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L2[00:23:06] <SuPeRMiNoR2> whoops
L3[00:23:28] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i may have turned
that district into a pool
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L10[00:58:50] <dangranos> C:S is win
only?
L11[01:00:00] <PotatoSleep> no
L12[01:00:04] <PotatoSleep> all 3
L13[01:00:12] <PotatoSleep> Win, Lin,
Mac
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L16[01:11:53] <SuPeRMiNoR2> PotatoSleep:
nice job
L17[01:12:01] <PotatoSleep> Yah
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L23[02:18:52] <PotatoTrumpet>
voat.co/v/opencomputers
L24[02:19:23] <PotatoTrumpet> Since I have
a feeling reddit is digging it's own grave
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L28[02:47:28] <Izaya> >moderators:
PotatoTrumpet
L29[02:47:35] <Izaya> you little
bastard
L30[02:48:06] <Izaya> it's nice that I
don't have to wait 10 minutes for a page to load now, though
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L33[02:50:15] <dangranos> Izaya, your
internet is so sloooooow
L34[02:50:23] <gamax92> wow best C
decompiler ever
L35[02:50:35] <gamax92> embedding asm in a
C file woo totally legit decompiler
L36[02:50:37] <Izaya> dangranos: voat was
crashing yesterday
L37[02:50:39] <dangranos> i tried to load
your site, i am surprised it didnt timedout
L38[02:50:45] <dangranos> gamax92, seems
legit
L39[02:51:02] <Izaya> dangranos: oh, yeah,
about that
L40[02:51:12] <Izaya> RAMNode supplies
VPSes for $3.50/month
L41[02:51:17] <Izaya> I think I'll get
one
L42[02:53:32] <SuPeRMiNoR2> bout tree
fiddy
L43[02:54:38] <Mimiru> bleh.
L44[02:54:56] <SuPeRMiNoR2> oh hi
there
L45[02:55:16] <Mimiru> o/
L46[02:55:33] <SuPeRMiNoR2> \o
L47[02:55:50] <Izaya> \o/
L48[02:57:24] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i gotta
re
L49[02:57:36] <SuPeRMiNoR2> fix my tablets
keyboard
L50[02:58:02] <Mimiru> Oh?
L51[02:58:05] <SuPeRMiNoR2> and release a
power-monitor update (if my tablet will let me)
L52[02:58:19] <Mimiru> OS is killing my
drive to MC. lol
L53[02:58:53] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i read that as
operating system and i was like wtf?
L54[02:59:04] <Mimiru> I can get the sound
to play, I can't change the sound, and I can't make it play from
OC.
L55[02:59:08] <SuPeRMiNoR2> anyway, burn it
with fire
L56[02:59:42] <Mimiru> I need to learn how
to network it seems, since OC's methods are server side I have to
send a packet to the client to play sound.
L57[02:59:43] <SuPeRMiNoR2> should it say
it
L58[03:00:22] <SuPeRMiNoR2> sounds like you
are having problems XD
L59[03:00:35] <Mimiru> MC Sounds are effing
evil.
L60[03:00:57] <Mimiru> And the forge
channel is effing useless
L61[03:01:34] <SuPeRMiNoR2> well, ofc
L62[03:02:26] <Mimiru> They have no problem
telling you you're wrong. Explaining how, and why, or how to fix
it.... not so good at.
L63[03:05:19] <SuPeRMiNoR2> sounds like a
problem
L64[03:05:21] <SuPeRMiNoR2> ....
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L67[03:05:31] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i make myself
sad
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L71[03:23:27] <PotatoTrumpet> Izaya,
Yah
L72[03:23:38] <PotatoTrumpet> I am the
single moderator
L73[03:23:59] <PotatoTrumpet> mostly b/c I
waited 5 min for the page to load to see if it existed yet
L74[03:24:01] <PotatoTrumpet> now
L75[03:24:12] <PotatoTrumpet> time to
disconnect from the interwebz to install photoshop
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L77[03:24:42] <Izaya> PotatoTrumpet:
wait
L78[03:25:01] <Izaya> just block
activate.adobe.com in your hosts file
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L84[03:33:02] <Mimiru> " wtf...
L85[03:33:12] <Mimiru> fuck you
newline.
L86[03:34:00] <Mimiru> PS. got the alarm to
play from OC, all that is missing is the actual sound effect
change
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L88[03:41:34] <SuPeRMiNoR2> wtf is a good
response
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L153[03:48:42] <TotallyNotKatie> %sed
enable
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L161[03:54:09] <Mimiru> HOLY
GFIGL:FIG#:IGRI:G#%P#G%
L162[03:54:13] <Mimiru> IT WORKED.
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L166[03:56:09] *
Mimiru pokes Kodos
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L168[03:58:22] <Mimiru> Kodos, I can
alarm.setAlarm("klaxon12") alarm.activate() and play the
klaxon you linked, I then alarm.deactivate()
alarm.setAlarm("klaxon1") alarm.activate() and play the
default klaxon from NC2
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L277[05:17:39] <PotatoTrumpet> Thanks
Izaya
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L279[05:19:25] <PotatoTrumpet> Mimiru, The
link wont load
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L281[05:30:03] <Izaya> mortal
L282[05:30:33] <PotatoSleep> l a t e r
z]
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L289[05:54:44] <Izaya> holy shit Resonant
Rise is huge
L290[05:54:52] <Izaya> I watched like, 10
minutes of anime while it loaded
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L299[07:45:33] <daemon> been using
opencomputers for a week, not stopped writing code yet lol
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L301[07:50:36] <Izaya> tis dangerous
L302[07:51:36] <dangranos> hm?
L303[07:55:39] <cloakable> Woot, agricraft
added to the pack, now I'm just waiting on LanteaCraft and
Immersive Engineering and I'll kick the pack to 2.0.0 :D
L305[07:57:15] <daemon> Izaya, minecraft
is one of those games that really needs some loving with a c#
conversion -_-
L306[07:57:46] <Izaya> no
L307[07:57:48] <Izaya> nonononononno
L308[07:57:50] <Izaya> Java is one
thing
L309[07:57:59] <daemon> Java is evil
L310[07:57:59] <Izaya> but I'd like my
mods to work on stuff other than Winderps
L311[07:58:06] <daemon> errr (0_o)
L312[07:58:11] <Vexatos> No
L313[07:58:14] <daemon> mono works upto
.net45
L314[07:58:22] <daemon> and ms has
opensourced the entire stack
L315[07:58:26] <Vexatos> Java is one of
the most CPU-efficient languages
L316[07:58:32] <Vexatos> there's simply
too many ways of doing Java wrong
L317[07:58:33] <daemon> I develop in
c#/mono right now on bsd
L318[07:58:34] <Izaya> 'cause like, C#
runs on most major OSes
L319[07:58:41] <Vexatos> and Minecraft
uses all of them
L320[07:58:42] <Vexatos> :P
L321[07:58:49] <Izaya> but then modders
would use MS-specific libs
L322[07:59:00] <daemon> Izaya, there
really is not that many
L323[07:59:03] <daemon> except
'winforms'
L324[07:59:04] <Izaya> and suddenly you'd
have Windows-only mods
L325[07:59:13] <Izaya> oh, and mono is
shit.
L326[07:59:20] <daemon> the issue is that
the major 3d rendering engines are opentk and unity
L327[07:59:27] <daemon> and they both are
opensource lin,mac,bsd,win
L328[07:59:55] <daemon> it would take some
spectacular efforts to make something designed for the .net stack
to be restricted to windows
L329[08:00:33] <daemon> Vexatos, minecraft
or the modders of minecraft ;)
L330[08:00:44] <Vexatos> Minecraft
L331[08:00:54] <daemon> really I expected
its core to be fairly clean
L332[08:01:01] <Vexatos> o--------o
L333[08:01:07] <Vexatos> have you even
ever looked at that
L334[08:01:07] <daemon> not that I have
looked
L335[08:01:10] <Vexatos> ....
L336[08:01:33] <cloakable>
*coughcoughthermaldynamics*
L337[08:01:38] <daemon> Just kinda assumed
with its popularity they would have a dedicated deployment schedule
and system and it would all be quality checked etc
L338[08:01:49] <Vexatos> wat
L339[08:01:55] <Vexatos> w
L340[08:01:55] <Vexatos> a
L341[08:01:55] <Vexatos> t
L342[08:01:59] <daemon> take it not
L343[08:02:05] <Vexatos> .......
L344[08:02:11] <Izaya> remember, it was
originally some random game notch made in 2008-2009
L345[08:02:13] <Vexatos> asie: You here?
Read up.
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L347[08:02:41] <daemon> Izaya, true but I
kinda thought you know when we went up a mid branch 1.6->1.7
they would have done some tidying
L348[08:02:47] <daemon> especially now
with 1.8
L349[08:03:10] <Izaya> Nah, Minecraft
doesn't get optomised or clean
L350[08:03:16] <Izaya> they just add
bullshit features!
L351[08:03:17] <Izaya> ie horses
L352[08:03:29] <Izaya> while pretending to
be working on the modding API
L353[08:03:42] <daemon> that is one thing
I have seen, you probably mean lack of api -_-
L354[08:04:11] <Izaya> hence
pretending
L355[08:04:36] <cloakable> "Minecraft
officially adopts Forge"
L356[08:04:38] <daemon> interesting did
not know there was a ctrl code for italics
L357[08:04:39] <cloakable> end
L358[08:04:55] <Izaya> cloakable: that'd
be a good day
L359[08:05:05] <Izaya> even better:
"Microsoft hires Forge devs"
L360[08:05:22] <cloakable>
It even does
bold daemon
L361[08:05:28] <daemon> Izaya,+
"....To write c# version of mineraft"
L362[08:05:29] <daemon> :)
L363[08:05:39] <cloakable>
!burn
daemon
L364[08:05:42] <cloakable> D:
L365[08:05:45] <daemon> yeah I knew about
bold and colours (background/ground)
L366[08:05:47] <daemon> just never
italic
L367[08:05:48] <Izaya>
you can even
combine them
L368[08:05:56] <cloakable> :D
L369[08:05:58] <Izaya> :P
L370[08:06:15] <daemon> if you use mirc
you can also do ctrl+r I think it is for inverted colours :)
L371[08:06:32] <Izaya> People still use
mIRC?
