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L2[00:09:16] <lordwolf76> in what file do i
use computer.addUser(name: string)
L3[00:09:29] <Sandra> lordwolf76, any
file?
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L5[00:09:56] <lordwolf76> so put it in
autorun.lua?
L6[00:10:03] <Sandra> um...
L7[00:10:11] <lordwolf76> i figured it only
needed run once,
L8[00:10:19] <lordwolf76> not sure where to
call it from
L9[00:10:22] <Sandra> I think it caches so
you can just run it in the lua interpreter.
L10[00:10:44] <Sandra> or there's a program
you can run for it.
L11[00:11:22] <lordwolf76> if i do it from
the prompt after pc is booted, i get file not found
L12[00:11:53] <Sandra> no, there's a
program.
L13[00:12:06] <lordwolf76> i guess i can
make an adduser program, and run it there
L14[00:12:07] <Sandra> I'll find the name
of it.
L15[00:12:16] <Sandra> It's already
there.
L16[00:12:30] <lordwolf76> i'll gladly
wait. Thank you
L17[00:12:32] <ShadowKatStudios> *grumble*
o/
L18[00:13:12] <lordwolf76> dont grumble. Be
Happy
L19[00:13:15] <Sandra> (just starting
minecraft.)
L20[00:14:45] <Sandra> lordwolf76, useradd
<name>
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L22[00:15:49] <lordwolf76> oh wow. so easy.
Many Thanks
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L29[00:34:05] <shortybsd> i run a
permissions plugin on my server, when using pex toggle debug i do
not see any perm issues with a robot trying to place or break a
block yet it can't break or place
L30[00:34:49] <shortybsd> i looked in the
config about the naming of the robot example username.robot. I've
given that user permissions and so forth with no luck
L31[00:36:26] <lordwolf76> somewhere in
configs is a setting for "fakeplayers" i dont remember
where, but it is off by default i think
L32[00:40:36] <shortybsd>
uuidFormat="$player$"
L33[00:41:52] <shortybsd> guessing you are
meaning that setting. but it already defaults to username.robot if
i change the uuidFormat it will then goto a fakeplayer
L34[00:42:01] <shortybsd> which then would
be even worse as it could be random
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L40[01:42:41] <shortybsd> what is crazy
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L81[04:35:52] <Sandra> yey for name changes
wooo.
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L91[05:00:45] <Kodos> All the reactor
control programs... has anyone made a turbine control one?
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L95[05:05:26] *
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L96[05:06:16] <Sandra> Kodos, it's not that
hard, just do the OC mantra and DIY.
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L100[05:25:51] <Vexatos> Sangar, you here?
I'd like to ask you something
L101[05:32:25] <Kodos> ~w gpu
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L104[05:32:53] <Kodos> Is it faster to use
term.write or gpu.set
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L106[05:33:25] <Sleepdra> Kodos,
gpu.set
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L108[05:33:39] <Sleepdra> native would
always be faster than a wrapper.
L110[05:33:54] <Kodos> I'm refactoring my
reactor control program
L111[05:34:17] <Sleepdra> gpu.set doesn't
keep the cursor position or handle newlines however.
L112[05:34:24] <Kodos> I'm aware, I have
to manually call coords
L113[05:34:32] <Sleepdra> yeah.
L114[05:36:53] <Kodos> I'll likely just
wrap all the status checks in a redraw function and call it that
way
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L119[05:46:19] <Sleepdra> cool.
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L126[06:13:59] <Vexatos> Kodos, "if
reactor.getEnergyStored() < 2500000 then" etc
L127[06:14:07] <Vexatos> you should change
that to relative values, imo
L128[06:14:13] <Kodos> Elaborate?
L129[06:14:16] <Sangar> morning o/
L130[06:14:19] <Lizzy> \o
L131[06:14:20] <Kodos> o7
L132[06:14:22] <Sangar> well. day.
L133[06:14:33] <Vexatos> Kodos:
reactor.getEnergyStored()/reactor.getMaxEnergyStored() =
(somepercentvalue)
L134[06:14:47] <Vexatos> o/ Snagar
L135[06:15:00] <Kodos> Is that any more
efficient?
L136[06:15:03] <Vexatos> s/=/<
L137[06:15:03] <Kibibyte> <Vexatos>
Kodos: reactor.getEnergyStored()/reactor.getMaxEnergyStored() <
(somepercentvalue)
L138[06:15:26] <Kodos> Technically it
wouldn't be a percent value unless I math'd that too
L139[06:15:34] <Kodos> Since it would be a
portion of 1
L140[06:15:41] <Vexatos> Kodos, well, then
you could have the pecentage values it should turn on/off at stored
in variables
L141[06:15:45] <Vexatos> on the program's
top
L142[06:15:51] <Vexatos> so people can
customize it more easily
L143[06:16:04] <Kodos> Hmm
L144[06:16:16] <Kodos> I dare not do this
while I'm this tired (Running on 3 hours sleep atm)
L145[06:16:21] <Kodos> Remind me in ~12
hours
L146[06:17:04] *
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boost
L147[06:17:24] <Kodos> No no... I've been
awake for nearly 24 hours after sleeping for 3
L148[06:17:27] <Kodos> I -need-
sleep
L149[06:17:41] <Kodos> I'm literally
staying awake long enough to see Mom off to work and have a cup of
coffee with her
L150[06:18:53] <Kodos> I'm also planning
on swapping out term.write for gpu.set
L151[06:19:05] <Kodos> Because
optimization
L152[06:19:52] <Kodos> No need for the
entire screen to redraw every second when only the values
change
L153[06:21:52] <Vexatos> Sangar, answered
on that issue
L154[06:28:31] <Kodos> Woo, name change
tho =D
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L158[06:32:14] <Lizzy> Kodos|Zzz: :)
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L160[06:35:38] <Sangar> Vexatos, yeah.
testing a bit now, out of curiosity mainly. if that's what bc
generatis in rf there's no reason not to change the conversion
defaults i guess.
L161[06:36:35] <Vexatos> Sangar,
basically, coal burns for 1600 ticks (i.e. 80 seconds) producing
1MJ/10RF a tick
L162[06:36:45] <Vexatos> 1600 ticks being
furnace default
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L164[06:37:09] <Vexatos> (80 seconds per
piece of coal, smelting takes 10 seconds per piece, can smelt 8
items per piece of coal etc.)
L165[06:37:14] <Sangar> welp, dynamo now
generates 20k / coal, which is less than when i tested way back
when
L166[06:37:16] <Sangar> iirc
L167[06:37:31] <Sangar> so i guess
that's... acceptable
L168[06:37:36] <Vexatos> Keep in mind the
TE4 dynamo is pretty overpowered :P
L169[06:38:12] <Sangar> well yeah :P keep
in mind those values come from when rf was more or less te-only
:P
L170[06:38:18] <Vexatos> ah
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L172[06:38:33] <Sangar> so yeah, will
adjust the default
L173[06:38:34] <Vexatos> yea, I'd use BC
engines for reference as they are guaranteed to produce a stable
energy amount
L174[06:38:40] <Sangar> yeah
L175[06:38:58] <Vexatos> Thanks
L176[06:39:07] <Vexatos> also, make the
values less random in general, please
L177[06:39:09] <Vexatos> :P
L178[06:39:17] <Sangar> they're not random
>_>
L179[06:39:23] <Sangar> they're based on
scientific data!
L180[06:39:24] <Vexatos> I mean,
easier-to-calculate-with
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L182[06:40:15] <Vexatos> I'd actually
recommend you to use RF as the base as it's the base value for most
mods interfacing with OC, Sangar :P
L183[06:40:34] <Sangar> ah, well. they
kinda will be since after adjusting that it'll just be rf/10
L184[06:40:52] <Vexatos> So OC values will
be 1:1 to MJ again?
L185[06:40:59] <Vexatos> Because that's
what Computronics has always assumed
L186[06:41:07] <Sangar> yeah. they kinda
still are except there's nothing producing mj anymore :P
L187[06:41:11] <Vexatos> Making it have
weird power consumtion weirdness
L188[06:41:45] <Vexatos> So, if 1OC==10RF,
everything will be fine again :P
L189[06:42:10] <Sangar> so yeah, dynamo
opness: 1block of coal, stirling engine: 160, dynamo: 316k
L190[06:42:23] <Sangar> 160k ofc :P
L191[06:42:25] <Vexatos> Yea
L192[06:42:35] <Vexatos> TE4's engines are
extremely unbalanced
L193[06:42:36] <Vexatos> literally
L194[06:42:41] <Vexatos> the values seem
totally random to me >_>
L195[06:43:04] <Sangar> also, worth to
note, generating 8x faster than stirling >_>
L196[06:43:18] <Sangar> oh well
L198[06:43:35] <Vexatos> Yea, that as
well
L199[06:43:54] <Vexatos> The TE steam
dynamo produces as much power as the Railcraft idustrial (tier 3)
steam engine
L200[06:44:00] <Vexatos> industrial*
L201[06:44:10] <Vexatos> It's insane
L202[06:44:22] <Gopher> I've not even
touched te4 yet
L203[06:44:28] <Vexatos> for the _basic_
TE engine
L204[06:44:49] <Gopher> without
ducts/conduits, I don't see the point, they were the main thing I
wanted from te
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L206[06:46:19] <Sangar> isn't there an
alpha of that out now?
L207[06:46:47] <Gopher> could be, haven't
checked in a while
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L210[06:47:30] <Vexatos> Sangar, closed
alpha IIRC
L211[06:47:37] <Sangar> ah, ok
L212[06:48:18] <Vexatos> Sangar, so I
guess you'll set the RF value to 10, BC to 1 and the other energy
values accordingly?
L213[06:50:00] <Sangar> well, not in the
config, because tiny floating point numbers in the config suck
(e.g. for factorization it'd be 6.5/500), but effectively yes
L214[06:54:29] <Vexatos> Sangar, the
comment above the values should contain the proper calculation,
then
L215[06:54:54] <Vexatos> so you can
calculate the OC<->RF ratio from the config file
L216[06:55:15] <Vexatos> Sangar ^
L217[06:55:50] <Sangar> ?
L218[06:56:27] <Sangar> oh, you mean the
scaling? that's just the bc value, but i guess i can mention that
there, sure
L219[06:56:39] <Sangar> tho the bc value
kinda will be removed i guess
L220[06:56:44] <Sangar> so the rf value
then
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L222[06:58:32] <Vexatos> Yea
L223[06:59:01] <Vexatos> So, Sangar, I
assume RF value will be the new 500 then? (assuming that previously
was your base)
L224[06:59:26] <Vexatos> or you could have
the base me 1000
L225[06:59:29] <Vexatos> s/me/be
L226[06:59:30] <Kibibyte> <Vexatos>
or you could have the base be 1000
L227[06:59:49] <Vexatos> that'd make
smaller values without decimals possible
L228[07:00:25] <Kodos|Zzz> Home from
Mom's, she says hi to everyone. Now I'm going to go pass out
L229[07:00:31] <Sangar> i dunno. will need
to test some more. and re-test all the values after that. so
probably not today :P
L230[07:00:41] <Sangar> uh, k. hi back
:P
L231[07:00:51] <Kodos|Zzz> Lol
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L233[07:01:14] <Kodos|Zzz> Well, all my RL
friends pretty much don't come around anymore, so you guys are all
I have =P
L234[07:01:19] <Kodos|Zzz> Well, and my
wife
L235[07:01:56] <Vexatos> Sangar, is is
possible in your config system to re-generate the values during an
update?
L236[07:02:50] <Sangar> Vexatos, yes
L237[07:02:57] <Vexatos> k
L238[07:03:37] <Sangar> Kodos|Zzz, ah,
well. tell your frieds to use irc, then, i guess? :/
L239[07:03:50] <Kodos|Zzz> They're all too
busy either getting drunk, stoned, or married
L240[07:03:59] <Kodos|Zzz> And I have no
interest in the drug and alcohol scene
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L244[07:13:17] <Negi> YOOOOOOOOO IGN
changed \o
L245[07:18:00] <Vexatos> Sangar needs to
change his name as well :P
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L247[07:18:21] <Vexatos> By the way, am I
the only one in here who wasn't too stupid to pick a good name when
having made my account?
L248[07:18:29] <Vexatos> >_>
L249[07:18:34] <Vexatos> Everyone's
changing their name
L250[07:18:38] <Gopher> lol
L251[07:18:42] <Sangar> good point
L252[07:18:54] <Vexatos> Sangar, new IGN
Snagar please
L253[07:18:59] <Gopher> I'm pretty much
Gopher or GopherAtl, usually the latter
L254[07:19:08] <Sangar> Vexatos, heh. too
late :P
L255[07:19:11] <Gopher> used to use
Gopher42, so still that in a few places
L256[07:19:25] <Vexatos> I am just
Vexatos
L257[07:19:28] <Vexatos> and I've always
been
L258[07:19:30] <Lizzy> right, now to go
sit in the server room and sort through which phones work and which
dont
L259[07:19:32] <Ivoah> I'm just
Ivoah
L260[07:19:41] <Vexatos> Because I am not
stupid enough to choose something like Kethtar
L261[07:19:45] <Gopher> Gopher is too
common for just plain Gopher to be a reliable choice
L262[07:19:46] <Vexatos> *cough
cough*
L263[07:19:59] <Ivoah> The name Ivoah is
nearly always free
L264[07:20:08] <Vexatos> Also, Sangar, I
hope computers store their user list as UUIDs
L265[07:20:13] <Negi> Vexatos: I was young
and stupid when I bought Minecraft :]
L266[07:20:13] <Vexatos> Otherwise you'll
be screwed
L267[07:20:24] <Gopher> the funny thing
is, while Gopher is almost always taken, it's very rarely actively
/used/ by anyone else
L268[07:20:44] <Gopher> I used to search
after joining a forum and finding "Gopher" taken, there
were almost never any posts by the gopher account :P
L269[07:20:47] <Sangar> Vexatos, they
don't and i honestly don't care enough right now >_>
L270[07:21:05] <Vexatos> asielib's
nickname system uses names, not UUIDs
L271[07:21:08] <Vexatos> but that's
intentional
L272[07:21:23] ***
Pwootage is now known as Pwootage|Off
L273[07:21:57] <CompanionCube> I almost
never use my IRC nick as a user nick.
L274[07:22:06] <Sangar> i might change it
in 1.5, but priorities are different atm :P
L275[07:22:22] <Vexatos> Sangar, right,
power consumpticationifying is more important
L276[07:22:29] <Vexatos> :P
L277[07:26:37] ***
LearningFairy is now known as Daiyousei
L278[07:30:09] <Sangar> drones can place
blocks \o/
L279[07:30:15] <Caitlyn> HAX
L280[07:30:17] <Caitlyn> OP
L281[07:30:21] <Caitlyn> HAXXYOP!
