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L11[01:15:06] <Kodos> Kindle fires are
useless
L12[01:16:58] <Izaya> Burn it
L13[01:17:19] <dangranos> kill fire.. WITH
FIRE
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L16[01:36:01] <Kodos> I recant my previous
statement, the photo editing is pretty damn nice
L18[01:39:22] <greaser|q> ...why is that a
thing
L19[01:39:55] <greaser|q> oh hmm, that
actually looks kinda cool
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L25[01:42:19] <^v> Oh noes! chaos split
3:
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L28[01:46:44] <Kodos> Oh damn, TARDIS mod
updated
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L30[01:50:38] <Antheus> Hmmm
L31[01:50:43] <Antheus> It is supposed to
snow in a few hours
L32[01:50:45] <Antheus> aka 2
L33[01:51:18] <Antheus> .-.
L34[01:55:37] <greaser|q> hmm, is there a
thread or something somewhere about improving the GPU API, so i
could possibly chuck in my 2c?
L35[01:56:00] <greaser|q> i've heard
there's at least a loose plan
L36[01:56:16] <Kodos> Woo, I can put any
PDF on my Kindle
L37[01:56:23] <Kodos> First upload? Lua Ref
Man
L38[01:58:03] <greaser|q> if you're looking
for some good pdfs, look for arm-arm.pdf and
AmigaHardRefManual.pdf
L39[01:58:11] <greaser|q> oh and
gbatek.pdf
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L42[02:01:39] <Kubuxu> Kodos: Kindle is bad
with PDFs, they are shown as whole page per screen
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L44[02:02:40] <Kodos> Kubuxu: 7 inch
tablet, and I have great vision, plus I can zoom anyway.
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L46[02:03:32] <Kubuxu> Yeah, but with
something like Lua manual I would go with RTF
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L48[02:07:54] <Kodos> Know of an RTF
version, or somewhere I can convert to RTF?
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L51[02:18:26] <Kubuxu> Just use some html
to RTF
L52[02:18:45] <Kubuxu> and then upload it
as personal document
L53[02:18:52] <greaser|q> i wonder how good
kindles are with HTML directly
L54[02:19:12] <Kubuxu> greaser|q: there is
experimental browser
L55[02:19:14] <Kubuxu> it works
L56[02:20:58] <Kodos> I wish there was a
markdown reader
L57[02:21:07] <Kodos> And that i didn't
have to use github every time
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L60[02:43:39] <Kodos> Is it possible to
make a Minecraft world, through a mod's code, permanently
inaccessible?
L61[02:44:00] <Vexatos> a world?
L62[02:44:03] <Kodos> Yes
L63[02:44:07] <Kodos> As in the save
itself
L64[02:44:11] <Vexatos> like, just enable
hardcore?
L65[02:44:11] <Vexatos> >_>
L66[02:44:16] <Kodos> No no
L67[02:44:23] <Kodos> Basically, this is
what I'm doing/wanting
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L69[02:45:16] <Kodos> I've got the idea for
a time travel mod, that will make an entity that is basically the
player. But the actual player CANNOT interact with their past
selves whatsoever, lest they risk corrupting their timeline and
undoing the universe's space time continuum (Read: The world goes
poof)
L70[02:46:01] <greaser|q> Kodos: you could
possibly store steps and encrypt later steps based on the past
steps
L71[02:47:01] <greaser|q> and when you go
into the past, you end up rewriting the states in order
L72[02:47:31] <greaser|q> if you break the
past player, then the past player's new state decrypts the new
states incorrectly
L73[02:48:24] <greaser|q> recommended
encryption: hash the past player state, then RC4, and possibly have
a checksum just in case
L74[02:49:41] <greaser|q> even CRC32 should
be fine for the past player state, but you'd probably want to
square and mod 2^32 the result if you use CRC32 for the encrypted
checksum
L75[02:50:35] <greaser|q> (because bit
flipping attacks - RC4 is prone to them, and CRC on its own doesn't
protect you against them)
L76[02:50:56] <greaser|q> main reason for
RC4 though: it's easy, fast, and reasonably secure
L77[02:52:57] <v^> > reasonably
secure
L78[02:52:58] <Inari> i dont see how secure
matters
L79[02:52:59] <greaser|q> the problem with
this, of course, is some mods may end up using unrepeatable random
number streams, and by may i mean 1. they fucking will, and 2.
