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L30[03:32:48] <Turtle> wait, is
modem.send() secure, or not?
L31[03:34:30] <Xilandro> Define
secure
L32[03:34:54] <Turtle> If a third party, on
the same network, is able to read messages
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L35[03:36:43] <Xilandro> Not if you use
send, since you have ot designate a recipient address
L36[03:36:48] <Xilandro> Broadcast,
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L38[03:37:01] <Xilandro> Keep in mind
though, you're still sending/broadcasting on a specific port
L39[03:37:07] <Turtle> I know
L40[03:37:10] <Xilandro> So in addition to
being on the same network, they'd have to know the port you're
using
L41[03:37:22] <Xilandro> But again, only
for broadcast()
L42[03:37:23] <Turtle> working on something
to allow setting a microcontrollers script over network
L43[03:37:34] <Turtle> (Akin to how you'd
program an arduino using a usb cable)
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L47[04:03:16] <lperkins2> So I updated to
the latest OC (git) and peripherals added via an adaptor no longer
show up in the component list.
L48[04:03:46] <lperkins2> Is there some
change I need to know about? Or did I just manage to get an unlucky
revision and should pull and build again
L49[04:04:40] <Xilandro> When you say git,
do you mean the jenkins?
L50[04:05:29] <Xilandro> Oh derp
L51[04:05:33] <Xilandro> Sorry, it's like 4
AM
L52[04:05:39] <Xilandro> When did you
build?
L53[04:05:41] <Turtle> "build
again", pretty sure it's from source :P
L54[04:06:32] <lperkins2> day before
yesterday
L55[04:06:43] <lperkins2> just tried
accessing a peripheral today and noticed the breakage
L56[04:06:58] <Xilandro> Might try
rebuilding with the latest source on github
L57[04:07:05] <Xilandro> There's been some
commits since then
L58[04:07:12] <Xilandro> You might have
just gotten unlucky
L59[04:07:12] <lperkins2> Okay,
L60[04:07:25] <lperkins2> just wanted to
make sure that there wasn't a change in the way the adapter
works
L61[04:07:39] <Xilandro> Not afaik
L62[04:07:56] <lperkins2> building...
L63[04:10:02] <Xilandro> In the mean time,
I have to figure out what to make in place of 4 giant cooling
towers
L64[04:10:11] <Turtle> Xilandro oh?
L66[04:11:04] <Xilandro> The lack of
symmetry they had was irking me
L67[04:12:12] <Turtle> ah
L68[04:12:12] <Skye> Xilandro: a data
center!
L69[04:12:27] <Xilandro> Skye, the server
room will be in that giant office building on the left
L70[04:12:43] <Xilandro> This entire
structure will be my base, so I've got to make sure everything's
covered
L71[04:12:46] <Skye> Data center.
L72[04:12:53] <Skye> Huge massive data
center
L73[04:14:00] <Turtle> if you have
immersive engineering: Obnoxiously loud power plant
L74[04:16:24] <lperkins2> Wow, please tell
me you used something automated to build that...
L75[04:16:35] <Xilandro> Schematica's
Printer mode =D
L76[04:16:48] <lperkins2> Okay.
L77[04:17:16] <lperkins2> Heh, I'm getting
ready to pour a massive concrete building :)
L78[04:17:34] <lperkins2> Narrower, but
like 3 times as tall
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L80[04:17:43] <Xilandro> Ah, Thut's?
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L83[04:17:55] <lperkins2> Thut?
L84[04:18:09] <Xilandro> What mod are you
using to pour concrete?
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L87[04:18:28] <lperkins2> Um, my own
L88[04:18:35] <lperkins2> I just released
it a few days ago
L89[04:18:38] <Xilandro> Linky
L90[04:18:50] <lperkins2> At the time I
wrote it, Thut's didn't exist that I could find
L91[04:19:43] <lperkins2>
www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/2531598-pourable-concrete
L92[04:20:06] <lperkins2> I'm not an
artist, so it just uses a shader applied to water for the
texture
L93[04:20:21] <lperkins2> I'll probably
pester my brother to make a proper texture for it,
L94[04:20:26] <lperkins2> but he's been
busy.
L95[04:24:15] <Skye> Who here had a compact
table serialiser?
L96[04:24:37] <Turtle> Skye, what
for?
L97[04:25:33] <Skye> I am thinking on how
to make my own OC network protocol
L98[04:25:34] <lperkins2> hm
L100[04:25:48] <lperkins2> so a rebuild
didn't fix it...
L101[04:26:01] <Turtle> although note that
you can send tables through the network component I believe.
L102[04:27:00] <Turtle> *quick note: You
need to use pack/unpack
L103[04:27:20] <Skye> Eh?
L104[04:27:45] <Skye> I remember someone
made a table serialiser using numbers
L105[04:28:17] <Turtle>
modem.broadcast(port, table.unpack(TABLEHERE)) will work for the
simplest tables, but not for subtables, etc.
L106[04:28:27] <lperkins2> hm, maybe I
need to update computercraft too...
L107[04:29:04] <lperkins2> doesn't help
that the peripheral I added is written in Scala, which isn't one of
my better mastered languages
L108[04:29:22] <Turtle> hmh, I think I got
my microcontroller over network protocol laid out
L109[04:38:00] <lperkins2> yup, CC was out
of date relative to OC
L110[04:38:05] <Turtle> rip xD
L111[04:41:03] <lperkins2> It'd be nice if
OC could read CC peripherals without needing CC installed.
L112[04:41:09] <dangranos> well...
L113[04:41:16] <dangranos> that would
raise some problems
L114[04:41:29] <lperkins2> like
what?
L115[04:41:47] <lperkins2> I mean, it'd be
a pain to program, cause it'd all be reflection...
L116[04:42:05] <Turtle> It's not like
Sangar has anything else to do than codemonkey /s
L117[04:42:56] <lperkins2> Heh, I'm
certainly not suggesting he do that, if OC weren't written in scala
I might give it a shot,
L118[04:43:13] <lperkins2> but I'm still
very much in the fumbling stage with scala, and reflection doesn't
sound like fun.
L119[04:43:46] <Turtle> eh, the best
option would probably be to unify the jvm sides of the
component/peripheral api, somehow.
L120[04:44:24] <Skye> Doesn't computronics
do something?
L121[04:44:52] <lperkins2> could
potentially create a java class that fills in CC's api stubs if CC
isn't installed...
L122[04:47:24] <Skye> What about mods that
provide both CC and OC components?
L123[04:47:50] <Turtle> They implement
both I believe
L124[04:47:53] <lperkins2> Yup.
L125[04:48:13] <lperkins2> It's mostly
legacy stuff that just supports CC
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L127[04:49:07] <Turtle> Moarperipherals is
pretty good too, but CC only I believe
L128[04:49:26] <Xilandro> It's only good
because of that tower
L129[04:49:39] <Xilandro> If someone made
one for OC, that would be epic
L130[04:49:55] <Xilandro> But tob is too
much of a CC fanboy to make it work with OC too
L131[04:50:04] <Turtle> nah, player
detector and crafter are good too
L132[04:50:32] <Xilandro> Pretty sure
OpenSecurity has an entity detector you can use for a player
detector
L133[04:50:42] <Xilandro> And crafter
wouldn't be much harder
L134[04:50:46] <dangranos> um
L135[04:51:03] <dangranos> player
detection > computronics
L136[04:51:22] <dangranos> s/>/-/
L137[04:51:23] <Kibibyte>
<dangranos> player detection - computronics
L138[04:51:43] <Turtle> Computronics and I
believe opensecurity are distance based
L139[04:51:50] <Turtle> moarperipherals'
is right click based
L140[04:51:58] <Turtle> (As in, right
click block -> Event is sent)
L141[04:52:02] <Xilandro> Monitors do
that
L142[04:52:07] <Xilandro> Don't even need
an extra block
L143[04:52:13] <Turtle> With player
name?
L144[04:52:16] <Xilandro> Yes
L145[04:52:24] <Turtle> ooh. neat.
L146[04:52:34] <Xilandro> It even gives
the X and Y you touched it at
L147[04:52:44] <Turtle> I knew that
much
L148[04:52:49] <Turtle> didn't know it
also sent player name
L149[04:53:01] <Xilandro> By default it
does, and you can toggle it off in the config
L150[04:53:28] <Turtle> hmh, I might see
if I can get my java dev env to behave with forge, and see if I can
implement a comms tower for OC, dunno.
L151[04:53:39] <Turtle> My knowledge of
forge is terribly outdated though
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L154[04:55:12] <Turtle> I'd rather
not.
L155[04:55:55] <Turtle> Even if the
license allows so, I'd rather respect his choice of staying CC only
than just fork it and do it anyway.
L156[04:56:35] <Turtle> (Also I would
probably want to implement it akin to a relay, rather than a
component)
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L164[05:44:43] <shadowkin0721> I forgot
how much I love scripting. So many little victories with every time
you push your project along...I just got my first practical network
built and communicating in OC, and I feel like I'm Al Gore and I
just invented the internet.
L165[05:50:07] <Lizzy> heh, cool
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L167[06:14:56] <shadowkin0721> How does
one get the full list of available methods for a component? Beyond
the ...?
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L169[06:38:39] <Lizzy> shadowkin0721: for
i,v in component.name do print(i,v) end
L170[06:38:46] <Lizzy> should work
L171[06:38:56] <Lizzy> if not, put pairs()
around the component.name
L172[06:40:07] <shadowkin0721> Ah, OK. No
way to get =component.wtfever to list them all from the lua
prompt?
L173[07:03:48] <Xilandro> Not if the table
being returned is too big
L174[07:03:56] <Xilandro> That applies to
all tables, not just the component functions
L176[07:05:24] <Xilandro> And just use
that in the lua prompt after requiring the corresponding
lib/package
L177[07:06:11] <shadowkin0721> Thanks
Xilandro. I basically just did that in a blah.lua, but wasn't sure
if there was any easier way from the prompt.
