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L2[00:00:09] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Hah
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L5[00:00:19] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Izaya: so
true
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<
Meelock> wow 36.9 gigibites of
ram...
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L19[00:32:39] <gamax92> oh yeah sorry, I
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Meelock> yeah one GIGAbite...
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<
Meelock> hehehehhehe... ok ill take
my self out...
L26[01:29:29] <gamax92> can't tell if
stupid or intentional
L27[01:29:41] <gamax92> going with
stupid
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L29[01:31:09] <lashtear> or both
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L31[01:48:13] <gamax92> I was looking at
Sales tax for various places, and typed in Hell
L32[01:48:16] <gamax92> It gave me
Spain
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L43[02:51:51] <MichiBot> Inari:
Flying
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L47[03:03:00] <Turtle> soo official RF api
is out \o/
L49[03:03:27] <Inari> Turtle: did they make
Rf interesting yet? :<
L50[03:03:44] <Turtle> No, kinglemming is
still salty at mojang :p
L51[03:04:37] <Inari> how does that relate
xD
L52[03:05:13] <Sandra> Turtle, ooh?
official RF api for 1.8?
L53[03:05:15] <Sandra> really?
L55[03:06:21] <Sandra> Inari, RF is just an
API... there's no reason it can't be interesting.
L56[03:07:06] <Turtle> forgegradle is now
mdk? vOv
L57[03:07:41] <Inari> Sandra: well the
biggest reason being it nto encouraging anything of interest i
guess :P too simple transfer of single-value stuff
L58[03:08:06] <Sandra> Inari, the only
thing it forces is single-value.
L59[03:08:26] <Temia> I'm pretty sure the
salt's directed at LexManos, unless something has been revealed to
change that?
L60[03:08:27] <Sandra> simple transfer is
just due to the mods being dumb.
L61[03:08:29] <Sandra> :P
L62[03:08:30] <Inari> it can handle loss of
power over distance, and different power modes?
L63[03:08:39] <Sandra> Inari, course it
can.
L64[03:08:48] <Sandra> depends on the wire
that does it.
L65[03:09:05] <Inari> interesting :p so you
can transfer high-powered RF and low-powered RF and such too?
L66[03:09:28] <Inari> but anyway
L67[03:09:35] <Inari> the single-value is a
pretty harsh limiter
L68[03:09:56] <Sandra> the only things that
the RF api does is "this block receives this amount of
energy." "this block has this amount of energy in
it" "pull out this amount of energy."
L69[03:10:05] <Sandra> any transfer depends
on the mod.
L70[03:10:22] <Inari> but ti doesnt support
energy other than RF?
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L72[03:11:04] <Sandra> Inari, no?
L73[03:11:36] <Inari> well ignore me :P
just still wishing more mods would be less creative-mode machines
and more actual stuff
L74[03:11:37] <Sandra> why would it?
L75[03:11:54] <Inari> cause then you'd have
a distinction between high-powered RF and low-powered RF
L77[03:12:05] <Sandra> Inari, mod can do
that of course.
L78[03:12:16] <Inari> how if the pai doesnt
support it?
L79[03:12:28] <Sandra> say "this pipe
can only transfer between 1000-2000RF/t."
L80[03:12:43] <Sandra> and if you don't put
1000RF into it it does nothing.
L81[03:12:50] <Sandra> and doesn't accept
it.
L82[03:12:57] <Sandra> the api supports
that.
L83[03:13:19] <Inari> well i meant an
actual distinction, like som emods have, not just a certain amount
of RF
L85[03:13:48] <Temia> Make your own power
system then? >.>
L86[03:13:59] <Temia> As it is, the way
you're phrasing it sounds completely arbitrary
L87[03:13:59] <Inari> ideally you'd not
need a disntiction because its a more-value system but yeah
xD
L88[03:14:14] <Sandra> well yeah.
L89[03:14:21] <Sandra> the RF API doesn't
support that.
L90[03:14:24] <Inari> Temia: nah, it seesm
to be what a lot of mods like IC and such do, and is just to
simulate the complexity when it isnt there
L91[03:14:26] <Sandra> it's a
single-variable system.
L92[03:14:38] <Sandra> that's the only
limitation you have.
L93[03:14:53] <Turtle> Even then it´s just
on the endpoints to machines/whatevers
L94[03:14:54] <Sandra> (and i mean there's
no reason you can't extend that.)
L95[03:15:31] <Sandra> Inari, this one
function here is about all that's needed for RF.
L97[03:16:07] <Inari> Temia: i would,
proabbly in Terasology thouhg once its more usable :P
L98[03:16:07] <Sandra> that's what you
have.
L99[03:16:36] <Turtle> Okay, lets see how
badly 1.8.9 killed my shitty mod :p
L100[03:17:09] <Sandra> Turtle, probably
not that bad (what version are you updating from?)
L102[03:17:29] <Turtle> 1.7.10, and 50% of
it was abstracted out of minecraft anyway :p
L103[03:17:43] <Turtle> (i.e. these are
variables, they do things, and stuff)
L104[03:18:33] <Sandra> Inari, :P
L106[03:21:54] <Turtle> And now we
convince forgegradle to behave :p
L107[03:21:55] <Inari> so
L108[03:22:42] <Inari> i kinda suck at
poems, but i made a V-day yandere poem! roses are red, violets are
blue, my knives sharpened, always for you
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L110[03:23:07] <Turtle> ... I guess?
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L114[03:31:33] <Turtle> hmpf, if intellij
didn´t trip over gradle dependencies, that´d be great
>,<
L115[03:37:13] *
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L116[03:37:25] *
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L117[03:37:35] <Turtle> ... OC 1.8 is not
going to be working with the CoFH RF api, eh?
L118[03:39:16] *
Saphire examines Temia's axe :O
L119[03:40:17] <Izaya> Temia: that is a
terrifying image
L120[03:50:53] <Inari> Temia: haha thats
great
L121[03:52:09]
<
Elizabeth> lol
L122[03:52:16]
<
Elizabeth> also morning
L123[03:52:37] <Inari> i wonder if
"my knives sharpend" or "my knife's sharpened"
works better...
L124[03:52:46] <Inari> well guess it woudl
be knife 's
L125[03:52:47] <Inari> :P
L126[03:52:48] <Inari> no clue
L127[03:53:11]
<
Elizabeth> it doesn't matter how
sharp my knife is i'm still gonna stab you
L128[03:53:13]
<
Elizabeth> jk
L129[03:53:14]
<
Elizabeth> ❤
L130[03:53:17] <Inari> lol
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L132[03:55:22] <Izaya> oh yay more
unrenderable characters
L133[03:55:31]
<
Elizabeth> ?
L134[03:55:56] <Izaya> <Elizabeth>
❤
L135[03:55:59] <Izaya> doesn't
render
L136[03:59:56] <Turtle> It´s a heart...
emoji are they called now?
L137[04:00:09] <Turtle> Did the old
symbols get retroactively named emoji too?
L138[04:00:36] <Izaya> probably
considering people
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L140[04:03:21]
<
Elizabeth> Izaya: it be a heart
< 3
L141[04:04:48] <Corded> *
Elizabeth
keeps mistaking @Inari's pic on here for a real person and not an
anime character
L142[04:05:16] <Inari> haha
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<
Elizabeth> brb, food
L145[04:05:50] <Turtle> damnit mapstorage
got private´d
L146[04:06:22] <Turtle> Aaand fixed.
L147[04:07:24] <Inari> true yandere use
the blood of theri frist victims to forge weapons
L148[04:08:17] <Turtle> Maybe butcher
something that is not spelling :p
L149[04:08:28] <Turtle> (Ha, puns)
L150[04:08:48] <Inari> i wasnt planning on
murdering spelling bee condidates
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L153[04:11:41] <Kodos> Pretty sure I
should still be in bed or something. Just tried to order pizza on
amazon
L154[04:12:49] <Turtle> ´GC overhead limit
exceeded´ Damn it.
