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L3[00:04:41] <gamax92> silly
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L5[00:07:43] <Izaya> Antheus: ha ha ha
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L9[00:25:40] <gamax92> that's confusing
:/
L10[00:26:01] <gamax92> nothing in this
code references these four variables ... but they have an
effect???
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L12[00:30:23] <gamax92> ah, this class
wrongly got it's own set of variables where it shouldn't.
L13[00:48:06] <gamax92> ahh okay, this hang
was my fault, another broken loop
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L16[01:00:19] <gamax92> mmm ... this is
crashing it too.
L17[01:00:23] <gamax92> I should sleep
though.
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L21[01:12:07] <Shuudoushi> night all
L22[01:30:56] <gamax92> right that was dumb
of me, should have verified the tables were the same when I was
using the input that triggers the big
L23[01:31:21] <gamax92> bug
L24[01:31:40] <gamax92> also arrays
...
L25[01:32:41] <gamax92> also some phonetic
string that I need to see why it errors, doesn't in C.
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L27[01:34:08] <oran_ge> Where is
this?
L28[01:34:22] <gamax92> hello there
L29[01:34:38] <oran_ge> hello
L30[01:35:24] <gamax92> I see you found
OpenIRC
L31[01:36:13] <oran_ge> Oh
L32[01:38:43] <oran_ge> This is what I
found in the cretaive tab
L33[01:39:02] <oran_ge> I have a
question
L34[01:39:23] <oran_ge> What's 'local'
token's usage?
L35[01:39:46] <gamax92> to not pollute the
global table
L36[01:39:51] <oran_ge> oh
L37[01:40:25] <oran_ge> It's equivalent to
java's "private"?
L38[01:41:03] <gamax92> uhh ... not
really?
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L40[01:42:34] <gamax92> okay then
L41[01:42:58] <gamax92> sleep.
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L43[01:48:21] <oran_ge> I have a another
question
L44[01:48:40] <oran_ge> What's
"dig" floppy disk's usage?
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L110[01:59:18] <^v> Oh noes!
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L111[02:02:20] <Vexatos> u wot ^v
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L182[02:21:42] <EnderBot2> Ohai there
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L207[03:22:17] <Sangar> o/
L208[03:30:21] <Vexatos> o\
L209[03:30:29] <Vexatos> Sangar, model
& texture whne
L210[03:30:33] <Vexatos> s/ne/en
L211[03:30:33] <MichiBot> <Vexatos>
Sangar, model & texture when
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L215[03:51:23] <oran_ge> .......
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L220[03:56:41] <Skye> morning
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L222[04:01:04] <Forecaster> marbles
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L229[04:21:08] <Sangar> Vexatos, remind
me, why is a new interface for the adapter needed? wouldn't things
just work (TM) due to it only ignoring oc's blocks? [and a
state-based driver could just return null/something/something else
after a te/block update, no?]
L230[04:21:36] <Sangar> hahahaha. tempted
to find vm i can run ie4 in now >_>
L231[04:22:02] <Vexatos> Sangar, Been
trying to ping Reika all the ways for the past few days
L232[04:22:05] <Vexatos> to get him to
test that :P
L233[04:22:43] <Sangar> ah :P
L234[04:30:53] <Skye> Sangar, thing is,
IE4 will make the page look good as asie's page uses modern
HTML
L235[04:32:17] <asie> Yes.
L236[04:32:20] <asie> That's the entire
joke.
L237[04:32:33] <Skye> do I need to
strangle asie
L239[04:33:24] <GreaseMonkey> if you want
to you can always wrap the whole page in <font
face="wingdings"></font>
L240[04:36:22] <Forecaster> "may
contain nuts" is a given considering it involves people from
this channel
L242[04:38:13] <Vexatos> asie, you also
still need a fancy favicon
L243[04:38:20] <asie> Vexatos: oh
yeah
L244[04:38:42] <Temia> >font tag
L245[04:38:55] <Temia> Go back to
1999
L246[04:39:05] *
Saphire hats on Temia o.o
L247[04:39:09] <asie> Temia: The site is
clearly in 1999
L248[04:39:19] <Temia> Oh
L249[04:39:21] <Temia> Sure enough.
L250[04:39:31] <Temia> I only just looked
in and didn't see the link yet
L251[04:39:37] <asie> aww
L252[04:39:39] <Temia> (that's horrifying,
btw.)
L253[04:39:43] <asie> (no it's not)
L254[04:39:45] <asie> (it's perfect)
L255[04:41:13] <Temia> THERE ARE THINGS I
MISS ABOUT THE 90S
L256[04:41:33] <Temia> WEBPAGE DESIGN OF
THE ERA WAS NOT ONE OF THEM
L257[04:44:53] <Skye> Temia++
L258[04:45:18] <Skye> %+ Temia
L259[04:45:21] <Skye> %+1 Temia
L260[04:45:22] <MichiBot> Skye: Temia now
has 1 points
L261[04:45:25] <Temia> \o/
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L297[07:15:00] *
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L298[07:15:04] <Saphire> OC 1.6 when
.-.
L299[07:15:16] *
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L302[07:34:21] <asie> on BTM16 2.0
L303[07:34:29] <asie> remember when 1.6
was meant to be released by BTM16 1.0?
L304[07:42:48] <Sandra> ah yes....
L305[07:54:31] <Saphire> Question
L306[07:54:54] <Saphire> Is it possible to
use the binary lua wrapper from OC in non-MC things? .-.
L307[07:55:37] <Forecaster> probably
L308[07:56:11] <Saphire> how? .-.
L309[07:56:29] <Saphire> "public
static final String _VERSION = "Luaj 0.0";"
L310[07:56:30] <Saphire> wut
L311[07:56:46] <Saphire> oh, that's
luaj
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water
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L317[08:04:47] <vifino> :3
L318[08:05:00] <Forecaster> aw you made me
miss D:
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L320[08:08:34] <Lizzy> lol, according to
GeForce Experience my laptop doesn't meet the minimum requirements
for Cities Skylines yet it plays it fine
L321[08:09:41] <Lizzy> and it's pretty
playable with the settings i have on, yet it's saying the
"optimal" settings wont work even though they're less
than what i'm running
L322[08:11:45] <Lizzy> only place I can
see it not having as much as the actual recommended specs is cpu,
even then it's only down by 0.20GHz
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L324[08:30:28] <Skye> Lizzy, my right ear
is blocked constantly for some reason
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L327[08:42:06] <gamax92> I'm not food stop
it D:
L328[08:42:41] <Skye> gamax92, wut
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L330[08:43:25] <gamax92> Skye not you too
;~;
L331[08:44:10] <Skye> context?
L332[08:44:41] <reinei> wrong channel
probably
L333[08:46:50] <gamax92> reinei: lol, why
is that what you come up with?
L334[08:47:07] <gamax92> Vexatos:
hey
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L336[08:49:44] <Forecaster> what's a good
vm program for emulating a linux server (on windows)?
L337[08:50:13] <gamax92> also anyone know
how to turn off the linux console font switching on boot up?
L338[08:50:22] <Mimiru> VirtualBox is
free, so is VMWare Player both work fine...
L339[08:50:26] <Skye> Hyper-V could work.
VirtualBox could work. VMWare could work.
L340[08:50:36] <Skye> QEMU could work.
slowly.
L341[08:50:47] <gamax92> yeah, QEMU has no
acceleration on Windows anymore
L342[08:51:07] <Forecaster> never heard of
QEMU or Hyper-V
L343[08:51:07] <Skye> gamax92, doesn't it
do dynamic translation
L344[08:51:41] <gamax92> Skye: KQEMU is
dead and KVM isn't for Windows
L345[08:52:00] <Skye> that's for the
hardware assisted virtualisation
L346[08:52:07] <gamax92> yes ...
L347[08:52:11] <gamax92> exactly ...
L348[08:52:17] <gamax92> makes things a
shit ton faster ...
L349[08:52:21] <Skye> yeah
L350[08:52:35] <Skye> QEMU is faster than
Bochs, though. :P
L351[08:52:41] <Mimiru> hyper-v is a
windows thing, and requires OS support afaik
L353[08:52:56] <Skye> Mimiru, Linux can
run under Hyper-V
L354[08:53:16] <Mimiru> IDK... never
tried, Forecaster just said he'd never heard of it
L355[08:53:29] <Skye> It only exists on
Pro versions on Windows
L356[08:53:35] <Skye> RIP microsoft
virtual PC.
