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L7[00:36:01] <gamax92> vifino?
L8[00:39:52] <ping> gamax92?
L9[00:48:58] <Saphire> ping?
L10[00:49:51] <Dashkal> Saphire?
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L12[01:03:18] <gamax92> #lua
math.sqrt(10113728)
L13[01:03:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3180.2087981766
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L15[01:08:31] <gamax92> #lua
math.sqrt(10113728/3)
L16[01:08:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1836.0944057065
L17[01:23:09] <gamax92> #lua
10113728/(1100*1100*3)
L18[01:23:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2.7861509641873
L19[01:23:20] <gamax92> #lua
(1100*1100*3)/10113728
L20[01:23:21] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.35891809627469
L21[01:25:25] <gamax92> #lua
(1100*1100*3)/10113728*44100
L22[01:25:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
15828.288045714
L23[01:27:44] <gamax92> wow, doesn't sound
that bad.
L24[01:29:14] <Saphire> Hm?
L25[01:30:59] <gamax92> Funky sampling
rates :p
L26[01:35:43] <greaser|q> ok, the current
MMIO API is a pile of shit and is causing me no end of grief so i'm
looking into trying to slap together an API parsing syntax
L27[01:36:15] <greaser|q> the plus side of
this is i can also make e.g. gpu.getResolution output as ints
instead of fucking floats
L28[01:37:06] <Stary2001> fun
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L31[01:56:57] <Saphire> Fun \o/
L32[01:57:34] <vifino> gamax92: Yes?
L33[01:57:42] *
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L34[01:58:06] *
Lizzy 's eyes flutter open
L35[01:58:58] <greaser|q> i fixed a bug
which revealed another bug
L36[01:59:08] <greaser|q> the bug that was
fixed was that the foreground wasn't being set
L37[01:59:16] <greaser|q> the bug that was
there was it was setting the colour to black
L38[02:00:46] <greaser|q> oh shit there's
another bug
L39[02:00:55] <greaser|q> *(volatile char
**)0xBFFF00288 = tmpbuf;
L40[02:00:58] <greaser|q> ^ spot the
bug.
L41[02:01:10] <greaser|q> hint, this isn't
a 64-bit system
L42[02:01:43] <Stary2001> extra 0?
L43[02:01:58] <Stary2001> because that var
is 36 bits long :D
L44[02:02:08] <Stary2001>
s/var/pointer
L45[02:02:08] <MichiBot> <Stary2001>
because that pointer is 36 bits long :D
L46[02:04:35] <greaser|q> correct
L47[02:04:51] <greaser|q> next thing to fix
is i need to make it realise that what i'm feeding it is a fat
partition
L48[02:10:04] <greaser|q> also it wasn't an
extra 0, it was an extra F
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L52[02:19:01] <Kodos> mmmmm salad
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L54[02:46:21] <greaser|q> ok the main
reason it hasn't been detecting my FAT volume is because unmanaged
hard drives are cached
L55[02:46:29] <greaser|q> regardless of the
option that disables caching
L56[02:47:34] <greaser|q> just adding some
codepages in order for FAT to actually work
L57[02:49:34] <greaser|q> "no working
init found" lovely.
L58[02:50:44] <greaser|q> oh right, i
accidentally copied busybox as /sbin/busybox not /sbin/init
L59[02:57:25] <vifino> So.. Apparently
docker pull does not work without using a VPN on my local
connection.
L60[02:57:30] <vifino> Fun.
L61[02:57:57] <greaser|q> dammit are
unmanaged drives interleaved or something
L62[03:12:13] <greaser|q> ok, according to
these sector reads they are fine
L63[03:26:17] <greaser|q> i've confirmed
that the disk works, i just don't know why it can't find anything
on it (the directory entries are fine!):
https://i.imgur.com/fIbIUjk.png
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license i can redistribute the DLLs i get with this?
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L73[04:12:29] <Forecaster> why can't I bind
gpu card as a proxy? D:
L74[04:12:37] <Forecaster> it just says
"no such component"
L75[04:13:04] <julien> I am having problems
booting plan9k is there soomething special I need to do.. . EEPROM
or something
L76[04:14:36] <Forecaster> do I need the
entire address to bind a proxy?
L77[04:17:10] <julien> sorry I have 0 idea
but I would imagine so
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L82[04:17:53] <Forecaster> damn
L83[04:18:05] <Forecaster> what was the
command to get the whole address from a stub?
L84[04:18:21] <Vexatos> component.get
L85[04:18:34] <Vexatos> works with any
length of stub, 3 minimum is just recommended
L86[04:19:45] <Forecaster> ah yes, now it
works
L87[04:19:48] <julien> there is a get
address function. ... I cant remebller were off the top of my
head.. . but it exits
L88[04:19:50] <Forecaster> so you do need
the whole address
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L93[04:21:29] <julien> I am having problems
booting plan9k is there soomething special I need to do.. . EEPROM
or something
L94[04:21:55] <Lizzy> julien: the standard
Lua BIOS EEPROM should works
L95[04:21:57] <Lizzy> *work
L96[04:23:11] <Vexatos> Forecaster, with
three characters you already have 46656 different possibilities so
that's why 3 usually suffices :P
L97[04:23:22] <Vexatos> err no 4096
L98[04:23:25] <Vexatos> >_>
L99[04:23:58] <Lizzy> #lua 16*16*16
L100[04:23:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
4096
L101[04:24:16] <Lizzy> #lua 0xF
L102[04:24:16] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
15
L103[04:24:35] <julien> I am getting 06
_cowfs.lua something error then kernel panic
L104[04:25:47] <julien> side note I'm on
my mobile currently please forgive my slowness
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L139[09:20:13] <Dashkal> Mrh
L140[09:20:33] <Forecaster> someone is
starting a chainsaw :O
L141[09:25:10] <vifino> Forecaster: the
only chainsawy thing about Dashkal is the fact that he can kill
you.
L142[09:25:33] <Forecaster> close
enough
L143[09:27:00] <gamax92> silly
vifino
L144[09:27:31] <gamax92> chainsaws are
also used to make landscapes beautiful
L145[09:27:47] <gamax92> so Dashkal is
actually applying makeup to Forecaster
L146[09:28:20] <Forecaster> you'd probably
be better off killing me :P
L147[09:31:22] <Lizzy> na, we need you
alive
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L153[09:41:40] <vifino> WOOHOO
L154[09:41:55] <vifino> My processor
finally got RMA'd after months!
L155[09:42:12] <vifino> Only took like 4
months
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L157[09:48:43] *
vifino curls up on Lizzy and purrs happily
L159[09:50:38] <gamax92> watch as the
server gets less and less responsive over time :3
L160[09:51:12] <Vexatos> holy
threadcount
L161[09:51:13] <Vexatos> what is
that
L162[09:51:24] <gamax92>
ComputerCraft
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L164[09:52:28] <Vexatos> 14/10
L165[09:52:33] <Vexatos> Cruor
approves
L166[09:56:37] <Cruor> what did i approve
now then
L167[09:56:58] <Michiyo> 5/7
L168[09:57:33] <alekso56> perfect
score
L169[09:57:44] <Vexatos> #js
L170[09:57:48] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
null
L171[09:57:51] <Vexatos> #js
[+!+[]]+[+[]]+[+!+[]+!+[]]+[+!+[]+!+[]+!+[]+!+[]]
L172[09:57:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"1024"
L173[09:57:57] <Vexatos> good job,
cruor
L174[09:58:13] <Vexatos> Cruor, the thread
count on gamax92's image
L175[09:58:18] <Cruor> thanks
L176[09:58:24] <Cruor> i have mastered the
arts of js
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L178[10:01:20] <gamax92> But did Cruor
ever look at the image>
L179[10:01:36] <gamax92> Find out next
time on This-Show-Is-Canceled!
L180[10:03:00] <Cruor> i opened it
:I
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L182[10:03:14] <Cruor> what am i looking
at :I
L183[10:03:31] <Dashkal> It was a failed
chainsaw start I think. Fell asleep again.
L184[10:04:15] *
vifino goes near Dashkal with a cup of coffee
L185[10:04:17] <Vexatos> Cruor, look at
the thread count
L186[10:04:20] *
vifino pours it over Dashkal
L187[10:04:23] <Vexatos> in the bottom
right graph
L188[10:04:23] <vifino> Now you're
awake.
L189[10:04:29] <Dashkal> !
L190[10:04:35] <Cruor> thats nice
L191[10:04:41] <Vexatos> JVM threads
:D
L192[10:04:45] <Dashkal> Yes, yes I
am....
L193[10:04:49] <Cruor> looks like rip in
pieces
L194[10:04:50] <gamax92> does vifino bathe
in coffee now?
L195[10:05:10] <Dashkal> Ok, you're too
adorable for the chainsaw ...
L196[10:05:19] *
DeanIsaKitty hands Dashkal a nice cup of steaming hot
espresso
L197[10:05:28] <Dashkal> Mmmmm
L198[10:05:51] <Vexatos> Cruor, gamax92
said it's CC :3
L199[10:06:04] <Cruor> dont doubt it
:I
L200[10:06:23] <gamax92> Cruor is like,
Why are they showing me this, I already know CC is bad
L201[10:06:46] <Vexatos> Nah
L202[10:06:56] <Vexatos> I am just
randomly pinging him about random things in random channels
today
L203[10:07:00] <Vexatos> it's ping-cruor
day
L204[10:07:09] <Vexatos> Did it in #vazkii
too
L205[10:07:21] <Vexatos> because he
randomly pings me all the time :D
L206[10:07:25] <vifino> Dashkal: I am
*not* adorable.
L207[10:07:33] <vifino> I just poured hot
coffee over you.
L208[10:07:36] <alekso56> gamax92: he
needs arrows and red circles to grab his attention.
L209[10:08:08] <Dashkal> Evil and adorable
do not exclude each other
L210[10:08:12] <CompanionCube> vifino is
very much adorable
L211[10:08:22] <vifino> .-.
L212[10:08:23] <Cruor> #js
(![]+[])[+!+[]]
L213[10:08:24] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"a"
L214[10:08:30] <Cruor> basicly mastered js
at this point
L215[10:08:31] <gamax92> I think vifino is
also adorable
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L217[10:08:39] <gamax92> Cruor: ;-; da
fak
L218[10:08:49] <CompanionCube> Cruor, is
that JSFuck
L220[10:08:57] <Cruor> yea
L221[10:09:01] <Cruor> though im writing
it manualy :p
L222[10:09:14] <vifino> CompanionCube: I
am not adorable.
L223[10:09:18] <vifino> gamax92: I am not
adorable.
L224[10:09:27] *
CompanionCube cuddles vifino
L225[10:09:28] <Cruor> :I kawaiii
L226[10:09:29] <CompanionCube> yes you
are
L227[10:09:31] <gamax92> you are, silly
<3
L228[10:09:31] <alekso56> ..
adowaabble
L229[10:09:31] <vifino> Dashkal: I am not
adorable and only evil sometimes.
L230[10:09:34] <AlissaSquared> is vifino
being adorable by saying how adorable he isn't :3
L231[10:09:39] <gamax92> yus
L232[10:09:45] <Dashkal> Yes
L233[10:09:45] <AlissaSquared> how
adorable
L234[10:09:49] <vifino> .---.
L235[10:09:52] <Michiyo> Dawwwww
L236[10:10:00] <alekso56> *petpet*
L237[10:10:10] *
Lizzy giggles and pets vifino
L238[10:10:18] <vifino> Why do you all say
I'm adorable? ;_;
L239[10:10:24] <Lizzy> you are adorable,
there's no way of getting out of it
L240[10:10:25] *
vifino purrs
L241[10:10:28] <Michiyo> Cause you
are!
L242[10:10:40] <alekso56> because it
annoys you :p
L243[10:10:47] <Michiyo> A bit of that too
^ :P
L244[10:11:18] <vifino> .-.
L245[10:11:28] <Temia> As you're a catboy,
it kind of comes with the territory
L246[10:12:27] <CompanionCube> does that
mean vifi has a tail
L247[10:12:58] <Temia> ... owo
L248[10:13:00] <alekso56> amoo?
L249[10:13:11] <vifino> .-.
L250[10:13:12] <Temia> Hm?
L251[10:13:34] <gamax92> Local minotaur
goes amoooo~
L252[10:13:40] <alekso56> Temia: You must
be experienced in cute owo.
L253[10:14:46] <Temia> I am!'
L254[10:15:14] <Temia> And I can safely
say Vifino is cute as a button.
L255[10:15:18] *
Temia cheekpinch.
L256[10:15:28] *
alekso56 pushes button. OWO
L257[10:16:37] <vifino> '.'
