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L8[00:07:12] <SoraFirestorm>
ololololololololololololololol
L9[00:07:42] <Shuudoushi> I somehow think
it's rigged lol
L10[00:08:13] <greaser|q> afaik there's at
least one person at buzzfeed who basically just shitposts
L11[00:08:43] <Shuudoushi> there's like 80
>.>
L12[00:08:56] <Shuudoushi> 99% of them
'feminist'
L13[00:10:39] <SoraFirestorm> 69 here
L14[00:10:41] <SoraFirestorm> lol
L15[00:12:45] <Shuudoushi> lol
L16[00:16:46] <greaser|q> i think i know
which guy is the 1%
L17[00:17:17] <greaser|q> i think he's the
guy who wrote the thing about milo being not a real person on the
1st of april
L18[00:17:46] <Shuudoushi> o.O
L19[00:17:50] <Shuudoushi> huh?
L20[00:18:09] <Shuudoushi> and the fuck is
a milo?
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L23[00:26:53] <SoraFirestorm> I'm wondering
that as well...
L24[00:30:00] <SoraFirestorm> anyways
L25[00:30:04] <SoraFirestorm> I'm not good
at pictres
L26[00:30:05] <SoraFirestorm> so
L27[00:30:12] <SoraFirestorm> I didn't
check any of the boxes
L28[00:30:18] <SoraFirestorm> quote
incoming
L29[00:30:23] <SoraFirestorm> You’re
underprivileged. The world is not a fair or ideal place and you
know that because you grew up with several identities that the
world is not kind to. You had a lot of challenges to overcome
simply to get on a level playing field with most people in the
world. It is not your job to educate the world about its
injustices, but if you choose to, go ahead and send them this quiz.
Hopefully it will help.
L30[00:30:39] <SoraFirestorm> lol
L31[00:31:39] <SoraFirestorm> I'm ready for
the snark when I check all of the boxes XD
L32[00:32:14] <gamax92> So, wrote a script
that tries to merge two files by looking at the most similar
string, accidentally made it use the least similar string
L33[00:32:27] <SoraFirestorm> gamax92:
win
L34[00:33:28] <SoraFirestorm> and 100/100
points...
L35[00:33:33] <SoraFirestorm> You’re among
the most privileged people in the world. We don’t live in an ideal
world, but you happened to be born into an ideal lot. This is not a
bad thing, nor is it something to be ashamed of. It just means a
lot of other people in the world don’t live life with the
advantages you have, and that’s something you should always be
aware of. Hey, the fact that you took the time and effort to check
your privilege means that you’re
L36[00:33:33] <SoraFirestorm> already
trying.
L37[00:33:36] <gamax92> I need 200/200
points
L38[00:33:53] <gamax92> and then 50/50 on
secondary thing
L39[00:34:41] <SoraFirestorm> which reminds
me
L40[00:34:44] <SoraFirestorm> so
L41[00:34:53] <SoraFirestorm> would 0/0 be
considered 0 or 1?
L42[00:35:05] <gamax92> it's nan
L43[00:35:10] <SoraFirestorm> there are
exactly 0 parts
L44[00:35:15] <SoraFirestorm> but n/n ==
1
L45[00:35:34] <gamax92> cool, 0/n ==
0
L47[00:36:30] <SoraFirestorm> Trangar: stop
ruining my fun! :P
L48[00:36:37] <SoraFirestorm> checking
facts
L49[00:36:38] <SoraFirestorm> pffffft
L50[00:36:54] <Trangar> Sorry :(
L51[00:37:04] <Trangar> If it makes you
feel any better, all math is made up by men, so we can change
this!
L52[00:37:09] <SoraFirestorm> hahaha
L53[00:37:21] <gamax92> s/ by men//
L54[00:37:21] <MichiBot> <Trangar> If
it makes you feel any better, all math is made up, so we can change
this!
L55[00:37:35] <gamax92> and well ... not
really anyway
L56[00:37:52] <Trangar> "men" as
in "human", not "male"
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L66[01:14:30] <SF-MC> tbh
L67[01:14:37] <SF-MC> kinda wish there were
RF powered lights
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L70[01:25:02] <Saphire> quote of the day:
"thanks god I'm atheist"
L71[01:25:12] <SF-MC> nice
L72[01:25:28] <Trangar> Apparently I'm
agnostic, not atheist
L73[01:25:40] <Trangar> Blame noiro
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L75[01:47:24] <SoraFirestorm> I'm actually
really excited that my patch to lua-mode ended up in melpa so
quickly
L76[01:54:15] <Kodos> #lua function
wait(seconds) local start = os.time() repeat until os.time() >
start + seconds print("Done") end
L77[01:54:16] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil
L78[01:54:21] <Kodos> #lua wait(3)
L79[01:54:21] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Error:
Took too long.
L80[01:54:23] <Kodos> #lua wait(1)
L81[01:54:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Error:
Took too long.
L82[01:54:26] <Kodos> Ffs
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L85[01:56:50] <SoraFirestorm> lol
L86[01:57:18] <SoraFirestorm> anyways
L87[01:57:22] <SoraFirestorm> laters
o.
L88[01:57:30] <SoraFirestorm>
s/o./p\//
L89[01:57:31] <MichiBot>
<SoraFirestorm> laters p/
L90[01:57:35] <SoraFirestorm> s/p/o/
L91[01:57:36] <MichiBot>
<SoraFirestorm> laters o/
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L94[01:59:18] <Kimiro> Inari: Hi. You
missed SoraFirestorm by 4 seconds, saying "layers
o/".
L96[01:59:33] <Inari> ok?
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L98[01:59:51] <greaser|q> i read that as
sandstorm
L99[01:59:56] <Kimiro> Lol
L100[02:00:05] <Kimiro> Darude, is that
you?
L101[02:00:11] <Inari> thanks MJG isnt
here
L102[02:00:15] <Inari> well Kimiro made it
anyway
L103[02:00:22] <Inari> *MGG i guess
L104[02:00:30] <greaser|q> and i'm pretty
sure sora actually said "laters o." not "layers
o/"
L105[02:00:58] <Kimiro> I accounted for
the correction.
L106[02:01:11] <Inari> %logs
L107[02:01:13] <Inari> %oclogs
L108[02:01:14] <Inari> %oclogs
L109[02:01:15] <Inari> %oclog
L110[02:01:17] <Inari> ;oclog
L111[02:01:18] <Inari> ;oclogs
L112[02:01:19] <Inari> fu
L114[02:01:33] <Inari> it dead
L115[02:01:58] <Inari> oclogs.pc-logix.com
refused to connect.
L116[02:01:59] <Inari> Search Google for
clogs logix
L117[02:02:00] <Inari> what
L118[02:02:03] <Vexatos> Mimiru,
help
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L128[02:45:03] <Kodos> %oclogs
L129[02:45:08] <Kodos> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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L131[03:29:57] *
Kimiro slaps Kodos with some yeasty dough
L132[03:29:57] *
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L133[03:30:19] <Kimiro> o.o
L134[03:31:28] <Kimiro> Yeasty?
L135[03:31:58] <Kimiro> Supposed to be
tasty.
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L139[03:43:50] *
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L141[03:44:23] *
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L142[03:45:19] <Inari> lewd
L143[03:47:40] <Skye> Inari: but don't you
like lewd stuff? :p
L144[03:47:55] <Inari> :p
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L149[04:06:20] <MichiBot>
【ユリ熊嵐】熊ショック！KUMA SHOCK! | length:
9s | Likes:
429 Dislikes:
10 Views:
69864 | by
Akire
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L161[05:36:45] <MrVasya> hi
L162[05:36:51] <Kirill_Man1> Hi,
vasya
L163[05:38:35] <Trangar> hi
L164[05:39:02] <Inari> [12:21:51] Lizzzy
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L165[05:39:02] <Inari> [12:24:39] Lizzzy
[~very@203.189.127.54] has left #oc: ...
L166[05:39:03] <Inari> wat
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L168[05:46:40] <Lizzzy> Oh my, it's my
alternate universe twin
L169[05:48:08] <Lizzzy> Am I going to get
a notification every time I speak
L170[05:48:16] <Lizzzy> Nope
nevermind
L171[05:49:16] <Inari> about Lizzy being
away?
L172[05:49:23] <Lizzzy> Yeah
L173[05:49:33] <Inari> Lizzy: you should
fix that :P
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L175[05:50:01] <Lizzzy> She's probably
detached from tmux
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L184[06:09:56] *
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L187[06:28:27] <Saphire> hi Izaya
L188[06:28:42] <Izaya> Hi Saph.
L189[06:28:56] <Izaya> You wouldn't happen
to know a gtk3.20 theme that doesn't suck, would you?
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L192[06:37:04] <nezd> hi guys
L193[06:37:15] <nezd> I have problem
L194[06:37:45] <nezd> Mine Microcontroller
crashes after some time with error too long without yielding
L195[06:37:51] <nezd> is there a
fix?
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L197[06:40:33] <Gavle> Yes
L198[06:40:46] <Gavle> Write a better
program :p
L199[06:42:05] <Izaya> maybe it needs to
wait a bit longer
L200[06:43:05] <Gavle> He rage quat
Izaya
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L202[06:43:19] <Gavle> Otherwise I would
have been more diplomatic
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L209[07:11:39] <nxsupert> It appears
Corded has died.
L210[07:14:12] <Vexatos> Inari,
"Boom" ~ The Queen™ 2016
L211[07:27:04] <Lizzy> Inari: if i fixed
it KittyKath couldn't go "Liiiiizzzzzzzzyyy" and still
ping me :P
L212[07:27:18] <Lizzy> also morning, i
guess
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L214[07:31:47] <Inari> Lizzy: apparenlty
it triggers for someone whose nick is Lizzzy despite not containing
any Lizzy in the msg though?
L215[07:34:32] <Lizzy> Inari, my nick is
regex'd in the ping list
L216[07:34:58] <Lizzy> 2
[Ll]+[Ii]+[Zz][Zz]+[Aa]*[Yy]+ -regexp
L217[07:35:31] <Inari> yeah.. but why
would it scan the nick fo the person?
L218[07:40:05] <g>
Liiiiiiizzzzzzaaaaaaayyyyyyyyy????
L219[07:40:10] <g> that's an interesting
way to do it
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L221[07:41:21] <g> I just realised how to
add a non-awful ping for "g", and I did it
L224[07:41:45] <Inari> Lizzy: pinging is
usually done in messages, no? unless i miss something
L225[07:41:49] <Kodos> payonel, you
around?
L226[07:42:26] <Lizzy> Inari: no, pinging
is saying someones nick
L227[07:42:45] <Lizzy> also do you not
understand the regex?
L228[07:42:48] <Inari> Lizzy:
exactly
L229[07:42:54] <Kodos> %tell payonel
Please %tell me back as to whether or not the backspace mac fix is
in most recent dev builds :x
L230[07:42:55] <MichiBot> Kodos: payonel
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L231[07:43:01] <Inari> Lizzy: [12:46:00]
Lizzzy [~very@203.189.127.54] has joined #oc
L232[07:43:02] <Inari> [12:46:23]
<Lizzzy> Oh my, it's my alternate universe twin
L233[07:43:02] <Inari> [12:47:52]
<Lizzzy> Am I going to get a notification every time I
speak
L234[07:43:02] <Inari> [12:47:59]
<Lizzzy> Nope nevermind
L235[07:43:06] <Inari> they didnt mention
your nick though
L236[07:43:07] <Kodos> Coffee time
L237[07:43:40] <Lizzy> well, blame irssi
for detecting the nick then
L238[07:44:07] <Inari> :p
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L240[07:48:40] *
vifino groans and flops on Lizzy
L241[07:48:52] <Lizzy> You're late
L242[07:49:02] *
Lizzy pets vifino
L243[07:49:16] <vifino> I'm not late, I
was sleeeepyyyyy
L244[07:49:36] <vifino> You made me stay
up past 3 am!
