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L1[00:00:02] <Kodos> And I cannot wait to
have a ton of things :3
L2[00:00:47] <SoraFirestorm> I still want
builtin remote login support
L3[00:00:56] <SoraFirestorm> would be neat
for servers
L4[00:01:19] <SoraFirestorm> for sharing the
first wave of powerful computers
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L6[00:01:52] <SoraFirestorm> ala
minicomputers irl
L7[00:01:56] <Temia> That's something better
left for systems with actual multiuser support.
L8[00:02:05] <Temia> So, y'know, not
OpenOS.
L9[00:02:19] <Temia> Also, hm.
L10[00:02:28] <SoraFirestorm> dumb
terminals would also be nice
L11[00:02:35] <SoraFirestorm> for that in
specific
L12[00:02:38] <Xal> would it be possible to
make an architecture that emulates an old micro?
L13[00:02:44] <Xal> say, a 65c816?
L14[00:02:50] <SoraFirestorm> yeah
L16[00:02:56] <SoraFirestorm> There's an
ARM architecture out there
L17[00:03:03] <SoraFirestorm> not finished
though
L18[00:03:11] <Xal> yea but arm's not
/retro/ enough :D
L19[00:03:16] <Temia> If you can get it to
run in Java or get Java to interface with an emulation library in
C
L20[00:03:35] <Temia> I believe someone
else is doing 6502 if you want retro
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L22[00:04:03] <Xal> yeah but 65c816 might
be more practical for use in minecraft, and it's still
compatible
L23[00:04:13] <Xal> compatible with 6502
that is
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L25[00:04:33] <Temia> Why more practical
than an actual 6502?
L26[00:04:38] <SoraFirestorm> you need at
least 16 bit CPU for anything useful
L28[00:04:53] <Temia> Fair enough I
guess.
L29[00:05:02] <Xal> and it still has a 6502
compatibility
L30[00:05:15] <Xal> it was used in the
apple 2gs and snes
L31[00:05:52] <SuPeRMiNoR2> 16 bit? pff,
when I was a kid all i had was 1/2 bit
L32[00:06:12] <Xal> mc14500
architecture?
L33[00:06:15] <SoraFirestorm> from 0 to
0?
L34[00:06:21] <Xal> aka masochist
architecture
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L36[00:11:50] <Kodos> Do we have a coin
flip bot
L37[00:12:09] <Kodos> Actually
L38[00:12:13] <Kodos> #lua return
math.random(1,2)
L39[00:12:13] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1
L40[00:12:18] <Kodos> Minecraft it is
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L42[00:13:23] <Kodos> #lua randc =
math.random(1,2) vers = {"1.8", "1.7"} return
vers[randc]
L43[00:13:24] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1.7
L44[00:14:35] <SF-MC> I've noticed I've yet
to find any Yellorium
L45[00:14:38] <SF-MC> That's kinda
odd
L46[00:16:06] <SF-MC> ugh rain
L47[00:16:22] <SF-MC> Thinking about
architectures
L48[00:16:29] <SF-MC> I'd like a Common
Lisp on
L49[00:16:35] <SF-MC> s/ on/ one/
L50[00:16:37] <MichiBot> <SF-MC> I'd
like a Common Lisp one
L51[00:16:43] <SF-MC> that would be
neat
L52[00:19:00] <Kodos> SQLLL
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L54[00:21:23] <Kodos> I need to find a way
to have a Microcontroller be able to run code fed to it so I can
see if something works
L55[00:21:32] <Kodos> Without having to
flash an EEPROM 300 times
L56[00:21:36] <SF-MC> uhhhh
L57[00:21:40] <SF-MC> can they do
modems?
L58[00:21:44] <Kodos> Yes
L59[00:22:00] <SF-MC> then do that?
L60[00:22:20] <Kodos> It would only work
once, wouldn't it?
L61[00:22:30] <SF-MC> not if you set it up
to loop?
L62[00:22:37] <Kodos> Right but if I'm
overwriting the code
L63[00:23:44] <SF-MC> I'm misunderstanding
something here
L64[00:23:50] <SF-MC> please enlighten
me
L65[00:24:21] <Kodos> If I write code on
the eeprom to tell it to overwrite code on the eeprom when it
receives a network message, won't it only work once because it'll
have overwritten the program with the new code received in a
message?
L66[00:24:36] <SF-MC> I wouldn't have told
it to overwrite the EEPROM
L67[00:24:43] <Kodos> That's what I'm
testing tho
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L70[00:35:02] <Temia> Well, if the EEPROM
reads its own code, cuts off whatever after a certain point, and
then concatenates the data it's received, you could easily do
that.
L71[00:35:21] <Temia> Are you trying to
make some kind of OCduino EEPROM code? :P
L72[00:35:21] <SF-MC> that sounds
plasible
L73[00:35:39] <SF-MC>
s/plasible/plausible/
L74[00:35:39] <MichiBot> <SF-MC> that
sounds plausible
L75[00:36:06] <Kodos> No, I literally just
want to test code as I write it
L76[00:36:21] <Kodos> I'm not sure what the
ultimate end result will be, but it'd be nice to be able to do that
at least
L77[00:36:30] <Kodos> I know one thing I'm
doing is having a sign on the front of the MCU for use as a
screen
L78[00:36:33] <Temia> If you had a data
card, you could probably even decompress a binary blob into RAM and
run it from there
L79[00:36:49] <SF-MC> that sounds
neat
L80[00:37:09] <Temia> Heh, a sign on a
microcontroller is like a 20x4 serial display, huh >_>
L81[00:37:24] <SF-MC> how exactly does that
work?
L82[00:37:30] <SF-MC> Can ucs have sign
placers?
L83[00:38:48] <Temia> Sign upgrades do work
in micocontrollers, I believe.
L84[00:48:11] <Kodos> I wonder where Liz
got the schemas for the TARDIS mod from
L85[00:49:41] <SF-MC> why is it always so
hard to find a nice looking place to live?
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L90[01:40:06] <SF-MC> ohai Kibibyte
L91[01:40:23] <SF-MC> Mimiru: Kibibyte is
back
L93[01:49:04] <Kodos> Has anyone written an
AE2 control program for OC yet
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L97[02:17:57] <Kodos> How do you do HUD
shit with OpenGlasses?
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L99[02:28:37] <dangranos_> wow
L100[02:28:52] <dangranos_> that have been
quite a while since i booted up the windows
L101[02:29:17] <dangranos_> and look, the
antivirus' license is gone
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L104[02:34:10] <Kodos> marcin212, is there
an example program anywhere for making a HUD element with
OpenGlasses, or some program that uses the functions
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L108[02:48:26] <Kodos> That is using the
world generator stuff. I'm looking for help with HUD elements
L109[02:48:30] <dangranos_> ugh
L110[02:48:34] <dangranos_> windows is
just so..
