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L8[01:05:49] <Antheus> omg
L9[01:05:55] <Antheus> over the garden wall
is amazing
L10[01:06:01] <Antheus> I laughed, I
cried
L11[01:06:03] <Antheus> I died
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L31[04:24:44] <Kubuxu> Sangar: with those
chests: we probably don't want to require prefix. Maybe just check
oreDict first.
L34[04:26:05] <Vexatos> ...what did I
miss
L36[04:28:04] <dangranos> nixos looks
awesome
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L38[04:28:49] <Sangar> morning o/
L39[04:28:53] <Vexatos> Hi
L40[04:28:56] <Kubuxu> \o
L41[04:29:08] <Kubuxu> I hate this 1.7
1.8
L42[04:29:11] <SoraFirestorm> hiya
L43[04:30:17] <Sangar> Kubuxu, yeah, it's
annoying :P
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L46[04:37:02] <mpmxyz> Hi!
L47[04:37:13] <SoraFirestorm> hi
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L49[04:43:21] <Kodos> Sangar, are you still
working on smallish features for 1.5.x or have you been doing more
with 1.6
L50[04:44:18] <Sangar> Kodos, mostly small
stuff and fixes for 1.5
L51[04:44:32] <SoraFirestorm> Will 1.7 get
1.6?
L52[04:44:33] <Sangar> i want a larger
chunk of time to get started on 1.6 in earnest
L54[04:44:42] <SoraFirestorm> Or will 1.6
be 1.8+ only?
L55[04:44:44] <Kodos> I like his
question
L56[04:44:47] <SoraFirestorm> :D
L57[04:44:48] <Sangar> yeah, 1.7 is still
the "main" target :P
L58[04:44:52] <SoraFirestorm> cool
L59[04:44:57] <Kodos> Good guy Sangar
L60[04:44:59] <SoraFirestorm> ^
L61[04:46:11] <SoraFirestorm> I'm short a
pulverized iron?
L62[04:46:20] <SoraFirestorm> Does the AE2
grinder not double anymore?
L63[04:46:48] <SoraFirestorm> that's a
little disappointing :/
L64[04:47:09] <Kodos> It's a 'chance'
now
L65[04:47:12] <Kodos> Not guaranteed
L66[04:47:18] <SoraFirestorm> I don't like
that :/
L67[04:47:32] <SoraFirestorm> the whole
reason for building one was to have ore-doubling from the
start
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L69[04:50:36] <LJack2k> tcon smeltery
doubles it
L70[04:50:47] <SoraFirestorm> I don't have
the resources for one atm
L71[04:50:53] <SoraFirestorm> I'm actually
in the process of getting one
L72[04:51:34] <SoraFirestorm> I
forget
L73[04:51:42] <SoraFirestorm> can you
re-melt TiCon tools?
L74[04:51:45] <SoraFirestorm> or not?
L75[04:52:05] <LJack2k> yes you can
L76[04:52:08] <Kodos> There's an addon that
lets you rotate parts out
L77[04:52:26] <SoraFirestorm> I'm just
interested in reclaiming the metal
L78[04:52:43] <SoraFirestorm> for EE2
recycling purposes ;)
L79[04:52:47] <SoraFirestorm> well
L80[04:52:51] <SoraFirestorm> s/EE2/Project
E/
L81[04:52:51] <Kibibyte>
<SoraFirestorm> for Project E recycling purposes ;)
L82[04:53:13] <SoraFirestorm> I'm not going
to build super fancy tools
L83[04:53:15] <SoraFirestorm> at least not
right now
L84[04:53:18] <LJack2k> what pack are you
playing?
L85[04:53:23] <SoraFirestorm> Custom
L86[04:53:58] <SoraFirestorm> I have no
idea what packs it is similar to
L87[04:54:08] <SoraFirestorm> I haven't
played FTB packs in a long time
L88[04:54:16] <SoraFirestorm> It's fairly
kitchen-sink though
L89[04:56:09] <SoraFirestorm> yaaay
hammer
L90[04:56:18] <LJack2k> good job
L91[04:56:30] <SoraFirestorm> thanks
:)
L92[04:56:33] <SoraFirestorm> now
L93[04:56:38] <SoraFirestorm> if only I had
food
L94[04:58:01] <SoraFirestorm> I'll have a
bucket in a second though
L95[04:58:52] <SoraFirestorm> something is
wrong with my hoe?
L96[04:58:57] <SoraFirestorm> it's not
losing durability?
L97[04:59:25] <SoraFirestorm> fairly weird
imo
L98[05:01:58] <SoraFirestorm> oops
L99[05:02:06] <SoraFirestorm> made my
digging tunnel a little too wide
L100[05:02:07] <SoraFirestorm>
ohwell
L101[05:02:47] <SoraFirestorm> really
now?
L102[05:02:49] <SoraFirestorm> since when
do TiCon tools not do torches?
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L106[05:06:59] <SoraFirestorm> aha
L107[05:07:02] <SoraFirestorm>
diamonds
L108[05:07:33] <SoraFirestorm> aaand I
have nothing to break them with
L109[05:07:35] <SoraFirestorm>
dammit
L110[05:08:52] <SoraFirestorm> I can
always recycle the iron later
L111[05:10:37] <dangranos> hi
L112[05:15:22] <Sangar> asie, so will the
1.8 bc port use the inofficial ported rf api oc and pa use?
L113[05:15:35] <asie> Sangar: yes
L114[05:15:39] <Sangar> ok, cool
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L117[05:44:03] <SoraFirestorm> solved my
food problem
L118[05:44:06] <SoraFirestorm> thanks
Project E
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L123[06:37:59] <Sangar> hah, 77 issues, 7
open prs :P
L124[06:38:23] <SoraFirestorm> because 7
is a magic number after all
L125[06:38:40] <Sangar> apparently. now to
quickly commit some bogus to get to 7777 commits :X
L126[06:38:41] <Vexatos> Sangar, now open
issue #7777
L127[06:38:47] <Sangar> or that :P
L128[06:38:55] <Vexatos> only 6776 left to
go
L129[06:39:02] <Sangar> almost
there!
L130[06:39:09] <SoraFirestorm> lol
L131[06:39:20] <Vexatos> err 6307
L132[06:39:36] <SoraFirestorm> So, fun
fact about 7
L133[06:40:59] <SoraFirestorm> Anything
that takes 0.7 seconds or less is imperceptible to you
L134[06:41:14] <SoraFirestorm> Mostly
because of the overhead of changing focus mentally
L135[06:41:28] <SoraFirestorm> so says esr
anyways
L136[06:41:34] <SoraFirestorm> but I'm
inclined to believe him
L137[06:43:56] <SoraFirestorm> oh
hey
L138[06:44:00] <SoraFirestorm> I can start
Thaumcraft now
L139[06:47:57] <Sangar> i'd say that
completely depends on how focused on something you are at the time
:P
L140[06:48:10] <SoraFirestorm> Fair
enough, I guess
L141[06:49:00] <Sangar> if i'm reading or
deep in code i've had people talk to me for half a minute before
realizing they were there :X
L142[06:49:53] <Sangar> (and i'm only
exaggerating very slightly :P)
L143[06:50:15] <SoraFirestorm> I believe
it
L144[06:51:14] <Kubuxu> Sangar: I can
sometimes even respond to those people (not just yes, yeah but
"scissors on second table") w/o noticing.
L145[06:51:29] <Sangar> wow, i need to
learn that :X
L146[06:51:41] <SoraFirestorm> lol
L147[06:52:12] <Sangar> hmm, has anyone
messed around with git-lfs yet?
L148[06:52:28] <SoraFirestorm> pls expand
pls
L150[06:53:30] <Sangar> could be quite
useful at work. but i'm having trouble getting the experimental
server implementation running :P
L151[06:53:40] <Sangar> (probably because
it's go and i have never worked with go before)
L152[06:54:33] <SoraFirestorm> ok went and
saw it
L153[06:54:36] <SoraFirestorm> looks
pretty neat
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L161[08:10:47] <S3> Sangar: ahhhhhhhhhh!
Binary files tracked with git! Run awaaaaaaaay!
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L164[08:11:41] <Sangar> :P
L165[08:12:12] *
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L166[08:13:51] <S3> With my projects I
usually keep all the binary stuff in a separate resources Tarball
but that doesn't work in most cases. For my game engine it
downloads them when you start our for the first time
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L169[08:45:06] <vifino> Antheus: 1v1 me
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L174[09:07:15] <ds84182> #lua
#("rrrraaaabbbbxxxxxxxx")
L175[09:07:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
20
L176[09:07:20] <Inari> why whack me
L177[09:07:21] <Inari> :<
L178[09:07:25] *
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L179[09:07:41] *
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L180[09:07:42] <gamax92> 4x2many
L181[09:07:50] *
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L182[09:08:03] <gamax92> ds84182:
4x2many
L183[09:08:31] <Inari> #lua
#("")
L184[09:08:35] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0
L185[09:09:08] <ds84182> ok
L186[09:09:24] <Inari> #p
L187[09:09:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.628910925 Seconds passed.
L188[09:11:14] *
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L189[09:11:40] <vifino> Skye: Poking
someone who isn't there isn't very effective.
L190[09:12:29] <Skye> don't try and make
me logical
L191[09:13:11] *
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Izaya is now generating a pdf containing all the man pages on the
system
L193[09:15:05] <Izaya> This will probably
take a whole
L194[09:15:09] <Izaya> while*
L195[09:16:23] <Skye> Lizzy, D:
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L197[09:25:31] <Lizzy> uhoh
L199[09:32:48] <S3> Hey guys
L200[09:33:16] <gamax92> #p
L201[09:33:16] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.36063511000000004 Seconds passed.
L202[09:33:19] <S3> gamax92: btw, did you
ever respond to my wonder about a forth powered HDL?
L203[09:33:32] <S3> for OC
L204[09:34:09] <gamax92> Heated Drum
Library?
L205[09:34:16] <S3> hardware description
language
L206[09:34:30] <S3> so you can be
like
L207[09:34:35] <S3> x1 x2 not
L209[09:34:44] <gamax92> wat?
L210[09:35:06] <S3> you have a bunch of
redstone inputs and outputs
L211[09:35:08] <gamax92> #p
L212[09:35:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.32917934200000004 Seconds passed.
L213[09:35:37] <S3> and you use some
predefined forth words and stuff to build your circuits
L214[09:37:40] <Izaya> So my Debian
system's manual
L215[09:37:46] <Izaya> is 18597
pages
L216[09:37:52] <S3> you printed
that?
L217[09:38:00] <S3> 64 pages per sheet,
double sided?
L218[09:38:07] <Izaya> no
L219[09:38:09] <Izaya> I have a PDF
L221[09:38:17] <Izaya> I was going to
print it
L222[09:38:24] <Izaya> but I'm pretty sure
I don't have that much paper
L223[09:38:29] <S3> yes but is that just
debian or all your software you installed too
L224[09:38:42] <S3> I'm sure just debian
internal stuff can't be too much
L225[09:38:47] <Izaya> everything on the
system
L227[09:39:02] <S3> 99.99% of that is not
Debian
L229[09:39:13] <Izaya> but that's my
debian machine
L230[09:39:16] <Izaya> anyway,
semantics
L231[09:39:23] <Izaya> I might not end up
printing this, somehow.
L232[09:39:44] <S3> considering 1000 pages
is about 5 inches thick
L233[09:39:51] <S3> 5 - 6
L234[09:40:27] <Izaya> about 2.4m
thick
L237[09:40:58] <S3> you will stuff the
server rack
L238[09:42:06] <Skye|Away> S3!
L239[09:42:14] <Skye|Away> S3, can you do
the bug report
L240[09:42:14] <S3> morning
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L242[09:43:47] <S3> yeah I might have to
wake up scj643 though so I can remember exactly what I had
installed. I erased a lot of my mod collection folders on my
desktop I wasn't using anymore because my system was 104% full with
-950MB left on /
L244[09:44:10] <S3> lemme try
something..
L245[09:45:13] <S3> wait. I has logs
galore
L246[09:46:12] <S3> time to dig
L247[09:46:40] <Skye|Cleaning> just the
log should be good enough, even if it doesn't have the start
L248[09:46:48] <S3> just gotta find which
one
L249[09:46:55] <S3> I think it was on the
seconmd, and there's like 50 of em
L250[09:46:59] <S3> \well 7
L251[09:47:56] <S3> maybe it wasnt the
2nd..
L252[09:49:31] <S3> I don't know why I
can't find it. I need to recreate the problem
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L260[10:05:34] <vifino> S3: 23U rack from
Rittal.
L261[10:07:07] <S3> nice, that's not a bad
size for a room or something
L262[10:07:36] <S3> thats definately a
half rack
L263[10:08:05] <S3> whatchya gonna put in
it?
L264[10:08:11] <vifino> Cisco
stuffs.
L265[10:08:22] <S3> how you going to
afford that?
L266[10:08:35] <vifino> Probably gonna
move my pi and stuffs in there too, for the lolz.
L267[10:08:44] <vifino> S3: I don't,
that's the cool part.
L268[10:09:17] <S3> vifino: I know I have
too many projects, but one of the ones on my list is to build a 3D
printed Raspberry pi / Beaglebone black blade chassis
L269[10:09:27] <vifino> So I went to a
good and mayor player in the IT part that runs Germany.
L270[10:09:29] <S3> its got the large
part, and then the individual caddys you put them into
L271[10:09:39] <S3> that way you can have
your little 2U pi / bb cluster :)
L272[10:09:44] <vifino> I worked with them
and helped out, as part of school and stuffs.
L273[10:09:45] <S3> or maybe 3U
L274[10:10:12] <vifino> And now they give
me stuff, because I left a good impression by them and they want to
help me.
L275[10:10:15] <vifino> Woo.
L276[10:10:51] <Skye|Cleaning> I'm having
to clean my bedroom...
L278[10:11:02] <S3> cleaning
bedroom?
L279[10:11:16] <vifino> cleaning
stuff?
L280[10:11:16] <S3> I haven't cleaned by
bedroom in years
L281[10:11:18] <vifino> pfft.
L282[10:11:24] <S3> but I also don't get
my bedroom dirty XD
L283[10:11:30] <Skye|Cleaning> my dad
wants to use the vacuum cleaner
L284[10:11:43] <Skye|Cleaning> and all of
us are getting itchy and bitten
L285[10:11:45] <vifino> Oh noes! Not the
vac!
L286[10:11:56] <S3> Skye|Cleaning: I try
to keep the messes in the office
L288[10:11:58] <Skye|Cleaning> and our
gerbils died
L289[10:12:16] <S3> my idea of an office
is a den loaded with junk
L290[10:12:22] <S3> and chaulkboard
walls
L291[10:12:36] <S3> and a thinking
couch
L292[10:13:09] <S3> and of course my BSD
workstation :D
L293[10:13:22] <S3> but nevertheless, the
rest of the place is entirely clean
L294[10:16:37] <vifino> I need more things
to put in that rack.
L296[10:16:59] <Skye|Cleaning> vifino, how
will you sleep?
L297[10:17:02] <S3> gets expensive fast
but throw audio equipment in it!
L298[10:17:09] <Skye|Cleaning> I have
trouble sleeping when my computer is on
L299[10:17:16] <vifino> Skye|Cleaning: I
don't sleep.
L300[10:17:20] <S3> I have slept in small
datacenters before
L301[10:17:21] <Skye|Cleaning> uhm
L302[10:17:29] <S3> the larger ones had no
spot to sleep
L303[10:17:30] <Skye|Cleaning> vifino,
that doesn't make you very sane
L304[10:17:46] <vifino> Skye|Cleaning: I
never said I would be.
L305[10:17:55] <Skye|Cleaning> like...
sleeping is needed for me or I don't make any sense, and I fall
asleep randomly
L306[10:18:05] <Skye|Cleaning> which is
not good when trying to revise for an exam
L307[10:18:54] <S3> it's fun to sleep in a
datacenter when it's really cold out because sometimes the
conditioning will be heating the place instead of cooling it
down
L308[10:19:13] <S3> the ones I've always
worked at keep the temperature dead on 60 degrees all the
time.
L309[10:19:27] <vifino> ...?
L310[10:19:37] <S3> and here we don't have
a lot of good buildings
L311[10:19:42] <S3> they aren't very air
tight
L312[10:19:48] <gamax92> are they made of
rotting wood
L313[10:19:54] <S3> so in the winter when
it gets between -40 to -20 degrees
L315[10:20:03] <gamax92> C
L316[10:20:17] <S3> -40 F is -40 C
L317[10:20:22] <gamax92> ... is it?
L319[10:20:33] <gamax92> wow
L320[10:20:40] <S3> about once a year it
gets down there
L321[10:20:54] <S3> but usually is around
0 to -20 in winter once christmas finishes
L322[10:21:16] <S3> this one year
L323[10:21:43] <S3> it was -40 and we were
heating the barn with a wood furnace about the size of a large
car
L324[10:21:53] <S3> and it was so hot you
couldn't even stand 4 feet from the thing
L325[10:22:04] <S3> it did all it could
just to get the barn to 32 degrees F / 0 degrees C
L326[10:22:17] <gamax92> you can skip the
word degrees
L327[10:22:25] <gamax92> people know what
you mean when you say 32F/0C
L328[10:22:40] <S3> habbit
L329[10:23:03] <gamax92> hobbit
L330[10:23:05] <S3> but yeah, we were
working on cars that day
L331[10:23:24] <S3> gotta love cold grease
on your bare hands
L333[10:24:34] <S3> we are weird
L334[10:24:42] <S3> a majority of us heat
our houses with wood or coal
L335[10:25:10] <Skye|Cleaning> S3, what
country are you from? O_o
L336[10:25:14] <S3> I got lucky and have
natural gas in my appartment
L337[10:25:21] <S3> Skye|Cleaning:
US?
