:11] <SandraNicole> Negi: of
course not, you can never have enough meta.
L910[11:02:18] <Azazel> oh
L911[11:02:31] <Azazel> I have a friend
who is good at html
L912[11:02:41] <Azazel> she only does it
on chatango thougb
L913[11:02:50] <Negi> Lessnot talk about
HTML.
L914[11:02:52] <Azazel> which im
dissapointer with
L915[11:03:00] <Azazel> XHTML
L916[11:03:06] <Negi> I am really really
frustrated with every XML derivates.
L917[11:03:14] <Negi> derivated
languages*
L918[11:03:16] <Azazel> ok Negi
L919[11:03:18] <SandraNicole> My lang
involves embedding languages within other languages, it's basically
lisp macros++.
L920[11:03:23] <Azazel> here's what you
do
L921[11:03:32] <Negi> Or however it's
wrote.
L922[11:03:33] <Azazel> 1. Delete your
OS
L923[11:03:43] <Azazel> 2. Leave the
internet
L924[11:03:53] <Azazel> 3. Become god and
rule of the universe
L925[11:04:12] <Azazel> That's about
it
L926[11:04:31] <Azazel> Oh and once you
become god teir you can html p well
L927[11:05:15] <Negi> That'll wait the day
I receive SBURB Beta.
L928[11:10:14] <SandraNicole> the program
has been running for 1000 seconds.
L929[11:12:43] <Vexatos> downloading a 14
MB song onto a cassette tape >_>
L930[11:13:00] <Azazel> I can manually
forkbomb my server from irc now
L931[11:13:09] <Negi> Vexatos: Which song
?
L932[11:13:20] *
Vexatos looks around
L933[11:13:25] <Vexatos> Negi, Nyan cat,
1h loop
L934[11:13:35] <Vexatos> :3
L936[11:16:24] <Negi> I smell the
prank.
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L942[11:22:44] <Negi> I meant for
Vexatos's 1h loop of Nyan Cat, Ender.
L943[11:22:51] <Ender> ah
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L945[11:29:27] <g> gamax92: you crashed
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L950[11:41:07] <Vexatos> Strange
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L958[12:07:11] <Sangar> o/
L959[12:07:43] <Negi> Hello Sangar
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L961[12:10:48] <Vexatos> Hey, Sangar, I
have a problem
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L964[12:11:41] <Vexatos> I am currently
trying to download a 14 MB file onto a cassette tape using
internet.open(), but once I reach around 1.4 MB it simply
stops
L965[12:12:09] <Sangar> Vexatos, may be
related to requestMaxDownloadSize setting?
L966[12:12:27] <Vexatos> I am not using
request
L967[12:12:29] <Sangar> wait,
internet.open is sockets, right
L968[12:12:29] <Kodos> Isn't that a capped
packet size?
L969[12:12:33] <Sangar> hum
L970[12:12:41] <Vexatos> Kodos, I am
reading 1kB per request
L971[12:12:48] <Vexatos> 1 kiB
L972[12:12:51] <Vexatos> rather
L973[12:13:27] <Sangar> can you send me a
minimal script to reproduce that?
L974[12:14:01] <Vexatos> You could use the
tape program you get when connecting to a tape drive
L975[12:14:05] <Vexatos> from
Computronics
L976[12:14:28] <Sangar> > minimal
L977[12:14:31] <Vexatos> You'd need that
mod anyway due to the file to download being 14MB in size
L978[12:15:34] <Kodos> Does Zetta
Industries have a guide or wiki
L979[12:15:37] <Vexatos> Sangar: My
minimal program would just be the tape program without the
functions
L980[12:15:49] <Vexatos> without the
functions not related to write()
L981[12:16:32] <Sangar> that's fine. just
want to see the issue in its essensce, to be sure its nothing else
somwhere in the code :P
L982[12:17:05] <Vexatos> Ok
L984[12:19:06] <Vexatos> This is as short
as I can get it
L985[12:19:10] <Vexatos> (I hope it still
works)
L987[12:19:44] <Vexatos> Sangar ^
L988[12:20:27] <Sangar> that's minimal?
>_>
L989[12:21:02] <Vexatos> Sangar, most of
the code is used to strip the TCP header
L990[12:21:12] <Sangar> i was hoping for
something like `h=internet.open(...); while true do h:read() end`
or something :P
L991[12:22:02] <Vexatos> Well, it's there,
see line 120
L992[12:22:26] <Negi> Augh I have to
rewrite both parsers from scratch T_T
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L996[12:28:34] <Vexatos> Oh, btw,
Sangar
L997[12:28:39] <Vexatos> You will need a
64 minute tape
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L999[12:34:26] <Vexatos> Sangar: I cannot
reproduce it in SSP
L1000[12:34:41] <Vexatos> Seems to be
something related to asie's server :/
L1001[12:35:24] <Vexatos> Oh wait
L1002[12:35:25] <Vexatos> I can
L1003[12:35:30] <Vexatos> this time it
just stopped later
L1004[12:35:38] <SKS|Skyrim> Karliah is
going down.
L1005[12:35:39] <Vexatos> at 2.3 MB
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L1008[12:37:00] <Sangar> wrote minimal
test case, testing now :P
L1009[12:38:02] <Sangar> am at 3.7 mb so
far
L1010[12:39:16] <Sangar> 6.2...
L1011[12:39:17] <Vexatos> I am testing on
4MB RAM now
L1012[12:39:22] <Vexatos> (creative
server)
L1013[12:39:31] <Vexatos> to see if
there's a memory leak in my code
L1014[12:39:33] <Sangar> the machine i'm
testing with has 2
L1015[12:39:41] <Vexatos> I tested with 2
as well
L1017[12:41:31] <Vexatos> this time it
stopped at 2 MB
L1018[12:41:33] <Sangar> 10.5 :X
L1019[12:41:39] <Vexatos> in SSP
L1020[12:41:42] <SKS|Skyrim> Shit.
L1021[12:41:49] <Vexatos> so memory can't
be the issue
L1022[12:41:50] <SKS|Skyrim> This dungeon
needs a key.
L1023[12:41:56] <SKS|Skyrim> I don't have
the key
L1024[12:42:04] <Sangar> setup a raid and
run the script i linked (adjusting the mount path ofc), see if it
also happens with that
L1025[12:42:15] <Sangar> (3 t3
hdds)
L1026[12:42:37] <Sangar> read until it
ran out of disk space for me
L1027[12:42:45] <Sangar> so ~12mb
L1028[12:43:22] <Vexatos> hold on
L1029[12:43:28] <Vexatos> it might
actually have written everything
L1030[12:43:32] <SKS|Skyrim> Gooing
in.
L1031[12:43:34] <Vexatos> just that my
progress indicator has derped
L1032[12:43:37] <Vexatos> this is really
weird
L1033[12:43:52] <Sangar> :P
L1034[12:48:16] <Vexatos> no, it did
not
L1035[12:48:28] <Vexatos> it actually
read as much as it said
L1036[12:48:30] <Vexatos> about 2
MB
L1037[12:48:34] <Vexatos> then it
suddenly stopped
L1038[12:49:14] <Vexatos> This is so
weird, sangar
L1039[12:49:19] <Vexatos> I have no idea
why it's happening
L1040[12:49:45] <Sangar> see what happens
if you use my testcase
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L1042[12:50:04] <Vexatos> it doesn't seem
to be related to RAM, as it stopped earlier on 4k than it did on
2k
L1043[12:50:07] <Vexatos> Okay, I'll
try
L1044[12:51:56] <Vexatos> Sangar, what
does assert() do?
