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L14[02:23:58] <dfo> hey guys, anyone
around?
L15[02:24:18] <dfo> need some help with
thaumcraft integration and oc
L16[02:28:15] *
Skye|Tired looks around
L17[02:29:01] <Skye|Tired> dfo: it doesn't
look like there are many people around.
L18[02:29:40] <dfo> guess not xD
L19[02:29:59] <Skye|Tired> Wait around for
some time
L20[02:30:10] <Skye|Tired> Someone might
help when they wake up
L21[02:30:26] <dfo> ill try again this
afternoon, not surprised @ 330am here
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L39[05:13:00] <dfo> hey guys, when im using
an adapter block thats connected to multiple components, how can i
use the analyzer to get the address of the different connected
components?
L40[05:13:32] <dfo> trying to copy and
paste the addresses of all components connected to the adapter
block, but it only seems to copy the address of 1 of the connected
compnents, not all
L41[05:17:54] <Noob> dfo: You're not using
adapter for the purpose you're supposed to use it for
L42[05:18:35] <Noob> dfo: Adapter is the
block that allows you to either use item components(like upgrades)
or interact with other mods(like ComputerCraft or even vanilla Note
Blocks)
L43[05:19:19] <Noob> dfo: It is not meant
to be used as "cable splitter"
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L45[05:28:10] <dfo> Noob: i understand
that, but as far as i know an adapter block can interface with
multiple machines
L46[05:28:46] <dfo> i just need to know if
there is a way to copy the address of all the connected machines
that are being interfaced with by the adapter block
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L49[05:30:25] <dfo> just trying to save on
building an adapter block for each furnace
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L51[05:30:43] <dfo> when one adapter can
connect to 2 furnaces at the same time, each having a different
address
L52[05:31:45] <Noob> Well it should work
actually, if those furnaces have any means to interact with OC/CC
api at all of course
L53[05:32:06] <dfo> of course, it does
work
L54[05:32:14] <Elizabeth> you can always
use the .get() method of the component library, so like furnaceA =
component.proxy( component.get(
"FirstFewLettersOfAddress") )
L55[05:32:20] <dfo> i already know all
this
L56[05:32:39] <Elizabeth> that way you
don't have to write down the full address
L57[05:32:40] <dfo> what im asking is if
there is a way to use the analyzer to copy the addresses of ALL
connected blocks
L58[05:32:52] <Elizabeth> probably not,
no
L59[05:33:00] <dfo> and to find which
address corresponds to the furnace on which side
L60[05:33:03] <dfo> ok, thats what i needed
to know
L61[05:33:09] <dfo> guess ill go through
and set them up one at a time
L62[05:33:23] <dfo> Elizabeth: thanks
L63[05:33:58] <Noob> That's because with
adapters the address is set up inside OC and therefore those
furnaces dont really have those properties, so you cant tell which
one has what address
L64[05:34:52] <dfo> hmm, too bad the
adapter block can't be queried using the sides api to show what is
connected to what side
L65[05:34:52] <Turtle> Doesn´t the analyzer
work on adapter-connected blocks though?
L66[05:35:01] <Noob> It's the adapter using
address notation while working as "wrapper" around them,
thats why theres basically no way totell their addresses
L67[05:35:06] <dfo> Turtle: it does, but it
only seems to copy the last address
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L69[05:35:39] <Turtle> nono, I ment like,
say you have a noteblock attached, you can check the adress of the
noteblock by using the analyzer on it
L70[05:36:04] <dfo> using the analyzer on
the noteblock itself?
L71[05:36:18] <Turtle> That´s what worked
for me last time I tried it, hang on let me start my client
L72[05:36:34] <dfo> it may be because these
devices im connected to are multiblock furnaces
L73[05:36:41] <dfo> that probably throws
off the analyzer
L74[05:36:48] <dfo> i did try that earlier
but it didnt return any addresses
L75[05:37:03] <Turtle> yeah it may only
work on the block the adapter is directly touching
L76[05:37:05] <Turtle> hang on
L77[05:37:16] <Noob> Perhaps if you could
use analyzer at the block that's touched by adapter...
L78[05:37:24] <Turtle> That´s what I said
lol
L79[05:38:43] <Turtle> nope it is the
adapter itself
L80[05:38:45] <Turtle> odd
L82[05:40:19] <dfo> see if i use the
analyzer it returns the addresses for all the connected
blocks
L83[05:40:45] <Turtle> Yep, there should be
a set order
L84[05:40:48] <dfo> would be neat if the
analyzer could print a tooltip in front of the address to say this
address if for the east side, this address is for the west
L85[05:40:57] <Turtle> although I doubt
anyone but Sangar knows it without testing/reading the code
L86[05:41:10] <dfo> problem is using the
copy address function only works for the last block in the
list
L87[05:41:12] <Turtle> dfo, I´d either make
a forum thread or wherever suggestions are made
L88[05:41:20] <dfo> yeah might do
that
L89[05:41:29] <Turtle> and, you should only
need to write down the adress once
L90[05:41:39] <Turtle> you can even use the
first 3 characters with component.get as mentioned earlier
L92[05:42:05] <dfo> if i fill the furnaces
with differing amounts of essentia
L93[05:42:16] <dfo> i shoudl be able to
query each one to see how much it has and then find out which
address goes to which
L94[05:43:26] <dfo> for now, tiem to get
some sleep, night guys o/
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L97[05:46:14] <Temia> Hmm.
L98[05:46:48] <Temia> If the furnaces
aren't performing specific jobs, why not just programmatically get
all addresses via a table and prepare objects for each one?
L99[05:47:05] <Turtle> He DC´d
L100[05:47:08] <Temia> I know.
L101[05:47:12] <Temia> Just throwing it
out there
L102[05:47:17] <Turtle> oh, derp.
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L105[06:03:22] <Turtle> Oh. the base
worldprovider is a copy of the overworld, I figured that´d be what
worldprovidersurface was for vOv
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L111[06:23:08] <S3> My homework is so
pointless
L112[06:23:41] <Turtle> Explain
L113[06:23:50] <S3> It days: show that the
two circuits are the same thing. ...how... They come out with the
same truth table and their algebra is the same
L114[06:24:42] <Turtle> Sounds like the
programming test I had to take, which literally started with a 3
case switch statement, for 50% of the points .-.
L115[06:25:41] <S3> Also cmos circuits are
really huge.
L116[06:26:22] <S3> They don't draw any
current unless they are switching but wtf they are massive
L117[06:27:08] <Turtle> Well, massive is
relative :p
L118[06:28:47] <S3> For example making an
and gate with CMOS Logic properly takes 6 transistors
L119[06:29:26] <S3> Kinda triffids
L120[06:29:33] <S3> Ridiculous*
L121[06:29:47] <vifino> S3: Did you ever
play with opencl on fpgas?
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L123[06:29:57] <S3> You have your pull
down and your pull up complementary
L124[06:30:14] <S3> Vifino: no. Is it
fun?
L125[06:30:24] <vifino> S3: I guess.
L126[06:30:33] <vifino> Don't have an fpga
right now, though.
L127[06:30:40] <Izaya> triffids
L128[06:30:41] <Izaya> nice
L129[06:30:51] <vifino> I really want to
get one again though.
L130[06:30:56] <S3> I still have to make a
programming cable for that spartan 3 I got
L131[06:31:00] <S3> It is $200 for a jtag
o usb
L132[06:31:01] <vifino> Preferably one I
can bus power over usb3.
L133[06:31:15] <S3> So I was like eat I'm
making my own
L135[06:31:22] <Izaya> disc 3 burning
now
L136[06:31:23] <Izaya> fucking OS X
L137[06:31:28] <Izaya> why can't you be
one CD?
L138[06:31:42] <S3> Why not net
install
L139[06:31:56] <Izaya> OS X
L140[06:31:56] <Izaya> 10.4
L141[06:32:37] <Izaya> any why OS X at
all?
L144[06:34:36] <S3> Why not net
install
L145[06:34:36] <S3> Pxe boot that
shit
L146[06:34:36] <S3> Netboot all the
things
L147[06:34:49] <Izaya> router has the DNS
server, unfortunately
L148[06:35:23] <vifino> Oh, yeah.
L149[06:35:28] <vifino> Had to deal with
that stuff too.
L150[06:36:03] <vifino> My solution was to
get the router to provide a small bootrom which I use to further
bootstrap the menu.
L151[06:36:05] <S3> So interesting. We
haven't gone over multiplexers yet and we have problems for
them
L152[06:36:25] <S3> Fortunately the very
first circuit I ever made in Minecraft was a multiplexer
L153[06:37:08] <S3> I wonder how other
people are faring with this assignment
L154[06:39:39] <S3> Physics lab in a
few
L155[06:40:01] <S3> Physics is baby work
right now
L156[06:40:11] <S3> We're doing like ohms
law and shit
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L162[07:03:12] <Izaya> CD4 burning, trying
16X speed this time
L163[07:05:29] <vifino> S3: Can you
recommend an fpga to me?
L164[07:06:35] <Izaya> What the hell, OS
X.
L165[07:06:55] <Izaya> If I wanted printer
drivers, I'd use the package man- oh wait. Well you don't need them
on the installer CDs anyway.
L166[07:08:41] <vifino> Aww, Stratix 10
isn't out yet? :<
L167[07:11:53] <vifino> ... 7k?
L168[07:11:56] <vifino> Really?
L169[07:12:10] <vifino> Uh, looks like no
fpga devkit from them >_>
L170[07:15:25] <Kodos> Have I missed
anything
L171[07:15:35] *
Elizabeth shrugs
L172[07:20:52] <Turtle> FPGA´s are pricey,
you´re probably better off getting a simulated version or
something
L173[07:22:22] <scj643> I'm alive but
can't play
L174[07:23:21] <scj643> Anyone need
anything from me
L175[07:24:50] <Elizabeth> No
L176[07:34:25] <Kodos> Looks like no one's
on SS13, time to fire up MC =D
L177[07:34:27] <Kodos> OIh
L178[07:34:29] <Kodos> err
L179[07:34:32] <Kodos> Oh wait, nevermind,
I have TV to watch
L180[07:35:22] <Kodos> Tea and Gotham
=D
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L183[07:40:00] <Izaya> so
L184[07:40:11] <Izaya> does OS X always
play random music?
