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L3[00:12:00] <Kodos> You forgot to use
local
L4[00:12:22] <Capitalhitman38> Thanks also,
How do i copy the address of a component?
L5[00:14:33] <Kodos> Analyze it with the
analyzer, and you should be able to copy it from chat by clicking
on it
L6[00:16:10] <Capitalhitman38> Well, im
trying to get the address of a modem
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L8[00:16:24] <Capitalhitman38> would i use
the address of the computer block or of the modem component?
L9[00:17:27] <Kodos> modem, if you're
networking
L10[00:18:56] <Capitalhitman38> I am
networking, The modem address on the components list is the same as
the network card's address so im guessing that modem in the list
really means network card?
L11[00:19:11] <Kodos> Yep
L12[00:19:25] <Capitalhitman38> okay
L13[00:19:32] <Capitalhitman38> how do i
scan a network card then?
L14[00:20:15] <Kodos> What are you needing
the address for? A program?
L15[00:20:27] <Capitalhitman38> i need to
send a message
L16[00:20:32] <Capitalhitman38> only to
that computer
L17[00:20:37] <Kodos> ~w modem
L19[00:21:00] <Capitalhitman38>
"send(address: string, port: number[, ...]):
boolean"
L20[00:21:03] <Capitalhitman38> i need it
for that
L21[00:21:35] <Kodos> Well, there are
several ways to get it, the easiest of which is to just write it
somewhere externally (I use Notepad++) and then copypaste it that
way
L22[00:21:44] <Capitalhitman38> okay
L23[00:21:48] <Kodos> Or if you're a more
advanced programmer, you can write some sort of handshaking
protocol
L24[00:21:55] <Capitalhitman38>
hahaha
L25[00:22:00] <Kodos> And have the two
computers exchange addresses
L26[00:22:03] <Capitalhitman38> probably
not going to happen, i barely know any lua
L27[00:22:06] <Capitalhitman38> just
messing around at the moment
L29[00:24:16] <Noob> Handshaking isn't that
hard though, basically you'd stick with broadcasting some specific
message and other computer would wait for anyone else to broadcast
that message. This way you would find out who sent you that
packet
L30[00:26:05] <Noob> That would fit in 1
line, like: repeat _, client, port, message =
event.pull("modem_message") until message ~= "Hai
i'm there!"
L31[00:26:53] <Noob> then client would
contain full address of desired computer's network card
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L34[00:28:44] <Noob> while true do...
lol
L35[00:28:54] <Noob> repeat-until is better
fit here
L36[00:29:28] <Capitalhitman38> what does
"local component = require("component")"
do?
L37[00:29:39] <Kodos> It makes
'component.whatever' work
L38[00:29:48] <Kodos> Since you're
requiring the component api
L39[00:29:57] <Capitalhitman38> okay
L40[00:30:00] <Kodos> Think of it like
include
L41[00:30:02] <Capitalhitman38> probably
why nothing i write works
L42[00:30:08] <Noob> It defines variable
component and assigns it to library you're requiring
L43[00:30:19] <Capitalhitman38> sounds
simple enough
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L45[00:31:55] <Capitalhitman38> whenever i
start my computer it gets stuck on "initializing
components"
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L50[00:49:33] <Capitalhitman38> would i
have to use something like "local event =
require("event")" if i wanted to use
"event.pull("modem_message")"?
L51[00:50:13] <Mimiru> Yes
L52[00:50:17] <Capitalhitman38> okay
L53[00:51:07] <Capitalhitman38> how do i
terminate programs?
L54[00:52:11] <Mimiru> ctrl-alt-c works
when ctrl-c doesn't. Mind you... if you're stuck in a event.pull
while loop.. that might not work either.
L55[00:52:26] <Capitalhitman38> okay,
thanks
L56[00:52:31] <Mimiru> if you're looping on
an event.pull add a os.sleep(0) inside your loop
L57[00:59:59] <Capitalhitman38>
"module modem not found"
L58[01:02:38] <Capitalhitman38> nevermind,
fixed it
L59[01:02:56] <Capitalhitman38> okay
L60[01:03:06] <Capitalhitman38> you cant
send variables across networks can you?
L61[01:04:46] <Mimiru> erm.. well you can
send their values..?
L62[01:04:54] <Mimiru> like somevar =
test
L63[01:05:03] <Mimiru> then you send
somevar, the other side will get test.
L64[01:05:29] <Capitalhitman38> What i did
was trying to send a number
L65[01:05:33] <Capitalhitman38> message =
(2)
L66[01:05:40] <Capitalhitman38> then sent
message
L67[01:06:00] <Kodos> Pretty sure
everything needs to be a string, or an equivalent of one
L68[01:06:10] <Kodos> You can serialize
things tho to send across a network
L69[01:06:22] <Kodos> I have a lib that
lets me wrap up entire files and send in a message
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L71[01:06:43] <Kodos> Haven't really tried
it with larger files, though I'm sure I'd break the packet
limit
L72[01:06:53] <Kodos> Which you could
always just deflate/inflate
L73[01:07:28] <Capitalhitman38> oh
well
L74[01:07:39] <Capitalhitman38> what i was
testing wasnt what i was going to use in practice
L75[01:07:46] <Capitalhitman38> iw as
trying to make something to send messages
L76[01:08:02] <Capitalhitman38> is it
possible to store something typed into a variable then send the
variable with the string of text in it?
L77[01:09:40] <Mimiru> somevar =
io.read()
L78[01:09:43] <Mimiru> then send
somevar
L79[01:09:52] <Capitalhitman38> Cool
L80[01:09:53] <Capitalhitman38>
thanks
L81[01:09:54] <Capitalhitman38> ill try
that
L82[01:10:05] <Capitalhitman38> erm
L83[01:10:08] <Mimiru> it'll pause the
script and wait for you to type something and hit enter.
L84[01:10:43] <Capitalhitman38> how do i
make it display what it pulled from "modem_message"
L85[01:11:44] <Mimiru> easiest example code
would to just do while true do print(event.pull()) end
L86[01:11:50] <Mimiru> and it'll print all
events it gets
L87[01:12:26] <Capitalhitman38> okay
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L90[01:19:49] <Kodos> There's a builtin
program within OpenOS, called dmesg
L91[01:19:58] <Kodos> You can use an
argument to filter it, too
L92[01:20:07] <Kodos> So dmesg magData
would only display magdata events
L93[01:23:50] <Temia> I was not aware there
was a kmsg implementation in OpenOS.
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L95[01:36:25] <Ir7_o> hey
L98[01:37:36] <Ir7_o> long time no
see
L99[01:38:07] <Kodos> Indeed
L100[01:50:50] <Izaya> syslog in OC
when
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L103[01:57:16] <Kodos> Wouldn't be hard, I
already have a network logger
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L128[05:33:39] <Lizzy>
"<+Kodos> Pretty sure everything needs to be a string,
or an equivalent of one" you can send most variable types
except tables (serialize them) and functions
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L132[06:07:56] <Turtle> You could send
functions, if you could run bytecode
L133[06:08:04] <Turtle> which you probably
need lulu for
L134[06:09:40] <Inari> wait
L135[06:09:45] <Inari> if space is a
vacuum
L136[06:09:53] <Inari> and we hgave vacuum
cleanrs, why dont we remove space?
