OCLogs: 2016-05-10.log

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L11[01:10:38] <Skye> Morning

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L13[01:27:46] <Antheus> Oh my, its 1:10 AM

L14[01:30:33] <Izaya> Good time for dinner

L15[01:30:50] <Antheus> It would be if I didn't have to wake up at 5:45 AM

L16[01:30:55] <Kodos> I may or may not be eating a buffalo chicken and baby swiss sandwich atm

L17[01:31:21] <Antheus> Meh, I could just sleep in school

L18[01:31:41] <Antheus> 4/8 Classes are done for the year

L19[01:49:40] <asie> Sangar: https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/commit/aaa146c10da9869f59c97105411aa767d4712785

L20[02:16:01] <Kodos> "Fuck. I'm bored. Let's go break Forge" - Lex, probably

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L22[02:22:05] <lperkins2> Is there a way in OClua to get a count of the different types?

L23[02:22:23] <lperkins2> Number of strings, numbers and tables allocated

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L27[02:59:28] <Inari> again?

L28[03:07:10] <Kimiro> Lolwut

L29[03:10:35] <asie> Kodos: shitposting is fun!

L30[03:10:39] <asie> anyhow that's just what Sangar was looking for in 1.9

L31[03:10:42] <asie> loot tables

L32[03:24:23] <Kodos> In all seriousness, it looks interesting, and I'm curious to see what modders do with it

L33[03:24:36] <Kodos> Now I need to go watch 5 hours of Agents of Shield

L34[03:35:25] <Kodos> Can you put a transposer into a microcontroller? Or am I stuck using multiple upgrades

L35[03:41:54] <Izaya> https://i.imgur.com/B1JaleJ.jpg so it begins

L36[03:42:25] *** gAway2002 is now known as g

L37[03:42:58] <Kodos> Erm, is that ESO?

L38[03:43:53] <Stary2001> oh hey Izaya

L39[03:44:03] <Izaya> yes it is

L40[03:46:53] <Stary2001> Izaya, did you get your AD pass sorted out

L41[03:47:01] <Izaya> uh

L42[03:47:08] * Izaya goes to find a way to open the link on Winderps

L43[03:47:16] <Stary2001> http://rdp.9net.org/rdweb

L44[03:47:59] <Stary2001> https even

L45[03:48:31] <Izaya> Error: Unable to display RD Web Access

L46[03:48:37] <Izaya> Do I need javashit enabled?

L47[03:52:23] <Stary2001> ...probably

L48[03:52:25] <Stary2001> blame MS

L49[03:52:40] <Stary2001> Izaya, you only need to grab the rdp file once

L50[03:52:58] <Izaya> what's the domain?

L51[03:53:13] <Kodos> http://i.imgur.com/6I3D74N.jpg

L52[03:54:27] <Stary2001> Izaya, 9net

L53[03:57:54] <Stary2001> welp gtg to english

L54[03:58:02] <Izaya> have 'fun'

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L56[04:09:44] <Inari> in the morning we'll break up! </denglish>

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L58[04:13:49] <Lizzy> morning

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L61[04:27:39] <Forecaster> marble

L62[04:37:28] <GreaseMonkey> Kodos: it's even better when you have to zoom in to get it at full res and you start scrolling it

L63[04:46:25] <Inari> meh, i dont like when mods put in a new ore but onyl spawn it in their special biome so its ahuge PITA to turn the huge biome into a swiss cheese to find the stupid ore, getting lots of other crap ores you already have tons of and are just in the way, since like any normal thing they spawn everywhere

L64[04:56:19] <g> You could grind up an MFE laser mining drill

L65[04:56:31] <g> MFR*

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L67[04:57:05] <g> it's expensive but you'll end up with infinite amounts of every ore provided you can satiate its insane power requirements

L68[04:57:06] <g> :P

L69[04:58:13] <Inari> except thers no MFR :P

L70[04:58:33] <g> oh, you're using 1.9 or something?

L71[04:58:39] <Inari> ya

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L73[04:59:31] <g> just another reason for me to stay on 1.7.10 then..

L74[04:59:41] <kremsy> yoyoyoyo guys

L75[04:59:57] <kremsy> if you connect 2 redstone IOs to a computer, how to adress them seperately

L76[04:59:59] <g> old-school rapper, eh

L77[05:00:02] <kremsy> before i just used component.redstone.

L78[05:00:05] <g> Using their addresses

L79[05:00:11] <g> ~w component api

L80[05:00:11] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:component

L81[05:00:35] <Inari> g: haha, well lots of mods are 1.9 already :p and the combat is muchnicer

L82[05:00:50] <g> Nothing in 1.8 or 1.9 has made me want to upgrade really

L83[05:01:01] <Sandra> you can use the analyzer to get the address of the component, and you can use component.list("redstone") to get a list of the redstone components.

L84[05:01:15] <Sandra> (i believe. (for the latter, 100% sure about the prior.))

L85[05:01:16] <g> and the fact that most of the mods I'm using haven't updated to either of those just gives me even more reason to stay back

L86[05:01:17] <g> :P

L87[05:01:39] <g> Sandra, yeah

L88[05:01:52] <g> then you'd do rs1 = component.proxy(address)

L89[05:01:54] <g> for example

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L91[05:02:15] <Sandra> component.list() returns an iterator, actually.

L92[05:02:19] <Sandra> iirc.

L93[05:02:35] <g> that isn't helpful at all really

L94[05:02:43] <g> you almost always need to know which I/O you're using

L95[05:03:16] <g> so explicit addresses are the way to go

L96[05:03:28] <kremsy> but the whole adress?

L97[05:03:31] <kremsy> takes ages to type xD

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L99[05:03:35] <Sandra> unfortunately.

L100[05:03:37] <Sandra> yeah.

L101[05:03:38] <g> just copy it with the analyzer

L102[05:03:43] <g> and paste it

L103[05:03:55] <Sandra> oh you can c/p with analyzer?

L104[05:03:59] <Sandra> that's cool.

L105[05:04:00] <g> yeah, just click the address in chat

L106[05:05:04] <kremsy> how to paste, if i have that thing in my hand i cant acess the keyboard anymore

L107[05:06:08] <g> ...

L108[05:06:12] <g> did you read what I said?

L109[05:06:17] <g> click the address in chat

L110[05:06:20] <g> and just paste normally

L111[05:07:13] <kremsy> cant click there^^

L112[05:07:19] <g> yeah you can

L113[05:08:35] <Sandra> you... press t.

L114[05:08:41] <Sandra> then click the address.

L115[05:08:57] <kremsy> ah ye me dump, the game chat

L116[05:08:59] <kremsy> i copied it xD

L117[05:09:08] <kremsy> ctrl v doesnt work for paste

L118[05:09:30] <g> yeah, use insert

L119[05:11:12] <kremsy> me confused :D

L120[05:11:23] <g> insert? the key??

L121[05:11:29] <g> you have a keyboard right?

L122[05:11:30] <g> :P

L123[05:11:42] <kremsy> got it thanks xD

L124[05:11:46] <kremsy> actually never used that key in my life :D

L125[05:11:54] <g> Now you have :P

L126[05:14:37] <Lizzy> "<kremsy> takes ages to type xD" use component.proxy( component.get( "FIRST-FEW-LETTERS") )

L127[05:16:37] <kremsy> i thought thers smth possible like that xD

L128[05:16:41] <kremsy> frogto about the component.get

L129[05:16:42] <kremsy> thanks^^

L130[05:17:47] <Lizzy> ooh, just seen a user on the forums with an IPv6 address, cool

L131[05:20:09] <Izaya> ^

L132[05:20:11] <Izaya> wait

L133[05:20:15] <kremsy> hmm sad that the adapter doesnt support the item loader of railcrqaft, guess need todo it over redstone^^

L134[05:20:18] <Izaya> >.> scrolling

L135[05:21:09] <Lizzy> kremsy, ?

L136[05:22:15] <kremsy> well i thought maybe the advanced item loader has some controlelrs which cant be accessed over the adapter^^

L137[05:23:35] <Lizzy> all the RC intergration is added by Computronics, Though IIRC Vexatos didn't want to make other ways of doing stuff obsolete so you can't do anything and everything with OC

L138[05:24:25] <kremsy> but the adapter is from OC right?

L139[05:24:34] <Lizzy> yes

L140[05:24:59] <kremsy> my question was just why does the adapter not support the adv item loader of railcraft

L141[05:25:00] <kremsy> ^^

L142[05:26:10] <Lizzy> because OC would have to integrate RC's api or vice-versa, neither currently do so Computronics bridges the gap for it. Would probably be something to suggest ot Vex

L143[05:27:07] <kremsy> hmm ok

L144[05:27:25] <kremsy> so just doing with computronics redstone I/O is the best way

L145[05:27:32] <Lizzy> ?

L146[05:28:00] <kremsy> or is there smth else in computronics to use^^

L147[05:28:04] <kremsy> doesnt matter^^

L148[05:28:57] <Lizzy> if you want to see what in the loader's inventory, put an inventory controller upgrade in an adapter next to it, for redstone either use normal stuff or a redstone ioblock

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L209[05:32:41] <Lizzy> KittyKath, yes?

L210[05:32:44] <Lizzy> oh wow

L211[05:32:47] <KittyKath> Lizzy: You poked me.

L212[05:33:12] <reinei> what just happened there?!

L213[05:33:14] <Lizzy> i did? OH! yeah some people were asking about the OETF website

L214[05:33:18] <Lizzy> reinei, netsplit

L215[05:35:00] <KittyKath> Lizzy: Ah, yeah no idea if I have a copy anywhere.

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L278[05:41:01] <EnderBot2> Ohai there Lizzy

L279[05:41:03] <Izaya> holy fuck

L280[05:41:08] <reinei> unsplit xD

L281[05:41:16] <kremsy> so i thought a digital dector could be handy if you would have methods, getInventory and stuff

L282[05:43:36] <kremsy> are the normal detctors like the item detector methodcallable via adapters?

L283[05:44:18] <Sandra> from... railcraft?

L284[05:44:26] <kremsy> ye

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L286[05:44:30] <Sandra> check.

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L288[05:44:44] <kremsy> have i been kicked? xD

L289[05:47:46]

<Snapples> you could join the Discord chat, so you can read the backlog without being kicked/disconnected by IRC.

L290[05:49:38] <Lizzy> kremsy, no, you left

L291[05:50:28] <Lizzy> and the digital detector is for detecting the passing carts/trains, it can't get any more data other than what's on the Computronics wiki (which i added at the weekend)

L292[05:56:09] <Inari> https://imgur.com/gallery/E2vSzlv haha

L293[05:58:16] <Inari> https://i.imgur.com/2tfoHR4.jpg

L294[06:02:15] <reinei> How did I know it would be Inari posting that second picutre?

L295[06:02:23] <Inari> :p

L296[06:05:44] <Inari> https://i.imgur.com/zFKeMn5.jpg

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L299[06:08:40] <Kodos> MRW I realize 'stressed' spelled backwards is desserts...

L300[06:09:36] <reinei> mmh desserts xD

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L302[06:11:38] zsh sets mode: +v on Xilandro

L303[06:13:31] <Xilandro> Okay, my new goal is to make something like this https://youtu.be/Z9Zuj0U3puI?t=10m27s

L304[06:13:32] <MichiBot> [Minecraft] [FTB Ultimate] Fusion Power Plant | length: 24m 26s | Likes: 605 Dislikes: 23 Views: 30908 | by Thorinair

L305[06:13:35] <Xilandro> Only for OC, obviously

L306[06:13:57] <reinei> is that a reik_a fusion plant?

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L308[06:14:02] <Inari> https://i.imgur.com/fkiREfX.png haha

L309[06:14:04] <reinei> cannot be bothered to lcikc

L310[06:14:05] <Xilandro> Nah, GT Fusion Reactor

L311[06:14:11] <Xilandro> From 1.4.7

L312[06:14:32] <Inari> Oo

L313[06:14:50] <Inari> thats a damn pretty software there

L314[06:14:55] <Xilandro> Right?

L315[06:16:28] <reinei> but OC has native utf-8, right?

L316[06:16:57] <Xilandro> Uses a new font afaik

L317[06:17:04] <Xilandro> Sleep time though~

L318[06:17:17] <reinei> doesn't matter, utf-8 = way better display capabilities xD

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L322[06:37:54] <asie> hi Sangar

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L325[06:45:30] <Inari> https://i.imgur.com/i2SeA1P.jpg *shakes head* peopel...

L326[07:22:48]

<Snapples> No.

