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L7[00:46:47] <Antheus> I give up on trying
to build atom...
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L10[00:57:43] *
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L11[01:24:46] <Saphire> where i can find
the decompiled minecraft sources?
L12[01:26:55] <asie> build/tmp/
L13[01:26:58] <asie> or in the IDE
L14[01:27:01] <asie>
forgeSrc-...-.jar
L15[01:29:24] <Saphire> bleh
L16[01:29:31] <Saphire> messing around with
authlib
L17[01:30:05] <Saphire> (trying to cut out
the damn launcher of one server.. bleh, i hate anything that isn't
MultiMC x.x)
L18[01:30:29] <Saphire> managed to cut out
the required things.. and now MC just silently fails to login
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L20[01:32:14] <Saphire> hm.. how do you
output things into the log?
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L30[02:48:32] <asie> what
L33[02:50:18] <asie> GreaseMonkey: calling
you
L34[02:50:22] <asie> Vexatos: calling you
too
L35[02:50:24] <GreaseMonkey> Vexatos: so i
herd u maed a sound card
L36[02:50:32] <GreaseMonkey> i'd like to
see the specs
L37[02:50:41] <asie> GreaseMonkey:
github.com/ChenThread/impulsetronics
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L39[02:50:44] <asie> best name
L40[02:51:04] <asie> Vexatos: the question
is
L41[02:51:06] <asie> can you load in dfpwm
samples yet
L42[02:51:10] <GreaseMonkey> tbh i'm almost
tempted to replicate the PS1 SPU
L43[02:51:17] <GreaseMonkey> although with
a smaller sound RAM
L44[02:51:27] <GreaseMonkey> and dedicated
section for reverb
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L46[02:51:32] <Vexatos> GreaseMonkey, ask
gamax92 for specs
L47[02:51:49] <asie> Vexatos: note that i
will still probably end up developing CharsetAudio
L48[02:51:52] <asie> but that's because i
like limitations
L49[02:51:55] <asie> and crazyness
L50[02:52:03] <Vexatos> well, this is like
an old sound chip
L51[02:52:06] <asie> and because Charset
might get its own computer mod
L52[02:52:23] <GreaseMonkey> the PS1 SPU is
about as beastly as you'd ever need
L53[02:52:38] <GreaseMonkey> also if
charset gets a computer mod, mips is pretty damn simple
L54[02:53:10] <asie> i'd probably go some
kind of modified early arm
L55[02:53:12] <asie> but thanks
L56[02:53:18] <GreaseMonkey> mips is
simpler ;)
L57[02:53:22] <asie> for the user or
emulator
L58[02:53:27] <asie> hint: i don't care
about the latter
L59[02:53:35] <GreaseMonkey> emulator...
userwise you'll probably end up just compiling some shit in C
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L62[02:53:41] <GreaseMonkey> and making the
user use that
L63[02:53:43] <asie> then i don't
care
L64[02:53:46] <GreaseMonkey> erm, use what
you wrote in C
L65[02:53:47] <asie> i'd rather do an ASM
which is at least somewhat friendly
L66[02:53:52] <asie> and i'm going low-tech
so
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L68[02:54:30] <GreaseMonkey> could do a
modified MIPS which doesn't have the load delay slot (but leave the
branch delay in as removing that would remove all compat with
MIPS)
L69[02:55:20] <GreaseMonkey> but yeah i
suspect i could make something along the lines of DEBUG.EXE, but
for MIPS
L70[02:56:09] <GreaseMonkey> which would
also let you assemble a few basic pseudo ops
L71[02:56:14] <GreaseMonkey> LA is a very
useful one
L72[02:56:37] <GreaseMonkey> LA $reg,
0xPPPPQQQQ -> LUI $reg, 0xPPPP \ ORI $reg, $reg, 0xQQQQ
L73[02:58:02] <GreaseMonkey> for a BIOS
you'd probably want to set $gp up on a nice boundary such that
negative offsets to it are RAM and positive offsets are I/O
L74[02:58:41] <GreaseMonkey> heck, if we DO
have load delay slots we can just make debug automatically add a
NOP after each load
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L76[03:00:26] <Vexatos> GreaseMonkey,
basically, you make a queue of Instructions
L77[03:00:42] <Vexatos> and it executes
those in order to modify a channel's wave or modulation or
envelope
L78[03:00:53] <Vexatos> a Delay instruction
then allows actually generating sound
L79[03:00:59] <Vexatos> assuming the Gate
is open
L80[03:01:12] <Vexatos> on a channel
L81[03:01:43] <GreaseMonkey> what waves are
available
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L87[03:18:37] <Negi> /window up
L88[03:18:41] <Negi> Woops.
L89[03:23:55] <Saphire> weechat?
L90[03:23:59] <Saphire> also, wow
L91[03:24:10] <Saphire> messing around with
log4j's config is awesome
L92[03:24:51] <Negi> Yup weechat.
L93[03:25:03] <Negi> And what are you using
it for? :v
L94[03:25:50] <g> leftover pizza best
pizza
L95[03:28:57] <Saphire> Negi:
minecraft?
L96[03:29:14] <Saphire> i can see what
/class/ outputs some messages
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L100[03:47:31] <Negi> Okay, so now my
weechat status bar is ugly as fuck, but I can read it and that's a
huge improvement.
L101[03:48:06] <Lizzy> holy shit, my pc
didn't crash
L102[03:48:18] <Lizzy>
Client:
HexChat 2.12.0
• OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate
(x64)
• CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz
(4.00GHz)
• Memory: 15.9 GiB Total (6.6 GiB Free)
• Storage: 1.8 TiB / 4.8 TiB (2.9 TiB Free)
•
VGA: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
• Uptime: 1d 16h
38m 3s
L103[03:54:40] <g> I don't think there's a
command like that for mirc
L105[03:55:40] <g> yeah that's right, a
GTX 460
L106[03:55:53] <Lizzy> heh
L107[03:55:58] <g> ancient GPU that works
fine for modern games
L108[03:56:00] <g> don't ask me how that
works
L109[03:56:38] <g> battleborn is the only
game it struggles with so far, which is annoying because I love
battleborn
L110[03:56:44] <g> but it's not
terrible
L111[03:56:55] <GreaseMonkey>
>ancient
L112[03:57:00] <Lizzy> also in combination
to my pc not crashing whilst i was sleeping, my internet connection
didn't die either so my MC is still connected to Mimiru's
server
L113[03:57:01] <GreaseMonkey> >GTX 3
digits
L114[03:57:12] <GreaseMonkey> i'll give
you ancient, foo
L115[03:57:23] <g> it's like 6+ years
old
L117[03:57:27] <GreaseMonkey> that's not
ancient
L118[03:57:33] <GreaseMonkey> the PS3 is
older
L119[03:57:42] <g> it's ancient as far as
PC gaming goes
L120[03:57:54] <Lizzy> my cousin was
gaming on an old GT520 before i gave him my old GTX760
L121[03:57:58] <GreaseMonkey> i refuse to
call it ancient
L122[03:58:13] <GreaseMonkey> you want
ancient? i've used an S3 ViRGE.
L123[03:58:23] <g> hmm, you know, I just
realised
L124[03:58:26] <g> this PC is 8 years
old
L125[03:58:29] <g> that can't be a GTX
460
L126[03:59:09] <g> not unless dell had
some kind of arrangement with nvidia I guess
L127[04:00:12] <g> hmm, no, those are the
correct drivers.. yeah, that's kinda weird
L128[04:00:18] <GreaseMonkey> oh right,
the GTX 460 supports DX11
L129[04:00:22] <g> yep, it does
L130[04:00:23] <GreaseMonkey> yeah if it
does DX11 it is not ancient
L131[04:00:31] <Lizzy> ¬_¬
L132[04:01:06] <Temia> You want ancient? I
made an old Silicon Graphics workstation card into a wall
hanging.
L133[04:01:25] <GreaseMonkey> IrisGL
perhaps?
L134[04:02:10] <Temia> Lessee, I pulled it
from an SGI Indy, so...
L135[04:05:19] <GreaseMonkey> the indy was
released in 1993, so the ViRGE is still in a similar ballpark
L136[04:05:24] <GreaseMonkey> (ViRGE is
1995)
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L138[04:06:00] *
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L139[04:06:01] <Sangar> o/
L140[04:07:19] <GreaseMonkey> mrow
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L142[04:07:49] <Vexatos> Hi Sangar U: OC
1.6 with fixed onActivate and MFU stuff when
L143[04:11:14] <Sangar> you do realize
you're motivating me to work on the 1.9 port with this, right?
:X
L144[04:13:29] <Vexatos> Sangar,
fiiiiiiiiix iiiiiiiiiiit
L145[04:13:32] <Vexatos> ~~~~~~~~~~~
L146[04:13:50] <Vexatos> You see
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L148[04:14:00] <Vexatos> you won't release
OC 1.6 on any version until this is fixed
L149[04:14:06] <Sangar> so?
L150[04:14:07] <Vexatos> since it may
involve an API change :P
L151[04:14:18] <Vexatos> so I'm motivating
you to do it
L152[04:14:24] <Vexatos> if you work on
the 1.9 port, fine
L153[04:14:30] <Vexatos> but you'll do
that later anyway
L154[04:19:13] <Saphire> PHAHAHAHA
L155[04:19:17] <Saphire> OH YOU.
L156[04:19:23] *
Saphire laughs madly
L157[04:19:27] <Saphire> binary
files
L158[04:19:29] <Saphire> again
L159[04:21:21] <Saphire> o.o
L160[04:21:26] <Saphire> that's.. horrible
D:
L161[04:21:39] <Saphire> "return
(readUnsignedByte() << 24) + (readUnsignedByte() << 16)
+ (readUnsignedByte() << 8) + readUnsignedByte();"
L162[04:21:45] <Saphire> that's
'readInt'
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L165[04:34:23] <Lizzy> Vexatos, wit the
routing switch motors from RC, can i get their 'state' through
their component or just set/get the routing table stuff
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L169[05:00:59] <Inari> I wonder when
overkneesocks were invented
L170[05:08:04] <g> The greeks, egyptians,
romans and europeans all wore things that could be described as
that
L171[05:08:12] <g> they were invented
during the roman empire
L172[05:10:00] <Inari> toe socks are weird
as hell
L173[05:10:15] <Vexatos> Lizzy, only the
latter
L174[05:11:43] <Lizzy> okay
L175[05:22:08] <Lizzy> #lua b =
{{"beep"},{"boop"}, a="test"} for k,v
in pairs(b) do print(k,v) end
L176[05:22:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1
table: 0x7fc6cc0463f0 | 2 table: 0x7fc6cc046430 | a test |
nil
L177[05:22:13] <Lizzy> hmm
L178[05:25:05] <Lizzy> #lua type({})
L179[05:25:05] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table
L180[05:25:09] <Lizzy> #lua
type("")
L181[05:25:09] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
string
L182[05:25:11] <Lizzy> cool
L183[05:31:42] <Lizzy> ~oc event
L185[05:56:15] <Lizzy> ~w serialize
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L188[06:47:27] *
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L191[06:56:31] <Lizzy> led
L192[06:56:34] <Lizzy> *lewd
L193[06:56:37] <Lizzy> ffs
L194[07:04:52] <Saphire> sigh
L195[07:05:00] <Saphire> hug me :c
L196[07:06:32] *
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L197[07:07:24] <Saphire> Sooooo
L198[07:07:52] <Saphire> i found a cracked
minecraft server. It was nice. They had own cracked launcher. I
hacked the lib out of it so it works in multimc. I got banned
L199[07:08:00] <Saphire> and ooooh what a
nice ban it is
L200[07:08:14] <Saphire> a permanent
server ban and /full/ forum ban
L201[07:11:27] <Izaya> what
L202[07:11:38] <Izaya> so they cracked
Minecraft with a custom launcher
L203[07:11:48] <Izaya> and then you got
banned for extracting the part that does that?
L204[07:11:52] <Saphire> and banned me for
bypassing the launcher
L205[07:11:56] <Saphire> yes
L206[07:12:06] <Saphire> And they just got
rid of two other people
L207[07:12:08] <Izaya> ...
L208[07:12:10] <Izaya> ._.
L209[07:12:39] <Saphire> Yup.
L210[07:12:48] <Saphire> Well... i still
got the lib
L211[07:19:40] <Skye> wait
L212[07:20:12] <Skye> how did they know
that you took apart the custom launcher? O_o
L213[07:20:31] <Skye> and that's cruel and
stupid of them to ban you. :/
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L215[07:20:58] <Saphire> I kinda yeled
about it into the chat
L216[07:21:01] <Saphire> *yelled
L217[07:21:17] <Saphire> they just banned,
with reason "Ban"
L218[07:21:24] <Saphire> no explainations
at all
L219[07:21:26] <Skye> they're stupid
L220[07:21:38] <Skye> overprotective and
stupid.
L221[07:21:42] <Skye> >_<
L222[07:21:47] *
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L223[07:22:16] <Saphire> I didn't even
added any mods
L224[07:22:27] <Saphire> AND they also
banned at least two other people
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L227[07:38:41] *
Skye gives Saphire a cookie to nibble
L228[07:39:16] *
Saphire eats it
L229[07:39:54] *
Skye gives Saphire access to an entire room full of
cookies
L230[07:39:59] <Lizzy> she said nibble,
not eat!
L231[07:40:03] <Lizzy> :P
L232[07:40:11] *
Saphire dives in and also pulls Lizzy and Skye with
her
L233[07:40:16] <Lizzy> wee
L234[07:40:25] <Skye> whee
L235[07:40:48] <Saphire> *nom*
L236[07:41:21] <Inari> Lizzy: thats
like
L237[07:41:22] <Inari> great
L238[07:41:56] <Saphire> how
L239[07:42:04] <Lizzy> Inari, there'll be
more to come on that :D
L240[07:42:39] <Lizzy> Saphire, OC,
Computronics and RailCraft
L241[07:42:55] <Lizzy> <3 Vexatos for
the RC intergration in Computronics
L242[07:43:12] <Skye> Lizzy, how many
years has this been in the making?
