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L1[00:53:31] <Temia> Register a domain for
it. `o`
L2[00:53:59] <MrWonderful2012_> how
L3[00:54:42] <dangranos> heh
L4[00:55:13] <Temia> That wasn't actually a
serious answer. While technically valid I am just shitposting
L5[00:55:36] <Temia> But seriously, what's
the particular issue you're having?
L6[00:56:25] <MrWonderful2012> I am writing
a program that uses the network api to remotely controll a target
robot
L7[00:56:34] <dangranos> um
L8[00:56:37] <MrWonderful2012> I really dont
want to type the ip every single time
L9[00:56:47] <dangranos> wha?
L10[00:56:56] <dangranos> you mean uuid,
not ip, right?
L11[00:57:01] <MrWonderful2012> yeah
L12[00:57:07] <dangranos> store it in
variable
L13[00:57:27] <MrWonderful2012> does lua
support linklists
L15[00:57:33] <dangranos> or you can go
crazy and use file storage
L16[00:57:38] <dangranos> MrWonderful2012:
the what?
L17[00:57:47] <Temia> Linked lists? Uh, no,
not really.
L18[00:57:47] <dangranos> ah
L19[00:58:18] <MrWonderful2012> I was
thinking of using a linked list to index the ips
L20[00:58:37] <Temia> That tends to rely on
struct and pointer logic, of which Lua has no real analogue for.
You can use tables though, for much the same purpose
L21[00:59:14] <MrWonderful2012> but tables
need to have a predefined size right?
L22[00:59:18] <Sandra> no.
L24[00:59:23] <Sandra> tables are a
map.
L25[00:59:27] <MrWonderful2012> so they
arent like arrays
L26[00:59:31] <Sandra> of a key to a
value.
L27[00:59:44] <dangranos> though tables are
simple key-value
L28[00:59:44] <Temia> They can also be
linear, but they're still a dynamic array as such
L29[00:59:48] <Sandra> if a key is
numerical, it works like an array.
L30[00:59:50] <Temia> Either way/
L31[00:59:59] <MrWonderful2012> so they are
dynamic
L32[01:00:01] <MrWonderful2012> good
L33[01:00:03] <Sandra> but it has no
size.
L34[01:00:04] <dangranos> MrWonderful2012:
nothing in lua has a predefined size
L35[01:00:26] <MrWonderful2012> that is
quite different from c++
L36[01:00:31] <Sandra> the majority of lua
is tables.
L37[01:00:38] <Sandra> tables of tables of
tables.
L38[01:00:43] <MrWonderful2012> lol I
thought that it would be just like c++ arrays
L39[01:00:45] <Sandra> of functions.
L40[01:00:47] <Sandra> nope.
L41[01:00:58] <Temia> You're honestly the
first person I've seen in #OC who struggles because of being too
used to low-level concepts like C's
L42[01:01:11] <Temia> So congratulations on
that I guess
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L44[01:01:31] <dangranos> MrWonderful2012:
if you reallly want, you can make an low-level arch for OC
L45[01:01:47] <dangranos> there is
unfinished ARM arch..
L46[01:01:47] <Sandra> in lua: we have the
primitive types, (string, number, boolean etc.)
L47[01:01:56] <Sandra> we have
tables.
L48[01:01:56] <MrWonderful2012> ok
L49[01:02:00] <Sandra> we have
functions.
L50[01:02:06] <Sandra> that's about all
there really is.
L51[01:02:21] <Sandra> there's a bit more
but you don't really need to concern yourself with those.
L52[01:02:24] <Temia> The way you describe
it, Sandra, you make it sound like lisp
L53[01:02:30] <dangranos> tables are bread
and butter of lua, they can store values of all types (correct me
if i'm wrong)
L54[01:02:37] <Sandra> yeah.
L55[01:02:46] <MrWonderful2012> all
types?
L56[01:02:55] <dangranos> and they can be
mixed too
L57[01:02:56] <Sandra> lua has a lot of
syntactic sugar in it to make tables awesome.