L327[07:31:53] * Izaya is really tired today

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L330[07:35:41] <S3> So!

L331[07:35:52] <S3> Did you guys pre order your GTX 1080 yet?

L332[07:36:15] <S3> It handles the minimum requirements of minecraft

L333[07:36:23] <S3> with no mods

L334[07:38:07] <Izaya> whoa

L335[07:38:09] <g> don't worry, mojang will find a way to make it obsolete before it releases

L336[07:38:11] <Izaya> impressive

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L338[07:41:04] <S3> I don't know if I have enough space on my beaglebone to sync the package repos

L339[07:41:24] <S3> lists*

L340[07:43:04] <S3> all I know is that I need to compile that program

L341[07:43:09] <S3> and I don't have time

L342[07:43:46] <S3> OMG this nut

L343[07:44:00] <S3> she took like 15 tries to park in our parking lot

L344[07:44:18] <S3> just squeeze it in and be done with it

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L352[08:03:15] * Inari hats g

L353[08:03:42] * vifino groans and curls up on Lizzy

L354[08:06:08] <Inari> i left a positive review on a vn/anime game and now steam throws all the anime/vn games at me x.x

L355[08:06:14] <Stary2001> gj

L356[08:06:41] <Inari> ii hope we'll have recommendation algorithms that can understand the content of a review someday

L357[08:06:41] <Inari> :P

L358[08:07:09] <vifino> Inari: "Not enough loli"

L359[08:07:40] <Inari> eh, i have specific tastes :P and in the review i said "I don't usually like/play many VNs" or something liek that

L360[08:11:32] <reinei> Inari, same for me, but i didn't review it, I just bought it

L361[08:12:00] <reinei> but you reviewed this, so SURELY you must love all of this!

L362[08:12:45] * Lizzy pets vifino

L363[08:13:19] <Inari> reinei: yeah, it was an odd vn that managed to fit my tastes pretty well haha

L364[08:13:32] <Inari> i wonder if they fixed the queue stuff yet

L365[08:13:49] <Inari> i recall getting recommendations based on games i've seen in the discovery queue, even if i put them on "not interested"

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L368[08:35:04] <Inari> http://i.imgur.com/nYggKeP.png

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L372[08:57:16] <Vex|Mobile> Hello from this tiny keyboard

L373[08:57:46] <Vex|Mobile> %tell gamax92 Potato.

L374[08:57:47] <MichiBot> Vex|Mobile: gamax92 will be notified of this message when next seen.

L375[08:57:51] <gamax92> hi

L376[08:57:55] <Vex|Mobile> hmm

L377[08:57:57] <Vex|Mobile> hi

L378[08:59:32] <Vex|Mobile> just sitting here, waiting for my partner to arrive to doing homework *sigh*

L379[09:03:22] *** Gavle|Away is now known as Gavle

L380[09:03:52] * Lizzy is working on her signal controoler

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L383[09:05:18] * gamax92 is working on homework

L384[09:05:21] <Izaya> I'm just sitting here procrastinating instead of doing homework

L385[09:05:40] <Vex|Mobile> I need to fix rotation on 1.9 (asie halp) and remember everything to do after merging gamax92's PR once it is done

L386[09:05:50] <gamax92> There's a PR up

L387[09:06:05] <Vex|Mobile> finished

L388[09:06:15] <Vex|Mobile> You said it wasn't

L389[09:06:51] <asie> Vex|Mobile: (haw abawt naw)

L390[09:06:51] <gamax92> for the most part, was getting some odd stupid issues that I'll probably look into ... after homework and turning it in.

L391[09:07:01] <asie> (i don't have such prawblems)

L392[09:07:24] <Vex|Mobile> asie: No clue why it happens

L393[09:07:28] <asie> same

L394[09:07:33] <asie> i don't even get what your problem is it's just rotation

L395[09:07:33] <Gavle> Here we go

L396[09:07:35] <Vex|Mobile> and ony in your hand

L397[09:07:42] <asie> YES, SO CHANGE THE QUATERNIONS TO FIT YOUR TASTE

L398[09:07:45] <Gavle> My phone was being weird

L399[09:07:45] <gamax92> mainly certain sounds in my music player don't seem to work and one song was causing it to jump back into old audio data

L400[09:07:47] <asie> BECAUSE 1.9 REWROTE HAND RENDERING

L401[09:07:49] <asie> HOW HARD IS THAT

L402[09:07:57] <Vex|Mobile> 90 degree turn

L403[09:07:59] <asie> Charset has a lot of hand-written quaternions

L404[09:08:02] <asie> it's normal

L405[09:08:07] <asie> well, hand-written rotations

L406[09:08:07] <gamax92> mmm, Charset

L407[09:08:09] <Vex|Mobile> yea but

L408[09:08:10] <asie> changed to quaternions with a converter

L409[09:08:11] <Gavle> Ok, so, I have a question

L410[09:08:14] <Vex|Mobile> I cannot fix it

L411[09:08:16] <asie> Yes you can

L412[09:08:19] <asie> Just add transforms

L413[09:08:22] <asie> how hard is it

L414[09:08:29] <Vex|Mobile> I tried rotating manually based on view

L415[09:08:33] <asie> based on what?

L416[09:08:44] <gamax92> Vex|Mobile: you did see what I did to the audio playback though, right? :)

L417[09:08:44] <Gavle> Is OpenOS released under a particular license?

L418[09:08:52] <Vex|Mobile> i.e. firstperson-righthand etc

L419[09:09:02] <asie> yeah

L420[09:09:07] <asie> well it works fine for me

L421[09:09:10] <asie> not sure what you getting at

L422[09:09:38] <Vex|Mobile> gamax92, I did

L423[09:10:22] <Gavle> So, is OpenOS licensed?

L424[09:10:37] <gamax92> Gavle: it'd fall under OpenComputer's general license

L425[09:10:41] <Vex|Mobile> asie: I am not using any ISBM, only standard models

L426[09:10:50] <gamax92> Gavle: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/master-MC1.7.10/LICENSE

L427[09:10:53] <Gavle> Ok, thank you gamax92

L428[09:11:57] <asie> Vex|Mobile: still no idea what you mean

L429[09:12:02] <asie> i had no problems porting to 1.9

L430[09:12:11] <Vex|Mobile> asie: thing is, it does not happen in your inv or in block form and there is nothing in my base models that is not in some MC model

L431[09:12:16] <Vex|Mobile> those all work

L432[09:12:21] <Vex|Mobile> but mine do not

L433[09:13:03] <Gavle> Gamax92, thank you very much for your help

L434[09:13:12] <asie> https://github.com/asiekierka/Computronics/blob/1.9/src/main/resources/assets/computronics/models/block/base_cube.json

L435[09:13:13] <Vex|Mobile> I can probably fix it

L436[09:13:13] <Gavle> You have improved my playing hand significantly

L437[09:13:27] <Vex|Mobile> but I would like to know what I am doing weong

L438[09:13:32] <Vex|Mobile> wrong*

L439[09:13:35] <asie> you don't need "parent": "block/block"

L440[09:13:39] <asie> i actually think it's deterimental

L441[09:13:43] <asie> as transforms are determined by"transform": "forge:default-block"

L442[09:14:03] <Vex|Mobile> I did try removing it

L443[09:14:09] <Vex|Mobile> did not do a thing

L444[09:14:09] <reinei> hey Vex|Mobile are potion ids actual 32 bit integers at least?

L445[09:14:22] <reinei> or at least bigger than 8 bits?

L446[09:14:26] <gamax92> oh, am finished now.

L447[09:14:36] * gamax92 goes to pull up eclipse and look for issues

L448[09:14:55] <Vex|Mobile> ewwclipse

L449[09:15:03] <asie> Vex|Mobile: you know what's funny

L450[09:15:04] <gamax92> 2bad

L451[09:15:05] <asie> i don't actually use that transform

L452[09:15:08] <asie> "inventory": [{

L453[09:15:10] <asie> "transform": "forge:default-block"

L454[09:15:12] <asie> }],

L455[09:15:14] <asie> that's how i do it

L456[09:15:22] <gamax92> Thats how we do it in here?

L457[09:15:24] <asie> also "uvlock": false, no idea why

L458[09:15:27] <Vex|Mobile> and no transform at all otherwise?

L459[09:15:32] <asie> oh pipes

L460[09:15:34] <asie> Vex|Mobile: yeah

L461[09:15:38] <asie> because you don't need it for in-world blocks

L462[09:15:41] <asie> though you /can/ have it

L463[09:15:41] <Vex|Mobile> ok

L464[09:15:45] <Vex|Mobile> gtg now

L465[09:15:47] <Vex|Mobile> bye

L466[09:15:47] <gamax92> Vex|Mobile: fortunately for me I have a software oscilloscope setup

L467[09:15:51] <gamax92> oh, bye

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L469[09:16:23] <Temia> Mooo.

L470[09:16:28] * Lizzy pets Temia

L471[09:16:28] <gamax92> hai Temia

L472[09:16:38] * Temia leans into pets. =w= tailswishes.

L473[09:16:50] <reinei> o/ Temia

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L475[09:16:56] <Temia> \o

L476[09:17:59] <Temia> Gamaaaax, do you happen to have an example of the chiptunes using StreamingAudioPlayer? :o I'm cuuurious

L477[09:18:57] <gamax92> Uhh, I could record another

L478[09:19:22] <Temia> :D

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L480[09:20:51] <gamax92> also clear not working .-.

L481[09:21:00] <Temia> D:

L482[09:23:12] <gamax92> hmm odd ... there's still previous audio data here.

L483[09:23:32] <gamax92> asie, you still here?

L484[09:23:59] <asie> no

L485[09:24:32] <gamax92> asie: okay, when using StreamingAudioPlayer, how much previous data does it retain?

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L487[09:25:02] <asie> 1 second?

L488[09:25:42] <gamax92> does all the data I put into it have the be the same size or is variable sized byte array's fine

L489[09:26:33] <gamax92> oh I see, there's a BUFFER_PACKETS

L490[09:27:22] <Saphire> hey

L491[09:27:30] <asie> StreamingAudioPlayer is bad though

L492[09:27:34] <asie> i am iterating on my Charset implementation slowly

L493[09:27:42] <gamax92> that uses the same configuration as that tape drive ... oh dear.

L494[09:27:47] <asie> yes i warned you

L495[09:27:49] <asie> :P

L496[09:27:56] <asie> charset is going to get its own audio system, most likely

L497[09:28:02] <asie> using streamingaudioplayer for sound cards is a Bad IDea

L498[09:28:02] <gamax92> Well, until that happens ... :P

L499[09:28:11] <asie> also mine will be 1.9+ only

L500[09:28:13] <gamax92> hey, the previous solution was worse

L501[09:28:48] <Temia> Ah, the fun of collaborative coding

L502[09:29:31] <gamax92> asie: Vex was trying to wait until a certain delay passed to play the next chunk of audio hoping that it'd line up with the previous bit

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L504[09:37:41] <Skye> Afternoon

L505[09:38:09] <Lizzy> o/

L506[09:38:19] <Skye> \o

L507[09:38:47] <Stary2001> o/

L508[09:40:42] <Lizzy> \o

L509[09:40:47] <reinei> o/

L510[09:40:55] <vifino> \o

L511[09:41:12] <Skye> o/

L512[09:41:32] <Lizzy> \o

L513[09:42:31] <Skye> o/

L514[09:42:44] <gamax92> fuck your chain

L515[09:42:51] <Inari> /°

L516[09:43:13] * Skye stabs gamax92 with a rusty chain

L517[09:44:53] * Skye turns Inari upside down

L518[09:47:13] <Inari> o/

L519[09:47:13] <Skye> asie: is there a language that is low level like C and is sutible for the same low level things yet is simpler to learn and understand?

L520[09:47:37] <Inari> i thought C was the epitome of simple

L521[09:47:48] <Stary2001> sort of

L522[09:51:49] <payonel> imo c is not simple, lua is simple

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L525[09:55:50] <payonel> Skye: what language do you know the best?

L526[09:58:30] <gamax92> I don't get it.

L527[09:58:59] <gamax92> why does this song want to keep jumping to old data

L528[10:04:27] <S3> wtf..

L529[10:04:38] <S3> I have 100MB of disk space left on my beaglebone

L530[10:04:43] <S3> but I am out of disk space

L531[10:04:51] <S3> I am 100% out of inodes.

