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L1[00:00:00] <TheFox> hello payonel
L2[00:00:07] <payonel> hello mr fox
L3[00:00:08] <ocdoc> DB Update Detected,
reloading ..
L4[00:00:08] <ocdoc> Everything's cool
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L7[00:00:20] <payonel> ~w internet
L9[00:00:31] <TheFox> wait wait wait payonel
are you saying that people need a wiki to type install and press a
number on the keyboard?
L10[00:00:46] <payonel> well they dont even
need to press a number
L11[00:00:51] <payonel> in most
scenarios
L12[00:01:02] <gamax92> I think he meant
more that it's been changed, but not really documented
anywhere
L13[00:01:02] <TheFox> if they have more
then 1 HDD?
L14[00:01:08] <payonel> then they do
L15[00:01:26] <payonel> TheFox: right, what
gamax92 said. i haven't documented the new installer at all
L16[00:01:32] <TheFox> oh
L17[00:01:58] <TheFox> that makes more
since
L18[00:06:15] <payonel> is the internet
disk not craftable?
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L20[00:07:15] <payonel> i thought we were
going to have a "internet card + floppy" =>
"internet floppy + internet card"
L21[00:08:04] <gamax92> well you'd probably
do what the bucket does, leave an item in the crafting table
L22[00:08:16] <gamax92> being the card used
to craft
L23[00:08:19] <payonel> that's what i think
we should do
L24[00:08:29] <payonel> so right now, there
is no way to craft the software disks?
L25[00:08:43] <payonel> we need to fix
this
L26[00:09:03] <gamax92> Mimiru said
something about a wrench?
L27[00:09:10] <payonel> oh right, i'll test
that
L28[00:09:32] <payonel> scrench? :)
L29[00:11:09] <payonel> ok nothing happens
- perhaps it was an idea to do it that way
L30[00:11:34] <payonel> i think it makes
sense to have the "bucket" behavior with the
component
L32[00:12:28] <gamax92> payonel: yeah I
have no idea
L33[00:12:29] <payonel> i did something
\o/
L34[00:12:53] <gamax92> "# Whether to
allow loot disk cycling by crafting them with a wrench."
L35[00:13:00] <gamax92>
"lootRecrafting: true"
L36[00:13:10] <payonel> oh, ok
L37[00:14:28] <gamax92> which is not a very
good way to get to the software ...
L38[00:14:34] <payonel> no
L39[00:14:38] <payonel> but, it's a work
around for beta
L40[00:15:54] <payonel> unicode.char(65313)
through unicode.char(65338) is a double wide alphabet
L41[00:15:56] <payonel> :)
L42[00:16:17] <gamax92> yes
L43[00:16:17] <payonel> well, that's the
uppercase, there's more
L44[00:16:29] <payonel> so fun :)
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L49[00:51:11] <TheFox> anyone still alive
here?
L50[00:52:35] <TheFox> can the OC GPU
display RGBA or just RGB
L51[00:53:23] <Temia> RGB only.
L52[00:54:07] <TheFox> ok
L53[00:54:11] <TheFox> thanks Temia
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L56[01:02:30] <TheFox_> TheCryptek: Sorry
about that my client broke
L57[01:04:40] <TheFox_> TheCryptek: are you
there?
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L62[01:09:11] <TheFox> %tell
TheCryptek|Away ok, sorry i wasn't able to help you any with your
code these past few days, however i did figure out a way we could
read the password and username from the files for the server
code
L63[01:09:12] <MichiBot> TheFox:
TheCryptek|Away will be notified of this message when next
seen.
L64[01:09:37] <TheFox> i wonder if that
will work
L65[01:09:42] <TheFox> well see
L66[01:10:25] <TheCryptek|Away> TheFox im
not away yet lol
L67[01:11:07] <TheFox> oh
L68[01:11:23] <TheFox> well, lets pretend
you where for that part
L69[01:11:34] <TheCryptek|Away> TheFox: yea
was grouping the nick before i went to bed lol
L70[01:12:18] <TheFox> ok
L71[01:12:28] <TheCryptek|Away> TTYL
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L89[02:36:50] <asie> oh, by the way
L90[02:36:55] <asie> since i'm
packing
L91[02:36:57] <asie> we've also released a
thing
L93[02:37:02] <asie> here's the thing
L95[02:37:08] <Forecaster> packing?
L96[02:37:11] <asie> yeah
L97[02:37:16] * asie
hops off the minecraft minecart
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L99[02:37:33] <Forecaster> (again)
L100[02:37:38] <asie> (strike #6)
L101[02:46:24] <Sangar> I CAN HAZ
INTERWEBS AGAIN
L102[02:47:59] <Sangar> Vexatos, because
you wanted it that way >_> (to get sided info to mountables
based on how the rack is rotated e.g.)
L103[02:48:17] <Vexatos> Sangar, yes, in
onActivate :P
L104[02:48:20] <Sangar> waitwhat. asie.
wat. what about btm D:
L105[02:48:58] <Vexatos> asie, just
remember that you're tied to it by a steel rope, you can't go too
far :P
L106[02:49:15] <Sangar> too lazy to dig
the logs, think that was part of the discussion too :P
L107[02:49:45] <Vexatos> Sangar, well
toGlobal exists
L108[02:49:53] <Sangar> it does
L110[02:50:14] <Vexatos> ;)
L111[02:50:29] <asie> Sangar: it's been
given to unascribed
L112[02:50:30] <asie> and BBoldt
L113[02:50:32] <Sangar> ah
L114[02:50:34] <asie> so it's fine
L116[02:50:37] <asie> it's going to happen
on schedule
L117[02:50:43] <asie> Sangar: however, we
have released ice2 early
L118[02:50:45] <asie> and it's amazing,
though no docs
L119[02:50:47] <Sangar> asie, but but...
it's not the same if you're not yelling at people :/
L120[02:51:03] <Sangar> ah
L121[02:51:23] <asie> Sangar: it'll be
different
L122[02:51:26] <asie> but it will be
flamingo
L123[02:51:27] <asie> i made sure of
that
L124[02:51:41] <Sangar> i guess that's
something at least
L125[02:51:49] <Tazz> anyone wanna see
something stupidly hackish?
L126[02:51:57] <asie> Sangar: so, uh
L127[02:52:05] <asie> ice2 is ice1 with
three major improvements:
L128[02:52:08] <Vexatos> Tazz, I wrote
Selene and translated code from Scala to java and vice-versa. I
have seen enough :P
L129[02:52:23] <asie> - it uses SSE magic
(not sure which version, correct me here GreaseMonkey)
L130[02:52:28] <asie> - motion
detection
L131[02:52:30] <GreaseMonkey> SSE2
probably
L132[02:52:36] <asie> - much faster
converging
L133[02:52:38] <GreaseMonkey> maybe SSSE3
but yeah
L134[02:52:41] <Sangar> awesome
L135[02:52:42] <asie> in other words, it's
ice1, only watchable
L136[02:52:45] <asie> and with motion
detection!
L137[02:52:48] <GreaseMonkey> - notably
less shit than ice 1 while being faster
L138[02:52:51] <asie> and with GBA and
Raspberry Pi support
L139[02:52:51] <Tazz> Vexatos, how about
comparing strings using a wrapped calls to strcmp in assembly
L140[02:52:52] <GreaseMonkey> is all you
needed to say
L141[02:53:15] <asie> yeah
L142[02:53:45] <GreaseMonkey> i think the
most hackish thing i have ever done is implemented closures in C by
dynamically compiling x86 code to produce the right stack
L144[02:54:24] <asie> C++
L145[02:54:27] <Sangar> i'll try to mess
around with ice2 next weekend :) sounds great
L146[02:54:36] <Tazz> asie, it is C++
yes
L147[02:54:38] <asie> i also recommend
someone make a wrapper for it, for Forecaster
L148[02:54:42] <asie> as this one can be
used for an intro
L149[02:55:27] <Sangar> some standalone
java tool like the one for dfpwm (sp.?) would be great :P
L150[02:55:31] <Tazz> it works too but its
stupidly hackish haha, cmpq'ing the result of the wrapped function
to 1 to make sure it jmp's properly
L151[02:55:34] <asie> the encoder is in C,
though
L152[02:55:41] <Sangar> ah, right
L153[02:55:43] <Sangar> welp
L154[02:55:46] <Sangar> frontend then
:X
L155[02:56:38] <Tazz> also hey asie
L156[02:56:50] <Tazz> and Sangar*
L157[02:57:40] <Forecaster> wrapper?
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L159[03:02:51] <Sangar> eyo
L160[03:03:34] <Tazz> I finally got static
calls working in Eschelle :D
L161[03:03:46] <Tazz> Im on my way to
getting instance calls working too :D
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L164[03:34:03] <Saphire> what's
Eschelle?
L165[03:36:28] <Forecaster> sounds like
shampoo
L166[03:36:39] <Forecaster> "Because
you deserve it"
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L174[04:02:04] <Forecaster> are those
negative transfer rates? :P
L175[04:02:08] <Inari> ya
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L177[04:02:47] <Forecaster> ohmy
L178[04:03:19] <Inari> or at least it
looks like negative transfer rates :P no clue whats actaully
happening
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L183[04:06:32] <Forecaster> second url too
long
L184[04:07:36] <Inari> blame reddit
L185[04:07:36] <Inari> :D
L186[04:07:44] <Jacky> Well, how can I use
computers to detect status from Buildcraft tanks and engines?
L187[04:08:04] <Inari> try adapters
L188[04:08:15] <Inari> or maybe adapter or
robot with tank upgrade
L189[04:08:26] <Jacky> is there any
docs?
L190[04:08:32] <Inari> doubt it
L191[04:08:44] <Forecaster> yes, in OC
:P
L192[04:08:48] <Inari> just look if an
adapter gives you acomponent
L193[04:08:50] <Inari> and check its
functions
L194[04:08:57] <Forecaster> ^
L195[04:08:59] <Jacky> thanks
L196[04:09:21] <Inari> gonna check on that
too actaully, curious now :P
L197[04:14:02] <Inari> Jacky: seems the
standard interface for bc is just energy stores, max energy storage
and checking if its a receiver or provider of energy
L198[04:14:40] <Forecaster> if you want
the fluid levels you'll want a tank controller
L199[04:14:44] <Inari> yeah
L200[04:14:53] <Inari> tankc ontroller in
adapter can read the fluid and level
L201[04:14:58] <Forecaster> yes
L202[04:14:59] <Antheus> ur mum
L203[04:15:07] <Forecaster> no u
L204[04:15:19] <Antheus> no u
L205[04:15:27] <Forecaster> D:
L206[04:15:33] <Antheus> I"M
SORRY
L207[04:16:20] <Forecaster> NO IM
SORRY
L208[04:16:56] <Antheus> kk
L209[04:18:02] <Inari> oh nice
L210[04:18:12] <Inari> BC quarries
actualyl take appropriate breaking times for blocks nowadays
L211[04:18:50] <Antheus> cool
L212[04:19:03] <Forecaster> it's been
doing that for quite a while now :P
L213[04:19:21] <Forecaster> it also
calculates power use based on that
L214[04:19:25] <Jacky> Inari: ok. thanks.
and, How can I use the "standard interface for BC"? I'm
not familiar with oc.
L215[04:19:48] <Antheus> back in my day,
you just chugged a quarry down and walked a way
L216[04:19:53] <Inari> adapter next to a
BC block :p then query teh components... type
"components" in openOs to see alist of components
L217[04:20:11] <Inari> you can relatively
easily check function by going into lua and typing =component.name
so like.. =component.tankblock
L218[04:20:13] <Inari> for the tank
L219[04:20:53] <Forecaster> Antheus:
that's still pretty much true :P
L220[04:21:07] <Jacky> what is the
"=" used for?
L221[04:21:16] <Inari> just to make it
output
L222[04:21:19] <Antheus> to output what a
function returns
L223[04:21:21] <Forecaster> shorthand for
print() basically
L224[04:21:31] <Forecaster> (but not
really)
L225[04:21:37] <Antheus> shtup
L226[04:22:09] <Forecaster> since it's
smarter than print
L227[04:22:38] <Jacky> but what is the
type of that "component.tankblock"?
L228[04:23:00] <Forecaster> what do you
mean type?
L229[04:23:58] <Jacky> a table or a
function or so on
L230[04:24:10] <Forecaster> it's a
component
L231[04:24:13] <Forecaster> an
object
L232[04:24:16] <Jacky> ok
L233[04:24:20] <Jacky> thanks
L234[04:25:19] <Antheus> So, my dad
normally wakes up by now
L235[04:25:30] <Antheus> and he hasnt, so
I went to check if he set his alarm on his phone
L236[04:25:47] <Antheus> He hit the snooze
button .-.
L237[04:26:04] <Jacky> but how can I know
what function this object contains?
L238[04:26:19] <Forecaster> by doing what
Inari said
L239[04:29:00] *
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L243[04:32:28] <asie> Forecaster: quite a
while = BC 6.3+ (or 6.2+?)
L244[04:32:54] <Forecaster> I dunno, time
wise it's been quite a while :P
L245[04:34:28] *
vifino stabs Antheus over and over
L246[04:34:31] <asie> 1.5 years yes
L247[04:34:35] <asie> time flies D:
L248[04:37:56] <Antheus> I keep forgeting
you were involved with buildcraft
L249[04:38:06] <Antheus> I haven't used
buildcraft in years .-.
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L252[04:46:50] <Inari> do combustion
engines still blow up?
