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L1[00:00:00] <astro73> it's only got GET and
POST with no header control
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L3[00:00:08] <gamax92> ahh that ...
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L7[00:00:20] <Izaya> astro73: so get working
on it? :P
L8[00:00:26] <sugoi>
computer.pushSignal("test",{1}) print(event.pull())
L9[00:00:33] <gamax92> astro73: you can use
the raw sockets to do customized stuff, though I know that's not
entirely convient
L10[00:00:42] <sugoi> it should show the
table param
L11[00:00:45] <sugoi> in 1.6 i'm seeing
nil
L12[00:01:14] <astro73> that's what i
figured I'd end up doing. I'm just annoyed because both OC and CC
have half an HTTP API
L13[00:01:26] <astro73> so neither can make
full use of eg CouchDB
L14[00:01:28] <gamax92> well CC has the
custom headers atleast :P
L15[00:01:46] <Izaya> OC has proper TCP so
\o/
L16[00:01:50] <gamax92> that
L17[00:01:55] <Izaya> hrm
L18[00:02:07] <Izaya> is there any way I
can force a computer to identify using a TCP socket?
L19[00:02:19] <DeanIsaKitty> Identify in
what context?
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L23[00:03:54] <Izaya> DeanIsaKitty: well a
network card has a sending UUID
L24[00:04:45] <astro73> izaya: TCP doesn't
have any baked-in identifiers other than IP
L25[00:04:48] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty: huh,
thanks for linking that to me
L26[00:05:11] <Izaya> Mmm
L27[00:05:14] <Izaya> oh well
L28[00:05:33] <astro73> if you want to send
an identifier, you're going to have to do it in the protocol
L29[00:05:45] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya: You can
make a computer send an identifier that's provable to be correct,
but as astro73 said TCP has nothing built in.
L30[00:06:01] <astro73> what are you
talking to?
L31[00:06:12] <DeanIsaKitty> And unless you
implement IPSec you won't find anything lower that identifies
either :P
L32[00:06:29] <Izaya> Writing a router of
sorts
L33[00:06:56] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
There's also the polar opposite where you don't trust in-house code
at all, but I don't exactly remeber what that one was called.
L34[00:07:19] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya: A
router over TCP?
L35[00:07:26] <Izaya> yes
L36[00:07:34] <Izaya> to route messages
between OC computers
L37[00:07:40] <Izaya> I can alternatively
use IRC
L38[00:07:50] <astro73> so you want an OC
VPN
L39[00:07:54] <Izaya> depending on how
insane I want to be
L40[00:08:13] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya: Uh well
a VPN would be more than doable. It would be slow af but
doable.
L41[00:08:16] <Izaya> What level card is an
internet card?
L42[00:08:17] <astro73> are you looking to
route messages or sockets?
L43[00:08:53] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty: is it
bad if I'm patching and rebuilding stuff to remove warning
messages?
L44[00:09:08] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
Depends what kind of warning messages.
L45[00:09:44] <gamax92> so, there's a bunch
of accessibility stuff under at-spi, and if at-spi2-core is running
the computer hangs on logout/shutdown/reboot/whatever
L46[00:09:45] <astro73> (oh, that reminds
me, i need to send a pull request to print3d-examples; one of the
models has a syntax error)
L47[00:09:50] <sugoi> gamax92: ok
regardless of cpu arch :) pushSignal appears to not be pushing
tables
L48[00:09:55] <sugoi> i checked 1.5 as
well
L49[00:10:00] <sugoi> weird, the wiki says
it should
L50[00:10:06] <sugoi> ocemu pushes
tables
L51[00:10:15] <sugoi> but i get nil, 1.5
and 1.6
L52[00:10:19] <gamax92> So I made a fake
package that claims to provide at-spi2-core, but really is just an
empty package
L53[00:10:34] <gamax92> and then libatspi
throws a warning when it's not able to talk to at-spi2-core, so I
patched that out
L54[00:10:38] <astro73> izaya: What is the
application of your little project?
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L56[00:10:48] <gamax92> sugoi: ocemu isn't
perfect, but thanks for telling me that
L57[00:11:16] <sugoi> oh i was wrong
L58[00:11:19] <gamax92> :|
L59[00:11:21] <sugoi> i didn't finish
reading the whole line
L60[00:11:23] <sugoi> in the api page
L61[00:11:29] <sugoi> tables and functions
are not supported.
L62[00:11:30] <DeanIsaKitty> sugoi: Note
that the types supported as signal parameters are limited to the
basic types nil, boolean, number and string, tables and functions
are not supported.
L64[00:11:43] <sugoi> yeah, reading i good
at...
L66[00:11:57] <sugoi> i should have
finished reading that last sentence :)
L67[00:11:59] <astro73> if you're just
looking to foward messages, you could use one of the existing
message queue protocols
L68[00:12:06] <gamax92> sugoi: wyh nto
atmtpet raignde tish?
L69[00:12:09] <astro73> ampq, mqtt,
etc
L70[00:12:22] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92: Well,
if you don't need the part of at-spi that relies on at-spi2-core
then you're perfectly fine.
L72[00:13:04] <sugoi> gamax92: so yeah,
can't (shouldn't be able to) push tables :(
L73[00:13:19] <DeanIsaKitty> Serialize
table? :P
L74[00:13:36] <gamax92> bleh I go to bed
soon.
L75[00:13:52] <sugoi> DeanIsaKitty: i dont
need to push tables
L76[00:14:05] <sugoi> i just had relied on
it in ocemu -- not thinking of checking that for real support
L77[00:14:19] <sugoi> i'm just pushing
things like components
L78[00:14:26] <sugoi> i can push addresses
just as well
L79[00:14:36] <sugoi> BTW
L80[00:14:41] *
sugoi got a job offer
L81[00:14:47] <gamax92> :D
L82[00:14:58] <DeanIsaKitty> awww :3
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L85[00:15:16] <sugoi> aww :)
L86[00:15:37] <sugoi> i was interviewing a
ton over the last few weeks
L87[00:16:20] <sugoi> i feel very blessed,
i got the job i was hoping for
L88[00:17:42] <Izaya> thank the random
number gods
L89[00:17:46] <sugoi> haha
L90[00:18:17] <astro73> oh, that's my other
whine: pretty serialization is broken and i didn't see it
documented
L91[00:18:30] <sugoi> astro73: how
so?
L92[00:18:58] <astro73> in my case, it went
about 8 lines and then stopped with a "..."
L93[00:19:06] <sugoi>
aahhhh...........
L94[00:19:11] <astro73> as if pretty
printing only meant "print to screen"
L95[00:19:12] <sugoi> i'll get that
switched
L97[00:19:26] <sugoi> i didn't get feedback
on that
L98[00:19:30] <sugoi> i forgot to
revert
L99[00:19:35] <sugoi> but, here's
feedback
L100[00:19:38] <sugoi> :)
L101[00:19:50] <DeanIsaKitty> I need to
not forget that sugoi is the local OpenOS expert <.<
L102[00:19:52] <astro73> well, it makes
total sense in the lua shell
L103[00:20:13] <sugoi> astro73: yeah...and
most of the time for the work i was doing, big was better
L104[00:20:24] <sugoi> sorry, i'll make
note of that now
L105[00:20:29] <astro73> but if you're
writing out a file that you expect to read it in again, it's
broken
L106[00:20:39] <sugoi> well you could use
more
L107[00:20:57] <gamax92> sugoi has been
working with a lot of OpenOS
L108[00:21:00] <astro73> (and you'd use
pretty in such a case if you think a human will ever edit it)
L109[00:21:11] <gamax92> and would make
memory optimizers proud
L110[00:21:17] <sugoi> i.e. :D
L111[00:21:20] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92: I
know :P
L112[00:21:22] <sugoi> zug, anyhwo
L113[00:21:39] <sugoi> astro73: you wrote
the serialization to a file?
L114[00:21:48] <gamax92> sugoi: you never
said anything about the video btw
L115[00:21:49] <sugoi> can you just `more
file.txt` ?
L116[00:21:55] <sugoi> gamax92: i watched
it
L117[00:22:02] <sugoi> you switched to
5.3, and it booted
L118[00:22:02] <astro73> that's not the
problem
L119[00:22:16] <sugoi> astro73: first of
all, i'll revert the change, 2nd, then what is your problem?
L120[00:22:26] <gamax92> sugoi: no but
obviously that wouldn't magically create free memory, what did I do
to do so?
L121[00:22:38] <astro73> the problem was
that what it wrote to to the file was about 10 entries to the table
and then "..."
L122[00:22:49] <astro73> (when set to
pretty)
L123[00:22:55] <gamax92> astro73: pass
math.huge instead of true
L124[00:23:10] <sugoi> gamax92: hmm? maybe
i need to rewatch
L125[00:23:11] <gamax92> pretty is
actually a number value (but it also accepts booleans and defaults
to 10)
L126[00:23:14] <astro73> i didn't even
realize it took a non-bool
L127[00:23:27] <sugoi> oh, astro73 --
you're talking about something different!
L128[00:23:31] <sugoi> i thought....
L129[00:23:34] *
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L130[00:24:05] <astro73> i'm discussing
the serialization module
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L132[00:24:17] <astro73> (or s11n as i
like to call it)
L133[00:24:42] <astro73> oh, excuse me,
serialize(pretty=true)'s breaking behavior is documented
L134[00:24:51] <astro73> the fact that it
can take a number is not
L135[00:25:17] <sugoi> wow, i'm
embarrassed
L136[00:25:24] <sugoi> i DID revert that
old change i used for debugging
L137[00:25:30] <sugoi> i changed the
default pretty length to like 10k
L138[00:25:32] <sugoi> the default is
10
L139[00:25:50] <sugoi> yeah so....
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L141[00:25:55] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
pretty=number of entries outputted?
L142[00:26:14] <sugoi> DeanIsaKitty:
true==10
L143[00:26:19] <sugoi> because, the
default pretty len is 10 lines
L144[00:26:29] <DeanIsaKitty> sugoi: That
was not the question.
L145[00:26:30] <sugoi> from the
source
L146[00:26:32] <sugoi> local limit =
type(pretty) == "number" and pretty or 10
L147[00:26:39] <sugoi> oh, ok
L148[00:26:43] *
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L149[00:27:06] <astro73> i assumed the
number was the number of lines
L150[00:28:10] <DeanIsaKitty> astro73:
There, documentation updated.
L151[00:28:51] <astro73> that's handy,
since pretty-printing 3dm files would be nice if you have to edit
them by hand again
L152[00:29:48] <sugoi> gamax92: watched
again
L153[00:29:50] <sugoi> ok wat?
L154[00:29:59] <sugoi> why did it work so
much better with 5.3 arch?
L155[00:30:07] <sugoi> how did you get 30k
free on 1.5 like that?
L156[00:30:25] <astro73> (also, may have
to build a dedicated IRC computer now)
L157[00:30:30] <Kimiro> wat
L158[00:30:42] <DeanIsaKitty> astro73: Or
use an actual IRC client? (Just saying)
L159[00:31:30] <gamax92> sugoi: I patched
machine.lua to strip debugging information in load :P
L160[00:31:45] <gamax92> not an actual
solution but more (I could and so I did)
L161[00:32:06] <sugoi> ha, cool
L162[00:32:25] <astro73> deanisakitty: my
computer is too wimpy to have much open at the same time as this
modpack
L163[00:32:58] <gamax92> it's also like
43k, forgot to take into account fluctuations
L164[00:33:37] <astro73> let me try irssi,
though...
L165[00:34:19] <DeanIsaKitty> astro73: hex
takes like how many kb ram??
L166[00:34:31] <sugoi> that is quite
significant
L167[00:34:52] <sugoi> gamax92: perhaps
would should feature-request something like...a new arch that
doesn't have debug info?
L168[00:35:29] <astro73> bbiab
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L172[00:42:07] <gamax92> sugoi: probably
not
L173[00:43:01] <gamax92> it'll screw up
error messages and tracebacks up a little
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L175[00:43:34] <astro73|irssi> well, that
took a bit longer than i was hoping
L176[00:43:38] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatoast.
:I
L177[00:44:12] <gamax92> peanut butter n
strawberry jelly
L178[00:44:32] <astro73|irssi> oh, btw,
can a peripheral be attached to more than one computer?
L179[00:44:33] <Vexatos> Hello dean the
old and wise
L180[00:45:06] <DeanIsaKitty> I'm not old.
And even less wise. I think you're looking for Dashkal.
<.<
L181[00:45:34] <Dashkal> Fuck that.
Wise?
L182[00:45:40] <DeanIsaKitty> Nah,
old.
L183[00:45:58] <astro73|irssi> and if not,
has any implemented network file sharing?
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L185[00:46:07] <Dashkal> mrh, compared to
plenty here, true
L186[00:47:38] <Izaya> astro73|irssi:
like, NFS-style or?
L187[00:47:56] <astro73|irssi> yeah, like
mounting a remote file system
L188[00:48:06] <Izaya> It's been
done
L189[00:48:09] <astro73|irssi> (assuming
you can't just have multiple computers talking to a RAID)
L190[00:48:12] <Izaya> can't point you to
any though
L191[00:48:35] <astro73|irssi> i assumed
it can be done, since i saw redfs in oppm
L192[00:51:02] <gamax92> I should write a
networked vcomponent
L193[00:53:53] <Xilandro> astro73|irssi,
check out ServerFS, and GFT, on the OC forums. Link's in the
topic
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L197[00:59:49] <astro73|irssi>
thanks!
L198[01:01:44] <astro73|irssi> ... i have
to register to see anything, don't i?
L199[01:02:07] <Kodos> Possibly
L200[01:02:43] <astro73|irssi> all i see
are announcements and releases
L203[01:06:00] <astro73|irssi> weird
L204[01:06:05] <Kodos> Wassat
L205[01:15:47] <astro73|irssi> i'm allowed
to look at it, but not search for or browse to it
L206[01:18:18] <Kodos> Weird
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L208[01:36:18] <Kodos> Oh neat, I found my
IC2 reactor printer thinger
L210[01:40:58] <astro73|irssi>
(lib/model.lua and bin/print3d-holo.lua)
L211[01:41:05] <Kodos> Oh nice, a print3d
holo preview program?
L212[01:41:40] <astro73|irssi> yeah
L213[01:42:07] <astro73|irssi> requires a
database of textures->rgb that i'm still working on,
though
L214[01:45:49] <astro73|irssi> but yeah,
eventually i'm going to work on a model editor that shapes on
screen and a holographic preview
L215[02:01:48] <astro73|irssi> *has
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L220[02:24:17] <astro73|irssi> nice
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L224[03:12:37] *
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L225[03:19:09] <vifino> >DeanIsaKitty
>Old and Wise >nope.avi
L226[03:19:18] <vifino> More like derpy
and adorable.
L227[03:19:32] <vifino> Plus an
idiot.
L228[03:32:17] <Sangar> o/
L229[03:32:45] <Dashkal> 'lo
L230[03:33:15] <Sangar> and behold'
L231[03:34:11] <Vexatos> snag ar
L232[03:34:12] <Vexatos> o\
L233[03:36:50] <Sangar> so, anyone had a
chance to see how broken 189 16 is? :X
L234[03:36:58] <Vexatos> wait
L235[03:37:02] <Vexatos> it's ready to be
tested
L236[03:37:06] <Vexatos> and you have not
told me?!ß
L237[03:37:07] <Vexatos>
rpodhgsi9bhsph
L238[03:37:09] <Vexatos> damnit
L239[03:37:10] <Vexatos> D:
L240[03:37:39] <Sangar> you were offline
:P
L241[03:37:47] <Izaya> .tell?