L178[07:06:30] <Xilandro> Pretty much what
Lizzy said is the most straightforward, really
L179[07:06:42] <Xilandro> I just like
having a custom lib :3
L180[07:07:09] <shadowkin0721> lol...I'll
have to write one myself soon I think.
L181[07:08:08] <Xilandro> I was at that
point when I finally wrote mine. Then I slowly added to it over
time.
L182[07:08:37] <Xilandro> Now I'm starting
work on a version that checks for available components, and loads
certain functions regarding those components
L183[07:08:49] <Xilandro> But will
otherwise ignore them if the components aren't found
L184[07:09:32] <shadowkin0721> Are you
doing that at boot, or as an ongoing check?
L185[07:10:09] <Xilandro> Just at boot,
I'm not fluent in Lua enough yet to make it as good as I'd
like
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L189[07:54:38] <scj643> Orcale Java
doesn't just allow unlimited memory usage by default
L190[07:55:48] <scj643> Going to make a
bash script to start my server
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L194[08:23:12] <scj643> Got oracle Java
which is more sane when it comes to memory
L195[08:25:00] <scj643> Will only use as
much as you tell it openjdk 7 in Ubuntu repos doesn't
L196[08:29:20] <Lizzy> scj643: yeah,
openjdk likes to do that
L197[08:29:42] <scj643> Switched to oracle
jdk
L198[08:29:56] <scj643> Since if I run out
of memory don't want it eating the VPS
L199[08:30:10] <scj643> Rather have it
crash than keep on going
L200[08:33:39] <Lizzy> I filled up the ram
on my DO vps once, had to reboot it because neither me or
SuPeRMiNoR2 could ssh in to kill java
L201[08:34:43] <scj643> Yeah openjdk and a
public server without the right precautions won't end well
L202[08:34:48] <XDjackieXD> also oracle
jdk is faster
L203[08:34:56] *
Lizzy needs to go to the Doctor soon
L204[08:35:05] <scj643> XDjackieXD:
sometimes
L205[08:35:27] <scj643> If you compile
openjdk some things might be faster than orcale's version
L206[08:35:31] <Lizzy> scj643: that server
wasn't public, we managed to do it ourself
L207[08:35:44] <scj643> Ok
L208[08:35:56] <scj643> Still not a good
idea because a leak can lead to issues
L209[08:35:57] <Lizzy> Which was quite
funny
L210[08:36:47] <scj643> Overall tick time
6ms
L211[08:36:48] <Lizzy> Also not too fussed
about ram usage on Athar at the momebt
L212[08:36:55] <Lizzy> .load
L213[08:36:55] <EnderBot2> CPU: 0.41 0.5
0.54 , RAM: 12.0G/31.3G (~38.2%), SWAP: 66.3M/88.2G (~0.1%)
L214[08:37:14] <scj643> Damn
L215[08:37:24] <scj643> My mc server is up
too
L216[08:37:28] <Lizzy> Don't ask why I
have 88gb of swap
L217[08:37:31] <XDjackieXD> ^^
L218[08:37:32] <Lizzy> I don't know
L219[08:37:41] <scj643> Lol
L220[08:37:55] <scj643> Good if I need to
compile chromium I'll do it on the VPS :D
L221[08:38:03] <XDjackieXD> :P
L222[08:38:05] <scj643> That pain needs a
lot of swap to compile
L223[08:38:18] <scj643> Also chromium is a
pain because Google charges for APIs
L224[08:38:34] <Lizzy> scj643: the swap on
your VPS is separated from Athar's
L225[08:38:38] <scj643> Can't sign in
unless you compile with an API key
L226[08:38:53] <scj643> 4 GB of swap
still
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L228[08:39:12] <Lizzy> scj643: also if
Izaya has his server up, that's 4 mc servers that Athar is
technically running
L229[08:39:25] <scj643> Wow
L230[08:40:04] <Lizzy> Mine and Temia's on
Athar itself, yours and Izaya's on your VPSs
L231[08:40:30] <Lizzy> Plus GitLab and a
windows server 2003 box
L232[08:40:43] <Lizzy> Though that only
has like 512mb of ram
L233[08:40:54] <scj643> I have a key for
server 2012
L234[08:41:07] <scj643> I'm itching to
mess with
L235[08:41:25] <scj643> .load
L236[08:41:32] <Lizzy> Won't work for
yiu
L237[08:41:36] <scj643> Lol
L238[08:41:40] <Lizzy> You*
L239[08:41:47] <Lizzy> .load
L240[08:41:47] <EnderBot2> CPU: 0.61 0.54
0.53 , RAM: 12.1G/31.3G (~38.7%), SWAP: 66.3M/88.2G (~0.1%)
L241[08:42:14] <scj643> Think you could
spin up a windows server 2012 VPS? Wouldn't need much :)
L242[08:42:32] <Lizzy> Also I like how low
the cpu usage is. I think that's a global count
L243[08:42:41] <Lizzy> I could
L244[08:44:00] <Lizzy> Not at my laptop at
the moment though
L245[08:44:18] <scj643> It wouldn't need
anything fancy just a testing bench since I don't have any spare
computers
L246[08:45:06] <Lizzy> Do you know how to
use tinc?
L247[08:45:23] <Lizzy> Or rather, do you
know of its existence?
L248[08:45:59] <scj643> Nope
L250[08:46:34] <scj643> Would run
datacenter edition
L251[08:46:45] <shadowkin0721> Has anybody
got a pastebin program modified to allow for username/password so
your pastes aren't anonymous? I thought I'd seen one but can't find
it again.
L252[08:47:36] <shadowkin0721> I see that
it's possible in their API, but didn't want to start hacking into
it if the program's already out there.
L253[08:49:41] <scj643> Oh tinc is a VPN
server software
L254[08:50:58] <Lizzy> Yes, I'll give you
some configuration files later when I spin up the vps for you, cba
to deal with NAT on qemu
L255[08:51:50] <scj643> As far as VPN
servers go I use Softether but I'll look into it
L256[08:55:12] <scj643> Also need a way to
connect from my iPad so it should have a way to use l2tp if
possible
L257[08:55:12] <Lizzy> it's not hard to
set up and i can give you a tarbal which you would just drop in
your config and tell the vpn to start
L258[08:55:53] <scj643> I use an iPad when
working with windows though
L259[08:56:48] <Lizzy> hmm
L260[08:57:07] <Lizzy> well i'm not buying
another failover IP for a test bench
L261[08:57:29] <scj643> Softether would
work
L262[08:57:47] <Lizzy> in what way?
L263[08:57:50] <scj643> It can run
multiple VPS services
L264[08:58:11] <scj643> Open VPN compat
and L2TP
L265[08:58:30] <Lizzy> what do you mean
VPS, was that meant to be VPN?
L266[08:59:16] <scj643> I meant VPN
L267[08:59:24] <scj643> Autocorrect is
bad
L268[08:59:35] <Lizzy> ah
L269[08:59:51] <Lizzy> i was about to say,
i aint moving over Virtulisation crap again
L270[09:00:27] <scj643> Thing is ports
have to be forwarded for l2tp
L271[09:00:55] <scj643> 2 UDP ports
iirc
L272[09:01:04] <Lizzy> i'll have a look
into it
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L275[09:01:53] <scj643> Ok
L276[09:02:27] <scj643> It's FOSS
too
L277[09:03:34] <Lizzy> yeah, reading up on
it now
L278[09:04:05] <Lizzy> does the server run
on linux?
L279[09:04:38] <scj643> Yep
L280[09:04:57] <scj643> The gui stuff is
windows only though
L281[09:05:04] <scj643> But they have CLI
stuff for the serve
L282[09:09:11] <Lizzy> cool, may use that
for my phone and tablet as well
L283[09:11:05] <scj643> Nice
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L286[09:17:28] *
Magik6k uses cjdns for vpn
L287[09:17:39] <Magik6k> By far the
simplest imo
L288[09:18:09] <Lizzy> does cjdns work on
android and Surface RT natively?
L289[09:18:37] <Magik6k> It can run on
androit, it just has non-finished implementation
L290[09:18:49] <Magik6k> s/it/id
L291[09:18:49] <Kibibyte> <Magik6k>
It can run on android, it just has non-finished
implementation
L292[09:19:21] <Magik6k> Not sure about
that surface, probably not(yet)
L293[09:19:38] <Magik6k> Kubuxu may know
better
L294[09:20:10] <Lizzy> the Surface RT is
microsoft's ARM version of windows which doesn't do much
L295[09:20:23] <Magik6k> I know
L296[09:25:29] ***
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L297[09:29:58] <scj643> softether has
windows rt support
L299[09:30:58] <S3> Good morning
L300[09:31:40] <S3> I somehow have much
more disk space than I remember having the other day
L301[09:31:54] <scj643> not a good
sign
L302[09:32:02] <S3> Which means vifino
that when I get home I can finally compile that blasted
kernel
L303[09:40:36] <Lizzy> scj643 i know it
does (been reading the website) that's why i wanna use it
L304[09:40:57] <scj643> Also good if you
have an IP and no subdomain
L305[09:41:11] <scj643> That's why my old
dns was scj643.softether.net
L306[09:41:20] <scj643> still is unless
they change my IP
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L308[09:45:10] <Lizzy> also laptop is
dying and i got 15 mins left of my day, be back later
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L311[09:54:15] <scj643> dang
L312[09:57:36] <Lizzy> And on mobile
L313[09:59:57] <scj643> Lizzy one thing is
you will want to connect to the VPN using a windows machine and the
admin tool once to set the admin passwor
L314[10:00:02] <scj643> *password
L315[10:00:32] <Lizzy> So the admin gui
can connect to a Linux backend?
