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L1[00:00:53] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Now here is to
hoping I dont break my current laptop, I cant replace it
L2[00:03:10] <Kodos> Indeed. I'm just
sitting here watching my shows, polishing off a big bowl of stove
top that I didn't want mom to waste by throwing it away
L3[00:37:53] <Kodos> Annd of course my
loving wife wakes up, reminds me there's lemon squares in the
fridge, and brings them to me =D
L4[00:47:41] <Pwootage> (Lemon deserts are
evil and wrong)
L5[00:47:46] <Pwootage> Also, good night
o/
L6[00:48:24] <Izaya> there are n+1 things
wrong with this
L7[00:48:38] <Izaya> I'm connecting to a
Minecraft server via a ssh tunnel
L8[00:48:42] <Izaya> with compression
L9[00:48:45] <Izaya> my ping is lower
L10[00:49:08] <Pwootage> uh
L11[00:49:38] <Pwootage> the only way I can
see that being true is if the connection is more stable/your
original connection has way too little bandwidth (although pretty
sure MC's stream is mostly compressed)
L12[00:49:52] <Pwootage> yeah that's
wierd
L13[00:49:56] <Izaya> well I should
specify
L14[00:50:02] <Izaya> I wasn't able to
connect properly
L15[00:50:08] <Izaya> so anything is a
better ping
L16[00:50:25] <Pwootage> Are you ssh
tunneling through a different server?
L18[00:51:12] <Pwootage> My only guess is
you port 22 SSH connection's TCP connection is (for some reason)
more stable than your port 25565 (or whatever) port
L19[00:51:23] <Pwootage> Firewall is the
only thing that comes to mind
L20[00:51:34] <Izaya> I blame my
router
L21[00:51:48] <Izaya> it doesn't let me
establish tcp connections after a few weeks of uptime
L22[00:51:53] <Izaya> so I can only use
existing ones
L23[00:52:12] <Pwootage> I had that problem
for a while, eneded up dd-wrt-ing it and writing an auto-restart
crontab
L24[00:52:29] <Pwootage> which solved the
problem until it died entirely, and I had to buy a new one
L25[00:52:59] <Izaya> PPPoE mode router
-> use cisco switch as actual router
L26[00:53:26] <Pwootage> I had it restart
in the middle of the night, as to less likely kill important
network connections (i.e. about 5:20 am)
L27[00:53:40] <Pwootage> Is it the router
or the cisco that's the probleM?
L28[00:53:45] <Pwootage> I'm assuming the
PPoE
L29[00:53:54] <Izaya> original router
probably
L30[00:54:00] <Izaya> probably still flaky
as all hell
L31[00:54:05] <Izaya> cheap ISP-provided
one
L32[00:54:42] <Izaya> How would one go
about disposing of water?
L33[00:54:51] <Pwootage> My house right now
is comcast-provided cable modem -> dhcp/wifi/switch -> other
switches and wifi adapters
L34[00:54:55] <Pwootage> In Minecraft, or
IRL?
L35[00:55:10] <Izaya> Minecraft, I'm gonna
pump the water out of a big underground cave
L36[00:55:17] <Izaya> but I dunno what to
do with that water
L37[00:55:22] <Pwootage> Void water
pipe?
L38[00:56:07] <Izaya> hm, time to go mining
and squid-killing
L39[00:56:54] <Pwootage> Don't flood your
fort and drown all your dwarves
L40[00:56:57] <Pwootage> wait, wrong mining
game
L42[01:00:02] <Pwootage> Ok really going to
bed now, gnight
L43[01:00:18] <Kodos> I still think it's
silly that IE is 'standalone' because it packs the RF API
L44[01:00:19] <Sandra> yeah, I only have a
$300 laptop.
L45[01:00:36] <Sandra> Kodos, what's silly
bout that?
L46[01:00:56] <Kodos> Assuming the RF API
never changes again, nothing
L47[01:01:15] <Sandra> well, the RF API is
/supposed/ to be bundled.
L48[01:01:29] <Kodos> No, usually mods just
make CoFHCore/Lib a dep
L49[01:02:02] <Sandra> it is supposed to be
bundled iirc.
L50[01:02:15] <Kodos> What happens if two
mods pack it, but have different versions
L51[01:02:37] <Sandra> the API is supposed
to not change.
L52[01:02:53] <Sandra> that issue was
because they changed it.
L53[01:02:59] <asie> Depending on CoFHCore
is haram to me
L54[01:03:37] <Izaya> COFHLib pls
L55[01:04:30] <Sandra> I, personally, ship
the RF API with my mod.
L56[01:05:06] <Sandra> I don't need to, but
this way I can support those who don't use RF.
L57[01:06:11] <asie> A noticeable thing
about the RF API is that every mod using it is standalone
L58[01:06:14] <asie> or supposed to
be
L59[01:06:20] <asie> it only defines a
protocol of communication between machines
L60[01:06:22] <Sandra> yeah, exactly.
L61[01:06:25] <asie> or, even, between
blocks
L62[01:06:56] <asie> So any mod which is
RF-only will have to bundle the RF API
L63[01:07:06] <asie> for the potential that
it might be the only mod in the pack with it
L64[01:08:22] <Kodos> Eh. I'm migrating
more and more to IC2 as the weeks go by. There's a few RF mods I
was waiting to update but they're taking their time.
L66[01:08:44] <asie> The best power system
is redstone.
L67[01:09:09] <Kodos> Redstone is a signal
system, not a power system
L68[01:09:39] <asie> It's a power system
alright.
L69[01:09:44] <Kodos> Lol okay
L70[01:09:45] <asie> Pistons? Dispensers?
Droppers?
L71[01:09:53] <Kodos> All turned on and off
with a signal
L72[01:09:55] <asie> I'm sure they generate
power out of nowhere.
L73[01:10:09] <Kodos> It's Minecraft, logic
goes out the window quick
L74[01:10:15] <asie> Redstone has producers
(torches) and consumers (pistons/dispensers/droppers)
L75[01:10:28] <Kodos> Yeah, signal
producers, and signal consumers
L76[01:10:36] <asie> What is the difference
between signal and power?
L77[01:10:53] <Kodos> Aside from signal
strength, there's no basis or system with it
L78[01:11:00] <asie> But RF also only has
signal strength
L79[01:11:09] <asie> defined as the energy
level
L80[01:11:14] <asie> but somehow that is a
power system
L81[01:11:29] <Kodos> I never said RF was a
power system either
L82[01:11:39] <Kodos> imo, Electrical Age
is the best simulation of electricity.
L83[01:13:17] <asie> It's a good simulation
of electricity, yes
L84[01:13:21] <asie> Is it a good power
system? Debatable.
L85[01:13:28] <asie> Is electricity a good
power system? Also debatable. :)
L86[01:14:04] <asie> Of course, that's all
in a game design context
L87[01:14:15] <asie> It all depends on what
effects on the gameplay you want to achieve
L88[01:15:24] <asie> RF was born out of a
specific need, so was EU, Factorization Charge, ElA, Botania mana,
etc.
L89[01:15:34] <Kodos> What need is
that?
L90[01:15:48] <asie> RF assumes energy is
the part of the game people do /not/ want to worry about
L91[01:16:03] <asie> so it adds the lowest
common denominator, and balances around limiters inside machines
requiring greater resources to bump them (usually)
L92[01:16:27] <asie> EU wanted some
tiering, but they botched it - the glass fibre cable and the fact
it's essentially three hardcoded tiers - GregTech works around it
by adding more tiers
L93[01:16:47] <asie> Factorization Charge
is all passive generators and the food generator, so I guess the
intention was to have something that takes up a lot of space but
not a lot of resources - which makes sense
L94[01:16:51] <asie> resources are
"infinite", space is finite
L95[01:16:54] <Kodos> Are you referring to
IC2 Exp, or Spieger's classic build
L96[01:16:56] <asie> Kodos: Both.
L97[01:16:58] ***
Cranium is now known as Cranium[Away]
L98[01:17:02] <asie> Though IC2 Exp has
even more variety
L99[01:17:13] <asie> for... some
reason
L100[01:17:24] <asie> Electrical Age
wanted an electricity simulator in the game
L101[01:17:34] <asie> Botania mana wanted
a system that feels rather than calculates
L102[01:17:54] <asie> And MJ was meant to
replace redstone pulses.
L103[01:26:12] <Sandra> asie, what's the
problem with GF cable?
L104[01:26:20] <asie> Sandra: GearForce
from SextiarySector?
L105[01:26:32] <asie> I've never used the
system
L106[01:26:38] <Sandra> ...
L107[01:26:43] <Sandra> I mean glass
fibre.
L108[01:26:45] <Kodos> Herpderp
L109[01:26:48] <asie> Sandra:
Workaround.
L110[01:26:52] <asie> It sabotages the
entire tier system
L111[01:26:57] <asie> unless you nerf ore
acquiring a lot
L112[01:28:05] <asie> I'd much rather
people do long-distance almost-lossless transport with more
creative means, such as MFEs on carts
L113[01:28:54] <Sandra> eugh, carts.
L114[01:29:46] <Sandra> I'd much rather
people do long-distance almost-lossless transport not at all.
L115[01:30:14] <Kodos> Honestly, if
someone's using a pure tech pack, Carts feel rather... dated
L116[01:31:26] <asie> Carts are
great!
L117[01:31:33] <asie> They're the least
laggy solution for long-distance transport
L118[01:31:36] <Kodos> They are, just not
in a tech pack
L119[01:31:43] <asie> and will remain the
least laggy for months, if not years to come
L120[01:31:48] <Kodos> I'm honestly
surprised no one's done a microwave energy transmission mod
yet
L121[01:31:52] <asie> Geko's Lasers
L122[01:31:58] <asie> close enough.
L123[01:32:22] <asie> Also, immibis's
InfiniTubes might be the least laggy pipes out there, but I never
benchmarked them
L124[01:32:27] <Kodos> Ah yes, the magic
laser solution
L125[01:32:42] <Sandra>
OpenAutomation!
L126[01:32:44] <Kodos> Eh, I use transfer
pipes
L127[01:32:52] <Kodos> I already use ExU
for other stuff
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L129[01:34:23] <Sandra> damn you stealing
my ideas geko.
L130[01:37:05] <Sandra> eh, I'm... not
salty at all no.
L131[01:37:32] <Kodos> Not gonna lie, I'm
excited to get my hands on 1.6 OC
L132[01:40:04] <Izaya> :o
L133[01:40:07] <Izaya> is
L134[01:40:12] <Izaya> is the dev build
out?
L135[01:40:35] <asie> Izaya: yes, you
download it using git clone and gradle build
L136[01:40:42] <Izaya> oic
L137[01:43:01] <Sandra> what stuff is new
in 1.6?
L138[01:43:09] <Izaya> server racks have
changed
L139[01:43:23] <Temia> There's a 1.6
already?
L140[01:43:27] <Temia> Jeez.
L141[01:43:31] <Temia> What else is new in
it? o:
L142[01:43:52] <Sandra> there's not a 1.6
already.
L143[01:44:00]
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L144[01:44:00]
zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L145[01:44:02] <Sandra> there's a 1.6 /in
development/ already.
L147[01:44:23] <Temia> Close enough.
'<'
L148[01:46:40] <Kodos> Yeah, most of
what's been done with it so far is still local to Sangar's dev env.
It's not been uploaded afaik
L149[01:47:15] <Alissa> Temia: Don't shun
development.
L150[01:47:22] <Temia> I'm not!
L151[01:47:24] <Alissa> Let's not have
this become slower than CC :P
L152[01:47:25] <Temia> :<
L153[01:47:46] <Temia> I'm just saying
development builds are already something to look forward to.
L154[01:48:35] <Temia> Speaking of CC,
it's too bad I've kind of lost interest in MC modding entirely, or
else I'd try to spearhead VRAM development again.
L155[01:48:38] <Alissa> fun idea for
1.6
L156[01:48:40] <Alissa> SSL
L157[01:48:42] <Alissa> :P
L158[01:49:46] <Izaya> surely as long as
there's some development
L159[01:49:49] <Izaya> it'll be faster
than CC's
L160[01:49:56] <Izaya> after all,
0.000000001 is more than 0
L161[01:50:08] <Alissa> :3
L162[01:50:45] <Kodos> Careful guys, we
don't want to offend the CC fanboys
L163[01:50:57] <Kodos> Plus something
something don't diss other mods
L164[01:51:11] <Alissa> boring. :P
L166[01:51:37] <asie> ComputerCraft 2.0 is
bringing quite some multimedia power
L167[01:51:39] <Temia> That's actually the
thing, I've been seeing some interesting development CC-side,
albeit nothing released.
L168[01:51:46] <Temia> Yeah, what asie
said.
L169[01:51:54] <asie> I'm working on an
OpenComputers answer to it
L170[01:51:59] <asie> inspired by the
Amiga
L171[01:52:06] <Kodos> A perfect example
of my counter argument is StarForge. There was TONS of shit they
showed off in videos. None of it made it to the final cut of the
game
L172[01:52:19] <asie> Kodos: I saw CC 2.0,
it will make it to CC
L173[01:52:23] <asie> the problem is: will
it work well in SMP/
L175[01:52:35] <asie> from what I've seen,
probably not
L176[01:52:39] <Kodos> I wouldn't trust
having CC on any SMP server I'd be running
L177[01:52:49] <Izaya> Is CC 2.0 at least
thread safe?
L178[01:52:56] <Kodos> Unless dan
magically fixes the exploitability
L179[01:52:57] <asie> Probably not
L180[01:53:00] <Izaya> is thread safe the
right term?
L181[01:53:02] <asie> but it has a
built-in game creation system now
L182[01:53:06] <asie> a tile editor, a map
editor
L183[01:53:09] <asie> a real palette
L184[01:53:33] <asie> Sangar: ping - I'll
try to look into OC development again
L185[01:54:47] <Kodos> plsno
L186[01:54:57] <asie> Kodos: we designed a
graphics system a month or two ago
L187[01:55:02] <asie> as in,
together
L188[01:55:06] <Kodos> Cool
L189[01:55:11] <Kodos> What happened? Why
wasn't it finished
L190[01:55:19] <asie> Scala.
L191[01:55:28] <Kodos> What's wrong with
Scala?
L192[01:55:33] <asie> I don't like
it.
L193[01:55:50] <Kodos> You don't like a
lot of stuff
L194[01:55:54] <asie> Indeed
L195[01:55:57] <asie> Just like you.
:)
L196[01:56:01] <Kodos> Indeed
L197[01:56:06] <Kodos> You also have a
habit of bailing on a lot of projects
L198[01:56:11] <asie> Yes, yes I do.
L199[01:56:14] <asie> But I at least open
source them
L200[01:56:26] <Kodos> Which is why I
don't think Sanger should bother collab'ing something you'll just
drop out of halfway through
L201[01:56:28] <Kodos> It's a waste of his
time
L202[01:56:32] <asie> Kodos: He's not
actually collabing
L203[01:56:33] <asie> we made a deal
L204[01:56:37] <asie> if he finishes
server racks by BTM, I finish graphics
L205[01:56:42] <asie> he's kept his part
of the promise, so...
L206[01:57:03] <asie> and worst-case, if I
drop out, we still get the server racks :P
L207[01:57:13] <Sandra> do the
graphics.
L208[01:57:15] <Sandra> do itttt.
L209[01:57:38] <Temia> I would like to
show my support for graphics development as well.
L210[01:58:15] <Izaya> I'm for graphics -
I probably won't use it, long live the command line, but I'm sure
plenty of other people will
L211[01:58:37] <asie> The graphics were
meant to be interchangeable with text mode, if done right.