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L146[07:17:51] <S3> Sangar we need a
transformer computer
L147[07:18:14] <reinei> computer or
robot?
L148[07:18:19] <S3> Where you got the
power button and it unfolds into a giant transformer
L150[07:18:44] <S3> Reinei: both!
L151[07:23:07] <markman4897_> hello
L152[07:23:13] <reinei> hi mark
L153[07:23:26] <markman4897_> im here once
more to make you relive the debugging hell of my programs ]:D
L154[07:23:42] <markman4897_> this time i
swear its a relatively simple question
L156[07:23:43] <reinei> I wouldn't be in
this channel if I wasn't bored to hell
L157[07:23:44] <S3> I need to come up with
the modifications to the STM protocol to fit maximum performance in
OC
L158[07:24:19] <markman4897_> why cant the
pattern in line 36 be like this: "(.)(.*),"
L159[07:24:22] <S3> Lies!
L160[07:24:42] <S3> You seriously want
bobs in your code?
L161[07:24:49] <reinei> markman4897_: *
means 0 or more, but as much as possible
L162[07:24:52] <S3> Boobs*
L163[07:24:58] <markman4897_> sure i
do
L164[07:25:33] <S3> Uhhhh does lua
patterns let you even do it that way?
L165[07:25:39] <markman4897_> yeah i
know... but the problem it outputs is in line 6 and says that for
needs a number for its limit
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L167[07:25:45] <reinei> markman4897_: try
a - instead of *
L168[07:25:54] <markman4897_> what does -
do?
L169[07:26:06] <reinei> its * but it
matches the SHORTEST match possible
L170[07:26:53] <markman4897_> why would a
shortest match possible be good in this case?
L171[07:26:58] <S3> Lua patterns are so
weird
L172[07:26:58] <reinei> also %d- might be
better for your case
L173[07:27:12] <markman4897_> would that
work? for a bigger digit i mean
L174[07:27:19] <reinei> markman4897_: as
then it won'T match (f)(10d3,f1),
L175[07:28:14] <S3> Why the heck are you
using a thousand conditionals
L176[07:28:19] <markman4897_> the -
works...
L177[07:28:25] <markman4897_> what would
be better? case?
L178[07:28:26] <S3> That's messy as
hell
L180[07:28:32] <reinei> markman4897_: then
try it with %d- that makes it EVEN safer
L181[07:28:52] <S3> A dispatch table with
a safety net would be better
L182[07:29:15] <markman4897_> %d-
recognises 10 as wrong input
L183[07:29:24] <markman4897_> dispatch
table with safety net?
L184[07:30:15] <markman4897_> this looks
way more complex that it should be for this tiny program...
L185[07:30:31] <markman4897_> doesnt %d
only capture one digit?
L186[07:30:31] <S3> I also highly suggest
looking into g code
L187[07:30:44] <reinei> markman4897_:
thats why it should be %d
-
L188[07:31:05] <markman4897_> it is %d-
...
L189[07:31:30] <markman4897_> and it
errors when it comes to digit 10
L190[07:31:50] <S3> G code would be nice
for this situation
L191[07:32:56] <markman4897_> wouldnt that
be a bit of an ovekill for a program this simple?
L192[07:33:33] <gamax92> hai
L193[07:33:39] <vifino> hai
L194[07:34:10] <reinei> hi
L195[07:34:24] <Lizzy> hi
L196[07:34:53] <vifino> hi
L197[07:35:01] <gamax92> markman4897_: %d-
should work, just tested it
L198[07:35:13] <gamax92> to clarify:
"(.)(%d-),"
L199[07:35:32] <reinei> although I am not
currently wearing it: /Everybody stand back/ i know regular
expressions!
L200[07:35:41] <S3> Not overkill. You
should strive to write could you want to resist and improve in the
future.
L201[07:36:08] <S3> Unless you are writing
forth then you want to make it as little reusable as possible
lol
L203[07:36:30] <reinei> right, S3 dsidn't
YOU make a mini-forth implementation?
L205[07:36:43] <S3> Reinei yes.
L206[07:37:00] <S3> Everything works but
inline functions and its posting me of but I haven't touched it for
a bit
L207[07:37:19] <S3> It's going on my fat12
boot disk for oc
L208[07:38:29] <markman4897_> hum... it
does work
L209[07:38:33] <markman4897_> i guess i
mistyped it ?
L210[07:38:35] <markman4897_> odd...
L211[07:39:13] <markman4897_> so %d- is
safer than .- because it only takes in digits and not just any char
right?
L212[07:39:22] <gamax92> yep
L213[07:39:25] <markman4897_> ok
L214[07:39:38] <S3> G code is like... A
language almost.. But not really. It's a command based system where
you instruct equipment to move
L215[07:39:53] <S3> Some of them are
vector based
L216[07:40:11] <S3> Which vectors are
amazing for navigation
L217[07:40:38] <S3> Because adding and
subtracting them etc can give you tangents at locations etc
L218[07:40:55] <markman4897_> does sound
nice...
L219[07:41:23] <S3> Markman: Kahn academy
has a linear algebra section. I encourage that you watch it
L220[07:41:38] <S3> It's nice
L221[07:41:40] <reinei> I am still waiting
for a Khan Academy Tensor section
L222[07:41:51] <reinei> I am still not
quite able to grasp multiplying tensors of order 3+
L224[07:42:01] <markman4897_> ill do that
course in this week i guess...
L225[07:42:15] <markman4897_> linear
algebra... gonna write that down
L226[07:42:30] <reinei> markman4897_: you
should get it in a year of two anyway
L227[07:42:48] <markman4897_> yay...
L228[07:44:37] <S3> Reinei tensors should
be buried in the linear algebra section somewhere
L229[07:46:46] <S3> Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
L230[07:47:07] <S3> Got to work. Don't
have my keys....
L231[07:50:17] <markman4897_> my god... oc
really is horrible when it comes to breaking blocks and moving
there...
L233[07:52:25] <Inari> markman4897:
?
L234[07:52:42] <Inari> hm btw
L235[07:52:43] <reinei> o/ Inari
L236[07:53:26] <Inari> anyone happen to
know an alternative/sub-group/whatever of/to cellular automata that
operates by interacting continuous (or discrete?) fields with field
equations, rather than using logical rules?
L237[07:53:30] <Inari> Reika: ohi
L238[07:53:31] <Inari> er
L239[07:53:33] <Inari> reinei: ohi
L240[07:54:01] <reinei> I am slowly
starting to feel sorry for being in here .. thats the second
mis-ping of him xD
L241[07:54:14] <Inari> lol
L242[07:54:23] <reinei> also: no
idea
L243[07:54:41] <reinei> I always backed
away from any algorithm that needed fild equations xD
L244[07:54:52] <reinei> which is why I
still haven'T implemented the AES yet
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L246[07:56:20] <Inari> well a field
equation isntt something hard i guess xD it just describes a
certain value of a certain field in relation to other things
L247[07:56:32] <reinei> yeah
L248[07:57:10] <markman4897_> Inari: what
i mean is that it wants to move to a block that it just broke soo
fast it cant and thus glitches that move
L249[07:57:11] <reinei> but those kinds of
things are generally found on Wikipedia which just throws stuff at
you like Finite Field equations in R⁸
L250[07:58:27] <reinei>
211d
L251[07:58:33] <Inari> i still wonder what
the best way is to do A for set X, B for set Y and C for set Z,
where when comparing 2 (sorted?) lists M and N, set X describes
items that are part of M but not of N, set Y describes items that
are part of N but not of M, and set Z describes items that are part
of both
L252[07:58:41] <reinei> that Ctrl+U did
NOT do what I assumed it would do
L253[07:59:16] <reinei> if they are sorted
,thats great
L254[07:59:25] <Inari> reinei: which
page?
