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L16[01:09:49] <Kodos> What happens when you
use one robot to analyze another via the Analyzer item
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L38[04:10:01] <Lizzy> wtf
L40[04:10:20] <Lizzy> fuck you
hexchat
L41[04:10:42] <Vexatos> ahuhsk,
Lizzy.
L42[04:10:44] <Vexatos> ahuhsk.
L43[04:11:18] <Lizzy> i was writing huh
into the chat in response to Kodos's link but hexchat decided to
edit the topic instead
L44[04:14:39] <Vexatos> ahuhsk.
L45[04:18:01] *
Lizzy stabs Vexatos
L46[04:18:10] <Izaya> ahuhsk
L47[04:18:21] <Vexatos> Lizzy, please don't
stab me, ahusk
L48[04:18:35] <Vexatos> I have ashuhsk and
ahusk now
L49[04:18:37] <Izaya> Please ahuhsk before
stabbing me
L50[04:18:55] <Vexatos> ahusk is something
like ablaze
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L52[04:19:13] <Vexatos> You may be a ghast,
a blaze or a husk >_>
L53[04:19:18] *
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L54[04:19:35] *
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L55[04:19:43] <Vexatos> Nooooooooooo
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L62[05:02:47] <Kodos> I forgot how much fun
PlanetSide 2 was
L63[05:02:57] <Kodos> Also holy shit it's 5
am
L64[05:09:00] <Vexatos> Wrong. It's 12
a.m.
L65[05:09:01] <Vexatos> :3
L66[05:13:17] <Izaya> right
L67[05:13:19] <Izaya> 200 tabe
L68[05:13:22] <Izaya> tabs*
L69[05:13:26] <Izaya> time to close firefox
and re-open it
L70[05:13:30] <Izaya> too much memory
usage
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L74[05:31:30] <Turtle> Isn't planetside a
microtransaction fest now?
L75[05:55:10] <Kubuxu> Turtle: it i.
L76[05:55:12] <Kubuxu> s.
L77[05:56:20] <Kubuxu> It takes like two
weeks to unlock one non-stock weapon or you have to pay for
it.
L78[05:56:37] <Turtle> that has been like
that for ages
L79[05:56:44] <Turtle> but there's boosters
and implants crap now
L80[05:57:26] <Turtle> Did SoE release the
new launchers for VS/NC yet? TR was massively overpowered with
their multilauncher
L81[05:57:44] <Kubuxu> Oh, I didn't know
that.
L82[05:58:25] <Kubuxu> Even more reasons
not to play it but apart from p2w it's fun game.
L83[05:58:33] <Turtle> I quit when TR got
their new launcher
L84[05:58:56] <Turtle> had like 5 missiles
in a clip you could rapidly fire on a single target
L85[05:59:08] <Turtle> nearly impossible to
get away from if you weren't an amazing pilot
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L93[06:17:00] <S3> *yawns*
L94[06:17:15] <S3> Why do I take 8 am lab
classes
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L96[06:33:27] <S3> Who wants to take my
exam tomorrow?
L97[06:46:34] <Inari> S3: what exam
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L104[07:51:47] <LJack2k> hello
everybody
L105[07:52:28] <Inari> hello dr nick
L106[07:52:43] <gamax92> hello every
everybody
L107[07:53:06] <LJack2k> how are you all
today?
L108[07:55:04] <Lizzy> dirty
L109[07:55:18] <LJack2k> o.O what kind of
dirty?
L110[07:56:10] <Lizzy> imagine a
dirty/dusty office, then imagine what a switch or other device with
a fan would look like after it's been in there about 3 years
L111[07:56:32] <Lizzy> half the crap on
the switch is now on me after taking it out
L112[07:56:32] <LJack2k> smoking in the
office?
L113[07:56:40] <Lizzy> no, just general
dust
L114[07:56:49] *
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L115[07:56:56] *
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L116[07:57:22] <vifino> <3
L117[07:57:52] <Lizzy> <3
L118[07:58:00] <LJack2k> get a room
;)
L119[07:58:28] <gamax92> LJack2k: Hi
welcome to #oc
L121[07:58:47] <Kodos> LJack2k, they're in
their room
L122[07:58:52] <Kodos> You're in their
room, too
L123[07:58:57] <LJack2k> .... duh
L124[07:59:16] <Lizzy> Also
microcontrollers can't take linked cards can they?
L125[07:59:20] <LJack2k> its not my first
day in here
L126[07:59:27] <Kodos> Lizzy, do they have
a T3 slot?
L127[07:59:33] *
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L128[07:59:42] <Lizzy> i haven't messed
about with them too much
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L130[08:03:21] <Vexatos> S3, I'd love to
take some 8 a.m. lab classes
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L133[08:18:54] *
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L137[08:30:26] <Kodos> I would love to
take them too. Just project them onto the back of my eyelids, as
that's what I'm about to go stare at for 8 hours
L138[08:30:31] <Kodos> o/
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L147[09:23:31] <Noob> Sorry, a little
off-topic question, but are there any energy mods for 1.8 at all?
OC keeps annoying me with message that no energy mods are present
on 1.8 server ._.
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L149[09:31:30] <Vexatos> Noob, turn energy
use off in the config
L150[09:31:34] <Vexatos> and it will stop
telling you
L151[09:32:15] <Aedda> Lol, my buffer was
cut off, I thought you were being mean Vexatos xD
L152[09:32:51] <Vexatos> Aedda, if I was
talking to you I obviously would be
L153[09:32:52] <Vexatos> duh
L154[09:33:09] <Aedda> ooooh ;p
L155[09:33:26] <Aedda> anyway hope
everyone is well, I'm off to the dentist x_x o/
L156[09:33:35] <Vexatos> poor
dentist
L157[09:33:42] <Vexatos> :3
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L159[09:55:05] <Kubuxu> Aedda, aedda:
Vexatos was mean to someone. ;p
L160[09:56:45] <vifino> Vexatos is mean to
Vexatos.
L161[09:57:36] <Vexatos> adder?
L162[09:58:07] <vifino> binary adder
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L164[09:59:24] <Vexatos> baedda?
L165[09:59:38] <S3> So I might be making
some add-on oc mods called S3utils or something
L166[10:00:01] <S3> It'll be a collection
of tiny mods that add some nifty features
L167[10:00:12] <Vexatos> I made a mod
yesterday
L169[10:00:19] <Vexatos> adds a forestry
backpack that you can fill with OC stuff
L170[10:00:22] <Vexatos> among
others
L171[10:00:23] <Vexatos> :3
L172[10:00:41] <Kubuxu> S3 you should make
OC add-on that allows you to storage files in S3 buckets.
L173[10:01:01] <S3> Kubuxu- what do you
mean
L174[10:01:18] <Kubuxu> Amazon S3 is cloud
storage service.
L175[10:01:24] <Kubuxu> It stored data in
buckets.
L177[10:01:45] <Kubuxu> Now take bucket
name it S3 and you can store data from OC in buckets.
L178[10:02:08] <S3> That would be
confusing
L179[10:02:13] <Vexatos> tank controller
upgrade
L180[10:02:14] <Vexatos> .-.
L181[10:02:19] <S3> Because my Nick has
nothing to do with Amazon
L182[10:02:55] <Kubuxu> But it is S3, and
S3 is their service. Are you stored in buckets?
L183[10:03:06] <LJack2k> lol
L184[10:04:51] <S3> One will definately be
a rack mount San. Which is like a raid but it works with unmanaged
disks is more expensive and fits more disks
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L186[10:09:05] <dangranos> hi
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L188[10:28:00] <Vexatos> #jenkins
L189[10:28:07] <Vexatos> or was it
L190[10:28:08] <Vexatos> .jenkins
L191[10:28:12] <EnderBot2> Latest builds:
ICBMComponent: #22 |
OpenLights1.7: #18 |
ZettaIndustries: #97 |
OpenSecurity: #65 |
OpenPrinter: #79 |
OpenPrinter1.7: #120 |
OpenComputersDev: #776 |
OpenLights: #20 |
OpenComputers: #39
L192[10:29:17] <Lizzy> don't trust the
links EnderBot2 gives out when you reference a specific project. i
have no idea what it does to get them and i don't want to look at
the code to work it out
L193[10:31:09] <Lizzy> in other news i
need to move scj643's VPS disk into the same place as the rest of
the VM disks. currently it's just sitting in / taking up
space
L194[10:31:36] <scj643> .....
L196[10:31:48] <Lizzy> don't worry, it's
my fault, not yours
L197[10:31:52] <S3> Lizzy: you no use LVM
for your vms?
L198[10:31:57] <Lizzy> S3: ?
L199[10:32:11] <scj643> Wish I could use
LVM but afaik windows doesn't like that
L200[10:32:34] <S3> I put my VM disks in
LVM volumes, so like, I use xen so I use a naming convention of
/dev/vg0/domu-HOSTNAME
L201[10:32:44] <S3> vg0 being my vg
L202[10:32:59] <S3> makes it easy to
resize them, move them, etc
L203[10:33:39] <Lizzy> S3: how well does
LVM work with RAID setups? also i'm not going to attempt to convert
the disks to LVM in anyway because i don't wanna break more
shit
L204[10:33:45] <scj643> Wonder how open
stack would work don't you need a lot of machines for that
L205[10:33:54] <S3> software or hardware
RAID?
L206[10:34:04] <Lizzy> Software, i
think
L207[10:34:05] <S3> should work fine with
both, technically
L208[10:34:19] <S3> you will get slight
overhead from using software
L209[10:34:30] <S3> but I doubt itl be
that noticable
L210[10:34:36] <S3> LVM is like a
"subpartition" table
L211[10:34:50] <S3> the os sees it not
much different really
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L213[10:35:11] <Lizzy> also using QEMU's
format is okay. just not when the disk is sitting on the 20GB /
partition instead of the 855GB /home partition
L214[10:35:27] <S3> wow, that's a huge
/
L215[10:35:50] <Lizzy> eh, it handles
everthing that isn't /boot or /home
L216[10:36:18] <scj643> My server is
running from /home
L217[10:36:34] <scj643> Dang for open
stack you need at least 3 machines
L218[10:36:37] <Lizzy> scj643: on your vps
it is, the virtual disk for your vps is in Athar's /
L219[10:36:45] <Lizzy> at least i think
that's your disk
L220[10:36:46] <Lizzy> hold on
L222[10:37:32] <S3> my / is only 500
MB
L223[10:37:34] <S3> or so
L225[10:38:03] <S3> the rest of the disk
is reserved for LVM volumes representing vms
L226[10:38:14] <S3> or emergency free
space in case I need it
L227[10:38:16] <Lizzy> scj643: ya, your
disk is in qemu's default disk location. I'll move it at some
point
L228[10:38:31] <scj643> Ok
L229[10:38:37] <Lizzy> also S3, i wasn't
originally intending for Athar to be a proper VM host
L230[10:38:57] <scj643> If there was a way
to setup a fully working open stack that would be awesome to mess
with
L231[10:39:10] <S3> then I move /home into
/usr and make a symlink /home -> /usr/home so that when I expand
usr it expands both system space for packages and /home, then use
quotas to handle space in /home
L232[10:39:24] <S3> Lizzy: :)
L233[10:39:36] <Lizzy> Izaya: what the
fuck are you doing on your vps?
L234[10:39:43] <Lizzy> you're like, maxing
out the cores
L235[10:39:50] <S3> Lizzy: Not saying this
is the best way to do it, I just happen to do it this way nowadays
for some oddball reason if I don't have a SAN ready
L236[10:40:05] <vifino> I bet Inari is
trying to run HAL9000.
L237[10:40:08] <vifino> er
L238[10:40:10] <vifino> Izaya
L239[10:40:14] <Inari> psh
L240[10:40:21] *
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L241[10:40:22] <scj643> Open stack can
spin up, remove, and edit VMs on the fly via a web interface and
make virtual networking setups
L242[10:40:22] <S3> Izaya is probably
forking sha512 on /dev/unrandom
L243[10:40:22] <vifino> FOR FUCKS SAKE
WEECHAT, YOUR TABBING GETS WORSE AND WORSE EVERY DAY
L244[10:40:46] <Izaya> Lizzy, literally
nothing
L245[10:40:47] *
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L246[10:40:56] <S3> Izaya: wat
L247[10:41:06] <Lizzy> Izaya: then why is
it showing as maxing out 2 of Athar's cores?
L248[10:41:09] <S3> did you get hacked and
now somebody is piggy backing your box with a rootkit in some
botnet?
L250[10:41:27] <scj643> Lol
L251[10:41:31] <Izaya> lemme ssh in
L252[10:41:40] <Izaya> S3, key only login,
no services running
L253[10:42:01] <S3> Izaya must be bait
sending thousands of thousands of emails to everyone in the world.
say hello to being on every /24 blacklist Lizzy :)
L254[10:42:30] <S3> Izaya: .... are you
running emacs?
L256[10:42:35] <Lizzy> S3: i'm fine with
that, his VPS IP would be in a different /24
L257[10:42:41] <Izaya> can't even
connect
L258[10:42:48] <Lizzy> if it was /24
subnetted
L259[10:42:56] <S3> was Izaya's password
izaya
L260[10:43:03] <S3> and no key pair
auth
L261[10:43:04] <Izaya> is the IP
62.210.7.193 or have I got the wrong IP in my configs?
L262[10:43:25] <S3> no hostname>
L264[10:43:27] <Lizzy> hold on
L265[10:43:47] <scj643> My host name is
scj.theender.net and scj643.theender.net which is my VPS
L266[10:43:47] <Lizzy> 62.210.7.193
Izaya
L267[10:43:50] <Izaya> S3, that's the IP
for the hostname in my configs
L268[10:44:08] <scj643> Digital ocean
vps
L269[10:44:09] <Izaya> can't even
connect
L270[10:44:14] <Izaya> reboot pls
L272[10:44:33] <scj643> I use my digital
ocean VPS for file hosting and web sites
L273[10:44:41] <Lizzy> Izaya: it
rebooting
L274[10:44:46] <S3> rsync ftw scj643
L275[10:44:47] <scj643> Going with polymer
for my design
L276[10:45:21] <Lizzy> also when you point
a hostname at your VPS, Izaya, tell me it and I'll add it to the
rDNS for it
L277[10:45:31] <S3> polu,er ej?