L253[04:48:55] <Skye> Inari, don't think
so
L254[04:49:02] <Inari> boo
L255[04:49:05] <Forecaster> no
L256[04:49:06] <Skye> they seize up and
you need to hit them with a wrench
L257[04:49:14] <Forecaster> yep
L258[04:49:18] <Forecaster> same as
railcraft engines
L259[04:49:25] <Inari>
#MakingEnginesMoreBoringSince2014
L260[04:49:39] <Skye> #BLAMEasie
L261[04:50:16] <Forecaster> real engines
don't blow up from not being cooled :P
L262[04:50:23] <Forecaster> they just
jam
L263[04:50:33] <Inari> they would likely
break, depending on the engine :P
L264[04:50:34] <Antheus> I also jam
L265[04:50:36] <Antheus> to jam
L266[04:50:38] <Jacky> i use bc for
164
L267[04:50:39] <Antheus> like smuckers
jam
L268[04:50:43] <Antheus> grape jam
L269[04:50:50] <Antheus> strawberry
jam
L270[04:50:53] <Inari> 1.6.4 xD
L271[04:50:57] <Inari> thats like
L272[04:50:59] <Inari> bneyond
ancient
L273[04:51:07] <Antheus> that's like,
1.2.5 ancient
L274[04:51:08] <Inari> at least its not
1.4.7 i guess
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L276[04:52:04] <Inari> Forecaster: well it
gave a gameplay point t making sure your engines are cooled and
potentially placing them not next to your item chests
L277[04:52:07] <Antheus>
#NeverForgetRP2
L278[04:52:11] <Inari> i like gameplay
points
L279[04:52:32] <Forecaster> there's still
a gameplay point, keeping your engines running smoothly :P
L280[04:52:38] <Inari> sure
L281[04:52:47] <Inari> but if tehy break
it takes 0 effort to unbreak them
L282[04:52:59] <Inari> proabbly takes more
effort to cool them thatn to unbreak them every now and then
L283[04:53:00] <Forecaster> depends how
many engines you have :P
L284[04:53:11] <Inari> 20 clicks instead
of 1
L285[04:53:12] <Inari> \o/
L286[04:53:31] <Inari> Forecaster: and you
can just have them in your base too :D
L287[04:53:34] <Inari> since lcoationd
oesnt matter
L288[04:53:41] <Forecaster> uh uh
L289[04:53:51] <Forecaster> you know it
was a tiny explosion right?
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L291[04:54:00] <Inari>
"tiny"
L292[04:54:00] <Forecaster> it basically
just destroyed the engines and the blocks next to it
L293[04:54:10] <Forecaster> as far as I
remmber
L294[04:57:10] <Forecaster> engine*
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L296[05:16:18] <Inari> well, not
huge
L297[05:16:20] <Inari> but big enough
:P
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L302[05:19:16] <Inari> i dont see how
longness relates to if osmeone wil lclick it
L303[05:19:17] <Inari> but sure
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L305[05:21:26] <Antheus> Inari, there's a
cow in the quarry hole
L306[05:21:49] <Forecaster> lewd
L307[05:21:53] <Antheus> rewd
L308[05:21:58] <Inari> i know
L309[05:22:00] <Inari> i fisted it
in
L310[05:22:09] <Antheus> 0_0
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L312[05:22:43] <Inari> my sister has been
sticking up her hand into cows in RL :<
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L315[05:23:15] <Antheus> I've seen it
done
L316[05:23:30] <Antheus> I've also seen a
herd of cows that got out walking up my street
L317[05:23:41] <Antheus> two people on
segways rolling down my street
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L320[05:24:26] <Antheus> and some
deer
L321[05:24:29] <Antheus> in my front
lawn
L322[05:25:45] <Inari> there she was
L323[05:25:49] <Inari> justa rollin down
the street
L324[05:29:21] *
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L325[05:30:56] <g> singin' doo wah diddy
diddy dum, diddy doo..
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L328[05:44:25] <Inari> g: :f
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L334[06:10:42] <Inari> hm this only just
occured to me, but in the world of chobits theres likely people who
have a persocom fetish (as in, put on fake persocom ears and act
like a persocom during lewd times :P or ones that like that kinda
thing then)
L335[06:11:47] <Forecaster> obviously
:P
L336[06:11:52] <Izaya> rule 34?
L337[06:12:57] <Inari> Izaya: i guess :P
but just never occured to me before. i mean it was clear that there
would be people into persocom lewd stuff, just not the extra step
of people dressing up as them :P
L339[06:14:06] <Izaya> Unrelated but
BunsenLabs is pretty nice
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L345[06:29:58] <Dustpuppy> when ever i
serialize a big tabel, i get "too long without yielding"
:-(
L346[06:30:12] <Inari> haha
L347[06:30:21] <Inari> well, write your
own serialization routine ^^
L348[06:32:19] <Dustpuppy> o_O
L350[06:34:56] <Forecaster> I'm gonna make
my own serializer, with blackjack, and hookers!
L351[06:35:19] <Inari> Dustpuppy: or
modify the standard lib code
L352[06:35:19] <Inari> :D
L353[06:35:20] <Skye> lewd
L354[06:35:30] <Skye> Dustpuppy, BUG
REPORT~
L355[06:36:12] <Inari> its not exactly a
bug
L356[06:36:34] <Forecaster> more of a
"your object is too big!"
L357[06:36:47] <Inari> thats what she
said
L358[06:36:54] <Forecaster> lewd
L359[06:37:12] <Syrren> making the default
serialiser yield would do Bad Things to programs expecting atomic
operations
L360[06:37:15] <Inari> Inari - making
channels lewd since sometime
L361[06:37:38] <Inari> Syrren: hm would
it?
L362[06:37:46] <Inari> i mean it yields
the whole coroutine, along with the calling function
L363[06:37:55] <Syrren> okay, so
tl;dr
L364[06:38:14] <Syrren> normal
multithreading = special effort to NOT yield, lots of headaches,
but good performance
L365[06:38:22] <Skye> Syrren, wellll
L366[06:38:39] <Skye> why not an option to
the serialize funcrtion?
L367[06:38:40] <Inari> but theres no
multithreading :D
L368[06:38:44] <Syrren> cooperative
multithreading (like CC and OC) = special effort TO YIELD, less
headaches so long as library functions don't do Weird Shit like,
say, unexpectedly yielding out from under you
L369[06:38:45] <Skye> *function
L370[06:38:55] <Skye> Syrren,
actually
L371[06:39:00] <Inari> Syrren: but they
yield straight to amchine
L372[06:39:04] <Syrren> *sigh*
L373[06:39:04] <Inari> Syrren: it doesnt
matter for the calling function
L374[06:39:14] <Skye> in OC, some library
functions normally yield
L375[06:39:17] <Syrren> if you have
coroutines A and B, and the machine (M)
L376[06:39:17] <Inari> Syrren: so
L377[06:39:25] <Syrren> A and B are both
working with the same data structure x
L378[06:39:29] <Syrren> M dgaf
L379[06:39:34] <Syrren> currently A is
operating
L380[06:39:39] <Syrren> A:
serialize(x)
L381[06:39:41] <Inari> again, yield to
machine
L382[06:39:42] <Syrren> serializer yields
to M
L383[06:39:45] <Syrren> M does shit
L384[06:39:47] <Syrren> M yields to
B
L385[06:39:48] <Inari> not to routine
management
L386[06:39:54] <Syrren> B: x.foo =
"bar"
L387[06:39:56] <Inari> uhhhh
L388[06:39:59] <Syrren> B: yields to
A
L389[06:40:03] <Inari> machine doesnt do
anything
L390[06:40:05] <Inari> and cant yield to
B
L391[06:40:05] <Syrren> A: WTF?! foo
should have been "baz"!
L392[06:40:27] <Inari> i think you meant
resumes :f
L393[06:40:39] <Syrren> okay, resumes,
which has the same end result
L394[06:40:39] <Inari> and again
L395[06:40:42] <Inari> B yields to
Machine
L396[06:40:45] <Inari> Machien doesnt do
anything
L397[06:40:47] <Inari> Machien resumes
B
L398[06:41:07] <Syrren> so there's no case
in which machine resumes a different coroutine?
L399[06:41:16] <Inari> theres only one
courotine for machine
L400[06:41:20] <Syrren> or, say, a machine
event results in modifications to data structures A or B care
about
L401[06:41:21] <Inari> the one it made to
start the PC
L402[06:41:30] <Inari> machine events dont
modify things
L403[06:41:37] <Syrren> so OC progs can't
create more coroutines?
L404[06:41:41] <Inari> they can
L405[06:41:48] <Inari> but that just a
created coroutine
L406[06:41:57] <Skye> thing is
L407[06:42:00] <Syrren> right... so when
does that created coroutine get run? when a yield happens
L408[06:42:02] <Skye> other OC functions
yeild all the time
L409[06:42:07] <Inari> machine is the
uh... top coroutine, that creates another coroutine to run the
bios
L410[06:42:08] <Syrren> unless I'm
mistaken, you can't "yield to a given thing"
L411[06:42:10] <Syrren> you just
yield
L412[06:42:12] <Inari> the bios does
whatever
L413[06:42:12] <bauen1> Syrren: you have
to manually resume them
L414[06:42:17] <Skye> other OC functions
yeild all the time
L415[06:42:19] <Inari> but machien only
sees that coroutine it crated
L416[06:42:22] <Inari> *created
L417[06:42:27] <Syrren> Skye: yes, and
that's OK if they're
expected to yield, unlike the
serializer
L418[06:42:33] <Syrren> bauen1: ah, ok, so
there's no scheduler
L419[06:42:40] <Inari> you can yield
straight to machien as far as im aware
L420[06:42:43] <Syrren> my point is
(somewhat) moot, then, in the default config
L421[06:42:48] <bauen1> Syrren: there is
one coroutine per machine that is being run
L422[06:42:55] <Inari> using
computer.pullSignal
L423[06:43:02] <bauen1> you have to resume
all other coroutines manually
L424[06:43:22] <Syrren> *digs into source
code*
L425[06:43:35] <Inari> if you were using a
parallelization api to run ]A and B, thgen yes, if you yielded with
coroutine.yield() B would resume before A goes again
L426[06:43:54] <Inari> at leaast thats
from what i know
L427[06:43:55] <Inari> :P
L428[06:43:57] <Inari> migth be
wrong
L429[06:44:06] <Syrren> right, and thus
you get the sequence of events
L430[06:44:13] <Syrren> 1) parallelization
api (A,B)
L431[06:44:18] <Inari> that why calling
computer.pullSignal can break stuff
L432[06:44:24] <Inari> cause you eat the
event and shell never sees it :f
L433[06:44:27] <Syrren> 2) A: x = {foo:
"bar"}
L434[06:44:35] <Syrren> 3) A:
serialise(x)
L435[06:44:44] <Syrren> 4) [A]serialise:
yields
L436[06:44:48] <Syrren> 5) Machine:
...
L437[06:45:02] <Syrren> 6) B resumed
(because parellization)
L438[06:45:08] <Syrren> 7) B: x.foo =
"boom"
L439[06:45:09] <Inari> well no
L440[06:45:14] <Syrren> 8) [A]serialise:
done
L441[06:45:16] <Syrren> 9) A: WTF?!
L442[06:45:17] <Inari> uusally
parallelization, if yielded to it
L443[06:45:19] <Inari> would resume
B
L444[06:45:24] <Inari> before it yields to
machine
L445[06:45:35] <Syrren> so it's
A,B,machine,A,B,machine... ?
L446[06:45:36] <Inari> At least thats what
CC's did
L447[06:45:42] <Inari> not sure if OC
yields to machien first
L448[06:46:16] <Syrren> doesn't matter --
if a function is not documented to yield, like the serialiser -- it
shouldn't yield, because it will Break Things Horribly in a
parallel context
L449[06:46:28] <Syrren> no amount of lewd
will save you from that and the resultant irate advanced
users
L450[06:46:33] <Inari> lol
L451[06:46:52] <Inari> im actually curouos
now though
L452[06:46:56] *
Inari goe sto test
L453[06:47:09] *
Syrren can't actually run Minecraft on this laptop, would be
testing too
L454[06:47:12] <Syrren> (FOR
SCIENCE!)
L455[06:47:36] *
Syrren returns to writing paper about routing protocols for ad-hoc
networks
L456[06:47:49] <Dustpuppy> nothing is
working today. why didn't i stay in bed?
L457[06:48:10] <Forecaster> Bed is not
responding
L458[06:49:05] <Syrren> Bed went too long
without yielding
L459[06:49:27] <Izaya> killall -9
bed
L460[06:50:29] <Forecaster> Bed has quit
unexpectedly and will need to restore bedsheets
L461[06:50:36] <Forecaster> from a
backup
L462[06:50:52] <Dustpuppy> forestry has a
nice analyzer. but connecting it to a computer makes no sence,
because the bee is too fast out of the slot, where you can read the
data.
L463[06:52:18] *
Lizzy groans
L464[06:53:12] *
Izaya laughs uncontrollably
L465[06:53:53] <Izaya> someone's a
dumbas
L467[06:54:02] <Syrren> ?
L468[06:54:15] <Izaya> so I got this pizza
for free off a friend that works at Dominos
L469[06:54:30] <Izaya> apparently the
customer refused to pay for it
L470[06:54:37] <Izaya> figured out
why
L471[06:54:41] <Izaya> they ordered a
gluten free base
L472[06:54:53] <Izaya> but someone was a
dumbass and didn't realize that the topping wasn't gluten
free
L473[06:54:53] <Lizzy> Lol
L474[06:55:00] <Izaya> as always the
customer is wrong
L475[06:55:16] <Syrren> pfft
L476[06:55:57] <Inari> ~oc gpu
L478[07:02:23] <Inari> ~oc
filesystem
L480[07:07:46] *
vifino snuggles Lizzy now that she is finally awake
L481[07:08:08] *
Lizzy coos
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L486[07:15:25] <Inari> Syrren: yep, nomral
coroutine.yield will yield to the coroutine that resumed it. using
pullsignal will go to machine and resume the co that called
pullSignal
L487[07:15:35] <Inari> im not too sure as
to why thouhg :P
L488[07:15:51] <Syrren> heh.