L338[10:25:58] <Skye|Cleaning> now, what
state?
L339[10:26:06] <S3> Maine
L340[10:26:09] <Skye|Cleaning> :O
L341[10:26:13] <Skye|Cleaning> My mum
comes from there
L342[10:26:16] <S3> I grew up here in the
mountains
L343[10:26:26] <S3> really now
L344[10:27:05] <S3> there's actually not
as many people using coal for heat anymore, but I do know a
few
L345[10:27:06] <vifino> S3: Uh, you got
some half-rack servers by name? I can't name any, but I kinda want
one :/
L346[10:27:23] <S3> there's a bunch of us
using wood
L347[10:27:48] <S3> and pellet stoves are
becoming popular for some people who either don't have time or too
wuss to chop wood
L349[10:27:57] <S3> vifino: I thought they
were giving you one?
L350[10:28:21] <vifino> S3: No, I got a
rack now and cisco gear a few years ago.
L351[10:28:27] <S3> by the way, did you
get your kernel working? I'm trying to fix firefox atm
L352[10:28:46] <vifino> I did not, still
waiting for you.
L354[10:29:06] <S3> my bud was sshd' into
my box last night and upgrading stuff
L355[10:29:09] <S3> and broke
firefox
L356[10:29:22] <S3> we have a VPN
L357[10:29:40] <S3> tinc ftqw
L359[10:33:38] <Izaya> tinc best VPN
L360[10:36:11] <S3> isn't it?!
L361[10:36:23] <S3> now if only tomato
would come with support for it out of the box
L362[10:36:39] <S3> Izaya: I use it in
layer 2 mode
L363[10:36:47] <S3> so we have a large
ipv6 switched network
L364[10:36:56] <S3> bunch of /64s all over
the place
L365[10:36:58] <ConcernedHobbit> gamax92,
yes?
L366[10:37:27] *
Skye|Cleaning pokes S3 for crashlog, again
L367[10:37:39] <S3> Skye|Cleaning: waiting
for scj643 to wake up
L368[10:37:46] *
CompanionCube also uses tinc in layer 2 mode
L369[10:37:47] <S3> Skye|Cleaning: we need
to recreate the issue
L370[10:38:07]
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L371[10:38:13] <S3> CompanionCube: isn't
it so much more awesome than using tun?
L373[10:38:17] ⇦
Quits: brandon3055 (~Brandon@122.129.140.106) (Read error:
Connection reset by peer)
L374[10:38:25] <CompanionCube> S3, doesn't
it use tun under the hood
L375[10:38:43] <S3> not if you give it
tap
L376[10:38:54] <S3> I mean same driver but
tap is not layer3
L377[10:38:56] <CompanionCube> ah, I group
tun/tap under the hood
L378[10:39:03] <CompanionCube> *as the
same
L380[10:39:23] <S3> using tap just gives
me a lot more control over the routing
L381[10:39:32] <S3> I can bridge stuff and
router it etc without limitation
L382[10:39:37] <S3> put VLANs on it
etc
L383[10:40:10] <S3> we're starting to
prepare to chute OSPF through our tinc
L384[10:40:20] <S3> OSPFv6
L385[10:40:31] <CompanionCube>
....O.o
L386[10:40:33] <CompanionCube> why
L387[10:40:45] <S3> because as our network
grows larger and larger
L388[10:40:52] ***
surferconor425 is now known as surferconor425|Away
L389[10:40:55] <S3> with more people
connecting to it and getting /64s
L390[10:40:59] <S3> it becomes harder to
manage it
L391[10:41:28] <S3> we have a /48
L392[10:41:40] <S3> currently we only have
like 12 /64s given out but
L393[10:41:46] <S3> so its not unmanagable
at all
L395[10:42:07] <CompanionCube> hehe
L396[10:42:20] <CompanionCube> the one I'm
on is an IPv4 /16
L397[10:42:28] <CompanionCube> divided
into /24s
L398[10:42:35] <ConcernedHobbit>
CompanionCube, quick! What's 2 + 2 / 4?
L399[10:42:42] <CompanionCube>
ConcernedHobbit, 1?
L400[10:42:47] <S3> 10 + 10 / 100?
L401[10:42:50] <ConcernedHobbit> ...
L402[10:42:55] <ConcernedHobbit> Wow
CompanionCube, you suck at maths
L404[10:43:11] <S3> its 2 / (1/2)
L405[10:43:17] <S3> which is 4
L406[10:43:23] <CompanionCube>
ConcernedHobbit, precedence fail
L407[10:43:45] *
CompanionCube just remembered BODMAS
L408[10:44:03] <S3> CompanionCube: QUICK!
what's A * /A + B ?
L409[10:44:03] *
Skye|Cleaning just remembers as well
L410[10:44:35] <CompanionCube> S3,
idk
L412[10:44:42] <S3> I meant that for
ConcernedHobbit by the way
L413[10:44:50] <S3> damn tab completion
:D
L414[10:44:57] ***
surferconor425|Away is now known as surferconor425
L415[10:46:38] ***
brandon3055_ is now known as brandon3055
L416[10:46:44] <S3> surferconor425: is
your name john?
L417[10:47:00] <surferconor425> ...How did
you know?
L419[10:47:10] <surferconor425> jk
L420[10:47:11] <S3> because I am
telepathic
L421[10:47:20] <S3> you are John
Connor
L422[10:47:20] <surferconor425> lol
L423[10:47:25] <surferconor425> Yeah
L424[10:48:58] <dangranos> huh
L425[10:49:14] <dangranos> just saw user
with nick "sanga" on another irc
L426[10:49:56] <Skye|Cleaning> S3, I asked
my mum about people with wood burners in Maine, and she said that
there were people who just had to live with wood burners...
brrrr...
L427[10:50:22] <S3> if you do it right
it's not bad
L428[10:51:01] <S3> if you think that is
cold? you should come and take a look at the people who have forced
air heating systems
L429[10:51:17] <Izaya> dangranos, sanga is
the Australian spelling of sandwich
L430[10:51:26] <dangranos> ..
L431[10:51:27] <dangranos> lol
L432[10:51:31] <Izaya> Why?
L433[10:51:33] <Izaya> Not a fucking
clue.
L434[10:58:13] <vifino> S3: remember when
I said 23U?
L435[10:58:18] <vifino> I am hella
wrong.
L436[10:58:39] <vifino> It's more.
Definitly.
L437[10:58:53] <scj643> You need me
L438[10:59:12] <Lizzy> no i dont
L439[10:59:18] <scj643> S3
L440[10:59:22] *
Lizzy needs vifino
L441[10:59:24] <vifino> I don't, I only
need Lizzy.
L442[10:59:27] <vifino> :o
L443[10:59:31] <scj643> Lol
L444[10:59:44] <scj643> Damn internet
decided to stop working
L445[10:59:46] <scj643> -
L446[11:00:01] <scj643> S3 said he was
waiting for me to wake up
L447[11:00:29] <Mimiru> something about
what mods he had when he had the crashes with the IC mod
L448[11:00:31] <Mimiru> idfk
L449[11:00:46] <scj643> Oh it's for a
crash log
L450[11:01:13] <Mimiru> Heh.. I just got
one with the same mod :P
L451[11:01:38] ⇦
Quits: cpup- (~cpup@32.218.117.54) (Read error: Connection reset by
peer)
L452[11:01:41] <Skye|Cleaning> scj643, can
I have a crashlog of integrated circuits
L453[11:01:46] <S3> scj643: I am sure it
is definately a conflict
L454[11:01:54] *
Lizzy segfaults Mimiru
L455[11:02:11] <S3> who segfaults when you
can.. TRIPPLE FAULT!
L456[11:02:13] <Mimiru> Skye|Cleaning, I
got one too want it? :P
L457[11:02:21]
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L458[11:02:39] <Skye|Cleaning> Mimiru,
Integrated Circuits crash logs? sure
L460[11:02:46] <scj643> I will do that
once I get into ubuntu
L461[11:03:00] <scj643> Currently in
windows for multimedia uses
L462[11:03:12] <Mimiru> Happened as I
placed a new IC onto a base plate
L463[11:03:16] <scj643> Also looking for
my glasses irl
L464[11:03:16] <Skye|Cleaning> Mimiru, why
is it trying to turn a wire into an IO bit
L465[11:03:19] *
Kubuxu : = &Lizzy;
L466[11:03:20] *
Kubuxu : > (void *) 0L;
L467[11:03:25] <Kubuxu> uu
L468[11:03:25] <Mimiru> I have no
idea.
L469[11:03:40] <Skye|Cleaning> I wrote
code in that area
L470[11:03:46] <Skye|Cleaning> it it
shouldn't do that...
L471[11:03:47] <Skye|Cleaning>
how...
L472[11:03:52] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic!
L473[11:03:58] *
Lizzy cat's /dev/null into Kubuxu
L474[11:04:05] <Mimiru> All I had was a
simple toggle latch in the circuit and wires connecting it.
L475[11:04:14] <Izaya> S3, you're mainly a
BSD user, right?
L476[11:04:18] *
Kubuxu : not enough memory
L477[11:04:21] *
Skye|Cleaning thinks
L478[11:04:34] <Skye|Cleaning> Mimiru, is
it repeatable?
L479[11:04:37] <scj643> Putting an LCD
display on a base plate or what not caused the crash
L480[11:04:47] <Skye|Cleaning> Mimiru, and
when did this happen?
L481[11:04:48] <Vic> That should be
fixed
L482[11:04:56] <Vic> Maybe not in the
release version tho
L483[11:05:01] <Mimiru> "Happened as
I placed a new IC onto a base plate"
L484[11:05:35] <Vic> Yeah, look at the
github. That issue exists
L485[11:05:42] <dangranos> i wonder how
hard is it to make nixos out of archlinux
L486[11:05:42] <Skye|Cleaning> Mimiru, as
in, what version?
L487[11:05:48] <Vic> Theres also a link to
the build that fixes it
L488[11:05:59] <Mimiru> about 4 minutes
ago from r36
L489[11:06:18] <Mimiru> I *just* downoaded
the mod again, and Skye|Cleaning was asking for crashlogs, so I
gave him mine :P
L490[11:06:30] <Mimiru>
s/downoaded/downloaded/
L491[11:06:31] <Kibibyte> <Mimiru> I
*just* downloaded the mod again, and Skye|Cleaning was asking for
crashlogs, so I gave him mine :P
L492[11:07:16] <S3> Izaya: yes.
L493[11:07:31] <Izaya> Which filesystem is
usually used on BSDs?
L494[11:07:48] <S3> UFS, but ZFS is
growing popular
L495[11:07:57] <S3> vifino: is using
ZFS
L496[11:08:02] <S3> I use UFS
usually
L497[11:08:07] <Skye|Cleaning> Mimiru, can
you test it with the Jenkins build?
L498[11:08:08] <Izaya> UFS as in Unix File
System?
L499[11:08:10] <scj643> I'm going to get
my MC build stuff setup again
L500[11:10:00] *
Skye|Cleaning pokes Mimiru
L502[11:10:05] <CompanionCube> huh
L503[11:10:11] <S3> Izaya: pretty
much
L504[11:10:20] <S3> I don't remember if
thats what it actually stands for though
L505[11:10:22] <Mimiru> Skye|Cleaning, I
just got it, I'm starting MC now
L507[11:10:37] <Izaya> Huh. ZFS is pretty
powerful from what I've read, too.
L508[11:10:52] <Izaya> Has deduplication
and all sorts of cool stuff
L509[11:11:24] <CompanionCube> Izaya, ZFS
is very similar in feature set to btrfs
L510[11:11:37] <Izaya> More stable
though.
L511[11:11:44] <scj643> Is it xorg that
manages dual monitors
L512[11:11:50] <CompanionCube> but more of
a PITA to install on Linux :)
L513[11:12:49] <Izaya> mmm
L514[11:12:50] <Izaya> So
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L516[11:13:05] <Izaya> does anyone want my
PDF of all the man pages on my system?
L517[11:13:12] <CompanionCube> sure
L518[11:13:20] <Izaya> I might get around
to it
L519[11:13:25] <Izaya> when my packet loss
isn't 100%
L520[11:13:31] <Izaya> resetting the
router fixes it
L521[11:13:34] <Izaya> for an hour
L522[11:13:37] <Mimiru> Skye|Cleaning /
Vic did not fix the issue.
L523[11:14:04] <CompanionCube> Izaya, i'd
also accept the LaTeX source
L524[11:14:16] <Izaya> well you see
L525[11:14:24] <Izaya> I used ps2pdf with
man -t
L526[11:14:33] <Izaya> I can give you the
script to generate it.
L527[11:14:42] <CompanionCube> mkay
L528[11:14:59] <vifino> S3: afaik Union
File System
L529[11:15:04] <vifino> but not sure
L530[11:15:36] <vifino> or actually ignore
what i just said
L532[11:15:47] <Izaya> wait
L533[11:15:50] <Izaya> hold on
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(Leaving))
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L536[11:16:04] <Skye|Cleaning> ooops
L537[11:16:04] <S3> vifino: that sounds
correct
L539[11:16:20] <CompanionCube> It's unix
filesystem
L540[11:16:26] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic,
apparently the issue is still there!
L541[11:16:28] <CompanionCube>
'raditionally, the native FreeBSD file system has been the Unix
File System UFS which has been modernized as UFS2. Since FreeBSD
7.0, the Z File System (ZFS) is also available as a native file
system. See Chapter 19, The Z File System (ZFS) for more
information.'
L542[11:16:33] <S3> I thought it was
unified file system
L544[11:16:46] <S3> well there we have
it
L545[11:17:11] <scj643> Think updating my
kernel might solve this issue
L546[11:17:16] <Mimiru> Meh Maybe I fucked
up the IC design..
L547[11:17:21] *
Mimiru sshrugs
L548[11:17:38] <Lilly_Satou>
zfsmasterrace
L549[11:17:55] <scj643> Might update
buildcraft today
L550[11:18:04] <vifino> Lilly_Satou: root
on zfs uefi boot how
L551[11:18:10] <scj643> And scrap my
launcher
L552[11:18:36] <Skye|Cleaning> Mimiru, ICs
should not crash
L553[11:18:45] <Skye|Cleaning> even if you
messed up the design
L554[11:18:55] *
Skye|Cleaning throws Vic and Mimiru
L555[11:19:01] <Skye|Cleaning> Debug your
mod, Vic!
L556[11:19:12] <vifino> s/and/at/
L557[11:19:12] <Kibibyte> * Skye|Cleaning
throws Vic at Mimiru
L558[11:19:44] <vifino> Now that I got a
fanzy rack, I need to get things.
L559[11:19:51] <Lilly_Satou> vifino:
ez
L560[11:19:53] <scj643> Optifine could be
one issue
L561[11:20:06] <Lilly_Satou> vifino: you
put the kernel on the efi partition
L562[11:20:07] <Lilly_Satou> gg
L563[11:20:08] <vifino> Including a power
distributor that mounts in the rack.
L564[11:20:13] <vifino> Lilly_Satou:
nou
L565[11:20:15] <Lilly_Satou> and then
mount that partition as /boot
L566[11:20:17] <Lilly_Satou> thats how you
do it
L567[11:20:29] <vifino> i have a seperate
/boot
L569[11:20:34] <Lilly_Satou> that works
too
L570[11:20:41] <Lilly_Satou> as long as
its ext4 or something the uefi bootloader can read
L571[11:20:44] ***
rakiru|offline is now known as Kasen
L572[11:21:18] <scj643> Windows
!!!!!!
L573[11:21:18] <vifino> Lilly_Satou: but
freebsd kernel doesnt want to load zfs.ko because of the size of
the kernel and the uefi memory space allocated ._.
L574[11:21:36] <Lilly_Satou> oh
L575[11:21:37] <Lilly_Satou> freebsd
L576[11:21:41] <vifino> thats why i need a
smaller kernel thanks to S3
L577[11:21:58] <vifino> s/thanks to/with
help from/
L578[11:21:59] <Kibibyte> <vifino>
thats why i need a smaller kernel with help from S3
L579[11:22:07] <Lilly_Satou> lmao
what
L580[11:22:11] *
Lizzy shoves scj643 in the corner for their outcry of
blasphemy
L582[11:22:34] <Izaya> it does sorta take
like 5 minutes to run, even on a xeon box
L583[11:22:52] <scj643> Mimiru: is using
windows!!!!!!
L584[11:22:58] <Lilly_Satou> that reminds
me never to use freebsd
L585[11:23:02] <Mimiru> โฆ
L586[11:23:07] <Lilly_Satou> if you need
to do a shitload of bullshit just to use zfs
L587[11:23:48] <vifino> Lilly_Satou: er,
no
L588[11:23:54] <vifino> its just efi
L589[11:24:02] <Izaya> >efi
L590[11:24:06] <Izaya> >not using
BIOS
L591[11:24:19] <vifino> Izaya: welcome to
the uefi masterrace.
L592[11:24:22] <vifino> You're
fired.
L593[11:24:30] <Izaya> my desktop has
UEFI
L594[11:24:32] <Izaya> I turned it
off.
L595[11:24:46] <vifino> .-.
L596[11:24:58] <scj643> UEFI is one big
mess
L597[11:25:01] <Izaya> no sense screwing
around when BIOS is that much simpler.
L598[11:25:10] <vifino> It's not,
scj643.
