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L9[00:18:02] <BlueZero> I'm going to guess a
switch is the same thing as a relay except you don't have to supply
it with a network card?
L10[00:27:01] <Mimiru> switches are
depreciated, so they may go at any update
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L18[00:38:44] <BlueZero> Ah, I see.
L20[00:42:43] <Temia> The
Stallmanator?
L21[00:43:42] <Izaya> I guess so
L22[00:45:38] <Izaya> Was watching Hardware
and found that on an 8ch thread
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L25[01:01:40] <BlueZero> Ooooooh, I'm
watching tutorials on how to use all these blocks in OC and holy
crap this is interesting. Especially the use of the switch and
servers.
L26[01:01:49] <BlueZero> Starting to get
sooo many ideas on how to utalize this. xP
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L29[01:04:23] <BlueZero> I'm almost sad
actually I didn't learn of this mod before. D:
L30[01:05:16] <BlueZero> I mean sure CC is
great, but it's like learning Visual Basic in comparison.
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L42[01:46:42] <TheFox> finally
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L46[02:03:50] <TheFox> darn, i wanted to do
a test on someones mind, but I'm pretty sure i would be thrown in a
federal jail or fined out who knows where if i tried it :(. to bad,
just will have to settle with not so covert methods to screw around
with people
L47[02:05:03] <TheFox> i guess that form of
subliminal messaging is not looked at to greatly
L48[02:07:38] <asie> TheFox: what
L49[02:09:47] <TheFox> there was a way of
increasing sales a long time ago, movie studios and cinemas would
flash a image at really high FPS on the screen at random points in
the movie and it would be to fast for you to "see" but
your brain would still understand the image. so think like popcorn
(the way they did the test). if your watching a movie and i flash a
piece of popcorn on the movie at 144 FPS every 60 seconds you'll
want popcorn but you won't noti
L50[02:10:07] <TheFox> so think something
similar to "brain washing" more like suggestive thinking
though
L51[02:10:16] <TheFox> subliminal
messaging
L52[02:10:18] <asie> it's not as accurate
as people think
L53[02:10:34] <asie> the tests were
slightly botched, and the brain is not as magic
L54[02:10:35] <TheFox> ik, but still if I'm
not mistaken its illegal
L55[02:10:47] <asie> yes because who would
want random images to be flashed on them
L56[02:11:43] <TheFox> mmm. lets hope Inari
isn't here. well, i was gonna have some fun. glad i researched that
before i tried it though
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L59[02:13:30] <TheFox> woops
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L62[02:31:13] <BlueZero> Hmm, ok server
question if someone doesn't mind answering it, the difference
between internal and external on a rack is just that the packet
going down the line hitting the server rack won't get forwarded
anywhere else but the server?
L63[02:31:22] <BlueZero> If I'm
understanding this video correctly.
L64[02:31:43] <BlueZero> This is granted
that it's a wired connection, mind you, not wireless.
L65[02:35:31] <TheFox> I'm assuming your
asking in game, and if that is so, i have never really noticed a
difference, then again, I'm far out of date
L66[02:35:53] <TheFox> so maybe my button
is broken and it was fix in a later version BlueZero
L67[02:37:47] <BlueZero> TheFox, ah ok,
'cause looking at it he's got a computer being point A, sending a
packet to point B being the server rack connected to it's left
side, then point C on the right side of the server being another
computer. I think that's how it's working but the way described is
seeing as the server rack also acts as a switch if it's set to
external it'll send information to point C rather than it stopping
at point B if it were internal mod
L68[02:37:47] <BlueZero> e.
L69[02:37:55] <BlueZero> Just trying to
follow up and make sure my understanding is correct.
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L71[02:39:00] <TheFox> you know, i think
you got it there
L72[02:39:08] <TheFox> sounds like that
would be a good way to run things
L73[02:39:50] <BlueZero> Nice, ok cool.
Thanks for the help. xD I think I may have an idea on how I'm going
to run my operation.
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L75[02:41:15] <TheFox> alright Blue, glad i
could "help" i think you taught me something, if you dont
mind me asking what is your "operation"?
L76[02:42:21] <BlueZero> Ah, I'm making an
underground facility that's similar in design to one of the
Umbrella underground facilities. My project is to make multiple
compounds and have containment cells for creatures and such. I
donno what else I'll do with it, maybe automated creation of
things, but so far I'm just winging it.
L77[02:42:58] <BlueZero> Right now I'm
trying to figure out how I'll wire and monitor each creature. I've
got a design layout for how I'll make the containment cells, but
actually monitoring them, I think I'll work with simply a motion
sensor to start with and see what I can do with it.
L78[02:42:59] <TheFox> if its on a server
where other people use OC you could screw around with them
L79[02:43:24] <TheFox> Motion sensor isn't
a bad idea
L80[02:43:36] <BlueZero> Naw, this is in
single player mode at the moment. I didn't know people were using
OC on servers. At least any time I'd look for CC on a server,
they'd have it disabled so I donno.
L81[02:44:09] <asie> Yeah. OC on servers is
very reliable :)
L82[02:44:33] <TheFox> asie can your mods
camera pick up entities?
L84[02:44:40] <TheFox> awwww
L85[02:44:43] <TheFox> that would be
fun
L86[02:44:46] <asie> unless Vexatos did a
thing
L87[02:44:54] <TheFox> but I'm assuming
thats a lot of work
L88[02:45:04] <Temia> Well, the motion
sensor is still an option.
L89[02:45:32] <BlueZero> Common complaint
with CC was that people'd be dickheads and make shit that'd DoS the
server itself, so I donno about OC and how it handles things yet.
Still getting aquainted with it.
L90[02:45:33] <TheFox> yup, should not be a
problem with that
L91[02:45:37] <BlueZero> So far I love the
absolute crap out of it though.
L92[02:45:51] <Temia> And yeah, BlueZero,
OC's actually designed for safe sandboxing and resource allocation
in multiplayer.
L93[02:46:06] <TheFox> OC is a lot better
then CC, but the community seems to be diffrent
L94[02:46:09] <TheFox> as normal
L96[02:46:22] <asie> the communities are
different
L97[02:46:25] <BlueZero> Ah nice then. That
sounds good then. I may try and look for a server running it then
in time.
L98[02:46:28] <asie> for starters, the CC
community gets things done
L99[02:46:40] <BlueZero> Right now I just
wonna see what I can do with it, then see if I can play well with
others.
L100[02:46:41] <TheFox> i would stick with
OC though, they know what there doing
L101[02:46:49] <asie> We do, yes.
L102[02:47:00] <TheFox> CC plagiarizes
everything
L103[02:47:06] <asie> CC plagarizes
what
L105[02:47:11] <TheFox> everything
L106[02:47:16] <asie> Too abstract.
L107[02:47:19] <Temia> Okay, you
two.
L108[02:47:28] <Sangar> the hell of
conversation did i wake up to here o.o
L109[02:47:33] <TheFox> hahaha
L110[02:47:36] <Temia> Let's not start the
CC/OC war again.
L111[02:47:43] <asie> Temia: Debates are
not wars, shush.
L112[02:47:51] <Sangar> WARS WITH
WORDS
L113[02:47:51] <asie> Learning
perspectives is a good thing.
L114[02:47:54] <asie> WORD WARS
L115[02:47:57] <Sangar> !!!
L116[02:48:01] <asie> !!!!!!