L357[08:53:43] *
Izaya has used VirtualBox with good results on Windows
L358[08:53:43] <Mimiru> Supported
guests
L359[08:53:49] <Forecaster> I'll just get
vbox
L360[08:53:50] <Izaya> Also pirated a copy
of VMWare Workstation at one point
L362[08:54:00] <Izaya> that worked well
too, but was more complex to set up
L363[08:54:23] <Forecaster> I have a copy
of VMWare somewhere, but its a few years old by now, so probably
not usable
L364[08:54:31] <Mimiru> Yeah I have a copy
of Workstation 7 somewhere
L365[08:54:36] <Skye> well
L366[08:54:40] <Skye> if you're running
linux
L367[08:54:43] <Skye> it should be
usable
L368[08:54:49] <Mimiru> VBox works fine
though
L370[08:55:02] <Izaya> vbox is nice
L371[08:55:06] <Mimiru> It runs Eos...
lol
L372[08:55:27] *
Forecaster *just* noticed that the BTM page is playing
sound
L373[08:55:31] <Izaya> QEMU/KVM/libvirt is
better, but you don't have that on Windows
L374[08:55:32] <Mimiru> cause the guy who
owns the box wouldn't let me do qemu or kvm
L375[08:55:50] <Mimiru> it *HAD* to be
Virtual Box
L376[08:56:43] <Mimiru> Hekate, Bast, and
Athena (On my box) All run under VMWare esxi
L377[08:57:03] <Forecaster> I really need
to get going with my server upgrade
L378[08:57:20] <Forecaster> I keep running
out of space on my poor 140 Gb harddrive
L379[08:58:27] <Izaya> ESXi seems
interesting
L380[08:58:31] <Izaya> but I'd probably go
with Xen
L381[08:58:59] <Mimiru> OVH offered ESXi
as a template, so I took it.. lol
L382[08:59:18] <Izaya> No argument there I
guess
L383[08:59:42] <gamax92> ugh, it has to be
somewhere in console-setup
L384[09:00:39] <Forecaster> I need to find
a way to list all the programs I've installed so I can go through
them and install what I need on the new server
L385[09:00:54] <Forecaster> and exclude
the garbage I installed for testing
L386[09:01:24] <Mimiru> Forecaster, what
package manager?
L387[09:01:30] <Forecaster> apt-get
L388[09:01:45] <Forecaster> just
"apt" I guess :P
L389[09:01:55] <Mimiru> dpkg
--get-selections | grep -v deinstall > somefile
L390[09:01:58] <Mimiru> should work
L391[09:03:02] <Mimiru> Yep, just did it
on Hekate, dumped everything installed
L392[09:03:28] <Forecaster> hooboy
L393[09:03:36] <Forecaster> 1291
lines
L394[09:03:39] <gamax92> for some reason I
remember having issues with that command
L395[09:03:44] <gamax92> dunno why
L396[09:04:24] <gamax92> also yeah, what's
up with apt-get switching to just apt
L397[09:04:30] <Mimiru> Forecaster, 1723
for me :P
L398[09:05:08] <Forecaster> lotsa
libs
L399[09:05:23] <Forecaster> I guess I'll
have to go through it all and note down what I recognize
L400[09:05:26] <Mimiru> 2548 on Eos
L401[09:05:26] <Mimiru> lol
L402[09:06:16] <Forecaster> I should keep
a file of stuff I install, when and why...
L403[09:06:58] <Mimiru> Forecaster,
apt-mark showmanual > somefile will list manually
installed
L404[09:07:23] <Mimiru> Still lots of
libs
L405[09:07:39] <Mimiru> but it cut down
2548 to 1745 on Eos
L406[09:07:52] <gamax92> oh,
apt-mark
L407[09:08:59] <gamax92> no, was just
apt
L408[09:09:26] <gamax92> Mimiru: how many
lines from: apt --installed list
L409[09:09:51] <Mimiru> 1400 on Eos
L410[09:09:53] <Mimiru> err
L411[09:09:53] <Mimiru> 2400
L412[09:10:57] <gamax92> oh, but same
number as the dpkg version?
L413[09:10:57] <Mimiru> anyway, gonna grab
a shower
L414[09:11:02] <gamax92> alright
L415[09:11:13] <Mimiru> no, short 140ish
packages
L416[09:11:24] <gamax92> see that's what
confused me
L417[09:11:34] <gamax92> they don't give
the same results
L418[09:11:50] <Mimiru> the file is
exactly 2400 lines, remove one line for the "Listing"
line, so 2399
L419[09:11:59] <Mimiru> dpkg was 2548
lines
L420[09:12:06] <Mimiru> 149 packages
L421[09:12:26] <Forecaster> installed list
shows ~500
L422[09:14:44] <Forecaster> oh right
L423[09:14:54] <Forecaster> I want to use
a physical harddrive for the VM
L424[09:15:10] <Forecaster>
s/want/need/
L425[09:15:10] <MichiBot>
<Forecaster> I need to use a physical harddrive for the
VM
L426[09:15:20] <Izaya> ... on
Windows?
L427[09:15:40] <Forecaster> yeah
L428[09:15:45] <Izaya> Best of luck.
L429[09:15:51] <Mimiru> VBox has Raw HD
access I think
L430[09:16:09] <gamax92> yeah it
does
L432[09:16:17] <Mimiru> anyway afk
L433[09:16:39] <gamax92> just don't boot
windows inside windows
L434[09:16:42] <Forecaster> not in the
"create VM" dialog, but I'll select "do not add
virtual hard disk" for now, see if I can add a drive
later
L435[09:16:54] <gamax92> of course you
can
L436[09:16:55] <Forecaster> I haven't
mounted the drive yet
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L438[09:20:22] <Forecaster> the reason I
need to do this is, I want to set the new server software up while
the old one is running
L439[09:20:38] <Forecaster> then when I'm
done I can shut it down, swap the drives and boot it back up
again
L440[09:33:08] <Forecaster> 2TB is going
to be a nice upgrade
L441[09:37:01] <Forecaster> hm, I hope I
have a free slot in my main computer for the drive...
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L444[09:43:25] <S3> So I need to find a
decent way to implement mixins using closure based classes
L445[09:43:38] <S3> (Because I prefer them
over table based classes)
L446[09:46:02] <S3> it may not be possible
to add in private variables and private functions without
instantiating a new class
L447[09:46:31] <alekso56> Forecaster: i
still remember when i first got my 2TB ram stick (drive)
L448[09:51:24] <Forecaster> what?
L449[09:52:39] <alekso56> joke about the
people who use their hdd as "RAM" aka swap :v
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L451[09:53:16] <Forecaster> oh :P
L452[09:56:12] <S3> alekso56: what you do
is make a ramdisk and do swapon on it
L453[09:56:15] <S3> INFINITE RAM!
L454[09:56:38] <S3> What's really sad is
that it actually forces java to garbage collect or crash.
L455[09:56:47] <S3> which imo is better
than using swap for Java
L456[09:57:31] <S3> on FreeBSD, the
ballooning algorithm will freak out because Java allocates so much
memory at the same time when it is running low, it is such a bad
move on Java's part, so FreeBSD will just send it to swap
L457[09:58:01] <S3> even if it has a
decent ammount of ram left, if you have < 4GB...
L458[09:58:21] <S3> but we run our servers
on 64GB of ram now
L459[10:00:17] <gamax92> I have 8GB
L460[10:00:56] <S3> gamax92: we upgraded
our OVH dedis
L462[10:01:08] <gamax92> nice
L463[10:01:18] <S3> they got a good deal
on one for 128GB
L464[10:02:01] <gamax92> cool
L465[10:02:13] <Mimiru> I'd totally move
to a 64gb box if OVH would move my disk :P
L466[10:02:13] <gamax92> but I have $0
income
L467[10:02:59] <S3> Mimiru: so far
PC-Logix is running fine with -Xmx4G though
L468[10:03:05] <S3> I may have to bump it
up at some point
L469[10:03:26] <gamax92> the most $0 gets
me is a tiny blurb of web space on PC-Logix
L470[10:03:29] <Mimiru> Victory (the dedi)
Runs 3-5 VMs at any time, it's touch fitting that into 32gb
L471[10:03:32] <gamax92> :P
L472[10:03:40] <Mimiru> "Tiny
blurb"
L473[10:03:46] <Mimiru> "Use as much
as you want"
L474[10:03:48] <S3> we run way more VMs
than that
L475[10:03:49] <Mimiru> … :P
L476[10:04:01] <Mimiru>
s/touch/tough/
L477[10:04:01] <MichiBot> <Mimiru>
Victory (the dedi) Runs 3-5 VMs at any time, it's tough fitting
that into 32gb
L478[10:04:07] <S3> what do you use for a
hypervisor MichiBot ?
L479[10:04:09] <S3> Mimiru: *
L480[10:04:15] <S3> damn MichiBot
L481[10:04:16] <Mimiru> VMWare ESXi
L483[10:04:21] <S3> We use Xen
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L485[10:04:31] <Mimiru> Bast is 10GB, so
is Hekate
L486[10:04:35] <gamax92> I remember
telling you specifically 32MB or less, only planned to host cclite
at the time
L487[10:04:39] <Mimiru> no.... Hekate is
12...
L488[10:04:45] <gamax92> also, gitlab is
nice
L489[10:04:53] <S3> I hate gitla
L490[10:04:56] <S3> gitlab*
L491[10:05:02] <gamax92> I like it
L492[10:05:11] <S3> I have always
preferred using gitweb or gitprep if I wanted something fancy
L493[10:05:16] <gamax92> plus private
repository
L494[10:05:21] <S3> gitweb is what
kernel.org uses
L495[10:05:23] <Mimiru> gamax92, are you
running gitlab on eos?