L212[01:59:24] <Sandra> was the graphics
system that one I read in the issue?
L213[01:59:33] <Sandra> or something else
that I don't know about,
L214[02:00:21] <Temia> Interchangeable? If
you were interested in hearing it, my idea proposed a graphics
layer under and independent of the text layer, but I suppose
interchangeable could work too. :o
L215[02:01:35] <asie> Sandra: A new one we
designed
L216[02:01:49] <Sandra> ooh, cool.
L217[02:01:53] <asie> I also wanted to add
a sound card
L218[02:02:02] <asie> but that might fit
Computronics more
L219[02:02:09] <Kodos> What's wrong with
MassSound?
L220[02:02:15] <asie> Not being a sound
card?
L221[02:02:18] <Vexatos> sound card plays
MC sound
L222[02:02:21] <Vexatos> not....
SOUND
L223[02:02:26] <Vexatos> it's not a
synthesizer, basically
L224[02:02:28] <asie> I want capabilities
reminiscent of an Amiga, not of a slightly more advanced note
block
L225[02:02:40] <Vexatos> asie wants a
full-blown synthesizer
L226[02:02:42] <asie> Yes
L227[02:02:45] <asie> Like, a full-blown
sound chip
L228[02:02:47] <Vexatos> upgraded beep
card
L229[02:02:51] <Vexatos> with more than
squares
L230[02:02:56] <asie> with the ability to
import samples, etc
L231[02:04:38] <Kodos> Why would someone
need one tho
L232[02:04:55] <asie> Here at
OpenComputers, we don't ask why
L233[02:04:57] <asie> we ask why not
L234[02:05:41] <Vexatos> Kodos, basically,
live-tape-drive
L235[02:05:52] <Vexatos> asie: Make it
produce DFPWM so you can write it to a tape :3
L236[02:05:57] <asie> Vexatos: Sure, why
not
L237[02:06:03] <Vexatos> and have live
synthesis that way ;_;
L238[02:06:08] <Sandra> and also support
the speakers in computronics.
L239[02:06:11] <asie> though I might add
support for 2-bit ADPCM for speaker transmission
L240[02:06:17] <Vexatos> Sandra, the tape
drive supports that
L241[02:06:20] <Vexatos> and the card
writes DFPWM
L242[02:06:25] <Vexatos> thus, the card
supports speakers
L243[02:06:30] <asie> Also I'm going to
have to add toPCM() and fromPCM() for format conversion
L244[02:06:34] <Vexatos> mmmhm
L245[02:07:00] <asie> Wolf480pl is working
on a DSP
L246[02:07:25] <Vexatos> asie: I guess you
shouldn't make the card play itself, otherwise you'll have to send
music packets every tick again >_>
L247[02:07:33] <Vexatos> And the beep card
shows how that's not a good idea
L248[02:07:40] <asie> The sound card will
likely be a bit more clever
L249[02:07:46] <asie> specifically, it
will generate the sound on the client
L250[02:07:52] <asie> and I'll make audio
cables work both client- and server-side
L251[02:08:01] <Vexatos> which is exactly
what I am doing in the TTS system ;_;
L252[02:08:12] <Vexatos> heh
L253[02:08:33] <Sandra> how does the tape
drive play music over the network?
L254[02:08:51] <Vexatos> Sandra, tape
drive is able to send large packets rarely
L255[02:08:59] <Vexatos> which is better
than sending one every tick
L256[02:08:59] <Sandra> ah right.
L257[02:09:25] <Vexatos> Which is why,
with server lag, the tape will continue playing for a second or two
after you turned it off
L258[02:10:26] <vifino> Morning
everyone.
L259[02:12:15] *
Alissa prepares a very long amount of messages to spam vifino
with
L260[02:12:30] <Vexatos> hmmm I kind of
have a neat idea
L261[02:12:31] <vifino> Oh, great.
L262[02:12:32] <Vexatos> but... uuuh
L263[02:12:37] <Vexatos> have coroutines
been fixed yet?
L264[02:12:42] <Alissa> vifino: ^_^
L265[02:12:56] <vifino> You just have to
ruin the one day I stand up at the correct time and am halfway
happy.
L266[02:12:59] <vifino> Thanks.
L267[02:14:10] <Sandra> Vexatos, what's
broken?
L268[02:14:27] <Vexatos> Last time I
checked I was unable to call coroutine.create
L269[02:14:45] <Vexatos> because
sandboxing or something
L270[02:16:58] <vifino> Oh my god, I think
today I made the absolute perfect coffee, perfectly fitting my
taste! :D
L271[02:17:02] <vifino> wee
L272[02:17:59] <Vexatos> now you're making
me ask who your god is
L273[02:18:11] <Vexatos> and why you claim
them as your property
L274[02:18:56] <vifino> Oh, sorry,
properly it would be "Goddess", I'm sure you can figure
out the rest! ^_^
L275[02:19:59] <Izaya> someone should make
a thing
L276[02:20:03] <Izaya> and it's a personal
god
L277[02:20:06] <dangranos> ._.
L278[02:20:08] <dangranos> really
L279[02:20:16] <Izaya> it demands worship
and tells you what to do
L280[02:20:23] <Izaya> tells you to murder
randoms
L281[02:20:24] <vifino> Totally.
L282[02:20:24] <dangranos> roll20 custom
character sheets are "pro only" feature
L283[02:20:29] <dangranos> fck them,
really
L284[02:21:07] <dangranos> i mean, 10$ per
month for that? that's... uh
L285[02:21:16] <asie> they have to earn
money somehow
L286[02:21:25] <dangranos> oh wai
L287[02:21:28] <dangranos> that's not
#ssss
L288[02:21:31] <dangranos> whatever
L289[02:21:58] <Vexatos> Izaya,
Hinduism
L290[02:22:25] <Vexatos> They don't mind
what being you believe in since there's an infinite number of
them
L291[02:22:33] <Vexatos> anything may be
holy or divine to you
L292[02:23:42] <Izaya> that sounds almost
sane
L293[02:24:07] <Sandra> that's....
fair.
L294[02:26:12] <vifino> I need more
coffee.
L295[02:26:17] <vifino> More.
Coffee.
L296[02:26:21] <vifino> =.=
L297[02:28:56] *
Alissa brews a pot for vifino
L298[02:29:11] <Izaya> are railcraft
signals anything like OpenTTD signals?
L299[02:30:45] <asie> yes, IIRC
L300[02:32:38] <vifino> Coffee get.
^.^
L301[02:32:48] <Izaya> $ git coffee
L302[02:33:26] <vifino> Sleepy vifino +
Music + Dancing + Coffeeeeeeee + Lizzy = Happy vifino! \o/
L303[02:50:42] <Izaya> vifino, so our base
is now 6 chunks long
L304[02:50:50] <vifino> \o/
L305[02:51:02] <Izaya> I'm going to
surround that block with the park
L306[02:52:01] <Izaya> we can have the
infrastructure-type stuff around the park
L307[02:52:21] <Izaya> and the datacentre
under the park
L308[02:52:33] <Izaya> and a library in
the middle of the park on the surface
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L311[02:56:58] <Alissa> hah.
minecraft.
L312[02:56:59] <vifino> Sounds
awesome.
L313[02:57:03] <Alissa> i haven't played
in centuries. :P
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L317[02:58:35] <Izaya> I need to pump out
the water from the cisterns first though
L318[02:58:39] <Izaya> put a new floor
in
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L320[02:58:44] <Izaya> dark oak sounds
great as a floor
L321[02:59:03] <Izaya> I'm thinking I'll
like, have it raised one or two blocks above the actual
bottom
L322[02:59:24] <Izaya> so we can have the
wires under the floor
L324[03:02:07] <Kodos> That your
base?
L325[03:02:17] <Izaya> So far.
L326[03:02:18] <Kodos> Are you a ninja
turtle?
L327[03:02:24] <Izaya> Perhaps.
L328[03:02:29] <Kodos> Indeed
L329[03:08:43] <Kodos> Isn't there a
command to simultaneously send a message to all the channels I'm
in?
L330[03:09:07] <Kodos> Ah, fuck it,
bbl
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L333[03:26:55] <Mario_> is there a fourm
staff on?
L334[03:27:24] <Mario_> guess not
L335[03:27:52] <Izaya> give it a bit
L336[03:27:56] <Izaya> there might
be
L337[03:29:30] <Izaya> gah, too much
open
L338[03:29:50] <Izaya> dipping into
swap
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L344[03:43:11] <Sandra> ah... "Vault
43 Populated by twenty men, ten women, and one panther."
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L347[04:12:39] <MrWonderful2012> Is it
possible to use the network api to send files
L348[04:13:38] <vifino> MrWonderful2012:
Read the file, send the string.
L349[04:15:05] <MrWonderful2012> But can
you auto write to a file without actively waiting
L350[04:15:38] <vifino> The what
now?
L351[04:16:30] <MrWonderful2012> I want to
send Luna programs over networks
L352[04:17:19] <MrWonderful2012> And I
don't want to have the computer be constantly stuck on busy idle
waiting for the file to be sent
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L355[04:19:16] <MrWonderful2012> Also on
an unrelated note, is stuff like && supported
L356[04:20:14] <MrWonderful2012> Could you
do something like this, echo hi &&I echo User
L357[04:20:23] <MrWonderful2012> Without
the I
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L359[04:20:52] <MrWonderful2012> Or is
that not modeled in OC
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L361[04:22:09] <MrWonderful2012> Is stuff
like | supported as well?
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L365[04:27:43] <MrWonderful2012> It would
be really useful if it was
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L367[04:40:18] <Sangar> o/
L369[04:40:42] <asie> Sangar: you're in
FTB Unstable 1.8
L370[04:40:44] <asie> gee, I wonder
why
L371[04:40:56] <Sangar> if you can't beat
the competition, eliminate it!
L372[04:41:04] <Sangar> but cool
L373[04:41:07] <asie> BuildCraft
isn't
L374[04:41:13] <asie> but that's because
it's labeled "alpha"
L375[04:41:15] <asie> and not on
Curse
L376[04:41:15] <Sangar> luaj only or full
blown native?
L377[04:41:24] <Sangar> ah, shame :/
L378[04:41:28] <asie> luaj only.
L379[04:41:38] <Kubuxu> Stupid FTB
:/
L380[04:41:40] <Sangar> oh welp
L381[04:41:56] <Lizzy> Morning
L382[04:43:40] <Sangar> asie, aye, do get
working on that graphics stuff ;) ignore people telling you not to
>_>
L383[04:44:08] <Sangar> (and if you hate
scala so much, again, if it can be done somewhat 'standalone' by
all means use java :P)
L384[04:44:13] <vifino> LIZZY!!!
L385[04:44:17] *
vifino throws himself at Lizzy
L386[04:44:45] <asie> Sangar: hardly
L387[04:45:49] *
Lizzy tumbles over
L388[04:47:31] *
Lizzy should get out of bed
L389[04:51:16] <Vexatos> So I'm pondering
on buying a Raspberry Pi
L390[04:51:23] <Vexatos> :/
L391[04:51:26] <Sangar> i'm curious to see
if, assuming the pack contributes to dl numbers, it'll be
noticeable
L392[04:51:54] <asie> have you ported to
1.8.8 yet?
L393[04:52:00] <Sangar> for .19 ~20% as
many 1.8 dls as 1.7 ones
L394[04:52:03] <Sangar> i'm working on
it
L395[04:52:10] <Sangar> WorldRenderer not
being mapped yet is a pain
L396[04:52:13] <Vexatos> Sangar,
help
L397[04:52:14] <Sangar> because it changed
a *lot*
L399[04:52:18] <Vexatos> I need to make a
logo for Selene
L400[04:52:19] <asie> in that case
wait
L401[04:52:28] <Vexatos> but I'm not
allowed to include the Lua logo anywhere in it
L403[04:52:35] <MichiBot> Sat Nov 28
04:57:11 CST 2015 @asiekierka: What Minecraft version should
Charset target, keeping in mind it's a fair amount of time away
from release?
L404[04:52:47] <Sangar> asie, yeah, pretty
much am waiting
L405[04:52:56] <Sangar> Vexatos,
welp
L406[04:53:12] <Sangar> there, voted
L408[04:54:44] <Sangar> <_<
L409[04:54:53] <Vexatos> I need something
else
L410[04:54:59] <Vexatos> something that
includes Lua without including Lua
L411[04:55:00] <Vexatos> yay
L412[04:55:21] <Vexatos> "The only
modification you can make is to adapt the orbiting text to your
product name. "
L413[04:55:23] <Vexatos> :(
L414[05:01:39] <Vexatos> I wonder
L416[05:01:51] <Vexatos> would this count
as violating the license?
L417[05:01:51] <Vexatos> >_>
L418[05:04:07] <Sandra> why just luaj and
no native?
L420[05:08:10] <asie> Sandra: security
concerns
L421[05:08:12] <asie> and compatibility
concerns?
L422[05:08:16] <Sangar> Sandra, idk,
either because they're afraid of people running on platforms where
there's no lib and getting annoying reports (understandable) or ...
what asie just said
L423[05:08:33] <Sangar> (which is imho
less understandable, but hey)
L424[05:09:01] <Sandra> what sorta
security concerns would there be? and.... doesn't it just fallback
to luaj anyway?
L425[05:10:01] <Vexatos> Sandra, not
crescent enough
L426[05:10:04] <Vexatos> Sangar*
L427[05:10:19] <Sangar> Sandra, idk,
that's what i'd like to know, too. i mean there's really not much
you could break with a native lib you couldn't break with just
java, too, i don't think.
L428[05:10:22] <Vexatos> Selene is the
godess of the moon, always displayed with some kind of crescent
moon
L429[05:10:30] <Sangar> welp, i
tried
L430[05:10:33] <Vexatos> :3
L431[05:10:38] <Vexatos> TIL
postscript
L432[05:10:42] <Vexatos> you know what the
good thing is
L433[05:10:47] <Vexatos> The code itself
is public domain
L434[05:10:58] <Vexatos> so I can just use
all of it making my own logo
L435[05:11:30] <Sandra> I mean, there's a
little... but it's not like you're not running random untrusted
code by running a modpack anyway.
L436[05:11:51] <Sandra> and really, any
major damage could /also/ be caused by the java.
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L438[05:14:03] <DeanIsaKitty> Sandra:
Maybe they just really really hate the JNI and what to ban it from
the face of earth? :P
L439[05:14:23] <Sandra> well, that sorta
makes sense but even so.
L440[05:14:31] <nxsupert> o/
L441[05:14:35] <DeanIsaKitty> \o
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L443[05:19:06] <Sangar> maybe i should add
a startup message a la "you're running luaj, you monster. use
native lua for a better experience" >_>
L444[05:19:43] <Sangar> hrm. maybe a note
in the manual? :X
L445[05:21:02] <Turtle> Is there even a
reason for the end user to use LuaJ?
L446[05:21:23] <vifino> s/"(
>_>)/$1"/
L447[05:21:23] <Kibibyte> <Sangar>
maybe i should add a startup message a la "you're running
luaj, you monster. use native lua for a better experience
>_>"
L448[05:22:25] <Sangar> not really, only
if there's no lib. which is... very rare.
L449[05:23:39] <vifino> #g obscure oses
with a jvm
L451[05:24:45] <Turtle> I mean I suppose
maybe ARM systems
L453[05:25:00] <Turtle> but pocket edition
modding is effectively nonexistant iirc
L454[05:26:06] <nxsupert> If they use
Solaris or something odd like that?
L455[05:26:50] <Izaya> vifino, Haiku has
Java
L456[05:26:58] <Izaya> no OpenGL for it
though
L457[05:27:09] <vifino> Izaya: Haiku isn't
obscure enough.
