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L16[00:45:00] <BlueZero> The realization
that my lua skills suck ass. D:
L17[00:51:07] <Izaya> they get better
eventually
L18[00:51:16] <Izaya> you'll look back in
like 4 years
L19[00:51:18] <Izaya> and be like
L20[00:51:22] <Izaya> "what the fuck
was I doing"
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L23[01:01:12] <BlueZero> Well right now I'm
struggling with basic shit. Like in the lua interpreter I do
"local address, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _ =
fs.get("raid")" and then print address and it gives
me the address. Now when I try to do the same thing it just gives
me a bloody table number.
L24[01:06:48] <gamax92> umm
L25[01:07:04] <gamax92> you can skip all
the unnecessary underscores
L26[01:07:30] <gamax92> variables you don't
specify get dropped
L27[01:10:00] <BlueZero> Ah ok. Bad habbit
I learned then. Why does it keep returning a table. D: I must be
doing something wrong.
L28[01:17:13] <Solace7> also, you dont want
to make anything local in the interpreter, it makes it local only
to that line
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L30[01:21:29] <BlueZero> Hmm, I wonder if
that'd change it then.
L31[01:21:50] <BlueZero> Bah.
L32[01:24:02] <payonel> BlueZero: what are
you trying to do?
L33[01:25:21] <BlueZero> Call my raid's
address location as a variable, then start using that as a variable
for pathing when reading and writing data. I'm just scrubbin' out
as I don't recall how to get the address from the table.
L34[01:25:43] <BlueZero> It's the first key
in the table, too, so I'm like HNNNNGH.
L35[01:26:04] <payonel> BlueZero: are you
using your raid as a raw block device? or with a filesystem?
L36[01:26:40] <BlueZero> Ah, I've got a
server rack connected directly to the raid itself. So it's right
beside it.
L37[01:27:15] <payonel> forgive me for not
being confident i know what you are trying to do -
L38[01:27:21] <payonel> you want to know
where it is mounted?
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L40[01:29:03] <BlueZero> Well I'm calling
the raid's address specifically. I believe that's what I use when
targeting it, isn't it? If not I suppose I can get the mount path
instead, but I noticed it's always labelled "raid" so I
thought I'd use that as a focal point.
L41[01:29:43] <payonel> the raid's address?
the /path/to/the/raids/mount/point ? or the raid's component
address?
L42[01:30:04] <payonel> component address
is a 8-4-4-4-12 guid
L43[01:30:47] <BlueZero> Hmm, wait, I think
my thought pattern is wrong. I don't use the component address, do
I?
L44[01:30:47] <payonel> do you want to
create normal files using the default filesystem (openos will
automount your raid in /mnt)
L45[01:30:59] <payonel> it depends, that's
what i'm trying to understand
L46[01:31:06] <BlueZero> Yeah, I have it
and it's number is 103.
L47[01:31:28] <payonel> if you're writing
raw bytes to the device, and you don't want a filesystem, you need
the component proxy
L48[01:31:34] <BlueZero> But it doesn't
say, "raid" or anything specific like that, it's all
numbers and letters so I thought I'd program it so it would connect
to the raid specifically to be the file system rather than anything
else.
L49[01:31:39] <payonel> which you can
obtain using the component address
L50[01:31:43] <BlueZero> That way it always
knows the raid specifically is what it's supposed to use.
L51[01:32:14] <payonel> ah, and that can be
done. if you know the guid, you can know it'll always be that exact
raid
L52[01:32:19] <payonel> no other device
will get that guid
L53[01:33:19] <payonel> but at the end of
the day, you want to be creating normal files in your raid?
L54[01:33:26] <BlueZero> Ah ok, 'cause
that's what I was thinking as a basis, but using the guid as a
point specifically to target if you know what I mean. I was going
for "address = fs.get("raid")" then to see if
it works I did print(address) and it would give me the guid.
L55[01:33:48] <BlueZero> Then from there I
thought I'd figure where to go from there, but I'm doing it
wrong.
L56[01:34:07] <BlueZero> I only have one
raid set up to the racks and 2 of the servers are going to be
accessing it.
L57[01:34:17] <payonel> it is wrong, but
not crazy :) i didn't want to give you an answer before i knew what
you were (in the end) trying to do
L58[01:34:39] <BlueZero> Lol ah ok. So I'm
just thinking wrong but not stupid.
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L60[01:35:47] <payonel> so --
L61[01:36:11] <payonel> it's not wrong to
build a solution that takes the guid as input to figure out where
to write the data
L62[01:37:18] <payonel> but the guid (the
component address) is just a device guid, i think what you want is
the path, like /mnt/1a0/ as a prefix for writes
L63[01:37:44] <BlueZero> Yeah, what I've
got here is /mnt/103 being my raid device.
L64[01:37:48] <Izaya> okay, I now have Arch
and Debian on the same physical filesystem as mint
L65[01:37:57] <Izaya> it boots to a clean
Mint install if shift isn't held while booting
L66[01:38:04] <Izaya> nodody will
know
L67[01:38:26] <payonel> and if you have 2
computers, they POSSIBLY could have different mount points (it is
very unlikely, but for instance, one computer could already have
that mount path for a disk/floppy with the same first 3 chars in
its guid
L68[01:38:28] <payonel> )
L69[01:38:32] <payonel> super unlikely, but
possible
L70[01:38:44] <payonel> so agreeing on a
raid by guid is fancy, we can do this
L71[01:39:02] <payonel> but you need to
understand what fs.get is doing, and then you need to understand
how to convert a guid to a path
L72[01:39:36] <payonel> first of all,
fs.get -- and all fs methods for that matter, work with absolute
paths and not relative paths (if they take a path at all)
L73[01:39:41] <payonel> fs.get takes a
path, and not a label
L74[01:40:02] <payonel> it doesn't make
sure the path exists, it just sees how close it can get, and tells
you the device that would bring you there
L75[01:40:41] <payonel> so,
fs.get("raid") is really asking, what filesystem would
create a file/directory "/raid" (it /raid exists and is
mounted, it'd return THAT device info)
L76[01:40:58] <payonel> that might be
tricky to read, let me know before i continue if you have questions
about that
L77[01:41:41] <BlueZero> Hmm. That confused
me then, I guess.
L78[01:41:58] <BlueZero> in lua interpreter
just to see I did =fs.get("raid") and it gave me a large
table of stuff.
L79[01:42:28] <BlueZero> Mostly a bunch of
things to do with how to use fs, but the first was the GUID
labelled as "address" so I went, "Ay, there you
are."
L80[01:43:35] <BlueZero> So I guess that's
what confused me?
L81[01:44:02] <payonel> yeah that's a
misuse of fs.get
L82[01:44:12] <payonel> are you familiar
with linux mounts ?
L83[01:44:23] <BlueZero> A little bit. My
linux knowledge is shakey at best.
L84[01:44:46] <payonel> the filesystem is a
tree, from / and below
L85[01:45:19] <payonel> but at specific
points in the path, it could be a different mount device
L86[01:45:29] <payonel> you could have 3
hard drives
L87[01:45:42] <payonel> 1 could be at /,
another at /mnt/foobar, and another at /home
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L89[01:46:08] <payonel> so when you create
a file: /usr/bin/my-program
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L91[01:46:25] <payonel> that file and the
dirs to it, have to exist on SOME disk, one of the 3
L92[01:46:45] <payonel> it isn't under
/home, and it isn't under /mnt/foobar, it is under /
L93[01:46:50] <payonel> so it's on the disk
that is mounted at /
L94[01:46:52] <BlueZero> Ah yeah, you're
right. I looked at the disk I had on the server itself, and that
was the harddrive's GUID directly mounted on it.
L95[01:47:02] <payonel> yeah
L96[01:47:30] <payonel> so if you create a
file "foobar" at / (i.e. /foobar) the root filesystem has
that file
L97[01:47:41] <payonel> if you named the
file "raid", same deal
L98[01:47:53] <payonel> fs.get is telling
you WHICH device owns that path
L99[01:48:06] <payonel> fs.get is a
path=>device converter
L100[01:48:17] <payonel> local dev =
fs.get(path)
L101[01:48:32] <BlueZero> Ah ok, I
see.
L102[01:49:12] <BlueZero> Oooooh, ok. I
was assuming fs.get() would get a label specifically rather than a
path.
L103[01:49:12] <payonel> honestly, you
probably don't need the guid, it is probably good enough to use the
path you know is the raid path
L104[01:49:13] <BlueZero> Derp.
L105[01:49:17] <payonel> as an input to
your program
L106[01:49:50] <payonel> i would write a
program that takes an argument (a path) to tell me where to write
files
L107[01:50:01] <payonel> and when i
started up the program on one computer, i'd pass the path to
use
L108[01:50:16] <payonel> to figure out
which path is your raid path, try reading the output of
`mount`
L109[01:50:27] <payonel> it'll list the
guids, paths, and labels of the mounted filesystems
L110[01:50:47] <BlueZero> I do but I
don't. Overexhersion for laziness tends to be the way I do things.
If I changed out the raid and replaced it with another raid and it
had a different mount, I'd have to rewite the variables rather than
it just figure it out for itself.
L111[01:51:25] <BlueZero> I like that I
can just simply run it, and it knows where it is given everything
is "Standard" rather than user manipulated.
L112[01:52:25] <payonel> BlueZero: the
guid in that case would definitely be different
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L114[01:53:28] <payonel> i dont have as
much experience with game components, to be honest. i dont know
what raid labels are. are they actually "raid" ?
L115[01:53:35] <payonel> run `mount`, what
does it say for your raid path?
L116[01:54:08] <BlueZero> The GUID itself
would be different, but the label set by OpenOS itself would know
it's "raid" which is where I thought, "Well if I had
it search for anything attached to it and the OS labels raids as
'raid' then that might be my best bet on a clean
install."
L117[01:54:31] <BlueZero> It seems when I
do "df" in shell, it lists the raid's mount path, but
also the label as literally "raid" so I figured I could
work from there.
L118[01:54:38] <payonel> perhaps, i'd have
to test that. i've not used raids
L119[01:54:40] <payonel> yeah
L120[01:54:42] <payonel> that sounds
good
L121[01:55:07] <payonel> BlueZero: btw,
i'm the openos dev -- so i know the kernel code great :) sorry i
dont play the actual game much to have clear answers there
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L123[01:56:06] <BlueZero> Hahah, no
worries at all, man. I'm making a multi-server setup just as a
hobby right now to see if I can do it that monitors 'captive'
creatures in cells. I'll be doing further things with this, but
that's the bases.
L124[01:56:14] <payonel> anywho, yeah, if
you have the label, and you want the path- that can be done too
:)
L125[01:56:28] <BlueZero> How do I go
about doing that?
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L127[01:57:00] <payonel> well, i wish we
were talking in about a month from now, because i'm adding a
/dev/fs/by-label/ dir that'll just tell you that
L128[01:57:16] <payonel> a month because,
i have other priorities :)
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L130[01:57:29] <BlueZero> Hahaha, yeah no
worries.
L131[01:57:44] <payonel> anywho, you'd
have to iterate the mounted filesystems, compare their labels, and
pick one that matches
L132[01:58:12] <BlueZero> Half of that
seems to be what df.lua itself does, so maybe I could be lazy and
piggyback off of it?
L133[01:58:21] <payonel> i have to go now,
but that is the logic you can persue
L134[01:58:30] <payonel> sure, check out
the code of /bin/mount.lua actually
L135[01:58:32] <payonel> but
L136[01:58:41] <BlueZero> Yeah, no
worries. Thanks man. You've given me some ideas for what I can
do.
