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L1[00:06:11] <Kodos> This show is a fucking
riot
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L9[01:00:06] <darkstar> Is there any way for
me to add an additional card to a computer when I'm out of
slots?
L10[01:00:32] <darkstar> I'd really like an
internet card in there to do http stuff but I can't with a graphics
card, redstone and wireless card
L11[01:02:14] <Mimiru> Unless you need a t3
GPU use an APU?
L12[01:02:17] <Mimiru> Otherwise, no
L13[01:02:22] <darkstar> Oh, I'll try
that
L14[01:02:22] <darkstar> hrm
L15[01:02:38] <Mimiru> Non creative APU
tops out at T2 GPU
L16[01:04:53] <darkstar> Can I use T3
screens with a T2 cpu?
L17[01:05:20] <Kodos> Yes but things can
get wonky
L18[01:05:38] <darkstar> Yeah, colors are a
bit off
L19[01:06:44] <darkstar> I guess i can use
this as an excuse to set up a server rack
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L22[01:14:38] <darkstar> So to use a server
I need to install openos onto the hard drive before booting itin
the server rack?
L23[01:15:03] <Mimiru> Or, just use a disk
drive, and set the server to use the side the drive is on in the
rack gui
L24[01:15:12] <darkstar> I tried that,
still the same error. Hrm
L25[01:15:32] <Mimiru> Did you remember the
sides are from the POV of the server, not you?
L26[01:15:45] <darkstar> oh
L27[01:15:49] <darkstar> well there's the
issue
L28[01:16:19] <Mimiru> Yeah left is the
racks left, not yours if you're in front of the rack
L29[01:17:04] <Mimiru> Anyway, off to bed.
Have to get oldest up for school tomorrow...
L30[01:17:23] <darkstar> Night, thanks for
the help
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L47[03:23:28] <meigrafd> lo
L49[03:26:09] <dangranos> dont you dare to
say it's win only
L50[03:26:17] <robhol> uses WPF
L51[03:26:24] <robhol> so, uh
L52[03:26:33] *
robhol runs
L53[03:27:29] <robhol> well, I'm sure you
could probably implement a separate GUI for it, the rest might run
on Mono
L54[03:33:03] <Izaya> TIS-100?
L55[03:33:07] <robhol> yeah
L56[03:33:29] <robhol> the gui is very
limited, but the rest works pretty well
L57[03:33:31] <Izaya> shiny
L58[03:35:01] <robhol> ironically I'm shit
at the game itself (¬u¬)
L59[03:37:24] <dangranos> there are few
simulators on github btw
L60[03:37:33] <dangranos> i saw one
console
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L62[03:43:56] <iamtakingiteasy> hi, how can
i check current capacity of a capcitor?
L63[03:47:29] <Izaya> Right, gotta
disconnect to install Aderp Creative Shit, back in an hour
L64[03:47:58] <iamtakingiteasy> aha, found
it
L65[03:48:00] <iamtakingiteasy> analyzer
that is
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L71[04:35:24] <meigrafd> the right gets
executed over after modem_message got received
L73[04:36:50] <meigrafd> function @ line
125 and @ 204
L74[04:37:11] <meigrafd> after receiving
PONG
L75[05:01:27] <dangranos> um
L76[05:01:46] <dangranos> you know that you
can get table length using "#tbl"?
L77[05:05:37] <robhol> dangranos: I know.
felt like making my own, though :3
L78[05:05:49] <dangranos> ._.
L79[05:06:04] <robhol> .-.
L80[05:06:08] <dangranos> i wasn't talking
to you..
L81[05:06:22] <robhol> earlier?
L82[05:06:37] <dangranos> ah
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L86[06:01:49] <meigrafd> dangranos i
know... but that doesnt change anything
L87[06:03:20] <meigrafd> it looks like that
the table Clients doesnt get expanded
L88[06:03:45] <meigrafd> but that behavior
is only inside minecraft
L89[06:05:39] <meigrafd> with lua 5.3 it
works as expected
L90[06:06:18] <meigrafd> but btw #table
only works if the index is numeric ;)
L91[06:09:32] *
Izaya yawns
L92[06:09:43] <Izaya> Fuck Adobe CS4 takes
a long time to install
L93[06:09:48] <Izaya> it would be even
worse if I was using discs
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L96[06:13:59] <meigrafd> thats why i think
my methode is better ;)
L97[06:14:46] <dangranos> iirc # only works
for numerical keys
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L99[06:16:20] <meigrafd> thats what i
sayd
L100[06:16:44] <meigrafd> so.. i know
that
L101[06:16:44] <meigrafd> [12:01:46]
(dangranos): you know that you can get table length using
"#tbl"?
L102[06:16:57] <meigrafd> but i have a
good reason why i did it not that way
L103[06:17:39] <meigrafd> anyway... this
doesnt change my problem
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L106[06:36:24] <meigrafd> well i cant
solve this prob since 3 days...
L107[06:36:42] <meigrafd> howfully someone
in forum can help
L108[06:36:47] <meigrafd> hopefully*
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L115[07:16:19] <meigrafd> mmh i have tried
to debug it and with this code it works as expected:
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L119[07:22:43] <joshwoo69_> test
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L127[08:11:14] <Sandra> ahh, hacknet was
fun.
L128[08:16:49] <meigrafd> it seems that
all my Robots have the same 'modem' address... how can i change
that?
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L131[08:28:51] <Lizzy> meigrafd: did you
clone the robots using NEI or something similar?
L132[08:29:59] <meigrafd> yes similar - im
in creative mode..
L133[08:30:49] <Lizzy> that would be why
then. you're gonna need to assemble new ones if you want them to
have unique addresses
L134[08:30:54] <meigrafd> is there a way
to change the address?
L135[08:31:17] <Lizzy> unless you wanna
try editing the nbt data, not without disassembling and
reassembling
L136[08:31:43] <Vexatos> the more I use
this PC, the more I grow fond of it .-.
L137[08:32:34] <Lizzy> the more you fondle
it? :O
L138[08:32:37] *
Lizzy runs
L139[08:32:54] <Vexatos> Lizzy pls
L140[08:33:09] <Vexatos> I am not
vifino
L141[08:33:35] <Lizzy> Vexatos: he doesn't
fondle his pc...
L142[08:33:36] <Lizzy> :P
L143[08:33:43] <Vexatos> ...
L144[08:33:43] <Vexatos> you sure
L145[08:34:30] <Lizzy> yeah, he fondles
his angel instead
L146[08:35:38] <Vexatos> .-.
L147[08:35:53] *
Lizzy laughs
L148[08:38:02] <vifino> Yeah, that's true
:3
L149[08:38:08] *
Lizzy giggles
L150[08:38:28] *
vifino Lizzysmooch <3
L151[08:38:58] *
Lizzy vifinosmooch <3
L152[08:41:55] <Lizzy> afk, work stuff to
do away from my desk
L153[08:43:13] <vifino> aww
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L158[09:27:08] <Lizzy> back
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L171[10:36:03] <darkstar> Is there any way
to list all possible events you could pull from the event
api?
L173[10:36:36] <darkstar> gah,
thanks
L174[10:36:36] <gamax92> there's a good
list of them there
L175[10:36:45] <darkstar> I was in the
event api page and didn't see it
L176[10:37:49] <darkstar> I guess a better
question might be is there any way to tell a player logs in or out?
I tried the chatbox from computronics but the join and leave
messages aren't picked up
L177[10:38:16] *
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L178[10:38:39] *
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L179[10:38:50] <gamax92> hath*
L180[10:39:19] <Vexatos> .-.
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L185[10:54:17] <vifino> ds84182: 3ds nyan
cat hooray!
L186[10:54:22] <vifino> ironhax op
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L190[11:04:04] <meigrafd> does the motion
sensor also have an unique address if i craft it and add more than
1 to one computer?
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L194[11:05:25] <dangranos> ._.
L195[11:05:27] <dangranos> uh
L196[11:05:29] <dangranos> man
L197[11:05:43] <dangranos> you do know
that all components in OC has UID
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L199[11:05:54] <dangranos> every single
one of them
L200[11:06:47] <meigrafd> well i just
learnd thats not always true
L201[11:06:58] <dangranos> uh?
L202[11:07:08] <dangranos> excluding the
things you duped somehow
L203[11:07:13] <meigrafd> a component have
a ID, yes... but not each another
L204[11:07:20] <meigrafd> each of the same
type
L205[11:07:25] <dangranos> wat
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L208[11:08:28] <dangranos> components
always have unique (well, as unique as random can get, but i dont
think there ever was any dupes)
L209[11:08:35] <dangranos> *unique
id
L210[11:08:48] <vifino> uuid*
L211[11:08:58] <dangranos> thanks
vifino
L212[11:09:03] <vifino> np
L213[11:09:04] *
dangranos pats vifino
L214[11:09:11] <vifino> :D
L215[11:09:12] <meigrafd> well i picked up
several wireless cards out NEI and all had the same ID .... coded
and read 3 days the wiki etc but nowhere stands this fact
L216[11:09:22] <dangranos> ._.