L117[02:48:07] <Sangar> someone make that
movie please
L118[02:48:10] <asie> I'm going to use the
letter "a" to fight
L119[02:48:16] <TheFox> ill pass
sangar
L120[02:48:16] <Forecaster> everything
plagiarizes everything
L121[02:48:20] <asie> Forecaster:
yeah
L122[02:48:30] <Sangar> everything's a
remix, eh? ;)
L123[02:48:39] <TheFox> well, Forecaster
good point, but at least some people try to hide it
L124[02:50:16] <Sangar> has there been
anything new in cc recently? kinda haven't followed it in...
forever :X
L125[02:50:22] <TheFox> Temia: Not trying
to start another war, just trying to express my severe lack of
trust in that community, there good for response time, but the
response isn't always good
L126[02:50:27] <TheFox> No Sangar nothing
new in CC
L127[02:50:42] <TheFox> it lacks a lot
that OC has,
L128[02:51:06] <Forecaster> CC isn't
trying to be what OC is
L129[02:51:10] <Sangar> one could also say
it's more focused :P
L130[02:51:13] <Sangar> yeah
L131[02:51:14] <asie> Forecaster: That's a
bit of a post-facto-crafted lie
L132[02:51:16] <asie> CC was an everything
mod
L133[02:51:19] <Sangar> well
L134[02:51:24] <asie> it's just that when
OC came along we developed this "CC is for education"
schtick
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L136[02:51:45] <asie> because that's what
it became
L137[02:51:48] <Sangar> did *we*? wasn't
that going on already at the time? i really can't remember :X
L138[02:51:58] <asie> It was, but CC was
not deliberately designed for education
L139[02:52:04] <TheFox> im not trying to
say they should all be the same. in my opinion OC wouldn't catch to
well if things like CC didn't exist, and CC would die with out
OC
L140[02:52:04] <Sangar> fair enough
L141[02:52:05] <asie> I mean, I've used CC
from 1.2.5 all the way to 1.5.2
L142[02:52:31] <asie> CC was just a
computer mod for Minecraft, and not even the first one
L143[02:52:39] <TheFox> yeah^^
L144[02:52:48] <asie> the second one, if
anything
L145[02:52:54] <Temia> Ah, good ol'
Redpower.
L146[02:52:58] <asie> Temia: RedPower was
third.
L147[02:52:59] <TheFox> i remember the old
red power one
L148[02:53:01] *
Sangar sighs
L149[02:53:03] <Sangar> good ol
times
L150[02:53:04] <Temia> Oh, right.
L151[02:53:10] <TheFox> it was different
thats for sure
L153[02:53:24] <Sangar> do redstone alus
count? :P
L154[02:53:35] <TheFox> i think so
L155[02:53:38] <Temia> I kind of hopped on
around 1.2.5 so I missed out on the first. :p
L156[02:53:39] <asie> but that was more
like command blocks
L157[02:53:45] <TheFox> see Telia no war
just memories :P
L158[02:54:02] <asie> I miss RP2-style
computers.
L159[02:54:07] <asie> I preferred them to
the Lua-style
L160[02:54:17] <asie> though OC is what
allowed BTM to exist
L161[02:54:24] <asie> OC is the Amiga of
Minecraft computer mods
L162[02:54:44] <asie> amazingly powerful
and capable, but niche and with a fairly dedicated, small
fanbase
L163[02:55:00] <Temia> Don't call me
Telia. Do I look like I eat fried bread?
L164[02:55:04] <asie> Telia!
L165[02:55:05] <TheFox> if RP's computers
came back, i would have to remember it all. and thats a bit to ask
of me :D
L166[02:55:09] <Temia> Don't!
L167[02:55:10] *
Sangar copies that as a box quote
L168[02:55:14] <Temia> I am not the agepan
girl!
L169[02:55:18] <Forecaster> I never got
RP2 computers
L170[02:55:27] <Forecaster> also Telia is
a cell operator here
L172[02:55:30] <asie> this was a thing
once
L173[02:55:37] <TheFox> Sorry Temia , my
tablets auto-correcting
L174[02:55:42] <asie> but I axed it when
OC became a thing to me
L175[02:55:47] <Temia> :c
L176[02:56:20] <asie> HOWEVER
L177[02:56:32] <TheFox> it would appear
that it needs to have Temia added to the word list
L178[02:56:41] <asie> Modular Computing
had computer cases with replaceable parts BEFORE
OpenComputers
L179[02:56:53] <Temia> Aw, too bad about
the paper tape music boxes. That would've been fun.
L180[02:57:04] <Sangar> i... had not known
about that. if i had i might have just contributed to that :X
L181[02:57:12] <asie> Sangar: Good you
haven't.
L182[02:57:14] <asie> That mod was
horrible.
L183[02:57:16] <Sangar> :P
L184[02:57:35] <Sangar> in what
ways?
L185[02:57:36] <TheFox> im glad you made
your own mod instead
L186[02:57:46] <Sangar> let me learn from
your mistakes
L187[02:57:50] <asie> Sangar: The CPU
architecture took the worst of the 68000 and the 8086
L188[02:57:58] <asie> and mashed it into
one amalgation
L189[02:58:01] <asie> however, I miss the
displays
L190[02:58:05] <asie> they were designed
from day one for graphics
L191[02:58:20] <asie> also
L192[02:58:22] <asie> >Terminals with
Unicode support and a 256-color palette, letting you be far more
expressive than with ASCII alone
L193[02:58:33] <asie> and of course
L194[02:58:35] <asie> >Hardware Echo
puts an end to typing lag by typing the characters on the client
side as soon as you type them!
L195[02:58:43] <asie> that was the most
unique feature
L196[02:59:03] <asie> also, in
planned
L197[02:59:05] <asie> >Direct audio
playback via cassette tapes
L198[02:59:07] <asie> that eventually came
along in Computronics
L199[02:59:14] <Sangar> that sounds... way
too user friendly :P
L200[02:59:20] <Sangar> heh
L201[02:59:22] <asie> Sangar: it was
ASM
L202[02:59:27] <asie> and my plan was to
implement FORTH or something
L203[02:59:31] <asie> it was not user
friendly
L204[02:59:36] <Sangar> i mean the no-lag
typing
L206[03:00:57] <asie> moducomp v2 used
separate blocks for components, ish
L207[03:01:02] <asie> moducomp v1
didn't
L210[03:01:27] <asie> does this look
familiar? :^)
L211[03:01:45] <Sangar> ohh. wait. i think
you actually linked me that image once before
L212[03:01:48] <asie> yeah
L213[03:01:54] <asie> April 2013
L214[03:03:07] <Sangar> ahh, yes.
everything in one directory. the hallmark of good programming
;)
L215[03:03:08] <TheFox> must be important,
maybe i will click
L216[03:03:19] <asie> Sangar: it was my
first major-scale mod
L217[03:03:24] <asie> the one before that
was, uh, PonySocks
L218[03:03:34] <asie> and before i made a
single-item mod as an iConomy addon
L219[03:03:43] <asie> after that came
EnderNet
L220[03:03:45] <asie> and the rest is
history
L221[03:03:48] <Sangar> you've come a long
way!
L222[03:03:53] <Sangar> also
ItemGPU.java~
L223[03:03:55] <Sangar> :P
L224[03:04:00] <asie> ~~~~
L225[03:04:02] <asie> ~~~~~~~~
L226[03:04:07] <asie> if you want to cry
more
L228[03:04:11] <asie> my first java
project
L230[03:04:34] <Sangar> i don't think i
have my first java project anymore >_>
L231[03:04:36] <asie> my first java
project BEFORE i gave it a small cleanup
L232[03:04:42] *
Sangar quickly hides things
L234[03:04:45] <asie> go cry
L235[03:04:51] <asie> it's less
object-oriented than C
L236[03:05:03] <asie> and the wire code is
magic
L237[03:05:11] <asie> i have tried
rewriting it multiple times and i always broke something
L238[03:05:13] <asie> just like
redstone...
L239[03:05:19] <Sangar> looks like my
first flash games :P so no judging here
L240[03:05:25] <asie> however
L241[03:05:28] <asie> it was my most
ambitious project to date
L243[03:05:42] <asie> back then, i simply
didn't know that hard projects are hard
L244[03:05:45] <asie> so i just kept
going
L245[03:05:51] <asie> nowadays i don't
keep going as fast
L246[03:05:59] <Sangar> ironically,
keeping going is kinda how you finish them :P
L247[03:07:22] <asie> yeah
L248[03:07:26] <asie> the problem is they
feel scary now
L249[03:07:28] <asie> they didn't use
to
L250[03:07:43] <Sangar> just cuddle them
harder
L251[03:08:21] <Sangar> what's actually
scary are never-ending projects >_> *cough*oc*cough*
L252[03:08:27] <asie> OC2 when
L253[03:08:38] <TheFox> lol
L254[03:08:39] <asie> BuildCraft is
undergoing a full rewrite by AlexIIL right now
L255[03:08:42] <asie> if BC can do it so
can you <o>
L256[03:08:51] <Sangar> when i figured out
a way to make low-level and high-level work well together
L257[03:09:01] <asie> what I would
do
L258[03:09:08] <asie> is make it low-level
all the time, then add high-level wrappers
L259[03:09:20] <asie> provided on floppy
disks
L260[03:09:23] <asie> or in the OS
L261[03:09:26] <Sangar> that's what i'm
thinking yes, i just need to properly formulate it
L262[03:09:32] <TheFox> you have a
community that might know what there doing go to them. but please
dont come to me :D
L263[03:09:40] <Sangar> also needs very
intuitive guis
L264[03:09:42] <asie> TheFox: learn
harder
L265[03:09:45] <asie> Sangar: why
not
L266[03:09:47] <asie> a GUI-less computer
mod?
