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L1[00:02:36] <Kodos> Okay, I'm just going to
assume that block analysis with the tablet geolyzer thinger is
broken because I've tried half a dozen things and nothing returns
except for 'tablet_use"
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L3[00:13:53] <Kodos> I know it doesn't make
sense, but I want to be able to put a tablet into a disk drive and
access the tablet's HDD
L4[00:14:03] <SF-MC> you can?
L5[00:14:08] <SF-MC> I thought that was a
thing
L6[00:14:12] <Kodos> YOu can put it in a
charger
L8[00:14:21] <Kodos> Ooooh, or a Tablet Dock
Tray
L9[00:14:24] <Kodos> That would be
neat
L10[00:14:28] <Kodos> Tablet access on a
rack
L11[00:16:00] <Kodos> In any case, yeah, I
can't get this tablet program to work. Maybe I'll poke sangar about
a simple example program
L12[00:16:14] <Kodos> Err whoops, didn't
mean to ping him there
L14[00:27:12] <sugoi> anyone have oc
running in gmae?
L15[00:27:12] <Kodos> Herro
L16[00:27:14] <Kodos> I do
L17[00:27:14] <sugoi> game*
L18[00:27:25] <sugoi> does /bin/date.lua
work?
L19[00:27:44] <sugoi> bad argument #1 to
'os.date' (invalid conversion specifier '%f')
L20[00:27:52] <Kodos> It does for me, but
it returns an ingame date
L21[00:27:52] <sugoi> err %F %T
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L24[00:28:00] <sugoi> perhaps OCEmu
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L26[00:28:11] <sugoi> not entirely
sure
L27[00:28:18] *
Kodos shrugs
L28[00:28:18] <sugoi> but i'm running ocemu
on windows, it could be a posix issue on windows
L29[00:28:23] <sugoi> ok, just making
sure
L30[00:28:24] <sugoi> coo
L31[00:28:28] <sugoi> thanks
L32[00:28:57] <sugoi> Kodos: do you ever
pipe?
L33[00:29:01] <sugoi> echo foobar >
file
L34[00:29:07] <sugoi> or echo foobar |
another_command
L35[00:29:09] <sugoi> etc
L36[00:29:12] <SF-MC> that's technically
not a pipe :P
L37[00:29:17] <sugoi> thanks
L38[00:29:20] <sugoi> i use the term
loosely
L39[00:29:22] <sugoi> redirect
L40[00:29:28] <SF-MC> ik ik
L41[00:29:35] <SF-MC> just being
pedantic
L42[00:29:43] <sugoi> mmhmm
L43[00:31:03] <gamax92> sugoi: os.date on
OCEmu is just lua's
L44[00:31:18] <sugoi> ok no prob
L45[00:31:37] <sugoi> i just made some
stdout changes to openos, so i'm testing all /bin/ utils
L46[00:31:53] <SF-MC> kinda changes?
L47[00:32:20] <sugoi> first i added the
miuse of the term pipe all over the place
L50[00:33:08] <sugoi> i'm trying to not go
too bash-crazy
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L52[00:33:41] <sugoi> but, i cleaned up
io.stdout, term.write, io.write() and program data io_output to ..
it's all the same now
L53[00:33:55] <sugoi> not technically the
same
L54[00:34:21] <sugoi> but they go through a
common layer - i'm happy with the cost, it's a pretty safe
change
L55[00:34:48] <sugoi> anywho, i plan on
adding 2> parse as well, to go through a similar layer so stderr
can redirect correctly too
L56[00:34:49] <Kodos> Rarely in OC, or when
i'm listing my mods for someone
L57[00:34:58] <sugoi> but now all stdout
redirects (or pipes) as you'd expect
L58[00:35:07] <SF-MC> ooh yay
L59[00:36:12] <sugoi> for now, only 1
stdout. but i'll make 1> and 2> and things like 2>&1
work later
L60[00:36:27] <Kodos> sugoi: you should
take a break and make a program that outputs tablet scans to a
file
L61[00:36:34] <sugoi> tablet scans?
L62[00:36:39] <Kodos> With a geolyzer
upgrade in a tablet
L63[00:36:44] <Kodos> You can 'analyze' a
block
L64[00:36:49] <sugoi> SF-MC: do you
openos-cli much?
L65[00:36:56] <SF-MC> not tons
L66[00:37:26] <sugoi> in 1.6 -- it'll
freakin' rock. i'm getting to a point where i may have invested
more into it that the sum of what people will get out of it..
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L68[00:37:32] <sugoi> but, it's a lot of
fun, so i'm happy
L69[00:38:03] <SF-MC> I still want a
facility for tracking how much memory a coroutine is using
L70[00:38:08] <SF-MC> for OS purposes
L71[00:38:08] <sugoi> Kodos: so basically,
you'd like a x,y,z loop and output to file?
L72[00:38:27] <Kodos> First I want it to
print onto a screen any time I analyze
L73[00:38:35] <Kodos> But the event only
gives a table
L74[00:38:37] <SF-MC> because that would be
really cool tbh
L75[00:38:41] <Kodos> And I'm terrible with
tables
L76[00:38:42] <sugoi> SF-MC: hmmmm -- that
would be
L77[00:38:47] <sugoi> but....i'll not make
that my 1.6 goal
L78[00:38:53] <sugoi> 1.6.x maybe :)
L79[00:39:18] <SF-MC> just that otherwise
the problem of how to manage memory in an OS is tricky
L80[00:39:34] <SF-MC> because you can't
just go 'oh well kill the memory pig' right now
L81[00:39:58] <sugoi> are there feature
requests for this specifically?
L82[00:40:11] <SF-MC> I've brought it up
before
L83[00:40:21] <SF-MC> but I'm not sure who
else even wants it
L84[00:40:25] <SF-MC> tbh
L85[00:40:30] <sugoi> well, i'll keep it in
mind
L86[00:44:14] <Kodos>
Grarglelawlflumcopters
L87[00:44:17] <Kodos> I give up
L89[00:44:48] <Kodos> Trying to get tablet
scanning to work
L90[00:46:58] <SF-MC> do witches drop blaze
rods?
L92[00:49:08] <Kodos> powder, maybe
L93[00:49:10] <SF-MC> damn
L94[00:49:21] <SF-MC> I believe they do
drop powder
L95[00:49:35] <SF-MC> But there isn't a way
to make rods from powder
L96[00:49:41] <SF-MC> (not in this pack at
least)
L97[00:57:16] <Kodos> Maybe minetweak a
compressor recipe for it =D
L98[00:57:29] <SF-MC> maybe
L99[00:57:41] <Kodos> I still want sawmill
multiblocks in IE
L100[00:57:42] <SF-MC> dunno a good way to
do it
L101[00:57:49] <Kodos> But for now,
Assemblers will have to do
L102[00:58:33] <Kodos> Also going to stop
working on the tablet thing because reasons
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L106[01:21:40] <Kodos> See you guys
tomorrow, possibly
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L108[01:25:27] <sugoi> haha -- so
L109[01:25:38] <sugoi> if hostname is very
large (/etc/hostname in openos)
L110[01:25:41] <sugoi> you'll have a bad
time
L111[01:25:55] <sugoi> like, write
something like ('x'):rep(1000) to it
L112[01:30:37] <sugoi> ok i think it has
to be bigger than 1000..anywho, it makes PS1 mad i think
L113[01:31:00] <sugoi> oh and then
type
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L126[03:07:58] <cord>
<
Elizabeth> beep
L127[03:10:47] <Kodos> You know what I
love about #oc?