L1045[12:53:21] <Sangar> assert(val, msg)
:= if val return val else error(msg)
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L1047[12:55:16] <Vexatos>
interesting
L1048[12:55:59] <Vexatos> Currently
running your test program
L1049[12:56:17] <Vexatos> It does indeed
seem to work
L1050[12:56:24] <Vexatos> but it is much
faster than my tape program
L1051[12:56:28] <Vexatos> due to it not
writing to a tape
L1052[12:56:39] <Vexatos> could it be
that puush terminates the connection after a while, Sangar?
L1053[12:56:59] <Sangar> possibly
L1054[12:57:08] <Sangar> at least if
you're reading too slowly, maybe
L1055[12:57:09] <Vexatos> Unfortunately
there is no other service I can use to test
L1056[12:57:18] <Sangar> because
ssl?
L1057[12:57:26] <Vexatos> yep, no
dropbox
L1058[12:57:34] <Vexatos> and I don't
know of any other good service to do so
L1059[12:58:27] <Sangar> github? :P
L1060[12:58:46] <Vexatos> Yea, right, let
me setup a git repo just for one file
L1061[12:58:55] <Sangar> just upload it
as a "release" :> (i have no clue if that's against
their tos, actually)
L1062[12:59:44] <Sangar> Vexatos, well
then, resort to uploading the file in 1mb sized parts? :P
L1063[13:04:07] <Aedda> Getting a
"oc.cil.li Driver Error" and error with the database when
trying to view
http://oc.cil.li/
L1064[13:04:29] <Ender> Aedda, forums are
on the fritz, it's know
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L1066[13:04:45] <Aedda> Ah, ok
L1068[13:10:01] <Vexatos> Sangar: Github
releases also enforce HTTPS
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L1070[13:10:17] <Aedda> Ah thank you
Vexatos, the Beep Card is mentioned in the change log but not the
related wiki list of peripherals and OC upgrades.
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L1072[13:10:25] <Altenius> What's the
default palette colors?
L1073[13:10:59] <Vexatos> Aedda, it is
inside Computronics
L1074[13:11:43] <Vexatos> Also, check out
my song API if you want to see how it's being used
L1076[13:12:25] <Aedda> Will do!
L1077[13:12:33] <Vexatos> Ah, it's
not
L1078[13:12:40] <Vexatos> yea, someone
needs to update the computronics wiki :P
L1079[13:13:21] <Vexatos> asie: You
here?
L1080[13:13:44] <asie> no
L1081[13:13:46] <asie> i'm coding
BC
L1082[13:13:47] <Vexatos> Dang
L1083[13:13:56] <Vexatos> Sangar, it
appears that your program works and mine doesn't
L1084[13:14:00] <Vexatos> now we need to
figure out why
L1085[13:15:06] <Vexatos> Because puush
shouldn't be closing the connection as your program also runs long
enough for it to do that
L1086[13:15:12] <Altenius> Sangar, what's
the default palette?
L1087[13:15:15] <Vexatos> It has to be
something in the tape program
L1088[13:15:30] <Aedda> Should I close
that issue while replying to it?
L1089[13:15:44] <Sangar> Altenius, for
t2: mc colors. for t3: grayscale.
L1090[13:15:47] <Vexatos> Aedda, no clue,
I certainly can't be bothered to make triangular and sine
waves
L1091[13:15:57] <Vexatos> I'll just use
the beeps Snagar provides
L1092[13:16:03] <Vexatos> for my beep
cards
L1093[13:16:16] <Altenius> Sangar, do
they both hold 16?
L1094[13:16:23] <Sangar> Altenius,
yes
L1095[13:16:49] <Vexatos> Sangar, could
you help me find something in my code that makes it derp?
L1096[13:16:56] <Vexatos> A memory leak
or something
L1097[13:17:07] <Vexatos> because it
really looks like it might be related to a memory leak
L1098[13:17:21] <Vexatos> as one time I
ran it the screen started behaving weirdly
L1099[13:17:57] <Sangar> in the pastebin
script?
L1100[13:18:02] <Aedda> Vexatos: Ah good
point. In the grand scheme of things though those features are
probably fairly low priority. It will probably depend on if it is
possible to make retro style sounds.
L1101[13:18:25] <Vexatos> Aedda, keep in
mine beeps are meant for motherboard output
L1102[13:18:28] <Vexatos> not for music
:)
L1103[13:18:33] <Vexatos> For music, use
tapes ~O
L1104[13:20:09] <Negi> Tapes are
life.
L1105[13:20:11] <Vexatos> This is so
weird.....
L1106[13:20:24] <Vexatos> It does only
happen after a certain amount of time
L1107[13:20:43] <Vexatos> either it's
related to inet connection or to ingame memory
L1108[13:21:54] <Aedda> Vexatos: Ah but
floppy drives are meant for reading and storing data on floppy
disks but that has not stopped hackers from using them to play
crude music :3
L1109[13:22:10] <Vexatos> Aedda, which is
why I made the beep card and my Song API
L1111[13:22:56] <Sangar> Vexatos, line
121 may be derping
L1112[13:23:05] <Sangar> if .. or bytes
== "" then break end
L1113[13:23:14] <Sangar> read may return
"" if there is no more data *currently*
L1114[13:23:17] <Sangar> it'll return nil
at eof
L1115[13:23:24] <Vexatos> I never knew
that
L1116[13:23:25] <Aedda> That, was,
awesome Vexatos
L1117[13:23:27] <Vexatos> let me
try
L1118[13:23:36] <Vexatos> Aedda, that's
the beep card, before Sangar fixed the beeps
L1119[13:23:41] <Vexatos> now it is 1000%
better
L1120[13:24:13] <Aedda> You should make
an updated video so I can give it to a friend who may be into this
sort of thing, have been trying to get them back into MC for a
while ;)
L1121[13:25:30] <Vexatos> Sangar, but you
are testing for #data>0 as well
L1122[13:25:37] <Vexatos> in your test
program
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L1125[13:26:11] <Sangar> but i don't
break the loop
L1126[13:26:20] <Sangar> i just keep
trying
L1127[13:26:50] <Sangar> the loop in the
testcase only stops when `not data` (see the until)
L1128[13:26:50] <Vexatos> ah, right
L1129[13:26:54] <Vexatos> yes,
indeed
L1130[13:27:02] <Vexatos> Let me replace
it with a repeat loop as well
L1131[13:27:05] <Vexatos> looks much
better
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L1133[13:27:39] <Vexatos> wait,
Sangar
L1134[13:27:51] <Vexatos> repeat has
access to local variables inside of it?
L1135[13:27:53] <Vexatos> o.o
L1136[13:28:17] <Sangar> the until? yes
<3
L1137[13:28:49] <Vexatos> Never knew
that
L1138[13:28:51] <Vexatos> that's
amazing
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L1140[13:29:05] <Sangar> it makes for
nicer code, yes :>
L1141[13:29:42] <Cinder> ?