L155[04:12:56] <Turtle> Kodos, ha
L156[04:13:44] <Kodos> I don't even have
my glasses on
L157[04:13:50] <Kodos> Not sure where they
are tbh
L160[04:20:38]
<
Elizabeth> ¬_¬ Inari pls ?
L163[04:23:08] <Kodos> So COFH UPdated
their API to 1.8.9
L164[04:23:37] <Turtle> yup
L165[04:23:53] <Turtle> Snagar: You
probably have work to do judging by what other modders are
saying.
L166[04:24:01] <Turtle> Yes typo intended
>.>
L167[04:24:21] <Inari> Snickers work is
never done
L168[04:24:23] <Kodos> Still pings him
=P
L169[04:24:35] <Turtle> Snagar you
bastard
L170[04:29:09] <Inari> s/ard/ard, I'm
through
L171[04:29:10] <MichiBot> <Turtle>
Snagar you bastard, I'm through
L172[04:32:37] <Turtle> Oh dear, chunkgen
changed
L173[04:41:00] <Izaya> Welp, this is the
weirdest thing I've done this week.
L174[04:41:14] *
Izaya is preparing to install Arch on a Pentium III box... and then
compile CDE on it
L176[04:41:48] <Inari> well
dildo/vobrator
L177[04:41:49] <Inari> :p
L179[05:01:50] <Turtle> worldgen code
fixed
L180[05:02:01] <Turtle> now to see if I
can add RF API + OC into the dev env and fix my blocks
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L190[05:42:37] <Kodos> Okay, I feel
better
L191[05:42:42] <Kodos> Napped a bit more,
got a shower, and found my glasses
L192[05:46:35] <Turtle> damnit, I need to
go figure out all the tileentity interfaces now
L193[05:47:11] <Kodos> Oh man, Rocket
League is coming to Xbox One next week
L194[05:47:24] <Kodos> I know what I'm
doing with my turn this week
L195[05:47:52] <Lizzy> is Rocket League
cross-platform multiplayer?
L196[05:48:02] <Kodos> No idea, knowing
Microshit, probably not
L197[05:48:31] <Turtle> It is
L198[05:48:39] <Turtle> PC <-> PS
right now
L199[05:49:23] <Kodos> Lol, republicans
are losing their shit because Trump actually won the first
primary
L200[05:49:35] <Izaya> the US is
doomed
L201[05:49:50] <Izaya> shall I find a bag
of microwave popcorn and stick it on the roof?
L202[05:50:53] <Kodos> Lizzy: No mention
of Crossplatform play, but apparently we get 3 of the DLCs bundled
into the 19.99 USD purchase
L203[05:51:29] <Lizzy> Kodos, looking at
it on the googles, PS and PC can crossplatform play but not Xbox
because microsoft
L204[05:51:36] <Kodos> Indeed
L205[05:52:06] <Kodos> Okay, brb, I need
to go rewash my feet, try something new with a thing I found on
facebook, and make food
L206[06:02:28] <Kodos> Okay, that's neat
af
L207[06:03:49] <Kodos> So, TIL that
Listerine, Vinegar, and Water is a great mixture for removing
calluses and dead skin off of your feet
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L210[06:18:44] <Kodos> Dannng, almost a
1200 Hu/s reactor
L211[06:19:04] <Kodos> Thinkpad! My doctor
uses that
L212[06:19:30] <Izaya> they're usually
fairly solid
L213[06:19:34] <Izaya> at least a lot of
them were
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L220[06:59:44] <Mimiru> Izaya, I have a
Thinkpad E545
L221[07:00:24] <Izaya> Solid?
L222[07:00:36] <Izaya> I just know that my
ancient 600X has a magnesium chasis
L223[07:00:55] <Mimiru> IDK, friend gave
it to me last week, and I had to put an LCD in it...
L224[07:01:00] <Mimiru> I'm a bit pissed
at it ATM
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L226[07:02:52] <Mimiru> It likes to
randomly power off... so I'm thinking it needs a board too
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L229[07:06:51] <vifino|mobile> meep
L230[07:09:04] <Saphire> eeep!
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L233[07:12:23] <Sharidan> hmm
L234[07:12:54] <Sharidan> I'm a bit
confused about the relay functionality of the server rack. will the
4 servers will able to intercommunicate if the rack is in external
mode?
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L237[07:21:46] <Lizzy> o/
L238[07:21:55] <Kodos> o/
L239[07:22:31] <Lizzy> Sharidan, the
servers will be able to communicate internally regardless of the
mode. in external mode the rack acts like a switch
L240[07:23:02] <Sharidan> ah sweet -
thanks for clearing that up for me Lizzy :)
L241[07:23:05] <Sharidan> o/ Kodos
L242[07:23:30] <Kodos> Herro
L243[07:23:40] <vifino|mobile>
LIZZY!!!
L244[07:23:47] <Lizzy> :)
L245[07:23:51] *
vifino|mobile flops on Lizzy
L246[07:23:56] <Kodos> Here comes Suzy
Snowflake
L247[07:24:00] <Kodos> >.>
L248[07:24:00] *
Lizzy pets vifino|mobile
L249[07:24:08] *
vifino|mobile purrs
L250[07:24:20] <Sharidan> uhm ok so - what
should be used: relay or switch?
L251[07:24:31] <Sharidan> switch has a red
name in tooltip
L252[07:24:49] <Kodos> Relay
L253[07:24:52] <Kodos> Switches are
deprecated
L254[07:25:00] <Kodos> Will be removed in
a later patch entirely
L255[07:25:02] <Sharidan> good, that was
my guess :)
L256[07:25:14] <Kodos> One thing I love,
is you can use a linked card in a relay
L257[07:25:52] <Sharidan> yea that is nice
:)
L258[07:26:22] <Kodos> Okay, MC finally
loaded. Couldn't resist, and added GT5u
L259[07:26:24] <Sharidan> anyone know if
there's a chance the T3 server will be upgraded to hold more than
two T3 cards? or is the current design final
L260[07:26:34] <Kodos> Pretty sure it's
final, tbh.
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L262[07:26:46] <Kodos> You could always
network two servers together if you need more T3 slots
L263[07:27:24] <Sharidan> uhm, I need to
bridge about 170 linked cards :P .. two per server, that's a lot of
T3 servers in a lot of server racks :P
L264[07:29:02] <Kodos> Jesus, wtf do you
need 170 linked cards for
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L267[07:29:56] <Mimiru> even on an SSD my
147 mod pack still takes 2 minutes to load.. lol
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L269[07:30:20] <Sharidan> I'm building a
railway control system. current rail system has about 170 stations
and I need a centralized control center for those stations
L270[07:36:28] <Kodos> Sharidan: What do
you need OC for at every station tho? Couldn't you simplify it with
something like WRCBE?
L271[07:36:55] <vifino> meep
L272[07:37:12] <Sharidan> well, for
destination selection and ticketting
L273[07:37:28] <vifino> I figured out how
to connect to my ZNC on AndroIRC
L274[07:37:31] <vifino> woohoo
L275[07:37:35] <Turtle> :p
L276[07:40:29] <vifino> All the ssl io
errors.