L111[02:48:45] <dangranos_> gah
L112[02:49:12] <scj643> Go Debian
L113[02:49:12] <dangranos_> after nearly a
year of using linux... using windows on same desktop is kind of
confusing
L114[02:49:19] <dangranos_> scj643, i want
to plaaaay
L115[02:49:42] <scj643> Using a VM won't
work that well
L116[02:49:42] <dangranos_> and wine is a
little shit when it comes to .NET and, well, everything
L117[02:49:57] <scj643> .net have you
tried mini
L118[02:49:59] <dangranos_> scj643, that's
a windows i had installed
L119[02:50:01] <scj643> Mono
L120[02:50:12] <SoraFirestorm> Kodos: is
there even a release of OpenGlasses for 1.7.10?
L121[02:50:16] <scj643> What version of
Windows
L122[02:50:17] <SoraFirestorm> I don't
recall one...
L123[02:50:22] <scj643> Yes there is
L124[02:50:25] <scj643> Sits
L125[02:50:28] <scj643> Sora
L126[02:50:34] <SoraFirestorm> Sits
haha
L127[02:50:37] <dangranos_> win7
L128[02:50:40] <scj643> It's on my
pack
L129[02:50:50] <Kubuxu> Kodos: same as
them but position atributes are w/o 3D postfix
L130[02:50:52] <scj643> Dangranos that's
your issue
L132[02:51:03] *
dangranos_ slaps scj643
L133[02:51:03] *
EnderBot2 chuckles
L134[02:51:19] <SoraFirestorm> Or maybe
the problem is that it doesn't work with 1.5.x?
L135[02:51:26] <SoraFirestorm> it didn't
work for me last I tried it...
L136[02:52:14] <dangranos_> mouse is so
annoying
L138[02:52:24] <SoraFirestorm> scj643: OC
version and OG version pls?
L139[02:52:25] <dangranos_> there is just
some invisible little difference
L140[02:52:32] <dangranos_> but it's so
frustrating
L141[02:52:40] <scj643> Sora
L142[02:52:53] <scj643> Go join #scj643
and view the git repo
L143[02:53:03] <Kubuxu> and IIRC range is
0 to 1 for full screen.
L144[02:53:03] <SoraFirestorm> ok
L145[02:53:07] <scj643> Too tired to do
any more
L146[02:53:41] <SoraFirestorm> I so don't
know how to drive irssi :P
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L148[02:53:59] <scj643> I use
quassel
L149[02:54:09] <dangranos_> weechat
ftw
L150[02:54:19] <SF-Irssi> my normal
client
L151[02:54:20] <scj643> Quassel is a
bouncer
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L153[02:54:30] <SoraFirestorm> is
ERC
L154[02:54:33] <dangranos_> temporarily
have to use hexchat, because win has awful terminal emulator
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L156[02:55:01] <SoraFirestorm> I think I
got yelled at last time someone saw I was using Emacs though
L157[02:55:15] <Elizabeth> SoraFirestorm:
open glasses works on 1.7.10 and oc 1.5.whatever, Mimiru runs itnon
her sercer
L158[02:55:27] <SoraFirestorm> then I must
be a moron
L159[02:55:33] <Elizabeth> s/itn/it
L160[02:55:33] <Kibibyte>
<Elizabeth> SoraFirestorm: open glasses works on 1.7.10 and
oc 1.5.whatever, Mimiru runs it on her sercer
L161[02:55:34] <MichiBot>
<Elizabeth> SoraFirestorm: open glasses works on 1.7.10 and
oc 1.5.whatever, Mimiru runs iton her sercer
L162[02:55:36] <SoraFirestorm> I'll check
it out later
L163[02:55:48] <Temia> Quassel has a
monolithic build, scj.
L164[02:55:48] <Elizabeth> %Sed
disable
L165[02:55:57] <Elizabeth> %SED
disable
L166[02:56:05] <Kubuxu> weechat for the
win
L167[02:56:10] <SoraFirestorm> %sed
disable
L168[02:56:12] <SoraFirestorm> ?
L169[02:56:26] <Temia> That said I use a
Quassel client/core combo as it's much more elegant than regular
IRC bouncers.
L170[02:56:31] <dangranos_> Kubuxu, as in
"ftw" or as in "MS Windows"?
L171[02:56:44] <Kubuxu> If someone uses
wee-chat look at glowing-bear
L172[02:56:47] <Kubuxu> ftw
L173[02:56:54] <dangranos_> tried
L174[02:56:58] <dangranos_> didn't
liked
L175[02:57:17] <SoraFirestorm> I use ERC
mostly because Emacs is already running anyways
L176[02:57:19] <SoraFirestorm> might as
well
L177[02:57:27] <SoraFirestorm> plus I
really like Emacs keybindings
L178[02:57:36] <Kubuxu> I am using it for
my android.
L179[02:57:57] <Elizabeth> My clients are:
hexchat, irssi, andchat (android)
L180[02:58:08] <Kubuxu> SoraFirestorm: we
would disagree on some matter (vim vs Emacs) but lets not start
it.
L181[02:58:10] <scj643> Quassel and
iQuassel
L182[02:58:18] <SoraFirestorm> Kubuxu:
yea, let's not :)
L183[02:58:34] <Temia> Quassel and
Quasseldroid here. o/
L184[02:58:35] <scj643> Nano
L185[02:58:36] <SoraFirestorm> I did use
vi before Emacs actually
L186[02:58:44] <SoraFirestorm> but vi
didn't click for me
L187[02:58:48] <Kubuxu> I stopped using
irssi be 3s latency
L188[02:58:54] <Temia> I didn't really
like vi either.
L189[02:59:17] <Temia> It honestly feels
antiquated.
L190[02:59:19] <SoraFirestorm> ERC when
Emacs is convenient, Irssi when terminal is convenient, AndroIRC on
phone
L191[02:59:39] <SoraFirestorm> I'm not a
fan of the whole 'moded' thing
L192[02:59:40] <Kubuxu> you have to get
used to vim, and there are a lot of useful plugins for it.
L193[02:59:52] <SoraFirestorm> that and I
never learned how to efficiently drive the damn thing
L194[03:00:01] <SoraFirestorm> which is my
own ineptitude, don't get me wrong
L195[03:00:10] <scj643> I got a pushbullet
node.js thing for sending notifications on mention
L196[03:00:13] <SoraFirestorm> I picked up
Emacs far faster
L197[03:00:21] <SoraFirestorm> But maybe
I'm just broken that way :P
L198[03:00:44] <Kubuxu> Temia: it is
different than everything developed now, I don't use mouse at all,
I don't use arrows.
