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L31[03:38:46] <Temia> Hee
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L34[03:42:33] <Inari> Research has shown
that when insects are electrocuted bug zappers can spread a mist
containing insect parts up to about 7 feet (2.1 m) from the
device.
L35[04:01:15] <Temia> zort
L36[04:01:45] <Temia> Fun fact: wasps are
tenacious little fuckers that they will still keep struggling even
after getting hit with a bug zapper.
L37[04:04:11] <Inari> fun fact: i once hit
a wasp with a fly swatter
L38[04:04:14] <Inari> it split into half as
i did
L39[04:11:06] <Temia> Did both halves then
stab at you from hell's heart?
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L44[04:46:55] <Temia> You killed him
L46[04:47:29] *
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L47[04:47:49] *
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L52[05:16:35] <MichiBot> Inari:
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L58[06:26:04] <S3> Well it looks like I'm
being dragged into a new project
L59[06:26:37] <S3> Friends of mine just
forked FTBLauncher so we can add FreeBSD support
L60[06:26:49] <S3> Vifino^
L61[06:27:34] <vifino> ... I just returned
about a minute ago.
L62[06:27:40] <vifino> I call hax.
L64[06:28:45] <S3> Well we have had to copy
the modpack into the default launcher
L65[06:28:45] <S3> Which is easy but
annoying
L66[06:29:14] <vifino> S3: You never messed
with jails?
L67[06:29:17] <vifino> wtf.
L68[06:30:24] <vifino> And I thought I was
the noob here. :3
L70[06:30:56] <S3> I never had the
time
L71[06:31:05] <vifino> S3: You 100%
should.
L72[06:31:10] <S3> I've read about then in
the handbook..
L73[06:31:36] <S3> Why's that
L74[06:31:58] <vifino> They are
awesome.
L75[06:31:59] <S3> I mean it's basically
chroot virtualization right?
L76[06:32:28] <vifino> Yeah.
L77[06:32:31] <vifino> Pretty much.
L78[06:32:43] <vifino> ezjail is a very
nice frontent to jails, btw.
L79[06:32:49] <vifino> Helps you
loads.
L80[06:33:31] <RaptorJeebus> Rip even after
all this time i still couldn't get the youtube query to work
L81[06:34:01] <vifino> I wonder what the
hell is making up the 4gb ram usage.
L82[06:34:14] <vifino> Thinking about it,
probably zfs cache.
L83[06:36:18] <S3> so my phone autocorrect
me and made me say gay ftb launcher instead of yay ftb launcher, in
their irc channel
L84[06:36:34] <Izaya> autocorrect: not even
once
L85[06:36:35] <vifino> 10/10
L86[06:36:40] <vifino> Hey Izaya.
L87[06:36:46] <Izaya> evening
L88[06:37:03] <vifino> Gah, one day I'll
get it right.
L89[06:47:18] <vifino> S3: zfs will eat all
them detodated wamms, right?
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L91[06:48:19] <Izaya> zfs sounds cool
L92[06:48:37] <Izaya> but is it as cool as
btrfs (or at least, as cool as btrfs will be when it's
released)
L93[06:48:48] <vifino> Nah, I like btrfs
more.
L94[06:49:02] <vifino> zfs is nice, but
eeeh.
L95[06:49:35] <vifino> At least it's well
implemented.
L96[06:49:38] <vifino> ... I hope.
L97[06:50:07] <Izaya> It seems more stable
than btrfs :P
L98[06:50:26] <vifino> Doesn't mean btrfs
is unstable :P
L99[06:50:46] <vifino> I really wish
freebsd had btrfs.
L100[06:51:15] <Izaya> btrfs isn't quite
enterprise-ready yet
L101[06:51:30] <Izaya> RAID levels >1
are unstable at the moment
L102[06:51:36] <Izaya> we have fsck.btrfs
now I think though
L103[06:52:03] <vifino> Izaya: oracle uses
btrfs.
L104[06:52:23] <Izaya> really?
L105[06:52:57] <vifino> Yeah, oracle or
$bigcompany. Saw a talk from a big company about btrfs.
L106[06:53:24] <vifino> Yeah, it was
oracle, afaik.
L107[06:53:47] <vifino> Oracle Linux uses
btrfs.
L108[06:53:58] <vifino> Or something like
that. I dunno.
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L113[07:52:35] <vifino> Lies.
L114[07:55:49] <XDjackieXD> RaptorJeebus
now you need a online tool to convert it to a dfpwm, dowload it to
the pc and play it using a tape drive ^^
L115[07:56:06] <RaptorJeebus> ahahaha, i'm
using sk89q's playblock
L117[07:56:30] <RaptorJeebus> basemate
chose the song don't judge
L118[07:57:23] <XDjackieXD> dat image
resolution is too high for mc ^^
L119[07:58:16] <RaptorJeebus> aha,
technically it's playing using VLC
L120[07:58:19] <RaptorJeebus> just in mc
XD
L121[07:59:11] <XDjackieXD> yes but it is
too high. it doesn't fit mc :P playing it using oc screens and
dfpwm would be waaaay cooler XD (and waaaaay more complicated
^^)
L122[07:59:52] <RaptorJeebus> ahahaha,
exactly, but technically o-able
L123[07:59:55] <RaptorJeebus> do*
L124[08:00:17] <XDjackieXD> not with 30fps
^^
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L126[08:06:43] <vifino> Meanwhile:
freebsdians tell me to automate the stuff I do in my job.
L127[08:06:56] <XDjackieXD> o.O
L128[08:20:17] <RaptorJeebus> definitely
not with 30FPS aha
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L157[11:10:04] <scj643> Any way to make it
so that oc do a custom header and file type for an http post
request
L158[11:11:00] <Vexatos> use
internet.open
L159[11:11:52] *
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L162[11:16:36] <ProbablyKodos> o/
L163[11:22:41] <Starhero-MC> S3, hey my
bouncer PC is borked, hence my not being on the other channel, just
wanted to FYI ya
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L170[12:37:35] <Sangar> o/
L171[12:38:27] <ProbablyKodos> ohai
L172[12:38:33] <ProbablyKodos> Anything
new with the thing
L173[12:39:09] <dangranos> fuck, i need a
better computer
L174[12:39:20] *
dangranos just saw xcom2 and fallout4 videos
L175[12:39:31] *
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L176[12:39:33] <ProbablyKodos> lol
L177[12:39:42] <ProbablyKodos> afk some
more
L178[12:39:44] <Sangar> i just got home :P
so no :X
L179[12:43:50] <sugoi> Sangar: was
explaining oc to a friend, contrasting with the other mod which he
knows. pointing out that components have craft cost and such. he
had a brilliant idea for the mod. another case type with its own
incompatible component types, more costly to craft - make sure it
has an incompatible OpenOs engine as well
L180[12:44:11] <sugoi> but make the case
pretty. a (hint) the case is crafted with an apple
L181[12:45:29] <Vexatos> >_>
L182[12:45:31] <Vexatos> Well
L183[12:45:32] <Vexatos> uhm
L184[12:45:42] <Vexatos> ComputerCraft
pocket computers are crafted using (golden) apples
L185[12:45:48] <Vexatos> sooo
L186[12:45:51] <sugoi> haha
L187[12:45:55] <Vexatos> plus dan200 is a
Mac user
L188[12:46:01] <Vexatos> sooo
L189[12:46:04] <Vexatos> case
closed?
L190[12:46:19] <Sangar> sugoi, while a fun
... reference, way too much effort for too little gain :P
L191[12:46:22] <sugoi> except his craft
costs are dirt cheap
L192[12:46:23] <Sangar> also that
L193[12:46:27] <Sangar> minetwerker!
L194[12:46:58] <sugoi> Sangar: oh indeed,
it was said with tongue in cheek
L195[12:47:30] <Mimiru> Wisdom Teeth
suck.
L196[12:47:35] <Sangar> i'd hoped so, but
there've been enough suggestions way more... silly, so i'm like
making sure :P
L197[12:47:55] <Sangar> Mimiru, yes, they
do. having pulled all four at once, too.
L198[12:48:06] <Sangar> -'m
L199[12:48:08] <Vexatos> What? MORE silly?
Where
L200[12:48:10] <Mimiru> They're doing them
one at a time
L201[12:48:20] <Vexatos> Who would ever do
things more silly than that ;_;
L202[12:48:21] <Mimiru> I go back in 2
weeks for the next
L203[12:48:28] <Sangar> the big
serious-business issue? ;)
L204[12:48:33] <Vexatos> Nonono
L205[12:48:46] <Sangar> yay
L206[12:48:49] <Vexatos> Those are totally
serious
L207[12:48:59] <Sangar> doesn't make them
less silly :P
L208[12:49:00] <Vexatos> I am talking
about legitemately silly stuff
L209[12:49:14] <Sangar> ore processing,
then? >_>
L210[12:49:20] <Vexatos> I was about to
say
L211[12:49:34] <Vexatos> The only thing I
could think of more silly than that would be something like ore
processing in OC
L212[12:49:38] <Vexatos> but who'd ever do
such a thing?
L213[12:51:42] <cloakable> Could you
hypothetically make a robot use the Immersive Engineering hammer to
ore double then drop the dusts into a furnace? :D
L214[12:51:53] <Vexatos> cloakable, that's
not how it works
L215[12:51:56] <Vexatos> you clearly don't
get it
L216[12:52:00] <cloakable> :P
L218[12:52:23] <Magik6k> hmm
L219[12:52:25] <Magik6k> actually
L220[12:52:37] <Magik6k> Does fortune work
for robots
L221[12:52:38] <Magik6k> ?
L222[12:52:41] <Vexatos> of course
L223[12:52:50] <Vexatos> I made a program
for a robot
L224[12:52:56] <Vexatos> you place a chest
on top, one on the bottom
L225[12:52:59] <Vexatos> put ores into the
top
L226[12:53:11] <Magik6k> Lemme expand ore
processing docs ;p
L227[12:53:15] <Vexatos> it will place all
the ores and break them with its pickaxe, exporting the results to
the bottom :P
L228[12:53:16] <cloakable> Vexatos:
hahahahahahaha :D
L229[12:53:17] <Vexatos> Magik6k, no
L230[12:53:23] <Magik6k> wai
L231[12:53:24] <Vexatos> You mustn't
L232[12:53:32] <Vexatos> because then it's
not serious anymore
L233[12:53:35] <Vexatos> you are getting
silly
L234[12:54:43] <Magik6k> maybe
L235[12:55:19] <Vexatos> speaking of
silly, my autobreak program even changes colour depending on what
it's currently doing :D
L236[12:55:34] <Vexatos> And it notifies
you when the pickaxe it uses is about to break so you can replace
it
L237[12:55:41] <Vexatos> (it will stop
working if the durability is low)
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L239[13:17:28] <ProbablyKodos> Only four
wisdom teeth pulled at once? Try having 31 teeth pulled at once,
local anesthesia only
L240[13:18:29] <Vexatos> what did you do
to your teeth
L241[13:19:08] <ProbablyKodos> Long
story
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L243[13:19:19] <T1nch0> hi
L244[13:19:22] <ProbablyKodos> But
basically I had an absessed tooth get infected which went systemic
and almost killed me
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L246[13:19:52] <ProbablyKodos>
#noragrets
L247[13:20:38] <Lizzy> Vexatos, can we get
'range extenders' for the computronics loco relay? or perhaps a
relay-esk block that can be linked similar to RC's own signal
boxes?
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L249[13:20:39] <sugoi> ProbablyKodos:
so..you're saying you survived...by the skin of your teeth?
L250[13:21:12] <ProbablyKodos> sugoi:
something like that
L251[13:21:13] <Vexatos> Lizzy, it Digital
Signal Receiver box?
L252[13:21:21] <ProbablyKodos> Too hangry
to come up with something wittier, so sure
L253[13:21:23] <Vexatos> why not use
that
L254[13:22:06] <Lizzy> Vexatos, i meant
for the electric locomotive relay block
L255[13:22:25] <Lizzy> i was just using
the signal boxes as an example of how things could be linked
L256[13:23:45] <Vexatos> why would you
need a longer range?
L257[13:23:55] <Vexatos> also, can't you
set it in the configs?
L258[13:24:27] <Lizzy> i know i can set it
in the configs but it would be nice to have an extender ingame,
also for long distance lines it'd be nice to have
L259[13:24:56] <Vexatos> Well, what
exactly do you use them for
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L261[13:25:36] <Lizzy> going around the
local area and also going off to a remote area
L262[13:25:54] <Vexatos> I mean, which
information are you gathering from it
L263[13:26:04] <Lizzy> call me old
fashioned but i like trains for cross-world transport
L264[13:26:38] <Lizzy> not really
gathering but setting, say it gets to it's final destination, it
should then have a new destination to park up or something
L265[13:26:50] <Vexatos> well
L266[13:27:00] <Vexatos> digital detector
+ routing track&Adapter block
L267[13:27:13] <Vexatos> some wireless
network magicery
L268[13:27:15] <Lizzy> hmm
L269[13:27:18] <Vexatos> I won't make RC
too easy for you :3
L270[13:27:20] <Lizzy> will look into
that
L271[13:27:32] <Vexatos> Most of the RC
blocks that do something are Adapter-able
L272[13:27:36] <Vexatos> especially the
tracks
L273[13:27:43] <Vexatos> and anything
related to routing
L274[13:27:43] <Lizzy> good to know
L275[13:28:07] <Vexatos> You can even set
and get the contents of routing tables inside routing switch motors
and routing detectors
L276[13:28:30] <Lizzy> in other news i
created a semi-redundant power supply system for a pair (or
potentially more) of raspberry pis
L277[13:29:04] <Skye|Sad> Lizzy, connect
the power pins on the GPIO?
L278[13:29:06] <Lizzy> i know about the
routing table stuff, won't get into that until i devise a way to
add in dynamic addition of routes
L279[13:29:52] <Lizzy> Skye|Sad, 1) why
you sad? :( 2) yeah, pins 2-2,4-4 (5v) and 6-6,9-9 (ground)
L280[13:30:05] <cloakable> At some point I
need to see what the Adaptor can do with Railcraft >.>
L281[13:30:20] <Lizzy> earlier i only
connected one of the 5v lines and it grounded itself through the
hdmi port
L282[13:30:53] <Skye|Sad> Lizzy, I'm sad
for many reasons, including how terrible the world is
L283[13:31:10] <Temia> I've got my
taustick's Pi powered through its breakout board via the external
USB connector
L284[13:31:12] <Lizzy> Vexatos, remember
my computerised railroad?
L285[13:31:15] <Vexatos> cloakable, with
RC? Nothing. With RC and Computronics? Everything(tm) and
more
L286[13:31:19] <Vexatos> Lizzy, I surely
do
L287[13:31:25] <ProbablyKodos> I'm sad
because Pacific Rim 2 was cancelled =(
L288[13:31:39] <cloakable> Vexatos: Is
this documented anywhere? :D
L289[13:31:47] <Vexatos> wasn't Pacific
Rim this weird trash film?
L290[13:31:51] <Vexatos> cloakable, it is
:D
L291[13:32:06] <cloakable> Vexatos:
Liiiiiiiiiiink please :D
L292[13:32:07] <Vexatos> just type in
"component.<name>" in your favourite Lua
interpreter
L293[13:32:09] <Vexatos> :3
L294[13:32:16] <Lizzy> I'm going to be
re-visiting it as soon as i get my server back up (which is in the
works) and it'll be bigger and better than before. I've now
mastered the art of signal zones and making sure trains don't ram
each other in the bum
L295[13:32:17] <Vexatos>
=component.<name> actually
L296[13:32:18] <Temia> I could just as
easily use the micro-USB directly but I wanted to open up the
possibility of sticking a PS360 or maybe Teensy-based joystick
board in.