L282[07:30:22] <Sangar> ikr
L283[07:30:35] <Caitlyn> :P j/k yay!
L284[07:31:00] <Gopher> eh
L285[07:31:23] ⇦
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error: Connection reset by peer)
L286[07:31:31] <Gopher> no offense, but
oc's drones are too similar to robots at this point for my
taste
L287[07:31:39] <Gopher> makes them feel
kindof redundant
L288[07:31:48]
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L289[07:31:48]
zsh sets mode: +v on ping
L290[07:32:15] <Sangar> well, they can't
use tools for one :P
L291[07:32:18] <Vexatos> Sangar, drones
are too OP now D:
L292[07:32:27] <Vexatos> Noone will ever
use robots anymore
L293[07:32:34] <Vexatos> 4kB of
OPness
L294[07:32:40] <Vexatos> U:
L295[07:32:40] <Gopher> lol
L296[07:32:50] <Gopher> other way around,
actually :P
L297[07:32:56] <Vexatos> That's 4000
highly overpowered bytes
L298[07:33:00] <Sangar> eh, robots are
still more powerful
L299[07:33:05] <Vexatos> four
thousand
L300[07:33:11] <Gopher> I don't see enough
reason to use drones instead of robots
L301[07:33:11] <Vexatos> U:
L302[07:33:27] <Vexatos> Since robots are
going to have a limited flight height
L303[07:33:38] <Gopher> they are?
O_o
L304[07:33:45] <Sangar> yeah
L305[07:33:47] <Vexatos> Sangar, will
there be an upgrade to increase the flight height?
L306[07:33:51] <Sangar> yes
L307[07:33:52] <Vexatos> Like, double or
triple it?
L308[07:33:58] <Sangar> that's the plan
anyway
L309[07:34:01] <Vexatos> Sangar, call
itAscension Upgrade
L310[07:34:05] <Vexatos> U:
L311[07:34:19] <Sangar> it'll be crafted
using a drone :P
L312[07:34:23] <Sangar> (no it wont)
L313[07:34:36] <Caitlyn> duct taping
drones to robots!
L314[07:34:45] <Vexatos> Ascension
upgrade: Requires some Thaumcraft arcane levitators
L315[07:36:14] ***
Kiloff is now known as Kilobyte
L316[07:37:45] <Sangar> as for the
overlap, yeah, that is a concern, but i think with limiting the
flight height of robots and drones not being able to use tools
(which also means they can't break anything that can't be harvested
by hand) and only having a comparatively tiny inventory there's
still enough of a difference.
L317[07:38:02] <Gopher> I suppose
L318[07:38:26] <Sangar> i'm also hoping
some other ideas for entity interaction will pop up over time that
just aren't possible with robots :P
L319[07:38:27] <Gopher> the height
restriction thing feels more like forcing people to use them than
giving people reason to want to use them tho
L320[07:39:12] <Gopher> how's the height
restriction gonna be implemented? straight "can't move up if x
blocks above lower block" or will side-touching be a
factor?
L321[07:39:33] <Sangar> well, yeah. that's
because it's an added restriction though, if it'd been like that
from the start, i think you'd see that different no?
L322[07:39:33] <Gopher> 'cause if the
former, it would render all my robot mining programs useless
L323[07:40:16] <Sangar> as for that, i'm
not 100% sure yet, there was some discussing on github.
L324[07:40:56] <Sangar> the "can move
up as long as near a wall" seems like a reasonable compromise
to avoid having them dig their own grave, though, yes.
L325[07:41:02] <Gopher> I guess I could
just use "Waste" material like cobblestone to replace
ground below the robot while ascending
L326[07:41:28] <Sangar> yeah
L327[07:41:55] <Gopher> though that's
trickier than it sounds on the face since robots can't place blocks
in air
L328[07:42:14] <Gopher> by definition
there won't be enough cobble to fill the entire shaft, unless the
shaft had no air or ore
L329[07:42:49] <Gopher> so prior to moving
up it would have to make sure there was a wall around it that it
could place against to get a block below them after moving up
L330[07:42:50] <Sangar> placing in air: of
course, but that boils down to the same problem as having a nearby
wall to "climb"
L331[07:43:33] <Sangar> as for completely
filling: not needed; flight height limitation still means they
*can* fly, just not arbitrarily high. for a default i'm currently
thinking ~8 blocks
L332[07:44:14] <Gopher> yeah, I'm just
thinking that the cycle would have to be "climb 7 blocks;
check to make sure there's at least one wall around me to place
down against later; if not, place one. then climb one more, place
down, and repeat"
L333[07:44:22] ***
Keridos_off is now known as Keridos
L334[07:44:31] <Gopher> or just switch to
horizontal shaft mining, of course
L335[07:44:40] <Sangar> indeed
L336[07:45:09] <Gopher> assuming that the
wall climbing will mean it cna float out one block over a cliff
long enough to place down against the cliff edge, and build bridges
for itself
L337[07:45:33] <Sangar> the more i think
about the more i like the (additional) concept of
"climbing", i.e. allow moving up as long as theres a
block on the sides, since that'll make it much less likely for
existing programs to break, i think.
L338[07:45:34] <Sangar> yeah
L339[07:46:04] <Sangar> the current
consensus - minus climbing - was: allow moving as long as the start
*or* the target position is valid. and always allow going
down.
L340[07:46:17] <Gopher> technically it
wouldn't have a wall next to it, necessarily - certainly not behind
it, where it came from - OR one below it, and no way to know what's
going to be below until it gets there
L341[07:46:29] <Gopher> gotcha
L342[07:47:05] <Sangar> combined with the
climbing that'd mean it'd *always* be able to return to where it
came from, even when going down, which i like
L343[07:47:14] <Gopher> then it wouldn't
have to search for walls at 7 moves climbing a shaft, as it would
almost always be able to place a wall block next to it if needed at
that point
L344[07:47:27] <Gopher> only having to
backtrack down if it's in a 3x3x3 or larger open space
L345[07:47:37] <Sangar> mhm
L346[07:47:43] <Vexatos> Sangar, what
happens if the robot is 8 blocks above the ground / adjacent to a
wall and you break the ground/wall block
L347[07:47:54] <Gopher> actually, would be
easier to just ensure a continuous wall on one face of the shaft
while mining down
L348[07:48:07] <Sangar> Vexatos, well then
you have to go back down. it's like digging straight down :X
L349[07:48:17] <Vexatos> Sangar, I mean,
will the robot fall?
L350[07:48:22] <Sangar> Vexatos, ah,
no
L351[07:48:24] <Sangar> it won't
L352[07:48:24] <Vexatos> or will it just
stay there, unable to move anywhere
L353[07:48:26] <Vexatos> but down
L354[07:48:30] <Sangar> exactly
L355[07:48:32] <Vexatos> k
L356[07:48:44] <Gopher> well, if it can
move if the destination is valid even if the start wasn't
L357[07:48:58] <Gopher> then it could dig
a chunk out of a wall and move freely in any direction there was
still wall on that side
L358[07:49:04] <Vexatos> Sangar, will
ceiling-climbing work?
L359[07:49:04]
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L360[07:49:21] <Sangar> Vexatos,
hrm.
L361[07:50:08] <Sangar> it'd kinda be
consequent if it did, i guess?
L362[07:50:16] <Vexatos> yes
L363[07:50:32] <Vexatos> :P
L364[07:53:01] *
Lizzy is back
L365[07:55:39] <Gopher> I guess I'm just
wanting to use drones the way I would use quadrotors, and they
don't really fit that role the same way.
L366[07:56:13] <Gopher> when lyqyd and I
worked out the design for quadrotors, the idea was for them to be
very mission-specific - they're essentially pipes without
pipes.
L367[07:56:33] <Vexatos> Gopher, you can
use them for item/fluid transport
L368[07:57:06] <Gopher> yes, but it feels
more like using a robot/turtle and less like an actual
alternative
L369[07:57:28] <Gopher> we designed them
to be cheap and light-weight in both server and in-game
resources
L370[07:57:37] <Gopher> quadrotors are
meant to be used in swarms
L371[07:58:12] <Gopher> they're quick and
easy to set up and modify, compared to turtles
L372[07:59:06] <Gopher> but that's me
bringing my own expectations in, and so my reaction to drones is
not objective, is my point
L373[07:59:46] <Vexatos> imo drones are
what they are in OC, highly advanced magically flying
thingies
L374[08:02:23] <Caitlyn> Party over
heeeeerrreeeee
L375[08:02:42] <Caitlyn> Refund approved
:D
L376[08:04:20] <Lizzy> \o/
L377[08:04:23] *
Lizzy brings cake
L378[08:05:06] ***
Kilobyte is now known as Kiloff
L379[08:05:51] ***
gAway2002 is now known as g
L380[08:06:20] <Caitlyn> I can fix my car
now.. maybe
L381[08:06:23] ⇦
Quits: Gopher (~Gopher@45.sub-70-193-134.myvzw.com) (Ping timeout:
198 seconds)
L382[08:06:46] <Sangar> aaand, there here
goes, right before my essay of a reply >_>
L383[08:06:57] <Lizzy> lol
L384[08:07:04] <Caitlyn> Well... atleasti
t was just a ping timeout.. he might be back :P
L385[08:07:16] <Caitlyn> stick it in a
notepad :P
L386[08:07:40] <Lizzy> $insult 553
L387[08:07:43] <Lizzy> :/
L388[08:07:46] <Caitlyn> o_O
L389[08:07:47] *
Lizzy stabs SuPeRMiNoR2
L390[08:07:53] *
Lizzy stabs SuperBot
L391[08:08:11] <Vexatos> Sangar, post it
anyway
L392[08:08:12] <Lizzy> [14:08]
<@Lizzy> $insult 553 [14:08] <SuperBot> Lizzy: Fag
Kissing Queef Fritter Turd Drinking Twat Butter Ugly
Fashion-illiterate Toerag
L393[08:08:23] <Caitlyn> wat
L394[08:08:37] <Lizzy> SuPeRMiNoR2 added
an insult maker into SuperBot
L395[08:09:14] <Sangar> Vexatos,
"Gopher, ah, yeah, these drones are much more heavy-weight,
true. a sub-one tier drone that has no own computer but must be
remote controlled might be interesting; unless what you've
described is a released mod and it can be controlled from oc, in
which case point me towards it, i'm interested :>"
L396[08:09:17] <Caitlyn> wдt
L397[08:09:54] <Caitlyn> wдt ftw
L398[08:11:38] *
Vexatos throws soft bricks at Cruor|Away
L399[08:11:59] <Caitlyn> wow wildcard
certs are expeeeeeeensive
L400[08:12:05] <Lizzy> yeah
L401[08:12:13] *
gamax92 throws sharpened heated bricks covered in spikes at
Vexatos
L402[08:12:32] ⇦
Quits: iceman11a (iceman11a@cpe-74-141-56-150.swo.res.rr.com)
(Quit: Leaving)
L403[08:12:34] *
Vexatos throws brick-coated cake at gamax92
L404[08:12:50] <Caitlyn> ooh namecheap has
them for less then $100 a year though
L405[08:12:51] <Caitlyn> niiice
L406[08:14:18] <Negi> $100 is expensive
tho
L407[08:14:43] <gamax92> Renting an
apartment costs more than that
L408[08:15:08] <Caitlyn> Negi, $100 is not
expensive for a wildcard SSL cert... when they usually run upwards
of $500
L409[08:15:34] <Caitlyn> afk
L410[08:15:35] *
Lizzy is trying again to get a StartSSL cert
L411[08:15:47] <Negi> Everything > $20
is expensive for me.
L412[08:15:55]
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L413[08:15:57] <Negi> Lizzy: Good Effin
Luck with that.
L414[08:16:12] <Lizzy> Negi: i know
L415[08:16:44] ⇦
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(Ping timeout: 198 seconds)
L416[08:18:08] <Caitlyn> startssl is who
I'm using atm... only issue is java doesn't trust their CA so I
have to install it on users computers fpr my dyndns clinet to
work
L417[08:18:12] <Caitlyn> which is
meh
L418[08:19:03] *
Negi is looking at Jython's doc.
L419[08:19:07] *
Negi sighs.
L421[08:20:34] <Negi> User credentials in
a GET ? ._.
L422[08:21:52] ***
Benguin[ZzZ] is now known as Benguin
L423[08:22:15] <Caitlyn> old docs
negi
L424[08:22:34] <Caitlyn> that's a
copy/paste from the priginal api spec
L425[08:22:42] <Caitlyn> original
L427[08:22:48] <gamax92> penguin api
spec
L429[08:22:59] <Caitlyn> -_-
L430[08:23:09] <gamax92> oh yeah,
opensource .NET
L431[08:23:15] <Caitlyn> yep
L432[08:23:27] <ds84182> .NET IS OPEN
SOURCE
OH MY
GOD
L433[08:23:59] <Negi> HOLY
L434[08:24:14] <ds84182>
DOT NET IS
OPEN SOURCE, AND THEY ARE TRYING TO MAKE IT COMPILE ON
LINUX
L435[08:24:27] <g> they're not _trying_ to
make it compile on linux
L436[08:24:30] <ds84182> ITS INSANE
⊙﹏⊙
L437[08:24:30] <g> it compiles on
linux.
L438[08:24:46] <ds84182> OH SHIT.
L439[08:25:09] <ds84182> WELL, SLAP MY
KEYBOARD AND CALL ME CAPSLOCK.
L440[08:25:10] <gamax92> ds84182:
pls
L441[08:25:16] <gamax92> my eyes do not
need this in the morning
L443[08:25:23] <ds84182> ⊙﹏⊙
L444[08:25:38] <Negi> I'm taking this way
too seriously.
L445[08:25:49] ⇦
Parts: gamax92 (gamax92@The.Dragon.Slayer.PanicBNC.eu)
(Leaving))
L446[08:25:55]
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(gamax92@The.Dragon.Slayer.PanicBNC.eu)
L447[08:25:55]
zsh sets mode: +v on gamax92
L448[08:25:57] <gamax92> omfg tabs
L449[08:25:58] <gamax92> pls
L450[08:26:36] <gamax92> Negi: D:
French?
L451[08:26:42]
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(~samis@95f19328.skybroadband.com)
L452[08:27:00] <ds84182> Famished
malnourishment
L453[08:27:08] <ds84182> Tanks
keyboards
L454[08:27:20] <Negi> gamax92: What are u
talking about ?
L455[08:27:25] <ds84182> Menuhin's trig
degustation
L456[08:27:29] <gamax92> your url
shortner
L457[08:27:33] <Negi> Yeah
L458[08:27:39] <Negi> pastis is also an
alcohol :I
L459[08:27:43] <ds84182> Word crush Sufi
significant kitten
L460[08:28:22] <Negi> Also gamax92 pay no
attention to the carrier but rather to the content
L461[08:28:28] <Temia> Jesus, ds. Open
source .NET isn't news.