L278[10:45:38] <S3> polymer eh*
L279[10:45:49] <scj643> It's a design for
web
L280[10:45:50] <Izaya> Lizzy, I have
literally no idea what the fuck it was doing
L281[10:46:01] <Izaya> maybe it managed to
kernel panic
L283[10:46:05] <Lizzy> ha
L284[10:46:20] <scj643> It has Googles
material design
L285[10:46:24] <Izaya> I'll leave the ssh
open on lain
L286[10:46:34] <Izaya> so if it dies I'll
have a connection open to it
L288[10:46:45] <scj643> Mc is only taking
20% cup
L289[10:46:47] <S3> soooo
L290[10:46:48] <Lizzy> Izaya: currently
your server's rDNS is
"62-210-7-193.rev.poneytelecom.eu."
L291[10:46:48] <scj643> Cpu
L292[10:46:55] <S3> polymer is a periodic
table for the web
L294[10:47:11] <Lizzy> \o/ none of Athar's
cores are maxed
L295[10:47:13] <S3> the websites
documentation is so stupid that that is what I get from it
L296[10:47:22] <Lizzy> though that's gonna
change when i start GZipping this file
L297[10:47:40] <S3> but it looks neat
scj643
L298[10:48:11] <S3> Izaya: you should
probably check your box for odd activity
L299[10:48:36] <scj643> My digital ocean
vps does have pretty good ping
L300[10:48:55] <scj643> PGP pretty good
privacy or pretty good ping :D
L301[10:49:11] <scj643> The digital ocean
vps has 512 MB ram
L302[10:49:18] <scj643> 20 GB HDD
L303[10:49:27] <scj643> And eventually a
1tb data cap
L304[10:49:35] <scj643> Also one
core
L305[10:49:36] <Izaya> nothing notable
running on there
L306[10:49:47] <Izaya> :/
L307[10:49:48] <Lizzy> ahaha wow
L308[10:49:54] <Lizzy> pigz is
awesome
L309[10:49:59] <Izaya> parallel
gzip?
L310[10:50:01] <Lizzy> multithreaded
gzip
L311[10:50:02] <Lizzy> yep
L312[10:50:11] <scj643> What time zone is
the server setup to use
L313[10:50:12] <Lizzy> also may have maxed
out athar int he process
L314[10:50:13] <Izaya> I should install
that on asakura
L315[10:50:18] <S3> huh. So this polymer
thing scj643
L316[10:50:23] <Lizzy> scj643: err, either
gmt or paris
L317[10:50:24] <scj643> Yea
L318[10:50:31] <Izaya> 8-core Xeon to
compress
L319[10:50:34] <Izaya> would kick
ass
L320[10:50:42] <S3> scj643: this is not
html..
L321[10:50:42] <scj643> Ok I have no clue
how to tell the time on it
L322[10:50:49] <scj643> What is it
then?
L323[10:50:50] <Lizzy> scj643: date
L324[10:51:02] <Lizzy> litterally type
that in bash
L325[10:51:20] <S3> scj643: I'm asking you
:P
L326[10:51:31] *
Izaya uses his local time for servers
L327[10:51:39] <S3> unless dom-module is
some tag I have never heard of
L328[10:51:40] <scj643> I don't know
exactly what it is
L329[10:51:44] <S3> and template
L330[10:51:49] <Lizzy> Izaya: i use the
local time or GMT for my servers
L331[10:52:01] <Lizzy> by local time i
mean the server's local time
L332[10:52:19] <scj643> Each
L333[10:52:40] <scj643> Is their a way I
can have the server use est for its logs
L334[10:52:58] <Lizzy> you could try
settting the timezone for the server
L335[10:53:19] <Lizzy> not sure if you can
set the actual time itself though or if that's tied with the host
(i.e. Athar)
L336[10:53:30] <scj643> Time is a bios
thing
L337[10:53:41] <Lizzy> RTC*
L338[10:53:43] <scj643> Probably the bios
has utc
L339[10:54:00] <Izaya> that just stores
the time while the computer is off
L340[10:54:19] <Izaya> unixes use GMT or
whatever
L341[10:54:30] <scj643> Thought they used
UTC
L342[10:54:30] <Izaya> Windows uses local
time because There Is Nothing But Windows
L343[10:54:40] <scj643> I have windows
using UTC
L344[10:54:44] <Lizzy> UTC and GMT are the
same
L345[10:54:48] <Izaya> GMT and UTC are
basically the same thing
L346[10:54:53] <Izaya> there are some
minor technical differences
L347[10:54:59] <Izaya> but it's
effectively the same
L348[10:55:07] <Lizzy> just Americans
didn't like calling default times after a place in England or
something
L349[10:55:13] <gamax92> GMT == UTC but
GMT !== UTC ?
L350[10:55:24] <Lizzy> or is UTC
french?
L351[10:55:37] <Izaya> IIRC UTC was a
compromise
L352[10:55:39] <Lizzy> cause it actually
stands for Universal Cordinated Time
L353[10:55:41] <S3> Greenwich
L355[10:55:47] <Lizzy> for GMT
L356[10:55:54] <Izaya> French wanted one
word order
L357[10:55:57] <Izaya> English wanted
another
L358[10:55:59] <Lizzy> Greenwich Mean
Time
L359[10:56:06] <S3> we should all just
start using NET
L360[10:56:07] <Izaya> so they went with
one that makes no sense whatsoever
L363[10:56:23] <scj643> sudo
dpkg-reconfigure tzdata
L364[10:56:30] <scj643> Changes time zone
on server
L365[10:56:33] <Lizzy> ah
L366[10:56:54] <Lizzy> anyway, home
time
L367[10:56:59] <S3> if we used NET then I
could use a unit circle for my clock
L368[10:57:21] <S3> what time is it? 5pi/3
radians
L371[10:57:43] <Izaya> rm /etc/localtime
&& ln -s /etc/zoneinfo/reigon/timezone /etc/localtime
L372[10:57:47] <Izaya> ^reconfigure time
on arch
L373[10:57:58] <S3> well it could be
5pi/3
L374[10:58:05] <S3> it would almost be
2pi
L375[10:58:26] <scj643> My mc server
didn't panic
L376[10:58:38] <S3> should it?
L377[10:58:52] <Izaya> gmt -> america
is going back im time
L378[10:59:00] <Izaya> in*
L379[10:59:11] <Izaya> so the MC server is
suddenly fuckloads of ticks ahead :D
L380[10:59:16] <scj643> Yeah my logs are
now in EST
L381[10:59:27] *
Izaya uses AEST
L382[10:59:33] <scj643> It wouldn't be
able to because time was going backwards
L383[10:59:47] <Izaya> oh yeah Lizzy, that
arch disk image has a default timezone of AEST with no DST
L384[10:59:50] <Izaya> wait with DST
L385[10:59:53] <S3> AEST>?
L386[10:59:55] <Izaya> not in queensland
any morwe
L387[10:59:59] <S3> whats the A for
L388[11:00:01] <Izaya> Australian Eastern
Standard Time
L389[11:00:06] <scj643> Lol
L390[11:00:08] <S3> wait what
L391[11:00:35] <Noob> Another off-topic
question, does any mod provide something like "currency
coin"? I remember IndustrialCraft2 had IC Credits and they
were quite handy for "economics" imitations, but IC2 is
dead so.. ._.
L392[11:00:47] <gamax92> ic2 is
dead?
L393[11:00:48] <gamax92> are you on
crack
L394[11:01:03] <Izaya> IC2 experimental is
in a 'no bugfixes' state
L396[11:01:09] <S3> apparently suberia
ignores EAST
L397[11:01:34] <gamax92> Izaya: what
really?
L398[11:01:40] <Izaya> well
L399[11:01:41] <S3> australians are the
only ones using aest..
L400[11:01:47] <Noob> I mean IC2 is in
rather "life support" state rather than developing and
active mod, besides when I install IC2 my FPS drops by 20-30 frames
at least
L401[11:01:50] <Izaya> I tried a build a
while ago
L402[11:01:55] <Izaya> and it had a
bug
L403[11:02:00] <Izaya> tried again like 3
months later
L404[11:02:02] <Izaya> still same
bug
L405[11:02:08] <Izaya> relatively major,
too.
L406[11:02:25] <S3> you know we should get
rid of the damn time zones, they are unnecessary
L407[11:02:34] <gamax92> I see.
L408[11:02:37] <Izaya> everyone should use
GMT/UTC
L409[11:02:38] <S3> we should be using a
dynamic time now that we have the technology
L410[11:02:51] <gamax92> Izaya: nah I'm
fine with my times.
L411[11:02:56] <S3> time doesn't just go
from 1 am to 2 am if you walk 3 feet on the earth between the
zones
L412[11:03:05] <S3> every inch you wealk
changes your time in relativity
L413[11:03:31] <gamax92> Think about it,
if you move somewhere, and are used to waking up at X time as the
sun is at Y degrees
L414[11:03:54] <Noob> Besides everyone is
using RF so theres not much point in using EU powersystem
anymore
L415[11:04:06] <gamax92> yeaaah ...
L416[11:04:30] <S3> I was thinking the
other day of making a mod for MC for more realistic
elecricity
L417[11:04:45] <Noob> (Don't take me
wrong, I loved IC2 back in old days but it's been like 3 years
since mod had anything added/changed and it's only being
ported/bugfixed right now, not really developed anymore)
L418[11:05:34] <scj643> Railcraft still
haven't added rf carts
L420[11:05:41] <Noob> They did
L421[11:05:42] <S3> in which to get the
most out of your immersive engineering power lines, you will have
to run a ground wire and as many wires at the perfect phase shift
to produce the required voltage. i.e., two phase systems- you need
3 wires, 1 ground, 2 @ say 120V, 180 degrees out of phase with
eachother, they go into a transformer and you can pull 210 or 120
volts out of it
L422[11:05:50] <S3> theres also 3 and more
phase setups
L423[11:05:56] <Noob> There's
RF->Charge convertor block
L424[11:06:06] <Noob> That pretty much
makes "RF carts"
L425[11:06:42] <Lizzy> I am a fucking
moron today
L426[11:06:49] <Noob> S3, isn't electrical
age is about that thing?
L427[11:07:21] <scj643> No it isn't the
same thing
L428[11:07:46] <scj643> Ic2 carts are the
only energy storage carts
L429[11:08:04] <S3> Noob: I have no
idea
L430[11:08:23] <Noob> Speaking of
realistic power systems, i pretty much liked EU. It wasn't too
realistic but it was neither too simple like RF. Unfortunately when
I spoke with team cofh guys in IRC they said they won't make RF
like EU because it would pretty much bring all the lags ._.
L431[11:08:27] <S3> Noob: I also thoight
of using some of my calculus based physics to allow you to have
magnetic charges
L432[11:08:51] <S3> so that you could
create wireless communication by modulating your current
L433[11:08:57] <gamax92> redpower2
L434[11:08:58] <S3> or something
L435[11:09:02] <scj643> What are people's
thoughts of open stack
L436[11:09:27] <gamax92> bbl
L437[11:09:36] <Noob> S3, I believe that
Electrical Age has everything you've listed, not sure about if it's
enough realistic, but check it out anyways
L438[11:09:55] <Izaya> >at least 7
machines
L439[11:09:56] <Izaya> dude
L440[11:10:02] <Izaya> I can have
virtualization and containers in one
L441[11:10:11] <Izaya> running a fairly
heavy debian system
L443[11:10:21] <Vexatos> is there anything
I missed?
L444[11:10:42] <vifino> Uh, shit.
L445[11:10:43] <Noob> gamax92: I wish
redpower2 existed for 1.7.10. Project Red does, but energy system
isn't coming there anytime soon as one of it's developers said
._.
L446[11:10:52] <Izaya> S3, how's BSD for
virtualization, by the way?
L448[11:11:22] <vifino> Could someone,
like, cross compile me liquidsoap for the raspberry pi 2 running
arch? armv7h..
L449[11:11:33] <scj643> That lets you run
Ubuntu open stack on one VM
L450[11:11:36] <S3> for FreeBSD, Bhyve is
coming along, and Xen dom0 support recently made it into the kernel
(Not stable)
L451[11:11:46] <S3> NetBSD has had Xen
dom0 support for a very long time
L452[11:11:53] <Noob> gamax92: Eloraam
decided to go full hipster and make her own MC with redpower2
L453[11:11:55] <Izaya> scj643, but why not
just qemu/kvm/libvirt?
L454[11:12:06] <Izaya> Like sure OpenStack
is cool
L455[11:12:15] <Izaya> but it's not
practical unless you have a sizable infrastructure
L456[11:12:29] <S3> erlangonxen is
cool
L457[11:12:30] <scj643> Open stack lets an
admin easily spin up a virtual network
L458[11:12:39] <S3> it lets you spawn 100s
of thousands of erlang powered xen vms
L459[11:12:44] <scj643> And machines on
that network
L460[11:12:45] <S3> very tiny
L461[11:12:53] <scj643> And networking
gear on that network
L462[11:13:01] <S3> they take like, single
digit ms to boot and shutdown
L463[11:13:18] <Noob> vifino: Hm I only
have rpi1 crosscompiler ._. But RPi2 got common ARMv7 architecture
AFAIK, so you could setup cross-compiler easily
L466[11:14:17] <scj643> Oh didn't know
that it had a UI
L467[11:14:18] <Izaya> No Ubuntu
needed
L468[11:14:18] <S3> lol.. vifino I could
also write an erlangonxen ATM / STM switch too :)
L469[11:14:23] <S3> for layer 1 which I
would use
L470[11:14:34] <S3> because erlang is
extremely useful for one thing:
L471[11:14:43] <S3> building telecom
networks that are very fast and scalable
L472[11:14:44] <vifino> Just erlang, not
erlangonxen.