L489[07:16:09] <Syrren> okay, so it's safe
to pullsignal inside serializer -- so long as the events are not
consumed.
L490[07:16:18] <Inari> wel
L491[07:16:21] <Inari> they are consumed
:D
L492[07:16:29] <Inari> hmmm
L493[07:16:34] <Syrren> isn't there an
unpullsignal or something?
L494[07:16:34] <Syrren> or
peeksignal
L495[07:16:38] <Inari> i'd like to
understand why this happens though :s
L496[07:16:56] <Syrren> peekbelowthesignal
-- lewd?
L497[07:16:58] <Inari> what special about
doing coroutine.yield(nil)?
L498[07:17:01] <Inari> haha
L499[07:17:06] <Syrren> maybe nil =
"the machine"?
L500[07:17:22] <Inari> sure, but the lua
docs dont say anythign on putting a nil as first arg
L501[07:17:49] <Syrren> it'd be an OC
special case rather than a Lua special case
L502[07:17:56] <Inari> but its lua
L503[07:18:58] <Inari> pullSignal is in
machine.lua, and calls coroutine.yield (the lua one)
L504[07:19:45] <Inari> if i'd say "it
makes sense it yields straight to native, because its called in
macine.lua" then the sandbox coroutine.yield makes no sense
though
L505[07:19:53] <Inari> as that just does
coroutine.yield(nil, ...)
L506[07:20:01] <Syrren> huh.
L509[07:21:11] <Syrren> I believe you, I'm
just surprised
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L512[07:21:57] <Inari> Syrren: was just
hoping you might be able to explain if i hand you the
codepieces
L513[07:21:58] <Inari> xD
L514[07:22:11] <Syrren> hah. I haven't
done Lua stuff in months
L515[07:22:20] <Syrren> too snowed under
with uni
L516[07:22:54] <Inari> made it a bios
test, as to not have openos stuff do somethign weird
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L518[07:28:03] <Inari> i worded it wrong,
but in both cases i'd expect it to either yield to the CO that
resumed it, or to the machine.lua co
L519[07:28:14] <Inari> but it seems in one
case it yields to the co that resume dit and in the other to
machine.lua co
L520[07:28:15] <Inari> *shrugs*
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L537[08:32:05] <Syrren> Inari: I think it
might be implicitly casting nil to 0, in the yield call
L538[08:32:22] <Inari> that still doesnt
answer what that would do though
L539[08:32:37] <Syrren> wouldn't 0 = the
first corouting = bios/machine?
L540[08:32:42] <Syrren> coroutine*
L541[08:32:52] <Inari> coroutine.yield
just ays the arguments are passed back to resume
L542[08:32:55] <Inari> doesnt mention any
such mechanic
L543[08:33:15] <Inari> plus its in the one
that doesnt go back to machine :p
L544[08:33:34] <Syrren> okay, so the place
to look is the yield *before* that -- because resume args get
returned from yield
L546[08:34:03] <Syrren> A: yields
L547[08:34:09] <Syrren> B: resumed
L548[08:34:16] <Syrren> B: resume(A,
xyzzy)
L549[08:34:24] <Syrren> A: gets xyzzy from
yield()
L550[08:34:28] <Syrren> iirc
L551[08:34:44] <Inari> i suppose? still
doesnt answer why it would yield to machien vs the other c
L552[08:34:46] <Inari> *co
L553[08:34:52] <Syrren> I'm thinking of
something like
L554[08:35:05] <Syrren> OC/bios:
resume(main, nil) -- here, nil = no events
L555[08:35:12] <Syrren> main: do
things
L556[08:35:19] <Syrren> main:
yield(2)
L557[08:35:32] <Syrren> OC/bios: gets
"2" returned from resume
L558[08:35:34] <Syrren> OC/bios: does
things
L559[08:35:39] <Syrren> OC/bios: resume(2,
nil)
L560[08:35:41] <Syrren> EOF
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L562[08:36:21] <Inari> well i dunno what
you're trying to say, but you gave me na idea that seems good
:P
L563[08:36:23] <Syrren> this is pure
speculation, not based on reading of code
L564[08:36:44] <Inari> machine also
overwrites coroutine.resume
L565[08:36:47] <Syrren> tl;dr: I'm
thinking that OC's java bits (or the bios) are acting as a
scheduler
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L567[08:37:26] <Syrren> when user code
yields with a coroutine number, it actually yields to OC/bios, and
that then resumes the actual coroutine, etc.
L568[08:37:47] <Inari> nah, then yield
would have to do something else than just call coruotine.yield
again wiht a nil rpefixed
L569[08:38:21] <Syrren> not necessarily,
if the special sauce is around the OC/bios resume rather than the
bios/user yield
L570[08:43:40] <Inari> well
L571[08:43:48] <Inari> it seems to do
something like that yeah, now it makes sense :P
L572[08:43:56] <Inari> but i wouldnt
really call it a scheduler
L573[08:43:58] <Syrren> :P
L574[08:44:34] <Inari> A: call
coroutine.resume(b, "blah")
L575[08:44:57] <Inari>
bios[sandbox.coroutine.resume]: resumes b with the given args
L576[08:45:06] <Syrren> maybe a better
term would be "trampoline"
L577[08:45:12] <Inari> B: does crap and
yields
L578[08:45:19] <Syrren> (although that's
digging into compiler design terminology somewhat)
L579[08:45:24] <Inari>
bios[sandbox.coroutine.yield]: yields, injecting a nil as first
arg
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L581[08:45:59] <Inari>
bios[sandbox.courotine.resume]: is resumed, checks if the frist arg
is a yield (sandbox.courotine.yield yielded) and since it did,
returns
L582[08:46:11] <Inari> A: gets the args
back from (sandbox.)coroutine.resume
L583[08:46:27] <Syrren> s/frist/first/
s/is a yield/is a nil/ ?
L584[08:46:28] <MichiBot> Syrren: Invalid
regex extra non-whitespace characters found after substitute
command in sed script: s/frist/first/ s/is a yield/is a nil/
?/
L585[08:46:30] <Inari> computer.pullSignal
just yields straight without injecting a nil, in that case
sandbox.courotine.resume just yields too
L586[08:47:27] <Inari> so if A reumses B
and B calls pullSignal, A's sandbnox.couroutine.resume is resumed,
but sees the nil and just yields to bios
L587[08:47:34] <Syrren>
s/reumes/resumes/
L588[08:47:35] <Inari> then on being
resumed from its yield, resumes B
L589[08:47:48] <Inari> the usercode in A
that called sandbox.coroutine.resume never sees that
L590[08:47:51] <Syrren> (...I failed at
spelling the misspelled word. lol)
L591[08:48:13] <Inari> my typos must
really bug oyu :D
L592[08:48:27] <Inari> anyway, this was
interesting to find out
L593[08:48:33] <Syrren> I'm a bit OCD when
it comes to spelling/grammar, yeah
L594[08:48:43] <Inari> poor you
L595[08:48:56] <Syrren> worse is when I
get OCD about style in my own text
L596[08:48:58] <Inari> im good at making
typos :D
L597[08:49:07] <Syrren> write a few
paragraphs, re-read, "NOT GOOD ENOUGH *delete*"
L598[08:49:11] <Inari> once i somehow put
the s on the previous words, i still dunno how
L599[08:49:23] <Inari> like "ands
kill her" instead of "and kills her"
L600[08:49:44] <Syrren> sounds like you
hit an alt+t somewhere
L601[08:49:59] <Inari> that just opens the
tools menubar thingy
L602[08:50:01] <Syrren> ...nvm, that's
only in emacs
L603[08:50:13] <Syrren> alt+t in emacs is
(usually) transpose words around cursor
L604[08:50:46] <Syrren> "abc |
def" alt+t "def | abc"
L605[08:50:55] <Syrren> actually, no,
"def abc |"
L606[08:51:00] <Syrren> where | is
cursor
L607[08:53:00] <Vexatos> Cruor: hi
L608[09:04:34] <Forecaster> aaah its a
Vexatos
L609[09:05:37] <Inari> few know it as
Vexus
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I prefer notepad++ now that I've found the "go to line
number" option
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with Buildcraft/Forestry stuff?
L620[09:37:20] <Lizzy> possibly
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L646[11:01:02] <gamax92> oooh, I hope I
still have my old audio files
L647[11:01:57] <gamax92> phew, still
do.
L648[11:02:19] <Forecaster> woo
L649[11:02:45] <gamax92> the fuck do you
mean permission denied, I am root. :I
L650[11:03:51] <Forecaster> xD
L651[11:03:54] <TheCryptek> I really hate
working on my website ._.
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L653[11:07:24] <Izaya> I really hate the
modern web
L654[11:07:59] <TheCryptek> Izaya: Right!
I'm just working on a developers community right now
L655[11:08:51] <Forecaster> I also hate
<vague idea or concept>!
L656[11:09:03] <Inari> Forecaster:
ikr
L657[11:09:16] <TheCryptek> What kinda
vague idea or concept?
L658[11:09:27] <Inari> now now
L659[11:09:33] <Inari> if you specified
it, it wouldnt be vague anymore, would it?
L660[11:09:42] <TheCryptek> It's not
vague
L661[11:10:13] <TheCryptek> Its a
community for any and all developers of any or all languages to
come together, make new friends. Form brand new development teams,
and work on projects together.
L662[11:10:27] <TheCryptek> No matter the
language, No matter the Ethnicity.
L663[11:10:33] <TheCryptek> No matter the
race or gender.
L664[11:10:54] <Inari> well langauge is
somewhat important
L665[11:10:55] <Inari> :D
L666[11:11:04] <Inari> also
L667[11:11:06] <TheCryptek> Not when
google translate is around.
L668[11:11:12] <Forecaster> ...I think you
missed the point, I wasn't talking about your developers
community
L669[11:11:14] <Inari> that wasnt really
against you :P because thats not hating
L670[11:11:23] <Inari> yeaaaah, well
L671[11:11:30] <Inari> i'd rather not
speak to people using gtranslate, frankly
L672[11:11:41] <TheCryptek> That's why I'm
glad I took classes :P
L673[11:11:52] <TheCryptek> OH
L675[11:11:58] <TheCryptek> I'm sorry
guys.
L676[11:12:00] <TheCryptek> xD
L677[11:12:19] <TheCryptek> I misread
inari's sentence "if you specified it, it wouldn't be vague
anymore, would it?
L678[11:12:20] <TheCryptek> xD
L679[11:12:46] <TheCryptek> I haven't had
my mourning hour yet ._.
L680[11:12:48] <Forecaster> Lizzy: what's
SEUS?
L681[11:13:02] <Lizzy> Sonic Ether's
Unbelivable Shaders
L682[11:13:08] <Forecaster> ah
L683[11:13:11] <TheCryptek> morning*
L684[11:13:21] <Forecaster> I wish I could
use shaders xD
L685[11:13:43] <TheCryptek> Minecraft mods
are the written in jave or javascript?
L686[11:13:49] <Forecaster> ...
L687[11:13:51] <Forecaster> java
L688[11:13:59] <Lizzy> well
L689[11:14:01] <Wiiplay123> Great news! I
finally have theoretically infinite chest and miner
management
L690[11:14:28] <Lizzy> I remember CPW
saying that any language that could compile to java bytecode would
work
L691[11:14:57] <Forecaster> I've never
heard of a mod written in javascript thought, possible it may be
:P
L692[11:15:23] <TheCryptek> I was just
asking so I can figure out where the best place to start learning
to write mc mods would be.
L693[11:15:44] <Forecaster> teh
interwebz
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L695[11:16:11] <Forecaster> do you know
OOP?
L696[11:16:27] <TheCryptek> Never heard of
OOP what does OOP stand for?
L697[11:16:37] <Forecaster> Object
Oriented Programming
L698[11:16:54] <TheCryptek> Nope but thats
something i'll look up
L699[11:17:03] <Forecaster> you'll want to
learn that first
L700[11:21:38] <TheCryptek> Can you
explain the gist of it to me so I atleast know what I am getting
myself into?
L701[11:21:48] <Lizzy> no
L702[11:21:54] <Lizzy> go look it up
yourself
L703[11:22:02] <Forecaster> it's exactly
what it sounds like
L704[11:22:53] <TheCryptek> Ok
L705[11:23:11] <TheCryptek> If compared to
python. Would it be harder to learn then python?
L707[11:23:24] <Lizzy> python is OOP
mostly
L708[11:23:42] <TheCryptek> So I use OOP
and don't even realize it ._.
L709[11:23:44] <Wiiplay123> I'm testing
the program on the Creatix robot
L710[11:23:59] <Lizzy> TheCryptek, well,
if you use classes then you're doing OOP
L711[11:24:08] <Lizzy> since you're
working with objects
L712[11:24:17] <TheCryptek> ._. Its time I
learn OOP
L713[11:24:49] <TheCryptek> Gah my kitten
Miyagi won't stay off my keyboard ._.