L316[10:00:45] <scj643> Yep
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L318[10:00:51] <Lizzy> Awesome
L319[10:00:57] <scj643> The server is best
done when compiled yourself
L320[10:01:13] <scj643> for linux at least
windows I think it would be a pain
L321[10:02:05] <scj643> oh wait just
download it from their site
L322[10:02:14] <Murlocking> Hello, can
someone help me, I have a question about the Robot API and how to
use a certain function.
L323[10:02:28] <scj643> don't compile
becasue I've never done that
L324[10:02:50] <scj643> You could run this
on a raspberry Pi
L325[10:03:17] <Murlocking> I'm trying to
give a duration to the robot.use() function bit I can't figure out
how you do it, I want my robot to constantly hold the right-click
instead of spamming it.
L326[10:04:32] <Lizzy> scj643: I'll use
one of my pis as a test bed, after that the vpn itself is going on
Athar
L327[10:04:32] <Mimiru> should just be
robot.use(side, false, number)
L328[10:05:07] <Mimiru> switch false to
true to be a "sneaky" click
L329[10:05:32] <Murlocking> Oh... I see, i
had to specify sneaky... I was skipping it...
L330[10:05:32] <scj643> Ok
L331[10:05:47] <scj643> I use it for my
home computer to remote in
L332[10:05:47] <Murlocking> Thank you
Mimiru :)
L333[10:05:54] <Mimiru> np
L334[10:06:02] <scj643> Also it can
traverse firewalls in some cases
L335[10:06:21] <Mimiru> I'm using it to
VPN my torrents :P
L336[10:06:38] <Murlocking> @Mimiru do you
know if "inf" is a valid number?
L337[10:06:48] <Lizzy> No
L338[10:06:52] <scj643> Your using
Softether
L339[10:07:02] <scj643> I use it to
controll my torrents too on my home net
L340[10:07:10] <Mimiru> Murlocking, it's
math.huge I think
L341[10:07:26] <Lizzy> #lua
math.huge
L342[10:07:26] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
inf
L343[10:07:38] <scj643> in math we call it
Big Ass Number :D
L344[10:08:18] <Murlocking> hmm... can you
guys give me an example with the robot.use() function please
L345[10:08:46] <Murlocking> robot.use(1,
false, math.huge) ?
L346[10:08:51] <Mimiru> erm...
robot.use(sides.front, false, math.huge)
L347[10:09:01] <Lizzy> #lua I=1 while true
do I=I+1 end
L348[10:09:01] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Error:
Took too long.
L349[10:09:07] <scj643> lol
L350[10:09:07] <Lizzy> Damn
L351[10:09:17] <Mimiru> you have to
require sides to use sides.front though
L352[10:09:36] <scj643> Lizzy: was
thinking we should have our own internal cert chain
L353[10:09:53] <Lizzy> Could do
L354[10:10:05] <scj643> I use XCA to
manage my certs
L355[10:10:32] <Murlocking> ok thank you
all :) Very helpful here!
L356[10:10:45] <Lizzy> Indeed
L357[10:14:53] <scj643> Only issue with
XCA is getting it with the latest OpenSSL
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L360[10:21:07] <Lizzy> I need to get my
IPv6 working on Athar again
L361[10:21:47] <Mimiru> I need to get IPv6
working over this VPN..
L362[10:22:19] <Murlocking> I have another
help request for you guys ;) If you don't mind!
L363[10:22:23] <ccsonic> Hey! I have
problem if I want to play OC with extraCells; it simply crashes
then and I don't quite get the crash report. Might someone help me
with that?
http://pastebin.com/Gaeq9j8z
L364[10:22:41] <Mimiru> As a user of OC
and extracells... that's odd.
L365[10:22:53] <Mimiru>
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Splash thread
L366[10:23:28] <ccsonic> Why is it so odd?
And yeah, thats the thing I dont understand. What does that
mean?
L367[10:23:31] <Mimiru> change the
splash.properties in your config directory set enabled=false
L368[10:23:34] <Lizzy> Mimiruoverip
L369[10:23:34] <Lizzy> S/ip/IP
L370[10:23:35] <Lizzy> Why do the sed bots
not listen for a capital S?
L371[10:23:57] <Mimiru> Murlocking,
shoot
L372[10:24:04] <Mimiru> michibot should in
theory..
L373[10:24:07] <Murlocking> Yup I was
waiting for him to finish :)
L374[10:24:57] <Murlocking> Here's my
programs I made, I need help with the program 2 or 2.1, I've added
a description under them. The program 3 should works fine but If
you want to take a look a spot an error for me go ahead!
L375[10:24:58] <Mimiru> Lizzy, oh right
SED doesn't cause it doesn't run the command through .tolower
L377[10:25:27] <ccsonic> Where do I find
the splash line; in what config file?
L378[10:25:38] <Mimiru>
splash.properties
L379[10:25:43] <Mimiru> in your config
directory
L380[10:26:02] <ccsonic> ah nvm, found the
file. right, thx :D
L381[10:26:08] <Mimiru> That's a forge
feature/crash
L382[10:26:20] <Mimiru> Murlocking,
robot.use() if = true
L383[10:26:40] <Mimiru> Also.. you can
just if robot.use()
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L385[10:27:09] <ccsonic> @Mimiru Why is it
so odd using OC with extracells?
L386[10:27:23] <Mimiru> I'm just saying, I
use both, and don't crash
L387[10:27:37] <Mimiru> the splash screen
crash is very random though
L388[10:27:42] <Mimiru> some people get
it, others don't
L389[10:27:55] <Mimiru> and some people
get it randomly.. :/
L390[10:28:28] <ccsonic> Ah, hm weird.
Well, may be because I only adjusted an existing mod pack. So
things doesn't work together perfectly.
L391[10:28:52] <Murlocking> @Mimiru so I
should change line 46 to robot.use() if = true like I did in
Program 2?
L392[10:29:04] <Mimiru> Or, just if
robot.use()
L393[10:29:11] <Mimiru> the == true is not
needed.
L394[10:29:39] <Murlocking> and the quotes
mark are not needed aswell?
L395[10:29:42] <scj643> Going to try to
update the icons for XCA because they are old as hell
L396[10:29:59] <scj643> Going to see how
using the material design icons works
L397[10:30:00] <Mimiru> right... just if
robot.use()
L398[10:30:28] <scj643> Time to get
photoshop editing working
L399[10:30:39] <Mimiru> you can also
condense the while loop on 23-26 with while robot.use() do end
IIRC
L401[10:32:47] <ccsonic> Would it help to
disable the OC integration of extracells?
L402[10:33:50] <Mimiru> one second ccsonic
researching
L403[10:34:23] <scj643> the last icon
update was in 2002
L404[10:35:01] <Mimiru> ccsonic, you said
you're modifying an existing pack, which mod are you adding OC, or
ExtraCells?
L405[10:35:27] <ccsonic> Im adding OC to
the pack.
L406[10:36:07] <Mimiru> Well, I'd suggest
atleast trying the latest OC build, you're on 1.5.2.9 latest is
1.5.18.36
L407[10:36:15] <Murlocking> Download the
last version of OC
L408[10:36:47] <Mimiru> 1.5.2.9 is from
February of this year.. chnaces are that's your issue
L409[10:36:51] <Mimiru> changes too
L410[10:36:51] <ccsonic> uhm, actually i
downloaded that one, let me have a look
L411[10:37:11] <Mimiru> UCHI
OpenComputers{1.5.2.9} [OpenComputers]
(open-computers-1.5.2.9.jar)
L412[10:37:16] <Mimiru> is what is in your
pack
L413[10:37:51] <ccsonic> yeah, i had
multiple versions and added the older one, added the newer
now.
L414[10:38:01] <Mimiru> That might also
fix your splash screen issue
L415[10:38:13] <ccsonic> perhaps, trying
it out :)
L416[10:38:42] <Murlocking> You have the
latest version of EC so it should works fine now.
L417[10:39:26] <scj643> EC?
L418[10:39:39] <Mimiru> ExtraCells
L419[10:39:51] <scj643> Oh
L420[10:40:14] <scj643> Lizzy: where
should we store private keys for certs?
L421[10:40:48] <Mimiru> pastebin public
pastes!
L422[10:40:48] <Mimiru> :p
L423[10:40:59] <ccsonic> Alright, it works
now. Thx for your help! :)
L424[10:41:04] <Mimiru> np ccsonic
L425[10:41:30] <Lizzy> scj643: no idea,
getting off train
L426[10:42:13] <scj643> Shouldn't be
stored on a server
L427[10:42:39] <Murlocking> What's the
point of making 5 Watts light glub O_o ... hold lamp broke and I
had to replace it with spare glub... that thing give less light
than a candle..
L428[10:42:47] <Murlocking> old
lamp*
L429[10:44:37] <Murlocking> I will
reupload my programs with the changes and add a little bit more
information in the description. By the way, what's the correct
syntax to add a comment in lua?
L430[10:45:22] <Mimiru> --Comment, or for
multiline --[[ comment with newlines ]]
L431[10:45:54] <Murlocking> in double
brackets? Very odd :D Thanks!
L432[10:47:09] <scj643> There is a PPA for
softether as well
L433[10:47:38] <Murlocking> scj643, if you
don't mind me asking, what are you guys working on?
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L435[10:49:12] <scj643> Lizzy is going to
be trying softether VPN
L436[10:49:22] <scj643> I'm working on
being my own certificate authority
L438[10:49:50] <scj643> that has my public
root CA
L439[10:50:13] <scj643> if you have it you
can connect to my mumble servver and not have it throw a cert
issue
L440[10:51:01] <Murlocking> Ah, that's
pretty neat :)
L441[10:51:32] <scj643> Yeah because
getting this stuff from usually trusted people costs a lot of
money
L442[10:52:05] <scj643> Also with that
cert you can run any apps I sign on windows
L443[10:52:23] <scj643> They will still
run without it but it will say untrusted
L444[10:52:31] <scj643> Good way to detect
tampering
L445[10:57:29] <Lizzy> Right, I am home
but I've got to sort out a fuckup with Royal Mail first
L446[10:58:46] <Cazzar> No cazzar... No
horrible puns...