L297[13:32:21] <ProbablyKodos> Pacific Rim
was the Jaeger/kaiju movie
L298[13:32:55] <Vexatos> Lizzy, digital
signal receiver boxes are awesome for visualizing your
network
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L300[13:33:30] <Vexatos> if you pair one
to each signal block, you can know exactly where there's currently
a train
L301[13:33:35] <cloakable> Vexatos: Lua
5.1.5 Copyright (C) 1994-2012 Lua.org, PUC-Rio
L302[13:33:47] <cloakable> :P
L303[13:33:49] <Vexatos> cloakable,
please
L304[13:33:52] <Vexatos> no
L305[13:33:53] <Vexatos> stop
L306[13:34:00] <Lizzy> Vexatos, for the
long stretches i'm probably going to do some stuff with redstone
and microcontrollers, for the short ones i'll do the digital
boxes
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L308[13:34:23] <cloakable> I'm not in
minecraft, this is the lua interpreter I have available :D
L309[13:34:29] <Vexatos> Lizzy, I designed
my blocks and drivers so that RC boxes will never get fully
useless
L310[13:34:29] <Lizzy> thinking of
creating a hologram and have it mapped out on there and each
segment change colour depending on where it's going
L311[13:34:50] <Vexatos> I design all my
drivers so that the mod I am interfacing doesn't lose a huge part
of itself
L312[13:35:07] <Lizzy> hmm
L313[13:35:12] <Vexatos> so RC signal
boxes are still very much useful, hence I am glad you want to do a
"redstone" attempt
L314[13:35:32] <Vexatos> That's EXACTLY
what I wanted to achieve :D
L315[13:35:45] <Vexatos> cloakable,
well
L316[13:35:50] <Vexatos> the Java classes
have it documented too
L317[13:36:02] <Lizzy> i think the
redstone would be easier cause then i only need to listen for a
message via wireless saying "train entered block a west/train
left block a west" or something
L319[13:36:44] <Lizzy> dat url
L320[13:36:45] <Vexatos> just search for
"@Callable" in those files
L321[13:36:47] <Lizzy> on wait
L322[13:36:52] <Lizzy> nvm it's 2
urls
L323[13:36:53] <cloakable> lol
L324[13:36:55] <Vexatos> and the
"doc=" in that is the documentation
L325[13:37:13] <Lizzy> also both of these
Pis have their normal power adapters connected, for Pegasus (2B+)
thats it's 2.4A charger, for Darcath (1B) it's a 700mA Samsung
phone charger
L326[13:37:26] <Lizzy> i havent tested the
redundant system under load yet
L327[13:38:08] <Temia> I haven't been able
to find a wart that maintains 5V under load.
L328[13:38:23] <Temia> So I've been
powering my Taustick off my computer during testing.
L329[13:38:28] <Lizzy> I had to put
pegasus back to 700mhz clock because the 1GHz option even struggled
with the power supply i have it on
L330[13:38:53] <Vexatos> Lizzy, sudo ln -s
/
/dev/extremely/long/name/for/weird/symlinks/and/extremely/long/paths/root
L331[13:40:04] <Lizzy> Pegasus actually
has a "PowerBar" thing in between it and the charger to
provide a battery backup of sorts and also cleans the energy going
to it
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L333[13:41:11] <Lizzy> right, now to
disable the ttys on both pi's serial pins then create a null modem
link between them
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L337[13:50:36] <ProbablyKodos> lol
L338[13:50:45] <ProbablyKodos> Debating on
a nap
L339[13:51:22] <Lizzy> having a hard time
Sye?
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L342[13:52:11] <Skye> Lizzy, did you
change my nick?
L343[13:52:13] <Skye> haha
L344[13:52:15] <Skye> thanks
L345[13:52:20] <Temia> Hmm.
L346[13:52:31] <Lizzy> yeah, took me a bit
to do it because znc was being fubar
L347[13:52:37] <Temia> I only have one
backup battery handy, but let's see...
L348[13:52:48] <Temia> Alternatively I
could probably scrounge and wire in a voltage regulator
circuit
L349[13:53:27] <Temia> The latter might be
the simplest option, seeing as how I still have half a perfboard,
and moreover am planning on building a third prototype
anyway.
L350[13:56:41] <Lizzy> er whoops
L351[13:56:51] <Lizzy> might help if my pi
had it's sd card in it for me to boot it up
L352[14:02:44] <CompanionCube> anyone here
use AVG on Windows?
L353[14:03:42] <Mimiru> not in years
L354[14:03:55] <mrammy> what is a
"Windows"
L355[14:03:56] <mrammy> Kappa
L356[14:04:05] <CompanionCube> good
because they're spying on your ass
L357[14:04:07] <Vexatos> I know what
windows are
L358[14:04:15] <Lizzy> fuck you
internet
L359[14:04:17] <Vexatos> but no idea why
you'd want to put anything onto them
L361[14:05:08] <Lizzy> derp
L362[14:05:35] <Lizzy> just realised i
didn't swap the Tx&Rx pins when connecting my pi's
together
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L364[14:10:14] <Vexatos> Tx&Rx? Rather
T&Rex
L365[14:10:42] <Lizzy> .-.
L366[14:11:03] <Lizzy> right, i can send
basic text through serial, now to start up null modems
L367[14:11:47] <scj643> Oh yeah anyone
have a clue how I would use custom headers in opencomputers
internet API
L368[14:17:39] <gamax92> scj643: Well, you
can use the sockets and do a manual HTTP GET
L369[14:21:00] <sugoi> scj643:
socket=internet.open(url)
L370[14:21:09] <sugoi>
socket:write(custom_packet)
L371[14:21:11] <sugoi> socket:read()
L373[14:22:09] <sugoi> quote, "The
stream can be read from and written from, using s:read and s:write
- in general it can be treated much like files opened using
io.open"
L374[14:22:43] <scj643> How would I get
about setting custom headers that's the thing
L375[14:22:53] <sugoi> scj643: write them
yourself
L376[14:22:55] <sugoi> plain text
L377[14:23:59] <scj643> Oh that is
better
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L380[14:24:13] <scj643> Love how OC gives
you more control over CC
L381[14:24:24] <sugoi> scj643: the arg you
pass to socket:write(arg) is a string
L382[14:33:17] <gamax92> scj643: do note
that if you're going to do custom headers, "Connection:
close" is recommended
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L384[14:36:02] <gamax92> A wild Reika has
appeared
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L387[14:37:44] <vifino> A wild gamax92 was
already there.
L388[14:37:53] *
vifino hugs gamax92
L389[14:37:58] <gamax92> :3
L390[14:38:01] *
gamax92 hugs vifino
L391[14:38:09] <vifino> How are you doing,
gamax92?
L392[14:38:35] <gamax92> waiting to see if
I'm getting a potential gift
L393[14:38:44] <vifino> Oooh, nice.
L394[14:38:52] <vifino> I hope you get it,
gamax92.
L395[14:39:44] <gamax92> vifino: also,
ideas for the most lightweight de/wm?
L396[14:39:58] <vifino> none?
L397[14:40:21] <gamax92> Well, I need at
minimum the basic moving and resizing windows
L398[14:40:38] <vifino> There was a
project which has shell scripts as a wm.
L399[14:41:08] <vifino> But if you just
shoot for lightweight instead of bare minimum, something like
awesome (the thing i am using now) or i3 would be good.
L400[14:41:30] <gamax92> as in lowest
memory usage
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L402[14:43:17] <vifino> gamax92: How much
ram is your maximum?
L403[14:44:01] <gamax92> :/ why does that
matter, idunno less than 100
L404[14:44:09] <vifino> Then you are fine
with awesome.
L405[14:44:29] <vifino> It currently uses
32mb reserved and 20mb shared here.
L406[14:46:27] <vifino> gamax92: It's just
that if you had to go even lower and stuff, you may need something
more minimal.
L407[14:46:48] <vifino> Awesome is a great
tradeoff between flexibility and minimal.
L408[14:47:47] <Lizzy> :/ one of my pi's
keeps getting stuck just after getting an ip
L409[14:48:02] <Lizzy> the other is
fine
L410[14:48:41] <vifino> o.O
L411[14:48:57] <Lizzy> i'm gonna check the
sd card
L412[14:55:31] <CompanionCube> someone
wrote an X11 WM
L413[14:55:39] <CompanionCube> in under
100 lines of C.
L414[15:00:05] <vifino> nice.
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L416[15:03:39] <Lizzy> O.o okay, taking
out the ethernet and rebooting allowed it to get to the login
prompt
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L419[15:12:43] <gamax92> vifino: I settled
for miwm
L420[15:13:09] <vifino> wtf is that.
L421[15:13:44] <gamax92> It's a window
manager that satisfies my minimal needs
L422[15:13:56] <vifino> oh god it looks
terrible
L423[15:32:47] <Reika> Is it possible to
draw graphics on an OC monitor?
L424[15:32:58] <Reika> Not bars that are
actually just colored text
L425[15:33:02] <Reika> actual
vector/raster stuff
L426[15:33:25] <scj643> There is a CC mod
for that don't think monitors support that
L428[15:35:19] <Skye> Reika, no, but there
is an issue where people are describing what they want a system to
be like
L430[15:37:27] <Sangar> it's been
discussed on github for... a long time now, how an implementation
of "graphics" rendering could look. but for now oc only
has text rendering (though thanks to unifont that's pretty
expressive, actually)
L431[15:38:40] <scj643> Should stay that
way or it might get laggy
L432[15:41:05] <Sangar> that's one of the
difficulties / why it's not a thing yet :P
L433[15:41:06] <tiin57> Almost certainly
would; I tried to make a mod with pixel-level manipulation and oh
my god was it laggy network-wise. Instead of one packet per text
character, you had 40 and it sucked.
L434[15:41:37] <tiin57> The OC people are
probably much better with compression and speed optimization than I
was, but it's still a real issue.
L435[15:42:24] <scj643> PNG
compression
L436[15:43:15] <Sangar> yeah, the
networking is my main concern, really. that's also one of the
reasons why drawspeeds are *relatively* slow in oc
L437[15:43:38] <ds84182> tiin57: maybe you
should learn how to put multiple packets into 1
L438[15:43:46] <Sangar> because that means
fewer/less large packets :P
L439[15:43:47] <ds84182> something
somethings thats what OCLights2 does because it's based off my
code.
L440[15:43:55] <ds84182> Well
L441[15:43:57] <ds84182> It is my
code.
L442[15:44:24] <ds84182> And FYI, it sends
draw commands, not pixels
L443[15:45:21] <Reika> I ask this because
I was interested in making a "fill bar" sort of
display
L444[15:45:39] <ds84182> Sure, it's 100%
possible with OCLights2
L445[15:46:12] <ds84182> I just don't know
how much gamax92 might of fucked up the drawing code, but it still
should be able to do what you're asking
L446[15:46:18] <scj643> Fill bar would be
possible in Unicode
L447[15:46:33] <Reika> i.e. render two
rectangles with the same lower-left origin and width, but the
"overlay" a lighter color and not the full height
(%)
L448[15:46:33] <ds84182> Yeah, but it
wouldn't look as nice
L449[15:48:50] <Reika> I doubt text would
work
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L451[15:48:59] <ds84182> Text does
work
L452[15:49:02] <Reika> since the vertical
height of the bar would be far less granular
L453[15:49:05] <ds84182> in fact, theres a
drawText method
L454[15:49:25] <ds84182> Woops,
nevermind
L455[15:49:26] <Reika> So if I want the
"overlay" bar exactly 57% as tall as the background
one
L456[15:49:38] <Reika> And the nearest
possible with text is 50%
L457[15:49:42] <ds84182> I thought you
were saying that you doubted that text would work on
OCLights2
L458[15:50:19] <Sangar> vertical
resolution can be fake-doubled using unicode block chars, but yeah,
there's a limit of course
L459[15:50:51] <Sangar> (and chars are
exactly twice as high as wide, so that actually gives a 1:1
"pixel" ratio, btw)
L460[15:51:48] <Reika> That still gives me
very low granularity
L461[15:51:59] <Reika> Unless the bar is
absurdly wide
L462[15:54:00] <ds84182> All the hex
editors for Linux suck.
L463[15:54:12] <ds84182> On windows you
have HxD, which is a godsend
L464[15:54:14] <Reika> Can we safely
update OC from 1.4.9 to 1.5 without losing either in-world blocks,
program memory, or "metadata" like addresses?
L465[15:54:16] <Sangar> i suppose so.
basically the highest actual "resolution" possible would
be 160x100. for images dithering helps a ton, but for graphs and
such, not ideal :P
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L467[15:54:55] <ds84182> But on Linux, you
have "B
LESS" "
wxHexEditor
(
Beta)", and then a whole shizspew of command line
crap
L468[15:55:16] <gamax92> ds84182: all I've
done is add ovals and triangles
L469[15:55:24] <ds84182> gamax92: carry
on
L470[15:56:04] <ds84182> Bless hasn't been
updated since 2008.
L471[15:56:13] <ds84182> And there is a
plugin system with no plugins.
L472[15:56:14] <Sangar> hmm, without
losing blocks and metadata, pretty sure, whether computers would
reset or not... i actually can't remember if something changed in
the api that might cause that, so maybe.
L473[15:56:57] <ds84182> Oh, and bless
just crashed on me
L474[15:59:07] <ds84182> Goodness gracious
I think I found one thats decent
L475[15:59:18] <ds84182> But it's KDE so
it has a shit ton of dependencies
L476[16:00:20] <vifino> Hey ds84182!
L477[16:00:30] <vifino> Lollipop works,
yes?
L478[16:00:34] <ds84182> Yes
L479[16:00:39] <vifino> :D
L480[16:00:45] <vifino> Awesome!
L481[16:00:45] <vifino> Good job!
L482[16:01:05] <ds84182> Oh my god, Okteta
is amazing
L483[16:01:10] <ds84182> built in
structure viewer
L484[16:01:13] <vifino> Okteta?
L485[16:01:14] <vifino> oh
L486[16:02:33] <ds84182> God dammit but it
doesn't have binary diff
L487[16:04:27] <vifino> rip
L489[16:09:57] <S3> Kde can go away
L490[16:12:14] <ProbablyKodos> What did I
miss
L491[16:12:22] <ProbablyKodos> 3 hour
involuntary nap
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L494[16:13:38] <S3> I gotta ice my pinky
soon as I get home
L496[16:13:55] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.960475615 Seconds passed.
L497[16:17:54] <S3> Where connection
problems
L498[16:17:58] <S3> Where were
L499[16:18:04] <S3> Wtf pone
L500[16:18:29] <S3> Phone you let me
misspell phone yet not wheee
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L503[16:26:26] <S3> I need a
suggestion
L504[16:26:57] <S3> I really want to add
sub partition support for SOPT
L505[16:28:00] <S3> There are two ways I
can do it. Either I can implement actual sub partitions ( slower,
more flexible)
L506[16:28:15] <S3> Or I can implement
something I call logical boundaries
L507[16:29:25] <S3> A logical boundary is
a way of grouping adjacent partitions into a logical group
L508[16:30:30] <S3> It's limitation is
that you can not online more than later
L509[16:30:36] <S3> Layer*
L510[16:30:59] <S3> But it is much easier
to implement and use
L511[16:32:09] <S3> If confused a logical
boundary is just a segment divider. So you create a partition that
is say 500 KB in size
L512[16:32:58] <scj643> GPT
L513[16:34:42] <S3> Then you add a logical
boundary at sector 2. Each sector is 512 bytes so this means that
you split it into two segments
L514[16:35:04] <scj643> How would I go
about making http get requests and custom headers
L515[16:35:22] <S3> You end up with
partition X and partitions X_1 and X_2
L516[16:35:59] <S3> Scj643- originally I
had thought of that but this position table is designed for open
computers
L517[16:36:17] <scj643> Oh
L518[16:36:44] <scj643> Anyone know
anything about how http works and how I would implement
pushbullet
L519[16:37:33] <S3> Scj: of the http stuff
isn't sufficient then write it with TCP Ali stuff
L521[16:37:47] <S3> Http protocol is
simple
L523[16:38:15] <scj643> Link that would
help me with making this work
L524[16:38:37] <ProbablyKodos> ~w http
api
L526[16:38:43] <ProbablyKodos> ~w
http
L528[16:38:49] <ProbablyKodos> Dat
L529[16:38:57] <scj643> No how http
works
L531[16:39:51] <scj643> Need to get that
working
L534[16:41:04] <S3> That is http 1.1
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L536[16:41:55] <scj643> Something more to
the point?