L258[10:20:03] <DeanIsaKitty> ^^
L259[10:20:27] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty:
Don't. Say. It.
L260[10:20:36] <DeanIsaKitty> vifino:
You
L261[10:20:38] <DeanIsaKitty> Are
L262[10:20:43] <DeanIsaKitty>
Adooooooraaable
L263[10:20:51] <vifino> .-----.
L265[10:20:56] <Lizzy> :3
L266[10:21:10] <Lizzy> i need to make arch
turn on my numpad at bootup
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L268[10:21:13] <Vexatos> YOU ARE A DOOR,
ABEL
L270[10:21:57] <g> Lay it on,
DeanIsaKitty, lay it on thick
L272[10:22:06] <DeanIsaKitty> Shut up g
:P
L274[10:22:27] <vifino> You are all idiots
.--.
L275[10:22:40] <DeanIsaKitty> I'm a
kitty
L276[10:22:48] <Lizzy> that doesn't change
the fact that you're adorable
L277[10:22:55] *
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L278[10:22:59] *
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L279[10:28:07] *
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L280[10:29:01] *
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L282[10:30:20] <Vexatos> inb4 cat fight
between vifino and DeanIsaKitty
L283[10:30:54] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos:
inb4 I slice your face open
L284[10:31:08] <Vexatos> Did you forget? I
am a robot
L285[10:31:08] <Vexatos> D:
L286[10:31:38] <vifino> Vexatos: no, we
like each other a lot.
L287[10:31:49] <vifino> plus I'm too
lazy.
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L291[10:33:43] <Temia> There is apparently
a package just for that, Lizzy
L293[10:34:00] <Temia> numlockx
L294[10:34:06] <Lizzy> ah, oh cool
L295[10:34:43] <Lizzy> so there is
L296[10:34:45] <Lizzy> cool
L297[10:34:47] <Lizzy> thanks Temia
L298[10:34:56] <alekso56> *u*
L299[10:37:38] <Lizzy> lol my laptop only
has 19 tasks and the only one running constantly is htop
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L304[11:07:15] <Noire> Hi all
L305[11:07:25] <sugoi_payonel> o/
L306[11:07:41] <Noire> strange error
occured: OC filesystem failed to construct or wrong node, ignoring
NBT filesystem data read...
L307[11:07:55] <Noire> does anyone know
whats the deal? O_o
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L311[11:14:58] <Dashkal> Sorry, never seen
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L318[11:22:37] <alekso56> that moment when
you go to youtube to watch a few vids, and you are in the
recommended box .-.
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L321[11:25:01] <Vexatos> what are those
tiny meals
L322[11:25:21] <Vexatos> over here you get
a normal plate full for €1.30 .-.
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L324[11:25:41] <AntheusPhone> $2.45
USD
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L328[11:29:25] <Michiyo> Damn it.. now I'm
hungry
L329[11:29:51] <Vexatos> AntheusPhone,
poor you
L330[11:31:25] <Dashkal> Has latte
L331[11:31:30] <alekso56> ohhhbooyy,
opening up my old youtube account is always glorious
http://cax.no/dl
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L340[12:01:41] <sugoi_payonel> o/
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L345[12:18:07] <Sangar> o/
L346[12:19:01] <vifino> \o
L347[12:21:47] <Dashkal> o/
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L349[12:25:03] <sugoi_payonel> \-o-/
L350[12:25:04] <sugoi_payonel> pew
pew
L351[12:25:23] <DeanIsaKitty> Sangar:
Useless sock, where have you been the last week? .-.
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L358[12:26:36] <Forecaster> sugoi_payonel:
your tie-fighter's got bent wings
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L361[12:27:17] <sugoi_payonel> it's
modified for in-atmo flight
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L371[12:32:39] <Lennart> darn, tried using
2 OC gpu's in SLI, didn't improve screen write times, bottleneck
for max writes lies with the screen and not the gpu :(
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L387[12:33:48] <^v> Oh noes! portlane
split 3:
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L389[12:34:59] <vifino> Lennart: There...
is no SLI in OC.
L390[12:35:17] <Lennart> I know, but I
bound 2 gpus to the same screen
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L392[12:36:00] <Lennart> to see if
alternatingly setting would increase screen update times
L393[12:36:04] <MatthiasM2> is it valid
for Environment.node() to return null ?
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L412[12:43:00] <Lennart> different gpu's
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L431[12:58:25] <Michiyo> they gave us free
stuff, AND a $20 shipping upgrade for free cause of issues with
lost packages.
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L436[13:04:18] <sugoi_payonel> LUA
L437[13:04:19] <EnderBot2> It's Lua, not
LUA. Name, not an acronym
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L440[13:05:26] <Sangar> DeanIsaKitty, last
week? here a couple of times, also finishing the 189 port and such.
why? :P
L441[13:05:57] <DeanIsaKitty> I like
talking to you. Also I wanted to call you an useless sock :P
L442[13:06:15] <Sangar> how nice of you
:P
L443[13:06:34] <DeanIsaKitty> I'm *always*
nice to you ;)
L444[13:06:52] *
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L446[13:07:03] <Sangar> welp
L447[13:07:10] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty and
Sangar, sitti-- Nevermind.
L448[13:07:14] *
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L449[13:07:26] <DeanIsaKitty> Sangar: Can
I shoot vifino? Please?
L450[13:07:33] <Sangar> with what?
L451[13:07:39] <vifino> A banana!
L452[13:07:40] <DeanIsaKitty> A
shotgun
L453[13:07:47] <Sangar> shooting
what?
L454[13:07:48] <MatthiasM2> is it valid
for Environment.node() to return null ?
L455[13:07:52] <vifino> A banana!
L456[13:08:09] <Sangar> MatthiasM2, pretty
sure it is
L457[13:08:14] <MatthiasM2> thanks
L458[13:08:17] <DeanIsaKitty> Sangar: I
would aim for the head but that's empty, so probably waist area.
Hit em where it hurts
L459[13:08:28] <vifino> ...
L460[13:08:40] <Sangar> let me clarify:
what kind of ammunition would the shotgun use
L461[13:08:49] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty:
Don't get too insulting, dear.
L462[13:08:50] <DeanIsaKitty> Slugs most
likely
L463[13:08:51] <Vexatos> Sangar, it is
now™
L464[13:08:59] <Vexatos> ever since an NPE
has been caused :P
L465[13:09:14] <Sangar> :X
L466[13:09:54] <MatthiasM2> Vexatos:
?
L467[13:09:58] <Vexatos> Sangar, idea from
mallrat208: edible computer chips
L468[13:10:07] <DeanIsaKitty> Sangar:
Please?
L469[13:10:07] <mallrat208> Noo
L470[13:10:09] <Sangar> Vexatos, so,
nanomachines?
L471[13:10:27] <Sangar> DeanIsaKitty, what
material are the slugs made of?
L472[13:10:32] <Vexatos> No that's a
drink
L473[13:10:34] <Vexatos> I am talking
food
L474[13:10:34] <sugoi_payonel> Sangar: did
you see the cool PR :) ?
L475[13:10:36] <MatthiasM2> Sangar:
lead
L476[13:10:39] <DeanIsaKitty> Sangar:
seriously? <.<
L477[13:10:47] <Sangar> DeanIsaKitty,
seriously
L478[13:10:52] <vifino> Sangar:
Marshmellows.
L479[13:10:54] <Sangar> if what MatthiasM2
said, no :P
L480[13:10:56] <vifino> Marshmellow
slugs.
L481[13:10:59] <Sangar> if what vifino
said, yes :P
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L483[13:11:19] <DeanIsaKitty> Sangar,
vifino I hate both of you >.<
L484[13:11:24] <Sangar> sugoi_payonel, i
saw the pr, yes! will give it a try... maybe today? :3
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L486[13:11:28] <vifino> Marshmellow slugs
to shoot a banana with a banana shotgun.
L487[13:11:34] <Sangar> DeanIsaKitty, the
feeling is mutual <3
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L489[13:11:43] <sugoi_payonel> Sangar:
coo
L490[13:11:45] <Lizzy> ohai Sangar
L491[13:11:48] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty: Aww,
I know you love me, don't worry :P
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L493[13:11:51] <Sangar> ohai Lizzy
L494[13:11:56] <DeanIsaKitty> Sangar: Shut
up <.<
L495[13:12:10] <sugoi_payonel> also, the
prototype for multi-terms and separate process stacks?
L496[13:12:14] *
Sangar shuts DeanIsaKitty up
L497[13:12:30] *
DeanIsaKitty ruins Sangar's face with some claw
strikes
L498[13:12:45] *
Sangar takes off face, puts on new one
L499[13:13:03] <sugoi_payonel> the
prototype shows how you can have windows and tab between them, a
complete shell in each
L500[13:13:12] <vifino> well, that was
awkward.
L501[13:13:17] <sugoi_payonel> even if the
shell makes coroutines and event pulls and such
L502[13:13:28] <Sangar> sugoi_payonel,
awesome
L503[13:13:28] <sugoi_payonel> hint: it
leverages the pipes lib made for popen :)
L505[13:13:44] *
Sangar moves yaw, adjusting new face some more
L506[13:13:49] <Sangar> *jaw
L507[13:13:53] *
vifino pets Temia
L508[13:13:53] <Sangar> too much rotations
recently
L509[13:13:56] <sugoi_payonel> Sangar: it
was mainly to show mpmxyz that multi-term is possible with the new
term even tho the new term isn't multi-term on its own
L510[13:14:05] *
Temia leans into Vifino's arms and tailswishes <3
L511[13:14:40] <Sangar> sugoi_payonel,
glad to hear it is :) sounds good, more modular
L512[13:16:05] <Lizzy> !flags
L513[13:16:39] <Lizzy> !flags
sugoi_payonel +Verv
L514[13:16:39] -zsh-
Lizzy set flags
+Verv on
sugoi.
L515[13:16:39]
zsh sets mode: +v on sugoi_payonel
L516[13:16:42] <DeanIsaKitty>
sugoi_payonel: Welcome to the cool kids' club <3
L517[13:16:50] <sugoi_payonel>
oh.my.gosh
L518[13:16:57] <g> *Mario level up
sound*
L519[13:16:58] *
DeanIsaKitty hugs sugoi_payonel
L520[13:16:58] <sugoi_payonel> \o/
L521[13:17:03] <Sangar> haha
L522[13:17:10] *
Lizzy goes back to stabbing audio servers
L523[13:17:21] <Sangar> congrats, you now
have a blue circle!
L524[13:17:30] *
sugoi_payonel sees unused points from level-up
L525[13:17:41] <sugoi_payonel> i always
keep those for way too long, not committing to some rpg spec
L526[13:17:51] <DeanIsaKitty> Go for
intelligence :P
L527[13:17:59] <sugoi_payonel> :)
L528[13:18:14] <Sangar> haha, i'm also a
hoarder of upgrade points
L529[13:18:23] <DeanIsaKitty> Or
MoreCommitsAndContributions. Thats a real teamplayer though
:P
L530[13:18:35] <sugoi_payonel> haha
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L532[13:18:42] <sugoi_payonel> working
mostly on ocdoc lately
L533[13:19:05] *
Sangar gives sugoi_payonel the whole cookie jar
L534[13:19:08] <DeanIsaKitty> Sangar: I
should probably have like at least one random commit in OC to
justify my existance... <.<
L535[13:19:56] <Sangar> eh, justification
is overrated :P but feel free to fix something or adopt one of them
tagged issues ;)
L536[13:20:06] <Sangar> (or two, or three,
or...)
L537[13:20:29] *
Dashkal mutters
L538[13:20:37] <Dashkal> Work is too close
to my hobby project. I wanna work on it...
L539[13:20:43] <SkySom> four, thirteen,
one hundred
L540[13:20:46] <SkySom> some number
L541[13:21:27] <Sangar> Dashkal, what's
the hobby project?
L542[13:22:24] <Dashkal> I haven't given
up on my λ calculus OC arch.
L543[13:22:33] <Dashkal> And I've learned
some new tricks since my last attempt
L544[13:22:49] <Sangar> ohhh
L545[13:23:24] <Dashkal> Problem is, I'm
writing a language in my day job, so too close for comfort.
L546[13:23:53] <Sangar> that's a cool day
job :)
L547[13:25:59] <Dashkal> I love it
:D
L548[13:26:53] <Sangar> gah, why doesn't
intellij's autoupdate work .-. it downloads the patch, then
restarts without installing the patch
L549[13:27:02] <Dashkal> Tell me about
it.
