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L4[00:04:06] <Kodos> Ugh, I wish there was a
way to add loot disks via resource packs
L5[00:10:47] <Kodos> Anyone using a recent
build of LanteaCraft?
L6[00:21:07] <Izaya> I thought there
was?
L7[00:24:43] <Kodos> There is, I'm wondering
how usable/stable/finished it is
L8[00:26:21] <Kodos> Ffs Project Red is a
buggy useless piece of shit
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L11[00:53:50] <Mimiru> Kodos, http://michi.pc-logix.com/javaw_2016-03-23_00-53-32.png
http://michi.pc-logix.com/javaw_2016-03-23_00-53-41.png
L12[00:53:55] <Mimiru> first one is named
in an anvil
L13[00:54:01] <Mimiru> that's as good as it
gets :P
L14[00:54:10] <Kodos> Good enough for
me
L15[00:54:18] <Kodos> Just so long as I can
spam open cabinets to find the one I need
L16[00:56:29] <Mimiru> http://ci.pc-logix.com/job/OpenPrinter1.7/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/build/libs/OpenPrinter-MC1.7.10-0.1.0.131.jar?noredirect=1
Kodos if you want to try it
L17[00:56:31] <Mimiru> now I am going to
bed
L18[00:57:02] <Kodos> Will test it in a
bit
L19[00:57:05] <Kodos> I'll %tell you
results
L20[00:57:10] <Mimiru> thanks
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L22[01:20:22] <Kodos> %tell Mimiru https://github.com/MyNameIsKodos/All-My-Random-Shit/blob/master/filecabinets.md
L23[01:20:24] <MichiBot> Kodos: Mimiru will
be notified of this message when next seen.
L24[01:27:00] <Kodos> And now I'm off
too
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L61[05:55:44] *
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L62[05:55:56] <Izaya> Is there a bump
mapping shader for Minecraft?
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L68[06:08:22] <g> Izaya http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/resource-packs/2492669-30-01-2016-realistico-1-8-release-06-512x-bump
L69[06:08:43] <g> it has bump maps
L70[06:08:49] <g> so I assume there are
shader packs with them
L71[06:08:55] <g> I think sonic ether's
probably has one
L72[06:09:47] <Izaya> noted
L73[06:10:09] <Izaya> I find it interesting
that Minetest looks better and runs better than Minecraft
L74[06:10:21] <g> it's not that
surprising
L75[06:10:22] <Izaya> (Sure, the content is
a bit not as nice but hey whatever)
L76[06:10:47] <g> Most of MC's issues are
cpu-bound
L77[06:10:58] <g> (and, apparently, not
that hard to correct)
L78[06:11:45] <Izaya> I can get a solid
30FPS on a shitbox in Minetest but I'd need more RAM to run
Minecraft
L79[06:11:56] *
Lizzy just realised she hasn't seen Terminator: Genisis
yet....
L80[06:12:05] <Izaya> apparently it isn't
much to see
L81[06:13:37] <Lizzy> well it'd give me
something to do with vifino when he comes over
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L83[06:14:47] <Lizzy> also i dropped my
laptop yesterday as i was putting it in my bag to go home, only
thing that happened was the ssd fell out of it's socket and started
taking a tour of the undersides of my laptop
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L85[06:15:47] <Izaya> oh fun
L86[06:15:53] <Izaya> that's not too bad
then
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L89[06:17:05] <Kodos> Welp
L90[06:17:13] <Lizzy> the ssd wasn't
broken, it probably got disconnected when it hit the floor and the
pin holding it in place came up slightly (with M.2 SSDs, on
desktops you screw them in, laptops generally have the frame to
hold them
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L92[06:22:31] <Kodos> What's a really good
antacid that's over the counter in America and works on the first
dose, instead of needing 3-4 doses before it kicks in
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L94[06:25:17] *
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L95[06:25:36] <Kodos> Yeah, I'm just gonna
bum somethign off my stepdad
L96[06:31:17] <Kimiro> Kodos: Mix 1-2 tbsp
of baking soda with a glass of water. Hold your nose and chug.
You'll be a bit burpy but it'll help.
L97[06:32:32] <KittyKath> g: Yep I do know
him. And I love his stuff :P
L98[06:32:49] <g> Good, good.. Yeah, he's
pretty great :P
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L100[06:36:19] <KittyKath> Kimiro: Soda as
anti-acid is a good idea but then again the CO2 production is an
issue but then again most other anti-acids have that too :P
L101[06:36:39] *
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L102[06:36:44] *
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L103[06:36:47] <Lizzy> :3
L104[06:36:59] *
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L105[06:36:59] <Kimiro> KittyKath: Would
you rather be burpy or feeling like satan is crawling up your
throat?
L106[06:37:25] <Lizzy> I am Satan
L107[06:37:49] <Kimiro> s/like satan/like
Lizzy/
L108[06:37:49] <MichiBot> <Kimiro>
KittyKath: Would you rather be burpy or feeling like Lizzy is
crawling up your throat?
L109[06:37:57] <bauen1> Anybody knows were
the forum rules are located?
L110[06:38:02] <g> that's an interesting
past-time, Lizzy
L111[06:38:03] <g> :P
L112[06:38:13] <Lizzy> ?
L113[06:38:19] <g> crawling up people's
throats
L114[06:38:27] <Lizzy> indeed
L115[06:39:09] <g> You crawl up anything
else? xD
L116[06:39:11] <KittyKath> Kimiro: Burpy.
I'm not saying that CO2 is a huge issue but it becomes one if you
lay down in the wrong way. But if you get the amounts right its not
a problem :P
L117[06:39:33] <g> KittyKath: Why does
soda work for that?
L118[06:39:39] <g> as an antacid I
mean
L119[06:40:06] <Lizzy> err, whoops. lets
go add stuff to Janus's firewall
L120[06:40:23] <g> Is CO2 basic or
something?
L121[06:41:10] <KittyKath> g: Any basics
work. But Sodium bicarbonate is actually a complete
neutralizer.
L122[06:41:20] <g> Oh, I see
L123[06:41:25] <bauen1> Or are there no
forum rules except common sense?
L124[06:41:32] <KittyKath> Ampotheric (had
to google) is the chemical ther
L125[06:41:34] <KittyKath> term
L126[06:41:35] <Kimiro> CO2 is a byproduct
of the neutralization reaction.
L127[06:42:27] <Lizzy> ah
L128[06:42:32] <Lizzy> i had ufw off
L129[06:42:38] <Lizzy> that's why i could
see the sql server
L130[06:44:32] <Lizzy> there, much less
open ports
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L132[06:51:50] <Kimiro> When a packet hits
a pocket on a socket on a port...
L133[06:53:34] <Lizzy> is DSA really weak
for ssh stuff?
L134[06:53:38] <g> Kimiro: and the bus is
interrupted as a very last resort
L135[06:54:14] <Izaya> What's the best key
type?
L136[06:54:24] <g> a skeleton key
L137[06:54:24] <g> :v
L138[06:55:24] <KittyKath> Lizzy: No its
just not as good as big RSA or ed25519
L139[06:55:47] <KittyKath> Izaya: Before
QC; ed25519. After QC? We have no idea. Not ECC though x)
L140[06:56:30] <Lizzy> Izaya, http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/23383/ssh-key-type-rsa-dsa-ecdsa-are-there-easy-answers-for-which-to-choose-when
might help
L141[06:56:35] <Lizzy> wow, that's a long
url
L142[06:59:14] <Lizzy> KittyKath, cool,
was just asking cause i was nmap'ing janus & athar and noticed
they both have DSA active
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L144[07:00:40] <KittyKath> Lizzy: If
you're paranoid, disable them. You really shouldn't use DSA anymore
and so its just one thing less to keep in mind. But really attacks
on DSA are outside of the scope of a normal attacker anyway so they
tend to be "good enough"
L145[07:01:55] <Lizzy> I don't use them, i
use either RSA or ECDSA/ed25519
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L147[07:03:20] <Lizzy> lunch time
L148[07:03:39] <Lizzy> gonna go stretch my
legs cause sitting in server room for about 2 hours isn't
ideal
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L151[07:12:05] <KittyKath> Oh wow it did
not take long for politicans to slaugther the brussel attack for
propaganda against encryption. Come on people, show some respect...
http://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/273858-house-intel-dem-unclear-if-encryption-helped-brussels-bombers
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L153[07:15:06] <Lizzy> Lol @ issue
#1703
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L155[07:16:07] <vifino> LIZZY!!! \o/
L156[07:16:21] *
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L159[07:17:08] <vifino> :3
L160[07:17:15] <Lizzy> :3
L161[07:18:03] <KittyKath> Lizzy: Wait,
did the dude just reply to himself 7 times?
L162[07:18:15] <Lizzy> Yup
L163[07:18:31] <Lizzy> Before Sangar
closed and locked the discussion
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L165[07:18:48] <reinei> o/
L166[07:18:54] <KittyKath> Lizzy:
*sigh*
L167[07:20:00] <reinei> geez, can I force
the ftb launcehr to use the guava 17 lib it downloaded instead of
trying to use guava 15 all the time?