L217[11:09:25] <dangranos> man
L218[11:09:42] <dangranos> i was talking
about legally acqured components
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L220[11:09:58] <meigrafd> whats the
diffrent?
L221[11:09:59] <Mimiru> Erm... even NEI
components should have unique uuids....
L222[11:10:06] <dangranos> though that
shouldn't even happen
L223[11:10:06] <meigrafd> Mimiru nop
L224[11:10:12] <meigrafd> not the wireless
cards
L225[11:10:15] <dangranos> wat
L226[11:10:19] <meigrafd> others i had not
tried
L227[11:10:20] <Mimiru> the ONLY time I've
had dupes was when I copied a computer with WE
L228[11:10:27] <dangranos> pics or didn't
happened
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L230[11:10:40] <Mimiru> meigrafd, Then
you've fucked something up, as I've pulled wireless cards from NEI
with unique IDs.
L231[11:10:44] <dangranos> ^
L232[11:10:55] <Mimiru> I'm creative 99.9%
of the time, I use NEI ALL the time.
L233[11:10:56] <dangranos> they dont get
id until you insert them
L234[11:11:02] <meigrafd> ...
L235[11:11:15] <dangranos> if they get id
when you spawn them from NEI.. you fucked up somewhere
L236[11:11:30] <dangranos> or something
else?
L237[11:11:37] <dangranos> try
updating?
L238[11:11:52] <meigrafd> anyway ... can i
add more than one 'Motion Sensor' to only one computer?
L239[11:12:04] <Mimiru> Yes... you
reference them by the.... UUID.
L240[11:12:43] <dangranos>
ba-dum-tss
L241[11:13:10] <meigrafd> ...dont get so
often angry Daiyousei
L242[11:13:12] <meigrafd> dangranos
L243[11:13:36] <dangranos> uh
L244[11:13:43] <meigrafd> im new to this
and tried alot...
L246[11:14:02] <dangranos> i thnk you may
have misplaced some words in that msg with misping
L247[11:14:51] <Daiyousei> fuck
L248[11:14:53] <Daiyousei> FUCK
L249[11:14:54] <Daiyousei> jk
L250[11:15:11] *
dangranos pats Daiyousei
L251[11:15:18] <Daiyousei> :>
L252[11:15:23] <dangranos> it's all over
now.
L253[11:15:31] <dangranos> he wont ping
you now, right?
L254[11:16:14] <meigrafd> ...i've setup 6
robots, each with "card upgrade" so i can add a wireless
card later... than i took a stack of wireless cards out NEI and put
them into each Robot.... boot all up, installed my "network
ping" script and than saw that all 6 robots have the same
network address..
L255[11:16:41] <meigrafd> than i crafted 6
cards myself and voila - all have another address
L256[11:16:43] <dangranos> um
L257[11:17:21] ***
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L258[11:19:02] <meigrafd> so i figured out
that not my code was bad (took me 3 damn days) - it was the damn
wireless cards
L259[11:20:36] <meigrafd> and btw when i
take a wireless card out NEI it doesnt display any id ... but when
i craft a wireless card it displays the ID by mouse over...
L260[11:20:48] <meigrafd> in the
tooltip
L261[11:21:22] <Mimiru> meigrafd, when you
put it in the computer it will get an ID
L263[11:21:28] <Mimiru> Do you see any
duplicates there?
L264[11:21:52] <Mimiru> both modems came
from the same stack of wireless network cards taken from NEI.
L265[11:21:56] <Stary2001> lal
L266[11:23:01] <meigrafd> well as i
sayd... 6 times it had the same id
L267[11:23:09] <Mimiru> Well as I said,
twice, NOT the same ID
L268[11:23:13] <meigrafd> in the
robot..
L269[11:23:13] <Mimiru> I've went through
12 more cards
L270[11:23:19] <Mimiru> all have had
unique UUIDs.
L271[11:27:49] <meigrafd> how can i handle
more than one motion sensor?
L272[11:27:58] <Mimiru> .... By using the
UUID.
L273[11:28:07] <meigrafd> i cant find an
example how to bind to the uuid
L274[11:28:21] <Mimiru>
component.proxy(component.get("first 3-5 chars of
uuid"))
L275[11:28:33] <meigrafd> thnx
L276[11:30:41] <dangranos> ._.
L277[11:30:57] <dangranos> there are
manuals exactly for that reason
L278[11:31:03] <dangranos> we have like
what? 3 of them?
L279[11:31:26] <dangranos> "man"
in openos, manual as a book and ocdoc.cil.li
L280[11:31:40] ***
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L281[11:32:00] <meigrafd> i just checked
ocdoc and dindt find it.... now im not allowed to ask ?
L282[11:32:23] <dangranos> ~w component
api
L285[11:32:34] <Mimiru>
component.proxy(address:string):table
L286[11:32:46] <Mimiru>
component.get(address: string[, componentType: string]): string |
(nil, string)
L287[11:33:15] <Lizzy> meigrafd, no-one
said you couldn't ask, dangranos just said that there is about 3 or
more ways to get the information you require
L288[11:33:23] <dangranos> ^
L289[11:33:43] <dangranos> and please,
dont assume bad things until someone says them on the
internet
L290[11:34:36] <dangranos> *dont deny
something that wasn't even said (even if it was implied)
L291[11:35:10] <Lizzy> .load
L292[11:35:11] <EnderBot2> CPU: 0.47 0.63
0.85 , RAM: 7733.6M/7883.9M (~96.9%), SWAP: 2180.3M/4095.0M
(~53.2%)
L293[11:35:21] <Lizzy> woah, thats a lot
of swap usage
L294[11:35:49] <Izaya> vrcig83we4
L296[11:36:01] <Daiyousei> yup
L297[11:36:31] <LewsTherin> Lizzy, the RAM
is maxed, is why.
L298[11:36:51] *
Lizzy beats LewsTherin with a pool noodle
L299[11:36:58] *
LewsTherin iz whipped
L300[11:37:18] <meigrafd> Lizzy well it
sounded like " there are a wealth of 3 ways we provide that
ppl figure it out themselves! why the fuck your asking here?
"
L301[11:37:26] <Lizzy> ah, Temia's server
is running, that explains it being stupid
L302[11:38:33] <Lizzy> sounds like you
need to learn to comprehend better
L303[11:38:44] <Temia> I actually couldn't
run it without halving the chunkloading range.
L304[11:38:52] <Temia> It's been in a bad
way.
L305[11:39:02] <Temia> I mentioned that to
you a while ago but I never saw a reboot
L306[11:39:16] <Lizzy> ah, well i have
Athar now :D
L307[11:39:27] <Lizzy> hold on i'll get
specs
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L310[11:40:28] <LizzyTrickster>
CPU~Quad core Intel Xeon E3-1231 v3
(-HT-MCP-) clocked at Min:3590.718Mhz Max:3799.898Mhz
Kernel~3.16.0-4-amd64 x86_64
Up~1:06
Mem~221.3/32076.5MB
HDD~2000.4GB(4.6% used)
Procs~142
Client~Irssi 0.8.17
inxi~2.1.28
L311[11:40:33] <Lizzy> ^ Temia
L312[11:40:37] <Lizzy> :P
L313[11:40:40] <meigrafd> sounds like it
maybe meanwhile normal for you
L314[11:40:42] <Lizzy> you can go now,
other me
L315[11:40:48] <LizzyTrickster> k
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L317[11:41:58] <Temia> \o/
L318[11:42:17] <Temia> Should I prepare
for a move over, or should Amalgamcraft stay on Thor?
L319[11:42:31] <Lizzy> hmm
L320[11:42:32] <Mimiru> Lizzy, how much is
that?
L321[11:42:47] <Lizzy> Mimiru,
34.99€/mo
L322[11:43:18] <Lizzy> Temia, it can stay
on there for now but Thor only has 1 month left
L323[11:43:24] <Temia> Ah, hm.
L324[11:44:23] <Lizzy> also Mimiru the new
box (from here on named Athar) compiled inspircd in about a
minute
L325[11:44:31] <Stary2001> hahha
L326[11:44:32] <Stary2001> nice
L327[11:44:56] <Lizzy> with make -j
16
L328[11:46:26] <Lizzy> also Temia Athar is
located somewhere in France so not sure if that'll be a problem for
you since Thor is in canada
L329[11:46:44] <Temia> Eh, no big
deal
L330[11:46:49] <Lizzy> okay
L331[11:47:22] <Temia> I honestly feel
like Amalgamcraft was a flop anyway. Ended up not having any of the
sense of community I had hoped to import from Estcraft.
L332[11:54:05] <Lizzy> ... come on thor,
ssh isn't that hard to to
L333[11:54:13] <Lizzy> s/to to/to do
L334[11:54:13] <Kibibyte> <Lizzy>
... come on thor, ssh isn't that hard to do
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L337[11:55:28] *
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L338[11:55:37] *
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L339[11:56:35] <Lizzy> Temia, does your
server have any players on it at the moment?
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L343[12:02:39] <Temia> Uh, don't think so?