L245[07:49:47] *
vifino purrs and snuggles Lizzy some more
L246[07:49:55] <Lizzy> you could have gone
to bed at any time, y'know
L247[07:50:28] <Inari> ooooh
L248[07:50:30] <Inari> you did it all
nigth
L249[07:50:31] <Inari> lewd
L250[07:50:55] *
Saphire floofs
L251[07:51:05] <Saphire> owo
L252[07:51:12] <Trangar> lizzy and vifino,
sitting in a tree
L253[07:52:08] <Saphire> lewding
L254[07:52:10] <Lizzy> Trangar, that's
nothing new
L255[07:52:13] <Lizzy> :P
L256[07:52:36] <Saphire> when Is the next
episode?
L257[07:52:36] <Trangar> I mean, tree
climbing is bad-ass
L258[07:52:43] <KittyKath>
Liiiiizzzzzzzzyyy
L259[07:52:57] *
Saphire nibbles on kath
L260[07:52:58] <vifino> Lizzy: i had more
than enough motive to stay up
L261[07:53:02] <vifino> Kathderp!
L262[07:53:07] <Trangar> Gah, you guys
make me miss noiro
L263[07:53:32] <vifino> Sorry :(
L264[07:53:36] <Trangar> It's fine
L265[07:53:45] <Lizzy> Kaaaathyyyyyy
L266[07:53:50] <Lizzy> :D
L267[07:54:05] <Inari>
Katttthhhliiiiiiizzzzyyyy
L268[07:54:14] <KittyKath> Lizzy, actually
my regex is
([Kk]ath(y|leen|[Ii]sa[Kk]itty)|[Dd]ean(4[Dd]evil|[Ii]sa[Kk]itty)?)
L269[07:54:18] <Lizzy> that still pinged
me
L270[07:54:28] <Inari> wait
L271[07:54:34] <Inari> KittyKath is
DeanIsaKitty?
L272[07:54:38] <KittyKath> =.=
L273[07:54:39] <Saphire> yup
L274[07:54:43] <Inari> omg
L275[07:54:46] <Inari> thi changes
everything
L276[07:54:51] *
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L277[07:54:55] *
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L279[07:54:56] <Inari> D: nande
L280[07:55:00] <KittyKath> Do you even
whois Inari?
L281[07:55:05] <Saphire> ^
L282[07:55:14] <Inari> i dont randomyl
whois everyone in the channel, no
L283[07:55:58] <KittyKath> On that note
though.... KittyKath will not match that regex. -.-
L284[07:56:17] <Trangar> It will if you
add a + at the end
L285[07:56:27] <Trangar> Then
KittyKittyKittyKathKathKath will ping you as well
L286[07:56:45] <KittyKath> That already
pings me
L287[07:56:54] <Trangar> Of course it
does...
L288[07:57:55] <vifino> KathIsaDevil
doesn't ping you, does it?
L289[07:58:00] <KittyKath> Nope.
L290[07:58:02] <vifino> Shucks.
L291[07:58:12] <KittyKath> KathIsaDerp
neither.
L292[07:58:13] <Lizzy> cause KathIsanAngel
:3
L293[07:59:17] <Skye> you need to add all
of them to your regex! :P
L294[07:59:22] <vifino> Gawd, my
everything hurts
L295[07:59:25] <Saphire> miu
L296[07:59:31] <KittyKath> Skye: Can't be
bothered.
L297[07:59:37] <Saphire> vifino: after
what oo
L298[07:59:48] *
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L299[07:59:58] *
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are
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L301[08:07:19] <KittyKath> Saphire: Enough
;P
L302[08:07:41] *
Saphire nibbles on the ears
L304[08:10:05] <Saphire> why
L305[08:10:26] <Izaya> Can't have enough
good functional WiFi routers
L306[08:10:41] <Izaya> So, what's the
preferred OSS image for something like this?
L307[08:10:49] <KittyKath> OpenWRT
probably
L308[08:12:08] <vifino> OpenWRT.
L309[08:12:20] <Izaya> well then
L310[08:12:29] <Izaya> I guess I've ended
up with 4 OpenWRT routers
L311[08:12:54] <vifino> Even though 4mb
flash is quite low, so you better get an USB stick as
extroot/overlay.
L312[08:13:03] <Izaya> " It is
possible to install OpenWrt directly with the Linksys web GUI. If
you are initially installing OpenWrt use the Linksys web GUI, this
is the easiest way. "
L313[08:13:08] <vifino> Plus, 16mb ram is
also very very low.
L314[08:13:15] <Izaya> No USB port
L315[08:13:30] <vifino> Then you are
boned.
L316[08:13:45] <Skye> custom compile your
own things?
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L319[08:13:55] <Izaya> welp this will be
interesting
L320[08:14:00] <vifino> Skye: He has to do
that anyways to make it fit on 4mb flash.
L321[08:14:08] <Mimiru> ugh wtf
L322[08:15:55] <Mimiru> Ok, oclogs is back
up
L323[08:15:58] <Mimiru> nginx
crashed
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L332[08:28:53] <Izaya> what
L333[08:28:57] <Izaya> vifino: it's
running DD-WRT
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L335[08:34:47] <vifino> ew dd-wrt
L336[08:35:24] <Izaya> hey it's better
than whatever standard crap they normally come with
L338[08:37:08] <Inari> Lizzster
L339[08:37:09] <KittyKath> Izaya: People
hating DD-WRT is as popular as People hating RHEL/RedHat. Get used
to it.
L340[08:37:33] <Izaya> it's just I'm
surprised
L341[08:37:54] <Izaya> how often do you
get second-hand gear running something other than a stock
image?
L342[08:38:06] <vifino> KittyKath:
q_q
L343[08:38:32] *
Lizzy has DD-WRT on the router under her feet
L344[08:38:42] <KittyKath> vifino: You
*do* realize OpenWRT is a fork of DD-WRT and they profit from each
other, don't you?
L345[08:39:38] <vifino> KittyKath: I
do.
L346[08:39:48] <KittyKath> Izaya: Thing is
though - for LinkSys DD-WRT is the stock.
L347[08:39:57] <Izaya> really?
L348[08:40:05] <KittyKath> They developed
DD-WRT...
L349[08:40:15] <Izaya> but I have another
linksys running some crap on my desk
L350[08:40:39] <KittyKath> They developed
it for some specific Router generation. Don't ask me specifics
though.
L351[08:40:53] <Izaya> maybe it's not on
some consumer routers
L352[08:41:19] <KittyKath> Mebbe. Also I'm
not sure if it's still on their latest models because Firmware
lockdown regulations.
L353[08:42:46] <KittyKath> vifino: Do you
happen to know if you can get cheap consumer-grade pure wired
routers?
L354[08:43:35] <vifino> Don't think there
will be cheap ones in masses.
L355[08:45:25] <vifino> However, you can
get a relatively cheap and good one with wifi and just remove the
antennas and disable the radios. The wired-only ones are rather
uncommon nowadays.
L356[08:45:29] <Saphire> wow
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L358[08:45:49] <Saphire> my headphones are
good o.o
L359[08:46:18] <KittyKath> vifino: While
that is true the definite advantage that pure wired ones have is
that they will never have to be locked-down because wireless
firmware. But I guess I'll look for cheap ones with GigabitEthernet
and bad Wi-Fi :P
L360[08:46:28] <Izaya> TKIP, AES, or
TKIP+AES?
L361[08:46:37] <KittyKath> Izaya:
Definitely AES.
L362[08:47:49] <S3> Yay it works
now!
L363[08:48:01] <vifino> KittyKath:
Personally, I said "Fuck it" to normal routers after
TP-Link pulled the firmware lockdown. Made me switch from my usual
router preference (Archer C7) to a mini pc running pfsense with a
USB3 gbit nic as the second nic.
L364[08:48:13] <S3> Izaya: TKIP is kind of
meh
L365[08:48:24] <vifino> I have purchased
like 3 or 4 of these Archer C7's.
L366[08:48:32] <vifino> I really loved
them. :(
L367[08:48:40] <S3> It's mostly for
backward compat with WPA1
L368[08:48:55] <KittyKath> Izaya: If you
care about the reasons: a) TKIP uses RC4 as underlying algorith and
is breakable in that way and via WEP b) CCMP (official name for
"AES") uses better encryption and message auth c) CCMP is
actually faster.
L369[08:49:13] <Izaya> well then
L370[08:49:17] <Izaya> no
competition
L371[08:49:57] <vifino> On that note,
KittyKath, do you have any cheap wifi ac AP's?
L372[08:50:05] <vifino> know of*
L373[08:50:41] <S3> What's new in the ac
standards
L374[08:51:09] <vifino> I'm currently
using my dad's old apple time capsule thing. It "Works"
except when my tablet connects, my (hardwired) desktop looses
connection. q_q
L375[08:51:22] <KittyKath> vifino:
802.11ac? Nope, sorry. I'm using old-ish TP-Links because they are
cheap and are not locked down.
L376[08:51:32] <vifino> Darn.
L377[08:51:41] <Izaya> incredible, this
thing has dc but nothing else
L378[08:51:46] <Izaya> no fdisk even
L379[08:52:07] <Izaya> well, not
nothing
L380[08:52:15] <Izaya> but it has dc but
none of the standard utils
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L384[08:53:49] <Izaya> so if I were to try
to dump the disk on this
L385[08:55:00] <KittyKath> CompanionCube:
TL-WR841N is 14€ and has as fast ethernet.
L386[08:55:09] <yoy> imgur.com/a/dROr6 (
͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L387[08:55:14] <KittyKath> Which is
exactly the problem actually :P
L388[08:55:24] <vifino> what the
fuck.
L390[08:55:46] <vifino> CompanionCube: hAP
ac lite, AC, fast ethernet only
L391[08:55:58] <vifino> WHY
L392[08:56:02] <CompanionCube> the gigabit
version is $50
L394[08:57:01] <S3> vifino: yeah the FCC
is kind of being a poop and handling wifi tx power lockdown the
incorrect way
L395[08:58:01] <S3> but that's okay,
because in my house I'm mounting a real antenna
L396[08:58:16] <S3> and I can just run a
feed line down to one of the servers in the rack
L397[08:58:34] <S3> and then I can just
use whatever I want
L398[08:59:03] <Izaya> are there any IRC
clients written in sh?
L399[08:59:07] <vifino> yes
L400[08:59:12] <vifino> bash, rather
L401[08:59:14] <S3> netcat!
L403[08:59:17] <Izaya> this has ash
L404[08:59:19] <S3> lololol
L405[08:59:23] <vifino> S3: netcat is not
written in sh.
L406[08:59:26] <S3> ash will work
L407[08:59:35] <S3> vifino: take a joke
:P
L408[08:59:42] <vifino> Noooope.
L409[08:59:49] * S3
spins around yelling wheeee
L410[08:59:52] <CompanionCube> Izaya,
yes
L412[09:00:12] <vifino> CompanionCube:
This gbit version of the hAP, man, it has sfp :(
L413[09:00:39] <S3> Lol so dirty
L414[09:01:21] <Izaya> 2k of sh
L415[09:01:27] <Izaya> CompanionCube: brb
IRCing from router
L416[09:02:07] <S3> That was an
interesting sound..