L458[05:27:19] <Izaya> inb4 TempleOS
L459[05:27:26] <vifino> That was what I
was thinking.
L460[05:29:23] <Sangar> weee, i have given
up on elegant solutions and am now bruteforcing my way through
tis-100. still fun tho :X
L461[05:32:08] <dangranos> ...
L462[05:32:15] <dangranos> there are
"elegant solutions"?
L463[05:32:22] <dangranos> the mroe you
know
L464[05:32:32] <Sangar> well. actually
doing stuff in parallel for example :P
L465[05:32:39] <Izaya> fun idea:
L466[05:32:55] <Vexatos>
<Sangar>
not really, only if there's no lib. which
is... very rare.
L467[05:32:58] <Izaya> write a program
that tries all the instructions against the TIS-100
L468[05:33:02] <Vexatos> in which case you
should report it anyway
L469[05:33:11] <Sangar> Vexatos, unless
it's win98
L470[05:33:12] <Vexatos> so sangar can a)
set up a VM or tell you to build it for him :P
L471[05:33:14] <Sangar> or solaris
L472[05:33:17] <dangranos> Izaya: oh
god
L473[05:33:20] <dangranos> hm
L474[05:33:30] <dangranos> i wonder if
anyone did OS for tis yet
L475[05:33:34] <Izaya> see which one is
most efficient
L476[05:33:54] <Sangar> i saw someone
wrote pong in tis-100... hard not to feel dumb after that :X
L477[05:34:04] <dangranos> hmm
L478[05:34:23] <Izaya> I want a
theoretically-infinite sized TIS-100
L479[05:34:24] <dangranos> i guess you
could write a bootloader and then input OS code trough console
input
L480[05:34:32] <dangranos> how much memory
is there for cell?
L481[05:34:34] <Izaya> maybe a bit more
powerful
L483[05:35:04] <dangranos> Izaya: and
bigger memory maybe?
L484[05:35:07] <dangranos> though..
L485[05:35:11] <Sangar> tis-100 will be
the only arch in oc2 :P
L486[05:35:17] <dangranos> ooooh
L487[05:35:24] <dangranos> speaking of OC
arches...
L488[05:35:28] <Sangar> (not that i'll
ever have the time for oc2...)
L489[05:35:29] <dangranos> TIS-100 OC
arch
L490[05:35:35] <Sangar> do eeeet
L491[05:35:42] <dangranos> hm
L492[05:35:59] <dangranos> how multicore
CPUs actually work?
L493[05:36:01] <Sangar> i mean, you'll
have the same issue all "real" archs have, component
interaction. but hey :X
L494[05:36:12] <dangranos> yeah..
L495[05:36:28] <dangranos> maybe make some
"output" for each component?
L496[05:36:34] <dangranos> ooh
L497[05:36:56] <dangranos> use grid of n
by n cores
L498[05:37:06] <dangranos> where n is
number of maximum available components
L499[05:37:15] <dangranos> ...nah
L500[05:37:17] <Sangar> :P
L501[05:37:37] <dangranos> that will a)
not work b) burn the hell out of host
L502[05:37:43] <dangranos> c) hard to
write
L503[05:37:50] <dangranos> not like i can
write at all...
L504[05:37:55] <dangranos> not for MC at
least
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L507[05:39:25] <Kodos> =D OC is in the 1.8
FTB =D
L508[05:39:54] <Izaya> and CC isn't,
right? :D
L509[05:40:43] <Sangar> if cc 1.8 comes
out, wonder if they'll swap oc for it :X
L510[05:40:56] <Kodos> I'll riot if they
do :x
L511[05:41:17] <dangranos> wait
L512[05:41:27] <dangranos> how the hell
tis-100 works?
L513[05:41:34] <dangranos> i mean, it's
multicore CPU emulator
L514[05:41:42] <dangranos> how ._.
L515[05:42:18] <dangranos> ofc you can
simulate it but how it all works in sync?
L516[05:42:27] <Lizzy> magic
L517[05:42:43] <Kodos> damnit lizzy you
stole my line, i was eating
L518[05:43:06] <Turtle> Well for one it
was released when it was done, not when manglemant want their
monies.
L519[05:43:06] <dangranos> if cpu 1,1
pushes something to 1,2 and 1,2 pushes to 1,1 how it's
resolved?
L520[05:43:33] <dangranos> at same
cycle
L521[05:43:45] <Lizzy> Sangar, does the
native lib for OC have a Mac OS X for PowerPC version? I can /try/
compiling it for you
L522[05:43:52] <dangranos> store who did
what and check for conflicts?
L523[05:43:56] <Lizzy> since i have a
power mac
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L525[05:44:05] <dangranos> since
when?
L527[05:44:40] <Sangar> Lizzy, only intel
mac. so sure, if you have one that runs mc so you can test it,
that'd be cool
L528[05:45:13] <Lizzy> i think it runs mc,
last time i tried it i got a total of 10fps with vanilla
L529[05:45:17] <Lizzy> :P
L530[05:45:28] <Sangar> good enough
:P
L531[05:45:59] <Lizzy> cool, will try that
later when i work out why the powerline adapter i have for my room
kills the network whenever i use it
L532[05:49:28] <Lizzy> though now,
shower
L533[05:49:40] <Kodos> Ugh, none of my
shows are playing
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L535[05:53:06] <Izaya> whoa
L537[05:53:10] <Izaya> I need to play
Until Dawn
L538[05:53:15] <Izaya> they have O Death
at the start
L540[05:53:42] <MichiBot> Izaya:
Jen
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Dawn
L541[05:53:46] <Vexatos> Sangar, I'd say
you should really add some kind of notification that LuaJ is
used
L542[05:53:49] <Vexatos> :P
L543[05:53:52] <Vexatos> at least in the
log
L544[05:54:01] <Vexatos> or in chat once
per world
L545[06:01:13] <dangranos> oh my
L546[06:01:16] <dangranos> it's so
small
L547[06:01:26] <dangranos> that new
RPi
L548[06:02:19] <Turtle> Yeah, I wonder how
powerful it is
L549[06:02:25] <Vexatos> the RPi0?
yes
L550[06:02:29] <Vexatos> it's the
tinies
L551[06:02:30] <Vexatos> tiniest*
L552[06:02:36] <Kubuxu> Turtle: equivalent
of RP1A
L553[06:02:37] <Vexatos> it's as good as
my laptop ;_;
L554[06:02:56] <Kubuxu> Turtle: after
upclocking as now they are upclocking them in factory
L555[06:03:14] <nxsupert> 1 GHz. So it is
faster than the 1A
L556[06:03:35] <Turtle> Not bad
L557[06:03:42] <Vexatos> faster than the 2
even
L558[06:04:02] <nxsupert> No. The 2 is
faster.
L559[06:04:15] <nxsupert> The 0 only has 1
core , The 2 has 4.
L560[06:04:38] <Turtle> Any stats on it's
power usage? Since the regular RPis are already pretty good for
microservers
L561[06:05:01] <Kubuxu> nxsupert: 1 is
600MHz from factory and it can be upclocked to 1GHz
L562[06:05:56] <Kubuxu> sorry 700MHz
L563[06:06:24] <Kubuxu> and has 512MB of
RAM
L564[06:06:29] <nxsupert> The 2 is 900MHz
by default. I don't know what it can be clocked to.
L565[06:07:06] <nxsupert> I think it also
has 1 GB of ram.
L566[06:08:13] <Kubuxu> The 1 can be
overclocked to 1.2GHz if you are hardcore.
L568[06:08:19] <Kubuxu> 1GHz if you are
lucky
L569[06:08:56] <Turtle> hmm, nice.
L570[06:09:12] <nxsupert> I would probably
chuck a heat sink on the processor if I were to overclock it.
L571[06:09:18] <nxsupert> But it also has
4 cores.
L572[06:09:40] <nxsupert> Which means it
runs pretty fast.
L573[06:10:23] <nxsupert> The Pi0 doesn't
have an ethernet connector.
L574[06:11:23] <Turtle> Yeah, but if you
just want it to monitor a bunch of sensors it's neat
L575[06:11:39] <Kubuxu> That is a bummer
but how would you fit it
L576[06:11:51] <nxsupert> True.
L577[06:12:04] <Kubuxu> Nobody made
EthMicro yet :p
L578[06:12:11] <nxsupert> Doesn't linux
have some kind of ethernet over usb though?
L579[06:12:27] <Kubuxu> There are for sure
some adapters
L580[06:13:15] <vifino> nxsupert: Yes, if
you are talking about usb otg.
L581[06:14:25] <vifino> My 400mhz tiny
devboards have usb otg and only usb otg. I use it as a virtual
interface to ssh to it and access the internet from it.
L582[06:14:45] <Turtle> isn't usb otg
equivalent to regular microusb -> usb A cables anyway, for data
that is, I know about the shorted pin
L583[06:18:11] <Turtle> according to
wikipedia the only difference is that usb OTG standard has a lower
minimum power requirement I believe
L584[06:22:18] <vifino> Turtle: The
controller.
L585[06:22:52] <Turtle> yep but non-otg
devices are all compatible (Except power)
L586[06:22:54] <vifino> An usb otg
controller can act as a slave, which normal usb controllers
can
L587[06:22:56] <vifino> 't.
L588[06:30:31] <Lizzy>
"<Turtle> Yeah, I wonder how powerful it is" it's
the processor from the Pi1 but set to 1GHz stock
L589[06:31:27] <Kodos> I watched the
entire season of Jessica Jones, and all I could see any time they
showed her face was Rachel Dratch
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L591[06:42:51] <Turtle> ugh I need to go
figure out how to do world generation for minecraft
L592[06:43:08] <Turtle> (That is, having a
strucure spawn in the hacky void dimension I have now)
L593[06:46:46] <Izaya> glorious, watching
a commentary-less Until Dawn, it's stormy and it's about midnight.
Not really doing the cold thing though...
L595[06:52:11] <Turtle> What am I looking
at?
L596[06:52:39] <Izaya> that's the map of
the base
L597[06:52:59] <Izaya> 4x4 chunks in the
middle, surrounded by a chunk of other stuff
L598[06:53:37] <Turtle> Which is nolife
becauuse?
L599[06:53:52] <Izaya> it's like midnight
and I've been doing this all day
L600[06:54:01] <Izaya> and also midnight
to like 5 AM
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L602[06:59:01] <Kodos> You know
L603[06:59:08] <Kodos> Journey Map looks
like a Pip Boy UI
L604[06:59:14] <Kodos> Maybe that's just
too much FO4 tho
L605[06:59:21] <Izaya> they added that UI
theme recently, apparently
L606[06:59:23] <malcom2073> Yeah... I
think that's too much FO4 for you :P
L607[06:59:33] <Izaya> The theme is called
'Vault'
L608[06:59:41] <Izaya> so I think that's
intentional
L609[06:59:48] <Kodos> Ah, yeah, that's
definitely a nod to FO
L610[07:00:15] <Izaya> not a fan of the
steampunk theme, doesn't fit with the ruined world
L611[07:00:18] <Kodos> I'm out of tea, out
of tea bags, and it's only 7 AM
L612[07:05:58] <Izaya> solution:
coffee
L613[07:07:43] <Kodos> Yep, just waiting
on Mom to wake up
L614[07:07:50] <Skye> Kodos, that sounds
like something a british person would say! :P
L615[07:08:01] <Skye> Kodos,
s/mom/mum/
L617[07:08:17] <Turtle> For some reason I
thought it was Kodos trying to summarize the steampunk ruined world
theme in a sentence
L618[07:08:28] <Vexatos>
<Kodos>
Yep, just waiting on Mom to wake
up
L619[07:08:32] <Vexatos> Sounds about
right, Turtle
L620[07:11:29] <Turtle> "GRAB THE
AIRSHIPS, THE GERMANS ARE TRYING TO STEAL OUR TEA AGAIN"
L621[07:11:57] <Izaya> would
watch/play/read the shit out of that
L622[07:12:26] <Turtle> There's god knows
how many steampunk scorched-earth-WWI-esque games out there
L623[07:12:30] <Turtle> and books
L624[07:12:31] <Turtle> and other
stuff
L625[07:13:45] <Izaya> yeah probably
L626[07:14:42] <Turtle> I have no idea if
there is a plotline as I don't have the game yet, but Guns of
Icarus (online) is supposedly a really good airship combat
game
L627[07:15:03] <Vexatos>
<Turtle>
There's god knows how many steampunk
scorched-earth-WWI-esque games out there
L629[07:15:11] <Vexatos> <insert
something something bioshock here>
L630[07:15:44] <Turtle> :P
L631[07:16:03] <Turtle> Still a shame
minecraft airships are so glitchy
L632[07:16:43] <Roadcrosser>
turtle.forward()
L633[07:17:02] <Turtle> uhh...
false?
L634[07:17:05] <Roadcrosser>
turtle.turnLeft()
L635[07:17:26] <Roadcrosser>
turtle.equipLeft()
L636[07:17:32] <Roadcrosser> ...this
doesn't even work
L637[07:17:39] <vifino>
turtle.runawayasfastasyoucan()
L638[07:17:59] <Roadcrosser> this turtle
probably isn't running CC
L639[07:18:06] <Roadcrosser> api must be
different
L640[07:20:12] <Turtle> heh, too busy
trying to spawn a platform in my void dimension
L641[07:20:32] <Turtle> also I need to go
pull a warp drive sound/effect/thingy from somewhere that is not
licensing hell
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L644[07:21:20] <Roadcrosser> base
10?
L645[07:23:10] <Kodos> Why not use a mod
with road blocks
L646[07:23:27] <Roadcrosser> clay looks
better
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L648[07:28:05] <Izaya> does like
L649[07:28:13] <Izaya> Elliot from Mr
Robot voice Josh in this game?
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L651[07:38:57] <Izaya> hm, if I did play
this
L652[07:39:19] <Izaya> I have little
sympathy for these characters
L653[07:40:18] <Izaya> like sure murder
may be slightly overkill
L654[07:40:31] <Izaya> but all the
characters except like 2 are pretty 'you can go fucking die'
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L659[08:01:51]
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L660[08:04:20] <asie> Vexatos:
Computronics 1.6.0 should be release-ready by the end of today
evening
L661[08:04:23] <asie> as in, my part of it
at least
L662[08:04:37] <Vexatos> so Im
compat
L663[08:04:41] <Vexatos> IM*
L664[08:04:44] <Vexatos> anything
else?
L665[08:04:49] <asie> protocol
improvements
L666[08:04:51] <asie> better tape drive
GUI
L668[08:05:07] <Vexatos> and no idea how
to manage
L669[08:05:14] <asie>
>ComputerCraft
L670[08:05:17] <asie> i'd just kill
support for it
L671[08:05:19] <asie> but that's me
L673[08:06:24] <asie> But yeah.
Improvements today.
L674[08:06:29] <Vexatos> Hey Magik6k, is
there a way for a program to check if a certain mpt package is
installed?
L675[08:06:32] <asie> I'll also try to
make the audio API an actual API
L676[08:06:40] <asie> and add additional
encodings
L677[08:06:45] <asie> including PCM
L678[08:06:48] <asie> possibly also note
block support
L679[08:07:00] <asie> as in hooking up
(iron) note blocks to speakers
L680[08:07:00] <Vexatos> Right now the
drives don't transmit across an OC network. just FYI
L681[08:07:04] <asie> good
L682[08:07:13] <asie> i'm still angry the
audio module is not split off
L683[08:07:17] <asie> i'd rather split
computronics into two by now really
L684[08:07:22] <asie> "audio"
and "everything else"
L685[08:07:23] <Vexatos> not now
L686[08:07:30] <asie> yeah, I guess
L687[08:07:33] <asie> for Computronics
1.7.0...