L137[01:58:45] <payonel> to list mounts,
see filesystem.mounts()
L138[01:59:09] <BlueZero> I'll take a look
at it.
L139[01:59:14] <payonel> or...you could
look at component.list("filesystem")
L140[01:59:25] <BlueZero> Haha, or that
too, yeah.
L141[01:59:27] <payonel> sorry, i'd love
to stay and help out
L142[01:59:33] <payonel> just don't use
fs.get
L143[01:59:34] <payonel> :)
L144[01:59:37] <BlueZero> So many ways I
can go about this. xD But thanks for the help.
L145[01:59:37] <payonel> it's the wrong
way
L146[01:59:40] <BlueZero> I'll see what I
can do.
L147[01:59:43] <BlueZero> Yeah, thank you.
:D
L148[01:59:49] <payonel> good luck, stay
in the channel :)
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L150[02:00:11] <BlueZero> Alrighty,
knuckles cracked. Lets see what we can do.
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L175[03:11:23] <BlueZero> That feel, I
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L200[06:12:11] <snowden89> Inari: looking
at the colouring it looks like a hot fruit?
L201[06:12:26] <snowden89> bright yellow
white center orange on the edges
L202[06:12:33] <snowden89> going into
red
L203[06:12:39] <snowden89> typical
fireball?
L204[06:12:53] <Inari> uh
L205[06:12:54] <Inari> no?
L207[06:13:16] <Izaya> g: I saw the
story
L208[06:13:27] <Izaya> one hopes debian
will continue with a 32-bit build
L209[06:13:34] <Izaya> because it is meant
to be universal
L210[06:14:40] <g> opensuse team made a
fair point though
L211[06:14:45] <g> it's actually kinda
hard to find 32-bit gear
L212[06:14:56] <Izaya> they don't check
the right places then
L213[06:15:34] <g> this is just natural
progression honestly
L214[06:15:38] <g> and it has a 5 year
sunset anyway
L215[06:15:39] <snowden89> ^
L216[06:15:44] <Izaya> high-performance
32-bit gear though
L217[06:15:54] <snowden89> high
performance 32bit gear?
L218[06:15:58] <Izaya>
that's a
hard thing to find
L219[06:16:05] <g> I wasn't aware it
existed
L220[06:16:51] <Izaya> you'd be looking at
late AMD XP gear or Dual Pentium III boxen
L221[06:16:55] <Izaya> (because the P4
sucked)
L222[06:17:02] <snowden89> ...
L223[06:17:12] <Izaya> (except for
heating)
L224[06:17:40] <g> dear god, pentum
3
L225[06:17:50] <snowden89> what can you do
on an ancient pentium 3
L226[06:17:59] <g> I didn't realise this
was still the 90s
L227[06:18:00] <snowden89> that you can
not do on a modern 64bit
L228[06:18:09] <snowden89> that is found
in a dump?
L229[06:18:23] <snowden89> i mean pentium
3s aint lying around these days
L230[06:18:33] <snowden89> collected
hardware should all be 64 bit
L231[06:18:42] <snowden89> due to the shit
things they toss in the device as well
L232[06:18:48] <snowden89> as in crap ram
or slow hdd
L233[06:19:10] <snowden89> that allow
higher turn over cause people buy new devices every year or
so
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L235[06:19:38] <snowden89> i dont see
anyway you would consider an original pentium 3? high performance
gear
L236[06:19:53] <g> they went up to
like
L238[06:19:57] <g> in total
L239[06:20:14] <Izaya> 1.133Ghz
L240[06:20:17] *
snowden89 chucks a clone of rpi at Izaya
L241[06:20:24] <Izaya> snowden89: for pure
32-bit x86 gear
L242[06:20:27] <Izaya> it's the height of
Intel'
L243[06:20:30] <Izaya> s engineering
L244[06:20:35] <g> high performance is
like.. 5GHz these days
L245[06:21:13] <snowden89> apple 2 was the
height of computer hardware for consumers
L246[06:21:24] <snowden89> at a time
L247[06:21:44] <g> I can't believe someone
is sitting in a channel and saying the pentium3 is high
performance
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L249[06:21:50] <g> everything was
considered high performance at some point
L250[06:21:58] <Izaya> I'm not saying it
is
L252[06:22:01] <Izaya> I'm saying it
was
L253[06:22:10] <snowden89> but anyway,
what can it do that a modern one wont be able to
L254[06:22:13] <snowden89> i dont mean
new
L255[06:22:17] <g> well, as I say, you can
say that about anything
L256[06:22:21] <Izaya> and if you wanted
the best pure 32-bit gear from intel
L257[06:22:21] <g> even the old
celeron
L258[06:22:24] <Izaya> it'd be a P3
L259[06:22:37] <g> yeah, but it'd be
cheaper to get the equivalent 64-bit processor
L260[06:22:43] <Izaya> yes yes
L261[06:22:52] <Izaya> wait why are we
even arguing this
L262[06:22:58] <Izaya> I'm not saying you
should get 32-bit gear
L263[06:23:02] <g> you're trying to give
reasons to not sunset 32-bit support
L264[06:23:06] <Izaya> what are we even
arguing
L265[06:23:09] <g> but 32-bit gear is
already not viable
L266[06:23:14] <Izaya> my issue with
that
L267[06:23:21] <Izaya> is that I demo
Linux Mint on some old laptops
L268[06:23:25] <Izaya> and if Ubuntu drops
it
L269[06:23:27] <snowden89> because your
saying its something that requires availability cause 32bit gear is
not replaceable via common laptops
L270[06:23:29] <Izaya> Mint drops it
L271[06:23:30] <snowden89> that are now
old
L272[06:23:34] <snowden89> as fuck
L273[06:23:51] <g> you'll still have 5
years to get new old laptops
L274[06:23:54] <g> with 64-bit
processors
L275[06:24:10] <Izaya> but anyway
L276[06:24:23] <Izaya> hopefully I'll have
a sane income within the next few years
L277[06:24:45] <snowden89> to buy a 100$
device that is still possible to have 64 bit
L278[06:25:00] <snowden89> of any ebay
like site
L279[06:25:01] <g> that would still be a
lot of money for me
L280[06:25:01] <snowden89> :P
L281[06:25:12] <Izaya> still
L282[06:25:25] <Izaya> *grumble* my stuff
isn't being supported next decade
L283[06:25:34] <snowden89> your stuff
needs to be updated
L284[06:25:51] <snowden89> your router
provided by ISPs almost overclock it
L285[06:25:52] <Izaya> nah it still does
everything fine
L286[06:25:58] <Izaya> false
L287[06:26:10] <Izaya> 1.6Ghz dual core
> 200Mhz single-core MIPS
L288[06:26:58] <g> a pentium 3 new on
amazon (1ghz) gosts about $145
L289[06:27:02] <g> costs*
L290[06:27:03] <g> crikey
L291[06:27:10] <Izaya> wat
L292[06:27:15] <Izaya> I got a box with
two for free
L293[06:27:19] <Izaya> 1Ghz
L294[06:27:27] <Izaya> and a second one
with an 800Mhz one
L295[06:27:27] <g> they're about $30
used
L297[06:29:22] <TheCryptek> %tell TheFox I
got the server up, ill give you more details in a private message
when your next on
L298[06:29:23] <MichiBot> TheCryptek:
TheFox will be notified of this message when next seen.
L299[06:29:25] <g> the top review is from
2007
L301[06:29:52] <snowden89> i would have a
hardtime finding a board to be honest
L302[06:29:58] <snowden89> and 200mhz
router
L303[06:30:01] <snowden89> wow.
L304[06:30:13] <snowden89> maybe we just
get better things :(
L305[06:30:29] <g> mine is probably around
that
L306[06:30:42] <g> (ireland)
L307[06:30:55] <g> but idc, it's not like
I need to customize it or anything
L308[06:30:55] <snowden89> :'( mine is
duel core 1ghz
L309[06:31:09] <snowden89> does not
mention if 32 or arm though
L310[06:31:13] *
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L311[06:31:25] <TheCryptek> If I remember
correctly can you just over clock with some risk?
L312[06:31:42] <g> I'll go see what I
have
L313[06:32:35] <snowden89> maybe cause i
payed abit extra for AC1900
L314[06:32:39] <snowden89> via the
provider?
L315[06:33:21] <snowden89> meh replaced it
anyway
L316[06:33:28] <Izaya> speaking of
routers
L317[06:33:48] <Izaya> anyone know a
router that doesn't die weekly but also supports ADSL2+?
L319[06:34:23] <snowden89> that one lasted
awhile?
L320[06:34:28] <snowden89> but i moved to
cable
L321[06:34:34] <Izaya> supporting
third-party firmware is nice
L322[06:34:52] <Izaya> does that
one?
L323[06:35:16] <Izaya> ADSL2+ cards for
PCs cost more than most of my computers
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L325[06:37:04] <snowden89> does not look
like it
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L327[06:37:56] <snowden89> OpenWRT
Firmware for NETGEAR D7800 Official Release
L328[06:41:59] <g> reporting inm
L330[06:42:06] <g> I've got a stock
vodafone huawei router
L331[06:42:11] <g> it uses a broadcom
chip
L332[06:42:15] <g> probably guessed that
it's MIPS
L333[06:42:15] *
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L334[06:42:19] <g> 400MHz, dual core
L335[06:42:23] <snowden89> is it duel
core?
L336[06:42:27] <snowden89> yes duel
core!
L337[06:42:29] <snowden89> :P
L339[06:42:34] <snowden89> so still
catching up
L340[06:42:40] <g> brb again. :P
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L343[06:50:54] <Forecaster> nice
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L364[08:25:52] <cloakable> Played a bit
with oc-carts, looks promising :D
L365[08:27:07] *
cloakable will have to write code for it
L366[08:34:45] <cloakable> some bugs
though; T1 APU doesn't go into T1 cart, T2 cart has a complexity
cap of 100
L367[08:34:59] <Forecaster> there is no T1
apu
L368[08:35:28] <Forecaster> the cheapest
APU is made from a T2 CPU, so it's T2
L370[08:35:59] <cloakable> says T1 and T2
here though :P
L371[08:36:11] <cloakable> And says T1 in
game
L372[08:36:35] <Forecaster> but the name
is what color?
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L374[08:39:23] <cloakable> Huh,
yellow.
L375[08:39:28] <Forecaster> yeah
L376[08:39:36] <cloakable> That's friendly
to colourblind folk :P
L377[08:39:49] <Forecaster> not
really
L378[08:40:08] <cloakable> Says it's T1 in
the text, and says it's T2 in the colour
L379[08:40:29] <Forecaster> T1 in the text
just means it's the first of it's type apparently
L380[08:41:28] <asie> gah
L381[08:41:30] <asie> gotta pick an
uni
L382[08:42:49] <cloakable> Well, T2 is
where the computercarts get useful, so NBD
L383[08:44:40] <cloakable> Wonder how well
the inventory controller upgrade works with storage drawers
controllers/slaves
L384[08:45:56] <Forecaster> isn't the
controller input only?
L385[08:46:15] *
Saphire shakes Sangar
L386[08:46:58] <Saphire> "Too many
components connected to the computer. Number of connected
components: 2/0"
L387[08:47:08] <cloakable> controller is
both input and output
L388[08:47:31] <Forecaster> no idea how it
presents the drawers for output then
L389[08:47:33] <Forecaster> :P
L390[08:47:49] <Saphire> How does the
network debugger works?