Lemme check
L344[12:03:10] <Lizzy> if not would you
mind turning it off? at least till i can get some other stuff
rsynced to Athar
L345[12:03:21] <Temia> ...if bash can even
start
L346[12:03:48] <Lizzy> ah, yeah, hdd is
being hammered for swap stuff so woo
L347[12:03:55] <Temia> not
surprised.
L348[12:04:20] <Temia> Eh, fuck it, if
it's this bad odds are nobody can even get on the server right
now
L349[12:04:42] <Stary2001> ...lol
L350[12:04:42] <Temia> Feel free to give
it a kick
L351[12:04:49] <Lizzy> will try
L352[12:04:59] <Lizzy> ¬_¬
L353[12:05:03] <Vexatos> mmhm, Mint 17.2
is kewl
L354[12:05:08] <Lizzy> yup
L355[12:05:10] <Vexatos> good thing I
updated
L356[12:05:18] <Vexatos> them fancy new
settings GUI
L357[12:05:22] <Temia> Any luck?
L358[12:05:37] <vifino> Vexatos: cli best
gui
L359[12:05:43] <Vexatos> What I still lack
is a decent audio something
L360[12:05:49] <Vexatos> to boost my
headset microphone >_>
L361[12:05:56] <Vexatos> it's unusably
quiet on my PC
L362[12:06:03] <Lizzy> well i was root but
then i went to su into your user to gracefully shutdown the server
but currently i'm just waiting for it to switch users....
L363[12:06:15] <Temia> Oh.
L364[12:06:34] <Temia> Lemme see if I can
squeeze in with a direct command to screen
L365[12:07:31] <Lizzy> wow, can't even
sudo echo hi
L366[12:07:41] <Lizzy> like sudo gets my
pass btu then nothing
L367[12:07:41] <Lizzy> ...
L368[12:07:44] <Lizzy> wat
L369[12:07:46] <Temia> Yeah, uh...
L370[12:07:51] <Vexatos> what does
"su" even mean
L371[12:07:54] <Temia> Maybe just sending
it a SIGTERM might be best
L372[12:07:59] <gamax92> Switch User
L373[12:08:00] <Lizzy> switch user
L374[12:08:22] <Temia> Which defaults to
the superuser too, for fun in abbreviation
L375[12:08:22] <Vexatos> aha
L376[12:08:28] <Temia> And yeah, screen's
not starting up for me.
L377[12:08:41] <Lizzy> Temia, i
accedentially dropped back to my user so i cant kill it from here
¬_¬
L378[12:08:54] <Temia> Can't sudo killall
java?
L379[12:09:02] <Lizzy> cant even ^C the
sudo echo hi....
L380[12:09:07] <Lizzy> ¬_¬
L381[12:09:09] <Lizzy> .load
L382[12:09:09] <Vexatos> grr, the update
manager is showing me this linux kernel update for a month now
.-.
L383[12:09:09] <EnderBot2> CPU: 4.87 5.48
4.14 , RAM: 7540.8M/7883.9M (~92.1%), SWAP: 2135.6M/4095.0M
(~52.2%)
L384[12:09:22] <Lizzy> Vexatos, just
install it, it wont use it
L385[12:09:29] <Lizzy> unless you specify
it to
L386[12:09:29] <gamax92> Vexatos: y u no
install update
L387[12:09:30] <Vexatos> ...what?
L388[12:09:44] <Vexatos> gamax92, last
time I installed a level-5 update my graphics driver broke
L389[12:09:51] <gamax92> and?
L390[12:09:53] <gamax92> that was last
time
L391[12:09:54] <Lizzy> if only i put an
exec command in EnderBot2
L392[12:09:57] <gamax92> get over your
feer
L393[12:10:09] <Lizzy> s/feer/fear
L394[12:10:09] <Kibibyte> <gamax92>
get over your fear
L395[12:10:15] <vifino> beer!
L396[12:10:22] <gamax92> dammit vifino i
was just going to do that
L397[12:10:26] <vifino> :<
L398[12:10:28] <Vexatos> and I had to use
my laptop to find the place symlinks to drivers are stored, then
use the live DVD-ROM to fix the symlink the update corrupted
L399[12:10:49] <Vexatos> that was
frustrating as heck
L400[12:10:55] <Temia> Attempting to kill
over ssh, not seeing anything.
L401[12:11:00] <Vexatos> worst "first
experience with linux" :P
L402[12:11:13] <Temia> Christ, this is
awful.
L403[12:11:17] <Lizzy> well if it wasn't
official, thor is a piece of crap
L404[12:11:25] <Temia> On the plus side, I
never set up a crontab, so, uh
L405[12:11:36] <Temia> If you don't have
anything critical running on thor, you could probably give it a
reboot?
L406[12:11:45] <Temia> Or a virtual serial
console if your host provides one
L407[12:11:49] <Temia> *or use
L408[12:12:04] <gamax92> wouldn't that be
quite ungraceful
L409[12:12:09] <Lizzy> host for thor is
kimsufi, gl;hf to serial consoles
L410[12:12:14] <Lizzy> also i don't wanna
break gitlab
L411[12:12:23] <Temia> Ah .w.
L412[12:12:31] <Lizzy> Temia, did you
manage to get in with ssh after some time?
L413[12:12:35] <Temia> No.
L414[12:12:37] <Lizzy> damn
L415[12:12:45] <Temia> Every connection
attempt I've had has failed.
L416[12:13:16] <Temia> I can try to get in
in-game and run /stop from there but
L417[12:13:21] <Temia> I have my
doubts
L418[12:13:32] <Lizzy> well, lets play the
waiting game for my ssh connection from root on Athar to go to root
of Thor
L419[12:13:35] <Lizzy> Temia, try it
L420[12:13:54] <gamax92> you can still
join the server
L421[12:13:56] <gamax92> and nobody is
on
L422[12:14:47] <Lizzy> huh, yeah. Temia
see if you can /stop from ingame which should at least give me some
headroom to get in and kill other processes
L423[12:15:20] <Temia> Something's wrong
with my local area network. The DHCP server isn't responding so I
can't get my laptop online
L424[12:15:25] <vifino> .load
L425[12:15:28] <Lizzy> oh yay
L426[12:15:31] <Temia> Perfect fucking
storm. Be right back.
L427[12:15:36] <Lizzy> vifino, only
responds to me
L428[12:15:38] <Lizzy> .load
L429[12:15:39] <EnderBot2> CPU: 6.66 5.62
4.56 , RAM: 7486.1M/7883.9M (~92.8%), SWAP: 2041.5M/4095.0M
(~49.9%)
L430[12:15:44] <vifino> aww :(
L431[12:16:03] <Lizzy> and it was mainly
so i didn't have to ssh into thor to check it
L432[12:16:12] <vifino> You lazy you!
:3
L433[12:16:20] <Lizzy> :P
L434[12:18:11] <Temia> Okay, that kick was
light enough that my existing connections weren't disrupted but the
DHCP server came back online. coo'.
L435[12:18:30] <Lizzy> hah
L436[12:21:14] <gamax92> r.i.p
server
L437[12:21:17] <Temia> And it's
down.
L438[12:21:23] <Lizzy> .load
L439[12:21:24] <EnderBot2> CPU: 6.06 6.06
5.1 , RAM: 6247.3M/7883.9M (~77.7%), SWAP: 796.4M/4095.0M
(~19.4%)
L440[12:21:41] <Lizzy> .load
L441[12:21:42] <EnderBot2> CPU: 5.82 6.0
5.11 , RAM: 6247.4M/7883.9M (~77.7%), SWAP: 796.2M/4095.0M
(~19.4%)
L442[12:21:42] <Temia> I don't know what
it was doing to eat so much RAM.
L443[12:21:55] <Lizzy> something on Thor
is eating a lot of ram
L444[12:22:00] <Temia> Remind me next time
it's up to check it out on Opis
L445[12:22:14] <Temia> Though I think
there won't be a next time until it gets a proper update
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L447[12:22:38] <Stary2001> fun
L448[12:22:38] <Temia> And like I said,
Lizzy, there's probably a memory leak.
L449[12:22:42] <Lizzy> ¬_¬ come on ssh,
get through
L450[12:22:53] <Temia> Yeah, I still can't
ssh in.
L451[12:22:59] <Lizzy> \o/ sudo echo hi
just exited
L452[12:23:02] <Lizzy> IM IN
L453[12:23:04] <Temia> Wait
L454[12:23:05] <Temia> There we go
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L456[12:23:17] <Lizzy> ffs
L457[12:23:19] <Temia> God, how much of
the userland was stuck in swap?\
L458[12:23:25] <Lizzy> LAPTOP NOW IS NOT
THE TIME
L459[12:23:38] <Temia> Aha.
L460[12:23:38] <gamax92> STOP
L461[12:23:51] <Temia> There's a kernel
worker thread looking pretty badly locked up
L462[12:23:58] <Temia> That might explain
the problem
L463[12:24:11] <Lizzy> hmm
L464[12:24:58] <Lizzy> shutting down
gitlab
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L466[12:25:52] <Temia> Huh. Load seems to
be bouncing between a pair of worker threads.