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L169[07:20:28] <Lizzy> Phone why
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L174[07:22:07] <Kodos> Okay, feeling a bit
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L176[07:41:51] <noiro> what's the wireless
card for OC called? especially to attach to robots
L177[07:42:39] <Kodos> http://puu.sh/nQVEi/3f0c593551.png
L178[07:42:48] <omglolbah> Kodos, I like
the tums I snagged with me back home <.<
L179[07:43:00] <Kodos> I hear they work
good, but I don't do so well with chewables
L180[07:43:24] <noiro> Trying to figure
out, just like in CC, are robots or things with a wireless network
card granted a unique ID?
L181[07:43:24] <Kodos> Not having teeth
aside, they make me gag due to lingering powder and taste
L182[07:43:42] <Kodos> noiro, the card
itself gets an address
L183[07:43:48] <Kodos> Which is what shows
up on a network message
L184[07:44:09] <noiro> okies, it doesn't
dig so deep I have to setup a DNS and DHCP server, right?
L185[07:44:30] <Kodos> Not really, no.
What are you doing with it?
L186[07:45:31] <Izaya> well I mean you
don't have to do anything
L187[07:45:54] <Izaya> but no probably not
for most things
L188[07:46:04] <Izaya> unless you're
working on sane routing, anyway
L189[07:46:04] <noiro> Logn story short, I
did something similar in CC, but I'm wanting to basically create an
OSPF-esque protocol where any node (computer in range on wireless
network) can act as a receiver or sender so I could daisy-chain a
message to go across like 50 nodes to the destination node.
L190[07:46:18] <Kodos> Or you could just
set up relays in repeater mode
L191[07:46:25] <noiro> to do that, I'd
obviously need to ensure all nodes have a unique ID
L192[07:46:30] <Kodos> Since OC isn't
terrible
L193[07:47:13] <noiro> relays in repeater
mode? Would I still be able to use networking normally like that (I
won't needed dedicated relays, computers with wireless cards would
do it naturally)?
L194[07:48:10] <Kodos> iirc relays by
default have a wireless range of 400 when a wireless card is
inserted. All you'd need to do is a basic protocol to make sure the
message you sent isn't bounced back to the source computer. If even
that
L195[07:48:25] <Izaya> OSPF, huh?
L196[07:48:28] <Izaya> got any code for
that?
L197[07:48:45] <Kodos> Not sure how long
of a range you need, but if nothing else, you could do a pair of
relays with paired linked cards
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L199[07:49:15] <Kodos> In creative mode,
you could just craft a pair of linked cards normally, and pick
block on them to get a stack
L200[07:49:19] <noiro> It's less of how
long range i need and more of just, I want all nearby computers to
be connected to one another. So if A connects to B and B connects
to C, even if A is out of range of C, it can still
communicate
L201[07:49:20] <Kodos> Then just link up
how many ever relays
L202[07:49:43] <Kodos> yeah, I would just
link up relays with linked cards at that point
L203[07:49:44] <Lizzy> i think Sangar
needs to ban the guy who opened issue #1703 from the issue
tracker
L204[07:49:50] <Kodos> Are you strictly
limited to survival
L205[07:49:54] <noiro> yup
L206[07:50:05] <Kodos> Then more than 2
linked cards would be hard
L207[07:50:12] <Kodos> But you could do a
rack with a 'master server' with 4 linked cards
L208[07:50:29] <Kodos> And have it relay
the messages received from one linked card to the other 3
L209[07:51:45] <Kodos> Ugh, I think I got
autism from reading that issue, Lizzy
L210[07:51:55] <noiro> also, part of me
just kinda wants to try out the challenge. As for OSPF, it'd be a
heavily simplified form as I wouldn' be worring about switches or
routers (maybe switches?) and it'd just be node to node
L211[07:52:35] <Lizzy> Kodos, did you read
his responses to the one sangar linked when he closed it/
L212[07:52:36] <Lizzy> ?
L213[07:53:18] <Kodos> Did he seriou...
Wow, I can't even
L214[07:53:20] <Kodos> yeah, this guy
needs banned
L215[07:53:22] <noiro> though OS-wise
internally maintaining a table of all nodes and current-known path
to reach to get there I'm hoping won' be too expensive
L216[07:53:56] <Izaya> holy shit
L217[07:54:45] <Izaya> that guy...
L218[07:54:59] 
<bauen1> Just reading it -.-
<bauen1> Just reading it -.-L219[07:55:19] <Kodos> http://puu.sh/nQWaK/2809f4c3d3.png In other
news...
L220[07:55:31] <reinei> nice
L221[07:55:44] <reinei> is that your mod
or a texture pack you finished textures for?
L222[07:55:46] <Izaya> is that a filing
cabinet?
L223[07:55:54] <Kodos> Izaya, Yes.
L224[07:55:57] <Kodos> reinei,
OpenPrinter
L225[07:55:59] <vifino> link?
L226[07:56:11] <Izaya> on one hand that's
sorta cool
L227[07:56:16] <Izaya> on the other D:
filing cabinets
L228[07:56:17] <Izaya> evil
L229[07:56:19] <Kodos> lol
L230[07:56:23] <Kodos> It was a request I
made
L231[07:56:28] <Kodos> So I didn't need
ExU
L232[07:56:31] <Kodos> And because it made
sense
L233[07:56:39] <Kodos> Printed papers,
folders, and cabinets to put them in
L234[07:56:57] <Kodos> vifino, http://ci.pc-logix.com/job/OpenPrinter1.7/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/build/libs/OpenPrinter-MC1.7.10-0.1.0.131.jar?noredirect=1
L235[07:57:01] <Kodos> PS: Don't shift
click
L236[07:57:12] *
Izaya shift-clicks
L237[07:57:19] *
Kodos watches Izaya's Minecraft blow up
L238[07:57:31] <Mimiru> It's http://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/openprinter/fileshere
now :P
L239[07:57:37] <Kodos> Oh
L240[07:57:37] <reinei> NO don't cross the
links!
L241[07:57:38] <Mimiru> damn space
L242[07:57:40] <Mimiru> http://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/openprinter/files
L243[07:57:55] <Kodos> Did you get my
fancy bug report, Mimiru
L244[07:58:02] <Mimiru> yeah
L245[07:58:05] <Kodos> \o/
L246[07:58:07] <Kodos> I love
markdown
L247[07:58:23] <vifino> Kodos: no, i mean
the issue
L248[07:58:37] <Kodos> I can't in good
conscience link you that
L249[07:58:44] <vifino> dooooiiitttt
L250[07:58:49] <Kodos> https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/1703
L251[07:58:51] <reinei> now
L252[07:58:52] <Kodos> Don't say I didn't
warn you
L253[07:59:09] <Kodos> Xbony needs to
hurry up and respond to my issue
L254[07:59:40] <Lizzy> ... That fucking
guy....
L255[07:59:59] <reinei> Kodos, that linked
issue borke my brain-internal parser :(
L256[08:00:04] <Kodos> See?
L257[08:00:06] <Kodos> Autism
L258[08:00:12] <vifino> What. The
fuck.
L259[08:00:16] <Izaya> what the fuck is
with the pizza and smiles
L260[08:00:18] <reinei> it does not
contain a clearly visible <joke> tag but contains
</joke>
L261[08:00:27] <reinei> also I emant the
issue San linked
L262[08:00:29] <reinei> meant*
L263[08:00:34] <vifino> Kodos: I know what
you mean now.
L264[08:00:47] <Kodos> reinei, https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/1043
L265[08:00:53] <reinei> yep
L266[08:00:54] <Kodos> That one
L267[08:00:56] <Kodos> yeh
L268[08:01:06] <Lizzy> OH, issue comments
can have reactions now
L269[08:01:56] <Kodos> I'm not gonna waste
the effort on that guy
L270[08:01:59] <Lizzy> %tell Sangar
perhaps ban the guy spamming the issues tracker? ( ref #1043)
L271[08:02:00] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L272[08:02:06] <Turtle> Lizzy: No
point
L273[08:02:17] <Turtle> It's a new
account, probably a really retarded guy or a troll
L274[08:02:25] <Turtle> either way, he'll
just make a new account
L275[08:02:32] <reinei> Lizzy, also it
should be #1703
L276[08:02:38] <reinei> #1043 was
gamax
L277[08:02:45] <Turtle> ... lol
L278[08:02:53] <Lizzy> reinei, no, look at
the responses to 1043
L279[08:02:55] <Kodos> Okay, time to start
work on my Form Fill Out Program thinger
L280[08:03:26] <Turtle> Last response, yep
that's a troll
L281[08:03:52] <Turtle> Ignore him, ban
his ass, repeat T.T
L282[08:04:31] <Kodos> Anyone have an
example of a program requiring user input, and then storing that
input as a variable
L283[08:04:31] <vifino> Why not go to
github staff and make em boot his arse.
L284[08:04:43] <fingercomp> These
"suggestions" seem familiar to me...
L285[08:05:28] <fingercomp> Oh, https://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/704- and https://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/814-
L286[08:05:36] <Turtle> ... looking at his
MC forum account, if I may be the douchebag that says this, I have
the feeling this guy is literally the textbook example of a
"LEL U GOT TROLED" minecraft-kiddo
L287[08:06:39] <vifino> Kodos: local res
local io.write("Do you want to continue? [y/n]") local t
= io.read("*line"):lower() if t == "y" then res
= true elseif t == "n" then res = false else
print("Abort!") os.exit() end
L288[08:06:41] <vifino> should work
L289[08:06:53] <vifino> haven't tested it,
though, i just wrote that
L290[08:07:05] <Kodos> ~w io.read
L291[08:07:05] <ocdoc> http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#pdf-io.read
L292[08:07:16] <reinei> why is there a
local before io.write()?