L1142[13:29:47] <Cinder> Good afternoon
everybody
L1143[13:30:55] <Sangar> hithere
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L1147[13:31:14] <Ir7_o> forums are
back
L1148[13:31:21] <Vexatos> Sangar, testing
right now
L1150[13:31:22] <Negi> Yay
L1151[13:31:29] <Vexatos> excitement
intensifies
L1152[13:31:30] <Sangar> Cinder, talking
about `repeat local x = ... until x` :> (locals access in until
statement)
L1153[13:31:45] <Sangar> Ir7_o,
awesome!
L1154[13:31:53] <Ir7_o> sorry! i restored
a backup. but needed to boot into a livecd to restore the db
perms
L1155[13:31:58] <Ir7_o> everything is
sound now
L1156[13:31:58] <Vexatos> Hope and pray,
everyone
L1157[13:32:04] <Ir7_o> i am doing an
offsite backup now too
L1158[13:32:05] <Vexatos> and prey as
well
L1159[13:32:10] <Sangar> cool :)
L1160[13:32:17] <Ir7_o> sorry if the
connection to the forums is slow for 10 minutes or whatever
L1161[13:32:33] <Vexatos> Conspiracy:
asie DDoSed the forum to get more people to use NedoComputers
L1162[13:32:40] <Ir7_o> sorry for the
inconvenience
L1163[13:32:45] <asie> Vexatos:
ComputerCraft*
L1164[13:32:52] <Vexatos> :P
L1165[13:33:11] <Cinder> hahaha
L1166[13:33:21] <Sangar> yeah, that's
totally what happened :P let me write a news entry...
L1167[13:33:47] <SandraNicole> oh god
nedocomputers.
L1168[13:33:49] <Cinder> didn't one of
the disks have an "unscheduled disassembly?"
L1169[13:34:15] <Vexatos> Sangar: Still
not working
L1170[13:34:35] <Vexatos> still stopped
at 2057687 bytes
L1171[13:34:39] <Sangar> Vexatos, cached
version of the script/sure its the updated code?
L1172[13:34:54] <SandraNicole> asie: you
don't want people to use a computer mod? That's okay.
L1173[13:34:55] <Vexatos> Yes
L1175[13:35:08] <Vexatos> that's the one
I tested with
L1176[13:35:44] <Ir7_o> bye
L1177[13:35:49] <Sangar> \o
L1178[13:35:51] <Ir7_o> be back on my
bouncer soon
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L1180[13:36:03] <Vexatos> so, Sangar, it
seems to have returned nil there
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L1182[13:36:21] <Sangar> Vexatos, well,
then i'm out of ideas :/
L1183[13:36:36] <Sangar> hmmm
L1184[13:36:38] <Sangar> well
L1185[13:37:37] <Sangar> you could try
lowering the buffer size / disable buffering
(file:setvbuf("no")) and maybe lower the block size so
that you query puush more often so that they don't decide to kill
the connection (if that's what it is)
L1186[13:38:29] <Vexatos> well, Currently
I am at 1024 bytes
L1187[13:38:34] <Vexatos> shouldn't be
too much o.o
L1188[13:38:41] <Vexatos> I'll test with
512
L1189[13:38:49] <Sangar> i guess. how
frequently does the progress update?
L1190[13:38:58] <Vexatos> update?
L1191[13:39:01] <Vexatos> what do you
mean?
L1192[13:39:19] <Sangar> the displayed
number of read bytes changing
L1193[13:39:33] <Vexatos> everytime the
repeat thing loops
L1194[13:39:39] <Sangar> hmm, reading the
lua manual i'm not sure if setvbuf should actually work for input
files >_> oh well
L1195[13:39:46] <Sangar> Vexatos, i mean
in real time
L1196[13:39:55] <Vexatos> very
quickly
L1197[13:40:03] <Sangar> well then that
shouldn't be it, yeah
L1198[13:40:07] <Vexatos> as quickly as
term.write can work
L1199[13:40:43] <Vexatos> Yep, it
receives nil there
L1201[13:41:17] -Kibibyte- [ShadowKatStudios]
Attack on Titan - Guren no Yumiya on Eight Floppy Drives | by
mrsolidsnake745 | 1m58s | 1w6d ago | 28,927 views | Rated:
4.98/5.00
L1202[13:41:24] <ShadowKatStudios> I am
impressed
L1203[13:41:49] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, you can make good music with floppy drives
L1204[13:42:15] <ShadowKatStudios> I
know, but I like it.
L1205[13:42:35] <Cinder> is there any way
to search the OpenPrograms repo?
L1206[13:43:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Try
searching in github..?
L1207[13:43:41] <Cinder> herp derp
L1208[13:43:45] <Cinder> sorry I just
woke up >~<
L1209[13:43:53] <Vexatos> Cinder, use
OPPM
L1210[13:43:59] <Cinder> OPPM can do
that?
L1212[13:48:13] <Vexatos> Sangar, this is
so weird
L1213[13:48:48] <Vexatos> it seriously
randomly stops
L1214[13:49:04] <Vexatos> at a random
byte count around 2.1 MB
L1215[13:50:33] <Cinder> Vexatos: Are you
sure there are no nils in the bytes array for whatever
reason?
L1216[13:50:44] <Cinder> #bytes will fail
horribly if there are.
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L1218[13:50:51] <Vexatos> Sangar
downloaded the exact same file
L1219[13:50:56] <Vexatos> with a
different program
L1220[13:51:04] <Vexatos>
successfully
L1221[13:51:40] <Cinder> I'd still make
sure the way you're reading it isn't returning nils
L1222[13:51:54] <Sangar> > same
file
L1223[13:51:58] <Sangar> doubt it's
that
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L1225[13:52:11] <Sangar> so yeah, no clue
:/
L1226[13:52:27] <Cinder> wait
L1227[13:52:31] <Cinder> until not
bytes
L1228[13:52:59] <Cinder> if there's a
string of 0s in the file wouldn't that mean it'd quit?
L1229[13:53:04] <Cinder> instead of at
EOF?
L1230[13:53:07] <Sangar> Cinder, also:
#"asd\0asd" == 7
L1231[13:53:29] <Sangar> this isn't c,
lua doesn't gaf about \0s
L1232[13:53:32] <Cinder> oh bytes is a
string
L1233[13:53:36] <Cinder> herp I thought
it was an array
L1234[13:53:37] <Sangar> yeah
L1235[13:53:44] <Cinder> I didn't know #
worked on strings too
L1236[13:53:50] <Sangar> heh
L1237[13:54:22] <Cinder> still, I'd check
the result of not "\0\0\0\0\0" or something like
that
L1238[13:54:37] <Sangar> why?
L1239[13:54:54] <Vexatos> that's false,
Cinder
L1240[13:54:58] <Cinder> In case lua is
parsing it into a number for some god awful reason
L1241[13:55:02] <Vexatos> Just tested to
make you happy
L1242[13:55:04] <Cinder> I've had it
happen before in Perl
L1243[13:55:19] <Cinder> right okay I'm
out of ideas
L1244[13:55:26] <Sangar> join the club
:P
L1245[13:55:40] <Vexatos> Okay, using
os.time() it appears it's not related to timeout
L1246[13:55:48] <Vexatos> one time it
stopped after 1 minute
L1247[13:55:55] <Vexatos> the second time
after 2m30s
L1248[13:57:59] <Cinder> math.min(block,
filesize - bytery)
L1249[13:58:02] <Cinder> what's that
doing exactly?