L599[11:25:12] <Lilly_Satou> vifino:
still
L600[11:25:18] <Izaya> And it's not like I
have a 2TB drive in my desktop anwyay
L601[11:25:20] <Izaya> anyway*
L602[11:25:23] <Lilly_Satou> you dont need
to do anything to use uefi/efi with zfs on linux
L603[11:25:25] <Lilly_Satou> its
literally
L604[11:25:27] <Lilly_Satou> >install
module
L605[11:25:27] <Vic> Mimiru, I think asie
had a similar issue once and... its kinda weird
L606[11:25:28] <Lilly_Satou> >setup
fs
L607[11:25:29] <Lilly_Satou>
>done
L608[11:25:48] <vifino> Lilly_Satou: if it
would load the module like it should, it would be ezpz
L609[11:25:52] <vifino> but it
doesnt
L610[11:25:54] <vifino> and its a
bug
L611[11:25:59] <Vic> But crap, that means
that its peristent...
L612[11:26:12] <Lilly_Satou> tell them to
fix it then
L613[11:26:17] <vifino> orly
L614[11:26:49] <scj643> My monitors are
flashing
L615[11:27:25] ***
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L616[11:29:32] <Vic> Mimiru, can you
create an issue for it so that I dont forget?
L617[11:29:45] <vifino> >50โฌ for a rack
mount power distributor
L618[11:29:52] <vifino> Bitch, you wanna
fite?
L620[11:32:17] <vifino> >3U for power
distributor
L621[11:32:18] <vifino> .-.
L622[11:32:32] <vifino> Lizzy: Pretty
much, yes.
L623[11:32:44] <Lizzy> cool
L624[11:32:50] <vifino> Except EU
plugs.
L625[11:33:17] <vifino> And with multiple
switches so I can control what gets power and what not.
L626[11:34:09] <vifino> Lizzy: The almost
exact same thing you have costs 30โฌ here on amazon.
L627[11:34:24] *
Lizzy goes to see how much she bought that for
L628[11:36:06] <Lizzy> ยฃ23 is 31โฌ
according to Amazon
L629[11:36:20] <vifino> Oh well.
L630[11:36:26] <Lizzy> which is roughly
how much i paid for it
L631[11:39:20] <scj643> S3 it appears xca
uses ld as its compiler
L632[11:42:01] <vifino> Time to spend my
last cash to buy things I don't need.
L633[11:48:24] <Lizzy> Sangar, you
around?
L634[11:50:56] <Sangar> Lizzy, hm?
L635[11:51:12] <Lizzy> Do you know much
about the Logistic Pipe's OC intergration?
L636[11:51:18] <Lizzy> *integration
L637[11:51:27] <Sangar> i know virtually
nothing about it, besides that it exists :/
L638[11:51:51] <Lizzy> damn
L639[11:51:55] <Sangar> it's something
i've wanted to play with for a while now, but never got around
to
L640[11:52:27] <Lizzy> currently all the
pipes just show up as bc_pipe with no LP based stuff for the
methods
L641[11:53:38] <Lizzy> even with the
inventory controller upgrade in an adapter
L642[11:54:25] <Sangar> hmm, iirc there
should be something like getPipe() or such
L644[11:55:42] <Sangar> actually
L645[11:55:54] <Sangar> it looks like
there should be a separate component named 'logisticspipe'?
L647[11:56:18] <Sangar> oh,
neighbors
L648[11:56:23] <Sangar> maybe try placing
the computer right next to it
L650[11:57:11] <Lizzy> nope
L651[11:57:27] <Lizzy> next tot eh pc it
isn't even detected
L652[11:58:32] <Sangar> maybe the pipe
you're trying with doesn't have anything to show?
L653[11:58:44] <Lizzy> it's a request
pipe
L654[11:59:09] *
Sangar shrugs
L655[11:59:26] <Sangar> sorry, no
clue
L656[11:59:36] <Lizzy> dammit
L657[11:59:43] <Sangar> it's a bit too
much asm magic to easily understand what they're doing
>_>
L658[12:01:17] <Sangar> hm. i
wonder...
L659[12:02:47] <Lizzy> huh?
L660[12:02:54] <Sangar> depending on how
the @1.3 in
http://git.io/vcXmr is interpreted, it might mean it
only works for oc 1.3, exactly :/
L661[12:03:06] <Lizzy> hmm
L662[12:03:29] <Lizzy> why is oc listed 3
times?
L663[12:03:53] <Sangar> because in the
path list there are three oc interfaces
L664[12:04:12] <Lizzy> ah
L665[12:06:21] <Lizzy> i'm posting an
issue on their tracker
L666[12:11:28] <scj643> Going full screen
crashed me but that might be an X issue
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L669[12:12:55] <Lizzy> Sangar, and i
posted it, you may or may not get a notification since i tagged you
in it
L670[12:13:51] <Sangar> got it
L671[12:14:05] <Lizzy> coolio
L674[12:17:56] <Sangar> quite
possibly
L675[12:18:07] <Lizzy> ah well
L676[12:18:11] <Sangar> might want to
reference it at least
L677[12:18:42] <vifino> Lizzy: Still on
the server? If so, I'm gonna hop on and play with you
L678[12:18:50] <Lizzy> ye
L679[12:18:56] <Sangar> also mention
/oc_sc maybe to make their testing easier :P
L680[12:19:02] <Antheus> I was
pinged?
L681[12:19:21] <vifino> :D
L682[12:19:28] <Sangar> you've been
ping'd!
L683[12:19:36] <Sangar> (ok that was
bad)
L684[12:19:45] <Antheus> my log
doesn
L685[12:19:50] <Antheus> t go back far
enough :(
L687[12:20:19] <Mimiru> and search for
your nick
L688[12:20:59] <Antheus> [08:45:06]
<vifino> Antheus: 1v1 me irl
L689[12:21:17] <vifino> 1v1 me irl
Antheus
L690[12:21:30] *
Antheus gets on fight to germany
L691[12:22:03] <Lizzy> Sangar, whats that
do?
L692[12:22:14] <Sangar> alias for
oc_spawnComputer
L693[12:22:15] <Antheus> Well
L694[12:22:32] <Lizzy> ah
L695[12:22:33] <Antheus> time to see if I
can install arch for the nth+1 time
L696[12:22:48] <Lizzy> well, any computer
should do surely
L697[12:23:09] <Lizzy> and if they can't
managed that how in the hell did they make LP
L698[12:23:16] <Sangar> Lizzy, yeah, but i
doubt the lp guys have one standing around in their world :P
L699[12:23:19] <Sangar> and this saves
time
L700[12:23:23] <Sangar> (i use it all the
time now :X)
L701[12:25:17] <Mimiru> does it have a
direction argument yet, or does it always face south? :P
L702[12:25:20] <Lizzy> Sangar, added
L703[12:26:23] <Sangar> k :)
L704[12:30:37] <scj643> Isn't their a more
colorful lamp than asie
L705[12:30:54] <Mimiru> %cf
OpenLights
L708[12:32:00] <Mimiru> err
L709[12:32:02] <Mimiru> wrong link
:p
L710[12:32:40] <Mimiru> Oh
L711[12:32:46] <Mimiru> right I never
posted that on the OC forum...
L712[12:32:46] <scj643> Won't work since
open lights changes the renderer and that's a pain
L713[12:32:49] <S3> Mimiru: Sangar is
stuffing native libraries under the stairs again..
L714[12:32:57] <Mimiru> OpenLight changes
what renderer?
L715[12:33:23] <scj643> MCs
L716[12:33:27] <Mimiru> I wrote the mod, I
can assure you it changes no renderer...
L717[12:33:33] <scj643> Oh
L718[12:33:45] <Mimiru> At one point it
hooked into ColoredLightsCore
L719[12:33:54] <Mimiru> but I pulled
it
L720[12:33:59] <Mimiru> and forgot to
update the CF info
L721[12:34:01] <scj643> So does it emit
colored lighting
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L723[12:34:16] <Mimiru> Not since I pulled
the CLC interaction
L724[12:34:37] <scj643> Ok so it will just
add a block like the colorful lamp right
L725[12:34:43] <Mimiru> Yes
L726[12:34:53] <scj643> That can do more
colors ok
L727[12:34:57] <Mimiru> Yes
L728[12:35:01] <scj643> Going to add it to
my pack
L729[12:35:23] <scj643> Still don't know
why I still have CC but it's useful for quick stuff
L730[12:35:44] <gamax92> precisely,
sometimes when you want that feeling of speed, you get CC
L731[12:35:59] <gamax92> and when you want
to feel sane and advanced but slow, you get OC
L732[12:36:30] <scj643> Imagine if CC was
Open source
L733[12:37:26] <Mimiru> I'd like to point
out though, that even before I pulled the CLC interaction the mod
itself never did colored lighting, it was a single API call to CLC
if it was installed that did the color
L734[12:37:28] <scj643> So I'm getting
open lights right
L735[12:37:34] <Mimiru> same with
Computronics light
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L737[12:38:08] <scj643> So colored lights
core is the thing that adds that rendering layer of colored
lighting
L738[12:38:19] <Mimiru> Yes
L739[12:43:22] <scj643> Restarting my
server now
L740[12:43:29] <scj643> Also updated build
craft
L741[12:44:36] <scj643> Sometimes I regret
using chisel its blocks can have particles and particles cause
lag
L742[12:45:05] <gamax92> umm ...
>_>
L743[12:45:36] <scj643> What
L744[12:45:48] <scj643> I don't have a
high end computer
L745[12:46:00] <scj643> A 2.2 ghz dual
core pentium
L746[12:46:06] <scj643> 4gb ram
L747[12:46:16] <scj643> Sandy bridge
architecture
L748[12:46:28] <scj643> Integrated
gpu
L749[12:46:54] <Izaya> that's the same for
any particles
L750[12:46:57] <Izaya> chisel or not
L751[12:47:58] <Lizzy> chisel doesn't have
that many particles
L752[12:48:09] <Lizzy> if any,
infact
L753[12:48:28] <gamax92> scj643: basically
you're just saying my system sucks and everything causes lag
L754[12:49:03] <S3> apparently I forgot to
compile libass.so.1 for ffmpeg
L755[12:49:15] <scj643> Wow
L756[12:49:31] <scj643> S3 pack update get
rid of BC and mirror
L758[12:49:42] <S3> do we have crash logs
for Skye|Cleaning ?
L759[12:49:47] <scj643> Added open
lights
L760[12:49:48] <S3> because I apparently
don't
L761[12:49:53] <scj643> Maybe
L763[12:51:46] <scj643> It's one of
those
L764[12:51:50] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic!
L765[12:51:56] *
Skye|Cleaning slaps Vic
L766[12:51:56] *
EnderBot2 chuckles
L767[12:52:17] <scj643> Or Skye|Cleaning
look at thos
L768[12:52:26] <scj643> One of them should
be yours
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L770[12:53:16] <S3> are you sure its one
of those?
L771[12:53:20] <S3> what was the name of
the mod?
L772[12:54:18] <scj643> Those were in the
crash logs folder
L773[12:55:11] <scj643> Integrated
circuits
L774[12:55:21] <Skye|Cleaning> I don't
know if I should slap the jcraft authors or Vic
L775[12:55:37] <Skye|Cleaning> hold
on
L776[12:55:41] <scj643> Jcraft?
L777[12:55:43] <Skye|Cleaning> wat
L778[12:55:59] <Skye|Cleaning> What
version of integrated ciruits were you using?
L779[12:56:11] <S3> none of those logs
look like it has integrated circuits?
L780[12:56:17] <S3> unless Im typing it
wrong
L781[12:56:46] <Skye|Cleaning> the last
one
L782[12:56:50] <scj643> Latest from
github
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L784[12:56:55] <scj643> As of
yesterday
L785[12:57:03] <scj643> From the releases
page
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L788[12:57:55] <Antheus> scj643, do you
have a link to your pack :|
L789[12:58:43] <gamax92> do you have a
link that doesn't use that stupid ass launcher?
L790[12:58:48] <scj643> It's not in my
pack
L791[12:58:59] <Inari> scj643: why does
the server motd still link to the .7z that doesnt exist
L793[12:59:13] <scj643> Didn't change that
yet
L794[12:59:20] <gamax92> ... this is not a
.7z
L795[12:59:29] <Skye|Cleaning> S3, scj643,
I seem to have fixed this bug before
L796[12:59:30] <scj643> That is a
directory that has them all
L797[12:59:48] <scj643> You need to mirror
the folder somehow
L798[13:00:02] <scj643> Wget -r
works
L799[13:00:37] <Skye|Cleaning> scj643, S3,
do you want a fixed build?
L800[13:01:08] <scj643> Yes
L801[13:01:28] <Skye|Cleaning> get the
latest build from the jenkins server
L802[13:01:41] <scj643> We have been using
Project Reds ICs which is stable but yours is more fully
featured
L803[13:01:45] <Skye|Cleaning> I fixed
this issue before...
L804[13:01:50] <scj643> Might want to look
into that
L805[13:01:55] <Skye|Cleaning> nah
L806[13:02:12] <Skye|Cleaning> It's just
that the release hasn't got the bugfix
L807[13:02:30] <Skye|Cleaning> I'm gonna
poke Vic
L808[13:03:16] <scj643> 9r36.192
L809[13:03:28] <scj643> Is that it
L810[13:03:53] <Skye|Cleaning> should be
good
L811[13:04:13] <Skye|Cleaning> and if
there are more bugs, don't forget to ping me and Vic
L812[13:04:31] <scj643> Ok
L813[13:06:45] <scj643> Idea for
openlights being able to set the color using the computer then have
redstone be able to activate it
L814[13:06:58] <Skye|Cleaning> scj643, S3,
what did you think of the ICs CAD GUI
L815[13:07:18] <scj643> Better than
PRs
L816[13:07:47] <Skye|Cleaning> I did a lot
of work to make it look nice
L817[13:08:43] <scj643> It's working
now
L818[13:08:51] <Skye|Cleaning> \o/
L819[13:09:00] <scj643> It was putting a
segment on an FMP base that crashed it
L820[13:09:08] <Skye|Cleaning> yeah
L821[13:09:11] <scj643> Also technical
blocks are in the creative inventory
L822[13:09:18] <Skye|Cleaning> eh?
L824[13:10:30] <scj643> Or are they just
untextured and not localized
L825[13:11:22] <scj643> Does it support
dual io Skye|Cleaning
L826[13:11:38] <Skye|Cleaning> eh?
L827[13:11:49] <Skye|Cleaning> the
"technical blocks" are unfinished blocks
L828[13:12:02] <Skye|Cleaning> basically,
Vic's adding a new feature
L829[13:12:07] <scj643> A port on an edge
can be input and output At the same time
L830[13:12:12] <Skye|Cleaning> yes
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L832[13:12:39] <scj643> Good PRs
doesn't
L833[13:13:30] <gamax92> ... so I see a
mod in there that I really think sounds horrible
L834[13:14:23] <scj643> Does wire follow
red stones limitations on signal length?
L835[13:14:40] <Skye|Cleaning> nope
L836[13:15:01] <scj643> Good
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L838[13:15:40] <Skye|Cleaning> scj643,
also the segment displays have lots of decoders built in
L839[13:15:49] <scj643> Only thing I would
think about adding is adding internal bundle cables
L840[13:16:05] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic has
clearly said no to that one
L841[13:16:17] <scj643> Dang
L842[13:16:36] <Skye|Cleaning> look, the
OPness needs to end somewhere
L843[13:16:42] <scj643> Lol
L844[13:17:33] <scj643> What's the
difference between wire, red wire, and orange wire
L845[13:17:44] <Skye|Cleaning> wire
connects to everything
L846[13:18:03] <Skye|Cleaning> red wire
doesn't connect to orange wire
L847[13:18:10] <Skye|Cleaning> orange wire
doesn't connect to red wire
L848[13:18:27] <scj643> Ok
L849[13:18:48] <scj643> I would think red
and black would make more sense
L850[13:18:51] <gamax92> that
memorycleaner mod you got
L851[13:19:12] <scj643> Yes
L852[13:19:17] <gamax92> what a nice
shitty mod, all it does is just periodically call the GC, like
everyone tells you not to do because you are not smarter that
Java
L853[13:19:43] <scj643> ......
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L855[13:20:11] <scj643> It doesn't auto
call it
L856[13:20:20] <scj643> It adds a
command
L857[13:20:36] <scj643> Good if a mod
doesn't do GC properly
L858[13:20:55] <gamax92> so whats this
thread i see that sleeps for a while and then calls .GC()
L859[13:21:16] <scj643> Idk
L860[13:21:24] <scj643> Might be it
then
L861[13:21:24] <gamax92> yes pretend to be
ignorant
L862[13:21:25] <Skye|Cleaning> scj643, can
you add the colour change feature request as a github issue?
L863[13:21:34] <scj643> Ok
L864[13:22:30] <scj643> Removed memory
cleaner mod
L865[13:22:59] <gamax92> good :3
L866[13:23:02] <scj643> Also project red
and ICs are broken in waila
L867[13:25:01] <scj643> Skye|Cleaning:
where is the GitHub I use my iPad for IRC
L870[13:27:13] <scj643> Issue opened
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L872[13:27:48] <ds84182> Randomly calling
.GC() is like using a bucket to get nonexistant water out of the
bottom of the boat. It just wastes time and makes you look
stupid
L873[13:28:30] <scj643> Mekanism is
developed on a MAC
L874[13:28:49] <ds84182> How is that even
relevant to anything
L875[13:28:51] <scj643> According to
/mekanism
L876[13:28:58] <scj643> Something I
found
L877[13:30:15] <Temia> I was looking up
recipes for butterscotch-cinnamon pie and I found it weird that
people were using eggs in their piecrusts... but it turns out I'm
the odd one here for using an eggless recipe!? D:
L878[13:30:56] <gamax92> Temia: no,
eggless crusts are useful for various dishes, its not like all
crusts are made to have eggs
L879[13:31:01] <Skye|Cleaning> scj643, you
have an anime girl in your avatar? Vic will approve!