L277[07:40:44] <Keridos> minecraft load
times are cpu bound
L278[07:40:47] <Keridos> not hd
L279[07:40:59] <Keridos> the game with a
few mods is a few hundred MB usually
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L281[07:42:45] <Turtle> Yup, are mods
doing that much shit in their init tho? o-o
L282[07:43:21] <Keridos> usually I found
in larger modpacks its mods like reikas one
L283[07:43:32] <Keridos> that reload the
texture manager twice after it already loaded
L284[07:43:42] <Keridos> or cycle through
ALL the recipe lists a few dozen times
L285[07:44:15] <Keridos> that is what I
encountered so far in a custom modpack I maintain since a few
years
L286[07:44:30] <Keridos> gregtech/Reikas
mods increase load times by a lot
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L288[07:44:51] <Turtle> ... cycle through
-all- the recipes? Why
L289[07:44:59] <Mimiru> Moving to an SSD
cut my load time from near 5 minutes, to 2
L290[07:45:15] <Keridos> Mimiru: then your
HDD sucks? :p
L291[07:45:20] <Turtle> Like, if you need
to do a fuckton of operations on the recipes cycle once and dump
the relevant ones into a list?
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L293[07:45:54] <Keridos> do not try to
apprehend reikas style of programming
L294[07:46:03] <Keridos> it is
"different"
L295[07:46:20] <Keridos> Mimiru: for me
load times are pretty much the same, on HDD, SDD or RAM Drive
L296[07:47:41] <Turtle> Keridos, eh, I
still have to implement a somewhat sane E:D-style worldgen, I could
fuck that up quite badly
L297[07:47:58] <Keridos> Turtle: i dont do
worldgen :D
L298[07:48:19] <Keridos> the 2 mods i
maintain just use stuff from other mods
L299[07:48:20] <Turtle> Going to do
abstract worldgen that mojang can´t break :p
L300[07:48:34] <Keridos> ah
L301[07:48:44] <Turtle> (i.e. a bunch of
vars in the memory, rather than actual-worldgen)
L302[07:49:06] <Keridos> i never really
got into worldgen, dont know the internals
L303[07:49:12] <Keridos> just a few very
rough outlines
L304[07:49:18] <Turtle> I want to see if I
can do something alike FTL in minecraft, so no actual worldgen
since y´know space
L305[07:49:21] <vifino> >that mojang
can't break
L306[07:49:29] <Turtle> (Well, just basic
void age worldgen, but eh)
L307[07:49:32] <vifino> Hold on.
L308[07:49:55] <Keridos> you could remap
setBlock to setBlockToAir during worldgen, problem solved
L309[07:49:56] <vifino> Mojang will find a
way.
L310[07:50:01] <Keridos> no chunk errors
anymore
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L312[07:50:50] <Turtle> Keridos, currently
just making a blank ChunkPrimer
L313[07:50:58] <Turtle> didn´t test it tho
so who knows :p
L314[07:51:41] <Turtle> damnit, RF is
enumfacing again, lemme fix my shit
L315[07:52:32] <Keridos> EnumFacing has no
UNKNOWN direction o.O
L316[07:52:44] <Keridos> that was a bit
annoying in patching to 1.8
L317[07:53:18] <Turtle> yeah
L318[07:53:52] <Turtle> damn it rip
offsets
L319[07:55:01] <Izaya> ping
L320[07:55:08] <Izaya> ping: sorry
L321[07:55:39] <Turtle> Izaya, err?
L322[07:55:52] <Turtle> oh he´s voice
nvm
L323[07:55:58] <Izaya> Testing
connectiob
L324[07:56:13] <Turtle> Didn´t see someone
named that, but was being a blind doofus
L325[07:59:32] <Turtle> Did just iicons
get rekt? the compiler doesn´t seem to complain about anything
else
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L327[08:01:42] <Saphire> ...huh
L328[08:01:49] <Saphire> izaya got
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L332[08:16:08] <Kodos> Ugh, fucking world
edit is making it so I can't use an axe to chop wood
L333[08:16:32] <Sharidan> switch it to a
stick instead
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L336[08:23:17] <Turtle> oh christ it´s
json models now isn´t it
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L345[09:22:01] <Kodos> Holy shit
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L347[09:22:06] <Kodos> We finally have a
magic version of Sync mod
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L349[09:41:47] <Vexatos> Kodos, have you
tried 1.8.9putronics yet .-.
L350[09:41:59] *
Vexatos pokes marcin212
L351[09:56:03] ***
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L354[10:18:47] <Sharidan> Vexatos?
L355[10:19:36] <vifino> Sharidan?
L356[10:20:15] <Sharidan> I was just
wondering about the digital locomotive relay in computronics
L357[10:20:32] <Sharidan> what does it do
and is it for electric locomotives only?
L358[10:23:15] <Vexatos> Only electric
locomotives
L359[10:23:35] <Vexatos> How would you
make the thing send wireless data without electricity
L360[10:23:42] <vifino> magic
L361[10:23:43] <vifino> batteries
L362[10:23:51] <Vexatos> RTGs
L363[10:24:00] <vifino> they are the same
thing, Vexatos
L364[10:24:23] <Vexatos> Sharidan, for
what it does.... Just read the in-game manual >_>
L365[10:24:39] <vifino> man Vexatos
L366[10:24:49] <vifino> waaat, no manual
entry
L367[10:25:19] <Sharidan> yea that wasnt
particularly informative, hence my question mate :)
L368[10:25:20] <Vexatos> of course there
is .-.
L369[10:25:32] <Vexatos> Sharidan, it
tells you exactly what it does
L370[10:25:38] <Sharidan> control as in
start/stop/speed ?
L371[10:25:38] <Vexatos> " allows
computers to communicate with the Electric locomotive from
Railcraft"
L372[10:25:45] <Vexatos> "communicate
with"
L373[10:25:47] <Vexatos> not
"control"
L374[10:25:56] <Vexatos> you can only
gather data
L375[10:26:11] <Sharidan> "Once
attached the electric locomotive can be controlled using the
locomotive_relay component API"
L376[10:26:15] <Vexatos> huh
L377[10:26:18] <Vexatos> damn you,
rashy
L378[10:26:33] <Sharidan> hehe
L379[10:26:45] <Vexatos> well there is
still the U key in NEI
L380[10:26:51] <Vexatos> to get all the
methods the component provides >_>
L381[10:27:00] <Sharidan> I've got CMB for
that :)
L382[10:27:43] <Sharidan> hokay, I'll get
my answers taking it apart. thanks for your time Vex :)
L383[10:27:54] <Vexatos> It's not very
useful
L384[10:28:00] <Vexatos> like most blocks
about Railcraft
L385[10:28:14] <Vexatos> I made them in an
attempt to not make any Railcraft block useless
L386[10:28:25] <Vexatos> I wouldn't want
to ruin Railcraft
L387[10:28:31] <Sharidan> lol
L388[10:28:43] <Vexatos> So all the four
blocks do very specific things
L389[10:29:04] <Sharidan> I'll figure them
out eventually :)
L390[10:29:22] <Vexatos> the detector
gathers far more data than the relay for instance
L391[10:29:30] <Vexatos> but obviously the
train needs to pass the block
L392[10:29:34] <Vexatos> it's not
wireless
L393[10:29:46] <Vexatos> but it's not
bound to a single locomotive either
L394[10:29:58] <Vexatos> oh, Sharidan, you
can set a locomotive's destination using the relay
L395[10:30:11] <Sharidan> oh that's a
pretty sweet feature
L396[10:30:21] <Vexatos> the digital
receiver box can only read aspects, obviously
L397[10:30:27] <Sharidan> I've always
wanted a programmable routing track
L398[10:30:34] <Vexatos> For everything
else, there is redstone and the drivers
L400[10:30:48] <Vexatos> these are the RC
blocks Computronics adds CC and OC drivers for
L401[10:31:03] <Vexatos> routing switch
and detector allow reading and writing the entire routing table
inside
L402[10:31:06] <Sharidan> aah ok -
cool
L403[10:31:17] <Vexatos> so you can change
that as you want
L404[10:31:22] <Sharidan> nice
L405[10:31:38] <Vexatos> the electric one
simply allows getting charge of anything that makes/transmits/needs
electricity
L406[10:31:46] <Vexatos> and the track
ones are quite obvious
L407[10:31:54] <Vexatos> Locomotive Track
driver allows changing the mode
L408[10:32:01] <Vexatos> Limiter Track the
speed
L409[10:32:38] <Vexatos> priming track can
have the Fuse time set
L410[10:32:42] <Sharidan> I know all the
tracks from railcraft
L411[10:32:52] <Vexatos> Routing Track can
have the ticket's destination set and gotten
L412[10:32:56] <Vexatos> Sharidan, all
that using OC, that is
L413[10:33:06] <Sharidan> I've got a
closed server with a rail system that currently has 170 stations
connected
L414[10:33:22] <Sharidan> oh so OC can
interface directly to those tracks?!?