L372[08:06:34] <dangranos>
You can also do something like
that
L373[08:06:39] <daemon> Izaya, no
ide
L374[08:06:40] <daemon> a
L375[08:06:45] <cloakable>
Fear my
almighty unreadable
text
L376[08:07:04] *
Izaya highlights and reads the unreadable text
L377[08:07:11] <dangranos>
You call that unreadable?
Hah!
L378[08:07:45] *
Izaya highlights and continues reading
L379[08:08:05] <cloakable> I can read that
even without highlighting
L380[08:08:15] <daemon> better eyes than
me
L381[08:08:15] <Izaya> Blurs.
L382[08:09:32] <dangranos> cloakable,
And that too? Your
font is sooo fat
L383[08:10:22] <Izaya> daemon: 4790k by
chance?
L384[08:10:25] <cloakable> I like my fonts
how I like my partners :3
L385[08:10:38] <Izaya> thin and with
curves?
L386[08:10:50] <Izaya> angular?
L387[08:10:55] <Izaya> fixed-width?
L389[08:10:58] <dangranos> fast and
hard?
L390[08:11:06] <Izaya> easy to
render?
L391[08:11:12] <dangranos> ^ lol
L392[08:11:21] <cloakable> haha
L393[08:11:36] <dangranos> ouch
L394[08:11:39] <daemon> easy to read from
across room 8) why strain eyes
L395[08:11:40] <dangranos> how do you read
that?
L396[08:11:48] <asie> daemon: silly
L397[08:11:50] <dangranos> it's white
BOLD on black
L398[08:11:56] <asie> unity is only
linux-compatible as they use an ancient version of mono
L399[08:12:02] <asie> they use it because
they do not want to sign a new deal for commercial use
L400[08:12:08] <daemon> asie, no idea I
use opentk 8)
L401[08:12:10] <asie> they'd gladly give
it up if they could so they didn't have to deal with it
L402[08:12:18] <asie> besides, C# isn't my
kind of language.
L403[08:12:27] <asie> i'm excited for
selene myself
L404[08:12:47] <asie> (yes, i really am -
lua is nice and easily embeddable but it lacked, well, features
you'd expect from a proper programming language)
L405[08:13:05] <asie> (there are libraries
which abstract away metatable magic to give a more or less proper
object system, but little in terms of functional programming)
L406[08:13:09] <daemon> mhmm I kinda like
c#, I can deploy a solution on my freebsd box and it will work on
windows with litle or no modification, I flip between the two os's
and have a few systems on either
L408[08:13:12] <daemon> so a big
advantage
L409[08:13:26] <asie> almost every
language does this nowadays
L410[08:13:35] <asie> the languages which
don't are countable on one hand, maybe two
L411[08:13:46] <asie> even compiled
languages try to aim for multiplatform libraries
L413[08:13:48] <Inari>
________________
L414[08:13:53] <asie> so it's not like
it's a .net advantage
L415[08:14:01] *
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L416[08:14:01] *
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L417[08:14:07] <asie> this is something
people expect from a language nowadays and everyone provides
it
L418[08:14:10] <dangranos> that was low,
there was no text
L419[08:14:14] <cloakable> My pack rolls
out onto Windows/Linux at least.
L420[08:14:16] <daemon> asie, can you name
a compiled language with decent libs that does better than
c#/mono?
L421[08:14:20] *
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L422[08:14:23] <Inari> the thing lua lacks
is shorthand ops
L423[08:14:25] <asie> daemon: C# is not
compiled
L424[08:14:26] <Vexatos>
<asie>
i'm excited for selene myself
L425[08:14:27] <Vexatos> :D
L426[08:14:27] <Vexatos> <3
L427[08:14:29] <dangranos> Solarized dark
is best!
L428[08:14:29] <Izaya> dangranos: don't
touch me.
L429[08:14:32] <asie> daemon: well, not
exactly
L430[08:14:35] <asie> it's like Java in
this regard
L431[08:14:47] <Izaya> but yes
L432[08:14:50] <asie> it compiles to a
virtual machine which is then interpreted and functions which are
executed very often get compiled via the JIT
L433[08:14:53] <Izaya> solarized is the
best colour scheme
L434[08:14:54] <Inari> asie: to the
question it doesnt matter if its compiled
L435[08:14:56] <daemon> asie, its compiled
to IL then uses JIT I thought.
L436[08:15:00] <asie> Inari: but he asked
"compiled"
L437[08:15:04] <asie> daemon: JIT is only
used for often used functions
L438[08:15:07] <asie> as it is not a free
operation
L439[08:15:10] <Inari> asie: is there a
compiled language that does better than this other language
L440[08:15:17] <Inari> oither lanugage
being compiled orn ot is irrelevant
L441[08:15:19] <asie> anyhow
L442[08:15:23] <asie> Swift is one which
has huge potential
L443[08:15:28] <Inari> rust <3
L444[08:15:30] <asie> as it's backed by a
large company and seems to be getting great libs from iOS
devs
L445[08:15:40] <Izaya> rust is cool
L446[08:15:43] <asie> Rust has issues
currently, and Go has great libs but the language is meh
L447[08:15:45] <Izaya> and they have a
Winderps version now, too!
L448[08:15:56] <dangranos> Izaya, is that
pragmata pro?
L449[08:16:05] <asie> besides... Java has
great libs.
L450[08:16:07] <Izaya> they don't support
the Windows version, but who uses Windows anyway? /s
L451[08:16:11] <Izaya> dangranos:
yes
L452[08:16:11] <asie> you just need to
know where to look
L453[08:16:20] *
dangranos uses Pragmata Pro with size 9
L454[08:16:21] <Izaya> I've ended up
really liking it
L455[08:16:31] <Izaya> yay for that idiot
that left it on github
L456[08:16:41] <dangranos> Izaya,
yup
L457[08:16:43] <asie> brb
L458[08:18:00] <dangranos> oh wow
L459[08:19:30] <Inari> asie: every
language has issues
L460[08:20:39] <cloakable> Minecraft
should be ported to COBOL
L461[08:20:44] *
cloakable nods
L462[08:20:44] <dangranos> nearly every
game i have installed (from steam) is updating now
L463[08:21:10] <dangranos> cloakable, to
ASM
L464[08:21:13] <dangranos>
MinecraftOS
L465[08:21:25] <dangranos> "now with
ntfs!"
L466[08:21:32] <cloakable> :D
L467[08:21:55] <Inari> hrm meh
L468[08:22:04] <cloakable> dangranos: It's
going to be the UI in Windows 11 I hear.
L469[08:22:09] <Inari> the 20fps
restricton on OC makes it hard to do fluid games :P
L470[08:22:13] <dangranos> "New
feature: *win8 tiles name here* for inventory!"
L471[08:22:21] <Inari> cloakable: i
thought win 11 isnt a thing :P
L472[08:22:32] <dangranos> win11 will be a
linux distro
L473[08:22:47] <Izaya> dangranos: don't
you mean...
L474[08:22:51] <cloakable> Inari: This is
me believing Microsoft press releases :D
L475[08:22:55] <Izaya> "Old
Technology File System"?
L476[08:23:02] <cloakable>
Minecrosoft
L477[08:23:24] <dangranos>
MiNecrosoft
L478[08:23:29] ⇦
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L479[08:23:43] <Izaya> reviving solutions
to stuff that were abandoned for a reason
L480[08:23:45] <dangranos>
mine+necro+micro+soft :D
L481[08:23:52] <Izaya>
*cough*DOS*cough*
L482[08:24:07] <dangranos> Izaya,
Necrosoft's slogan?
L483[08:24:22] <Izaya> dangranos:
basically
L484[08:25:01] <dangranos> Izaya, no, that
would be (for apple) "Reviving solutions to stull microsoft
abandoned long ago"
L485[08:25:14] <dangranos> s/no/also
L486[08:25:14] <Kibibyte>
<dangranos> Izaya, also, that would be (for apple)
"Reviving solutions to stull microsoft abandoned long
ago"
L487[08:25:29] <Izaya> stull?
L488[08:25:33] <dangranos> *f
L489[08:25:47] <dangranos> i dont even
know how that got here
L490[08:26:00] <Izaya> OS X: Because
making UNIX user friendly was easier than debugging Windows.
L491[08:26:15] <dangranos> XD
L492[08:26:37] <CompanionCube> Izaya, OS X
is a bastardised UNIX imho
L493[08:26:48] <dangranos> it is
L494[08:26:56] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
Indeed.
L495[08:27:04] <Izaya> But at least it
BSODs less than Windows, I guess
L496[08:27:08] <dangranos> hmm, would
"XD" smile mean 490?
L497[08:27:18] <Izaya> I managed to make
it do that while doing Minecraft
L498[08:27:24] <CompanionCube> Izaya, and
instead of BSODs you get Kernel Panics
L499[08:27:25] <Izaya> dangranos: so funny
it hurts?
L500[08:27:34] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
yeah, true
L501[08:27:39] <Izaya> but they're not
BSODs
L502[08:29:04] *
Izaya hrms
L503[08:29:22] <Izaya> What do I want
more: A 760 or a dual-socket 771 motherboard?
L504[08:29:38] <cloakable> dual-socket
2011 motherboard
L505[08:30:06] <Izaya> I can afford the
$150 for a dual-socket 771 motherboard, and I already own two S771
Xeons
L506[08:30:12] <Izaya> plus about 16GB
DDR2
L508[08:36:44] <daemon> hey guys if I
'dofile(blah)' if blah happens to have errors the entire lua thread
will crash, including the calling script
L509[08:36:48] <Izaya> nah, this haswell
box will do me for now, but I want a solid VM host
L510[08:36:53] <daemon> is there anyway I
can catch if the executiuon failed and continue
L511[08:37:11] <Vexatos> pcall(dofile,
blah)
L512[08:37:19] <daemon> ah cool thank you
Vexatos
L513[08:37:22] <Vexatos> local success,
response = pcall(dofile, blah)
L514[08:37:33] <Izaya> worked, return1,
return2, return3 = pcall(funct,arg1,arg2)
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L516[08:37:52] <daemon> I do not really
need to catch why it failed in this case, just need the caller to
continue
L517[08:38:17] <Izaya> then just use
pcall
L518[08:38:21] <daemon> yep :)
L519[08:39:16] <Izaya> cloakable: that is
a damn nice motherboard though, I want it... one day...