L267[03:09:51] <asie> I had some ideas for
that
L268[03:09:51] <Sangar> for address block
assignments
L269[03:09:57] <Sangar> i.e. memory goes
here, vram goes here
L270[03:09:59] <asie> my vision for a
computer mod was one where computers actually take up a lot of
space
L271[03:10:01] <asie> think 60s
computing
L272[03:10:10] <Sangar> yes
L273[03:10:19] <TheFox> wow
L274[03:10:19] <asie> then make them
GUI-less where you literally insert boards into the computer
L277[03:10:43] <Sangar> that's actually
something i've been thinking about. encouraging few
"mainframe" computers, make it easier to have endpoints
all over the place
L278[03:10:47] <TheFox> you know, that
would be a really fun mod in my opinion
L279[03:10:49] <asie> yeah
L280[03:10:53] <asie> TheFox: this was the
plan for CharsetComputing
L281[03:11:07] <asie> i have some designs
in my head... i can give you a rough outline if you want to hop on
TeamSpeak or Mumble today Sangar
L282[03:11:32] <TheFox> CharsetComputeing?
another mod?
L283[03:11:37] <asie> TheFox: yeah
L284[03:11:41] <asie> back when i was
still into modding Mineykraft
L285[03:11:43] <Sangar> sure, i'll just
have breakfast, then i have an hour or two :3
L286[03:11:46] <asie> Sangar: sure
L287[03:11:49] <asie> i should have
breakfast too you know
L288[03:11:51] <asie> brb
L289[03:12:53] <TheFox> wow. i should have
realized the time. note to self, if hangar signs on its to early
for me to be on IRC. its 5AM guess sleep is for the weak
L290[03:13:00] <asie> >hangar
L291[03:13:02] <asie> >hangar
L292[03:13:04] <asie> >hangar
L293[03:13:06] <asie> >hangar
L294[03:13:08] <TheFox> son of a
L295[03:13:11] <asie> i'm literally
laughing out loud
L296[03:13:14] <TheFox> DYAC
L297[03:13:39] <TheFox> i hate my
computer, my OS, and myself
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L299[03:14:42] <TheFox> there are times
when i wish oclogs didn't exist so i could cover things up, but its
gets worse when people use Michibot to modify your text then make
it your quote :(
L300[03:15:32] <TheFox> there wouldn't
happen to be a remove quote function on Michibot would there?
L301[03:15:39] <TheFox> or does it just
override?
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L303[03:15:53] <TheFox> %commands
L304[03:16:31] <TheFox> %wobbo?
L305[03:16:39] <TheFox> %wobbo
L306[03:16:40] <MichiBot> TheFox:
WoooooOoooOobbbbbBBBBbBbBOoooooOOOoOoOo
L307[03:16:46] <TheFox> oh, thats what
that does
L308[03:17:34] <TheFox> %drama
L309[03:17:35] <MichiBot> TheFox:
Calclavia removes compatibility between Extra Trees and Modular
Power Suits by request of Lunatrius
L310[03:20:33] <TheFox> asie, so what was
the point of your Charset computing mod, was it something like AE2
or something different with more of a computing base to it?
L311[03:20:57] <asie> TheFox: More like
RP2 computers
L312[03:21:05] <asie> except massive
L313[03:21:11] <TheFox>
ooooooooooooo
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L315[03:22:27] <TheFox> sounds nice,
unfortunately i wasn't any good with programing when i learned
about RP and never took the time to learn it so i could be good at
it so i dont know much about it. but i bet loading tekkit wouldn't
hurt
L316[03:22:36] <asie> eh, it's FORTH
L317[03:22:49] <TheFox> ??
L318[03:23:18] <TheFox> what do you
mean?
L319[03:23:25] <TheFox> %P
L320[03:23:28] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
TheFox 2.51s
L321[03:25:07] <TheFox> what do you mean
by it's FORTH aside?
L322[03:25:10] <TheFox> son of a
L323[03:25:15] <TheFox> WHY WHY WHY
WHY
L324[03:25:28] <TheFox> s/aside/asie
L325[03:25:28] <MichiBot> <TheFox>
what do you mean by it's FORTH asie?
L326[03:25:48] <asie> Aside from
that
L327[03:25:53] <asie> FORTH is a
language
L328[03:25:55] <asie> a peculiar
language
L329[03:26:35] <TheFox> ahhh,
L330[03:26:48] <TheFox> i didn't know what
at a the time i was trying and failing to learn RP
L331[03:26:56] <TheFox> that would have
been REALLY helpful to know
L332[03:27:50] <TheFox> i was looking for
the language it was in and never found it.
L333[03:27:59] <TheFox> so i gave up
L334[03:28:28] <Sangar> asie, allright,
where do you want me? :P
L335[03:28:41] <asie> Sangar: I haven't
finished!
L336[03:28:45] <asie> Give me, like, 10-15
minutes to eat =)
L337[03:28:53] <asie> Well, 5-10.
L338[03:28:56] <asie> But the usual
goldspeak.pl TeamSpeak
L339[03:28:57] <Sangar> sure :)
L340[03:28:59] <Sangar> okeh
L341[03:29:14] <asie> all of you can
probably go there if you want to
L342[03:29:18] <asie> but i will mute you
if you annoy us
L343[03:29:23] <asie> asking interesting
questions is fine tho
L344[03:30:00] <TheFox> meh, like i said
its 5 AM where i am and i dont have head phones so ill stay. makes
me sad though, i want to hear a intelligent conversation. its been
ages
L345[03:30:27] <Izaya> TheFox: FORTH is a
wonderful language
L346[03:30:45] <Izaya> it is possibly the
strangest language around that is still usable
L347[03:30:49] <TheFox> Forth looks kinda
confusing but I'm not awake yet so maybe thatll change
L348[03:31:06] <Izaya> but it's incredibly
SIMPLE after you wrap your head around 'everything is on the
stack'
L349[03:31:20] <TheFox> thats whats
confusing me a little
L350[03:36:34] <TheFox> what advantages
does 4th have?
L351[03:36:58] <asie> Izaya: FORTH is I
think in the same league as Lisp
L352[03:36:59] <TheFox> if any?
L353[03:37:01] <asie> it's languages with
an ideal in mind
L354[03:37:31] <asie> Lisp is based around
lists, FORTH is based around a stack
L355[03:37:43] <TheFox> so someone wanted
something and went through the trouble of making a language so that
they could have ut
L356[03:38:04] <Izaya> asie: they're
interestingly similar
L357[03:38:24] <Izaya> TheFox: it's
simultaneously high-level and low-level
L358[03:38:44] <TheFox> welp. that didn't
help me trying to understand it thats for sure
L359[03:38:53] <TheFox> i have never heard
of that.
L360[03:39:02] <Izaya> which means you get
small, fast code while it is human readable and
understandable
L361[03:39:40] <asie> colorFORTH is
especially interesting
L362[03:39:48] <asie> it's the only
language I'm aware of which uses color-coding as part of
syntax
L363[03:40:03] <TheFox> what really
defines human readable? are we talking pre or post
compilation?
L364[03:40:27] <TheFox> then either or a
human could learn to read it
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L366[03:42:22] <TheFox> o/
L367[03:42:30] <asie> Sangar: That was
clearly 10 minutes. Yes.
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L369[03:42:41] <asie> I'm there now
L370[03:42:54] <TheFox> better late then
never?