L688[08:07:41] <Vexatos> I'm still
struggling with a GT recipe for the speaker
L689[08:07:45] <asie> well
L690[08:07:47] <Vexatos> I'd like to have
it Low Voltage age
L691[08:07:47] <asie> the problem is
L692[08:07:49] <asie> i want to take the
audio code
L693[08:07:51] <asie> and turn it into
Charset|Audio
L694[08:07:53] <asie> but that's for 1.8.8
likely
L695[08:07:56] <asie> as Charset won't
make it for 1.7
L696[08:07:56] <Vexatos> but I do really
really really need aluminium foil
L697[08:07:58] <Vexatos> wat do
L698[08:08:06] <asie> just make it use
aluminium foil
L699[08:08:08] <asie> speakers needn't be
low voltage
L700[08:08:13] <Vexatos> cables are LV,
tape drives are
L701[08:08:17] <asie> and
L702[08:08:19] <asie> speakers are a tier
up
L703[08:08:20] <Vexatos> mmmhm
L705[08:08:27] <Vexatos> yea but....
electric blast furnace
L707[08:08:36] <asie> shia labeouf
it.
L708[08:08:39] <asie> anyway, yeah
L709[08:08:42] <Vexatos> Well ok
L710[08:08:54] <asie> for 1.8, I will be
seeking splitting Computronics into two parts
L711[08:08:57] <asie> the audio subsystem,
and everything else
L712[08:09:10] <asie> the audio subsystem
will become part of Charset and become highly
computer-independent
L713[08:09:16] <asie> the everything else
will remain your care
L714[08:09:23] <Vexatos> I'll break the
laws of the greg
L715[08:09:28] <asie> by highly
computer-independent I mean:
L716[08:09:31] <Vexatos> and have an LV
casing in the recipe
L717[08:09:34] <Vexatos> while using an MV
material
L718[08:09:39] <asie> - Tape Drive split
into multiple blocks
L719[08:09:39] <Vexatos> I AM SO EVIL
MWAHAHAHAHAHA
L720[08:09:43] <asie> (Tape Drive, Tape
Player, Tape Recorder)
L721[08:09:55] <asie> - Tape Recorder able
to record from audio cables, microphones OR file upload
L722[08:10:06] <asie> - volume control
blocks, etc
L723[08:10:14] <asie> but that's for
1.8
L724[08:10:32] <asie> as Charset will
likely target 1.8.8
L726[08:10:34] <MichiBot> Sat Nov 28
04:57:11 CST 2015 @asiekierka: What Minecraft version should
Charset target, keeping in mind it's a fair amount of time away
from release?
L727[08:13:06] <asie> anyway
L728[08:13:11] <asie> pre-stream, i'll
release BC 7.1.14/Compat 7.1.3
L729[08:13:50] <Skye> It's a shame ICs
will be stuck on 1.7.20...
L730[08:15:14] <asie> Skye: It won't
L731[08:15:17] <asie> I can port it if you
want
L732[08:15:25] <ds84182> So, I have a lot
of use after free bugs to fix
L733[08:15:38] <asie> Also, i will be
working on an IC mod for 1.8 likely
L734[08:15:39] <asie> as part of
Charset
L735[08:16:13] <Skye> Vi will kill you!
:P
L736[08:16:32] <Skye> though they don't
seem to hate 1.8.8 / 1.9 so much as they want to make a mod for
that...
L737[08:17:27] <Izaya> Skye, but will
asie's inexplicably crash the hell out of the game all the
time?
L738[08:17:57] <asie> Skye: I'm not going
to do ICs the way ICs did it
L739[08:18:00] <asie> it will likely be a
lot simpler
L740[08:18:23] <asie> okay, off to
code
L741[08:18:26] <Skye> Izaya, ICs is crashy
because it has to talk to many other mods
L742[08:18:37] <Skye> which is
painful
L743[08:19:02] <asie> Skye: now
L744[08:19:08] <asie> can you see why we
did BuildCraftCompat separately?
L746[08:19:32] <Skye> asie, the issue is
that the point of ICs was to be an "addon" type of
mod
L747[08:19:38] <Skye> you add it for a
nice feature.
L748[08:19:49] <Skye> but, uh, like the
Windows 98 plug and play...
L749[08:20:07] <Izaya> WinNT plug and
play
L750[08:20:18] <asie> plug and pray
L751[08:20:30] <vifino> spray and
pray
L752[08:20:39] <vifino> wait, what are we
talking about again?
L753[08:21:24] <Skye> Izaya, I'm referring
to the famous clip where bill gates shows off windows 98's plug and
play, with a bluescreen
L754[08:21:35] <Izaya> heheheheheh
L755[08:23:45] <Skye> Guess why ICs is
still alpha?
L757[08:24:33] <vifino> Because it's
presented by Bill Gates?
L758[08:24:41] <Skye> ...
L759[08:24:48] <vifino> Or because it's
powered by Windows 98?
L760[08:24:51] <Skye> because it's
slightly buggy
L761[08:24:55] <Skye> >_<
L762[08:25:05] <Izaya> 'slightly'
L763[08:25:11] <vifino>
"slightly"
L764[08:25:13] <Skye> Izaya, what version
did you use last
L765[08:25:39] <Izaya> dunno
L766[08:25:49] <Izaya> what version was 6
months or so ago?
L767[08:25:58] <Skye> and out of date and
buggy one
L768[08:26:02] *
Izaya has hardly played in the last 6 months
L769[08:26:50] <Skye> Izaya, the last
version was released 11 days ago
L770[08:27:19] <Izaya> well I have
something definable as a workable server now
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L772[08:27:30] <Izaya> but apparently
no-one here plays Minecraft, let alone survival
L773[08:28:30] <ds84182> You've got that
fucking rite m8
L774[08:28:53] <ds84182> Petition to port
OC to MineTest
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L780[08:41:35] <Inari> ds84182: well go
ahead and do it :D
L781[08:41:46] <Inari> ds84182: and fix
minetest while you're at it
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L783[08:42:51] <ds84182> >fix
minetest
L784[08:42:57] <ds84182> implying minetest
can be fixed
L785[08:43:00] <Mimiru> SuPeRMiNoR2,
because I'm tired of having to accept the invalid cert on my mail
server.
L786[08:46:57] <Inari> wow
L787[08:47:01] <Inari> minetest actually
runs worse than minecraft
L788[08:48:54] <Izaya> ironically
L789[08:49:03] <Izaya> the
beautiful-looking terasology
L790[08:49:07] <Izaya> with all the fancy
physics stuff
L791[08:49:17] <Izaya> runs at 60FPS on an
Atom with Intel GMA
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L794[08:51:34] <MichiBot> Inari:
8088
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L798[08:55:11] <Izaya> obligatory bad
apple
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L800[09:01:38] <Inari> terasology looks
weird
L801[09:01:42] <Inari> and doesnt run that
great eithe
L803[09:08:29] <asie> we're working on a
new engine with a friend
L805[09:09:59] <Izaya> inb4 Eloraam
L806[09:10:05] <asie> A friend
L807[09:10:12] <Daiyousei> no eloraam
pls
L808[09:10:14] <Izaya> hah
L809[09:12:45] <Inari> asie:
"we"?
L810[09:12:56] <dobegor> plz no
elooram
L811[09:15:15] <Inari> its a broad claim
to say your engine takes /full/ advantage of something
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L815[09:26:42] <Turtle> Inari: Create
memleak, BOOM, full advantage of all ram /s
L816[09:27:04] <Mimiru> ^
L817[09:27:20] <Turtle> (See: CoD BO3's
vram >.>)
L818[09:34:14] <Daiyousei> lmao
L819[09:34:33] <ds84182> oaml
L820[09:34:40] <Daiyousei> ocaml
L821[09:35:51] <Kodos> oh camel
L822[09:38:17] <Inari> lol
L823[09:38:49] <Inari> Turtle: just read
elo'S blog post saying her engine take full advantage of multi-core
processors and modern gpus and such
L824[09:39:01] <Kodos> Read: Won't run on
older machiens
L825[09:39:06] <Turtle> Ahahahahaha
no
L826[09:39:11] <Inari> which i think is a
broad claim to have
L827[09:39:11] <Inari> :P
L828[09:39:41] <Turtle> I'm going to be
incredibly rude here, if she could get that done, the mod would've
been up to date for minecraft pretty much whenever the other big
mods did
L829[09:39:58] <Inari> haha
L830[09:40:04] <Inari> well noone cares
about rp2 anymore anyway
L831[09:40:14] <Turtle> Like, I wish
eloraam the best, but, not going to happen.
L832[09:40:49] <Inari> i just wish i found
a way to quickstart minecraft
L833[09:40:50] <Inari> :<
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L836[09:42:57] <Turtle> I don't know
what's causing minecraft to load for so long though? file io?
L837[09:43:07] <Inari> mods not being
multithreaded :P
L838[09:43:07] <Daiyousei> rp3 is never
going to happen
L839[09:43:31] <Inari> mc needs more
multithreading in general :<
L840[09:43:46] *
ds84182 takes up 100% of Inari on one single core
L841[09:43:48] <ds84182> Hae.
L842[09:43:59] <nxsupert> MC needs to be
written better in general.
L844[09:44:27] <Kodos> s/written better in
general/rewritten
L845[09:44:27] <Kibibyte> <nxsupert>
MC needs to be rewritten.
L846[09:44:41] <nxsupert> In C.
L847[09:44:45] <nxsupert> :P
L848[09:44:47] <Inari> well so far noone
seems to have made a capable minecraft clone
L849[09:44:55] <Turtle> I mean the
C(whatever) clone of minecraft exists, but iirc it would make
modding much harder
L850[09:45:21] <Voidi> Minecraft is
rewritten in C, it's called Minetest
L851[09:45:22] <Kodos> Inari: that's
because everyone tries to make their clone their own
L852[09:45:48] <nxsupert> As far as I can
tell. Minetest isn't very good.
L853[09:46:15] <nxsupert> Modding wouldn't
be hard as long as content was made in a scripting language.
L854[09:46:31] <Turtle> Actually, I'm
going to make a weird argument here, we might NOT want a super-easy
to mod game.
L855[09:46:50] <nxsupert> Umm. Why?
L856[09:46:53] <Inari> Turtle: nah, its
fine if its easy to mod :P just need to encourgae competent
modding
L857[09:47:16] <Turtle> Because there's
already a game where you can add any content you want easily via
lua, even earn money from it with no legal bullshit
L858[09:47:28] <Turtle> It's ROBLOX, and
the community is utter dogshit because of how easy it is.
L859[09:47:29] <Voidi> As it's done in
Minecraft, Inari?
L860[09:47:42] <Inari> Voidi: it is?
L861[09:48:21] <Kodos> Can you play ROBLOX
in a single player environment
L862[09:48:28] <ds84182> Attempting to
recover all the shit I had open before my laptop overheated
L863[09:48:40] <ds84182> Fucking
hell
L864[09:48:44] <ds84182> My log is
completely blank
L865[09:48:46] <ds84182> Great
L866[09:48:54] <ds84182> Welp, there goes
my channel logs
L867[09:48:58] <Turtle> rip
L868[09:49:10] <Voidi> There so many
minecraft modders who have no or nearly no knowledge about software
design. The sad thing is, sometimes the make good gamecontent
L869[09:49:18] <Inari> encouraging
competent modding 101 #1: blame. implement tools to blame which mod
sucks easily
L870[09:49:28] <ds84182> ROBLOX, in the
programming perspective and the amount of shit you can do, is
great
L871[09:49:29] <gamax92> blame
sangar
L872[09:49:37] <ds84182> The community is
more toxic than Minecraft's, however
L873[09:49:38] <Inari> #BlameSangar
L874[09:49:42] <gamax92>
#BlameSangar
L875[09:49:45] <Turtle> ds84182, it's also
quite younger.
L876[09:49:53] <ds84182> Turtle: True,
true
L877[09:49:59] <Turtle> But the main
problem is kids will give absolute jack shit about any IP
whatsoever
L878[09:50:04] <Inari> how can you have a
community more toxic than mc?=
L879[09:50:07] <ds84182> And you don't
really have to pay to play either
L880[09:50:09] <Turtle> Inari, 2s.
L881[09:50:11] <gamax92> Inari:
ROBLOX
L882[09:50:40] <Turtle> Imagine a glorious
engine in which you can use lua to do pretty much anything
L883[09:50:40] <Izaya> as hard as it is to
believe
L884[09:50:43] <Izaya> it's a thing
L885[09:50:45] <Turtle> now add 8 year old
kids everywhere
L886[09:51:03] <Izaya> it even runs pretty
well
L887[09:51:10] <Izaya> but for
example
L888[09:51:14] <Izaya> I got a script
once
L889[09:51:29] <Izaya> they'd made a
string using escape codes to obfuscate it
L890[09:51:35] <Izaya> and then load()'d
it
L891[09:51:44] <Izaya> it no longer
worked
L892[09:51:50] <Izaya> because they
removed load()
L893[09:51:55] <gamax92> hahahahaha
L894[09:51:56] <Inari> Turtle: i feel like
you're overstating what roblox is xD
L895[09:51:59] <gamax92> that whole
thing
L896[09:52:02] <Turtle> Inari, nah, it can
be really good
L897[09:52:17] <Turtle> on the other hand,
I just logged in since ages, and my account has been deactivated
because 'advertisement'
L898[09:52:32] <Turtle> Regarding a
specific model I had a copy of, a creeper.
L899[09:52:34] <Inari> also 8yr old kids
dont matter much really
L900[09:52:38] <gamax92> D:<
L901[09:52:40] <Inari> i mean the internet
is full of them, yet we have this place
L902[09:52:40] <Inari> :P
L903[09:52:43] <Turtle> ROBLOX admins
aparently are still frightened to death about minecraft :P
L904[09:52:46] <gamax92> My Cookies
Extension has a santa hat
L905[09:53:06] <gamax92> (Insert VLC Santa
Hat rage here)
L906[09:53:08] <ds84182> I would actually
do stuff in it if it wasn't Windows and Mac OSX only
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L908[09:53:28] <ds84182> They even use
fucking QT4 for the new Studio UI but they don't have linux
releases
L909[09:53:32] <Inari> i doubt it is as
good an engine as unity or ue4 really, but sure
L910[09:53:37] <Kodos> I'm still looking
for fun shit to install on my Ubuntu netbook
L911[09:53:43] <Izaya> Inari, the
advantage is the lua integration
L912[09:53:48] <Izaya> otherwise it's
fairly meh
L913[09:53:48] <gamax92> Kodos: sl
L914[09:53:53] <ds84182> They could
atleast do some sort of DRM binary release that compiles with the
rest of the UI
L915[09:53:56] <Inari> Izaya: cause C# and
blueprints are so hard? :P
L916[09:53:57] <Kodos> gamax92: second
life?
