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L9[00:49:10] <PotatoTrumpet> DeanIsaKitty,
Well, I have the level 1 hangar and level 2 runway
L10[00:49:19] <PotatoTrumpet> and, it can
takeoff on the level 1 runway
L11[00:49:26] <PotatoTrumpet> short
takeoff
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L13[01:18:55] <iceIsWhite> Windows 10 may
make me jump back to windows for a few days
L14[01:18:57] <iceIsWhite> or not
L15[01:18:59] <iceIsWhite> LOL
L16[01:19:14] <iceIsWhite> just long enough
to downgrade to windows 7 then back up to windows 10
L17[01:24:24] <PotatoTrumpet>
#WindowsMasterrace
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L19[01:25:07] <iceIsWhite> Pokemon in
japanese is 陰茎の穴
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L21[01:26:30] <iceIsWhite> lolnope
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L73[02:31:10] <Pwootage> WOW DAT
SPLIT
L74[02:31:22] <Pwootage> capslock is cruise
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L97[03:01:01] <ds84182> my single threaded
program
L98[03:01:07] <ds84182> has a race
condition
L99[03:01:26] <ds84182> how the hell did I
manage that
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L102[03:03:43] <Soni> ds84182, what?
L104[03:06:32] <ds84182> response from two
different plugins
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L106[03:08:50] <Soni> ds84182, does it use
hashmaps?
L107[03:09:03] <Soni> (more specifically,
does it /iterate/ hashmaps?)
L108[03:09:25] <ds84182> It's lua
L109[03:09:37] <ds84182> And the tables it
iterates do not change
L110[03:09:46] <Soni> hmm
L111[03:11:04] <Soni> ds84182, do you use
nonblocking sockets?
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L113[03:12:04] <ds84182> yeah, but only
for the actual IRC loop
L114[03:12:25] <ds84182> I don't think I
handle socket blocking with the other stuff (they don't work well
with coroutines)
L115[03:13:29] <Soni> ds84182, maybe
that's the problem?
L116[03:13:49] <ds84182> eh, I don't have
nonblocking enabled globally tho
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L118[03:14:19] <Soni> ds84182, idk, try
using ipairs() where you can, and try disabling non-blocking for
that
L119[03:14:22] <Soni> at least for
testing
L120[03:14:48] <ds84182> meh, it's not
really a problem
L121[03:15:00] <ds84182> (well, until it
manages to freeze or something)
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L131[03:24:42] <gamax92> Well i just spent
the last 2 hours decoding a .pages document only to find out .iwa
files are just LZ77 compressed
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L140[04:28:27] <Inari> PotatoTrumpet: OC
controlled rocket?
L141[04:29:43] <PotatoTrumpet> OC?
L142[04:29:50] <PotatoTrumpet> oh
L143[04:29:51] <PotatoTrumpet> yah
L144[04:29:56] <PotatoTrumpet>
Suuuuuuure
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L157[05:15:19] <SandraNicole> woo
hoo!
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L170[06:35:27] <Vexatos> o/
L171[06:36:16] <SandraNicole> \o
L172[06:37:07] <Vexatos> Gah. I got so
frustrated about my linux machine yesterday I wasn't able to
finally finish my MuseScore script
L173[06:37:08] <Vexatos> :/
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L206[09:10:06] <Vexatos> I feel
insane
L207[09:10:16] <g> In the membrane?
L208[09:10:42] <Vexatos> I need asie to
come online so he can "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE" at me
L209[09:11:02] <g> But he never talks in
here
L211[09:11:05] <g> just posts random
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L218[09:54:09] <ShadowKatStudios> I need
to work on my new config settings.
L219[09:54:28] <ShadowKatStudios> I will
create a whole new set of recipes, they'll be cheap as- and I'll
call it: CC mode
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L224[10:32:32] <ShadowKatStudios> This is
so weird.
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L226[10:32:39] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
actually writing documentation
L227[10:33:06] <g> sometimes I feel like
doing that
L228[10:33:07] <g> and then
L229[10:33:08] <g> I don't
L230[10:33:11] <g> anymore..
L231[10:33:45] <ShadowKatStudios> Also, I
have tmux running on my local machine, then I've ssh'd into my
server on one half and I have a tmux session running on
there.
L232[10:33:57] <g> tmuxception
L233[10:34:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Yep
:D
L235[10:34:38] <ShadowKatStudios>
Naturally, I'm using vim on both sessions
L237[10:34:46] <g> what's this,
sandra?
L238[10:34:57] <SandraNicole> That, is
openautomation.
L239[10:35:06] <ShadowKatStudios> oh fuck,
I have to re-impliment the FS driver
L240[10:35:35] <g> lazer.
L241[10:36:09] <ShadowKatStudios> Do I
want to copypasta the FS driver from micrOS? It's more or less
functional, the shell just sucks
L242[10:36:22] * g
found it
L243[10:37:03] <ShadowKatStudios> Ugh, but
I changed how syscalls work >.<
L244[10:37:42] <g> SandraNicole: the build
script has gradlew in it but there's no gradlew in the repo
L245[10:40:57] <g> SandraNicole: also your
git isn't set up right
L247[10:41:04] <g> you didn't set the
email properly
L249[10:41:25] <ShadowKatStudios>
syscall.register("fs_invoke",function(method,...) return
fs.drive_map[fs.activeDrive][method](...) end) --wtf?
L250[10:41:35] <ShadowKatStudios> That is
literally my favourite line of code from micrOS
L251[10:42:32] <skyem123> That is almost
the exact same code that is in miniOS
L252[10:43:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
Interestingly enough, I was looking at parts of miniOS while
writing micrOS
L253[10:43:05] <skyem123> haha
L254[10:43:20] <skyem123> I like LUA
L255[10:43:28] <skyem123> s/LUA/Lua/
L256[10:43:28] <Kibibyte> <skyem123>
I like Lua
L259[10:43:31] <g> Dammit
L260[10:43:34] <skyem123> haha
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L262[10:43:40] <g> freakin' ninja
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L264[10:44:29] <skyem123> ugh
L265[10:44:49] <ShadowKatStudios> I very
much regret not saving my micrOS docs
L266[10:45:12] <skyem123> miniOS has no
docs
L267[10:45:23] <ShadowKatStudios> micrOS
did.
L268[10:45:30] <ShadowKatStudios> At one
point.
L269[10:45:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Only I
had them
L270[10:45:39] <skyem123> The largest
program written for miniOS had loads of comments
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L272[10:47:40] <ShadowKatStudios>
Copypasta'd MicrOS code? Check.
L273[10:49:09] <dangranos> xkcd 979 is my
new favorite
L274[10:49:39] <dangranos> hmm, is there
anything that isnt a xkcd strip?
L275[10:50:01] <ShadowKatStudios> many
things
L276[10:50:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Ohkay,
the new kernel is now too big to fit on an EEPROM.
L277[10:50:37] <ShadowKatStudios>
Noted.
L278[10:51:27] <skyem123> Why not make an
FS that always requires the drive and full path? Or does it already
cut down to that?
L279[10:51:27] <dangranos> what is
smallest working compression lua?
L280[10:51:42] <dangranos> *archive
compression
L281[10:52:35] <ShadowKatStudios>
skyem123: fs_resolve
L283[10:54:47] <SandraNicole> g, I have my
repos setup really, /really/ weirdly.
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L286[10:55:10] <g> SandraNicole: yes
L287[10:55:12] <g> why? :P
L288[10:55:28] <skyem123> I need to make
miniOS better
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L290[10:55:38] <dangranos> sks, >I'm
cheap, so I use a laptop to bridge the wifi to my small ethernet
network
L291[10:55:40] <dangranos> um
L292[10:55:42] <SandraNicole> Because I
have an overly complicated mess of mods, and I don't want to keep
them all in the same repo.
L293[10:55:44] <dangranos> thats kinda
overkill
L294[10:55:51] <skyem123|away> Now I need
to school stuff.
L295[10:55:51] <dangranos> using laptop as
brodge
L296[10:55:55] <dangranos> *bridge
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L298[10:56:40] <ShadowKatStudios>
dangranos: Not when you don't have a bridge for it.
L299[10:57:01] <dangranos> what about
using cables?
L300[10:58:02] <ShadowKatStudios> I wasn't
allowed at the time
L301[10:58:07] <ShadowKatStudios> I've
moved rooms since.
L302[10:58:17] <ShadowKatStudios> That
info is outdated as
L303[10:58:23] <ShadowKatStudios> but I
gotta do the new kernel first
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L305[11:03:07] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
discovered redundancy.
L306[11:03:26] <ShadowKatStudios>
Killkillkillkillkillkillkill making the source smaller and the
memory usage lower :D
L307[11:03:37] <g> SandraNicole: well
that's fine, but what's wrong with a maven repo or something?
L308[11:04:26] <SandraNicole> A maven
repo? Hosted where exactly?
L309[11:04:38] <g> on github?
L310[11:04:53] <SandraNicole> github can't
host maven repos I don't think?
L311[11:04:58] <g> sure it can
L312[11:05:05] <g> I've compiled against
bukkit plugins that do just that
L313[11:05:12] <SandraNicole> what?
how?
L314[11:05:17] <g> It's just a git
repo
L315[11:05:22] <g> all a maven repo is is
a set of files
L316[11:05:25] <g> in specific
places
L317[11:05:30] <g> so you can just use
raw.github.com
L318[11:05:47] <g> since maven just
assumes it knows where the files are instead of discovering
them
L319[11:05:48] <SandraNicole> and, I
really don't feel like changing my build setup again.
L320[11:06:24] <SandraNicole> I've put too
much time into making the current one work.
L321[11:06:37] <g> yeah, I'm not saying
you should change it now
L322[11:06:56] <g> but like, next time..
now you have an new thing to try :P
L323[11:07:03] <g> a new*
L324[11:07:29] <SandraNicole> ehh..... if
someone gives me a jenkins then I'll change it, until then
nope.
L325[11:07:50] <g> I have a bamboo you
could use.. but it's not jenkins :P
L326[11:08:22] <ShadowKatStudios> ffs
youtube, is it that hard?
L327[11:08:27] <SandraNicole> ehh....
nah.
L328[11:08:35] <SandraNicole> What'd they
do now SKS?
L329[11:08:37] * g
doesn't really like jenkins
L330[11:09:01] <ShadowKatStudios> It won't
play- the whole video is buffered, but it won't play
L331[11:09:28] <SandraNicole> Also, the
laser particle effect is a crazy hack requiring Computronics to
work.
L332[11:09:54] <SandraNicole> the lasers
don't require it, but for the particle effect it requires
Computronics.
L333[11:10:25] <SandraNicole> Because I'm
an idiot who doesn't know how to code anything of a graphical or
networking nature.
L334[11:10:44] <SandraNicole> All my code
runs on server side only pretty much. :D
L335[11:11:03] <dangranos> sitting on
#space-engineers , they are discussing dirt bombs and etc
L336[11:11:41] <ShadowKatStudios> Hm,
okay, 2k of code for core functionality, another 2k for FS...
L337[11:11:59] <SandraNicole> wow, that's
a huge FS code.
L338[11:12:14] <ShadowKatStudios>
SandraNicole: OpenOS's is 10k
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L341[11:13:21] <SandraNicole> I mean
comparitively.
L342[11:13:29] <SandraNicole> or however
you spell that word.
L343[11:13:37] <ShadowKatStudios>
comparatively?
L344[11:13:41] <ShadowKatStudios> ffs I
dunno either
L345[11:13:54] <ShadowKatStudios> It's way
smaller than OpenOS's, anyway
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L348[11:18:20] <ShadowKatStudios> Wow, I
actually really miss some of Haiku's features.
L349[11:19:46] <dangranos> like
what?
L350[11:21:42] <ShadowKatStudios> Like
when you type in something in the file manager, it doesn't only do
the start, it does the whole name when searching
L351[11:21:47] <ShadowKatStudios> also the
stacking of windows
L352[11:22:17] <ShadowKatStudios> ~w
component:filesystem
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L355[11:25:24] <ShadowKatStudios> The word
path is starting to annoy me.
L356[11:30:32] <dangranos> gnu asm
tutorial?
L357[11:42:05] <ShadowKatStudios> Just
found the music from that ME!ME!ME! video on youtube, I'd forgotten
how weird but awesome it is.
L358[11:43:26] <SandraNicole> oh god
ME!ME!ME!
L359[11:44:07] <ShadowKatStudios>
Surprisingly good to type to.
L360[11:46:38] <ShadowKatStudios> Geez, it
takes longer to write documentation than actual code...
L361[11:47:25] <SandraNicole> yep.
L362[11:47:28] <SandraNicole> that it
does.
L364[11:55:34] <ShadowKatStudios> FTL:
" I've beaten the game. Once. On easy. After 162 runs.
"
L365[11:58:03] <SandraNicole> Pretty
much.
L366[11:58:46] <SandraNicole> Me: I
haven't gotten past sector 6. At all. After about 20 runs.
L367[11:59:05] <g> I got to the last
sector and died horribly
L369[11:59:17] <ShadowKatStudios> I've
played the game probably 100 times, got to the second-last one and
got owned.
L370[11:59:38] <ShadowKatStudios> Yet FTL
is still easier than nethack
L371[12:00:31] <SandraNicole> of
course.
L372[12:00:39] <SandraNicole> FTL is
child's play compared to nethack.
L373[12:00:57] <SandraNicole> My friend
described to me what you have to do to beat nethack.
L374[12:00:58] <SandraNicole> wow.
L375[12:01:22] <ShadowKatStudios> Not
die?
L376[12:02:19] <ShadowKatStudios> ._. I
should just download the ME!ME!ME! song, I'm just repeatedly
pressing play again anyway
L377[12:04:14] <SandraNicole> It's
basically a really long quest which is massively long, considering
in my playthroughs of nethack I was only able to get up to like the
third floor down.
L378[12:12:01] <Cruor> ShadowKatStudios:
play again? thing loops by default .-.
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L383[12:26:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Cruor:
Watching in on youtube, it lacks autorepeat for non-playlists
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L387[12:46:19] <Cruor> ShadowKatStudios:
oh >_<
L388[12:46:28] <Cruor> youtube is silly
:<
L389[12:46:58] <dangranos> huh
L390[12:50:13] <Cruor> am i supposed to
know what nethack is ;_;
L391[12:51:57] <dangranos> roguelike,
iirc
L392[12:52:42] <ShadowKatStudios> Cruor:
sudo pacman -S nethack && nethack
L393[12:54:04] *
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L394[12:54:31] <Cruor> does it look like
cmd knows wtf sudo is
L395[12:55:20] *
ShadowKatStudios cuddles DeanIsaKitty
L396[12:55:43] <ShadowKatStudios>
Switching to laptop
L397[12:55:50] <ShadowKatStudios> Cruor:
Get a real OS
L398[13:01:39] <Cruor> im going to assume
linux is a real OS <_<
L399[13:07:45] <dangranos> yep
L400[13:09:16] <dangranos> pacman is
package manager
L401[13:09:36] <dangranos> primarily on
arch and arch-based distros
L402[13:09:59] <g> pacman makes me
sad.