L537[16:42:10] <S3> That is the direct
point
L538[16:42:19] <S3> Take a look at section
2.1 at the end
L539[16:42:25] <S3> Neat 2.2
L540[16:42:29] <S3> Near*
L541[16:43:00] <scj643> Could you make an
example of the lua code I would use
L542[16:43:06] <S3> And RFC is the actual
document that is written before it becomes standard
L543[16:43:22] <scj643> Ok
L544[16:43:46] <S3> I'm on my phone so no
examples from me
L546[16:43:50] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.262975591 Seconds passed.
L548[16:44:31] <scj643> Internet.request
doesn't work
L549[16:44:37] <S3> In most situations scj
you can use the http api stuff we linked you
L550[16:44:48] <S3> Why not?
L551[16:45:02] <RaptorJeebus> i used a
diff thing called pushover
L552[16:45:06] <RaptorJeebus> i can send
you my code if you like
L553[16:45:50] <S3> It looks like it just
needs get variables?
L554[16:46:23] <RaptorJeebus> oh wait nvm
i lost the code rip
L555[16:46:40] <S3> Gm it requires header
modifications
L556[16:46:58] <scj643> Yeah custom
headers
L557[16:47:08] <scj643> It also returns
json
L558[16:47:35] <S3> So yeah I'd you had to
TCP socket will also work
L559[16:47:35] <S3> Scj: look up how to
telnet http
L560[16:47:40] <S3> Should help
L561[16:48:00] <S3> Then you can try out
the protocol yourself
L562[16:48:31] <S3> That is not an
issue
L563[16:48:43] <S3> It probably uses a
Jason mine type
L565[16:49:10] <S3> So you can just use a
Jason to lua table thing
L567[16:50:59] <S3> So tell me
L568[16:51:06] <S3> How is this push api
stuff useful with oc
L569[16:52:12] <scj643> You could use it
to send a message to your phone
L570[16:52:20] <scj643> On a server while
your away
L571[16:52:24] <S3> Do they have a socket
api too so you could receive push notifications to oc?
L572[16:52:30] <scj643> Yep
L573[16:52:38] <S3> Web socket*
L574[16:52:38] <scj643> Web sockets
L575[16:52:44] <S3> Cool!
L576[16:53:16] <scj643> So you can handle
it the other way to
L577[16:53:24] <S3> Now all we need is a
CCTV add-on for oc and opencv
L578[16:53:41] <scj643> Though there is a
call li,it
L579[16:53:45] <S3> So you get push
notifications when sangar sneaks in you base
L581[16:53:53] <scj643> Player
detector
L583[16:54:18] <scj643> That works
L584[16:54:24] <S3> CCTV would be
great
L585[16:54:34] <scj643> You could push
photos
L586[16:54:51] <scj643> But that would
require the server to render stuff
L587[16:54:54] <S3> We also need gpu
framebufffers
L588[16:55:07] <S3> So I can port
aalib
L590[16:55:21] <scj643> Is their an
"official" open computers server
L591[16:55:27] <S3> And make it play ASCII
video
L592[16:55:33] <scj643> Lol
L593[16:55:48] <S3> No idea. We have a
teamwork though
L594[16:55:54] <S3> Teamspeak
L595[16:55:59] <scj643> Ok where is
that
L596[16:56:06] <scj643> Going to get
teamspeak now
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L598[16:56:49] <Lizzy> scj643, nope, and
there will never (unless sangar gets the time to set one up or
oversee someone elses) be one
L599[16:57:35] <scj643> Dang
L600[16:58:39] <scj643> Dang teamspeak it
isn't in the official repos for Ubuntu
L601[16:59:04] <Izaya> multiworld with
forge how
L602[16:59:18] <scj643> Mystcraft
L603[16:59:30] <Izaya> ehh
L604[16:59:56] <Izaya> can't have separate
gamemodes with that
L605[17:00:30] <scj643> Dang
L606[17:00:38] <scj643> Spigot
L607[17:01:01] <ProbablyKodos> Welp, gotta
run. Wife wants the laptop
L608[17:01:07] <scj643> Lol
L609[17:01:12] <ProbablyKodos> Will be
checking Github later for new stuffs, Sanger :3
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L611[17:01:56] <scj643> Anyone even on the
teamspeak?
L612[17:04:54] <scj643> What is the
teamspeak?
L613[17:07:34] <scj643> No one
L614[17:09:18] *
Izaya is on a phone
L615[17:10:12] <scj643> Lol
L616[17:10:29] <scj643> We need to get the
OC community together
L618[17:10:44] <scj643> Nice
L619[17:10:50] <S3> man my pinky is
swollen
L620[17:11:44] <scj643> Who thinks we
should have a server that is used for sharing knowledge and
teaching along with experimenting.
L621[17:12:38] <S3> The problem is what
would be on it
L622[17:14:22] <gamax92> we have a
teamspeak?
L624[17:14:36] <S3> I use it
L625[17:15:02] <Izaya> Creative
L626[17:15:07] <Izaya> Plots
L627[17:15:14] <S3> plots?
L628[17:15:21] <S3> you know guys
L629[17:15:32] <S3> a server to test the
OCBSD ATM communication between towns could be useful
L630[17:15:37] <S3> with people who are OC
savvy
L631[17:15:49] <Izaya> OC, Computronics,
other OC addons
L632[17:15:49] <scj643> Yeah
L633[17:15:57] <scj643> And teaching new
users how to use it
L634[17:16:02] <S3> I could host
L635[17:16:09] <S3> I have a lot of
power
L636[17:16:21] <S3> cpu power*
L637[17:16:24] <Izaya> I would host except
bandwidth
L638[17:16:25] <S3> and lots of ram
L639[17:16:29] <scj643> I got a VPN
L640[17:16:36] <S3> I can provide up to
250 mbit
L641[17:16:44] <S3> now that we moved our
servers
L642[17:16:46] <scj643> That would
work
L643[17:16:47] <Izaya> 3.5Mbps up
woo
L644[17:16:50] <S3> used to get 1 gig up /
down
L645[17:17:06] <S3> but 250 is fine
L646[17:17:14] <scj643> I got a mod pack
setup thing is it has computercraft so I can use their stuff in
OC
L647[17:17:35] <scj643> What is the
teamspeak?
L648[17:17:43] <scj643> IP address?
L649[17:17:54] <S3> I dunno. it's on my
windows box
L650[17:17:58] <S3> I'm on my BSD
box
L651[17:18:10] <S3> Stary2001: probably
knows
L652[17:18:25] <S3> and Sangar etc
L653[17:18:37] <scj643> Why isn't this
posted anywhere?
L654[17:18:43] <S3> dunno
L655[17:18:57] <scj643> Also the forums is
pretty much dead
L656[17:19:03] <S3> but yeah so
computronics....
L657[17:19:23] <S3> what about a CGI perl
script that lets you upload images for your managed and unmanaged
floppy disks / hard drives?
L658[17:19:29] <S3> on the site
L659[17:20:18] <scj643> I got a VPS with
512mb of ram 20gb SSD and 1tb bandwidth
L660[17:20:28] <S3> every dedi I have has
32 GB of ram
L662[17:20:35] <S3> and I get unmetered
bandwidth
L663[17:20:35] <scj643> Dang
L664[17:20:38] <S3> 250Mbit/s
L665[17:20:51] <scj643> The one I have is
from digital ocean
L666[17:20:59] <S3> we run a lot of
servers
L667[17:21:02] <scj643> Nice
L668[17:21:10] <S3> plus I run xen on
em
L669[17:21:25] <scj643> Xeon
L670[17:21:27] <S3> so I can pull up a
custom vps with like 15 GB of ram and a few cpus really fast
L671[17:21:39] <S3> they are Xen, but I'm
talking about Xen
L672[17:21:51] <Izaya> that'd be
cool
L673[17:21:51] <scj643> Nice
L674[17:21:57] <S3> They are xeon* but
I''m talking about xen I mean
L675[17:22:07] <scj643> How much do they
cost you
L676[17:22:13] <S3> xen is
hypervirtualization
L677[17:22:23] <S3> originally 90 a
month
L678[17:22:28] <S3> now 56 a month or
si
L681[17:22:45] <S3> now that we
moved
L682[17:22:57] <scj643> USD?
L683[17:23:22] <scj643> € £?
L684[17:23:22] <S3> we run slackware on
them, then load up minecraft servers on FreeBSDs with soecs we
want,
L685[17:23:30] <S3> no US
L686[17:23:33] <scj643> Ok
L687[17:23:35] <S3> USDD yes
L688[17:23:40] <scj643> Wow that isn't
bad
L690[17:23:53] <S3> it was $90 through
OVH
L691[17:23:58] <S3> $56 through so you
start
L692[17:24:14] <S3> which are sorta the
same company
L693[17:24:23] <S3> kinda
L694[17:24:50] <scj643> Do you think I
could help with this.
L695[17:25:07] <scj643> A
"official" mod pack
L697[17:25:55] <S3> can we have zetta
industries?
L698[17:26:02] <S3> and immersive
engineering
L699[17:26:09] <S3> I want to test
networking with OC with power lines :D
L700[17:26:09] <scj643> Try to keep it
light
L701[17:26:11] <Izaya> ZI and IE,
yus
L702[17:26:24] <S3> we can run our ATM
network over the aerial telephone poles :D
L703[17:26:30] <scj643> I only have a 2.2
ghz dual core pentium and 4 GB of ram
L704[17:26:40] <S3> yeah wouldn't have
much
L705[17:26:47] <S3> but ZI and IE helps
with the wiring
L706[17:26:53] <scj643> Links
L707[17:27:02] <Izaya> Can we havr
L708[17:27:04] <S3> IE gives us telephone
poles
L709[17:27:12] <scj643> I know I've used
it
L710[17:27:17] <Izaya> have an asthetic
mod or 2?
L711[17:27:19] <S3> and ZI gives us OC
cables
L712[17:27:27] <S3> like?
L713[17:27:36] <scj643> Link to curse
forge
L714[17:27:53] <Izaya> Chisel2 has simple
blocks with lots of textures
L715[17:27:54] <S3> ZI is on github
L716[17:27:56] <S3> bout it
L717[17:28:01] <S3> I think
L718[17:28:16] <scj643> chisel 2 would
make t
L719[17:28:26] <S3> chisel is bad
L720[17:28:26] <scj643> Going to start
making a pack
L721[17:28:30] <sugoi> what's zi
again?
L722[17:28:31] <scj643> Explain
L723[17:28:33] *
sugoi forgets
L724[17:28:34] <S3> I love chisel but
EVERY BLOCK IS A FRIGGING TILE ENTITY
L726[17:28:53] <S3> sugoi: zetta
industries
L727[17:28:54] <Izaya> there's a build
server for ZI *somewhere*
L728[17:29:05] <S3> you saying you
download binaries?
L729[17:29:07] <Izaya> really?
L730[17:29:09] <S3> I just compile all the
mods
L731[17:29:12] <S3> that have source
L732[17:29:21] <sugoi> is zi a good
companion to ie, or should it be one or the other
L734[17:29:40] <S3> ZI is an extension to
IE sorta
L735[17:29:46] <S3> ZI adds over the air
OC cables
L736[17:29:49] <S3> for telephone
poles
L737[17:29:55] <Izaya> ZI has no cables
e
L738[17:30:01] <Izaya> without IE
L739[17:30:08] <S3> right
L740[17:30:36] <scj643> I have a key
binding set to pkill -stop Java
L741[17:30:46] <scj643> And pkill -cont
Java
L742[17:30:49] <S3> not pkill -9 ?
L744[17:30:53] <scj643> Lol
L745[17:31:00] <scj643> Kill -9 -1
L746[17:31:11] <S3> killall5
L747[17:31:15] <scj643> Busier
backwards
L749[17:31:34] <S3> so did anyone have any
suggestions about my idea earlier?
L750[17:31:41] <scj643> That's the magic
sysrec key in the Linux kernel
L751[17:31:43] <S3> I think I know which
way I'm going. just need comments
L752[17:31:48] <S3> REISUB
L753[17:32:04] <scj643> Yep if my computer
freezes I do that
L755[17:32:38] <scj643> Doesn't corrupt my
HDD
L757[17:32:59] <S3> hitting the reset
button shouldn't either
L758[17:33:03] <S3> or pulling the
plug
L759[17:33:08] <scj643> That can
L760[17:33:12] <S3> it shouldn't
L761[17:33:19] <S3> it's 2015.
L762[17:33:25] <S3> use a journaled
filesystem :P
L763[17:33:47] <scj643> If your using
Ubuntu from a NTFS partition using wubi it breaks the install
L764[17:34:01] <Temia> Restart even if
system's utterly broken~
L765[17:34:08] <scj643> Also should
prevent data loss
L766[17:34:09] <Izaya> kek ubuntu
L767[17:34:13] <Temia> I really need to
enable SysRq on my laptop for that situation
L768[17:34:15] <CompanionCube> wubi is a
giant hack anyways
L769[17:34:21] <scj643> I know
L770[17:34:23] <S3> if you're using ubuntu
from an ntfs partition you have other problems
L771[17:34:28] <scj643> I'm not
L772[17:34:31] <scj643> I used to
L773[17:34:53] <scj643> Still use Magic
sysrec though
L774[17:34:57] <S3> even ntfs-3g support
is not that great
L775[17:35:16] <S3> just seems like a bad
idea
L776[17:35:20] <scj643> What idea were you
talking about
L777[17:35:26] <scj643> The server
idea?
L779[17:35:35] <S3> it's a bad idea
L781[17:35:38] <scj643> No earlier
L782[17:35:45] <scj643> I got side
tracked
L784[17:36:11] <S3> Temia: if you use
Linux, it is enabled.
L785[17:36:16] <scj643> I just need links
to the mods I need to add
L786[17:36:19] <S3> sometimes you have to
hold shift and fn or something
L787[17:36:24] <S3> depends
L788[17:36:40] <scj643> If your on a
laptop you might
L789[17:37:03] <S3> I think my thinkpad is
shift + fn can't remembe
L790[17:37:04] <S3> rremember
L791[17:37:15] <Temia> No, not always. On
some distros, the build flag for it in the kernel might be ticked
off.
L792[17:37:25] <scj643> Ubuntu it's
enabled
L793[17:37:30] <Temia> lol Ubuntu
L794[17:37:31] <Sangar> i'm off o/
L795[17:37:37] <scj643> See yah
L796[17:37:37] <Temia> or rather
ewbuntu
L797[17:37:54] <scj643> I'm new to Linux
and started with Ubuntu
L798[17:38:02] <scj643> I'm not using
unity though thanks god
L799[17:38:21] <Izaya> I know a guy that
started with arch
L800[17:38:29] <scj643> Using Ubuntu mate
which is a remake of gnome 2
L801[17:38:32] <Temia> I skipped Ubuntu
and skipped straight to Debian. Moved onto Arch not long
after.
L802[17:38:38] <scj643> Lol
L803[17:38:41] <Izaya> managed to nuke his
winderps
L804[17:38:56] <scj643> That's how I got
the laptop I have today
L805[17:39:00] <Izaya> but he grew a
magnificent beard
L806[17:39:18] <scj643> It was my moms
nuked windows on accident she didn't want it back
L807[17:39:49] <Temia> Honestly, you
kids.
L808[17:39:49] <scj643> S3 what do I need
to add to my pack?
L809[17:40:06] <S3> poopcraft
L810[17:40:14] <S3> actually thats not
stable yet
L811[17:40:18] <Izaya> tl;dr don't listen
to /tech/
L812[17:40:20] <S3> nevermind that
L813[17:40:29] <S3> so we need OC
L814[17:40:29] <CompanionCube> I went
Ubuntu -> Debian -> Arch
L815[17:40:44] <S3> does ZI and IE work on
1.8?