L550[13:27:22] <Dashkal> That said, I
often ignore updates. It's whack-a-mole with idea updates if it'll
start choking to death on my code or not. So I stop on versions
that don't do that.~
L551[13:27:40] <Kubuxu> We need Scheme
architecture.
L552[13:27:43] <Sangar> haha
L553[13:27:52] <Sangar> Kubuxu, make it
so
L554[13:28:03] <Dashkal> A Scheme arch
would be a cool project. You should pick it up.
L555[13:28:11] <Dashkal> Not even kidding.
Someone should definitely do a Lisp.
L556[13:28:46] <sugoi_payonel> that
thoundth thupid
L557[13:28:52] <DeanIsaKitty> Dashkal:
Shut up already :<
L558[13:29:42] <Dashkal> Never
L559[13:29:43] <Sangar> oh my, cursor
support in the shell?
L560[13:29:50] <Sangar> as in mouse
L561[13:29:53] *
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L563[13:29:58] <Sangar> that didn't work
before did it?
L564[13:30:10] <DeanIsaKitty> Dashkal,
wanna test out how well your arms and my claws mix?
L565[13:30:14] <sugoi_payonel> Sangar: --
i don't remember :) haha
L566[13:30:18] <sugoi_payonel> but thought
it should be good
L567[13:30:19] <Dashkal> We already know.
You end up with bloddy fur.
L568[13:30:28] <sugoi_payonel> the way i
built term this time made that easy
L569[13:30:41] <sugoi_payonel> also,
notice the vertical scrolling! :)
L570[13:30:45] *
DeanIsaKitty casually scratches Dashkal's right arm
L571[13:30:50] *
Dashkal bleeds on DeanIsaKitty
L572[13:31:01] <sugoi_payonel> for gamax's
irc client, we need horizontal scroll still, so one can call
term.read({nowrap=true})
L573[13:31:08] *
DeanIsaKitty rubs bloody fur against Sangar
L574[13:31:12] <Sangar> ohhh
L575[13:31:14] <sugoi_payonel> also, 30k
free on tier 1 ram boot
L576[13:31:23] <Sangar> huh. that'll need
getting used to :X
L577[13:31:25] <sugoi_payonel> also, wide
char support is solid
L578[13:31:28] <Sangar> awesome
L579[13:31:47] <sugoi_payonel> would
prefer the old horizontal scroll be default?
L580[13:31:49] *
Sangar gets out sponge and soap, eyes DeanIsaKitty
L581[13:31:54] <DeanIsaKitty> 0.0
L582[13:31:58] *
DeanIsaKitty runs
L583[13:32:09] <sugoi_payonel> i...would
vote for vertical
L584[13:32:12] *
sugoi_payonel hides
L585[13:32:26] *
DeanIsaKitty jumps on sugoi_payonel's head
L586[13:32:27] <Sangar> sugoi_payonel,
it's just what i was used to, but i think it's kinda nice this way,
too. better overview
L587[13:32:32] *
Dashkal regenerates and stops bleeding.
L588[13:32:58] <Dashkal> I wonder what I
did to my fonts that _ stopped appearing on this terminal
>.>
L589[13:33:02] <Sangar> sugoi_payonel, now
add ctrl+left/right so i can close #1663 :P
L590[13:33:29] <sugoi_payonel> oh sure - i
was thinking about that, didn't realize it had an issue
already
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L592[13:33:47] <sugoi_payonel> that should
be fine, and i'll lazy load it for ram
L593[13:34:11] <Sangar> it's a new one.
and it's by soni, but it's one of the rare reasonable ones :P
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L595[13:34:25] <Mettaton_Fab> sup?
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L597[13:38:02] <Sangar> sugoi_payonel,
clicking doesn't seem to take vertical scroll into account?
L598[13:38:24] <sugoi_payonel> are you
seeing off-by-one type issues with which line it should be
on?
L599[13:38:27] <sugoi_payonel> in my
tests, that worked
L600[13:38:45] <sugoi_payonel> i can
retest and try what you're seeing
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L602[13:41:27] <Sangar> sec
L603[13:42:11] <Forecaster> :O someone got
voice!
L605[13:43:33] <Sangar> someone did. 'tis
a rare thing
L607[13:44:21] <g> this is very cool
L608[13:44:33] <sugoi_payonel> going to
start when clicking prompt line, and going to end when clicking
past, is by design
L609[13:44:43] <sugoi_payonel> but at the
end of the video, do i see it going to end when you clicked
above?
L610[13:44:58] <sugoi_payonel> do you want
clicks outside the line to be ignored?
L612[13:45:32] <greaser|q> Sangar:
unmanaged drives are just gzipped raw 512-bytes-per-sector LBA,
right?
L613[13:45:46] <greaser|q> i'm really
hoping they aren't interleaved
L614[13:46:11] <Sangar> sugoi_payonel, i
basically have to click the line one above to get to the correct
x/character
L615[13:46:26] <sugoi_payonel> and that
happened when you pushed past the bottom?
L616[13:46:31] <sugoi_payonel> ok, i'll
retest that area
L617[13:46:42] <Sangar> that's a soon as
the input spans two lines, yeah
L618[13:46:57] <sugoi_payonel> yep yep
okay
L619[13:47:02] <sugoi_payonel> i know the
area to review
L620[13:47:06] <Sangar> greaser|q, iirc
they are
L621[13:47:15] <Sangar> also ermgurd
L622[13:47:15] <sugoi_payonel> Sangar,
best PR tester in the multiverse
L623[13:47:28] <Sangar> i try :P
L624[13:47:33] <greaser|q> sweet... i
suspect the kernel's not picking up that yes, this is the fucking
root directory, stop thinking we have a ramfs
L625[13:47:59] <sugoi_payonel> Sangar:
your call -- we could fix mouse scroll placement along with
ctrl+movement
L626[13:48:18] <sugoi_payonel> mouse
cursor-clicks, is what i mean. this issue
L627[13:48:49] <Sangar> greaser|q, yeah,
just a default GZIPOutputStream the byte array gets dumped
into
L628[13:49:16] <Sangar> sugoi_payonel,
sure, no need to make an extra pr
L629[13:49:38] <Sangar> or i can just
merge that one and you can make a new one with the fixes, whichever
you prefer
L630[13:50:29] <sugoi_payonel> if the
current PR is good, i say take it. i'm starting on ctrl_movement
now, i'll throw in the mouse-cursor-click fix with it
L631[13:50:40] <sugoi_payonel> also, i've
signed an offer
L632[13:50:56] <sugoi_payonel> it's
actually a promotion over my old level
L633[13:51:04] <Sangar> okidoke. yeah,
aside from that i found no issues. by just messing around a bit
anyway :P
L634[13:51:06] <sugoi_payonel> so this
whole 10% layoff thing may actually turn out to be awesome
L635[13:51:18] <Sangar> oh?
L636[13:51:22] <Sangar> got a job?
L637[13:51:37] <sugoi_payonel> yeah,
they're checking with references today and tomorrow, i'd start in 3
weeks
L638[13:51:39] <sugoi_payonel> but
yep
L639[13:52:16] <Sangar> sounds like you're
looking forward to it ;) can you say where/what?
L640[13:55:23] <sugoi_payonel> i am
looking forward to it. i'll be working with video transcoding with
huge concurrent access and such
L641[13:55:55] <Sangar> wow, that's a
quite the change :D
L642[13:56:22] <sugoi_payonel> on some
level, not a lot. it's always been my area to optimize and make
stuff more concurrent
L643[13:57:28] <Sangar> ahh, i see. well
cool. looking forward to your contributions in the still relatively
new field of livestreaming to oc ;)
L644[13:57:35] <sugoi_payonel>
hahaha
L645[13:57:37] <sugoi_payonel> :)
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L647[14:00:25] <Mettaton_Fab> sup?
L648[14:00:39] <sugoi_payonel>
Mettaton_Fab: hello
L649[14:00:53] <Sangar> let's see if the
computer survives longer this time :X
L650[14:00:54] <Mettaton_Fab> Oh yes
L651[14:01:21] <Sangar> welcome
welcome
L652[14:01:33] <Mettaton_Fab> stop the
time to see the magic
L653[14:02:12] <Mettaton_Fab> what does
the new update include?
L654[14:03:34] <sugoi_payonel> mouse-click
movement fixed
L655[14:05:18] <Sangar> weee
L656[14:05:26] <Sangar> Mettaton_Fab,
which update of what?
L657[14:07:08] <Stary2001> greaser|q:
magic.
L658[14:07:34] <Vexatos> Sangar, properly
updating server racks when
L659[14:08:05] <Sangar> Vexatos, looking
into it. trying to figure out why it works in 17 but not in
18
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L663[14:11:06] <Sangar> the swarm is a
beehousing? ^.-
L664[14:11:11] <greaser|q> when you say
properly updating do you mean that when you yank out the one stick
of ram in it when it's running it doesn't notice and therefore it
won't crash on you and therefore you can't debug it?
L666[14:12:16] <Alissa> made a working
IRCCloud icon thinger
L667[14:12:34] <Sangar> greaser|q, no, in
18 they currently don't re-render when removing/adding
mountables
L668[14:12:40] <Vexatos> Sangar,
way3gud
L669[14:12:44] <greaser|q> ah righty
L670[14:12:50] ***
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L671[14:13:31] <greaser|q> with ocmips
it's important that when you yank out enough RAM the system
crashes, it's so you can work out where something has frozen
L672[14:13:53] <greaser|q> although it's
no way near as good as a proper kernel panic... provided it doesn't
spam the shit out of the console
L673[14:14:16] <Sangar> mhm. there is the
recomputeMemory thing, right? could force a crash from that i
think?
L674[14:14:50] <vifino> /forcecrash
allthings
L675[14:15:37] *
Alissa forcecrashes vifino
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L677[14:16:00] *
vifino brutally murders Alissa
L678[14:16:03] <greaser|q> that's what i
do, it works fine with regular comps but not servers
L679[14:16:06] <Alissa> kinky
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L681[14:20:35] <DeanIsaKitty> Also my
dad's learning programming (with VB) and its so incredible cute
^^
L682[14:21:31] <Sangar> greaser|q, i see.
hrmm. open an issue?
L683[14:21:38] <Alissa> My dad can't
fizzbuzz in any language yet he still claims that he's a
"developer" for HP
L684[14:21:45] <Alissa> and even put it on
LinkedIn >_>
L685[14:22:16] <gamax92> congrats
sugoi_payonel, you've been promoted
L686[14:22:23] <Alissa> He even has the
manuals for all the software he's supposed to use /unopened/ in a
box in his room
L687[14:22:25] <sugoi_payonel> in irl AND
in oc :)
L688[14:23:20] <Sangar> haha
L689[14:23:47] <gamax92> and Dean has
claws
L690[14:23:51] <sugoi_payonel> ok for ctrl
movement
L691[14:23:55] <CompanionCube> actual
kernel panic when?
L692[14:23:58] <sugoi_payonel> what really
constitutes a "Word" ?
L693[14:24:16] <gamax92> sugoi_payonel:
I'm sure there's source code that defines this irl
L694[14:24:17] <Forecaster> anything not
separated by a whitespace
L695[14:24:20] <sugoi_payonel> is it only
[a-zA-Z0-9_] ? or .. anything not whitespace?
L696[14:24:31] <DeanIsaKitty> Anything not
whitespace
L698[14:24:39] <Sangar> greaser|q,
thanks
L699[14:24:40] <sugoi_payonel> so ...
consider
L700[14:24:46] <DeanIsaKitty>
sugoi_payonel: We have unicode support, so ... yeah
L701[14:24:47] <gamax92> sugoi_payonel:
also what is this ctrl movement you're referring to?
L702[14:24:57] <sugoi_payonel> %>cmd
args -foo +1 --bar=100
L703[14:25:11] <sugoi_payonel> we'd
consider -foo a word? and --bar=100 a word?
L704[14:25:20] <Forecaster> yes
L705[14:25:20] <sugoi_payonel> and +1? so
whitespace is the only delim?
L706[14:25:21] <Sangar> gamax92, word-wise
jumping
L707[14:25:38] <sugoi_payonel> k, just
checking with y'all
L708[14:25:40] <gamax92> It doesn't work
for me :|
L709[14:25:55] <sugoi_payonel> gamax92:
how so?
L710[14:26:02] <DeanIsaKitty>
sugoi_payonel: No, linux shell consider -_=+ etc
"whitespace"
L711[14:26:11] <gamax92> It just puts
";5C;5D"
L712[14:26:40] <sugoi_payonel>
DeanIsaKitty: yeah that's what i was wondering about, i never use
word jumping (i should!)