L403[13:10:29] <g> what is it? -Syu?
-Su?
L404[13:10:39] <g> one of these things
will break everythign \o/
L405[13:10:41] <g> everything*
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L421[15:30:25] <Caitlyn> yay time on my
vserver is once again where it should be...
L422[15:30:40] <g> Caitlyn: in the
past?
L423[15:30:51] <Caitlyn> 12 seconds in the
past actually
L424[15:30:56] <Caitlyn> it was running 12
seconds fast.
L425[15:30:56] <g> close enough
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L428[15:32:09] <ShadowKatStudios> g: the
pacman command that I could possibly see breaking stuff is -Su,
which doesn't sync the package lists, which is bad because though I
think it downloads the new one first, if it removed the old package
you'd have it uninstalled, which would be bad (of course, it's
still in /var/cache/pacman/pkg/)
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L436[15:48:24] <dangranos> back
L437[16:01:11] <Negi> urback
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L440[16:07:02] <gamax92> hmm are there lua
programmers awake atm?
L441[16:07:13] <gamax92> WOAH Caitlyn HAS
OP :O
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L443[16:07:23] <Caitlyn> lmao
L444[16:07:28] <Shuudoushi> I'm kinda of a
programmer...
L445[16:07:35] <Shuudoushi> I know how to
fuck shit up at lest lol
L446[16:07:49] <Shuudoushi>
s/lest/least
L447[16:07:49] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> I know how to fuck shit up at least lol
L448[16:07:51] <vifino> gamax92: I
am.
L449[16:07:52] <vifino> Hue
L450[16:08:18] <dangranos>
s/least/test
L451[16:08:19] <vifino> I'm kinda busy
looking for something to spend my money on.
L452[16:08:19] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> I know how to fuck shit up at test lol
L453[16:08:20] <Caitlyn> Yeah I've been op
for like... 2 days now?
L454[16:08:38] <dangranos> how you get a
voice?
L456[16:08:57] <Caitlyn> Oh almost 3
days..
L457[16:09:19] <Caitlyn> dangranos, now
days? no idea.. when the op that shall not be named was around,
when he felt like it :P
L458[16:09:21] <dangranos> gamax92, what
si this?
L459[16:09:23] <dangranos> *is
L460[16:09:34] <Caitlyn> iirc it was
mainly given to mod/addon devs
L461[16:09:39] <gamax92> It unpacks
(Snappy framing) and then decompresses (LZ77) Mac's iWork .iwa
files
L462[16:09:54] <gamax92> I used this to
read a document that was in some .pages shit
L463[16:10:09] <Shuudoushi> what's it
doing that it's not supposed to?
L464[16:10:21] <gamax92> oh no it works
perfectly fine
L465[16:10:34] <gamax92> on the first try
too :D
L466[16:10:35] <Shuudoushi> ok
L467[16:11:24] <Shuudoushi> looks clean at
least
L469[16:11:42] <dangranos> damn, xkcd is
awesome
L470[16:13:03] <Shuudoushi> oh wtf
lol
L471[16:14:48] <dangranos> i am sure there
is subrule of rule 34 that says something about xkcd
L472[16:15:07] <Shuudoushi> kinda
L473[16:15:24] <ShadowKatStudios>
dangranos: Rule 34 is all it needs.
L474[16:15:37] <Shuudoushi> rule 34 states
that if it exist, then there is porn of it, no exceptions
L475[16:15:40] <ShadowKatStudios> If it
exists, there is porn of it. Therefore there is xkcd porn.
L476[16:15:51] <dangranos> pls dont
L477[16:16:21] <Shuudoushi> fire up tor
and go to the hidden wiki, you'll fnd it there if no where
else
L478[16:16:21] <gamax92> local function
b(z) return tonumber(z,2) end
L479[16:16:26] <gamax92> because i am too
lazy to binary
L480[16:17:06] <Shuudoushi> speaking of
too lazy...
L481[16:17:27] <gamax92> .l function
b(z)return tonumber(z,2)end return b"01"
L482[16:17:27] <^v> gamax92, 1
L483[16:17:28] <Shuudoushi> I still have
to go rip most of my cars motor apart and fix some oil
leaks...
L484[16:17:30] <gamax92> see is so
good
L485[16:17:41] <gamax92> i can just put
binary numbers like this b"10010101"
L486[16:17:50] <gamax92> .l function
b(z)return tonumber(z,2)end return b"10010101"
L487[16:17:50] <^v> gamax92, 149
L488[16:18:39] <Shuudoushi> and i still
need to remember the proper way to pull args...
L489[16:19:03] <dangranos> you can do
this? :O
L491[16:19:22] <CompanionCube> this might
be bad
L492[16:19:25] <gamax92> hah,
parliament
L493[16:19:58] <CompanionCube> iirc it
makes ISPs log traffic. All of it. Haven't read it myself though,
it's 23 pages of legal jargon
L494[16:20:45] <Shuudoushi> CompanionCube:
encrypt or shit
L495[16:20:55] <Shuudoushi> issue
resolved
L496[16:21:25] <dangranos> i think there
is a law like that in russia
L497[16:21:44] <Shuudoushi> no, but there
is one like that in China
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L501[16:23:26] <dangranos> oh
L502[16:23:51] <dangranos> iirc, there is
law that forces everybody to store logs at least 6 months
L503[16:23:58] <dangranos> or something
like that
L504[16:26:08] <CompanionCube> dangranos,
not of every single packet
L505[16:26:18] <dangranos> not sure about
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L507[16:26:49] <Shuudoushi> lulz
L508[16:26:58] <Shuudoushi> if they want
logs of every last packet
L509[16:27:10] <Shuudoushi> they're fucked
XD
L510[16:27:42] <Shuudoushi> ISPs simply
can't get the storage space needed for something like that in a
timely manner
L511[16:28:43] *
dangranos thinks of best way to overflow ISP's logs
L512[16:29:09] <CompanionCube> dangranos,
DDoS of your own server?
L513[16:31:05] <dangranos> lol, i opened
two cleverbots
L514[16:31:13] <dangranos> they are stuck
in loop of "Saturday, what is your favourite day of the
week?Э
L515[16:31:17] <dangranos> *"
L516[16:31:20] <Shuudoushi> or you could
just bring the servers to their knees and launch a ipv6 flood on
them
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L519[16:37:28] <dangranos> thats
scary
L520[16:37:38] <dangranos> cleverbot was
more bot-like earlier
L521[16:39:54] <Shuudoushi> I'm going to
set this program aside for, and go bust my knuckles on my car for a
little bit...
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L523[16:40:20] <Shuudoushi> s/aside
for/aside for now
L524[16:40:20] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> I'm going to set this program aside for now, and
go bust my knuckles on my car for a little bit...
L525[16:41:32] <ShadowKatStudios> I still
have no idea what that ME!ME!ME! video is about
L526[16:41:42] <ShadowKatStudios> but the
music is awesome
L527[16:41:49] <Shuudoushi> then you
suck
L528[16:42:09] <Shuudoushi> but no, it's
just a good short film, that's all lol
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L530[16:43:29] <dangranos> how to loop
cleverbot: "Saturday, what is your favourite day of the
week?"
L531[16:43:51] <ShadowKatStudios> Kill one
and insert some random conversation, then start the other one
again
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L534[16:44:02] <ShadowKatStudios> I love
X11 forwarding.
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L542[16:54:27] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
forwarding ?
L543[16:54:35] ***
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L544[16:54:38] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
Using X11 over SSH
L545[16:54:44] <Negi> Oh that
L546[16:54:50] <Negi> I never figured out
how to use it.
L547[16:55:09] <ShadowKatStudios>
Configure sshd to do X11 forwarding, then use the X flag for the
client
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L549[16:55:29] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios: So
only UNIX-to-UNIX ?
L550[16:56:03] <ShadowKatStudios> Uhm,
there's X servers for Mac and Windows, but no xf86 for anything but
Unix
L551[16:56:56] <Negi> xf86 ?
L552[16:57:08] <Negi> And I more meant
that as
L553[16:57:24] <Negi> "Is there any
ssh clients on Windows that handle that ?"
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L556[17:00:47] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
Dunno, haven't tried.
L557[17:00:59] <ShadowKatStudios> xf86 = X
free x86
L558[17:01:03] ***
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L559[17:01:17] <ShadowKatStudios> The X11
and OSS drivers usually packaged with Linux
L561[17:01:49] <Negi> T h a t .
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L567[17:15:59] <CompanionCube> Xming works
well for X-forwarding on Windows.
L568[17:16:11] *
CompanionCube has used it for X11 forwarding on his
rpi
L569[17:16:27] <Caitlyn> I use
x2go..
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L571[17:19:11] <dangranos> i want to
install FxOS
L572[17:20:50] <Negi> CompanionCube: I
need a portable server actually, that's why I'm struggling.
L573[17:20:57] <Negi> (I'd be using
Cygwin/X else)
L575[17:23:43] <Caitlyn> lol, I aliased
agi to sudo apt-get install
L576[17:24:35] <vifino> I aliased just to
sudo, and linked fucking to apt.
L577[17:24:43] <vifino> just fucking
install stuff
L578[17:25:07] <dangranos> genius
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L580[17:26:28] <Caitlyn> yay... webmin now
has a legit cert for no reason other than why not.
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L582[17:33:58] <Negi> Waddafi
L583[17:34:19] <Negi> CompanionCube: What
version of Xming are you using ?
L584[17:35:30] <ShadowKatStudios> argh,
once again I can't sleep
L585[17:35:45] <Pwootage> alias is the
best shell thing ever
L586[17:36:09] <CompanionCube> Negi,
none
L587[17:36:15] *
CompanionCube is a linux user now
L588[17:36:21] <ShadowKatStudios> vifino:
That is amazing.
L589[17:36:23] <Pwootage> CompanionCube:
:O
L590[17:36:37] <ShadowKatStudios>
Argh
L591[17:36:43] <ShadowKatStudios> I guess
no sleep = writing...
L592[17:36:43] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
Hue :3
L593[17:36:53] <CompanionCube> The last
time I booted Windows was when I needed to RDP in to a remote
computer
L594[17:36:58] <CompanionCube> RDP works
best on windows imho
L595[17:37:00] <Pwootage> My goal in life
is to turn all my friends into linux users
L596[17:37:07] <Pwootage> although free
win10 makes this more difficult
L597[17:37:23] <ShadowKatStudios> The last
time I used Windows was two days ago when I wanted to play
skyrim
L598[17:37:24] <CompanionCube> Pwootage, I
will certainly upgrading my winvista to win10 if I can
L599[17:37:36] <Pwootage> on the other
hand, win10 has more linux features which might help people
transition
L600[17:37:51] *
dangranos STAAAAAAAAAABS Pwootage
L601[17:37:55] <Pwootage> well yeah I'm
going to be upgrading my windows partition too, I still use it to
play several games that don't run on linux
L602[17:38:08] <Pwootage> Oh no, I've been
STAAAAAAAAAABed!
L603[17:38:20] <ShadowKatStudios> Is there
any good reason to upgrade to W10 from W7 before 2020?
L604[17:38:27] <dangranos> ^
L605[17:38:38] <Pwootage> uh yes, because
it's free
L606[17:38:45] <ShadowKatStudios> Because
it's new?
L607[17:38:56] <dangranos> fre?
L608[17:38:58] <Pwootage> The network
stack is much better in win8/10
L609[17:38:58] <ShadowKatStudios> I'd
personally like less metro and integration with Xbox with my
Windows, thank you.
L610[17:38:59] <dangranos> *free?
L611[17:39:01] <dangranos> wuuut
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L613[17:39:06] <bananagram> there might be
more support
L614[17:39:11] <ShadowKatStudios> Did they
steal more BSD code? :P
L615[17:39:24] <Pwootage> I don't have
metro or xbox integration on win8, I doubt win10 will have anything
more
L616[17:39:35] <ShadowKatStudios>
Pwootage: Were you watching the demo?
L617[17:39:43] <Pwootage> not
recently
L618[17:39:51] <ShadowKatStudios> On the
upside, Metro can be windowed now.
L619[17:40:12] <ShadowKatStudios> Well,
there was a lot of Xbox <insert normal computer function> in
the demo last night
L620[17:40:13] <Pwootage> but the tech
preview I installed ages ago had multiple desktops and a
copy/paste/transparent-able command prompt
L621[17:40:16] <Pwootage> so that was
pretty good
L622[17:40:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Is it a
proper terminal emulator and does it have ssh?
L623[17:40:35] <Pwootage> if win10 had
cortana that'd be neat... cortana seems to work well but windows
phones suck
L624[17:40:36] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
Just like 8. Xbox music, Xbox videos and Xbox games.
L625[17:40:52] <Pwootage>
ShadowKatStudios: no. It's still the crappy windows command prompt
but hey at least you can copy/paste
L626[17:40:58] <CompanionCube> I know what
apps I'll be disabling.
L628[17:41:02] <CompanionCube> Xbox * =
disabled
L629[17:41:02] <dangranos> sks, this is
yours
L630[17:41:04] <ShadowKatStudios>
Pwootage: They were using Cortana on W10 on the demo
L631[17:41:09] <Pwootage> awsome
L632[17:41:28] <Negi> Let's get it clear :
cmd is destabilizing when you're used to bash, and PS is just
SLOOOOOBROOO
L633[17:41:48] <ShadowKatStudios>
dangranos: But... Lain, Nagato, Tsugumi and Sakeko are good
names!
L634[17:41:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Also
Shiro
L635[17:42:06] <Pwootage> windows will
never be as good as linux unless they implement enough of posix to
run linux things on windows without rewriting them
L636[17:42:11] <ShadowKatStudios> Damnit,
Shiro isn't mine, so I always forget her
L637[17:42:15] <CompanionCube> Pwootage,
so
L638[17:42:26] <CompanionCube> basically a
POSIX subsystem for the NT Kernel?
L639[17:42:27] <Pwootage> Oh, and go
open-source
L640[17:42:31] <dangranos> SKS, i didnt
said its bad, i just said that this strip is perfect for you
L641[17:42:36] <ShadowKatStudios> It would
have been awesome if BeOS kept going- it was mostly POSIX
L642[17:42:36] <Pwootage> CompanionCube: I
know one existed ages ago but it was dropped afaik
L643[17:42:43] <ShadowKatStudios>
dangranos: Oh, yes, it is very important.