L199[03:01:08] <SoraFirestorm> Speaking of
mouse
L200[03:01:09] <SoraFirestorm> Acme
L201[03:01:14] <SoraFirestorm> I don't
understand how people can do that
L202[03:01:53] <SoraFirestorm> I wonder
how many Acme users there are in the wild anyways
L203[03:01:53] <Elizabeth> Also my current
connection is going andchat > Znc > irssi > EsperNet
L204[03:02:27] <Temia> That's the thing.
There are plenty of navigation keys available to improve upon it
that have been around for decades. Even my serial terminal's
keyboard has them.
L205[03:02:35] <Kubuxu> I had awful
latency while using irssi as bouncer.
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L208[03:03:00] <SoraFirestorm>
Alright
L209[03:03:03] <SoraFirestorm> I'm out for
tonight
L210[03:03:08] <Elizabeth> My pings get
delayed but as for actual chat it's fine
L211[03:03:23] <SoraFirestorm> wanna watch
some Inuyasha before it becomes 3 AM over here
L212[03:03:26] <SoraFirestorm>
laters
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L214[03:03:30] <Elizabeth> I did tweak the
spam protection stuff though
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L218[03:03:37] <Kubuxu> Temia: but they
don't give you options like (w2d: "delete two
words")
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L220[03:04:26] <Kubuxu> in vim you start
with movement command 'w' - word, then you can add number '2' - two
words and then action 'd' -delete
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L222[03:04:42] <Temia> Eh.
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L224[03:05:00] <Temia> That's easily
achieved with more common key combinations in any other editor
ever.
L225[03:05:03] <Kubuxu> if you want to
delete two words and start writing right away then you can do 'w2c'
'c' like change
L226[03:05:39] <Kubuxu> Like: shift+ctrl,
two times arrow, start writing?
L227[03:06:05] <Kubuxu> you have to move
two hands totally of alphabetic keyboard.
L228[03:06:10] <Temia> Eh.
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L231[03:06:30] <Temia> I can hold shift
and control down both with my pinky finger in my netural
state.
L232[03:06:48] <Temia> *neutral
L233[03:07:08] <scj643> I use sublime text
3
L234[03:07:25] <Kubuxu> I use sublime for
quick edits, but vim for coding in C
L235[03:08:03] <Kubuxu> there still has to
be better competition than 'YouCompleteMe'
L236[03:08:22] <Temia> I'm not in any rush
so maybe that's why I'm not crazy about vim.
L237[03:09:04] <Kubuxu> It is not about
rush, it is about being focused on the task.
L238[03:09:28] <Temia> Fact: What's
secondhand for you in vim is secondhand for me in any other
editor
L239[03:09:41] <Temia> The opposite
applies when you switch our positions around.
L240[03:10:13] <dangranos_> vim has a lot
of plugins
L241[03:10:56] <Temia> When you count
what's actively maintained, most code editors have equivalent
amounts.
L243[03:13:12] *
dangranos_ cringes at buffer list background and rest of the
bar
L244[03:13:25] <Temia> Hoo boy.
L246[03:16:41] <Temia> Night.
L247[03:17:13] <Kubuxu> I understand you
fully
L248[03:18:54] <Kodos> nano > vim
L249[03:18:55] <Kodos> =D
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L251[03:21:03] <Turtle> o/
L252[03:21:21] <Temia> WELP
L253[03:34:29] <Kodos> What would you guys
call a 3 tone bell like you'd hear before the morning announcement
over the school PA system
L254[03:35:36] <Elizabeth> alert
chime?
L255[03:36:37] <Kodos> Yeah, but I need
specifically that sound
L256[03:36:49] <Elizabeth> ah
L257[03:37:08] <Elizabeth> i would search
for one but i'm in lesson at the moment
L258[03:37:41] <Kodos> Does anyone have a
freesound account >.>
L259[03:40:09] <Elizabeth> isn't it free
to create one?
L260[03:40:47] <Kodos> Eh, maybe, didn't
check
L261[03:40:51] <scj643> It's in every
anime
L262[03:41:12] <scj643> I think I know
what he is talking about
L263[03:41:17] <Kodos> Well I found one to
use, I'll probably edit it in Audacity
L264[03:41:22] <Kodos> But I cba to make
an account for a single sound file
L265[03:41:27] <Kodos> Was gonna have
someone grab it and puush it
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L269[04:30:43] <Kodos> Ugh, after taking
that SQL course, I see tons of places where I wish things were a
database that I could search >.>
L270[04:33:38] <scj643> Lol
L271[04:34:03] <Kodos> Case in point: The
672 pages of NEI recipes I'm browsing
L272[04:34:40] <Kodos> Surely there's a
way to easily script something that would populate a table of
recipes
L273[04:35:58] <Kodos> Lol someone used
SQL to solve a Sudoku puzzle
L274[04:39:21] <dangranos> yay
L275[04:39:25] <dangranos> back to
linux
L276[04:43:15] <Kodos> Okay, time to test
that OC Minecart mod
L277[04:44:18] <Turtle> hmh, ugh I need to
go write some procedural generation
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L282[05:36:42] <Turtle|bus> this may not
work, yell at me if I dc/rc too much.
L283[05:36:56] <Elizabeth> lol
L284[05:38:41] <Turtle|bus> public
transport Wi-Fi has good signal, but same ssid in every bus, my
phone gets confused if we pass another bus
L285[05:45:27] <Elizabeth> damn wifi
L286[05:51:08] <Turtle|bus> I should go
figure out if phone Wi-Fi radios have been getting stronger or
not
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L288[06:22:13] <Kodos> Woo, I made my
first Railcraft setup =D
L289[06:22:36] <Kodos> Tank cart
autoemptying the water out of a turbine to store in a tank
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L291[06:33:04] <Mimiru> %sed disable
L292[06:33:09] <MichiBot> Mimiru: Disabled
SED for this channel
L293[06:33:21] <Mimiru> I guess the
channel op check is broken
L294[06:33:41] <Mimiru> %admin add
Elizabeth
L295[06:33:46] <Mimiru> ffs
L296[06:34:02] <Elizabeth> %set
disable
L297[06:34:04] <Elizabeth> ¬_¬
L298[06:34:06] <Elizabeth> %sed
disable
L299[06:34:50] <Mimiru> Yeah I'm guessing
I broke the admin module
L300[06:34:57] <Elizabeth> lol
L301[06:35:12] <Mimiru> %listadmins
L302[06:35:12] <MichiBot> Mimiru:
DEPERECATED! Current admins: {Michiyo=9}
L303[06:35:17] <Mimiru> …
L304[06:35:28] <Mimiru> you'reo n the new
list
L305[06:35:53] <Mimiru> Elizabeth, try
%test
L306[06:36:03] <Elizabeth> %test
L307[06:36:03] <MichiBot> Elizabeth:
Success
L308[06:36:24] <Mimiru> you have admin...