L185[07:41:05] <Turtle> Google-fu says: do
you have widgets
L186[07:41:10] <Turtle> or a browser open
24/7
L187[07:41:47] <Izaya> nop
L188[07:41:56] <Izaya> just a clean
install of 1.94
L189[07:42:02] <Izaya> 10.4
L190[07:42:10] <Turtle> what kinda
music?
L191[07:42:28] <Izaya> weird dramatic
music
L192[07:42:37] <Izaya> usually when
starting up
L193[07:42:53] <Turtle> weird
L194[07:43:00] <Izaya> as if to say 'I'm
the most useful OS around' while surrounded by Linux machines
L195[07:43:02] <Turtle> you sure it´s not
widgets? That´s all I can google-fu :p
L196[07:43:05] <Izaya> 11/10 real
convincing
L197[07:48:31] <Turtle> Now to figure out
how worldprovider works .-.
L198[07:50:26] <scj643> Mac has a weird
boot up sound
L199[07:51:04] <Izaya> Mac has a weird way
of looking at the world
L200[07:51:17] <scj643> It does
L201[07:51:28] <Izaya> it's as if
L202[07:51:35] <Turtle> Mac is marketed to
artists, hipsters, and now dumb people
L203[07:51:41] <Izaya> it thinks people
other than hipsters like it
L204[07:51:43] <scj643> Yep
L205[07:51:48] <scj643> And iOS
developers
L206[07:52:02] <Turtle> well ya, but
that´s just apple being a dick
L207[07:52:31] <Turtle> (And you
technically can dev for iOS on windows though)
L208[07:52:44] <scj643> Can anyone reach
scj.theender.net
L209[07:53:03] <Turtle> Not here
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L211[07:58:28] <Izaya> well
L212[07:58:32] <Izaya> fun story
L213[07:58:39] <Izaya> was in
multimedia
L214[07:58:46] <Izaya> finishing a
project
L215[07:59:10] <Izaya> and I hear from
behind me
L216[07:59:43] <scj643> What do you
hear
L217[07:59:56] <Izaya> "Ugh, is the
school really so cheap they can't get Apple computers? These are
useless." Rather powerful windows boxen.
L218[08:00:14] <Izaya> I had to restrain
myself from saying "So you want something MORE
useless?"
L219[08:00:29] <scj643> Lol
L220[08:00:34] <scj643> That is really
funny
L221[08:01:55] <scj643> Windows >
Mac
L222[08:02:06] <Inari> i prefer computing
data, not apples
L223[08:02:19] <scj643> !=true when iOS
dev = true
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L227[08:02:54] <Inari> whats wrogn with
winphone dev?
L228[08:02:58] <vifino> :o
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L230[08:03:02] <scj643> Nothing
L231[08:03:17] <scj643> Mac > windows
when developing for iOS
L232[08:03:21] <vifino> Someone made an
opencl icd for an fpga as his academic thing
L233[08:03:27] <vifino>
awesomesauce.
L234[08:03:57] <Izaya> well meanwhile I
was using ffmpeg on arch on my laptop to edit video
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L236[08:04:43] <Izaya> so windows and mac
both seemed less powerful
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L239[08:08:03] <scj643> MySQL connector
for OC does that sound useful
L240[08:08:19] <Turtle> There was one for
CC, so, probably.
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L242[08:10:08] <dfo> im tryign to look at
a list of methods on a component with a lot of methods, and lua is
truncating the list
L243[08:10:20] <dfo> any way i can prevent
it from truncating the list while in the lua prompt?
L244[08:10:50] <Turtle> manually read
through it or save it to a file
L245[08:11:23] <scj643> The one for CC is
old as hel
L246[08:11:31] <Izaya> for k,v in
pairs(component.whatever) do print(k) end
L247[08:11:34] <Turtle> scj643, yep, but
it ment there was (some) interest
L249[08:12:15] <Turtle> dfo: Do what Izaya
said
L250[08:12:16] <dfo> i can always write
the output to a file, but wondering if there is an easy way
L251[08:12:29] <dfo> alright, no easy way
out i guess :P
L252[08:12:32] <Turtle> ...
L253[08:12:35] <Turtle> DO WHAT IZAYA
SAID
L254[08:12:39] <Turtle> THAT´S NOT
HARD
L255[08:12:43] <Turtle>
</rant>
L256[08:12:46] <gamax92> yes it is
L257[08:12:54] <dfo> too much typing
L258[08:12:56] <dfo> want ezmode
L259[08:13:00] <gamax92>
</nocontext>
L260[08:13:06] <dfo>
</noneneeded>
L261[08:13:07] <scj643> Then gtho
L262[08:13:21] <dfo> mimimimi
L263[08:13:35] <Turtle> dfo, what Izaya
said is easier than saving it to a file >.>
L264[08:14:09] <dfo> might as well do the
file, then ive always got a reference of the methods thing
L265[08:14:10] <dfo> then*
L266[08:14:28] <dfo> was just hoping there
was a way to prevent lua from truncating
L267[08:14:29] <dfo> oh well
L268[08:15:36] <Turtle> There is a
-slight- amount of not-being-a-lazy-bastard required to do
programming, get used to it :P
L269[08:16:20] <dfo> been there done that
want lazy way if possible
L271[08:16:55] <gamax92> ahaha!
L272[08:17:08] <gamax92> but there is a
simple way to make it not truncate, and still use the lua
prompt.
L273[08:17:15] <dfo> DO TELL
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L275[08:18:52] <gamax92> oh good my
emulator stopped working. it should be
serialization.serialize(component.methods("blah-blah-not-typing-it"),
math.huge)
L276[08:19:12] <dfo> neat, so if you
serialize the output it won't truncate?
L277[08:19:14] <dfo> never knew that
L278[08:19:21] <dfo> thanks
L279[08:19:22] <gamax92> no, lua is using
that serializer api itself
L280[08:19:27] <dfo> ahh gotcha
L281[08:19:29] <gamax92> but it by default
truncates to like 10 or so
L282[08:19:33] <dfo> yeah
L283[08:19:36] <gamax92> so you pass
math.huge to get all of it
L284[08:19:40] <dfo> makes sense
L285[08:19:41] <dfo> neat idea
L286[08:19:46] <Turtle> something
something is that really easier than a for-in loop? :P
L287[08:20:36] <gamax92> maybe not but
it's what they asked for and so X delivered
L288[08:21:01] <dfo> gamax delivers
L289[08:21:37] <Turtle> I´m still going to
argue that for-in is a better way but whatever
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L292[08:21:55] <gamax92> Vexatos:
BEEEEEP
L293[08:22:13] <Vexatos> gamax92:
boop
L294[08:22:30] <gamax92> oh right, I have
lua5.3 as default, and no libraries setup for it
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L296[08:24:24] <gamax92> Vexatos:
OldBeepCore
L297[08:24:35] <gamax92> I should poke
Sangar with it.
L298[08:26:14] <Noob> Vexatos: is there
any manual how to use Beep card in computronics?
L299[08:26:34] <gamax92> it takes a table,
where the key is the frequency, and the value is the duration
L300[08:26:50] <Vexatos> Noob, the only
thing I know using it is the Song API I made
L301[08:26:51] <gamax92> example:
{[200]=2}, 200Hz, 2seconds
L302[08:27:04] <Vexatos> yup
L303[08:27:14] <Noob> Song API? Huh?
L304[08:27:31] <Vexatos>
{[200]=2,[400]=4)} plays 200Hz for 2 seconds and 400 Hz for 4
seconds
L305[08:27:36] <Vexatos>
simultaneously
L306[08:27:55] <Vexatos> The Note API I
made can be used to convert Notes or MIDI codes to
frequencies
L307[08:28:09] <Vexatos> and the Song API
I made uses the Note API I made to make writing songs easier
L308[08:28:17] <Vexatos> :3
L309[08:28:25] <Vexatos> something
something brag
L310[08:28:50] <Noob> So is there any
player app utilizing song api?
L312[08:28:58] <Vexatos> Well, I made a
few songs
L313[08:29:04] <Vexatos> Like 4
L314[08:29:24] <gamax92> for some reason
the usb debugging symbol on my phone is just a bunch of vertical
lines
L315[08:29:31] <Vexatos> seems legit
L316[08:29:37] <gamax92> yay carbon
L318[08:30:38] <scj643> It's the
future
L319[08:33:38] <Vexatos> invokespecial?
D:
L320[08:33:56] *
gamax92 shrugs, it's what ASM tells me.
L321[08:34:11] <Vexatos> wasn't that the
new Java 8 thing?
L322[08:34:48] <gamax92> I would say
no
L323[08:35:47] <gamax92> I should really
make this print out the description of the methods ...
L325[08:39:19] <gamax92> sees cat sitting
around, pats at cat so it comes here, cat lays down and curls up
instead
L326[08:43:04] <scj643> Now we just need
an easy way to do SSL
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L328[08:45:49] <scj643> How would I push
with Internet.request
L329[08:46:17] <Turtle> grr forge forums
are down
L330[08:46:21] <scj643> It needs a custom
header
L331[08:46:24] <gamax92> omfg mouse,
staph.