vanilla fucking will as well
L80[02:53:03] <Inari> but okay
L82[02:53:10] <v^> yeah before
1024byte
L83[02:53:17] <v^> unless you have known
plaintext
L84[02:53:58] <greaser|q> what kind of
attack would make it breakable after 1KB?
L85[02:54:06] <greaser|q> secure doesn't
matter a hell of a lot, but it is a legit algo and it's easy and
fast
L86[02:54:19] <greaser|q> just needs to be
secure enough that the key won't be easy to recover
L87[02:54:22] <greaser|q> when it gets
lost
L88[02:54:27] <v^> if you have 8 bit
L89[02:54:33] <v^> 8 bit RC4
L90[02:54:41] <Inari> greaser|q: doesnt
really matter if you can recover the key though
L91[02:54:44] <v^> then the keystate
repeats
L92[02:55:03] <greaser|q> actually just
realised that you could recover the state if you just backed the
damn thing up
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L94[02:55:23] <Inari> or you know, you
could just cheat whatever you lose back too
L96[02:55:33] <greaser|q> a whole
world?
L97[02:55:48] <Inari> *shrug* MC has a
world delete function already xD
L98[02:55:49] <Inari> or had
L99[02:56:00] <Inari> or was that a
mod
L100[02:56:01] <Inari> dunno
L101[02:56:06] <greaser|q> i think it was
part of the game
L102[02:56:09] <greaser|q> hardcore
mode
L103[02:56:43] <greaser|q> but yeah, the
only real way to protect against backing up from what i gather is
to have some keyserver that provides an encryption/decryption key,
some ID for fetching the key, and the ability to revoke the
key
L104[02:56:51] <greaser|q> basically,
DRM
L105[02:57:02] <Inari> you're the player,
no point in "protecting" against that
L106[02:57:15] <greaser|q> but even that
can be hacked around
L107[02:57:43] <greaser|q> so basically,
cheaters gonna cheat, you might as well just delete the world
L108[02:57:58] <Inari> or just like,d ont
delete the world, works too :P
L109[02:58:03] <Inari> i never saw a point
in that feature personally
L110[03:01:18] <greaser|q> out of
curiosity, what would you guys want to see in an extended version
of the GPU API? i've been using what's there and am trying to work
out what extensions would make it that much more usable
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L113[03:02:43] <greaser|q> i'm mostly keen
on there being some form of backbuffer or texture memory or virtual
area, but it could also be pretty cool having pixel-scrollable
playfields + sprites
L114[03:04:29] <greaser|q> i really don't
care if it never ever gets a "proper" gfx mode, i've used
megazeux plenty of times
L115[03:05:09] <Inari> well theres a
buffer/vram/something suggested
L116[03:05:13] <Inari> but seems noone
made it (Yet)?
L117[03:05:18] <greaser|q> where
abouts?
L118[03:05:23] <greaser|q> (erm, where's
the discussion)
L120[03:05:50] <greaser|q> ah cheers
L121[03:06:54] <greaser|q> another cool
idea would be a "copy7" function along the lines of the
SNES mode 7 / GBA mode {1 | 2} where you get to provide a matrix to
source stuff for texture mapping
L122[03:11:15] <greaser|q> it is a kinda
complex thing because there's still that unicode display
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L124[03:15:16] <greaser|q> Inari: yeah i
think your API proposal for off-screen texture storage is probably
the best except i'd use a handle rather than a memory address... it
all boils down to "can i really be bothered getting eclipse
set up again" though
L125[03:17:36] <greaser|q> anyhow i'm
going to get some sleep, so gnight
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L128[03:23:50] <Inari> lol
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L136[04:54:42] <g> Haldo all - does anyone
know if there are any Lua API stubs for use with IDEs?