L128[03:10:53] <Kodos> The consistency of
support when it's needed
L129[03:11:27] <Kodos> As far as I can
tell, any other channel has a slim to sure chance of not responding
to a random person's joining and asking a question
L130[03:11:32] <Kodos> But I dont' think
I've ever seen anyone ignored here
L131[03:12:09] <Kodos> brb
L132[03:17:44] <cord>
<
Elizabeth> @Evey test
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L135[03:22:15] <Kodos> TIL You can play
paintball with AE2
L136[03:22:42] <Kodos> And dye mobs
apparently
L137[03:34:16] <Kodos> Meh, fuck it
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L143[03:36:57] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> I vaguely remember being ignored here
once
L144[03:37:04] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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L147[03:54:27] <Izaya> it happsne
L148[03:54:32] <Izaya> happens*
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L158[05:59:07] <coiax> hallo guys, can
anyone tell me how the default bootloader + OpenOS priority
works?
L159[05:59:55] <coiax> if I have a
standard OpenOS installation on a machine with the default EEPROM,
is it possible to have it run a program on a floppy on boot
L160[06:00:51] <coiax> or does that
/floppy/autorun program run instead of the init thing that OpenOS
has?
L161[06:01:29] <Kubuxu> You have to use
special EEPROM
L162[06:01:41] <Kubuxu> there is floppy
with program for that
L163[06:02:06] <Kubuxu> OpenLoader
L164[06:02:40] <coiax> is that a dungeon
chest floppy by any chance?
L165[06:03:08] <coiax> yes, it is
L166[06:03:39] <Kubuxu> Can't you craft
it?
L168[06:05:58] <Kubuxu> and run it
L169[06:07:40] <coiax> no, a lot of the
included disks aren't craftable
L170[06:07:48] <coiax> and they seem to be
kinda super rare drops, tbh
L171[06:08:07] <coiax> I've had a dungeon
loot generator cranking stuff out, and I've only got one named
disk, but at least 10 blanks
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L173[06:09:49] <coiax> I think I might
just build a functioning system with an internet card and craft a
floppy and then cheat in the disc
L174[06:09:57] <coiax> because I could
have concievably downloaded it
L176[06:11:02] <coiax> why would you sort
an SQL database
L177[06:11:05] <coiax> can you even sort
them
L178[06:11:25] <coiax> I know you can sort
a query
L179[06:12:08] <Izaya> really?
L180[06:12:14] <Izaya> reaally?
L181[06:12:26] <Izaya> jeez, just picking
apart art
L183[06:16:15] <Kubuxu> coiax: SQL DBs are
sorted by their keys
L184[06:16:46] <Kubuxu> Then you can do
binary search which is much quicker.
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L187[06:27:04] <demhydraz> * Vi is now
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L190[06:35:18] <cord>
<
Elizabeth> /ME YAWNA
L191[06:35:21] <cord>
<
Elizabeth> ¬_¬
L192[06:35:24] <cord> *
Elizabeth
yawns
L193[06:40:07] <Izaya> gg
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L199[06:59:33] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name:
Incident Posted on: 12/24/2010
L200[07:00:54] <cord>
<
Elizabeth> Dammit, laptop battery got really low just
before I could charge it so now having to wait for it to hibernate
to start it back up again
L201[07:01:14] <Izaya> close timing
L202[07:01:29] <demhydraz> If I recall
correctly it goes to the root's spool
L203[07:01:45] <Izaya> yeah, and on debian
anyone in the right groups
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L207[07:34:30] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Greetings everyone
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L210[07:43:17] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> ┬─┬ ノ( ゜-゜ノ)
L211[07:43:23] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> oh yes
L212[07:43:26] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I love this new command
L213[07:44:11] <cord>
<
Elizabeth> (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L214[07:44:15] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> /unflip (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L215[07:44:23] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> /unflip (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L216[07:44:29] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> ┬─┬ ノ( ゜-゜ノ)
L217[07:44:48] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I can't flip and unflip a table in
the same statement ?
L218[07:45:04] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L219[07:45:31] <demhydraz> (╯°□°）╯︵
┻━┻
L220[07:46:33] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> \ ┬─┬ ノ( ゜-゜ノ)
L221[07:47:54] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I'm getting a weird SQL
error...
L222[07:48:02] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Time to enter the Darude
state
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L225[07:50:10] <cord>
<
nxsupert> こんにちは
L226[07:50:56] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Hello nxsupert
L227[07:50:59] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> How are you today?
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L232[08:15:33] <MajGenRelativity> Hi
Inari
L233[08:19:49] <Inari> ohi
L234[08:20:08] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> ┬─┬ノ(ಠ_ಠノ)
L235[08:20:28] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L236[08:20:39] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> ┬─┬ノ(ಠ_ಠノ)
L237[08:21:00] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I'm not going to continue this,
because apparently I have a habit of annoying people, and I don't
want to spam XD
L239[08:21:08] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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L241[08:21:38] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Although, in the Darude State, I
can type with unprecedented speed
L242[08:21:54] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> I have a button on my keyboard that
types ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ for me
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L244[08:22:31] <demhydraz> I have a
compose sequence for ಠ_ಠ
L245[08:22:38] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> a what sequence?
L246[08:22:41] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> ಠ_ಠ
L247[08:22:43] <demhydraz> Compose.
L248[08:22:48] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> wassat
L249[08:23:07] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> you people and your fancy
keyboards
L250[08:23:11] <Inari> hmm
L251[08:23:12] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I just smash keys very
quickly
L252[08:23:18] <Inari> anyone good at
scala? :P
L253[08:23:37] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> All I know about that is that it's
a thing that MC uses for a thing XD
L255[08:24:09] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> huh
L256[08:24:36] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> I have no idea what any of that
means
L257[08:24:41] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> I just use autohotkey
L258[08:25:15] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> and use one of my unused keyboard
buttons to trigger a script
L259[08:26:10] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> <> means not equal in SQL,
right?
L260[08:26:24] <Inari>
(recipes.asInstanceOf[util.ArrayList[MerchantRecipe]]).forEach((recipe:
MerchantRecipe) => { why you no use the scala foreach no matter
what i do ;-;
L261[08:26:58] <demhydraz> You're a
windows user, right?
L262[08:27:03] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> me?
L263[08:28:20] <Inari> maybe i have to
cast it to List first
L264[08:28:36] <Inari> dont think thats
even possible :P
L265[08:28:38] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> why is SQL grabbing like 8
identical rows for each customer???? (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L266[08:28:39] <Inari> or wait
L267[08:29:15] <Nentify> can nanomachines
only have potion effects?
L268[08:29:16] <Izaya> I love lainchan, it
always makes me feel like a well-adjusted person capable of talking
to people and it also makes me think I'm not overly paranoid
L269[08:29:28] <Nentify> or does the one
like the mining one still exist?
L270[08:31:13] <Inari> wee it appears to
work :P
L271[08:31:14] <Inari> val recipes =
vil.getRecipes(player).asInstanceOf[List[MerchantRecipe]];
L272[08:31:26] <Alissa> so you all know
how to properly build an IRC bot
L274[08:31:49] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> ?
L275[08:31:50] <Inari> so um
L276[08:32:11] <Inari> ohright
L277[08:32:15] <Inari> ignore me
L278[08:33:52] <Inari> any examples of
userdata objects wiht OC?
L279[08:35:44] <cord> *
MajGenRelativity is busy rubbing chin
L280[08:36:12] <Nentify> is it possible to
disable any of the non-potion nanomachine effects?
L281[08:36:52] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I haven't used nanos yet ?
L282[08:39:58] <Inari> non-potion effects
being?
L283[08:40:53] <Nentify> disintegration,
magnet, particle, etc
L284[08:41:10] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Wait, what
L285[08:41:13] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Disintegration?