L58[01:03:23] <Temia> There's also
metatables which change the game pretty heavily when they're put
into play.
L59[01:03:25] <Sandra> such as the
table.value notation, which maps to table["value"]
L60[01:03:37] <Sandra> and, yeah, THAT
stuff.
L61[01:03:39] <Temia> Lua's also not really
object-oriented, but can pass for it in a pinch
L62[01:03:40] <dangranos> MrWonderful2012:
just so you know, lua under all of that sweet syntax is VM
L63[01:03:55] <Sandra> Temia, lua is a
prototypal oop language.
L64[01:04:13] <Sandra> tables are
objects.
L65[01:04:22] <dangranos> ^ *like
L66[01:04:27] <Sandra> well yeah.
L67[01:04:33] <dangranos> i guess, dynamic
object?
L68[01:04:38] <Sandra> um....
L69[01:04:44] <Temia> Tables can store
callbacks, and the object:method() syntax will call with the object
as the first argument
L70[01:04:44] <Sandra> well, it's a
prototypal object.
L71[01:05:18] <Sandra> and a prototypal
object is literally a table.
L72[01:05:48] <Temia> Also, prototypal is
still not really :P
L73[01:06:06] <Temia> Though without fixed
types, it largely doesn't make a lick of diffrence
L74[01:06:07] <MrWonderful2012> also as far
as the loading bytecode works, what is the architecture of the
virtual machine
L75[01:06:09] <Temia> *difference
L76[01:06:32] <Sandra> MrWonderful2012,
what do you mean?
L77[01:06:54] <Temia> Arbitrary bytecode
execution is disabled by default anyway, but I believe bytecode for
the LVM is pretty portable?
L78[01:07:11] <dangranos> MrWonderful2012:
it has own bytecode
L79[01:07:19] <Sandra> it's portable on the
same implementation/version of lua.
L80[01:07:21] <MrWonderful2012> what is it
called
L81[01:07:34] <Sandra> different versions
have different bytecode iirc.
L83[01:07:37] <Temia> ...the Lua Virtual
Machine.
L84[01:07:47] <dangranos> for 5.3
L85[01:08:05] <Temia> Again though, by
default lua doesn't allow loading and executing bytecode
directly
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L87[01:08:17] <Temia> Just treat it as an
interpreted scripting language and it'll be fine.
L88[01:08:28] <dangranos> *OC lua
L89[01:08:29] <Sandra> Temia, *OC.
L90[01:08:34] <Temia> Right, right.
L91[01:08:37] <Sandra> regular lua does
iirc.
L92[01:08:41] <MrWonderful2012> why
not?
L93[01:08:49] <Temia> Security
reasons.
L94[01:08:55] <Sandra> because there's
exploits you can do with bytecode lua.
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L96[01:09:39] <Sandra> sandbox erasing
exploits.
L97[01:09:41] <Temia> I've considered
making a patch to allow for a server to generate signed and
stripped-down bytecode and allow execution of that, simply for
size's sake, but
L98[01:09:49] <Temia> I'm lazy
L99[01:09:51] <Rorax> my robot will no do
hardly anything, about the only thing I can get it to do is
drop(1)
L100[01:09:58] <dangranos> Rorax: um
L101[01:10:10] <Sandra> Rorax, what's
happening?
L102[01:10:11] <Rorax> this is using the
lua interpreter btw
L103[01:10:28] <Kodos> What methods are
you calling that aren't working
L104[01:10:34] <dangranos> all telepathes
are off
L105[01:10:37] <Kodos> Type them exactly
as you did into the interpreter
L106[01:10:39] <Rorax>
=component.robot.forward returns nil (same with any
direction)
L107[01:10:50] <dangranos> um
L108[01:10:51] <Kodos> forward or
forward()
L109[01:11:11] <Rorax> well forward()
returns a error with....
L110[01:11:21] <dangranos> attempt to call
nil?