no idea why the disable commands aren't working
L309[06:36:38] <Mimiru> try to enable
sed
L310[06:37:04] <Elizabeth> %sed
enable
L311[06:37:04] <MichiBot> Elizabeth:
Enabled SED for this channel
L312[06:37:06] <Elizabeth> %sed
disable
L313[06:37:07] <MichiBot> Elizabeth:
Disabled SED for this channel
L314[06:37:10] <Elizabeth> \o/
L315[06:37:11] *
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L316[06:50:41] <Turtle> s/Dis/En
L317[06:50:41] <Kibibyte> <MichiBot>
Elizabeth: Enabled SED for this channel
L318[06:50:50] <Turtle> Fair enough, it
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L328[09:13:06] <Kodos> Woo, Nether Portal
set up with an RS Latch
L329[09:30:14] <Turtle> hmh, the colored
chamelium block textures could be neat for 3D printing item icons
or something
L330[09:35:22] <Turtle> Assuming they're
not done with a filter that is :P
L331[09:42:17] <Kodos> Nah, I dyed
those
L332[09:42:40] <Turtle> No, I ment the
actual rendering :P
L333[09:42:42] <Kodos> Going to do a 32x
version on the side of my tower once I get it done
L334[09:42:58] <Kodos> afaik you can tint
a print, so you should be able to
L335[09:44:34] <Turtle> yeah but not on a
per-cube base :P
L336[09:44:38] <Turtle> I think
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L338[09:57:01] <Kodos> per shape?
Yes
L340[09:58:24] <Kodos> Now I just need to
make a mod that loads OGG files of the Chevron guy calling out all
the chevrons
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L345[10:03:08] <Turtle> uhh
L346[10:03:18] <Turtle> computronics' tape
drive can do it
L347[10:03:51] <Turtle> well, not ogg, but
you can write an audiotape, seeking is only 1 tick so you can just
skip to the part with the appropriate name
L348[10:07:29] <Turtle> Also aparently
Youtube literally nuked copyright-claim-trolling
L349[10:12:48] <Kodos> Nah, I'm just gonna
use MassSound
L350[10:13:04] <Kodos> I'll probably
piggyback on OpenSecurity's alarm system to load the sounds
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L356[10:56:39] <Sangar> o/
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L358[11:01:54] <vifino>
ELIZABETH!!!!
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L361[11:18:46] <coiax> is there any irc
package available via oppm, or is it only the dungeon loot
floppy?
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L363[11:57:42] <Turtle> coiax
probably
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L366[12:08:40] <Pwootage> So what's new in
the OC world?
L367[12:11:34] <vifino> magic.
L368[12:13:54] <Pwootage> Oh sweet
L369[12:14:00] <Pwootage> Magic is
cool
L370[12:14:33] <Pwootage> Any new cool
non-lua archetectures?
L371[12:14:38] <gamax92> Yep
L372[12:15:05] <Pwootage> What are
they?
L373[12:15:11] <Pwootage> I guess I could
check the forums
L374[12:15:17] <Pwootage> They're probably
on there somewhere
L375[12:16:25] <gamax92> Pwootage: General
Instrument CP1610 16-bit microprocessor
L376[12:16:39] <vifino> gamax92: I made a
thing!
L377[12:16:43] <vifino> Wanna see
it?
L378[12:16:49] <gamax92> mebbe
L379[12:16:59] <vifino> Is that a yes?
:3
L380[12:17:08] <gamax92> yas
L381[12:17:16] <vifino> panic: test.lua:1:
module 'idontexist' not found:
L382[12:17:16] <vifino> no field
package.preload['idontexist']
L383[12:17:16] <vifino> no asset
'/libs/idontexist.lua' (not compiled in)
L384[12:17:18] <vifino> :D
L385[12:17:35] <gamax92> ?_?
L386[12:18:58] <vifino> I made my
webserver build in libs that I put in a specific directory and made
a custom package.loaders entry to load them :D
L387[12:19:16] <Pwootage> Oh geese is
there a whole package loading system I missed?
L388[12:19:26] <vifino> Lua has
one...
L389[12:19:31] <gamax92> ... Pwootage
really?
L390[12:19:32] <gamax92> really?
L391[12:19:43] <Pwootage> It has
been
L392[12:19:45] <Pwootage> ....time
L393[12:19:46] <vifino> Ya know, the
require() part?
L394[12:19:49] <vifino> .-.
L395[12:19:54] <Pwootage> OH RIGHT I
REEMBER
L396[12:20:00] *
vifino facepalms
L397[12:20:01] <Pwootage> This is what I
get for not playing OC in months
L398[12:20:29] <gamax92> I wonder if my
exe's I make even run on winderps 7 ...
L399[12:21:04] <gamax92> I've been using
mpress here to drop the 10MB's to 2MB's, but same thing on my
fathers win7 has been leading to crashes
L400[12:25:51] <Pwootage> ohey the source
for the ARM arch was released a while back, I should look at
that
L401[12:27:32] <gamax92> Pwootage: did you
not find the General Instrument CP1610 16-bit microprocessor
Architecture?
L402[12:27:46] <Pwootage> I didn't look
very hard, going to do that now
L403[12:27:54] <gamax92> Pwootage: don't
look
L404[12:27:58] <gamax92> it doesn't
exist
L405[12:28:04] <Pwootage> YOU LIED TO
ME
L406[12:28:07] <Pwootage> I TRUSTED
YOUUUU
L407[12:28:13] <gamax92> I did not
lie
L408[12:28:39] <Pwootage> You said it
existed, it does not
L409[12:29:52] <gamax92> correct
L410[12:30:03] <Pwootage> That is a lie,
no?
L411[12:30:10] <gamax92> no
L412[12:30:55] <Pwootage> What is it,
then?
L413[12:31:18] <gamax92> A
microprocessor
L414[12:32:06] <Pwootage> Well yes
L415[12:32:34] <gamax92> See, I did not
lie
L416[12:32:38] <gamax92> it is indeed, a
microprocessor
L417[12:32:53] <Skye> ........
L418[12:32:58] <Pwootage> This is
fair.
L419[12:33:11] <Skye> I want to make a Z80
architecture
L420[12:33:24] <gamax92> Then make a Z80
architecture
L421[12:33:30] <gamax92> There is nothing
stopping you
L422[12:33:32] <gamax92> except you
L423[12:33:45] <Pwootage> Archetectures
are pretty easy to start too, it's neat
L424[12:34:17] <Skye> I started a Z80
emulator ages ago
L425[12:34:43] <Pwootage> z80 should be
pretty easy to work with IIRC
L426[12:36:15] <Pwootage> No-one has
written a Javascript arch yet, have they?