L644[17:42:52] <CompanionCube> Pwootage,
they 'deprecated' it
L645[17:42:54] <CompanionCube>
>POSIX
L646[17:42:59] <CompanionCube>
>deprecated
L647[17:43:10] <CompanionCube> MS, you're
doing it wrong
L648[17:43:21] <Pwootage> Every other OS I
can think of supports the same OS api >.>
L650[17:43:38] <dangranos> T_T
L651[17:43:46] <CompanionCube> Pwootage,
iirc it was completely removed in Windows Server 2012 R2
L652[17:43:53] <Pwootage> even the ARM OS
I am going to write is going to be partially POSIX compliant
L653[17:43:55] <ShadowKatStudios> BeOS was
cool because it had SMP-optomised features, a window manager that
still beats every stacking WM in existance, and it was
POSIX-ish
L654[17:44:07] <Negi> Pwootage: Afaik
Windows is the only non-POSIX-supporting shit 'round this
planet.
L655[17:44:21] <ShadowKatStudios> Also an
OS designed to have a GUI
L656[17:44:23] <CompanionCube> Negi, what
about all the hobbyist OSes
L657[17:44:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Every OS
with more than 100 users.
L658[17:44:40] <Pwootage> yeah the windows
kernel has the gui integrated in it (or at least win7-age it did,
presumably it still does)
L659[17:44:42] <ShadowKatStudios> And for
anything > 16-bit
L660[17:44:43] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, current or present?
L661[17:44:51] <Negi> Thanks
ShadowKatStudios for correcting me \o
L662[17:44:55] *
CompanionCube was going to point out acorn or
something
L663[17:45:09] <ShadowKatStudios>
CompanionCube: RISC OS was cool, but it's not used any more
L664[17:45:18] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, I mean older than that
L665[17:45:25] <Caitlyn> the Server-Core
stuff is GUI-less
L666[17:45:27] <ShadowKatStudios>
Arthur?
L667[17:45:28] <Negi> Pwootage: Afaik it
still does.
L668[17:45:32] <CompanionCube> Caitlyn,
orly?
L669[17:45:43] <Negi> AVR BOMB ATTACK ON
CompanionCube !
L670[17:45:45] <CompanionCube> does it has
window borders or anything like that?
L671[17:45:54] <Pwootage> Linux, BSD, OSX
are the three major OS's that arn't windows, all are
posix-ish
L672[17:46:06] <Pwootage> (in terms of
user-base)
L673[17:46:14] <ShadowKatStudios> There
aren't many programs for Windows that will happily run without a
GUI though
L674[17:46:39] <Pwootage> the hardest
thing to explain to a windows user is why grep is so useful
L675[17:46:39] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
batch scripts woo \o/
L676[17:46:49] <Pwootage> (well that and
what the | key means)
L677[17:46:50] <Caitlyn> Well.. I mean you
get a command prompt.. but there is no "shell"
L678[17:46:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
Can you write a httpd in batch?
L679[17:46:57] <CompanionCube> Server Core
isn't even properly GUI-less or fully-featured is it?
L680[17:47:12] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios: No
but you can use Bottle and Python for that.
L681[17:47:19] <Pwootage> WIndows server
runs a gui, and you can't turn it off
L682[17:47:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Y'know,
cause IIS is GUI
L683[17:47:42] <Pwootage> IIS also
sucks
L684[17:48:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
Indeed.
L685[17:48:07] <Pwootage> imo it's
better/faster to learn something that isn't c# and write it in
that
L686[17:48:19] <Pwootage> (well I really
like scala/java play framework for web stuff)
L687[17:48:41] <Caitlyn> Except, I'm
pretty sure you don't get the IIS gui, cause no MMC therefore no
snapins
L688[17:48:50] <vifino> I wish I could
compile clojure down to native binaries.
L689[17:48:57] <vifino> Like, an embedded
jvm.
L690[17:49:53] <Pwootage> Languages I need
to try: Haskell, lisp(s), clojure
L691[17:50:04] <vifino> Pwootage: clojure
is a lisp
L693[17:50:15] <Pwootage> yeah I suppose
it is
L694[17:50:37] <Pwootage> well ab k later,
gotta go to school
L695[17:50:40] <ShadowKatStudios> >You
are about to close 146 tabs, are you sure you want to
continue?
L696[17:50:47] <Pwootage> s/a
bk/back/
L697[17:51:00] <Pwootage>
ShadowKatStudios: I had a friend with > 400 at one point
L698[17:51:02] <dangranos> s/ab
k/back
L699[17:51:02] <Kibibyte> <Pwootage>
well back later, gotta go to school
L700[17:51:14] <ShadowKatStudios> This is
my laptop, it has notably less tabs than my desktop
L701[17:51:19] *
CompanionCube has the tab limiter set at '6#
L702[17:51:45] <CompanionCube> I've found
this to be okay. Not too small, not too big.
L704[17:53:20] <Negi> OMG ShadowKatStudios
don't scare me like that with style changes/additions
L705[17:53:26] *
Negi jumps.
L706[17:53:34] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
What do you mean? Chrome user?
L707[17:54:13] <ShadowKatStudios> Because
I recently re-wrote my CSS to work on !=Firefox
L708[17:54:47] <Negi> Yeah Chromium.
L709[17:54:56] <ShadowKatStudios> Still
broken in links2, but y'know
L710[17:55:00] <Negi> ( "Chrome just
like your mum" )
L711[17:55:21] <vifino> ... Wut?
L712[17:55:35] *
Negi <3 bottle.py & Python standard lib's webbrowser
module
L713[17:56:01] <dangranos>
chrome=chromium=opera(>=15)
L714[17:56:08] <vifino> ¬_¬ python can go
die in a fire
L715[17:56:09] <dangranos> :P
L716[17:56:13] <dangranos> bye
L717[17:56:15] <dangranos> sleep
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L719[17:56:25] <vifino> dangranos: Only
because they use webkit does not mean they are equal.
L720[17:56:27] <ShadowKatStudios> Bye
dangranos
L721[17:56:34] <vifino> Because safari
uses webkit too.
L722[17:56:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Opera is
weird
L723[17:56:40] <ShadowKatStudios> Safari
is fucked
L724[17:56:51] <Negi> vifino: Python is an
abstract object technically, it can't die into fire. Tho /you/
can.
L725[17:56:59] <vifino> :<
L726[17:57:09] <Negi> Yeah don't be mean
with snakes :I
L727[17:57:21] <ShadowKatStudios> Maybe
the reason I can't sleep is something to do with the fact I'm
listening to the ME!ME!ME! song on repeat
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L729[17:59:11] <ShadowKatStudios> I need
to get stickers for my lkjh keys with arrows on them
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L731[18:01:21] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
Are you paying anything for your domain name (since, yannow, it's a
.tk, and afaik those are free or really cheap ?)
L732[18:01:32] <ShadowKatStudios> ._.
Somehow I ended up writing a rant into my story
L733[18:01:32] <asie> .tk is free
L734[18:01:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
Mine is free.
L735[18:01:46] <ShadowKatStudios> For
another 8 months, anyway
L736[18:02:03] <Negi> 8 months
L738[18:02:11] <ShadowKatStudios> 12
months of free domain
L739[18:02:21] <ShadowKatStudios> then you
have to pay
L740[18:02:45] <Alissa> I got
programming.ml and programming.ga for free \:D/
L742[18:03:43] <ShadowKatStudios>
s/com/tk
L744[18:04:52] <Negi> Imma need to sing a
bit before my voice goes completely off ._.
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L749[18:17:16] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, no free renewals?
L750[18:17:29] <ShadowKatStudios> From
what I gather, no.
L751[18:18:51] <Alissa> ShadowKatStudios:
Does it keep the domain stored if you don't renew it, or can
another service use it after?
L752[18:19:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
Dunno.
L753[18:19:19] <ShadowKatStudios> Not an
issue for me, I'm gonna get a proper domain within the next
year
L754[18:19:59] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, you can renew it
L755[18:19:59] <CompanionCube> For FREE
domain names you can register domains for 1 to 12 months. You can
renew FREE domain names in the last 15 days of each registration
period - 15 days before the expiration date
L756[18:20:21] <ShadowKatStudios> Ohcool,
that works.
L757[18:21:24] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, also
L758[18:21:35] <CompanionCube> Stary2001
might get rekt
L759[18:21:48] <ShadowKatStudios>
Hm?
L760[18:21:55] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
tell SKS :p
L761[18:24:00]
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L762[18:26:52] <Stary2001>
ShadowKatStudios: i ha(ve|d) glype on my server
L763[18:27:01] <Stary2001> apparently the
it ppl at school know
L764[18:27:08] <ShadowKatStudios>
glype?
L765[18:27:22] <Stary2001> and the last
person running a proxy got permanently excluded
L766[18:27:50] <ShadowKatStudios> Oooh,
proxy of some sort?
L767[18:27:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Heh, I
see where this is going
L768[18:28:00] <ShadowKatStudios> Have
fun.
L769[18:28:21] ⇦
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error: Connection reset by peer)
L770[18:28:23] <CompanionCube> And
Stary2001's personal details are on that domain's whois
L771[18:28:24] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, ^
L772[18:28:34] <ShadowKatStudios>
Ooohboy
L773[18:28:56] *
CompanionCube is glad to hide behind dot.tk and
cloudns
L774[18:29:08] <Stary2001> ikr
L775[18:29:22] ⇦
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186 seconds)
L776[18:29:27] <ShadowKatStudios> When I
properly register a domain, I'll use the name "Izaya
Orihara"
L777[18:29:37] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
they wouldn't be able to conclusively prove the domains are
mine.
L778[18:29:55] <ShadowKatStudios> I just
realised- my about page is blank
L779[18:30:01]
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L780[18:30:02]
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L781[18:30:16] <Stary2001>
ShadowKatStudios: my it teacher tipped off one of my friends as to
this
L782[18:30:20] <Stary2001> so..yeah
:p
L783[18:30:31] <Kilobyte> Stary2001: ur
rekt
L784[18:30:33] <ShadowKatStudios>
Fun.
L785[18:30:36] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
hopefully the admins aren't BOFHs.
L786[18:30:44] <CompanionCube> BOFHs look
for any excuse to utterly rek a user.
L787[18:30:55] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte, ^
agree?
L788[18:31:07] <Stary2001> mhm
L789[18:31:42] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
tuxedo_jack once suggested explusion
L790[18:31:56] <Stary2001> lol
L791[18:31:57] <Stary2001> fun
L792[18:32:04] <CompanionCube> ....so he
could achieve his ulterior motive of aquiring a PFY
L793[18:32:20] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
^
L794[18:32:37] ***
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L795[18:32:45] <Stary2001> ha
L796[18:32:49] <ShadowKatStudios>
CompanionCube: If I knew my IT admin would pull that I would
totally try to get myself expelled on IT grounds
L797[18:32:57] <Kilobyte> Stary2001: there
is no proof the proxy ever existed.
L798[18:33:09] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
archive.org
L799[18:33:13] <CompanionCube> google's
cache
L800[18:33:44] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube:
"Page cannot be crawled or displayed due to
robots.txt."
L801[18:33:55] <CompanionCube> oh,
sweet
L802[18:33:59] *
Stary2001 thanks past self for setting up robots
L803[18:34:05] <Caitlyn> lol
L804[18:34:21] <Pwootage> well it's not
exactly hard
L805[18:34:21] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
your 'friends' or lusers might confess.
L806[18:34:41] <ShadowKatStudios> Future
self: I hope you appreciate what I have done.
L807[18:34:52] <Stary2001> heh
L808[18:34:58] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, what have you done
L809[18:35:00] <Stary2001> CompanionCube:
lusers will
L810[18:35:05] <CompanionCube> that's
worthy of appreciation
L812[18:36:13] <Negi> And that's why I
don't connect to my laptop while going through the school's
proxy.
L813[18:37:06] <Kilobyte> Stary2001: a
particular luser i suspect
L814[18:37:12] <Stary2001> ha, ashby
L815[18:37:13] <Kilobyte> i assume you
know who i mean
L816[18:37:13] <Stary2001> nah
L817[18:37:15] <Kilobyte> yes
L818[18:37:21] <Stary2001> he can be
*cough* fixed
L819[18:37:26] <Kilobyte> oh right
L820[18:37:50] <CompanionCube> if all else
fails, say it's another zek
L821[18:38:08] <Stary2001> there's only
one of me in school
L822[18:38:33] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
who says the whois details are valid, and that the actual hoster is
elsewhere?
L823[18:38:38] <Stary2001> :p
L824[18:38:39] <ShadowKatStudios> Is it
bad that I built a copy of that program that crashed Windows
machines on an IPv6 network on my laptop?
L825[18:38:57] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, it also does shit with macs
L826[18:39:02] <CompanionCube> makes them
freeze or something
L827[18:39:14] <CompanionCube>
(flood_router26 right?)
L828[18:39:17] <Pwootage> lol
L829[18:39:24] <Stary2001> heh
L830[18:39:29] <ShadowKatStudios>
Yep.
L831[18:39:39] <ShadowKatStudios> (forgot
the name, it's buried in my downloads)
L832[18:40:41] <Kilobyte> its fun tm
L833[18:40:58] <Kilobyte> my network is
also vuln as of today (aka i enabled IPv6 in LAN)
L834[18:41:28] <Stary2001> was always
vuln
L835[18:41:29] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
but does it have any winderps or macs in it?
L836[18:41:32] <ShadowKatStudios> The
ethernet network for my LAN has IPv6. The Windows machines use
WiFi
L837[18:41:32] <Stary2001> uses router
advertisements, Kilobyte
L838[18:41:35] <Stary2001> haha
L839[18:41:48] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube:
losedows, yes
L840[18:41:54] <Kilobyte> but those aren't
mine
L841[18:41:55] <CompanionCube> ah
L842[18:41:56] <Kilobyte> xD
L843[18:41:56] <Pwootage> ™ is what you're
looking for
L844[18:42:02] <Kilobyte> er
ShadowKatStudios ^
L845[18:42:04] <CompanionCube> it would
practically be not vuln if you only had losedows
L846[18:42:05] <Kilobyte> wait no
L847[18:42:08] <Kilobyte> i am fail
L848[18:42:22] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube: i
only have linux
L849[18:42:27] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
ah
L850[18:42:34] <CompanionCube> so it's
practically not vuln
L851[18:43:03] <Kilobyte> my parents are
dual boot (dad uses linux primarily, mum windows xp (aka no ipv6
for her)) sis win7
L852[18:43:41] <Kilobyte> her laptop can't
run anything past xp and linux has issues with wifi
L853[18:43:47] <Pwootage> My dad bought an
imac cuz he was tired of windows (and is rich/got a deal through
work)
L854[18:43:48] <ShadowKatStudios> The only
Windows machines on my ethernet are XP or alternatively, my desktop
dual-boots 7
L855[18:44:10] <Kilobyte> which is weird,
because the very same wifi dongle worked fine with my pi
L856[18:44:13] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
does flood_router26 work wired -> wireless?
L857[18:44:19] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube:
why not?
L858[18:44:30] <Kilobyte> it uses
broadcast
L859[18:44:34] <CompanionCube> my brother
runs losedows...
L860[18:44:48] <ShadowKatStudios> Got
plans, CompanionCube?