L462[08:28:48] <Negi> Temia: It is for me
:I
L463[08:28:50] ⇦
Quits: CompanionCube (~samis@95f16bfe.skybroadband.com) (Ping
timeout: 189 seconds)
L464[08:28:53] <gamax92> same
L465[08:28:53] *
Temia petitions Sangar for a +c channelmode.
L466[08:29:04] <ds84182> Temia, the core
clr source was posted last night
L467[08:29:04] <gamax92> +c is no colors
right?
L468[08:29:07] <Temia> Ah.
L469[08:29:10] <Temia> Yes, it is.
L470[08:29:15] <Vexatos> No +c D:
L471[08:29:17] <gamax92> Sangar: Can has
+c
L472[08:29:22] <ds84182> No
L473[08:29:22] <Vexatos> This is
madness!
L474[08:29:22] ***
EnderBot2 is now known as Leonidas
L475[08:29:22] <Leonidas>
Madness....?
L476[08:29:23] <Leonidas> THIS.
L477[08:29:23] <Leonidas> IS.
L478[08:29:24] <Leonidas> #oc!!
L479[08:29:24] <Temia> Well, the
initiative's been public for a bit.
L480[08:29:25] ***
Leonidas is now known as EnderBot2
L481[08:29:25] <EnderBot2> Seriously, what
did you think this was?
L482[08:29:27] <Lizzy> ha
L483[08:29:31] <gamax92>
spambotisspam
L485[08:29:44] -Kibibyte- [Vexatos] Spam - Monty
Python's The Flying Circus | by montypython | 2m14s | 316w0d ago |
853,994 views | Rated:
4.91/5.00
L486[08:29:50] <ds84182> #lua
"BotspM"
L487[08:29:50] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
BotspM
L488[08:29:51] <gamax92> nah
L489[08:29:56] <Temia> Vex, fun
fact.
L490[08:30:11] <Temia> I just referenced
the spam skit in a piece of code for college twenty minutes
ago.
L492[08:30:32] <gamax92> umm that
url
L493[08:30:44] <gamax92> umm that
content
L494[08:31:09] <Negi> Don't watch Boku no
Pico, kids.
L495[08:31:10] <ds84182> Holy eye
water
L496[08:31:16] <Temia> Yeah, don't
L497[08:31:22] <gamax92> To bad I
did.
L498[08:31:23] <Negi> ESPECIALLY
kids*
L499[08:31:30] <Temia> You sick
fuck.
L500[08:31:36] <gamax92> Was not worth it
0/10
L501[08:31:40] <ds84182> OH DEAR GOD WHAT
THE SHIT
L502[08:31:43] <Temia> And that's coming
from the resident fujoshi.
L503[08:31:55] <ds84182> ARE THOSE LITTLE
KIDS
L504[08:32:01] <Negi> I TOLD YOU DS
L505[08:32:05] <ds84182> WHST THE
SHIT
L506[08:32:06] <Negi> I TOLD YOU ABOUT THE
STAIRS
L507[08:32:16] *
Temia facepalms
L508[08:32:27] <ds84182> I MAY BE GAY BUT
THAT DOES NOT TURN ME ON
L509[08:32:34] *
gamax92 palmfaces
L510[08:32:49] <ds84182> My eyes
L511[08:32:52] <ds84182> Hurt
L512[08:32:56] <Negi> ds, no one is turned
on by that shit.
L514[08:33:15] <gamax92> What is going
on.
L515[08:33:19] <ds84182> Idklol
L516[08:33:22] <Negi> Crap
L517[08:33:24] <Temia> Technically there
are or else it wouldn't have been profitable BUT YEAH, certainly
none here.
L519[08:33:30] <Negi> Fu* buffers.
L520[08:33:33] <gamax92> wдt
L521[08:33:50] <ds84182> °Д°
L522[08:34:17] <Negi> I have weird links
in my RTS folder. ._.
L523[08:34:30] <ds84182> WHДT
L524[08:34:42] <Negi> RTS stands here for
Random Tumblr Shit.
L525[08:34:47] <ds84182> 'Д'
L526[08:34:48] <gamax92> Negi: Can I have
SWF's
L527[08:34:56] <ds84182> ' Д '
L528[08:34:56] <Lizzy> ....
L529[08:35:01] *
vifino hugs Temia :D
L530[08:35:18] <Negi> gamax92: Tumblr
ain't no SWF files.
L531[08:35:35] *
Temia moos .-. hugs back.
L532[08:35:44] *
gamax92 hugs Temia as well
L533[08:35:46] <ds84182> ››› Д ‹‹‹
L534[08:35:51] <gamax92> shaddup ds
L536[08:36:01] <ds84182> Me eyes
L537[08:36:06] <ds84182> They hurt
L538[08:36:16] <gamax92> dafak
L539[08:36:20] <gamax92> Me eyes
L540[08:36:23] <gamax92> They hurt
L541[08:36:30] <Temia> This is why you
always check wikipedia first, web video second
L542[08:36:48] <Negi> My bullshit level is
way higher than yours :')
L543[08:36:58] *
Negi has built a resistance to all kinds of bullshit.
L544[08:36:59] <ds84182> Temia, i simply
googled iy
L545[08:37:06] <Temia> Oh.
L546[08:37:18] <ds84182> The card came up
of the tv show
L547[08:37:23] <Temia> ...Well that's why
you don't just type shit into google when you don't know what it
is.
L548[08:37:37] <gamax92> This is why you
disconnect your internet, turn off all of the lights, curl up in
the corner of the room, and sit there
L549[08:37:41] <ds84182> Д_Д
L550[08:38:00] <vifino> Time to either add
compile time evaluation to my lua compiler or implement an nodejs
express-type middleware system in my lua cgi app.
L551[08:38:04] <vifino> Wat do.
L552[08:38:04] <Negi> People that always
change their Tumblr IDs piss me off.
L553[08:38:29] <gamax92> Negi: Danko
L554[08:38:30] <Negi> vifino : You have a
valid Lua CGI ?
L555[08:38:38] <vifino> I do.
L556[08:38:52] <gamax92> vifino: but i
thought it was m's
L557[08:39:04] <ds84182> -.-
L558[08:39:07] <vifino> gamax92: Yes, then
i overhauled it completely
L559[08:39:11] <gamax92> oh okay.
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L561[08:39:38] <Negi> Someone, help me
make choices °Д°
L562[08:39:42] <vifino> gamax92: but the
index is still mostly from him, i just embedded the css files
because of reasons.
L563[08:39:44] <ds84182> °Д°
L564[08:39:53] <Negi> °Д°
L565[08:39:59] <vifino> ._.
L566[08:40:04] <gamax92> Negi: i read that
as clothes
L567[08:40:05] <ds84182> …
L568[08:40:11] <gamax92> and was like why
do you need to make clothes
L569[08:40:12] *
vifino slaps ds84182 and Negi
L570[08:40:12] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L571[08:40:16] <ds84182> ¡
L572[08:40:20] ***
Queen_Elsa is now known as Csstform
L573[08:40:24] <Negi> gamax92 : I need
help for crafting a cosplay too but that's a detail.
L574[08:40:35] <Negi> Csstform: Did you
let it go ?
L575[08:40:40] *
Negi slaps vifino
L576[08:40:40] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L577[08:40:40] *
vifino would slap Negi, but is not being violent today
L578[08:40:40] <Temia> Collaborating on
making cute clothes is always fun too 'w'
L579[08:40:45] <Temia> Though I'm not good
at it ._.
L580[08:40:57] <ds84182> ★
L581[08:40:59] <Negi> Temia: Yeah no me
either.
L582[08:41:12] <Negi> Also I still DON'T
UNDERSTAND why people assume I'm a girl T_T
L583[08:41:23] <gamax92> Negi: your name
ends in a vowel
L584[08:41:24] <ds84182> ♪~!
L585[08:41:35] <vifino> Nego.
L586[08:41:37] <Csstform> Negi: I let it
go so hard
L587[08:41:45] <gamax92> O.O
L588[08:41:47] <Temia> His name is
literally Japanese for leek.
L589[08:42:00] <ds84182> ≈≈double
tilde
L590[08:42:00] <vifino> s/ek/et/
L591[08:42:01] <Kibibyte> <Temia>
His name is literally Japanese for leet.
L592[08:42:01] <Temia> He's a fucking
vegetable.
L593[08:42:01] <gamax92> Yes but ...
L594[08:42:03] <Negi> Thanks Temia for
acknowledging me.
L595[08:42:04] <gamax92> It ends in a
vowel
L596[08:42:07] *
Temia punches ds.
L597[08:42:07] <Csstform> Negi: you ARE
a.... owait
L598[08:42:13] <Csstform> thazrite
L599[08:42:17] <Csstform> I remember this
convo
L600[08:42:18] <gamax92> just like Temia
ends in a vowel
L601[08:42:19] *
vifino hugs Negi
L602[08:42:20] <Csstform> kbye
L603[08:42:27] *
Negi hugs vifino
L604[08:42:27] <vifino> I knew it since
ever.
L605[08:42:38] <ds84182> °Д°™
L606[08:42:46] <vifino> \o/ Friendship
\o/
L607[08:42:51] <Temia> That hasn't stopped
some people from thinking I'm a guy instead, Gamax.
L608[08:42:52] <ds84182> …
L609[08:42:52] *
Temia shrug.
L610[08:42:52] <Negi> That's why I use
"xe" and not s·he at first, dangit.
L611[08:43:00] <gamax92> Temia: are you a
guy?
L612[08:43:03] <Temia> No.
L613[08:43:13] <gamax92> :D
L614[08:43:20] <gamax92> I did something
correct.
L615[08:43:28] <vifino> Oh shit.
L616[08:43:36] <vifino>
Didn'thappen.
L617[08:43:39] <vifino> :P
L618[08:43:44] <gamax92> vifino: :'(
L619[08:43:51] *
vifino hugs gamax92
L620[08:43:52] <Negi> Also there's a guy
on the other IRC server I'm logged on called "Pickle" and
a girl called "Pan".
L621[08:44:06] <vifino> o_O
L622[08:44:11] <Negi> Well, the french
names for these anyway.
L623[08:44:19] <Negi> Aka Cornichon and
Casserole.
L624[08:44:22] <ds84182> panfish
L625[08:44:40] <gamax92> Negi: if thats in
respective orders, n is not a vowel and e is a vowel
L626[08:44:51] <ds84182> Cornichon
Casserole dressing
L627[08:45:25] <gamax92> crap
L628[08:45:27] <gamax92> i need
breakfast
L629[08:45:33] <ds84182> Look
L630[08:45:35] <Temia> Why am I not
surprised Negi hands around with other food items `-`
L631[08:45:40] <Temia> ...
L632[08:45:45] <Temia> I need breakfast
too ._.
L633[08:45:48] <ds84182> '.'
L634[08:45:49] *
vifino hands Temia cake
L635[08:46:01] <ds84182> Tennis cake
L636[08:46:12] <vifino> ._.
L637[08:46:17] <vifino> No,
Cake-cake.
L638[08:46:19] <ds84182> Cufflink handed
tennis cake
L639[08:46:26] *
vifino stabs ds84182
L640[08:46:28] <ds84182> Thanks
swipe
L641[08:46:36] <Negi> And people who
connect with registered nicks and don't login to Services (NS is
actually called Mango) are renamed to "Badger*" with * a
random number.
L642[08:46:43] <ds84182> Cocobolo stabbed
daisies
L643[08:47:09] <ds84182> Badger badger
badger badger mushroom mushroom
L645[08:48:20] <Negi> Tbh that other
server is populated as much of edible products as a walmart.
L646[08:48:38] <vifino> Banana.
L647[08:48:44] <ds84182> Is there
cake
L648[08:48:53] <vifino> The cake is a
lie.
L649[08:49:05] <ds84182> ?
L650[08:49:10] <Negi> But no one said
anything about ICE CREAM SANDWICHES
L651[08:49:13] <gamax92> i cannot see that
01F34C
L652[08:49:25] <gamax92> Negi: :O
L653[08:49:28] <gamax92> can haz
L654[08:49:33] <gamax92> CAN HAS
ICECREAM
L655[08:49:37] <ds84182> ?
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L657[08:50:59] <gamax92> i cannot see that
01F366
L658[08:52:54] *
Negi wants to develop sth for Minetest.
L659[08:52:59] <Negi> Where useful doc
?
L660[08:53:06] <Negi> How make dynamic
blocks ?
L661[08:53:16] <Negi> ·~·
L662[08:53:34] <Negi> The dev wiki is so
incomplete.
L663[08:57:42] <gamax92> Cat logic, there
is a cable that is placed higher up than you, what do? JUMP OVER IT
OF COURSE
L664[08:58:07] <vifino> No, eat it
:x
L665[08:58:07] <Caitlyn> Of
course...
L666[08:59:48] ***
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L669[09:05:28] <Sangar> til i can just
click the checkboxes in issues on github >_>
L670[09:05:51] <Lizzy> lol
L671[09:05:57] <Caitlyn> lol
L672[09:06:05] <Vexatos> Sangar, I learned
that years ago
L673[09:06:08] <Vexatos> (1.5
months)
L674[09:06:08] <Temia> GODDAMNIT
L675[09:06:16] <Temia> I keep hitting
Super+R by reflex
L676[09:06:21] <Temia> I'M NOT ON WINDOWS
ANYMORE
L677[09:06:23] *
Temia facepalms
L678[09:06:24] <Lizzy> lol
L679[09:06:33] <Sangar> i accidentally did
it. always edited the body manually until now :X
L680[09:06:37] <Lizzy> i keep trying to do
CTRL+ALT+T on windows
L681[09:07:45] <vifino> I gotta set up a
freebsd box once again sometime.
L682[09:08:15] <Caitlyn> Lizzy, we need to
kidnap esper users and stick them on PC-Logix.
L683[09:08:27] <Lizzy> Caitlyn:
maybe....
L684[09:08:38] *
Lizzy likes darknet
L685[09:08:39] <darktomas> vifino, would
you recommend it over linux?
L686[09:08:49] <vifino> darktomas:
Nope.
L687[09:09:12] <Caitlyn> hmm I need to add
the new server to the rr...
L688[09:09:41] <Lizzy> Caitlyn: what extra
modules does pc-logix use? i recall having to add one at some
point
L689[09:09:56] <Caitlyn>
m_pretenduser
L690[09:10:02] <Lizzy> ah
L691[09:10:23] ***
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L692[09:10:40] <darktomas> vifino, ok thx
:)
L693[09:10:58] <Caitlyn> I was going to
upgrade your server... but I don't have the login info anymore
:P
L694[09:11:53] ***
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L696[09:12:55] <Lizzy> Caitlyn: give me a
public key you want me to put in it via pm and i'll put it in the
auth'd keys
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L700[09:22:01] <GunArm1> for random
machines like the capacitor bank, where does the API come from? the
adapter block itself? or (in that case) enderIO?