L427[12:36:51] <Inari> someone just make
something thats useful
L428[12:36:52] <gamax92> there is a js
arch iirc
L429[12:36:53] <Inari> like x86
L430[12:37:01] <gamax92> lperkins2 was
doing that
L431[12:37:02] <Pwootage> x86 sucks
horribly
L432[12:37:05] <Pwootage> so bad
L433[12:37:07] <gamax92> I don't know
where that ended up
L434[12:37:12] <Inari> Pwootage: at least
is somethign you can compile many things to :P
L435[12:37:21] <Pwootage> I did write a
qemu bridge a while back
L436[12:37:30] <Pwootage> maybe I should
finish that off
L437[12:37:33] <gamax92> they were using
jpc
L438[12:38:50] <vifino> Skye: Z80 arch
when
L439[12:39:04] <vifino> when it works,
port FUXIZ
L440[12:39:11] <vifino> FUZIX*
L441[12:42:16] <Skye> vifino: when I
finish education and so have enough free time to get bored.
;_;
L442[12:42:28] <Inari> i'd just be happy
with any arch put into core OC that has memory management
L443[12:42:30] <vifino> .-----.
L444[12:42:32] <Inari> manual memory
management
L445[12:42:42] <vifino> Skye: whaaaayyyy
;_;
L446[12:42:46] <Pwootage> Inari: Are you
willing to help out? :D
L447[12:42:52] <Pwootage> I have a couple
lying around
L448[12:42:53] <Inari> with what
L449[12:43:03] <Inari> i dont scala and i
dont java very much :P
L450[12:43:15] <Inari> then again
L451[12:43:20] <Inari> you proabbly dont
need mcuh scala or java
L452[12:43:27] <Pwootage> Still need asm
stuff written :P
L453[12:43:29] <Pwootage> Yeah
L454[12:43:54] <Inari> why asm o.o
L455[12:43:57] <Skye> Inari: I know
someone who wanted to make a 68k emulator
L457[12:44:37] <Pwootage> Just need to
decide on MMU format
L458[12:44:51] <Inari> great
L459[12:44:57] <Inari> now lets use IC to
build a processor for it
L460[12:45:26] <Pwootage> like a physical
one?
L461[12:45:35] <Inari> like a integrated
circuit in the game
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L463[12:46:15] <Pwootage> oh you mean like
redstone or similar
L464[12:46:20] <Pwootage> that would be
neat
L466[12:47:47] <Skye> ICs?
L467[12:48:07] <Pwootage> OOH I love that
mod
L468[12:48:20] <Inari> but y eah
L469[12:48:25] <Inari> what do you mean
"need asm stuff written"
L470[12:49:47] <Pwootage> Need test
programs and help designing how the MMU should work
L471[12:51:18] <Inari> just rip off arm or
omsehting
L472[12:51:28] <Pwootage> arm doesn't have
a consistent mmu model though
L473[12:52:42] <Inari> writing programs in
asm would be a little bit annoying too though xD
L474[12:52:58] <Skye> Inari: why are you
using an out of date version of ICs?
L475[12:53:08] <Inari> Skye: cause google
images
L477[12:53:22] <scj643> Bad the arm off
Apple's arm64 processors
L478[12:53:24] <Skye> The new version is
nicer to make ICs with
L479[12:53:27] <Inari> im not using ICs at
all, mostly cause no modpack ever adds it
L480[12:54:25] <Pwootage> I need to mess
with ICs again
L481[12:57:23] <Inari> FTB doesnt even add
OC i think
L482[12:57:24] <Inari> <.<
L483[13:01:20] <Pwootage> I usually make
my own packs, tbh
L484[13:01:58] <Inari> yeah, doesnt work
so well if you want to play on a server thouhg :D
L485[13:02:41] <Pwootage> I almost only
play on servers?
L486[13:02:45] <Pwootage> (I host them
bug)
L487[13:02:48] <Pwootage> (but*)
L488[13:03:44] <Inari> :P
L489[13:04:00] <Inari> then its a pain to
find people that want to play on them, take care of their cries
24/7 and meh
L490[13:04:05] <Inari> also costs money, a
server machien or something similar
L491[13:04:42] <Pwootage> I play with my
friends, host it on my desktop usually :P
L492[13:05:40] <Inari> tried that, usulaly
means lots of crying over each other and the server being a ghost
town after 3 days, then a month later a new map+modpack goes up and
repeat
L493[13:07:08] <Pwootage> My group of
friends is usually pretty hardcore, only people who get along get
on, and we generally go for weeks or months
L494[13:07:10] <Pwootage> which is
fun
L495[13:07:16] <Pwootage> I guess I'm
lucky
L496[13:09:31] <Inari> and then the one
kicks the other because they both are annoying kids mentallity
wise
L497[13:09:36] <Inari> then the other
relogs and bans the first
L498[13:09:43] <Inari> then they get their
rights taken and go pout (aka log off)
L499[13:09:45] <Inari> \o/
L500[13:13:30] <Pwootage> Current server
we're playing is "Regrowth" pack from curse launcher,
HQM
L501[13:13:37] <Pwootage> (plus a couple
mods)
L502[13:17:01] <Pwootage> ok I think I
know how I want to handle exceptions and the MMU for pwisa
L503[13:17:21] <Pwootage> now the question
is should I work on that or should I work on like ARM or
something
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L509[14:07:09] <Pwootage> nuuuuu I lost
the source for my pwisa emulator I think
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L511[14:25:42] <Racerman2001> Ay, got
Project E.
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L513[14:32:11] <Pwootage> oh man it's been
ages since I've used that
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L515[14:41:22] <Racerman2001> hey, do Data
Cards have any value if you're not using them on a computer for
executing custom programs?
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L518[14:45:29] <Negi> CSS killed me.
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L520[14:59:02] <Inari> CSS killed the
table star
L521[15:01:10] <Negi> Now Javascript is
murdering me aggressively.
L522[15:01:57] <Izaya> web dev is
painful
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L526[15:25:39] <Inari> Izaya: hm its not
as bad nowadays i think
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L531[15:57:57] <Temia> Racer, they have
plenty of value.
L532[15:58:30] <Temia> You can use them to
compress scripts to get more room on your microcontroller's
EEPROM
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L534[15:59:53] <Rorax> what part of the
world is vexatos in? I need a gauge on when his weekend starts so I
can catch him online :P
L535[16:00:01] <Turtle> oh boy SE free
weekend coming up
L537[16:02:07] <Rorax> neat
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L539[16:04:16] <Rorax> hmm well he should
be back in a few hours then by the looks :P
L540[16:04:21] <Rorax> thanks for
that
L541[16:05:18] <Turtle> heh, no problem,
no idea what timezone it bases off, I'm guessing UTC though
L542[16:06:17] <Elizabeth> Turtle:
GMT
L543[16:06:30] <Elizabeth> i think
L544[16:06:41] <Elizabeth> yeah, GMT
L545[16:06:51] <Temia> Mooooo. =o=
L546[16:06:55] <Temia> I am
supertired.