L467[12:26:09] <Temia> aaaand done.
L468[12:26:16] <Lizzy> Temia, we have htop
by the way
L469[12:26:21] <Temia> I KNOW
L470[12:26:24] <Temia> BUT I'M USED TO TOP
:<
L472[12:26:39] <Stary2001> htop ftw
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L474[12:28:23] <Lizzy> well, it's down to
~4GB ram usage with minecraft, gitlab, syncthing and transmission
turned off
L475[12:28:28] <gamax92> being on
L476[12:29:06] <gamax92> well, its down to
12GB ram usage with nothing runni- wait ...
L477[12:30:15] <gamax92> Lizzy: how
powerful is thor
L478[12:30:22] <gamax92> if you plan on
not using it anymore can I use it
L479[12:30:27] <Lizzy> gamax92, core
i3
L480[12:30:52] <Lizzy> 8gb of ram and
generally just consumergrade crap
L481[12:31:13] <gamax92> but howfast is
the i3
L482[12:31:29] <Lizzy> 3.2GHz max
L483[12:32:05] <Vexatos> Hmm
L484[12:32:13] <Vexatos> Any nice linux
programs you can recommend?
L485[12:32:18] <Vexatos> The PC still
feels quite empty :P
L486[12:33:17] <Lizzy> ....
L487[12:33:18] <gamax92> Vexatos: for
(;;;) { fork(); }
L488[12:33:30] <Lizzy> something is using
the max of one core
L489[12:33:33] <Lizzy> on thor
L490[12:33:37] <Lizzy> .-.
L491[12:33:52] <Lizzy> fuck it, it's
enough to start rsyncing stuff over
L492[12:34:14] <v^> htop masterrace
L493[12:34:22] <gamax92> v^: RING
MODULATION
L494[12:34:27] <Vexatos> gamax92, I mean
seriously
L495[12:34:32] <v^> gamax92, ?
L496[12:34:34] <Vexatos> remember I'm
still a massive noob :P
L497[12:35:36] <gamax92> AMD Media
Devices?
L498[12:36:03] <Lizzy> what does dbus do
and will it kill the system if i kill it?
L499[12:36:28] <gamax92> it's interprocess
communication related
L500[12:36:30] <gamax92> so probably
L501[12:36:36] <Temia> IPC and RPC.
L502[12:36:37] <Temia> So... yeah
L503[12:36:42] <Lizzy> grr
L504[12:37:22] <gamax92> are you getting
high dbus cpu?
L505[12:37:38] <Lizzy> no i'm just taking
pot shots at processes to kill
L506[12:37:48] <gamax92> o.o pot
shots
L507[12:38:42] <Lizzy> Temia, can you get
process ids from top? if so can you get me the PID for the kernel
process that's hogging all of one core
L508[12:38:56] <Temia> Oh, I just hopped
out. Lemme get back in
L509[12:39:53] <Temia> It's bouncing
between a few worker threads. At first it was 3:1 and 1:3, but now
it's 0:0 and 2:1.
L510[12:40:03] <Temia> rcu_sched is pretty
heavily involved too.
L511[12:40:23] <Lizzy> fuck it, lets
reboot it
L512[12:40:31] <Stary2001> :D
L513[12:40:33] <Temia> Probably best
L514[12:40:41] <Lizzy> or try to
L515[12:40:44] <Temia> If you're looking
into killing kernel worker threads, something has gone terribly
wrong
L516[12:40:56] <Daiyousei> gamax92: fork
while fork;
L517[12:41:02] <Stary2001> :D
L518[12:41:05] <Daiyousei> le perl
L519[12:42:07] <Lizzy> system is slowly
reboting...
L520[12:42:20] <Lizzy> i think
L521[12:42:53] <Lizzy> i'll give it 5 mins
and if it's still not shut down i'm going to go kill it from the
web console
L522[12:42:59] <Stary2001> :D
L523[12:43:11] <Stary2001> Lizzy: and this
is why idrac is useful lel
L524[12:43:32] <Lizzy> Stary2001, no this
is why consumer grade hardware being a server is crap
L525[12:43:45] <Stary2001> that too
L526[12:44:03] <Lizzy> still not rebooting
yet
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L528[12:45:01] <h3po> is there a "how
to get a list of component events" for dummies?
L529[12:45:29] <h3po> i wonder if could
listen for events from my thermal expansion machines instead of
polling hasWork
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L531[12:46:13] <Lizzy> told the web panel
to hard reboot it
L532[12:46:54] <Lizzy> this thing just
doesn't want to die, does it? It knows it's being replaced
L533[12:47:08] <Stary2001> hahaha
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L536[12:47:35] <Lizzy> there we go
L537[12:47:53] <Lizzy> i think that's
still the shutdown -r command, not the reboot from the kimsufi
website
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L541[12:49:58] <Lizzy> .load
L542[12:50:01] <Lizzy> .load
L543[12:50:01] <EnderBot2> CPU: 0.61 0.44
0.19 , RAM: 1086.6M/7883.9M (~10.4%), SWAP: 0B/4095.0M
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L544[12:50:04] <Lizzy> much better
L545[12:50:09] <vifino> meep
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L547[12:51:57] <Lizzy> now back to
rsyncing
L548[12:55:54] <Kodos> Bah, I wanna sell
my T6, but I don't know what to get
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L552[13:07:13] <Lizzy> urghh, yay
L553[13:07:51] <Lizzy> to backup gitlab
from thro and restore it on Athar i need to have the same version
on both
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L556[13:13:47] <Lizzy> oh thats nice, the
version i have has an auto-updater
L557[13:13:50] <Lizzy> handy
L558[13:15:03] <Lizzy> oh wait derp
L559[13:15:51] <Mimiru> I'm running gitlab
via docker now \o/
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L562[13:20:13] <Lizzy> :O?
L564[13:22:09] <Mimiru> The only real
issue is.... gitlab's ssh has to run on a different port, so ssh
commits have to go to 10022 for instance..
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L566[13:24:28] <Mimiru> Also have to edit
the docker-compose.yml to set the mail params cause doing it in the
command didn't work
L567[13:24:40] <Vexatos> git.asie.pl
.-.
L569[13:29:29] <Lizzy> i think i'll leave
gitlab installed via omnibus
L570[13:33:42] <Mimiru> Eh, I had docker
installed, and wanted an excuse to use it.. lol
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L575[13:39:48] <Lizzy> Temia, rsyncing
your stuff over to Athar now
L576[13:39:55] <Temia> Mmkay
L577[13:40:23] <Lizzy> :@ LAPTOP!
L578[13:42:33] *
vifino curls up on Lizzy's lap
L579[13:46:55] <Lizzy> hopefully once it's
done you should just be able to substitute thor.theender.net for
athar.theender.net and you should be good to go (mostly, i'm not
sure if java is on Athar by default)
L580[13:47:01] <Lizzy> Temia, ^
L581[13:47:08] <Lizzy> and it's done
L582[13:47:17] <Temia> Mmk.
L583[13:47:23] <Temia> Well, I'm gonna
wait to update the pack before I do anything.
L584[13:47:25] <Temia> It needs it.
L585[13:47:58] <Lizzy> k, I'd prefer if
you put the newer packages on Athar but if you put them on Thor i
can always rsync them over
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L587[13:49:52] <Temia> Oh, no, of course I
wouldn't do that
L588[13:50:00] <Temia> Well, I might in
testing
L589[13:50:07] <Temia> But production
would be on Athar exclusively
L590[13:50:34] <rjs232323> Hello folks,
small question regarding Lua... Is there a way to obtain a
description of a function and store it to a file?
L591[13:50:54] <rjs232323> like if I type
print(component.proxy(component.filesystem))
L592[13:51:17] <rjs232323> it would show
up something like this: function(path:string):boolean -- Removes
the object at the specified absolute path in the file system.
L593[13:51:30] <rjs232323> How to obtain
that "-- Removes the object at the specified..." and save
it to a file?
L594[13:53:31] <rjs232323> When I
serialize it, it just becomes {address="150d...",
name="read"} etc
L595[13:53:34] <rjs232323> removing
descriptions
L596[13:53:45] <rjs232323> how would I
retain the description?
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L598[13:56:07] <Lizzy> I'm not sure how
the descriptions get added so i don't lnopw
L599[13:56:50] <Temia> Honestly I feel
like Amalgamcraft has been a big flop but that's just me.
L600[13:57:06] <Temia> Problem is I don't
know what I'd do in its place if anything
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L602[13:57:41] <rjs232323> yea, I dont
know either ;p, Lizzy. I'm guessing its some kind of special
behavior :S?
L603[13:57:57] <Lizzy> probably
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L605[14:02:25] <rjs232323> Ah! Found
it
L606[14:02:42] <rjs232323> Apparently I
missed something. It's component.doc (address, method name)
L607[14:03:39] <rjs232323> It will output
description of that function. Awesome sauce.
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L609[14:13:19] <Vexatos> ok, so my 1TB
partition works now
L610[14:13:26] <Vexatos> fancy FAT32 HDD
.-.