L473[11:14:58] <S3> I would definately use
erlangonxen as well
L474[11:15:04] <vifino> I'm not gonna
deploy xen.
L476[11:15:18] <S3> well you can run it
without xen
L477[11:15:41] <S3> it's just that if you
-have- xen then you can run thousands of channels at the same time
in tiny little ipv6 powered VMs
L478[11:15:44] <S3> or something
L479[11:16:17] <S3> maybe itl be an excuse
for me to finally learn Erlang
L480[11:16:41] <S3> I have never had a
need for it
L481[11:16:45] <vifino> Noob: Could you
try to help me with my problem? Because I can't build liquidsoap on
my pi without maaayor troubles.
L482[11:17:35] <vifino> S3: Even I know a
bit of erlang.
L483[11:17:41] <Lizzy> scj643: your VPS is
done through libvirt
L484[11:17:45] <vifino> Elixir is much
nicer though.
L485[11:18:57] <CompanionCube> Izaya,
devstack's also a thing
L486[11:19:34] <CompanionCube> 'Only
Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty), Fedora 21 (or Fedora 22) and CentOS/RHEL 7
are documented here. OpenStack also runs and is packaged on other
flavors of Linux such as OpenSUSE and Debian.'
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L488[11:25:14] <Lizzy> Today can be
summarised into the groan Kiff from Futurama makes when Zapp says
something dumb
L489[11:25:24] <kjack1111> Has anyone seen
MajGenRelativity?
L490[11:25:27] <kjack1111> :c
L491[11:25:44] <Lizzy> Nope
L492[11:26:00] <kjack1111> i need his pack
update.
L493[11:26:19] <Lizzy> %seen
MajGenRelativity
L494[11:26:20] <MichiBot> Lizzy:
MajGenRelativity was last seen 2d 18h 7m 31s ago.
L495[11:26:38] <kjack1111> oh...
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L497[11:28:22] <Izaya> does Intel even
make single-core CPUs any more?
L498[11:28:32] <Izaya> Does anyone aside
from VIA make single-core CPUs?
L499[11:28:33] <Lizzy> Doubt it
L500[11:29:38] <CompanionCube> why would
anyone bother
L503[11:29:52] <kjack1111> what?
L504[11:29:54] <kjack1111> hahhaha
L505[11:29:57] <kjack1111> you are so
funny
L506[11:30:04] <kjack1111> aresian 8-core
cpu
L507[11:30:08] <kjack1111> 's
L508[11:30:11] <kjack1111> are the way to
go
L509[11:30:23] <Izaya> just a point of
curiosity
L510[11:30:24] <S3> no wow because
southern Maine just flooded
L511[11:30:31] <Noob> vifino: I could, but
as I said I have only RPi1 cross-compiler
L512[11:30:36] <S3> which is extremely
rare
L513[11:30:42] <Izaya> was about to make a
joke about not worrying about pigz because single-core
L514[11:30:59] <Izaya> then I realised the
only single-core machines I have that work are the VIA C3 and my
old P4 desktop
L515[11:31:19] <S3> the water level was
raised real high from the rain
L516[11:31:22] <S3> and then the tide came
in
L517[11:31:42] <vifino> Noob: :(
L518[11:31:57] <S3> sucks because that
salt water is getting into everyones car
L519[11:32:02] <Izaya> vifino, why will
building it locally cause issues?
L520[11:32:30] <vifino> Izaya: Because
stuff be bork.
L521[11:32:31] <Inari> is compareTo broken
or something?
L522[11:33:10] <Lizzy> Izaya,I wonder how
fast one of the latest 36 core-72 threads Xeons would compress
stuff with pigz
L523[11:33:31] <Izaya> Lizzy, they have
slower clock speeds though
L524[11:33:34] <Inari> for some reason
compareTo goldnugget wiht goldnugget returns false
L525[11:33:44] <Lizzy> Combined with a
dual cpu board and pci-e ssd
L526[11:34:05] <Izaya> that's like
L527[11:34:15] <Izaya> #lua 72*2
L528[11:34:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
144
L529[11:34:19] <Izaya> 144 threads
L530[11:35:08] <vifino> thats around the
ammount of cores power8 machines have
L531[11:35:26] <Izaya> they have like 128
right?
L532[11:35:33] <vifino> more.
L533[11:35:33] <Izaya> and is Power8
related to PPC?
L534[11:36:02] <vifino> 176 cores
L535[11:36:07] <vifino> er, threads
L536[11:36:08] <Izaya> ... wow
L537[11:36:16] <Izaya> imagine htop on one
of those
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L540[11:37:06] <Izaya> Lizzy, mind setting
airi.shadowkat.science as the RDNS?
L542[11:37:26] <Izaya> that seems somewhat
impractical
L543[11:37:35] <Izaya> but it would make a
hell of a wallpaper
L544[11:37:48] <Izaya> with that many
cores
L546[11:37:55] <Lizzy> Izaya will do when
pc boots
L547[11:37:56] <Izaya> maybe you could
install gentoo in under a week
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L549[11:38:28] <vifino> Izaya: Yeah,
probably, after all you could compile the universe in a day on that
thing.
L550[11:40:07] <Izaya> anyway
L551[11:40:11] <Izaya> I have an hour to
kill
L552[11:40:15] <Izaya> while this
uploads
L553[11:40:18] <Izaya> I'm gonna have a
shower
L554[11:40:25] <Izaya> then play Minecraft
for an hour
L555[11:40:29] <Izaya> then sleep
L556[11:41:07] <S3> yeah I think Erlang is
definately the way to go
L557[11:41:21] <S3> for the layer 1
stuff
L558[11:41:22] <Lizzy> Is there any DE
that support multimonitor well?
L559[11:41:47] <S3> I always thought they
all pretty much did
L560[11:41:55] <S3> it was always more of
an X issue with me
L561[11:42:30] <Lizzy> Eh, I'd like to get
panels on both my monitors but can only do it on one with
MATE
L562[11:42:32] <Izaya> Lizzy, XFCE
L563[11:42:41] <Izaya> I have my panel
streched across 3
L564[11:42:50] <Lizzy> Izaya, hmm
L565[11:42:58] <Inari> i dont get
compareTo <.<
L566[11:43:04] <Izaya> plus it's
super-customisable
L567[11:43:31] <Lizzy> Izaya does it
support GTK themes?
L569[11:43:47] <Izaya> yeah
L570[11:43:48] <Inari> compareTo breaks
when used against the last row of slots
L571[11:43:48] <Inari> gg
L572[11:43:54] <Izaya> It's written in
gtk2
L573[11:43:56] <Izaya> well
L574[11:44:03] <Izaya> it's written on top
of gtk2
L575[11:44:18] <Lizzy> will have to try it
properly on my desktop at some point
L576[11:44:19] <Inari> ah
L577[11:44:22] <Inari> was already
reported
L578[11:45:24] <Lizzy> grr, for some
reason when X first starts up only the window that has focus
responds to mouse inputs. i have to go to a tty then back to the X
display for it to work properly
L579[11:45:40] <vifino> o.o
L580[11:45:44] <CompanionCube> Xfce is a
very nice, lightweight desktop
L581[11:45:46] <CompanionCube> Very
stable.
L582[11:45:52] <Lizzy> I know that's not a
multiple monitor issue cause it was doing it when i only had
one
L583[11:47:37] *
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L584[11:47:50] <Lizzy> why can i not type
my password first time anymore
L585[11:48:18] *
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L586[11:48:36] <Lizzy> PHONE SHUT THE FUCK
UP
L587[11:49:42] <Lizzy> Izaya, done the
rDNS
L588[11:49:59] <Lizzy> oh shit here comes
Antheus
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L601[12:12:18] <S3> what should we call
the MC arpanet
L602[12:15:06] <Izaya> SRPANET
L603[12:15:21] <Izaya> Simple Research
Projects Association Network
L604[12:15:31] <vifino> pootisnet
L605[12:16:10] <Izaya> no
L606[12:16:11] <Izaya> call it
L607[12:16:13] <Izaya> the metaverse
L608[12:16:37] *
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L609[12:16:41] <CompanionCube> call it
OCRANET?
L610[12:16:43] <Izaya> 100% not my fault
if you get sued
L611[12:16:50] <S3> I'd like to know how
vifino came up with pootisnet, but I do like metaverse or
OCRANET
L612[12:17:34] <vifino> can't. answer.
must. build. liquidsoap.
L614[12:17:49] <S3> OCRANET looks quite
professional
L615[12:17:59] <Izaya> can it tunnel over
TCP?
L616[12:18:00] <S3> what's the RA
for?
L618[12:18:10] <Izaya> Research
Association
L619[12:18:16] <S3> Izaya: in fact it has
to to reach layer 1 from Minecraft
L621[12:18:29] <S3> Layer1 <-->
layer1 comms are UDP
L622[12:18:31] <Izaya> do you have a
proper spec for it?
L623[12:18:41] <CompanionCube> RA
is...whatever you make of it
L624[12:18:42] <Inari> meh, i hate when
today becomes waiting for tomorrow to come
L625[12:18:54] <S3> I can write one down,
but it is just ATM over STM with just a few changes
L626[12:19:04] <S3> and STM can be shut
off
L627[12:19:20] <vifino> Inari: Yes, that
is what happened.
L628[12:19:20] <S3> but STM will give you
a difference of like.. 200 KB speed.
L629[12:19:26] <vifino> GOD DANG IT
WEECHAT
L630[12:19:30] <vifino>
aunwdjawbkjnafaw
L631[12:19:38] <Inari> vifino: hm?
L632[12:19:46] <S3> vifino: I got tired of
weechat while trying to figure out how to connect to a server with
it.
L633[12:19:50] <S3> So I went back to
irssi
L634[12:19:50] <vifino> Inari:
ignooore
L635[12:19:55] <Inari> wat
L636[12:20:01] <vifino> S3: scrub.
L637[12:20:03] <CompanionCube> STM = Super
Terrific Mode
L638[12:20:03] <Inari> vifino: stop with
the cookies
L639[12:20:05] <CompanionCube> just
joking
L640[12:20:12] <S3> sigh...
L641[12:20:14] <vifino> Inari: D:
never
L642[12:20:17] <Inari> or muffins
L643[12:20:26] <S3> Asynchronous Transfer
Mode over Synchronous Transfer Mode
L644[12:20:28] *
CompanionCube knows it's really Synchronous Transfer
MOde
L645[12:20:39] *
Izaya grabs a drink and prepares to dive into the RFC
L646[12:20:41] <S3> STM improves our
bandwidth for trunks, ATM gives us our routing.
L647[12:20:57] <S3> and I mean seriously
improves.. lemme do the math
L648[12:21:22] <S3> with just ATM we get
1.06KB/s
L649[12:21:24] <S3> in MC
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L651[12:21:58] <S3> by sitting ATM on top
of ATM we get 160KB/s
L652[12:22:20] <S3> so turning of ATM is
really only useful if you're weird.
L653[12:22:28] <S3> turning off STM
*
L654[12:22:53] <S3> this is all pretty
much because of the relay's packet/s limitations
L655[12:22:58] <S3> and STM will send 8KB
packets
L656[12:23:08] <S3> ATM cells are only 53
bytes.
L657[12:23:08] <Izaya> can we do
like
L658[12:23:13] <Izaya> interface
teaming?
L659[12:23:19] <S3> What do you
mean?
L660[12:23:24] <Izaya> using a normal LAN
card and a spoofing card?
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L662[12:23:32] <Izaya> to get double the
bandwidth?
L663[12:23:39] <S3> Oh, you mean Link
Aggregation?
L664[12:23:39] <Izaya> wait the speed
limits
L665[12:23:53] <Izaya> are from OC
computers only doing 20 operations/sec
L666[12:24:01] <S3> It would be difficult
to do with ATM, but why do you need more than 160KB/s?
L668[12:24:17] <Izaya> because real-time
audio streaming
L669[12:24:39] <S3> in MC?
L670[12:24:45] <S3> that sounds like a bad
idea
L671[12:24:56] <S3> ATM already sort of
fakes link aggregation
L672[12:25:00] <Izaya> I need like 4KiB/s
for audio at standard quality
L674[12:25:11] <S3> well lets see
L675[12:25:51] <S3> in reality Izaya
L676[12:26:24] <S3> STM allows us for
like, up to 160 concurrent ATM packets to be sent at the same
time
L677[12:26:27] <S3> each being 1KB/s
L678[12:26:35] <S3> each a different
connection
L679[12:26:41] <S3> remember this is
circuit switching
L680[12:26:45] <S3> so what you could do
Izaya
L681[12:26:51] <S3> if you need
4KB/s
L682[12:27:01] <Izaya> 4 connections
L683[12:27:08] <S3> is tie down 4 or 5
cables as if you were using a T1
L685[12:27:12] <Izaya> so do you have code
for this stuff?
L686[12:27:23] <S3> not yet. Trying to
work out all of the bugs
L687[12:27:28] <S3> so we can do this
right the first time
L688[12:27:31] <Izaya> that gives you the
ability to use 40 different clients
L689[12:27:35] <S3> I'm getting real close
to actually writing some code
L690[12:27:42] <Izaya> I see.
L691[12:27:59] <Izaya> I'll see if I can
impliment it for OC-ITS when I work out how events work with the
scheduler
L692[12:28:05] <S3> I don't want to end up
halfway in and be like shit I gotta redo this a different way
L693[12:28:16] <S3> well to make link
aggregation work like a T1
L694[12:28:32] <S3> we need to figure out
how you can take your ATM connected machine and tie down 4 1KB
streams into one 4KB one
L695[12:28:44] <S3> if it means modifying
the protocol slightly I will do it
L696[12:28:51] <S3> because that's a nice
feature.