L391[08:48:07] <Forecaster> no idea
L392[08:48:10] <cloakable> Basically it
shows whatever is connected everything in the connected
drawers
L393[08:48:52] <cloakable> Common example
is a storage bus on the controller
L394[08:48:59] <Forecaster> I mean
pragmatically
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L396[08:49:47] <Inari> Saphire: seems it
outputs to the console
L397[08:49:47] <Inari> :P
L398[08:49:55] <Saphire> yeah :c
L399[08:50:01] <Saphire> Wai, client
console?
L400[08:50:18] <cloakable> Pragmatically,
you put something like an AE2 storage bus, or an EIO remote
awareness upgrade on it, and the contents of every connected drawer
show up in your terminal/inventory panel
L401[08:50:20] <cloakable> :P
L402[08:50:30] <Inari> Saphire: no
clue
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L404[08:50:48] <Saphire> which is being
spammed by zeroes :|
L405[08:50:49] <Forecaster> that's not
what I meant by pragmatically
L406[08:50:51] <Saphire> WHO THE FUCK DOES
THAT
L407[08:50:54] <Saphire> sorry
L408[08:51:05] <Forecaster> but I guess it
just presents all the slots
L409[08:51:06] <cloakable> I imagine
something like the transposer would be able to interact
L410[08:51:09] <Forecaster> like a giant
inventory
L411[08:51:12] <cloakable> Yeah
L412[08:51:16] <Forecaster> I know
L413[08:51:47] <Inari> Saphire: harvest
festival
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L415[08:52:29] <Lizzy> the difference it
makes when you get the fucking username right to log into a switch
¬_¬
L416[08:53:17] <Michiyo> heh..
L417[08:53:29] <Michiyo> cloakable, my t3
cart had a cap of 20... wtf was I doing wrong?
L418[08:53:48] <cloakable> Michiyo: it
goes 10, 100, 20
L419[08:53:54] <Michiyo> o_O
L420[08:53:59] <cloakable> for 1, 2,
3
L421[08:54:00] <Michiyo> O_o
L422[08:54:13] <cloakable> I think
somebody made a typo :D
L423[08:54:18] <Michiyo> o_o
L424[08:54:23] <Lizzy> lol
L425[08:54:59] <Forecaster> nah, seems
right
L426[08:55:00] <Forecaster> :P
L427[08:55:33] <cloakable> !What can you
fit?" T1: "Just some basic stuff." T3: "Oh,
plenty." T2: "You know what, put everything
in."
L428[08:55:45] <Michiyo> lol
L429[08:56:11] <Lizzy> swiss-army
computercart
L430[08:56:18] <cloakable> Have two T2
batteries and a generator
L431[08:56:57] <Michiyo> Kinda wishing the
tesseract upgrade worked in it... it'd be nice to feed it unlimited
powah
L432[08:57:26] <cloakable> A T2 battery, a
solar generator, a generator, and an inventory upgrade
L433[08:58:08] <cloakable> Three T2
batteries and charge at stations xD
L434[08:59:55] <Lizzy> can the carts share
power between them?
L435[09:00:04] <cloakable> nope
L436[09:00:11] <Lizzy> damn
L437[09:00:42] <Michiyo> ^
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L439[09:00:48] <cloakable> They're a weird
hybrid of robot, computer, and minecart :D
L440[09:01:27] <Lizzy> Mimiru, are they on
your server?
L441[09:01:34] <Michiyo> yeah
L442[09:01:52] <Michiyo> Just don't put a
powerfulmodule in them, as it crashes still
L443[09:02:43] <Forecaster> a what?
L446[09:03:46] <Michiyo> gamax92, updated
it for me to oc 1.5, then oc 1.6
L447[09:03:59] <Michiyo> but they break in
Computer Carts cause it tries to cast them incorrectly
L448[09:05:57] <cloakable> it would be
interesting to see them share energy in trains though
L449[09:06:18] <cloakable> Especially with
things like IC2 and RF carts
L450[09:06:22] <Forecaster> should be able
to do that via railcraft
L451[09:06:36] <Forecaster> it allows
sharing inventories and power between connected carts
L452[09:06:40] <Forecaster> and
fluids
L453[09:06:45] <cloakable> Yeah
L454[09:06:51] <cloakable> I'll test
later
L455[09:07:07] <cloakable> I'm not sure it
does though
L456[09:07:12] <Forecaster> assuming the
addon supports it
L457[09:07:22] <cloakable> Yeah
L458[09:07:40] <Forecaster> not even sure
that is part of railcraft's api, but it should be
L459[09:09:52] *
cloakable starts writing Lua :D
L460[09:11:28] *
Lizzy is torn between making her rail network in MC and building
her city in CS
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L463[09:19:57] <Michiyo> woo, first sale
$190
L464[09:21:07] <asie> hmm
L466[09:23:28] <Michiyo> ?
L467[09:23:39] <asie> $190? sale?
L468[09:23:42] <asie> what
L469[09:24:56] <Lizzy> we sold your
kidneys
L470[09:25:47] <Michiyo> Oh
L471[09:25:53] <Michiyo> Sold an antenna,
and a amp
L472[09:29:02] *
Michiyo sighs
L473[09:29:15] <Michiyo> damn server was
set to auto install updates... so I need to reboot at some point
today
L474[09:30:35] *
vifino groans and snuggles Lizzy
L475[09:30:53] *
Lizzy snuggles vifino viscously
L476[09:31:25] <vifino> <3
L477[09:31:41] <Lizzy> <3
L478[09:32:05] <Forecaster> I didn't know
vifino was a semi-fluid
L479[09:32:26] <Lizzy> viciously*
L480[09:32:32] <Forecaster> :P
L481[09:32:35] <Michiyo> heh
L482[09:32:45] <Lizzy> well, he is part
cat
L483[09:32:54] <Lizzy> so that's
technically true
L484[09:33:02] <Lizzy> since cats are
liquids
L485[09:33:13] <Skye> hehh
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L489[09:36:57] <Michiyo> lol
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L493[09:46:03] <cloakable> I wonder if
computercarts can 'read' the rails they're on
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L496[09:50:34] <Forecaster> I didn't see
any documentation about that
L497[09:50:43] <cloakable> sane
L498[09:50:46] <cloakable> *same
L499[09:51:05] <cloakable> but reading a
locomotive track to set speed would be elegant :D
L500[09:51:21] <Forecaster> ticket
:P
L501[09:51:48] <cloakable> in what
context? :P
L502[09:52:37] <Michiyo> "Fireworks
Accident Blows Off Tip Of Florida"
L503[09:52:39] <Michiyo> Welp...
damn
L505[09:53:44] <Forecaster>
"Florida-man is terrified by this event"
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L507[09:54:41] <cloakable> heh
L508[09:57:08] <cloakable> I guess I could
set speed using a network rail and a microcontroller. xD
L509[09:57:43] <Skye> heh
L510[09:57:48] <Skye> Network Rail
L511[09:58:32] <Forecaster> it's a rail
with connections
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L513[09:59:42] <cloakable> :D
L514[10:00:41] <cloakable> It's pretty
useful actually. Lets the minecart make network connection, instead
of a possibly more costly wireless one.
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L517[10:03:01] <Forecaster> so is the
original developer not working on opensecurity anymore+
L518[10:03:03] <Forecaster> ?*
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L521[10:05:41] <Michiyo> Forecaster,
erm... hi
L522[10:06:11] *
Michiyo coughs
L523[10:06:22] <Forecaster> yes hello
:P
L525[10:06:46] <Forecaster> ooh
L526[10:07:05] <Forecaster> people having
multiple names is confusing :P
L527[10:07:23] ***
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L528[10:07:25] <Caitlyn> :P
L529[10:07:41] <Forecaster> quit it
D:<
L530[10:07:55] ***
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L531[10:07:57] <Katie> Nah
L532[10:08:10] <Katie> Gotta keep those
nicks active otherwise I lose 'em
L533[10:08:31] <Katie> Nicks : Michiyo
Mimiru Caitlyn Katie
L534[10:08:35] <Katie> I had more.. but
meh
L535[10:08:55] <Forecaster> I have
"Forecaster" and "Forecaster|zzz"
L536[10:09:01] <Forecaster> the latter
which I never use anymore
L537[10:09:22] <Forecaster> beause I
stopped doing that garbage ages ago
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L545[10:20:02] <Katie> lol
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L550[10:23:13] <Elizabeth> phew, nearly
lost this one
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L552[10:23:33] <cloakable> Okay, trying
out writing my first background service in OC :D
L553[10:25:52] <cloakable>
"event.listen("network_rail", doRecharge())"
does that look correct?
L554[10:26:20] <Forecaster> don't think
you want the () in doRecharge
L555[10:26:35] <Katie> ^ but it's been
forever since I even touched OC
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L557[10:26:53] <Forecaster> since that
will call the function and put the retorn value in
event.listen
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L559[10:27:07] <Forecaster> do reference a
function you just use the name without ()
L560[10:27:10] <Forecaster> to*
L561[10:27:23] <cloakable> Danke
L562[10:28:22] <cloakable> So when the
network_rail event fires, doRecharge() should get called
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L564[10:29:15] <Forecaster> yes
L565[10:29:29] <cloakable> \o/
L566[10:29:37] <Forecaster> passing event
data as arguments
L567[10:29:57] <cloakable> so in this
case, a boolean
L568[10:31:09] <Forecaster> events always
have more data than that
L569[10:31:09] <cloakable> (which I do
nothing with, actually)
L570[10:31:16] <Forecaster> like the
sender address etc
L571[10:32:21] <cloakable>
"network_rail():boolean called when a netowrk rail connects or
disconnects. args.: boolean:connected."
L572[10:32:52] <Elizabeth> Forecaster, is
correct
L573[10:32:54] <cloakable> the only
documented argument is if the rail is connected or not :D
L574[10:33:03] <Forecaster> these are
default signal arguments
L575[10:33:09] <cloakable> Aha
L576[10:33:09] <Forecaster> they're sent
with all signals
L577[10:33:23] <cloakable> Well, I'm
ignoring all of them :D
L578[10:40:13] <cloakable> It basically
gets called when on a network rail, checks if the charge in the
cart is under 95%, and if it it, puts on the brakes until it's over
or equal to 95%, then takes off the brakes and returns
L579[10:41:00] <cloakable> Will do
something more sophisticated later; I suspect this will block
rather a lot xD
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L582[10:51:14] <Forecaster> very
true
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L585[10:54:00] <gamax92> lol Vexatos
L586[10:55:05] <Vexatos> Hi
L587[10:55:25] <vifino> lol vifino
L588[10:55:26] <vifino> :(
L589[10:55:54] <Inari> why lol
L590[10:56:06] <vifino> I dunno.
L591[10:58:17] <gamax92> lol :(
L592[10:58:21] <gamax92> vifino
L593[10:58:31] <vifino> gamax92
L594[11:00:15] <cloakable> Ooo, I suspect
I can use event.timer to make this non-blocking
L595[11:05:54] <cloakable> \o/
L596[11:06:08] <cloakable> event.timer(1,
doRecharge)
L597[11:06:41] <Elizabeth> you do realise
that computers all operate in one thread, right?