L255[07:59:30] <reinei> just use two
pointers and advance one if theotehr value is smaller
L256[07:59:54] <reinei> Inary just search
for AES ion wikipedia
L257[07:59:57] <Inari> hm not sure if i
can easily test which is smaller XD
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L259[08:00:16] <Turtle> o/
L260[08:00:21] <reinei> Inari: if you're
two lists are sorted there must be a way to find a 'smaller'
value
L261[08:00:24] <reinei> hi Turtler
L262[08:00:28] <reinei> sorry
Turtle*
L263[08:00:30] <Turtle> :p
L264[08:00:30] <Inari> well sure :P
L265[08:00:46] <Turtle> Anyone familiar
when mystcraft/rftools register their dimensions? On world
load?
L266[08:00:51] <reinei> it'd be kinda like
the in palce quicksort thingy
L267[08:00:51] <Turtle> *with when
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L269[08:01:05] <reinei> with 2 while
loops
L270[08:01:40] <reinei> only that the
while loops advance the pointers AND perform an operation, then
continue until the OTHER one is smaller
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L273[08:02:17] <Inari> hm guess that makes
snese
L274[08:03:03] <reinei> and if both are
equal, performe some different operation (obviously)
L275[08:03:18] <Inari> i cant seem to find
the formula you were talking about on the AES page XD
L276[08:04:18] <reinei> yeah sorry it
wasn't on that page but linked from that page gimme a moment
L278[08:04:39] <reinei> its F2⁸ not R⁸
sorry
L279[08:04:52] <reinei> but its basically
a 'easy' mathematical system
L280[08:05:00] <reinei> yet my brain wants
to hate it
L281[08:05:39] <Inari> ^^
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L283[08:06:27] <reinei> also the S-box
-.-
L284[08:07:32] <Inari> what i hate about
matrices is the indexing being the wrong way around :P
L285[08:07:41] <reinei> and although they
are clearly documented there, being able to compute them is more
fun
L286[08:07:55] <reinei> 'wrong way'?
column major or row major?
L287[08:08:10] <CodeNinja> You could also
transcribe into leetspeak and then encrypt that
L288[08:08:25] <reinei> CodeNinja: but
encrypt using WHAT?
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L290[08:12:04] <CodeNinja> i dont know,
AES?
L291[08:12:25] <CodeNinja> It was kinda
supposed to be a joke
L292[08:12:47] <reinei> CodeNinja: also,
image files hardly transcribe into leet
L293[08:12:50] <reinei> and I know
that
L294[08:13:21] <CodeNinja> They do
transcribe into a mash of random Unicode if opened in a text
editor
L295[08:13:32] <reinei> true, true
L296[08:13:40] <reinei> but Java already
hates me xD
L297[08:13:57] <CodeNinja> And you can
perform substitution cyphers on that
L298[08:14:05] <Inari> reinei: usually i'd
expect a{column,row} but matrices are {row,column}
L299[08:14:46] <reinei> I usually do
[row,column} too though, so I never seemed to mind
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L302[08:20:26] <CodeNinja> I am guessing
this encrytion has little or nothing to do with Minecraft...
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L308[08:40:32] <Inari> reinei: well in 2d
computer stuf its usually x,y
L309[08:40:38] <Inari> and x is usually
the column
L310[08:44:29] <reinei> yeah
L311[08:44:36] <reinei> anyways bbl guys
o/
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L315[08:50:43] <vifino> bbl = be back
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L317[08:50:50] <vifino> newb.
L318[08:50:52] <vifino> :3
L320[08:51:33] <CodeNinja>
c=0===========================>
L321[08:51:41] <CodeNinja> I HAV A
SORD
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L334[09:32:14] <Lizzy> .load
L335[09:32:16] <Lizzy> .load
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1.44 , RAM: 11.4G/31.3G (~36.3%), SWAP: 227.8M/88.2G (~0.3%)
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Sanger's about
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L356[10:56:38] <markman4897_> is anyone
here good with robots and their world interaction?
L357[10:57:15] <Kodos> Oh jesus, my sides.
Watching CSI Cyber, and I was only half paying attention, but I
randomly heard "Someone hid malicious code within the pixels
of the jpeg"
L358[10:57:45] <markman4897_>
yeah...
L359[10:57:54] <markman4897_> you take a
picture and your device is infected...
L360[10:58:02] <markman4897_> or atleast
thats their logic about it
L361[10:58:54] <Kodos> Unless you're
taking a picture of a QR Code, I'm gonna call bullshit
L362[10:59:12] <Kodos> And even then you'd
have to have the software execute the result from said code
L363[10:59:50] <markman4897_> indeed,
guess an average watcher would let that kind of thing slip by
L364[10:59:59] <Kodos> Indeed
L365[11:00:16] <Mimiru> Aaaactually...
It's not stored in the pixels, but you CAN embed malicious code in
EXIF and if the parser is dumb enough (cough some versions of
windows) you can execute code
L366[11:00:36] <markman4897_>
interesting
L367[11:02:24] <markman4897_> i still have
no idea how to write in irc with EiraIRC ...
L368[11:13:43] <CompanionCube> Mimiru, or
you could try an exploit a bug in the JPEG decoder/parser
L369[11:15:21] <Mimiru> CompanionCube,
most jpeg parsers are pretty standard, if you manage to fuck that
up you NEED a code execution bug.
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L374[11:23:37] <Kodos> Passive
reactor
L375[11:24:24] <CodeNinja> Someone go nuke
the county web filter hosting server
L376[11:24:41] <CodeNinja> then I can give
an opinion
L377[11:25:07] <CodeNinja> Alternatively
you could wait two hours and ill tell you when I get home
L378[11:25:18] <CompanionCube> what kind
of filter is it
L379[11:25:31] <CodeNinja> A web
filter
L380[11:25:49] <CodeNinja> I dont know how
it works, but people with VPN's can circumvent it
L381[11:25:53] <gamax92> Say your file has
a format that say read this byte, and then use that to read N bytes
afterwards
L382[11:26:07] <gamax92> Your
specification also says N cannot be greater than 10
L383[11:26:10] <CodeNinja> They can block
by URL keyword
L384[11:26:14] <CodeNinja> and by
domain
L385[11:26:29] <gamax92> so you always
allocate a 10 byte buffer without also checking that N <=
10
L386[11:27:01] <CodeNinja> bad things can
happen when you do that
L387[11:27:02] <gamax92> malicious file
says 255, and boom, crappy parser overwrote whatever was past that
buffer
L388[11:27:19] <CompanionCube> CodeNinja,
why not use a VPN then
L389[11:27:50] <CompanionCube> heck, you
can use SSH as a VPN even
L390[11:28:17] <gamax92> which iirc from
what ds84182 said, lua bytecode exploits are sorta similar
L391[11:28:37] <gamax92> specification
says that this opcode that gets something from a table, requires
that there is a table
L392[11:28:47] <gamax92> but you put some
arbitrary address instead, and it doesn't check that it's a
table
L393[11:32:20] <Skye> I wonder if it's
possible to validate Lua bytecode properly
L394[11:32:47] <CodeNinja> CompanionCube:
SSH as a VPN?
