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L1[00:03:25] <LewsTherin> Also, how does one
"interrupt" a lua session?
L2[00:03:38] <LewsTherin> This is me coming
from ComputerCraft, ofc.
L3[00:03:39] <Kodos> You mean exit the
interpreter?
L4[00:03:46] <Kodos> Ctrl+C
L5[00:03:50] <LewsTherin> I have a blocking
call (event.pull)
L6[00:04:34] <PotatoTrumpet> LewsTherin,
turn it off then on
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L54[03:33:53] <Kubuxu> .openprg
L56[03:38:59] <Sull|Zzz> Kubuxu: \o
L57[03:39:20] <Kubuxu> Sull|Zzz, \o
L58[03:39:33] <Sull|Zzz> Woops forgot my
name.
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L63[04:11:07] <Izaya> \:D/
L64[04:11:20] <Izaya> My desktop is now
sitting in a clear case!
L65[04:11:31] <Izaya> With a front fan with
LEDs!
L66[04:12:04] <Sulljason> Izaya: \o
L67[04:12:06] <Sulljason> Blibky
L68[04:12:10] <Sulljason> blinky*
L69[04:14:16] <vifino> Ohai Izaya.
L70[04:23:45] <Izaya> also got two RAID
cards and two 200GB IDE drives.
L71[04:24:01] <Izaya> So if I combine that
with my two 160GB drives...
L72[04:24:30] <Izaya> 720GB, plus random
assorted other drives for more RAID :D
L73[04:27:37] <vifino> :| Kay, don't
greet.
L74[04:27:51] <Izaya> also hi vifino
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L76[04:29:10] <vifino> Hello, Izaya.
L77[04:30:00] <Izaya> also 4 blue SATA
cables
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L84[05:33:54] <Sulljason> That table
doesn't look comfortable.
L85[05:34:19] <Izaya> ..?
L86[05:34:30] <Lizzy> Sulljason: you don't
look comfortable
L87[05:34:34] *
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L88[05:34:40] <Lizzy> this be
comfortable
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L96[06:16:20] <Sulljason> Vexatos: \o
L97[06:18:28] <Vexatos> o\
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L99[06:31:00] <RepairMan> hi
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L102[06:34:48] <Lizzy> hai
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L104[06:35:28] <RepairMan> just a question
is github down, getting unicorn! ? im searching if there is a
solution for my proble
L105[06:35:39] <Lizzy> .gs
L106[06:35:39] <EnderBot2> GitHub Status:
minor: "We're seeing high error rates on github.com and are
investigating".. Last updated: 2015-05-06T11:32:14Z
L108[06:35:48] <RepairMan> ok,
thanks
L109[06:35:58] *
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L110[06:35:58] *
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L111[06:35:59] <RepairMan> lovely unicorn
page xD
L112[06:36:26] <Izaya> Huh, github is down
indeed.
L113[06:36:28] <Izaya> Wacky.
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L115[06:37:17] <vifino> Huh.
L116[06:37:55] <Vexatos> Izaya,
wackhub?
L117[06:39:26] <Sulljason> Github is US
based right?
L118[06:39:49] <RepairMan> anybody got
experience with a There was a problem while writing a TileEntity
description packet?
L119[06:40:10] <Sulljason> So some poor
group of sys admins has to deal with a massive outage at 4-7am
:/
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L121[06:41:00] <Izaya> ooohhhfuck
L122[06:41:09] <Izaya> "we're doing
emergency maintenance to recover the site"
L124[06:41:25] <Sulljason> Hopfully they
have a backup lol
L125[06:41:56] <RepairMan> well...
dropping ping but a bunch of exceptions and no app server available
yeah they are in trouble....
L126[06:42:06] <Sulljason> Revocer could
mean backup not OH CRAP WE LOST EVERYTHING.
L127[06:42:28] <Sulljason> getting site
back up*
L128[06:43:39] <Lizzy> .gs
L129[06:43:40] <EnderBot2> GitHub Status:
major: "We're doing emergency maintenance to recover the
site".. Last updated: 2015-05-06T11:40:07Z
L130[06:44:51] <RepairMan> a few days or a
week ago there has been dos attack, someone doesn't like github i
suspect
L131[06:45:50] <Sulljason> Bet its
Microsoft! Can't have all that concentrated open src
freeware!
L132[06:46:12] <RepairMan> xD
L133[06:46:37] <RepairMan> how long do you
think it will take for microsoft to want money from mod
makers?
L134[06:47:03] <Sulljason> Idk can't be
worse then the EULA crap though...
L135[06:47:47] <Sulljason> Maybe it was
Apple. I do vaguely remember Github having rounded corners on some
boxes.
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L142[07:19:48] <Sandra> hohoho, hehehe,
and that's when I went to pee!
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L144[07:25:06] <RepairMan> is there a
place (a file on github?) where all lua function for component or
computer are shown?
L145[07:25:38] <Sulljason> ?
L146[07:25:43] <Sulljason> More
specific?
L147[07:25:51] <Sulljason> ~w
component
L149[07:26:00] <Sandra> ~w
api:component
L151[07:26:08] <Sandra> ~w
api:computer
L153[07:26:09] <Sulljason> good to know
lol
L154[07:26:21] <RepairMan> i don't have
the feeling that the wiki is super actual
L155[07:26:27] <RepairMan> ok, gonna try
it
L156[07:26:40] <Sandra> RepairMan, no, the
wiki is correct.
L157[07:26:45] <RepairMan> ok
L158[07:26:48] <Sandra> the MAJORITY of
the time.
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L160[07:32:14] <Sulljason> ~w
tutorial
L162[07:35:11] <RepairMan> anybody has got
a micro controller example that doesn't makes open computers
internal sever crash?
L163[07:35:27] <Sulljason> o.0
L164[07:36:52] <Sulljason> Well the
microntrollers run code off the EEPROM which is a dif context then
the OS. I as told this was a decently comprehensive list of what
can be called from the EEPROM.
http://ocdoc.cil.li/tutorial:custom_oses
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L166[07:38:30] <Skye> RepairMan: Internal
sever crash?
L167[07:38:36] <RepairMan> yeah, thx im
only using methods listed in that file... but im still getting an
NullPointerException with the message "There was a problem
writing a TileEntity description packet"
L168[07:38:42] <Sulljason> My micro didn't
crash anything, but I havn't written anything for it. Just lost of
rightclicking to make beeping noises.
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L170[07:39:06] <Sandra> RepairMan, uh, can
you upload the log please?
L171[07:39:15] <Sandra> the crash
log?
L172[07:39:17] <RepairMan> Sulljason: yeah
that way but im having to restart minecraft to get micro
controllers working again
L173[07:39:21] <RepairMan> pastebin?
L174[07:39:21] <Sulljason> Running the
latest stable mod version with the right forge? o.0
L175[07:39:25] <Sandra> yeah.
L176[07:39:33] <Sandra> that shouldn't
happen... at all.
L177[07:39:36] <RepairMan> yep, pretty
sure, double checking now
L178[07:40:08] <RepairMan> btw, PLS don't
say me this is related to java 8 or something like that ^^
L179[07:40:20] <Sandra> doubt it.
L180[07:40:34] <Sulljason> Ya they didn't
change anything in the networking libraries afaik.
L181[07:41:09] <Sulljason> They did
depreciate some SSL stuff, but that's it for networking.
L182[07:42:28] <RepairMan> ok, maybe...
maybe forge might be the problem, i hope it is
L183[07:43:51] <Sulljason> Wonder how much
code I can store in a tier 1 mem module
L184[07:44:27] <RepairMan> latest stable
forge build is what im using that shut be what i shut use...
L185[07:45:06] <Sulljason> 1.7.10
pack?
L186[07:45:15] <RepairMan> 1.8
L187[07:45:31] <Sulljason> Oh then any
version I have wouldn't be applicable.
L188[07:45:44] <Sulljason> Thing Sangars
up yet guyz?
L189[07:45:57] <Sulljason> He'ld know best
about the right forge version I think. :/
L190[07:46:09] <Sandra> well he's marked
as away.
L191[07:46:12] <RepairMan> using open
computers 1.5.9 and forge 11.14.1.1334
L192[07:46:23] <Sandra> RepairMan, try...
the latest forge version?
