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L1[00:00:31] * Kodos
pokes dsAway
L2[00:02:03] * Kodos
pokes dsAway a bit harder
L3[00:03:08] ***
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L4[00:04:03] <vifino> #sh git pull
L6[00:04:07] <vifino> wait, fuck
L7[00:04:38] <Inari> Kodos: you mean openOS
i suppose
L8[00:05:14] <vifino> #sh git pull
L10[00:05:20] <vifino> #reload
L11[00:05:20] <|0xDEADBEEF|> Error:
eval:compile : '[string "line"]:93: 'do' expected near
'math'' (3 LUA_ERRSYNTAX)
L12[00:05:30] <vifino> ... k
L13[00:06:02] <Kodos> I should write my own
lib for things like that rounding function
L14[00:06:08] <Kodos> For all the random
shit I write
L15[00:06:19] <Kodos> Like my fibonacci
thing
L16[00:06:48] <Inari> iterator lib
L17[00:07:23] <Inari> lua's default
iterators cant do much :<
L18[00:07:27] <Kodos> nah, just a lib for
all my random functions
L19[00:08:04] <Kodos> I have the Fibonacci
thing in a program right now. if I run 'fib 10' it gives me the
first 10 numbers in a fibonacci sequence starting at 1
L20[00:08:13] <Azazel> > iterate (3
`div`) x
L21[00:08:15] <Inari> range(1, 1000)
.filter(|&x| x % 2 == 0) .filter(|&x| x % 3 == 0) .take(5)
.collect::<Vec<i32>>();
L22[00:08:25] <Azazel> thanks gurl
L23[00:08:25] <Kodos> I thought about tying
the Fibonacci sequence into my advanced cipher box somehow
L24[00:08:26] <ShadowKatStudios> What's
Fibonacci -1?
L25[00:08:36] <Kodos> A liar!
L26[00:08:38] <Kodos> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L27[00:08:54] <ShadowKatStudios> If you
start at one, what was the step before?
L28[00:08:55] <Inari> something like that
but iwht lua sytnax, i should make that
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L30[00:09:11] <Inari> you start at 0 +
1
L31[00:09:13] <Azazel> Inari:
L32[00:09:18] <Azazel> r u a bot
L33[00:09:22] <Inari> Azazel: no?
L34[00:09:25] *
Azazel stares at inari
L35[00:09:28] <Azazel> U sure
L37[00:09:31] <Inari> pretty
L38[00:09:32] <Inari> why?
L39[00:09:57] <Azazel> k cuz you just
solved my div by x thing after i posted it
L40[00:10:03] <Inari> i did?
L41[00:10:06] <Azazel> ye
L42[00:10:10] <Inari> how that Oo
L43[00:10:17] <Azazel> div by 3 x
L44[00:10:27] <Azazel> idk
L45[00:10:39] <Inari> i was just pasting a
code of how rust iterators work :p
L46[00:10:42] *
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L47[00:10:43] <Inari> saying i shoudl write
a lib liek that for lua
L48[00:10:51] <Azazel> Hmmmm
L49[00:10:54] <Azazel> -3-
L50[00:11:33] <Inari> i have no clue what
you even mean with "div by 3 x"
L51[00:11:47] <Azazel> idk eithet
L52[00:11:50] <Azazel> either
L53[00:12:09] <Inari> x.x
L54[00:12:24] <Azazel> x.x == [| ]
L55[00:12:29] <Azazel> :3
L56[00:13:10] <vifino> #lua
math.round(math.pi,3)
L57[00:13:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.142
L58[00:13:11] <vifino> Kodos: ^
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L60[00:13:24] <vifino> It's in da
code.
L61[00:13:28] <vifino> #resetlua
L62[00:13:28] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Sandbox
Reset!
L63[00:13:29] <Kodos> \o/
L64[00:13:31] <vifino> #lua
math.round(math.pi,3)
L65[00:13:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.142
L66[00:13:34] <Azazel> da vinci code
L67[00:13:52] <Kodos> I should PR that into
actual lua
L68[00:13:55] <Azazel> # 4+4
L69[00:14:00] <Azazel> #4+4
L70[00:14:05] <Azazel> u lil shit
L71[00:14:07] <Kodos> #lua 4 + 4
L72[00:14:07] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 8
L73[00:14:20] <Kodos> l2lua
L74[00:14:48] <Azazel> I know how to
lua
L75[00:14:56] <Azazel> but why does it have
to
L76[00:15:04] <Azazel> #lua random
stuff
L77[00:15:04] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
'=' expected near 'stuff'
L78[00:15:20] <Kodos> Because it's a bot,
and it needs some sort of trigger
L79[00:15:21] <Azazel> #lua random =
stuff
L80[00:15:21] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil
L81[00:15:22] <Kodos> so it knows what to
do
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L83[00:15:28] <Azazel> uh
L84[00:15:31] <Kodos> #lua print(random ==
stuff)
L85[00:15:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > true |
nil
L86[00:15:35] <Azazel> Just u know
L87[00:15:37] <Kodos> Congrats, you made
random = stuff
L88[00:15:52] <Kodos> #lua random ~=
stuff
L89[00:15:52] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
false
L90[00:15:56] <Azazel> Have its syntax >
for calculations in lua
L91[00:15:59] <Kodos> #lua random !=
stuff
L92[00:15:59] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
'=' expected near '!'
L93[00:16:03] <Kodos> Congrats, you made
random = stuff
L94[00:16:04] <Kodos> err
L95[00:16:06] <Azazel> and # for help and
things
L96[00:16:07] <Kodos> #lua print(random ==
stuff)
L97[00:16:07] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > true |
nil
L98[00:16:17] <vifino> Kodos: Do you need
me for anything else or can i continue learning this lisp dialect?
.-.
L99[00:16:32] <Kodos> Nope, you permafixed
the issue :3
L100[00:16:32] <vifino> learning = making
an irc bot
L101[00:16:32] <Azazel> #lua print(random
== stuff) x
L102[00:16:32] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
'=' expected near '<eof>'
L103[00:16:36] <Azazel> shhh
L104[00:16:58] *
Azazel pats |0xDEADBEEF|
L105[00:17:09] <JjStAr992_Gaming> #lua
print(1 + 2)
L106[00:17:13] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 3 |
nil
L107[00:17:20] <JjStAr992_Gaming>
math
L108[00:17:26] <Azazel> meth
L109[00:17:26] <vifino> Oh shit.
L110[00:17:42] <Kodos> #lua 3^3
L111[00:17:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
27
L112[00:17:57] <JjStAr992_Gaming> #lua
print(9+10)
L113[00:17:57] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 19 |
nil
L114[00:18:22] <Azazel>
return@/==//(print; /));
L115[00:18:39] <Azazel> is how I made
syntax for the / Cmd >_>
L116[00:18:44] <Azazel> its actually
L117[00:18:51] <Azazel> very forky
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L120[00:23:21] <Kodos> Anyone use Zetta
Industries?
L121[00:24:30] <Azazel> #lua forM [0..7] $
\i -> shows (2^i) " "
L122[00:24:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
malformed number near '0..7'
L123[00:24:38] <Azazel> thou canst doith
it
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L125[00:26:04] <Kodos> Eww, Eira
L126[00:26:07] <Kodos> l2openirc
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L128[00:32:37] <Inari> Kodos:
openirc?
L129[00:33:28] <Kodos> Yes, OC has an IRC
Client as a loot disk
L130[00:33:39] <JjStAr992_Gaming> I have
to find that disk
L131[00:33:42] <Inari> that works with
ingame chat?
L132[00:33:50] <JjStAr992_Gaming> Eira is
kind of annoying
L133[00:33:53] <Kodos> No, Inari
L134[00:33:56] <Kodos> It's through the
computer
L135[00:33:59] <Kodos> But
L136[00:34:02] <Inari> so its contrived
and pointless :<
L137[00:34:07] <Kodos> I'm sure you could
work something out with the Computronics Chat box
L138[00:34:12] <JjStAr992_Gaming> Remote
terminal?
L139[00:34:18] <Kodos> It works on a
tablet I think
L140[00:34:42] <JjStAr992_Gaming> I wanna
find that disk
L141[00:34:49] <JjStAr992_Gaming> No luck
yet
L142[00:35:05] <Kodos> I'm still working
out how to use these battery multiblocks from ZI
L143[00:35:14] <Kodos> And wtf this
superconductor is
L144[00:37:45] <Altenius> I always run out
of RAM somehow >_>
L146[00:40:30] <JjStAr992_Gaming> Not the
cc disks
L147[00:40:43] <JjStAr992_Gaming> Thats
why i hate eira >_>
L148[00:51:13] <Kodos> How much is 3
GRF?
L149[00:51:20] <Kodos> I'm not good at
math :x
L150[00:54:00] <Kodos> Ah, apparently
that's 30b RF
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L153[01:05:42] <Altenius> What OS should I
try with OCEmulator?
L154[01:06:27] *
gamax92 poke ShadowKatStudios
L155[01:06:37] <ShadowKatStudios>
>.< What?
L156[01:06:44] <gamax92> Altenius needs an
OS
L157[01:07:10] <Altenius> Using OpenOS but
I want to try some more to find bugs
L159[01:07:55] <LordFokas>
ShadowKatStudios, what's your Pickpocket skill level on
Skyrim?
L160[01:08:13] <ShadowKatStudios> No idea-
I'm on a laptop 200km from home
L161[01:08:55] <LordFokas> oh wow
L162[01:09:16] <LordFokas> well, when you
do get home, get that up to lvl 100
L163[01:09:22] <LordFokas> you won't
regret it
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L165[01:11:07] <Altenius> I can't
backspace or enter where it says Username>
L166[01:12:09] <Altenius> Fixed it
L167[01:13:41] <LordFokas> it's easy to do
and you can make lots of profit in very little time. You need a
Fence available though.
L168[01:13:55] <dsAway> Altenius: did you
push the new code?
L169[01:14:17] <ShadowKatStudios>
Altenius: It actually works now, Altenius?
L170[01:14:24] <Altenius>
ShadowKatStudios, yeah
L171[01:14:27] <ShadowKatStudios> Last
time I tried it wouldn't boot.
L172[01:14:44] <Altenius> There isn't an
OpenOS installer yet though
L173[01:15:10] <Altenius> You'll have to
copy the files to
~/.ocemulator/filesystem/WhateverTheAddressIs
L174[01:15:33] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh, I
did that last time any way
L175[01:15:58] <Altenius> And I haven't
added the font to it yet
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L178[01:21:30] <Altenius> MiniOS works
too
L181[01:22:58] <gamax92> warning
L182[01:25:03] <DeanIsaKitty> TIL quassel
implemets sound playback >.<
L183[01:25:42] <Cinder> what the
heck
L184[01:27:04] <JjStAr992_Gaming>
ShadowCat that is hilarious
L185[01:28:46] <ShadowKatStudios> Spelled
with a K, thank you.
L186[01:28:52] <JjStAr992_Gaming>
woops
L187[01:28:58] <JjStAr992_Gaming>
Kat*
L188[01:29:28] <ShadowKatStudios> Good
:P
L189[01:29:49] <JjStAr992_Gaming>
Seriously though, that's hilarious
L190[01:31:47] <ShadowKatStudios> You know
what's great?
L191[01:31:59] <gamax92> listening to that
.wav file?
L192[01:32:14] <ShadowKatStudios> When an
image doesn't display instantly because of network speed instead of
the CPU not handling it
L193[01:32:34] <gamax92> what about that
.wav file
L194[01:32:56] <Altenius> Aw, can't change
my username on the forum?
L195[01:33:15] <gamax92> that .wav file is
oddly enjoyable
L196[01:35:42] <JjStAr992_Gaming>
hgello
L197[01:36:11] <gamax92> Hi
JjStAr992_Gaming
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L199[01:56:50] <ShadowKatStudios> Well,
time for me to go.
L200[01:56:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Seeyas
in a few hours.
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L204[02:34:29] <Kodos> Okay, time to find
and learn GML
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L206[02:46:18] <SandraNicole> Kodos: GML
is hard and seemingly buggy.
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L208[02:46:48] <Kodos> SandraNicole, if
Kenny can make it work, it can't be that buggy and hard to
use
L209[02:47:13] <SandraNicole> I guess. I
was trying to use it last night though and I had troubles.
L210[02:47:27] <SandraNicole> I ended up
just making something myself.
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L214[03:02:29] <Kodos> Man, I missed Smart
Moving
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L218[03:09:23] <dangranos> hi
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L220[03:09:58] <dangranos> latest nvidia
driver update is borked for me :(
L221[03:10:41] <dangranos> at least out of
box
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L248[05:20:29] <Sandra> Great repository
names are short and memorable. Need inspiration? How about
yolo-meme.
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L263[05:22:21] <^v> Oh noes! insanity
split 3:
L264[05:23:01] <Sandra> :O
L265[05:23:05] <Potato|KSP> Not
insanty
L266[05:23:15] <Potato|KSP> HOW WILL I
FIND MY MODEM WIKI
L267[05:23:21] *
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L268[05:23:35] *
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L269[05:23:49] <Sandra> Today's facepalm
counter: 5.
L270[05:23:54] <Sandra> in the last two
hours.
L271[05:23:54] *
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"RIOT"
L272[05:24:48] <Potato|KSP> Wait
L273[05:24:55] <Potato|KSP> Sangar was
part of insanity
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L277[05:25:52] <Sandra> oh noes.
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L290[05:30:31] <Sandra> why the fuck is
this hanging my app.
L291[05:30:31] <Sandra>
event.listen("touch", handleTouch)
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L293[05:30:57] <Kodos> ~w event
L295[05:31:20] <Sandra> it shouldn't hang
the app.
L296[05:31:32] <Kodos> Are you defining
handleTouch before declaring the listener
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L298[05:31:50] <Sandra> yes.
L299[05:32:35] <Kodos> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L300[05:33:38] <Sandra> I'm just pushing
to github gimme a moment.
L302[05:34:34] <Sandra> it hangs on
event.listen.
L303[05:34:43] <Sandra> I removed that and
it hangs later.
L304[05:34:47] <Sandra> what the
hell.
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L310[05:37:08] <gamax92> Kodos: oh thats
so weird.
L311[05:37:23] <gamax92> when i put that
on the text box, the left arm is a yen symbol for me.
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L318[05:40:12] <Sandra> how do you even
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L327[05:40:36] <gamax92> #lua return
"Hi" -- I don't know, how do you comment.
L328[05:40:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
Hi
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L330[05:41:32] <Inari> Sandra:
--comment
L331[05:41:43] <Sandra> yeah, I see.
L332[05:41:43] <Inari> --[[ multiline
comment ]]
L333[05:41:52] <Sandra> right.
L334[05:41:52] <Inari> usually people use
--[[ mutliline comment --]]
L335[05:42:16] <Sandra> what the hell is
up with this code.
L336[05:42:18] <gamax92> because then the
brackets are lined up
L337[05:42:47] <dangranos> --[[--
L338[05:42:49] <dangranos> --]]--
L339[05:42:51] <dangranos> :P
L340[05:42:54] <gamax92> .-. eww
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L343[05:43:17] <gamax92> no stabby
L344[05:43:49] <Sandra> LUA WHY YOU SO
BUG?
L345[05:44:11] <Inari> bug how
L346[05:44:47] <Sandra> seriously, I see
no problem with this code, but lua seems to randomly not be doing
the things.
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L348[05:48:50] <Sandra> is it cause I'm
running it from the event code and not my code?
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L353[05:49:32] <Sandra> apparently it
is.
L354[05:49:45] <Sandra> Sangar I have
bug.
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L356[05:50:17] <Sandra> I can't do crazy
things with event listeners.
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L363[05:51:50] <Sandra> well it's working
now but it's slow.
L364[05:52:15] <Inari>
"slow"?
L365[05:53:07] <Kodos> I believe Sanger's
asleep
L366[05:54:36] <Sandra> yeah.
L367[05:54:59] <Sandra> and hacky.
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L371[06:01:59] <Sandra> But hey it works
so cool.
L372[06:02:06] <gamax92> Lll
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L401[06:51:40] <Aedda> Wow
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L406[06:54:00] <Kodos|Zzz> Wish me luck,
folks. Tomorrow's my wife's spinal tap
L407[06:54:22] <Aedda> Good luck to both
of you Kodos|Zzz
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L409[06:55:56] <Aedda> Just remember to
take the whole lay flat for X time thing seriously.
L410[06:56:10] <ShadowKatStudios> I was
asked to fix a computer today
L411[06:56:12] <ShadowKatStudios> I get
home
L412[06:56:24] <ShadowKatStudios> Plug the
computer in, start it up
L413[06:56:33] <ShadowKatStudios> It works
fine.
L414[06:57:31] <Aedda> Maybe it is not
supposed to? Maybe the user got really mad and wanted it to die but
it will not die?
L415[06:58:01] <Sandra> Goodie, SBCS now
runs without problems.
L416[06:58:09] <Sandra> just need to write
modules for it.
L417[06:58:33] <Kodos|Zzz> If anyone sees
gamax92 or ds, ask them if the version 0.4.1-72 of OCL2 works with
current OC, and if not to drop a link for a working version in my
PM
L418[06:58:34] <DFrostedWang>
ShadowKatStudios: Was the issue that it would not start up?
L419[06:58:38] <DFrostedWang> Or that it
had shut off...?
L420[06:58:45] <DFrostedWang> Because if
it had shut off it could be a cooling issue.
L421[06:58:50] <Kodos|Zzz>
ShadowKatStudios, be sure to check the HDD for any goodies
L422[06:58:58] <ShadowKatStudios> Well, I
was just running MS flight sim on there
L423[06:59:03] <gamax92> Umm what
L424[06:59:18] <ShadowKatStudios> Doubt
it's cooling issues, there's some nice fans and the GPU has a nice
huge heatsink
L425[06:59:29] <Sandra> my computer has
cooling issues.
L426[06:59:31] <ShadowKatStudios> (and a
fan, of course)
L427[06:59:46] <gamax92> Kodos its on
1.4.3 ...
L428[07:00:12] <Kodos|Zzz> Your releases
tab says otherwise
L429[07:00:24] <Kodos|Zzz> Oh
L430[07:00:25] <Kodos|Zzz> derp
L431[07:00:27] <Kodos|Zzz> Didn't see the
readme
L432[07:00:33] <Hatsuse> govtosleep
L433[07:00:40] <Kodos|Zzz> Right
L434[07:00:42] <Kodos|Zzz> I have to be up
in 10 hours
L435[07:00:46] <gamax92> I need to clean
that up
L436[07:00:46] <Aedda> I had a videocard
die due to heat, cold room, tons of fans, big heatsink... the
thermal paste had pushed out from the chip leaving a pocket of air
x_x
L437[07:00:47] <Hatsuse> cooling
issues
L438[07:00:50] <Hatsuse> use semen
L439[07:00:55] <gamax92> yes
L440[07:01:00] <Hatsuse> Lel it actually
has
L441[07:01:11] <Sandra> TBH sbcs is
basically an OS.
L442[07:01:11] <Hatsuse> the best rating
in cpu coolants
L443[07:01:21] <gamax92> wot really?
L444[07:01:21] <Sandra> I could probably
convert it to be an OS.
L445[07:01:33] <Hatsuse> its about = to
thermal paste
L446[07:01:40] <Hatsuse> and or artic
wolf
L447[07:01:52] <Hatsuse> just gotta not
let it dry up
L448[07:01:58] <Sandra> SBCS = Sandra's
Base Control System fyi.
L449[07:02:04] <Hatsuse> This was
ofc
L450[07:02:09] <ShadowKatStudios> So this
guy is like 75
L451[07:02:11] <ShadowKatStudios> He
L452[07:02:16] <ShadowKatStudios> has
torrents on his computer.