L520[08:39:24] <Izaya> Eventually I'll be
able to buy it for a few bucks
L521[08:41:17] <dangranos> D:
L522[08:41:27] <dangranos> pneumaticraft's
last update was... in 2014
L523[08:41:59] <Vexatos> except it was
half a week ago
L524[08:42:10] <dangranos> oh
L525[08:42:12] <Vexatos> when I fixed some
issue with OpenComputers integration
L526[08:42:17] <dangranos> i was looking
at his site
L527[08:43:13] <dangranos> i bet version
"1.7.10-1.8.1" looks confusing
L528[08:45:26] <cloakable> Izaya: I'll
probably settle for a single socket 2011 board :D
L529[08:45:58] <Izaya> All my old desktops
eventually end up as servers, so I'll go for overkill, because if I
can, I will.
L530[08:46:04] <Izaya> However, with
current funding, I can.t
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L532[08:46:06] <Izaya> can't*
L533[08:48:03] <cloakable> Wait,
pneumaticcraft is killing off the plants? :D
L534[08:48:23] <dangranos> "Player
death is an option in the map editor" lol
L535[08:51:11] <cloakable> I need to
update pneumaticcraft at some point >.>
L536[08:58:26] <Inari> i liked the
plants
L537[09:01:22] <cloakable> I'm not really
a fan
L538[09:02:14] *
cloakable hops Pneumaticcraft is more automatable now too
>.>
L539[09:02:32] <dangranos> cloakable, of
course you arent a fan, you are more pump :P
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L541[09:02:48] <cloakable> :P
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L543[09:14:39] <Krutoy242> Question: How
to make unicode.gmatch() ?
L544[09:16:45] <daemon> I removed
pneumaticcraft after it started spawning little weird green
mushroom type thigs everywhere
L545[09:18:27] <cloakable> Huh,
what?
L546[09:19:22] <daemon> these weird green
little fungus things
L547[09:19:25] <daemon> plants
L548[09:19:33] <daemon> 100's of them
spawned all over the place
L551[09:22:01] <cloakable> Yea, that's the
thing that's been removed apparently
L552[09:22:45] <daemon> ah great, will try
a reinstall of it next release
L553[09:26:23] <cloakable> Yea, I have in
my pack but rarely use. Automating it was a nightmare, too much
manual work.
L554[09:28:34] <daemon> hey is it possible
to automate tinkers construct
L555[09:28:38] <daemon> for repairing
tools at the tool forge
L556[09:28:42] *
cloakable glares at the compression chamber
L557[09:28:50] <cloakable> Not sure
L558[09:29:12] <cloakable> I just slap on
RF and be done usually
L559[09:29:20] <daemon> me don't suppose
it matters I just stuck mossx2 on my robots pick
L560[09:29:22] <daemon> so it auto
repairs
L561[09:29:44] <cloakable> That
works
L562[09:30:14] <daemon> still bloody
coding -_- one day I will get to use the bloody mod lol
L563[09:31:20] <cloakable> I haven't
bothered with robots :D
L564[09:31:55] <daemon> I have wrote a
kinda virus, got a tier 3 server with wireless that holds a
reference grid of maximum bounds, a computer next to it uploads
updates
L565[09:32:13] <daemon> robots
automatically register and mine what blocks other robots have seen
within the boundary grid the server holds
L566[09:32:45] <daemon> they have the
chunklaoder mod too, so basically you put some co-ordinates into
the server and the bots work like a massive mine force to just
obliterate everything within the bounds
L567[09:32:52] <daemon> target size atm is
1000x1000x100
L568[09:33:47] <daemon> editor and server
done fully but the robots are a bit buggy when it comes to applying
updates
L569[09:33:54] <daemon> the occastionally
seem to think 'fuck it'
L570[09:33:57] <daemon> and bugger off and
do there own thing
L571[09:33:58] <daemon> lol
L572[09:34:34] <cloakable> Heh
L573[09:35:02] <cloakable> I'm lazy, I pop
down a enderquarry and some markers and watch the resources roll
in
L574[09:35:26] <dangranos> sooo
L575[09:35:58] <cloakable> daemon: be
aware that robots can only climb now, not fly (high) unless you
give them an upgrade.
L576[09:36:07] <dangranos> 2 years ago i
got "banned" (i just was required to say "yep i
understand i did something wrong") and didnt answered until
now
L577[09:36:15] <daemon> cloakable, yep
they have tier1 hover
L578[09:36:28] <dangranos> i wonder how
stupid that looks
L579[09:36:35] <daemon> cloakable, so
other than the crap the floating ruins mod throws up, they clear
entire areas
L580[09:36:45] <cloakable> heh
L581[09:37:07] <cloakable> dangranos:
where's this? xD
L582[09:38:02] <dangranos> cloakable, a
server that kept it's ban data for 2 years minimum
L583[09:38:24] <cloakable> aha heh
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L586[09:52:10] <dangranos> no
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L588[09:52:17] <dangranos> that's THREE
years old ban
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L591[09:55:01] <asie> uhhhhh.
L592[09:55:10] <asie> "no such
component" when trying to boot a new OC computer on a new
world
L593[09:55:13] <asie> what am i
missing?
L594[09:55:58] <Vexatos> do you has EEPROM
and OpenOS floppy?
L595[09:56:13] <asie> yes
L596[09:56:20] <asie> if i don't have
either i get the proper error
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L598[09:56:41] <Vexatos> Hmmmm
L599[09:56:43] <dangranos> try to change
arch to lua
L600[09:56:49] <Vexatos> yeaaa
L601[09:56:59] <asie> lua 5.2 is what i
have right now
L602[09:57:03] <Vexatos> shift-right click
the CPU :P
L603[09:57:05] <Vexatos> Hmmm
L604[09:57:29] <asie> nada
L605[09:57:32] <asie> "Last error: no
such component"
L606[09:58:12] <Krutoy242> Vexatos, How to
make unicode.gmatch() ?
L607[09:58:21] <Vexatos> when in doubt,
check source code
L608[09:58:23] *
Vexatos looks
L609[09:58:38] <Vexatos> asie: That just
means some component is missing
L610[09:58:43] <Vexatos> maybe a graphics
card
L611[09:58:44] <Vexatos> or a
screen?
L612[09:58:49] <asie> both were
there
L613[09:58:55] <asie> but i removed and
placed the case
L614[09:58:57] <asie> and it worked
L615[09:59:02] <Vexatos> o-O
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L618[09:59:41] <monje> hi
L619[10:00:37] <asie> Vexatos: it crowd
logic
L620[10:00:58] <monje> Can someone help me
out? As I have to configure the application.conf to avoid wasting
energy the objects
L621[10:01:16] <Krutoy242> Vexatos,
unicode havent match or gmatch. So, is this impossible to do on
OC?
L622[10:02:48] <dangranos> hm
L623[10:03:05] <dangranos> i think OC in
last versions has a problem with mergin networks :|
L624[10:03:14] <dangranos> *merging
L625[10:13:32] <monje> Nobody knows how to
disable the power consumption in the mod?
L626[10:14:21] <dangranos> monje, it's all
in the config
L627[10:15:36] <monje> I've checked the
settings but not exctamente where I have to change
L628[10:17:52] <cloakable>
ignorePower=false
L629[10:18:10] <daemon> there is a fun bug
with oc, if you have a server rack and a standard computer case(no
wired nic) and 1 of the servers has a wireless nic as well as the
one computer net.distribute(N,M) will be receieved twice on the
server
L630[10:19:18] <Inari> vexy :o
L631[10:21:07] <Inari> vexy reminds me of
vixen
L632[10:21:38] <monje> Thanks but I
already tried and continues to spend energy intake
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L634[10:22:17] <cloakable> Yeah, it
doesn't /stop/ it, just makes the check return true
regardless
L635[10:22:41] <cloakable> Don't hook
computers up to energy and they'll continue to run
regardless.
L636[10:22:53] <cloakable> Probably.
L637[10:23:02] <cloakable> I keep power
turned on myself :D
L638[10:23:17] <daemon> or just whack a
couple of solar panels from mekanism up and stick 9 batteries
behind it :)
L639[10:25:03] <daemon> hey odd thought
.... if you have the chunkloader update on your bots, and 2 solar
upgrades and the bots have no monitors .. so they charge when
stationary, if one of those fecks off across the map will it just
keep going pissing your cpu off forever?
L640[10:26:20] <cloakable> Lol
L641[10:26:33] <cloakable> Put it on a
drone
L642[10:27:55] <daemon> I will do just
before next modpack update because then if it does work server will
need to reboot for upgrades :P
L643[10:30:56] <daemon> wait that won't
matter
L644[10:30:59] <daemon> it will be saved
in the world
L645[10:31:02] <daemon> hmm...
L646[10:31:09] <daemon> ok thats a test
for singleplayer creative mode
L647[10:32:59] <monje> we must give some
energy to boot the PC, then do not consume energy
L648[10:38:44] <monje> Thanks for the
help
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L650[10:44:13] <daemon> hey all one of you
gave me the name of a lua function to run a script like dofile that
would not cause the calling script to fail if the child script
failed
L651[10:44:21] <daemon> pdot,prun or
something like that?
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L655[11:11:51] <gamax92> daemon:
pcall
L656[11:12:01] <daemon> gamax92, thats the
one, cheers
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L658[11:12:10] <gamax92> daemon: xpcall if
you need to get a traceback
L659[11:13:03] <daemon> gamax92, nah my
system implements a distributed upgrade system for robots, but no
test stage, so if I push an update and its got an error in it, it
needs to continue on and re run the update for the patch I push a
few minutes later (after some swearing) :)
L660[11:13:49] <daemon> I am starting to
wonder though just how reliable wireless is though .. I am sure it
randomly loses one or two packets
L661[11:13:54] <daemon> might jsut be me
though
L662[11:23:10] <Mimiru> justh ad to push
an ew build of OpenSecurity to fix a derp... lol
L663[11:23:27] <Mimiru> At some point
today I have to texture/model stuff
L664[11:23:37] <Mimiru> but first... gotta
take kids to a carnival
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L666[11:26:14] <daemon> is there anything
special about pcall...