L293[08:07:29] <Turtle> ugh now I am
annoyed at that guy being the "Help my stuff went boom"
and going "Ha easy fix u r dumb" guy in his first two
posts
L294[08:07:40] <vifino> reinei: because i
removed stuff before that
L295[08:07:57] <vifino> i wanted to read
before i wrote the small line thing
L296[08:08:41] <vifino> Kodos: local res,
t io.write("Do you want to continue? [y/n]") t =
io.read("*line"):lower() if t == "y" then res =
true elseif t == "n" then res = false else
print("Abort!") os.exit() end
L297[08:08:58] <vifino> should giev you
enough inspiration for simple stuff
L298[08:10:30] <Kodos> Got it working,
thanks
L299[08:10:43] <Kodos> Making a program
that will fill out and print a form
L300[08:11:44] <Kodos> Then I can work it
out so that if there's no printer detected, it instead sends the
form as a network message where it gets stored as part of a
file
L301[08:11:53] <Kodos> So admins can run a
server hosting complaint logs or what have you
L302[08:12:01] <Lizzy> lol wut, the reply
asie made only just came through even though i got the emails from
the 2 comments after it before
L303[08:16:11] <Kodos> vifino, is :lower()
required
L304[08:16:23] <Kodos> Or was that just to
make the checks easier
L305[08:16:32] <vifino> Kodos: yes,
otherwise you wouldn't be allowed to type Y or N instead of y or
n
L306[08:16:36] <Kodos> Right
L307[08:17:04] <Kodos> Now I just need a
snippet to break a string up with new lines every so many
characters
L308[08:18:47] <Kodos> Actually
L309[08:18:50] <Kodos> ~w string
L310[08:18:50] <ocdoc> http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#pdf-string
L311[08:19:10] <Kodos> I'll need one that
checks the 24th character of a string, to see if it's a space, and
if it isn't, go to the 23rd, check again, etc
L312[08:19:15] <Kodos> That should be fun
to write
L313[08:19:16] <Kodos> not
L314[08:20:21] <Lizzy> bauen1, just seen
your report on the forums. I'm going to put them in a
'under-moderation' group (as soon as i work out how to make one)
that'll require all their posts to be approved before non-admins
see them
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L318[08:24:55] <bauen1> Lizzy: Ok,
thx
L319[08:29:06] <Kodos> With two io.writes
in a row, there won't be a line break between them unless I
explicitly use \n in the first one, right?
L320[08:29:32] <reinei> there shouldn't
be, yes
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L322[08:35:53] <Kodos> http://puu.sh/nQXXK/316e619e32.png So, I have this
thus far
L323[08:36:04] <Kodos> Which results in
this http://puu.sh/nQXXK/316e619e32.png
L324[08:36:37] <Kodos> I'm debating
between having a text input for the reason, and a menu with common
reasons why someone would complain about someone else
L325[08:38:23] <reinei> those picutres
both whos the same thing btw
L326[08:38:27] <Lizzy> yay, that guy is
back....
L327[08:38:38] <Kodos> http://puu.sh/nQXWL/3c49a2354a.png
L328[08:38:39] <Kodos> my bad
L329[08:39:19] <reinei> what about options
+ the 'other' option?
L330[08:39:27] <Kodos> Was thinking that,
too
L331[08:39:35] <Kodos> The main issue is
that printed pages only have so much space for text
L332[08:39:38] <reinei> might be a little
more coding, but that CAN be so much more helpful
L333[08:39:41] <Kodos> And I have to break
it up into lines
L334[08:39:58] <reinei> yeah, so whats
your problem?
L335[08:40:10] <reinei> its lua, that
shouldn't be too hard
L336[08:40:11] <Kodos> I need to break
strings up into 24-character segments
L337[08:40:18] <Kodos> Without cutting a
word in half
L338[08:40:23] <reinei> thats a whole
other story xD
L339[08:40:35] <Kodos> So like, if the
24th character isn't a space, check the 23rd, 22nd, etc
L340[08:40:38] <Kodos> Until it finds a
space
L341[08:40:47] <Kodos> And then cuts off
the rest into a new string
L342[08:40:50] <Kodos> that gets put on
the next line
L343[08:42:20] <reinei> hint:
string.gfind(s, '%s') iff thats available
L344[08:44:38] <Lizzy> huh, that guy's on
the forums at the moment, i wonder if i'll get a "omg why am i
under moderation" pm or something?
L345[08:44:45] <Lizzy> ignore that last
?
L346[08:45:30] <Kodos> I think I'm just
gonna go with the list
L347[08:45:34] <Kodos> Strings are hard
yo
L348[08:49:00] <Lizzy> also i should have
probably done a different colour for the under moderation
group
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L351[08:51:08] <Lizzy> :@ AVAST FUCK
OFF
L352[08:53:14] <Kodos> Oh nice, using [=[
works for a multi-line string
L353[08:54:44] <reinei> as does [==[
L354[08:54:56] <reinei> and any
combination of '=' between the brackets
L355[08:54:58] <reinei> even 0
L356[08:55:36] <Lizzy> in swoops the
mighty Sandra
L357[08:55:57] <Izaya> [===========[
L358[08:56:45] <Kodos> Ah, I just seen a
thing on SO that used [=[ so I assumed that's what I needed
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L360[08:57:50] <Kodos> Reasons you'd
complain about a player on a server, go!
L361[08:58:01] <Kodos> (Valid ones worthy
of reporting to an admin)
L362[08:58:11] <reinei> X-ray
L363[08:58:18] <reinei> duping
L364[09:06:33] <Kodos> Hmm, still a lot of
whitespace... I wonder how hard it would be to set this up to have
options for multiple reasons
L365[09:08:23] <Kodos> LOL That guy got
removed from GitHub
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L367[09:11:33] <Kodos> Okay, so far I have
it taking the complainer's name, the complaintee's name, and the
reason choice, but there's still a dozen or so lines of whitespace
on this form
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L369[09:11:59] <reinei> date & times
maybe
L370[09:12:13] <Kodos> Timestamp on the
bottom line Soon™
L371[09:12:46] <Kodos> I'm always weary of
adding timeapi to things, because it went down for a month or so
before, and if people spam complaint forms, it'll cause timeapi to
block the IP
L372[09:13:17] <Kodos> And doing an
inworld time timestamp is sketchy at best
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L374[09:16:58] <Kodos> We need a Save
As... option
L375[09:18:27] <Lizzy> Kodos: lol
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L377[09:22:16] <omglolbah> Kodos, I used
to have an option of "General asshattery" in my
form
L378[09:22:30] <Kodos> I was thinking of
that
L379[09:22:34] <Kodos> Well, General
Shittery
L380[09:22:37] <Kodos> It's shorter
L381[09:22:43] <omglolbah>
"Assholesque behavior"
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L383[09:23:12] <vifino> Even shorter:
Dickwad.
L384[09:23:45] <Kodos> Fuuuu why is La Vie
en rose so good
L385[09:27:20] <Kodos> Properly passing an
option would work like this, right?: myprogram
--myoption=optionparameter
L386[09:31:30] <Kodos> Wait, how would
that work if I wanted to pass a string or something to that
L387[09:31:43] <Kodos> like if I'm using
--file=myfile.lua, how would I use myfile.lua within the code
L388[09:32:53] <reinei> probably using
local args = {...} and then sehll.parse(args) or something
L389[09:33:06] <reinei> I'm not quite sure
which lib allowed the option parsing
L390[09:33:09] <Kodos> I'm currently using
local args, options = shell.parse{...}
L391[09:33:22] <Kodos> Or rather,
shell.parse(...)
L392[09:33:45] <reinei> then under options
you should get the entry ['file'] I think
L393[09:34:05] <Kodos> So I'd just plug in
options.file where I want to use the string myfile.lua?
L394[09:34:14] <reinei> afaik, yes
L395[09:34:20] <Kodos> Okay, i'll
test
L396[09:35:22] <Kodos> ~w io.open
L397[09:35:22] <ocdoc> http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#pdf-io.open
L398[09:38:46] <Kodos> ... I have no idea
what I'm doing now
L399[09:38:59] <Kodos> I can't tell if I'm
stuck or if my brain just randomly decided to fuck off
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L401[09:40:53] <Kodos> Well... it mostly
worked?
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L404[09:41:11] <Kodos> http://puu.sh/nR1gs/587c0a9fbb.png
L405[09:41:14] <Kodos> No idea what
happened there
L406[09:41:30] <Techokami> wow that was
some weird spam to wake up to in my email inbox, from some
"ghost" user spamming the OC issue tracker
L407[09:41:38] <Kodos> Don't ask
L408[09:41:59] * g
asks
L409[09:42:09] <vifino> Techokami: The
ghost user is a real user who got deleted/removed from
github.
L410[09:42:10] <Techokami> I read the
garbage, I know it's just some troll without a life
L411[09:42:17] <Techokami> yeah I was
about to say
L412[09:42:24] <Techokami> GitHub kicked
him off the site
L413[09:42:40] <Kodos> Anyone have a clue
what's going on in my screenshot, or should I just go take a nap
and come back to it
L414[09:43:29] <Techokami> looks like it's
trying to print control characters?