L447[10:59:13] *
Lizzy throws a book at Cazzar
L448[11:00:19] <scj643> Your in britian
right?
L449[11:00:25] <Lizzy> Yep
L450[11:03:27] <Cazzar> Lizzy at least I
refrained!
L451[11:04:13] <Murlocking> @Mimiru that
didn't work for the multiline comment
L452[11:04:40] <Mimiru> Then you did it
wrong. :P
L453[11:05:07] <Murlocking> I changed the
programs with what you suggested earlier and added more info. If
you want to take a look here's the link
http://pastebin.ca/3185585
L454[11:05:07] <Mimiru> I'm looking at a
file with them right now
L456[11:06:15] <Murlocking> Ah okay, I
think I know how to use them now from that example.
L457[11:06:27] <Mimiru> You still have
robot.use() if = true
L458[11:07:03] <Murlocking> that's what
you told me to use
L459[11:07:17] <Mimiru> No... I said
"if robot.use()
L460[11:07:26] <Mimiru> "*
L461[11:07:41] <Mimiru> [10:28:21]
<@Mimiru> Or, just if robot.use()
L462[11:07:41] <Mimiru> [10:28:29]
<@Mimiru> the == true is not needed.
L463[11:07:46] <Mimiru> [10:29:18]
<@Mimiru> right... just if robot.use()
L464[11:08:05] <Mimiru> line 23 and 50
make them exactly if robot.use()
L465[11:08:25] <Mimiru> robot.use() will
return either true or false
L466[11:08:27] <Murlocking> Ah okay, I
reread what you said earlier, misunderstood you
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L468[11:08:49] <Cazzar> Technically bool
== true adds extra processing and time
L469[11:08:54] <Mimiru> ^
L470[11:09:02] <Murlocking> Ah okay thanks
guys :)
L471[11:09:55] <Murlocking> so just saying
"if robot.use()" will use the function if it only returns
True? right?
L472[11:10:15] <Mimiru> well, calling
robot.use() at all will try to use the function
L473[11:10:28] <Mimiru> your if is saying
if I can use() do this
L474[11:11:00] <Murlocking> Ah I see,
because I have the () at the end of the function?
L475[11:11:26] <Mimiru> Well, because it
is a function period, the only way to get the return, is to run
it
L476[11:11:40] <Murlocking> okay, make
sense!
L478[11:23:05] <scj643> NPR is good
L479[11:25:21] <Murlocking> I will need to
go give this a try in-game :) But I want to add light color for my
custom functions first! Let's see how hard it is..
L480[11:28:26] ***
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L482[11:32:14] <Murlocking> Oh wow I found
a much better way to drop the entire inventory of the robot!
L483[11:33:25] <scj643> got to wait on
dreamspark to get my damn product key
L484[11:34:43] <Murlocking> @Mimiru are
you still here by any chance?
L485[11:35:07] <Lizzy> Mimiru is
everywhere, for she is a goddess
L486[11:35:12] <scj643> Lizzy it could be
possible they code the product key for datacenter into the
download
L487[11:35:14] <Lizzy> like me
L488[11:36:27] <Mimiru> Murlocking, I'm
sorta here, not able to pay much attention to IRC
L489[11:37:16] <Murlocking> Okay, no
problem. I will finish adding stuffs to my programs and if you
don't mind I'd love it if you could give it a final look :)
L490[11:37:23] ***
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L491[11:37:34] <scj643> unless I can use a
server 2012 key for 2012 r2
L492[11:38:56] <scj643> Damn can't get a
datacenter key
L493[11:41:26] <scj643> Oh well KMS to the
rescue
L495[11:44:41] <S3> Keys to cages are
usually expensive
L496[11:44:54] <scj643> Lol
L497[11:45:07] <scj643> Well I was going
to activate it legally
L498[11:45:17] <S3> One place I looked at
charges 750 USD a month for 10x10 feet. Which is cheap
L499[11:45:32] <scj643> what?
L501[11:45:57] <Murlocking> Is there a
color code for Rainbow? Or an easy way to make a color change
randomly constantly ?
L502[11:46:09] <Murlocking> in lua
language
L504[11:46:40] <S3> Rainbow?
L505[11:46:47] <S3> What is the rainbow
color
L507[11:47:34] <scj643> among other
stuff
L509[11:48:26] <Murlocking> S3, you know
something with text program, you type a letter it will be yellow,
the next one you type will be orange and on an on... just like a
rainbow. How do they do it?
L510[11:48:42] <Murlocking> They just
specify each colors individually ?
L511[11:48:56] <S3> Why wouldn't you
L512[11:49:04] <S3> Rainbow is not a
color
L513[11:51:17] <Murlocking> Here's an
example of what I was trying to say.
L515[11:52:05] <Murlocking> Is there
anyway to display a color like this on a robot?
L516[11:52:55] <scj643> Moding bios is not
a good idea unless you have Dual Bios
L517[11:53:07] <S3> 6 + 4 = 12
L518[12:16:00] *
Lizzy stabs samrg472
L519[12:16:05] *
Lizzy unstabs samrg472
L520[12:16:09] *
Lizzy stabs Sandra
L521[12:16:11] <Lizzy> FFS
L522[12:16:16] *
Lizzy unstabs Sandra
L523[12:16:20] *
Lizzy stabs Sangar
L524[12:16:24] <Lizzy> finally
L525[12:24:51] <Murlocking> Version 4 of
my Robot Programs, added Color Light for functions step and changed
robot.drop() to robot.dropDown() ... also added a note at the
bottom of the pastebin for Mimiru or anyone that wanna take a look
at it. Use @Mimiru in search to see the note.
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L530[12:32:35] <Murlocking_> Did the IRC
channel crash?
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L533[12:34:00] <shadowkin0721> Nope.
L534[12:34:21] <Murlocking_> Hmm.. not
sure what happened. I can't talk with my other account and it's
still logged in the channel..
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L536[12:35:03] <Murlocking_> How do you
change your name again?
L537[12:35:20] <progwml6> ./nick
newnickname
L538[12:35:30] ***
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L539[12:35:32] <Murlocking> ty
L540[12:36:26] <Murlocking> Can someone
take a look at this pastebin, the important part would be at the
moment, I left a note, I wonder which function would be better to
use.
L542[12:36:54] <Murlocking> at the
bottom*
L543[12:40:04] <Murlocking> ... just
noticed a HUGE error! (facepalm) turtle instead of robot !
L544[12:43:17] *
vifino snuggles Lizzy
L545[12:48:56] *
Lizzy snuggles vifino
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L548[13:10:00] <Sangar> bonsoir
L549[13:11:00] <scj643> Lizzy any progres
on softether
L550[13:11:13] <Lizzy> not yet
L551[13:11:40] <scj643> Ok
L552[13:17:49] <Shuudoushi> Sangar: I
think I've noticed a bug in OC with the string lib, but I need
someone to confirm it
L553[13:18:20] <Sangar> i can neither
confirm nor decline the existence of such bugs
L554[13:19:10] <Shuudoushi> hmmm
L555[13:19:58] <Shuudoushi> well the bug
seems to be that if you have a script that uses the string lib set
in a loop, and break the screen (odd af I know), string will return
nil on the spot
L556[13:20:29] <Sangar> that seems... very
specific :X
L557[13:20:34] <Shuudoushi> ikr
L558[13:21:07] <scj643> imight be able to
retrieve my long lost windows 7 home premium product key
L559[13:21:09] <Shuudoushi> string will
also return nil if you have to separate screens with keyboards
attached to both
L560[13:21:32] <scj643> The sowftware
licensing tables are still their
L561[13:21:47] <Shuudoushi> scj643: Magic
jelly bean finder
L562[13:22:43] <scj643> costs money
L563[13:22:49] <scj643> to get it from
bios at least
L564[13:23:01] <Shuudoushi> ah, yeah
L565[13:24:35] <scj643> well the key is
useless because it would upgrade me to 10 home
L566[13:24:43] <scj643> and I use pro and
a legit pro key from 8.1
L567[13:25:29] <scj643> still haven't
heard from dreamspark
L569[13:28:06] <scj643> That is
funny
L570[13:28:52] <scj643> Fair use under
fire
L571[13:29:00] <Shuudoushi> lol
L572[13:29:28] <scj643> You can sue a
company if you get a takedown notice and it's fair use
L573[13:29:46] <Shuudoushi> yep
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L575[13:29:57] <scj643> it's good
L576[13:30:27] <Shuudoushi> oh yeah
:P
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L579[13:58:42] <Shuudoushi> ummm...
L580[13:58:46] <Shuudoushi> wat?
L582[13:59:10] <scj643> Damn
L583[13:59:33] <scj643> Wow and someone
speaks
L584[14:02:11] <scj643> When Lizzy is gone
it's quite
L585[14:02:29] <gamax92> quite what?