L193[07:46:35] <Sulljason> Sandra:
"[05:44] <RepairMan> latest stable forge build is what
im using that shut be what i shut use..."
L194[07:46:35] <RepairMan> yeah ....
L195[07:46:48] <Sandra> oh okay.
L196[07:46:54] <Sandra> try the
reccomended one then?
L197[07:46:59] <RepairMan> i downloded
forge yesterday so it shut be really actuall
L198[07:47:11] <Sulljason>
Autocorrect?
L199[07:48:02] *
Vexatos would recommend not using 1.8 at all
L200[07:48:16] *
asie recommends not using 1.8 at all
L201[07:48:21] <Sulljason> Ya 1.7.10 is
much better supported mod wise.
L202[07:48:22] <Sandra> yeah, there is
pretty much no reason to use 1.8.
L203[07:48:33] *
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L204[07:48:34] <RepairMan> 1.8 .... you
know slime blocks + computers = crazy stuff :D
L205[07:48:49] <Sandra> all the 1.8
features are added by 1.7 mods.
L206[07:48:58] <Sandra> except guardians
and rabbits i think.
L207[07:49:05] <Sandra> though maybe they
are.
L208[07:49:12] <Vexatos> Rabbits are by
various mods
L209[07:49:17] <RepairMan> but i don't
really want to keep 20 mods up to date and get them working
L210[07:49:18] <Vexatos> guardians noone
cares about
L211[07:49:29] <Vexatos> RepairMan, you
don't want a buggy version of Minecraft either
L212[07:49:40] <RepairMan> hm
L213[07:49:58] <Sulljason>
Forge10.13.3.1388
L214[07:50:12] <RepairMan> recommend by
open computers?
L215[07:50:25] <Sulljason> Forge we're
running that seems to work fine, but we havn't updated to
1.5.9
L216[07:50:34] <Sulljason> nah just what
my pack author uses.
L217[07:50:46] <Sulljason> Mainly for
other mods I think.
L218[07:50:57] <RepairMan> well, i updated
open computers to 1.5.9 because it would spam my logfile
L220[07:50:58] <MichiBot> EnderBot2:
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L221[07:51:12] <asie> RepairMan:
Pistronics 2
L222[07:51:15] <asie> has slime blocks in
1.7.10
L223[07:51:22] <asie> which probably work
better
L224[07:51:35] <asie> also, computers
won't be pushable by slime blocks
L225[07:51:41] <asie> because they're tile
entities, and those are complex to push
L226[07:51:48] <asie> best bet would be
1.7.10 + a frame mod of choice
L227[07:53:25] <RepairMan> gonna use my
1.7 install until im lazy enough to work on fixing that
stuff..
L228[07:54:32] <RepairMan> but well you
know that also got a long log of error wich needs to be fixed
:/
L229[07:54:55] <Sulljason> You never did
link us to the paste :D
L230[07:55:14] <RepairMan> shut i?
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L232[07:55:29] <Sulljason> Sandra asked
for it and it might help :D
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L235[07:58:24] <RepairMan> 1st Line
works....
L236[07:58:42] <Sulljason> We were wasking
for the log for the error. :l
L237[07:59:13] <RepairMan> ok
L238[07:59:43] <Katie> ¬_¬ VMWare why so
you not scale the display when I run you in fullscreen
L240[08:00:29] <RepairMan> thats the only
part unusual
L241[08:01:28] <Sulljason> Looks like the
error has to do with the network cables...
L242[08:01:45] <RepairMan> there are no
network cables attached to the microcontroller
L243[08:02:17] <Sulljason> Sandra:
L244[08:02:18] <Sulljason>
java.lang.NullPointerException
L245[08:02:20] <Sulljason> at
li.cil.oc.server.network.Node$class.connect(Node.scala:39)
~[Node$class.class:?]
L246[08:02:35] <Sulljason> Place chests
all over around the micro?
L247[08:02:49] <Sulljason> might be some
ghost tile entity type business
L248[08:03:48] <Sulljason> Maybe surround
it in cables? I'm going with the assumption that the reference to
the tile entity is null.
L249[08:04:21] <Sulljason> And ofc it
can't describe a tile entity thats null
L250[08:05:06] <Sandra> why on earth is it
crashing on that line?
L252[08:05:42] <Sandra> yeah I know I saw
it
L253[08:05:47] <Sulljason> :#
L254[08:05:49] <Sulljason> :3
L255[08:05:51] <Sandra> but that's a weird
line to crash on.
L256[08:05:55] <Sandra> i think.
L257[08:06:01] <Sulljason> I think ghost
tile entities is a thing.
L258[08:06:02] <Sandra> maybe scala does
some weird stuff.
L259[08:06:41] <Sandra> Sulljason, that's
an ItemNode.
L260[08:06:54] <Sandra> so it's one of the
items that was built into the microcontroller.
L261[08:06:59] <Sulljason> Oh.
L262[08:07:19] <RepairMan> ok
L263[08:07:34] <Sulljason> So make new
micro and see if explosion?
L264[08:08:17] <Sandra> which should
really not be NPEing since:
L265[08:08:17] <Sandra> if (machine.node
!= null && node != null) {
L266[08:08:43] <Sulljason> RepairMan: You
put a redstone card in it right?
L267[08:08:54] <Sandra> like wtf?
L268[08:09:05] <RepairMan> yep
L269[08:09:07] <Sulljason> If not it might
be failing to find the component.
L270[08:09:13] <RepairMan> removed it used
new items and the same
L271[08:09:14] <Sulljason> hm nvm
then.
L272[08:09:31] <Sandra> Sulljason, no,
that can't be it.
L273[08:09:49] <Sulljason> You said item
node and redstone cards are components in the micro D:
L274[08:09:52] <RepairMan> only method im
calling now is "computer.pullSignal()"
L275[08:09:52] <Sandra> RepairMan, can you
send a screenshot of the assembler GUI?
L276[08:10:01] <RepairMan> ok
L277[08:10:30] <RepairMan> what image
host?
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L279[08:10:40] <RepairMan> the cheapest i
can find?
L280[08:10:42] <RepairMan> xD
L281[08:10:46] <Sulljason> You can just
dump it on imgur
L282[08:10:51] <Sandra> ingur.
L283[08:10:55] <Sandra> imgur is
good.
L284[08:10:58] <Katie> puush, imgur, or
any of the 9000000 others.. :P
L285[08:11:13] <RepairMan> you forgot a 0
....
L286[08:11:30] <Sulljason> He's got
jokez.
L287[08:11:31] <Katie> s/0/40 0s/
L288[08:11:32] <MichiBot>
<RepairMan> you forgot a 40 0s ....
L289[08:11:39] <Katie> err close
enough
L290[08:11:44] <Sandra> yeah.
L291[08:12:16] <Katie> Hmm, it seems the
video issue in VMWare is a Windows 10 thing...
L292[08:12:21] <Sandra> I generally find
imgur is probably the easiest to use without having puush
installed.
L293[08:12:22] <Katie> my linux VM scaled
perfectly
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L296[08:12:52] <Sandra> s/40 0s/0s/
L297[08:12:53] <MichiBot>
<RepairMan> you forgot a 0s ....
L298[08:13:00] <RepairMan> i always though
you need to sign in for imagur
L299[08:13:01] *
Sulljason installed windows 10 in a VM to pass in a spare GPU and
gem, but then i realised I only have 1 x16 slot. :(
L300[08:13:04] <RepairMan> yeap i
know
L301[08:13:14] <Sandra> nope.
L302[08:13:18] <Sandra> you don't.
L303[08:13:22] <Sandra> just hit
upload.
L304[08:13:31] <Sulljason> I thought the
same thing until they showed me the light!
L305[08:13:33] <Katie> Hell, you can just
drag/drop an image to upload heh
L307[08:14:01] <Lizzy> even your potato
could upload to imgur
L308[08:14:03] <Sulljason> Curl errors if
i do that.
L309[08:14:35] <Sulljason> Needs more
dedodated WAM!
L310[08:14:47] <Katie> Well, Fedora 21
runnign wtf ever the current Midori is handled it fine, as you can
see :P
L311[08:15:03] <Sulljason> But does it
have a brain?