L697[12:29:30] <Lizzy> \o/ internet is
being PoS
L698[12:29:31] <Izaya> 'cause what you can
actually do with tape drives
L699[12:29:52] <S3> is read the sound as
data?
L700[12:29:58] <Izaya> is rewind, rewrite,
rewind again, leave it
L701[12:30:13] <S3> can you send the sound
data directly to the drive and not the tape?
L702[12:30:15] <S3> to play it
L703[12:30:19] <Izaya> nope
L704[12:30:24] <Izaya> you have to abuse
the way tapes are read
L705[12:30:29] <S3> kind of like how those
old cassette tape adaptors worked, I see
L706[12:30:39] <Izaya> you have like a
second before the next thing of data is read
L707[12:30:46] <Izaya> so if you re-wind
first
L708[12:31:05] <Izaya> it plays the same
part of the tape
L709[12:31:13] <Izaya> with different
data
L711[12:31:44] <S3> so you can just write
to the tape in small chunks
L712[12:31:46] <S3> and be fast
enough
L713[12:31:53] <S3> that it doesn't pop or
click?
L714[12:32:02] <Izaya> except at standard
quality
L715[12:32:08] <Izaya> it's 4096 bytes per
second
L717[12:32:18] <Izaya> and it reads in 1
second chunks
L718[12:32:25] <S3> so you would want to
have 5 lines
L719[12:32:28] <S3> at least
L720[12:32:36] <S3> and the listening
computer would need 5 lines
L721[12:32:37] <Izaya> you can of
course
L722[12:32:40] <Izaya> go for
half-quality
L723[12:33:06] <Izaya> 2048
bytes/sec
L724[12:33:17] <S3> maybe we should do
this
L725[12:33:28] <S3> for example in OCBSD
or OpenOS or whatever
L726[12:33:34] <S3> you have your ATM
interface
L727[12:33:44] <S3> maybe you can make a
"channel collection"
L728[12:33:56] <S3> but the problem is it
has to work on the other end
L729[12:34:20] <S3> so maybe I can make it
so that your local ISP person in MC
L730[12:34:27] <S3> can give you x ammount
of lines on request
L731[12:34:36] <S3> and you can tie them
together how you want
L732[12:34:38] <S3> if you have 5 of
em
L733[12:34:42] <Lizzy> why does my
computer have 192.168.0.13 and 192.168.0.222 IPv4
addresses....
L734[12:34:43] <S3> you can have 3 tied
together
L735[12:34:47] <S3> and 2 tied
together
L736[12:34:53] <S3> for a 3KB and a 2KB
line
L737[12:35:17] <S3> curious though how
that would work out
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L739[12:35:31] <Izaya> maybe like
L740[12:35:45] <S3> with ethernet you can
use "master and slave" trunks.
L741[12:35:51] <Izaya> have the end-user
program create more circuits?
L742[12:36:04] <Lizzy> S3, was the
ethernet thing in response to me?
L743[12:36:30] <S3> right and that's what
I figure. however, the switch you are connected to at the ISP or
whatever has to know that you are tying them together
L744[12:36:35] <S3> otherwise itl forma
new conenction for each
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L746[12:36:40] <S3> Lizzy: no whats
up
L747[12:36:47] <Lizzy> oh, dont
worry
L748[12:37:08] <S3> I'm just babbling with
Izaya
L750[12:37:34] <Izaya> couldn't you
just
L751[12:37:37] <Izaya> make virtual
connections
L752[12:37:44] <Izaya> using a number of
other connections?
L753[12:37:49] <Izaya> on each end?
L754[12:37:49] <S3> I think I know what I
will do
L755[12:38:07] <S3> something like that
&
L757[12:38:22] <Izaya> also ATM frames are
53 bytes, right?
L759[12:38:31] <Izaya> >:)
L760[12:38:32] <Lizzy> AHA i found where
my computer gets the extra ip from
L762[12:38:41] <S3> the payload is
48
L763[12:38:50] <S3> the header on an ATM
cell is just 5 bytes
L764[12:38:54] <gamax92> secretly your
computer has a rootkit module installed
L765[12:38:55] <S3> making it very useful
for us, less overhead
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L767[12:39:10] <CompanionCube> Izaya, iirc
AAL5 will be supported
L768[12:39:10] <Izaya> so I had this great
idea about how to transfer data between MC servers:
L769[12:39:15] <Izaya> IRC!
L771[12:39:23] <CompanionCube> allowing
for payloads up to ~64k
L772[12:39:27] <Izaya> hear me out
L773[12:39:38] <Lizzy> \o/ my computer
only has 1 IPv4 address now
L774[12:39:46] <gamax92> Lizzy: what if
you got rid of the wrong one
L775[12:39:52] <Izaya> so you could send
to an address which is actually a nick
L776[12:39:58] <Lizzy> gamax92, i got rid
of the right one
L777[12:40:02] <Izaya> you could even do
multicast
L778[12:40:16] <Izaya> and you could have
an IRC server for each MC serveer
L779[12:40:18] <S3> Lizzy: if it confuses
the heck out of you for fun my server doesn't have any IP address
on eth0, and eth0 is the only outside interface.
L781[12:40:43] <Izaya> meaning local
connections are faster but extended-connections still work
L782[12:40:54] <Lizzy> eh, not really.
what was confusing me is where it was getting this extra address
from
L783[12:41:04] <tiin57> Izaya: That's
insane.
L784[12:41:14] <Lizzy> I think it was some
settings left over from Cinnamon's network config tool
L785[12:41:17] <Izaya> tiin57, I'm
insane
L786[12:41:35] <S3> that sounds...
absolute hackery
L787[12:41:40] <Izaya> but hey, I intend
to impliment it at some point
L788[12:41:43] <Izaya> dunno when
L789[12:41:45] <Izaya> but some time
L790[12:42:11] <S3> sounds hard to
manage
L791[12:42:23] <S3> for scalability
L792[12:42:39] <Izaya> well we could have
a custom protocol
L793[12:42:44] <Izaya> but then we could
also not
L794[12:43:20] <Lizzy> %p
L795[12:43:22] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Lizzy 1.14s
L796[12:43:25] <Lizzy> oh wow
L797[12:43:29] <S3> ATM will give us PNNI
which is like OSPF and AAL5 for reliability. It also gives us
tiered networks without me implementing the code for it pretty
much
L798[12:43:43] <Lizzy> hexchat stayed
connected even though... wait nvm
L799[12:43:53] <S3> unless you're
streaming audio from tape Izaya
L800[12:44:01] <S3> I doubt anyone will
need more than 1KB/s
L802[12:44:21] <Izaya> yeah
L803[12:44:25] <Lizzy> was about to say
that hexchat stayed connected when my local ip4 changed but then i
realised it's using janus' ipv6 address which the internal one
didn't change
L804[12:44:28] <Izaya> basically the only
reason you'd need >1KB/s
L805[12:44:39] <S3> because if you'tre
connecting to websites and stuff you'll just use the internet card
to connect to a website or some stuff
L806[12:44:48] <S3> you won't tunnel it
through the OCRANET
L807[12:45:13] <S3> the point of the
OCRANET is to build a nice packet switched circuit switching
network to connect Minecraft servers together
L808[12:45:31] <S3> setting up computers
would be simple
L809[12:45:45] <gamax92> brb, gonna go try
to track down the location of a wifi hotspot
L810[12:45:47] <Skye> S3, what is the
addressing scheme
L811[12:45:52] <gamax92> so i can be right
next to it
L812[12:46:37] <Lizzy> brb, seeing if
there's dinner
L813[12:46:41] <S3> Skye: not 100%
decided, but it looks like we're using the ISDN addressing scheme,
This is nice because it still gives your ISP the choice of how he
uses that scheme
L814[12:46:55] <Skye> eh?
L815[12:46:58] <S3> layer 1 will be using
2 digit dientifiers.
L816[12:47:15] <S3> that's up to 100 of
those, way more than enough, and are equivilent to country
codes.
L817[12:47:34] <S3> 00-99
L818[12:47:43] <Skye> UGHHHH
L819[12:47:54] <Skye> WHY
L820[12:47:54] <S3> Skye: this is
standard
L821[12:48:01] <S3> and easy to
manage
L822[12:48:07] <Izaya> use the first 2
didgits for servers?
L823[12:48:07] <Skye> minecraft is not
real life
L824[12:48:32] <S3> the first two digits
identifies the layer 2 which can be on a server or whatever.
L825[12:49:01] <S3> layer 1s will only
really work correctly as global services. Mine will be in
France
L826[12:49:23] <Skye> UGHHHH
L827[12:49:36] <Skye> Why do people tie
things to countries.
L828[12:49:49] <S3> they aren't
L829[12:49:58] <S3> I said it is analogous
to country codes.
L830[12:50:03] <S3> they are not country
codes.
L831[12:50:27] <S3> also, I am building a
website that will display an interactive, colorful map of our
network
L832[12:50:34] <S3> so that you can
explore it and use it
L833[12:50:43] <Skye> what happens when
people clash?
L834[12:51:51] <S3> with addresses? the
only way that can happen is if you have two people in the same
layer and they disperse the same subnet, but this is a problem even
in ethernet and the OCRANET network will not even allow it.
L835[12:51:59] <S3> because PNNI will be
like, no.
L836[12:52:11] <S3> PNNI is what handles
our dynamic routing
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L839[12:54:53] <S3> I do not expect many
layers, but you can have as many as you can give our addresses. if
you are the first layer 2, I will probably give you 00 or 01. this
means all of your addresses start with 01. no other layer2 can give
out addresses like that because PNNI will configure to route to 00
or 01 or whatever from my end, not yours. if you used single digit
addresses then if you give somebody address 5 and you were 00 then
their numbers would start with or their number woul
L840[12:55:00] <S3> it's that
simple.
L841[12:55:10] <S3> I recommand splitting
it up.
L842[12:55:13] <S3> like 00-5
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L844[12:55:45] <Skye> so you have a
central core?
L845[12:55:53] <S3> in the meantime Izaya
might have some good ideas about an OCRANET compatible DNS
L846[12:56:08] *
CompanionCube has a half-assed DNS spec laying around
L847[12:56:30] <CompanionCube> I never
specified an addressing format so
L848[12:56:35] <S3> it is a heiarchical
tier. This is how enterprise ATM networks are almost always
deployed.
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L850[12:56:45] <S3> it doesn't mean one
machine is controlling you
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L853[12:56:55] <S3> it means that there is
a top level "peer group"
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L856[12:57:03] <S3> sort of like ICANNs
top level 6 or 7 DNS servers
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L863[12:57:16] <S3> Skye: if one goes
down, the network can stay active :)
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L907[12:57:22] <TotallyNotKatie> %sed
enable
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L915[12:57:51] <S3> most of the hard
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L920[12:58:02] <S3> all you have to do is
wire it up, set some address rules
L921[12:58:03] <S3> and bam
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L923[12:58:06] <S3> you're ready to
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L929[12:58:23] <Skye> S3, I wonder if I
should design my own addressing system...
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L935[12:58:39] <S3> oddly enough Skye ATM
supports more than one :)
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L937[12:58:44] <Izaya> Skye, if it worries
you so much, write DNS
L938[12:58:48] <S3> and addresses are 20
bytes in ATM
L939[12:59:07] <CompanionCube> if it
bother's yall
L941[12:59:19] <Skye> My system would
require arbitary length strings
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L945[12:59:43] <S3> Ethernet can be harder
to sort of secure when it comes to tiering
L946[12:59:48] <CompanionCube> It's a
thing I wrote aaages ago
L947[12:59:52] <CompanionCube> but never
actually implemented
L948[13:00:14] <S3> plain text DNS?
L949[13:00:18] <S3> that sounds nice
L950[13:00:42] <S3> CompanionCube: looks
protocol independent too
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L953[13:01:07] <CompanionCube> S3, I
designed it with simplicity in mind
L954[13:01:17] <Skye> I want to make an
addressing system where there are subaddressing syste,s
L955[13:01:44] <CompanionCube> (Magi6k
implemented a realistic DNS system at one point, but it's more
complex)
L956[13:02:05] <CompanionCube> (and
involved multiple floppies)
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L959[13:02:50] <S3> Skye: when connecting
multiple networks together, it is hard to be uncentralized at least
a little
L960[13:02:56] <S3> decentralized*
L961[13:03:28] <S3> somebody has to decide
where addresses are and if you are 100% decentralized two networks
far apart from eachother could have the same addresses
L962[13:03:40] <Skye> that's why
subaddressing would work
L963[13:03:50] <S3> that's what ISDN
does
L964[13:04:06] <S3> the difference is it's
a numbering scheme more appropriate for circuit switching which is
what ATM is
L965[13:04:26] <S3> it doesn't matter if
you use phone numbers or IP addresses
L966[13:04:28] <Lizzy_> yay netsplit
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L968[13:04:34] <S3> the concepts fo
subnetting except the algorithms is still the same
L969[13:04:49] <S3> it becomes different
with odd schemes like the sheme geermany used to use.. but
L970[13:05:00] <S3> where you hit 0 and it
would climb a tier.
L971[13:05:12] *
vifino hugs Lizzy
L972[13:05:14] <S3> but with data networks
you don't need that
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L975[13:07:01] <S3> either way Skye,
you're just breaking down numbers from a giant repository full of
them
L976[13:07:10] <S3> you're making a
hierarchical tree
L977[13:07:50] <Skye> my idea would be
that networks would name themselves with UUIDS
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L979[13:09:07] <S3> as much as it's not,
that's sort of what IPv6 is :)
L980[13:09:14] <CompanionCube> UUIDs are a
PITA to use if you're not a computer
L981[13:09:21] <S3> I mean you have 16
byte addresses, and the machines usually give themselves IPs
L982[13:09:49] <S3> Skye: the mac address
of the end computer is part of the ISDN address.