L713[14:26:45] <Sangar> sugoi_payonel,
testing in a few editors, a common denominator seems to be
"stop at a change from alphanumeric to anything else; also
stop at change from anything to whitespace"
L714[14:26:45] <gamax92> and ctrl-shift
puts ";6C;6D"
L715[14:26:49] <sugoi_payonel>
DeanIsaKitty: is there a complete list i could ref?
L716[14:26:59] <DeanIsaKitty>
sugoi_payonel: I'll have a look :)
L717[14:27:18] <Forecaster> I prefer just
whitespaces
L718[14:27:21] <sugoi_payonel> ok but i'll
make this solution scalable in case we find more delim
types/rules
L719[14:27:44] <sugoi_payonel> Forecaster:
while i hear you, my purpose in
linux-as-possible-or-reasonable
L720[14:27:48] <gamax92> not working in
xterm either ...
L721[14:27:51] <sugoi_payonel> is*, not
in
L722[14:27:56] <Forecaster> why?
L723[14:28:00] <MatthiasM2> is there an
"IDE" for Lua which has auto completion or something like
that (in OC or externally) ?
L724[14:28:06] <sugoi_payonel> gamax92:
ctrl movement is more an ide thing, in bash there is a different
hot key for it
L725[14:28:12] <gamax92> well, it doesn't
put the ;5C and ;5D on the linux terminal, but it just moves one
character
L726[14:28:49] <sugoi_payonel> gamax92:
try alt+b or alt+f
L727[14:29:09] <gamax92> alt-b works,
alt-f triggers my menu
L728[14:29:12] <greaser|q> S=2, A=3,
A+S=4, C=5, C+S=6, C+A=7, C+A+S=8
L729[14:29:25] <greaser|q> ^ that's the
convention
L730[14:29:28] <greaser|q> at least
afaik
L731[14:29:38] <gamax92> alt-b and alt-f
put weird characters in xterm
L732[14:29:59] <gamax92> works in linux
terminal though
L733[14:30:15] <sugoi_payonel> gamax92: so
soni asked for ctrl+arrow_key to do word jumps
L734[14:30:20] <gamax92> oh, Soni
L736[14:31:47] <greaser|q> good proposal
but if he decides to be an obnoxious prick about it consider
implementing a vi mode instead
L737[14:31:54] <gamax92> please no
L738[14:31:56] <greaser|q> otherwise, go
ahead
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L740[14:34:33] <sugoi_payonel> hmm, : is
an illegal char in windows filesystem
L741[14:34:46] <sugoi_payonel> can someone
with openos 1.6, on a non-windows fs, test something for me?
:)
L742[14:35:06] <CompanionCube> vi mode is
overrated
L743[14:35:18] <vifino> CompanionCube: get
out.
L744[14:35:29] <DeanIsaKitty>
sugoi_payonel: The readline library (bash shell) uses isalnum()
from ctype.h. That function depends on the set locale. I think the
most reasonable choice would be to act as if the C locale was set.
Want specific characters?
L746[14:35:49] <CompanionCube> vifino,
nope
L747[14:36:04] <Sangar> so in oc : is
among other things illegal on all oses :P
L748[14:36:10] <sugoi_payonel> Sangar:
ok
L749[14:36:34] <sugoi_payonel>
DeanIsaKitty: good find, thanks
L750[14:36:51] <DeanIsaKitty>
Alternatively of course use en_US.utf8, especially since OpenOS
does kinda sorta support Unicode. :P
L751[14:36:55] <sugoi_payonel> Forecaster:
why linux-like shell?
L752[14:37:00] <Sangar> it was the most
sane solution to keep things uniform regardless of host os
iirc
L753[14:37:45] <DeanIsaKitty> MatthiasM2:
Yes, an eclipse based one and one seperate project. But you would
probably have to write some if not all the completion sources
yourself.
L754[14:37:48] <sugoi_payonel>
DeanIsaKitty: "sorta" :) yes, sorta. but, just psa - most
of the time spent on the new term was to nail down widechar
support
L755[14:37:58] <Forecaster> sugoi_payonel:
yeah
L756[14:38:36] <DeanIsaKitty>
sugoi_payonel: Want me to get a whole chart of what Bash would
consider a word breaking char on en_US.utf8?
L757[14:38:41] <Magik6k> Haven't been
there for a while, mostly due to porting oc to real life, and it
looks like greaser|q is now porting real life to oc :D
L758[14:38:49] <Magik6k> Also, o/
L759[14:38:52] <greaser|q> sup
L760[14:38:54] <DeanIsaKitty> Magik6k:
Sounds about right :P
L761[14:38:58] <sugoi_payonel> Forecaster:
because that is the best comparison to work from. we do some things
Lua or OpenOS like at times, and choose on purpose to not follow
POSIX or linux-stuff
L762[14:39:06] <sugoi_payonel> Magik6k:
o/
L763[14:39:24] <Forecaster> sugoi_payonel:
what are you doing anyway? :P
L764[14:39:25] <sugoi_payonel>
DeanIsaKitty: if you find one, that'd be awesome
L765[14:39:32] <sugoi_payonel> Forecaster:
OpenOS
L766[14:39:37] <Sangar> ohai
Magik6k!
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L768[14:40:40] <Forecaster> It always
annoys me when it stops in the middle of a word instead of at the
next whitespace
L769[14:40:43] <greaser|q> i'm tempted to
give a presentation, probably to the internet by means of dumping a
video on youtube, although i haven't applied my master plan
yet
L770[14:40:48] <Forecaster> whenever I
word-jump
L771[14:41:44] <Sangar> greaser|q, is it
running java in the mips arch? :3
L772[14:41:45] <sugoi_payonel> Forecaster:
specific to your comment, what is "it"
L773[14:41:58] <greaser|q> Sangar: it
involves that ;)
L774[14:42:02] <Sangar> :O
L775[14:42:03] <Forecaster> anything that
has world jumping...
L776[14:42:10] <greaser|q> it'll be
fucking hard to pull off though
L777[14:42:19] <greaser|q> tempted to run
swap over nfs
L778[14:42:25] <Sangar> i believe in
you
L779[14:42:39] <gamax92> greaser|q: but
why not nbd?
L780[14:42:46] <greaser|q> not heard of
nbd
L781[14:42:50] <sugoi_payonel> Forecaster:
give a specific example that i may consider a "bad" jump
and consider your feedback better
L782[14:42:51] <gamax92> network block
device
L783[14:43:10] <Magik6k> ^ it even has
swap mode
L784[14:43:16] <greaser|q> that's probably
a better option
L785[14:43:43] <gamax92> there are servers
for practically anything now, windows, linux, osx, java, and I
think I've seen a python one too :P
L786[14:44:14] <gamax92> nbd client needs
kernel support though, obviously
L787[14:44:36] <greaser|q> not looked at
the code but if it's just any old block device it'll work
L788[14:44:48] <Stary2001> network block
device
L789[14:44:48] <Stary2001> so
L790[14:44:49] <Stary2001> ye
L791[14:44:50] <Stary2001> s
L792[14:44:50] <gamax92> you can swap over
nbd, works fine
L793[14:44:50] <Stary2001> \:D/
L794[14:44:52] <greaser|q> although i do
need to chuck the network layer back in
L795[14:45:54] <MatthiasM2> :(
L796[14:45:59] <Magik6k> btw, does anyone
know of multiplatform GUI lib for text rendering(or with direct
surface access) working in windowed mode and compiling on
musl(preferable not on GPL)?
L797[14:46:15] <Magik6k> and no, SDL 1.2
doesn't work on musl
L798[14:46:20] <MatthiasM2> in Java?
L799[14:46:25] <Magik6k> In C
L800[14:46:36] <MatthiasM2> no - I only
wrote one in Java (BSD license)
L801[14:47:00] <Magik6k> I'm not too keen
on static linking JVM into lupi
L802[14:47:24] <gamax92> :P
L803[14:47:26] <MatthiasM2> it's also
targeted at using OpenGL / game usage
L804[14:48:05] <greaser|q> what issues are
you getting when compiling SDL with musl?
L805[14:48:07] <Kubuxu> It is funny
because we can make 1:1 mapping UUID to IPv6 link-local
L806[14:48:10] <greaser|q> also does SDL 2
work?
L807[14:48:38] <gamax92> Magik6k: you
should do SDL2 for stealing all of your rendering code and putting
it in ocemu's sake
L808[14:49:01] <Magik6k> hmm, may
work
L809[14:49:19] <Magik6k> at least if it
will compile with musl
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L811[14:51:54] <DeanIsaKitty>
sugoi_payonel: I've found the unicode values&ranges that are
considered alphanum. Its a few many though :P
L812[14:51:55] <gamax92> Magik6k: I'm
pretty sure SDL2 works fine with musl but may crap out if you start
doing opengl things with glibc based drivers
L813[14:52:19] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty:
there's a custom utf8 library for lua that had support for things
like that
L814[14:52:30] <Magik6k> Oh, yeah that was
my issue with that
L815[14:52:51] <gamax92> Magik6k: but
software mode is a thing too
L816[14:53:49] <Magik6k> So if it won't be
able to dlopen libGL it won't crash and do fallback instead?
L817[14:53:59] <Kubuxu> or not
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L819[14:59:00] <gamax92> Magik6k: oh, I
don't know about that
L820[14:59:12] <gamax92> I just know SDL
has a Software Mode
L821[14:59:47] <gamax92> #lua
string.format("%02X", 0xAA+11)
L822[14:59:47] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
B5
L824[15:00:07] <Kubuxu> If UUID had one
letter less we could fit it into IPv6 link-local. :|
L825[15:00:17] <greaser|q> on a raspi you
DEFINITELY want software mode
L826[15:00:30] <gamax92> Kubuxu: you might
be in luck then, how many bits do you need
L827[15:00:49] <greaser|q> texture format
you want is SDL_PIXELFORMAT_RGB565
L828[15:01:01] <Kubuxu> I need UUID to
have 118 bits, normal Version 4 UUID has 122
L829[15:01:09] <gamax92> ahh
L830[15:01:19] <greaser|q> chop a letter
off anyway
L831[15:01:34] <gamax92> so you already
did the removal of the 4 and the 8-9-a-b :P
L832[15:01:44] <Kubuxu> Solution would be
to make networking ignore last letter.
L833[15:01:50] <Kubuxu> the simplest
solution
L834[15:04:41] <Sangar> greaser|q, re
memory crashing: recomputeMemory appears to get called correctly
even in servers; to clarify, removing ram doesn't automatically
crash a machine. if a lua computer does crash, that's most likely
because that lowers the ram to below what's used. what i meant
earlier is that you can just make the machine crash in your arch's
recomputeMemory (via machine.crash())
L835[15:05:00] <gamax92> machine.crash is
a thing :P
L836[15:05:05] <Sangar> it is :P
L838[15:06:34] <greaser|q> Sangar: i still
don't see the recomputeMemory method being called... then again i
have an older dev ver
L839[15:06:52] <Sangar> hmhm, maybe i
accidentally fixed it right now by fixing the rendering :X
L840[15:07:11] <Sangar> (was a missing
markDirty, so it's possible)
L841[15:07:19] <Sangar> grab latest and
try that please
L842[15:07:26] <Sangar> (also to make
sure, 1.8.9?)
L843[15:07:29] <greaser|q> 1.7.10
L844[15:07:31] <greaser|q> 1.6 i
think
L845[15:07:32] <Sangar> oh!
L846[15:07:41] <Sangar> lemme test
L848[15:08:53] <Sangar> hmm, also works in
1.7 for me. try updating anyway then, please :P
L849[15:11:40] <greaser|q> i'll do that
once i finally get this shit to behave or give up, whatever
happens
L850[15:12:18] <Sangar> never give up!
never surrender!
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L854[15:15:28] <Sangar> oh yeah, Vexatos,
rendering fixed
L855[15:15:37] <Vexatos> yays .-.
L856[15:16:05] <Sangar> also if you didn't
see, fixed requiring atlas texture
L857[15:16:17] <Vexatos> Sangar,
JustEnoughMarkDirty()
L858[15:16:26] <Sangar>
NeverEnoughMarkDirty()
L859[15:16:39] <Sangar> i blame 18's
threaded rendering :P
L860[15:16:41] <alekso56> lewd
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L863[15:26:46] <sugoi_payonel>
DeanIsaKitty: i'm going to simplify then. i'll just create a lookup
that we can append to later if we so choose. but whitespace and a
few common cli chars is a good start
L864[15:27:02] <sugoi_payonel> like
whitespace, +=-
L865[15:27:15] <sugoi_payonel> and
quotes
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L868[15:30:14] <gamax92> it's start, stop,
and steps
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L871[15:31:30] <gamax92> so (0x9, 0xD, 1)
-> 9 A B C D, but (0xA0, 0x1680, 5600) is obviously just 0xA0
and 0x1680, nothing in between :P
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L873[15:34:59] <greaser|q> ok fuck FAT i'm
going with ext2 again
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L875[15:35:45] <gamax92> greaser|q: :P
why?