L611[14:13:29] <Vexatos> what to put on
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L613[14:14:47] <rjs232323> Fat32 can do
1TB?
L614[14:15:00] <rjs232323> Isnt it limited
to like.. 32gb or something
L615[14:16:37] <Temia> No, it is actually
capable of achieving quite large file sizes.
L616[14:16:47] <Temia> FAT32 did have 4GB
limits on files though.
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L618[14:18:24] <Temia> s/file sizes/drive
sizes
L619[14:18:24] <Kibibyte> <Temia>
No, it is actually capable of achieving quite large drive
sizes.
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L624[14:34:35] <Vexatos> well, it's the
recommended file system in case I ever want to use the hard drive
with windows too :P
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L626[14:34:46] <Vexatos> the max limit on
it is 8 TiB
L627[14:35:18] <vifino> Vexatos: File size
limit.
L628[14:35:27] <vifino> Have fun with 4gb+
files.
L629[14:35:28] <Vexatos> no, partition
size limit
L630[14:35:37] <Vexatos> that's what I
meant
L631[14:36:03] <vifino> Yes. But have fun
with fat32 and non-baby sized files.
L632[14:40:45] *
Lizzy grabs a shotgun and stands next to vifino
L633[14:40:52] *
Lizzy giggles
L634[14:40:59] <vifino> '.'
L635[14:41:32] <Lizzy> If i have a
shotgun, what am i?
L636[14:41:41] <Lizzy> :P
L637[14:41:55] *
vifino thinks Lizzy wants to hear badass..
L639[14:42:38] *
vifino shrugs
L640[14:42:42] *
Lizzy thinks vifino doesn't get what she's implying
L641[14:42:53] *
vifino thinks he doesn't get anything
L642[14:44:45] <Kodos> Lizzy what were you
hauling yesterday from Wohler to Eravate?
L643[14:44:55] *
Lizzy sighs and streches her wings out
L644[14:45:03] <Lizzy> Kodos, silver i
think
L645[14:45:17] <Kodos> Okay, were you
bringing anything back from Eravate to Wohler?
L646[14:45:23] *
vifino holds onto Lizzy
L647[14:45:28] <Kodos> And do you remember
which station in Eravate it was
L648[14:45:55] <Lizzy> that or i took
silver from wohler to somewhere and ended up doing bountyboard
missions to get to Eravate
L649[14:45:58] <Lizzy> i cannot
L650[14:46:03] <Kodos> Mkay
L651[14:46:06] <Kodos> I'll stick to BB
then
L652[14:46:10] <Kodos> Thanks anyway
:3
L653[14:47:30] *
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L654[14:47:36] <vifino> With that shotgun,
what am I? :3
L655[14:47:58] <Lizzy> vifino with a
shotgun
L656[14:48:04] <vifino> x.x
L657[14:48:16] *
Lizzy takes the shotgun from vifino
L658[14:48:17] *
Lizzy prods vifino them stands to face him with her shotgun in hand
and her wings outstretched and wonders if he will get what she's
trying to imply
L660[14:49:07] <MichiBot> vifino:
Angel
With A Shotgun by The Cab [Lyrics] | length
3m 42s |
Likes:
38835 Dislikes:
641 Views:
4350493 | by Nicole Lowe
L661[14:49:19] <Lizzy> :D
L662[14:49:23] <Lizzy> took you long
enough
L663[14:49:27] <vifino> Shh!
L664[14:49:33] *
Lizzy giggles
L665[14:49:51] <vifino> i was looking for
that video, trying to get more time for my internet to get it's
shit together x.x
L666[14:50:03] <vifino> s/that/a/
L667[14:50:03] <Kibibyte> <vifino> i
was looking for a video, trying to get more time for my internet to
get it's shit together x.x
L668[14:50:19] <vifino> 600ms ping to
google! woo
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L670[14:53:28] *
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and him
L671[14:53:49] *
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Thor to Athar
L672[14:54:34] <Lizzy> hmm, postfix is
gonna need to be transfered over
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L674[14:54:56] <Lizzy> or moved to Janus
though i need to reboot janus for that
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L680[15:09:12] *
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L681[15:09:22] *
vifino hands pepsi and a slice of pizza to Lizzy
L682[15:09:29] <Lizzy> :O
L683[15:09:49] <Lizzy> my 2nd and 3rd
favourite things
L684[15:09:57] *
Lizzy noms pizza
L685[15:10:46] <meigrafd> whats the first?
:p
L686[15:10:54] <Lizzy> vifino, of
course
L687[15:11:16] <vifino> :3
L688[15:12:41] <h3po> "The binary ^
operator performs the same job as math.pow(), i.e. math.pow(x,y) ==
x^y"
L690[15:15:18] <h3po> that sort of stuff
means i'm doomed in lua xD
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L696[15:53:27] <montana> getLocation()
robot.forward() getlocation() will give me the same location twice,
the function getLocation() i wrote and works flawlessly and the
issue is somewhere in timing, casue a few os.sleep()'s inbetween
fix the problem
L697[15:53:42] <montana> but i would like
it to be as fast as possible and i need advice
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L700[16:02:33] <h3po> montana: getLocation
only once, then keep track of your movement
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L706[16:17:48] <ds84182> "The rowdy
sweaty centipede tiptoes over the irritated centipede."
L707[16:17:49] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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L710[16:39:03] <h3po> wrote a little
script for measuring stuff with a tablet + navigation
upgrade:
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L713[16:45:35] <Shuudoushi> h3po: you
don't have to require math or os
L714[16:46:30] <Inari> #lua 1/0
L715[16:46:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
inf
L716[16:46:36] <h3po> because lua
builtins?
L717[16:46:42] <Shuudoushi> yes
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L737[17:36:45] <darkstar> Anyone know of a
way to put your gui scale somewhere between "Large" and
"Auto"?
L738[17:36:56] <darkstar> err whoops,
wrong channel
L739[17:37:16] *
gamax92 throws tomatoes at darkstar
L740[17:50:43] <gamax92> v^
L741[17:51:12] <gamax92> what's the proper
way to interpolate values in a random noise generator for
audio
L743[17:52:25] <v^> im confused, what are
you interpolating with
L744[17:52:30] <v^> it shouldnt
matter
L745[17:52:42] <gamax92> not interpolating
(square) gives crap loads of upper frequencies
L746[17:53:10] <gamax92> linear
interpolation (triangle) gives less but still a lot of upper
frequencies
L748[17:53:44] <ds84182> Android Mashed
Potato (Name is final) is out
L749[17:53:48] <gamax92> and now I'm using
cosine from pi -> 2pi to get a more smoother interpolation
L750[17:54:00] <gamax92> that clears up
even more upper frequencies but they're still there
L751[17:54:22] <gamax92> ds84182:
tubehax
L752[17:54:30] <ds84182> gamax92: I killed
my 3DS yesterday.
L753[17:54:37] <ds84182> Right before
tubehax came out
L754[17:54:43] <gamax92> ds84182: but
what's next to be broken
L755[17:54:45] <ds84182> Fuck me,
right?
L756[17:54:47] <v^> gamax92, i think you
are experiencing aliasing
L757[17:54:50] <ds84182> gamax92:
eShop.
L758[17:54:57] <gamax92> shophax!
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L760[17:55:20] <v^> do the interpolation
at a higher frequency and scale it down again again to reduce the
aliasing
L761[17:55:21] <ds84182> themehax
L762[17:55:43] <gamax92>
themereactofexistinghax
L763[17:55:54] <ds84182> webkithax
L764[17:55:57] <ds84182> haxhax
L765[17:56:02] <ds84182> we have gone full
circle
L766[17:56:08] <ds84182> ROP inside
Homebrew Channel
L767[17:56:17] <gamax92> theMe reAct Of
Existing
L768[17:56:42] <v^> or just apply a verry
high low-pass filter/equalizer
L769[17:57:06] <ds84182> MAOE
L770[17:57:16] <gamax92> maoehax
L771[17:57:30] <ds84182> maoe money
maoehax
L772[17:59:04] <gamax92> I miss perkymern
ert ercerdermr
L773[17:59:23] <gamax92> we need more
berri ern rerss
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L776[18:12:43] <vifino> ds84182: i got the
fancy tubehax and ironhax
L777[18:12:46] <vifino> :3
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L779[18:16:05] <ds84182> .-.
L780[18:16:29] <vifino> ds84182: i got
nyan cat on it :3
L781[18:16:32] <vifino> huehuehue
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L783[18:16:34] <Negi> moehax
L784[18:16:37] <ds84182> I don't really
fucking care.
L785[18:16:40] <vifino> :(
L786[18:16:59] <gamax92> vifino: his 3ds
is broken
L787[18:17:07] <gamax92> stop taunting him
with your working 3ds
L788[18:17:07] <vifino> oh
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L790[18:17:14] <vifino> :V
L791[18:17:38] <Stary2001> gg
L792[18:18:00] <Negi> Ironfall has been
removed as soon as smealum told everyone to download it...