L111[01:11:32] <Rorax> something about
xpcall
L112[01:11:34] <Rorax> yes
L113[01:11:47] <Sandra> ~w robot
L115[01:12:11] <Kodos> Can you screenshot
the error?
L116[01:12:14] <Kodos> For clarity's
sake
L117[01:12:15] <dangranos> component.robot
!= robot
L118[01:12:15] <Rorax> sure
L119[01:12:16] <Sandra> Rorax, try
component.robot.move(sides.forward)
L121[01:13:03] <dangranos> component.robot
is "low-level" api while robot is wrapper for
component.robot
L122[01:13:18] <Kodos> Can you try just
using
L123[01:13:20] <Rorax> sooooo
L124[01:13:21] <Kodos>
robot.forward()
L125[01:13:23] <Sandra> yeah.
L126[01:13:26] <Rorax> sure
L127[01:13:29] <Sandra> that'd also
work.
L128[01:13:37] <Rorax> >.>
L129[01:13:39] <Rorax> yup
L130[01:13:49] <Rorax> that was it
L131[01:13:52] <Kodos> You're welcome
=)
L132[01:13:55] <Rorax> *salute* thanks
champs
L133[01:14:00] <Sandra> np.
L134[01:14:36] <Rorax> I didn't think to
try that again because the first time I did it without =component.
and left the parenthasis off >.>
L135[01:16:18] <Sandra> heh.
L136[01:16:27] <Sandra> ~w
component.robot
L138[01:16:32] <Sandra> ~w
component:robot
L140[01:16:48] <Sandra> there's the low
level api btw, Rorax.
L141[01:17:21] <dangranos> and they are
different
L142[01:21:42] <Rorax> right. cool, thank
you :3
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L145[01:31:23] <MrWonderful2012> is packet
fragmentation supported?
L146[01:31:34] <dangranos> manually
L147[01:32:17] <MrWonderful2012_> what do
you mean by manually
L148[01:32:32] <Kodos> A good example
would be the way nanomachines are configured
L149[01:32:43] <Kodos> Assuming you're
talking about what I think you are
L150[01:32:49] <dangranos>
MrWonderful2012_: okay, i have no idea what you meant
L151[01:33:14] *
dangranos assumed "networks packets in multiple
fragments"
L152[01:35:08] <MrWonderful2012_> that is
correct
L153[01:35:56] <dangranos> manually
L154[01:36:15] <MrWonderful2012_> I was
hoping that you could send fragmented packets in such a way that
the target computer crashes upon reassembling them
L155[01:36:23] <dangranos> as in "you
write own code to do fragment them, send them and reassembple
them"
L156[01:36:36] <dangranos>
MrWonderful2012_: nah
L157[01:37:05] <dangranos> there is
nothing listening to network in default OS installation
L158[01:37:26] <MrWonderful2012> I mean
with the network floppy installed
L159[01:37:39] <dangranos> hm
L160[01:37:43] <dangranos> then i have no
idea
L161[01:37:50] <dangranos> it's quite
complex
L162[01:38:03] <Kodos> Ehhh, I can't in
good conscience offer support for someone with malicious intent.
Something like spamming broadcasting to flood the network is one
thing, but to want to intentionally crash someone is just being an
asshole
L164[01:38:07] <dangranos> there could be
bugs in it, maybe some fatal
L165[01:38:39] <MrWonderful2012_> I just
want to test it
L166[01:39:04] <MrWonderful2012_>
honestly, I am just intrigued by the possibility
L167[01:39:23] <MrWonderful2012_> I am
actually testing it on an old t1 computer
L169[01:49:19] <MrWonderful2012_> nan%
packet loss?
L170[01:50:14] <Kodos> Probably a
bug
L171[01:51:23] <Temia> That is
amazing
L172[01:52:39] <MrWonderful2012_> what is
amazing
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L174[02:00:07] <Temia> The fact that you
broke the ping client
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L176[02:09:00] <dangranos> he did
what?