L861[18:44:59] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, not yet
L862[18:45:04] <CompanionCube> but might
be handy in the future...
L863[18:45:54] <CompanionCube> I can
already in theory reserve him a DHCP IP from the 127.0.0.0/8
block
L864[18:45:56] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, ^
L865[18:46:08] <Pwootage> Uh, that sounds
like it might not end well
L866[18:46:27] <CompanionCube> Pwootage,
that's the point :>
L867[18:46:31] <ShadowKatStudios> Is that
so?
L868[18:46:41] <Pwootage> THat's something
I've never tried... for good reason, I suppose :P
L869[18:46:52] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, Sky's web interface doesn't properly validate
your choice of IP
L870[18:46:58] <CompanionCube> iirc it
only blocks 127.0.0.1
L871[18:47:07] <ShadowKatStudios> Hm, I
never thought of abusing DHCP like that- next time my sister is
streaming...
L872[18:47:27] <Pwootage>
ShadowKatStudios: problem: dhcp renewal times are not that
quick
L873[18:47:37] <CompanionCube> Pwootage,
solution: reboot the fucker
L874[18:47:48] <Pwootage> True, windows
should re-ask for an IP
L875[18:48:18] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, it will only work if someone derped the
validation code
L876[18:48:30] <CompanionCube> by
forgetting the entire /8 is loopback, not just 0.0.1
L877[18:49:37] ***
skyem123 is now known as skyem123|away
L878[18:49:58] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
Kilobyte ^&
L879[18:50:08] <Stary2001> xD yuup
L881[18:50:34] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube:
LOL
L882[18:50:53] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte, I
dunno if their actual dhcpcd is the same
L883[18:51:00] <CompanionCube> I'd need to
look at the source code
L884[18:51:34] <CompanionCube>
s/cd/d
L885[18:51:34] <Kibibyte>
<CompanionCube> Kilobyte, I dunno if their actual dhcpd is
the same
L886[18:51:42] <CompanionCube> cd is the
client daemon, dammit
L887[18:51:53] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
Kilobyte ^
L888[18:51:59] <Kilobyte> yes it is
L889[18:52:15] <Kilobyte> Negi: that page
successfully froze firefox for 10 sec
L890[18:52:23] *
CompanionCube corrected hiself
L891[18:52:53] <Pwootage> Do I dare go to
that domain?
L892[18:53:04] <ShadowKatStudios> no
L893[18:53:04] <Caitlyn> chrome didn't
even stutter :P
L894[18:53:06] <ShadowKatStudios>
nsfw
L895[18:53:17] <ShadowKatStudios> too many
sexy terminal colours
L896[18:53:38] <Kilobyte> Caitlyn: i have
a lot of tabs open :P
L897[18:53:47] <Kilobyte> also chrome is
bad. if anything use chromium.
L898[18:53:54] <Caitlyn> No.
L899[18:53:55] ***
AtomSponge|away is now known as AtomSponge
L900[18:54:05] <Pwootage> that is one of
the smoothest running websites I've seen, nice
L901[18:54:25] <Negi> I use Chromium tbh
and it works ok
L902[18:54:26] <Pwootage> Chrome is
chromium + flash + drm management (so you can watch netflix)
>.>
L903[18:54:45] <Negi> - "+
flash"
L904[18:54:47] <Pwootage> well I use
chromium sometimes because archlinux
L905[18:54:51] <Negi> Chromium comes with
it too afaik.
L906[18:55:01] <Sangar> evening o/
L907[18:55:03] <Pwootage> Chromium didn't
come with flash last I checked
L908[18:55:06] <Pwootage> Evening o/
L909[18:55:07] *
ShadowKatStudios says something about Firefox 3.6
L910[18:55:10] <ShadowKatStudios> Hello,
Sangar.
L911[18:55:19] <Negi> Helloweenie.
L912[18:55:51] <Kilobyte> Pwootage:
because googles flash is propietary. You can extract it from chrome
though and stuff it into chromium if you really want
L913[18:55:56] <Sangar> why would you say
hello to my...
L914[18:56:07] <Kilobyte> chrome is based
on chromium
L915[18:56:11] <Pwootage> That's what I
thought
L916[18:56:13] <Kilobyte> latter is open
source
L917[18:56:28] <Pwootage> Like I said,
chrome is literally chromium + some proprietary bits
L918[18:56:36] <ShadowKatStudios> +
botnet
L919[18:56:39] <Kilobyte> thats why i
prefer chromium
L920[18:56:42] <ShadowKatStudios>
SCNR
L921[18:56:59] <Kilobyte> still, firefox
is best imo
L922[18:57:08] <Pwootage> I like to watch
netflix and occasionally need flash
L923[18:57:09] <ShadowKatStudios> Who uses
flash anymore anyway? (Besides Microsoft)
L924[18:57:12] <Pwootage> I hate
flash
L925[18:57:14] <CompanionCube> my chromium
has flash
L926[18:57:18] <Pwootage> it needs to die
a horrible death
L927[18:57:18] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, some games websites
L928[18:57:19] <Sangar> is there something
like pentadactyl for chromium?
L929[18:57:26] <CompanionCube> but yes, it
needs to die in a fire
L930[18:57:30] <ShadowKatStudios>
CompanionCube: Flash games? Ahaaahahahahahaaha
L931[18:57:35] <Negi> Pwootage: U still
have terminal.sexy open ?
L932[18:57:41] <Pwootage> Negi: not
anymore, why?
L933[18:57:41] <Kilobyte> also, chromium
on windows is a pain xD
L934[18:57:55] <Kilobyte> because i have
no clue where to get binaries
L935[18:58:01] <Pwootage> I havn't used
chromium other than pacman -Sy chromium
L936[18:58:08] <Kilobyte> and compiling
chromium.... takes a LOT of ram
L937[18:58:16] <Kilobyte> iirc google
suggests 24 GB
L938[18:58:20] <Pwootage> lol wow
L939[18:58:37] <Kilobyte> either lots of
RAM or lots of swap
L940[18:58:49] <Pwootage> Oop train ride
is pretty much over, I'll be back soonish
L941[18:58:55] *
CompanionCube has considered getting a 1TB external HDD and adding
it to his btrfs
L942[18:59:02] <Pwootage> that is a slow
compile on swap... D:
L943[18:59:07] <Kilobyte> ikr
L944[18:59:09] *
ShadowKatStudios has a 1TB external HDD
L945[18:59:14] *
ShadowKatStudios stores anime on it
L946[18:59:21] *
Kilobyte has 4 TB external HDD
L947[18:59:21] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
that would be a win use of btrfs yesyes?
L948[18:59:25] <ShadowKatStudios> this
anime may or may not be hidden somewhere on lain
L949[18:59:34] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube: i
would use a seperate volume though
L950[18:59:44] <Kilobyte> so you can boot
without external HDD
L951[18:59:49] ***
Pwootage is now known as Pwootage|Off
L952[18:59:52] <Negi> Pwootage: Template
Browser > /vim/default/lua <3
L953[18:59:55] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
perhaps subvolume?
L954[19:00:11] <Negi> Craps
L955[19:00:16] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube:
nah, you can't have a subvol on another drive
L956[19:00:20] <CompanionCube> :(
L957[19:00:27] <Kilobyte> just format it
and mount it somewhere
L958[19:00:31] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
what if I didn't balance it
L959[19:00:34] <Kilobyte> my ext hdd is in
/mnt/hdd
L960[19:00:35] <Kilobyte> err
L961[19:00:43] <CompanionCube> would I
still be able to use the external without needing it for boot
L962[19:00:43] <Kilobyte> *
/mnt/btrfs
L963[19:01:04] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube:
btrfs will bitch at you and refuse to mount with a raid volume
missing
L964[19:01:13] <Kilobyte> unless you mount
it with option "degraded"
L965[19:01:16] <CompanionCube> Kilobyte,
ah
L966[19:01:35] <CompanionCube> so
essentially, a new filesystem that has an 'auto' entry in
fstab?
L967[19:01:37] <Kilobyte> thats mainly so
you notice when a raid device breaks
L968[19:01:44] <Kilobyte> yeah
L969[19:03:10] <Kilobyte> grep /mnt/btrfs
/etc/fstab
L970[19:03:12] <Kilobyte>
UUID=b849e746-7de9-485a-95f7-eba1f2a9769c /mnt/btrfs btrfs
rw,user,relatime,space_cache,exec,nofail,nosuid,nodev 0 0
L971[19:03:16] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube:
mount line for ext drive
L972[19:03:33] <Kilobyte> also, it does
automount
L973[19:03:40] <CompanionCube> because
systemd?
L974[19:03:40] <Kilobyte> idk how i set
that up anymore though
L975[19:03:43] <Kilobyte> probably
L976[19:04:06] <Kilobyte> yeah i think
systemd does that without being configured even
L977[19:04:32] <Kilobyte> CompanionCube:
also, fucking set nosuid and nodev
L978[19:04:38] <Kilobyte> or you can get
rekt pretty easily
L979[19:04:41] <Negi> These schemes are
almost colorporn.
L980[19:05:51] *
CompanionCube has half-temptation to write a quick, basic coop
multitasking lib
L981[19:07:00] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
^
L982[19:07:16] <Stary2001> lolo
L983[19:08:14] <CompanionCube> i.e it
would first initialise all coroutines into a data structure,
including a special management coroutine and then loop through all
coroutines
L984[19:08:24] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
^
L985[19:15:45] <Vexatos> Sangar, you
here?
L986[19:16:09] <Vexatos> Is there anything
special you need to do when having a TE implementing
SimpleComponent, ManagedPeripheral?
L987[19:16:16] ***
ShoweringFairy is now known as Daiyousei
L988[19:16:17] <Vexatos> anything special
to register it?
L989[19:21:09] <Sangar> Vexatos, no, i
don't think so.
L990[19:21:17] <Vexatos> k
L991[19:21:51] <Vexatos> Btw, Sangar, some
interface like "SidedPeripheral extends
ManagedPeripheral" that has canConnect(side) would be
nice
L992[19:22:06] <Sangar> hmhm
L993[19:22:07] <Vexatos> Because then it's
have 100% of the way CC does it re-done
L994[19:22:15] <Vexatos> that's the only
thing it is lacking
L995[19:22:20] <Vexatos> you cannot make
it not connect
L996[19:22:25] <Sangar> right
L997[19:22:43] <Vexatos> (side) so you can
have it side-specific
L998[19:22:47] <Vexatos> the rest already
is in the TE
L999[19:22:57] <Vexatos> and make it
simply return a boolean
L1000[19:22:57] <Sangar> yeah. open an
issue.
L1001[19:23:02] <Vexatos> should be very
easy to do
L1002[19:23:02] <Vexatos> k
L1003[19:23:16] <Vexatos> Btw, Sangar, I
am almost done with my MuseScore plugin
L1004[19:23:18] <Vexatos> Hurr hurr
L1005[19:23:30] ***
skyem123|away is now known as skyem123
L1006[19:24:24] <Sangar> oo, automatic
fancy music?
L1007[19:25:48] <Dashkal> Has anybody
else ever noticed OC eating significant cpu for computers/server
racks that are off? I'm not yet ready to report a bug here, just
doing initial investigation.
L1008[19:26:06] <Dashkal> (Opis often
ends up blaming the wrong thing)
L1010[19:27:34] <Vexatos> Sangar, well,
uhhhh
L1011[19:28:07] <Vexatos>
musescore->Beep card using a mouse click sounded so
convenient
L1012[19:28:22] <Sangar> Dashkal, hmm,
computers idk, server racks also act as power distributors, and
switches and so on, so they might be a bit heavier... then again,
power distribution only ticks every now and then.
L1013[19:28:44] <Sangar> Vexatos, indeed
it does :P
L1014[19:28:51] <Vexatos> Sangar, btw,
why are you initializing all the computer stuff when starting a
computer in the world for the first time?
L1015[19:28:52] <Dashkal> The report I
got from Opis was highly out of line. Something was misbehaving.
Like an off computer eating tens of milliseconds.
L1016[19:29:23] <Vexatos> Everytime you
restart the server it's locking the server thread for 3-5 seconds,
why can't you initialize all your stuff at some other point=
L1017[19:29:33] <Vexatos> like on server
startup?
L1018[19:29:53] <Dashkal> I've never seen
anything like that before, so I suspect I had something bad on the
network, or related to the AP/network cards or some such. But I
couldn't pin it down. Will investigate more tonight/over the
weekend.
L1019[19:30:37] <Sangar> Dashkal, hmm,
they shouldn't be doing much of anything while off. if it's
reproducible, mind seeing if it also happens when they're
"isolated" (no other oc blocks next to them, no redstone
triggering, etc)? thanks.
L1020[19:30:48] <Dashkal> For all I know
it's been fixed since >.> I upgraded since then, but I forgot
until just now and am asking while it's on my mind.
L1021[19:30:54] <Dashkal> Will do
L1023[19:31:03] <CompanionCube> ahah, not
how it works
L1024[19:31:12] <Vexatos>
Sangar...?
L1025[19:31:25] <Sangar> Vexatos, uhh, i
only know that it can take a bit the first time, because that's
when it's loading the sounds for the first time, after that i never
experienced any lag
L1026[19:32:02] ***
manmaed is now known as manmaed|AFK
L1027[19:32:06] <Vexatos> Sangar, only
the first time you start a computer on a server
L1028[19:32:12] <Vexatos> after you
reload the server
L1029[19:32:26] <Vexatos> so in SSP,
everytime you enter the world and start a computer
L1030[19:32:35] <Sangar> ah, real server
:P
L1031[19:32:36] <Vexatos> or immediately
after joining if a computer is still running
L1032[19:32:38] <Vexatos> Yes
L1033[19:32:42] <Vexatos> MC server
L1034[19:32:56] <Vexatos> it locks the
server thread for 3-5 seconds
L1035[19:33:08] <Vexatos> couldn't you
initialize all the things you do in there on server start?
L1036[19:33:40] <Sangar> hrm, i'm not
sure what even would block that long on a server... i thought it
was the sound loading on the client. guess it's something else
then? will have a look.
L1037[19:34:07] <Dashkal> Minecraft,
learn to load assets off-thread damnit! It's not that hard!
*sighs*
L1038[19:34:12] <Vexatos> Sangar, well,
my computer is slow as hell
L1039[19:34:24] <Vexatos> so whatever you
are initializing, please initialize it on server load
L1040[19:34:28] <Dashkal> See also year
long startup times when loading a heavy resource pack.
L1041[19:34:33] <Vexatos> sounds also
should be loaded earlier
L1042[19:34:54] <Sangar> sounds: well,
yeah. but priorities and such >_>
L1043[19:35:23] <Dashkal> It's the
sounds? That explains some things. I was wondering why I always got
a client lock on first boot.