L547[16:07:05] <Rorax> looks like
GMT
L548[16:07:06] <Turtle> And that makes you
a cow... how?
L549[16:07:10] <Temia> Oh.
L550[16:07:13] <Temia> I'm not a
cow.
L551[16:07:16] <Temia> I'm a minotaur.
'3'
L552[16:07:30] *
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L554[16:07:59] *
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L555[16:08:12] *
Temia falls flat on her face. muuuu... ;~;
L556[16:08:21] *
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L557[16:09:02] <vifino> Aaargh, carrying
you is hard enough already x.x
L558[16:09:08] <vifino> oh well
L559[16:09:23] *
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L560[16:09:27] <Turtle> [Insert implied
weight joke]
L561[16:09:29] *
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L563[16:09:44] <Turtle> Nooooooo
L564[16:10:08] <Elizabeth> did you know
that mussels are heavier than fat?
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L568[16:24:31] <Mfernflower> Hi all
L569[16:25:03] <Mfernflower> Are there any
OC servers around anymore?
L571[16:27:08] <Turtle> Do check if a
server is still alive before installing modpacks/etc
L572[16:27:19] <Mfernflower> Yeah
L573[16:27:22] <Mfernflower> thats the
thing
L574[16:27:27] <Mfernflower> I wanted to
go on Protech
L575[16:27:35] <Mfernflower> but seems
like its either dead/server is corrupted
L576[16:28:30] <Mfernflower> Seems like
alot of stuff is rotten away or dead totaly
L577[16:28:30] <Turtle> hmh, it is
responding to pings, but that doesn't say much besides that the dns
records are still up
L579[16:28:33] <Mfernflower> :-C
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L581[16:29:39] <Mfernflower> Protech just
throws a fit
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L584[16:30:04] <Turtle> that looks quite
dead.
L585[16:30:22] <Turtle> It's pretty
uncommon to have group-paid forums/servers for a game server
(community)
L586[16:30:42] <Mfernflower> yeah
L587[16:30:46] <Mfernflower> seems like a
failed expriment IMHO
L588[16:31:06] <Mfernflower> this seems
alive enough
L590[16:31:14] <Mfernflower> but technic
for me is totaly broken
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L592[16:31:35] <Turtle> broken how?
L593[16:32:02] <Turtle> You can use any
other launcher as long as you have a compatible forge version and
the same mod versions
L594[16:33:15] <Turtle> if it still
downloads modpacks, figure out what forge version the pack uses,
and just move the mods + configs folder
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L596[16:35:23] <Daks1188> i heard there
are Computronic users here, can anyone help?
L597[16:35:32] <Mfernflower> Turtle:
L598[16:35:35] <Mfernflower> I fixed my
launcher
L599[16:35:39] <Mfernflower> had to change
a config option
L600[16:35:40] <Mfernflower> lel
L601[16:35:43] <Turtle> haaaa
L602[16:35:51] <Turtle> Daks1188, no but I
might be able to help anyway
L603[16:36:15] <Turtle> Doesn't
computronics have a dedicated channel too btw? (Do ask the question
here anyway, I'm not in said channel if it exists)
L604[16:36:25] <Daks1188> me and a friend
are having trouble using the ticket machine and we have no idea
what to do
L605[16:36:38] <Daks1188> it said go to
here
L606[16:36:45] <Turtle> alright, what's
the problem
L607[16:37:29] <Daks1188> we cant figure
out how it works
L608[16:37:48] <Daks1188> and on the forum
i went to it said this "Try #oc on EsperNet. It's the
OpenComputers channel but a few Computronics users hang out there.
They might be able to HELP"
L609[16:38:15] <Turtle> Uhh, I can't open
a client right away, but I believe you supply it with preset
tickets to select from
L610[16:38:22] <Turtle> hang on let me
download computronics
L611[16:40:24] <Turtle> ... I am a doofus,
hang on some more while I grab railcraft
L612[16:40:32] <Daks1188> ok
L613[16:42:37] <Turtle> Alright, do you
see the slots in the middle?
L614[16:42:47] <Turtle> Shift right click
and you can put golden tickets in there as templates
L615[16:43:14] <Turtle> you can also put
paper in when you open the gui while crouched
L616[16:43:49] <Turtle> once you have put
in a golden ticket (or more, and they do need the destination you
want) and some paper, exit the gui and right click
L617[16:44:08] <Turtle> assuming it's
powered, you should be able to select the golden ticket, and click
the print button
L618[16:44:12] <Daks1188> when i shift
click the golden ticket it swaps places in my inventory but it wont
go in the ticket machine
L619[16:44:26] <Temia> No, shift-click the
machine
L620[16:44:56] <Daks1188> with a empty
hang?
L621[16:44:59] <Daks1188> hand*
L622[16:45:07] <Turtle> yep
L623[16:45:21] <Daks1188> thank you
L624[16:45:34] <Turtle> NEI should show
you the OC methods to automate printing
L625[16:45:55] <Turtle> I believe you
can't add ticket destinations from the computer though, you will
need the OpenPeripherals ticket machine for that
L626[16:46:01] <Mfernflower> Turtle:
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L629[16:46:08] <Mfernflower> All the
servers on that list are dead
L630[16:46:35] <Turtle> They are?
Oh.
L631[16:47:07] <Mfernflower> Trying some
massive agglomerate server
L632[16:47:09] <Mfernflower> because
L633[16:47:12] <Mfernflower> it was
posted
L634[16:47:13] <Mfernflower> but
yeah
L635[16:47:22] <Mfernflower> really need
to empty that section
L636[16:48:18] <Daks1188> so, is
OpenPeripherials a different mod?
L637[16:48:24] <Turtle> Correct
L638[16:48:36] <Temia> Indeed.
L639[16:48:54] <Temia> You can rewrite
ticket destinatiosn with the component API, actually
L640[16:48:57] <Temia> *destinations
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L642[16:49:01] <Turtle> oh you can?
L643[16:49:04] <Temia> Yeah.
L644[16:49:13] <Temia> But you do need to
have a golden ticket in there for that
L646[16:49:42] <Daks1188> so i need
ComputerCraft, OpenPeriphrial, and Computronic to make a subway
system?
L647[16:49:59] <Temia> Nah.
L648[16:50:06] <Temia> OpenComputers and
Computronics is fine
L649[16:50:15] <Turtle> No, you can just
use ComputerCraft and Computronics, are you familiar enough with
peripherals to figure out the api? :P
L650[16:50:28] <Daks1188> not really
L651[16:50:31] <Temia> Or CC and
Computronics
L652[16:50:59] <Daks1188> we have
ComputerCraft and Computronics installed on the server
L654[16:51:27] <Temia> Awesome. You should
be good.
