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L5[01:06:32] <ProbablyKodos> Whee, she
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L6[01:30:30] <ProbablyKodos> So, uhh
L7[01:30:40] <ProbablyKodos> How would I
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L9[01:31:07] <ProbablyKodos> Wait, I guess
that wouldn't work
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L12[02:18:09] <ProbablyKodos> Are there any
good tech-oriented methods of changing a biome
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L15[02:33:06] <ProbablyKodos> Not sure if
my math is right, but I've worked it out and apparently an MFR
harvester takes a few weeks real time to harvest one of those huge
multichunk rubber trees
L16[02:40:53] <Vexatos> I need to find some
Giant Sequoia Saplings and see how big those grow :P
L17[02:46:06] <ProbablyKodos> Indeed
=P
L18[02:46:10] <ProbablyKodos> I need to
sleep
L19[02:46:14] <ProbablyKodos> Almost 1 AM
here
L20[02:46:23] <ProbablyKodos> Which is the
equivalent of almost 3 AM back home
L21[02:46:41] <ProbablyKodos> o/
L22[02:46:46] <Izaya> mortal
L23[02:46:51] *
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L24[02:46:53] <Izaya> days*
L25[02:46:56] <ProbablyKodos> Acho-
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L43[04:37:51] <Sangar> o/
L44[04:41:19] *
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L45[04:46:04] <Vexatos> \o Snagar
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L47[04:51:30] <Skye> Morning Lizzy and
Sangar
L48[04:51:33] <Skye> and Vexatos
L49[04:52:52] <Sangar> Vexatos, currently
updating my devenv "modpack" to get enderio to run in it.
to test them oc conduits :3
L50[04:52:57] <Sangar> ...
L51[04:53:14] <Sangar> why does Ender keep
noticing me with "I'm sorry, but I'm away
(Sleeping)"
L52[04:53:25] <Lizzy> i have no idea
L53[04:53:45] <Vexatos> It also responds to
"render"
L54[04:53:56] <Vexatos> anything containing
the word
L55[04:53:58] <Vexatos>
ierregenderuiasegrhz
L56[04:54:02] <Sangar> ohh, enderio
L57[04:54:05] <Vexatos> ierregender
L58[04:54:10] <Vexatos> ok, anything ending
with ender
L59[04:54:26] <Ender> there, removed
it
L60[04:54:37] <Ender> stupid irssi
matching
L61[04:54:42] <Vexatos> Sangar, official
CC/OC support of EnderIO is in Computronics \:D/
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L63[04:55:58] <Vexatos> Sangar, do you have
a jar built with the new thinger?
L64[04:56:02] <Vexatos> Could you give it
to me?
L65[04:56:13] <Vexatos> I cba to set up the
EIO dev env just for building the jar >_>
L66[04:56:44] <Sangar> sec
L67[04:57:07] <Vexatos> preferably the
deobfishcated
L68[04:57:09] <Vexatos> :P
L69[04:59:09] <Sangar> see pm
L70[05:05:25] <Sangar> ugh, more
updating...
L71[05:14:03] <Vexatos> Sangar, I'm totally
not making a gfy right now :3
L72[05:15:40] <Sangar> haha
L73[05:16:35] <Sangar> i'm currently trying
to update project red because it seems to break fmp now :X
L74[05:16:55] <Sangar> and it appears dev
builds are no longer a thing on their site, so clone+build it
is...
L75[05:17:06] <Sangar> also yeta wrench is
crashing for me in dev env :(
L76[05:17:49] <Vexatos> not for me :D
L77[05:17:57] <Sangar> welp, then it's some
other mod in there :X
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L79[05:18:21] <Vexatos> just made a fancy
gfy for tehreddit once the PR gets merged :P
L80[05:18:22] <Sangar> also for some reason
the conduit renders as connected to the front of server racks,
which is weird
L81[05:18:24] <Vexatos> in my dev env
L82[05:18:29] <Sangar> :D
L83[05:19:01] <Vexatos> Does the connection
actually work through the front of the server rack though
L84[05:19:04] <Vexatos> or is it just
visual
L85[05:19:10] <Vexatos> i.e. your
canConnect derping :3
L86[05:20:39] <Sangar> that's what i need
to figure out, yes :P
L87[05:20:47] <Vexatos> Sangar, must be the
rack
L88[05:20:56] <Vexatos> I just tried it
with the two sided environments in Computronics
L89[05:21:01] <Vexatos> works perfectly
fine with both
L90[05:21:16] <Sangar> yeah, the holo is
working too
L91[05:21:18] <Sangar> as is the
screen
L92[05:21:21] <Sangar> weird
L93[05:22:53] <Vexatos> does the OC cable
connect?
L94[05:24:09] <Sangar> nope
L95[05:24:25] <Sangar> that's why it's
weird :P
L96[05:24:37] <Sangar> anyway
L97[05:24:45] <Sangar> waiting for
mrtjpcore to finish compiling then more testing
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L100[05:25:38] <Sangar> 43 jars \o/
L101[05:25:46] <Sangar> i am so happy
hotswapping code is a thing
L102[05:26:20] <ccsonic> Morning
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L105[05:39:35] <Sangar> oh ffs, that's it,
you're out project red, no more having you in the dev env.
L106[05:40:24] <Sangar> let's hope that
won't break my world >_>
L107[05:40:42] <Vexatos> world corruption
in T -4....
L109[05:41:11] <Lizzy> whoops
L110[05:41:15] <Lizzy> this is not the
terminal
L111[05:42:59] <Sangar> surprisingly,
doesn't look so bad :P
L112[05:43:07] <Lizzy> :@
L113[05:43:23] <Lizzy> my pi wont get an
ipv6 address when everthing else in the house does
L114[05:43:27] <Sangar> but i accidentally
selected the yeta wrench and it crashed again... >_>
L115[05:43:39] <Sangar> it's too small for
that :P
L117[05:43:49] <Sangar> size wise
L118[05:43:59] <Lizzy> are you talking
about my pi?
L119[05:44:01] <Sangar> those huge numbers
just won't fit!
L120[05:44:03] <Sangar> yes :P
L121[05:44:06] <Lizzy> well
L122[05:44:20] <Lizzy> it works on a 1b
model, doesn't want to on the 2b
L123[05:44:58] <Lizzy> i.e. it works on
something that has a potential quarter of the processing power and
about half of the ram
L124[05:45:29] <Sangar> :P
L125[05:45:44] <Sangar> well that's
strange. eio doesn't seem to call the rack's canConnect at
all
L126[05:46:30] <Vexatos> well, rack is no
SidedEnvironment then :3
L127[05:46:58] <Sangar> but it is
L128[05:47:34] <Sangar> when i place an oc
cable, the call comes in - via essentially an `instanceof
SidedEnvironment` check
L129[05:47:45] <Sangar> (it's a pattern
match, but that's just syntactic sugar after all)
L130[05:49:03] <Vexatos> But the OC cable
doesn't connect either I thought
L131[05:49:48] <Sangar> the oc cable
doesn't connect, yes. it shouldn't. eio conduit does.