L880[13:31:11] <scj643> Lol
L881[13:31:32] <scj643> It's ika musume
album art for the character album
L882[13:33:25] <Skye|Cleaning> still
L883[13:33:28] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic will
approve
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L885[13:33:54] <scj643> How do you use a
printed circuit
L886[13:34:07] <Skye|Cleaning> eh?
L887[13:34:37] <scj643> I used the CAD
then the assembler
L888[13:34:47] <scj643> What do I do with
the output from the assembler
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L890[13:35:42] <scj643> Waila integration
nice
L891[13:36:08] <Skye|Cleaning> scj643,
just put it in a crafting grid on its own
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L893[13:37:22] <jhagrid77> Can someone be
ever so kind amd tell me how much space MC takes up please
L894[13:37:40] <gamax92> 162GB
L895[13:37:41] <scj643> Why?
L896[13:37:43] <gamax92> larger than
GTA
L897[13:37:58] <scj643> Less than 1GB
maybe
L898[13:38:11] <scj643> 512 MB not
sure
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L900[13:38:44] <jhagrid77> scj643: thanks,
wondering cause as i said before my laptops hdd went out so im
going to be using a broken desktops 80gb hdd
L901[13:39:00] <gamax92> you want to use a
broken hdd to fix one that wen't out?
L902[13:39:03] <gamax92> that totally
makes sense
L903[13:39:24] <Skye|Cleaning> gamax92, a
broken desktop
L904[13:39:26] <jhagrid77> My dekstoos
motherboard is broken so im going to use the hard drive
L905[13:39:28] <Skye|Cleaning> the HDD was
okay
L906[13:39:31] <gamax92> oh
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L908[13:40:12] <scj643> I start with a
whole flood file of null cells
L909[13:41:47] <CompanionCube> MC takes
more RAM than HDD
L910[13:41:54] <CompanionCube> Java's a
ramfucker
L911[13:41:58] <gamax92> Seriously though
the MC jar is like 9MB
L912[13:42:19] <jhagrid77> So another
question does MC files install on what you put it on or the main
drive?
L913[13:42:37] <gamax92> the launcher will
do maindrive
L914[13:43:02] <gamax92> you probably can
configure where to put it, or use a better launcher like
MultiNC
L915[13:43:22] <Skye|Cleaning> scj643,
eh?
L916[13:43:27] <jhagrid77> ... pirated
MC
L917[13:43:46] <gamax92> we don't
care
L918[13:43:54] <gamax92> all the mc
account does is just let you play online with others
L919[13:44:02] <gamax92> you don't need an
account at all to use singleplayer
L920[13:44:09] <jhagrid77> Wait other
launchers can work with pirated versions
L921[13:44:19] <scj643> No
L922[13:44:36] <scj643> Ping no buffer
space available
L923[13:44:49] <Skye|Cleaning> eh?
L924[13:45:51] <scj643> Internet decided
to shit itself
L925[13:46:17] <Skye|Cleaning> scj643,
were you talking about an ICs issue or random stuff?
L926[13:46:21] <gamax92> well MultiMC
refuses to run if you have no account, maybe it'll work with a
basic one though
L927[13:46:34] <gamax92> I bought the
game, so you'll have to test yourself :P
L928[13:47:48] ⇦
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L929[13:47:54] <scj643> Random stuff
L930[13:48:00] <gamax92> oh they
left
L931[13:48:03] <gamax92> prick
L932[13:48:09] <scj643> Lol
L933[13:48:31] <gamax92> seriously though
there really isn't pirating minecraft ...
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L936[13:48:40] <scj643> Lol
L937[13:48:44] <scj643> They are
back
L938[13:49:03] <scj643> How does the
segment display work Skye|Cleaning
L939[13:49:11] <gamax92> brb
L940[13:50:04] <scj643> Oh figured it
out
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L943[13:56:11] <scj643> Love how the
segment displays can print false
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L945[13:58:54] <jhagrid77> when you forget
you were connected lol
L946[14:01:41] <scj643> Using a
screwdriver on a bundle bus imput causes a crash
Skye|Cleaning
L947[14:02:21] <scj643> It's a client
crash only
L949[14:03:52] <Antheus> ajkls;dfgh
L950[14:04:26] <scj643> Vic: look at that
log
L951[14:04:44] <S3> yum pizza
L952[14:05:01] <S3> ever since I started
making my own pizza, I started liking pizza
L953[14:05:06] <scj643> Lol
L954[14:05:17] <scj643> S3 did you reboot
your system since last night
L955[14:05:32] <scj643> IC has been re
added
L957[14:05:47] <scj643> Just don't go
clicking stuff with its screwdriver
L958[14:06:15] <scj643> Right clicked a
bundled input bus with the screwdriver from IC
L959[14:06:30] <scj643> Only a client
crash server is still going
L960[14:06:52] <Vic> I have the distinct
feeling that this could be...
L961[14:06:58] <Vic> Skye'd fault!
L962[14:07:06] <Skye|Cleaning> I blame
project red
L963[14:07:07] <Skye|Cleaning> :P
L964[14:07:16] <scj643> Project red Waila
is broken when using its ICs
L965[14:07:23] <Vic> Anyways, thats a nice
one, pin it on github so that I can always... watch it...
L966[14:07:53] <Vic> That too then, but I
have no idea how that can happen
L967[14:08:13] <jhagrid77> scj can you
send me that link to your modpack, I want ot have it for when I get
mc again
L968[14:08:16] <Vic> Also, join my channel
for this, this is kinda getting ridiculous here...
L969[14:08:26] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic, the
channel is currenlt
L970[14:08:41] <Vic> Is what?
L971[14:08:43] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic, the
channel is currently imaginging a swimming pool full of
chocolate
L972[14:08:54] <Vic> Does that
matter?
L973[14:08:55] <jhagrid77> ooo XD
L974[14:09:06] <Vic> scj643, want to take
a bath?
L975[14:09:09] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic, for
bug reporting, yes
L976[14:09:23] <Vic> Anyways, just put
everything on github... everything you have...
L977[14:09:30] <scj643> Ok
L978[14:10:56] <S3> oh hey it's Vic
L979[14:11:12] <S3> isn't that the
integrated circuits guy?
L980[14:11:27] <Vic> No. Have nothing to
do with that bugged mess
L981[14:11:28] <jhagrid77> scj643: can I
get the link of your modpack again?
L982[14:11:37] <Vic> All Skye's
fault...
L983[14:11:40] *
Vic hides
L985[14:11:47] <Skye|Cleaning> ...
L986[14:12:01] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic, you
wrote most of the code, it's your bugged mess
L987[14:12:05] <scj643> jhagrid77: you
won't be able to connect
L988[14:12:16] <jhagrid77> scj643: aww why
not?
L989[14:12:25] <scj643> If your using
cracked MC
L990[14:12:37] <jhagrid77> scj643: I mean
the modpack link to download it, not the server
L991[14:12:37] *
Vic points at Skye
L992[14:12:43] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic, you
wrote most of the code, it's your bugged mess
L993[14:13:04] <Vic> (He did all of the
work under my name, because Im way too lazy to do it myself so
blame him)
L994[14:13:10] <Vic> (Pssst...)
L995[14:13:16] <scj643>
Http://scj643.theender.net/mcmods
L996[14:13:37] <Skye|Cleaning>
>_>
L997[14:13:49] <Skye|Cleaning> Vic, I do
not have access to your github account
L998[14:14:07] <Antheus>
AJKGFHNKAJFHN
L999[14:14:10] <scj643> I love the portal
reference
L1000[14:14:12] <gamax92> shut up
Antheus
L1001[14:14:14] <gamax92> nobody fucking
cares
L1002[14:14:30] <Antheus> "File
system "/boot" os mpt a FAT EFO Suste, {artotopm (ESP)
file system."
L1003[14:14:44] <Antheus> I BLOODY MADE
IT ONE OF THOSE GASGLKJSDEFG
L1004[14:15:19] <gamax92> bloody
L1005[14:16:04] *
Antheus screams at vifino
L1006[14:16:35] <vifino> cool
L1007[14:17:17] <Antheus> nvm
L1008[14:17:27] <Antheus> I think I did
it
L1009[14:17:44] <Antheus> I had /dev/sda1
mounted to /boot instead of /mnt/boot
L1010[14:18:33] <vifino> gg
L1011[14:19:00] <jhagrid77> scj643: how
much space do those take?
L1012[14:19:52] <scj643> Idk
L1013[14:20:06] <scj643> I think it's
like 100 MB
L1014[14:21:18] <jhagrid77> ok
L1015[14:22:37]
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L1016[14:24:39] <scj643> Is there any way
to make OC run faster?
L1017[14:25:06] <Lizzy> in what
way?
L1018[14:25:27] <scj643> Like installing
stuff
L1019[14:25:34] <scj643> Like open
OS
L1020[14:26:07] <Skye|Cleaning> not
really
L1021[14:26:07] ***
LJaway is now known as LJack2k
L1022[14:26:20] <Sangar> get a higher
tier cpu
L1023[14:26:24] <Sangar> :P
L1024[14:26:30] <S3> scj643: OC works
extremely fast for me
L1025[14:26:34] <jhagrid77> creative ACP
XD
L1026[14:26:45] <S3> scj643: also OCBSD
will be faster when it comes to disk IO :)
L1027[14:26:49] <jhagrid77> ACPU?
ehh
L1028[14:26:52] <Sangar> if the t3 stuff
isn't fast enough for you, skim through the config, i'm sure
there's something in there somewhere
L1029[14:26:58] <S3> because I'm using
unmanaged drives and caching sectors in memory
L1031[14:27:11] <Aedda> /o Sangar sorry
for not testing the tool thing more in detail before reporting it,
working on it now
L1032[14:27:19] <S3> but the ammount of
sectors you can cache in ram is limited
L1033[14:27:25] <S3> as memory is
limited
L1034[14:27:32] <scj643> Time to double
almost everything in the confit
L1035[14:27:35] <scj643> Config
L1036[14:27:58] <scj643> Will do that
once we get too many computers and they block each other
L1037[14:28:21] <jhagrid77> scj643: you
can quadrouple alot of things in the Config
L1039[14:28:42] <S3> scj643: really the
only slow thing about OC I've found is the disk access times
L1040[14:28:50] <S3> and the floppy is
exponentially slower
L1041[14:28:58] <Lizzy> scj643, you're
gonna have to have a lot of computers doing fairly complex cpu
stuff before you have to up the thread count
L1042[14:29:06] <S3> but thanks to
unmanaged drives I can speed that up easily :)
L1043[14:29:08] <S3> right in the
kernel
L1044[14:29:26] <Kodos> Plug her right in
the kernel
L1045[14:29:32] <Kodos> That was probably
funnier in my head
L1046[14:29:44] <jhagrid77> Is there
anyone here who knows if you can make a super computer out of lots
of servers and how ?(OC)
L1047[14:29:56] *
Lizzy looks at Kodos
L1048[14:30:02] <Kodos> jhagrid77, first,
tell me what you need a 'supercomputer' for
L1049[14:30:06] <Lizzy> put the plug
down...
L1050[14:30:08] <scj643> lol
L1051[14:30:19] <jhagrid77> Kodos: FOR
THE FUN OF IT lol
L1052[14:30:25] <S3> jhagrid77: why
wouldn't you?
L1053[14:30:25] <scj643> Going to want to
find the configs to make disk IO faster
L1054[14:30:51] <S3> what do you think a
super computer is jhagrid77
L1055[14:30:54] <S3> a bunch of
computers
L1057[14:31:10] <jhagrid77> S3: Lots of
space ram graphics ect
L1058[14:31:14] <scj643> Java is the
limiting part in this
L1059[14:31:16] <S3> right
L1060[14:31:33] <S3> the only time I
would want to use a supercomputer in OC is for components
L1061[14:31:52] <S3> if I wanted
thousands of components
L1062[14:31:55] <scj643> Going to double
the components
L1063[14:32:11] <Sangar> Aedda, no
worries, lemme know when you figure something out
L1064[14:32:18] <S3> scj643: put
component busses into a server max it out one server can handle
like over 100 components
L1065[14:32:18] <Kodos> scj643, so
basically you're breaking the balance on your server?
L1066[14:32:22] <jhagrid77> scj643: you
can quadrouple most of the stuff
L1067[14:33:39] <scj643> The balance is
being changed because this is a creative server
L1068[14:34:12] <S3> like I said
scj643
L1069[14:34:21] <scj643> Not truly
doubling but increasing by a unit
L1070[14:34:23] <S3> I was able to
connect 100s of components just by maxing out 1 server
L1071[14:34:41] <scj643> Call budgets
minimal changed from 0.5 to q
L1072[14:34:43] <scj643> 1
L1073[14:34:59] <scj643> Components
increased by 4
L1074[14:35:18] <Antheus> gutrrr
L1075[14:35:30] <S3> jhagrid77: so far
the only way we're going to get OCRANET working in Minecraft (an
internet between servers for Minecraft and OC) is by making server
clusters
L1076[14:37:36] <CompanionCube> S3, I'd
appreciate getting the credit for the name if it's ever widely
released :)
L1077[14:37:43] <scj643> Unmanaged
mode
L1078[14:37:58] <scj643> How do you even
get that
L1079[14:40:15] <Lizzy> magic and a flux
capacitor
L1080[14:41:12] <LJack2k> and 1.21
gigawatts!
L1081[14:41:29] <jhagrid77> S3: ahh
L1082[14:42:22] <jhagrid77> scj643: you
have a HDD in hard and right click
L1083[14:42:27] <jhagrid77> hand*
L1084[14:43:36]
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reset by peer)
L1085[14:44:32] <scj643> Lol
L1086[14:44:50] <scj643> What setting do
I change to make Disk IO faster
L1087[14:47:46] <Kodos> You don't
L1088[14:47:50] <Kodos> afaik
L1089[14:47:57] <scj643> Damn
L1090[14:55:45] <scj643> Why don't we
have RSA as an option with the data card
L1091[14:56:22] <Kodos> Because you can
do RSA with computronics
L1092[14:56:31] <Kodos> Using the
Advanced Cipher Block
L1093[14:56:38] <scj643> Oh yea
L1094[14:56:46] <scj643> Still no docs on
their wiki
L1095[14:56:48]
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L1096[14:58:51] <S3> CompanionCube:
definately
L1097[14:58:57] <S3> I just want to see
you use it
L1098[14:59:20] <CompanionCube>
meaning?
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L1100[14:59:56] *
Lizzy pets Techokami
L1101[14:59:58] <S3> CompanionCube:
meaning use the net!
L1102[15:00:01] *
Lizzy pets Temia
L1103[15:00:02] <S3> for whatever
fluff
L1104[15:00:05] <Lizzy> meh
L1105[15:00:15] <Techokami> hi
Lizzy
L1106[15:00:19] <S3> scj643: I don't
think you get what I mean about getting disk IO faster by using
unmanaged drives
L1107[15:00:20] <Lizzy> ahoy
L1108[15:00:31] <Lizzy> wasn't meant to
ping you
L1109[15:00:37] <Techokami> heh
L1110[15:01:05] <Techokami> at least it
wasn't the secret word that pings me :O
L1111[15:01:18] <Lizzy> eh?
L1112[15:01:19] <S3> My OS will cache
sectors on write and read, the size of this cache is determined
with sysctl, and if caching is used at all, but what slows it down
is access times
L1113[15:01:38] <S3> so by caching
sectors before actually physically writingthem or after physically
reading them you can write to RAM instead of disk
L1114[15:01:42] *
vifino pets Lizzy
L1115[15:01:47] *
Lizzy purrs
L1116[15:01:54] <S3> and in the
background the system can save the cache to disk as need be
L1117[15:02:31] <S3> scj643: so it's not
a setting
L1118[15:02:34] <vifino> S3: do you even
have a working system yet? a kernel? something?
L1119[15:02:37] <S3> it's something I
have to develop
L1120[15:03:10] <S3> not yet, I've been
trying to work on it these past few weeks but I have been getting
exams back to back
L1122[15:03:27] <scj643> Dang
L1123[15:04:34] *
Lizzy screams psychotically
L1124[15:04:57] <S3> scj643: hoping to
work with magic6k a bit here and there
L1125[15:05:06] *
vifino hugs Lizzy tightly and pets her
L1126[15:05:07] <S3> since I will be
using his filesystem as the native filesystem for OCBSD
L1127[15:05:10] <S3> Mr.FS
L1128[15:05:50] *
CompanionCube would likely implement a network service outside of
OC because of libraries and not being able to code lua for
shit
L1129[15:06:36] <scj643> Lol
L1130[15:06:42] <Antheus> lol
/u/SangarWasTaken
L1131[15:07:31] <scj643> For openlights
you need a lot of components to do anything usefull
L1132[15:07:44] <scj643> Components
L1133[15:08:46] <Antheus> scj643, do you
have a zip file of all the mods and configs?
L1134[15:08:52] <Antheus> instead of
downloading them all
L1135[15:09:13] <Sangar> it was
L1136[15:09:19] <Sangar> by some inactive
account no less
L1137[15:09:24] *
Lizzy purrs louder
L1138[15:09:40] *
Antheus smacks lizzy with a broom
L1139[15:09:59] *
Lizzy bites Antheus multiple times and rips Antheus's
flesh
L1140[15:10:35] <scj643> No I don't
L1141[15:10:46] <scj643> You want to use
something like was S3 does
L1142[15:11:08] <Antheus> wellp
L1143[15:11:19] <Antheus> time to prepare
my lmb
L1144[15:11:36] <scj643> Wget -r works if
I remember
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L1146[15:15:02] <Antheus> Wget?