L242[03:38:27] <Sangar> also i did not
expect i'd have to tell you personally :X
L243[03:38:43] <Sangar> it's not like
there arent 100 other people in the channel :P
L244[03:39:41] <Kodos> I was actually
getting ready to go grab it
L245[03:40:34] <Kodos> Build 8, I'm
guessing?
L246[03:46:07] <Sangar> if that's the last
one, yes
L247[03:47:46] <Kodos> It's from like 3
days ago, so I assume so
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L249[03:58:14] <Kodos> Well, the first
thing i see is Terminal Servers don't have a texture
L250[03:58:40] <Kodos> The item,
anyway
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L252[04:10:10] <Kodos> Other than th at,
nothing seems broken. I'll tinker with it though
L253[04:13:19] <Kodos> Hm, when installing
OpenOS, it seems to fail right before the All Set! message,
something about not being able to write mnt onto itself
L254[04:25:09] <Sangar> hmm, that
should've been fixed. might have not pulled that into 189 yet
L256[04:26:55] <Vexatos> something related
to recipe sorter? :P+
L257[04:27:06] <Sangar> well you added the
decolorizer thinger :P
L258[04:27:10] <Vexatos> I guess it
doesn't like that the decolorize recipe should load after the
colorize one?
L259[04:27:13] <Vexatos> maybe I made a
typo there
L260[04:27:19] <Vexatos> should be sorted
after*
L261[04:28:08] <Sangar>
RecipeSorter.register(Settings.namespace + "decolorizer",
classOf[DecolorizeRecipe], Category.SHAPELESS,
"after:oc:decolorizer") ->
RecipeSorter.register(Settings.namespace + "decolorizer",
classOf[DecolorizeRecipe], Category.SHAPELESS, "after:*")
?
L262[04:28:28] <Vexatos> Yup I did
L263[04:28:32] <Vexatos>
RecipeSorter.register(Settings.namespace + "decolorizer",
classOf[DecolorizeRecipe], Category.SHAPELESS,
"after:oc:decolorizer")
L264[04:28:36] <Vexatos> has to be
after:oc:colorizer
L265[04:28:44] <Sangar> ah, k
L266[04:28:53] <Vexatos> otherwise it'll
be sorted after itself
L267[04:28:58] <Sangar> yeah :P
L268[04:29:11] <Kodos> In other news, I've
almost got ServerFS working
L269[04:29:18] <Kodos> I just need to
figure out why it's timing out
L270[04:29:24] <Sangar> wazzat
L272[04:31:15] <Vexatos> Sangar, now to
port my entire rack mountable and upgrade renderers to
GLStateManager ;_;
L273[04:32:06] <Vexatos> ....why again do
we need this
L274[04:32:11] <Kodos> Because I want
light boards
L275[04:32:12] <Kodos> =D
L276[04:32:14] <Vexatos> No
L277[04:32:15] <Vexatos> I mean
L278[04:32:18] <Vexatos> what is the
difference
L279[04:32:26] <Kodos> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L280[04:32:31] <Vexatos> between
GlStateManager.blendFunc and GL11.glBlendFunc
L281[04:32:42] <Vexatos> Do you have any
clue, snagar? >_>
L282[04:36:14] <Sangar> Vexatos, because
the state manager caches stuff and only calls the actual gl
functions when something changed
L283[04:36:25] <Sangar> so if you don't
use it, you desync the gl state from the manager
L284[04:36:30] <Vexatos> but there is no
glColor3ub equivalent
L285[04:36:35] <Sangar> and rendering in
other mods may break e.g.
L286[04:36:45] <Vexatos> wat do
L287[04:36:50] <Sangar> floatify?
L288[04:37:07] <Vexatos> and some git
really thought this was "better"?
L289[04:37:09] <Sangar> Kodos, neat
L290[04:37:19] <vifino> Yaaay, finally my
ddns thing worked.
L291[04:37:22] <Vexatos> how do I even
floatify an unsigned byte
L292[04:37:27] <Kodos> Magic
L293[04:37:29] <Sangar> Vexatos, it's
probably them working towards making this stuff plugin-api-able or
some such thing
L294[04:37:59] <Sangar> Vexatos,
(b&0xff)/255f?
L295[04:38:12] <Vexatos> sooo
L296[04:38:13] <Vexatos> ugly
L297[04:38:14] <Vexatos> ;_;
L298[04:38:53] <Vexatos>
GlStateManager.color(((color >> 16) & 0xFF) / 255f,
((color >> 8) & 0xFF) / 255f,(color & 0xFF) /
255f);
L299[04:38:54] <Vexatos> ;_;
L300[04:38:56] <Sangar> i wouldnt even be
surprised if internally the state manager would then do
(int)(b*255) or so :P
L301[04:39:01] <Vexatos> Yea
L302[04:39:02] <Sangar> haha
L303[04:39:09] <Vexatos> no, it calls
GL11.glColor4f
L304[04:39:14] <Sangar> aww
L305[04:39:25] <Vexatos>
GlStateManager.blendFunc(GL11.GL_SRC_ALPHA,
GL11.GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA);
L306[04:39:29] <Vexatos> such use
L307[04:39:30] <Vexatos> many
efficient
L308[04:39:31] <Vexatos> wow
L309[04:39:37] *
Vexatos sighs
L310[04:40:21] <Kodos> I gotta admit,
ServerFS makes me want rackmounted raids more :x
L311[04:40:56] <vifino> Yaaay,
wtfits.science points to my home ip once again
L312[04:41:00] <Vexatos> Kodos, you won't
get them
L313[04:41:03] <Vexatos> make them
yourself
L314[04:41:11] <Kodos> Vexatos, believe it
or not, I've tried
L315[04:41:15] <Vexatos> or just place.
down. a. god. damn. raid.
L316[04:41:20] <Vexatos> it's not that
hard
L317[04:42:06] <Kodos> With how racks
behave in 1.6, wrt the side selection within the rack gui, it
feels.. better, to have a raid within the rack, as opposed to
taking up the blockspace on that side
L318[04:42:28] <Kodos> So, while I
appreciate the advice, I'll continue my quest for rmr's
L319[04:45:26] <Kodos> As far as other
rack mountables, Sangar have you given any thought of late to
#1594?
L320[04:48:03] <Sangar> i hadn't. re
adapters, most likely not, as for upgrades... if anything i feel
like i should rip out upgrades from the adapters, so there'd have
to be a new block for them. for that there *may* be a mountable,
but i'll have to have another look at which upgrades can go into
the adapter right now, i totally lost track
L321[04:49:36] <Kodos> I'd mainly like to
see database upgrades more than anything, MAYBE geolyzer though
that seems too complex of a block to stick in a mountable. But
databases could be neat for relaying information back and forth to
a robot that may be mining or crafting or what have you
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L327[05:09:13]
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L328[05:09:28] <Vexatos> Sangar, terminal
server texture is missing
L329[05:09:46] <Vexatos> furthermore, the
block name of the rack seems to have changed
L330[05:09:49] <Sangar> yeah, Kodos said
so; probably upper/lowercase again
L331[05:09:56] <Vexatos> meaning any rack
already placed before upgrade to 1.6 would go poof
L332[05:10:15] <Sangar> i thought i added
a remapping handler for that
L333[05:11:06] <Vexatos> also: No single
mountable renders properly
L334[05:11:13] <Sangar> yeah. it should
remap the old blocks
L335[05:11:16] <Vexatos> maybe you did in
1.7
L337[05:11:28] <MichiBot> Inari:
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L338[05:11:31] <Vexatos> but I definitely
just got a message "blah blah missing block"
L339[05:11:37] <Vexatos> when joining the
world
L340[05:11:43] <Sangar> Vexatos, it's also
there in 189, will need to retest then
L341[05:11:46] <vifino> Inari: electro
swing is good, yes.
L342[05:12:00] *
Inari shakes vifino
L343[05:12:06] <vifino> waaat
L344[05:12:12] <Inari> why has never
anyone told me about it? <- totally legit sentence
L345[05:12:13] <Sangar> Vexatos, iirc you
need to force a chunk rerender atm
L346[05:12:20] <Vexatos> Yes indeed
L347[05:12:23] <Vexatos> that fixed
it
L348[05:12:34] <Sangar> yeah. forgot to
add that before pushing
L349[05:12:44] <vifino> Inari: I probably
spoke about it before
L350[05:13:29] <Inari> vifino: well i cant
read everything said here
L351[05:14:08] <vifino> Inari: Then don't
complain.
L352[05:14:09] <vifino> :D
L355[05:15:14] <Vexatos> Sangar, icons
used in a TESR need to be stitched now, too?
L356[05:16:10] <Inari> vifino: usually i
find it annoying to keep music running in the background, as it
tends to give me headache or make me feel fatigues :P but eletro
swing blends in pretty nicely
L357[05:16:47] <asie> Vexatos: no
L358[05:16:48] <Sangar> oh i moved that to
the api :X didn't mean to
L359[05:16:52] <asie> oh in TIS?
L360[05:16:54] <asie> or OC
L361[05:17:07] <Sangar> he's talking about
rack mountable overlays
L362[05:17:10] <Vexatos> yes
L363[05:17:16] <Vexatos>
TileEntity.renderOverlay
L364[05:17:25] <Vexatos> only takes
stitched resource locations, apparently
L365[05:17:35] <Sangar> i moved the
texture lookup to the api, and basically force people to use the
atlas, that was unintentional
L366[05:17:39] <Sangar> will change
that
L367[05:17:51] <Vexatos> yup
L368[05:17:56] <vifino> Inari: Same.
L369[05:18:00] <Vexatos> added stuff to
texturestitchevent and it works now
L370[05:18:33] <Inari> vifino: might also
have something to do with that i dont try to make it as loud as my
usual music :P
L371[05:18:37] <Vexatos> hmm
L372[05:18:43] <Vexatos> now I caused a
chunk rerender and it didn't update
L373[05:18:48] <Vexatos> it only displays
the TESR now, cute
L374[05:22:23] <Sangar> oh, right, that
was why... i switched most of the stuff to atlas in 18. gah.
L375[05:23:08] <Vexatos> Sangar, and for
some reason... I have infinite energy?
L376[05:23:11] <Vexatos> oh wait
L377[05:23:17] <Vexatos> might be due to
lack of power mod
L378[05:23:32] <Vexatos> because my SSD is
continuously running
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L381[05:29:46] <Vexatos> ;_;
L382[05:29:53] <Vexatos> why is it so much
larger than 1.6.0 .-.
L383[05:30:02] <Vexatos> I don't want to
release 1.7.0 that's be boring D:
L384[05:30:19] <Sangar> :P
L385[05:32:22] <Vexatos> Sangar, regarding
SidedBlock
L386[05:32:32] <Vexatos> I think you
should deprecate all the prefab stuff using Block, too
L387[05:34:12] <Sangar> oh right,
prefabs
L388[05:34:39] <Vexatos> in other news,
while you were gone, Soni came along and actually did some sane
suggestions to Computronics
L389[05:34:47] <Vexatos> and now the Iron
Note Block is 50% better and more safe
L390[05:35:43] <Vexatos> AHAHAHAA
L392[05:36:04] <Vexatos>
NotEnoughMerging
L393[05:36:18] <vifino> The
Mergening(tm)
L394[05:37:04] <Vexatos>
Mergendising
L395[05:45:39] <g>
#Justserverrackthings
L396[05:46:16] <Kodos> Anyway, I'ma go to
bed. Rackmounted Databases get ;-D
L397[05:46:46] <g> interesting reason to
go to bed
L398[05:46:55] <Kodos> That's not my
reason
L399[05:46:58] <Kodos> Being awake for
24+h is
L400[05:47:10] <Kodos> I'm not even tired,
but at this point, I should probably sleep
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L403[05:55:55] <Lennart> Can't seem to
find what inventory funcionality drones/robots have without the
inventory controller, do you need it to do basically anything with
the inventory?
L404[05:57:52] <Inari> ~oc robot
L406[05:58:19] <Lennart> thanks
L407[05:58:32] <Inari> seems it can
transfer, compare, measrue space/count
L408[05:58:38] <Inari> at least the
robot
L409[05:58:40] <Inari> no clue on
drone
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was a good idea
L415[06:22:08] *
Lizzy notices a vifino on her lap
L416[06:22:11] *
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L418[06:22:39] *
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L419[06:22:48] *
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L420[06:22:55] <Lizzy> .default
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L422[06:23:00] *
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L423[06:23:05] *
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L426[06:27:31] <Inari> anyone made DLL
loader/injectors for .net games yet? xD
L427[06:30:49] <Inari> im kinda completely
lost on how a good laoder would work :D
L428[06:31:03] <Inari> a crappy one can
just load some DLL and leave all the other things up to the DLL I
guess
L429[06:31:05] <Inari> but dunno
L430[06:32:04] <vifino> Inari: Linux
library injector: LD_PRELOAD="/path/to/library.so"
program
L431[06:32:05] <vifino> :D
L432[06:32:39] <Inari> yeah lets use linux
lib injectors for windows games
L433[06:33:14] <Saphire> ...
L434[06:33:17] <Saphire> wtf, wine
L435[06:33:45] <vifino> Inari: Yep.
L436[06:33:47] <Inari> wtf, lets make
every normal user install linux and wine to run the game
L437[06:33:51] <Inari> great idea
L438[06:33:56] <vifino> ^
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L440[06:35:10] <Inari> so do i make al
oader that injects the DLLs? or do i patch the .exe to load the
DLLs?
L441[06:35:31] <Saphire> ...fuck you
wine
L442[06:35:44] <Saphire> wine: WINEARCH
set to win32 but '~/.wine' is a 64-bit installation.
L443[06:35:45] <vifino> Inari: loader that
injects the dll
L444[06:35:50] <Saphire> that's clean
.wine
L445[06:35:52] <vifino> Saphire rm -rf
.wine
L446[06:35:57] <Saphire> ITS CLEAN
L447[06:36:12] <vifino> RM -RF IT
ANYWAYS
L448[06:36:13] <Saphira> meow
L449[06:36:24] <Saphire> ...rky
L450[06:36:27] <Saphire> *rly
L451[06:36:31] <Saphire> it was just an
empty dir
L452[06:36:42] <Saphire> and it was
screaming that it's 64 bit installation
L453[06:36:54] <Saphira> meow
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L455[06:38:08] <Saphira> well
L456[06:38:17] <Saphira> im a dragon
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L458[06:38:26] *
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L459[06:38:29] <Saphira> hello
L460[06:42:29] <Inari> nnow to figure out
how to make a launcher in C# :P
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L462[06:43:18] <vifino> Haha, netflix
thinks I am in the US.
L463[06:43:26] <Saphire> vifino: yay
L464[06:43:55] <Saphire> hm, apparently
"PA2" is cance
L465[06:43:58] <Saphire> *cancel
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L469[07:14:23] <vifino> hahah
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L471[07:30:54] <Vexatos> what is
that
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L476[07:45:04] <Inari> Vexatos: what is
what?
L477[07:45:17] <Vexatos> that image
.-.
L478[07:45:42] <Inari> its pretty sefl
explanatory?
L479[07:45:49] <Vexatos> it's creepy
.-.
L480[07:45:54] <Inari> how
L481[07:46:14] <Vexatos> cows murdering
random strangers is creepy :P
L482[07:46:19] <Inari> lol
L483[07:47:59] <Lizzy> hmm, did Temia
drink again?
L484[07:48:26] *
Inari throws {Lizzy} at vifino
L485[07:51:24] <vifino> I just got out of
the shower, Inari.
L486[07:51:35] <alekso56> hawt
L487[07:52:05] <Temia> mu?