L453[07:02:17] <Hatsuse> Science testing
on a forum
L454[07:02:19] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
impressed.
L455[07:02:39] <Hatsuse> you are impressed
he has torrents on his computer?!
L456[07:02:46] <Sandra> and he's 75.
L457[07:02:55] <Hatsuse> I have torrents
on my computer
L458[07:03:12] <Hatsuse> my grandma is 86
and she knows how to torrent
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L460[07:03:13] <Hatsuse> pls
L461[07:03:14] <ShadowKatStudios> Grats.
I'm impressed because this guy is 75 and knows how to torrent
L462[07:03:33] <Hatsuse> Its not like old
people "are out of the tech game"
L463[07:03:43] <gamax92> Or he got his
friends to do it
L464[07:03:46] <Hatsuse> This man could
have had Been one of the first coders
L465[07:03:47] <gamax92> Or children
L466[07:04:06] <Hatsuse> He could have
been coding Turing machines in the 70's!
L467[07:04:11] <ShadowKatStudios> Indeed,
but most of the people his age I know are afraid of torrents- hell,
they're afraid of facebook
L468[07:04:15] <Hatsuse> Why are you
surprised
L469[07:04:19] <Sandra> also github
suggested to me yolo-meme as a repo name.
L470[07:04:42] <gamax92> Github can
suggest names?
L471[07:04:45] <Hatsuse> Old people were
around during the tech era when it began
L472[07:04:47] <Sandra> yes.
L473[07:05:10] <Hatsuse> bill gates drinks
poop water
L474[07:05:18] <Hatsuse> he's that
rich
L475[07:05:30] <Hatsuse> he can turn poop
into water
L476[07:06:06] <ShadowKatStudios> So this
guy likes to pirate video editing programs.
L477[07:06:15] *
gamax92 gives Hatsuse an Atari 2600, a 6502 instructions sheet, and
a flash cart
L478[07:06:29] <gamax92> glhf
L479[07:06:40] <Sandra> I love how on this
computer I somehow get 30fps stable in minecraft. Fastcraft
<3
L480[07:06:40] <ShadowKatStudios> :D
6502
L481[07:06:42] <Hatsuse> what
L482[07:06:49] <Hatsuse> I have one of
those already
L483[07:06:52] <ShadowKatStudios> I knew
6502 machine code at one point
L484[07:06:54] *
DFrostedWang may also be interested in something something video
something
L485[07:07:02] <Hatsuse> Ive had an Atari
since I was 5
L486[07:07:04] <DFrostedWang> Video
Editing Programs are expensive D:
L487[07:07:08] <Hatsuse> pls and I'm only
16
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L489[07:07:18] <gamax92> Hatsuse: do you
still use it?
L490[07:07:22] <Hatsuse> yes!
L491[07:07:22] *
DFrostedWang is 17, owns an N64
L492[07:07:27] <DFrostedWang> 18 next
month
L493[07:07:33] <Hatsuse> oh mai
L494[07:07:51] *
ShadowKatStudios owns no consoles
L495[07:07:54] *
Sandra is 15 and owns no old consoles.
L496[07:07:54] <gamax92> buy a N64DD
L497[07:08:05] <Hatsuse> I have all the
game consoles
L498[07:08:05] <DFrostedWang> I don't play
on consoles anymore, but I own them
L499[07:08:09] *
ShadowKatStudios has a Dell PowerEdge 2550
L500[07:08:13] <DFrostedWang> considering
selling my PS3 'cause I literally never play on it
L501[07:08:15] <Hatsuse> from
1974-2015
L502[07:08:17] <Hatsuse> btw
L503[07:08:20] *
Sandra owns a broken ps2 and a wii and a ds somewhere.
L504[07:08:22] <DFrostedWang> I could use
money from it towards a graphics card upgrade
L505[07:08:24] *
gamax92 is not an alchoholic and owns a Wii
L506[07:08:34] <Hatsuse> guys
L507[07:08:42] *
DFrostedWang has never had an alcoholic drink in his
life
L508[07:08:43] <gamax92> Hi
L509[07:09:02] <Hatsuse> I ported windows
95 onto a n64 game cartidge
L510[07:09:12] <ShadowKatStudios> Sure you
did.
L511[07:09:16] <gamax92> Hah sure you
did
L512[07:09:16] <Sandra> did it run on a
n64?
L513[07:09:20] <Hatsuse> no
L514[07:09:21] <gamax92> no ...
L515[07:09:26] <Hatsuse> wtf is wrong with
you
L516[07:09:29] <Hatsuse> ofc it
didn't
L517[07:09:34] <DFrostedWang> D:
L518[07:09:37] <Hatsuse> I just put it on
it
L519[07:09:38] <Sandra> well then I don't
care.
L520[07:09:43] <Sandra> run it on a
n64.
L521[07:09:43] <DFrostedWang>
ohmygodmykeyboardismessedup D:
L522[07:09:49] <Hatsuse> Not
possible
L523[07:09:50] <gamax92> That isn't
porting
L524[07:09:56] <Hatsuse> graphics card to
old
L525[07:10:00] <DFrostedWang> Backspace
suddenly no longer pops back up
L526[07:10:01] <ShadowKatStudios> Hatsuse:
Port Windows NT 4.0 - it ran on MIPS IIRC
L527[07:10:14] <Hatsuse> slurping
noises
L528[07:10:16] <Sandra> that's not
porting, that's imaging.
L529[07:10:18] <DFrostedWang> Well, it
does... but not quite like it should
L530[07:10:20] <gamax92> Port a nes
emulator
L531[07:10:24] <Hatsuse> lel
L532[07:10:27] <DFrostedWang> It pops up,
but not all the way
L533[07:10:32] <DFrostedWang> so I don't
get my amazing MX Blue click
L534[07:10:33] <Hatsuse> who uses
emulators
L535[07:10:34] <DFrostedWang> D:
L536[07:10:37] <gamax92> I do
L537[07:10:39] <Hatsuse> That's just
L538[07:10:41] <DFrostedWang> It just
feels SO WRONG
L539[07:10:42] <Hatsuse> cheap
L540[07:10:52] <gamax92> yeah well fuck
you
L541[07:10:57] <Hatsuse> hey!
L542[07:11:04] <Hatsuse> Don't be a
dick
L543[07:11:09] <gamax92> I broke my ps2
but still have the discs
L544[07:11:13] <Sandra> okay, so what
modules should I make for SBCS.
L545[07:11:39] <gamax92> So ... play em on
computer is obviously next best soluu
L546[07:11:40] <Hatsuse> Jesus fuck you
are rude gamax92, Sorry to inform you but people have opinions on
things
L547[07:11:58] <Hatsuse> Computron games
are fun :3
L548[07:12:03] *
ShadowKatStudios sits back to watch
L549[07:12:12] <Hatsuse> although I broke
my laptop
L550[07:12:47] <Sandra> emulators are the
only way I could play any games.
L551[07:13:05] <ShadowKatStudios> I have a
patched copy of Pokemon White somewhere
L552[07:13:07] <Hatsuse> my skin
hurts
L553[07:13:12] <Sandra> I certainly
couldn't purchase them, not with my money.
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L555[07:13:31] <Hatsuse> sell your
soul
L556[07:13:35] <Hatsuse> to me
L557[07:13:37] <ShadowKatStudios> Which
NVIDIA driver for linux is the 220 part of?
L558[07:13:48] <Hatsuse> ill give you some
games
L559[07:13:51] <gamax92> My wii has a
nes,snes,genesis,sms,segacd,n64,c64,2600, ... emulator
L560[07:13:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Hatsuse:
Too late.
L561[07:14:08] <gamax92> <3 C64
L562[07:14:09] <ShadowKatStudios> No-one
here owns their soul.
L563[07:14:23] <Hatsuse> god dammit
L564[07:14:24] <ShadowKatStudios> Google
does.
L565[07:14:27] <SkySom> Well of course I
don't own it.
L566[07:14:27] <Hatsuse> Nuu
L567[07:14:30] <SkySom> I sold it years
ago
L568[07:14:42] <Sandra> Yeah, google owns
my soul.
L569[07:14:48] <gamax92> I sold it to
myself
L570[07:14:51] <Hatsuse> gazoogle*
L571[07:14:55] *
Sandra loves google products.
L572[07:14:59] <gamax92> Yes
L573[07:15:11] <Hatsuse> i sold my soul to
Gegus Grist our lord and saviour
L574[07:15:21] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh yay,
no driver change
L575[07:15:26] <Sandra> Anything google
brand I instantly love.
L576[07:15:29] <gamax92> I sold my soul to
Gaben
L577[07:15:32] *
SkySom also loves google products
L578[07:15:39] <Hatsuse> I also love
L579[07:15:43] <ShadowKatStudios> I ate my
soul.
L580[07:15:43] <gamax92> Me?
L581[07:15:47] <Hatsuse> attatching a
screen to my eye
L582[07:15:49] <Sandra> They make good
products.
L583[07:15:51] <gamax92> do you love
me?
L584[07:15:56] <Hatsuse> yes you too
gamax92
L585[07:15:59] <SkySom> I only wish they
would release an OS that was actually usable outside of internet
activities
L586[07:16:02] <gamax92> :D
L587[07:16:02] <Hatsuse> its mutual love
though
L588[07:16:02] <Sandra> Yes, I want a
google glass like yeah.
L589[07:16:13] <gamax92> Good enough
L590[07:16:14] <Hatsuse> I wish Google
wasn't shit
L591[07:16:21] <SkySom> Like a Googlized
Windows 8 with Android apps
L592[07:16:24] <SkySom> Would like
L593[07:16:41] <Hatsuse> I truly wish
Google did stuff productive
L594[07:16:48] <Sandra> SkySom: well, I
guess android is technically an OS that's usable outside of
internet.
L595[07:16:50] <Hatsuse> instead of taking
over youth
L596[07:16:57] <Sandra> Stfu
Hatsuse.
L597[07:17:05] <Hatsuse> and making the
planet filled with dead lifeless childreb
L598[07:17:16] <Hatsuse> /has
opinions/
L599[07:17:30] <Hatsuse> I'm sorry if I
offended your rights Sandra
L600[07:18:00] <Hatsuse> ren*
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L603[07:19:16] *
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L604[07:19:19] *
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L605[07:19:38] <SkySom> Instead of taking
over youth?
L606[07:19:42] <SkySom> Lolwut
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L609[07:20:41] <Hatsuse> shh my
child
L610[07:20:43] <Hatsuse> Shhh
L611[07:21:11] <gamax92> Ok Google, search
how not to be bullied for wearing Google Glass
L612[07:21:38] <Hatsuse> isn't
bullying
L613[07:21:43] <Hatsuse> It just looks
retarded
L614[07:21:53] <gamax92> lol yes
L615[07:21:54] <Sandra> yeah, I get
that.
L616[07:21:58] <Hatsuse> Why not have an
implanted chip
L617[07:22:06] <Sandra> it was never
designed as a consumer product.
L618[07:22:11] <Hatsuse> that scans images
over the surface of the eye
L619[07:22:20] <Hatsuse> so its not
noticable
L620[07:22:26] <gamax92> its designed for
what then?
L621[07:22:27] <Sandra> it was just a
prototype that people got mixed up with being a product.
L622[07:22:55] <Hatsuse> its designed for
porn
L623[07:22:59] <Hatsuse> that's all
L624[07:23:01] <SkySom> If only the
prototype wasn't so expensive.
L625[07:23:05] <gamax92> So if people wear
google glass, can others control it?
L626[07:23:07] <SkySom> I would have
bought the shit out of it.
L627[07:23:10] <SkySom> Yes.
L628[07:23:16] <SkySom> More than
likely.
L629[07:23:19] <SkySom> It's just like the
phones.
L630[07:23:35] <SkySom> If one person says
it, more than one phone will go off sometimes
L631[07:23:36] <Sandra> and also I've seen
good uses of it in industry and governmental fields.
L632[07:23:55] <gamax92> Note to self: say
"ok google" in a public setting
L633[07:24:32] <Hatsuse> what if my friend
had a Google glass and I said
L634[07:24:38] <Sandra> apparently it's
being used in parking ticketing in sydney.
L635[07:24:56] <Hatsuse> "Google
glass search" ( horrible stuf)
L636[07:25:09] <Sandra> ok glass, search
porn.
L637[07:25:46] <Hatsuse> Search results
found for
L638[07:25:57] <Hatsuse> Cats with bacon
taped to them
L639[07:26:10] <SkySom> gamax92, for real.
Like if I have my phone out. People in the area just have to say it
and my phone will go.
L640[07:26:21] <SkySom> Not everyone has
that set.
L641[07:26:47] <Sandra> my phone doesn't
support saying OK Google unless you're in the google app.
L642[07:27:08] <Hatsuse> my phone is
litterally a terminal access port
L643[07:27:42] <Sandra> what type of phone
is that?
L644[07:27:53] <Hatsuse> Galaxy S
L645[07:28:03] <Hatsuse> I deleted all
firmware and stuff
L646[07:28:05] <SkySom> My S5 supports it
from the lock screen if I want.
L647[07:28:13] <Hatsuse> stripped it clean
of everything
L648[07:28:19] <Sandra> why would you do
that?
L649[07:28:21] <SkySom> I set it so it can
only be done when my phone is unlocked.
L650[07:28:28] <Hatsuse> And just hooked
it up to my terminal
L651[07:28:37] <Hatsuse> So it can't get
hacked
L652[07:28:46] *
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L653[07:29:08] <Hatsuse> I have 7 ssh
tunnels layred across two VPS so I'm pretty safe for now I
think
L654[07:29:10] <Hatsuse> maybe
L655[07:29:23] *
Hatsuse stares at Sandra
L656[07:29:38] <ShadowKatStudios>
>can't be hacked
L657[07:29:51] <ShadowKatStudios> It can,
it might take a while though.
L658[07:30:14] <Hatsuse> ye
L659[07:30:16] <SkySom> Won't be hacked
would be better.
L660[07:30:28] <SkySom> As it sounds like
effort > target value
L661[07:30:29] *
Sandra doesn't care if people hack her at all.
L662[07:30:33] <ShadowKatStudios> Most
likley will not be hacked this year
L663[07:30:45] <Hatsuse> well
L664[07:30:45] <Sandra> what do I have to
hide? nothing is what.
L665[07:30:54] <Hatsuse> Your email
adresses
L666[07:30:58] <Hatsuse> family info
L667[07:31:11] <ShadowKatStudios> That
info is on the internet anyway
L668[07:31:13] <Hatsuse> moms credit info
through a recent email you sent to her
L669[07:31:18] <Sandra> is any of that
stuff stuff that I don't want people to see?
L670[07:31:45] <Hatsuse> you are doxxed
and your house is burned down by a pyromaniac hacker
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L672[07:31:51] <Hatsuse> like that?
L673[07:32:46] <gamax92> do you also live
in a bomb shelter?
L674[07:32:58] <Hatsuse> nah
L675[07:33:08] <Hatsuse> I'm just very
secure
L676[07:33:10] <gamax92> Incase of a
hacker with explosives?
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L678[07:33:27] <Hatsuse> What if you are
kidnapped
L679[07:33:29] <Hatsuse> and forced
L680[07:33:35] <Hatsuse> to drink liquid
cake
L681[07:33:36] *
SkySom grabs some popcorn
L682[07:33:37] <Hatsuse> :0
L683[07:33:42] <Kodos|Zzz> gamax92, wife
couldn't sleep, quick tutorial on OCL2 please? =D
L684[07:34:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
Liquid... cake..?
L685[07:34:02] <ShadowKatStudios>
LIES.
L686[07:34:05] <Hatsuse> wif
L687[07:34:08] <ShadowKatStudios> LIQUID
LIE.
L688[07:34:15] <Hatsuse> waifu
L689[07:34:20] <gamax92>
gpu=component.ocl_gpu
L690[07:34:20] <Hatsuse> wifi
L691[07:34:23] <gamax92> gpu
L692[07:34:31] <gamax92> Oh wait ...
L693[07:35:07] <gamax92>
gpu.setColor(255,0,127)
L694[07:35:22] <gamax92>
gpu.line(0,0,31,31)
L695[07:35:57] <gamax92> There you've
drawn a line
L696[07:35:58] <Kodos|Zzz> How do I do one
of those fancy spinning boxes I saw on a tablet
L697[07:36:07] <Kodos|Zzz> In a picture
once
L698[07:37:10] <gamax92> oh well you write
a 3D engine and a lighting engine and have it draw triangles
L699[07:38:06] <Hatsuse> triangles
L700[07:38:13] <Hatsuse> the god of
geometry
L701[07:38:44] <Kodos|Zzz> k
L702[07:38:45] <gamax92> also ovals are
broken I don't recommended using them
L703[07:39:11] <gamax92> the draw thread
may randomly crash as well
L704[07:39:36] <gamax92> Uhh and you may
completely crash due to unknown packet issues
L705[07:39:54] <gamax92> glhf
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L712[08:00:20] <Kodos|Zzz> gamax92, also I
don't need a 3D or lighting engine, just shade the triangles
differently to simulate lighting
L713[08:07:54] <dangranos> what is this
counter on the tree?
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L717[08:23:59] <Kodos|Zzz> RF meter, from
Zetta Industries
L718[08:24:17] <Kodos|Zzz> Tracks RF/t
throughput and how much energy has transferred
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L720[08:30:09] <Sandra> How would I go
about loading a whole file from the filesystem component?
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L723[08:32:37] <Timmy94> good morning at
all :)
L724[08:34:34] <ShadowKatStudios>
Evening.
L725[08:35:09] <Timmy94> In germany it is
09:35 am xD
L726[08:35:28] <ShadowKatStudios> In
Australia my computer's clock is wrong.
L727[08:36:26] <Timmy94> i hate the
timezones
L728[08:36:50] <Timmy94> one planet: one
clocktime
L729[08:37:56] <Sandra> but then the
clocktimes won't match up to the sun.
L730[08:38:11] <ShadowKatStudios> We could
always just use GMT
L731[08:38:17] <Sandra> yeah, we
could.
L732[08:38:31] <ShadowKatStudios> I have a
GMT clock and a localtime clock in my Linux
L733[08:39:16] <Sandra> well, I'm trying
to convert my new OpenOS program into an OS.
L734[08:39:20] <Sandra> not working very
well.
L735[08:39:34] <Sandra> :P
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L744[09:14:52] <ShadowKatStudios> Okay, I
can see the issue the guy was having- the GPU's default fan speed
is 1% and when doing 3D it gets hot fast
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L754[09:51:29] <Kubuxu_> While reading
through OC's code one can discovere so many puns. Like:
LessUselessOpenALException.
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L757[09:53:59] <Lumien> Did somebody ever
get this issue while building while using the oc api?
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L760[10:00:47] <ShadowKatStudios> So this
GT 220 has made my system very unstable.
L761[10:01:06] <ShadowKatStudios> Freezes.
X stops responding...
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L770[10:47:04] <dangranos> sks, latest
nvidia drivers broke config .-.
L771[10:47:11] <dangranos>
*autoconfig
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L780[11:32:55] <Ir7_o> issues with the
forums again?
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L782[11:45:20] <Cinder> Greetings
L783[11:48:26] <Ir7_o> issues with the
forums again?
L784[11:48:46] <Cinder> Huh? Dunno
L785[11:48:54] <Cinder> Yep.
L786[11:49:03] <Cinder> Database
error.
L787[11:49:19] <Ir7_o> hmm
L788[11:49:21] <Cinder> I didn't log on to
complain about that, I just log on here normally now o_O
L789[11:49:29] <Ir7_o> do you know how
long it has been like that?