L586[14:02:30] *
Lizzy is still here :<
L587[14:02:49] <scj643> Your set as /away
afaik
L588[14:02:59] <Lizzy> nope
L589[14:03:05] <Lizzy> i probably was
earlier
L590[14:03:25] <scj643> Your name is gray
in IRC cloud
L591[14:03:31] <Lizzy> also for that
softether thing, i'll look more into it tomorrow and over the
weekend
L592[14:03:34] <Shuudoushi> scj643: if
Lizzy is away and you ping em, you get a notice telling you
so
L593[14:03:36] <Lizzy> whois me, i'm not
away
L595[14:03:48] <Lizzy> Shuudoushi, that
should happen only once
L596[14:04:02] <Shuudoushi> true
L597[14:04:57] <Mimiru> whats the command
to spawn a test computer again ¬_¬
L598[14:05:04] <Lizzy> oc_sc
L599[14:05:16] <Mimiru> Oh, lysdexia
ftl
L600[14:05:23] <Lizzy> or
/oc_spawncomputer
L601[14:05:26] <Mimiru> I had the right
command.. but sc was reversed
L602[14:05:29] <Lizzy> ah
L604[14:05:55] <Lizzy> wait
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L606[14:06:42] <Lizzy> nvm, same thing
with the 1.7 branch
L607[14:07:43] <Mimiru> Damn I was really
hoping this radio mod could be interacted with via OC.. atleast via
an adapter
L608[14:08:08] <scj643> Dang
L609[14:08:17] <scj643> Wish that could
work too
L610[14:08:20] <Mimiru> and it's not even
OS
L611[14:08:26] <Mimiru> so I can't add
it..
L612[14:08:33] <scj643> JDGui
L613[14:08:54] <scj643> Solution to all
closed source mods :D
L614[14:09:06] <XDjackieXD> :P
L615[14:09:11] <CompanionCube> why not a
better decompiler
L616[14:09:13] <Mimiru>
notsureifserious
L617[14:09:16] <Mimiru> .png
L618[14:09:18] <scj643> Any
decompiler
L619[14:09:19] <CompanionCube> iirc
fernflower's good
L620[14:09:34] <scj643> Something that
gets usable code
L621[14:10:55] <scj643> Open mods had a
radio mod
L622[14:11:04] <scj643> But they dropped
it
L623[14:11:09] <scj643> Open locks
L624[14:11:13] <scj643> Blocks
L625[14:11:52] <Mimiru> Yeah and it sucked
ass.
L626[14:11:52] <XDjackieXD> radios that
can do what? stream from http streams?
L627[14:12:04] <Mimiru> XDjackieXD, yeah
I'm streaming House radio off a shoutcast server
L628[14:12:10] <scj643> Yeah
L629[14:12:28] <XDjackieXD> Mimiru:
shouldn't be too hard to build sometihng like this that streams on
the client.
L630[14:12:29] <scj643> Need something
that can play OGG streams
L631[14:12:43] <Mimiru> This does MP3, not
sure about ogg
L632[14:13:31] <Mimiru> I was working on a
streaming mod at one time in... 1.5? might have been 1.4 but didn't
get far with it
L633[14:14:04] <Mimiru> This one is cool
in that you can extend the range by adding wireless speakers..
heh
L634[14:14:49] <XDjackieXD> I think It
should be doable to stram from http(s) sources and output it
L635[14:15:19] <scj643> Those streams are
just MP3 OGG or AAC
L636[14:15:20] <XDjackieXD> ang a vorbis
decoder should be available on any recent system...
L637[14:15:35] <scj643> OGG is in stock
MC
L638[14:15:42] <Shuudoushi> Mimiru: link
to a dummy iheart radio account
L639[14:15:50] <Shuudoushi> link it
to*
L640[14:15:52] <XDjackieXD> what does
audio output in mc? lwjgl?
L641[14:15:53] <Mimiru> …
L642[14:16:03] <scj643> Paul's audio code
stuff
L643[14:16:18] <Mimiru> Shuudoushi, go
home, I'm not drunk enough for this.
L644[14:16:19] <Mimiru> afk
L645[14:16:19] <XDjackieXD> does it have
any usable api?
L646[14:16:24] <scj643> See it on the log
once it launches
L647[14:16:30] <Shuudoushi> XD
L648[14:16:43] *
Lizzy offers Mimiru alcoholic beverages
L649[14:16:51] <XDjackieXD> yes but I
don't think paul's stuff is responsible for audio output. just for
the ingame sounds...
L650[14:16:52] <scj643> Lol
L651[14:17:12] <Shuudoushi> iheart radio
does I think
L652[14:17:16] <scj643> That would have to
be something native specific
L653[14:17:43] <scj643> Somehow
implementing spotify into MC
L654[14:18:01] <XDjackieXD> you could look
into openblocks code. it has a radio that can stream from the
internet ^^
L655[14:18:10] <scj643> It's dead
though
L656[14:18:14] <XDjackieXD> ?
L657[14:18:24] <scj643> No longer
supported or updated
L658[14:18:39] <XDjackieXD> but this
doesn't mean the code is useless
L659[14:20:24] <scj643> Waiting on buses
sucks
L660[14:20:27] <XDjackieXD> also where did
anyone state that it doesn't get updated? on the twitter account it
doesn't say anything about it... (and on the homepage and github
neither)
L661[14:20:45] <scj643> They removed the
radio part from the mod
L662[14:20:49] <XDjackieXD> oh
L663[14:20:58] <scj643> And opencodecs
doesn't get updates either
L664[14:21:03] <XDjackieXD> well you can
still try to use the code or parts of it
L665[14:21:42] <XDjackieXD> I probably
start to play MC again to get up to date with all the mods :3
L666[14:21:45] <scj643> Yeah but it
requires you to use radio crystals that use NBT data to stream
data
L667[14:22:34] <Mimiru> Yeah that part
annoyed the hell out of me
L668[14:22:44] <gamax92> ...
L669[14:22:55] <gamax92> is
oc_spawncomputer an actual command
L670[14:22:58] <Mimiru> ...yes
L671[14:22:59] <Lizzy> yes
L672[14:22:59] <scj643> Just make
something that changed the NBT data
L673[14:23:01] <scj643> Yes
L674[14:23:09] *
Lizzy stabs gamax92 repeatedly
L675[14:23:10] <gamax92>
sdkjskadjaskdljaskldjaskdljaskdlsajdlk
L676[14:23:14] <gamax92> yes thank
you
L677[14:23:34] <XDjackieXD> scj643: As I
already said: take the code, make it better, add an OC api and
you're good to go! :3
L678[14:23:40] *
scj643 beheads gamax92
L679[14:23:44] <XDjackieXD> It's
opensource for a reason
L680[14:23:48] <scj643> Yep
L681[14:23:57] <Mimiru> Well, I just laid
the boilerplate code down for just such a mod. :P
L682[14:24:05] <scj643> Lol
L683[14:24:07] <XDjackieXD> ^^
L684[14:24:18] <Mimiru> Saidly, OpenRadio
is taken
L685[14:24:21] <Mimiru> :P
L686[14:24:24] <Mimiru> sadly*
L687[14:24:25] *
XDjackieXD has OpenRadio ^^
L688[14:24:30] <Mimiru> I'm aware :p
L689[14:24:39] <gamax92> OpenHAM
L690[14:24:48] <scj643> XDjackieXD: you
own that name
L691[14:24:51] <gamax92> note has nothing
to do with ham radio
L692[14:24:57] <scj643> OpenFM
L693[14:25:01] <Mimiru> OOH!
L694[14:25:01] <gamax92> S3 make a ham
radio mod
L695[14:25:04] <Mimiru> Bingo.
L696[14:25:11] <XDjackieXD> Mimiru you
could also add it to my mod ^^
L697[14:25:21] <XDjackieXD> My plan was on
adding ham radio stuff anyways ^^
L698[14:25:27] <scj643> XDjackieXD: Link
to your mod
L699[14:25:33] <XDjackieXD> (haven't coded
for a while though...)
L700[14:25:39] <scj643> Mekanism has an
internal radio stuff in it
L702[14:25:59] <XDjackieXD> to do for
lasers: rewrite power usage, add fancy rendering ^^
L703[14:26:16] <XDjackieXD> and the ideas
what to add next are endless :3
L704[14:26:33] <XDjackieXD> I really have
to do some coding soon(tm) :D
L706[14:27:00] <XDjackieXD> ^^
L707[14:27:02] <scj643> Make it so that
you can disable fancy rendering
L708[14:27:11] <scj643> OpenAM
L709[14:27:17] <XDjackieXD>
"Streaming radio mof for Minecraft" you have a typo in
the description ^^
L710[14:27:31] <scj643> It's a mof
run
L711[14:27:40] <Mimiru> No wai, you have
ab ug in your HTML rendering code. :P
L712[14:27:45] <Mimiru> a bug*
L713[14:27:46] <scj643> Lol
L714[14:27:51] <Mimiru> damn I can't
type.. eating Pizza :P
L715[14:28:07] <scj643> I'm on an iPad
it's worse
L716[14:28:21] *
Lizzy stares at Mimiru
L717[14:28:21] <scj643> Bus is
coming
L718[14:31:28] *
XDjackieXD is starting intellij.
L719[14:31:46] <XDjackieXD> It's time to
do some fun! (so no rendering code today! XD)
L720[14:33:00] <XDjackieXD> I will
probably rework the power usage and add a real config file ^^
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L722[14:46:25] <Timmy94W> hi
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L724[14:48:07] <Timmy94W> is keeny
here?
L725[14:48:13] <Timmy94W> keeny*
L727[14:48:21] <Timmy94W> kenny*
L728[14:48:43] <Mimiru> Kenny hasn't been
here in what... over a year?
L730[14:49:07] <Timmy94W> Lizzy, do you
know the dig program that is included as loot in OC?
L731[14:49:28] <Lizzy> i know of it, not
much more than that
L732[14:50:49] <Timmy94W> i want add there
something like checkStoredEnergy() but i dont know exactly where i
have to add this
L733[14:51:55] <Timmy94W> the robot should
go charge if less then 15% energy is stored
L734[15:02:17] <Mimiru> Ahh this radio mod
uses javazoom.
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L736[15:07:47] <scj643> They should make
computers that can bruteforce encryption for idiots that get
cryptolockers
L737[15:08:11] <scj643> Also I learned
apple doesn't have backdoors into their products
L738[15:09:38] <Lilly_Satou> how do you
know
L739[15:09:55] <scj643> Unless the CEO
lied on NPR they don't
L740[15:10:26] <Lilly_Satou> pretty sure
microsoft would say the same thing
L741[15:10:27] <Lilly_Satou> kek
L742[15:10:33] *
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L743[15:11:34] <Mimiru> You really think
someone would do that, just get on the radio/tv/newspaper/internet
and just lie?!