L415[10:33:30] <Vexatos> That's what I
meant
L416[10:33:33] <Vexatos> all I just told
you
L417[10:33:37] <Vexatos> can be done with
OC and CC
L418[10:33:40] <Sharidan> <3 OC
\o/
L419[10:33:56] <Vexatos> Computronics
doesn't only add blocks, you know
L420[10:34:01] <Vexatos> >_>
L421[10:34:05] <Sharidan> I could never
get it working with CC
L422[10:34:19] <Vexatos> 50% of the mod is
actually just drivers with other mods' blocks
L423[10:34:23] <Vexatos> Sharidan, get
what working
L424[10:34:46] <Vexatos> Actually,
Computronics is particularly popular for its GregTech and EnderIO
drivers .-.
L425[10:34:56] <Vexatos> Noone ever cares
about RC :X
L426[10:35:01] *
Lizzy does
L427[10:35:07] <Vexatos> Lizzy <3
L428[10:35:57] <Sharidan> I know that most
people don't give a crap about railcraft these days. it's all about
instant teleporting somewhere or instant item/liquid/power transfer
from A to B
L429[10:36:12] <Vexatos> Computronics adds
CC/OC drivers for EnderIO telepads :X
L430[10:36:13] <Sharidan> I like building
up large rail systems tho
L431[10:36:24] <Lizzy> although
transporters have less setup time and generally lower maintenance,
there's just some satisfaction to looking over your creation and
saying "I made this" as your system buggers itself up and
trains crash into each other :P
L432[10:36:24] <g> I like railcraft
L433[10:36:37] <Sharidan> don't worry -
Computronics is already in my collection :)
L434[10:36:39] <g> but I can't justify
rail systems
L435[10:36:53] <g> then again I don't have
a need for mass amounts of anything but power yet
L436[10:37:15] <Vexatos> So yea,
Sharidan... 50% of the mod isn't actually documented anywhere
:X
L437[10:37:49] <Sharidan> well I thank
thee, Vexatos for enlightening me on the mod - very useful
information indeed :)
L438[10:38:04] <Vexatos> IIf you are
looking for those, go to
http://git.io/vmJpm and find any file
the name of which is starting with "Driver". That's all
the other mods' blocks Computronics adds CC/OC support for
L439[10:38:16] <Sharidan> sweet :)
L440[10:38:36] <Vexatos> EnderIO one is
rather ambiguous though
L441[10:38:37] <Sharidan> bookmarked for
reference!
L442[10:38:43] <Vexatos> since most of
that mods' drivers are superclasses
L443[10:38:45] <Lizzy> for like,
super-long distance stuff (read, more than like, 16 chunks or cross
dimension) teleportation is okay but i still want a complete rail
network that i can be at one station, request a train elsewhere and
have the train come and take you there
L444[10:38:54] <Vexatos> so Computronics
in fact adds a driver to literally every enderio machine
L445[10:39:10] <Vexatos> No
exception
L446[10:39:15] <Sharidan> even sweeter
:)
L447[10:39:20] <Vexatos> Even if it's just
a single function
L448[10:39:28] <Lizzy> Vexatos, do you
know if the multi-destination/route tickets have become a thing in
RC yet? (like, specify multiple destinations and each one gets
knocked off or something)
L449[10:39:33] <Vexatos> but then there's
things like Dimensional Transceivers
L450[10:39:38] <Vexatos> which have like
22 functions
L451[10:39:45] <Sharidan> not afaik yet
Lizzy
L452[10:39:56] <Vexatos> Lizzy, you can do
that with Computronics
L453[10:40:20] <Vexatos> detector to read
destination, use computer to crop dest string and push it to a
Routing Track
L454[10:40:29] <Vexatos> train passes
detector
L455[10:40:31] <Vexatos> then routing
track
L456[10:40:43] <Vexatos> et voilà: New
cropped destination
L457[10:41:06] <Vexatos> SHOULD work
L458[10:41:08] <Lizzy> hmm, would need a
fairly interesting system and perhaps have the train go at a lower
speed
L459[10:41:11] <Vexatos> I can't think why
it wouldn't
L460[10:41:11] <Lizzy> or something
L461[10:41:21] <Vexatos> Well you can even
computer-control limiter tracks .-.
L462[10:41:27] <Lizzy> only issue i can
see is timing/block spacing
L463[10:41:35] <Vexatos> Well here is my
idea
L464[10:41:37] <Vexatos> detector
track
L465[10:41:45] <Vexatos> then locking
track
L466[10:41:49] <Vexatos> then routing
track
L467[10:41:52] <Vexatos> pass
detector
L468[10:41:56] <Vexatos> hold on locking
track
L469[10:42:10] <Vexatos> when computer is
done setting the routing track, use Redstone IO block to release
train
L470[10:42:13] <Lizzy> that could be
doable
L471[10:42:46] <Vexatos> No Railcraft
driver has functions for turning on/off something, you are meant to
use Redstone IO blocks for that
L472[10:43:29] <Vexatos> "For
everything else, there's MasterCard"
L473[10:43:32] <Lizzy> hmm, i wonder how
well the standard RC stuff would like if i had a ticket that read
something like desta/b/d/f
L474[10:43:33] <Vexatos> etc
L475[10:43:57] <Vexatos> Lizzy, it works
if your networks is branched
L476[10:44:17] <Lizzy> so one main line
and the stations branching off of it?
L477[10:44:24] <Vexatos> i.e. only ever
one "parent" station
L478[10:44:32] <Vexatos> so if it only
goes in one direction
L479[10:44:43] <Sharidan> yup, that works
rather well in pure RC if you setup your routes correctly
L480[10:44:59] <Vexatos> because a ticket
with "a/b/c/d" matches Dest="a" as well as
Dest="a/" as well as Dest="a/b" etc
L481[10:45:01] <Vexatos> OH WAIT
L482[10:45:05] <Vexatos> RC supports regex
now
L483[10:45:07] <Vexatos> so
nevermind
L484[10:45:13] <Vexatos> it will work for
sure
L485[10:45:14] <Lizzy> oh it does?
awesome
L486[10:45:17] <Vexatos> yep
L487[10:45:35] <Sharidan> 80% of my
current rail system is built that way Lizzy
L488[10:46:07] <Vexatos> Lizzy, just
Dest?= instead of Dest=
L489[10:46:11] <Lizzy> also what
characters can the route ticket take? like Az-Zz, 0-9, special
chars?