L1250[13:58:20] <Cinder> reading a
minimum of 1024 bytes?
L1251[13:58:38] <Vexatos> 1024 or less if
we're approaching the end of the file
L1252[13:59:10] <Vexatos> Don't know if
that's necessary
L1253[13:59:30] <Vexatos> Oh wait, it is,
otherwise there is some weird sound issues at the end of the song
for some reason
L1254[14:01:17] <Cinder> but does it load
completely?
L1255[14:02:22] <Vexatos> actually
L1256[14:02:30] <Vexatos> Cinder, usually
it does
L1257[14:02:41] <Vexatos> Sangar, it
seems to close the connection after roughly 2 and a half
minutes
L1258[14:03:27] <Sangar> huh
L1259[14:05:35] <Vexatos> Yep
L1260[14:05:41] <Vexatos> I just tested
with 512 bytes
L1261[14:05:44] <Vexatos> instead of
1024
L1262[14:05:52] <Vexatos> It read pretty
much half of the bytes
L1263[14:05:58] <Vexatos> 1MB instead of
2
L1264[14:06:04] <Vexatos> and it took
pretty much 2.5 minutes
L1265[14:06:18] <Vexatos> I think puush
is actually terminating the connection there, or OC is
L1266[14:06:34] <Vexatos> do you have any
security code in place that could do such a thing, Sangar?
L1267[14:06:52] <Sangar> i don't, not
that i can remember anyway
L1268[14:07:35] <Vexatos> Sangar, you
have a server, could you try uploading the dfpwm file to your
server so I can try downloading from there?
L1269[14:07:45] <Sangar> sure
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L1271[14:08:39] <Vexatos> I know it was
working before
L1272[14:08:47] <Vexatos> back in the day
when dropbox didn't enforce HTTPS yet
L1273[14:09:12] <Sangar>
cil.li/mc/vex.dfpwm
L1274[14:09:20] <Vexatos> thanks
L1275[14:09:23] <Cinder> (theoretically),
couldn't the Advanced Cypher Block be used for HTTPS?
L1276[14:13:20] <Vexatos> Sangar, now it
has successfully passed the 2.5 minute point
L1277[14:13:27] <Vexatos> nope
L1278[14:13:39] <Vexatos> stopped after 2
minutes and 50 seconds
L1279[14:13:41] <Sangar> sorry
L1280[14:13:49] <Sangar> i just updated
and it restarted apache >_>
L1281[14:14:05] *
Sangar has all the timing
L1282[14:14:08] <Vexatos> uhm
L1283[14:14:08] <Sangar> all of it
L1285[14:15:01] <Vexatos> OKAY LET ME TRY
AGAIN THANKS SNAGAR
L1286[14:15:24] <Sangar> that's what you
get for using some guys server for testing :P
L1287[14:15:28] <Sangar> anyway,
gtg
L1288[14:15:29] <Stary2001> :p
L1289[14:15:33] <Sangar> see you
later
L1290[14:15:40] <Vexatos> :(
L1291[14:16:32] <Cinder> Hahahaha
L1292[14:16:38] <Cinder> Classic
L1293[14:18:33] <Vexatos> it seems to
work
L1294[14:18:40] <Vexatos> I am about to
kill puush
L1295[14:18:42] <Vexatos> if this
works
L1296[14:18:52] <Vexatos> why would puush
be terminating my connection, though
L1297[14:19:19] <Vexatos> I am sure
Sangar's program took longer than 2.5 minutes as well
L1298[14:19:24] <dangranos> hi
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L1301[14:21:29] <Inari> why would you use
puush though
L1302[14:21:57] <Vexatos> Inari, tell me
a different good free filesharing service
L1303[14:22:01] <Vexatos> that doesn't
enforce HTTPS
L1304[14:22:16] <Inari> https ftw
\o/
L1305[14:22:23] <Vexatos> Inari, tell me
one
L1306[14:22:30] <Inari> use https
:<
L1307[14:23:07] <Vexatos> Inari, I can't
in OC
L1308[14:23:11] <Vexatos> OC doesn't
support SSL
L1309[14:23:15] <Inari> x.x
L1310[14:23:17] <Inari> thats bad
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L1312[14:24:00] <Inari> hm
L1313[14:24:07] <Inari> cant you use lua
ssl?
L1314[14:24:16] <Vexatos> ask
Snagar
L1315[14:25:24] <Negi> Inari: isn't
LuaSSL a C lib ?
L1316[14:25:28] <Cinder> ^
L1317[14:25:38] <Inari> Negi: so?
L1318[14:25:51] <Inari> i said lua ssl,
not LuaSSL :p
L1319[14:26:33] <Inari> plus well just
asking, as i dunno how ssl is implemented
L1320[14:26:37] <Inari> but it shoudl
work over all tcp sockets i guess
L1321[14:26:55] <Negi> But idk if we can
ssl in Lua like that.
L1322[14:30:15] <Inari> Negi: why
not?
L1323[14:34:29] <Negi> Inari: Because I
don't know how SSL works.
L1324[14:34:39] <Inari> it sjust
messages
L1325[14:35:01] <Negi> Signed/encrypted
messages, right ? :I
L1326[14:35:29] <Inari> yeah
L1327[14:36:00] <Cinder> Not
entirely
L1328[14:36:11] <Cinder> there's some
really complex handshaking and really tight timeouts
L1330[14:39:29] <Inari> ShadowKatStudios:
stop making me want to try playing skyrim again :;P
L1331[14:39:36] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
Is that close to Whiterun ?
L1332[14:40:11] <Negi> (Or is my memory
effing up again ?)
L1333[14:40:18] <ShadowKatStudios> I was
actually riding down that hill and there was a town or mine or
something at the bottom, and when I get there the people start
screaming about a dragon- I was being followed the whole
time.
L1334[14:40:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Uhm,
it's between High Hrothgar and Windhelm.
L1335[14:40:54] <Negi> Oh ! I was there !
\o/
L1336[14:41:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Some
time last night Steam said my current session was >300 minutes
long
L1337[14:42:00] <Stary2001> lol
L1338[14:42:15] <ShadowKatStudios> Or
rather, yesterday morning
L1339[14:43:11] <Negi> I totally didn't
used φ in a language's name.
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L1345[15:10:03] <Kasen> damnit
gamax92
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L1348[15:15:56] <Roadcrosser> haha
L1349[15:16:00] <Roadcrosser> oclights
crashed the server
L1350[15:16:01] <Roadcrosser> \o/
L1351[15:16:13] <gAway2002> yes, good
job, road
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L1353[15:16:21] <Kasen> what did he
do?
L1354[15:16:28] <g> I don't know
L1355[15:16:33] <g> but it was causing a
null pointer on loading the map
L1356[15:16:51] <Kasen> well then
L1357[15:17:09] <g> so it's not on there
atm
L1358[15:17:16] <g> also, hello from
tralee
L1359[15:19:44] <Negi> Writing a parser
is, again, proved to be frustrating.
L1362[15:25:26] <Altenius> thanks
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L1382[17:35:43] <Vexatos> Hey Sangar, is
there a creative battery upgrade for drones/robots or
something?
L1383[17:36:05] <Vexatos> Or do the
creative cases do that?