L286[08:41:57] <Inari> sounds fun
L287[08:42:00] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Also, SQL is derping out
L288[08:42:33] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Select DISTINCT a.CUS_CODE FROM
Customer a, Invoice b WHERE a.CUS_CODE <> b.CUS_CODE; still
returns EVERY SINGLE CUS_CODE!
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L292[08:43:52] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L293[08:48:49] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Seriously though
L294[08:48:54] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> why will it not work
L295[08:49:10] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> ┬─┬ノ(ಠ_ಠノ)
L296[08:50:05] <Inari> i hate googling for
things like ->
L297[08:50:22] <cord>
<
Roadcrosser> ↑
L298[08:50:30] <Roadcrosser> wait, what
things?
L299[08:50:36] <Inari> or "c++"
always finding all crap c things
L300[08:50:55] <Inari> well trying to look
up what -> means in scala but of course scala "->"
just returns crap as google doesnt handel thsoe things well
L301[08:51:04] <Roadcrosser> →
L302[08:53:25] <Inari> i thought OC cant
read nbt stuff
L303[08:55:42] <cord> *
MajGenRelativity is just overall angry at SQL
L304[08:56:25] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I need to turn Select DISTINCT
a.CUS_CODE FROM Customer a, INVOICE b WHERE a.CUS_CODE <>
b.CUS_CODE;
L305[08:56:41] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Into a statement where not just all
the CUS_CODE s are retrieved!
L306[08:57:04] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> But howwwwwwwwwww
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L311[09:04:08] <Inari> Vexatos: !
L312[09:04:16] <Inari> Vexatos: got
examples of returning userdata that has functions?
L313[09:04:30] <Vexatos> what
L314[09:04:59] <Inari> well when you make
a call to an OC peripheral and get back a userdata object
L315[09:05:01] <Inari> that has funtions
you can call
L317[09:05:02] <Inari> :<
L318[09:05:19] <Vexatos> it's not that
hard >_>
L319[09:05:38] <Vexatos> You could just
have searched for "Value" on the github repo
L320[09:05:40] <Vexatos> >_>
L321[09:05:50] <Inari> cause i ttoally
know to search for Value
L322[09:05:50] <Inari> :p
L323[09:06:18] <Vexatos> Inari,
seriously
L324[09:06:21] <Alissa> "t" is a
tree search
L325[09:06:23] <Vexatos> did you even try
and read the API
L326[09:06:27] <Alissa> or just clone it
and grep -r
L327[09:06:35] <Inari> what api xD
L328[09:06:47] <Vexatos> if not, I won't
answer any OC-related questions to you until you read it
L329[09:08:35] <Inari> ah it hs to be an
object of its own :P
L330[09:10:21] <Inari> Vexatos: someone
needs to put up some docs :P
L331[09:10:29] <Vexatos> Inari pls
L332[09:10:46] <Vexatos> Sangar wrote the
most extensive javadoc of all mods I have ever had to deal
with
L333[09:10:47] <Vexatos> R
L334[09:10:48] <Vexatos> T
L335[09:10:48] <Vexatos> F
L336[09:10:48] <Vexatos> M
L337[09:10:50] <Vexatos> Seriously
L338[09:10:54] <Inari> sure
L339[09:10:59] <Inari> but it aint linked
on the github now is it
L340[09:11:06] <Vexatos> what
L341[09:11:09] <Vexatos> What
L342[09:11:11] <Vexatos> do
L343[09:11:11] <Vexatos> wjha
L344[09:11:14] <Vexatos> what?
L345[09:11:22] <Inari> or at least i dont
see any links xD
L346[09:11:32] <Vexatos> Question: Have
you ever done any programming at all
L347[09:11:39] <Vexatos> Do you use an
IDE?
L348[09:11:39] <Inari> how does that
relate ~.~
L349[09:11:44] <Vexatos> Do you KNOW how
to use an IDE
L350[09:11:54] <Vexatos> Do you know the
concept of this thing called "Javadoc"
L351[09:12:08] <Inari> well i havent yet
had an IDE which show me a javadoc in a neat way :P
L352[09:12:17] <Vexatos> pretty much every
IDE ever?
L353[09:12:22] <Vexatos> No, Notepad is
not an IDE
L354[09:12:28] <Inari> maybe i missed it
in intellij then :D
L355[09:13:05] <Magik6k> ctrl+q
L356[09:13:25] <Inari> well yeah that lets
me generate one
L357[09:13:27] <Inari> i was saying
L358[09:13:33] <Inari> it should be linked
in the github readme ;-;
L359[09:14:35] <Inari> hmm now where to
put the value object though <.<
L360[09:15:43] <Inari> eh i'll just stick
it next to he component for now
L361[09:16:04] <cord>
<
Elizabeth> /Me got a small (for now) Network set up
in Cisco packet tracer that uses OSPF for dynamic routing and link
failovers and IPv6 with full SLAAC configuration
L362[09:16:31] <Vexatos> Inari, F3, wasn't
it
L363[09:16:44] <Vexatos> also you can even
open it in a separate window through IDEA ;_;
L364[09:16:55] <cord>
<
Elizabeth> Discord really needs to take the /Me
command regardless of case
L365[09:16:56] <Magik6k> Vexatos, does
OPPM cache file lists or just package->repo relations?
L366[09:17:08] <Vexatos> Magik6k, locally
you mean=
L367[09:17:09] <Vexatos> ?
L368[09:17:14] <Magik6k> yep
L369[09:17:22] <cord>
<
Elizabeth> Also I like the noise this train is
making
L370[09:17:37] <Vexatos> it saves the
packages only I think
L371[09:17:41] <Vexatos> so the package
name
L372[09:17:46] <Vexatos> and the files
that belong to it
L373[09:17:49] <Vexatos> and where those
are installed
L374[09:18:34] <Magik6k> I mean files of
all packages, not just installed
L375[09:19:18] <Vexatos> oh
L376[09:19:22] <Vexatos> doesn't cache
anything
L377[09:19:35] <Inari> this javadoc is
pretty nice
L378[09:19:43] <Vexatos> Inari, WHAT A
SURPRISE
L379[09:19:46] <Inari> :P
L380[09:19:48] <Vexatos> I AM POSITIVELY
ASTONISHED
L381[09:19:54] <Inari> hey im used to
forge
L382[09:20:06] <Magik6k> good, I'm
probably planning to move some parts of plan9k to it's github repo
before 1.6
L383[09:20:06] <Inari> where you get
myfunc(int int4981541782)
L384[09:20:11] <Inari> int98423980432198:
int589435908
L385[09:20:21] <Vexatos> Magik6k, yea it
doesn't cache anything since, well...
L386[09:20:26] <Vexatos> remember mpt's
cache :P
L387[09:20:30] <Vexatos> that's quite a
file
L388[09:20:40] <Magik6k> I know, I'm still
working on that
L389[09:20:42] <Vexatos> and OPPM is
supposed to be light
L390[09:20:52] <Vexatos> so no cache =
more lightweight
L391[09:21:23] <Magik6k> I'll probably
cache only name/version/repo
L392[09:21:33] <Inari> arguments - the
arguments passed to the method. i'm assuming that means "the
index tried to be accessed" in context of apply
L393[09:29:47] <Vexatos> Magik6k, how will
you uninstall
L394[09:29:53] <Vexatos> in case of file
changes
L395[09:29:58] *
vifino wakes up, tumbles around before finally flopping on
Elizabeth
L396[09:29:59] <Vexatos> file name
changes*
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L398[09:30:11] <`_`> gamax92: Just tested
module stuff on real wii, it works great
L399[09:30:24] <Magik6k> Vexatos, I have
index of installed files por package
L400[09:30:27] <Magik6k> *per
L401[09:30:31] <gamax92> I don't know what
I would even do with though ;-;
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L403[09:33:57] <Magik6k> Current Plan9k
loot disk has 96 files/9575 LOC/282kB, 1.6 one has 109
files(+13%)/12313 LOC(+28%)/395kB(+40%)
L404[09:35:13] <gamax92> but is it
compressed
L405[09:35:14] <Magik6k> That size
increase is probably mpt base which I'll hame to optimize
L406[09:35:31] <gamax92> do you into basic
cache compression?