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L746[15:16:28] <Murlocking> Thanks for the
help earlier Mimiru. I think I got my programs setup correctly now
:)
L747[15:16:41] <Mimiru> Nice Murlocking,
glad to help
L748[15:16:53] <scj643> #lua
11.02-7.99
L749[15:16:53] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.03
L750[15:16:56] <scj643> Good
L751[15:17:40] <Ecen> I can't find any
instructions anywhere on how to install OpenComputers on a
Minecraft server. Just putting the .jar in the forge mod folder
doesn't seem to work. Any help?
L752[15:17:56] <Murlocking> Woot?
L753[15:18:03] <Lizzy> Ecen, that should
work, how are you installing forge on the server?>
L754[15:18:04] <Mimiru> Ecen, err, that's
all you need to do?
L755[15:18:44] <Ecen> Installed forge
through their installer.
L756[15:18:46] <Murlocking> That works
just fine for me. Gotta have the mod installed on client and
server, inside the mods folder
L757[15:19:00] <Mimiru> If you have forge
installed, and you're sure that's working check your log for
errors
L758[15:20:02] <Ecen> Log doesn't report
anything, and client side works but recipes doesn't do anything.
Will check my server versions though, might be something messed up
there.
L759[15:20:18] <Lizzy> Ecen, how are you
starting yourserver?
L760[15:20:21] <Izaya> I was pinged?
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L762[15:20:32] <Mimiru> Make sure you're
looking for stuff like Invalid Archive and stuff too
L763[15:20:34] <Lizzy> Izaya, probably
when i was talking about VPSs with scj643
L764[15:20:41] <Izaya> ohok
L766[15:21:53] <Izaya> mmmh Lizzy
L768[15:22:09] <Ecen> I was gonna paste
how I started my server, then I realized I might not be starting
forge... Will check.
L769[15:22:14] <Izaya> was you and
scj643
L770[15:22:33] *
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L772[15:23:02] <Izaya> [08:40:04]
<Lizzy> Mine and Temia's on Athar itself, yours and Izaya's
on your VPSs
L773[15:23:08] <Lizzy> ah
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L776[15:25:25] <scj643> Going to be saving
$3 on steam
L777[15:26:45] <scj643> Just got this war
of mine
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L779[15:27:18] <Mimiru> Ok.. now to try to
figure out how to fetch javazoom from maven central
L780[15:27:47] <Ecen> Okay, well thanks
guys. Seems I derped and wasn't starting the forge server -.-' Now
that I do start forge it crashes, but that's a problem I can
probably solve!
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L782[15:28:09] <Izaya> gg
L783[15:28:30] <scj643> I feel good
getting this war of mine
L784[15:29:36] <scj643> Only one of my
friends have it
L785[15:29:47] <Izaya> such
hipsterism
L786[15:30:02] <Izaya> anyway, I must
go
L787[15:30:04] <Izaya> o/
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L789[15:30:41] <Mimiru> later Izaya
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L808[17:14:27] <scj643> Lizzy status on
softether?
L809[17:15:08] <Mimiru> scj643, [14:02:49]
<@Lizzy> also for that softether thing, i'll look more into
it tomorrow and over the weekend
L810[17:19:15] <scj643> Oh ok
L811[17:21:07] <vifino> Woo. After 9000
sfc /scannow's, chkdsk /R /F's, dism's, I have windows 10 working
again.
L812[17:21:15] <vifino> Only took me like
a month or so.
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L814[17:28:50] <S3> somehow opencv is now
an implied dependancy of Audacity
L815[17:29:33] <vifino> Of course, why
shouldn't it.
L816[17:31:03] <S3> because...
L817[17:31:06] <S3> it never did
L818[17:31:45] <S3> I am upgrading
audacity now
L819[17:31:55] <S3> is the first time it
made me compile it lol
L820[17:32:51] <vifino> probably some
internal filter using opencv for something
L821[17:33:04] <S3> probably
L822[17:33:40] <S3> upgrading to
10.2
L823[17:33:50] <S3> (not audacity)
L824[17:34:10] <S3> I need an excuse to
recompile EVERY one of my ports
L825[17:34:17] <vifino> .-.
L826[17:34:27] <S3> they're just so out of
sync
L827[17:34:39] <S3> from updates and
upgrades of this machine from since like FreeBSD 8
L828[17:35:07] <S3> starting to get
compile errors everywhere lol in ports with more and more of
them
L829[17:35:20] <S3> and they're all
library mismatches
L830[17:35:27] <scj643> Damn
L831[17:35:37] <scj643> I got this war of
mine on steam
L832[17:35:38] <vifino> S3:
lelurfakt
L833[17:36:24] <S3> plus I broke it even
more by updating 10.1
L834[17:36:29] <S3> to 10.1 latest
L835[17:36:40] <S3> not a problem though
:)
L836[17:36:58] <S3> I bet my fiance left
her laptop here.. it runs Slackware
L837[17:37:01] <S3> so I can just do my hw
on that
L839[17:37:37] <S3> has anybody gotten
past the damn hulu has since in the past week or two been broken
for chrome on Linux issue?
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L842[17:38:02] <S3> somebody told me I
could install some software to take care of it..
L843[17:38:17] <scj643> Don't use
Hulu
L844[17:38:35] <S3> unfortunately a lot of
shows end badly on seasons on netflix
L845[17:38:36] <vifino> scj643: Nobody
asked you.
L846[17:38:41] <S3> so I end up watching
the rest on hulu lol
L847[17:38:43] <vifino> Jeez.
L848[17:38:51] <S3> like this anime I
watched last week
L849[17:39:05] <S3> it was all coming to
like this finale right, and last episode, there was no
showdown
L850[17:39:11] <S3> it just ended saying,
whats gonna happeN?!
L852[17:39:14] <scj643> Get kodi and
funimation
L853[17:39:28] <scj643> Edit one line of
Python and you get premium for free
L854[17:39:31] <S3> so I eneded up finding
season 2 on hulu lol
L855[17:40:18] <scj643> S3 do you think
that's a fail on their end
L857[17:40:36] <S3> it was the last
episode of season 1
L858[17:40:48] <S3> it's totally fail on
the people who made the anime
L859[17:40:50] <scj643> Episode of
what
L860[17:40:55] <S3> I forget
L861[17:41:02] <S3> but it's happened to
me for a few of em
L862[17:41:05] <scj643> I was talking
about the funimation premium stuff
L864[17:41:31] <S3> it's just that their
design is not secure scj643
L865[17:41:42] <S3> but I don't exploit
stuff like that
L866[17:41:48] <scj643> Ok
L867[17:42:00] <scj643> Well you can watch
their free stuff using the addon too
L868[17:42:30] <S3> oh well
L869[17:42:34] <S3> hulu doesn't bother
me
L870[17:42:42] <S3> I kinda wanna switch
as it has an ad free option now
L871[17:42:45] <scj643> Funimation stuff
on Hulu sucks
L872[17:42:46] <S3> but it's probably more
expensive
L873[17:42:49] <scj643> It is
L874[17:43:03] <scj643> They only give
Hulu 480p
L875[17:43:04] <S3> ads don't bother me
though
L876[17:43:28] <scj643> What anime do you
watch though
L877[17:43:36] <S3> scj643: nobody cares
about video quality when they're half asleep
L878[17:43:47] <scj643> Whatever
L879[17:44:00] <S3> hulu comes out looking
just fine on my 42" tv
L880[17:44:19] <scj643> Go watch fairy
tail and tell me if it looks fine
L881[17:44:31] <S3> It doesn't look
fine
L882[17:44:37] <scj643> 480p is not
good
L883[17:44:43] <S3> because I watched
fairy tale episode one and two or so and I said, that shit looks
like shit
L884[17:44:47] <S3> but not in terms of
quality
L885[17:44:51] <S3> I was talking about
the show
L886[17:44:55] <scj643> Oh
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L888[17:45:27] <scj643> Well watch
anything from funimation on Hulu and the quality is going to be
480p even if your plus
L889[17:46:00] <S3> I never notice
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L891[17:46:11] <S3> probably because I
grew up with a giant CRT tv
L892[17:46:16] <scj643> Really dang
L893[17:46:18] <S3> it was 30 something
"
L894[17:46:35] <S3> LCDs were only in like
super top secret labs when I was a kid
L895[17:46:38] <scj643> I'm visually
impaired and I notice
L896[17:46:44] <S3> lol not really but I
mean, they were extremely rare
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L898[17:46:55] <S3> and they were also
really, really bad
L899[17:47:01] <S3> the laptops that had
them were so bad
L900[17:47:05] <S3> you would move your
mouse an inch
L901[17:47:07] <scj643> Yeah
L902[17:47:07] <S3> and have to find
it
L903[17:47:11] <S3> because it blurred so
much
L904[17:47:40] <S3> you could wathc the
crystals change colors
L905[17:47:56] <scj643> Still the fact
remains that 480p should look pretty bad on a 48" TV
L906[17:47:58] <S3> maybe vifino's used an
old lcd like that from 1989
L907[17:48:05] <S3> actually even the ones
in 1995 were slow
L908[17:48:40] <scj643> Now they run at 60
ha
L909[17:48:43] <scj643> HZ
L910[17:48:46] <scj643> or higher
L911[17:49:02] <S3> staring through heavy
noise interference on television is something I did all the time as
a kid
L912[17:49:11] <S3> I watched my tv shows
when I could barely even hear them coming in
L913[17:49:22] <S3> and they'd roll and
peel down the screenm
L914[17:49:25] <S3> screen*
L915[17:49:27] <scj643> Antennas fun
fun
L916[17:49:33] <S3> oh yes
L917[17:49:38] <S3> we had a giant one on
our roof
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L919[17:49:44] <S3> probably about 10 feet
long
L920[17:49:54] <S3> I forget the actual
name of those style of antennas
L921[17:50:03] <S3> they're like,
parapalegic or some crazy stuff or something
L922[17:50:26] <vifino> parabol
L923[17:50:26] <S3> somebody else in
#hamradio may be able to tell you on FN
L925[17:50:49] <S3> I have a 10' parabolic
antenna vifino
L926[17:50:54] <S3> that thing will crush
your roof
L927[17:51:01] <scj643> Lol
L928[17:51:19] <S3> scj643: know what a
parabolic antenna is?