L496[10:05:26] <gamax92> no
L497[10:05:34] <gamax92> just using their
public thing
L498[10:05:36] <Mimiru> Oh.. ok :P
L500[10:05:46] <gamax92> but still it
looks and works nice
L502[10:05:58] <S3> it doesn't have all
the features you'd get with gitlab or gitprep but
L503[10:06:05] <S3> I like bare
bones
L505[10:06:15] <gamax92> I didn't know eos
had a gitlab server
L506[10:06:22] <Mimiru> Eos *had*
gitlab
L507[10:06:44] <S3> I actually think
kernel.org moved to the cgit fork though of gitweb
L508[10:06:44] <S3> as of late
L509[10:06:53] <Mimiru> it got moved to
Hekate cause I was going to shut Eos down
L510[10:07:05] <Mimiru> but then I decided
to keep it just with less RAM/CPU
L511[10:07:21] <gamax92> oh mimiru, is the
web host still supposed to point to Eos?
L512[10:07:28] <Mimiru> Yeah
L513[10:07:54] <Mimiru> most users are
still on Eos
L514[10:07:59] <gamax92> can I get rid of
the copy on hekate? :P
L515[10:08:06] <S3> gitprep is a Perl
gitlab, which is really fast and easy to set up
L516[10:08:08] <Mimiru> by most I mean,
anyone not me
L517[10:08:28] <Mimiru> I guess... Like I
said, I was moving everyone over but decided not to
L518[10:08:46] <S3> I think I'll set up
cgit right now on the new servers for 9600-baud.net :D
L519[10:08:49] <Mimiru> Trying to host
multiple people on nginx is a bitch
L520[10:08:56] <S3> thisl be fun
L521[10:09:00] <Mimiru> cause I either
have to manually do config changes
L522[10:09:04] <Mimiru> or let people fuck
with configs
L523[10:09:32] <Mimiru> Which is why Eos
is still running that, with Apache
L524[10:09:49] <S3> Mimiru: so my buddy
who couldn't connect to the pc-logix server, it magically started
working again one day
L525[10:09:54] <Mimiru> I have to add
sites and shit, but .htaccess works for lots of stuff
L526[10:09:56] <S3> every time he joined
the server it would crash, weird shit
L527[10:10:02] <Mimiru> Odd..
L528[10:10:05] <S3> and the log was too
large to read
L529[10:10:14] <S3> like, several
MB...
L531[10:10:33] <S3> I could never find the
start from beginning or end of the file
L532[10:10:38] <S3> of the traceback
L533[10:10:51] <Mimiru> gj
L534[10:10:54] <gamax92> >_>
L535[10:11:03] <gamax92> S3 that's not an
excuse
L536[10:11:24] <S3> It was for me, I told
him I was lazy that day
L538[10:12:03] <S3> but the traceback
itself was a few MB in size too at minimum
L539[10:12:11] <Lizzy>
"<@Mimiru> Supported guests" late to the party, but
HyperV can support most things but stuff like secure boot and efi
are only available on gen 2 vms
L540[10:12:13] <S3> I dunno how you can
get so much depth
L541[10:12:32] <Lizzy> personally i think
secure boot is useless in a vm
L542[10:12:46] <S3> Xen has some UEFI
support, but I dunno what the state of it is and how reliable
atm
L543[10:12:48] <gamax92> S3 there are
tools for this
L544[10:13:04] <S3> gamax92: yep, and I
didn't want to bother :P
L545[10:13:23] <S3> I was busy working on
my final project for class
L546[10:13:46] <gamax92> see, that's a
valid excuse :P
L547[10:14:42] <gamax92> I still need to
see why my port of SAM is slightly broken
L548[10:15:23] <gamax92> I fixed up a bug
with it hanging but now I'm also getting input that isn't being
accepted and the s sound is still too long
L549[10:16:46] <Lizzy> also Forecaster,
not sure how it is on windows but to get it to use a physical disk
you need to manually edit one of the xml files
L550[10:17:04] <gamax92> forgot to throw a
'pos = 0' at the end of the file so if it went into a certain label
It'd get stuck
L551[10:17:14] <Lizzy> .load
L552[10:17:15] <EnderBot2> CPU: 1.15 1.23
1.22 , RAM: 17.0G/31.3G (~54.4%), SWAP: 390.1M/88.2G (~0.4%)
L553[10:17:38] <gamax92> I should probably
put it in a thread :P
L554[10:18:00] <gamax92> so it doesnt hang
the client
L555[10:18:33] <Lizzy> ^ is with (if i can
remember correctly) 3 vms with 2GB of ram (one may have more, can't
remember), gitlab, jenkins, Temia's MC server and a few other
bits
L556[10:18:43] <gamax92> mmm
L557[10:18:48] <gamax92> good times
L558[10:18:56] <Lizzy> wait, add 2 more
vms to that list, one with 2gb and one with 4
L559[10:19:11] <gamax92> not as good of
times but still good
L561[10:19:46] <gamax92> Temia's MC server
was fun
L562[10:20:34] <gamax92> but if you have
more VM then the server has to fight for resources
L564[10:22:37] <Lizzy> also a fair few of
the vms are sitting idle
L565[10:22:50] <gamax92> ?
L567[10:27:34] <Forecaster> Lizzy: the
article Mimiru linked seems like a good method
L568[10:30:30] <Lizzy> i didn't see the
link :P
L569[10:31:13] <gamax92> I see the
link!
L570[10:31:18] <gamax92> it's it in the
sky!
L572[10:32:55] <Mimiru> Awww
L574[10:33:26] <gamax92>
Denied.
L575[10:33:39] <Mimiru> I deny your
denial.
L576[10:33:43] <Lizzy> ...
L578[10:33:55] <Mimiru> Yes... it makes me
very sad
L579[10:33:57] <Mimiru> :/
L580[10:34:15] <Mimiru> Theres also the
people who say Wind Farms will slow the wind down
L581[10:34:18] <Forecaster> I hope I can
format the drive with the installer properly
L582[10:34:25] <Mimiru> And/Or slow the
entire planet down
L583[10:35:51] <gamax92> pfft.
L584[10:40:08] <S3> there's also people
that say wind farms will kill all the birds
L585[10:40:40] <Vexatos> gamax92, you
pinged me?
L586[10:40:48] <Vexatos> or pang? Or have
pung? D:
L587[10:41:04] <S3> also that solar panel
thing is over a year old
L588[10:41:10] <S3> it is pretty sad
L589[10:41:12] <reinei> Vexatos: you are
the one speaking latin, so you should know how language
works!
L590[10:42:10] <gamax92> Vexatos: oh, I
added pitch/speed/mouth/throat controls to the speech thingy.
L591[10:42:22] <S3> Viu duvas parolas la
Esperanton lingvo :P
L594[10:42:53] <Vexatos> gamax92,
insanity
L595[10:43:11] <gamax92> also sample rate
support, it was hard coded to 22050 before
L596[10:47:07] <asie> gamax92: dfpwm
samples?
L597[10:47:17] <asie> probably not
L598[10:47:29] <gamax92> no?
L599[10:48:23] <Vexatos> asie, real
samples
L600[10:48:31] <asie> pcm?
L601[10:48:32] <Vexatos> this stuff works
in millisecond resolution :>
L602[10:48:35] <Vexatos> kinda
L603[10:48:35] <asie> nice bandwidth you
got there
L604[10:48:40] <Vexatos> bandwidth?
L605[10:48:42] <asie> yes
L606[10:48:45] <asie> samples require
bandwidth to send
L607[10:48:49] <Vexatos> One packet is
like 1kB maybe
L608[10:48:50] <asie> your sound card does
not do samples
L609[10:49:04] <asie> because samples are,
like, WAV files of instruments played back at a certain pitch
L610[10:49:13] <Vexatos> samples?
L611[10:49:17] <Vexatos> This doesn't do
samples >_>
L612[10:49:27] <Vexatos> What the sound
card is sending is a set of instructions
L613[10:49:31] <Vexatos> (actually a
queue)
L614[10:49:38] <Vexatos> it's all
processed on the client
L615[10:49:58] <S3> asie: wait what
L616[10:50:09] <Vexatos> all the packet
does is tell the client what exactly to create.
L617[10:50:18] <gamax92> I'm not too sure
how large each packet is, I tried to steal the bytebuf from asielib
and see how large it was but that only gave me a power of two
L618[10:50:21] <S3> asie: you must be
talking about a differrent kind of sample :P
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L622[10:56:08] <S3> so you're making a
sound card but you're not even using complex numbers?
L623[10:56:35] <gamax92> S3: no, this is
BSD
L624[10:56:36] <gamax92> :P
L625[10:56:45] <S3> I'm not talking about
BSD
L626[10:56:50] <S3> I'm talking about IQ
theory
L627[10:57:11] <gamax92> mmhm, and I'm
making a joke about BSD not having complex numbers
L628[10:57:35] <S3> loemme see if I can
find it, IQ theory is what all us engineers used to develop your
idea of a "sound card" and telecom signals, etc.
L629[10:57:44] <reinei> S3: I never quite
got IQ theory ... but It works, as can be seen in the SDR I once
used
L630[10:57:59] <gamax92> S3: before you do
that though.
L632[10:58:07] <gamax92> S3: what do you
think our idea of a sound card is?
L633[10:58:41] <S3> I'm not sure. It's
still a sound card. I just wonder if I would have odne it
differently
L634[10:59:33] <gamax92> S3: okay, then,
what would you have liked to see on the card?
L635[11:02:52] <S3> I'm going to throw
telephony out the window for this, but I think I would have liked
to see a card that is more for analog processing, and add sound
card features to it and call it a sound card, so that you could use
it for low level things such as PWM or something on a redstone
circuit
L636[11:03:49] <S3> maybe you want a
variable brightness controller, you could use the sound card to do
that instead of just playing sounds
L637[11:03:58] <gamax92> S3: okay, now
think of an Adlib sound card
L638[11:03:58] <S3> if it was a repeating
thing
L639[11:04:04] <gamax92> it has only an
output.