L243[07:43:54] <Lizzy> the hologram
(+code), this weekend. the other bits, about a week probably
L245[07:44:43] <Lizzy> I can do a lot when
i put my mind to it
L246[07:44:50] <Skye> same
L247[07:44:55] <Skye> but I procrastinate
a lot
L248[07:46:07] <Lizzy> I'll be uploading
that video to my YT channel and putting it in it's playlist and
also uploading the code
L249[07:46:27] <Lizzy> later on
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L264[09:23:06] <Lizzy>
https://www.theender.net/shx/zion/c290-d9.png I
want another proper monitor because the left-most monitor which has
hexchat on it is a tv and even with just irc it looks shite. Also
thinking about upgrading my windows to windows 8.1 because W7 has
no native multi-monitor taskbar support
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L268[09:32:17] <Skye> Lizzy, I had four
monitors
L269[09:32:37] <Skye> until one fell off
my desk and got stabbed by my com[uter
L270[09:35:04] <asie> Sangar: could you
update TIS-3D to 1.9 recommendd?
L271[09:35:12] <asie> also put OC 1.9 up
on jenkins no matter how broken it is - BTM needs it!
L272[09:37:26] <Saphire> asie: when is the
BTM?
L273[09:38:07] <Saphire> ah, found
it
L274[09:38:17] <Saphire> perfect, much
later than exeams \o/
L275[09:39:30] <Saphire> *exams
L276[10:00:23] <Inari> Lizzy: so
L277[10:00:29] <Inari> what was wrong with
intersectionHologram.mp4?
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L282[10:09:10]
<
Snapples> Oh, a new BTM?
L283[10:11:55] <Lizzy> Inari, ?
L284[10:14:07] <Tedster> Lizzy also stop
using Windows (:. 3x1080p 24" is nice.
L286[10:14:55] <Tedster> <Lizzy>
https://www.theender.net/shx/zion/c290-d9.png I want
another proper monitor because the left-most monitor which has
hexchat on it is a tv and even with just irc it looks shite. Also
thinking about upgrading my windows to windows 8.1 because W7 has
no native multi-monitor taskbar support
L287[10:15:34] <Lizzy> yeah, totally, lets
use linux only and not have access to the majority of my steam
games
L289[10:16:45] <S3> so my laptop right now
vifino
L290[10:16:53] <S3> is connected to IRC
from accross the room with just speaker and mic
L291[10:16:55] <Tedster> dual boot with
Windows on the side, or have a fun project using something like
UnRAID with a second powerful GPU and run full VMs for both Windows
and Linux simultaneously
L292[10:16:55] <S3> at 600 baud
L293[10:17:05] <S3> it is horrid because
I'm dropping like 1 out of every 3 packets
L294[10:17:07] <Lizzy> Tedster, No
L295[10:17:09] <Lizzy> this works
L296[10:17:22] <S3> and the neighbors are
going nuts
L297[10:17:32] <Skye> I wonder
L298[10:17:50] <Skye> is it legal to use
light to transmit data
L299[10:17:57] <S3> it is
L300[10:17:59] <Tedster> Skye: if li-fi is
becoming a thing, why not?
L301[10:18:04] <Tedster> also, we do that
with screens don't we?
L302[10:18:05] <S3> there's already a
router they're working on that does that
L303[10:18:15] <S3> Skye: the problem is
that visible light is extremely directional
L304[10:18:21] <Skye> laser?
L305[10:18:32] <S3> and that an
omnidirectional light is veryt inefficient. laser? yeah, that would
work too
L306[10:18:42] <Tedster> S3: just have
extremely efficient sensors
L307[10:18:43] <S3> that's what they use
in fiber
L308[10:18:45] <S3> lasers
L309[10:18:56] <S3> (some older crap ones
used infared..)
L310[10:19:07] <S3> or ultraviolet, I
forget
L311[10:19:20] <Skye> how practical would
it be to use light for long distance communication?
L312[10:19:35] <Tedster> well we do it?
google project loon or whatever
L313[10:19:37] <S3> non laser though, you
can have an infared / ultraviolet laser..
L314[10:19:45] <S3> Skye: well
L315[10:19:50] <S3> Skye: for open air?
not at all
L317[10:19:57] <S3> Skye: for a fiber
cable? thousands of miles.
L318[10:20:11] <Tedster> oh. wind.
L319[10:20:19] <Tedster> or not. I can't
tell ):
L320[10:20:26] <Skye> I wish I could do
interesting things
L321[10:20:37] <S3> Skye: light is just a
radio wave, pretty much. difference is we're talking photons from
the energy increase
L322[10:20:50] <S3> but the higher freq
you go, the more directional it gets
L323[10:21:05] <Skye> S3, I know
that
L324[10:21:07] <S3> so with light we don't
measure anything electromagnetically
L325[10:21:14] <S3> we measure it
photonically
L327[10:21:35] <Tedster> Lizzy: there's
also WINE, which I've had great success with for some of my
games
L328[10:21:50] <S3> wine heh
L329[10:22:08] <S3> wine is great as long
as the software you're trying to run in it isn't shit
L330[10:22:25] <S3> wine is more strict to
the api than windows is
L331[10:22:28] <Tedster> I was running the
windows version of kerbal space program under wine without noticing
there was a linux version
L333[10:22:55] <Lizzy> Tedster, cause wine
tottally works flawlessly with AAA titles
L334[10:22:57] <Tedster> and some games
run better under wine than their linux ports ):
L335[10:23:11] <Tedster> PlanetSide 2
apparently totally works, but I need to test that for myself
L336[10:23:16] <Tedster> only that it'll
take many hours to download
L337[10:23:32] <vifino> S3: 9600 baud or
bust
L338[10:23:48] <Skye> It's annoying how
networking and communications is so cool, yet at the same time is
very expensive to experiment with
L339[10:24:05] <Tedster> define
expensive!
L340[10:24:13] <S3> vifino: this is not on
a radio
L341[10:24:18] <S3> this is my desktop and
laptop accross the room
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L343[10:24:25] <S3> talking to eachother
using their speakers and microphones
L345[10:24:34] <vifino> S3: still, i
really really really really really want 9600 baud
L346[10:24:40] <S3> I know
L347[10:24:43] <Skye> Tedster, I can't
afford it
L348[10:24:43] <S3> 115200?
L349[10:25:00] <Skye> S3, IIRC, that's the
highest my serial terminal supports
L350[10:25:03] <vifino> S3: that seems
rather impossible
L351[10:25:09] <S3> really Skye ?
L352[10:25:16] <S3> my serial port will go
to 4 Megabaud
L353[10:25:24] <Skye> serial
termima;
L354[10:25:27] <Skye> from the 80s
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L357[10:25:45] <S3> yeah I was doing 4
megabaud on my arm chip with my usb serial port
L359[10:25:48] <S3> it was neat
L360[10:26:07] <S3> though DMA is
advised
L361[10:26:43] <S3> 1200 baud was too much
for these computers accross the room this morning
L362[10:26:46] <S3> so I slowed it down to
600
L363[10:27:01] <vifino> point still
stands.
L364[10:27:06] <SixDev> hello
L365[10:27:11] <S3> it isn't so bad cept
that TCP sucks even at 1 gbit
L367[10:27:24] <S3> so tcp will always
suck
L368[10:27:43] <vifino> poooint still
staaaands.
L369[10:27:43] <S3> I spend more time
sending retransmissions than actual packets
L370[10:28:00] <Tedster> S3: how many
retransmissions are retransmissions of retransmissions?
L371[10:28:17] <S3> quite a few.
L372[10:28:34] <S3> and there are a lot of
out of order retransmissions of retransmissions
L374[10:28:36] <Skye> S3, port
OCRANET
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L377[10:29:42] <S3> oh yeah that's what I
gotta do today
L378[10:29:46] <vifino> S3: we should make
our own modem software. we got full analog, right? why not use
different pitches or something to transfer bytes at a time?
L379[10:29:49] <S3> I was trying to get
ocranet ready on friday
L380[10:30:01] <S3> you can do that
vifino
L381[10:30:18] <S3> it's not against
regulation, just more error prone. if you want to try and send say
16 symbols or so..
L382[10:30:31] <S3> per cycle
L383[10:30:38] <S3> that's 16 different
voltages
L384[10:30:43] <S3> or you could use phase
as well
L385[10:31:04] <S3> technically all we
need is 8
L386[10:31:26] <S3> so each cycle can
transfer 8 bits. problem is, then how do you handle start and stop
bits
L387[10:31:59] <vifino> no idea.
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L389[10:34:37] <S3> oh also vifino
L390[10:35:00] <S3> the more distorted the
wave becomes because of doing multiple symbols per cycle the less
far it travels
L391[10:35:10] <S3> the closer you can be
to a perfect sine wave the better
L392[10:35:44] <S3> this is why FSK and
PSK is great
L393[10:39:20] <gamax92> Hello!
L394[10:40:32] <gamax92> S3: how well
would EasyPal DRM work across the room?
L395[10:40:55] <gamax92> latest qsstv
supports it too
L396[10:41:41] <S3> sstv? I know somebody
who decodes SSTV images in the room with his android phone
L397[10:41:48] <S3> you can just pull it
up on the app and hit decode
L399[10:41:50] <gamax92> S3: thanks for
not listening
L400[10:41:55] <S3> I did
L401[10:41:58] <gamax92>
"DRM"
L402[10:42:04] <S3> no idea what that
is
L403[10:42:16] <gamax92> Digital Radio
Mondiale
L404[10:42:18] <gamax92> :/
L405[10:42:49] <gamax92> S3 you are a
disappoint
L406[10:42:51] <S3> lol, all I get when I
google that is SSTV
L407[10:42:56] <S3> sorry
L408[10:43:02] <gamax92> google
what?
L409[10:43:48] <S3> easypal sstv
L410[10:43:54] <S3> if I googler that
every snetry just says SSTV lol
L411[10:43:55] <gamax92> Did I say easypal
sstv
L412[10:44:01] <gamax92> no I didn't
L413[10:44:03] <gamax92> I said easypal
drm
L414[10:44:25] <S3> no but easypal drm on
google just says sstv everywhere
L415[10:44:29] <S3> not my problem
L416[10:44:49] <S3> also apparently mr
easypal might be dead
L417[10:44:51] <gamax92> S3: Yeah, ...
"Digital SSTV"
L418[10:44:54] <gamax92> yeah he be
ded
L419[10:45:34] <gamax92> atleast another
open source program picked up support for his program
L420[10:46:29] <S3> digital modes may not
transmit very well but I could be wrong
L421[10:46:41] <gamax92> probably :P
L422[10:46:50] <S3> especially if it is a
square wave
L423[10:47:28] <gamax92> I did manage to
successfully transmit a picture with it to a laptop across the room
... after a few fix requests :P
L424[10:47:30] <S3> looks like my sound
card can't do PSK
L425[10:47:42] <gamax92> ehh?
L426[10:47:52] <S3> I can't get any
packets :(
L427[10:48:09] <S3> I'm, tryin to see if
psk might bode better for my tcp troubles
L428[10:48:31] <gamax92> which rate? 31 or
63?
L429[10:48:36] <S3> because with qpsk and
stuff you can transmit the checksum of the byte out of phase with
the data
L430[10:48:40] <S3> I am doing 31
L431[10:48:43] <S3> right now
L432[10:49:26] <S3> soundmodem is showing
the activity but wireshark just doesn't pick them up
L433[10:49:37] <gamax92> ahh, you're doing
it like that
L434[10:50:55] <S3> I still think it would
be nice to have audio sampling in OC if it worked rightr
L435[10:51:01] <S3> so that I can do
analog stuff with it :D
L436[10:51:03] <gamax92> heh :P
L437[10:51:06] <S3> it doesn't even have
to be sound or data
L438[10:51:18] <S3> it could be like,
simulating capacitors in minecraft or something right? :)
L439[10:51:24] <gamax92> erm
L440[10:51:33] <S3> just by building a
slow waveform
L441[10:51:45] <gamax92> Yeah I'm sure
Sangar wants to go through the troubles of that :P
L442[10:51:45] <S3> on receival of
redstone input
L443[10:51:53] <S3> lolol
L444[10:51:59] <S3> well could be an addon
mod
L445[10:52:13] <gamax92> That reminds me,
I got a free SB16 from someone
L446[10:52:18] <S3> and if OC had a
graphical terminal you could do SSTV
L447[10:52:20] <S3> with cameras
L448[10:52:26] <S3> for a CCTV
L449[10:52:28] <gamax92> and a bunch of
other parts but I don't care too much about them
L450[10:52:41] <S3> sound blaster?
L451[10:52:43] <gamax92> yeah
L452[10:52:52] <S3> like, the ISA
SB16?
L453[10:52:54] <gamax92> yeah
L455[10:53:03] <S3> those are
amazing
L456[10:53:07] <gamax92> not the fake PCI
thing that is not SoundBlaster related at all :P
L457[10:53:16] <gamax92> I want to get the
caps on it replaced to proper levels
L458[10:53:32] <S3> mm solder and lead up
your nose
L459[10:53:42] <gamax92> hah I ain't
replacing it myself
L460[10:53:43] <Vexatos>
<S3>
I still think it would be nice to have
audio sampling in OC if it worked rightr
L461[10:53:44] <Vexatos> hurr
L462[10:53:47] <Vexatos> HURR™®©
L464[10:54:01] <S3> Vexatos: GIVE US
DSP
L465[10:54:03] <gamax92> Vexatos: hey is
jar build ready yet?
L467[10:54:08] <gamax92> Can I has
jarbuild
L468[10:54:13] <gamax92> Where is noise
card :>
L469[10:54:23] <S3> does it do pink
noise?
L470[10:54:29] <gamax92> sadly, no
L472[10:54:39] <Vexatos> gamax92, brb
adding sampling sound card
L473[10:54:42] <gamax92> D:<
L474[10:54:48] <gamax92> finish the lua
interface for the noise card atleast
L475[10:54:50] <Vexatos> fueled with up to
16 short DFPWM samples
L476[10:54:57] <Vexatos> :>
L477[10:54:59] <Vexatos> <:
L478[10:55:06] <Vexatos> the noise card is
finished ._.