L1147[15:15:11] <Lizzy> wget
L1148[15:15:23] *
Antheus grumbles about windows
L1149[15:16:14] <Techokami> you can get
wget for Windows you know :o
L1150[15:16:41] <gamax92> so.
L1151[15:16:48] <gamax92> why are you
incapable of just making a zip?
L1152[15:16:56] <scj643> To lazy
L1153[15:16:57] <gamax92> like seriously,
is it so hard to zip it up?
L1154[15:17:09] <scj643> Also takes
space
L1155[15:17:23] <Techokami> ??????
L1156[15:17:25] <Techokami>
??????????????????????
L1157[15:17:28] <Techokami>
????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
L1158[15:17:30] <Antheus> ?
L1159[15:17:35] <Lizzy> oh shit, what's
another 200MB going to fucking do?
L1160[15:18:11] *
Lizzy puts a "beware of the Lizzy" sign up
L1161[15:18:23] *
gamax92 looks at sign, then looks at Lizzy
L1162[15:18:24] <gamax92> o.o;
L1163[15:18:39] *
Antheus hands out warning phamplets about Lizzy
L1164[15:18:43] *
Lizzy is in a slightly bad mood for some reason
L1165[15:19:16] <scj643> Go get wget for
windows
L1166[15:19:18] *
Techokami hugs Lizzy
L1167[15:19:19] <gamax92> Lizzy: but what
you said was correct
L1168[15:19:21] <scj643> From gnu32
L1169[15:19:25] <gamax92> scj643: or just
make a zip.
L1170[15:19:31] <scj643> Zips suck
L1171[15:19:47] <scj643> They take more
bandwidth to download updates
L1172[15:19:49] <Lizzy> then tar.gz
it
L1173[15:19:54] <scj643> Or go get a
download manager
L1174[15:19:54] <gamax92> ... ...
L1175[15:19:55] <gamax92> .......
L1176[15:19:57] <gamax92>
............
L1177[15:20:03] <gamax92> scj643 you're
fucking stupid
L1178[15:20:09] *
Lizzy seconds gamax92
L1179[15:20:14] <gamax92> download one
zip, has much less overhead than download a bunch of files
L1180[15:20:16] *
Antheus thrids gamax92
L1181[15:20:23] <gamax92> it takes less
bandwidth to download a zip.
L1182[15:20:27] <scj643> Fuck I'll zip
it
L1183[15:20:35] <Skye|Cleaning> #p
L1184[15:20:40] <Antheus> .p
L1185[15:20:40] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.17499914700000002 Seconds passed.
L1186[15:20:48] <Antheus> hmm
L1187[15:20:49] <Noob>
tar.bz.gz.7z.rar5.ar it
L1188[15:20:58] <Antheus> ^v, where are
you
L1189[15:21:02] <Antheus> then again,
where is ping
L1190[15:21:16] <scj643> Using 7z
L1191[15:21:37] <Lizzy> #lua 1000000 /
100
L1192[15:21:37] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
10000.0
L1193[15:21:44] <Antheus>
tar.bz.gz.txt.doc.docx.ppt.ext.vbs.jar.dll.zip it
L1194[15:21:54] <gamax92> .jar and .zip
are the same thing
L1195[15:21:55] <Aedda> Aha, there it
reproduced, woo.
L1197[15:22:02] ***
Cranium is now known as Cranium[Away]
L1198[15:22:15] <Noob> And then md5 it
and throw it in the /dev/null
L1200[15:23:09] <CompanionCube> .tar.xz
ftw
L1201[15:23:10] <Aedda> Sangar: Try
removing the top row of blocks and repeating your test, let me
know. :)
L1202[15:23:12] <Lizzy> you just said
that
L1203[15:23:15] <scj643> So I don't mess
with anyone that mirrors it
L1204[15:23:25] <Lizzy> wait nvm
L1205[15:23:28] <scj643> It's a directory
above
L1206[15:27:01] <Lizzy> if you're worried
about going over data caps on your DO address i can always make it
so that http requests going to scj643.theender.net actually go to a
virtual host on theender.net which serves a wgetted version of the
actual address, then it'd only download changes
L1207[15:27:28] <Sangar> Aedda,
dafuq
L1208[15:27:50] <Aedda> Yeah I know
L1209[15:28:09] <scj643> Not that
worried
L1210[15:28:22] <Lizzy> k then
L1211[15:28:47] <scj643> Just going to
keep the 7z version for new people and just tell hem to grab
changes from after that
L1212[15:29:36] <Aedda> When I could not
reproduce it I tried mixing in a few other mods without success
then went back to my original test case and compared the
environmental conditions and I was trying to dig a 2x3 trench with
a Robot.
L1213[15:29:40] <Noob> Is there a
complete manual for drone API?
L1214[15:30:08] <Noob> I mean not like
"drone has this and that function and also *some* of robot's
API"
L1215[15:30:17] <gamax92> hmm ...
L1216[15:30:22] <Antheus> ..
L1217[15:30:26] <gamax92> Mimiru: does
eos have an cap limits I need to worry about
L1218[15:30:30] <ds84182> #lua
string.format("%X",(1<<18)-1)
L1219[15:30:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3FFFF
L1220[15:30:49] <gamax92> #lua
string.format("%X",2^18-1)
L1221[15:30:49] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3FFFF
L1222[15:30:56] *
Lizzy wonders what cap limits janus has
L1223[15:31:27] <Lizzy> 3TB
L1224[15:31:28] <Lizzy> k
L1225[15:34:31] *
Lizzy might set up a mirror of a few sites
L1226[15:40:07] <ds84182> #lua
string.format("%X",(1<<22)-1)
L1227[15:40:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3FFFFF
L1228[15:40:17] <gamax92> #lua
string.format("%X",2^22-1)
L1229[15:40:17] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3FFFFF
L1230[15:40:30] <gamax92> ds84182:
useless bitshifts
L1231[15:41:00] <ds84182> I like
bitshifting better
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L1233[15:41:13] <ds84182> because doing
pow in lua 5.3 gives back a double instead of an int
L1234[15:41:30] <gamax92> oh well, i
guess that.
L1235[15:41:45] <gamax92> the whole
stupid double/long behaviour of 5.3
L1236[15:41:47] <ds84182> I've had
string.format bitch at me for passing doubles to formats that take
integers sometimes
L1237[15:41:50] <gamax92> what is this,
LuaJ?
L1238[15:42:03] <ds84182> gamax92: It's
not stupid, it makes sense
L1239[15:42:06] <gamax92> it is
stupid
L1240[15:42:11] <scj643> Need to make a
program that probes all bundled IOS
L1241[15:42:13] <ds84182> pow and div are
things that would yield doubles
L1242[15:42:13] <scj643> iOS
L1243[15:42:23] <ds84182> So they
do
L1244[15:42:24] <scj643> IOs fucking
iOS
L1245[15:42:46] <ds84182> however //
(idiv) yields integers, and doing bitshifts yields integers
L1246[15:43:10] <ds84182> And it's keeps
compatibility with lua scripts that were made pre 5.3
L1247[15:43:43] <ds84182> So stop
comparing 5.3 to J.
L1248[15:44:00] <gamax92> nope.
L1249[15:44:02] <S3> whee
L1250[15:44:25] <gamax92> there are
plenty of breakage in displaying numbers, where you get the useless
.0
L1251[15:44:31] <Aedda> Oh Sangar I just
found something even more dafaq that might shed some light on this,
let me update the issue...
L1252[15:44:35] <ds84182> Welp, time to
compare gamax92 to a war veteran who's gone mad
L1253[15:44:41] <ds84182> gamax92: How is
that breakage
L1254[15:44:44] <ds84182> What does it
break?
L1255[15:44:53] <gamax92> my eyes
L1256[15:45:04] <ds84182> Who the fuck
give a living shit about your shitty fucking eyes?
L1257[15:45:09] <ds84182> Not me.
L1258[15:45:10] <gamax92> you do
L1259[15:45:12] <ds84182> Not the Lua
devs.
L1260[15:45:15] <gamax92> they do
L1261[15:45:20] <ds84182> Nobody
cares
L1262[15:45:23] <gamax92> they o
L1263[15:45:37] <gamax92> ds84182: don't
worry, you don't think you care
L1264[15:45:38] <gamax92> but deep
down
L1265[15:45:40] <gamax92> you do
L1266[15:45:47] <ds84182> .-.
L1267[15:45:53] <gamax92> there's that
part of you that cares, and you're repressing it
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L1269[15:46:07] <ds84182> I think that
gamax92 just intentionally gets on my nerves now
L1270[15:46:14] <gamax92> :D
L1271[15:46:28] <ds84182> Little
shit.
L1272[15:46:32] <ds84182> /ignore
gamax92
L1273[15:49:48] <vifino> Hey
ds84182.
L1274[15:50:33] <Mimiru> gamax92, in what
capacity?
L1275[15:51:09] <gamax92> Mimiru: uhh,
bandwidt
L1276[15:51:16] <ds84182> vifino:
Hi
L1277[15:51:21] <gamax92> I can barely
type today
L1278[15:53:03] <Mimiru> gamax92, afaik,
no
L1279[15:53:08] <Sangar> Aedda, allright,
looks like it needs the same kind of special handling tc tools need
(i.e. me adjusting the fake player position, because they seem to
do some raytracing)
L1280[15:53:18] <gamax92> afaik? that
sounds like something you'd need to know :P
L1281[15:53:31] <Mimiru> Which is why I
said As far as I KNOW
L1282[15:53:59] <jhagrid77> well I think
its a bust
L1283[15:54:04] <Aedda> Sangar: Ah I see,
awesome of you to figure out a solution so quickly :D
L1284[15:54:04] <gamax92> jhagrid77:
what's a but
L1285[15:54:07] <gamax92> bust*
L1286[15:54:46] <jhagrid77> gamax92:
Windows wont install from my desktop hdd casue its connected by
usb
L1287[15:55:08] <jhagrid77> i even
mounted it, and its taking forever to load
L1288[15:55:19] <jhagrid77> (I mounted by
rufus)
L1289[15:55:31] <gamax92> ... wat? rufus
isn't a mounting tool?
L1290[15:55:34] <Sangar> Aedda, at least
it seems to work in the horizontal case, haven't tested vertical
yet :P
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L1292[15:55:56] <gamax92> rufus also
doesn't install windows, it puts an installer on the drive for you
to later boot from
L1293[15:56:01] <Antheus> vifino, I DID
IT
L1294[15:56:07] <Antheus> I BLOODY DID
IT
L1295[15:56:09] <vifino> No, you did
not.
L1296[15:56:18] <Antheus> yes, I
did.
L1297[15:56:30] <Inari> scj643: wget be
crap D:
L1298[15:56:40] <scj643> ....
L1299[15:56:40] <Antheus> I installed
Arch Linux!
L1300[15:56:43] *
Antheus celebrates
L1301[15:56:48] <jhagrid77> gamax92: What
can I use then?
L1302[15:57:02] <scj643> Inari go get the
zip file
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L1304[15:57:07] <scj643> 7z
L1305[15:57:08] <gamax92> what are you
trying to do, install windows to the drive?
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L1307[15:57:14] <Inari> nah i wgetted
now
L1308[15:57:19] <Inari> i tjust sucked at
putting stuff in the right dir
L1309[15:57:21] <jhagrid77> gamax92:
yea,
L1310[15:57:32] <scj643> Ok
L1311[15:57:40] <scj643> Is it working
now
L1312[15:57:45] <jhagrid77> gamax92: if
there isnt a way maybe I could get like ubuntu or something if it
does MC
L1313[15:58:12] <gamax92> I'm thinking
WinToUSB will do it, but dunno if that will do fixed disks
L1314[15:58:13] <Antheus> vifino, after
rtfm'ing many times, I finally did it
L1315[15:58:22] <gamax92> it is an actual
harddrive and not a flash drive, right?
L1316[15:58:57] <jhagrid77> yes
L1317[15:59:24] <vifino> Antheus: good
boy.
L1318[15:59:27] <gamax92> yeah, wintousb
should support usb hdd's as well, try that.
L1319[15:59:34] <vifino> Here, get a
virtual cookie.
L1320[15:59:42] *
Antheus noms virtual cookie
L1321[15:59:45] <gamax92> it'll also
install it onto the device instead of putting an installer, like
rufus would.
L1322[15:59:47] <Antheus> now
L1323[16:00:17] <jhagrid77> if only I
could use this stuff on my school managed chromebook XD
L1324[16:00:26] <Antheus> do I want to
install arch on my main desktop and give it half of my 1tb
drive
L1325[16:00:30] <gamax92> ahh ...
chromebooks :P
L1326[16:00:36] <vifino> Antheus: yes,
yes you do
L1327[16:00:51] <Antheus> hmm
L1328[16:01:00] <jhagrid77> gamax92:
thank god thats not what im trying to install on right Xe
L1329[16:01:01] <Antheus> vifino, what
desktop enviroment do you recommend
L1330[16:01:15] <vifino> i dont use
one.
L1331[16:01:18] <Antheus> :/
L1332[16:01:38] <vifino> use a window
manager instead.
L1333[16:01:47] <vifino> come to the
awesome side, we have awesome.
L1334[16:02:31] <Antheus> what window
manager do you use?
L1335[16:02:46] <gamax92> I don't think
you can even run Windows on a chromebook
L1336[16:02:51] <vifino> Antheus:
awesome
L1337[16:03:00] <gamax92> iirc all you
can do is chroot a linux distro in it
L1338[16:03:19] <vifino> gamax92: on some
you can flash seabios
L1339[16:03:26] <gamax92> ... heh
L1340[16:03:28] <vifino> and boot
whatever you want on it
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L1342[16:06:45] <gamax92> vifino: have
you ever done anything with coreboot?
L1343[16:07:01] <vifino> tianocore?
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L1345[16:07:35] <gamax92> if that uses
coreboot, then yes I guess
L1346[16:07:58] <vifino> so efi
emulation?
L1347[16:08:03] <vifino> yeah, i
did.
L1348[16:08:13] <Noob> Chromebook is a
weird beast
L1349[16:09:32] <Noob> Having completely
hipster "bios" (which is, at least, opensource) yet a PC
hardware...
L1350[16:09:43] <Antheus> vifino, what do
you recommend I install to make my arch server more secure
L1351[16:10:12] <vifino> pacman -S
brain
L1352[16:10:49] <Antheus> what's
brain
L1353[16:10:59] <vifino> ยฌ_ยฌ
L1354[16:11:05] <Antheus> .-.
L1355[16:12:35] <CompanionCube> Antheus,
there is no magic package
L1356[16:12:42] <CompanionCube> though
fail2ban might be a good start
L1357[16:13:29] <Sangar> i'm off, gnight!
o/
L1358[16:13:40] *
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L1359[16:13:45] <Aedda> Be well Sangar
o/
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Sangar puts pills in a box (I can sleep just fine, thanks
:P)
L1361[16:18:28] <gamax92> hmm, i has
idea.
L1362[16:19:26] <jhagrid77> gamax92: Iz
likez ideaz
L1363[16:26:36] <Kodos> Things paper
shredders should do in a game, go
L1364[16:26:55] <gamax92> shred
paper
L1365[16:27:12] <Kodos> Added, more
L1366[16:28:36] <jhagrid77> reverse
button that will "put the paper back together" so you can
read ect
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L1368[16:32:55] <Kodos> We've got another
item slated for that
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L1373[16:46:22] <jhagrid77> soo its quiet
lol
L1374[16:50:05] <Antheus> Kodos, make
whatever was shredded unrecoverable
L1375[16:50:22] <Antheus> and get
jammed
L1376[16:50:26] <Antheus> and shred
flesh
L1377[16:50:43] <Kodos> So far the plan
is to make it so that the shredder can shred 20-30 pieces of paper,
and for each piece shredded, the chances of recovering a single
sheet are slimmer
L1378[16:50:55] <Kodos> Shredding flesh
is on the list too, specifically hands
L1379[16:51:27] <Skye> Kudos, what the
fuck.
L1380[16:51:53] <Skye> ( I am alarmed and
scared, as you can tell by the swearing )
L1381[16:51:56] <Aedda> nom nom nom
L1382[16:52:35] <vifino> Today I learned
to love rufi.
L1383[16:52:46] <vifino> best application
launcher efer.
L1384[16:52:49] <vifino> ever even.
L1385[16:55:25] <scj643> Paper
shredders
L1386[16:56:56] <scj643> Is this an mc
paper shredder
L1387[16:57:32] <Aedda> putting it below
a sheep and turning it on should yield red wool blocks
L1388[16:57:39] <Antheus> OpenSSH is set
up :P
L1389[16:57:41] <gamax92> ...
L1390[16:57:44] <gamax92> wooooooow
L1391[16:57:45] <vifino> r/unixporn
showed me the light. The light of rofi.
L1392[16:58:21] <scj643> Lol
L1393[16:58:43] <scj643> I would add a
paper shredder mod to my pack
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L1396[17:01:08] <Mimiru> You know a paper
shredder would be great with OpenPrinter..
L1397[17:01:21] <gamax92> Vexatos
L1398[17:01:36] <Mimiru> Fuck off
gamax92.
L1399[17:01:45] <jhagrid77> gamax92: well
now it just stays at "Starting Windows"
L1400[17:01:47] <gamax92> Mimiru: what's
your problem
L1401[17:02:00] <gamax92> jhagrid77: is
this first boot?
L1402[17:02:48] <gamax92> give it some
time, you are using USB after all
L1403[17:02:48] <jhagrid77> true
L1404[17:05:03] <vifino> I need to set up
a few vms for pure ricing.
L1405[17:05:37] <Mimiru> Whatever
gamax92...