L793[18:18:11] <Stary2001> nope, it took
like a week
L794[18:18:17] <vifino> ^
L795[18:18:19] <vifino> few days
L796[18:18:22] <vifino> 3 or so
L797[18:18:25] <Stary2001> no
L798[18:18:29] <Stary2001> it was like a
week
L799[18:18:30] <Stary2001> when you got
it
L800[18:18:41] <vifino> Stary2001: no, it
was like, 4 days
L801[18:18:41] <vifino> or so
L802[18:18:42] <vifino> idk
L803[18:18:43] <gamax92> and in those few
days, everyone got ironfall
L804[18:18:44] <Stary2001> w/e
L805[18:18:53] <Negi> I got it before
going on the 9th.
L806[18:18:55] <Stary2001> nintendo are
somehow worse than sony at taking stuff down lel
L807[18:19:17] <vifino> Stary2001: our
exploit games are still there
L808[18:19:18] <vifino> kek
L809[18:19:18] <Negi> There's a missing
comma somewhere.
L810[18:19:37] <Negi> Wasn't there
something with OOT too?
L811[18:19:40] <Stary2001> yeah
L812[18:20:01] <Negi> Have they took down
Youtube yet?
L813[18:20:09] <Negi> taken*
L814[18:20:14] <Negi> Did*
L815[18:20:17] <Negi> take*
L816[18:20:22] <Negi> Shit I don't know
how to english.
L817[18:20:33] <Stary2001> lolol
L818[18:20:51] <Negi> Bear with me it's
like 1AM
L819[18:20:58] <Stary2001> :p
L820[18:21:14] <vifino> oh, right
L821[18:21:18] <Stary2001> psh 1am
L822[18:21:21] <Negi> tbh I can't check if
they got rid of Youtube since you can't go on eShop when tubehax is
active.
L823[18:21:29] <vifino> i gotta get my
netboot stuff on an usb stick before bed
L824[18:21:38] <Negi> Stary2001: I've been
going to sleep at 5AM the past 6...weeks.
L825[18:21:39] <vifino> because
cousinoffice has no real internet
L826[18:21:40] <vifino> :v
L827[18:21:43] <Stary2001> Negi:
yaaaay
L828[18:21:45] <Stary2001> vifino:
gg
L829[18:21:54] <vifino> Stary2001: 6
months man.
L830[18:21:59] <Stary2001> vifino: are you
gonna load typhon into your car kek
L831[18:22:01] <vifino> 6 months till
gbit.
L832[18:22:01] <Stary2001>
s/your/the
L833[18:22:01] <Kibibyte>
<Stary2001> vifino: are you gonna load typhon into the car
kek
L834[18:22:27] <vifino> Stary2001: we're
gonna move it. eventually.
L835[18:22:38] <Stary2001> xd
L836[18:22:42] <vifino> for now, it is too
fucking heavy to do anything with
L837[18:23:16] <Stary2001> lel
L838[18:23:27] <Negi> HBL is so not
finished yet :9
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L840[18:24:06] <gamax92> is it possible to
setup a proxy inbetween the 3ds and this custom sploit so you can
locally use tubehax?
L841[18:24:25] <vifino> Stary2001: after
typhon is moved, i may go on the e of bays and get more
servers
L842[18:24:26] <vifino> kek
L843[18:24:42] <vifino> not as big ones as
typhon ofc
L844[18:24:59] <vifino> but something we
could use for stuff that doesn't require... 16 cores
L845[18:25:59] <Stary2001> m8888
L846[18:27:08] <vifino> Stary2001: you can
get cheap servers for like, 100€
L847[18:27:38] *
Negi goes kill himself.
L848[18:27:44] <gamax92> Negi: please
don't
L849[18:28:02] <Mimiru> I've got this
awesome blue screen with tubehax.. which is funny cause people are
talking about a redscreen...
L850[18:28:16] <Stary2001> vifino:
M8888
L851[18:28:36] <vifino> Stary2001:
:3
L852[18:28:56] <vifino> gigabit fiber +
awesome as fuck servers = ??!?!?!?!
L853[18:29:21] <Negi> gamax92: That's just
a metaphorical way to say that I'm going to not do anything,
because of lack of dual head and organisation.
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L855[18:31:20] <Temia> Mimiru: fw
revision?
L856[18:32:45] <vifino> gamax92:
probably.
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L858[18:32:53] <vifino> worst case,
squid.
L859[18:33:00] <vifino> cache all the
thing.
L860[18:33:49] <Mimiru> Temia,
9.9.0-26U
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L863[18:37:17] <montana> getLocation()
robot.forward() getlocation() will give me the same location twice,
the function getLocation() i wrote and works flawlessly and the
issue is somewhere in timing, casue a few os.sleep()'s inbetween
fix the problem
L864[18:37:19] <montana> i need to get
location
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L866[18:37:30] <montana> i need to get
location twice to get the heading
L867[18:40:31] <Kodos> montana, pastebin
your code please, so that we may better troubleshoot your
problem
L868[18:41:15] <Mimiru> Ahh, had to switch
to an older boot.3dsx
L869[18:41:49] <montana> ight, its a lot
though
L870[18:42:25] <Negi> "a lot" is
relative in this case.
L872[18:42:59] <montana> 1600 lines i
think? but you only have to look at a few functions. trace back
from get heading
L873[18:43:19] <Negi> Ouch the
indentation.
L874[18:43:26] <montana> the gps algorithm
i wrote works of of 4 hosts broadcasting their location
L875[18:43:38] <montana> pastebin screws
up indentation
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L877[18:44:15] <Negi> montana: Tabs screw
up indentation.
L878[18:44:35] <montana> ah, i tab
L879[18:45:57] <Kodos> I've fixed the
indentation, now let me see if I can find the problem
L880[18:46:01] <Negi> Oh wait your
problem
L881[18:46:22] <Negi> Is that the
"getLocation" returns the wrong coordinate the second
time?
L882[18:46:30] <montana> its worth noting
that some of the functions there are not yet ported from
computercraft, but my problem is seperate to that
L883[18:46:59] <montana> kinda, it returns
the same coords as it does the first time
L884[18:47:02] <Negi> Kodos: Aren't the
robot.<movement>() functions non-blocking?
L885[18:47:18] <gamax92> I'm pretty sure
they are blocking
L886[18:47:32] <gamax92> from the time I
wrote robotex
L887[18:47:41] <Negi> Well that's the only
thing I can see that would make that kind of problem.
L888[18:47:42] <montana> non-blocking? the
issue is in timing cause os.sleep() calls inbetween fix it
L889[18:48:11] <Negi> montana: A
non-blocking function returns as soon as the action is started. A
blocking one returns as soon as the action ends.
L890[18:48:25] <Negi> Unless the system's
sluggish of course :7
L891[18:48:51] <montana> ah. one of the
two, either movement, or get location, is non-blocking, i
beleave
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L893[18:50:03] <Negi> montana: getLocation
will be "blocking" (my bad, I didn't use the right terms
in the first place), because it's Lua-defined.
L894[18:50:12] <montana> i have though
about adding in the smalles possible os.sleep() time i can to keep
it fast, but if there's a better way, id like to do that
L895[18:50:28] <Negi> I'm not sure there
is a better way, though.
L896[18:50:30] <gamax92> I've experienced
random crap like, breaking a block and then doing a detect
immediately afterwards saying theres a block there
L897[18:51:03] <Negi> So, probably the
system being sluggish then. :v
L898[18:51:06] <montana> gamax92: is that
because some kind of blocking issue as well?
L899[18:51:15] <gamax92> I don't actually
know what that's from
L900[18:51:19] <montana> that might not be
my issue but thats the way it seems to me
L901[18:52:11] <Temia> random thought:
mermaid cuddles should be prescribed to cure depression.
L902[18:52:27] <gamax92> where do we get
mermaids though
L903[18:52:29] <Negi> gamax92: I'd say the
server taking some time to update the actual block grid?
L904[18:52:32] <montana> mermaid's don't
exist
L905[18:52:46] <montana> that could
possible be it.
L906[18:52:55] <Negi> Temia: Cuddles of
anything or anyone one likes should be prescribed for that.
L907[18:53:00] *
Negi eats cookies.
L908[18:53:14] <montana> suggestions? and
can i check for sure that robot.<movement> is blocking
somehow?
L909[18:53:31] <Temia> meh. .3.
L910[18:53:32] <Temia> Well
L911[18:53:47] <Temia> Maybe I should
major in genetics or cybernetics
L912[18:53:49] <Negi> Hm only OC's code
could tell that. But...Scala radiations...
L913[18:54:01] <Negi> Temia: Every Major's
Terrible.
L914[18:54:02] <gamax92> Well blocking
would be you go to run robot.forward() and it doesn't immediately
return until the robot has completed moving
L915[18:54:03] <Temia> and create an ideal
world where everyone is a cute monstergirl.
L916[18:54:13] <gamax92> not blocking
would be the function immediately returns, despite the robot still
moving
L917[18:54:18] <Negi> Temia: That's not
ideal D:
L918[18:54:28] <Temia> Okay fine
L919[18:54:31] <Temia> Cute
monsterfolk
L920[18:54:34] <Negi> Yay
L921[18:54:55] *
gamax92 roars cutely?