L332[08:46:49] <scj643> Also need to
figure out secure websocets
L333[08:46:54] <scj643> Sockets
L334[08:51:05] <dfo> welp thats not
good
L335[08:51:30] <dfo> i haev so much crap
in my ME network when i try calling getItemsInNetwork on the
controller, even with a server maxed out with ram it stillr uns out
of memory and dies
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L337[08:55:17] <Turtle> dfo, yeaaah, I
think that´s an openperipherals thing, not sure if you can request
certain ´slots´
L338[08:57:19] <dfo> looks like i wanted
to do isn't even possible anyway
L339[08:57:25] <Turtle> What did you want
to do
L340[08:57:27] <dfo> i hooked it up to my
smaller network which si just the drives
L341[08:57:36] <Turtle> Unrelated: Oops. I
NPE´d originalLoadChunk
L342[08:57:59] <dfo> what i was hoping to
do was to be able to detect all the cells in the drive bays and
also detect how many items were in each cell and how many itemtypes
were in each cell
L343[08:58:18] <dfo> but nothing exists to
go that deep into it i dont think
L344[08:58:35] <dfo> unless its somehow
stored in the tags
L347[08:59:03] <S3> Time for my sequential
Logic circuits class
L348[08:59:08] <S3> Best class of the
week
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L350[08:59:37] <dfo> maybe if i dump all
this armor and wands and crap otu of my network from mobfarms ill
be able to pull the list w/o crashing the server
L351[08:59:38] <dfo> well see lol
L352[09:01:38] <S3> Why you boo just get a
better algorithm
L354[09:02:01] <S3> You run out of memory
because of poor algorithms :)
L355[09:02:16] <dangranos> uh?
L356[09:02:21] <dangranos> oom?
L357[09:02:28] <dangranos> on OC computer
you mean?
L358[09:02:47] *
dangranos would like to see that memory eating thing
L360[09:03:08] <dangranos> out of
memory
L361[09:03:25] <S3> Mister Saturn does not
approve of your choosing ways
L362[09:03:38] <S3> Coding*
L363[09:06:39] <S3> And if you don't know
who mister Saturn is... You are a very lost soul and should be
ashamed of yourselves
L364[09:07:36] <Turtle> hm, any open
source mod that adds a void age? (I´ve already looked at RFTools,
but that´s a custom dimension handler I can barely understand, it´s
a bit too complex to figure out how to add a void age xD)
L365[09:08:23] <dangranos> S3: i'm
ashamed
L366[09:08:28] <dangranos> now tell me who
it is
L367[09:08:33] <dangranos> Turtle:
uh?
L368[09:08:38] <dangranos> "void
age"?
L370[09:08:56] <Turtle> err, void
dimension, as in, dimension without blocks
L371[09:09:10] <S3> Turtle I have on in my
server
L372[09:09:15] <S3> That's where I live in
it
L373[09:09:31] <S3> I fellow out with an
angel ring father than any Nepal's could fly
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L375[09:09:33] <Turtle> Yeah, but I´m
trying to figure out worldprovider, but it seems like some things
changed a bit
L376[09:09:42] <Turtle> especially with
blockIDs being phased out
L377[09:09:42] <S3> Nomnomnom
L378[09:09:47] <dangranos> Turtle: uh,
isn't that included in stardart mythcraft?
L379[09:10:00] <Turtle> dangranos, well
you can make them with mystcraft
L380[09:10:00] <dangranos> *standart
L381[09:10:03] <S3> Stardart
L382[09:10:05] <Turtle> but I´m trying to
figure out the code behind them
L383[09:10:12] <dangranos> S3: shut up, i
know
L384[09:10:23] <S3> The code is nil
because void
L385[09:10:36] <Turtle> well yeah but
IChunkProvider is weird :p
L386[09:12:38] <S3> In my octree design
doesn't handle void
L387[09:12:53] <S3> Void is just a lack of
nice
L388[09:12:54] <S3> Node*
L389[09:13:03] *
infina is sitting next to S3, watching him try to not laugh loud
enough to disturb the class.
L390[09:13:18] <S3> Lololol
L391[09:13:33] <S3> I'm grinning at my
professor
L392[09:17:13] <dangranos> octree?
L393[09:21:43] <DeanIsaKitty> S3: How else
would you do any tree design if not with Nothing = No node?
L394[09:25:55] <DeanIsaKitty> use of
undeclared identifier 'NULL'. Sure clang. Suuuuuuuure.
L395[09:28:31] <Turtle> oh right AE2 does
the spatial thing
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L398[09:39:39] <dfo> hmm anyone familiar
with how to use the item filter along with the getItemsInNetwork()
function?
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L400[09:39:50] <dfo> im not sure how to
set up the table for the item filter
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L403[09:49:25] <Noob> Hm updated Ender IO,
and I still dont see component cable..
L404[09:53:49] <Vexatos> not added
yet
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L407[09:58:34] <Turtle> That reminds me, I
need to do some tests to see how other mods deal with the RF
API
L408[09:58:44] <Turtle> (And more
specificly, if my networking code doesn´t randomly die)
L409[10:00:38] <S3> Lol I just noticed I
replied to Dean is a kitty but I was disconnected the entire
time
L410[10:05:25] <DeanIsaKitty> S3: :D
L412[10:07:31] <S3> DeanIsaKitty: so what
I was saying earlier is that there are systems you should stay the
heck clear away from that use a signed magnitude numbering
system
L413[10:07:52] <DeanIsaKitty> wat
L414[10:07:54] <S3> in these systems, it's
actually not too uncommon to represent nothing as signed nil,
negative 0
L415[10:08:19] <DeanIsaKitty> Oh, you mean
systems that assume NULL == 0?
L416[10:08:24] <S3> in these cases, in
approaches where you want nothing to mean something (which is lame
bugt people have done it) on a tree structure.. yeah you get where
this goes.
L417[10:08:28] <S3> either way, stay away
from it :)
L418[10:08:43] <S3> well in general you
usually do assume null is 0
L419[10:08:53] <S3> but on signed
magnitude, you can have a negative null
L420[10:08:54] <DeanIsaKitty> NULL !=
null
L421[10:09:03] <S3> don't even argue that
:P
L422[10:09:29] <DeanIsaKitty> Well, you
need a terminator. And 0 is a really bad choice.
L423[10:09:32] <S3> not talking about that
crap, as an EE and a CE, we're staying away from your
acronyms.
L425[10:10:30] <S3> some strings aren't
null terminated
L426[10:10:40] <DeanIsaKitty> NULL is not
an acronym, I'm talking about the null byte. That is significantly
different from the digit 0.
L427[10:10:43] <DeanIsaKitty> And I know
that
L428[10:10:52] <S3> sorry, I dunno why I
actually said acronym :P
L429[10:11:15] <S3> I actually find that
amusing that I said that
L430[10:11:45] <S3> either way, it's all
in the implementation
L431[10:11:52] <DeanIsaKitty> There are
also people that call it nul, but I personally like NULL more
:P
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L435[10:12:42] <S3> there are cases in the
past when people have used -0 for null byte representations and +0
for zero. also, depending on the implementation, it may or may not
be called nil, which in some situations has absolutely nothing to
do with null at all. it depends on the implementation.
L436[10:13:01] <S3> but this is the world
we live in
L437[10:13:06] <S3> there are 1500
standards.
L438[10:13:22] <S3> Answer: Make a new
standard that optimizes and merges all 1500 standards.
L439[10:13:36] <S3> situation: We now have
1501 competing standards.
L441[10:13:42] <DeanIsaKitty> I don't
really know how far for you implementation goes, but I'd very much
argue that it is completely dependent on the language you use too.
Haskell for example doesn't even have a Null type really.
L442[10:13:56] <DeanIsaKitty> *your
L443[10:14:07] <DeanIsaKitty> And C
doesn't call it nil. :P
L444[10:14:28] <S3> well yes, I consider
language definmately an implementation case.
L445[10:14:50] <S3> doesn't have to be but
that is the first one many I think would think aboyut
L446[10:14:53] <S3> about*
L447[10:15:51] <DeanIsaKitty> In which
case the whole discussion is useless since some languages don't
have the concept of nil/NULL/... and others again don't handle
pointers at all and others again use Nil/NULL/void
interchangable.
L448[10:16:29] <S3> oh btw
L449[10:16:33] <S3> I saw something
shocking
L450[10:16:50] <S3> it reminded me of just
what I was talking about, signed magnitude numbering systems
L451[10:17:01] <S3> a little while ago, a
patch had been made to upstream dolphin
L452[10:17:03] <DeanIsaKitty> The code of
your colleagues?
L453[10:17:09] <S3> for revenge of
picolo
L454[10:17:13] <DeanIsaKitty> That made me
cringe everytime :P
L456[10:17:31] <S3> so you heard about
that
L457[10:17:38] <S3> I saw the commit and
looked at the code and was like, WAT
L458[10:17:52] <DeanIsaKitty> Nah, I was
extending my previous statement. Whats with picolo?
L459[10:18:24] <S3> the game kept having
issues for whatever reason because dolphin doesn't support the use
of signed nil
L460[10:18:39] <S3> you know where it goes
from there.
L461[10:19:01] <DeanIsaKitty> I can
imagine at least
L462[10:19:14] <Turtle> Oh. Aparently
powerline adapter works with MFR energy cables too. Woo free
feature. xD
L463[10:19:47] <Kodos> If you did it
right, it should work with anything that acts as an RF Transfer
cable
L464[10:20:01] <Turtle> Yep, it works with
anything that connects to RF
L465[10:20:20] <S3> I didn't look very
hard, but it seems to me they were probably using signed magnitude
instead of ones / twos complement for their numbering system for
something, DeanIsaKitty
L466[10:20:21] <Turtle> (Which means it´ll
work across machines too, not sure if I want to call that a bug or
not)
L467[10:21:05] <S3> which, meh. I haven't
seen use of that numbering system in practice for years
L469[10:22:47] <S3> DeanIsaKitty: also,
are you like relatively new here? I have never seen you around
since maybe yesterday
L471[10:23:13] <Kodos> He's been here
longer than you have
L472[10:23:20] <S3> unless I'm going
crazy
L473[10:23:34] <S3> ive only been here for
15 minutes
L474[10:23:48] <S3> and that sludge
boiler, looks cool
L475[10:23:57] <S3> it's like a cyclops
ready to eat your sludge
L476[10:24:55] <S3> I am surprised
somebody hasn't extended the integrated circuits mod and made a
machine that translates verilog or AHDL/VHDL etc into an IC
chip
L477[10:26:02] <scj643> I'm wanting to get
on iOS 9 but need some tweaks to update
L478[10:26:15] <S3> scj643: why you using
ios?