L1406[17:05:50] <vifino> or I'm just
gonna continue ricing my pi 2 to death.
L1407[17:05:53] <vifino> meh.
L1408[17:05:53] <gamax92> are you feeling
alright?
L1409[17:06:14] <Mimiru> You know exactly
what you fucking implied. Don't act innocent.
L1410[17:06:16] <Antheus> vifino, did you
drop you pi in water?
L1411[17:07:00] <vifino> Antheus: not
yet, soon
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L1414[17:11:53] <Kodos> Mimiru, do
want
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L1416[17:12:23] <Antheus> Should I stick
with 1.7.10 or move to 1.8
L1417[17:12:33] <Inari> Antheus: why
cringe?
L1418[17:12:39] <jhagrid77> 1.7.10
L1419[17:12:49] <Daiyousei> 1.7.10
ofc
L1420[17:13:50] <jhagrid77> "Setup
is installing devices (85%)" for the last 5 minutes
L1421[17:14:21] <Noob> I still cant find
decent energy system mod for 1.8
L1422[17:14:34] <Noob> So I suppose stick
with 1.7.10
L1423[17:14:46] <jhagrid77> Noob: I just
disable the energy
L1424[17:15:27] <Noob> I know it's just
my friends been stupid and made 1.8.8 server lol
L1425[17:18:28] <jhagrid77> lol
L1426[17:18:30] <gamax92> jhagrid77: It
took a long time for me as well, it did eventually boot up though
so I can personally say it works
L1427[17:18:42] <jhagrid77> gamax92: ok
thanks
L1428[17:19:03] <Mimiru> Kodos, is this
not going into another mod? I'd rather not if so.
L1429[17:19:10] <jhagrid77> hopefully it
dosent take all night I got school tommrow and stuff
L1430[17:19:14] <Kodos> It's a custom
item I'm making on Space Station 13
L1431[17:19:22] <gamax92> oh ... space
station 13
L1432[17:19:29] <Kodos> We have copiers,
fax machines, folders, etc
L1433[17:19:29] <gamax92> Mimiru: go
ahead :P
L1434[17:19:32] <Kodos> But no paper
shredders
L1435[17:19:47] <Mimiru> โฆ
L1436[17:20:11] <jhagrid77> gamax92: how
long did it take for you?
L1437[17:20:25] <jhagrid77> IT JUMPED 3%
XD
L1438[17:20:26] <gamax92> uhh, this was a
couple of months ago so cannot say
L1439[17:21:08] <jhagrid77> when my hdd
wasnt dead but i corrupted windows it went in maybe 20 minutes at
most
L1440[17:21:28] <gamax92> did you do that
on a usb as well?
L1441[17:22:07] <jhagrid77> nope straight
through the hard drive used a usb adapter to put the stuff on it
though
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L1576[17:38:19] <EnderBot2> Ohai there
Lizzy
L1577[17:38:53] <ds84182> As I said:
Avalio split, #blamebrynjar
L1578[17:39:07] <jhagrid77> ...
L1579[17:39:15] <SoraFirestorm> I figured
that was what happened
L1580[17:39:27] <SoraFirestorm> tons of
'foo just joined channel!'
L1581[17:39:50] <ds84182> Don't worry, I
stabbed brynjar in a random channel, he should notice sooner or
later
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L1584[17:40:25] <ds84182> I forgot I had
that key binded for middle click
L1585[17:46:18] <ds84182> <brynjar>
sorry about that. I hit alt+f4 in the wrong window
L1586[17:46:19] <ds84182> hehe
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L1588[17:46:42] <vifino>
s/alt+f4/^C/
L1589[17:46:43] <SoraFirestorm> what kind
of moron would run a server where that would stop it? :P
L1590[17:46:51] <SoraFirestorm> that's
better vifino
L1591[17:46:53] <ds84182> He's probably
kidding :P
L1592[17:47:07] <ds84182> SoraFirestorm:
Alt-F4 still counts because it will close the terminal
L1593[17:47:08] <vifino>
s/probably/"$0"/
L1594[17:47:08] <Kibibyte>
<ds84182> He's "probably" kidding :P
L1595[17:47:37] <SoraFirestorm> if you're
doing the terminal right
L1596[17:47:43] <SoraFirestorm> closing
it won't stop the programs
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L1598[17:47:51] <vifino> its
called..
L1599[17:47:52] <SoraFirestorm> If
you're, say, using screen or tmux
L1600[17:47:53] <vifino>
TMUX
L1601[17:47:58] <SoraFirestorm> <3
tmux
L1602[17:48:22] <SoraFirestorm> I have it
set to connect to a tmux session in my .bashrc
L1603[17:48:25] <gamax92> ~w you stil
working?
L1605[17:48:27] <gamax92> good
L1606[17:48:34] <SoraFirestorm> so every
terminal window is part of a tmux session <3
L1607[17:48:43] <vifino> >bash
L1608[17:48:45] <vifino> pfft
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L1611[17:54:57] <jhagrid77> gamax92: it
works now i just gotta try not to use up all the space and kill the
monitor lol
L1612[17:55:19] <gamax92> it should be
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L1736[18:03:38] <S3> scj643:
L1737[18:03:46] <scj643> Yes
L1738[18:03:47] <S3> what do I need to do
to get on that server?
L1739[18:03:51] <S3> add openlights
remove bc then what
L1740[18:04:04] <scj643> Replace BC
L1741[18:04:11] <S3> with
L1742[18:04:16] <SoraFirestorm> a newer
version?
L1743[18:04:21] <scj643> YES
L1744[18:04:23] <S3> what one
L1745[18:04:27] <scj643> what
SoraFirestorm said
L1746[18:04:27] <EnderBot2> Ohai there
Lizzy
L1747[18:04:29] <SoraFirestorm>
newest?
L1748[18:04:31] <jhagrid77> gamax92:
Where can I get the drivers? I forgot lol
L1749[18:04:31] <gamax92> the internet?
o.o
L1750[18:04:47] <scj643> Just mirror
scj643.theender,net/mcmods
L1751[18:05:06] <jhagrid77> I know that
but I can't access internet no network adapter, think I just found
it
L1752[18:06:48] <scj643> S3 did that
work
L1753[18:07:42] <S3> uh scj643 btw
L1754[18:07:45] <S3> you typoed your
domain
L1756[18:08:00] <scj643> Put a , instead
of a .
L1757[18:08:05] <scj643> Damn iPad
L1759[18:16:11] <gamax92>
"copy-pasted-but-not-shared-because-hey-why-not-have-to-fix-the-bugs-in-two-places-instead-of-just-one
implementation."
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L1761[18:25:08] <jhagrid77> gamax92: nope
cant find a working network driver even ethernet would work
L1762[18:25:35] <jhagrid77> gamax92: nvm
found a working one
L1763[18:25:38] <gamax92> ... k
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L1769[18:45:41] <Antheus> My dad
"Clean your room and do the dishes before tomorrow/go to
bed"
L1770[18:46:09] <Antheus> 10 min later:
"WHY HAVE YOU NOT STARTED CLEANING YOUR ROOM YET"
L1771[18:46:16] <Antheus> lel, it's not
even 7pm
L1772[18:50:09] <S3> I remember those
days
L1773[18:50:16] <S3> long long ago
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L1777[19:10:52] <jhagrid77> soooo
L1779[19:12:36] <jhagrid77> how you
doing?
L1780[19:13:23] <S3> alright
L1781[19:13:28] <S3> trying to figure out
jack audio
L1782[19:14:35] <jhagrid77> cool
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L1784[19:23:32] <Darkk> hiyo
L1785[19:24:02] <jhagrid77> hello
L1786[19:24:12] <Darkk> nothing to see
here just testing out some stuff ^_^
L1787[19:26:52] <jhagrid77> lol
L1788[19:26:57] <jhagrid77> what kinds of
stuff
L1789[19:28:05] <Darkk> minecraft stuff
and how to close this chat xD
L1790[19:28:19] <jhagrid77> lol
L1791[19:28:30] <Darkk> without turning
off my system
L1792[19:28:40] <Darkk> yea new to Open
computers
L1793[19:28:42] <Darkk> xD
L1794[19:31:05] <Darkk> but loving the
mod.. now send me dimonds o.o
L1795[19:31:14] <Darkk> lol
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L1797[19:35:35] <vifino> S3: if you need
help with jack, ya know, I'm here :P
L1798[19:35:48] <Lilly_Satou> jack
ezpz
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L1800[19:36:01] <vifino> S3: Also, how's
the virtualization land on freebsd?
L1801[19:36:03] <vifino> Lilly_Satou:
ikr
L1802[19:36:13] <vifino> Lilly_Satou: i
helped you set it up tho :D
L1803[19:36:17] <vifino> 10/10 was
ok
L1804[19:36:20] <Lilly_Satou> yes
L1805[19:36:31] <vifino> TIL OVH has
support for gentoo
L1806[19:36:32] <vifino> BURN IT
L1807[19:36:48] <Lilly_Satou> i bet it
costs $100 to set it up
L1808[19:36:57] <Lilly_Satou> COMPILATION
FEES :::::::::^^^^^^))))))))
L1809[19:36:57] <Izaya> no
L1810[19:36:58] <vifino> wat
L1811[19:37:02] <vifino> lel
L1812[19:37:04] <Izaya> you just have to
install it yourself
L1813[19:37:08] <Lilly_Satou> rip
L1814[19:37:11] <DarkkSkyrow> :O
L1815[19:37:13] <Izaya> as such no-one
chooses it :D
L1816[19:37:19] <vifino> Lilly_Satou: pay
$100 for all the ricing options
L1817[19:37:31] <vifino>
-funroll-loops!!1111ยนยนยนยน1
L1818[19:37:39] <Lilly_Satou> gentoo is
like
L1819[19:37:43] <Izaya> $50 DLC: unlock
all the compile flags
L1820[19:37:50] <Lilly_Satou> "i
heff no lyf, lets watch dis compilr output 2 git smrt"
L1821[19:37:52] <vifino> Izaya:
yes.
L1822[19:37:57] <Lilly_Satou> >9 years
later
L1823[19:38:02] <Lilly_Satou>
>1%
L1824[19:38:03] <SoraFirestorm> Does it
even make sense to do -funroll-loops most the time?
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L1826[19:38:17] <Lilly_Satou> probably
not
L1827[19:38:18] <SoraFirestorm> I'd think
it wouldn't perform as well under most circumstances
L1828[19:38:19] <Izaya> is there a
gccrc?
L1829[19:38:33] <Lilly_Satou> gccrc? u
wot
L1830[19:38:36] <vifino> SoraFirestorm:
if you are seriously asking, read the docs about it, and if you are
not, shut the fuck up
L1831[19:38:47] <Izaya> where I can leave
the settings
L1832[19:38:51] <SoraFirestorm> uh
L1833[19:38:52] <SoraFirestorm>
okay
L1834[19:38:52] <vifino> Izaya:
nope
L1835[19:38:54] <Izaya> instead of always
defining them
L1836[19:38:57] <Izaya> every time
L1837[19:39:14] <Lilly_Satou>
-funroll-loops
L1838[19:39:14] <Lilly_Satou> Unroll
loops whose number of iterations can be determined at compile time
or upon entry to the loop. -funroll-loops implies
-frerun-cse-after-loop. It also turns on complete loop peeling
(i.e. complete removal of loops with small constant number of
iterations). This option makes code larger, and may or may not make
it run faster.
L1839[19:39:14] <gamax92> is it a
hotburger or a hamdog
L1840[19:39:16] <Lilly_Satou> so uh
L1841[19:39:17] <vifino> Izaya: its
called the env var CFLAGS
L1842[19:39:20] <Lilly_Satou> theres an
another word for this
L1843[19:39:38] <Izaya> funroll sounds
better than unroll
L1844[19:39:44] <Lilly_Satou> taill call
optimization?
L1845[19:39:49] <Izaya> vifino, so
instead it goes in my bashrc?
L1846[19:39:55] <Lilly_Satou> sounds like
its pretty close to that
L1847[19:39:58] <Izaya> or zshrc in my
case?
L1848[19:40:02] <vifino> Izaya:
Yes.
L1849[19:40:11] <SoraFirestorm> vifino:
it was a serious question, and I was already aware mostly what it
did
L1850[19:40:14] <Izaya> eh that's okay
enough
L1851[19:40:39] <Izaya> I should try to
install gentoo some time
L1852[19:40:47] <Izaya> grow my beard a
bit more
L1853[19:40:49] <SoraFirestorm> it was
certainly entertaining
L1854[19:40:52] <vifino> Lilly_Satou: no,
more like lets unwrap all loops to make code bigger and let the
ricers be happy for having a flag dedicated to stupidity
L1855[19:40:54] <Izaya> I have the beard
farm for a reason after all
L1856[19:41:01] <SoraFirestorm> I did it
just to have a toy
L1857[19:41:06] <SoraFirestorm>
ultimately
L1858[19:41:13] <SoraFirestorm> compiling
every package ever got a little old
L1859[19:42:16] <Izaya> what was the
moral of that Apple story?
L1860[19:42:22] <Izaya> wrote like 50k
lines
L1861[19:42:23] <Lilly_Satou> vifino:
yes
L1862[19:42:27] <Izaya> "And then he
discovered loops!"
L1863[19:42:37] <Lilly_Satou> why would
you even unroll looks
L1864[19:42:38] <Lilly_Satou> like
L1865[19:42:39] <Lilly_Satou> why
L1866[19:42:48] <Lilly_Satou> loops*
even
L1867[19:42:52] <SoraFirestorm>
Lilly_Satou: it may run %0.0001 faster
L1868[19:42:55] <vifino> Lilly_Satou: it
*can* help in some cases
L1869[19:43:06] <Lilly_Satou> gotta save
dat 1 cpu tick amirite
L1870[19:43:06] <vifino> but that is as
likely as to get hit by lightning
L1871[19:43:06] <Lilly_Satou> hue
L1872[19:43:10] <Lilly_Satou> xD
L1873[19:43:30] <jhagrid77> well gtg guys
cya later
L1874[19:43:31] <Izaya> well if you had a
loop incrimenting something x many times
L1875[19:43:33] <SoraFirestorm>
later
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L1877[19:43:38] <CompanionCube> super
fast ricer cflags: -O3 -funroll-loops
L1878[19:43:46] <CompanionCube> any
more?
L1879[19:43:50] <vifino> CompanionCube:
*-O9
L1880[19:43:53] <Lilly_Satou>
-ffast-math
L1881[19:43:54] <Lilly_Satou> inb4
L1882[19:43:55] <vifino> -flto
L1883[19:44:01] <vifino>
-ffast-math
L1884[19:44:08] <CompanionCube> -O9 is a
thing?
L1885[19:44:14] <Mimiru> s/ma/me/
L1886[19:44:15] <SoraFirestorm> I don't
think so
L1887[19:44:15] <Kibibyte> <vifino>
-ffast-meth
L1888[19:44:40] <vifino> CompanionCube:
gcc treats -O3-9 equally
L1889[19:44:48] <SoraFirestorm> ah
L1890[19:44:57] <SoraFirestorm> so
L1891[19:44:58] <SoraFirestorm>
afaik
L1892[19:44:59] <vifino> clang has -O4
which is basically -O3 with added -flto
L1893[19:45:07] <SoraFirestorm> O0 - no
optimizations
L1894[19:45:14] <SoraFirestorm> O1 -
some
L1895[19:45:18] <SoraFirestorm> O2 -
more
L1896[19:45:23] <SoraFirestorm> O3 -
max
L1897[19:45:28] <Izaya> -O? = optomise
passes?
L1898[19:45:33] <SoraFirestorm> OS -
optimize for size of
L1899[19:45:43] <SoraFirestorm> s/size
of/size of binary/
L1900[19:45:43] <Kibibyte>
<SoraFirestorm> OS - optimize for size of binary
L1901[19:45:51] <SoraFirestorm> It may be
Os
L1902[19:45:51] <vifino> -Os*
L1903[19:45:54] <SoraFirestorm> not
entirely sure
L1904[19:45:55] <SoraFirestorm> ok
L1905[19:46:30] <gamax92> Izaya: they
aren't passes but more flags
L1906[19:46:37] <SoraFirestorm>
right
L1907[19:46:43] <Izaya> ohok
L1908[19:46:54] <SoraFirestorm> And the
more optimization you ask for
L1909[19:46:55] <vifino> oh and i have to
add some flags to the racecar flags: -pipe -fstack-protector-strong
--param=ssp-buffer-size=4
L1910[19:47:05] <vifino> +
-march=native
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L1912[19:47:11] <SoraFirestorm> the more
potential instability
L1913[19:47:15] <vifino> because gotta go
fast
L1914[19:47:33] <SoraFirestorm> I'll brb
with a real IRC client
L1915[19:47:38] <vifino> weechat?
:D
L1916[19:47:43] <vifino> irssi? :D
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L1918[19:48:10] <Izaya> right
L1919[19:48:13] <Izaya> I'm up
L1920[19:48:17] <Izaya> soon
L1921[19:48:21] <vifino> Yes, yes you
are, Izaya.
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L1923[19:48:25] <vifino> Oh, and hey
there, Izaya.
L1924[19:48:31] <Izaya> hi
L1925[19:48:36] <Izaya> no I mean
L1926[19:48:44] <Izaya> I'll have to stop
playing Mad Max over VNC
L1927[19:48:53] <Izaya> because I'll have
to do a presentation
L1928[19:48:55] <vifino> SoraFirestorm:
No.
L1929[19:48:56] <vifino> No.
L1930[19:49:00] <SoraFirestorm> ???
L1931[19:49:00] <vifino> Go away.