L177[02:09:11] <dangranos> so
L178[02:09:23] <dangranos> https sites are
blocked by reseting connection
L179[02:10:28] <Izaya> using a http proxy
or some form of other tcp mangler?
L180[02:11:18] <dangranos> dunno
L181[02:11:51] <dangranos> iirc when i run
out of money i got squid proxy "blocked" page
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L185[02:35:45] <lperkins2> Vexatos, what
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L186[02:36:12] <Vexatos> quite
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L187[02:37:43] <lperkins2> I've got an
implementation of the core python vm almost ready for
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L188[02:38:03] <lperkins2> and possibly a
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L189[02:46:40] <Vexatos> linkedy?
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L214[06:19:35] <Kodos> Going to bed. Hope
my tweet picks up steam
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L235[08:58:42] <Elizabeth> Skye, already
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L236[08:59:24] <Skye> on your head?
L237[08:59:29] <Elizabeth> yes
L240[09:11:08] <Skye> carry on.
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L260[12:00:00] <AgNatishia> Hello
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L273[13:04:10] <gamax92> how do things
like netplay in emulators work above ~17ms of latency when each
frame takes up ~17ms (1/60)
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L279[13:12:15] <ds84182> gamax92:
Threadding.
L280[13:12:57] <gamax92> thanks for the
vague as shit answer
L281[13:13:15] <ds84182> ...
L282[13:13:37] <ds84182> You send your key
presses in a thread and hope the emulated game's state stays
synchornized
L283[13:14:04] <ds84182> And if you want
more info, since I'm not a fucking expert, you should go to
#dolphin-dev on freenode and ask there
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L285[13:14:21] <ds84182> You fucking asked
in a channel dedicated to a Minecraft mod with the shittiest
timings every
L286[13:14:24] <ds84182> *ever
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L289[14:09:37] <CompanionCube> ds84182,
you seem like someone pissed you off
L290[14:10:03] <ds84182> CompanionCube:
gamax92 did because of his sarcasm
L291[14:10:23] <ds84182> I thought he was
smart enough to assume what I meant by threadding
L292[14:13:32] <Kodos> Love how #ftb is
ignoring my question on IRC and on twitter
L293[14:17:36] <gamax92> ds84182:
threading is not even what the dolphin dev said.
L294[14:18:01] <ds84182> gamax92: Alrighty
then
L295[14:18:07] <ds84182> You got an answer
from a better source then
L296[14:18:12] <ds84182> Good.
L297[14:18:13] <ds84182> For.
L298[14:18:14] <ds84182> You.
L299[14:18:22] <gamax92> you
L300[14:18:23] <gamax92> are
L301[14:18:23] <gamax92> bad
L302[14:18:32] <ds84182> Go
L303[14:18:33] <ds84182> fuck
L304[14:18:33] <ds84182> a
L305[14:18:35] <ds84182> duck
L306[14:18:42] <ds84182> Or the other way
around
L307[14:19:58] <Izaya> "duck a fuck
go"
L308[14:20:33] <CompanionCube> ...no
L309[14:21:25] <ds84182> CompanionCube:
actually yes
L310[14:21:54] <ds84182> Letting a duck
fuck you would be rape under Tumblr's standards and the duck would
get jailed.
L311[14:23:16] <CompanionCube> isn't
everything rape by tumblr standards
L312[14:23:21] <CompanionCube> except if
you're male
L313[14:23:58] <CompanionCube> if you're
male everything you do is rape..but not vice versa
L314[14:25:20] <Kodos> No one cares
L315[14:25:51] <Inari> who care about
tumblr
L316[14:26:12] <Mystia_Lorelei>
nobody
L317[14:31:47] <Kodos> Sangar, test builds
of 1.6 when = D
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L319[14:57:51] <Sangar> Kodos, somewhen
after 1.5.20 is out :P
L320[15:00:07] <Sangar> which will be
after i have tried reproducing nanomachines supposedly not working
in other dimensions
L321[15:00:17] <Sangar> which will be...
sometime this week or next weekend
L322[15:00:55] <Sangar> unless i decide to
buy lotv after all, in which case... it'll be... soon (tm)
L323[15:00:59] <Mimiru> Sangar, how did
the debugging go?