L983[13:09:53] <S3> it's just in the mac
part
L984[13:10:11] <S3> the mac will not be 6
bytes, itl be 16 and the UUID of the computer
L986[13:10:47] <Lilly_Satou> kkk
L987[13:10:48] <S3> and then the last byte
is the alias identifier which exists already in ATM
L988[13:10:50] <vifino> fff
L989[13:10:57] <S3> yeah my screen locked
up
L990[13:10:58] <Lizzy> nnn
L991[13:11:04] <Izaya>
cpw.mods.fml.common.LoaderException:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk/jre/lib/amd64/headless/libmawt.so:
libfontconfig.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
directory
L992[13:11:06] <Lilly_Satou> ggg
L993[13:11:08] <Izaya> why does headless
server
L994[13:11:16] <Izaya> need
libfontconfig?
L995[13:11:41] <S3> what'd you do compile
openjdk with X support?
L997[13:12:02] <S3> sounds lame
L998[13:12:07] <Izaya> pacman -S
jdk7-openjdk
L999[13:12:20] <S3> see this is why binary
packages suck
L1000[13:12:43] <S3> and people laugh at
me for confuguring and compiling everything
L1001[13:12:51] <Izaya> well anyway
L1002[13:12:53] <Izaya> installed
it
L1003[13:13:45] <CompanionCube>
>headless
L1004[13:13:49] <CompanionCube>
>requires fontconfig
L1005[13:13:56] <CompanionCube> someone
is shit at naming here
L1006[13:13:57] <scj643> S3 can you
sumurize the past hour for me
L1007[13:14:23] <scj643> S3 compiling
isn't practical for me
L1008[13:14:28] <S3> scj643: I blarghed
about ATM and Skye was freaking out about using phone number like
addresses and now we're here.
L1009[13:14:41] <scj643> Dual core 2.2
ghz pentium 4gb ram
L1010[13:14:50] <CompanionCube> just
implement a DNS and you're good to gp
L1011[13:14:54] <gamax92> Well ...
L1012[13:15:00] <gamax92> it went up from
76 to 85
L1013[13:15:02] <S3> CompanionCube:
that's what I was sayin
L1014[13:15:04] <gamax92> so I got closer
i guess
L1015[13:15:08] <scj643> Also when you
talk ATM do you mean the thing you get money out of?
L1016[13:15:10] <S3> and everyone
else
L1017[13:15:14] <CompanionCube> scj643,
no
L1018[13:15:20] <CompanionCube> he means
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
L1019[13:15:22] <S3> scj643: that'd be a
fast money machine
L1020[13:15:25] <scj643> Oh wait that
automated transaction machine
L1021[13:15:26] <CompanionCube> a network
protocol
L1022[13:15:54] <gamax92> ...
L1023[13:15:57] <S3> scj643: teller, not
transaction
L1024[13:16:03] <gamax92> "compiling
isn't practical for me"
L1025[13:16:07] <scj643> Automated teller
machine :(
L1026[13:16:10] <gamax92> "dual core
2.2 ghz pentium 4gb ram"
L1027[13:16:14] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
it's true though
L1028[13:16:20] <gamax92> FUCK YOU BITCH
I COMPILE ENTIRE KERNELS ON A 66MHZ MACHINE
L1029[13:16:21] <CompanionCube> some
packages are ramfuckers to compile
L1030[13:16:24] <CompanionCube> see:
Chromium
L1031[13:16:28] <scj643> Compiling Java
would kill me
L1032[13:16:34] <S3> ok IU need to go
pick up homeworks
L1033[13:16:42] <gamax92> ehh, I've also
done java in 4gb's of ram
L1034[13:16:53] <gamax92> haven't tried
chromium though
L1035[13:16:57] <S3> by the way guys, the
quinne mccluskey method is so frigging simple of an algorithm. If
you like messing with circuits, check it out
L1036[13:16:57] <scj643> On a 2.2 ghz
dual core pentium
L1037[13:17:03] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
it needs multiple gigabytes
L1038[13:17:05] <CompanionCube> to
link
L1039[13:17:11] <scj643> That turns
itself into a heater
L1040[13:17:20] <gamax92> well yes, it's
a pentium :P
L1041[13:17:40] <gamax92> gotta wait
until the winter time to compile stuffs
L1042[13:17:41] <scj643> Are all pentiums
made to run hot
L1043[13:17:44] <S3> yes but its not a
66Mhz K5 or whatever gamax92 has
L1044[13:17:52] <gamax92> not K5
L1046[13:18:00] <CompanionCube> Memory
space
L1047[13:18:00] <CompanionCube> It takes
about 8GB of swap file to link chromium and its tests. If you get
an out-of-memory error during the final link, you will need to add
swap space with swapon. It�s recommended to have at least 4GB of
memory available for building a statically linked debug build.
Dynamic linking and/or building a release build lowers memory
requirements. People with less than 8GB of memory may want to not
build tests since they are quite large.
L1048[13:18:10] <S3> 8080?
L1050[13:18:15] <S3> 8086
L1051[13:18:25] <CompanionCube> S3,
no
L1052[13:18:26] <gamax92> 486
L1053[13:18:27] <S3> 8080 was 5Mhz
L1054[13:18:28] <CompanionCube> Z80
L1055[13:18:34] <gamax92> 4.77
L1056[13:18:36] <scj643> TI 8x
L1057[13:18:39] <S3> your 486 is only 66?
I thought those were like 166Mhz
L1058[13:18:42] <CompanionCube> or maybe
an Intel 4004
L1059[13:18:47] <S3> Maybe I'm thinking
of K6
L1060[13:18:49] <gamax92> it has a DX2
chip
L1061[13:18:57] <scj643> Only if it was
404 :D
L1062[13:18:58] <gamax92> some go up to
that speed though
L1063[13:19:10] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
you can't possibly have a 486
L1064[13:19:17] <gamax92> I can possibly
have a 486 :D
L1065[13:19:24] <CompanionCube> are you
using the 486
L1066[13:19:31] <gamax92> not atm
L1067[13:19:35] <scj643> I would have to
get some external storage to use as swap to compile chromium
L1068[13:19:39] <Izaya> anyone for some
MC?
L1069[13:19:44] <scj643> Me
L1070[13:19:53] <Izaya> Survival,
destroyed city buried in snow.
L1072[13:20:02] <Izaya> that's the mods
and configs
L1073[13:20:08] <gamax92> scj643: do you
have no swap?
L1074[13:20:09] <Izaya> you'll probably
want to wget -r it
L1075[13:20:17] <scj643> Can you zip that
up
L1076[13:20:23] <scj643> gamax92: I have
swap
L1077[13:20:27] <gamax92> phew
L1078[13:20:39] <Izaya> scj643, just use
wget -r
L1079[13:20:51] <scj643> 4.2 GB
L1080[13:21:01] <scj643> Wget can be
recursive
L1081[13:21:41] <scj643> Need to figure
out how I can have nginx generate directory listings in one su
directory
L1082[13:21:46] <scj643>
Subdirectory
L1083[13:21:53] <Izaya> use a php
script
L1084[13:21:58] <gamax92>
dynamically
L1085[13:22:06] <scj643> I'm going to try
and set up my modpack with a launcher
L1086[13:22:12] <scj643> Custom one
L1087[13:22:22] <Izaya> why not
multimc?
L1088[13:22:22] <vifino> autoindex
on;
L1089[13:22:29] <Izaya> means you don't
have to write a launcher
L1090[13:22:31] <vifino> do you even
nginx bruh?
L1091[13:22:36] <gamax92> do you even
vifino
L1092[13:22:40] *
Izaya uses apache2
L1093[13:22:46] *
gamax92 uses luawebserver
L1094[13:22:49] <vifino> I even vifino,
do you, gamax92?
L1095[13:22:58] <gamax92> if there is a
project called luawebserver, it's not mine because mine is
private
L1096[13:23:04] *
Lizzy Lizzys vifino
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L1098[13:23:10] <vifino> :O
L1099[13:23:16] *
vifino vifinos Lizzy :3
L1100[13:23:17] <gamax92> s/:/;/
L1101[13:23:31] <gamax92> kibi you
fucking piece of shit why have you left
L1102[13:23:42] <Lizzy> netsplit
probably
L1103[13:23:46] <Lizzy> %sed enable
L1104[13:23:46] <MichiBot1> Lizzy:
Enabled SED for this channel
L1106[13:24:01] <gamax92> dat 1
L1107[13:24:10] <Lizzy> Izaya, haha
L1108[13:25:02] *
CompanionCube vifinos vifino
L1109[13:25:05] <vifino> scj643: location
/subdirectory { autoindex on; }
L1110[13:25:08] <gamax92> is that a world
edge shader?
L1111[13:25:10] <vifino> thank me
later.
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L1113[13:25:21] <Izaya> gamax92, cel
shader
L1114[13:25:26] <Izaya> ie borderlands
shader
L1115[13:25:40] <Izaya> when it isn't a
cloud or water shader, anyway
L1116[13:25:42] <Lizzy> also
scj643/Izaya, do either of your servers have RailCraft, OC,
Computronics, Project Red and Immersive Engineering on them?
L1117[13:26:06] <Izaya> I forgot
P:R
L1118[13:26:10] <Izaya> but I'll add that
next update
L1119[13:26:13] <Izaya> but besides that
yes
L1120[13:26:19] <Lizzy> k
L1121[13:26:28] <Izaya> it is survival
though
L1122[13:26:32] <Lizzy> hmm
L1123[13:26:51] <Lizzy> is there more
than one city around or did you only generate the one?
L1124[13:27:05] <Izaya> it's a 128x128
chunk city
L1125[13:27:15] <gamax92> Izaya: there's
a difference though
L1126[13:27:22] <gamax92> screen space
shaders and world space shaders
L1127[13:27:30] <vifino> I suck at
survival, I barely manage to survive alone.
L1128[13:28:23] <Izaya> anyone in #SKSDev
is welcome to help me build an OC empire
L1129[13:28:39] <Lizzy> okay, i'm
probably going to stick with my server (whenever i get it up) with
a cave world
L1130[13:29:21] <Lizzy> that or i could
just go find the very corner of your city and build there
L1131[13:29:25] <CompanionCube> Izaya,
survival is meh
L1132[13:29:31] <Izaya> why the
corner?
L1133[13:29:33] <Lizzy> put up warning
signs or something
L1134[13:29:43] <Izaya> there's mountains
and lakes
L1135[13:29:54] <Izaya> the block I
intend to claim
L1136[13:30:00] <Izaya> is corner of a
mountain
L1137[13:30:17] <Lizzy> mountains and
lakes are hard to get lots of tracks up
L1138[13:30:49] <Izaya> just build in one
of the buildings?
L1139[13:31:16] <scj643> Lizzy mine
does
L1140[13:31:25] <Izaya> also there's
bunkers in the mountains
L1141[13:31:42] <Lizzy> could do, i'd
want to do it in creative though, thats the thing (i.e. build in
creative, the stuff powering the rails and shiz you could get in
survival)
L1142[13:31:46] <scj643> Though my server
is a creative world
L1143[13:31:50] <Lizzy> scj643, k
L1144[13:32:01] <gamax92> "My server
does" he said, frantically downloading the mentioned
mods
L1145[13:32:07] <scj643> Going to be
restarting the server since I'm making launcher
L1146[13:32:12] <scj643> I already have
the nods
L1147[13:32:15] <scj643> Mods
L1148[13:32:15] <gamax92> ... making a
launcher?
L1149[13:32:35] <scj643> Skcraft
launcher
L1150[13:32:51] <vifino> dat weird sound
doe
L1151[13:32:58] <Izaya> ooo a building
made of coal
L1153[13:36:01] <gamax92> Izaya: you
should have used tar.zip.rar.7z.arc.lzma.gz.bz2.xz.exe
L1154[13:36:34] <Lilly_Satou> you mean
videoxxx.exe
L1155[13:36:42] <vifino> I wouldn't be
surprised if the result of that would be bigger than the things you
tried to compress, gamax92.
L1156[13:36:51] <Lilly_Satou>
videoxxx.avi.exe*
L1157[13:37:42] <scj643> Going to make my
own launcher so idiots can run it
L1158[13:37:47] <gamax92> a video that
abuses an exploit in windows media player, causing an exe to be
written and launched
L1159[13:37:54] <gamax92> scj643: you
don't want idiots though
L1160[13:38:05] <gamax92> give them a
basic challenge that filters out most idiots
L1161[13:39:22] <Izaya> right
L1162[13:39:27] <Izaya> I have
"secured" a floor
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L1164[13:40:02] <gamax92> if player
exists in area of floor, delete all inventory, set on fire, and set
health to -infinity
L1165[13:41:38] <vifino> Izaya: Latest
forge?
L1166[13:41:51] <LJack2k> can OC be used
to see what a AE2 network is crafting?
L1167[13:41:58] <Izaya> I used
stable
L1168[13:42:03] <vifino> alright.
L1169[13:42:14] <scj643> Being able to be
on IRC prevents idiots most of the time
L1170[13:42:19] <scj643> And on
mumble
L1171[13:42:23] <gamax92> mibbit
L1172[13:42:52] <scj643> Still an average
"idiot" wouldn't be in this IRC for long
L1173[13:44:05] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
or
L1174[13:44:15] <CompanionCube> a .zip
archive that exploits WinRAR
L1175[13:44:44] <gamax92> I don't have
WinRAR
L1176[13:44:46] <scj643> Lol
L1177[13:44:49] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
idiots do
L1178[13:44:59] <gamax92> XD
L1179[13:44:59] <scj643> I would do that
to say fuck you to anyone that uses it
L1180[13:45:11] <CompanionCube>
also
L1181[13:45:14] <scj643> 7z on windows
for life
L1182[13:45:19] <CompanionCube> the
'trial has expired' dialog is exploitable
L1183[13:45:21] <CompanionCube> because
IE
L1184[13:45:26] <Vexatos> LJack2k, no,
only if you use OC to request the crafting job
L1185[13:45:41] <gamax92> Vexatos is
best/worst modder
L1186[13:45:43] <LJack2k> ah ok. good to
know. thanks
L1187[13:45:49] <Vexatos> I am
indeed
L1188[13:46:00] <scj643> Should I use
buildcraft 7.1 or 7.0
L1189[13:46:03] <Vexatos> I am so bad I
used "import static" once in a mod
L1190[13:46:19] <Vexatos> scj643, depends
on how "stable" you want it
L1191[13:46:29] <Vexatos> 7.1 is still
beta and you can always upgrade later once it's released
L1192[13:46:44] <scj643> Ok staying with
7.0
L1193[13:46:50] <Vexatos> but
unofficially it's stable too
L1194[13:46:59] <Vexatos> i.e. it won't
make your game crash, don't worry
L1195[13:47:44] <gamax92> from Java
import java.paths.weird.why.this.BigClass
L1196[13:48:17] <gamax92> #p
L1197[13:48:17] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.253932092 Seconds passed.