L488[07:52:14] *
Temia rubs her eyes.=.=
L489[07:54:38] *
vifino pets Temia
L490[07:56:21] *
Temia flops against Vifino. \\
L491[07:56:52] *
Temia is still in her pyjamas. hugs her plush cow close and curls
up. zzzmoo.
L492[07:57:12] *
Saphira burns a sandwich by accident
L493[07:57:15] <Saphira> oops
L494[07:57:16] *
vifino grabs a small blanket and puts it over Temia
L495[07:57:22] <alekso56> what the hell
Saphira D:
L496[07:57:45] <Saphira> im a dragon!
(flaps wings)
L497[07:58:04] <alekso56> you are blowing
away all the sandwiches now! :l
L498[07:58:16] *
Saphira tucks away wings
L499[07:58:18] <Saphira> oops
L500[07:58:40] *
Saphira grabs some marshmellows
L501[07:59:16] *
Saphira roasts a few
L502[08:00:24] *
Saphira walks off with the marshmellows
L503[08:01:06] <Lizzy> Saphira, don't
worry about your wings hitting stuff. mine do it all the time
L504[08:01:27] *
Saphira groans before eating all the marshmellows
L505[08:02:36] <Saphira> om nom
L506[08:03:00] *
Saphira finds a wild pikachu
L507[08:03:04] <Saphira> Eek!
L509[08:04:02] <MichiBot> Saphira:
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L516[08:35:02] <MichiBot> Saphira:
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L524[09:27:14] <Inari> windows pls
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L527[09:37:58] <Inari> windows
please
L528[09:38:02] <Inari> how do zou do that
even
L529[09:39:57] <Inari> there was some 0kb
file that wouldnt allow itself to be deleted or rigthclicked, else
explorer woudl freeze, then explorer froze up even more D: and then
i closed it in task manager but it wouldnt fully let itself be
closed... couldnt start cmd or anything in task manager either, so
i hit the PCs reset button.. then it showed the first screen I see
after starting up (black with just a underline on
L530[09:39:57] <Inari> the top left), but
wouldnt continue, hit reset again, same, had to actually turn the
PC off and then on again <.<
L531[09:40:17] *
Vexatos pokes marcin212
L532[09:43:20] <`-`> I just found the
reason why my ARM arch tripped up when attempting to run Lua
.-.
L533[09:43:31] <`-`> It's a pretty stupid
bug too
L534[09:43:37] <`-`> And it's not even my
fault
L535[09:43:55] <Inari> what is it?
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L537[09:49:07] <`-`> Inari: The bug was
that flag bits were being set by the barrel shifter before the
instruction condition code was ever looked at, making instructions
with certain condition codes always execute in certain
situations
L538[09:49:25] <`-`> It broke a random
jump table in Lua's bytecode generator
L539[09:49:47] <`-`> But hey,
"GPU_ADDRESS set [1.0, 1.0, 2+2 = 4]"
L540[09:49:51] <`-`> it works
L541[09:49:56] <alekso56> what is a barrel
shifter? .-.
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L544[09:50:14] <`-`> alekso56: It shifts
things in a barrel
L545[09:50:55] <`-`> Well, I think they
refer to the barrel shifter as the part on the chip that handles
inline shifting operations in instructions
L546[09:51:12] <alekso56> like a shift
register?
L547[09:51:32] <`-`> I'm pretty sure they
call it a barrel shifter because you can do bit rotation
L548[09:51:50] <`-`> There are diagrams of
the shift operations in the ARM7TDMI manual
L549[09:52:11] <`-`> But anyways, I need
to get breakfast
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L552[10:12:13] <alekso56> gamax92: fanart,
stat.
L553[10:12:51] <gamax92> I don't have a
drawing style of vifino
L554[10:13:19] <alekso56> ahhh right,
vifino needs a chibi
L555[10:13:40] <gamax92> :3
L556[10:15:04] <Temia> mu? o-o
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L558[10:19:37] <alekso56> gamax92: just
put anon as vifino.
L559[10:19:43] <alekso56> good nuff.
L560[10:21:14] <gamax92> eww no
L561[10:21:40] <gamax92> that would just
look bad
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L566[10:26:47] <alekso56> gamax92: just
the outline?
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L568[10:32:26] <gamax92> fakeroot :P
L569[10:44:00] <Temia> If you put an anon
in place of Viffy I'd feel like some kind of /tg/ drawfriend bait
:c
L570[10:45:08] <alekso56> wifino
heh.
L571[10:45:26] <g> waifuno?
L573[10:47:22] <gamax92> Temia: this is
why I refused to use an anon
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L575[10:50:48] <Temia> ...t-though I
wouldn't mind the attention if it did come to that... .3.
L576[10:50:53] *
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L577[10:51:08] <alekso56> baka~
L578[10:51:12] <Temia> :c
L579[10:51:33] <gamax92> I can't draw
right now anyway XD
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L583[10:59:19] <DeanIsaKitty> Nachtara
:D
L584[10:59:33] <Nachtara> :D
L585[11:01:17] *
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L586[11:02:02] <DeanIsaKitty> Also I'm
pretty sure I'm happy that I have no idea what that scrollback is
supposed to mean.
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L589[11:08:53] <gamax92> huh ...
L591[11:10:05] <gamax92> tables are
checked for in toSimpleJavaObject, so why aren't they
supported
L592[11:10:25] <Vexatos> they are
L593[11:10:36] <gamax92> what? I can't get
them to work then
L594[11:10:45] <Vexatos> guess how the
beep card works
L595[11:10:48] <Vexatos> why it can take
tables
L596[11:10:49] <Vexatos> .-.
L597[11:11:00] <gamax92> so, is signals
specifically also looking for tables and then removing them?
L598[11:11:33] <gamax92> because looking
at pushSignal it looks like it just specifically calls
toSimpleJavaObjects
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L600[11:12:00] <Vexatos> signals?
L601[11:12:37] <gamax92> Vexatos: ...
computer signals
L602[11:12:39] <gamax92> pushSignal
L603[11:12:41] <gamax92> you know, that
thing?
L604[11:12:42] <Vexatos> ah
L605[11:12:44] <Vexatos> yea
L606[11:13:01] <Vexatos> uuh
L607[11:13:07] <Vexatos> never tried
sending tables through signals
L608[11:13:12] <Vexatos> but... it should
work?
L609[11:13:45] <gamax92> it doesn't, just
gives nil, and "tables and functions are not
supported."
L610[11:14:00] <gamax92> err no, it
doesn't give nil, "tables and functions are not
supported.", that's what it says in the manual
L611[11:14:34] <alekso56> i hate things
that follow the manual.
L612[11:14:34] <gamax92> I said that badly
:P
L613[11:15:58] <gamax92> hmm ...
L614[11:16:09] <gamax92> Vexatos:
"Trying to push signal with an unsupported argument of type
li.cil.repack.com.naef.jnlua.DefaultConverter$18" is what a
table gives
L615[11:16:25] <Vexatos> huh
L616[11:16:30] <Vexatos> well
L617[11:16:34] <Vexatos> I guess you
can't, then :P
L618[11:17:17] <gamax92> Vexatos: but
think about it though, toSimpleJavaObjects states
java.util.Map
L619[11:18:11] <gamax92> or well,
ExtendedLuaState does anyway, ScalaClosure doesn't
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L623[11:19:48] <gamax92> I'd imagine to be
the ExtendedLuaState one though, that's whats being imported
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L627[12:14:46] <gamax92> sugoi: fixed
pullSignal in ocemu
L628[12:15:02] <gamax92> it's now nil
preserving and removes tables and functions
L629[12:15:27] <gamax92> it should also
probably remove threads ...
L630[12:16:22] <gamax92> yep.
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L637[13:12:28] <greaser|q> hearing that
story about the 0kb file reminds me of this still glorious bug in
windows, i don't know if it still exists simply because it involves
a floppy disk
L638[13:13:01] <DeanIsaKitty> It's
*windows*. They are backwards-compatible in their bugs.
L639[13:13:42] <greaser|q> what you do is
you create a blank file, use debug.exe to manually edit the disk
and turn it into a directory, then when you open the now-directory
and try to create a new text document in it from explorer your CPU
resets
L640[13:14:06] <greaser|q> to check your
familiarity with x86: do you know what a triple-fault is
L641[13:14:19] <`-`> Oh baby a
triple
L642[13:14:31] <gamax92> thats ...
interesting
L643[13:14:37] <`-`> If you fault in your
fault handler you fault for real
L644[13:14:44] <gamax92> can't see why'd
that break besides the lack of . and .. entries
L645[13:14:52] <greaser|q> because if you
don't, you're about to find out why this is so glorious
L646[13:14:52] <gamax92> oh right
L647[13:15:00] <gamax92> empty files have
no clusters
L648[13:15:03] <greaser|q> yeah
L649[13:15:16] <greaser|q> and aren't
allocated a pointer on the disk all
L650[13:15:35] <greaser|q> so what happens
is it manages to get, i think a page fault
L651[13:15:48] <gamax92> Well I can always
just craft a virtual floppy image :P
L652[13:15:49] <greaser|q> in the fault
handler it ends up faulting on that address again
L653[13:15:55] <greaser|q> this moves to
the double fault handler
L654[13:16:05] <greaser|q> you're supposed
to be REALLY CAREFUL here
L655[13:16:22] <greaser|q> and from my
understanding, MS are REALLY CAREFUL here though i've yet to see a
double fault show up properly
L656[13:16:35] <greaser|q> turns out, they
weren't careful enough, so they fault in the double-fault
handler
L657[13:16:38] <greaser|q> this causes a
triple-fault
L658[13:16:42] <Stary2001> :D
L659[13:16:48] <greaser|q> once you hit a
triple-fault, the CPU goes "fuck it, i'm resetting"
L660[13:16:56] <Stary2001> greaser|q:
linux has triple-faulting as an intentional reboot mechanism
L661[13:17:09] <greaser|q> Stary2001: lots
of things do... in this case, it's definitely not intentional
L662[13:17:14] <Stary2001> :D
L663[13:17:25] <greaser|q> heck, on the
80286 you had to reset the CPU somehow to get out of protected
mode
L664[13:17:33] <Stary2001> huh
L665[13:17:40] <greaser|q> the expected
method was to fuck with the keyboard controller
L666[13:17:49] <greaser|q> lots of waiting
and dropping magic bytes in
L667[13:18:14] <greaser|q> but of course
the easier solution was to set up a blank interrupt descriptor
table (IDT) and then trigger a fault
L668[13:19:10] <Temia> I'd try that but I
think my USB floppy drive is busted. Plus I'm not sure whether it'd
work with one or not.
L670[13:19:48] <greaser|q> i recall
reading some info on how to reset your computer in code and much
like the A20 line and getting memory info it turns out that every
single method has at least one system that doesn't support it
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L672[13:20:41] <greaser|q> jumping to
FFFF:FFF0 is actually pretty stupid as you really do want the reset
signal to go out to places
L673[13:21:05] <greaser|q> but the general
rule is if you have ACPI, use that
L674[13:21:20] <greaser|q> if not, use APM
if available, and if not, uhh
L675[13:21:30] <greaser|q> i think it
actually boils down to "do *exactly* what Windows
does"
L676[13:21:47] <greaser|q> which means you
have to parse buggy ACPI tables and emulate the Windows-specific
bugs in it
L677[13:22:02] <greaser|q> in short, PCs
fucking suck
L678[13:22:16] <Stary2001> :D
L679[13:22:36] <`-`> We just need another
standardized architecture that hasn't been around for 20+
years
L680[13:22:51] *
Stary2001 looks at arm
L681[13:22:58] *
Stary2001 looks away from arm jesus christ help me
L682[13:23:11] <`-`> Stary2001: The
problem with ARM is that it gives the chip makers the ability to do
whatever they want
L683[13:23:15] <greaser|q> to be honest,
ARM's instruction set has managed to hold up for all these years
without being severely mangled
L684[13:23:25] <greaser|q> and yes what
`-` said
L685[13:24:06] <`-`> Thats the reason why
phones have to have specific versions of their operating systems
that interface with the phone's unique set of hardware
L686[13:24:26] <greaser|q> although that
also has the advantage that they can cut out the backwards
compatibility cruft
L687[13:24:26] <`-`> You can't take the
ROM from a Moto X and drop it in a Nexus 5 and expect it to
run
L688[13:25:09] <gamax92> greaser|q: isn't
that also in part of Java?
L689[13:25:10] <greaser|q> your friendly
reminder that 26-bit mode was dropped entirely in ARMv5
L690[13:25:19] <gamax92> Android
wise
L691[13:25:26] <greaser|q> gamax92: what's
in part of java?
L692[13:25:34] <gamax92> the lack of
backwards compatibility
L693[13:26:00] <greaser|q> java definitely
has backwards compat, you just need to compile for that
version
L694[13:26:21] <`-`> gamax92: It's more
like the memory mapping between two phones are completely
different
L695[13:26:23] <greaser|q> private
protected anyone?
L696[13:26:45] <greaser|q> `-`:
fortunately mmap is a thing so userspace can be consistent
L697[13:26:48] <`-`> ARM doesn't really
have stuff like x86 where you can describe every part of the system
to the running program
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L701[13:28:03] <Inari> "this is how
real pros play"
L702[13:28:27] <Shuudoushi> o.O
L703[13:28:32] <greaser|q> also, your
friendly reminder that your 64-bit computer *still* boots into
16-bit real mode just so you can run DOS 2.0
L704[13:28:41] <Shuudoushi> Inari: I don't
even...
L705[13:28:42] <greaser|q> and that A20
line is still a thing
L706[13:28:55] <`-`> also, you should look
at your CPU flags
L707[13:29:07] <Shuudoushi> and that
fucker is british, their weird anyway!
L708[13:29:17] <`-`> Hello
3dnowprefetch
L709[13:29:18] <greaser|q> what's this
about CPU flags?
L710[13:29:23] <greaser|q> ahhhh
L711[13:29:37] <greaser|q> flags : fpu vme
de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36
clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm pbe syscall nx rdtscp
lm constant_tsc arch_perfmon pebs bts rep_good nopl xtopology
nonstop_tsc aperfmperf eagerfpu pni pclmulqdq dtes64 monitor ds_cpl
vmx est tm2 ssse3 cx16 xtpr pdcm pcid sse4_1 sse4_2 x2apic popcnt
tsc_deadline_timer aes xsave avx lahf_lm ida arat epb pln pts
dtherm tpr_shadow vnmi flexpriority ept vpid
L712[13:29:37] <greaser|q> xsaveopt
L713[13:29:38] <Shuudoushi>
s/their/they're
L714[13:29:39] <MichiBot>
<Shuudoushi> and that fucker is british, they're weird
anyway!
L715[13:29:50] <greaser|q> it's an intel,
there's no 3dnow on here
L716[13:29:53] <Shuudoushi> also
L717[13:29:56] <gamax92> greaser|q:
atleast grub can skip loading the 16bit stub on linux kernels
L718[13:30:02] *
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L719[13:30:15] <`-`> greaser|q: AMD has
this weird thing with still supporting parts of 3dnow
L720[13:30:28] <`-`> bugs :
fxsave_leak
L721[13:30:32] <greaser|q> gamax92: well
yeah, but grub itself is still given 16-bit real mode with the A20
line forced to 0
L722[13:30:34] <`-`> It seems I have a CPU
bug
L723[13:30:39] <greaser|q> ahahahaha
L724[13:30:52] <greaser|q> i apparently
have no CPU bugs
L725[13:30:57] <greaser|q> i do have a
fuckton of GPU bugs though
L726[13:30:58] <`-`> Lucky
L727[13:31:10] <greaser|q> it's a sandy
bridge CPU
L728[13:31:11] <DeanIsaKitty> Lizzy:
:3
L729[13:31:27] <gamax92> I forget what CPU
this i
L730[13:31:36] *
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L731[13:31:47] *
Shuudoushi just shrugs.
