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L1[00:02:12] <Antheus> HAPPY NEWYEAR
L2[00:03:51] <jhagrid7> HAPPY NEW YEAR!
L3[00:07:35] <Alissa> happy new year.
L4[00:07:42] <v^> Bruh
L5[00:07:56] <v^> Its just now new years here in Minnesota
L6[00:08:20] <v^> Even though I watched the ball drop in new York
L7[00:08:25] <v^> Like an hour ago
L8[00:08:26] <jhagrid7> It's been new years for an hour and eight minutes for me
L9[00:09:46] <Antheus> v^, I know, same
L10[00:09:54] <Antheus> #CentralTimeBestTime
L11[00:10:09] <v^> I have a robotics competition that's why I'm in Minnesota
L12[00:10:37] <Alissa> yay central time, Antheus
L13[00:10:49] <v^> For robotics?
L14[00:11:01] <Alissa> v^: is it actual robotics?
L15[00:11:27] <v^> Yes goddamit. I compete with actual robots
L16[00:11:52] <v^> :<
L17[00:12:14] <v^> Antheus, EST best time zone
L18[00:12:26] <v^> It's literally the most populated
L19[00:12:34] <v^> So yeah
L20[00:21:15] <Antheus> v^, are you showcasing ^v4
L21[00:21:37] <jhagrid7> So like the metal robotic vehicles that have to complete multiple tasks that you have to program it to do?
L22[00:21:56] <v^> ^v4 is as almost 2 years old
L23[00:22:10] <jhagrid7> Just wondering because I had a few LEGO Robotic competitions and we saw actual robotics like that
L24[00:22:16] <v^> ^v is ^v5
L25[00:22:35] <v^> Jhagrid yes metal
L26[00:22:49] <jhagrid7> Nice
L27[00:22:55] <jhagrid7> http://imgur.com/a/oVb7e
L28[00:23:02] <jhagrid7> Fixed the album
L29[00:23:26] <v^> 18"x18"x18" metal robots
L30[00:27:28] <v^> Anyway im off to bed
L31[00:27:35] <Alissa> \o
L32[00:28:01] <Alissa> and v^, the reason behind my question about robotics
L33[00:28:16] <Alissa> is that our robotics team is no smarter than the kids who put together lego toys that move
L34[00:28:46] <jhagrid7> Lol
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L37[00:45:19] <dangranos> whoa..
L38[00:45:30] <dangranos> Debian's founder died
L39[00:45:36] <Alissa> Yeah. :c
L40[00:45:40] <Izaya> RIP.
L41[00:46:02] <dangranos> http://pastebin.com/yk8bgru5 someone linked this on hypeirc
L42[00:46:06] <Alissa> From what I can figure out, he was investigating some police brutality with his neighbor and the police didn't like that.
L43[00:46:10] <dangranos> Kubuxu iirc
L44[00:46:16] <Alissa> is that the tweet list?
L45[00:46:19] <dangranos> yeah
L46[00:46:27] <dangranos> read down-to-top
L47[00:46:42] <dangranos> his twitter page is gone :|
L48[00:47:00] <dangranos> (though google still has some tweets in cache)
L49[00:47:44] <Izaya> that's a more complete list than what I found
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L51[00:48:10] <Alissa> i think that's the one from the Reddit thread that got taken down
L52[00:49:45] <dangranos> interesting, why it got took down?
L53[00:50:28] <Alissa> Dunno.
L54[01:19:43] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Antheus: Just so you know, superlib is one of my worst creations
L55[01:19:52] <SuPeRMiNoR2> I wish it didn't exist
L56[01:19:58] <SuPeRMiNoR2> It is so terrible
L57[01:21:09] <SuPeRMiNoR2> also "Inspired from SuPeRMiNoR1's Superlib" SuPeRMiNoR1? Please :P
L58[01:21:50] <Antheus> lol
L59[01:55:03] <veltas> Alissa: Inane comments on Twitter. Can't really tell what was going on. Family have asked people to not pry into their affairs, so if stuff is being taken down it's probably to do with that.
L60[02:05:33] <Temia> Happy moo year \o/
L61[02:06:30] <Izaya> happy new year, Temia
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L69[03:44:44] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Happy new year everyone
L70[03:50:29] <Izaya> you're like 21 hours late
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L79[04:48:22] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Only 3 hours late for me
L80[04:48:34] <SuPeRMiNoR2> I guess more like 4
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L93[06:40:35] <Kodos|Web> o/
L94[06:43:10] <Elizabeth> morning
L95[06:43:13] * Elizabeth groans
L96[06:44:09] <Inari> lewd
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L98[06:45:24] * Elizabeth grabs Inari and uses her as a pillow
L99[06:45:37] <Inari> D:
L100[06:45:39] <Inari> l-lewd!
L101[06:46:10] <Kodos|Web> Can someone poke Sanger about having 3D prints changed so that either you can make them emit a strong redstone signal, or a config, or something. Super annoying when using them for door togglers
L102[06:46:24] <Elizabeth> %tell Sangar <Kodos|Web> Can someone poke Sanger about having 3D prints changed so that either you can make them emit a strong redstone signal, or a config, or something. Super annoying when using them for door togglers
L103[06:46:25] <MichiBot> Elizabeth: Sangar will be notified of this message when next seen.
L104[06:46:36] * Elizabeth shrugs
L105[06:46:39] <Izaya> lizzy, if you were 15 minutes later it would have been morning here
L106[06:46:41] <Kodos|Web> Indeed
L107[06:46:42] <Elizabeth> have colour info in that as well
L108[06:46:54] <Kodos|Web> Uwot
L109[06:48:07] <Kodos|Web> Right. Going to sleep now
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L113[06:57:42] <Sangar> o/
L114[07:00:11] <Elizabeth> \o
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L121[07:15:09] <Izaya> \o
L122[07:15:26] <Izaya> totally not 15 minutes and 9 seconds late
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L147[10:22:35] * vifino returns bck to Elizabeth
L148[10:22:43] <nxsupert> You've been annihilated. There is no you to stab me.
L149[10:24:06] <vifino> If you say so.
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L158[10:58:28] <Techokami> Forge for 1.8.9? Wow, that was quick
L159[10:59:26] <Izaya> they patched 1.8 again?
L160[10:59:39] <Izaya> how hard did Moj- Microsoft fuck it up?
L161[11:00:37] <Turtle> It's still mojang working on both java and C versions, no?
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L165[11:21:02] <Keanu73> Hi,
L166[11:21:35] <Keanu73> How do I make a drone move a specified offset? I know the wiki says it's the function move, but I don't get dx, dy, and dz?
L167[11:24:05] <Alissa> ~w drone
L168[11:24:05] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:drone
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L170[11:24:50] <Alissa> Keanu73: If you wanted to move it two blocks in the positive X direction, you make 'dx' == 2
L171[11:24:55] <Alissa> two blocks up, dy == 2
L172[11:25:00] <Keanu73> ah
L173[11:25:14] <Alissa> I assume the "d" stands for delta
L174[11:25:16] <Alissa> or something
L175[11:25:20] <Alissa> delta, maybe distance.