L137[04:55:08] <Vexatos> IDEA has a Lua
plugin
L138[04:55:13] <g> No, I get that
L139[04:55:18] <g> I mean for
autocomplete
L140[04:55:46] <g> API stubs, eg files
with just the function/etc definitions and no functionality
L141[04:55:50] <Vexatos> For OC?
L143[04:55:54] <Vexatos> Ah
L144[04:55:56] <Vexatos> Hmm
L145[04:55:59] <Vexatos> I don't think
so
L146[04:56:04] <Vexatos> but you should be
able to make one
L147[04:56:16] <g> Yeah, that was the
other option
L148[04:56:24] <g> Alright, thanks, maybe
I'll do that and put it on the forum if I get around to it
L149[04:56:36] <Vexatos> Yea
L150[04:56:39] <Vexatos> Someone does it
and others enjoy it :)
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L154[05:26:20] <g> Heh, I BSOD'd by
opening way too many wiki pages at once..
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L164[06:42:56] <dangranos> :|
L165[06:43:09] <dangranos> he is fucking
trolling now
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L167[06:51:35] <Elizabeth> d0s3, please
stop with the away messages
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L169[06:54:58] <dangranos> those are /me
messages
L170[06:57:20] <Elizabeth> dangranos,
really?
L171[06:57:28] <Elizabeth> I never would
have guessed
L172[06:57:53] <dangranos> sorry
L173[06:58:48] <dangranos> hah, reading
Electrical Age github issues..
L174[06:59:07] <dangranos> someone raised
issue about "community"
L175[06:59:22] <dangranos> "I would
actually prefer a forum or Q&A solution for Users vs Users
support. A lot of Minecraft users might have a hard time using IRC
if they even know what it actually is. I see IRC rather for
communication between Devs..."
L176[07:00:06] <malcom2073> IRC is where
hackers hangout
L177[07:00:14] <malcom2073> Seen that
video?
L178[07:00:21] <dangranos> wha?
L180[07:00:36] <MichiBot> malcom2073:
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L182[07:00:46] <Inari> malcom2073: that
was before web clients
L183[07:00:47] <Inari> ;D
L184[07:01:01] <Inari> Elizabeth: i heard
some good things about it from people, and some bad from
reviews
L185[07:02:08] <dangranos> ...
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L187[07:02:15] <dangranos> i want to kill
them
L188[07:02:25] <dangranos> they aren't
describing IRC chat
L189[07:02:38] <dangranos> they are
describing damn P2P chats
L190[07:02:47] <malcom2073> That's about
par for the course for anything technical things being described on
tv
L191[07:03:17] <Inari> thats not like IRC
like at all... i see it was a good decision to not watch that
show
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L193[07:04:07] <malcom2073> the leet speak
really got me laughing
L194[07:04:48] <dangranos> it i5 n0
j0k3
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L196[07:05:24] <malcom2073> "Oh
stewardess, I speak jive"
L197[07:05:47] <Elizabeth> well, i bought
one
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L204[07:34:56] <Antheus> zomg snow
outside
L205[07:34:57] <Antheus> ahgjskDHga
L206[07:35:05] <Antheus> but it will melt
soon
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L208[07:35:17] <Antheus> the high for
today is 40 something
L209[07:35:25] <Antheus> maybe an 1/2 inch
of snow
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L225[08:48:57] <Turtle> ugh, gotta
download usb/lan drivers yaaay
L226[08:49:39] <Turtle> I'm still annoyed
that windows 7 doesn't have the right lan drivers for this asus
mobo
L227[08:58:29] <Turtle> uhh, question,
would it be wise to shuffle some sata ports around, unplug a disk
drive and plug in a graphics card before upgrading win7 to win10,
or after?