L732[13:31:48] <gamax92> "bugs :
tlb_mmatch apic_c1e fxsave_leak sysret_ss_attrs"
L733[13:31:57] <`-`> AMD A8-4500M APU or
"1.9GHz disaster"
L734[13:32:06] <greaser|q> my old laptop's
a GM45, the gpu on that has a pretty low bug count from what i've
heard
L735[13:32:16] <gamax92> AMD Phenom(tm) II
X2 545 Processor
L736[13:32:18] <Shuudoushi> DeanIsaKitty:
you must like having a mouth full of hair then lol
L737[13:32:24] <greaser|q> and i have
confirmed that that thing can also raytrace in 320x200
L738[13:32:37] *
Shuudoushi needs to fucking shave.
L739[13:32:40] <`-`> greaser|q: At what
speed?
L740[13:32:43] <DeanIsaKitty> Shuudoushi:
Go fucking shave
L741[13:32:43] <greaser|q> 30fps
L742[13:32:44] <gamax92> It's a cut quad
core but we've confirmed the other two cores are garbage
L743[13:32:49] <`-`> Well damn
L744[13:32:53] <greaser|q> using 1/4-res
shadows
L745[13:32:57] <greaser|q> well,
1/4-scale
L746[13:32:59] <Shuudoushi> DeanIsaKitty:
but I'm lazy and it's fucking cold here
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L748[13:33:22] <greaser|q> yes, the GM45
is actually worth targeting as a minimum spec
L749[13:33:33] <greaser|q> unless you
really can't be arsed with gl 2.1
L750[13:33:39] <DeanIsaKitty> Shuudoushi:
I don't care. Shave :<
L751[13:33:48] <Shuudoushi> lol
L752[13:33:59] <greaser|q> either way it's
still reasonably capable
L753[13:34:06] <gamax92> ... lemme check
somehing
L754[13:34:12] <`-`> greaser|q: You can
almost hear someone in the distance screaming
"Vulkan"
L755[13:34:26] <Shuudoushi> DeanIsaKitty:
fine, but only b/c it's getting on my nerves -_-
L756[13:34:31] <DeanIsaKitty> ^^
L757[13:34:32] <greaser|q> `-`: i'd love
to see my gm45 run vulkan... but first, i need my hd3000 to run
it
L758[13:34:45] <greaser|q> gamax92: if you
had a computer that said this, would you shit yourself? bugs :
f00f
L759[13:34:47] *
DeanIsaKitty is a manipulative little bitch *evil
grin*
L760[13:34:55] <gamax92> no
L761[13:35:02] <greaser|q> do you know
what the f00f bug is
L762[13:35:10] <gamax92> yes
L763[13:35:14] <gamax92> an old pentium
bug
L764[13:35:23] <greaser|q> why would you
not shit yourself
L765[13:35:30] <Shuudoushi> DeanIsaKitty:
not really, I'm just sick of my face itching
L766[13:35:38] <greaser|q> could be
amusing finding one with the fdiv bug in it
L767[13:35:40] <DeanIsaKitty> Shuudoushi:
Shut up and let me dream :<
L768[13:35:48] <Shuudoushi> LMFAO
L769[13:35:50] <DeanIsaKitty> And go
shave.
L770[13:36:10] <`-`> Huh, the CPU pretty
much hangs itself forever
L771[13:36:11] <`-`> nice
L772[13:36:31] <Shuudoushi> DeanIsaKitty:
but I am o.O
L773[13:36:38] <gamax92> you are a
shave?
L774[13:37:02] <Shuudoushi> I'm actively
shaving
L775[13:37:24] <gamax92> Don't shave and
drive
L776[13:37:37] <Shuudoushi> lol
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L778[13:37:49] <DeanIsaKitty> Shuudoushi:
Pics or it didn't happen :P
L779[13:37:57] <Shuudoushi> my pocket
knife seems to be a bit dull again... need to sharpen it after I'm
done
L780[13:38:45] <gamax92> how well does
masking tape hold up under pressure
L781[13:38:51] <gamax92> err ...
electrical tape
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L783[13:39:05] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92: Not
very well.
L784[13:39:31] <gamax92> oh, what other
tapes are there that are black and do
L785[13:39:38] <DeanIsaKitty>
Ducktape
L786[13:40:02] <DeanIsaKitty> And Yes I DO
know its called Duct tape. I call it Ducktape get fucking used to
it.
L787[13:40:37] <Shuudoushi> gamax92:
gaffers tape it pretty good
L788[13:40:43] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty: I
wasn't gonna complain
L789[13:41:03] <Shuudoushi> gamax92: what
are you taping and how much pressure does it really need to
hold?
L790[13:41:28] <gamax92> the case on my
laptop bring split
L791[13:41:38] <Shuudoushi> being*
L792[13:41:47] <gamax92> yes sorry
L793[13:41:50] <greaser|q> something
something force something something together
L794[13:42:23] <Shuudoushi> gamax92: any
tape should hold it then tbh, but go for gaffers anyway
L795[13:42:52] <Shuudoushi> lol, nicked my
lip for the first time in 8 years of shaving with a knife XD
L796[13:43:00] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
Weld it? :P
L797[13:43:23] <Shuudoushi> gamax92: jb
weld would do the job
L798[13:43:38] <gamax92> I have jb
weld
L799[13:44:02] <Shuudoushi> just smudge a
bit in there and use the e-tape to hold it for a few hours
L800[13:44:27] <Shuudoushi> just don't
expect to be able to ever open the laptop up to replace stuff again
though
L801[13:44:33] <DeanIsaKitty> Or just weld
it with a soldering iron?
L802[13:44:39] <gamax92> it's plastic
...
L803[13:44:44] <DeanIsaKitty> ...
L805[13:44:46] <MichiBot> DeanIsaKitty:
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L806[13:44:52] <DeanIsaKitty> I'm
serious
L807[13:44:58] <Mimiru> Been there... done
that
L808[13:45:05] <Shuudoushi> don't suggest
it
L809[13:45:40] <gamax92> greaser|q: bleh
nope, 945GMS
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L811[13:45:52] <gamax92> GSE*
L812[13:46:26] <greaser|q> 945 is weaker,
but still somewhat reasonabl
L813[13:46:26] <greaser|q> e
L814[13:46:34] <greaser|q> what's
"complete shit" is the GMA 3150
L815[13:46:38] <Shuudoushi> there, took my
face pubs down to just stubble, at least I don't look like a creep
or a 12 year old
L816[13:46:45] <greaser|q> i say that and
i have a desktop lying around here with an i815 chipset
L817[13:46:47] <Shuudoushi> pubes*
L818[13:47:23] <gamax92> Shaving is a form
of time travel
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L820[13:48:07] <Shuudoushi> makes me look
3 years younger, that's for sure...
L821[13:48:18] <Shuudoushi> 13*
L822[13:48:28] <Shuudoushi> I really need
to fix this fucking thing -_-
L823[13:48:48] <DeanIsaKitty> Shuudoushi:
Also go sharpen your blade
L824[13:49:23] <Shuudoushi> in the process
of
L825[13:49:25] <gamax92> can a keyboards
get affected by bad debounce and end up doing double keys?
L826[13:49:46] <Shuudoushi> rubber dome
can
L827[13:49:56] <Shuudoushi> not too sure
about mech
L828[13:52:11] <Inari> Shuudoushi: british
arent weird :P
L829[13:52:56] <Shuudoushi> Inari: you
don't know many british soldiers then...
L830[13:52:58] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty:
interesting, that looks like it's just a normal iron?
L831[13:53:12] <Inari> Shuudoushi:
haha
L832[13:53:32] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92: Uh,
what?
L833[13:54:20] <DeanIsaKitty> It's plastic
it melts at very low temperatures. So yes, that is a normal
soldering iron.
L834[13:55:09] <gamax92> I'd assume the
portable soldering iron I have is good enough to work then
L835[13:55:31] <DeanIsaKitty>
Probably
L836[13:55:34] <Shuudoushi> the show just
opened, so I'm off to fix the valves that loosened up while racing
a cop the other day
L837[13:55:38] <Shuudoushi> shop
L838[13:55:41] <Shuudoushi> **
L839[13:55:52] <DeanIsaKitty> YOu did what
now??
L840[13:56:03] <gamax92> Shuu ...
L841[13:56:04] <gamax92> bad
L842[13:56:23] <Shuudoushi> I raced a
police charger the other day and some of my rockers loosened up
from bouncing the rev limiter too much
L843[13:56:23] <DeanIsaKitty> Shuudoushi:
Are you compesating for something? :P
L844[13:56:28] <Shuudoushi> no
L845[13:56:45] <Shuudoushi> I was bored,
he was bored, so we hit the interstate
L846[13:57:06] <Shuudoushi> btw, in the
US, police charges can't do more than 130 it seems
L847[13:57:15] <gamax92> :|
L848[13:57:30] <DeanIsaKitty> And over
here they drive Porsche's to their limit. <.<
L849[13:57:32] <Shuudoushi>
chargers*
L850[13:57:42] <Shuudoushi> lol, which
ones?
L851[13:57:49] <Shuudoushi> 911
turbos?
L852[13:57:55] <DeanIsaKitty> Pff, what do
I know. I'm not a car girl :P
L853[13:58:12] <Shuudoushi> XD
L854[13:58:16] <DeanIsaKitty> But yeah,
probably 911s
L855[13:58:35] <Shuudoushi> my car can out
pace a 911 S, not sure about a 911 turbo though
L856[14:02:00] <Shuudoushi> I'm off, catch
y'all later o/
L857[14:02:01] <DeanIsaKitty> Yes siemens,
please throw random buzzwords like "Totally integrated
automation" at me, it makes you look even more pathetic than
usual. :D
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L861[14:10:58] <Turtle> oh what is going
on here with my connection
L862[14:11:02] <Turtle> also hi
L863[14:11:14] <DeanIsaKitty> hai ^^
L864[14:11:29] <gamax92> :P
greaser|q
L865[14:11:34] <Turtle> Looks like I DC'd
and joined one instead of spamming connects, right?
L866[14:11:47] <DeanIsaKitty> Turtle:
Yep
L867[14:11:54] <Turtle> okay then it's
good :p
L868[14:12:08] <gamax92> greaser|q: 65el02
emulator for MIPS arch?
L869[14:12:22] <greaser|q> gamax92: find a
C implementation and you've got one already ;)
L870[14:12:26] <gamax92> greaser|q:
okay
L871[14:12:29] <greaser|q> well ok then
you need to link it with green.c
L873[14:13:49] <gamax92> I'm sure it'd
have to be tweaked a bit but it's all C
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L876[14:17:04] <gamax92> oh :P
L877[14:17:24] <gamax92> yay :P
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L890[14:28:18] <gamax92> something's
derping.
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L930[14:33:10] <^v> Oh noes! chaos split
3:
L931[14:33:19] <gamax92> oh noes
L932[14:34:28] <ping> oh noes! fu
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Cazzar
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L975[14:36:40] <gamax92> You gotta get out
of there, it's not safe!
L976[14:37:15] <gamax92> greaser|q: where
is labour and green again?
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L978[14:37:32] <greaser|q> labour.c is the
kernelmode wrapper for newlib, green.c is the usermode
wrapper
L979[14:37:40] <gamax92>
"where"
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L981[14:40:36] <greaser|q>
src/main/resources/
L982[14:40:39] <greaser|q> in ocmips
L983[14:40:45] <gamax92> so not
mocha
L984[14:41:05] <gamax92> also doesn't that
mean you're bundling it in the jar
L985[14:41:39] *
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L989[14:42:12] <gamax92> :o
L990[14:43:50] <Kodos> x.x
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L992[14:45:23] <vifino> Wha? rule34 of me
and Temia? o_O
L993[14:45:36] <gamax92> .... NOBODY SAID
R34
L994[14:46:02] <vifino> Close nuff.
L995[14:46:07] <gamax92> I was gonna draw
a friendly vifino petting a curled up Temia
L996[14:46:13] <gamax92> but then had no
idea how to draw vifino
L997[14:46:58] <vifino> You draw a nice
idiot that wears black with messed up hair and maybe cat ears or
something
L998[14:47:24] <vifino> Ask Lizzy or
DeanIsaKitty how to draw me
L999[14:47:48] <vifino> I'd definitly like
me some art :D
L1000[14:47:54] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
Draw a fat ugly cat. Just kidding. I have no idea how to describe
looks.
L1001[14:48:06] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty:
... Fat?
L1002[14:48:10] <vifino> Ugly?
L1003[14:48:13] <vifino> ._.
L1004[14:48:24] <gamax92> I know what
vifino looks like but I don't have a drawing style
L1005[14:48:27] <vifino> I'm neither, you
goofball. :<
L1006[14:48:39] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
Draw a hideous skinny black hackly cat
L1007[14:49:11] <gamax92> Lizzy: how to
draw vifino?
L1008[14:49:13] <vifino> Hideous?
._.
L1009[14:49:32] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty:
Why do you say I'm ugly? ._.
L1010[14:50:11] <DeanIsaKitty> vifino:
I'm not saying your ugly. I'm just asking gamax92 to draw a hideous
cat. :P
L1011[14:50:29] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty:
.-. why can't you say nice things about me?
L1012[14:50:50] <DeanIsaKitty> vifino: I
do all the times, you just don't listen :P
L1013[14:51:17] <vifino> hideous:
extremely ugly; extremely unpleasant.
L1014[14:51:25] <vifino> That's not nice
.-.
L1015[14:51:44] <alekso56> vifino: i got
a letter saying that im a journey man in computers and stuff, what
does that mean?
L1016[14:51:54] <vifino> You're an idiot,
DeanIsaKitty .-.
L1017[14:52:08] <vifino> alekso56: I
don't know.
L1018[14:52:54] <vifino> Away
again.
L1019[14:53:06] <gamax92> I'm still going
to be a considerate person and ask for Lizzy's input
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nice to people on this party
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L1022[14:53:58] <DeanIsaKitty> Not my
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L1025[14:54:52] <gamax92> I'm imagining
DeanIsaKitty as a super hero with the one weakness of messed up
hair
L1026[14:54:56] <gamax92> :P
L1027[14:55:58] <alekso56> i have two
hardrives, one with vital info on it, and one with no info on it,
im going to copy one hdd over the other. how do i find out which
one has the important data? D:
L1028[14:56:44] <vifino> gamax92:
DeanIsaKitty is a hideous long person. <.<
L1029[14:56:56] <Dashkal> gamax92: Draw
an annoyed adorable kitty with messed up hair.
L1030[14:57:01] <alekso56> buh my
longcats
L1031[14:58:26] <vifino> Dashkal: That's
an pretty accurate description of me. :D
L1032[14:58:38] <Dashkal> Wait, there are
two of you?
L1033[14:58:41] <gamax92> XD
L1034[14:58:43] *
Dashkal is just a bit more scared
L1035[14:59:21] <vifino> Dashkal:
DeanIsaKitty and I are pretty alike.
L1036[14:59:34] *
Dashkal is quite a bit more scared
L1037[15:00:25] <vifino> Good
choice.