L1932[19:49:11] <Izaya> 11/10 most
professional activity in a meeting
L1933[19:49:14] <vifino> Emacs is not an
irc client you should use.
L1934[19:49:16] <vifino> .-.
L1935[19:49:18] <gamax92> ...
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L1937[19:49:22] <SoraFirestorm> :'(
L1938[19:49:22] <Izaya> but
L1939[19:49:22] <gamax92> emacs
client.
L1940[19:49:28] <Izaya> emacs is quite a
powerful OS
L1941[19:49:35] <SoraFirestorm> And a
wonderful editor to boot
L1942[19:49:35] <gamax92> ikr
L1943[19:49:41] <vifino> SoraFirestorm:
>editor
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L1945[19:49:43] <vifino> >emacs
L1946[19:49:45] <vifino> wtf.
L1947[19:49:47] <gamax92> well, not to
the editor part.
L1948[19:49:49] <SoraFirestorm>
haha
L1949[19:49:49] <Izaya> apparently it has
a decent text editor now it has evil mode now, too.
L1950[19:49:51] <Kodos> What if
L1951[19:49:56] <vifino> Izaya: aye
L1952[19:49:57] <Kodos> We got
supercomputers
L1953[19:50:00] <vifino> evil mode is
cool
L1954[19:50:03] <SoraFirestorm> Having
used vi before Emacs
L1955[19:50:04] <gamax92> uhuh
L1956[19:50:05] <Kodos> 64 components per
bus
L1957[19:50:09] <SoraFirestorm> I prefer
Emacs
L1958[19:50:10] <Kodos> But
L1959[19:50:18] <S3> GOOD
L1960[19:50:19] <Kodos> You'd have to use
an EEPROM to program them
L1961[19:50:20] <S3> emacs is good.
L1962[19:50:28] <Izaya> emacs is
cool
L1963[19:50:33] <SoraFirestorm> I'm still
waiting for a time-sharing OS
L1964[19:50:34] <S3> emacs is
awesome
L1965[19:50:37] <Izaya> but the bindings
are obnoxious
L1966[19:50:41] <S3> SoraFirestorm:
working on it.
L1967[19:50:49] <SoraFirestorm> aw yish
thanks <3
L1968[19:50:49] <vifino> SoraFirestorm:
C-x M-c M-butterfly
L1969[19:50:55] <CompanionCube> emacs is
cool
L1970[19:51:04] <CompanionCube> but lisp
isn't my style
L1971[19:51:15] <vifino> S3: I thought
you were a vim guy.
L1972[19:51:19] <SoraFirestorm>
haha
L1973[19:51:22] <Lilly_Satou>
CompanionCube: viiiiiiiiiiim
L1974[19:51:27] <SoraFirestorm> hadn't
actually done M-x butterfly before
L1975[19:51:29] <SoraFirestorm> that was
great
L1976[19:51:43] <SoraFirestorm>
CompanionCube: I'm not much of a lisp person either
L1977[19:51:45] <S3> SoraFirestorm:
although it is not time sharing, time sharing is ancient. it is not
tick based. it does proper "nice" based priority
scheduling
L1978[19:51:54] <S3> not even FreeBSD
uses time sharing anymore
L1979[19:52:02] <S3> tick based
scheduling systems are obsolete
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L1981[19:52:10] <SoraFirestorm> maybe I
accidentally the wrong words there
L1982[19:52:12] <Izaya> having used both
emacs and vim at times, I prefer vim because I have to leave the
home row less
L1983[19:52:12] <S3> vifino: I use vim
for config files
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L1985[19:52:19] <S3> by habbit
L1986[19:52:28] <SoraFirestorm> mostly I
want something that multiple people from multiple terminals can log
into
L1987[19:52:29] *
CompanionCube uses vim without the weird keybinds
L1988[19:52:43] <SoraFirestorm> Not
entirely unlike the norm in the 60s and 70s
L1989[19:52:50] <vifino> I use vim and
spacemacs.
L1990[19:52:57] <Izaya> SoraFirestorm,
played with plan9k?
L1991[19:53:02] <vifino> Because its
emacs, but without the shit that it calls its keybindings.
L1992[19:53:06] <SoraFirestorm> just a
little bit
L1993[19:53:23] <Izaya> plan9k supports
multiple users at different terminals
L1994[19:53:25] <SoraFirestorm> Can you
do remote logins with plan9k
L1995[19:53:28] <SoraFirestorm> aw
sweet
L1996[19:53:31] <Izaya> sorta
L1997[19:53:32] <SoraFirestorm> I'll have
to try that out
L1998[19:53:38] <Izaya> it's buggy as all
hell last time I tried
L1999[19:53:41] <Izaya> but it
works
L2000[19:53:42] <S3> can't wait to work
on OCBSD more
L2001[19:53:56] <Izaya> I should poke at
OC-ITS some more
L2002[19:54:00] <SoraFirestorm> Mostly
because having shared computing centers on servers would be
nice
L2003[19:54:04] <S3> I GOTTA RECOMPILE
QT4 AGAIN FOR THE THIRD TIME THIS WEEKEND
L2005[19:54:17] <Izaya> SoraFirestorm, I
prefer hardware as a service for that
L2006[19:54:18] <SoraFirestorm> it would
be totally cool to play out computer history in OC
L2007[19:54:27] <CompanionCube> S3: this
is why binary packages are good :)
L2009[19:54:38] <Izaya> allocating uCs as
needed ftw
L2010[19:54:39] <S3> it wouldn't make a
difference
L2011[19:54:46] <S3> CompanionCube: the
problem is all of my libraries are out of sync
L2012[19:55:09] <vifino> Izaya: oh yeah,
remind me to play more mc with you
L2013[19:55:09] <S3> it's not a big deal,
qt doesn't take that long to compile on a 4770K
L2014[19:55:16] <vifino> i dont play much
recently .-.
L2015[19:55:17] <S3> I spend most of the
time downloading, not compiling.
L2016[19:55:22] <Izaya> vifino, nor do
I
L2017[19:55:25] <S3> in which binary
packages would do the same
L2018[19:55:26] <Izaya> but anyway
L2019[19:55:36] <Izaya> should we go for
a normal ruined world next?
L2020[19:55:40] <SoraFirestorm> It would
be really cool if the OC tech tree resembled real life computing
history
L2021[19:55:43] <Izaya> without the
freaking snow
L2022[19:55:52] <vifino> i dunno
L2023[19:55:52] <SoraFirestorm> At least
optionally
L2024[19:55:55] <vifino> maybe.
L2026[19:56:03] <S3> snow is the best
biomes
L2027[19:56:04] <Izaya> can like
L2028[19:56:11] <S3> I like to build in
snowy places
L2029[19:56:13] <Izaya> someone mod in a
programmable timer?
L2030[19:56:26] <Izaya> S3, but do you
like a whole city buried in 20 blocks of snow?
L2031[19:56:34] <S3> sure.
L2032[19:56:34] <SoraFirestorm> A timer
component?
L2033[19:56:40] <Izaya> SoraFirestorm,
yup
L2034[19:56:42] <S3> because they don't
get buried much
L2035[19:56:51] <SoraFirestorm> External
redstone ones too slow or something?
L2036[19:56:51] <S3> and I've made
turtles and things that do routine plowing of streets
L2037[19:56:56] <Izaya> so you have to do
less screwyness with events to multitasking
L2038[19:57:08] <Izaya> SoraFirestorm,
not programmable, and they take a lot of space
L2039[19:57:17] <SoraFirestorm> fair
enough I suppose
L2040[19:57:21] <S3> Izaya: with project
red fab you can make a programmable timer
L2041[19:57:30] <Izaya> ehh I guess
L2042[19:57:30] <S3> I was thinking of
making one. too back you can't export NBT blueprints yet
L2043[19:57:37] <S3> I'd make one for
you
L2044[19:57:42] <Izaya> but then you need
a redstone card
L2046[19:58:05] <SoraFirestorm> Isn't
there some sort of timer builtin?
L2047[19:58:13] <SoraFirestorm> or am I
totally wrong?
L2048[19:58:15] <Izaya> and sure for a
server that's OK, but for a drone...
L2049[19:58:24] <Izaya> SoraFirestorm,
you can wait for an event for a certain time
L2050[19:58:42] <Izaya> but you can't
have a real timer
L2051[19:58:46] <S3> it would be nice if
there was a damn frigging RTC
L2052[19:58:53] <S3> an RTC would be
great
L2053[19:58:58] <Izaya>
computer.date?
L2054[19:59:01] <SoraFirestorm> something
like the timer event from CC?
L2055[19:59:01] <Izaya> or time?
L2056[19:59:03] <Izaya> dunno which
L2058[19:59:17] <S3> forget an RTC
L2059[19:59:22] <S3> HPET
L2060[19:59:26] <S3> an HPET
L2061[19:59:29] <Izaya> SoraFirestorm,
that's in software
L2062[19:59:35] <Izaya> I want a hardware
timer
L2063[19:59:41] <Izaya> like some older
machines
L2064[19:59:45] <S3> yes we want
HPET
L2065[19:59:50] <SoraFirestorm> ok
L2066[19:59:59] <S3> Sangar: HPET! HPET!
HPET!
L2068[20:00:03] <Izaya> HPET?
L2069[20:00:10] <S3> High Precision Event
Timer
L2070[20:00:12] <Izaya> hardware
programmable event timer?
L2071[20:00:14] <Izaya> ohok
L2073[20:00:31] <S3> your box probably
has one
L2074[20:01:29] <Izaya> well
L2075[20:01:34] <Izaya> my laptop was
2010
L2076[20:01:38] <Izaya> not 2000
L2077[20:01:57] <S3> PIT would be
acceptable
L2078[20:02:20] <S3> Here's what I'd like
to see
L2080[20:02:45] <S3> some sort of PIT
that you can loopback or send on a cable
L2081[20:02:52] <vifino> S3: does bhyve
virtualize windows decently nowadays?
L2082[20:03:16] <S3> vifino: I have no
idea. I thought somebody told me its going stable in like 9 months
when 11 comes out
L2083[20:03:21] <S3> so maybe
L2084[20:03:30] <S3> I know itl run
Ubuntu fine
L2085[20:04:15] <Izaya> ubuntu is less of
an ass than Windows
L2086[20:04:21] <Izaya> as much as I hate
to admit it
L2087[20:05:33] <SoraFirestorm> brb
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L2091[20:08:19] *
Izaya idly wonders about writing a vi clone in lua\
L2092[20:08:56] <SoraFirestorm> You know
what would be awesome as an editor?
L2094[20:09:07] <Izaya> nvim
L2095[20:09:08] <SoraFirestorm> An
Emacs-alike whose extension language is Python
L2096[20:09:21] <Izaya> ehhh python is
sucky for runtime modification
L2097[20:09:33] <SoraFirestorm> or
something else
L2098[20:09:38] <SoraFirestorm> like
Lua
L2099[20:09:40] <Izaya> FORTH
L2100[20:09:45] <SoraFirestorm> lord
no
L2101[20:09:48] <SoraFirestorm> I'd
rather Lisp at that point
L2102[20:09:50] <S3> I already ported
miniforth
L2103[20:10:02] <Izaya> FORTH is a great
language
L2104[20:10:03] <S3> SoraFirestorm: my
OS, OCBSD uses FORTH for its second stage boot loader.
L2105[20:10:11] <S3> but you wouldn't
know that unless I told you
L2106[20:10:15] <S3> which I just
did
L2107[20:10:15] <SoraFirestorm> I
actually know a tiny bit of Lisp
L2108[20:10:23] <S3> it is completely
transparent
L2109[20:10:27] <SoraFirestorm> Forth is
just kinda... awkward to me
L2110[20:10:28] <Izaya> tfw S3
implimented OpenFirmware
L2111[20:10:30] <S3> I made a joke the
other day about lisp
L2112[20:10:42] <SoraFirestorm> I tried
learning it all the way back in the RP2 days
L2113[20:10:43] <S3> tfw?
L2114[20:10:45] <SoraFirestorm> it was
weird
L2115[20:10:50] <Izaya> that face
when
L2116[20:11:04] <S3> SoraFirestorm: if
you hit tab to invoke the bootloader prompt on OC
L2117[20:11:14] <S3> you can boot a
kernel manually for example like so:
L2118[20:11:28] <S3>
/boot/mykernel.img
L2119[20:11:29] <S3> boot
L2120[20:11:31] <Izaya> Sangar, can we
get a status hex display to the towers
L2121[20:11:35] <Izaya> or a drone
display?
L2122[20:11:41] <S3> little do you know,
you're actually coding in forth when you do that SoraFirestorm
:)
L2123[20:12:05] <Izaya> FORTH requires
thinking different to a C-style language
L2124[20:12:24] <S3> boot pops a bareword
off of the stack and loads the file in it into memory, then
executes it
L2126[20:12:34] <SoraFirestorm> S3: I
didn't even know you could *do* that
L2127[20:12:42] <S3> yes.
L2128[20:12:50] <SoraFirestorm> And once
you said Forth, I knew how it worked
L2129[20:12:53] <S3> SoraFirestorm: FORTH
is great for building your own macro-like languages.
L2130[20:12:57] <SoraFirestorm> I know
enough :P
L2131[20:13:07] <Izaya> 1 1 + .
L2132[20:13:11] <SoraFirestorm> 2
L2133[20:13:24] <Izaya> I want a
calculator that can do RPN
L2134[20:13:26] <Izaya> fuck infix
L2135[20:13:33] <SoraFirestorm>
haha
L2136[20:13:34] <SoraFirestorm> you say
that
L2138[20:13:45] <SoraFirestorm> Wrote
this as a toy
L2139[20:13:50] <Izaya> no like
L2140[20:13:51] <SoraFirestorm> but there
you go :)
L2141[20:13:54] <Izaya> one I can use in
class
L2142[20:14:01] <SoraFirestorm> ah
L2143[20:14:01] <Izaya> ideally
L2144[20:14:05] <SoraFirestorm> Hey!
HP!
L2145[20:14:09] <Izaya> CHIP
portable
L2146[20:14:21] <Izaya> with dc running
on one virtual tty
L2147[20:14:30] <SoraFirestorm> heh
L2148[20:14:35] <SoraFirestorm> that
would be pretty sweet
L2149[20:14:42] <Izaya> yup
L2150[20:14:44] <Izaya> plus linux
L2151[20:15:07] <SoraFirestorm> <3
Linux
L2152[20:15:50] <S3> SoraFirestorm:
either way (belated) my goal for using FORTH was to make it super
easy for you the user to use it without having to know how to use
it really, but if you did know how to use it you could write your
own programs in it for PXE booting, etc, save them to disk,
etc
L2153[20:16:10] <SoraFirestorm> sure
sure
L2154[20:16:22] <S3> or go online, find
somebody elses script
L2155[20:16:27] <S3> and just throw it in
/boot
L2156[20:16:32] <S3> bam now you have
those features.
L2157[20:17:01] <Izaya> S3, could I
impliment ATM in 4k of code for netboot?
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L2159[20:17:22] <S3> MAYBE.
L2160[20:17:44] <S3> but the goal is to
put that in your forth boot scripts collection
L2161[20:18:03] <Izaya> uh
L2162[20:18:10] <Izaya> what if you have
no permenant storage?
L2163[20:18:19] <S3> like a drone?
L2164[20:18:27] <Izaya> or a cluster of
microcontrollers
L2165[20:18:27] <S3> makes it tough
L2166[20:18:41] <Izaya> should I just
roll my own netboot protocol?
L2167[20:18:41] <SoraFirestorm> ok
L2168[20:18:44] <SoraFirestorm> serious
question
L2169[20:18:46] <S3> 4K is like 200 lines
of lua
L2170[20:18:59] <SoraFirestorm> What good
are microcontrollers when they can't do external components
L2171[20:19:00] <SoraFirestorm> ?
L2172[20:19:10] <S3> SoraFirestorm: I
think the same
L2173[20:19:10] <SoraFirestorm>
everything I'd want them for involve external components
L2175[20:19:20] <Izaya> SoraFirestorm,
redstone
L2176[20:19:35] <Izaya> I like them
because they'd be good for clustering
L2177[20:19:36] <Kodos> Redstone,
firewalls, routers
L2178[20:19:45] <S3> wait
L2179[20:19:48] <SoraFirestorm> I think
it would be reasonable to have a 1 external component limit
L2180[20:19:50] <CompanionCube>
SoraFirestorm: doesn't compile with godbolt's web compiler
L2181[20:19:59] <S3> well actually they
wouldn't make good routers at all
L2182[20:20:03] <SoraFirestorm> My
calculator?
L2183[20:20:05] <Kodos> S3 how so
L2184[20:20:05] <SoraFirestorm>
srsly?
L2185[20:20:07] <S3> or at least tyhey
wouldn't make good switches
L2186[20:20:16] <Izaya> too slow for
switches
L2187[20:20:17] <S3> well because I've
found that if you take a computer
L2188[20:20:23] <S3> and put a cable one
on each end
L2189[20:20:26] <S3> like
L2190[20:20:31] <S3> A ----- B -----
C
L2191[20:20:35] <CompanionCube>
SoraFirestorm: srsly
L2192[20:20:36] <S3> so three
computers
L2193[20:20:53] <S3> if computer A sends
a broadcast
L2194[20:20:56] <S3> C also gets it
:(
L2195[20:21:06] <Izaya> yeah
L2196[20:21:06] <S3> you could do ppp
but
L2197[20:21:09] <Izaya> but
L2198[20:21:13] <Izaya> uCs can stop
that
L2199[20:21:18] <S3> uCs?
L2200[20:21:18] <Izaya> you can set the
sides to send on
L2201[20:21:24] <Izaya>
microcontrollers
L2202[20:21:28] <S3> really.