L598[11:10:13] <cloakable> Yes, I know lua
is only pretending to multitask
L599[11:10:55] *
gamax92 uses rapid task switching multitasking in Lua
L600[11:11:11] <cloakable> but if I make
this return control to the main thread for one second, that main
thread can do other things :P
L601[11:11:45] <cloakable> whereas before,
it would hang on and not return until the cart had reached 95%
power
L602[11:12:28] <cloakable> Which could
take quite some time if the cart has a large, low buffer
L603[11:14:38] <cloakable> But to
recharge, all I have to do is keep the brakes on while on a network
rail, that's what that function does. And now checks once a second
to see if it can throw the brakes off and continue
L604[11:15:54] <cloakable> Which frees me
to write an a: network interface to the cart, and b: a program so I
can 'drive' the cart manually :D
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L606[11:20:04] <cloakable> (I want things
like microcontrollers etc to be able to issue commands to my smrt
trains)
L607[11:23:11] <Katie> If my boss doesn't
get off his ass and submit our franchise agreement... I may not
have a fucking job in 2ish weeks
L608[11:23:36] <cloakable> D:
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L610[11:25:50] *
Katie sighs
L611[11:26:09] <Katie> And still no word
on that c++/c# developer job in Portland...
L612[11:27:01] *
Forecaster sighs
L613[11:27:30] <Forecaster> I just had
some moron comment on an Enter the Gungeon video asking for help
with something relating to a railcraft tutorial...
L614[11:28:15] <Forecaster> this also
appears to be the same person who joined #railcraft *and* pm'd me
asking something similar only to leave after a minute
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L620[11:52:08] <g> Elizabeth, it's that
time again
L621[11:52:12] <g> gitlab released another
security patch
L622[11:52:23] <Elizabeth> it can fucking
wait
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L625[11:53:39] <Inari> wow
L626[11:53:43] <Inari> gitlab has more
holes than swiss cheese
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L628[11:53:57] <Inari> (lewd?)
L629[11:54:02] <Katie> Aaaand gitlab
updated... :P
L630[11:54:03] <g> No, that's
StartEncrypt
L632[11:54:18] <g> and Katie is..?
L633[11:54:20] <g> oh, michi
L634[11:54:22] <g> Hi michi o/
L635[11:54:28] <Katie> lol
L636[11:54:39] <Katie> o/
L637[11:55:00] <g> I envy all you people
that can use omnibus
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L642[11:59:12] <g> I might have to update
gitlab manually, but at least it actually works, and isn't written
in Go
L644[11:59:29] <Katie> :P
L645[11:59:41] <Forecaster> the heck is
go
L646[11:59:41] <g> gonna go cook,
brb
L647[12:00:02] <vifino> You are stupid.
q_q
L648[12:01:46] <Forecaster> who?
L649[12:02:04] <vifino> g.
L650[12:02:20] <Forecaster> why?
L651[12:02:57] <vifino> gogs works and it
is written in Go, therefore compiled, making updating as simple as
swapping a binary.
L652[12:03:38] <Forecaster> ah
L653[12:04:17] <vifino> GitLab is written
in Ruby? and interpreted, has apparently a
not-as-simple-as-swapping-a-binary update process and also has a
lot of security issues, it seems.
L654[12:04:32] *
Forecaster shrugs
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L656[12:05:49] <vifino> I don't even get
why g lists being written in go as a negative thing. As far as I
know, g is a python person, so I doubt he actually works on the
code of Gitlab, so it should be pretty irrelevant to him.
L657[12:06:39] *
Forecaster has never understoon anyone hating on a language for any
reason :P
L658[12:07:55] <vifino> Yeah, me neither.
Of course I can understand someone not liking a language, but that
doesn't mean it is bad.
L659[12:12:41] <ds84182> >* Forecaster
has never understoon anyone hating on a language for any reason
:P
L660[12:12:51] <ds84182> Introducing
JavaScript!
L661[12:13:01] <ds84182> #js
{}+[]+[][!+[]+!+[]]
L662[12:13:02] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
NaN
L663[12:13:27] <Forecaster> languages are
tools, there are no perfect tools
L664[12:13:40] <ds84182> JavaScript is far
from perfect
L665[12:13:45] <Forecaster> languages are
tools, there are no perfect tools
L666[12:13:50] <ds84182> JavaScript is far
from perfect
L667[12:14:05] <Forecaster> and I have't
said it is supposed to be perfect
L668[12:14:10] <ds84182> If perfect is
math.huge, JavaScript is -1e100
L669[12:14:28] <Forecaster> and that
attitude gets you what? :P
L670[12:14:48] <ds84182> The desire to not
use JavaScript
L671[12:14:52] <vifino> I think Forecaster
wants to tell you that you are stupid, ds84182.
L672[12:14:55] <Forecaster> good for
you
L673[12:14:56] <ds84182> except as an
esolang
L674[12:15:09] <Forecaster> I use
javascript
L675[12:15:11] <ds84182> vifino: I think
you are stupid too <3
L676[12:16:33] <ds84182> #js
(!+[]+[])[![]+![]]+(!+[]+[])[!+[]+!+[]+!+[]]+(![]+[])[!+[]+!+[]+!+[]]+(!+[]+[])[![]+![]]
L677[12:16:33] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"test"
L678[12:25:29] <Mimiru> %js
(!+[]+[])[![]+![]]+(!+[]+[])[!+[]+!+[]+!+[]]+(![]+[])[!+[]+!+[]+!+[]]+(!+[]+[])[![]+![]]
L679[12:25:29] <MichiBot> Mimiru:
L680[12:25:30] <MichiBot> Mimiru: Thread
count: 11
L681[12:25:31] <Mimiru> :(
L682[12:25:35] <gamax92> :(
L683[12:25:51] <Mimiru> MichiBot's js is
fucking useless anyway
L684[12:26:01] <ds84182> %js
"Test"
L685[12:26:03] <MichiBot> ds84182:
L686[12:26:04] <MichiBot> ds84182: Thread
count: 15
L687[12:26:05] <ds84182> wow
L688[12:26:28] <Mimiru> it *does* work...
for perfectly formatted code.
L689[12:26:35] <Mimiru> as long as it's a
simple print.
L690[12:26:47] <ds84182> %js
print("test")
L691[12:26:47] <MichiBot> ds84182:
test
L692[12:26:48] <MichiBot> ds84182: Thread
count: 15
L693[12:26:54] <ds84182> %js
print((!+[]+[])[![]+![]]+(!+[]+[])[!+[]+!+[]+!+[]]+(![]+[])[!+[]+!+[]+!+[]]+(!+[]+[])[![]+![]])
L694[12:26:54] <MichiBot> ds84182:
test
L695[12:26:55] <MichiBot> ds84182: Thread
count: 16
L696[12:27:05] <Mimiru> and the thread
count is the *global* thread count for the bot
L697[12:27:24] <ds84182> ... Why is that
output from %js then?
L698[12:27:55] <Mimiru> Because I was
seeing how many threads it was spawning
L699[12:28:27] <ds84182> oh
L700[12:28:38] <vifino> It is official.
|0xDEADBEEF| > MichiBot.
L701[12:28:42] *
vifino runs
L702[12:28:44] <Mimiru> %js has had like
15 minutes of work
L704[12:30:17] *
Elizabeth should continue working on her irc but
L705[12:30:20] <Elizabeth> *bot
L706[12:30:34] <Mimiru> s/ut/utt/
L707[12:30:34] <MichiBot>
<Elizabeth> *** should continue working on her irc butt
L708[12:30:40] <Mimiru> :P
L709[12:30:41] <Elizabeth> :P
L710[12:30:44] <Forecaster> lewd
L711[12:30:47] *
Elizabeth butts Mimiru
L712[12:31:02] <Elizabeth> no idea what
that entails but meh
L713[12:31:18] <Mimiru> lol
L714[12:32:31] <vifino> I need to convert
my NAS to gentoo Eventually(tm).
L715[12:32:41] <vifino> That's gonna be a
pain in the ass.
L716[12:33:04] <gamax92> lewd
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L718[12:33:42] <Elizabeth> :3
L719[12:33:57] <Elizabeth> vifino, just
use better lubricant :P
L720[12:34:01] *
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L722[12:42:08] <Forecaster> yaaay,
researched trains in factorio!
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L724[12:42:12] <Forecaster> \o/
L725[12:42:23] <Forecaster> good thing you
can't drive those into water > . >
L726[12:43:08] <Elizabeth> lol
L727[12:43:12] <Elizabeth> also woo home
time
L728[12:51:45] <Skye> Is OC NSFW? xD
L729[12:52:22] <Forecaster> OC? no
L730[12:52:28] <Forecaster> #OC?
sometimes
L731[12:52:46] <cloakable> :D
L732[13:00:57] <Vexatos> Not Safe From
Wobbo
L734[13:01:00] <MichiBot>
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L735[13:01:07] *
gamax92 pokes an Inari
L736[13:01:32] <Inari> heh
L737[13:01:43] <Inari> how does that even
happen :f
L738[13:01:48] <gamax92> Sangar!
L739[13:01:56] <Inari> %seen Sangar
L740[13:01:58] <MichiBot> Inari: Sangar
was last seen 22h 22m 52s ago.
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L744[13:12:42] <Sangar> o/
L745[13:13:06] <gamax92> speak of the
devil
L746[13:13:06] <Elizabeth> O/
L747[13:13:19] <Elizabeth> Yes,
gamax92?
L748[13:13:32] <gamax92> Elizabeth is a
devil?
L749[13:13:40] <Elizabeth> Yeah
L750[13:13:49] <Elizabeth> Sangar: ?
L751[13:15:40] <vifino> Hey, Elizabeth,
stop answering in my place!
L752[13:15:43] <vifino> Baaaad.
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L754[13:17:27] <Elizabeth> :P
L755[13:23:18] <cloakable> :D
L756[13:23:40] *
cloakable puts Sangar on an OC minecart
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L758[13:30:12] <gamax92> I wonder if
Sangar is even here or if that's just a bot
L759[13:30:27] <cloakable> Sangar is
always a bot
L760[13:30:44] <Sangar> beep boop
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L764[13:38:26] <cloakable> wonder how
difficult it is to do networking with a microcontroller
L765[13:38:54] <Forecaster> that's pretty
vague :P
L766[13:39:43] <cloakable> Like, 'get
message on port x, send message back on port x'
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L768[13:44:20] <Forecaster> not
particularly
L769[13:45:30] <Elizabeth> ^
L770[13:45:43] <cloakable> Woo
L771[13:46:49] <cloakable> Basically I
want a minecart to arrive on a network rail, fire a network message
through it (basically 'Hi, any instructuins for me?'), and have the
microcontroller respond
L772[13:48:43] <cloakable> wonder if the
microcontroller will accept a solar upgrade
L773[13:52:36] <Inari> Sangar: so
L774[13:52:43] <Inari> actually
L775[13:52:44] <Inari> froget it
L776[13:53:13] <Inari> %tell Vexatos why
has cahtbox no tellt o D:
L777[13:53:14] <MichiBot> Inari: Vexatos
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L778[13:55:16] <gamax92> Sangar: don't
think OC is resetting the GL color properly
L779[13:55:23] <Forecaster> cloakable:
those are T2 I believe? so a T2 MCU will then
L780[13:55:36] <gamax92> if I'm in lua I
get blinking green objects (lua has green prompt)
L781[13:55:39] ***
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L782[13:55:47] <gamax92> if I'm in shell I
get blinking red (red prompt)
L783[13:55:54] <gamax92> and who knows why
the editor goes random colors
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L785[13:56:54] <cloakable> Forecaster:
ocdoc says T1 allows T2 upgrade, and T2 allows T3, just wasn't sure
if it was an 'allowed' upgrade given MCUs are limited
L786[13:57:18] <Vexatos> Sangar, you fixed
hover boots yet :>
L787[13:57:34] <Forecaster> oh right,
upgrade slots have their own tiers
L788[13:58:30] <cloakable> Thinking T1 MCU
with network card and solar upgrade :D
L789[13:59:26] <cloakable> Well, multiple
MCU, possibly
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L791[14:02:19] <cloakable> Hmm, so the OC
cart has a hidden buffer for charging from RC electric track
L792[14:02:23] <cloakable>
interesting
L793[14:03:27] <Inari> Vexatos: why no
tell
L794[14:03:52] <Vexatos> because how is a
box supposed to whisper D:
L795[14:05:09] <Forecaster> cloakable:
yeah, RC has it's own power system
L796[14:05:42] <cloakable> Forecaster: I
know, just know the OC cartputer had a hidden buffer
L797[14:05:48] <cloakable> *didn't
know
L798[14:06:03] <cloakable> Thought it was
recharging directly from the track
L799[14:06:25] <gamax92> Vexatos: a
creative chat box can do whatever the fuck it wants to because it's
creative :3
L800[14:07:06] <Vexatos> not creative
enough to come up with a s
L801[14:07:08] <Vexatos> whisper
L802[14:07:09] <Vexatos> :>
L803[14:07:39] <gamax92> Vexatos: but
yeah, could the creative chat box have whispering?