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L374[03:43:03] <Izaya> TheFox: I'm pretty
sure there's FORTH environments that support converting code back
into the original source
L375[03:43:04] <TheFox> jk your pretty
close to your mark
L376[03:43:29] <Izaya> if it's threaded
usually words are built out of JMPs to other words
L377[03:44:36] <TheFox> i have no clue
what your talking about, i just hear of FORTH less then 20 minutes
ago and i have not put a lot of time reading about it, ik nothing
about that language/
L378[03:44:51] <TheFox> heard**
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L380[03:47:18] *
TheFox Slaps EnderBot2
L381[03:47:34] <TheFox> hm
L382[03:47:44] <TheFox> there was no
reply
L383[03:48:51] *
Forecaster slaps TheFox for slapping EnderBot2
L384[03:48:51] *
EnderBot2 laughs
L385[03:49:02] <TheFox> really
L386[03:49:12] *
Izaya instructs EnderBot2 to slap TheFox
L387[03:49:12] *
EnderBot2 complies!
L388[03:49:12] *
EnderBot2 slaps TheFox
L389[03:49:13] <TheFox> oh capital S
L390[03:49:26] *
TheFox slaps EnderBot2
L391[03:49:26] *
EnderBot2 throws a brick at TheFox
L392[03:49:32] <TheFox> there we go
L393[03:49:40] *
TheFox slaps everyone and EnderBot2
L394[03:49:40] *
EnderBot2 rulls on the floor laughing
L395[03:49:47] <TheFox> better
L396[03:50:10] <TheFox> how can i get a
list of things Enderbot can do?
L397[03:52:37] <TheFox> welp, i gtg talk
to y'all later
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L403[04:55:24] *
Saphire shakes vifino
L404[04:55:27] <Saphire> wai..
L405[04:55:37] <Saphire> wrong V
L406[04:55:40] *
Saphire shakes Vexatos
L407[04:58:49] <Vexatos> ?
L408[04:59:17] <Vexatos> %tell Izaya would
require rewriting half of the mod
L409[04:59:18] <MichiBot> Vexatos: Izaya
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L410[04:59:35] <Vexatos> %tell Izaya yes,
it has been suggested too many times.
L411[04:59:35] <MichiBot> Vexatos: Izaya
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L412[05:00:18] <Izaya> uh
L413[05:00:23] <Izaya> yeah
L414[05:00:26] <Izaya> we noticed after a
bit
L415[05:00:37] <Izaya> sorry
L416[05:00:39] <Saphire> What mod?
L417[05:00:53] <Saphire> Vexatos: uh,
which DFPWM version does the BTM uses right now?
L418[05:01:05] <asie> probably 1
L419[05:01:07] <asie> not 1a
L420[05:01:08] <Saphire> Because magik6k's
converted music sounds... off
L421[05:01:22] <Saphire> or maybe
undertale music just sucks with tapes
L422[05:01:32] <Saphire> probably the
latter
L423[05:01:40] <asie> it doesn't
L424[05:01:42] <asie> just ask
Vexatos
L425[05:01:50] <asie> we had a war between
Touhou remixes and Undertale remixes last time
L426[05:01:52] <Saphire> then there is
something weird...
L427[05:02:35] <Izaya> how tf do I modify
document properties in LibreOffice Writer?
L428[05:02:40] <Saphire> they just.. they
sound like someone got a horrible equalizer and put most of the
sound into the bass
L429[05:02:45] <Saphire> no middle at
all
L430[05:03:01] <Saphire> and bass is too
loud compared to the rest of frequencies
L431[05:03:14] <asie> yeah sounds like
it
L432[05:03:24] <Saphire> uh?
L433[05:03:26] <asie> like magik is using
1a and the server is using 1
L434[05:03:32] <Saphire> ooooh
L435[05:03:40] <Saphire> ...i'm killing
him
L436[05:03:43] <Vexatos> asie, using 1a @
32768Hz
L437[05:03:53] <asie> Vexatos: O_O
L438[05:03:55] <Vexatos> but the 1a@48k
one is scheduled
L439[05:03:55] <Saphire> ...or maybe
not
L440[05:04:00] <Vexatos> has been since
yesterday
L441[05:04:05] <Saphire> Vexatos: gimme
converter
L443[05:04:38] *
Saphire shakes m_A_y_A_t
L444[05:04:41] <Saphire> damn
L445[05:04:46] *
Saphire shakes Magik6k
L446[05:04:56] <Izaya> Format ->
Page
L447[05:04:58] <Izaya> >.>
L448[05:05:18] <Vexatos> Saphire, make
sure to select 32768 for the bitrate
L449[05:05:18] <Izaya> eurgh
L450[05:05:19] <Vexatos> for now
L451[05:05:23] <Izaya> why is LibreOffice
using inches
L452[05:05:23] <Vexatos> until the server
updates
L453[05:05:27] <Izaya> fucking
cavemen
L454[05:05:47] <Vexatos> asie, because
noone but me complained, tapes just received a 47% increase in
storage capacity :X
L455[05:05:51] <Vexatos> For lack of a
better solution
L456[05:06:47] <Saphire> Vexatos: can't i
just use 1.5 speed?
L457[05:07:30] <Vexatos> sure
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L462[05:16:38] <BlueZero> Ooooooh crap I
just noticed the Data cards. xD Niiiice.
L463[05:17:11] <Saphire> hah
L464[05:17:27] <Saphire> BlueZero: wanna
get shocked? We have MIPS for OC
L465[05:18:01] <BlueZero> MIPS for
OC?
L466[05:19:25] <BlueZero> Microprocessor
without Interlocked Pipeline Stages. Hmm.
L467[05:19:53] <Saphire> It's real-life
processor architecture
L468[05:19:58] <Saphire> used in routers
and etc...
L469[05:20:11] <BlueZero> Oh really? o:
That's all programmed into it? That's freakin' nuts.
L470[05:20:21] <Saphire> uh
L471[05:20:25] <Saphire> it's an addon for
OC
L472[05:20:33] <BlueZero> Ah ok.
L473[05:20:48] <Saphire> You see, OC can
have literally any architecture. It's not limited to Lua
L474[05:21:01] <Saphire> (Oh, and OC has
both 5.2 and 5.3 Lua)
L475[05:21:11] <BlueZero> Hmm, so if you
really wanted to, you could essentially have C++ within it,
then?
L476[05:21:38] <Saphire> well
L477[05:21:45] <Saphire> C++ is compiled
language
L478[05:22:09] <Saphire> And if you get a
C++ compiler for MIPS... sure
L479[05:22:16] <BlueZero> Actually that
gave me a stupid idea.
L480[05:22:32] <BlueZero> Assembly within
OC, as well as the use of Bytecode.
L481[05:23:08] <Saphire> Hmmm?
L482[05:23:22] <Saphire> MIPS is
"assembly"
L483[05:23:41] <BlueZero> Oh, I didn't
know that.
L484[05:23:52] <BlueZero> Lol sorry I'm
not as well versed in computer science as I want to be right now.
xP
L485[05:24:59] <BlueZero> That's freakin'
cool though. You could essentially put together a code foundation
to the use of compilation and executables.
L486[05:25:53] <Saphire> well, there is
already a compiled Lua interpreter for MIPS
L487[05:25:57] <Saphire> ooh, sec
L489[05:27:37] <BlueZero>
Whaaaaaaaaaat.
L490[05:27:56] <Saphire> I think i broke
him
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L492[05:28:38] <BlueZero> Wait, ok, so
here's a dumb question but isn't Open Computers in it's base Java?
I thougth Java was a bit of a hog.
L493[05:28:49] <Saphire> Weeeeeell
L494[05:28:59] <Saphire> OC Lua
architecture uses native binaries
L495[05:29:23] <asie> Java is only a
memory hog
L496[05:29:27] <asie> CPU-wise it's really
really alright
L497[05:29:30] <Izaya> Java can be
good
L498[05:29:34] <Izaya> just not when Notch
writes it
L499[05:30:00] <asie> Notch Java isn't
bad
L500[05:30:04] <asie> it's
performance-oriented
L501[05:30:11] <BlueZero> Ah ok, fair
enough. I thought it had bottleneck issues.
L502[05:30:26] *
Izaya thinks Dis is an interesting idea
L503[05:30:38] <BlueZero> That's so
freakin' 'cool though. Oh my god. o:
L504[05:32:16] <BlueZero> Christ.
