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L2[00:06:19] <gamax92> Temia: you mean how
it just plays random sounds?
L3[00:06:42] <Temia> "Random"?
That's some vintage floppy disk IO. <3
L4[00:06:59] <ShadowKatStudios> It's from an
Amiga, IIRC
L5[00:07:09] <Temia> Eeeee :D
L6[00:07:09] <gamax92> The Floppy drive is
just playing random sound samples
L7[00:07:29] <PotatoTrumpet> Temia, do ya
like OC?
L8[00:07:49] <ShadowKatStudios> I was gonna
record my old HDD's read seek noises, but it's hard to get a clean
sample
L9[00:07:52] <Temia> I've been messing
around with it since I heard build 313 dealt with the framebuffer
speeds that put me off so badly.
L10[00:08:03] <Shuudoushi> if you REALLY
wanted to, you could make the floppy drive make sounds from mario
or some shit
L11[00:08:03] <gamax92> Temia: lol yeah
...
L12[00:08:35] <ShadowKatStudios>
Shuudoushi: It picks them at random, that would sound... odd.
L13[00:08:37] <gamax92> I hear that UAE or
VICE has some good floppy drive noise emulation
L14[00:08:43] <Temia> And I know the floppy
drive's sounds aren't emulating the subtle nuances of which sector
it's reading from, Gamax, but the fact that it has a faithful sound
for IO is the best <3
L15[00:09:14] <Shuudoushi>
ShadowKatStudios: a bit yes lol, but it could be done
L16[00:09:14] *
gamax92 makes OC play the piston noises instead
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L18[00:09:25] <Shuudoushi> lol
L19[00:09:31] <gamax92> CHUNK CHUNK CHINK
CHUNK CHINK CHINK CHUNK
L20[00:09:51] <Shuudoushi> for a bit there,
I have swapped the sounds for some samples of sonic I found
L21[00:09:52] <ShadowKatStudios> I liked my
geiger counter HDD noises, but I'll take a 500GB over a 200GB any
day
L22[00:10:22] <PotatoTrumpet> How about we
just replace HDD and Floppy Disk noise with SSD noise
L23[00:10:26] <PotatoTrumpet> :O
L24[00:10:30] <PotatoTrumpet> I have an
idea
L25[00:10:36] <Shuudoushi> I like my 2.75tb
of storage, which is mostly full again...
L26[00:10:37] <PotatoTrumpet> Fan
noise
L27[00:10:39] <Temia> But yeah, has anyone
made a library to use half-block chars to get an artificial doubled
vertical resolution for pixel art?
L28[00:11:06] <ShadowKatStudios> I think
the png lib uses them
L29[00:11:16] <ShadowKatStudios>
Shuudoushi: In total I have 1.12TB in my desktop
L30[00:11:17] <Shuudoushi> not that I know
of, but I think it can be done Temia
L31[00:11:35] <gamax92> Temia: Not a
generic library, but plenty of programs and other libraries use the
half block chars.
L32[00:11:51] <Temia> Ah, hm.
L34[00:12:04] <Temia> But yeah, part of why
I turned towards OC was that CC lacked the ability to do anything
beyond printable ASCII even though its font file is a friggin' DOS
codepage. It was a travesty, I tell ya!
L35[00:12:22] <gamax92> lol yeah
L36[00:12:28] <Stary2001> Shuudoushi: I
have 3tb fite me
L37[00:12:38] <Stary2001> :p
L38[00:13:00] <Shuudoushi> Stary2001: I
have a 50tb NAS, but I'm lacking a beefy enough PSU to run
it...
L39[00:13:07] <Stary2001> o_o
L40[00:13:15] <Stary2001> can.. can i have
access lol
L41[00:13:18] <Shuudoushi> it was made a
joke at first lol
L42[00:13:23] <gamax92> Temia: it actually
does one less than printable ASCII
L43[00:13:26] <Shuudoushi> s/a/as
L44[00:13:26] <Kibibyte> <gamax92>
Temias: it actually does one less than printable ASCII
L45[00:13:32] <Stary2001> :p
L46[00:13:36] <Temia> Really. Which
character does it leave out?
L47[00:13:39] <Shuudoushi> Kibibyte: gt off
your ass!
L48[00:13:41] <gamax92> what ever one is
96
L49[00:13:48] <gamax92> .l
string.char(96)
L50[00:13:48] <^v> gamax92, `
L51[00:13:48] <Stary2001> `
L52[00:13:51] <TabletCube> H: is a 1TB
drive isn't it?
L53[00:14:01] <Temia> Seriously? I could've
sworn it had grave accent support.
L54[00:14:18] <gamax92> maybe it does now,
but i know it didn't at one point.
L55[00:14:35] <Temia> Just tested, it does.
So it's not even more of a disappointment than I thought it was,
but damn.
L56[00:14:39] <ShadowKatStudios> If I
RAID-0'd all the drives in my house I'd probably get ~10TB
L57[00:14:45] <Stary2001> rofl
L58[00:14:50] <Shuudoushi> TabletCube: H
and F are 1tb
L59[00:14:58] <Stary2001> my pc is the one
with most storage in the house i think, ShadowKatStudios...
L60[00:15:11] <TabletCube> Shuudoushi: can
tell from 931GiB
L61[00:15:20] <Stary2001> i need to buy a
few 3tb drives and chase up ashby to give me my fucking pc :|
L62[00:15:38] <Shuudoushi> C is really a
500gb drive, but it's split in half for Ubuntu and windohs
L63[00:15:43] <Stary2001> heh
L64[00:16:24] <Shuudoushi> I still have no
fucking clue what is using most of my storage 90% of the
time...
L65[00:16:38] <ShadowKatStudios> So I have
more than 500MiB of storage in floppy disks
L66[00:16:54] <Shuudoushi> need to go
through and clean em out with a flamethrower one of these
days...
L67[00:16:59] <Stary2001> lolol
L68[00:17:06] <Shuudoushi> LMFAO
L69[00:17:12] <ShadowKatStudios> I tried to
analyse my Linux disk usage but the program choked on
symlinks
L70[00:17:24] <Stary2001> :<
L71[00:17:38] <Shuudoushi> I have 128gb of
flash mem lol
L72[00:17:48] <Caitlyn> Me too
L73[00:18:05] <Caitlyn> Well, I have 128gb
in 2 sticks... I have waaay more with the rest though
L74[00:18:08] <Shuudoushi> 2 16gb a 32gb
and a 64gb
L75[00:18:09] <ShadowKatStudios> The other
day my mum went and bought 20 8GB flash drives
L76[00:18:21] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
>64GB of flash drives
L77[00:18:26] <Shuudoushi> lol, nice
L78[00:18:50] <ShadowKatStudios> a 32GB, a
16GB, an 8GB, a 4GB, a 2GB, a 1GB and two 512MiBs
L79[00:18:53] <Caitlyn> 2 64s, 2 16s, a
few? 8's 3 4s and some 1s?
L80[00:18:55] <Shuudoushi> for a little
while there, I had a bunch of 64gb flash drives (about 8 of em),
ran in raid0 XD
L81[00:19:05] <Shuudoushi> I was shocked it
worked tbh o.O
L82[00:20:03] <Shuudoushi> but I burnt up
most of the flash drives do to the raid0...
L83[00:20:22] <Shuudoushi> I think raid5
would last longer lol
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L90[00:49:25] <PotatoTrumpet> Hmm
L91[00:49:29] <PotatoTrumpet> What if OC
had a tech tree
L92[00:49:51] <PotatoTrumpet> IE: you had
to research/build prototypes to be able to build higher tiers
L93[00:50:08] <TabletCube> PotatoTrumpet:
that'd be no fun imho
L94[00:50:23] <PotatoTrumpet> I think it
would in survival
L95[00:50:30] <heatseeker0> Hi. I'm having
a small issue with configuring loot.properties on a Cauldron
server. Tried placing it in the main world, but doesn't seem to be
picked up. Where do I actually have to put the loot folder?
L96[00:52:06] <Kodos>
loot.properties?
L97[00:52:47] <heatseeker0> The file, and
the accompanying folders with custom disks.
L98[00:53:08] <Kodos> I'm assuming you
grabbed those from the GitHub repo?
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L100[00:53:25] <heatseeker0> I actually
extracted them from the jar for now.
L101[00:54:03] <Kodos> Well, there's
nothing you can do to 'configure' them. They're built with the mod.
I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but extracting them from the
jar afaik does nothing
L102[00:54:30] <heatseeker0> I was under
the impression I could configure how the loot is added to various
tables through that file, e.g. dungeon chests
L103[00:54:59] <Kodos> Not to my
knowledge. It's all preconfigured and compiled into the mod
itself
L104[00:55:10] <Kodos> Have you checked
the actual config file for OC?
L105[00:55:17] <heatseeker0> Yup.
L106[00:55:31] <heatseeker0> By default
all that seem to be added to the loot tables is openos. Got 300
disks of that, 0 of the other 7
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L109[00:56:11] <Kodos> iirc all the loot
disks are just metadata versions of the base blank floppy
disk
L110[00:56:20] <heatseeker0> Not
quite
L111[00:56:56] <heatseeker0> As long as
none has been placed in a computer, it's just a metadata that
points to a configured folder where the lua scripts for that disk
are
L112[00:57:18] <heatseeker0> Once you
place one in a computer, the folders and files get copied and
become a distinct copy which can be modified
L113[00:57:41] <heatseeker0> (I'm talking
about files on Minecraft server disk, not OC files)
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L115[00:59:41] <heatseeker0> oh
L116[01:00:04] <heatseeker0> just reading
through the source code provided all the answers. Thanks for the
help anyway.
L117[01:01:05] <heatseeker0> so basically
by default it reads the loot.properties in the embedded assets,
then it scans the loot folder for *each* dimension when it's
initialized for a specific world
L118[01:01:24] <Kodos> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L119[01:01:39] <Kodos> Don't ask me, I'm
just the unofficially unofficial self-appointed community manager
for OC
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L121[01:02:37] <heatseeker0> i ask around,
and someone's bound to have the answers. sometimes i'm able to
figure it out on my own, then try to tell what i learned in hopes
it may serve others too :)
L122[01:02:44] <Natt> Guys I have a
question about the read function in file system API
L123[01:02:47] <ShadowKatStudios> We have
a community manager now? Huh. someone to complain to
L124[01:03:00] <Kodos> ShadowKatStudios,
'unofficially unofficial self-appointed'
L125[01:03:12] <ShadowKatStudios> Kodos:
Point still stands :P
L126[01:03:21] <ShadowKatStudios> What
would the question be, Natt?
L127[01:03:38] <Natt> Why is a buffer used
in openOS init.lua to load a program if the size was
math.huge?
L128[01:04:07] <Natt> For loadfile
:)
L129[01:05:00] <Natt> It does:
'("read", handle, math.huge)' to read from the file yet a
buffer is used?
L130[01:05:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Time for
me to go o/
L131[01:05:36] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
no idea.
L132[01:05:48] <Natt> You think it's just
a useless thing the devs added?
L133[01:06:06] <Natt> cya
L134[01:06:24] <Skye|cryingwhilesleeping>
As far as I can tell/remember it reads the whole file into a
variable that that can be eval()ed
L135[01:06:56] <Natt> Yeah that's what I
think but then "math.huge" is used for the size, so
wouldn't that just get all the contents of a file?
L136[01:07:14] <Skye|cryingwhilesleeping>
Exactly
L137[01:07:39] <Natt> So what's the point
of having a loop to concatenate all the contents if it just reads
it all at once?
L138[01:08:12] <Skye|cryingwhilesleeping>
Failsafe probably
L139[01:08:16] <Kodos> Natt, because
reasons.
L140[01:09:44] <Natt> Is it because maybe
when using math.huge when there is a very enormous amount
characters it won't give all of it for memory reasons?
L141[01:10:43] <Skye|cryingwhilesleeping>
It probably is there for a reason
L142[01:11:21] <Natt> Alright. So should I
always do that when I want to read all of the contents of a file to
be safe?
L143[01:12:27] <Skye|cryingwhilesleeping>
Only if you are dealing with lower level stuff like booting
L144[01:12:50] <gamax92> oh jeez
L145[01:12:53] <gamax92> my poor nick
bar
L146[01:12:57] <Natt> Okay thank you
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L148[01:14:45] <Stary2001> Natt: math.huge
is something like the max of a double
L149[01:14:55] <Alissa> gamax92: weechat
/alias nicks /bar toggle nicks
L150[01:14:57] <Alissa> ftw
L151[01:14:58] <Stary2001> maybe even
larger
L152[01:15:27] <Stary2001> 1.79769e296
terabytes.
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L154[01:15:44] <Stary2001> lawl
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L157[01:16:21] <Alissa> which is
reasonable, they both have purple nicks on my client.
L158[01:17:02] <gamax92> Stary2001:
nope
L159[01:17:14] <gamax92> double numbers
have a specific number for inf
L160[01:17:21] <gamax92> and then ofc
there is max double
L161[01:17:25] <Stary2001> Heh
L162[01:17:34] <Stary2001> gamax92: you
can't read inf bytes.. :p
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L164[01:17:47] <gamax92> sure you can
;)
L165[01:17:48] <Natt> I think I figured
out why
L166[01:17:52] <Natt> They do that
L167[01:17:55] <gamax92> it'll just keep
going and going and going
L168[01:17:55] <Alissa> Why?
L169[01:18:08] <gamax92> Natt: also isn't
the filesystem component ... not buffered?
L170[01:18:19] <Natt> Like I thought
before if the file was too big. I found this: ' val n =
math.min(Settings.get.maxReadBuffer, math.max(0,
args.checkInteger(1)))' so there is a maxReadBuffer and I assume
math.huge would just mean to use maxReadBuffer
L171[01:18:46] <Altenius> I
L172[01:18:54] <gamax92> love
cookies?
L174[01:19:12] <gamax92> Aww
L175[01:19:16] <gamax92> I hate you too
<3
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L177[01:19:31] <Altenius> That forum is
full of autistic kids
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L179[01:20:14] <PotatoTrumpet> Well
L180[01:20:25] <PotatoTrumpet> Time to
install winux mint 17
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L182[01:21:02] <Csstform>
Potato|InstallingLinux: MINT IS BEST
L183[01:21:06] <Csstform> GO MINT
L184[01:21:35] <Natt> Okay now it all
makes sense. Using math.huge will just use 'maxReadBuffer' which is
by default 2048. So if there are more than 2049 characters, you
would have to keep concatenating it.
L185[01:21:50] <Altenius> gamax92: cookies
are alright
L186[01:21:58] <Natt> More than
2048*
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L188[01:27:26] <bananagram> winux
mint?