L479[10:26:22] <scj643> I have an
iPad
L480[10:26:27] <S3> put Linux on it
L481[10:26:35] <scj643> Can't apple won't
let me
L482[10:26:41] <S3> you can do it
L483[10:26:49] <scj643> Also I use their
apps
L485[10:27:15] <S3> congratulations on
your $500 facebook tablet
L487[10:27:17] <scj643> And it's not worth
putting linux on since not many things work with touch that
well
L488[10:27:27] <scj643> I didn't pay for
it :D
L490[10:27:44] <scj643> It's how I keep up
on IRC
L491[10:27:44] <S3> thats what I say to
peoples mac pros
L492[10:27:53] <S3> congratulations on
your $3000 facebook machine
L493[10:28:10] <scj643> No on a mac pro
you can put any os on it you want
L494[10:28:16] <S3> I have holoirc on
android gooked up to my bouncer
L495[10:28:17] <scj643> at least
linux
L496[10:28:33] <scj643> I use irc cloud
which gives me push notifications
L497[10:28:51] <S3> scj643: dude I booted
Linux on my ipod touch 3G way back, I didn't make it work into a
usable system, but you can do it
L498[10:28:57] <S3> they are ARM
L499[10:29:10] <S3> I did it just because,
nothing else to do
L500[10:29:31] <scj643> The boot loader is
very locked down hacking the device back then was easy
L501[10:29:48] <S3> you can stab uboot
onto it
L502[10:29:51] <S3> if you have to
L503[10:29:57] <S3> I never said it will
be fun
L505[10:30:04] <scj643> What about running
a VM
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L507[10:30:13] <S3> you can do that
too
L508[10:30:17] <S3> but itd be slow
L509[10:30:20] <scj643> or a full on
chroot
L510[10:30:24] <scj643> it's got
bash
L511[10:30:32] <scj643> (not on stock ios
afaik)
L512[10:30:35] <S3> I ran windows 95 in a
VM on my ipod touch before I ripped out ios
L513[10:30:53] <S3> it was so slow
:D
L514[10:31:01] <scj643> on an Ipad air 2
it wouldn't
L515[10:31:08] <scj643> that thing is nuts
for an apple device
L516[10:31:14] <scj643> 2gb ram :D
L518[10:31:21] <S3> I'm happy wityh my
quad core phone
L519[10:31:25] <S3> android phone
L520[10:31:46] <scj643> That's nice
L521[10:31:47] <S3> the one thing that's
nice about an icrap device is that it has a 200 something FPS
camera
L522[10:31:54] <S3> and you can do some
nice slow mo shots with it
L523[10:31:59] <scj643> Nice
L524[10:32:56] <scj643> It's also simple
as hell
L525[10:32:59] <vifino> scj643: read up on
what chroot does.
L526[10:33:14] <scj643> i know what chroot
does
L527[10:33:36] <scj643> only issue is
getting the executables into a chroot would take up too much
space
L528[10:33:40] <vifino> Doesn't seem like
it.
L529[10:34:02] <scj643> Doesn't it
redirect all the input into a specific directory
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L533[10:35:26] <vifino> scj643: It doesn't
allow you to run linux binaries on another type of unix.
L534[10:35:35] <scj643> I know that
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L536[10:35:42] <scj643> I've used
crouton
L537[10:36:02] <scj643> it allows you to
run binaries for your system in a sandbox
L538[10:36:11] <vifino> Again, doesn't
seem like it.
L539[10:36:29] <vifino> scj643: That is
related because...?
L540[10:36:46] <scj643> Then I don't know
what it is
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L543[10:37:44] <S3> crouton eh
L544[10:37:46] <S3> from salads?
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L546[10:38:37] <vifino> crouton is a tool
to run the userspace of a linux distro on the linux-based
chrome(ium)os.
L547[10:38:46] <scj643> ^^^
L548[10:39:00] <scj643> Had a shit
chromebook from school once
L549[10:39:11] <scj643> Losing wifi
L550[10:39:12] <vifino> I still don't get
why it's related.
L551[10:40:37] <vifino> iOS is a slimmed
down OSX, which is based on Darwin and mach. No linux here.
L552[10:41:24] <S3> vifino: depends which
ios
L554[10:41:31] <S3> (but you did say
iOS)
L555[10:41:40] <S3> I mean if you were
talking about cisco ios.... XD
L556[10:41:47] <vifino> And unlike
freebsd, it does not have linux emulation.
L557[10:42:02] <S3> because darwin is
fools
L558[10:42:08] <vifino> S3: iOS !=
IOS
L559[10:42:13] <S3> vifino: :D
L560[10:42:20] <S3> vifino: I was just
trying to get you going
L561[10:44:27] <vifino> S3: I have a
catalyst and a 1800 series next to me.
L562[10:45:39] <vifino> Shame I
can't/don't use em.
L564[10:47:05] <S3> I had a catalyst 2100
or 2xxx something.. I forget
L565[10:47:10] <S3> and a cisco 2xxx
ISR
L566[10:47:28] <vifino> Catalyst 3500 xl
here.
L567[10:47:51] *
Elizabeth has an old HP Procurve 2524 switch on her
desk
L568[10:48:50] <Turtle> Elizabeth, what
for? Besides network switching ofcourse :p
L569[10:49:33] <S3> I need a new
switch
L570[10:49:36] <S3> with vlans
L571[10:50:01] <S3> right now 100% of my
traffic goes through my one beaglebone's nic, which is fine, but I
could manage it easier with a physical switch
L572[10:50:19] <Turtle> Direct to modem
ethernet cable here, lol xD
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L574[10:52:14] <Elizabeth> Turtle, it's
old, it's not used anywhere because this site has massive chassis
switches
L575[10:52:45] <Turtle> Elizabeth, I´m
still curious why you´d have a rack mount switch on a desk, but
whatever :p
L576[10:53:04] <dangranos> hm
L577[10:53:13] <dangranos> is it possible
to get a chromiumos on desktop?
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L579[10:55:07] <Elizabeth> Turtle, nothing
is plugged into it, it's litterally just being a stand for my
monitor
L580[10:55:15] <Turtle> Oh, lol
L581[10:55:31] <Elizabeth> it's there as a
last-resort backup switch
L582[10:57:25] <S3> Turtle: unless your
computer is doing PPPoE, you can't do that with my modem :)
L583[10:57:48] <S3> in my setup the modem
is just a bridge to the router, and the router authenticates using
PPPoE
L584[10:57:56] <Turtle> It´s one of those
crummy ISP supplied modem-router combos from hell.
L585[10:58:00] <S3> I see
L586[10:58:12] <Turtle> (But everyone else
in this house thinks ethernet cables are ugly, so I´m the only one
with a cable)
L587[10:58:29] <S3> yeah first thing I
usually do with any modem is shut off DHCP and all that other
crap
L588[10:58:37] <S3> modem should ONLY be
doing codec
L589[10:58:48] <S3> and minimal muxdemux
for ethernet
L590[10:59:11] <Turtle> which reminds me,
isn´t it -slightly- odd that the OC server rack has a relay(router)
built in?
L592[10:59:27] <S3> its good
L593[10:59:42] <S3> lets local messages
between servers not get leaked
L594[10:59:50] <S3> is there a better way
to do it? yes,
L595[10:59:53] <Turtle> Oh it´s good and
well done, I´m just poking a little at realism
L596[11:00:48] <S3> it is strange
L597[11:00:52] <S3> but the rack is being
redone
L598[11:00:59] <Turtle> yup
L599[11:03:14] <Elizabeth> home time
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L605[11:21:26] <Turtle> \o/ got
worldprovider to work
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L607[11:30:33] <Kodos> Oh man, I might
actually play Thaumcraft again with TC5
L608[11:31:15] <CodeNinja> I play
thaumcraft
L609[11:31:35] <CodeNinja> Ive never
completed the research before, so that helps
L610[11:32:44] <Kodos> Just saw some
screenshots for Thaumcraft 5, and it looks like auras, vis, etc
will be an environmental thing again, like in TC3
L611[11:34:07] <CodeNinja> But, I like my
massive energized node with over 100 centivis in every aspect
L612[11:36:38] <Kodos> Ah, nevermind
L613[11:36:39] <Kodos> It's 1.8
L614[11:37:54] <CodeNinja> Step one: Make
EMP Step two: Place near aura node, provide with 2 GW of power Step
3: ???? Step 4: Profit
L615[11:43:09] <CodeNinja> I wish I knew
what I was doing
L616[11:43:17] *
CodeNinja makes a robot
L617[11:43:29] *
CodeNinja turns it on, and is utterly confused
L618[11:43:42] <CodeNinja> WHAT DO I
DO
L619[11:44:43] <Kodos> ~w robot
L621[11:46:16] <CodeNinja> ~w
selfdestructingcard
L623[11:46:32] <CodeNinja> awww
L624[11:46:39] <Daiyousei> ~w kek
L626[11:46:55] <Elizabeth> It's a
computronics card, CodeNinja
L627[11:47:21] <CodeNinja> oh
L628[11:47:27] <CodeNinja> thx
L629[11:47:37] *
CodeNinja goes to look up computronics
L630[11:47:56] <Elizabeth> ~oc
Internet
L634[11:48:48] <CodeNinja> yes
L635[11:48:54] <CodeNinja> Pull out all
your ram
L636[11:48:58] <CodeNinja> put in one
stick
L637[11:49:00] <scj643> Hell no
L638[11:49:06] <CodeNinja> test with
windows tools
L639[11:49:07] <scj643> Only got 1
stick
L640[11:49:19] <CodeNinja> ok, test your
ram with the windows tool
L641[11:49:35] <CodeNinja> do you have a
gfx card
L642[11:49:49] <scj643> No
L643[11:49:55] <scj643> Intel
integrated
L644[11:49:57] <CodeNinja> oh
L645[11:50:17] <CodeNinja> I got that
error on a 32-bit after removing ram that exceeded the 32-bit
limit
L646[11:50:35] <CodeNinja> removing some
ram sticks and restarting fixed it
L647[11:50:42] <CodeNinja> ofc I put them
back in afterwards
L648[11:51:07] <Vexatos> I just made my D:
partition for winderps 16GB from 100 :P
L649[11:51:15] <CodeNinja> but wait
L650[11:51:21] <Vexatos> Now I can throw
some linux on my laptop \.-./
L651[11:51:26] <Vexatos> No more 10
minutes boot time
L652[11:51:43] <CodeNinja> what
application is trying to access ram at memory space 0x0?
