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L1[00:03:40] <Antheus> ~w table
L3[00:14:42] <mrammy> I have a request
L4[00:15:02] <mrammy> so many other mods add
the modlist can you make it configurable?
L6[00:16:42] <mrammy> in openfm
L7[00:17:49] <Caitlyn> It's not like it
conflicts.. Well except with Stacks on Stacks because the author is
a dick and directs that directly to their config screen.
L8[00:19:01] <mrammy> yeah I guess so
L9[00:19:20] <mrammy> endercore I guess
takes over the whole gui so that's what i was worried about it
conflicting with
L10[00:19:23] <mrammy> nevermind
L11[00:19:40] <Caitlyn> Yeah it replaces
the entire screen
L12[00:20:05] <Caitlyn> if you find it
causing an actual problem I'll add a config option
L13[00:22:31] <mrammy> fair enough
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L15[00:24:52] <mrammy> what about making
the recipes oredict compatible?
L16[00:26:26] <Caitlyn> The recipes aren't
staying anyway. I've just yet to have anyone suggest decent
ones.
L17[00:26:53] <mrammy> Would you like me to
come up with some?
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L24[01:19:53] <Kodos> Wow, wtf
L25[01:20:40] <Caitlyn> dafaq
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L30[01:30:19] <ShrewdSpirit> Hi
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L33[02:00:07] <ShrewdSpirit> Is there a way
to speed up the disassembler in survival?
L34[02:01:30] <Vexatos> yes
L35[02:01:34] <Vexatos> just change the
config file
L36[02:01:34] <Vexatos> P:
L37[02:07:07] <ShrewdSpirit> Other than
changing the config?
L38[02:07:22] <ShrewdSpirit> Like some
upgrade or magic
L39[02:07:41] <mrammy> torcherino
L40[02:12:29] <Izaya> what the shit
L41[02:12:38] <Izaya> Linux Mint 32-bit: no
UEFI
L42[02:12:46] <Izaya> Tablet is 32-bit UEFI
and 32-bit processor
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L49[02:50:22] <dfo> does the tier 2 APU run
at the same speed as a tier 2 or tier 3 CPU?
L50[02:51:09] <Caitlyn> t3
L51[02:57:49] <jhagrid77> Creative is
beast
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L53[02:58:44] <dfo> Caitlyn, thanks
L54[03:00:45] <ShrewdSpirit> Anyone has any
ideas on how to make a listbox?
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L61[03:26:18] <SeniorFighter> test
123
L62[03:26:23] <SeniorFighter> do someone
hear me?
L64[03:26:54] <SeniorFighter> oh finally it
worked
L65[03:27:04] <SeniorFighter> sorry i'm
just testing a script on my computer to simulate IRC
L66[03:27:13] <SeniorFighter> i mean in
minecraft
L67[03:27:31] <Izaya> there's a loot disk
with an IRC client
L68[03:27:52] <SeniorFighter> does anybody
know, if there's something kinda an academy where everyone can come
and learn lua? there was something like this for
computercraft.
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L77[03:48:49] <SeniorFighter>
.commands
L78[03:48:50] <SeniorFighter> ;P
L79[03:49:00] <SeniorFighter> is any @op
active?
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L83[04:14:56] <Sangar> o/
L84[04:17:16] <Vexatos> o\
L85[04:17:23] <mrammy> o/
L87[04:19:40] <Vexatos> /o
L88[04:24:25] <ShrewdSpirit> Duplicating
addresses is annoying >_<
L89[04:24:44] <ShrewdSpirit> And I'm lazy
to use another component
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L100[05:58:02] <asie> Sangar: Can one
/disable/ OC recipes without using MineTweaker?
L101[05:58:06] <asie> Just curious if I
can do it via user.recipes
L102[05:58:22] <Sangar> asie, yup,
'recipeName = false'
L104[05:58:37] <asie> I'm stupid and can't
read.
L105[05:59:16] <Sangar> it happens
:P
L106[05:59:49] <asie> And does OC support
Factorization power?
L107[05:59:51] <asie> as I forgot
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L109[05:59:56] <Sangar> it does
L110[06:00:33] <asie> and one LAST
question I think
L111[06:00:39] <Sangar> you might have to
tweak the conversion ratio, i'm not sure anyone actually ever used
it, and it's based on some very crude testing :X
L112[06:00:39] <asie> can I disable robot
crafting without disabling tablet crafting?
L113[06:00:42] <asie> I remember asking
this before
L114[06:00:55] <asie> oh yes
L115[06:01:00] <asie>
assemblerBlacklist
L116[06:01:12] <Sangar> yep
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L119[06:13:15] <Vexatos> asie, did you
test the new build I sent you
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L123[06:53:43] <Temia> Hey Asie, how'd
your friend respond to you walking into monstergirls petting
monstergirls the other day?
L124[06:54:04] <asie> Temia: oh, you were
monstergirls?
L125[06:54:12] <asie> by the tail i
thought you were doing a more furry roleplay
L126[06:54:44] <Temia> A monstergirl can
have a tail too. >.> *huff*
L127[06:54:58] <MeltingBrain> Hehe, what
you are two talking about? ^^
L128[06:55:11] <MeltingBrain> what you two
are talking about* (grammar)...
L129[06:55:28] <Temia> Something silly
from a couple days ago.
L130[06:55:56] <Temia> Asie hopped on from
an OC computer to show his friend and he walked in on Inari being
rather... frisky to me :X
L131[06:56:34] <Inari> Lol
L132[06:56:46] <Inari> giving the best
impressions of #oc
L133[06:56:47] <Inari> :3
L134[06:57:23] <Temia> Pervert
>.>
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L136[06:58:00] <MeltingBrain> hehe
;D
L137[06:58:12] <MeltingBrain> I'm
currently talking from my own UI program in an OC computer
L138[06:58:38] <MeltingBrain> using TCP
sockets i connected to this server, and i talk to you right
now
L139[06:58:53] <Temia> Oho. Writing
another IRC client from the ground up?
L140[07:02:17] *
vifino misses Lizzy :(
L141[07:02:44] <MeltingBrain> nah
L142[07:03:02] <MeltingBrain> i just used
the internet card, connected by TCP and i just send packets and
using event i can receive what you say
L143[07:05:33] <MeltingBrain> i'm making
an graphical operating system, and i'll maybe release it on
forums
L144[07:05:58] *
Lizzy groans
L145[07:06:07] <MeltingBrain> i'm on IRC
seeking for people that may be interested to help me in this
task...
L146[07:06:58] <MeltingBrain> on my
screen, i got byte(15) Lizzy groans \n, strange...
L147[07:07:39] <MeltingBrain> i have two
IRC windows so maybe it's this. How to check who's online and who's
not?
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L150[07:11:26] <MeltingBrain> Anyone
here?
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L152[07:21:47] <vifino> LIZZY!!!!
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L154[07:22:37] <Izaya> argh, no, windows
updates q_q
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L163[07:37:20] <S3> so I just realized, if
I had a way of creating / editing an IC blueprint
L164[07:37:23] <S3> using OC
L165[07:37:47] <S3> I can make a program
that stores a 128Byte EEPROM on an integrated circuit
L166[07:37:58] <S3> I did the math and itl
fit
L167[07:39:23] <MeltingBrain> u want make
industrialcraft blueprints using computers?
L168[07:39:31] <MeltingBrain> u want to
make *
L169[07:39:33] <MeltingBrain> ?
L170[07:39:37] <S3> integrated circuit
blueprints
L171[07:39:46] <S3> it's amod
L172[07:39:46] <MeltingBrain> i dunno what
is that
L173[07:39:49] <MeltingBrain> oh
L175[07:40:01] <S3> 7 segment decoder I
just made last night ^
L176[07:40:25] <MeltingBrain> oh this
mod
L177[07:40:27] <MeltingBrain> long time no
see
L178[07:40:34] <MeltingBrain> and u want
to integrate that with oc right?
L179[07:40:41] <MeltingBrain> i mean
L180[07:40:46] <MeltingBrain> create
blueprints...
L181[07:41:00] <MeltingBrain> i would need
to know more about this mod, did u try to use the IO integration
block?
L182[07:41:09] <S3> yeah. I was thinking,
if I could so that or edit them I can make PROMs / EEPROMs
L183[07:41:24] <S3> I doubt it would be
able to work that way
L184[07:41:42] <MeltingBrain> you mean u
want to make eeproms from that IC mod? or OC eeproms?
L185[07:42:05] <S3> MeltingBrain: I
thought of it in my sleep because I make them in a matrix style,
which makes them easy for a program to be able to edit the gates in
the matrix to change memory
L186[07:42:26] <S3> no completeley
different
L187[07:43:10] <S3> I can do more than
just what I'm saying. the idea is that I could do a lot more, for
example, I could make an HDL interface for it if I really wanted,
but that would be quite complex.
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L190[07:53:08] <Izaya> fuck
L191[07:53:08] <Izaya> this
L192[07:53:09] <Izaya> tablet
L193[07:53:26] <Izaya> what use do I have
for something running Windows?
L194[07:53:36] <Izaya> and apparently I
need an OTG cable to install Linux
L195[07:53:40] <Izaya> why did they not
package one!?
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L197[08:00:39] <asie> writing back on
Computronics again
L198[08:00:43] <asie> i'm adding speakers
and audio cables! AT LAST!