L189[01:27:32] <bananagram> that sounds
weird
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L193[01:40:28] <Natt> Okay after testing,
I confirmed what I thought. Thank you all :)
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L223[01:51:29] <Solarstrike> sorry
L224[01:51:46] *
Csstform SLAPS Solarstrike WITH A FISH
L225[01:52:14] <Solarstrike> Bad start
Csstform, i deserve it
L227[02:05:44] <Shuudoushi> I'm rather
sure I've stared at it for too long and I'm jumbling things
again...
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L229[02:08:21] <Shuudoushi> I alreday see
one error I made... but that has little to do with the
issue...
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L231[02:15:39] <Shuudoushi> anyone with
any ideas?
L232[02:20:57] <Caitlyn> Shuudoushi, how
is activeCool("true") not throwing an error...?
L233[02:21:09] <Shuudoushi> tbh, I have no
idea
L234[02:21:14] <Caitlyn>
isActivelyCooled*
L235[02:21:26] <Caitlyn> try if
r1.isActivelyCooled == true
L236[02:21:34] <Shuudoushi> if
r1.isActivelyCooled("true") then
L237[02:21:53] <Shuudoushi> activeCool is
the func name...
L238[02:22:02] <Caitlyn> yes... and you
don't pass it "true"
L239[02:22:06] <Caitlyn> you check if it
returns true
L240[02:22:17] <Shuudoushi> ok
L241[02:22:24] <Caitlyn> arguments:
NONE
L242[02:22:45] <Shuudoushi> I was thinking
it was like isAvailable()
L244[02:24:23] <Shuudoushi> to be expected
really
L245[02:25:13] <Shuudoushi> shit... and I
need it to show up between "waste" and "number of
conrtol rods"...
L246[02:25:31] <Shuudoushi> I'll work on
that in a bit...
L247[02:26:29] <Shuudoushi> let me update
that paste rq
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L252[02:33:10] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn: any
ideas on how to fix the issue I'm having on line 40?
L253[02:35:07] <Caitlyn> Shuudoushi,
....
L254[02:35:18] <Caitlyn> I'mma use my pimp
hand on you
L255[02:35:35] <Shuudoushi> ...
L256[02:35:39] <Caitlyn> why are you
treating collandType as a function?>
L257[02:35:46] <Caitlyn> remove the ()
from it and hotFluidType...
L258[02:36:02] <Shuudoushi> I forgot to do
that didn't I...
L259[02:36:04] <Shuudoushi> [awgjk
bnsagr
L260[02:36:10] <Caitlyn> those are
variables :/ lol
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L262[02:37:24] <PotatoWeb> :D 8 min on
downloading graphics drivers for winux
L263[02:37:34] <PotatoWeb> winux because
it wins over windows
L264[02:38:08] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn: how
do I properly get it to stop reporting nil and report what i want
it to x.x
L265[02:38:23] <Kodos> Someone go check
the issue tracker and explain in #850 why drones don't use Lua BIOS
EEPROMs
L266[02:38:35] <Shuudoushi> what?
L267[02:38:51] <PotatoWeb> oh my god
L268[02:38:52] <Caitlyn> Shuudoushi,
wat?
L269[02:38:59] <PotatoWeb> 1080P linux is
awesome
L270[02:39:02] <PotatoWeb> so crisp
L271[02:39:07] <PotatoWeb> so muchg
space
L272[02:39:11] <Shuudoushi> THEIR FUCKING
FLYING MICROPROCESSORS!!!
L273[02:39:11] <PotatoWeb> not enough
pixels
L274[02:39:23] <PotatoWeb> Flying
Microprocessors?
L275[02:39:28] <Sandra> drones.
L276[02:39:28] <Shuudoushi> drones
L277[02:39:48] <Caitlyn> Shuudoushi, I has
no minecraft atm..
L278[02:39:50] <Caitlyn> so I no
test
L279[02:40:01] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn:
kk
L280[02:40:20] <PotatoWeb> I really want
to use drones
L281[02:40:25] <PotatoWeb> but EEPROMS
confuse me
L283[02:40:40] <Shuudoushi> PotatoWeb: I'm
with you on that one...
L284[02:41:08] <Sandra> ~w computer
L286[02:41:10] <Shuudoushi> I get that
they run a single script... but other than that... I have no
fucking clue how to program them...
L287[02:41:25] <Caitlyn> Shuudoushi,
update the paste?
L288[02:41:45] <PotatoWeb> Oop looky here,
driver is just about downloaded
L290[02:42:40] <Shuudoushi> I don't really
have an actively cooled reactor...
L291[02:43:02] <Sandra> I left a help
guide there.
L292[02:43:24] <Shuudoushi> Sandra: it
still confuses me...
L293[02:43:31] <Caitlyn> ok.. you've
already defined collantType, why are you REdefining it local in the
if
L294[02:43:52] <Caitlyn>
coolantType*
L295[02:43:55] <Shuudoushi> so it doesn't
come back as nil ..>
L296[02:44:05] <Caitlyn> but... you're
redefining it...
L297[02:44:10] <Shuudoushi> yeah...
L298[02:44:18] <Caitlyn> ¬_¬
L299[02:44:28] <Caitlyn> I'm taking your
lua license away
L300[02:44:31] <Caitlyn> hand it
over.
L301[02:44:32] <Shuudoushi> it was the
only way I could think of to do it T.T
L302[02:44:45] <Shuudoushi> but, but,
but...
L303[02:44:54] <Shuudoushi> I still have a
corner left T.T
L304[02:44:58] <Caitlyn> remove the local
inside the ifs and see if that fixes it...
L305[02:45:26] <Caitlyn> the issue is you
define coolantType at the start of the script, then inside the if
you make a NEW local variable
L306[02:45:34] <Caitlyn> that new local
variable is local to THAT if iirc
L307[02:45:44] <Caitlyn> meaning you don't
alter the original variable
L308[02:46:01] <Shuudoushi> that explains
a lot...
L309[02:46:16] <Shuudoushi> lesson learned
at least...
L310[02:46:23] <Kodos> you can have
hundreds of variables named 'coolantType' if you're localizing all
of them
L311[02:46:23] <Shuudoushi> foxed
btw...
L312[02:46:27] <Shuudoushi> fixed*
L313[02:46:31] <Kodos> And put them all in
different 'blocks'
L314[02:46:44] <Kodos> Let me see if I can
find the thing that taught me how localizing things worked
L315[02:46:59] <Shuudoushi> I understand
it now lol
L316[02:47:30] <Shuudoushi> oh the down
side of using term.write...
L317[02:47:55] <Shuudoushi> I can't figure
out how to jam the func into the ui without a bunch of
math...
L318[02:48:04] <Kodos> string.len
L319[02:48:13] <Sandra> eeproms aren't
that hard, they just run a lua script at hardware level.
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L321[02:48:29] <Shuudoushi> I know
L322[02:48:41] <Shuudoushi> it's calling
all the required shit that breaks zee brain
L323[02:49:06] <Sandra> "calling all
the required shit"?
L324[02:49:49] <Shuudoushi> like how to
get it to boot without erroring b/c I use "require()"
some place
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L326[02:50:43] <Ir7_o> !op
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L328[02:51:01] <Sandra> you can't use
require() at hardware level, that's part of OpenOS.
L329[02:51:17] <Sandra> there are no
filesystems at hardware level.
L330[02:51:28] <Sandra> it's pure
lua.
L331[02:51:38] <Shuudoushi> it's the whole
calling stuff at hardware level that gets me
L333[02:52:14] <Sandra> that's what you
have.
L334[02:52:35] <Sandra> have fun!
L335[02:52:40] <Shuudoushi> ...
L336[02:52:48] *
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L337[02:52:52] <gamax92> You also have
microOS
L338[02:53:01] <gamax92> and miniOS but i
don't know who's that is.
L339[02:53:28] <Sandra> yeah, and
skex-bios.
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L341[03:01:33] <Shuudoushi> Caitlyn: is
there any special calls added for turbines and shit?
L342[03:02:16] <Caitlyn> You mean... stuff
like this?
L344[03:02:25] <Ir7_o> congrats
Caitlyn
L345[03:02:27] <Shuudoushi> ty
L346[03:02:47] <Caitlyn> Thanks
Ir7_o
L347[03:03:01] <Shuudoushi> I couldn't
find it the other day
L348[03:04:14] <Shuudoushi> I'll need to
do some testing in single player to get the trbing shit working
right...
L349[03:05:07] <Shuudoushi> would be nie
if there was a way to set rod names from the computer
though...
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L351[03:05:32] <Shuudoushi>
s/trbing/turbine
L352[03:05:33] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> I'll need to do some testing in single player to
get the turbine shit working right...
L353[03:05:48] <PotatoWeb> Ahh, I can't
instal NVIDIA's drivers on Linux mint
L354[03:05:52] <Caitlyn> ugh my internet
is suparlame tonight
L355[03:05:56] <PotatoWeb> Need help
L356[03:05:59] <PotatoWeb> x_X
L357[03:06:05] <Shuudoushi> you csn
PotatoWeb, it's just a bit of a bitch
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L359[03:06:30] <PotatoWeb> I have the
driver in /downloads
L360[03:06:39] <Shuudoushi> you have to
kill the xserver and install through tty
L361[03:06:40] <Caitlyn> 235 ms ping and
.60 down
L362[03:06:43] <Caitlyn> woooo
L363[03:06:47] <PotatoWeb> I tried
that
L364[03:06:55] <PotatoWeb> still says
there is an x server
L365[03:07:00] <Shuudoushi> what error did
it give?
L366[03:07:00] <PotatoWeb> ._.
L367[03:07:01] <Caitlyn> but my upload is
1.9 Mbps...
L368[03:07:04] <PotatoWeb> same
error
L369[03:07:04] <Caitlyn> so I got that
going for me
L370[03:07:13] <Shuudoushi> PotatoWeb:
mint uses lightdm btw
L371[03:07:22] <PotatoWeb> tried
that
L372[03:07:29] <PotatoWeb> says no process
found
L373[03:07:31] <Shuudoushi> the fuck
o.O
L374[03:08:01] <PotatoWeb> using Cinnamon,
if that helps
L375[03:08:11] <Shuudoushi> hmmm
L376[03:08:32] <Shuudoushi> I'm not sure
how cinnamon handles xservers...
L377[03:08:45] <Shuudoushi> one sec
L379[03:09:26] <PotatoWeb> got to step
3
L380[03:09:34] <PotatoWeb> then it said
there is no dmnk package thing
L381[03:09:52] <Shuudoushi> sudo service
MDM stop
L382[03:09:54] <PotatoWeb> dmks*
L383[03:10:01] <PotatoWeb> lemme go try
that
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L385[03:10:18] <Shuudoushi> they switched
from lightdm by the looks of it
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L390[03:13:54] <Shuudoushi> I'll take it
as it worked?
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L392[03:16:25] <PotatoWeb> Thanks
Shuudoushi
L393[03:16:33] <Shuudoushi> yep yep
L394[03:16:34] <PotatoWeb> Worked like a
charm
L395[03:16:42] *
PotatoWeb gives Shuudoushi one internet point
L396[03:16:47] <Shuudoushi> lol
L397[03:16:55] <Shuudoushi> just RTFM next
time XD
L398[03:17:04] <PotatoWeb> Meh
L399[03:17:10] <Shuudoushi> mint 13+ uses
MDM
L400[03:17:28] <PotatoWeb> Well, the
things I was looking at were for uuntu
L401[03:17:31] <PotatoWeb> ubuntu
L402[03:17:42] <PotatoWeb> which uses
lightdm I assum,e
L403[03:17:47] <PotatoWeb> Hmm
L404[03:17:55] <PotatoWeb> Now, what to
install on this far superior OS
L405[03:18:18] <Shuudoushi> Ubuntu does
use lightdm yes
L406[03:20:45] <Shuudoushi> PotatoWeb:
conky!
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L408[03:20:55] <Shuudoushi> and maybe
cpufreq
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L413[03:27:43] <dangranos> yay, i can
sit
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L415[03:28:25] <dangranos> without feeling
cold as sh*t
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L419[03:37:16] <PotatoTrumpet> now to
figure out how to work conky
L420[03:37:51] <Kodos> I require
assistance :x
L422[03:38:13] <PotatoTrumpet> omg
L423[03:38:16] <PotatoTrumpet> that looks
cool
L424[03:38:22] <dangranos> some
electricity mod
L425[03:38:44] <dangranos> there was
something similar in electrodynamics
L426[03:38:49] <dangranos> *will
L427[03:39:04] <Kodos> Source to that
info?
L428[03:39:22] <dangranos> nevermind,
googled by image
L429[03:39:36] <dangranos> its from some
rails mod
L430[03:40:05] <PotatoTrumpet> :/
L432[03:44:30] <gamax92> Kodos: Lets go
and catch a movie
L433[03:44:34] *
gamax92 throws a DVD at Kodos
L434[03:44:46] *
Kodos gets hit in the eye with a DVD and falls down
L435[03:45:02] <gamax92> You were supposed
to catch it!
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L437[03:46:08] <dangranos> oh lol
L438[03:46:10] <dangranos> looool
L439[03:46:59] <dangranos> some companies
will deny access from crimea
L440[03:48:09] <dangranos> why the hell
they want crimea?
L441[03:57:25] <dangranos> on some mod
download page: If you want to avoid viewing ads from Adf.ly,
install AdBlock Plus.
L442[04:01:10] <PotatoTrumpet> adf.ly is
annoying
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L444[04:01:47] <PotatoTrumpet> oh, and
software mgr froze
L445[04:01:51] <PotatoTrumpet> ._.
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L447[04:20:04] <orthoplex64> I'm trying to
drain 1000mb of lava from a tank in my robot's inventory to its
internal tank, but I keep getting "nothing selected" when
I try to call tank_controller's .drain(), even after I explicitly
select the one and only internal tank:
http://puu.sh/eZstt/d170eb8642.png
L448[04:21:20] <Sandra> can
tank_controller's drain from tanks in the inventory?
L449[04:21:23] <Sandra> did not know
that.
L450[04:22:03] <Sandra> ~w
tank_controller
L452[04:22:22] <Sandra> so they can.
L453[04:22:28] <orthoplex64> but mine
doesn't want to D:
L454[04:22:45] <orthoplex64> also why are
there 2 different 'robot's? component.robot and robot
L455[04:23:21] <Sandra> robot is a wrapper
around component.robot I believe.
L456[04:23:37] <Sandra> ~w
component:robot
L458[04:23:44] <Sandra> gj ocdoc.
L459[04:23:49] <Sandra> ~w robot
L461[04:24:41] <orthoplex64> do you know
why it would say there's nothing selected?
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L463[04:25:31] <Sandra> I don't believe
that Portable Tanks are fluid containers that can be drained.
L464[04:25:37] <orthoplex64> then what
are?
L465[04:25:38] <Sandra> as an item.
L466[04:25:50] <Sandra> drums, buckets,
most other tanks really.