L1198[13:49:22] <Vexatos> #ü
L1199[13:49:25] <Vexatos> #p
L1200[13:49:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.17864364500000002 Seconds passed.
L1201[13:49:26] <Vexatos> .-.
L1202[13:49:32] <gamax92> dat ü
L1203[13:49:48] <scj643> Going with
7.1
L1204[13:50:44] <Lilly_Satou> mein
führer
L1205[13:50:49] <Lilly_Satou> lets
go
L1206[13:51:47] <gamax92> Suzy ü
L1207[13:56:07] <gamax92> go onto google,
look up WANNA, and then just add an extra N, repeat
L1208[13:59:11] <scj643> Java
unexpectedly closed and it's still going (message from
Ubuntu)
L1209[14:00:59] <gamax92> #lua
#("wannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnna")
L1210[14:00:59] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
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L1217[14:06:31] <scj643> Mekanism is a
big mod size wise
L1218[14:06:40] <scj643> 13.4 mb
L1219[14:08:36] <Vexatos> Lilly_Satou,
3nazi5me
L1221[14:09:59] <v^> gamax92, ^v is ^v5
and its prefix is <
L1222[14:10:05] <v^> <> 4
L1223[14:10:05] <^v> v^, 4
L1224[14:10:05] <gamax92> <l
lies
L1225[14:10:06] <^v> gamax92, nil
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L1227[14:14:58] <scj643> Need an Icon for
my pack
L1228[14:17:59] <Izaya> ksk
L1229[14:18:01] <Izaya> kek
L1230[14:18:12] <Izaya> forgeessentials
does damage for swearing
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L1232[14:20:02] <scj643> What
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L1234[14:22:15] <scj643> is it ok for me
to use the OC logo for my pack logo
L1235[14:24:07] <Temia> I would hastily
recommend otherwise if this is a public pack, so as to avoid
notions of officiality or endorsement
L1236[14:24:35] <cloakable> ^
L1237[14:24:42] <scj643> Not a totally
public pack
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L1239[14:24:54] <scj643> only people in
my IRC can get it
L1240[14:25:04] <Temia> Public in any
capacity
L1241[14:25:18] <scj643> Well I can't
design for jack
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L1243[14:25:49] <Temia> There's tons of
permissively-licensed icons and clipart out there
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L1246[14:26:17] <Mfernflower> Hello
all
L1247[14:26:55] <scj643> Mfernflower: the
pack is going to be changing
L1249[14:27:14] <Izaya> just for
reference
L1250[14:27:17] <Izaya> my pack
logo
L1251[14:28:00] <scj643> Someone should
make a desktop theme based off of google's material design
L1252[14:28:19] *
Izaya uses the Haiku icon set with the Arc gtk theme
L1253[14:28:28] <scj643> I curently use
numix
L1254[14:28:35] <XDjackieXD> scj643 there
is a project for a whole de in material design
L1255[14:28:43] <XDjackieXD> numix is
great (I also use it)
L1256[14:28:52] <scj643> Yeah I love
numix
L1257[14:28:57] <Izaya> what the fuck is
material design?
L1258[14:29:25] <XDjackieXD> numix +
numix circle icons <3 (and numix dark for some applications like
IDEs, IRC, ...)
L1259[14:29:37] <XDjackieXD> Izaya never
used android 5 or newer?
L1260[14:29:40] <Mfernflower> scj643,
howso
L1262[14:29:46] <Izaya> my phone runs
Android 2.3
L1263[14:29:57] <XDjackieXD> cute
:3
L1264[14:30:03] <Izaya> $50
L1265[14:30:12] <LJack2k> that
much?
L1266[14:31:55] <Izaya> (my tablet runs
4.0.4 though, I don't really like the look of 5, much prefer the
dark theme)
L1267[14:33:04] <scj643> I wish numix
could change the icons in gimp
L1269[14:33:38] <Izaya> New favourite
phrase: By stallman's beard!
L1270[14:34:05] <XDjackieXD> scj643
"change the icons in gimp" ? you can just open the svgs
in inkscape...
L1271[14:34:36] <Mfernflower> Inkscape.
that thing... I used it for wikipedia chemical diagram SVG's
L1272[14:34:37] <Mfernflower>
because
L1273[14:34:38] <Mfernflower> well
L1274[14:34:52] <Mfernflower> wikipedia
dont got a very fredinly community
L1275[14:35:17] <Mfernflower> It's mostly
grey beards
L1276[14:35:17] <XDjackieXD> inkscape is
nice but the version in the ubuntu/debain repo is extremely out of
date
L1277[14:36:05] <XDjackieXD> also I think
Krita has support for vector graphics :3 (although inkscape was
made for them and has a broader toolset for vectorgraphics)
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L1279[14:38:12] <scj643> I mean change
the ugly UI Icons
L1281[14:39:02] <XDjackieXD> UI icons?
the ones in gtk apps?
L1282[14:39:07] <scj643> Yeah
L1283[14:39:22] <XDjackieXD> also svgs of
the icon theme...
L1284[14:39:29] <Kodos> We need a
whopinged bot
L1285[14:39:35] <scj643> Numix gtk would
be nice
L1286[14:39:38] <XDjackieXD> (in my case
numic circle which look really reat :3)
L1287[14:39:45] <XDjackieXD> Numix is a
gtk theme...
L1288[14:39:56] <scj643> doesn't change
the icons in gimp
L1289[14:40:07] <XDjackieXD> oh
L1290[14:40:12] <XDjackieXD> gimp uses
custom ones
L1291[14:40:20] <scj643> dang
L1292[14:40:32] <XDjackieXD> you could
compile gimp from source with custom icons though
L1293[14:40:42] <XDjackieXD> but gimp is
a big mess to compile...
L1294[14:40:55] <XDjackieXD> also you
logo has an error
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L1296[14:41:19] <scj643> .....
L1297[14:41:23] <scj643> error?
L1299[14:41:36] <XDjackieXD> mistake or
whatever you wanna call it ^^
L1300[14:41:36] <scj643> i'm blind
L1301[14:41:37] <S3> whee whee
L1302[14:41:39] <S3> Damn it phone
L1303[14:41:42] <scj643> *visually
impaired
L1304[14:42:01] <XDjackieXD> hm?
L1305[14:42:56] <scj643> So I didn't see
that I misssed that
L1306[14:43:15] <XDjackieXD> oh ok
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L1311[15:01:46] <scj643> Can't wait to
get my pack on my own launcher
L1312[15:03:19] <gamax92> Does your own
launcher use it's own library on it's own OS for your own special
computer configuration?
L1313[15:03:31] <LJack2k> for his own
only
L1314[15:03:36] <scj643> No
L1315[15:03:53] <scj643> It's going to be
based off of SKlauncher
L1316[15:04:42] <scj643> Which is pretty
good
L1317[15:06:26] <scj643> My versioning
will from now on follow the Ubuntu convention
L1318[15:07:10] <gamax92> ehh, why
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L1320[15:09:45] <scj643> It sounds cool
adjective and an animal name
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L1322[15:12:16] <scj643> Also with this I
can manage multiple packs with one launcher
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L1325[15:15:27] <XDjackieXD> scj643
please not another launcher >.> just use multimc,
techniclauncher or something exisiting that some people already
have... it's really annoying to have so many launchers for
different mc modpacks...
L1326[15:15:52] <scj643> Technic
sucks
L1327[15:16:13] <scj643> Multi mc you
can't push updates to the client
L1328[15:16:31] <scj643> also I don't
have permision for all my mods
L1329[15:16:35] <XDjackieXD> ...
L1330[15:16:42] <XDjackieXD> technic
private pack
L1331[15:16:43] <LJack2k> that is your
main problem
L1332[15:16:48] <scj643> I know
L1333[15:16:58] <scj643> Still technic
sucks
L1334[15:17:12] <CompanionCube> is
MCUpdater still a thing
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L1336[15:17:27] <scj643> Mine is just
going to be a jar that you launch
L1337[15:17:42] <scj643> You put it in a
separate folder
L1338[15:18:16] <XDjackieXD> ._. launcher
clusterfuck intensifies....
L1340[15:33:08] <scj643> Waiting for
buses sucks
L1341[15:36:20] <S3> I was waiting for
the bus in the rain
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L1343[15:36:24] <S3> which is fine
L1344[15:36:30] <S3> except right now its
pourin buckets
L1345[15:37:25] <Kodos> Sounds
painful
L1347[15:41:08] <ds84182> Soon: Launcher
Launcher launches all your favorite Launchers
L1348[15:41:28] <ds84182> Soon: Launcher
Launcher Launcher launches all your favorite Launcher
Launchers
L1349[15:41:47] <ds84182> s/Launcher
Launcher/Launcher Launcher Launcher/g
L1350[15:41:48] <MichiBot1>
<ds84182> Soon: Launcher Launcher Launcher Launcher launches
all your favorite Launcher Launcher Launchers
L1351[15:41:58] <ds84182> perfect.
L1352[15:42:20] <ds84182> Mimiru: What
happened to just plain old MichiBot
L1353[15:42:28] <ds84182> inb4
MichiBot84182
L1354[15:42:30] <Lizzy> netsplit
L1355[15:42:42] <CompanionCube>
MetaLauncherMetaLauncher
L1356[15:42:54] <CompanionCube> it is a
launcher for your launchers that launch launchers
L1357[15:43:19] <CompanionCube> semantic
satiation achieved yet
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L1359[15:44:11] <Mfernflower> hi
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L1362[15:50:43] <Kodos> Howdy
L1363[15:51:31] <Kodos> Can anyone grab
logs from the last 8 hours, and see who pinged me between 8 AM
central, and 2pm Central
L1364[15:53:24] <scj643> Multi mc is
trying that
L1365[15:53:34] <scj643> I could
L1366[15:53:42] <scj643> If IRC cloud had
a search feature
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L1369[16:24:54] <S3> Name a language
where 1 is less than false!
L1370[16:25:18] <gamax92> #js 1 <
false
L1371[16:25:18] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
false
L1372[16:25:23] <gamax92> not js :P
L1374[16:25:47] <S3> 29> 1 <
false.
L1375[16:25:48] <S3> true
L1376[16:25:51] <S3> Erlang
L1378[16:27:12] <scj643> A custom
language that has the values of 1 and 0 and true and false
switch
L1380[16:29:26] <ds84182> I feel like
making my ROP run in OC
L1381[16:29:32] <ds84182> Sangar: You
fine with that?
L1382[16:29:53] <scj643> Expand ROP
L1383[16:30:01] <ds84182> R O P
L1384[16:30:28] <scj643> :(
L1385[16:30:42] <Lizzy> #p
L1386[16:30:47] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.748406863 Seconds passed.
L1387[16:30:49] <ds84182> But I did what
you said
L1388[16:31:04] <scj643> By expand I mean
expand the acronym
L1389[16:31:15] <scj643> Like idk is I
don't know
L1390[16:31:30] <ds84182> R e t u r n O r
i e n t e d P r o g r a m m i n g
L1391[16:31:33] <ds84182> Expanded
L1392[16:31:40] <scj643> Thanks
L1393[16:31:47] <ds84182> Anytime
<3
L1394[16:32:54] <scj643> Exploit
code
L1395[16:32:58] <S3> what you need
is
L1396[16:33:13] <S3> trampoline oriented
programming
L1397[16:33:28] <Mfernflower> Memory
overflow oreintated programming
L1398[16:33:28] <S3> where your entire
program is an iterator trampoline of iterator trampolines
L1399[16:33:53] <Inari> oh looks its a
Mfernflower
L1400[16:34:17] <S3> Mfernflower
Mfernflower.jar
L1401[16:35:39] <scj643> #p
L1402[16:35:39] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
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L1404[16:36:55] <S3> #js
Array(16).join("wat" - 1) + " Batman!"
L1405[16:36:55] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN
Batman!"
L1406[16:37:19] <scj643> Lol
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L1408[16:40:36] <Mfernflower> #js
Array(16).join("w" - 1) + " Batman!"
L1409[16:40:40] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN
Batman!"
L1410[16:40:44] <Mfernflower> heh
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L1412[16:43:24] <scj643> Guess some
people in Japan love buildcraft
L1413[16:43:41] <Antheus> #lua 8+8
L1414[16:43:41] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
16
L1415[16:43:54] <gamax92> Antheus:
...
L1416[16:44:08] <Antheus> ||:C Am F G C
:||
L1417[16:44:28] <gamax92> Your music
sheet is sad
L1418[16:44:58] <Antheus> Cb
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L1420[16:52:10] <Mfernflower> #js
print("potato")
L1421[16:52:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
potato
L1422[16:52:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> |
"potato"
L1423[16:52:48] <Mfernflower> #js
Array(16).join("potato","test")
L1424[16:52:48] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"potatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotato"
L1425[16:52:58] <Mfernflower> #js
Array(19).join("potato","test")
L1426[16:52:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"potatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotatopotato"
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L1434[17:10:55] <ds84182> Hmm... so first
things first is to find eris_dump (which is the base symbol for the
.so)
L1435[17:11:38] <Inari> hm
L1436[17:11:47] <Inari> wonder if ROP
could help me on this level of microcorruption
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L1438[17:13:01] <ds84182> Inari:
microwat?