L1038[15:00:37] <Dashkal> Self
preservation is important :P
L1039[15:00:43] <Dashkal> But I lack
any
L1040[15:00:56] *
Dashkal messes up both vifino and DeanIsaKitty's hair
L1041[15:01:01] <DeanIsaKitty> Dashkal:
Not in psychological sense. vifino is fucked up in a different
way
L1042[15:01:12] *
DeanIsaKitty tears apart Dashkal's hand
L1043[15:01:16] <vifino> We're both
fucked up, though.
L1044[15:01:16] <DeanIsaKitty> No!
:<
L1045[15:01:22] *
vifino pets DeanIsaKitty
L1046[15:01:37] *
Dashkal completely rubs DeanIsaKitty's fur in the wrong direction
with the bloddy stump
L1047[15:01:38] *
vifino makes DeanIsaKitty's hair the way it was
L1048[15:01:43] <Dashkal> Sniped!
L1049[15:01:49] <DeanIsaKitty> Dashkal: I
hate you <.<
L1050[15:01:55] *
Dashkal bleeds on DeanIsaKitty
L1051[15:01:56] <Dashkal> You did
this
L1052[15:02:02] <DeanIsaKitty> You
started this!
L1053[15:02:22] <alekso56> O_O
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(Whistles innocently~))
L1055[15:02:33] <Dashkal> Oh, sorry
*regenerates*
L1056[15:02:34] <DeanIsaKitty> alekso56:
stay the fuck out of this.
L1057[15:02:47] <vifino> Though take back
the ugly and fat claim, DeanIsaKitty :<
L1058[15:03:01] <DeanIsaKitty> vifino:
That wasn't about you you twat
L1059[15:03:13] <vifino> Okay then.
L1060[15:03:16] *
Dashkal gets a confused look on his face
L1061[15:03:18] *
vifino hugs DeanIsaKitty
L1062[15:03:24] *
DeanIsaKitty hugs vifino
L1063[15:03:26] <Dashkal> Oh, ok
then
L1064[15:03:55] <vifino> Seemed weird
that DeanIsaKitty would insult me that way, anyways..
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L1067[15:04:15] <vifino> Hell, being
insulted at all by her is something uncommon.
L1068[15:05:17] <Dashkal> I am reminded
why I'm glad I disassociated from the goons...
L1069[15:06:29] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
I'm close to 6'2 btw
L1070[15:06:33] <g> I get insulted
sometimes, I don't mind it
L1071[15:06:42] <gamax92> das tall
L1072[15:06:46] <DeanIsaKitty> g: Yeah,
you suck though :P
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L1075[15:07:30] <g> I knew someone that
used to routinely call me fat any time I was eating anything
L1076[15:07:38] <g> although she
disappeared in a flood
L1077[15:07:40] <g> well, anyway
L1078[15:07:46] <gamax92> I'm 5'7
L1079[15:07:56] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
das tiny
L1080[15:08:01] <gamax92> My mother is
5'3
L1081[15:08:05] <g> I'm somewhere around
5'10
L1082[15:08:07] <g> I think
L1083[15:09:14] <gamax92> how the fuck,
the measuring tape is stuck under the door
L1084[15:09:35] <g> you dun fucked
up
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L1091[15:24:53] <Izaya> 189cm a year or
two ago?
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L1094[15:38:15] <Forecaster> sugoi:
Vexatos told me to inquire you about the "slot" value in
peripherals
L1095[15:38:53] <gamax92> two cards
marked as 2GB, both are actually under 2GB and both don't store the
same number of bytes
L1096[15:38:58] <gamax92> yay
manufacturers
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L1098[15:44:37] <Lizzy>
"<gamax92> Lizzy: how to draw vifino?" cute and
fluffy
L1099[15:45:30] <vifino> :)
L1100[15:46:39] <gamax92> ...oh
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L1102[15:56:47] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
the joys of GB/GiB
L1103[15:57:01] <gamax92> yup
L1104[15:57:11] *
Lizzy prods Temia
L1106[15:58:05] <MichiBot> Fri Apr 10
03:56:57 CDT 2015 @voxel: Not going to lie, pretty excited about
the highlighted section of this.
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L1108[15:58:35] <Lizzy> lol
L1110[16:04:15] <MichiBot> Saphira:
Funny and cute ferret videos compilation | length:
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L1115[16:31:41] *
Temia meep
L1116[16:31:46] <Temia> Sorry, just got
back. What's up, Lizzy?
L1117[16:31:59] <Forecaster> how do you
tell the bot to throw text at someone when they re-appear?
L1118[16:32:05] *
DeanIsaKitty throws a warm blanket over Temia
L1119[16:32:07] <Lizzy> Forecaster,
%tell
L1120[16:32:23] <Forecaster> okay
good
L1121[16:32:32] <Lizzy> Temia, one of
your players said your server died, i was going to restart it but i
didn't know what folder it was in
L1122[16:32:46] <Forecaster> I might have
words for Vex soon, depending on how his fixes are working
L1123[16:32:57] <Lizzy> ?
L1124[16:33:04] <Forecaster> testing
computronics stuff
L1125[16:34:01] <Temia> Ah, my
apologies
L1126[16:34:13] <Temia> The startup
script was estcraftEternal/server.sh
L1127[16:34:23] <Lizzy> okay, want me to
start it?
L1128[16:35:17] <Lizzy> Temia, ^
L1129[16:41:11] <Forecaster> hm, I have a
component that has a table named "aspects table" with a
space in it
L1130[16:41:18] <Forecaster> how do I
iterate over that?
L1131[16:44:24] <Forecaster> I want to do
"for k,v in
pairs(component.digital_controller_box["aspects table"])
do print(k,v) end" but that doesn't work
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L1134[16:55:39] <gamax92> greaser|q: you
there?
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L1136[17:00:34] <gamax92> wow, that's an
interesting component interface
L1137[17:01:49] <Forecaster> I just want
to know how to refer to a field with a space in the name
>:
L1138[17:02:10] <gamax92> Forecaster:
["field with spaces"]
L1139[17:02:30] <Forecaster> I tried
that
L1140[17:02:32] <Forecaster> it doesn't
work
L1141[17:02:38] <gamax92> #lua
bad_tbl={["field with spaces"]=4}, return
bad_tbl["field with spaces"]
L1142[17:02:38] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: unexpected symbol near 'return'
L1143[17:02:41] <Forecaster> it gets
nil
L1144[17:02:44] <gamax92> #lua
bad_tbl={["field with spaces"]=4} return
bad_tbl["field with spaces"]
L1145[17:02:44] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
4
L1146[17:03:04] <gamax92> Forecaster: it
does and that's how you do it, maybe you have the wrong key name or
it's underscores?
L1147[17:03:23] <Forecaster> it's not an
underscore, I've tried that
L1148[17:03:33] <Forecaster> and the key
is listed as "aspect table"
L1149[17:03:58] <gamax92> aspect or
aspects
L1150[17:04:52] <Forecaster>
aspects
L1151[17:04:53] <gamax92> because if it's
aspects, you could just seeing a tab wrong, since tabs align to 8
spaces and aspects is 7 characters, so it looks like it says
"aspects table"
L1152[17:05:12] <gamax92> sure it's not
just aspects?
L1153[17:05:20] <Forecaster> oh
L1154[17:05:22] <Forecaster>
right...
L1155[17:05:30] <Forecaster> yeah that's
got to be it
L1156[17:05:31] <Forecaster> xD
L1157[17:05:46] <Forecaster> yeah it
was
L1158[17:06:05] <Forecaster> why can't it
just align all of them at the same level >:
L1159[17:06:10] <Forecaster> grmbl
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L1162[17:13:27] <gamax92> %tell greaser|q
poke gamax92 when you get back.
L1163[17:13:28] <MichiBot> gamax92:
greaser|q will be notified of this message when next seen.
L1165[17:21:57] <Forecaster> what the
heck
L1166[17:22:03] <Forecaster> my screen
died
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L1168[17:23:31] <Forecaster> replacing it
fixed it...
L1169[17:23:33] <Forecaster> weird
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L1171[17:25:35] <Kodos> Did it get a
redstone signal by chance?
L1172[17:25:50] <Forecaster> no
L1173[17:25:59] <Forecaster> unless the
computer output a redstone signal...
L1174[17:26:11] <Forecaster> OH!
L1175[17:26:19] <Forecaster> that's why
the redstone block wasn't working
L1176[17:26:26] <Forecaster> there was a
redstone card in the computer...
L1177[17:26:30] <Kodos> Lol
L1178[17:26:30] <Forecaster>
>_<
L1179[17:26:41] <Kodos> Redstone signals
will turn a screen on/off
L1180[17:26:45] <Kodos> You can use that
to save energy
L1181[17:26:55] <Forecaster> I didn't
know that
L1182[17:27:01] <Kodos> Since a screen
uses more energy depending on the amount of characters being
displayed
L1183[17:31:46] <g> that's probably one
of the most unrealistic thing oc does
L1185[17:31:53] <g> things*
L1186[17:32:06] <Turtle> ironicly, not
anymore
L1187[17:32:12] <gamax92> AMOLED
L1188[17:32:16] <Turtle> ^ :p
L1189[17:32:16] <Forecaster> nevermind
nanobots or flying robots :P
L1190[17:32:23] <g> drones are a
thing
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L1192[17:32:27] <g> nanomachines are kind
of a thing
L1194[17:32:37] <gamax92> and AMOLED
screens are a thing
L1195[17:32:42] <g> also, there are
screens that actually turn off the pixels now?
L1197[17:32:48] <Turtle> Yep,
amoled
L1198[17:33:00] <Forecaster> huh?
L1199[17:33:05] <Forecaster> there
is?
L1200[17:33:15] <Turtle> Galaxy S7 can
disable certain pixels, lighting up only some
L1201[17:33:24] <g> that's pretty
neat
L1202[17:33:25] <Turtle> for things like
showing time
L1203[17:33:28] <Forecaster> oh, in
reality
L1204[17:33:30] <Forecaster> :P
L1205[17:33:34] <Turtle> ya, in
reality
L1206[17:33:35] <Forecaster> yes
L1207[17:33:38] <Turtle> which is fairly
new
L1208[17:33:44] <g> oh, that's why the
"now" air gesture display thing on the note 3 doesn't
suck juice
L1209[17:35:28] <Turtle> but yeah, S7
will have an always-on clock on the display to save battery
displaying the entire lockscreen in bursts
L1210[17:37:03] <gamax92> Dark themes
:>
L1211[17:37:06] <g> it's a smart
idea
L1212[17:37:10] <gamax92> save your eyes
and your battery
L1213[17:37:14] <g> although honestly my
note 3 lasts more than 24h with constant use
L1214[17:37:18] <g> (though I'm using
greenify)
L1215[17:37:29] <Izaya> Is it OLED?
L1216[17:37:49] <g> 1080p Super
AMOLED
L1217[17:38:05] <Izaya> IIRC they only
use power when turned on
L1219[17:38:24] <Izaya> Over 5"
becomes impractical IMO
L1220[17:38:32] <g> I'd rather it was
bigger
L1221[17:38:36] <g> I like big
devices
L1222[17:38:43] <g> I have a 21-inch
tablet in the kitchen
L1223[17:38:54] <Izaya> Damn
L1224[17:39:06] <Izaya> still, I like my
phone to fit in my pocket
L1225[17:39:07] <g> I mean I don't carry
that everywhere, but yknow
L1227[17:39:12] <g> It fits in my
pockets
L1228[17:39:15] <g> the note, I
mean
L1229[17:39:49] <`-`> It's sad. My watch
now has a later version of android than my watch
L1230[17:39:52] <Izaya> I once carried a
7" tablet around
L1231[17:40:13] <g> I have a bricked note
10.1 around here somewhere
L1232[17:40:16] <Forecaster> you have two
watches?
L1233[17:40:23] <vifino> `-`: Your watch
has a later version of android than your watch?
L1234[17:40:26] <vifino> Sense
much?
L1235[17:40:27] <`-`> s/watch/phone
L1236[17:40:27] <MichiBot> <vifino>
`-`: Your phone has a later version of android than your
watch?
L1237[17:40:29] <g> which is.. surprise
surprise, 10.1 inches
L1238[17:40:30] <`-`> I'm tried
L1239[17:40:34] <`-`> I had a long
day
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L1241[17:40:49] <g> I do carry a
messenger bag everywhere though
L1242[17:40:50] <vifino> lolk
L1243[17:41:15] <Izaya> oversized laptop
bag ftw
L1244[17:41:17] <Forecaster> not sure
what that has to do with anything?
L1245[17:41:18] <Forecaster> :P
L1246[17:41:28] <`-`> Plus Motorola is
giving out bootloader unlock codes for the Moto X 2014 on Verizon,
but not the Moto X 2013 on Verizon
L1247[17:41:30] <g> I decided to be an
annoying brony
L1248[17:41:32] <`-`> I hate
verizon
L1249[17:41:33] <g> so a laptop bag
wouldn't do
L1252[17:42:12] <Izaya> I can get a
bootloader unlock code for my Moto G3 but it voids the warranty
so
L1253[17:42:24] <g> yes, pretty much any
device modding does
L1254[17:42:33] <g> rooting, custom roms,
custom recovery, whatever
L1255[17:42:41] <`-`> I should see if I
can get an unlock code for my 2013 again... maybe something
changed
L1256[17:42:46] <g> totally worth it
though, if you're careful enough
L1257[17:42:51] <`-`> g, why
L1258[17:42:52] <g> and there's always
triangle away
L1259[17:42:58] <g> `-`, why what?
L1260[17:43:04] <`-`> g, bag why
L1261[17:43:05] <Izaya> As such, I'm
waiting until 27 Dec until I unlock it
L1262[17:43:08] <g> why not?
L1263[17:43:20] <g> I have several
brony-related items, this is the least of anyone's worries
L1265[17:43:25] <`-`> .-.
L1266[17:43:33] <`-`>
Aaaaaaaaanyways
L1267[17:43:33] <vifino> g: newer
samsungs have bootloader fuses which blow and can't be reset
afaik
L1268[17:43:45] <g> vifino, such as the
s6? hmm
L1269[17:43:46] <vifino> note 3+ have
this and newer samsungs, too
L1270[17:43:50] <`-`> All phones from
2012 onward have bootloader fuses
L1271[17:43:55] <g> No, you can flash the
bootloader on note 3
L1272[17:44:01] <vifino> yes, you
can.
L1273[17:44:07] <vifino> but it is marked
as flashed.
L1274[17:44:24] <vifino> nothing you can
reset software wise.
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L1276[17:44:36] <g> ah, I see
L1277[17:44:49] <alekso56> i just
desolder the fuses .-.
L1278[17:44:50] <Izaya> Does it make a
popping noise?
L1279[17:45:01] <`-`> alekso56: But then
they'll know you opened the phone
L1280[17:45:12] <alekso56> i doubt they
will.
L1281[17:45:33] <Izaya> I just
realised
L1282[17:46:01] <Izaya> I can't take a
picture of the inside of my phone
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L1284[17:46:20] <g> ..haha
L1285[17:46:29] <alekso56> you don't have
a camera?
L1286[17:46:35] <g> it's in his/her
phone
L1288[17:46:47] <Izaya> well I have my
old phone
L1289[17:46:53] <alekso56> so you don't
have a camera.
L1290[17:46:55] <DeanIsaKitty> g: `their`
for gender-neutral pronouns :P
L1292[17:47:00] <Izaya> but it's at
home
L1293[17:47:00] <MichiBot> Forecaster:
Vexatos will be notified of this message when next seen.
L1294[17:47:06] <Izaya> and I'm playing
RL
L1295[17:47:16] <g> DeanIsaKitty: I'm
being vague rather than politically correct in this case :P
L1296[17:47:30] <DeanIsaKitty> g: Oh,
then he :P
L1297[17:47:38] <g> ah, okay, lol
L1298[17:47:53] <g> Forecaster: Great
succes!?