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L229[09:04:25] <hydraz> before
L230[09:04:37] <hydraz> Turtle: remember,
you're dealing with a shitty operating system here
L231[09:04:42] <Turtle> ... true
L232[09:04:58] <Turtle> just running
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L248[10:12:07] <gamax92> "Download
size: 4.98 TB"
L249[10:12:09] <gamax92> nope I'm
good.
L250[10:12:24] <gamax92> Don't have the
space or speed for that.
L251[10:15:55] <dangranos> wha
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L257[10:41:15] <Antheus> :/
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L259[10:55:21] <JOnhyX> hi guys
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L269[11:26:12] <Inari> gamax92: lol what
DL
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L278[12:16:34] <gamax92> can I remotely
block signals in a process?
L279[12:34:24] <Sangar> o/
L280[12:38:44] <Elizabeth> \o
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L282[12:45:32] <reinei> o/
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L285[12:57:00] <sugoi> i need to call a
function with a custom environment
L286[12:57:47] <sugoi> and i dont want to
have to call it from string, and i dont have a 'file' to load
L287[12:58:00] <sugoi> any ideas? am i
missing something simple/obvious?
L288[12:58:46] <asie> gamax92:
4.9*TB?
L289[12:58:49] <asie> 4.98TB*
L290[13:00:46] <Kubuxu> Fortunately it
isn't CERN database (60PB), yes you can download it.
L291[13:10:55] <Vexatos> sugoi, just
L292[13:10:56] <Vexatos> uuh
L293[13:10:59] <Vexatos> _ENV =
myenv
L294[13:11:00] <Vexatos> ?
L295[13:11:02] <Vexatos> >_>
L296[13:12:04] <sugoi> Vexatos: i'm
worried about if my call asserts and the env stays corrupt
L297[13:13:12] <sugoi> but i think
load("fp()",'chunkname',nil,{fp=fp,...}) will work
L298[13:13:39] <Inari> Kubuxu: link?
L300[13:19:37] <Kubuxu> substitute 1 with
other numbers
L301[13:20:30] <sugoi> Vexatos: i can
create a function using load(string,,,env)
L302[13:20:30] <Kubuxu> Folks from IPFS
estimated the dataset to 60PB
L304[13:20:44] <sugoi> but when i call
into it, and call from it to existing functions -
L305[13:20:58] <sugoi> the env globals i
set don't seem to work/get used
L306[13:21:51] <sugoi> like...say i want
to change coroutine
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L315[13:23:21] <sugoi> so i make a call
like load('__fp()','',nil,{coroutine=myco,__fp=fp)
L316[13:23:29] <sugoi> where fp() makes
some coroutines
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L318[13:23:44] <sugoi> but it doesn't use
my coroutine lib, it continues to use the real coroutines
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L322[13:26:26] <Sangar> sugoi, a
function's env is always set when it is loaded first. i.e. there's
no real way to change it later on. so you *have* to load the
function code from a string/file if you want to have control over
its env pretty much. at least i'm not aware of a different way (in
5.2+ anyway)
L323[13:26:49] <sugoi> ok that's exactly
what i was worried was the case
L324[13:27:01] <sugoi> but i tried
anyways, hoping i was wrong :)
L325[13:27:20] <sugoi> Sangar: btw, got
popen done! except...found some serious limitations
L326[13:28:13] <sugoi> basically, using
coroutines is a fine solution, until the user is trying to popen
around things that also do coroutines
L327[13:28:35] <sugoi> i tried making
something smart, but in the end, the popen's child is a black
box
L328[13:29:11] <sugoi> so i have another
solution, i have a coroutine lib specially made for popen child
processes
L329[13:29:44] <sugoi> it works, just need
to use load correctly
L330[13:30:32] <Sangar> heh. so basically
like oc's "sys-yields" again?
L331[13:30:48] <sugoi> hehe, yes
actually
L332[13:31:03] <sugoi> once i have this
finished, i'm going to fearfully test popen of a popen ...