L790[11:49:37] <Ir7_o> i know
L791[11:49:47] <Ir7_o> i asked before you
joined
L792[11:49:51] <Ir7_o> and no-one
replied
L793[11:50:02] <Cinder> Don't know, maybe
an hour or two?
L794[11:50:08] <Cinder> I only just woke
up
L795[11:51:57] <Cinder> Ir7_o: I know your
pain, I really do
L796[11:52:23] <Ir7_o> ok
L797[11:52:36] <Ir7_o> my hosting company
removed the old harddrive
L798[11:52:57] <Ir7_o> i recovered
everything i needed from it
L799[11:52:57] <Ir7_o> but it seems like
since they removed it, it killed mysql
L800[11:53:05] <Ir7_o> but the mysql
service is running no-worries
L801[11:54:19] <dangranos> um
L802[11:54:25] <dangranos> how its killed
but running?
L803[11:54:32] <Cinder> Reboot?
L804[11:54:43] <Cinder> Honestly it's the
first thing I try
L805[11:54:46] <dangranos> i dont think
its windows or kernel/drivers update
L806[11:54:55] <Cinder> then I check the
logs, see what's up
L807[11:55:12] <Cinder> after that I check
configs in case I had magic numbers, as well as /etc/fstab.
L808[11:55:27] <Ir7_o> i rebooted
L809[11:55:28] <Cinder> using /dev/sdx for
/etc/fstab is a bad idea
L810[11:55:34] <Cinder> or is the server
running Windows?
L811[11:55:35] <dangranos> whole system
died?
L812[11:55:43] <Ir7_o> linux
L813[11:55:46] <Ir7_o> centos 6.5
L814[11:55:46] <dangranos> Cinder, i
agree
L815[11:55:59] *
dangranos checks his fstab
L816[11:56:15] <dangranos> all fine, its
UUID
L817[11:56:23] <Ir7_o> i belive mysql
cannot read from the files (perms issue)
L818[11:56:33] <Ir7_o> ill export the
database and re-import it again
L819[11:56:39] <Ir7_o> that should default
them
L820[11:56:39] <Cinder> just chmod/chown
then
L821[11:56:48] <Ir7_o> i dont know what
they should be
L822[11:56:58] <Cinder> check what user
MySQL is running as
L823[11:57:25] <Ir7_o> mysql is running as
mysql
L824[11:57:28] <Ir7_o> its own user
L825[11:57:37] <Cinder> so set the owner
of the database to mysql
L826[11:57:54] <Cinder> or alter the
permissions so that it can be read and written by mysql
L827[11:58:02] <Ir7_o> i see.
L828[11:58:26] <Cinder> just to make sure,
run ps aux | grep mysql
L829[11:58:57] <Cinder> wait hang on
that's the wrong command
L830[11:59:21] <Cinder> wait no it's
right
L831[11:59:21] <Cinder> derp
L832[11:59:36] <Ir7_o> my fstab is
fine
L833[11:59:43] <Ir7_o> the old harddrive
is unmounted
L834[11:59:53] <Sandra> why not use
/dev/sdx for /etc/fstab?
L835[12:00:36] <Cinder> because putting
UUIDs in the fstab file guarantees if some crazy thing happened and
/dev/sdx got shuffled, all of your mountpoints are still
correct.
L836[12:00:53] <Sandra> ah, right.
L837[12:01:10] <Sandra> approximately when
does /dev/sdx get shuffled?
L838[12:01:23] <Ir7_o> lol found the
error
L839[12:01:29] <Cinder> whenever you add a
hard-disk and have to unplug everything
L840[12:01:35] <Ir7_o> our sessions arent
found in the database in the sessions table
L841[12:01:36] <Cinder> Ir7_o: Enlighten
us
L842[12:01:40] <Ir7_o> so ill clear the
sessions table
L843[12:01:45] <Ir7_o> and we should all
be good
L844[12:01:50] <Ir7_o> you'll need to
relog
L845[12:01:51] <Cinder> That works
L846[12:02:11] <Cinder> everyone will have
to log in again but hey, at least it doesn't cause the MySQL driver
to flip a shit
L847[12:02:26] <Ir7_o> yeah lol
L848[12:04:31] <Ir7_o> fixed
L849[12:05:13] <Ir7_o> just had to
truncate the sessions table
L850[12:05:27] <Ir7_o> sorry again
lol
L851[12:05:31] <Cinder> yay
L852[12:05:37] <Cinder> ooh I'm still
logged in
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L856[12:07:27] <Ir7_o> lol ok
L857[12:08:16] <Ir7_o> add me on skype so
you can contact me quickly, just dont spam and make sure you say
you're from oc
L858[12:08:22] <Ir7_o> skype:
adamwatson0
L859[12:09:11] <Ir7_o> bye bye for
now
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L861[12:14:16] <dangranos> lol
L862[12:16:32] <Cinder> :P
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L867[12:42:23] <dangranos> !fail
L868[12:48:25] <Timmy94> can help me
anyone how can speak german. i don't know how i can explain my
problem in english
L869[12:49:27] <Cinder> Sangar: You're
German, right?
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L877[12:58:35] <Timmy94> so back
L878[12:58:43] <Timmy94> Router crashed
xD
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L897[14:53:20] <Sangar> o/
L898[14:58:02] <Cinder> o/
L899[15:08:03] <Kodos|Zzz> 5 hours
x.x
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L902[15:31:05] <vifino> Sangar: Do you
think #oc needs a lisp bot? :D
L903[15:31:42] <vifino> ( aka, I just made
one. Took hours. Like, 10 hours, just to get the basics running.
)
L904[15:32:00] <vifino> Well, okay. I
learned lisp in that 10 hours.
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L906[15:38:16] <asie> CSI: Cyber.
L907[15:38:27] <asie> Does CBS *really*
want to make a CSI show *specifically* about cyber crime?
L908[15:38:35] <asie> It's like they're
ASKING for worldwide internet atte... shit.
L909[15:38:47] <asie> I'm not sure if
their marketing team is really really stupid or really really smart
now
L910[15:40:06] <Sangar> vifino, if it's
functionality on a bot already in here i don't care, otherwise nah
:P
L911[15:40:47] <vifino> Hue :3
L912[15:40:58] <Sangar> asie, they just
want to show how evil all the foreign hackers are to keep people
scared! /conspiracy
L913[15:43:41] <asie> Sangar: I demand
CSI: OpenComputers
L914[15:44:12] <Sangar> heh
L915[15:44:35] <asie> anyway
L916[15:44:41] <asie> I'm slowly working
on a server network of two servers
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L918[15:45:54] <vifino> Before I can
connect my lisp bot I need to figure out how to connect to ssl
sockets ¬_¬
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L924[16:17:45] <Kodos|Zzz> Sangar, how
hard would it be to make an addon that would consist of a single
item that when rightclicked, would execute code pre-flashed onto an
EEPROM
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L926[16:18:42] <Sangar> hmm.
relatively?
L927[16:19:28] <Sangar> just that, not
that hard, but i honestly don't really see the point if there's no
way for it to interact with the "outside", and that part
can be tricky.
L928[16:19:49] <Kodos|Zzz> It would be
specifically a T2 Device, able to use wireless networking and
wireless redstone
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L930[16:20:18] <Kodos|Zzz> The idea
stemmed from needing a way to remotely shut off my friend's
monitors in his base, all at once
L931[16:20:29] <Cinder> EEPROM +
Button?
L932[16:20:30] <Vexatos> use BC gates and
wireless redstone :3
L933[16:20:41] <Kodos|Zzz> Vexatos, he'd
notice it
L934[16:20:43] <Kodos|Zzz> Though
L935[16:20:46] <Sangar> it might be easier
to just send a predefined wireless message then?
L936[16:20:47] <Cinder> Oh, Vexatos, just
the person I needed to see.
L937[16:20:51] <Cinder> I'd like to file a
bug report :P
L938[16:20:58] <Vexatos> Cinder, file
ahead
L939[16:21:03] <Kodos|Zzz> Actually, I
guess a Tablet would be more intuitive
L940[16:21:09] <Kodos|Zzz> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ No
workspace today then
L941[16:21:10] <Sangar> adding a proper
machine that has to be created, forced to terminate timely and so
on sounds like overkill
L942[16:21:18] <Kodos|Zzz> No no, not a
machine
L943[16:21:24] <Kodos|Zzz> Just a handheld
thing with a big red button
L944[16:21:25] <Cinder> in the song API,
when in multi mode the notes play twice as fast as in single mode,
single mode always plays them twice as slow.
L945[16:21:26] <Sangar> yes a machine
:P
L946[16:21:26] <Cinder> and
L947[16:21:32] <Sangar> you need a Machine
instance to run code
L948[16:21:40] <Cinder> the last note in a
pattern in multi mode always plays too early
L949[16:22:02] <Vexatos> Cinder, are you
sure you set the "Shortest" duration properly?
L950[16:22:11] <Cinder>
"Shortest" is the same for both cases
L951[16:22:40] <Cinder> and it's 0.012,
which is approx 120bpm at 4 notes per beat.
L952[16:23:04] <Cinder> I tried bumping it
to 0.05, to see if it was the minecraft tick acting weird
L953[16:23:12] <Cinder> but it still plays
half as slow in single mode
L954[16:23:49] <Vexatos> Default (so if
you just do song.play(table) or song.play(table, nil, true)) is
0.125
L955[16:23:56] <Vexatos> Which would equal
120bpm, roughly
L956[16:24:06] <Vexatos> and it's the
exact same speed for me in both cases
L957[16:24:10] <Vexatos> multi and single
mode
L958[16:25:29] <Cinder> weird
L960[16:25:44] <Vexatos> line 91 is single
mode
L961[16:25:56] <Vexatos> line 132 and 135
is multi mode
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L963[16:27:35] <Kodos|Hosp> Welp, I'll be
back in like 10 hours
L964[16:27:48] <dangranos> hmm, can you
play music with beeps?
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L966[16:27:56] <Cinder> Vexatos: How many
notes per bar is that?
L967[16:28:03] <Cinder> I mean, quarter
notes.
L968[16:28:09] <Vexatos> What do you
mean?
L969[16:28:22] <Vexatos> dangranos, we are
talking about that right now
L970[16:28:46] <Cinder> I'm trying to play
this Midi that I hand-converted, the BPM of the midi is 120 and
almost entirely consists of 1/4 notes at 4/4
L971[16:28:50] <dangranos> i mean
"poor mp3" quality music at least
L972[16:29:05] <Kodos|Hosp> dangranos, use
the tape drive
L973[16:29:42] <Vexatos> Cinder, if you do
120 BPM, that means a quarter is 0.5 seconds
L974[16:29:47] <Vexatos> shortest is 0.125
by default
L975[16:29:54] <Vexatos> so you will need
note_4
L976[16:29:58] <Vexatos> for
quarters
L977[16:29:59] <dangranos> um
L978[16:30:07] <Cinder> My maths is still
wrong
L979[16:30:07] <dangranos> but quarter is
0.25, isnt it?
L980[16:30:13] <Cinder> I mean
L981[16:30:16] <Vexatos> Ah right, it
is
L982[16:30:16] <Cinder> my maths is
wrong
L983[16:30:17] <Vexatos> derp
L984[16:30:20] <Vexatos> you need to do
-note
L985[16:30:25] <Vexatos> or note_2
L986[16:30:35] <dangranos> damn, this
piano is dusty
L987[16:30:36] <Cinder> -node plays it for
half the time, right?
L988[16:30:39] <Vexatos> double
L989[16:30:44] <Cinder> oh
L990[16:30:48] <Vexatos> the time you set
is always the shortest possible
L991[16:30:55] <Vexatos> which is why it's
called "shortest"
L992[16:31:08] <Vexatos> "note"
is that time
L993[16:31:12] <Vexatos> "-note"
is that time *2
L994[16:31:19] <Vexatos>
"note_x" is that time *x
L995[16:31:31] <Vexatos> "P_x"
is a pause with length of that time *x
L996[16:31:38] <Vexatos> that's all the
syntax
L997[16:31:48] <dangranos> you can play
"y" axis not on 0,0, right?
L998[16:32:02] <dangranos> damn
L999[16:32:04] <dangranos> *write
L1000[16:32:06] <dangranos> *draw
L1001[16:32:08] <dangranos>
whatever
L1002[16:32:13] <Cinder> 1 based
L1003[16:32:27] <Cinder> all arrays in CC
are 1 based, some of the addons use 0 based though
L1004[16:32:40] <dangranos> i was talking
about simbple math graphs (like y=x^2 simple)
L1005[16:33:32] <Cinder> hmm
L1006[16:33:32] <Vexatos> Everything in
computronics is based on 1
L1007[16:33:59] <Vexatos> Cinder, is your
bug report still valid?
L1008[16:34:02] <Cinder> okay so, even
the sheet music agrees with me that each note is 1/4 note, but at
120bpm it still plays slow
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L1010[16:34:16] <Cinder> Well yes because
in multi mode the last note still plays too quickly.
L1012[16:34:28] <Vexatos> Those two
songs
L1013[16:34:33] <Vexatos> same song
L1014[16:34:40] <Vexatos> first one in
single, second one in multi mode
L1015[16:34:44] <Vexatos> are they the
same speed or not?
L1016[16:35:02] <Vexatos> (If you don't
want to listen to the whole song, shutdown your computer)
L1017[16:35:21] <Vexatos> And what do you
mean with "too quickly", do you mean too early or the
note is too short?
L1018[16:35:42] <Cinder> uhm, wait hang
on.
L1019[16:35:55] <Cinder> multi at 0.0125
plays faster than single at 0.0125 somehow
L1020[16:36:04] <Cinder> One sec,
testing
L1021[16:37:15] <Cinder> the final note
triggers too early
L1022[16:37:51] <Vexatos> But it's no
different to any other note
L1023[16:37:54] <Vexatos> in
insertion
L1024[16:38:05] <Vexatos> also, Cinder,
0.0125 won't work
L1025[16:38:15] <Vexatos> you can only go
by .05 values
L1026[16:38:24] <Cinder> I know, but
somehow it IS working
L1027[16:38:31] <Cinder> let me record
this and gist my test cases
L1028[16:38:34] <Vexatos> so .125
actually is .13
L1029[16:38:38] <Vexatos> but noone will
notice :3
L1031[16:40:31] <Cinder> those are my
test cases
L1032[16:40:51] <Cinder> multi runs at
approximately the right speed (if not faster)
L1033[16:40:55] <Cinder> single runs way
slower
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L1035[16:41:03] <Vexatos> Try a more sane
speed
L1036[16:41:06] <Vexatos> try the
default
L1037[16:41:08] <Vexatos> i.e. use
nil
L1038[16:41:12] <Vexatos> instead of a
number
L1039[16:41:30] <Cinder> Both of them run
at the same speed, however the final note still triggers early in
multi mode
L1040[16:41:38] <Cinder> final note *on
both patters
L1041[16:42:12] <Vexatos> try using
nil
L1042[16:42:14] <Vexatos> just try
L1043[16:42:51] <Cinder> I did
L1044[16:42:55] <Vexatos> Hmmm
L1045[16:42:58] <Cinder> they both run at
the same speed if nil is used
L1046[16:43:12] <Cinder> however, if an
insanely low value is used, it triggers faster in multi mode
L1047[16:43:13] <Cinder> way faster
L1048[16:43:13] <Vexatos> wait,
actually
L1049[16:43:17] <Vexatos> I might just
have fixed it
L1050[16:43:22] <Vexatos> hold on
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L1054[16:44:49] <Vexaton> Sorry, usual
IRC client crash, I have missed everything after
<Vexatos> Cinder,
could you "oppm update song"
L1055[16:44:50] <Cinder> also, this might
just be an OC thing, but if A#5 and A#6 are both triggered, it only
triggers A#5
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L1058[16:45:06] <Cinder> I didn't see
that
L1059[16:45:20] <Vexatos> Ah, Okay,
Cinder, re-download the song API
L1060[16:45:26] <Vexatos> or update it
via OPPM
L1061[16:45:32] <Vexatos> I might just
have fixed it
L1062[16:45:32] <Cinder> done
L1063[16:46:10] <Cinder> Which bug were
you fixing?
L1064[16:46:10] <vifino> Hmm. Doesn't
everyone love polish notation? ;)
L1065[16:46:26] <Cinder> the note
triggering late or the thing going super insane fast?
L1066[16:46:30] <Vexatos> Cinder, the one
with the last note
L1067[16:46:40] <Vexatos>
super-insane-fast is your fault entirely
L1068[16:46:52] <Vexatos> because you set
"shortest" far too low
L1069[16:48:18] <Cinder> Also, the early
triggering was fixed however the triggering of the last note is out
of sync
L1070[16:48:32] <Vexatos> what
L1071[16:48:37] <Vexatos> Doesn't make
sense
L1072[16:48:43] <Cinder> so the F4 in
noteList[1] triggers before the F5 in noteList[2]
L1073[16:48:55] <Cinder> but only by a
fraction of a second, so they're out of phase
L1074[16:49:04] <Cinder> scratch that,
reverse it/
L1075[16:49:11] <Vexatos> ...
L1076[16:49:13] <Vexatos> .........
L1077[16:49:30] <Vexatos> Cinder, again,
the beep card doesn't support speed this low
L1078[16:49:46] <Cinder> one sec
L1079[16:49:50] <Cinder> let me record
this
L1080[16:50:07] <Vexatos> With speed set
to "nil", Cinder
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L1082[16:50:15] <Cinder> because if this
"speed demon" bug is in core OC then I'm going to exploit
the living **** out of it
L1083[16:50:26] <Vexatos> Cinder,
no
L1084[16:50:40] <Vexatos> I won't support
anything if you set the speed this low
L1085[16:50:48] <Vexatos> I'd rather make
it error
L1086[16:50:51] <Vexatos> at such a low
speed
L1087[16:51:02] <Cinder> I'm not trying
to argue o-o
L1088[16:51:14] <Cinder> I just want an
explanation as to why A runs faster than B
L1089[16:51:17] <Vexatos> which speed are
you using right now
L1090[16:51:22] <Cinder> nil
L1091[16:51:24] <Vexatos> Okay
L1092[16:51:50] <Cinder> which is still
too slow for this song, the 1/4 notes are running at about
0.5
L1093[16:52:10] <Cinder> nil != 120bpm,
it might equal 120npm, but not bpm
L1094[16:52:46] <Vexatos> if you set nil,
then the shorest note is a 1/16 note
L1095[16:52:49] <Vexatos> err 1/8
L1096[16:53:03] <Vexatos> @120 bpm
L1097[16:53:22] <Cinder> at 0.05 speed
the "bug" manifests itself as well
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L1099[16:53:53] <Cinder> I'm going to
record this because I still have no idea if this is OC, the song
API, or Computronics at fault.
L1100[16:55:30] <Vexatos> No wait, 0.125
should be 1/16
L1101[16:55:33] <Vexatos> and it is for
me
L1102[16:55:36] <Vexatos> I just
checked
L1103[16:56:34] <Cinder> I updated my
gist to be the values used in the video
L1104[16:56:45] <Cinder> 0.125 is 1/8th
of a second
L1105[16:57:36] <Vexatos> 0.05,
seriously
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L1107[16:57:54] <Vexatos> You have 0.05
in that gist, Cinder
L1108[16:57:58] <Vexatos> not 0.125
L1109[16:58:14] <Cinder> yes, watch the
video.