L922[18:55:08] <montana> i would prefer
blocking functions in this case. my coordinates would be off
otherwise (which is happening)
L923[18:55:17] <gamax92> lemme look
L924[18:56:08] *
Temia hugs on Gamax <3
L926[18:57:53] <gamax92> yeah it's
blocking
L927[18:58:07] <gamax92> it takes ...
firefox why are you launching?
L928[18:58:14] <gamax92> it takes 0.4
seconds to move
L929[18:59:00] <Negi> > Firefox: Annoy
user.
L930[19:00:22] <Negi> tfw values aren't
the same for webkit and firefox x_x
L931[19:00:39] <montana> alright, thanks.
it apears the block grid is not updating fast enough then? the best
option is probably just a os.sleep(.4)
L932[19:01:03] <gamax92> 0.05 is probably
suficient
L933[19:01:42] *
Negi flips table at 1px difference between webkit and
moz.
L934[19:01:44] <montana> i think ill write
a quick program to time it maybe and get the value exactly
L935[19:02:06] <gamax92> well just note
its in 1/20th (0.05) intervals
L936[19:02:08] <montana> also, is it
better practice to space twice rather than tab? ive always
tabbed
L937[19:02:10] <gamax92> because world
tick rate
L938[19:02:31] <Negi> montana: That's in
the OC's code conventions, yes.
L939[19:02:41] <montana> ah, yes ticks.
ill do some experimenting then, probably faster
L940[19:03:00] <Negi> (Depends on what the
environment/project recommends, tbh)
L941[19:03:14] <montana> oc as is
opencomputers specifically?
L942[19:03:18] <Negi> Yes.
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L945[19:03:48] <Negi> Generally looks
nicer to space 2 or 4 than to tab, because tabs are of variable
width. (As you can see with pastebin's 8-tabs)
L946[19:04:35] <montana> haha, ya no
kidding. i write the code in notepad++ though and just use pastebin
so i can download it easily to my computer and share it
L947[19:04:38] <gamax92> yeah, 8 spaces
for a tab is kinda horridly excessive
L948[19:04:45] <gamax92> also why my tab
width is set to 4 normally
L949[19:05:05] <Kodos> One thing I love
about Atom.io, is the autoindent function =)
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L951[19:05:27] <Negi> montana: Even easier
then, you can just configure it to use spaces instead of tabs when
you're writing Lua.
L952[19:05:32] <montana> atom.io?
L953[19:05:49] <Negi> Kodos: Isn't that a
thing most modern code editors have?
L954[19:05:51] <Kodos> Atom is an editor
made by the folks over at Github
L955[19:06:01] <Kodos> Negi, I only really
used NP++ before getting Atom
L956[19:06:07] <Negi> (An editor that runs
on webkit)
L957[19:06:32] <Negi> Also, when you say
auto-indent, auto-indent as in live auto-indent, or post-writing
auto-indent?
L958[19:06:53] <Kodos> I do it in
post
L959[19:06:58] <Kodos> Not sure if it has
it live
L960[19:07:21] <Negi> I think it has live
auto-indentation, from when I tried it out?
L961[19:07:26] <Kodos> Could be
L962[19:07:36] <Kodos> Back in a mo
though, gotta call my inlaws. It's their anniversary today
L963[19:08:54] <Negi> Ugh why isn't there
any way to list open files that isn't unproductive ? x_x
L964[19:08:55] <gamax92> I love it when
most people look and notice I generally use the most basic text
editor and go "WOW HOW CAN YOU USE THAT, DON'T YOU WANT AUTO
INDENTATION AND AUTO COMPLETION AND FANCY RUN BUTTONS AND DEBUGGING
AND ... AND ... ?"
L965[19:09:24] <ds84182> Generally, I say
"fuck you" to those people
L966[19:09:27] <gamax92> same
L967[19:09:30] <gamax92> fuck you
Negi
L968[19:09:31] *
Negi actually does most coding in nano.
L969[19:09:43] <Negi> gamax92: I never
said anything, so fuck you.
L970[19:09:45] <Kodos> I wrote a program
or two on my phone
L971[19:09:47] <gamax92> <3
L972[19:09:54] <Kodos> Using Samsung
Memo
L973[19:10:05] <Negi> I wrote a program or
two using my phone.
L974[19:10:07] <ds84182> Kodos: .
L975[19:10:09] <Negi> SSHing to my
laptop.
L976[19:10:13] <Negi> To open nano.
L977[19:10:15] *
Negi derp.
L978[19:10:19] <vifino> vim works for me
:D
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L980[19:10:38] <vifino> sometimes i use
nano for things i need to paste stuff in
L981[19:11:02] <gamax92> It's also because
I have a habit of automatically doing the auto-complete manually
and so I just end up with multiple characters and then I have to
delete one and it might delete the beginning character as
well
L982[19:11:25] <Negi> Often to just
paste-run a file, it's faster to open nano, save and run than to
start Sublime and have my gazillions of tabs opened.
L983[19:11:58] <gamax92> Often to just run
a file, it's faster to click my terminal, press up and enter
L984[19:12:20] <Negi> To cd, it's often
faster to omit the cd.
L985[19:12:49] <Negi> Also i need to find
which plugin makes rm interactive by default and disable the shit
out of it.
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L995[19:44:36] <gamax92> :o
L996[19:44:43] <gamax92> it's a
Gopher
L997[19:44:59] <Stary2001> :o
L998[19:45:05] <Gopher> Nope. Optical
illusion,
L999[19:45:14] <gamax92> oh
L1000[19:45:16] <Stary2001> aw ok
L1001[19:45:21] <gamax92> Sorry everyone,
carry on
L1002[19:45:33] <Gopher> I'm totally just
a reflection of venus off some swamp gas.
L1003[19:47:20] <Kodos> WTB OC Keypads
:3
L1004[19:47:40] <gamax92> so I just build
a special OC jar, time to see if it works
L1005[19:47:43] <Mimiru> I have like...
part of that working in OS...
L1006[19:47:55] <Kodos> Mimiru, models or
just blocks?
L1007[19:48:05] <Mimiru> ATM it's a
block, no model for it
L1008[19:48:07] <Kodos> because I was
referring to Gopher's keypads from Biolocks
L1009[19:48:11] <Kodos> Which iirc were
models
L1010[19:48:15] <gamax92> yep
L1011[19:48:29] <Mimiru> Yeah, I remember
'em
L1012[19:48:42] <gamax92> good ol models
that spawn lava particles when you break them :v
L1013[19:49:01] <Gopher> the whole
biolocks mod is on github. If it's not MIT license it's because I'm
lazy, not because I reserve any rights XD
L1014[19:49:27] <Mimiru> So, you wouldn't
mind if I ripped the model, and anything else I saw fit? :P
L1015[19:49:34] <Mimiru> I'll credit you
and all lol
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L1017[19:50:33] <Kodos> Mimiru, does this
mean we'll get proper biometric scanners, and not
hurduruseascreen?
L1018[19:50:44] <Mimiru> Maybe?
L1020[19:51:20] <Kodos> Looks like that's
the keypad
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L1022[19:51:45] <gamax92> ._.
L1023[19:51:55] <gamax92> After making
everything direct and ripping out the limit checks
L1024[19:51:58] <gamax92> OC STILL
SLOW
L1025[19:52:23] <Kodos> What could you
possibly need breakneck speeds for?
L1026[19:52:51] <gamax92> cause ocemu
isn't slow
L1027[19:53:01] <Kodos> It's also ran
external
L1028[19:53:07] <Kodos> So of course it
isn't slow
L1029[19:53:15] <gamax92> shush you, stop
making sense
L1030[19:53:19] <Mimiru> lol
L1031[19:53:45] <Kodos> Also, new
starbound update Soon™
L1032[19:53:50] <Kodos> It hit unstable
today
L1033[19:53:53] <Kodos> So stable
soon
L1034[19:53:59] <gamax92> but yeah, the
only thing it seems to have done is made OpenOS boot
instantly
L1035[19:54:07] <gamax92> but you can
still see noticible lag on the GPU
L1036[19:54:35] <Kodos> Oooh, PRB would
be nice too
L1037[19:54:36] <gamax92> oh right, i
forgot a thingy
L1038[19:54:39] <Kodos> Though it doesn't
fit the security thing
L1039[19:54:43] <Kodos>
s/thing/theme
L1040[19:54:43] <Kibibyte> <Kodos>
Though it doesn't fit the security theme
L1041[19:57:07] <Gopher> no, but it fits
the "programmable blocks" theme
L1042[19:57:36] <Kodos> Yes, but I was
referring to Mimiru's OC addon, OpenSecurity
L1043[19:57:42] <Gopher> code-wise, it's
basically the biolocks or keypads with the physical interface
stripped off
L1044[19:57:47] <Gopher> ah
L1045[19:58:15] <Kodos> I think yours and
Immi's were the only two addons for CC I used, before OC came
along.