L199[08:01:29] <Sangar>
itshappening.gif
L200[08:02:12] <asie> yes
L201[08:02:21] <asie> right now i'm
rewriting the system for dynamic IAudioReceivers
L202[08:02:23] <asie> and I think I did
it
L203[08:02:30] <asie> the rest is writing
a cable and a speaker, not too hard really
L204[08:02:39] <Sangar> cool
L205[08:02:53] <vifino> asie: computronics
midi when
L206[08:03:04] <asie> vifino: never
L207[08:03:11] <asie> but you can write a
MIDI IAudioSource
L208[08:03:15] <asie> and send DFPWM
packets on an audio cable
L209[08:03:16] <asie> and it'll
magi-work
L210[08:03:34] <vifino> asie: wow,
ruuuude
L211[08:04:11] <vifino> But seriously,
someone should make a mod about midi in mc ._.
L213[08:04:20] <vifino> Like, keyboards,
synth and stuff.
L214[08:04:26] <asie> Sangar:
wooooooo
L215[08:06:25] <vifino> Reminds me to
check if ableton live runs under wine.
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L219[08:22:47] <S3> GOT IT! wow! this is
small as shit
L221[08:22:53] <asie> okay, this was the
fastest implementation in a while
L222[08:22:57] <S3> 128 bytes of rom
^
L223[08:23:02] <asie> audio cables now
work, i just gotta add rendering
L224[08:23:04] <S3> and that will
definately fit on a 64x64 IC
L225[08:23:21] <S3> 4 banks, 32 bytes
each
L226[08:24:00] <S3> if you took the
control logic out, it'd be more compact than delay line
L228[08:28:37] <MichiBot> Sun Oct 25
08:26:11 CDT 2015 @asiekierka: Let's look at Computronics. Haven't
added anything to it in ages... until now! (Rendering WIP)
https://t.co/Lpl9rSP1Hy
L229[08:34:33] <Turtle> Audio
cables?
L230[08:38:51] <asie> Yes.
L231[08:38:54] <asie> And speakers.
L233[08:42:24] <MichiBot> Sun Oct 25
08:41:43 CDT 2015 @asiekierka: Here's a better shot of the same
thing. Audio Cables and Speakers! Yes, they actually work!
https://t.co/9leFKbxGkQ
L234[08:42:26] <asie> No, I haven't
L235[08:44:30] <Sangar> :O
L236[08:44:41] <Sangar> that was a quick
cable rendering implementation
L237[08:45:27] <asie> Sangar: I do it off
memory now
L238[08:45:30] <asie> too much BC
work...
L239[08:45:38] <asie> I have memorized the
entire algorithm at this point
L240[08:45:51] <Sangar> hahaha
L241[08:46:50] <asie> Now I just need a
bounding box implementation
L242[08:46:53] <asie> which should be just
as quick
L243[08:46:55] <asie> and I'm golden
L244[08:47:44] <Sangar> bounding boxes for
cables, the lack of which was my biggest gripe with gt5 :X
L245[08:47:50] <Kodos> asie, I'm assuming
you're just updating current computronics?
L246[08:50:46] <asie> Kodos: Yes.
L247[08:51:30] <Sangar> now vexatos just
needs to make his tts black magic work with that for for base-wide
auto-announcements
L248[08:53:12] <Kodos> Or someone needs to
get to recording and converting to DWFPM or w/e
L249[08:53:53] <ds84182> Wait... Audio
CABLES?
L250[08:53:55] <ds84182>
:OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo
L251[08:54:00] <Kodos> ds84182, and
speakers
L252[08:54:00] <Sangar> that was my first
thought, but i categorized it as too much of a pain :X that said,
idk how it's implemented. if it's just buffers, might even be
easier.
L253[08:54:07] <ds84182> HES DOING
IT
L254[08:54:17] <Kodos> I would think it's
the same as how I did my music on my tape
L255[08:54:22] <S3> audio cables in
computronics?
L256[08:54:32] <Kodos> Hard part is
getting the seek nonsense to work
L257[08:55:03] <asie> Sangar: The bounding
box works-ish, but I've yet to write doRayTrace
L258[08:55:05] <asie> other than
that....
L259[08:55:08] <ds84182> God, I fucking
hate seek
L260[08:55:08] <asie> ds84182: I'm not
"doing" it
L261[08:55:10] <asie> I did it.
L262[08:55:17] <S3> ds84182: once the
ATM/STM OCRANET network is in place, Izaya will be doing audio
streams :)
L263[08:55:20] <S3> using tapes
L264[08:55:23] <ds84182> HE DID IT
L265[08:55:27] <Sangar> to be fair, i'm
lazy with my cable bounding boxes, too :P
L266[08:55:48] <Sangar> at least i think i
am?
L267[08:56:02] <Kodos> Not that I
remember
L268[08:56:06] <asie> Sangar: Eh, I'll
just take the code from you
L269[08:56:10] <asie> I'd do it from BC,
but the license is incompatible
L270[08:56:16] <ds84182> asie: But it's in
Scala
L271[08:56:25] <Skye> meanwhile, I am
rewriting code painfully for Vic's Integrated Circuits.
L272[08:56:38] <S3> ds84182: anything but
java :)
L273[08:56:45] <Kodos> Make Vic's IC mod
tell CC to fuck off, and only work with OC
L274[08:56:45] *
ds84182 stabs S3 with a stick
L275[08:56:49] <Kodos> Or make a fork of
it anyway
L276[08:56:50] <Kodos> to do so
L277[08:56:53] <ds84182> At least Java
makes sense
L278[08:56:55] <Skye> Kodos, why?
L279[08:57:02] <Izaya> Just had an 12/10
great idea
L280[08:57:11] <Izaya> Run Mad Max on this
shitty tablet
L281[08:57:12] <Kodos> Because CC is
dated, and a learning tool
L282[08:57:14] <ds84182> Sangar: Without
looking at ScalaDoc, what does ++= do?
L283[08:57:42] <Sangar> add one list to
another?
L284[08:57:48] <Skye> Kodos, the issue is
that Vic wants me to "port" the CC editing program from
OC by making a mini emulator. ;_;
L285[08:57:50] <ds84182> Does it?
L286[08:57:52] *
ds84182 checks
L287[08:58:03] <Sangar> pretty sure
L288[08:58:14] <Skye> ds84182, from my
memory, Sangar is correct.
L289[08:58:23] <asie> aaaaand pushed
L290[08:58:25] <Sangar> += would be adding
an element
L291[08:58:43] <Sangar> x ++ y would just
concatenate two sequences/iterables/traversables/whatever :X
L292[08:58:51] <Sangar> wub wub
L293[08:59:03] <S3> too bad lua won't let
you do index[array_name]
L295[08:59:20] <Sangar> ?
L296[08:59:36] ⇦
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timeout: 190 seconds)
L297[08:59:44] <ds84182> urg, how does
that make any sense
L298[08:59:44] <S3> I was making fun of
C's commutative [] operator
L299[09:00:03] <S3> a[b] is the exact same
thing as b[a] :)
L300[09:00:08] <ds84182> How would anybody
know that ::: means add the items from the list on the right hand
side to the beginning of the list
L301[09:00:15] <ds84182> I need method
names, dammit
L302[09:00:21] <Sangar> ah
L303[09:00:37] <asie> i want to see Vex's
face when he comes back
L304[09:00:38] <Sangar> ds84182,
magic
L305[09:01:00] <S3> int foo[5] = {1, 2, 3,
4, 5}; int bar = 2; return bar[foo];
L306[09:01:22] <S3> ^ just don't do it..
it's weird )
L307[09:01:26] <ds84182> I tried making an
IRC bot in Scala, but then I stopped because getting a plugin
system in Java would mean hacking around with Classloaders, which I
don't know jack shit about
L308[09:01:26]
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L309[09:01:57] <S3> ds84182: there is
another way.
L310[09:02:23] <ds84182> brb, going to go
play Pokemon Channel ( ͡ಠ ͜ʖ ͡ಠ)
L311[09:02:27] <S3> I know an IRC bot that
forks a process for every plugin, and this way every plugin can be
written in any language :)
L312[09:02:38] <S3> you just use stdout /
stdin for IPC
L313[09:02:52] <S3> in *nix, fork is
extremely lightweight
L314[09:03:24] <S3> a lot of people do not
realize that, and believe it is a full 1:1 copy of the process
which isn't necessarily true.
L315[09:04:06] <Sangar> ds84182, want more
fun operators? try (0 /: (1 to 10))(_+_)
L316[09:04:43] <S3> ds84182: it also
better helps to guarantee safety when reloading plugins, because
reloading running code in memory is very scary, no matter how safe
you think it's going to be.
L317[09:07:24] ⇦
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host closed the connection)
L318[09:09:43] <asie> Okay, well, they
don't actually work.
L319[09:09:50] <asie> It appears to me
that I will need a somewhat bigger rewrite
L320[09:13:31] <Caitlyn> Ok.. I need to
figure out how to register tabs on the OC manual
L321[09:15:12] <Sangar> D:
L322[09:15:24] <Sangar> what's not
working?
L324[09:16:02] <CompanionCube> S3,
so
L325[09:16:15] <Caitlyn> Ahh, thanks
Sangar I was just digging through the API heh
L326[09:16:23] <CompanionCube> Someone
made an IRC shell in essence/
L327[09:17:25] <S3> CompanionCube: yeah.
the neat thing is CompanionCube that the plugins can still be
passed object references so like, if you write the bot in say
C++
L328[09:17:29] <S3> and you forked the
plugins
L329[09:17:34] <asie> oh huh
L330[09:17:42] <asie> i'm going to have to
rewrite AsieLib's whole DFPWM audio subsystem
L331[09:17:44] <asie> great...