L701[09:22:12] <gamax92> Caitlyn: can be
on PC-Logix? yes yes?
L702[09:22:19] <Vexatos> GunArm1,
depends
L703[09:22:27] <Vexatos> Most likely
Computronics
L704[09:22:35] <Caitlyn> gamax92,
sure
L705[09:22:47] <Caitlyn> It's an open
network :P
L706[09:22:59] <gamax92> except i don't
know where it it :<
L707[09:23:06] <Caitlyn> irc.pc-logix.com
..
L708[09:23:12] <gamax92> ahh okay.
L709[09:23:34] <GunArm1> Vexatos:
interesting, although neither of those two blocks are computroncis,
it extends the functionality between them?
L710[09:23:42] <Vexatos> Exactly
L711[09:24:11] <Vexatos> it hooks into
OC's API to allow you to place an adapter adjacent to a capacitor
bank. it basically is a relay between OC and the mod
L712[09:24:35] <Vexatos> Computronics
supports pretty much every EnderIO block
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L714[09:25:09] <GunArm1> does it do that
with many other mods?
L715[09:25:23] <Negi> s/EnderIO//
L716[09:25:23] <Kibibyte> <Vexatos>
Computronics supports pretty much every block
L717[09:25:37] <Vexatos> GunArm1, it does
indeed
L718[09:25:38] <GunArm1> hehe
L719[09:25:46] <Vexatos> This relaying
functionality is core part of the mod
L720[09:25:51] <Vexatos> making up more
than 50% of it
L721[09:26:10] <GunArm1> i didn't realize
it was more than the extra peripherals in the NEI
L724[09:26:39] <Vexatos> If you browse
those folders
L725[09:26:51] <Vexatos> anything starting
with "Driver" is such a kind of support
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L727[09:27:12] <GunArm1> Vexatos: I was
just looking there
L728[09:27:24] <Vexatos> It also adds some
mod-specific blocks
L729[09:27:36] <Vexatos> for example the
digital detector and signal box in case Railcraft is present
L730[09:28:03] ***
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L731[09:28:09] <Vexatos> Railcraft
integration is almost 20% of the entire mod
L732[09:28:14] <Vexatos> EnderIO
integration is almost 10%
L733[09:28:44] <Vexatos> The EnderIO
dimensional transceiver alone has 21 functions exposed to
OpenComputers :P
L734[09:28:47] <GunArm1> this repo seems
to be a good place for figuring out the api too
L735[09:28:55] <GunArm1> LOL that doesn't
surprise me
L736[09:29:16] <GunArm1> dat gui
L737[09:29:33] <Vexatos> ((someone != me)
really needs to update the computronics wiki)
L738[09:30:26] <GunArm1> thats kinda how I
got wondering about this, I was sure what wiki to look in for
functions of odd machines
L739[09:30:37] <GunArm1>
s/was/wasn't
L740[09:30:37] <Kibibyte> <GunArm1>
thats kinda how I got wondering about this, I wasn't sure what wiki
to look in for functions of odd machines
L742[09:30:47] <Vexatos> Highly
outdated
L743[09:31:30] <GunArm1> given the choice
i'd rather undocumented features than an unimplemented spec
L744[09:33:43] <Negi> Vexatos : Is there
anything adding EnderIO OC conduits anywhere, now that I think
about it ?
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L746[09:34:00] <Vexatos> Negi, no, but
it's on the EnderIO issues list
L747[09:34:10] <Negi> Oh ok
L748[09:34:11] <Vexatos> And no, I won't
do it as they have to be hardcoded into EIO code
L749[09:34:11] <Caitlyn> oooh that'd be
niiice
L750[09:34:15] <Vexatos> there is no
conduit API
L751[09:34:32] <Gopher> I'd forgotten you
need a freaking /anvil/ to rename a robot >.<
L752[09:34:35] <Negi> That sucks :î
L753[09:34:58] <Negi> LEMME PUT DEM HITECH
SYSTEMS ON ME BUNCH O METAL AN HAMMER
L754[09:35:20] <gamax92> Sangar: We need
"HITECH" anvil for robot renaming
L755[09:35:41] <GunArm1> good to know it's
possible to rename them
L756[09:36:05] <Vexatos> GunArm1, not
everyone wants his robot named "Vexatos" :P
L757[09:36:14] <Gopher> I don't see what
would be wrong with a robot.setName function XD
L758[09:36:20] <GunArm1> although I do
kinda like that grab bag nature of their Christian names
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L760[09:36:44] <gamax92> Everyone wants
their robot named asie
L761[09:36:48] <Gopher> or at least the
ability to enter a name when assembling them rather than being
stuck with Rando McSpoo
L762[09:37:05] <GunArm1> lol
L763[09:37:11] ***
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L764[09:37:15] <Vexatos> Gopher, noone
wants that
L765[09:37:15] <Vexatos> really
L766[09:37:19] <Vexatos> the random names
are fun
L767[09:37:29] <iceman11a> I been having
an issue on setting a boolean value. Just how should I declare it
and how show I use threw out my program
L768[09:37:32] <Gopher> right. fun.
L769[09:37:41] *
Vexatos throws soft bricks at Cruor
L770[09:37:44] <Gopher> Guess I'm noone
then, because I hate the random names.
L771[09:37:47] <GunArm1> it's like when
you meet new people and they have stupid names
L772[09:37:56] <gamax92> Gopher: can gml
move windows around?
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L774[09:38:02] <Cruor> ;_;
L775[09:38:08] <GunArm1> you can't
(always) change their name
L776[09:38:10] <Vexatos> Cruor, why did
you craft a power converter?
L777[09:38:12] <Coreymills26> when i load
a computer the words are unreadable
L778[09:38:21] <gamax92> Coreymills26:
screenshot?
L779[09:38:27] <Cruor> Vexatos: the ELN or
OC?
L780[09:38:30] <Vexatos> You could just
have plugged the thing into the case
L781[09:38:32] <Vexatos> The OC one
L782[09:38:39] <Cruor> .-. oh
L783[09:39:09] <Gopher> gamax92, sortof? I
deliberately didn't do drag-and-drop type moving
L784[09:39:21] <gamax92> oh.
L785[09:39:21] <Cruor> i dont how this mod
works .-.
L786[09:39:23] <Gopher> because the amount
of redrawing involved is just ridiculous
L787[09:39:26] <Cruor> you should know
that D:
L788[09:39:32] <Gopher> you can reposition
a container and redraw and it's children will move too
L789[09:39:38] <Gopher> so you could hack
it together if you wanted
L790[09:39:41] <GunArm1> Gopher: does gml
need to be installed into the root /bin and /lib to work?
L791[09:39:44] <Gopher> but it is Not
Recommended(tm)
L792[09:39:50] <gamax92> Gopher: can't you
just selectively update parts of the screen?
L793[09:40:00] <GunArm1> i was trying to
get it to work last night because I just really want to see what it
looks like
L794[09:40:07] <Vexatos> GunArm1, either
/lib or /usr/lib
L795[09:40:11] <Gopher> gunarm, that's the
easiest way, but you can also just add whatever it's lib dir is to
the lib path
L796[09:40:25] <Gopher> or whatsit,
virtual link them there
L797[09:40:32] <Vexatos> I recommend
putting it into /usr/lib
L798[09:40:37] <Gopher> or that
L799[09:40:57] <Cruor> Vexatos: then wtf
is the power converter for
L800[09:41:07] <Coreymills26> its being
uploaded gamax92
L801[09:41:16] <Gopher> isn't there a
libpath? I'm not seeing an env variable now that I look
actually
L803[09:41:32] <Vexatos> Cruor, a) remote
conversion (when the case is far away/you don't want all the sides
to be using up ugly cabling)
L804[09:41:36] <Vexatos> b) it converts a
little faster
L805[09:41:37] ***
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L806[09:41:42] <Vexatos> i.e. more power
per tick
L807[09:41:54] <Gopher> been so long since
I really did anything with oc I've forgotten everything
>.<
L808[09:42:06] <Vexatos> Gopher, there is
a lib path
L809[09:42:13] <Caitlyn> Coreymills26, the
resolution for the screen is too big for your monitor and it's
being scaled afaik
L810[09:42:13] <Vexatos> and /lib and
/usr/lib are in there by default
L811[09:42:14] <GunArm1> so I was having a
lot of trouble with that, I was trying for /usr/lib, but the
errortrapping for the download path in your gitrepo.lua script
wouldn't accept any paths however I could think to format them. so
I let it put them in /tmp/ and manually copied the files to
/usr/lib and still got some (different) errors
L812[09:42:25] <Gopher> vex, just not a
default one? so the libpath env is implicitly appended to
/lib:/usr/lib?
L813[09:42:33] <GunArm1> i didn't think to
note what they were
L814[09:42:35] <Caitlyn> either use a
lower tier screen, increase your resolution, or try setting MC's
scaling to normal instead of auto
L815[09:42:41] <Gopher> "set"
doesn't show a libpath env variable is why I ask
L816[09:43:00] <Coreymills26> Caitlyn:
tier3 graphics card with a 3by3 tier3 screen
L817[09:43:04] <GunArm1> also, yeah I
didn't see a libpath env var
L818[09:43:10] <Gopher> but it shows path,
which defaults to "/bin:/usr/bin:/home/bin"
L820[09:43:26] <Vexatos> ^
L821[09:43:36] <Gopher> ah, so not an env
variable
L822[09:43:58] <Caitlyn> well the size of
the screen doesn't change the size of the UI when you right click
it, the tier of the screen does. Like I said, either use a lower
tier screen, increase your (physical monitor) resolution, or try
switching MC's GUI scaling to Normal instead of Auto
L823[09:44:00] <Gopher> guess it needs to
operate at a higher level than shell? since libs are really lua
packages,w hich shell couldn't load without already existing
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L825[09:45:08] <Sangar> you'd have to ask
Wobbo if there's any particular reason (like that, load order) for
it not being one; i'm guessing the main one is that it isn't for
"vanilla" Lua's package lib, either
L826[09:45:10] <Caitlyn> I'm not 100% sure
MC's GUI scaling impacts OC's screens but I hate auto scaling
anyway :P
L827[09:45:54] <gamax92> it does.
L828[09:45:54] <Caitlyn> but yeah.. T3
screens are large.
L829[09:45:55] <Gopher> ah well. In any
case, looks like you could append to package.path if you wanted,
though with it not being an env variable it somehow feels dirty to
do it
L830[09:45:58] <gamax92> if your missing
pixels, the tier is too large for the screen
L831[09:46:05] <gamax92> if you get extra
pixels, drop down the gui scale
L832[09:46:17] <Gopher> so yah, guess
/usr/lib/ makes the most sense of the available otpions
L833[09:46:36] <Gopher> or you can do what
compviewer does, just include them in the program directory, since
the path includes ./
L834[09:46:41] <Negi> Caitlyn:
LARGE*
L835[09:46:45] <GunArm1> Coreymills26:
your opencomputers monitor is better than your actual IRL
monitor
L836[09:46:57] <Gopher> though the size of
the libs is not insignificant
L837[09:47:03] <Gopher> so I don't really
recommend that, either
L838[09:47:45] <Gopher> is there some
program people use that uses these package.cfg files to download
& install packages?
L839[09:47:54] <Gopher> er,
programs.cfg
L840[09:48:07] <gamax92> oppm
L841[09:48:09] <GunArm1> isn't that what
oppm uess
L842[09:48:23] <Vexatos> programs.yml is
for the website
L843[09:48:27] <Gopher> yah
L844[09:48:28] <Vexatos> programs.cfg is
for website and OPPM
L845[09:48:37] <GunArm1> Gopher: why u
noppm
L846[09:48:40] <Vexatos> if it finds a
.cfg, the .yml is getting ignored
L847[09:48:51] <Gopher> oppm is yers,
vexatos?
L849[09:49:00] <Vexatos> That's how
programs.cfg is being made
L850[09:49:01] <Vexatos> It is
L851[09:49:04] <Vexatos> Gopher, read
this
L852[09:49:05] <Vexatos> ~w oppm
L854[09:49:10] <Vexatos> that explains how
to do stuff
L855[09:49:51] <gamax92> Nobody thanks me
for making ocdoc :X
L856[09:50:04] <Vexatos> gamax92, you made
that?
L857[09:50:14] <Vexatos> I thought Snagar
and I did :P
L858[09:50:27] <gamax92> the bot .-.
L859[09:50:29] <gamax92> ~raw PRIVMSG #oc
:I made this.
L860[09:50:29] <ocdoc> I made this.
L861[09:50:32] <Vexatos> Ah, that
L862[09:50:35] <Vexatos> Yes, you made
that
L863[09:50:38] <Vexatos> and you made it
well
L864[09:50:52] *
Sangar praises the gamax92
L865[09:51:47] <Gopher> heh, GML is the
dependency listed in the example programs.cfg ^_^
L866[09:52:09] ⇦
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())
L867[09:52:14] <gamax92> #p
L868[09:52:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0.602
Seconds passed.
L869[09:52:18] <gamax92> oh god.
L870[09:52:33] <Vexatos> Gopher, it is
:P
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L873[09:54:04] <gamax92> #p
L874[09:54:04] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0.235
Seconds passed.
L875[09:54:13] <Negi> gamax92, add
~credits lmao :')
L876[09:54:28] <gamax92> k
L877[09:54:35] <GunArm1> Vexatos: btw, I
was able to get oppm working with just the one lua file. although I
didn't try all the options
L878[09:56:16] <Caitlyn> gamax92,
yes
L879[09:56:29] <gamax92> Caitlyn: my
internet is dying
L880[09:56:40] <Caitlyn> yay..
L881[09:57:39] <Caitlyn> gamax92, now, do
me a favor and add the word that was missing from your question, do
I *what* bouncers.. :P
L882[09:58:08] <Lizzy> break?
L883[09:58:10] <Lizzy> :P
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L885[09:58:27] <Caitlyn> why yes, I've
been known to break a bouncer or two
L886[09:58:36] ***
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L887[09:59:04] <gamax92> ~reload
L888[09:59:04] <ocdoc> Everything's
cool
L890[09:59:08] <gamax92> ~cred
L891[09:59:08] <ocdoc> Gamax92: He wrote
the bot. Sangar, Vexatos: They made the website.
L892[09:59:28] <gamax92> i don't like
it.
L893[10:00:16] <gamax92> ~reload
L894[10:00:17] <ocdoc> Everything's
cool
L895[10:00:46] <GunArm1> is there a way to
delete the top commit on github (website) without cloning the repo
into local gitbash?
L896[10:01:02] <gamax92> #p
L897[10:01:06] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 4.004
Seconds passed.