L415[09:43:42] <vifino> Hah, a reboot of
my router means exactly 55 seconds of not having internet.
L416[09:43:46] <vifino> Amazing.
L417[09:44:09] <omglolbah> Kodos, stupid
question... why not store it in a table and use
serialize/unserialize to save/load data?
L418[09:44:54] <Kodos> omglolbah, Well,
the data is already in a table, as running the printer's scan
function returns the title of the page being scanned, and a table
of lines, each is a line from the page
L419[09:45:13] <Kodos> I'm just trying to
make it so when you're xeroxing something, you can instead have it
scan to file, instead of copying it
L420[09:45:29] <Kodos> Which mostly works,
but it's doing that weird shit on the file
L421[09:45:39] <Techokami>
interesting
L422[09:45:42] <omglolbah> hm
L423[09:45:52] <Kodos> Though, good idea
on the unserialize, let me try doing that and see how it
olooks
L424[09:46:43] *
omglolbah is a filthy code-thief and tries very hard to use
existing code out of pure laziness :p
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L427[09:48:17] <g> Is there a way to like,
name adapters or the things they're connected to?
L428[09:48:46] <g> I mean the uuid system
is great but when you have 15 power monitors and 15 cap banks
connected to one computer..
L429[09:49:08] <Kodos> You could do what I
do
L430[09:49:27] <Kodos> Make a file that's
just 'tank1 = "tank1's address here", tank2 = etc
etc"
L431[09:49:32] <Kodos> and
dofile(thatfile)
L432[09:49:35] <Kodos> in the main
code
L433[09:49:43] <g> hm, that's not a bad
idea
L434[09:49:56] <Kodos> That way you have
it stored externally and can use it in other programs
L435[09:49:56] <g> although copying down
30 addresses is.. yeah
L436[09:50:21] <Kodos> Pretty sure the
analyzer lets you copy to clipboard
L437[09:50:24] <g> I'm assuming there's no
easy way to copy the address of.. ah okay
L438[09:50:46] <Michiyo> yeah IIRC you
click the UUID in the chat message
L439[09:50:55] <g> Yup, works
L440[09:50:59] <g>
78d3ca6a-5b72-466d-a18b-055d81085630
L441[09:51:00] <g> \o/
L442[09:51:08] <omglolbah> dump them to
file and pastebin it :p
L443[09:51:19] <Kodos> Yeah, that would be
wicked easy
L444[09:51:32] <g> I'd still have to know
which was which :P
L445[09:51:35] <Kodos> for addr, type in
component.list() do yadda yadda
L446[09:51:40] <Kodos> Oh, right
L447[09:51:48] <g> also, are there any
mods that add like, number tiles I can put on walls?
L448[09:51:51] <g> signs look ugly
L449[09:51:57] <Kodos> How many
numbers
L450[09:52:00] <g> 15
L451[09:52:04] <g> (for now)
L452[09:52:06] <Kodos> 10,
technically
L453[09:52:07] <g> single digits is
fine
L454[09:52:18] <Kodos> I know Railcraft
has emblems that go up to 4
L455[09:52:23] <Kodos> I've been meaning
to poke CJ about adding more
L456[09:52:43] <g> I have one emblem
L457[09:52:48] <g> in my install of
RC
L458[09:52:49] <omglolbah> would be nice
to have one where you right click or maybe shift-click on the digit
to increase the number <.<
L459[09:52:50] <g> not sure how to use
it
L460[09:53:12] <Kodos> omglolbah, that's
not a bad mod idea
L461[09:53:33] <Kodos> Wouldn't be hard to
find textures for numbers, and then just make an item that rotates
through them on rightclick
L462[09:53:35] *
omglolbah -has- been considering getting into
modding...
L463[09:53:54] <Kodos> If -I- can make a
mod, surely you can
L464[09:53:57] *
rashdanml steals the idea
L465[09:54:01] <rashdanml> :3
L466[09:54:08] *
Kimiro got into modding once. Ended up selling a kidney in Beirut
to get out.
L467[09:54:26] *
Kodos wonders if there's a city named Modding anywhere
L468[09:54:32] <rashdanml> I am on the
lookout for simple mod ideas to use as a testing ground before
attempting my more ambitious projects
L469[09:54:36] <g> oh, I could use
littleblocks to put the numbers on the wall in blocks..
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L471[09:59:12] <Kodos> Okay, looks like
the printer is scanning the paper and getting that, it's not
anything I'm doing
L472[09:59:37] <Kodos> Time to test
somethign else
L473[10:00:29] <Kodos> Oh, that's
cute
L474[10:00:44] <Kodos> You can't actually
use OC with an IC2 reactor if the reactor doesn't have at least one
chamber on it
L475[10:00:50] <Kodos> Since that's what
the component looks for
L476[10:01:11] <g> eh, I could
L477[10:01:23] <g> do you mean the ones
inside the pressurised casing?
L478[10:01:34] <g> or just outside in the
world
L479[10:01:48] <Kodos> No
L480[10:01:50] <Kodos> Just outside
L481[10:01:52] <Kodos> No chambers
L482[10:01:53] <g> ah okay
L483[10:01:57] <g> I dunno, that worked
for me
L484[10:02:01] <Kodos> No, like
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L486[10:02:06] <Kodos> The blocks that go
around the reactor itself
L487[10:02:11] <Kodos> To expand the GUI
slots
L488[10:02:15] <Kodos> You need at least
one
L489[10:02:17] <g> yeah, I know what
you're talking about
L490[10:02:20] <g> it worked for me
without any of those
L491[10:02:23] <g> just the reactor
core
L492[10:02:27] <Kodos> How?
L493[10:02:34] <g> with an adapter?
L494[10:02:52] <Kodos> Yes... Unless that
was recently fixed and I'm using an outdated version, but Is
houldn't be
L495[10:03:02] <g> not sure
L496[10:03:16] <g> I PR'd some ic2
integration changes, but it was just to support the reactor when
it's inside the pressurised casing
L497[10:03:25] <Kodos> Okay, I can confirm
now that OpenPrinter's scan() function is busted
L498[10:03:36] <Kodos> So that'll have to
wait
L499[10:06:00] <Kodos> Mkay, naptime
L500[10:06:22] <rashdanml> o/
L501[10:06:23] ***
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L502[10:29:19] <Lizzy> %tell Sangar #1403
you can unlock it now, the user's been banned from github itself
(also i think you have the power ot delete comments, if you do it
might be best to delete the spam ones so the normal discussion can
continue)
L503[10:29:21] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L504[10:30:07] <Michiyo>
"Busted" how...?
L505[10:30:13] <Michiyo> damn it he's
away..
L506[10:30:18] <Lizzy> ?
L507[10:30:22] <Lizzy> oh
L508[10:31:44] <Lizzy> also Michiyo, if
you look in the netalerts channel on PCL/EnderNet you may see a
bunch of NMap's from a signal IP around 4 hours ago. That was me
cause i was NMapping Athar&Janus
L509[10:32:44] <Michiyo> kk
L510[10:34:25] <Michiyo> Also, I think
it's 1043, not 1403 :P
L511[10:37:17] <Michiyo> Also.. why was
dude replying to himself in 1703?
L512[10:42:26] <Lizzy> Michiyo:
spammer
L513[10:42:38] <Michiyo> Well yeah.. just
makes little sense :P
L514[10:42:53] <Lizzy> His account is also
in the under moderation group on the forums
L515[10:43:09] <Michiyo> I saw
L516[10:44:10] <Lizzy> Cool
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L519[10:45:42] <vifino> ow :<
L520[10:46:11] <Kimiro> Dith ith
tashteh.
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L523[10:46:25] <vifino> How dare
you?!
L524[10:46:32] <vifino> One does not eat
cat.
L525[10:46:34] <vifino> Ever.
L526[10:46:54] *
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L528[10:49:10] <g> so I go afk for a
second, come back to my littleblocks numbers
L529[10:49:24] <g> and I find that all the
woolen clay I used has turned into.. railcraft detectors?
L530[10:50:09] <Shuudoushi> Michiyo: how
much of a pain in the ass would it be to build the KVM into the
terminal rack?
L531[10:51:11] <Shuudoushi> Michiyo: oh,
and ty for reminding me that I have to hate life soon and update
SOS...
L532[10:54:56] <Shuudoushi> but for today,
I have other things to do x.x
L533[10:55:13] ***
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L535[10:55:45] <vifino> owwwww :<
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L537[10:55:57] <vifino> Stahp hurting me
:<
L538[10:56:39] <Kimiro> You volunteered
for this!
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L540[10:57:44] <vifino> I DID NOT!
:<
L541[10:57:54] *
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L542[10:58:07] <Lizzy> Only I get to nom
vifino
L543[10:58:27] <vifino> Exactly. :3
L544[10:58:52] <Kimiro> You totally
volunteered. I said, and I quote...
L545[10:58:57] *
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L546[10:59:02] <Kimiro> Could've been
anyone.
L547[11:01:07] <Kimiro> Could've been Al
Gore even.
L548[11:02:06] *
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L552[11:28:19] <vifino> Kimiro:
excuses.
L553[11:28:41] *
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L554[11:29:03] <vifino> gamax92!