L333[13:31:22] <sugoi> it's different than
the sys yields impl btw
L334[13:31:31] <sugoi> my solution is to
actualy keep all coroutine resumes "flat"
L335[13:31:43] <sugoi> and i keep track of
my own stack
L336[13:31:51] <Sangar> hmhm
L337[13:32:09] <Sangar> well, i'm looking
forward to when it works :D
L338[13:32:12] <sugoi> and then popen
keeps its 'root', or anchor
L339[13:32:41] <sugoi> well, that's what
holiday break is for i suppose :)
L340[13:32:45] <sugoi> anyways, afk
L341[13:32:47] <sugoi> o/
L342[13:32:48] <Sangar> haha
L343[13:33:00] <Sangar> laters
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L345[13:36:06] <Vexatos>
<Sangar>
sugoi, a function's env is always set when
it is loaded first. i.e. there's no real way to change it later
on.
L346[13:36:16] <Vexatos> local oldenv =
_ENV _ENV = myenv
L347[13:36:19] <Vexatos> <_>
L348[13:37:13] <Sangar> Vexatos, inside
your local function, the one you control, yes.
L349[13:37:26] <Sangar> if you have some
function by ref that doesn't do you any good at all
L350[13:37:43] <Vexatos> <_>
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L354[14:00:05] <greaser|q> fun thing, if
you call load() without an env it defaults to some sort of global
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L356[14:06:37] <greaser|q> not sure what i
prefer, the "new" env system or the "old" one
([gs]etfenv)
L357[14:07:03] <greaser|q> the _ENV one
seems a bit cleaner though
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L359[14:10:06] <`-`> [gs]etfenv was the
worst, you could sandbox break if you get either function
L360[14:11:57] <greaser|q> it seems to be
faster, i just ran a benchmark on 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 and the original
Python 2 ver
L361[14:12:06] <greaser|q> 5.1: 4.9
secs
L362[14:12:15] <greaser|q> 5.2: 4.1
secs
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L364[14:12:24] <greaser|q> 5.3: 3.9
secs
L365[14:12:30] <greaser|q> Python 2: 5.9
secs
L366[14:13:07] <greaser|q> wait shit the
5.1 ver seems broken
L367[14:16:25] <greaser|q> ok, fixed, in
5.1,5.2,5.3 order: 4.413, 3.783, 3.757
L368[14:16:31] <greaser|q> (also disabled
powerd)
L369[14:16:53] <greaser|q> and of course
py2: 5.907
L370[14:19:16] <`-`> Python is the
worst
L371[14:19:46] <reinei> `-`: and we have
to code in python in CS
L372[14:20:22] <`-`> Nasty.
L373[14:20:25] <g> What's wrong with
python? (It's my main language)
L374[14:20:51] <reinei> g its not my hated
language either
L375[14:21:28] <reinei> I just wanted to
let `-` know
L376[14:22:59] <`-`> I don't want to start
ranting
L377[14:23:03] <greaser|q> oh finally
after fixing it: py3.4: 6.834
L378[14:23:17] <greaser|q> i'm just amused
that lua's actually faster by a factor of almost 2
L379[14:23:46] <`-`> greaser|q: Because,
unlike Python, Lua is lightweight
L380[14:23:57] <g> python isn't supposed
to be the fastest language around
L381[14:24:09] <g> not that all speed
annoyances aren't legit, but
L382[14:24:13] <g> it's not the
point
L383[14:25:58] <greaser|q> the scary thing
is you can actually write an s3m player in python and it'll run
just fine for 22050Hz 8-bit stereo
L384[14:26:14] <greaser|q> it's a lang
that's designed to be easy to make things with
L385[14:26:33] <greaser|q> i just happen
to sometimes abuse it to do things quickly
L386[14:27:16] <g> the speed is just fine
for most things
L387[14:27:23] <g> but yeah, there are
some things where you'd want to write a C extension
L388[14:27:46] <greaser|q> fuck that API
so much, i'd rather popen
L389[14:27:58] <greaser|q> after all
that's what they tend to do in erlang
L390[14:28:04] <g> the api has been
improved a lot recently
L391[14:28:22] <greaser|q> is it still a
GC ref count minefield?