L1439[17:13:07] <ds84182> I could
help
L1440[17:13:15] <Inari> an old CTF
thingy
L1441[17:13:16] <sugoi_> Magik6k: you
around?
L1442[17:13:29] <Inari> ds84182: and well
:P i'd rather find the solution myself haha
L1443[17:13:39] ***
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L1444[17:13:47] <ds84182> ROP is
fun
L1445[17:15:18] <ds84182> hmm I need to
run Java through GDB
L1446[17:15:20] ***
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L1447[17:20:06] <ds84182> Ugh,
fuckit
L1448[17:20:12] <ds84182> Minecraft takes
too many arguments
L1449[17:20:38] <scj643> Why get
L1450[17:20:40] <scj643> GDB
L1451[17:21:18] <scj643> I got a molex
802.11 2.2 ghz and 5 ghz antenna
L1452[17:21:56] <scj643> Don't know how
good it is though
L1453[17:22:12] <scj643> Has a high temp
adhesive
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L1455[17:25:06] <gamax92> "Estimated
Drive Speed:"
L1456[17:25:44] <scj643> .....
L1457[17:26:08] <gamax92> and thus, the
drive speed was never calculated
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L1461[17:26:34] <ds84182> scj643: GDB
lets me debug JNI crashes
L1462[17:26:51] <scj643> JNI?
L1463[17:26:56] <ds84182> so I can see
where the exploit fucks up in native code
L1464[17:27:03] <scj643> Expand JNI
L1465[17:27:07] <ds84182> JNI stands for
the Java Native Interface
L1466[17:27:11] <scj643> Ok
L1467[17:28:58] <ds84182> Theoretically,
the exploit should work in OC, but debugging the exploit would be
hell
L1468[17:29:12] <gamax92> ds84182: are
you exploiting OC o.o;
L1469[17:29:14] <ds84182> The great thing
about OC is that the binaries don't change, so it's a nice exploit
vector
L1470[17:29:29] <vifino> gamax92: yes, he
is
L1471[17:29:31] <ds84182> gamax92: Was
planning to, can't run java in GDB from MultiMC
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L1473[17:30:04] <sugoi> what exploit are
we talking about?
L1474[17:30:13] <ds84182> uwot, gdb has
attach command
L1475[17:30:24] <ds84182> sugoi: LuaPWN,
my own creation ( ͡ಠ ͜ʖ ͡ಠ)
L1476[17:30:45] <ds84182> I personally
thank Lua 5.3 for 64bit numbers
L1477[17:30:50] <ds84182> It's a
godsend
L1478[17:31:10] <ds84182> So GDB can
attach to processes
L1479[17:31:18] <gamax92> DS speech:
"I would like to thank the lua devs for adding 64bit numbers,
without them, this exploit would not have been possible"
*clapping and cheering*
L1480[17:31:32] <sugoi> haha
L1481[17:31:47] <gamax92> Also Brasero,
I'm very sure this DVD is not 18.4EB
L1482[17:31:51] <ds84182> gamax92: You
forgot to include the tears running down my face as I
sobstory
L1483[17:32:15] <sugoi> ds84182: what
does luapwn do?
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L1486[17:33:35] <ds84182> sugoi:
Currently it just calls luaL_openlibs to break out of the
sandbox
L1487[17:33:47] <ds84182> From there,
whatever it does is up to the user
L1488[17:33:52] <sugoi> haha nice
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L1490[17:35:40] <sugoi> so, how easy is
it to deploy luapwn -- is it a dll/dylib/jar? or is it actually in
lua in the user space?
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L1493[17:38:09] <Magik6k> sugoi,
probably
L1494[17:38:18] <ds84182> Sorry,
back
L1495[17:38:23] <ds84182> sugoi: User
space Lua
L1496[17:38:28] <ds84182> just needs
bytecode loading
L1497[17:38:36] <sugoi> hey Magik6k - i
think it was your code i am using for grep.lua
L1498[17:39:02] <Magik6k> Thats
fine
L1499[17:39:08] <Magik6k> IIRC it's not
mine
L1500[17:39:09] <sugoi> Magik6k: i'd like
to continu to modify it and propose it for a PR into openos - and
use it in my own lua-based virtual env i'm working on
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L1502[17:39:22] <sugoi> Magik6k: oh, i
didn't realize that
L1503[17:39:35] <ds84182> hmm, my Lua
binary lacks debugging info
L1504[17:39:37] <ds84182> fak
L1505[17:39:58] <ds84182> So that means
the old ROP was customized for my Lua with debugging symbols
L1506[17:40:04] <Magik6k> I 'stole' it
from guy that stole it from other guy, so you'd be 4th chain entry
;p
L1507[17:40:16] <sugoi> haha,
alright
L1508[17:40:31] <sugoi> well, regardless
- thanks for the code
L1509[17:41:14] <Magik6k> I think I may
implement bufforless pipes in plan9k
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L1511[17:43:58] <sugoi> i have a few
improvements in the works for openos and pipes, including
popen
L1512[17:44:17] <sugoi> you've got a
pretty awesome setup with plan9k, i like it
L1513[17:45:03] <sugoi> i dont have a
whole lot of time to write these improvements, but i expect it to
be ready for 1.6
L1514[17:45:05] <S3> Oh hey magic6k
L1515[17:45:15] <Magik6k> S3 hey
L1516[17:45:38] <scj643> Well good thing
byte code isn't enabled by default
L1517[17:46:08] <Magik6k> sugoi, I'm
rewriting big parts of kernel now to support basic contenerization
and I don't have much time to do so too
L1518[17:48:28] <sugoi> ds84182: that is
cool - but i had heard that byte code loading was deemed unsafe
even before 64bit
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L1520[17:48:58] <scj643> 200 KB up
damn
L1521[17:49:13] <sugoi> i didnt read into
exactly what attack vector would have worked - nor how
_specifically_ byte code loading could lead to an exploit
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L1523[17:49:36] <sugoi> but in general,
the idea made sense to me - does oc lua have byte code
loading?
L1524[17:49:43] <scj643> Technically
isn't download from a clientside upload on the servers end?
L1525[17:49:52] <ds84182> sugoi: Yeah,
it's always been unsafe
L1526[17:50:02] <ds84182> It's because
Lua makes assumptions for pure speed
L1527[17:50:08] <scj643> Lol
L1528[17:50:24] <scj643> How much faster
is byte code than regular Lua
L1529[17:50:29] <ds84182> The same
L1530[17:50:34] <ds84182> Lua compiles
into bytecode
L1531[17:50:38] <scj643> Then why use
it
L1532[17:50:45] <ds84182> Then why use
what?
L1533[17:50:52] <scj643> Byte code
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L1535[17:51:11] <ds84182> Because it's
faster to execute bytecode than to jump around a syntax tree
L1536[17:51:30] <ds84182> It's sequential
execution
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L1538[17:52:29] <scj643> Oh ok
L1539[17:52:45] <scj643> So byte code
does have performance increases
L1540[17:53:04] <ds84182> ...
L1541[17:53:24] <ds84182> jumping around
a syntax tree isn't even implemented, or even sane
L1542[17:53:51] <scj643> .....
L1543[17:54:03] <scj643> Then why have
bytecode?
L1544[17:54:21] <ds84182>
..............
L1545[17:54:24] <jasemobob> ....
L1546[17:54:25] <scj643> Basic for
OC
L1547[17:54:34] <ds84182> I quit
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L1549[17:54:47] <scj643> Lol
L1550[17:54:59] <scj643> Someone else
literarily quits
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L1554[17:56:55] <vifino> scj643: Lua runs
your code this way: Parse the syntax, generate bytecode
instructions and then run the bytecode.
L1555[17:57:36] <ds84182> Sangar: Please
don't tell me OpenOS overrides load to make it only use
"t" mode
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L1557[17:58:39] <gamax92> ds84182:
;)
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L1561[17:59:08] <vifino> Is it bad that I
want to make a pirate radio station
L1562[17:59:13] <vifino> Is it bad that I
want to make a pirate radio station?*
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L1564[17:59:19] <ds84182> There are two
bytecode options in my config.
L1566[17:59:57] <ds84182> gamax92: I know
about config option, I just had two of them and only one set
L1567[18:00:02] <vifino> I mean, I got
the know-how, got enough hardware and enough boredom.
L1568[18:00:27] <ds84182> vifino: craft
an exploit
L1569[18:00:36] <vifino> ds84182: for
what
L1570[18:00:42] <ds84182> anything
L1571[18:00:50] <vifino> k.
L1572[18:01:30] <vifino> hmm, what to
exploit..
L1573[18:01:55] <ds84182> Oh yay, I can
crash minecraft with the exploit
L1574[18:02:09] <vifino> good job,
ds84182
L1575[18:02:19] <ds84182> Now I need a
function that logs to actual minecraft log instead of OC
L1576[18:02:24] <ds84182> I wonder if
there is one
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L1578[18:02:35] <vifino> of course there
inst.
L1579[18:02:39] <ds84182> debug card
maybe?
L1580[18:02:42] <vifino> isn't*
L1581[18:03:03] <ds84182> I can use debug
card
L1582[18:03:30] <ds84182> So basically I
can use runCommand
L1583[18:04:44] <scj643> Got my pack
working
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L1587[18:06:33] <scj643> 8kb a second on
my vps Kizzy
L1588[18:06:39] <scj643> Lizzy:
L1589[18:06:46] <scj643> Dang
L1590[18:06:50] <ds84182> # SIGSEGV (0xb)
at pc=0x0000000000403f06, pid=21278, tid=140310736725760
L1591[18:06:52] <ds84182> Oh yis
L1592[18:07:17] <ds84182> For reference,
pc=0x0000000000403f06 is where my ROP jumps to begin
execution
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L1595[18:11:39] <scj643> Nice
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L1601[18:18:04] <jasemobob> Anyone
avaliable to answer a question?
L1602[18:18:42] <sugoi> jasemobob: the
answer isn't necessarily going to be correct let alone
relevent
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L1604[18:19:27] <jasemobob> Ok, well
hopefully you can help. I was wondering if there was anything like
an autoexec in opencomputers
L1606[18:20:48] <sugoi> for a component
that you modded in? or are you talking about boot? or are you
talking about a floppy disk, you want some script to run as soon as
you put the disk in?
L1607[18:22:02] <jasemobob> Yes on boot.
Start several programs immediately.
L1608[18:22:21] <jasemobob> No floppy
disk, just on a hard disk
L1609[18:22:32] <sugoi> jasemobob:
absolutely. it's the rc system you want to use
L1610[18:22:43] <ds84182> #lua
debug.getlocals
L1611[18:22:43] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to index a nil value (global
'debug')
L1612[18:22:47] <ds84182> urg
L1613[18:22:51] <sugoi> jasemobob: may i
also let you know, i'm redoing the rc system, so in 1.6 it'll be a
bit different
L1614[18:23:53] <jasemobob> Ok,
thanks!
L1615[18:24:16] <sugoi> jasemobob: to use
rc, you will have a script that has a start and stop method
L1616[18:24:38] <sugoi> once that is
ready, you can say: rc <your_script_name>
start|stop|enable|disable
L1617[18:24:51] <sugoi> enable will add
it to /etc/rc.cfg -- which then will auto start your script
L1618[18:25:16] <sugoi> jasemobob: again,
this is changing in 1.6 (the arguments, as well as rc.cfg)
L1619[18:25:24] <sugoi> it'll be a
completely breaking change
L1620[18:25:37] <sugoi> but, provide the
same features (and more)
L1621[18:26:09] <scj643> My mumble is
up
L1622[18:26:39] <sugoi> jasemobob: your
script will need to reside in /etc/rc.d/<your_script>
L1623[18:27:18] <jasemobob> Sounds very
neat! Thanks for your help again. A google search would have
probably helped, but I wanted to try the ingame irc.
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L1625[18:28:58] <ds84182> *** Error in
`/usr/bin/java': double free or corruption (out):
0x00007efbb0063840 ***
L1626[18:29:02] <ds84182> We did it
Reddit!
L1627[18:29:53] <vifino> gj ds84182
L1628[18:29:59] <vifino> yer corruptin
everything
L1629[18:30:40] <scj643> How do you
change text size in OC
L1630[18:30:42] <ds84182> I have to
figure out where eris_dump is now
L1631[18:31:53] <ds84182> scj643: I have
no idea
L1632[18:31:59] <ds84182> #lua
("%X"):format(4229629)
L1633[18:31:59] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
4089FD
L1634[18:32:40] <scj643> DANG
L1635[18:33:25] <sugoi> jasemobob: also,
your start/stop methods need to not be local in your rc.d/
script
L1636[18:33:45] <ds84182> Hmm, I'm afraid
I won't have the gadgets to ROP in OC, lets see what Lua provides
me with first
L1637[18:35:29] <sugoi> jasemobob: when
you upgrade to 1.6 - expect your scripts to not work right :) if
i'm a good little programming, i'll document it all here:
http://ocdoc.cil.li/api:rc [<-- that page will be
quite different in 1.6]
L1638[18:35:35] <sugoi> if not, feel free
to come back here and ask me
L1639[18:36:03] <jasemobob> Ok, thank
you. Also, how do you plan to update the rc system?
L1640[18:36:42] <jasemobob> Just like a
script with the paths? Or something different?
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L1642[18:37:17] <scj643> How do you
change term size
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L1644[18:38:00] <sugoi> jasemobob: to
significantly mimic openrc
L1646[18:40:24] <ds84182> Oh,
interesting. I'm going to have to rewrite my ROP
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L1648[18:42:44] <jasemobob> Ok, I'll have
to study up on that. I normally work with MS, so any linux I have
to google.