L1111[16:58:14] -Kibibyte- [Cinder] Beep Card
glitch? | by neiltreebird | 22s | 56s ago | 2 views | Rated:
-1.00/5.00
L1112[16:58:16] <Vexatos> Cinder, yes, it
is, but a 1/16 note
L1113[16:58:21] <Vexatos> @120 bpm
L1114[16:58:28] <Vexatos> as 1 beat is
0.5
L1115[16:59:10] <Cinder> I don't know,
all I know is that at default, it's running too slow even though A:
the sheet music says quarter noted and B: the sheet music says 125
bpm
L1116[16:59:23] <Vexatos> then the sheet
is wrong
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L1118[16:59:45] <Vexatos> a quarter @ 120
bpm is exactly 0.5 seconds
L1119[16:59:47] <Cinder> just look at the
video and tell me what's up, the one running in multi (test), is
running closer to what it should be
L1120[17:00:06] <Vexatos> So that's at
0.05 being the shortest?
L1121[17:00:36] <Vexatos> Cinder, ^
L1122[17:00:44] <Cinder> both of them are
set to 0.05
L1123[17:00:59] <Cinder> and test is
running at least twice as fast as single in that case.
L1124[17:01:06] <Cinder> test being
multi.lua in my gist
L1125[17:01:24] <Vexatos> Cinder, try
single.lua, but wrap it in another table and use the multi
mode
L1126[17:01:33] <Vexatos> i.e. play with
multi mode, but only having 1 channel used
L1127[17:01:45] <Vexatos> So I can see if
it's a bug with single mode
L1128[17:01:47] <Cinder> when I do that,
it goes to the same speed as multi
L1129[17:01:59] <Vexatos> Aha
L1130[17:02:00] <Cinder> i.e.
2fast2quick
L1131[17:02:09] <Vexatos> Cinder, then it
is most likely computer.beep
L1132[17:02:18] <Cinder> however, when I
set the speed to 0.06, they start playing at exactly the same speed
again
L1133[17:02:40] <Vexatos> Cinder, Yes, I
know why
L1134[17:02:53] <Cinder> Because
computer.beep() is doing weird things?
L1135[17:03:02] <Vexatos> No,
computer.beep is run on the server thread
L1136[17:03:07] <Vexatos> meaning you can
only call it once per tick
L1137[17:03:10] <Vexatos> and 0.05 is one
tick
L1138[17:03:20] <Vexatos> so it takes
0.05 for the beep alone
L1139[17:03:25] <Vexatos> plus some time
for the program itself to run
L1140[17:03:30] <Vexatos> the beep card
is instant
L1141[17:03:59] <Cinder> but I do have a
beep card installed.
L1142[17:04:10] <Vexatos> Yes, but single
mode still uses computer.beep
L1143[17:04:16] <Cinder> hmmm
ooohhhhh
L1144[17:04:41] <Vexatos> Cinder, let me
try something
L1145[17:04:44] <Vexatos> optimizing
single mode
L1146[17:04:50] <Cinder> okay
L1147[17:05:53] <Cinder> Also, any idea
why it sounds like the higher notes aren't triggering in
multi.lua?
L1148[17:06:13] <Cinder> it's not
dependant on the time, it still happens when nil is set to the
minimum.
L1149[17:11:31] <Vexatos> That's
definitely not my fault
L1150[17:11:43] <Cinder> Thought
so.
L1151[17:11:46] <Cinder> oh. OH
L1152[17:11:53] <Vexatos> I use Sangar's
beep code
L1153[17:11:57] <Vexatos> for the
audio
L1154[17:12:06] <Cinder> Mmhm
L1155[17:12:14] <Cinder> I know, I had
him fix it :x
L1156[17:12:28] <Cinder> Also, I think I
just got your maths finally.
L1157[17:12:32] <Cinder> 0.125 is
120bpm
L1158[17:12:43] <Vexatos> I know
L1159[17:12:47] <gamax92> Vexatos: err
whats going on?
L1160[17:12:47] <Vexatos> Who would have
guessed
L1161[17:12:48] <Cinder> and each note
passed to the song library is considered a FULL NOTE.
L1162[17:12:53] *
gamax92 just connected to bouncer
L1163[17:12:54] <Vexatos> Yes
L1164[17:12:55] <Cinder> I'm stupid
L1165[17:12:58] <Vexatos> Of course it
is
L1166[17:13:27] <Cinder> so 1/4 note
should be a minimum of 0.03
L1167[17:13:32] <Cinder> that makes a lot
of sense.
L1168[17:13:38] ***
SKS-Away is now known as ShadowKatStudios
L1169[17:14:11] <ShadowKatStudios> So
I've underclocked the 220GT, hopefully it'll be a bit more
stable.
L1170[17:14:30] ***
Fairy is now known as Daiyousei
L1171[17:14:47] <Cinder> Vexatos: Sorry
for driving you around the block there, I was thinking each note
passed to the song api was a quarter note :x
L1172[17:15:02] <Vexatos>
>______________________________________________________________
L1173[17:15:05] <Vexatos>
________________________________________________________________
L1174[17:15:06] <Vexatos>
_________________>
L1175[17:15:21] <Cinder> I haven't had my
coffee today
L1176[17:15:29] <gamax92> X
L1177[17:15:29] <gamax92> D
L1178[17:15:57] *
gamax92 gives Cinder some coffee
L1179[17:16:01] <gamax92> VEXATOAST
L1180[17:16:23] <Cinder> But yeah, if
someone can figure out what's causing the "speed demon"
bug with times in multi mode <= 0.05, I'd love to know so I can
exploit it for my tracer
L1181[17:16:25] <Cinder> *tracker
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L1183[17:17:02] <gamax92> Cinder: err
what is this bug?
L1184[17:17:29] <Cinder> the song API
that Vexatos behaves weirdly with speeds faster than a minecraft
tick for inexplicable reasons.
L1186[17:17:59] -Kibibyte- [Cinder] Beep Card
glitch? | by neiltreebird | 22s | 20m40s ago | 4 views | Rated:
-1.00/5.00
L1187[17:18:02] <Cinder> in case you
missed it
L1188[17:18:04] <Vexatos> >_>
L1189[17:18:07] <Vexatos> It is
obviously
L1190[17:18:11] <Vexatos> obvious*
L1191[17:18:18] <Vexatos> I can not work
for speeds faster than 1 tick
L1192[17:18:19] <Vexatos> it can't
L1193[17:18:25] <Vexatos> and it won't
ever be able to
L1194[17:18:32] <Cinder> ...so why is it
working for speeds faster than 1 tick?
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L1196[17:18:59] <Cinder> or, more
accurately, why is it running at 2x speed when the speed is < 1
tick?
L1197[17:19:01] <gamax92> I would watch
that video, except i have no earbuds
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L1199[17:21:14] <Cinder> wait
L1200[17:21:15] <Cinder> WAIT
L1201[17:21:21] <Cinder> I think I worked
it out.
L1202[17:21:34] <Cinder>
component.beep.beep() isn't blocking
L1203[17:22:06] <Cinder> so because of
how fast the multi mode runs, it can run component.beep.beep()
twice per tick, and for some reason that works.
L1204[17:22:15] <Vexatos> it
shouldn't
L1205[17:22:38] <gamax92> Vexatos: can we
get other types of wave forms?
L1206[17:22:59] <Cinder> gamax92: Not
just right now, that'd require a whole new mod
L1207[17:23:05] <Vexatos> gamax92, I am
just using Sangar's audio system
L1208[17:23:07] <gamax92> ... uhh
no.
L1209[17:23:17] <Vexatos> I cba to learn
how such audio works
L1210[17:23:27] <Vexatos> to make my own
system
L1211[17:23:29] <gamax92> You just take
Sangar's function, and switch out the math.signum(math.sin(angle))
with something ouse.
L1212[17:23:36] <gamax92> and presto!
different waveform
L1213[17:23:49] <Vexatos> sine wave would
get rid of the signum
L1214[17:23:51] <Vexatos> and
triangular?
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L1216[17:23:52] <Cinder> what Vexatos
means is that it's actually hooking into the compiled code and
using sangars function
L1217[17:23:59] <Vexatos> ^
L1218[17:23:59] <gamax92> Yes i
know.
L1219[17:24:08] <Vexatos> how would I do
a triangular wave :/
L1220[17:24:20] <Cinder> Counters.
L1221[17:24:21] <gamax92>
math.abs(angle/math.pi-1)*2-1
L1222[17:24:27] <gamax92> or that.
L1223[17:24:32] <Vexatos> also, how
should that be specified
L1224[17:24:36] <Vexatos> when you call
beep.beep
L1225[17:24:39] <gamax92> i dunno
L1226[17:24:50] *
gamax92 does it instead
L1227[17:24:51] <Negi> gamax92: Ew why
triangular waves ?
L1228[17:25:00] <gamax92> Negi: ask
Vexatos
L1229[17:25:06] <Cinder>
beep.beep(freqTable, wave)?
L1230[17:25:16] <Negi> Vexatos: Optional
number argument defaulting to the case of the sine ?
L1231[17:25:27] <Vexatos> It would
default to a square wave
L1232[17:25:33] <Cinder> I'd love to see
it in it's own card though, subtract it to four channels only but
add sawtooth and sin waves.
L1233[17:25:43] <gamax92> Cinder: oh so
exactly what im doing
L1234[17:25:49] <Vexatos> Okay, gamax
does it
L1235[17:25:50] <Vexatos> Yay
L1236[17:25:51] <gamax92> i gotta run,
gonna go paste a bunch of functions.
L1237[17:25:52] <Vexatos> No work
L1238[17:25:58] <Negi> gamax92 <3
Sound mods, I ship it.
L1239[17:26:10] <Vexatos> Cinder, I might
just have a) utterly broken or b) massively improved single
mode
L1240[17:26:12] <Vexatos> try it,
please
L1241[17:26:19] <Cinder>
downloading
L1242[17:26:19] <Vexatos> re-download the
API
L1243[17:26:21] <Vexatos> k
L1244[17:26:21] <gamax92> well that is if
hastebin loads
L1246[17:26:33] <gamax92> have fun or
not
L1247[17:26:34] <gamax92> bai
L1248[17:26:38] <Cinder> well, I would if
my reactor didn't spontaniously run out of power :U
L1249[17:26:47] <Cinder> there we
go
L1250[17:27:37] <Vexatos> does it still
work? :P
L1251[17:27:38] <Cinder> oppm update song
removed the entire package :U
L1252[17:27:41] <Negi> What I love with
OC is that it doesn't crash down the whole game when a peripheral
is not correctly registered.
L1253[17:27:51] <Cinder> song.lua is no
longer in /lib
L1254[17:28:00] <Vexatos> Cinder, the
package only consists of one file
L1255[17:28:03] <Vexatos> err what
L1256[17:28:10] <Vexatos> it should be in
/usr/lib
L1257[17:28:57] <Vexatos> hold on,
Cinder
L1258[17:29:01] <Vexatos> It's
broken
L1259[17:29:04] <Vexatos> I am just
fixing it
L1260[17:29:07] <Cinder> yeah
L1261[17:29:09] <Cinder>
/usr/lib/song.lua:89: ')' expected near '}'
L1262[17:30:00] <Vexatos> Fixed
L1263[17:30:06] <Vexatos> wait 20 seconds
before updating
L1264[17:30:10] <Vexatos> the github API
is slow
L1265[17:30:21] <Cinder> github
API?
L1266[17:30:24] <Cinder> you're not using
git?
L1267[17:30:36] <Vexatos> in OC...
L1268[17:30:38] <Cinder> oh
L1269[17:30:39] <Cinder> OH
L1270[17:30:44] <Negi> OOOH
L1271[17:30:48] <Vexatos> try downloading
now
L1272[17:30:51] <Cinder> Wow I didn't
think that updating things via OC was possible
L1273[17:31:05] <asie> Sangar: very
important request - a faster way of bundled card writing
L1274[17:31:11] <Vexatos> waaait
L1275[17:31:12] <Vexatos> still
derped
L1276[17:31:14] <asie> 16 ticks for a
full bundled wire change is badddd
L1277[17:31:16] <Vexatos> so many derps
todasy
L1278[17:31:19] <Vexatos> today*
L1279[17:31:34] <Cinder>
/usr/lib/song.lua:89: ')' expected near '}'
L1280[17:31:38] <Vexatos> Cinder, guess
how OPPM works
L1281[17:31:40] <Sangar> asie, you can
pass a table
L1282[17:31:44] <Kodos|Hosp> asie, you
could always PR in a fix, too
L1283[17:31:49] <Vexatos> Yes, I know,
Cinder
L1284[17:31:59] <Cinder> after
redownloading
L1285[17:32:11] <Kodos|Hosp> Also I
figured out how to remote control my PC from my phone =D
L1286[17:32:17] <Vexatos> Fixed,
Cinder
L1287[17:32:21] <Vexatos> wait 10
seconds
L1288[17:32:25] <Vexatos> and
re-download
L1289[17:32:38] <Vexatos> AAARGH
L1290[17:32:40] <Vexatos> still
wrong
L1291[17:32:47] *
Vexatos kicks himself
L1292[17:32:48] <Sangar> asie, something
like component.redstone.setBundledOutput(sides.back,
{[colors.red]=15, [colors.lime]=0}) should work iirc
L1293[17:32:53] <Vexatos> wtf am I doing
here
L1294[17:33:03] <Cinder> I'm going to go
get a cup of coffee while you derp for a while :U
L1295[17:33:07] <Cinder> brb
L1296[17:33:31] <Vexatos> NOW it is
fixed
L1298[17:33:49] <Vexatos> o.o
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L1300[17:35:29] <asie> Sangar: what about
reading?
L1301[17:35:47] <Sangar> reading is
direct, i.e. no delay
L1302[17:36:12] <asie> you sure?
L1304[17:36:13] -Kibibyte- [vifino] Disclosure
- You & Me feat. Eliza Doolittle (Flume Remix) | by
borisdeadboris | 4m46s | 47w0d ago | 9,30,559 views | Rated:
4.93/5.00
L1305[17:36:20] <Sangar> relatively?
>_>
L1306[17:36:23] <Sangar> lemme
check
L1307[17:36:25] <asie> also
L1308[17:36:27] <asie> yeah
L1309[17:36:31] <asie> we're debugging a
bundled cable program and it's slow
L1310[17:36:37] <asie> wait, nvm
L1311[17:36:40] <Sangar> yeah, get is
direct
L1312[17:36:43] <asie> yeah
L1313[17:36:45] <asie> sorry
L1314[17:37:03] <Sangar> np
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L1317[17:38:45] <Kodos|Hosp> Will have to
try and break besh when I get home from hospital
L1318[17:38:55] <Kodos|Hosp> Decided not
to bring netbook since Windows XP
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L1321[17:43:56] <Cinder> Am back
L1322[17:44:31] <Cinder> Vexatos: You
fixed it by adding an error, didn't you?
L1323[17:44:42] <Vexatos> Yep
L1324[17:44:44] <Vexatos> :3
L1325[17:44:51] <Cinder> You
bastard.
L1326[17:44:54] <Vexatos> also, I
massively improved single mode
L1327[17:44:55] <Vexatos> try it
L1328[17:45:01] <Cinder> I mean that in
the most loving and caring way
L1329[17:45:21] <Cinder> How is it
improved exactly?
L1330[17:47:46] <Cinder> did you just
make it more efficent?
L1331[17:49:04] <Cinder> or are you
passing it through the beep card?
L1332[17:49:12] ***
SKS-Away is now known as ShadowKatStudios
L1333[17:49:44] <ShadowKatStudios> Okay,
my clock and fan settings are now set on startup
L1334[17:49:50] <Cinder> also, adding an
error still doesn't make the problem go away, I'd absolutely love
to know what's causing the 2x speed boost bug
L1335[17:50:09] <Cinder> "Undefined
behavior" is defined behavior in this case.
L1336[17:50:19] <Cinder> ...I've been in
the demoscene for too long o-o
L1337[17:51:07] <Cinder> Vexatos?
L1338[17:51:15] <Vexatos> ...?
L1339[17:51:31] <Cinder> any ideas? or is
it just "Undefined behavior"?
L1340[17:51:37] <Vexatos> I should have
made it run a little faster
L1341[17:51:39] <Vexatos> the single
mode
L1342[17:51:42] <Cinder> oh okay
L1343[17:51:43] <Cinder> sweet
L1344[17:51:57] <Cinder> I am actually
noticing it's a little closer to real time
L1345[17:52:06] <Cinder> Vexatos, are you
using os.sleep() or something else?
L1346[17:52:17] <Cinder> stupid
question.
L1347[17:52:20] <Vexatos> in single mode?
Yes
L1348[17:53:13] <Cinder> ah okay.
L1349[17:53:40] <ShadowKatStudios> So I
can run Minecraft without the system falling down around me.
L1350[17:53:42] <ShadowKatStudios> That's
good.
L1351[17:54:14] <Cinder> Still no ideas
as to the 2x bug or am I barking up the wrong tree?
L1352[17:54:32] <Vexatos> Okay, Sangar:
This is my project
L1353[17:54:39] <Vexatos> Monkey Island
theme
L1354[17:54:42] <Vexatos> complete
L1355[17:54:46] <Vexatos> ;3
L1356[17:54:53] <Sangar> see you in a
month? :P
L1357[17:54:59] <Cinder> wait, I KNEW
that test sounded familiar!
L1358[17:57:17] <Cinder> Dammit
Vexatos
L1359[17:57:31] <Vexatos> Sangar, I
actually have the music shee
L1360[17:57:33] <Vexatos> sheet*
L1361[17:57:38] <Vexatos> And it will
sound AMAZINH
L1362[17:57:41] <Vexatos> AMAZING*
L1363[17:57:51] <Vexatos> and become the
OC advertisement jingle
L1364[17:57:59] <Sangar> :D
L1365[17:58:54] <Negi> Omge.
L1366[17:59:11] <Cinder> I'm trying to
figure out if my suspicion about the beep card is correct.
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L1369[18:01:42] <Cinder> yep!
L1370[18:01:45] <Cinder> I knew it.
L1371[18:01:51] <Cinder> and I'm going to
totally exploit that.
L1372[18:02:15] <Cinder> beep.beep()
immediately processes any data given to it whilst not discarding
the previous data.
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L1376[18:03:35] <Cinder> however, without
having os.sleep() to go on I'll have to cobble together some sort
of hackery-diggery system.
L1377[18:04:18] <Negi> Cinder: Useless
operations that actually use up a tick ?
L1378[18:05:23] <Vexatos> Cinder, it will
error
L1379[18:05:33] <Vexatos> if you call
beep.beep() too fast
L1380[18:05:38] <Vexatos> it will simply
use two more channels
L1381[18:05:51] <Vexatos> so once you
reach 8 channels, it'll error
L1382[18:06:26] <Vexatos> Sangar:
Shouldn't non-direct callbacks be called only once a tick?
L1383[18:06:56] <Sangar> by one computer?
yes.
L1384[18:07:23] <Sangar> if multiple
computers have access to it it may be called by each of them in a
single tick
L1385[18:08:02] <Vexatos> Of course
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L1388[18:16:03] <Cinder> soooooooo why
the super speed?
L1389[18:16:11] <Cinder> if that's the
case
L1390[18:17:24] <Cinder> Sangar?
Vexatos?
L1391[18:17:48] <Sangar> ?
L1392[18:18:07] <Sangar> fill me in, i
haven't read along
L1393[18:18:21] <ShadowKatStudios> GPU
config time
L1394[18:18:53] ***
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L1395[18:19:07] <Cinder> Basically
there's a "Bug" in Vexatos's song API, or the beep card,
still not entirely sure which
L1396[18:19:26] <Cinder> that will make a
song play at 2x speed if called with a minimum speed <0.05
L1397[18:21:27] <Cinder> Vexatos fixed it
by adding an error to the song API if minimum speed < 0.06
L1399[18:21:30] -Kibibyte- [Cinder] Beep Card
glitch? | by neiltreebird | 22s | 1h24m ago | 5 views | Rated:
-1.00/5.00
L1400[18:21:36] <Cinder> that's the song
without the error
L1401[18:22:28] <Sangar> as long as it's
not faster than one beep/tick it's most likely in the Lua
L1402[18:22:37] <Sangar> and it doesn't
sound like it is, so
L1403[18:23:10] <Cinder> The faster one
is the one I'm most interested in, personally.