L714[11:24:57] <Wiiplay123> Pics or it
didn't happen
L715[11:28:24] <TheCryptek> gah
L716[11:28:41] <Wiiplay123> pls
L717[11:29:00] <Lizzy> come on, pay the
cat tax
L718[11:29:29] <TheCryptek>
88888888,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777
L719[11:29:50] <Wiiplay123> or just send
me your cat and I can take the pictures for you
L720[11:31:51] <gamax92> these UCM files
are very slightly different ...
L722[11:33:33] <Saphire> hey Lizzy
o.
L723[11:33:36] <Saphire> *o/
L724[11:33:40] <Lizzy> hai o/
L725[11:33:53] <TheCryptek>
Wiiplay123:
L726[11:36:13] <gamax92>
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
L727[11:38:02] <Saphire> wut?
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L729[11:40:12] <gamax92> building a
haskell program ...
L730[11:40:27] *
gamax92 sees how long stack needs to setup
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L732[11:48:42] <Wiiplay123> I'm building
an inventory manager that only takes five blocks to work
L733[11:53:14] <gamax92> welp, that didn't
work, did stack build but stack exec fails
L734[11:53:44] <gamax92> oh, needs a
double dash
L735[11:55:08] *
Lizzy writes 6-6-11:04:00 on vifino
L736[11:55:12] <Lizzy> err
L737[11:55:15] <Wiiplay123> what
L738[11:55:16] *
Lizzy writes 6-5-11:04:00 on vifino
L739[11:55:26] <Wiiplay123> It's 11:55
AM
L740[11:55:37] <Lizzy> 6 weeks, 5 days, 11
hours, 4 minutes and 20 seconds
L741[11:55:41] <Lizzy> roughly
L742[11:55:43] <vifino> :3
L743[11:55:55] <Wiiplay123> Is that how
long you've gone without vaping?
L744[11:56:01] <Lizzy> i don't vape
L745[11:56:10] <Lizzy> that'd be my
cousin
L746[11:56:17] <Wiiplay123> WE GET IT,
YOUR COUSIN VAPES /s
L747[12:00:35] <Wiiplay123> Time to
assemble the main loop of the program that combines all the
previously individual functions together
L748[12:05:12] <flappy> #\//\
L749[12:09:54] <Skye> I just swapped my
control and capslock keys
L750[12:10:14] <Skye> Unicomp keyboards
are really nice
L751[12:10:20] <Skye> you can literally
swap keycaps
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L754[12:27:18] <CompanionCube> Skye, inb4
your start using emacs
L755[12:27:31] <Skye> nah
L757[12:27:46] <CompanionCube>
C-M-C-X-butterfly
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L764[13:11:15] <kreezxil> Is there a way
to make a computer terminal respect adventure mode and not allow
the player to create new directories and files. I want them to be
able to do everything else however.
L765[13:11:32] <kreezxil> well not delete
either
L767[13:12:51] <CompanionCube> kreezxil,
you can do almost anything you can program
L768[13:13:23] <gamax92> kreezxil: create
your own loot floppies? (that is resource pack supported
iirc)
L769[13:15:22] <asie> kreezxil: modify
OpenOS
L770[13:15:40] <asie> or sandbox a boot
ROM, or something
L771[13:18:06] <Skye> CompanionCube, JSON
hell
L772[13:19:01] <CompanionCube> Skye, it
doesn't even allow for anything substantive
L773[13:19:15] <Skye> tweaking the game is
good
L774[13:19:17] <Skye> but not enough
L775[13:19:30] <CompanionCube> honestly,
if they're going the config file route
L776[13:19:40] <Skye> they need to add
blocks and crafting and blah
L777[13:19:41] <CompanionCube> why not
choose the more readable YAML over JSON
L778[13:21:14] <Skye> JSON is fast to
parse
L779[13:21:22] <Skye> and mojang is
inefficent
L780[13:21:26] <Skye> reloading it too
many times
L781[13:25:00] <asie> hjson
L782[13:27:58] <Forecaster> heyson
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L787[14:27:29] <kreezxil> CompanionCube,
gamax92: put it another way, has anyone done it "make oc
respect adventure mode and give the user only read execute but not
write or delete privileges in the terminal", if that person is
here are they willing to share the code.
L788[14:28:38] <gamax92> Because you don't
want to put any effort?
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L791[14:30:30] <kreezxil> Isn't the
OC/linux/open source world all about sharing? Or is the name of
this mod actually "Open Microsoft"?
L792[14:30:46] <asie> kreezxil: It's
"Open Don't Be An Asshole"
L793[14:30:49] <Izaya> Skyrim Court Wizard
= Government IT
L794[14:31:20] <kreezxil> I want little
jump start, as old as Open Computers is there should be tons of
programs out for it, but no, most of it locked away tight like the
comment asie just made. and I'm not being an asshole.
L795[14:31:21] <Izaya> asie: ie Wheaton's
Law?
L796[14:31:31] <asie> kreezxil:
OpenComputers has very little software
L797[14:31:38] <Izaya> less locked away
and more like nonexistent
L798[14:31:39] <asie> oppm lists most of
it. It's not even a hundred IIRC
L799[14:31:43] <kreezxil> I've found to
app repositories
L800[14:31:48] <asie> No, mpt does not
count.
L801[14:31:50] <Izaya> everyone's too
preoccupied writing OSs and tools
L802[14:31:53] <asie> It has Plan9k and
Plan9k accessories.
L803[14:32:01] <Izaya> nobody writes
actual applications
L805[14:32:15] <asie> kreezxil: Of course
it's all about sharing.
L806[14:32:16] <kreezxil> but no program
similar to what I want to do, I want to exhaust what exists before
I have to commence the coding. (this is called preliminary
research, but you know that)
L807[14:32:25] <asie> But we don't tend to
share air.
L808[14:32:30] <asie> Everyone gets their
own allowance of oxygen.
L809[14:32:39] <Kodos> Oh fuck, that
reminds me
L810[14:32:40] <asie> THAT'S RIGHT, IZAYA!
NO MORE OXYGEN FOR YOU TODAY
L811[14:32:43] <Kodos> I've used mine
up
L812[14:32:45] *
Kodos suffocates and dies
L813[14:32:50] *
Izaya turns blue
L814[14:32:57] *
asie just killed half the channel
L815[14:33:00] <asie> Well, now you're out
of coders. :)
L816[14:33:09] <asie> And man did that
"killed" sound terrifying in hindsight.
L817[14:33:18] *
kreezxil dies from the asshole comment alone ...
*poof*
L818[14:33:19] <asie> Also, since when is
two 50% of 181
L819[14:33:36] <asie> kreezxil: Well,
Microsoft has been open sourcing more stuff than I'd expect them
to, ever
L820[14:33:39] <Izaya> asie: there are 6
people that have said anything on my current screen
L821[14:33:45] <Izaya> therefore it's more
like 1/3
L822[14:33:54] <asie> Izaya: You're
stealing my oxygen.
L823[14:33:59] <kreezxil> asie: that's
because their waking up actually, finally, wonder how long it will
last tho.
L824[14:34:00] <Kodos> kreezxil, what are
you trying to do anyway
L825[14:34:09] <asie> kreezxil: Anyhow.
One important note.
L826[14:34:15] <asie> It's worth it to
reinvent the wheel sometimes.
L827[14:34:21] <asie> You can learn
things.
L828[14:34:53] <asie> Plan9k might be able
to mount read-only.
L829[14:34:57] <kreezxil> Kodos: I'm going
to use a screen to display various types of instructions to my Sky
Challenge players. But I don't want them to do any more than start
the computer, access a menu, read the files.
L830[14:34:57] <asie> But it's quite
different architecturally from OpenOS.
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L832[14:35:12] <asie> Like, it's a proper
UNIX-like system.
L833[14:35:18] <asie> Probably way too
heavyweight.
L834[14:35:19] <Kodos> If you're using
opencomputers for what amounts to a rules screen, you're doing it
wrong.
L835[14:35:21] <kreezxil> Kodos: I might
be having a senior moment.
L836[14:35:24] <asie> Kodos: Shut
up.
L838[14:35:31] <asie> OpenComputers is
good for everything
L839[14:35:33] <asie> I mean, we use it
for *images*
L840[14:35:36] <asie> or used it, at
BTM
L841[14:35:37] <Kodos> Yes, but overkill
is a thing
L842[14:35:42] <asie> What would he use,
then?
L843[14:35:44] <asie> SIGNS?
L844[14:35:49] <kreezxil> Kodos: I don't
want to use signs, ick.
L845[14:35:55] <Kodos> First of all I
wasn't going to say signs
L846[14:35:59] <Kodos> RFTools screens
work great
L847[14:36:00] <kreezxil> Kodos: and
malisis advertis isn't on 1.9.4 yet.
L848[14:36:13] <Kodos> See above
comment.
L849[14:36:16] *
kreezxil spocks at Kodos
L850[14:36:20] <Kodos> uwot
L851[14:36:23] <Izaya> you people are
nerds, what are some ways to gain 1k gold quickly near whiterun in
skyrim?
L852[14:36:23] <kreezxil> hmm, i have
that.
L853[14:36:41] *
kreezxil raises an eyebrow while looking at Kodos
L854[14:36:50] <kreezxil> this is calling
"spock"
L855[14:36:53] <asie> You know what's
amazing?
L856[14:37:01] <asie> That in #oc, people
discourage people from using OC.
L857[14:37:20] <kreezxil> I still want to
do it in OC tho
L858[14:37:22] <Izaya> using OC for
everything does not align with the unix philosophy
L859[14:37:27] <kreezxil> I'll try the
rftools screens tho
L860[14:37:31] <Kodos> RFTools can be
controlled by a computer
L861[14:37:35] <Kodos> There ya go
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L863[14:37:52] <Kodos> Make a program that
has a menu that reads from different files based on what you want
to 'load' into the screen
L864[14:37:54] <asie> Izaya: So computing
does not align with the unix philosophy.
L865[14:37:58] <Kodos> Then all the text
changing ends up done via the computer
L866[14:38:02] <asie> Unless you actually
use a different device for everything, like I wish I have
sometimes.
L867[14:38:02] <Kodos> And you don't have
to touch the screens
L868[14:38:19] <Izaya> if computers
aligned to the unix philosophy we'd have a separate chip for each
instruction
L869[14:38:31] <kreezxil> Kodos: how do I
trap ctrl+alt+c, will a simple key capture inhibit it?
L870[14:38:46] <Kodos> That's an asie
question, tbh
L871[14:38:55] <Kodos> Shouldn't be hard
to prevent tho
L872[14:39:00] <kreezxil> If I can trap
the user in a menu loop, that would be the same thing for me.
L873[14:39:05] <gamax92> oh, that's all
you wanted to do, that has absolutely nothing to do with adventure
mode XD
L874[14:39:24] <Inari> ~oc event
L876[14:39:31] <kreezxil> gamax92 I use
adventure mode to protect my spawn
L877[14:39:41] <Kodos> kreezxil, iirc,
ctrl alt c fires a 'terminate' event
L878[14:39:44] <Kodos> So just catch
that
L879[14:40:01] <kreezxil> ok
L880[14:40:10] <gamax92> well ...
L881[14:40:12] <kreezxil> is there a way
to do it in the shell at all?
L882[14:40:21] <kreezxil> I know I can
trap you in a bash script
L883[14:40:27] <gamax92> one uses
'terminate' iirc, the other fires error()
L884[14:40:40] <gamax92> but the event api
has functions it uses to check the keyboard
L885[14:40:49] <gamax92> you can just
replace those with empty functions
L886[14:42:17] <gamax92> function
event.shouldInterrupt() return false end function
event.shouldSoftInterrupt() return false end
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L888[14:42:41] <Dustpuppy> it works
:-)
L890[14:42:57] <Kodos> Color schemes
plox
L891[14:43:01] <Dustpuppy> part one of
full auto breeding is done
L892[14:43:59] <gamax92> kreezxil: the
reason why mentioning adventure mode is irrelevant is because all
you're doing is displaying a rules/instructions on a screen, which
can be done in any game mode.
L893[14:44:25] <Kodos> gamax92, adventure
mode prevents players from breaking stuff without a tool, which
presumably is protected by other means
L894[14:44:37] <gamax92> cool but that
still has nothing to do with displaying text on a screen
L895[14:44:43] <gamax92> which is what he
initially forgot to say
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L897[14:45:51] <gamax92> nvm whatever, you
don't get my point.
L898[14:45:53] <Wiiplay123> Is there any
way to get wood from stone in ProjectE
L899[14:45:59] <Wiiplay123> or really wood
from anything
L900[14:46:14] <Wiiplay123> I have a super
miner almost ready but I need to give it a wood source to make
chests out of
L901[14:46:32] <Kodos> I'm assuming you
don't already have at least one piece of wood?
L902[14:46:49] <Wiiplay123> nah, I can
supply it with some wood
L903[14:46:54] <Wiiplay123> but I'm
wanting to make it able to get TONS of it
L904[14:46:56] <Kodos> Energy...
Condenser?