L1299[17:47:56] <g> success*
L1300[17:48:02] <Forecaster> Huge!
L1301[17:48:10] <g> oh god what
L1303[17:48:27] <Forecaster> Huge
success.
L1304[17:48:33] <g> that's great,
lol
L1305[17:48:46] <Forecaster> well,
everyone died in the race, but still
L1306[17:48:55] <g> pfft, every war has
casualties
L1307[17:49:39] <g> anyway yeah, I have
one of those magnetic cases
L1308[17:49:41] <g> for the note 3
L1309[17:49:47] <g> so the screen is
never on when I can't see it
L1310[17:50:30] <Forecaster> my case
isn't magnetic, but I have an app that turns the screen off when
some sensor on the front is covered
L1311[17:50:38] <alekso56> Forecaster: i
see you have systematically made a machine that purges unwanted
plebs.
L1312[17:50:44] <Aedda> Anyone know of a
way to make a 3d printed object act solid (non-glass)? e.g. allow
attaching levers, torches, or passing redstone over?
L1313[17:50:46] <alekso56> ..nice.
L1314[17:51:07] <`-`> Aedda: I think the
entire side that you want solid needs to be filled
L1315[17:51:10] <Izaya> I wish phones had
buttons on the side so I could do input with the 3 fingers I use to
hold it
L1316[17:51:16] <Forecaster> alekso56:
it's enderman inspected and approved
L1317[17:51:23] <g> Forecaster: yeah,
that's nice too
L1318[17:51:25] <`-`> Thats how it was
some time ago, I believe
L1319[17:51:27] <Aedda> `-`: Oh, I will
try that, thanks
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L1321[17:51:40] <g> the note 3 has like a
separate sensor for light and.. gestures?
L1322[17:51:50] <g> there's like a..
gesture.. sensor next to the usual light sensor
L1323[17:51:57] <g> which lets you do
hand gestures in midair
L1324[17:52:03] <g> it sounds unweildy as
hell but it works nicely
L1325[17:52:22] <`-`> It's probably an IR
sensor matrix camera thing maybe
L1326[17:52:23] <Forecaster> doing hand
gestures in other mediums vary in difficulty
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L1328[17:52:38] <Aedda> `-`: That
actually worked, right on!
L1329[17:52:46] <g> haha, water
gestures
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L1336[18:02:24] <gamax92> g: heh, I found
an old program of mine called parrot, guess what it does
L1337[18:05:38] <g> hmm :P
L1338[18:05:43] *
g force-feeds gamax92 crackers
L1339[18:06:04] <gamax92> wha no
L1340[18:07:38] *
vifino picks up Lizzy and carries her to bed
L1341[18:07:50] *
Lizzy falls asleep on vifino
L1342[18:07:56] <vifino> :)
L1343[18:08:45] <gamax92> g: it just
opens and configures /dev/dsp to a certain rate, and then proceeds
to endlessly shove /dev/stdin into /dev/dsp, while showing how many
bytes (and a hh:mm:ss counter) have been passed through
L1344[18:09:03] <g> hah, I see
L1345[18:09:18] <`-`> gamax92: I think I
remember the day you were making that... you were yelling about
ioctl on /dev/dsp or something :P
L1346[18:09:28] <gamax92> shhhh
L1347[18:10:11] <vifino> wow, such oss
much dislike
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L1349[18:12:06] <gamax92> vifino: what
would you prefer instead
L1350[18:12:12] <vifino> JACK!
L1351[18:12:40] <gamax92> vifino: and
what does JACK run on top of? ;)
L1352[18:12:51] <Dashkal> alsa
L1353[18:12:51] <vifino> alsa
L1354[18:13:00] <gamax92> Dashkal
wins!
L1355[18:13:07] <vifino> not on my
screen
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L1357[18:13:55] <Izaya> I'm going to use
this opportunity to state my hatred of pulse
L1358[18:14:03] <vifino> Same.
L1359[18:14:11] <vifino> JACK masterrace,
fuck pulse.
L1360[18:14:15] <Dashkal> I find myself
missing pulse when I don't have it.
L1361[18:14:23] <Dashkal> But I also cba
to learn jack
L1362[18:15:02] <vifino> lol
L1363[18:15:16] <Izaya> ALSA lets me use
multiple programs with sound at once
L1364[18:15:18] <vifino> You set up jack
once and it Just Works(tm)
L1365[18:15:25] <vifino> Izaya: dmix
sucks.
L1366[18:15:36] <gamax92> ALSA does for
me too, but I'm not using dmix
L1367[18:15:47] <vifino> gamax92: but you
have a decent sound card .-.
L1368[18:15:48] <Temia> Ah, sorry,
Lizzy
L1369[18:15:51] <Temia> Didn't see the
ping.
L1370[18:15:54] <Izaya> vifino: hardware
mixer
L1371[18:15:59] <vifino> .---.
L1372[18:16:03] <Temia> And you're away
now so I guess it's moot but yeah I started it back up already now
that I'm home .-.
L1373[18:16:20] <Izaya> Vague advantage
of having gaming hardware
L1374[18:16:20] <ping> Temia, oh i see
how it is
L1375[18:16:23] <ping> just ignore me
like
L1376[18:16:27] <ping> well you know
what
L1377[18:16:29] <ping> FUCK YOU
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L1379[18:16:38] <Temia> :c
L1380[18:16:40] *
Temia sadmoo.
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L1382[18:16:43]
zsh sets mode: +v on ping
L1383[18:16:46] <ping> jkjk
L1384[18:16:47] <ping> <3
L1385[18:16:50] <Temia> :C
L1386[18:16:52] *
Temia sadmoos at!
L1387[18:16:56] <vifino> ping: Get
out.
L1388[18:17:10] *
gamax92 removes ping's batteries and puts back on the
shelf
L1389[18:17:23] <vifino> Well done,
gamax92.
L1390[18:17:26] <Lucca> a small loan of a
million ping s
L1391[18:17:27] *
vifino gives gamax92 a cookie
L1392[18:18:19] <gamax92> :D!
L1393[18:18:29] *
gamax92 puts the cookie on the fridge owo
L1394[18:18:36] <vifino> :3
L1395[18:19:32] <gamax92> Izaya: how many
streams can your card do with ALSA?
L1396[18:19:47] <Izaya> Haven't done
testing
L1397[18:20:11] <Izaya> Can mumble, mpd
and minecraft so
L1398[18:20:21] <vifino> Izaya: aplay
-l
L1399[18:20:22] <gamax92> you don't need
to test it ... some command in alsa that I forget which
specifically tells you how many it supports
L1400[18:20:36] <Izaya> Will test when I
get home
L1401[18:20:40] <vifino> gamax92: ninja'd
you :D
L1402[18:20:42] <gamax92> oh right,
subdevices
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L1404[18:21:54] <`-`> If there were a
million pings in the world, would you kill one because they're so
annoying? :>
L1405[18:22:07] <vifino> `-`: I'd cill
every single one.
L1406[18:22:10] <vifino> kill*
L1408[18:23:13] <gamax92> I'd sell every
single one and make a small loan of a million dollars
L1409[18:23:19] <DeanIsaKitty> `-`: Oh
come on, ping isn't *that* bad
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L1412[18:24:51] <`-`> DeanIsaKitty: Yes,
ping is that bad
L1413[18:24:58] <`-`> He times out all
your connections :<
L1414[18:25:20] <`-`> Remote host is also
a meanie
L1415[18:25:52] <gamax92> I don't blame
him, he has to deal with everyone shouting PING :LAG98394 at him,
sometimes you just get tired of all the shit and don't PONG
back
L1416[18:25:52] <Dashkal> Now that's
unfair. That's not ping's fault. It's his lazy cousin pong not
doing his.
L1417[18:26:23] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty:
ping is exactly that bad.
L1418[18:26:40] <ping> DeanIsaKitty,
vifino and `-` are the people that have to deal with my shit the
most
L1419[18:26:42] <vifino> I'm not saying I
don't like him, cause I do.
L1420[18:26:44] <ping> you cant say im
not that bad
L1421[18:27:09] <vifino> ping: You are
assisting in an argument against yourself?
L1422[18:27:14] <DeanIsaKitty> ping:
You're probably a huge asshole but I don't know you so I'll say
you're not :P
L1423[18:27:14] <vifino> Okay then.
L1424[18:27:31] <ping>
"<DeanIsaKitty> ping: You're probably a huge
asshole" no im just fucking annoying sometimes
L1425[18:27:43] <vifino>
"sometimes"
L1426[18:27:47] <ping>
"sometimes"
L1427[18:27:57] <`-`> "striped
sweater"
L1428[18:28:04] <`-`> "all the
tiiiiiiiiime"
L1429[18:28:08] <vifino> "quoting
things that nobody said"
L1430[18:28:56] <gamax92> hehe
L1431[18:29:06] <`-`>
> when the text is green
L1432[18:29:22] <vifino>
>when it isn't
L1433[18:29:37] <gamax92>
WHEN YOU DUN FUCKED UP
L1434[18:29:55] <`-`> when the text is
being sucked into a fancy tornado ~\/~
L1435[18:29:56] <vifino>
>when
people say
you
dun fucked
up
L1436[18:30:10] <DeanIsaKitty> Calm the
fuck down everybody.
L1437[18:30:21] <vifino>
>no mam i
am not on
drugs
thank
you
L1438[18:30:25] <`-`>
when you don't give a fuck
L1439[18:30:54] *
gamax92 calm
L1440[18:30:55] <g>
rainbow
L1441[18:31:14] <vifino>
>when people say quoting is not an art
L1442[18:31:35] <Dashkal> note to self,
adjust terminal colors
L1443[18:31:52] <g> %tell Dashkal
terminal colours :u
L1444[18:31:52] <MichiBot> g: Dashkal
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L1445[18:31:58] <Dashkal> >.>
L1446[18:32:11] <vifino> note to self,
get 16 million colors in terminal
L1447[18:32:21] <vifino> %tell vifino you
suck.
L1448[18:32:22] <MichiBot> vifino: vifino
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L1449[18:32:30] <Dashkal> Oh I have
plenty. I just want ansi blue to be a lot brighter than it tends to
be
L1450[18:32:51] <vifino> Dashkal: It's
navy blue. .-.
L1451[18:32:56] <Dashkal> mmm, set only
to 256 mode
L1452[18:33:08] <vifino> Duh. Same
here.
L1453[18:33:11] <Dashkal> ANSI Blue
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L1458[18:44:48] <gamax92> ~w
table.concat
L1460[18:51:41] <gamax92> vifino:
sentence generators :3
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L1462[18:53:58] <vifino> yaay
L1463[18:55:15] <gamax92>
"<vifino> gamax92 wii edition on my raspi :3"
L1464[18:55:46] <vifino> Yes.
L1465[18:56:03] <gamax92>
"<vifino> o/ Sangar doesn't allow USB Passthru, VMWare
has me already downloaded 25gb!"
L1466[18:56:18] <vifino> Yes.
L1467[18:57:36] <gamax92>
"<Mimiru> Also.. I told it should, yes.. Cause THAT does
it applies the turbines to near 5 minutes, and 10"
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L1469[18:58:56] <gamax92>
"<Mimiru> Not sure you'll end up with them. *MY*
docs"
L1470[19:02:07] <gamax92>
"<vifino> gamax92: I work on a 400mhz board with
400mhz" :P
L1471[19:02:27] <vifino> Yes.
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L1473[19:02:51] <`-`> gamax92: Me
next
L1474[19:02:56] <gamax92> okay
L1475[19:02:58] <`-`> ( ͡^ ͜ʖ ͡^)
L1476[19:03:21] <vifino> gamax92: I
changed the virtual boot drive from sata to virtio in my windows vm
for gaming :D
L1477[19:03:57] <gamax92> :3
L1478[19:04:00] <gamax92> virtio is
nice
L1479[19:04:08] <vifino> Yep!
L1480[19:04:14] <vifino>
Performance!!!
L1481[19:04:24] <`-`> !!!
L1482[19:04:49] <vifino> I'm currently
trying to change the networking to a bridge and using vhost-net for
moar performancies.
L1483[19:04:53] <gamax92>
"<`_`> shoot gamax92 is a reference image on the actual
youtube site on another fail compression that he's doing it in
gradients, they were drugs"
L1484[19:05:05] <`-`> Lovely
L1485[19:05:45] <vifino> `-` on drugs,
#confirmed
L1486[19:06:26] <gamax92> ... oops.
L1487[19:06:32] <gamax92> I named your
file incorrectly.
L1488[19:08:27] <gamax92>
"<`-`> I have no fucking work when people get DOWN MR
KODOS got a moist enough space does Unity and 0"
L1490[19:10:11] ***
g is now known as gAway2002
L1491[19:12:17] <Kodos> wat
L1492[19:13:07] ***
Keridos|away is now known as Keridos
L1493[19:16:32] <Mimiru> o_O
L1494[19:44:06]
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L1495[19:47:03] *
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L1498[20:04:36] <vifino> #p
L1499[20:04:37] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.521903723 Seconds passed.
L1500[20:04:46] <vifino> Huh, it's
alive.
L1501[20:04:48] <vifino>
Interesting.
L1502[20:05:00] <vifino> #>> raise
"waaat"
L1503[20:05:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
waaat
L1504[20:05:04] <vifino> ¬_¬
L1505[20:05:22] <vifino> #>>
nil.do_nothing
L1506[20:05:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
undefined method `do_nothing' for nil:NilClass
L1507[20:05:28] <vifino> Pfft.
Boring.
L1508[20:05:33] <vifino> Where is the
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ library.
L1509[20:05:50] <vifino> #>>
require 'table_flip'
L1510[20:05:50] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
cannot load such file -- table_flip
L1511[20:05:54] <vifino> :(
L1512[20:05:58] <vifino> #>>
require 'table_flipper'
L1513[20:05:59] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L1514[20:06:01] <vifino> :D
L1515[20:06:05] <vifino> #>>
nil.do_nothing
L1516[20:06:06] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ : undefined method `do_nothing' for nil:NilClass
L1517[20:06:08] <vifino> \o/
L1518[20:11:43] <vifino> %addquote
L1519[20:12:14] <vifino> %addquote vifino
I want to put a flute in someone's nose and play them like a
doodlesack.
L1520[20:12:15] <MichiBot> vifino: Quote
added at id: 229500
L1521[20:12:25] <vifino> That's alots(tm)
of quotes.
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L1524[20:19:41] <Saphira> Mimiru
L1525[20:20:00] <Saphira> wth is wrong
with shocky? he just said something
L1526[20:24:43] *
ocdoc pets Saphira
L1527[20:25:28] *
Saphira roasts marshmellow
L1528[20:26:07] <ocdoc> I am not a
marshmallow! >~<
L1529[20:27:12] *
Saphira coveres you in ice
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L1532[20:46:16] <greaser|q> gamax92:
poke
L1533[20:46:23] <gamax92> ohai
L1534[20:46:29] <greaser|q> well that was
quick
L1535[20:46:50] <gamax92> greaser|q: I
wanted to get your input about doing component access from
something like a 6502
L1536[20:47:00] <greaser|q> def
flip_table(t): return t[::-1]
L1537[20:47:37] <greaser|q> ok, if you
want to do component access there's a few ways of doing it, you
could steal what i use
L1538[20:48:40] <sugoi> gamax92: my term
is done, did you have a final opinion on how to update your irc
client?