L490[10:47:13] <Sharidan> it prefers a-z,
0-9 (case sensitive), but you can use /-., aswell without huge
hickups
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L492[10:48:18] <Lizzy> cause i'm thinking
seperating the actual destinations with like, "_" so i
can still have baseA/cargo_baseB/Cargo (the computers will then
strip off the stuff up to and including the first _ if it's their
place)
L493[10:48:41] <Sharidan> yup, you can
easily do that
L494[10:48:51] <Lizzy> cool
L495[10:49:09] <Lizzy> tonight i might
either work on that or later on if i get distracted by gmod
again
L496[10:49:20] <g> there's a new version
of cookie clicker
L497[10:49:21] <Sharidan> most of my
setups, I use something like this:
<mainline>/<offshootbranch>/<subbranch>/<destination>
L499[10:49:50] <Sharidan> mainline may
contain direction specific tags aswell, depending where on my rail
network the origin lies compared to the final destination
L500[10:49:51] <Vexatos> I'd probably go
the Cartographer's route
L501[10:50:01] <Vexatos>
District/Sector/Town/Dest
L502[10:50:24] <Vexatos> And have the
computer have a 2D map stored
L503[10:51:41] <Sharidan> with the options
available through Computronics, that is definately a change I've
got planned for my setup
L504[10:52:23] <Sharidan> hence why I'm
working on a management system for my rail network
L505[10:52:56] <Lizzy> I'll probably do my
setup with a single 'main line' (i.e. you don't go through a main
station to reach another main station)
L506[10:53:00] <Sharidan> with that in
hand, I can centralized change that map and bubble the new updates
out to all stations. plus it'll cut down update time for me when
adding/removing stations on the rail network
L507[10:54:13] <Vexatos> Lizzy, but what
if you have A-C-D-E-F-B but A and B are like 100 blocks apart
:X
L508[10:54:14] <Lizzy> also random
question: how long do you make your signal blocks normally? I do
mine about 2 chunks worth (sometimes 4 if it's a long section of
track)
L509[10:54:49] <Lizzy> Vexatos, then it'll
simply have to take that long
L510[10:55:16] <Sharidan> depends on the
stretch of track. if it's low-speed I usually go every 2 chunks
like you. seems to work the best
L511[10:55:36] <Sharidan> if it's
high-speed tracks, I usually wireless redstone lock the entire
length of the track when it's occupied
L512[10:56:01] <Vexatos> wireless
redstone?
L513[10:56:03] <Vexatos> Chea
L514[10:56:03] <Vexatos> ter
L515[10:56:08] <Vexatos> You evil person
you
L516[10:56:24] <Sharidan> true, it's
cheating, however it's the most stable thing to use when we talk
100+ chunks distance
L517[10:56:26] <Inari> Cou
L518[10:56:27] <Inari> gar
L519[10:56:33] <Lizzy> I might also have
fuel stops along the way, just a routing track that diverts a train
off to refuel then drops it back on the main line
L520[10:56:43] <Sharidan> longest
highspeed bi-directional track I've got at the moment is 189 chunks
long
L521[10:56:51] <Inari> Vexatos: lets talk
again once pipe mods and the like have become competent
L522[10:57:26] <Vexatos> Sharidan,
Computers
L523[10:57:29] <Vexatos> Wireless
relays
L524[10:57:32] <Inari> asie: does charset
handle unloaded pipes?
L525[10:57:35] <Vexatos> It's called an
Internet
L526[10:57:49] <Lizzy> or linked cards
back to a central location
L527[10:57:53] <Vexatos> ^
L528[10:57:59] <Sharidan> lol
L529[10:58:01] <Vexatos> There's various
ways not to cheat in this :P
L530[10:58:14] <Sharidan> plan is to
eventually convert it all over to computer controls
L531[10:58:16] <Inari> linked cards as as
much cheating as wireless redstone is
L532[10:58:31] <Vexatos> At least they
cost a bunch of energy
L533[10:58:33] <Sharidan> I couldnt do
that with CC, hence why I've trashed CC in favor of OC :)
L534[10:58:34] <asie> Inari: Charset is
dead.
L535[10:58:36] <Vexatos> still
cheating
L536[10:58:38] <asie> Actually, all of my
modding is dead.
L537[10:58:41] <Inari> asie: what
L538[10:58:50] <Vexatos> Sharidan, you
could do all of that with CC
L539[10:58:52] <asie> But the items will
just stop AFAIK
L540[10:58:55] <asie> if not that's easy
to implement
L541[10:58:57] <Lizzy> also Vexatos is
there any plans to get read-only 'signal boosters' for the
locomotive relay? Or perhaps have an area one that can only see the
status (current destination and fuel level, perhaps more) of trains
within a certain radius?
L542[10:59:23] <Sharidan> Vexatos: not
without a crap-ton of chunk loading
L543[10:59:38] <Inari> asie: whys it dead
thist ime? :p
L544[10:59:39] <Vexatos> Sharidan, you
mean wireless messages? True
L545[10:59:41] <Vexatos> but anything
else
L546[10:59:46] <Vexatos> you can do with
CC + Computronics
L547[10:59:47] <asie> Inari: I left
Minecraft as all it was was escapism for me
L548[10:59:48] <asie> No enjoyment
L549[10:59:54] <Lizzy> hmm, i'm not in
rc's channel
L550[11:00:02] <Inari> o.o
L552[11:00:06] <Inari> so what you gonna
do now?
L553[11:00:10] <Sharidan> true I can - but
I wouldnt be able to bind my rail system to a centralized control
center for the rail network with CC
L554[11:00:12] <Vexatos> there is already
enough ways to break the thing
L555[11:01:03] <asie> Inari: I don't
know.
L556[11:01:07] <asie> I'm too depressed to
care right now.
L557[11:01:07] <Vexatos> (oh yea, the
relay access actually consumes energy both on the Relay side and on
the locomotive itself :D)
L558[11:02:24] <Inari> asie: not that i
really understand, but sure xD
L559[11:02:27] <Lizzy> Vexatos, that
doesn't really answer my first question and doesn't answer the 2nd
at all
L560[11:02:37] <Vexatos> Hmm
L561[11:02:50] <Vexatos> I don't think
"signal boosters" of any kind would make sense
L562[11:03:01] <Vexatos> "Use more x
to get more range" is the epitome of power creep
L563[11:03:29] <Inari> "Use more
relays to get more strength"
L564[11:03:30] <Inari> ;D
L565[11:04:50] <Lizzy> well I want to
potentially have a system where if a locomotive has ran out of
energy, it stops all other trains and/or cross references it's name
with a detection network to see where the train was last detected
and tell me "train X is currently stuck in sector
y"
L566[11:05:58] <Vexatos> if it runs out of
energy
L567[11:06:08] <Vexatos> it wouldn't be
able to send any data to the relay
L568[11:06:23] <Vexatos>
<Vexatos> (oh
yea, the relay access actually consumes energy both on the Relay
side and on the locomotive itself :D)
L569[11:06:28] <Vexatos> >" and on
the locomotive itself2
L570[11:07:02] <Vexatos> Also, for that,
my idea would be to have a bunch of Any Detectors at various
sections of track, Lizzy
L571[11:07:09] <Vexatos> all of them
logging to Redstone IO blocks
L572[11:07:24] <Lizzy> yes, i know, which
the relay component would give back a "no energy" error
or something but if it was out of range it wouldnt be able to
L573[11:07:27] <Lizzy> or something
L574[11:07:35] <Lizzy> i've actually
forgotten my original point ¬_¬
L575[11:08:14] <Lizzy> also does the
digital detector emit 1 event per train/cart it sees or once per
tick all the time a train/cart would 'trigger' it
L577[11:09:49] <Inari> suddenly everyones
using railcraft?
L578[11:09:51] <Lizzy> (i would test but
i'm in work)
L579[11:09:59] <Lizzy> Inari, no, i always
use RC
L580[11:10:27] <Lizzy> even if connecting
2 remote LogiPipes networks with it is horrible inefficient
L581[11:12:50] <Lizzy> ah, everyone else
is gone
L582[11:12:58] <Lizzy> now to turn the
lights off because they annoy me
L583[11:18:30] <Vexatos> Lizzy, one per
cart
L584[11:18:56] <Lizzy> okay
L585[11:19:53] <Vexatos> Ever since
marcin212 fixed it emitting one a tick
L586[11:24:07] *
Temia picks up Asie.