L1404[18:23:48] <Sangar> what's you
script look like?
L1406[18:24:22] <Cinder> it's using
Vexatos's song API before he added an error to make it not
work.
L1407[18:24:28] <Cinder> and the
computronics beep card
L1408[18:24:37] <Sangar> :P
L1409[18:24:41] <Cinder> multi.lua
experiences the issue
L1410[18:24:50] <Cinder>
"issue"
L1411[18:24:59] <Cinder> more like
"amazing feature"
L1412[18:25:38] <Vexatos> Cinder, already
told you
L1413[18:25:47] <Vexatos> if it is called
more often than that
L1414[18:25:52] <Vexatos> it simply adds
more channels
L1415[18:25:53] <Vexatos> up to 8+
L1416[18:25:56] <Vexatos> then it'll
error
L1417[18:26:37] <Cinder> I see that, but
Sangar says it doesn't sound like there's more than 1 note per tick
on the faster one.
L1418[18:27:00] <Sangar> yes. sounds
like. i have no clue if it is or isn't :P
L1419[18:27:09] <Cinder> Hang on, busting
out audacity.
L1420[18:29:13] <Cinder> it's exactly
0.05 of a second.
L1421[18:29:22] <Cinder> however, there
is a 0.05 second rest.
L1422[18:29:32] <Cinder> if I set this up
to use 0.06 really quick...
L1423[18:30:13] <Sangar> that 0.05 pause
is most likely the tick the call is actually made in
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L1425[18:32:10] <Vexatos> Sangar, is
there a kind of creative geolyzer
L1426[18:32:11] <Cinder> the 0.06 indeed
triggers a note at 0.06 seconds
L1427[18:32:13] <Vexatos> without
noise?
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L1430[18:32:34] <Sangar> Vexatos,
nope
L1431[18:32:39] <Sangar> well
L1432[18:32:42] <Vexatos> Could you add
one? <3
L1433[18:32:43] <Sangar> debug card, get
block info :P
L1434[18:32:58] <Cinder> however...
L1435[18:33:06] <Cinder> there is a 0.120
second pause per note!
L1436[18:33:07] <ShadowKatStudios> So I
just got two steam achievements from using the EGVA GPU tuner:
Wrong Way (set a negative clock offset) and Max RPM's (Set 100%
fanspeed)
L1437[18:33:16] <Cinder> Vexatos?
L1438[18:33:25] <Sangar> Vexatos, out of
curiosity, what for?
L1439[18:33:31] <Vexatos> geo2holo
L1440[18:33:38] <Vexatos> want a nice
map
L1441[18:33:38] <Vexatos> :3
L1442[18:33:53] <Vexatos> Cinder, that's
most likely the Lua code being executed
L1443[18:33:57] <Sangar> improve
geo2holo, make it take a few samples :P
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L1445[18:34:26] <Cinder> It just seems
strange that it takes 0.120 seconds to execute when the default
minimum time is 0.120 seconds...
L1446[18:34:48] <Sangar> if you need >
5 samples, the default noise setting is probably too high >_>
(no i didn't do a lot of testing wrt to that)
L1447[18:35:20] <Cinder> That value is
mitigated to 0.05 when the smallest time taken is <0.05
L1448[18:35:42] <Cinder> 0.05*2 ~=
0.120
L1449[18:35:56] <Cinder> however, 0.06*2
== 0.120
L1450[18:35:58] <Cinder> weird.
L1451[18:36:39] <Cinder> So it isn't
Vexatos after all.
L1452[18:36:49] <Sangar> .120s or
.012s?
L1453[18:36:56] <Cinder> 0.120
L1454[18:37:20] <ShadowKatStudios> So
I've now underclocked my GPU on Windows, hopefully this will be
more stable- -125Mhz GPU clock, -60Mhz memory clock
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L1456[18:37:29] <Cinder> Single mode in
vexatos's code has 0.05 second notes and 0.120 second pauses.
L1457[18:37:41] <Sangar> then idk. the
default execution delay is 12ms, but then i guess that's not
it
L1458[18:37:41] <Cinder> multi mode has
0.05 second notes and 0.05 second pauses
L1459[18:38:26] <Cinder> Dangit.
L1460[18:38:32] <Cinder> ..wait,
execution delay?
L1461[18:38:33] <Vexatos> Sangar, is
there a way to cover cables?
L1462[18:38:35] <Sangar> well, the pauses
make sense if the notes are each triggered in the tick before
they're played, because, well, one tick to do the sync call
L1463[18:38:51] <Sangar> Vexatos, fmp,
im
L1464[18:38:59] <Vexatos> Nice
L1465[18:39:30] <Cinder> Sangar:
Execution delay?
L1466[18:39:55] <Cinder> Elaborate
L1467[18:39:56] <Sangar> Cinder, yeah,
see config
L1468[18:40:19] <Cinder> is that the
delay per instruction?
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L1470[18:41:48] <Sangar>
"instruction"? depends on your interpretation of that.
it's the delay of the schedule for a worker thread (i.e. when a
machine wants to resume its worker thread, that's the delay it
actually starts running after)
L1471[18:43:02] <Cinder> hmm
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L1473[18:43:19] <Cinder> okay I
guess.
L1475[18:47:42] <Sangar> ugh. i hate
those overdesigned guis. can't they just make them *practical*?
>_>
L1476[18:47:58] <Potato|KSP> But, the
shinny stuff
L1477[18:48:03] <Potato|KSP> and the
gizmos
L1478[18:48:08] <Sangar> uhuh
L1479[18:48:16] <Potato|KSP> it makes it
look cool
L1480[18:48:27] <Sangar> it makes it look
out of place :P
L1481[18:48:45] <Cinder> Sangar: if I
call os.sleep(0.06), is it rounded up to os.sleep(0.10)?
L1482[18:49:07] <Cinder> or is it rounded
down to 0.05?
L1483[18:49:19] <Sangar> i *think* it's
rounded down?
L1484[18:49:59] <Sangar> `ticksToPause =
math.max((seconds * 20).toInt, 0)` yeah, that should round
down.
L1485[18:50:33] <Potato|KSP> -.-
L1486[18:50:36] <Potato|KSP> I hate ESRB
stuff
L1487[18:50:54] <Potato|KSP> Yes, I
fucking know my game experence may change during online play
L1488[18:51:24] <Potato|KSP> /rant
L1489[18:51:48] <Cinder> Okay
thanks
L1490[18:52:11] <Sangar> brb, food
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L1492[18:56:16] <LordFokas> Potato|KSP,
that's not because they want to warn you, that's only so that angry
moms can't bitch at them
L1493[18:57:12] <Potato|KSP> >Angry
Moms bitching at Microsoft for their child playing MS Flight Sim X
multiplayer
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L1495[18:57:44] <ShadowKatStudios> I was
playing MS flight sim yesterday
L1496[18:57:49] <ShadowKatStudios> On a
"Dead" computer
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L1498[19:01:58] <dobegor> guys
L1499[19:02:00] <dobegor> need help
L1500[19:02:13] <dobegor> sometiems my
hard drives don't save it's state
L1501[19:02:21] <dobegor> i've written
some data
L1502[19:02:32] <LordFokas> Potato|FSX,
yes, for things like some 12 year old on the other side saying he
banged yo momma or griefing you 'till QQ if applicable.
L1503[19:02:35] <dobegor> then just
plugged off the server
L1504[19:02:50] <dobegor> then plugged it
in - and the data is somelike older!
L1505[19:02:52] <LordFokas> I don't know
because I never played Flight Sim
L1506[19:03:03] <dobegor> what's wrong
with that?
L1507[19:03:30] <LordFokas> but from a
legal point of view, they're all much better safe than sorry.
L1508[19:03:50] <dobegor> and how
'network' package work
L1509[19:03:55] <dobegor> with internet
card
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L1513[19:04:16] <dobegor> why don't my
hard drives persist (sometimes) ?
L1514[19:04:26] <dobegor> need help
badly, I can't figure it out :c
L1515[19:04:35] <LordFokas> it's better
to include a damned stamp on the game's box and loading screen than
having to pay the legal team extra hours to save your ass.
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L1517[19:11:25] <ShadowKatStudios> My
underclocking seems to have helped greatly- the game runs for more
than 20 seconds.
L1518[19:13:43] <Cinder> dobegor: do you
have the BufferChanges config option set to true?
L1519[19:16:02] <dobegor> Cinder: lemme
check
L1520[19:16:28] <dobegor>
bufferChanges=true
L1521[19:16:35] <dobegor> ok, I should
set it to false?
L1522[19:16:54] <Cinder> setting it to
false might help, just be careful when using the RAID block.
L1523[19:17:03] <dobegor> thanks
L1524[19:17:10] <dobegor> I won't use
RAID block cos it sucks
L1525[19:17:11] <dobegor> sorry
L1526[19:17:24] <dobegor> but RAID is
designed to be hot-swap :D
L1527[19:17:25] <Cinder> it shouldn't be
a problem in the first place, what that option does when set to
false is it forces OC to write changes to disk as soon as they
occur instead of whenever the world saves.
L1528[19:17:42] <dobegor> Yea thanks I
saw that in config
L1529[19:17:48] <Cinder> because
otherwise the LUA state would go out of sync if the server
crashed
L1530[19:17:51] <dobegor> config really
is informative
L1531[19:17:59] <Cinder> and then you'd
be SOL and need to reboot all your computers
L1532[19:18:10] <dobegor> one more
question
L1533[19:18:17] <Cinder> yes?
L1534[19:18:23] <dobegor> about 'network'
program included with OC
L1535[19:18:33] <dobegor> does it work
with internet cards?
L1536[19:18:39] <dobegor> i.e. ping real
world server
L1537[19:18:59] <dobegor> I couldn't get
it to work as mentioned
L1538[19:20:15] <Cinder> Not sure, never
used it
L1539[19:20:21] <Cinder> I think it works
with OC networks only
L1540[19:20:34] <dobegor> ok, seems
yes
L1541[19:21:01] <dobegor> and how can I
catch Ctrl+Alt+C event? (to prevent password bypass) and disable
autorun scripts?
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L1543[19:24:07] <Negi> dobegor: Signals
and OC Events don't work like CC events so I doubt that you can
catch something and prevent other programs from doing what they're
supposed to.
L1544[19:24:36] <Negi> I didn't code here
in a while, so I can't actually tell, but I think you can't really
prevent a termination.
L1545[19:24:43] <ShadowKatStudios>
dobegor: Re-write io.read to use computer.pullSignal
L1546[19:25:03] <ShadowKatStudios> Or
just drop the part that handles termination from the event
handler
L1547[19:25:25] <Negi> That can work,
tho. :I
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L1549[19:25:49] <dobegor>
ShadowKatStudios: is there any example?
L1550[19:26:00] <dobegor> for rewriting
io.read
L1551[19:26:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Uhm,
not really. My reccomendation is modify the event lib to only
terminate if a flag is set, and have it false by default with a
function to toggle it.
L1552[19:27:55] <Negi> Since the OS is
per-computer that's probably the best solution tho.
L1553[19:28:44] <ShadowKatStudios> I
wonder if I still have the code for crashing the FS driver using
symlinks...
L1554[19:30:07] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios
is a madman. I'm telling you, a madman.
L1555[19:30:20] <dobegor> And i have a
problem with screens
L1556[19:30:25] <dobegor> sometimes they
just go black
L1557[19:30:30] <dobegor> and never come
back
L1558[19:30:39] <dobegor> I can type
everything to shell via them though
L1559[19:30:47] <dobegor> same thing on
tablets
L1560[19:31:35] <Negi> dobegor: Try
sending the screen a redstone pulse.
L1561[19:32:05] <dobegor> that should
help?
L1562[19:32:13] <dobegor> can't reproduce
it right now
L1563[19:32:19] <dobegor> why does it
happen?
L1564[19:32:27] <dobegor> (i have
multi-block screen)
L1565[19:32:41] <dobegor> 3x2 tier 3 with
custom resolution
L1566[19:32:51] <Negi> I don't know.
That's why I'm asking you to do that. It could be just a bit of
code screwing up :I
L1567[19:33:24] <Negi> Lua code*
L1568[19:34:07] <dobegor> no code, brand
new machine :D
L1569[19:34:09] <dobegor> thanks
L1570[19:34:10] <Cinder> Sangar: How does
OpenComputers' audio engine deal with ticks higher than 50ms in
length?
L1571[19:34:40] <Negi>
ComputerIsPotatoException \o/
L1572[19:35:06] <dobegor>
ShadowKatStudios: can rewrite io.read at runtime or only by
modifing the lib?
L1573[19:35:26] <dobegor> cos I want
Ctrl+Alt+C to work everywhere except some code
L1574[19:35:51] <dobegor> (I don't want
someone to bypass password encrypted door with just
Ctrl+Alt+C)
L1575[19:37:13] <CompanionCube> dobegor,
you could always modify init.lua and replace the line that runs the
shell with one that runs your program
L1576[19:37:17] <CompanionCube> is
dangerous though
L1577[19:39:55] <dobegor> CompanionCube:
oh, Ctrl+Alt+C is part of the shell, not the whole OpenOS?
L1578[19:40:03] <dobegor> thanks!
L1579[19:40:05] <CompanionCube> dobegor,
dunno
L1580[19:40:13] <CompanionCube> but iirc
if the init.lua shell dies, it just restarts
L1581[19:40:37] <Sangar> Cinder, no
special handling, really. if the game lags, the sound will
lag
L1582[19:40:53]
zsh sets mode: +o on Caitlyn
L1583[19:41:02] <CompanionCube> so
Ctrl-Alt-C wouldn't have the desired effect
L1584[19:41:15] *
Ender promotes Caitlyn to the role of Channel Operator
status
L1585[19:41:19] <Cinder> Sangar: So it
doesn't buffer it at all?
L1586[19:41:33] <Sangar> different beeps?
no.
L1587[19:41:42] <dobegor> Is there any
databases for OC?
L1588[19:41:55] <dobegor> like the MySQL
peripheral for ComputerCraft
L1589[19:41:56] <Sangar> ctrl+alt+c is
implemented in the event lib
L1590[19:42:43] <dobegor> Sangar: but it
doesn't stop script which is run by autorun.lua, right?
L1591[19:43:15] <Sangar> autorun? well,
depends. as with any script, if it event.pulls/os.sleeps it will,
otherwise no.
L1592[19:43:24] <Caitlyn> o_O
L1593[19:43:25] <Caitlyn> woah
L1594[19:43:30] <Ender> Caitlyn, see my
pm
L1595[19:43:43] <Caitlyn> I did...
L1596[19:43:49] <Caitlyn> Thanks
^_^
L1597[19:43:53] *
Caitlyn goes ban crazy
L1598[19:43:55] <Caitlyn> :P
L1599[19:44:00] <Csstform> :3
L1600[19:44:08] <Ender> don't be an old
operator...
L1601[19:44:19] <Csstform> gamax92: you
still iterested in OCJam?
L1602[19:44:29] <Caitlyn> lol Ender
L1603[19:44:32] <Caitlyn> No worries
:p
L1604[19:44:41] <Caitlyn> Thanks
guys
L1605[19:45:09] <Ender> No problem
L1606[19:45:39] <Sangar> thanks in
advance for maintaining the right amount of (in)sanity in the
channel :P
L1607[19:45:49] <dobegor> Sangar:
thanks
L1608[19:46:05] <dobegor> Sangar: so
there is no ready database for Lua/OC?
L1609[19:46:28] <Sangar> not that i'm
aware of, but there are many things i'm not aware of ;)
L1611[19:46:50] <dobegor> I found
this
L1612[19:47:00] <dobegor> will it work
with OC implementation of Lua?
L1613[19:47:11] <dobegor> (native Lua
library works on my system)
L1614[19:47:46] <Sangar> there's no way
to dynamically load c lua libs at this point, so no
L1615[19:50:25] <dobegor> oh, it's
written in C
L1616[19:50:26] <dobegor> ok
L1617[19:50:35] <dobegor> but as server
owner
L1618[19:50:44] <dobegor> can I install
it to base image of OpenOS?
L1619[19:51:59] <Sangar> you'd kinda have
to compile it to oc's native lib... and change the code that sets
up lua states to load it... and then expose the lib to the
sandbox... soooo ;)
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L1622[19:54:03] <EEVV> hello
L1623[19:54:05] <EEVV> guts
L1624[19:54:05] <dobegor> Sangar: ok,
don't need it :D
L1625[19:54:08] <EEVV> i mean guys
L1626[19:54:18] <EEVV> how do i use the
term.clear()
L1627[19:54:18] *
Ender sits on EEVV
L1628[19:54:21] <EEVV> and the whole
api
L1629[19:54:28] <EEVV> because the wiki
is damn confusing
L1630[19:54:37] <EEVV> just moved from
cc
L1631[19:55:38] <Inari> ~w term
L1633[19:55:51] <EEVV> well
L1634[19:55:55] <EEVV> that link wasnt
helpful
L1635[19:56:02] <EEVV> because when i
type term.clear()
L1636[19:56:08] <EEVV> it shows red
text
L1638[19:56:52] <EEVV> i did a require
for the gpu
L1639[19:56:57] <EEVV> so i guess thats
not it
L1640[19:57:05] <EEVV> also, is making
tables the same as with cc
L1641[19:57:18] <EEVV> where as you do
local myTable = {}
L1642[19:58:02] <Cinder> EEVV: That's
standard lua so yes
L1643[19:58:16] <EEVV> ok
L1644[19:58:16] <Cinder> to include the
terminal API just do local term = require("term")
L1645[19:58:23] <EEVV> ohh thanks
L1646[19:58:27] <EEVV> i did something
else
L1647[19:58:28] <Cinder> and then after
that you cna do term.clear()
L1648[19:59:42] <EEVV> i noticed open
computers needs some more thing
L1649[19:59:43] <EEVV> things
L1650[19:59:48] <EEVV> like require
apis
L1651[19:59:51] <EEVV> why?
L1652[19:59:58] <EEVV> Its so
pointless
L1653[20:00:03] <dobegor> Sangar: is
there any fstab-like config?
L1654[20:00:14] <dobegor> Sangar: I don't
want to mount with proper name in autorun
L1655[20:00:44] <EEVV> Guys some more
questions
L1656[20:00:47] <CompanionCube> dobegor,
iirc you can label disks
L1657[20:00:59] <EEVV> can i make
computer craft computers talk to open computer computers?
L1658[20:01:03] <EEVV> via rednet or
something
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L1660[20:01:26] <EEVV> and say i want to
do something like this
L1661[20:01:29] <Sangar> dobegor, no, but
you can throw a script into the boot/ folder to take care of that.
and yeah, you can go by label (proxy = filesystem.get(label))
L1662[20:01:57] <dobegor> CompanionCube:
err, used 'lable ef8 floppy'
L1663[20:02:12] <dobegor> my openos disk
got called 'floppy'
L1664[20:02:12] <EEVV> rednet.send(ID,
"1, {coordinates}")
L1665[20:02:15] <dobegor> and my floppy
too
L1666[20:02:23] <CompanionCube> dobegor,
tried longer ids?
L1667[20:02:23] <dobegor> wtf
L1668[20:02:29] <Sangar> EEVV, the oc
switches/access points are usable as cc peripherals with the same
api as cc modems. you can send network messages to oc using that
(and receive them as events)
L1669[20:02:34] <dobegor> CompanionCube:
it's too long to paste :c
L1670[20:02:36] <dobegor> ok
L1671[20:02:58] <EEVV> ok...