L1384[17:37:26] <Negi> Vexatos: My best
guess would be that the creative cases do that, cause they don't
have anything else to add.
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L1389[17:53:05] <gamax92> Kasen:
welp
L1390[17:53:13] <gamax92> I was afraid it
was something I did
L1391[17:54:07] <gamax92> gdude: Can I
get a crash log?
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L1393[17:54:18] <g> gamax92: the
screenshot is basically everything
L1394[17:54:24] <Kasen> Negi, i tried a
creative drone case yesterday, and the power did get used up
L1395[17:54:33] <Kasen> the only benefit
i got was instant assembly
L1396[17:54:45] <gamax92> gdude: Don't
see a screenshot
L1397[17:54:58] <g> gamax92: I pinged you
with one
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L1401[17:55:12] <gamax92> oh it probably
fell off the bouncer logs then
L1402[17:55:22] <g> that's what
*highlight is for
L1403[17:55:23] <g> hold on
L1405[17:56:52] <gamax92> ahh ... oh
great ...
L1406[17:57:03] <gamax92> Networking
stuff \o/
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L1408[18:03:31] <gamax92> Hmm, Sangar:
You probably did apply the amplitude the last time, but it being
inverted on basically max amplitude -> virtually no
amplitude
L1409[18:04:14] <gamax92> that weird
fourier function you were using doesn't make a max amplitude wave,
so it being inverted still resulted in it being slightly
audible.
L1410[18:04:37] <gamax92> #lua
99/127
L1411[18:04:37] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.77952755905512
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L1416[18:27:12] <CompanionCube> Ender,
skyem123 ^
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L1419[18:34:05] <Vexatos> CompanionCube
xD
L1420[18:34:39] <ShadowKatStudios> The
world pre-dawn is quite beautiful, isn't it?
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L1423[18:35:16] <Vexatos>
"Encryption - The low-tech way" that video title
>_>
L1424[18:37:20] <skyem123> that
message...
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L1426[18:38:04] <Vexatos> Looks a lot
like one-time-pad encryption
L1427[18:38:06] <Vexatos> Oh wait, it
is
L1428[18:39:05] <CompanionCube> yep
:)
L1429[18:40:39] <g> Anyone here from
aus?
L1430[18:40:57] <skyem123> Shame that ISP
is so expensive
L1431[18:41:11] <CompanionCube> skyem123,
indeed
L1432[18:41:12] *
gamax92 pokes ShadowKatStudios
L1433[18:41:21] <Vexatos>
ShadowKatStudios is from Austria :3
L1434[18:41:31] <CompanionCube>
*Austrailia
L1435[18:41:33] <g> aus as in
australia
L1437[18:41:38] <Vexatos> it's right in
the name
L1438[18:41:41] <Vexatos>
Shadowk.at
L1439[18:41:52] <Vexatos> :P
L1441[18:42:01] <g> australia is
.au?
L1442[18:42:57] <Kasen> .co.au even -
no-one is allowed to actually buy a .au
L1443[18:43:05] <g> ah, I see
L1445[18:44:31] <ShadowKatStudios>
.com.au actually
L1446[18:44:39] <ShadowKatStudios>
There's also .net.au, IIRC
L1447[18:44:45] <g> from what I've heard,
in a few months people in australia won't be able to talk about
strong crypto with people outside of australia without a
license
L1448[18:44:53] <Kasen> ah, i see
L1449[18:45:25] <Kasen> semi related -
australia has internet police
L1450[18:45:33] <g> yeah, that's
right
L1452[18:45:41] <gamax92> oh right i was
gonna fix something .-.
L1453[18:45:46] <g> I remember a while
ago going to various sites
L1454[18:45:53] <g> with banners telling
australians to leave
L1455[18:45:57] <g> because the site was
illegal there
L1456[18:45:59] <CompanionCube> skyem123,
shame their L2TP tunnels don't support encryption
L1457[18:46:02] <ShadowKatStudios> From
what I hear, Tony Abbot is a dick that bends to whatever companies
want
L1458[18:46:11] <g> yeah, I heard that as
well
L1459[18:46:59] <g> that's quite a
restriction though
L1460[18:47:04] <Kasen> abbot is a
fucktard
L1461[18:47:10] <g> I wonder if that
applies to github code
L1462[18:47:13] <ShadowKatStudios> Think
anyone will actually listen?
L1463[18:47:19] <Kasen> i'm angry that he
exists/won and i don't even live there
L1464[18:47:45] <ShadowKatStudios> The
worst part is that most of the population don't understand what I'm
doing.
L1465[18:47:49] <ShadowKatStudios>
s/I'm/he's
L1466[18:47:49] <Kibibyte>
<ShadowKatStudios> The worst part is that most of the
population don't understand what he's doing.
L1467[18:47:51] <ShadowKatStudios>
ffs
L1468[18:47:57] <ShadowKatStudios> I
should sleep
L1469[18:48:22] <DeanIsaKitty>
ShadowKatStudios: Don't worry. Most don't understand what you do
either. :P
L1470[18:48:38] <ShadowKatStudios> I
certainly hope not
L1471[18:48:49] <g> dragon dildos and hot
sauce, eh
L1472[18:48:53] *
g coughs
L1473[18:48:57] <g> I mean..
nothing
L1474[18:49:50] <gamax92> :3
L1475[18:50:02] <g> gamax92 why don't you
have voice
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L1477[18:50:54] <gamax92> :X
L1479[18:52:32] <Negi> gamax92 used to be
mute, but then got a +.
L1480[18:52:46] *
CompanionCube has always been mute
L1481[18:53:03] <gamax92> Negi used to be
an adventurer like you, but then got an arrow.
L1482[18:54:48] <gamax92> oops
L1483[18:56:04] <Vexatos> I wonder how
many times people have heard that sentence
L1484[18:56:36] <ShadowKatStudios> g: As
far as the crypto thing goes, just have a weaker crypto tunnel
hiding strong crypto
L1485[18:56:57] <g> that sounds like it'd
be about as fast as molasses
L1486[18:57:12] <ShadowKatStudios> I can
wait a day for SAO II
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L1519[20:08:57] <DarkIRC> Hello, how do
you use the drones? Do you just write the program directly to the
EEPROM? It just likes bleeping at me.
L1521[20:11:42] <g> that's exactly what
you do
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L1523[20:16:44] <DarkIRC> hmm okay, do I
need to require the drone lib?
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L1527[20:20:34] <DarkIRC> ugh this thing
hates me, i just get the denial bleep of doom
L1528[20:21:15] <g> you need to require
basically anything you want, yeah
L1529[20:21:19] <g> there's no OS to
pre-require for you
L1530[20:21:30] <Dashkal> Sec, Sangar
posted a video with an example. Will link soon as I find it.
L1532[20:21:57] -Kibibyte- [Dashkal]
OpenComputers: Christmas Presents! | by fnuecke | 12m44s | 3w5d ago
| 271 views | Rated:
5.00/5.00
L1533[20:22:14] <Dashkal> Yes, it's 12
minutes. Worth watching if you'd like to get a handle on
drones.
L1534[20:23:05] <DarkIRC> aha thanks,
I'll watch that now
L1535[20:23:25] <Dashkal> He writes a
couple full programs over the course of it, including this lovely
simple remote control.