L479[10:55:10] <Vexatos> it's been for
months (._.
L480[10:55:14] <gamax92> is the lua
interface working
L481[10:55:16] <S3> Vexatos: make sure you
frigging let me control the DSP on that sound card, I want my
f****** dialup
L482[10:55:22] <Vexatos> of course
._.
L483[10:55:25] <Vexatos> S3, beep
boop
L484[10:55:31] <gamax92> oh, so it got
finished yesterday?
L485[10:55:32] <Vexatos> gamax92, Nadeko
has even made music with it
L486[10:55:38] <Vexatos> like, two months
ago
L488[10:55:39] <gamax92> ... I mean your
stupid synth
L489[10:55:45] <Vexatos> that's not the
noise card
L490[10:55:47] <gamax92> is the lua
interface for that working
L491[10:55:51] <Vexatos> That's the sound
card
L492[10:55:53] <Vexatos> you derp
L493[10:55:55] <S3> yeah but you can use
the sound card to make noise
L494[10:55:56] <gamax92> Still
L495[10:56:01] <gamax92> is lua interface
for that up yet
L496[10:56:13] <Vexatos> Nadeko makes
noise even without any sound card _>
L497[10:56:19] <S3> is there an on card
resizable buffer?
L498[10:56:20] <gamax92> Nadeko is
special
L499[10:56:22] <Vexatos> gamax92, what if
I told you that
L500[10:56:22] <Vexatos> no
L501[10:56:28] <Nadeko> :I
L502[10:56:29] <gamax92> Vexatos: Then
I'll tell you to add one
L503[10:56:42] <gamax92> Vexatos: add a
lua interface for the sound card :>
L504[10:56:46] <S3> how is PCM going to
work?
L505[10:56:48] <Vexatos> but setADSR(),
setWave(), setGate() etc etc
L506[10:56:51] <Vexatos> isn't that
L507[10:56:52] <Vexatos> like
L508[10:56:55] <Vexatos> annoying?
._.
L510[10:56:59] <MichiBot> Wed May 04
08:35:06 CDT 2016 @iamdevloper: manager: we need to design an admin
system for a veterinary centre
L511[10:57:03] <gamax92> I just need an
interface for now
L512[10:57:08] <gamax92> I can tell you if
it works or not
L513[10:57:24] <S3> LOL Inari
L514[10:57:36] <S3> except that you
shouldn't use inheritance for animals
L515[10:57:45] <S3> mixins are better for
that
L516[10:57:46] <Inari> :p
L517[10:57:54] <gamax92> Vexatos: that
would probably also be a just fine of an interface tbh
L518[10:57:59] <S3> Dog plays the role of
an animal;
L519[10:58:08] <gamax92> like ... actual
cards are worse in this role
L520[10:58:23] <Inari> yeah but every OOP
introduction every seems to use vehicles and animals
L521[10:58:27] <Vexatos> well, actual
cards may require manually setting voltages on certain pins
L522[10:58:29] <S3> so for setWave
L523[10:58:31] <Vexatos> .-.
L524[10:58:52] <S3> can I like, prebuffer
a lot of stuff so I can handle waveforms quickly?
L525[10:58:55] <S3> for say.. FSK
L526[10:59:06] <gamax92> Vexatos: I don't
mean that far, I mean writing things one byte at a time for things
that aren't one byte registers
L527[10:59:42] <S3> all you need now is an
expander and compressor :D
L528[11:00:28] <S3> setExpandThres,
setCompThres, setCompAttack, setCompRelease///
L530[11:00:44] <Vexatos> aw man
L531[11:00:46] <Vexatos> welp
L532[11:00:47] <Vexatos> let me try
L533[11:00:54] <Vexatos> the annoying
part
L534[11:00:57] <gamax92> you have
registers where two of them are in one byte, so you have to
remember what the other one was when writing to that byte
L535[11:01:15] <S3> yamaha
L536[11:01:16] <Vexatos> is adding toNBT
and fromNBT to every single Instruction and State part
L537[11:01:21] <S3> we need SID!
L538[11:01:23] <gamax92> and then others
where they're spread apart in two bytes ... like the
frequency
L539[11:01:28] <Vexatos> as process() has
to send the current state as well as the entire insr queue
L540[11:01:29] <gamax92> S3: sid is too
complex
L542[11:01:33] <S3> I know..
L543[11:01:44] <S3> however
L544[11:01:50] <Vexatos> ugh
L545[11:01:54] <Vexatos> too much NBT
:X
L546[11:02:07] <gamax92> Vexatos: why does
process need the current state?
L547[11:02:10] <S3> they need to dump
nbt
L548[11:02:17] <S3> it's annoying
L549[11:02:22] <gamax92> erm, I meant to
send it
L550[11:04:01] <Vexatos> gamax92, wouldn't
a channel save its state between process()es
L551[11:04:09] <Vexatos> so you can, like,
make an entire song with the same settings
L553[11:04:16] <gamax92> Vexatos: well
yeah
L554[11:04:16] <Vexatos> without having to
re-do the settings every 2 seconds
L555[11:04:18] <Vexatos> ._.
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L558[11:04:34] <kremsy> yo!
L559[11:04:36] <gamax92> but why does it
have to continusly have to resend those settings ... wouldn't it
just have them?
L560[11:04:47] <Vexatos> The env doesn't
exist on the client side
L561[11:04:54] <kremsy> have a short
question, trying to install oppm, and it always says cannot copy a
directory into itself
L562[11:05:10] <gamax92> right ...
L563[11:05:19] <Vexatos> I am literally
sending a huge packet
L564[11:05:27] <Vexatos> which is
immediately processed in Audio
L565[11:05:58] <Lizzy> kremsy, have you
first installed OpenOS to a HDD?
L566[11:05:59] <gamax92> oh ... well I
guess that'll work for now ... but try to find a better solution,
if you can have some class persist on the client to store the
previous settings
L567[11:06:45] <kremsy> nope
L568[11:07:08] <Lizzy> then you need to do
that, the OpenOS loot floppy is read only
L569[11:07:42] <kremsy> i mounted the
hdd
L570[11:07:50] <Lizzy> did you run
"install" ?
L571[11:08:23] *
gamax92 pokes Sangar
L572[11:08:31] <kremsy> if i run install i
get the same error
L573[11:08:36] <kremsy> cannot copy a
directory into itself
L574[11:08:45] <Lizzy> mind taking a
screenshot of the error?
L575[11:08:53] <Lizzy> and providing a
link to it here
L576[11:08:54] <kremsy> 1sec
L577[11:10:45] <Vexatos> gamax92, toNBT,
fromNBT, toPacket and fromPacket
L578[11:10:49] <Vexatos> 10/10
persistence
L580[11:11:35] <g> that minimap is
extremely blurry
L581[11:11:50] <gamax92> hmm ...
L582[11:11:58] <gamax92> Vexatos: make it
a block then :v
L583[11:12:05] <gamax92> so that you have
a client TE :P
L584[11:12:18] <g> and kinda reminds me of
runescape
L585[11:12:36] <Lizzy> kremsy, try
rebooting the computer and then running the install command
L587[11:13:33] <Vexatos> gamax92, would
still have to persist state across reboots
L588[11:13:37] <kremsy> tried, same error
lizzy
L589[11:13:50] <kremsy> maybe i should
format the hdd or smth and try again xD
L590[11:13:57] <Lizzy> yeah
L591[11:14:03] <g> Nadeko: ?
L592[11:14:13] <g> yes, this is
runescape
L593[11:14:26] <Nadeko> its called
fashionscape these days
L594[11:15:06] <kremsy> seemed working
with formatting
L595[11:15:23] <gamax92> Vexatos: yeah but
that's significantly less sending state
L596[11:15:35] <Vexatos> well it's mostly
just numbers
L597[11:15:39] <kremsy> now i cant install
oppm as it says no writeable disks found
L598[11:15:43] <Vexatos> I'd love to come
up with something better
L599[11:15:51] <gamax92> byte
buffer?
L600[11:17:58] <kremsy> ah need a floppy
disk^^
L601[11:18:49] <gamax92> kremsy: oppm
installs to the hard drive
L602[11:19:00] <gamax92> normally you'd
use the oppm floppy to go onto the hard drive
L603[11:19:15] <kremsy> ye just need a
floppy contianing opm first :D
L604[11:19:20] <kremsy> ye i see
L605[11:19:31] <kremsy> how important is
oppm btw?
L606[11:19:41] <gamax92> it's got a bunch
of neat programs up on it
L607[11:20:04] <kremsy> if i want to start
with some railcraft stuff or smth, whats the best way to get access
to different things?
L608[11:20:04] <gamax92> plus you can yell
at Vexatos to set you up with a repository on it and share your
programs on it too
L609[11:20:27] <gamax92> Vexatos:
Computronics adds Railcraft integration, right?
L610[11:21:15] <kremsy> well computronics
isnt for open computers^^
L611[11:21:22] <gamax92> yes it is you
silly :P
L612[11:21:46] <Lizzy> gamax92, yes it
does
L613[11:22:23] <kremsy> i see
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L615[11:24:13] <gamax92> hello there
reinei
L616[11:24:19] <reinei> hi gamax92
L617[11:24:28] <reinei> I'm finally home,
out of that far too hot car
L618[11:24:49] <gamax92> Welcome home?
:P
L619[11:24:58] <kremsy> are there hard
receipes or smth for computronics too?
L620[11:25:30] <reinei> "Home is
where your WiFi connects automagically" so my home is
technically ALSO the internet gamax92
L621[11:25:43] <gamax92> hehe
L622[11:26:41] <gamax92> reinei: but what
about food?
L623[11:27:12] <reinei> thats not MY
citation, its a sticker my sister bought for me, I would have
obviously included food
L624[11:27:19] <gamax92> oh :P
L625[11:28:57] <kremsy> the wiki of
computronics is greeat :D
L626[11:29:00] <kremsy> no clue where to
start^^
L627[11:29:20] <gamax92> :/
L628[11:29:30] <gamax92> What's with this
package: li.cil.oc.integration.opencomputers
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L630[11:31:34] <gamax92> but what is
HostAware
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L632[11:34:49] <gamax92> Sangar
L633[11:35:00] <gamax92> y u no here
L634[11:35:14] <Trangar> I'm here!
L635[11:35:19] <gamax92> You're not
Sangar!
L636[11:36:13] <Trangar> I'm the best you
can get!
L637[11:36:17] <Lizzy> nope
L638[11:36:54] <gamax92> hmm ... now I
want to try something .-.
L639[11:38:16] ***
MajGenRelativity_ is now known as MajGenRelativity
L641[11:39:55] <Vexatos> gamax92, what are
you doing
L642[11:40:11] <Trangar> Is that a
microcomputer in your hand or are you just happy to see me?
L643[11:40:14] <Lizzy> kremsy, not sure
where you found that screenshot, but no. that's a Remote
Terminal
L644[11:40:19] <gamax92> Trangar: dammit I
was gonna make that joke :P
L645[11:40:29] <kremsy> ah
L646[11:40:29] <gamax92> Vexatos: you'll
see
L647[11:40:45] <kremsy> lizzyy you made
that for me some days ago, was the reason i installed open
computers :D
L648[11:41:08] <Vexatos> gamax92,
probaböy
L649[11:41:11] <Vexatos> but tell me
anyway
L650[11:41:13] <Lizzy> I did? Oh! were you
the one in #railcraft asking about getting the charge from the
track?
L651[11:41:30] <kremsy> ye
L652[11:41:36]
<
Snapples> Can OpenComputers output
to world chat?
L653[11:41:36] <Lizzy> cool
L654[11:41:44] <Vexatos> Lizzy has the
best memory a potato could ever have
L655[11:41:47] <Lizzy> snapples, With
computronics it can
L656[11:41:48] <kremsy> dont get atm how
you see which electric tile
L657[11:41:48] <gamax92> @Snapples With
computronics, it can!
L658[11:41:53] <gamax92> D:<
L659[11:41:55] <gamax92> I'm too
slow.
L660[11:41:55] <kremsy> if you have 2000
how to adress them?
L661[11:41:56] <Trangar> gamax92, sorry
:(
L662[11:42:02] <Trangar> I can't undo my
message either
L663[11:42:05] <kremsy> and how to get
them into components
L664[11:42:06] <potato> Vexatos: and how
exactly is lizzy a potato
L665[11:42:10]
<
Snapples> Neat!
L666[11:42:12] <Vexatos> gamax92, what.
is. it.
L667[11:42:13]
<
Snapples> Thanks!
L668[11:42:16] <Vexatos> potato, ask
them
L669[11:42:18] <gamax92> Vexatos: playing
with drivers
L670[11:42:18] <Lizzy> kremsy, only the
one next to the adapter block will show
L671[11:42:25] <Vexatos> gamax92, which
driver.
L672[11:42:30] <gamax92> Vexatos: Gonna be
using my masssound mod to test this idea.
L673[11:42:41] <Vexatos> note block
driver?
L674[11:42:43] <gamax92> also I should
really get rid of the stupidity of host checking
L675[11:43:00] <kremsy> ah ok, so i need
to place an adapter where i want to measure, thans
L676[11:43:05] <Lizzy> yep
L677[11:43:43] <kremsy> the only thing i
hate to craft in open computers are the grogs xD
L678[11:46:05] ***
Antheus|Away is now known as Antheus
L679[11:46:09] <Antheus> Happy mothers
day, Mimiru
L680[11:46:36] ***
rakiru|offline is now known as Kasen
L681[11:47:13] <kremsy> placed an adapter
next to an electric rail, how to i get it to the computer, do i
need network cards or smth?
L682[11:47:25] <reinei> kremsy,
cables
L684[11:47:29] <reinei> presumably
L685[11:47:56] <kremsy> lel xD ok so if
the adapter is kilometeres away i need cable all the way or another
computer there?