L898[10:01:18] <gamax92> it got worse
T_T
L899[10:03:47] <gamax92> #p
L900[10:03:47] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0.236
Seconds passed.
L901[10:03:52] <gamax92> lies
L903[10:04:39] <GunArm1> Vexatos: ok, but
the computronics driver can't be *all* the api (right?), because
DriverCapacitorBank.java doesn't list things like getting the
current and max power
L904[10:05:10] <Vexatos> GunArm1, it
is
L905[10:05:14] <Vexatos> see the other
drivers
L906[10:05:23] <Vexatos> they wrap
superclasses in EnderIO
L907[10:05:35] <Vexatos> meaning that
DriverPowerStorage wraps any EIO block storing power
L909[10:05:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0.302
Seconds passed.
L910[10:05:44] <GunArm1> ahh
L911[10:05:47] <Vexatos> and those
functions inside are exposed to any EIO block storing power
L912[10:05:56] <Vexatos> OC merges
multiple drivers into one
L913[10:06:05] <Vexatos> if it can find
more than one
L914[10:06:07] <gamax92> Vexatos: :o
L915[10:06:13] <GunArm1> gotcha
L916[10:06:14] <gamax92> thats cool
:o
L917[10:07:14] <GunArm1> awesome
thanks
L918[10:07:35] <Vexatos> GunArm1, that's
the reason Computronics literally wraps any EIO block that's doing
anything with so few classes
L919[10:08:29] <GunArm1> yes, very well
designed
L920[10:10:30] <Gopher> hmm. website need
time to refresh, or is my programs.cfg malformed? it's still
showing the old programs.yaml
L921[10:10:45] <GunArm1> are the adapter
blocks themselves a technical necessity (as opposed to cables
hooking directly to machines) or are they there for game balance
reasons?
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L924[10:12:35] <Sangar> little bit of
both. the technical part being that they need to watch for neighbor
changes and track state for their neighbors, which is quite a bit
of overhead.
L925[10:12:45] <GunArm1> i see
L926[10:15:15] <Vexatos> Gopher,
L927[10:15:17] <Vexatos> .openprg
L929[10:15:47] <Vexatos> there you
are
L930[10:15:55] <Gopher> so just needed a
rebuild? ty
L931[10:16:22] <Gopher> it rebuild at some
interval?
L932[10:16:25] <Vexatos> btw, if you don't
have dependencies, you can remove the key
L933[10:16:33] <Gopher> k, left it empty
just to be safe
L934[10:16:37] <Vexatos> same for things
like "hidden"
L935[10:16:42] <Vexatos> if that's not
true, remove it
L936[10:16:49] <Caitlyn> Gopher, no,
rebuilds are manual only afaik
L937[10:17:14] <Vexatos> Also, Gopher,
" note = "see gmlExamples package for sample programs,
and the repo wiki on github for documentation""
L938[10:17:20] <Vexatos> inside
gml-examples
L939[10:17:25] <Vexatos> Doesn't really
make sense
L940[10:17:57] <Gopher> eh? :checks
L941[10:18:04] <Gopher> oh, herp
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L944[10:18:56] <Gopher> fixed
L945[10:19:15] <Vexatos> k
L946[10:19:19] <v^> ermygerd
L948[10:19:32] <Vexatos> Gopher, now fix
your indentation xD
L949[10:19:38] <Gopher> eh?
L950[10:19:55] <Gopher> the indentation
looked fine in textpad
L951[10:20:13] <Vexatos> Should I fix it?
:P
L952[10:20:31] <Gopher> ... the hell? No,
I see it, lemme see why it's inconsistent
L953[10:20:45] <Vexatos> It's lua, so 2
spaces :P
L954[10:20:48] *
Inari guesses some sort fo tabspaces thingy
L955[10:20:58] <Inari> Vexatos: eh, doesnt
really matter as long as its consistent
L956[10:21:55] <Vexatos> Also;
Gopher:
L957[10:21:56] <Vexatos> dependencies =
{
L958[10:21:56] <Vexatos> ["gml"]
= "/lib"--This package is installed into the specified
subfolder
L959[10:21:56] <Vexatos> },
L960[10:21:57] <Gopher> yah, textpad
doesn't think of .cfg files as lua
L961[10:22:07] <Vexatos> That has to be =
"/"
L962[10:22:10] <Vexatos> It uses relative
paths
L963[10:22:15] <Negi> Inari : That's like
camelCase, it's a bit of a thing to make everything
consistent.
L964[10:22:18] <Vexatos> so it'd install
the dependency in /usr/lib/lib
L965[10:22:33] <Gopher> er
L966[10:22:42] <Vexatos> just do
"/"
L967[10:22:51] <Vexatos> for the
dependency path
L968[10:22:53] <Gopher> dependences
automatically go to lib? 'cause programs installs to /bin
L969[10:23:02] <Vexatos> No
L970[10:23:08] <Vexatos> But you made it
go into /lib
L971[10:23:09] <Gopher> I was not clear on
why dependencies haev a path at all
L972[10:23:12] <Vexatos> ["gml"]
= "/lib"
L973[10:23:12] <Inari> Negi: eh
indentation is easily enough made consistent by your respective
text editor
L974[10:23:20] <Gopher> I wuold think it
would use the path from the package
L975[10:23:22] <Vexatos> Gopher, in case
you want it to be anywhere specifix
L976[10:23:25] <Vexatos> specific*
L977[10:23:38] <Negi> Inari: I meant
L978[10:23:45] <Negi> With everyone's else
work.
L979[10:23:46] <Gopher> so if every
program isn't perfectly consistent about it then the same
dependency library will get installed in multiple places?
L980[10:23:50] <Vexatos> It does use the
package path if you do "/"
L981[10:23:55] <Vexatos> No
L982[10:24:06] <Vexatos> As OPPM stores if
a package has already been installed
L983[10:24:13] <Vexatos> and where those
files are
L984[10:24:16] <Inari> Negi: yeah, but its
easily made consistnet by your text editro/viewer/whatever
L985[10:24:25] <Vexatos> The only reason
why "oppm update" and "oppm uninstall"
work
L986[10:24:44] <gamax92> ;~; I had people
pestering me yesterday about "Would you like to go to bible
study?"
L987[10:25:07] <Vexatos> gamax92, read the
revelation, best comedy ever
L988[10:25:10] <gamax92> and they keep
pestering me and pestering me about it, even though i keep saying
no i don't care and go away
L989[10:25:24] <gamax92> So instead i gave
them fake info
L990[10:25:50] <Vexatos> Also, the only
piece of actual hallucinations approved by catholic church
L991[10:26:06] <gamax92> For all they know
I am Robert, I live up north in my city, fake number (i wouldn't
actually put it incase its a real number, sorry for whoever it
is)
L992[10:26:19] <Inari> Negi: meaning,
there isnt too big a point to it, actaully you could leave
everythign completely unindented and only indent it for
viewing
L994[10:26:36] <Gopher> that's where the
bad spacing came from, I copied and pased it :P
L995[10:26:37] <Vexatos> Gopher, I
know
L996[10:26:42] <Vexatos> already fixed it
on the wiki
L997[10:26:46] <Vexatos> so CHECK THE
WIKI
L998[10:26:53] <Inari> actually...
L999[10:27:02] <Inari> why do we save
stuff an in indented format
L1000[10:27:18] <Gopher> just sayin',
mind yer own yard if yer gonna complain about mine XD but indenting
is fixed on my end, mr. ocd XD
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L1002[10:27:47] <Gopher> and comment
removed, and everything else I could find wrong fixed
L1003[10:28:09] <Vexatos> Looks fine to
me now
L1004[10:28:12] <Vexatos> .openprg
L1006[10:29:17] <Vexatos> Gopher, now you
can get rid of the .yaml file
L1007[10:29:22] <Vexatos> not used
anymore :)
L1008[10:30:06] <Gopher> done
L1009[10:30:27] <Gopher> or not
L1010[10:30:36] <Vexatos> \o\
L1011[10:30:39] <Negi> OR NOT
L1012[10:30:44] <Vexatos> Now GML is on
the webz
L1013[10:30:55] <Vexatos> Only thing left
is Kenny to come back
L1014[10:31:02] <Gopher> ah, there, yah,
gone
L1015[10:31:06] <Vexatos> So I can throw
the CompViewer onto OPPM
L1016[10:31:16] *
GunArm1 thanks Gopher
L1017[10:31:22] <Gopher> para que?
L1018[10:31:37] <GunArm1> oppm
integration
L1019[10:31:57] <GunArm1> i actually
spent a long frustrating time last night trying to get the
install/paths etc to work
L1020[10:32:11] <Caitlyn>
NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY: o_O
L1021[10:32:12] <Caitlyn> wut
L1022[10:32:30] <Gopher> oh, heh
L1023[10:32:50] <Gopher> I should test
that they actually work now lol
L1024[10:33:04] <GunArm1> a lot of the
problem was I was having trouble getting mv commands to work in
OpenOS
L1025[10:33:25] <GunArm1> I would do mv *
/path and it would move like one file and the other file would just
be gone
L1026[10:33:34] <GunArm1> i cloned the
repo like 5 times just getting the files back
L1027[10:33:41] <GunArm1> finally wised
up and started using cp
L1028[10:33:49] <GunArm1> dont' know what
was going on with mv
L1029[10:34:00] <gamax92>
#BlameSangar
L1030[10:34:02] <Vexatos> GunArm1, made a
local repo?
L1031[10:34:04] <GunArm1> something wierd
about the wildcard with it
L1032[10:34:06] <gamax92> I really hope
that pings him.
L1033[10:34:28] <GunArm1> Vexatos: no not
really *cloned* the repo in git terms
L1034[10:34:40] <GunArm1> just used the
gitrepo script to wget the github files
L1035[10:34:49] <gamax92> GitLove
L1036[10:34:54] <Vexatos> I mean, you
read that OPPM wiki page, right?
L1037[10:35:08] <Vexatos> The part about
locally making stuff oppm-available
L1038[10:35:46] <GunArm1> i have not read
it yet. I just got oppm set up last night before I went to
bed
L1039[10:36:38] <Vexatos> The wiki page
explains how to set up an OPPM repo
L1040[10:36:40] <Gopher> just did oppm
install gml-examples, worked like a charm
L1041[10:36:50] <Vexatos> i.e. how to
register your repo with OPPM
L1042[10:36:57] <Vexatos> locally or
globally
L1043[10:36:59] <Vexatos> Gopher,
nice
L1044[10:37:17] <Vexatos> +12 style
points for actually using the dependency feature
L1045[10:37:22] <GunArm1> Vexatos: oh, I
was just talking about downloading the gml libs/examples from
gophers repo
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L1047[10:37:49] <GunArm1> but i'm working
on a project i'll probably want in oppm eventually so I'll
certainly read it
L1048[10:37:56] <GunArm1> and hit you up
when i have something
L1049[10:38:21] <Vexatos> :P
L1050[10:38:25] <Vexatos> Ah that you
mean
L1051[10:38:26] <Gopher> kenny's been
gone almost as long as I was, hasn't he?
L1052[10:38:30] <Vexatos> well, now it is
"oppm install gml"
L1053[10:39:29] <Vexatos> Btw, Gopher,
"hidden" makes a package not appear in "oppm
list" or the website, but it still can be gotten using
"oppm install" or dependencies of other packages
L1054[10:39:42] <Gopher> yah, I got that
from the comments
L1055[10:39:55] <GunArm1> security by
obscurity!
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L1057[10:40:54] <Vexatos> k
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L1060[10:43:13] <Gopher> I'd almost
forgotten about gss.. the gml stylesheets, based on css
L1061[10:44:17] <Caitlyn> Gopher, yeah
Kenny has been gone for ages
L1062[10:44:33] <Caitlyn> he AFKed one
day... and never came back
L1063[10:44:46] <Caitlyn> well he left
here.. but he idled my channel
L1064[10:45:09] <gamax92> lack of
control
L1065[10:45:18] <Gopher> eh?
L1066[10:45:24] <gamax92> I though Kenny
got banned from here?
L1067[10:45:41] <Caitlyn> gamax92, I
don't remember and I'd have to find old logs :p
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L1070[10:45:55] <Gopher> he was prone to
bouts of irrational behavior at times, from what I remember,
lol
L1071[10:46:04] <Caitlyn> yeeaaaah
L1072[10:46:07] <Gopher> he was a
frustrating person to help
L1073[10:46:16] <Gopher> because even
when asking for help he was sure he knew everything, lol
L1074[10:46:30] <GunArm1> Kenny went out
for a pack of cigarettes
L1075[10:46:30] <Gopher> arguing with me
about how gml worked while asking me how to get something to work
XD
L1076[10:46:30] <Caitlyn> Yep..
L1077[10:47:07] <Caitlyn> I helped him
get LC_Control working he'd ask me how a method worked I'd explain
it and he'd argue..
L1078[10:47:15] <Gopher> yah, lol
L1079[10:47:30] <Caitlyn> ¬_¬ dude I
WROTE that method, I know what it does
L1080[10:47:44] <Gopher> is there a
compelling reason we can't have a blanket license on the
OpenPrograms group that allows taking over abandoned projects?
lol
L1081[10:47:47] <Temia> Sheesh
L1082[10:48:00] <Lizzy> gamax92: i never
banned him
L1083[10:48:02] <Gopher> I know it can't
really apply retroactively
L1084[10:48:19] <GunArm1> so if you
really want to get a hold of him to ask about CompViewer, can't you
message him through github or something?
L1085[10:48:20] <Gopher> but I, for one,
wouldn't have any objection
L1086[10:48:37] <gamax92> I remember him
trying to tell me through magical methods that do not exist in the
floppy controller of how to get more data
L1087[10:48:53] <Gopher> heh
L1088[10:49:17] <Caitlyn> Is that the
time when he was proven wrong he switched to OH I was talking about
real floppies?
L1089[10:49:24] <Cruor> Vexatos: well,
thats one less block in the computer room, thanks :p
L1090[10:49:26] <Caitlyn> or was that
some other time? :P
L1091[10:49:31] <Gopher> lol
L1092[10:49:51] <Caitlyn> Kenny was a
good guy.. most of the time
L1093[10:50:12] <Gopher> yah
L1094[10:50:18] <Lizzy> his occasional
mood swings were bad though :/
L1095[10:50:21] <Gopher> just very
frustrating at other times
L1096[10:50:23] <Caitlyn> Yes
L1097[10:50:24] <Caitlyn> and Yes
L1098[10:50:53] <Vexatos> Gopher, the
default license is none, i.e. "It would be All Rights Reserved
if anyone cared, but these are Lua scripts for a computer mod of a
game"
L1099[10:51:07] <Gopher> yah, I
know
L1100[10:51:27] ***
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L1101[10:51:33] <gamax92>
Techokami!