L467[04:26:33] <dangranos> huh, PCI
SSD
L468[04:27:09] <Sandra> just try with
buckets orthoplex64, and then we'll know if it's the tank or the
robot that's not working.
L469[04:27:53] <orthoplex64> Sandra: I
tried with a water bucket and got the same "nil nothing
selected"
L470[04:28:06] <Sandra> mmm.
L471[04:28:29] <Sandra> so.
L472[04:29:11] <Sandra> maybe it's
robot.selectTank(0)?
L473[04:29:38] <orthoplex64> that gives me
an error
L474[04:29:43] <Sandra> mmm.
L475[04:29:46] <Sandra> okay, so it's
not.
L476[04:30:00] <Sandra> what error?
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L479[04:31:47] <orthoplex64> no error when
I try 1 though
L480[04:32:00] <Sandra> okay, so that's
not a problem.
L481[04:32:27] <orthoplex64> and just now
I tried it on an openblocks tank and it didn't work
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L483[04:34:15] <Sandra> uuummm, I have no
idea then. that's really weird.
L484[04:34:45] <Sandra> can you use any
other tank methods aside from the tank_controller.drain()?
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L486[04:37:01] <orthoplex64> Sandra: I can
use .getFluidInTank to find the fluid in the tank in front of the
robot, but I get "unsupported side" when I try to refer
to the internal tank with sides.back
L487[04:37:47] <orthoplex64> is there a
quick way to print out the contents of a table?
L488[04:38:47] <Sandra> orthoplex64, for
k,v in pairs(t) do print(k..": "..tostring(v)) end
L489[04:40:50] <Sandra> function
printtable(t) if type(t) == "table" then for k,v in
pairs(t) do print(k..": "..printtable(v)) end else
print(t) end end
L490[04:41:12] <orthoplex64> haha, I was
thinking you'd need to do recursion because just now I noticed one
of the values was a table
L491[04:41:22] <orthoplex64> shouldn't
that be part of the libraries in openos?
L492[04:41:30] <Sandra> idk.
L493[04:41:42] <Sandra> lua doesn't really
come with much.
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L495[05:01:31] <dangranos> fck valve
L496[05:04:32] <Kodos> wat
L497[05:06:14] <dangranos> i cant watch
their new streams from firefox
L498[05:06:29] <dangranos> but its
supported in IE!
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L501[05:10:40] <dangranos> hmm
L502[05:10:51] <lperkins2> Hm, so I went
to start a new world with my old character and all my stuff is
weird, looks like the IDs changed behind the scenes. Anyone know
where they are stored?
L503[05:11:02] <dangranos> ugh
L504[05:11:06] <dangranos> connection
limit
L505[05:11:07] <gamax92> nope :D
L506[05:11:16] <gamax92> I'm going to go
update my CC emulator.
L507[05:11:26] <dangranos> for OC?
L508[05:11:30] <gamax92> Nope.
L509[05:16:49] <Kodos> lperkins2, in
1.7.10, IDs are per-world, so item ID 4037 might be item A in one
world, and Item B in another
L510[05:17:30] <dangranos> O_o
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L513[05:33:59] <lperkins2> And there is no
way to copy the list so they sync between worlds?
L514[05:36:20] <dangranos> link it
:D
L515[05:36:40] <lperkins2> Nevermind, I
think I found it.
L516[05:36:51] <lperkins2> Looks like it's
in level.dat, an NBT editor can probably copy it...
L517[05:37:35] <lperkins2> Er, no, misread
that...
L518[05:38:19] <lperkins2> It's in there,
but under itemdata I think.
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L522[06:15:41] <dangranos> wow
L523[06:15:43] <dangranos> just wow
L524[06:18:06] <lperkins2> NBTExplorer can
do the copy and paste, if it's running in native mode anyway, wine
doesn't seem to like it much.
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L539[07:06:52] <dangranos> O_o
L540[07:12:52] <Kodos> stupid sgcraft, y u
no work
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L543[07:17:27] <Kodos> Does 'dofile' work
in OC?
L545[07:21:17] <dangranos> or pays for
internet
L546[07:24:37] <Kodos> Whee, dofile
works
L547[07:24:54] <Kodos> now to edit this
program to make it pretty
L548[07:25:28] <Vexatos> In other news,
I'm messing around with MaryTTS
L549[07:25:32] <dangranos> what are you
writing?
L550[07:25:57] <Kodos> I'm playing around
with SGCraft, editing the example files
L551[07:26:08] <Kodos> Vex is working on
TTS for Computronics =D
L552[07:26:30] <Vexatos> Not 'working',
rather just testing
L553[07:26:42] <Vexatos> also, maryTTS is
huge, so it'll most likely be a seperate, optional download
L554[07:27:14] <Vexatos> (It's 30MB
compared to Computronics' 500kB)
L555[07:27:20] <dangranos> O_o
L556[07:27:43] <dangranos> most of
computronics is textures?
L557[07:28:01] <Vexatos> Most of it is
Railcraft+EnderIO integration
L558[07:28:17] <dangranos> wow
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L564[07:42:21] <Kodos> =D
L565[07:42:35] <Temia> TTS? .-.
L566[07:42:40] <Kodos> Text To
Speech
L567[07:42:53] <Temia> Ah
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L569[07:52:14] <gamax92> Terminal Text
Services
L570[07:53:23] <Sandra> Text... To..
speech? IN MINECRAFT?
L571[07:53:26] <Sandra> count me in.
L572[07:53:39] <Sandra> chat box |
tts.
L573[07:53:51] <gamax92> I am going to
port SAM if possible
L574[07:54:26] <gamax92> it'll just have
patches because confusing copyrights
L575[07:55:27] <Vexatos> Problem: I'd have
to integrate it into Minecraft's audio system
L576[07:55:36] <Kodos> I love this program
:3
L577[07:55:39] <Vexatos> and I don't know
how to do it, you'll need to ask asie for that
L578[07:55:46] <gamax92> What, SAM?
L579[07:55:46] <asie> Vexatos:
OpenAL
L580[07:55:49] <Vexatos> He already used
the audio system once
L581[07:55:51] <Vexatos> asie:
Exactly
L582[07:55:54] <Vexatos> I never used
it
L583[07:55:56] <asie> Go use it.
L584[07:55:58] <asie> You'll learn
something.
L585[07:56:04] <gamax92> lol
L586[07:56:04] <Vexatos> And your tape
stuff looks complicated as aglöhlugbfhkygzbkrydg
L587[07:56:21] <Vexatos> In other news,
TTS is pretty much working 100% fine
L588[07:56:22] <dangranos> how tapes
works?
L589[07:56:25] <Vexatos> If I get it to
work
L590[07:56:27] <gamax92> I cheated and
just used AsieLib for audio stuff
L591[07:56:33] <Vexatos> It'll be a
seperate download due to the file size
L592[07:56:54] <gamax92> what makes up
most of the size?
L593[07:57:05] <Vexatos> of the TTS
libs?
L594[07:57:09] <Vexatos> The TTS system
>_>
L595[07:57:28] <Vexatos> Thanks to LGPL I
am allowed to distribute parts of it
L596[07:57:33] <Vexatos> MaryTTS looks
really promising
L597[07:57:37] <gamax92> code, or samples,
or docs, or etc?
L598[07:57:45] <Vexatos> code
L599[07:57:52] <gamax92> Oh damn
L600[07:57:55] <Vexatos> It's 10MB
L601[07:58:12] <Vexatos> and another 8 for
the English language
L602[07:58:19] <dangranos> .-.
L603[07:58:37] <Vexatos> now I just need
to get this AudioInputStream I have and wrap it in OpenAL :/
L604[07:59:25] <gamax92> does OpenAL
provide a generic AudioOutputStream?
L605[07:59:30] <gamax92> dat be
great
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L607[07:59:58] <Vexatos> No
L608[08:01:12] <gamax92> Ofc not
L609[08:01:25] <gamax92> Things can't be
easy
L611[08:03:37] <Vexatos> i.e. extremely
easy to use, that TTS
L612[08:04:10] <Vexatos> but right now,
it'd be the same volume no matter how far away from the TTS block
you'd be because I'm not using OpenAL
L613[08:10:34] <Kodos> Does Lua have
try/catch
L614[08:11:17] <Vexatos> It does
L615[08:11:23] <Kodos> ~w try
L617[08:11:55] <Vexatos> local result,
some, other, stuff = pcall(yourfunction, yourargument1,
yourargument2)
L618[08:12:11] <Vexatos> pcall will return
true and the return values on sucess
L619[08:12:18] <Vexatos> false and the
error message on error
L620[08:12:34] <Kodos> ~w pcall
L622[08:12:43] <Vexatos> se also
L623[08:12:45] <Vexatos> see*
L624[08:12:48] <Vexatos> ~w xpcall
L626[08:13:38] <Vexatos> Meh, this is far
too complicated for me; Kodos: I'll update the TTS issue on github,
but I think asie will have to do it when/if he gets some time
L627[08:13:49] <Kodos> Okey
L628[08:13:55] <Kodos> I should note
though
L629[08:14:08] <Kodos> The infinite range
is a moot point for me
L630[08:14:14] <Kodos> If you have it
working otherwise, I wouldn't mind a dl
L631[08:14:21] <Vexatos> Nope
L632[08:14:25] <Kodos> Ah, alrighty
L633[08:14:30] <Vexatos> not infinite
range
L634[08:14:35] <Vexatos> limiting the
range is easy
L635[08:14:43] <Vexatos> just making the
volume go down as you go further away
L636[08:14:45] <Vexatos> that's the hard
part
L637[08:14:48] <Kodos> That's waht I
meant
L638[08:14:56] <Kodos> If it works besides
that, I'm okay with that :3
L639[08:15:00] <Kodos> I just wanted TTS
for my space station
L640[08:15:29] <Vexatos> Kodos, I didn't
even make the block/TE yet
L641[08:15:39] <Vexatos> I really just
have a single test class running
L642[08:15:43] <Kodos> Ah
L643[08:18:02] <Kodos> Anyone know if Greg
Ewing ever gets on IRC
L644[08:18:08] <asie> Vexatos: That's not
the hard part
L645[08:18:09] <asie> OpenAL has code for
that
L646[08:18:12] <asie> you just give it
X/Y/Z coords
L647[08:18:15] <asie> and distance
info
L648[08:19:21] <lperkins2> Thanks dashkal,
I figured that out, I just spotted it was a .exe, so went with
wine, then spotted that it's .net on the website and tried mono,
works great.
L649[08:19:23] <Vexatos> asie: Here are
two options: a) make a local MaryTTS instance on every client or b)
host a remote MaryTTS instance on the server
L650[08:19:36] <Vexatos> a) would be
preferable as it would massively reduce packet size
L651[08:19:38] <asie> Vexatos: a)
L652[08:19:40] <asie> definiely a)
L653[08:19:42] <Vexatos> Ok
L654[08:19:44] <asie> but the TTS doesn't
go into Computronics
L655[08:19:47] <asie> it's 30 megs
L656[08:19:47] <Vexatos> Nono
L657[08:19:51] <Vexatos> seperate
download
L658[08:19:56] <Vexatos> and Computronics
will detect if it's there
L659[08:20:00] <Vexatos> I'll insert an
@API
L660[08:20:26] <Vexatos> Well, actually,
the file won't be necessary on the server then, asie
L661[08:20:37] <Vexatos> so I'd need to
have a config option
L662[08:20:49] <Vexatos>
"forceEnableTTSBlocks"
L663[08:21:02] <Vexatos> those blocks just
won't do anything if marytts isn't there
L664[08:21:08] <asie> yeah
L665[08:21:16] <Vexatos> Okay
L666[08:21:31] <Vexatos> now I need to
learn enough OpenAL to turn this AudioInputStream into sound
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L668[08:32:16] <dangranos> asie, iirc, you
wanted to write audio mod?
L670[08:33:02] <dangranos> did you just
creaetd it?
L671[08:33:19] <Vexatos> asie: He meant
the mod with speakers etc
L672[08:33:29] <dangranos> ^
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L675[08:39:56] <Kodos> There, SGCraft Gate
programs are committed =D Now I can sleep and work on them more
tomorrow
L676[08:40:17] <Kodos> Question before I
forget; If I'm using 'dofile' do I need to include the .lua
extension
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L678[08:44:30] <Kodos> Meh, I'll test
tomorrow. I need to figure out why the iris closes when I dial out
anyway
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L680[08:48:17] <Vexatos> asie: I got
maryTTS down to 18 MB
L681[08:49:07] <Vexatos> The nice thing
is: If you don't have maryTTS on your client but it is enabled on
the server, you simply won't hear anything :3
L682[08:53:58] <Kodos|Zzz> ~w dofile
L684[08:55:49] <Kodos|Zzz> Someone remind
me tomorrow to clean out my fork collectoin
L686[08:55:56] <Kodos|Zzz> =D
L687[08:55:57] <Kodos|Zzz> gn
L688[08:55:59] <Kodos|Zzz> o7
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L692[09:12:00] <Vexatos> in other news, I
just made a TTS block
L693[09:22:27] <Kubuxu> Vexatos?
L694[09:22:36] <Vexatos> Yes?
L695[09:25:27] <Vexatos> Kubuxu...?
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L700[09:41:45] <Kubuxu> TTS?
L701[09:42:05] <Kubuxu> Hi asie
L702[09:49:03] <Vexatos> Text to
speech
L703[09:50:37] <Kubuxu> oo
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L705[10:12:45] <Vexatos> Okay, asie:
Apparently you need 3 jar files to run MaryTTS
L706[10:12:53] <Vexatos> the main file, a
voice file and a language file
L707[10:13:06] <Vexatos> and you, for some
reason, can't merge them into one, that won't work
L708[10:14:04] <Kilobyte> o/
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L710[10:24:16] <Keridos> found a funny
bug
L711[10:24:23] <Keridos> if you setup a
timer in your program
L712[10:24:45] <Keridos> then ctrl + alt +
c it, the timer will continue running
L713[10:27:35] <Vexatos> errr carp
L714[10:27:44] <Vexatos> This is bad
:/
L715[10:27:49] <Vexatos> REALLY bad
.-.
L716[10:29:36] <Keridos> how do I end my
program with a command?
L717[10:33:26] <Vexatos> Keridos,
os.exit()
L718[10:33:54] <Keridos> thanks
L719[10:41:59] <Vexatos> Gah, I need
asie
L720[10:42:53] <Vexatos> For some reason
MaryTTS cannot access internal files :/
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L722[10:56:05] <Roadcrosser> has anyone
succesfully made a mystcraft nexus system in OC yet>
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L729[11:51:43] <Vexatos> MaryTTS has a
maven repo. Awesome o-o
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L732[12:10:02] <vifino> Sowwy for the
little advertising, but: We (grr.fm) are doing a fundraiser
marathon for a little girl who needs help. Please help us support
her: Listen to the stream and if you can, donate to her.
http://www.gofundme.com/Aveline
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L735[12:18:02] <vifino> Too busy to
remember things.