L417[09:02:20] <S3> a friend of mine just
stripped wires with his teeth whil ethey were plugged into
mains
L418[09:02:54] <vifino> wat.
L419[09:03:04] <Izaya> ... it doesn't
work
L420[09:03:54] <Izaya> ... /dev/root is a
squashfs
L421[09:03:58] <Izaya> I guess it
figures
L422[09:04:01] <Izaya> but it's a
pain
L423[09:04:31] <Lizzy> \o/ got steam
running on Arch
L424[09:04:31] <Izaya> according to
/etc/fstab it's ext2 but hey whatever
L425[09:09:22] <Saphire> Lizzy: sudo
pacman -Syu steam? :D
L426[09:09:38] <Lizzy> Saphire, it's a lot
more than that
L427[09:09:53] <Saphire> right,
drivers
L428[09:09:59] <Saphire> Q_Q
L429[09:10:04] <Lizzy> you have to first
enable the multilib repo, then get relevant drivers
L430[09:10:09] <Saphire> my ears just..
hurt
L431[09:10:16] <Lizzy> it's even more fun
with nVidia's Optimus
L432[09:10:21] <Saphire> i feel like music
lacks something..
L433[09:10:29] *
Saphire was playing a bit with equalizer and then just disabled
it
L434[09:10:49] <Saphire> maybe i should
just sleep >_>
L435[09:10:56] <S3> Saphire: it does
L436[09:11:04] <S3> Music lacks words,
without words, it is only music, not a song.
L437[09:11:15] <S3> not that that is a bad
thig
L438[09:11:17] <Saphire> >words
L439[09:11:18] <S3> thing*
L440[09:11:20] <Saphire> ._.
L441[09:11:27] <S3> well it's true
:D
L442[09:11:32] *
Saphire shudders and curls up around S3
L443[09:11:35] <Saphire> halp
L444[09:11:44] *
Saphire suddenly remembered those pop
"songs"
L445[09:11:53] <Saphire> repeatition.. so
much Q_Q
L446[09:12:03] <Saphire> uh..
repetition?
L447[09:12:55] <S3> speaking of music I
need to get my guitar out today and give it some exercise
L448[09:13:46] *
Saphire looks at her piano..
L449[09:13:49] <Saphire> uh..
L450[09:13:51] *
Saphire hides
L451[09:15:10] <Saphire> huh
L452[09:15:15] <S3> play it!
L453[09:15:19] <Saphire> the whole time
that music was on repeat
L454[09:15:23] <Saphire> i ddin't even
noticed
L455[09:15:45] <Saphire> either i have
some problems or it's just a good music
L456[09:17:48] <S3> Okay guys
L457[09:17:52] <S3> I need
suggestions
L458[09:17:58] <Izaya> so apparently I can
throw aircrack on these routers
L459[09:18:17] <S3> How would you guys
like to have Ocranet connectivity support in OpenOS (not OC in
general)
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L461[09:18:34] <Saphire> ...
L462[09:18:37] <Saphire> what
L463[09:18:42] <Saphire> how did i messed
that o.o
L464[09:18:44] <Saphire> "Ori and the
Blind Forest: Definitive Edition"
L465[09:19:34] <S3> There are a few ways
to do it. it would be splendid if there was an API somebody has for
running background processes but
L466[09:19:39] <Lizzy> I've been hearing
about this Ocranet, S3 is there a page where i can get more info on
it?
L467[09:21:19] <S3> Lizzy: I really need
to put all of the RFCs and stuff I've half written and put them all
in a page. I do have this: I've got this in my browser history, but
it's only protocol spec for OCRMS-1
http://hastebin.com/xamapojeti.txt
L468[09:21:42] <S3> i'm starting network
development tests today
L469[09:21:58] <Lizzy> coolio
L470[09:22:22] <Izaya> ffff this box
doesn't have vmx
L471[09:22:54] <S3> Lizzy: the real goal
is inter-server communication
L472[09:24:08] <Izaya> it's a good thing I
have 4 of these fucks
L473[09:24:15] <Izaya> if this thing gets
bricked I'm not too worried
L474[09:24:18] <Izaya> I have 3 more
L475[09:24:25] <S3> Izaya: look in the
bios
L476[09:24:36] <S3> it is usually disabled
by default
L477[09:24:39] <Izaya> S3: no the CPU
doesn't support it
L479[09:24:56] <S3> some systems won't
even show it in cpuinfo until you enable it
L480[09:24:57] <Izaya> Pentium Dual
E2200
L481[09:24:58] <S3> which is weird
L482[09:25:03] <S3> I see
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L485[09:31:18] <vifino> S3: You wanna fix
LING with me?
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L488[09:36:06] <S3> how did you break
it?
L489[09:36:22] *
Saphire lings
L490[09:36:24] <Inari> Shuudoushi: the
heck
L491[09:36:45] <Inari> how is one now
privileged for not havin ghad to work as a watier/barista/bartender
or salesperson, also are they implying there arent any people who
like being bartenders Oo
L492[09:36:47] <S3> Saphire: Erlang
L493[09:37:07] <vifino> S3: OTP 17 only,
posix platform is stubbed as all hell, doesn't support the extra
kernel arguments, etc..
L494[09:37:25] <vifino> I just want a darn
single binary OTP. :(
L495[09:38:09] <S3> iirc there was an
erlangonxen channel..
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L497[09:38:12] <S3> on some network
L498[09:38:27] <vifino> probably
dead.
L499[09:38:54] <S3> It was pretty active a
year ago
L500[09:39:00] <S3> ad their website has
been updated since..
L501[09:39:36] <Izaya> Welp.
L502[09:39:42] <Izaya> Looks like I'm
getting ethernet in my room.
L503[09:39:52] <Izaya> I can use these to
bridge wifi -> ethernet
L504[09:40:44] <vifino> That sounds like a
horrible idea. I like it.
L505[09:42:00] <Izaya> well people get
annoyed when I run ethernet cables along ceilings, walls and
floors, and even through the roof cavity
L506[09:42:13] <Izaya> so if I do wifi
-> ethernet I can hook up as many boxen in my room as I
like
L507[09:42:18] <Izaya> guess I need to
find a monitor
L508[09:42:48] <vifino> My favourite
monitor brand is ssh.
L510[09:43:15] <Izaya> no I mean to hook
up a desktop
L511[09:43:24] <S3> I have two Gateway
22" 2048x1536 CRT monitors that are 140 watts a piece.
L512[09:43:58] <Izaya> I need to write a
script to disable and re-enable wifi
L513[09:44:03] <Trangar> One of your
monitors has a higher resolution than my 3 monitors combined
L515[09:44:23] <vifino> rfkill block all
&& rfkill unblock all # Izaya?
L516[09:44:30] <S3> Oh! Trangar
L517[09:44:30] <Izaya> also nice CRTs,
insane refresh rate?
L518[09:44:33] <Izaya> vifino: pretty
much
L519[09:44:41] <S3> oh crap you're not
Sangar
L521[09:44:47] <Trangar> :(
L522[09:44:55] <Trangar> I know, I'm
dissapointing
L523[09:44:57] <Izaya> it's a pain to
right click on network manager, disable wifi, right click on
network manager and enable wifi
L525[09:45:12] <S3> NetworkManager is an
awful Network Manager
L526[09:45:19] <S3> first of all, it
fights you
L527[09:45:26] <Izaya> hey mint ships with
it and I've ended up with mint on an S10e
L528[09:45:39] <Izaya> and I don't use it
often enough to do anything about it
L529[09:45:47] <S3> if you set an
interface with ifconfig, instead of going, oh- I will just allow
that, it fights you and gets pissed off and forces shit to be its
own preference
L530[09:46:04] <vifino> Fix it, then,
S3.
L531[09:46:08] <Trangar> S3, I lied, one
of your screen has 3145728 pixels, my 3 screens combined have
4695040
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L534[09:46:43] <S3> but mine is also
4:3
L535[09:46:50] <Trangar> 2x 1280x1024 and
a 1920x1080
L536[09:46:55] <Trangar> Yeah my 2 screens
on the side are 4:3
L537[09:46:56] <S3> so when you have a
desk that can hold both of them..
L538[09:47:05] <S3> they're 70 pounds
each
L539[09:47:25] <Trangar> My desk is bolted
to the wall, so they could probably hold the screens
L540[09:47:35] <Trangar> Depending on how
big the foot on the screen is
L541[09:47:36] <S3> I have a couple of
desks that won't
L542[09:47:36] <Izaya> I have a 1680x1050
in the middle, with two 1440x900s on the sides
L543[09:47:42] <S3> they will but I
wouldn't trust it
L545[09:47:54] <Trangar> Can't you just
bolt them to the wall directly?
L546[09:47:57] <S3> not when the desk bows
when I put just one on
L547[09:48:03] *
Izaya uses all the bandwidth
L548[09:48:08] <S3> that desk is not
freestanding
L549[09:48:13] <S3> it is built into the
wall XD
L550[09:48:18] <S3> so it has no
legs
L551[09:48:28] <S3> it's 100% custom
though which is nice
L552[09:48:39] <Trangar> My desk is mostly
bolted to the wall, except for the sides which have legs
L553[09:48:52] <Trangar> My dad made this
one, but he underestimated how much desk I needed :D
L555[09:49:00] <Trangar> But I'm moving
out in less than a year so w/e
L556[09:49:09] <S3> Why is that?
L557[09:49:51] <Trangar> Moving to the
US
L558[09:50:01] <S3> Where to?