L640[11:04:08] <gamax92> and it
synthesizes music
L641[11:04:45] <S3> right, but wouldn't it
make more sense to build that on -top- of the lower level
stuff?
L642[11:04:47] <reinei> whats a fun thing
to code that doesn't take a whole week to finish? I am bored as
hell
L644[11:05:00] <S3> lol @ reinei
L645[11:05:10] <gamax92> reinei: a
game?
L646[11:05:13] <Skye> reinei, EEPROM
L647[11:05:17] <Vexatos> reinei, an OC
demo for asie and BTM? :P
L648[11:05:21] <gamax92> :P
L649[11:05:39] <S3> reinei: you could do
an experiment for me with the braile characters on OC?
L650[11:05:48] <S3> I want to make a
raycaster to see how performant it is
L651[11:06:09] <S3> you know what ray
casting is right? It's thousands of times faster than
raytracing
L652[11:06:11] <reinei> well, I don't have
MC setup as I am currently on a less than optimal laptop
L653[11:06:31] <reinei> S3: never
implemented either one :P
L654[11:06:50] <S3> ray tracing is much
more complicated
L656[11:07:54] <S3> though it is limited,
there are some really advanced raycasting features peopole have
done for shading and stuff
L657[11:09:21] <S3> reinei: the idea is
that you already know thegeometry of all the shapes in the
game
L658[11:09:42] <S3> so all you gotta do is
scan horrizontally with vertical lines and draw the textures at the
distances they report
L659[11:09:58] <S3> instead of sending
rays at every possible vertex
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L662[11:10:23] <S3> the downside is that
you can't really have 3D models running around
L663[11:10:41] <S3> it's really just 2D
with depth
L664[11:11:25] <reinei> the way I
understand it, it just scans a horizontal line for every pixel
until it hits something
L665[11:11:43] <S3> right
L666[11:11:57] <S3> with ray tracing you
scan every pixel with unknown geometry
L667[11:12:00] <reinei> and then reports
back the distance taken/the color of that component or whatever is
needed
L669[11:12:19] <S3> all you need to know
is if you hit something and to draw the texture at the correct size
given a distnce
L670[11:12:22] <reinei> and what do you
want to use it for?
L671[11:12:24] <S3> instead of doing all
this razy math
L672[11:12:38] <S3> no idea, is it useful?
:P
L673[11:12:52] <S3> you could make itr
unto a 3D window manager for OpenOS? :)_
L674[11:13:01] <S3> just go down the
hallway and run your programs..
L675[11:13:05] <S3> lol I'm kidding
L676[11:13:26] <S3> gamax92: but doesn't
that make sense?
L677[11:14:28] <reinei> ~oc analyser
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L681[11:16:31] <reinei> S3: did you mean
in MC world raytracing or simulated raytracing?
L682[11:16:58] <S3> I mean on the OC
minitor ray "casting"
L683[11:17:04] <S3> which is
diferent
L684[11:17:11] <reinei> ah yeah
casting
L685[11:17:14] <reinei> not tracing
xD
L686[11:17:21] <gamax92> I hope that this
doesn't rely on a bug.
L687[11:17:38] <S3> ray casting would kill
OC
L688[11:17:39] <gamax92> it is C after
all, tell it to access [-1] and it'll do so, Java however
won't.
L690[11:17:45] <S3> ray tracing I
mean
L691[11:18:14] <S3> That's because Java is
dumb
L692[11:18:35] <reinei> but without a ℝ³,
where would you cast into?
L693[11:19:27] <S3> there is a third
dimension
L694[11:19:36] <S3> what do you think
demensions are?
L695[11:19:48] <reinei> S3: I meant WHICH
space
L696[11:20:10] <reinei> You can have a
simulated space inside an OC computer for windowmanagement if you
want
L697[11:20:14] <gamax92> dammit.
L698[11:20:16] <reinei> or you could use
the real MC world
L699[11:20:31] <gamax92> S3: D:< the
original code is doing an array access of [-1]
L700[11:20:59] <S3> dimensions are just
number lines, and pairs are wormholes that represent relationships
betwen them. so you have two dimensions, the X and Y plane of the
screen, and then you have the third dimension, which is the line
between your eyes linear until the edge of a map.
L701[11:21:09] <S3> or the edge of your
max view distance
L702[11:21:23] <S3> gamax92: ????
L703[11:21:25] <reinei> gamax92: MOV EAX,
ESP ADD (EAX,) 5 COMP [EAX], 10 stuff?
L704[11:22:12] <gamax92> S3: I ported this
speech synthesizer, problem is there's a bit of code that can (and
does) accidentally read an array out of bounds
L705[11:22:19] <gamax92> but being that
it's C it doesn't complain
L706[11:22:26] <Stary2001> lmao
L708[11:22:53] <S3> gamax92: until you
segfault? :P
L709[11:23:01] <S3> dare you to rewrite
malloc() in it
L711[11:24:42] <reinei> S3: let me
rephrase: You want to raycast from the computer in a direction in
the world and then display the result on a monitor?
L712[11:25:00] <S3> reinei: that's exactly
how raycasting works!
L713[11:25:14] <S3> but efficiently you do
a horrizontal scan
L714[11:25:23] <S3> and just check to see
if the ray hits it then draw it
L715[11:25:34] <reinei> yes, I know, but
you could also have a purely mathematical model INSIDE an OC
computer in which you want to raycast
L716[11:25:36] <S3> you only need one ray
for every horrizontal pizel
L717[11:25:56] <reinei> like a game in OC
or something
L718[11:26:06] <S3> well generally with
raycasting you have a 2D grid map
L720[11:26:21] <S3> like that
L721[11:27:09] <S3> if you did it right
you could use different colors for different walls / sprites,
etc
L722[11:27:58] <S3> I would probably use a
hex editor though
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L724[11:28:08] <S3> or actually
L725[11:28:12] <S3> a lua table would be
great
L726[11:28:22] <S3> but it'd be cool if it
was just a BMP :P
L727[11:29:28] <S3> the only thing that
makes me a bit curious is that gamax92 says that you can only have
so many colors per character..
L729[11:29:41] <S3> I wonder how that will
work with dithering
L730[11:29:43] <gamax92> yeah, this bug's
been there since the beginning, best I could do is just add in a
check and work around it
L731[11:32:44] <S3> gamax92: each char can
only be one color i thought..
L732[11:32:51] <gamax92> S3:
foreground/background
L733[11:32:52] <reinei> wait, you want
sub-character-space resolution?
L734[11:32:53] <gamax92> that's two
colors
L735[11:32:56] <S3> right
L736[11:33:13] <gamax92> reinei: braille
characters are 2x4, brings 160x50 to 320x200
L737[11:33:19] <S3> so there would need to
be an algorithm to take the two colors and finding their medium
right?
L739[11:33:28] <S3> other way around
L740[11:34:00] <S3> would need to figure
out which two colors will create the illusaion of a medium of
color
L741[11:35:10] <S3> I gotta read about
dithering heh
L742[11:38:10] <S3> floyd steinberg it
is!
L743[11:40:06] <Temia> Too bad text is a
pain to read on most RL monitors at that size.
L744[11:44:34] <S3> Temia: ?
L745[11:44:49] <Temia> What? o.o
L746[11:44:52] <S3> relatively speaking?
or do you mean, a monitor that is a few inches accross?
L747[11:45:02] <Saphire> mop
L748[11:45:07] <S3> I used to use 5 inch
monitors :P
L749[11:45:17] <Temia> I mean most
consumer monitors are large enough that the text gets downscaled at
160x50.
L750[11:45:18] <S3> they were fine
L751[11:45:23] <Temia> *aren't
L752[11:45:27] <Temia> Resolution
wise.
L753[11:45:36] <Temia> agh
L755[11:45:43] <Temia> I'm not in the mood
to try typing coherently
L756[11:45:48] <Temia> I need more coffee
and/or sleep
L757[11:46:01] <S3> My concern for this
raycasting is speed
L758[11:46:04] *
Saphire nibbles Temia
L759[11:46:19] <S3> first of wall, I want
to downscale a texture image, then floyd steinberg dither it, and
use that to map the pixels..
L760[11:46:26] <S3> one column at a
time
L761[11:47:01] <Saphire> wall?
L762[11:47:11] <S3> it could be a
wall
L763[11:47:14] <S3> but it could be a
sprite too
L764[11:47:30] <S3> I know how tall
everything is, just by knowing how far away the rays hit
L766[11:49:29] <gamax92> I wish I knew how
to actually look at the original code :/
L767[11:49:39] <S3> I suppose scaling down
is faster
L768[11:50:01] <gamax92> it does things
like decompressing and unpacking itself into memory, so best I
could work with is a ram dump.
L769[11:52:21] <S3> gamax92: the sound
card stuff isn't blocking right?
L770[11:53:05] <gamax92> no, when you call
process it'll give you a true/false value as to if the instructions
you built were sent
L771[11:53:12] <gamax92> if it gives false
then the card is still busy
L773[11:54:42] <Temia> ...