L686[11:48:07] <kremsy> but makes
sence
L687[11:48:35] <Lizzy> that or set up
another computer there and have it send the data over the
network
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L689[11:52:16] <gamax92> Vexatos: testing
now ...
L690[11:53:15] <gamax92> no I just crashed
the game X3
L691[11:53:17] ⇦
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L693[11:56:18] <gamax92> oh, because oc
1.6
L694[11:58:49] <gamax92> Vexatos: nvm, was
seeing if createEnvironment would be called for the client, since
every file in OC wants to check host.world.isRemote for some
reason
L696[11:59:38] <gamax92> erm well this is
single player ... I'd have to spawn up a server to test
properly
L697[12:00:50]
<
Skye> I forgot this place exitsted.
huh
L698[12:00:54] <Vexatos> SSP has a client
side, too
L699[12:01:08] <Mimiru> Thanks
Antheus
L700[12:01:37] <Antheus> No problemo
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L702[12:03:45]
<
Snapples> Ooh, I like
DSP-Chips
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L704[12:07:27] <vifino> gamax92: y u
L705[12:11:49] <S3> Corded: buy an analog
discovery
L706[12:12:08] <S3> they're nice
L707[12:12:13] <Mimiru>
s/Corded/@Snapples/
L708[12:12:13] <MichiBot> <S3>
@Snapples: buy an analog discovery
L709[12:12:14] <S3> linux friendly
osciloscope DSP etc
L710[12:12:23] <Mimiru> :P
L711[12:12:24] <S3> I think they're from
digilent but about $200
L713[12:13:37] <S3> build yuour own
:)
L714[12:13:51] <S3> vifino: go check out
the STM32L476VG Discovery
L715[12:13:57] <vifino> nah.
L716[12:14:01] <S3> it can do 80Mhz and
has DSP etc
L717[12:14:05] <S3> Cortex-M4 on
board
L718[12:14:09] <S3> nice ref manual
L719[12:14:14] <S3> $20 USD
L720[12:14:24] <vifino> I don't care.
q_q
L721[12:14:29] <vifino> I have enough
microcontrollers.
L723[12:14:38] <vifino> Like 20
*unused*
L724[12:14:40] <gamax92> what about
macrocontrollers?
L725[12:14:53] <S3> build a
macrocontroller using triodes
L726[12:15:11] <gamax92> hehe
L727[12:15:45] <Skye> so a minicontroller
would be a minicomputer doing the job of a microcontroller
L728[12:15:48] <Lizzy> Vexatos, where
should I link to when referencing Computronics whne it appears ina
video?
L729[12:16:08] <Trangar> I should learn
microprocessor programming
L730[12:16:27] <Vexatos> Lizzy, the
page?
L732[12:16:43] <Lizzy> Vexatos, the wiki
page or a curseforge page or something
L733[12:16:46] <Lizzy> okay
L734[12:16:50] <Vexatos> curseforge?
L735[12:16:51] <Vexatos> what
L736[12:16:54] *
Lizzy shrugs
L737[12:16:59] <Vexatos> Are you trying to
insult me D:
L738[12:17:03] <Lizzy> some people have
mods on curse
L739[12:17:13] <Vexatos> I wouldn't ever
be stupid enough to accept those ToS, sorry
L740[12:17:18] <Lizzy> heh
L741[12:17:36] <gamax92> Vexatos: accept,
give in :>
L742[12:18:08] <Vexatos> gamax92, I'd say
they are worse than the windows 10 ones but that's
impossible.
L743[12:19:05] <kremsy> does the adapter
need electricity or is there a maximum length of cable?
L744[12:19:17] <kremsy> or i use the wrong
cable xD
L745[12:19:33] <vifino> S3: How would you
build a synth?
L746[12:19:42] <Lizzy> no and it has no
max length, just needs to be chunkloaded
L747[12:19:48] <Lizzy> vifino, the
Institute
L748[12:20:04] <Vexatos> gamax92, please
write all the NBT and packet stuff for me ;_;
L749[12:20:07] <Vexatos> it's so damn
annoying
L750[12:20:08] <gamax92> okay
L751[12:20:17] <gamax92> Where do I put
it
L752[12:20:29] <Vexatos> good
question
L753[12:20:34] <kremsy> ah got my istake
xD
L756[12:20:56] <Vexatos> fromNBT is
already there >_>
L757[12:21:02] <Vexatos> I'd need an
according toNBT
L758[12:21:11] <Lizzy> I should probably
do a 'behind the scenes' video at some point
L759[12:21:42] <Vexatos> with voice?
:>
L760[12:21:46] <Vexatos> You have a neat
voice
L761[12:21:53] <Vexatos> not as amazing as
Skye's but good enough ._.
L762[12:21:57] <Lizzy> i don't like my
voice :s
L763[12:22:18] <S3> I noticed a lot of
people are on discord
L764[12:22:24] <S3> from this
channel
L765[12:22:33]
<
Vexatos> Not really
L766[12:22:45] <Lizzy> also i've managed
to loose a train somewhere
L767[12:22:45]
<
Vexatos> Noone uses this
stuff
L768[12:22:46]
<
Vexatos> >_>
L769[12:22:50] <S3> almost everyone on the
technic discord thing I know from here
L771[12:23:00]
<
Vexatos> What's discord,
anyway
L772[12:23:07] <S3> we should have a voice
chat thing though
L773[12:23:18] <S3> ny condenser mic is
collecting dust
L774[12:23:20] <CompanionCube> doesn't
discord have a voice chat thing
L775[12:23:28] <Vexatos> Lizzy, if a train
is loose, craft a lead
L777[12:23:53]
<
gamax92> Hi I'm here too
L778[12:23:55] <vifino> Lizzy: shush
you
L779[12:23:59] <Lizzy> :P
L780[12:24:13]
<
Snapples> So you take Skype,
replace the voice part with Teamspeak and the groupchat stuff with
IRC, add active development and you get Discord.
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L782[12:24:34]
<
Vexatos> And then you take discord
and rename it and you have Curse Voice.
L783[12:24:36] <gamax92> no
L784[12:24:37]
<
Vexatos> Pretty much
L785[12:24:45] <CompanionCube> also
L786[12:24:45]
<
Snapples> meh
L787[12:24:47] <Antheus> Have they made a
client for linux yet?
L788[12:24:52] <CompanionCube>
depends
L789[12:24:58] <CompanionCube> do you
count chromium-in-a-box
L790[12:24:58]
<
Vexatos> Only the one I am using
right now
L791[12:25:06] <Lizzy> Antheus, doesn't
matter, it'll just be what CompanionCube just said
L792[12:25:09]
<
Vexatos> Called "Discord
Canary - Beta"
L793[12:25:18]
<
gamax92> You take Slack, add voice
chat to it, make it not restricted, and you have Discord
L795[12:25:24]
<
Snapples> I'd prefer to have my
minecraft launcher without all that chat/voice stuff.
L797[12:25:51] *
CompanionCube has a negative opinion of crap that claims to be
native but is actually just a web browser in a box
L798[12:25:54]
<
gamax92> I used Slack recently,
very much noticed several similarities with it and Discord
L799[12:26:24] <S3> slack probably has
discord integration now
L800[12:26:27] <Lizzy> Vexatos, i think it
got routed down my 'garbage shute' which i use to get rid of the
single locomotive trains which are annoying with the intersection
because they can be in the intersection but not actually caught in
any of the zones
L801[12:26:30]
<
gamax92> Hah
L802[12:26:32] <Lizzy> which is sad
L803[12:26:37] <Lizzy> i liked that little
steam train
L804[12:26:40] ***
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L805[12:27:10] <kremsy> hhow to end the
lua command
L806[12:27:16] <gamax92> Ctrl-D
L807[12:27:16] <Vexatos> Lizzy, a loose
train and a shute?
L808[12:27:20] <Vexatos> You clearly are
tired.
L809[12:27:29] <S3> Ctrl-G
L810[12:27:35] <Lizzy> no, the train went
down the shute
L811[12:27:47] <Vexatos> You mean
chute.
L812[12:28:04] <Lizzy> yes
L813[12:28:06] <Lizzy> i can't spell
L814[12:28:13] <S3> Lizzy: I love chutes
and latters, but if I saw a train coming down a chute, I'd probably
shit my pants and run for it
L815[12:28:13] <Vexatos>
<Lizzy>
also i've managed to loose a train
somewhere
L816[12:28:18] <Vexatos> hence my
comment
L818[12:28:38] <Lizzy> it probably went
down there
L819[12:28:40]
<
Snapples> lel
L820[12:28:55] <Vexatos> Lizzy, looks like
an Aperture Science Inappropriate Mobile Construction Disposal
Chute™ to me
L821[12:29:04] <CompanionCube> we don't
make those any more
L822[12:29:05] <kremsy> made a script
print(component. ..... );
L823[12:29:10] <kremsy> if i call it it
throws an error
L824[12:29:24] <kremsy> attempt to index
global component (a nil value=)
L825[12:29:48] <Lizzy> hmm, I wonder if I
could have a computer assemble a train...
L826[12:29:51] <gamax92> kremsy: you have
to do "local component = require("component")"
at the top of your script
L827[12:29:52] *
Lizzy goes to add that to her list
L828[12:30:14] <gamax92> same for things
like event, term, filesystem, shell, any library that's not a
standard lua one
L829[12:31:36] <S3> Lizzy: you guys gotta
get me on that server, you guys are having way too much fun!
L830[12:31:45] <Lizzy> S3, poke
Mimiru
L831[12:32:26] <gamax92> S3: Wish Mimiru
happy mothers day too
L832[12:32:40] <S3> Mimiru is a mom?
L833[12:32:44] <gamax92> Mimiru is a
mom.
L834[12:32:53] <S3> That's scary
shit
L835[12:32:56] <gamax92> X3
L836[12:32:58] <S3> I couldn't so it
L837[12:32:58] <Lizzy> No, she's a
Mum
L838[12:32:59] <Lizzy> :P
L840[12:33:01] <Antheus> S3: Good
Luck
L841[12:33:13] <S3> I could never be a
mom
L842[12:33:14] *
Lizzy drinks tea
L843[12:33:22] *
Antheus drinks coffee
L844[12:33:34] <gamax92> S3: Because
you're a dude :P
L845[12:33:58] <S3> gamax92: I was waiting
for you to say, "Not with that attitude!"
L847[12:34:05] <MichiBot>
Monty
Python's The life of Brian - I want to be a woman | length:
1m 51s | Likes:
3825
Dislikes:
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694294 |
by
PkLugia
L848[12:34:08] <S3> lololol
L849[12:34:28] <gamax92> S3: nah
L850[12:35:48] <S3> the one thing that'd I
would love to see now is airplanes in MC
L851[12:36:09] <kremsy> does it mater
where an locomotive relay is placed?
L852[12:36:20] <kremsy> it just needs to
be paired with an electric locomotive?
L853[12:38:13] <Lizzy> Sangar, I got a
total of 6 notifications for you liking and retweeting my tweet,
Sms, email and Twitter phone app each for both of them :P
L854[12:38:32] <S3> you know what? a
helicopter would be better
L855[12:38:49] <S3> I should make a
helicopter mod that lets you mount an OC computer in it
L856[12:38:53] <Sangar> :P
L857[12:39:11] <S3> you can use it for
your radio or something or write autopilot scripts
L858[12:39:16] <S3> GPS, etc
L859[12:39:22] <Lizzy> kremsy, it needs to
be paired, both sides need power and it has a max range of about
128 by default ( Vexatos to confirm )
L861[12:39:28] <MichiBot>
Drone
passenger transport | length:
37s | Likes:
10 Dislikes:
0
Views:
212 | by
MaakaSakuranbo
L862[12:39:46] <Vexatos> Lizzy,
confirmed
L863[12:39:47] <S3> Vexatos: LOL
L864[12:39:51] <Lizzy> :D
L865[12:39:53] <kremsy> ok cool
L866[12:39:56] <Vexatos> S3, blame
Inari
L867[12:40:09] <S3> Inari: what the ****
lol
L868[12:40:31] <Trangar> That looks so
buggy
L869[12:40:36] <Skye> I was pinged?
L870[12:41:45] ⇦
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L871[12:41:48] <Skye> Vexatos?
L872[12:42:57] ⇦
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Proudly using WocChat!)
L873[12:44:14] <Inari> Trangar: buggy?
XD
L874[12:44:41] <Trangar> Inari, whenever I
see a player bouncing like that, it just feels weird
L875[12:44:44] <Trangar> Minecraft does
that a lot :P
L876[12:44:47] <CompanionCube> for US
peeps
L877[12:44:47] <Inari> haha
L879[12:44:53] <Inari> Trangar: pigs are
slightly more stable
L880[12:45:01] <Trangar> "slightly
more stable" :|
L881[12:45:03] <Inari> if you let them
touch the ground during any of this they tend to di ebtw :3
L882[12:45:15] <Trangar> Inari, yes,
"buggy" :D
L883[12:45:24] <Inari> :p
L884[12:45:27] <Inari> blame sangar
L885[12:45:32] <Trangar> Blame notch
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L887[12:45:39] <gamax92> Blame
Icedream
L888[12:46:10] <Trangar> Blame Obama
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L891[12:49:19] <CompanionCube> Thanks
Obama.
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L896[12:58:48] <Trangar> ffs Lizzy my
manager is on the other side of the table stop making me
laugh
L897[12:59:08] <Lizzy> lol
L898[12:59:46] <Inari> hwo about you work
then :f
L899[13:00:17] <Trangar> I'm lazy!
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L902[13:12:21] <S3> I need a castle
floorplan
L903[13:13:27] <Temia> Be sure to include
a balcony.
L904[13:13:31] <Temia> Balconies are
awesome.
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L906[13:14:16] <S3> balconies are hard in
Minecraft
L907[13:14:26] <S3> because they take up a
LOT of space unless your area is big
L908[13:15:24] <gamax92> S3: Be sure to
use the 3D Printer
L909[13:15:33] <S3> wait what
L910[13:15:40] <S3> I forgot about
that..
L911[13:15:49] <S3> what kind of cool
stuff could I make with the printer?