L555[11:29:09] *
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L556[11:29:24] *
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L559[11:34:15] <Kimiro> Does this lead
anywhere?
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L565[12:04:36] <Neplex> Hello
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L569[12:25:47] <g> Michiyo Mimiru - you
have a gitlab instance right
L570[12:25:56] <g> the latest, 8.6, now
has "confidential issues" which sounds neat
L571[12:26:21] <g> note that if you're
using postgre you'll have to login as your superuser and add an
extension to each table
L572[12:27:10] <Mimiru> g, yeah, and
mysql
L573[12:27:13] <Mimiru> I think
anyway
L574[12:27:17] <Mimiru> Oh no wait
L575[12:27:22] <Mimiru> I setup with
omnibus this time
L576[12:27:35] <g> ah, omnibus will do it
for you then
L577[12:27:46] <g> it's only source
installs that require it
L578[12:28:05] <g> https://about.gitlab.com/2016/03/22/gitlab-8-6-released/
L579[12:28:08] <Mimiru> hmm I'm on
8.5.7
L580[12:28:20] <Mimiru> wonder if 8.6 is
out for my distro
L581[12:28:28] <Mimiru> :P
L582[12:28:35] <Mimiru> god damn it
L583[12:28:36] <g> you can subscribe to
labels now too
L584[12:28:49] <Mimiru> my kitty portable
was on one of my fucking dead drives
L585[12:29:36] <Mimiru> Which means I also
lost my fucking sourcetree shit
L586[12:29:39] <Mimiru> fml
L587[12:29:51] <g> the fuck, I used
stained clay this time and now all my littleblocks have
disappeared
L588[12:30:40] <g> must be time for an
update...
L589[12:31:20] <Mimiru> Nice installing
8.6.1
L590[12:31:26] <g> 8.6.1?
L591[12:31:31] <g> I updated to 8.6.1 like
a couple hours ago
L592[12:31:31] <g> lol
L593[12:31:34] <g> er, 8.6.0
L594[12:31:53] <Mimiru>
gitlab-ce_8.6.1-ce.0_amd64.deb
L595[12:32:09] <g> kay
L596[12:32:14] <g> ugh, there's no
littleblocks update
L597[12:32:21] <g> since.. april 1st
2015
L598[12:32:32] <g> abandoned 1.7.10 in
favour of 1.8 for some insane reason
L599[12:33:13] <g> right then, guess I
need a new idea
L600[12:34:30] <Mimiru> \o/ http://michi.pc-logix.com/chrome_2016-03-23_12-34-24.png
L601[12:35:03] <g> :P
L602[12:35:29] <Mimiru> "This issue
is confidential and should only be visible to team members"
Neat
L603[12:37:15] <g> all I want is a mod
that adds numbers I can put on walls
L604[12:37:17] <g> is that so hard
L605[12:37:19] <g> I can't find any
L606[12:37:19] <g> lol
L607[12:38:47] <Kodos|Zzz> Mimiru,
scanning a printed page gets me weird shit like this http://puu.sh/nR1gs/587c0a9fbb.png
L608[12:39:20] <Mimiru> Yes... you're
getting the control data which is needed for copying
L609[12:39:40] <Kodos|Zzz> Right, but what
if someone wants to scan to a file
L610[12:39:54] <Mimiru> Then they have to
parse the control stuff and either use it, or dump it
L611[12:40:03] <Kodos|Zzz> Bleh
L612[12:42:19] <Mimiru> anyway back to
work
L613[12:43:10] <vifino>
"work"
L614[12:44:10] <Kodos|Zzz> Did you fix the
shiftclicking into cabinets?
L615[12:45:07] <vifino> FUCK YES! My
arietta g25 boards are supported by arch linux arm :D
L616[12:45:20] <Kodos|Zzz> I understood
the word linux
L617[12:48:24] <Kodos|Zzz> So apparently
the big ass spider I flushed a few days ago after spraying it down
with RAID crawled back up our pipes and out of our shower
drain
L618[12:50:18] <Lizzy> lol
L619[12:54:58] <gamax92> %seen
Sangar
L620[12:55:01] <MichiBot> gamax92: Sangar
was last seen 1d 21h 33m 20s ago.
L621[12:55:27] <Sangar> o/
L622[12:55:37] <Lizzy> there you are
L623[12:56:14] <Lizzy> Sangar, when you're
done reading through MichiBot's tells, have a looksie in
#ocadmin
L624[12:56:18] <Sangar> such tells
L625[12:58:36] <Lizzy> woop https://www.theender.net/shx/zion/chrome_2016-03-23_17-58-31.png
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L628[12:59:20] <Lizzy> SuPeRMiNoR2, ....
https://www.theender.net/shx/zion/chrome_2016-03-23_17-59-12.png
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L631[13:03:20] <Lizzy> KittyKath, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvVC1A8_qiw
*headbangs*
L632[13:03:22] <MichiBot> Harry Potter
Theme (Metal) | length: 2m 8s | Likes: 6089 Dislikes: 151 Views: 736202 | by Mike
Peoples
L633[13:03:42] <g> oh hedwig's theme
L634[13:03:43] <g> was wondering
L635[13:03:54] <Sangar> muhaha, more stars
than botania
L636[13:05:01] <Sangar> also yeah, sorry
about the spam incident on github. i though blocking him would
block him from posting, but apparently since the repo lives under
an organziation that didn't work, so it took someone else replying
for me to notice.
L637[13:05:22] <Kodos|Zzz> Don't worry
about it, he got kicked from GitHub
L638[13:05:23] <Sangar> i cleaned the
issue up and reopened it now
L639[13:05:43] <Sangar> aye
L640[13:05:50] <g> What was the spam
exactly?
L641[13:05:54] <Sangar> interesting
approach they have there, too, having a "ghost" user
:X
L642[13:06:05] <Sangar> tagging people
~100 times per comment
L643[13:06:05] <Lizzy> Sangar, 'tis okay,
I've placed his forum account in the under moderation group on the
forums
L644[13:06:13] <Sangar> commenting n times
in a row
L645[13:06:17] <g> ah, I see
L646[13:06:24] <Sangar> Lizzy, well
done
L647[13:06:26] <Lizzy> I can go find the
emails if you want
L648[13:06:44] <Lizzy> Sangar, i am slowly
becomming a pro with IPBoard
L649[13:07:01] <g> I can't stand
IP.B
L650[13:07:06] <gamax92> Sangar: can you
also clean this up? https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/1703
L651[13:07:08] <g> well, when I used it a
few years ago at least
L652[13:07:11] <g> it was pretty
awful
L653[13:07:22] <gamax92> him talking to
himself
L654[13:07:27] <Lizzy> g, oc forums are
IPBoard
L655[13:07:35] <g> I know
L656[13:07:36] <g> :P
L657[13:07:43] <g> I don't use the forums
xD
L658[13:07:48] <Lizzy> now only if i could
get rid of the license warning in the ACP but i need Ir7_O for
that
L659[13:08:05] <Sangar> gamax92, since
that thread is dead, i thought i'd leave it as historical landmark
or so :P
L660[13:08:13] <gamax92> oh okay
L661[13:08:30] <Sangar> allrighty, time to
look at your luaj fixery
L662[13:09:02] <gamax92> Sangar: yeah, I
wanted your opinion on a couple of functions
L663[13:11:17] <Lizzy> has anyone seen
Ir7_O about recently? I remember him saying he had to go for a
month or so which is how i ended up with the forum but i think that
was more than a month ago
L664[13:11:21] <Sangar> about the
strx2number function as i read? what about it?
L665[13:11:46] <gamax92> Sangar: if you
notice anything that could be done better or ways to condense
it
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L667[13:11:57] <Sangar> Lizzy, can't
remember seeing him recently, but i'm not on as often as i once was
so that's not saying much :P
L668[13:12:17] <Lizzy> %seen Ir7_O
L669[13:12:17] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Ir7_O has
not been seen.
L670[13:12:19] <Lizzy> k
L671[13:12:27] <Sangar> ah, it's quite
long i see
L672[13:12:32] <Lizzy> %seen Ir7_o
L673[13:12:32] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Ir7_o was
last seen 148d 11h 34m 58s ago.
L674[13:12:39] <Lizzy> yup
L675[13:12:59] <gamax92> oh huh.
L676[13:13:07] <Lizzy> just under 5 months
ago
L677[13:13:07] <gamax92> Sangar: hold off
on it for now
L678[13:13:11] <Sangar> ok
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L680[13:13:46] <Kodos|Zzz> What a quit
message
L681[13:13:51] <Sangar> indeed
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L683[13:16:15] <gamax92> Sangar: nvm, you
can merge if you'd like
L684[13:16:48] <Sangar> allright, will see
after dinner then, brb
L685[13:19:36] *
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L689[13:26:05] <gamax92> Oh I guess I
can't really test since I don't have these locales available on my
computer.
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L693[13:39:06] <rashdanml> o/
L694[13:40:10] <Vexatos> eww a rashy
L695[13:40:11] <Vexatos> I mean hi
L696[13:40:17] <rashdanml> :(
L697[13:40:29] <Vexatos> h i :>
L698[13:42:23] <gamax92> ｈｉ
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L701[13:48:19] <Kimiro> Hello~
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L703[13:52:49] <rashdanml> yello
L704[13:53:42] <gamax92> Hullo
L705[13:55:59] <Kodos|Zzz> Fuuuu tonight
needs to come quicker
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L707[14:01:49] <g> Mimiru: Have you used
gitlab ci before?