L1044[19:36:00] <Vexatos> everyone gets
this lock
L1045[19:36:17] <Vexatos> it should be
done in either loading or server start, Sangar
L1046[19:36:18] <Dashkal> I figured. Was
never long enough to be a problem, and only happens once per
login.
L1047[19:36:29] <Vexatos> I'd recommend
postInit or LoadComplete
L1048[19:36:49] <Dashkal> The only perf
issue I'm concerned with is my server one, and I just need to
remember to properly test that.
L1049[19:37:04] <Sangar> Vexatos, make a
pr? pwetty please? >_>
L1050[19:38:08] <Vexatos> Sangar, I have
no idea what you are initializing where
L1051[19:38:10] <Vexatos> so you better
do it
L1052[19:38:33] <Sangar>
client.Proxy
L1053[19:38:57] <Caitlyn> q_q.....
sitting idle, underclocked by 50% and undervolted from 1.3 to 1.12
volts, my local server is running 64c
L1054[19:39:41] <Caitlyn> I put on fresh
artic silver 5 a week ago, cleaned the heatsink..
L1055[19:39:51] <Vexatos> Sangar, I mean
whatever locks up the game when booting a computer for the first
time
L1056[19:40:01] <Caitlyn> and I swear the
fan is trying out to become a jet engine
L1057[19:40:06] <Sangar> Vexatos, ah, i
meant for the sounds :P
L1058[19:40:59] <Sangar> Caitlyn, gimme,
i'm cold :P
L1059[19:41:19] <Caitlyn> lol, I would
but I'm currently using it for a heater myself.. :P
L1060[19:41:40] <Sangar> heh
L1061[19:46:03] <Caitlyn> seriously
though... wtf
L1062[19:46:37] <Caitlyn> it spiked to
94c earlier... :/
L1063[19:47:23] <Sangar> bad
sensor?
L1064[19:47:47] <Caitlyn> It's possible I
guess...
L1065[19:47:51] <Caitlyn> I have no real
way to check :/
L1066[19:48:01] <skyem123> Poke the
heatsink?
L1067[19:48:05] <Dashkal> Just stick your
f... too slow
L1068[19:48:08] ***
Pwootage|Off is now known as Pwootage
L1069[19:48:09] <Caitlyn> I HAD a
tempature probe I could have stuck in the heatsink
L1070[19:48:16] <Caitlyn> but IDK where
it is
L1071[19:48:26] <skyem123> Poke the
heatsink with your finger?
L1072[19:48:43] <Dashkal> That was where
I was going with that, yes.
L1073[19:48:54] <Caitlyn> I
could...
L1074[19:48:57] <Caitlyn> but pita
L1075[19:48:59] <Dashkal> I wouldn't
suggest it :P
L1076[19:49:17] <Dashkal> Maybe hold a
spoon to it and check how hot that gets
L1077[19:49:39] <Pwootage> Caitlyn: if
your cpu spiked to 94c you need to reseat
L1078[19:49:44] <Pwootage> probably
L1079[19:49:46] <FireBall1725> o/
L1080[19:49:47] <FireBall1725>
hello
L1081[19:50:04] <Pwootage> allo
L1082[19:50:30] <Caitlyn> I was able to
hold my finger to the heatsink with no real discomfort
L1083[19:50:38] <skyem123> HMM]
L1084[19:50:41] <skyem123> hmm
L1086[19:51:20] <CompanionCube>
herehre
L1087[19:51:24] <CompanionCube> skyem123,
^
L1088[19:54:13] <Caitlyn> lol.... the
board also reports that my -5 is -12 volts, and my -12 is -6
volts..
L1089[19:54:24] <skyem123> O_o
L1090[19:54:31] <Caitlyn> (yes I've put a
PSU tester on it, no that's not right) :P
L1091[19:54:40] <Shuudoushi> wtf
lol
L1092[19:54:43] <Dashkal> You might ...
yeah... I think you have a $120 ish purchase in your near
future.
L1093[19:54:49] <Shuudoushi> sounds like
you need a new board yo
L1094[19:55:05] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn: AMD
right?
L1095[19:55:08] <Caitlyn> Yeah
L1096[19:55:14] <Shuudoushi> get my
board
L1097[19:55:19] <Shuudoushi> cheap and
works
L1098[19:55:29] <Shuudoushi> MSI 970A-G46
iirc
L1099[19:55:32] <Caitlyn> lol ATM Cheap
is about 100% more then I can afford
L1100[19:55:42] <Shuudoushi> lol,
yeah
L1101[19:55:55] <Caitlyn> I've got
another box sitting right next to me.. but it's a dual core APU
instead of the quad I have now
L1102[19:55:55] <Shuudoushi> my board is
only $60 atm I think
L1103[19:56:22] <Caitlyn> atleast this is
only a media server..
L1104[19:56:45] <Caitlyn> I'm not sure
however how much the dual core APU is going to like doing real time
reencoding for WMC..
L1105[19:57:05] *
Caitlyn sighs
L1106[19:57:12] <Shuudoushi> they tend to
fair ok
L1107[19:57:42] <Caitlyn> 73c
L1108[19:57:46] <Caitlyn> after a reboot
lol
L1109[19:58:01] <Pwootage> well a thing
of thermal paste isn't *too* expensive
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L1111[19:58:10] <Caitlyn> this is fresh
AS5
L1112[19:58:14] <Caitlyn> a week
old
L1113[19:58:24] <Pwootage> well then
sounds like something else is wrong :P
L1114[19:58:25] <Stary2001> o_O
L1115[19:59:30] *
Caitlyn sighs
L1116[19:59:35] <Caitlyn> I have no spare
DDR3
L1117[20:00:16] <Caitlyn> sadly the
current box uses DDR2
L1118[20:00:21] <Caitlyn> and this new
one is DDR3
L1119[20:00:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Time
for me to go.
L1120[20:01:36] <Caitlyn> o/ SKS
L1121[20:06:32] *
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L1123[20:06:50] *
ShadowKatStudios hugs DeanIsaKitty
L1124[20:06:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Want
to guess how much sleep I got last night?\
L1125[20:07:04] <ShadowKatStudios>
None.
L1126[20:07:33] <ShadowKatStudios>
Anyway, kettle's boiled
L1127[20:09:27] <Caitlyn> remove
sidepanel, replace with boxfan, temp drop
L1128[20:09:52] <Dashkal> I do that from
time to time in the summer >.>
L1129[20:10:09] <Caitlyn> bad news: It's
winter..
L1130[20:10:10] <Caitlyn> lol
L1131[20:10:42] <Caitlyn> 48c and
dropping
L1132[20:11:21] <ShadowKatStudios> I find
a small deskfan is often better
L1133[20:11:28] <ShadowKatStudios> You
get higher RPM but less area
L1134[20:12:05] <Caitlyn> I have exactly
one box fan.
L1135[20:13:16] <Caitlyn> km WMC is now
streaming live TV...
L1136[20:13:58] <Caitlyn> and hey... it's
not surface of the sun hot..
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L1138[20:14:55] <Caitlyn> I think part of
the problem is this is a 125 watt TDP cpu, and the chipset only
officially supports 95 watt
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L1141[20:27:58] <Cinder> Woah
L1142[20:28:06] <Cinder> Somebody wrote a
version of tar for OC
L1143[20:29:32] <Negi> tar is cool.
L1144[20:29:47] <Cinder> tar without
gunzip that is
L1145[20:29:59] <Cinder> so it's just
raw, uncompressed tar.
L1146[20:30:00] <Cinder> buuut
L1147[20:30:11] <Cinder> tar +
computronics tapes = epic backup solution
L1148[20:30:30] <Cinder> because it
removes the need for a filesystem layer on computronics tapes
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L1150[20:34:15] <ShadowKatStudios>
Cinder: Use tapefs to mount the tape as a raw object in the file
tree, then tar to the tape
L1151[20:34:52] <Cinder>
ShadowKatStudios: that's redundant.
L1152[20:34:58] <Cinder> tar provides
it's own filesystem.
L1153[20:35:07] <Cinder> if I just want
backup/restore, I'll use tar.
L1154[20:35:17] <ShadowKatStudios>
Nonono, gamax's tapefs mounts the raw tape as a file
L1155[20:35:19] <ShadowKatStudios>
data.raw
L1156[20:35:33] <ShadowKatStudios> It
lets you access it as a FS object
L1157[20:35:50] <ShadowKatStudios> So you
can easily tar straight to the tape
L1158[20:36:07] <Cinder> tape write
exampleFile.tar
L1159[20:36:25] <ShadowKatStudios> Ah,
but that needs enough space on the HDD, no?
L1160[20:36:33] <ShadowKatStudios> What
if you had a full 4MB HDD?
L1161[20:36:47] <ShadowKatStudios> Or a
12MB tape you needed to back up?
L1162[20:36:56] <ShadowKatStudios>
s/tape/RAID
L1163[20:36:57] <Kibibyte>
<ShadowKatStudios> Or a 12MB RAID you needed to back
up?
L1164[20:37:20] <ShadowKatStudios> You
could write straight to the tape, without the need for an
intermediate file
L1165[20:37:22] <Cinder> break it into
parts, tar supports that.
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L1167[20:37:44] <ShadowKatStudios> This
method seems more direct
L1168[20:39:06] <ShadowKatStudios> It
mounts a folder, then there's a "file" in that folder
that represents the tape's raw data, and if you write to that it's
like writing to /dev/tap0 IMO, seems cleaner.
L1169[20:39:29] <Cinder> ah I suppose
you're right
L1170[20:40:14] <Negi> Alt-SysRq-c
<3
L1171[20:40:34] <Negi> Wasn't gamax
working on a udev fs too iirc, ShadowKatStudios ?
L1172[20:40:46] <ShadowKatStudios>
Dunno.
L1173[20:40:57] <ShadowKatStudios> I
think gamax finished the fat12/16 though
L1174[20:42:14] <ShadowKatStudios> OC,
Computronics, what am I missing?
L1175[20:43:24] <ShadowKatStudios> Know
what would be cool?
L1176[20:43:27] <ShadowKatStudios> A tar
filesystem
L1177[20:43:35] <ShadowKatStudios>
Especially if you could mount tapes
L1178[20:44:48] <ShadowKatStudios>
OpenGlasses...
L1179[20:44:57] <ShadowKatStudios> I'll
see if I can get a copy of OA
L1180[20:49:26] <Negi> OA ?
L1181[20:49:29] <Negi> What is OA ?
L1182[20:49:39] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, inb4 we get nostalgic and implement something
like the acorn's fs
L1183[20:51:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Never
used anything Acorn, can't get nostalgic
L1184[20:51:27] <ShadowKatStudios> Negi:
OpenAutomation
L1185[20:51:46] <ShadowKatStudios>
gjgfuj/Sandra's mod
L1186[20:54:01] <Negi> LMGT.
L1187[20:54:09] <ShadowKatStudios>
lmgt?
L1188[20:54:10] *
CompanionCube hasn't either, but was referenced in a class and has
since gone on a wiki walk.
L1189[20:54:14] <CompanionCube> Dammit
nikki :p
L1190[20:54:24] <Negi> ShadowKatStudios:
Let Me Google That.
L1191[20:54:38] <Negi> Actually I use ddg
because it shows GitHub results on top of list <3
L1192[20:55:36] <ShadowKatStudios>
Anyway
L1193[20:55:38] <ShadowKatStudios> time
for me
L1194[20:55:39] <ShadowKatStudios> to
go
L1195[20:55:46] <ShadowKatStudios> got
people to teach
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L1198[20:58:48] <Cinder> Is there
documentation for the OC api anywhere?
L1199[20:58:55] <Cinder> adding
components and such
L1200[20:59:06] <Cinder> or do I have to
hunt through the OC source code to figure it out?
L1201[20:59:12] <CompanionCube> Sangar,
poke ^
L1202[20:59:37] <Caitlyn> there was an
example component on the wiki, but damned if I can find it
L1203[20:59:51] <Caitlyn> it also
included a decent bit of documentation
L1204[21:00:08] <Caitlyn> That's how I
did LanteaCraft's OC interaction lol
L1206[21:00:37] <gamax92> Sangar!
L1207[21:00:40] <gamax92> :D
L1208[21:00:43] <Sangar> hey :P
L1209[21:00:53] <Cinder> javadoc?
L1210[21:01:08] <Cinder> Sorry, I'm not
familiar with Java development, I'm a C++ dev :P
L1211[21:01:16] <Sangar> haha
L1214[21:01:51] <Sangar> then have a look
at the documentation in the interfaces, and the example projects i
mentioned above
L1215[21:02:08] <Sangar> gamax92, lz?
compression?
L1216[21:02:34] <gamax92> Sangar: I was
unpacking and decompressing iWork pages's .iwa files
L1217[21:02:42] <Sangar>
error("Logic Problem") hue hue
L1218[21:03:05] <Cinder> Also, should OC
mods be built against Java 7 or Java 8?
L1219[21:03:15] <gamax92> because my
friend sent me a .pages, and NOTHING WANTS TO READ .PAGES BESIDES
MAC
L1220[21:03:31] <Sangar> Cinder, whatever
you like. i build oc against 7 but it works on 6
L1221[21:03:40] <gamax92> Cinder: i
recommend not using 8
L1222[21:03:43] <Caitlyn> java 9
ftw.
L1223[21:03:52] <Cinder> Okay, because
Forge was fixed for 8 about a month ago
L1224[21:04:00] <gamax92> yes but not
everyone uses 8
L1225[21:04:07] <Cinder> and extended
support ends in march
L1226[21:04:08] <Cinder> afaik
L1227[21:04:33] <Sangar> gamax92, i don't
even know what that is (.pages), i'm happily avoiding mac :P
L1228[21:04:59] <gamax92> Sangar: think
of Microsoft Word, for mac its iWork Pages
L1229[21:05:04] <Sangar> i see
L1230[21:05:25] <Negi> A .pages is just a
zip in hiding afaik. ._.
L1231[21:05:28] <gamax92> yes
L1232[21:06:06] <Cinder> What version of
forge is OC built against?
L1233[21:06:12] <gamax92> but they went
from having a pdf and an index.xml to preview.jpg and Index.zip,
which Index.zip has like a bunch of .iwa files
L1234[21:06:25] <gamax92> and after
massive searching i found out the format of them
L1235[21:06:32] <Cinder> 1230?
L1236[21:06:57] <gamax92> 1236
L1237[21:07:26] <Cinder> gotcha
L1238[21:07:57] <Cinder> I know that mods
built against previous versions of forge usually work fine on later
versions, but not vice-versa
L1239[21:08:09] <gamax92> ehh, not
necessarly
L1240[21:08:18] *
gamax92 uses OC on 1208
L1241[21:08:22] <Sangar> it's only that
high because some mods i test with in dev env need it :P
L1242[21:08:32] <Sangar> otherwise i'd
have been lazy and it'd still be 1180 or something >_>
L1243[21:08:43] <gamax92> lol i had 1180
in one of my mods
L1244[21:09:01] <gamax92> Sangar:
maven.url points to a file:// ?