L587[11:24:22] *
Temia puts on a couch, gives a cute robot to cuddle and covers with
a blanket.
L588[11:24:30] *
Temia headpats.
L589[11:24:32] <asie> Temia: This is not
reality.
L590[11:24:35] <asie> My head hurts.
L591[11:24:44] <Temia> I know.
L592[11:24:59] <Temia> But the feelings
can be real
L593[11:25:04] <Lizzy> might help if i was
looking on the right domain for a pc
L594[11:25:26] <asie> Temia: Ehh.
L595[11:29:07] <Inari> asie: it is
factually part of reality though - as written text, but part of
it
L596[11:29:25] <asie> Inari: It's fiction.
Like books.
L597[11:29:48] <Inari> i think the
difference would be that its another being writing to you xD
L598[11:30:08] <Inari> but yeah people can
feel uplifted by books
L599[11:30:33] <asie> Inari: Fiction is
also written by another being
L600[11:30:54] <Inari> but written in a
general broadcast of a story, not meant to address you
L601[11:32:09] <vifino> In my opinion, it
is history.
L602[11:37:05] <sugoi> LUA
L603[11:37:05] <EnderBot2> Lua*
L604[11:37:07] <sugoi> thanks
EnderBot2
L605[11:37:31] <vifino> MUA
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insanity,portlane split 3:
L651[12:02:53] <Kodos> Uhhh
L652[12:03:19] <gamax92> Kodos is
agressive
L653[12:03:22] <gamax92> hide
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L692[12:03:43] *** nova.esper.net sets mode:
+vvo Vexatos Kilobyte Lizzy
L693[12:03:44] <EnderBot2> Ohai there
Lizzy
L694[12:03:47] *
Michiyo bans everyone from insanity and portla... damn
L695[12:04:15] <vifino> Aww, party over
:(
L696[12:04:44] *
Kodos bops gamax92
L697[12:05:12] <Kodos> Lasagna sounds good
for lunch but I cba to turn on the oven
L698[12:05:36] <vifino> THROW THE OVEN IN
THE WITCH!
L699[12:05:53] <vifino> Almost nailed
it.
L700[12:07:09] <Kodos> %calc 1271 -
576
L701[12:07:09] <MichiBot> Kodos:
1,271
L702[12:07:12] <Kodos> wat
L703[12:07:24] <Kodos> %calc
1271-576
L704[12:07:24] <MichiBot> Kodos: 695
L705[12:07:29] <Kodos> There we go
L706[12:07:32] <Kodos> Neat, so it did
pull out
L707[12:07:36] <Kodos> That means I still
have 5 bucks =D
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L786[12:17:01] *** nova.esper.net sets mode:
+vvo Vexatos Kilobyte Lizzy
L787[12:17:01] <EnderBot2> Ohai there
Lizzy
L788[12:17:27] <gamax92> Why does stuff
like audio cables and ethernet cables end up in the bakery markdown
section
L789[12:17:37] <gamax92> did the audio
cable get close to expiring?
L790[12:18:10] <Inari> hm now to think of
a cheap product i want to buy
L791[12:18:16] <gamax92> Inari: audio
cables
L792[12:18:22] <vifino> Inari: ethernet
cables
L793[12:18:26] <Inari> i d ont think i
need either of those :P
L794[12:18:35] <Inari> maybe an sd
card
L795[12:18:36] <gamax92> you said
want
L796[12:18:38] <gamax92> not need
L797[12:18:39] <vifino> you suck at
thinking.
L798[12:18:45] <Inari> gamax92: if i dont
need it, i dont want it
L799[12:19:20] <vifino> So.. You don't
want to be rich or famous?
L800[12:19:39] <vifino> Or 1.5m
tall..
L801[12:20:01] <Inari> i'd rather be rich
and non-famous tbh
L802[12:20:09] <gamax92> vifino: why that
short?
L803[12:20:15] <Inari> but the height
sounds good
L804[12:20:16] <Inari> :P
L805[12:20:16] <vifino> gamax92: Ask
Inari
L806[12:20:25] <vifino> Inari: You need
none of those.
L807[12:20:25] <gamax92> Inari: why that
short?
L808[12:20:29] <vifino> Check mate.
L809[12:20:40] <Inari> basically i need to
spend 11 cents mroe on amazon, but i alsod ont feel like getting
some crappy stuff i dont actualyl want
L810[12:21:31] <xarses> Is anyone attached
to the gregtech5 recipe set? some of them are a bit overboard and
others are not using the right parts
L811[12:21:48] <gamax92> I am flop
L812[12:21:53] *
gamax92 flops on bed
L813[12:21:59] <Inari> gamax92: cause its
cute? :P
L814[12:22:07] <gamax92> Inari is
cute
L815[12:22:16] <Inari> would be cuter if
1.5m
L816[12:22:17] <Inari> :<
L817[12:22:32] <Inari> so what costs like
an euro and is nice
L818[12:22:33] <Inari> :D
L819[12:23:01] <gamax92> heart shaped
chocolate
L820[12:23:16] <vifino> a heart on the
black market
L821[12:23:43] <vifino> *heart
chocolate
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L823[12:25:36] <Inari> sigh
L824[12:25:46] <Inari> whys it so hard to
program a webstore
L825[12:25:48] <Inari> like please
L826[12:27:45] <Inari> eh
L827[12:27:49] <Inari> just gonna order
some reishunge rbasmati
L828[12:28:12] <Inari> ...which doesnt
count cause its from another seller
L829[12:28:15] <Inari> amazon
pllssss
L830[12:28:17] <gamax92> failed to detect
language
L831[12:28:27] <Inari> gamax92: ?
L832[12:28:35] <gamax92> oh that's
why
L833[12:28:43] <gamax92> you moved the r
from the end of the first word
L834[12:28:46] <Inari> :P
L835[12:28:50] <Inari> its a company
L836[12:28:51] <Inari> that sells
reis
L837[12:28:53] <Inari> *rice
L838[12:29:20] <Inari> cant they
like
L839[12:29:22] <Inari> sell cents
L840[12:29:23] <Inari> please
L841[12:30:36] <gamax92> Inari: cellophane
noodles
L843[12:40:41] <gamax92> wat
L844[12:41:34] <Inari> like seriously,
amazon seems to be the best webstore and even they suck
L845[12:42:43] <gamax92> Inari: do you
have a high dpi display?
L846[12:42:49] <Inari> maybe?
L847[12:44:15] <Inari> btw i wondered that
for a while
L848[12:44:33] <Inari> is the X stuff they
havein anime 2 crossed hiarpins or a twisted double-wrapped-around
hairband kinda thing
L849[12:45:17] <gamax92> send help
L850[12:45:26] <gamax92> more and more
icons on my desktop just show up
L851[12:47:51] <vifino> TIL there are
people named Sundip in the world.
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L855[13:00:31] <vifino> LIZZY!!!!!
L856[13:00:37] *
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L864[13:23:31] <Inari> omg amazon
L865[13:23:33] <Inari> fu already
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L872[14:01:21] <Inari> hm
L873[14:01:24] <Inari> whats a good
keyboard xD
L874[14:01:49] <vifino> one with
keys
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L876[14:02:20] <ZalnarT> Hellou :)
L877[14:02:37] <vifino> Hello.
L878[14:02:41] <Kodos> Howdy
L879[14:03:35] <ZalnarT> Does anyone know
if there is a way to open loot bags with a robot?
L880[14:03:45] <ZalnarT> from the loot
bags mod of course
L881[14:04:18] <Kodos> Might try having
the robot 'equip' the bag, and use'ing the bag
L882[14:04:37] <Kodos> Making sure to use
an inventory upgrade in the robot
L883[14:04:53] <Temia> If the contents
spill out, you'll probably have to run a suck() too.