L559[09:50:18] <Trangar> Probably
california, that's where the company I work for has a couple of
customers
L560[09:50:24] <Trangar> I currently live
in dutchyland, europe
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L562[09:53:43] <Izaya> I'm sure the next
few years in the US will be interesting
L563[09:54:10] <Trangar> Americans sure
know how to keep things interesting
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L569[10:27:01] <S3> wtf is going on
L570[10:27:42] <Trangar> "President
Obama Has His Last Laughs At 2016 White House Correspondents'
Dinner"
L571[10:27:47] <Trangar> "Iraqi prime
minister orders arrest of troublemaking protesters"
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L573[10:29:51] <yoy> "yoy wants
Trangar to stop pasting news headlines"
L574[10:29:53] <yoy> More at 6
L575[10:29:58] <Trangar> :D
L576[10:30:04] <Trangar> Hey s3 asked what
was going on
L577[10:30:27] <yoy> S3:
Thegovernmentisinshambles
L578[10:30:34] <yoy>
Thepeopleareindistress
L579[10:30:48] <yoy> wemustoverthrow
L580[10:30:51] <S3> I was referring to
select()
L582[10:30:56] <S3> my TCP socket is being
a dick
L583[10:31:03] <yoy>
wemustreimplementselect()
L584[10:31:06] <S3> another reason I hate
TCP
L586[10:31:42] <S3> TCP makes stream
multiplexing harder than it has to bve
L588[10:31:53] <Trangar> Just implement
your own protocol
L589[10:31:55] <yoy> S3: I'm using you as
a testing string in my IRC app
L590[10:31:56] <Trangar> That's what
Factorio did
L592[10:32:26] <Inari> where does
"S3" even come from
L593[10:32:29] <Trangar> The devs of
www.factorio.com implemented their own networking protocol over
UDP
L594[10:32:41] <Inari> Trangar: many
networked games do
L595[10:32:48] <Inari> its better than
using TCP if you do it right
L596[10:32:49] <S3> That's what you're
supposed to do
L598[10:32:52] <Inari> at least ofr
realtime games
L599[10:32:54] <Inari> and the like
L601[10:33:12] <Trangar> Factorio uses
lockstep, so they only sync user input and crc's
L602[10:33:20] <S3> Inari: I have to
handle tons of sockets because TCP is lame, because sangar didn't
put like an extra two lines in there to add UDP support
L603[10:33:20] <Trangar> And the initial
map load
L604[10:33:33] <S3> oops that was for
Trangar not Inari
L605[10:33:43] <yoy> Right now I'm in the
middle of testing Spannable with links and stuff
L606[10:33:44] <Trangar> T and I are close
together
L607[10:33:54] <S3> with UDP you can have
one socket for every connection
L608[10:34:02] <S3> which actually reduces
cpu time
L609[10:34:06] <S3> (if you do it
right)
L610[10:34:06] <Trangar> Yeah I know how
UDP works
L611[10:34:40] <Trangar> I should continue
my 3D engine at one point
L612[10:34:52] <S3> but the thing is
read() and IO::Select don't always play very well
L613[10:35:04] <Inari> make it a 4D
engine
L614[10:35:09] <S3> I'm reading the buffer
52 bytes at a time
L615[10:35:16] <Izaya> so here's a fun
thing I can do: because the mac fails at using mpd but mpv works
fine, I'll run mpd on a remote box and play the music through the
mac's speakers
L616[10:35:36] <S3> If you get any packet
that is not EXACTLY 52 bytes you get disconnected from the Ocranet
switch
L617[10:36:50] <S3> At least that is how
my code works
L618[10:36:54] <Trangar> Inari, I mean, it
does involve time, so technically it's 4D
L619[10:37:17] <Inari> 4 spatial
dimensions
L620[10:37:21] <S3> unless of course, you
are in OCRM-1 mode, but that isn't implemented yet
L621[10:38:06] <Trangar> 1-tick game
L622[10:38:13] <Trangar> New ludum dare
topic
L623[10:38:16] <S3> games that are tick
based are annoying
L624[10:38:44] <Trangar> So like
minecraft?
L625[10:38:44] <S3> Minecraft may have
been much better with an event router
L626[10:39:05] <S3> it's not just
games
L627[10:39:17] <S3> even operating systems
have moved away from tick based stuff
L628[10:39:34] <S3> It's a very old and
imo, not very good practice
L629[10:39:48] <Trangar> I usually have an
update with dTime
L630[10:39:58] <Trangar> Does that qualify
as tick based?
L631[10:42:00] <S3> if it is used as a
timing driver
L632[10:42:19] <Trangar> Position +=
Direction * Speed * dTime;
L633[10:42:46] <Inari> #pls
L634[10:42:49] <Inari> all games are tick
based
L635[10:43:05] <S3> you know, velocity =
(dy/dx)(position)
L636[10:43:31] <Trangar> Well 3D, but
yes
L637[10:43:33] <S3> aka, displacement over
time
L639[10:43:52] <S3> have you ever
considered
L640[10:44:01] <gamax92> yes
L641[10:44:10] <Trangar> yes
L642[10:44:12] <S3> Therefore
L643[10:44:20] <gamax92> :o
L644[10:44:24] <S3> Velociraptor is
(Dispraptor / timeraptor)
L645[10:44:56] <S3> and Time raptor = Time
lord / time machine?
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L648[10:45:42] <S3> therefore
L650[10:46:03] <S3> Velociraptor =
(dy/dx)(Posiraptror)
L651[10:46:05] <Trangar> I feel like
you're making a dr who reference
L652[10:46:41] <Izaya> Well. This is
somewhat of a kludge.
L653[10:46:44] <S3> Which, Posiraptor is
made of positrons.
L654[10:46:52] <S3> which is
antimatter
L655[10:46:57] <Izaya> 192.168.1.21:/share
/mnt/asakura nfs defaults,user 0 0
L656[10:46:59] <Izaya> /mnt/asakura/Music
/var/lib/mpd/music none bind 0 0
L657[10:47:19] <Izaya> I don't know how
much it'll like that after a reboot
L658[10:48:03] <S3> silly people and their
192.168 networks
L659[10:48:13] <gamax92> Silly Steam
L660[10:48:18] <gamax92>
"1.0.0.127"
L661[10:48:42] <Trangar> S3, why don't you
take another beer?
L662[10:49:47] <S3> My home network is
44.128.167.64/28
L664[10:50:03] <S3> well, one of
them
L665[10:50:15] <S3> I have another
44.128.0.0/27
L666[10:50:23] <Izaya> Once I redo the
routing I'm going to use 10.16.0.0/16
L667[10:50:24] <S3> which is somewhere
else
L668[10:51:00] <S3> Believe it or not,
those are private IP blocks
L669[10:51:16] <S3> however, I do have
public IP blocks in 44/8
L670[10:52:51] <Mimiru> AMPRNet,
yeah?
L671[10:53:04] <gamax92> ASMRNet
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L674[10:54:22] <Mimiru> %wiki
AMPRNet
L676[10:54:28] <Mimiru> ah
L677[10:54:29] <Mimiru> I was right
L678[10:54:34] <Trangar> S3, does your
name mean "snarky, sexy and single"?
L679[10:54:37] <Mimiru> anyway gotta go
get food
L680[10:55:38] <S3> Trangar: no.
L681[10:55:50] <S3> it is the name of a
tank in one of my favorite games.
L682[10:55:51] <Trangar> Oh...
L683[10:56:02] <S3> which, was probably
out before you were even born :P
L684[10:56:03] <Trangar> Sorry you don't
qualify then
L685[10:56:32] <Trangar> What game was
that?
L686[10:56:37] <S3> Blaster Master
L687[10:56:46] <Trangar> That sounds
really old
L688[10:56:48] <Izaya> not Master
Blaster?
L689[10:56:54] <S3> Blaster Master
L690[10:56:57] <Trangar> 1988, 2 years
before I was born
L691[10:57:00] <Trangar> Pretty
close
L693[10:57:05] <S3> close! heh
L694[10:57:14] <S3> I have it on my
NES
L695[10:58:00] <Trangar> I've never had
anything other than a pc
L696[10:58:12] <S3> Really?
L697[10:58:14] <Trangar> I payed pokemon
on visualboy advanced emulators when I was little :D
L698[10:58:16] <S3> you missed out
L699[10:58:17] <Trangar> Yeah, pc master
race
L700[10:58:32] <S3> I had pokemon on the
real thing
L702[10:58:41] <S3> I wonder where my blue
cart went..
L703[10:58:50] <Trangar> I had save states
:P
L704[10:58:58] <S3> cheater
L705[10:59:04] <Trangar> It's not cheating
if you get what you want!
L706[10:59:18] <S3> but I have to admit I
do the same with super mario world in some later stages because WTF
OMG WHY
L707[10:59:27] <S3> on my xbox heh
L708[10:59:30] <Saphire> flap
L709[10:59:34] <Trangar> I only get 1
master ball, and 3 legendaries? Fuck that shit
L710[10:59:41] <S3> I guess there's this
thing where if you have save states you'll do it
L711[10:59:45] <S3> but if you don't
you'll live with it
L713[10:59:50] <Trangar> I mean
L714[10:59:58] <S3> Trangar: you can dupe
the master ball
L715[11:00:02] <Trangar> Does it really
matter if you save before a legendary fight, or use save states
during the fight?
L716[11:00:18] <S3> it kinda does
L717[11:00:36] <S3> I dare you to play
Terranigma without saves states
L718[11:00:50] <S3> there are bosses in
that game that last half an hour and then have like a 15 minute
second stage after
L719[11:00:54] <S3> it's horrid
L721[11:01:10] <Trangar> I think I've seen
that game
L722[11:01:10] <S3> not found
L723[11:01:16] <Izaya> fuck
L725[11:01:22] <S3> Nice 404
L726[11:01:25] <Trangar> S3, try playing
chrono trigger and randomly going in the final boss fight and not
having a save where you can leave any more
L728[11:01:31] <Trangar> I quit that game
forever
L729[11:01:35] <Izaya> I never test it
because this box is slow as shit
L731[11:02:02] <S3> wait.. I know that
WM
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L735[11:02:23] <yoy> shit
L736[11:02:26] <S3> thinking...
L737[11:02:35] <S3> well it's not
fvwm..
L738[11:02:45] <yoy> Keyboard focus does
not follow new windows that open
L739[11:02:58] <yoy> Or windows that go to
the top
L740[11:03:01] <yoy> .------------.
L741[11:03:01] <Izaya> nope, not
fvwm
L742[11:03:03] <S3> it's definately not
window maker
L743[11:03:07] <S3> and it's not
icewm
L744[11:03:09] <Izaya> not wmaker
either
L745[11:03:11] <Izaya> not icewm
L746[11:03:22] <S3> definjately not old
school xfce..
L747[11:03:23] <Izaya> you're thinking
along the right lines though
L748[11:03:27] <S3> not uwm either..
L749[11:03:38] <S3> ..........
L750[11:03:43] <S3> I HAVE USED THAT
WINDOW MANAGER WTF
L751[11:03:54] <S3> It used to come with
Slackware years ago
L752[11:03:58] <Izaya> are you perhaps
looking for... CDE?
L754[11:04:10] <Izaya> because I tried to
make XFCE look like CDE
L755[11:04:18] <Izaya> still in
progress
L756[11:04:44] <S3> it's similar, but CDE
was like.. ew
L757[11:05:02] <S3> just run CDE :P
L758[11:05:09] <Izaya> I can't get CDE to
work q_q
L759[11:05:15] <S3> why not?
L760[11:05:26] <Izaya> 32-bit, 64-bit,
arch, debian, it just hangs when I log in
L761[11:06:19] <S3> HOLY CRAP
L762[11:06:24] <S3> CDE is 59 MB of source
code?!
L763[11:06:29] <gamax92> HOLY CRAP
L764[11:06:36] <gamax92> I CAN'T BELIEVE
IT'S NOT BUTTER?
L765[11:06:37] <S3> you know 10 years ago
the linux kernel was like, less than that
L766[11:06:58] <Izaya> don't doubt the
collaboration of the commercial UNIX vendors
L767[11:07:23] <S3> I'm going to compile
it
L768[11:07:29] <S3> But I use
Fluxboix
L769[11:07:32] <S3> Fluxbox*
L770[11:07:38] <gamax92> Mahtey
L771[11:27:40] <gamax92> S3
L773[11:27:50] <gamax92> MATE
L774[11:27:56] <gamax92> D:<
L775[11:28:00] <S3> Mate is okay..
L776[11:28:06] <S3> but it's still a
DE
L777[11:28:10] <gamax92> mmhm
L779[11:30:35] <S3> The switch is on its
wa
L781[11:31:15] <S3> does OC Internet card
work with ipv6?
L782[11:31:37] <S3> It might.. I think
that the jvm implementation of sockets doesn't care..
L784[11:31:45] <S3> I'd have to look
L785[11:37:03] <Saphire> O.o
L786[11:37:21] <Saphire> it's kinda scary
how old is wine and just how much things are still
"stub"
L787[11:38:27] <Saphire> oh my
L788[11:39:14] <Saphire> dx11 in wine
is... not optimal
L789[11:42:04] <S3> You know what's
cool
L790[11:42:29] <S3> is that Ocranet is
going to allow you to transmit and receive data to / from your
servers while you are in single player
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L792[11:43:33] <Izaya> Will we be able to
have standalone remote login clients?