L2203[20:21:28] <SoraFirestorm>
CompanionCube: It's the C++ compiler right?
L2204[20:21:31] <SoraFirestorm> that
you're using?
L2205[20:21:36] <Izaya> really.
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L2207[20:21:48] <S3> okay you better
explain that one because right now my ATM design is forced to have
one server per route
L2208[20:21:51] <S3> which is lame
L2209[20:21:56] <SoraFirestorm> Because
my code isn't C++ - it's POSIX C
L2210[20:22:01] <Izaya> well you can open
sides for send/receive
L2211[20:22:09] <Izaya> but it can't
transparently forward packets
L2212[20:22:15] <Izaya> like normal
computers
L2213[20:22:19] <S3> so wait
L2214[20:22:28] <Izaya> IIRC
L2215[20:22:40] <S3> how the heck
L2216[20:22:48] <S3> ~ocdoc
microcontroller
L2218[20:23:04] <Izaya> ~w computer
L2220[20:23:26] <S3> oh CRAP
L2221[20:23:49] <S3> welp, there goes my
idea for using microcontrollers for ATM switches too
L2222[20:24:09] <S3> can't store hard
drives, so I can't reliably store the configuration of the
system
L2223[20:24:20] <S3> unless I can throw a
floppy in it
L2224[20:24:32] <Izaya> can't throw a
floppy in it
L2225[20:24:39] <Izaya> have to access it
over the network
L2226[20:25:08] <SoraFirestorm>
yeaaaah
L2227[20:25:18] <SoraFirestorm>
CompanionCube: please use a C compiler
L2228[20:25:18] <Kodos> S3, you could
store configs in the data portion
L2229[20:25:19] <S3> damn
L2230[20:25:22] <Kodos> 256 bytes I
think
L2231[20:25:28] <S3> Kodos: too
small
L2232[20:25:47] <S3> how much RAM can I
stick into a microcontroller?
L2233[20:25:56] <SoraFirestorm> Single
stick of T1?
L2234[20:26:04] <S3> .... ouch
L2235[20:26:04] <SoraFirestorm>
(T1/T1.5)
L2236[20:26:07] <SoraFirestorm> I
think
L2237[20:26:09] <S3> that's another
problem
L2238[20:26:09] <SoraFirestorm> I
dunno
L2239[20:27:39] <Izaya> T2 uC can do T2.5
RAM IIRC
L2240[20:27:56] <SoraFirestorm> (yes, was
assuming a T1 uc)
L2241[20:28:29] <Izaya> afk
L2242[20:28:54] <SoraFirestorm> ยต
test
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L2244[20:29:18] <SoraFirestorm> did that
character show up properly?
L2245[20:29:33] <S3> nope
L2246[20:29:36] <S3> I have unicode
off.
L2247[20:29:46] <SoraFirestorm> well,
naturally then :P
L2248[20:30:01] <S3> too much of a
pain
L2249[20:30:03] <SoraFirestorm> Do you
see the codepoint or just nothing at all>
L2250[20:30:06] <SoraFirestorm>
s/>/?/
L2251[20:30:06] <Kibibyte>
<SoraFirestorm> Do you see the codepoint or just nothing at
all?
L2252[20:30:15] <S3> I see two
characters
L2254[20:30:19] <SoraFirestorm> ah
L2255[20:30:21] <SoraFirestorm> ok
L2256[20:30:28] <S3> an A with a karat
and a micro symbol
L2257[20:30:33] <SoraFirestorm> Was
supposed to be greek micro
L2258[20:31:22] <ds84182> <brynjar>
sorry again. I accidentally the Internet
L2259[20:31:22] <ds84182> <brynjar>
I'm going to bed now, so you needn't worry
L2260[20:31:23] <ds84182> lol
L2261[20:31:33] <SoraFirestorm>
haha
L2262[20:31:38] <ds84182> that was the
second netsplit
L2263[20:32:17]
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L2264[20:35:06] <S3> so far the ultimate
ATM switch is to have a server rack, with a server for each
port
L2265[20:37:06] <SoraFirestorm> on the
topic of ATMs
L2266[20:37:11] <SoraFirestorm> I think
it would be really cool to build a city
L2267[20:37:22] <SoraFirestorm> whose
infrastructure is computer-controlled
L2268[20:37:28] <SoraFirestorm> power,
comms, etc
L2269[20:37:45] <S3> and then
SoraFirestorm definately the wrong kind of ATM
L2270[20:37:58] <SoraFirestorm> yaaay
being wrong! :D
L2271[20:38:12] <S3> we're talking about
ATM switches
L2272[20:38:30] <S3> think telephone
networks for the internet
L2273[20:38:37] <SoraFirestorm> Found
wikipedia
L2275[20:38:42] <SoraFirestorm>
interesting!
L2276[20:39:00] <S3> ATM is a circuit
switching protocol
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L2278[20:41:10] <S3> SoraFirestorm: we're
building an internet for Minecraft, connecting MC servers together,
etc, called the OCRANET (courtesy of CompanionCube)
L2279[20:43:06] <SoraFirestorm> OCRANET
hahaha
L2280[20:43:11] <SoraFirestorm> I
understand the origin of the name
L2281[20:43:18] <SoraFirestorm> but still
find it silly :P
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L2283[20:43:50] <SoraFirestorm> You
better have a WHALE protocol or something
L2284[20:43:58] <S3> WHAT
L2285[20:44:46] <SoraFirestorm> ?
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L2287[20:45:37] <S3> the network stack is
like this
L2288[20:45:38] <S3> or set
L2289[20:45:47] <S3> ATM, STM, PNNI,
AAL5
L2290[20:45:58] <S3> ATM sits on top of
STM if you turn STM on
L2291[20:46:01] <scj643> What happened to
asies drama generator
L2292[20:46:38] <S3> and you need STM if
you want to trunk your lines.
L2293[20:46:57] <S3> i.e., you get 1KB/s
per ATM link
L2294[20:47:01] <S3> you need 4 KB
L2295[20:47:23] <S3> so you turn on STM
and tell OCBSD to bond 5 1KB/s ATM links
L2296[20:47:32] <S3> bam, now you have
5KB/s
L2297[20:47:47] <Izaya> and suddenly you
can stream audio
L2298[20:47:48] <S3> neat eh, it's like
having a soft T1
L2299[20:47:54] <S3> Izaya: exactly
L2300[20:48:00] <S3> I came up with the
STM bonding idea today :)
L2301[20:48:03] <S3> or last night
L2302[20:48:12] <S3> I think it'd be the
least invading way
L2304[20:48:22] <Mimiru> or
L2305[20:48:24] <Mimiru> %drama
L2306[20:48:25] <MichiBot> Mimiru: WAILA
makes Simply Jetpacks corrupt chunks when used by pillbox
L2307[20:48:31] <Izaya> %drama
L2308[20:48:32] <MichiBot> Izaya: bspkrs
fixes MJ support in BetterStorage to be unlike Rotatable
Blocks
L2309[20:48:33] <SoraFirestorm> Mimiru:
site is 404ing
L2310[20:48:37]
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L2311[20:48:39] <SoraFirestorm> Also,
since you're here
L2312[20:48:45] <SoraFirestorm> Thanks
for looking at OS
L2314[20:48:55] <SoraFirestorm> The
newest build is fixed
L2315[20:48:59] <Mimiru> doesn't 404 for
me*
L2316[20:49:00] <scj643> %drama
L2317[20:49:01] <MichiBot> scj643: Toops
adds Simple Jetpacks to FTB Unstable.
L2318[20:49:04] <SoraFirestorm>
oops
L2319[20:49:06] <SoraFirestorm> I can
read
L2320[20:49:11] <SoraFirestorm> Asie's
original 404s
L2321[20:49:28] <Mimiru> Yes, which is
why I put that up :P
L2322[20:49:37] <Mimiru> and Np, which
issue did I fix? :P
L2323[20:49:44] <SoraFirestorm> Switches
in recipes
L2324[20:49:50] <Mimiru> Oh
L2325[20:49:51] <Mimiru> yeah
L2326[20:50:00] <SoraFirestorm> tbh
L2327[20:50:17] <SoraFirestorm> I was
kinda afraid to say anything because I was pretty sure I was doing
something wrong
L2328[20:50:49] <Mimiru> Well, at first
it's just cause I'd not updated it. then I built before github
updated it seems
L2329[20:51:04] <Mimiru> so the build
that "fixed" it was built too early to get the
change
L2330[20:51:12] <SoraFirestorm>
right
L2331[20:51:15] <SoraFirestorm>
anyways
L2332[20:51:18] <SoraFirestorm> thanks
for your time
L2333[20:51:20] <SoraFirestorm>
appreciate it
L2334[20:51:20] <scj643> tgame14 rants
about drama generation commands in mods on Twitch
L2335[20:51:33] <SoraFirestorm>
%rant
L2336[20:51:33] <SoraFirestorm>
%drama
L2337[20:51:35] <MichiBot> SoraFirestorm:
KingLemming drew a nasty graffiti about CrazyPants
L2338[20:51:46] <SoraFirestorm> KL how
could you? :P
L2339[20:51:59] <SoraFirestorm>
hahaha
L2340[20:52:09] <SoraFirestorm>
"Sangar complains about Magic Farm 2 including OpenComputers
APIs"
L2341[20:52:16] <SoraFirestorm>
oops
L2342[20:52:19] <SoraFirestorm> pinged on
accident
L2343[20:53:32] <scj643>
"AUTOMATIC_MAIDEN confirms Pixelmon is a serious
problem."
L2344[20:54:10] <Izaya> %drama
L2345[20:54:11] <MichiBot> Izaya: Atum
breaks better SMP support in Ex Nihilo
L2346[20:54:25] <SoraFirestorm>
"LexManos and mDiyo get into a drama fight on
Patreon"
L2347[20:55:18] <SoraFirestorm>
"tgame14 says Thermal Expansion 3 is a ripoff of
FTB"
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L2349[20:57:57] <Temia> Are we having fun
with the drama generator?
L2350[20:58:24] <scj643> Yep
L2351[20:59:05] <scj643> %drama
L2352[20:59:06] <MichiBot> scj643: BevoLJ
adds Artifice to FTB Unstable.
L2353[20:59:38] <SoraFirestorm>
"Notch confirms ForgeCraft is a ripoff of
ModLoader"
L2354[20:59:48] <scj643> Damn
L2355[20:59:53] <scj643> That is
funny
L2356[21:00:55] <SoraFirestorm>
"Reddit urges everyone to stop using Technic"
L2357[21:01:10] <scj643> Would love
that
L2358[21:01:21] <scj643> Technic sucks
balls
L2359[21:01:33] <SoraFirestorm> having
not played any packs from anyone is quite some time
L2360[21:01:42] <SoraFirestorm> I
personally think Technic is the better pack host
L2361[21:01:57] <SoraFirestorm> purely on
the basis of hosting packs
L2362[21:02:22] *
Mimiru looks at her Solder install
L2363[21:02:47] <SoraFirestorm> This may
not be a popular opinion
L2364[21:02:47] <SoraFirestorm> but
L2365[21:02:59] <SoraFirestorm> I think
the whole "permissions from everyone" thing is really
dumb
L2366[21:03:12] <SoraFirestorm> why do I
have to be at the mercy of someone else to have a mod in *my*
modpack?
L2367[21:03:15] <scj643> Don't like it
because they go down
L2368[21:04:20] <SoraFirestorm> There
should simply be a courtesy rule of
L2369[21:04:30] <SoraFirestorm> "Go
to pack maintainers before mod authors for bugs"
L2370[21:04:55] <SoraFirestorm> Shit like
that is why Reika is so heavy handed
L2371[21:05:05] <SoraFirestorm> and I
accidentally pinged him too
L2372[21:05:07] <SoraFirestorm>
dammit
L2373[21:05:16] *
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L2374[21:05:25] <Temia> shunnnnnn
L2375[21:05:33] <SoraFirestorm>
"LexManos bans RWTema from using Mojang in FTB
Unstable"
L2376[21:05:44] <SoraFirestorm> Shun me
for what, exactly?
L2377[21:06:12] <Temia> for being
shunnabl
L2378[21:06:14] <Temia> ...e
L2379[21:06:19] *
Temia glares at her keyboard
L2380[21:06:23] <SoraFirestorm>
s/shunnabl/shunnable/
L2381[21:06:23] *
Temia gnaws on it
L2382[21:06:23] <Kibibyte> <Temia>
for being shunnable
L2383[21:06:28] <SoraFirestorm> there you
go :)
L2384[21:07:02] *
Temia shuns for correcting her when her keyboard was the one at
fault!
L2385[21:07:21] <SoraFirestorm>
oops
L2386[21:07:22] <SoraFirestorm>
dammit
L2387[21:07:31] <SoraFirestorm> just
realized
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L2389[21:09:20] <scj643> ็ซใงใ
L2390[21:09:33] <SoraFirestorm> nice
characters you have there
L2391[21:09:38] <SoraFirestorm> what do
they mean?
L2392[21:09:53] <scj643> Cat
L2393[21:10:04] <SoraFirestorm>
neat
L2394[21:10:22] <scj643> It's
Japanese
L2395[21:10:38] <SoraFirestorm> ah
L2396[21:10:54] <SoraFirestorm> I knew
roughly 'eastern'
L2397[21:11:08] <SoraFirestorm> But to a
westerner, they all look pretty similar :)
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L2400[21:12:49] <SoraFirestorm>
"AlgorithmX2 claims Chisel is too realistic."
L2402[21:13:14] <S3> no it's not
L2403[21:13:18] <S3> it's too memory
intensive
L2404[21:13:23] <SoraFirestorm> is it
really?
L2405[21:13:24] <SoraFirestorm> hm
L2406[21:13:26] <SoraFirestorm> til
L2407[21:13:33] <S3> well every block is
a tile entity with it
L2408[21:13:41] <SoraFirestorm>
haha
L2409[21:13:43] <SoraFirestorm>
"Modular Power Suits is not updated for the latest version of
Minecraft."
L2410[21:14:14] <SoraFirestorm> could you
explain roughly what a TE is? I'm not really familiar with MC
internals.
L2411[21:14:29] <S3> Thermal
Expansion?
L2412[21:14:44] <SoraFirestorm> Tile
Entity
L2413[21:14:47] <S3> oh that TE
L2414[21:14:52] <SoraFirestorm> you just
said it lol
L2416[21:15:12] <S3> well nobody
abbreviates it that way
L2417[21:15:56] <SoraFirestorm> huh
L2418[21:16:00] <SoraFirestorm> I've seen
it before
L2419[21:16:02] <Mimiru> Lots of people
do...
L2420[21:16:02] <SoraFirestorm>
anyway
L2421[21:16:08] <SoraFirestorm> that's
what I thought
L2422[21:16:10] <SoraFirestorm>
anyways
L2423[21:16:13] <SoraFirestorm> small
tl;dr pls?
L2424[21:16:18] <vifino> ohai
Temiamoo
L2426[21:18:01] <Mimiru> Good enough
explanation :P
L2427[21:18:10] <SoraFirestorm>
sure
L2428[21:18:49] <SoraFirestorm> ok
L2429[21:18:51] <SoraFirestorm> thanks
Mimiru
L2430[21:19:05] <SoraFirestorm> Having
read the explanation
L2431[21:19:14] <SoraFirestorm> it at
least makes sense that Chisel blocks are TEs
L2432[21:19:24] <SoraFirestorm> They have
waaay more than 16 states :P
L2433[21:19:25] <S3> right
L2434[21:23:03] <SoraFirestorm>
"RS485 confirms closed-source mods is bloated on
GitHub"
L2435[21:23:06] <SoraFirestorm> dat logic
tho
L2436[21:23:21] <SoraFirestorm> >
closed-source mods
L2437[21:23:24] <SoraFirestorm> >
github
L2438[21:23:50] <Mimiru> Some closed
source mods use GitHub for issue tracking, and translations..
:P
L2439[21:24:01] <SoraFirestorm> ah
L2440[21:24:02] <SoraFirestorm> TIL
L2441[21:24:07] <SoraFirestorm> Was not
aware
L2442[21:26:19] <scj643> Extra utils is
one of those mods
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L2446[21:33:04] <S3> burn them down
L2447[21:33:22] <S3> we need the github
police
L2448[21:33:41] <SoraFirestorm> :P
L2449[21:33:43] <SoraFirestorm>
laters
L2450[21:33:45] <SoraFirestorm> going to
da store
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L2452[21:44:11] <ds84182> getting my
server's ubuntu packages synced with my laptop's ubuntu packages
are hard :(
L2453[21:44:39] <ds84182> I have so much
stuff that I only have on my laptop which my server would
benefit
L2454[21:45:21] <S3> like Xorg?
L2456[21:45:33] <S3> and Unity?
L2457[21:45:52] <S3> it's a must have on
a production server!
L2458[21:45:55] <S3> :P XD XD XD
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L2468[22:49:08] <scj643> I'm
sleeping
L2469[22:50:53] <vifino> ... That's not
how you sleep.
L2470[22:51:36] <gamax92> I'm not sitting
at my computer and typing to you this message
L2472[23:06:07] <gamax92> โ
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L2474[23:31:40] <Cazzar> you know, you
could just do something like `dpkg-query -f '${binary:Package}\n'
-W | tr '\n' ' ' | ssh you@yourbox xargs sudo apt get install` but
you can probably see how nuclear that is.
L2475[23:33:07] <Cazzar> s/apt
get/apt-get/
L2476[23:33:07] <Kibibyte> <Cazzar>
you know, you could just do something like `dpkg-query -f
'${binary:Package}\n' -W | tr '\n' ' ' | ssh you@yourbox xargs sudo
apt-get install` but you can probably see how nuclear that
is.
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