L132[05:50:25] <Vexatos> ah right
>_>
L133[05:50:26] <Vexatos> duarp
L134[05:50:27] <Vexatos> well
L135[05:50:36] <Vexatos> IDEA supports
breakpoints in decompiled code
L136[05:50:47] <Vexatos> so just place
some in the OC Conduit class
L137[05:57:52] <Sangar> no need for
decompilation, i have the sources right here :P
L138[05:58:17] <Sangar> also yay, think i
found it \o/ (and yes, it's obviously a bug in oc, just one that
never mattered until now :X)
L139[06:00:48] <Skye> Sangar best
modder.
L140[06:01:11] <Sangar> obviously
L141[06:02:16] *
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L142[06:03:30] <Sangar> ;)
L143[06:11:16] <Inari> i mod MC all the
time, modifying the game world :3
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L146[06:15:34] <Inari> l-lewd
L147[06:16:02] <Skye> ...
L148[06:16:20] <Inari> :3
L149[06:19:01] <Sandra> Sangar, what was
the bug?
L150[06:19:08] <ccsonic> Sangar: but
project red will still be compatible with OC, right?
L151[06:19:59] <Sangar> ccsonic,
sure
L152[06:20:21] <Sangar> it's just randomly
crashing all over the place in my dev env, so i cba to figure that
out :P
L153[06:20:39] <Sangar> the crashes being
unrelated to oc, mostly class not found stuff
L154[06:20:52] <Sangar> for classes that
are there, from looking in the jars -.-
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L156[06:21:36] <Sangar> Sandra, issue was
that sidedNode didn't return null for the front side
L157[06:21:55] <Sangar> so there was a
node there, it just was never connected to anything inside the rack
:P
L158[06:22:02] <Sandra> why didn't that
affect the OC cables?
L159[06:22:18] <ccsonic> A node of
Thaumcraft?
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L161[06:23:43] <Sangar> Sandra, because
they checked canConnect
L162[06:23:44] <Sandra> ccsonic, no, an OC
network node (basically a component.)
L163[06:23:49] <Sandra> ahk,
L164[06:23:51] <Sangar> which is client
only, and that did check for that
L165[06:24:01] <Sangar> eio only checks
serverside and syncs that to the client, apparently
L166[06:24:30] <ccsonic> Oh I see. Better
be quite and stay out of your conversation :D
L167[06:24:36] <Sandra> canConnect is
client only for what reason?
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L169[06:30:54] <nxsupert> ?
L170[06:35:56] <Sangar> Sandra, sidedNode
being the thing to use on the server; but being pointless on the
client because there are no nodes on the client
L171[06:36:19] <Sandra> ahk then.
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L181[07:01:58] <dangranos> huh
L182[07:02:06] <dangranos> so,
soft-bricked my phone
L183[07:02:44] <dangranos> hard brick is
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L197[08:02:55] <ccsonic> What are servers
in OC actually for?
L198[08:03:56] <Inari> to serve
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L200[08:05:10] <ccsonic> I mean what can
they do that a normal computer can't?
L201[08:06:05] <Inari> well a computer
computes, while a server serves? ;D and not sure, i think they're
more compact way of sticking multiple PCs into the same space
basically...
L202[08:06:07] <Inari> but dont ask
me
L203[08:06:36] <ccsonic> Uhm. Okay. Thx
though ?
L204[08:06:38] <Lizzy> they can also
handle higher component limits
L205[08:06:43] <Lizzy> and more ram
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L207[08:06:50] <Inari> there you go
:P
L208[08:06:55] <Lizzy> and storage
L209[08:07:08] <Lizzy> they're basically
the same as servers in real life
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L213[08:08:13] <Lizzy> pls leve mel0ns
alone, kthx
L214[08:08:14] <Inari> :<
L215[08:08:18] <ccsonic> How do you do
that? Im grateful :D
L216[08:08:23] <Inari> Lizzy: lemons
L217[08:08:25] <Inari> not melons
L218[08:08:30] <Lizzy> :<
L219[08:08:44] <Lizzy> I ain't life, i'm
not giving you no lemons
L220[08:08:45] <ccsonic> So. They are
actually just like better computers right?
L221[08:09:01] <Lizzy> ccsonic,
<@Lizzy
> they're basically
the same as servers in real life
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L223[08:09:56] <ccsonic> Yeah, but what
are they in real life? Still better computers aren't they?
L224[08:10:06] <Lizzy> google is your
friend .-.
L225[08:10:22] <ccsonic> Alright :)
L226[08:10:35] <cloakable> ccsonic: yes,
everything you can do with a computer you can do with a server
:P
L227[08:11:30] <vifino> 'cept having
silence.
L228[08:11:42] <Inari> everything you can
do i can do better~ <server to computer>
L229[08:11:47] <vifino> Can confirm, I
have a server under my bed.
L230[08:12:23] <cloakable> I have a server
in my living room, it only has the CPU fan :P
L231[08:12:36] <cloakable> very
quiet
L232[08:13:45] <vifino> Have fun seeing it
die in a dc.
L233[08:15:20] <cloakable> dc?
L234[08:15:25] <Lizzy> data center
L235[08:15:30] <Lizzy> or centre
L236[08:15:35] <Lizzy> however the fuck
it's spelt
L237[08:15:54] <ccsonic> Depends on where
you are from i assume
L238[08:16:13] <cloakable> Well, my living
room is not a datacentre :P
L239[08:16:33] <cloakable> the server
isn't even in a rackmount case :D
L240[08:16:43] <Lizzy> vifino's is
L241[08:18:07] <vifino> indeed.
L242[08:18:08] <cloakable> 1U?
L243[08:18:24] <vifino> 4u.
L244[08:18:51] <cloakable> Quietness is
possible then, depending on the hardware you put in :D
L245[08:19:20] <vifino> It's not an off
the shelf case to slap your own stuff in >_>
L246[08:19:30] <vifino> It's an HP
ProLient DL580 G5 <_<
L247[08:19:56] <cloakable> Heh
L248[08:20:29] <cloakable> 2u+ is where
cases that you can put your own hardware in becomes practical
xD
L249[08:23:39] <ccsonic> What is the
difference between 1u / 2u and so on?
L250[08:24:04] <Lizzy> how much space it
takes up in a rack
L251[08:24:52] <ccsonic> Ah. Thx
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L253[08:31:38] <cloakable> Also, how
ungodly awful it sounds
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L255[08:31:59] <cloakable> 1U cases scream
at you
L256[08:33:38] <vifino> Yes.
L257[08:33:43] <vifino> I know that.
L258[08:34:17] <vifino> And 2U scream
less, 4U is just plain loud, not screaming.
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L264[09:20:16] <S3> L O L
L265[09:20:18] ***
Cranium[Away] is now known as Cranium
L266[09:20:25] <S3> what an interesting no
smoking sign
L268[09:23:55] <dangranos> oh my god
L269[09:23:58] <dangranos> this
recovery
L270[09:24:02] <dangranos> fucking
awesome
L271[09:24:13] <Vexatos> Yay for smoking
being illegal in closed publicly accessible rooms in Germany
:D
L272[09:24:15] <dangranos> it has
touchscreen working
L273[09:24:21] <dangranos> TERMINAL
EMULATOR
L274[09:24:25] <dangranos> ONSCREEN
KEYBOARD
L275[09:24:28] <dangranos> FILE
MANAGER
L276[09:24:36] <dangranos> .-.