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L180[11:44:52] <Keanu73> Alissa: so if I wanted it to go back 2 blocks,
L181[11:44:59] <Keanu73> I would make dx -2?
L182[11:45:15] <Alissa> sure, if you went forward in the x axis.
L183[11:45:24] <Keanu73> hmm
L184[11:45:33] <Keanu73> I'm not sure how I could convert a variable into a minus number
L185[11:46:58] <gamax92> ... wat?
L186[11:47:00] <Alissa> #lua x=2 return -x
L187[11:47:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > -2
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L189[11:47:02] <Alissa> ta-da
L190[11:47:06] <gamax92> yeah ._.
L191[11:51:06] <Keanu73> welp
L192[11:51:10] <Keanu73> I'm pretty dumb right now
L193[11:51:23] <Keanu73> Even though I have good knowledge of Linux
L194[11:52:54] <Keanu73> Why does Z exist?
L195[11:52:58] <Keanu73> the Z coordinate?
L196[11:53:03] <Keanu73> Does it balance everything?
L197[11:57:34] <gamax92> ... so that you can move on all three axis?
L198[11:58:11] <gamax92> what, you only wanted your drone to move side to side and up and down?
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L200[11:58:30] <Keanu73> Lol
L201[11:58:38] <gamax92> No seriously
L202[11:58:42] <gamax92> wtf kind of question is that.
L203[11:59:35] <Keanu73> I'm 10..
L204[11:59:36] <Keanu73> :|
L205[12:00:24] <Keanu73> Is left 1 and right -1?
L206[12:01:22] <gamax92> get older son.
L207[12:02:47] <Cruor> gamax92: what about the temporal axis?
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L218[12:25:45] <Keanu73> Oh come on...
L219[12:25:52] <Keanu73> Drones don't have the require function?!
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L221[12:27:49] <cloakable> nope :D
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L223[12:29:51] <Elizabeth> ~oc custom os
L224[12:29:52] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/tutorial:custom_oses
L225[12:30:18] <Elizabeth> Keanu73, ^ for what Drones/EEPROMs have as standard (drones themselves may have more, not sure)
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L227[12:36:33] <S3> Hey guys!
L228[12:36:35] <Keanu73> Hai
L229[12:36:37] <S3> So I'm back
L230[12:36:47] <S3> About to continue working on OCBSD
L231[12:36:57] <S3> semester got super busy
L232[12:36:57] <Keanu73> OCBSD?
L233[12:37:01] <S3> yeh
L234[12:37:02] <Keanu73> Is that a clone of OpenBSD?
L235[12:37:20] <S3> it is a clone of FreeBSD's kernel architecture, actually.
L236[12:37:27] <Keanu73> Oh
L237[12:37:30] <Keanu73> I got the wrong name XD
L238[12:37:35] <S3> bah
L239[12:37:44] <S3> Yeh. It runs on unmanaged hard disks, etc
L240[12:38:10] <S3> supports my partition table spec I invented, yada yada
L241[12:40:16] <S3> our largest issue still stands with Magik6k, if he is going to investigate journaling support in MRFS
L242[12:42:21] <Keanu73> Elizabeth: Do I have to define component?
L243[12:43:17] <vifino> S3! Looong time no see!
L244[12:43:21] <Keanu73> Or I don't need to?
L245[12:43:27] <Elizabeth> Keanu73, the stuff listed in that link is what you have access to in the global namespace so no, you should just be able to do component.whatever
L246[12:43:33] <Keanu73> Oh okay
L247[12:43:40] <S3> vifino, yeah.. life of an engineering student
L248[12:44:41] <gamax92> hey S3
L249[12:44:46] <gamax92> ya trolling bastard.
L250[12:45:21] <vifino> S3: I made a printer that prints to irc instead of using paper or something stupid like that.
L251[12:45:47] <vifino> S3: https://github.com/vifino/ircprinter :P
L252[12:47:11] <S3> Nice
L253[12:47:17] <S3> from OC?
L254[12:47:29] <S3> gamax92, lol. Trolling is fun
L255[12:47:40] <vifino> S3: Nah, from cups.
L256[12:47:47] <S3> OOH IT SUPPORTS POSTSCRIPT OMG
L257[12:48:16] <S3> Neat.
L258[12:48:29] <cloakable> haha
L259[12:49:24] <vifino> S3: Yep! It is actually working.
L260[12:49:48] <S3> gamax92, I was thinking of making SOPT much simpler
L261[12:50:46] <S3> and instead of being a partition table, I could make it into a (less code to write maybe?!) block based data structure filesystem, which could be used as a partition table, or for organizing databases, or for building a filesystem on top of, etc.
L262[12:51:25] <S3> to make a partition table all you would have to do is like, create an information block that the EEPROM recognizes, then create collections of blocks you install filesystems to
L263[12:51:46] <S3> it may be simpler this way
L264[12:51:53] <Keanu73> Elizabeth: Is drone also in the global namespace? and event?
L265[12:51:54] <gamax92> you do what you do
L266[12:52:09] <S3> meh, I was more curiouis what you thought of that
L267[12:52:11] <gamax92> I'mma go investigate converting linux mint into ubuntu mate
L268[12:52:16] <gamax92> and then go play Grandia II
L269[12:52:23] <Elizabeth> Keanu73, drone might be, event will not as that is an OpenOS library
L270[12:52:25] <S3> then having something only be capable of filesystems, then installing filesystems to that, etc
L271[12:52:37] <Keanu73> How do I get event?
L272[12:52:40] <Keanu73> or you can't
L273[12:52:47] <gamax92> computer.pullSignal
L274[12:53:28] <Elizabeth> ^
L275[12:53:50] <S3> so did you hear about that russian guy who died?
L276[12:54:02] <gamax92> yeah, that russian guy
L277[12:54:06] <gamax92> you know, that one.
L278[12:54:15] <S3> he died of alchohol posoning last night
L279[12:54:29] <S3> and then he woke up hours later in a morgue full of dead bodies
L280[12:54:36] <S3> banged on the door until someone let him out
L281[12:54:39] <Keanu73> Ohh
L282[12:54:40] <S3> then went back to the party
L283[12:54:42] <gamax92> oh damn
L284[12:54:46] <S3> and kept drinking
L285[12:55:01] <S3> continued*&
L286[12:55:14] <S3> http://www.inquisitr.com/2671939/russian-man-dies-after-too-many-vodka-shots-wakes-in-morgue-and-returns-to-party/
L287[12:56:21] <S3> It makes me wonder if most people don't die of alchohol poisoning. Instead, they die of freezing to death in morgues
L288[12:56:53] <gamax92> lol
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L290[13:02:23] <S3> phew
L291[13:02:29] <S3> lots of sc23
L292[13:02:30] <S3> sc2*
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L294[13:11:35] <Magik6k> S3, I haven't got time to mess with mrfs recently
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L296[13:12:47] <Magik6k> tho i may be porting plan9k to bare hardware(RPi), so it may be needed then
L297[13:13:19] <CompanionCube> RPi? O.o
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L299[13:13:36] <Magik6k> And yes, component.window.open() is a goal :D
L300[13:14:30] <vifino> Magik6k: Multithreading when!!!!11111
L301[13:14:59] <Magik6k> IK
L302[13:15:12] <Magik6k> I have to read about LuaJIT MT
L303[13:15:35] <vifino> Magik6k: tl;dr multiple states and dispatch stuff inbetween
L304[13:16:14] <vifino> If you have a thread api or something, it may just be as simple as replacing the coroutine stuff with instance creation and stuff.