L1539[20:49:06] <sugoi> right now, my
solution for you would be term.read({nowrap=true})
L1540[20:49:22] <gamax92> sugoi: is it
possible for me to detect openos 1.6 so that I don't break 1.5
seeing as it's still the default?
L1541[20:49:24] <sugoi> and if you have a
history object, you can still use it:
history.nowrap=true;term.read(history)
L1542[20:49:25] <greaser|q> another
approach is to possibly have a method signature, set a pointer to
that thing, then set a pointer to the arg table
L1543[20:49:43] <sugoi> gamax92: ^ does
that work? i was hoping this solution would be backward
compat
L1544[20:49:52] <sugoi> as
history.nowrap=true would be an ignored field
L1545[20:50:07] <gamax92> wow,
clever.
L1546[20:50:14] *
sugoi blushes
L1547[20:50:16] <gamax92> lemme
check.
L1548[20:50:49] <greaser|q> oh hey it's
sugoi... did you see that i added virtual memory support to ocmips
and managed to boot the ~350KB of lua 5.3.2 within 48KB of
pages?
L1549[20:51:01] <gamax92> sugoi: yeah
that should work fine
L1550[20:51:19] <gamax92> I don't do
anything special with the history table except give it to
term.read
L1551[20:51:21] <greaser|q> (it takes 6
seconds to boot off a floppy with a suitable amount of RAM, and on
T1 ram it takes 19 minutes)
L1552[20:51:24] <sugoi> btw, as for
version check, yes: _G._OSVERSION=="OpenOS 1.6"
L1553[20:51:30] <sugoi> but i'd hope we
never ever need to use that :)
L1554[20:51:42] <gamax92> I might,
considering I'm hacky using term.read
L1555[20:51:43] <sugoi> greaser|q: haha,
that is so awesome
L1556[20:52:03] <greaser|q> i also got
gamax to write me a brainfuck interpreter in C and got the kernel
to load that
L1557[20:52:10] <sugoi> greaser|q: haha,
wow!
L1558[20:52:12] <greaser|q> then stole
the hello world program he had in there and wrote a brainfuck
interpreter in lua
L1559[20:52:21] <sugoi> :/
L1560[20:52:24] <gamax92> :/
L1561[20:53:07] <greaser|q> so it was
brainfuck running on Lua running on mocha (my kernel) running on
MIPS running in MineCraft running on Java running on Linux running
on an x86_64 CPU
L1562[20:53:22] <gamax92> Running in
qemu
L1563[20:53:23] <sugoi> haha, that's
crazy twisted
L1564[20:53:35] <greaser|q> at least with
brainfuck i had the decency to run it atop mocha so you still get a
lot of layers of abstraction
L1565[20:53:43] <greaser|q> mocha
definitely needs its own libc though
L1566[20:53:51] <sugoi> gamax92: ok, cool
-- i'm doing some more testing, and finalizing my thoughts on the
api i made...just some tidy-up work
L1567[20:53:58] <sugoi> but i'm
"done", it works and stuff
L1568[20:54:11] <sugoi> in fact, the
widechar support i made is not only better than previous term
code
L1569[20:54:21] <sugoi> but it is more
solid than my putty window support
L1570[20:54:24] <gamax92> well saying
that isn't really too impressive
L1571[20:54:32] <gamax92> the previous
widechar support is garbage
L1572[20:54:33] <gamax92> :P
L1573[20:54:35] <sugoi> :)
L1574[20:54:40] <sugoi> well it should be
awesome now
L1575[20:55:11] <sugoi> i hope to make
the PR tonight
L1576[20:55:40] <sugoi> i checked all the
code in OpenPrograms, the term usage is rather simple
L1577[20:55:55] <gamax92> except for
mine, right? :P
L1578[20:55:56] <sugoi> so far, your irc
client is the only special case i could ifind
L1579[20:55:58] <sugoi> yes
L1580[20:55:59] <sugoi> :)
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L1583[20:57:00] <sugoi> i hope he reviews
it and considers making a new /lib/multiterm
L1584[20:57:19] <sugoi> also, that
solution rocks -- it's actually a multi-process prototype
L1585[20:57:27] <sugoi> leveraging the
/lib/pipes code i wrote for popen
L1586[20:58:06] <gamax92> sugoi: but how
does T1 look
L1587[20:58:11] <sugoi> 30k free
L1588[20:58:47] <gamax92> sugoi: heh,
where can I get the latest openos 1.6, want to test something
L1589[20:58:58] <sugoi> with the new
term?
L1590[20:59:07] <sugoi> because that's
not PR'd even
L1591[20:59:10] <greaser|q> i really
should port openos to C
L1592[20:59:12] <gamax92> ahh
L1593[20:59:17] <gamax92> sugoi: no with
that machine.lua hack
L1595[20:59:42] <sugoi> um
L1596[20:59:49] <sugoi> ok sec
L1597[21:01:23] <greaser|q> actually
yeah, if i can port the openos libs to C i can compile it with
liblua.a and then all the stuff written in C will use virtual
memory
L1598[21:02:00] <greaser|q> read-only
disk-backed virtual memory, the best kind of virtual memory as you
can just free it at will to make space for more stuff
L1600[21:02:06] <sugoi> but i forget, and
i have to go afk for a min
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L1603[21:20:49] <gamax92> !
L1604[21:20:58] <gamax92> greaser|q: is
it possible to run endoh1?
L1605[21:21:49] <Xal> hey how is the MIPS
arch going greaser|q
L1606[21:25:13] <Saphira> !cookie
L1607[21:25:15] <Saphira> aw
L1608[21:25:20] <Saphira> no cookie
command
L1609[21:25:52] *
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L1611[21:27:12] <gamax92> hey!
L1612[21:33:01] <CompanionCube>
greaser|q, so basically anything that can be run in C and doesn't
need a libc can now be ran on the MIPS arch?
L1613[21:33:41] <gamax92> what? I though
we were using newlib
L1614[21:34:26] *
CompanionCube knows practically nothing
L1615[21:35:13] *
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Saphira eats cookie
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L1618[21:35:41] <ocdoc> :D
L1619[21:35:52] <`-`> gamax92: It is
using newlib
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L1621[21:36:26] <gamax92> `-`: what are
you using
L1622[21:36:30] <`-`> gamax92:
newlib
L1623[21:36:41] <gamax92> `-`: what do
you want to use?
L1624[21:36:44] <`-`> I did just take
devkitARM and stuff
L1625[21:36:53] <`-`> gamax92: What do
you mean
L1626[21:37:07] <gamax92> `-`: is there
an alternative libc that you'd rather have instead?
L1627[21:37:25] <`-`> Nope
L1628[21:37:31] <`-`> glibc has too many
bugs
L1629[21:37:42] <`-`> bionic sucks
L1630[21:37:43] <gamax92> glibc isn't the
only alternative ...
L1631[21:39:04] <Saphira> wtf is this
image
L1633[21:39:42] <gamax92> XD
L1634[21:39:44] <gamax92> that one
L1635[21:39:53] *
Saphira dies from laughing
L1636[21:40:04] <gamax92> it's a machine
that's supposed to feed you snacks
L1637[21:40:23] <Saphira> but instead.
kills you
L1639[21:42:16] <sugoi> those are the 1.6
builds
L1640[21:42:27] <gamax92> sugoi: but are
they better memory wise
L1641[21:42:34] <gamax92> or is that not
pr'd
L1642[21:42:50] <sugoi> those have OpenOS
1.6 with everything but my new term
L1644[21:43:02] <sugoi> so, still better
memory wise, but my new term daves another 20k
L1645[21:43:33] <sugoi> or, you could
drop loot/OpenOS from my next-term branch if you wanted to
L1646[21:44:00] <gamax92> okay
L1647[21:44:40] <sugoi> daves? :) ha,
saves*
L1648[21:44:46] <greaser|q>
CompanionCube: anything that can be run in C and *does* need a libc
can plausibly be run
L1649[21:45:11] <greaser|q> musl's a
plausible alternative but i need to get my head around making it
build
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L1651[21:48:24] <Saphira> death by
machines
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L1653[21:49:45] <greaser|q> ...why the
fuck does it need _impure_ptr and __errno i fucking UNDEFED
ERRNO
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L1656[21:54:25] <greaser|q> aaand with
that shit sorted out i can now focus on, erm... printf
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L1658[21:56:48] <gamax92> #lua
1919-1870
L1659[21:56:48] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
49
L1660[21:56:59] <Kodos> wat
L1661[21:58:45] <gamax92> sugoi: btw, ^C
is not exiting the lua prompt anymore
L1662[21:59:08] <AlissaSquared> doube
tap
L1663[21:59:10] <sugoi> ^d -- didn't know
^c did as well
L1664[21:59:10] <AlissaSquared> oh wait
this is #oc
L1665[21:59:20] <AlissaSquared> sugoi: ^d
is EOF
L1666[21:59:22] <gamax92> sugoi: it says
it when you start up lua :P
L1667[21:59:26] <AlissaSquared> ^c is
interrupt
L1668[21:59:34] <sugoi> i know what ^c is
:)
L1669[21:59:43] <greaser|q> ^z
L1670[21:59:48] <sugoi> but ^d also ends
/bin/lua, even in openos 1.5
L1671[21:59:50] <greaser|q> actually we
could do with more ^g everywhere
L1672[21:59:59] <sugoi> i didn't know
/bin/lua also supported interrupt for closing it
L1673[22:00:29] <gamax92> well, it's what
it claims, you can just change it to say Ctrl-D, or make Ctrl-C
work again, or idunno.
L1675[22:00:41] <sugoi> i'll fix/review
it
L1676[22:01:53] <AlissaSquared> i just
realized that
L1677[22:02:06] <AlissaSquared> is that a
legit Lua binary? it has the PUC-Rio copyright
L1678[22:02:30] <sugoi> well thanks for
testing :)
L1679[22:02:47] <gamax92> :/ why is
os.sleep not working in my program
L1680[22:03:08] <ping> thats amazing
._.
L1681[22:03:23] <gamax92> oh, because I'm
editing the wrong file :P
L1682[22:03:32] <ping> is that an actual
ARM processor arch
L1683[22:03:40] <gamax92> MIPS
L1684[22:03:44] <ping> oh lol
L1685[22:03:45] <ping> nvm
L1686[22:03:49] <Saphira> god damn
me
L1687[22:03:55] *
AlissaSquared still doesn't know what MIPS is
L1688[22:04:04] <gamax92> AlissaSquared:
do you know what ARM is?
L1689[22:04:10] <Saphira> i tried helping
someone WHO DOES NOT KNOW HIS ACCOUNT NAME
L1690[22:04:12] <AlissaSquared> an
architecture
L1691[22:04:19] <gamax92> cool, MIPS is
also an architecture
L1692[22:04:20] <AlissaSquared> the thing
that Pi's have
L1693[22:04:23] <AlissaSquared> oh
L1694[22:04:42] <ping> AlissaSquared,
MIPS is another RISC architcecture
L1695[22:04:52] <AlissaSquared> cool
another acronym
L1696[22:04:54] <AlissaSquared> how
helpful
L1697[22:04:55] <ping> (like ARM) (x86 is
CISC)
L1698[22:05:07] <AlissaSquared>
"RISC (reduced instruction set computer) "
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L1700[22:05:18] <AlissaSquared>
'kay
L1701[22:05:24] <ping> basically RISC =
simple, CISC = overly complicated bullshit
L1702[22:05:25] <gamax92> there that
helps.
L1703[22:05:31] <CompanionCube> isn't
MIPS the one that is commonly used in consumer routers?
L1704[22:05:41] <AlissaSquared> So... You
built a MIPS emulator? Or...
L1705[22:05:41] <gamax92> yeah, my router
has it
L1706[22:05:43] <ping> idk, all my
routers have had ARM
L1707[22:05:54] <ping> besides the crappy
ones with no UI
L1708[22:06:24] <CompanionCube> the one
on this disk uses a Broadcom MIPS SoC
L1709[22:06:24] <AlissaSquared> I don't
even know what my router uses because my dad won't let me touch
it
L1710[22:06:36] <AlissaSquared> but so
far I think it uses Haskell, Lua, and I feel quite sorry for
it
L1711[22:06:40] <CompanionCube>
AlissaSquared, you could just google the model
L1712[22:06:51] <AlissaSquared> lazy
though
L1713[22:06:55] <AlissaSquared> and
unimportant IMO
L1714[22:06:57] <ping> AlissaSquared, wtf
kind of router uses haskell?
L1715[22:07:05] <AlissaSquared> mine
apparently
L1716[22:07:11] <ping> give us model
number
L1717[22:07:14] <ping> is important to us
not u
L1718[22:07:36] <AlissaSquared> .-.
L1719[22:07:40] <gamax92> #lua
69.58-28.21
L1720[22:07:40] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
41.37
L1721[22:07:48] <CompanionCube> I'm not
sure that any consumer router would have the required system
resources for haskell
L1722[22:07:49] <AlissaSquared> i'm
pretty sure it'll be important if i gave it to you
L1723[22:07:55] <gamax92> sugoi: so
41.37KiB more with that machine.lua hack
L1724[22:07:59] <AlissaSquared> okay,
nvm. it uses .ha not .hs extension
L1725[22:08:12] <sugoi> gamax92:
woah
L1726[22:08:25] <ping> CompanionCube, but
doesnt ghc make it basically as memory consuming as c++
L1727[22:08:36] <greaser|q> yes i built a
MIPS emulator
L1728[22:08:39] <gamax92> where with is
69.58KiB free, and 28.21KiB without
L1729[22:08:41] <CompanionCube> Aren't
.ha files archives
L1730[22:08:48] <greaser|q> and am now
reimplementing printf for the... somethingth time
L1731[22:08:54] <AlissaSquared> dk, dc
CompanionCube
L1732[22:09:06] <gamax92> err, I need to
actually do a valid test. 5.2 and 5.3 are not the same.
L1733[22:09:09] <CompanionCube> ?
L1734[22:09:28] <AlissaSquared> don't
know, don't care
L1735[22:09:32] <sugoi> gamax92: do you
have a branch w/ that hack commited i can see?
L1736[22:09:57] <CompanionCube> ah,
usually see that with 'i' prefixe
L1737[22:10:15] <AlissaSquared> that's
like two extra letters though D:
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L1740[22:11:40] <gamax92> huh neat.
L1741[22:11:59] <gamax92> sugoi: so
apparently, 5.2 is 28.21KiB free, and 5.3 is 34.64KiB free
L1742[22:12:15] <sugoi> that so cool you
tried that
L1743[22:12:18] <gamax92> #lua
69.58-34.64
L1744[22:12:19] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
34.94
L1745[22:12:51] <AlissaSquared> what's
the second arg to dump?
L1746[22:12:51] <sugoi> i can see why it
saves memory
L1747[22:12:55] <gamax92> eitherway, nice
job at making T1 usable :P
L1748[22:12:55] <AlissaSquared> ~w
string.dump
L1750[22:12:57] <sugoi> i would have not
guessed so much would be saved
L1751[22:13:05] <gamax92> AlissaSquared:
look at 5.3 manual
L1752[22:13:11] <sugoi> gamax92: thanks
:)
L1753[22:13:13] <AlissaSquared>
looking.
L1754[22:13:25] <sugoi> now i need to get
a new irc nick
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L1756[22:13:39] <sugoi> so maybe ppl can
know who to ask questions to
L1757[22:13:43] <AlissaSquared> 'If strip
is a true value, the binary representation may not include all
debug information about the function, to save space.' nice
L1758[22:13:47] <sugoi> also, i know i
need to update the docs
L1759[22:16:14] <gamax92> huh ...