L1672[20:03:00] <Ender> dobegor, you need
the -a flag i tink
L1673[20:03:02] <Ender> think*
L1674[20:03:11] <EEVV> ill pretend like i
understood that
L1675[20:03:35] <dobegor> Ender:
thx
L1676[20:03:59] <Cinder> EEVV: Just
connect an OC switch to a CC computer, then send a message to the
OC computer via the CC computer
L1677[20:04:13] <Cinder> OC is a little
more complex than CC but it honestly pays off in a lot of
respects
L1678[20:04:15] <EEVV> by doing
rednet.broadcast()
L1679[20:04:18] <Cinder> Yes.
L1680[20:04:20] <dobegor> err
L1681[20:04:22] <dobegor> Sangar
L1682[20:04:24] <EEVV> es?
L1683[20:04:28] <EEVV> ok
L1684[20:04:30] <dobegor> it doesn't
mount it with proper name
L1685[20:04:35] <Sangar> ?
L1686[20:04:37] <dobegor> that's why i
asked about fstab
L1687[20:04:42] <EEVV> what if i wanted
to do something like this
L1688[20:04:48] <Cinder> on the OC side,
you can just require the event library and then do
event.pull("modem_message")
L1689[20:04:51] <dobegor> it mounts it as
/mnt/ef8
L1690[20:05:08] <EEVV> where i have
rednet.broadcast("1 coordinatesGoesHere")
L1691[20:05:10] <dobegor> is there any
fstab-like config which tells where to mount evrything?
L1692[20:05:27] <EEVV> and if it is 1
then get the coordinates
L1693[20:05:34] <EEVV> if you
understand
L1694[20:05:40] <EEVV> like a filter, but
this seems impossible
L1695[20:05:50] <Cinder> Err
L1696[20:05:55] <Sangar> dobegor, yeah,
it'll always do that, that's just convenience default address based
mounts. and no, there's no fstab config. as i said, you can throw a
script in boot/ that mounts things based on their labels e.g.
L1697[20:05:56] <Cinder> I don't
understand, actually.
L1698[20:06:08] <EEVV> have you ever used
cc
L1699[20:06:13] <dobegor> Sangar: yea,
thanks
L1700[20:06:30] <dobegor> Sangar: how can
I view scripts on EEPROM? :)
L1701[20:06:30] <Cinder> I have used CC,
never Rednet though
L1702[20:06:32] *
CompanionCube gently notes that CC pings him
L1703[20:06:37] <EEVV> where you could do
: id,message = rednet.receive()
L1704[20:06:38] <CompanionCube> so many
pings :p
L1705[20:06:48] <dobegor> I want to hack
Lua bios to do some stuff
L1706[20:06:48] <Sangar> dobegor, if it's
compact enough, feel free to submit a pr with a fstab-ish system
tho ;)
L1707[20:07:01] <EEVV> and then : if id
==1 then
L1708[20:07:07] <Cinder> that's
effectively how OC messages work too, it's just a different
syntax.
L1709[20:07:10] <EEVV>
print(message)
L1710[20:07:16] <Sangar> dobegor, flash
program for example. or in lua repl: =component.eeprom.get()
L1711[20:07:17] <EEVV> yeah but
L1712[20:07:18] <Cinder> and IDs are
embedded into the message in the first place
L1713[20:07:24] <EEVV> can i do something
like that?
L1714[20:07:30] <Cinder> Yes.
L1715[20:07:31] <EEVV> ok
L1716[20:07:38] <Cinder> Hang on, I'll
send you some example code
L1717[20:07:49] <dobegor> Sangar: thanks
a lot for your help!
L1718[20:07:51] <EEVV> so say i have a pc
that somewhere underground and a server pc up on the surface
L1719[20:07:54] <Sangar> np :)
L1720[20:08:07] <EEVV> and the
underground pc sends me some valuable information
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L1722[20:08:20] <EEVV> but my server is
also spammed with other pcs
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L1724[20:08:44] <EEVV> so how do i get
the info from the underground pc without mix it all up
L1725[20:08:57] <Ender> heh, i have git
intergration in sublime text 3 :D
L1726[20:09:02] <Cinder> What computer is
acting as the "Server", OC or CC?
L1727[20:09:34] <EEVV> like
id,about,message = rednet.receive() - - well i imagine it like that
anyway, but it would get id of the message part
L1728[20:09:39] <EEVV> OC
L1729[20:09:44] <EEVV> under ground is
also oc
L1730[20:09:56] <Cinder> Can you send
tables via RedNet?
L1731[20:10:00] <EEVV> ok let me make a
different situation
L1732[20:10:08] <Cinder> hang on, lemme
look up the docs
L1733[20:10:50] <EEVV> if the first
number of the message is 1 then it reads the co-ordinates for e.g
"1 200 49 20"
L1734[20:11:07] <EEVV> but if the number
is say 2 then it clears screen
L1735[20:11:14] <EEVV> "2
clear"
L1736[20:11:44] <EEVV> like if
firstLetter=="2" and soOn=="clear" then
L1737[20:11:46] <EEVV> term.clear
L1738[20:13:15] <Cinder> Wait are we
still talking about interfacing ComputerCraft and
OpenComputers?
L1739[20:13:23] <Cinder> or are we
talking about a different situation altogether?
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L1742[20:13:46] <EEVV> yeah
L1743[20:13:52] <EEVV> opencomputers
only
L1744[20:13:59] <Cinder> okay well
L1745[20:14:13] <EEVV> so basically the
server acts as a slave
L1746[20:14:20] <EEVV> it waits for
commands
L1747[20:14:27] <Cinder> the way I'D do
it is by using the serialization API
L1748[20:14:30] <EEVV> and if it
coordinates it saves tthem
L1749[20:14:47] <EEVV> yeah im new to
this
L1750[20:14:47] <Cinder> so I can send
tables via the network without having serious issues
L1751[20:14:52] <EEVV> hmm
L1752[20:14:55] <Cinder> lemme mock up a
bit of code.
L1753[20:15:03] <EEVV> the problem is,
icant use tables
L1754[20:15:06] <EEVV> ko
L1755[20:16:05] <dobegor> Mmh
L1756[20:16:07] <dobegor> Sangar
L1757[20:16:08] <dobegor> sry
L1758[20:16:15] <dobegor> a noob question
is ok?
L1760[20:16:47] <dobegor> when I do
'=require('thislib')' I only get "true" printed
L1761[20:17:01] <EEVV> cinder
L1762[20:17:03] <dobegor> can't really
require this lib
L1763[20:17:15] <Sangar> dobegor,
probably cached version of old version/failed load, try
package.loaded=nil (i think?) or reboot
L1764[20:17:20] <dobegor> what am i doing
wrong? a function with no args works
L1765[20:17:30] <dobegor> err
L1766[20:17:40] <dobegor> I restarted lua
many times
L1767[20:17:41] <Sangar> err
L1768[20:17:45] <Cinder> EEVV?
L1769[20:17:45] <dobegor> or
reboot?
L1770[20:17:47] <Sangar>
package.loaded[libname]
L1771[20:17:48] <Sangar> =nil
L1772[20:17:49] <Sangar> hrm
L1773[20:17:55] <Sangar> oh, yes
L1774[20:17:56] <Sangar> reboot
L1775[20:17:58] <Sangar> actual
reboot
L1776[20:18:04] <Cinder> You can use
tables when using OC, you just need to use a special library to
turn them into strings
L1777[20:18:29] <EEVV> cinder
L1778[20:18:33] <Cinder> yes?
L1779[20:18:37] <EEVV> so do you have
skype or something
L1780[20:18:42] <EEVV> please add
me
L1781[20:18:44] <dobegor> Sangar: it
helped
L1782[20:18:48] <Cinder> I do but I'm not
revealing it on a public channel, just PM me here
L1783[20:18:49] <Vexatos> Cinder,
serialization API
L1784[20:18:52] <Cinder> Yes
L1785[20:18:55] <dobegor> Sangar: what
should I do to prevent it?
L1786[20:19:04] <EEVV> how to pm
lol
L1787[20:19:04] <Sangar> dobegor, prevent
what?
L1788[20:19:09] <dobegor> Sangar: I don't
want to reboot each time I modify my lib...
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L1790[20:19:17] <dobegor> Sangar: prevent
caching
L1791[20:19:39] <Sangar> dobegor, remove
the cached entry. the package.loaded[name]=nil thing
L1792[20:20:25] <dobegor> Sangar:
thanks!
L1793[20:23:11] <gamax92> Back
L1794[20:23:41] <Sangar> Front
L1795[20:24:02] <gamax92> Vexatos: hey
so, if possible would you help me with that sound mod? The whole
sound generation works, but I seem to be having issues with using
asielib properly
L1796[20:24:15] <gamax92> like you'll
hear the sound and then it'll randomly play nothing at all.
L1797[20:25:22] <Vexatos> gamax92, I am
doing homework right now
L1798[20:25:34] <gamax92> "if
possible whenever"
L1799[20:29:24] <dobegor> how can I view
chest inventory from usual computer?
L1800[20:29:37] <dobegor> (I wan to make
an ATM)
L1801[20:29:53] <gamax92> Or i can Borrow
the OpenAL code from Sangar
L1802[20:30:08] <gamax92> then the
synthesizers would have to run on the client.
L1803[20:30:16] <Sangar> dobegor, inv
controller in adapter
L1804[20:30:50] <gamax92> Sangar: how
intensive is Audio.scala?
L1805[20:31:37] <Sangar> gamax92,
cpu-wise? dunno, i have a pretty fast cpu so i don't see any impact
at all...
L1806[20:31:57] <gamax92> Sangar: what's
your cpu?
L1807[20:32:00] <dobegor> Sangar: wow,
adapter now accepts upgrades O_O
L1808[20:32:34] <Sangar> gamax92,
i7-2000k @ 4.3ghz
L1809[20:32:38] <Sangar> err 2600k
L1810[20:32:41] <gamax92> :O
L1811[20:32:43] <Sangar> damn typos
L1812[20:32:46] <gamax92> dayum
L1813[20:33:42] <Sangar> dobegor, select
ones, yeah. because robots would feel discriminated against
otherwise :P it's not a perfect system, but it'll do for now.
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L1815[20:33:58] <lperkins2> So, does
opensensors work properly with OC?
L1816[20:34:01] *
Ender mutters "hmm, to group the nick now or
not...."
L1817[20:34:16] <Ender> lperkins2, what
one?
L1818[20:34:55] <gamax92> Sangar: can i
ask you to try running a synthesizer demo?
L1819[20:35:00] <lperkins2> Er, I guess
the mods called OpenCCSensors, I'm trying to use the machine sensor
card.
L1820[20:35:11] <lperkins2> It shows up
in the components list,
L1821[20:35:12] <Sangar> gamax92, i
guess
L1822[20:35:30] <Ender> lperkins2, no
idea, i haven't used CC in well over a year or two
L1823[20:35:48] <lperkins2> but every
call errors with 'unsupported operation'
L1824[20:35:50] <dobegor> Sangar: but I
can't drop an item from chest withing computer, yeah?
L1826[20:36:21] <Ender> lperkins2, mind
getting a screenshot of the code / error? I /might/ be able to
figure out why it doesn't work
L1827[20:36:22] <Sangar> lperkins2, that
usually means it tries to yield, which isn't supported by the oc
wrapper for cc peripherals (because it's not possible for oc to
handle that, because persistence wouldn't work anymore)
L1828[20:36:34] <gamax92> though its a
pretty slow and internsive one
L1829[20:36:45] <gamax92> Mine's a bit
more lightweight
L1830[20:36:46] <Ender> or Sangar can
bring sense, that works
L1831[20:37:20] <lperkins2> Ah, yeah, I
believe it does try to yield.
L1832[20:37:26] <dobegor> m?
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L1834[20:37:29] <Sangar> gamax92, the
applet i assume? welp, gonna have to update java first :P
L1835[20:37:36] <dobegor> so how can I
drop item?
L1836[20:37:44] <gamax92> lol ...
L1837[20:38:19] <dobegor> within a
computer
L1838[20:39:10] <Sangar> dobegor, not
using the adapter; that's not allowed do anything mechanical.
you'll need a robot for that
L1839[20:39:58] <dobegor> Sangar: ok,
I'll use something like buildcraft or gregtech pipes later for
thath
L1840[20:40:06] <dobegor> but I can't
write a file in lua
L1841[20:40:22] <dobegor> oh wait
L1842[20:40:54] <Sangar> you could use
the adapter configure an ae2 export bus on the fly :P
L1843[20:41:03] *
gamax92 is going to use the Java SFXR port.
L1844[20:41:21] <gamax92> which doesn't
have to synthesize 18 channels in odd configurations :P
L1845[20:41:23] <gamax92> just 4
L1846[20:41:29] <dobegor> sorry, it's
ok
L1847[20:42:25] <lperkins2> Drat, well I
guess I can use a CC computer to interface with this. Trying to
patch it to not yield would be a pain...
L1848[20:42:50] <gamax92> <3 ccslave
and ocmaster.lua
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L1850[20:43:02] <gamax92> I did that to
play around with the ami's
L1851[20:43:09] <gamax92> it even
properly handled functions
L1852[20:43:36] <lperkins2> Oh?
L1853[20:45:15] <Vexatos> lperkins2, why
would you need that sensor?
L1854[20:46:00] <lperkins2> Um, it is
capable of giving information on IC2 reactor temperature .
L1855[20:46:59] <Vexatos>
interesting...
L1856[20:47:15] <Sangar> gamax92, aaaand
updating removed the java plugin from firefox entirely, and i don't
have a clue how to install it again because it tells me it's only
available in desktop mode... >_>
L1857[20:47:30] <gamax92> .-. what
...
L1858[20:47:35] <gamax92> are you in
windows
L1859[20:47:46] <lperkins2> How do I send
messages to the CC rednet?
L1860[20:47:54] <lperkins2> That must be
the network card...
L1861[20:48:20] <gamax92> Sangar: What is
desktop mode?
L1862[20:50:03] <Sangar> gamax92,
idfk
L1863[20:50:18] <Sangar> but yeah,
windoze
L1864[20:50:21] <Vexatos> Hmmm
L1865[20:50:32] <Vexatos> for some reason
I cannot build any mod with gradle anymore
L1866[20:50:38] <Vexatos> neither asielib
nor computronics
L1867[20:50:38] <Vexatos> o.o
L1868[20:50:38] <dobegor> Sangar: is
there any way to control bc diamond pipes? (sorting pipes)
L1869[20:51:11] <Vexatos> There is not
and there shouldn't be
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L1872[20:51:30] <gamax92> Sangar: oh you
have 8+
L1873[20:51:34] <gamax92> welp
L1874[20:51:35] <dobegor> Vexatos:
why?
L1875[20:51:46] <Sangar> gamax92,
indeed
L1876[20:51:47] <dobegor> Vexatos: I want
my ATM to only push the desired items
L1877[20:52:00] <gamax92> i though java
didn't work at all in the "Modern UI"
L1878[20:52:07] <Vexatos> ATM?
L1879[20:52:28] <Sangar> gamax92, if you
mean metro or what it's called, i don't know. i'm not touching that
:X
L1880[20:52:30] <dobegor> Vexatos: yes,
bank machine
L1881[20:52:31] <CompanionCube> Vexatos,
Automated Teller Machine
L1882[20:52:39] <gamax92> Sangar: oh,
then you're already on desktop mode
L1883[20:52:41] <dobegor> Vexatos: I
can't do it without diamond pipes
L1884[20:52:47] <gamax92> if not metro
then desktop
L1885[20:52:58] *
Ender drops hints on the floor then returns to coding
L1886[20:53:03] <Sangar> gamax92, well,
yeah. i mean it installed fine for *normal* use. but not as a
plugin :P
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L1888[20:53:47] *
gamax92 is listening to a noise generator increase by 1Hz every
second
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L1890[20:53:56] <dobegor> so.. no way to
use BC api in extended way? :c
L1891[20:54:19] <Vexatos> Seems legit:
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
L1892[20:54:19] <Vexatos> * What went
wrong:
L1893[20:54:19] <Vexatos> Execution
failed for task ':reobf'.
L1894[20:54:19] <Vexatos> >
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException (no error message)
L1895[20:54:19] <Vexatos> * Try:
L1896[20:54:20] <Vexatos> Run with
--stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or
--debug
L1897[20:54:22] <Vexatos> option to get
more log output.
L1898[20:54:26] <Vexatos> BUILD
FAILED
L1899[20:54:28] <Vexatos> Bah
L1900[20:54:30] <Vexatos> copypasta,
please
L1901[20:54:32] <Vexatos> what the
f
L1902[20:54:34] <Vexatos> sorry
L1903[20:54:36] <Vexatos> My keyboard
just derped
L1904[20:54:38] <Vexatos> a lot
L1905[20:54:39] <gamax92> Vexatos:
/flushq
L1906[20:54:42] <Sangar> mhmmmmm
L1907[20:54:42] <gamax92> pls
L1908[20:54:55] <Vexatos> wow, that
keyboard derp
L1909[20:54:59] <Vexatos> sorry D:
L1910[20:55:10] *
Ender forgive Vexatos this time
L1911[20:55:24] <Ender> But only this
time!
L1913[20:55:27] <Vexatos> There
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L1915[20:55:31] <Vexatos> I wanted to
paste THAT
L1916[20:55:32] <Vexatos> >_>
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L1919[20:57:04] <gamax92> Sangar: My
noise generator works by generating a random bit thats -1 or 1, and
every math.pi it switches the bit.
L1920[20:57:19] <lperkins2> Okay, so I
have a CC slave with a wired modem, and a network card in my OC
case, but the CC network cable doesn't look like it attaches to the
OC case, and I can't get the red light on the CC modem to light up
from the OC computer...
L1921[20:57:21] <lperkins2> What am I
missing?
L1922[20:57:34] <Sangar> gamax92, how
does it sound? :P
L1923[20:57:44] <gamax92> Sangar: like
retro noise.
L1924[20:57:59] *
gamax92 did copy the idea from an NES
L1925[20:58:02] <Cinder> gamax92: making
a soundcard?
L1926[20:58:08] <gamax92> Cinder:
yeah
L1927[20:58:14] <Cinder> Mind if I have
in on the beta?
L1928[20:58:17] <Cinder> or alpha
L1929[20:58:19] <gamax92> its on github
.-.
L1930[20:58:20] <Sangar> lperkins2, you
need to attach an oc switch/ap to the cc computer; it'll show up
like a cc modem peripheral
L1931[20:58:35] <gamax92> at least i
think it is.
L1932[20:58:44] <Cinder> link?
L1933[20:58:54] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
math.pi seconds or math.pi milliseconds?
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L1935[20:59:02] <lperkins2> Okay, so CC
is a guest on the OC network, not the other way around.
thanks!
L1936[20:59:06] <gamax92> CompanionCube:
... no
L1937[20:59:14] <dobegor> Sangar: well,
dispenser only works as inventory contoller, and that's extremly
sad
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L1939[20:59:30] <dobegor> Sangar: cos I
need to provide a separate redstone line to it
L1940[20:59:31] <gamax92> CompanionCube:
think of math.sin, and how it goes from 0 to math.pi*2
L1941[20:59:38] <Cinder> and is there a
compiled version because I don't have a working dev
environment?
L1942[20:59:38] <CompanionCube> ah
L1943[20:59:47] <gamax92> Cinder: also
no
L1944[21:00:06] <Cinder> ah.
L1946[21:00:13] <Cinder> Can I still put
in a feature request?