L407[09:35:36] <Magik6k> umm
L408[09:35:41] <Magik6k> that's an
idea
L409[09:35:50] <gamax92> `_`: this is WiMu
right? (building)
L410[09:36:07] <`_`> gamax92: Yes
L411[09:36:15] <`_`> I haven't added the
last of the changes yet
L412[09:36:20] <`_`> I'm making commits
now
L413[09:36:27] <gamax92> alright I'll
wait
L414[09:37:06] <gamax92> Waiting for my
xposed reinstall to finish "Optimizing app %d of
118"
L415[09:37:13] *
gamax92 dies
L416[09:38:07] <vifino> someone failed to
printf
L417[09:39:05] <gamax92> not an actual
quote
L418[09:39:18] <gamax92> is just 118 of
them D:
L419[09:39:22] <`_`> gamax92: Ok, pushed
newest updates
L420[09:39:35] <`_`> I'm amazed that I
didn't have to write any assembly
L421[09:39:41] <`_`> powerpc is a terrible
arch
L422[09:41:51] <Inari> right
L423[09:41:52] <Inari> time to test!
L424[10:03:37] <`_`> gamax92: My teacher's
tv turns all the blue to teal
L425[10:03:46] <`_`> So the Wii Menu looks
fucking awesome
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L428[10:05:48] <gamax92> But why does your
teacher have a Wii
L429[10:07:08] <Inari> i feel like trying
to do this in scala was a bad idea :P
L430[10:07:32] <gamax92> :P
L431[10:07:45] <Inari> oh im dumb
L432[10:08:00] <Inari> also my code got
very java-y
L433[10:08:09] <Inari> cause
MerchantRecipeList sucks :<
L434[10:08:34] <Inari> or cause im too
dumb to poperly use it ins cala
L435[10:08:35] <Inari> :P
L436[10:09:20] <Inari>
trades.toArray[java.lang.Object] apparently that doesnt wanna work
like i want it to either
L437[10:09:22] <gamax92> Don't worry, just
ask Sangar to scala-ify it
L438[10:10:49] <Inari> how do i tunr it
int Object[] D:
L439[10:15:37] <cord> <
Skye>
Afternoon / Evening.
L440[10:15:44] <cord>
<
SentientTurtle> o/
L441[10:17:22] <Inari> hm well im doing
something wrong but cant be btoheres to figure out what right now
:P
L442[10:17:54] <Inari> it only returns
{[2]="Index: 1, Size: 1"}
L443[10:20:27] <gamax92> cfr decompiler is
neat
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L447[10:33:59] <`_`> gamax92: It's
mine
L448[10:34:15] <gamax92> `_`: Why did you
bring your Wii to class
L449[10:34:50] <`_`> Because I was
finished with my midterms
L450[10:34:59] <gamax92> It's
December.
L451[10:35:05] <`_`> >mid
L452[10:35:07] <`_`> >terms
L453[10:35:09] <`_`> >midway
L454[10:35:12] <gamax92>
>December
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L457[10:41:56] <cord>
<
SentientTurtle> What's the goto reliable HDD and SSD
brands these days?
L458[10:42:23] <cord>
<
SentientTurtle> (Currently on a WD-green hdd, which
are not the best in reliability .-.)
L459[10:44:04] <vifino> Turtle: WD Reds (
aka the nas ones ) and samsung.
L460[10:44:04] <Elizabeth> Seagate for
HDDs, Kingston for SSDs is what i use
L461[10:44:42] <cord>
<
SentientTurtle> Aren't NAS HDDs usually lower
speed?
L462[10:44:53] <vifino> But they are super
reliable.
L463[10:45:14] <cord>
<
SentientTurtle> ofc, just checking :p
L464[10:45:20] <vifino> But in the end,
you should raid them regardless.
L465[10:46:15] <cord>
<
SentientTurtle> RAID is somewhat pointless if 99% of
my crap is either in the cloud or easily redownloadable :p
L466[10:47:16] <Inari> gamax92: its normal
for years to end in summer
L467[10:47:30] <Izaya> true that
L468[10:48:20] <vifino> But yeah, if you
want a good ssd, Samsung's 850 EVO/PRO's are good choices.
L469[10:48:21] <Inari> school years
anyway
L470[10:48:29] <gamax92> vifino: I want a
cheap ssd
L471[10:48:33] <vifino> Newer ones use
nvme and stuff.
L472[10:48:41] <vifino> gamax92: And I
want candy.
L473[10:48:42] <gamax92> one that fail in
a week violently
L474[10:48:54] <gamax92> vifino: I have
candy :o
L475[10:49:06] <vifino> gamax92: candy
candy candy
L476[10:49:31] <cord>
<
SentientTurtle> heh, I need a boot SSD + a HDD that
doesn't sound like a piece of paper is all that's keeping the grim
reaper out
L477[10:50:32] <vifino> Turtle: There is a
reason 850's are so highly rated.
L478[10:50:51] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> get a 1 TB 850 PRO
L479[10:50:53] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Very cheap
L480[10:50:54] <cord>
<
SentientTurtle> yeah, I know they are good SSDs, not
so well known on HDDs
L481[10:51:02] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Don't look at the price, just buy
it
L482[10:51:06] <DeanIsaKitty> vifino: Bad
drivers that kill a whole sector at once if you use Linux?
L483[10:51:21] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty:
Never happened to me.
L484[10:51:21] <cord>
<
SentientTurtle> yeaaaaaaaaaah, no, not spending €450
on an SSD :P
L485[10:53:15] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> @SentientTurtle , just sell all the
Uranium I have
L487[10:55:47] <Izaya> Inari, it's summer
here
L488[10:56:05] <Inari> Izaya: :P
L489[10:56:10] <Inari> you and your broken
world
L490[10:56:16] <Izaya> not broken
L491[10:56:21] <Inari> where even
L492[10:56:22] <Izaya> just the right way
up
L493[10:57:02] <Inari> aus?
L494[10:57:41] <Izaya> yeah
L495[11:00:26] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I just had to open Internet
Explorer
L496[11:00:40] <Izaya> to download
firefox?
L497[11:00:52] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> A. It would be to download Google
Ultron
L498[11:00:54] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> B. No
L499[11:01:01] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> C. It predictably failed to do what
I wanted
L500[11:01:18] <Izaya> >Using the
botnet browser
L501[11:01:19] <vifino> D. *bsod*
L502[11:01:41] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> `not yet
L503[11:01:57] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I'm hoping Windows 8.1 can outrun
that long enough for me to fiddle with the settings so I can finish
with IE
L504[11:02:25] <`_`> .-. I'm having a
problem keeping unused symbols in memory
L505[11:02:31] <Izaya> install
qutebrowser
L506[11:02:32] <`_`> Well, in the file
when linked
L507[11:03:08] <vifino> `_`: rest in
unused symbols.
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L512[11:07:45] <gamax92> Optimizing LLVM
IR ...
L513[11:15:29] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> well everybody, EqD R&D Reactor
Division has finally put out something that's actually safe and
effective
L514[11:17:18] <`_`> gamax92: I made
another script ...
L515[11:17:31] <`_`> This time it forces
all symbols in wimu.elf to be exported, even if unused
L516[11:17:42] <gamax92> mmmm
L517[11:25:33] <gamax92> lol wtf.