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L1537[20:24:40] <gamax92> is that
Sangar's voice?
L1538[20:24:54] <Gopher> I doubt he hired
a voice actor
L1539[20:25:01] <Gopher> so if it's his
video, it stands to reason XD
L1540[20:25:05] <Dashkal> I have no
reason to believe otherwise. It's his channel :P
L1541[20:25:06] <gamax92> I use tts on my
videos .-.
L1542[20:26:30] *
gamax92 has never used the flash command
L1543[20:26:35] <Sangar> that would be my
voice, yes :P
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L1545[20:27:07] <DarkIRC> you voice is
like silk in my ears <3
L1546[20:27:09] <Dashkal> Thank you for
that video, by the way. I usually prefer text docs, but that one
did a good job of getting me unstuck with drones.
L1547[20:27:29] <DarkIRC> ill update my
forum post with that link
L1548[20:27:33] <gamax92> your voice is
like putting metal in a blender </3
L1549[20:27:41] <Sangar> heh :P
L1550[20:27:43] <gamax92> jk
L1551[20:27:59] <Dashkal> "Will it
blend?"
L1552[20:28:03] <gamax92> oh jeez the
screen size on drones are small
L1553[20:28:05] <Dashkal> That ad series
amused me far more than it should have.
L1554[20:28:21] <gamax92> lol yes
L1555[20:28:34] <Sangar> and yeah, i
prefer text myself, too, but i'd never have finished if i'd tried
writing that down because i always find more mistakes... a video i
can just do in one go and be done with it :P
L1556[20:30:07] <gamax92> :X
L1557[20:30:09] <DarkIRC> still got more
documentation than some other mods :P
L1558[20:30:27] <gamax92> Sangar: So I've
never actually used the drones, but I kinda thought those things
attached to the center were blades and that the drone would
spin
L1559[20:30:48] <Sangar> lol
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L1561[20:32:19] <gamax92> dat moment when
component.proxy(component.list(x)()) instead of component[x]
L1562[20:32:42] <gamax92> or is that
because thats an openos thing?
L1563[20:32:48] <Sangar> yep
L1564[20:32:55] <Dashkal> Manually
running an iterator I think?
L1565[20:33:46] <Sangar> aye. i even
added it to the custom_oses page on the wiki by now because...
well. it's not excessively intuitive :P
L1566[20:34:21] <Sangar> fetchmail, y u
no fetch mail
L1567[20:34:32] <gamax92> Sangar, y u no
san gar?
L1568[20:34:34] <Sangar> ugh. moving
servers is such a pain -.-
L1569[20:35:41] *
gamax92 steals Audio.scala and makes a generic synthesizer in
it.
L1570[20:35:47] <DarkIRC> I had to move
my server between 3 new hosts all in the same month, that was fun
-.-
L1571[20:36:41] <Sangar> ouch
L1572[20:37:31] <Sangar> well, last time
was... 5 years ago? so now i have to re-learn all the things.
incomplete/not-up-to-date guides are hell
L1573[20:38:19] <gamax92> OpenFax
L1574[20:38:21] <DarkIRC> ah, that sucks,
which OS you using?
L1575[20:38:22] <gamax92> Fax Machines
for OC
L1576[20:38:33] <Sangar> debian
L1577[20:38:42] <gamax92> or well, you
could just use networking messages and OpenPrinter
L1578[20:39:05] <gamax92> Sangar: most of
my project names are just from a project name generator :P
L1579[20:39:18] <Sangar> :P
L1580[20:39:24] <DarkIRC> debian based
distros are my favourite, I use ubuntu for my server
L1581[20:40:14] <Sangar> yah. used plain
debian for the old one, too, and it did its job well, so i see no
reason to change it :>
L1582[20:40:25] <Sangar> well, at least
sending mails seems to work, so that's something
L1583[20:40:46] <DarkIRC> heh :P
L1584[20:41:19] <Sangar> now to rewire
one domain for some actual testing :P
L1585[20:42:11] <g> I kinda feel like
drones should have an upgrade that adds .use()
L1586[20:42:17] <g> but that would make
them almost too useful
L1587[20:42:20] <Caitlyn> Sangar, Yeah I
just had to move mail servers last week, so much pain
L1588[20:43:57] <DarkIRC> damn drone
won't play nice with me :'( it just bleeps
L1589[20:44:15] <g> bleep
L1591[20:44:26] <Sangar> gdude, yeah,
possibly. i still would like to allow them to interact (in a much
simpler way than robots) with blocks; one suggestion was that they
can only place and break "hand-breakable" blocks... but
the main issue is that i'll want to rework the api for that, and
i'm not sure i want to rip it apart that much in 1.7 anymore
:P
L1592[20:44:40] <g> man I don't even want
that
L1593[20:44:43] <g> I want them to
right-click stuff
L1595[20:45:14] <Kodos> Okay, anyone use
Zetta Industries at all
L1596[20:45:16] <Sangar> Caitlyn,
indeed... should have made a backup of the configs before i got
started, that'd have saved me some time :P oh well, working for the
most part now
L1597[20:45:38] <g> you're doing mail
servers?
L1598[20:45:39] <g> postfix?
L1599[20:45:43] <Sangar> yeah
L1601[20:45:52] <g> I hate configuring
that
L1602[20:45:55] <Sangar> that part's
working now tho \o/
L1604[20:46:06] <g> but it doesn't seem
suitable for a full server
L1605[20:46:44] <Sangar>
interesting
L1607[20:48:11] <Kodos> I think the power
consumption thing broke again
L1609[20:51:30] <Sangar> i've been
loosely following the guide recommended by the ispconfig3 website.
a little too loosely probably :P
L1610[20:51:36] <Sangar> Kodos, yeah,
just got the mail
L1611[20:52:40] <g> when I first set up
postfix, it took me several days
L1612[20:52:43] <g> and several years of
sanity
L1613[20:52:49] <g> we really need
something better
L1614[20:52:59] <g> maybe dmtp will bring
new software
L1615[20:53:21] <Caitlyn> I finally said
eff it and setup the email for my domains on a windows box running
hMailServer...
L1616[20:53:40] <Caitlyn> Start to finish
was 30 minutes and that included setting up apache for roundcube
webmail
L1617[20:54:01] <Caitlyn> Still run email
for other stuff on linux though
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L1620[20:58:00] <DarkIRC> this drone is
mocking me... still it bleeps, bah >_<
L1621[20:58:08] <Kodos> Do you have a
working BIOS in it
L1622[20:58:13] <Kodos> Is it
charged?
L1623[20:58:29] <DarkIRC> yeah and
yeah
L1624[20:58:43] <Kodos> What components
did you assemble it with
L1626[21:01:02] <Kodos> Can you pastebin
the code you flashed to 'Test'
L1627[21:01:57] <Sangar> DarkIRC, use an
analyzer on it to see the error message
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L1629[21:02:26] <DarkIRC> yeah, 2
seconds...
L1630[21:02:44] <Kodos> And that
too
L1632[21:03:21] <Kodos> Uhhh
L1633[21:03:31] <Kodos> I don't think
that's really going to work...
L1634[21:04:12] <Kodos> Let me show you
my drone BIOS. Also SKS has a really nice bios you can use for
drones, too
L1635[21:04:16] <Sangar> the package lib
is part of openos (i.e. require is), so that's not available there,
yeah
L1636[21:04:25] <DarkIRC> aaah
derp.