L653[11:51:50] <CodeNinja> that sounds
stupid
L654[11:51:58] <S3> why is that
stupid?
L655[11:51:59] <Elizabeth> Windows does
that at times
L656[11:52:14] <S3> I access memory from
0x0 all the time
L657[11:52:21] <scj643> It's
explorer
L658[11:52:23] <S3> it's called the zero
page :)
L660[11:52:32] <S3> well explorer is
stupid
L661[11:52:33] <Elizabeth> scj643: if
you're shutting down I wouldn't worry about it
L662[11:52:45] <scj643> It was when I was
losing out
L663[11:52:50] <scj643> Logging
L664[11:52:54] <Turtle> What´s specific
about zero page again? doesn´t that depend on your processor?
L665[11:53:02] <S3> Turtle: yes.
L666[11:53:15] <scj643> Could debug
it
L667[11:53:18] <Elizabeth> If that came up
in normal usage then you should be worried, on shutdown it's
fine
L668[11:53:22] <S3> Turtle: AVR and 6502
have one
L669[11:53:28] <S3> on the AVR, all
registers are in the ZP
L670[11:53:36] <Turtle> Oh, IC
L671[11:53:45] <S3> (AVR is what arduino
uses)
L672[11:53:46] <scj643> Hopefully I'll be
getting a new laptop
L673[11:54:32] *
Elizabeth likes her laptop
L674[11:54:55] <Elizabeth> Need to make
recovery disks for it though
L675[11:55:47] <Turtle> Also on team
new-laptop here, .-. 2h battery life is just, no.
L676[11:56:24] <S3> native OCBSD on
unmanaged drives will come with a recovery disk formatter that
copies miniforth and a few other bootloader files, etc to a FAT12
floppy
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L679[11:58:02] <Turtle> Wait... AE2
implements it´s own skyrendering while that sky should not
technically be visible
L680[11:58:08] <Turtle> (For the spatial
IO dimension)
L681[11:58:19] <S3> this will require an
EEPROM flash, but the OCBSD installer will provide an EEPROM
flasher for the SOPT loader.
L682[12:01:09] <Kodos> Turtle, I've
suggested time and again to AE2 that the 'sky' in the Spatial
dimension should look like the sky from Tron Legacy while in the
Grid
L683[12:01:30] <Turtle> ha
L684[12:03:10] <S3> I just realized
L685[12:03:27] <S3> that I can put the
eeprom in /dev/eeprom
L686[12:03:28] <Sangar> evening o/
L687[12:03:36] <S3> but what should I call
the data segment of the eeprom
L688[12:03:38] <S3> hey Sangar
L689[12:03:40] <Turtle> Sangar o/
L690[12:03:41] <Kodos> Howdy Sangar, how
was The Martian
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L692[12:03:52] <Sangar> Kodos, pretty
great!
L693[12:04:58] <S3> I could put them in
/dev/ee0 and /dev/ee1
L694[12:05:06] <S3> ee1 would be the
eeprom data
L695[12:05:13] <S3> and ee0 would be the..
eeprom data
L696[12:05:49] <S3> Sangar having two data
segments in the eeprom is useful but weird as shit ^^
L697[12:06:07] <S3> you had to have been
thinking that when you wrote that
L698[12:06:14] <Sangar> it's less weird
than having to override the code part to change data imho :P
L699[12:06:32] <S3> its the way it was
always done, with vector tables :D
L700[12:06:33] <Sangar> or overwrite
L701[12:06:35] <Sangar> whichever :X
L702[12:06:38] <S3> yeah..
L703[12:06:47] <S3> because this is more
like a nand flash right
L704[12:06:53] <S3> when you write
at-once
L705[12:06:58] *
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L706[12:07:06] <Sangar> i suppose
L707[12:07:28] <Sangar> it was the most
pragmatic approach for me anyway :P
L709[12:08:21] <S3> either way, writing
files to eeprom in OCBSD will be as easy as going cat filename >
/dev/ee0
L710[12:08:24] <S3> or something
L711[12:08:40] <S3> if I can help it
L712[12:08:56] <Sangar> nice
L713[12:11:07] <S3> It would also make
sense to be like, echo 1 >
/sys/somponent/by-type/eeprom/0/readonly
L714[12:11:10] <Kodos> When a server rack
is in internal mode, at what point does the servers not set to any
sides receive network messages? Is it when the primary server (I'm
calling it that anyway) receives one, or do I have to broadcast a
message
L715[12:11:59] <S3> Sangar: what is the
purpose of passing the checksum to readonly ?
L716[12:12:10] <Sangar> i don't know
L718[12:12:24] <Sangar> i think it's
pointless, but someone wanted it there as a "safety net",
so eh
L719[12:12:58] <CodeNinja> there is a data
card that can do encryption
L720[12:13:15] <CodeNinja> Can it be used
to encrypt communications?
L721[12:13:34] <S3> lets see
L722[12:13:42] <Kodos> code, yes
L723[12:13:54] <Sangar> Kodos, uhh, if
it's not connected to any side i don't think it'll receive any
network messages ever? not sure anymore, tho >_>
L724[12:14:04] <Kodos> I thought that's
why Internal mode exists
L725[12:14:06] <Sangar> pretty sure every
case is documented on the wiki tho
L726[12:14:31] <Sangar> nah, internal is
to allow servers connected to different sides to act together as a
router/filter/blah
L727[12:14:32] <S3> it looks like it can
do some stuff, but I wouldnt use it for communication
L728[12:14:43] <S3> computronics has some
stuff I think for encryption you may want
L729[12:14:58] <CodeNinja> I have all the
extensions
L730[12:15:07] <Kodos> CodeNinja, T3 Data
Card has some nice stuff
L731[12:15:22] <CodeNinja> I noticed while
messing around in creative
L732[12:15:32] <S3> Sangar: yeah that sort
of made me wonder, if I have four servers loaded in a rack acting
as a router / switch
L733[12:15:56] <S3> if I had acustom OS
for each server very tiny just to operate as the ports or whatever,
would that still bog down?
L734[12:16:09] <Vexatos> Sangar,
help
L735[12:16:10] <S3> since it wouldn't make
sense to run a full OS on each server
L736[12:16:11] <Sangar> bog down?
L737[12:16:14] <Vexatos> gamax92 is doing
evil things
L738[12:16:16] <Vexatos> also hi
L739[12:16:19] <Sangar> also hi
L740[12:16:22] <Sangar> or hi also
L741[12:16:41] *
Sangar slaps gamax92 with Vexatos' accusations
L742[12:16:41] *
EnderBot2 rulls on the floor laughing
L743[12:16:42] <S3> Lua is generally
really lightweight
L744[12:16:49] <CodeNinja> alot
L746[12:16:53] <S3> but I have no idea
what you're doing between that
L747[12:16:53] <CodeNinja> alot
L749[12:17:00] <CodeNinja> lol
L750[12:17:31] <S3> in Perl I can spawn
100,000 + Lua threads at the same time and they all work nice and
fine
L751[12:17:47] <Sangar> S3, the most
difference you'll be able to make is memory consumption probably;
unless you're while true do-ing the execution time spent in lua is
quite negligible
L752[12:17:50] <S3> but I dunno if in MC
how miuch each lua VM is using
L753[12:18:07] <Sangar> the bulk of the
time is spent marshalling from and to c from what i can tell
:/
L754[12:18:11] <Turtle> S3, hopefully not
a lot or I will have to tweak my evil plans .-.
L755[12:18:11] <CodeNinja> gtg
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L757[12:18:36] <S3> Turtle: lol
L758[12:18:41] <S3> evil plans?
L759[12:18:52] <Sangar> S3, coroutines are
also bound by the memory limits, so spawn away and see how many you
can get :P
L760[12:18:57] <S3> one thing the data
card does that I really like here is compression..
L761[12:19:07] <S3> Sangar: LOL
L762[12:19:28] <S3> I will probably run
out of memory in OC before I run out of scheduling cooperative
capabilities
L763[12:19:43] <Sangar> ^^
L764[12:20:09] <Vexatos> Sangar, just read
your log about links gamax posted
L765[12:20:56] <Turtle> Hmmm, sky
rendering being done directly with opengl might work out in my
favor.
L766[12:20:59] <S3> scj643: I need to
figure out how much memory ~ an array of 512 bytes will take in Lua
on OC
L767[12:21:04] <Sangar> Vexatos,
<***> Buffer Playback... \n <+DeanIsaKitty>
[17:18:27]
L768[12:21:08] <Sangar> no gamax in there
:X
L769[12:21:22] <S3> hopefully about
512
L771[12:21:50] <Sangar> S3, if you
actually have a byte array, i.e. what lua calls strings, yeah,
about that (plus
L772[12:21:55] <DeanIsaKitty> What did I
do now again?! :|
L773[12:22:01] <Sangar> minor value
management stuff ofc)
L774[12:22:13] <Sangar> DeanIsaKitty,
you're the first in my buffer playback, gj
L775[12:22:22] <DeanIsaKitty> Pff
L776[12:22:27] *
DeanIsaKitty stuffs Sangar with cookies
L777[12:22:31] <S3> Sangar: speaking of
memory, is there a way to actually recover from an out of memory
error with a custom OS? or maybe prevent allocation of memory more
than it has and stop it before it happens?