L305[13:16:20] <Magik6k> for normal lua it seems simple, but it's JIT
L306[13:19:39] <S3> I'm surprised somebody hasn't written a new programming language called LeJIT
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L309[13:39:04] <moeassasin> Greetings all!
L310[13:39:11] <moeassasin> Eyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy it's S3
L311[13:51:47] <S3> hey
L312[13:51:58] <S3> I was in a game of Starcraft
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L314[13:53:48] <S3> my sound stopped working wtf
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L316[14:01:07] <S3> buying cheese by the block is so useful
L317[14:01:21] <S3> it may look more expensive, but I got loads of cheese now that lasts forever
L318[14:01:41] <S3> I haven't bought shredded cheese for more than a year now
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L322[14:11:13] <GauHelldragon> why would that be more expensive
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L325[14:12:19] <Inari> did anyone ever make a theory explaining how the minecraft world works?
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L327[14:13:07] <ds84182> Inari: ticks
L328[14:13:12] <Inari> like i mean
L329[14:13:20] <Inari> how blocks behave, their hradness, how redstone works
L330[14:13:20] <Inari> etc
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L332[14:15:59] <ds84182> eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh
L333[14:18:46] <gamax92> this upgrade experiment is looking pretty bad atm.
L334[14:19:10] <gamax92> will probably just clean install over and reinstall stuff
L335[14:19:53] <ds84182> S3: heh... it's LeSHIT
L336[14:19:59] <Daiyousei> le shit
L337[14:20:02] <Daiyousei> xddddddddddddddddDDDDDDDDD
L338[14:20:12] <ds84182> Before Reddit, LeSHIT was just SHIT
L339[14:20:22] <gamax92> ds84182: stop that, you're corrupting Daiyousei
L340[14:20:25] *** cbcercas is now known as cbcercas|AFK
L341[14:20:28] <Daiyousei> help
L342[14:21:14] <ds84182> *((int*)(malloc(64)-4)) = 0xDAE
L343[14:23:13] <v^> ds lmao
L344[14:23:27] <ds84182> I forgot a semicolon
L345[14:23:28] <ds84182> Oh no
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L347[14:23:34] * ds84182 cocks the gun
L348[14:23:37] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) cock
L349[14:24:20] <v^> ds84182 that would probably fuck memory allocation if you were running in kernel mode
L350[14:24:43] <ds84182> v^: who the fuck mallocs in kernel code xD
L351[14:24:53] <v^> Me
L352[14:24:55] <ds84182> STATIC ALLOCATIONS ARE THE GREATEST GIFT FROM DG
L353[14:25:00] <ds84182> s/DG/DOG
L354[14:25:00] <MichiBot> <ds84182> STATIC ALLOCATIONS ARE THE GREATEST GIFT FROM DOG
L355[14:25:07] <ds84182> s/E/E;
L356[14:25:07] <MichiBot> <ds84182> STATIC ALLOCATIONS ARE; THE GREATEST GIFT FROM DOG
L357[14:25:16] <ds84182> THANKYOUMICHIBOX
L358[14:25:21] <ds84182> >MICHIBOX
L359[14:25:22] <ds84182> DAE
L360[14:25:25] <v^> Ds I run a jvm in kernel mode
L361[14:25:32] <v^> The heap is the new stack
L362[14:25:37] <v^> In kernel mode
L363[14:25:42] <ds84182> v^: Filthy whore
L364[14:25:47] <ds84182> I mean
L365[14:25:54] <v^> Yes, daddy
L366[14:26:00] <ds84182> ~!
L367[14:26:26] <gamax92> Can you not?
L368[14:26:57] <ds84182> gamax92: Can you hot?
L369[14:26:58] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L370[14:27:04] <ds84182> ¯\_( ͡¬ ͜ʖ ͡¬)_/¯
L371[14:27:08] <gamax92> Not for you.
L372[14:27:26] <ds84182> You shut
L373[14:28:35] <v^> Gag me dwooniekuun
L374[14:28:50] <gamax92> The VM froze ... It's doing a ton of disk activity but X is not updating.
L375[14:29:24] <ds84182> v^: With what? All I have is my.. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L376[14:29:42] * ds84182 straps the lennyface around v^'s mouth
L377[14:29:51] <gamax92> ._. ignored :D
L378[14:30:15] <ds84182> Inari: help, what do I do now
L379[14:30:21] <v^> Lmao I'm talking to Dwayne like Katt does to me
L380[14:30:50] <ds84182> v^: Except she doesn't have lennyrope™
L381[14:30:53] <gamax92> ds84182: Are you sure this isn't Katt and Katt is cheating on pixel?
L382[14:31:17] <v^> Lol
L383[14:31:23] <vifino> s/(like Katt) (does)/$1 I wish Katt would do/
L384[14:31:27] <ds84182> gamax92: That would be disgusting
L385[14:31:36] <v^> Katt has no internet
L386[14:31:43] <vifino> uh, i fuxt dat up
L387[14:31:51] <gamax92> ds84182: exactly, so be disgusted.
L388[14:32:14] <ds84182> gamax92: But I want v^'s donger
L389[14:32:23] <v^> Also I'm in Minnesota
L390[14:32:32] <gamax92> Mini soda!
L391[14:33:06] <ds84182> Its not that minature ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L392[14:33:20] <gamax92> better than living in Massive two shits
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L394[14:34:07] <ds84182> Massive Hero Soccer Guy
L395[14:34:07] <v^> :< if Katt came we would have a bed together
L396[14:34:45] <v^> Lol
L397[14:35:27] <ds84182> Mashed Potato Sack of Rye
L398[14:35:31] <gamax92> I'm going to assume that upgrading mint to wily is impossible,
L399[14:35:39] <ds84182> Make A Gyro Smack A Thigh
L400[14:35:44] * gamax92 waits for joke about ubuntu's codename
L401[14:35:56] <ds84182> !!
L402[14:36:14] <ds84182> Master Tree Rope Sock and Pie
L403[14:36:20] <ds84182> Mashed Potato Side of Fries
L404[14:36:37] <gamax92> ds what are you saying .-.
L405[14:37:06] <ds84182> Master Hero Sucker Pie
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L407[14:41:07] <TheZedGuy> asie: Do you plan on updating the links anytime soon?
L408[14:42:00] <TheZedGuy> btw, anyone who'
L409[14:42:05] <TheZedGuy> *who's even here rn
L410[14:42:15] <TheZedGuy> Happy New Year/Late New Year
L411[14:43:21] <v^> .acronym sfw
L412[14:43:21] <^v4> v^, sto fdd1 work
L413[14:43:40] <v^> <acronym sfw
L414[14:43:44] <v^> Hmmmm
L415[14:44:10] <TheZedGuy> what
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L417[14:51:22] <_habnabit> standalone computers can't have tanks of their own, right? they can only use tank controllers in adapters or transposers?