L312[08:15:08] <Lizzy> what about my hawd
dwive?
L313[08:15:09] <Katie> Midori 0.5.9
L314[08:15:42] <RepairMan> anybody got a
clue?
L315[08:15:44] <Katie> why Midori... why
would I want to use Duck Duck Go..
L316[08:16:13] <Sulljason> Ya get a better
computer! *every steam forum member ever*
L317[08:16:21] <Sandra> Katie, because DDG
is actually pretty popular these days?
L318[08:16:27] <Katie> Just. No.
L319[08:16:33] <Sandra> y'know, with the
security conscious.
L320[08:17:53] <Sulljason> Stupid question
sure you're running the 1.8 version?
L321[08:17:57] <Sulljason> Of the
mod*
L322[08:18:01] <RepairMan> yeah
L323[08:18:09] <Katie> It'd error
waaaaaaaay before that point if not :P
L324[08:18:24] <Sulljason> "Fixed
[MC1.8]: A few potential NPEs."
L325[08:18:34] <Katie> Source: I know from
experience
L326[08:18:55] <Katie> I MIGHT have
started my 1.8 instance in my 1.7 directory.. lol
L327[08:19:01] <Lizzy> source: me
L328[08:19:02] <RepairMan> 1.5.9.23 tagget
as 1.8 on curse
L329[08:19:14] <Sulljason>
OpenComputers-MC1.8-1.5.9.23-universal.jar
L331[08:19:30] <Sulljason> Also guess
github is bk
L332[08:19:35] <Oddstr13> Katie: DDG
actually works quite well
L333[08:19:37] <RepairMan> and i got it
running on a extra directinary running
L334[08:19:43] <Katie> Oddstr13,
ddg?
L335[08:19:44] <Katie> Oh
L336[08:19:46] <Katie> der
L337[08:19:48] <Katie> Meh.
L338[08:19:57] <Katie> I <3 my google
overlords.
L339[08:20:10] <Oddstr13> the thing I like
the most about it is the redirects
L340[08:20:27] <Oddstr13> if I want
google, I'll just !g search query
L341[08:20:34] <Oddstr13> !w for
wikipedia
L342[08:20:35] <RepairMan> wait
L343[08:20:42] <Oddstr13> !wa for wolfram
alpha
L344[08:20:49] <Oddstr13> and so on
L345[08:20:54] <RepairMan> opencomputers
core 1.0.0 ??
L346[08:21:04] <Katie> What about
it?
L347[08:21:11] <Sulljason> Is there a
core?
L348[08:21:13] <Lizzy> RepairMan, dummy
core mod stuff
L349[08:21:20] <Katie> That's jst the
coremod ^
L350[08:21:42] <RepairMan> i know i
know... but it might be in the core mod, i just though when seeing
version 1.0.0
L351[08:21:51] <Katie> Sulljason, it's
built into the jar, it runs a Coremod and regular mod in one, which
is how it injects logic into addon mods and stuff
L352[08:22:09] <RepairMan> ok
L353[08:22:09] <Sulljason> \o/ for
building the core into the mod.
L354[08:22:16] <Sulljason> wish more
authors did that.
L355[08:23:01] *
Sulljason is obvious an OC contributer cause he knows SO much about
it.
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L358[08:25:41] <Sulljason> Guess he gave
up.
L359[08:27:30] <Sulljason> ~w modem
L361[08:28:19] <Sulljason> computer
pullsignal will work from the ROM just like even.pull does in the
OS right?
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L363[08:35:34] <hitecnologys> Sulljason:
it doesn't filter it's output, though.
L364[08:35:44] <hitecnologys> Sulljason:
so you'll have to do it yourself.
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L367[08:38:39] <Sulljason> :/
L368[08:39:08] <Sulljason> hitecnologys:
first arg is the event name right?
L369[08:39:33] <Sulljason> param*
L370[08:40:05] <hitecnologys> Sulljason:
no.
L371[08:40:22] <hitecnologys> Sulljason:
first argument is something different but I forgot what.
L372[08:40:29] <hitecnologys> Sulljason:
it returns event name as first value.
L373[08:40:33] <Sulljason> second then?
:3
L374[08:40:57] <hitecnologys> No, it
doesn't support filtering, as I said.
L375[08:41:29] <Sulljason> I meant the
event parameters. Like local _, _, derp = computer.pullsignal
L376[08:41:31] <hitecnologys> It just
pulls everything that happens.
L377[08:41:48] <hitecnologys> Err, those
are not parameters.
L378[08:41:55] <hitecnologys> And you call
it wrongly.
L379[08:42:08] <Sulljason> Ik it was a
hasty example to give context.
L380[08:42:08] <hitecnologys> () should go
after pullsignal.
L381[08:42:14] <hitecnologys> Oh.
L382[08:42:33] <hitecnologys> Well, the
things at the left of = sign are variables, not parameters.
L383[08:42:47] <hitecnologys> And you're
assigning values returned by pullsignal to them.
L384[08:42:51] <Sulljason> Ik -.-
L385[08:43:08] <hitecnologys> Err. Then
I'm confused by what exactly you asked.
L386[08:43:09] <Sulljason> Which flippin
on is the event name since I have to manually filter through a
branch?
L387[08:43:43] <hitecnologys> I've already
told you that the first value returned by pullsignal is the event
name.
L388[08:44:07] <hitecnologys> In your
example it goes into first _.
L389[08:44:24] <Sulljason> You never
mentioned the first being the name.
L390[08:44:45] <Katie> "[08:40:47]
<hitecnologys> Sulljason: it returns event name as first
value."
L391[08:45:20] <Sulljason> Hm missed it.
Even went back and reread the convo lol
L392[08:45:27] <Sulljason> ADD ain't it
great.
L393[08:45:54] <Sulljason> Sometimes I
forget what I'm doing in like 10 seconds like a gold fish -.-
L394[08:46:41] <hitecnologys> Did you run
memcheck?
L395[08:46:50] <Sulljason> ?
L396[08:46:53] <Sulljason> ~w
signals
L398[08:47:44] <Sulljason> Was joke?
L399[08:47:58] <hitecnologys> Sulljason:
your RAM might be damaged.
L400[08:48:17] <hitecnologys> Sulljason: I
mean if you forget stuff.
L401[08:48:28] <Sulljason> But ECC is SO
expensive.
L402[08:49:12] <hitecnologys> I don't
think there's ECC available on the market for such board. =P
L403[08:49:24] <Lizzy> Sulljason, i have
ADD, could never concentrate in lessons
L404[08:50:08] <Sulljason> Lizzy: Ya, I'm
always hopping around in my head. Paying attention to something for
a few seconds at a time.
L405[08:50:10] <hitecnologys> Lizzy: which
ADD are you talking about?
L406[08:50:25] <Lizzy> hitecnologys,
Attention Deficit Disorder
L407[08:50:26] <Sulljason> hitecnologys:
The one they perscribe meth for.
L408[08:50:36] <hitecnologys> Oh...
L409[08:50:48] <Sulljason> ADHD is under
ADD now though -.-
L410[08:50:57] <Sulljason> I mean reverse
that.
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L412[08:51:19] *
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meant support
L413[08:51:21] <Lizzy> they're generally
similar except ADHD is the more hyperactive type
L414[08:51:29] <hitecnologys> And that
really got me confused.
L415[08:51:47] <Sulljason> Lizzy: Do you
take anything to manage it?
L416[08:51:49] *
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L417[08:52:21] <Lizzy> Sulljason, used to,
stopped in 2012
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Sulljason still finds it pretty funny how most people give them
amphetamine they get addicted and can thing of nothing else. You
give us essentially clinical grade meth and we're
like"meh".
L420[08:53:42] <Sulljason> They wear me
out though so I don't take em. I am already VERY VERY depressed so
the lows it causes the next day really don't help...
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L422[08:54:27] <Lizzy> there was one point
when i was younger and on medication where the dosage was very high
(30mg) and basically made me a zombie
L423[08:54:48] <Sulljason> Think that's
the other medications.
L424[08:55:16] <Lizzy> cant remember what
mine was but i knew it was for the concentration
L425[08:55:22] <Sulljason> Theres stuff
like adderall that just runs you at 110% and dumps dopamine
everywhere, then theres the ones that are more like antidepressants
and work with seritonin
L426[08:55:50] <Sulljason> It works
because dopamine is for focus. They initially thought it was just
the feel good chemical.