L912[13:15:57] <gamax92> You could make a
CompanionCube
L913[13:16:10] <CompanionCube> yes. yes
you could.
L914[13:16:12] <gamax92> it's one of the
models the examples package ships with
L915[13:16:19] <S3> that doesn't help me
build a castle
L916[13:16:26] <gamax92> :O
L917[13:16:30] <gamax92> How dare
you!
L918[13:16:36] <gamax92> No castle is
complete without one!
L920[13:17:14] <Skye> gamax92, if you
recreate aperture Labs in the castle...
L921[13:17:15] <Skye> heheh
L922[13:17:37] <S3> the companion cube
belongs here:
L925[13:17:42] <MichiBot>
[♪] Portal -
This Is Aperture | length:
3m 17s | Likes:
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Harry101UK
L926[13:17:42] <S3> in Lizzy's chute
L927[13:17:49] <Lizzy> :P
L928[13:18:07] <S3> Lizzy: NO..
L929[13:18:25] <S3> It is not christmas
time yet!
L930[13:19:00] <gamax92> you're a long
ways away for that
L931[13:19:07] <gamax92> like 7
months.
L932[13:19:59] *
CompanionCube does not belong in a chute or anywhere near a
Material Emancipation Grid
L933[13:20:34] *
Temia flops across Lizzy's lap. so sleepy. =^=
L934[13:20:43] *
Lizzy pets Temia
L935[13:21:27] <Skye> the funny
L937[13:22:01] <Skye> tthe funny thing is
that aperture was probably safer than the outside world in portal
1
L939[13:22:43] <S3> Skye: did you know
there are decodable SSTV signals in portal 2?
L940[13:22:54] <Skye> I knew that there
were
L941[13:23:09] <gamax92> S3: they're also
in portal 1
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L943[13:23:18] <S3> really? I never
noticed any of them
L945[13:23:33] <MichiBot>
Portal2
Secrets: Part 3 (SSTV decoding) | length:
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L946[13:23:36] <gamax92> you have to do a
certain task with the radio that's playing the music in the
levels
L947[13:23:46] <gamax92> and then they
give you a bit of morse code and some SSTV
L949[13:24:45] <Skye> the thing is, from
what I can tell, the SSTV stuff in portal 1 was an update that was
a teaser for portal 2
L950[13:24:56] <gamax92> yeah
L951[13:25:19] <kremsy> how to scroll up,
to see for example on components command everything
L952[13:25:39] <gamax92> cant
L953[13:25:59] <kremsy> okay XD
L954[13:26:04] <gamax92> you can pipe the
output of components into a program like more though
L955[13:26:10] <S3> implement scroll
buffers
L956[13:26:18] <gamax92> or not
L957[13:26:30] <gamax92> who wrote this
garbage.
L958[13:26:36] *
gamax92 yells at payonel
L959[13:26:38] <gamax92> please fix
L960[13:26:42] <gamax92> more can't be
used in pipes
L961[13:27:06] <gamax92> no nvm this is oc
1.5
L962[13:27:27] <kremsy> well it
works
L963[13:27:35] <kremsy> components
>> test
L964[13:27:39] <kremsy> edit test and than
i cpoudl read it
L965[13:27:40] <gamax92> yeah that'll
work
L966[13:28:44] <kremsy> its annoying
without scrolling xD
L967[13:28:55] <gamax92> edit has
scrolling, ehh?
L968[13:29:16] <kremsy> ye
L969[13:29:23] <kremsy> but making
everything in an extra file sucks
L970[13:29:33] <kremsy> just wanted to use
=component.locomotive_relay
L971[13:29:37] <kremsy> to see what
funtions it has
L972[13:29:42] <kremsy> even that i would
need to print in a fiel
L973[13:30:08] <kremsy> and dunno how to
dump in lua to a file yet
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L975[13:31:01] <kremsy> would a bigger
screen fix that?
L976[13:31:16] <gamax92> a bigger screen
would just let you see more on the screen
L977[13:31:25] <gamax92> err no...
L978[13:31:40] <gamax92> a higher tier GPU
and screen lets you see more on the screen
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L980[13:32:22] <Lizzy> Vexatos, can has
account on wiki.vex.tty.sh so i can add stuff to it ( like stuff
for the Sigital Detector and Digital signal boxes)
L981[13:33:25] <Vexatos> Lizzy, username
& Email please
L982[13:33:42] <Lizzy> I'll PM
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L984[13:34:19] <gamax92> Vexatos, hows it
going
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L987[13:37:29] <gamax92> Sangar you
there?
L988[13:37:48] <Vexatos> gamax92, watching
Ocean's Eleven, quite nice
L989[13:37:51] <Vexatos> :>
L990[13:38:06] <gamax92> :<
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L992[13:42:01] <Sangar> gamax92, only very
shortly, why?
L993[13:42:50] <gamax92> Sangar: so,
Vexatos's sound card need a client environment to store a state, to
prevent having to send the state every single packet because
there's no place to store it
L995[13:43:12] <gamax92> but ... there are
no client environments for cards, so ... Vexatos has to
continuously send the state every packet.
L996[13:43:13] <Sangar> gamax92, i'm
pretty sure as of 1.6 envs are also created client side
L997[13:43:17] <gamax92> oh okay
L998[13:43:24] *
gamax92 will check
L999[13:43:29] <Sangar> since servers also
need that (since they're components) iirc
L1000[13:47:50] <gamax92> Sangar: can
confirm
L1001[13:48:08] <gamax92> got two print
outs, one saying isRemote is false and one saying isRemote is
true
L1002[13:52:21] *
Mimiru pokes Lizzy
L1003[13:52:31] *
Lizzy wiggles
L1004[13:52:57] <gamax92> :o
L1005[13:53:04] <Mimiru> Oh, reread the
ping
L1006[13:53:06] <Mimiru> lol
L1007[13:53:10] <Lizzy> lol
L1008[13:53:29] <Mimiru> S3, membership
is $250 a year
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L1010[14:01:11] <Lizzy> Vexatos, I did
the Digital Detector page, mind having a looksie when you get the
chance to see that it's up to standard
L1011[14:01:40] <Lizzy> Mimiru, does your
server have the default amount of Threads for OC?
L1012[14:02:02] <Mimiru> ummmmm
L1013[14:02:04] <Mimiru> IIRC yes
L1014[14:02:14] <Lizzy> okay
L1015[14:03:32] <Mimiru> threads=4
L1016[14:05:11] <gamax92> was searching
"gourmet how to ...", see "gourmet how to hide
body"
L1017[14:06:37] <Vexatos> Sangar, so
createEnvironment is called on the client as well? ._.
L1018[14:06:49] <Vexatos> but there is no
way to send data from one env to another :|
L1019[14:07:00] <gamax92> there must be a
way!
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L1021[14:08:59] <Vexatos> if sangar adds
one, sure
L1022[14:10:01] <gamax92> Vexatos: I'm
going to play with this new found knowledge!
L1023[14:13:12] <gamax92> eclipse be a
piece of garbage and frozen.
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L1025[14:14:58] <S3_soundmodem> Hey guys,
1200 baud test
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L1027[14:16:55] <gamax92> how fast?
L1028[14:17:04] <gamax92> decent
speed?
L1029[14:17:17] <Lizzy> S3_soundmodem,
either your client is blocking pings or your latency is really
high
L1030[14:18:14] <S3_soundmodem> working
pretty well so far
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L1032[14:20:57] <gamax92> Vexatos:
actually, I think I might have a solution
L1033[14:25:28] <vifino> S3: go ahead,
tell me how I'd make a decent small synth.
L1034[14:25:50] <Lizzy> I told you, go
see the Institute's Synth Division
L1035[14:25:52] <Lizzy> :P
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L1037[14:27:40] <vifino> Lizzy:
shuuuush
L1038[14:27:54] <Lizzy> Nevar!!
L1039[14:28:08] <Lizzy> exit
L1040[14:28:12] <Lizzy> whoops
L1041[14:31:19] <gamax92> nope,
failed
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L1043[14:35:51] <vifino> I could make my
own modular synth type of platform.
L1044[14:35:54] <vifino> Maaaybe.
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L1047[14:47:05] <gamax92> Vexatos: so
there's a ComponentTracker thing apparently
L1048[14:50:41] <gamax92> Vexatos:
apparently you could use it in your packet handler where you would
send the uuid of the node, and then do
ComponentTracker.get(player_world, address) and get the
ManagedEnvironment back
L1049[14:51:35] <gamax92> well it returns
Option<ManagedEnvironment>, scala thingy, but you can just
call .get on that to get the ManagedEnvironment
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L1051[14:58:48] <s3_soundmodem> This is a
test. somebody say something
L1052[14:59:25] <KittyKath> On that node,
those somebody in here happens to know if Java 8 has polymorphic
types like optionals?
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L1054[15:00:11] <KittyKath> Oh yeah it
does: Optional<T>
L1055[15:01:08] <KittyKath> Java 8 starts
to look like a semi-decent language.
L1056[15:01:40] <ds84182> >Java
L1057[15:01:42] <ds84182>
>decent
L1058[15:01:46] <ds84182> ah ha
L1059[15:01:49] <ds84182> funny
joke
L1060[15:01:50] <KittyKath>
*semi-decent
L1061[15:02:01] <ds84182> Not even
semi-decent
L1062[15:02:13] <KittyKath> Better than
Ruby :P
L1063[15:02:33] <ds84182> I welcome
InternalFrameInternalFrameTitlePaneInternalFrameTitlePaneMaximizeButtonWindowNotFocusedState
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L1065[15:02:38] <ds84182>
com.sun.java.swing.plaf.nimbus.InternalFrameInternalFrameTitlePaneInternalFrameTitlePaneMaximizeButtonWindowNotFocusedState
L1066[15:03:59] <gamax92> XD
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L1068[15:06:17] <Antheus> me_irl
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L1070[15:11:44] <vifino> KittyKath: How
dare you.
L1071[15:12:19] <asie> ds84182: is that a
real thing
L1072[15:12:29] <ds84182> asie: yes
L1073[15:12:33] <asie> also hey at least
it's not scala
L1074[15:12:39] *
asie runs to get the popcorn mahcine
L1076[15:12:53] *
Skye eats asie mistaking him for popcorn
L1077[15:15:25] <Forecaster> great, now
who's going to run BTM D:
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L1079[15:15:29] <KittyKath> vifino: Dare
to take Ruby's name in vain? Because it's a bad language.
L1080[15:16:45] <vifino> Mah.
L1081[15:16:51] <vifino> Nah, too.
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L1083[15:19:40] *
CompanionCube likes Ruby
L1084[15:20:04] <CompanionCube> more than
Java which got infected with abstractionitis ages ago
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L1086[15:27:06] <S3> Lizzy: latency? yeah
latency that was it, hold on I ill paste
L1088[15:27:44] <S3> Lizzy: ^
L1089[15:27:48] <S3> like that kind of
latency?
L1090[15:28:01] <Lizzy> i meant ctcp
ping
L1091[15:28:21] <S3> that was just
icmp
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L1093[15:28:27] <S3> imagine CTCP over
TCP ?
L1095[15:30:57] <S3> takes over 1 minute
to get a ping reply
L1096[15:31:22] <S3> but it would be a
lot less if I didn't drop so many packets due to just using the air
to send audio waves
L1097[15:35:39] <gamax92> Packet Loss:
92%
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L1103[15:42:45] <Lizzy> S3, is there any
sort of implimentation currently made for Ocranet?
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L1105[15:54:56] <Lizzy> dammit where is
Magic6k when you need them
L1106[15:55:58] <Antheus> Magic6k is one
of the most difficult people to get a hold of, since he is always
away whenever you need him
L1107[15:56:48] <Lizzy> oh wait, found
his repo on openprograms
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L1109[16:09:12] <gamax92> Why must
Vexatos.
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L1111[16:13:06] <S3> Antheus: yep
L1112[16:13:57] <S3> Lizzy: the outside
of server switches are almost done. I told my fiance I'm working on
some Lua Ocranet implementation -today-
L1113[16:14:01] <S3> today meaning
now
L1114[16:14:14] <Lizzy> cool
L1115[16:14:25] <gamax92> S3: now meaning
tomorrow?
L1116[16:14:27] <gamax92> :P
L1117[16:14:38] <S3> I wanted to on
friday but you know how it goes. I got home and started doing
something..
L1118[16:14:45] <gamax92> heh
L1119[16:15:03] <S3> good news is I have
no finals really :D
L1120[16:15:08] <S3> just one
report
L1121[16:15:52] <gamax92> I just have a
few pages to fill out and turn in on like ... tuesday
L1122[16:15:55] <gamax92> and then I'm
done
L1123[16:16:25] <S3> Since I'm one of the
older students in my class and that I also work for the department
that runs that class, I am expected to pretty much write a
thesis
L1124[16:16:44] <gamax92>
ComponentTracker not working out for me ...
L1125[16:16:50] <S3> It is pretty much
just about TCP/IP on weather balloons.
L1126[16:17:09] <gamax92> it just gives
me the Scala None instead
L1127[16:17:20] <S3> component tracker?
what's that
L1128[16:17:45] <gamax92> some class in
OC
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L1130[16:18:03] <S3> Lizzy: at 27 years
old, it is getting harder and harder for me to focus on projects.
when I turned 20 it was becoming easier and easier, ...
L1131[16:18:14] <gamax92> which ... it
seems I have to manually add myself to that tracker for it to
work
L1132[16:22:09] <S3> whee
L1133[16:22:26] <gamax92> nvm this is not
a good solution
L1134[16:22:28] <S3> I dunno if I want to
download technic on here...
L1135[16:23:06] <S3> gamax92: what's a
good way to create a pipeline in Lua?