L736[12:18:07] <dangranos_> hallo
L737[12:18:13] <vifino> Hey
dangranos_.
L738[12:18:42] <dangranos_> tvtropes are
evil
L739[12:18:51] <Skye|tired> How bad is it
to power off a computer during a CHKDSK?
L740[12:19:02] *
dangranos_ nick dangranos|laptop
L741[12:19:04] <dangranos_>
>_<
L742[12:19:07] <dangranos_> ugh
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L744[12:19:24] <dangranos|laptop> you
havent seen anything
L745[12:20:09] <Skye|tired> 12:19:00 pm ●
dangranos_ nick dangranos|laptop ?
L746[12:20:13] <Skye|tired> :p
L747[12:20:15] <dangranos|laptop>
.-.
L748[12:20:22] <Vexatos> Gah, I really
need asie now
L749[12:20:34] *
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L750[12:20:36] <dangranos|laptop>
damn
L751[12:21:10] <dangranos|laptop> there is
"pathfinding" on wikipedia, but there is no
"wikipedia" pathfinding
L752[12:21:16] *
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L753[12:21:22] <dangranos|laptop> at least
on first page of google
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L755[12:23:11] <vifino> Skye|tired: Can I
ask you about something?
L756[12:23:20] <Skye|tired> Yes
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L759[12:25:08] <vifino> Like, we are doing
a fundraiser marathon.
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L761[12:25:31] <vifino> If that's even the
right word for it :|
L762[12:25:38] <vifino> I dunno, I am
tired.
L763[12:25:44] <Skye|tired> I can't donate
for things. My dad won't let me.
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L765[12:26:05] <vifino> Can you at least
listen then? That would help us out.
L766[12:26:41] <Skye|tired> Can you listen
on an iPod?
L767[12:26:47] <vifino> Probably.
L768[12:27:23] <vifino> Well, we got a
html5 player, and we got a stream file, which you probably can
import into itunes.
L769[12:27:51] <vifino> ( Click on the vlc
icon for the stream file )
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L772[12:28:52] <Vexatos> asie!
L773[12:28:59] <Vexatos> I ran into an
issue with the TTS system
L774[12:29:01] <asie> Vexatos: fine
L775[12:29:11] <asie> but i have a kindred
request
L776[12:29:50] <dangranos|laptop>
damn
L778[12:30:13] <dangranos|laptop> i only
get 4
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L780[12:31:48] <dangranos|laptop>
O_O
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L782[12:35:14] <dangranos|laptop> what
the..
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L784[12:41:28] <dangranos|laptop> whoa,
6
L785[12:42:35] <Forecaster> ooh,
apparently CC just got a computer that can execute commands like a
commandblock
L786[12:43:00] <dangranos|laptop> i got
7!
L787[12:43:25] <Vexatos> Forecaster, so
what? OC has been able do that for ages
L788[12:43:38] <dangranos|laptop> this is
not #computercraft
L789[12:43:57] <Negi> Ladies and
gentlemen, this is not #computercraft, let's not do this.
L790[12:44:16] <dangranos|laptop> i see
what you did here
L791[12:44:16] <Forecaster> Vexatos: how?
command blocks works as a peripheral?
L792[12:44:40] <Vexatos> Forecaster, place
OC computer down
L793[12:44:47] <Vexatos> place adapter
block next to command block
L794[12:44:54] <Vexatos> connect both via
cables
L795[12:44:54] <Vexatos> done
L796[12:45:12] <Forecaster> ah
L797[12:45:29] <dangranos|laptop> adapter
- instant compatabity magic
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L799[12:49:42] <Negi> dangranos|laptop:
You caught that reference ?
L800[12:50:34] <Sandra> also CC computers
have also been able to do the same thing for ages iirc.
L801[12:50:36] <dangranos|laptop> nope,
but i thought that you were referencing to some "OC vs
CC"
L802[12:50:37] <Sandra> so um...
L803[12:50:59] *
Sandra really does not see the point to a command block
computer.
L804[12:51:27] <dangranos|laptop> debug
card!
L806[12:52:34] <Negi> Sandra: Easened
scripting in one block instead of having zillion command blocks and
redstone stuff ?
L807[12:53:13] <Sandra> yes, but both mods
have been able to wrap command blocks as peripherals/components for
years.
L808[12:53:38] <Negi> Years being
relative.
L809[12:53:38] <dangranos|laptop> they
just made it more native/easy
L810[12:53:40] *
Negi shrugs.
L811[12:57:01] <Sandra> yeah.
L812[12:57:52] <dangranos|laptop> i want
tvtropes article pathfinder
L813[13:00:31] <Sandra> okay so my laser
upgrade system is non-functional, but also shouldn't cause any
crashes or incorrect behavior when not used. So i'll fix that
tomorrow.
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L815[13:00:47] <Sleepdra> or today
actually.
L816[13:00:50] <Sleepdra> later
today,
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L819[13:19:22] <vifino> Skye|tired: In two
hours a new DJ will be there, that might be nicer for you.
L820[13:19:45] <Skye|tired> Yay
L821[13:20:12] <Skye|tired> And I managed
to boot into my computer
L822[13:20:34] <Skye|tired> "0
L823[13:21:22] <Skye|tired> "Press
any key within <1> second to skip disk check"
L824[13:21:40] *
Skye|tired mashed keys
L825[13:26:36] <dangranos|laptop>
okaaaaay
L826[13:28:19] <dangranos|laptop> i guess
xkcdwas right
L827[13:28:28] <dangranos|laptop> s/dw/d
w
L828[13:28:28] <Kibibyte>
<dangranos|laptop> i guess xkcd was right
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L830[13:46:50] <Negi> What about,
dangranos|laptop ?
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L832[13:49:20] <dangranos|laptop> click
first link on page you will get to "philosophy"
L833[13:50:02] <Negi> Yannow you could've
just told me that it was the #220.
L834[13:50:34] <Negi> And supersoakers are
a pretty good defense against existential behaviours.
L835[13:51:52] <dangranos|laptop> its
#903
L836[13:51:54] <dangranos|laptop> title
text
L837[13:53:34] <Negi> Title text leads to
220. Philosophy is 220. 903 is Extended Mind. About Wikipedia
outages.
L838[14:01:07] <dangranos|laptop> reading
tvtropes for "Real Life"
L839[14:01:09] <dangranos|laptop>
damn
L840[14:01:14] <dangranos|laptop> i hate
this site
L841[14:02:49] <Lumien> How exactly do i
get the lua bios? If i combine the eeprom with a book it gives me
another eeprom
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L844[14:03:21] <Vexatos> Lumien, look what
the name of the new EEPROM is
L845[14:03:26] <Lumien> eeprom :P
L846[14:03:33] <Vexatos> what
L847[14:03:50] <Vexatos> It's "Lua
BIOS" for me
L848[14:04:19] <Lumien> yeah
L849[14:04:41] <Lumien> it works when i
cheat the eeprom in
L850[14:04:44] <Lumien> not with the ones
i crafted
L851[14:06:44] <dangranos|laptop> update
OC
L852[14:08:27] <dangranos|laptop> damn, i
really hate this site
L853[14:09:13] <Lumien> oh yeah
1.4.6
L854[14:09:14] <Lumien> kk
L855[14:09:54] <Sangar> o/
L856[14:10:12] <Vexatos> o/ Sangar
L857[14:19:37] <Magik6k> \o
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L860[14:24:13] <CompanionCube> >someone
suggested using a USB wifi dongle for desktop
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L862[14:24:54] <Vexatos> Okay, @anyone
excited for TTS: It will have to wait
L863[14:25:21] <Vexatos> for some reason
MaryTTS crashes when being loaded inside FML (It works just fine
outside) and I need to figure out why
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L866[14:27:38] <Vexatos> The particular
piece of code, strangely enough, seems to load an XML file inside a
jar
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L869[14:50:44] <Lumien> Can a charger
charge a robot on top or is that not possible?
L870[14:51:36] <Sangar> Lumien, should
work on all 6 faces
L871[14:51:45] <Lumien> oh derp :P, you
have to enable it
L872[14:51:46] <Lumien> sorry
L873[14:51:50] <Sangar> heh
L874[14:52:37] <Vexatos> Drone docking
station should charge them as well
L875[14:52:49] *
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L876[14:52:57] <Sangar> oh, you have a
model for that now?
L877[14:53:29] <Vexatos> Yes
L878[14:53:34] <Vexatos> With lots of
pain
L879[14:53:38] <Vexatos> it is 100%
code-complete
L880[14:53:45] <Sangar> :D
L881[14:53:46] <Vexatos> i.e. you can
inject items from drones into pipes
L882[14:53:51] <Vexatos> and the charging
code is there as well
L883[14:53:59] <Vexatos> but it doesn't
work due to a BC bug
L885[14:55:00] <Lumien> The robot doesn't
need to do anything to get charged right?
L886[14:55:25] <Sangar> Vexatos, so pr a
fix into bc? :P
L887[14:55:29] <Sangar> Lumien, nope, just
needs to sit there
L888[14:56:04] <Vexatos> Sangar, no, just
lots of asie-poking
L889[14:56:07] <Vexatos> I can't fix
it
L890[14:56:12] <Vexatos> it's hidden deep
in the power code
L891[14:56:26] <Sangar> pft
L892[14:57:05] <vifino> Skye|tired: It's
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L903[15:25:56] <dangranos> yay, i cant
sit
L904[15:26:03] <dangranos> *can
L905[15:26:06] <dangranos> >_<
L906[15:26:09] <dangranos> damn
temperature
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L918[16:33:34] <Soni> Vexatos spams asie
to get things done, I get blocked if I try that >.>
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L927[16:51:19] <g> You guys may be
interested in this
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L931[16:55:06] <Temia> Ooh. :o I've been
looking for something like this for a long time
L932[16:55:09] <gamax92> oooh
L933[16:55:43] <ds84182> oh my god
L934[16:55:50] *
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L935[16:55:51] <ds84182> dear lord
L936[16:56:38] <ds84182> and it's
optimized
L937[16:56:41] <ds84182> oh my god
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L940[17:03:55] <Stary2001> anyone have an
OC emu with internet card support./
L941[17:03:56] <Stary2001> ?
L942[17:04:33] <ds84182> nope
L943[17:04:34] <ds84182> lol
L944[17:05:10] <CompanionCube> Stary2001,
you could always add it on
L945[17:05:16] <Stary2001> meh
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L947[17:05:21] <CompanionCube> shouldn't
be too hard to write imho
L948[17:15:47] <Temia> What I'm curious
about is that someone said that there was a png program or
something the other day? Does anyone recall where it may be? I
wanted to look at its code
L949[17:16:49] <Soni> Stary2001, it's
called LuaSocket
L950[17:17:59] <Stary2001> does luasocket
emulate all of OC's supporting libraries
L951[17:18:01] <Stary2001> no
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L963[17:31:25] <Vexatos> asie:
IntelliShark.png
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L965[17:32:33] <ShadowKatStudios> asie:
What sort of laptop is that?
L966[17:32:45] <asie> ShadowKatStudios:
ThinkPad X200
L967[17:33:10] <ShadowKatStudios> That was
one of the last IBM ones, wasn't it?
L968[17:33:31] *
Temia squee <3
L969[17:33:33] <ShadowKatStudios> or
not
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L972[17:36:10] <asie> hi calclavia
L973[17:36:11] <asie> ShadowKatStudios:
no
L974[17:36:31] <gamax92> Temia: you like
old computers i see?
L975[17:36:36] <asie> the X200 isn't
old
L976[17:36:38] <asie> 2008
L977[17:36:50] *
gamax92 didn't look at the image :P
L978[17:36:52] <Temia> Maaaybe.
L979[17:37:00] *
Temia hides her serial terminal <.<
L980[17:37:07] <gamax92> asie: oh jeez,
thats horridly out dated!
L981[17:37:15] <gamax92> thats like,
before the earth's creation
L982[17:37:30] <ShadowKatStudios> A serial
terminal is super practical
L983[17:37:37] <ShadowKatStudios> I could
totally use one
L984[17:37:55] <ShadowKatStudios> Y'know,
for irssi on lain
L985[17:39:46] <Temia> Hey, Asie's laptop
isn't that bad.
L986[17:39:55] <asie> I wanted to upgrade
do an X220
L987[17:40:00] <asie> but I decided to
build a PC instead
L988[17:40:02] <asie> for Minecraft
L989[17:40:18] <Temia> I'm on a circa-2006
Hewlett-Packard Compaq (that sounds so weird to say these days.
Damn corporate acquisitions)
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L991[17:40:40] <Pwootage> \Morning
L992[17:40:42] <Temia> With an Intel Core
processor. Just... Core :V
L993[17:41:44] <Pwootage> lol that's an
old pc
L994[17:41:46] <asie> Core 2 Duo final gen
here
L995[17:42:20] <ShadowKatStudios> Temia:
I'm on a HP ProBook 5320m with a first-gen i3 and original Intel
Integrated HD Graphics, but I have a Thinkpad 600X in the other
room, Pentium III wooo
L996[17:42:41] <Temia> Nice :o My two
thinkpads (T40, T42) are on some Pentium Ms.
L997[17:43:44] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
somewhat crazy in that at some points I took my 600X to school last
year
L998[17:43:44] <Csstform> I'm getting an
i5 :O
L999[17:43:48] <gamax92> I have a
486
L1000[17:43:49] <Pwootage> I have an i5
2.6 (up to like 3.2 when it clocks up automatically)
dual-with-hyper in my macbook
L1001[17:44:18] <Pwootage> and a
quad-with-hyper amd 3.6 overclocked to about 4.0 in my
desktop
L1002[17:44:24] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
a 3.6Ghz Haswell i3 in my desktop.
L1003[17:44:34] <Temia> Well, this laptop
I'm using explicitly for college since between a 9W TDP and a 32GB
ATA-ZIF SSD (which took some hunting for), I can pull six hours of
battery life per day.
L1004[17:44:57] <Temia> Also because it's
nice and small and can still run XFCE like a trooper <3
L1005[17:45:05] <gamax92> I have a 66MHz
i486DX2 (can be downclocked by releasing the TURBO button)
L1006[17:45:06] <ShadowKatStudios> wait,
ATA as in the 40-pin connector?
L1007[17:45:11] <Temia> Yeah.
L1008[17:45:12] <Pwootage> macbook is a
haswell-gen as well
L1009[17:45:34] <ShadowKatStudios>
gamax92: 33Mhz 486SX
L1010[17:45:35] <Temia> ATA-ZIF continued
to get some use for compact electronics well into 2006,
apparently
L1011[17:45:42] <Pwootage> I get about 6
or 8 hours on my macbook... even when writing code, it's pretty
impressive
L1012[17:45:46] <Csstform> i5 1.7 with a
840M
L1013[17:45:47] <Temia> So yes, that
means my SSD lacks AHCI functionality.