L876[15:35:56] <greaser|q> it completely
and utterly refuses to work
L877[15:36:13] <greaser|q> either it
mounts and cannot find a fucking thing at all, or it doesn't mount
because i've given it flags to work around its bullshit
L878[15:36:24] <greaser|q> and apparently
it's strongly discourage to run linux on fat
L879[15:37:11] <gamax92> I'm not sure why
that's an apparently to you, it has no permissions support, and is
case insensitive
L880[15:37:29] <greaser|q> it should
theoretically be possible to still run things off it
L881[15:37:54] <DeanIsaKitty>
"Possible" and "a good idea" are not the
same.
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L883[15:40:39] <Kasen> indeed, so you'd
imagine it should at least boot
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L886[15:42:38] <DeanIsaKitty> Kasen: But
if you have to write a virtual fs might as well write a proper
one
L887[15:42:42] <DeanIsaKitty> Nachtara:
Sup?
L888[15:43:05] <Nachtara> hi
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L890[15:43:21] <Kasen> sure, but at the
same time, if there's a simple option, might be worth getting that
going first
L891[15:49:15] <Antheus> .-.
L892[15:52:04] <DeanIsaKitty> Oh yeah,
because I do it all the time; UPDATE YOUR OPENSSL. Its only small
things like a double free (aka remote code execution) [Severity
low], memory leaks (aka remote code execution)[Severity low], heap
corruption, some side channel attacks and oh yeah, you all have
SSL2 disabled since ages, don't you? DON'T YOU?? If not, here
https://drownattack.com/
L893[15:54:04] <g> I'm assuming that the
qualys ssl test already detects these things
L894[15:54:33] <greaser|q> i have a
virtual block device with an actual fs
L895[15:54:40] <DeanIsaKitty> g: If you
still use SSLv2 you kinda deserve all the shit that comes your
way.
L896[15:54:45] <g> I don't think I
do
L897[15:54:51] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty:
claws
L898[15:54:59] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
What?
L899[15:55:18] <g> I got an A on the
ssllabs test not long ago, so I'd say I'm doing well but hey,
checking anyway
L900[15:55:51] <g> oh, that's right, I had
to set up nginx again, so I probably didn't.. yeah, okay
L902[15:55:52] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty:
sometimes claws can feel good, the sharp sensation that makes you
feel awake
L904[15:56:10] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92: Yes
.-.
L905[15:56:49] <vifino> That moment when a
build that used to take 7 minutes takes an hour.
L906[15:57:02] <greaser|q> btw that link
is safe to click on but seriously what the fuck openssl
L907[15:57:25] <DeanIsaKitty> greaser|q:
?
L908[15:57:44] <greaser|q> is openssl
1.0.1e-2+deb7u19 safe
L909[15:57:50] <greaser|q> wait my bad
it's u20
L910[15:59:22] <gamax92> oh looky, an
libssl update
L911[15:59:37] <greaser|q> Edit
openssl/Pkgfile
L912[15:59:37] <greaser|q> Finished
successfully
L913[15:59:38] <DeanIsaKitty> greaser|q:
No, unless Debian backportet the 1.0.1s fixes to 1.0.1e
L914[15:59:51] <greaser|q> they backport
shit to 1.0.1e, it's debian we're talking about
L915[16:00:25] <DeanIsaKitty> greaser|q:
Exactly. RedHat backports all the shit, Debian usually just updates
in-branch (1.0.1e -> 1.0.1s)
L916[16:01:27] <greaser|q> this is making
me quite glad i didn't install debian here
L917[16:01:33] <greaser|q> and kinda shit
that i have debian on my vps
L918[16:01:59] <gamax92> DeanIsaKitty: are
their any tests sites for clients? that one seems like I have to
throw a server address at it
L919[16:02:00] <DeanIsaKitty> greaser|q: I
don't quite see why OpenSSL is to blame here?
L920[16:02:10] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
There is a downloadable
L921[16:02:16] <gamax92> oh alright
L922[16:02:20] <greaser|q> in that regard,
it's debian's fault for providing indecipherable versions
L923[16:03:03] <greaser|q> upgraded to
1.0.2g here, woop woop
L924[16:03:19] <DeanIsaKitty> greaser|q:
What? OpenSSL 1.0.1e - packaged for debian 7 - update 19?
L925[16:03:22] <greaser|q> CRUX >
debian
L926[16:03:39] <greaser|q> DeanIsaKitty:
apt-get update; apt-get install openssl
L927[16:04:47] <gamax92> isn't that just
the openssl binary and not the library itself
L929[16:04:51] <g> Yaaay?
L930[16:04:52] <DeanIsaKitty> greaser|q:
That's how you update openssl on apt-based distros. You can also
use apt-get upgrade btw :)
L931[16:05:14] <g> What result do you
get?
L932[16:05:38] <DeanIsaKitty> I don't give
a single fuck?
L933[16:06:15] <g> Huh? Well, okay
then
L934[16:06:48] <g> ah, you're using a
self-signed cert anyway
L935[16:08:08] <gamax92> no sslv2 and
sslv3, just the tls stuff, that's good right?
L936[16:08:21] <DeanIsaKitty> gamax92:
Yes, but make sure TLSv1.0 is dead too
L937[16:08:38] <gamax92> :c
L938[16:08:52] <gamax92> it says "TLS
1.0 - Yes"
L939[16:09:11] <Stary2001> I got
a....B
L940[16:09:13] <Kasen> is TLS 1.0
completely broken, or just old?
L941[16:09:14] <g> if you don't get an A,
it's not good enough :P
L942[16:09:24] <Stary2001> why did i get a
B
L943[16:09:30] <g> Read it?
L944[16:09:32] <DeanIsaKitty> g: I get a C
:P
L945[16:09:33] <Stary2001> i swear i did
some stuff and got it to an A last time
L946[16:09:37] <Stary2001> it's still
processing lol
L947[16:09:39] <greaser|q> i'm neck deep
in C
L948[16:09:41] <Stary2001> ipv4 and
ipv6
L949[16:09:44] <g> DeanIsaKitty: you're
using self-signed certs though aren't you? :P
L950[16:09:44] <Stary2001> ...
L951[16:09:44] <DeanIsaKitty> And SSLLabs
has trust issues :P
L952[16:09:47] <Stary2001> lmao
greaser|q
L953[16:09:55] <Kasen> i have a B because
weak DH shit
L954[16:10:03] <Kasen> because apache and
lazy
L955[16:10:07] <g> yeah, you're supposed
to generate a dhparams.pem
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L957[16:10:22] <Stary2001> "This
server supports weak Diffie-Hellman (DH) key exchange parameters.
Grade capped to B"
L958[16:10:23] <Stary2001> ahhhhh
L959[16:10:35] <Kasen> i only have it for
derpy.ultros.io anyway, g :P
L960[16:10:35] <g> openssl dhparam -out
dhparams.pem 2048
L961[16:10:41] <g> Kasen: ah, lol
L962[16:11:30] <Kasen> clicked on the link
about weak DH stuff for more info
L963[16:11:44] <Kasen> "This site is
using an outdated encryption method which is no longer classified
as secure."
L964[16:11:47] <greaser|q> Mount options
for ramfs: Ramfs is a memory based filesystem. Mount it and you
have it. Unmount it and it is gone. Present since Linux 2.3.99pre4.
There are no mount options.
L965[16:11:50] <Kasen> gg
L966[16:11:59] <greaser|q> i love
documentation that does that kind of shit
L967[16:12:06] <DeanIsaKitty> hm. Gitlab
has some shitty defaults though :D
L968[16:12:07] <Stary2001> hahahahaa
L969[16:12:12] <Lizzy> whats this ssl
checker thing everyone is using?
L970[16:12:19] <Kasen> ssl labs
L971[16:12:27] <Stary2001> "This is
going to take a long time"
L972[16:12:28] <Stary2001> is it?
L973[16:12:33] <greaser|q> R3000.pdf is
also quite pleasant to read
L974[16:12:44] <Stary2001> ok, its not
lying
L975[16:12:46] <gamax92> greaser|q: and
hundred of pages
L976[16:12:48] <DeanIsaKitty> Lizzy: Its a
website that claims to check "security" and
"exploits" on your HTTPS servers and then tells you how
bad you are.
L977[16:12:56] <greaser|q> gamax92: 300 i
think
L978[16:13:04] <Stary2001> s/claims to
check/checks
L979[16:13:04] <MichiBot>
<DeanIsaKitty> Lizzy: Its a website that checks
"security" and "exploits" on your HTTPS servers
and then tells you how bad you are.
L980[16:13:04] <gamax92> about
L981[16:13:06] <greaser|q> it's not the
80386 manual ;)
L982[16:13:11] <Kasen> DeanIsaKitty,
claims? i'd say it follows through on what it claims
L983[16:13:12] <DeanIsaKitty> Stary2001:
No, it doesn't.
L984[16:13:12] <Stary2001>
s/\"//g
L985[16:13:24] <Stary2001> DeanIsaKitty:
...it checks if you have vulnerable ssl ciphers?
L986[16:13:34] <DeanIsaKitty> Yeah, not
even that well.
L987[16:13:46] <greaser|q> i stumbled
across an edited version of "they're going to take me
away" OSLT not very deep into the linux kernel source
L988[16:14:06] <Kasen> i like how
DeanIsaKitty is the one claiming the site isn't good enough, yet is
the one using a self-signed cert anyway
L989[16:14:32] <Stary2001> lel
L990[16:14:36] <DeanIsaKitty> Kasen: I
like how you assume that a self-signed cert means insecure and thus
prove that you have absolutely no fucking clue :D
L991[16:14:49] <Stary2001> DeanIsaKitty:
well, if i replace your self-signed cert with my self-signed
cert...
L992[16:14:49] <Kasen> it means insecure
if i visit it
L993[16:15:09] <Lizzy> hmm
L994[16:15:10] <Stary2001> nobody can tell
the different
L995[16:15:12] <Stary2001> nobody can tell
the difference even
L996[16:15:15] <Lizzy> oc.cil.li got a
B
L997[16:15:16] <DeanIsaKitty> Stary2001:
Then everybody I care about gonna kick your ass because they all
have my well structured CA included ;)
L998[16:15:17] <Kasen> i mean, if you're
checking the cert, then sure, it's secure for you
L999[16:15:26] <Stary2001> yeah lmao
L1000[16:15:27] <Kasen> but i certainly
don't have that in my cert store
L1001[16:15:32] <Stary2001> DeanIsaKitty:
and I can't recreate a CA structure?
L1002[16:15:35] <DeanIsaKitty> Kasen: I
don't care about you
L1003[16:15:45] <DeanIsaKitty> Stary2001:
Sure, you can. Have fun breaking it :P
L1004[16:15:52] <Stary2001> nobody said I
had to break it
L1005[16:15:55] <Lizzy> hmm
L1006[16:15:57] <vifino> Rude, I don't
have that CA, DeanIsaKitty :(
L1007[16:16:02] <DeanIsaKitty> Stary2001:
But you kinda have to
L1008[16:16:07] <Lizzy> my nginx has
tls1.0 enabled.... lets go turn that off
L1009[16:16:09] <Stary2001> I just have
to make my CA look like yours, unless you check the
fingerprints..
L1010[16:16:21] <DeanIsaKitty> Stary2001:
Have fun :D
L1011[16:16:26] <Stary2001> unless you
want to have your own ca distributed to everyone that uses your
stuff
L1012[16:16:29] <Stary2001> which
is
L1013[16:16:31] <Stary2001> a p a i
n
L1015[16:17:18] <Kasen> Stary2001, sounds
fun - giving an individual the ability to issue certs for any
domain
L1016[16:17:26] <Stary2001> ikr :D
L1017[16:17:30] <Stary2001> ..
L1018[16:17:37] <Stary2001> DeanIsaKitty:
i never said i was going to break the crypto
L1019[16:17:46] <Stary2001> the weakest
link is always the human
L1020[16:17:46] <Kasen> on a serious
note, i really wish you could lock CAs to domains
L1021[16:17:52] <Stary2001> you probably
can
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L1023[16:17:55] <DeanIsaKitty> Stary2001:
But you have to. And people that use my stuff check
signatures.