L655[16:51:46] <Daks1188> anything else we
need besides those 2 mods?
L656[16:51:58] <Turtle> Well, railcraft
for the tickets, but besides that, no
L657[16:52:07] <Daks1188> we have
railcraft as well
L658[16:52:17] <Turtle> I figured :P
L659[16:52:21] <Daks1188> lol
L660[16:53:35] <Turtle> but, you should be
able to build a full subway system with just CC and computronics, I
recommend you list the various methods using peripheral.getMethods
and then just try them
L661[16:53:40] <Mfernflower> Im on some
modpack called gates
L662[16:53:44] <Mfernflower> lets see how
this goes
L663[16:53:47] <Mfernflower> :/
L664[16:53:50] <Turtle> that should get
you a feel about what the methods (functions) do
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L667[16:56:33] <Turtle> I wonder if
there's complete audiosets of the subway announcers, could be neat
in combination with the computronics tape drive
L668[16:57:09] <vifino> gamax92:
Here?
L669[16:57:24] <gamax92> There?
L670[16:58:42] <vifino> If I loadbuffer a
dumped function, call it and dublicate/L.PushValue(-1) it, will jit
keep the optimisations it has already done on that function even
though it has been dublicated?
L671[17:00:57] <vifino> Or do you know a
way I don't have to duplicate the function?
L672[17:01:18] <vifino> I mean, I could
assign it to something, but I don't want it to be accessable from
the function at all.
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L699[18:21:25] <gamax92> "If you
overwrite a file and send it to someone can the other person
recover the old data?"
L700[18:21:39] <SF-MC> Why
L701[18:21:46] <SF-MC> why would anyone
think that
L702[18:21:50] <SF-MC> I don't
understand
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L704[18:25:43] <SF-MC> anyone familiar
with the OpenGlass mod?
L705[18:26:00] <gamax92> somewhat
L706[18:26:11] <SF-MC> Does it have a
range limit for in world widgets?
L707[18:26:18] <gamax92> dunno
L708[18:26:33] <SF-MC> I'm trying to get
the example sphere generator to make a sphere
L709[18:26:39] <SF-MC> but it's only ever
drawing part of it
L710[18:29:50] <SF-MC> %calc 16 + 9 +
8
L711[18:29:52] <MichiBot> SF-MC: 33
L712[18:30:18] <SF-MC> I think something
is wrong with the program
L713[18:30:28] <SF-MC> I added checks to
see how many cubes it drew
L714[18:30:32] <SF-MC> 33 isn't all of
them
L715[18:30:52] <SF-MC> but 37 won't make a
full circle
L716[18:30:56] <SF-MC> not with that many
missing
L717[18:31:17] <gamax92> that sphere
program is meh
L718[18:31:24] <SF-MC> and if I move
it
L719[18:31:29] <SF-MC> it works fine
L720[18:31:29] <SF-MC> so
L721[18:31:35] <SF-MC> I'm just going to
blame the sample code
L722[18:31:47] <SF-MC> best plan
L723[18:31:48] <gamax92> :o
L724[18:31:57] <gamax92> Mimiru: someone
used calc!
L725[18:32:07] <SF-MC> it's not the first
time...
L726[18:32:13] <SF-MC> I've seen other
people do it
L727[18:32:28] <SF-MC> which is how I know
it's there
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L731[18:44:47] <Mimiru> gamax92, it
happens... :P
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L734[19:08:38] <Kodos> Are bundled cable
channels 0-15 or 1-16 in Lua
L735[19:12:08] <ds84182> I just got a very
low quality video through MMS
L736[19:12:32] <ds84182> I believe that it
was also 16 bit color or using a palette of some kind
L737[19:54:24] <Pwootage> Can you access a
different computer's HDD while it's running?
L738[19:59:30] <Pwootage> I have an idea
but no access to OC for a bit
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L742[20:19:52] <ds84182> Pwootage:
probably not, I'm pretty sure HDDs can only be a component of a
single computer at a time
L743[20:20:06] <SF-MC> I'd assume so
L744[20:20:06] <ds84182> However, you may
be able to do what your thinking of with a disk drive
L745[20:20:44] <ds84182> I'm assuming it's
communication using a file on a disk drive, is it?
L746[20:21:00] <SF-MC> why would you want
to do that?
L747[20:21:04] <SF-MC> They're called
modmes
L748[20:21:06] <ds84182> idk
L749[20:21:09] <SF-MC>
s/modmes/modems/
L750[20:21:09] <Kibibyte> <SF-MC>
They're called modems
L751[20:21:27] <SF-MC> just that the
filenet thing is prone to fs glitches and awkwardness
L752[20:22:28] <ds84182> Anyways, I'm
going to go get a shower and go to bed
L753[20:22:36] <ds84182> Goodnight
peoples
L754[20:22:40] <SF-MC> night
L755[20:23:24] <Pwootage> The reason I
want to do that is so I can write a plugin for atom that lets me
sync files with a computer without having to run that
computer
L756[20:24:04] <SF-MC> why can't you just
write to the drive via the host's fs?
L757[20:25:21] <Pwootage> Servers
L758[20:25:32] <Pwootage> like remote
servers
L759[20:25:37] <SF-MC> ah
L760[20:28:21] <Pwootage> Another solution
could be to net-boot (boot from an HDD not in the machine)
L761[20:28:29] <Pwootage> OpenOS probably
doesn't handle hotswapping very nicely
L762[20:28:35] <Inari> discord is
becooming steam :< no updates
L763[20:36:53] <Pwootage> Hrm, in order to
do this properly I would need the ability to not only remotely edit
HDD contents, I would also need to be able to send commands to the
computer in question
L764[20:38:17] <Pwootage> Is it at all
possible to run an application which can intercept specific signals
while another process is running? I'm pretty sure OC is exclusive
in this way, right?
L765[20:38:30] <Pwootage> Basically I want
to remotely terminate a program, preferably without hard-resetting
the computer
L766[20:38:52] <SF-MC> you can probably
use the internet card for that
L767[20:39:03] <SF-MC> and set up a signal
handler in OpenOS
L768[20:39:11] <SF-MC> wait
L769[20:39:14] <SF-MC> that might not
work
L770[20:39:15] <SF-MC> nvm
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L772[20:39:42] <coiax> what's the most
correct way to get a program to run at boot
L773[20:39:55] <SF-MC> use the init
system
L774[20:40:06] <Pwootage> this may require
two seperate computers to work properly... tricky
L775[20:40:26] <SF-MC> or you could use an
OS with multitasking support
L776[20:40:27] <Kodos> coiax,
autorun.lua
L777[20:40:56] <Pwootage> Is there an OS
with multitasking support for OC?