L774[11:54:51] *
Temia pushes Shuudoshi off a cliff. :T
L775[11:55:24] *
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L776[11:55:32] *
gamax92 pets a cute Temia
L777[11:55:39] <Saphire> bye, going to
sleep
L779[11:57:01] *
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L781[11:57:55] <Temia> :T
L782[11:58:08] *
Temia holds up Shuudoshi by her arm. Draws handaxe.
+_+
L783[11:59:19] <Vexatos> Temia is a brutal
murdercow
L784[11:59:23] *
Shuudoushi flicks Temias forehead.
L785[11:59:38] *
Temia sticks the axe in Shuudoshi's face :|
L787[12:00:02] *
Temia shakes off, goes to curl up with fluffdragon.
L788[12:01:08] <Forecaster> I can't wait
to get a better processor
L789[12:01:16] <Forecaster> so I can play
and record certain games
L790[12:01:37] *
Lizzy teleports both Saphire and Temia onto her lap
L791[12:02:00] <Forecaster> lewd
L792[12:02:16] <gamax92> not really?
L793[12:02:29] <Forecaster> no, not really
:P
L794[12:02:34] *
gamax92 goes to pet The Lizzy
L795[12:02:34] <Vexatos> Temia and Saphire
are laptops confirmed
L796[12:02:43] *
Lizzy purrs
L797[12:02:45] *
Temia dozes in Lizzy's lap all moe-like. mooe?
L800[12:04:30] <S3> I don't get it
L801[12:04:49] <S3> except the cat
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L804[12:05:14] <Forecaster> that is both
adorable and terrible
L805[12:05:56] <Forecaster> that last one
is just terrible
L807[12:07:08] <Forecaster> I try to bath
all the time, it never goes well
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L809[12:09:14] <Forecaster> someone should
start a youtube channel called "Does it bath?"
L810[12:09:41] <Shuudoushi> I like my
blood and other organs where they are tyvm...
L813[12:12:58] <Forecaster> a dead
fish...
L814[12:14:11] <Forecaster> good job
:P
L816[12:15:31] <Forecaster> I'd vote
Odin
L820[12:16:41] <Forecaster> that
"their" is birds now
L823[12:19:26] <Forecaster> an electrical
fire is still a fire :P
L825[12:19:49] <S3> totally shopped
L826[12:20:03] <S3> haha get it? photo
'shopped'? :D
L827[12:20:14] <Shuudoushi> Forecaster:
yes, but you have to fuck up installing a radio pretty fucking bad
for the car to set on fire
L828[12:21:03] <S3> stereos in cards and
shit is overrated though
L830[12:21:10] <S3> if you want something
mean don't put it in a vehickle
L831[12:21:12] <S3> vehicle*
L832[12:21:58] <Forecaster> S3: what are
you talking about
L834[12:22:47] <S3> the car stereo which
is what the imgur image had captioned, not a radio :P
L835[12:25:28] <Forecaster> a
"stereo" is pretty much anything that plays two-channel
audio, which is pretty much any audio device nowadays
L836[12:25:31] <Forecaster> how is that
overrated?
L837[12:26:11] <Vexatos> where is Inari
with those inappropriate images when you need them
L838[12:26:37] <S3> surprisingly enough
that's actually not where the term stereo came from when referring
to those :)
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L840[12:28:26] <gamax92> how the fuck ...
output is called with exactly the same parameters, ... doesn't
output the same.
L841[12:28:37] <S3> You would think so,
but it's actually slang from the old days of stereo tape
decks
L842[12:28:57] <S3> but the name held all
these years
L843[12:29:04] <Forecaster> that makes no
difference to what it means now :P
L844[12:29:26] <S3> right, but it's sort
of like how everybody calls the commercial WFM bands "FM
radio"
L845[12:29:48] <S3> yes, it uses FM
modulation, but it's misleading to an engineer to call it FM
radio
L846[12:30:14] <S3> FM modulation is a
redundant term, but ok :P
L847[12:30:28] <S3> That's my bad
L848[12:31:03] <S3> maybe I will just
start calling Dialup FM internet?
L849[12:31:26] <repo> hi, is it possible
to get a list of events registered by a component driver?
L850[12:31:28] <Forecaster> I don't care,
all I cared about was why car radios/stereos were overrated
L851[12:32:59] <S3> because meh @ music in
the car
L852[12:33:17] <S3> if you're going to
install a radio install a real one that lets you transmit :P
L853[12:34:31] <Forecaster> I like
listening to music in the car
L854[12:34:45] <Kilobyte> anyone with
scala modding knowlage: trying to port a mod from 1.7 to 1.9.
anyone got any clue why it i get weird errors about scala
classpath?
L855[12:35:19] <S3> Forecaster: I don't.
It's annoying. reminds me of all these people here who are now
putting big speakers in their car and crap and bragging about
it
L856[12:35:58] <Forecaster> I couldn't
care less what other people do with their cars
L857[12:36:06] <Forecaster> I like music,
so I listen to it while driving
L858[12:36:11] <S3> there was this guy a
few days ago going on and on about his new 400 watt amplifier in
his truck and I was like meh, he was like, why? 400 watts is a
lot!
L859[12:36:16] <gamax92> aha!
L860[12:36:20] <Vexatos> oho!
L861[12:36:21] <reinei> Kilobyte: yeah, a
Scalar cannot be a classpath, duh! (I
might be sorry)
L862[12:36:29] <Vexatos> gamax92, so uh...
is the PR, like, done?+
L863[12:36:30] <Kilobyte> reinei:
scala
L864[12:36:32] <Kilobyte> not scalar
L865[12:36:39] <gamax92> Vexatos: yeah you
can accept it if you want
L866[12:36:48] <Vexatos> no further
bugs?
L867[12:36:58] <reinei> Kilobyte: I know,
I deliberatly misread that
L868[12:36:58] <Vexatos> The rest is just
Lua API foolproofing?
L869[12:37:05] <Kilobyte> thought so
:P
L870[12:37:05] <S3> But I have a live gig
rack for usefully doing audio work, and not just annoying
people
L871[12:37:45] <gamax92> Vexatos: iirc
yes, I removed the (reset state every delay) code from my song
player, left and rejoined world, song continued off from where it
left
L872[12:37:51] <gamax92> so, seems to be
working
L873[12:37:59] <Vexatos> nice
L874[12:38:32] <Forecaster> S3: good for
you, my car plays music, that's all I need it to do :P
L876[12:38:58] <gamax92> anyway, I think I
fixed the bug in the speech synthesizer, in C this variable is
declared as static, which makes it's value stick around between
function calls
L877[12:39:01] <Vexatos> gamax92, it
requires latest OC build, right?
L878[12:39:02] <gamax92> I wrongly
translated that
L879[12:39:04] <gamax92> yeah
L880[12:39:06] <Vexatos> k
L882[12:41:50] <S3> LOL WHAT
L884[12:43:48] <S3> saw that the other day
heh
L889[12:57:06] <Vexatos> gamax92, why
again does your noise output have special handling here
L890[12:57:21] <Vexatos> ah I see
L891[12:57:55] <gamax92> Vexatos: :)
L892[12:58:11] <Vexatos> it only changes
when offset >= 1
L893[12:58:50] <gamax92> mhmm, when the
oscilator has completed it's period, it'll change the noise output
and thus you can get frequency changing noise
L894[12:59:12] <Vexatos> Because I need to
handle the noise for the noise card
L895[12:59:31] <gamax92> Vexatos: well,
what I last said is the logic behind it
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L903[13:07:18] <Vexatos> gamax92, why do
we have a setVolume and setMusicVolume?
L904[13:09:14] <gamax92> Vexatos:
setVolume for the channel, setMusicVolume is for the thing
overall
L905[13:09:23] <Vexatos> so why do we need
the latter
L906[13:09:28] <gamax92> for the thing
overall?
L907[13:10:06] <Vexatos> it is confusing
._.
L908[13:10:13] <gamax92> how so?
L910[13:11:24] <S3> Shuudoushi: you know
what I would do?
L911[13:11:46] <Shuudoushi> ?
L912[13:11:50] <S3> if it's a standard
cable you use for power on a computer, there's a LOT of space in
the connectors, and I'd just take a long screw and drive the plug
into the stud
L913[13:11:54] <S3> fuck em
L914[13:11:54] <Vexatos> Oh CRAP
L915[13:11:57] <Vexatos> I just
remembered
L916[13:12:02] <Vexatos> I need to write
this damn manual page
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L918[13:12:06] <Vexatos> this'll take
WEEKS ;_;
L919[13:12:16] <Vexatos> I need to
document the full spec
L920[13:12:16] <S3> then just superglue it
in the monitor
L921[13:12:17] <Vexatos> dammit
L923[13:13:12] <Vexatos> gamax92, how
would I explain a "gate"
L924[13:13:24] <S3> Vexatos: expander
gate?