L1760[22:16:28] <gamax92> sugoi: ^C also
doesn't seem to work on the shell,
L1761[22:16:35] <sugoi> for to do
what?
L1762[22:16:44] <gamax92> have it exit
and reload
L1764[22:16:55] <gamax92> granted, that
doesn't make sense
L1765[22:16:58] <sugoi> :)
L1766[22:17:00] <gamax92> but, was old
behaviour
L1767[22:17:07] <sugoi> yeah, ... i
didn't know ppl expected that
L1768[22:17:17] <sugoi> i wanted ^c to be
what normal shell does
L1769[22:17:18] <gamax92> I'm just a
person
L1770[22:17:37] <gamax92> s/ a / one
/
L1771[22:17:37] <MichiBot>
<gamax92> I'm just one person
L1772[22:18:08] <sugoi> but ^c for
/bin/lua, that's more important i think
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L1774[22:18:22] <sugoi> i'm thinking for
how i want it to work
L1775[22:18:29] <sugoi> s/for //
L1776[22:18:31] <MichiBot> <sugoi>
i'm thinking how i want it to work
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L1778[22:19:33] <sugoi> gamax92: anywho,
^d will reset the shell
L1779[22:20:03] <gamax92> actually, what
does python say when you start it up?
L1780[22:20:38] <sugoi> nothing about
closing it
L1781[22:20:45] <gamax92> sugoi: right,
if you type "exit" or "quit" into python, it'll
specifically mention Ctrl-D
L1782[22:20:48] <greaser|q> Python 2.7.10
(default, Nov 17 2015, 00:30:06)
L1783[22:20:48] <greaser|q> [GCC 5.2.0]
on linux2
L1784[22:20:48] <greaser|q> Type
"help", "copyright", "credits" or
"license" for more information.
L1785[22:20:51] <sugoi> oh, but ^d..yeah
^
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L1787[22:21:09] <greaser|q> it does when
you type in exit, yeah
L1788[22:21:42] <sugoi> but will ppl want
^c for /bin/lua?
L1789[22:21:47] <sugoi> i bet they
will
L1790[22:21:59] <sugoi> note: i plan on
leaving ^d exactly as is
L1791[22:22:15] <sugoi> just that the
problem is, ^c from term.read() is ""
L1792[22:22:16] <greaser|q> ^c and ^d are
both worth having as... well, exactly what they do
L1793[22:22:23] <sugoi> yep
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L1795[22:22:48] <greaser|q> well printf
sorta works, it NPEs in places though
L1797[22:23:40] <sugoi> what do you want
it to say? :)
L1798[22:24:13] <gamax92> sugoi: huh? I
was just showing you the effect of stripping debugging
information
L1799[22:24:18] <sugoi> oh
L1800[22:24:45] <greaser|q> the important
thing though is the kernel used to be about 100KB
L1801[22:24:46] <gamax92> error messages
and traceback's lose all meaning
L1802[22:24:50] <greaser|q> and now it's
about 27KB
L1803[22:25:16] <gamax92> the only reason
machine is still there is because I can't strip that
L1804[22:25:21] <sugoi> gamax92: that's
exactly the output i'm used to
L1805[22:25:27] <sugoi> because i
ocemu...i pressume
L1806[22:25:34] <gamax92> sugoi: just
question marks?
L1807[22:25:38] <gamax92> because that's
not good
L1808[22:25:56] <sugoi> oh sorry
L1809[22:25:58] <sugoi> haha
L1810[22:26:00] <sugoi> i didn't scroll
down
L1811[22:26:04] <gamax92> :/
L1812[22:26:09] <sugoi> :\
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L1814[22:27:19] <sugoi> also, /bin/lua --
if you enter a lot, does it scroll too far?
L1815[22:27:26] <sugoi> weird, i need to
look into that
L1816[22:28:26] <gamax92> sugoi:
no?
L1817[22:28:37] <sugoi> might just be
ocemu then?
L1818[22:28:40] <sugoi> i'll test in
game
L1819[22:31:09] <gamax92> I also don't
see what you're saying in ocemu
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L1821[22:33:43] <sugoi> OH
L1822[22:33:47] <sugoi> phew
L1823[22:33:55] <sugoi> accidentally
resized the ocemu window
L1824[22:33:57] <sugoi> nvm
L1825[22:34:05] <sugoi> :) i'm not used
to it being a window :/
L1826[22:34:17] <gamax92> you can always
just use the old buggy ffi dll
L1827[22:34:30] <sugoi> :)
L1828[22:34:32] <sugoi> i like this
one
L1829[22:39:22] <greaser|q> once i
finally get printf to behave it should be possible to boot off a T1
stick in under a minute
L1830[22:39:33] <greaser|q> allegedly i
have 31 pages free
L1831[22:41:09] <gamax92> yep, router is
MIPS based
L1832[22:43:17] <gamax92> sugoi: oh
lol.
L1833[22:43:24] <sugoi> ...yeah?
L1834[22:43:28] <gamax92> resizing the
window on linux does not stretch it
L1835[22:43:33] <gamax92> but it seems to
in windows
L1836[22:43:44] <sugoi> nor on
windows
L1837[22:43:50] <sugoi> not since the
very lateset update
L1838[22:43:53] <gamax92> huh, I could
have sworn it did
L1839[22:44:05] <sugoi> it did..then you
guys fixed something, then that stopped
L1840[22:44:34] <gamax92> :| why did you
guys want me to have it be resizable then
L1841[22:45:10] <sugoi> that's a very
good question. i was just here enjoying the show
L1842[22:45:40] <gamax92> then I'm just
gonna remove that then.
L1843[22:45:50] <gamax92> sugoi: you're
on windows though right?
L1844[22:45:55] <sugoi> but i thought you
were fixing something else....
L1845[22:45:57] <sugoi> but i dont
remember
L1846[22:45:59] <sugoi> yes
L1847[22:46:01] <sugoi> windows
L1848[22:46:02] <gamax92> I updated the
ffi dll :P
L1849[22:46:14] <sugoi> i thought it was
fixing more other things
L1850[22:46:45] <gamax92> oh.
L1851[22:46:59] <gamax92> sugoi: is it
sdl_renderer_software by chance?
L1852[22:47:19] <sugoi> could be - who
were you workingwith on this?
L1853[22:47:23] <sugoi> i was just
testing it for you two
L1854[22:47:31] <sugoi> i dont remember
what was the goal
L1855[22:47:34] <gamax92> Kasen
L1856[22:47:43] <sugoi> i, personally,
like the "window"ness of it
L1857[22:47:59] <gamax92> it was randomly
full screening and grabbing the mouse or being the wrong
resolution, etc.
L1858[22:48:00] <sugoi> no longer having
to exit fullscreen, and window-right-side-clip it
L1859[22:48:06] <sugoi> yeah
L1860[22:48:14] <sugoi> so a non-scaling
window is JUST FINE
L1861[22:48:37] <gamax92> sugoi: go into
screen_sdl2 and replace the createRenderer line with "renderer
= SDL.createRenderer(window, -1, SDL.RENDERER_TARGETTEXTURE +
SDL.RENDERER_SOFTWARE)"
L1862[22:48:54] <gamax92> also go play
around with commenting lines in that "Attempt to fix random
issues on Windows 64bit" block
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L1865[22:49:47] <sugoi> +software does
not scale
L1866[22:50:04] <sugoi> i.e. no change in
behavior
L1867[22:50:47] <gamax92> well if I'm
keeping resize I'm going to have to put that on, otherwise I get
complete garbage around the terminal area
L1868[22:51:14] <sugoi> bah
L1869[22:51:22] <sugoi> i wish ^c wasn't
legacy "exit" for /bin/lua
L1870[22:51:24] <sugoi> this sucks
L1871[22:52:05] <sugoi> it always should
have been just ^d
L1872[22:52:07] <sugoi> meh
L1873[22:52:54] <gamax92> yeah no fuck
this, no resizing.
L1874[22:53:15] <gamax92> sorry Kasen,
you can just resort to your hack that forces windows to be
resizable
L1875[23:03:33] <greaser|q> it takes
about 1:20 to boot off a T1 stick of RAM off the floppy disk
now
L1876[23:03:37] <greaser|q> yay for
custom libcs
L1877[23:04:42] <gamax92> sugoi: heh, is
the super excessive output from ocemu at all helpful to you?
:P
L1878[23:05:58] <sugoi> no, i debug=true
:)
L1879[23:06:18] <sugoi> i mean,
false
L1880[23:06:22] <sugoi> :/
L1881[23:06:31] <sugoi> now that i know
about log, that's all i need :)
L1882[23:06:35] <greaser|q> this is
taking a while to load mandel.lua... but i now have more pages of
RAM on a T1 than i used to have on a T1.5 prior to moving to my own
libc
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L1884[23:07:07] <Kasen> gamax92, i
thought you fixed that thing with the ffi rebuild?
L1885[23:07:09] <greaser|q> still took
about 3 minutes to load the mandelbrot program off the disk
though
L1886[23:07:37] <gamax92> Kasen: no the
issue is that having the window be resizable makes no sense
L1887[23:07:44] <gamax92> and so I
removed it :)
L1888[23:07:49] <Kasen> oh right
L1889[23:07:50] <Kasen> why?
L1890[23:07:53] <Kasen> makes sense to
me
L1891[23:07:56] <greaser|q> in other
words, running lua on a T1 stick in ocmips has now been upgraded to
"impractical" from "what the fuck do you think
you're doing just stop it and rethink your life"
L1892[23:07:56] <gamax92> good for
you
L1893[23:08:05] <Kasen> i want the window
bigger, so i make it bigger
L1894[23:08:13] <Kasen> makes no sense to
not be resizeable
L1895[23:08:13] <sugoi> greaser|q: why do
you say "page of ram" and not just "ram"
L1896[23:08:31] <sugoi> or are we
pretending the oc env has "pages" too ?
L1897[23:08:37] <sugoi> what would our
page size be?
L1898[23:08:39] <gamax92> sugoi: each
page is 4KB
L1899[23:08:40] <greaser|q> 4KB
L1900[23:08:40] <sugoi> :)
L1901[23:08:48] <greaser|q> sugoi: OCMIPS
literally has pages now
L1902[23:08:50] <sugoi> according to
what? it's all emulated
L1903[23:08:52] <Saphire> :|
L1904[23:09:09] <greaser|q> the TLB size
on a MIPS R3000 with virtual memory support is 4KB
L1905[23:09:12] <Saphire> sugoi: pages is
a method of deviding a freaking RAM
L1906[23:09:22] <Saphire> isn't it?
L1907[23:09:26] <Saphire> *are
L1908[23:09:32] <sugoi> ...
L1909[23:09:39] <sugoi> why am i so often
misunderstood
L1910[23:09:41] <gamax92> Saphire: do you
words :P
L1911[23:09:48] <sugoi> i am quite aware
of what pages are
L1912[23:09:52] <Saphire> gamax92: yeah,
that was awful >_>
L1913[23:09:55] <Saphire> sugoi:
sorry
L1914[23:10:28] <sugoi> but what are
pages for oc?
L1915[23:10:40] <greaser|q> once again,
OCMIPS
L1916[23:10:41] <gamax92> sugoi: not for
oc, for ocmips
L1917[23:10:44] <Saphire> ^
L1918[23:10:49] <greaser|q> it's a mod
for OC that adds a MIPS CPU
L1919[23:10:54] <sugoi> ah
L1920[23:10:55] <sugoi> ok
L1921[23:11:01] <sugoi> thanks
L1922[23:11:04] <greaser|q> which i am
working on, although right now the only thing that really needs
work is the kernel and userland
L1923[23:11:17] <gamax92> hype
intensifies :)
L1924[23:11:34] <greaser|q> it took 1 day
to write the initial usermode-only emulator
L1925[23:11:48] <greaser|q> then one or
two to get it working in OC, one or two to get virtual memory
working
L1926[23:12:05] <greaser|q> this is
mostly a testament to the fact that MIPS is great
L1927[23:12:19] <greaser|q> ...yeah this
mandelbrot is taking fucking forever
L1928[23:12:46] <greaser|q> throw a 1MB
of RAM at it and it'll draw just fine, like, 5 lines of 159 chars
per second
L1929[23:12:50] <gamax92> oh right that's
what I wanted to ask you.
L1930[23:12:58] <gamax92> greaser|q: does
your component interface handle tables
L1931[23:13:04] <gamax92> and if not, do
you think it's necessary
L1932[23:13:12] <greaser|q> gamax92: at
the moment no, and i don't know of any components that *need*
it
L1933[23:13:27] <greaser|q> there is one
thing i do need to add support for though: blocks of a given size
of memory
L1934[23:15:12] <greaser|q> ok, T1.5 RAM
is still impractical, the brainfuck lua script is spitting out
chars... well, let's say it's 3 seconds per char or something
L1935[23:15:35] <greaser|q> on T2 it's
instantaneous
L1937[23:16:30] <greaser|q> ^ T1
RAM
L1938[23:16:39] <gamax92> greaser|q: what
if you align the code with the respective ascii character in
memory, maybe with a multiplier to gain space, and then you can
just jump to memory based on the instruction
L1939[23:16:51] <greaser|q> also
pictured: accurate RAM calculation
L1940[23:17:22] <greaser|q> gamax92: not
sure what you're talking about here
L1941[23:18:15] <gamax92> greaser|q: hmm
... thinking jump table is the correct term here.
L1942[23:19:10] <gamax92> nah, that
wouldn't be good, they're too spaced out
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L1945[23:20:03] <greaser|q> gamax92:
tempted to make it an option, but it's not going to be suitable for
T1 RAM... the real reason for it being painfully slow is it's
constantly reloading chunks of code off a floppy disk
L1946[23:20:38] <gamax92> greaser|q: does
it detect hotspots, trying to unload unused cold areas?
L1947[23:21:02] <greaser|q> gamax92: it
casually cycles through the page list
L1948[23:23:58] <greaser|q> another fun
thing: we have 64 TLBs, each TLB maps 4KB from a virtual address to
a physical address
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L1950[23:27:28] <greaser|q> 4KB * 64 =
256KB
L1951[23:27:37] <greaser|q> so if you
absolutely have to you can just use it as a page table
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L1954[23:47:21] <sugoi> heh, could
implement a LRU cache for your pages
L1955[23:47:27] <sugoi> for your
paging*
L1956[23:49:04] <sugoi> ha! found a trick
for /bin/lua exit on ^c
L1957[23:49:08] <sugoi> ^c returns
""
L1958[23:49:15] <sugoi> but [enter](no
input) returns "\n"
L1959[23:49:37] <gamax92> oh :P
L1960[23:49:41] <sugoi> tada! ^c
exited
L1961[23:50:01] <sugoi> gamax92: thanks
for testing
L1962[23:50:16] <sugoi> btw, i changed
the text of the lua start as well
L1963[23:50:19] <gamax92> sugoi: I'd
still make the message say , yeah.
L1964[23:50:21] <sugoi> to read
"Ctrl+D"
L1965[23:50:27] <sugoi> cool, we agree on
that
L1966[23:51:07] <sugoi> good, this is
much better than my other hack idea
L1967[23:51:20] <sugoi> term.read takes a
filter, and doesn't return if the filter rejects the input
L1968[23:51:28] <sugoi> well, it's either
a regex or a callback
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L1970[23:51:38] <sugoi> i was going to
inject a callback that would track HOW term.read returned
L1971[23:51:45] <sugoi> stupid hack
L1972[23:52:00] <sugoi> but as i was
prototyping it, i noticed [enter]'s return gives \n
L1973[23:52:05] <sugoi> anywho, yeah,
better this way
L1974[23:55:39] <gamax92> eyy there we
go.