L917[09:53:59] <gamax92> no
L918[09:54:05] <gamax92> steam
locomotive
L919[09:54:06] <ds84182> gamax92: CHOO
CHOO
L920[09:54:16] <Izaya> Inari, no I mean
the way you can even modify it in-game
L921[09:54:19] <Turtle> Inari, the thing
is, you can make a reasonably detailed AK-47 out of tiny bricks,
and it'll somewhat work
L922[09:54:21] <Izaya> and the way it's so
open
L923[09:55:04] <Inari> Turtle: sounds like
performance hell :P unless they compile it to an optimized
model
L924[09:55:19] <ds84182> Goodness, asie's
typing sounds like keyboard abuse
L925[09:55:20] <Turtle> it actually works
somewhat okay as the enviroments are not that complex
L926[09:55:45] <Izaya> Inari, I could use
it on my old Pentium laptop
L927[09:56:02] <Izaya> even on a Pentium
4
L928[09:56:07] <gamax92> ds84182: many
keyboards have fallen in the recording of this sound
L929[09:56:08] <Izaya> solid console-grade
FPS
L931[09:56:11] <MichiBot> Inari:
SCARLET ZONE KBC REMIX | length:
1m 50s | Likes:
226 Dislikes:
7 Views:
40957 | by
decade2
L932[09:56:29] <gamax92> is this just a
stupid black midi
L933[09:56:45] <Inari> Izaya: well with
the right tools you coudl do the same in unity and ue4 though, so
someoen go make that please
L934[09:57:06] <gamax92> inari
L935[09:57:08] <Izaya> Inari, then it'll
run on everything and maybe not have the community, right? :D
L936[09:57:18] <Izaya> UE4 pls
though
L937[09:57:38] <Inari> xD
L938[09:57:51] <Inari> well for ue4 you'D
need to add a scripting language frist :P
L939[09:57:54] <Inari> lua might be a good
choice then
L940[09:58:02] <Inari> gamax92: ?
L941[09:58:24] <Turtle> but, slightly back
to why roblox is crud, poorly made ripoffs everywhere, top game
right now is a reasonably well made Assassin's creed ripoff,
followed by a random pizza delivery simulator and then dating
sim
L942[09:58:39] <Izaya> there's dating sims
on Roblox now?
L943[09:58:40] <gamax92> :<
L944[09:58:46] <Inari> dating what?
L945[09:58:50] <Turtle> oh
L946[09:58:51] <Izaya> wasn't that against
the rules a year or 2 ago?
L947[09:58:51] <Turtle> uh
L948[09:58:55] <Turtle> Lemme
explain
L949[09:58:59] <Turtle> not japanese-style
dating sims
L950[09:59:00] <Turtle> but like
L951[09:59:03] <Kodos> Pizza Delivery
Sim?
L953[09:59:06] <Kodos> Kind of want to
play
L954[09:59:09] <Turtle> ^ That shit
L955[09:59:12] <gamax92> ... wat
L956[09:59:12] <Inari> ew babies
L957[09:59:13] <Izaya> oh those
L958[09:59:15] <Inari>
buuuuuuuuurrrnnnn
L959[09:59:18] <gamax92> in
L960[09:59:28] <Turtle> That's roblox
since uhh... 2007 I think
L961[09:59:35] <gamax92> yeah no
thanks
L962[09:59:39] <Izaya> I forget the name
of it
L963[09:59:48] <Turtle> You can do good
things with the engine, but the company is retarded
L964[09:59:49] <Izaya> but there's some
super-long-running RP game
L965[09:59:49] <gamax92> how does i low
pass in lua
L966[09:59:50] <Inari> why would dating
sims be against the rules
L967[10:00:00] <Izaya> Inari, 3yo
friendly
L968[10:00:09] <Inari> so?
L969[10:00:22] <Izaya> so the company is
dumb as
L970[10:00:25] <Turtle> when minecraft
became a thing they instantly started banning every reference to
minecraft existing as a large part of the, let's be frank,
"HURR DURR HURR"-kids left for minecraft
L971[10:00:25] <Inari> 3yo's are trusted
with raising babies now? dear god
L972[10:00:27] <Izaya> unless you sign up
as 13 or above
L973[10:00:35] <Izaya> you can't use
proper chat
L974[10:00:43] <Izaya> just stock
phrases
L975[10:01:01] <Turtle> iirc that's b/c of
US law being fucktarded about parental control most of the
time
L976[10:01:35] <Inari> s/about parental
control//
L977[10:01:35] <Kibibyte> <Turtle>
iirc that's b/c of US law being fucktarded most of the time
L978[10:01:44] <Kodos> That's because
American parents are fucktarded
L979[10:02:29] <gamax92> Kodos:
b-but
L980[10:02:30] <Mimiru> ¬_¬
L981[10:02:33] <Mimiru> Ahem.
L983[10:03:08] <Kodos> Mimiru: I don't
mean in general, obviously, but the ones who buy their 12 year old
kids Call of Duty, and then scream and bitch when their kid is
caught shooting up American Soldiers and cussing into a mic like a
40 year old sailor
L984[10:03:41] <Turtle> also the whole
"Omg my kid should not know sex exists at all"-attitude
is pretty dumb, but I don't want to go on an america-hate-train
here
L985[10:03:49] <Kodos> Or the moms who
spoil their kids with cell phones before they hit puberty
L986[10:03:49] <gamax92> what's a
sex?
L987[10:04:12] <Izaya> Kodos, that seems
fairly universal in first-world countries
L988[10:04:12] <Turtle> Kodos, eh, that's
a dumb parents issue all over the world
L989[10:04:21] <Turtle> well, in
europe/rich asia too at least
L990[10:04:26] <Izaya> there's kids on my
bus
L991[10:04:27] <Izaya> like
L992[10:04:29] <Izaya> year 3
L993[10:04:34] <Izaya> with iPhones
L994[10:05:02] <Izaya> and you'd think
they'd at least go for a cheap-ass Android phone
L995[10:05:05] <Izaya> but no
L996[10:05:08] <Izaya> current
iPhone
L997[10:05:19] <Inari> Kodos: i dont see
how that relates :P but k
L998[10:05:30] <nxsupert> At least it
isn't as bad as south korea.
L999[10:05:39] <gamax92> ehh?
L1000[10:05:51] <Kodos> Inari: it goes
along with the whole american parents are fucktarded
L1001[10:05:59] <Mimiru> My 10 year old
has a prepaid android phone, was like $40 and currently has no
minutes.. she uses it to play games :P
L1002[10:06:09] <Inari> Kodos: well i
just disagree on "spoiling" etc
L1003[10:06:54] <Turtle> but, to go back
ontopic
L1004[10:07:03] <Turtle> You know how
much drama minecraft modding has.
L1005[10:07:20] <Turtle> Imagine there's
now 8 year old kids copypasting code from every mod and going
"I made this I'm so awesome"
L1006[10:07:24] <Izaya> Mimiru, that's
sane
L1007[10:07:53] <Inari> Turtle: and noone
would care
L1008[10:08:24] <Turtle> Eh, they would
if, and this is a guess based on what happens in roblox, said
copypastedshitwork is an order of magnitude more popular
L1009[10:08:46] <Inari> then it can tbe
that shitty
L1010[10:08:47] <Izaya> if I fuck up and
end up with a small human (spoiler: never gonna happen), they're
getting a linux box, and if they want a GUI they can install it
themselves, until they get to highschool
L1011[10:08:56] <gamax92> XD
L1012[10:09:08] <Turtle> Inari, hence,
roblox has about 30 competent coders.
L1013[10:09:20] <Izaya> Turtle, and 15 of
them are admins
L1014[10:09:32] <Inari> Turtle: sounds
like MC
L1015[10:09:33] <Izaya> one of the people
that took an admin job
L1016[10:09:40] <Turtle> This is just me
being salty here, the admins are retarded
L1017[10:09:42] <Izaya> had to change
their username
L1018[10:09:54] <Izaya> because their
username contained 'lego'
L1019[10:09:59] <Inari> lol
L1020[10:10:08] <Turtle> I mean that's a
trademark issue, that's somewhat fair
L1021[10:10:09] <gamax92> >_>
what's wrong with that
L1022[10:10:13] <gamax92> well, i
guess
L1023[10:10:23] <Turtle> but banning
literally every voxel game because it might cause some players to
go buy minecraft
L1024[10:10:35] <Turtle> THAT, is dumb,
especially when at the peak of the F2p minecraft clone rush
L1025[10:10:40] <Inari>
"LegoNigga420 changed their name to MMNigga420"
L1026[10:10:44] <Izaya> holy FUCK that's
gory
L1027[10:11:31] <Izaya> I
L1028[10:11:35] <Izaya> I liked that
character
L1029[10:11:48] <Izaya> and damn the way
graphics don't suck
L1030[10:11:49] <Inari> ?
L1031[10:12:00] <Inari> the heck are you
talking about
L1032[10:12:01] <Izaya> you could see
his... internals
L1033[10:12:05] <Izaya> Inari, Until
Dawn
L1034[10:12:09] <Kodos> Welp
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L1036[10:12:23] <Inari> ^wat
L1037[10:12:31] <dangranos> рььь
L1038[10:12:34] <dangranos> *hmmm
L1039[10:12:37] <gamax92> hello
dangranos
L1040[10:12:39] <dangranos> hi
L1041[10:12:46] <nxsupert>
Kon'nichiwa.
L1042[10:12:48] <gamax92> Yall broke
Kodos
L1043[10:13:04] <dangranos> i want to try
to write a fs..
L1044[10:13:06] <dangranos> again
L1045[10:13:09] *
Inari throws nxsupert into the closest hotspring
L1046[10:13:11] <gamax92> what kind of
filesystem
L1047[10:13:21] <dangranos> for OC?
L1048[10:13:24] <gamax92> >_>
L1049[10:13:24] <nxsupert> ?????
L1050[10:13:25] <gamax92> what kind of
filesystem
L1051[10:13:38] <nxsupert> Why
Inari?
L1052[10:13:45] <gamax92> Inari is being
lewd with you
L1053[10:13:46] <dangranos> at least
block filesystem
L1054[10:13:53] <dangranos> with
directories
L1055[10:13:57] <Inari> gamax92:
block-based fs
L1056[10:13:58] <dangranos> not cow
L1057[10:14:00] <Inari> as in
L1058[10:14:02] <Inari> ingame
blocks
L1059[10:14:03] <Inari> Kappa
L1060[10:14:06] <dangranos> hmm
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L1062[10:14:19] <gamax92> Inari: I
already did that
L1063[10:14:23] <dangranos> Inari: that
would require a lot of robots
L1064[10:14:26] <dangranos> or
redstone
L1065[10:14:29] <gamax92> or a debug
card
L1066[10:14:29] <dangranos> or debug
card
L1067[10:14:34] <dangranos> ha!
L1068[10:14:41] <gamax92> nope. checking
logs
L1069[10:14:43] <Turtle>
(17:20:12)<gamax92>or a debug card
(17:20:13)<dangranos>or debug card
L1070[10:14:51] <dangranos> oh
L1071[10:15:01] <dangranos> damn
L1072[10:15:02] <Turtle> dangranos You
are the one who has been "ha!"'d
L1073[10:15:05] <gamax92> ha!
L1074[10:15:06] <Mimiru> Can
confirm.
L1075[10:15:08] <Inari> irc doesnt
support guarnateed order
L1076[10:15:12] <Inari> so doesnt really
matter
L1077[10:15:19] <gamax92> it does to not
the sender
L1078[10:15:22] <Turtle> But muh internet
ego? :P
L1079[10:15:45] <dangranos> maybe with
journaling
L1080[10:15:49] <dangranos> because
whynot
L1081[10:16:07] <Inari> gamax92: does
not
L1082[10:16:12] <gamax92> how so
L1083[10:16:50] <dangranos> um
L1084[10:17:10] <dangranos> how the hell
ext has unlimited filename length?
L1085[10:17:23] <Izaya> dangranos, read
filename until null?
L1086[10:17:26] <dangranos> ...it stores
the length of it somewhere, doesn't it?
L1087[10:17:38] <dangranos> Izaya: waste
of a byte for null
L1088[10:17:45] <gamax92> and?
L1089[10:18:04] <dangranos> oh
L1090[10:18:06] <dangranos>
nevermind
L1091[10:18:09] <Izaya> dangranos, waste
of multiple bytes for huge filename
L1092[10:18:15] <dangranos> i was loking
at wrong column
L1093[10:18:21] <dangranos> that was file
path
L1094[10:18:49] <ds84182> Store the file
data base64 encoded as the file name
L1095[10:18:56] <ds84182> And the file
name in the file data
L1096[10:19:09] <Inari> gamax92: dunno
there were some edge cases with that or osmething
L1097[10:19:09] <Lizzy>
"<Inari> irc doesnt support guarnateed order" if we
were all on the same server, that'd be false but since we're all on
different servers the messages will get to people at different
times (probably)
L1098[10:19:14] <Lizzy> anyway, back to
gmod
L1099[10:19:21] <Inari> Lizzy: yeah that
for example
L1100[10:19:21] <Inari> :P
L1101[10:19:38] <dangranos>
"ReNTFS"
L1102[10:20:12] <dangranos> that thing is
damn huge
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L1104[10:20:52] <Inari> not bieng able to
yawn properly is annoying
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L1106[10:22:08] <gamax92> why can't you
yawn properly
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L1108[10:22:18] <gamax92> are you in a
face cast?
L1109[10:22:34] <Izaya> I fucking knew
it
L1110[10:22:42] <Izaya> Rami Malek voices
Josh in Until Dawn
L1111[10:24:07] <Turtle> grr I still
can't figure out how to spawn a structure on world gen xD
L1112[10:24:22] <Turtle> what I keep
running into is things spawning stuff in the overworld, oops.
L1113[10:27:23] <asie> okay
L1114[10:27:31] <asie> Computronics audio
cables now have a real API and Immibis' Microblocks support
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L1116[10:31:40] <Turtle> asie: ooo
shiny
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L1119[10:32:28] <gamax92> asie: so we can
connect an audio card to a speaker now?
L1120[10:33:10] <asie> not yet
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L1126[10:35:07] <gamax92> well
then.
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L1131[10:39:26] <Turtle> ... now to
figure out why my generator is not being used in the
dimension
L1132[10:41:46] <asie> Vexatos: GET T
ORELEASING
L1133[10:41:59] <Vexatos> huh
L1134[10:42:01] <Vexatos> oh
L1135[10:42:07] <Vexatos> brb reading
code
L1136[10:42:07] <asie> Vexatos: audio API
done
L1137[10:42:12] <asie> immibis'
microblocks support done
L1138[10:43:09] <Vexatos> you shouldn't
have implemented stuff in the API
L1139[10:43:14] <Vexatos> I'd do it like
Forestry
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L1141[10:43:20] <Vexatos> and just have
an interface in the API
L1142[10:43:32] <asie> uh
L1143[10:43:34] <asie> i had to
L1144[10:43:39] <asie> AudioPackets need
a fair amount of abstracted away code
L1145[10:43:53] <Vexatos> ugh
L1146[10:44:00] <asie>
AudioPacketRegistry could have its implemenation thrown out outside
the API
L1147[10:44:02] <asie> other things
can't
L1148[10:44:37] <asie> if i want to let
people create custom AudioPacket types
L1149[10:44:39] <asie> (which I
do!)
L1150[10:44:44] <Vexatos> why didn't you
tell me you were streaming ;_;
L1151[10:44:44] <ds84182> asie: maybe the
audio card stuff that gamax92 keeps poking you with?
L1152[10:45:54] <asie> Nah.
L1153[10:50:11] <Vexatos> sooo does
anyone in here know how to PostScript? >_>
L1154[10:52:02] <reinei> PostScript
/should/ be OK to learn, right?
L1156[10:55:32] <Vexatos> reinei, I need
to find a way to merge two arcs together :/
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L1158[10:56:11] <asie> Vexatos: don't
forget to release AsieLib too
L1159[10:56:25] <Vexatos> asie: Of
course
L1160[10:56:30] <Vexatos> currently
downloading forestry 4.2
L1161[10:56:33] <Vexatos> to merge my 4.2
branch in
L1162[10:57:34] <reinei> so Vex you need
to draw two arcs that form a sort of Venn diagram with the
overlapping part being hidden?