L427[08:56:20] <Sulljason> Until they
noticed soldiers reliving PTSD stuff were full of it and were like
what they def arn't happy right now.
L428[08:56:33] <hitecnologys> ._.
L429[08:56:42] <Sulljason> were full of
dopamine*
L430[08:57:06] <Sulljason> So now it's
corelated more with sheer motivation then "feel
good"
L431[08:58:02] <Lizzy> well, in my case
the tablets worked, i could concentrate. but if i didn't like
something my brain would find something more interesting, for
instance in in English i could get distracted by a fly
L432[08:58:33] <Sulljason> Then theres
hyper focus :D
L433[08:58:54] <Sulljason> Uk where we get
obssesed with something and just binge for no explicable
reason.
L434[09:00:16] <Sulljason> Not always on
things we want to focus on :/
L435[09:02:59] <Sulljason> ~w eeprom
L437[09:07:20] <Sulljason> Not enough
space...
L438[09:07:33] <Sulljason> But my code is
def less then 4k...
L439[09:08:02] <Sulljason> its literally
if true wait for a modem message...
L440[09:08:31] <Lizzy> if the code has any
comments, remove them. should free up space
L441[09:08:52] <Sulljason> its the literal
space so shortening name will work?
L443[09:09:20] <Sulljason> Shortening
variable names like e instead of event
L444[09:09:23] <Sulljason> save
bytes
L445[09:09:26] <Lizzy> could try
that
L446[09:09:54] <Sulljason> The verbosity
of BIOS calls really works against the size limit
L447[09:12:07] <Sulljason> And that worked
and removing some whitespace
L448[09:12:27] <Sulljason> At a byte a
char that was no where near 4k...
L449[09:13:57] <Sulljason> No BIOS
installed plse install a configured eeprom...
L450[09:14:00] <Sulljason> but it
is...
L451[09:16:17] <Sulljason> Full computer
is giving me the same error.
L452[09:16:26] <Sulljason> The write was
successful though...
L453[09:18:31] <Sulljason> read the eep
the data is there...
L454[09:19:42] <Sulljason> Lizzy: I read
the Lua BIOS for tips and it is just a hex string,...
L455[09:20:57] <Sulljason> Oh set and set
data are dif...
L456[09:21:43] <Sulljason> If they are the
doc is rlly ambiguous :/
L457[09:23:06] <Sulljason>
"Overwrites currently stored byte-array with specified
string." vs. Overwrite the currently stored byte array.
L458[09:23:18] <Sulljason> One is the boot
device other is actual boot code. :/
L459[09:25:01] <Sulljason> Yay a real
error :D
L460[09:27:04] <Sulljason> ~w
component
L462[09:27:37] <Sulljason> ~w
api:component
L464[09:30:10] <Sulljason> WOO micro
boots.
L465[09:30:30] <Sulljason> Lizzy: can we
print things to the lil blue screen?
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L467[09:30:58] <Lizzy> you mean the
drone's screen?
L468[09:31:06] <Sulljason>
Microcontroller
L469[09:31:32] <Lizzy> possibly? i haven't
messed with micro-controllers much
L470[09:33:38] <hitecnologys> MCUs have
screens?
L471[09:33:54] <Sulljason> They have a lil
light blue rectangle that hints at it.
L472[09:34:06] <Sulljason> Would be cool
to print like numbers to it.
L473[09:34:24] <hitecnologys> Oh.
L474[09:34:37] <hitecnologys> Haven't
thought that that was a screen.
L475[09:34:41] <hitecnologys> Yeah, should
be cool.
L476[09:34:58] <Sulljason> Industrial
machinery has lil screens like that :D
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L479[09:36:31] <hitecnologys> Yeah.
L480[09:45:58] <LewsTherin> vifino,
thanks~!
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L485[09:57:22] <Sulljason> ~w
redstone
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L488[09:58:30] <Inari> once i play again,
i'll see how much kb i can manage to pack into a bios
L489[09:58:37] <Inari> *many
L490[09:58:54] <Sulljason> Its reported as
4k
L491[09:59:11] <Inari> yeah but theres
compression and fun stuff
L492[09:59:21] <vifino> LewsTherin: Why
are you thanking me? o_O
L493[09:59:38] <Sulljason> Ya but you
gotta fit the compression function in the rom...
L494[10:00:07] <Inari> Sulljason:
yeah
L495[10:00:13] <Inari> but still
interesting to look at :p
L496[10:00:22] <Sulljason> At that point u
might as well just include the verbose code
L497[10:00:32] <Sulljason> stuff like
shortening names and removing local is more effective.
L498[10:00:46] <Inari> depends, thats why
i was saying i'kll look at how much kb i can put into bios
L499[10:00:53] <Sulljason> I love that
everything goes through cables and hate it at the same time..
L500[10:01:01] <Sulljason> Having major
duping message issues.
L501[10:01:01] <Inari> who says the
compression wont do that
L502[10:01:02] <Inari> :P
L503[10:01:13] <Sulljason> Its 4k
L504[10:01:22] <Inari> the compressor
doesnt need ot be in 4k
L505[10:01:38] <Inari> first step: minify,
second step: compress, third step: add decompressor
L506[10:01:45] <Sulljason> your better off
making lightweight code that fetches what u rlly want from a
RAID
L507[10:01:51] <Inari> final result needs
to be 4k which is compressed code + decompressor
L508[10:02:10] <Sulljason> Ya and a good
compressor is pretty big and complex..
L509[10:02:20] <Inari> yeah but the
compressor doesnt need to bei nthe bios
L510[10:02:23] <Inari> just the
decompressor
L511[10:02:32] <Sulljason> Ill give u
that..
L512[10:03:18] <LewsTherin> vifino, I
asked how to terminate a process, you said Ctrl-Alt-C
L513[10:03:22] <Sulljason> ehh still the
savings vs. the decomps size idk if u'll gain much vs. accessing
store remote storage and loading what you want to run into the much
biggermemory
L514[10:03:28] <vifino> Ah.
L515[10:03:35] <Inari> Sulljason: still
fun to try and tinker around with :D
L516[10:03:53] <Sulljason> Well let me
know if you actually get some reasonable gains.
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L519[10:05:41] <LewsTherin> Is the lua
code built into OC modifyable?
L520[10:05:48] <Vexatos> Of course
L521[10:05:50] <LewsTherin> I don't see
any assets extracted in the mods folder
L522[10:06:00] <Vexatos> >_>
L523[10:06:15] <Vexatos> Once you
installed any OC code onto an in-game hard drive
L524[10:06:21] <Vexatos> you can modify it
as much as you want
L525[10:06:27] <Inari> i wonder how many
people would get a google AV
L526[10:06:40] <LewsTherin> I mean on the
host machine.
L527[10:07:09] <LewsTherin> And I mean
editing the master set.
L528[10:07:21] <LewsTherin> Er, what gets
installed on the disks by default.
L529[10:07:53] <Katie> There is nothing
installed by default, if you want to customize the OS, make your
own install floppy and distribute that
L530[10:08:18] <LewsTherin>
Alrighty.
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L535[10:24:09] <Sulljason> Not wanting
duplicate messages yet booting off RAID = hell
L537[10:25:39] <Sulljason> I only have 1
cable plugged in the bottom yet its still duping messages i
think
L538[10:25:58] <Lizzy> screenshot of your
setup?
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L542[10:28:57] <Katie> There, the client
that enables/disables MichiBot's features when Kibi dcs is now
running on bast.
L543[10:29:16] <Katie> So even if my
computer explodes, that should still work.
L544[10:31:30] <Lizzy> Sulljason, check
the cable, that setup in the picture should not generate loops but
if you have a switch/AP loop down the line it will do that
L545[10:31:55] <Sulljason> Lizzy: It's
just a line to the power conv that runs off our IC2
L546[10:32:29] <Lizzy> hmm
L547[10:32:41] *
Lizzy shrugs
L548[10:33:35] <Sulljason> And the
computer case is a cable so the servers that wanna use the RAID
start taking over the screens...