L277[09:25:05] <dangranos> oh god, it even
has lock screen
L278[09:25:21] <Izaya> Vexatos: There's a
bar in the US
L279[09:25:26] <Izaya> and under the laws
there
L280[09:25:49] <Izaya> the only time a
person is allowed to smoke in a public place is
L281[09:26:03] <Lizzy> yay for smoking
being illegal in public places in the UK
L282[09:26:07] <Izaya> if they're part of
a production of some kind
L283[09:26:27] <Vexatos> So I bet all the
bar people are actors?
L284[09:26:35] <Izaya> so this pub
declares all patrons part of a live performance
L285[09:26:40] <Vexatos> Yup
L286[09:26:50] <Izaya> except somehow I
don't think your :D was sarcastic
L287[09:26:56] <Vexatos> In Germany, if
your provide a room or a place and it is publicly accessible,
smoking is illegal no matter what you say. I love it
L288[09:27:08] <Vexatos> if it's got a
closed ceiling
L289[09:29:32] <Izaya> #lua 1280x2
L290[09:29:32] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string
"lua"]:1: unexpected symbol near '1280'
L291[09:29:37] <Izaya> #lua 1280*2
L292[09:29:38] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2560
L293[09:29:47] <Izaya> 2560*1024
L294[09:30:03] <S3> #lua 1
L295[09:30:03] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1
L296[09:30:09] <S3> woops
L297[09:30:16] <Izaya> 5:2 aspect
ratio
L298[09:30:23] <Inari> smoking shoudl just
generally be illegal unless you use a cap that traps the smoke or
something :P
L299[09:31:32] <S3> #lua 0x40 & (0x01
<< 6)
L300[09:31:32] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
64
L301[09:31:42] <S3> #lua (0x40 & (0x01
<< 6)) >> 6
L302[09:31:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1
L303[09:31:44] <S3> ok cool
L304[09:31:51] <S3> #lua (0x53 & (0x01
<< 6)) >> 6
L305[09:31:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1
L307[09:31:59] <S3> so that's what I'll
do
L308[09:32:18] <S3> oh I forgoit I needed
one more test..
L309[09:32:48] <S3> #lua 0x00 | 0xff
L310[09:32:48] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0
L311[09:32:53] <S3> #lua 0x00 ||
0xff
L312[09:32:54] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0
L315[09:33:51] <S3> wtf is bitwise
or
L316[09:35:45] <S3> Lizzy: LOL
L317[09:36:37] <S3> I do not
understand
L318[09:36:42] <S3> | works but not on the
bot
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L320[09:37:07] <S3> vifino: &
L322[09:37:18] <S3> works on OC
L324[09:37:28] <Lizzy> #lua _VERSION
L325[09:37:28] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Lua 5.3
Sandbox
L326[09:37:35] <vifino> stfu S3.
L327[09:38:14] <vifino> #resetlua
L328[09:38:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Sandbox
Reset!
L329[09:38:21] <vifino> #lua 0x00 |
0xff
L330[09:38:22] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0
L331[09:38:23] <Lizzy> #lua vifino
L332[09:38:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L333[09:38:27] <Lizzy> #lua lizzy
L334[09:38:27] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L335[09:38:29] <Lizzy> :/
L336[09:39:53] *
vifino snuggles Lizzy
L337[09:40:00] *
Lizzy snuggles vifino
L338[09:41:29] <Lizzy> #lua vifino,lizzy =
"Awesome person that loves coding. Also has one of Lizzy's
hearts","Awesome Siren and vifino's soul mate, what more
could you want?"
L339[09:41:29] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L340[09:41:38] <Lizzy> #lua vifino
L341[09:41:38] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Awesome
person that loves coding. Also has one of Lizzy's hearts
L342[09:41:42] <Lizzy> #lua lizzy
L343[09:41:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Awesome
Siren and vifino's soul mate, what more could you want?
L344[09:41:44] <Lizzy> :D
L345[09:41:53] <vifino> :D
L346[09:42:57] <Lizzy> #lua evey = "A
hybrid of a cat and a human, likes sleeping on lizzy &
vifino"
L347[09:42:57] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L348[09:59:09] <sugoi> dangranos: which
'recovery' are you referring to? systemrescuecd?
L349[09:59:21] <dangranos> android
recovery
L350[09:59:24] <dangranos> custom
one
L351[10:00:57] <sugoi> ccsonic: server's
also can "share" a screen if you manage it
correctly
L352[10:01:09] <Lizzy> sugoi, so can
computers
L353[10:01:18] *
sugoi was about to write more
L354[10:02:33] <sugoi> ccsonic: there is a
friendly api in the server rack to select which side, the idea
normally would be that a single server rack would boot and run
unattended, serving other computers/robots in the network. the idea
would be that if you need a screen to reconfigure or debug your
services from that server - you could point it to a screen
L355[10:02:42] <sugoi> not api, but UI
button
L356[10:03:45] <sugoi> but rather than
having 4 computers in a flower around a screen, it's compact, a
rack of servers in one block, and the 1 you are
debugging/reconfiguring may be using the screen
L357[10:09:01] <S3> vifino: still
L358[10:09:03] <S3> why no | ?
L359[10:09:28] <gamax92> #lua 0x00 |
0xff
L360[10:09:28] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0
L361[10:09:36] <gamax92> ... okay S3 is
right, that's blatently wrong
L362[10:09:37] <S3> exacly
L363[10:09:48] <gamax92> #js 0x00 |
0xff
L364[10:09:48] <S3> gamax92: it works on
OC and in my lua 5.3 interpreter
L365[10:09:48] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0
L366[10:09:54] <S3> just not on the
bot
L367[10:10:15] <gamax92> ... that's also
wrong?
L368[10:10:19] <vifino> S3: stfu.
L369[10:10:20] <gamax92> nodejs gives
255
L370[10:10:23] <gamax92> no vifino
L371[10:10:31] <gamax92> the bot is
derp
L372[10:10:45] <S3> does your bot
interpret piped commands ?
L373[10:10:46] <Izaya> #lua 0xff
L374[10:10:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
255
L375[10:10:47] <S3> with |
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L377[10:11:24] <Izaya> #lua 0x00 \|
0xff
L378[10:11:24] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
255
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L380[10:11:34] <gamax92> tada, yes it's
pipe
L381[10:11:36] <S3> #lua 0xff | 0x00
L382[10:11:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
255
L384[10:11:41] <S3> thats what's
happening
L385[10:11:49] <S3> or if not teh bot is
using | for something else
L386[10:12:13] <gamax92> #lua 0xff | lua
0x
L387[10:12:13] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string
"lua"]:1: malformed number near '0x'
L389[10:12:23] *
gamax92 shrugs
L390[10:12:54] <Izaya> Is a number?
L393[10:13:28] <vifino> oh, right, |
L394[10:13:29] * S3
wonders if anyone still has a PC speaker
L395[10:13:32] <S3> maybe gamax92
L396[10:13:33] <vifino> wait, hold
on
L398[10:13:47] <gamax92> Well, I have a
crappy buzzer thingy, not an actual speaker
L399[10:13:54] <gamax92> 486 has an actual
speaker though
L400[10:13:54] <S3> is it buzzing?
L401[10:13:56] <Lizzy> nothing came
through here
L403[10:14:04] <S3> I sent \a a couple
times
L404[10:14:07] <S3> when I typed
ding
L405[10:14:28] *
Izaya has a header for a PC speaker
L406[10:14:31] <S3> for some it makes
their window flashg
L407[10:14:44] <S3> sometimes the terminal
will blink. . depends
L408[10:15:07] <gamax92> here hold on,
I'mma tab off the client, send it in like 5 seconds or so
L412[10:15:35] <gamax92> nope
L414[10:15:38] <nxsupert> ?