L532[10:05:28] <Lizzy> lol

L533[10:05:39] <Lizzy> ~oc eeprom

L534[10:05:39] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:eeprom

L535[10:06:00]

<Snapples> Why are there even inodes

L536[10:07:00] <S3> inodes are fine, but the thing is, ext has a fixed count of them

L537[10:07:01] <S3> which is dumb

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L544[10:11:40] <Michiyo> s3, I had 1 500gb disk, with like 1.5 mil inodes... disk usage was like 30% and I was out of inodes... stupid fucking vm providers

L545[10:12:42] <gamax92> this song must be haunted.

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L547[10:18:10] <gamax92> oh dammit XD

L548[10:18:15] <gamax92> I had only one channel going

L549[10:18:48] <gamax92> Temia: I will have song soon ... after I go to drop off homework.

L550[10:19:15] <gamax92> everything except that one song sounds fine

L551[10:22:27] <Temia> That one song?

L552[10:35:48] <Michiyo> Woooo November 18

L553[10:35:52] <Michiyo> needs to hurry up...

L554[10:38:32] * Magik6k did a thing that takes 5min to load

L555[10:38:33] <Magik6k> https://lupi.magik6k.net/

L556[10:40:40] <Lizzy> Magik6k, minecraft?

L557[10:40:45] <Magik6k> nah

L558[10:42:46] <Magik6k> https://assets.magik6k.net/screenshoots/1462894948.png

L559[10:42:49] <Magik6k> heh

L560[10:49:38] <Magik6k> umm, derp, forgot to do 1 thing

L561[10:50:13] <Magik6k> (switch keyboard layout back to qwerty)

L562[10:51:48] <payonel> Michiyo: nov 18?

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L565[11:28:22] <kremsy> how to make a cyclic 1s endless loop?

L566[11:28:57] <Magik6k> while true do --[[ your stuff ]] end

L567[11:29:04] <kremsy> is it automatically 1s?

L568[11:29:04] <Magik6k> kremsy, ^

L569[11:29:23] <Magik6k> no, you need to add os.sleep(1) at end

L570[11:29:31] <kremsy> or doesnt it mater for performance anyways

L571[11:29:44] <kremsy> ah ye and how to stop the script if its ruinning endless in the openos?

L572[11:29:46] <Magik6k> it probably does

L573[11:30:15] <Magik6k> depending on what it does, probably ctrl-c or ctrl-alt-c

L574[11:30:27] <kremsy> just have a print in a while xD

L575[11:30:30] <kremsy> cant stop that thingy xD

L576[11:30:41] <kremsy> ctrl c ctrl alt c doesnt work both

L577[11:30:48] <Magik6k> if there is no sleep reboot the computer

L578[11:31:08] <Magik6k> ctrl-c works on event.pull/os.sleep

L579[11:31:08] <kremsy> ok i restart

L580[11:31:11] <kremsy> ok

L581[11:31:25] <Magik6k> even os.sleep(0) iirc

L582[11:31:50] <kremsy> hmm ctrl c doesnt work for me even with sleep

L583[11:32:05] <Magik6k> btw printing without uses more power

L584[11:32:20] <kremsy> ok^^

L585[11:32:25] <Magik6k> dunno then, I havent been playing with OC since few months

L586[11:32:31] <kremsy> hmm ok xD

L587[11:32:35] <kremsy> annoying to always reboot

L588[11:32:43] <kremsy> and what if you want run multiple scripts

L589[11:32:51] <payonel> you can try crtl+alt+c

L590[11:32:58] <kremsy> hmm maybe the rc api does that

L591[11:33:09] <kremsy> ah ye ctrl alt c worked now

L592[11:33:18] <payonel> kremsy: lua does not have preemptive threading. if you want multiple script, they must yield

L593[11:33:41] <Magik6k> plan9k is close to it ;p

L594[11:34:08] <Magik6k> maybe because most methods yield

L595[11:34:33] <kremsy> with yielad you mean, making a loop, calling all subscripts than in that one loop

L596[11:34:42] <kremsy> im not familar yet with lua^^ but okay

L597[11:35:16]

<Snapples> Yield

L598[11:35:36] <Skye> Magik6k, how do I start the download again on the lupi website?

L599[11:35:49] <Magik6k> Skye, browswer?

L600[11:35:54] <Skye> chrome

L601[11:36:15] <Magik6k> use incognito, cache is broken for some weird reason

L602[11:36:25] <Magik6k> FF works

L603[11:37:06] <g> https://i.imgur.com/UPvQeEz.jpg

L604[11:37:07] <g> this is great

L605[11:37:08] <g> xD

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L608[11:40:37] zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos

L609[11:40:48] <Magik6k> Vexatos, o/

L610[11:40:51] <Michiyo> payonel, Pokemon Sun and Moon release date

L611[11:41:27] <payonel> kremsy: ctrl+c sends an event, "terminated"

L612[11:42:00] <payonel> ctrl+alt+c raises an abort on the current thread

L613[11:42:05] <payonel> with the message "terminated"

L614[11:42:52] <Magik6k> payonel, btw how does threading work in OpenOS?

L615[11:42:55] <payonel> also, hi Magik6k :)

L616[11:43:02] <Magik6k> ohai

L617[11:43:10] <payonel> Magik6k: via process meta data

L618[11:43:34] <payonel> /lib/process.lua holds a list of thread metadata, intercepting coroutine calls

L619[11:43:42] <Magik6k> and where is context switching implemented?

L620[11:44:13] <payonel> any call to metadata goes through process.info(nil) which uses current running thread

L621[11:46:50] <gamax92> Temia: yes, that one song ... is evil

L622[11:46:51] <kremsy> would be cool to have the possability to run multiple lua scripts in the future

L623[11:46:53] <gamax92> (turrican)

L624[11:47:42] <gamax92> I have idea though, could possibly be trying to use channels that don't exist and ... maybe it's silently crashing? dunno

L625[11:47:57] <gamax92> there's no check in the song player though, realized this.

L626[11:48:15] <gamax92> there's also no check in the api, which I should add

L627[11:48:19] <gamax92> Vexatos: D:<

L628[11:51:35] <gamax92> also could add in foundation for buffer size limit and delay limit

L629[11:55:04] <gamax92> if it were somehow silently crashing when generating data ... then it would have put nothing into the stream ... and it runs out of data, and then it actually gets valid data, and then it starts using old data!

L630[11:55:06] <gamax92> (maybe)

L631[11:57:23] <gamax92> Also today was not the day to turn in homework, was tomorrow, but whatever I just email'd him scans and turned it into his office

L632[12:00:40] <Lizzy> HOME TIME!!!

L633[12:01:39] <Vexatos> asie, it doesn't work :(

L634[12:02:25] <gamax92> Vexatos: would it okay if I added checks to all of the lua api to make sure the channel number is in range

L635[12:02:38] <Vexatos> I was going to do that anyway

L636[12:02:44] <gamax92> Well too bad D:<

L637[12:02:45] <Vexatos> I need to foolproof the hell out of that

L638[12:02:54] <gamax92> mine D:<

L639[12:03:38] <gamax92> though while StreamingBlahPlayer is nice and makes the sound continuous, it's also kinda comes with its own issues ...

L640[12:04:40] <gamax92> I have to clear the buffer if it hasn't been used in a while ..., and also have the server send things ahead of time a little bit

L641[12:05:18] <gamax92> lol Sangar I see that thumbs up.

L642[12:13:22] <Magik6k> Vexatos, https://lupi.magik6k.net/ (note that it may take 2-10min to start depending on potato level :p)

L643[12:13:37] <potato> i'm level 81

L644[12:13:50] <potato> wait no!

L645[12:13:51] <potato> 83

L646[12:14:03] <potato> Magik6k: what is this

L647[12:14:57] <Magik6k> OpenComputers emulator(LuPI) running on Linux running in v86 emulator running in javascript in browser

L648[12:15:02] <Magik6k> potato, ^

L649[12:15:34] <payonel> Magik6k: that is magnificent

L650[12:20:27] <payonel> where is the LuPI source?

L651[12:21:35] <Magik6k> payonel, https://github.com/StarChasers/LuPI2

L652[12:23:08] <Vexatos> asie :(

L653[12:24:16] <payonel> Magik6k: for step 6 listed on that readme.md, it suggests plan9k. is there any reason it can't be any oc compatible os? e.g. openos?

L654[12:25:12] <Magik6k> not translating some input codes in events from vt52/100

L655[12:25:35] <payonel> ah, ok

L656[12:27:47] <Magik6k> Input in LuPI is basically stub code that passes stdin for now

L657[12:28:04] <Magik6k> Network also needs some work

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L660[12:38:24] * Lizzy is home

L661[12:39:03] * gamax92 puts a ribbon in Lizzy's hair

L662[12:40:18] * Lizzy thanks gamax92

L663[12:54:22] <Inari> i hate when songs get censored and you just hear "f---" or "sh----", just breaks the flow of the lyircs x.x

L664[12:54:42] <Inari> (---- being just silence, not beeps)

L665[12:54:54] <g> Yeah, it works better with, eg, forget you/fuck you

L666[12:55:10] <Inari> hm?

L667[12:55:29] <g> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc0mxOXbWIU

L668[12:55:29] <MichiBot> CeeLo Green - FUCK YOU (Official Video) | length: 3m 54s | Likes: 595768 Dislikes: 12998 Views: 82047930 | by CeeLo Green

L669[12:55:35] <g> on the radio/etc, this was "forget you"

L670[12:56:52] <g> they even re-did the video

L671[12:57:08] <Inari> that... doesnte ven sound like it would make any kind of sense

L672[12:57:23] <g> It doesn't, really, but you don't lose the rhythm

L673[12:57:42] <Inari> hearing weird text that doesnt fit kinda hurts the rhythm too i think xD

L674[12:58:31] <Inari> the tabs are finally decreasgin \o/

L675[12:59:17] <Inari> (still doing that thing where i started with 1 song and opened all songs in "related videos" that i know and at least not idslike... and then keep doing that (close the one you listened to, next tab, listen, open related songs that you havent listened to yet, you dont dislike and you know)

L676[12:59:23] <Inari> for a while it just kept getting more tabs haha

L677[12:59:45] <vifino> YAY

L678[12:59:50] * vifino throws himself at Lizzy

L679[12:59:54] * Inari slaps vifino with Lizzy

L680[12:59:54] * vifino breaks Inari like a toothpick

L681[12:59:59] <Inari> :<

L682[13:00:06] <KittyKath> Nuuu not Inari!

L683[13:00:10] <Inari> why would you break a toothpick

L684[13:00:23] <KittyKath> Anger issues.

L685[13:00:41] <vifino> -_-

L686[13:01:05] * Inari growth huge like a toothpick and crushes vifino

L687[13:02:08] * vifino pets Inari

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L689[13:02:43] * Inari bites

L690[13:03:53] * Lizzy falls over

L691[13:05:48] <kremsy> whats the error too many components are connected to this computer

L692[13:07:24] <Mimiru> It means too many components are connected to the computer.

L693[13:07:28] <Inari> too many components are connected to the computer

L694[13:07:36] <Mimiru> each CPU has a limit of how many components can be connected at any time

L695[13:07:45] <kremsy> ah i see need to upgrade cpu

L696[13:07:49] <payonel> kremsy: http://ocdoc.cil.li/item:cpu

L697[13:07:58] <kremsy> thanks

L698[13:08:03] <payonel> T1=8, T2=12, T3=16

L699[13:23:16] <kremsy> alright now the fun begins, got two pcs with 2 wirless network cards :D

L700[13:35:18] <kremsy> is there also a none blocking way of receiving network messages

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L702[13:36:48] <KittyKath> You ain't gonna find out by just leaving.

L703[13:37:27] <gamax92> silly person.

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L705[13:38:52] <KittyKath> kremsy: Are you using a proper client?

L706[13:41:03] <kremsy> just using the snipped from the mdoem component^^

L707[13:41:16] <KittyKath> So no.

L708[13:41:21] <kremsy> is it a mistake in the snipped or does each pc using a own port?

L709[13:41:50] <kremsy> what you mean with propper client?

L710[13:42:08] <KittyKath> A proper IRC client.

L711[13:42:10] <Inari> "CTCP VERSION reply from kremsy [~Lukas@cm56-201-86.liwest.at]: HexChat 2.9.6 [x64] / Windows 8 [3.32GHz]" :p silly people, asking, psh.

L712[13:42:15] <kremsy> ah irc

L713[13:42:19] <kremsy> hexchat

L714[13:42:31] <kremsy> but sometimes if i maximize minecraft it throws me out of the channel

L715[13:42:34] <kremsy> must be a shortcut

L716[13:42:40] <KittyKath> Windows(TM)?