L518[11:26:09] <gamax92> No optimization:
2.1MB, Limited optimization: 1.8MB, Normal optimization:
1.3MB
L519[11:26:10] <vifino> ftw lol
L520[11:26:15] <gamax92> Guess what
Agressive optimization made
L521[11:26:21] <vifino> bigger.
L522[11:26:26] <gamax92> 20.3MB
L523[11:26:39] <vifino> did you unroll
loops?
L524[11:26:55] <gamax92> oh that could be
it
L525[11:27:04] <vifino> yeah.
L526[11:27:53] <vifino> I kinda wish
unrolling loops would be removed as a flag.
L527[11:28:18] <vifino> It makes the
binary a fuck ton bigger and provides at best 1% or so
improvement.
L528[11:28:40] <gamax92> it was unrolling
loops ...
L529[11:28:46] *
Inari rolls
L530[11:28:48] *
Inari unrolls
L531[11:28:49] *
Inari rolls
L532[11:28:50] *
Inari unrolls
L534[11:28:54] <gamax92> kinky
L535[11:29:01] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> ┬─┬ ノ( ゜-゜ノ)
L536[11:29:06] <Inari> ~~ => @ =>
~~
L537[11:29:07] *
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L538[11:29:22] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L539[11:29:23] <gamax92> Inari: o-oh
my~
L540[11:33:11] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> anyone want Uranium?
L541[11:33:17] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> It's freshly centrifuged
L542[11:33:41] <cord> *
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Homeland Security, and Interpol agents
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L548[11:53:35] <Sangar> o/
L549[11:53:40] <Magik6k> \o
L550[11:54:25] <Magik6k> I'm ethier still
getting duplicated packets, or I have outdatted OC on modpack test
server ;/
L551[11:54:52] <Sangar> :/
L552[11:56:40] <Magik6k> Sangar, btw,
could that unused pixel on right of server become network activity
led(or is it meant as sort of power button)?
L553[11:57:36] <Sangar> no particular
meaning, so sure, could be used for that
L554[11:57:56] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Hello Snagar
L555[11:57:58] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> how are you?
L556[11:58:09] <Sangar> yo
L557[11:58:13] <Sangar> fine
L558[11:58:29] <Sangar> finishing up
display module for tis3d
L559[11:59:01] <Magik6k> Sangar, I guess
it'd be implemented much like disk led, right?
L560[11:59:10] <Sangar> Magik6k, yup
L561[11:59:57] <Sangar> with minor
difference on the client that it should probably fade out and be
blue-ish to mimic the relays
L562[12:00:05] <Magik6k> hmm
L563[12:00:17] <cord> *
MajGenRelativity gives thumbs up at Snagar's idea
L564[12:01:00] <Magik6k> I thought of blue
blinking, but without fadeing out, but yeah, that can be done
L565[12:03:41] <Sangar> just think it'd
look a bit more consistent :)
L566[12:04:59] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> will it be in OC 1.6?
L567[12:07:02] <Sangar> sure. just no
promises if from the start :P (Magik6k, you wanna implement
it?)
L568[12:07:28] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> P.S. when will OC 1.6 be out?
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L571[12:09:07] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.443712533 Seconds passed.
L572[12:09:23] <Sangar> i'll probably
"officially" call it a beta around xmas-ish :P
L573[12:12:27] <Vexatos> Sangar, another
idea I got
L574[12:12:34] <Vexatos> not related to
nanomachines controlling your dead body for once
L575[12:12:42] <Vexatos> "AACC
Module"
L576[12:13:16] <Vexatos> An additional
accumulator. Works 120% like ACC, just that it's a module and can
just be accessed from multiple other modules
L577[12:13:40] <Vexatos> basically a Stack
Module with a single entry :P
L578[12:14:22] <`_`> gamax92: So, should I
make a Material Design theme for the Homebrew Channel then post it
to r/androidcirclejerk
L580[12:15:07] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.5572394679999999 Seconds passed.
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L583[12:19:41] <Sangar> Vexatos, why not
use a stack then? :P
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L585[12:21:51] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I hef nucular weactor
L586[12:23:20] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Now to use that power for more
devious things
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L590[12:26:11] <Sangar> <Sangar>
Vexatos, why not use a stack then? :P
L591[12:26:32] <Alissa> well time to go
make an IRC bot in MoonScript or something
L592[12:27:02] <Vexatos> <Vexatos>
Sangar, because I cannot take without popping from stack. What if I
want actual ACC behaviour?
L593[12:27:34] <Sangar> mov right acc mov
acc right? :P
L594[12:28:10] <Sangar> or just use
another exec module >_>
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L597[12:39:40] <Magik6k> Sangar, I may
try
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L600[12:42:30] <Inari> callbacks just
return Object[]'s no? filled with the values you want to
return
L601[12:42:33] <Inari> hm
L602[12:42:40] <Sangar> kk
L603[12:42:43] <Inari> maybe im jus tnot
overwriting tostring or something like that
L604[12:42:52] <Sangar> Inari, pretty
much, yes.
L605[12:43:11] <Sangar> and the object
array is interpreted as a tuple
L606[12:43:20] <Sangar> in lua
anyway
L607[12:43:31] <Sangar> you can just
decide to pass it along as is in your own arch of course
L608[12:43:45] <Inari> tuple? so like,
strides of 2?
L609[12:45:55] <Inari> ah no
L610[12:45:58] <Inari> wrong kind of tuple
:P
L611[12:46:45] <Inari> anyway need to
figure out what im doing wrong :3
L612[12:48:05] <Inari> for some reason it
returns a string and for some reason thats even at index 2, not
1
L613[12:48:13] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Inari, you will figure it out
faster in the Darude state
L614[12:48:21] <Thog> Meow
L615[12:48:33] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Play Darude Sandstorm on a loop,
and then slowly increase it to 150% of its original speed
L616[12:48:38] <Inari> yeah no
L617[12:48:44] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> ?
L618[12:48:49] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> It helps me
L620[12:48:54] <MichiBot> Inari:
Mohican Sandbag - 日常への入場 | length:
4m 52s | Likes:
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L621[12:49:34] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> ┬─┬ ノ( ゜-゜ノ)
L622[12:49:37] <Inari> do i need to
register custom value classes somewhere
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L626[12:58:01] <Inari> hi vex, bye
vex
L627[12:59:20] <Inari> oh right
L628[12:59:24] <Inari> nil,
"string" means error still :P
L629[13:13:38] <Magik6k> Sangar, should
taht led blink only for packets on open ports or just any reaching
packets?
L630[13:14:38] <Sangar> Magik6k, hrm. idk.
my first intuition would be only open ones. what do you
think?
L631[13:15:00] <Magik6k> I put it there
and then asked that question
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L634[13:30:43] <Inari> ahhh size:1 index:1
means "hey, worng index" :P
L635[13:31:09] <Sangar> almost c++!
L636[13:31:29] <Inari> i assumed for (i
<- 0 to bla.size()) woudl loop to size-1
L638[13:46:30] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Tis3d?
L639[13:46:51] <Sangar> ye
L640[13:47:05] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> Whoot whoot!
L641[13:47:35] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> How close to release are you?
L642[13:55:22] <Sangar> very
L643[13:56:23] <Izaya> it's coming
L644[13:56:24] <Izaya> soon
L645[13:56:51] <Izaya> (trademark Valve
Corporation)
L646[13:57:21] <Sangar> Blizzard,
actually
L647[13:57:34] <Sangar> :P
L648[13:57:52] <CompanionCube> Izaya,
ohai
L649[13:57:58] <Izaya> hai
L650[13:58:11] *
CompanionCube has already overcome his allergy to
parentheses
L651[13:58:24] <Izaya> don't tell me
you're using lisp now?