L415[10:15:42] <MrRatermat> pls
L416[10:15:44] <S3> fyi, it's ctrl g
L418[10:15:55] <Ekoserin> What in the
world?
L419[10:16:06] <dangranos> ?
L421[10:16:11] <S3> is Ekoserin's client
buzzing?
L423[10:16:15] <Ekoserin> Yes, it
is.
L425[10:16:19] <sugoi> haha, rock
L427[10:16:32] *
sugoi gives S3 a cookie
L428[10:16:35] <gamax92> note, pulse audio
captures beeps iirc, and plays a sample instead
L429[10:16:43] <S3> Now Ekoserin can get a
buzz every time I send a message like this. ding!
L430[10:16:48] <gamax92> however there is
no sample loaded by default
L432[10:17:12] <S3> I haven't done much
with pulse
L433[10:17:14] <gamax92> oh right
sorry
L434[10:17:18] <gamax92> piezo
speaker
L435[10:17:25] <gamax92> not buzzer
L436[10:17:26] <Lizzy> doesn't ding when
on console for my laptop
L437[10:17:35] <S3> might have it
disabled
L438[10:17:35] <Lizzy> though that may be
tmux catching it
L439[10:18:15] <S3> maybe
L440[10:18:26] <vifino> gamax92: issue was
the piping
L441[10:18:29] <sugoi> ~w color
L443[10:18:34] <vifino> fixed now
(tm)
L444[10:18:35] <S3> screen can be compiled
so it blinks and just prints "woof woof!"
L446[10:18:49] <gamax92> that
L447[10:19:01] <S3> oh yes those
L448[10:19:02] <vifino> #lua 0xff |
0x00
L449[10:19:02] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
255
L450[10:19:04] <S3> those are fine
L451[10:19:11] <vifino> ye happy now,
S3?
L452[10:19:12] <Lizzy> S3, try again, on a
differnt tmux window now lets see if it comes up
L453[10:19:13] <gamax92> no they
aren't
L454[10:19:17] <S3> gamax92: I noticed
that some systems actually propagate the speaker to the sound card
for you
L455[10:19:23] <vifino> removed
functionality just so you are happy.
L456[10:19:35] <gamax92> #lua 0x00 |
0xff
L457[10:19:35] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
255
L458[10:19:41] <gamax92> :( no more
pipes
L459[10:19:41] <S3> because on those
systems with the speaker unhooked, I would turn on the computer and
it would beep out my speakers, but out the pc speaker
otherwise
L460[10:20:03] <S3> lol vifino we figured
out how to work around it
L461[10:20:05] <S3> you didn't have to do
that
L462[10:20:14] <gamax92> S3: but seriously
the piezo ones are bad, when you try to use them in iplay it
doesn't sound too good
L463[10:20:28] <S3> well they're
small
L464[10:20:28] <vifino> If you mean by
"figuring out how to work around" just escaping it,
yes.
L465[10:20:39] <S3> they sounded better
when the speakers were a couple inches in diameter
L466[10:20:57] <vifino> But since nobody
figured out yet, and it was the same for months at least, I removed
it from lua now.
L467[10:21:02] <vifino> Well done.
L468[10:21:15] <gamax92> oh, so does only
lua not support pipes then?
L469[10:21:21] <sugoi> where are docs on
changing shell color for text?
L470[10:21:30] <vifino> #echo test |
ro13
L471[10:21:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
test
L472[10:21:35] <S3> well if I type lua53
in my terminal here on FreeBSD
L473[10:21:36] <vifino> >_>
L474[10:21:41] <S3> I can do 0x00 | 0xff
and it works fine
L475[10:21:43] <gamax92> to be fair, I'm
pretty sure pipes were implemented in the bot before you had
5.3
L476[10:21:46] <vifino> #echo test |
rot13
L477[10:21:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
grfg
L479[10:22:12] <S3> that's what I
remember
L480[10:22:20] <S3> in fact I think I
remembere when vifino implemented that
L481[10:22:25] <S3> way back in his bots
channel
L482[10:22:26] <vifino> gamax92: To be
fair, my whole fucking bot had that, and as it came here, we had
the same problem. I told everyone how to use it.
L483[10:22:50] <gamax92> I don't see how
that's relevant
L484[10:23:06] <gamax92> lua versions
before 5.3 don't use |
L485[10:23:37] <vifino> gamax92: Issues
with strings containing pipes. People spammed me with that problem,
told everyone to escape it.
L486[10:23:47] <gamax92> ahh
L487[10:24:22] <vifino> Not anymore,
because I removed the ability to use lua in pipes now.
L488[10:24:35] <gamax92> #lua 1|2
L489[10:24:35] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 3
L490[10:24:52] <gamax92> #echo 1\|2 |
lua
L491[10:24:52] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 3
L492[10:24:54] <gamax92> :D
L493[10:24:55] <S3> #lua 1 || 2
L494[10:24:55] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string
"lua"]:1: unexpected symbol near '1'
L496[10:28:34] <S3> nxsupert: hehe.
creating partitions with my sopt class is pretty simple
L497[10:28:46] <nxsupert> Oh. Good.
L498[10:29:07] <nxsupert> Can you set boot
partitions and such?
L499[10:29:50] <S3> yeah, the sopt class
returns a class that represents the partition itself
L500[10:29:52] <S3> so you can be
like
L501[10:30:01] <S3>
partition.inline_boot(true)
L502[10:30:14] <S3> and that's a function
that sets the bit in partition.flags
L503[10:30:28] <S3> when youy're done..
you can use the sopt class:
L504[10:30:35] <S3>
sopt_table.save(partition)
L505[10:30:59] <nxsupert> Cool. But can it
turn a partition into a file system proxy?
L506[10:31:10] <S3> How do you mean?
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L508[10:32:08] <nxsupert> ~ocdoc
filesystem componenet
L510[10:32:12] <S3> oh that
L511[10:32:18] <S3> well these are
unmanaged disks remember?
L512[10:32:25] <S3> this is just for
handling the table
L513[10:32:28] *
gamax92 clap clap clap clap clap clap clap
L514[10:32:31] <nxsupert> Ok.
L515[10:32:42] <gamax92> nxsupert: is the
first person I've seen to use ~ocdoc to trigger the bot
L516[10:32:57] <nxsupert> But. it would be
cool if we could implement that API.
L517[10:33:01] <nxsupert> What?
L518[10:33:10] <nxsupert> Is there another
command?
L519[10:33:13] <gamax92> runners up are
Inari, with ~oc, and EVERYONE ELSE WITH ~w
L520[10:33:22] <Inari> lol
L521[10:33:32] <sugoi> ~w ocdoc
L523[10:33:41] <sugoi> ~w w
L524[10:33:41] <Inari> ~w ~oc ~ocdoc
L527[10:33:58] <nxsupert>
~opencomputer_documentation test
L528[10:34:06] <nxsupert> Doesn't
woek?
L529[10:34:07] <gamax92> no ofc not
nx
L530[10:34:07] <S3> considering the
partitions could be fat12, mrfs, etc I'm not exactly sure if
providing a filesystem api would be beneficial
L531[10:34:13] <S3> and I know that in
OCBSD there won't be
L532[10:34:21] <S3> you will be talking to
the VFS in OCBSD
L533[10:34:31] <gamax92> so .... a
filesystem api?