L418[14:54:12] <jhagrid7> Hey just wondering (started watching the BTM from last year) is there a way I can configure a computer/server to work like Windows is this way: Ls is the same as ls (what I mean is that capitaliza ...
L419[14:56:16] <vifino> yes.
L420[14:56:54] <jhagrid7> Could you explain how to do that for me?
L421[14:57:22] <vifino> Mod /bin/sh's logic for determining the executable to run.
L422[14:57:37] <ds84182> :lower()!
L423[14:57:44] <vifino> ^
L424[14:57:52] <jhagrid7> Thanks
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L426[14:59:03] <Altenius> Corded?
L427[14:59:35] <Mimiru> Yes, what about Corded?
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L429[14:59:51] <Altenius> What's corded?
L430[14:59:58] <Mimiru> %discord
L431[15:00:00] <MichiBot> Mimiru: https://discord.gg/0hVukoQ2KYifZFCA
L432[15:00:01] <Altenius> ah
L433[15:00:11] <gamax92> I find it funny that NTFS is actually case sensitive and will happily store ls.exe ls.exE ls.eXe ls.eXE ls.Exe ls.ExE ls.EXe ls.EXE lS.exe lS.exE lS.eXe lS.eXE lS.Exe lS.ExE lS.EXe lS.EXE Ls.exe Ls.exE Ls.eXe Ls.eXE Ls.Exe Ls.ExE Ls.EXe Ls.EXE LS.exe LS.exE LS.eXe LS.eXE LS.Exe LS.ExE LS.EXe LS.EXE
L434[15:00:22] <gamax92> but which one get's ran.
L435[15:00:44] <Altenius> ls.exe
L436[15:01:44] <Altenius> Well, I think I'm going to try and revive my emulator for the 3rd time
L437[15:02:00] <gamax92> Altenius: lol k
L438[15:02:27] <gamax92> just do a good job this time so I can not update OCEmu
L439[15:02:33] <Altenius> This time is C though, so I don't have to deal with C++'s shit.
L440[15:02:45] <CompanionCube> gamax92, ntfs is case sensitive indeed. The Windows API is more complicated.
L441[15:02:59] <gamax92> Altenius: ;-;
L442[15:03:11] <gamax92> I said do a good job.
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L444[15:07:28] <ds84182> Altenius: needs more Boost
L445[15:08:02] <Altenius> I'm not touching Boost.
L446[15:08:17] <ds84182> using namespace boost::me::up::daddy; //v^~!
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L448[15:11:51] <Daiyousei> daddy be nimble
L449[15:11:53] <Daiyousei> daddy be quick
L450[15:12:07] <Daiyousei> not gonna post the rest of the copypasta :v
L451[15:12:34] <gamax92> lol
L452[15:13:14] <ds84182> Daiyousei: emojipasta is better
L453[15:13:25] <Daiyousei> it is emojipassta actaully
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L457[15:20:45] <S3> back
L458[15:21:29] <ds84182> S3: forth
L459[15:21:57] <S3> I need to fix that last feature of my forth compiler...
L460[15:21:58] <S3> for OC
L461[15:22:18] <S3> It's the most important feature
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L464[15:29:15] <vifino> S3: Oh, yeah, that reminds me of the 32C3 ctf, our team had a challange to pwn a forth interpreter. :D
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L466[15:29:54] <Daiyousei> ez
L467[15:30:13] <vifino> Daiyousei: It was.
L468[15:30:21] <vifino> ." /bin/sh" system
L469[15:30:21] <Daiyousei> kek
L470[15:30:23] <vifino> kek
L471[15:30:34] <Daiyousei> *insert eddy wally wow greenscreen here*
L472[15:30:35] <vifino> totally pwnd rite
L473[15:30:35] <Daiyousei> lel
L474[15:30:36] <Daiyousei> yes
L475[15:31:11] <CompanionCube> true pwnage would require escalating to root if you didn't have it already
L476[15:31:33] <vifino> CompanionCube: ctf.
L477[15:31:36] <vifino> capture the flag.
L478[15:31:38] <vifino> flag.txt.
L479[15:32:09] <Techokami> <Izaya> how hard did Moj- Microsoft fuck it up?
L480[15:32:35] <Techokami> Microsoft just signs Mojang's paychecks. Mojang, on the other hand, fucked up flowing water and realms
L481[15:32:54] <CompanionCube> Realms was born fucked.
L482[15:33:00] <Techokami> indeed
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L496[16:06:58] <jhagrid7> Okay I'm checking out OC's BTM from last year and I see Sanger has said that you can swap Luas, by swapping CPUs, how does that work, is CPU 1 Lua 5.1, CPU 2 Lua 5.2 and CPU 3 Lua 5.3?
L497[16:08:06] <CompanionCube> there's another OC BTM tomorrow
L498[16:08:31] <jhagrid7> Dang, that's two I'm going to lol
L499[16:10:06] <CompanionCube> http://btm.asie.pl/16/
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L502[16:19:02] <jhagrid7> Was this day one?
L503[16:19:09] <Temia> No, CPU architectures are swapped by sneak-clicking with one in your hand
L504[16:20:33] <Temia> CPU tiers differ in just maximum supported component and execution budget.
L505[16:20:39] <Temia> Trying to remember the actual term.
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L507[16:22:51] <Temia> Call budget, right.
L508[16:23:38] <jhagrid7> Dang sadly I might miss most of the OC BTM tommrow, I wake up at about 12-1 PM and it starts at 11 AM my time
L509[16:23:55] <greaser|q> wake up earlier
L510[16:24:03] <greaser|q> you can totally do it
L511[16:24:09] <Xal> wait when is btm?
L512[16:24:14] <greaser|q> tomorrow or something like that
L513[16:24:17] <greaser|q> or today, whatever
L514[16:24:30] <greaser|q> also setting the lua version: shift-click with the CPU in your hand toggles between 5.2 and 5.3
L515[16:24:37] <greaser|q> assuming 5.3 is enabled which i think by default it is
L516[16:24:51] <Xal> is there any way of getting the btm pack before tomorrow?
L517[16:25:35] <jhagrid7> Yeah
L518[16:25:50] <jhagrid7> The MultiMC download, it's the pack for MultiMC
L519[16:25:54] <Xal> alright is there a page up for it?
L520[16:25:56] <Xal> with info
L521[16:26:33] <jhagrid7> http://btm.asie.pl/16/
L522[16:27:24] <jhagrid7> I hope my laptop can handle it
L523[16:28:09] <jhagrid7> Anyone know if this laptop is a low end or medium end: Toshiba Satellite L755-S5112
L524[16:28:25] <Kubuxu> My notebook with GT720M handles it quite well.