L778[12:22:36] *
Sangar noms
L779[12:22:54] <S3> it would seem to be
quite difficult to do the latter
L780[12:22:59] <Sangar> Vexatos, wat
L781[12:23:36] <Sangar> S3, if you're
lucky the emergency gc will save you, but reliably? prrrrobably
not
L782[12:23:42] <S3> Vexatos: that looks
scary
L783[12:24:05] <Sangar> so he's...
brutalizing oc's audio beep generation somehow?
L784[12:24:24] <S3> I will have to figure
out who that person was who somehow got a working swap
implementation (which who knows the blazes how that is even
possible)
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L786[12:25:28] <Sangar> with the lua arch?
o.O
L787[12:25:35] <Sangar> that sounds...
like snakeoil
L788[12:25:44] <Sangar>
"downloadmoreswap.com"
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L791[12:27:14] <Turtle> Swap is not too
hard for variables
L792[12:27:30] <Turtle> but unless you
enable loading bytecode you can´t do swap for functions. (Or you
need a lot of decompiler magic)
L793[12:28:48] <Kodos> Do you guys think
dimension-wide network coverage would be too overpowered, provided
it's accessed via a separate card than a standard networking card?
Debating whether to do something like 1000-3000 blocks vs dimension
wide
L794[12:28:52] <Vexatos> Sangar, not much,
just your average Scala ASM
L795[12:29:05] <Turtle> Kodos, as in,
satellites?
L796[12:29:09] <Kodos> Yeah
L797[12:29:35] <Turtle> idk, you could
have a dish-block that needs sky access
L798[12:29:36] <Sangar> Vexatos, fun
stuff
L799[12:29:57] <Kodos> Well, right now I'm
just writing up ideas and shiz
L800[12:30:02] <Kodos> Basically it'd be a
satellite uplink card
L801[12:30:17] <Turtle> I would certainly
go for a seperate block rather than a card
L802[12:30:29] <Kodos> True, I guess
L803[12:30:40] <Kodos> And yeah, needing
sky access should be a thing
L804[12:30:53] <Kodos> Maybe I could steal
the communications dish from Galacticraft
L805[12:31:07] <Turtle> I´d just go for a
small dish, perhaps implement it only working during certain parts
of the day unless you got multiple satellites up
L806[12:33:20] <Turtle> Myself, currently
working out feasibility of doing spaceships in a slightly different
way than galacticraft/advanced rocketry do them
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L812[12:57:19] <ds84182> Oh, you can do
swap in OC
L813[12:57:25] <ds84182> in fact, you can
do hibernation in OC
L814[12:57:31] <ds84182> it just depends
on how sane you are.
L815[12:57:41] <ds84182> I did program
hibernation in CC once
L816[13:00:00] <Turtle> ds84182, doesn´t
hybernation (without debug.sethook and a bunch of other stuff)
require the guest program to hook into an api?
L817[13:00:17] <ds84182> Turtle: Nope, not
if you emulate Lua in Lua :P
L818[13:00:36] <ds84182> I should actually
stop working on my C compiler to get a working demonstration of
hibernating Lua in Lua
L819[13:00:40] <Turtle> pretty sure OC´s
ram would cry
L820[13:00:49] <ds84182> Turtle: Actually,
it's pretty lightweight
L821[13:01:03] <ds84182> Emulating Lua
inside of Lua doesn't take much, you just need to emulate the
bytecode
L822[13:01:16] <ds84182> So, time to make
an example ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L823[13:01:56] <Turtle> emulate the
bytecode?
L824[13:02:06] <Turtle> oh duh you can
string.dump to get bytecode
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L826[13:02:17] <ds84182> Yep ( ͡° ͜ʖ
͡°)
L827[13:03:01] <CodeNinja> Lenny face
doesnt render properly in MC chat
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L829[13:04:40] <Vexatos> in OC chat it
does
L830[13:04:51] <CodeNinja> Im using
EiraIRC
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L832[13:07:55] <ds84182> Well, ofc. The
minecraft font it the absolute worst font with the absolute worst
font renderer
L833[13:08:05] <ds84182>
Unifont5lyfe
L834[13:08:16] <CodeNinja> The MC font
looks cool, tho
L835[13:08:40] <ds84182> eww
L836[13:08:57] <scj643> The #ProjectRed
channel is pretty dead
L837[13:10:26] <scj643> Also cortana is a
resource hog sometimes
L838[13:10:35] <ds84182> #lua
_VERSION
L839[13:10:35] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Lua 5.3
Sandbox
L840[13:10:53] <ds84182> Why the hell is
_VERSION reporting the Lua patch version now
L841[13:10:55] <CodeNinja> I dont use
cortana
L842[13:11:25] <Turtle> Because the patch
sets _VERSION?
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L844[13:13:42] <ds84182> It didn't report
patch versions back in 5.1 though
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L846[13:13:56] <ds84182> Actually, it
still isn't
L847[13:14:03] <ds84182> I think it just
may be OC doing that
L848[13:14:06] *
ds84182 stabs Sangar
L849[13:14:48] <ds84182> Anyways, the lua
vm works out of the box in OC
L850[13:14:58] <ds84182> So all I have to
do is implement something to save state
L851[13:15:44] <Sangar> eh?
L852[13:15:52] <Sangar> oh, yeah.
possibly.
L853[13:15:58] <S3> ds84182: W T F are you
talking about
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L855[13:23:36] <CodeNinja> copper
pick
L856[13:26:46] <S3> lobotamy
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L858[13:30:25] <ds84182> S3: Hibernation
of Lua to disk by emulating Lua in Lua
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L860[13:36:34] <scj643> Got another memory
error
L861[13:36:42] <scj643> Different program
though
L862[13:36:51] <scj643> Shit I have bad
ram possibly
L864[13:45:05] <Turtle> Did you run a
memory test yet?
L865[13:48:48] <sugoi> Sangar: i've been
busy and ill, still planning on rc and popen, just fyi
L866[13:49:00] <sugoi> and hopefully a few
more /bin/, before end of oct.
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L868[13:51:44] <Sangar> sugoi, okeh, cool.
get/stay well then! and as usual, no hurry ;)
L869[13:54:15] <gamax92> Hey Sangar
L870[13:54:29] <Sangar> yo
L871[13:54:40] <Sangar> Vexatos, tells me
you're asm-ing scala for the lulz
L872[13:54:47] <Vexatos> ,
L873[13:54:59] <gamax92> Have you heard of
oldbeep core?
L874[13:55:10] <Sangar> i had not heard
that name, no
L875[13:55:22] <Sangar> vex only sent me a
hastebin link with a bunch of asm code in it :X
L876[13:55:36] <gamax92> It puts the old
funky beep code back into OC
L877[13:55:51] <gamax92> Via a core
mod
L878[13:55:56] <Sangar> :X
L879[13:56:02] <Sangar> because why not, i
assume
L880[13:56:11] <gamax92> Yep
L881[13:56:52] <Turtle> Unless Vex is
dumb, I´d assume it´s because you don´t provide the ability to do
so? :P
L882[13:56:57] <gamax92> Asming Scala
worked fine :I
L883[13:57:00] <Vexatos> Sangar,
yesterday's conversation was something like
L884[13:57:17] <Vexatos> "You know
how you smash a brick onto a network card to get a spoofing
card?"
L885[13:57:29] <Vexatos> "Well, how
about I smash a brick onto a beep card"
L886[13:57:36] <Vexatos> "get the
sound back before gamax fixed it"
L887[13:57:41] <Vexatos> ~~~30 minutes
later~~~
L888[13:57:49] <Vexatos> <gamax92> I
has coremod nao
L889[13:57:51] <Sangar> <_>
L890[13:57:52] <Vexatos>
</quote>
L891[13:57:56] <Sangar> k
L892[13:58:40] <gamax92> Is asming Scala
generally a problem?
L893[13:58:51] <Sangar> just getting the
internal names right
L894[13:59:08] <Vexatos> not much harder
than accessing Scala code from inside Java
L896[13:59:51] <gamax92> All I did was
change the two invokes (sine and signum) to call my function
L897[14:00:11] <Sangar> ugh, i suck at
roofs
L898[14:00:13] <gamax92> And replace the
xor of 0x80 to 0
L899[14:00:40] <Caitlyn> Sangar, context?
:p
L900[14:01:00] <Sangar> building in mc
:p
L901[14:01:11] <Caitlyn> Ahh, I'm doing
actual roofs recently :P
L902[14:01:40] <Turtle> Sangar,
Obligatory: Show us so we may laugh at you.
L903[14:01:51] <Turtle> (And feel slightly
better about our own equially bad roofs)
L904[14:02:18] <Sangar> it's more of a
"i can't find any fitting roof tiles" thing, really
:/
L905[14:02:21] <Sangar> aka there's no
roof yet
L906[14:02:30] <Turtle> oh, derp xD
L907[14:02:33] <Kodos> Botania has some
nice ones
L908[14:02:38] <Kodos> Those plus
carpenter slopes
L909[14:02:46] <scj643> Not all software
can be hacked look at new iOS devices
L910[14:02:54] <Sangar> oh, that's a good
point. i'll slope the shit out of this roof
L911[14:03:04] <Sangar> bc build does have
carpenters compat right? >_>
L912[14:03:08] <Sangar> *builder
L913[14:03:12] <Kodos> Should
L914[14:03:14] <Kodos> Ask asie
L915[14:03:34] <gamax92> All software can
be hacked
L916[14:03:34] <Skye|Tired> Vexatos, is it
possible for a component to read messages destined for a different
network card?
L917[14:03:36] <Turtle> What happened to
good old science?
L918[14:03:44] <Sangar> eh, i'll just test
quickly
L919[14:03:46] <Turtle> Skye|Tired, rude
interruption: Yes.
L920[14:04:04] <Skye|Tired> .-.
L921[14:04:32] <Turtle> (I figured that
one out after my component was relaying events/signals too instead
of just messages .-.)