L925[13:13:35] <S3> or a noise gate
L926[13:13:58] *
Skye slaps Shuudoushi
L927[13:13:59] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L928[13:14:08] <Shuudoushi> o.O
L929[13:14:11] <Vexatos> S3, gate open
-> sound can generate on channel; gate closed -> no sound
generated
L930[13:14:23] <Vexatos> those also
trigger ADSR state changes
L931[13:14:37] <S3> oh, be careful about
that syntax Vexatos
L932[13:14:39] <Vexatos> closing a gate
will trigger the release phase
L933[13:14:46] *
gamax92 pokes GreaseMonkey
L934[13:14:51] <S3> because a gate in
audio engineering is completely different
L935[13:14:57] <Vexatos> Yes it is
L936[13:15:27] <S3> I use an expander on
my guitar :)
L937[13:15:37] <S3> so that when I stop
playing it cuts out all the fuzz
L938[13:16:02] <Vexatos> it's basically a
gate that stops everything
L939[13:16:28] <gamax92> the gate is just
a trigger for the ADSR
L940[13:16:32] <Vexatos> that too
L941[13:16:46] <Vexatos> I'll just
do
L942[13:16:46] <Vexatos>
"function(channel:number); Instruction; Opens the specified
channel, allowing sound to be generated."
L943[13:16:46] <S3> is the gate variable
or boolean?
L944[13:16:55] <Vexatos> it is open or
closed.
L945[13:16:57] <S3> if the gate is
variable then I would call it a threshold
L947[13:17:04] <Vexatos> no
threshold
L948[13:17:09] <Vexatos> no filters
L949[13:17:17] <Vexatos> would be too hard
to implement
L950[13:17:20] <S3> just BAM IN YOUR
FACE
L951[13:17:23] <gamax92> ehh, not sure
about that style of documentation
L952[13:17:25] <S3> then quiet
L953[13:17:28] <Vexatos> yes
L954[13:17:31] <Vexatos> apart from
ADSR
L955[13:17:36] <Vexatos> if that's there,
it'll switch to R
L956[13:18:14] <Vexatos> gamax92, I'd just
have it documented as the channel itself being open or closed
L957[13:18:18] <Vexatos> to avoid
confusion
L958[13:18:35] <Vexatos> better
suggestions? go ahead
L959[13:18:38] <Vexatos> I need them
;_;
L960[13:18:52] <gamax92> Vexatos: why are
you panicing right now?
L961[13:19:00] <Vexatos> I am not
L962[13:19:03] <Vexatos> But I want to get
this done
L963[13:19:05] <Vexatos> it's
exciting
L964[13:19:06] <Lizzy> I stole his
burrito
L965[13:19:08] <Vexatos> I am
excited
L966[13:19:25] <Skye> Lizzy, D:
L968[13:19:50] <gamax92> Vexatos: go read
on up real documentation for ideas
L969[13:20:13] <Vexatos> I'd like to keep
this simple and not too tech-y
L970[13:20:31] <Forecaster> I don't have
kids
L971[13:20:35] <Forecaster> don't like
kids
L973[13:21:44] <Vexatos> ("Ei"
means "Egg" in German and "Pott" means
"pot") >_>
L974[13:24:55] <Vexatos> gamax92, I still
need reasonable default delay and queue size maxima
L975[13:24:59] <Shuudoushi> lol
L976[13:26:21] <gamax92> I don't know for
now, I wanted to see how many bytes were actually in the buffer and
the packet ByteBuf
L977[13:29:12] <Vexatos>
"function(duration:number); Instruction; Adds a delay of the
specified duration in milliseconds, allowing sound to
generate."
L978[13:29:18] <Vexatos> I need opinions
:|
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L983[13:33:30] <Vexatos> so gamax92
uuuh
L984[13:33:37] <Vexatos> how are you
simulating the process on the server right now
L985[13:33:46] <Vexatos> it... appears you
are sending the entire queue at once?
L986[13:33:51] <Vexatos> and not really
simulating?
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L988[13:35:43] <Vexatos> Aren't you just
splitting the queue into multiple packets and still sending them
all at once?
L989[13:35:48] <gamax92> Vexatos:
yes?
L990[13:35:54] <Vexatos> so
L991[13:36:00] <Vexatos> Why though
L992[13:36:14] <Vexatos> You aren't
simulating the process on the server at all! The queue gets emptied
immediately
L993[13:36:16] <gamax92> because the
streamingplaybackwhatever is terrible
L994[13:36:32] <Vexatos> thus making you
able to process() something new right afterwards
L995[13:36:35] <gamax92> Vexatos: yes I
am? otherwise the client couldn't get the current state?
L996[13:36:36] <gamax92> no
L997[13:36:44] <gamax92> do you see the
timeout delay?
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L999[13:37:01] <gamax92> and the fact that
process wait until nextBuffer clears?
L1001[13:38:08] <Vexatos> gamax92,
but
L1002[13:38:09] <Vexatos> it
doesn't
L1003[13:38:12] <Vexatos> oh wait
L1004[13:38:13] <Vexatos> uh
L1005[13:38:52] <Vexatos> I see
L1006[13:39:02] <Vexatos> it just
completely blocks until the thing is fully processed
L1007[13:39:04] <Vexatos> I guess that is
fine
L1009[13:39:19] <gamax92> blocks in the
sense that process will return false
L1010[13:39:25] <Vexatos> yea
L1011[13:39:37] <Vexatos> meaning you
aren't able to just fluently continue on the queue
L1012[13:39:43] <Vexatos> as the queue
isn't processed in steps on the server either
L1013[13:39:52] <gamax92> ?_? yes you
can?
L1014[13:40:32] <Vexatos> how if you have
a 0-5ms delay between the timeout being done and you being able to
process() once again
L1015[13:40:34] <gamax92> does my
demonstration of the card not sound like it fluently
continues?
L1016[13:41:09] <Antheus> I'm trying to
zoom in on a website on my phone, but they designed it so that the
top and levt menu bars are always visable
L1017[13:41:27] <gamax92> because the
server sends the data before it finishes not when it finishes
L1018[13:41:32] <Vexatos> gamax92, you
aren't saving/loading the timeouts though... but I guess that is
fine.
L1019[13:41:45] <gamax92> oh oops
L1020[13:42:08] <Vexatos> since the sound
already processed won't be sent after a reboot anymore anyway
L1021[13:42:28] <gamax92> uhh ... it
should be iirc
L1022[13:42:32] <Forecaster> Antheus: so
hide them :P
L1023[13:42:50] <Vexatos> gamax92, the
part that is already sent to the client?
L1024[13:42:54] <Vexatos> not
really
L1025[13:42:57] <Vexatos> how would
it
L1026[13:43:04] <Vexatos> if the server
reboots >_>
L1027[13:43:12] <gamax92> no, stuff
already sent to the client is lost
L1028[13:43:16] <Vexatos> see?
L1029[13:43:34] <gamax92> not exactly
sure how that's a problem though
L1030[13:44:11] <Vexatos> that means
saving a timeout across reboots is pointless, no?
L1031[13:44:16] <gamax92> Gah
Vexatos.
L1032[13:44:24] <Vexatos> as that timeout
only applies to stuff already sent anyway, no?
L1033[13:44:24] <gamax92> I'm going to go
back to working on things.
L1034[13:44:27] <gamax92> bai
L1035[13:44:32] <Vexatos> what?
L1036[13:44:38] <gamax92> no shush.
L1037[13:44:40] <Vexatos> now I am
confused
L1038[13:44:50] <gamax92> shush you, I'm
going to go back to working on things now.
L1039[13:44:54] <gamax92> bai
L1040[13:45:01] <Vexatos> what are you
doing >_>
L1041[13:45:11] <gamax92> speech
synthesizer
L1042[13:45:18] <gamax92> found another
potential buffer underread
L1043[13:46:13] <Vexatos> now you really
confused me and refuse to elaborate?
L1044[13:47:13] <gamax92> Vexatos: I'm
going to go pull up eclipse, pull up my workspace for the
synthesizer code, look at the parser2 function, see if I can find
any places where it could buffer underread
L1045[13:47:58] *
Vexatos facedesks
L1046[13:49:39] <Vexatos> gamax92, FM
index... was that a value between 0 and 1 too? I forgot
L1047[13:50:15] <Vexatos> hm I guess
not
L1048[13:50:52] <Vexatos> it is a
multiplier for how much the modulator channel's value affects the
main channel's
L1049[13:50:56] <Vexatos> hm
L1050[13:52:07] <Vexatos> what the heck
would sane limits be here...
L1051[13:53:37] <gamax92> you could just
let it flip out :P
L1052[13:54:23] <Vexatos> subtracting
stuff from the offset does not sound like a good idea to
me...
L1053[13:54:32] <gamax92> oh well duh,
don't do that
L1054[13:54:48] <Vexatos> ok, so the
negative limit is -wavefreq
L1055[13:55:00] <Vexatos> to it will
always increase the offset by n > 0
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L1057[13:55:44] <gamax92> Vexatos: still,
I'd ask GreaseMonkey for input too whenever you get the
chance
L1058[13:55:54] <Vexatos> probably
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L1060[13:56:22] <Vexatos> if index is
limited to 0-1, FM will always increase offset by something between
wavefreq and 2*wavefreq
L1061[13:56:27] <Vexatos> that's
stupid
L1062[13:57:20] <Vexatos> It should be
(0,] maybe
L1063[14:01:38] <Vexatos> Hm
L1064[14:01:51] <Vexatos> Maybe I should
call the FM index something like "weight" in doc
L1065[14:02:34] <gamax92> Worth the
Weight
L1066[14:03:47] <Vexatos> it's more...
descriptive
L1067[14:03:58] <Vexatos> than having it
be a function(carrierIndex, modIndex, index)
L1068[14:04:02] <Vexatos> :P
L1069[14:04:37] <gamax92>
intensity!