L395[11:32:48] <gamax92> the lua devs
tried that
L396[11:33:00] <gamax92> they gave up, lua
5.2 no longer has a bytecode verifier
L397[11:33:09] <CompanionCube> CodeNinja,
it can serve as a poor man's VPN.
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L399[11:33:21] <CompanionCube> provided
you have a server you can SSH to
L400[11:33:52] <ds84182> gamax92 is
right
L401[11:34:12] <CodeNinja> I dont have a
server
L402[11:34:13] <gamax92> yay
L403[11:34:16] <ds84182> And the bytecode
verifier actually made parts of Lua slower, so thats a thing
L404[11:34:25] <ds84182> The speed
difference between 5.1 and 5.2 is huge
L405[11:34:34] <CodeNinja> I have a PC at
home and a relatively stable DNS address
L406[11:34:40] <gamax92> The speed
difference between 5.2 and luajit is huger
L408[11:35:12] <ds84182> CompanionCube:
I'm using that right now ( ͡ಠ ͜ʖ ͡ಠ)
L409[11:35:17] <gamax92> huger?
L410[11:35:22] <ds84182> gamax92:
huger.
L411[11:35:52] <CodeNinja> Works with
Win7
L412[11:35:54] <CodeNinja> ?
L413[11:36:01] <CompanionCube> no
L414[11:36:13] <CompanionCube> because it
uses the linux firewall to redirect traffic
L415[11:36:29] <CompanionCube> However,
you can still use SSH to get past the web filter
L416[11:37:13] <CodeNinja> I wonder if any
of these "free VPN" extensions for Chrome are
trustworthy
L417[11:37:32] <CompanionCube> likely
not
L418[11:37:32] <CodeNinja> I know they
work from secondhand experience
L419[11:37:49] *
CodeNinja saw someone else use one
L420[11:38:07] <gamax92> free vpn, only
costs your life.
L421[11:38:07] <gamax92> deal?
L422[11:38:25] <CodeNinja> Wasn't there an
exploit that let you access CMD with Sticky Keys?
L423[11:38:31] <reinei> gamax92: hah I'll
go below that! onyl costs all info about you!
L424[11:38:41] <gamax92> I thought that
was just replacing the sticky keys handler with cmd.exe
L425[11:38:50] <gamax92> so that when you
trigger sticky keys it runs cmd
L426[11:38:54] <CodeNinja> oh
L427[11:39:03] <CodeNinja> I wonder how I
could do that
L428[11:39:10] <CompanionCube> CodeNinja,
boot into startup repair
L429[11:39:13] <gamax92> what are you
trying to do? ;)
L430[11:39:22] <CompanionCube> replace
sticky keys .exe file with cmd
L431[11:39:23] <CompanionCube>
reboot
L432[11:39:24] <reinei> gamax92: depending
on OS version, simply replacing cmd.msi with sticky keys works just
as well
L433[11:39:33] <CompanionCube> enjoy
L434[11:39:34] <gamax92> i meant your end
goal ...
L435[11:39:40] <CodeNinja> Enable using
this laptop as an ethernet tether
L436[11:39:52] <gamax92> so, enable
ics?
L437[11:39:59] <reinei> CodeNinja: live
USB + quid or tiny proxy?
L438[11:40:05] <reinei> squid*
L439[11:40:18] <reinei> PS: I have NO IDEA
what you guys are talking about
L440[11:40:24] <gamax92> Yeah I don't
either
L441[11:41:29] <reinei> in my school we
got a windows box on the network with a bitvisessh session
constantly running, tunneling port 1080 over port 995 to our
external vps
L442[11:41:37] <CodeNinja> Going into
admin WiFi properties and checking *Enable sharing this device's
internet connection*
L443[11:42:42] <CodeNinja> Then I can
connect a cable to the ethernet port and use the laptop as a tether
until my WiFi adapter comes in
L444[11:43:06] <ds84182> CodeNinja: It's
possible, I did it once
L445[11:43:14] <gamax92> I find it odd
that people don't realize that if you leave usb booting enabled and
before the hdd, that all security you ever had is toast
L446[11:43:18] <ds84182> It requires XP,
since it has shitty permisions system
L447[11:43:28] <CodeNinja> Win7 here
L448[11:43:44] <gamax92> I would list a
bunch of stuff of how toasted you are if you do that, but is likely
against the rules
L449[11:44:03] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
it's simpler than that
L450[11:44:12] <reinei> gamax92: anyone
here who knows your toast probably knows that too
L451[11:44:12] <gamax92> go on?
L452[11:44:21] <CompanionCube> if you
allow anyone else other than the admin to execute privileged code,
your security is practically toast
L453[11:44:34] <gamax92> well duh
L454[11:44:49] <CompanionCube> USB-booting
is just an example
L455[11:44:49] <reinei> well, our school
pc's are toast anyway xD they run eScan security plus
L456[11:45:12] <reinei> but the 'update
server' is set wrong and they would literally ask the GUEST USER
for a new update server
L457[11:45:23] <reinei> and accept
whatever you put into that frickin list
L458[11:45:29] <CompanionCube> do you
smell a remote code execution bug?
L459[11:45:33] <gamax92> konboot is nice
;)
L460[11:45:49] <gamax92> so is ntpasswd(i
think that's the name)
L461[11:45:56] <CompanionCube> is it not
chntpw
L462[11:46:03] <gamax92> that sounds more
correct.
L463[11:46:19] <gamax92> it's also an
offline registry tool though.
L464[11:46:57] <reinei> and that allows
seeing/changing the password?
L465[11:47:01] <reinei> I need to try that
xD
L466[11:47:15] <gamax92> uhhh ...
L467[11:47:25] <CompanionCube> the local
passwords yes
L468[11:47:29] <reinei> for network
security tests ofc
L469[11:47:29] <gamax92> I only ever used
it to blank passwords or set an account to admin
L470[11:47:36] <CompanionCube>
however
L471[11:47:41] <CompanionCube> it won't
work on AD passwords
L472[11:47:49] <CompanionCube> as those
are stored on the Domain Controller
L473[11:48:06] <gamax92> konboot will
patch the kernel in memory, so that it has no password
verification, and you can just type whatever gibberish you want,
login in, and change the password
L474[11:48:14] <sugoi> i have a mac user
on our server saying the oc screens dont show text (in world view
nor hud perspective) xcept for the PS1 prompt. And some few cases
of scattered chars being displayed.
L475[11:48:51] <gamax92> gotta run
though.
L476[11:48:54] <gamax92> bbl
L477[11:49:07] <Kodos> So, my wife's been
taking her vitamin D prescription every day since Saturday, right?