L922[14:04:53] <Skye|Tired> hmmm
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L924[14:05:01] <Skye|Tired> I mean. on the
network
L925[14:05:20] <Skye|Tired> so a spoofing
card can be used to make a network bridge
L926[14:05:41] <Turtle> You talking
ingame, or java/scala side?
L927[14:06:12] <gamax92>
NetworkSpoofCore
L929[14:06:30] <Vexatos> Skye|Tired, not
in the card, no
L930[14:06:34] <Vexatos> and I probably
won't add it
L931[14:06:35] <Vexatos> I think
L932[14:06:43] <Vexatos> spoofing in this
direction is quite hard
L933[14:06:47] <Turtle> Sangar:
Congratulations it´s not a woodenplank box.
L934[14:06:57] <Vexatos> like,
logic-wise
L935[14:06:58] <Sangar> barely :P
L936[14:06:58] <Skye|Tired> is it
technically possible?
L937[14:07:12] <Vexatos> Sangar: OC
tutorial?
L938[14:07:18] <Vexatos> Skye|Tired,
in-game right now? No
L939[14:07:23] <Vexatos> Could I code it?
Probably
L940[14:07:24] <Sangar> hm?
L941[14:07:36] <Vexatos> Sangar, that
house looks like the one in your OC tutorial :P
L942[14:07:36] <ds84182> Sangar: Welp, I'm
officially writing Eris in Plain Lua
L943[14:07:43] <ds84182> YOU DID THIS TO
ME
L944[14:07:51] <Vexatos> ds84182, call it
sire
L945[14:07:58] <ds84182> Alright
L946[14:08:01] <Sangar> Vexatos, eh, i
like wood, so is suppose all i do looks similar :P
L947[14:08:07] <Vexatos> Sangar, wood and
wool
L948[14:08:08] <Elizabeth> GRR why is cups
on my pi not working with the web interface
L949[14:08:11] <Vexatos> woo*
L950[14:08:17] <Sangar> no wool in there
yet!
L951[14:08:26] <Sangar> may lay some
carpets later :P
L952[14:08:34] <gamax92> Because cups is
designed to be used on a regular contributor the best time
L953[14:08:53] <Skye|Tired> Vexatos, so
it's possible JVM/Java/Scala side?
L954[14:09:01] <Vexatos> soon™
L955[14:09:07] <Vexatos> ™ is
AltGr+Shift+8 btw
L956[14:09:13] <gamax92> Compile
Javascript in Javascript
L957[14:09:17] <Skye|Tired> *
L958[14:09:18] <Vexatos> Skye|Tired, Tutle
sais it is
L959[14:09:22] <Vexatos> just going to
trust him
L960[14:09:25] <Vexatos> Turtle *
L961[14:09:33] <Turtle> I accidentally did
it
L962[14:09:35] <Turtle> and I´m a bloody
idiot
L963[14:09:41] <gamax92> Use zerovm and
compile java in Javascript
L964[14:09:59] <Skye|Tired> now how do I
get motivation do something
L965[14:10:09] <gamax92> Enscripten
everything
L966[14:10:14] <Turtle> that said, afaik
the relay intercepts ´directed´ messages, so you should be able to
read them as a spoof too
L967[14:10:28] <gamax92> Listen to a
motivational video
L968[14:10:37] <gamax92> Get pumped
up
L969[14:10:38] <Turtle> (And my
powerlineadapter ´should´ forward them, but again, probably half
the features were originally bugs)
L970[14:10:39] <Skye|Tired> gamax92,
doesn't work
L971[14:10:45] <gamax92> NAO
L972[14:11:13] <Turtle> Skye|Tired, idk,
turn on BttF while programming for even less productivity?
L973[14:12:16] <Skye|Tired> .-.
L974[14:13:11] <Vexatos> How would I make
it receive messages from a specified address but only if it's the
same network
L975[14:13:16] <Vexatos> (i.e. not over
modems/relays)
L976[14:13:33] <Forecaster> there will
probably be a test announcement now, sorry in advance
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L978[14:13:52] <WatchtowerAnnouncer> Time
for a new episode! You're welcome!
L980[14:14:13] <Vexatos> Don't tell
Elizabeth
L981[14:14:13] <Vexatos> Hurr
L982[14:14:14] <Forecaster> woop, tag
system works
L983[14:14:24] *
Vexatos takes cover
L984[14:14:27] <Elizabeth> Vexatos, i
allowed it
L985[14:14:31] <Turtle> Vexatos: Errr,
using reachable or something?
L986[14:14:42] <Vexatos> Elizabeth,
kewl
L987[14:14:50] <Forecaster> I wouldn't
have done it otherwise
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L989[14:16:53] <Noob> Given the ammount of
bots here, I fear this room will be the beginning of AI
uprise
L990[14:17:15] <Vexatos> nah
L991[14:17:17] <ds84182> You think this is
insane? See #[REDACTED CHANNEL NAME]
L992[14:17:22] <Vexatos> Exactly
L993[14:17:28] <Vexatos>
wasaboutoposthat
L994[14:18:13] <Forecaster> mine will only
visit once every two days though :P
L995[14:18:37] <Forecaster> to attempt to
enslave you all
L996[14:19:04] <Vexatos> Why not enslave
bees?
L997[14:19:17] <Forecaster> some of you
may be bees, I don't know
L998[14:19:19] <Vexatos> Sangar: This was
such an awesome idea. I need to play with you on a server some
day.
L999[14:19:34] <Vexatos> for....
scientific reasons
L1000[14:19:59] <Sangar> :3
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L1004[14:22:58] *
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L1006[14:23:57] <v^> :o me and katt have
been together for 300 days
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L1009[14:24:35] <Elizabeth> wtf
cups
L1010[14:24:44] <Elizabeth> stahp being
tard
L1011[14:25:50] *
cloakable pours mead into cups
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L1013[14:29:34] <CodeNinja> eight
emeralds, no diamonds
L1014[14:32:12] <Elizabeth> hmm, got it
working
L1015[14:32:26] *
Elizabeth shrugs
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L1017[14:50:57] <gamax92> Photoshop
L1018[14:51:35] <gamax92> Can you please
send me a copy of photoshop
L1019[14:51:40] <gamax92> Kthx
L1020[14:51:47] <Kodos> Hang on
L1021[14:52:08] <gamax92> I'm kidding
:I
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L1026[14:53:19] <gamax92> Gimp reskinned
to look like and kinda act like photoshop
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L1028[14:53:48] <Kodos> Oh
L1029[14:53:51] <Kodos> let me just
cancel the db upload then
L1030[14:54:15] <Kodos> I grabbed CS2
that time Adobe gave it out
L1031[14:54:51] <gamax92> Well, that's a
little bit out of date now, right?
L1032[14:54:57] <Kodos> I still use
it
L1033[14:55:21] <Elizabeth> :/ something
bent the gpio pins on my pi2's serial hat
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L1035[14:59:50] <Elizabeth> there, got
then straight enough to allow me to put a ribbon cable on it to
straighten them out a bit more
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L1040[15:14:37] <CodeNinja> scj643 has
denied me my beloved Tinker's AoE tols
L1041[15:14:41] <CodeNinja> *tools
L1042[15:32:42] <Kodos> I love my
wife
L1043[15:33:04] <Kodos> head's been
killing me all day, and what does she do? Brings me an ibuprofen
800 and chocolate ice cream
L1044[15:33:07] <Elizabeth> brain, please
stop randomly replacing words
L1045[15:33:51] <Elizabeth> Kodos, for
some unknown reason when i first read your message i thought it
said "i love my knife"...
L1046[15:34:00] <Kodos> Lol
L1047[15:34:02] <Kodos> I love that
too
L1048[15:34:40] <Kodos> Wife's mom and
dad gave me a stainless steel generic swiss army knife last
year
L1049[15:34:41] <Kodos> I still have
it
L1050[15:35:07] <Kodos> One of the many
products the machine shop my mother in law worked at at the
time
L1051[15:35:16] <Inari> ibuprofen
*shudders*
L1052[15:35:47] <Kodos> It was either
that or a vicodin
L1053[15:35:56] <Kodos> And it was a
headache, so meh
L1054[15:36:13] <Izaya> \:D/ the Mac on
my desk is now installing debian
L1055[15:36:43] <Izaya> finally, a
non-x86 box!
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L1057[15:47:06] <Sangar> i'm off o/
L1058[15:47:25] <XDjackieXD> o/
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L1061[16:01:32] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya:
Debian? Your beargame is weak
L1062[16:01:37] <DeanIsaKitty>
*beardgame
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L1064[16:02:02] <Izaya> Debian is what my
mum wanted \o/
L1065[16:02:25] <Izaya> that and
installing on PPC is easy
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L1068[16:22:27] <DeanIsaKitty> But Gentoo
would be more fun :P
L1069[16:22:43] <Kodos> I hate how
HexChat won't just sit on the right half of my screen, it has to
take up just a bit more
L1070[16:26:49] <Izaya> force it to use
only half
L1071[16:27:29] <Izaya> Dunno what your
bindings are but super-alt-h/l works for me
L1072[16:31:44] <Kodos> Super?
L1073[16:32:40] <Izaya>
winderps/command
L1074[16:32:50] <Kodos> And h/l?
L1075[16:33:05] <Izaya> h for left, l for
right
L1076[16:33:12] <Izaya> hjkl
L1077[16:34:46] <Antheus> #l
print("test\npost")
L1078[16:34:52] <Antheus> err
L1079[16:34:57] <Antheus> .lua
L1080[16:35:01] <Antheus> .lua end
L1081[16:35:06] <Antheus> .lua
help()
L1082[16:35:07] <Antheus> ja;dklfja
L1083[16:35:13] <Antheus> what's the
stupid lua bot now?
L1084[16:35:23] <Kodos> #lua
print("test\npost")
L1085[16:35:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > test
| post | nil
L1086[16:35:43] *
Antheus shoots |0xDEADBEEF|
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L1088[16:57:10] <Kodos> I wonder why the
farming upgrade was never finished
L1089[16:58:49] <Antheus> Hmm
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L1097[17:25:27] <Antheus> ~network
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L1099[17:25:31] <Antheus> ~w
network
L1101[17:25:35] <Antheus> .-.