L652[13:58:28] <Izaya> wait you tried
emacs
L653[13:58:30] <Izaya> wait a minute
L654[13:58:39] *
Izaya narrows his eyes
L655[13:58:46] <Izaya> you've been
converted, haven't you?
L656[13:58:52] <CompanionCube> into
what?
L657[13:58:57] <Izaya> an emacs user
L658[13:59:02] <CompanionCube> from
what
L659[13:59:08] <Izaya> inb4 no I still use
nano and gedit
L660[13:59:18] <CompanionCube> my vim was
customised to the point of not really being vim anymore
L661[13:59:22] <vifino> Izaya: His soul
has been tainted.
L662[13:59:51] <Izaya> hey
CompanionCube
L663[13:59:51] <CompanionCube> I'll git
push my vim dotfiles so I can show you
L664[14:00:02] *
Izaya points to his own chanel and the links that lay
inside
L665[14:00:25] <Izaya> I must be weird, I
use a fairly default vim
L666[14:00:29] <CompanionCube> *begins
reading*
L667[14:00:58] <Izaya> like I have my
extra bindings and stuff but it's still usable as plain vim
L668[14:15:27] <Inari> hm using inventory
seems annoying XD oh well will look at that tomorrow
L669[14:15:32] <DeanIsaKitty>
CompanionCube: Cream, correct?
L670[14:15:41] <CompanionCube>
DeanIsaKitty, was cream
L672[14:16:05] <CompanionCube> and now I'm
giving Emacs a whirl
L673[14:16:40] <DeanIsaKitty> Evil
mode?
L674[14:16:48] <CompanionCube> no
L675[14:17:18] <Izaya> I tried emacs once
as emacs
L676[14:17:29] <Izaya> the lisp part was
cool but it just felt so... wrong.
L677[14:17:40] <Izaya> (the editor, not
the lisp)
L678[14:20:10] <Magik6k> Sangar, where are
servers leds rendered?
L679[14:20:35] <Sangar> Magik6k, in the
tesr
L680[14:20:42] <Inari> classes in objects,
scala is odd :P
L681[14:20:44] <Sangar>
client.rendering.tileentity or such
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L685[14:34:09] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> does anyone know anything about
Blood Magic?
L686[14:34:15] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> my ritual won't work
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L689[14:42:57] <GauHelldragon> hrm
L690[14:43:07] <GauHelldragon> if i have
an variable in a table
L691[14:43:10] <GauHelldragon> and i set
that variable to nil
L692[14:43:26] <GauHelldragon> that
doesn't remove it from the table does it
L693[14:43:39] <GauHelldragon> ermmm hm.
nevermind
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L696[14:51:45] <Magik6k> Sangar, what is
your style policy on ifs that barely fit on 1920px wide
screen?
L697[14:52:58] <CompanionCube> O.O
L698[14:53:06] <CompanionCube> are you
sure you're not doing something wrong
L699[14:53:37] <Sangar> Magik6k, at least
recently i try to divide them up and have some vals with clear
names before them (i.e. instead of `if (a && b && c
&& d)` rather `val thisIsBlah = a; ... if (thisIsBlah`
where a/b/c/d are superlong)
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L701[14:54:30] <GauHelldragon> is there a
way to directly edit my oc's in game hard drive files
L702[14:54:37] <GauHelldragon> from
outside of minecraft
L703[14:55:59] <Magik6k> GauHelldragon,
yup, but you should turn off aching in config IIRC
L704[14:56:05] <Magik6k> *caching
L705[14:56:11] <GauHelldragon> yeah i did
that already
L706[14:56:47] <GauHelldragon> so uh, how
do i access those files
L707[14:56:52] <sugoi> HELLO
L708[14:57:21] <GauHelldragon> what
directory are they in
L709[14:58:28] <GauHelldragon> oh
nevermind i found it
L710[14:58:31] <GauHelldragon> i
think.
L711[14:58:53] <GauHelldragon>
awesome
L712[15:08:15] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> I have a floating island that's
been partially torn apart from above and below from nuclear
explosions XD
L713[15:08:25] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> oh
L714[15:08:30] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> that gives me an idea....
L715[15:09:03] <Inari> uh
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L718[15:09:09] <Inari> did something about
running TIS change
L719[15:09:11] <Inari> as in
L720[15:09:13] <Inari> runnig the TIS
PC
L721[15:09:38] <Inari> my lever doesnt do
anything D:
L722[15:11:39] <Inari> weird
L723[15:11:42] <Inari> the other pc works
xD
L724[15:11:59] <cord>
<
MajGenRelativity> you break it, you buy it
L725[15:12:22] <Inari> is there som ekinda
limit of modules or something
L726[15:13:33] <Inari> java sure likes
access violations in u66
L727[15:15:56] <Inari> Sangar: did yu
really add a casing limit D:
L728[15:16:11] <Inari> :<
L729[15:16:23] <Inari> well thats a
PITA
L730[15:18:09] <Inari> so i need to use 2
entire modules to even link up 2 things cause non-.blocking
D:
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L739[15:38:36] <Sangar> Inari, it was
there the whole time, i just lowered it :P
L740[15:38:41] <Inari> :P
L741[15:38:52] <Inari> well at least
receiving seems to block
L742[15:38:54] <Sangar> Magik6k, nice! now
just make it white/blue ;)
L743[15:39:26] <Sangar> Inari, you mean
ir?
L744[15:39:30] <Inari> ya
L745[15:40:04] <Sangar> yeah, receiving
blocks. sending just sends the message because it can't know if the
receiver is ready; you'll have to make your own protocol for that
:P
L746[15:40:34] <Sangar> (i.e. read on
sender, have receiver send an 'ok i'm ready', then send actual
message or so)
L747[15:42:41] <Sangar> as for why i
lowered it; 8 casings is still a potential 33 modules :P
L748[15:43:00] <Inari> could limit modules
instead ;D
L749[15:43:28] <Inari> i hate how redstone
modules work xD
L750[15:44:10] <Sangar> eh, could, but
more potential of failing and imho less obvious, so i think i'll
stick with limiting the casings
L751[15:44:23] <Sangar> you mean them
reading and writing at the same time? :P
L752[15:45:21] <`_`> BANTER
L753[15:46:32] <Sangar>
COUNTER-BANTER
L754[15:46:48] *
`_` takes 20 damage
L755[15:47:04] *
MajGenRelativity uncounters-banter
L756[15:47:32] *
`_` gains 20 hp
L757[15:47:41] <Inari> Sangar: no, the
reading endlessly
L758[15:48:21] <Sangar> Inari, ah, well.
only writing on changes doesn't make much sense, so.
L759[15:48:47] <Inari> yeah but its a pain
when trying to get data from redstone :D since i have to use like 2
modules just for that
L760[15:49:06] <Sangar> :P
L761[15:49:27] <Inari> or at leats i cant
think of a way to do it with 1
L762[15:49:44] <Inari> hrm
L763[15:49:49] <Inari> maybe theres one
actually
L764[15:50:03] <Sangar> sub bak neg should
work
L765[15:50:19] <Inari> what :p
L766[15:50:21] <Sangar> (if sub redstone
value nz)
L767[15:50:38] <Inari> kind of
L768[15:50:44] <Inari> but what if
redstone is zeor and was zero :D
L769[15:51:03] <Sangar> then zero stays
zero?