Well, I just glanced at her bottle as I was getting ready to give
it to her, and noticed it said 'one pill by mouth per week'
L478[11:50:55] <reinei> Kodos unless its a
ridiculous amount like 50k per pill, its OK
L479[11:51:04] <Kodos> It was 50k per
pill
L480[11:51:10] <Kodos> 50,000 IU of
D2
L481[11:51:44] <reinei> I am not sure
about those amounts, but we got 20k (I seriously hope it wasn't 2k)
and you were supposed to lsightly overdose the first few days
L482[11:51:51] <reinei> but my sister had
an extreme shortage soo
L483[11:51:59] <sugoi> wiki tells me she's
fine
L484[11:52:01] <sugoi> :)
L485[11:52:04] <reinei> xD
L486[11:52:14] <Kodos> Yeah, my wife
hadn't been outdoors prior to that doctor appointment for almost a
month, so she had a deficiency
L487[11:52:22] <Kodos> Hence the large
amount
L488[11:52:28] <reinei> she should be fine
then
L489[11:52:49] <Kodos> That's what the
pharmacist said, but I'm just getting a refill lined up
anyway
L490[11:52:56] <sugoi> so you guys ever
heard of this issue on macs not showing text prints on oc
screens?
L491[11:53:06] <reinei> sugoi: twice, from
you
L492[11:53:11] <sugoi> >.<
L493[11:53:13] <sugoi> ok
L494[11:53:26] <sugoi> /me goes to make a
github issue report
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L501[12:17:13] <scj643> I might soon end
up going to linux for most of my work now
L502[12:20:16] <CompanionCube> scj643,
good :>
L503[12:20:44] <scj643> Still going to
have to have winderps though
L504[12:21:00] <scj643> Also not keeping
long term storage on it sadly
L505[12:21:12] <scj643> Basicly ubuntu
during the day
L506[12:21:30] <scj643> For a web browser
and such
L508[12:27:54] <XDjackieXD> wow... you did
a good job making it clean and compact (not) :P
L509[12:27:56] <gamax92> wow!
L510[12:28:02] <gamax92> such clean
L511[12:28:04] <gamax92> much
compact
L512[12:28:20] <markman4897_> well it is
pretty compact for random wireing i guess
L513[12:28:36] <reinei> much wrong TE
connections :(
L514[12:28:38] <XDjackieXD> as compact as
"random" can be :P
L515[12:28:45] <markman4897_> indeed
:D
L516[12:28:55] <XDjackieXD> reinei: this
would freak me out :P
L517[12:29:04] <markman4897_> and thats
just the core of my resource system
L518[12:29:13] <XDjackieXD> oh
god...
L519[12:32:13] <markman4897_> thats why im
making robots... and moving functions...
L520[12:32:33] <markman4897_> at the end
ill probably have a robot for every wire...
L521[12:32:49] <reinei> (oh god)²
L522[12:33:58] <markman4897_> oh why
::D
L523[12:34:06] <markman4897_> its gonna be
magnificent
L524[12:38:24] <markman4897_> well the
problem in the multiple robot thing is that it takes me around 30
min to even craft a decent robot...
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L528[12:50:39] <S3> So uh markman
L529[12:51:00] <S3> How you gonna
serialize your networking to said robot
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L531[12:57:18] <Sangar> evening o/
L532[12:59:25] <vifino> ohai sir
Sangar
L533[13:00:06] <reinei> hi Sangar
L534[13:00:13] <markman4897_> hello
Sangar
L535[13:00:46] <markman4897_> S3: what do
you mean by serialize networking?
L537[13:01:05] <S3> markman4897_: you have
to get your commands to your bots somehow :P
L538[13:01:50] <S3> Sangar: his problem is
that he is using an unsupported operating system.
L539[13:01:52] <markman4897_> my commands?
nah... it would probably be like prewritten path and he would just
do that indefinitly except when he would need power...
L540[13:02:12] <S3> he should use a real
operating system such as BeOS or BSD, MINIX.. HPUX..
L542[13:02:19] <Sangar> <_>
L543[13:02:57] <reinei> Java: asap ?"
what kind of a java version is that=?
L544[13:03:12] <Sangar> ikr :P
L545[13:03:21] <S3> it is the wildcard
edition !
L546[13:03:31] <reinei> so Java WE
L548[13:03:46] <S3> if you flip Java WE
upside down it becomes Windows ME
L549[13:03:54] <Sangar> w/e? :P
L550[13:03:57] <reinei> Java We 1. now 8
or 7?
L551[13:04:26] <reinei> hey someone here
got a office 2016 installer?
L552[13:04:38] <reinei> my sister needs a
office and 2013 sounds so old
L553[13:05:34] <Noob> Office has terrible
interface since 2007, and LibreOffice is the way to go
anyway.
L554[13:05:53] <reinei> Noob, actually I
like the simplicity of the interface in 2007
L555[13:06:07] <reinei> LibreOffice is one
of those: do whatever, at a huge entrance cost
L556[13:06:25] <reinei> whereas office is
like: do a lot, at a low entrance cost
L557[13:07:07] <Noob> reinei: It's hiding
all the necessary functions behind stupid ribbon. Besides real
formatting should be done with style types, not text
formatting.
L558[13:21:29] *
Antheus shoves Kodos into a pit of molten gold
L559[13:21:51] *
reinei grabs out the gold
L560[13:23:23] *
Noob is watching as reinei burns from molten gold
L561[13:23:40] <reinei> noob, not really
but oh well
L562[13:23:58] <reinei> I wouldn't steal
it if I caught on fire at the same time
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L564[13:30:17] <Turtle> hmh, does forge
have a standardized way to save data per world?
L565[13:30:29] <Turtle> Or are you still
supposed to just point a firehouse of data at a file and pray it
works?
L566[13:33:32] <Mimiru> Pretty much. yes.
^_^
L567[13:44:37] <Turtle> hmh, when do
mystcraft/rftools load their dimensions, doing it on world load
could cause issues with people being in ages/dimensions, no?
L568[13:45:14] <scj643> Setting up weechat
as a relay isn't working as well as I wanted
L569[13:45:24] <scj643> I'm soon just
going to go with self signed and not use my CA
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L573[13:53:42] <Turtle> ... damn it I
broke my powerline adapters I think
L574[13:56:28] <XDjackieXD> powerline...
kill it with fire!
L575[14:04:38] <Kodos> Soon™ you can
L576[14:04:48] <Kodos> IE 0.6.0 will have
wire burning if you overload them
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L578[14:10:52] <reinei> Turtle well you
got the WorldSomethingStorage classes btw.
L579[14:12:52] <Shuudoushi> ~w data
card
L581[14:15:13] <Kodos> ~w data
L583[14:15:33] <Kodos> That needs updated
with T2 and T3 data stuffs
L584[14:17:40] <Shuudoushi> yeah, I just
needed the URL for it though :P
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L591[15:16:06] <reinei> hi
L592[15:16:12] <reinei> I guess?