L717[13:42:55] <Inari> it says so o.o

L718[13:43:36] <payonel> kremsy: you can register an event handler

L719[13:43:39] <KittyKath> Inari: The question was rather if it's a Windows-specific problem. I wouldn't know, I haven't used Winderps for years.

L720[13:43:48] <Inari> :p

L721[13:44:09] <Inari> instead you're using linderps?

L722[13:44:15] <KittyKath> Yup

L723[13:44:52] <payonel> kremsy: http://ocdoc.cil.li/api:event

L724[13:44:55] <payonel> see event.listen

L725[13:45:44] <Inari> KittyKath: linux will die by 2020 anyways

L726[13:45:52] <KittyKath> Inari: Cool

L727[13:46:04] <payonel> one could add event.listen("modem_message", function(...) print("modem message received") end)

L728[13:46:32] <Inari> according to https://xkcd.com/1508/ anyway

L729[13:46:40] <kremsy> got themesage at least

L730[13:46:42] <Inari> well not "die"

L731[13:46:50] <Inari> but oyu get the idea

L732[13:46:50] <Inari> :P

L733[13:46:54] <kremsy> but it still blocks until an event appears

L734[13:47:02] <kremsy> oh wait yours is just a closure, than it continues?

L735[13:47:02] <payonel> event.listen does not block

L736[13:47:22] <CompanionCube> Inari, the only problem with that

L737[13:47:34] <CompanionCube> is the implication of GNU/HURD even achieving actual usage

L738[13:47:40] <Inari> i was actualyl trying to fin da different xkcd

L739[13:47:42] <Inari> but coudltn recall its name

L740[13:47:43] <Inari> :3

L741[13:47:50] <KittyKath> Inari: No that's just what the XKCD guy uses. I'll only go even more crazy and switch to GentPleaseKillMeNow or one of the BSDs as to annoy the fuck out of asie.

L742[13:48:01] <kremsy> is it possible on event.listen to access local fields from the closure?

L743[13:48:09] <Inari> KittyKath: use the original bsd tests :D

L744[13:48:17] <KittyKath> Inari: Nah

L745[13:48:20] <payonel> kremsy: yes

L746[13:48:21] <Inari> :<

L747[13:48:24] <Inari> hm

L748[13:48:26] * CompanionCube would most likely be using an OS styled in the form of Genera

L749[13:48:34] <Inari> genera?

L750[13:48:55] <CompanionCube> basically, an OS where everything was written in a single languge

L751[13:49:00] <payonel> kremsy: closures are actually tables of data that are created for the function code chunk, and hold refs

L752[13:49:03] <CompanionCube> and you could view / modify all of the system's code

L753[13:49:03] <KittyKath> payonel: Lua closures? Actual closures or just anonymous functions?

L754[13:49:14] <asie> KittyKath: What?

L755[13:49:15] <Inari> CompanionCube: that would be cool :p

L756[13:49:17] <asie> I used NetBSD and OpenBSD both.

L757[13:49:24] <asie> In fact, I'm typing from OpenBSD on a VPS right now!

L758[13:49:29] <KittyKath> CompanionCube: So Linux if people would stop using shitty languages?

L759[13:49:39] <asie> He means modify live.

L760[13:49:42] <asie> So something like the Smalltalk VM?

L761[13:49:48] <CompanionCube> pretty much

L762[13:49:48] <asie> Or a FORTH/LISP Machine?

L763[13:50:03] <CompanionCube> Smalltalk VMs / LISP machines are surprisingly similar in that area

L764[13:50:42] <CompanionCube> the main difference imho is that a Lisp machine has hardware specially designed / used for the task

L765[13:50:50] <vifino> KittyKath: GentPleaseKillMeNow?

L766[13:50:56] <vifino> How dare you.

L767[13:50:57] <KittyKath> asie: You just *know* I would send every bugreport to you (with a kiss) just because I know you'd hate it :P

L768[13:51:02] <KittyKath> vifino: Just to offend you <3

L769[13:51:14] <vifino> HOW DARE YOU

L770[13:51:53] <CompanionCube> A Smalltalk environment in OC would be awesome...but adding a non-crap interface would be Fun.

L771[13:55:38] <kremsy> wtf it keeps listening even if i kill the thingy with ctrl alt c and be in the editor

L772[13:56:46] <Inari> event listeners dont automatically unregister :P

L773[13:57:31] <kremsy> how to kill the script than probably? xD

L774[14:03:34] <gamax92> Temia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_4WpWBA9uA

L775[14:03:35] <MichiBot> Computronics SoundCard - Second Test | length: 3m 8s | Likes: 0 Dislikes: 0 Views: 0 | by gamax92

L776[14:03:59] <Temia> \o/

L777[14:04:36] <kremsy> if i make handleEvent(eventId, ...)

L778[14:04:45] <kremsy> the message should be the 6th parameter, how to access that one?

L779[14:04:52] <gamax92> select(6, ...)

L780[14:06:36] <Lizzy> Inari, http://imgur.com/gallery/W35hAhs

L781[14:07:18] <Temia> Hmm. Gamax, is this using the basic waves without frequency modulation? Or am I just half-asleep and not noticing the signs of it? o.o

L782[14:07:45] <gamax92> I don't have anything to use with FM

L783[14:07:51] <kremsy> it works, amazing

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L786[14:08:04] <Temia> Ah.

L787[14:08:08] <LuMistry> Greetings

L788[14:08:45] <Temia> Port a SID song?

L789[14:09:11] <gamax92> That is a SID song :P

L790[14:09:23] <Temia> Oh.

L791[14:09:41] * Temia rubs her eyes. She's still sleepy. =.=

L792[14:09:58] <Temia> Plenty of SID music out there that does some great modulation though...

L793[14:10:02] * gamax92 lifts Temia up and puts in tree

L794[14:10:08] * Temia moo? o-o

L795[14:13:54] <Inari> gamax92: sounds better than test 1 :P

L796[14:17:46] <S3> gamax92: OCBSD will be so nice because of write-behind block caching

L797[14:17:54] <S3> but I wonder how much I can really buffer

L798[14:18:07] <S3> I need to do it in a way that you can prevent from running out of ram

L799[14:18:26] * Lizzy gets Temia down from the tree

L800[14:18:38] * Temia flumps against Lizzy. yaaay \\o/

L801[14:19:15] <Vexatos> Cruor ._.

L802[14:20:31] <Cruor> Vexatos: wat

L803[14:20:52] <Vexatos> You seen that video gamax92 linked

L804[14:21:06] <Cruor> working on it

L805[14:21:32] * Lizzy collapses from tiredness

L806[14:21:33] <Cruor> :> this is nice

L807[14:22:25] <Cruor> gamax92: where is this from?

L808[14:22:31] <gamax92> Cruor: which?

L809[14:22:37] <Cruor> second test

L810[14:24:03] <Cruor> wait, the braille in OC, are all the dots next to each other?

L811[14:24:12] <Cruor> like the teletext chars in newest CC

L812[14:24:15] <gamax92> yeah, on the new font

L813[14:24:23] <Cruor> thats nice :o

L814[14:24:25] <gamax92> new font also has 3x2

L815[14:24:38] <gamax92> erm ... 2x3

L816[14:24:39] <S3> can we write pixels yet?

L817[14:24:44] <Cruor> S3: yea :p

L818[14:24:50] <S3> REALLY?!

L819[14:24:56] <S3> so I can start making my own font now..

L820[14:25:07] <Cruor> you just have 2 unique colors per 2x3 chunk :p

L821[14:25:16] <gamax92> 2x4 chunk

L822[14:25:26] <Cruor> oh, right

L823[14:25:46] <Cruor> what resolution does that end up at?

L824[14:26:02] <gamax92> 160x50 -> 320x200

L825[14:26:31] <asie> yeah

L826[14:26:35] <gamax92> Cruor: were you not here when GreaseMonkey and asie were battling it out with image generation algorithms to use the new braille font?

L827[14:26:40] <asie> https://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/864-chenthread-image-format-high-quality-images-on-opencomputers/

L828[14:26:54] <S3> Cruor: well that's dumb.. I thought we escaped color pallettes 20 years ago

L829[14:26:56] <asie> and since I felt a bit of a charity spirit that day

L830[14:26:58] <asie> http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/26186-chenthread-image-format-quality-images-on-18-computercraft/

L831[14:27:06] <Temia> Why is it called Chenthread anyway?

L832[14:27:08] <Cruor> gamax92: i dont really read anything in this channel :p

L833[14:27:12] <asie> Temia: the demoscene group is called ChenThread

L834[14:27:14] <S3> lo

L835[14:27:15] <S3> lol*

L836[14:27:17] <gamax92> lolo

L837[14:27:20] <asie> lolol

L838[14:27:33] <Temia> ...and why is the demoscene group called ChenThread D:

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L840[14:27:40] <asie> Temia: because Chen

L841[14:27:44] * asie honks violently

L842[14:27:55] <Temia> This works for me

L843[14:28:00] <asie> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sIKYlxDxwE

L844[14:28:01] <MichiBot> Chen Goes Fishing - Digitally Remastered | length: 1m 31s | Likes: 2765 Dislikes: 25 Views: 92214 | by Primantiss

L845[14:28:02] <asie> how can you not love chen

L846[14:28:16] <S3> Ok next step: We need translation functions on the GPU to swap pages and grab sections and animate them, etc

L847[14:28:23] <S3> and layering and alpha

L848[14:28:27] <asie> lol

L849[14:28:32] <asie> have fun with client sync

L850[14:28:44] <Cruor> anyone got all the colors in a .png at hand? :p

L851[14:28:46] <asie> while NOT eating a lot of bandwidth

L852[14:28:51] <Cruor> T3 once that is

L853[14:28:58] <S3> asie: :D

L854[14:29:15] <S3> asie: well that's it then

L855[14:29:27] <S3> I will add a Progressive scan framebuffer in OCBSD that canbe turned on

L856[14:29:28] <Temia> Hmm.

L857[14:29:34] <asie> OCBSD?

L858[14:29:40] <S3> yep!

L859[14:29:45] <asie> which is?

L860[14:29:48] <asie> Cruor: http://asie.pl/ocpal.gif

L861[14:29:52] <S3> exactly what it says

L862[14:29:59] <S3> a BSD like kernel on OC

L863[14:30:00] <asie> S3: OpenComputers based on the NetBSD kernel

L864[14:30:00] <Temia> Hey Asie, how much of a nightmare do you think transparency in CTIF would be?

L865[14:30:02] <asie> oh.

L866[14:30:04] <asie> :(

L867[14:30:11] <asie> Temia: "No"

L868[14:30:19] <Cruor> asie: i hope that image only contains 256 unique colors :p

L869[14:30:20] <S3> asie: it's actually closer to the FreeBSD arch

L870[14:30:24] <asie> Cruor: It's a .gif :P

L871[14:30:35] <S3> asie: and it will work with Magik6k's MRFS

L872[14:30:54] <Cruor> asie: so you are telling me i can grab a frame with only the colors? :p

L873[14:30:57] <gamax92> But what is MRFS

L874[14:31:03] <asie> https://github.com/asiekierka/modalyzer here's a little thing i coded

L875[14:31:07] <asie> it analyzes mods

L876[14:31:17] <asie> can accurately determine minecraft version and side just by analyzing .class files

L877[14:31:18] <S3> asie: but the real beauty with OCBSD besides networking is that it runs on unmanaged disks with write behind block cache so it runs faster than managed drives on OpenOS

L878[14:31:21] <gamax92> and then strips out api's from them?

L879[14:31:25] <gamax92> :>

L880[14:31:27] <g> I thought that was a moodalyzer

L881[14:31:29] <g> :v

L882[14:31:37] <S3> gamax92: Magik6k's multi rack file system

L883[14:31:37] <Temia> I'm just trying to figure out how much effort it would be to use CTIF to make visual novel graphics.

L884[14:31:45] <asie> Temia: Oh.

L885[14:31:48] <gamax92> oh

L886[14:31:51] <asie> You should do it for the OC Demo Competition!

L887[14:31:58] <asie> http://blog.asie.pl/2016/03/29/btm16/

L888[14:32:01] <asie> It has a Game category

L889[14:32:03] <Temia> Well I might... but I can't draw.

L890[14:32:07] <Temia> Also effort.

L891[14:32:07] <asie> Team up!

L892[14:32:15] <gamax92> asie: when's btm16 agan?