L770[15:51:19] <Sangar> lemme see if i can
make this more than a rough idea :X
L771[15:51:23] <Inari> yeah but it'll be
jez
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L773[15:51:38] <Inari> hm
L774[15:51:41] <Inari> maybe cant use 0
anyway
L775[15:51:55] <Inari> cause else i cant
differentiate between 2 signals of same strnegth
L776[15:52:07] <Inari> so need a 0
inbbetween to act as a delimeter of sorts
L777[15:52:27] <Sangar> ohwait, sub bak
isn't a thing :P
L778[15:52:33] <Inari> haha
L779[15:52:35] <Inari> yeah ;)
L780[15:52:43] <Inari> my idea was
L781[15:53:35] <Inari> sav, sub redstone,
jez =>( swp jmp start ), jnz => (mov redstone, acc mov acc,
up jmp start)
L782[15:53:38] <Inari> or something of the
sort
L783[15:53:45] <Inari> but that doesnt do
what i want i think xD
L784[15:54:23] <Sangar> mm, reading rs
again is kinda cheating :P
L786[15:54:58] <Inari> Sangar: yeah
L787[15:55:03] <Inari> since the value
could have changed
L788[15:55:20] <Inari> but not sure how
else to do it wihtout another exec or stack module
L790[15:57:29] <Sangar> Inari, yeah
L792[16:01:05] <Sangar> hmmm, you're
right. 99ccff looks better (when photoshopped in anyway :P)
L794[16:05:25] <Sangar> i like
L795[16:05:44] <Sangar> actually. lemme
check what the color for the blimps on the terminal server is
:P
L796[16:07:12] <Sangar> hmmm, 3399cc.
that's a lot darker. eh. idk. i think having this brighter since
it's blinking is good
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L799[16:13:26] <Sangar> awesome, thanks
:)
L800[16:17:00] <Inari> Magik6k: what are
you adding ;o
L801[16:18:04] <Magik6k> Inari, network
activity LED for servers
L802[16:18:11] <Inari> neat
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L804[16:22:54] <Sangar> i'm off, gnight
o/
L805[16:23:00] <Magik6k> \o
L806[16:23:01] <SF-MC> laters Sangar
L807[16:35:38] <Kubuxu> I was trying to
force Magik6k to make LED board for the rack.
L808[16:35:43] <Kubuxu> He is refusing
:/
L809[16:36:42] <Kubuxu> Hmm this might
work:
L810[16:38:04] <Kubuxu> > sudo su
Magik6k
L811[16:38:18] <SF-MC> Doesn't sudo have a
target flag? :P
L812[16:38:35] <Kubuxu> > cd
~/OpenComputers; git checkout -b LED-board; make
L813[16:38:39] <Magik6k> > Permision
dennied
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L815[16:38:55] <SF-MC> Weeeelll
L816[16:38:57] <SF-MC> su -l
L817[16:39:06] <SF-MC> then su -l
Magik6k
L818[16:39:13] <SF-MC> If you can su
-l
L819[16:39:19] <SF-MC> you can su -l
Magik6k :P
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L821[16:42:55] <SF-MC> think I'm about
ready for a laser drill
L822[16:43:06] <scj643> Working with
python
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L826[16:46:39] <SF-MC> where the hell do I
find MFR pink slime?
L827[16:48:11] <scj643> you don't it finds
you
L828[16:48:20] <SF-MC> well then :P
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L831[16:50:17] <SF-MC> I need a
slaughterhouse
L832[16:50:18] <SF-MC> ok
L833[16:50:19] <_CURS0R_> when developing
a library it seems that there is some cache. how to clear the cache
without restarting the computer?
L834[16:50:53] <SF-MC> Something in the
package table IIRC
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L837[16:55:16] <SF-MC> lol
L838[16:56:16] <XDjackieXD> YES!
XDDD
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L840[16:58:03] <Inari> _CURS0R_: i think
package.loaded
L841[16:58:09] <Inari> using the name as a
key or so
L842[16:58:11] <Inari> set it backt o
nil
L843[16:58:39] <_CURS0R_> Inari ok,
nice.
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L845[17:04:41] <GauHelldragon> can you get
the player name of the player who runs a program
L846[17:04:55] <GauHelldragon> i know you
get it for every keypress
L847[17:05:01] <SF-MC> What for?
L848[17:05:03] <Inari> uh
L849[17:05:07] <Inari> what xD
L850[17:05:40] <GauHelldragon> so i can
automatticaly name the player character to that
L851[17:05:45] <GauHelldragon> instead of
having to wait for them to press a key
L852[17:05:51] <GauHelldragon> after
starting the program
L853[17:06:15] <SF-MC> That's something
that's possible for the shell to repor
L854[17:06:23] <SF-MC> but that requires
hacking the shell
L855[17:06:28] <GauHelldragon> ah ok
L856[17:06:36] <GauHelldragon> so the
shell doesn't
L857[17:06:48] <SF-MC> not afaik
L858[17:07:00] <GauHelldragon> that's
fine, i'll just default it to Steve
L859[17:07:11] <GauHelldragon> and then
whenever they press a key it'll just switch to their name :d
L860[17:07:16] <Inari> you could put a
"Press enter to continue" screen up ;D
L861[17:07:16] <SF-MC> The shell could
theoretically set an environment variable right before it hands
control to the progr
L862[17:07:34] <SF-MC> That actually
doesn't sound too hard to implement
L863[17:07:53] <Inari> its prety
easy
L864[17:08:07] <GauHelldragon> well i want
other people to be able to install this program on their computers
as well
L865[17:08:12] <GauHelldragon> without any
fuss
L866[17:08:25] <SF-MC> Submit a PR to
sangar for inclusion into OC
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L868[17:08:29] <SF-MC> Then it will
;)
L869[17:08:33] <GauHelldragon> :D
L870[17:08:42] <SF-MC> Honestly
L871[17:08:46] <SF-MC> That's a 10 minute
patch
L872[17:08:48] <SF-MC> if that
L873[17:08:50] <GauHelldragon> well
L874[17:08:56] <GauHelldragon> of course
then the question becomes
L875[17:09:10] <GauHelldragon> what if
some other program is running a program ? D:
L876[17:09:25] <GauHelldragon> using the
shell library
L877[17:09:28] <GauHelldragon> or api, i
forget which it is
L878[17:09:28] <SF-MC> Don't programs
inherit env variables?
L879[17:09:39] <SF-MC> technically it's
library
L880[17:09:40] <GauHelldragon> or if it's
something set to run on startup
L881[17:09:41] <GauHelldragon> or
whatever
L882[17:09:50] <SF-MC> but in OC/CC, the
distinction isn't strong
L883[17:10:32] <GauHelldragon> i guess it
could just not set that env variable to anything in weird cases
like that
L884[17:12:25] <Inari> well you can set
the variable in the programs environment,
L885[17:24:14] <Altenius> OC doesn't have
UDP/IP support, does it?
L886[17:24:32] <SF-MC> not afaik
L887[17:24:36] <SF-MC> TCP/IP only
L888[17:32:11] <SF-MC> suppose I have to
go to the nether now...
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L894[17:40:37] <TYKUHN2|AFK> Helps to
remember my name
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L899[18:01:25] <gamax92> get rekt
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L910[18:17:53] *
vifino picks up Elizabeth and carries her to bed
L911[18:22:52] <TYKUHN2|AFK> When chrome
lags badly at 5% CPU...
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L913[18:23:13] <TYKUHN2|AFK> Juniper
reviewed "they" code huh?
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L915[18:26:08] <Antheus> so uh
L916[18:26:14] <Antheus> When is oc 1.6
coming out
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L922[18:35:28] <sugoi> tomorrow
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L924[18:35:45] <sugoi> 9am
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L927[18:43:12] <TYKUHN2> Slightly
overexposed outtake. More like nuclear explosion
L928[18:44:23] <gamax92> sugoi: hey
L929[18:44:33] *
sugoi may be here
L930[18:44:41] <gamax92> oscillator hard
sync
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L933[18:45:04] <sugoi> oscillator?