L708[14:02:22] <g> Considering trying it
out and seeing if it's any better than bamboo
L709[14:07:25] <Michiyo> +Kodos|Zzz>
Did you fix the shiftclicking into cabinets? It's fixed in that it
no longer crashes... it doesn't work though
L710[14:08:40] <Michiyo> g, I have
not
L711[14:08:44] <g> ah, okay
L712[14:08:48] <Michiyo> I just use
Jenkins
L713[14:09:01] <g> I only use bamboo as
well, but it's a bit clunky for some things
L714[14:20:23] <Michiyo> I love me some
IP.Board... :P
L715[14:20:33] <Lizzy> ?
L716[14:20:50] <Michiyo> Reading back
through my missed chat
L717[14:21:11] <Michiyo> you and g talking
about the forums and stuff
L718[14:21:16] <Lizzy> ah
L719[14:21:38] <Michiyo> Also, I didn't
realize I'd had %seen working for that long
L720[14:22:00] <Michiyo> then again... I
realized I'd been at work for 3 months yesterday too
L721[14:22:01] <Michiyo> lol
L722[14:23:30] <Lizzy> :O Sangar was
online ont he forums!
L723[14:23:48] <Sangar> once in a blue
moon
L724[14:23:49] <Michiyo> no way
L725[14:23:55] <Lizzy> Sangar, ;p;
L726[14:23:57] <Lizzy> *lokl
L727[14:23:59] <Lizzy> ¬_¬
L728[14:24:02] <gamax92> Sangar: hey
L729[14:24:05] *
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L730[14:24:15] *
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L731[14:24:35] <Michiyo> Man... it needs
to be 3 hours later
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L735[14:31:23] *
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L737[14:32:39] <Vexatos> Hi Sangar!
L738[14:32:42] <Vexatos> You got my
%tell?
L739[14:32:43] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep2I3Gf3Sec
L740[14:32:43] <rashdanml> :D
L741[14:32:46] <MichiBot> What does
methylated spirits taste like? | length: 4m 51s | Likes:
1709 Dislikes: 32 Views: 19320 | by
bigclivedotcom
L742[14:32:48] <Sangar> Vexatos,
yup!
L743[14:32:57] <Vexatos> Sangar, what did
I even %tell you
L744[14:32:58] <Vexatos> I forgot
L745[14:33:04] <Sangar> github
thinger
L746[14:33:05] *
rashdanml tickles Temia and runs
L747[14:33:11] <Vexatos> uuuuh
L748[14:33:12] <Sangar> list of mc
stuffs
L749[14:33:18] *
Vexatos tilts head
L750[14:34:11] <Sangar> -MichiBot- Vexatos
in #oc said: https://github.com/showcases/hacking-minecraft
OpenCompuderps on main page. 10/10
L751[14:34:13] <Sangar> that
L752[14:35:03] <gamax92> %tell Sangar Get
your shit together
L753[14:35:05] <MichiBot> gamax92: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L754[14:35:11] <Sangar> gamax92, wot
L755[14:35:12] <Inari> http://zacanger.github.io/f-me-on-github/ github
thinger?
L756[14:36:59] <Vexatos> ah that
L757[14:37:27] <Sangar> i like how
terasology is in that list
L758[14:37:50] <Sangar> that's totally a
hack in minecraft, suuuuure
L759[14:40:05] <gamax92> Sangar: oh right,
my question I had for you that you ignored
L760[14:40:21] <Sangar> i guess i missed
it then >_>
L761[14:40:33] <Sangar> what was it?
L762[14:40:41] <gamax92> Sangar: when
converting from lua string to Java Strings (LuaC), does it try to
do any encoding or what not?
L763[14:41:49] <Sangar> i think jnlua / i
(?) convert the bytearray to a string using utf8 encoding
generally
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L765[14:44:05] <Sangar> yeah, at least in
Arguments that's what happens: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/scala/li/cil/oc/server/machine/ArgumentsImpl.scala#L77
L766[14:46:15] <gamax92> oh huh, I like
that file
L767[14:47:07] <gamax92> Sangar: but uhh,
where's the LuaJ related stuff
L768[14:48:36] <gamax92> ScalaClosure
maybe?
L769[14:48:43] <Sangar> probably
L770[14:50:16] <gamax92> Sangar: oh, so
then it always uses LuaString.tojstring(), even if trying to do
checkByteArray?
L771[14:50:34] <Sangar> looks that
way...
L772[14:50:41] <gamax92> you should
eventually fix that :P
L773[14:51:00] <Sangar> but then luaj
might actually become a usable architecture :X
L774[14:52:19] <gamax92> Sangar: not if
you don't keep failing to look at my pull request ;)
L775[14:52:31] <Sangar> oh i looked! and
just tested it ;)
L776[14:52:41] <Sangar> is there a way to
ask a luaj string if its binary?
L777[14:53:02] <gamax92> what do you
mean?
L778[14:53:11] <Sangar> how do i get a
byte[] from a luaj value
L779[14:53:23] <gamax92> The
LuaString.m_bytes
L780[14:53:28] <Sangar> ewww
L781[14:53:30] <gamax92> which ... might
not be accessable, but yeah.
L782[14:53:48] <gamax92> no it's
public
L783[14:53:58] <Sangar> so cast and get
field? k then
L784[14:54:09] <gamax92> Sangar:
nope
L785[14:54:21] <Sangar> nope?
L786[14:54:36] <Sangar> oh
L787[14:54:38] <Sangar> offset and
length
L788[14:54:39] <Sangar> i see
L789[14:54:43] <gamax92> that
L790[14:54:48] <gamax92> and if you modify
the byte array you get from checkByteArray, does it modify string
you get?
L791[14:54:55] <gamax92> ... modify the
string in lua*
L792[14:54:59] <Sangar> no
L793[14:55:06] <gamax92> exactly, so have
to do a copy anyway
L794[14:55:09] <Sangar> at least i don't
think so :X
L795[14:55:17] <Sangar> yea
L796[14:55:44] <Sangar> (not with jnlua
anyway, but i can't recall how it's for the c methods)
L797[14:55:55] <gamax92> ahh
L798[14:57:06] <gamax92> I'm also unsure
why LuaJ wants to use it's own converter for UTF-8, might change
that.
L799[14:57:34] <Sangar> possibly to handle
\0s in strings more gracefully than just completely failing?
L800[14:57:47] <gamax92> oh, does Java
fail on \0?
L801[14:57:55] <Sangar> if it's at an
illegal position i think so
L802[14:58:15] <Sangar> think there even
was an issue on github about that
L803[14:58:19] <Sangar> (on the oc
tracker)
L804[14:59:57] <gamax92> Sangar: the only
thing I can remember about that was that various things would be
truncated at \0's but that all
L805[15:00:02] <Sangar> ugh, i hate
working with offsets, i'm never sure i got it right :X
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L807[15:00:16] <Sangar> oh, okthen
L808[15:00:26] <gamax92> Sangar: for this
it should just be subtract offset
L809[15:00:30] <Sangar> let's see if
things blow up \o/
L810[15:01:14] <Sangar>
s.m_bytes.slice(s.m_offset, s.m_offset + s.m_bytes) is what i have
(slice is slice(from, until))
L811[15:01:25] <Sangar> err, length
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L813[15:02:22] <gamax92> erm, slice?
L814[15:02:26] <gamax92> is that
Scala
L815[15:02:49] <Sangar> yes
L816[15:02:54] <Sangar> and at least
openos still boots, so yey
L817[15:04:55] <Sangar> pushed, feel free
to verify/test ;)
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L819[15:05:30] <gamax92> Sangar: you can
just see if writing a file works properly
L820[15:05:38] <gamax92> (filesystem.write
uses checkByteArray)
L821[15:06:04] <Sangar> i was more
concerned about checkString working still, and it apparently did
(in gpu.set)
L822[15:06:09] <Sangar> but yeah
well
L823[15:07:44] <gamax92> Sangar:
Waddafaq?
L824[15:08:18] <Sangar> can never be sure
enough :P
L825[15:08:34] <Sangar> just in case
something comes along that pretends to be TSTRING but isn't a
LuaString
L826[15:09:19] <Sangar> file writing
appears to work (with a \0 in there)
L827[15:09:21] <Sangar> so yey
L828[15:10:13] <gamax92> yeah, checked
slice in the scala repl, that should work fine
L829[15:11:02] <Sangar> so we have a
pretty usable luaj arch now. impressive.
L830[15:14:55] <gamax92> oh heh.
L831[15:15:31] <Sangar> now you just have
to make it serializable :P
L832[15:15:38] <gamax92> Sangar: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OC-LuaJ/blob/master/src/main/java/li/cil/repack/org/luaj/vm2/lib/jse/CoerceLuaToJava.java#L209-L243
L833[15:15:58] <gamax92> so it actually
did have byte array stuff before
L834[15:16:21] <Sangar> interesting
L835[15:21:39] <Vexatos> gamax92, once you
fixed all this bytearra
L836[15:21:42] <Vexatos> bytearray
mess
L837[15:21:48] <gamax92> Sangar*
L838[15:21:49] <Vexatos> please tell me
about the correct mechanics
L839[15:21:52] <Vexatos> Or that
L840[15:22:10] <Vexatos> so I know what I
am dealing with when I checkString vs. checkByteArray
L841[15:22:14] <Vexatos> as I am actually
using that
L842[15:22:22] <gamax92> checkByteArray
does no encoding and gives you a byte array
L843[15:22:30] <gamax92> checkString tries
to parse the bytes as utf-8
L844[15:22:40] <Sangar> ^
L845[15:23:08] <Vexatos> So ArgumentsImpl
actually stores the string as a bytearray?