L332[09:17:45] <S3> if those plugins are
C++, they can access the API directly instead of having to send it
to stdout CompanionCube
L333[09:18:10] <S3> but you keep a
serialized JSON or sereal or whatever you want RPC connection so
that other language'd plugins can still communicate.
L334[09:18:15] <S3> it would just do API
translation
L335[09:18:37] <asie> I also plan to add a
Tape Recorder
L336[09:18:42] <asie> which records data
from Audio Cables to a tape
L337[09:18:44] <asie> tape copying!
<o>
L338[09:18:59] <asie> (I also want to add
.dfpwm file support to Electronic Libraries. With that, you won't
even need computers to use the mod <ooooo>)
L339[09:19:08] <S3> asie: now we just need
an addon to capture audio in MC to the cable.
L340[09:19:12] <asie> S3: Planned.
L342[09:19:16] <asie> Well
L343[09:19:18] <asie> Not MC audio
L344[09:19:20] <asie> but microphone
audio
L345[09:19:34] <S3> asie: if Izaya makes
his audio streaming work...
L346[09:19:36] <asie> Also, portable tape
drives one day
L347[09:19:42] <asie> but I need to do the
massive rewrite first
L348[09:19:49] <S3> that means we can
route it over the ATM network and make an in MC teamspeak
L349[09:19:53] <asie> Yes, yes you
can.
L350[09:19:59] <S3> he says he only needs
4K/s of bandwidth
L351[09:20:12] <S3> so for full duplex
that's just 10 1KB/s lines in my networking project
L352[09:20:28] <S3> (you'd want some
headroom)
L353[09:20:34] <asie> Also, you can always
strip down to 16384Hz
L354[09:20:37] <asie> and use speed
0.5
L356[09:21:04] <S3> ah I see. he told me
it was 4K per channel but yeah that makes sense
L357[09:21:20] <asie> 4K/s is for 32768Hz
yes
L358[09:21:24] <asie> 2K/s is for
16384Hz
L360[09:21:29] <S3> good nuff
L361[09:21:31] <asie> you can also do some
compression tactics if you're desperate
L362[09:21:38] <S3> you could just pull 5
lines down for that
L363[09:21:41] <asie> i mean, Data
Cards
L364[09:21:44] <Izaya> YES
L365[09:21:48] <S3> Izaya: ?
L366[09:21:50] <Izaya> rEFInd works on
this tablet
L367[09:22:02] <Izaya> now I can install
Linux
L368[09:22:56] <S3> Izaya: so the 160KB/s
limitation of my network I think is half duplex, I think if it is
not a bidirectional limitation on relays then it would be 80KB/s
for max up and down at the same time, but would be proportional, so
just like always you could upload at 100 KB/s and download at
60KB/s
L369[09:23:01] <S3> at the same time
L370[09:24:12] <S3> asie: you should
consider helping us run the OCRANET at some point. :)
L371[09:25:25] <S3> we have servers
scheduled for France and Canada and New York.
L372[09:26:15] <Caitlyn> Depending on the
bandwidth needed, Can do Japan as well
L373[09:26:33] <gamax92> I can do
nothing
L374[09:26:46] <vifino> gamax92:
lies.
L375[09:27:20] <gamax92> oh
L376[09:27:35] <S3> Caitlyn: the maximum
bandwidth they can sustain in Minecraft is about 160KB/s with
default relay settings. but ATM is EXTREMELY easy to limit
bandwidth on. every packet is EXACTLY 53 bytes.
L377[09:27:38] <vifino> gamax92: also,
depending on how shit I feel later today, you may get a piece of
music I made/make/have made then.
L378[09:27:55] <S3> Caitlyn: there will be
a rate limiter to allow you to put a cap
L379[09:28:20] <S3> unlike ethernet, you
can have an exact conversion from packets / seccond to
bandwidth
L380[09:28:22] <Caitlyn> K, I'll look into
it when you get closer to release
L382[09:28:33] <gamax92> :)
L383[09:28:52] <gamax92> S3Bot: :)
L384[09:29:02] <S3> what did I do
not
L386[09:29:22] <gamax92> be yourself
L387[09:30:06] <S3> gamax92: did you see
how small I fit 128 bytes of rom?
L388[09:30:19] <gamax92> no?
L390[09:30:37] <S3> easily programmable
read only memory :)
L391[09:31:39] <S3> it's basically a 5 bit
decoder, that feeds into the four 32 byte banks, and then the last
two bits of the input for the address are decoded at the very top
and bank switch.
L392[09:31:42]
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L393[09:32:15] <Caitlyn> Sangar, fix tab
limits plox. :P
L394[09:33:56] <S3> gamax92: so my idea.
Make an addon mod for Open Computers that can edit blueprints for
the integrated circuits mod. By using this circuit, I can write a
lua script that takes a collection of data and edits the blueprint,
as iff it were a PROM
L395[09:34:05] ***
Cranium[Away] is now known as Cranium
L396[09:34:14] <S3> then you just bake it
and bam, 128B rom chip
L397[09:34:20] <S3> access via
bundles.
L398[09:34:24] <gamax92> why not a larger
eeprom? :P
L399[09:34:26] <asie> S3: What is the
Ocranet?
L400[09:34:33] <gamax92> dolphin
network
L401[09:34:41] <gamax92> you connect to it
and get videos of dolphins
L402[09:34:43] <asie> what
L404[09:35:15] <gamax92> dammit I
failed
L405[09:35:19] <gamax92> orca's are
whales
L406[09:35:23] <S3> asie: the ocranet is a
port of Open Computers flavored Asynchronous Transfer Mode over
Synchronous Transfer Mode (ATM/STM)
L407[09:35:36] <asie> I have a server in
the Netherlands
L408[09:35:46] <S3> it can achive
bandwidth of up to about 160KB/s without editing the OC
config
L409[09:36:02] <S3> and uses an ISDN style
routing scheme for addresses.
L410[09:36:02] <asie> Japan sounds like
something which would come in handy to you
L411[09:36:08] <asie> as with Netherlands
you have good coverage of Europe
L412[09:36:27] <asie> Canada could cover
the US I guess but most of your traffic will be the US
L413[09:36:30] <asie> (and Russia, judging
from OC userbase)
L414[09:36:31] <S3> dynamic routing using
PNNI, etc. Yeah we have new york in US, canada, and france so far
planned.
L415[09:36:54] <S3> I have dedicated boxes
in france
L416[09:37:31] <S3> for the level 1 top
tier ISPs, it is a peer group of servers running a script I wrote
which does the top level. but open computers can run level 2 and
deeper.
L417[09:37:40] <S3> it has to do with the
fact that you can't listen on sockets in OC
L418[09:37:52] <S3> so top tier has to be
a seperate program.
L419[09:38:30] <asie> so i can be an ISP!?
:D
L420[09:38:31] <S3> (it is literally just
an ATM switch with a simple console you can ssh into with the
proper key pair)
L421[09:38:55] <S3> but it's seperate from
the server's ssh, so nobody can break your stuff.
L422[09:39:40] <S3> yeah anyone can be an
ISP, you just have to contact the ISP you want to branch off of, or
if you want to be tier one, when it's ready you will just have to
talk to one of the other tier ones, and as just hook you in.
L423[09:39:47] <asie> cool!
L424[09:40:51] <S3> its ISDN, so if you
are level 2 or deeper we give you a block of addresses. ISDN uses
phone number style but trust me they are SO much easier to route
and set up.
L425[09:42:35] <S3> for example we may use
two digit numbers for level 1, so if everyone underneath me gets
01, say you attach a level 2 to me, I might just decide to use 3
digits, like an area code, so bam, I give you say 220. now all of
your numbers you give out to people or ISPs lower than you get
01-220-
L426[09:42:43] <S3> and whatever numbers
follow is your choice.
L427[09:43:09] <S3> and either
CompanionCube or gamax92 or whatever wrote a protocol independent
DNS we can use
L428[09:43:22] <gamax92> .-.
L429[09:43:29] <S3> I forget which
L430[09:43:35] <gamax92> not me :P
L431[09:43:40] <S3> gamax92 is guilty
:)
L432[09:45:21] <CompanionCube> S3, it was
me
L433[09:45:42] <CompanionCube> also I
never got my implementation to *work*
L434[09:46:04] <gamax92>
s/whatever/whoever./
L435[09:46:04] <Kibibyte> <S3> and
either CompanionCube or gamax92 or whoever. wrote a protocol
independent DNS we can use
L436[09:46:07] <gamax92> dammit dot.
L438[09:46:37] <S3> lots of symbols
eh
L439[09:46:39] <Kodos> Go go 1.6
L440[09:46:44] <S3>
+++[>+++++<-].
L441[09:47:19] *
Izaya bashes his head on his keyboard
L442[09:47:27] <gamax92> wine staging
11/10
L443[09:47:29] <Izaya> trying to use
32-bit UEFI is like trying to use Windows
L444[09:47:33] <ds84182> #bf
+++[>+++++<-].
L445[09:47:33] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
L446[09:47:34] <vifino> gamax92:
Yes.