L816[17:40:48] <scj643> Oh wait doing
pkill -stop Java is going to be a pain since it will start skipping
major amounts of ticks
L817[17:41:05] <scj643> Not going with 1.8
afaik no power mods moved to it
L818[17:41:06] <Mimiru> S3, no
L819[17:41:12] <Izaya> Ubuntu -> Arch
-> Arch/Debian
L820[17:41:13] <Temia> I stopped fucking
with base-level OS systems on my parents' computers when I was 8,
and there's plenty enough ways to secure old junkers to experiment
with now compared to then.
L821[17:41:32] <scj643> Yeah hard for me
though
L822[17:42:06] <scj643> S3 we going to get
serious about this
L823[17:42:07] <Temia> Betcha there's a
Freecycle in your area that you can sign up for and pick junkers
off of.
L824[17:42:30] <scj643> I can make a
private github repo to keep the mods in
L825[17:42:44] <S3> from highschool which
was quite a long time ago, I went Slackware -> Ubuntu ->
Slackware -> FreeBSD -> Slackware -> Arch -> Slackware
-> Suse -> FreeBSD -> Slackware -> Sabayon ->
Slackware -> ........ -> Slackware + FreeBSD
L826[17:42:51] <S3> oh yes
L827[17:42:54] <CompanionCube> anyone here
sucessfully installed and used Gentoo?
L828[17:42:59] <S3> in that ... I teried
many like Debian
L829[17:43:08] <sugoi> CompanionCube: i
was going to be quiet
L830[17:43:09] <S3> but I hated Debian one
of the most
L831[17:43:11] <scj643> Slackware
much
L832[17:43:17] <Temia> Nice, S3.
L833[17:43:24] <scj643> I like
Apt-get
L834[17:43:34] <CompanionCube> pacman
<3
L835[17:43:41] <Temia> CC, I might try
that on a spare box in the winter.
L836[17:43:45] <scj643> Lol
L837[17:43:45] <Temia> Just for the hell
of it.
L838[17:43:48] <Temia> And for the free
heating
L839[17:43:50] <S3> But that was also in
the last 10 years or so
L840[17:43:57] <Temia> (Well, not free,
but you know what I mean :V)
L841[17:44:20] <S3> dude.
L842[17:44:21] <CompanionCube> Temia: I
never got a working install.
L843[17:44:26] <sugoi> CompanionCube: but
yes, been a dedicated gentoo fan for about 12 years
L844[17:44:27] <S3> plug your power strip
into itself
L845[17:44:35] <S3> infinite power, free
heat
L846[17:44:40] <CompanionCube> no
L847[17:44:51] <CompanionCube> do it with
an ethernet switch and a cable
L848[17:44:56] <scj643> CompanionCube:
love how your abbreviations are CC
L849[17:45:01] <S3> .... no?
L850[17:45:15] <scj643> The other computer
mod
L851[17:45:16] <CompanionCube> Make sure
STP is disabled for extra warm goodness
L852[17:45:22] <S3> CompanionCube:
somebody did that with a normal hub in ##networning on fn the other
day
L853[17:45:26] <S3> what a whacko
L854[17:45:38] <CompanionCube> S3:
broadcast storms!
L855[17:45:47] <Temia> Ahahaha
L856[17:46:11] <S3> oh ok so suggestions I
almost forgot
L857[17:46:23] <scj643> So S3 what is your
GitHub username
L858[17:46:29] <S3> SOPT gratures:
ubpartitions or logical boundries.
L859[17:46:38] <S3> subpartitions or
logical boundries*
L860[17:46:48] <S3> features*
L861[17:47:12] <S3> scj643: I have my pown
private git server now
L862[17:47:23] <S3> but I havent moved
much to it
L863[17:47:44] <scj643> Dang
L865[17:48:01] <S3> its currently empty
until I fix something
L866[17:48:06] <S3> then shittons is going
on it
L867[17:48:22] <S3> S3 was taken on
github
L868[17:48:32] <S3> so I got mad and
installed gitprep
L869[17:48:43] <scj643> gitlab?
L870[17:48:49] <S3> gitprep.
L871[17:48:56] <vifino> gitpleb
L872[17:48:56] <S3> gitlap is a bloated
pos
L873[17:49:08] <S3> and a pain to
configure manually
L874[17:49:19] <S3> gitprep is nice
L875[17:49:45] <scj643> oh ok
L876[17:50:01] <scj643> Well we need a
place to keep the mods
L877[17:50:17] <S3> I dunno about you but
gitlab installs nice on your ubuntu / debian box and works out of
the box, but if you ever install it yourself it's ugly, and I do
not trust software like that
L878[17:50:28] <scj643> Lol
L879[17:50:51] <Mimiru> I've done Ombibus,
source, and now docker installs of gitlab, I've had few issues from
any of them
L880[17:51:05] <S3> hence for example I do
not use apache anymore as of like 5 years ago due to countless
security vulnerabilities configuration and resource bloat
L881[17:51:14] <Mimiru> the main issue
I've had is on my... larger repos the web editor won't work
L882[17:51:17] <S3> nginx all the
way
L883[17:51:38] <scj643> Same
L884[17:51:40] <S3> plus nginx outperforms
apache like crazy :)
L885[17:51:55] <scj643> My VPS runs Ubuntu
14.04
L886[17:52:19] <scj643> So what is the
plan S3
L888[17:52:44] <S3> can we do 1.8? does zi
and ie work on 1.8
L889[17:52:55] <S3> and
computronicsa
L890[17:53:03] <S3> computronics would be
nice
L891[17:53:11] <scj643> We can't no power
mods moved to 1.8 afaik
L892[17:53:12] <Mimiru> S3, no on all of
the above
L894[17:53:24] <Mimiru> zi, ie, and
computronics are all 1.7
L895[17:53:26] <scj643> 1.8 forge is buggy
to
L896[17:53:30] <S3> thats fine
L897[17:53:33] <S3> I'm not too
upset
L898[17:53:39] <scj643> I got most of the
mods
L899[17:53:43] <S3> I haven't had many
problems
L900[17:53:57] <scj643> Just need to find
where ZI is
L901[17:54:02] <S3> what do we have lined
up
L902[17:54:06] <scj643> Anyone have a
link
L903[17:54:06] <S3> github
L904[17:54:11] <S3> you should just
compile it
L905[17:54:13] <S3> doesn't take
long
L906[17:54:16] <scj643> Ok
L907[17:54:16] <S3> it has gradle
L908[17:54:22] <scj643> Even better
L909[17:54:37] <S3> its a pretty clean
quick compile last I tried
L910[17:54:39] <scj643> Link though
L912[17:55:07] <Mimiru>
ci.bymarcin.com
L914[17:55:14] <Mimiru> :P
L915[17:55:28] <S3> hhe has builds!@
L916[17:55:32] <S3> I have never seen
those
L917[17:55:41] <S3> might as well use that
then
L918[17:55:55] <Mimiru> used to be on
ci.starchasers.pl
L919[17:55:58] <Mimiru> but it went
poof
L920[17:56:00] <Mimiru> and he moved
there
L921[17:56:14] <Mimiru> or was it
starchasers.pl:8080
L922[17:56:17] <Mimiru> meh I don't
remember..
L923[17:56:22] <S3> I have had
9600-baud.net for a while
L924[17:56:31] <S3> I removed
jenkins
L925[17:56:42] <S3> because jenkins kept
trying despite its config to access /
L926[17:56:45] <S3> for putting its
crap
L927[17:56:51] <S3> and FreeBSD was like
what are you smoking
L928[17:56:55] <Mimiru> Never had an issue
with that..
L930[17:57:14] <Mimiru> I run jenkins on a
few servers
L931[17:57:18] <S3> yeah I was like wtf
removing this.. waste of cpu power...
L932[17:57:30] <S3> it was over a year or
two ago
L933[17:57:45] <scj643> My ip is
scj643.softether.net can't afford a real domain
L934[17:58:12] <scj643> Just use a
subdomain provided by a VPN project
L935[17:58:23] <S3> my ip is
2001:470:1802::1
L937[17:58:50] <Mimiru> And I'm
2001:470:1f0f:dec::1bad:babe :P
L938[17:59:42] <S3> Mimiru: aha.
L940[17:59:49] <S3> you on a /64?
L941[17:59:53] <Mimiru> Yeah
L942[18:00:03] <S3> we got a /48 :)
L943[18:00:13] <Mimiru> I can get a 48
routed to me, I just have no use for it
L944[18:00:14] <S3> we have 65536 /64s
:D
L945[18:00:21] <S3> we have a tinc
VPN
L946[18:00:32] <scj643> I use
softether
L947[18:00:33] <Mimiru> Hurricane
Electric
L948[18:00:33] <S3> so we have like 64s
going to all our friends appartments etc
L949[18:00:37] <gamax92> #p
L950[18:00:37] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.267156286 Seconds passed.
L951[18:00:38] <S3> yeah same here
L952[18:00:41] <S3> HE is great
L953[18:00:48] <Mimiru> Yeah
L954[18:01:02] <S3> but it's nice because
we can link our vps's and dNS etc all through our /64s
L955[18:01:06] <scj643> Those pics are the
mods so far
L957[18:01:43] <S3> be careful with
fastcraft
L958[18:01:51] <Mimiru> ^
L959[18:01:54] <scj643> Ok what can or
will it break
L960[18:01:57] <S3> I didn't have any
issues but a lot of people on our work pack had buggyness with
it
L961[18:02:07] <scj643> Like?
L962[18:02:14] <Mimiru> I got worse
performance with it.. :P
L963[18:02:16] <S3> I dont know, I had no
issues
L964[18:02:39] <scj643> I only have 4 GB
of ram and a 2.2 ghz dual core pentium b970
L965[18:02:47] <S3> if we have creative
why do we need inv tweaks?
L966[18:03:05] <S3> also why industrial
craft
L967[18:03:05] <scj643> It's just
standard
L968[18:03:12] <scj643> This was my
computer pack
L969[18:03:55] <scj643> Going to remove
ic2 though that is buggy and lagorific sometimes
L970[18:03:57] <S3> masssound?
L971[18:04:07] <Mimiru> masssound ftfw
:P
L972[18:04:14] <S3> dunno what that
is
L973[18:04:21] <Mimiru> lets you play
sounds via OC
L974[18:04:26] <S3> really
L975[18:04:26] <Mimiru> any MC sound, and
most mod sounds
L976[18:04:31] <scj643> Scare your
friends
L977[18:04:36] <S3> interesting
L978[18:04:43] <Mimiru> and with the
playSoundAt I PRed into it...
L979[18:04:44] <S3> we had the dragon
radio mod in our work pack
L980[18:04:47] <scj643> Have your computer
with a self destruct card and a creeper hiss
L981[18:04:47] <S3> and then it got
removed
L982[18:04:55] <Mimiru> you can play a
sound anywhere from a computer
L983[18:05:03] <S3> it got removed with a
message on the update of "noisy neighbor
complaints"
L984[18:05:08] <scj643> Lol
L985[18:05:08]
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(~estaban@r167-56-212-217.dialup.adsl.anteldata.net.uy)
L986[18:05:10] <S3> apparently I was the
noisy neighbor
L988[18:05:20] <S3> I keep my speakers
down pretty low
L989[18:05:22] <Estaban> hello :)
L990[18:05:26] <S3> so I ha dthe radios up
a lot
L991[18:05:28] <scj643> I might add
that
L992[18:05:43] <scj643> For the coding
music lol
L993[18:05:50] <S3> dragons radio mod
doesnt work with most streams
L994[18:05:52] <Mimiru> Oh hey, I see a
few of my mods there ^_^
L995[18:06:04] <S3> it claims tto but a
lot of even mp3 ones dont
L996[18:06:12] <S3> Mimiru: ooh?
L997[18:06:13] <scj643> Yeah I ran into
that issue too
L998[18:06:21] <Estaban> erm... alguien
habla español aqui?
L999[18:06:23] <scj643> Their is another
radio mod
L1000[18:06:38] <S3> Estaban: Vi estas
parolis la Esperanton linvgo sinjoro?
L1001[18:06:48] <Mimiru> OpenPrinter and
OpenSecurity
L1002[18:06:58] <Estaban> ...¿?
L1003[18:07:00] <Mimiru> You can also
install OpenUpdater and get update announcements for them if you
wanted :P
L1004[18:07:04] <S3> Esperanton Lingvo
estas trebona lingvo :)
L1005[18:07:22] <Estaban> lo sinto no
entiendo :c
L1006[18:07:29] <Estaban> siento*
L1007[18:07:41] <S3> vi duvas
L1008[18:07:50] <scj643> .........
L1009[18:08:10] <S3> scj643: mi estas
parolis Esperanto amiko :)
L1010[18:08:15] <Temia> moo mooooo.
L1011[18:08:24] <Estaban> aaaaahh..
L1012[18:08:39] <vifino> S3: You sure he
talks esperanto and not spanish?
L1013[18:08:49] <S3> I have no frickin'
idea.
L1014[18:08:57] <Estaban> :U
L1015[18:08:58] <vifino> Because that's
spanish and not esperanto.
L1017[18:09:10] <S3> \but I can speak
Esperantoi
L1018[18:09:16] <vifino> ¬_¬
L1019[18:09:20] <scj643> Never heard of
that one
L1020[18:09:25] <S3> wutr
L1021[18:09:33] <S3> you have never heard
of the language Esperanto?
L1022[18:09:45] <Estaban> yep
L1023[18:09:59] <Estaban> eh escuchado de
ese idioma
L1024[18:10:11] <Estaban> y es muy
difisil :U
L1025[18:10:18] <S3> Esperanto estas
facila lingvo
L1026[18:10:27] <S3> ^ Esperanto is an
easy language
L1027[18:10:28] <Temia> Esperanto is
pretty much a glorified conlang :V
L1028[18:10:38] *
Temia runs
L1029[18:11:19] <Estaban> algien conose
algun servidor con computercraft?
L1030[18:11:49] <scj643> All I got was
computercraft
L1031[18:12:18] <Temia> Same here, I'm
afraid.
L1032[18:12:33] <Temia> Google to the
rescue! Maybe.
L1033[18:12:46] <vifino> Gah, my spanish
is terrible, but at least I can try to talk to him.
L1034[18:13:02] <Temia> Nope, nevermind,
Google's choking on missing diacritics.
L1035[18:13:28] <scj643> Some computer
craft server what
L1036[18:13:34] <Estaban> estuve 1000
años buscando servers con coputercraft y nunca lo encontre :/
L1037[18:13:51] <scj643> The computer
craft stuff is their for their peripherals.
L1038[18:14:17] <vifino> Estaban: No
hablamos nada excepto Ingles.. :/
L1039[18:14:26] <scj643> Lol
L1040[18:14:34] <Estaban> tengo un server
con computercraft pero... tiene hamachi
L1041[18:14:35] <vifino> I probably
messed that up, but oh well.
L1042[18:14:50] <Estaban> :C
L1043[18:14:57] <S3> ......
L1044[18:14:58] <Estaban> lo escribiste
bien :D
L1045[18:15:07] <S3> according to google
translate
L1046[18:15:07] <scj643> 元気
L1047[18:15:14] <S3> it says he doesnt
speak anything but english
L1048[18:15:22] <S3> if I change the
translation from english to esperanto
L1049[18:15:24] <S3> it translates
to
L1051[18:15:29] <S3> we don't spoeak
anything but esperanto
L1052[18:15:36] <vifino> S3: no.
L1053[18:15:39] *
Temia bops S3
L1054[18:15:43] <scj643> That is nice
ds84182
L1056[18:15:46] <vifino> Ingles =
English.
L1057[18:15:49] <Temia> Vifino was saying
that to Estaban, silly.