L506[05:32:22] <BlueZero> >mfw
L507[05:32:33] <BlueZero> K, I love OC.
xD
L508[05:33:26] <Izaya> where does the
actual computer part come from
L509[05:33:34] <Saphire> damn
L510[05:33:44] <Saphire> that's was quite
”close” one
L511[05:33:57] <Saphire> meanwhile in
Russia: thunderstorm!
L512[05:35:06] <Saphire> even closer one
this time
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L516[05:37:52] <BlueZero> What was
close?
L517[05:38:16] <Vexatos> BlueZero, I heard
you like OC? :>
L518[05:38:44] <BlueZero> Oh, another
question. What is OC's base then considering this. Is it then
written in lua but designed to emulate an actual computer when
using MIPS then? Or what is it's core mechanism?
L519[05:38:45] <Saphire> back
L520[05:39:05] <Saphire> well
L521[05:39:20] <Saphire> the mod itself is
Scala (read Java)
L522[05:39:40] <Saphire> it allows for
adding ”architectures” that handle the code
L523[05:39:58] <Saphire> one architecture
is lua, OC MIPS is another
L524[05:41:05] <BlueZero> Hmm.
L525[05:42:35] <BlueZero> Huh, won the
scriptbowl contest in 2012.
L526[05:43:37] <BlueZero> Ah ok. I can
kind of see how this comes about then.
L528[05:53:19] <BlueZero> K, note to self.
Debug card is scary.
L529[05:53:21] <BlueZero> Moving on.
L530[05:59:20] *
Lizzy groans
L531[06:08:24] <BlueZero> Y u
groanin'?
L532[06:12:36] <Lizzy> i just got up
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L534[06:30:51] <BlueZero> Lizzy, fair
enough. Groan away.
L535[06:43:56] <panda_2134> could i ask a
question?
L536[06:44:20] <panda_2134> Are there any
OpenOS emulator that work?
L537[06:46:03] <BlueZero> That's actually
a good question, I'd like to know this too. o:
L538[06:46:20] <panda_2134> I found a lua
version but failed to install luasec,which is a dependency of that
emulator
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L540[06:53:00] <Lizzy> WOO, my city just
broke the 50,000 citizens mark
L541[06:59:54] <BlueZero> Hmm.
L542[07:00:11] <BlueZero> No bootable
medium found; file not found.
L543[07:00:15] <BlueZero> Wtf am I doing
wrong? D:
L544[07:01:12] <Lizzy> now i just have to
wait for my city to recover from the -17,000,000 money debt that
happened cause i switched it from infinate to normal
L546[07:03:03] <BlueZero> Bah, I can't
start my servers in my server rack. :'(
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L548[07:08:23] <FunMaker> BlueZero, do you
have any OS installed on HDD?
L549[07:08:55] <BlueZero> Oh... Derp. I
forgot I had to do that 'cause there's no floppy like the computer
cases.
L550[07:09:20] <FunMaker> you can attach
disk drive to servers too
L551[07:10:06] <BlueZero> Ah ok, that's
cool then, I'll just do that.
L552[07:10:33] <FunMaker> In which case
whole computer crashes with "no such component" message
and no info about any line of file that caused it?
L553[07:12:19] <BlueZero> What?
L554[07:12:46] <FunMaker> Because my
microcontrollers randomly crash with message like this. It was
happening only with one of them but now others do it as well. These
are just routers and the only component they use is internal
network modem so I can't really remove it while they are
working.
L555[07:13:09] <FunMaker> they work fine
usually, but after few hours they just crash
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L558[07:18:51] <Lizzy> have you raised a
ticket for that, FunMaker?
L559[07:19:42] <FunMaker> no, because I
can't really reproduce that or point down what is causing it. All
my controllers run the same script and same set up, yet only
one(now two) in whole network crashes
L560[07:20:26] <FunMaker> also this
happens after few hours, so I can't test it out
L561[07:20:44] <FunMaker> maybe there is
something in server logs, I'll check it
L562[07:22:23] <BlueZero> Hmm. Is there
software to ghost a series of drives? Or do I need to make
one?
L563[07:23:13] <Vexatos> well OC does have
RAID blocks :P
L564[07:23:28] <FunMaker> oh it looks
interesting. There is lot's of 'A component of type 'eeprom'
disappeared' and 'A component of type 'modem' disappeared'
logs
L565[07:25:08] <BlueZero> Vexatos, yeah
but my server racks need a disk drive with an OS on'em. I can go
through and manually run each drive with the install script on my
computer but I thought I'd ask if there was a better way.
L566[07:26:04] <FunMaker> I guess, I'll
raise a ticket, but I dunno if it's enough info to fix it
L567[07:30:39] <Inari> FunMaker: maybe
they run out of energy somehow?
L568[07:30:53] <FunMaker> not
possible
L569[07:31:10] <FunMaker> also it doesnt'
explains the errors in console
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L574[07:42:23] *
Lizzy is considering removing the Traffic++ V2 mod from her cities
skylines so she can get TM:PE's Vehicle AI
L575[07:43:14] *
vifino groans loudly, crawls over to Lizzy and lets himself fall on
her
L576[07:43:37] *
Lizzy grabs vifino up on to her lap and pets him
L577[07:44:13] *
vifino purrrs
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L579[07:44:53] <vifino> Also did someone
mention Dis? I have real hardware running Plan 9 with hosted
Inferno on it.
L580[07:54:20] <BILLPC2684> i wish
opencomputers tablets don't shutdown when you die with
keepinventory on
L581[07:54:35] <BILLPC2684> is there a way
to change that?
L582[07:55:01] <Lizzy> not really, they
use the ticks of the player inventory for running
L583[07:55:11] <BILLPC2684> hm...
L584[07:55:15] <BILLPC2684> makes
sence
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L587[07:59:03] <BILLPC2684> i would like
if you could change the config so when you enter a dimentions or
die or stay idle for too long it won't shutdown... but i dout that
cu it uses the player's inventory ticks
L588[08:00:42] <BILLPC2684> i'll be right
back i got to go into the nether to spawn a wither or 2...
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L590[08:01:48] *
Saphire pokes Magik6k
L591[08:02:06] <Magik6k> .
L593[08:02:59] <Saphire> here
L594[08:03:15] <Saphire> dunno for link,
maybe something like aconv?
L595[08:04:13] <Magik6k> I set ri/rd in C
codec and I'll lust put that under dfpwm.magik6k.net/conv1a[k
rate]/YTID
L596[08:04:22] <Magik6k> or nconv
L597[08:04:25] <Magik6k> dunno
L598[08:06:14] <Magik6k> Done, set to
/aconv
L599[08:06:16] <Magik6k> Saphire, ^
L600[08:07:48] <Saphire> set what?
o..o
L601[08:08:06] <Saphire> I'm not sure
about changes
L602[08:08:11] <Magik6k>
dfpwm.magik6k.net/aconv[k rate]/YTID
L603[08:12:27] <Magik6k> Rate is still
32k
L604[08:12:38] <Magik6k> but quality is
niceeeer
L605[08:13:03] <Magik6k> Saphire, I'm on
BTM server
L606[08:13:09] <Vexatos> queued update has
48k as a rate
L607[08:13:12] <Saphire> yay
L608[08:13:33] <Vexatos> which means a 45%
storage size increase to all tapes... I don't like that but I
couldn't find a better solution
L609[08:13:39] <Saphire> btw, I'll push an
update for HTML soon
L610[08:14:10] <Saphire> Vexatos: is it
required to have 48k?
L611[08:15:06] <Vexatos> what?
L612[08:15:14] <Vexatos> the base bitrate
changed
L613[08:15:15] <Vexatos> that's all
L614[08:15:16] <Vexatos> ._.
L615[08:25:20] <FunMaker> why are all
modem messages getting doubled in my network. I hate it :C
L616[08:26:15] <Saphire> Magik6k: wai, how
do you convert?
L617[08:26:48] <Saphire> also, what
happens when two people try to convert something at the same
time?