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L795[11:44:04] <S3> Yes. You will have to
write one
L796[11:44:16] <S3> for like ssh to your
Oc computer on a server?
L797[11:44:30] <Izaya> yes
L798[11:44:45] <S3> yeah, i mean all I am
doing is providing the network
L799[11:44:59] <S3> It's not limited or
anything
L800[11:45:07] <Izaya> my OS supports
remote login 'easily' and is meant to be used with a VT-102
compatible terminal
L801[11:45:26] <Izaya> so if I can log
into my servers from my real desktop
L802[11:45:37] <Izaya> or even better,
from the CRT Mac
L803[11:45:42] <Izaya> that'd kick
ass
L804[11:45:53] <S3> you can. You will need
to create a gateway to the Internet in order to do that. It is in
my plan to allow people to make special routes for that
L805[11:46:15] <S3> but you know what it
really makes it nice for?
L806[11:46:21] <Izaya> What about just
connecting as a client?
L807[11:46:32] <S3> all you need is a way
to get in
L808[11:46:35] <Izaya> ie pretending to be
an OC computer
L809[11:46:53] <S3> a network is a network
is a network, it just forwards data
L810[11:49:05] <S3> Inari: in later
versions of the perl switch
L811[11:49:17] <S3> I may provide the
option to install Linux::TunTap or something
L812[11:49:29] <S3> so that you can map IP
addresses IRL on your desktop to the Ocranet
L813[11:49:41] <Saphire> lol
L814[11:49:42] <S3> and just use IP
routing to interface it
L816[11:49:49] <Saphire> ...wine is
basically winXP
L817[11:49:52] <Saphire> gosh
L818[11:49:57] <Inari> S3: wrong
person
L819[11:49:59] <S3> Saphire: NT 5.x
L821[11:50:12] <S3> Inari: hey you! why
are you standing in my way! :P
L822[11:50:16] <S3> lololol
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L824[11:52:13] <Izaya> Shiny
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L827[12:07:12] <CompanionCube> tfw, you
find something interesting...but of course it's tied to Objective C
and Apple, which means any hope of cross-platformness is kill
L828[12:07:51] <Inari> CompanionCube: so,
what is it?
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L840[12:42:39] <gamax92> S3 what are you
doing
L841[12:42:59] <S3> I am writing up
routing table forwarding
L842[12:43:03] <S3> for Ocranet
L843[12:43:07] <gamax92> S3: okay, keep it
up
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L845[12:43:14] <S3> hopefully we'll have a
working switch by the end of the day. why?
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L847[12:43:49] <gamax92> S3: Because I
said so, or I'll cut your pay in half
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L850[12:45:34] <Inari> Temia: do you have
an anti-flea collar?
L851[12:46:52] <S3> oh wow now I have 3
jobs
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L853[12:47:40] <Temia> ...no? .-.
L854[12:47:42] <Temia> Why would I?
L855[12:47:58] <S3> Temia: because the
fleas are bad in antarctica
L856[12:48:14] <Temia> ... ??? D:
L858[12:48:46] <gamax92> tail tuff
L859[12:49:31] *
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L860[12:50:25] <S3> I think 256 physical
wires pr switch is reasonable
L861[12:50:31] <S3> that';s a big network
switch
L862[12:50:46] <Lizzy> #lua 256/8
L863[12:50:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
32.0
L866[12:51:07] <Lizzy> that would make 32
cat6-grade cables
L868[12:51:14] <Lizzy> or rather, gigabit
capable
L869[12:51:21] <Lizzy> #lua 256/4
L870[12:51:21] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
64.0
L871[12:51:26] <Lizzy> for 10/100
L873[12:51:54] <S3> If it can confuse you,
each physical wire can handle 65536 simeltaneous connections.
L874[12:52:08] <yoy> #lua
(""):byte(), 0x1D
L875[12:52:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 29 |
29
L877[12:52:13] <Lizzy> okay, not like
ethernet then
L878[12:52:20] <S3> noo noo noo
L879[12:52:21] <Lizzy> or something
L880[12:52:22] <Lizzy> meh
L881[12:52:27] <S3> Ethernet is packet
switching
L882[12:52:41] <S3> Ocranet is a telecom
network
L883[12:52:55] <S3> 100% virtual circuit
switching
L884[12:53:25] <S3> gamax92: how should
OpenOS support be handled?
L885[12:53:42] <gamax92> libopenos
L886[12:53:45] <S3> If there is a
background process API then I could create a network stack program
or something
L887[12:53:50] <S3> what's that
L888[12:53:52] <gamax92> oh, you mean
networking wise
L890[12:53:58] <gamax92> I thought you
were writing an os
L891[12:54:02] <S3> because I can see two
ways it could be done
L892[12:54:07] <S3> yeah but this is for
testing
L893[12:54:14] <S3> and people who just
want to use OpenOS
L894[12:54:32] <gamax92> Linux is to BSD
as OpenOS is to OCBSD
L895[12:54:41] <gamax92> a wrapper layer
or whatnot
L896[12:54:43] <S3> one way would be to
create a library for communicating over Ocranet, but it'd be nice
if that could be extended to some background socket process
L897[12:54:54] <Saphire> what's ocbsd?
o.o
L898[12:54:57] <gamax92> S3's
project
L899[12:55:26] <S3> Saphire: Operating
System
L900[12:55:45] <Saphire> ...
L901[12:55:52] <Saphire> rly?
L902[12:55:55] <gamax92> rly.
L903[12:55:55] <S3> Nothing to be seen
hre
L904[12:55:56] <S3> here*
L905[12:56:05] *
Saphire wonders what else can be named *BSD
L906[12:56:18] <S3> SaphireBSD?
L907[12:56:39] <S3> That actually has a
ring to it
L908[12:56:40] <Trangar> S3BSD?
L909[12:56:48] <Saphire> i mean, how can
*BSD be something else than OS?
L910[12:57:07] <S3> Trangar: nope! you're
thinking of OCBSD's original based on name and idea framework OS,
S3IX
L911[12:57:22] <S3> OCBSd -was- S3IX at
one point
L912[12:57:37] <Trangar> Nah I'm thinking
of S3RL
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L914[13:01:33] <S3> soon this should
work
L915[13:02:33] <S3> There won't be any
address lookups yet
L916[13:02:48] <S3> but we should at least
be able to connect to the switch, assign ourselves a vpi and vci to
some function callback
L917[13:02:55] <S3> and then send to that
vci and vpi
L918[13:03:17] <Trangar> How many sockets
are you using?
L919[13:03:51] <S3> Just one for now,
though obviously more spawn in the background for the clients
L920[13:03:55] <S3> as they connect
L921[13:04:51] <S3> when you connect, the
switch looks in its tableof paths, if it finds an empty slot, it
puts your connection socket there and a gateway callback that
resmbles your network pipeline
L922[13:05:00] <S3> (because you can do
local service bots too)
L923[13:05:26] <S3> if it doesn't find an
open slot in the 256 available ones, it closes the connection and
will eventually send you a message saying, "LINE IS
BUSY"
L924[13:05:38] <Trangar> Close first, send
message later?
L925[13:05:41] <Trangar> That seems
counterproductive
L926[13:05:54] <S3> you're reading it
wrong :P
L927[13:06:00] <S3> It doesn't say
anything yet
L928[13:06:09] <S3> It just dumps your
connection
L929[13:06:44] <S3> and that is just for
path creation
L930[13:06:58] <Skye> S3, how many
connections can there be per client?
L931[13:06:59] <S3> a switch
<------> switch connection is the same but to the user is
different
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L933[13:07:15] <S3> Skye: enough :)
L934[13:07:19] <S3> Let's see..
L935[13:07:30] <S3> for a UNI switch,
65536 connections per line.
L936[13:07:44] <S3> with OCRM you can bond
multiple lines together.
L937[13:07:53] <S3> that feature is not
ready
L938[13:07:59] <S3> we are stuck with
OCRS
L939[13:08:32] <S3> Skye: path id is 8
bits, channel id is 16 bits
L940[13:08:56] <S3> so each switch has a
maximum of 256 paths and 65536 channels per path
L941[13:09:29] <S3> UNI means user to
network, so you a client connecting to a switch, and NNI is network
to network, so a switch connecting to another switch
L942[13:09:49] <S3> each switch can have
up to 256 UNI connections, 256 NNI connections, or a mixture of the
two
L943[13:10:06] <S3> so technically
speaking-
L944[13:11:00] <S3> a switch in th emiddle
of the network connecting other switches can be connecting up to
256 other switches to it, each of which servicing up to 16777216
connections at the same time.
L945[13:11:27] <S3> Skye: so, how many
connections per client? enough. :)
L946[13:11:49] <Skye> wow
L947[13:12:02] <S3> Of course, these
numbers can be configured to be smaller
L948[13:12:11] <Skye> S3, and are there
ways to get more connections with clever tricks?
L949[13:12:12] <S3> to reduce
bandwidth
L951[13:13:19] <S3> Skye: OCRM allows up
to 157 packets to be transmitted at the same time in the same
channel in one packet
L952[13:13:42] <Skye> wow
L953[13:13:49] <Skye> and...
L954[13:13:52] <S3> with the introcution
of OCRM, connecting switches in parallel to provide both redundancy
meshing and bandwidth increases is possible
L955[13:13:56] <Skye> what does OCRM stand
for?
L956[13:14:04] <S3> OCRM is Ocranet
Multiplex mode.
L957[13:14:07] <Skye> what does OCRS stand
for?
L958[13:14:14] <S3> Ocranet Simplex
mode.
L959[13:14:38] <S3> one sends one cell at
a time, the other mashes up to 157 at a time in the same packet for
higher bandwidth
L960[13:15:16] <S3> over the semester I've
pretty much thought all of this out heh
L961[13:15:49] <S3> Skye: OCRM takes more
cpu power.
L962[13:16:26] <Skye> S3, PLEASE document
this all
L963[13:16:27] <S3> imagine you have five
packets, when you send OCRM, the first byte of the first packet is
sent, then the first byte of the second packet, then the first byte
of the third packet, and so on
L964[13:16:30] <S3> I will
L965[13:16:46] <S3> so it is interlacing
them in 8KB packets for massive bandwidth pushes
L966[13:17:04] <S3> and they are
continuous streams too, so the packets just keep coming like a
giant interlaced blob
L967[13:17:44] <S3> I do have an OCRS-1
(first revision OCRS) written up in a doc
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L970[13:19:47] <S3> Not worrying about it
now, but gamax92 how would you like to handle authentication to
switches?
L971[13:19:50] <S3> from MC
L972[13:20:29] <gamax92> donut steel
L973[13:20:40] <Skye> S3, why that strange
number of bytes
L974[13:20:58] <S3> Skye: ATM is 53
bytes.
L975[13:21:07] <S3> I'm using 52 :P
L976[13:21:17] <S3> bytes, bits, etc it
doesn't matter
L977[13:21:33] <Skye> make it a power of
2
L978[13:21:34] <S3> it matters a little in
buffers, but that's about iut. networking is just a bunch of serial
cables meshed together
L979[13:21:35] <Skye> well
L980[13:21:36] <Skye> too late
L981[13:21:39] <Skye> but,,,
L983[13:21:58] <S3> It doesn't really need
to be a power of two
L984[13:22:17] <Skye> but it looks
nicer
L985[13:22:37] <Skye> and you can use
bitshifting for calculations or something
L986[13:22:39] <S3> It looks nicer, but an
odd number can be handy when you want to fit x ammount of data in a
power of two and then have bitfields for other things
L987[13:23:07] <S3> this way you can use
the remaining bits out of your power of two if you wish for a
header or something
L988[13:23:13] <S3> or misc data
L989[13:23:32] <S3> Skye: the data field
is 48 butes
L990[13:23:34] <S3> bytes*
L991[13:23:40] <S3> which isn't an odd
number at all
L992[13:24:02] <S3> AND... 48 bits is a
great number to have if you want to route this onto your raspberry
pi via serial cable for example
L993[13:24:03] <S3> know why?