L1014[17:45:48] <Csstform> is this
good?
L1015[17:45:50] <gamax92>
ShadowKatStudios: you still have it?
L1016[17:46:12] <ShadowKatStudios>
gamax92: It's used to run 386BSD now.
L1017[17:46:14] <gamax92> and actually
boots and does semi-useful stuff?
L1018[17:46:28] <ShadowKatStudios> Uhm,
well, useful? No.
L1019[17:46:31] <Temia> Haha
L1020[17:46:34] <Temia> I know the
feeling.
L1021[17:46:42] <ShadowKatStudios> But it
can boot DOS and 386BSD, so that's cool
L1022[17:46:46] <Temia> I've got a pair
of old alphastations that I can't find a functional OS to run on
anymore
L1023[17:46:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Alpha
= DEC Alpha?
L1024[17:47:03] <Temia> Yep
L1025[17:47:07] <Temia> Net/OpenBSD's
alpha builds are completely unmaintained and broken, and the other
option is... GENTOO. D8
L1026[17:47:19] <gamax92> whats wrong
with that?
L1027[17:47:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Is the
Debian Alpha port okayish?
L1028[17:47:46] <Temia> Try building
everything from scratch on an old 166Mhz alpha.
L1029[17:47:51] <ShadowKatStudios>
"no longer supported"
L1030[17:47:54] <ShadowKatStudios>
hm
L1031[17:47:58] <gamax92> oh okay.
L1032[17:48:10] <ShadowKatStudios> Debian
5.0 yeeah1
L1033[17:48:13] <gamax92> I don't build
anything on my old 486 .-.
L1034[17:48:24] <gamax92> i removed the
compilers and dev packages to save space.
L1035[17:48:25] <ShadowKatStudios>
gamax92: Install gentoo
L1036[17:48:27] <Temia> If I could set up
some level of network cross-compilation so my desktop could do it,
I'd just do that instead, but effort
L1037[17:48:28] <gamax92> Nou
L1038[17:48:43] <Temia> So I'm gonna see
about mashing TRU64 UNIX and BSD's core utils together whenever I
have nothing better to do
L1039[17:48:45] <Temia> 8D
L1040[17:48:49] <gamax92> All of my
compiling happens in QEMU
L1041[17:49:20] <ShadowKatStudios> Temia:
Get Debian 5.0 running on there, then distcc the packages you need
to update them
L1042[17:49:23] <gamax92> Building entire
linux kernels on that machine is slow ;_;
L1043[17:49:32] <Temia> Mmmmaybe.
L1044[17:49:40] <Temia> For now, nap
attack.
L1045[17:49:43] *
Temia zzzmoo.
L1046[17:49:46] <Pwootage> How to build
486 software: boot your new x86 computer into 486 mode
L1047[17:50:00] <Pwootage> (actually qemu
has hardware support for x86 emulation so it's the same)
L1048[17:50:02] <ShadowKatStudios> o/
Temia
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L1050[17:50:23] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh
yeah, my server uses a VIA C3 800Mhz, so that's cool
L1051[17:51:17] <Vexatos> Anyone in here
experienced with how the FML classloader works? :/
L1052[17:51:36] <Pwootage> uh, I have a
little (very little) experience, what's wrong?
L1053[17:51:50] <gamax92> Pwootage: I run
it in hardware support
L1054[17:52:01] <Vexatos> MaryTTS crashes
when running it inside Minecraft
L1055[17:52:04] <Vexatos> But outside it
works
L1056[17:52:11] <gamax92> ahh ... nice
...
L1057[17:52:15] <Pwootage> gamax92: yeah
probably compiles pretty quick
L1058[17:52:23] <gamax92> Wait does FML
implement its own ClassLoader?
L1059[17:52:26] <Pwootage> Vexatos: paste
of the log?
L1060[17:52:29] <Pwootage> gamax92: uh,
yeah, it has to
L1061[17:52:43] <Vexatos>
<Vexatos> The
particular piece of code, strangely enough, seems to load an XML
file inside a jar
L1062[17:52:45] <Pwootage> for the same
reason CanaryMod does, so it can load external jars
L1063[17:52:46] <Vexatos> Pwootage, hold
on
L1064[17:53:03] <gamax92> Vexatos: is
MaryTTS inside of the mod itself?
L1065[17:53:17] <Vexatos> gamax92, It
will be a seperate download
L1066[17:53:21] <Vexatos> due to it being
18 MB
L1067[17:53:28] <gamax92> Thanks for not
answering my question
L1068[17:53:45] <Vexatos> It's not a mod
if you mean that
L1069[17:53:58] <gamax92> hmm
L1070[17:53:59] <Vexatos> I am having it
in my classpath as an external jar file
L1071[17:54:03] <Vexatos> got it from
maven
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L1073[17:56:50] <Vexatos> Gosh, where is
this log q_q
L1074[17:56:59] <Pwootage> well just have
it crash again ;D
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L1076[17:57:12] <Vexatos> Let me just
re-crash it
L1077[17:57:26] <Vexatos> will take a
while due to slow PC
L1078[17:58:29] <Pwootage> (I really hope
it doesn't crash, that would be funny)
L1079[17:58:57] <Vexatos> >_>
L1080[17:59:04] <Vexatos> No worries, it
will
L1081[17:59:37] <gamax92> Vexatos: D:
this is so monotone
L1082[17:59:54] <Vexatos> gamax92,
monotone?
L1083[18:00:04] <Vexatos> If you're
bored, help me with my musescore plugin
L1084[18:00:16] <gamax92> I am
bored
L1085[18:00:17] <Vexatos> I need to
convert one type of array into another and it's failing
L1086[18:00:18] <Soni> it's probably
forge's securitymanager
L1087[18:00:25] <gamax92> ohai Soni
L1088[18:00:40] <Soni> hi gamax92
L1090[18:01:22] <Vexatos> anything above
that point is working
L1091[18:02:12] <gamax92> Vexatos: ehh,
javascript right?
L1092[18:02:19] <Vexatos> Of course
:P
L1093[18:02:35] <gamax92> I don't know
what MuseScore is btw
L1094[18:02:49] <Vexatos> >_>
L1096[18:03:45] <Vexatos> sortedList
contains every note starting on the same time frame
L1097[18:03:58] <Vexatos> channelList is
supposed to contain 8 channels of the beep card
L1098[18:04:02] *
gamax92 starts playing with Zalbal
L1099[18:04:13] <Vexatos> And I can't get
it to work >_>
L1100[18:04:18] <gamax92> ohokay
L1101[18:04:20] <gamax92> glhf
L1102[18:04:28] <Soni> Vexatos, does it
support NBX?
L1103[18:04:38] <Vexatos> NBX?
L1104[18:04:48] <Soni> aka eNByeX
L1106[18:05:06] <gamax92> eNByeX?
L1107[18:05:24] <Vexatos> Pwootage,
launching now >_>
L1108[18:05:29] <Pwootage> FINALLY
L1109[18:05:30] <Vexatos> Let's wait 2
minutes
L1110[18:05:33] <Vexatos> for it to
crash
L1111[18:08:44] <gamax92> MaryTTS doesnt'
even punctuation D:
L1112[18:08:57] <gamax92> ? sounds the
same as ! as , as .
L1113[18:09:38] <Pwootage> tts is hard
;P
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L1115[18:09:52] <gamax92> Pwootage: SAM
can do that .-.
L1116[18:09:55] <Vexatos> gamax92,
MaryTTS has emotions q-q
L1117[18:10:06] <Vexatos> The emotion
parser is what's crashing, btw
L1118[18:10:10] <gamax92> oh lol
L1119[18:10:20] <Vexatos> DFKS masterrace
>_>
L1120[18:10:47] <gamax92> what is
DFKS
L1121[18:11:42] <Pwootage> gamax92: yes,
yes it can
L1122[18:11:53] <Pwootage> s/it/he/
L1123[18:11:53] <Kibibyte>
<Pwootage> gamax92: yes, yes he can
L1124[18:11:58] <Vexatos> Deutsches
Forschungsinstitut für Künstliche Intelligenz
L1125[18:12:06] <Vexatos> The thing that
made MaryTTS
L1126[18:12:22] <gamax92> oh okay
L1127[18:12:47] <gamax92> Vexatos: isn't
that DFKI?
L1128[18:12:48] <gamax92> :P
L1129[18:12:54] <Vexatos> DFKI, yes
L1130[18:12:57] <Pwootage> Guess: German
something for artificial intelligence?
L1131[18:13:05] <Vexatos> German research
facility
L1132[18:13:07] <gamax92> German Research
Institute for Artificial Intelligence?
L1133[18:13:11] <Vexatos> ^
L1134[18:13:49] <Pwootage> well that was
a pretty good guess I made, considering I don't speak german
:P
L1135[18:14:18] <ShadowKatStudios> yay
tmux is now my login shell
L1136[18:15:03] <Stary2001> haha
L1137[18:15:35] <Vexatos> Pwootage,
done
L1138[18:15:41] *
Vexatos uploads crash
L1139[18:15:51] <Vexatos> Not really a
crash as I'm catching the exception
L1140[18:15:54] <Vexatos> but meh
L1141[18:16:00] <gamax92> XD SAM
segfaulted.
L1142[18:16:18] <gamax92> if you put 5
dots on the end of something it hangs, and after a while of 4 dots
it segfaults
L1144[18:16:39] <Pwootage>
ShadowKatStudios: nice, log right into tmux, sounds
convenient
L1145[18:16:57] <Pwootage> gamax92: lol
really?
L1146[18:17:01] <gamax92> yes
L1147[18:17:14] <Vexatos> some of the
error messages are in German
L1148[18:17:17] <Vexatos> because,
y'know
L1149[18:17:18] <Vexatos> German
L1150[18:17:19] <Vexatos> >_>
L1151[18:17:20] <gamax92> Germans
L1152[18:17:26] <gamax92> Sangar
L1153[18:18:19] <Vexatos> I really have
no idea what it means
L1154[18:18:26] <Vexatos> It's somewhere
extremely deep in code
L1155[18:18:49] <Pwootage> is this a
dependency problem?
L1156[18:18:50] <gamax92> Pwootage:
granted this port was an Machine Code -> C conversion
L1157[18:19:12] <gamax92> so like, Store
to $55 becomes mem[0x55] = regA
L1158[18:19:25] <Pwootage> gamax92:
lol
L1159[18:19:33] <Vexatos> Pwootage, no
idea what it is
L1160[18:19:34] <gamax92> and then some
cleanup happened ...
L1161[18:19:38] <Vexatos> Again,
launching in the same dev env
L1162[18:19:49] <Vexatos> but with my own
main() method
L1163[18:19:50] <Vexatos> it works
L1164[18:20:07] <Pwootage> It's trying to
use apache xerces to xslt convert xml to different xml and is
failing because void can't be cast to boolean
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L1166[18:20:16] <Pwootage> I'm curious if
it's the wrong version of xerces
L1167[18:20:32] <Vexatos> Again, it's
working in the exact same dev env
L1168[18:20:39] <Vexatos> if I am
launching it myself
L1170[18:20:45] <Pwootage> yes but forge
is launching stuff too
L1171[18:20:50] <Pwootage> erm, loading
stuff
L1172[18:21:58] <Sangar> Vexatos,
"apache.xalan" - maybe some of the apache libs forge
provides are incompatible with what mary needs/uses?
L1173[18:22:29] <Vexatos> I just checked
my dev env
L1174[18:22:36] <Vexatos> the erroring
class is only in there once
L1175[18:22:42] <Vexatos> meaning it is
only in one jar
L1176[18:23:18] <Vexatos> And that
particular class is native
L1177[18:23:23] <Vexatos> in my jdk
file
L1178[18:23:52] <Vexatos> C:\Program
Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_45\jre\lib\rt.jar!\com\sun\org\apache\xalan\internal\xsltc\trax\TransformerFactoryImpl.class
L1179[18:23:58] <Vexatos> :/
L1181[18:24:29] <Sangar> might not be
that very lib, but could still be something related?
L1182[18:24:38] <Vexatos> No idea
L1183[18:24:58] <Vexatos> I don't know
which apache libs forge loads
L1184[18:25:21] <Sangar> have a look at
your project dependencies in idea
L1185[18:25:23] <Sangar> they're all
there
L1186[18:26:05] <Vexatos> apache commons
and apache httpcomponents
L1187[18:26:06] <Vexatos> but wait
L1188[18:26:36] <Vexatos> Yes, that's
about it
L1189[18:26:49] <Vexatos> and the
logger
L1190[18:27:49] <Vexatos> httpcore is
4.3.2
L1191[18:27:54] <Vexatos> not 4.1
L1192[18:28:02] <Vexatos> no idea if that
could be causing it
L1193[18:28:05] <Vexatos> because,
again
L1194[18:28:14] <Vexatos> it's working
just fine if I am launching it myself
L1195[18:28:18] <Vexatos> in the exact
same dev env
L1196[18:28:22] *
Sangar shrugs
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L1199[18:32:31] <Vexatos> :/
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L1201[18:34:36] <Negi> People that assume
that everything is easy without trying piss me off so much
<^<
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L1205[18:37:17] <Vexatos> Sangar, it
apparently fails at XSLTC.compile()
L1206[18:37:57] <gamax92> I herby demand
that OpenComputer load a commodore 64 palette into the T2
palette
L1208[18:38:18] <Sangar> your name is
herby?
L1209[18:38:31] <gamax92> Yeah srue
L1210[18:38:38] <Vexatos> a pity I don't
understand that XSLTC even does >_>
L1211[18:38:40] <gamax92> Your name is
now srue
L1212[18:39:21] <Vexatos> ):
L1213[18:39:28] <Vexatos> Anyways, I'll
be right back
L1214[18:39:48] <Sangar> gamax92, could
be worse. you're a beetle.
L1215[18:40:02] <gamax92> t(^-^t)
L1216[18:40:08] <Sangar> :>
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L1218[18:45:46] <gamax92> Hi Kodos
L1219[18:45:53] <Kodos> Anyone willing to
help me fix this program today? Also Hi gamax92
L1220[18:46:09] <gamax92> Sure
L1222[18:46:19] <Kodos> Specifically
interactive.lua
L1223[18:46:29] <Kodos> Trying to figure
out why it closes the iris when I'm dialling out
L1225[18:48:00] <Sangar> gamax92, cool.
any mods for it? :P
L1226[18:48:20] <gamax92> Sangar: I can't
even get it to work D:
L1227[18:48:29] <Sangar>
ohwowdatgermanindasources
L1228[18:48:30] <Kodos> Well, it didn't
say 'functional' in the title
L1229[18:48:40] <gamax92> no i know it
works on an actuall Wii
L1230[18:48:51] <gamax92> just that in
Dolphin it immediately returns to the Wii menu
L1231[18:49:22] <Sangar>
`gebeGrafikHandler` and terrible german on top of it
>_>
L1232[18:49:30] <gamax92> lol
L1233[18:50:22] <gamax92> i was gonna
look at the pdf's in the doc
L1234[18:50:23] <gamax92> brb
L1235[18:51:30] <Keridos> terrible german
function names
L1236[18:51:42] <Keridos>
gebeDatensatzName
L1237[18:52:00] <Keridos>
aktualisiereDieInventarListe()
L1238[18:52:16] <Keridos>
vielZuLangerNameFürEineSimpleFunktion()
L1239[18:56:24] <gamax92> I'm thinking
this is supposed to support an actual minecraft server?