L534[10:34:38] <nxsupert> Well. If you
did. We could access unmanaged systems in OpenOS
L535[10:34:55] <gamax92> openos's fs api
is a vfs
L536[10:35:27] <gamax92> it takes proxies
(or more specifically components) and puts them in various points
along it's vfs
L537[10:35:36] <gamax92> like all of them
in /mnt/(first three letters)
L538[10:37:14] <S3> nxsupert: it would
seem to me that in order to do this you would have to make
unmanaged filesystem adaptors
L539[10:37:28] <S3> which presented this
fake filesystem component
L540[10:37:32] <nxsupert> Yes.
L541[10:37:37] <nxsupert> Thats the
idea.
L542[10:37:52] <Izaya> ~oc blah
L544[10:37:56] <S3> you could do that-
however it's not the responsibility of the partition table
library
L545[10:38:03] <gamax92> We used to be
able to just generate fake components, but nooooooooo Sangar had to
get rid of that freedom
L546[10:38:19] <gamax92> i mean fake
proxies
L547[10:38:22] <S3> gamax92: is there no
way anymore?
L548[10:38:24] <gamax92> So now I have
vcomp to make fake components
L550[10:38:38] <sugoi> gamax92: sounds
like the very thing i was asking about
L551[10:38:45] <sugoi> so it used to be a
thing?
L552[10:39:05] <gamax92> yeah you used to
just beable to pass a table to fs.mount and it'd do so, using the
functions in that table
L553[10:39:13] <S3> gamax92: I asked about
that a while back and everyone was just like, what do you mean make
your own virtual components?
L554[10:39:16] <S3> lolol
L555[10:39:24] <gamax92> but then it
started using the component api to do various things
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L557[10:39:45] <ccsonic> sugoi: thx for
explaining. Helped me ! :€
L558[10:39:51] <sugoi> was there a reason
to remove it?
L559[10:40:03] <gamax92> idunno, I'll have
to look.
L560[10:40:07] <sugoi> ccsonic: note that
the UI button to select a side isn't just a screen selector, but a
component selector
L561[10:40:13] <S3> Sangar was probably
mad
L562[10:40:14] <gamax92> I know it's
before the creation date of vcomponent though :P
L563[10:40:31] <sugoi> ccsonic: like..as
if that was the actually side the server was touching
L564[10:40:43] <sugoi> gamax92: heh, well
-- sure :)
L565[10:40:50] <Sangar> wot
L566[10:41:06] <sugoi> oh crap, did we say
beattlejuice 3 times?
L567[10:41:07] <Lizzy> Sangar, tow
L568[10:41:17] <ccsonic> sugoi: Uh,
okay
L569[10:42:01] <S3> gamax92: Sangar was
probably getting old, so he removed the feature.
L570[10:42:14] <S3> at the time
L571[10:42:17] <Sangar> yeah, it happens.
randomly removing features.
L572[10:42:28] <Sangar> it's to emulate
decay in the software
L574[10:42:33] <Sangar> (what are we
talking about?)
L575[10:42:35] <sugoi> hah
L576[10:42:38] <gamax92> (nice
recovery)
L577[10:42:42] <sugoi> Sangar: fs.mount
virtual components
L578[10:42:58] <Sangar> oh, there was
something
L579[10:43:27] <Sangar> wasn't that the
trying-to-make-vfs-and-thus-mounts-persistable-but-failing-halfway-through
thing?
L580[10:44:27] <nxsupert> ???
L581[10:44:37] <gamax92> The way LuaJ is
formatted is fucking annoying :/
L582[10:44:38] <Sangar> !!!
L583[10:44:45] <sugoi> persist over
reboot?
L584[10:44:54] <gamax92>
this.codeABC(OP_LOADBOOL, reg, (e.k == LexState.VTRUE ? 1 :
0),
L585[10:44:55] <gamax92> 0);
L586[10:44:56] <gamax92> WHY
L587[10:45:00] <sugoi> bc, as a vcomp
author, i would assume i'd need to register rc to get my vcomp
back
L588[10:45:06] <gamax92> WHY PUT IT ON A
NOTHER LINE, FOR 3 CHARACTERS
L589[10:45:17] <gamax92> sugoi: ?
L590[10:45:26] <S3> gamax92: worse than
ugly perl :)
L591[10:46:03] <sugoi> what i mean is, if
i fs.mount'd something, i wouldn't expect it there when i
rebooted
L592[10:46:05] <sugoi> that's all
L593[10:46:18] <Sangar> autoformatting
with max line length presumably? :P looks ugly indeed
L594[10:46:22] <sugoi> unless OpenOS had a
fstab :)
L595[10:46:32] <S3> fstab :)
L596[10:46:34] <S3> ocbsd will
L597[10:46:44] <Sangar> sugoi, yeah, it
isn't
L598[10:46:44] <S3> unless you don't want
it to boot
L599[10:47:02] <S3> I mean, the root
partition has to be somewhere..
L600[10:47:23] <gamax92> its like, no
spacing in parts, normal spacing in parts, over spacing in parts.
functions with spaces before the ()'s, functions without spaces, 5
or less letters on a new line, mix of tab, spaces, and tabs and
spaces
L601[10:47:32] <S3> though technically
*nix knows where the root partition is before looking at
fstab
L602[10:47:58] <gamax92> Maybe Sangar
remembers my frustration with LuaJ's formatting
L603[10:48:15] <Sangar> i remember
frustration with LuaJ *in general* :P
L604[10:48:32] <S3> I remember frustration
with java period
L605[10:48:49] <gamax92> S3: not
relevant
L606[10:49:03] <gamax92> has absolutely
nothing to do with Java
L607[10:49:07] <gamax92> has everything to
do with LuaJ
L608[10:49:15] <S3> Yeah well
L609[10:49:18] <S3> Java is lame
L611[10:49:24] <gamax92> just because LuaJ
uses Java, doesn't mean HERP A DERP JAVA SUXXX
L612[10:49:47] <S3> Java always
sucks
L613[10:49:51] <S3> regardless of
luaJ
L614[10:49:56] <Sangar> {tpl_language}
sucks
L615[10:50:13] <S3> I would rather write
minecraft in cobol
L616[10:50:17] <Sangar> insert as personal
preference dictates :P
L618[10:50:24] <sugoi> tpl?
L619[10:50:28] <Sangar> template
L620[10:50:39] <S3> sugoi: never used a
template library before?
L621[10:50:43] <Sangar> ^
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L623[10:51:22] <sugoi> plenty
L624[10:51:30] <S3> I prefer tt
honestly
L625[10:51:47] <S3> it's pretty wild
L626[10:51:51] <ds84182> God dammit what
the fuck is wrong with my phone
L627[10:51:58] <sugoi> misunderstood the
abbreviation in this context
L628[10:52:03] <S3> ds84182: you need to
turn it on before you can make calls
L629[10:52:18] <ds84182> .
L630[10:52:25] <sugoi> c# has a task
parallel library, that's what tpl first made me think of for some
reason
L631[10:52:26] <vifino> ds84182: ye phoon
boi, it makes ye be crazay boi!