L549[10:34:16] <dangranos> LewsTherin, you
can modify even the bios (the EEPROM one)
L550[10:34:20] <Sulljason> Cables doing
everything might be to much overlap for more adv settings.
L551[10:34:28] <Sulljason> setupd*
L552[10:34:34] <Sulljason> setups*
L553[10:34:58] <Sulljason> Cause
EVERYTHING is a cable making it hard to share some components and
isolate others :/
L554[10:35:09] <dangranos> color
them
L555[10:35:21] <dangranos> oh
L556[10:35:23] <Sulljason> Ik I can.
L557[10:35:30] <Sulljason> But I want the
raid shared,,,'
L558[10:35:35] <Sulljason> ...*
L559[10:36:26] <Sulljason> So then
everything magically shares a network connection, but then the
server rack forces you to surround it in cables. :/
L560[10:36:31] <dangranos> hm
L561[10:36:37] <dangranos> networked boot
:D
L562[10:37:04] <Sulljason> and the comp
case is a cable so the server rack takes over all the
monitors
L563[10:37:12] <dangranos> no, that'll
require weireless bridges between nets
L564[10:37:33] <Sulljason> I really didn't
want to write my own abstraction layers, but ofc can...
L565[10:37:39] <Lizzy> Sulljason, well,
you could always have one device sending the files over
networks
L566[10:37:55] <Lizzy> s/device/device
connected to the raid
L567[10:37:56] <MichiBot> <Lizzy>
Sulljason, well, you could always have one device connected to the
raid sending the files over networks
L568[10:37:57] <Sulljason> Ik also leads
to the component call limit.
L569[10:38:16] <Sulljason> Why do you have
michi repeat stuff?
L570[10:38:47] <Lizzy> i didn't? i was
clarifying something i said in a previous message
L571[10:38:59] <Sulljason> Oh
L572[10:39:09] <Sulljason> Wierd that you
have a bot for thatlol
L575[10:39:55] <Lizzy> also MichiBot is
not mine, she's Katie's
L577[10:40:19] <Sulljason> Meant the
server. And ik what sed is.
L578[10:40:22] <Katie> KatieBot just
doesn't roll off the tongue as well.
L579[10:40:45] <Katie> hmm... Maybe
KatBot.. lol
L580[10:40:48] <dangranos> KaBot
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L582[10:40:53] <Sulljason> Sedbot?
L583[10:40:57] *
Lizzy wants to change EnderBot2's style of name but cant think of a
good one
L584[10:41:00] <dangranos> it's more than
sed
L585[10:41:04] <Katie> MichiBot, does a
shit ton more than sed.
L586[10:41:04] <Lizzy> Sulljason, it does
more than just sed
L587[10:41:18] <Katie> %commands
L588[10:41:23] <Katie> -Notice- {from
MichiBot} Current commands: rainbow, 8ball, give, cookies, reverse,
p, ping, drama, octime, xkcd, addannounce, listannounce,
removeannounce, reloadannounce, weather, rot13, js, wa, calc,
mcstatus, lookup, mcinfo, isup, prefix, join, part, shutdown,
cycle, raw, nick, lctodo, hashcount, flushhash, ignore, unignore,
ignorelist, 1337, flip
L589[10:41:29] <Katie> And stuff that
doesn't have "commands"
L590[10:41:31] <dangranos> MTSBot? (More
than sed Bot)
L591[10:41:43] <dangranos> %drama
L592[10:41:44] <MichiBot> dangranos:
MysteriousAges releases a ZIP file of Magic Bees for 600$
L593[10:42:32] <Katie> Also... "»»
[sedbot] (sedbot@aperture.esper.net): sedbot"
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L595[10:43:01] <dangranos> huh
L596[10:43:09] <dangranos> that's
Lizzy's?
L597[10:43:13] <Katie> no?
L598[10:43:19] <dangranos> >_<
L600[10:43:21] <Katie> EnderBot2 is
Lizzy's
L601[10:43:22] <dangranos> misread
L602[10:43:29] <Katie> sedbot is... ran by
esper it seems
L603[10:43:30] *
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L604[10:43:30] *
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L605[10:44:08] <Katie> Hmm..... I want
Chinese..
L606[10:44:18] <Katie> but the closest
good chinese place is 20 miles away :/
L607[10:46:33] <Sulljason> Katie: Simple
build a robot to get it for you.
L608[10:47:07] <Lizzy> HTCTP
L609[10:47:15] <Katie> lolol
L610[10:47:19] <Katie> HTCTP would be
great
L611[10:47:23] <Lizzy> HyperText Chinese
Transfer Protocol
L612[10:47:28] <Katie> Yep. lol
L613[10:47:49] <Lizzy> almost as good as
HTCPCP
L614[10:48:18] <Katie> o_O
L615[10:48:21] <Sulljason>
<get>Chinese Food</get <address> 23525 Derp lane
</address>
L616[10:48:40] <Lizzy> HyperText Coffee
Pot Control Protocol
L617[10:48:41] <gamax92> if only HTTP
requests worked like that
L618[10:49:13] *
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L620[10:59:28] <Negi> GET 23525 Derp lane;
POST {stuff_i_want};
L621[10:59:48] <Vexatos> Katie, 918 I'm a
honeypot
L622[10:59:57] <Katie> I wonder if I can
convince UE4 to use an int64....
L623[11:01:03] <Negi> "718 Sells
Sushi"
L624[11:01:08] <Katie> Cause moving from
2bil cap to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 would be great.
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L631[11:31:55] <Katie> Ouch Lizzy q_q
:P
L632[11:33:14] <Lizzy> Katie, not much
happens in there tbh and I don't need the extra joins/parts in my
buffer playbacks
L633[11:33:53] <Katie> lol
L634[11:34:40] <Lizzy> I wish Znc's
buffextras actually sent the join/parts rather than a privmsg
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L645[12:16:55] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Skye 2s
L646[12:17:05] <Skye> ulp
L647[12:17:29] <Sulljason> ~w serial
L649[12:17:36] <Sulljason> ~w
serialization
L651[12:17:39] <Lizzy> %p
L652[12:17:40] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Lizzy 0.94s
L654[12:17:42] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Lizzy 0.22s
L655[12:17:43] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Skye 0.84s
L656[12:17:47] <Skye> uhm
L657[12:17:49] <Sulljason> %p Sangar
L658[12:17:51] <Skye> Wha...
L659[12:17:51] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Sangar 0.45s
L660[12:17:54] <Skye> Something is
wrong...
L661[12:18:11] <hitecnologys> %p
L662[12:18:12] <Skye> I have two devices
connected to this bouncer...
L663[12:18:14] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
hitecnologys 2.67s
L664[12:18:19] <hitecnologys> ._.
L666[12:18:32] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Skye 0.16s
L667[12:18:33] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Skye 0.3s
L668[12:18:39] <Lizzy> --- Ping reply from
Skye : 0.303 second(s)
L669[12:18:39] <Lizzy> --- Ping reply from
Skye : 0.303 second(s)
L670[12:18:48] <Skye> okay
L671[12:19:06] <Skye> one of my devices
was somehow not responding to ping for a minute?
L672[12:19:22] <VERSION> .acronym
htcpcp
L673[12:19:23] <^v> VERSION, hiaaaa
tennant cpw pixelate cc16 postimg
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L675[12:19:54] <Skye> hypertext coffee pot
control protocol
L676[12:20:03]
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L677[12:21:04] <VERSION> .acronym
gamax92
L678[12:21:06] <^v> VERSION, gorilla a5de
mo au x4 9iko7 209
L679[12:21:14] <VERSION> gorrilla
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L681[12:25:42] <Vexatos> ping pls
L682[12:26:14] <Skye> heh
L683[12:26:22] <VERSION> .acronym
pingpls
L684[12:26:22] <^v> VERSION, pffft
initially nugget goodbye p200300556e07ce62c8ea7043ce0fc851
lastsuccessfulbuild smack
L685[12:26:39] <VERSION> .openp
L687[12:26:41] <VERSION> .openprg
L689[12:27:03] <Vexatos> >
p200300556e07ce62c8ea7043ce0fc851
L690[12:27:05] <Vexatos> ping pls
L691[12:27:42] *
VERSION slaps the channel with his fancy table thing
L692[12:27:43] *
EnderBot2 rulls on the floor laughing
L693[12:28:18] <VERSION> .>
consoleTable({{"potato","walrus"},{"lel\w0t",cserialize(admin.perms.VERSION)}})
L694[12:28:18] <^v> VERSION, lua:1:
invalid escape sequence near '"lel'
L695[12:28:23] <VERSION> .>
consoleTable({{"potato","walrus"},{"lel\nw0t",cserialize(admin.perms.VERSION)}})
L697[12:29:52] <VERSION> .>
consoleTable({{"potato","walrus"},{"lel\nw0t",cserialize(admin.perms.VERSION),"moar
stuff"}})
L699[12:31:13] <Sulljason> ~w motion
L701[12:32:09] <Vexatos> VERSION, 2/10
doens't use Selene
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L708[12:38:07] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Skye 0.33s
L709[12:38:08] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Skye 0.18s
L710[12:40:40] <VERSION> Vexatos, ?