L392[14:28:51] <greaser|q> heck i found
ruby's API nicer to work with, and i have demonstrated that (well,
1.8.7 i think) to be half the speed of py2.7
L393[14:29:19] <g> I haven't used it in a
while myself, but cffi can do some very nice things with foreign
(eg, from a dll/so) functions
L394[14:29:26] <greaser|q> i'm not sure
how squirrel compares for speed, i did try using the API though and
somehow it forgot it could do closures so i then moved that project
to lua
L395[14:29:47] <greaser|q> ah, cffi+ctypes
would be a much nicer approach
L396[14:29:47] <g> you can just give it a
dll/so, and either a header file or access to a compiler
L397[14:30:23] <g> yeah, it's handy for
stuff like opus
L398[14:30:27] <g> which I have the
misfortune to need
L399[14:30:29] <greaser|q> i get the
feeling that lua is the C of scripting languages
L400[14:30:36] <g> eh, ish
L401[14:30:39] <g> I'd prefer python's
mechanics
L402[14:30:42] <g> but lua is pretty
fast
L403[14:30:53] <greaser|q> light, fast,
missing a few things
L406[14:31:26] <greaser|q> it's also
designed to be abused
L407[14:31:31] <greaser|q> metatables,
anyone?
L409[14:32:02] <greaser|q> (tbh i really
only use metatables for full userdata and the __gc
metamethod)
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L441[17:24:16] <Inari> hm
L442[17:24:53] <Inari> cant you pretty
exactly determine a drone's coords by once storing them, then on
move cmds calc the angle and use offset from target to determine
how much you moved on that line and use taht to get the new coords
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L446[17:33:46] <Inari> what the OS you
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L448[17:41:31] <Inari> maybe mineos
L449[17:43:11] <`-`> Inari: CraftOS.
L450[17:43:15] <`-`> toplol
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L466[17:57:41] <{}> I'm a TABLE AND I'M
PROUD
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L474[18:26:53] *
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L475[18:35:10] <greaser|q> right now i'm
going through a mental exercise for a possible ANTIC-inspired
system for video modes
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L485[19:50:17] <Jason> Hi
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L487[19:52:04] <OC-Soft> is anyone
online?
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L491[20:05:19] <Jason> Hello
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L494[20:07:23] <OC-Soft> Hello?
L495[20:07:33] <MrRatermat> hi
L496[20:08:02] <OC-Soft> nice
programm
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L498[20:08:25] <Inari> lol
L499[20:08:38] <Inari> someone trying out
the irc floppy i see
L500[20:08:44] <MrRatermat> Sometimes I
like to take the mince out of pasties and stick them in my pants.
It gives me a funny feeling around my ding dong.
L501[20:08:52] <Inari> wat
L502[20:08:59] <MrRatermat> oh
nevermind
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L504[20:09:10] <Inari> canyou repeat
that
L505[20:09:47] <Elizabeth> MrRatermat,
pls
L506[20:10:02] <MrRatermat> sorry my
friend
L507[20:10:07] <MrRatermat> i will repeat
for you
L508[20:10:22] <Elizabeth> .-.
L509[20:10:29] <MrRatermat> sometimes i
like to go to the bakers, and take the mince out of pasties and
stick them in my pants. It gives me a funny feeling around my ding
dong.
L510[20:10:44] <MrRatermat> now you
know
L511[20:10:54] <MrRatermat> I have no idea
why I confessed it here on #oc
L512[20:11:56] <MrRatermat> I like not
being banned/muted and in the best interests of self-preservation,
I probably shouldn't confess anything here.
L513[20:14:14] <{}> MrRatermat: At first I
read something else
L514[20:14:32] <MrRatermat> indeed you
did
L515[20:14:34] <MrRatermat> then it got
worse
L516[20:14:52] <{}> When I read bakers in
the second sentence, everything got a little better
L517[20:15:21] <MrRatermat> really?