L1102[17:34:34] <S3> whee
L1103[17:38:13] <gamax92> whee!
L1104[17:39:25] <Antheus> So uh
L1105[17:39:35] <Antheus> that network
api thing on that floppy
L1106[17:39:42] <Antheus> is there
documentation on it?
L1107[17:40:18] <Elizabeth> ask
Magik6k
L1108[17:40:56] <Antheus> Magik6k: yo
there?
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L1110[17:41:41] <S3> he's usually around
in the mornings I think
L1111[17:41:57] <S3> the mornings of the
real time zone that actually matters
L1112[17:42:27] <Elizabeth> sleep
time
L1113[17:43:01] <S3> I kinda wonder why I
am building a dormitory on scj643's server
L1114[17:43:04] <S3> I have much better
things to do
L1115[17:43:31] <scj643> idk i've been
jailbreaking my ipad to ios 9.0.2
L1117[17:44:02] <S3> what happened to ios
3.x
L1118[17:44:28] <S3> people climb version
numbers too fast
L1119[17:44:34] <S3> need to slow em
down
L1120[17:45:32] <CompanionCube> S3, could
be worse.
L1121[17:45:35] <CompanionCube> Could be
fireofx.
L1122[17:45:38] <DeanIsaKitty> Its not
like the iPhones are getting new versions any slower
L1123[17:48:33] <scj643> Or chrome
L1124[17:49:33] <Antheus> is there a
netboot program existing for OC yet?
L1125[17:50:56] <DeanIsaKitty> Antheus:
Izaya had something in the works iirc
L1126[17:52:04] <S3> CompanionCube: could
be worse.
L1127[17:52:20] <S3> could be Netscape
Communicator 1.0 with Windows 3.1 + Winsock beta.
L1128[17:52:30] <CompanionCube> S3, I
mean
L1129[17:52:41] <CompanionCube> could be
firefox's version numbers / release schedule
L1130[17:52:47] <CompanionCube> They're
in the 40s now
L1132[17:54:00] <S3> yeah I am mad at
them for doing that
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L1137[18:09:28] <CompanionCube> did Sky
just momentaily drop the ball
L1138[18:09:30] <CompanionCube> From
151.229.221.71 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable
L1139[18:09:32] <CompanionCube> From
151.229.221.71 icmp_seq=2 Destination Host Unreachable
L1140[18:09:34] <CompanionCube> From
151.229.221.71 icmp_seq=3 Destination Host Unreachable
L1141[18:09:36] <CompanionCube> when
pinging 8.8.8.8
L1142[18:16:43] <Kodos> What the fuck
steam
L1143[18:20:44] <Turtle> Dang that
DeLorean in rocket league is well made
L1144[18:23:46] <S3> Kodos: isn't that
always the case?
L1145[18:24:01] <S3> although. steam in
home streaming works great on games it doesn't support
L1146[18:24:18] <S3> I used it to play
BF4 on my linux thinkpad
L1147[18:24:28] <S3> on ultra
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L1149[18:29:11] <Turtle> S3, I actually
heard steam streaming had issues with non-steam games
L1150[18:29:16] <Turtle> You´ve got it
working?
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L1153[18:29:55] <Kodos> I'm just wanting
to browse the SE workshop, but the steam screen has some sort of
overlay that's preventing me from clicking shit
L1154[18:30:06] <Turtle> You using a
skin?
L1155[18:30:19] <Kodos> Nope
L1156[18:30:30] <Kodos> There was Valve's
logo at the top left of whatever was graying shit out
L1157[18:32:14] <Turtle> odd
L1159[18:35:14] <scj643> Marty McFly goes
back t the future right now
L1160[18:35:16] <scj643> \
L1162[18:54:26] <Kodos> BttF is a thing
of the past
L1163[18:54:33] <Kodos> Chew on that for
a minute
L1164[19:00:49] <Turtle> Kodos: Until DMC
finally fixes their legal fuckmess, then BttF hype will be a thing
again for a short while
L1165[19:01:07] <Kodos> wat
L1166[19:01:31] <Turtle> DMC wanted to
produce electric versions of the car, but aparently the widow of
the original owner claims they don´t have the rights to do so
L1167[19:01:38] <Turtle> *original owner
of the company
L1168[19:03:16] <S3> lol?
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L1185[19:38:53] <bloop> quick question,
should robot.use(sides.right) work?
L1186[19:39:09] <bloop> I can do
robot.use() and robot.use(sides.front)
L1187[19:39:15] <bloop> But other sides
just return false
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L1189[19:47:17] <Kodos> ~w robot
L1191[19:48:52] <Kodos> It only 'uses'
the block in front of it, side just specifies which side of the
block space in front if it that it tries to use
L1192[19:49:10] <Kodos> For example, if
the block space in front of it had a lever on the rightside, you
would robot.use(sides.right)
L1193[19:49:52] <bloop> Aaaah, got
it
L1194[19:49:57] <bloop> bummer
L1195[19:50:32] <bloop> No way to flip a
lever below it then?
L1196[19:57:08] <Kodos> useDown
L1197[19:57:11] <S3> coming up with MAC
addresses for my virtual serverrs is SO easy now
L1198[19:57:56] <sugoi> bloop: useUp and
useDown are for those needs. use is front only.
L1199[19:58:04] <sugoi> derp, Kodos got
that
L1200[19:59:35] <bloop> Oh man, thanks!
That's perfect
L1201[19:59:47] <bloop> and isn't in the
online docs?
L1202[20:00:41] <Caitlyn> bloop, it
totally is "robot.useDown([side: number[, sneaky: boolean[,
duration: number]]]): boolean[, string]
L1203[20:00:41] <Caitlyn> As robot.use
except that the item is used aiming at the area below the
robot."
L1204[20:19:44] <bloop> haha so it
is
L1205[20:19:51] <bloop> man, I am not
braining very well today
L1206[20:19:57] <bloop> Thanks for the
help!
L1207[20:20:20] <S3> s/brain/train/
L1208[20:20:20] <Kibibyte> <bloop>
man, I am not training very well today
L1209[20:21:53] <bloop> nono, I meant
braining
L1210[20:21:56] <bloop> verb form of
brain
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L1212[20:25:05] <Xakorik> Just tried
nanomachines for the first time, a bit overwhelming
L1213[20:27:07] <Xakorik> Has anyone made
a script that will poll each port for effects?
L1214[20:29:39] <Xakorik> I might try to
do that, we'll see how it goes
L1215[20:36:04] <Kodos> Shouldn't be too
bad to do
L1216[20:36:19] <Kodos> Just turn each
input on, one at a time, and writing to file the active
effects
L1217[20:36:30] <Kodos> That's actually
not a bad idea, let me know when you're done, I wanna look at
it
L1218[20:36:39] <Xakorik> Would be easier
than checking each port manually
L1219[20:36:58] <Xakorik> When I was
testing had 17 ports
L1220[20:37:17] <Xakorik> How many lines
are on a computer screen?
L1221[20:37:48] <Kodos> Depends on the
tier
L1222[20:37:50] <Kodos> T3 has 50
L1223[20:38:50] <Xakorik> Tier?
L1224[20:39:04] <Xakorik> Oh, yeah
L1225[20:39:47] <Caitlyn> \o/ I got
Vorbis and MP3 coexisting
L1226[20:40:20] <Caitlyn> the player
decides which to run when you play the stream, it's still 2
separate players, but automatic
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L1228[20:40:35] <Caitlyn> Now I have to
get Vorbis volume working...
L1229[20:46:49] <Caitlyn> \o/ it
works
L1230[20:47:04] *
Caitlyn throws an effing party
L1231[20:48:47] <Kodos> \o/
L1232[20:49:33] <Caitlyn> Instead of
having a UniversalPlayer, I have a MP3Player, and a OGGPlayer
L1233[20:49:40] <Caitlyn> and I switch
between them depending.
L1234[20:49:51] <Caitlyn> Also means that
I can add other formats by implementing their own player
L1235[20:50:36] <Xakorik> Nice
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L1237[20:51:59] <Caitlyn> I also removed
an erroneous * 2 in my volume calculation, so max volume no longer
distorts the stream
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L1240[20:55:33] <Xakorik> What do you all
think of the new nanomachines feature?
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L1242[21:00:31] <Xakorik> I love the Ding
mod D
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L1244[21:05:53] <Caitlyn> scj643, Vorbis
capable OpenFM is building now
L1245[21:16:10] <ds84182> Oh great,
firefox froze randomly
L1246[21:16:12] <ds84182> alright.
L1247[21:16:20] <ds84182> I don't even
know what causes this
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L1253[21:50:39] <scj643> Nice
Caitlyn
L1254[21:50:45] <Caitlyn> I lied...
L1255[21:50:50] <scj643> Damn
L1256[21:50:55] <Caitlyn> It works.. but
I can't fucking build it
L1257[21:50:56] <scj643> I got iOS
9.0.2
L1258[21:51:18] <Caitlyn> it uses Java 7
features, and gradle won't build it
L1259[21:55:49] <Caitlyn> scj643, there
build 11 will be approved.. whenever.
L1260[21:58:17] <Caitlyn> Which is
now
L1261[21:58:25] <Caitlyn> go, enjoy your
vorbis streams.
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L1269[22:16:37] <sugoi> anyone transfer
liquids via pipes NOT with cofh thermal dynamics
L1270[22:16:38] <sugoi> ?
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L1274[22:26:25] <scj643> Build
craft
L1275[22:27:34] <v^> i remember the early
buildcraft
L1276[22:28:31] <v^> when he implemented
liquids half the people thought it would be shitty like
plasticraft
L1277[22:42:46] <Kodos> sugoi,
transposers
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L1279[22:43:07] <Kodos> Oh, pipes, yeah
BC
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