L632[10:52:26] <ds84182> W/WindowManager(
904): Attempted to add wallpaper window with unknown token
android.os.Binder@42a47230. Aborting.
L633[10:52:37] <Izaya> S3, COBOL?
L634[10:52:41] <S3> task parallel?
L635[10:52:42] <S3> Izaya: :D
L636[10:52:51] <S3> that's some weird
grammar sugoi
L637[10:52:58] <S3> a "task parallel
library"
L638[10:53:05] <Izaya> COBOL? From what I
gather, it seemed like a good idea at the time
L639[10:53:13] <S3> it was not a good idea
at the time
L641[10:53:36] <S3> writing in cobol was
like thinking in graph paper celsl
L642[10:53:38] <S3> cells*
L643[10:53:47] <ds84182> SystemUI ran out
of fucking memory
L644[10:53:49] <ds84182> What the
fuck
L645[10:53:52] <S3> in the days of like..
punchcarts and paper tapoe
L646[10:53:55] <S3> tape*
L647[10:53:58] <S3> cards*(
L648[10:54:20] <ds84182> So it can't
decode the wallpaper I gave it
L649[10:54:38] <S3> ds84182: this is
EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENS when your phone does more than phone
things!
L650[10:55:04] <ds84182> S3: Please, shut
the fuck up
L651[10:55:08] <S3> your phone is a phone.
not a laptop. not a tablet. a phone. not a facebook machine. not a
web browsing machine. It is a PHONE. :)
L652[10:55:09] <ds84182> Thank you
<3
L654[10:57:16] <ds84182> Ugh, so this is
caused by Tapet managing to fuck up System UI
L655[10:59:13] <ds84182> Out of memory on
a 7372816-byte allocation.
L656[10:59:18] *
CompanionCube should run an actual Linux on his tablet at some
point.
L657[10:59:19] <ds84182> Isn't that just
fucking nice
L658[11:00:04] <vifino> ds84182: I need a
x86_64 android-x86 lollipop kernel that i can just throw on with
the existing x86 userland :(
L659[11:00:15] <vifino> also a zip
installer without recovery :c
L660[11:00:21] <ds84182> Well, sorry
L661[11:00:26] <ds84182> I can't do
anything right now
L662[11:00:30] <vifino> :(
L663[11:00:54] <ds84182> System UI is
using 150mb of memory, which is unheard of
L664[11:01:06] <ds84182> It's bitching
about not being able to set a wallpaper because it doesn't have
enough memory
L665[11:01:17] <ds84182> and it's also
bitching about not having the wallpaper window
L666[11:01:33] <ds84182> This is most
likely because of a memory leak
L667[11:01:33] <gamax92> agh oops, I
wonder if I did an opps
L668[11:01:34] <S3> its too bad your phone
doesn't have a killall5 command
L670[11:01:39] <ds84182> This is why I
can't wait for lollipop
L671[11:01:44] <ds84182> S3: It does, but
I'm not root.
L673[11:02:03] <S3> most systems have
removed killall5 10 years ago
L674[11:02:11] <ds84182> Well, not
killall5
L675[11:02:19] <ds84182> but I do have
kill but I can't kill it
L676[11:02:20] <S3> even slackware removed
it XD
L677[11:03:17] <ds84182> And for some
reason if I set a live wallpaper it tries to decode the image
wallpaper and removes the live one
L678[11:04:52] <S3> live..
wallpaper...?
L679[11:06:35] <ds84182> God dammit
Motorola needs to hurry their asses up with Lollipop so I won't
have this dumb SystemUI memory leak
L680[11:06:56] <ds84182> Because 4.4.4 is
as fucking stable as 5.0
L681[11:07:25] <ds84182> My only option is
to fucking restart my phone because of some bullshit wallpaper
memory leak
L682[11:07:42] <S3> I think I'm running
4.4
L683[11:08:03] <S3> but I never looked how
to upgrade
L684[11:09:47] <ds84182> ...
L685[11:09:51] <ds84182> It's in
settings
L686[11:09:59] *
ds84182 throws S3 out the window
L687[11:10:23] *
Lizzy celebrates
L688[11:11:07] <ds84182> After restarting,
System UI is now sitting at 78mb
L689[11:11:19] <ds84182> Which is much
better than it sitting at heap limit
L690[11:12:53] <S3> always better than
sitting at static limit
L692[11:13:17] <gamax92> Sangar: are you
still targeting Java 1.6 compatibility or is 1.7 fine
L694[11:13:35] <S3> 1.6 is ancient
L695[11:13:41] <gamax92> S3: you aren't
Sangar
L696[11:14:36] <S3> no I can't sing
L697[11:14:55] <S3> I was never a
sangar
L698[11:15:40] <Sangar> gamax92,
passively. i haven't checked if it actually still works on 1.6 in a
loooong time
L699[11:15:54] <Sangar> if i'm adding new
stuff i'd not avoid something just because it wouldn't work on 1.6
anymore
L700[11:17:03] *
gamax92 goes to check :P
L701[11:19:18] <S3> still works in 1.4
right?
L703[11:19:37] <S3> doesn't MC period
require 1.6 now?
L704[11:20:48] <gamax92> haha, eclipse
refuses to run in 1.6
L705[11:21:48] <S3> you don't use emacs
for your modding?
L706[11:21:57] <S3> am I the ONLY one who
uses emacs for modding?!
L707[11:22:30] <gamax92> yes
L708[11:22:32] <gamax92> yes you are
L709[11:22:41] <gamax92> nobody else in
the world, uses emacs to do modding
L710[11:22:47] <gamax92> but you, the one
singular person
L711[11:22:56] <gamax92> You have no soul
mate
L713[11:24:20] <gamax92> I ... oops, had
icedtea installed while using oracle stuff
L714[11:24:34] <S3> I like having access
to a bunch of bells and whistles, but keeping them all disabled
factory default
L715[11:24:39] <S3> emacs is great for
that
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died
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L721[11:57:53] <vifino> ds84182: Daaaaarn,
I think I need to build me some lollipop :C
L722[11:58:13] <vifino> I need them x86_64
kernel with 32bit userland ;_;
L723[11:58:40] <ds84182> vifino: Android
is about 10gb worth of pure fucking source code, have fun
L724[11:59:19] <vifino> ikr
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L727[12:08:46] <Skye> ds84182, vifino has
an awesome server.
L728[12:09:04] <ds84182> Skye: ... And
your point is?
L729[12:10:17] <Skye> compile times won't
be an issue, at least
L730[12:10:27] <CompanionCube> he has
plenty of CPU grunt and RAM.
L731[12:10:56] <ds84182> Skye: It still
will... It takes forever to compile Android no matter what
machine
L732[12:11:05] <vifino> ^
L733[12:11:10] <vifino> Android is a bitch
to compile.
L734[12:11:16] <Skye> it will take less
than using a normal desktop
L735[12:11:29] <ds84182> Skye: Which,
relatively, isn't much time saved
L736[12:11:30] *
vifino compiled cyanogenmod once, never again
L737[12:11:45] <vifino> the download is
much more of a problem than compiling.
L738[12:12:15] <ds84182> #make-j10
L739[12:12:31] <gamax92> make -j64
L740[12:12:34] <gamax92> 2 years
later
L741[12:13:13] <vifino> ds84182: -j17 in
my case.