L667[11:26:19] <daemon> it appears to
return nearly immediat
L668[11:26:27] <daemon> evne if the script
does not fail
L669[11:26:40] <daemon> ahhh wait it
was
L670[11:26:45] <daemon>
pcall(X,'script')
L671[11:27:16] <daemon> no hmm
L672[11:27:27] <daemon> do I need
pcall(dofile(...))
L673[11:28:11] <daemon> ah ha that got
it
L674[11:30:10] <gamax92> uuuuh
L675[11:31:47] <gamax92> daemon: that
should be loadfile
L676[11:32:04] <daemon> gamax92, the pcall
or the dofile
L677[11:32:08] <gamax92> dofile
L678[11:32:22] <daemon> ok let me look up
on the docs on that, cheers ^_^
L679[11:32:23] <gamax92> when you do
dofile, dofile is the one executing the function, not pcall,
therefor it's not capturing errors
L680[11:32:42] <daemon> will load file
also make variables in the parent scope availible to the
child?
L681[11:33:03] <gamax92> what, local
variables?
L682[11:33:35] <daemon> well, if in the
parent I had: local blah = require("compost") if true
then pcall(loadfile('/someshit.lua')) end
L683[11:33:43] <daemon> would someshit.lua
be able to use 'blah' ?
L684[11:33:47] <gamax92> no
L685[11:33:52] <daemon> anyway I can do
that
L686[11:33:53] <gamax92> and it still
wouldn't even if it was dofile
L687[11:34:44] <daemon> yes I am aware I
cannot in a dofile, but it would be good memory wise if I did not
have to load components twice, once in the parent once in the
child
L688[11:35:23] <gamax92> daemon: memory
wise is just another pointer which takes up so little memory you
shouldn't care about it
L689[11:35:37] <gamax92> you also aren't
loading components twice, remember that package cache?
L690[11:35:43] <daemon> ah so it does not
actual load the library resident per script
L691[11:35:51] <daemon> cool
L692[11:35:53] <daemon> ok
L693[11:36:26] <daemon> thank you again
for the help :)
L694[11:36:44] <daemon> any idea how I can
make it run perl instead of lua :D
L695[11:36:45] *
daemon ducks
L696[11:37:03] <gamax92> Write a perl
architecture for OC
L697[11:37:09] <gamax92> or write perl in
lua
L698[11:37:20] <daemon> would be a
nightmare, I believe lua is present in java already, perl would
need dynamically linking
L699[11:37:57] <daemon> then again I think
someone did write a miniperl interpreter for java
L700[11:38:02] <gamax92> lua in OC is also
a separate library (when not using luaj)
L701[11:38:20] <daemon> yeah I notied
that, when I run my modpack on my bsd server I get a so link to
lua
L702[11:38:35] <daemon> does not appear on
th windows server, I assume windows hosts = luaJ, linuxZbsd =
native
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L704[11:38:50] <Mimiru> you get a lua dll
on windows
L705[11:38:52] <gamax92> windows also has
natives for it
L706[11:38:58] <Mimiru> can confirm, ran a
MC server with oc on windows
L707[11:39:06] <gamax92> You would know
because the server would yell at you in chat about it
L708[11:39:12] <gamax92> (that it's
running luaj)
L709[11:39:20] <daemon> gotcha
L710[11:39:32] <gamax92> Also I haven't
done any perl in a long time
L711[11:39:46] <Mimiru>
"OpenComputersMod-1.5.11.25-native.64.dll" :P
L712[11:39:47] <daemon> gamax92, I would
quite literally murder somene right now to have access to POE
-_-
L713[11:39:56] <gamax92> what is?
L714[11:40:00] <daemon> Perl Object
Enviroment
L715[11:40:05] <daemon> non blocking, non
forking framework
L716[11:40:12] <Mimiru> Power Over
Ethernet? :P
L717[11:40:34] <daemon> :-)
L719[11:41:03] <daemon> if you fancy a
play
L720[11:41:18] <daemon> the author has
started on reflex though if you preffer moose style protections and
extensions
L721[11:41:48] <Vexatos> should have
called it Perl Object Programming Environment
L722[11:42:02] <daemon> Vexatos, it came
out before power over ethernet
L723[11:42:18] <Vexatos> Just so you can
pronounce it properly
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L726[11:44:17] <daemon> ok deffinetly
confirmed it this time
L727[11:44:25] <daemon> what is the packet
loss algo for wireless transfer
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L729[11:44:43] <daemon> because I am
definitely losing random lines when I trnasfer files over wireless
cards
L730[11:45:29] <gamax92> My wireless
network is over the internet
L731[11:45:35] <gamax92> because I
can
L732[11:45:56] <daemon> when my robot
pulls an update from my server it will lose probably ... 0.5% of
the file transferred
L733[11:46:01] <daemon> just forced update
3 times
L734[11:46:08] <daemon> what it loses is
totally random, it might not lose any
L735[11:46:25] <daemon> so what is the
deal with packet loss and wireless
L736[11:47:13] <daemon> christ having to
implement a basic TCP in lua this will be messed up
L737[11:47:15] <daemon> unless its a
bug
L738[11:47:44] <gamax92> well you don't
have to go full TCP
L739[11:48:42] <daemon> no ill just add a
'size' header to the tcp send
L740[11:49:01] <daemon> if the file does
~= it at the end resend
L741[11:49:04] <daemon> but it concernes
me slightly
L742[11:49:21] <daemon> I have seen no
details of how packet loss happens
L743[11:49:46] <daemon> especially when
each device is a total distance of 4m away from each other
L744[11:51:03] <daemon> maybe I can just
make a send buffer, and make the recipitents send textual
ACK,SIZE's back
L745[11:51:06] <daemon> hmm
L747[11:52:05] <gamax92> may or may not be
based off a real life protocol (no not TCP)
L748[11:52:33] <daemon> torrent data
blocks?
L749[11:52:58] <daemon> does the linked in
card suffer with loss as well?
L750[11:54:27] *
gamax92 shrugs, never used it before
L751[11:55:13] <daemon> think I will just
make a loadable lib to handle it all
L752[12:02:45] <Krutoy242> gamax92, maybe
you know how to make unicode.gmatch() on OC?
L753[12:03:15] <gamax92> to match
what
L754[12:04:58] <gamax92> (doesn't
answer)
L755[12:05:06] <Krutoy242> to match
string. I want to find positions of two letters
L756[12:05:40] <Krutoy242> Like, find
positions of all braked words
L757[12:05:49] <gamax92> braked?
L758[12:06:33] <Krutoy242> Sorry, im not
good in anglish. I mean this -> []
L759[12:06:52] <gamax92> bracket
L760[12:07:29] <gamax92> gmatch doesn't
return position iirc
L761[12:08:04] <daemon> Krutoy242, there
called 'square brackets' just out of interest; square bracket ->
[], parenthesis -> {}, round brackets -> ()
L762[12:08:41] <gamax92> uhh, () is
parenthesis, {} is curly bracket
L763[12:08:51] <daemon> really
L764[12:09:07] <gamax92> yeys
L765[12:09:12] <Vexatos> {} braces, ()
brackets
L766[12:09:14] <daemon> shit it is
L767[12:09:15] <daemon> whoops
L768[12:09:16] <Vexatos> [] square
brackets
L769[12:09:23] <Vexatos> :3
L770[12:09:26] <Krutoy242> And they all
brackets
L771[12:09:29] <daemon> Krutoy242, there
called 'square brackets' just out of interest; square bracket ->
[], parenthesis -> (), curly brackets -> {}
L772[12:09:31] <gamax92> Vexatos:
alternatively that
L773[12:09:36] <daemon> Krutoy242,
yes
L774[12:10:58] <Krutoy242> gamax92, ok
then, how to do unicode.find() ?
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L776[12:11:12] <Krutoy242> I made mistake.
I need find() instead gmatch()
L777[12:13:39] <Kodos> Steam Summer Sale,
stop being bad
L778[12:13:53] <Krutoy242> And, what doing
unicode.wtrunc() ?
L779[12:14:13] <daemon> Kodos, its good to
be bad 8)
L780[12:14:26] <gamax92> wtrunc truncates
a string up to but not including a specified width
L781[12:14:37] <gamax92> if there aren't
enough characters to make that width, then it errors
L782[12:15:50] <Krutoy242> gamax92, so,
wtrunk is same as sub() with first parameter 1 ?
L783[12:16:12] <gamax92> no not at
all
L784[12:16:30] <gamax92> sub will cut at
characters, but wtrunc cuts with width
L785[12:16:39] <daemon> I think someone
needs to read over the welcome to lua documents
L786[12:16:51] <gamax92> nah wtrunc is
confusingly stupid
L787[12:17:24] <Krutoy242> daemon, wtrunk
is not native Lua function.
L788[12:17:36] <daemon> ok dokey
L789[12:18:14] <Krutoy242> Ok, thanks
gamax92, now i get it. But what about find() ?
L790[12:19:18] <gamax92> I'm working on
it
L791[12:19:26] <Krutoy242> Ok =)
L793[12:19:56] <Keridos> how can i get
openos on a turtle after assembling it?
L794[12:20:09] <Vexatos> Keridos, have you
put a disk drive in the robot?
L795[12:20:13] <Keridos> no
L796[12:20:23] <Vexatos> and you did not
install OpenOS on the HDD you inserted before you inserted
it?
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L798[12:20:33] <Keridos> nope thought i
could access it later
L799[12:20:34] <daemon> Keridos,
disassembler :)
L800[12:20:39] <Vexatos> You can
L801[12:20:41] <Vexatos> Well
L802[12:20:43] <Vexatos> you could
L803[12:20:45] <Vexatos> if you had a disk
drive
L804[12:20:49] <Vexatos> in the
robot
L805[12:20:58] <Vexatos> Have fun
disassembling
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L807[12:22:54] <Krutoy242> How to rewrite
standart # function? For example, change # to unicode.len?
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L809[12:25:43] <PotatoTrumpet> Mimiru,
What did you think of that image last night
L810[12:28:51] <daemon> sexy time?
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L814[12:38:11] <Krutoy242> gamax92 Thanks,
will use it. Tested?