L994[13:24:16] <S3> 48 bytes*
L995[13:24:54] <S3> It's because serial
data transfers like shit in powers of two
L998[13:25:08] <S3> when it comes to
timing
L999[13:25:15] <S3> for example
L1000[13:25:25] <S3> doing 9600 baud on 4
Mhz? bad idea
L1001[13:26:44] <S3> 4000000 / 417 =
9592.326 baud
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L1004[13:27:15] <S3> However Skye
L1005[13:27:25] <S3> at say 24 or
48Mhz
L1006[13:27:33] <S3> 48000000 / 5000 =
9600 baud. perfect :)
L1007[13:27:59] <S3> so now when you go
back to your sizes in bytes and not bits
L1008[13:28:28] <S3> you can easily
calculate how many cells, not bits you can transmit per second on
average
L1009[13:28:34] <S3> and use that for
bandwidth limiting
L1010[13:28:35] <Skye> u m
L1011[13:28:36] <Skye> okay
L1012[13:28:49] <S3> of course these are
52 byte cells but
L1013[13:28:58] <Skye> that's a
problem
L1014[13:28:59] <S3> there are reasons
why you'd want to use odd sizes :)
L1015[13:29:31] <S3> in my case, a
primary reason is shared with ATM: 32 bytes is too short for a
packet
L1016[13:29:35] <S3> but 64 is too
long.
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L1018[13:29:47] <Skye> why?
L1019[13:29:54] <S3> jitter.
L1020[13:30:05] <S3> the shorter you
canmake your packet the better
L1021[13:30:16] <S3> remember you have
UDP or TCP overhead too
L1022[13:30:33] <S3> so they need to be
as short as possible while still having enough room for data AND
headers of the next layer
L1023[13:30:52] <S3> if this were packet
switching then it would make more sense
L1024[13:31:34] <Skye> There needs to be
a standard of emulating a normal OC network
L1025[13:32:19] <Saphire> ^
L1026[13:32:20] <S3> And even though it
is sitting on top of the packet switched Internet, Being circuit
switched in practice makes for a bit of changes to optimize
efficiency, etc
L1027[13:32:29] <S3> Skye: ?
L1028[13:32:51] <Saphire> we need a
standart for networking in OC i guess
L1029[13:33:26] <Skye> like
L1030[13:33:38] <Skye> programs don't
need to be aware of the OCRANET to use it
L1031[13:33:59] <CompanionCube> I wish
the OETF suddenly stopped being Vapourware
L1032[13:34:14] <Skye>
CompanionCube++
L1033[13:34:24] <S3> Absolutely. Why
would you ever want a program to know about that?
L1034[13:34:29] <yoy> vaporwave
L1035[13:34:38] *
yoy turns into a statue
L1036[13:34:44] <S3> interface management
should do it
L1037[13:35:04] <Skye> S3, well virtual
network cards?
L1038[13:35:33] <S3> there's multiple
ways to do it, but if say you had ifconfig, you would normally have
an ifconfig interface for each VPI
L1039[13:35:39] <Lizzy> CompanionCube,
currently the people hosting it have a lot of other stuff to be
doing
L1040[13:35:48] <Lizzy> hmm
L1041[13:35:51] <S3> and wach interface
would just carry up to 65536 channels simeltaneously
L1042[13:36:00] <Lizzy> would a subforum
for it be useful, perhasps?
L1043[13:36:30] <S3> OETF?
L1044[13:36:40] <Lizzy> Open Engineering
Task Force
L1045[13:36:48] <Lizzy> like IETF
L1046[13:36:52] <Lizzy> or whatever it
is
L1047[13:37:36] *
Lizzy prods Sangar
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L1049[13:38:20] <S3> Skye: but
fortunately with Ocranet no layer 3 is needed.
L1050[13:38:47] <S3> it uses signalling
instead of multi layer packet encapsulation
L1051[13:38:53] <S3> (but you can do that
too)
L1052[13:39:22] <S3> VCI 0 is used for
signalling
L1053[13:39:51] <S3> this is where you
dial out connections, receive rings for new connections, etc
L1054[13:40:54] <S3> Izaya: I solved the
loop problem.
L1055[13:42:36] <S3> I wrote something
that basically allows for that to work
L1058[13:44:05] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Sangar
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L1060[13:45:21] <S3> Lizzy: YAY!
L1061[13:45:49] <S3> Lizzy: yeah the
other day I wondered if we could make it more generic for RFCs and
Arch specs and protocols, etc
L1062[13:45:58] <Skye> Lizzy, but there
also needs to be a place for other kind of standard / development
stuff?
L1063[13:46:05] <Lizzy> Skye, ?
L1064[13:46:35] <S3> %tell Sangar We
really need UDP.
L1065[13:46:36] <MichiBot> S3: Sangar
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L1066[13:46:37] <CompanionCube> hm.
L1068[13:47:19] *
CompanionCube wonders if we need a wiki with perhaps more article
metadata
L1069[13:47:22] <Skye> Lizzy, as OETF
isn't up, maybe the forums could be used for it?
L1070[13:47:47] <CompanionCube> why not
make OETF a git repository?
L1071[13:48:02] <S3> It just so happens
that this smester I wrote a database engine that can be used to
create network switches.. but I designed it for my game
L1072[13:48:15] <S3> could be very useful
for meshing network loops
L1073[13:48:32] <Lizzy> Skye,
L1074[13:48:32] <Lizzy>
<CompanionCube> I wish the OETF suddenly stopped being
Vapourware
L1075[13:48:32] <Lizzy> ........
L1076[13:48:33] <Lizzy> <@Lizzy>
CompanionCube, currently the people hosting it have a lot of other
stuff to be doing
L1077[13:48:36] <Lizzy> <@Lizzy>
hmm
L1078[13:48:36] <Lizzy> <@Lizzy>
would a subforum for it be useful, perhasps?
L1079[13:48:49] <Skye> oh
L1081[13:51:44] <Lizzy> not sure how much
KittyKath got done and most of it is way over my head
L1082[13:52:16] <g> OETF: 502 bad
gateway
L1083[13:53:01] <Lizzy> yeah, Kath has a
lot of other stuff on at the monment so wouldn't be suprised if
it's not up
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L1085[13:54:09] <CompanionCube> perhaps
we could build a static OETF site using GitHub pages and a repo
filled with specs/standards/docs
L1086[13:54:28] <Lizzy> Or we could do a
subforum on the main forums
L1087[13:54:36] <Lizzy> or
something
L1088[13:55:08] <CompanionCube> I like
the ability of having any form of version control
L1089[13:55:25] <Lizzy> OR, Maybe have
the static site or whatever for Published stuff and have the forums
for discussing them
L1090[13:55:39] <CompanionCube> that
makes sense
L1094[13:58:22] <Lizzy> Added the OEFT
section to my idea tee thingy on the subforum discussion
topic
L1095[14:01:16] <CompanionCube> perhaps
use GitHub pages to host the static published documents?
L1096[14:01:58] <Lizzy> Either that or
have a repo with them in and I can then just pull it down to a
webserver on each comit
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L1098[14:08:06] <CompanionCube> S3, Skye:
any preferences?
L1099[14:09:16] <Skye> hm?
L1100[14:09:44] <CompanionCube> as to how
to make the webby part
L1101[14:12:49] <CompanionCube>
docpad/mkdocs/readthedocs seem most relevant
L1102[14:13:09] <Skye> there needs to be
a way to rapidly iterate stuff
L1103[14:13:14] <Lizzy> I hate the layout
of readthedocs sites
L1104[14:13:47] <yoy> #lua
string.format("%X", 147)
L1105[14:13:47] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
93
L1107[14:16:05] <S3> does anyone know if
Immersive engineering cables need chunk loading?
L1108[14:16:15] <S3> or if I chunkload
the ends of the cables will they just work
L1109[14:16:25] <S3> one on each long
stretch
L1110[14:16:31] <Forecaster> just loading
the nodes should work
L1111[14:16:40] <S3> okay, I was hoping
so
L1112[14:17:03] <S3> so we can make
several kilometer long loops if we -wanted- and then just chunkload
the telecom switches on each end?
L1113[14:18:32] <S3> may be a good
experiment
L1114[14:21:00] <vifino> Anyone has a
copy of Fallout 4 laying around? I really wanna play it :v
L1115[14:21:09] *
vifino is pretty broke
L1116[14:21:32] <Forecaster> you can't
have mine D:<
L1117[14:21:57] <vifino> Forecaster: Why
not? :<
L1118[14:22:17] <Forecaster> I'm saving
it for when I can upgrade my computer so I can play it properly
>:
L1119[14:22:40] <vifino> But I upgraded
my computer and now I'm broke .-.
L1120[14:25:01] *
gamax92 tapes vifino back together
L1121[14:25:24] *
vifino is still broke
L1122[14:25:35] *
Lizzy mends vifino
L1123[14:25:45] *
CompanionCube restores vifino from latest backup
L1124[14:26:08] <vifino> I don't have any
backups.
L1125[14:26:22] <CompanionCube> why
not
L1126[14:26:41] <vifino> Cause.
L1127[14:27:42] <vifino>
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
L1128[14:27:49] *
Lizzy giggles
L1129[14:28:02] <vifino> LIZZY GIFTED ME
FALLOUT 4!!1!!1¹¹¹¹
L1130[14:28:14] <Forecaster> :D
L1131[14:28:24] <gamax92> D:
L1132[14:28:24] <Lizzy> and the season
pass
L1133[14:28:34] <Lizzy> man did both of
those cost a lot
L1134[14:28:39] <Forecaster> oh hey,
another youtube network invitation
L1135[14:28:45] <Lizzy> ?
L1136[14:28:49] <gamax92> "man did
both of those cost a lot, you better enjoy it you little
shit"
L1137[14:28:55] <Lizzy> ^
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L1139[14:29:10] <Forecaster> I was
invited to another YouTube content network
L1140[14:29:18] <Forecaster> this one's
called "Freedom" apparently
L1141[14:30:20] <Forecaster>
"because you are focused on great videos we'd like to invite
you to apply for a partnership with our fast growing YouTube
network Freedom!"
L1142[14:30:51] <Forecaster> they're
always "fast growing"
L1143[14:31:41] <bauen1> Forecaster:
lemme guess, they have a lot of experience and a lot of other
youtubers ?
L1144[14:35:36] <Mimiru> %p
L1145[14:35:37] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from Mimiru 0.42s
L1146[14:35:40] <Mimiru> ¬_¬
L1147[14:36:12] <yoy> #rainbow testing
string
L1148[14:36:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
testing
string
L1149[14:36:53] <Forecaster> bauen1: not
this one
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L1152[14:43:49] <S3> yoy: now to start
sending BEL
L1153[14:44:23] <S3> Bel bel bel
L1154[14:44:33] <S3> yoy: like
this:
L1155[14:45:06] <yoy> BEL is bad
L1156[14:45:16] <S3> Is it?