L1058[18:15:49] <S3> it actually ays
that
L1059[18:15:49] <vifino> q_q
L1060[18:16:01] <S3> Ni ne parolas ion
sed Esperanta
L1061[18:16:09] <Ekoserin> ds84182:
neat
L1062[18:16:11] <ds84182> Esperanto looks
like Spanish in many places
L1063[18:16:12] <scj643> 元気
L1064[18:16:19] <S3> if target
engliush
L1065[18:16:20] <scj643> Try that
L1066[18:16:21] <S3> We do not speak
anything but English
L1068[18:16:37] *
Temia ahem.
L1069[18:16:45] <Temia> No podemos hacer
ninguna recomendación para los servidores ComputerCraft, porque no
estamos #Computercraft.
L1070[18:16:46] <S3> esperanto takes the
best from latin, several european and russian languages.
L1071[18:16:47] <ds84182> <S3>
Esperanto
estas facila lingvo
L1072[18:16:59] <Estaban> ...
L1073[18:17:00] <vifino> Temia: *sniff* I
smell google translate.
L1074[18:17:02] <S3> yes Esperanto is an
easy language
L1075[18:17:06] <S3> as ds84182 just
said
L1076[18:17:16] <Temia> Vifino: well duh
:V
L1077[18:17:19] <scj643> I'm learning
Japanese
L1078[18:17:20] <Temia> Si desea un
servidor OpenComputers, prueba el modpack TPPI2.
L1079[18:17:29] <Estaban> u.u
enderman
L1080[18:17:30] <S3> and it looks like
Esperanto is now available on duolingo!
L1081[18:17:31] <scj643> Harder than
anything your doing
L1082[18:17:36] <S3> so you guys can
start learning Esperanto :)
L1083[18:17:39] <Estaban> cual es la ip
temia?
L1084[18:17:56] <scj643> Japanese is more
worth it imho because I like anime
L1085[18:17:59] <vifino> And I must say,
at least from his comments, he seems to at least use google
translate too. He commented that my spanish wasn't that bad.
:P
L1086[18:18:15] <S3> lol!
L1087[18:18:29] <Temia> No tengo una IP
para usted. Vas a tener que encontrar un servidor TPPI2 ti
mismo.
L1088[18:18:32] <Estaban> 1,2,3,4,5,6 6
crepers!!!!
L1089[18:18:41] <S3> I use translate when
esperanto gets really messy
L1090[18:18:46] <S3> because I'm not
perfect at it
L1091[18:19:05] <S3> but for the most
part it is very simple
L1092[18:19:10] <scj643> 元気 translate
that
L1093[18:19:16] <vifino> And I barely
managed to say anything but that we don't talk anything but english
here :P
L1094[18:19:18] <S3> I do not have
unicode
L1095[18:19:31] <scj643>
What!!!!!!!!
L1096[18:19:42] <scj643> dang so my
Japanese is nothing
L1097[18:19:43] <Temia> TPPI2 está
disponible en el FTB Launcher.
L1098[18:19:51] <S3> unicode is a
pain
L1099[18:19:51] <vifino> Yeah, I didn't
like spanish anymore since the third year.. Teacher changed, went
from 2's to 5 and 6's.. :/
L1100[18:20:10] <scj643> What's wrong
with Unicode
L1101[18:20:15] <S3> nothing
L1102[18:20:22] <Estaban> aaaahh :c no
tengo el launcher ftb se nesecita cuenta premium y no tengo
:C
L1103[18:20:26] <scj643> Coming from the
guy using an iPad to IRC
L1104[18:20:43] <S3> I just dont like how
its a pain to get working properly with irssi and guess what-
urxvt! wtf! lol
L1105[18:20:47] <vifino> Ahh,
"free" minecraft..
L1106[18:20:51] <vifino> Welp.
L1107[18:20:58] <Estaban> :U
L1108[18:21:04] <vifino> :X
L1109[18:21:19] <S3> scj643: ipad?
L1110[18:21:22] <S3> I do not have an
ipad
L1111[18:21:23] <Estaban> bueno chau me
voy a matar arañas :D
L1112[18:21:27] <scj643> In romaji its
genki
L1113[18:21:33] <scj643> I'm on an
iPad
L1114[18:21:33] <S3> I do not own a
single apple product I can name
L1115[18:21:41] <S3> wait
L1116[18:21:47]
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L1117[18:21:48] <S3> I do have an apple
II somewhere..
L1118[18:21:52] <scj643> Got it through a
grant
L1119[18:21:59] <Estaban> bye i go to
kill some spiders >:D
L1120[18:22:05]
⇦ Quits: Estaban
(~estaban@r167-56-212-217.dialup.adsl.anteldata.net.uy) (Remote
host closed the connection)
L1121[18:22:09] <S3> wtf wasa that
L1122[18:22:16] <vifino> Google
translate, duh.
L1123[18:22:24] <S3> what a troll
L1124[18:22:27] <vifino> ...
L1125[18:22:36] <vifino> What the fuck is
wrong with you, S3?
L1127[18:22:53] <scj643> S3 want to get
the mod pack setup
L1128[18:23:11] <S3> I can later. going
grocery shopping soon
L1129[18:23:13] <Temia> Me temo que no
podemos ayudarle, Esteban. Comunidad Minecraft de EsperNet es en su
mayorÃa usuarios premium.
L1130[18:23:39] <vifino> First you talk
esperanto to someone only talking spanish from Uruguay, then you
say "what a troll" to someone using google translate to
talk english with us, who mostly use google translate to translate
what he sais?
L1131[18:23:53] <scj643> Dang
L1132[18:24:00] <Temia> Oop, didn't
notice he left.
L1133[18:24:01] <Temia> OH WELL
L1134[18:24:05] *
Temia flops.
L1135[18:24:11] <scj643> S3 what was the
mods that I need to add
L1136[18:24:16] *
vifino picks up Temia and pets
L1137[18:24:22] <vifino> At least you
tried hard.
L1138[18:24:24] <vifino> A+.
L1139[18:24:55] <scj643> S3
L1140[18:25:07] <Temia> Well, someone was
going to have to make an effort to speak with him, I may as well
try with what little I had. .-.
L1141[18:25:37] <Temia> Anyway it looks
like he didn't use Google Translate for that last line -- he likely
turned to his own English knowledge, or a lesser translator like
Bing.
L1142[18:25:40] <vifino> And I tried to
tell him that we only talk english here and that we most likely
can't help him :c
L1143[18:25:48] <scj643> Now there is a
#cryptography in espernet
L1144[18:26:02] <vifino> Yeah, something
like that, Temia.
L1145[18:26:15] <Temia> Ah well.
L1146[18:26:25] <Temia> Situation
resolved either way.
L1147[18:26:27] <vifino> I tried to write
"Estaban: No hay much que hacer.. :/", but he left
shortly before i hit enter :(
L1148[18:26:31] <scj643> I got my own
setup of my own root certificate
L1149[18:26:45] <scj643> S3 you
there?
L1150[18:26:45] <Temia> Albeit, in the
immortal words of Roger Smith
L1151[18:26:47] <Temia> NO SIDE.
L1152[18:26:48] <Temia> :|
L1153[18:27:32] <scj643> Oh he popped in
to #cryptography
L1154[18:27:55] <Temia> Oh dear.
L1155[18:28:19] <scj643> 7:26:16 PM
<S3> best crypto: iterate through chars
L1156[18:28:33] <scj643> 7:26:17 PM
<S3> shift <
L1157[18:28:54] <scj643> He is probably
using znc or another bouncer
L1158[18:29:08] <vifino> that's pretty
much caesar in a nutshell.
L1159[18:29:35] <vifino> wait, I'm
probably derping hard
L1160[18:29:39] <vifino> i dont even
know
L1161[18:29:46] <vifino> I'll sleep
.-.
L1162[18:29:54] *
Temia ties a triangle-patterned headband around Vifino's
brow
L1163[18:29:56] <Temia> 'w'
L1164[18:30:01] *
Temia giggleflee
L1165[18:30:22] <vifino> '.'
L1166[18:31:38] <Dashkal> 'giggleflee'.
Ok, that needs to be a real expression now.
L1167[18:32:37] <vifino> I imagined it
like Temiamoo walked on her toes, just like she would be sneaking
like in comics and stuff, giggeling. '.'
L1168[18:33:00] <scj643> Computer is #10
most used word in this chat
L1169[18:35:07]
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L1170[18:35:41] <esteban> hola?
L1171[18:37:01] <vifino> Buenos noches,
esteban.
L1172[18:37:17] <vifino> ( notches? x.x
)
L1174[18:37:37] <scj643> Especially on my
iPad
L1175[18:37:52] <esteban> :U
L1176[18:38:20] <esteban> de donde eres?
vifino
L1177[18:38:45] <esteban> UUUHHh un zombi
en mi puerta
L1178[18:39:15] <vifino> esteban:
Alemania :)
L1179[18:39:30] <esteban> aaaaa
L1180[18:39:35] <esteban> yo de
uruguay
L1182[18:39:38] <Temia> :>
L1183[18:40:40] <vifino> esteban: Que
hora es?
L1184[18:42:57] <Temia> Also Vifino
L1185[18:43:07] <Temia> Technically I'm
always walking on my toes
L1186[18:43:13] <Temia> Cuz' as a
minotaur I got hooooves `o`
L1187[18:43:49] <vifino> Oh you.. You
know what I meant.. x.x
L1188[18:44:43] <vifino> And holy fudge,
my spanish is rusty. I should check my spelling and stuff with
google translate.. I mean, it can't get much worse :X
L1189[18:44:48] <Temia> :B
L1190[18:44:49] <scj643> Anime
L1192[18:45:20] <vifino> Aaand I should
use ¿'s, since I got them mapped to a key..
L1193[18:45:23] <Dashkal> Fine then.
Temia sneaking away en pointe
L1194[18:45:34] <vifino> I also have
accent keys..
L1195[18:45:49] <vifino> I always sucked
at accents and stuffs :D
L1196[18:46:17] <Temia> If I wasn't just
copypasting I'd be using my Alt-Gr deadkeys too but ah well.
L1197[18:46:30] *
Temia chibimooflops on Vifino's head. rubs ears. =w=
L1198[18:46:56] *
vifino purrs
L1199[18:47:14] <scj643> I have an iPad
it has those built in
L1200[18:47:46] <vifino> You also have
autocorrection, but it doesn't place dots for you. :X
L1201[18:48:11] <scj643> Lol
L1202[18:48:21] <scj643> Shouldn't assume
you want a dot
L1203[18:49:09] <vifino> No, but you
should place one at the end of your sentences. :v
L1204[18:52:02] <vifino> Anyways.
Sleeeeeeeeeep.
L1205[18:54:06] *
vifino curls up and sleeps
L1206[18:56:19] <Ekoserin> Avast!, what
the fuck? Stop judging my life choices.
L1207[19:07:44] <S3> ok back
L1208[19:07:49] <S3> and Ekoserin is
here
L1209[19:07:56] <Ekoserin> I am.
L1211[19:08:06] <S3> suggestions.
L1212[19:08:34] <Ekoserin> Okay.
L1213[19:08:37] <S3> should SOPT support
full inline subpartitions (complex and slower) or logical boundries
(fast runtime and easy to implement, even on an eeprom)
L1214[19:09:07] <Temia> Pros and cons of
each choice?
L1215[19:09:27] <Temia> Though you could
just toss it all and instead spend your time writing a Creeper-tan
visual novel.
L1216[19:09:40] <S3> so with full
subpartitions, my design has a logical infinite number of
subpartitions inside of subpartitions you cvan have
L1217[19:10:16] <S3> cons: why would you
do that. 2. it's slower to work with. 3. implementations may not
fit as easilyt on eeproms. 4. Operating systems may have trouble
making a tree in /dev for them
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L1219[19:10:38] <Temia> It sounds like
you're really not sold on the idea yourself, even]
L1220[19:10:39] <S3> with logical block
boundries, it is easy to parse, easy to support, but it only
supports one level of depth.
L1221[19:10:49] <S3> I'm not
L1222[19:11:12] <S3> but it allows you to
do for example easy manipulation of virtual OC machines once the
virt stuff comes out
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L1225[19:11:22] <Temia> Well, keeping in
mind that our maximum possible space with default code is...
12MBs
L1226[19:11:32] <Temia> I don't think we
need to worry about partioning that much.
L1227[19:11:37] <scj643> Yeah
L1228[19:11:42] <S3> why do you say
that
L1229[19:11:48] <Temia> Er
L1230[19:11:50] <Temia>
s/code/config
L1231[19:11:50] <Kibibyte> <Temia>
Well, keeping in mind that our maximum possible space with default
config is... 12MBs
L1232[19:11:51] <scj643> If you need that
much storage change the configs
L1233[19:12:02] <S3> Temia: SOPT supports
multi disk partitioning
L1234[19:12:07] <S3> as of 0.0.0
L1235[19:12:12] <scj643> Lol
L1236[19:12:14] <S3> it allows you to
cluster disks
L1237[19:12:19] <S3> even if over a
network
L1238[19:12:21] <scj643> Does it support
software raid
L1239[19:12:29] <S3> of course not.
L1240[19:12:47] <S3> we all know that IRL
software raid is better anyways in terms of features :PO
L1241[19:12:52] <S3> just not speed
L1242[19:12:59] <scj643> Then why use it
partitioning is useful in what way in OC
L1243[19:13:13] <esteban> wem
L1244[19:13:27] <S3> well it already
exists
L1245[19:13:28] <scj643> Also do you want
to get a pack setup so we all can work on this
L1246[19:13:35] <Temia> I don't see a
need to simply define seperate logical disks with a single layer of
partioning then, if splitting across disks is a thing
L1247[19:13:37] <S3> SOPT verson 0 is
already out
L1248[19:13:45] <S3> and somebody already
has an implementation
L1249[19:13:48] <Temia> Er
L1250[19:13:53] <esteban> Hola
L1251[19:13:54] <Temia> I don't see a
need that can't be solved by
L1252[19:13:57] <Temia> Blaugh.
L1253[19:14:01] <Temia> Maybe I should
caffeinate more
L1254[19:14:04] <esteban> XD
L1255[19:14:09] <esteban> f
L1256[19:14:10] <esteban> f
L1257[19:14:10] <esteban> f
L1258[19:14:10] <esteban> f
L1259[19:14:11] <esteban> f
L1260[19:14:11] <scj643> We can all work
together on one server if we can get a pack running
L1261[19:14:12] <esteban> f
L1262[19:14:12] <Temia> My fingers and my
brain are simply not working.
L1263[19:14:13] <esteban> f
L1264[19:14:14] <esteban> f
L1265[19:14:15] <esteban> f
L1266[19:14:15] <esteban> f
L1267[19:14:16] <esteban> f
L1268[19:14:17] <esteban> f
L1269[19:14:18] <scj643> Damn
L1270[19:14:19] <Temia> Esteban, don't
spam.
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L1272[19:14:27] <S3> there are a couple
of purposes for using partitions Temia
L1273[19:14:33] <S3> for one it makes it
easier for me to code OCBSD
L1274[19:14:38] <Temia> I didn't argue
it
L1276[19:14:47] <Temia> That was
Scj.
L1277[19:14:47] <S3> oh yeah scj643
did
L1278[19:15:02] <scj643> Makes sense.
Now
L1279[19:15:04] <Temia> I can understand
partitions just fine, particularly as a primary Linux user.
L1280[19:15:19] <Temia> But infinite
recursion seems a bit excessive.
L1281[19:15:20] <S3> in general it is
true
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L1283[19:15:27] <S3> you can install
OCBSD on a volume with no partition table
L1284[19:15:32] <S3> and just use MR.FS
on it or something
L1285[19:15:45] <S3> but once
virtualization starts working
L1286[19:15:48] <scj643> S3 you want me
to get a pack set up
L1287[19:15:52] <S3> and OCBSD can be
used to run virt servers in minecraft
L1288[19:16:04] <S3> oh yeah about that,
where are we at
L1289[19:16:14] <scj643> Still need
links
L1290[19:16:19] <Temia> At that point you
may as well just define multiple logical disks and then partition
them.