L815[12:38:16] <gamax92> Tested some
what
L816[12:39:34] <gamax92> .l nil <
0
L817[12:39:39] <gamax92> #lua nil <
0
L818[12:39:39] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
attempt to compare nil with number
L819[12:39:43] <gamax92> dammit,
bugs
L820[12:40:10] <Krutoy242> Why find not
implemented in OC outside lua?
L821[12:40:45] <Krutoy242> Like sub or
wtrunk does?
L822[12:41:15] <gamax92> Krutoy242: sub
and wtrunk don't have pattern matching, which make it really simple
to implement
L823[12:41:17] <Kodos> Oh God
L824[12:41:19] <gamax92> find supports
pattern matching
L825[12:41:30] <Kodos> One of the Lua
testing tools I use is apparently using Lua 4.0
L826[12:41:40] <gamax92> Kodos: lol
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L829[12:44:38] <Krutoy242> Let me test
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L831[12:46:55] <PotatoTrumpet> Kodos, Just
pirate lua 5.3
L832[12:48:15] <Kodos> PotatoTrumpet,
that'd be great, but I'm not in charge of the sourceforge
L833[12:49:06] <PotatoTrumpet> kk
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L835[12:52:41] <Keridos> btw what are the
other things in /mnt except the drives?
L836[12:52:58] <Kodos> Run 'df' and find
out
L837[12:54:02] <Keridos> ah tmp and
tmpfs
L838[12:54:25] <Keridos> ah both
tmpfs?
L839[12:55:32] <Krutoy242> gamax92,
tested. Seems like works fine! Thank you very much, i will make
automatic layouts based on this.
L840[12:56:20] <daemon> can I insert a
table as a record into a table
L841[12:56:32] <daemon>
table.insert(N,{blah,bleh,lol})
L842[12:56:40] <daemon> and if so how do I
access that table?
L843[12:56:40] <gamax92> yes ofc.
L844[12:56:46] <gamax92> by its respective
index
L845[12:56:49] <daemon> table[N][N]
L846[12:56:58] <daemon> cool thank
you
L847[12:57:05] <gamax92> err
L848[12:57:20] <gamax92> what is N
supposed to be, because your usage of it in table.insert wouldn't
be correct
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L850[12:58:13] <daemon> local lol =
"lol", local x = {}, x.insert(1,{lol}),
print("lol?",x[0][0])
L851[12:58:21] <daemon> local lol =
"lol", local x = {}, x.insert(1,{lol}),
print("lol?",x[1][1])
L852[12:58:27] <daemon> sorry forgot in
lua it starts at 1
L853[12:58:33] <gamax92> yeah that'd
work
L854[12:58:41] <daemon> lovely ta
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L856[12:58:54] <gamax92> I read table not
as a generic table but as the lua library
L857[12:59:11] <daemon> btw ... if I
insert at 1, does insert prepend the record or append
L858[12:59:33] <daemon> local lol =
"lol", local x = {}, x.insert(1,{lol}),
x.insert(1,{nolol}), print("lol?",x[1][1])
L859[12:59:37] <daemon> would that be
nolol or lol
L860[12:59:43] <gamax92> nolol
L861[12:59:47] <daemon> ah append
L862[12:59:49] <daemon> cool ok
L864[13:03:06] <daemon> :D
L865[13:03:24] <gamax92> heh
L866[13:03:35] <gamax92> daemon: a t2
screen is so worth it though.
L867[13:03:51] <daemon> gamax92, tier 2
case and this box is wireless ;)
L868[13:04:02] <daemon> ah wait this is
the tier 3 server
L869[13:04:14] <daemon> .. should have a
spare tier2 gfx&monitor somewhere
L870[13:05:51] <daemon> gamax92, what we
need is ssh access
L871[13:06:04] <daemon> so I can crack
this crap open on my desktop lol
L872[13:06:37] <gamax92> daemon: like,
actual computer desktop?
L873[13:06:41] <daemon> yes
L874[13:07:17] <daemon> yeah I am aware
why that is not possible
L876[13:07:23] <gamax92> daemon: it is
possible
L877[13:07:44] <daemon> gamax92, from what
I understand though would that not open the ports required on the
server
L878[13:08:06] <daemon> be a bit dodgy
security wise
L879[13:08:15] <gamax92> not at all
L880[13:08:18] <daemon> not for real
security ofc, but a ddos target
L881[13:08:34] <daemon> I doubt whatever
emulated shell was created would not be able to cope with
attack
L882[13:08:36] <gamax92> you just do it
the X way
L883[13:09:01] <gamax92> instead of the oc
computer being the server, it is the client
L884[13:09:15] <gamax92> (mainly because
you have to do it that way)
L885[13:09:35] <daemon> hmm
L886[13:09:38] <daemon> could be
interesting
L887[13:09:58] <gamax92> anyway I've done
that before, it's horridly slow though thanks to the internet
card
L888[13:11:33] <daemon> what would be nice
is some sort of card that was based on the internet card that
allowed whatever to mount nfs/cifs back to an ip
L889[13:11:44] <daemon> net mounted
rootfs
L890[13:12:03] <daemon> that way clients
could open up some service on their machines and edit files
locally
L891[13:12:15] <gamax92> i have sorta
that
L892[13:13:12] <gamax92> ocnetfs, it
mounts an external folder via ocnetfs's server onto the OC
machine
L893[13:14:03] <daemon> thats pretty
cool
L894[13:14:21] <daemon> should be more
documented, to me it seems the people that use opencomputers tend
to be ...
L895[13:14:26] <daemon> of more a
technical nature
L896[13:14:31] <daemon> everyone who is
not uses computercraft
L897[13:14:40] <daemon> so it would be
good to push more exotic solutions
L898[13:14:50] <gamax92> document
what?
L899[13:15:03] <Kodos> Why not just turn
off buffering, and edit locally anyway?
L900[13:15:04] <daemon> external folder
mount
L901[13:15:13] <daemon> Kodos, server is
over 200 miles away
L902[13:15:19] <gamax92> is what the
forums are for
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L907[13:18:15] <daemon> gamax92, shows why
using proper variable names is a good thing for others reading your
code? :)
L908[13:19:07] <gamax92> nah, is an
excersize for them to figure out what it does
L909[13:19:19] <Kodos> I think she's
asleep
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L913[13:30:29] <Mimiru> not asleep just
not home, took my girls to the carnival had to come home and get
diapers for youngest
L914[13:30:36] <Mimiru> Kodos, did you see
in #Michiyo
L915[13:30:47] <Kodos> Yes and the
PM
L916[13:30:50] <Kodos> watching bones,
brb
L917[13:31:01] <Mimiru> Well, I dropped a
new build this morning heh
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L919[13:45:04] <cloakable> Mimiru:
*perk*
L921[13:54:00] <Shuudoushi> now I just
need to mess with the filesystem lib, the shell lib, and
init.lua...
L922[13:54:34] <Shuudoushi> I have the
feeling that I'll be blowing up my raid soon >.>
L923[13:57:59] <gamax92> Shuudoushi: oooh,
making an OS?
L924[13:58:07] <Shuudoushi> yeah
L925[13:58:17] <Shuudoushi> trying to get
something more Unix like
L926[13:58:23] <daemon> Shuudoushi, wiki
your experience or blog or log in some way :)
L927[13:58:28] <gamax92> many people have
made OS's, none of them are finished or very functional
though
L928[13:58:58] <gamax92> Izaya: no your
extreme minimal OS doesn't count
L929[13:59:06] <Shuudoushi> lol, all I
really have right now is multi-user support and something to make
sure you can't go back past the home dir
L930[13:59:14] <daemon> Shuudoushi, we
have quite a few users in here ... why not redmine your experiance
(or at least github)
L931[13:59:24] <daemon> and take responses
from us lot
L932[13:59:27] <daemon> might help you
move it forward
L933[13:59:36] <Shuudoushi> I am on github
o.O
L935[14:00:08] <Shuudoushi> that link is
for the "release" branch
L936[14:00:28] <gamax92> daemon: btw if
you were wondering what uz does, it's a utf8 string to code point
converter
L937[14:00:31] <daemon> Shuudoushi, why
not have a friendly chat with Mimiru to see if s/he would be
willing to push it in topic, try get some community behind it
L938[14:00:58] <Shuudoushi> already talked
to her about it
L939[14:01:04] <daemon> gamax92, yeah its
ok I battled with utf8 quite a bit on perl I have more than enough
knowledge of it :)
L940[14:01:15] <gamax92> #lua function
uz(a) local b={a:byte(1,-1)}if #b==1 then return b[1] end local
c=b[1]%(8*(2^(4-#b)))*(2^(6*#b-6))for i=2,#b do
c=c+(b[i]%64)*2^(6*(#b-i))end return c end
L941[14:01:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L942[14:01:17] <Shuudoushi> if I can get
it to a better place, it'll get included in opensecurity
L943[14:01:30] <gamax92> #lua
uz("ほ")
L944[14:01:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
25556008009858
L945[14:01:35] <gamax92>
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh
L946[14:01:45] <Shuudoushi> I just want it
in a bit of a better place before I go to the forums with it
L947[14:01:55] <gamax92> #lua
"ほ"
L948[14:01:55] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
xE3x81xBB
L949[14:01:59] <gamax92> >_> thats
right
L950[14:02:06] <daemon> Shuudoushi,
gotcha
L951[14:02:20] <Shuudoushi> need to talk
to SuPeRMiNoR2 and grab his AES stuff so I can encrypt the
non-loggedin home folders
L952[14:02:25] <gamax92> #lua
uz("\xE3\x81\xBB")
L953[14:02:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
25556008009858
L954[14:02:28] <gamax92> T_T
L955[14:02:33] <daemon> 8)
L956[14:02:42] <gamax92> Well it works
everywhere that isn't |0xDEADBEEF|
L957[14:03:01] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Shuudoushi:
consider me grabbed
L958[14:03:04] <Shuudoushi> daemon: yeah,
I mostly just don't want to clog the forums with something that
isn't at least 80% ready lol
L959[14:03:18] <Shuudoushi> you got that
AES lib fully working?
L960[14:03:48] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Well yeah, it
worka
L961[14:03:57] <Shuudoushi> sweet
L962[14:04:05] <SuPeRMiNoR2> The interface
to use it is a bit sloppy
L963[14:04:13] <Shuudoushi> but
ofc...