L525[16:28:51] <Xal> well I won't be up at 3AM but I'll see if I can hop on
L526[16:29:53] <jhagrid7> I had a hard time trying to figure it out my time lol
L527[16:33:03] <jhagrid7> <vifino> detodated wam <Achati> its wamm
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L529[16:34:28] <Xal> ye as long as your laptop has enough wam you should be good
L530[16:34:55] <Xal> also make sure it has a good pwocessowr and gwaphiks cawd
L531[16:36:03] <jhagrid7> It's all basic, besides the EHD which is now my HDD lol
L532[16:36:40] <jhagrid7> 4 GB of WAM, Ubuntu lets me use 3.8, I usually use 2GB for MC but it still lags bad
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L534[16:40:28] <Techokami> will anyone be recording the panels at BTM? I have to work on Day 1 and will miss GreaseMonkey's panel, which interests me
L535[16:40:43] <Elizabeth> Techokami, I will, probably
L536[16:40:48] <Techokami> thank you!
L537[16:41:05] <Elizabeth> it's on the 2nd and 3rd isn't it? (i.e. not today)
L538[16:41:31] <jhagrid7> Yes
L539[16:41:39] <Elizabeth> k
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L541[16:44:07] <CompanionCube> I will attempt BTM. Though this box only has 2GB RAM and a shitty Radeon
L542[16:44:10] <CompanionCube> might try with laptop
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L545[16:48:09] <jhagrid7> Cube, what laptop is it?
L546[16:49:26] <CompanionCube> an old samsung laptop
L547[16:49:42] <CompanionCube> but it has non-OSS drivers and double the RAM
L548[16:50:31] <jhagrid7> Ahh, so hopefully we can make it lol, except I'm running on crappy Intel Graphics
L549[16:52:49] <jhagrid7> Anyone know what Sangar meant with: "Inventory Highlighting (with NEI support)"?
L550[16:57:39] <greaser|q> if by crappy intel graphics you mean an intel hd 3000 or better you can wash your mouth out
L551[16:57:56] <CompanionCube> orly
L552[17:00:42] <greaser|q> case in point, it can render a whole 512x64x512 ace of spades map at 60fps
L553[17:00:57] <greaser|q> it can even fucking raytrace realtime @ 720p
L554[17:01:04] <CompanionCube> source?
L555[17:01:17] <greaser|q> for the former, iceball
L556[17:01:47] <greaser|q> for the latter, search for "the future is yesterday" possibly on pouet
L557[17:01:54] <greaser|q> and that's prior to optimisation
L558[17:02:09] <gamax92> oh, you are greasemonkey
L559[17:04:52] <jhagrid7> Intel® HD Graphics 3000
L560[17:05:07] <jhagrid7> Although on windows it says Intel HD Family
L561[17:05:15] <jhagrid7> On Ubuntu it says Sandy Bridge
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L564[17:07:05] <jhagrid7> http://snag.gy/8uZSb.jpg
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L566[17:15:17] <jhagrid7> I watched about an hour of the BTM OC from last year, it's time for a break and to play MC now lol
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L572[18:00:32] <_habnabit> is there a way to force a computer to use a particular display for the prompt on boot?
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L579[18:13:58] <S3> ok!
L580[18:14:06] <S3> I have teamspeak wrouted through jack audio
L581[18:14:08] <S3> :D
L582[18:14:16] <S3> OC TS still up?
L583[18:14:34] <S3> Hello CompanionCube
L584[18:14:43] <CompanionCube> hi
L585[18:14:53] <S3> ltns
L586[18:16:15] <CompanionCube> ltns?
L587[18:18:24] <Antheus> Also, congratulations on everyone surviving another full orbit around the sun
L588[18:19:11] <Mimiru> S3, I ran A OC TS server.. I have no idea if it was "Official" or not... it was used for a while but sits idle currently
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L590[18:21:57] <CompanionCube> S3, so
L591[18:22:05] <CompanionCube> did you ever get your ATM thing to work
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L593[18:30:32] <S3> too busy with school. I did however run over the specs of STM for it
L594[18:36:33] <vifino> S3: Over alsa or over pulse?
L595[18:37:52] <S3> well I have one over pulse + alsa at the same time and one on windows
L596[18:38:04] <S3> jack on multiple machines
L597[18:38:06] <S3> it's pretty nifty
L598[18:38:22] <S3> I can use it to record from my line in and mic at the same time on windows
L599[18:38:23] <S3> which is nice
L600[18:38:35] <S3> got my guitar hooked up
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L604[18:47:27] <S3> whee!
L605[18:47:33] <S3> im streaming boring eve for fun
L606[18:47:35] <S3> https://beam.pro/ColonelPanic
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L608[18:55:01] <Xal> alright I'm reinstalling a bunch of stuff, which java version has the best support for modded mc right now?
L609[18:55:46] <Antheus> go for java 8
L610[18:55:51] <Antheus> unless you can't
L611[18:55:54] <Antheus> then java 7
L612[18:56:00] <Antheus> but some mods don't work on java 7
L613[18:56:03] <Antheus> so 8 is a must
L614[18:57:05] <Xal> I'll grab JDK8, then. last time (looooooong ago) I checked a few mods had patchy compatibility with 8 so I was wondering if 7 was still more widespread
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L616[19:06:38] <Sandra> java 8 is what everyone should run, as it is bundled with the vanilla launcher on win/mac.
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L618[19:06:47] <Sandra> so it
L619[19:06:53] <Sandra> 's best to get 8.
L620[19:07:38] <Xal> gah, new-fangled java coming bundled with minecraft
L621[19:07:44] <Xal> sounds like a great way to bloat it
L622[19:07:46] <Sandra> mmm hmm.
L623[19:07:57] <Sandra> eh.
L624[19:08:20] <Sandra> well it lets them try and only have to worry bout one version.
L625[19:08:27] <Xal> back in mah day in alpha we had to install java ourselves
L626[19:08:49] <Xal> and we had to unzip jars directly into minecraft.jar :P
L627[19:08:52] <Sandra> it's only been since MC1.8ish that that's been a thing tbh
L628[19:09:06] <Sandra> before then, it was the same launcher, but didn't come with java.
L629[19:09:10] <Xal> since the new launcher, right?
L630[19:09:14] <Xal> ye
L631[19:09:25] <Sandra> since the brand new launcher.
L632[19:09:39] <Sandra> the original 1.6 launcher didn't.
L633[19:09:43] <Sandra> but it does now.
L634[19:10:05] <Sandra> but yeah, go for java 8.
L635[19:10:25] <Sandra> there's not any reason not to unless you're playing pre1.7.10.
L636[19:11:00] <Sandra> since i've never seen a mod that's incompatible with java 8 for 1.7.10 and newer.
L637[19:13:52] <veltas> S3: looks like regular EVE to me
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L639[19:19:50] <S3> yes but theres no action tonight
L640[19:19:53] <S3> I'm broke andgetting ships
L641[19:19:56] <S3> so its boring eve
L642[19:20:15] <malcom2073> s/broke and getting ships/anything eve at all
L643[19:21:39] <S3> lol
L644[19:21:44] <S3> well I'm in a pirate corp
L645[19:21:56] <S3> and yeah.. there's usually lots of action
L646[19:22:05] <malcom2073> I played eve for...10 years. I'm done heh
L647[19:23:47] <Xal> you won the game, malcom2073
L648[19:23:54] <malcom2073> Yep
L649[19:24:04] <malcom2073> Could've won after a year by /quitting
L650[19:24:06] <malcom2073> :P
L651[19:24:24] <Xal> the only winning move is not to play >:P
L652[19:28:26] * vifino carries Elizabeth to bed
L653[19:29:26] <Mimiru> Did MichiBot break?