L447[09:47:35] <Izaya> utterly
pointless
L448[09:47:37] <ds84182> >
L449[09:47:40] <ds84182> We did it
reddit
L450[09:47:40] <vifino> Wine staging is
awesome.
L451[09:47:52] <gamax92> vifino: gtk 3
theme support :>
L452[09:47:54] <S3> ds84182: it's \n
man
L453[09:48:09] <ds84182> Holyshit, GTK 3
theme support in Wine?
L454[09:48:11] <vifino> gamax92: Also
great accel for stuffs.
L455[09:48:15] <gamax92> in wine
staging
L456[09:48:18] <vifino> ^
L457[09:48:25] <S3> #bf
++++++++[>++++++++++<-].
L458[09:48:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
L459[09:48:32] <S3> broken
L460[09:48:50] <S3> also I only typed
6..
L461[09:48:51] <ds84182> <>
"test"
L462[09:48:59] <ds84182> Hmm
L463[09:49:02] <ds84182> ^v isn't
here
L464[09:49:04] <S3> #bf
++++++[>++++++++++<-].
L465[09:49:04] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
L466[09:49:07] <S3> yeah broke
L467[09:49:07] <vifino> S3: It's not
broke.
L468[09:49:08] <gamax92> tip: install
libgtk-3-0:i386 if you're also running 32bit programs in wine
L469[09:49:15] <vifino> You are just
stupid.
L470[09:49:23] <S3> vifino: works fine in
my perl test
L471[09:49:37] <vifino> After it finishes
the loop, the currently selected cell is 0.
L472[09:49:45] <S3> it works fine in my
repl
L473[09:50:10] <vifino> Do you even know
what it is doing?
L474[09:50:15] <ds84182> vifino: No, thats
not true
L475[09:50:22] <vifino> ds84182: Are you
sure?
L476[09:50:27] <ds84182> It does
6*10
L477[09:50:34] <ds84182> In the second
cell
L478[09:50:41] <vifino> But the active
cell is still cell 1.
L479[09:50:47] <ds84182> No, it
isn't
L480[09:50:51] <ds84182> It does
<
L481[09:51:02] <ds84182> The
decrements
L482[09:51:03] <vifino> ds84182: >
followed by <
L483[09:51:14] <ds84182> Yes, its in cell
0
L484[09:51:32] <ds84182> Dammit, brainfuck
cells start from zero vifino
L485[09:51:43] <ds84182> Anyways, let me
put it in my reference intepreter
L486[09:51:46] <vifino> ds84182: first
cell
L487[09:51:50] <vifino> not cell 1
L488[09:51:56] <vifino> But damn look at
it.
L489[09:52:01] <S3> vifino: it
works.
L490[09:52:06] <vifino> > gets counter
acted by <
L491[09:52:12] <S3>
++++++[>++++++++++<-].
L492[09:52:13] <S3> => [0] 60
L494[09:52:15] <S3> repl.it ^
L495[09:52:28] <vifino> after the loop you
are still in cell 0, not 1
L496[09:52:35] <vifino> S3: Yes, printing
memory.
L497[09:52:48] <S3> either way it
works.
L498[09:52:52] <ds84182> Here is the exact
instruction sequence that gets run in my intepr:
"++++++[>++++++++++<-][>++++++++++<-][>++++++++++<-][>++++++++++<-][>++++++++++<-][>++++++++++<-]."
L499[09:52:52] <vifino> #bf
++++++[>++++++++++<-]>.
L500[09:52:52] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
<
L501[09:52:57] <vifino> #bf
++++++[>++++++++++<-].
L502[09:52:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
L503[09:53:00] <vifino> SEE IT?
L504[09:53:17] <S3> doesn't matter, I know
that, it still works.
L506[09:53:24] <vifino> ...
L507[09:53:31] <S3> because I know a
secret
L508[09:54:01] <vifino> ds84182: Do you
see what I mean?
L509[09:54:08] <ds84182> Yeah, I see
now
L510[09:54:13] <ds84182> You're just
terrible at talking
L511[09:54:14] <S3> vifino: dude I've been
totally messing with you :P
L512[09:54:37] ⇦
Quits: VikeStep (~VikeStep@101.184.94.18) (Read error: Connection
reset by peer)
L513[09:54:50] <vifino> ds84182: I tried
to just hint you into the direction to find the problem
yourself.
L514[09:54:51] <vifino> q_q
L515[09:54:56] <S3> yes, I am aware it's
on the first cell. I just wanted to troll a bit
L516[09:55:18] <ds84182> ...
L517[09:55:25] <ds84182> You are terrible
at hinting
L518[09:55:37] <vifino> You are terrible
at noticing it >_>
L519[09:55:37] <gamax92> vifino is
terrible at being freetype
L520[09:55:38] <S3> I know, that's what
makes it so much fun
L521[09:55:45] <gamax92>
</joke>
L522[09:55:46] <vifino> gamax92: :(
L523[09:55:50] <vifino> ruuude.
L524[09:55:52] *
gamax92 hugs vifino
L525[09:55:55] <ds84182> gamax92: He's so
terrible at being freetype, hes freetype gx
L526[09:55:58] <ds84182> rekt
L527[09:56:04] <gamax92> is that a thing
:o
L528[09:56:06] <vifino> I can hint and
antialias perfectly!
L529[09:56:11] *
vifino hugs gamax92 back
L530[09:56:22] <S3> vifino: now we shall
fix boatloader.
L531[09:56:27] <vifino> oh god
L533[09:56:41] <gamax92> CCGrub
MasterRace
L534[09:56:48] <S3> gamax92: I still use
ccgrub
L535[09:56:54] <S3> I wonder if I am the
only one who uses it
L536[09:56:58] <gamax92> I should probably
look back at that and clean it up
L537[09:57:00] <gamax92> also
probably.
L538[09:57:30] <vifino> I remember having
a boatloader version that loaded cc's os, but I dunno where I have
it
L539[09:57:34] <vifino> Probably
dead.
L540[09:57:35] <S3> remove all lines of
code that end without a semicolon.
L541[09:57:37] <vifino> oh well
L542[09:57:40] <S3> gamax92: ^
L543[09:57:51] <gamax92> but then there
would be no code
L544[09:57:56] <S3> EXACTLY
L546[09:58:32] <gamax92> Yall muthafukas
need jebus
L547[09:58:57] <S3> you know there are
many languages out there that make certain things optional, such as
lua and semicolons, you can use them or not
L548[09:59:02] <S3> python and some other
crap
L550[09:59:08] <gamax92> python?
L551[09:59:11] <gamax92> forced
indentation
L552[09:59:18] <S3> python has some
optional feature I forget what it is
L553[09:59:26] <gamax92> which is in a way
nice, but also in a way not
L554[09:59:33] <S3> so what we should
do
L555[09:59:40] <gamax92> is make
pyluathon
L556[09:59:41] <S3> is create a lisp
dialect where parenthesis are optional.
L557[09:59:48] <gamax92> is make
pyluaispthon
L558[10:00:28] <S3> gamax92:
Acme::Brainfuck is what you want
L559[10:00:29] <Daiyousei> plisthon
L560[10:00:37] <gamax92>
perluaispytkhon++
L561[10:04:13] <S3> devstar% perl
-MAcme::Brainfuck -e 'print "Hello world!", chr
+++++[>++<-]>.'
L562[10:04:14] <S3> Hello world!
L563[10:04:15] <S3> devstar%
L564[10:04:26] <S3> you have to love
that
L565[10:04:29] <S3> operator overrides
:)
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L567[10:27:48] <Sangar> Caitlyn, fix what
now?
L568[10:29:31] <Caitlyn> The number of
tabs that can be shown, is it just the left side with no like
scrolling?
L569[10:29:49] <Caitlyn> Cause I have room
for like one tab here.. lol
L570[10:31:56] <gamax92> fifocl is
confusing at times
L571[10:32:04] <gamax92> a change that is
no where near graphical code
L572[10:32:13] <gamax92> and it's like,
this change impacts graphical rendering!
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L574[10:37:23] <Sangar> Caitlyn, left and
right
L575[10:37:35] <Sangar> no scrolling
L576[10:38:05] <ShrewdSpirit> Guys how do
i use network debugger? I can't find it on wiki
L577[10:38:06] <Sangar> i made the choice
to not bother with that until both sides are actually full of tabs
when i implemented that :P
L578[10:39:37] <Kodos> ShrewdSpirit, it
outputs to your console
L579[10:39:51] <Kodos> It's also useless
without a bug, since it's for external use only
L580[10:40:11] <ShrewdSpirit> So it
doesn't act like the analyzer, right?
L581[10:42:48] <Kodos> Correct
L583[10:52:15] <Turtle> ShrewdSpirit,
define, disassemble?
L584[10:52:28] <Turtle> Do you have
anything that tweaks rendering?
L585[10:52:31] <ShrewdSpirit> disassembler
disassembles stuff
L586[10:52:35] <ShrewdSpirit>
Optifine
L587[10:52:40] <ShrewdSpirit> and
GLSL
L588[10:52:50] <Turtle> Disable optifine
if possible and try again
L589[10:53:00] <Turtle> if nothing
changes, re-enable optifine and disable GLSL
L590[10:53:04] <ShrewdSpirit> Lemme try
.-.