L1649[18:43:08] <sugoi> jasemobob: again,
once it is done and ready for 1.6 .. and 1.6 is available, i'm
happy to help
L1650[18:43:56] <scj643> Resolution
that's what I'm looking for
L1651[18:44:38] <sugoi> scj643: gpu set
resolution? also, there is a /bin/resolution.lua for it,
`resolution <x_width> <y_height>`
L1652[18:45:46] <scj643> Yeah
L1653[18:46:04] <scj643> Also what's the
closest I can get to 16:9
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L1656[18:46:55] <sugoi> scj643: i'd have
to try it out, trial&error - not sure
L1657[18:47:26] <scj643> 2:3 is my best
bet if I want it too look good not the monitors
L1658[18:48:03] <scj643> #lua 50/3
L1659[18:48:03] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
16.666666666667
L1660[18:48:56] <scj643> #lua 50/2
L1661[18:48:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
25.0
L1662[18:49:25] <scj643> #lua 150/3
L1663[18:49:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
50.0
L1665[18:52:56] <sugoi> ok i gotta run.
later all
L1666[18:59:52] <scj643> How can a make a
computer use a specified resolution when it starts
L1667[19:04:16] <scj643> Got my perfect
resolution
L1668[19:04:27] <scj643> 130 by 35
L1669[19:06:05] <vifino> gamax92: first
is original, yes?
L1670[19:06:44] <vifino> third is too
smooth
L1671[19:07:25] <vifino> second is the
music version of jpeg.
L1672[19:09:24] <vifino> ooh, that
reminds me
L1673[19:09:29] <gamax92> XD
L1674[19:09:35] <gamax92> I've done that
before (put music in a jpeg)
L1675[19:09:36] <vifino> i should
probably run k20 on my pi
L1676[19:09:41] <gamax92> it did
similar
L1677[19:10:07] <vifino> gamax92: yeah,
it sounds decent enough if the compression isnt too bad
L1678[19:10:11] <gamax92> and yes first
is original
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L1680[19:10:21] <vifino> but it sounds
horrid if it is high
L1681[19:10:26] <gamax92> vifino:
question, did you put the music line by line, or in 8x8
blocks?
L1682[19:10:39] <vifino> ?
L1683[19:10:49] <gamax92> you've tried
music in a jpeg right?
L1684[19:10:53] <vifino> i did not.
L1685[19:11:09] <vifino> though I can
imagine how it would sound.
L1686[19:11:18] <gamax92> then how do you
know it sounds decent or not
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L1688[19:11:19] <TotallyNotKatie> %sed
disable
L1689[19:11:21] <MichiBot1>
TotallyNotKatie: Disabled SED for this channel
L1690[19:11:31] <Mimiru> %chgnick
MichiBot
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L1692[19:11:50] <gamax92> no you
cannot,
L1693[19:12:15] <vifino> gamax92: I am
magic, I know how it would sound.
L1694[19:13:25] <vifino> gamax92: the
third one, did you just average the stuff out?
L1695[19:13:26] <gamax92> #p
L1696[19:13:26] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.273546716 Seconds passed.
L1697[19:13:46] <gamax92> the third is
DFPWM
L1698[19:13:50] <vifino> ah
L1699[19:14:16] <vifino> dfpwm doesnt
look that horrible there
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L1709[19:53:46] <ds84182> #lua
("%X"):format(6767440)
L1710[19:53:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
674350
L1711[19:54:07] <S3> okay
L1712[19:54:10] <scj643> My pack now has
its own launcher nice
L1713[19:54:11] <S3> scj643: testing that
launcher
L1714[19:54:20] <scj643> You are
L1715[19:54:21] <S3> we'll see if it
works with FreeBSD
L1716[19:54:36] <scj643> I recommend
starting it from a terminal
L1717[19:54:40] <S3> I set the JVM path
so we'll see
L1718[19:54:45] <S3> how else? :P
L1719[19:55:03] <S3> the point is I have
to set the java executable, but I hope that's the same as jvm
path
L1720[19:55:45] <scj643> In Ubuntu double
clicking the jar dumps its file int your home directory
L1721[19:56:02] <S3> I do not have a
desktop
L1722[19:56:07] <S3> for icons
L1723[19:56:14] <S3> or a file manager
like that
L1724[19:56:18] <scj643> Nice
L1725[19:56:59] <ds84182> Great, I just
updated my exploit to do better things TM
L1726[19:58:01] <S3> I was working on a
minecraft launcher once
L1727[19:58:06] <S3> that was pure
cli
L1728[19:58:56] <S3> back when jar
modding was big
L1729[19:59:05] <S3> so I had this large
dependency oriented system
L1730[19:59:52] <scj643> How is the pack
working in BSD
L1731[19:59:56] <S3> lol that launcher
broke
L1732[20:00:04] <S3> Exception in thread
"AWT-EventQueue-0"
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: -1
L1733[20:00:22] <S3> people should be
less stupid about their array boundries
L1734[20:00:42] <S3> I've been getting a
lot of those lately with modern mods
L1735[20:00:47] <S3> it's sort of
embarrassing
L1736[20:01:14] <scj643> .........
L1737[20:03:57] <scj643> Don't know how
I'm getting e pack to you
L1739[20:07:48] <S3> what a bunch of
boneheads
L1740[20:07:59] <S3> there's two powered
by mediawiki icons on the forge wiki
L1741[20:08:03] <S3> in the same
spot
L1742[20:08:51] <scj643> What
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L1744[20:15:52] <GeorgeTSpicy> Anyone
familiar with computronics? That thread is dead right now
L1745[20:21:02] <S3> I thought asie wrote
it but he doesn't maintain it anymore
L1746[20:21:27] <gamax92> hah, haha,
comcast.
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L1748[20:22:06] <gamax92> they have
instructions for how to connect to their wifi hotspot for basically
every device, but every section except for windows phone has
screenshots
L1749[20:22:14] <gamax92> the windows
phone one has cropped camera photos
L1750[20:24:55] <S3> so scj643
L1751[20:25:10] <scj643> Yes
L1752[20:25:30] <S3> you should help me
ban adfly from the Internet
L1753[20:25:37] <scj643> Yes
L1754[20:25:55] <S3> It's a waste of
bandwidth
L1755[20:26:01] <scj643> I use a user
script that bypasses it but it needs to die
L1756[20:26:21] <S3> people need to stop
using it
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L1758[20:26:36] <S3> This isn't
1995
L1759[20:26:37] <scj643> Ad fight is the
name of the script I use
L1760[20:27:16] <scj643> Also the
launcher is completely broken for you
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L1766[20:46:15] <S3> FFTTWHAHAT
L1767[20:46:21] <S3> gradle depends on
gcc. WHY
L1768[20:46:58] <scj643> What
L1769[20:47:11] <S3> yeah it depends on
something that requires libstdc++
L1770[20:47:21] <scj643> If you were
thinking of building the launcher you need my configs
L1771[20:47:23] <S3> which is.. packaged
with gcc. I shouldn't have to install gcc. wtf
L1772[20:47:41] <S3> no I'm just running
forge's gradle
L1773[20:47:45] <S3> which no longer
works without gcc
L1774[20:47:55] <S3> go figure
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L1776[20:51:27] <S3> scj643: Why do most
Java programmers base their faulty concept of how good something is
based on the features it has?
L1777[20:52:16] <S3> I like
libhelloworld! it uses 5 GB of ram, but it lets you display Hello
world in 5 different colors!
L1778[20:52:29] <scj643> what
L1780[20:52:56] <S3> That is the sort of
stuff I get out of most Java programmers I meet face to face
L1781[20:53:06]
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L1784[20:54:23] <S3> Not only can this
class toast the toast in your toaster, but it can also be used as a
four door sedan that just barely passes hazardous exhaust emission
requirements
L1785[20:55:43] <scj643> Lol
L1786[21:01:44] <ds84182> false
machine:100876810: attempt to perform arithmetic on a nil
value
L1787[21:01:48] <ds84182> I think it's
broken.
L1788[21:02:40] <gamax92> I think so
too
L1789[21:03:12] <ds84182> Hmm, so Lua
becomes too unstable after running ROP
L1791[21:04:27] <S3> I'm stealing the
mc.s3 package namespace
L1792[21:04:36] <S3> since my domain name
isn't a valid java package name
L1793[21:04:47] <S3> screw
conventions
L1794[21:05:36] <scj643> It's reverse
domain names
L1795[21:05:42] <S3> doesn't matter
L1796[21:05:53] <S3> my domain name is so
incompatible and looks like shit if converted
L1797[21:06:22] <S3> besides
L1798[21:06:43] <ds84182> besides
what
L1799[21:06:57] <S3> besides I think the
reverse domain name idea is stupid :P
L1800[21:07:31] <ds84182> yes, because
package minecraft.net; makes more sense than package
net.minecraft;
L1801[21:07:51] <S3> the net is
dumb
L1802[21:08:04] <ds84182> the net is
stylistic
L1803[21:08:15] <S3> PFFT
L1804[21:09:40] <S3> either way, there's
no stylistic way to represent 9600-baud.net in a java package
L1805[21:10:15] <ds84182>
net.nintysixhundredbaud
L1806[21:10:31] <ds84182>
net.ninesixhundredbaud
L1807[21:10:32] <S3> yeah I read that and
I think two things:
L1808[21:10:40] <S3> a it reads ninja
turtles before I get to the second word
L1809[21:10:57] <ds84182> How the fuck
does that come remotely near ninja turtles
L1810[21:11:08] <S3> b it reminds me of
JavaProgrammersCanWriteClassNamesThatNobodyCanRead
L1811[21:11:17] <gamax92> I can easily
read that
L1812[21:11:26] <S3> you shouldn't
L1814[21:11:36] <ds84182> And when was
the last fucking time you saw a class name that you couldn't
read
L1815[21:11:44] <ds84182> In enterprise
code? Yes.
L1816[21:11:49] <S3> It happens a lot in
Java for me
L1817[21:11:49] <ds84182> In practical
library code? No.
L1818[21:11:57] <ds84182> S3: Then you
Java wrong
L1819[21:11:58] <S3> not just class names
but
L1820[21:12:07] <S3> I don't Java for a
reason :)
L1821[21:12:21] <S3> but nobody wants to
read ToasterNotToastingException
L1822[21:12:26] <S3> that's just
retarded
L1823[21:12:28] <ds84182> Dammit OC is
too unpredictable for this sandbox escape
L1825[21:12:41] <ds84182> But hey, it
crashes Minecraft with a SIGSEGV
L1826[21:12:53] <ds84182> So it can bring
down a server
L1827[21:12:53] <S3> silly JVM and their
segfaults..
L1828[21:13:05] <ds84182> S3: This is all
native code. Shut the fuck up.
L1830[21:13:20] <S3> ds84182: but
segfaults are fun!
L1831[21:13:26] <ds84182> Mimiru: Drama
is about to fucking happen
L1832[21:13:49] <S3> segfaults are the
result of the operating system saying fuck you put you ima in your
place
L1833[21:14:01] <S3> ima put you*
L1834[21:14:20] <S3> damn it
L1835[21:14:26] <S3> fiance says bed
time
L1836[21:14:35] <ds84182> Good.
L1837[21:14:41] <S3> nooooooooo
L1838[21:14:46] <ds84182> Sleep.
L1839[21:14:52] <S3> But I just sat
down!
L1840[21:14:54] <ds84182> Sleep.
L1842[21:15:12] <ds84182> I found out
today that I'm S3's fiance.
L1843[21:15:16] <ds84182> Cool.
L1844[21:15:37] <S3> what
L1845[21:15:49] <scj643> .....
L1846[21:15:51] <S3> I have no idea what
you're smoking but I sure don't want it either
L1847[21:16:16] <ds84182> Cracaine
L1848[21:16:20] <scj643> High on
chamelium
L1849[21:16:22] <ds84182> Lots of
it
L1850[21:16:41] <ds84182> lots of kalseum
for your bones
L1851[21:16:43] <ds84182> doot doot
L1852[21:16:46] <ds84182> mr ( ͡° ͜ʖ
͡°)
L1853[21:17:07] <S3> oh crap I didn't
load unicode
L1854[21:17:24] <ds84182> [xcb] Unknown
request in queue while dequeuing
L1855[21:17:25] <ds84182> [xcb] Most
likely this is a multi-threaded client and XInitThreads has not
been called
L1856[21:17:25] <ds84182> [xcb] Aborting,
sorry about that.
L1857[21:17:25] <ds84182> java:
../../src/xcb_io.c:179: dequeue_pending_request: Assertion
`!xcb_xlib_unknown_req_in_deq' failed.
L1858[21:17:27] <ds84182> How did that
happen
L1859[21:18:01] <ds84182> i GUESS i JUST
BROKE EVERYTHING TO THE POINT OF NO RETURN
L1860[21:25:22] <S3> shoulda used
fortran
L1861[21:25:26] <S3> and punch
cards
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L1863[21:30:31] <Izaya> scj643, just a
reminder
L1864[21:30:34] <Izaya> if you make your
own launcher
L1865[21:30:43] <Izaya> I will hang you
by your own intestines
L1866[21:30:53] <scj643> Wtf
L1868[21:31:34] <Izaya> Okay.
L1869[21:31:35] <scj643> Where are my
intestines hanging now
L1870[21:31:43] <Izaya> I'll go find the
knife.
L1871[21:31:58] <Izaya> Can you still get
the pack separately!
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L1873[21:31:59] <Izaya> ?
L1874[21:32:19] <scj643> Not yet that's
what I'm going to do tommorow
L1875[21:33:03] <Izaya> You may live. For
now.
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L1879[22:08:31] <ds84182> #lua
4<<3
L1880[22:08:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
32
L1881[22:08:40] <ds84182> #lua
3<<4
L1882[22:08:40] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
48
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L1886[22:32:04] <ds84182> WELL, SLAP MY
KEYBOARD AND CALL ME CAPSLOCK.
L1887[22:37:04] <ds84182> table:
0x7fa488028240otable: 0x7f205003d420000000000000000000003
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L1891[23:01:29] <Kodos> Any of you guys
happen to have a cobbleworks flowchart handy
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