L1136[16:23:28] <S3> I think that's how I
will do the Ocranet thing
L1137[16:24:57] <S3> In perl one of the
best ways is to be like,
L1138[16:25:10] <S3> my @pipeline = (
'stage1' => 'stage2' => 'stage3');
L1139[16:26:54] <gamax92> oh dammit ...
uhhh
L1140[16:27:28] <S3> foreach my $stage
(@pipeline) { $$data =
$self->{"stage_$stage"}->($data) if
$self->can("stage_$stage"); } }
L1141[16:27:32] <S3> that's a bad example
but
L1142[16:27:34] <gamax92> inb4 text
buffers break
L1143[16:27:51] <S3> I guess I could just
build an iterator
L1144[16:28:39] <gamax92> no, this is
only called on the server, wat
L1145[16:30:03] <gamax92> I'll just yell
at Sangar on github
L1146[16:32:15] <S3> To the chaulk
board!
L1147[16:32:18] <Lizzy> hmm, seems that
Magic6k's networking library doesn't want to work at all
L1148[16:32:21] <S3> I will draw a
pipeline
L1149[16:32:32] <S3> Lizzy: did he break
it?
L1150[16:32:37] <S3> I got it working a
long time ago
L1151[16:32:41] <GreaseMonkey> S3: local
pipeline = { function (data) ... end, function (data) ... end,
function (data) ... end}; local k,v; for k,v in ipairs(pipeline) do
data = v(data) end
L1152[16:32:41] <Lizzy> probably
L1153[16:32:44] <GreaseMonkey> something
like that
L1154[16:32:47] <S3> like a year ago
unless this is a different one
L1155[16:32:50] <Lizzy> remote hosts
can't communicate
L1156[16:33:10] <payonel> i was
pinged
L1157[16:33:22] <S3> GreaseMonkey: I may
do that, I'm almost thinking it'd be even better to roll my own
iterator than using ipairs
L1158[16:33:46] <gamax92> payonel: yes
hi
L1159[16:33:47] <S3> because then the
input of the switch can just be a single thing that shoves stuff
into the pipeline
L1160[16:33:49] <payonel> gamax92: you
found garbage with the pipes :)
L1161[16:33:52] <S3> and the rest of the
switch takes care of it
L1162[16:33:58] <payonel> but 1.5?! ha!
:)
L1163[16:34:03] <Inari> wheres vex when
you need them
L1164[16:34:12] <gamax92> I found garbage
with OpenComputers
L1165[16:34:20] <gamax92>
ComponentTracker is super unfriendly
L1166[16:34:25] <payonel> gamax92: but in
1.5?
L1167[16:34:32] <gamax92> no, 1.6
L1168[16:34:36] <gamax92> I switched
now
L1169[16:35:22] <payonel> what was the
garbage you found?
L1170[16:35:33] <gamax92>
"ComponentTracker is super unfriendly"
L1171[16:35:52] <payonel> ah :)
L1172[16:36:14] <Sangar> well,
componenttracker is a shitty hack to make screens work in tablets
and moving robots and such, so yeah, no surprise there :P
L1173[16:36:36] <gamax92> Sangar: oh
hello
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L1175[16:37:00] <gamax92> Sangar: I just
want it to be able to get the ManagedEnvironment from a packet
handler
L1176[16:37:28] <Sangar> depends on the
kind of host :P
L1177[16:37:34] <gamax92> a card?
L1178[16:37:45] <Sangar> i mean te vs
entity vs stack/player
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L1180[16:38:06] <Sangar> unless you make
the componenttracker less shit
L1181[16:38:17] <payonel> hi Sangar
L1182[16:38:21] <Sangar> eyo
L1183[16:38:25] <gamax92> What are you
talking about ?_?
L1184[16:38:37] <Sangar> access to remote
instance of env?
L1185[16:39:05] <Lizzy> oh wait, got it
working i think
L1186[16:39:16] <gamax92> Sangar: It
would use which ever instance is on the side it's on?
L1187[16:39:35] <gamax92> if you're on
the client then you get the client version and if you're on the
server then you get the server version?
L1188[16:43:45] <Sangar> well, if it
wasn't shit, probably, yeah. iirc it's very... fragile for general
use, but i might just be remembering it worse than it is :P
L1189[16:44:00] <reinei> or better than
it is ...
L1190[16:44:50] <gamax92> Sangar: on the
server, onConnect and onDisconnect add/remove it to the server
version of it, and on the client, load(nbt) and WorldEvent.Unload
add/remove it from the client version of it
L1191[16:45:17] <Sangar> ah, right, no
nodes on the client was the annoying thing
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L1193[16:46:47] <gamax92> yay I made it
work
L1194[16:48:39] <Lizzy> Sangar, what
happens if i don't assign a network card to a side in a server
rack?
L1195[16:49:00] <reinei> Lizzy, either
doesn't work OR assume a default one
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L1198[16:52:07] <Sangar> Lizzy, if none
is assigned nothing happens (unless the main link is connected,
then the network card will also be reachable)
L1199[16:52:23] <Lizzy> okay,
L1200[16:55:45] <S3> hmm. GreaseMonkey,
you know, I dunno why I didn't think of it, but by using a pipeline
I can decrease jitter trading for a small ammount of latency just
because more than one packet can be processed at the same
time
L1201[16:56:37] <S3> instead of receiving
a packet and sending it down a bunch of functions at once I can get
a packet, put it in the pipeline, check for another packet, if so
put it in the pipeline, and in both cases send the last packet to
the next stage
L1202[16:57:05] <S3> it should increase
overall ocranet performance in Minecraft
L1203[16:57:31] <S3> the pipeline is only
like 4 stages but
L1205[17:00:21] <Izaya> S3 is a
wizard
L1206[17:00:32] <S3> I think I will use
the same style of pipelining that trampoline recursion does. What
Izaya ?
L1207[17:01:20] <Izaya> Or perhaps it
appears that way because I'm not actually a very good programmer :/
anyway you do cool shit properly
L1208[17:02:02] <S3> I don't like
debugging programs
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L1210[17:02:23] <S3> so I always plan
really hard to make sure it never breaks if I can
L1211[17:02:33] <Izaya> Hah
L1212[17:03:06] <S3> I still get bugs but
after programming for 20 years, I usually only get really stupid
ones
L1213[17:03:40] <S3> like, why won't it
compile? oh because your cat stepped on your keyboard at line
15
L1214[17:04:39] <S3> and, in my forth
interpreter in Perl, the fact that you can't push the number zero
on the stack, but it's because Perl treats 0 as a number and a
letter.
L1215[17:05:47] <S3> Izaya: the other
thing is that I usually take a lot longer to write my software
because I want them to work well, I care less about getting it done
in a day. This is why I don't do it professionally anymore.
L1216[17:05:56] <S3> I don't like being
rushed :)
L1217[17:06:47] <Izaya> Mmmh,
understandable
L1218[17:07:19] <S3> and I'm also OCD
when it comes to programming, I thoroughly test every single line
of codee I write as I write it. In languages like Perl and Lua,
that also means compiling / running after every line of code.
L1219[17:07:35] <S3> or every few
L1220[17:07:49] <S3> typically in Perl it
means every function which usually consists of no more than 5 - 10
lines.
L1221[17:08:34] <S3> Some people prefer
to write a lot of stuff and then just test it, nothing wrong with
that though
L1222[17:08:58] <Izaya> Didn't Torvalds
say that if you're more than 5 indents in you're screwed
anyway?
L1223[17:09:13] <S3> I wouldn't doubt
it
L1224[17:09:26] <S3> I get wary any time
I have an if inside of an if inside of an if
L1225[17:09:37] <S3> and usually trash it
for a rewrite of the function
L1226[17:09:45] <Saphire> hoi
L1227[17:10:01] <S3> Hey Saphire
L1228[17:10:55] <gamax92> I had a
professor who would complain about my usage of if, else if,
else
L1229[17:11:07] <gamax92> so I ended up
just making a define for elseif :v
L1231[17:11:20] <Stary2001> hahaha
L1232[17:11:32] <S3> In perl you can
usually write an entire 10,000 line program with no elses or else
ifs
L1233[17:11:39] <S3> just by re arranging
the lines
L1234[17:11:52] <gamax92> then his source
code reformatter wouldn't make it horribly indented and he was
happy.
L1235[17:12:09] <S3> gamax92: did you
write a macro to execute rm?
L1236[17:12:13] <gamax92> no
L1237[17:12:30] <S3> and call it #define
not_destroy_system_possibly
L1238[17:13:06] <S3> he probably runs it
in a VM lol
L1239[17:13:32] <S3> ok wtf technic
L1240[17:13:34] <S3> where are you
L1241[17:13:49] <CompanionCube> Izaya,
'The answer to that is that if you need
L1242[17:13:49] <CompanionCube> more than
3 levels of indentation, you're screwed anyway, and should
fix
L1243[17:13:49] <CompanionCube> your
program.
L1244[17:13:49] <CompanionCube> '
L1245[17:14:05] <Izaya> I tend to do code
golf whenever I write stuff
L1247[17:14:24] <S3> Izaya: There was
this open all year round coding contest site
L1248[17:14:34] <Sangar> i'm off o/
L1249[17:14:38] <S3> where you just get
rated on your code and you could write the programs in almost any
language
L1250[17:14:41] <S3> Sangar:
nooooooo!
L1251[17:14:45] <Sangar> yes
L1252[17:14:50] <Izaya> In Lua,
anyway
L1253[17:14:50] <Sangar> gnight :P
L1254[17:14:52] <S3> Izaya: and so what I
did, is use Perl
L1255[17:15:01] <Izaya> this is what OC
has done to me :p
L1256[17:15:02] <S3> because the size of
the program was the most heaviest weighted score
L1258[17:15:11] <Stary2001>
hahahahahaha
L1259[17:15:17] <S3> and so I had friends
writing programs that were 100 lines of C++
L1260[17:15:24] <S3> and my code was
like, < 20 bytes
L1261[17:15:27] <CompanionCube> I wonder
- what would they have done if you wanted to use Piet.
L1262[17:15:30] <S3> at most like 40 - 60
bytes
L1263[17:15:38] <S3> haha
L1264[17:15:43] <Stary2001> LOL yes
piet
L1265[17:15:48] <S3> I ended up getting
like 3rd place of the month in like a day
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L1268[17:15:54] <CompanionCube> would
they use the standard convention of counting 'codels'
L1269[17:16:00] <CompanionCube> or would
they count based on actual image size
L1270[17:16:44] <Saphire> lol
L1271[17:17:14] <Saphire> still banned on
those forums..
L1272[17:17:20] <S3> found
minecraft
L1273[17:17:24] <S3> it was on my other
screen which is off
L1275[17:17:46] <S3> the other day
somebody called with that problem, I told them to turn their screen
off and on again and they were like oh there's all my stuff!
L1276[17:17:50] <Saphire> bleh
L1277[17:18:15] <S3> Izaya: Eat your
brussel sprouts
L1278[17:18:25] <Saphire> so..
yesterday-ish I tried to play on a modded russian server
L1280[17:19:16] *
Izaya grumbles about the lack of a 'use 2G only' switch in Android
5/6
L1281[17:19:26] <Saphire> ...I got
banned. And a major player/coder got too (he was an ex-admin
too)
L1282[17:19:38] <Saphire> we just.. got
wiped out
L1283[17:19:42] <Saphire>
completely
L1284[17:20:29] <Saphire> (server uses
own launcher that I hacked .-.)
L1285[17:21:46] <gamax92> why did you
have to hack the launche
L1286[17:23:52] <Saphire> it wanted own
java binaries
L1287[17:26:08] <Saphire> it's also
opensource and only thing from that server was config
L1289[17:35:10] <CompanionCube> Izaya,
Stary2001 ^
L1290[17:35:26] <Stary2001> HAH
L1291[17:36:12] <CompanionCube> New style
for the win.
L1292[17:36:40] *
Stary2001 slaps CompanionCube
L1293[17:36:41] *
EnderBot2 high-fives Stary2001
L1294[17:36:53] <CompanionCube> why
L1295[17:37:22] <Izaya> Am I allowed to
use whatever I find?
L1296[17:37:43] <CompanionCube> being
consistent with existing styles is often a good idea
L1297[17:38:20] <Izaya> I use whatever
the tutorial had for that language
L1298[17:38:26] <Stary2001> i use allman.
1v1.
L1299[17:38:34] <CompanionCube> Although
that might not hold if the GNU coding standards are followed.
L1300[17:40:02] <CompanionCube> K&R
for me as stated - 1v1.
L1301[17:40:41] <CompanionCube> aka one
true brace iirc
L1302[17:48:10] <S3> wtf?
L1303[17:48:20] <S3> OC server in MC
won't boot
L1304[17:48:25] <S3> and there's no
messages as to why in chat
L1305[17:49:59] <S3> got it
L1306[17:50:43] <S3> and I hate these
wireless server terminals
L1307[17:50:46] <S3> they never seem to
bind right
L1308[17:51:12] <S3> finaly
L1309[17:51:19] *
vifino carries the already sleeping Lizzy to bed
L1310[17:54:17] <S3> I don't recall
servers's stalling at initializing components for five minutes each
time it boots...
L1311[17:54:54] <CB|Away> owo
L1312[17:54:58] <CB|Away> Oh.
L1313[17:56:42] <S3> [this is wtf
L1314[17:56:54] <S3> I think there's a
bug with servers in OpenOS
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L1316[17:58:14] <S3> welp
L1317[17:58:16] <S3> that's a bug
too
L1318[18:01:33] <S3> but ignoring that,
yeah.. it freezes for like 5 minutes on "initializing
components"
L1319[18:01:37] <S3> then boots
L1320[18:01:46] <Saphire> :\
L1321[18:02:00] <gamax92> mmm
L1322[18:02:47] <Saphire> S3: try
updating?
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L1325[18:03:08] <S3> I just want it to
work :P
L1326[18:03:22] <S3> maybe I'll just use
plan9k
L1327[18:05:38] <Saphire> ...
L1329[18:05:44] <Saphire> wuh
L1330[18:06:02] <Saphire> lolipop, not
fixed
L1331[18:06:23] <Saphire> no wai..