L711[12:40:57] <Vexatos> VERSION, your bot
needs more selene
L712[12:41:02] <Vexatos> Like Kubuxu's one
<3
L713[12:41:59] <VERSION> whats at
L714[12:42:01] <VERSION> dat
L715[12:42:58] <Kubuxu> := _VERSION
L716[12:43:08] <Kubuxu> Oh. there is not
Entity
L717[12:43:50] <Vexatos> VERSION, go to
#computronics
L718[12:43:54] <Vexatos> and do the
things
L719[12:48:53] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, I guess
I'll add a _selene._VERSION just for reference
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L735[13:20:06] *
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L736[13:21:16] <Dashkal> That's a tall
order. Power generation is /very/ well explored at this point.
*ponders*
L737[13:21:22] <Vexatos> Exactly
L738[13:21:42] <Dashkal> Steal the pig on
a treadmill from sync :P
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L740[13:30:47] <Skye> A version of the
disassembler that eats components and spits out power?
L741[13:35:45] <rashy> gerbils
L742[13:39:15] <Skye> gerbils!
L743[13:39:18] <Skye> cute!
L744[13:39:27] <rashy> :D
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L746[13:58:06] <Temia> Welp
L747[13:58:23] <Temia> I'm installing Wine
on my college laptop to play SS13 during on-campus downtime.
L748[13:58:32] <Temia> Productivity =
nil
L749[13:58:41] *
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L750[13:58:49] *
Temia muus. '^'
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L752[13:58:54] <rashy> :3
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L754[13:59:27] <rashy> if it makes you
feel better, I once spent an entire 2-week exam period playing
nothing but Assassin's creed 1 through revelations
L755[13:59:56] <rashy> A+ use of time
there xD
L756[14:01:17] <Vexatos> o/ rashy
L757[14:01:23] <rashy> \o
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L760[14:05:33] <Sulljason> ~w shell
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L763[14:05:39] <rashy> digital detector
and signal receiver aside, all items/blocks documented. to the best
of my knowledge/tinkering
L764[14:07:09] <rashy> haven't really done
anything with railcraft though, so no idea on potential uses
xD
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L768[14:09:52] <Vexatos> rashy, Basically,
digital detector emits a "minecart" event whenever a
minecart passes near it
L769[14:09:55] <rashy> well, nvm. needed
to connect a cable to the bottom face of the detector
L770[14:09:57] <Vexatos> (i.e. on one
adjacent track)
L771[14:10:05] <Vexatos> rashy,
bottom?
L772[14:10:10] <rashy> I think
-shrug-
L773[14:10:11] <Vexatos> The yellow dot
side
L774[14:10:23] <Vexatos> that's where you
connect the cable
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L776[14:10:35] <Vexatos> and then the
"digital detector emits a "minecart" event whenever
a minecart passes near it" :P
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L778[14:10:54] <rashy> I'm only seeing red
dots o_o
L779[14:11:00] <Vexatos> on the digital
detector?
L780[14:11:06] <Vexatos> all detectors
have red dots
L781[14:11:10] <Vexatos> that's where they
emit redstone
L782[14:11:12] <rashy> yeah
L783[14:11:16] <Vexatos> the digital
detector does not
L784[14:11:19] <Vexatos> it has a yellow
dot
L785[14:11:26] <Vexatos> that's where you
connect the cable
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L787[14:12:08] <rashy> are you sure you're
not referring to the signal receiver? XD
L788[14:12:14] <Vexatos> Nope
L789[14:12:16] <rashy> I know that has a
yellow dot
L790[14:12:25] <Vexatos> the digital
signal receiver box can be paired just like any other receiver box,
allowing computers to read the current aspect
L791[14:12:37] <Vexatos> that has to be
connected on the top or bottom
L792[14:12:45] <rashy> oh, fail. I got the
two mixed up >.>
L793[14:13:12] <rashy> got it. XD
L794[14:13:42] <Vexatos> the ticket
machine is pretty self-explanatory if you realize you can right
click golden tickets to change their destination :P
L795[14:13:57] <rashy> yup, or do it via
the api
L796[14:13:58] <Vexatos> and the
locomotive relay should have a sufficiently descriptive tooltip on
the Relay Sensor
L797[14:14:04] <Vexatos> rashy,
exactly
L798[14:14:23] <Vexatos> If you get
anything wrong, I'll correct it, no problem
L799[14:14:30] <Vexatos> thanks for all
your work already :)
L800[14:14:35] <rashy> the receiver and
detector had me tripped up a bit, trying to get it to show up in
component.list
L801[14:14:42] <rashy> now that it does, I
can figure out the rest
L802[14:14:52] <Vexatos> The detector has
no functions at all
L803[14:14:57] <Vexatos> only fires that
"minecart" event
L804[14:15:11] <Vexatos> but yeah, I am
glad every function in 'tronics now has documentation
L805[14:15:18] <rashy> yeah
>.>
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L807[14:21:32] <Vexatos> rashy, thank you
so much :)
L808[14:22:19] <rashy> mmhm :)
L809[14:29:37] <Vexatos> I need to go
now
L810[14:29:39] <Vexatos> thanks and bye
:)
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L833[16:48:54] <Benguin> Hmm
L834[16:49:06] <Benguin> Are programmable
carts not a thing yet? Steve's carts are cool, but like
L835[16:49:12] <Benguin> they don't
exactly have remote controls in them
L836[16:49:35] <Benguin> WOuld be cool if
there was a component for steve's carts that lets a computer
interface with them/ tell them what to do
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L838[16:50:05] <Benguin> I'm watching
people struggle with their mining/railing carts doing all sorts of
unwanted stuff
L839[16:51:15] <Benguin> WOuld be cool to
be able to tell a cart to "move forwards x spaces, and
activate railer if needed, then mine, unless the fuel level is
below 30%, in which case move backwards until you reach this
coordinate, at which point wait to be refuelled"
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L855[17:53:16] <Kodos> How the hell do you
preserve a channel topic in case the channel empties
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L858[18:04:03] <Katie> you don't
L859[18:04:07] *
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L860[18:05:35] <Katie> The only thing I
know of here is to use /cs topic #channel Your Topic Here, I have
no idea if that survives an empty channel
L861[18:07:19] <Kodos> Turns out topic
locking works
L862[18:07:26] <Kodos> When someone joins
an empty channel, CS re-sets the topic
L863[18:09:33] <Heartstrings> that's sort
of the point of chanserv
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L868[18:31:42] <MajGenRelativity>
hello!
L869[18:31:55] <MajGenRelativity> I have a
question
L870[18:32:11] <MajGenRelativity> I have
two computers connected via network cable, with a screen above
each
L871[18:32:19] <MajGenRelativity> no
components are touching
L872[18:32:41] <MajGenRelativity> when
they are connected via cable, the computers frequently start
booting on one screen, then open the OS on the other screen
L873[18:32:56] <Kodos> Use a switch to
separate th em
L874[18:33:02] <Kodos> Put it on the cable
line
L875[18:33:09] <MajGenRelativity> Is it
the only way?
L876[18:33:45] <Heartstrings> computers
will directly "see" anything attached to them, and cables
count as attaching
L877[18:34:01] <MajGenRelativity> :(
L878[18:34:12] <MajGenRelativity> I tried
binding the gpu
L879[18:34:20] <MajGenRelativity> it
didn't work, but I may have been doing it wrong
L880[18:34:29] <MajGenRelativity> could
that work?