L594[15:17:06] <S3> I dunno what it is
about my fiance and charging cell phones
L595[15:17:13] <S3> but it dies all the
time
L596[15:17:47] <S3> I plug mine in every
night
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L598[15:24:47] <S3> Just install libre
office reinei
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L619[16:25:40] <Lizzy> meep
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L622[16:38:04] <vifino> meep
L623[16:47:14] <sugoi> Sangar: thanks for
the issue link, i'll have the user test. if we find a
solution/workaround, i'll update the issue report
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L626[16:50:29] <Sangar> okeh
L627[16:50:50] <Sangar> and i'm off, night
o/
L628[16:51:16] <reinei> o/
L629[16:51:41] <markman4897_> \o
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L635[17:05:11] <scj643> I'm now using
quassel as my IRC bouncer
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L638[17:14:10] <Mimiru> %p
L639[17:14:59] <Antheus> Magik6k: I was
told to bitch at you about something
L640[17:15:10] <Antheus> aand your
away
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L646[17:43:48] <sugoi> asie: hello?
:)
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L654[18:16:26] <vifino> Wow, plan9k has a
surprising compatibility with openos programs.
L655[18:16:37] <reinei> none? xD
L656[18:16:58] <vifino> Well, some stuff
doesn't work or requires libraries that aren't there, but other
than that, many things work.
L657[18:17:06] <vifino> For example
print3d-view.lua.
L658[18:17:21] <vifino> or the datacard
programs and stuff.
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L661[18:30:26] <Temia> Nice.
L662[18:30:37] <reinei> o/ Temia
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L664[18:44:54] <Voidi> Good Evening! Does
anyone know whats going on with the managed/unmanaged mode of the
floppy disc?
L665[18:45:56] <reinei> Voidi: if you mena
bugs: dunno, else
L666[18:46:15] <reinei> its managed aka
file system partitioned or unmanaged aka byte only mode
L667[18:46:24] <reinei> unmanaged allows
for your own implementation
L668[18:46:46] <Voidi> ok, thanks
L669[18:47:19] <reinei> so unmanaged is
more 'realistic' and managed means OC takes care of that for
you
L670[18:49:25] <Voidi> whats the default
behaviour for a fresh crafted floppy? it doesn't have any NBT Tags
where the mode is stored
L671[18:50:31] <Temia> Rather OC, the JVM,
and the underlying host filesystem.
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L673[18:51:27] <Mimiru> Voidi, the default
mode should be managed.
L674[18:52:35] <ds84182> lol, I
accidentally syntax errored on line 1337.
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L676[18:56:55] <reinei> bad ds84182
L677[18:57:04] <reinei> you know to always
call a gotot 42 first!
L678[18:57:10] <reinei> goto*
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L680[18:59:31] <ds84182> #lua 60*16
L681[18:59:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
960
L682[18:59:39] <ds84182> Hmm, 960
instructions per second
L683[18:59:49] <ds84182> I don't know how
I feel about that
L684[18:59:55] <ds84182> that simple
strcmp took forever
L685[19:00:06] <ds84182> Maybe I fucked
something up
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L687[19:01:25] <ds84182> Oh wait, compiler
fucked up
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L692[19:23:26] <ds84182> >Creates
strcmp in C
L693[19:23:37] <ds84182> >Forgets that
strcmp == 0 means equals
L694[19:23:44] <ds84182> >Spends hours
debugging code
L695[19:23:52] <ds84182> fml.mp4
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L698[19:48:00] <S3> I am exhausted
L699[19:48:23] <S3> I just have a full
hour public talk on mee
L700[19:48:27] <S3> Ta programming
L701[19:48:37] <S3> Meta
programming*
L702[19:48:50] <CodeNinja> Anyone know
where a calculation press is?
L703[19:49:07] <S3> Calculation
press?
L704[19:49:24] <CodeNinja> oops wrong
channel
L705[19:49:40] <CodeNinja> But on scj's
server that is what i am looking for
L706[19:49:48] <CodeNinja> I have every
other press
L707[19:50:13] <ds84182> It's a
press.
L708[19:50:20] <ds84182> +4 helping
points
L709[19:50:28] <ds84182> Fuck, how do I
internet points
L710[19:50:32] <ds84182> %+4 ds84182
L711[19:50:32] <MichiBot> ds84182: You can
not give yourself points.
L712[19:50:35] <ds84182> Dammit
L713[19:50:39] <ds84182> CodeNinja: GIVE
ME POINTS
L714[19:51:24] <ds84182> %+0
MichiBot
L715[19:51:25] <MichiBot> ds84182:
MichiBot now has 10737318235 points
L716[19:51:28] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L718[19:51:49] <ds84182> #lua
(-10737318235)&0xFFFFFFFF
L719[19:51:49] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2147583653
L720[19:51:56] <ds84182> %+2147583653
MichiBot
L721[19:51:56] <MichiBot> ds84182:
MichiBot now has 12884901888 points
L722[19:52:03] <ds84182> BigInt?
L723[19:52:05] <ds84182> NOOOOOOOO
L724[19:52:22] <ds84182> #lua
math.maxint
L725[19:52:22] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L727[19:52:35] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L728[19:52:36] <ds84182> #lua (1 <<
63)
L729[19:52:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
-9223372036854775808
L730[19:52:39] <ds84182> #lua (1 <<
62)
L731[19:52:40] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
4611686018427387904
L732[19:52:49] <CodeNinja> %-2000
ds84182
L733[19:52:54] <ds84182>
%+9223372036854775807 MichiBot
L734[19:52:54] <MichiBot> ds84182:
MichiBot now has -9223372023969873920 points
L735[19:53:00] <ds84182> I FOUND YOU
FUKR
L736[19:53:05] <S3> #lua while true do
sleep(1) end
L737[19:53:06] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string
"lua"]:1: attempt to call a nil value (global
'sleep')
L738[19:53:14] <ds84182>
%+9223372023969873920 MichiBot
L739[19:53:14] <MichiBot> ds84182:
MichiBot now has 0 points
L740[19:53:17] <ds84182> Yes.
L741[19:53:42] <ds84182> CodeNinja: You
have to do math in order to set my stuff to a different
number
L742[19:53:51] <S3> #lua while true do
coroutine's.yield() end
L743[19:53:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string
"lua"]:1: unfinished string near <eof>
L744[19:53:53] <ds84182> negative
number
L746[19:54:08] <ds84182> %+0 S3
L747[19:54:09] <MichiBot> ds84182: S3 now
has 0 points
L748[19:54:13] <ds84182> Alright.
L749[19:54:20] <CodeNinja> stop trying to
make deadbeef chase its tail
L750[19:54:29] <ds84182> %+0 zsh
L751[19:54:30] <MichiBot> ds84182: zsh now
has 0 points
L752[19:54:35] <S3> Gonna do it! I have to
try!
L753[19:54:40] <ds84182> %+0 v^
L754[19:54:41] <MichiBot> ds84182: v^ now
has 0 points
L755[19:54:44] <ds84182> %+0 vifino
L756[19:54:45] <MichiBot> ds84182: vifino
now has 9001 points
L757[19:54:46] <CodeNinja> what can I make
with nine stacks of ender pearls
L758[19:54:50] <ds84182> :)))))))
L759[19:55:01] <ds84182> vifino: I'm going
to rekt your internet points
L760[19:55:07] <ds84182> You like
-1?