L1245[21:09:26] <Cinder> In that case,
I'll build against 1230, as it's the current
"Recommended" version for 1.7.10
L1246[21:09:27] <Sangar> yeah, the maven
lives on the same server as the jenkins, so that was the lazy
route
L1247[21:10:20] <Cinder> Sangar: That's
not very scalable is it?
L1248[21:10:27] <Sangar>
"lazy"
L1249[21:10:54] <Cinder> Yeah yeah.
L1250[21:11:11] <Cinder> ...do I even
have JDK installed?
L1251[21:11:32] <gamax92> Sangar: so
lazy, that you have your keyboard and mouse in bed, and you can do
all of your work in bed?
L1252[21:12:01] <Sangar> my chair is
pretty comfy ;)
L1253[21:12:13] <gamax92> inb4 chair is
bed
L1254[21:12:24] <Sangar> close, but ~2m
off
L1255[21:12:57] <Negi> distance(chair,
bed) = 5cm
L1256[21:12:59] <Negi> \o/
L1257[21:13:00] <gamax92> .conv 2 meters
to feet
L1258[21:13:07] <gamax92> dammit
ping
L1259[21:13:28] <Negi> 6.56 ft,
gamax92.
L1260[21:13:52] <Negi> I was too lazy to
actually consider looking to inches.
L1261[21:14:22] <gamax92> You might be
asking, why don't you google it? Because i have no internet and i'm
doing irc over a phone proxy
L1262[21:15:10] <gamax92> okay thats a
lie, im just lazy .-.
L1263[21:15:51] <Negi> u lazy
asscouch.
L1264[21:16:05] <gamax92> :(
L1265[21:16:32] <gamax92> my ass is
firmly planted in a wooden chair, thank you very much
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L1267[21:17:34] <Dashkal> you lazy
flat-ass?
L1268[21:17:37] <Negi>
"firmly"
L1269[21:17:51] <Cinder> wait so, to
develop a mod for a mod I need to have both Forge and the mod's
source code?
L1270[21:18:00] <Cinder> Java development
is weird o-o
L1271[21:18:12] <gamax92> Cinder: well
no
L1272[21:18:27] <gamax92> you /could/
build against the compiled class files.
L1273[21:18:27] <Negi> I want a website
that plays Miku's 404 as a 404 page.
L1274[21:18:43] <Cinder> well I need to
import the OC api, and for that I need the source don't I?
L1275[21:18:49] <gamax92> nope
L1276[21:18:59] <gamax92> you'd just use
the api.jar and javadoc.jar
L1277[21:19:11] <Cinder> ...okay?
L1278[21:19:12] <gamax92> javadoc.jar
gives you documentation and the api.jar is what you'd build
against
L1279[21:19:29] <Cinder> okay gamax92, I
know you've modded for OC before
L1280[21:19:32] <gamax92> Yes
L1281[21:19:40] <Cinder> assume I've set
up gradle correctly and now have a mod dev folder
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L1284[21:19:49] <gamax92> yes
L1285[21:19:58] <Cinder> what are the
steps I need to do to actually be able to dev for OC?
L1286[21:20:31] <gamax92> 1) put java
files in src/main/java/ 2) ./gradlew build 3) get jar from
build/libs/
L1287[21:21:01] <Cinder> where do I get
these java files?
L1288[21:21:04] <gamax92> you make
them
L1289[21:21:08] <Cinder> wait so
L1290[21:21:26] <Cinder> I'm cofused now,
I thought you said I needed the API in the first place o-o
L1291[21:21:50] <Dashkal> Cinder: Set up
your forge mod as normal. Add the oc api to the gradle deps (sorry,
I lack the string right now, my dev env is on a vm that's off)
Profit.
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L1293[21:22:08] <Dashkal> If you don't
want to use gradle, it's just a matter of grabbing the API/Javadoc
from jenkins and adding the api to your classpath
L1295[21:22:26] <gamax92> put that in
your build.gradle
L1297[21:22:31] <gamax92> bam you have
oc's api
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L1299[21:23:02] <Cinder> oh
L1300[21:23:03] <Cinder> OH
L1301[21:23:07] <Cinder> is THAT what
gradle is?
L1302[21:23:17] <Pwootage> yes, gradle is
Forge's build system
L1303[21:23:20] <Pwootage> or
rather
L1304[21:23:23] <Cinder> Shit I have a
lot to learn, I thought gradle was a part of the ASM libraries that
Forge needed o-o
L1305[21:23:26] <Dashkal> Gradle is a
build/dependency manager. Same use cases as Maven.
L1306[21:23:33] <Pwootage> the build
system forge uses
L1307[21:23:56] <Dashkal> Forge tampered
with it a little. Some plugin stuff.
L1308[21:23:56] <Pwootage> Gradle, Maven,
SBT are all approximately the same thing
L1309[21:24:07] <Dashkal> Except of
course that SBT is the right answer *nods*
L1310[21:24:14] <Dashkal> I kid. For
forge, use forge's gradle.
L1311[21:24:22] <Cinder> Well shit that
makes things easy
L1312[21:24:28] <Cinder> if I can learn
to use Gradle in the first place
L1313[21:25:37] <Dashkal> It's dead
simple. './gradlew setupDecompWorkspace' gets you started.
'./gradlew idea' or './gradlew eclipse' builds the project for your
IDE.
L1314[21:25:58] <Dashkal> gradlew build
makes the output jars (normal and deobf)
L1315[21:26:53] <Cinder> okie dokie
L1316[21:27:54] <Dashkal> Adjust syntax
for your OS of choice, obviously.
L1317[21:28:10] *
gamax92 never got a deobf jar?
L1318[21:28:19] <gamax92> i always get a
normal one
L1319[21:28:23] <Pwootage> I actually do
like SBT, it's really nice (although it still has it's flaws)
L1320[21:28:36] <Cinder> haha, that
hack
L1321[21:28:42] <Cinder> gradlew has two
files
L1322[21:28:53] <Cinder> gradlew
executable file for *nix, and gradlew.bat for windows
L1323[21:28:55] <Dashkal> I love SBT. I
just don't want to re-implement the forge-gradle stuff in it.
L1324[21:28:59] <Cinder> so both windows
and *nix have the same command
L1325[21:29:02] <gamax92> how is that a
hack
L1326[21:29:13] <Dashkal> Sounds like
good cross-platform dev to me.
L1327[21:29:17] <Cinder> I suppose it
could have been worse
L1328[21:29:21] <gamax92> they are both
scripts, ones a batch file and ones shell script
L1329[21:29:25] <Cinder> gradlew,
gradlew.sh, and gradlew.vbs
L1330[21:29:35] <gamax92> .-. that makes
no sense
L1331[21:29:51] <Cinder> I knew a guy who
did all of his batch scripting in VBS
L1332[21:31:14] <Cinder> BUILD
FAILED
L1333[21:31:16] <Cinder> u wot
L1334[21:31:26] <Negi> Well with shell
scripting, explain how it could have been better, Cinder ?
L1335[21:31:31] <Negi> Woop
L1336[21:31:34] <Negi> Nevermind
taht
L1337[21:31:36] <Cinder> I dunno
L1338[21:31:43] <Negi> (Eff you
weechat)
L1339[21:31:57] <Cinder> but now I'm
trying to figure out why it just died
L1340[21:31:58] <Dashkal> Heh, I'm still
in the honeymoon phase with weechat.
L1341[21:32:12] <Dashkal> Once I leaned
to turn off the technicolor nightmare, anyway.
L1342[21:32:20] <Cinder> gonna alter
build.gradle to include the OC sources, forgot to do that.
L1343[21:32:23] <Dashkal> Holy crap it's
colorful by default.
L1344[21:32:30] <Negi> Dashkal: I say eff
you to weechat but I should blame my color scheme really.
L1345[21:32:43] <Negi> (Dashkal, use
terminal.sexy :D)
L1346[21:32:52] <Dashkal> Once I learned
you could strip color from messages with triggers, things got
sane.
L1347[21:33:06] <Dashkal> I, uh, tuned it
by hand. I wasn't aware of color schemes at the time.
L1349[21:33:27] <Dashkal> Mostly I just
wanted join/part/quit/nick/etc to be uniform dark grey. I need to
see it, but PLEASE don't make it attention grabbing.
L1350[21:33:45] <Dashkal> I think I'm not
super inclined to click random flash files right now
>.>
L1351[21:33:59] <Negi> gamax92 I
approve.
L1352[21:33:59] <gamax92> its a video
loop to music
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L1355[21:34:18] <Negi> Dashkal: It's sfw,
no screamers, not anything. It's a bit funny.
L1356[21:35:07] <Dashkal> I was actually
referring to the zero-day exploits in flash
L1357[21:35:07] <Cinder> I think I
figured out why gradle failed
L1358[21:35:11] <Cinder> I have 60%
packet loss right now
L1359[21:35:11] <Dashkal> Only one was
patched today
L1360[21:35:19] <Dashkal> That would do
it, yeah.
L1361[21:35:33] <Cinder> 78%
L1362[21:35:35] <Cinder> 80%
L1363[21:35:36] <Cinder> crap
L1364[21:35:54] <Cinder> Looks like the
local exchange just crapped itself.
L1365[21:36:16] <Dashkal> Uh, see you
when you get back from your impending outage?
L1367[21:36:29] <gamax92> Cinder: btw if
you've already done a build, Lord Sangar has informed me you can
put --offline and it'll stop redownloading stuff.
L1368[21:36:45] <Cinder> I haven't, it
failed because it couldn't download things
L1369[21:36:46] <gamax92> As to why
gradle can't just ... not keep constantly downloading stuff
,,,
L1370[21:36:52] <Cinder> so I'm retrying
it
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L1373[21:37:03] <gamax92> Negi: XD
L1374[21:37:11] <Cinder> First build
failed because packet loss
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L1378[21:42:39] -Kibibyte- [Negi] 【Hatsune
Miku】404 - Not Found | by rediakaikai | 22s | 175w4d ago | 93,687
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4.97/5.00
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L1382[21:46:49] <Cinder> %ping
L1383[21:46:51] <MichiBot1> Ping reply
from Cinder 1.59s
L1384[21:47:11] <Cinder> LIES
L1385[21:47:15] <Cinder> It took a minute
for it to register
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L1387[21:47:44] <Cinder> 21:45:22 vs
21:46:53
L1388[21:47:47] <Caitlyn> [15:46:48]
<Cinder> %ping
L1389[21:47:47] <Caitlyn> [15:46:51]
<MichiBot1> Ping reply from Cinder 1.59s
L1390[21:47:53] <Caitlyn> THat's not a
minute. :P
L1391[21:48:10] <Cinder> I sent the %ping
at 21:45:22
L1392[21:48:15] <Cinder> *47
L1393[21:48:19] <Cinder> wait no
L1394[21:48:20] <Cinder> hang on
L1395[21:48:29] <Caitlyn> Yes, but it
didn't make it to michibot until 46:48
L1396[21:48:36] <Cinder>
ffffffffffffff-
L1397[21:48:36] <Dashkal> Cinder: /ctcp
PING Cinder
L1398[21:48:38] <Cinder> Fuck my
internet
L1399[21:48:40] <Dashkal> Should ping
yourself via irc
L1400[21:48:50] <Dashkal> erm, reverse
name and PING
L1401[21:48:53] <Dashkal> I always forget
that syntax
L1402[21:48:58] <ping> Cinder, you dun
fucked up
L1403[21:48:59] <Cinder> ? seconds
L1404[21:49:06] <Cinder> * Received a
CTCP PING from Cinder
L1405[21:49:08] <Cinder> * Ping reply
from Cinder: ? second(s)
L1406[21:49:14] <Cinder> that can't be
good
L1407[21:49:15] <Dashkal> Uh...
L1408[21:49:18] <ping> Dashkal, xD
L1409[21:49:18] <Dashkal> I got
nothing
L1410[21:49:23] <ping> im watching
you
L1411[21:49:32] <Caitlyn> You're supposed
to send the current timestamp with the ping
L1412[21:49:34] <Dashkal> Hell of a name
you picked, ping
L1413[21:49:35] <Cinder> oh
L1414[21:49:39] <Cinder> I get it.
L1415[21:49:54] <Caitlyn> »» Ping reply
from Cinder: 0.887 second(s)
L1416[21:50:06] <Dashkal> When I do /ctcp
Dashkal PING I get the expected reply. Yours appears to be a bit
more raw...
L1417[21:50:20] <Cinder> Yeah, /ctcp
Cinder PING excludes the timestamp that hexchat expects
L1418[21:50:35] <Cinder> /ctcp Cinder
Ping 192 gave me this:
L1419[21:50:40] <Cinder> * Received a
CTCP PING 192 from Cinder
L1420[21:50:40] <Cinder> * Ping reply
from Cinder: 279197.786 second(s)
L1421[21:51:05] <Caitlyn> lol yeah
L1422[21:51:12] <Caitlyn> I used to have
ZNC respond with 8
L1423[21:51:18] <Caitlyn> which caused
interesting replies
L1424[21:51:19] <Altenius> * Ping reply
from irc.znc.in: 0.057 second(s)
L1425[21:51:24] <Dashkal> Heh, I may mess
with that one at some point
L1426[21:51:58] <Altenius> * Ping reply
from Cinder: 1421913507.548 second(s) What?
L1427[21:52:11] <Cinder> hahaha
L1428[21:52:14] <ping> for the love of
god
L1429[21:52:17] <ping> stop pinging
me
L1430[21:52:23] <Cinder> HAHAHAHA
L1431[21:52:30] <Dashkal> Yep, love that
name choice
L1432[21:52:45] <Caitlyn> ffs I wish this
channel was on my network :P
L1433[21:52:46] <Cinder> I'll stop
now.
L1434[21:52:53] <Caitlyn> I'd so totally
abuse /pretenduser....
L1435[21:53:09] <Caitlyn> 117 people all
pinging ping at once.
L1436[21:53:23] <Dashkal> That brought
back memories. I briefly had oper on another network long
ago.
L1437[21:53:27] <ping> opper abuse ftw
:P
L1438[21:53:37] <Dashkal> Not at all sure
why they gave oper to a teenager, but there you go.
L1439[21:53:37] <Caitlyn> lmao
L1440[21:53:43] <Sangar> >
briefly
L1441[21:53:47] <Sangar> go on~
L1442[21:53:52] <Caitlyn> lolol
L1443[21:53:56] <Dashkal> No abuse. I
stopped coding for the associated MUD.
L1444[21:54:04] <Dashkal> So I just
stopped logging in.
L1445[21:54:09] <ping> bullshit :P
L1446[21:54:13] *
Dashkal shrugs
L1447[21:54:16] <Dashkal> Believe what
you will
L1448[21:54:24] <Caitlyn> I used to
/pingspam Shuudoushi quiet often...
L1449[21:54:32] <Dashkal> I probably
still have oper there, assuming the servers are still live.