L1291[19:16:22] <S3> but once virt is
working SOPT partitions can be useful for making VPS
containers
L1292[19:16:23] <scj643> You never sent
them to me
L1293[19:16:37] <Temia> Rather than one
unwieldy, hard to back up, massive logical disk broken into more
and more partitions .-.
L1294[19:16:56] <S3> Temia: well. SOPT
does have a feature I think you'd like.
L1295[19:16:58] <scj643> For the
immersive engineering and add on
L1296[19:17:07] <Mimiru> I linked
it.
L1297[19:17:17] <scj643> Didn't get
it
L1298[19:17:19] <S3> so let's say we go
with logical volume boundries instead which I sort of favor the
more I think of it
L1300[19:17:35] <scj643> Ok
L1301[19:17:36] <S3> let's say that you
have a SOPT compatible eeprom bootloader
L1302[19:17:44] <S3> bootloader
eeprom*
L1303[19:18:08] <scj643> 1 thing is the
pack had to run on even the shittiest of machines 2.2 ghz dual core
pentium and up
L1304[19:18:11] <Temia> We get what you
mean.
L1305[19:18:12] <S3> if you change the
bit so that they aren't GPT partition types, it will use local
namespace
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L1307[19:18:45] <S3> and one of the
partition types is unnamed so far, but it represents a partition
that is literally just lua code, that ends with \0
L1308[19:18:58] <S3> unless I specify
otherwise to fix it
L1309[19:19:19] <S3> this is useful
because it allows for you to segment a side block that is part of
your OS volume just for boot code
L1310[19:19:32] <S3> and the eeprom
doesn't have to know the underlying filesystem your OS is on
L1311[19:19:46] <S3> and when you remove
the primary partition
L1312[19:19:47] <scj643> Ok
L1313[19:19:51] <S3> all of them go
away
L1314[19:19:57] <S3> or move it,
etc
L1315[19:21:14] <S3> but a benefit of
SOPT is that partitions can span multiple drives.
L1316[19:23:15] <scj643> That sounds
nice
L1317[19:25:47] <S3> scj643: Do you have
much experience with FreeBSD
L1319[19:25:51] <S3> or BSDs in
general
L1320[19:25:55] <scj643> Nope
L1321[19:25:57] <S3> FreeBSD makes use of
subpartitions with UFS
L1322[19:26:00] <S3> and such
L1323[19:26:23] <S3> and so for
consistency that's why I wanted something for that
L1324[19:26:30] <S3> I didn't want to
write my own filesystem
L1325[19:26:39] <S3> since I will be
using Magik6k's Mr. FS
L1326[19:27:19] <scj643> Nice
L1327[19:27:34] <gamax92> canadida
L1328[19:28:46] <S3> disks will use the
um driver, so if you have a disk with 4 partitions , the 2nd
logical boundry of that partition on that disk, if it is the first
disk will be /dev/um0p3s1
L1329[19:29:01] <S3> it's a way of
framing it so that the OS doesn't have to do extra work on the
filesystem layer
L1330[19:29:28] <S3> (um stands for
unmanaged)
L1331[19:29:51] <sugoi> um is also used
in unmanaged speach
L1332[19:29:54] <sugoi> speech
L1333[19:30:10] <Temia> I'm guessing
managed disks will not show up as block devices in turn.
L1334[19:36:18] <S3> no they will not.
but OCBSD will handle it as a special device.
L1335[19:36:31] <S3> it will still be in
/dev
L1336[19:36:53] <S3> teh OCBSD filesystem
drivers adhere to a FUSE like API
L1337[19:37:04] <scj643> Dev is
amazing
L1338[19:38:09] <Temia> Mm
L1339[19:40:19] <S3> I dunno if I will
100% go with the block char / special device setup though
L1340[19:40:25] <S3> since FreeBSD just
deprecated it
L1341[19:40:37] <S3> they're using this
new system they call "newbus"
L1342[19:41:14] <S3> as quoted:
"However, in the versions of FreeBSD 4.0 and onward the
distinction between block and character devices became
non-existent."
L1343[19:41:27] <S3> so not recent that's
ancient
L1344[19:52:04] <Ekoserin> I think
Command Prompt looks really ugly in Windows 10.
L1345[19:52:28] <scj643> I love it
L1346[19:52:39] <scj643>
Transparency
L1347[19:53:03] <Ekoserin> Very.
L1348[19:53:18] <scj643> Ctrl-v
L1349[19:54:49] <Ekoserin> Ah, changed
the font settings. Looks a lot better now.
L1350[19:55:16] <scj643> Yeah
L1351[19:58:46] <scj643> S3 do you think
you could setup the MC server
L1352[19:59:00] <scj643> Going to be
using the latest forge
L1353[19:59:01] <Reika> Random
question
L1354[19:59:06] <scj643> Shoot
L1355[19:59:14] <Reika> Can I specify
"generally accessible functions" to OC
L1356[19:59:15] <Reika> ie
L1357[19:59:42] <Reika> a function that
takes a String fluid name and returns an int representing its
color
L1358[19:59:50] *
scj643 takes bullet into the chest
L1359[20:00:04] <scj643> I have no
clue
L1360[20:00:12] <Reika> I could easily do
it on a TileEntity
L1361[20:00:21] <Reika> but having it
there seems ugly
L1362[20:00:35] <ds84182> Reika: Nope,
you can't make globally accessible apis, unfortunately
L1363[20:03:08] <gamax92> provided that
code that takes a fluid name and gets a color from that can be
done, I don't entirely see why it's impossible
L1364[20:03:27] <Reika> Well, I wanted to
do it javaisde
L1365[20:03:47] <Reika> but that means
registering the method to OC
L1366[20:03:51] <Reika> on a TileEntity
is easy
L1367[20:04:08] <Reika> but if I wanted
something general
L1368[20:04:13] <Reika> I would have to
hack it
L1369[20:04:53] <gamax92> oh, well yeah.
I don't believe Sangar has considered doing an api for something
like that.
L1370[20:05:14] <S3> phew
L1371[20:05:19] <S3> I hope this server
comes back up
L1372[20:05:33] <scj643> What
server?
L1373[20:05:48] <S3> one at work
L1374[20:05:52] <scj643> Oh
L1375[20:05:56] <S3> I replaced the
kernel
L1376[20:06:05] <S3> with a custom one I
built and packed with Xen
L1377[20:06:44] <scj643> You did test it
right?
L1378[20:06:54] <gamax92> should have
backed it up, incase things go wrong
L1379[20:06:56] <S3> sigh
L1380[20:07:00] <gamax92> didn't you ever
learn from DUAL BIOS?>
L1382[20:07:13] <S3> it did come up
L1383[20:07:15] <S3> it just did
L1384[20:07:25] <S3> I've been doing this
for so long gamax92
L1386[20:07:40] <S3> besides I go in
tomoorrow
L1387[20:08:21] <scj643> This has nothing
to do with bios
L1388[20:08:23] <S3> come on ssh
L1389[20:08:37] <scj643> My laptop is
faster
L1390[20:09:01] <gamax92> scj643: that
wasn't the point
L1391[20:09:03] <gamax92> the point was
DUAL
L1392[20:09:26] <scj643> No bios has
nothing to do with the kernel
L1393[20:09:33] <gamax92> ...
L1394[20:09:37] <Mimiru> ._.
L1395[20:09:42] <S3> okay wtf are you
guys arguing
L1396[20:09:44] <gamax92> Mimiru: I want
to stab it
L1397[20:09:57] <S3> I compiled a new
kernel
L1398[20:10:03] <S3> packed it with xen,
added it to lilo and rebooted
L1399[20:10:06] <S3> what's the big
deal
L1400[20:10:19] <S3> if it didn't work it
doesn't work, I didn't feel like adding a failover rule
L1401[20:10:32] <S3> since I am walking
in tomorrow and this server isn't production yet
L1402[20:10:47] <S3> everything is fine
now except that ssh isn't running..
L1403[20:11:06] <scj643> Lol that's the
worst thing that can happen on a VPS
L1405[20:11:14] <scj643> Or any remote
stuff
L1406[20:11:21] <scj643> Kill ssh and
your screwed
L1407[20:11:25] <S3> I know I set the
port number this morning
L1408[20:11:39] <gamax92> scj643: unless
you don't use ssh for remote access
L1409[20:11:43] <scj643> What is zetta
industries
L1410[20:11:44] <S3> but before I
rebooted I checked to see that rc.ssh was executable
L1411[20:11:56] <scj643> I use ssh for
ssh and sftp
L1412[20:12:02] <S3> I'm port scanning
like craxzy
L1413[20:12:06] <S3> to see if I typoed
the port
L1414[20:12:15] <scj643> Lol
L1415[20:12:16] <S3> wshould be boobs
backwards on a calculator
L1416[20:12:33] <scj643> Lol
L1417[20:13:16] <S3> ~9 -[=89/>I have
a feeling ssh didn't pull up on its own
L1418[20:13:29] <S3> but the good news
is..
L1419[20:13:33] <S3> WE HAVE XEN!
L1420[20:13:43] <scj643> Yah
L1421[20:13:50] <S3> now we can do our
virt farm
L1422[20:14:35] <S3> its actually really
freaky
L1423[20:14:38] <S3> because due to
resources
L1424[20:14:43] <S3> this server is only
temporary
L1425[20:14:48] <S3> as soon as we move
stuff aorund
L1426[20:14:59] <S3> we're moving this
entire virt server installation to another server
L1427[20:15:07] <scj643> Wow
L1428[20:15:07] <S3> but that's why I
packed it in lvm :D
L1429[20:15:25] <scj643> Soon we will
have a mod pack
L1430[20:16:19] <S3> cool
L1431[20:16:26] <S3> mc server is NOT
going on work servers
L1433[20:16:41] <S3> if you were
wondering
L1434[20:17:08] <S3> is it a curse
pack?
L1435[20:17:51] <scj643> I know
L1437[20:17:59] <scj643> It isn't going
on work servers
L1438[20:18:04] <S3> oh lol
L1439[20:18:29] <scj643> Not putting it
on curse because I'm not taking the time to go over licenses
L1440[20:18:44] <S3> I can't use it
anyweays
L1441[20:19:03] <S3> in fact I can't even
use FTB, I can download the pack, but I have to prt it to the
official launcher
L1442[20:19:13] <scj643> Multi mc
pack
L1443[20:19:14] <S3> friend of mine and I
recently forked FTBLauncher from git
L1444[20:19:30] <S3> and I haven't
finished the FreeBSD patches for multiMC on git either :P
L1445[20:19:55] <S3> I had it mostly
finished
L1446[20:22:11] <scj643> Oh
L1447[20:22:21] <S3> its fine
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L1449[20:22:26] <scj643> FreeBSD doesn't
like MC
L1450[20:22:44] <S3> not really, it's
more that a: multiMC is a portable C++ program
L1451[20:22:51] <S3> and that means that
it has a LOT of support for many systems
L1452[20:22:55] <S3> it's not really
"portable"
L1453[20:23:04] <S3> FreeBSD was
unsupported so I took on that project
L1454[20:23:41] <S3> MC in general
doesn't like FreeBSD because the idiot who write Minecraft decided
to ship with lwjgl libraries and doesn't check the running system
for them first, the moron.
L1455[20:24:11] <S3> so we FreeBSD users
have to write a wrapper that encapsulates the java executable
L1456[20:24:17] <S3> and passes the lwjgl
path to the system path
L1457[20:24:30] <S3> and then tell
minecraft thats where the java binary is installed
L1458[20:24:50] <scj643> I'm sticking
with Ubuntu and Debian derivatives for now
L1459[20:25:10] <scj643> Pack is mostly
all set
L1460[20:25:12] <S3> FreeBSD is not Linux
:_)
L1461[20:25:42] <scj643> Is it at least
*nix
L1462[20:26:04] <S3> it's way more than
that :)
L1463[20:26:18] <S3> BSD is actually
-technically- a true UNIX
L1464[20:26:56] <S3> it's because BSD was
a 1:1 rewrite of AT&T UNIX itself, by, a friend of ken
thompson
L1465[20:27:11] <scj643> Wow
L1466[20:27:23] <S3> the functions were
rewritten to not have the AT&T proprietary copyrights
L1467[20:27:30] <scj643> Well in the pack
we can have telephone like poles
L1468[20:27:32] <S3> and ken was okay
with that
L1469[20:27:47] <S3> yes? because we have
ZI and IE right?
L1470[20:27:47] <Mimiru> ZI adds OC
wires, and lots of other neat stuff
L1472[20:27:54] <scj643> I got that
L1473[20:27:56] <S3> cool
L1474[20:28:01] <S3> also lets you run
power
L1475[20:28:02] <scj643> Going to remove
ic2
L1476[20:28:20] <S3> immersive
integration gives you redstone bundle cable and applied energistics
wires for it but
L1477[20:28:21] <Mimiru> Do you have
AE2?
L1478[20:28:32] <Mimiru> Yeah I was abotu
to ask if you had II :P
L1479[20:29:00] <S3> do we need it on a
creative server?
L1480[20:29:41] <scj643> That's up to you
I'm just making the pack
L1481[20:29:58] <S3> up to
community
L1482[20:30:10] <scj643> Yep
L1483[20:30:52] <scj643> Should I include
CC so we can use the peripheral add ones
L1484[20:31:03] <S3> you know we (9600)
also host the official xkcd server :D
L1485[20:31:06] <S3> for MC
L1486[20:31:18] <scj643> Xkcd?
L1487[20:31:24] <S3> yeah xkcd has a
server
L1488[20:31:25] <Mimiru> %xkcd
L1490[20:31:27] <S3> an mc server
L1491[20:31:53] <scj643> Ok
L1492[20:33:04] <scj643> Idk about that
server but with this it would be fore people in the IRC and
forums
L1493[20:33:26] <S3> anuone having
netflix problems?
L1494[20:33:52] <S3> apparently a massive
ammount of people are complainingh
L1495[20:36:05] <scj643> I'm not
L1496[20:36:24] <dangranos> %xkcd 1
L1498[20:36:32] <dangranos> %xkcd
time
L1499[20:36:32] <MichiBot> dangranos:
Invalid ID
L1500[20:36:35] <dangranos> meh
L1501[20:36:46] <Mimiru> Yeah... I've not
finished it yet
L1502[20:37:05] <Mimiru> It will show the
comic name if you link one though.. lol
L1503[20:37:18] <ds84182> Mimiru:
context2relevantxkcd
L1504[20:37:24] <ds84182>
dooooeeeet
L1505[20:37:41] <Mimiru> nah
L1506[20:37:56] <ds84182> I'll just have
to abuse Boop then
L1508[20:38:10] <scj643> The pack
L1509[20:39:11] <ds84182> So first I need
to scrape all the JSON files from XKCD
L1510[20:40:31] <scj643> I need to parse
json from pushbullet
L1512[20:41:18] <ds84182> Works in every
single version of Lua 5.1+
L1513[20:41:32] <scj643> Nice
L1514[20:45:19] <scj643> My headphones
are off balance
L1515[20:49:33] <ds84182> Yay, scraper
works
L1516[20:53:41] <S3> I get really mad
when music players, etc do not have a balance adjustment
L1517[20:54:02] <scj643> Yeah
L1518[20:54:08] <ds84182> Ok, so all XKCD
json files are scrapped
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L1520[20:59:39] <Reika> Another
question
L1521[20:59:45] <Reika> the documentation
says bit32 is supported
L1522[20:59:59] <Reika> but when I try to
use it ingame, it says "attempted to access global 'bit', a
nil value"
L1523[21:00:21] <Reika> I have the 'local
bit32 = require("bit32")' line
L1524[21:00:49] <S3> 5.3?