L591[10:53:31] <asie> i'm rewriting
AsieLib's audio system now
L592[10:53:33] <asie> and it broke
L593[10:53:35] <asie> obv
L594[10:54:45] <Sangar> heh
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L596[10:56:15] <ShrewdSpirit> Turtle:
Thank you. That worked
L597[10:56:23] <Turtle> :p
L598[10:56:42] <Turtle> (Now back to
figuring out how the hell teleporting entities to other dimensions
worked again)
L599[10:57:06] <ShrewdSpirit> I don't need
Optifine and GLSL :d Optifine is for weak computers and GLSL is
only for showing off :d
L600[10:57:27] <Turtle> Yeah I figured one
of the two was screwing over something OC depended on working as it
does in vanilla
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L602[10:58:07] <CodeNinja> %seen
MichiBot
L603[10:58:08] <MichiBot> CodeNinja:
MichiBot was last seen 8d 22h 25m 59s ago.
L604[10:58:20] <ShrewdSpirit> Also
Optifine caused the disassembler and assembler lights to
flicker
L605[10:58:59] <CodeNinja> Can someone
help me with clearing my router's DNS cache?
L606[10:59:21] <gamax92> alright, first
step is to not use your router's DNS
L607[10:59:35] <CodeNinja> How would I go
about that
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L609[11:03:46] <Turtle> Which thing on the
F3 menu was the current dimension again?
L610[11:04:15] <Kodos> Can a Chatbox be
put in a tablet
L611[11:04:39] <Caitlyn> Oh, nice Sangar,
NVM then :P
L612[11:06:06] <CodeNinja> gamax92: I have
to use a PC I do not own or have admin rights to
L613[11:08:26] <gamax92> "I would
have tried it but my antivirus says it's malware" *posts
picture from av saying toolbar*
L614[11:10:34] <CompanionCube> CodeNinja,
obtaining Administrator rights is easy, if you want to that
route...
L615[11:10:51] <CompanionCube> *cough*
startup repair is exploitable as shit *cough*
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L618[11:15:40] <CodeNinja> If I didn't
care about getting expelled I would
L619[11:16:14] <Kodos> You have a shitty
school
L620[11:16:22] <CodeNinja> Ophcrack +
bootable Linux disk works very well
L621[11:16:34] <CodeNinja> The laptop
belongs to the school
L622[11:16:41] <asie> okay
L623[11:16:47] <asie> the sync of speakers
*almost* works now
L624[11:16:55] <asie> it will be improved
even more soon, but that's for tomorrow
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L627[11:23:57] <Caitlyn> CodeNinja, did
you really just try %seen on MichiBot? lol
L628[11:24:09] <CodeNinja> yes I did
L629[11:24:18] <CodeNinja> I wanted to see
what would happen
L630[11:24:42] <Caitlyn> It told you when
it last joined, cause output doesn't cause it to update it's own
status
L631[11:24:45] <CompanionCube> CodeNinja,
SO
L632[11:24:52] <CompanionCube> you don't
have admin rights
L633[11:24:56] <CodeNinja> no
L634[11:25:06] <CompanionCube> what *do*
you have?
L635[11:25:08] <CodeNinja> I have the
router admin pass tho
L636[11:25:38] <CodeNinja> I have admin
rights on two other computers, one one wifi, one one wired
L637[11:25:50] <CodeNinja> Just not the
one that matters
L638[11:25:55] <CompanionCube> any VM
software?
L639[11:25:59] <CodeNinja> no
L640[11:26:34] <CodeNinja> Reason I'm
using webchat: Rule specifically states that you may not alter the
original image of the PC
L641[11:26:41] <CodeNinja> apart from
storing files ocf
L642[11:26:53] <CodeNinja> So no changes
to programs or anything
L643[11:26:54] <Lizzy> What i miss?
L644[11:26:58] <CompanionCube> well,
something like proot could be useful
L645[11:27:16] <CompanionCube> as you
could use it to create a self-contained system except for the proot
binary
L646[11:27:18] <CodeNinja> I have ophcrack
and a linux disk
L647[11:27:22] <CompanionCube> which can
be stored anywhere
L649[11:28:21] <CodeNinja> I could steal
the pass if I wanted, but becuase I have certain goals in life I
want to, you know, not have bad marks on my transcripts
L650[11:28:36] <CompanionCube> you don't
even need to steal the pass to change it
L651[11:28:43] <CompanionCube> unless you
locked down the bootloader
L652[11:29:06] <CompanionCube>
s/you/they/
L653[11:29:06] <Kibibyte>
<CompanionCube> unless they locked down the bootloader
L654[11:30:41] <Vexatos> Hey Sangar
L655[11:33:19] <CodeNinja> The BIOS is
locked, but you can do wonders with a screwdriver and the CMOS
battery
L656[11:34:29] <CodeNinja> It's an IT
school, maybe the tech support will change the DNS for me
L657[11:45:55] <Sangar> ohai Vexatos
L659[11:46:21] <Turtle> ... the hell,
transferPlayerToDimension spawns a nether portal .-.
L660[11:46:55] <Sangar> i'm... surprised
that's not blocked because gema :X
L661[11:47:21] <vifino> Sangar: It is too
rick to block it, roll with it.
L662[11:47:45] <Sangar> i'm surprised
because i know the original video (music video, the one usually
linked) *was* indeed blocked :X
L663[11:47:49] <Vexatos> Sangar, even they
need to rickrool some people occasionally
L664[11:47:55] <Vexatos> dangit
L665[11:47:58] <Vexatos> I cannot even
type anymore
L666[11:47:59] <Vexatos> blergh
L667[11:48:01] <Sangar> :P
L668[11:48:01] <Vexatos> sorry
L669[11:53:54] <Turtle> ... how do modders
not angrily scream out mojangs name every few hours ;-;
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L671[11:54:25] <Caitlyn> we do
L672[11:55:14] <CodeNinja> I ask the Void
Monster to teach me how to recreate MineTest
L673[11:55:53] <vifino> Turtle: They do,
but only sometimes kinkily.
L674[11:56:37] <Turtle> Currently looking
at RFTool's implementation since that one doesn't randomly spam
netherportals EVERYWHERE
L675[11:57:26] <CodeNinja> lol
L676[11:58:40] <Turtle> Aparently it uses
a dummy teleporter to override portal spawning
L677[11:58:56] <Turtle> ... Let's not look
at how the hell mojang deals with the end then.
L678[12:01:32] <Caitlyn> Turtle, I'd share
how LanteaCraft does it but holy hell. :P
L679[12:01:34] <Vexatos> CodeNinja, void
monster?
L680[12:01:39] <Vexatos> That's a mod by
Reika, isn't it
L681[12:01:50] <Kodos> Vexatos, what are
your thoughts on Computronics getting speakers and audio cable
Soon™
L682[12:02:06] <Vexatos> Kodos, my
thoughts are I am still waiting
L683[12:02:13] *
Kodos directs Vexatos to twitter
L684[12:02:17] <Vexatos> no
L685[12:02:25] <Vexatos> I am not that
stupid
L686[12:02:28] <Kodos> asie's working on
it, most of it's already done
L687[12:02:31] <Kodos> Fine,
whatever
L688[12:02:42] <Kodos> I'm going to do
laundryh
L689[12:02:59] <Vexatos> not most
L690[12:03:06] <Vexatos> do you even
github
L692[12:03:10] <MichiBot> Vexatos:
Void
Monster | length:
8m 28s | Likes:
94 Dislikes:
13
Views:
20258 | by
ReikasMinecraft
L693[12:03:13] <Kodos> Do you even
twitter
L694[12:03:24] <Kodos> Just because it
isn't committed doesn't mean the code isn't done
L695[12:03:39] <Vexatos> he did
L696[12:03:46] <Vexatos> that's my point,
Kodos
L697[12:04:01] <Vexatos> Do you really
think you can tell me news about Computronics >_>
L698[12:04:07] <Vexatos> I read the two
commits
L699[12:04:11] <Vexatos> and it's not
nearly finished
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L702[12:04:31] <Turtle> Actually, using a
custom teleporter, how poorly designed by mojang the system may be,
could be a cheaty way to get out of having to spawn a structure
with worldgen ;-;
L703[12:05:05] <asie> Vexatos: hello
L704[12:05:10] <asie> Vexatos: did you
check your GitHub yet?
L705[12:05:21] <asie> also
L706[12:05:23] <asie> it is very much
finished
L707[12:05:28] <Vexatos> It is? I just see
/TODO
L708[12:05:31] <asie> the only thing
missing is synchronizing buffers upon placing a new speaker while
audio is playing
L709[12:05:31] <Vexatos> /TODO even
L710[12:05:36] <asie> the //TODO is for
audio cable bounding boxes
L711[12:05:38] <asie> nothing even
remotely critical
L712[12:05:45] <Vexatos> on the tape
drive?