L804[14:09:46] <Vexatos> uh
L805[14:09:47] <Vexatos> maybe
L806[14:13:00] <Temia> Come to think of
it, how did purple become the de facto creative colour anyway
>.>
L807[14:14:40] <Hyst> one mod did it then
other mods started basing their colors off of that? :P
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L809[14:32:25] <Kinuferu> \
L810[14:33:03] <Kinuferu> What's the best
way to calculate power usage for computers? I'm trying to set up
server racks, but even with one server and a full resonant energy
cell it's saying "Not enough power"
L812[14:34:16] <Inari> Kinuferu: are you
using a power converter?
L813[14:35:30] <Kinuferu> Figured it out,
I hadn't set the connection in the server rack :P
L814[14:35:39] <Kinuferu> Typical I'd been
poking that for about 15 minutes before coming here...
L816[14:59:29] *
cloakable reimpliments her power monitor into a background
service
L818[15:02:26] <vifino> Holy shit.
L819[15:02:34] <vifino> I got pizza
delivered to me in 15 fucking minutes.
L820[15:02:39] <vifino> \o/
L821[15:02:51] <vifino> All hail the
internet.
L822[15:03:29] <Inari> well yeah
L823[15:03:30] <vifino> I should figure
out if I can order pizza from the command line.
L824[15:03:33] <Inari> i tried that
L825[15:03:36] <Inari> >nothing
delivers here
L826[15:03:36] <vifino> That'd be
cooooool.
L827[15:03:54] <vifino> Inari: Sucks to be
you.
L828[15:03:59] <Inari> ikr
L829[15:04:19] <vifino> Meanwhile, a
deliceous tuna pizza keeps me warm.
L830[15:04:40] <Inari> i mean
L831[15:05:02] <Inari> i prefer the pizzas
for taste and hunger and the blankets and such for the warmth
L832[15:05:02] ⇦
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L833[15:05:03] <Inari> but you do
you
L834[15:05:19] <Inari> %tell Trangar are
you famous or something?
L835[15:05:22] <MichiBot> Inari: Trangar
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L836[15:06:30] *
cloakable contemplates building a server for base
management
L837[15:08:16] <gamax92> what even
L838[15:08:44] <gamax92> what is this ad
that is a naked woman and the text "install ifunny"
L839[15:09:29] <gamax92> there,
begone
L840[15:12:15] <gamax92> Inari: what are
you domming for BTM anyway
L841[15:12:40] <gamax92> ... thanks
keyboard
L842[15:13:00] <Inari> domming? lewd
L843[15:13:02] <cloakable> :D
L844[15:13:04] <gamax92> doing
L845[15:13:09] <gamax92> still lewd
L846[15:13:26] <cloakable>
s/still/so/
L847[15:13:26] <MichiBot> <gamax92>
so lewd
L848[15:13:45] <gamax92> s/d/d~/
L849[15:13:45] <MichiBot> <gamax92>
so lewd~
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L851[15:15:58] <gamax92> Inari: What are
you working on for BTM
L852[15:18:03] *
Katie sighs heavily
L853[15:20:42] <gamax92> Katie: why Katie
today, btw?
L854[15:25:16] <Katie> Why not?
L855[15:28:16] *
gamax92 does something experimental.
L856[15:30:07] <Sangar> i might be able to
look into hover boots/other broken gl because pop isn't allowed
anymore (thanks glstatemanager .-.) tomorrow. or friday. otherwise
next week. will see.
L857[15:30:30] ⇦
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L858[15:30:40] <Vexatos> Sangar, it's
mainly the one item texture layer not being coloured
L859[15:30:41] <Vexatos> :P
L860[15:30:51] <Sangar> will be away (and
without interwebs) saturday to wednesday
L861[15:30:59] <Vexatos> but you can code
D:
L862[15:31:01] <Sangar> uhh, wasn't that
fixed?
L863[15:31:11] <Sangar> no computer
L864[15:31:14] <Vexatos> no idea
L865[15:31:22] <Vexatos> but they are
white in the server
L866[15:31:23] <Vexatos> :P
L867[15:31:30] <Sangar> huh
L868[15:31:34] <Vexatos> anyways,
sleepytime.
L869[15:31:36] <Sangar> well, feel free to
fix it :P
L870[15:31:38] <Sangar> yeah
L871[15:31:41] ⇦
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L872[15:31:46] <Sangar> i'm off too
o/
L873[15:31:51] <gamax92> Sangar
L874[15:31:58] <Sangar> no
L875[15:32:00] <gamax92> Sangar: did you
look at the issue I filed :<
L876[15:32:03] <gamax92> bad colors
:<
L877[15:32:16] <Sangar> as i said,
tomorrow or friday. maybe. sorry
L878[15:32:22] <gamax92> okay
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L880[15:42:28] <Inari> gamax92: just
random stuff here and there currently... also trying to write a map
program :P but not sure, Sangar noted it migth be too taxing to
give every player a tablet
L881[15:42:39] <Inari> some stuff for OC
booth maybe
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L883[15:43:19] <gamax92> Inari: you mean
like the 36 tablets you get if you accidentally touch that block?
>_>;
L884[15:44:40] <Kinuferu> Me again with a
new server question :D On the wiki, it says you shift-right-click a
server with a remote terminal to connect them and you can then
access that server - but this doesn't seem to work. Also, I have a
"Terminal Server" in the game which doesn't exist on the
wiki.... thoughts?
L885[15:45:07] <Katie> Kinuferu, you're on
1.6, the wiki is largely based on 1.5 information
L886[15:45:32] <Kinuferu> Ah ok, that's
probably why it took me so long to figure out the server rack GUI
too then
L887[15:45:41] <Kinuferu> Is there any
docs for 1.6 anywhere?
L888[15:45:56] <Inari> gamax92: well the
barrel would be hidden anyway :P
L889[15:49:30] <Katie> Kinuferu, not
really.. I've not even MCed much in a while, but iirc you link the
remote terminals to the terminal server via right clicking
L890[15:49:59] <Katie> I really need to
play MC once in a while
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L892[15:52:02] <gamax92> my father likes
to chew his fingernails down to nothing
L893[15:52:08] <gamax92> and then keeps
trying to chew them
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L895[15:56:39] <Elizabeth> KAAAATIEEEE!!!!
my mc wont start because the dep loader can't get openFM's
stuff
L896[15:56:44] <Elizabeth> or
something
L897[15:56:55] <Katie> "or
something"
L898[15:57:14] <Elizabeth> nvm it worked
now
L900[15:57:22] <Elizabeth> stupid mc
L902[15:57:26] <Katie> o_O
L903[15:57:28] <Katie> youwot
L904[15:57:59] <Katie> Elizabeth, do you
happen to have ipv6 or something?
L905[15:58:04] <Elizabeth> nope
L906[15:58:14] <Elizabeth> it worked the
2nd time though
L907[15:59:06] <Kinuferu> Yeah, I tried
that, but it's a bit.... weird
http://ctrlv.in/788671 You can't
read anything you're typing, sometimes you get 2-3 lines typing at
once etc, and I have no idea which server in the rack I'm connected
to :P
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L909[16:00:11] <Kinuferu> Hmm, it seems to
work a lot better with only one server in the rack. Maybe I'll just
do that
L910[16:00:13] <Katie> Kinuferu, is it
possible you're connected to more than one?
L911[16:00:24] <Katie> yeah it looks like
you've managed to interconnect them
L912[16:06:20] <Elizabeth> heh, kinda
helps with bumblebee that you restart after updating the nvidia
drivers
L913[16:08:56] <g> so someone told
me
L914[16:08:59] <g> that 1.10 is a waste of
time
L915[16:09:04] <g> and I mean, it is
L916[16:09:08] <g> unless you're a crazy
bastard
L918[16:09:09] <MichiBot>
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L919[16:10:08] <Katie> lol yeah, I saw
that on reddit
L921[16:10:36] <Inari> g: waste of time
how?
L922[16:11:34] <g> it was just a really
small update compared to a lot of them
L923[16:12:12] <gamax92> and that makes it
a waste of time how?
L924[16:12:35] <Inari> g: but thats
good?
L925[16:12:45] <Inari> mods can update
quickly, forge can update quickly
L926[16:12:46] <Inari> everyoens
happy
L927[16:13:00] <g> I don't much see the
point of an update that only adds a couple things with a game like
this
L928[16:13:07] <g> but I didn't hear about
the structure blocks
L929[16:13:23] <gamax92> >_>
g.
L930[16:13:41] <Inari> g: why woudl you
want big updates?
L931[16:13:53] <g> because they're less
frequent
L932[16:14:11] <g> as someone that had to
deal with bukkit's fuckery previously, updating was always a huge
pain
L933[16:14:12] <gamax92> but more frequent
updates are better
L934[16:14:15] <g> ofc bukkit is dead
now
L935[16:14:36] <Inari> excatly
L936[16:14:38] <g> but it's still a
problem with, yknow, servers where people don't freeze a
version
L937[16:14:56] <Inari> as asie said...
something like: better spend an hour every 2 weeks updating tahn 1
month ever half year
L938[16:15:29] <g> if the schedule is
regular or long then I can plan for it better
L939[16:16:01] <Elizabeth> do you have to
put a screen and keyboard in an OC minecart?
L940[16:16:26] <Inari> also wiht the samll
updates it meant some mods didnt even need to update
L941[16:16:30] <Katie> Elizabeth,
yes
L942[16:16:30] <Inari> they just ran on
the new versions
L943[16:16:35] <Elizabeth> Katie,
thanks
L944[16:16:40] <gamax92> bleh ... using
BON and decompiling this mod gives cleaner source code than using
the github repo because they wrote it based on a super old snapshot
where everything is still field_
L945[16:16:46] <Katie> It's a robot, on
tracks
L946[16:16:59] <Katie> without the robot
component.. lol
L947[16:17:12] <Katie> gamax92, lol, isn't
it fun?