L1450[21:54:53] <Dashkal> Few people seem
to remember to clear old accounts, I've noticed.
L1451[21:55:38] <Dashkal> ping: ?
L1452[21:55:46] <Dashkal> wtf is
IRL_REK?
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L1455[21:58:08] <ping> Dashkal, i rek u
irl
L1456[21:58:51] <Dashkal> Uh huh...
L1457[21:59:35] <Caitlyn> %chgnick
MichiBot
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L1459[22:00:48] <Dashkal> Oh wow, there's
a suppressed memory. On aforementioned irc network, I dabbled with
writing an irc bot. In perl. Intended to turn it into a mud/irc
bridge.
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L1461[22:03:55] <Shuudoushi> and Caitlyn
is a dick head for doing it
L1462[22:04:12] <PhoneCube> ?
L1463[22:04:14] *
Caitlyn slaps Shuudoushi around with a large nuclear
warhead
L1464[22:04:14] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L1465[22:04:38] <PhoneCube> What
happened
L1466[22:04:42] <Shuudoushi> PhoneCube:
Caitlyn used to /pingspam me
L1467[22:04:57] <Shuudoushi> alot
-_-
L1468[22:05:20] <Caitlyn> I have a IRC
network, and have a custom module that lets opers use /pretenduser
to send raw data to the server as another user.. mainly used for
debugging
L1469[22:05:48] <Caitlyn> I wrote a
script that let me select a channel, and a user in that channel and
it would cause all of the other users in that channel to send the
targets name in chat
L1470[22:06:06] <Shuudoushi> well...
That's how it's /SUPPOSED/ to be used...
L1471[22:06:22] <Shuudoushi> but we never
used it for debugging more thn once or twice >.>
L1472[22:06:36] <Caitlyn> I still use
it..
L1473[22:06:47] <Caitlyn> for
debugging*
L1474[22:07:01] <Caitlyn> It's not my
fault you're never around when I'm doing so
L1475[22:07:03] <Shuudoushi>
"debugging" maybe lol
L1476[22:07:11] <Shuudoushi> uh huh
L1477[22:07:16] <Shuudoushi>
SURE~~~
L1478[22:07:26] <Shuudoushi> fucker
L1479[22:07:30] <Caitlyn> No... I had to
add myself as founder on a channel to fix something because the
actual founder was offline but connected via bouncer...
L1480[22:07:37] <Caitlyn> so I
/pretenduer'd myself a command to chanserv
L1481[22:07:46] <Caitlyn> fixed what
needed fixed, and then removed my access
L1482[22:08:17] <Shuudoushi> I still need
to get my code working...
L1483[22:08:38] <Shuudoushi> I don't
remember how to do number ranges...
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L1486[22:10:22] <Cinder> Sangar: how
would I go about passing a table to my OC mod item?
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L1488[22:11:02] <Cinder> numeric and
string values are pretty straightforward, I'm just not sure about
tables
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L1490[22:11:13] <Sangar> Lua -> Java:
args.checkTable, Java -> Lua: return a Map or Array
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L1493[22:12:01] <Cinder> oh, yeah.
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L1495[22:12:07] <Cinder> I forgot java
had a MAP type.
L1496[22:12:12] <Sangar> heh
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L1499[22:12:35] <Shuudoushi> I'm sure
it's b/c I'm an idiot...
L1500[22:12:37] <Pwootage> Maps are kinda
important in java :P
L1501[22:12:41] <Cinder> I was scratching
my head thinking "Does it return a weirdly formatted array or
something I don't understand..."
L1502[22:13:09] <gamax92> Sangar: except
for HashMap?
L1503[22:13:18] <Dashkal> Sangar: I don't
suppose you have a conversion for scala.collection.immutable.Map as
well?
L1504[22:13:23] <gamax92> I was getting
complants from OC about HashMaps
L1505[22:13:26] <Sangar> gamax92, why
except?
L1506[22:13:43] <gamax92> Sangar:
"Tried to push a signal of type HashMap" or some error
like that
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L1510[22:14:01] <Pwootage> (immutable.map
would imply mutable.map too, right?)
L1511[22:14:05] <Sangar> ah, yeah signals
don't support tables
L1512[22:14:10] <Sangar> Dashkal, scala
maps also work
L1513[22:14:16] <gamax92> Sangar: das a
problem
L1514[22:14:30] <Dashkal> Woot!
L1515[22:14:38] <gamax92> wait can i
return a Value?
L1516[22:14:40] <Dashkal> Which flat
collection type would I use for arrays?
L1517[22:14:42] <Cinder> I can't find any
documentation on Java maps o-o
L1518[22:14:43] <gamax92> err, push a
Value?
L1519[22:14:55] <Dashkal> Anything Seq?
Or did you use a precise type (List, Vector, etc)
L1520[22:14:57] <Caitlyn> Shuudoushi, (
... )?
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L1522[22:15:08] <gamax92> Cinder: because
Map is not a actual thing you can instansiate iirc
L1523[22:15:14] <gamax92> it has be a
type of a Map iirc
L1524[22:15:16] <Cinder> oh
L1525[22:15:17] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn:
over look that, I fixed in MC, but not in sublime
L1526[22:15:19] <Sangar> gamax92, no.
it's something i've wanted to look into but didn't get around to it
yet
L1527[22:15:24] <Cinder> So what type of
map is a Lua Table then?
L1528[22:15:31] <Caitlyn>
"overlook" "why doesn't this work"
L1529[22:15:33] <Caitlyn> >_>
L1530[22:15:42] <gamax92> I've been using
HashMaps?
L1531[22:16:03] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn:
again, it's fixed on what's running it, just not in my text
editor
L1532[22:16:29] <Caitlyn> That's great
but you asked why you couldn't get 61 working... what exactly did
you change it to? lol
L1533[22:16:31] <Caitlyn> just ()?
L1534[22:16:39] <Shuudoushi> yes
L1535[22:16:42] <Caitlyn> Ok.. lol
L1536[22:17:21] <Caitlyn> So like.. are
you getting an error?
L1537[22:17:28] <Shuudoushi> no
L1538[22:17:40] <Caitlyn> it just doesn't
work.. neat
L1539[22:17:43] <Shuudoushi> it's just
not passing the args to the func
L1540[22:18:14] <Cinder> I'm gonna assume
all my questions will be awnsered by the javadoc
L1541[22:18:30] <Shuudoushi> the syntex
is supposed to works as "rod <rod #> <rod insertion
%>"
L1542[22:18:36] <Sangar> Cinder, about
maps? probably, yes :P
L1543[22:18:48] <Cinder> if I can figure
out how to even use javadoc -_-
L1544[22:18:53] <Shuudoushi>
s/works/work
L1545[22:18:53] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> the syntex is supposed to work as "rod
<rod #> <rod insertion %>"
L1546[22:19:03] <Cinder> Literally my
first time trying to develop for java short of compiling the
classes myself.
L1547[22:19:09] <vifino> <Joke about
insertion>
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L1549[22:19:25] <Caitlyn> one day I
should try this minecraft people keep talking about..
L1550[22:19:39] <vifino> Playing?
;)
L1551[22:19:44] <lperkins2> Finally! I
figured out why it OCx86 was hanging on boot.
L1552[22:20:01] <Shuudoushi> and fully
over look lines 96~101, that was for testing the rodList()
func
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L1554[22:20:16] <lperkins2> I wasn't
advancing the CPU current instruction pointer when resuming after a
HALT.
L1555[22:20:52] <Shuudoushi> vifino: lol,
wtf yo
L1556[22:20:57] <gamax92> lperkins2: is
it booting fully now?
L1557[22:21:01] <gamax92> or still more
problems
L1558[22:21:11] <vifino> Shuudoushi: Wat?
D:
L1559[22:21:22] <Shuudoushi> [16:19:06]
<vifino> <Joke about insertion>
L1560[22:21:26] <lperkins2> Too early to
tell, it's kinda slow :)
L1561[22:21:28] <vifino> :x
L1562[22:21:45] <vifino> Shuudoushi:
Didn't ever happen :x
L1563[22:21:50] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1564[22:21:51] <PhoneCube> lperkins2:
hz, khz or mhz>
L1565[22:21:52] <gamax92> lperkins2: you
can't see if it POST's?
L1566[22:21:52] <Shuudoushi> uh huh
L1567[22:21:54] <PhoneCube> *?
L1568[22:22:06] <Shuudoushi> GHZ!!!
L1569[22:22:06] <Dashkal> Caitlyn: I
wouldn't suggest it. Boring game.
L1570[22:22:08] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1571[22:22:19] <lperkins2> 75MHz,
L1572[22:22:49] <lperkins2> And it is
through the bios into booting dos
L1573[22:22:53] <vifino> lperkins2:
Please no. 400mhz is slow, please don't kill me with 75...
L1574[22:23:07] <lperkins2> It
boots!
L1575[22:23:15] <PhoneCube> lperkins2:
DOS works on it?
L1576[22:23:18] <lperkins2> My second
computer was 75 MHz
L1577[22:23:18] <PhoneCube> O.o
L1578[22:23:31] <lperkins2> Hold on
please :)
L1579[22:23:33] <gamax92> .-. provided
its actually getting to 75, how's that slow?
L1580[22:23:39] <Shuudoushi> brb
L1581[22:24:06] <vifino> gamax92: I want
to run a proper linux on it ¬_¬
L1582[22:24:21] <gamax92> vifino: okay,
then do so
L1583[22:24:25] <gamax92> I run linux on
66MHz
L1584[22:24:43] <vifino> .-. thats not
proper, thats slow
L1585[22:24:50] <gamax92> not
really
L1586[22:25:04] <lperkins2> It actually
gets to 75MHz, default it would run at around 1GHz, but that'd be
terrible to the host machine.
L1587[22:25:11] <Shuudoushi> Ubuntu
want's to idle at 800mhz for me lol
L1588[22:25:23] <lperkins2> No, your CPU
wants to idle at 800MHz,
L1589[22:25:37] <Shuudoushi> eh
L1590[22:25:57] <lperkins2> I basically
set this up as a pentium II, I might up it to 133MHz, but more than
that taxes the host a lot.
L1591[22:25:58] <Shuudoushi> then my CPU
is a highly confused thing
L1593[22:26:27] <Negi> Imma bed.
Gnight
L1594[22:26:30] <gamax92> lperkins2: :o
ocl?
L1595[22:26:33] <Shuudoushi> on windohs,
my CPU idles at 3055mhz (which is max speed...)
L1596[22:26:37] <Shuudoushi> night
Negi
L1597[22:26:46] <lperkins2> Yup, it's
working now, sorta.
L1598[22:27:09] <Shuudoushi> so Caitlyn,
what's the verdict?
L1599[22:27:14] <lperkins2> It does also
output to OC screens, but I have them connected as a serial TTY,
which the bios ignores.
L1600[22:27:29] <Caitlyn> the verdict is
I'm trying to get a small pack to test with..
L1601[22:27:38] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1602[22:27:44] <PhoneCube> lperkins2:
404 here
L1603[22:27:44] <Caitlyn> ATM loading my
145 mod 1.7 pack hurts
L1604[22:27:49] <gamax92> lperkins2: oh,
so you have a Terminal emulator for the screens>
L1605[22:27:51] <gamax92> ?
L1606[22:27:55] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn:
OUCH
L1607[22:28:06] <Cinder> OMFG
L1608[22:28:30] <lperkins2> Not fully,
hence part of why I'm using the vga card with OCL
L1609[22:28:35] <Cinder> Dude
L1610[22:28:37] <Cinder> Are you
serious?
L1611[22:28:44] <gamax92> lperkins2: can
i see the .java?
L1612[22:28:53] <gamax92> for the
terminal
L1613[22:29:01] <Pwootage> Caitlyn:
in-game or actual number of .jars?
L1614[22:29:02] <lperkins2> PhoneCube,
the link I posted? Sounds like gamax can see it, so I'm not certain
what to say.
L1615[22:29:07] <PhoneCube> Ah
L1616[22:29:07] <lperkins2> Sure, I
guess,
L1617[22:29:11] <Cinder> Why Pentium? Why
not 486SX?
L1618[22:29:11] <Caitlyn> actual jar
count
L1619[22:29:14] <PhoneCube> Was
temporary
L1620[22:29:16] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn: the
pack for the server I'm running this on has OC ver 1.4.3 and BR ver
0.4.1A2
L1621[22:29:32] <Pwootage> nice
L1622[22:29:35]
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L1623[22:29:40] <Caitlyn> what I'm
running right now is 20 mods reported ingame
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L1625[22:30:42] <Caitlyn> Oh
crap...
L1626[22:30:43] <Caitlyn> erm
L1627[22:30:47] <Caitlyn> I just
realized...
L1629[22:30:54] <Caitlyn> I have no idea
how OC works in 1.7 anymore
L1630[22:31:16] <lperkins2> That's the
important section that tries to print to the screen.
L1631[22:31:23] <gamax92> lperkins2: ahh
right you have TextBuffer
L1632[22:31:37] <Caitlyn> I've not played
MC enough to pickup anything in OC 1.4
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L1635[22:31:45] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn:
need an epprom and an OS disk
L1636[22:33:03] <Shuudoushi> that's
really the only extra stuff you need now
L1637[22:33:23] <Caitlyn> Eh the openos
disk has been needed for ages
L1638[22:33:26] <gamax92> lperkins2: heh
i didn't think of that :o
L1639[22:33:27] <Caitlyn> I grabbed a lua
bios
L1640[22:33:33] <gamax92> using min
index
L1641[22:33:37] <Shuudoushi> then your
set
L1642[22:34:19] <gamax92> My terminal
emulator works character by character .-.
L1643[22:34:57] <gamax92> though it
supports a blinking console and ansi escape sequences :o
L1644[22:35:10] <Shuudoushi> and ofc I
alt f4ed to clear the shader... I geuss it worked in the
end...
L1645[22:35:17] <lperkins2> Yeah, well,
so far this isn't working great, so I wouldn't recommend switching
just yet
L1646[22:35:45] <gamax92> lperkins2: i
wouldn't switch anyway .-. until you have blinking cursor and ansi
escape codes :P
L1647[22:36:08] <lperkins2> Um, once I
get it plumbed through properly, that will magically appear,
controlled by the OS...
L1648[22:36:28] <lperkins2> Which you say
isn't the job of your OS, so that's kinda too bad.
L1649[22:36:42] <gamax92> neither is it
on DOS or Linux .-.
L1650[22:37:17] <Cinder> okay
L1651[22:37:18] <vifino> The terminals
interpret the ansi escapes.
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L1653[22:37:33] <Cinder> I fucked up and
had the wrong dev version set in my build.gradle
L1654[22:37:42] <Cinder> is there a way
to fix it without completely wiping my project?
L1655[22:38:04] <lperkins2> Um, the
cursor blinking behaviour is defined entirely by application in
linux... I suppose you might find some old non-virtual TTYs which
actually provide their own cursor behaviour, but any modern (post
1995) machine emulates the old TTY behaviour...