L324[15:01:21] <Sangar> Mimiru, couldn't
reproduce the colored cables not connecting thing, but found a derp
in the rack when cycling sides
L325[15:01:41] <Sangar> so i added a null
check and such for now
L326[15:01:56] <Mimiru> I'll try the
latest dev build in a bit then
L327[15:03:46] <ds84182> #lua
string.unpack("f","\0\0\0\0")
L328[15:03:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0.0 |
5
L329[15:05:36] <Sangar> okeh. if you can
find a step-by-step repro for the colored cables thing, let me
know.
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L332[15:48:24] <lperkins2> There a version
of gml that doesn't require gml to be the main event loop?
L333[15:52:12] <Kodos> Bleh, I just ate a
pound and a half of chicken and dumplings
L334[15:54:04] <Sangar> allright, enough
running amok on the issue tracker for a day, back down to 3 pages
:P i'm off for today o/
L335[15:55:30] <Mimiru> o/ Sangar
L336[15:58:54] <CompanionCube> lperkins2,
gml?
L337[16:00:47] <Mimiru> Gopher's UI
lib
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L346[16:58:57] <AgNatishia> Hello
all
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L357[17:47:25] <ds84182> .p
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L363[19:04:26] <vifino> #p
L364[19:04:26] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.12136385200000001 Seconds passed.
L365[19:06:54] <Inari> new favourite word:
your're
L366[19:09:01] <vifino> Inari: Your're bad
and you should feel bad're. :3
L367[19:10:37] <Inari> the he is
bad're
L368[19:10:41] <Inari> *heck
L369[19:11:11] <vifino> Inari: Tis da
joke.
L370[19:12:29] <Inari> "He'd've
preferred a quadruple contraction but 'twou'dn't've been easily
comprehensible."
L371[19:15:00] <gamax92> wow.
L372[19:15:08] <gamax92>
'twou'dn't've
L373[19:17:33] <vifino> gamax92!
L374[19:18:46] <Inari> garmax68
L375[19:18:56] <gamax92> gaymax69
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L377[19:20:10] <gamax92> vifino: do you
know how to scan process memory in windows, without resorting to
chirp engine?
L378[19:20:28] <vifino> I don't know
anything about windows.
L379[19:21:29] <gamax92> I ended up
writing a whole thing in Cheap Engine, but the window (form?) it
doesn't show up on the taskbar, it also has the wrong icon, and
Churt Engine bundles itself with the exe making it rather
huge.
L380[19:24:10] <vifino> I'm sorry I can't
help :s
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L383[19:33:41] <MichiBot> Inari:
iPhone
6s – Prince Oseph | length:
32s | Likes:
12118 Dislikes:
2345 Views:
1654651 | by
Apple
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L385[20:06:19] <Kodos> Where the hell are
the mod lists for FTB packs
L388[20:08:39] <progwml6> not there
anymore
L389[20:10:09] <Mimiru> Ahh
L392[20:21:52] <Kodos> Thanks
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L399[21:19:16] <Antheus> Well, lightning
hit a transformer near my house
L400[21:19:19] <Antheus> very loud
L401[21:19:23] <Antheus> much explosion
echo
L402[21:19:27] <Antheus> many car
alarms
L403[21:21:32] <gamax92> are you
dead?
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L405[21:35:34] <Kodos> Wow, source code
for ELIZA is only 256 lines
L406[21:35:52] <Kodos> Given Lua's ease
with pattern matching, I wonder how easily I could make a chatbox
version of ELIZA
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L411[21:58:24] <Antheus> gamax92,
yesa
L412[21:58:30] <Antheus> Kodos, do
it
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