L1157[14:45:17] <yoy> Then again, if your
client responds to BEL
L1158[14:45:24] <S3> right
L1159[14:45:38] <S3> somebody must be
beeping a lot right now
L1160[14:45:46] <yoy> heh
L1161[14:45:47] <Techokami> yeah,
me
L1163[14:45:52] <Techokami> >:|
L1164[14:45:55] <Mimiru> ffs...
L1165[14:46:06] <CompanionCube> I can
only just barely hear it
L1167[14:46:14] <Techokami> I get the
system beep
L1168[14:46:16] <Techokami> please
stop
L1169[14:46:22] <S3> Alright
alright...
L1170[14:46:23] <yoy> Why do people have
clients that respond to bel
L1171[14:46:32] <CompanionCube> because
it makes sense?
L1172[14:46:45] <yoy> CompanionCube: It
doesn't make any sense
L1173[14:47:01] <S3> apparently Techokami
might be using hexchat
L1174[14:47:08] <Techokami> I am using
HexChat
L1175[14:47:15] *
CompanionCube uses vanilla XChat
L1176[14:47:17] <yoy> My hexchat isn't
going off for bel
L1177[14:47:18] <Techokami> 2.12.0
L1178[14:47:23] <S3> xchat is
dangerous
L1179[14:47:32] <CompanionCube> why
L1180[14:48:01] <S3> because the staff
has made so many arbitrary code execution exploits in the past that
I've lost count
L1181[14:48:04] <yoy> I'm guessing there
may be some remote code execution bugs or something
L1182[14:48:06] <yoy> Bingo
L1183[14:48:40] *
CompanionCube opts to call S3's bluff.
L1184[14:48:50] <yoy> hehe
L1185[14:48:56] <CompanionCube> Is the
latest XChat as provided by Arch vulnerable
L1186[14:49:05] <yoy> CompanionCube: do
you really want to go this far?
L1187[14:49:19] <yoy> Because I can rip
that shit apart and find something ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L1188[14:49:22] <CompanionCube> just a
link will be enough
L1189[14:50:01] <yoy> Oh no no no
L1190[14:50:07] <CompanionCube> If an RCE
exists in one of the very few applications that I use constantly, I
want to know about it ;3
L1191[14:50:09] <yoy> I'm going to go
through the source code right now
L1192[14:50:23] <S3> yoy: if you can rip
it apart you might as well add someting to it and then have him
install it
L1194[14:50:30] <Techokami> xchat's code
or hexchat's code
L1195[14:50:37] <yoy> Because I remember
seeing some iffy lines in hexchat, which is a fork of xchat
L1196[14:50:47] <Skye> I'm using HexChat
2.12.0. Is that bad.
L1197[14:50:59] *
CompanionCube has patched XChat before for something related to
SSL/TLS
L1198[14:51:18] <CompanionCube> (ok I
found the patch on launchpad and added it to a local copy/build of
the Arch package)
L1199[14:51:30] <CompanionCube> haven't
done that recently though
L1200[14:52:09] <yoy> both xchat and
hexchat have files with about ~2000 lines of pure crap
L1201[14:52:25] <S3> Instead of using ssl
we should just use rot13
L1202[14:52:36] <yoy> For example,
outbound.c is 4404 lines
L1204[14:53:21] <S3> the file is not
found
L1205[14:53:30] <S3> I can't find it
because it's 4, 404
L1206[14:53:41] <yoy> And I know that
Hexchat has some bugs with state management when connected to iffy
servers (like custom ones)
L1207[14:53:48] <S3> you know what's
great?
L1208[14:53:58] <S3> somebody on campus
couldn't connect to the internet from his dorm room
L1209[14:54:03] <S3> he called up and I
looked into it for him
L1210[14:54:19] <S3> his room number was
404, but its the only room in that dorm that doesn't have a wall
jack label
L1211[14:54:23] <S3> so I couldn't
actually find him
L1212[14:54:42] <Skye> wow
L1213[14:54:54] <S3> there was 405 and
403...
L1214[14:54:59] <S3> but 404 was not
found
L1215[14:55:11] <CompanionCube>
intentional joke much
L1216[14:55:19] <S3> CompanionCube: this
actually happened
L1217[14:55:24] <S3> about 2 years
ago
L1218[14:55:26] <CompanionCube> S3, I
know
L1220[14:55:30] <CompanionCube> and the
absence of the label
L1221[14:55:34] <CompanionCube> was an
intentional joke
L1222[14:55:35] <Skye> how did he get
internets? D:
L1223[14:55:35] <S3> yeah
L1224[14:55:43] <S3> he used
wireless
L1225[14:55:49] <S3> but we provide
hardwired so
L1226[14:56:05] <S3> hardwired is so much
faster on campus
L1227[14:56:09] <S3> (not kidding)
L1228[14:56:26] <S3> wireless you get
like.. 20 down, 30 up on average, up to about 50 down 50 up
L1229[14:56:28] <S3> mbit
L1230[14:56:31] <S3> on campus
L1231[14:56:45] <S3> but if you plug into
the wall you get more like 800 - 900 down and 600 or so up
L1232[14:57:25] <S3> with 10,000 other
people on campius
L1233[14:57:28] <S3> campus*
L1234[14:57:33] <S3> We have a lot of
bandwidth..
L1235[14:58:18] <S3> (This is what
happens when your university has more than one site and basically
runs the state backbone for Internet)
L1236[15:03:24] <S3> Bah I did something
stupid. My switch only has one side
L1237[15:06:01] <Forecaster> isn't 50 Mb
or some such the max you'll get on wireless?
L1238[15:06:21] <Forecaster> Mb/s
L1240[15:08:57] <CompanionCube>
Forecaster, depends
L1241[15:09:14] <CompanionCube> there are
differing standards which have different maximum speeds
L1242[15:09:53] <Forecaster> I vaguely
recall that in general it's around there
L1243[15:10:00] <Forecaster> at least for
commercial tech
L1244[15:10:31] <CompanionCube> iirc
802.11n can go up to 150
L1245[15:11:10] <CompanionCube> 802.11g
can go to 54 or so.
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L1248[15:19:49] <KittyKath> Forecaster:
What CC said. ac should get 300+
L1249[15:20:04] *
Lizzy hugs KittyKath
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KittyKath hugs Lizzy
L1251[15:20:55] <Lizzy> :3
L1253[15:21:06] <S3> I think that sounds
right
L1254[15:21:17] <S3> Ocranet supports a
total speed of about 2634022912 KB/s
L1255[15:21:22] <S3> no wait hold
on
L1256[15:21:30] <S3> ill redo maths
L1257[15:23:22] <S3> okay, about 150K per
channel..
L1258[15:23:27] <S3> in MC
L1259[15:23:44] <S3> per path I
mean
L1260[15:23:57] <S3> It's a massive
number, whatever it is going to be
L1261[15:24:36] <S3> well above what
Minecraft can perform :D
L1262[15:24:45] <CompanionCube> S3, that
first number insane
L1263[15:24:51] <S3> yeah I messed
up
L1264[15:24:51] <CompanionCube> in the
order of terabits per second
L1265[15:25:15] <S3> so a relay does
about 20 packets per second
L1266[15:25:35] <S3> giving an OCRM cap
bandwidth of 150K/s about
L1268[15:26:27] <S3> I am stuck doing
switch tables
L1269[15:28:01] <S3> sigh
L1270[15:28:05] <S3> I need to make a
patch bay
L1271[15:28:12] <S3> in Lua too
L1274[15:29:28] <MichiBot>
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L1275[15:29:35] <vifino> Watch it.
L1276[15:29:38] <vifino> Everyone
should.
L1277[15:31:24] <S3> This is what I am
making
L1279[15:31:27] <S3> (not really)
L1280[15:31:46] <S3> essentially an
automatic version of it!
L1281[15:33:53] <vifino> S3: You should
watch the video I pasted in here.
L1282[15:33:56] <vifino> You will like
it.
L1283[15:43:22] <S3> Where the heck is
the documentation on the OC relay?!
L1284[15:44:06] <Lizzy> combine the
switch + access point documentation and you'll have most of
it
L1286[15:44:07] <MichiBot>
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L1287[15:44:08] <Lizzy> probably
L1288[15:44:10] <Lizzy> idk
L1289[15:45:40] <S3> I could have sworn
there was relay docs
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L1292[15:46:22] <Forecaster> there's a
wiki page for the switch
L1293[15:46:32] <S3> vifino: lol
L1294[15:46:40] <S3> yeah but the switch
isn't the same
L1295[15:46:47] <Elizabeth> Gamax how do
i close windows with Wocchat?
L1296[15:46:54] <Forecaster> better than
nothing :P
L1297[15:46:57] <Elizabeth> also i can't
see what i'm typing... :/
L1298[15:48:36] <Elizabeth> hmm, I need a
way to run arbitary commands on these MCUs odf mine
L1299[15:49:10] <gamax92> Elizabeth:
parting them works iirc
L1300[15:49:44] <Elizabeth> so it does,
thanks
L1301[15:49:53] <S3> does anyone know if
switches forward broadcast messages?
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L1303[15:50:10] <S3> if they don't that
makes things much easier
L1304[15:50:33] <Elizabeth> what do you
mean, broadcast?
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L1306[15:50:52] <S3> There's a broadcast
method, iirc
L1308[15:51:15] <Elizabeth> ah, yes. the
switches forward it on to any connected stuff
L1309[15:51:25] <S3> broadcast(port:
number, ...): boolean
L1310[15:51:28] <S3> damn that
sucks
L1311[15:51:39] <Elizabeth>
switches/relays are basically just component network
seperators
L1312[15:51:41] <S3> I wwould have
thought broadcasts would be filtered to prevent massive spam
L1313[15:51:43] <Elizabeth> why?
L1314[15:52:07] <Elizabeth> but then why
else would you have a broadcast method?
L1315[15:52:22] <S3> peer node
discovery
L1316[15:52:32] <S3> without leaking
outside of your subnet
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L1318[15:53:19] <Lizzy> errr
L1319[15:53:32] <Lizzy> switches are not
routers
L1320[15:53:36] <yoy> vifino:
thatwasamazing
L1321[15:53:58] <vifino> yoy:
Exactly.