L761[19:55:12] <S3> While true do
coroutine's.create(function()) .end
L763[19:55:20] <S3> Damn phone
L764[19:55:25] <ds84182> #lua
string.format("%u", -9002)
L765[19:55:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
18446744073709542614
L766[19:55:35] <ds84182>
%+18446744073709542614 vifino
L767[19:55:35] <MichiBot> ds84182: An
error occurred while processing this command
L768[19:55:38] <ds84182> awwshit
L769[19:56:14] <ds84182> #lua
string.format("%u", ~(9001))
L770[19:56:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
18446744073709542614
L771[19:56:45] <ds84182> #lua
string.format("%u", (~(9001))&0x7FFFFFFFFFFFFF)
L772[19:56:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
36028797018954966
L773[19:56:51] <ds84182>
%+36028797018954966 vifino
L774[19:56:52] <MichiBot> ds84182: vifino
now has 36028797018963968 points
L775[19:57:02] <ds84182> I think I didn't
do the math correctly
L776[19:57:30] <ds84182> #lua
36028797018963968+9223372036854775807
L777[19:57:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
-9187343239835811841
L778[19:59:58] <ds84182>
%+9187343239835811840 vifino
L779[19:59:58] <MichiBot> ds84182: vifino
now has -9223372036854775808 points
L780[20:00:21] <reinei> %+0xff
ds84182
L781[20:00:22] <MichiBot> reinei: ds84182
now has 1 points
L782[20:00:26] <reinei> lol
L783[20:00:38] <ds84182>
%+9223372036854775808 vifino
L784[20:00:40] <MichiBot> ds84182: An
error occurred while processing this command
L785[20:00:44] <ds84182>
%+9223372036854775807 vifino
L786[20:00:44] <MichiBot> ds84182: vifino
now has -1 points
L787[20:00:47] <ds84182> I did it.
L788[20:00:49] <ds84182> -1 points.
L789[20:00:52] <ds84182> I win.
L790[20:01:15] <Ekoserin> Cats acknowledge
you by moving their tails.
L791[20:02:06] <ds84182> Ok, so to set
someones stuff to a negative number, 0x8000000000000000-x makes
their number the max negative value, then from their add
y-0x8000000000000000 to get the value to set their stuff to that
number
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L793[20:03:08] <ds84182> If you want to
set it to a positive number, you have to do the steps with y == -1,
then +1, then add whatever positive number
L794[20:03:42] <ds84182> I am an evil
person.
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L798[20:17:39] <CodeNinja> Kodos: Your
passive reactor printout is perfect.
L799[20:18:07] <CodeNinja> %seen
scj643
L800[20:18:09] <MichiBot> CodeNinja:
scj643 was last seen 3h 12m 56s ago.
L801[20:18:18] <CodeNinja> %seen
weebly
L802[20:18:20] <MichiBot> CodeNinja:
weebly has not been seen.
L803[20:18:26] <scj643> Yes
L804[20:18:32] <CodeNinja> %seen
Weebly
L805[20:18:33] <MichiBot> CodeNinja:
Weebly has not been seen.
L806[20:18:37] <scj643> You called
me
L807[20:18:38] <CodeNinja> Server
channel
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L809[20:32:54] <CodeNinja> %+1 Lizzy
L810[20:32:56] <MichiBot> CodeNinja: Lizzy
now has 1338 points
L811[20:34:10] <CodeNinja> %+100
Lizzy
L812[20:34:11] <MichiBot> CodeNinja: Lizzy
now has 1438 points
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L817[20:43:51] <CodeNinja> %seen
Kodos
L818[20:43:52] <MichiBot> CodeNinja: Kodos
was last seen 5h 22m 39s ago.
L819[20:44:54] <Mimiru> %ignore
CodeNinja
L820[20:45:22] <Mimiru> ^_^
L821[20:45:54] <CodeNinja>
%-10000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Mimiru
L822[20:46:06] <Mimiru> First off, n
taking points.
L823[20:46:10] <Mimiru> s/n/no/
L824[20:46:10] <Kibibyte> <Mimiru>
First off, no taking points.
L825[20:46:14] <Mimiru> 2nd off,
L826[20:46:16] <CodeNinja> Its a
joke
L827[20:46:16] <Mimiru> %ignorelist
L828[20:46:17] <MichiBot> Mimiru: Ignored
Users: [Al, LanteaBot, lua_bot, EnderBot2, CodeNinja]
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L831[20:48:06] <InnocentBystander> 1. It
was a joke. 2. Kodos asked me a question earlier at a time when I
was unable to respond.
L832[20:48:15] <InnocentBystander>
%ignorelist
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L835[20:48:47] <Mimiru> ignorelist is
admin only.
L836[20:48:56] <Mimiru> smfh
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L839[21:12:50] <v^> Mimiru, :o ^v will
listen to ops and voice
L840[21:13:02] <Mimiru> MichiBot, does
too
L841[21:13:46] <ds84182> Mimiru: So, did
you see the fuckery I did with rigging points?
L842[21:13:48] <Mimiru> if (isOp ||
event.getChannel().isOp(event.getUser())) {
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L844[21:13:59] <Mimiru> first isOp needs
to be renamed to isAdmin
L845[21:14:00] <Mimiru> but yeah.
L846[21:14:07] <Mimiru> ds84182, erm..
no?
L847[21:14:16] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L848[21:14:20] <ds84182> %+0 vifino
L849[21:14:20] <MichiBot> ds84182: vifino
now has -1 points
L850[21:14:38] <ds84182> Mimiru: You want
a negative score?
L851[21:14:44] <ds84182> I can get you ANY
number
L852[21:14:47] <Mimiru> I don't honestly
care.
L853[21:14:51] <ds84182> Alright
L854[21:14:58] <ds84182> %+0 Mimiru
L855[21:14:58] <MichiBot> ds84182: Mimiru
now has 2448 points
L856[21:15:21] <vifino> ds84182: Thanks
asshole.
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L858[21:16:01] <ds84182> #lua
(0x8000000000000000-2448), (-1)-0x8000000000000000
L859[21:16:02] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
9223372036854773360 | 9223372036854775807
L860[21:16:08] <ds84182>
%+9223372036854773360 Mimiru
L861[21:16:08] <MichiBot> ds84182: Mimiru
now has -9223372036854775808 points
L862[21:16:14] <ds84182>
%+9223372036854775807 Mimiru
L863[21:16:14] <MichiBot> ds84182: Mimiru
now has -1 points
L864[21:16:24] <ds84182> vifino:
Anytime
L865[21:16:34] <ds84182> %+1338
vifino
L866[21:16:34] <MichiBot> ds84182: vifino
now has 1337 points
L867[21:17:50] <v^> %+1338 v^
L868[21:17:50] <MichiBot> v^: You can not
give yourself points.