L884[14:05:56] <Temia> Or whatever it
was
L885[14:06:04] <Temia> ~w suck
L887[14:06:09] <Temia> Hmm.
L888[14:06:11] <Temia> ~w robot
L890[14:06:35] <Temia> IT IS SUCK
L891[14:06:38] <Temia> YOU LIED TO ME,
BOT
L892[14:06:58] <ZalnarT> xD
L893[14:07:09] <ZalnarT> thanks, i'll try
that
L894[14:09:52] <gamax92> Temia: ocdoc
doesn't know the contents of pages
L895[14:10:00] <gamax92> ocdoc just knows
the pages
L896[14:10:09] <Temia> It doesn't even
have methods cached?
L897[14:11:06] <ZalnarT> Nope, doesn't
work... You have to transfer the items from a gui that pops up when
you use the bag
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L899[14:11:20] <ZalnarT> i guess robots
can't see thet ^^
L900[14:11:30] <Temia> Nope.
L901[14:11:40] <Temia> Here I was hoping
they'd just work like Thaumcraft's bags
L902[14:12:52] <ZalnarT> Damn, then i have
to open them manually. Whelp... That's what you get for being
greedy xD
L903[14:18:38] <gamax92> Temia: there
aren't anchors anyway
L904[14:19:03] <gamax92> and getting
methods would mean I'd have to download every page and then try to
parse it
L905[14:19:52] <Temia> Hm.
L906[14:19:56] <Temia> Well that's a bit
annoying.
L907[14:20:39] <Temia> Seems like there
might be a good way to parse it?
L908[14:22:32] <Temia> The <code>
tags immediately starting each <li>-nested <div> seem
like they are unanimously the methods
L909[14:22:52] <Temia> Wait, no.
L910[14:22:57] <Temia> Non-standard lua is
a problem.
L911[14:23:09] <Temia> (the page)
L912[14:26:33] <Temia> ...I just managed
to crash my music player (Clementine) by simultaneously hitting my
stop and play/pause media keys while a song was playing.
L913[14:30:33] <Inari> clementine
<3
L914[14:31:35] <Inari> doesnt crash it for
me
L915[14:34:34] <Inari> is there some way
to express a "leaning" in a notation of A~B? so say i
think i'll take somewhere around 20 to 30 minutes to do a task but
im thinking its more likely around 30 than around 20, just saying
20~30 doesnt express that, i mean ic ould attach an "but
probably more towards 30" but wondered if theres some common
way to short-notate that
L916[14:34:44] <Temia> Must've been a
fluke. I've had it open for a while
L917[14:35:05] <Temia> Also I'm happy to
know that for all our disagreements and headbutting, we seem to
share music player choices :p
L918[14:36:40] <Inari> haha
L919[14:37:00] <gamax92> the fuck
L920[14:37:01] <Inari> eh, so far its the
best i found, tried various, some monkeysomething one, foobar2000,
winamp, itunes, etc
L921[14:37:07] <Inari> gamax92: ?
L922[14:37:12] <gamax92> I went back into
ocdoc's screen session, all of the text is red
L923[14:37:22] <gamax92> why is it red
.-.
L924[14:37:28] <Inari> something
died?
L925[14:37:36] <Inari> what do you mean
ocdocs sceens ession .-.
L926[14:37:56] *
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tuft
L927[14:38:06] <Temia> Gamax is probably
running ocdoc in an instance of GNU screen to access the output
and/or interact with it?
L928[14:38:08] *
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L929[14:38:39] <Vexatos> Inari, iTunes U
WOT
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L931[14:38:45] <Vexatos> foobar2000
masterrace
L932[14:38:46] <gamax92> ... oops
L933[14:38:54] <Daiyousei> foobar
ftw!
L934[14:38:59] <Inari> trie dfoobar
L935[14:39:01] <Vexatos> foobar is the
best bar
L936[14:39:01] <Inari> didnt like it
L937[14:39:01] <Inari> :p
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L942[14:40:35] <Vexatos> I wish there was
foobar2000 official for Linux ;_;
L943[14:40:50] <Vexatos> Inari, there is
orange juice flowing through my veins
L944[14:41:52] <Vexatos> wub wub
foobar2000 runs through PlayOnLinux
L945[14:42:06] <Vexatos> now I just need
to copy over my configs .-.
L946[14:42:20] <vifino> Vexatos pls
L947[14:42:22] <vifino> what are you
doing
L948[14:42:24] <Vexatos> Wine really is
some weird piece of software
L949[14:42:29] <Vexatos> Some programs run
flawlessly on it
L950[14:42:35] <vifino> you're weird
<.<
L951[14:42:57] <Vexatos> vifino, I just
tried installing foobar2000 through PlayOnLinux for like the tenth
time
L952[14:43:01] <Vexatos> but the last time
was half a year ago
L953[14:43:04] <Vexatos> and this time it
worked
L954[14:43:09] <vifino> well duh
L955[14:43:15] <vifino> wine updates
constantly
L956[14:43:28] <Vexatos> yup
L957[14:44:44] <Vexatos> notepad++ works
very well too
L958[14:45:16] <Vexatos> aaand installed
7-zip
L959[14:45:21] <Vexatos> what to try
next...
L960[14:45:27] <vifino> WHAT ARE YOU DOING
VEXATOAST
L961[14:45:39] <Vexatos> vifino, trying
out wine since it appears to work 500% better than half a year
ago
L962[14:45:40] <Vexatos> like
L963[14:45:45] <Vexatos> all the programs
that used to crash work now
L964[14:45:53] <vifino> why are you doing
it in the first place ;_;
L965[14:46:07] <Vexatos> well foobar2000
because it's the best music player
L966[14:46:08] <Temia> Foobar2000 official
for Linux wouldn't work very well because AFAIK foobar plugins are
just dynamic link libraries
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L968[14:46:32] <vifino> Vexatos: try
mpd.
L969[14:46:34] <Temia> And thus not
readily convertible to a shared object format lest a whole new
plugin system is designed around that.
L970[14:46:37] <vifino> mpd best
mpd.
L971[14:47:18] <Vexatos> mpd is just a
server though apparently .-.
L972[14:47:43] <vifino> Vexatos: mpd +
ncmpcpp
L973[14:47:52] <vifino> ncmpcpp best mpd
interface
L974[14:48:03] <Daiyousei> good on linux,
but foobar2000 beats it on windows
L975[14:48:04] <Daiyousei> kek
L976[14:48:10] <Vexatos> vifino,
L977[14:48:10] <vifino> Daiyousei:
m9
L978[14:48:15] <vifino> 1v1 me irl
L979[14:48:18] <Vexatos> terminal-based
music player
L980[14:48:20] <Vexatos> pls
L981[14:48:22] <Daiyousei> 1v1 me in tf2
vifino
L982[14:48:28] <vifino> Daiyousei:
skrub
L983[14:48:36] <vifino> I'll rancho relaxo
ur ass
L984[14:48:38] <vifino> ok
L985[14:48:38] <Vexatos> Daiyousei, I'd
watch
L986[14:48:50] <Vexatos> TAKING BETS
NOW
L987[14:48:53] <Daiyousei> ill pubstomp
u
L988[14:49:08] *
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original
L989[14:49:31] <vifino> no. u.