L1639[21:04:54] <gamax92> tcp over oc
networks :P
L1640[21:05:12] <gamax92> ~w
custom_oses
L1642[21:05:17] <gamax92> :D db
updates
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L1644[21:09:05] <DarkIRC> hmm, okay,
drone vs me, round 2... fight!
L1645[21:09:31] <Pwootage> Kodos: is
there a better mod for power conversion than Mekanism?
L1646[21:11:34] <DarkIRC> got it to work
finally, didn't realise that the drone was counted as a component,
just had to swap the first line to
drone=component.proxy(component.list('drone')())
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L1650[21:18:23] <Timmy94> Sangar?
L1651[21:19:03] <Sangar> yes?
L1652[21:26:38] <g> anticlimax
L1653[21:29:46] *
DarkIRC hears crickets
L1654[21:30:44] <DarkIRC> dammit, my
drone ran outa power and all the cows fell to their horrible
deaths... sad times
L1656[21:31:19] <g> I'm trying to think
of an efficient way to send a drone out to lassoo mobs
automatically
L1657[21:32:05] <DarkIRC> they're quite
limited it seems, they don't wait for commands to end either
:P
L1659[21:32:38] <g> Sangar: why
not?
L1660[21:33:19] <DarkIRC> if i put
drone.move in a loop it will end without moving properly, in the
bios that is
L1661[21:34:54] <Sangar> because unlike
for robots movement can fail at any point because of obstructions,
so there's drone.getOffset() which let's you know when you're
there
L1662[21:35:23] <g> yeah, but if it fails
then..
L1663[21:35:25] <g> just.. return?
L1664[21:35:48] <DarkIRC> aha, again
derp
L1665[21:36:33] <Sangar> gdude, well, if
you want? that's the thing, it can't really be handled
automatically, because at that point in time the way back may be
blocked. so you have to handle it dynamically.
L1666[21:36:55] <g> but how do you know
it failed?
L1667[21:37:05] <g> pollinh?
L1668[21:37:07] <g> polling*
L1669[21:37:11] <Sangar> getOffset() not
decreasing anymore
L1670[21:37:13] <Sangar> yeah,
basically
L1672[21:37:26] <g> not a fan of that but
I guess we can use it
L1673[21:37:31] <Sangar> or rather,
getOffset() > epsilon and getVelocity() < epsilon :P
L1674[21:37:58] <DarkIRC> shame they
don't have access to an event based system on their own :/
L1675[21:38:14] <g> you could write
one
L1676[21:38:17] <g> but the eeprom is
4kb
L1677[21:38:20] <Sangar> this system is
already quite "safe", i could have just decided you'd
have to track your actual position yourself, too :P
L1678[21:38:35] <g> well we do if we want
to know where we are
L1680[21:38:57] <Sangar> the move()
command changes the target pos relative to the current target pos
tho
L1681[21:39:26] <Sangar> so as long as
you manage to reach your target again, you will be able to track
where you are without other means
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L1683[21:40:10] <gamax92> Sangar: can
drones do path finding?
L1684[21:40:13] <DarkIRC> hmm looks like
my drone mail system is a bit far off, I'll need to setup a drone
control server :)
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L1688[21:40:50] <g> DarkIRC: we're doing
that
L1690[21:40:56] <g> but it's in python
using internet cards
L1691[21:41:04] <Sangar> haha
L1692[21:41:18] <g> screw doing that in
lua ._.
L1693[21:41:34] <DarkIRC> nfc tags would
be quite usefull at this point, I guess I could setup
"echo" computers so the drone has waypoints :/
L1694[21:41:43] <g> "nfc
tags"?
L1695[21:41:47] <Sangar> write a python
arch! with sandboxing... and memory ... limits... okthen.
L1696[21:41:59] <gamax92> Sangar: can i
put a debug card in a drone?
L1697[21:42:01] <g> Sangar: I bet you
can't do it
L1699[21:42:13] <Sangar> gamax92,
yeah
L1700[21:42:30] <gamax92> good, then Im
using that to read the environment around it and do path
finding.
L1701[21:42:58] <g> I would love to see
someone that knows what they're doing actually attempting
that
L1702[21:43:15] <gamax92> .-. so not
me?
L1703[21:43:15] <g> but I don't think
it's possible security-wise
L1704[21:43:27] <gamax92> oh ...
pythong
L1706[21:43:45] <DarkIRC> what about php?
XD
L1707[21:44:02] *
g slaps DarkIRC
L1708[21:44:02] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L1710[21:44:29] <DarkIRC> but... but php
is the best <3
L1711[21:44:46] <g> I've seen worse
L1713[21:44:53] <g> that was a language
that was designed to be the worst
L1714[21:45:18] <DarkIRC> hmm, was it VB
?
L1715[21:45:20] <gamax92> idl?
L1716[21:45:30] <CompanionCube>
INTERCAL?
L1717[21:45:32] <DarkIRC> if you could
call VB a language...
L1719[21:45:50] <g> no, they literally
design one in a presentation
L1720[21:45:56] <gamax92> yeah but see
... anyone can make the worst programming language
L1721[21:45:58] <Pwootage> INTERCAL is
not the worst
L1722[21:46:03] <Pwootage> it's pretty
sweet
L1723[21:46:05] <g> ..intercal is pretty
bad
L1725[21:46:07] <g> not the worst
L1726[21:46:11] <gamax92> but, you can
still do useful stuff in php
L1727[21:46:18] <g>
ERROR_TOO_POLITE
L1728[21:46:19] <gamax92> it just happens
to be regarded as bad
L1729[21:46:30] <Pwootage> g: best error
message
L1730[21:46:38] <g> you reminded me of
something
L1731[21:46:38] <gamax92> nEEDS TO BE
WORST BUT STILL USEFUL
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L1734[21:47:13] <Pwootage> gamax92: My
reasons for disliking PHP involve bad OOP and the whole
"$" thing and the ease of writing insecure/spaghetti
code
L1735[21:47:23] <gamax92> Pwootage: what
about x86?
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L1737[21:47:31] <Pwootage> gamax92: x86
is just a mess
L1738[21:47:40] <gamax92> Pwootage: what
about jvm?
L1739[21:48:25] <Pwootage> Impressive
piece of software. Works well enough. Nice way of
abstracting/preventing a wide variety of memory exploits.
L1740[21:48:43] <gamax92> Pwootage: I see
you haven't seen the Unsafe class :P
L1741[21:48:44] <Pwootage> Somewhat
annoying if you're not on linux to install though
L1742[21:49:06] <g> 737 -
FuckThreadsing
L1743[21:49:11] <Pwootage> I know of
Unsafe, I've even used it. Easy way to prevent it's use for raw
memory access: don't use it for raw memory access
L1744[21:49:16] <g> I even wrote a
Cyclone implementation
L1747[21:49:35] <gamax92> make a mod that
uses theUnsafe
L1748[21:50:43] <Pwootage> don't need to
use theUnsafe when you can extract an executable and run it
>.>
L1749[21:51:10] <gamax92> except then
you're outside of java
L1750[21:51:29] <gamax92> i meant use
theUnsafe in some useful non-malicious java way.