L905[14:47:03] <Wiiplay123> that's my
first plan
L906[14:47:18] <g> so, minecraft at E3
introduced "addons", which allow you to tweak or change
the AI of entities
L907[14:47:27] <g> this is the "first
step towards a fully modded minecraft experience"
L908[14:47:30] <Kodos> rip modding
L909[14:47:33] <Izaya> fucks given:
0
L910[14:47:38] <g> and it's coming to.. MC
for 10, PE, and.. other mobile versions
L911[14:47:38] <Wiiplay123> lol
L912[14:47:40] <g> _not_ the java
version
L913[14:47:47] <g> that strikes me as
pretty odd
L914[14:47:47] <Kodos> I've been saying
from the beginning that it's only a matter of time before Microsoft
kills modding
L915[14:47:48] <Wiiplay123> Fine with
me
L916[14:47:48] <Izaya> fucks given:
-1
L917[14:47:59] <Wiiplay123> Mods don't
need Microsoft's support
L918[14:48:14] <Kodos> With the changes
they've made since acquisition, cross compat has been nuked
L919[14:48:17] <g> eh, it feels like they
might be moving to drop the java version
L920[14:48:34] <Kodos>
inb4onepointtenisfinal
L921[14:48:44] <Wiiplay123> Except we can
easily just stay on 1.10 forever
L922[14:48:48] <Kodos> Honestly, I'd be
okay with that
L923[14:48:52] <Wiiplay123> same
L924[14:48:56] <Wiiplay123> All we need is
mods at this point
L925[14:48:59] <Kodos> It'd give Forge a
chance to get their shit together, and mods to finalize an
update
L926[14:49:04] <Wiiplay123> yup
L927[14:49:11] <Wiiplay123> 1.10 last
version of minecraft pls
L928[14:49:11] <g> hm, true
L929[14:49:45] <Wiiplay123> Because since
THE BEGINNING OF MINECRAFT, mods have been getting outdated
L930[14:49:48] <Wiiplay123> with every
update
L931[14:49:53] <g> yeah, this is
true
L932[14:50:03] <Wiiplay123> like I'm
running 1.7.10 still
L933[14:50:12] <gamax92> that concept
applies to many things besides Minecraft though
L934[14:50:22] <g> I'm on 1.9.4 for mods
now
L935[14:50:26] <g> it's starting to be
feasible
L936[14:50:34] <Wiiplay123> 1.10 is
already out though
L937[14:50:49] <g> yeah, but not forge for
1.10
L938[14:50:57] <g> not yet anyway
L939[14:51:28] <Izaya> the mobile version
users can have their 'addon' support
L940[14:51:44] <Izaya> as long as they
don't try to make the Java version stop working
L941[14:51:53] <Izaya> (and if they take
down the auth servers, we have alternatives)
L942[14:51:55] <g> well, they might - you
saw what happened to classic
L943[14:52:28] <Kodos> let's say I didn't.
What happened to classic
L944[14:52:54] <g> basically they promised
they'd keep it going (particularly the server list)
indefinitely
L945[14:53:06] <g> and they slowly started
to hide it, remove links to it, and eventually just took it down
without saying anything
L946[14:53:21] <gamax92> well Classic
wasn't exactly working :P
L947[14:53:31] <g> there's still a
sizeable classic community, oddly
L948[14:53:36] <gamax92> offline sure, but
in browser the Java updates were breaking it
L949[14:53:37] <Izaya> just saying
L950[14:53:49] <g> yeah, I think most
people use classicube or whatever it was
L951[14:53:49] <Izaya> but if they kill
the java version
L952[14:53:59] <Izaya> we'll make our
own
L953[14:54:06] <Izaya> with blackjack and
hookers
L954[14:54:09] <g> eh, that might not be
legal
L956[14:54:13] <gamax92> Izaya: people say
this about everything
L957[14:54:17] <Izaya> oh I mean
like
L958[14:54:26] <Izaya> we have a bunch of
issues with how minecraft actually works, right?
L959[14:54:36] <Izaya> recreate the whole
thing from the ground up
L960[14:54:38] <Izaya> or y'know
L961[14:54:44] <Izaya> fix the issues
Minetest has
L962[14:54:45] <Izaya> either way
L963[14:54:50] <Kodos> I'm still holding
out for Total Miner:Forge on PC
L964[14:54:52] <g> hahaha
L965[14:54:57] <gamax92> good one
Izaya
L966[14:54:58] <g> you say that like it's
a trivial issue
L967[14:55:06] <g> imagine taking minetest
up to modern minecraft, feature-wise
L968[14:55:21] <g> we're having enough
trouble keeping up with glowstone, and that's _just_ the server
side
L969[14:55:21] <Wiiplay123> Better
yet
L970[14:55:33] <Wiiplay123> What if we
made an EXACT clone of minecraft
L971[14:55:41] <Izaya> lawsuit
L972[14:55:45] <Wiiplay123> With 100%
compatability, like what happened with ace of spades
L973[14:55:50] <Wiiplay123> hmmmm
L974[14:56:06] <Wiiplay123> Maybe like an
exact java minecraft clone in C++
L975[14:56:14] <Wiiplay123> That has full
compatability, but by default looks completely different
L976[14:56:25] <Wiiplay123> and only
through switching the texture pack can it look like normal
minecraft
L977[14:56:37] <g> well, then it'd be in
C++
L978[14:56:39] <g> no forge
L979[14:56:54] <Wiiplay123> That's the
point where you start adding true modding support
L980[14:57:21] <Wiiplay123> Step 1: Get
C++ clone, Step 2: Add modding support that is as good as
forge
L981[14:57:25] <asie> Wiiplay123: Ace of
Spades is not backed by Microsoft
L982[14:57:28] <asie> and none of the
clones are 100%
L983[14:57:35] <asie> at least I hope they
aren't, making outright clones is bad
L984[14:57:37] <asie> very bad
L985[14:57:39] <asie> for creativity
L986[14:57:40] <Wiiplay123> 100%
compatible, not 100% clone
L987[14:57:43] <asie> Ah.
L988[14:57:46] <g> yeah, I think the best
clone I've seen is iceball
L989[14:57:48] <asie> Look up the story of
Manic Digger in 2010
L990[14:57:53] <asie> Notch took that
down, back in the day.
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L992[14:58:01] <asie> As in, the part
which connected to Minecraft Classic servers
L993[14:58:08] <asie> he just went into
the IRC channel and asked them if they could take it down
L994[14:58:18] <asie> So, uh, no.
L995[14:58:22] <asie> Help TrueCraft,i f
you want to.
L996[14:58:28] <asie> Also, Java is
probably better than C++, honestly.
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L998[14:58:31] <Wiiplay123> Then don't
make it connect to minecraft servers
L999[14:58:34] <asie> C++ is ugly to code
in, even if slightly faster
L1000[14:58:37] <Wiiplay123> Make it
connect to Bukkit servers
L1001[14:58:41] <Wiiplay123> Which aren't
Minecraft, they're Bukkit
L1002[14:58:43] <asie> Bukkit servers ARE
Minecraft servers
L1003[14:58:51] <asie> Bukkit is a patch
on top of Minecraft
L1004[14:58:51] <Izaya> write it in rust
/s
L1005[14:58:55] <Wiiplay123> But they
aren't officially Minecraft :3
L1006[14:58:58] <g> yeah that isn't a
solution, bukkit uses the same protocol
L1007[14:58:59] <asie> Yes they
are.
L1008[14:59:01] <Wiiplay123> oh
L1009[14:59:02] <g> and they are
officially minecraft
L1010[14:59:05] <asie> They're
indistingushable.
L1011[14:59:06] <g> they're literally a
mod on top of the server
L1012[14:59:11] <Wiiplay123> nvm
then
L1013[14:59:14] <g> well, aside from
glowstone
L1014[14:59:15] <g> but yeahy
L1015[14:59:16] <Wiiplay123> I thought
Bukkit was like Pyspades
L1016[14:59:17] <g> yeah*
L1017[14:59:36] <Wiiplay123> :(
L1018[15:00:07] <g> nah, how do you think
bukkit was able to knock out some of their updates so fast?
L1019[15:00:14] <g> definitely not by
reimplementing everything
L1020[15:00:14] <Wiiplay123> ooooh
L1021[15:00:22] <g> if you want that,
there's glowstone, but that isn't done yet
L1022[15:00:53] <Wiiplay123> Maybe make a
server that doesn't use the minecraft protocol
L1023[15:01:02] <Wiiplay123> but is so
heavily moddable that you can change the protocol itself
L1024[15:01:38] <Wiiplay123> basically
find all the legal loopholes that exist
L1025[15:01:54] <kreezxil> Apparently I'm
running on social skills compression 1.0 still as I was unable to
cram a novel into a small sentence to cover all the talking points
for someone to catch my gist on the first go which elicited some
several people steering me away from OC.
L1027[15:02:34] *
Izaya shudders
L1028[15:02:41] <Izaya> Material AND
Numix
L1029[15:03:31] <Izaya> friendly reminder
that holo > material
L1030[15:03:57] <kreezxil> This probably
a pipe dream, but I'd like to some kind of weird hybrid between
bukkit and forge. Where the player has no mods on their client, but
when they encounter an chunk that has a mod they don't have, that
mod is then distributed to them. *I know this would be an issue for
ppl on dialup*
L1031[15:04:14] <Wiiplay123> Wasn't there
something like that already
L1032[15:04:17] <Wiiplay123> Spigot or
something
L1033[15:04:17] <CompanionCube> kreezxil,
you could just
L1034[15:04:19] <CompanionCube> hm
L1035[15:04:20] <Inari> that would also
be horribly hacky :P
L1036[15:04:28] <CompanionCube> do you
require people to interact with the computers
L1037[15:04:28] <Wiiplay123> no wait
that's not it
L1038[15:04:36] <CompanionCube> because
you could just not have a keyboard connected
L1039[15:04:37] <Inari> kreezxil: whats
the benefit over just like... modpack launcher
L1040[15:04:54] <kreezxil> Inari: with a
giant modpack, there would be a huge benefit.
L1041[15:05:14] <Wiiplay123> Guys
L1042[15:05:17] <Wiiplay123> I remember
this existing already
L1043[15:05:19] <kreezxil> with a tiny
modpack its a pointless if not moot point
L1044[15:05:22] <Kodos> I can't imagine a
server-side only modpack where the performance doesn't take a
hit
L1045[15:05:49] <kreezxil> Kodos: if you
play World of Warcraft you actually experience it already.
L1046[15:06:05] <kreezxil> its what
happens when you cross zones
L1047[15:06:14] <Inari> what happens?
xD
L1048[15:06:16] <Kodos> Yes but WoW has
been coded to be able to load shit without a relog
L1049[15:07:06] <kreezxil> I think
according diesenb007 on forge forums, forge if not minecraft itself
is just huge library of java hacks.
L1050[15:07:36] <kreezxil> anyways, the
point was, I would like to see it, it doesn't mean it should be a
reality.
L1051[15:08:07] <Inari> sure, it might be
nice, if you make it work somehow :P i dont think the effort/gain
ratio is worth it though
L1052[15:08:18] *
CompanionCube is content to let the others have a shitty inferior
experience with 'addons'
L1053[15:08:19] <g> Wiiplay123: you're
thinking about spout
L1054[15:08:19] <kreezxil> Like in
America, we wanted to see what would happen if certain ppl got
elected the last 8 years, now, maybe we can remember what that is
like and do something truly different this time around.
L1055[15:08:27] <Inari> plus having the
mods on client is kinda great for testing stuff in creative
:P
L1056[15:09:03] <Wiiplay123> thanks :D I
knew it was something about a faucet
L1057[15:09:15] <Inari> kreezxil: theres
also the question of how that would work then
L1058[15:09:24] <Inari> like i open
JEI
L1059[15:09:27] <CompanionCube> kreezxil,
who will be doing the changing
L1060[15:09:27] <Inari> it needs to know
al the mod items
L1061[15:09:30] <Inari> to be able to
search them
L1062[15:09:40] <kreezxil> Inari: if such
a server existed, the work around would be to have a chunk where
all the mods existed, the player goes that chunk, and after however
long it takes dl everything, they'll have all the content. it was
just an idea.
L1063[15:09:47] <g> Wiiplay123: It died,
a slow painful death
L1064[15:09:57] <Inari> that sounds kinda
terrible haha
L1065[15:10:43] <Wiiplay123> So did it
download mods or what
L1066[15:10:46] <Kodos> at that point
they may as well grab the pack
L1067[15:11:05] <kreezxil> CompanionCube,
Inari: well we'll have to send some people to heart africa to mind
an ancient sleeping power whose name you can not mention, wake them
and answers its riddles, then it will let you pass in to the tomb
behind it, where we find a unicorn that sells squatty potties and
that guy who helps him, he can code it.
L1068[15:11:18] <CompanionCube> by the
way
L1069[15:11:22] <g> Wiiplay123: No, not
exactly
L1070[15:11:28] <Wiiplay123> oh
L1071[15:11:29] <CompanionCube> shifting
the point of download to after-connection is rather useless
L1072[15:11:33] <g> you had spout api
plugins on the bukkit side that, eg, defined nwe blocks
L1073[15:11:37] <g> and a base block for
them
L1074[15:11:37] <Wiiplay123> A thing to
download mods from server would be cool
L1076[15:11:47] <g> and the client
downloaded the texture, while the server handled the logic
L1077[15:12:20] <kreezxil> g gets
it
L1078[15:13:01] <Inari> g: sounds not
very helpful, but i guess
L1079[15:13:47] <g> that was spout
L1080[15:13:50] <g> I mean it could do
more than that
L1081[15:13:54] <g> you could modify the
ui for example
L1082[15:13:57] <g> but that was the gist
of it
L1083[15:14:08] <Wiiplay123> I would love
to play Minecrift with OpenComputers and ComputerCraft
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L1085[15:14:17] <CompanionCube>
Wiiplay123, what's stopping you?
L1086[15:14:44] <Wiiplay123> My lack of
an HTC Vive or Oculus Rift.
L1087[15:14:47] <kreezxil> Wiiplay123:
the highest tier of forge that supports both computer craft and
open computers 1.8.9.
L1088[15:14:51] <Wiiplay123> And my lack
of a graphics card powerful enough
L1089[15:14:57] <Wiiplay123> I said
Minecrift not Minecraft
L1090[15:15:10] <CompanionCube> I just
assumed it was a typo
L1091[15:15:11] <kreezxil>
Minecrift?