L964[14:04:32] <Shuudoushi> I still need
to edit useradd and userdel >.>
L965[14:04:32] <SuPeRMiNoR2> I am going to
write a better way to interact with it
L966[14:04:34] <gamax92> AES in pure
lua?
L967[14:04:43] <SuPeRMiNoR2> gamax92: fuck
yes
L968[14:04:45] <gamax92> nice
L969[14:04:52] <SuPeRMiNoR2> I stole part
of it from random places
L970[14:04:53] <Shuudoushi> it's slower
than piss, but it works XD
L971[14:05:05] <SuPeRMiNoR2> And made it
work in oc
L972[14:05:21] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Not claiming
to have written the aes parts of it though
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L974[14:05:47] <Shuudoushi> afk a
min
L975[14:06:12] <Inari> aeslua performan
pretty wellin OC
L976[14:06:39] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Yup, that is
what it is
L977[14:07:39] <Inari> i think i got 90
kb/s encrypt and 95 kb/s decrypt with it on OC
L978[14:16:26] <Vexatos> Just use the
Cipher Block
L979[14:16:27] <Vexatos> <3
L980[14:17:56] <gamax92> lua acceleration
cards
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L983[14:21:02] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Don't always
have cipher blocks
L984[14:21:15] <SuPeRMiNoR2> So pure lua
encryption is nice
L985[14:39:56] <Shuudoushi> can anyone
think of a non-directory based flagging system to mark things as
read only or read/write?
L986[14:42:08] <Inari> Shuudoushi: 2 bits
infront of the file? :p
L987[14:42:17] <Inari> actualyl
L988[14:42:17] <Inari> 1 bit
L989[14:42:51] <Shuudoushi> ...
L990[14:44:25] <Shuudoushi> I'll figure
soemthing out using the auth lib that super helped me out
with
L991[14:51:44] <SuPeRMiNoR2> that thing is
for user login not filesystem permissions
L992[14:51:54] <Shuudoushi> I know
L993[14:52:21] <Shuudoushi> but I figured
I can use some of it for when someone logs in as root
L994[14:53:17] <Shuudoushi> like "if
user == root then 'make all file read/write'" or some
shit
L995[14:54:42] <daemon> Shuudoushi,
+rwrwrwx is awesome, share the love
L996[14:54:45] <gamax92> much unix
like
L997[14:54:47] <gamax92> except not at
all
L998[14:54:53] <Shuudoushi> yeah
>.>
L999[14:55:27] <daemon> what would be
better is a proxy layer ...
L1000[14:55:45] <gamax92> why not just
reserve a filename for storing the permissions in the current
directory
L1001[14:55:49] <daemon> so you could
setup like a remote 'interaction' with components to some sort of
simulator
L1002[14:56:27] <SuPeRMiNoR2> desktop.ini
XD
L1003[14:56:34] <SuPeRMiNoR2> (dont
really do that)
L1004[14:56:40] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1005[14:57:02] <Shuudoushi> clam your
tits super, I knew it was just a dumb joke lol
L1006[14:57:38] <Inari> clam and tits for
supper?
L1007[14:57:55] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1008[14:58:06] <Shuudoushi> calm*
L1009[14:58:26] <gamax92> you ofc run
into the issue of unsynced filesystems (say if you're using
bufferChanges)
L1010[14:58:38] <Shuudoushi>
yeah...
L1011[14:58:39] <gamax92> new files would
get default permissions, just like you would when creating a new
file
L1012[14:58:53] <gamax92> and non
existent files just get their entries cleared
L1013[14:59:40] <Shuudoushi> hmmm
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L1015[15:11:43] <daemon> looks like the
amiga tick
L1016[15:13:23] <Kodos> Oh my godf
L1018[15:15:01] <Inari> hahaha
L1019[15:15:04] <Inari> brilliant
L1020[15:16:23] <Shuudoushi> wtf
L1021[15:22:45] <gamax92> Kodos: I don't
get it, what is it?
L1022[15:23:00] <Kodos> Youtube is
starting a streaming service, Twitch welcomed them
L1023[15:23:32] <gamax92> I though
youtube already had streaming
L1024[15:23:39] <Shuudoushi> and insulted
them at the same time
L1025[15:23:44] <Kodos> err hang on
L1026[15:23:51] <Shuudoushi> they kinda
did
L1027[15:24:12] <Shuudoushi> but the new
service is aimed at gaming, and not just general streaming
L1029[15:25:08] <gamax92> oh, reading
that would have been helpful
L1030[15:26:34] <Shuudoushi> Kodos: my
little program suit (yes I'm still sticking to calling it that till
I feel it's a real OS) has come a long way huh lol
L1031[15:26:46] <Kodos> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L1032[15:26:52] <gamax92> i dunno
lol
L1033[15:26:53] <Kodos> I've been too
busy all week to watch Github
L1034[15:27:05] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1036[15:27:47] <Kodos> Want a name
suggestion?
L1037[15:28:04] <Shuudoushi> it now has a
proper multi-user system (with sha256 password hashing), and soe
other random stuff XD
L1038[15:28:35] <Shuudoushi> Kodos: if I
can get it working the way I want, Mimiru may add it to
OpenSecurity as a loot disk
L1039[15:28:42] <Shuudoushi> so I thought
the name fit
L1040[15:28:42] <Kodos> Ah
L1041[15:28:44] <Kodos> Well
L1042[15:28:49] <Kodos> I was gonna say
ShuuBox
L1043[15:28:56] <Shuudoushi> no -_-
L1044[15:29:11] <Shuudoushi>
.!.-_-.!.
L1045[15:29:23] <Kodos> It was a
suggestion, calm your tits
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L1047[15:29:38] <Shuudoushi> ^^.!.
L1048[15:29:45] <Shuudoushi> happy?
L1049[15:29:46] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1050[15:30:00] <SuPeRMiNoR2>
ShuopenBox
L1051[15:30:09] <SuPeRMiNoR2>
DoucheBox
L1052[15:30:15] <Shuudoushi> I will cut
you -_-.!.
L1053[15:30:25] <Kodos> !kick Shuudoushi
rule 4
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L1056[15:30:46] <Shuudoushi> what's rule
4?
L1057[15:30:51] <Kodos> Go read the rules
and find out
L1058[15:30:56] <SuPeRMiNoR2> if it
exists, there is porn of it
L1059[15:30:59] <SuPeRMiNoR2> oh wait,
that is 34
L1060[15:31:00] <Shuudoushi> oh, that's
new to me
L1061[15:31:31] <Shuudoushi> o.O
L1062[15:31:48] <Shuudoushi> oh yeah...
you don't hang around me and super very much...
L1063[15:31:55] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i dont
think that really counts
L1064[15:32:12] <Shuudoushi> ADMIN
ABUSE!!!
L1065[15:32:15] <Shuudoushi> j/k
lol
L1066[15:32:29] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i call him
douche, he says he will cut|stab|mame|rip out my throat
L1067[15:32:47] <Shuudoushi> pretty
much
L1068[15:32:57] <Shuudoushi> if you think
that was bad, you should hear us in TS XD
L1069[15:33:24] <Temia> Hmm.
L1070[15:33:29] <Temia> Does this count
as rule 12? `w`
L1071[15:33:32] *
Temia flee
L1072[15:33:47] <SuPeRMiNoR2> no
L1073[15:33:53] <Kodos> No, I've seen
people break rule 12
L1074[15:34:09] <Shuudoushi> "rule 3
is so bullshit!"
L1075[15:34:10] <gamax92> Kodos: like
you
L1076[15:34:19] <gamax92> But that was
when Kenny was around
L1077[15:34:23] <Shuudoushi> that would
be whining about a rule
L1078[15:34:26] <Kodos> gamax92, I still
have the convo with Kenny pastebin'd if you'd like to read the full
thing
L1079[15:34:34] <gamax92> nah I'll spare
my eyes
L1080[15:34:49] <Shuudoushi> time for a
smoke
L1081[15:35:14] <SuPeRMiNoR2> $say super
is abusing my commands
L1082[15:35:14] <SuperBot> super is
abusing my commands
L1084[15:38:22] <gamax92> #lua uz
L1085[15:38:22] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7f205003d420
L1086[15:38:36] <gamax92> #lua
uz(string.char(227,129,187))
L1087[15:38:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
12411
L1088[15:38:39] <gamax92> eyy that
works
L1089[15:40:00] <Inari> #lua
uzuzuzuz
L1090[15:40:04] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1091[15:41:15] <Kodos> #lua return
uz
L1092[15:41:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7f205003d420
L1093[15:41:18] <Kodos> #lua return
uz()
L1094[15:41:19] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
lua:1: attempt to index local 'a' (a nil value)
L1095[15:41:32] <Kodos> Hm
L1096[15:41:50] <Kodos> Lua needs a thing
that will print out what something is
L1097[15:42:49] <Inari> print out
what?
L1098[15:42:52] <gamax92> #lua
string.dump(uz)
L1099[15:42:53] <|0xDEADBEEF|> Error:
initialize: name or service not known
L1100[15:42:59] <gamax92> what
L1102[15:47:40] <Kodos> Ah
L1103[15:47:41] <Inari> wonder if this
works
L1104[15:49:49] <gamax92> the letters are
meaning full, b is for bytes and c is for codepoints
L1105[15:50:40] <gamax92> totally
L1106[15:58:00] <Shuudoushi> I need to
figure out why "if keyboard.isControlDown() and
keyboard.keys.c then computer.shutdown(true)" restarts the
computer as soon as ctrl is pressed...
L1107[15:58:51] <gamax92> Shuudoushi:
because keyboard.keys.c is just a number, and numbers evaluate to
true
L1108[15:59:03] <gamax92> so you have if
(ctrl is pressed) and true then reboot end
L1109[15:59:31] <Shuudoushi> oh fuck...
yep... I'm stupid...
L1110[16:00:23] <Shuudoushi> well, I
could just have it reboot if ctrl is pressed during any of the
login screens
L1111[16:00:48] <Shuudoushi> there really
isn't any reason to be pressing ctrl other than to shutdown the
program anyway
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L1113[16:04:16] <Shuudoushi> I think it's
time to modify the UAC stuff, shouldn't bee too much of a pain I
think >.>
L1114[16:04:51] <Kodos> Two weeks
later...