L1102[10:51:42] <Techokami>
ahouurgh
L1103[10:52:25] <Vexatos>
Techo/kamo
L1104[10:52:26] <Negi> Thanks heavens,
OC's modinfo is perf filled.
L1105[10:52:27] <Vexatos> kami*
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L1107[10:52:29] <Vexatos> >_>
L1108[10:52:55] <gamax92> such
typing.
L1109[10:54:31] <Caitlyn> I wish
sessionserv listed current connections and not just max
L1110[10:55:00] <Vexatos> oppm list
connections
L1111[10:55:13] <Caitlyn> o_O
L1112[10:55:42] <Cruor> does Odd get
square pixels with OC?
L1113[10:55:46] <GunArm1> odd that the
reactor computer port doesn't have a getMaxEnergyStored()
method
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L1115[10:56:16] <GunArm1> even if it's a
constant, if it were me I'd add that method for people to use
incase it changes later
L1116[10:56:41] <Caitlyn>
#BlameE.Beef
L1117[10:56:45] <GunArm1> ya
L1118[11:01:11] <gamax92> I need
sleep
L1119[11:02:03] <Lizzy> home time
\o.
L1121[11:02:59] -Kibibyte- [Caitlyn] Kerbal
Space Program - Dragonslayer 818 | by applebased | 1m8s | 1d0h ago
| 121 views | Rated:
5.00/5.00
L1122[11:03:00] <Caitlyn> \o/
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L1126[11:28:27] <Negi> Hey anyone, is
anyone keeping track of used ports or anything ?
L1127[11:29:58] <samis> Negi, such an app
would be easy to make
L1128[11:30:13] <samis> wire up a web
form and table with a database perhaps
L1129[11:31:01] <vifino> samis: pls, just
answer the question
L1130[11:31:05] <vifino> Negi: No.
L1131[11:31:22] <samis> vifino, I believe
the answer was implied
L1132[11:31:26] <samis> Stary2001, ^
agree?
L1133[11:31:42] <Magik6k> vifino, Why
not, It's just keeping track of usage, not reserving
L1134[11:31:46] <Stary2001> heh
L1135[11:32:07] <vifino> Magik6k: Please,
before you say random garbage, at least read the question ¬_¬
L1136[11:32:08] <Caitlyn> Magik6k, vifino
wasn't saying no to the suggestion... just saying no that no one is
tracking them currently
L1137[11:32:31] <samis> you could also
have it output something similar to an /etc/services file
L1138[11:32:45] <Negi> vifino: Even
though he's slightly OOS, he's right. :I
L1139[11:32:50] <Negi> OOT*
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L1142[11:33:25] <vifino> Negi: Still, he
should just have answered your question instead of saying how
simple such a thing is ¬_¬
L1143[11:34:09] <Inari> used ports for
what
L1144[11:34:19] *
vifino returns to writing compilers
L1145[11:34:30] <Caitlyn> Inari,
servers?
L1146[11:35:36] <Negi> Protocols and
such. Like, if you're afraid your protocol might interfere with
another one, don't be a butt and use another port or something
*shrugs*
L1147[11:36:02] <Inari> well 80 is
used
L1148[11:36:03] <Inari> :3
L1149[11:36:32] <Negi> There are 65536
ports or 65535 ?
L1150[11:37:05] <Caitlyn> Inari, are
there any httpds running in OC?
L1151[11:37:10] <Caitlyn> is not thne 80
isn't used :P
L1152[11:37:53] <samis> I'd imagine port
53 has been used multiple times over
L1153[11:37:56] <vifino> s/is(.*)/If not
then 80 is most likely not used :P/
L1154[11:37:56] <Kibibyte>
<Caitlyn> If not then 80 is most likely not used :P
L1155[11:38:56] <Inari> vifino: did you
just retype the snetnec eot fix an obvious error?
L1156[11:39:35] <vifino>
s/vifino:(.*)/vifino: Did you just retype the sentence to fix an
obvious error?/
L1157[11:39:35] <Kibibyte> <Inari>
vifino: Did you just retype the sentence to fix an obvious
error?
L1158[11:39:38] <vifino> Yes :D
L1159[11:40:04] <vifino> I'm bored and
stuck with writing either on my compiler or on my cgi app.
L1160[11:40:07] <vifino> :(
L1161[11:40:17] <vifino> Don't hate me
for that. :(
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L1163[11:46:04] <Negi> I wonder if a
service discovery protocol would be of any use.
L1164[11:47:55] <Inari> "so i heard
you like protocols so i wrote a protocol fro you to find
protocols"?
L1165[11:48:06] <samis> Negi, problem is
it would either a) need to be implemented by every service or b)
need to know how to discover every servicde
L1166[11:48:18] <Negi> Hm, yeah...True
:I
L1167[11:49:04] <Negi> Ugh what hasn't
been done in OC that could be useful ? ._.
L1168[11:50:14] <Vexatos> a
drone-with-radar-and-beep-card alarm system?
L1169[11:50:16] <Oddstr13> do I get pixel
level access with OC?
L1170[11:50:28] *
vifino eats Vexatos
L1171[11:50:50] <Oddstr13> I wana draw
graphs and stuff
L1172[11:50:54] <Vexatos> Oddstr13, you
do
L1173[11:51:07] <Negi> Half-block
characters, Oddstr13.
L1175[11:51:41] <Inari> Oddstr13:
"pixel-level" like editing single chars?
L1176[11:51:44] <Inari> or like drawing
pixels
L1177[11:51:55] <Vexatos>
<Oddstr13>
I wana draw graphs and stuff
L1178[11:52:00] <Inari> you get both that
is xD
L1179[11:52:20] <Oddstr13> Inari: as in
individual pixles :P
L1180[11:52:28] <Inari> yeah
L1181[11:52:37] <Inari> for that you use
the normal setting of chars
L1182[11:52:42] <Inari> but you use a
unicode half block char
L1183[11:53:35] <Oddstr13> that gives me
square pixles?
L1184[11:53:39] <Inari> ▀
L1185[11:53:40] <Inari> yup
L1186[11:53:49] <Inari> the top is fg
color
L1187[11:53:51] <Inari> the bottom bg
color
L1188[11:53:52] <Inari> :3
L1189[11:53:55] <Oddstr13> nice
L1190[11:54:12] <Inari> or they were
square last i tried at least
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L1192[11:54:16] <Oddstr13> can write a
interface for that, if none exists
L1193[11:54:23] <Inari> yeah, it isnt to
ohard
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L1196[11:54:29] <Inari> max res should be
160x100 then
L1197[11:54:47] <Oddstr13> basicly just a
pixel buffer :P
L1198[11:54:56] <Inari> sadly you can
thave 4 colors
L1199[11:55:01] <Inari> else
320x100
L1200[11:55:03] <Inari> *-*
L1201[11:55:20] <Oddstr13> 160x100 is
actually quite good
L1202[11:55:49] <Oddstr13> I have a
128x64 display lying on my table here
L1203[11:55:55] <Inari> gimme a way to
print a char over another char please?
L1204[11:55:57] <Oddstr13> also a 48x84
one
L1205[11:57:07] <Inari> i still hope VRAM
and shader stuff gets implemented
L1206[11:57:54] <Temia> Eeeee, other
people are talking about pixel drawing :D
L1207[11:57:57] <Temia> This makes me
happy.
L1208[11:58:28] <Temia> I do hope that we
do at least get a basic backbuffer, granted.
L1209[11:59:13] <Temia> I could work with
that '-'
L1210[12:00:53] <Oddstr13> Temia: what do
you mean with backbuffer?
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L1212[12:01:27] <Temia> As in an
offscreen buffer where we can do indirect draws before doing a
bufferswap all at once... or just selective copies to the onscreen
buffer.
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L1215[12:02:14] <Oddstr13> Temia: it's
called RAM
L1216[12:02:16] <Oddstr13> :P
L1217[12:02:29] <Temia> No it
isn't.
L1218[12:02:46] <Temia> You can't make
direct rectangular copies of colorised data from an object in
RAM.
L1219[12:03:04] <Oddstr13> I guess
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L1221[12:03:40] <Temia> THAT'S what a
backbuffer would be useful for. Simultaneous drawing of complex
graphical data.
L1222[12:04:15] <Temia> No tearing from a
display redraw when you inevitably run out of drawing operations
per tick or anything.
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L1225[12:15:04] <Negi> METAMETAMETA
L1226[12:17:14] <Gopher> temia, gml uses
it's own gfxbuffer api, not sure it would be suitable for your
particular needs, though
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L1228[12:18:10] <Gopher> well, gfxbuffer
and canvas apis actually
L1229[12:18:19] <Gopher> canvas is the
one that is compatible with the gpu api
L1230[12:19:23] <Gopher> canvas is a
perfect back-buffer, you just create one, can specify another
buffer as a parent or it defaults to parenting to the primary
gpu
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L1232[12:22:05] <Gopher> hrm... looking
at it, I'm wondering if I actually /used/ canvas in the final
gml... I implemented it intending to, but I must not because it
still has debug prints in it lol
L1233[12:22:28] <Gopher> well, just in
the copy() method, so I may just not be using that method
L1234[12:26:45] <Gopher> hmm. Looks like
I only ended up using gfxbuffer, which probably isn't what you
would want. It just provides a way to buffer up draw commands and
then merge them into a single draw, so that, ex, if you re-write a
given screen character multiple times, only the last rewrite
actually gets made as a hardware call.
L1235[12:27:36] <Gopher> it is compatible
with gpu, though
L1236[12:27:59] <Gopher> at least,
approximately
L1237[12:28:27] <Gopher> dunno if it
supports all functions or jsut the ones I needed
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L1240[12:33:28] <Gopher> I might move
those to a separate package that gml just depends on at some
point...
L1241[12:35:13] <gamax92> must create
program for oc
L1242[12:35:30] <Gopher> then you
should
L1243[12:35:32] <gamax92> yes
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L1245[12:40:41] <Negi> So long since I
last Lua-ed.
L1246[12:41:13] <Gopher> I've been taking
little steps towards adding the actual Gui Mark-up Language feature
to GML, which it's named for but never actually got XD
L1247[12:41:37] <Gopher> but GML is
pointless except as a means to allowing me to make a gui ide for
developing gui programs
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L1251[12:45:33] <Gopher> ah, right, I
needed a multi-line text input control to make the ide, too
L1252[12:46:30] <gamax92> I might use gml
to make something :D
L1253[12:47:03] <Gopher> I would strongly
encourage it for totally objective reasons :D <_<
L1254[12:47:18] <gamax92> what
L1255[12:47:33] <Gopher> All programs
should use gml, and I'm totally unbiased
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L1258[12:55:13] <Temia> Gopher: Ooh :o
This is very useful.
L1259[12:55:31] <Temia> Now I just need
to find if anyone's implemented a pixel drawing library yet
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L1264[13:08:14] <Negi> ~w
convention
L1266[13:08:17] <Negi> Nope
L1267[13:09:30] <Negi> Wasn't there a
page about coding habits we were supposed to use ?
L1268[13:11:46] <Lizzy> i think that was
on the github based wiki
L1269[13:12:00] <Negi> Oh true
L1270[13:12:14] <Negi> Thanks
L1272[13:16:05] <Gopher> I violate the
last two pretty consistently, I think
L1273[13:16:13] <Gopher> oh, and I never
sort my requires alphabetically :P
L1275[13:16:38] <gamax92> Everything
ocdoc knows about.
L1276[13:17:23] <Inari> > comments
increase ram the program sues
L1277[13:17:24] <Inari> Oo
L1278[13:17:36] <Caitlyn> don't sue my
RAM!
L1279[13:17:53] <Gopher> I would hope
that's only during loading when the program is compiled to
bytecode
L1280[13:17:54] *
Lizzy sue's Caitlyn's ram
L1281[13:18:15] <Caitlyn> pfft goog luck,
my RAM is as broke as I am
L1282[13:18:56] <gamax92> you could run
your programs through a code compressor i guess.
L1283[13:19:14] <gamax92> remove all
comments, white space, and shorten locals
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L1291[13:27:14] <DeanIsaKitty> Lizzy: I
copied the Lua Conventions to the wiki
L1292[13:27:23] <Lizzy> h
L1293[13:27:26] <Lizzy> ah*
L1294[13:28:36] <gamax92> boop
L1295[13:28:36] <ocdoc> DB Update
Detected, reloading ..
L1296[13:28:36] <ocdoc> Everything's
cool
L1297[13:28:46] <gamax92> tada
L1298[13:29:00] <DeanIsaKitty> ~w
conventions
L1300[13:29:03] <DeanIsaKitty> :3
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L1303[13:30:32] <gamax92> ~w issues
L1305[13:30:37] <gamax92> i forgot i put
that in
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L1316[14:11:38] <Temia> moop.
L1317[14:11:42] <Vexatos> meep
L1318[14:11:46] <Temia> So I'm suddenly
wondering.
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L1320[14:12:07] <Temia> does cron.d have
something set up to refresh its state after the system resumes from
an S1/S3 event?
L1321[14:12:34] <Temia> I'm mostly
pondering this because my panel clock tends to lag behind until it
is due for a normal update after suspending my laptop .-.
L1322[14:13:46] <Temia> which made me
wonder about other system time correction methods that may or
should be in place.
L1323[14:14:12] <Caitlyn> ntpd ftw?
L1324[14:14:12] <Temia> Then again
xfce4's panels kind of have weak signal support in general. The
battery widget POLLS. Fucking POLLS.
L1325[14:14:48] <Temia> THERE IS AN ACPI
INTERFACE TO GET EVENTS WHEN THE SYSTEM'S (UN)PLUGGED OR IF THE %
CHANGES AND YOU POLL!?
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L1329[14:16:35] <Temia> D:
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L1333[14:18:15] <samis> yes, ntpd
ftw
L1334[14:18:30] <samis> only had to give
it a kick once
L1335[14:18:35] <samis> in my entire
install
L1336[14:19:10] <Caitlyn> <3
ntpd
L1337[14:19:33] <Caitlyn> previously I
had a cron running ntpupdate every 5 minutes and clock drift
SUUUUCKED
L1338[14:19:48] <Caitlyn> moved to ntpd
and within 10 minutes my clock was perfect and hasn't twitched
since
L1339[14:22:12] <Temia> Yeah, the clock
itself works fine, it's just that the panel fails to update in a
timely manner
L1340[14:22:22] <Temia> Which is dumb
:(
L1341[14:22:49] <Temia> Am I going to
have to fix this myself? Am I going to have to be the one to drive
some level of event-driving to a desktop environment that's existed
for a while now?
L1342[14:23:19] <Temia> ...I can
words
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L1346[14:26:07] <samis> Temia, file a bug
for xfce?
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L1348[14:26:42] <Temia> Eh, I might, but
only if it looks like they have a good turnover time. If not, I'll
just do it myself and a pull request instead.