L1046[19:58:36] <Kodos> I had
dual-authorization entry to my nuclear reactor area on the server I
played on
L1047[19:58:53] <Kodos> With a list of
people authorized to toy with the reactor, so both people that
handprinted in had to match the list
L1048[19:58:53] <Gopher> heh
L1049[19:59:09] <Gopher> nice :)
L1050[19:59:31] <gamax92> I wonder if
Gopher still remembers that crappy elevator i made using *cough*
biolocks and immi peripherals
L1051[20:00:03] <Gopher> the one that
used microblock slices?
L1052[20:00:08] <gamax92> yep
L1053[20:00:15] <Gopher> no, I don't
remember that :)
L1054[20:00:35] <gamax92> you've let me
down
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L1058[20:02:44] <gamax92> hmm okay, even
after removing context pausing, it still has noticible delay
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L1061[20:07:01] <Kodos> Oh sweet Jesus
someone updated Growthcraft
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L1066[20:42:14] <Kodos> What's the term
for having backups of backups, and backups of those backups,
etc
L1067[20:44:00] <Shuudoushi>
redundancy?
L1068[20:44:50] <Gopher> the NASA
process?
L1069[20:47:14] <Kodos> Shuudoushi,
thanky ou
L1070[20:47:58] <ds84182> gamax92: The
delay is Scala
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L1073[21:10:55] <Kodos> MFW I'm using a
sign as a screen for a microcontroller.
L1074[21:11:46] <Stary2001> lolol
L1075[21:12:50] <ds84182> Kodos: You
didn't make a face. Liar.
L1077[21:20:31] <ds84182> ... checks
out
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L1082[21:52:27] <Kodos> Are there any
idiot's guides to Markdown?
L1083[21:53:10] <Shuudoushi> yes
L1085[21:53:40] <Kodos> Woo, thanks
L1086[21:53:53] <Shuudoushi> np
L1087[21:54:10] <Shuudoushi> there is two
more as well, but I don't remeber how to get to them off
hand.
L1089[21:54:37] <Kodos> This one's
fine
L1090[21:54:48] <Kodos> Just using Atom's
markdown preview to tinker a bit with an idea I had
L1091[21:54:58] <Shuudoushi> ah
L1092[21:55:10] <Shuudoushi> how you
liking Atom so far?
L1093[21:55:23] <Kodos> I like it, it's
been superhelpful with my code
L1094[21:55:45] <Shuudoushi> ikr :3
L1095[21:56:16] <Shuudoushi> it does have
more of a performance hit than others, but offers enough to negate
the very small hit XD
L1096[21:56:36] <Kodos> Right now, I'm
working on a file, probably a set of files, to help me remember how
to do certain things
L1097[21:56:50] <Kodos> Going to
structure it like I'm making a website
L1098[21:56:57] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1099[21:59:11] <Kodos> Being able to add
inline code WITH syntax highlighting is amazeballs
L1100[21:59:22] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1101[22:00:04] <Kodos> It even supports
commenting within the inline code
L1102[22:00:26] <Kodos> So you could not
only comment your code in a program, but break the program down in
to parts, and explain each bit
L1103[22:01:13] <Shuudoushi> yep
L1104[22:01:25] <Shuudoushi> markdown is
freaky powerful lol
L1105[22:01:34] <CompanionCube> Kodos:
so...literate programming?
L1106[22:02:41] <Kodos> CompanionCube, I
am a moron. I want someone like me to be able to look at a program
I wrote, and know what the eff is going on
L1107[22:03:02] <Kodos> I'm basically
making code breakdowns of my programs in markdown
L1108[22:03:31] <CompanionCube> Kodos:
neat
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L1112[22:07:17] <Kodos> Sweet
L1113[22:07:19] <Kodos> Now make it run
in OC
L1114[22:10:11] <CompanionCube> Not my
problem :p
L1115[22:15:21] <v^> .mcdown
L1116[22:15:21] <^v> v^, all good
L1117[22:15:32] <v^> forgot that
existed
L1118[22:15:46] <v^> like damn ^v is
useful sometimes
L1119[22:16:04] <v^> but most of the time
i forget i made these things
L1121[22:23:00] <dangranos> .p
L1122[22:23:01] <^v> Ping reply from
dangranos 0.52s
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L1126[22:27:36] <dangranos> The main room
is for Thaumcraft. We're not that far into the mod but it should be
big enough to house everything.
L1127[22:27:38] <dangranos> heh
L1128[22:28:11] *
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connection
L1129[22:28:14] <KomputerKid> Kodos: that
is beautiful
L1130[22:28:20] <dangranos> OMG
L1131[22:28:23] <dangranos>
catwalks
L1132[22:28:26] <dangranos> i'm
sold
L1133[22:30:05] <v^> .commit
L1134[22:30:56] <v^> .commits
L1135[22:30:57] <^v> v^, Total commits:
4015, fnuecke 89.2%, lordjoda 3.5%, Vexatos 1.3%, magik6k 1%,
gamax92 0.7%
L1136[22:36:11] <Kodos> Is there any nub
guides for programming at the hardware level? Trying to get a tiny
idea I had going
L1137[22:36:58] <v^> Kodos, what do you
mean by hardware level
L1138[22:36:59] <v^> asm?
L1139[22:37:03] <Kodos> No, in OC
L1140[22:37:09] <Kodos> I'm writing a
program for a microcontroller
L1141[22:37:31] <v^> arent
microcontrollers just lua
L1142[22:37:41] <Kodos> Nevermind
x.x.
L1144[22:39:02] <Kodos> I'm basically
wanting to write a program that will listen to network messages,
and if the first payload parameter in a received message is
'updateSign', it uses the next 4 parameters to use the sign upgrade
to change the text on the sign
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L1146[22:49:43] <gamax92> Weee, now after
porting a bunch of stuff to 1.7, time to see if it works
L1147[22:54:04] <gamax92> boots to title
screen ...
L1148[22:54:55] <gamax92> can place
blocks down
L1149[22:56:01] <gamax92> yay it appears
to all work
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L1151[23:03:01] <Kodos> If I'm running a
simple test server that is set up to echo things, what can I use to
test it/interact with it
L1152[23:03:08] <Kodos> (RL Computer
stuff)
L1153[23:04:33] <Stary2001> Telnet
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L1156[23:08:02] <Kodos> Seems to be
making me double input things
L1157[23:08:39] <Kodos> Okay, now I'm
running a Time server, let's see if I can figure out how to request
the time
L1158[23:08:42] <Stary2001> lol
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L1162[23:11:08] <Kodos> Woo, there we
go
L1163[23:11:10] <Kodos> Got FTP Servers
working
L1164[23:11:18] <Kodos> I now have FTP
access to my phone
L1165[23:11:26] <Stary2001> lel
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L1172[23:14:33] <Kodos> Well, it works in
Chrome anyway. I have no idea how to use a cli for ftp
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L1178[23:20:12] <Kodos> Oh nice, this
thing can do IRC networks, too
L1179[23:23:26] <Kodos> How would I give
myself IRCOp on a custom network?
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L1181[23:25:05] <Mimiru> Well, that
depends on the IRC server... Usually theres a config to edit
L1182[23:25:16] <Mimiru> then you'll
/oper username pass
L1183[23:25:42] <Kodos> I'm using Servers
Ultimate Pro, not sure if there's a config
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L1185[23:29:09] <Kodos> Just had an idea
for an OC program =D
L1186[23:29:12] <Kodos> brb
L1187[23:29:21] <Kodos> ~w modem
L1189[23:34:49] <Kodos> Bleh
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L1195[23:43:37] <Kodos> Oh neat, jukebox
has methods
L1196[23:43:52] <Shuudoushi> yw
L1197[23:44:34] <Shuudoushi> unless
someone expanded em, should just be stop, play, and pause
L1198[23:44:43] <Kodos> stop play and
getRecord
L1199[23:44:47] <Kodos> Which is
enough
L1200[23:44:53] <Shuudoushi> oh
yeah!
L1201[23:44:59] <Kodos> I can slave a
robot to move records around
L1202[23:45:02] <Shuudoushi> it's all you
need really
L1203[23:45:22] <Kodos> But I use CMD, so
I have a BUNCH of extra discs
L1204[23:45:33] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1205[23:45:34] <Kodos> Currently
listening to "Never going to the nether"
L1206[23:45:42] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1207[23:48:19] <Kodos> Okay, so I have
an idea for networking this thing
L1208[23:48:44] <Kodos> Having a local
value that gets changed within the code when someone 'handshakes'
with my server, and stores the other computer's address
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L1211[23:48:59] <Kodos> And having
whatever code gets executed in a 'while connected do' loop
L1212[23:49:15] <Kodos> So when the
client tells the server it wants to disconnect, it just sets
connected to false
L1213[23:49:20] <Kodos> And clears the
value
L1214[23:51:26] <Kodos> Maybe as a
failsafe, if nothing gets received after 5 minutes, it disconnects
automatically
L1215[23:51:34] <Kodos> No idea how to
set that up though
L1216[23:54:48] <Kodos> Ah, damn, this
echo server can't handle multiple data segments
L1217[23:57:08] <Kodos> err
L1218[23:57:10] <Kodos> wut
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