L948[16:18:31] <Elizabeth> fuck.... didn't
out in a way for it to boot
L949[16:19:13] <gamax92> Katie: though I
can probably write a script to update the source code
L950[16:19:41] <Katie> I just installed
OOS on a disk then assembled it with that
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L952[16:26:02] *
Elizabeth needs to make a 'remote shell' program
L953[16:29:44] <gamax92> Katie: oh and
that happens to remove all of the errors, mod port complete I
guess.
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L957[16:35:56] <Elizabeth> :D
L958[16:36:04] <Elizabeth> I MADE A TRAIN
HONK WITH A CCART
L959[16:37:49] <Elizabeth> hmm, can't seem
to set the train's destination with it though
L960[16:38:17] <Elizabeth> can the
computercart access external components when it's on the network
rail?
L961[16:42:39] <Katie> gamax92, what were
you porting?
L962[16:43:34] <gamax92> NBTEdit, it has
1.9 but not 1.9.4
L963[16:43:53] <gamax92> three things
needed fixing
L964[16:45:02] <Katie> Ah, nice
L965[16:47:51] <Inari> meanwhile im
figuring out how to port from 1.7.10 to 1.9.0 :D D: :D
L966[16:49:13] <gamax92> Inari: what are
you porting?
L967[16:49:22] <Inari> integrated circuits
:D or trying to
L968[16:49:29] <gamax92> glhf
L969[16:51:01] <Inari> haha thanks
L970[16:51:15] <Inari> havnet goten it to
start yet :p
L971[16:51:18] <Inari> still fixing
errors
L972[16:51:28] <Inari> well not even to
compile
L973[16:52:21] <Inari> gamax92: sadly ima
lso busy with uni and BTM :f so kinda short on time haha
L974[16:53:18] <gamax92> it's weird having
crisp fonts in Qt programs now but whatever I'll get used to
it
L975[16:54:17] <Inari> gamax92: you prefer
your fonts lewdly smeared/
L977[16:54:40] *
Elizabeth lewdly smears Inari
L978[16:54:45] <Inari> DL
L979[16:54:47] <Inari> D:
L980[16:54:48] <Inari> lewd
L981[16:54:54] <Elizabeth> %inary
L982[16:54:56] <Elizabeth> ¬_¬
L983[16:54:59] <Elizabeth> brain wtf
L984[16:55:03] <Elizabeth> %inari
L985[16:55:08] <gamax92> you tried
L986[16:55:15] <Inari> uppercase I
L987[16:55:15] <Inari> :p
L988[16:55:18] *
Elizabeth gives up and flomps on vifino
L989[16:55:31] *
vifino pets Elizabeth
L990[16:55:37] <gamax92> Inari: my font
settings are full hinting but it turns out not everything respects
that, they instead use fontconfig settings which said slight
hinting
L991[16:55:41] <gamax92> so I put that to
full as well
L992[16:57:03] *
gamax92 tests something ... >_>;
L993[16:57:30] <Forecaster> %+1 Elizabeth
for trying
L994[16:57:32] <MichiBot> Forecaster:
Elizabeth now has 9223372036854773760 points
L995[16:57:38] <Elizabeth> :)
L996[16:58:08] <Katie> %Inari
L997[16:58:09] <Katie> :P
L999[16:58:14] <Inari> gamax92: yeah, many
people dont like hinting with skimpy clothes. somethingsometihng
sexualisation.
L1000[16:59:48] <gamax92> Inari: there's
a difference between a hint and several glowing flashing arrows and
giant text
L1001[16:59:52] <Inari> how does
whitespace even produce anything in perl
L1002[17:00:37] <Forecaster> because
hinting with non-skimpy clothes is better? :P
L1003[17:00:53] <Inari> thats somehow
even lewder!
L1004[17:03:20] <Forecaster> :3
L1005[17:03:50] <Forecaster> and with
that random comment I'm off to bed!
L1006[17:03:57] <gamax92> Forecaster: no
stay! :<
L1007[17:04:24] <Forecaster> could also
be interpreted as "I'll be in my bunk"
L1008[17:04:29] <Inari> haha
L1009[17:05:16] <Forecaster> gamax92: but
I'm sleepy
L1011[17:07:19] <Forecaster> makes
sense
L1012[17:07:27] <Forecaster> don't go to
school illegally kids
L1013[17:07:29] <Forecaster> not
cool
L1014[17:07:53] <Forecaster> also don't
do drugs I guess
L1015[17:08:17] <gamax92> I guess
L1016[17:08:37] <payonel> o/
L1017[17:09:04] <Inari> o/
L1018[17:09:06] <Inari> and bye
L1019[17:09:06] <Inari> :p
L1020[17:09:08] <payonel> :(
L1021[17:09:10] <payonel> bye Inari
L1022[17:09:13] <gamax92> why is everyone
leaving :<
L1023[17:09:20] <Inari> cause it
midnight
L1024[17:09:23] <Inari> and i need my
beauty sleep
L1025[17:09:25] <Forecaster> ^
L1026[17:09:34] <gamax92> oh okay, carry
on
L1027[17:09:35] <Forecaster> well, the
first one
L1028[17:09:41] <Forecaster> the second
one wouldn't help me any
L1029[17:09:47] *
Inari hands Forecaster some rose-scented food
supplements
L1030[17:09:48] <Inari> aw
L1031[17:09:48] <Inari> :p
L1032[17:10:04] <Forecaster> my hair is
always a curly mess
L1033[17:10:20] <Forecaster> no amount of
sleep would fix that
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L1036[17:20:04] <Katie> 10
minutes..
L1037[17:31:04] *
vifino thinks he sees a wild Elizabeth, but it always dissapears in
the shadows
L1038[17:31:22] <gamax92> lick
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L1042[17:35:12] *
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L1044[17:41:59] <gamax92> ... k
L1045[17:42:05] <gamax92> payonel: broke
openos somehow
L1046[17:42:24] <gamax92> oh nvm forgot
that I took the hdd out
L1047[17:42:48] <gamax92> payonel:
perhaps openos could handle that any better than spamming the
screen with errors
L1048[17:48:18] <gamax92> ytdl not
working
L1049[17:50:36] <payonel> gamax92: while
machine on, remove hdd, better error?
L1050[17:50:41] <payonel> is that what
you're saying?
L1051[17:50:58] <gamax92> payonel: no I
said I want ice cream '^'
L1052[17:51:17] <payonel> frozen yogurt
or actual ice cream?
L1053[17:51:26] <gamax92> o.o
L1054[17:51:55] *
gamax92 flails at dangranos
L1055[17:51:58] <gamax92> all of the
typos D:<
L1056[17:52:05] <gamax92> local in an if
statement
L1057[17:52:09] <gamax92> bistrate
instead of bitrate
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L1060[17:54:58] <payonel> gamax92: but
you're talking about openos+remove rootfs' hdd
L1061[17:55:00] <payonel> yes?
L1062[17:55:19] <gamax92> yes
L1063[17:55:40] <gamax92> be running
openos, remove openos hdd because I'm stupid, openos dies when you
touch the keyboard
L1064[17:57:26] <payonel> sure, i can
improve that
L1065[17:57:41] <payonel> as with
everything i do for openos, i test first in a real env :)
L1066[17:57:49] <payonel> so, i just need
to rip my hdd out while the computer is running
L1067[17:57:53] <payonel> and see what
happens
L1068[17:57:58] <payonel> :)
L1069[18:00:15] <Mimiru> Well, on
windows, everything just hangs.. :p
L1070[18:02:24] <gamax92> NBT edited a
tape drive into a tablet
L1071[18:02:34] <gamax92> you'll be happy
to know, does not work, tape drive doesn't show up :P
L1072[18:02:52] <Mimiru> lol...
L1073[18:03:12] *
Elizabeth falls asleep on vifino
L1074[18:03:21] *
vifino picks up Elizabeth and carries her to bed
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L1077[18:06:02] <Mimiru> Night
Elizabeth
L1078[18:10:39] <gamax92> tried to put it
into oc:items still no go
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L1082[18:34:12] <gamax92> hmm ...
odd
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L1086[18:40:14] <gamax92> can't assemble
it with a tape drive either, assembler refuses to go
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L1088[18:49:07] <Kinuferu> Anyone got any
tips for running parallel cables which shouldn't connect? I'll use
multipart to seperate them if needed, but it looks ugly and glass
multiparts don't work
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L1090[18:49:54] <Mimiru> Kinuferu, dye
them?
L1091[18:50:07] <Mimiru> You can either
craft them with dye, or click them with dye after they've been
placed
L1092[18:50:12] <Kinuferu> I did not know
you could do that, that's perfect :P
L1093[18:50:44] <Mimiru> Sangar is effing
awesome, and I suggested being able to craft them.. lol
L1094[18:51:41] <Kinuferu> That is very
useful to know :P it was driving me mad trying to wire up this
network in a way that looks neat and compact
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L1101[19:13:15] <Mimiru> gamax92, could I
persuade the source for PM from you? Yes, I could decomp it myself,
but I'm lazy, and you have it.. :P
L1102[19:14:23] <gamax92> Mimiru:
sure
L1103[19:14:55] <Mimiru> Thanks ^_^
L1104[19:15:11] <gamax92> Mimiru: can I
get ice cream '^'
L1105[19:15:32] <Mimiru> Will E-Ice Cream
work?
L1106[19:15:41] <Mimiru> Cause I'm broke
:/
L1107[19:15:47] <gamax92> damn :/
L1108[19:16:14] <Mimiru> $200 check, $20
in gas, $45 for my phone, and $150 for a starter.
L1109[19:18:38] <gamax92> Mimiru: in home
folder
L1110[19:18:43] <Mimiru> Thanks
L1111[19:18:56] <gamax92> Mimiru: what
did you need it for?
L1112[19:20:48] <Mimiru> I just want to
poke around it
L1113[19:28:08] <Mimiru> Oh..
right...
L1114[19:28:10] <Mimiru> IDEA
L1115[19:29:18] *
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L1116[19:29:26] <Mimiru> Heh
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L1122[20:00:30] <Mimiru> about to say
fuck it and go back to fucking eclipse
L1123[20:02:06] <Mimiru> Ugh, got
it
L1124[20:02:53] <Mimiru> ¬_¬
L1125[20:02:54] <Mimiru> Or not
L1126[20:02:57] *
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L1129[20:17:31] <Mimiru> gamax92, the
line numbers in my crash don't match up with this, did you fix the
crash issue?
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L1132[20:25:44] <Mimiru> That's a no..
lol
L1133[20:26:59] <Mimiru> Ahh
L1134[20:30:04] <Izaya> ~w
serialization
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L1137[20:32:03] *
gamax92 pets Mimiru
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L1139[20:33:04] <gamax92> payonel: you
still here?
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L1142[20:35:52] <Mimiru> Hmm
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L1144[20:36:52] <gamax92> payonel:
D:
L1145[20:38:25] *
Mimiru sighs
L1146[20:38:57] <gamax92> Mimiru:
D:
L1147[20:39:43] <Mimiru> So getting the
fakeplayer fails
L1148[20:42:24] <gamax92> Mimiru:
hmm?