L1332[18:06:36] <Saphire> oh, wrong
issue
L1333[18:08:16] <S3> I found the
problem
L1334[18:08:29] <S3> it was the server
trying to do weird shit with the network I put a relay in and it
worked
L1335[18:09:41] <Saphire> I managed to
mess up my storage info on android
L1336[18:12:53] <gamax92> S3: don't mess
up your networks
L1337[18:13:53] <S3> I'm going to
implement this in plan9k for now
L1338[18:13:59] <S3> but I need to know
how to make a device in ifconfig
L1339[18:14:23] <S3> magick6k!
L1340[18:14:27] <S3> where are thou
L1341[18:14:38] <GreaseMonkey>
s/are/art/
L1342[18:14:38] <MichiBot> <S3>
where art thou
L1343[18:18:26] <gamax92> S3: implement
it in ocbsd :v
L1344[18:18:37] <S3> not right now
L1345[18:18:49] <gamax92> oh
L1346[18:18:53] <S3> ooh relay is nice
with max specs
L1347[18:18:57] <S3> 50 queue
L1348[18:18:58] <gamax92> S3: can I have
spaghetti
L1349[18:19:10] <S3> 20 Hz 7 packetys a
cycle?
L1350[18:19:20] <S3> that's 140 packets /
s
L1351[18:19:22] <S3> second*
L1352[18:19:35] <S3> 140 packets / second
* 8KB STM =...
L1354[18:20:00] <gamax92> S3: x =
x/z*f
L1355[18:20:04] <S3> 1.1MB/s?
L1356[18:20:09] <S3> no..
L1357[18:20:10] <S3> can't be
L1358[18:20:16] <S3> I am definately
wrong
L1359[18:20:27] <S3> right?
L1360[18:20:30] <S3> Please tell me I am
wrong
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L1362[18:20:46] <S3> That is way too
fast
L1363[18:21:09] <gamax92> S3: S3 == wrong
equates to true
L1364[18:21:27] <ds84182> #js 1 ==
"1e0"
L1365[18:21:27] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L1366[18:21:33] <ds84182> #js 1 ==
"1e0" == "1.000"
L1367[18:21:33] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L1368[18:21:39] <gamax92> ooh ooh
L1369[18:21:44] <gamax92> #lua
string.format("%a", 1)
L1370[18:21:45] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0x1p+0
L1371[18:21:48] <gamax92> ds84182:
:>
L1372[18:21:52] <ds84182> that probably
wont work
L1373[18:21:56] <S3> #lua 7 * 20 *
8
L1374[18:21:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1120
L1376[18:22:00] <ds84182> C can't even
parse that
L1377[18:22:01] <S3> 1.120 MB/s
L1378[18:22:07] <ds84182> #js
0x1p+0
L1379[18:22:07] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ : Unexpected token ILLEGAL at <eval>:1:4
L1380[18:22:11] <ds84182> yep
L1381[18:22:14] <gamax92> #lua
0x1p+0
L1382[18:22:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1.0
L1384[18:22:26] <ds84182> Lua is the only
language that parses those that I know of
L1385[18:22:27] <gamax92> #lua
tonumber("0x1p+0")
L1386[18:22:28] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1.0
L1387[18:22:35] <S3> okay, that's
STM
L1388[18:22:38] <S3> what about
ATM?
L1389[18:23:24] <gamax92> I want to try
to write a thing for vexatos's sound card
L1390[18:23:33] <S3> 7 * 20 * 0.04
L1391[18:23:38] <S3> #lua 7 * 20 *
0.04
L1392[18:23:38] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
5.6
L1393[18:23:45] <S3> 5.6KB/s? not
bad
L1394[18:24:03] <gamax92> ds84182: the
problem with ComponentTracker is that it's equivalent to just
having a static HashMap<String, ManagedEnvironment>
L1395[18:24:05] <S3> did I do my math
wrong there?
L1396[18:24:10] <S3> I did.
L1397[18:24:15] <S3> hold on here..
L1398[18:24:25] <S3> #lua 7 * 20 *
0.048
L1399[18:24:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
6.72
L1401[18:24:33] <S3> 6.72KB/s
L1402[18:24:46] <S3> Lizzy: ^ maximum
single line speed in MC
L1403[18:24:59] <S3> if you bond it into
STM you can get up to 1.1MB/s
L1404[18:25:00] <ds84182> gamax92:
what
L1405[18:25:20] <S3> I think this is
reasonable
L1406[18:25:28] <ds84182> what are we
talking about
L1407[18:25:30] <ds84182> what
context
L1408[18:25:33] <gamax92> ds84182: so OC
has this class called ComponentTracker that it uses to do
server<->client data transfer between
ManagedEnvironments
L1409[18:25:36] <S3> ds84182: Ocranet
speeds
L1410[18:25:41] <S3> inside of
Minecraft
L1411[18:25:54] <S3> based on relays
maxed out
L1412[18:26:14] <ds84182> gamax92: so how
is a HashMap a problem?
L1413[18:26:28] <gamax92> well it's not
actually a HashMap, iirc
L1414[18:26:46] <gamax92> the issue is
that OC manually manages this for like, one component,
screens
L1415[18:27:05] <gamax92> and so it'd be
basically the same as if I made a class containing a
HashMap<String, ManagedEnvironment> and manually managed
it
L1416[18:27:07] <Saphire> wjat it even
does?
L1417[18:27:26] <gamax92> Saphire: it's
for doing "server<->client data transfer between
ManagedEnvironments"
L1418[18:27:50] <Saphire> okay.. what are
those MEnv?
L1419[18:28:05] <gamax92> component
environment
L1420[18:28:12] <Saphire> aha
L1421[18:28:35] <ds84182> gamax92: well,
the current implementation use a Cache collection
L1422[18:28:49] <ds84182> well
Map<World, Cache<String, ManagedEnvironment>>
L1423[18:29:03] <gamax92> oh right, it's
also word specific too
L1424[18:29:03] <ds84182> The Cache most
likely has auto eviction+weak references
L1425[18:29:29] <ds84182> I don't see why
a WeakHashMap isn't used instead
L1426[18:29:57] <gamax92> Scala
L1427[18:30:00] <gamax92> probably
:P
L1428[18:30:12] <ds84182> Cache is inside
Guava
L1429[18:30:13] <S3> gamax92: plan9k net
is broken?!
L1430[18:30:15] <ds84182> Which is pure
java
L1431[18:30:15] <gamax92> ahh
L1432[18:30:18] <S3> I did an ifconfig
bind
L1433[18:30:24] <S3> and it bound the ip
address to lo
L1434[18:30:42] <S3> and then it said
that the other computer's ip is via lo
L1435[18:30:43] <S3> .,.......
L1436[18:46:58] <Saphire> lol
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L1439[19:06:48] <S3> hey
MajGenRelativity
L1440[19:06:58] <MajGenRelativity> hello
S3
L1441[19:08:33] <MajGenRelativity> how's
life?
L1442[19:08:39] <SixDev> hello
L1443[19:08:44] <MajGenRelativity> hello
SixDev
L1444[19:09:29] <SixDev> I just finished
setting up my server VM, yay, but I realized that it is 02:00 and I
have school tomorrow (Today)
L1445[19:09:39] <MajGenRelativity>
oof
L1446[19:10:14] <MajGenRelativity> I'm
contemplating building a machine with a Broadwell i7-6950X, do you
think that's enough power for a VM SixDev?
L1447[19:10:45] <SixDev> sorry but I am
not an expert at proccessors
L1448[19:10:47] <SixDev> :(
L1449[19:11:22] <SixDev> I am using
i7-6700K, 10GB RAM, 500GB SSD for my VM
L1450[19:11:53] <MajGenRelativity>
SixDev, if you want something more powerful than the i7-6950X, you
need a Xeon
L1451[19:12:00] <SixDev> Oh wow
L1452[19:12:04] <MajGenRelativity> 10
cores, 20 threads, 3.0 GHz with an unlocked multiplier
L1453[19:12:09] <SixDev> shit
L1454[19:12:16] <SixDev> that is
powerfull
L1455[19:12:32] <S3> MajGenRelativity:
what the hell magik6k why you no make an insmod like command?
L1456[19:12:45] <MajGenRelativity>
SixDev, it is
L1457[19:12:57] <MajGenRelativity> I'm
probably going to pair up with 2 Nvidia 1080's
L1458[19:13:00] <MajGenRelativity> S3,
what?
L1459[19:13:01] <SixDev> but the ssd that
I got that is 1tb, costed 3000 sek (325 EUR)
L1460[19:13:08] <MajGenRelativity>
fancy
L1461[19:13:11] <MajGenRelativity> what
model?
L1462[19:13:19] <SixDev> Samsung 850 EVO
:
L1463[19:13:41] <MajGenRelativity>
:D
L1464[19:13:49] <SixDev> I am sleeping
like 5m from my server so yeah, cant be too noisy
L1465[19:13:50] <MajGenRelativity> pretty
solid
L1466[19:14:00] <gamax92> I took
Computronics, and then stripped out all support for things other
than OpenComputers
L1467[19:14:09] <MajGenRelativity> I'm
going to probably get an Intel Optane running 3D XPoint tech
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L1469[19:14:28] <S3> apparently theres no
kldload / insmod / modprobe or whatever on plan9k
L1470[19:14:48] <MajGenRelativity> S3,
why are you asking me about that?
L1471[19:14:54] <S3> I'm not
L1472[19:14:59] <S3> I asked
magik6k
L1473[19:15:05] <S3> who is not
here
L1474[19:15:17] <MajGenRelativity>
<S3> MajGenRelativity: what the hell magik6k why you no make
an insmod like command?
L1475[19:15:22] <MajGenRelativity> XD,
typo?
L1476[19:15:26] <S3> oh, lol!
L1477[19:15:32] <SixDev> my server is
good, my pc is fucking stupid bad
L1478[19:16:33] <SixDev> my pc is using a
4 year old A8-APU which costed 100 EUR at the time and bottlenecks
my GTX 970 to half it's performance
L1479[19:17:20] <SixDev> Minecraft loads
about 5 times as fast on my server, :(
L1480[19:17:20] <MajGenRelativity>
dang
L1481[19:17:56] <MajGenRelativity>
SixDev, 2 GTX 1080's paired with a i7-6950X can only be
bottlenecked by an SSD and network
L1482[19:18:14] <MajGenRelativity>
however, Optane is supposed to have 1/1,000 the latency of an
SSD
L1483[19:18:22] <MajGenRelativity>
One-one thousandth, not a typo
L1484[19:18:35] <SixDev> HOLY SHIT!
L1485[19:18:45] <S3> I can see why
L1486[19:18:52] <S3> he never had any
sort of cleanup for them
L1487[19:18:55] <SixDev> Seriously, my
friends router is close to the performance (Not including HDD) of
my pc.
L1488[19:18:59] <S3> so you can't just
easily load and unload modules
L1489[19:19:19] <S3> SixDev: have you
seen the sacrificial pig router?
L1490[19:19:21] <S3> pit*
L1491[19:19:21] <MajGenRelativity>
SixDev, I only have 150 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up
L1492[19:19:38] <MajGenRelativity> I'm
99% sure my PC will be a ferrari sitting on top of a turtle for
internet
L1493[19:19:42] <S3> SixDev: you
sacrifice small animals in it:
L1495[19:19:46] <SixDev> yeah that is my
speed if you divide it by 10 :P
L1496[19:20:28] <MajGenRelativity> damn
it S3, now you made me want to buy that
L1497[19:20:29] <SixDev> s3, yeah ROG
router with 7 antennas
L1498[19:20:46] <S3> it's a sacrificial
pit!
L1499[19:20:59] <S3> it enhances your MC
blood magic
L1500[19:21:11] <SixDev>
MajGenRelativity: Quick question how many thousands of euros or
dollars do you spend on computer stuff????
L1501[19:21:29] <MajGenRelativity> S3,
yep
L1502[19:21:34] <MajGenRelativity>
SixDev, I've saved for years
L1503[19:21:38] <SixDev> oooh
L1504[19:21:39] <S3> (It has the chance
to increase the speed of your blood magic spells) [yuou can't prove
me wrong!]
L1506[19:21:52] <MajGenRelativity> My
estimated budget is $4,000
L1509[19:22:03] <SixDev> yeah, I am
getting a new computer in october
L1510[19:22:07] <MajGenRelativity> S3,
don't mention computer products to me
L1511[19:22:13] <MajGenRelativity> I have
too much money and too weak willpower
L1512[19:22:14] <S3> SixDev: I built my
computer here 4 years ago or so for $1500
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L1514[19:22:41] <gamax92> I build my
computer for $45
L1515[19:22:52] <SixDev> my budget for my
pc in october is $1400, I am thinking i5 skylake.
L1516[19:22:59] <MajGenRelativity>
gamax92, you are da bomb
L1517[19:23:11] <S3> gamax92: it only
took 50,000 feet of scrap cable and a $45 spool of solder
L1518[19:23:12] <MajGenRelativity>
SixDev, wait for Kaby Lake
L1519[19:23:41] <SixDev> is that a troll,
because I am not sure.
L1520[19:23:42] <MajGenRelativity> which,
btw, is the first time where Intel hasn't followed the
tic-toc
L1521[19:23:51] <S3> you know what you
can do for $4,000 ?
L1522[19:23:54] <S3> MajGenRelativity:
^
L1523[19:23:59] <S3> you can build a
small tesla coil for that
L1524[19:24:03] <MajGenRelativity>
yep
L1525[19:24:09] <S3> because price of
copper :D
L1526[19:24:15] <MajGenRelativity> Kaby
Lake isn't a troll, as far as I know
L1527[19:24:30] <SixDev> And my mom and
my sister are currently in vancouver while I am stuck in sweden
:(
L1528[19:24:33] <MajGenRelativity> It's
just Quantum Mechanics fighting Intel for every nanometer
L1529[19:24:36] <S3> what would I spend
$4000 on?