L1163[10:57:59] <Vexatos> Basically, I
have a crescent shape made of two arcs
L1164[10:58:09] <Vexatos> and I want to
connect them so I can fill the space inbetween with colour
L1165[10:58:41] <Vexatos> but what you
said would work as well
L1167[10:59:12] <_habnabit> is there a
way to observe/measure liquid flow rate?
L1168[10:59:27] <reinei> says that you
could try arc closepath arcn closepath fill
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L1170[11:00:35] <reinei> btw who made
that opencomputers atom language package?
L1171[11:00:40] <reinei> was it
leo?
L1172[11:01:00] <gamax92> who
L1173[11:01:16] <reinei> leo_vert o (ping
avoidance ftw)
L1174[11:01:29] <gamax92> who
L1175[11:01:37] <Inari> leo
L1176[11:01:43] <gamax92> :<
L1177[11:01:54] <gamax92> y u do
this
L1178[11:02:17] <Inari> leo
L1179[11:03:03] <Vexatos> reinei, ehm I
saw that
L1180[11:03:03] <Vexatos> but
L1181[11:03:05] <Vexatos> well
L1182[11:03:11] <Vexatos> it would
work
L1183[11:03:50] <Vexatos> if one arc was
inside another
L1184[11:03:54] <Vexatos> but in this
case it isn't
L1185[11:04:00] <Vexatos> and it would
draw two crescents
L1186[11:04:24] <reinei> I have no idea
anymore what you are trying to do
L1187[11:05:09] <Vexatos> let me get an
example
L1188[11:05:13] <reinei> for me, drawing
a cresent basically means drawing one half circle and then drawing
another slightly larger half circle to make it cresent
L1190[11:06:33] <Vexatos> this is what
happens
L1191[11:07:02] <asie> make the circle
not remove intersection
L1192[11:07:03] <Inari> pretty
L1193[11:07:05] <asie> but simply be
solid
L1194[11:07:09] <asie> or better
yet
L1195[11:07:11] <reinei> I see
L1196[11:07:13] <asie> remove
everything
L1197[11:07:26] <Vexatos> ?
L1198[11:07:57] <reinei> Vex what happens
when you do arc arcn closepath fill?
L1199[11:08:21] <Vexatos> same as
this
L1200[11:08:27] <Vexatos> this being arc
closepath arcn closepath fill
L1201[11:08:45] <reinei> also, why are
you drawing full circles
L1202[11:09:13] <Vexatos> Because this
makes the intersection smooth and I don't know how I would do it
otherwise
L1203[11:09:28] <Vexatos> like, any way
to get where the first arc ends so I can connect a second one to
those points?
L1204[11:09:37] <reinei> you can
calculate the needed angles to draw from to
L1205[11:10:06] <reinei> trigonometry
should get you the answers
L1206[11:10:26] <reinei> I am currently
trying to rebind weechat keys so I cannot concentrate full
time
L1208[11:12:53] <Vexatos> mhm
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L1214[11:21:04] <Izaya> nxsupert, install
gentoo
L1215[11:21:20] <nxsupert> Whats
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L1218[11:22:05] <dobegor> guys plz make
whois on me and paste results
L1219[11:22:08] <dobegor> ty
L1220[11:22:56] <reinei> Vexatos what are
you using PostScript for anyway?
L1222[11:24:15] <dobegor> Mimiru:
thanks
L1223[11:24:24] <dobegor> (testing my irc
client)
L1224[11:24:35] <reinei> because I might
actually solve your problem for you ...
L1225[11:24:42] <reinei> at least
mathematically
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L1228[11:30:07] <Vexatos> reinei, making
a logo for Selene based on the one for Lua >_>
L1229[11:30:16] <Vexatos> which is a
postscript file
L1230[11:30:51] <reinei> x y angl
angl+180 arc x+dx y+dy 0 360 arc closepath fill should work
L1231[11:31:02] <reinei> here x y dx and
dy are your current values
L1232[11:31:28] <Vexatos> mhm
L1233[11:31:31] <reinei> and angl is the
angle from the lower end of the first arc to the horizontal line
through the middle of the circle
L1234[11:31:58] <reinei> that way you
will only draw the half circle you actually need
L1235[11:32:19] <Vexatos> so x y are the
coordinates of the first centre
L1236[11:32:27] <Vexatos> and dx dy are
the offset of the second?
L1237[11:32:32] <reinei> yes
L1238[11:32:39] <Vexatos> let's try
this
L1239[11:33:06] <reinei> don'T forget
that x+dx won't work in postscript as its x dx + xD
L1240[11:33:20] <Vexatos> x dx add
L1241[11:33:24] <reinei> or that
L1242[11:33:29] <Vexatos> it's
postscript, I know how stacks work :P
L1243[11:33:42] <Vexatos> and... I
actually should be able to calculate even the angle between
them+
L1244[11:33:46] <reinei> didn't you make
that robot stack language
L1245[11:33:52] <Vexatos> Cruor made
it
L1246[11:33:58] <reinei> fair
enough
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L1248[11:41:24] <Vexatos> damnit
L1249[11:41:31] <Vexatos> why doesn't
postscript have an acos
L1250[11:41:41] <reinei> it
doesn't?
L1251[11:41:52] <reinei> does it have
asin?
L1252[11:42:18] <Vexatos> nope
L1253[11:42:20] <Vexatos> only atan
L1254[11:42:29] <Vexatos> how does I even
calculate angles now ;_;
L1256[11:43:17] <reinei> do a find
acos
L1257[11:43:21] <reinei> it has a
definition
L1258[11:51:02] <reinei> hey has anyone
made a language support for opencomputers in atom yet?
L1259[11:51:20] <reinei> I know of a cc
package, but not of a oc one
L1260[11:52:23] <Turtle> as in, the text
editor?
L1261[11:52:31] <reinei> yes atom the
editor by github
L1262[11:52:34] <Cruor> Vexatos: where
what when
L1263[11:53:05] <reinei> Cruor we were
talking about your turtle/robot stack language
L1264[11:53:14] <reinei> but just
briefly
L1265[11:53:27] <Vexatos> well that
didn't work at all
L1266[11:53:34] <reinei> lol
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L1269[11:55:18] <Michi> Taking Eos down
to upgrade the VM software.
L1270[11:56:17] <Vexatos> reinei, the
angle is 45° and uuuh
L1271[11:56:18] <Vexatos> well
L1273[11:57:21] <reinei> two closepaths
maybe? xD
L1274[11:57:36] <Vexatos> no difference
>_>
L1275[11:58:02] <reinei> also it would
appear that you need -deg and have deg be the angle between the
vertical divider
L1276[11:58:07] <reinei> stupid
conventions
L1277[11:58:15] <reinei> or actually
no
L1278[11:58:20] <reinei> the conventio
nis correct
L1279[11:58:48] <reinei> the angle is
just measured from the horizontal line to the TOP LEFT start not
the bottom right one -.-
L1280[11:58:58] <reinei> xDD
L1281[11:59:07] <Vexatos> sooo what do I
need to change?
L1282[11:59:16] *
Vexatos is stupid
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L1288[12:34:37] <Vexatos> that just made
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L1290[12:35:09] <reinei> basically use
-0.633883-0.05 as x and y for the second arc
L1291[12:35:26] <reinei> (or make that a
+0.05, not sure which one will work)
L1292[12:35:45] <reinei> wait a second
thats total bullshit xD
L1293[12:37:06] <Vexatos> hmm
L1294[12:37:07] <Vexatos> well
L1295[12:37:09] <Vexatos> here's
this
L1296[12:37:10] <reinei> 0.633883-0.05 is
x and y
L1297[12:37:13] <reinei> or
something
L1298[12:37:15] <Vexatos> to get the
position of the points
L1299[12:37:23] <reinei> I have to go,
will help later
L1300[12:37:35] <reinei> sorry xD
L1301[12:37:39] <Vexatos> I do x =
x(circle) + sin(myangle)
L1302[12:37:40] <Vexatos> soooo
L1303[12:37:56] <Vexatos> + r* sin
L1304[12:37:59] <Vexatos> I mean
L1305[12:37:59] <Vexatos> >_>
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L1310[13:00:57] <Vexatos> OH GOSH
DANGIT
L1311[13:01:05] <Vexatos> I AM SOOO
CLOSE
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L1313[13:05:29] <Alissa> Vexatos: what
are you teeing to calculate?
L1314[13:05:34] <Alissa> Trying*
L1315[13:05:45] <Vexatos> just read up
P:
L1316[13:06:12] <Alissa> Phone doesn't
have that much backlog
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L1318[13:07:41] <Vexatos> the
intersection points of two circles ;_;
L1319[13:15:47] <Alissa> I suppose you
could calculate the points of the two circles and find two
intersecting, equal points. But what would you do after that?
L1320[13:16:15] <Vexatos> I... I really
just need the angles to those points from the two circles :P
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L1322[13:18:45] <reinei> Vexatos, after
pondering about Life the Universe and Everything I came to the
conclusion thta I have absolutely no idea about how arc knows the
expected radius xD
L1323[13:19:09] <reinei> ahh duh
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L1325[13:19:47] <Alissa> Well, I failed
trig so I can't be of much help
L1326[13:20:01] <reinei> Alissa I solved
it using analytical geometry
L1327[13:20:18] <reinei> and I'd love to
see the output of following command:
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L1329[13:22:27] <reinei> -0.25 -0.25 1.25
135 315 arc closepath -0.05 -0.05 0.967 315 135 arc closepath
<color> fill
L1330[13:22:42] <reinei> s/135 arc/135
arcn/
L1331[13:22:42] <Kibibyte> <reinei>
-0.25 -0.25 1.25 135 315 arc closepath -0.05 -0.05 0.967 315 135
arcn closepath <color> fill
L1332[13:23:00] <reinei> the second set
of angles is wrong but still
L1333[13:23:18] <Vexatos> let's see
L1335[13:25:03] <reinei> lol
L1336[13:25:35] <reinei> why is there an
apparent third circle
L1337[13:25:45] <gamax92> Vexatos: do you
even postscript
L1338[13:25:55] <Vexatos> gamax92, I
don't
L1339[13:26:04] <gamax92> lrn2ps
scrub
L1340[13:26:23] <reinei> I hate not being
able to translate equations to programming due to design
L1341[13:30:25] <gamax92> MATTEL
ELETRONIKS PREZENTZ, BIII SEVINTEEN BAWLMER
L1342[13:30:33] <asie> BIII SEVINTEEN
BAWLMER
L1343[13:33:09] <Vexatos> HOLY SH
L1344[13:33:12] <Vexatos> this seems to
work
L1345[13:33:34] <reinei> at least trial
and error seems to have worked for you
L1346[13:33:40] <Vexatos> damnit not
really
L1347[13:33:52] <Vexatos> it's just very
close
L1348[13:36:37] <reinei> my math is not
on its normal level and so it broke down
L1349[13:37:01] <reinei> sorry just try
around
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L1351[13:52:42] <Vexatos> Or I'll just do
it like lua and have a white background ;_;
L1352[13:53:06] <Vexatos> spent 4 hours
on this so far
L1353[13:53:14] <Vexatos> I think I have
more important stuff to do :(
L1354[13:53:29] <reinei> just use a
different fill color?
L1355[13:54:57] <Vexatos> what
L1356[13:55:35] <reinei> when you draw a
WHITE circle on top, use a different color and you can have a
different background color
L1357[13:55:56] <Vexatos> Of course
L1358[13:56:10] <Vexatos> but I'd rather
have none at all
L1359[13:56:20] <Vexatos> which is why I
wanted to do this
L1360[13:56:45] <ds84182> Awwyis, async
file handling
L1361[13:57:32] <Vexatos> asie, are we
ready to release?
L1362[13:57:54] <reinei> who was making
the oc OS amie again? was it Izaya?
L1363[13:57:55] <ds84182>
fs.open(ps.getCurrentProcess(), "/init.lua",
"r"):after(function(handle)
fs.close(ps.getCurrentProcess(), handle) end) is best code
L1364[13:58:05] <Vexatos> WHAT THE
FISH
L1365[13:58:08] <Izaya> yes
L1366[13:58:10] <Vexatos> cinnamon is
using 1.2 GB
L1367[13:58:11] <Vexatos> ;_;
L1368[13:58:19] <Izaya> Vexatos, use
like
L1369[13:58:24] <Izaya> anything
else
L1370[13:58:27] <ds84182> Vexatos: Use
xfce4
L1371[13:58:31] <asie> Vexatos: i think
so
L1372[13:58:33] <asie> not sure
L1373[13:58:37] <Vexatos> rebooted, it
uses 120 now ;_;
L1374[13:58:39] <Izaya> excluding KDE,
GNOME and Unity
L1375[13:58:49] <ds84182> Izaya: So...
xfce4
L1376[13:58:52] <ds84182> ( ͡ಠ ͜ʖ
͡ಠ)
L1377[13:58:59] <Izaya> ds84182, there's
other options
L1378[13:59:03] <Izaya> like
L1379[13:59:13] <Izaya> xfce4 with
whiskermenu
L1380[13:59:17] <Vexatos> asie: All bug
reports regarding audio will be directed towards you :3
L1381[13:59:18] <Vexatos> have fun
L1382[13:59:27] <Izaya> lxde even?
L1383[13:59:35] <Izaya> windowmaker is
cool
L1384[13:59:40] <Temia> xfce4 \o/
L1385[13:59:50] <Turtle> ... ugh I give
up trying to figure out this one myself, where is a
worldgenerator's (IWorldGenerator) generate method called?
L1386[14:00:00] <Izaya> apparently it
tends to idle around 10M
L1387[14:01:16] <reinei> so Izaya how far
is amie then?
L1388[14:01:36] <Izaya> further than the
rewrite
L1389[14:01:42] <reinei> I need a oc os
to do completely useless and overcomplicated stuff no one will ever
sue
L1390[14:01:43] <Izaya> IIRC it's
semi-usable
L1391[14:01:44] <reinei> use*
L1392[14:03:22] <Izaya> oh what the fuck,
is this book in 9x15 or something?
L1393[14:05:21] <gamax92> yas
L1394[14:05:46] <reinei> ok now to
getting something to do -.-
L1395[14:06:07] <Temia> Hey Asie, do you
have anything written up on your graphics implementation?
L1396[14:07:04] <asie> Temia: I
hajd
L1397[14:07:06] <asie> had8
L1398[14:07:08] <asie> had**
L1399[14:07:10] <asie> but I lost the
link
L1400[14:07:14] <Temia> orz
L1401[14:08:45] <gamax92> what is
"orz"
L1402[14:11:14] <reinei> can't there be a
problem for me to fix right now? I am bored
L1403[14:13:14] <Vexatos> In other
news
L1404[14:13:16] <Vexatos> get hyped
L1405[14:13:21] <Vexatos> because
Computronics 1.6 is out now ;_;
L1406[14:13:30] <reinei> changing
what?
L1407[14:13:57] <Vexatos> the way you
perceive the world
L1408[14:14:25] <Temia> what's in
it?
L1409[14:14:35] <reinei> ok
L1410[14:14:45] <reinei> so, will I be
able to see in 4D now?
L1411[14:14:52] <Vexatos> asie: Would you
mind making a short video showing the new stuff :3
L1412[14:15:04] <Vexatos> gfycat isn't
really good to show sound
L1413[14:15:05] <Vexatos> :P
L1414[14:15:05] <reinei> or will it make
me unable to percieve more than 2 dimensions at once?