L1092[15:15:18] <g> it's a mod that adds
support for the rift
L1093[15:15:20] <Wiiplay123> yeah
L1094[15:15:22] <Wiiplay123> and the
Vive
L1095[15:15:29] <Wiiplay123> which is
better than the Rift because it isn't Faceboculus
L1096[15:15:30] <g> I have a rift DK1
here, and I have to say, VR MC is really quite nice
L1097[15:15:39] <kreezxil> You can afford
a Rift? Wiiplay123?
L1098[15:15:42] <g> although, yknow, it's
a DK1
L1099[15:15:52] <Wiiplay123> not yet,
saving up
L1100[15:15:53] <Izaya> Vive seems
nice
L1101[15:15:57] <Inari> i want a
vive
L1102[15:16:13] <Izaya> though I'd rather
like a HMD that just acts as two {VGA,DVI} monitors
L1103[15:16:17] <g> my next money
explosion will probably be the NX
L1104[15:16:28] *
CompanionCube has seen the Vive
L1105[15:16:30] <CompanionCube> it looks
sweet.
L1106[15:16:56] <kreezxil> is Vive the
one that uses your smarth phone?
L1107[15:17:06] <Wiiplay123> no, that's
Google Cardboard or GearVR
L1108[15:17:09] <g> no, that's the galaxy
gear vr
L1109[15:17:13] <Skye> gahhh
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L1111[15:17:17] <g> come to think of it,
I have a cardboard too
L1112[15:17:21] <Skye> getting used to
swapping control and capslock is strange
L1113[15:17:39] <Inari> vive is the best
one :P
L1114[15:18:00] <Inari> Skye: do you
dvorak?
L1115[15:18:14] <Skye> no
L1116[15:18:21] <Inari> try learning
:D
L1117[15:18:29] <Skye> eeeh
L1118[15:18:37] <Skye> I don't want to
buy the keycaps from america
L1119[15:18:44] <g> ain't nobody got time
for that
L1120[15:19:03] <Inari> psh
L1121[15:19:08] <Inari> keycaps are for
people who look at the keybaord
L1122[15:19:16] <kreezxil> When I want 3D
reality that just like real life, I turn off the computer and go
outside.
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L1124[15:19:31] <g> that's missing the
point of VR, honestly
L1125[15:19:32] <Inari> kreezxil: except,
noone wants that
L1126[15:19:34] <Skye> I'd need to look
at the keyboard when I'm leaning a new layout
L1127[15:19:35] <kreezxil> No graphics
card needed, nothing to save up for.
L1128[15:19:51] <Inari> thats like saying
"if i wanted to shoot a ugn, i'd go to the shooting range in
reallife"
L1129[15:19:51] <Inari> :p
L1130[15:20:31] <kreezxil> Inari: exactly
you get the point.
L1131[15:20:45] <Inari> wat
L1132[15:21:21] <g> if this is your
opinion on vr
L1133[15:21:28] <kreezxil> but yeah,
that's me being an *asshole*, thought you should see what it was
really like. I want an Occulus Rift too btw, but wow, I can't save
that much up in a ... I don't know, I'll get more done writing a
complete and full featured app store for OC first.
L1134[15:21:30] <g> then vr is not for
you, and you probably won't understand the hype
L1135[15:21:40] <Inari> i was like
L1136[15:21:47] <Inari> mockin you rpoint
:P how does that make me get your point xD
L1137[15:22:27] <kreezxil> I have gray
hair and false teeth you'll have to just listen to the old codger
for a bit to get the jist of the strange tangential
conversation.
L1138[15:22:47] <Inari> anyway
L1139[15:23:08] <Inari> VR isn't about
being reallife, it never will be, because then you could just do
reallife :P TIVR is about reallife with benefits though
L1140[15:23:30] <g> AR is something I'm
very interested in
L1141[15:23:32] *
kreezxil cringers in fear
L1142[15:23:36] <g> google glass turned
out to be a flop, though
L1143[15:23:58] <Inari> TIVR will be
<3
L1144[15:24:01] <Inari> if it ever
happens
L1145[15:24:02] <Inari> :P
L1146[15:24:05] <kreezxil> g: yeah AR,
now that's something, I would love an exoskeleton that enhanced my
movement and lifting capabilities.
L1147[15:25:19] <Forecaster> that's not
what AR is
L1148[15:26:18] <CompanionCube> isn't
that very much transumanistic
L1149[15:26:26] <Inari> it is
L1150[15:26:31] <kreezxil> Isn't AR
augemnted reality?
L1152[15:26:40] <Inari> it is
L1153[15:26:46] <CompanionCube> but not
'augmented' in that sense
L1154[15:26:48] <Inari> but augmented
reality tends to mean augmenting your vision :P
L1155[15:27:02] <kreezxil> wouldn't my
reality be augmented by using a functional exoskeleton?
L1156[15:27:16] <cloakable> no, your
muscles would :P
L1157[15:27:20] <Forecaster> yes but
that's not what the term means
L1158[15:28:08] *
kreezxil tells his muscles, look dimwits, I don't care, your
reality isn't being augmented, I know you just lifted a car, who
cares, if the eyeballs don't see a huge spacecraft instead, it's
not augmented. ok.
L1159[15:28:48] <Forecaster> if you use
it like that you can use it about anything
L1160[15:28:57] <Forecaster> cars?
augmented reality.
L1161[15:29:37] <Forecaster> calculators?
agumented reality
L1162[15:29:40] <Forecaster> and so on
:P
L1163[15:30:10] <kreezxil> Well, there we
go, I"ve been augmented since the 70's.
L1164[15:31:40] <Forecaster> sounds more
like the term you're looking for would be "personal
augmentation"
L1165[15:31:58] <Forecaster> augmenting
yourself rather than your surroundings
L1166[15:33:08] <Inari> can robots
somehow use anvils/
L1167[15:33:47] <Forecaster> I don't
think so
L1168[15:33:55] <Forecaster> not vanilla
ones, since they're not tileentities
L1169[15:34:03] <Inari> :f
L1170[15:34:53] <Inari> hm
L1171[15:35:00] <Inari> i need either way
to print something or to rename an item :P
L1172[15:39:30] <kreezxil> Seems everyone
is search for something that is not OC to solve your problem
Inari
L1173[15:39:44] <Inari> ?
L1174[15:43:56] <CompanionCube> kreezxil,
if you want a rules screen
L1176[15:44:00] <MichiBot>
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L1177[15:44:03] <CompanionCube> why not
just use a computer but hdie the keyboard
L1178[15:44:44] <Inari> why note
just
L1179[15:44:46] <kreezxil> in 1.9.4 it's
lettng me access the shell by hitting the screen, is that because I
put a keyboard in the case?
L1180[15:44:47] <Inari> have no
keyboard
L1181[15:44:47] <Inari> :f
L1182[15:45:06] <Inari> what are you
trying to do even
L1183[15:45:11] <kreezxil> I want them to
be able to select different screens of information.
L1184[15:45:31] <Inari> so make a program
with buttons D:
L1185[15:45:46] <Inari> we evne have
touchscreens
L1186[15:45:48] <Inari> this isnt the
1930s
L1187[15:45:49] <CompanionCube> t2+
monitors are touchscreens
L1188[15:45:58] <kreezxil> like click
here or enter data to get to the information about the rules, how
to get started with the "sky resources" mod, how to do
this other thing, etc.
L1189[15:46:05] <Inari> nowadays we touch
screens
L1190[15:46:08] <Inari> and screens touch
us
L1191[15:46:10] <Inari> indirectly
L1192[15:46:21] <kreezxil> bad screen!
bad.
L1193[15:47:16] <CompanionCube> kreezxil,
you can open the screen by hitting it yes
L1194[15:47:26] <CompanionCube> but you
need a keyboard to type
L1195[15:47:40] <kreezxil> cool
L1196[15:48:10] <CompanionCube> so you
could just place a keyboard
L1197[15:48:53] <CompanionCube>
s/place/not place/
L1198[15:48:54] <MichiBot>
<CompanionCube> so you could just not place a keyboard
L1199[15:51:00] <kreezxil> now for the
next question: if it makes you smack your forehead or want to rage
on me, don't just don't. Ok, so If I want to ensure that computer
autoboots to the program in question, will putting that in the
.shrc that is in /home be sufficient?
L1200[15:51:25] <CompanionCube> should
be
L1201[15:51:52] <TheCryptek> %tell TheFox
Hey son, what's up.
L1202[15:51:54] <MichiBot> TheCryptek:
TheFox will be notified of this message when next seen.
L1203[15:52:08] <Wiiplay123> Does
opencomputers have a graphics mode?
L1204[15:52:29] <Wiiplay123> Would be
cool to make a thing like Windows
L1205[15:52:35] <kreezxil> %tell
Wiiplay123 that's an interesting question!
L1206[15:52:36] <MichiBot> kreezxil:
Wiiplay123 will be notified of this message when next seen.
L1207[15:52:44] <Wiiplay123> ...
L1208[15:52:46] <Wiiplay123> I'm
literally right here
L1209[15:52:52] <CompanionCube> most
useless use of %tell ever
L1210[15:52:52] <kreezxil> I know
L1211[15:52:59] <Wiiplay123> And I got it
all in my IRC log
L1212[15:53:10] <Wiiplay123> kreezxil
official most useless use of %tell ever 2016
L1213[15:53:27] <Izaya> I'm sorry, Sir,
you'll give me 18 gold for my Fine Steel Sword? I'm keeping it,
then.
L1214[15:53:35] <Izaya> Dual-wield an
orcish and fancy sword
L1215[15:53:37] <Forecaster> Wiiplay123:
I believe it does if you work for it
L1216[15:58:37] <Wiiplay123> how do you
work for it
L1217[16:00:07] *
vifino dances with Lizzy
L1218[16:00:18] *
Lizzy dances with vifino
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L1220[16:01:52] <Izaya> we were talking
about mods and modloading and stuff earlier
L1221[16:01:58] <Izaya> anyway I was
modding skyrim a few hours ago
L1222[16:02:09] <Izaya> it reminded me of
modding with risugami's modloader
L1223[16:02:17] <Izaya> did you delete
meta-inf?
L1224[16:02:21] <Inari> oh god
L1225[16:02:24] <Inari> i hate skyrim
modding
L1226[16:02:34] <Inari> and then you nee
dhtis load order
L1227[16:02:36] <Inari> and need to pack
this
L1228[16:02:37] <Izaya> now so do I
L1229[16:02:38] <Inari> with htis
L1230[16:02:39] <Inari> for this
L1231[16:02:41] <Inari> and blargh
L1232[16:03:15] <Lizzy> do you not do
skyrim modding through the Nexus mod manager?
L1233[16:03:32] <Izaya> steam workshop +
manual from fucking curse
L1234[16:03:39] <Izaya> curse tried to
tell me I can't read today
L1235[16:03:47] <Forecaster> I've always
used NMM
L1236[16:03:51] <Lizzy> curse is
shit
L1237[16:04:02] <Forecaster> since
Oblivion
L1238[16:04:18] <Lizzy> I use it for
Fallout 4
L1239[16:04:22] <Inari> i handed Skye
Lizzy's Melons
L1240[16:04:27] <Inari> she just threw
them on the ground
L1241[16:04:27] <Inari> :<
L1242[16:04:36] <Izaya> rude
L1243[16:04:43] <Inari> ikr
L1244[16:04:45] <Forecaster>
lewrude
L1245[16:04:56] <Skye> I'm not lewd
L1246[16:05:03] <Lizzy> I need to get
some 'dummy' mods for my fallout 4 load order so when dlc comes out
it stops fucking my game over
L1247[16:06:10] <Lizzy> also in other
news my NMM is actually broken because i think i set it's paths up
for my storage disks when i had them in my pc, they're now in my
server
L1248[16:06:28] <Wiiplay123> Has anyone
made a video demonstrating the full history of Minecraft
modding?
L1249[16:06:29] <vifino> Inari: Lizzy's
melons are mine and mine only >:(
L1250[16:06:42] <Izaya> >video
L1251[16:06:43] *
Lizzy rubs her melons
L1252[16:06:47] <Inari> lewd
L1253[16:06:49] <Izaya> no but we've had
some great copypasta
L1254[16:06:50] <vifino> MINE I
SAID
L1255[16:07:03] <Lizzy> vifino, they are
on loan to you
L1256[16:07:03] *
vifino grabs Lizzy and hugs her tightly
L1257[16:07:07] *
Lizzy eeps
L1258[16:07:14] <vifino> pfft, same
difference :3
L1259[16:07:14] <Inari> lol
L1260[16:07:18] <Wiiplay123> something
with pictures
L1261[16:07:20] <Izaya> oh nice I can tab
out of skyrim and continue playing with the gamepad despite having
xfce4-terminal focused
L1262[16:07:26] <Lizzy> lol
L1263[16:07:40] <Izaya> also
L1264[16:07:41] <Skye> Izaya, I swapped
ctrl and capslock
L1265[16:07:43] <Izaya> >max
settings
L1266[16:07:49] <Izaya> >graphical
enhancements
L1267[16:07:50] <Skye> I also have
different coloured WASD keys
L1268[16:07:51] <Izaya> >solid
60FPS
L1269[16:07:53] <Izaya> feels good
L1270[16:07:58] <Izaya> Skye: not
hjkl?