L990[14:50:36] <Vexatos> hmmm
L991[14:50:43] <Vexatos> now to make
foobar2000 default music player
L992[14:50:51] <Vexatos> vlc just isn't
doing it
L993[14:50:52] <Vexatos> ,-,
L994[14:53:18] <Vexatos> hmm I can install
8 different versions of Internet Explorer
L995[14:53:29] <Vexatos> Which one should
I use in favour of Firefox :D
L996[14:57:56] <Kodos> FastCraft needs to
be 1.8.9 already
L997[15:03:04] <Inari> so you're saying
fastcraft needs to be faster
L999[15:05:41] <Kodos> A sheep, a note
block, and a creeper tumble down a hill. What noise do they
make
L1000[15:07:39] <gamax92> bah pluck
kaboom
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L1002[15:08:13] <Kodos> Baa, thum,
hiss
L1003[15:08:36] <Kodos> Nevermind
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the noteblocks noise depend on the material?
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L1014[15:58:38] <Kodos> Shhh
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L1018[16:26:49] <Turtle> yay ms exchange
is acting up .-.
L1019[16:35:45] <Turtle> ... Damn it. I
got caught in a luser safety net.
L1020[16:36:14] <Turtle> .-. Microsoft
pls just let us do some kind of test to prove we're not a luser and
we don't need you to hang on to every deleted item
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L1022[16:37:42] <Temia> Turtle, MS
doesn't manufacture OSes for non-lusers anymore :p Use Linux
L1023[16:37:57] <Turtle> This was
exchange, i.e. their calendar/email shit
L1024[16:38:13] <Turtle> I was confused
as fuck why a calendar I deleted was still showing up in some
clients but not in others
L1025[16:38:21] <Temia> First-party
software tends to fall under the same purview.
L1026[16:38:44] <Turtle> Aparently as
long as it's still in the 'deleted items' folder, calendars will
show up and spam notifications
L1028[16:42:33] <Michiyo> I still need to
move user stuff to hekate.. -_-
L1029[16:42:38] <Michiyo> fml
L1030[16:42:48] <Kodos> Welp, with just
JEI, JEI Addons, Thaumcraft, Tanks! and its dep, and Intangible,
having 1.8.9 open pins my CPU constantly
L1031[16:43:14] <Michiyo> I wonder how
many connections are active from eos ATM...
L1032[16:43:20] <Michiyo> cause the
exempt expires in 4 hours...
L1033[16:43:24] *
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L1034[16:43:25] <Michiyo> shit
L1035[16:44:12] <Michiyo> MichiBot,
ocdoc, Corded
L1036[16:44:17] <Michiyo> what else
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L1039[16:46:29] <Michiyo> Well.. in 4
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L1043[16:55:42] <Kodos> Lanteabot?
L1044[16:55:50] <Kodos> PCL's
connection?
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L1046[17:01:34] <Michiyo> Kodos: PCL's
connection is from Midori, so different IP, different range thanks
to OVH's networking
L1047[17:01:53] <Michiyo> and LanteaBot
only connects from my home connection when I'm rnning from Eclipse
debug
L1048[17:05:23] <Kodos> Okay, well it
looks like ALL my packs are pinning my CPU, even ones with
fastcraft. Looks like I'm done playing MC on this computer,
too
L1049[17:07:38] <Daiyousei> it just gets
worse and worse for every update :v
L1050[17:18:04] <IzayaXMPP> 1.3 was the
only release ever to be optomised pretty much
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L1101[21:28:03] <Antheus> aDSF
L1102[21:29:23] <LadyAlissa>
Greetings.
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L1110[22:38:29] <sugoi> guys i need some
advice on api for term.read
L1111[22:38:32] <sugoi> it's gotten out
of hand
L1112[22:38:44] <LadyAlissa> what do you
mean?
L1113[22:38:54] <sugoi> the current
term.read has 5 parameters: history, dobreak, hint, pwchar,
filter
L1114[22:39:05] <sugoi> and i would like
to add a 6th, wrapInput
L1115[22:39:09] <sugoi> but this is
absurd
L1116[22:39:26] <LadyAlissa> pass it a
table of options?
L1117[22:39:36] <sugoi> that's what i'd
do were this another language
L1118[22:39:48] <LadyAlissa> .. although
it would break history if history is a tbale
L1119[22:39:50] <LadyAlissa> table*
L1120[22:39:51] <sugoi> but a table of
options isn't very discoverable
L1121[22:40:31] <sugoi> that is true,
history could be given special status
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L1123[22:41:28] <sugoi> though what would
have been even better -- is if term.read took buffer.read like
args
L1124[22:41:36] <sugoi> with an
additional config table option
L1125[22:41:46] <sugoi> hmm
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L1130[23:10:23] <Xal> sugoi, does
term.read need to do everything? it seems like you could split it
into more than one function
L1131[23:16:47] <sugoi> Xal: also good
points
L1132[23:17:02] <sugoi> but i also don't
want to break a lot of stuff
L1133[23:17:08] <sugoi> i need to make a
list of 1.7 features :)
L1134[23:17:17] <sugoi> this is my
current idea
L1135[23:17:22] <sugoi> term.read params
remain unchanged
L1136[23:17:34] <sugoi> but term.read
calls term.readKeyboard, which takes an options table
L1137[23:17:45] <sugoi> note,
term.readKeyboard is also very helpful for another workflow i'm
fixing
L1138[23:18:19] <sugoi> Xal: and then for
your idea, i would introduce that in 1.7
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L1140[23:18:34] <sugoi> and all term read
method flavors would build options and call term.readKeyboard
L1141[23:20:31] <Kodos> #lua return 16 ^
3
L1142[23:20:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
4096.0
L1143[23:20:37] <Kodos> That's not too
terrible
L1144[23:21:44] <sugoi> #lua return seed
or LUA
L1145[23:21:44] <EnderBot2> Lua*
L1146[23:21:45] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
-5042897973
L1147[23:21:46] <gamax92> Kodos: I made a
virtual eeprom that stored data in a 16x16x16 cube
L1148[23:23:10] <sugoi> gamax92: should i
make term.read default to wrapping input and give you the new
method details, or make the old horizontal scrolling the
default?
L1149[23:24:28] *
LadyAlissa thinks WeeChat format should be used for everything.
:P
L1150[23:24:37] <LadyAlissa> A text input
at the bottom and a buffer of text above it
L1151[23:24:49] <gamax92> nah
L1152[23:25:03] <LadyAlissa> "should
i do x or y"
L1153[23:25:05] <LadyAlissa>
"no"
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L1158[23:37:22] <gamax92> Xal: term.read
is now the entire OS
L1159[23:39:01] <sugoi> heh
L1160[23:39:06] <sugoi> pretty much
L1161[23:39:24] <gamax92> %p
L1162[23:39:25] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from gamax92 0.26s
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L1165[23:42:26] *
ping gamax92
L1166[23:42:43] <gamax92> no
L1167[23:43:56] <Xal> it sounds like we
need ncurses :P
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L1169[23:44:23] <LadyAlissa> Xal: sure as
long as it isn't ugly :D
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L1171[23:48:04] <snowden89> ncurses
L1172[23:48:07] <snowden89> :P
L1173[23:50:10] <sugoi> what if instead
of term.read(...)
L1174[23:50:27] <sugoi> one would have to
call term.setMask("*")
L1175[23:50:31] <sugoi> and then
term.read??
L1176[23:51:13] <sugoi>
term.setDoBreak(), term.setHintHandler()
L1177[23:51:29] <sugoi> i feel this is
all bad ideas
L1178[23:51:51] <Xal> can you have
optional parameters in lua functions?
L1179[23:51:54] <Kodos> What the fuck, I
just saw the Will Defoe Snickers commercial
L1180[23:52:03] <Kodos> Xal, a function
is only used it one is passed
L1181[23:52:35] <Kodos> So you could do
local myFunction(a,b,c) and have something like 'if c then
doExtraStuff() end"
L1182[23:52:42] <Xal> in lisp I would
make it (unholy-side-effect-function :mask #\*)
L1184[23:52:48] <Kodos> Pseudo code, but
you get the gist
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