L1115[16:05:06] <Shuudoushi> more like 6
months later >.>
L1116[16:05:21] <gamax92> more like 1
hour later :>
L1118[16:05:58] <Shuudoushi> considering
the built in useradd is only 13 lines of code, and I have no idea
where the user list is saved
L1119[16:07:00] <Kodos> I believe it's
stored externally, since addUser is in the machine.lua
L1120[16:07:14] <Shuudoushi> I have a
feeling that it's saved in the bios, but idk
L1121[16:07:20] <gamax92> it's not
L1122[16:07:27] <Shuudoushi> true enough
kodos
L1123[16:08:47] <gamax92> the users list
is in the _users's field from Machine.scala
L1124[16:09:21] <Shuudoushi> for now I'll
just leave the built in useradd/del alone, I'll just make a simple
script for adding new users to the OSs users list
L1125[16:09:27] <gamax92> gets loaded
from NBT
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give me a very nice function to call on in the auth.lua lib after
all
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L1133[16:20:59] <gamax92> I wish OC could
somehow have a higher framerate
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L1138[16:28:25] <Inari> gamax92: same
:p
L1139[16:28:29] <Inari> need 60 fps
L1140[16:28:59] <Inari> computers be too
weak :<
L1141[16:29:04] <gamax92> it just really
makes everything feel too slow
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L1153[17:55:04] <gamax92> ~w
table.insert
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L1158[18:31:25] <Temia> Nano nano nano
nano nano <3
L1159[18:32:18] <Inari> so everones
making theri own lnano now or what
L1160[18:32:40] <Inari> also why is it
1.0.0 if it only has basic editing capabilities
L1161[18:32:54] <gamax92> is not
lnano
L1162[18:32:55] <gamax92> is nano
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L1164[18:35:57] <gamax92> plus mine will
be unicode compatible while nxsupert's wont since he uses
string.sub
L1165[18:36:16] <gamax92> and by will be
I mean is
L1166[18:37:04] <Inari> and by 1.0.0 you
mean 0.0.1?
L1167[18:37:18] <gamax92> no, why would I
mean that
L1168[18:37:40] <Inari> cause it doesnt
sound like its in a release state?
L1169[18:43:53] <gamax92> oh i forgot to
demonstrate tabs but tabs work
L1170[18:44:50] <Inari> like, i dont see
line numbers, and other fancy stuff
L1171[18:45:40] <gamax92> Temia: does
nano have line numbers?
L1172[18:45:54] <Inari> thats like
L1173[18:45:57] <Inari> a basic
requirement
L1174[18:46:01] <gamax92> not
essential?
L1175[18:46:02] <gamax92> yes
L1176[18:47:12] <Temia> nano does not
appear to have line number configuration in its rc file.
L1177[18:47:29] <gamax92> it does
actually, via const
L1178[18:47:49] <CompanionCube> Temia,
did you look at my image yet?
L1179[18:47:53] <Temia> Briefly
L1180[18:48:04] <CompanionCube> any
questions?
L1181[18:48:30] <Temia> Will you be using
Nano keybindings or something more normal in this day and
age?
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L1183[18:48:46] <gamax92> nano
keybindings
L1184[18:48:54] <gamax92> but I'll
probably make it configurable
L1185[18:56:32] <gamax92> I somehow
managed to glitch term into producing two blinking cursors
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L1188[19:13:46] <Inari> right, guess i'll
have to make lNP++ or lSublime to have a good editor :p
L1189[19:16:36] <gamax92> Inari: remember
to get basic unicode functionality
L1190[19:16:55] <gamax92> and basic tab
functionality
L1191[19:17:17] <Inari> > basic tab
functionality
L1192[19:17:19] <Inari> isnt htat
like
L1193[19:17:20] <Inari> impllied
L1194[19:17:22] <Mimiru> uuuuugh
Migraines are hell.
L1195[19:21:39] <Mimiru> Ok, time to
texture the alarm block, and add a few more methods.
L1196[19:22:12] <Mimiru> I also need to
make the TEBase a bit more.... less hard coded to the Alarm.
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L1199[19:24:27] <Mimiru> Or... maybe
remove the superclass stuff ¬_¬
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L1212[20:09:55] <Mimiru> Uuuugh who wants
to do textures for me? :P
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L1214[20:18:42] <Kodos> Let me finish my
coffee
L1215[20:18:49] <Kodos> Just a block,
right? No models
L1216[20:19:16] <Mimiru> yeah I'm just
doing blocks
L1217[20:19:33] <Mimiru> full blocks at
that..
L1218[20:19:38] <Kodos> Will the alarm
block flash at all like the industrial alarm, or just the
sound
L1219[20:19:56] *
Mimiru cringes at the thought of adding lighting to
this
L1220[20:20:02] <Mimiru> umm, right now?
just sound
L1221[20:20:06] <Kodos> Who said anything
about lighting
L1222[20:20:19] <Kodos> You can full
bright a texture without making it 'glow'
L1223[20:21:08] <gamax92> Mimiru: echo -e
"P6\n16 16\n255" > texture.ppm; dd if=/dev/urandom
of=/dev/stdout bs=768 count=1 >> texture.ppm2; cat
texture.ppm2 >> texture.ppm; rm texture.ppm2; convert
texture.ppm texture.png; rm texture.ppm
L1224[20:21:44] <Kodos> uwot
L1225[20:22:02] <Mimiru> lmfao
L1226[20:22:03] <Mimiru> nice.
L1227[20:22:38] <Mimiru> random textures
ftw.
L1228[20:22:43] <gamax92> for some
reason, trying to append dd's output to the file just cause it to
overwrite
L1229[20:25:04] <Mimiru> Kodos, still not
sure what you mean about it flashing.. I thought NC2's howler
actually emitted light?
L1230[20:25:33] <gamax92> Here we go!
echo -e "P6\n16 16\n255" > texture.ppm; dd
if=/dev/urandom of=texture.ppm bs=1 count=768 seek=13; convert
texture.ppm texture.png; rm texture.ppm
L1231[20:26:05] <Kodos> The howler
doesn't, the Industrial Alarm flashes orange and does indeed emit
light. I'm just talking about going from a normal orange/whatever
color, to a fullbright one, giving the illusion of being
illuminated without actual light being produced because fuck the
lighting engine
L1232[20:26:27] <Mimiru> ahh just
switching textures... idk
L1233[20:26:48] <Kodos> Obviously having
it actually emitting light would make sense, but again, fuck the
lighting engine with a rusty spoon
L1234[20:27:01] <Mimiru> Indeed.
L1235[20:27:03] <gamax92> ow
L1236[20:27:14] <Mimiru> I hate OL to
this day because of MC's Lighting system
L1237[20:27:53] <Kodos> If I'm being
completely honest, I've only ever used OL when I need a borderless,
colorable block, otherwise I use the other one
L1238[20:28:15] <Mimiru> "the other
one" lol...
L1239[20:28:35] <Kodos> I think with some
proper effort, you could use a server rack, 4 servers, and 256 OLs
to make an image display
L1240[20:28:52] <Kodos> #lua return
math.sqrt(256)
L1241[20:28:52] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
16
L1242[20:28:57] <Kodos> 16x16, not
bad
L1243[20:29:09] <Mimiru> Well, you have
other components in the server too..
L1244[20:29:13] <Mimiru> so not quiet
256
L1245[20:29:24] <Kodos> Eh, true
L1246[20:30:18] <Kodos> Wife seems to be
enthralled in her anime, so I guess I'm firing up MC
L1247[20:30:54] <Mimiru> Lochie pointed
out a oversight in my code so I was unable to unhardcode the
updateSOund method \o/
L1248[20:31:28] <Kodos> Did you ever talk
to marcin about the NFC stuff?
L1249[20:31:58] <Mimiru> No not yet.. I'm
going to look into doing it myself if I can't figure it out I'll
poke him
L1250[20:32:09] <Kodos> It's open source,
if you need inspiration
L1251[20:32:33] <Mimiru> Heh, EnderIO was
the inspiration for a decent bit of sound stuff, computronics
too
L1252[20:33:13] <Mimiru> * @author
SleepyTrousers, Vexatos, lifted from Computronics, will rewrite
soon(tm)
L1253[20:33:13] <Mimiru> */
L1254[20:33:13] <Mimiru> public class
MachineSound
L1255[20:33:19] <Mimiru> lol
L1256[20:34:15] <Mimiru> of course...
this is one of those things that theres only a few ways to do
it..
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L1259[20:59:48] <Kodos> Figures most of
my wishlist is on sale =\
L1260[20:59:55] <Kodos> Steam needs a way
to sell inventory
L1261[21:00:11] <Kodos> Even 75% return
rate, in Steam Credit only, would work for me
L1262[21:01:49] <Temia> I buckled and
bought a couple of things myself.
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L1264[21:02:22] <Temia> It's kind of
hypocritical of me but... fortune summoners was $5 ;_;
L1265[21:02:23] <Kodos> My issue is I
don't have cash, but I have 3 games that have been rotting in my
inventory for ages
L1266[21:04:48] <Izaya> just got a text
from Optus
L1267[21:05:46] <Izaya> I've used 51% of
my data
L1268[21:06:07] <Izaya> it's 4 days till
reset
L1270[21:15:40] <Izaya> is this a thing
now?
L1272[21:21:06] <PotatoTrumpet>
WHAT
L1273[21:21:08] <PotatoTrumpet> A
CARD
L1274[21:21:18] <PotatoTrumpet> A
MAGNETIC STRIP CARD
L1275[21:21:21] <PotatoTrumpet>
WHAT
L1276[21:21:22] <Mimiru> Yes.
L1277[21:21:30] <PotatoTrumpet> How much
data can it store
L1278[21:21:40] <Mimiru> 0.0 bits
atm.
L1279[21:21:54] <PotatoTrumpet> oh
L1280[21:22:03] <PotatoTrumpet> I feel
like it should be a small ammount
L1281[21:22:14] <Mimiru> 1.2
terabits.
L1282[21:22:14] <Izaya> how much will it
store?
L1283[21:22:24] <Mimiru> (IDK yet)
L1284[21:22:31] <PotatoTrumpet> 1
kb
L1285[21:22:32] <Mimiru> theres RFID
too.
L1286[21:22:34] <PotatoTrumpet> :O
L1287[21:23:13] <Mimiru> the Alarm block
works too.