L1024[16:18:23] <Stary2001> okay
sure
L1025[16:18:28] <Stary2001> then one of
them goes "huh ok" *click*
L1026[16:18:35] <g> I think the point of
ssllabs is for public-facing things
L1027[16:18:39] <Stary2001> that
too
L1028[16:18:39] <Kasen> ^
L1029[16:18:46] <Stary2001> "overall
rating: a"
L1030[16:18:48] *
Stary2001 dances
L1031[16:18:49] <g> it's not going to
apply much if you're just giving a ca cert to a few friends
L1032[16:19:04] <g> in that case, yeah,
you can disregard much of it :P
L1033[16:19:18] <Kasen> Stary2001, you
can't afaik - it's a pretty big issue
L1034[16:19:27] <Stary2001> huh
L1035[16:19:32] <Stary2001> yeah
L1036[16:19:42] <Stary2001> ik there's
constraints for how big your chain can be
L1037[16:19:50] <Stary2001> but thats
about it
L1038[16:19:56] <Kasen> it's why you end
up with shit like foreign governments issuing fake google
certs
L1039[16:19:59] <Stary2001> yeahh
L1040[16:21:37] <g> google are probably
working on something
L1041[16:21:42] <g> it'd be the kind of
thing they'd look into
L1042[16:21:47] <DeanIsaKitty> Yes. Its
called certificate pinning.
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L1044[16:21:55] <g> ah right, yeah, I
forgot about that
L1045[16:22:03] <g> I wonder if
letsencrypt supports that yet
L1046[16:22:51] <DeanIsaKitty> g: Nothing
to do with CAs. The browsers do the pinning.
L1047[16:22:58] *
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L1048[16:23:04] <Stary2001> stuff like
hsts?
L1049[16:23:07] <g> Yeah, but if
letsencrypt just makes a new key every time then it's not going to
help much
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L1051[16:23:35] <DeanIsaKitty> Stary2001:
I'm just call you stupid from now on, ok?
L1052[16:23:41] <Stary2001> sure do
that
L1053[16:23:45] <DeanIsaKitty> Cool
L1054[16:24:00] <Stary2001> i'll just
call you embodiment of tinfoil hat
L1055[16:24:15] <gamax92> ooh, potential
ljx fix for that scope issue
L1056[16:24:18] <DeanIsaKitty> Sure, do
that
L1057[16:24:19] <Stary2001> lel
L1058[16:24:33] *
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L1059[16:24:34] <Kasen> g, i think you
can use the same key - not sure, i saw a bunch of discussion on the
forum about it, but didn't read much into it
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L1061[16:25:11] <DeanIsaKitty> g: The API
doesn't care. You might need to modify their shitty client
though
L1062[16:25:11] <g> "Since this
advice has not been tested, only try this on domains you don't care
about, and are willing to see permanently broken."
L1063[16:25:17] <g> think I'll leave it
for a bit :P
L1064[16:25:34] <g> DeanIsaKitty, I think
acme_tiny does it properly but I'd rather the official client
supports it at some point
L1065[16:25:59] <greaser|q>
fs/jbd2/checkpoint.c: "JBD2: %s: Waiting for Godot: block
%llu\n"
L1066[16:26:25] <sugoi_payonel> gamax92:
i was distracted with other things when you explained more about
the range_table space_table
L1067[16:26:29] <gamax92> fixed
L1068[16:26:29] <sugoi_payonel> can we
talk more about that
L1069[16:26:37] <gamax92> sugoi_payonel:
?
L1070[16:26:45] <DeanIsaKitty> g: Why?
Let's encrypt is just another ACME CA impl.
L1071[16:26:46] <sugoi_payonel> what are
those 3 values for?
L1072[16:26:57] <sugoi_payonel> first two
look like char codes
L1073[16:26:59] <gamax92> sugoi_payonel:
imagine it like for loop parameters.
L1074[16:27:09] <sugoi_payonel> k, makes
sense
L1075[16:27:11] <sugoi_payonel> but that
3rd?
L1076[16:27:14] <g> DeanIsaKitty: Yeah,
true, but I don't trust myself to not break things right now
L1077[16:27:19] <gamax92> same as the
third in a for loop
L1078[16:27:27] <DeanIsaKitty> g: THen go
forth and break stuff.
L1079[16:27:40] <g> and lack of pinning
isn't a problem for stuff like ultros atm anyway, the worst you're
going to submit is an exception traceback
L1080[16:27:49] <gamax92> #lua for i=0xA,
0xD, 1 do print(string.format("0x%02x", i)) end
L1081[16:27:49] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0x0a
| 0x0b | 0x0c | 0x0d | nil
L1082[16:28:12] <sugoi_payonel> sure, but
what's that last char? like on line 900, 5600?
L1083[16:28:13] <gamax92> #lua for
i=0xE4D, 0xE81, 52 do print(string.format("0x%02x", i))
end
L1084[16:28:13] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0xe4d
| 0xe81 | nil
L1085[16:28:57] <gamax92> #lua for
i=0xA0, 0x1680, 5600 do print(string.format("0x%02x", i))
end
L1086[16:28:57] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 0xa0
| 0x1680 | nil
L1087[16:29:05] <gamax92> sugoi_payonel:
you do see what I'm saying right?
L1088[16:29:20] <sugoi_payonel> oh
L1089[16:29:23] <gamax92> steps?
L1090[16:29:26] <sugoi_payonel>
steps
L1091[16:29:31] <sugoi_payonel>
intereting
L1092[16:29:33] <sugoi_payonel> :)
L1093[16:29:35] <sugoi_payonel> ok
L1094[16:29:47] <sugoi_payonel> heh,
literally, args for the for loop
L1095[16:29:48] *
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L1096[16:29:51] <sugoi_payonel> i feel
like you just said that
L1097[16:29:52] <sugoi_payonel> :)
L1098[16:30:32] <gamax92> that file is
slightly outdated, unicode 7 and not 8, but shouldn't matter that
much
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L1100[16:30:47] <sugoi_payonel>
supporting this style of lookup is the first step
L1101[16:31:16] <gamax92> also for
simplicity's sake and memory sake of not having that huge lookup
table, please just do the common things :P
L1102[16:31:47] <sugoi_payonel> well
first of all, all of this will be in a lazy-loaded method
L1103[16:31:58] <sugoi_payonel> so that
makes the cost less important
L1104[16:32:06] <sugoi_payonel> but yeah,
i'll keep it simple
L1105[16:35:33] <greaser|q> ok it seems
that if i try to use rootdelay= the init task never returns
L1106[16:36:08] <gamax92> I'm gonna do a
take two of running ocemu on ljx
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L1108[16:37:22] <vifino> I think my
monitor just died.
L1109[16:37:27] <Stary2001> f
L1110[16:37:27] <vifino> Fuck.
FUCK.
L1111[16:38:38] <Alissa> ^ and that's
primarily why i use really cheap and somewhat disposable ones
:D
L1112[16:40:37] <alekso56> Alissa: he
can't read your message, his monitor just died.
L1113[16:40:55] <Alissa> I would assume
he has a different computer or phone he could use
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L1115[16:42:04] <Dashkal> Ok, I just had
a moment of heart failure. I misread monitor, making that a good
deal more intense.
L1116[16:42:09] <gamax92> oh huh, sox
synth works fine here.
L1117[16:44:20] <vifino> works again.
display port cable is broken, though.
L1118[16:46:13] <Stary2001> f
L1119[16:50:39] <Alissa> vifino: better
cable than monitor?
L1121[16:56:05] <gamax92> well that's
neat
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L1123[16:56:25] <gamax92> ljx no longer
has a weird scope issue and that metatable issue is also
fixed
L1124[16:57:00] <Wiiplay123> How much
graphics processing power do we have in OC compared to CC
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L1126[16:57:30] <Wiiplay123> Would it be
possible to have the highest resolution monitors running a
Minecraft-like game inside Minecraft
L1127[16:58:05] <gamax92> graphics are
generally slower in OC than in CC
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L1129[16:58:27] <gamax92> but the trade
off is that you server's bandwidth isn't kill
L1130[16:58:56] <Wiiplay123> If only
there was a hologram projector with 3D printed blocks inside
it
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L1133[17:00:44] <gamax92> oh nvm, I
didn't have the updated version, so that metatable issue is still
there.
L1134[17:01:19] <gamax92> gotta figure
out the shortest way of reproducing it.
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L1136[17:03:11] *
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L1138[17:03:47] *
sugoi_payonel giggles like the pillsbury doughboy
L1139[17:03:59] <gamax92> sugoi_payonel:
do you have SoX installed
L1141[17:04:32] <gamax92> yeah
L1142[17:04:36] <sugoi_payonel> first
time hearing about it
L1143[17:04:38] <sugoi_payonel> just
now
L1144[17:04:40] <sugoi_payonel> :)
L1145[17:04:41] <gamax92> so then no
:P
L1146[17:04:47] <sugoi_payonel> aye
L1147[17:04:50] <sugoi_payonel> that'd be
no
L1148[17:04:54] *
DeanIsaKitty throws cryogenically frozen marshmallows at
sugoi_payonel
L1149[17:05:21] *
sugoi_payonel makes hot cocoa
L1150[17:05:32] <gamax92> play -q -n
synth 0.05 square 300 gain -10
L1151[17:05:53] <DeanIsaKitty> Noooo, you
gotta eat them like that so you make mist in your mouth :O
L1152[17:06:19] <gamax92> ... why am I
using gain, use vol.
L1153[17:09:12] <greaser|q> [22:57:31]
<Wiiplay123> Would it be possible to have the highest
resolution monitors running a Minecraft-like game inside Minecraft
<-- aalib is a thing
L1154[17:09:35] <greaser|q> if you don't
mind b/w then the gpu bandwidth is perfectly adequate
L1155[17:09:42] <greaser|q> although tbqh
it's more like a VDP than a GPU
L1156[17:10:17] <Nachtara> my basemate is
an idiot btw
L1157[17:10:17] <vifino> greaser|q: caca
> aalib
L1158[17:10:30] <gamax92> aalib >
caca, caca's output is grose
L1159[17:10:33] <gamax92> gross*
L1160[17:10:44] <Nachtara> a tier 7
idiot
L1161[17:10:49] <vifino> gamax92: you're
gross :v
L1162[17:11:01] <greaser|q> i second
gamax92 on this actually
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L1164[17:11:21] <vifino> waaat
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L1167[17:27:31] <`-`> Haha I just learned
that 30 years ago my mom got high with a friend and learned how to
play chess
L1168[17:27:58] <greaser|q> ah wow
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L1170[17:29:38] <`-`> I also got new
glasses so now I can make my font size smaller
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L1172[17:30:01] <`-`> Beautiful.
L1173[17:30:02] *
Dashkal really needs to get on that
L1174[17:30:16] <Dashkal> The headaches
are starting to irritate me enough to actually do something about
it >.>
L1175[17:32:39] <`-`> We also
hypothesized that Marijuana is illegal because it makes people more
productive
L1176[17:33:15] <`-`> I also convinced
her to vote for Bernie, since she was going to vote for Trump
because she has a rational hatred of Hilary
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L1178[17:34:07] <Dashkal> In a matchup
between Hillary vs Trump... I'm glad I'm Canadian.
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L1180[17:44:02] *
gamax92 gives Dashkal a cup of tea
L1181[17:44:18] <Dashkal> ooo, I just
finished one. Danke
L1182[17:44:22] *
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L1184[17:52:27] <DeanIsaKitty> `-`: You
are not more productive if your arms are made of jelly .-.
L1185[17:53:31] <g> Is he cosplaying as a
wacky waving inflatable arm-flailing tubeman again?
L1186[17:53:46] <DeanIsaKitty> g: No,
about the Marijunana comment
L1187[17:54:02] <g> Ah right, sorry, lost
my scrollback
L1188[18:03:03] <Mimiru> mmmmmm Sake Kit
Kat
L1189[18:03:37] <sugoi_payonel> Mimiru:
!! hey look at my nick!
L1190[18:03:45] <sugoi_payonel> i mean,
it's long, and weird
L1191[18:03:48] <sugoi_payonel> but,
something new!