L1415[14:15:34] <Turtle> Vexatos are you
saying you don't have synesthesia?
L1416[14:15:47] <reinei> Turtle are you
saying you do?
L1417[14:15:51] <asie> Vexatos:
Later.
L1418[14:15:57] <Turtle>
[that'sthejoke]
L1419[14:16:50] <Turtle> ... does github
have a search in files? I might as well search through RFTool's
github repo where IWorldGenerator.generate is called
L1420[14:17:10] <reinei> Turtle, whats
your IDE?
L1421[14:17:54] <Turtle> Intellij, I can
just download the repo and search in files fine, was wondering if
there was an on-website function
L1422[14:18:12] <reinei> if you are
writing your own mod, do a simple find usages
L1423[14:18:26] <reinei> on the interface
IntelliJ will find it
L1424[14:18:27] <Turtle> That doesn't
work for some reason, probably because :MOJANG:
L1425[14:18:54] <Turtle> I nuked world
generation somewhere in my dimension (Which is great, because space
is a void, but not so great as it also nukes structure generation I
implement)
L1426[14:21:57] <Turtle> Yep it's
literally the first hit
L1427[14:21:59] <reinei> Turtle is there
a way to see your code?
L1428[14:22:04] <reinei> or that
L1429[14:22:15] <Turtle> I have a custom
chunkprovider which does not call worldgenerators
L1431[14:23:54] <Turtle> reinei, also,
not (yet), I want to have most functionality online before I accept
the doom that is having others see my badcode
L1432[14:25:42] <reinei> soo bored right
now
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L1434[14:31:38] <ds84182> gamax92: Define
audio card so I can hack up an implementation or something
L1435[14:31:46] <MrWonderful2016> how
does the shell execute command work?
L1436[14:33:19] <MrWonderful2016> I want
to use it to fork my program
L1437[14:34:23] <ds84182> Eh, maybe it's
documented on ocdoc
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L1440[14:34:58] <ds84182> "Runs the
specified command. This runs the default shell (see
os.getenv("SHELL")) and passes the command to
it."
L1441[14:35:50] <MrWonderful2016> can you
give an example of how it would be used to execute a program
L1442[14:36:24] <reinei> probably
<whatever you need in front + .>execute('edit
test.lua')
L1443[14:36:41] <ds84182>
shell.execute("ls or whatever")
L1444[14:41:21] <MrWonderful2016> what
would you need in front
L1445[14:41:55] <MrWonderful2016> if I
want to say, open a program called foo
L1446[14:42:00] <MrWonderful2016> using
shell.execute
L1447[14:42:03] <reinei> ^^ its
shell.execute('ls')
L1448[14:42:14] <reinei> then its
shell.execute('foo')
L1449[14:42:19] <Lizzy> #lua 20 <
30
L1450[14:42:19] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L1451[14:42:21] <MrWonderful2016>
ah
L1452[14:42:24] <Lizzy> #lua 20 >
30
L1453[14:42:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
false
L1454[14:42:33] <ds84182> Lizzy: Are you
checking your sanity?
L1455[14:42:35] <reinei> I just said
'<whatever you need in front>' because I didn't know you
needed shell
L1456[14:42:50] <reinei> #lua {} >
1
L1457[14:42:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to compare number with
table
L1458[14:43:12] <MrWonderful2016> is
0xDEADBEEF a bot?
L1459[14:43:15] <reinei> #lua {1} +
{2}
L1460[14:43:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to perform arithmetic on a
table value
L1461[14:43:20] <Mimiru> Yes...
L1462[14:43:20] <Lizzy> ds84182, just
trying to remember math
L1463[14:43:23] <ds84182> reinei: This is
Lua, not JS
L1464[14:43:23] <reinei> no he execute
everything you send him
L1465[14:43:32] <reinei> ds84182: it was
worth a try
L1466[14:43:42] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
1+2
L1467[14:43:43] <ds84182> #lua
"a" < "b"
L1468[14:43:47] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3
L1469[14:43:47] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L1470[14:43:58] *
ds84182 slaps vifino with a laggy bot
L1471[14:43:58] *
vifino dusts off a kitchen towel and slaps it at
ds84182
L1472[14:43:58] *
EnderBot2 grabs Ender's Katana and slices ds84182 in
half
L1473[14:43:59] <reinei> #lua 'a' +
2
L1474[14:43:59] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to perform arithmetic on a
string value
L1475[14:44:03] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
ls
L1476[14:44:03] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1477[14:44:17] <ds84182> #lua '2' +
'6'
L1478[14:44:17] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
8.0
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L1480[14:44:29] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
edit
L1481[14:44:29] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1482[14:44:43] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
function scandir(directory) local i, t, popen = 0, {}, io.popen for
filename in popen('ls -a "'..directory..'"'):lines() do i
= i + 1 t[i] = filename end return t end
L1483[14:44:43] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1484[14:44:51] <reinei> yeah the only
problem with not having a char value is the fact that you cannot do
'1' + 2 to get '3'
L1485[14:44:59] <reinei> MrWonderful2016:
its sandboxed
L1486[14:45:24] <MrWonderful2016>
yeah
L1487[14:45:45] <MrWonderful2016> I was
just curious if any apis are in the sandboxed lua VM
L1488[14:46:02] <ds84182> #lua
os.clock()
L1489[14:46:02] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
180.503555
L1490[14:46:04] <ds84182> #lua
os.clock()
L1491[14:46:04] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
180.505559
L1492[14:46:12] <reinei> os is a standard
lua api
L1493[14:46:13] <ds84182> Hmm.. optimized
CPU time
L1494[14:46:35] <reinei> lol answered to
the requests of the wrong person
L1495[14:47:11] <reinei> too bad you
can't pm DEADBEEF yet
L1496[14:47:18] <MrWonderful2016> you
can
L1497[14:47:22] <MrWonderful2016> I just
tried
L1498[14:47:25] <MrWonderful2016> it
works
L1499[14:47:33] <reinei> do you need a
#lua then?
L1500[14:47:39] <MrWonderful2016>
yes
L1501[14:47:40] <ds84182> reinei:
Yes
L1502[14:48:46] <Turtle> It's been a
while since I implemented an irc connection, but, doesn't IRC
handle PMs somewhat alike a 2-user channel?
L1503[14:49:02] <reinei> I think it
does
L1504[14:49:10] <Mimiru> basically
L1505[14:49:16] <reinei> also,
|0xDEADBEEF| uses hastebin for long outputs?
L1506[14:49:32] <reinei> #lua
print(_G.m)
L1507[14:49:32] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7fa90c04e2a0 | nil
L1508[14:49:44] <reinei> #lua
print(_G.a)
L1509[14:49:45] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7fa90c04b230 | nil
L1510[14:49:49] <ds84182> #lua
("f"):rep(1025)
L1512[14:50:06] <MrWonderful2016> oh
yeah
L1513[14:50:14] <MrWonderful2016> it
supports loadstring
L1514[14:50:35] <reinei> the following
things are exposed through _G:
L1516[14:50:55] <reinei> also it funny to
see _G.nil
L1517[14:51:05] <ds84182> #lua
_G["nil"]
L1518[14:51:05] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1519[14:51:05] <reinei> #lua
print(_G[nil])
L1520[14:51:05] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1521[14:51:25] <reinei> #lua
print(_G.this)
L1522[14:51:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
print(_G.this) | nil
L1523[14:51:36] <reinei> #lua
print(_G['this'])
L1524[14:51:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
print(_G['this']) | nil
L1525[14:51:43] <reinei> what the?!
L1526[14:51:50] <reinei> does normal lua
allow that too?
L1527[14:51:59] <ds84182> reinei:
...
L1528[14:52:08] <ds84182> I can tell you
changed the value of _G.this in a pm
L1529[14:52:18] <reinei> I didn't
xD
L1530[14:52:29] <reinei> I printed that
list I posted in a pm
L1531[14:52:31] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
print("hi") && print("bye")
L1532[14:52:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: unexpected symbol near '&'
L1533[14:52:37] <reinei> its and
L1534[14:52:44] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
print("hi") | print("bye")
L1535[14:52:44] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > hi |
bye | [string "lua"]:1: attempt to perform bitwise
operation on a nil value
L1536[14:52:50] <reinei> #lua print('hi')
and print('bye')
L1537[14:52:50] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > hi |
nil
L1538[14:52:58] <reinei> #lua print('hi')
or print('bye')
L1539[14:52:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > hi |
bye | nil
L1540[14:53:25] <ds84182> Oh
L1541[14:53:25] <MrWonderful2016> can you
put conditionals in there
L1542[14:53:26] <ds84182> Wai
L1543[14:53:27] <ds84182> t
L1544[14:53:32] <MrWonderful2016> like if
then statements
L1545[14:53:33] <ds84182> reinei: It's
something vifino added
L1546[14:53:35] <ds84182> in the
sandbox
L1547[14:53:40] <reinei> MrWonderful2016:
theoretically
L1548[14:53:41] <ds84182> I forgot about
that
L1549[14:53:45] <ds84182> #lua
channel
L1550[14:53:45] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
#oc
L1551[14:53:49] <ds84182> #lua nick
L1552[14:53:49] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
ds84182
L1553[14:53:57] <reinei> #lua randc
L1554[14:53:57] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2
L1555[14:53:59] <reinei> #lua randc
L1556[14:54:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2
L1557[14:54:04] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
"
L1558[14:54:04] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: unfinished string near
<eof>
L1559[14:54:12] <MrWonderful2016> lua
''
L1560[14:54:17] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
''
L1561[14:54:35] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
print ("hi")
L1562[14:54:35] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > hi |
nil
L1563[14:54:53] <reinei> so what happens
on #lua pcall(loadstring(_G.this)) ?
L1564[14:55:02] <ds84182> reinei: stack
overflow
L1565[14:55:14] <reinei> not even a stack
overflow prevention mechanism?
L1566[14:55:23] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
print ("hi"#lua pcall(loadstring(_G.this))
L1567[14:55:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: ')' expected near '#'
L1568[14:55:28] <ds84182> reinei: ... it
hits the stack overflow prevention mechanism
L1569[14:55:33] <reinei> ah ok
L1570[14:55:41] <Turtle> ooo,
interesting, I can't just set blocks in arbitrary chunks
L1571[14:55:48] <reinei> too bad you
can't make it into a proper tail call and hog CPU time
L1572[14:56:08] <reinei> Turtle you get
the x and z coordinates of the chunk your supposed to generate and
all non
L1573[14:56:12] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
getenv
L1574[14:56:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1575[14:56:13] <Turtle> yeah
L1576[14:56:15] <reinei> generated chunks
are inaccessible to you
L1577[14:56:16] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
getenvhdhdh
L1578[14:56:16] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1579[14:56:20] <Turtle> gotta grab
something to parse the schematic file format
L1580[14:56:21] <ds84182> However, vifino
didn't fix loadstring
L1581[14:56:23] <gamax92>
MrWonderful2016: are you broken
L1582[14:56:33] <MrWonderful2016>
no
L1583[14:56:38] <ds84182> He ported the
sandbox from 5.1 to 5.3 without setting load
L1584[14:56:39] <reinei> unless you trick
MC into generating that chunk
L1585[14:56:46] <ds84182> So loadstring
doesn't truely work
L1586[14:56:56] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
_VERSION
L1587[14:56:57] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Lua
5.3 Sandbox
L1588[14:56:57] <reinei> good to know we
are save from that at least
L1589[14:57:06] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
beep
L1590[14:57:06] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1234
L1591[14:57:27] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
_G
L1592[14:57:27] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7fa900023970
L1593[14:57:40] <reinei> #lua
_G._G._G._G
L1594[14:57:40] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7fa900023970
L1595[14:57:40] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
print(*)
L1596[14:57:40] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: unexpected symbol near '*'
L1597[14:57:48] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
print('*')
L1598[14:57:48] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > * |
nil
L1599[14:57:52] <gamax92> MrWonderful2016
is broken
L1600[14:58:00] *
reinei tries to fix MrWonderful2016
L1601[14:58:08] <gamax92> HIT HIM WITH A
WRENCH
L1602[14:58:09] <MrWonderful2016> what do
you mean by MrWonderful2016 is broken
L1603[14:58:22] <reinei> still bored to
death
L1604[14:58:32] <reinei> why do I always
join IRC when I am bored?
L1605[14:58:42] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
man error
L1606[14:58:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: syntax error near 'error'
L1607[14:58:45] <gamax92> By the
statement "MrWonderful2016 is broken" I mean that the
class extending Person labeled MrWonderful2016 is in a status of
Broken
L1608[14:59:02] <reinei> are you sure
they extend Person?
L1609[14:59:12] <reinei> I couldn't load
his Chunk of memory
L1610[14:59:24] <reinei>
s/his/their/
L1611[14:59:24] <Kibibyte> <reinei>
I couldn't load their Chunk of memory
L1612[14:59:42] <reinei> can't be sure
they are truly a he :)
L1613[14:59:54] <gamax92> ooh that's
clever
L1614[15:00:18] <gamax92> in pico8, you
can pass a program an empty string instead of using parenthesis, it
saves a token
L1615[15:00:45] <Inari> wat
L1616[15:00:48] <reinei> like doStuff ''
instead of dostuff()
L1617[15:00:51] <gamax92> yeah
L1618[15:01:01] <Inari> who uses ' for
strings ;-;
L1619[15:01:04] <reinei> kinda like in
lua, but lua would pass the string
L1620[15:01:05] <gamax92> many
people
L1621[15:01:15] <reinei> Inari: sorry I
recently did a lot of javascript dev
L1622[15:01:31] <Inari> i use " in
js
L1623[15:01:31] <Inari> xD
L1624[15:01:37] <gamax92> I use "
always
L1625[15:01:43] <reinei> I use `` in
js!
L1626[15:01:57] <reinei> because screw
internet explorer (and safari for that matter xD)
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L1628[15:05:32] <Turtle> hmm, is
.schematic still blockID only or is there a new de-facto
standard/
L1629[15:06:11] <MrWonderful2016> what on
earth does table: 0x7fa9000286d0 mean
L1630[15:06:23] <Turtle> It's just the
pointer
L1631[15:06:27] <MrWonderful2016>
yeah
L1632[15:06:40] <MrWonderful2016> but how
can I get the contents of the table
L1633[15:06:53] <reinei> what KIND of
contents?
L1634[15:06:58] <Turtle> access it
L1635[15:07:05] <Turtle>
TableName[index]
L1636[15:07:11] <reinei> a simple for k,_
in pairs(<table>) do print(k) end will
L1637[15:07:16] <reinei> give you all
keys
L1638[15:07:39] <reinei> #lua for k,_ in
pairs(_G) do print(k) end
L1640[15:07:46] <nxsupert> o/
L1641[15:07:57] <Turtle> ,_ is redundand
there
L1642[15:08:14] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
for k,_ in pairs(_G) do print(k) end
L1644[15:08:15] <Turtle> *redundant
L1645[15:08:17] <reinei> I am never quite
sure if I can drop this kind of stuff across languages
L1646[15:08:27] <Turtle> #lua for k in
pairs(_G) do print(k) end
L1648[15:08:31] <Turtle> ^ See
L1649[15:09:48] <MrWonderful2016> is
there a way to have it run a lua program rather than just a
shell
L1650[15:10:02] <Turtle> MrWonderful2016
how do you mean that?