L742[12:13:19] <ds84182> gamax92: Oh nice,
it's finished! (Android 7.2 releases and yo ass stuck on 5.1)
L743[12:13:26] <vifino> lol
L744[12:14:14] <ds84182> I've seen
screenshots of Android 12.3 because Google sometimes forgets to set
their clock to 6.0
L745[12:16:40] <vifino> wat
L746[12:17:21] <ds84182> Fucking Android
Studio gradle bullshit is happening again
L747[12:17:26] <ds84182> ugh
L748[12:17:44] <ds84182> Gradle is
literally satan
L749[12:18:30] <vifino>
s/atan/tallman/
L750[12:18:30] <Kibibyte> <ds84182>
Gradle is literally stallman
L751[12:23:20] <Daiyousei> stallman equals
satan so yes
L752[12:23:29] <gamax92> arctangent is
tallman
L753[12:28:10] <Daiyousei> stalinman
L754[12:28:18] <Daiyousei>
stallinman*
L755[12:28:45] <gamax92> sarctangent
L756[12:28:57] ***
gamax92 is now known as sarctangent
L757[12:39:01] <ds84182> tony
sarctangent
L758[12:39:15] <sarctangent> tony sarc
confirmed for satan
L759[12:41:11] <vifino> gamax92 confirmed
bored
L760[12:41:38] <sarctangent> yes, please
help
L761[12:43:57] <S3> #lua label =
"1234567890abcdefg"; return label:sub(1, 16)
L762[12:43:57] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1234567890abcdef
L763[12:44:12] <S3> #lua label =
"12345"; return label:sub(1, 16)
L764[12:44:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
12345
L766[12:44:35] <S3> partitioning label
writes just got easier
L767[12:44:39] *
Lizzy pours sugar on sarctangent
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L771[12:49:12] <S3> ok now I just need to
figure rout how in Lua I can take a number, strip it to the first
24 bits, then splice them into 3 byte numbers.
L772[12:49:21] <S3> sarctangent: got any
ideas?
L774[12:49:52] <S3> splice them into three
seperate 1 byte numbers
L775[12:52:56] <S3> nxsupert: Oh crap. I
forgot to tell you about the 24 bit ends / offsets
L776[12:53:19] <S3> they should be little
endian
L777[12:54:09] <S3> maybe the lua monks
have some ideas
L778[12:54:35] <sarctangent> S3: a=a%2^24,
return math.floor(a/65536),math.floor(a/256)%256,a%256
L779[12:54:39] <nxsupert> ?
L780[12:55:12] <S3> hmm..
L781[12:55:34] <S3> really now
L782[12:56:08] <S3> so you take the
remainder of a / 2^24 ..
L783[12:56:31] <Lizzy> #lua 2^128
L784[12:56:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.4028236692094e+38
L785[12:56:33] <sarctangent> Well you can
also do it via ands and shifts, but lua 5.2 has no ands and
shifts
L786[12:56:55] <S3> this is 5.3, but if
you think that's a pretty short easy way to do it it's worth a
try
L787[12:57:01] <S3> I've just never seen
it done that way
L788[12:58:04] <sarctangent> basic rshift
and lshift can be done with multiplication and division, and doing
AND with all bits turned on can be done with modulus of a number
one higher
L789[12:58:08] <S3> #lua a = 0xA0804020;
a=a%2^24, return
math.floor(a/65536),math.floor(a/256)%256,a%256
L790[12:58:09] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string
"lua"]:1: unexpected symbol near 'return'
L792[12:58:28] <jhagrid77> Is there a mod
to use that can some what cover cables (like the Buildcraft Facade
Hollow)?
L793[13:00:10] <sarctangent> #lua a =
0xA0804020; a=a%2^24; return
math.floor(a/65536),math.floor(a/256)%256,a%256
L794[13:00:11] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 128 |
64 | 32.0
L795[13:00:16] <sarctangent> dat .0
L796[13:00:18] <Lizzy> jhagrid77, Forge
MultiPart or immibis' microblocks can cover the cables
L797[13:00:25] <S3> interesting
sarctangent. Thanks!
L798[13:00:31] <Lizzy> you can also 3d
print cable covers i think
L799[13:00:45] <S3> so the A0 got
removeed
L800[13:00:48] <S3> as planned
L801[13:00:53] <jhagrid77> Lizzy: Thanks
just got the Microbots
L802[13:00:54] <sarctangent> S3: if you're
not going for 5.2 compat, would you like >>'s and
&'s?
L803[13:01:29] <S3> I can probably do it,
I was just getting confused about how to strip the first 24 bits
because in Lua I hav eno idea if the number could be 64 bit or 32
or what
L804[13:01:29] <Lizzy> jhagrid77,
microblocks, not microbots :P
L805[13:01:41] <S3> in C you know exactly
how large they are
L806[13:01:56] <S3> I wanted to make sure
I ONLY got the 24 bits out of it and nothing else
L807[13:02:11] <jhagrid77> Lizzy: Oh yea,
thanks for the correction, was reading/typing too fast
L808[13:02:17] <S3> but now that I think
of it it doesn't matter does it? I'm just overthinking it
L809[13:02:31] <sarctangent> iirc the
fancy integer format should be 64bits and doubles are an odd case
but you're not working with numbers large enough to worry about
precision
L810[13:02:35] <Lizzy> jhagrid77: heh, no
worries
L811[13:02:45] <S3> I should be able to
just go a & 0xffffff
L812[13:02:47] <sarctangent> yes
L813[13:03:23] <S3> then as long as lua
isn't weird like some machines are, I can expect >> to
generate 0s and not 1s like some awful ugly machines do..
L814[13:03:43] <S3> which sometimes only
happens with signed numbers
L815[13:04:02] <S3> but some machines do
it always
L816[13:04:58] <sarctangent> uhh ... not
toooo sure about that
L817[13:05:09] <jhagrid77> oh jeez, I get
a crash report
L818[13:05:40] <Lizzy> jhagrid77: post it
here, we may be able to help
L819[13:05:40] <S3> we talked about it in
our C programming class about really ancient processors.
L820[13:05:52] <S3> when I took it
L821[13:06:20] <S3> fortunately every
processor I ever used worked the way I wanted :D
L822[13:06:46] <jhagrid77> Lizzy: I would,
but I have pirated MC (I know its not that expensive but I don't
have the money).
L823[13:07:20] <jhagrid77> Lizzy:
Yesterday a few said I wouldn't get tech support, and I'm not going
to trick anyone into giving me it
L824[13:08:19] <Lizzy> jhagrid77: I'm not
a few people, there's nothing in #oc's rules about pirated stuff
(other than not actively talkining about it) so i don't mind
helping
L825[13:08:35] <sarctangent> jhagrid77:
Fortunately for you, we don't care you are a mc pirate, and we do
care you give us a crash report that can potentially better
OC
L827[13:09:26] <Lizzy> meanwhile my 5 y.o
brother is destroying a village on minecraft
L829[13:10:17] <sarctangent> ... immibis
you dunce.
L830[13:10:57] <jhagrid77> Lizzy: Oh,
sorry, was just aying because yesterday Mimiru and ProbablyKodos
said that I wouldn't recieve tech support here
L831[13:11:10] *
sarctangent slaps Mimiru
L832[13:11:10] *
EnderBot2 rulls on the floor laughing
L833[13:11:26] <sarctangent> Also I'm
going to guess that Immibis Microblocks has support for older
buildcraft and hasn't added support for bc 7
L834[13:11:40] <sarctangent> atleast I
remember Vexatos having to do similar for Computronics
L835[13:12:39] <jhagrid77> Would you like
the versions of Immibis core and microblocks?