L929[17:51:22] <vifino> anyway, S3, I know
what you are talking about with these old lcd's, they have bad
ghosting and blur
L930[17:51:34] <S3> yeah.
L931[17:51:35] <scj643> Think I do from
older TV shows
L932[17:51:37] <S3> some of them are very
very bad
L933[17:51:50] <vifino> scj643: tl;dr
satelite dish
L934[17:51:56] <S3> vifino: I have no
FRIGGING idea how I played frigging action games on them with
DOS
L935[17:51:58] <S3> on my laptop
L936[17:52:01] <scj643> Kodi and openbox
work pretty good
L937[17:52:14] <vifino> scj643:
L938[17:52:23] <scj643> Worse thing I deal
with is tearing
L939[17:52:34] <vifino> How the hell does
that matter to S3 if the lcd is shit?
L940[17:52:39] <vifino> q_q
L941[17:52:40] <S3> scj643: parabolic
antennas have a very special feature, they have a 1:1 communication
ratio
L942[17:52:54] <S3> if you can see it, it
can see you, if you can reach it, it can reach you, regardless of
transmission power.
L943[17:53:03] <S3> that's because
parabolic antennas are "radio telescopes"
L945[17:53:14] <scj643> Wow
L946[17:53:23] <S3> yeah it's a nice
quality to have
L947[17:53:35] <S3> I have a 10' diameter
one
L948[17:53:48] <S3> it's just barely big
enough to take pictures of jupiter
L949[17:53:54] <scj643> Wow
L950[17:53:56] <S3> which, mind you, they
aren't photographic pictures
L951[17:54:04] <S3> they're magentic
imaging
L952[17:54:19] <vifino> S3: I want.
L953[17:54:30] <S3> I got it for
free
L954[17:54:31] <scj643> I love a certain
magical index
L955[17:54:42] <S3> just go find somebody
with a giant ass dish for sattelite tv from the early 90s
L956[17:54:46] <S3> and they will gladly
hand it to you
L957[17:54:54] <S3> some people I know
found somebody with a 14' dish
L958[17:55:01] <S3> 10 is huge
L959[17:55:39] <S3> mine actually has a
motor on it for controlling it with a pi or sometyhing if you
want
L960[17:55:43] <S3> angle wise
L961[17:55:49] <S3> but its very rusted
:(
L962[17:56:25] <scj643> There is a hissing
noise emitted by my tv when a test pattern that alternates black
and white pixels
L963[17:56:52] <scj643> Or vertical
alternating pixels
L966[17:57:37] <S3> are you talking about
when your tv shows white noise?
L967[17:57:46] <S3> that's not from the
screen, that's from the audio channel
L968[17:58:10] <S3> HOWEVER. your screen
also makes noises too, they're usually very hard to hear without
putting your ear up to them
L969[17:58:12] <scj643> No no
L970[17:58:23] <S3> and they're usually up
past 20Khz
L971[17:58:26] <vifino> hehe, #!/bin/cat
works
L972[17:58:34] <S3> vifino: why wouldn't
it?
L973[17:58:39] <scj643> It's a row of
vertical pixels that alternate from black and white
L974[17:58:52] <scj643> TV hisses
L975[17:59:05] <vifino> S3: i meant it
more like it works exactly like i expected
L976[17:59:18] <S3> oh lol
L977[17:59:30] <scj643> What could cause
the hissing
L978[18:00:11] <vifino> S3: ocbsd better
have #!'s
L979[18:00:13] <S3> interference from the
electron ray guns?
L980[18:00:19] <vifino> otherwise I'll
murder you.
L981[18:00:26] <S3> no probably not
L982[18:00:38] <vifino> I'M GONNA MURDER
YOU S3
L983[18:00:39] <S3> but it may have to do
with what's going on outside of the tube actually
L984[18:00:54] * S3
copy and pastes this chat to law enforcement
L985[18:01:01] <S3> lol jk
L986[18:01:23] <scj643> A certain magical
index has a girl nicknamed railgun
L987[18:01:40] <S3> vifino: ocbsd will
have shebangs, but remember it's not OCBSD that's responsible for
that
L988[18:01:43] <S3> it's your shell
L990[18:01:55] <vifino> erm
L991[18:01:57] <vifino> no
L992[18:02:00] <S3> are you sure?
L993[18:02:04] <vifino> yep.
L994[18:02:17] <S3> I'm pretty sure exec,
etc doesn't give a flying shit about your shebang, I dunno what
else could
L995[18:02:22] <vifino> that's why you can
execve shell scripts.
L996[18:02:25] <S3> besides the shell
loading the program
L998[18:02:42] <vifino> *exec(ve)
L999[18:02:42] <S3> well that's good to
know then
L1000[18:02:51] <S3> yeah I know what you
mean
L1001[18:04:08] <CompanionCube> in actual
linux I believe the shebang support is implemented in the
kernel
L1002[18:04:16] <vifino> CompanionCube:
it is.
L1003[18:04:20] <vifino> also in
freebsd.
L1004[18:04:25] <vifino> and every unix,
afaik
L1006[18:05:34] <S3> I don't see it in
the execve doc... I'll read it completely in a bit
L1007[18:05:46] <vifino> "Under
Unix-like operating systems, when a script with a shebang is run as
a program, the program loader parses the rest of the script's
initial line as an interpreter directive; the specified interpreter
program is run instead, passing to it as an argument the path that
was initially used when attempting to run the script."
L1008[18:06:31] <S3> lol, shebang is not
in that doc, I searched for it with /
L1010[18:06:36] <S3> at least not on
mine
L1011[18:07:43] <scj643> No tearing on my
display right now
L1012[18:08:24] <S3> yeah
L1013[18:08:29] <S3> stop crying on your
display
L1014[18:08:34] <scj643> I got rid of a
TF2 crate and made a $0.01 profit
L1015[18:09:05] <vifino> S3: It's in
POSIX, afaik.
L1016[18:09:12] <scj643> Lol
L1017[18:09:31] <vifino> Ah, found
it.
L1018[18:09:33] <vifino> "The
shebang was introduced by Dennis Ritchie between Edition 7 and 8 at
Bell Laboratories."
L1019[18:10:54] <vifino> S3: but the
shell-only shebangs are a thing in v7 and below, so I'd recommend
updating :P
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L1022[18:12:31] <S3> vifino: I still
always thought that the shells checked for the shebangs and invoked
exec depending on that
L1024[18:13:19] <scj643> OpenJDK will use
as much ram as it can
L1025[18:13:27] <scj643> OrcaleJDK will
not
L1026[18:13:44] <vifino> ¬_¬
L1027[18:14:08] <vifino> Could you like,
stop spewing bs for a few hours, scj643?
L1028[18:14:48] <scj643> It isn't
bs
L1029[18:14:48] <S3> I thought that
openjdk was just the jdk part.. doesn't it still technically use
oracleJVM or some crap?
L1030[18:14:55] <S3> it's definately a
dependancy
L1031[18:14:56] <scj643> Ask lizzy
L1032[18:15:22] <scj643> When I had
openjdk 7 it didn't just crash on MC because of lack of arguments
for ram
L1033[18:15:27] <vifino> S3: They use
mostly the same source.
L1034[18:15:33] <S3> I see.
L1035[18:15:35] <scj643> Which is very
bad
L1036[18:15:55] <scj643> Can leave a
remote system in an unoperatable state
L1037[18:16:13] <S3> must decide beer
before homework
L1038[18:16:16] <S3> or after
L1039[18:16:38] <S3> it depends how many
comments I want to get next week on my passbacks
L1040[18:16:54] <S3> Only kidding
L1041[18:16:56] <S3> but I tell you
what
L1042[18:17:54] <S3> vifino: I found a
function declaration in a while loop today
L1043[18:18:04] <S3> and the compiler
didn't complain
L1044[18:18:06] <S3> b ut it didn't call
it
L1045[18:18:14] <vifino> wat
L1046[18:18:18] <vifino> ?!?!!?!
L1047[18:18:27] <S3> some code I was
editing last night
L1048[18:18:36] <S3> it was like
this
L1049[18:18:47] <S3> for(;;) {
L1050[18:18:57] <S3> foo();
L1051[18:19:03] <S3> sub foo { STUFF
}
L1053[18:19:11] <S3> sorta
L1054[18:19:15] <S3> except a lot more
linees
L1055[18:19:25] <S3> no idea how I did
that
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L1057[18:19:50] <vifino> blergh, thats
perl
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L1059[18:19:52] <vifino> .-.
L1060[18:20:06] <S3> well I just find it
confusing
L1061[18:20:12] <S3> because it isn't
something I would usually do
L1062[18:20:31] <S3> I'm glad this wasn't
pushed to git
L1063[18:20:37] <S3> before function
register_entities
L1064[18:20:57] <S3> #TODO: fix rumpel
stiltzkin messing causing mempory leak shit
L1065[18:21:40] <S3> no idea what thats
about
L1066[18:21:41] <scj643> Lol
L1067[18:22:15] <S3> # TODO fixme
L1068[18:22:17] <S3> fix what?
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L1070[18:22:24] <S3> the line just
says:
L1071[18:22:33] <S3> print "\n"
# TODO fixme
L1072[18:23:04] <S3> I spent today
cleaning up my game engine!