L618[08:27:03] <Skye> Vexatos, have
different tooltips seperating lo-fi and hi-fi and data
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L620[08:29:12] <FunMaker> oh wow, I forgot
servers work as relays as well
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L622[08:29:30] <FunMaker> act*
L623[08:30:37] <Magik6k> Saphire, using
script+ffmpeg/sox+C converter, aand I need to revrite it to use
pipes
L624[08:31:05] <Magik6k> but from what
I've seen it's pretty safe when people convers at the same
time
L625[08:31:10] <Saphire> FunMaker:
*racks?
L626[08:31:17] <FunMaker> right
L629[08:45:57] <Forecaster> hah
L631[08:47:11] <Forecaster> adorable
even
L632[08:48:03] <Inari> for wearing that
kinda outfit, i'd prefer the skirt ot be a bit longer though and
given tehre plenty space it doesnt even remove the absolute
territory effect :f
L633[08:48:08] <Saphire> daawwwwww
L634[08:48:49] *
Forecaster looks up "absolute territory
effect"
L635[08:48:55] <Inari> zettai rouiki
L636[08:48:59] <Inari> *rouiki
L637[08:49:02] <Inari> ...
L638[08:49:04] <Inari> *ryouiki
L639[08:49:26] <Inari> Zettai Ryouiki,
("Absolute Territory"), is the tiny strip of visible
thigh between longsocks/tights/thighhighs, and a
skirt/dress/shorts.
L640[08:49:27] <Inari> basically
L641[08:49:33] <Forecaster> ah
L642[08:49:47] <Forecaster> I've only ever
heard that term in a song
L643[08:49:55] <Inari> kn33s0xxx?
L644[08:50:00] <Forecaster> no
L646[08:50:50] <MichiBot>
Ni Sokkususu
-「KN33S0XXX」精霊使いの剣舞 | length:
3m 55s | Likes:
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L647[08:51:06] <Forecaster> "Absolute
Territory" by Ken Ashcorp
L648[08:51:20] <Inari> :p
L650[08:51:46] <MichiBot>
Ken Ashcorp -
Absolute Territory | length:
4m 29s | Likes:
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Ken
Ashcorp
L651[08:52:11] <Inari> hhaa nice
L652[08:52:13] <Inari> its even about
that
L653[08:52:13] <Inari> :D
L654[08:52:26] <Forecaster> yeah I get
that now :P
L655[08:53:03] <Inari> hm
L656[08:53:07] <Inari> i've listened ot
that before i think
L657[08:53:10] <Inari> did you link that
once
L658[08:53:47] <Forecaster> one
second
L659[08:54:00] <Forecaster> nope
L660[08:54:08] <Forecaster> I don't have
that video id in my logs
L661[08:54:09] <Inari> hm
L662[08:54:32] <Forecaster> or actually, I
don't have older logs on my server anymore
L665[08:58:00] <Forecaster> :P
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L667[09:06:13] <Oddstr13> Sangar: does
robot inventory tick?
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L669[09:17:04] <Inari> Oddstr13: test
:D
L671[09:26:38] *
gamax92 licks
L673[09:28:46] <Forecaster> it looks like
a giant mitten
L675[09:29:37] <Forecaster> why?
L676[09:29:44] <Inari> dunno
L677[09:29:46] <Inari> i lke their
stytle
L678[09:29:48] <Inari> that little
logo
L679[09:29:50] <Inari> the look
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L682[09:30:41] <Forecaster> psh, a real
catwoman would use a whip
L683[09:30:50] <gamax92> looks even less
real than a buttplug
L684[09:31:01] <Inari> :p
L685[09:31:02] <Mimiru> That totally needs
to come in buttplug form.
L687[09:31:13] <MichiBot>
Twitchy Kitty
Cat Ears and Electronic Tail from ThinkGeek | length:
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L690[09:34:29] <MichiBot>
Prank Call -
Butt Plug | length:
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BaguaChannel
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L692[09:37:39] <gamax92> Inari: lewd
bubble flavor
L693[09:38:34] <Inari> love juice
bubbles?
L694[09:39:05] <gamax92> uhh well
...
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L703[10:42:05] <BILLPC2684> XD forgot to
reconnect :3
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L707[11:02:37] <Vexatos> %tell Sangar so
relevant source said something about OC2? :3
L708[11:02:39] <MichiBot> Vexatos: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
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L714[11:14:28] <MichiBot>
RED vs
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L715[11:14:34] <Forecaster> well, that
escalated numerous times
L716[11:19:37] <Vexatos> %tell Sangar when
a creative computer is shut down and you remove the CPU, it beeps
and crashes with "too many components connected" even
though it's turned off.
L717[11:19:39] <MichiBot> Vexatos: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L718[11:20:39] <gamax92> Vexatos: the
computer was never truly off ... OPENCOMPUTERS SPYING BACKDOOR
SECURITY ISSUES DATA STEALING </overreaction>
L719[11:21:06] <Vexatos> %tell Sangar I
hope your computers aren't spying on my while turned off...
L720[11:21:06] <MichiBot> Vexatos: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L721[11:24:41] <Forecaster> Vexatos: of
course it does, why else would anyone spend all this time making a
mod?
L722[11:35:09] ***
gAway2002 is now known as g
L723[11:39:26] <Vexatos> Forecaster,
gamax92, the name of the mod... is Obvious Conspiracy?
L724[11:39:32] <Vexatos> D:
L725[11:39:42] <gamax92> What no it's
OpenComputers you silly.
L726[11:40:28] <Inari> Vexatos: i already
reported that
L727[11:40:32] <Inari> Vexatos: and seemed
to be fixed
L728[11:42:53] <Mimiru>
s/silly/cil.li
L729[11:42:53] <MichiBot> <gamax92>
What no it's OpenComputers you cil.li.
L730[11:43:06] <gamax92> O.O
L731[11:44:34] <Mimiru> :P
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L734[11:58:56] <gamax92> wasps are trying
to make a nest in my father's old car :/
L735[12:02:41] <Vexatos> %tell Sangar
"These new recipes are way too cheap" ~ Cruor 2016. You
really did something wrong if the CC fanboy himself says OC recipes
are cheap :P
L736[12:02:42] <MichiBot> Vexatos: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
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L738[12:04:14] ***
Jezza is now known as Jezza|AFK
L739[12:04:16] <Lizzy> %tell Sangar
pineapple
L740[12:04:18] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L741[12:04:51] <Mimiru> %raw DELETE FROM
tells
L742[12:04:54] <Mimiru> :P
L743[12:05:01] <Mimiru> no more
tells
L744[12:05:04] *
Mimiru evil laugh
L745[12:05:12] <gamax92> %tell Mimiru
:<
L746[12:05:14] <MichiBot> gamax92: Mimiru
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L747[12:05:16] <reinei> %raw drop table
`tells`
L748[12:05:17] <Mimiru> No.. I'm
kidding
L749[12:05:22] <Mimiru> I didn't do
that
L750[12:05:50] <Forecaster> %raw drop
Mimiru
L751[12:05:57] <gamax92> blurb
L752[12:06:10] <Vexatos> Mimiru,
wait
L753[12:06:14] <Vexatos> did you remove
ALL the tells?
L754[12:06:27] <Mimiru> Anyway, AFK for...
the rest of the day helping someone move
L755[12:06:33] <Vexatos> Mimiru, pls
L756[12:06:39] <Mimiru> Vexatos, no... I
can't do that without grabbing the DB and doing it by hand
L757[12:06:39] <Vexatos> do I need to
%tell him everything again?
L758[12:06:45] <Vexatos> ._.
L759[12:06:45] <Mimiru> there is no way to
do that from %raw
L760[12:06:50] <Mimiru> the use of
%raw?
L761[12:06:50] <Vexatos> phew
L762[12:06:56] <Mimiru> %raw PRIVMSG #OC:
Hi
L763[12:07:04] <Mimiru> Err oops
L764[12:07:08] <Mimiru> %raw PRIVMSG #OC
:Hi
L765[12:07:08] <MichiBot> Hi
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L767[12:13:12] <gamax92> ~tell Vexatos Hey
what's up?
L768[12:13:13] <ocdoc> Hey Vexatos, Hey
what's up?
L769[12:14:20] <Vexatos> ~tell gamax92
Hi
L770[12:14:20] <ocdoc> Hey gamax92,
Hi
L771[12:17:05] <Forecaster> #oc is a silly
place
L772[12:17:10] <Forecaster> lets all go to
camelot instead
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L774[12:17:25] <gamax92> Forecaster: do
they have pancakes in camelot?