L654[19:29:29] <Mimiru> %test
L655[19:29:30] <MichiBot> Mimiru: Success
L656[19:29:33] <Mimiru> %sed list
L657[19:29:33] <MichiBot> Mimiru: Enabled SED channels: [#PCL-Minecraft, #MichiBot, #oc]
L658[19:29:36] <Mimiru> test
L659[19:29:40] <Mimiru> s/test/meh/
L660[19:29:41] <MichiBot> <Mimiru> meh
L661[19:29:43] <Mimiru> ..
L662[19:29:51] <Mimiru> Oh no
L663[19:29:52] <Mimiru> ok.
L664[19:29:53] <Mimiru> I see
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L666[19:30:52] <Sandra> s/./yo/g
L667[19:30:54] <MichiBot> <Mimiru> yoyoyo
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L669[19:32:06] <Xal> aaabbb333444
L670[19:32:13] <Xal> s/\w{3}\d{3}(?R)?/test/g
L671[19:32:44] <Sandra> I love how the Sandra Tech Support (TM) technique is: acquire information, perform logic on information, google information, return result.
L672[19:33:22] <Xal> ssssh non techie people can't know our tricks
L673[19:33:27] <Xal> they don't understand google
L674[19:33:38] <S3> yay stream back up more exiciting things about to happen
L675[19:33:47] <S3> mnot really lol
L676[19:34:18] <CompanionCube> Sandra, do you know of the relevant xkcd
L677[19:34:24] <Sandra> of course.
L678[19:34:25] <Antheus> gjgfuj
L679[19:34:46] <Sandra> (i actually printed it out for my nan so she could just do it without calling me up all the time.)
L680[19:34:48] <Antheus> i could never pronounce that
L681[19:34:57] <Antheus> i like sandra much better
L682[19:35:26] <Sandra> Antheus, heh.
L683[19:35:35] <Sandra> my username tends to be TheSandromatic these days.
L684[19:35:40] <Sandra> gjgfuj is my old one.
L685[19:35:49] <Antheus> my first username was rhj91
L686[19:35:59] <Antheus> then it became VTxDPx
L687[19:36:10] <Antheus> after some stupid youtuber I was into, xPDxTV
L688[19:36:20] <Xal> you might as well make your username a GUID
L689[19:36:23] <Antheus> then it became PotatoTrumpet
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L691[19:36:33] <Antheus> now it is some variation of Antheus
L692[19:36:50] <Sandra> oh you're potato right.
L693[19:37:01] <Antheus> .-.
L694[19:37:10] <Xal> I wish to be known as e96c5345
L695[19:37:28] <Sandra> e96c5345, how are you?
L696[19:37:31] <Antheus> Sandra, I thought you knew that
L697[19:37:39] <Sandra> I did, but I forgot it.
L698[19:37:51] <Antheus> I changed from PotatoTrumpet due to the invasion of people with potato in their name
L699[19:37:52] <Sandra> shoosh I'm bad with names generally.
L700[19:38:04] <Antheus> And I dind't want to get blamed for something
L701[19:39:25] <Xal> attack of the potatos
L702[19:39:30] <Antheus> basically
L703[19:41:20] <CompanionCube> I was once samis, and then became CompanionCube on IRC.
L704[19:43:35] <Antheus> So
L705[19:43:41] <Antheus> back during football season
L706[19:43:45] <Antheus> (american football)
L707[19:43:49] <Antheus> this one game I was at
L708[19:43:58] <Antheus> they would play the same cut of Seven Nation Army
L709[19:44:03] <Antheus> note this was not the band
L710[19:44:11] <Antheus> this was coming out of their soud system stuffs
L711[19:44:21] <Antheus> and they must have played the same cut 50 times during the game
L712[19:47:46] <vifino> samisCube
L713[19:50:01] <Antheus> samis^3
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L718[20:07:46] <justastranger> Found a bug with TIS-3D
L719[20:07:52] <_habnabit> is there a way to force a computer to use a particular display for the prompt on boot?
L720[20:08:09] <Alissa> justastranger: the fact that you use it alone would be enough of a bug :P
L721[20:08:29] <justastranger> Alissa: The TIS-3D manual shows info for OC instead :p
L722[20:08:52] <justastranger> Like, literally every page except the last is about OC instead of the mod the manual's a part of
L723[20:09:56] <justastranger> It's even letting me click the links to view OC-related manual pages
L724[20:09:58] <Alissa> _habnabit: patch the kernel libraries?
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L726[20:10:15] <vifino> 210GB of music :D
L727[20:10:21] <justastranger> :o
L728[20:10:22] <_habnabit> Alissa, i guess i could, but it seems silly :(
L729[20:10:36] <_habnabit> let's find where openos even does this
L730[20:10:45] <Alissa> somewhere in the component libraries
L731[20:11:00] <Alissa> it assigns a default peripheral to all connected components
L732[20:11:12] <justastranger> I hope there's a place online with TIS-3D's documentation
L733[20:11:18] <Alissa> so you don't have to manually find the address, then connect the graphics card with the monitor
L734[20:11:20] <justastranger> because the manual is useless :\
L735[20:11:24] <_habnabit> you think it's because one screen is the default?
L736[20:11:46] <Alissa> One screen is assigned the "default" screen at random
L737[20:11:51] <_habnabit> oh boy
L738[20:11:55] <Alissa> or maybe there's an algorithm thing to detect it
L739[20:12:07] <gamax92> no it's randomly assigned
L740[20:12:30] <_habnabit> guess i'll have to patch the OS
L741[20:12:34] <Alissa> _habnabit: better solution: patch chaos
L742[20:12:39] <_habnabit> what's chaos
L743[20:12:40] <_habnabit> oh
L744[20:12:43] <Alissa> my fork of OpenOS
L745[20:12:44] <_habnabit> ha ha
L746[20:12:51] <_habnabit> oh it wasn't a joke
L747[20:12:56] <_habnabit> how do i get it
L748[20:13:01] <Alissa> ...
L749[20:13:03] <Alissa> :D
L750[20:13:11] <Alissa> (there's no actual installation thing yet)
L751[20:13:13] <Alissa> it's a kinda dead project
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L753[20:13:26] <Alissa> i restructured the filesystem, fixed up some paths, and started working on a package manager thing
L754[20:13:36] <gamax92> Attempting boss battle again after lots of level grinding for 8 hours.
L755[20:13:43] <Alissa> but if you don't mind telling me how you patched it, i'd add it in to chaos
L756[20:14:08] <Alissa> funny enough, chaos is less chaotic in terms of how the system is designed than OpenOS
L757[20:15:03] <_habnabit> sure; i'll take a look at that as soon as i get dinner started
L758[20:15:05] <_habnabit> so brb
L759[20:15:09] <Alissa> cool c:
L760[20:15:15] <gamax92> oh dammit ... this game is so corrupty
L761[20:16:22] <gamax92> It just says "Sa st [i]" on the bottom of the screen
L762[20:16:53] <Alissa> ?