L836[13:12:51] <sarctangent> no we can see
it in the log
L837[13:13:22] <jhagrid77> Ok, sorry am a
bit stupid with the logs, I was just good with the id
conflicts
L838[13:13:38] <jhagrid77> course when you
had over 300 mods you did have alot of conflicts
L839[13:16:35] <sarctangent> %mcdown
L840[13:17:25] <sarctangent> meh, auth and
session are down ...
L841[13:17:28] <Lizzy> auth and session is
down
L842[13:17:34] <Lizzy> ninja's
L843[13:17:36] <Lizzy> ninja'd*
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L845[13:18:24] <jhagrid77> I'm
confused
L847[13:19:44] <sarctangent> jhagrid77:
one thing I did notice, is that your buildcraft, immibis
microblocks, and immibis core, are all outdated
L848[13:19:51] <sarctangent> I tested the
latests all together and it works
L849[13:20:18] <jhagrid77> hmm, ok could
you refer me to the links or upload them please, as it appears
searching does nothing
L853[13:22:13] <jhagrid77> sarctangent:
thanks
L854[13:23:18] <vifino> I hate that I now
have to do stuff in that online school ._.
L855[13:24:17] <jhagrid77> vifino: I have
Health E20/20 so I kinda know how you feel
L856[13:24:56] <vifino> I have no idea
what you mean.
L857[13:25:12] <ccsonic> Uhm, do you also
have problems with mine craft launcher? I can only click on
"play offline" (Vanilla launcher) and can't connect to
servers at all.
L858[13:25:34] <Lizzy> ccsonic: the auth
and session servers are down
L859[13:25:37] <Lizzy> %mcdown
L860[13:25:42] <Lizzy> %mcup
L861[13:25:43] <vifino> ccsonic: Yes, auth
and session servers are down.
L862[13:25:49] *
Lizzy stabs MichiBot & Mimiru
L863[13:25:51] <vifino> Darn, Lizzy
ninja'd me.
L864[13:26:07] <Lizzy> Not bad for sitting
on the bog on my laptop
L865[13:26:23] <vifino> :P
L866[13:26:30] *
sarctangent eats a spicy pork burrito
L867[13:26:42] *
vifino eats Lizzy
L868[13:26:49] <vifino> omnomnom
humans
L869[13:26:54] <vifino> well, sirens
L870[13:27:03] <tiin57> y'all a little
weird
L871[13:27:17] <vifino>
thatsthepoint.png
L872[13:27:18] <Ekoserin> Yep.
L873[13:27:19] <ccsonic> Why is that? :o
I've never had that before :D Is there any news feed to know when
it's back up?
L875[13:28:18] <tiin57> it'll autorefresh,
just check it every few minutes. Been down for over two hours tho,
so don't expect a miracle ;p
L876[13:29:04] <tiin57> %mcdown
L877[13:29:06] <tiin57> nope
L878[13:29:12] <ccsonic> Ohh! Wanted to
play so badly right now! Thx though!
L879[13:29:12] <tiin57> why is that not
already a thing?
L880[13:29:15] <tiin57> Yup
L881[13:29:31] <Lizzy> tiin57, it is a
thing, MichiBot is just being weird
L882[13:29:42] <tiin57> well, I'm going to
make it a thing again
L883[13:29:50] <tiin57> haven't made a bot
in a while, wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
L885[13:30:09] <S3> WHEEE ^
L886[13:30:42] <tiin57> wheee?
L887[13:31:04] <S3> tiin57: check it out
:)
L888[13:31:32] <sarctangent> S3: hint, use
hd instead of hexdump -C
L889[13:31:55] <tiin57> S3: call me stupid
but dafuq am I looking at'
L891[13:32:28] <ccsonic> tiin57: thought
the same
L892[13:32:29] <S3> hd command not
found
L893[13:32:37] <S3> lol just kidding
:D
L894[13:32:46] <S3> how long has that been
a thing sarctangent
L895[13:33:17] <sarctangent> uhh
L896[13:33:40] <S3> tiin57: you are
looking at a hexdump of a partition table for open computers
:)
L897[13:34:31] <ccsonic> What's a
hexdump?
L898[13:34:50] <tiin57> Uh. Why on
earth
L899[13:35:22] <sarctangent> I think the
VR has been getting a little too much to S3's brain
L900[13:36:06] <S3> ccsonic: it is just a
way of representing binary data with hexadecimal. it's a dump.. of
data.. in hex
L902[13:37:02] <S3> my only issue is that
I am off..
L903[13:37:06] <Ekoserin> Who is Egghunt
and why is he a dummy? (kidding)
L904[13:37:19] <S3> egghunt is the magic
number
L905[13:37:22] ⇦
Quits: CyberTurd
(~CyberTurd@host86-150-85-167.range86-150.btcentralplus.com) (Quit:
Leaving)
L906[13:37:28] <ccsonic> S3: What is that
for? :D
L907[13:37:33] <Ekoserin> S3: Egghunt
isn't a number
L908[13:37:58] <S3> 0x45474748554e54
is
L909[13:38:02] <S3> and that spells
EGGHUNT
L910[13:38:13] <Ekoserin> Oh, uh,
okay.
L911[13:38:28] <S3> second. DUMMY is the
name of the partition
L912[13:38:50] <Mimiru> erm lizzy
L913[13:38:53] <Mimiru> %mcstatus
L914[13:38:54] <MichiBot> Mimiru: Website:
Up Session:
Down Account:
Up Auth:
Down Skins:
Up Auth Server:
Down Session Server:
Down API:
Up Textures:
Up
L915[13:39:00] <S3> when you first create
the partition table, it makes a partition that is
"inactive",. in other words , marked for deletion, and
sets it as the terminating and the first partition in flags
L916[13:39:03] <Lizzy> meh
L917[13:39:08] <sarctangent> yay more
things are down!
L918[13:39:28] <Lizzy> no, just the
session and auth still
L919[13:39:40] <Lizzy> just both versions
of them
L920[13:39:49] <Ekoserin> MichiBot: Life,
Universe, Everything: Down
L921[13:41:21] <ccsonic> Has there been
any news on the reason the servers are down?
L922[13:41:39] <Mimiru> also jhagrid77, I
never said you wouldn't get any support. I said I had no interest
in helping you.
L923[13:41:42] <Mimiru> There is a
difference
L924[13:46:16] <tiin57> ccsonic: Not that
I've seen. @MojangSupport has been silent
L925[13:46:32] <S3> YES ITS WORKING
L926[13:46:34] <S3> ff 07 00
L927[13:46:41] <S3> that's the end sectort
of the inactive dummy partition
L928[13:46:50] <S3> sector 0x07FF =
2047
L929[13:47:13] <S3> or the last sector of
it at least
L930[13:47:26] <tiin57> iTunes needs to
install so I can stop whistling the same damn song over and
ovver
L931[13:47:28] <tiin57> :c
L932[13:47:34] <vifino> Hey Mimiru.
o/
L933[13:47:49] <Mimiru> Hi..
L934[13:51:33] <Mimiru> Bleh...
L935[13:51:39] ⇦
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