L1240[18:56:38] <gamax92> it points to
the a protocol listing for actual minecraft
L1241[18:57:18] <gamax92> also mentions
Java a bunch of times.
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L1244[19:00:34] <gamax92> Sangar: Its
minecraft 1.2.4!
L1245[19:00:42] <Vexatos> Sangar, uhm,
#dfkierrormessages
L1246[19:00:53] <Vexatos>
gebeGrafikHandler
L1247[19:00:58] <Vexatos> Denglish
Masterrace \o/
L1248[19:01:04] <Vexatos> (Sounds like my
CS teacher)
L1249[19:05:18] *
Kodos flails about
L1250[19:05:34] <Kodos> I'm seriously
about to rewrite this from scratch
L1251[19:05:39] <Kodos> Which will suck
ass
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L1253[19:05:44] <MandrakeF|Temp> Rewrite
what from strach?
L1255[19:06:08] <Kodos> If you look at
interactive.lua
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L1257[19:06:20] <Kodos> I'm trying to
figure out why the iris is being close when something is dialled
out
L1258[19:06:25] <Kodos> closed*
L1259[19:10:35] <Soni> asie, I want drama
generator source
L1260[19:10:39] <Soni> for Vexatos 's
script
L1261[19:10:42] <Soni> so it works
offline
L1262[19:15:46] <MandrakeF|Temp> Ill be
back later
L1263[19:16:04] <ShadowKatStudios>
o/
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L1266[19:23:58] <Karasuro> Anybody
home?
L1267[19:24:17] <Kodos> Yes.
L1268[19:24:30] <Karasuro> Hello!
L1269[19:24:38] <Kodos> Hello!
L1270[19:25:18] <Karasuro> I just joined
the forum a few days ago so I'm exploring. :P
L1271[19:25:37] <Kodos> Well if you have
any questions feel free to ask =)
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L1273[19:25:59] <ShadowKatStudios> There
is generally more activity here than the forums, which is
interesting.
L1274[19:26:04] <ShadowKatStudios> More
off-topic, too.
L1275[19:26:33] <Karasuro> ok :)
actually, how long does it usually take for Moderators to approve
posts?
L1276[19:26:46] <Kodos> Not long if you
know who to poke in IRC
L1277[19:26:52] <Kodos> Ender being one
example
L1278[19:27:07] <Ender> What?
L1279[19:27:11] <Karasuro> lol
L1280[19:27:14] <Kodos> Can you go
approve forum posts on the forums :3
L1281[19:27:29] <Kodos> If you're not too
busy with anarchy stacks
L1282[19:27:32] <Karasuro> maybe I should
get my 3 out of the way? XD
L1283[19:27:54] <Kodos> Would you be
posting to ask questions or just to knock the 3 out of the
way
L1284[19:28:00] <Ender> Still waiting on
LordFokas to join so I have some time to spare
L1285[19:28:14] <Karasuro> They would be
on-topic and on threads I have true interest in.
L1286[19:28:33] <Kodos> I'm sure they
would be, I was just going to say if you have questions, here would
be a good place to ask too
L1287[19:28:46] <Karasuro> yeah
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L1289[19:28:59] <Karasuro> I figured
questions here would be answered more quickly.
L1290[19:30:12] <Kodos> This gate program
is going to be the end of me lol
L1291[19:30:35] <Kodos> I think it's an
issue with how the keys are being detected
L1292[19:30:47] <Ender> done
Karasuro
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L1294[19:31:59] <heatseeker0> I have this
weird bug with assemblers. I put in a case, any case, then no
matter what combination of components I add once I hit
"Assemble" it's starting the process then stopping at
progress 0%
L1295[19:32:24] <heatseeker0> Tried with
complex robots, simple ones, same end result.
L1296[19:32:30] <heatseeker0> Any clue
what may be the cause of this?
L1297[19:32:33] <Kodos> What version of
OC are you using?
L1298[19:32:42] <Kodos> I will slap you
if you say 'latest'
L1299[19:32:54] <heatseeker0> 1.4.5.28
:P
L1300[19:33:02] <Sangar> are you
providing power to the assembler?
L1301[19:33:04] <Caitlyn> I would help
with post approvals if I could :P
L1302[19:33:19] <Kodos> Caitlyn, as would
I =D
L1303[19:33:23] <heatseeker0> yes I am
providing power through both a direct tesseract connection and a
power converter
L1305[19:33:36] <heatseeker0> it was
working fine 2 days ago
L1306[19:33:43] <heatseeker0> then all of
the sudden it's not
L1307[19:33:51] <Sangar> uhhh, then i
really don't know what's going on o.O
L1308[19:33:51] <heatseeker0> removed the
assembler, tweaked placement, nothing
L1309[19:33:58] <ShadowKatStudios> I
would help approve posts if it wouldn't be effort
L1310[19:33:58] <Kodos> heatseeker0, do
me a favor; remove the power requirement in the config, and try it
again
L1311[19:34:20] <Vexatos> Maybe some mod
still has an outdated RF API >_>
L1312[19:34:31] <Kodos> Vexatos, that's
my suspicion as well
L1313[19:34:33] <heatseeker0> but...
but... it was working before
L1314[19:34:47] <heatseeker0> and i use
"latest" versions for all the mods in the modpack
L1315[19:34:53] <heatseeker0> so nothing
like 2 months old builds
L1316[19:34:59] <heatseeker0> is there a
specific setting you'd like me to tweak power related? there's a
ton of them
L1317[19:35:38] <Sangar> could you try
using the analyzer on the assembler to see if it has power in its
internal buffer? (if that doesn't show the power, can't remember if
it does right now, place a capacitor next to it to check)
L1318[19:36:28] <Kodos> Telling us
'latest' does nothing because what you may think is latest may not
be anymore
L1319[19:36:28] <heatseeker0> yes it does
have power in it
L1320[19:36:36] <heatseeker0> stored 1000
/ 1000
L1321[19:36:44] <heatseeker0> total
stored 4000 / 4000
L1322[19:37:14] <heatseeker0> i know
kodos. that's why i put it in quotes, as it was meant to emphasize
it was the lastest builds available in past 2 - 3 days.
L1323[19:37:31] <Karasuro> would it be
possible to program delta time in OC?
L1324[19:37:55] <ShadowKatStudios> Delta
time? Time difference..?
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L1326[19:38:34] <Kodos> Do you mean
Zulu?
L1327[19:39:05] <Karasuro> as in the
amount of time between each cycle
L1328[19:39:16] <ShadowKatStudios> Why is
the Youtube HTML5 player not default if your browser supports
it?
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L1330[19:39:37] <ShadowKatStudios>
Karasuro: Uh, computer.uptime may suit your needs, if I remember
the function name
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L1332[19:41:14] <Karasuro> I'm trying to
impliment tempo changes in my Tone Matrix program. Which is why I
ask. I tried uptime, os.time, os.clock but maybe it's just
something with my timer.
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L1334[19:41:41] <Karasuro> I'll look into
it. X)
L1335[19:43:02] <Karasuro> anywho, I got
errands to run. I'll definitly be back.
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L1337[19:44:00] <heatseeker0> Your
suggestions regarding power pointed in the right direction
L1338[19:44:21] <heatseeker0> I increased
the power for the assembler in the config to speed it up, and it
was more than the converter was able to provide
L1339[19:44:52] <heatseeker0> adding 2
capacitors solved the problem, now back to tweaking the config
settings so these two match the speed without requiring
capacitors
L1340[19:45:58] <heatseeker0> Just a
suggestion / question: Once an assembly process starts, if the
server is restarted before it's finished all components are
lost.
L1341[19:46:23] <heatseeker0> Would it be
possible to add a "cancel" function that allows us to
stop the assembly and retrieve the components?
L1342[19:48:10] <Sangar> huh, it should
save its progress.
L1343[19:48:20] <heatseeker0> it
wasn't
L1344[19:49:39] <heatseeker0> also
another small bug: if you shift click with the analyzer the top
face of the assembler you get no output. it works fine with all
other block faces
L1346[19:50:45] <Shuudoushi> for some
reason, I can't get that reactor, to intake enough water to keep
the turbine going...
L1347[19:51:10] <Shuudoushi> which is
going to make adding turbine support for my reactor program a
bitch...
L1348[19:51:22] <Kodos> Shuudoushi, what
are you using to transfer the water to the reactor
L1349[19:51:36] <Shuudoushi> extra utils
transfer nodes
L1350[19:51:39] <heatseeker0> the only
thing i know provides enough water is transfer nodes with plenty of
world interaction upgrades hooked to a tesseract
L1351[19:51:52] <heatseeker0> then hook
another tess at the reactor intake
L1352[19:52:06] <Sangar> heatseeker0,
just tested, and it saves it correctly for me :/ as for the top
face, yah, that's because it doesn't connect on that side, will
make the analyzer explicitly work there, too
L1353[19:52:06] <Kodos> Isn't the
reactor's intake capped at a certain mB/t amount
L1354[19:52:13] <heatseeker0> not as far
as i know
L1356[19:52:24] <heatseeker0> intake is
capped at what it can consume tho :)
L1357[19:52:39] <Kodos> Those look like
empty reservoirs
L1359[19:52:53] <heatseeker0> reservoir
isn't generating water fast enough
L1360[19:52:53] <Shuudoushi> their filled
with water
L1361[19:52:54] <heatseeker0> here
L1362[19:53:04] <Shuudoushi> there is a
total of 8 of them...
L1363[19:53:18] <Kodos> Doesn't matter,
transfer nodes with a stack of speed upgrades move 8 buckets a
tick
L1364[19:53:24] <Kodos> Which iirc the
reservoirs hold 4
L1365[19:53:34] <Kodos> They're not
generating fast enough
L1367[19:53:48] <Kodos> I can't see shit
with that texture pack
L1368[19:53:54] <Shuudoushi> I've used
this setup before and never had issue till now...
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L1371[19:53:59] <Kodos> What
changed
L1372[19:54:09] <heatseeker0> i use this
setup to power 32 turbines so i know it's working :)
L1373[19:54:29] <Shuudoushi> afk a min,
fam just just showed up
L1374[19:54:46] <heatseeker0> with a
stack of interaction upgrades in each of the 4 nodes
L1375[19:55:25] <Kodos> Is there anything
for liquid storage as good as ExU Drums?
L1376[19:55:35] <heatseeker0> me extra
cells :)
L1377[19:55:44] <Kodos> Isn't that broken
with current AE2?
L1378[19:55:49] <heatseeker0> works fine
for me
L1379[19:56:02] <Kodos> Hm
L1380[19:56:11] <heatseeker0> rv2-beta6
& 7 work fine with them
L1381[19:56:14] <Kodos> AE2 is slowly
turning into the only wiring I'll need in my base
L1382[19:56:35] <Kodos> Thank Goodness I
have a good grip on channels and don't have to disable them like a
pansy
L1383[19:56:42] <heatseeker0> oh yea
that
L1384[19:56:53] <heatseeker0> there might
be *slight* issues with extra cells and channels
L1385[19:57:07] <heatseeker0>
specifically fluid level monitors and p2p tunnels
L1386[19:57:25] <heatseeker0> try and
keep all fluid level monitors on direct channels and you should be
fine
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L1388[20:06:33] <Negi> Kodos:
Soon...
L1389[20:07:33] <Lumien> The geolyzer
should always return the same hardness for a specific block
right�
L1390[20:07:34] <Lumien> ?
L1391[20:07:43] <heatseeker0> yes, but
there's a bit of randomness
L1392[20:09:03] <Kodos> Lumien is the
leader of randomness
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L1394[20:09:19] <Lumien> :P
L1395[20:09:20] <Lumien> ^^
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L1397[20:09:30] <Kodos> Also, yes, the
geolyzer does have some 'noise' but that can be changed in the
config
L1398[20:09:50] <Kodos> In general
though, with default settings, it will return roughly the proper
harvest level
L1399[20:11:21] <Lumien> Also whats the
most energy saving / crafting wise easiest way to let a computer
talk to a robot thats next to it?
L1400[20:11:41] <Kodos> iirc you can
access a robot via an adjacent charger
L1401[20:11:46] <Kodos> if the charger is
on the network
L1402[20:15:23] <ShadowKatStudios>
cats
L1403[20:16:23] <Temia> cows
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nau
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L1409[20:29:40] <Sangar> i'm off, gnight
o/
L1410[20:33:23] <CompanionCube>
ShadowKatStudios, I'm half tempted to make a cross-OS core
API
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L1413[20:40:32] <Kodos> Anyone know if
Greg Ewing hangs out in IRC
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L1415[20:43:09] <Caitlyn> Kodos, last
time I checked (when I forked SGCraft) no, he doesn't
L1416[20:43:16] <Caitlyn> but that was...
a bit over a year ago
L1417[20:43:39] <Caitlyn> getting him to
reply to PMs is also near impossible.
L1418[20:43:54] <Caitlyn> Or, once again
was a bit over a year ago.
L1419[20:44:16] <Kodos> Mkay
L1420[20:44:22] <ShadowKatStudios>
Greg..? Greg of gregtech?
L1421[20:44:24] <Kodos> Just trying to
debug his example code for OC
L1422[20:44:24] <Kodos> No
L1423[20:44:27] <Kodos> Different
Greg
L1424[20:44:27] <Caitlyn>
ShadowKatStudios, no
L1425[20:45:10] <Caitlyn> GregTech greg
is GregoriusT
L1426[20:45:18] <ShadowKatStudios>
Ohtrue
L1428[20:45:25] <Caitlyn> Greg Ewing is
the guy who does SGCraft, and a few other mods
L1429[20:45:46] <Kodos> I can still open
the iris while the connection is active, it's just annoying that it
closes on dial
L1430[20:46:16] *
Caitlyn shrugs
L1431[20:46:39] <Caitlyn> I do my best to
not look at any of his code, I still have nightmares from my
initial fork
L1432[20:46:50] <Kodos> Lol well I
cleaned this up quite a bit
L1433[20:46:51] <Caitlyn> Gregs Lighting
wasn't much better
L1434[20:46:57] <Kodos> Just trying to
figure out what the hell is doing it
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L1436[20:47:43] <ShadowKatStudios> Mmmmm-
2 minute noodles in a cup for breakfast
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L1438[20:48:38] <Stary2001> mmmmm
L1439[20:50:23] <Negi> I am worried about
this world.