L893[14:32:17] <asie> gamax92: July 29-31

L894[14:32:22] <gamax92> can probably make

L895[14:32:22] <Forecaster> I can't draw either, but I try sometimes

L896[14:32:23] <Forecaster> :P

L897[14:32:56] <S3> I can draw fancy looking stick men

L898[14:33:12] <gamax92> S3: Handsome Stickman?

L899[14:33:17] <S3> no..

L900[14:33:20] <Vexatos> gamax92, make sure to finish sound card before :>

L901[14:33:28] <S3> gamax92: YES

L902[14:33:32] <gamax92> Vexatos: yeah, investigating an idea to help fix a thing

L903[14:33:49] <S3> gamax92: and make me a damn blasted frigging ADC w/ Comparator so I can do DSP damn it

L904[14:33:56] <gamax92> which will get rid of this minor regression when moving to the Streaming thingy

L905[14:33:57] <Vexatos> what kind of issues were you having with buggyaudioplayer?

L906[14:34:08] <gamax92> is too fucking slow :v

L907[14:34:52] <gamax92> oh, that's problematic, idea no go

L908[14:34:57] <Temia> I was also thinking of using DFPWM to stream background music for the VN, but depending on the noise card's progress by that point, MIDI playback might be an option too.

L909[14:35:09] <gamax92> Temia: like a true Visual Novel :P

L910[14:35:24] * Temia grabs her pile of old free RPG Maker MIDIs from obscure doujin sites +_+

L911[14:35:45] <asie> Temia: Do it!

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L913[14:35:53] <asie> I am planning to make a game myself too.

L914[14:36:16] <gamax92> asie: is beep-goes-the-pixel a good game?

L915[14:36:17] <S3> zork!

L916[14:36:21] <asie> gamax92: sure

L917[14:36:23] <asie> anything

L918[14:36:24] <Gavle> ~w openos

L919[14:36:24] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/item:openos_floppy

L920[14:36:25] <asie> just submit SOMETHING

L921[14:36:26] <gamax92> yes port a z machine to OpenOS

L922[14:36:34] <S3> ~w relay

L923[14:36:34] <ocdoc> Predicted http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#pdf-io.read ( I tried D: )

L924[14:36:37] <gamax92> asie: THEN FIX THE AUDOEIOFJK

L925[14:36:49] <S3> ~w betterwiki

L926[14:36:49] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/

L927[14:36:55] <gamax92> lol

L928[14:37:01] <gamax92> good job ocdoc.

L929[14:37:03] <asie> Sangar: https://twitter.com/asiekierka/status/730119485269643265 plz rt

L930[14:37:03] <gamax92> good job.

L931[14:37:04] <MichiBot> Tue May 10 14:37:04 CDT 2016 @asiekierka: Reminder: OpenComputers Demo/Game Competition - Deadline: July 29th - Official website this week! - Info/Rules: https://t.co/Lmq4thhzub

L932[14:37:12] <Cruor> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23386746/ShareX/2016/05/10/t6.png oh... this looks a lot nicer with 256 colors instead of CC 16 :p

L933[14:37:19] <asie> Cruor: JUST USE CTIF

L934[14:37:27] <asie> unless you are

L935[14:37:33] <asie> you aren't; it's still 328x243

L936[14:37:40] <asie> also, CTIF will generate a few extra colors

L937[14:37:41] <Cruor> yeah, i didnt resize it

L938[14:37:44] <asie> as the first 16 are overrideable

L939[14:37:46] <gamax92> lewd

L940[14:37:49] <asie> but yeah

L941[14:38:01] <Cruor> i just changed the palette and pixels per char

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L943[14:38:03] <asie> i can't wait to see OpenComputers become yet another porn platform

L944[14:38:05] <asie> :|

L945[14:38:26] <Gavle> is there a GitHub for openOS or something?

L946[14:38:31] <Gavle> I think there is, but I can't find it

L947[14:38:49] <Forecaster> ask payonel

L948[14:38:51] <Cruor> asie: i was just using the previous test image <_<

L949[14:38:52] <Gavle> ~w BIOS

L950[14:38:53] <ocdoc> Predicted http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#pdf-io

L951[14:39:50] <asie> but yes

L952[14:39:52] <asie> everyone and all of you

L953[14:39:55] <asie> GET CODING

L954[14:39:56] <asie> 2.5 months left

L955[14:39:58] <asie> produce something awesome

L956[14:40:00] <asie> and win prizes!

L957[14:40:06] * CompanionCube is not sure what to do

L958[14:40:11] <kremsy> still wondering that i have enough ram with the 2x tier 1 xED

L959[14:40:13] <Cruor> asie: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23386746/ShareX/2016/05/10/t6.png happy? (sharex loves uploading files .-.)

L960[14:40:15] <kremsy> im done with all i needed xD

L961[14:40:27] <CompanionCube> 4MB would always be nice, yes.

L962[14:40:39] <asie> Cruor: x256?

L963[14:40:40] <asie> 320x200 is the res

L964[14:41:05] <Cruor> i cba to resize the image <_>

L965[14:41:09] <gamax92> Cruor is drunk

L966[14:42:23] <asie> Druor

L967[14:42:33] <Cruor> gamax92: not yet ;_;

L968[14:43:03] <Cruor> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23386746/ShareX/2016/05/10/cc_t6.png buying colors, send help

L969[14:43:31] <S3> asie: I will make a game!

L970[14:43:36] <S3> and I won't tell you how I'ma make it

L971[14:43:40] <S3> because itl blow your mind

L972[14:43:53] <asie> Cruor: CC/10

L973[14:44:01] <CompanionCube> I'm tempted to make an OS / kernel

L974[14:44:11] <asie> for the competition's Wild? anything goes

L975[14:44:30] <Skye> I want to make Izaya make a drone based network system

L976[14:45:21] <Cruor> what is going on in here even? ;_;

L977[14:45:24] <Cruor> some event? :I

L978[14:45:28] <kremsy> partey

L979[14:45:41] <asie> Cruor: Yes

L980[14:45:45] <asie> http://blog.asie.pl/2016/03/29/btm16/

L981[14:45:50] <asie> soon

L982[14:45:56] <Vexatos> ™®©

L983[14:45:57] <Cruor> o, btm

L984[14:46:12] <Cruor> Vexatos: i know what i can code for btm

L985[14:46:30] <Vexatos> Cruor, what

L986[14:46:47] <S3> CompanionCube: work on S3IX/OCBSD

L987[14:47:07] <Cruor> Vexatos: please :I

L988[14:47:23] <Vexatos> Cruor, what do you want to code U:

L989[14:47:25] <CompanionCube> eh

L990[14:47:32] * Cruor gives up Vexatos

L991[14:47:51] <Vexatos> Oh wait

L992[14:47:54] <Vexatos> O H W A I T

L993[14:48:01] <Vexatos> O H W A I T

L994[14:48:03] <Vexatos> ._.

L995[14:48:04] <CompanionCube> what will OCBSD be like? Written in Lua or are you targeting another arch

L996[14:48:09] <Vexatos> Cruor, sorry ;_;

L997[14:48:10] <Vexatos> ;________;

L998[14:48:22] <Temia> I am wholly tempted to be lazy

L999[14:48:28] <Vexatos> (._.

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L1002[14:48:38] <Vexatos> I AM SORRY CRUOR OKAY? PLEASE STOP YELLING

L1003[14:48:39] <Temia> And just write a Cosmosphere simulator

L1004[14:48:44] <Cruor> :I

L1005[14:48:48] <Vexatos> so uh

L1006[14:48:55] <Vexatos> %tell Cruor Shurtle when

L1007[14:48:59] <MichiBot> Vexatos: Cruor will be notified of this message when next seen.

L1008[14:48:59] <Temia> (and thus indoctrinate a mass of impressionable young minecrafters' minds to ar tonelico muwahahaha)

L1009[14:49:06] <Cruor> :I

L1010[14:49:39] <Vexatos> asie, which demo category would robot programs fall into

L1011[14:50:01] <asie> Vexatos: Wild

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L1013[14:50:04] <asie> most of the crazy stuff is in WIld

L1014[14:50:07] <Vexatos> Cruor goes wild

L1015[14:50:10] <asie> Demo is for screen demos, Game is for games

L1016[14:50:12] <Inari> "For the Wild category - go wild! You can use Robots, Drones, even TIS-3D or redstone! "

L1017[14:50:14] <Inari> do you even read

L1018[14:50:14] <Inari> :P

L1019[14:50:20] <Cruor> always wild

L1020[14:50:23] <payonel> Forecaster: ask me what?

L1021[14:50:28] <Vexatos> Cruor, you have never been wilderer

L1022[14:50:33] <Inari> Cruor: hentai VN?

L1023[14:50:36] <payonel> github for openos?

L1024[14:50:41] <Cruor> Inari: yea, im porting renpy to OC

L1025[14:51:01] <payonel> https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/tree/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/resources/assets/opencomputers/loot/OpenOS

L1026[14:51:06] <Inari> hm i might see if i submit something

L1027[14:51:10] <payonel> Gavle: ^

L1028[14:51:10] <Inari> though i dont think it woudl win any prizes

L1029[14:51:11] <Inari> :P

L1030[14:51:23] <Gavle> payonel, I just figured that out

L1031[14:51:29] <Gavle> thank you for your assistance though

L1032[14:51:43] <Inari> asie: why is the map not provided for DL btw?

L1033[14:51:45] <Cruor> Vexatos: ill learn you viking language

L1034[14:51:48] <Cruor> you ready?

L1035[14:51:53] <asie> Inari: Reasons.

L1036[14:51:57] <Inari> :<

L1037[14:52:06] <Vexatos> Cruor, Swedish? :3

L1038[14:52:08] * Vexatos runs

L1039[14:52:08] <KittyKath> Inari: 99% Shadow, 1% all the other people.

L1040[14:52:10] <asie> I am archiving the maps and I will eventually publish them.

L1041[14:52:13] <Cruor> Vexatos: uhh, norwegian

L1042[14:52:16] <Cruor> but close enough

L1043[14:52:25] <Vexatos> I WAS MAKING A JOKE HENCE THE ME RUNNING AWAY

L1044[14:52:36] <Inari> i couldnt look at all the booths last time (cause there was weird lag when i trie dto <.<) and noone seemed to have recorded em all

L1045[14:52:40] <Vexatos> dammit cruor

L1046[14:52:42] <Vexatos> :<

L1047[14:52:43] <Cruor> Vexatos: when you hold your glass

L1048[14:52:44] <Cruor> you say

L1049[14:52:48] <Cruor> "skål for faen"

L1050[14:52:50] <asie> Inari: we'll debug it harder this time

L1051[14:52:57] <Cruor> this is viking/10 language

L1052[14:53:04] <Vexatos> Cruor, how about no

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L1054[14:53:08] <Cruor> wat

L1055[14:53:14] <Inari> asie: well i seemed to be one of the few people getting that werid lag :P where everything i did was kind only getting ot the server 30 seconds later

L1056[14:53:17] <Vexatos> I don't know Norwegian but I can tell you that this is wrong anyway

L1057[14:53:18] <Inari> i saw other people moving about just fine

L1058[14:53:18] <Vexatos> >_>

L1059[14:53:22] * Inari shrugs

L1060[14:53:25] <Cruor> Vexatos: wtf man

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L1062[14:53:53] <S3> so the holographic viscor in OC

L1063[14:53:55] <Vexatos> Cruor, please, Oddstr13 is better at this than you >_>

L1064[14:53:55] <S3> visor*

L1065[14:53:57] <Inari> whats thea rtwork category for even? who can make the best image display in OC?

L1066[14:54:00] <S3> can I draw pixels to that too?

L1067[14:54:03] <asie> Inari: Actual art you make.

L1068[14:54:06] <Cruor> Vexatos: wtf man

L1069[14:54:07] <asie> Also, the categories are not set in stone

L1070[14:54:07] <Inari> ah

L1071[14:54:08] <Inari> :P

L1072[14:54:10] <Cruor> what was wrong with my viking?

L1073[14:54:13] <payonel> KittyKath: what was your question about closures? "Lua closures? Actual closures or just anonymous functions?" kremsy was asking if the anonymous function could use variables in an implicit closure -- context: lua

L1074[14:54:14] <Vexatos> asie, also 3D prints?

L1075[14:54:18] <asie> Vexatos: I suppose.

L1076[14:54:19] <Inari> S3: theres a holo visor?

L1077[14:54:23] <asie> But then Chisels&Bits counts too, no?