L1947[21:00:23] <gamax92> sure i
guess
L1948[21:00:39] *
gamax92 doesn't remember if this is up to date
L1949[21:00:42] <gamax92> but its that
repo
L1950[21:00:50] <Cinder> a
"static" and "dynamic" mode
L1951[21:01:05] <Cinder> so that audio
can be generated independent of the minecraft tick rate
L1952[21:01:20] <gamax92> Cinder: .-.
what ...
L1953[21:01:22] <Cinder> in static mode,
the computer sends an array of midi notes to the card, and it
executes them
L1954[21:01:29] <gamax92> no not
midi
L1955[21:01:32] <gamax92> its not at all
midi
L1956[21:01:42] <Cinder> oh.
L1957[21:01:48] <Cinder> It's like the
beep card then?
L1958[21:01:50] <gamax92> nope
L1959[21:01:58] <Cinder> oh.
L1960[21:02:04] <Cinder> how does it work
.-.
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L1962[21:02:19] <gamax92> you set up
synthesizer parameters and then tell it to play the
parameters
L1963[21:02:25] <gamax92> it comes with
presets though.
L1964[21:02:41] <Cinder> mmhm
L1965[21:02:42] <Wobbo> o/
L1966[21:03:20] <Cinder> So if you wanted
to trigger quarter notes at 120bpm you're shit outta luck just like
with computer.beep() and beep.beep()?
L1967[21:03:40] <gamax92> yeah i
guess
L1968[21:03:41] <lperkins2> Hm,
peripheral:9: no such method name getNamesRemote
L1969[21:03:48] <gamax92> lperkins2:
XD
L1970[21:03:48] <gamax92> wow
L1971[21:04:05] <Cinder> lperkins2: using
the OC switch on a CC computer?
L1972[21:04:11] <Cinder> no idea why that
happens, it still works tho
L1973[21:04:14] <lperkins2> Yup.
L1974[21:04:17] <lperkins2> Ah,
okay.
L1975[21:04:27]
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L1976[21:04:41] <Cinder> but yeah
gamax92: I'd really like a way of passing frequencies to the card
in advance so that it can generate notes sequences like that
L1977[21:04:54] <lperkins2> So OC case w/
network card -> cable -> OC switch -> CC computer should
work?
L1978[21:04:56] <Cinder> and offload the
bit-banging required to get the same result with beep.beep()
L1979[21:05:09] <Cinder> Yes if you know
how both the APIs work in tandem
L1980[21:05:24] <gamax92> Cinder: I'm
most likely scrapping that card anyway
L1981[21:05:28] <Cinder> aw.
L1982[21:05:43] <gamax92> it has issues
that confuse the crap out of me
L1983[21:06:02] <Cinder> mmhm.
L1984[21:06:06] <Cinder> such as?
L1985[21:06:22] <gamax92> randomly not
playing anything.
L1986[21:06:31] <Wobbo> Are you lot just
going to ignore me? :P
L1987[21:06:35] <gamax92> \o/
L1988[21:06:36] <Cinder> Nope
L1989[21:06:41] <gamax92> Yes
L1990[21:06:45] <Sangar> lperkins2, when
does that message pop up? sounds like oc's fake modem is missing a
method (i haven't tested that in forever... as in... not since
mc1.6 maybe? so that's quite possible)
L1991[21:06:58] *
Sangar continues to ignore Wobbo
L1992[21:07:23] <lperkins2> Um, when the
CC computer first turns on plus anytime I cann
rednet.broadcast
L1993[21:07:28] <Sangar> Wobbo, now that
i see it, that wave now looks like you're drowning in a flood of
text :P
L1994[21:07:38] <Sangar> lperkins2, ok,
will look into it
L1995[21:07:41] <lperkins2> or
rednet.send
L1996[21:07:46] <Wobbo> Sangar: What
wave?
L1997[21:07:46] <gamax92> Cinder: i could
see to doing something like that though.
L1998[21:07:56] <Sangar> Wobbo, the
"o/"
L1999[21:08:09]
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L2000[21:08:12] <Wobbo> XD kinda
yes
L2001[21:08:37] <lperkins2> hm, line 1 of
peripheral is native=peripheral,
L2002[21:08:42] <Wobbo> But I already
starting working on the text dike. Not to long until I can start
polders and grow tulips here.
L2003[21:08:58] <lperkins2> then line 9:
native.call(sSide, 'getNamesRemote')
L2004[21:10:05] <Cinder> Sangar: Lots of
methods missing:
L2006[21:10:19] <Cinder> First image is
default CC wired modem
L2007[21:10:25] <Cinder> other is
OpenComputers switch
L2008[21:10:43] <dobegor> Do Immibis
Peripherals work with OC?
L2009[21:10:48] <dobegor> (without CC
installed)
L2011[21:11:20] <Cinder> dobegor: I'm not
sure, but a lot of what immibis peripherals have is implemented in
Computronix
L2012[21:11:36] <dobegor> Cinder: not the
RFID cards
L2013[21:11:38] <gamax92> uhh ...
what
L2014[21:11:42] <gamax92> or ami
L2015[21:11:46] <Cinder> Computronics,
sorry
L2016[21:11:49] <gamax92> <3 NBT
editing form computers
L2018[21:11:56] <dobegor> asie: are you
here?
L2019[21:12:21] <Sangar> Cinder, yeah, i
just had a look at the wiki when i did that, and none of those are
documented in there :P
L2020[21:12:30] <Cinder> YAY
L2021[21:12:33]
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L2022[21:12:37] <Sangar> gamax92,
barcode! :D
L2023[21:12:49] <Cinder> CC devs doing
their thing again and putting in undocumented instructions
\o/
L2024[21:12:53] <Brycey92> hey Sangar,
how goes the floppy drives in tablets?
L2025[21:13:05] <gamax92> Sangar: noise
D:<
L2026[21:13:11] <Brycey92> rather, T1
containers in tablets
L2027[21:13:24] <Sangar> Brycey92,
currently not at all, but it's not like i've forgotten about
it
L2028[21:13:35] <Brycey92> ok well that's
good to hear at least
L2029[21:13:42] <Cinder> I think tablets
should stay floppy-driveless.
L2030[21:13:54] *
Brycey92 hisses
L2031[21:13:57] <Cinder> unless you come
up with a T2 tablet with support for T3 screens and graphics
cards.
L2032[21:14:02] <Sangar> also i just `for
k,v in paris`... how did that not happen to me before?
L2033[21:14:05] <gamax92> I also think
Tablets should stay floppy-driveless
L2034[21:14:10] <gamax92> PARIS!
L2035[21:14:26] <vifino> gamax92: tablets
need floppies .-.
L2036[21:14:29] <gamax92> no
L2037[21:14:32] <Brycey92> yes
L2038[21:14:52] <Brycey92> they'll have
to be added as components
L2039[21:15:01] <Brycey92> so you guys
can keep yours floppy-less
L2040[21:15:11] <vifino> .-.
L2041[21:15:19] <vifino> we need usb in
oc
L2042[21:15:19] <Sangar> it'll be a t2
thing
L2043[21:15:25] <Sangar> if/when i ever
get around to it
L2044[21:15:25] <gamax92> lol
vifino
L2045[21:15:30] <Brycey92> lol usb
L2046[21:15:33] <gamax92> and then we can
have autorun expoits
L2047[21:15:34] <Cinder> lol
L2048[21:15:37] <gamax92> \o/
L2049[21:15:44] <Wobbo> Sangar: I think
you need to go on a vacation… to Paris :P
L2050[21:15:52] <Cinder> make it so that
tablets cannot and will not boot from floppy drives.
L2051[21:16:08] <Sangar> :P
L2052[21:16:09] <gamax92> uhh ...
L2053[21:16:11] <Brycey92> except the
openOS install
L2054[21:16:23] <Wobbo> gamax92: Because
we cannot already make random autorun scripts for floppies :P
L2055[21:16:25] <Cinder> I think it's
reasonable
L2056[21:16:25] <gamax92> except floppy
drives and HDD's are both seen as generic filesystems
L2057[21:16:30] <Sangar> uh, no. there'll
be no such special handling :X
L2058[21:16:34] <Sangar> because
that
L2059[21:16:59] <lperkins2> Okay, so I
don't have it using the rednet API, but using the modem directly I
can send messages between the two. For a wired network with just
the 2 computers, that's sufficient.
L2060[21:17:10] <lperkins2> Thanks
Cinder
L2061[21:17:30] <gamax92> a floppy drive
shows up as "filesystem", a HDD shows up as
"filesystem", an a malicious vcomponent that nukes your
world with the debug card shows up as "filesystem"
L2062[21:17:56] <gamax92> :3
L2063[21:18:17] <Cinder> I think rednet
and OC switches never worked together either
L2064[21:18:39] <Wobbo> gamax92: Like it
should be! You shouldn't run random files on floppies without
checking its contents!
L2065[21:19:06] <gamax92> how am i
supposed to check its contents if openos wants to immediately run
autorun.lua
L2066[21:19:20] <Sangar> can anyone
familiar with cc tell me what those *Remote methods on the modem
are? >_>
L2067[21:19:25] <CompanionCube>
gaaah
L2068[21:19:29] <Sangar> haha
L2069[21:19:32] <CompanionCube> So many
pings from 'CC'
L2070[21:19:37] <vifino> CC
L2071[21:19:38] <Ender> CC
L2072[21:19:42] <Caitlyn> CC
L2073[21:19:42] <vifino> Ender: :D
L2074[21:19:49] <vifino> Caitlyn:
:D
L2075[21:19:51] *
CompanionCube drives a spike through vifino, Ender and
Caitlyn
L2076[21:19:52] <Cinder> No idea Sangar,
go ask the CC forums xP
L2077[21:19:54] <Brycey92> cc
L2078[21:19:59] <gamax92> there could be
an autorun.lua that hooks the filesystem component and masks
autorun.lua as well
L2079[21:20:02] <Sangar> gamax92,
filesystem.setAutorunEnabled(false)!
L2080[21:20:04] <gamax92> so that plan is
out of luck.
L2081[21:20:05] <gamax92> oh
L2082[21:20:06] *
Ender regenerates
L2083[21:20:07] <gamax92> well then
L2084[21:20:08] *
CompanionCube drives another spike through Brycey92
L2085[21:20:09] <gamax92> >_>
L2086[21:20:11] <gamax92> CC
L2087[21:20:22] <Caitlyn> <-- Non
physical form
L2088[21:20:25] *
CompanionCube gets out BOFH hammer
L2089[21:20:25] <Caitlyn> so thanks.. but
wat?
L2090[21:20:27] *
gamax92 hugs Caitlyn
L2091[21:20:30] *
Brycey92 falls over and gurgles blood
L2092[21:20:30] *
CompanionCube bonks gamax92 and Caitlyn with it
L2093[21:20:39] <vifino> <- computer
program
L2094[21:20:52] <Ender> <-
badass
L2095[21:20:55] <gamax92> Caitlyn: oh hey
Boop encountered a wild netsplit
L2096[21:20:56] <Sangar> <- still
clueless what cc's *Remote functions are
L2097[21:20:58] <gamax92> and hasn't
returned
L2098[21:21:01] *
CompanionCube injects 'exit(0); into vifino's code
L2099[21:21:01] <Sangar> (huehue)
L2100[21:21:07] <Caitlyn> k..
L2101[21:21:09] <gamax92> Sangar: whats
the function names?
L2102[21:21:09] <Caitlyn> tell dsAway
about it.
L2103[21:21:12] <Brycey92> <- Aperture
Science Social Construct which will stay operational in
environments as low as 2.5 volts
L2104[21:21:18] <vifino> CC
L2105[21:21:22] <vifino> stop CC
L2106[21:21:23] <Ender> Brycey92, wrong,
1.5v
L2107[21:21:25] <vifino> pls CC
L2108[21:21:29] <CompanionCube> Ender,
wrong 1.1v
L2109[21:21:29] <gamax92> the exact
function names .-.
CC
L2110[21:21:30] <Brycey92> well i need a
bit more power, ok?
L2111[21:21:35] <Sangar> gamax92,
getTypeRemote, getNamesRemote, isPresentRemote,
getMethodsRemote
L2112[21:21:36] <Ender> CC i was
closer
L2113[21:21:37] <Brycey92> im a less
energy efficient model
L2114[21:21:40] <gamax92> k
L2115[21:21:43] <gamax92> brb CC
L2116[21:21:45] *
CompanionCube runs on an internal UPS
L2117[21:21:57] *
Brycey92 runs on not 1 but 2 potatoes
L2118[21:22:55] <Wobbo> Sometimes I feel
like I'm the only human being here.
L2119[21:23:15] <gamax92> Wobbo:
nah
L2120[21:23:19] <Cinder> Wobbo: You
are
L2121[21:23:26] <gamax92> Sangar: welp i
lack them as well .-.
L2122[21:23:43] *
CompanionCube steals Brycey92's potatoes
L2123[21:23:53] <Wobbo> gamax92: Claiming
you are human?
L2124[21:23:58] <Brycey92>
NOOOOOOoooOooOOooooo.....
L2125[21:24:03] *
Brycey92 shuts off
L2126[21:24:15] *
CompanionCube sends Brycey92 to be euthanised
L2127[21:24:16] <Ender> Wobbo, that's
probably true
L2128[21:24:32] *
Brycey92 turns back on
L2129[21:24:43] <Brycey92> you forgot i
have thermopiles!
L2130[21:24:48] <Wobbo> Ender: Seeing the
contents of this channel, I doubt that.
L2131[21:24:58] *
CompanionCube dumps Brycey92 in the incinerator
L2132[21:25:12] <Ender> Wobbo, was
refering to you being the only human
L2133[21:25:25] *
Brycey92 gets stuck in the chute on a pile of unincinerated
garbage
L2134[21:25:26] <Wobbo> I mean, vifino is
a coputer program, Caitlyn has no physical form… Ah, that is
probably right
L2135[21:25:33] <Wobbo> Ender ^
L2136[21:25:42] <Ender> :P
L2137[21:25:44] <gamax92> Ender ^_^
L2138[21:25:51] <Ender> gamax92,
?_?
L2139[21:25:52] <CompanionCube> Wobbo, I
am an Aperture Science Weighted Companion Cube
L2140[21:25:57] <CompanionCube> running
an AI
L2141[21:26:04] <gamax92> CompanionCube:
no you are CC
L2142[21:26:11] <Wobbo> CC: We know that.
You are a corpse in a boc
L2143[21:26:21] <Wobbo> s/boc/box/
L2144[21:26:21] <Kibibyte> <Wobbo>
CC: We know that. You are a corpse in a box
L2145[21:26:23] <CompanionCube> Wobbo,
I'm not a corpse
L2146[21:26:24] <Sangar> gamax92, hrm, i
assume it's kinda like local peripheral stuff but ... what does
remote mean exactly? when is something "remote"? and i
return the right things, will cc be able to talk to oc components?
(which would be kinda neat, actually)
L2147[21:26:26] <gamax92>
CompanionCraft's ComputerCube
L2148[21:26:27] *
CompanionCube was coded from scratch
L2149[21:26:39] <gamax92> Sangar: i think
that the networking cables iirc.
L2150[21:26:53] <Brycey92> well what do
you think gives those cubes their weight?
L2151[21:26:59] <Brycey92> dead bodies of
course
L2152[21:27:10] <CompanionCube> Brycey92,
or circuitry
L2153[21:27:17] <Brycey92> well in your
case both
L2154[21:27:21] <Sangar> hrm, time to
experiment
L2155[21:27:27] <CompanionCube> Brycey92,
I have no dead bodies
L2156[21:27:39] <CompanionCube> sadly my
case is soldered shut
L2157[21:27:48] <Brycey92> you also have
no internal sensors
L2158[21:28:00] <Brycey92> so therefore
no way to know for usre
L2159[21:28:01] <Brycey92> sure*
L2161[21:28:03] -Kibibyte- [Wobbo] Game Theory:
Portal's Companion Cube has a Dark Secret | by matthewpatrick13 |
11m59s | 86w1d ago | 5,190,763 views | Rated:
4.89/5.00
L2162[21:28:05] <CompanionCube> Brycey92,
obviously I do
L2163[21:28:20] <CompanionCube> otherwise
I wouldn't be able to monitor my CPU core temperature
L2164[21:28:38] <Brycey92> dead bodies
dont emit heat
L2165[21:28:49] <CompanionCube> no, but
CPUs do
L2166[21:28:57] <CompanionCube> so I do
have some internal sensors
L2167[21:28:58] <gamax92> %p
L2168[21:28:59] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from gamax92 0.48s
L2169[21:29:08] <Brycey92> you still
wouldnt know about the dead body
L2170[21:29:28] <CompanionCube> Brycey92,
I can switch between cubes at will
L2171[21:29:32] <Wobbo> CC: so you do not
only have dead people inside of you, you also try to dehydrate
them? YOU MONSTER! D:
L2172[21:29:47] *
CompanionCube sends turrets after Wobbo
L2173[21:30:04] <Wobbo> ?me hides behind
his dyke
L2174[21:30:12] *
gamax92 runs CompanionCube.jar through procyon
L2175[21:30:24] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
no such fileor directory
L2176[21:30:35] *
CompanionCube is coded in a domain-specific language for
AIs
L2177[21:30:37] <Wobbo> \me fails at irc
commands
L2178[21:30:38] <gamax92> CompanionCube:
you cannot lie
L2179[21:30:48] *
gamax92 watches as procyon processes all of the
classes
L2180[21:30:51] *
Wobbo fails at irc commands twice in a row]
L2181[21:31:01] <CompanionCube> Aperture
Science Artifical Intellience Script v1.6
L2182[21:31:06] *
Brycey92 is coded in the same language
L2183[21:31:35] *
Brycey92 uses an exploit to fill companioncube's hard drives with
petabytes of cat pictures
L2184[21:31:37] <CompanionCube> Brycey92,
this sentence is false
L2185[21:31:43] <Brycey92> true!
L2186[21:31:46] <Brycey92> no no
wait
L2187[21:31:48] <Brycey92> false
L2188[21:31:53] <Brycey92> yes its
definitely false
L2189[21:31:54] *
CompanionCube has a paradox filter
L2190[21:32:16] <CompanionCube> You
should write one.
L2191[21:32:17] *
Brycey92 lacks the processing power to process
paradoxes
L2192[21:32:39] *
CompanionCube ensures that paradoxes don't reach his core
processing programs
L2193[21:33:10] <Wobbo> Brycey92: The
barber of sevillia shaves all the men in Sevillia that do not shave
themselfs. Who shaves the barber?
L2194[21:33:31] <Brycey92> hes probably
bald
L2195[21:33:36] <CompanionCube> ^
L2196[21:33:43] <Brycey92> or just really
hairy
L2197[21:33:51] *
CompanionCube also has paradox escape failsafes
L2198[21:33:53] <Wobbo> Brycey92: That
doesn't mean he can grow a beard :P
L2199[21:34:28] <Wobbo> Alright, let me
ask the question again: In Sevillia there is a law that all men
must be shaven. The barber of sevillia shaves all the men in
Sevillia that do not shave themselfs. Who shaves the barber?
L2200[21:34:38] <gamax92> %p
L2201[21:34:43] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from gamax92 5.12s
L2202[21:34:44] <gamax92> omfg
L2203[21:34:48]
⇦ Quits: Inari (~Uni@p549347AB.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) (Quit:
reconnecting)
L2204[21:34:58] <Wobbo> %p
L2205[21:34:59] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from Wobbo 0.19s
L2206[21:35:09] <Brycey92> idk someone
outside of sevinofgnfnbvodfn?
L2207[21:35:16] <CompanionCube> Wobbo,
Error: Paradox detected. Type: Russel.#
L2208[21:35:30]
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(~Uni@p54934DCB.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
L2209[21:35:40] <Wobbo> Brycey92: No
outsiders are allowed to shave the barber.