L1441[20:50:30] <gamax92> I got it to
boot :D
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L1443[20:51:02] <Negi> When I see that
some manage to include their community in their work and actually
manage all of the open issues like for OC.
L1444[20:51:47] <ShadowKatStudios>
Passwort
L1445[20:52:11] <Ivoah> Is there an easy
way to use an external editor with OC?
L1446[20:52:16] <Negi> And that aside of
that some have their issue trackers left uncontrolled and unused,
ignore Pull Requests and generally don't use GitHub but for storing
the files of their projects...
L1447[20:52:26] <ShadowKatStudios> Ivoah:
Very easy.
L1448[20:52:51] <ShadowKatStudios> You go
into your saves, the world you need, ./opencomputers/<disk
address>
L1449[20:53:20] <ShadowKatStudios> But if
you don't have filesystem buffering turned off you'll need to
re-insert the HDD for the changes to take effect
L1450[20:53:39] <Ivoah> How do I turn on
fs buffering?
L1451[20:54:19] <ShadowKatStudios> To
turn buffering off, go to your config folder, into
OpenComputers.cfg, and look for a property with the words
filesystem and buffer in the name, I can't remember the exact name
of the property
L1452[20:54:24] <ShadowKatStudios> Set it
from on to off
L1453[20:54:33] <ShadowKatStudios> Or
possibly true to false
L1454[20:54:46] <ShadowKatStudios> or yes
to no, I don't remember exact words, then restart MC
L1455[20:54:54] <ShadowKatStudios> FS
buffering will then be turned off.
L1456[20:55:16] <ShadowKatStudios>
gamax92: Only 28FPS?
L1457[20:55:45] <Ivoah> Why is it turned
on by default?
L1458[20:56:03] <gamax92> For better
persistence
L1459[20:56:15] <Ivoah>
bufferChanges?
L1460[20:56:28] <ShadowKatStudios> Ivoah:
If you were to run MC off an SSD, for example, then had a logging
program that wrote to disk every couple of seconds, it would wear
the SSD down, possibly.
L1461[20:56:30] <ShadowKatStudios> I
think that
L1462[20:56:34] <ShadowKatStudios> is the
property
L1463[20:56:56] <Caitlyn> it also helps
keep file io down on really busy servers
L1464[20:57:00] <Ivoah> Also, why is the
os so slow?
L1465[20:57:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Slow
in what way?
L1466[20:58:28] <Ivoah> It just seems to
be slow to type
L1467[20:58:45] <ShadowKatStudios> No
idea, on a server?
L1468[20:58:49] <Ivoah> nope
L1469[20:59:00] <ShadowKatStudios>
Strange, dunno.
L1470[20:59:11] <Caitlyn> Yeah no issue
with speed here..
L1471[20:59:20] <Ivoah> Hmm,
whatever
L1473[21:01:59] <gamax92> it actually
renders stuff :o
L1474[21:02:15] <Ivoah> Is that Wii or
GC?
L1475[21:02:18] <gamax92> Wii
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L1477[21:02:34] <ShadowKatStudios>
gamax92: Those colours look terrible
L1478[21:02:44] <gamax92> Well there is
no lighting it seems
L1479[21:03:23] <ShadowKatStudios>
>Kamera
L1480[21:03:28] <ShadowKatStudios> What
is this, KSP?
L1481[21:03:28] <gamax92> time to
generate a 1.2.4 instance
L1482[21:03:31] <gamax92> its
German
L1483[21:03:40] <ShadowKatStudios> I know
:P
L1484[21:04:07] <ShadowKatStudios> Also,
the game says 2FPS and the emulator says 3
L1485[21:04:44] <gamax92> because they
update in different intervals
L1486[21:10:25] <Ivoah> How do I destroy
a drone?
L1487[21:16:23] <Kodos> Shift right click
with an empty hand iirc
L1488[21:16:28] <Kodos>
s/shift/sneak
L1489[21:16:34] <Kodos>
s/Shift/sneak
L1490[21:16:34] <Kibibyte> <Kodos>
sneak right click with an empty hand iirc
L1491[21:16:52] <gamax92> steak
L1492[21:19:00] <Ivoah> Why not just
normal click?
L1493[21:19:41] <Kodos> Because I think
that opens its interface
L1494[21:19:46] <Kodos> Or are you
referring to left click
L1495[21:20:00] <Kodos> And that is
because they are indestructable I think
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L1501[21:30:21] <Soni> hey asie o/
L1502[21:31:47] <heatseeker0> The only
persistent storage in drones is their bios?
L1503[21:32:17] <heatseeker0> Just trying
them out first time, can't seem to fit in a disk drive or hdd of
any sorts.
L1504[21:33:48] <CompanionCube>
heatseeker0, you have a networked file server, provided the code to
use it is in the EEPROM
L1505[21:34:11] <heatseeker0> Right. So I
have to use a custom eeprom for dones, as I thought. Thanks
L1506[21:34:30] <heatseeker0> So
mandatory on drones is also a wired/wireless network card.
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L1508[21:34:43] <CompanionCube> if you
want to have more than 4096 bytes of storage, yes
L1509[21:35:14] <heatseeker0> Even if I
don't want more... how would the drone connect to the networked
file server to pull files?
L1510[21:36:51] <heatseeker0> Hmm... it
would be awesome to be able to swap bioses in a built drone
L1511[21:36:52] <Ender> drones/EEPROMs
have access to component so you have the network card available to
you
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L1513[21:37:30] <heatseeker0> ender, my
point was you have to install a network card to have that
functionality available through component, correct?
L1514[21:37:38] <Ender> yes
L1515[21:38:01] <heatseeker0> so first i
have to flash in a custom eeprom, then build my first drone
L1516[21:38:25] <heatseeker0> and if i
messed it up, i have to disassemble and reassemble?
L1517[21:38:40] <Ender> yes
L1518[21:38:47] <heatseeker0> cool,
tyvm
L1519[21:38:54] <Kodos> You can also
craft a drone with an EEPROM to 'swap' the eeproms
L1520[21:39:05] <heatseeker0> ooh
L1521[21:39:09] <heatseeker0> can i now?
that is sweet
L1522[21:39:27] <heatseeker0> one last
question: through a terminal can i see it's screen?
L1523[21:39:54] <Kodos> Not that I know
of, but you may be able to code something to output text to both
its screen and a networked screen
L1524[21:40:13] <heatseeker0> can't seem
to be able to install any kind of screen or display on the
drone
L1525[21:40:26] <Kodos> It comes with a
2x10 screen
L1526[21:40:32] <heatseeker0> also
keyboard?
L1527[21:40:39] <Kodos> Doesn't need
one
L1528[21:40:52] <Kodos> Drones use code
at the hardware level; Things like 'require' aren't available
L1529[21:40:58] <heatseeker0> okay,
thanks a lot for the crash course on them
L1531[21:43:38] <Caitlyn> I should play
some MC one day...
L1532[21:43:48] <Caitlyn> Meh
L1533[21:44:02] <heatseeker0> that looks
like galacticraft space station in the making?
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L1535[21:44:06] <Kodos> It is
L1536[21:44:15] <Kodos> Taking a break
for a minute though to test a theory I had
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L1538[21:44:36] <Kodos> Caitlyn,
hypothetically speaking, could someone use 2 or more printers on a
network to make a 'fax' system
L1539[21:44:51] <Caitlyn> ?
L1540[21:45:11] <Kodos> OpenPrinter
L1541[21:45:14] <CompanionCube> do
printers even network
L1542[21:45:17] <Caitlyn> Yes I know
:p
L1543[21:45:24] <Caitlyn> they connect to
networks.. so yes?
L1544[21:45:28] <Kodos> Neat
L1545[21:45:38] <Ender> Kodos, if you
mean by having both connected to the same printer, no. theres
nothing stopping you or someone making a network printer
system
L1546[21:45:46] <Kodos> No no
L1547[21:45:51] <heatseeker0> Kodos,
don't you also need a "scanner" for a fax?
L1548[21:45:57] <Kodos> heatseeker0,
Printers can scan
L1549[21:45:58] <Caitlyn> OP has a very
basic crappy scanner
L1550[21:46:02] <heatseeker0> oh
L1551[21:46:06] <Caitlyn> It sucks
L1552[21:46:10] <Caitlyn> I never
finished the rewrite
L1553[21:46:25] <Caitlyn> but it
"works"
L1554[21:46:34] <Caitlyn> so yes, you
could scan and forward the data I guess
L1555[21:46:51] <heatseeker0> haven't
installed openprinters in my modpack. didn't see yet the need for
it
L1556[21:47:04] <heatseeker0> but it may
be fun for players to mess around with them
L1557[21:47:59] <Caitlyn> sadly the way
it works now you have to scan each line via op.scan(lineNum)
L1558[21:48:24] <Caitlyn> 0 being line
1
L1559[21:48:33] <Caitlyn> since it's a
java array behind the scenese
L1560[21:48:41] <Caitlyn> scenes*
L1561[21:48:43] <heatseeker0> makes
sense
L1562[21:48:45] <Kodos> Wouldn't be hard
to do that and then insert each line into a table
L1563[21:49:03] <heatseeker0> then print
it at the other end to make your "fax" system
L1564[21:49:43] <Caitlyn> yeah..
L1566[21:50:17] <Caitlyn> O_O lol
L1567[21:50:35] <heatseeker0> rofl
L1568[21:51:06] <Caitlyn> Kodos, if you
make it toss it on the thread.. it'd be neat
L1569[21:51:18] <Ivoah> The holographic
projector is really slow :(
L1570[21:51:28] <Kodos> Ivoah, that may
or may not be increased in speed in the future
L1571[21:51:30] <Caitlyn> YOUR
HOLOGRAPHIC PROJECTOR IS SLOW!
L1572[21:51:33] <Caitlyn> err
L1573[21:51:34] <Caitlyn> sorry
L1574[21:51:36] *
Caitlyn ahem
L1575[21:51:54] <Ivoah> Kodos: I hope it
is
L1576[21:52:03] <Kodos> I'm opening an
issue now to 'remind' Sanger to look into it =)
L1577[21:52:12] <Ivoah> It's worthless
for animation right now
L1578[21:52:30] <Kodos> That depends on
what you're trying to animate
L1579[21:52:37] <Kodos> And how you're
drawing the voxels
L1581[21:54:22] <Kodos> What are you
expecting that to do?
L1582[21:54:32] <Ivoah> Bounce a single
voxel around the area
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L1584[21:55:05] <Kodos> I'm guessing
you're wanting it to actually look like it's 'pathing' and not just
appearing in random spots along a trajectory?
L1585[21:55:44] <Ivoah> Kodos: yeah
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L1587[21:56:33] <heatseeker0> Does anyone
know if the virtual reality glasses mod works with current
opencomputers?
L1588[21:56:51] <Ivoah> Also, why doesn't
ctrl-c abort my program?
L1589[21:57:16] <Kodos> I was just about
to address that, Ivoah
L1590[21:57:26] <Kodos> Require 'os' at
the top, and put in an os.sleep(0)
L1591[21:57:46] <Kodos> It both lets you
terminate your program, as well as actually improving the
performance of your program on the emitter
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L1593[21:58:31] <Ivoah> I still can't
ctrl-c
L1594[21:58:56] <Ivoah> I put "local
os = require("os")" at the top and
"os.sleep(0)" at the bottom of the loop
L1595[21:59:11] <Lumien> Can you
autostart from a floppy disk?
L1596[21:59:14] <Kodos> Don't require in
the loop, require at the start of the program
L1597[21:59:14] <Lumien> (robot)?
L1598[21:59:25] <Ivoah> Kodos: I did
require at the top of the program
L1599[21:59:29] <Kodos> Is your program
called 'autorun.lua' Lumien?
L1600[21:59:38] <Kodos> That's the OC ==
of startup
L1601[21:59:43] <Lumien> yes
L1602[21:59:51] <Lumien> and its on the
floppy
L1603[22:00:08] <Ivoah> Is it important
to make my vars local?
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L1605[22:00:59] <Kodos> Ivoah, one
moment
L1606[22:01:09] <Kodos> Lumien, I'm not
entirely sure
L1607[22:01:30] <ShadowKatStudios>
OpenTTD: Corporate saboutage simulator
L1608[22:01:35] <heatseeker0> Okay so to
write something into an EEPROM the only way is to insert it into a
running computer and save my program there?
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L1610[22:02:19] <ShadowKatStudios>
heatseeker0: I have no idea what you're doing but if it has to do
with EEPROMs I have an EEPROM program which provides an editor
which can be used over a network
L1611[22:02:36] <heatseeker0>
ShadowKatStudios, trying to get a drone going
L1612[22:03:02] <Kodos> heatseeker0,
write your drone code into a program, and then use flash.lua to put
it onto an EEPROM
L1615[22:03:37] <heatseeker0> Got it,
thanks guys.
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L1617[22:04:07] <Ivoah> Kodos: I know
what it does, but in CC you had to have all your vars local
otherwise they would pollute the shell
L1618[22:05:05] <Lumien> so i guess i
have to put a hard drive in a robot to make it autostart?
L1619[22:06:48] <Kodos> Ivoah, Variable
Scope is important. If you localize everything to within its block,
you'll end up with half a dozen instances of your variable, all in
different blocks of your code
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L1621[22:07:19] <Ivoah> But for things
like require, is it important?
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L1623[22:07:37] <heatseeker0> Lumien, not
sure because default lua disk kind of auto-starts a shell
right?
L1624[22:07:55] <Lumien> yes, but how do
i get my code in there ? :P
L1625[22:07:55] <heatseeker0> ah yes
found it
L1626[22:08:02] <Lumien> i assume i have
to put it somewhere in the init.lua
L1627[22:08:03] <heatseeker0> you need a
/init.lua
L1628[22:08:04] <Kodos> When you do
'local require' at the top of your program, it's requiring for the
entire 'block' of code, and since you're at the top of the program,
it's essentially requiring it for the entire program
L1629[22:08:22] <Kodos> Thus, your entire
program is the 'scope' of that variable
L1630[22:08:23] <heatseeker0> was just
looking through the lua.bios, that's what it's looking from to boot
from it
L1631[22:08:58] <Kodos> But keep in mind,
if you use that variable again somewhere inside your program, if
you're not localizing it within /that/ block, it will change the
one you used at the top of your program
L1632[22:08:58] <Ivoah> if you don't use
local it will be a global var, correct?
L1633[22:09:08] <Kodos> Generally,
yes
L1634[22:10:19] <Lumien> but if i
completely replace the init.lua i don't get the openos stuff
right?