L1656[22:38:42] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn:
btw, the program /SHOULD/ support a reactor with any number of fuel
rods
L1657[22:38:52] <Caitlyn> edit test
L1658[22:38:56] <Caitlyn> lol..
L1659[22:38:57] <Caitlyn> crap
L1660[22:39:03] <Shuudoushi> I do it too
XD
L1661[22:39:04] <Caitlyn> I tried to type
vim in OC a minute ago
L1662[22:39:11] <Shuudoushi> lmao
L1663[22:39:21] <gamax92> lperkins2:
._.
L1664[22:39:24] <lperkins2> Hm, keyboard
is ignored...
L1665[22:39:29] <Shuudoushi> well, if you
install vim through oppm, that would work lol
L1666[22:39:31] <lperkins2> But soon I
hope to get nano up and running :)
L1667[22:39:47] <Caitlyn> I also just esc
:wq
L1668[22:39:50] <Shuudoushi> or is it
called "v" in oppm...
L1669[22:40:17] <gamax92> lperkins2: no
see we have these things called terminal codes, we can tell the
terminal to put a cursor up or not to put a cursor up
L1670[22:40:35] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn: and
it's "insert" to paste into OC, just a reminder, I fuck
it up all the time...
L1671[22:40:51] <Caitlyn> I know what it
is.. :P
L1672[22:41:16] <Shuudoushi> "Why
isn't it pasting!!! ... Oh... I'm using ctrl+v...
fml..."
L1673[22:43:04] <lperkins2> But the
'terminal' on a modern machine doesn't exist! It's just a vga
buffer which expects instructions about what pixels to colour in
what way. The BIOS may well provide a basic VT100 emulator or
similar, but it's all in software, at least assuming the BIOS is
flashable...
L1674[22:43:30] <gamax92> lperkins2: I
thought we were talking about a serial port?
L1676[22:44:20] <Caitlyn> weeee
L1677[22:44:37] <gamax92> Sangar: ^
L1678[22:44:44] <lperkins2> Ah, yes,
hence the misunderstanding, apologies. What I have is more like a
serial tap, it dumps the raw information given to the serial port
out. Eventually I intend to upgrade it to a proper serial
TTY.
L1679[22:44:44] <Sangar> something using
the 1.3 api
L1680[22:44:51] <Caitlyn> Yeah I know
exactly what it is lol
L1681[22:44:57] <Sangar> :P
L1682[22:45:01] <Caitlyn> I just didn't
think I had copied that mod into this test instance
L1683[22:45:02] <gamax92> lperkins2: oh
in that case then okay
L1684[22:45:16] <lperkins2> Or possibly
get the VGA buffer to output to it.
L1685[22:45:31] <gamax92> lperkins2: btw
vga cards do the cursor itself ;)
L1686[22:45:42] <Shuudoushi> btw, does
anyone have a working multi-monitor script?
L1687[22:45:50] <lperkins2> Each block
provides 150x100 pixels, opposed to OCL's 32x32, so it would g
better resolution.
L1688[22:46:03] *
Caitlyn slaps EBeef
L1689[22:46:03] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L1690[22:46:08] <gamax92> lperkins2: uhh
... no
L1691[22:46:22] <gamax92> you can put two
screens next to eachother, but that'll still be 160x50 max
L1692[22:46:29] <lperkins2> Oh, right,
forgot,
L1693[22:46:38] <lperkins2> 'though I can
up the resolution from the mod...
L1694[22:46:50] <gamax92> well you can do
that (TextBuffer \o/)
L1695[22:46:57] <Caitlyn> Also, I love
how I have curse premium... but I still have the download
timer
L1696[22:47:06] <Shuudoushi> lmafo
L1697[22:47:12] <Shuudoushi> lmfao*
L1698[22:47:16] <Caitlyn> Eliminate this
page and obtain a handful of other perks with Curse Premium
L1699[22:47:17] <Caitlyn> BS.
L1700[22:47:36] <Shuudoushi> it's like
hulu+
L1702[22:48:16] <lperkins2> And yeah, the
VGA's onboard stuff controls its cursor, but it simply exposes a
pixelbuffer to the mod, which simply gets copied, so no need for me
to mess with it.
L1703[22:48:21] <Shuudoushi> "You're
paying <however fucking much it is> a month for our service?
Let us thank you by making you sit through the ads
anyway!"
L1704[22:48:51] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn: 2
days till freedom...
L1705[22:48:52] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1706[22:48:53] <lperkins2> Hm, keyboard
is misbehaving...
L1707[22:48:58] <Caitlyn> No, it'll auto
renew
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L1709[22:49:21] <lperkins2> Invalid
Opcode at ...
L1710[22:49:27] <lperkins2> whenever I
type on the keyboard.
L1711[22:49:44] <lperkins2> Of course,
the error 'Invalid Opcode' doesn't appear anywhere in the source,
so I'm rather puzzled.
L1712[22:50:09] <Shuudoushi> lperkins2:
kill it with fire!!!
L1713[22:50:29] <Ekoserin> I no longer
use two monitors at different resolution. Both are 1680x1050.
Anything interesting happen here while I was gone?
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L1715[22:50:40] <gamax92> lperkins2: that
might be from freedos
L1716[22:50:49] <gamax92> which iirc that
build in JPC has Killer loaded
L1717[22:50:59] <lperkins2> Ah, don't
have the source from that, only the bios, VGAbios and jpc.
L1718[22:52:01] <lperkins2> Let me grab
one of their linux boot images and see if it workd.
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L1720[22:53:47] <gamax92> lperkins2:
weird, i don't see Killer in fdconfig.sys or autoexec.bat
L1721[22:53:55] <gamax92> or anything
that does that (maybe DOSIdle)
L1722[22:54:05] <lperkins2> It mentions
DOSIdle
L1723[22:54:43] <Cinder> I'm having an
issue with Gradle
L1724[22:54:52] <Cinder> I haven't even
gotten to the stage of writing my mod and I already broke it
:(
L1725[22:55:16] <gamax92> Cinder:
"I'm having a problem" is less helpful than "My
problem is ..."
L1726[22:55:20] <Cinder> oh wait
nvm
L1727[22:55:25] <Cinder> I forgot to set
up the env
L1728[22:55:33] <Cinder> herp
L1729[22:56:41] <Cinder> This, kids, is
how you DON'T be me
L1730[22:59:20] <Cinder> okay no it
didn't fix it
L1731[22:59:26] <Cinder> Eclipse claims
that the project is missing
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L1733[23:01:43] <Cinder> Trying to
rebuild a third time, maybe that'll fix it
L1734[23:02:02] <gamax92> Cinder:
./gradlew setupDevWorkspace eclipse
L1735[23:02:34] <gamax92> if you aren't
doing setup(Something)Workspace then you need to, and if you aren't
doing eclipse then you need to
L1736[23:02:57] <Cinder> forge wiki says
gradlew eclipse works, and it worked before
L1737[23:02:59] <Cinder> just not
now
L1738[23:03:10] <gamax92> Cinder: you
have done atleast both right?
L1739[23:03:18] <Cinder> Yes
L1740[23:03:31] <Cinder> Well I'm doing
gradlew setupDevWorkspace eclipse
L1741[23:03:34] <gamax92> Cinder: where
are you pointing eclipse to for its workspace?
L1742[23:03:43] <Cinder> <forge
source>/eclipse
L1743[23:03:53] <gamax92> hmm, well ...
that should be correct .-.
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L1745[23:07:17] <Cinder> Nope.
L1746[23:07:41] <gamax92> it worked just
now for me .-.
L1747[23:07:49] <gamax92> tested it on
1230
L1748[23:08:08] <Cinder> I'm going to try
wiping forge and eclipse
L1749[23:09:40] <lperkins2> Keyboard
works.
L1750[23:09:46] <Cinder> okay this time
forge is doing something different.
L1751[23:09:51] <lperkins2> I had it
translating the input to scancodes twice
L1752[23:10:02] <gamax92> lol
L1753[23:10:11] <Cinder> lperkins2: if
you're making an x86 emulator, make it a 80286 emulator
L1754[23:10:13] <Cinder> just for the
lulz
L1755[23:10:22] <gamax92> lol fuck
no
L1756[23:10:35] <lperkins2> It'll operate
in 8086 mode.
L1757[23:10:47] <lperkins2> But the
instruction set is basically 686
L1758[23:11:02] <lperkins2> And I'm not
making an x86 emulator, just wrapping an existing one into OC
L1759[23:11:05] <Cinder> thweet
L1760[23:11:06] <Cinder> brb
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L1762[23:12:18] <Cinder> I know assembly
for the following archtectures: 6800, 6502, 68000, and x86.
L1763[23:12:46] <lperkins2> Heh, my hope
is to make GCC available, at the least.
L1764[23:12:54] <lperkins2> I'm trying to
boot TTYLinux right now.
L1765[23:13:02] <gamax92>
ooohschamp
L1766[23:13:28] <Cinder> TTYLinux still
needs a coprocesser, doesn't it?
L1767[23:13:53] <lperkins2> What sort of
coprocesser?
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L1769[23:14:14] <Cinder> one that
supports floating points, like the 487 coprocesser
L1770[23:15:09] <lperkins2> Um, probably,
JPC includes all that.
L1771[23:15:35] <lperkins2> TTY linux is
a 10 year old micro distribution (18MB total, needs 24M
memory)
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L1773[23:17:22] <Cinder>
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Multiple entries with same key:
OpenComputers=FMLMod:OpenComputers{1.4.5.28} and
OpenComputers=FMLMod:OpenComputers{1.4.5.28}
L1774[23:17:31] <Cinder> how the fluck
did I manage that?
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L1778[23:22:09] <lperkins2> Two copies of
OC in the mods folder
L1779[23:22:25] <lperkins2> (same
version, so one must be renamed or stuck inside a different
archive)
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L1781[23:24:11] <lperkins2> This is kinda
painfully slow :)
L1782[23:24:19] <lperkins2> But it is
working,
L1783[23:24:36] <lperkins2> the opcode
error was about unknown keys I think, since I'm not getting it now
that I fixed that...
L1784[23:25:16] <Sangar> Cinder, probably
:dev in your build.gradle dep? unless you don't need to access
internal oc classes (which you usually shouldn't anyway) use :api;
otherwise teach your ide to ignore the lib during runtime (in
intellij it's the "provided" mode)
L1785[23:28:44] <lperkins2> Hm, it reads
: as E...
L1786[23:29:51] <gamax92> Sangar: unless
you are me :3 (Audio.scala)
L1787[23:30:16] <Sangar> yes.
"usually" ;)
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L1791[23:42:13] <lperkins2> How do I pull
the number of connected monitors in a screen from TextBuffer?
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L1793[23:47:50] <gamax92> Sangar: do
screens implement/extend TextBuffer
L1794[23:48:18] <gamax92> or does it just
so happen that host() is a TextBuffer
L1795[23:48:36] <Cinder> Sangar: Thank
you, that fixed it
L1796[23:50:10] <Sangar> lperkins2, try
getAspectRatio
L1797[23:50:40] <Cinder> :api includes
javadoc, correct?
L1798[23:50:46] <Cinder> or do I have to
specify a dependency for that
L1799[23:50:50] <lperkins2> Um, doesn't
that just give the ratio of the two?
L1800[23:50:52] <Sangar> gamax92, the
screen te has an instance of a textbuffer, it's not the textbuffer
itself (but it is the host, yes)
L1801[23:50:56] <lperkins2> It says it
returns a double.
L1802[23:51:25] <Sangar> lperkins2, ah,
dang. yeah. it only stores the actual values internally.
hmmm.
L1803[23:52:15] <Sangar> Cinder, i'm not
sure. depending on your ide it should be clever enough to download
it automatically though (there a -javadoc jar going with the normal
jars in the maven, which afaik is standard/convention)
L1804[23:52:17] <lperkins2> I want to
keep it at the 150x50 characters per screen for this...
L1805[23:52:35] <gamax92> 160*
L1806[23:52:45] <lperkins2> Er,
yeah.
L1807[23:52:48] <gamax92> :P
L1808[23:54:14] <Cinder> Sangar: I'm
using Gradle + Eclipse
L1809[23:54:35] <Sangar> Cinder, theeen
idk, haven't used eclipse in years :/
L1810[23:54:53] <gamax92> i usually get a
javadoc included
L1811[23:54:58] <gamax92> I also use :dev
so ...
L1812[23:54:58] <Cinder> okay
L1813[23:55:19] <Cinder> gamax92: if your
build.gradle is anything to go by, you're also using 1.4.0
L1814[23:55:38] <gamax92> oh well some of
them are outdated :P
L1815[23:55:58] <Cinder> the one you
linked me was using 1.4.0
L1816[23:56:03] <Dashkal> Cinder: It
might be as simple as annotating the dep in gradle. This is how
it's done in sbt/maven. Check the gradle dep docs for more
information.
L1817[23:56:08] <gamax92> i dunno i just
use what Techokami's pr had
L1818[23:56:12] <gamax92> which had
:dev
L1819[23:56:13] <gamax92> so i used
that
L1820[23:56:14] <Dashkal> I just
downloaded the javadoc and extracted it by hand
L1821[23:56:28] <Cinder> I think API
should include the javadoc
L1822[23:56:31] <Cinder> we'll see
L1823[23:57:17] <Dashkal> If it does,
that's some magic going on. Javadoc is just another artifact in the
maven ecosystem. (Of which gradle can interface with)
L1824[23:57:37] <Sangar> lperkins2, no
api access to the underlying size (aspectratio would have been
kinda hacky anyway)... guess i could add something for the screen
to the api.internal package. i'll look into it tomorrow.
L1825[23:57:47] <Sangar> because i'm off
for today. gnight o/
L1826[23:57:49] <lperkins2> No
hurry,
L1827[23:58:00] <Cinder> Dashkal: You're
right, it only downloaded -api and -sources jars
L1828[23:58:02] <lperkins2> I know how
big my screen is, and it won't change, so I just hardcoded it for
now.
L1829[23:58:17] <Cinder> dev, dev-api,
and dev-sources
L1830[23:58:39] <Dashkal> Cinder: For
maven and sbt, asking for javadoc is an annotation of some sort on
the dep line. Should be the same in gradle.
L1831[23:58:58] <Cinder> I know
that
L1832[23:59:04] <Dashkal> I never bother.
I just download the javadoc, extract, and open it in the
browser.
L1833[23:59:12] <Dashkal> Or use sources
and ctrl-click in
L1834[23:59:19] <Cinder> You have to
remember I'm just getting started here, Gradle is absoultely new to
me.
L1835[23:59:23] <vifino> I need things to
code ¬_¬
L1836[23:59:37] <Dashkal> Cinder: I'm
being vague because I simply don't know the annotation. I use sbt
in personal projects.
L1837[23:59:58] <Cinder> okay