L846[15:23:15] <Vexatos> and does the
conversion inside of checkString?
L847[15:23:19] <Sangar> lua does, so
yeah
L848[15:23:24] <Vexatos> Good
L849[15:23:29] <Vexatos> that's what I am
expecting
L850[15:23:43] <Vexatos> Unfortunately, CC
forces UTF-8
L851[15:23:44] <Sangar> so yeah, cba for
binary data, cs for strings
L852[15:23:50] <Sangar> heh. cba.
L853[15:23:51] <Vexatos> so I have to
base64-encodify everything :<
L854[15:23:54] <Sangar> <_<
L855[15:23:56] <Sangar> anyway
L856[15:23:59] <Sangar> brb
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L858[15:25:10] <gamax92> wot.
L859[15:25:46] <gamax92> you can set
metatables on nil, numbers, booleans, functions, and threads as
well?
L860[15:27:33] <Vexatos> only functions
and threads have identity though
L861[15:27:42] <Vexatos> the other ones
should be blocked by sandbox
L862[15:27:55] <gamax92> Vexatos: you need
the debug setmetatable anyway
L863[15:28:06] <Vexatos> ah
L864[15:28:12] <Vexatos> well
L865[15:28:14] <Vexatos> blame
Roberto
L866[15:28:16] <Vexatos> ™
L867[15:28:30] <Vexatos> anyways, time to
go sleep
L868[15:28:31] <Vexatos> bye
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L871[15:33:35] <gamax92> Sangar: alright,
time to compile OC ... bbl roasting a turkey
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L873[15:39:27] <gamax92> Sangar: >_>
is taking forever I'm just going to go do jar merging
L874[15:53:44] <Sangar> yeah, a clean
build can take some time :P in particular if it's not
--offline
L875[15:53:59] <gamax92> but it wasn't a
clean build though!
L876[15:54:03] <gamax92> though did forget
offline
L877[15:54:21] *
Sangar shrugs
L878[15:54:29] <Sangar> normal build takes
two or three minutes for me
L879[16:02:39] <gamax92> Sangar: those
hexadecimal floating point literals huh?
L880[16:03:55] *
omglolbah recalls building kernels on pentium 75s
L881[16:04:09] *
gamax92 recalls building kernels on i486s
L882[16:04:16] <Sangar> gamax92, like
0xa.be1p1 ? :3
L883[16:04:23] <gamax92> yep
L884[16:04:30] <gamax92> with the %a and
%A
L885[16:04:40] <Sangar> i wonder if anyone
actually uses that
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L887[16:05:41] <gamax92> Sangar: I never
used Java's String.format before because Lua will happily take
stuff like "%-+ #0f"
L888[16:05:50] *
Antheus recalls building i486s on a forge
L889[16:06:01] <Sangar> <_>
L890[16:06:10] <gamax92> except Java wont:
no width so - and 0 are invalid, - given so 0 is invalid, + given
so space is invalid
L891[16:07:28] <gamax92> Sangar: but yeah,
added in checks for that stuff and then just used Java's stuff,
it's better than anything that could have been written (various
sun.misc stuff I need is not accessable to me)
L892[16:08:20] <Sangar> ^^
L893[16:08:27] <Sangar> reasonable
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L897[16:23:09] <gamax92> #p
L898[16:23:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.5025755630000001 Seconds passed.
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L900[16:30:40] <Sangar> i'm off o/
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L902[16:37:47] <Porygon> #p
L903[16:37:53] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
Timeout.
L904[16:37:57] <Porygon> ??
L905[16:39:07] <vifino> #p
L906[16:39:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.471223747 Seconds passed.
L907[16:47:50] <gamax92> Porygon: you
don't respond to pings
L908[16:48:16] <Kodos|Zzz> #p
L909[16:48:21] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
Timeout.
L910[16:48:29] <Porygon> #p
L911[16:48:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1.7766919749999999 Seconds passed.
L912[16:48:53] <Porygon> that's profoundly
uselessly precise
L913[16:49:01] <gamax92> it's not very
precise at all
L914[16:49:16] <Kodos|Zzz> I like to
pretend that it just generates a random number after the second
decimal place
L915[16:49:20] <gamax92> :P
L916[16:49:29] <Porygon> I'm pretty sure
17 digits is a precise number
L917[16:49:53] <gamax92> #lua math.pi ..
string.rep("0",20) .. "1"
L918[16:49:54] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.1415926535898000000000000000000001
L919[16:50:01] <gamax92> Porygon: look at
that precision huh
L920[16:50:18] <gamax92> that totally is
accurate to ~35 places
L921[16:50:19] <Porygon> that's actually
potentially destructively precise
L922[16:50:31] *
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L926[17:06:00] <Michiyo> %p
L927[17:06:03] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Michiyo 2.22s
L928[17:06:06] <Michiyo> \o/
L929[17:06:09] <Michiyo> %p
L930[17:06:10] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
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L931[17:06:17] <Michiyo> %p
L932[17:06:18] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
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L933[17:06:24] <Michiyo> No idea why it
was 2.22 :/
L934[17:06:39] <Michiyo> MichiBot and this
client are on the same internal network.. lol
L935[17:09:59] <omglolbah> %p
L936[17:10:00] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
omglolbah 0.23s
L937[17:10:48] <omglolbah> fear my fiber
latency <.<
L938[17:11:02] <gamax92> %p
L939[17:11:04] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
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L940[17:11:11] <ping> k
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L942[17:13:52] <ping> Tiin57, ._.
L943[17:13:55] <ping> been awhile
L944[17:14:07] <Tiin57> That is jas
L945[17:14:08] <Tiin57> has
L946[17:14:18] <Tiin57> znc dropped and I
never restarted it for some reason
L947[17:14:21] <gamax92> it*
L948[17:14:27] <ping> Tiin57, remember me?
:p
L949[17:14:28] <Tiin57> ty
L950[17:14:45] <Tiin57> ping: be hard not
to lol
L951[17:14:52] <gamax92> LuaForge
L952[17:15:25] <Tiin57> Does no one forget
anything?
L953[17:15:30] <gamax92> XD
L954[17:17:45] <ping> yeah i remember
LuaForge
L955[17:18:05] <Michiyo> Woo LuaForge..
:P
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L957[17:22:05] <Inari> what ever became of
that anyway
L958[17:22:52] <Tiin57> https://github.com/Tiin57/luaforge
L959[17:22:59] <Tiin57> I stopped working
on it halfway through a name change
L960[17:23:14] <Tiin57> I might jump into
it again but I doubt it
L961[17:23:17] <Tiin57> Not much use
L962[17:25:12] <Inari> why did you n eed
to print "mytest!!" like 10 times
L963[17:25:31] <Tiin57> where
L964[17:25:34] <gamax92> why did you need
to put the license in the README and not in a seperate file
L965[17:25:52] <Tiin57> and keep in mind
that this was written in 2013 by a much dumber me
L966[17:25:56] <gamax92> when someone goes
to look at your README they want to learn about your project not
become a lawyer
L967[17:26:09] <Inari> https://github.com/Tiin57/luaforge/issues/14
L968[17:26:10] <Inari> there
L969[17:26:42] <Tiin57> that's not me
lol
L970[17:26:48] <Inari> oh
L971[17:26:49] <Inari> :P
L972[17:26:51] <Tiin57> that's some guy
posting his code
L973[17:27:08] <Inari> why did he have to
print "mytest!!" like 10 times?
L974[17:27:19] <gamax92> why don't you go
ask him >_>
L975[17:27:19] <Tiin57> idfk man
L976[17:27:29] <Tiin57> so he didn't miss
it? lol
L977[17:27:42] <Inari> https://github.com/Tiin57/luaforge/issues/14
done
L978[17:28:12] <gamax92> lol
L979[17:28:43] <vifino> #oc needs a
printer.
L980[17:28:55] <gamax92> Michiyo!
L981[17:29:01] <Tiin57> Inari:
closed
L982[17:29:03] <vifino> No, vifino!
L983[17:29:11] <vifino> /whois lp0
L984[17:29:12] <Inari> Tiin57: rude
L985[17:29:15] <Tiin57> why
L986[17:29:25] <Inari> cause i want to
know thier answer
L987[17:29:27] <Inari> xD
L988[17:29:28] <Tiin57> lol
L989[17:29:46] <Tiin57> last active in
august 2013
L990[17:29:51] <Tiin57> they're not coming
back man
L991[17:30:40] <gamax92> Tiin57: Make LuaJ
Great Again
L992[17:31:02] <Tiin57> oh god
L993[17:31:16] <Tiin57> on that note, I'm
assuming you all know about trumpscript already
L994[17:31:23] <gamax92> I did not.