L713[12:05:53] <asie> that's one I forgot
to remove
L714[12:06:02] <asie> it works
L715[12:06:04] <asie> fire up a test
instance
L716[12:06:06] <asie> have fun
L717[12:06:11] <Kodos> Vexatos, yes, I
think I can tell you news about computronics, since you seem to
have trouble keeping up
L718[12:06:38] <Vexatos> hmmm
L721[12:07:28] <Lizzy> scj643, please stop
linking to shit unless it's relevant
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L723[12:08:01] <scj643> It's interesting
and it's about the Internet
L724[12:08:01] <asie> Vexatos: other ones
are planned
L725[12:08:05] <asie> with builtin
converters to DFPWM
L726[12:08:06] <asie> but for later
L727[12:08:08] <asie> anyway
L728[12:08:11] <asie> AsieLib also got an
update
L729[12:08:16] <Kodos> scj643,
relevance
L730[12:08:23] <Vexatos> just kill it with
fire already, asie >_>
L732[12:08:30] <asie> too lazy
L733[12:08:31] <Kodos> Vexatos, how's that
TTS coming along
L734[12:08:47] <Vexatos> Kodos, will have
to learn how to spawn new java processes from inside java
L735[12:08:49] <Vexatos> not fun
L736[12:09:12] <scj643> Kill asielib that
will save me time
L737[12:11:30] <Caitlyn> %xkcd 1589
L739[12:11:38] <Caitlyn> \o/
L740[12:12:03] <scj643> How hard would it
be to implement gopher net in PC
L741[12:12:07] <scj643> *OC
L742[12:12:11] <Kodos> %xkcd 927
L744[12:12:21] <Kodos> Gopher Net?
L745[12:12:41] <scj643> You would now if
you looked at the gopher net
L746[12:12:45] <Vexatos> Caitlyn, you need
something between the name and the "URL:"
L748[12:13:25] <Caitlyn> what?
L749[12:14:16] <Vexatos> the bot needs
some separator
L750[12:14:26] <Caitlyn> Yeah, it's called
a space.
L751[12:14:28] <Lizzy> your face needs
some separator
L752[12:14:31] <Vexatos> <_>
L753[12:14:33] <Vexatos> Lizzy, it has
one
L754[12:14:39] <Vexatos> it's right
there
L755[12:14:42] <Lizzy> well igve it some
more
L756[12:14:43] <Vexatos> between the <
and the >
L757[12:16:58] <ShrewdSpirit> Guys wheres
a good and generic place to store temporary config files except tmp
partition
L758[12:17:33] <Caitlyn> Kodos, I want to
murder the StacksOnStacks dev.
L759[12:17:49] *
vifino picks up Lizzy and goes to pick up two drinks
L760[12:19:13] *
Lizzy has to go to her grandparents now and there's no electricals
allowed
L761[12:19:36] <Kodos> wat
L762[12:19:42] <Caitlyn> wдt
L763[12:20:20] <Kodos> Lizzy, #tierzero
for stacks on stacks
L764[12:20:22] <Kodos> err
L765[12:20:23] <Kodos> Caitlyn
L766[12:20:34] <Caitlyn> I opened an
issue, I'm just hoping he does what I asked.
L767[12:20:45] <Caitlyn> Cause his replace
the Mod Options screen with his config GUI is bullshit.
L768[12:21:06] <Caitlyn> Atleast do the
nice thing, and return the Mod List GUI like OFM, and so many other
mods.
L769[12:23:37] <CodeNinja> Yes, the Void
Monster is the Reika mod
L770[12:24:24] <CodeNinja> Sorry for not
noticing that you said something for so long
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L772[12:30:10] <Caitlyn> I PRed a
fix...
L773[12:30:14] <Caitlyn> wonder if he'll
accept it.
L774[12:30:27] <Caitlyn> if he doesn't I
guess I know what I'll be doing everytime he updates.
L775[12:30:59] <Caitlyn> anyway AFK
L776[12:31:01] <Kodos> Forking and
fixing?
L777[12:31:05] <Caitlyn> Yep
L778[12:31:10] <Kodos> Indeed
L779[12:31:25] <Kodos> Laundry and then
going to a friend's house for a drink and some gaming
shenanigans
L780[12:32:23] <Kodos> When I get back,
someone remind me to look up a dummy's guide to SQL
L781[12:34:56] <CodeNinja> I think there
is a For Dummies series SQL guide
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L783[12:38:10] <gamax92> Caitlyn: But what
if, I made a coremod to do it
L784[12:38:41] <Vexatos> %xkcd 1590
L786[12:39:04] <Kodos> Oooh
L787[12:39:12] <Kodos> I want a humming
block for my space station
L788[12:39:15] <Kodos> I have just the
sound for it, too
L789[12:39:26] <Kodos> Shit now I want
this to be an actual thing
L790[12:39:29] <Kodos> I should go
L791[12:39:40] <Vexatos> it's called a
tape drive
L792[12:40:35] <Kodos> Nah
L793[12:40:42] <Kodos> I'll add it as an
alarm in OS
L794[12:40:47] <Kodos> Since that will
play repeatedly =D
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L796[12:42:17] <Vexatos>
tape_drive.seek()? :P
L797[12:43:03] <Turtle> Vexatos don't you
need two tape drives to have it play continuously?
L798[12:43:15] <Turtle> i.e. one tape
drive to play while the other is seeking
L799[12:43:36] <Caitlyn> Also Kodos,
ResourceLoader, and MassSound
L800[12:43:42] <Caitlyn> :P
L801[12:44:02] <Vexatos> Turtle, seek
takes 0.05 seconds
L802[12:44:09] <Vexatos> a.k.a. one
tick
L803[12:44:11] <Caitlyn> I need to get
external resource loading working
L804[12:44:17] <Turtle> oh, I was under
the impression it took ye-olde tape drive long
L805[12:44:21] <Turtle> my bad :p
L806[12:44:24] <Vexatos> nah
L807[12:44:27] <Vexatos> it's cheaty
L808[12:44:39] <Vexatos> Caitlyn, OC has
it already kind of sort of for its manual
L809[12:45:03] <Caitlyn> Yeah, but I can't
use that to load sounds outside of my jar :p
L810[12:45:22] <Vexatos> resourceloader?
:>
L811[12:45:48] <Noob> So are audio cables
are already in Computronics or that was just early build?
L812[12:45:51] <Caitlyn> Sure, and now I
have to tell people to use ResourceLoader to load sounds for the
alarm. :P
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L817[13:02:14] <Turtle> \o/ dimensional
teleporting works now without spamming a nether portal every
time
L818[13:03:12] <Turtle> Now to figure out
if worldprovider is instanced or not ;-;
L819[13:09:32] <ShrewdSpirit> Guys which
function is better to encode a string using data card (for
security)?
L822[13:10:51] <ShrewdSpirit> Turtle: I
know that x.x I just wanna know which function has more security
and lesser collisions? I'm not familiar with their algorithms
L823[13:10:51] <ShrewdSpirit> It has
sha256,md5,random,encrypt,encode64,crc32
L824[13:11:09] <Turtle> Do you know what
hashes are?
L825[13:11:13] <ShrewdSpirit> Yes
L826[13:11:40] <ShrewdSpirit> But I'm not
familiar with those algorithms
L827[13:11:56] <Turtle> unless you are
interfacing with a 3rd party on the internet, it doesn't really
matter what hashing algo you pick
L828[13:12:14] <Turtle> also the T3 card
should have RSA, not sure where it is on the docs
L829[13:12:50] <ShrewdSpirit> Hmm, haven't
seen RSA but it has AES
L830[13:13:18] <Turtle> could've been AES,
not sure, haven't used the data card
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L832[13:13:45] <ShrewdSpirit> Okay,
thanks
L833[13:18:23] <Vexatos> Turtle, the data
card doesn't have RSA
L834[13:18:26] <Vexatos> for...
reasons
L835[13:18:47] <Turtle> ... I have my dev
client open which has OC installed, why the fuck did I not just
check
L836[13:19:36] <Turtle> either way, there
was -something- with RSA, not sure what it was again, might've been
a CC peripheral from ages ago, my memory is fuzzy
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L838[13:39:31] <scj643> Hi homies
L839[13:40:28] <Turtle> o/
L840[13:42:13] <scj643> Siri is my
bitch
L841[13:42:42] <Vexatos> Turtle, the
Advanced Cipher Block in Computronics
L842[13:42:45] <Vexatos> works with CC and
OC
L843[13:42:46] <Vexatos> :P
L844[13:42:52] <Turtle> Close enough
:P
L845[13:43:05] <Turtle> ... oh boy configs
changed.
L846[13:43:34] <Turtle> nvm, I am an
idiot
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L848[14:04:56] <gamax92> "Now with up
to 25% more fish"
L849[14:12:51] <ds84182>
s/fish/flesh.
L850[14:12:51] <Kibibyte> <gamax92>
"Now with up to 25% more flesh."
L851[14:13:01] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L852[14:13:17] <gamax92> ds84182: that
face is seriously broken in windows.
L853[14:13:59] <ds84182> Fix your shit
then
L854[14:14:07] <gamax92> ds84182: what
shit do i fix?
L855[14:14:17] <ds84182> odk lol
L856[14:14:19] <ds84182> idk
L857[14:14:36] <Kodos> wat
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L862[14:29:35] <scj643> Lol
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L865[14:49:42] <Kodos> Ugh, I hate it when
I find a good show that has more than 2 seasons to watch, and it
ends up being one of those bullshit series with 13 episodes per
season
L866[14:51:00] <ShrewdSpirit> Holy shit!
My remote controllable ROM is working D:
L867[14:53:57] <Vexatos> Kodos, watching a
show with 3 episodes per season
L868[14:54:00] <Vexatos> deal with
it
L869[14:57:47] <gamax92> "I can't
even afford that" ~ Joel trying to buy 300G items with
~2800G
L870[15:07:35] <ShrewdSpirit> HOLY SHIT
AGAIN! I can flash EEPROMs remotely! Even in drones and
microcontrollers \o/
L871[15:08:43] <ShrewdSpirit> The only bad
thing is that the ROM is hardcoded inside the controller script and
it should be minified by luamin
L872[15:09:32] <Turtle> ShrewdSpirit yep,
I've been working on something similar, but minification is not too
hard to optimize for
L873[15:10:25] <ShrewdSpirit> Turtle:
Yeah, I use luamin (easily installed with npm)
L874[15:11:17] <Turtle> Depending on how
powerful DEFLATE is, you could probably use that combined with
load() to compress code down even further
L875[15:12:10] <ShrewdSpirit> I use load
to run dynamic code. But is deflate safe for that?