L1073[18:23:30] <scj643> Is OCbsd a
workable thing yet
L1074[18:23:41] <S3> too much
homework
L1075[18:23:50] <S3> can only do so much
at once
L1076[18:24:01] <S3> I have two
assignments due tomorrow
L1077[18:24:03] <S3> I should get on
them
L1078[18:24:05] <scj643> Is it in a state
that I can use it
L1080[18:24:13] <S3> don't use it
L1081[18:24:15] <S3> you will crash
L1082[18:24:22] <S3> you will get BSOD on
OC
L1083[18:24:33] <S3> because boot loader
fun
L1084[18:25:00] <S3> PReparing to
implement SOPT 0.0.0
L1085[18:25:17] <S3> it is much better,
but the same, as SOPT 0
L1086[18:25:42] <S3> it supports
splitting partitions into slices, and a much more reliable way of
gathering partition table data, and faster
L1087[18:25:57] <S3> it still supports
antitheoretically infinite partitions.
L1088[18:26:22] <S3> .. also
multidisksupport is dropped. Use the ccd driver.
L1089[18:27:42] <scj643> Ok
L1090[18:30:04] <S3> Hey vifino
L1091[18:30:46] <S3> Do you think that
striping would actually increase performance of concatenated disks
on OC?
L1092[18:30:57] <S3> I wouldn't think so.
But I wonder
L1093[18:31:43] <vifino> hmm
L1094[18:32:04] <vifino> No, I don't
think so.
L1095[18:32:50] <S3> If I have 2 disks..
Is it faster to read 1 sector of both disks than two in a row on
one.. I wouldn't think so either. If it is though, it is a very
easy feature to implement
L1096[18:33:34] <S3> I guess it depends
on the fact that readsector is blocking
L1097[18:35:20] <S3> If the result of a
read sector was via an event and the access times were much worse I
guess that it would be feasible
L1098[18:36:16] <S3> Vifino I think that
sector caching is our best sword against io performance
L1099[18:36:46] <scj643> Going to need to
make a packet system for components
L1100[18:37:18] <vifino> S3: Aye.
L1101[18:37:22] <S3> Why?
L1102[18:37:37] <S3> Tunneling
them?
L1103[18:37:44] <scj643> Yea
L1104[18:38:06] <scj643> Need to have
networks that have more than 20 components
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L1106[18:46:03] <scj643> With open
security how would I interact with the mag card reader
L1107[18:46:45] <vifino> Ask the
allmighty Mimiru.
L1108[18:47:01] <Mimiru> By right
clicking it, there are no methods
L1109[18:47:12] <Mimiru> when you right
click it an event is raised
L1110[18:47:16] <vifino> See? Works every
time :P
L1111[18:47:20] *
vifino hides
L1112[18:47:36] <scj643> Mimiru: where
are the docs
L1114[18:48:24] <vifino> scj643: say
"Thank you Mimiru" before you leave. q_q
L1115[18:48:37] <scj643> Thank you
L1116[18:48:42] <Mimiru> The docs are a
bit out of date, but I'm super busy recently
L1117[18:48:44] <Mimiru> and np.
L1118[18:50:59] <scj643> Does it sound
like a good idea to use as an auth mechanism on a creative
server
L1119[18:51:47] <Mimiru> We use them on
my server
L1120[18:52:52] <S3> here comes the
upgrade
L1121[18:53:15] <S3> hello Mimiru
L1122[18:53:20] <Mimiru> Hi.
L1123[18:54:00] <vifino> ... my pi is
building boost... again?!
L1124[18:54:30] <scj643> Lol
L1125[18:54:37] <S3>
....?!?!?!?!?!?!
L1126[18:54:52] <S3> ok reboot and
update
L1127[18:54:53] <scj643> Mimiru: you have
a server *gasp*
L1128[18:54:54] <S3> for 10.2
L1129[18:54:57] <S3> then recompile every
port
L1130[18:55:10] <Mimiru> I've *had* a
server.
L1131[18:55:26] <scj643> Had ......
L1132[18:55:32] <scj643> Reason for
closing?
L1133[18:55:36] <Mimiru> Yes, as in, have
had for ages.
L1134[18:55:38] <Mimiru> It's not.
L1135[18:57:21] <scj643> Oh
L1136[18:57:30] <S3> whee
L1137[18:57:36] <scj643> Is it still
running and people using it
L1138[18:58:00] <scj643> I'm expanding
that adder that we made S3
L1140[18:58:22] <S3> it's actually not a
true full adder btw
L1141[18:58:28] <S3> a true full adder
has 3 inputs not 2
L1142[18:58:35] <S3> carry in is not in
that one
L1143[18:58:38] <Mimiru> scj643,
yes..
L1144[18:59:13] <scj643> How many?
L1145[18:59:18] <S3> also, that full
adder though fast is bigger than a full adder using xor and and
gates
L1146[19:00:21] <Mimiru> erm 7ish?
L1147[19:00:28] <scj643> What is the
other thing
L1148[19:00:48] <scj643> Mimiru: that's
more than mine :D good job
L1149[19:00:59] <S3> scj643: so a full
adder has Carry In, A, B, Q, and Carry out
L1150[19:01:03] <scj643> The other thing
you have S3
L1151[19:01:08] <S3> 3 inputs two
outputs
L1152[19:01:32] <scj643> Was thinking
just having a thing that counts how many are on then outputs the
total
L1154[19:02:10] <S3> you could do
thatr
L1155[19:02:14] <scj643> Can I scale this
to do this
L1156[19:02:29] <S3> scj643: all that PAL
is, is a decoder
L1157[19:02:42] <S3> it represents a
truth table
L1158[19:02:47] <S3> the AND plane
decodes
L1159[19:02:54] <S3> the OR plane sets
IO
L1160[19:02:56] <S3> er, outputs
L1161[19:03:23] <S3> it would be cool to
see the use of RS latches somehow to control the or plane...
L1162[19:03:28] <S3> so it could be
reprogrammed
L1163[19:03:43] <S3> but would be much
larger.
L1164[19:12:48] <scj643> I screwed it up
somewhere
L1165[19:17:48] <scj643> Got it working
with 3 inputs
L1166[19:19:19] <scj643> Growth is
exponential so going for 4 will not be possible
L1167[19:20:46] <scj643> S3 I'm
learning
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L1169[19:24:15] <scj643> Would need to
change a design to make it output on
L1170[19:24:16] <scj643> 0
L1171[19:28:42] <scj643> Sequencer in
project red is broken
L1172[19:41:30] <S3> scj643: with
PAL
L1173[19:41:36] <S3> every input doubles
the size of your PAL
L1174[19:41:47] <S3> same as every bit
doubles the combinations
L1175[19:41:50] <S3> in binary
L1176[19:42:15] <S3> 1 bit = 2 comboes, 2
bits = 4, 3 => 8, 4 => 16, 5 => 32, etc
L1177[19:42:55] <S3> scj643: if its just
a normal decoder in the AND part
L1178[19:42:59] <S3> then you can just
change the OR plane
L1179[19:43:08] <S3> or you could add two
i too
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L1190[20:40:57] <IzayaXMPP> well that
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L1193[20:56:31] <Shuudoushi> ok... time
to feel like an idiot... how do you make a multi-item
table...
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L1195[20:59:13] <Shuudoushi> ~w
table
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L1204[22:23:01] <Shuudoushi> Xilandro:
thanks
L1205[22:23:30] <Shuudoushi> now, how do
i properly call that with out everything exploding in my
face?
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L1208[22:48:29] <Xilandro> Show me your
table
L1209[22:48:46] <Xilandro> But basically
it should be mytable.mysubtable.whateverlabel
L1210[22:49:03] <Xilandro> A good example
is using AE2's controller as a component when checking
craftables
L1211[22:49:08] <Xilandro> Or an
inventory controller
L1212[22:49:17] <Xilandro> Since you have
a table of items
L1213[22:49:23] <Xilandro> And then a
subtable for each item
L1214[22:49:27] <Xilandro> With the item
name, count, damage if any, etc
L1215[22:49:28] <Shuudoushi> yeah, I've
kind of avoided this stuff lol
L1216[22:49:49] <Xilandro> Get a chest,
fill it half full of random shit, and then stick an adapter next to
it with an inventory controller
L1217[22:49:55] <Xilandro> Once you do
that, I'll give you the next step
L1218[22:50:17] <Shuudoushi> local
versions = { [bin] = {1.0.0}, [lib] = {1.0.0}, [ect.] = {ect.}
}
L1219[22:50:40] <Shuudoushi> that's more
or less the table i have atm
L1220[22:50:58] <Xilandro> Okay, run
'return versions.bin[1]
L1221[22:51:19] <Xilandro> Actually, hang
on, let me pop your thinger into my program
L1223[22:53:40] <dangranos> i finally
installed grub in fucking EFI mode
L1224[22:53:48] <dangranos> swearing is
required here
L1225[22:53:51] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1226[22:53:54] <dangranos> *for
that
L1227[22:55:20] <dangranos> because i
couldn't boot arch livecd/usb in efi mode (probably has to do
something with it being 8 months old) i booted from nixos liveusb
(nearly same minimalistic console, lol)and arch-chrooted (manually)
into my installed Arch
L1228[22:55:26] <dangranos> grub-install
worked
L1229[22:56:26] <Xilandro> Shuudoushi,
give me 10 minutes, and I'll be on the server, and I'll make
something up
L1230[22:56:42] <Shuudoushi> kk,
cool
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L1232[23:04:12] <dangranos> heh
L1233[23:04:25] <dangranos> reading ext4
layout of it's blocks
L1234[23:04:42] <dangranos> "Compare
all this to FAT, which stores all the file information directly in
the directory entry, but does not support hard links and is in
general more seek-happy than ext4 due to its simpler block
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