L778[20:41:01] <Kodos> plan9k
L779[20:41:02] <Kodos> I think
L780[20:41:08] <Pwootage> I remember
someone starting that like 6 months ago
L781[20:41:08] <SF-MC> pretty sure
L782[20:41:08] <coiax> where's
autorun.lua?
L783[20:41:14] <Pwootage> I'll look, I
guess
L784[20:41:27] <Kodos> coiax, nowhere, you
make it. any file in the root directory named autorun.lua will run
on boot
L785[20:41:33] <coiax> perfect
L786[20:41:35] <coiax> thanks
L787[20:41:43] <SF-MC> and that is an
OpenOS thing, right?
L788[20:41:52] <coiax> also, as an aside,
has anyone ported vi or vim to openos yet?
L789[20:42:00] <SF-MC> probably
L790[20:42:14] <Kodos> I do most of my
file editing externally in Atom or NP++
L791[20:42:22] <Pwootage> There were a
couple pretty meh vim ports a while ago
L792[20:42:46] <coiax> how can a port be
"meh"?
L793[20:42:46] <Pwootage> I'm trying to
figure out if I can successfully hook up Atom to OC directly right
now... I think I have an idea
L794[20:42:56] <Pwootage> They didn't work
super well
L795[20:42:58] <SF-MC>
incomplete/buggy/whatever
L796[20:43:00] <Pwootage> hence
"meh"
L797[20:43:14] <coiax> ah
L798[20:44:35] <Pwootage> I am having a
really hard time finding any docs on plan9k
L799[20:47:52] <Pwootage> Has anyone
written a websocket library for OC? It's not terribly difficult,
just curious
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L801[21:14:39] <coiax> what's the lua
command in OpenOS for sleeping?
L802[21:14:48] <coiax> like waiting a
certain number of seconds
L803[21:14:57] <SF-MC> there's no
'command'
L804[21:15:02] <SF-MC> you probably want a
function
L805[21:15:05] <coiax> yes
L806[21:15:07] <SF-MC> that function is
os.sleep()
L807[21:15:12] <Mimiru>
os.sleep(seconds)
L808[21:15:14] <coiax> gotcha, ty
L809[21:15:29] <coiax> do I have to 'local
os = require("os")' first?
L810[21:15:38] <SF-MC> no
L811[21:15:41] <coiax> kk
L812[21:15:52] <SF-MC> Any tables
available when Lua starts are automatically loaded
L813[21:15:59] <SF-MC> s/Lua/vanilla
Lua/
L814[21:15:59] <Kibibyte> <SF-MC>
Any tables available when vanilla Lua starts are automatically
loaded
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L816[21:16:58] <SoraFirestorm> sangar has
mentioned in the past that putting sleep in the OS table was a bad
idea
L817[21:17:08] <SoraFirestorm> Does he
have any plans to move it?
L818[21:17:15] <SoraFirestorm>
Curious
L819[21:18:49] <coiax> this has got to be
a pretty needlessly complicated way of transmitting a redstone
signal down two squares
L820[21:18:59] <vifino> gamax92:
Templates!
L821[21:19:05] <vifino> luajit -e
"template = require('template')
print(template.render('<%%& {1,2,3} %%> wooteroni
<%.%> <%&%>'))"
L822[21:19:05] <vifino> wooteroni 1
wooteroni 2 wooteroni 3
L823[21:19:06] <coiax> but now my piston
cactus farm is complete :D
L824[21:19:14] <vifino> ds84182: lookie
lookie heeeere!
L825[21:19:38] <vifino> all the patterns
in the world
L826[21:19:42] <vifino> its a mess but
fuck yeah :D
L827[21:20:01] <coiax> if it's not
python's .format(), I'm not interested :P
L828[21:20:12] <vifino> ewww python
L829[21:20:15] <coiax> :O
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L831[21:20:28] <coiax> eh, w/e :P
L832[21:20:32] <vifino> :3
L833[21:20:46] <coiax> python was my first
language, I view all other languages through that lens now
L834[21:21:07] <coiax> you'll have to
excuse me
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L837[21:21:42] <coiax> but good job on
whatever templating system you've made
L838[21:21:54] <coiax> it looks terrifying
:D
L839[21:31:01] <SoraFirestorm> Python is a
pretty good language
L840[21:31:08] <SoraFirestorm> the stdlib
is freaking *awesome*
L841[21:31:18] <SoraFirestorm> the forced
indentatiion thing... not so much
L842[21:31:53] <vifino> yeah..
L843[21:32:31] <SoraFirestorm> mind you,
indentation was something I would have done *anyway*
L844[21:32:32] <SoraFirestorm> but
still
L845[21:32:57] <SoraFirestorm> making
whitespace syntactically significant is pretty bad design tbh
L846[21:34:16] <SoraFirestorm> the only
place that's okay is in a teaching language
L847[21:34:21] <vifino> yeah.
L848[21:34:32] <SoraFirestorm> so that it
grinds into people's heads to indent the damn code
L849[21:35:49] <SoraFirestorm> but then
again
L850[21:35:59] <SoraFirestorm> teaching
languages then somehow get used for real world applications
L851[21:36:05] <SoraFirestorm> especially
the ones they are unsuitable for
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L853[21:53:02] <SoraFirestorm> oh
dear
L854[21:53:26] <SoraFirestorm> A color
change I made makes Emacs funky on 16color terms
L855[21:53:27] <SoraFirestorm> oops
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L857[22:00:24] <Pwootage> Alrighty time to
try to connect atom to OC, I guess... Any fun name ideas?
L858[22:18:27] <Pwootage> (going with the
lame name, it turns out)
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L862[22:29:40] <Pwootage> Ohey when
running only OC, I can use 1.8. Neat!
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L868[23:05:58] <Kodos> Pwootage, if you'd
like some suggestions for 1.8 mods, I have a small odds and ends
pack
L869[23:06:24] <Pwootage> Kodos: Maybe
later, right now just needed OC running to write oc-fsync :P
L870[23:06:30] <Kodos> ok
L871[23:08:08] <Pwootage> so this is fun,
I need to write a CRC32 implementation in LUA (or find one, I
guess) in case the computer doesn't have a data card in it for
md5
L872[23:09:04] <Kodos> Why not just grab
the md5 stuff from the OC Github
L873[23:09:17] <Kodos> Or maybe not
L874[23:09:17] <Kodos> idk
L875[23:09:19] <Kodos> going back to
FO4
L876[23:10:14] <Pwootage> oh is there
software md5 available somewhere?
L877[23:12:55] <gamax92> why are you using
md5
L878[23:14:45] <Pwootage> Basically for
faster file-diffing that's more reliable than CRC
L879[23:14:55] <Pwootage> (checking to see
if a file has changed or not)
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