L1349[14:26:45] <Temia> *and file
L1350[14:27:16] <Negi> Oh so this
explains that
L1351[14:27:34] <Negi> When I had xfce on
Arch, it was quick to fill up my memory and begin swappin'
hard.
L1352[14:27:42] <Negi> I had to kill
upowerd D:
L1353[14:27:45] <Temia> Hmm. Haven't had
that issue myself.
L1354[14:27:50] <Caitlyn> me either
:/
L1355[14:28:00] <Temia> Must've been
fixed since then.
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L1357[14:29:50] <Negi> Duh there is
already two DNS systems out there but I'll have to write my own
anyway :I
L1358[14:30:10] <samis> Negi, if you want
I have a half-implemented one you can finish
L1359[14:30:29] <Negi> samis:
Depends.
L1360[14:30:34] <samis> Negi, on?
L1361[14:30:46] <Negi> The way you code
*shrugs*
L1362[14:31:02] <samis> I also took the
time to write up protocol docs *before* the actual code
L1363[14:31:24] <Negi> Thanks god, I'm
not alone to do that.
L1364[14:32:01] <Negi> I actually want to
implement my own because I want to use rc.lua, and to overwrite all
of them methods for sending and broadcasting c:
L1365[14:32:12] <samis> oh, and I
seperated it into an OOP core and a frontend which handled
networking
L1366[14:32:47] <Negi> (And also both the
systems you can find on the forums don't implement CNames.)
L1367[14:33:03] <Negi> samis, mind if I
take a peek at your protocol docs, then ?
L1368[14:33:18] <samis> let me find the
piratepad
L1370[14:34:52] <samis> likely has some
minor flaws, but eh
L1371[14:35:46] <Temia> Am I uncouth for
calling the Raspberry Pi 2 the Raspberry Tau?
L1372[14:36:01] <samis> no
L1373[14:38:01] <Negi> samis: It's
actually good, though I'd say a few things could be done in more
efficient ways :I
L1374[14:38:18] <samis> Negi, it's a
piratepad, edit all you like :p
L1375[14:38:40] <samis> feedback is a
good thing
L1376[14:39:40] <samis> who's Leek?
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L1378[14:40:40] <Negi> Me
L1379[14:40:47] <samis> ah
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L1386[15:08:25] <gamax92> woah
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L1388[15:09:47] <samis> gamax92, hi
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L1390[15:09:52] <gamax92> y u dns
L1391[15:10:02] <samis> gamax92, why I
not
L1392[15:12:37] <samis> Negi, opinion of
code?
L1393[15:14:48] <Negi> samis: It's a bit
confusing at first.
L1394[15:15:14] <samis> meh, I literally
wrote it in a few days
L1395[15:15:28] <samis> with an attitude
of 'get this shit done fast, but don't make WTFCode'
L1396[15:16:30] <Negi> True that it took
me 40 days to write PhiBase. :î
L1398[15:17:50] <Negi> Hey samis, you
didn't test your code, did you ?
L1399[15:18:19] <samis> Negi, I tested it
while I was developing it
L1400[15:18:37] <samis> meaning that
while it 'works' syntax-wise, it probably doesn't work
semantic-wise
L1401[15:18:57] <Negi> cuz sendError
would crash.
L1402[15:19:11] <samis> damm
L1403[15:19:35] <Negi> Yeah, no implied
casting in Lua.
L1404[15:27:38] <Negi> Also, even though
I do like OOP, I don't know if it's really appropriate here.
L1405[15:27:57] <samis> eh
L1406[15:28:54] <Gopher> oop tends to be
overdone in oc and cc both, in my experience
L1407[15:29:11] <Gopher> and particularly
in oc, there are very real costs involved in memory overhead
L1408[15:29:19] <Negi> ie, you could
easily turn it in a background task, and simplify the code a lot.
That's just a thought, tho.
L1409[15:29:22] <samis> Never considered
that.
L1410[15:31:18] <Inari> in my experience
memory in OC is some wild mysterious creature :P
L1411[15:31:35] <Inari> successive calls
to getFreeMemory seem to return arbitrary values
L1412[15:31:46] <Inari> or freeMemory i
think it was
L1413[15:31:58] <Gopher> that is
primarily due to the wonder of garbage collection, I think,
heh
L1414[15:32:07] <Inari> nothing to GC
though
L1415[15:32:18] <Gopher> ha
L1416[15:32:25] <Inari> unless it creates
some javasdie garbage when drawing/printing
L1417[15:32:28] <Gopher> so many things
to gc
L1418[15:32:41] <Inari> and even then
jumping between 100 and a few thousand in emmory free is a bit...
bizarre
L1419[15:32:52] <Gopher> loads and loads
and loads of hashtables
L1420[15:33:01] <Inari> created by
what?
L1421[15:33:10] <Gopher> created by
everything, lol
L1422[15:33:19] <Negi> The magic of
friendship, Inari.
L1423[15:33:31] <Inari> Gopher: so
java-side code?
L1424[15:34:22] *
samis never actually measured memory usage of his half-finished
code
L1425[15:34:59] <Gopher> yes and no. I
mean, remember, every time you run a program, it's compiling it in
memory, and every time you call a function, it's creating a context
for that function
L1426[15:35:09] <Inari> im not running
any programs though
L1427[15:35:12] <Inari> its a
eeprom
L1428[15:35:44] <Inari> calling functiosn
- maybe
L1429[15:35:53] <Inari> still seems odd
that it woudl suddenly return a few thousand free after 2
free
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L1431[15:36:15] <Gopher> it's a lazy
garbage collector, lol
L1432[15:36:39] <Gopher> I dunno all the
mechanics of lua's in particular, I think it tries to do some kind
of recycling too? but not positive
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L1434[15:37:08] <Inari> doesnt sound like
it should be a language wiht memory restrictions XD
L1435[15:37:15] <Gopher> it really
shouldn't, lol
L1436[15:37:17] *
Inari wants allocatable memory
L1437[15:37:39] <Gopher> though it's not
as bad as it could be, really.
L1438[15:38:10] <Inari> well it is if
you're trying to make a program that doesnt run out of memory
xD
L1439[15:38:11] <Negi> Lua can run on a
NDS.
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L1441[15:38:24] <Negi> It has a garbage
collector :î
L1442[15:38:52] <Gopher> lua cna handle
very low-memory environments, but there's still a reason garbage
collection didn't become common until computers got fast and ram
got cheap, heh
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L1444[15:39:11] <Inari> no GC is always
better :3
L1445[15:39:18] <Gopher> also, embedded
lua systems usually use custom garbage collection routines that
tend to be a bit less lazy and more aggressive
L1446[15:39:25] <Gopher> like lua for
gba
L1447[15:39:28] <Gopher> (which was a
thing)
L1448[15:40:05] <Gopher> the version of
lua we're using, and it's GC algos, were written to run on modern
desktop computers, lol
L1449[15:40:10] <vifino> Negi: Wee, I
finished my nodejs express-like middleware lua cgi app thing
\o/
L1450[15:40:11] <Inari> i'D rather just
use something else for embedded..
L1451[15:40:16] <Gopher> so they don't
cope well with suddenly having only 64k of memory XD
L1452[15:40:21] <Negi> Lua exists on Wii,
NDS, PS2, PSP, ATTiny...
L1453[15:40:23] <Negi> Etc.
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L1456[15:40:30] <Negi> vifino: Yay
L1457[15:40:38] <vifino> Negi: :D
L1458[15:40:47] <Negi> Lua also exists on
some calculators (and I'm NOT talking about the NSpire)
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L1461[15:41:11] <Negi> And you can
disable the garbage collecting as of Lua 5.2
L1463[15:41:39] <Inari> Negi: how do you
free and allocate then :o
L1464[15:42:11] <samis> Negi, exactly how
much simpler would the code be
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L1467[15:49:09] <Negi> samis: Waddya mean
? By not using OOP ? Hm
L1468[15:49:24] <Negi> I don't know
exactly. I guess that everything could fit in one file.
L1469[15:49:47] <Inari> ah that kind of
disable
L1470[15:49:53] <Inari> i thoguht
completely removing it
L1471[15:50:04] <samis> Negi, I seperated
them in order to make the core reusable for example, in an
inetd-like superserver as well as just a standalone frontend
L1472[15:50:07] <Negi> rc.lua more like
"Doc where ?"
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L1474[15:54:09] <Negi> Also samis, why
not using the modem's ability to transmit multiple objects at the
same time without any other cost ?
L1475[15:54:21] <Negi> anymore*
L1476[15:54:40] <Negi> That would reduce
a bit the processing involved, by having the data already split at
reception.
L1477[15:56:24] <samis> huh? that's a
thing?
L1478[15:56:38] <Negi> ~w
component:modem
L1480[15:56:56] <samis> must've
overlooked it at the time
L1481[15:56:57] <Negi> Most
definitely
L1482[15:57:19] <Gopher> welp, 2/3 of the
work is done to convert valid .gml format files into executable lua
programs.
L1483[15:58:19] <Gopher> Because I'm
strange, it's the first third (the basic loading of gml files) and
the last (outputting lua from a properly formatted and validated
source tree) that's done
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L1485[15:58:48] <Gopher> with the middle
part, turning the raw loaded gml into the properly validated tree
structure, that's not done
L1486[16:01:00] <Gopher> and when that
part is finished.. I will have something that is only useful to
people who want to write programs directly in gml instead of lua. I
can't imagine why they would want to do this.
L1487[16:01:23] <Gopher> well, also
useful to me, when and if I ever write a visual ide for making gml
programs
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L1489[16:04:19] <TabletCube> Negi:
back
L1490[16:04:21] <Negi> ~w io
L1492[16:04:33] <Negi> TabletCube ?
L1493[16:04:46] <TabletCube> You saw me
quit didn't you
L1494[16:04:55] <Negi> I want to precise
that I have no fast memory.
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L1498[16:05:58] <Negi> Hey, who wrote
rc.lua, actually ?
L1499[16:06:57] <vifino> Negi's memory is
SDRAM.
L1500[16:07:04] <Negi> Raise your hand if
not being able to search terms less than 3 characters is
frustrating !
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L1503[16:11:33] <Gopher> originally,
rmellema on github.
L1504[16:11:40] <Lizzy> aka Wobbo
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L1507[16:13:51] <Negi> WUB WUB
L1508[16:14:06] <Negi> I'll have to ask
xe some stuff about it :I
L1509[16:14:44] <Lizzy> .wobbo
L1510[16:14:44] <^v> Lizzy,
WobboooooooooWooooooooobbooooooooWobboooooooooWooooooobboooooooooWoooooobbooooooWoooooooooobbooooooooooWoooobboooooWooooooooobbooooooooo
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L1516[16:29:30] <Negi> I'm an awful
person.
L1517[16:29:50] <Negi> The server I'm
writing while following samis's documentation is called
Hermes.
L1519[16:32:59] <GunArm1> its one of his
"favorite idioms"? anyone who thinks x = a and b or c is
more readable than x = a ? b : c belongs in a mental
institution
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L1522[16:33:54] *
GunArm1 actually doesn't want to start a flame war
L1523[16:35:32] <PotatoTrumpet> :/
L1524[16:35:39] <PotatoTrumpet> FLAME WAR
FLAME WAR
L1525[16:35:51] *
PotatoTrumpet throws fire at GunArm
L1526[16:35:54] <GunArm1> i'm sure it
just seems this way because it's new to me
L1527[16:36:12] <GunArm1> but a ? in a
ternary operator reads as asking the boolean a question
L1528[16:36:54] <GunArm1> the "a and
b or c" thing is truely an idiom in the literal definition of
a phrase that wouldn't make sense at all if it weren't for people
conventionally recognizing the pattern
L1529[16:37:13] <GunArm1> although that
is not true since the computer is interpretting it logically
L1530[16:37:53] <TabletCube> Negi: why
hermes?
L1531[16:41:10] <Negi> TabletCube:
"God of boundaries, travel, communication, trade, language,
and writing."
L1532[16:41:13] <Negi> Sandrafk:
L1533[16:41:19] <Negi> Woops sorry.
L1534[16:41:34] <TabletCube> Ah. Make
sure to give credit :)
L1535[16:41:53] <TabletCube> Ah. Make
sure to give credit :)
L1536[16:42:00] <TabletCube> fail
L1537[16:42:27] <TabletCube> I meant to
say 'and use a good VCS if possible'
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L1539[16:43:35] <Negi> Give credit what
for ?...I'm not even sure I'll get this published, I'll show it to
samis first. And I'm still writing the fiiiiirst thing.
L1540[16:43:43] <Gopher> the worst is
when Very Clever People know that ?: returns an lvalue and do
things like "(a>b?a:b)=stuff"
L1541[16:43:46] <ShadowKatStudios>
o/
L1542[16:43:52] <Lizzy> o\
L1543[16:44:02] *
TabletCube is samis
L1544[16:44:24] <TabletCube> ./ns info
me
L1545[16:44:56] <Lizzy> TabletCube, no
you're CompanionCube
L1546[16:45:16] <TabletCube> Lizzy: and
CompanionCube == samis
L1547[16:45:33] <TabletCube> so
transitively TabletCube == samis
L1548[16:51:12] <TabletCube> Negi:
^
L1549[16:53:20] <Inari> the cube is a
lie
L1550[16:53:38] <Negi> I have no
logic.
L1551[16:53:39] <ShadowKatStudios> the
lie is a cube
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L1553[16:54:01] <gamax92> Temia:
moo
L1554[16:54:02] <nwmqpa> Not the cube is
a lie ?
L1555[16:54:05] <Inari> the lie is a
lie
L1556[16:54:25] <Negi> TabletCube:
Actually I won't put credit because I suck with these kind of
thingies so you'll see the files and deal with these however you
wish to :I
L1557[16:54:31] <Negi> You'll add it
eventually.
L1558[16:54:45] <Negi> Don't even have to
publish it *shrugs*
L1559[16:54:49] <Inari> just add:
"All credit goes to our benelovent overlord Negi"
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L1561[16:56:13] <nwmqpa> If OC have a
compatibility with all the ComputerCraft stuff , did the peripheral
proxy works ?
L1562[16:56:37] <Negi> OBTW I'm rewriting
the commands, TabletCube.
L1563[16:57:22] <TabletCube> Negi: fair
'nuff
L1564[16:57:29] <TabletCube>
Example?
L1565[16:59:03] <Temia> Moo.
L1566[16:59:23] <Negi> QUERY becomes
"DNS 1.0, query, <domain>" where each comma denotes
a new "piece" of data in modem.send.
L1567[16:59:39] <Negi> DNS 1.0 always
appear first, then comes the command and its arguments.
L1568[17:00:36] <TabletCube> so you
basically condense it? Neat.
L1569[17:00:39] <Negi> I also added the
"DNS 1.0, fetch" broadcast, which allows the client to
get a DNS server in cache if it doesn't have knowledge of
any.