L1525[21:01:07] <S3> afaik bit32 is
supported on 5.2
L1526[21:01:20] <S3> but you can use
bitwise operators on 5.3
L1527[21:01:29] <S3> like ^ and ~ and
>>, <<, |, &, etc
L1528[21:02:12] <RaptorJeebus_> alright,
i have a question, i've never had to work with 2 monitors before,
how do i make it not using the second monitor as a primary, i only
want it to render text
L1529[21:02:21] <RaptorJeebus_> not
use*
L1530[21:02:44] <Reika> I have no idea
what lua version I am using
L1531[21:02:49] <Reika> Just OC
1.4.9
L1533[21:03:04] <S3> Reika: you can
switch between them by shift clicking with a cpu in hand
L1534[21:03:09] <Reika> oh
L1535[21:03:11] <Reika> which is
default
L1536[21:03:21] <S3> I think 5.3 but
don't take my word for it
L1537[21:03:28] <Mimiru> iirc, it's
5.2
L1538[21:03:40] <S3> either way bit32 is
definately on 5.2
L1539[21:04:22] <Mimiru> It should tell
you if you start the lua interpreter
L1540[21:05:29] <Reika> 5.2.3
L1541[21:05:32] <Reika> changing it
now
L1542[21:06:18] <Reika> shift-right-click
just says "Architechture: Lua"
L1544[21:06:40] <Mimiru> Wasn't that
added in OC 1.5..?
L1545[21:06:44] <S3> shift left
click?
L1546[21:06:45] <Reika> oh
L1547[21:06:52] <S3> I dunno which it
was
L1548[21:07:02] <Reika> shift-left does
nothing
L1549[21:07:07] <Temia> Yeah, Lua 5.3
wasn't implemented yet.
L1550[21:07:09] <S3> huh. works for
me
L1551[21:07:18] <Reika> ok, but even
still, bit32 was not working
L1552[21:07:20] <Reika> even in 5.2
L1553[21:07:32] <S3> maybe bit32 wasn't
available for that OC version
L1554[21:07:38] <S3> you should seriously
update
L1555[21:07:46] <Reika> can I safely do
it
L1556[21:07:57] <S3> well..
L1557[21:07:59] <Temia> Yes, there's zero
danger.
L1558[21:08:06] <Reika> eg no API
changes?
L1559[21:08:11] <S3> you running
1.7.10?
L1560[21:08:11] <Temia> Nothing has been
changed or removed.
L1561[21:08:13] <Reika> Soyes
L1562[21:08:15] <Reika> >>yes
L1563[21:08:22] <Reika> ok,
updating
L1564[21:08:24] <Temia> I'm surprised.
You're usually so insistent that folks update your mods.
L1565[21:08:27] <S3> \yeash then just use
latest :D
L1567[21:08:46] <Reika> Yes, but I was
not aware of an OC update until this morning
L1568[21:08:53] <Temia> Ah. o.o
L1569[21:09:02] <S3> I've been using 5.3
in OC for over a couple months
L1570[21:09:04] <Temia> I believe OC does
have an update checker... Unless that's relatively recent
too.
L1571[21:09:09] <Mimiru> duuuude, 1.5 has
been out for aaaages
L1572[21:09:22] <S3> 1.5.01_beta !
L1573[21:10:00] <Mimiru> February was the
first 1.5 release
L1574[21:10:00] <Mimiru> wow..
L1575[21:10:22] <Reika> 1.5.17.33?
L1576[21:10:24] <Temia> Well anyway, no
big deal. It's dealt with now.
L1577[21:10:27] <Reika> Everything newer
is 1.8
L1578[21:10:28] <Temia> That should be
latest, yeah
L1579[21:10:32] <S3> Reika: I dunno
whatever is latest
L1580[21:11:04] <Temia> OC development in
1.7.10 hasn't ceased, so I'm pretty sure any version differences
are just platform-specific bugfixes.
L1581[21:11:07] <Mimiru> yes, .33 is the
latest "release"
L1582[21:11:24]
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L1584[21:12:13] <Ekoserin> NVIDIA!
L1585[21:12:22] <Ekoserin> Darn
you!
L1586[21:13:37]
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L1588[21:16:03] <Reika> Is log spam of
"Bad Permanent value" normal?
L1589[21:16:14] <Reika>
ChunkProviderServer.loadChunk is involved
L1590[21:16:31] <Reika> no
crash...yet
L1591[21:16:50] <Temia> ...That's... new
to me. o.o
L1592[21:17:22] <Temia> Did you have a
robot with a chunkloader upgrade set out?
L1593[21:17:49] <Reika> no robots in
world at all
L1594[21:17:55] <S3> Reika: any error in
Java is normal
L1595[21:17:59] <S3> that's why it's
called Java
L1596[21:18:02] <Reika> ...
L1597[21:18:18] <Reika> Also, possibly
related, server is taking far longer in the "looks up but is
not connectable" phase
L1598[21:18:22] <S3> Eatin memories one
stick o' ram at a time
L1599[21:18:36] <Reika> ie. the phase
where the number of players is "???"
L1601[21:19:32] <S3> that means there's
an unknown ammount of players
L1602[21:19:33] <Temia> Dump the log
somewhere? This is intriguing.
L1603[21:19:33] <S3> lol jk
L1604[21:19:35] <S3> whats your texture
pack
L1605[21:19:37] <gamax92> bit32 has been
there since the beginning ... also OpenOS provides bit32 when
you're on 5.3
L1606[21:20:03] <Reika> part of the
log
L1608[21:20:07] <Reika> whole thing is
37MB
L1609[21:20:11] <Reika> and rising
L1610[21:20:11] <S3> gamax92 as been here
since the end
L1611[21:20:21] <Reika> S3: Texture pack
is a custom one
L1612[21:20:35] <S3> O M G WTF
L1613[21:20:41] <S3> WHAT IS THAT UGLY
OPERATING SYSTEM
L1614[21:20:48] <Reika> Some linux
thing
L1615[21:20:51] <Reika> ask
Demosthenex
L1616[21:20:58] <S3> gyg,
L1617[21:21:01] <S3> huh.
L1618[21:21:04] <gamax92> Reika: I think
that might be old persistent data not fully compatible with newer
OC
L1619[21:21:11] <S3> what's Linux?
L1620[21:21:19] <Reika> ...I was told I
could safely update
L1621[21:21:43] <gamax92> what was your
old version though
L1622[21:21:47] <Reika> 1.4.9
L1623[21:21:52] <Mimiru> I went from 1.4.
something to 1.5 with little issue.
L1624[21:22:08] <Ivoah> "THAT UGLY
OPERATING SYSTEM" is Windows, logged into a (presumably) linux
box
L1625[21:22:14] <Temia> I wonder if
there's some yet-undiscovered interaction bug going on here.
L1626[21:22:30] <Reika> I can give you
the modlist
L1627[21:22:31] <S3> What's Linux?
L1628[21:22:41] <Ivoah> S3: you
serious?
L1629[21:22:50] <gamax92> no he's not
serious >_>
L1630[21:22:51] <Temia> No, he
isn't.
L1631[21:22:53] <S3> sure
L1632[21:22:54] <Ivoah> good
L1633[21:22:54] <Temia> He's just pulling
your leg
L1634[21:23:00] <Reika> Trying another
reboot
L1635[21:23:03] <Ivoah> gimme my leg
back
L1636[21:23:06] <Reika> Had to Ctrl-C the
server though
L1638[21:23:34] <Ekoserin> S3, could you
not pull as hard? It's gonna come off if you keep doing that.
L1639[21:23:35] <Temia> Actually, hang
on. Something might be going on with the machine state. Were you in
the midst of anything when you brought it down for updating?
L1640[21:23:45] <S3> Ekoserin: meh
L1641[21:23:53] *
Ekoserin is now AFK
L1642[21:23:54] <S3> I really do want to
know what this Linux is all about though
L1643[21:24:11] <S3> someday..
L1644[21:24:18] <Ekoserin> It's an OS for
hackers.
L1645[21:24:24] <S3> really now
L1646[21:24:27] <S3> hackers
L1648[21:24:35] <Ekoserin> Hackers.
L1649[21:24:38] <S3> Reika: HACKER!
L1650[21:24:48] <S3> There is a hacker in
this channel ^^^^
L1651[21:24:48] *
Ekoserin is AFK for real this time
L1652[21:24:49] <Temia> Might want to
rename your server's opencomputers/state directory to something
innocuous and try again.
L1653[21:25:05] <Reika> Log is acting the
same
L1654[21:25:19] <Reika> ok, will
try
L1655[21:25:44] <Reika> I assume that
just stores running programs?
L1656[21:25:50] <Reika> I do not care if
I need to reboot the computers
L1657[21:25:51] <Temia> Running systems
in general, yeah.
L1658[21:25:55] <gamax92> Yes
L1659[21:26:05] <Reika> do they auto-boot
when the server launches?
L1660[21:26:10] <Reika> I could make a
startup script
L1661[21:26:12] <Temia> That I'm not
certain about.
L1662[21:26:29] <Temia> Probably,
though.
L1664[21:26:33] <MichiBot> S3:
GUI
interface using visual basic to track the killers IP address
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L1665[21:26:48] <Temia> At least any that
were on when the server was shut down.
L1666[21:27:08] <S3> whos bot is that
btw?
L1667[21:27:17] <Mimiru> Mine
L1669[21:27:25] <S3> can I test it?
L1670[21:27:31] <Reika> New error
L1671[21:27:37] <Reika>
LuaRuntimeException: Could not read data
L1672[21:27:48] <Mimiru> S3, I can easily
just have it ignore you. Your choice.
L1673[21:27:59] <S3> lol!
L1674[21:28:15] <S3> I was going to test
to see if it was vulnerable to the CRLF exploit
L1675[21:28:17] <Reika> Same stacktrace
as the last one
L1676[21:28:24] <S3> that's all
L1677[21:28:24] <Temia> Still
repeating?
L1678[21:28:29] <Reika> less
L1679[21:28:34] <Reika> also happened
later in the loading phase
L1680[21:28:44] <Mimiru> S3, sure..
L1681[21:28:49] <Reika> wait..maybe
not
L1682[21:28:51] <S3> Mimiru: some bots
just spit out HTTP titles verbatim
L1683[21:28:56] <Temia> Well, if it
continues, I'd be worried, but if it happens only in a burst,
that's just the state being invalidated.
L1684[21:29:09] <Reika> Well, the server
is still frozen
L1685[21:29:10] <S3> and if you throw a
\n in there pr \r\n it will send the rest as a seconnd message to
the IRC server
L1686[21:29:16] <Temia> There was
probably a more elegant way to reset machine states
>.>;
L1687[21:29:21] <S3> allowing you to
literally send IRC commands
L1688[21:29:25] <Temia> But I can't think
of it at the moment
L1689[21:29:29] <Temia> Hm.
Concerning.
L1690[21:29:37] <scj643> Reika: wish you
coud do reisub
L1691[21:29:40] <Reika> ?
L1692[21:29:54] <S3> Mimiru: funny
enough, we found this out because we had a bot in our channel
spamming like crazy
L1693[21:29:55] <Temia> Scj, the
MINECRAFT server is still frozen, not the entire VPS
L1694[21:30:08] <scj643> Which one
L1695[21:30:31] <Reika> Temia is
correct
L1696[21:30:35] <S3> so we made it part
the channel :D
L1697[21:30:36] <Reika> SCreen is still
responsive
L1698[21:30:41] <scj643> Pkill -kill Java
problem solved
L1699[21:30:48] <Reika> No
L1700[21:30:55] <scj643> Why not
L1701[21:30:57] *
Temia sighs.
L1702[21:30:59] <Reika> Because the
server is unlaunchable
L1703[21:31:07] <Temia> Scj the fact that
it's frozen isn't the problem
L1704[21:31:11] <Reika> Freezes about 30s
before it would normally complete
L1705[21:31:13] <scj643> Kill -9 -1
L1706[21:31:14] <Temia> It's a symptom of
the actual problem we're trying to solve
L1707[21:31:19] <Reika> right after
NetHandlerPlayServer is loaded
L1708[21:31:30] *
Temia suplexes Scj :E
L1709[21:31:32] <Reika> I know that
because DualHotBar and CC finish their ASM into it
L1710[21:31:43] <S3> ASM...?
L1711[21:31:55] <scj643> Thought this was
Java
L1712[21:31:56] <Reika> Runtime class
editing
L1713[21:32:01] <S3> haha.
L1715[21:32:07] <S3> meta
programming
L1717[21:32:13] <S3> thats tuff is
fun
L1718[21:32:16] <Reika> Necessary if you
want to change existing behavior w/o forge hooks
L1719[21:32:26] <S3> I do a lot of meta
programming with Perl OOP
L1720[21:32:43] <scj643> Try
asmemblh
L1721[21:32:56] <S3> In fact, I am
actually doing a talk on meta programming in an object oriented
world
L1722[21:32:58] <Reika> At any rate, I am
going to downgrade the version again, for now
L1723[21:33:00] <Temia> Anything since,
Reika, or is it still dead?
L1724[21:33:06] <Reika> Still
frozen
L1725[21:33:18] <Reika> no progress since
it stopped
L1726[21:33:26] <Temia> Well, I've got
one more idea, and that's just flipping on disablePersistence in
the config
L1727[21:33:33] <Reika> ok
L1728[21:33:42] <S3> OH YEAH
L1729[21:33:45] <S3> I bet you that's
what it is
L1730[21:33:47] <S3> lua states
L1731[21:34:05] <Temia> >_>
L1732[21:34:06] <scj643> Assembly for the
z89
L1733[21:34:10] <Reika> Trying
L1735[21:34:17] <S3> z80180
L1736[21:34:27] <Reika> If it works, can
I re-enable persistence
L1737[21:34:29] <Reika> ?
L1738[21:34:30] <Reika> I assume so
L1739[21:34:32] <Temia> I'm sorry, Reika.
Usually the channel isn't this easily distracted.
L1740[21:34:34] <Temia> Probably.
L1741[21:34:36] <S3> yeah I would assume
so Reika
L1742[21:34:40] <Temia> This is a new
situation so I can't be sure.
L1743[21:34:40] <scj643> Z80
L1744[21:34:51] <S3> that's because its
late Temia
L1745[21:34:52] <Ivoah> scj643: What are
you doing with z80?
L1746[21:35:01] <S3> yeah dude
L1747[21:35:05] <S3> z80180 is much
better
L1748[21:35:08] <Reika> Also, this is far
from the worst I have seen for distractions
L1749[21:35:12] <Temia> If it STILL
doesn't work after this, then might be best to put up the latest
log for further study. After removal of identifying data, of
course.
L1750[21:35:26] <Temia> I know, but it's
far from the best this channel can be.
L1751[21:35:30] <Reika> half of the
reason I avoid IRC is most channels are full of people playing bot
games, discussing random things, and so on
L1752[21:35:50] <Reika> And asking a
question regarding plugging into a mod is impossible when 20 people
are spamming !upgrade or "OOK OOK OOK"
L1754[21:35:51] <S3> discussing random
things is the point of IRC
L1755[21:35:59] <Temia> True.
L1756[21:36:16] *
Reika looks at MCForge and AE channels
L1757[21:36:18] <Temia> It's probably
less chaotic on Freenode. Usually it's just editor wars or some
shit.
L1758[21:36:28] <S3> emacs!
L1759[21:36:35] <Reika> Same error,
"Could not read data"
L1760[21:36:36] *
Temia ducttapes S3's mouth shut.
L1761[21:36:40] <Reika> and frozen
L1763[21:36:42] <Temia> Geh. x_x
L1764[21:36:47] <S3> ...cat?
L1765[21:36:48] <Temia> Okay,
logtime?
L1766[21:37:04] <Temia> There's something
we're missing here for certain.
L1767[21:39:07] <Temia> ...wait wait wait
a sec.
L1768[21:39:11] <Temia> Oh, no,
nevermind
L1769[21:39:12] <Reika> ?