L2210[21:36:37] <Wobbo> %p
L2211[21:36:38] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from Wobbo 0.18s
L2212[21:37:11] *
CompanionCube reboots Brycey92
L2215[21:38:03] <Wobbo> But now I still
don't know the answer to Russels paradox! :(
L2216[21:38:46] <CompanionCube> Wobbo,
the answer is that such a barber doesn't exist
L2217[21:38:53] <CompanionCube> in fact,
it can't exist
L2218[21:39:18] <Brycey92> unless the
barber is a woman
L2219[21:39:25] <gamax92> hah
L2220[21:39:55] <gamax92> CompanionCube:
well so you failed actually
L2221[21:40:02] <gamax92> if the barber
is a woman then this works fine.
L2222[21:40:21] <Wobbo> gamax92: The
barber is a metafor.
L2223[21:40:46] ***
skyem123 is now known as skyem123|zzz
L2224[21:40:50] <Brycey92> your face is a
metaphor
L2225[21:41:08] <Wobbo> Brycey92: And all
of you are just a figment of my imagination.
L2226[21:41:16] <gamax92> your metafor is
a metaphor
L2227[21:41:19] *
Brycey92 has completed check of childish insult system
L2228[21:42:14] *
Brycey92 is going to start the incinerators to bake a giant cake in
GLaDOS' chamber
L2229[21:42:35]
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L2230[21:42:42] <Inari> why cant the
barber just hsave hisself
L2231[21:43:21] ***
dsAway is now known as ds84182
L2232[21:43:21] <Wobbo> Brycey92:
Secretly I'm the only thing that exists in my universe, but being
alone for so long made me lonely. So then I created this whole
unversive, but its tousands of planets and stars and a rich
history. Then I placed myself in it, and shut down a part of my
brain so I could live in it and believe I was a part of it. But
secretly, I'm still a lonlely eternal being…
L2233[21:43:45] <Brycey92> how would you
know that if you thought you were a part of it
L2234[21:44:13] <Wobbo> Inari: Because
the barber only shaves the men who do not shave themself. If he
would shave himself, he shouldn't shave himself because he shaves
himself!
L2235[21:44:24] ***
Altenius|Away is now known as Altenius
L2236[21:44:33] <Wobbo> Brycey92: And
that, is my little secret. ;-)
L2237[21:44:38] <Inari> Wobbo: maybe its
not a constant state?
L2238[21:44:58] <Wobbo> Brycey92: But
wait, if you are a part of my thought process, then you are a part
of me D:
L2239[21:45:09] <Brycey92> yes
L2240[21:45:09] <Inari> doesnt shave
himself => isnt shaved => shaves himself => goes back to
not shaving himself
L2241[21:45:21] <Wobbo> Inari: The barber
is naught but a metaphor. Its about sets.
L2242[21:45:30] <Inari> Wobbo: well im at
the center of the universe
L2243[21:45:32] <Sangar> all right, lets
see if this works...
L2244[21:45:33] <Brycey92> the barber is
a woman
L2245[21:45:47] <Inari> the barber is a
machine
L2246[21:46:07] <gamax92> the barber is
Sangar
L2247[21:46:08] <Wobbo> Inari: Lets say I
have a set that is in no other set and contains all the elements
that are not in another set. Does this set contain itself?
L2248[21:46:10] <gamax92> :O plot
twist
L2249[21:46:50] <Wobbo> gamax92: That
explains all of it. If the barber is a semi-god the local laws
don't apply to him!
L2250[21:47:27] *
gamax92 is going to try a pulse noise generaot
L2251[21:47:39] <Brycey92> the barber is
all of us
L2252[21:47:48] <Inari> Wobbo: likely
:p
L2253[21:48:08] <Inari> if you see a set
as an element
L2254[21:48:17] <Wobbo> Inari: But if the
set is itself, it is in a set so it shouldn't be in itself
L2255[21:48:31] <Inari> so it contains a
reference to itself
L2256[21:48:31] <Inari> :3
L2257[21:48:41] <Sangar> the barber is
anonymous
L2258[21:48:50] <Inari> haha
L2259[21:49:02] <Inari> a hate those set
questions :§
L2260[21:49:36] <Brycey92> the barber is
Anonymous
L2261[21:49:45] <Wobbo> Sangar: The
barber is legion?
L2262[21:50:23] <Brycey92> the barber is
one
L2263[21:50:26] <Brycey92> the barber is
many
L2264[21:50:29] <Sangar> who knows!
L2265[21:50:33] <lperkins2> Hm, so it
prevents startup from working to have the methods missing...
L2266[21:50:48] <Inari> the barebr is a
new person every week, that doesnt shave themselves for that
week
L2267[21:51:44] <Brycey92> this
"paradox" has been broken about 4 times now
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L2269[21:52:03] <Sangar> lperkins2,
working on it
L2270[21:52:08] <Inari> paradogs~
L2271[21:52:15] <Sangar> paradawgs?
L2272[21:52:15] <Brycey92>
pairadogs
L2273[21:52:20] <Brycey92> pair of
dogs
L2274[21:52:23] <Brycey92> pair of
cats
L2275[21:52:23] <Altenius> The barber
uses Arch (Hint: they also have a squeaky voice)
L2276[21:52:24] <lperkins2> Sure, no
worries :)
L2277[21:52:34] <Wobbo> parahound
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L2281[21:52:52] <Wobbo> Brycey92: No, you
lot are just suggesting potential sollutions to a non-existing
problem
L2282[21:53:00] <Inari> Brycey92:
lies
L2283[21:53:02] <lperkins2> Just
mentioning that it actually does break something, rather than
simply producing annoying messages. Stupid CC doesn't let you
overwrite the default APIs, so I can't simply make it skip that
step.
L2284[21:53:03] <Inari> those ar ekittens
not cats
L2285[21:53:04] <Inari> :<
L2286[21:53:25] <Brycey92> pair of cats
is no lie
L2287[21:53:36] <Inari> but i want
cats
L2288[21:53:38] <Inari> not kittens
L2289[21:53:41] <Brycey92> i dont lie,
unlike some of my Aperture associates
L2290[21:53:52] <Brycey92> all kittens
are cats
L2291[21:53:59] <Brycey92> all squares
are rectangles
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L2293[21:55:38] <Wobbo> Brycey92: All
lemons are grenades
L2294[21:55:45] <Brycey92> this is
true
L2295[21:56:15] <Brycey92> if someone
offers you lemon water on Aperture premises, run far away
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L2298[22:03:59] <Wobbo> I absolutely love
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L2301[22:04:32] <Wobbo> Hi asie
L2302[22:05:42] <Cinder> hey asie, how
does the camera work exactly?
L2303[22:06:06] <Cinder> I'm trying to
write a raycaster for OC and can't work it out the X/Y to angle
calculation
L2304[22:08:39] <Wobbo> I don't think
asie wants to speak with us :(
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L2306[22:09:48] <lperkins2> Well, aside
from having a serious issue if the CC computer shuts down, due to
the OC computer not being able to restart it, this is working great
:)
L2307[22:10:20] <Sangar> til: you can't
return arrays from cc peripherals, only tables
L2308[22:10:38] <Sangar> that took me 15
minutes or so to figure out -.-
L2309[22:10:47] <Wobbo> Sangar: LOL
L2310[22:10:56] <vifino> .-. lua doesnt
make a difference on that does it
L2311[22:11:09] *
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L2312[22:11:10] <vifino> Everything is a
table .-.
L2313[22:11:14] <Sangar> it's luaj so who
knows
L2314[22:11:20] <Sangar> how it converts
stuff i.e.
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L2321[22:13:32] <gamax92> Sangar: well
you could just look at luaj's conversion stuff
L2322[22:13:44] <Sangar> meh
L2323[22:13:55] <gamax92> the only
difference i found from luaj and CC's luaj was an abandon function
in LuaThread
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L2327[22:14:09] <Katie> %p Caitlyn
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L2329[22:14:14] <Katie> There it
went..
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L2331[22:14:33] <Ender> Katie, yeah,
looks like eos just went down
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L2333[22:14:36] <Katie> It did
L2334[22:14:39] <Katie> I gnoticed
it
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L2338[22:14:50] <Ender> i didnt see
that
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L2344[22:15:10] <Katie> I used
/gnotice..
L2345[22:15:47] <Katie> the host box
needed a reboot...
L2346[22:15:51] <Katie> and it's not
starting my damn vms
L2347[22:16:17] <Ender> Katie, yeah, the
last channel i looked at was netalerts so any notices or whatever
went there
L2348[22:18:37] <Sangar> let's see if
this works, part two
L2349[22:20:26] <Wobbo> .p
L2350[22:20:46] <^v> Ping reply from
Wobbo 19.67s
L2351[22:20:52] <Ender> Katie, eos is
back it seems
L2352[22:20:57] <Cinder> Sangar: What's
the total number of palette entries for a T3 graphics card?
L2353[22:21:00] <Wobbo> Sangar: We want
live updates!
L2354[22:21:09] <Cinder> I thought it was
255 but it errors out when I try to do that
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L2358[22:22:16] <Katie> Ender, did
services and everything come bac
L2359[22:22:20] <Katie> NVM bouncer just
came back up
L2360[22:22:28] <Ender> yep
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L2363[22:23:01] <Ender> hecate is being
tedious though
L2364[22:23:30] <Caitlyn> Hecate? what's
it complaining about?
L2365[22:23:31] <Sangar> Cinder, 240
fixed colors, 16 palette
L2366[22:23:40] <Cinder> oh.
L2367[22:23:42] <Cinder> :x
L2368[22:23:43] <Sangar> Wobbo, it...
kinda works.
L2369[22:23:44] <Caitlyn> bouncer isn't
connected to PCL o_O
L2370[22:23:57] <Ender> lol
L2371[22:23:59] <Cinder> Ignore me then,
I wanted to get 256 shades of grey >~<
L2372[22:24:11] <Wobbo> Sangar: More
updates! :P sangar -vvv
L2373[22:24:25] <Ender> also in terms of
hecate: not replying to pings in under 15 secs
L2374[22:24:44] <Cinder> Why are there
only 16 palette colors anyways?
L2375[22:27:10] <Sangar> Wobbo, ok, i
think it works but i broke redstone blocks in a commit earlier
>_>
L2376[22:28:02] <Sangar> Cinder, because
keeping a palette of 256 around would be meh :P
L2377[22:28:17] <Sangar> (also because
the palette was added later on)
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L2381[22:36:02] <dobegor> guys
L2382[22:36:15] <dobegor> how can I
disable autorun from floppy? :D
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L2387[22:38:12] <Wobbo> Come on
/u/MyLifeSuxNow, update!
L2388[22:38:53] <dobegor> Cinder, Sangar,
guys?
L2389[22:39:02] <Cinder> not a clue
L2390[22:39:23] <Wobbo> dobegor:
filestystem.setAutorunEnabled(false)
L2391[22:39:47] <dobegor> sry, I don't
know English well enough to understand what did you say
L2392[22:39:57] <dobegor> Wobbo:
thanks
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L2394[22:43:42] <Wobbo> yw
L2396[22:45:18] <Wobbo> Sangar: Did you
just make OC peripherals work with CC?
L2397[22:45:30] <Sangar> lperkins2, grab
new dev build for less crashings and oc peripherals callable from
cc :P
L2398[22:45:32] <Sangar> Wobbo, yep
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L2400[22:45:56] <Wobbo> Sangar:
Damn
L2401[22:46:25] <lperkins2> Neat.
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L2403[22:46:30] <lperkins2> Including
ones that yield?
L2404[22:46:37] <Sangar> oc ones don't
yield :P
L2405[22:46:49] <lperkins2> Oh, sorry,
misread .
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L2407[22:47:01] <lperkins2> still neat
:)
L2408[22:47:22] <Sangar> well, i did
write peripheral instead of component, because i had to type
peripheral a bunch of times in the last hour :X
L2409[22:48:46] <lperkins2> Aye, that's
what I picked up on, 'sall good.
L2410[22:49:00] <lperkins2> Does mean
I'll have to restart my MC server...
L2411[22:49:03] <gamax92> Sangar: why
would a peripheral yield anyway?
L2412[22:49:25] <Sangar> gamax92, cc
peripherals can pull events. that's when they yield.
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L2414[22:49:40] <gamax92> Sangar: oh, so
the wrapped ones can't then?
L2415[22:49:45] <Sangar> exactly
L2416[22:49:58] <gamax92> Sangar: can't
hook that type of yield at all?
L2417[22:50:54] <Sangar> gamax92, i
didn't see an obvious way, and admittedly didn't feel like putting
that much time into the wrapper >_>
L2418[22:53:13] <Sangar> come to think of
it, i feel like i should move the peripheral logic from the switch
to the adapter...
L2419[22:53:51] <Sangar> now that
components work through it, too, that's a closer fit to its
functionality
L2420[22:53:53] <Sangar> ah well
L2421[22:56:34] <Katie> .p
L2422[22:56:35] <^v> Ping reply from
Katie 0.34s
L2423[22:56:38] <Katie> .p Caitlyn
L2424[22:56:39] <^v> Ping reply from
Caitlyn 0.66s
L2425[22:56:41] <Katie> �_�
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L2429[22:59:36] <gamax92> Csstform: you
haven't answered my questions
L2430[23:00:17] <Csstform> gamax92: what
are they
L2431[23:00:20] <Csstform> I have time
now
L2432[23:00:23] <gamax92> Csstform: is
there a theme?
L2433[23:00:28] <Csstform> no
L2434[23:00:33] <gamax92> how much time
do we have to make the program
L2435[23:00:40] <Csstform> it's a 3 day
time period
L2436[23:00:44] <gamax92> is it any old
program?
L2437[23:00:51] <Csstform> no old
code
L2438[23:01:00] <Csstform> but you can do
whatever
L2439[23:01:04] <gamax92> sorry i borked
that expression
L2440[23:01:40] <Csstform> np
L2441[23:01:42] <Wobbo> Csstform: But if
I can make anything, I could make something really simple
right?
L2442[23:01:54] <gamax92> Wobbo: well and
end up in last place?
L2443[23:01:55] <Csstform> sure
L2444[23:02:10] <Csstform> I like simple
and pretty
L2445[23:02:22] <Wobbo> Csstform: Also,
what is the stance on libraries? Can you use libraries I wrote
before?
L2446[23:02:23] <Csstform> but if it's
something that's been done over and over before
L2447[23:02:39] <Csstform> if you use
libraries
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L2449[23:02:50] <Csstform> you have to
tell me beforehand what you think you'll use
L2450[23:03:09] <Csstform> and every
other competitor needs to have access to use them if they want
to
L2451[23:03:18] <Wobbo> Csstform: Well
probably the package library for starters :P
L2452[23:03:44] <gamax92> Csstform: What
about my gui librarary?
L2453[23:04:06] <lperkins2> It works!,
thanks sangar
L2454[23:04:10] <Csstform> if you think
it gives you an unfair advantage, dont use it
L2455[23:04:20] <Csstform> but otherwise,
I dont see the harm
L2456[23:04:26] <Csstform> unless Sangar
objects
L2457[23:04:28] <Sangar> lperkins2, good
to hear :)
L2458[23:04:30] <Wobbo> Csstform: So if I
tell you and put my code on oppm I should be alright?
L2459[23:04:38] <Csstform> oppm?
L2460[23:04:44] <Sangar> i have no
opinion on the matter, i'll just be judgemental :P
L2461[23:04:49] <Sangar> err, a
judge.
L2462[23:04:57] <Csstform> k
L2463[23:05:02] <Csstform> then
sure?
L2464[23:05:17] <Wobbo> Csstform: The
OpenOS package manager
L2465[23:05:35] <Csstform> Wobbo: I want
your final project on GitHub, if possible
L2466[23:06:10] <Wobbo> That will happen
anyway I guess. I git almost everything
L2467[23:06:12] <Sangar> Csstform, you
might want to add all of those qs and as to the forum thread,
too
L2468[23:06:56] <Csstform> eh
L2469[23:07:02] <Csstform> I
guessss
L2470[23:10:12] <Wobbo> Csstform: The
more information, the better. It also helps if people know you want
their code on github, cause not everybody knows git and shit
L2471[23:12:14] <Csstform> I friggin hate
writing forum posts .-...
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L2475[23:16:04] <Wobbo> Sangar: BTW about
drones/robots freely moving. In my experience this is done by
setting a speed in a certain direction X/Y/Z/theta. How
implementable would this be in OC?
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L2477[23:17:02] <Sangar> Wobbo, assuming
they're entities, not very. but reliably tracking position would
become really really hard.
L2478[23:17:20] <Sangar> (unless global
coords are provided, which i don't want to)
L2479[23:17:27] <Wobbo> Sangar: Welcome
to the real world! :D
L2480[23:17:43] <Sangar> well, yeah, but
mc isn't the real world in case you hadn't noticed :P
L2481[23:17:49] <Wobbo> Sangar: I've
worked with drones, you don't track your position. You just
don't
L2482[23:18:10] <Sangar> you also don't
send robots to mine out blocks of the world :P
L2483[23:18:18] <Wobbo> Sangar: And in MC
it would be relativly easy: x = x + vx * t
L2484[23:18:44] <Wobbo> Sangar: No, we
had them play soccer(Naos) and fly towards a target(Parrot
drones)
L2485[23:18:50] <Sangar> my point is that
that amount of unreliable is not much fun to *play* with anymore,
at least not for most people (including me :P)
L2486[23:19:21] <Wobbo> But, but… complex
problem solving systems? :D
L2487[23:19:59] <Wobbo> They just really
need a way to reliably select targets in the world. A small beacon
system would be enough.
L2488[23:20:36] <Wobbo> So beacon sends
out signal, drone gets relative position to beacon and can adjust
its course towards the beacon
L2489[23:20:55] <Wobbo> Three beacons and
you have GPS! :D
L2490[23:22:30] <Sangar> ehhh, i dunno.
for drones *maybe*, but for robots? that just deviates way too far
from how the operate now :/
L2491[23:23:15] <Wobbo> It does deviate a
whole lot. Would it be possible to incorperate both systems? Make
robot.forward a wrapper around setXSpeed for example?
L2492[23:25:47] <Sangar> not really,
because .forward() would check if the blockspace in front of the
robot is close enough to the "ground" for it to enter it
(max flight height and such). because otherwise they can fall off
of cliffs, which is *really* terrible for keeping track of
position.
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L2494[23:30:04] <Wobbo> Hmm, that would
indeed be a problem then. I assume it is pretty much impossible to
get the distance to the ground from a drone/robot?
L2495[23:30:31] <Cinder> it is if you use
the camera upgrade from computronics!
L2496[23:31:19] <Wobbo> Cinder: It is
pretty much impossible if I use the camera upgrade from
computronics? Well, not installing that mod then :P
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L2499[23:32:15] <Katie> I effing
swear..
L2500[23:33:07] *
vifino boops Katie
L2501[23:34:17] <Cinder> No it's not
impossible
L2502[23:34:20] <Wobbo> Sangar: But can
we then at least have non-blocking movement for robots with move
events? (puppy-eyes)
L2503[23:34:41] <Wobbo> Cinder: I got
what you mean
L2504[23:35:02] <Cinder> I can't detect
sarcasm
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L2507[23:35:15] <Wobbo> Cinder: Look for
things like :P
L2508[23:35:31] <lperkins2> anyone have a
pre-made graphing library for OC?
L2509[23:35:32] <Sangar> Wobbo, if
they're entities, possibly. if i manage to re-use the old system...
maaaaybe :P
L2510[23:36:28] <Wobbo> Sangar: I woul
really love non-blocking robot movement :D
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L2513[23:38:00] <Sangar> i know ;)
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L2516[23:38:23] <Wobbo> So you didn't
forget after all? :P
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