L881[18:34:34] <Heartstrings> hm?
L882[18:34:51] <MajGenRelativity> you can
"bind" a gpu to a screen
L883[18:35:04] <MajGenRelativity> It's
supposed to tell the GPU to use that screen
L884[18:35:13] <MajGenRelativity> I dunno
if I did it wrong, or it doesn't work
L885[18:35:27] <Heartstrings> it should
work.
L886[18:35:39] <MajGenRelativity> can you
give me the syntax please?
L887[18:36:23] <Heartstrings> I am
probably not the one to do that
L888[18:36:31] <VERSION> ~w gpu.bind
L890[18:36:42] <MajGenRelativity> I looked
at that
L891[18:37:12] <MajGenRelativity> I
thought i followed the syntax
L892[18:37:19] <MajGenRelativity> lemme
check
L893[18:37:30] <VERSION> is it giving an
error?
L894[18:37:40] <MajGenRelativity> no, just
keeps passing screens
L895[18:37:58] <MajGenRelativity> I wrote
it into the autorun script on my hard drive
L896[18:38:10] <MajGenRelativity> local
component = require("component")
L897[18:38:19] <MajGenRelativity> local
gpu = component.gpu
L898[18:38:33] <MajGenRelativity>
gpu.bind()
L899[18:38:45] <Heartstrings> you have to
bind it /to/ something
L900[18:38:46] <MajGenRelativity> inside
the () is the screen address enclosed by ""
L901[18:38:56] <Heartstrings> never mind
me
L902[18:38:58] <VERSION> local gpu =
component.gpu will just get an arbitrary gpu
L903[18:39:04] <MajGenRelativity> ah
L904[18:39:13] <Heartstrings> how many of
those should there be though
L905[18:39:35] <MajGenRelativity> when the
2 computers are connected, 2 GPU's
L906[18:39:40] <Heartstrings> I don't
think you can see inside other computers, can you?
L907[18:39:50] <MajGenRelativity> ?
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L909[18:40:14] <Heartstrings> you can't
directly "see" the parts in other computers, even if
they're connected somehow
L910[18:40:23] <MajGenRelativity> i
could
L911[18:40:28] <Heartstrings> assuming I'm
not completely wrong but I thought I tested that
L912[18:40:44] <MajGenRelativity> i ran
the component program on the wiki that grabs all the component
addresses, and it grabbed them from the other computer when
connected
L913[18:41:03] <Heartstrings> huh
L914[18:41:43] <MajGenRelativity> how
would I bind that specific GPU instead of an arbitray one?
L915[18:41:47] <MajGenRelativity>
arbitrary
L916[18:43:04] <VERSION> find the id of
the screen you want to bind to
L917[18:43:12] <sharquesha> VERSION:
actually, it will give you the current gpu thats being used
L918[18:43:13] <MajGenRelativity>
done
L919[18:43:15] <VERSION> with an analyser
or somthing
L920[18:43:43] <MajGenRelativity> i ran
the component thingy from the wiki that grabs all ID's of
components connected to the computer
L921[18:43:56] <MajGenRelativity> one of
them was labeled "screen", so I used that
L922[18:44:52] <VERSION> instead of 'local
gpu = component.gpu' do 'local gpu =
component.proxy("<id>")'
L923[18:45:01] <VERSION> the id doesnt
have to be the whole thing
L924[18:45:10] <MajGenRelativity> just the
first 3 numbers?
L925[18:45:14] <VERSION> people usually
just do the first three
L926[18:45:17] <MajGenRelativity> ok
L927[18:45:18] <gamax92> uhh,
L928[18:45:33] <gamax92> doesn't proxy
require full addresses, and you use the first three with
component.get?
L929[18:45:38] <gamax92> or was that also
changed and I'm outdated
L930[18:46:09] <VERSION> local gpu =
component.proxy(component.get("<id>"))
L931[18:46:22] <VERSION> local gpu =
component.proxy(component.get("<id>","screen"))
L932[18:46:28] <VERSION> or wait
L933[18:46:42] <VERSION> :v am derp
L934[18:46:44] <MajGenRelativity>
what?
L935[18:46:48] <MajGenRelativity> I'm
getting confused now
L936[18:46:53] <VERSION>
gpu.bind(component.proxy(component.get("<id>","screen")))
L937[18:47:04] <MajGenRelativity>
ahm
L938[18:47:07] <gamax92> .-. what even are
you doing.
L939[18:47:11] <VERSION> you are doing the
local gpu thing i was just being a derp
L940[18:47:16] <sharquesha> gpu.bind
doesn't take a proxy
L941[18:47:21] <VERSION> ,_,
L942[18:47:23] <gamax92> gpu.bind takes an
address ...
L943[18:47:25] <sharquesha>
gpu.bind(component.get("<id>","screen"))
L944[18:47:28] <sharquesha> that should do
it
L945[18:47:36] *
sharquesha baps VERSION >.<
L946[18:47:41] <MajGenRelativity> I'm
confused :|
L947[18:48:21] <sharquesha> Ok, so, to
summarize what VERSION said, local gpu =
component.proxy(component.get("<first three of your
address>")) comes first
L948[18:48:31] <VERSION> .-.
L949[18:48:38] <MajGenRelativity> I have
the local component = require("component") what else do i
need?
L950[18:48:46] <sharquesha> then, after
that, gpu.bind(component.get("<first three of your screen
address>","screen"))
L951[18:48:50] <VERSION> sharquesha, exept
thats only if you have two gpus
L952[18:49:00] <VERSION> .pipe unb64
SSBXSUxMIEZVQ0tJTkcgRU5EIFlPVSBTSEFSUVVFU0hB | nsa
L953[18:49:00] <^v> VERSION,
I WILL FUCKING END YOU
SHARQUESHA
L954[18:49:05] <MajGenRelativity> I will
effectively, because network
L955[18:49:06] <sharquesha> VERSION: Why
the hell were you telling the person to use bind then
L956[18:49:11] <sharquesha> Oh,
nevermind
L957[18:49:20] <sharquesha> yeah, what I
pasted should work
L958[18:49:37] <sharquesha> those two line
should set everything up awesomely
L959[18:50:17] <gamax92> local component =
require("component")
L960[18:50:18] <gamax92> local gpu =
component.proxy(component.get("<first three of your
address>"))
L961[18:50:18] <gamax92>
gpu.bind(component.get("<first three of your screen
address>","screen"))
L962[18:50:24] <gamax92> MajGenRelativity:
there you go
L963[18:51:17] <MajGenRelativity>
thx
L964[18:51:26] <MajGenRelativity> testing
now
L965[18:52:03] <MajGenRelativity>
nuuuuuuuu
L966[18:52:09] <MajGenRelativity> It
didn't work
L967[18:52:19] <gamax92> ehh?
L968[18:52:27] <MajGenRelativity> let me
show the entire code
L969[18:52:36] <MajGenRelativity> the
entire autorun script failed to do anything
L970[18:52:58] <MajGenRelativity> local fs
= require("filesystem")
L971[18:53:07] <MajGenRelativity> local
component = require("component")
L972[18:53:08] <gamax92> MajGenRelativity:
no no no don't paste the code here
L973[18:53:09] <Katie> pastebin o_O
L974[18:53:14] <MajGenRelativity> oh,
ok
L976[18:53:23] <MajGenRelativity> ah
L978[18:55:37] <MajGenRelativity> not even
the mount worked
L979[18:55:48] <MajGenRelativity> alone,
or networked
L980[18:56:31] <MajGenRelativity> btw, I
am using the most recent OC publicly released on Curse
L981[18:56:40] <MajGenRelativity> for
1.9
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L983[18:56:44] <MajGenRelativity>
1.8*
L984[18:57:47] <gamax92> I've actually
never used the 1.8 version, always the 1.7.10 one
L985[18:58:12] <MajGenRelativity> Is there
something I missed?
L986[18:58:27] <MajGenRelativity> why
would the ENTIRE autorun script break, even previously working
code?