L1078[14:54:24] <S3> yes

L1079[14:54:28] <Vexatos> Cruor, well it is Viking, but not related to glass at all :P

L1080[14:54:32] <S3> Inari: I forget what its called

L1081[14:54:34] <Inari> S3: since when? o.o

L1082[14:54:36] <Cruor> Vexatos: FINE

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L1084[14:54:40] <S3> Inari: addon

L1085[14:54:41] <Vexatos> asie, only if you build computers with them

L1086[14:54:44] <Cruor> take your biggest and meanest ****ing drinking HORN

L1087[14:54:45] <Inari> ah, so not OC :P

L1088[14:54:47] <Cruor> and just

L1089[14:54:51] <Cruor> "SKÅL FOR FAEN" :I

L1090[14:54:56] <Cruor> now you are true viking

L1091[14:54:57] <Vexatos> No.

L1092[14:55:14] <S3> Inari: not with oc but fo roc

L1093[14:55:30] <Inari> is glowstone cooling a new redstone mod?

L1094[14:55:36] <asie> no

L1095[14:55:38] <KittyKath> payonel: I think I was asking if Lua has real closures or just anonymous functions.

L1096[14:55:38] <Cruor> Vexatos: :I you are bad viking

L1097[14:55:48] <Inari> :p

L1098[14:55:48] <Vexatos> Cruor, I am German

L1099[14:55:52] <asie> Inari: glowstone cooling is reducing lighting calculation load on the server

L1100[14:55:55] <Inari> i like that it will be on 1.9

L1101[14:55:56] <asie> redstone does a lot of lighting updates in vanilla

L1102[14:55:59] <asie> 1.9.4*

L1103[14:56:13] <Inari> 1.9.4 :p

L1104[14:56:22] <Inari> page says 1.9

L1105[14:56:28] <asie> 1.9.x*

L1106[14:56:34] <Cruor> Vexatos: uhhh... Toast zu ficken?

L1107[14:56:36] <asie> doesn't it?

L1108[14:56:39] <Inari> Cruor: wat

L1109[14:56:44] <Inari> "Minecraft Version: 1.9"

L1110[14:56:46] <asie> huh

L1111[14:56:48] <asie> whatever

L1112[14:56:48] <Vexatos> Cruor, pls

L1113[14:56:50] <Vexatos> but yes

L1114[14:56:53] <Vexatos> pretty much

L1115[14:56:54] <Cruor> XD

L1116[14:57:01] <KittyKath> Cruor: Perfect translation. +1

L1117[14:57:15] <Cruor> KittyKath: google translate op

L1118[14:57:16] <Inari> its not exactly toast

L1119[14:57:18] <Inari> but reminds me of http://www.foodbeast.com/news/russian-hacker-icecream/

L1120[14:57:21] <Cruor> the english one was horribad

L1121[14:57:28] <Cruor> "toast to fuck"

L1122[14:57:30] <Cruor> yup,

L1123[14:57:32] <Cruor> thats what i meant

L1124[14:57:38] <Vexatos> this is what the German one means ;)

L1125[14:57:39] <Vexatos> apparently

L1126[14:57:39] <Cruor> german one seems like that to :p

L1127[14:57:57] <Vexatos> 14/10 would viking again

L1128[14:58:02] <S3> Inari: http://starchasers.pl/OpenGlasses/doku.php?id=lineworld

L1129[14:58:18] <Cruor> Vexatos: "Toast for fucks sake" would be correct :p

L1130[14:58:19] <payonel> KittyKath: lua closures are real closures

L1131[14:58:26] <S3> not that page in particular, Inari heh

L1132[14:58:28] <KittyKath> Inari: Liquid nitrogen is pretty good for making icecream though...

L1133[14:58:35] <Vexatos> KittyKath, nub

L1134[14:58:39] <gamax92> nub

L1135[14:58:39] <Vexatos> real pros use liquid oxygen

L1136[14:58:43] <Vexatos> it's blue

L1137[14:58:45] <Vexatos> SKY BLUE

L1138[14:58:51] <Inari> KittyKath: odd

L1139[14:58:51] <gamax92> sky soda

L1140[14:58:52] <Inari> wrong link :P

L1141[14:58:54] <Vexatos> IT IS THE REASON WHY THE SKY IS BLUE IT IS SO AWESOME

L1142[14:59:00] <S3> you know

L1143[14:59:12] <payonel> #lua g=function(x)return function(y)return x+y end end c1=g(1) c2=g(2) return c1(0),c2(0)

L1144[14:59:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1 | 2

L1145[14:59:14] <Gavle> hm

L1146[14:59:21] <gamax92> S3: I didn't :o

L1147[14:59:23] <S3> water is the only compound on earth we know about that occurs in 3 of all four states naturally

L1148[14:59:24] <Gavle> my basic eeprom fails hard

L1149[14:59:26] <payonel> KittyKath: ^

L1150[14:59:27] <KittyKath> Vexatos: So is Cherenkov radiation.

L1151[14:59:30] <Gavle> https://gist.github.com/MajorGeneralRelativity/73192e71a4de7f73f8ce865553fe629b

L1152[14:59:33] <payonel> that constitutes real closures

L1153[14:59:37] <Inari> KittyKath: http://www.foodbeast.com/news/this-cherry-blossom-bread-totally-looks-like-a-vagina-nsfwish/ fixed

L1154[14:59:49] <gamax92> umm.

L1155[14:59:59] <Vexatos> KittyKath, but it is blue because of an unpaired electron ;_; almost as cool as glacial ice which literally contains free electrons trapped in the crystal

L1156[15:00:03] <Vexatos> and is blue because of that

L1157[15:00:04] <gamax92> oh that thing.

L1158[15:00:11] <KittyKath> Inari: Why are you sending me that? I know what a vagina looks like kthx.

L1159[15:00:11] <Gavle> it says "failed loading bios: bios 55: <eof> expected near 'local'"

L1160[15:00:18] <Inari> KittyKath: haha

L1161[15:00:18] <Cruor> Vexatos: i can learn you more viking

L1162[15:00:31] <Vexatos> Cruor, http://kuchengabel.de

L1163[15:00:43] <Gavle> I can't figure out why line 55 would keep breaking

L1164[15:00:44] <Cruor> kjøkkengaffel? .-.

L1165[15:00:52] <Inari> Vexatos: no, thats badly centered text

L1166[15:00:54] <S3> you know

L1167[15:01:03] <gamax92> S3: I didn't :o

L1168[15:01:03] <S3> liquid oxygen can actually be suspended by using magnets

L1169[15:01:13] <payonel> Gavle: because you have a return before it

L1170[15:01:17] <S3> gamax92: WELL NOW YOU KNOW

L1171[15:01:18] <payonel> #lua return 1 c = 4

L1172[15:01:18] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: <eof> expected near 'c'

L1173[15:01:28] <Gavle> payonel, um

L1174[15:01:34] <Gavle> I thought that was to make io exist?

L1175[15:01:39] <S3> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSJAwndDTds

L1176[15:01:40] <MichiBot> DID YOU KNOW THAT? | length: 9s | Likes: 5125 Dislikes: 55 Views: 651449 | by Daniel Causton

L1177[15:01:44] <Gavle> do I not need that io?

L1178[15:01:49] <Vexatos> S3, it is paramagnetic IT IS SO COOL WELL I MEAN LITERALLY BECAUSE IT IS -68°C AT LEAST BWAHAHA LOOK I MADE A PUN YOU BETTER LAUGH NOW

L1179[15:01:50] <Gavle> I mean return

L1180[15:02:00] <gamax92> Vexatos: what's a good chunk size in ms?

L1181[15:02:09] <payonel> Gavle: from a QUICK read of the code, no, you don't need that line at all

L1182[15:02:14] <Vexatos> gamax92, n

L1183[15:02:17] <Gavle> ok, i'll delete it

L1184[15:02:27] <gamax92> Vexatos: 14>

L1185[15:02:28] <gamax92> ?

L1186[15:02:42] <gamax92> okay, 14ms chunks it is then

L1187[15:03:43] <Vexatos> gamax92, n ∊ ℝ

L1188[15:03:55] <Cruor> Vexatos: just ask, and ill translate to viking language for you

L1189[15:04:01] <Cruor> so you can be viking, just like crucru

L1190[15:04:18] <Gavle> payonel, do you happen to know where the require function comes from?

L1191[15:04:22] <Gavle> I need to implement that too

L1192[15:04:23] <Vexatos> But I don't want to be Viking

L1193[15:04:29] <Vexatos> Vikings have no awesome bread

L1194[15:04:38] <Cruor> :I

L1195[15:04:42] <Vexatos> and only one decent university

L1196[15:04:45] <gamax92> KittyKath: Do you want some DDR2

L1197[15:04:56] <KittyKath> gamax92: No, why should I?

L1198[15:04:57] <Cruor> Vexatos: ta deg en bolle :I

L1199[15:05:05] <gamax92> KittyKath: because is free

L1200[15:05:10] <KittyKath> gamax92: So?

L1201[15:05:25] <Vexatos> Cruor, I wot

L1202[15:05:33] <gamax92> KittyKath: Would you like a motherboard with blown capacitors and extra money to fix capacitors?

L1203[15:06:12] <Cruor> Vexatos: :I

L1204[15:06:12] <KittyKath> gamax92: No, not really. Give it to someone who enjoys playing with that kind of stuff, maybe asie or Izaya.

L1205[15:06:46] <gamax92> First come first serve!

L1206[15:06:46] <gamax92> Broken electronics from gamax92!

L1207[15:06:46] <gamax92> Everything free!

L1208[15:07:21] <asie> Nothanks

L1209[15:07:34] <Cruor> Vexatos: you can just you know, google translate it :I

L1210[15:07:38] <CompanionCube> also, Izaya would likely not want it because shipping is hell

L1211[15:07:38] <Cruor> because it will make sense

L1212[15:07:53] <gamax92> Ever desired a GPU that displays broken graphics at 1920x1080? Well I've got just the thing for you!

L1213[15:08:08] <gamax92> (no joke, have old GPU that failed)

L1214[15:08:21] <Gavle> gamax92, want to give me a Geforce GTX 1080? :P

L1215[15:08:24] <Gavle> I want 2 XD

L1216[15:08:30] <Vexatos> Cruor, totally

L1217[15:08:31] <gamax92> out of stock

L1218[15:08:39] <Gavle> dang

L1219[15:09:35] <gamax92> KittyKath: What about homemade carrot cake?

L1220[15:10:21] <gamax92> There's too much carrot cake here left .-.

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L1222[15:11:11] <Cruor> Vexatos: du må snakke viking :<

L1223[15:11:30] <Vexatos> Cruor, nope

L1224[15:11:44] <KittyKath> gamax92: If you bring it here, sure.

L1225[15:12:26] <gamax92> how much does a flight to germany and back cost

L1226[15:12:57] <Vexatos>

L1227[15:13:04] <gamax92> yes that's a character

L1228[15:13:26] <Vexatos> Cruor, I use the Å

L1229[15:13:36] <Cruor> :I

L1230[15:13:41] <Vexatos> it's an Ångström, 10^(-10)m

L1231[15:13:48] <Cruor> den e brun? :I

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L1233[15:16:33] <Gavle> hot damn

L1234[15:16:50] <Gavle> my supposedly simple eeprom is now up to 4KB

L1235[15:18:14] <Gavle> that's it, I'm going to stop trying to make shortcuts and just do this myself

L1236[15:18:31] <payonel> Gavle: i was afk, "do you happen to know where the require function comes from?" still relevant?

L1237[15:18:39] <Gavle> nope

L1238[15:18:41] <payonel> k

L1239[15:19:04] <Gavle> I just want to read and print to the damn screen XD

L1240[15:19:18] <Gavle> I thought I could just implement the relevant libs, but they probably won't fit

L1241[15:19:24] <payonel> #lua print("to the damn screen XD")

L1242[15:19:24] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > to the damn screen XD | nil

L1243[15:19:31] <payonel> oh

L1244[15:19:35] <payonel> yeah, you're in eeprom

L1245[15:20:03] <payonel> take a look at //init.lua status() it uses some simple gpu code for printing

L1246[15:20:46] <Gavle> where can I find said init.lua?

L1247[15:21:20] <payonel> Gavle: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/resources/assets/opencomputers/loot/OpenOS/init.lua#L50

L1248[15:25:26] <Gavle> payonel, this gives me an error: https://gist.github.com/MajorGeneralRelativity/3bbdd5ff543d250fc3220038aa0c9c82

L1249[15:25:32] <Skye> asie, are you here?