L775[12:17:44] <Forecaster> there's
probably bees
L776[12:17:54] <gamax92> oh I don't need
that
L777[12:18:13] <Forecaster> bees =
honey
L778[12:18:17] <gamax92> and?
L779[12:18:26] <Forecaster> honey goes on
pancakes
L780[12:18:32] <Forecaster> so there's
probably pancakes
L781[12:18:37] *
gamax92 is using fruit sauce
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L783[12:21:52] <Skye> how does one use the
hologram projectro
L784[12:22:16] <Forecaster> you tell it to
project things, and it does
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L786[12:27:28] <gamax92> ~tell
Hologram Projector project things!
L787[12:27:28] <ocdoc> Hey
Hologram Projector, project things!
L788[12:29:56] <Skye> ~w hologram
projector
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L792[12:34:05] <gamax92> can someone link
the component:hologram page from that block page?
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L794[12:35:03] <Inari> ~oc component
hologram
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L797[12:39:43] <Sangar> tells
L798[12:39:54] <Lizzy> %tell Sangar
pineapple
L799[12:39:56] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L800[12:40:02] <gamax92> ~tell Sangar
pineapple
L801[12:40:02] <ocdoc> Hey Sangar,
pineapple
L802[12:40:03] *
Sangar stabs Lizzy
L803[12:40:16] <Sangar> (with the
pineapple)
L804[12:40:22] *
Lizzy bleeds on Sangar
L805[12:40:30] <Inari> lewd
L806[12:40:31] *
Saphire nibbles on Sangar's pineapple
L807[12:40:32] <Sangar> Vexatos, do you
even test with latest builds :
L808[12:40:35] <Sangar> :P
L809[12:40:36] <Inari> Saphire: lewd
L810[12:40:38] <Lizzy> %tell Sangar
?
L811[12:40:39] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Sangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L812[12:40:47] <Sangar> .-.
L813[12:40:50] <Lizzy> Heh
L814[12:41:32] <Sangar> also
possibly
L816[12:43:06] <Vexatos> Sangar, Cruor
just made an interesting discovers
L817[12:43:09] <Vexatos> discovery*
L818[12:43:31] <Sangar> cool
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(Read error: Connection reset by peer)
L820[12:44:14] <Vexatos> apparently the
new OC recipes are too cheap for him, and the loot disk cycle
recipe crashed him :P
L821[12:44:43] <Saphire> lol
L822[12:44:49] <Vexatos> also Sangar,
pretty sure we're on the latest or second-to-latest build
L823[12:44:54] <Saphire> hmmm
L824[12:45:25] <Saphire> I guess OC it's
in the phase of bugfixing currently?
L825[12:45:26] <Sangar> the error when
removing cpu thing has been fixed
L826[12:45:49] <Sangar> as for cycling
crash, log and issue plzkthx :P
L827[12:46:01] <gamax92> Sangar: is OC
during a freeze period where no new features only fixes?
L828[12:46:20] <Sangar> gamax92, kinda,
wanna clean up and finally throw out 1.6 .-.
L829[12:46:25] <Sangar> after... half a
year of saying that
L830[12:46:41] <gamax92>
tooBadEndless1.6
L832[12:47:20] <Sangar> also it will
probably be "frozen" after that if i do decide to
dedicate to making oc2 in some shape or form, unless someone else
can be found to maintain / continue it
L833[12:47:28] <Cruor> 1.6.0.927-dev
L834[12:47:31] <Cruor> :I
L835[12:48:06] <Sangar> wat
L836[12:48:19] <alekso56> snagar pls
:o
L837[12:49:10] <Vexatos> Sangar, asie told
me you had ideas about OC2? when were you going to tell me D:
L838[12:49:24] <Sangar> Vexatos,
never
L840[12:50:02] <Sangar> dat declining
graph tho
L841[12:50:25] <Vexatos> october 2014 was
not healthy
L842[12:50:36] <Vexatos> or 2013
L843[12:51:28] <Sangar> hmm?
L844[12:51:36] <Vexatos> the graph
L845[12:51:45] <Skye> Sangar, before you
release,... fix the driver disks
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L847[12:52:07] <Vexatos> and fix
everything producing cave sounds
L848[12:52:41] <Sangar> tell me how
L849[12:52:51] <Vexatos> no clue
L850[12:53:04] <Vexatos> ask
HenryLoenwind, IIRC they had the same issue for their sounds
L851[12:54:44] <alekso56> dammit, i tried
to run dig.lua but it doesn't print a nice error on normal
computers. sadface
L852[13:01:09] <Skye> Sangar, can you help
me with modifying the holo-text program? I want to make the text
face a different direction
L853[13:01:28] <Sangar> just hit the
hologram projector with a wrench :P
L854[13:01:41] <Inari> not a
scrench?
L855[13:01:44] <Sangar> or that
L856[13:01:45] <Inari> and so thats why i
coudlnt ge the debug card to make anything but cave sounds :D
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L858[13:11:05] <gamax92> is there a better
way to flush swap besides doing swapoff swapon
L859[13:11:27] <Skye> Sangar, It doesn;t
work
L860[13:11:44] <Sangar> are you hitting it
on the top?
L861[13:11:52] <Skye> yes
L862[13:12:03] <Sangar> and the hologram
doesn't rotate?
L863[13:12:11] <Skye> correct
L864[13:12:15] <Sangar> goddammit
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L866[13:12:35] <Sangar> you're holding it
in your right hand? >_>
L867[13:12:57] <Vexatos> inb4 and he's
lefthanded
L868[13:13:12] <Skye> I'm using the main
hand
L869[13:14:03] <Sangar> welp, time to
repro
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L871[13:14:25] <gamax92> lewd
L872[13:16:26] <vifino> gamax92: The
Ur-Quan Masters
L873[13:16:53] <gamax92> vifino:
Twitch.TV
L874[13:17:10] <vifino> gamax92: Star
Control 2
L875[13:17:16] <gamax92> :o
L876[13:17:20] <gamax92> vifino:
Backgammon!
L877[13:17:34] <vifino> gamax92: Yes,
please.
L878[13:17:39] <Forecaster> bingo!
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L880[13:24:49] <gamax92> SDGQ :3
L881[13:25:42] <Vexatos> and all the
interesting runs are at 2 a.m.
L882[13:25:43] <Vexatos> :X
L883[13:25:52] <gamax92> :P
L884[13:28:41] <vifino> gamax92: If I were
to stream The Ur-Quan Masters, would you watch?
L885[13:28:48] <gamax92> I don't know what
that is
L886[13:29:05] <vifino> A port of Star
Control 2.
L887[13:29:19] <Sangar> Skye, fixed in
next build!
L889[13:29:26] <gamax92> oh, I was just
spouting random things
L890[13:29:30] <Skye> \o/
L891[13:29:32] *
Skye hugs Sangar
L892[13:29:35] <gamax92> also don't know
what Star Control 2 is
L893[13:29:40] *
Sangar hugs
L894[13:29:57] <vifino> gamax92: a game
about space
L895[13:30:01] <gamax92> what is a
space?
L896[13:30:03] <vifino> from the
90's
L897[13:30:16] <Sangar> SPAAAAAACE
L898[13:30:17] <gamax92> ... what is a
90's
L899[13:30:35] <Sangar> only 90s kids will
know this space
L900[13:30:56] <Skye> What if you're a 00
kid
L901[13:30:56] <Vexatos> Space space I
wanna go to space?
L902[13:31:10] <Sangar> then you're
depressingly young
L903[13:31:40] <Skye> I STILL REMEMBER MSN
MESSENGER
L904[13:32:32] <gamax92> Sangar: I
remember the 60s ... I used to ... huh ... zzzZZZ ...
L905[13:33:13] <Sangar> last day, i
learned icq is actually still a thing .-.