L1635[22:10:25] <Lumien> And i have no
idea how to do stuff without that
L1636[22:10:42] <Kodos> Lumien, you
essentially want to install OpenOS to a hard drive, then put THAT
in a robot with a Lua BIOS EEPROM
L1637[22:11:06] <Lumien> that's what i
tried :P
L1638[22:11:07] <heatseeker0> Lumien, you
can have a file /etc/motd with your own code
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L1640[22:11:34] <heatseeker0> Just start
it with #! on first line. This way you keep the default init.lua,
and have it run your code too
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L1642[22:11:58] <Lumien> #! ?
L1643[22:12:01] <heatseeker0> mhm
L1644[22:12:06] <Lumien> what does that
do ?
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L1647[22:12:24] <heatseeker0> not much,
it's something shell programs normally require
L1648[22:12:32] <heatseeker0> something
like #!/bin/lua
L1649[22:12:39] <heatseeker0> then on
next lines you write your own code
L1650[22:12:58] <heatseeker0> but
init.lua only looks for #!, so you can omit the rest to make your
program a few bytes smaller
L1651[22:13:17] <heatseeker0> it's all at
the end of init.lua if you read through it
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L1654[22:15:39] <Lumien> it just prints
the file o_O
L1655[22:15:53] <Lumien> oh wait :P
L1656[22:15:56] <Lumien> #1 instead of
#!
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L1663[22:26:08] <heatseeker0>
ShadowKatStudios, nice bios code
L1664[22:26:31] <ShadowKatStudios> When
it works, it's great.
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L1666[22:26:51] <heatseeker0> It'll be a
great start for what I had in mind
L1667[22:27:18] <heatseeker0> Basically
have a wireless drone with a small bootstrap connect to a network
server, and use that to pull in files and write data
L1668[22:28:01] <heatseeker0> Then have
some sort of display computer that monitors a specific file, prints
it's output to screen and has a "command line" to send
commands to the drone
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L1674[22:43:23] <Nentify> Where can I
find information about installing OS to hard drive?
L1675[22:44:21] <Kodos> Did you try using
an OpenOS Floppy and using 'install.lua'
L1676[22:44:48] <Nentify> nope
L1677[22:45:37] <Caitlyn> afaik install
works just as well
L1678[22:47:47] <Nentify> install works,
thanks :P
L1679[22:48:39] <Nentify> Does install
both the Lua BIOS and the OS?
L1680[22:50:41] <Temia> I think for the
Lua BIOS you just have to craft an EEPROM chip with something
else.
L1681[22:51:14] <Nentify> I had the BIOS
and OpenOS, just wondered if both were installed to the hard drive,
or if I still need the components in the PC
L1682[22:51:53] <Shuudoushi> EEPROM +
book = lua bios
L1683[22:52:16] <Shuudoushi> iirc, floppy
+ book = openos disk
L1684[22:54:33] <Shuudoushi> I think I
have to refreash rate turned up too high on this program...
L1685[22:54:55] <Shuudoushi> it has that
"blinking ui" thing going on...
L1686[22:55:40] <Shuudoushi>
s/refreash/refresh
L1687[22:55:41] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> I think I have to refresh rate turned up too
high on this program...
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L1698[23:08:29] <Nentify> How do I access
another component of the same type in a computer?
L1699[23:08:33] <Nentify> Sorry for all
the questions :P
L1700[23:09:03] <Kodos> You can call it
by its address directly
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L1703[23:09:05] <Nentify> nvm, component
api
L1704[23:09:09] <Kodos> ~w
component
L1706[23:09:22] <heatseeker0>
ShadowKatStudios, any idea why I'm getting each output line
duplicated 4 times?
L1707[23:09:23] <Nentify> yeah, getting
used to the wiki
L1708[23:09:41] <ShadowKatStudios>
heatseeker0: My guess is that it never unregistered event
listeners
L1709[23:09:46] <ShadowKatStudios> reboot
to clear them
L1710[23:09:54] <heatseeker0> oh you're
right
L1711[23:09:57] <Kodos> ~w event
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L1717[23:09:59] <Kodos> Use
event.ignore
L1718[23:10:14] <Kodos> To unregister
your listeners
L1719[23:10:19] *
ShadowKatStudios never got around to making the program do
that
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L1723[23:11:53] <Kodos> Mkay, shower
time. <3 you guys. Be good, or I'll get the hose
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L1726[23:20:11] <ShadowKatStudios> I need
to calculate my server's wattage and see if I can make it fit in a
smaller case...
L1727[23:21:53] <ShadowKatStudios> Maybe
I'll make a custom one...
L1728[23:27:31] <Shuudoushi> it's not har
to make a custom case
L1729[23:27:35] <Shuudoushi> hard*
L1730[23:28:51] <ShadowKatStudios> The
issue for me would be materials
L1731[23:29:39] <ShadowKatStudios> I
skipped metalwork this year so I could have more computer
subjects
L1732[23:29:51] <Shuudoushi> use
wood
L1733[23:30:10] <Shuudoushi> make it a
bit more quite and reduce cost
L1734[23:30:14] <ShadowKatStudios> That's
not hard to get...
L1735[23:30:23] <Shuudoushi> ...
L1736[23:30:34] <ShadowKatStudios> I want
to build a flex-ATX case for my server
L1737[23:31:03] <Shuudoushi> 6mm of
"1/4 inch", as the hardware store calls it..., is cheap
and easy to find
L1738[23:31:17] <Shuudoushi>
s/of/or
L1739[23:31:17] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> 6mm or "1/4 inch", as the hardware
store calls it..., is cheap and easy to find
L1740[23:31:30] <ShadowKatStudios> My
grandad would have woodwork tools...
L1741[23:31:43] <ShadowKatStudios>
Awesome.
L1742[23:32:06] <Shuudoushi> all you
should need is a hammer, nails (or screws and a screw driver), and
a saw...
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L1744[23:32:31] <Shuudoushi> and even
then, you can have the hardware store cut the wood to the sizes you
need
L1745[23:32:39] <Shuudoushi> so you don't
really need the saw either
L1746[23:32:46] <Temia> I eyed Flex-ATX
at one point. Didn't have much support at the time though so I
never really toyed with the idea of making something out of
it.
L1747[23:32:54] <Shuudoushi> just some
finishing nails, glue, and a hammer
L1748[23:33:22] <Shuudoushi> oh, and you
may need a drill for standoff holes
L1749[23:33:40] <ShadowKatStudios> We
have a drill at least.
L1750[23:33:47] <Shuudoushi> other than
that, just rip parts out of old cases for the HDD cage and
ect.
L1751[23:34:06] <ShadowKatStudios> Yep
:D
L1752[23:34:15] <Shuudoushi> but even the
cage you can make out of 3~6mm wood
L1753[23:34:34] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
spares from long-dead cases
L1754[23:34:41] *
Shuudoushi is a bit of a nerd when it comes to making
things...
L1755[23:34:54] <ShadowKatStudios> I
could skip the DVD drive, too, which is nice.
L1756[23:34:58] <heatseeker0> Is there
any way to copy in local MC client buffer what's on a
display?
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L1758[23:35:14] <heatseeker0> I would
like to copy & paste in notepad the output of a lua
script.
L1759[23:35:27] <Shuudoushi> last case I
made was for a buddy, he had an old ammo case that I turned into a
server rack/box for him
L1760[23:35:55] <ShadowKatStudios> How
about acryllic?
L1761[23:35:59] <ShadowKatStudios> That'd
be cool as a case.
L1762[23:36:01] <Shuudoushi> heatseeker0:
there is if you make a copy/paste program
L1763[23:36:05] <Shuudoushi> that
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L1765[23:36:22] <Shuudoushi> or you can
just have the script output to a file then upload sad file to
pastebin
L1766[23:36:31] <Shuudoushi> said*
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L1768[23:36:44] <heatseeker0> Shuudoushi,
yes the file was what I was thinking. How would I go about making a
copy & paste lua script?
L1769[23:36:50] <Shuudoushi>
ShadowKatStudios: it would indeed be cool, but it's a bit hard to
work with
L1770[23:37:52] <Shuudoushi> you'll need
to figure out how to tell term.read (or io.read) what it should be
looking to read
L1771[23:38:08] <Shuudoushi> then just
use io.write to write that to a tmp file
L1772[23:38:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Use
the GPU, it can read chars
L1773[23:38:37] <Shuudoushi> then set
something up to take what is in the tmp file (or clipboard if you
like) and paste it
L1774[23:39:05] <ShadowKatStudios> I've
watched a screen using the GPU
L1775[23:39:23] <Shuudoushi> you can
catch the mouse events from t2 or higher screens to
"highlight" a section
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L1777[23:39:48] <Shuudoushi> all of this
is triky and a bit of a pain in the ass
L1778[23:39:55] <Shuudoushi>
tricky*
L1779[23:40:08] <Shuudoushi> brain going
faster than my fingers again...
L1780[23:41:10] <heatseeker0> what i
can't figure out is how lua code running on the server can place
something in the clipboard of my windows computer
L1781[23:41:28] <Shuudoushi> OH~~~~
L1782[23:41:31] <Shuudoushi> yeah
L1783[23:41:32] <Shuudoushi> that
L1784[23:41:37] <Shuudoushi> upload to
pastebin
L1785[23:41:43] <heatseeker0> lol okay
:)
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L1787[23:42:17] <Shuudoushi> local shell
= require("shell") shell.execute()
L1788[23:42:36] <Shuudoushi> I don't
remember the args for pastebin off the top of my head
L1789[23:43:01] <heatseeker0> I'll be
able to figure that out
L1790[23:43:15] <heatseeker0> Thanks for
the help
L1791[23:43:22] <Shuudoushi> iirc it
would be ran as "shell.execute("pastebin, put,
<filename>")
L1792[23:43:25] <Shuudoushi> np
L1793[23:44:04] <Shuudoushi> heatseeker0:
MAKE SURE THAT IT PRINTS OUT THE ADDRESS OF THE PASTE!
L1794[23:44:18] <heatseeker0> ah yes,
there's that :)
L1795[23:44:22] <Shuudoushi> I fucked up
once and forgot to do that >.>
L1796[23:44:37] <Shuudoushi> writing it
to a file would maybe be best tbh
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L1798[23:44:59] <heatseeker0> i'll write
it by hand for now
L1800[23:45:33] <heatseeker0> doing
beginner stuff, like checking what components are available on a
drone, functions for each component, etc.
L1801[23:45:48] <heatseeker0> through the
bios ShadowKatStudios wrote
L1802[23:46:25] <Shuudoushi> oh god...
SKS wrote a bios...
L1803[23:46:33] <Shuudoushi> :P
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L1806[23:47:22] <asie> so
L1807[23:47:22] <asie> i want to write
NanOS for OCJam
L1808[23:47:36] <heatseeker0> when is
ocjam?
L1809[23:47:46] <Shuudoushi> I'm still
working on my program suit...
L1810[23:48:03] <asie> next
weekend?
L1811[23:48:04] <asie> i think
L1812[23:48:17] <Shuudoushi> I need to
get off my ass and learn how to properly do a bios so I can call it
an OS...
L1813[23:48:29] <Shuudoushi> cube isn't
on atm...
L1814[23:48:41] <Shuudoushi> he would be
the planner of the next ocjam iirc
L1815[23:48:51] <Nentify> How can I
figure out a resolution to fit a 3x2 screen?
L1816[23:48:54] <asie> also
L1817[23:48:58] <asie> a good CC
OS!?
L1819[23:49:19] <Shuudoushi> Nentify:
getResolution?
L1820[23:49:23] <Kodos> asie, can you
pastebin text? I'm banned from forums
L1821[23:49:32] <asie> Kodos: it's a
proper UNIX clone
L1822[23:49:34] <Shuudoushi> LMFAO
Kodos
L1823[23:49:50] <asie> symlinks,
processes, mountpoints, full coreutils
L1824[23:50:08] <Kodos> So someone tried
to do something similiar to OC for CC
L1825[23:50:16] <asie> and
succeeded
L1826[23:50:32] <Kodos> What's the max
screen resolution
L1827[23:50:40] <Kodos> What kind of
peripherals does it support
L1828[23:50:49] <asie> it uses a command
line
L1829[23:50:53] <asie> no peripherals but
it is a WIP
L1831[23:51:02] <Kodos> Eh, I'll stick
with OC since it already works
L1832[23:51:06] <asie> hah
L1833[23:51:16] <Temia> Holy crap,
someone actually got something together? Here I was expecting CC to
be doomed to a thousand disparate chunks without any cohesion
L1834[23:51:23] <asie> Temia: yes
L1835[23:51:26] <Shuudoushi> but... right
now... it's still a little broken >.>
L1836[23:51:27] <asie> i tried with
uniccs once
L1837[23:51:30] <asie> i got to
multitasking
L1838[23:51:39] <asie> I want to make my
own OC OS
L1839[23:51:52] <asie> focusing on being
superlight while still having features
L1840[23:52:17] <Shuudoushi> and here I
am making shit you can really only run on t3 servers >..
L1841[23:52:20] <Shuudoushi>
>.>*
L1842[23:52:43] <asie> well
L1843[23:52:57] <asie> i am not sure if i
want to go GUI or CLI
L1844[23:52:59] <heatseeker0> Nentify,
resolution depends on graphics card IIRC not how many screens you
add together
L1845[23:52:59] <asie> possibly
both
L1846[23:53:08] <asie> Nentify: oh
yeah
L1847[23:53:17] <asie> tier 1 GPU/screen
does 40x25 and 2 colors
L1848[23:53:26] <asie> tier 2 does 80x50
i think
L1849[23:53:32] <asie> and tier 3...
160x50?
L1850[23:53:33] <Nentify> I'm using tier
3 gpu/screns
L1851[23:53:34] <asie> not sure
L1853[23:53:39] <Shuudoushi> t3 is 160x50
hexi and 16
L1854[23:53:44] <Nentify> Trying to get
it to fill the screen perfectly
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L1856[23:54:12] <Temia> What's tier 2's
colour range again? I forget .-.
L1857[23:54:29] <asie> Temia: 4-bit
L1858[23:54:30] <Shuudoushi> just
16
L1859[23:55:07] <Temia> Ah
L1860[23:55:08] <Temia> Okay
L1861[23:55:13] <Kodos> #lua 16^16
L1862[23:55:17] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1.844674407371e+19
L1863[23:55:22] <Kodos> ...
L1864[23:55:31] <Temia> #lua 2^16
L1865[23:55:33] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1866[23:55:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
65536
L1867[23:55:39] <Temia> Is that what you
wanted?
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L1869[23:55:44] <Kodos> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L1870[23:55:48] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1871[23:55:51] <Temia> Also that bot's
name insults me. :< *huff, moo*
L1872[23:56:09] <Shuudoushi> Nentify: you
may have better luck with text scaling tbh
L1873[23:57:24] <Nentify> eh
L1874[23:57:30] <Nentify> I've just set a
'good enough' resolution
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