L987[18:58:48] <gamax92> i dunno
L988[18:59:19] <gamax92> oh i see it
L989[18:59:29] <gamax92> MajGenRelativity:
missing ) on end of like 4
L990[18:59:31] <gamax92> line*
L991[19:00:08] <MajGenRelativity> double
checking the in game code
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L993[19:01:31] <VERSION> ive actually
never used the 1.9 gamax92
L994[19:01:44] <gamax92> !kikkuban
VERSION
L995[19:01:53] <VERSION> !kickban
L996[19:01:57] <VERSION> !kickban
VERSION
L997[19:02:01] <VERSION> :c
L998[19:04:37] *
Katie resists urge
L999[19:04:41] <MajGenRelativity> it fixed
the /mount function
L1000[19:04:48] <MajGenRelativity> but,
the gpu binding is still really weird
L1001[19:05:48] <gamax92> ~w
component
L1003[19:06:06] <gamax92> ~w
api:component ._.
L1005[19:06:47] <gamax92>
MajGenRelativity: try also adding
component.setPrimary("screen",component.get("842",
"screen")) before the bind
L1006[19:07:38] <MajGenRelativity>
working on it
L1007[19:11:16] <MajGenRelativity> It's
still wacked
L1008[19:11:27] <MajGenRelativity>
sometimes, it starts booting on one screen, finishes on the
other
L1009[19:11:46] <MajGenRelativity>
sometimes, it boots on one screen, but fails to clear the text and
plasters new text on top of it
L1010[19:12:13] *
gamax92 shrugs
L1011[19:12:26] <MajGenRelativity> should
i pastebin again?
L1012[19:12:28] <gamax92> I don't use
computers with multiple screens
L1013[19:12:41] <MajGenRelativity> I
guess i'll just use a switch for now
L1014[19:12:56] <MajGenRelativity> I'll
check back in a couple days in case anyone has a good idea!
L1015[19:13:22] <MajGenRelativity> bye!
farewell! have a good day/night!
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L1030[21:21:45] <Sulljason> ~w
api:motion
L1032[21:21:57] <Sulljason> ~w
api:motion_detector
L1034[21:22:58] <PotatoTrumpet> ~w
DickButt
L1036[21:23:45] <PotatoTrumpet> Whooos a
good bot? Yes, You are! You are!
L1037[21:23:54] *
PotatoTrumpet rubs ocdoc's head
L1038[21:24:58] *
Temia heeee <3
L1039[21:29:26] <sharquesha> ~w
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
L1041[21:29:33] <sharquesha>
nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnice
L1042[21:29:40] <sharquesha> ~w
nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnice
L1044[21:29:47] <PotatoTrumpet> ~w
ocdoc
L1046[21:29:54] <PotatoTrumpet> good
try
L1047[21:29:56] <sharquesha> ~w ~w
L1049[21:30:00] <PotatoTrumpet> ~w
yRu
L1051[21:30:03] <sharquesha> pretty
good
L1052[21:30:10] <PotatoTrumpet> ~w ( ͡°
͜ʖ ͡°)
L1054[21:30:18] <sharquesha> >hard
disk
L1055[21:30:19] <sharquesha> ( ͡° ͜ʖ
͡°)
L1056[21:30:37] <PotatoTrumpet> ( ͡0 ͜ʖ
͡0)
L1057[21:30:51] <sharquesha> ~w I lost my
knees in the war.
L1059[21:31:12] <PotatoTrumpet> ~w ~w ~w
~w
L1061[21:31:20] <PotatoTrumpet>
....
L1062[21:31:25] <sharquesha> lel
L1063[21:31:32] <sharquesha> ~w You don't
exist.
L1065[21:31:40] <sharquesha> seems
legit
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L1067[21:32:20] <PotatoTrumpet> oi, when
was the last time you had a nick for more than a day
L1068[21:32:32] <oi> dunno
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L1073[21:33:44] <_ENV> MINE
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L1077[21:35:18] *
_ENV = nil
L1078[21:35:57] *
_MINE Usage: ME <action>, semds tje actopm tp tje cirremt
cjamme; )cations are eirtten in the fjorf [erxszon, ;ode <r
ki,[d
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L1080[21:36:27] <_ENV> What divine
language
L1081[21:37:06] <_ENV> I can translate
that
L1082[21:37:34] <_ENV> "sends the
action to the current channel; actions are written in the third
person"
L1083[21:37:41] <_ENV> Can't deciper the
rest of that
L1084[21:37:47] <_ENV> Oh
L1085[21:37:48] <_ENV> I see
L1086[21:41:02] <_MINE> like /me
jumps
L1087[21:44:34] <Sulljason> ~w
shell
L1089[21:44:51] <Sulljason> ~w os
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L1092[21:56:10] <Sulljason> ~w
event
L1094[21:56:33] <wolfmitchell> ~w
dickbutt
L1096[21:57:54] <_ENV> bai
L1097[22:01:47] <Temia> ~w love
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L1100[22:04:10] <vifino> ocdoc doesn't
know what love is. Poor soul.
L1101[22:04:35] <PotatoTrumpet> ~w
vifino
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api:side
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L1114[23:14:27] <LewsTherin> Is the guy
who maintains OpenGlasses here?
L1115[23:15:11] <LewsTherin> Kubuxu,
ping? Would you be able to add a config for power draw for the
glasses terminal block?
L1117[23:15:41] <LewsTherin> Heh
L1118[23:18:18] <PotatoTrumpet> TIL that
"Ah" is the easiest sound for umans to hear
L1119[23:31:57] <PotatoTrumpet> :D
L1120[23:32:03] <PotatoTrumpet> Just
found a rubymine code that works
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L1123[23:39:36] <PotatoTrumpet> I see
they used -49 polygons
L1124[23:39:47] <gamax92> what?
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L1126[23:41:46] <Kodos> So
L1127[23:41:57] <Kodos> Who wants to buy
me Battlefront II for 3 bucks, and in return I'll give them a copy
of God Mode
L1128[23:42:03] <Kodos> (steam)
L1129[23:42:14] *
PotatoTrumpet looks at empty bank account
L1130[23:42:25] *
VERSION looks at full bank account
L1131[23:42:28] *
gamax92 looks at $0.01 in steam
L1132[23:42:32] *
Kodos gives PotatoTrumpet a membership card to the broke-ass
club
L1133[23:42:36] *
PotatoTrumpet looks at $0.01 in steam
L1134[23:43:12] <gamax92> VERSION: game
of life as 3D world generator
L1135[23:43:24] <Kodos> gamax92, game of
life on hologram projector
L1137[23:45:06] <PotatoTrumpet> so
uh
L1138[23:45:13] <PotatoTrumpet> what's
the ruby file extentinon
L1139[23:45:17] <PotatoTrumpet> .rb
right?
L1140[23:45:17] <^v> PotatoTrumpet,
right?
L1141[23:45:23] <Kodos> lol
L1142[23:45:24] <PotatoTrumpet> fuck off
^v
L1143[23:45:40] <Kodos> .rb
1234567890
L1144[23:45:40] <^v> Kodos,
1234567890
L1145[23:45:45] <Kodos> Interesting
L1146[23:46:00] <Kodos> .rb
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
L1147[23:46:00] <^v> Kodos,
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
L1148[23:46:30] <Kodos> Please don't ask
why/how I know how to spell that
L1149[23:46:55] <PotatoTrumpet> Kodos:
Have you been watching the sound of music lately?
L1150[23:47:03] <gamax92> Kodos: your
teacher said I'll give you 20 points extra credit if you can
memorize and recite that word
L1151[23:47:35] <Kodos> gamax92 was
closer; It was the only word they could get one of us to fuck up on
in the 3rd grade spelling bee at my school when it was down to me
and Brian Stephens
L1152[23:47:43] <Kodos> He lost
L1153[23:48:43] <PotatoTrumpet> is
life?
L1154[23:48:47] <PotatoTrumpet>
s/is/his
L1155[23:48:47] <MichiBot>
<PotatoTrumpet> his life?
L1156[23:49:03] <Kodos> No, though later
on he did end up in a wheelchair
L1157[23:49:05] <Kodos> But I
digress
L1158[23:53:29] <Kodos> Anyway, I've been
avoiding getting a shower all week/day. Time to go rectify that,
then I'm watching The Hunt for Red October