L1149[20:42:34] <gamax92> Mimiru: on what
in what
L1150[20:42:39] <Mimiru> this.ownerName =
((Agent) this.owner).player().getCommandSenderName(); returns a
nullpointer
L1151[20:43:12] <gamax92> which item what
host
L1152[20:43:20] <Mimiru>
EnergyTesseract
L1153[20:43:30] <Mimiru> line 60
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L1155[20:44:53] <Mimiru> I just changed
it to ((Agent) this.owner).ownerName() and I don't npe
L1156[20:45:12] <Mimiru> No clue if it
works though... heh
L1157[20:45:22] <Mimiru> etesseract shows
up though
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L1160[20:49:14] <gamax92> ... I swear if
that's what I think it is I'mma stab the previous author.
L1161[20:49:28] <Mimiru> well... nothing
seems to be transfered :/
L1162[20:49:44] <gamax92> Mimiru: did you
set private to false?
L1163[20:49:59] <Mimiru> Yeah
L1164[20:50:03] <gamax92> (It's been
forever I don't remember how this works :D)
L1165[20:50:20] <Mimiru> wait...
L1166[20:50:26] <Mimiru> fuckin tesseract
won't set the channel
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L1168[20:51:50] <Mimiru> Or..
L1169[20:52:00] <Mimiru> maybe that's
WAILA being stupid
L1170[20:53:59] <Mimiru> yeah tesseract
to tesseract works
L1171[20:55:30] <gamax92> Mimiru: I'll
look into it ... soon :<
L1172[20:55:47] <Mimiru> Thanks gamax92,
but can confirm the ownerName() did stop the NPE
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L1174[20:56:06] <Mimiru> I have it up on
my gitlab if you want to collaborate
L1175[20:56:40] <Mimiru> Oh...
L1176[20:56:52] <Mimiru> the frequency on
the tesseract on the cart is -1
L1177[20:56:59] <Mimiru> and setFreq
isn't working
L1178[20:58:29] <gamax92> there was a
thing I noticed when reading cofhcore stuff that I think that mod
might not be doing properly, so will have to look into
L1179[20:59:03] <Mimiru> Mkay
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L1204[22:32:39] <Omni> has anyone figured
out a way to display the world time in the chat
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L1206[22:33:25] <gamax92> Omni: do you
have Computronics?
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L1208[22:33:38] <Omni> is that a separate
mod?
L1209[22:33:41] <gamax92> yep
L1210[22:33:44] <gamax92> it has chat
boxes
L1211[22:34:28] <Omni> dang im using the
galactic science modpack and it just has open computers along with
its other mods
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L1213[22:35:26] <gamax92> hmm ... not
sure how else otherwise
L1214[22:35:57] <Omni> if youve seen
ethos modded survival he types in chat and it responds
L1215[22:36:13] <Omni> although he uses
computercraft instead they both run lua
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L1217[22:37:49] <gamax92> I don't really
see why lua is relevant here but okay
L1218[22:38:32] <Omni> i dont see how its
not relevant
L1219[22:39:04] <gamax92> because lua is
just a language, there's no feature of the language that
specifically goes hey you can send chat messages in minecraft.
that's just a mod itself that provides that capability
L1220[22:39:17] <Omni> ok
L1221[22:39:24] <Omni> i did not know
that
L1223[22:39:53] <Omni> yep
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L1225[22:40:07] <IchiGoXx_Fr> ff
L1226[22:40:14] <IchiGoXx_Fr>
coucou$
L1227[22:40:25] <Mimiru> Err..
L1228[22:40:32] <Mimiru> Ahh
L1229[22:40:35] <IchiGoXx_Fr> comment
installer le launcher
L1230[22:40:37] <Mimiru> French.
L1231[22:40:59] <IchiGoXx_Fr> ??
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L1233[22:41:18] <Mimiru> Quel launcher
?
L1234[22:41:25] <Mimiru> Well fuuuuuck..
you too
L1235[22:41:26] <Mimiru> :D
L1236[22:41:37] <scj643> Lol
L1237[22:41:39] <gamax92> that was fun
wasn't it
L1238[22:41:49] <scj643> We are
cultured
L1240[22:43:36] <gamax92> ahh, things
that can only run for five seconds and then crash mean they try to
run infinitely and get killed instead of yielding properly
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L1243[22:45:06] <Omni> any fix?
L1244[22:45:40] <gamax92> all of those
code snippets are missing a os.sleep in them
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L1246[22:46:08] <payonel> the first one
had a sleep
L1247[22:46:21] <Mimiru> os.sleep(time)
eg os.sleep(1) will sleep (yield) for 1 second
L1248[22:47:14] <payonel> even a
os.sleep(0), or event.pull(0) would be fine
L1249[22:47:33] <payonel> it's not truly
a 0s sleep or timeout
L1250[22:47:39] <payonel> it'll yield
back
L1251[22:48:21] <Omni> that fixed the
first one
L1252[22:48:47] <Omni> now will this work
on the moon
L1253[22:49:03] <payonel> you're a
lunatic
L1254[22:49:09] <payonel> also, Lua
L1255[22:49:13] <Omni> dont
L1256[22:49:14] <payonel> LUA
L1257[22:49:14] <EnderBot2> It's Lua, not
LUA. Name, not an acronym
L1258[22:49:32] <Omni> dont make any
puns
L1259[22:49:41] *
Mimiru makes puns
L1260[22:49:58] *
payonel can be very punny at times
L1261[22:50:25] <Omni> if the moon from
galacticraft has a longer day, night cycle will it work?
L1262[22:50:57] <gamax92> probably
L1263[22:51:02] <Mimiru> possibly
L1264[22:51:12] <payonel> plausibly
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L1266[22:51:41] <Omni> ok also the
numbers display very small
L1267[22:51:44] <Mimiru> We're all smart
asses here
L1268[22:51:59] <payonel> Omni:
resolution <x> <y>
L1269[22:52:04] <payonel> you can check
your resolution
L1270[22:52:07] <payonel> change*
L1271[22:52:10] <payonel> well
L1272[22:52:13] <payonel> check and
change :)
L1273[22:52:20] <gamax92> that sounds
like a slogan
L1274[22:52:44] <Omni> its a single tier
3 screen
L1275[22:53:04] <gamax92> tier 3 screens
are rather large, 1280x800 + padding
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L1277[22:53:37] <gamax92> also gui
scaling is important here
L1278[22:53:38] <payonel> Omni: you can
still use `resolution` to check n' change
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L1280[22:54:27] <Saphire> Luatic?
L1281[22:54:28] <Omni> i think my lack of
any programming knowledge is not helping
L1282[22:54:32] <gamax92> if you're on
normal it takes up 1280x800, large is like 1920x1200 + padding
which is bigger than any 1080p screen, so if you are 1080p you need
to use normal or lower scaling
L1283[22:54:35] <Saphire> Sorry, i had to
say that
L1284[22:54:53] <gamax92> Omni: this is
programming language irrelevant
L1285[22:55:29] <gamax92> you either can
just run the resolution command like: resolution 80 25, or turn
your gui scale settings down in the minecraft options
L1286[22:55:50] <Omni> im talking about
the text on the oc screen not minecraft
L1287[22:55:52] <Saphire>
"auto" is too freaking huge in my opinion
L1288[22:56:05] <Saphire> Omni: gamax92
is talking about it too
L1289[22:56:31] <Saphire> the
text-on-the-oc-screen is affected by minecraft gui size i
think?
L1290[22:56:35] <gamax92> yeah
L1291[22:56:43] <Omni> well i play with
it at normal
L1292[22:56:44] <gamax92> Omni: listen. I
am also talking about the oc screen text
L1293[22:56:58] <gamax92> so, then run
the resolution command to make the screen smaller
L1294[22:57:11] <gamax92> in OC
L1295[22:57:14] <gamax92> to change the
oc screen
L1296[22:59:12] <Omni> what about the
block itself the text is super small on the block
L1297[22:59:20] <Saphire> that's
normal
L1298[22:59:33] <Omni> is it able to be
changed
L1299[22:59:37] <Saphire> if you use
screen like that... use resolution command
L1300[22:59:51] <Saphire> yes, it can be
changed, use `resolution` command for that ._.
L1301[22:59:56] <Mimiru> put more screens
together to make a larger multiblock screen?
L1302[23:00:08] <Omni> that didnt
help
L1303[23:00:13] <Saphire> Omni: um
L1304[23:00:28] <gamax92> yeah, either
use more screens to make it larger, or massively reduce the
resolution so that it's readable on a one block screen which why
would you ever want that
L1305[23:01:05] <Saphire> gamax92:
because CC has monitors that display things in a quite big
font?
L1306[23:01:15] <Omni> ^^^
L1307[23:01:19] *
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L1308[23:01:34] <Saphire> Omni: okay,
so
L1309[23:01:37] <Omni> so i can just walk
by and see it without clicking it
L1310[23:01:37] <gamax92> mmhm, but then
the resolution on those is absurdly low unless you use lots of
monitors
L1311[23:01:43] <Saphire> what do you
need that screen for?
L1312[23:01:45] <gamax92> same thing
applies to OC
L1313[23:02:00] <gamax92> you either use
a super low resolution for not that many blocks
L1314[23:02:02] <Saphire> gamax92: asking
for the end goal can be quite productive btw
L1315[23:02:10] <gamax92> yeah
sorry
L1316[23:02:33] <Omni> i give up im just
going to dick around until it works
L1317[23:02:39] <Saphire> Omni: um
L1318[23:02:40] <gamax92> ...
>_.
L1319[23:02:45] <Saphire> what are you
trying to achieve?
L1320[23:02:54] <gamax92> meh fuck this
anime time
L1321[23:02:59] <Omni> well minecraft
crashed so nothing atm
L1322[23:03:11] *
Saphire patpats Omni
L1323[23:04:11] <Omni> ....im just going
to kms i really dislike it when people use the actions in irc at
any moment
L1324[23:04:41] <Omni> makes me feel like
im 6 playing with toys
L1325[23:04:47] <Saphire> ._.
L1326[23:04:51] <Mimiru> Really...?
L1327[23:04:58] *
Mimiru rolls her eyes
L1328[23:05:29] <Omni> yeah i dislike
roleplaying of any kind in irc
L1329[23:05:32] <Saphire> I'm now a bit
confused
L1330[23:06:07] <payonel> Omni: in the
shell of your in-game opencomputer machine, you can run
`resolution` with no args, and it'll print the current resolution
of your screen
L1331[23:06:18] <Mimiru> Well, just for
the record, no one is forcing you to participate, just don't expect
an entire channel to do what you like
L1332[23:06:24] <Saphire> ^
L1333[23:06:26] <payonel> `resolution`
also takes, optionally, two args, to change the resolution
L1334[23:06:38] <Saphire> Mimiru: exactly
what i wanted to said
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L1337[23:08:40] <Omni> alright i give up
with the first program but i cant figure out why the second one
crashes
L1338[23:08:57] <Saphire> Omni: what you
want to do?
L1339[23:09:28] <Omni> the second program
from that forum post
L1340[23:09:51] <Omni> and it crashes
after five seconds and i can figure out why
L1341[23:10:08] <Mimiru> Could it be the
lack of os.sleep(num) again?
L1342[23:10:34] <Omni> it wasnt in the
code so i didnt think it needed it
L1343[23:10:43] <gamax92> ...
L1344[23:10:53] <Mimiru> ._.
L1346[23:11:07] <Mimiru> I'm going to go
back to bashing my head against cofh api code
L1347[23:11:16] <gamax92>
"<Omni> any fix?" "<gamax92> all of
those code snippets are missing a os.sleep in them"
L1348[23:11:32] <gamax92> Are you
literally blind.