L1192[18:03:51] *
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L1193[18:04:04] <Mimiru> lol, I know :P I
agreed with the suggestion lol
L1194[18:04:09] <sugoi_payonel> oh
L1195[18:04:19] <sugoi_payonel> well,
yaaaa..y
L1196[18:04:26] *
sugoi_payonel gets back to code
L1197[18:04:27] <Mimiru> Indeed gritz
:P
L1198[18:08:38] <`-`> DeanIsaKitty: But
my arms are made of mom's spaghetti
L1199[18:09:01] <Dashkal> You might want
to get those vomit arms replaced >.>
L1200[18:09:18] *
`-` slaps Dashkal with his arms
L1201[18:09:19] *
EnderBot2 chuckles
L1202[18:09:35] <vifino> sugoi_payonel:
your name is too looong
L1203[18:09:42] <sugoi_payonel> vifino:
:) i have a plan
L1204[18:09:52] <`-`> vifino: Could be
longer
L1205[18:09:54] <sugoi_payonel> this is
the transition, starting with sugoi_payonel, next sug_payonel
L1206[18:10:06] <sugoi_payonel> then
su_payonel, spayonel.....and finally payonel
L1207[18:10:09] <sugoi_payonel> eeease
into it
L1208[18:10:15] <sugoi_payonel> 1 day at
a time
L1209[18:10:22] <Dashkal> You can go
faster if you use lu....
L1210[18:10:27] <Dashkal> Stopping
there
L1211[18:10:28] <`-`> I should transition
into a new name
L1212[18:10:44] <vifino> Dashkal:
lunix?
L1213[18:10:44] <`-`> One with less
numbers
L1214[18:10:54] <vifino> `-`: ds9
L1215[18:10:55] <Dashkal> vifino: Yep.
Totally meant that.
L1216[18:11:19] <vifino> `-`: i like your
name though, ds84182
L1217[18:11:27] <vifino> it's nice and
memorizable
L1218[18:11:37] <`-`> I also just
realized I could make a QEMU arch that runs my arm arch
though
L1219[18:12:11] <`-`> I found a bug that
is present in ARM stuff and not present in QEMU. I found it when I
was trying to save a bunch of registers into memory
L1220[18:12:30] <MatthiasM2> huh? which
ARM?
L1221[18:12:41] <`-`> MatthiasM2:
ARM7TDMI, so ARMv4
L1222[18:12:57] <MatthiasM2> ahh - we use
ARMv7
L1223[18:13:15] <MatthiasM2> i.MX6 and
soon Armada XP
L1224[18:14:06] <`-`> I have an STM32
here, but I can't find the proper datasheets for stuff
L1225[18:14:21] <`-`> The most I've found
is the memory map
L1226[18:14:30] <`-`> But that doesn't
tell me how to use the things :/
L1227[18:14:41] <MatthiasM2> the STM32
datasheets are public I think - at least for the F0x series
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L1229[18:16:43] <`-`> The thing is, it
gives me register ranges for all the GPIOs and timers and stuff,
but doesn't say exactly how to use those things
L1230[18:17:03] <`-`> Unless ARM has
official datasheets on a standardized interface for those
L1231[18:17:15] <ping> `-`, they do
dumbass
L1232[18:17:32] <ping> its a GPIO
interface mapped to some memory range
L1233[18:17:37] <MatthiasM2> no - the
description on how to use it is in the family user guide
L1234[18:17:50] <`-`> ping: Fuck you
bitch was I fucking asking you god you better watch yourself or
I'll slip my pickle into your-- ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L1235[18:17:59] <`-`> MatthiasM2: Thanks,
I'll try to find that
L1236[18:21:56] <`-`> MatthiasM2: Thanks,
I found it ( ͡^ ͜ʖ ͡^)
L1237[18:22:03] <MatthiasM2> :DD
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L1242[18:30:54] <`-`> gamax92: Hmm?
L1243[18:31:12] <gamax92> `-`: is it safe
to assume that the first upvalue in a function will be _ENV?
L1244[18:31:27] <`-`> gamax92: Yes
L1245[18:31:31] <gamax92> nop
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L1247[18:31:46] <`-`> It is always _ENV
in all generated bytecode
L1249[18:32:03] <gamax92> the function in
__len has no _ENV upvalue, only val
L1250[18:32:28] <`-`> Huh, so Lua culls
it if the function doesn't use globals
L1251[18:32:29] <`-`> clever
L1252[18:32:42] <`-`> Actually it just
doesn't put a definition in there
L1253[18:32:45] <`-`> It's still
"there"
L1254[18:33:16] <`-`> It just sees no
reason to include it
L1255[18:33:33] <gamax92> oh huh ... I
wonder if that would make my bug report simpler now that I think
about this.
L1256[18:34:14] <gamax92> nope ...
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L1259[19:02:14] <sugoi_payonel> word
jumping working
L1260[19:02:19] <sugoi_payonel> coo
L1261[19:02:50] <vifino> Did you mean
"woo", "cool" or "coconut"?
L1262[19:03:02] <sugoi_payonel> coo as in
cool
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L1266[19:04:46] <vifino> sugoi_payonel:
But coconut is much more apropriate.
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L1269[19:06:45] <payonel> meh, i'm
impatient
L1270[19:07:14] <Dashkal> ! You forgot
the lu.... nevermind.
L1271[19:07:21] <payonel> i still dont
get that joke
L1272[19:07:22] *
DeanIsaKitty cuddles Dashkal
L1273[19:07:45] <Dashkal> What starts
with 'lu' and assists with "easing into"?
L1274[19:08:04] <Mimiru> Lube... the joke
is lube
L1275[19:08:22] <payonel> um,
hilarious
L1276[19:08:46] <payonel> sorry i let
that slip through my fingers...
L1277[19:08:52] <Dashkal> You must have
found it
L1278[19:09:26] <DeanIsaKitty> payonel:
"slip" and "fingers" is a good beginning, yes
:P
L1279[19:09:39] <payonel> yeah, i made
that lame pun for your amusement
L1280[19:15:43] <greaser|q> checking the
earlier one it returns 9 in lua 5.3.2
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L1282[19:16:08] <greaser|q> although i
did bash that into the shell, i'll do it as a file
L1283[19:16:41] <greaser|q> ...still
prints "9 9"
L1284[19:19:18] <gamax92> greaser|q:
referring to apobuwanel?
L1285[19:19:21] <greaser|q> yeah
L1286[19:19:27] <gamax92> 9, 9 is the
correct thing
L1287[19:19:31] <gamax92> ljx gives 9,
_ENV
L1288[19:19:36] <greaser|q> ah
righty
L1289[19:20:40] <vifino> gamax92: you
used ljx?
L1290[19:20:47] <vifino> from
katlogic?
L1291[19:20:53] <gamax92> yeah?
L1292[19:21:05] <vifino> cool
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L1294[19:24:33] <Mimiru> Got a bunch of
Japanese snacks today
L1295[19:25:06] <vifino> Mimiru: Good
job.
L1296[19:26:03] <Wiiplay123> I just
realised
L1297[19:26:19] <Wiiplay123> Can we track
players in OpenComputers
L1299[19:27:07] <greaser|q> woohoo i
finally have a working vim X clipboard \:D/
L1300[19:27:29] <Mimiru> OpenSecurity has
a Entity Detector, and OC has a Player Radar iirc
L1301[19:27:30] <greaser|q> Wiiplay123:
if you have a debug card you can definitely abuse that
L1302[19:27:50] <Wiiplay123> I'm thinking
like the location of players near the computer
L1303[19:28:08] <Mimiru> Entity Detector
can do that
L1304[19:28:14] <Wiiplay123> ooooh
L1305[19:28:35] <Wiiplay123> I'm trying
to imagine how this would work
L1306[19:28:42] <Mimiru> What version of
MC are you on?
L1307[19:28:45] <Wiiplay123> But what if
we made a holodeck
L1308[19:28:53] <Wiiplay123> 1.8.9
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L1310[19:28:58] <Mimiru> No OpenSecurity
then
L1311[19:29:01] <Wiiplay123> I don't have
OC installed yet
L1312[19:29:18] <Mimiru> I've not
finished the 1.8 port of OS
L1313[19:29:27] *
Dashkal perks up at that phrasing
L1314[19:29:45] <Mimiru> Dashkal, it's a
long ways off
L1315[19:30:19] *
Dashkal wilts again
L1316[19:31:09] <Mimiru> I don't know how
certain things work in 1.8... and OpenFM is horridly broken because
of it...
L1317[19:31:12] <Mimiru> OpenSec would be
worse
L1318[19:31:16] *
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L1319[19:31:27] <gamax92> ... yeah sure
go with that
L1320[19:31:42] <Mimiru> o_O
L1321[19:31:44] *
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L1325[19:32:40] <`-`> He... did the
transition
L1326[19:32:42] <payonel> yes i ended up
using the whole table - seemed not a big deal
L1327[19:32:47] <payonel> `-`: :)
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L1329[19:32:51] <gamax92> payonel: how
does --[[@delayloaded-start@]] work
L1330[19:32:53] <payonel> i hope it works
out
L1331[19:33:04] <payonel> gamax92:
magic
L1332[19:33:17] <payonel> it's a type of
package load
L1333[19:33:29] <payonel> there is a
parser that skips these methods, and then loads them on first
use
L1334[19:33:42] <gamax92> payonel: what I
want you to do before you pr it, is to actually go look up and make
a list of those characters and their unicode name
L1335[19:33:50] <payonel> i tested many
different "delay load" implementations, this was the
cheapest
L1336[19:33:59] <gamax92> so you actually
understand what they are and why the whole skip value thing is
kinda stupid
L1337[19:34:14] <payonel> yeah it looked
dumb for most ranges
L1338[19:34:19] <gamax92> it is :P
L1339[19:34:23] <payonel> but some of
them i have no idea what codes they are
L1340[19:34:28] <payonel> your point is
valid, absolutely
L1341[19:34:32] <payonel> ok, i'll look
'em up
L1342[19:35:20] <payonel> anywho, the
cost of a delay loaded method is the string name of the method and
two numbers in one entry in a table (a shared tabled)
L1343[19:35:58] <payonel> no other object
is created for this purpose, shared metatable single method, shared
table, etc
L1345[19:41:34] <payonel> sugoi :)
L1346[19:42:38] <Mimiru> Sake
L1348[19:43:47] <gamax92> oooooh, the
japanese kit-kats <3
L1349[19:44:06] <Mimiru> Yes, very good,
had to order more.. lol
L1350[19:44:30] <Mimiru> Think I'll order
more on my next check too cause damn
L1351[19:44:44] <payonel> gamax92: heh,
thanks. i was making the same thing to share with you, hadn't
decided on the format
L1352[19:44:54] <payonel> so %s hits all
but >=133
L1353[19:45:09] <payonel> #lua
string.char(133)
L1354[19:45:09] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
�
L1355[19:45:15] <payonel> #lua
string.char(133):find("%s")
L1356[19:45:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1357[19:45:35] <payonel> #lua
string.char(160):find("%s") -- non breaking space
L1358[19:45:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
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L1360[19:46:32] <gamax92> normal lua just
uses isspace and things like that
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L1363[19:47:00] <gamax92> well, used to,
now I think it's optional between the C functions and it's own look
up table
L1364[19:48:32] <greaser|q> welp, just
had to point out that sleep() isn't setitimer() and should not be
treated like such
L1365[19:48:47] <greaser|q> something
something not accurate even on real hardware something
something
L1366[19:53:03] <payonel> ha, it doesn't
even work
L1367[19:53:21] <payonel> i pasted into
the shell, and ctrl movement didn't detect it as an edge
L1368[19:53:32] <payonel> i'm starting to
not care
L1369[19:53:37] <payonel> i think %s is
quite sufficient
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L1371[19:54:28] <gamax92> payonel: it
is
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L1374[19:58:13] <gamax92> I think I'm
going to go write some more tests, after watching this vid
L1375[19:58:39] <gamax92> since I've
discovered a number of bugs in ocemu (nothing bad) since Sangar
posted a thing
L1377[20:03:35] <payonel> btw, that's my
first git.io!
L1378[20:03:39] <payonel> i'm pretty
excited about it
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L1380[20:12:53] <greaser|q> oh hey i
found another pdf, this time it's for the R3071, R3081, R3071E,
R3081E cpus... according to R3000.pdf these are probably the models
i'd like to emulate the most closely
L1381[20:13:17] <greaser|q> all E models
have an MMU, if it doesn't have an E, no MMU. the OCMIPS
implementation currently has an MMU.