L518[20:16:04] <{}> I read mice and
panties
L519[20:16:24] <{}> I was like "What
are mice doing in panties, and where did MrRatermat get panties
from?"
L520[20:17:07] <MrRatermat> Yes. All the
boys think I'm handsome.
L522[20:17:52] <{}>
MMmmmmMMrRatermat~~
L523[20:18:45] <MrRatermat> I am wayyy too
kawaii for a table.
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L527[20:24:34] <Inari> the mice are the
panties
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L529[20:30:33] <Izaya> man this place gets
weirder every time
L530[20:32:21] <Sandra> yay, I got a steam
gift card. bought downwell and titan souls with it. :D
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L541[20:43:41] <Yuno-Gasai> Yuki!
L542[20:47:19] <Izaya> Oh this can't end
well
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L544[20:50:47] <v^> {}, y
L545[20:51:05] <{}> v^: I identify as a
table.
L546[20:51:23] <{}> table: 0xayylamo
L547[20:51:47] <Sandra>
0xayylamo....
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L552[20:56:47] <{}> You're squidward, he's
squidward, I"M SQUIDWARD. ARE THERE ANY OTHER SQUIDWARDS I
SHOULD KNOW ABOUT?!
L553[20:57:27] <{}> ( ͡¯ ͜ʖ ͡¯)
L554[21:18:59] <Yuno-Gasai> Hey
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L570[21:59:57] <Antheus> {}, i'm
squidward
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L573[22:10:12] <greaser|q> i'm an attack
helicopter
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L575[22:13:43] <Antheus> Is that what you
tell the ladies?
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L578[22:16:17] <Antheus> Mimiru, Michiyo
why are both your things connected?
L579[22:16:53] <Mimiru>
Be-fuckin-cause
L580[22:18:48] *
Antheus pours a little more spicy sass sauce on Mimiru
L581[22:19:56] <Elizabeth> I should
probably go to bed....
L582[22:20:09] <Elizabeth> been on imgur
since 1am
L583[22:20:13] <Elizabeth> it's now
4am
L584[22:30:56] <Antheus> no
L585[22:30:58] <Antheus> no bed for
yo0u
L586[22:31:07] <OC-Soft> ...
L587[22:32:32] <Antheus> OC-Soft, are you
a brand of open source toilet paper?
L588[22:35:40] <OC-Soft> ähm no
L589[22:36:10] <{}> CC-Soft
L590[22:36:26] <{}> Closed source toilet
paper that takes pictures of your asshole
L591[22:36:29] <{}> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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L593[22:50:51] <{}> <> --[[addsort]]
local function sleep(n) local a = os.clock() while os.clock()-a
< n do end end local numbers = {1,2,3} local a = os.clock() for
i=1, #numbers do sleep(numbers[i]) end return os.clock()-a
L594[22:50:58] <^v> {}, 6.000012
L595[22:51:03] <{}> awwyis
L596[22:51:05] <{}> addsort
L597[22:51:14] <{}> This is how you
efficently add numbers
L598[22:51:28] <{}> v^: ^
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L604[23:18:10] <Antheus> the amount of
hair in my keyboard...
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L609[23:28:20] <Alissa> is there a way to
suspend the computer? or the currently running program?
L610[23:29:24] <Alissa> or actually nvm
._.
L611[23:30:16] <Alissa> ... yeah i'm going
to need a way to sleep. .-.
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L613[23:33:52] <Antheus>
os.sleep(time)
L614[23:34:09] <Antheus> iirc you need to
require os
L615[23:34:42] <Alissa> alright,
thanks.
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L617[23:37:04] <Antheus> I think I helped
someone for once
L618[23:37:17] <Antheus> Achievement Get!
Help Someone
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L621[23:47:05] <Alissa> :/ the screens are
too high res for it to display properly :<
L622[23:47:11] <Alissa> but thanks anyways
for the help Antheus
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