L763[20:17:28] <gamax92> textures like to randomly die after video effects play
L764[20:22:08] <gamax92> :D I won
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L766[20:26:24] <justastranger> gamax92: what game
L767[20:26:25] <justastranger> ?
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L769[20:26:38] <gamax92> Grandia II
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L774[20:38:56] <veltas> Alissa: "it's a kinda dead project" not very convincing
L775[20:39:12] <veltas> I'm not being funny or anything but patching the broken OS seemed like one of the charms of this mod
L776[20:39:33] <Alissa> not very convincing meaning?..
L777[20:39:53] <veltas> Not a great way of convincing someone it's worth contributing?
L778[20:40:46] <Alissa> eh.
L779[20:40:53] <Alissa> If they don't want to contribute, they don't have to.
L780[20:40:58] <Alissa> If they do, then that's good
L781[20:41:05] <Alissa> but I haven't had time to properly set up OpenComputers.
L782[20:41:09] <Alissa> so yeah, it's dead for now
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L788[21:04:18] <veltas> Alissa: What did you have going with your fork?
L789[21:04:25] <veltas> Just fixes for stuff?
L790[21:10:27] <Alissa> I was also planning on adding features such as standard programmed interfaces
L791[21:10:36] <Alissa> I have a todo list somewhere
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L793[21:11:23] <greaser|q> <Alissa> funny enough, chaos is less chaotic in terms of how the system is designed than OpenOS <-- i see to your OpenOS and raise you whatever the hell CC calls its OS
L794[21:11:38] <greaser|q> ...eh i guess we're sick of pointing that out already
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L796[21:12:13] <Alissa> I'll not even ~start~ on ComputerCraft >:I
L797[21:12:29] <vifino> You just did.
L798[21:14:41] * Alissa baps vifino
L799[21:15:04] * vifino stabs Alissa
L800[21:15:38] <Alissa> why so hostile
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L810[21:48:03] <Izaya> How big is a TIS-100 stack?
L811[21:48:13] <veltas> greaser|q: CraftOS
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L815[21:51:47] <Kodos> x.x
L816[21:52:14] <Alissa> hello Kodos
L817[21:52:28] <Izaya> does straight lua support unicode?
L818[21:52:57] <Alissa> gay Lua does as well
L819[21:53:11] <Kodos> I am so full x.x
L820[21:53:59] <greaser|q> lua itself doesn't support unicode
L821[21:54:12] <greaser|q> but UTF-8 doesn't break the files
L822[21:54:26] <Izaya> righto
L823[21:54:32] <greaser|q> so it ultimately depends on what's actually printing the things
L824[21:54:56] <Alissa> lua 5.3 has a 'utf8' table, whatever that is
L825[21:56:04] <Xal> grr utf8 is annoying sometimes
L826[21:56:14] <Xal> i want O(1) random access
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L828[21:57:44] <greaser|q> oh hey so it does
L829[21:58:07] <greaser|q> > utf8.char(0x262D)
L830[21:58:07] <greaser|q> ☭
L831[21:58:30] <greaser|q> which is a 3-byte string
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L833[22:01:25] <Alissa> hm.
L834[22:01:46] <Alissa> now that i think about it, i could probably... nah.
L835[22:01:52] <Alissa> too lazy.
L836[22:03:25] <Izaya> okay a stack node holds up to 16 values
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L839[22:09:22] <_habnabit> Alissa, http://paste.pound-python.org/show/IY7LRrNvBshtPCP6fmVY/
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L841[22:10:24] <Alissa> nice
L842[22:10:30] <Alissa> i'll doublecheck it later and then add to chaos
L843[22:16:38] <veltas> my sides.lua
L844[22:21:37] <veltas> Is there a difference between table.pack(...) and {...}?
L845[22:22:47] <Kodos> bbl
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L847[22:23:42] <Izaya> veltas, print(table.pack(...) ~= {...})
L848[22:23:46] <Izaya> find out for yourself
L849[22:24:20] <veltas> Izaya: All tables are distinct, table comparison does not recurisvely check the contents
L850[22:24:32] <veltas> So {} ~= {}
L851[22:24:38] <Izaya> ... true
L852[22:24:54] <Izaya> well in that case there is indeed a difference
L853[22:25:13] <veltas> When I was asking about difference I meant in the result, not the table ID
L854[22:25:18] <Izaya> :P
L855[22:25:39] <veltas> Sorry I got distracted trying to read /lib/event.lua by how badly written it is
L856[22:25:58] <veltas> They do local args = table.pack(...)
L857[22:26:08] <veltas> And then refer to two arguments args[1] and args[2]
L858[22:26:24] <veltas> They should have just done local name, detail = ...
L859[22:30:25] <veltas> https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/resources/assets/opencomputers/loot/OpenOS/lib/event.lua#L145
L860[22:31:16] <Izaya> want to know something fun about OpenOS?
L861[22:31:19] <Izaya> https://gist.github.com/XeonSquared/fc018388d443cfc8cc47
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L863[22:32:36] <Nekohime> hai
L864[22:32:59] <Izaya> cat princess? wat?
L865[22:33:03] <Nekohime> :3
L866[22:33:12] * Alissa flops on Nekohime
L867[22:33:14] <Alissa> c:
L868[22:33:16] <Nekohime> Does anyone know how I can install MinecraftForge for 1.8.9?
L869[22:33:21] * Nekohime hugs Alissa c:
L870[22:34:08] <Alissa> Nekohime: Latest Forge should probably be 1.8.9 compatible if they have anything that level.
L871[22:34:22] <Nekohime> hmm.
L872[22:34:26] <Alissa> Build 1.8.8-11.14.4.1576-1.8.8:
L873[22:34:29] <Alissa> that's their latest build
L874[22:34:41] <Nekohime> Well, I see OC has a build for 1.8.9 o.o
L875[22:34:42] <Mimiru> erm... 1.8.9 has builds..
L876[22:35:09] <Mimiru> http://files.minecraftforge.net/maven/net/minecraftforge/forge/1.8.9-11.15.0.1670/forge-1.8.9-11.15.0.1670-installer.jar
L877[22:35:12] <Nekohime> Forge Mod Loader version 11.14.4.1577 for Minecraft 1.8 loading
L878[22:35:16] <Nekohime> thanks
L879[22:35:27] <Mimiru> 11.15 is 1.8.9
L880[22:35:35] <Alissa> 1670 is apparently their latest, but they list 1577. :/
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L882[22:36:11] <Mimiru> Alissa: http://files.minecraftforge.net/maven/net/minecraftforge/forge/index_1.8.9.html
L883[22:36:18] <Nekohime> I had the latest installed 2-3 dasy ago, but I downgraded to the "recommended" one while trying to troubleshoot issues with some mods. Installing it right now c:
L884[22:36:32] <Nekohime> wut
L885[22:36:32] <gamax92> much c:
L886[22:36:36] <Nekohime> They do, ALissa o.o
L887[22:36:39] <gamax92> what's with all this c:
L888[22:36:41] <Nekohime> *Alissa
L889[22:36:49] <gamax92> I prefer /
L890[22:37:16] <Alissa> Mimiru: weird.