L1250[15:25:36] <Gavle> it says, "unrecoverable error: computer halted"

L1251[15:25:40] <asie> Skye: No.

L1252[15:26:35] <alekso56> hakase hakase hakase

L1253[15:27:31] <payonel> Gavle: well you don't have a screen variable defined (thus nil) but i shouldn't have crashed, just done nothing

L1254[15:28:08] <payonel> you could also add local screen = component.list('screen', true)()

L1255[15:28:33] <gamax92> Vexatos: okay there, now you can accept PR

L1256[15:32:52] <payonel> Gavle: also, i looked a little more carefully at your test eeprom code you pasted earlier

L1257[15:32:54] <Vexatos> gamax92, how often are packets sent... and how big are they >_>

L1258[15:33:05] <gamax92> Vexatos: that's for you to write

L1259[15:33:11] <Vexatos> what?

L1260[15:33:12] <payonel> you're making some erroneous assumptions about how libraries in lua work

L1261[15:33:13] <gamax92> did you really expect me to do everything for you

L1262[15:33:17] <Vexatos> No, I mean

L1263[15:33:19] <Vexatos> you did that

L1264[15:33:29] <Vexatos> how would you record a video

L1265[15:33:32] <Gavle> payonel, that's almost certainly the case XD

L1266[15:33:35] <Vexatos> without having sent any packet

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L1268[15:33:58] <gamax92> packets are sent based on how many delay's are there

L1269[15:34:29] <gamax92> they should probably be chunked up though ... and server sided processing so that a state can be sent to a new client

L1270[15:35:09] <Vexatos> hm I see

L1271[15:35:29] <Vexatos> But yea, you'd have to send the state to any player coming in listening range

L1272[15:35:36] <Vexatos> hmm

L1273[15:35:37] <gamax92> and I don't know how to do that :D

L1274[15:35:42] <Vexatos> Me neither

L1275[15:35:44] <gamax92> heh.

L1276[15:35:48] <Vexatos> apart from NBTing the entire state

L1277[15:36:30] * gamax92 looks at code that might have what I want ...

L1278[15:37:03] <Gavle> payonel, I PM'd you

L1279[15:37:29] <gamax92> Vexatos: fine I guess I can work on it some more ... :P

L1280[15:38:00] <Vexatos> Question is how to detect if a player already has gotten the packet

L1281[15:38:11] <Vexatos> asie, you worked on this some day. any idea? ._.

L1282[15:39:53] <gamax92> one of the issues is that if this were a block ... you have a client sided TE that actually works unlike client sided ManagedEnvironments, and could just send out a request by it simply existing

L1283[15:40:23] <gamax92> but client sided ManagedEnvironments are wonky and not really usable at this point.

L1284[15:40:45] <Vexatos> yes

L1285[15:41:09] <payonel> Gavle: 'computer halted' occurs when your eeprom code returns - so yes, it is a "lack of loop" type issue

L1286[15:41:35] <Vexatos> gamax92, have fun finding a solution ._.

L1287[15:41:36] <Gavle> would it be possible to do a "while true do" type loop with nothing inside, or would that get wrecked?

L1288[15:41:40] <Vexatos> I remember thinking about this before

L1289[15:41:44] <Vexatos> and having failed >_>

L1290[15:42:11] <gamax92> it would work fine ... if it would actually spawn correctly when I join the world

L1291[15:42:24] <gamax92> but I'm only getting a client sided one spawn when I remove and reinsert the card

L1292[15:42:27] <Vexatos> but yes, the player has to receive the state exactly once

L1293[15:42:30] <gamax92> which is not exactly a good solution :P

L1294[15:42:34] <Vexatos> when getting close to the thing in any way

L1295[15:44:40] <payonel> Gavle: that would time out - take too long to respond. you have computer in your eeprom env, you could call computer.pullSignal(0)

L1296[15:44:50] <payonel> while true do computer.pullSignal(0) end

L1297[15:44:55] <Gavle> excellent!

L1298[15:46:13] <Vexatos> time to go sleep >_>

L1299[15:46:14] <Vexatos> bye

L1300[15:46:17] <gamax92> bye

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L1302[15:46:27] * gamax92 keeps looking for solution.

L1303[15:46:44] <Gavle> payonel, it works!

L1304[15:47:33] <Gavle> tomorrow, I will work on reading from a screen

L1305[15:48:02] <Gavle> thank you for your help, payonel

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L1307[15:48:10] <payonel> Gavle: note that computer.pullSignal() is the basis for event.pull()

L1308[15:48:16] <Gavle> I'm aware

L1309[15:48:19] <payonel> ok

L1310[15:48:31] <payonel> you're welcome

L1311[15:50:14] <Gavle> I don't have much time, but do you happen to know off the top of your head an easy way to read stuff of a screen payonel?

L1312[15:50:16] <Inari> so someone with experience tell me why the master clock rate is divided as if it was a value of computing? its in hertz, which as far as im aware is a normal 1000 unit, not a 8/32/1024/whatever

L1313[15:50:33] <Sandra> Gavle, read stuff of a screen?

L1314[15:50:47] <Gavle> Sandra, obtain user input

L1315[15:50:55] <Gavle> sorry, for my inaccuracy

L1316[15:51:29] <Forecaster> you should be D:<

L1317[15:51:35] <Forecaster> how dare you be inaccurate

L1318[15:52:23] <Sandra> ah... um...

L1319[15:52:26] <Sandra> not sure.

L1320[15:52:47] * Gavle stabs Forecaster

L1321[15:52:51] <Temia> ~w data

L1322[15:52:52] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:data

L1323[15:52:56] <Gavle> It's ok Sandra :)

L1324[15:54:10] <Forecaster> Gavle: pff, you inaccurately missed my heart by several millimeters > . >

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L1327[15:54:59] <Gavle> heh

L1328[16:00:07] <Gavle> well, I'll be back tomorrow to discuss this more

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L1330[16:00:30] <KittyKath> Inari: Yes, Hertz is a SI unit, so it's base 1000. However given CPU speeds the imprecision gained by using powers of two is very quickly outweighted by the added simplicity of not having to convert (when using CPU speed in calculations on the CPU itself)

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L1337[16:10:38] <Sandra> 1Hz = 1/s

L1338[16:15:00] <Inari> KittyKath: so we just use 1024 instead of 1000 and the difference isnt enough to make it not e.g. 50hz in the end?

L1339[16:15:06] <Inari> given the mck is 25mhz

L1340[16:17:01] <payonel> Inari: master clock rate as in cpu speeds? are you saying 133MHz is actually 133*1024 Hertz?

L1341[16:17:18] <payonel> or a 3.2GHz is actually 3.2*1024*1024 Hertz?

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L1343[16:18:13] <Inari> payonel: im saying this thing has 1024 mhz, but its timers let you set things like MCKI/8, /16, /32, /1024, which ocnfused me as it should be /1000 etc

L1344[16:18:19] <Michiyo> I gotta say, being able to watch pretty much any TV show I want at work, IS pretty nice

L1345[16:18:22] <Inari> er

L1346[16:18:24] <Inari> has 25 mhz

L1347[16:18:25] <Inari> <.<

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L1352[16:24:04] <payonel> in my experience mucking with intel cpus on my own machines, it's always been speeds based on a core clock speed * multiplier, and the core clock speed stepped in base 10 vlues

L1353[16:24:05] <payonel> values*

L1354[16:24:17] <payonel> so, i guess you're just using a different cpu than i'm used to

L1355[16:24:55] <Inari> well its a microcontroller

L1356[16:27:35] <Inari> payonel: apparently you configure what the input for the timer is (so how often it counts up I think). and then you tell it the max value and values to compare against

L1357[16:27:44] <Inari> and for that input you can use e.g. MCKI/1024

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L1359[16:41:30] <payonel> LUA

L1360[16:41:30] <EnderBot2> Lua*

L1361[16:41:45] <g> that bot is annoying

L1362[16:41:46] <g> I mean

L1363[16:41:50] <g> WHAT IF I WANT TO SHOUT ABOUT LUA?

L1364[16:41:50] <EnderBot2> It's Lua, not LUA. Name, not an acronym

L1365[16:41:57] <g> CHECKMATE, LUA BOT

L1366[16:41:58] <EnderBot2> Lua*

L1367[16:42:24] <Izaya> I believe that bot is written in Python, actually

L1368[16:42:35] <Forecaster> maybe it should realize that the entire sentence is in caps

L1369[16:42:53] <payonel> #lua toupper

L1370[16:42:53] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil

L1371[16:42:57] <g> it doesn't have a proper version response

L1372[16:43:03] <g> I hate it when bot devs don't implement one

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L1374[16:43:15] <g> it's like they don't want people to find their code

L1375[16:43:19] <g> [EnderBot2 VERSION reply]: Ermm, could you not?

L1376[16:43:21] <CompanionCube> go poke Lizzy

L1377[16:43:26] <g> oh, it's Lizzy's?

L1378[16:43:34] <g> I thought it was Ender's

L1379[16:44:29] <CompanionCube> https://www.theender.net/projects/

L1380[16:46:25] <g> Yep, python

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L1382[16:46:54] <payonel> #lua for k,v in (_G) do print(k) end

L1383[16:46:54] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: attempt to call a table value

L1384[16:47:04] <payonel> #lua for k,v in pairs(_G) do print(k) end

L1385[16:47:04] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Output: http://pb.i0i0.me/p/rcoVv7kl

L1386[16:47:23] <payonel> #lua this

L1387[16:47:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > this

L1388[16:47:27] <payonel> haha

L1389[16:47:32] <payonel> #lua type(this)

L1390[16:47:32] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > string

L1391[16:48:24] <payonel> #lua type(channel)

L1392[16:48:24] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > string

L1393[16:48:28] <payonel> #lua channel

L1394[16:48:28] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > #oc

L1395[16:48:31] <payonel> ah

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L1397[17:13:54] <gamax92> You're under arrest for being too sexy.

L1398[17:14:24] <g> Oh, thtop it, gamax92

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L1403[17:21:24] <CompanionCube> #lua for k,v in pairs(_G) do _G[k] = nil end

L1404[17:21:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: attempt to index a nil value (global '_G')

L1405[17:22:35] <gamax92> CompanionCube: rookie mistake

L1406[17:23:04] <gamax92> if _G points to globals, then setting _G._G to nil means you can't set anything else to nil because you keep referring to the globals by a global

L1407[17:24:09] <CompanionCube> and _G is obviously not near the end :(

L1408[17:24:53] <CompanionCube> #reset

L1409[17:25:36] <gamax92> how is that obvious?

L1410[17:25:52] <gamax92> you're using pairs, the order of what it gives is well ... not.

L1411[17:26:36] <CompanionCube> I thought it would be somewhat consistent

L1412[17:27:38] <gamax92> #lua for k,v in pairs(_G) do print(k) end

L1413[17:27:38] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Output: http://pb.i0i0.me/p/AtnfYuqj

L1414[17:27:53] <gamax92> look at how much it's not :0

L1415[17:30:15] <vifino> g: EnderBot2 is closed source.

L1416[17:30:25] <gamax92> cleaned contacts on mouse, is working again

L1417[17:30:29] <CompanionCube> for funsies

L1418[17:30:44] <g> vifino: was trying to verify the language

L1419[17:30:47] <g> now I'm going to bed

L1420[17:30:49] <gamax92> I want to get the mouse some laser eye surgery though, so that we don't have to keep fixing it's contacts

L1421[17:30:52] <g> have these sharks: https://i.imgur.com/p3G2x0R.jpg http://i.imgur.com/mTr4HC8.png

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L1423[17:31:12] <CompanionCube> #lua for k,v in pairs(_G) do _G[v] = k end for k,v in pairs(_G) do print(k) end

L1424[17:31:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Output: http://pb.i0i0.me/p/mLvRCnvc

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L1430[17:58:27] <payonel> finally

L1431[17:58:33] <payonel> i upgraded |0xDEADBEEF| :/

L1432[17:58:45] <payonel> #lua serialize({a=1})

L1433[17:58:45] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > {a=1}

L1434[17:58:57] <payonel> #lua serialize({a=1,"foobar"})

L1435[17:58:57] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > {"foobar",a=1}

L1436[17:59:02] <payonel> #lua serialize(_G,true)

L1437[17:59:03] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Error: Took too long.

L1438[17:59:14] <payonel> #lua return serialize(_G,true)

L1439[17:59:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Error: Took too long.

L1440[17:59:18] <payonel> :/

L1441[17:59:28] <payonel> #lua return serialize(_ENV,true)

L1442[17:59:28] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Error: Took too long.