L1570[17:01:15] <Negi> And "DNS 1.0,
handshake, start" which is sent by the client to first engage
the communication.
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L1572[17:01:32] <TabletCube> I imagine
things like special record types would bump the version?
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L1574[17:02:10] <Negi> Yep.
L1575[17:02:54] <Negi> Though the version
won't be bumped, for exemple, when I'll add Cerberus
authentification.
L1576[17:03:13] <Negi> (Yes I'm a greek
mythology nerd)
L1577[17:03:31] <TabletCube> I'll
basically say 'Code is by Negi, Protocol inspired and based on the
original documentation by samis'
L1578[17:03:39] <Negi> Heh
L1579[17:04:14] <Negi> I'm writing it for
RC+Event btw, but I think that it's easily adaptable.
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L1581[17:04:24] <Negi> Anyway, I'm going
to bed. It's already really late.
L1582[17:04:25] <Negi> Night.
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L1593[17:20:47] <kGielo> Hello, anyone
can help me with adding a custom cpu to opencomputers? :c
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L1595[17:21:27] <TabletCube> Sangar:
^
L1596[17:22:57] <kGielo> I've written
already an ItemClass and DriverItemClass, but I don't know what I
must put in architecture class :/
L1597[17:23:03] <Inari> a gtx 970?
L1598[17:27:33] <kGielo> Anyone ?
:(
L1599[17:30:43] <Inari> this is IRC
L1600[17:31:21] <TabletCube> kGielo: try
coming around at a different time
L1601[17:31:29] <Inari> or just idle for
some hours
L1602[17:31:41] <TabletCube> maybe Sangar
or someone else will be around
L1603[17:32:13] <kGielo> I'm from Poland.
I can't just idle for some hours :(
L1604[17:32:17] <kGielo> Becouse
onions.
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L1607[17:33:28] <Inari> well irc is kinda
of the essence of idling
L1608[17:34:02] <kGielo> hahah!
L1609[17:34:21] <kGielo> maybe, do you
know, when Sangar will be on? or... idk
L1610[17:37:40] <Gopher> afraid not
L1611[17:38:21] <kGielo> :(
L1612[17:38:25] <kGielo> Goodnight
everyone.
L1613[17:39:53] <Inari> night
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L1616[17:43:47] *
PotatoTrumpet has a GTX 970
L1617[17:43:51] *
PotatoTrumpet is proud
L1618[17:44:57] <Caitlyn> well I was
going to get a 960.. but now I have to get a 980
L1619[17:45:05] *
TabletCube pours water over PotatoTrumpet's GPU
L1620[17:45:14] <PotatoTrumpet> It's
ok
L1621[17:45:27] <PotatoTrumpet> running
at about room temp
L1622[17:45:41] <TabletCube> Won't it fry
it
L1623[17:45:45] <PotatoTrumpet> ?
L1624[17:45:56] *
PotatoTrumpet shanks TabletCube 1945 times
L1625[17:46:08] <TabletCube> Why#~
L1626[17:46:33] *
TabletCube offers PotatoTrumpet an old Nvidia FX 5200
L1627[17:46:37] <PotatoTrumpet> no
L1628[17:46:40] <PotatoTrumpet> don't
need that crap
L1629[17:46:43] <PotatoTrumpet> I have a
970
L1630[17:46:48] <PotatoTrumpet> and 3.5GB
of VRAM
L1631[17:46:55] <TabletCube>
PotatoTrumpet: which is now dead from water
L1632[17:47:16] *
PotatoTrumpet puts TabletCube inside of a SSD, then defrag's the
SSD 200 times
L1633[17:47:29] *
PotatoTrumpet then wipes the SSD with 22222222 passes
L1634[17:47:35] *
TabletCube reboots from backup
L1635[17:48:09] *
PotatoTrumpet wipes everything, then removes all power from the
computer
L1636[17:48:17] <PotatoTrumpet>
BOOYAH
L1637[17:48:35] <TabletCube>
PotatoTrumpet: my backup is in a physically different
location
L1638[17:50:24] *
SkySom burns down everything
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PotatoTrumpet punches Skye|ZZZ wuth a pillow
L1640[17:50:40] <PotatoTrumpet>
damnit
L1641[17:50:42] <PotatoTrumpet> wrong
person
L1642[17:50:47] <TabletCube> SkySom:
define 'everything'
L1643[17:50:54] *
PotatoTrumpet burns TabletCube
L1644[17:51:02] <SkySom>
everything?
L1645[17:51:07] <SkySom> How does one
define everything?
L1646[17:51:12] <SkySom> Everything can
be anything?
L1647[17:51:14] *
TabletCube can withstand heat up to 4000k
L1648[17:51:14] <SkySom> Or
something
L1649[17:51:45] <TabletCube> SkySom:
everything you can see? Everything on the planet? The entire
universe?
L1650[17:51:53] <Gopher> yourself?
L1651[17:52:45] <Inari> everything i can
see is quite a lot
L1652[17:54:21] <SkySom> Everything
L1653[17:54:45] *
TabletCube reboots in Universe B
L1654[17:55:03] <PotatoTrumpet> Universe
B Console: ERROR: KERNAL PANIC
L1655[17:55:17] <TabletCube>
PotatoTrumpet: how
L1656[17:55:23] <Inari> TabletCube: why
would you reboot in the universe from 4 iterations ago?
L1657[17:55:32] <TabletCube> it's a
userspace process
L1658[17:56:29] <SkySom> ERROR:
undefine
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L1663[18:20:08] <ds84182> gamax92: why
are you not #V
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L1670[18:43:34] <vifino> ds84182: gamax92
hates us for not liking Epic.
L1671[18:44:11] <ds84182> .
L1672[18:44:14] <ds84182> but we like
epic
L1673[18:44:14] <vifino> ikr
L1674[18:44:18] <vifino> wot
L1675[18:44:33] <vifino> wtf, who are
you? Noone likes epicnesstwo
L1676[18:44:51] *
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L1678[18:44:55] <ds84182> there are worse
people we could be dealing with.
L1679[18:45:10] <vifino> Yes, but
still.
L1680[18:45:14] <vifino> I don't like
him.
L1681[18:45:19] <vifino> And he hates me
for that.
L1682[18:45:59] <ds84182> then it's a
hate circle.
L1683[18:46:03] <ds84182> nothing gets
resolved.
L1684[18:46:15] <vifino> k
L1685[18:47:06] <vifino> gamax92 said i
would be his best friend, but he still ignores and hates me like
every 5 minutes q_q
L1686[18:49:10] <Gopher> he hates you on
a predictable schedule?
L1687[18:49:57] <vifino> I have no
idea.
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L1695[19:15:43] <shortybsd> what's up
people
L1696[19:15:52] <Gopher> nada
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L1701[19:38:48] <ping> no.
L1702[19:39:28] <Gopher> so negative,
ping
L1703[19:39:40] <ping> Gopher, nevermind
why i said no
L1704[19:39:44] <dsWhatever> you don't
want me here
L1705[19:39:45] <dsWhatever> k
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L1707[19:40:05] <Gopher> :shrug: didn't
seem important
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L1709[19:41:30] <gamax92> Gopher:
remember that mod with the keypad?
L1710[19:41:40] <Gopher> what,
biolocks?
L1711[19:41:45] <gamax92> yup
L1712[19:41:54] <Gopher> yes, I remember
it. Why do you ask?
L1713[19:42:06] <gamax92> Gopher: do you
remember when I had to patch it?
L1714[19:42:11] <Gopher> yes
L1715[19:42:15] <ping> gamax92, why is
everyone fighting
L1716[19:42:16] <gamax92> :D
L1717[19:42:17] <ping> im scared
L1718[19:42:18] <Gopher> I appreciated
that, by the way
L1719[19:42:31] <Gopher> who's
fighting?
L1720[19:44:40] <ping> channel who should
not be mentioned
L1721[19:45:19] <Gopher> that moment when
you realise you did something the hard way and now you have to
throw away hours of pointless hard work to replace it with
something better...
L1722[19:46:22] <gamax92> lol yeah
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L1786[20:30:46] <Gopher> lol.
"unrecoverable error: not enough memory"
L1787[20:31:12] <Gopher> not doing
anything new, just the umpteenth pass in my code-test-debug
cycle
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L1793[20:44:26] <Caitlyn>
craaaaaaaap
L1794[20:44:46] <Caitlyn> IDK when but
one of my HDDs reset.. it's the one that had my turbine control
script
L1795[20:44:49] <Caitlyn> ¬_¬
L1796[20:45:42] <Caitlyn> I suppose this
is the price I pay for using 1.6
L1797[20:46:11] <gamax92> rm
do_not_rm_life_n_death_depends_on_this.lua
L1798[20:46:39] <Caitlyn> Well.. I logged
into the world with the computer bluescreened reporting it had too
many components connected
L1799[20:46:46] <Caitlyn> which is odd
cause it booted up with no issue
L1800[20:49:38] <Caitlyn> Oh good... all
of my component addresses reset too
L1801[20:50:24] <Shuudoushi> Stop
breaking shit Caitlyn!
L1802[20:50:54] <Caitlyn>
print("Chernobyl Monitor v0.1 running")
L1803[20:50:58] <Caitlyn> Which should
explain a lot
L1804[20:51:19] <Shuudoushi> you're still
rebuilding that map?
L1805[20:52:16] <Caitlyn> I've not worked
on it in moooooonths
L1806[20:52:52] <Shuudoushi> Thought for
sure it would be done by now lol
L1807[20:53:29] <Caitlyn> local turb1 =
component.proxy(component.get("167")) local turb1 =
component.proxy(component.get("167")) attempt to call
field (a nil value) :/
L1808[20:53:45] <Caitlyn> err
L1809[20:53:57] <Caitlyn> that 2nd local
= is supposed to be turb1.getRotorSpeed()
L1810[20:53:57] <Shuudoushi> you ever get
around to changing the color of the smoke that comes out of the
smoke stacks?
L1811[20:54:03] <Caitlyn> no
L1812[20:54:11] <Shuudoushi> lazy fucker
lol
L1813[20:54:15] <Caitlyn> ¬_¬
L1814[20:54:22] <Caitlyn> I don't feel
like learning how particals work
L1815[20:54:26] <Caitlyn> particles
too
L1816[20:55:06] <Caitlyn> Oh
right...
L1817[20:55:14] <Caitlyn> this turbine is
167d.... the screen is 167a
L1818[20:55:25] <Shuudoushi> it's like
three fucking lines of code you have to change... the rest is jst
copy/paste...
L1819[20:55:33] <Shuudoushi>
s/jst/just
L1820[20:55:34] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> it's like three fucking lines of code you have
to change... the rest is just copy/paste...
L1821[20:55:54] <Caitlyn> Shuudoushi,
sure.. right go do it then
L1822[20:56:08] <Shuudoushi> I can't Java
to save my life >.>
L1823[20:56:28] <Shuudoushi> change name,
and particle color, done
L1824[20:56:30] <Caitlyn> k then stfu
:D
L1825[20:56:33] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1826[20:56:39] <gamax92> ~w
component.get
L1828[20:57:08] <gamax92> Caitlyn:
component.get("167","turbine") ?
L1829[20:57:32] <Caitlyn> I just did 167d
:P
L1830[20:57:36] <gamax92> oh
L1831[20:57:44] <gamax92> bye sleep
L1832[20:57:54] <Caitlyn> sleep is for
the weak!
L1833[20:58:00] <gamax92> I am weak
L1835[20:59:11] <Shuudoushi> BR is a MUCH
better fit than IC2 reactors
L1836[20:59:35] <Shuudoushi> I think you
need to hide the AE stuff though >.>
L1837[20:59:44] <Shuudoushi> plant it in
the floor or something
L1838[20:59:50] <Caitlyn> Nah.
L1839[21:00:59] <Caitlyn> I mean FFS
there is a Stargate like 10 meters away.. and behind me is the fuel
processor..
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L1841[21:01:08] <gamax92> Caitlyn: What
Am I Looking At
L1842[21:01:09] <Caitlyn> it's not like
you're ever meant to get this close to it
L1843[21:01:41] <Caitlyn> gamax92,
Chernobyl reactor 1 :p
L1844[21:01:48] <gamax92> I just see a
bunch of tanks full of beer
L1845[21:01:56] <gamax92> and crap loads
of cables
L1846[21:02:09] <Caitlyn> beer..?
o_O
L1847[21:02:53] <gamax92> Caitlyn: yes,
your reactor is powered by beer :P
L1848[21:03:03] <Caitlyn> Bioreactor
ftw?
L1849[21:03:44] <gamax92> Caitlyn: LOL i
just noticed MaCoPiX
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L1852[21:05:26] <Caitlyn> <3
L1853[21:05:35] <Caitlyn> yay
L1854[21:05:38] <Caitlyn> video driver
crashed
L1855[21:05:40] <Caitlyn> meh
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L1864[21:41:49] <Gopher> \o/ some number
of hours later, finally done!
L1865[21:42:29] <Gopher> I now have code
that loads gml and is capable of outputting a working lua
program
L1866[21:43:47] <Gopher> as I've gone
along I've remembered more and more things I still have to add,
both to the core gui libraries and to the gml parser and compiler I
just wrote, before I can start properly working on the gml ide,
tho
L1867[21:44:35] <gamax92> yay
L1868[21:45:23] <Gopher> gotta fix the
scroll bar issues, including with list boxes... got to add a
property inspector control (list box where each row is a label and
a field), a value validation scheme for fields...
L1869[21:46:41] <Gopher> and a slew of
other little things :sigh:
L1870[21:46:48] <Gopher> but! a big chunk
of progress has been made!
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L1872[21:51:38] <Gopher> for the first
time in ... 10 months?
L1873[21:52:29] <Alissa> i made progress
once
L1874[21:52:33] <Alissa> then i took a
long nap.
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L1885[23:01:18] <shortybsd> man this is
driving me nuts why my robot can't place or break blocks.
L1886[23:01:27] <Gopher> does it have a
tool?
L1887[23:01:33] <shortybsd> nothing at
all comes up under perms when i toggle debug for
permissionesex
L1888[23:01:37] <Gopher> and does it have
power?
L1889[23:01:51] <Gopher> I guess if you
can turn it on, it must have power
L1890[23:01:52] <shortybsd> power is
disabled via config, tool isn't needed when placing blocks but yes
it has a tool
L1891[23:01:56] <Gopher> and a tool isn't
required to place blocks
L1892[23:02:21] <shortybsd>
=robot.place() returns false
L1893[23:02:22] <Gopher> so I dunno!
cauldron?
L1894[23:03:13] <shortybsd> yes cauldron
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L1896[23:08:08] <shortybsd> correct me if
i am wrong but in the config it is defined
fakePlayerName="[OpenComputers]" so if it was a perm
problem I should see OpenComputers trying to break or place with
pex's debug on yes?
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