L906[13:34:09] <Vexatos> it what
L907[13:34:30] <Vexatos> Sangar, I
remember the days, I was in year 6 or so
L908[13:34:37] <Vexatos> where this new
awesome thing called "skype" came along
L909[13:34:43] <Vexatos> better than
icq
L910[13:34:45] <Sangar> uhuh
L911[13:35:01] <Vexatos> never used icq
since
L912[13:35:06] <Sangar> who remembers
kazaa? :X
L913[13:35:11] <Vexatos> oh god why
L914[13:35:15] *
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L915[13:35:30] <Sangar> emule? :P
L916[13:35:54] <Sangar> oh wait, edonkey2k
it was originally, wasn't it
L917[13:44:31] <scj643> Mimiru: What ddns
client do you use?
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L922[14:07:14] <Skye> Lizzy, you
here?
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L924[14:07:38] <Skye> you know the story
that you linked here? I found a grammar error. :P
L925[14:07:54] <Lizzy> there's probably
quite a few
L926[14:08:40] <Skye>
"katana's"
L927[14:10:07] <Lizzy> guessing that
should be Katanas, without the apostraphee?
L928[14:10:12] <Skye> yes
L929[14:11:08] <Skye> your welcome
L930[14:11:14] <Skye> should be
"you're welcome"
L932[14:11:32] <Lizzy> huh, it lost the
last bit that i added.....
L933[14:11:53] <Lizzy> Skye,
whereabouts?
L934[14:12:34] <Lizzy> there we go, got
phone to sync the rest on ther
L935[14:12:36] <Skye> near the end
L936[14:12:55] <Skye> “Nice to meet you
Ria, your welcome
L937[14:13:13] <Lizzy> ah, got it
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L944[14:58:33] <gamax92> wawu
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L947[15:10:43] <Mimiru> scj643, I use the
one I wrote for pcldns :P
L948[15:12:16] <cloakable> \o/ with a
little debugging, powermonitor.lua works as intended
L949[15:12:19] <Mimiru> It's windows only,
I was working on one in Java but never finished it, and Oddstr13
wrote one in Python iirc
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L951[15:19:51] <Sangar> i'm off, gnight
o/
L952[15:19:58] <cloakable> sleep
well
L953[15:20:01] <XDjackieXD> good
night
L954[15:21:36] <Forecaster> sleep
loosely
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L962[15:54:39] <patchy> connect
irc.freenode.net
L963[15:54:43] <patchy> sooqa
L964[15:54:48] <Lizzy> lol
L965[15:54:48] <patchy> missclick
L966[15:54:56] <Lizzy> tis fine
L967[15:54:57] <patchy> mdaheh
L968[15:55:08] <gamax92> I should really
improve WocChat to have standard features ...
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L972[15:58:08] <gamax92> also payonel kept
yelling at me about something related to using the term api or
somedat
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L974[16:08:12] <gamax92> has payonel been
around recently?
L975[16:08:26] <Forecaster> %seen
payonel
L976[16:08:28] <MichiBot> Forecaster:
payonel was last seen 1d 5h 59m 21s ago.
L977[16:09:59] <Forecaster> gamax92: if
recently means within a day then no :P
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L982[16:50:06] <gamax92> time to reboot
computer, got a process that hung and cannot be killed, so it's
just going to linger there and cause problems
L983[16:58:01] <payonel> gamax92: hi
L984[16:58:04] <payonel> what about term
api?
L985[16:58:18] <CompanionCube> gamax92,
have you tried SIGKILL/'End Process'
L986[16:59:06] <gamax92> CompanionCube:
yes I tried that
L987[16:59:13] <gamax92> it doesn't help
if it's hung in kernel land
L988[16:59:17] <CompanionCube> O.o
L989[16:59:17] <gamax92> where it's not
processing signals
L990[16:59:23] <CompanionCube> wtf
L991[16:59:28] <g> zombie processes
L992[16:59:31] <g> not that unusual
L993[16:59:35] <payonel> improve wocchat
to use term only and no gpu?
L994[16:59:40] <payonel> yeah, i could
help you with that
L995[16:59:41] <gamax92> payonel: yeah
that
L996[16:59:44] <gamax92> thank you
<3
L997[16:59:50] <g> you get them on both
windows and linu
L998[16:59:50] <CompanionCube> aren't
zombie processes slightly different
L999[16:59:52] <g> linux*
L1000[17:00:01] <g> it's the same
concept, I think
L1001[17:00:07] <g> process not accepting
signals
L1002[17:00:20] <g> there's some sleep
state they can be in where the kernel just won't send the
signal
L1003[17:00:34] <CompanionCube> it could
be that something hung in the middle of a syscall
L1004[17:00:41] <TheCryptek> %tell TheFox
I am working on a pure OC and CC minecraft server.
L1005[17:00:42] <MichiBot> TheCryptek:
TheFox will be notified of this message when next seen.
L1006[17:00:52] <gamax92> the only
process I know that does it is dolphin emulator
L1007[17:00:56] <payonel> i'm finding
some edge case issue with term and lots of screens and keyboards in
the btm booth
L1008[17:01:04] <g> I've managed to make
various processes do it on windows
L1009[17:01:05] <payonel> nothing to stop
1.6 but, something i'll be improving later
L1010[17:01:11] <g> with the help of my
AV
L1011[17:01:12] <payonel> this could also
help anything wocchat would need
L1012[17:01:16] <g>
"help"
L1013[17:01:24] <gamax92> randomly it can
just hang and then doesn't accept SIGKILL, Force close oddly does
something but it's still there
L1014[17:01:27] <Temia> ~w sleep
L1016[17:01:30] <gamax92> if you run say,
pidof or ps, they hang
L1017[17:01:34] <gamax92> top hangs
L1018[17:01:39] <payonel> gamax92: what
process is this?
L1019[17:01:44] <gamax92> "dolphin
emulator"
L1020[17:01:46] <g> Temia, os.sleep I
think
L1021[17:01:51] <Temia> Ah, right.
L1022[17:02:04] <Temia> It's been a
while.
L1023[17:02:07] <payonel> yes, os.sleep,
takes number in seconds
L1024[17:02:12] <g> I'm amazed that I
remember that
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L1034[17:48:16] <Temia> Well, that's the
first step underway. I now have a single 16x16 8-bit sprite made
according to the tight limitations of the rendering format.
L1035[17:48:30] <Temia> And I partitioned
it in a way that I can change the hair and clothing colours
independently.
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L1039[18:05:47] <Temia> Hmm. There. A
little splash of extra colour.
L1040[18:07:08] <gamax92> heart shaped
m&m's
L1042[18:09:16] <gamax92> owo
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L1045[18:12:41] <alekso56> ey, everytime
i disassemble something based on pistons in oc (crafted with a
normal piston ) it gives back a sticky piston xd
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L1049[18:21:45] <vifino> OH MY GOD
TEMIA
L1050[18:21:53] <vifino> THAT IS TOO
ADORABLE AAAAAAAAH
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L1052[18:25:24] <Temia> It's even more
cute in action, I assure you. 'w'
L1053[18:26:55] <Temia> I was admittedly
doing something generic, then decided to test palette compatibility
by switching over
L1054[18:29:14] <vifino> It is way too
cute. '.'
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L1061[19:00:40] <gamax92> hmm
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L1067[19:14:32] <Inari> Temia: what are
you making? OC VN with temia?
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L1071[19:29:07] <Temia> No :P
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L1073[19:29:43] <Temia> I just had the
urge to try making a classic JRPG and started working on
implementing sprites, and was pleased enough with the results that
I played around with palette handling.
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L1075[19:36:56] <gamax92> :3
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L1078[19:46:42] <gamax92_> Hi don't mind
me
L1079[19:46:48] *
gamax92_ ping test gamax92
L1080[19:47:17] <gamax92_> that is the
worst looking notification I've ever seen.
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gamax92_ boop gamax92
L1083[19:48:39] <gamax92_> tray icon stop
flashing.
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L1085[19:51:24] <gamax92_> yay
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L1091[20:15:26] <gamax92> wtf Quassel
mutates the colors you select
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L1103[20:33:16] <gamax92> a wild InariWB
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L1112[21:01:13] <gamax92> Had to write a
.fonts.conf otherwise fonts in Qt looked like crap
L1113[21:01:32] <gamax92> also resolved
my visual issue I've had in MultiMC but didn't care about since
it's not an IRC client
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L1134[23:01:07] <gamax92> sometimes no
matter how hard you try, the message never gets through
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