L891[22:37:31] <veltas> Izaya: Found a significant difference
L892[22:37:36] <Alissa> gamax92: [[ c: intensifies ]]
L893[22:37:55] <veltas> table.pack gives you a field n with the actual number of arguments
L894[22:38:02] <Mimiru> lrn2nagivate files.minecraftforge.com
L895[22:38:10] <Mimiru> errnavigate*
L896[22:38:12] <Mimiru> I'm tired.
L897[22:38:23] <Izaya> that is a notable difference yes
L898[22:39:24] <Mimiru> Going to bed ._. I have to work tomorrow.. Alone. Again. So I can fuckup counting my drawer again
L899[22:40:29] <gamax92> how to table.pack: function table.pack(...) return {n=select("#",...), ...} end
L900[22:41:37] <Mimiru> Oh good..
L901[22:41:43] <Mimiru> My start menu is fucking broken again
L902[22:41:48] <Mimiru> fucking fucks
L903[22:43:01] <Nekohime> Is OC for 1.8.9 adding something new over the 1.8-universal version?
L904[22:43:08] <veltas> gamax92: Pretty much
L905[22:43:29] <Nekohime> blergh. CCTweaks doesn't like 1.8.9 :|
L906[22:43:47] <veltas> gamax92: Did not realise it did that so I wrote that function myself with a different name
L907[22:53:27] <Nekohime> beep
L908[22:53:32] <Nekohime> well, thanks <3
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L911[22:54:13] <lperkins2> would be nice if there was a way for microcontrollers to specify a string for the analyzer...
L912[23:00:31] <jhagrid7> Does anyone know what plan9k's man equivalent is?
L913[23:02:02] <vifino> I think that would be man_has_yet_to_be_written <pagehere>.
L914[23:06:59] <veltas> plan9k that's brilliant
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L917[23:18:50] <jhagrid7> hUH?
L918[23:18:55] <jhagrid7> Huh?*
L919[23:22:04] <jhagrid7> Another question, how can I automatically set the resolution instead al always needing to say "resolution 115 40"
L920[23:26:08] <Xal> put the necessary code in init.lua
L921[23:28:54] <jhagrid7> *cough* I'm new to this programming stuff *cough*
L922[23:29:09] <Xal> lemme check for ya quick
L923[23:29:12] <jhagrid7> I don't know where exactly to put it
L924[23:29:57] <Xal> alright so when the basic eeprom starts up, it runs /init.lua
L925[23:30:02] <Xal> edit init.lua
L926[23:30:16] <jhagrid7> yes,
L927[23:31:21] <jhagrid7> I mean I don't know where to put the resolution thingy, and which should I use os.execute("resolution 115 40") or the longer one
L928[23:31:46] <Xal> line 182
L929[23:31:49] <Xal> before the while true do
L930[23:31:53] <Xal> put that
L931[23:32:10] <Xal> see how it goes:
L932[23:32:12] <Xal> while true do
L933[23:32:15] <Xal> motd()
L934[23:32:23] <Xal> right before that outside the loop put that
L935[23:32:50] <Xal> hold on a minute I'll test this for you
L936[23:33:21] <jhagrid7> Thanks, and how do you scroll, I try to but it goes crazy
L937[23:33:32] <Xal> it's a bit sensitive yeah
L938[23:33:36] <Xal> use the arrow keys
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L941[23:34:27] <Xal> crap, hit the power key on my computer
L942[23:34:28] <Xal> sorry
L943[23:35:51] <Alissa> my only comment: Nice boot speed.
L944[23:35:53] <Alissa> :P
L945[23:35:57] <Alissa> 30 seconds isn't that bad.
L946[23:36:04] <Xal> hah, ssd ftw
L947[23:36:29] <jhagrid7> I got an EHD for my HDD, since it kinda gave way lol
L948[23:37:14] <jhagrid7> BTW it might be good to mention that the EPPROM I am using is OpenLoader...
L949[23:37:31] <Xal> shouldn't make a difference, they all load init.lua usually
L950[23:37:42] <SuPeRMiNoR2> jhagrid7: EHD
L951[23:37:44] <SuPeRMiNoR2> ?
L952[23:37:45] <Xal> there's got to be a more elegant way to do this than edit init.lua
L953[23:37:51] <Xal> external hard drive
L954[23:38:15] <Xal> AHA
L955[23:38:25] <Xal> openos runs every script in /boot
L956[23:38:27] <Alissa> I have 30 seconds to go from boot to GRUB.
L957[23:38:47] <Alissa> GNOME, not GRUB.
L958[23:39:13] <Xal> this computer is windows only; I shan't contaminate my pristine linux machine with scum software
L959[23:39:28] <SuPeRMiNoR2> I was going to say, 30 seconds to grub?
L960[23:39:39] <Xal> that's one sloooooooow bootloader :P
L961[23:39:43] <jhagrid7> Linux FTW
L962[23:40:11] <Xal> jhagrid7, you can put a script in /boot/
L963[23:40:21] <Xal> and the os will run every script in the boot directory
L964[23:40:28] <Xal> so you don't need to much around with init.lua
L965[23:41:13] <greaser|q> i think from hitting enter or waiting for the timeout on BTX, i get a shell in about 20 secs
L966[23:41:33] <jhagrid7> But the question is, does Plan9k run every script in boot
L967[23:41:34] <greaser|q> if i were to set it up to run xdm directly instead of me having to do it manually it'd start pretty close to that
L968[23:41:54] <greaser|q> either way i use xdm for my login manager and dwm for my window manager
L969[23:41:55] <Xal> looking at the source now, jhagrid7
L970[23:42:00] <greaser|q> and both load really fast
L971[23:42:05] <Alissa> i get GRUB finishing to GDM in about that time.
L972[23:42:27] <greaser|q> 7200 RPM hard drive here
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L974[23:42:45] <greaser|q> init system is a not horribly cluttered bsd init
L975[23:43:44] <jhagrid7> Xal: Plan9k only has Kernal in the boot
L976[23:44:31] <Xal> yeah jhagrid7, I don't know if plan9k has any form of startup script functionality
L977[23:45:58] <Xal> ah well I've never used plan9k
L978[23:46:03] <Xal> don't really know how to do it
L979[23:46:15] <Xal> do it cleanly that is
L980[23:47:44] <jhagrid7> http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-FreeAgent-GoFlex-External-STAC1000103/dp/B005IA8450 My EHD/HDD for my laptop
L981[23:48:34] <vifino> Electric Hammer Drum!
L982[23:51:38] <jhagrid7> Where's TechSupport lol
L983[23:57:55] <dangranos> damn you Discord >_<
L984[23:58:00] <dangranos> it killed my firefox again
L985[23:58:11] <dangranos> somewhy their front page eats up RAM, a lot
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