L1271[16:08:07] <Inari> 60 psh
L1272[16:08:11] <Inari> what are you, a
console peasant
L1273[16:08:16] <Izaya> I'm sorry my
monitors are cheap
L1274[16:08:19] <Izaya> OH FUCK IT
DIED
L1275[16:08:25] <Skye> Izaya, maybe when
I'm able to order more stuff from the US
L1276[16:08:25] <Izaya> I guess I broke
it this time around
L1277[16:08:31] <CompanionCube> what died
- skyrim?
L1278[16:08:35] <Izaya> yeah
L1279[16:09:02] <vifino> Izaya: are you
playing skyrim in wine? o_O
L1280[16:09:09] <Izaya> no
L1281[16:09:18] <vifino> skyrim has a
linux port?
L1282[16:09:21] <vifino> waaaaat
L1283[16:09:24] <Izaya> using some very
dark magic I'm running linux and windows on the same machine
L1284[16:09:33] <Izaya> at 100% perf for
both
L1285[16:09:40] <Skye> Izaya, how?!
L1286[16:09:47] <vifino> oh, let me
guess, vbox unity mode or something?
L1287[16:09:53] <vifino> i dunno.
L1288[16:09:54] <Izaya> no actually
L1289[16:10:04] <Izaya> I just have all
my linux stuff X11 forwarded from a VMWare VM
L1290[16:10:05] <vifino> TELL ME
IZAYA
L1291[16:10:13] <vifino> .-.
L1292[16:10:16] <Izaya> and I'm running
LiteStep
L1293[16:10:22] <vifino> "100%
performance"
L1294[16:10:32] <Izaya> 9001Mbps X11
forwarding
L1295[16:10:53] <vifino> but drm
rendering, shared memory, etc?
L1296[16:11:28] <Wiiplay123> If OC has
any graphics mode, it would be hilarious to do X11 forwarding
L1297[16:11:38] <Izaya> well it's better
than xming anyway
L1298[16:11:42] <Inari> well
L1299[16:11:44] <Inari> OC has
graphics..
L1300[16:11:52] <gamax92> since
when?
L1301[16:11:56] <Inari> since
unicode
L1302[16:12:00] <vifino> Izaya: what x11
server do you have on windows?
L1303[16:12:03] <gamax92> so it has
text
L1304[16:12:14] <Inari> which is
basically graphics since its pixel sized
L1305[16:12:15] <Inari> :P
L1306[16:12:53] <Izaya> vifino:
VcXsrv
L1307[16:12:56] <vifino> Izaya: i hope
the x11 server on windows supports glx
L1308[16:13:17] <Izaya> I haven't poked
it tbh
L1309[16:13:25] <Izaya> I've been running
xfce4-terminal, luakit and icedove
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L1311[16:13:38] <Izaya> also
xfce4-panel
L1313[16:15:58] <vifino> Izaya: got a
guide how to set it up and stuffs?
L1314[16:16:07] <vifino> cause I'd like
that.
L1315[16:16:09] <Dustpuppy> why did i not
get all 4 readings? the apiarys have all a quenn
L1316[16:16:25] <Dustpuppy> -n+e
L1317[16:16:37] <Izaya> vifino: I'm gonna
write one
L1318[16:16:41] <vifino> :D
L1319[16:16:44] <Izaya> probably while I
wait for skyrim to unfuck itself
L1320[16:16:52] <Izaya> THAT'LL TAKE A
WHILE
L1321[16:16:57] <vifino> lol
L1323[16:20:39] <Lizzy> lol
L1324[16:21:52] <Izaya> so
L1325[16:22:03] <Izaya> do I install the
model replacer, then FNIS, or FNIS then the model replacer?
L1326[16:22:14] <Wiiplay123> What was the
pre-OpenOS 1.6 method of getting screen size
L1327[16:22:25] <Izaya> resolution
L1328[16:22:37] <Wiiplay123> yeah
that
L1329[16:22:51] <Wiiplay123> I mean the
function
L1330[16:23:24] <Izaya>
component.gpu.getResolution()?
L1331[16:23:34] <Wiiplay123> yep that's
it
L1332[16:23:36] <Wiiplay123> just found
it :D
L1333[16:30:40] <CompanionCube> does any
non-linux X11 server support GLX
L1334[16:30:49] <GreaseMonkey> BSD
L1335[16:30:59] <CompanionCube> any
non-nix then
L1336[16:31:12] <GreaseMonkey> XMing IIRC
does indirect GLX mode
L1337[16:31:55] *
CompanionCube at one point used Bumptop
L1338[16:32:20] <CompanionCube> the
3D-ness was nice.
L1339[16:32:33] <Wiiplay123> same
L1340[16:33:03] <Forecaster> someone
needs to recreate that for VR
L1341[16:33:04] <CompanionCube> the
hardest part
L1342[16:33:10] <CompanionCube> was
actually finding a working download
L1343[16:34:21] <Izaya> interesting
L1344[16:34:27] <Izaya> this file has a
modification date of 1899
L1345[16:35:02] *
Forecaster has an installer from way back
L1346[16:35:03] <CompanionCube> isn't the
Windows epoch 1900 or something
L1347[16:35:34] <Forecaster>
BumpTop-2,1-6225
L1348[16:35:38] <Forecaster> 2.1*
L1349[16:35:53] <Forecaster> Date
Modified: 02-05-2010
L1350[16:36:38] <CompanionCube> UNIX has
01/0/1970
L1351[16:36:49] <CompanionCube> I think
the Windows equivalent is 01/01/1900
L1352[16:37:10] <Izaya> that's
stupid
L1353[16:37:25] <Izaya> why not just use
UNIX time?
L1354[16:37:31] <gamax92> because
Windows
L1355[16:37:48] <Forecaster> it's jan 1st
1601 apparently
L1356[16:38:13] <CompanionCube> that's
even more random
L1358[16:38:35] <Forecaster> DOS was
1980
L1359[16:38:42] <Izaya> wouldn't it make
more sense for the Windows epoch to be 1990 or 1992?
L1360[16:38:50] <Izaya> rather than
1601
L1361[16:38:56] <Forecaster> iOS is
2001?
L1362[16:38:58] <Forecaster> wat
L1363[16:39:09] <Skye> iOS is Unix
L1365[16:39:49] <CompanionCube> 'The
Gregorian calendar operates on a 400-year cycle, and 1601 is the
first year of the cycle that was active at the time Windows NT was
being designed. In other words, it was chosen to make the math come
out nicely.'
L1366[16:41:25] <scj643> I like the Linux
epoch
L1367[16:42:02] <scj643>
1466372524.524739
L1368[16:42:49] <scj643> Wed Dec 31
19:00:00 1969' is epoch for Linux
L1369[16:43:01] <Skye> Why
L1370[16:43:01] *
Forecaster is tempted to install bumptop...
L1371[16:43:10] <scj643> Why not
L1372[16:43:22] <gamax92> You mean
1970-01-01, right?
L1373[16:43:32] <gamax92> erm, 19?
L1374[16:43:33] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
Timezones.
L1375[16:43:34] <scj643> That's in my
timezone
L1376[16:43:56] <gamax92> So? use the
correct timezone and not your own :P
L1377[16:44:06] <CompanionCube> the epoch
is in UTC, so it can appear as 1969 in some timezones
L1378[16:44:08] <scj643> EST
L1379[16:44:58] <Skye> GeeZ
L1380[16:45:04] <Skye> Just use GMT
L1381[16:45:16] <Lizzy> ^
L1382[16:45:19] <CompanionCube> isn't GMT
equivalent to UTC
L1383[16:45:24] <Lizzy> CompanionCube,
yes
L1384[16:45:27] <Forecaster> pretty
much
L1385[16:45:34] <Lizzy> people keep
saying it's different but it's not
L1386[16:45:35] <scj643> iOS uses an
offset of epoch internally
L1387[16:45:44] <scj643> Atleast for app
installs
L1388[16:45:47] <Forecaster> I read
somewhere that GMT is essentially deprecated
L1389[16:46:02] <scj643> 978307200 is the
offset
L1390[16:46:07] <CompanionCube> isn't it
the term that might be deprecated
L1391[16:46:22] <Forecaster> term?
L1392[16:46:24] <Skye> UTC is based on
atomic clocks
L1393[16:46:28] <Skye> Or something
L1394[16:46:33] <CompanionCube>
Forecaster, the term 'GMT'
L1395[16:46:37] <CompanionCube> rather
than the time itself
L1396[16:46:43] <g> ahahaha
L1398[16:46:48] <g> startcom trying to
remain relevant
L1399[16:47:02] <Skye> GMT handles the
leap second differently
L1400[16:47:02] <Skye> Or something
L1401[16:47:06] <CompanionCube> yep, the
kicker is that they charge monies for revocation
L1402[16:47:09] <Forecaster> yeah, though
there were some differences in the system itself if I recall
correctly
L1403[16:47:10] <Lizzy> g, lol, i got one
of those a while back
L1404[16:47:45] <Forecaster>
"electronic mail message"
L1405[16:47:46] <Forecaster> wat
L1406[16:47:54] <Forecaster> who says
that
L1407[16:48:01] <Forecaster>
(nobody)
L1408[16:48:07] <Forecaster> (nobody says
that)
L1409[16:48:10] <payonel> o/
L1410[16:48:29] <scj643> Email
L1411[16:48:29] <CompanionCube>
Forecaster, maybe if you're intentionally trying to sound stuffy
oor something
L1412[16:48:31] <CompanionCube>
maybe
L1413[16:48:49] <Forecaster> or maybe if
you use an ancient template
L1414[16:50:53] <Wiiplay123> So what are
drones used for
L1415[16:51:00] <Wiiplay123> Do they have
special sensors to follow players around
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L1417[16:52:37] <TheFox> o/
L1418[16:52:41] <Forecaster> no
L1419[16:52:50] <CompanionCube> yo
L1420[16:52:55] <gamax92> yo
L1421[16:53:06] <TheFox> whats up?
L1422[16:53:07] <CompanionCube>
Wiiplay123, drones are used for whatever you program them to
do
L1423[16:53:24] <TheFox> TheCryptek: Hey,
you online i can help with that code
L1424[16:53:30] <Forecaster> they're like
a cheaper, lighter and faster version of robots
L1425[16:54:15] <TheFox> ^^^ i totally
agree, but there is less to work with when your programming
them
L1426[16:54:16] <payonel> i want to try
tfc (terrfirmacraft)
L1427[16:54:17] <payonel> with oc
L1428[16:54:19] <payonel> anyone
tried?
L1429[16:54:25] <TheFox> nope
L1430[16:54:27] <Wiiplay123> But what's
the advantage of them
L1431[16:54:32] <Wiiplay123> If they
can't do anything to the world
L1432[16:54:39] <Skye> They can fly
L1433[16:54:40] <Forecaster> who said
they can't?
L1434[16:54:44] <Izaya> huh
L1435[16:54:47] <Izaya> 1.10 was
released
L1436[16:54:50] <TheCryptek> %tell TheFox
I'm online now.
L1437[16:54:51] <Forecaster> they can
pick up items
L1438[16:54:51] <TheFox> they can leash,
and carry items, how about a mail system
L1439[16:54:52] <Izaya> how many months
ago was this?
L1440[16:54:53] <MichiBot> TheCryptek:
TheFox will be notified of this message when next seen.
L1441[16:54:58] <Wiiplay123> ooooh
L1442[16:55:01] <TheFox> that was kind a
a fail TheCryptek
L1443[16:55:02] <Wiiplay123> that would
be a good idea
L1444[16:55:06] *
Izaya still hasn't played 1.8 or 1.9
L1445[16:55:06] <TheCryptek> Oh
L1446[16:55:08] <TheCryptek> Heh xD
L1447[16:55:11] <Forecaster> Izaya: old
news
L1448[16:55:15] <payonel> Izaya: ha,
same!
L1449[16:55:21] <payonel> Izaya: well, i
played a LITTLE of 1.9
L1450[16:55:28] <payonel> got irritated
with the new swing mechanics
L1451[16:55:33] <Izaya> I'm not
interested in it until more mods
L1452[16:55:40] <Forecaster> ^
L1453[16:56:05] <Forecaster> I didn't
like the auto-jump thing
L1454[16:56:07] <TheCryptek> That is why
I stay on 1.8.9
L1455[16:56:08] <Forecaster> it's too
floaty
L1456[16:56:14] <payonel> btw, i'm a
father. today in the US is my day
L1457[16:56:16] <Forecaster> I'm still on
1.7
L1458[16:56:17] <payonel> just fyi
all
L1459[16:56:21] <payonel> :)
L1460[16:56:24] <payonel> yay payo!
L1461[16:56:28] *
Forecaster doesn't like children
L1462[16:56:32] <TheFox> Happy Fathers
dat payonel
L1463[16:56:42] <TheFox> day
L1464[16:56:47] <payonel> :D thanks
L1465[16:56:50] <TheFox> np
L1466[16:56:54] <TheCryptek> payonel:
Depends on the person I call it parent day. For mothers and fathers
who are doing a double job cuzz they are single parents.
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L1468[16:57:46] <payonel> if they're
doing double duty, why not just celebrate father's day AND mother's
day for them? :)
L1469[17:03:37] <gamax92> MASHED
POTATOS
L1470[17:03:43] <gamax92> oh sorry, just
watching golf
L1471[17:04:13] <TheCryptek> payonel:
Don't one up me ._. i hate it lol nice idea though!
L1472[17:04:14] <TheFox> gif's again,
gamax92 you have an addiction
L1473[17:04:23] <gamax92> TheFox:
what?
L1474[17:04:32] <TheFox> nvmd
L1475[17:04:59] <gamax92> TheFox: make
more sense :|
L1476[17:05:01] <payonel> :)
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L1478[17:05:45] <gamax92> "Happy
fathers day, you're a grandfather now."