L1770[21:39:28] <Temia> I was looking at
the mod list and didn't realise it was just a straight >dir for
a moment
L1771[21:39:28] <S3> btw scj643
L1772[21:39:35] <Reika> that it was
L1773[21:39:35] <Temia> Fingers got ahead
of my brain, no worries
L1774[21:39:40] <S3> is that like mate or
cinnamon or something you got going on there?
L1775[21:39:45] <Reika> dir *.jar >
mods.txt
L1776[21:39:46] <Temia> That's what I get
for dual monitors >.>
L1777[21:39:48] <S3> I don't use DEs
so
L1778[21:40:00] <S3> not sure exactly
what it is, certainly can't be gtnome 2..
L1779[21:40:03] <S3> gnome*
L1780[21:40:20] <Reika> log is 11MB
L1781[21:40:26] <Temia> Gzip it?
L1782[21:40:29] <S3> yeah
L1783[21:40:31] <Reika> but post it
where?
L1784[21:40:33] <Reika> mediafire?
L1785[21:40:41] <Reika>
gist.github?
L1786[21:40:48] <Temia> Whatever works
for you.
L1787[21:40:50] <Reika> actually that is
probably bes
L1788[21:40:51] <S3> could throw it in a
jpeg and upload it to imgur
L1789[21:40:52] <Reika> t
L1790[21:40:59] *
Temia baps S3 :|
L1791[21:41:01] <S3> and then we'll pull
it out with some perl golfing
L1792[21:41:03] *
Reika makes front page :P
L1793[21:41:03] <S3> but...
L1794[21:41:03] <JohnC> can the redstone
I/O component output different colors for enderio redstone
conduits?
L1795[21:41:07] <S3> steganography!
L1797[21:41:33] <S3> Temia: hiding files
inside of mp3s used to be pretty popular
L1798[21:42:31] <Ivoah> scj643: No! The
Nspire is awesome!
L1799[21:42:42] <Ivoah> it can run
LINUX!
L1800[21:42:53] <mrammy> Really?
L1801[21:42:58] <Ivoah> yep
L1803[21:43:16] <S3> You should port
templeos to it
L1804[21:43:34] <S3> templeos is a good
fit for an nspire
L1805[21:43:36] <Reika> is not letting me
copy it...
L1806[21:43:42] <Temia> Eh?
L1807[21:44:07] <Temia> Might be best to
gzip it and push it somewhere from the server side then.
L1808[21:44:21] <S3> yeah gzip that
sucker
L1809[21:44:23] <Temia> Or pull it with
pscp.
L1810[21:44:23] <Reika> oh, got it
L1811[21:44:37] <Reika> Took three
attempts and four text editors
L1812[21:44:47] <S3> Reika: you should
set up an rsync server for stuff like that
L1813[21:44:50] <S3> rsync is great
L1814[21:44:57] <S3> and I'm not being
trolly about that
L1815[21:45:00] <mrammy> rsync is
great
L1816[21:45:28] <S3> but I still think
Ivoah should install templeos
L1817[21:45:33] <scj643> Need to get a to
89 titanium for SATs
L1818[21:45:41] <S3> I have one
L1819[21:45:47] <S3> mine just ran out of
batteries last week
L1821[21:45:48] <Reika> I notice this:
Caused by: li.cil.repack.com.naef.jnlua.LuaRuntimeException:
Invalid kernel.
L1822[21:45:56] <S3> gotta buy some new
batteries
L1823[21:46:08] <Reika> Lots of it
L1824[21:46:11] <Ivoah> scj643: If you're
into programming graphing calculators, you should head over to
#cemetech on EFnet or www.cemetech.net
L1825[21:46:15] <S3> you sure 89 titanium
is allowed on sats scj643 ?
L1826[21:46:21] <S3> 89s are banned on a
lot of tests
L1827[21:46:25] <Ivoah> S3: Yep it
is
L1828[21:46:32] <Ivoah> They're banned
because of the CAS
L1829[21:46:44] <S3> I use that
L1830[21:46:58] <S3> Ivoah: but banning a
calculator doesn't solve the problem
L1831[21:47:20] <S3> instead of banning
calculators, they should be asking questions that are too involved
for a calculator to really show the full work for.
L1832[21:47:53] <S3> Ivoah: they banned
89s at my chem exams at uni here
L1833[21:48:00] <S3> but not for
CAS
L1834[21:48:03] <S3> because you can
program them
L1835[21:48:13] <Ivoah> so did they ban
all TI graphing calcs?
L1836[21:48:14] <scj643> I would fail
high school if I don't have CAS
L1837[21:48:17] <S3> which is stupid
because any ol simple scientific calculator can store
variables..
L1838[21:48:25] <scj643> They have push
to test mode
L1839[21:48:30] <scj643> Problem
solved
L1840[21:48:32] <S3> yeah they said it
has to be a scientific calculator that can't store stuff
L1841[21:48:35] <S3> well.. they all
can.
L1842[21:48:38] <scj643> No way to get
out of that
L1843[21:48:59] <Ivoah> S3: templeos
wouldn't work on the Nspire, it's all x64
L1845[21:49:14] <S3> oh wel
L1846[21:49:23] <S3> I do not like the
color ti calcs
L1847[21:49:24] <scj643> Unless you have
a computer you can't get out of push to test mode
L1848[21:49:29] <Ivoah> and the Nspire is
ARM
L1849[21:49:30] <S3> the 89 titanium is
amazing
L1850[21:49:38] <Ivoah> Nspire CX CAS
> *
L1851[21:49:40] <S3> wouldn't trade it
for anything
L1852[21:49:46] <scj643> I want one
L1853[21:49:51] <Ivoah> I have one
:P
L1854[21:50:01] <scj643> I got the TI
nspire CAS app on my iPad
L1855[21:50:03] <S3> but Ivoah...
L1856[21:50:38] <S3> how much fun do you
have calculating integrals of matrice sets in nth dimensional
space
L1857[21:50:39] <scj643> TI 83+ has the
most programs
L1858[21:50:42] <S3> on an nspire
L1860[21:51:03] <scj643> We program it
and hide it in the my lib folder
L1861[21:51:15] <S3> there is one thing
that ti calculators are superiorly limited with
L1862[21:51:22] <S3> and just almost any
calculatort
L1863[21:51:32] <Ivoah> S3: How much fun
do you have running linux on your TI-89, OH WAIT, YOU CAN'T!
L1865[21:51:48] <ds84182> It has
numbers.
L1866[21:52:07] <scj643> Damn Ivoah
L1867[21:52:13] <S3> you see, ti
calculators and most graphing calculators in general graph by
calculating step values for X and testing them forward
L1868[21:52:25] <scj643> So....
L1870[21:52:41] <S3> HOWEVER, it is much
more efficient to use the resolution of the screen and perform a
scan with boundry tests
L1871[21:52:50] <scj643> Mathematica
wouldn't be allowed on any test
L1872[21:52:52] <S3> as this allows you
to write equations in opposite order, etc
L1874[21:54:04] <scj643> I'd take the
blue face plate 84+ Se and an 89 titanium
L1875[21:55:10] <scj643> Ivoah: lol
L1876[21:55:18] <S3> ok bed time
L1877[21:55:24] <scj643> Goodnight
L1878[21:55:25] <S3> I got classes
tomorrow
L1879[21:55:33] <scj643> Good luck
L1880[21:55:40] <ds84182> Attempting to
test relevant xkcd finder is hard :(
L1881[21:56:14] <scj643> TI calculators
are hard
L1882[21:56:20] <scj643> Physically
L1883[21:56:32] <ds84182>
Emotionally
L1884[21:59:26] <scj643> So many app
updates
L1885[22:01:48] <scj643> I blame iOS
9
L1886[22:02:53] <ds84182> Relevant
XKCD
L1888[22:02:54] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic
Name: All Adobe Updates Posted on: 4/10/2013
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L1892[22:17:23] <Temia> Mrf.
L1893[22:18:36] <Temia> I'm going over
the log Reika sent me but I'm having trouble finding anything that
should actually be causing a lockup. The systems are all reporting
invalid kernels, but I'd figure that'd just shut the computer down
until the processor could be pulled and reset.
L1894[22:19:24] <Temia> Well, wait,
no.
L1895[22:19:37] <Temia> I was thinking of
architectures. The error's occuring within the Lua
environment.
L1896[22:19:55] <Temia> But there is
literally no case of an invalid kernel error in the past that I can
find.
L1897[22:20:08] <Temia> With no
precedent, I have no idea how to begin figuring this one out.
L1898[22:24:37] <Temia> "// This
shouldn't really happen, but there's a chance it does if the save
was corrupt (maybe someone modified the Lua files)." ._.
Wiping the state files alone shouldn't do this, should it?
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L1900[22:35:43] <Temia> I don't get it.
Even going back on the prior information, the server should've been
able to finish loading after a single bad permanent value
exception.
L1901[22:36:06] <Temia> Before
persistence was disabled and states were set aside.
L1902[22:36:32] <Temia> On the other
hand, congratulations on getting the first documented Invalid
Kernel exception, Reika.
L1903[22:37:30] <Temia> Partly my fault,
granted :3c But weird that it's happening at all.
L1904[22:40:28] <Reika> Any idea as to a
cause?
L1905[22:43:14] <Temia> No, I am
thoroughly bamboozled at this juncture. The only idea I have at
this point for finding the cause would be to hook a debugger to the
server.
L1906[22:43:34] <Temia> But of course
it'd be all you at that point.
L1907[22:43:59] <Temia> ...though,
admittedly, seeing as how OC's in Scala, a debugger might not work
so well... argh
L1908[22:54:20] <Reika> Um...I have a
really serious problem
L1909[22:54:51] <Reika> Even with the old
version of OC, I am getting the "could not read data"
issue
L1910[22:54:56] <Reika> that prevents the
server from loading
L1911[22:55:16] <Temia> Did you rename
the state directory back?
L1912[22:55:18] <Reika> yes
L1913[22:55:34] <Temia> Okay, now I'm
concerned.
L1914[22:55:53] <Reika> As am I
L1916[22:57:12] <Temia> Lemme guess, the
BSD one
L1917[22:57:16] <Reika> See
L1918[22:57:19] <Reika> You know :P
L1919[22:57:44] <Temia> Yeah. @.@
L1920[22:57:51] <Reika> So...what can I
do
L1921[22:57:55] <Reika> Since I am not
willing to purge the world
L1922[22:57:56] <Temia> If only the major
devs were online at this point...
L1923[22:58:04] <Reika> and not willing
to lose all the OC
L1924[22:58:10] <Reika> programs, blocks,
recipes, and ite,s
L1925[22:58:59] <Reika> Now, I /did/ make
a backup last night
L1926[22:59:07] <Temia> Well, one crazy
and desperate idea I have is to back up the other opencomputers
directories (that is, the contents of their drives) and then cycle
the mod out and back in.
L1927[22:59:09] <Reika> but I do not want
to revert unless I absolutely *have* to
L1928[22:59:19] <Reika> That will lose
all the items, blocks, and recipes
L1929[22:59:22] <Temia> But that would
require readding the blocks and whathaveyou, and then matching disk
to system.
L1930[22:59:25] *
Temia nods.
L1931[22:59:35] <Reika> I spent something
like 90 minutes programming my ME system for OC parts
L1932[22:59:45] <Reika> plus I have some
4K parts
L1933[23:00:01] <Temia> Yeah, I can see
why you'd be uncomfortable about that idea.
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L1936[23:05:56] <Reika> Oh...server is
up
L1937[23:06:04] <Temia> ...Oh.
L1938[23:06:10] <Reika> a few restarts
did it
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L1940[23:06:22] <Temia> I wonder if a few
restarts would do it for 1.5 too.
L1941[23:06:29] <Temia> ...probably best
to back it up first though.
L1942[23:06:48] <Reika> I tried several
restarts for 1.5
L1943[23:06:55] <Reika> All my computers
are toast...
L1944[23:07:00] <Temia> Ah crap.
L1945[23:07:54] *
Reika frantically runs around repairing and rebooting control
systems before two reactors blow
L1946[23:08:33] <Reika> ...three
L1947[23:08:41] <Temia> This is why I
usually try to at least have a redstone-powered backup system where
possible, I admit ._.
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L1949[23:11:23] <Temia> Even if it would
be just "Is there a signal coming from the computer? No? Eat
the main controller to force the control rods down."
L1950[23:11:37] <Temia> Or something
similarly barbarixc.
L1951[23:11:40] <Temia> *barbaric
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L1954[23:18:23] <Reika> Now that
everything is calm again...my draw code is not working
L1956[23:19:32] <Reika> nothing renders
except some text
L1957[23:19:37] <Reika> the text I told
it to print
L1958[23:20:02] <gamax92> what about
those uuid's at the top
L1959[23:20:06] <Reika> addresses
L1960[23:20:20] <Temia> Checked to make
sure they remained the same after the episode?
L1961[23:20:25] <gamax92> yes I know what
they ar, ^
L1962[23:20:26] <Reika> oh
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L1964[23:20:48] <Reika> Other computers
seem to have kept the addresses
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L1966[23:20:56] <Reika> because my
magnetostatic control system is working
L1967[23:21:05] <Ivoah> Someone should
make a TIS-100 emulator for OC
L1968[23:21:15] <scj643> Hell ya
L1970[23:22:11] *
gamax92 burns that image and scj643
L1971[23:22:21] <scj643> Lol
L1972[23:25:40] <Reika> OK, I have
confirmed even a single call to fill is failing'
L1973[23:25:49] <Reika> though I /have/
succeeded in making my text jet fuel colored :P
L1974[23:27:19] <Temia> I can't get my
brain to calm down and think about simpler data structures. x.x
Shit. Imma go sit in bed and fuck around with D from my
laptop.
L1975[23:27:45] <Reika> ....D?
L1976[23:28:07] <Temia> Yes. It's an
interesting object-oriented, multi-paradigm language.
L1977[23:28:10] <Izaya> I literally
refuse to even
L1978[23:28:15] <Temia> :T
L1979[23:28:34] <Temia> ...oh god that
does sound wrong when I think about it.
L1980[23:28:35] <Izaya> Got a C for my
bullshit 3 pages of crap reflection
L1981[23:28:51] *
Temia lowers her head and skitters away .///.
L1982[23:28:57] <Reika> OH
L1983[23:29:00] <Reika> I feel like an
idiot
L1984[23:33:17] <Reika> How do I round in
lua...bearing in mind I am on 1.4.9
L1985[23:34:08] <Reika> I mean, I /could/
use an if >= 0.5
L1986[23:34:12] <Reika> but that is
kludgy
L1987[23:36:02] <Temia> ~w round
L1989[23:36:07] <Temia> No no no D:
L1990[23:36:10] <Temia> ~w math
L1992[23:36:38] <Temia> Hmm. There really
is no round function.
L1993[23:36:51] <Temia> Well, could
always do floor(n + 0.5)
L1994[23:37:12] <scj643> That works
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L1996[23:43:31] <Reika> got it
L1997[23:43:33] <Reika> and my program
works :D
L1998[23:43:54] <Temia> \o/
L2000[23:46:38] <Izaya> Temia: I thought
of the programming language, though how much of a human I am is
questionable
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L2002[23:48:35] <Temia> Yeah, sorry
Izaya, but with a name like that, you're, like, half-troll
L2003[23:48:50] <Izaya> :3
L2004[23:48:54] <Reika> question
two...how do I overlay text on the fill bar, knowing it too is
text
L2005[23:49:12] <Izaya> background
colours
L2006[23:49:22] <Reika> the fill bars are
the background colors
L2007[23:49:41] <Izaya> Put text on in a
different colour
L2008[23:49:43] <Reika> I am using
gpu.fill
L2009[23:49:56] <Reika> I do not want the
whole rectangle full of "100%"
L2010[23:50:27] <Izaya> gpu.set in the
middle
L2011[23:50:35] <Izaya> or offset or
something
L2012[23:50:35] <Reika> Also, fill takes
one char
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L2014[23:54:25] <Reika> fill with string
of size > 1 does nothing
L2015[23:54:37] <Reika> like literally
renders nothing
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