L1751[21:51:35] <Pwootage> oh :P
L1752[21:52:33] <Pwootage> it's used in
Forge for instantiation of classes with no public default
constructor possibly
L1753[21:53:13] <Pwootage> well,
allocation without instantiation, technically
L1754[21:54:03] <gamax92> I forked a
potato
L1755[21:54:15] <Pwootage> why?
L1757[21:54:41] <Pwootage> well it's not
wrong
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L1759[21:56:02] <Pwootage>
"if(!this.isDelicious()) throw
NotDeliciousException();"
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L1762[22:00:10] <gamax92> I wish github
file viewer didn't lag my computer .-.
L1763[22:00:32] <Pwootage> I see why you
forked the potato, since it has more computing power than your
computer
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L1769[22:28:14] <Altenius> OCEmulator
runs and stuffs. Now I just have to map all of Qt's keys to ljwgl
key codes..
L1770[22:28:35] <Altenius>
s/ljwgl/LWJGL
L1771[22:28:36] <Kibibyte>
<Altenius> OCEmulator runs and stuffs. Now I just have to map
all of Qt's keys to LWJGL key codes..
L1772[22:28:59] <Cinder> Altenius:
Writing an OC emulator?
L1773[22:29:02] <Pwootage> Is it
corss-platform yet?
L1774[22:29:10] <Cinder> it's using QT,
of course it'll be.
L1775[22:29:17] <Pwootage> Not
necessarily
L1776[22:29:23] <Pwootage> He's been
working on it for a while, actually
L1777[22:29:33] <Pwootage> Altenius: can
you fake components with OCEmulator yet?
L1778[22:29:33] <Altenius> It's cross
platform
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L1780[22:29:47] <Altenius> Pwootage, fake
components?
L1781[22:29:56] <Ekoserin> I have
succeeded!
L1782[22:30:05] <Pwootage> "Fake
components" as in add arbitrary components
L1783[22:30:09] <Pwootage> easily
L1784[22:30:18] <Altenius> You can add
components
L1785[22:30:24] <Pwootage> so you can
test a program using a component from a mod or something
L1786[22:31:03] <Altenius> Ohh
L1787[22:31:07] <Altenius> You mean make
your own components?
L1788[22:31:10] <Pwootage> yeah
L1789[22:31:17] <Altenius> Going to add a
lua plugin system
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L1791[22:31:37] <Pwootage> nice
L1792[22:31:50] <g> will there be windows
builds?
L1793[22:31:55] <Altenius> idk
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L1795[22:32:02] <Altenius> But it only
has the minimal components right now
L1796[22:32:10] <g> well I mean
L1797[22:32:18] <g> does it require stuff
you can't use on windows by default?
L1798[22:32:36] <Altenius> It uses ICU
and Qt
L1799[22:32:43] <g> Qt is fine
L1800[22:32:46] <Altenius> Which would be
packaged with it.
L1801[22:32:46] <g> not sure what ICU
is
L1802[22:32:50] <Altenius> Unicode
library
L1803[22:32:53] <g> ah, okay
L1804[22:33:01] <g> just wanted to make
sure since I know a lot of people use linux here
L1805[22:33:19] <Altenius> I have no idea
where the ocemulator directory would be on windows though
L1806[22:47:24] <Pwootage> Most people
here use linux actually now that I think about it
L1807[22:47:49] <Pwootage> Most of the
active people, at least
L1808[22:48:47] <Stary2001> xD
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L1812[23:04:21] <DarkIRC> just trying to
think of a way to forward drone functions to drones without
definding a drone lib on the computer, i think it's possible
L1813[23:05:53] <DarkIRC> can you not
forward an undefined field through a metatable without it throwing
errors?
L1814[23:06:04] <DarkIRC> *function
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L1817[23:08:59] <PhoneCube> Hi
L1818[23:10:18] <DarkIRC> hello
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L1825[23:24:01] <PotatoTrumpet> Howdy
folks
L1826[23:26:37] <gamax92> howdy
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L1829[23:33:11] <gamax92> Will it
blend?
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L1831[23:36:57] <Kodos> Pwootage, what do
you use besides RF?
L1832[23:37:38] <gamax92> did rp2's power
have an abbreviation?
L1833[23:37:39] <Pwootage> Kodos, IC2 for
a couple things
L1834[23:37:46] <gamax92> I only remember
it as Blutricity
L1835[23:37:46] <Pwootage> mostly rf
though
L1836[23:37:47] <Pwootage> for now
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L1839[23:39:23] <PhoneCube>
ShadowKatStudios: hi
L1840[23:39:43] <ShadowKatStudios>
Hi.
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L1844[23:47:38] <Kodos> Anyone know
marcin's name here on IRC? Trying to find out some info about Zetta
Industries
L1846[23:47:40] -Kibibyte- [Inari] 3D-Printed
Fibonacci Zoetrope Sculptures | by artfidovideo | 1m43s | 3d19h ago
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L1847[23:50:01] <gamax92> :O
L1848[23:52:28] <Kodos> 10/10 would watch
again
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L1850[23:53:50] <gamax92> -1.00/5.00 no
ratings found
L1851[23:55:25] <Kodos> #lua
round(math.pi, 9)
L1852[23:55:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
lua:1: attempt to call global 'round' (a nil value)
L1853[23:55:27] <Kodos> ffs
L1854[23:55:34] <Kodos> vifino, did your
bot reset?
L1855[23:55:50] <vifino> Eh.
probably?
L1856[23:55:58] <vifino> Or someone did
#resetlua
L1857[23:56:17] <gamax92> #lua
math.signum(f) return f == 0 and 1 or f/math.abs(f) end
L1858[23:56:17] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
lua:1: '<eof>' expected near 'end'
L1859[23:56:25] <Kodos> #lua function
round(num, idp) local mult = 10^(idp or 0) return math.floor(num *
mult + 0.5) / mult end
L1860[23:56:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1861[23:56:25] <gamax92> #lua function
math.signum(f) return f == 0 and 1 or f/math.abs(f) end
L1862[23:56:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1863[23:56:33] <Kodos> #lua
round(math.pi, 9)
L1864[23:56:33] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.141592654
L1865[23:56:40] <Kodos> There
L1866[23:56:53] <gamax92> #lua
math.signum(0.1)
L1867[23:56:54] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1
L1868[23:56:56] <gamax92> #lua
math.signum(-0.1)
L1869[23:56:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
-1
L1870[23:56:58] <gamax92> #lua
math.signum(0)
L1871[23:56:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1
L1872[23:57:02] <gamax92> :D
L1873[23:57:04] <vifino> Kodos: Mind if I
include that in lua as math.round?
L1874[23:57:09] <Kodos> Go for it
L1875[23:57:12] <vifino> Seems
useful.
L1876[23:57:12] <gamax92> vifino: can i
have math.signum?
L1877[23:57:17] <vifino> gamax92:
Sure.
L1878[23:57:22] <Kodos> I was going to
ask Sanger about adding it into OC as a base math function
L1879[23:57:24] <Kodos> But I'm not sure
how
L1880[23:57:36] <gamax92> Well, have you
tried simply asking him?
L1881[23:57:47] <Kodos> No, I mean I'm
not sure where to put it in the code
L1882[23:57:48] <Kodos> for the PR
L1883[23:57:54] <gamax92> oh
L1884[23:58:01] <Kodos> Since the math
module is part of actual lua