L1070[14:04:43] <Vexatos> that sounds
good
L1071[14:04:47] <Vexatos> Yea, I like
that
L1072[14:04:59] <gamax92> I dunno
:P
L1073[14:07:34] <Vexatos> hm, I guess AM
and FM should also happen if the modulator channel is closed
L1074[14:07:41] <Vexatos> due to it maybe
having ADSR
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L1076[14:12:29] <L00_Cyph3r> Okay, I´m
screwing around with a mod that is sort-of copied from gamax92
(first try on modding, so great thnx). I have everything working,
including custom sounds that I can ship in the mod. But now I want
to be able to use an .ogg file that is on a Disk in a Computer as
the source for the audio. Anyone got any clues on how to pass a
custom location to the playSoundEffect() function?
L1077[14:13:29] <gamax92> rawr
L1078[14:39:02] <Vexatos>
<Vexatos> just
need to find good limits for FM intensity in the Lua API, make a
texture, document the entire thing well in the manual and it's done
._.
L1079[14:39:04] <Vexatos> that's about
it
L1080[14:39:06] <Vexatos> welp
L1081[14:39:08] <Vexatos> thanks
gamax92
L1082[14:39:10] <Vexatos> I guess
._.
L1083[14:39:12] <Vexatos> this is
amazing
L1084[14:39:31] <Antheus> Factorio is so
fun
L1085[14:40:05] <Forecaster> I wish
they'd make combat more interesting though
L1087[14:41:55] <gamax92> Vexatos: yeah,
I'm just gonna spend the rest of this time fixing up this speech
synthesizer, so I can call it my own :>
L1088[14:42:18] <gamax92> basically
removing all the limits of 256 bytes or lower because everything's
being index by a byte.
L1089[14:42:32] <Vexatos> SAM92 ._.
L1090[14:43:34] <gamax92> Vexatos: you
could atleast put why you're thanking Temia :P
L1091[14:43:42] <gamax92> for helping out
with the design process
L1092[14:43:46] <Vexatos> k
L1093[14:43:50] <Forecaster> why's are
overrated!
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L1095[14:44:30] <Temia> I'm fine with it!
I'm not fussy.
L1096[14:44:33] <gamax92> I am!
L1097[14:44:53] <gamax92> :>
L1098[14:44:58] <Forecaster> you're
totally fuzzy
L1099[14:45:03] <Temia> Oh,
definitely.
L1100[14:45:07] <Temia> But not
fussy.
L1101[14:45:21] <gamax92> but I'm not
fuzzy and fussy
L1102[14:45:48] <gamax92> %flip
:>
L1103[14:45:49] <MichiBot> gamax92:
(╯°□°）╯︵<:
L1104[14:45:55] <gamax92> that's a
face.
L1105[14:46:32] <Forecaster> it looks
like you pushed an icecream cone off of a tiny hill
L1106[14:46:42] <Vexatos> gah
L1107[14:46:49] <Vexatos> Need to get the
phrasing right
L1108[14:46:55] <Vexatos> praising people
surely is hard
L1109[14:47:15] <gamax92> no, is
simple
L1110[14:47:26] <gamax92> Temia: You are
an amazing and talented moo
L1111[14:47:28] <gamax92> see?
L1113[14:50:07] <gamax92> yeh
L1114[14:50:25] <Vexatos> :>
L1115[14:50:30] <Vexatos> Temia is a nice
moo
L1116[14:50:31] <gamax92> ^?^
L1117[14:50:53] <gamax92> ‿ <-
undertie
L1118[14:51:01] <Temia> I'm just an FM
nerd D:
L1119[14:51:12] <gamax92> ^◡^ <- lower
half circle
L1120[14:51:33] <Forecaster> those look
like question mark boxes for me
L1121[14:51:39] <gamax92> ^⏖^ <-
Metrical two shorts joined
L1122[14:51:49] <gamax92> ^⌣^ <-
Smile
L1123[14:52:00] <gamax92> you can't see
any of them?
L1124[14:52:43] <Forecaster> nope
L1125[14:52:57] <gamax92> could you see
michibot's flip?
L1126[14:53:03] <Forecaster> yes
L1129[14:54:04] <gamax92>
(╯°□°）╯︵<:
L1130[14:54:06] <gamax92> what about
tht
L1131[14:54:28] <Vexatos> gamax92, do you
happen to have some example program for me to test the sound card
with?
L1132[14:54:29] <Forecaster> looks the
same as before
L1133[14:54:41] <gamax92> Vexatos: uhh
hold on
L1134[14:55:35] <Vexatos> hm big problem
- already used the fancy icon for the noise card
L1135[14:55:42] <Vexatos> now I need to
find another good icon
L1136[14:56:07] <Forecaster> make it a
card with the classic speaker icon on it
L1137[14:56:17] <gamax92> or a music
note
L1138[14:56:30] <Vexatos> but it doesn't
just do music D:
L1139[14:56:37] <gamax92> it just does
music
L1140[14:57:29] <Vexatos> you are the one
doing speech synthesis
L1141[14:57:44] <gamax92> not with the
sound card, jeez .-.
L1142[14:57:53] <Vexatos> would have been
funny though :P
L1143[14:58:01] <Vexatos> Looking forward
to your TTS thing, by the way
L1144[14:58:07] <gamax92> oh?
L1145[14:58:24] <Vexatos> that video
looked pretty cool
L1146[14:58:31] <gamax92> oh, do you want
a new video?
L1147[15:01:37] <Vexatos> I'd like a
sound example :P
L1148[15:01:42] <Vexatos> to test
>_>
L1149[15:02:24] <gamax92> okay
okay.
L1150[15:02:33] <Vexatos> thanks
<3
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L1155[15:17:04] <Vexatos> bah apparently
I am horrible at making a music note in low res
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L1158[15:19:47] <Vexatos> thanks
L1159[15:20:22] <gamax92> something's
broken in this version of the songplayer for some reason, but don't
have tools around to fix it, on other computer
L1160[15:20:34] <gamax92> so, didn't
include a song
L1162[15:22:56] <Vexatos> uuuuuh
L1163[15:23:15] <Vexatos> I'm so bad at
this >:>
L1164[15:23:33] <Skye> Vexatos, so this
for for a sound card?
L1165[15:23:34] <Vexatos> anyone any
suggestions?
L1166[15:23:38] <Vexatos> Skye, yes
._.
L1167[15:23:49] <Skye> well
L1168[15:23:54] <Skye> make it look like
a card
L1169[15:24:02] <Vexatos> but it does
._.
L1170[15:24:04] <gamax92> and then slap a
music note on it!
L1171[15:24:11] <Vexatos> That's
literally what I have done
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L1173[15:24:17] <Skye> it looks like art
> function
L1174[15:24:31] <Vexatos> get noise card,
change hue and saturation, add some ugly music note
L1175[15:24:34] <Vexatos> is what I did
>_>
L1176[15:24:47] <Skye> what does the
noise card look like?
L1178[15:24:48] <MichiBot>
SAM Speech
Synthesis Demo | length:
25s | Likes:
0 Dislikes:
0
Views:
0 | by
gamax92
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L1181[15:27:20] <Skye> Vexatos, so
L1182[15:27:33] <Skye> what does the new
card have compared to the old card?
L1183[15:27:47] <Vexatos> uh
L1185[15:28:07] <Vexatos> there
L1186[15:28:09] <Vexatos> ._.
L1187[15:28:10] <gamax92> Skye: sub tick
resolution
L1188[15:28:21] <Vexatos> also that
L1189[15:28:43] <Skye> so
L1190[15:28:53] <Skye> the beep card
allows for multiple square wave noises
L1191[15:29:06] <Skye> the noise card
adds more wave types
L1192[15:29:30] <Skye> and the sound card
adds even more fancy stuff
L1193[15:29:34] <gamax92> the sound card
however, does not add to the noise card
L1194[15:29:41] <gamax92> is built from
scratch
L1195[15:29:48] <Vexatos> Completely
different system
L1196[15:29:52] <Vexatos> but
essentially, yes
L1197[15:29:54] <Skye> what does the
noise card look like?
L1198[15:30:07] <gamax92> Skye: he just
showed you it.
L1199[15:30:11] <Vexatos> it's as close
to a full-blown sound card as you can get without actually building
a legit emulator
L1200[15:30:30] <Skye> what does the beep
card look like?
L1201[15:30:41] <Vexatos> (which would be
way too low-level to be usable by anyone but gamax92 and
GreaseMonkey)
L1202[15:30:48] <Vexatos> Skye, same but
more blue
L1203[15:31:35] <gamax92> I have
idea
L1204[15:31:35] <Skye> Vexatos, if it's a
different API, then it should look different. :P
L1206[15:31:44] <Vexatos> but
L1207[15:31:44] <gamax92> Vexatos: I
draw
L1208[15:31:45] <Vexatos> Skye,
L1209[15:31:49] <Vexatos> all cards look
the same
L1210[15:31:50] <Vexatos> in OC
L1211[15:31:53] <Vexatos> didn't you ever
notice?