L876[15:12:21] <ShrewdSpirit> Now I can
easily program drones instead of disassembling,put eeprom in pc,
reflash,assemble,test,repeat
L877[15:12:34] <Turtle> you can craft
drones with an eeprom to swap it out :p
L878[15:13:04] <Turtle> but uh, afaik
DEFLATE is lossless (Used in loads of crap, png and zip are notable
ones iirc)
L879[15:13:18] <ShrewdSpirit> Then it
requires same steps for testing the ROM :d
L880[15:13:22] <Turtle> so unless the data
card's implementation is flawed, it should give you exactly the
same data back
L881[15:14:16] <ShrewdSpirit> Hmm, but
does it need to be inflated to be run?
L882[15:14:36] <ShrewdSpirit> I don't
think load() can take compressed strings
L883[15:14:44] <Turtle> well yeah
L884[15:15:02] <ShrewdSpirit> So it
requires data card on the remote device
L885[15:15:05] <Turtle> yep
L886[15:15:20] <ShrewdSpirit> Hmm
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L888[15:15:30] <Turtle> but yeah I have no
idea how far minified lua compacts
L889[15:15:56] <ShrewdSpirit> My minified
scripts are almost half the size of the real file
L890[15:16:10] <ShrewdSpirit> It depends
on the minifier
L891[15:16:24] <Turtle> well yeah, but
DEFLATE stops it from being parsable lua
L892[15:17:06] <asie> Vexatos: So I guess
I'm back to work on Computronics
L893[15:17:19] <ShrewdSpirit> As drones
and microcontrollers are limited, they cannot have data cards, so I
cant use compression :(
L894[15:17:36] <gamax92> you can use
compression
L895[15:18:04] <gamax92> stop acting like
the data card is your only source of compression
L896[15:18:13] <Turtle> gamax92, in a 4k
lua file? It is.
L897[15:18:22] <Turtle> Especially if you
need that 4k to also store the child program
L898[15:18:25] <gamax92> let me show you a
feature of crunch then.
L899[15:18:48] <ShrewdSpirit> Isn't crunch
a minifier?
L900[15:18:50] <Vexatos> asie: Hype
L901[15:18:51] <Vexatos> err
L902[15:18:51] <gamax92>
"lz77"
L903[15:18:54] <Vexatos> s/hype/hope
L904[15:19:02] <Vexatos> :^)
L905[15:20:21] <asie> Vexatos: Well, now
we have a real audio subsystem.
L906[15:20:32] <asie> It's only partially
done (I need to add buffer resetting on source count change) but it
is there
L907[15:20:42] <asie> And it's
release-ready, really
L908[15:20:49] <asie> The issues that are
in there are workaroundable and not that difficult
L909[15:20:56] <asie> I just want to add
Immibis' Microblocks support prior to release..
L910[15:21:30] <Vexatos> asielib kill
when
L911[15:21:36] <Turtle> ... entity
coordinates and block coordinates are offset from eachother?
L912[15:21:38] <asie> too lazy
L913[15:21:52] <Vexatos> >makes decent
audio system
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L917[15:22:02] <Vexatos> >too lazy to
rewrite 75% of the mod
L918[15:22:29] <asie> Vexatos:
Exactly.
L919[15:22:41] <Vexatos> I get your
point
L920[15:22:45] <Vexatos> but maybe... some
day....
L921[15:22:46] <Vexatos> .-.
L922[15:22:47] <asie> Maybe.
L923[15:22:49] <Vexatos> asielib is
crap
L924[15:22:53] <asie> But now that I have
virtualized audio receivers
L925[15:22:57] <asie> I can actually add
portable tape drives
L926[15:23:09] <Vexatos> If I was able to
I'd kill it and only keep the tweaks in it
L927[15:23:13] <Vexatos> as some random
tweak mod
L928[15:23:15] <asie> I'd split the mod
into two, actually
L929[15:23:18] <asie> AsieTweaks and
AsieLib
L930[15:23:27] <asie> add some of my
AsieTweaks's stuff to AsieTweaks, like charcoal
L931[15:23:28] <asie> improve the chat
system
L932[15:23:36] <Vexatos> yea
L933[15:23:52] <Vexatos> and steal CJ's
GUI code
L934[15:23:58] <Vexatos> we're still just
at 15%
L935[15:24:15] <Vexatos> so we have 10%
left to go before I will have to ask CJ for permission to steal his
code :P
L936[15:24:41] <gamax92> brick beep
when
L937[15:24:57] <Vexatos> whenever you make
an audio library that does it for me
L938[15:25:13] <gamax92> Why am I writing
your code for you?
L939[15:25:19] <Vexatos> because I can't
:P
L940[15:25:28] <Vexatos> I can not into
audio
L941[15:25:40] <asie> Brick beep?
L942[15:25:42] <asie> What?
L943[15:25:53] <Vexatos> asie: Remember
the old sound computer.beep made?
L945[15:25:58] <gamax92> asie: do you
remember the old beep code in opencomuters, with all the sine waves
and adding?
L946[15:25:59] <Vexatos> before gamax
fixed it to use square waves
L947[15:26:10] <gamax92> And so that it
was signed correctly
L948[15:26:11] <asie> Also
L949[15:26:19] <asie> IAudioReceiver and
IAudioSource are meant to become public APIs
L950[15:26:21] <asie> in
pl.asie.computronics.api.audio
L951[15:26:25] <Vexatos> and you know how
you get a spoofing card by hitting (crafting) a network card with a
brick?
L952[15:26:26] <Vexatos> >_>
L953[15:26:29] <asie> so you can implement
them to create your own audio sources and receivers
L954[15:26:48] <asie> I want to see things
like square wave generators, sine wave generators, mixers
L955[15:26:50] <asie> etc
L956[15:27:07] <gamax92> mmm, that would
help my mod a bit better then.
L957[15:28:47] <Vexatos> the beep card
already makes square waves
L958[15:29:15] <gamax92> the beep card
relies on oc's code though.
L959[15:29:32] <gamax92> and not asie's
code (probably since it's not been released yet)
L960[15:30:12] <asie> Vexatos: you don't
get it
L961[15:30:15] <asie> square waves,
mixing, etc.
L962[15:30:27] <Vexatos> I do get it
L963[15:30:38] <Vexatos> I know the beep
card doesn't generate the waves
L964[15:30:44] <Vexatos> it's not an
actual synthesizer
L965[15:31:26] <asie> What I'm yet to add
is AudioPacket.setCanceled() and a Type.PCM_S8
L966[15:31:41] <asie> then you will be
able to capture a packet, process it and send it again
L967[15:31:45] <asie> delayers!
echo!
L968[15:31:47] <asie> EFFECTS!
L969[15:31:49] *
ds84182 pokes Caitlyn
L970[15:32:00] <Caitlyn> what.
L971[15:32:01] <ds84182> OpenFM support
with Asie's new toys?
L972[15:32:02] <Vexatos> PCM_S8 is...
arbitrary sound?
L973[15:32:03] <Vexatos> .-.
L974[15:32:06] <asie> ds84182:
Doubtful.
L975[15:32:07] <Caitlyn> no.
L976[15:32:13] <asie> You need to grab the
stream on the server side
L977[15:32:13] <ds84182> Alright, just
asking
L978[15:32:14] <gamax92> :P
L979[15:32:16] <asie> decode it on the
server side
L980[15:32:18] <asie> to PCM_S8
L981[15:32:21] <asie> then send it to
speakers
L982[15:32:26] <asie> But it's not
undoable
L983[15:32:26] <gamax92> ... why s8
.-.
L984[15:32:41] <asie> Why not?
L985[15:32:47] <asie> It's only natural
for Java
L986[15:33:03] <gamax92> yeah ... i guess
so
L987[15:33:14] <gamax92> theres just a lot
of stuff that's u8 or die
L989[15:33:21] <asie> ^ 0x80
L990[15:33:23] <asie> to convert u8 to
s8
L991[15:33:27] <gamax92> I know :P
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L1002[15:58:07] <gamax92> .-.
L1003[16:02:53] <S3> Whee
L1004[16:05:06] <Turtle> ... is there any
convention to dimensionIDs? Do you just ask for the next available
one and store it somewhere?
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L1006[16:07:45] <Caitlyn> Turtle, afaik,
pretty much yes.