L1479[17:05:52] <TheFox> im not a
computer, im a fox, make more sense is a command for a
computer
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L1481[17:08:45] *
Lizzy curls up on vifino and dozes off to sleep
L1482[17:08:48] *
vifino carries Lizzy to bed
L1483[17:10:01] <Izaya> I should...
probably sleep some time soon
L1484[17:10:04] <Izaya> 8:15 AM
L1485[17:10:30] <CompanionCube> wow
L1486[17:10:31] <TheFox> are you an
owl?
L1487[17:10:45] <CompanionCube> is it
like summer vacation for you
L1488[17:11:17] <TheFox> is that question
aimed at me or Izaya?
L1489[17:11:21] <CompanionCube>
Izaya,
L1490[17:11:24] <TheFox> ok
L1491[17:11:38] <Izaya> no
L1492[17:11:41] <Izaya> it's a monday
morning
L1493[17:11:47] <Izaya> on a school
day
L1494[17:11:50] <CompanionCube> you are
*so* fucked.
L1495[17:11:58] <Izaya> except I'm not
going
L1496[17:12:00] <Izaya> so it's
fine
L1497[17:12:07] <CompanionCube>
lolwhy
L1498[17:12:11] <Izaya> sick
L1499[17:12:15] <TheFox> your lucky
there
L1500[17:12:18] <gamax92> 'sick'
L1501[17:12:18] <CompanionCube>
suuuure.
L1502[17:12:19] <Izaya> literally no
voice
L1503[17:12:22] <TheFox> sick from sleep
deprivation
L1504[17:12:26] <TheFox> ?
L1505[17:13:32] *
CompanionCube hasn't stayed up past 5:30am in a long
while
L1506[17:14:06] <TheFox> ^^^^
L1507[17:14:19] <TheFox> only when I'm
dying to finish my code
L1508[17:14:29] <CompanionCube> on
non-schooldays I typically get up around 1-2pm
L1509[17:14:39] <Temia> I've encountered
scenarios where I suffered from insomnia and my body tried to shut
down when I gave up and attempted to go about my day.
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L1511[17:16:03] <TheFox> yeah, that
sounds like it might be bad news
L1512[17:16:25] <CompanionCube> Temia,
honestly
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L1514[17:16:59] *
CompanionCube found it was worse to worry about sleep and when you
drift off / how much you get
L1515[17:17:02] <TheFox> interesting
topic here today
L1517[17:19:12] *
CompanionCube felt better when he stopped making such a big deal
about trying to get to sleep
L1518[17:19:29] <CompanionCube> putting
on something boring and just listening until I drift off has been
really nice :3
L1519[17:19:53] <TheFox> or just watch
this IRC late at night, its pretty boring then to
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L1524[17:34:23] <TheFox> see, chat has
died
L1525[17:34:35] <gamax92> your
fault
L1526[17:35:18] <TheFox> im
insulted!
L1527[17:35:21] <TheFox> :P
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L1530[17:44:51] <TheCryptek> Except for
our PMs TheFox they are interesting :ooo
L1531[17:48:24] <TheFox> idont
understand, are you saying the PM's are boring or chat isn't
borin
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L1534[17:55:34] <TheCryptek> TheFox I am
saying our pms are intersting
L1535[17:55:40] *
TheCryptek licks his lips :o
L1536[17:57:19] <TheFox> um
L1537[17:57:26] <TheCryptek> Tis all
jokes xD
L1538[17:57:40] <TheFox> ik
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L1540[18:00:43] *
Izaya is writing an article
L1541[18:00:46] <Izaya> it's 9 AM
L1542[18:00:48] <Izaya> know what I
need?
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L1544[18:01:28] <TheFox> coffee
L1545[18:01:40] <Izaya> Rum.
L1546[18:01:53] <TheFox> oh
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L1548[18:03:14] <TheCryptek> MMMM
RUM
L1549[18:05:27] <payonel> as i make wiki
changes
L1550[18:05:34] <payonel> and i have the
option during save to mark it minor or not
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L1552[18:05:51] <payonel> and i think
"well, it was almost no new content, just formatting, so minor
change"
L1553[18:06:19] <payonel> but then i
consider "oh except the freaking formatting took 4x longer to
write than this content...MAJOR!"
L1554[18:07:22] <TheFox> yeah, um i guess
a response to that would be good luck?
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L1556[18:14:54] <ping> vifino, usuk
L1557[18:14:58] <ping> @everything
L1558[18:15:01] <TheFox> hello ping
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L1561[18:57:49] *
Saphire boops Sangar
L1562[18:59:52] <TheFox> hey saphire
whats up?
L1563[19:00:13] <Saphire> dunno
L1564[19:00:33] <TheFox> anything
new?
L1565[19:04:40] <gamax92> Part 4, Part 6,
Part 6, Part 7
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L1567[19:06:29] <TheFox> ill be right
back
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L1569[19:21:30] <TheFox> im back
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L1573[19:41:03] <Wiiplay123> how do I
have the unlimited arguments in a function
L1574[19:41:22] <Wiiplay123> wait
L1575[19:41:36] <Wiiplay123> oh nvm I
failed
L1576[19:41:39] <Wiiplay123> :D
fixed
L1577[19:43:34] <Wiiplay123> use ({...})
not ({(...)})
L1578[19:44:36] <TheFox> be back after
dinner
L1579[19:50:20] <ping> Wiiplay123, pretty
sure (...) does nothing
L1580[19:50:31] <Wiiplay123> it gets the
first value in function
L1581[19:50:41] <Wiiplay123> Which is
useless
L1582[19:51:08] <ping> <> local
function sex(...) serialize({(...)}) end return
sex("penis", "vagina")
L1583[19:51:08] <^v> ping, nil
L1584[19:51:10] <ping> ok
L1585[19:51:13] <ping> just not
return
L1586[19:51:15] <ping> that works
too
L1587[19:51:32] <ping> <> local
function sex(...) return serialize({(...)}) end return
sex("penis", "vagina")
L1588[19:51:32] <^v> ping,
{"penis"}
L1589[19:51:35] <ping>
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
L1590[19:51:38] <ping> ok you are
right
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L1593[20:11:14] <TheFox> %P
L1594[20:11:16] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from TheFox 1.22s
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L1596[20:28:20] <ds84182> ...
L1597[20:29:55] <TheCryptek> %P
L1598[20:29:57] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from TheCryptek 0.28s
L1599[20:30:24] <TheFox> hey, your over
here now
L1600[20:30:38] <TheCryptek> I'm every
where.
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L1605[21:32:45] <TheCryptek> Is MichiBot
Limnoria?
L1606[21:33:33] <TheCryptek> %ping
L1607[21:33:34] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from TheCryptek 0.31s
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L1609[21:38:09] <TheFox> ok, maybe I'm
drawing a blank, serialization.unserialize() converts a string to a
table
L1610[21:39:06] <TheFox> this i am sure
of, so why is it returning nil D:<
L1611[21:43:21] <TheCryptek> I think,
they are all dead xD
L1612[21:43:31] <TheFox> your probably
right
L1613[21:43:46] *
TheFox starts with cadaver dog
L1614[21:43:51] <ping> TheFox, make sure
the value you are passing to it is actually a serialized
table?
L1615[21:44:14] <TheFox> i do believe it
is
L1616[21:44:37] <TheFox> how ever let me
try commenting that line out, maybe a previous line did more then i
thought it did
L1617[21:45:12] <TheCryptek> TheFox: I
gotta fly.
L1618[21:45:54] <TheFox> ok see you later
TheCryptek
L1619[21:45:58] <TheFox> ping, it is a
string
L1620[21:46:15] <TheFox> like i thought
it would be, then if i unserialize it it should make it a table
correct?
L1621[21:47:29] <TheFox> ping are you
there?
L1622[21:48:01] <ping> TheFox, if the
string is "" it would return nil
L1623[21:48:23] <TheFox> the string is a
address for a modem, its a full table
L1624[21:49:09] <TheFox> i think ik whats
happening
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L1626[22:00:19] <payonel> ~w loot
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L1630[22:25:17] <TheFox> can the
Serialization library handle table values with - in time like {{a-b
= 3},{c-d = t}}
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L1633[22:32:02] <gamax92> TheFox: that's
not a valid table anyway but okay
L1634[22:32:59] <payonel> TheFox: yes,
but you have to quote names and put then in []
L1635[22:33:13] <payonel> #lua
t={["a-b"]=3}
L1636[22:33:13] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1637[22:33:15] <payonel> #lua t
L1638[22:33:16] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7f79cc083c50
L1639[22:33:23] <payonel> #lua
t["a-b"]
L1640[22:33:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3
L1641[22:37:28] <TheFox> if i show you
what i have could you tell me if its correct?
L1642[22:37:43] <TheFox> payonel?
L1643[22:37:49] <payonel> sure
L1644[22:37:55] <TheFox> ok, thanks
L1645[22:39:14] <TheFox>
www.pastebin.com/6hrzjbdl
L1647[22:41:27] <TheFox> sounds like a
fair trade
L1648[22:41:31] <payonel> yes, your code
is fine except you have to [] and quote your non simple text
keys
L1649[22:41:56] <TheFox> i like reading
your additions, what do you mean,
{["the-computer-address"]}
L1650[22:42:29] <payonel>
{{["3e3df399-354d04fa2-8d14-14c413891co"]=testing,
{fake=none}}
L1651[22:42:29] <Corded>
payonel:
8d14 = 47 ( 3, 12, 10, 9, 5, 1, 1, 6 ) ~ 5.9
L1652[22:42:37] *
payonel throws Corded out the window
L1653[22:43:01] <payonel> note that in
that example, using testing and none, the lua interpreter will
resolve the values of the variables
L1654[22:43:04] <payonel> or nil if they
are undefined
L1655[22:43:25] <payonel> if testing
and/or none are to be text/strings, they must be quoted
L1656[22:43:41] <payonel> the only time a
table definition does not need to quote a string is simple text,
like fake
L1657[22:44:32] <payonel> what do i mean
{["the-computer-address"]}? what is this asking?
L1658[22:45:08] <payonel> the only time a
table definition does not need to quote a string is simple text FOR
A KEY
L1659[22:45:11] <payonel> is what i
meant
L1660[22:47:27] <TheFox> payonel: i got
the same error, bad argument #1 in pairs expected table, got
nil
L1661[22:47:42] <TheFox> i will work on
copying the code to pastebin as i dont want to release the rest of
the code
L1662[22:47:50] <payonel> :) ok
L1663[22:48:47] <TheFox> overtime i
release all my code, someone steals it and calls it there own, I'm
not saying you will I'm saying someone else will
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L1668[22:57:21] <payonel> sorry was afk,
reading now
L1669[22:57:42] <TheFox> ok, not a
problem, thanks for your help
L1670[22:58:17] <payonel> and what are
the contents of trusted.tbl ?
L1671[22:58:30] <TheFox>
www.pastebin.com/6hrzjbdl
L1672[22:58:40] <TheFox> hold on
L1673[22:58:41] <TheFox> thats not
it
L1674[22:59:10] <TheFox> i think you
found it, hang on
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L1676[22:59:58] <TheFox> mmmmm. yeah, you
found it
L1677[23:00:17] <TheFox> I'm sorry about
that, i forgot to save it after i change that value
L1678[23:00:49] <payonel> if forgot to
close my table above, missing } btw
L1679[23:00:59] <payonel>
{{["3e3df399-354d04fa2-8d14-14c413891co"]=testing},
{fake=none}}
L1680[23:01:00] <Corded>
payonel:
8d14 = 60 ( 5, 12, 9, 12, 10, 1, 1, 10 ) ~ 7.5
L1681[23:01:04] <payonel>
asdfk;fk;sdfa;skldf
L1682[23:01:24] <payonel> Magik6k: you
awake?
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L1684[23:02:47] <gamax92> #lua
math.random(1,1024).."d"..math.random(1,1024)
L1685[23:02:48] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
995d777
L1686[23:02:59] <gamax92> #lua
math.random(1,128).."d"..math.random(1,128)
L1687[23:02:59] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
47d78
L1688[23:03:00] <Corded>
|0xDEADBEEF|: 47d78 = 2029 ~ 43.2
L1689[23:06:25] <TheFox> is that a bot
that does that?
L1690[23:06:53] <TheFox> #lua
print("hello")
L1691[23:06:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > hello
| nil
L1692[23:07:03] <TheFox> hey it does
work
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L1694[23:09:25] <TheFox> what can the
"lua bot" do, all things lua or just 1 line at a
time?
L1695[23:10:21] <Saphire> awell
L1696[23:10:30] <Saphire> you probably
can do multilines with it..
L1697[23:10:50] <Saphire> if you cut the
script into pieces and cat them together after inputting them all
in
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L1701[23:21:12] <TheFox> HEY, i didn't
notice you where online. thanks for the tip any idea what plugin it
is?
L1702[23:21:17] <TheFox> or is it a
bot
L1703[23:23:14] <TheFox> my error
messages dont reveal anything important. maybe i should rework them
a little bit
L1704[23:31:04] <TheFox> tables in lua
start at 1 right, its been quite a while, and i keep getting lua
and JS mixed up
L1705[23:41:28] <snowden89> :( i dont
have any idea what to do with the limited programming knowledge i
have
L1706[23:41:37] <snowden89> as I dont do
anything :(
L1707[23:42:39] <snowden89> at most i
scrape shares info for the ones i keep
L1708[23:43:11] <snowden89> and any
attempt at making a finance thing seems to pale in comparison to
GNU Cash
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