L1530[19:24:39] <S3> probably food and
rent
L1531[19:25:12] <S3> SixDev: move to
antarctica
L1532[19:25:22] <S3> they have wifi
there
L1533[19:25:25] <S3> long distance
wifi
L1534[19:25:35] <SixDev> yeah I have 4g
in stockholm :P
L1535[19:25:54] <MajGenRelativity> I have
5G
L1536[19:25:58] <SixDev> ffs
L1537[19:26:03] <MajGenRelativity>
XD
L1538[19:26:09] <MajGenRelativity> 5G
doesn't even exist yet
L1539[19:26:13] <S3> they have GSM in
argentine bases on antarctica
L1540[19:26:15] <MajGenRelativity> at
least not until 2020
L1541[19:26:15] <S3> right now
L1542[19:26:31] <S3> you know what I have
MajGenRelativity ?
L1543[19:26:31] <SixDev> Ericsson, Give
me 5G now, I am swedish so you are you. :)
L1544[19:26:40] <SixDev> oops
L1545[19:26:47] <MajGenRelativity> S3,
what do you have?
L1546[19:26:57] <S3> well
L1547[19:27:04] <S3> I connected to IRC
here this morning on 600 baud
L1548[19:27:07] <SixDev> (In my house I
have 2g with 1 thingy)
L1549[19:27:09] <S3> and then later on
1200
L1550[19:27:16] <S3> using just my
microphone and speaker
L1551[19:27:25] <MajGenRelativity>
ah
L1552[19:27:28] <MajGenRelativity> well,
I gtg
L1553[19:27:30] <S3> got disconnected
like 50 times
L1554[19:27:32] <S3> but it worked
L1555[19:27:33] <SixDev> BYE
L1556[19:27:35] <SixDev> BYE
L1557[19:27:40] <S3> SixDev: ping of 80
seconds.
L1558[19:27:55] <MajGenRelativity>
SixDev, I'll share more details of my epic computer build another
day
L1559[19:27:58]
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L1560[19:28:02] <SixDev> Do you live on
the northpole?
L1562[19:28:10] <S3> but close
L1563[19:28:14] <S3> I live in
Maine
L1564[19:28:15] <SixDev> norway :P
L1565[19:28:19] <SixDev> oh
L1566[19:28:33] <SixDev> hi Amazon S3
:P
L1568[19:28:44] <S3> not what S3 stands
for
L1569[19:29:39] <SixDev> this is kinda
funny in english but my IRL first name is Sixten, yes you say it
like the numbers.
L1570[19:29:51] <SixDev> it is a real
name in sweden
L1572[19:30:07] <S3> my name is S3
L1573[19:30:14] <S3> it's a real name in
IRC
L1575[19:30:34] <S3> gamax92's name is
Larry
L1576[19:30:40] <S3> because Larry is a
cool name and I just named him
L1577[19:30:56] <gamax92> mew
L1578[19:31:01] <SixDev> S3's IRL name is
Jeff Bezos
L1579[19:31:24] <SixDev> right?
L1581[19:31:47] <SixDev> sorry :(
L1582[19:31:47] <S3> Sinjoro SixDev vi
estas nekorrekto
L1583[19:31:53] <SixDev> wtf
L1584[19:32:07] <SixDev> I am assuming
that is spanish
L1585[19:32:13] <gamax92> not even
close
L1586[19:32:14] <S3> Not even close
L1588[19:32:20] <Saphire> hoi
L1590[19:32:23] <Saphire> huh
L1591[19:32:37] <S3> gamax92: that is the
second time we did that this week
L1592[19:32:56] <Saphire>
'nekorrektno'?
L1593[19:33:11] <Saphire> that's Russian
.-.
L1594[19:33:21] <SixDev> also I play
CS:GO and a few days ago some french guys started talking Russian
in Voice Chat, it sounded like a bunch of chickens
L1595[19:33:23] <S3> it's actually
malgusta
L1596[19:33:29] <S3> not nekorrekto
L1597[19:33:35] <S3> I had to look it up
in the dictionary..
L1598[19:33:39] <S3> I was just being
fast
L1599[19:34:13] <S3> the word incorrect
is kind of funny because maljusta is pronounced mal jew sta.
L1600[19:34:22] <Mimiru> Esperanto...
:P
L1601[19:34:26] <S3> and well, mal
usually means, poor or bad or not so much
L1602[19:34:32] <S3> so incorrect almost
sounds like "bad jew"
L1603[19:34:40] <SixDev> French-Russians
is the cs:go players
L1604[19:35:03] <SixDev> are*
L1605[19:35:33] <S3> so when you say
somebody is incorrect in La lingvo da esperanton, you are basically
sayingthey are a bad jew.
L1606[19:35:35] <SixDev> Well anyways it
is 02:35 and I have school tomorrow so I gtg, bye :)
L1607[19:35:54] <SixDev> Fine it is
today
L1609[19:36:01] <S3> nope
L1610[19:36:46] <S3> gamax92: FIX
IT!
L1611[19:36:55] <S3> magik's plan9k is so
wrong
L1612[19:36:57] <S3> so broken :(
L1613[19:37:03] <Mimiru> I'm off
tomorrow, So strange having 2 days in a row off
L1614[19:37:16] <S3> some parts of it are
awesome and some of it is literally duct taped together lol
L1615[19:38:11] <S3> For example, when
you create an ifconfig interface, you specify the link
encapsulation. Who says that interface will be encapsulated with
that protocol?
L1616[19:38:16] <Saphire> :/
L1617[19:38:38] <S3> should be whatever
is encapsulating it that specifies that.
L1618[19:38:59] <Saphire> stop
complaining and fix it then? compile an issue?
L1619[19:39:22] <S3> Saphire: I might fix
it, but magik is never around
L1620[19:40:08] <Saphire> mmm
L1621[19:40:12] <Saphire> fork it?
L1622[19:40:35] <S3> I could
L1623[19:42:09] <gamax92> okay ... added
the sound card as a valid item ... now to add an interface for
it
L1624[19:42:28] <S3> wat wat wat wat
wat
L1625[19:42:33] <S3> gamax92: you makin
an addon?
L1627[19:43:50] <gamax92>
Computronics
L1628[19:43:55] <S3> gamax92: I just
realized something you might enjoy btw
L1629[19:43:59] <gamax92> nope
L1630[19:44:02] <S3> maybe not.
L1631[19:44:22] <S3> Caller ID at least
in the US is all FSK, so if you need a cheap FSK decoder, you can
just steal one from an old caller ID phone
L1633[19:44:32] <S3> they're apparently
quite interfacable
L1634[19:44:53] <gamax92> did not
enjoy.
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L1636[19:49:40] <S3> oh hey!
L1637[19:49:46] <S3> vifino: wanna know
what OFDM sounds like?
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L1642[20:40:53] <vifino> S3: I have no
idea what that is.
L1643[20:41:38] <S3> Orthogonal frequency
division multiplexing
L1644[20:41:44] <S3> Lemme see if i can
find one
L1645[20:42:17] <S3> ah! here we go
L1647[20:42:23] <MichiBot>
Sounds of
HF Radio - Digital Modes and other Unusual Sounds | length:
7m 2s | Likes:
199 Dislikes:
10 Views:
36617 | by
Gough
Lui
L1648[20:42:24] <S3> skip to 5:30
L1649[20:42:42] <S3> it's pretty
creepy
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L1652[20:59:36] <S3> whee
L1653[20:59:39] <S3> boatloader on
OC
L1654[21:01:11] <GreaseMonkey> \:D/
L1655[21:20:31] <S3> ocbsd is getting a
new motd
L1657[21:21:08] <S3> I decided to bring
back the original name
L1658[21:21:27] <S3> from CC
L1659[21:22:53] <gamax92> hmm ...
problematic.
L1660[21:23:08] <gamax92> the ADSR class
doesn't store it's original values used to create it
L1661[21:23:16] <gamax92> but derived
values from it
L1662[21:32:35] <gamax92> S3: this is
intensive .-.
L1663[21:32:48] <gamax92> still writing
all the networking code just
L1664[21:34:39] <gamax92> bleh
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L1666[21:38:58] <S3> gamax92: too bad
static in java is not really static memory? :)
L1667[21:40:07] <gamax92> ?
L1668[21:41:04] <S3> I was just being
random
L1669[21:41:56] <gamax92> uuuh
shit.
L1670[21:42:07] <gamax92> this is an
instance, but this method is static.
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L1672[21:45:42]
zsh sets mode: +v on Kodos
L1673[21:45:43] <Kodos> o7
L1674[21:48:15] <Antheus> I'm trying to
think of a program idea for BTM
L1675[21:52:03] <Kodos> Do you know what
Eliza is?
L1676[21:55:25] <Antheus> I do as of 10
seconds ago
L1677[21:55:53] <Kodos> Make that, but
with a chatbox
L1678[21:56:46] <Kodos> %g Josef
Mengele
L1679[21:57:28] <Antheus> I'm going to
finish my DNS program, start my email program, maybe a game
L1680[21:57:30] <Antheus> idk
L1681[21:58:38] <Kodos> You're welcome to
use my text adventure lib
L1682[21:58:47] <Kodos> It's on my OC
programs repo, forget which directory
L1683[22:03:09] <Mimiru> god damn it
MichiBot stop sucking so fucking much
L1684[22:03:31] <Mimiru> %test
L1685[22:03:35] <MichiBot> Mimiru:
Success
L1686[22:03:39] <Mimiru> %g test
L1687[22:04:45] <Mimiru>
java.lang.ClassCastException: com.google.gson.JsonNull cannot be
cast to com.google.gson.JsonObject
L1688[22:04:52] <Mimiru> the json I'm
getting from google is null
L1689[22:04:53] <Mimiru> nice
L1690[22:04:55] <Mimiru> fuck. you.
L1691[22:10:12] <gamax92> I think
everything's written @_@
L1692[22:13:37] <gamax92> right, needs
asielib
L1693[22:13:45] <gamax92> ~w
computronics
L1695[22:14:10] <gamax92> huh ...
0.4.6?
L1696[22:14:21] <gamax92> but only has
0.4.5
L1697[22:15:33] <Kodos> There's a dev
thinger
L1698[22:15:39] <Kodos> files.vexatos.com
or something or other
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L1700[22:16:26] <gamax92> the repo ships
with 0.4.6, so I used that jar
L1701[22:16:33] <Kodos> Failing that,
give me like 6 hours and I can puush mine
L1702[22:16:40] <gamax92> ... now only
issue is that it specifically wants OC 1.5
L1703[22:18:22] <S3> my init.lua yells at
you
L1706[22:23:52] <gamax92> There was a
severe problem during mod loading that has caused the game to
fail
L1707[22:26:01] <gamax92> okay, should be
fixed ...
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L1709[22:26:47] <S3> gamax92: spawned too
many overlords
L1710[22:27:19] <gamax92> S3: mmm,
cookies
L1711[22:27:49] <gamax92> interesting
..., my card isn't listed
L1712[22:29:09] <gamax92> ahh, because
config
L1713[22:31:34] <gamax92> okay ... card
added, but throws error on insert
L1714[22:33:50] <Kodos> What card,
Gam
L1715[22:34:49] <gamax92> Vexatos's Sound
Card
L1716[22:36:49] <gamax92> node is null
for some reason .-.
L1717[22:41:27] <gamax92> well I heard a
noise.
L1718[22:42:21] <Kodos> That means it's
working as intended
L1719[22:42:52] <gamax92> it won't
however, run again
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L1723[22:49:43] <gamax92> hey
Vexatos
L1724[22:49:58] <gamax92> So, I
implemented an interface for the Sound Card and then networked
it
L1725[22:55:00] <gamax92> however,
shower.
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L1727[23:03:34] <Vexatos> ._.
L1728[23:03:38] <Vexatos> It's 6
a.m.
L1729[23:03:45] <Antheus> It's 11
p.m.
L1730[23:03:55] <Antheus> .-.
L1731[23:04:04] <Kodos> I have no idea
what time it is
L1732[23:04:49] <Vexatos> 9 p.m.
according to your IRC client
L1733[23:05:15] <Vexatos> Them 'muricans,
living in the past as always :>
L1734[23:05:37] <Kodos> Bullshit it's
9pm, it was 10 something when I went outside earlier
L1735[23:05:46] <Kodos> %weather
62012
L1736[23:05:48] <MichiBot> Kodos: Current
weather for 62012 Current Temp: 61°F/16°C Feels Like: 61°F/16°C
Current Humidity: 88 Wind: From the E 12 Mph/19 Km/h Conditions:
Light Rain
L1737[23:05:56] <Kodos> Hrm, thought
that'd say the time
L1738[23:07:13] <Kodos> %time
L1739[23:07:20] <Kodos> Eh, didn't think
that'd work
L1740[23:07:28] <Vexatos> which time zone
are you in
L1741[23:08:04] <Kodos> Central
L1742[23:08:10] <Kodos> I'm on a cli or
I'd bother looking it up
L1743[23:08:30] <Vexatos> Central is GMT
-6 or -5 depending on daylight saving, no?
L1744[23:08:39] <Mimiru> yes
L1745[23:08:49] <Vexatos> so yea it's
either midnight or 1 a.m. for you, then
L1746[23:08:57] <Kodos> Good times
L1747[23:09:00] <Mimiru> 11:08
L1748[23:09:15] <Vexatos> err 11 p.m. or
midnight
L1749[23:09:31] <Vexatos> Would be nice
if I could maths GMT correctly
L1750[23:11:10] <S3> if GMT still
existed
L1751[23:11:28] <S3> GMT is the obsolete
name
L1753[23:12:26] <GreaseMonkey> people
still call it GMT
L1754[23:12:35] <GreaseMonkey> it still
exists, it's just deprecated
L1755[23:13:02] <GreaseMonkey> i swear
some people think it was replaced with EST
L1756[23:13:12] <GreaseMonkey> well not
think but behave as if it were the case
L1757[23:13:24] <GreaseMonkey> EST can
eat shit for all i care
L1758[23:13:41] <GreaseMonkey> unless of
course it's for an event that only takes place in EST places
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L1766[23:30:04] <Antheus> %weather
76020
L1767[23:30:06] <MichiBot> Antheus:
Current weather for 76020 Current Temp: 74°F/24°C Feels Like:
78°F/26°C Current Humidity: 84 Wind: From the S 17 Mph/27 Km/h
Conditions: Light drizzle
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L1770[23:47:00] <gamax92> D:<
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