L1288[21:23:14] <Izaya> 64 chars for mag
cards, 36 for RFIDs?
L1289[21:24:13] <Mimiru> Actual mag
cards: * Track one is 210 bits per inch (bpi), and holds 79 six-bit
plus parity bit read-only characters.
L1290[21:24:13] <Mimiru> * Track two is
75 bpi, and holds 40 four-bit plus parity bit characters.
L1291[21:24:35] <Mimiru> though 64 does
sound more reasonable.
L1292[21:25:21] <PotatoTrumpet> I could
finally make a bank program with these
L1293[21:25:28] <Mimiru> Yep
L1294[21:26:16] <Izaya> I could use
somethong better than a phrase put into chat
L1295[21:26:24] <PotatoTrumpet> Yah
L1296[21:26:24] <Izaya> something*
L1297[21:27:05] <PotatoTrumpet> I feel
like RFID stuff should be crafted in a speical prining
machine
L1298[21:27:15] <PotatoTrumpet> that is a
peripheral
L1299[21:27:24] <PotatoTrumpet> and you
control it from a computer
L1300[21:28:35] <Mimiru> that's sorta the
plan..
L1301[21:29:36] <PotatoTrumpet> Make the
machine have a cool animation
L1302[21:30:20] <Mimiru> no
L1303[21:32:18] <PotatoTrumpet> and black
jack and hookers
L1304[21:37:50] <clever> does
computer.addUser have any impact on touch detection on the
monitor?
L1305[21:38:01] <clever> for right
clicking the screen and getting xy coords
L1306[21:41:47] <Kodos> Easy enough to
test in offline mode
L1307[21:43:04] <clever> i read somewhere
that in single player, it entirely ignores that config
L1308[21:43:22] <clever> oh, you mean run
MC offline, so i can fake usernames, that may work
L1309[21:44:30] <clever> only way i know
of to run in offline mode is with multiMC, and i dont have the pack
setup in there yet, and the server would have to be restarted to
allow it, hmmm, maybe a new tiny server&pack
L1310[21:46:14] <Mimiru> I need to figure
out the float to block ratio of sound volumes.
L1311[21:47:02] <Mimiru> seems 1.0 is 5
blocks, 10.0 is 150..
L1312[21:47:36] <gamax92> lolwot
L1313[21:48:00] <Mimiru> Dunno how old
this is :P
L1314[21:48:39] <Mimiru> but 10 does seem
to have pretty damn good range..
L1315[21:51:05] <Mimiru> my sound is
playing from -73 I can still hear it at 40.
L1316[21:51:55] <Mimiru> yeah... 10.0 is
right around 150 blocks.
L1317[21:52:38] <Mimiru> I could still
barely hear it at 80
L1318[21:52:48] <Kodos> See if 1.0 is 15
blocks
L1319[21:52:50] <gamax92> Mimiru: what
function is this?
L1321[21:54:04] <Mimiru> fucking eclipse
fucking with my formatting again
L1322[21:54:06] <Mimiru> thanks
eclipse.
L1323[21:54:32] <gamax92> I normally use
eclipse's default formatter but tell it to format lines to a
maximum of 9999 characters
L1324[21:54:33] <gamax92> i.e never
L1325[21:55:58] <Mimiru> Kodos, 1.0 seems
to be roughly 15
L1326[21:56:14] <Kodos> Thought as
much
L1327[21:58:45] <Mimiru> Hmm how do I
want to map that.... I'd like to take volume in "blocks"
EG if you want 64 blocks, you just setVolume(64) and it sets it to
4.5 or whatever...
L1328[21:58:52] <Mimiru> I should not be
programming with a migraine
L1329[21:58:55] <Mimiru> I can't do
simple shit
L1330[21:59:01] <PotatoTrumpet> Go to
sleep Mimiru
L1331[21:59:06] <PotatoTrumpet> you can't
do simple shit
L1332[21:59:18] <Mimiru> I can't goto
sleep
L1333[21:59:29] <Mimiru> Someone has to
watch the 2 year old :P
L1334[21:59:29] <PotatoTrumpet>
Medication.
L1335[21:59:34] <Kodos> Seems like it
would be simple math conversion
L1336[21:59:39] <PotatoTrumpet> Make the
kid go to sleep
L1337[21:59:54] <Kodos> PotatoTrumpet,
you've never had, nor been around, 2 year olds, have you
L1338[22:00:03] <PotatoTrumpet> I was a 2
year old once
L1339[22:00:05] <Mimiru> I've taken twice
the Excedrin extra strength I should for a day in one shot, and my
migraine meds
L1340[22:00:09] <gamax92> PotatoTrumpet
is still a 2 year old
L1341[22:00:12] <PotatoTrumpet> ^
L1342[22:00:37] <Kodos> Right. I'm going
to bed.
L1343[22:00:47] <Mimiru> lol, night
Kodos
L1344[22:01:04] <Kodos> Gnight. Will see
about a texture in the morning, even if it's just something basic
to make it not purple and black
L1345[22:01:55] <gamax92> change the
purple to yellow
L1346[22:04:21] <Mimiru> lol so I cheated
newVolume / 15 = 4
L1347[22:04:30] <Mimiru> when newVolume =
64
L1348[22:05:44] <Kodos> Why not
(newVolume / 16) - 1
L1349[22:07:37] <Mimiru> %calc
(64/16)-1
L1350[22:07:38] <MichiBot> Mimiru:
3
L1351[22:07:43] <Mimiru> because 3?
L1352[22:07:49] <Mimiru> %calc
(150/16)-1
L1353[22:07:50] <MichiBot> Mimiru:
8.38
L1354[22:07:54] <Mimiru> should be closer
to 10 :P
L1355[22:08:02] <Mimiru> %calc
150/15
L1356[22:08:03] <MichiBot> Mimiru:
10
L1357[22:08:11] <Mimiru> %calc
64/15
L1358[22:08:12] <MichiBot> Mimiru:
4.27
L1359[22:25:55] <Kodos> That awkward
moment when you forget you took off your glasses, go to push them
up, and poke yourself in the eye
L1360[22:26:10] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1361[22:26:53] <Shuudoushi> does anyone
know of a bug report program that can file an issue on github from
OC?
L1362[22:27:10] <Kodos> Is there even an
api for doing that?
L1363[22:27:12] <Kodos> On github's
side
L1364[22:27:18] <Shuudoushi> idk
L1365[22:27:28] <Shuudoushi> let's look
rq
L1367[22:28:31] <Mimiru> I'm going with
no.
L1368[22:28:34] <Mimiru> :P
L1369[22:28:55] <Mimiru> You can poll
that for new events, but you can't push events to it.
L1370[22:29:02] <Mimiru> you can't use
webhooks to open a issue afaik
L1371[22:29:28] <Mimiru> The issue is to
file a issue on github, you have to have an account on github,
which means you have to signin to said account.
L1372[22:29:59] <Shuudoushi> hmmm, I
see
L1373[22:30:24] <Mimiru> there, 150=10.5,
which means you can still HEAR it at 150... sorta :P
L1374[22:30:37] <Shuudoushi> o.O
L1375[22:30:48] <Shuudoushi> alarm range
I take it?
L1376[22:30:51] <SuPeRMiNoR2> O.o
L1377[22:30:56] <Mimiru> Yeah
L1378[22:33:33] <Mimiru> New OS build
with 100% more bork!
L1379[22:33:51] <Kodos> Attempt #3 at
sleep
L1380[22:33:57] <Mimiru> sleep? nah
L1381[22:34:07] <Shuudoushi> wtf is
sleep?
L1382[22:35:01] <Izaya> holy haruhi
L1383[22:35:13] <Izaya> $100 from one
client
L1384[22:35:19] <Izaya> fsck yes
L1385[22:35:20] <Mimiru> gritz
L1386[22:35:34] <Izaya> I can buy a new
graphics card
L1387[22:41:16] <Shuudoushi> Izaya: I
would save up your money and get a card with a bit of future
proofing if I were you, but do as you like
L1388[22:42:06] <Izaya> I have $170
now
L1389[22:43:36] <Shuudoushi> $170 should
get you a pretty good card
L1390[22:43:53] <Shuudoushi> GTX 660s are
pretty cheap these days
L1391[22:44:25] <Mimiru> Shuudoushi,
remember, AUS:P
L1392[22:44:34] <Shuudoushi> OH
YEAH!!!
L1393[22:45:02] <Shuudoushi> wtf is the
exchange rate for AUS to USD anyway...
L1394[22:45:13] <Shuudoushi> TO
GOOGLE!
L1395[22:46:23] <Shuudoushi> so about
131.44 USD, could still get a good card for that
L1396[22:47:12] <Shuudoushi>
s/AUS/AUD
L1397[22:47:12] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> wtf is the exchange rate for AUD to USD
anyway...
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L1399[22:49:27] <PotatoTrumpet> I really
want big pharma
L1400[22:49:30] <PotatoTrumpet> the
game
L1401[22:49:34] <PotatoTrumpet> seems
cool
L1402[22:50:24] <Shuudoushi> Izaya: looks
like Radeon R7 260x's and 6GTX 750/ti's are right in your price
range (at least here in the US)
L1403[22:51:21] <Izaya> ha ha ha
L1404[22:51:26] <PotatoTrumpet> ja ja
ja
L1405[22:51:26] <Izaya> Radeon
L1406[22:51:29] <Izaya> funny
L1407[22:51:32] <PotatoTrumpet> Lol
L1408[22:51:36] <PotatoTrumpet>
Bwahahahahaha
L1409[22:51:39] <Shuudoushi> true enough
lol
L1410[22:51:40] <PotatoTrumpet>
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHH
L1411[22:51:49] *
PotatoTrumpet goes back to playing brows steam
L1412[22:51:55] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1413[22:51:58] <Izaya> I think I'll save
up for a 760
L1414[22:52:14] <dangranos> hi
L1415[22:52:43] <Izaya> I'll be able to
get them cheaper in the future, so I can SLI 760s
L1416[22:52:50] <Izaya> one day
L1417[22:52:59] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1418[22:53:05] <Shuudoushi> sounds like
a plan :P
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L1421[23:09:51] <Mimiru> Oh right... I
know why it quits playing if I place a block by it...
L1422[23:09:53] <Mimiru> hmmmm
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