L1349[23:11:49] <gamax92> Screen is too
big (several people tell you how to fix it) Help me the screen is
too big
L1350[23:12:15] <Omni> i didnt scroll any
further
L1351[23:12:17] <gamax92> oh btw why you
people are helping me I'm going to complain about the shittest of
things like role playing
L1352[23:12:18] <Mimiru> Anywhere you
have a while true do loop, you need to yield, you can do that via
sleep, via pulling events
L1353[23:12:31] <gamax92> Omni: well
that's your fucking fault you want help but can't be bothered to
read>
L1354[23:12:51] <Mimiru> *any* loop will
need to yield, or break
L1355[23:13:04] <Omni> ......if you want
to leave then leave do be a dick because you chose to stay
L1356[23:13:27] <Saphire> *don't?
L1357[23:13:52] <gamax92> Omni: oh I'm a
dick? says the one who desires help but then doesn't want to read
and instead complains about shit
L1358[23:14:22] <payonel> let's turn it
down a notch(tm)
L1359[23:14:22] <gamax92> "im just
going to kms" lawl so funny, jokes about killing
yourself
L1360[23:14:30] <Omni> i read it but you
obviously didnt read my (late)response
L1361[23:14:51] <payonel> ahem
L1362[23:15:21] <Omni> i said i had a
lack of any coding knowledge meaning ive no clue what line the
os.sleep should go on
L1363[23:17:07] <Mimiru> literally *any*
line in that while loop would do. Best place for it, anywhere
outside of the if --code else --code end blocks
L1364[23:17:34] <payonel> in fact i would
change the while condition to: while event.pull(0) ~=
"interrupted" do ... end
L1365[23:17:36] <payonel> :)
L1366[23:18:17] <Saphire> payonel:
heresy, a program must not be interrupted ever!
L1367[23:18:43] *
Saphire shudders at remembering those CC programs with mandatory
code on top consisting of swapping two functions
L1368[23:19:43] <payonel> i knew of cc
first. tried getting into it and really didn't like lua, and coding
in game
L1369[23:19:50] <payonel> didn't take the
time to find a better way to code
L1370[23:19:56] <gamax92> oh coding in
game is always awful
L1371[23:20:04] <payonel> then i learned
about oc, really like the difference, decided to learn lua anyways
so i could enjoy the mod
L1373[23:20:24] <payonel> yeah, then took
the time to create an auto-deploy type "build" of the
code
L1374[23:20:29] <Saphire> FOUND THAT
THING FINALLY
L1375[23:20:31] <Mimiru> Yeah.. there is
a reason I wrote a web interface for CC for the server I played
on.. :P
L1376[23:20:55] <Omni> Mimiru i changed
the while condition and got this on the screen (...tail
calls...)
L1377[23:20:58] <payonel> anyways, my
point -- so glad i got serious about lua and a computer mod when it
was oc, and not cc :)
L1378[23:21:31] <Saphire> Omni: is there
anything before that?
L1379[23:22:04] <Omni> the first few
lines hat were there before
L1380[23:22:05] <gamax92> payonel: I'd
already known Lua from playing with Love2D
L1381[23:22:45] <gamax92> plus I took the
time to learn the language itself and not just how Love2D uses it
... which is nice because Love2D doesn't force you to use it's
things
L1382[23:22:56] <gamax92> you can use io
if you desire or Love2D filesystem
L1383[23:23:15] <Omni> i was always told
"dont learn to code, code to learn"
L1384[23:23:24] <payonel> meh
L1385[23:23:35] <payonel> honestly, and
not just trying to argue, i love code and code syntax
L1386[23:23:54] <payonel> i learned the
code because the code was amazing to me
L1387[23:24:56] <gamax92> that sounds
like awful advice to be honest
L1388[23:25:04] <payonel> for most, it
probably is
L1389[23:25:56] <Omni> well my oc cpu
bluescreened
L1390[23:26:03] <payonel> gamax92: btw,
got ocemu running on my gentoo laptop
L1391[23:26:06] <payonel> yay :D
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L1393[23:26:27] <payonel> cpatch had to
be adjusted for ffi, and path for socket
L1394[23:26:29] <payonel> but, it
works
L1395[23:26:38] <gamax92> payonel: ooh
neat
L1396[23:27:02] <gamax92> yeah those two
can be odd
L1397[23:27:26] <payonel> socket confused
me because it is the socket.lua that loads
L1398[23:27:35] <payonel> that
'requires'*
L1399[23:27:44] <payonel> i was confused
looking for something like socket.so
L1400[23:28:21] <Omni> i just remembered
i have very limited java script knowledge from the unfinished
minecraft: pocket edition microblocks mod i made
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L1402[23:29:14] <maumagro> Hello
L1403[23:29:25] <gamax92> good day
:3
L1404[23:29:26] <maumagro> I'm new with
OC
L1405[23:29:31] <maumagro> :)
L1406[23:29:35] <maumagro> This is
fantastic
L1407[23:29:41] <payonel> maumagro:
everything floats down here
L1408[23:29:52] <maumagro> groovy
L1409[23:29:56] <gamax92> puns
L1410[23:29:57] <Omni> question am i able
to connect this irc channel to my oc computer?
L1411[23:30:19] <gamax92> Omni: yeah,
there's the wocchat client I wrote, if you have an oppm floppy you
can install it via that and even more software
L1412[23:30:35] <maumagro> I am connected
from oc
L1413[23:30:36] <payonel> ~w
wocchat
L1415[23:30:39] <payonel> :(
L1416[23:30:47] <Omni> alright im in
creative so imm grab that floppy disc
L1417[23:32:29] <payonel> what ever
happend to the "new" wiki? :)
L1418[23:32:33] <payonel> Mimiru: ^
L1419[23:32:44] <payonel> wasn't that
something you were hosting that inari was working on?
L1420[23:33:17] <Mimiru> yeah
L1421[23:33:29] <gamax92> maumagro: mmm,
but do you have a T2 or T3 screen? if so, WocChat is designed for a
comfortable usage on such screen
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L1423[23:34:39] <Mimiru> payonel, not
sure what she's doing with it.. but yes i'm hosting it
L1424[23:34:41] <Omni> alright ive the pc
setup with the oppm floppy so now how do i connect it
L1425[23:34:56] <Mimiru> oppm install
oppm
L1426[23:35:01] <Mimiru> then oppm
install wocchat
L1427[23:35:07] <Omni> alright
L1428[23:35:07] <Mimiru> then just run
wocchat
L1429[23:36:55] <Saphire> lol
L1430[23:37:24] <Saphire> so, i found a
game... it crashes as soon as the world starts to load
L1431[23:37:25] <maumagro> hey guys
L1432[23:37:28] <Saphire> found that
shader setting makes it crash, when it's not set to lowest
L1433[23:37:36] <Omni> alright now i dont
use irc often is it connected to this channel by default
L1434[23:37:36] <maumagro> Any program to
look for a website on OC?
L1435[23:38:03] <Saphire> then found
option: "Enable VBO (might crash for ATI users)"
L1436[23:38:08] <Mimiru> Omni, yes
L1437[23:38:08] <Saphire> ...checking
that while maxing out eveery graphic setting didn't crash it
L1438[23:38:18] <maumagro> thanks
L1439[23:38:20] <maumagro> brb
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L1442[23:38:48] <OmniMC> nice
L1443[23:39:07] <Octylpy> what's VBO even
do?
L1444[23:39:30] <gamax92> Saphire: are
you are ATI user
L1445[23:39:33] <Mimiru> Vertex Buffer
Object
L1447[23:39:35] <OmniMC> omg i just
realized this is amazing
L1448[23:40:03] <Saphire> fun fact: i'm
on mvidia
L1449[23:40:03] <Saphire> *n
L1450[23:40:13] <Saphire> which is kinda
ironic i guess?
L1451[23:40:17] <gamax92> Saphire:
wooo!
L1452[23:40:55] <OmniMC> i cant get over
how cool this mod is
L1453[23:41:04] <Saphire> OmniMC:
yay
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L1455[23:41:42] <OmniMC> im mean im using
a mod to join and irc chat with a few blocks inside of a game
L1456[23:42:24] <snowden89> now build a
block that hosts a website telling you how many blocks you have
moved
L1457[23:42:27] <snowden89> in the
game
L1458[23:42:34] <OmniMC> uhhhh
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L1460[23:42:35] <snowden89> accessible
outside of the game :P
L1461[23:42:45] <Saphire> and it's using
a real TCP connection to do that
L1462[23:42:46] <Saphire> snowden89:
uh
L1463[23:42:50] <Saphire> problem is that
there is no listening sockets in OC
L1464[23:42:55] <Saphire> (because
security, duh)
L1465[23:43:03] <Mimiru> snowden89, my
mod that adds listening sockets isn't done yet.. :P
L1466[23:43:05] <OmniMC> no clue how to
do that and there goes my browser
L1467[23:43:21] <gamax92> Saphire: or is
there ... cue Mimiru's mod or something
L1468[23:43:21] <snowden89> yeah i know
would be a risk overwise
L1469[23:43:21] <gamax92> tata
L1470[23:43:21] <Saphire> heh
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L1472[23:43:21] <snowden89> but would be
a fun circle
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L1474[23:44:02] <Saphire> that would be
such a fun security risk though
L1475[23:44:06] <OmniMC> tip: do not add
on to the screen when wocchat is loaded
L1476[23:45:05] <gamax92> wocchat may or
may not be throughly tested
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L1478[23:45:11] <gamax92> mostly may
not
L1479[23:45:57] <OmniMC> well it works
surprisingly well
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L1481[23:46:25] <OmniMC> now can i play
stuff like flappy bird on here X)
L1482[23:47:23] <snowden89> lol just do
everything the old school way always shutdown the pc before
plugging any device to your pc
L1483[23:47:26] <maumagro> anyone?
L1484[23:47:59] <gamax92> hello
L1485[23:48:14] <OmniMC> am i able to
hook this pc up without a keyboard
L1486[23:48:23] <OmniMC> i mean be able
to type from a distance
L1487[23:48:34] <gamax92> keyboards must
be directly attached to the screen
L1488[23:48:37] <snowden89> tablet?
L1489[23:48:41] <snowden89> or
touchscreen
L1490[23:48:43] <snowden89> ?
L1491[23:48:49] <gamax92> otherwise
tablet and maybe some remote input software
L1492[23:49:05] <snowden89> ie a client
on the tablet that sends input to the server
L1493[23:49:10] <snowden89> ie your big
ass screen
L1494[23:49:19] <snowden89> be like a
proper evil scientest
L1495[23:49:25] <gamax92> hehe
L1496[23:50:30] <OmniMC> was planning on
having a mission control like screen and acces it from a different
locatiob
L1497[23:50:34] <OmniMC> location*
L1498[23:50:34] <snowden89> and pull out
your remote to open all the traps and draw an ascii smilly
L1499[23:50:47] <snowden89> on the big
screen
L1500[23:51:32] <OmniMC> and i cant
install oppm on the tablet
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L1503[23:52:57] <Saphire> FINALLY he
explained what he wants to do
L1504[23:53:14] <Saphire> i mean the end
goal
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L1506[23:56:59] <Mimiru> Ugh fuck this I
can't figure out the new cofhapi
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L1508[23:57:43] <Mimiru>
api.transport.RegistryEnderAttuned is gone,
core.RegistryEnderAttuned is useless afaict
L1509[23:57:45] <Mimiru> and I'm going to
bed
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