L934[18:45:16] <gamax92> Have an example:
Triangle wave: /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/
L935[18:45:26] <gamax92> Hard sync
Triangle wave: /\//\//\//\//\//\//\/
L936[18:45:41] <gamax92> the double up is
where the oscillator is forced to reset
L937[18:45:52] <TYKUHN2> "Transistors
make up logic gates which still do very simple stuff" Have you
SEEN the picture you chose!?
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L939[18:46:48] <vifino> OSS: Overly shitty
soundsystem.
L940[18:46:58] <gamax92> OSS is nice
L941[18:47:00] <TYKUHN2> You can imgaine a
computer has a bunch of 7 year olds
L942[18:47:13] <sugoi> TYKUHN2: tbh, it's
a great video
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L945[18:51:41] <sugoi> Antheus: tbh, i
don't know
L946[18:52:28] <sugoi> Antheus: but my
part with openos is coming to a close. my changes are in the lua
code only, i dont know anything about Sang.ar's eta
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L948[19:02:46] <TYKUHN2> "I'm going
to crank this stick, push every button on this panel, and leave you
guys with it." SCIENCE
L949[19:04:20] <gamax92> >_>
right
L950[19:04:35] <gamax92> I forgot this
phone can actually tether properly and that I don't need to use
broken Azilink
L952[19:05:39] <gamax92> `_`: maybe one
day, I'll make ICMP work properly on Azilink
L953[19:05:48] <`_`> >Azilink
L954[19:05:53] <`_`> There is no help for
that
L955[19:06:04] <`_`> There is no help for
the entry 'Azilink'
L956[19:06:29] <`_`> gamax92: I'm
downloading the entirety of GG's SADX series
L957[19:06:32] <`_`> Why?
L958[19:06:35] <`_`> I have no fucking
clue
L959[19:06:38] <gamax92> Why?
L960[19:06:42] <`_`> I have no fucking
clue
L961[19:07:04] <TYKUHN2> help Why?
L962[19:07:12] <gamax92> no help for
you.
L963[19:07:13] <`_`> There is no
"Why"
L964[19:07:37] <`_`> Can fuckin GParted
open so I can nuke this partition
L965[19:07:55] <gamax92> GParted has
issues with loopback'd drives
L966[19:08:11] <gamax92> like it'll just
straight up hang, and I end up resorting to using GParted in a
VM
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L968[19:09:21] <gamax92> I think it's
because the actual partition is /dev/mapper/loop#p#
L969[19:09:44] <`_`> I just downloaded the
first 47 videos, but then I ran out of space on my server so I had
to move them to a flash drive
L970[19:09:46] <gamax92> `_`: how are you
supposed to expose partitions without kpartx
L971[19:09:54] <`_`> Then I'll move them
from the flash drive to my laptop
L972[19:10:07] <`_`> gamax92: dunno
L973[19:10:27] <gamax92> kpartx puts them
in /dev/mapper and I don't think gparted likes that
L974[19:10:42] <gamax92> also I wonder if
partitions in partitions are supported :o
L975[19:10:54] <gamax92> loop0p0p3p2
L976[19:11:20] <TYKUHN2> You mean an
extended partition?
L977[19:11:42] <gamax92> no
L978[19:11:57] <gamax92> that just does
loop0p5 and above
L979[19:12:07] <`_`> fruitpoops
L980[19:12:21] <gamax92> poop magic and
rainbows
L981[19:12:46] <TYKUHN2> rm -rf /
L982[19:12:52] <TYKUHN2> Fixes your
issue
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L984[19:13:10] <TYKUHN2|rm> DANGIT
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L986[19:13:33] <gamax92> BAD!
L987[19:13:35] <gamax92> rm -vrf
L988[19:13:44] <gamax92> also /* instead
of /
L989[19:14:01] <TYKUHN2> Are you MAN
enough?
L990[19:14:20] <gamax92> I want it to A)
work, and B) have it list everything that burns
L991[19:14:34] <TYKUHN2> Suicide OpenOS
anyone?
L992[19:14:50] <gamax92> Hey want to hear
a knock knock joke?
L993[19:15:05] <TYKUHN2> Maybe suicide
OPENOS that listens over a network for other suiciding machines
:)
L994[19:15:05] <gamax92> Knock knock
L995[19:15:25] <GauHelldragon> who is
there
L996[19:15:28] <gamax92> Crippling
depression
L997[19:15:33] <GauHelldragon> crippling
depression who
L998[19:15:34] <gamax92> me
L999[19:15:44] <GauHelldragon> good
joke
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L1002[19:33:14] <`_`> Attempting to race
the download and conversion process taking up all my data by moving
videos to my flash drive is proving difficult
L1003[19:33:22] <`_`> This flash drive is
slower than my internet speeds
L1004[19:33:37] <`_`> I'm going to run
out of space soon
L1005[19:37:31] <gamax92> get rekt
L1006[19:37:48] <`_`> 700mb avail, god
this flash drive is slow
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L1011[19:40:32] <`_`> Thank you YouTube
for throttling my connection some
L1012[19:40:36] <`_`> You're a life
saver
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L1024[19:59:02] <`_`> Welp, I ran out of
space... Bummer
L1025[19:59:09] <`_`> I was almost at the
end of the series too
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L1028[20:32:49] <vifino> gamax92: if i
made a song using midi and dectalk, would you listen to it?
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L1031[20:36:09] <gamax92> vifino:
sure
L1032[20:38:00] <vifino> gamax92:
:D
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L1034[20:41:49] <vifino> gamax92: is
there a dosbox visual line printer yet?
L1035[20:42:02] <gamax92> I wouldn't know
about that
L1036[20:45:41] <vifino> :(
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L1038[20:46:54] <TYKUHN2> Black
midi?
L1039[20:47:03] <vifino> gamax92: i still
need a good soundcard that can do midi on pci-e
L1040[20:47:32] <gamax92> I also wouldn't
know about that
L1041[20:47:40] <vifino> :(
L1042[20:49:22] <TYKUHN2> Anyone have any
good tips on converting MP2T streams? :)
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L1046[20:56:48] <TYKUHN2> Now there is a
dark red spot on my pants. DANGIT
L1047[20:57:48] <TYKUHN2> I hope blood
comes out
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L1049[20:59:37] <TYKUHN2> Why green
eyes?
L1050[21:00:50] <TYKUHN2> So
confused
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L1055[21:52:15] <`_`> I need USB OTG so
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L1073[23:25:10] <lperkins2> any
recommendations for a decent free java profiler?
L1074[23:25:22] <gamax92>
lperkins2!
L1075[23:25:31] <gamax92> why have you
been gone for so long
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L1077[23:31:17] <lperkins2> um, I've been
busy
L1078[23:31:39] <lperkins2> it tends to
happen when you're trying to build a business
L1079[23:31:55] <Izaya> one would expect
so
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L1081[23:32:27] <Xal> what kind of
business?
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L1084[23:34:05] <lperkins2> technology
consulting, programming,
L1085[23:34:18] <lperkins2> embedded
systems design
L1086[23:34:35] <lperkins2> kind of a bit
of everything
L1087[23:35:33] <lperkins2> far more web
development than I would like :)
L1088[23:36:15] <Izaya> web dev is a
special hell
L1089[23:37:26] <lperkins2> 'specially
since it's usually in php or similar...
L1090[23:37:36] <lperkins2> but it pays
the bills
L1091[23:39:42] <lperkins2> my specialty
is in command and control systems and data analysis, but there
isn't a whole lot of demand for that
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