L1382[20:14:26] <greaser|q> however, i
don't emulate the cache - this'll be a hopefully cheap way of
separating the men from the boys, and what i mean is the programs
that are written which respect the cache, and the programs that
don't give a shit about it
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L1386[20:16:45] <Wiiplay123> Where the
MIPS processor at
L1387[20:17:09] <Wiiplay123> I was trying
to type "Where's the MIPS processor download" but I
forgot "the" and just typed "at" because I was
lazy but yeah is it released yet
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L1390[20:23:15] <greaser|q> it's not
really "released", it's still a WIP
L1391[20:23:27] <greaser|q> if you're
looking for a good manual, R3000.pdf should suffice
L1392[20:24:06] <greaser|q> also i'm
looking at r3081.pdf, that actually covers the instruction timings
of the "FPA" quite nicely
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L1394[20:30:29] <greaser|q> the icache
size is 16 bytes (4 words) wide, the dcache size is 4 bytes (1
word) wide
L1395[20:31:39] <greaser|q> apparently
the /R30[78]1E?/ comes in 16KBi+4KBd or 8KBi+8KBd, not sure if this
is a switchable setting
L1396[20:32:01] <greaser|q> ...turns out
it is
L1397[20:32:39] <greaser|q> "If the
Alternative Cache Size bit of the CP0 Config register is set, the
internal cache organization will be changed to 8kB of Instruction
Cache, and 8kB of data cache, as shown in figure 4.3. The
write-through, direct mapped, and line size characteristics of the
cache remain unchanged."
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L1399[20:35:14] <greaser|q> oh right, the
PS1 uses an LSI-manufactured R3051, while it's supposed to have a
1KB data cache, what actually happens is you have access to a 1KB
section of internal memory
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L1402[20:39:40] <greaser|q> "Halt: 1
-> Stall CPU until reset or interrupt" <-- could totally
abuse this
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L1404[20:44:03] <rashy> -sneaks back in
after centuries of being MIA-
L1405[20:44:15] <Dashkal> o/
L1406[20:44:23] <rashy> yello!
L1407[20:44:28] <gamax92> ohai.
L1408[20:44:34] <greaser|q> probably good
timing, i've been porting linux to my ocmips mod
L1409[20:45:00] <greaser|q> although i've
decided to take a break for the rest of the day
L1410[20:45:18] <rashy> sounds like fun
:o
L1412[20:48:26] <greaser|q> i've since
managed to get root to at least pretend to mount on vfat,
unfortunately it couldn't run anything, so i switched to ext3,
refuses to actually mount it
L1413[20:48:48] <greaser|q> attempted
rootdelay=5 as a commandline option (compiled in of course) and i
find out that the scheduler timer is broken
L1414[20:50:09] <greaser|q> spends all
the time in idle
L1415[20:50:34] <greaser|q> time DOES
tick upwards though
L1416[20:52:33] <greaser|q> oh and in
case you're wondering, yes, i do have virtual memory... i do need
to fix up the notably smaller OS kernel i was working on though so
i can get back to running e.g. lua on it
L1417[20:53:30] <greaser|q> with 192KB
total ram, i had 48KB free ram for lua 5.3.2 (~352KB) to run, and
it still managed to load off an OC floppy disk... in 19
minutes
L1418[20:53:47] <greaser|q> with adequate
ram (384KB and up i think) it took 6 seconds
L1419[21:00:12] <gamax92> greaser|q:
people can make amazing demos in 4KB, you can do better than this
:|
L1420[21:00:42] <greaser|q> gamax92: the
bootloader runs in 4KB and is notably more verbose than the lua
one?
L1421[21:01:19] <greaser|q> with that
said, it's a MIPS, you have 4 bytes per instruction
L1422[21:02:39] <greaser|q> for
comparison, i think when i tried making the minilua that luajit
has, it was 90KB stripped for x86_64
L1423[21:02:44] <greaser|q> and about
200KB stripped for MIPS
L1424[21:03:19] <greaser|q> gamax92:
thing is, getting Lua to fit in 4KB is just not going to
happen
L1425[21:03:33] <greaser|q> 64KB?
possibly. but not 4KB.
L1426[21:05:19] <greaser|q> someone did
some research and summed up that the optimal size for a demo is
about 96KB
L1427[21:05:26] <greaser|q> or was it
200KB, can't quite remember
L1428[21:05:39] <greaser|q> but you can
still do a shitload in 64KB
L1429[21:06:08] <greaser|q> i'd like to
make that MMIO API compiler thing though, i just haven't decided on
a format yet
L1430[21:07:47] <gamax92> greaser|q: also
that the only thing being taken into account is the demo itself,
windows and the opengl/directx libraries are much larger than 4KB
:P
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L1433[21:12:18] <greaser|q> but yeah, a
warning, for Gen4.5 devices (e.g. GM45 boards) you definitely want
to disable the panelfitter if you're running in native
resolution... otherwise, set PIPEASRC/PIPEBSRC to whatever the hell
you want
L1434[21:12:32] <greaser|q> use 320x200
for maximum kudos
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L1436[21:26:28] <ping> {}, wtf?
L1438[21:32:20] <payonel> would it be
rude to say "um, no thanks" :)
L1439[21:32:32] <Mimiru> No
L1440[21:32:50] <payonel> with my new
term, shift+enter to simulate multi-line is actually very very
doable
L1441[21:32:54] <payonel> which is
cool
L1442[21:33:11] <payonel> but to parse
input in the lua interpreter until "complete" ... that's
not what i think we want
L1443[21:34:37] <Temia> Hey greaser,
question: is there any handling for when the panic halts or puts
the processor into a busy loop or whatever to shut down the
emulation?
L1444[21:36:21] <Temia> And payonel
L1445[21:36:23] <Temia> It's Soni
L1446[21:36:34] <Temia> You could tell
them to fuck off and nobody would bat an eye
L1447[21:36:42] <ping> sonis back?
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L1449[21:37:34] <ping> "I don't want
multiline term.read. I want multiline Lua REPL."
L1450[21:37:38] <ping> are you fucking
kidding me wat.
L1451[21:38:10] <ping> multiline in
vanilla lua is actually inconvenient to use
L1452[21:38:38] <ping> id rather it be a
mini text editor than something that detects when blocks arent
finished
L1453[21:39:14] <gamax92> tbh, I also
hate the multilined incomplete-block thing the Lua REPL does
L1454[21:39:52] <ping> gamax92, you
should see python
L1455[21:39:53] <ping> xD
L1456[21:40:13] <gamax92> and sure one
might go "oh you forgot an end, so then you just type
end(ENTER)" cool, it's also easier to not support that and
just do (up)end(enter)
L1457[21:40:17] <ping> you have to get
used to pressing enter twice after anything
L1458[21:40:24] <payonel> Temia: i'm not
that way :)
L1459[21:40:37] <Temia> I know, just
saying
L1460[21:40:43] <Temia> Putting things
into perspective, y'know?
L1461[21:41:37] <gamax92> gah, stop
watching and get to writing tests ;-;
L1462[21:41:58] <payonel> but unless i'm
to do multiline like you asked...i think we have some difference in
opinion on it
L1463[21:42:10] <payonel> unless I'm
told*
L1465[21:53:45] <gamax92> :| hearing some
weird interference between something visual and the sound
card.
L1467[22:00:56] <Mimiru> ¬_¬
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L1469[22:02:21] <gamax92> uuuuuuh
L1470[22:02:26] <gamax92> payonel: I did
a bad.
L1471[22:02:52] <payonel> :)
L1472[22:03:19] <payonel> yes?
L1474[22:04:03] <gamax92> this is not
next-term btw, I forgot to throw that in
L1475[22:04:11] <payonel> but it's 192k
?
L1476[22:04:26] <gamax92> oh lol, I
didn't notice that.
L1477[22:04:44] <payonel> yeah, without
the new term, on 192k, you're running on like 5-10k
L1478[22:04:46] <gamax92> do the very
latest ci.cil.li builds have next-term?
L1479[22:04:50] <payonel> and tiny things
like tab complete will kill it
L1480[22:05:01] <payonel> sangar merged
next term just today
L1481[22:05:09] <payonel> soo..i'm not
sure
L1482[22:05:11] <gamax92> so then I might
have it.
L1483[22:05:45] <payonel> oh yes
L1484[22:05:50] <payonel> given that line
#, yeah, you have it
L1485[22:06:03] <payonel> but yeah, if
you're running on low mem, it can't load everything
L1486[22:06:17] <gamax92> I forgot that
this machine had no memory in it :P
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L1488[22:08:43] <gamax92> payonel:
atleast T1 is somewhat usable for me to have not noticed
L1489[22:09:57] <gamax92> payonel: :| it
still crashes on 2MB though.
L1490[22:10:39] *
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L1492[22:17:35] <gamax92> maybe I'll just
revert or something :c
L1493[22:20:54] <payonel> out of mem of
2MB?
L1494[22:21:02] <gamax92> no not that,
the error message
L1495[22:21:39] <gamax92> the out of mem
thing is when you press a key, it sits there and then clears the
screen and puts "out of memory"
L1496[22:21:50] <gamax92> doesn't do that
on 2MB
L1497[22:22:36] <payonel> what was the
crash for "it still crashes on 2MB though."
L1498[22:23:16] <gamax92> payonel: so
look at that screenshot and then ignore the "out of
memory" and put the standard greeter there instead
L1499[22:23:24] <gamax92> it's the same
error message
L1500[22:26:12] <payonel> ok, maybe i
have a bad assumption. what is the repro?
L1501[22:26:18] <gamax92> pressing
tab
L1502[22:26:29] <payonel> with no
input?
L1503[22:26:34] <gamax92> yeah
L1504[22:26:37] <payonel> on normal
shell, right after bot?
L1505[22:26:40] <payonel> +o
L1506[22:26:42] <gamax92> yeah
L1507[22:26:48] <payonel> HA
L1508[22:26:52] <payonel> LOOK AT
THAT
L1509[22:26:54] <payonel> :)
L1510[22:26:57] <payonel> the shame
L1511[22:27:13] <gamax92> shamey onii
yew!
L1512[22:27:14] <payonel> ok, thanks,
i'll ammend a PR i have already for another term fix
L1513[22:29:23] <payonel> AH HA, i see my
mistake
L1514[22:29:28] <payonel> awesome, thanks
gamax92
L1516[22:46:05] *
rashy pokes Temia and runs
L1517[22:46:14] <Temia> :|
L1518[22:46:16] <Tiktalik> :U
L1519[22:46:20] <rashy> :D
L1520[22:48:51] <Temia> Since Tik's gone
and posted it here I guess I'll speak up. tl;dr custom modpack,
permgen leak on server, only occurs with player presence, lasts a
few hours before crashing usually. Flags are: -Xms1G -Xmx2G
-XX:MaxPermSize=512m -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC
-XX:+CMSClassUnloadingEnabled
L1521[22:49:12] <Temia> Only reason
Permgen is a thing is because the server only has OpenJDK7 and I'm
an unprivileged user. c.c;
L1522[22:49:23] <Temia> Though ten bucks
says it'd just give me a metaspace error anyway.
L1523[22:49:37] <greaser|q> i'm trying to
remember which one had a display list leak during btm16
L1524[22:49:46] <greaser|q> keep thinking
it was factorization
L1525[22:50:00] <Tiktalik> i think it
was
L1526[22:51:52] <greaser|q> clearly you
need to add "TH-ITEMS-MOD+ ver2.90-1.7.10.zip" to
that
L1527[22:52:21] <payonel> Temia: tho we
may disagree on the multiline, did you notice i implemented the
word jumps?
L1528[22:53:34] <gamax92> rubber
band-aid
L1529[22:55:00] <Temia> Huh?
L1530[22:55:12] <Temia> I never really
voiced any opinions on the multiline.
L1531[22:55:27] <payonel> i'm talking
about your request for the lua interpreter
L1532[22:55:32] <Temia> Uh, what?
L1533[22:56:12] <Temia> I reminded you
Soni deserved absolutely no respect from the community. I'm, uh,
pretty sure I'm not Soni by extension. >_>;
L1534[22:56:33] <payonel> ah, when you
said "Temia | It's Soni" i thought you were saying _you_
are soni
L1535[22:56:35] <payonel> sorry
L1536[22:56:50] <payonel> i understand
now what that meant
L1537[22:57:04] <Dashkal> ewww....
L1538[22:57:04] <gamax92> if Temia were
Soni, why would she say you can tell her to fuck off and she
wouldn't bat an eye :P
L1539[22:57:09] <Temia> Oof. Yeah, my
apologies for the poor phrasing then
L1540[22:57:20] <payonel> poor reading
:)
L1541[22:57:24] <Dashkal> Soni terrifies
me. That one has issues.
L1542[22:57:55] <payonel> but yeah, word
jumping!
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L1546[23:38:59] <greaser|q> Temia: oh
right, i didn't see your question: the BSODs are done on the java
side although it just makes the thing return, as for Linux i have a
handler for cpu_idle or whatever the hell it is and it does halt
the cpu until the next MC tick
L1547[23:40:23] <Temia> Mmkay
L1548[23:40:31] <gamax92> :3
L1549[23:40:46] <gamax92> ljx dev gave me
a temporary work around for that bug
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