L1443[17:59:30] <payonel> ha

L1444[17:59:32] <gamax92> hah.

L1445[17:59:48] <payonel> #lua return serialize(os,true)

L1446[17:59:48] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > {clock=function: 0x7f565854a060, | date=function: 0x7f565854a3b0, | difftime=function: 0x7f565854a010, | exit=function: 0x7f5638051610, | time=function: 0x7f565854a220}

L1447[18:01:26] <payonel> ok, gotta run

L1448[18:01:28] <payonel> o/

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L1451[18:04:18] <payonel> #lua loadstring=function(str,name) return load(loader(str),name) end

L1452[18:04:18] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil

L1453[18:04:24] <payonel> yes i'm still here

L1454[18:04:34] <payonel> #lua foo=loadstring("return 123")

L1455[18:04:34] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil

L1456[18:04:38] <payonel> #lua foo()

L1457[18:04:38] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 123

L1458[18:05:06] <payonel> not sure why, but deadbeef didn't have loadstring

L1459[18:05:59] <payonel> o/

L1460[18:08:19] <gamax92> payonel: because it's 5.3

L1461[18:12:36] <Sandra> #lua loadstring("return 1+2+3+123")()

L1462[18:12:36] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: return 1+2+3+123

L1463[18:12:45] <Sandra> good.

L1464[18:13:05] <Sandra> is that supposed to be an error message?

L1465[18:13:15] <Sandra> #lua 1/0

L1466[18:13:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > inf

L1467[18:13:26] <Sandra> #lua pqorwajshdjahfhjadgdfhadsgywegaydfgyudsag()

L1468[18:13:26] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: attempt to call a nil value (global 'pqorwajshdjahfhjadgdfhadsgywegaydfgyudsag')

L1469[18:13:47] <Sandra> *shrug*

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L1471[18:58:52] <S3> #lua foobar\nPRIVMSG #oc :trololol

L1472[18:58:52] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: syntax error near '\'

L1473[18:59:04] <S3> oops

L1474[18:59:28] <S3> #lua foobar\nPRIVMSG\s#oc\s:trololo()

L1475[18:59:28] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: syntax error near '\'

L1476[18:59:34] <S3> yay!

L1477[18:59:36] <S3> bot is safe

L1478[19:02:45] <S3> what if I were like

L1479[19:02:46] <vifino> S3: You are doing it wrong.

L1480[19:03:46] <S3> #lua x = "\nPRIVMSG #oc :Test"; _G[x]()

L1481[19:03:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: attempt to call a nil value (field '?')

L1482[19:04:00] <S3> vifino: not exactly

L1483[19:04:19] <vifino> S3: Yes, you are.

L1484[19:04:29] <S3> nope

L1485[19:04:37] <vifino> That is a darn syntax error.

L1486[19:04:55] <S3> doesn' tmatter

L1487[19:04:56] <vifino> It's not interpreting a plain text \n because IT IS NOT A STRING

L1488[19:05:05] <S3> I was hoping it wouldn't say ?

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L1490[19:05:37] <vifino> In the other try, you tried to call a string?

L1491[19:05:49] <S3> I tried a couple of things

L1492[19:05:52] <vifino> Or nil, with the string as key.

L1493[19:05:55] <vifino> Which makes no darn sense.

L1494[19:06:06] <vifino> Actually, none of the things you tried make any sense.

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L1496[19:06:32] <S3> it works in a script :)

L1497[19:06:36] <S3> believe it or not

L1498[19:06:39] <S3> i tested it

L1499[19:06:45] <S3> but I was hoping the bot was stupid

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L1501[19:07:59] <S3> http://google.com

L1502[19:08:55] <S3> huh

L1503[19:09:04] <S3> I thought there was a title bot in here

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L1508[19:32:51] <Antheus> %weather 76020

L1509[19:32:55] <MichiBot> Antheus: Current weather for 76020 Current Temp: 86°F/30°C Feels Like: 95°F/35°C Current Humidity: 72 Wind: From the SSE 17 Mph/28 Km/h Conditions: Thundery outbreaks in nearby

L1510[19:32:59] <ds84182> %weather lazy town

L1511[19:33:01] <MichiBot> ds84182: Current weather for Lazy, Ukraine Current Temp: 43°F/6°C Feels Like: 45°F/7°C Current Humidity: 91 Wind: From the SE 2 Mph/3 Km/h Conditions: Clear

L1512[19:33:11] <ds84182> lol

L1513[19:33:22] <Antheus> >Thundery otbreaks in nearby

L1514[19:34:05] <Techokami> http://www.ebay.com/sch/satechokami/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from= CHEAP GAME BOY GAMES, GET YOUR CHEAP GAME BOY GAMES HERE

L1515[19:34:21] <Antheus> No

L1516[19:34:25] <Techokami> ;_;

L1517[19:34:33] <Techokami> why not

L1518[19:34:40] <Antheus> My parents gave away my gameboy when I turned 10

L1519[19:34:51] <Techokami> o_o

L1520[19:34:52] <Antheus> I think it was 10

L1521[19:34:53] <Antheus> idk

L1522[19:35:03] <Antheus> I just remember I loved playing this Tonka game

L1523[19:37:22] <Techokami> welp, you can uh... get a Game Boy Pocket for cheap on eBay?

L1524[19:38:12] <Techokami> I've seen them selling for like, $10

L1525[19:38:32] <Antheus> It would end up being a paper weight

L1526[19:38:55] <Techokami> not a fan of videogames?

L1527[19:41:36] <CompanionCube> likely emulation

L1528[19:42:47] <gamax92> Sometimes ... you don't want the authentic experience.

L1529[19:42:54] <gamax92> Virtual Boy.

L1530[19:43:53] <Techokami> Virtual Boy had decent game

L1531[19:43:55] <Techokami> one game

L1532[19:44:00] <Techokami> the Wario Land

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L1534[19:44:20] <Techokami> that was a top tier Wario game

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L1536[19:44:37] <Techokami> shame they never bothered to bring it to other platforms

L1537[19:44:57] <Techokami> the 3DS is perfect for replicating the 3D effects without murdering your eyeballs

L1538[19:45:35] <gamax92> What about cardboard or rift

L1539[19:46:03] <Techokami> those would work too, but I was talking official ports by Nintendo to a Nintendo platform :V

L1540[19:46:40] <Techokami> heck the Pockulus would work for emulation, too

L1541[19:49:20] <gamax92> the Pockulus :v

L1542[19:54:51] <Antheus> I still need to figure out what to put this thing that my ISP uses to provide internet access to make it stop acting as a router and just act as if it is just kinda a cable connecting to WAN

L1543[19:55:00] <Antheus> NAT, Tunnel, Bridge, or Router

L1544[19:55:08] <Antheus> It's currently set as NAT

L1545[19:56:27] <CompanionCube> usually 'bridge' means 'just dumb thing in middle'

L1546[20:05:19] <Mimiru> Yeah, you'd want Bridge

L1547[20:06:12] <gamax92> oh, that's why the sounds sounds awful

L1548[20:06:59] <gamax92> it's accidentally pushing frequencies higher than the sample rate, but since it's only use a -= 1 and not a %= 1, then it stays above 1 and some things are not designed to work above 1

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L1550[20:25:22] <Antheus> I set it to bridged mode

L1551[20:25:26] <Antheus> Now I can't seem to access it

L1552[20:26:31] <Mimiru> Some devices won't let you access the config while bridged... it's annoying

L1553[20:26:54] <Antheus> Well, this says that it *should*

L1554[20:27:07] <Antheus> Its WAN > Thingy > Router > Me

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L1556[20:27:41] <Mimiru> > Thingy

L1557[20:28:07] <Antheus> Dual Mode CPE7000 is the proper name iirc

L1558[20:28:09] <Antheus> by Telrad

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L1560[20:29:34] <Mimiru> Ahhh WiMax/LTE

L1561[20:32:35] <Antheus> I think I know how I'm going to try and get to it...

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L1563[20:39:51] <Antheus> jk

L1564[20:40:10] * gamax92 goes to look into why SteamingAudioPlayer is such a piece of garbage.

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L1568[21:03:27] * gamax92 plays with reflection!

L1569[21:04:09] <gamax92> If this works, I can get the ByteBuf inside the packet, to see how much it's storing and debug output that

L1570[21:04:35] <Antheus> I guess I could go up into my attic tomorrow

L1571[21:04:45] <Antheus> or something and reset it, if there is access inside of my attic

L1572[21:04:57] <gamax92> no such field?

L1573[21:05:21] <Antheus> Since I can't seem to find a way to access it

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L1576[21:18:52] <Antheus> %isdown antheus.tk

L1577[21:19:00] <Antheus> .-.

L1578[21:20:38] <Antheus> \o/

L1579[21:21:22] <Antheus> Well, the issue I was trying to solve is now fixed

L1580[21:21:30] <Antheus> So I guess I'll just leave it :P

L1581[21:21:33] <Mimiru> is...down..?

L1582[21:21:34] <Mimiru> isup....

L1583[21:21:43] <Antheus> %isup antheus.tk

L1584[21:21:43] <MichiBot> Antheus: antheus.tk Is Down.

L1585[21:21:46] <Antheus> .-.

L1586[21:22:00] <gamax92> %isup stockmarket

L1587[21:22:00] <MichiBot> gamax92: stockmarket Is Down.

L1588[21:22:08] <Antheus> SELL ALL THE STOCKS

L1589[21:22:14] * Mimiru cries quietly in the corner

L1590[21:22:27] <Mimiru> %isup pc-logix.com

L1591[21:22:28] <MichiBot> Mimiru: pc-logix.com Is Down.

L1592[21:22:31] <Mimiru> %isup http://pc-logix.com

L1593[21:22:32] <MichiBot> Mimiru: http://pc-logix.com Is Down.

L1594[21:22:36] <Mimiru> %isup https://pc-logix.com

L1595[21:22:36] <MichiBot> Mimiru: https://pc-logix.com Is Down.

L1596[21:22:39] <gamax92> das be broke.

L1597[21:22:39] <Mimiru> lol wut

L1598[21:22:43] <Antheus> %isup google.com

L1599[21:22:44] <MichiBot> Antheus: google.com Is Down.

L1600[21:22:58] <gamax92> #lua function isup(site) return site .. " is down." end

L1601[21:22:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil

L1602[21:23:06] <gamax92> #lua isup "google.com"

L1603[21:23:06] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > google.com is down.

L1604[21:23:10] <gamax92> perfect simulation!

L1605[21:23:11] <Mimiru> %isup http://google.com

L1606[21:23:11] <MichiBot> Mimiru: http://google.com Is Up.

L1607[21:23:17] <Antheus> %isup antheus.tk

L1608[21:23:17] <MichiBot> Antheus: antheus.tk Is Down.

L1609[21:23:18] <Mimiru> You. Need. the. http://

L1610[21:23:23] <Antheus> %isup http://antheus.tk

L1611[21:23:24] <MichiBot> Antheus: http://antheus.tk Is Up.

L1612[21:23:27] <Antheus> \o/

L1613[21:23:53] <Mimiru> Also, PC-Logix was failing cause the DB Error returns an http error code

L1614[21:23:59] <gamax92> %isup Happiness

L1615[21:23:59] <MichiBot> gamax92: Happiness Is Down.

L1616[21:24:13] <Antheus> %isup Down Syndrome

L1617[21:24:13] <MichiBot> Antheus: Down Syndrome Is Down.

L1618[21:24:34] <gamax92> okay, so my method for cleaning up the sound card appears to be working

L1619[21:24:42] <Antheus> gamax92, what exactly are you doing

L1620[21:25:00] <gamax92> needed an automatic reset after a period of no activity

L1621[21:25:03] <gamax92> so put one it

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L1623[21:28:35] <gamax92> the worst I get now is just a really tiny brief blip of old data

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L1634[22:51:10] <S3> whee

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L1639[23:27:58] <gamax92> hey Vexatos, fixed the ridiculous latency issue.

L1640[23:28:58] <gamax92> also fixed a corrupted sound issue, technically an issue with my player but the sound card now handles it properly

L1641[23:30:25] <Vexatos> k

L1642[23:30:38] <Vexatos> I keep thinking about the best way to change api.audio

L1643[23:30:54] <Vexatos> to allow audio cables to connect to computer with a sound card in them (visually)

L1644[23:31:21] <Vexatos> because if we are using the system, we might as well be using it properly

L1645[23:31:40] <Vexatos> anyways, off to university once more. Bai

L1646[23:31:45] <gamax92> bai

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