L995[17:31:36] <Tiin57> Allow me to
enlighten you: https://github.com/samshadwell/TrumpScript
L996[17:33:43] <gamax92> .-. The CPU says
it's off but the computer is clearly on and I can type into
it
L997[17:34:14] <ping> gamax92,
computer.isOn()
L998[17:34:31] <gamax92> not a thing
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L1000[17:35:06] <gamax92> Tiin57: OC
atleast has a better LuaJ than LuaJ itself or CC
L1001[17:36:22] <CompanionCube> OC has a
better most things than CC
L1002[17:36:27] <vifino> Michiyo randomly
bugs my printer. Rude.
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L1004[17:42:55] <Tiin57> oh god the forum
post is still there
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L1006[18:09:25] <ping> Tiin57, you still
do CC?
L1007[18:09:34] <ping> i got another good
ol firewolf exploit
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L1010[18:11:47] <Tiin57> No, not
usually
L1011[18:11:50] <Tiin57> aka at all
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L1015[18:26:20] <taryon> hi.I would like
to get some help in computronics, is it possible?
L1016[18:27:02] <KittyKath> taryon: there
is #computronics but ask away. The creator's not online
though
L1017[18:27:07] <Dashkal> Welcome to IRC.
Do not ask to ask your question. Just ask it, and if anybody can
help, they will.
L1018[18:28:28] <taryon> ok. thx. Could I
get more than one loco bounded to one single relay?
L1019[18:32:29] <taryon> of course I am
trying to use this relay with a computer. but as I know, if I try
to bound a second loco, only this loco remains bounded. I need know
if it is possible to change the bound by program
L1020[18:35:16] *
CompanionCube does not know enough Computronics to
help
L1021[18:35:49] *
gamax92 has only used comutronics's tape drive before
L1022[18:37:21] <rashdanml> iirc, it's
1:1 with no way of binding more than one relay to one
locomotive
L1023[18:37:25] <rashdanml> or vice
versa
L1024[18:37:52] <Mimiru>
transferStackInSlot is the worst fucking piece of Java ever
written
L1025[18:38:06] <Mimiru> Other than the
rest of Minecraft, of course...
L1026[18:38:11] <Dashkal> heh, was gonna
say...
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L1028[18:41:43] <taryon> I can handle one
loco with several relays, but I could not make work the
inverse
L1029[18:45:14] <taryon> so, if I have 3
stations, each one with 5 spots, and each spot with their own loco,
I need to have 5x5x3 relays to control all locos in all spot.
that's for why I need control more than one loco with the same
relay
L1030[18:45:31] <taryon> any ideas about
how to workaround this?
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L1032[18:47:27] <Mimiru> gamax92!
L1033[18:51:52]
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L1034[19:00:17] <Lizzy> the thing with
buttons https://www.theender.net/shx/zion/20160323234838_1.jpg
L1035[19:02:11] *
Lizzy sleeps on vifino
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L1039[19:06:58] <Mimiru> God fucking damn
it
L1040[19:07:07] *
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L1043[19:07:38] <JTJSniperBee>
FIRE!!!!
L1044[19:08:16] <Mimiru> I'm trying to
center text in a GUI... and what works for short strings breaks
horridly on long ones
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L1046[19:08:39] <gamax92> Mimiru: whatcha
doin?
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L1048[19:08:50] <Mimiru> Trying to center
text in a GUI :p
L1049[19:08:53] <gamax92> OpenSecurity
stuff?
L1050[19:09:02] <Mimiru>
OpenPrinter
L1051[19:09:07] <gamax92> ahh, neat
L1052[19:09:20] <Mimiru> http://michi.pc-logix.com/javaw_2016-03-23_19-09-15.png
L1053[19:09:35] <Mimiru> vs http://michi.pc-logix.com/javaw_2016-03-23_19-09-28.png
L1054[19:09:49] <gamax92> lol
L1055[19:09:54] <Mimiru> http://michi.pc-logix.com/javaw_2016-03-23_19-09-49.png
L1056[19:10:32] <Mimiru> I have
mc.fontRenderer.getStringWidth(name) - (175 / 2) I tried (175 / 2)
- mc.fontRenderer.getStringWidth(name) which was wrong with both of
them
L1057[19:12:34] <gamax92> Mimiru: what is
the 175
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L1059[19:13:18] <Mimiru> GUI Size... it
was this.xSize but I switched it to the actual value so I could
modify it
L1060[19:13:26] <Mimiru> this.xSize =
175;
L1061[19:16:17] <gamax92> Mimiru: so why
wouldn't it be (this.xSize - mc.fontRenderer.getStringWidth(name))
/ 2
L1062[19:16:22] <gamax92> ;3
L1063[19:16:57] <Mimiru> Fuck..
L1064[19:17:22] <Mimiru> Thanks
gamax92...
L1065[19:17:24] <Mimiru> ¬_¬
L1066[19:17:26] <gamax92> You're
welcome
L1067[19:17:52] <Mimiru> Now if I can fix
this transferStackInSlot
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L1069[19:46:17] <Mimiru> Ok...
transferStackInSlot doesn't crash anymore
L1070[19:46:32] <Mimiru> it also sticks
the entire stack in a slot instead of the supposed max of
one..
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L1072[19:51:07] <Mimiru> Kodos|Zzz,
fix't
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L1091[20:41:40] <Shuudoushi> well, my day
sucked
L1092[20:46:18] <gamax92> #lua
string.format("%.17g",math.pi)
L1093[20:46:18] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.1415926535897931
L1094[20:46:30] <gamax92> #lua
string.format("%.50g",math.pi)
L1095[20:46:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.141592653589793115997963468544185161590576171875
L1096[20:46:44] <gamax92> 16 then.
L1097[20:46:47] <Shuudoushi> http://scontent.fsvg1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xla1/v/t1.0-9/12718386_1361667050651155_6433074437076188164_n.png?oh=c808aff4b04f5453242789e571d6661a&oe=5793993B
L1098[20:47:05] <gamax92> wat.
L1099[20:47:33] <Shuudoushi> it's a real
thing too...
L1100[21:01:16] <rashy> #lua
string.format("%.1000g",math.pi)
L1101[21:01:16] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: invalid format (width or precision too
long)
L1102[21:01:19] <rashy> aww
L1103[21:02:03] <gamax92> #lua
string.format("%99.99g",math.pi)
L1104[21:02:03] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.141592653589793115997963468544185161590576171875
L1105[21:02:15] <gamax92> huh.
L1106[21:02:24] <rashy> xD
L1107[21:04:12] <gamax92> Java will go to
99 but all it's doing is this.
L1108[21:04:29] <gamax92> #lua
string.format("%.16g",math.pi) ..
string.rep("0", 99-17)
L1109[21:04:29] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.1415926535897930000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
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L1111[21:19:30] <gamax92> #lua
string.format("%a",math.pi)
L1112[21:19:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0x1.921fb54442d18p+1
L1113[21:23:54] <rashy> xD
L1114[21:24:20] <gamax92> rashy:
what
L1115[21:24:34] <rashy> nothing.
bored
L1116[21:25:09] <gamax92> xD
L1117[21:27:01] <rashy> new reading
material to go through though, yay http://i.imgur.com/lb2Bg44.jpg
L1118[21:36:51] <Kodos|Zzz> \o/
L1119[21:36:57] <Kodos|Zzz> Both bugs or
just the centering
L1120[21:37:02] <rashy> 'morning
L1121[21:37:08] <rashy> or evening
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L1124[22:00:29] <ping> gamax92, get on
your knees
L1125[22:04:42] <rashy> =o
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L1128[22:14:13] <Antheus> I may start
working on my email program this weekend
L1129[22:35:00] <Shuudoushi> http://i.imgur.com/d1cMnUY.jpg
L1130[22:40:25] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Shuudoushi:
wtf
L1131[22:41:31] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Hmmm. my
battery is down to 12.23 volts
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L1133[22:52:37] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Yay the
power is back
L1134[22:53:02] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Thank you,
heavy ass battery for giving my internet while the power was out
:P
L1135[22:55:36] <rashy> xD
L1136[23:02:55] <Izaya> http://lain.shadowkat.science/~izaya/img/emacsf.png
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L1139[23:08:13] <snowden89> UPS for the
fucking win
L1140[23:08:15] <snowden89> :P
L1141[23:08:23] <snowden89> except the
damn noise
L1142[23:08:39] <snowden89> my
server/network one is loud as a wind tunnel on the bottom of my
rack
L1143[23:11:27] <Kodos> my UPS is only
rated for 200 watts
L1144[23:17:09] <snowden89> i got mine
from a server room
L1145[23:17:17] <snowden89> that was
damaged by electrical fire
L1146[23:17:32] <snowden89> so was a
pretty high end one
L1147[23:17:36] <snowden89> thus loud as
fuck
L1148[23:17:50] <snowden89> but they
dumped it all as insurance job
L1149[23:17:58] <snowden89> also got a
nice IBM rack
L1150[23:18:16] <snowden89> E
(mindblank)
L1151[23:18:30] <snowden89> yeah can not
remember the processor
L1152[23:18:34] <snowden89> decent for
me
L1153[23:18:50] <snowden89> basically
just replacing my rpi2 squid
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L1155[23:19:14] <snowden89> and file
server
L1156[23:21:06] <rashy> as someone who's
been inside a wind tunnel while it's operating at near max
capacity, nothing can be louder. well, maybe jet engines
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