L1651[15:10:25] <reinei> MrWonderful2016:
if you are OK with it running on your current ENV just do
dofile(filename)
L1652[15:10:42] ***
Daiyousei is now known as Lilly_Satou
L1653[15:10:49] <MrWonderful2016> I mean
on deadbeef
L1654[15:10:56] <reinei> can'T
L1655[15:11:03] <MrWonderful2016> I want
to be able to run a script I wrote
L1656[15:11:04] <reinei> security, I
guess
L1657[15:11:57] <Turtle> tbh, get your
own lua interpretator, I HIGHLY doubt deadbeef has a full OC
enviroment
L1658[15:12:13] <Turtle> if it does have
that, gimme, there are emulators to be written
L1659[15:12:45] <reinei> Turtle: it
doesn'T
L1660[15:12:52] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
while true do print("hi") end
L1662[15:13:06] <reinei> :P
L1663[15:13:27] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
while true do _VERSION end
L1664[15:13:27] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: syntax error near 'end'
L1665[15:13:38] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
while true do print(_VERSION) end
L1667[15:14:14] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
while true do beep end
L1668[15:14:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: syntax error near 'end'
L1669[15:14:25] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
while true do 1=1 end
L1670[15:14:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: unexpected symbol near '1'
L1671[15:14:28] <MrWonderful2016> #lua
while true do 1+1 end
L1672[15:14:28] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: unexpected symbol near '1'
L1673[15:14:59] <Lizzy> please stop
spamming the bot...
L1674[15:15:28] <MrWonderful2016> I will
use pm then
L1675[15:16:07] <Turtle> if someone cba
to write bit32 based on love2d's bit (I think it's just the lua 5.1
bit library), let me know, might hack together a few silly things,
otherwise, meh
L1676[15:16:44] <Turtle> going to make a
slightly up to date schematic format first
L1677[15:17:17] <reinei> whats so special
about love2d's bit lib?
L1678[15:23:03] <gamax92> love2d's bit
lib is luajit's
L1679[15:23:20] <Turtle> ^ It's
outdated
L1680[15:23:37] <gamax92> are you trying
to write an emulator in love2d?
L1681[15:23:41] <gamax92> cause
don't
L1682[15:23:44] <gamax92> it doesn't
work
L1683[15:23:45] <gamax92> I tried
L1684[15:24:00] <Turtle> no, I have just
loads and loads of old love2d code laying around I could hack
with
L1685[15:24:06] <Turtle> that said, why
did it not work? It should work
L1686[15:24:31] <gamax92> differences
between 5.2 and 5.1
L1687[15:24:40] <gamax92> even with
compatibility hacks
L1688[15:24:47] <gamax92> or
lua-compat5.2
L1689[15:24:48] <gamax92> or both
L1690[15:25:21] <gamax92> basically
openos would boot but the greeter would crash, and you'd run
various things and they'd either partially run or crash
L1691[15:25:37] <Turtle> isn't the basic
OC enviroment pretty barebones though?
L1692[15:25:43] <gamax92> TURTLE JUST
TRUST ME.
L1693[15:25:51] <reinei> NEVER
L1694[15:25:55] <gamax92> IM A
DOCTOR
L1695[15:26:10] <reinei> I only trust
engineers I can hit with a wrench
L1696[15:26:50]
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client closed)
L1697[15:28:04] <Turtle> uhh
L1698[15:28:10] <Turtle> Couldn't you
just launch eris?
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L1700[15:28:32] <Turtle> pretty sure I
have done very naughty things with lua's os.execute and some
network trickery in the past
L1701[15:28:42] <gamax92> >_>
L1702[15:29:24] <gamax92> also soundwire
is being a piece of shit agian, with super garbled audio
L1703[15:29:26] <gamax92> YOU HAVE ONE
JOB
L1704[15:29:50] <Turtle> gamax92: to make
whomever made it money
L1705[15:29:58] <gamax92> true
L1706[15:30:32] <gamax92> I gave it a
buffer size of 4800ms now
L1707[15:30:37] <gamax92> less
stutter
L1708[15:30:58] <gamax92> I say as it
becomes stutter again
L1709[15:32:30] <gamax92> I say as it
becomes stutter again
L1710[15:32:33] <gamax92> dfkjsdf
L1711[15:32:49] <gamax92> too much
opened, can't see what's focused
L1712[15:33:42] *
Inari bufferstutters gamax92
L1713[15:34:47] *
gamax92 dies
L1714[15:35:04] *
reinei revives gamax92
L1715[15:35:52] *
gamax92 undies
L1716[15:38:23] <nxsupert> o/
L1717[15:39:16] <gamax92> #lua
616596/44100/255
L1718[15:39:17] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.054830465519541
L1719[15:39:26] <gamax92> uuh.
L1720[15:39:38] <gamax92> oh, two
channels, and 16 bits.
L1721[15:39:40] <gamax92> #lua
616596/44100/255/2/2
L1722[15:39:41] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.013707616379885
L1723[15:40:02] <gamax92> #lua
1/0.013707616379885
L1724[15:40:02] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
72.952143705118
L1725[15:40:07] <gamax92> well ... that
also seems wrong.
L1726[15:40:49] <Inari> what are you even
doing
L1727[15:43:56] <gamax92> trying to fix
audio timing
L1728[15:44:11] <gamax92> I timed that at
255 speed, i get out 616596 bytes of audio
L1729[15:44:41] <gamax92> but truely, I
don't know how to map that to oscillator speed >_>
L1730[15:45:03] <reinei> #lua
616596/48000/255
L1731[15:45:03] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.050375490196078
L1732[15:45:10] <gamax92> 44100
L1733[15:45:25] <reinei> just making sure
its not like send at 48 and downscaled
L1734[15:45:45] <gamax92> its 44100
...
L1735[15:45:50] <reinei> #lua
616596*8/44100/255
L1736[15:45:50] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.43864372415633
L1737[15:45:55] <reinei> #lua
616596*8/44100
L1738[15:45:55] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
111.85414965986
L1739[15:46:00] <reinei> #lua
616596/44100
L1740[15:46:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
13.981768707483
L1741[15:46:17] <reinei> that number is
not what you would expect to happen
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L1743[15:52:00] <Lizzy> #lua a =
"123456789"; print(a:sub(1,1))
L1744[15:52:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1 |
nil
L1745[15:52:30] <Lizzy> #lua a =
"123456789"; print(a:sub(1,1)); a:sub(1,1) =
"s"; print(a)
L1746[15:52:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: syntax error near '='
L1747[15:52:37] <Lizzy> aww
L1748[15:52:41] <Lizzy> #lua a
L1749[15:52:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
123456789
L1750[15:52:45] <Lizzy> #lua a[2]
L1751[15:52:45] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1752[15:52:48] <Lizzy> hm
L1753[15:53:14] <ds84182> Lizzy: You
gotta do :sub magic in order to replace an index in a string
L1754[15:53:28] <reinei> :sub
magic?
L1755[15:53:56] <ds84182> #lua function
put(str, i, char) return str:sub(1,i-1)..char..str:sub(i) end
L1756[15:53:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1757[15:54:04] <ds84182> #lua
put("wat", 2, "e")
L1758[15:54:04] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
weat
L1759[15:54:09] <ds84182> #lua function
put(str, i, char) return str:sub(1,i-1)..char..str:sub(i+1)
end
L1760[15:54:09] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1761[15:54:10] <ds84182> #lua
put("wat", 2, "e")
L1762[15:54:11] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
wet
L1763[15:54:52] <reinei> I thought you
were going to show some cool magic trick like python[1:5] = ..
stuff and such
L1764[15:55:07] <ds84182> reinei:
Nope!
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L1766[15:58:11] <nxsupert> Does anyone
know if LWJGL can run on ARM?
L1767[15:58:40] <Lizzy> ds84182, was just
testing stuff for it
L1768[15:59:41] <reinei> nxsupert: ARM as
in ARM driver? should be if it has the required OpenGL libs
L1769[16:00:21] <nxsupert> Well. I am
wondering if I can get it to work on a RPi2
L1770[16:00:26] <ds84182> nxsupert:
Nope
L1771[16:00:32] <ds84182> RPi2 uses
GLES
L1772[16:00:42] <ds84182> LWJGL uses
desktop GL
L1773[16:00:45] <nxsupert> Oh yea.
L1774[16:00:50] <nxsupert> Well.
L1775[16:01:02] <ds84182> nxsupert: You
could use libgdx
L1776[16:01:12] <ds84182> Probably
L1777[16:01:57] <nxsupert> Doesn't
matter. I was going to see if I could get normal MC to run.
L1778[16:02:20] <ds84182> nxsupert: lel,
I tried to do something similar for Android
L1779[16:02:23] <reinei> definitely
nope
L1780[16:02:23] <ds84182> I didn't get
far
L1781[16:02:31] <nxsupert> I don't
particularly feel like changing the entire MC engine.
L1782[16:02:35] <reinei> ah god that was
a bad word to write xD
L1783[16:03:08] <nxsupert> Well. Back to
messing with linux frame buffers.
L1784[16:03:33] <reinei> I'ma go to bed
cya all
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L1786[16:06:24] <ds84182> The OS I've
been working on since yesterday still doesn't have any graphical
output onto the screen
L1787[16:09:43] <nxsupert> OC OS? Or
really OS?
L1788[16:09:59] <nxsupert>
s/really/real
L1789[16:09:59] <Kibibyte>
<nxsupert> OC OS? Or real OS?
L1790[16:11:50] <ds84182> nxsupert: OC
OS
L1791[16:12:06] <ds84182> I was planning
on making a real OS out of the idea sometime soon
L1792[16:12:25] <ds84182> I can't even
use Linux as a base because of how different it is
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L1795[16:21:48] <lperkins2> any easy way
to find out which library's sucking down my robot's memory?
L1796[16:21:48] <Mario_> any site staff
on right now?
L1797[16:22:53] <ds84182> lperkins2:
Nope
L1798[16:23:07] <Mario_> Is anyone having
trouble with the email verifacation
L1799[16:23:13] <Mimiru> Mario_, it
depends on what you need
L1800[16:23:16] <Mimiru> Ah..
L1801[16:23:40] <lperkins2> hm, I suppose
I could go through packages.loaded and delete them until the memory
frees...
L1802[16:24:02] <Mario_> as for some
reason I am not getting any email from the site even checked my
spam folder
L1804[16:24:13] <ds84182> EnderBot2:
pls
L1805[16:24:40] <Mimiru> Mario_,
username?
L1806[16:24:46] <Mario_>
MarioBrosFTW
L1807[16:25:21] <Mimiru> Validated,
please don't spam and get me in trouble. :D
L1808[16:25:39] <Mario_> thanks so much
<3
L1809[16:26:16] <lperkins2> what's the
best place to put code to define functions on startup?
L1810[16:26:25] <lperkins2> I'd like to
add some stuff to the global namespace
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L1813[16:28:13] <ds84182> lperkins2:
/boot
L1814[16:28:39] <ds84182> (number below
100)_[rest of the filename].lua
L1815[16:28:50] <ds84182> The number also
denotes the order it gets executed in
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L1817[16:29:58] <lperkins2> and that gets
sourced similarly to require('package')?
L1818[16:31:47] <ds84182> lperkins2:
Nope
L1819[16:32:05] <ds84182> Well
L1820[16:32:29] <ds84182> When you mean
sourced, do you mean "it gets put in package.loaded" or
what
L1821[16:33:35] <Inari> sauced
L1822[16:35:46] <lperkins2> I mean
functions declared there persist in the global namespace
L1823[16:36:10] <lperkins2> (assuming
they're not declared local)
L1824[16:36:29] <ds84182> Oh yeah
L1825[16:36:31] <ds84182> They
should
L1826[16:38:22] <lperkins2> I suppose if
they don't, I can stick em in /lib and just require them in
/boot
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L1829[16:51:37] <lperkins2> Vexatos, you
around?
L1830[16:52:01] <Vexatos> I am
L1831[16:52:50] <lperkins2> I'm going to
set up a git repo for some programs I'd like to include in
oppm
L1832[16:52:59] <lperkins2> anything I
should know going in?
L1833[16:54:04] <Vexatos> ~w oppm
L1835[16:54:06] <Vexatos> read that
L1836[16:54:13] <Vexatos> and ask any
questions you have :P
L1837[16:57:55] <lperkins2> I've already
gone through that, just wanted to make sure there wasn't another
page of stuff I was missing.
L1838[16:58:22] <Vexatos> well then
L1839[16:58:27] <Vexatos> do you want a
repo on OpenPrograms
L1840[16:58:30] <Vexatos> or do you have
your own
L1841[16:59:05] <lperkins2> I don't have
my own, but it's not like it's hard to make one,
L1842[16:59:15] <lperkins2> so I'm not
sure, whichever's easier
L1843[16:59:40] <Vexatos> Well
OpenPrograms one would be better I guess, then
L1844[16:59:45] <Vexatos> give me your
github username
L1845[16:59:56] <lperkins2>
perkinslr
L1846[17:01:44] <Vexatos> you should have
gotten an invitation
L1848[17:02:25] <Vexatos> now you should
be able to create a repo and call it something like
"<yourname>-Programs"
L1849[17:07:13] <lperkins2> done, I'm
setting stuff up now
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L1851[17:11:22] <lperkins2> I assume
["master/... refers to the branch involved?
L1852[17:11:46] <Vexatos> yea
L1853[17:22:38] <lperkins2>
repo="tree/master/somefolder"
L1854[17:22:53] <lperkins2> Significance
of tree?
L1855[17:25:28] <Vexatos> tree/ is just
part of the URL
L1856[17:26:11] <lperkins2> okay, so
leave it alone
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L1866[18:58:18] <lperkins2> Okay
programs.cfg and python should be good to go
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L1868[19:01:23] <lperkins2> okay, listing
my repo in /etc/oppm.cfg doesn't have it showing up, what am I
missing?
L1869[19:06:42] <lperkins2> Vexatos, you
still here?
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L1882[19:53:46] <lperkins2> Okay, I think
everything's set up, at least it seems to be working for me. I'll
see about adding the gml slave library later
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L1901[22:19:55] <v^> ds84182, inb4 you
run the script while im in here
L1902[22:20:11] <ds84182> lol
L1903[22:20:13] <ds84182> Oh god
L1904[22:20:22] <v^> hold on, lemme open
up #dragonweyr xD
L1905[22:21:02] <ds84182> Oh god no
L1906[22:21:08] <ds84182> inb4 Network
Ban
L1907[22:22:16] <v^> ds84182, well since
you basically own my computer you could get a SWAT team to show up
at my house
L1908[22:22:22] <v^> so im not really
afraid of a simple netban
L1909[22:22:39] <Izaya> how did you get
owned?
L1910[22:22:59] <v^> Izaya, i trust
ds84182 and vifino with admin access to ^v
L1911[22:23:09] <Izaya> oic
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L1913[22:23:30] <ds84182> I wouldn't do
that to a friend
L1915[22:23:37] <v^> > friend
L1916[22:23:40] <ds84182> Just... buy me
more dildos
L1917[22:23:45] <v^> lmaio
L1918[22:23:53] <ds84182> BUY ME MORE
JEWELRY
L1919[22:24:14] <v^> i wasnt lying about
only having $11 left tho :<
L1920[22:24:29] <v^> i wanted to buy 5
raspi zeros
L1921[22:24:43] <ds84182> ...
L1922[22:24:48] <ds84182> Why 5
L1923[22:25:02] <Izaya> how many RPi 0s
could I fit in a 24U networking rack
L1924[22:25:13] <v^> i need a few
L1925[22:25:18] <v^> for random
things
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L1927[22:25:37] <v^> basically just I2C
SPI and UART
L1928[22:27:29] <v^> also the rpi zeros
fit inside a vex cortex
L1929[22:27:41] <v^> ;) if you know what
im sayin
L1930[22:27:53] <v^> coprocessors
ftw
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