L1212[15:31:53] <Vexatos> >_>
L1213[15:32:04] <Vexatos> they all have
the exact same form and half the pixels are the same
L1214[15:32:10] <Vexatos> only changing
in hue
L1215[15:32:10] <gamax92> actually
no
L1216[15:32:17] <Vexatos> and the very
central part
L1217[15:32:29] <gamax92> look up
redstone card, notice different height
L1218[15:32:37] <gamax92> GPU also has
different height from base
L1219[15:32:44] <Vexatos> gamax92, there
are tier 1, tier 2 and tier 3 card bases
L1220[15:32:49] <Vexatos> I like the tier
2 card base the most
L1221[15:32:54] <Vexatos> t1 is too small
and t3 is ugly
L1222[15:33:19] <Vexatos> What I could
change would be the central part
L1223[15:33:27] <Skye> Vexatos, I think
it's meant to be how PCIe has different sizes
L1224[15:33:41] <Vexatos> but, uh, I'd
like it to resemble that they are all related to sound somehow
>_>
L1225[15:33:43] <gamax92> yes, which is
why the tiers of the GPU and the tiers of the data card are all the
same height among eachother
L1226[15:33:53] <gamax92> because there
are different tier based, ehh?
L1227[15:34:48] <Vexatos> data cards are
all based on the t3 card base
L1228[15:35:14] <gamax92> also why do all
of your cards have that black box thingy near the tab?
L1229[15:36:32] <Vexatos> because the
card they were based on did. It's the part where the processing
happens :P Hence why the beep card has a control unit in its
recipe
L1230[15:38:52] <Vexatos> I might still
tweak the textures
L1231[15:38:56] <Vexatos> but I am really
bad at art
L1232[15:39:04] <Vexatos> so I just stick
with modifying existing textures >_>
L1233[15:42:21] <Vexatos> I'm really not
happy with the card textures but I can't come up with anything
better
L1234[15:42:48] <Vexatos> hmm, maybe I
should add something like a speaker to the texture?
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L1238[15:54:35] <Vexatos> okay
L1239[15:54:46] <Vexatos> some day I need
to get to re-do the card textures
L1240[15:54:53] <Vexatos> except the
particle card, that one is fine
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L1242[15:57:31] <Vexatos> maybe I should
make it display music notes or something? hm
L1243[15:57:34] <Vexatos> I really have
no idea
L1244[15:57:55] <gamax92> no :/
L1246[15:58:14] <Vexatos> the card
textures are just boring right now :P
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L1251[16:28:22] <gamax92> okay ... these
two byte tables are only use in one area ... to combine and
generate a short. so I think I'll just pre combine them
L1252[16:28:41] <Vexatos> anyways, time
to go sleep
L1253[16:28:42] <Vexatos> bye bye
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L1255[16:29:15] <Antheus> bye
L1257[16:29:48] <gamax92> Shuudoushi, are
you okay?
L1258[16:30:10] <Shuudoushi> boredom
man...
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L1263[16:38:23] <GreaseMonkey>
mroing
L1264[16:39:14] <gamax92> hey
GreaseMonkey
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L1267[16:50:47] <Inari> [1.9]
"OpenComputers fails to inject some of it's logic transformers
in RandomThings' tile entities, something to do with
SimpleComponent"?
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L1270[16:58:17] <gamax92> Inari: probably
OC
L1271[16:58:23] <gamax92> since those are
indeed TileEntity
L1272[16:58:39] <Inari> *goes to open a
ticket* :P
L1273[16:58:56] <gamax92> TileEntity
-> TileEntityBase -> TileEntityRedstoneInterface ->
TileEntityBasicRedstoneInterface
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L1275[17:05:24] <vifino> aww :)
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L1289[17:43:44] <gamax92> wat
L1290[17:43:56] <gamax92> the slightly
rotated text moves down
L1291[17:44:11] <reinei> gamax92: its a
loose website
L1292[17:44:28] <g> loose, like how asie
likes his women
L1295[17:44:40] <reinei> ooh
L1296[17:45:04] <g> Shuudoushi: are you
browsing reddit or imgur?
L1297[17:45:08] <reinei> aww my xterm
doesn't want to use a utf-8 font for some reason
L1298[17:45:17] <Shuudoushi> g:
both
L1299[17:45:31] <g> you're only linking
r/funny stuff though
L1300[17:46:53] <Shuudoushi> b/c that's
what I'm browsing atm
L1301[17:47:07] <g> ah, okay
L1302[17:47:17] <Shuudoushi> a link from
reddit will send me downa rabbit hole in imgur, then imgur will
take me back to reddit
L1303[17:47:22] <g> well, hope you don't
mind if I don't give their stuff my traffic
L1304[17:47:49] <Shuudoushi> even if I
link reddit, you'll still give imgur your traffic...
L1305[17:48:16] <g> I try not to
L1307[17:48:24] <g> it's not always
possible
L1308[17:49:31] <g> people are slowly
moving to slimg, which isn't much better really
L1309[17:50:03] <g> although there's
redditimg or something now, inline image hosting? I dunno
L1310[17:50:13] <g> I use reddit but not
the SRS-controlled subs
L1313[17:55:01] *
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L1319[18:17:33] <GreaseMonkey> i refuse
to touch /r/funny, it sounds like a cancer sub
L1321[18:18:33] <GreaseMonkey> i used to
use slimgur
L1322[18:18:40] <Shuudoushi> and it's
better than r/weed
L1323[18:18:41] <GreaseMonkey> and then i
hit an upload limit
L1324[18:18:47] <GreaseMonkey> and
thought fuck it, back to imgur
L1325[18:18:52] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1326[18:19:04] <GreaseMonkey> i don't
think imgur's actually compromised
L1327[18:20:07] <GreaseMonkey> imgur's
pretty diverse really, just think of what happens when you mash up
a lot of reddit's communities at once
L1328[18:20:15] <GreaseMonkey> you have
the cancershit and you have the good shit
L1329[18:21:01] <Shuudoushi> lol
L1330[18:21:48] <gamax92> fkdfj
L1331[18:21:56] <gamax92> I got stuck on
browsing imgur instead of doing dev
L1332[18:22:13] <Shuudoushi> XD
L1333[18:22:20] <Shuudoushi> welcome to
my world :D
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L1351[21:17:21] <gamax92> GreaseMonkey:
you there?
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L1353[21:39:40] <GreaseMonkey> gamax92:
i'm here now
L1354[21:39:47] <GreaseMonkey> sorry, got
dragged around shops
L1355[21:49:21] <gamax92> man this makes
no sense ...
L1356[21:50:15] <gamax92> If I make the
speed higher it just causes tons of drop outs
L1357[21:51:23] <gamax92> yeah no ... no
sense.
L1358[21:52:08] <GreaseMonkey> gamax92:
raising the speed of what? (feel free to elaborate, i'll bbs)
L1359[21:52:19] <gamax92> GreaseMonkey:
my song player
L1360[21:52:53] <gamax92> it'll play, go
silent, play, go silent, and keeps doing this and I swear I fixed
this before :/
L1361[22:00:02] <snowden89> lol go
through all that those logs. just to see yes it was ESO
L1362[22:00:13] <snowden89> god damn i
should just regex search more often.
L1363[22:02:47] <gamax92> I have no idea
what's going on :)
L1364[22:06:13] <gamax92> it's straight
up getting the packets immediately ...
L1365[22:06:40] <gamax92> but just no
sound.
L1366[22:07:33] <gamax92> oh, there was a
small jitter ...
L1367[22:10:27] *
gamax92 puts more debugging statements.
L1368[22:11:01] <GreaseMonkey> there's
two things i like to use in order to locate bugs
L1369[22:11:04] <GreaseMonkey> one is
printf
L1370[22:11:07] <GreaseMonkey> wait shit
there's three
L1371[22:11:09] <GreaseMonkey> 1.
printf
L1372[22:11:14] <GreaseMonkey> 2. some
way to make a sound chip beep
L1373[22:11:21] <GreaseMonkey> 3.
__builtin_trap();
L1374[22:11:37] <GreaseMonkey> #3 is
especially useful for OCMIPS
L1375[22:11:49] <gamax92>
System.out.format :)
L1376[22:14:13] <snowden89> print(),
std::cout :P
L1377[22:14:22] <snowden89> my debugging
tools :P
L1378[22:14:52] <snowden89> well
debugging tools outside of actual tools
L1379[22:14:56] <snowden89> like visual
studio
L1380[22:14:59] <snowden89> or
pychamr
L1381[22:15:04] <snowden89> cahrm*
L1382[22:15:06] <snowden89> .....
L1383[22:15:10] <snowden89>
pycharm**
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L1385[22:17:10] <gamax92> it's like ... I
can clearly see things being output.
L1386[22:17:14] <gamax92> but then
there's no output.
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L1389[22:22:42] <gamax92> oh wait a
minute, it is outputting way to slow.
L1390[22:25:18] <gamax92> right, nvm is
just my fault
L1391[22:25:27] <gamax92> stupid os.sleep
why are you there
L1393[22:27:51] <Shuudoushi> night
all
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L1395[22:31:15] <gamax92> heh ... so it
would output too slowly ... causing the buffer to never fill ...
and because it was too slow it got immediately cleared on the next
packet
L1396[22:31:23] <gamax92> and thus no
output
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L1400[23:36:06] <Antheus> I just
realized. I learned about jailbreaking apple devices at a funeral
by the widow.
L1401[23:37:40] <Antheus> That was 6ish
years ago .-.
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