L869[21:18:01] <v^> %-1338 vifino
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L872[21:18:31] <Capitalhitman38> How do i
make a prompt? like a print but it asks you to type something at
the end of the line
L873[21:18:37] <ds84182> v^: Magic
L874[21:18:38] <v^> %+9223372036854773360
^v
L875[21:18:38] <Mimiru> io.dread()
L876[21:18:40] <Mimiru> err
L877[21:18:41] <MichiBot> v^: ^v now has
9223372036854773760 points
L878[21:18:43] <Mimiru> io.read()
L879[21:19:07] <Capitalhitman38> yeah, i
did that
L880[21:19:13] <Capitalhitman38> but the
prompt is under what i typed
L881[21:19:23] <Capitalhitman38> it prints
something
L882[21:19:28] <Capitalhitman38> then asks
you to type
L883[21:19:33] <Capitalhitman38> but i
want it on the same line as what i printed
L884[21:19:49] <Mimiru> print does an auto
newline
L885[21:20:26] <ds84182> You want to do
io.write
L886[21:20:30] <ds84182> then
io.read
L887[21:20:34] <Mimiru> ^
L888[21:20:50] <Mimiru>
io.write("your text") somevar = io.read()
L889[21:22:21] <Capitalhitman38> that
worked thanks
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L891[21:26:20] <v^> ds84182, love-mod is
broken
L892[21:26:31] <v^> or something
L893[21:30:27] <ds84182> v^: How
L894[21:30:37] <ds84182> Did you rerun
automagic?
L895[21:30:45] <ds84182> If you didn't, go
rerun automagic
L896[21:31:04] <ds84182> I also don't know
if I committed my new changes yet
L897[21:32:24] <ds84182> %+0 v^
L898[21:32:24] <MichiBot> ds84182: v^ now
has 0 points
L899[21:32:28] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L900[21:33:27] <ds84182>
%+9223372036854775807 v^
L901[21:33:28] <MichiBot> ds84182: v^ now
has 9223372036854775807 points
L902[21:33:33] <ds84182> %+1 v^
L903[21:33:33] <MichiBot> ds84182: v^ now
has -9223372036854775808 points
L904[21:33:35] <ds84182>
%+9223372036854775807 v^
L905[21:33:35] <MichiBot> ds84182: v^ now
has -1 points
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L907[21:36:20] <Capitalhitman38> is it
possible to put a string into a variable then deflate the variable?
thus deflating the string
L908[21:36:24] <Capitalhitman38> just want
to know
L909[21:36:44] <v^> Capitalhitman38, what
do you mean by deflate?
L910[21:37:01] <Capitalhitman38>
"deflate(data:string):string"
L911[21:37:03] <Capitalhitman38>
that?
L912[21:37:18] <v^> oh compression
L913[21:37:34] <v^> the only way to
compress non strings is to serialize them first
L914[21:37:41] <Capitalhitman38> kay
L915[21:37:44] <v^> which is useless if it
jusst contains string
L916[21:37:48] <Capitalhitman38> ill go
find out how to do that
L917[21:37:50] <Capitalhitman38> i
know
L918[21:38:00] <Capitalhitman38> i just
want to learn how to do certain things
L919[21:38:04] <Capitalhitman38> even if
it is useless
L920[21:38:10] <Capitalhitman38> can you
serialize files?
L921[21:38:30] <v^> files are strings
already
L922[21:38:38] <Capitalhitman38> ah
L923[21:39:11] <v^> you have to read them
of cource
L924[21:40:43] <ds84182> v^: love-mod is
updated
L925[21:40:50] <ds84182> Time to update
liblove in se
L926[21:54:57] <Capitalhitman38>
"boot/04_component.lua:69: no primary 'serialization'
available" what does that mean?
L927[21:56:04] <Capitalhitman38>
nevermind
L928[21:56:53] <v^>
component.serialization
L929[21:56:58] <v^> i want one
L930[21:58:31] <Capitalhitman38> the error
went away when i removed component and just had
serialization.serialize
L931[21:59:31] <Capitalhitman38> if the
variable i am trying to serialize has io.read() in it then will it
not serialize?
L932[22:03:57] <v^> Capitalhitman38,
serialization.serialize will serialize anything
L933[22:04:01] <v^> exept functions
L934[22:04:25] <Capitalhitman38> is
io.read a function?
L936[22:04:44] <Capitalhitman38>
okay
L937[22:04:53] <v^> but serializing
strings is useless
L938[22:05:06] <v^> if you are doing
io.read()
L939[22:05:12] <v^> that would just return
a string
L940[22:05:22] <Capitalhitman38> Yes
L941[22:05:24] <Capitalhitman38> i realize
that
L942[22:05:58] <Capitalhitman38> Why would
it be useless?
L943[22:06:58] <v^> because the point of
serialization is to turn things into strings so they can be saved
or sent over a network or something
L944[22:07:07] <Capitalhitman38> ok
L945[22:07:08] <v^> but if its already a
string you are just putting quotes around it
L946[22:07:17] <Capitalhitman38>
okay
L947[22:07:57] <Capitalhitman38> what
would serialization be useful for?
L948[22:08:07] <Capitalhitman38> give me
an example
L949[22:09:05] <v^> say you had some data
in a table
L950[22:09:49] <Capitalhitman38>
okay
L951[22:09:49] <v^>
{potato="walrus",b00bz="(.)(.)",randomarray={1,3,5,6}}
L952[22:10:03] <v^> and you wanted to
store that in a file
L953[22:10:38] <v^> instead of manually
doing file:write(potato) file:write(b00bz) ... etc
L954[22:10:49] <Capitalhitman38> I dont
really know how tables work
L955[22:10:50] <Capitalhitman38>
sooooo
L956[22:11:31] <v^> basically they just
store a group of variables at once without you having to pass
around each variable individually
L957[22:11:48] <Capitalhitman38>
okay
L958[22:12:46] <v^> but you have to
remember that they are also references
L959[22:14:40] <Capitalhitman38> so how
would i get the input of the keyboard and then send that to another
computer across a network?
L960[22:14:55] <Capitalhitman38> because
thats what i was trying to do but like im a noob and i dont really
know what im doing
L961[22:20:27] <v^> so like
component.modem.broadcast(io.input())
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L969[23:08:06] <Kodos> Fucking power
outages
L970[23:11:19] <Wem> what is a card
container and upgrade container, where do you put them? and what do
you put in side? if anything?
L971[23:12:03] <Kodos> They just let you
swap out a card or upgrade respectively in things like a
tablet
L972[23:14:51] <Wem> i'm trying to
understand what a database upgrade is
L973[23:14:57] <Kodos> ~w database
L975[23:15:04] <Wem> also, what goes in
the single slot of the adapter?
L976[23:15:11] <Wem> kodos, oh i read the
documentation :)
L977[23:15:14] <Kodos> Some upgrades, not
all are useful
L978[23:17:00] <Kodos> For example, you
can use a tank or inventory controller upgrade in the adapter, and
use it the same as you would a transposer
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L980[23:17:32] <Kodos> You can also use
Sign IO upgrades, and have a rudimentary display panel
L981[23:18:06] <Wem> cant i just use a
screen for that too?
L982[23:18:15] <Kodos> You could,
sure
L983[23:18:32] <Wem> can you somehow have
a computer, not robot craft things?
L984[23:19:04] <Kodos> I'm not entirely
sure about using the crafting upgrade, but I've used my computer to
interact with AE2 before, and used that to craft
L985[23:19:06] <Wem> because the crafting
upgrade seems to indicate that there is a inventory.
L986[23:19:16] <Kodos> The crafting
upgrade is pretty much for robots as far as I know
L987[23:19:22] <Kodos> Robots are really
just computers that can move
L988[23:19:28] <Wem> i know
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