L1007[16:08:00] <ds84182> Dimensions are
a mess
L1008[16:08:17] <Turtle> ds84182, I found
out, my head-first crashing into it
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L1010[16:09:19] <ds84182> You have Lex,
who apparently wants Forge to become the new Bukkit or Sponge,
yelling and screaming that we can't modify any packets to not be
compatible with vanilla, since vanilla bitches even more than
modded
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L1012[16:10:04] <ds84182> So for the
longest time we had 256 available dimensions, but you also had mods
(Mystcraft) who dynamically take new dimension ids during
runtime
L1013[16:10:20] <Turtle> Yeah I'm going
to have to do something similar I think
L1014[16:10:35] <Turtle> (Or hardcode a
limit and set those dimensions right from the start, which is not
that great)
L1015[16:10:35] <ds84182> Which means you
could theoretically run out of dimension ids WHILE the game is
running, which is bad as crap
L1016[16:11:02] <Inari> someone make a
modding system thats easier to update than forge :P
L1017[16:11:07] <ds84182> And then you
have so many other mods that add their own dimension that many
people aren't going to visit
L1018[16:11:50] <ds84182> Inari: If I
made a modding API, I would release a backports API for each major
version so that mods will run out of the box on newer version with
a recompile
L1019[16:12:04] <Inari> yeah but i also
mean
L1020[16:12:08] <ds84182> But the
backports API isn't meant to be used so you will get your mod
flagged or something
L1021[16:12:17] <Inari> some automated
system that makes updating the main API to new MC versions
easy
L1022[16:12:32] <Lizzy> %g xkcd competing
standards
L1024[16:12:47] <ds84182> Problem is with
Mojang, they keep changing the ever loving shit out of
things"
L1025[16:12:55] <Inari> make a system
taht copes with it :D
L1026[16:13:08] <Inari> doesnt have to be
fully automated even
L1027[16:13:10] <ds84182> Did... Did I
just complete MichiBot's quotation mark?
L1028[16:13:14] <Inari> just so that you
can push out stuff quickly
L1029[16:13:18] <Lizzy> ds84182: so
something like Nova? Or whatever that apis was called
L1030[16:13:35] <ds84182> What even is
Nova? Never heard of it
L1031[16:13:57] <Inari> a voxel api
thingy
L1032[16:14:00] <Inari> that has then
wrappers for games
L1033[16:14:03] <Lizzy> I think asie had
some input in it
L1034[16:14:13] <Inari> so you can code
your mod in nova and then run it in any MC versoin that has a
wrapper
L1035[16:14:14] <Inari> or
something
L1037[16:14:40] <ds84182> But it would be
amazing if "Moding system X" would release a previous
version compat release where MOST mods from the previous version
could run on the current without having a fit
L1038[16:14:51] <Sangar> i'm off o/
L1039[16:14:52] <ds84182> Inari: That
actually sounds pretty sweet
L1040[16:15:22] <Inari> of course it
needs people actaully writing for it and needs people writing
wrappers xD
L1041[16:15:34] <ds84182> Abstract so
much out of Minecraft that everything works on every version of
Minecraft
L1042[16:15:48] <ds84182> Then you could
mark specific parts of your mod that need Version X or newer to
run
L1043[16:16:23] <ds84182> Kinda like how
Android has the whole API level checking, so you can run specific
code if it's on a specific version or higher
L1044[16:16:27] <ds84182> Or do
workarounds
L1045[16:17:03] <Turtle> And mojang would
break all of it in one patch :p
L1046[16:18:14] <ds84182> lel
L1047[16:18:21] <ds84182> Minecraft:
Struggle Edition
L1048[16:18:39] <Turtle> Didn't
luaforge/whateveritisnamednow attempt to do that though?
L1049[16:18:50] <ds84182> Idunno, ask
tiin57
L1050[16:19:08] <Turtle> I know they
don't know enough about lua to know that an actual luaforge has
existed for... quite a while now
L1051[16:23:36] <Turtle> ds84182, wait,
only 256? Why that number?
L1052[16:24:00] <Caitlyn> Ok.. anyone
using my bouncer, I'm about to reboot the dedicated, so everything
is going down.
L1053[16:24:06] <ds84182> Turtle: Because
Vanilla sends a single byte for the dimension number
L1054[16:24:45] <Turtle> oh, I see,
assuming half of the ids are negative too? v-v
L1055[16:24:52] <ds84182> yeah
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think
L1058[16:25:00] <Turtle> yup
L1059[16:25:17] <Turtle> Using negative
numbers also breaks some map features iirc, unless you explicitly
fix them
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happening Lizzy ...
L1077[17:04:45] <Lizzy> Shuudoushi, keep
trying
L1078[17:05:02] <Turtle> .-. why is my
dev env launching two clients
L1079[17:09:05] <Katie> Every 45 seconds
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L1084[17:39:34] <Turtle> \o/
L1085[17:40:00] <Turtle> ffs gradle, why
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L1093[17:57:45] <PotatoOMG39> i have
problems with an OS i founded in OC fourms, MineOS. When i start
the computer, MineOS loads but, when its done, an grey screen
appears instead of MineOS desktop :(
L1094[17:58:40] <Kodos> You'll have to
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L1095[17:58:53] <PotatoOMG39> ok thanks
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probably AFK then
L1115[19:29:03] <CodeNinja> Katie: scj643
runs his MC server on one of your servers, right?
L1116[19:29:08] <Katie> No
L1117[19:29:24] <Katie> One of
Lizzy's
L1118[19:29:35] <CodeNinja> Oh, that was
who it was
L1119[19:29:47] <CodeNinja> Is in in
Europe or something?
L1120[19:30:16] <CodeNinja> I get
horrible ping
L1121[19:30:20] <Katie> The server is in
France
L1122[19:30:30] <CodeNinja> oh, that
would explain it
L1123[19:30:45] <CodeNinja> I have decent
internet, but my ping is still pretty high
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L1125[19:30:53] <dfo> anyone around that
could help with a little lua?
L1126[19:31:40] <Katie> DOn't ask to ask,
just ask. If someone can help you they will try, hell even if they
can't help they might try.
L1127[19:31:41] <Katie> :P
L1128[19:31:57] <dfo> just making sure
someones here before i start tuyping x
L1129[19:32:15] <dfo> when using the tank
controller if i use getFluidInTank() it returns a table that
contains the amount, capacity, fluid label etc
L1130[19:32:39] <dfo> i want to create a
new table that contains that info, but also that has the index as
the fluidlabel
L1131[19:33:13] <dfo> so something like
tankinfo[<fluid label goes here>] =
proxy.getFluidInTank(sides.up)
L1132[19:33:41] <dfo> is there any way to
use something like ( i know this is wrong) but
proxy.getFluidInTank(sides.up).label
L1133[19:34:00] <Katie>
proxy.getFluidInTank(sides.up)[label] should do it I think...
L1134[19:34:02] <dfo> dunno how i can
have a function return a single entry from a db
L1135[19:34:02] <Katie> I dunno for sure
though
L1136[19:34:11] <dfo> think i tried that,
let me test again
L1137[19:34:18] <Katie> I've nto used the
tank controller...
L1138[19:34:43] <Katie> I'm a addon
writer, I know a lot more Java, than I do lua :p
L1139[19:36:14] <CodeNinja> Katie: Which
addons?
L1140[19:36:36] <Katie> OpenSecurity,
OpenFM, OpenLights, OpenPrinter
L1141[19:36:53] <Katie> Also OpenDB, and
Open(NamePending) both of which I'm still working on
L1142[19:38:28] <Katie> Gotta go do
dinner... sorry if that didn't work dfo..
L1143[19:38:30] <dfo> i've gotta be
screwing up the syntax somehow, here's some things i've tried if
someone doesnt mind taking alook
L1145[19:38:38] <dfo> np, thanks for
taking a look Katie
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L1149[20:15:59] <Wembly> Where can i find
documentation on basic adapter interaction with things like
chests?
L1150[20:16:56] <Shuudoushi> Wembly: by
putting an adapter by a chest and typing in 'components'
L1151[20:17:19] <Shuudoushi> find the
component name then do 'components -l <name>'
L1152[20:17:27] <Shuudoushi> pretty sure
it's -l at least
L1153[20:17:43] <Wembly> cool deal
L1154[20:17:45] <Wembly> thank you
L1155[20:17:55] <Shuudoushi> yep
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L1157[20:18:08] <Wembly> there does not
seem to be any documentation of this -l param
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L1159[20:18:26] <Shuudoushi> yeah, it's
bit of a hidden thing
L1160[20:18:44] <Shuudoushi> I only know
of it b/c I'm building an OS with OpenOS being the base
L1162[20:19:47] <Shuudoushi> (line 27~46
of /bin/components.lua)
L1163[20:19:55] <Wembly> oh no doubt
:)
L1164[20:20:40] <Wembly> what's the
difference between a inventory controller and a chest next to an
adapter?
L1165[20:27:34] <Shuudoushi> ~w
table
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L1169[20:30:49] <CodeNinja> In the
future, we will have holograms, but they will be monochrome, have
cruddy resolution, be oddly flat looking, and have annoying white
lines moving thru them.
L1170[20:31:36] <Shuudoushi> ?
L1171[20:32:48] <Wembly> ??
L1172[20:33:52] <CodeNinja> Star wars
holograms
L1173[20:34:03] <Shuudoushi> that ws n
the past...
L1174[20:34:17] <CodeNinja> It is a
futuristic techology
L1175[20:34:21] <Shuudoushi> ya know,
"A long, long, time ago" bit?
L1176[20:34:42] <CodeNinja> I should, its
in the start of every movie and every episode of the Clone
Wars
L1177[20:34:50] <Shuudoushi> yep
L1178[20:43:22] <dfo> anyone here know
how to use the process api?
L1179[20:43:39] <dfo> ive tried doing
something like
process.load("/path/to/my/script.lua")
L1180[20:43:50] <dfo> that is just a
while loop counting n + 1 and saving to a file
L1181[20:43:56] <dfo> no errors, but
nothing happens either
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