L1322[15:55:24] <S3> I know that
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L1324[15:55:26] <S3> it just would have
made it dead easy
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L1329[16:22:56] <Lizzy> #lua a =
"print( "Beep") "; b = loadstring(a); b()
L1330[16:22:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to call a nil value (global
'Beep')
L1331[16:23:04] <Lizzy> oh
L1332[16:23:12] <Lizzy> #lua a =
"print( 'Beep') "; b = loadstring(a); b()
L1333[16:23:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to call a nil value (global
'loadstring')
L1334[16:23:44] <Lizzy> #lua a =
"print( 'Beep') "; b = string.load(a); b()
L1335[16:23:44] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to call a nil value (field
'load')
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L1337[16:26:21] <vifino> #lua f =
load("print('potato')") return f
L1338[16:26:21] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7fc6cc095770
L1339[16:26:45] <vifino> #lau
_VERSION
L1340[16:26:59] <vifino> #lua
_VERSION
L1341[16:27:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Lua
5.3 Sandbox
L1343[16:27:20] <S3> #lua fork while
fork
L1344[16:27:20] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: syntax error near 'while'
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L1346[16:29:39] <S3> #lua print
"QUIT :I'm logging off the server"
L1348[16:29:39] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > QUIT
:I'm logging off the server | nil
L1349[16:29:48] <S3> damn
L1350[16:30:54] <Lizzy> #lua a =
"someVariable + thisShouldCrash"; b = load(a)
L1351[16:30:54] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1352[16:30:59] <Lizzy> #lua b()
L1353[16:30:59] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to call a nil value (global
'b')
L1354[16:31:05] <Lizzy> hm
L1355[16:31:08] <Lizzy> #lua a =
"someVariable + thisShouldCrash"; b = load(a); b()
L1356[16:31:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to call a nil value (global
'b')
L1357[16:31:16] <Lizzy> ¬_¬
L1358[16:31:56] <Stary2001> #lua a =
"c + d"; b,err = load(a); print(tostring(b))
print(tostring(err))
L1359[16:31:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil |
[string "c + d"]:1: syntax error near '+' | nil
L1360[16:32:14] <Stary2001> #lua c=1;
d=2; a = "c + d"; b,err = load(a); print(tostring(b))
print(tostring(err))
L1361[16:32:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil |
[string "c + d"]:1: syntax error near '+' | nil
L1362[16:32:24] <Stary2001> #lua a =
"function e() return c + d end"; b,err = load(a);
print(tostring(b)) print(tostring(err))
L1363[16:32:24] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7fc6cc04a870 | nil | nil
L1364[16:32:39] <Stary2001> #lua a =
"return c + d"; b,err = load(a); print(tostring(b))
print(tostring(err))
L1365[16:32:39] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7fc6cc000a80 | nil | nil
L1366[16:32:41] <Stary2001> there you
go
L1367[16:32:42] <Stary2001> Lizzy:
L1368[16:32:46] <Lizzy> #lua a =
"someVariable + thisShouldCrash"; b,err = load(a);
print(b, err )
L1369[16:32:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil
[string "someVariable + thisShouldCrash"]:1: syntax error
near '+' | nil
L1370[16:32:50] <Lizzy> meh
L1371[16:32:55] <Stary2001> has to have a
return
L1372[16:33:04] <Lizzy> ah
L1373[16:33:06] <Stary2001> think of it
as function stuff() ...load.... end
L1374[16:34:45] <Lizzy> also i guess that
load() is pcall'd (i.e. won't crash the entire script from a buggy
string or something
L1375[16:34:52] <Stary2001> well
duh
L1376[16:36:27] <Lizzy> #lua function b()
return 1,4,"test" end; print( pcall(b) )
L1377[16:36:27] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > true
1 4 test | nil
L1378[16:37:04] <Lizzy> #lua function b()
return 1,4,"test" end; stat,err = pcall(b); print( stat)
print(err)
L1379[16:37:04] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > true
| 1 | nil
L1380[16:38:05] <Lizzy> hmm
L1381[16:38:57] <Lizzy> #lua function b()
return 1,4,"test" end; poop = table.pack( pcall(b))
L1382[16:38:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1383[16:39:03] <Lizzy> #lua return
poop
L1384[16:39:03] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7fc6cc16a420
L1385[16:39:22] <Lizzy> #lua return
serialize(poop)
L1386[16:39:22] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: attempt to call a nil value (global
'serialize')
L1387[16:39:36] <Lizzy> #lua
print(poop)
L1388[16:39:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7fc6cc16a420 | nil
L1389[16:40:01] <Lizzy> for k,v in pairs(
poop ) print(k,v) end
L1390[16:40:06] <Lizzy> #lua for k,v in
pairs( poop ) print(k,v) end
L1391[16:40:06] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: 'do' expected near 'print'
L1392[16:40:12] <Lizzy> #lua for k,v in
pairs( poop ) do print(k,v) end
L1393[16:40:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1
true | 2 1 | 3 4 | 4 test | n 4 | nil
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L1404[17:08:32] <Shuudoushi> Inari: wtf
does this mean? Zweckentfremdungsgesetz
L1405[17:09:01] <Inari> law
against/concerning misuse? :P no clue
L1406[17:09:02] <Inari> context/ XD
L1407[17:09:22] <Shuudoushi> something
about Germany banning air b&bs
L1408[17:09:40] <Shuudoushi> seems to be
the name of the law
L1409[17:10:06] <Inari>
"gesetz" is law, "zweck" well in the case of an
object the purpose of something or such.. entfremdung is
"alienatien/estrangement" in this meaning using it for
something that isnt its purpose
L1410[17:10:06] <Inari> orso
L1411[17:10:23] <Shuudoushi> ah
L1412[17:11:01] <Shuudoushi> now, how the
fuck does one that doesn't speak german say that?
L1414[17:12:48] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1415[17:12:54] <Inari> you get different
pronounciations though
L1416[17:12:56] <Inari> i think there are
2
L1417[17:13:03] <Inari> (in that google
thing that is)
L1418[17:15:13] <S3> vifino: We got new
images of ceres!
L1419[17:15:34] <vifino> coolio.
L1421[17:15:47] <Inari> oh
L1423[17:20:41] <Lizzy> ~w modem
L1425[17:25:49] <S3> pie is in the
oven
L1426[17:25:57] <S3> I know this because
I put it there
L1427[17:27:48] <Inari> lewd
L1428[17:27:54] <Inari> 9 months?
L1429[17:28:47] <Lizzy> ?
L1430[17:30:30] <Inari> pie in the
oven
L1431[17:30:36] <Inari> you know
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L1433[17:31:39] <Lizzy> oh you
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L1436[17:36:52] <Lizzy> ~ cuistom
os
L1437[17:36:59] <Lizzy> ~w cuistom
os
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L1447[18:09:01] <Kodos> Hokay
L1448[18:09:06] <Kodos> Now to figure out
how I want to make Dave do the lotto
L1449[18:13:08] <Lizzy> \o/ got my MCUs
able to run arbitary code over the network
L1450[18:13:20] <Kodos> Nice!
L1451[18:13:53] <Kodos> I thought about
using signs as a way to set config settings, but signs aren't
editable once placed, and it's a pain to keep breaking and
replacing
L1452[18:16:01] <Lizzy> My MCUs use signs
to show debug data
L1453[18:16:42] <Lizzy> and technicallty
they have a config setting on them
L1455[18:19:05] <Lizzy> (mainly direction
and aspect)
L1456[18:19:08] <Kodos> Erm
L1457[18:19:13] <Kodos> What's up with
your controller boxes
L1458[18:19:20] <Lizzy> no fucking
idea
L1459[18:19:33] <Lizzy> they do that a
fair bit so i just roll with it now
L1460[18:19:43] <Kodos> Obligatory
"Do you run optifine?"
L1461[18:19:47] <Lizzy> nope
L1462[18:19:59] <Lizzy> unless Mimiru
sneakilly added it to her pack
L1463[18:20:00] <Kodos> Got a modlist?
Looks like some mod is using a custom render that's fucking with
it
L1464[18:20:24] <Lizzy>
"PC-Logix" on the technic launcher
L1465[18:20:32] <Kodos> Right
L1467[18:20:39] <MichiBot>
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L1469[18:22:16] <Kodos> Lazy twat
L1471[18:22:32] <Kodos> Yeah, got
it
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L1475[18:26:44] <Lizzy> and now they're
showing again
L1476[18:28:14] <Lizzy> meh
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L1480[18:39:54] <payonel> o/
L1482[18:42:02] <payonel> g: ! i have
bitcoins!
L1483[18:42:10] <payonel> i'll spend it
on steam!
L1485[18:43:22] <payonel> btw i got my
computer to stop bluescreening
L1486[18:43:31] <payonel> it was getting
really bad. so i went and bought new ram
L1487[18:43:38] <payonel> then it started
to bsd REALLY bad
L1488[18:43:54] <payonel> so i thought,
why would it be worse with better ram... (larger capacity)
L1489[18:44:16] <payonel> after much
derping i realized - i'm an idiot
L1490[18:44:49] <payonel> about a year or
so ago when i built this computer, i overclocked it. apparently, my
RAM settings were wrong, and they were MORE wrong with the new
ram
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L1493[19:05:42] <Skye> Payonel:
oops?
L1494[19:05:55] <payonel> yeah, but glad
i got it working
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L1518[20:40:28] <Antheus> :P
L1519[20:46:11] <Antheus> Any new
features been added to OC recently?
L1520[20:46:19] <Antheus> like past
month+
L1521[20:50:45] <Kodos> devfs
L1522[20:51:53] <Temia> Wait, devfs is
stock now? It's not just something a more POSIXlike system can do
with event handlers and unmanaged disks?
L1523[20:52:10] <Temia> I wonder if we'll
get procfs and sysfs stock later on .3.
L1524[20:52:34] <Antheus> What is
devfs?
L1525[20:52:44] <Kodos> %g devfs
L1527[20:54:12] <Antheus> ooh fancy
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L1537[21:51:54] <payonel> the foundation
for more devfs points is now in place
L1538[21:51:59] <payonel> we're talking
about what to expose
L1539[21:52:32] <payonel> but the api is
ready, and a user can add a custom dev point easily:
require("devfs").create("name", {write=...,
read=...})
L1540[21:52:56] <payonel> OpenOS devfs
only has /dev/null and /dev/random for now
L1541[21:53:20] <Antheus> I get it
now
L1542[21:53:57] <payonel> /dev/null for
example, is very simple: devfs.create("null",
{write=function()end})
L1543[21:54:26] <payonel> no one needs to
creat null, just saying that's how it is created
L1544[21:54:30] <payonel> +on boot
L1545[21:55:21] <payonel> well,
technically not on boot -- it is delay loaded, but, essentially on
boot
L1546[21:55:49] <gamax92>
devfs.create("/\0", {})
L1547[21:56:07] *
payonel divides gamax92 by zero
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L1551[22:02:10] <gamax92> payonel:
heh.
L1552[22:02:15] <gamax92>
devfs.create("", {})
L1553[22:02:18] <gamax92> no name!
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L1556[22:17:23] <payonel> ha, that
wouldn't fail
L1557[22:17:40] <payonel> but i don't
know how you'd open a handle to it
L1558[22:18:00] <payonel>
io.open("/dev/" .. "") :) wouldn't work'
L1559[22:20:28] <S3> you know
CompanionCube
L1560[22:20:44] <S3> your dns system may
save us from having to deal with port numbers, etc
L1561[22:24:44] <gamax92> payonel: I
wonder how a null would work, since the unicode api truncates up to
a null
L1562[22:35:25] <payonel> it's ksp
time
L1563[22:35:32] <gamax92> you're
insane!
L1564[22:35:36] <payonel> updating ksp,
and all mods
L1565[22:35:41] <payonel> :)
L1566[22:36:56] <payonel> i wish my ksp
mods were nexusmods
L1567[22:39:17] <S3> neat
L1568[22:39:24] <S3> it's fun when you
just sit down and write 200 lines of code
L1569[22:39:27] <S3> and have no syntax
errors
L1570[22:39:50] <S3> in one go
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L1575[22:52:09] <Antheus> I agree,
payonel
L1576[22:52:28] <Antheus> I hate curse
and kinda gave up after the spaceport drama
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L1578[22:53:49] <payonel> i dont care
where modders choose to put their files - i just dont like spending
a long time tracking down updates
L1579[22:53:57] <payonel> what's wrong
with curse?
L1580[22:57:12] <Antheus> I've never
liked it
L1581[22:57:21] <Antheus> But I would
love nexus for KSP
L1582[23:00:03] <payonel> Antheus: i
never go in forums :) so i know nothing about any drama
L1583[23:00:22] <payonel> i noticed some
of the mods i use started uploading to "spaceport" but i
didn't ask or look into it. what drama
L1584[23:00:24] <payonel> ?
L1585[23:01:09] <Antheus> The owner of
spaceport took his website down, and since the source code was os,
people made a bunch of new ones, and ckan had some issues
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