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L3[00:01:49] <TYKUHN2> Pokemon Go huge
success at increasing Darwin award nominees!
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L6[00:04:18] <TYKUHN2> My coding.
L7[00:04:20] <TYKUHN2> Jesus.
L8[00:05:58] <Antheus> I captured a pokemon
in my bathroom while taking a shit
L9[00:06:02] <Antheus> then the app
crashed
L10[00:07:58] <TYKUHN2> Aye aye aye
L11[00:08:03] <TYKUHN2> Technically that
worked
L12[00:08:12] <TYKUHN2> But that's in
bytecode and I want text!
L13[00:10:01] <TYKUHN2> Well it worked.
Issue is I completely failed at following my own specfication
L14[00:10:12] <TYKUHN2> I'll push it to a
repo now
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L16[00:10:42] <Tazz> yay for breaking C++'s
stack frames XD
L17[00:10:56] <maumagro> Hello
everyone
L18[00:12:01] <TYKUHN2> Hehe
L19[00:12:04] <TYKUHN2> Hello!
L20[00:12:11] <TYKUHN2> My changelog is
split on the 12:00 mark
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L23[00:15:43] <TYKUHN2> I don't understand
git well but meh
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L26[00:16:21] <Tazz> anything you need help
with regarding git?
L27[00:16:22] <TYKUHN2> I'll implement the
final feature starting tomorrow/8 houts. Should be easier than I
expect
L28[00:16:24] <Tazz> Im decent at it
XD
L29[00:17:48] <TYKUHN2> No one has made an
Unmanaged harddrive program yet right?
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L31[00:23:57] <TYKUHN2> gamax you on?
L32[00:24:05] <gamax92> nope
L33[00:24:10] <TYKUHN2> What's fstools
about?
L34[00:25:09] <TYKUHN2> Raw
filesystems?
L35[00:25:27] <gamax92> TYKUHN2: fslib,
used by socfs driver (worthless) and msdos driver (fat 12 and fat
16)
L36[00:25:40] <gamax92> and then mountfs, a
mounting tool to help use the drivers
L37[00:26:22] <TYKUHN2> Not familiar with
this
L38[00:28:12] <gamax92> TYKUHN2: I wouldn't
have expected you to be
L39[00:28:58] <TYKUHN2> What does msdosfs
do?
L40[00:29:19] <gamax92> it's a FAT12 or
FAT16 driver
L41[00:29:35] <TYKUHN2> I'm really
confused
L42[00:29:43] <gamax92> why
L44[00:30:04] <TYKUHN2> Unmanaged
HDDs?
L45[00:30:14] <gamax92> what about
them
L46[00:30:28] <TYKUHN2> MSDos for Unmanaged
HDDs?
L47[00:30:54] <gamax92> I don't have a
unmanaged hdd to device wrapper
L48[00:31:06] <TYKUHN2> I'm confused what
it does exactly
L49[00:31:33] <gamax92> mounts a FAT12 or
FAT16 device
L50[00:31:42] <gamax92> or well, is the
driver to access that
L51[00:32:35] <TYKUHN2> I'm assuming an
addon mod?
L52[00:32:41] <gamax92> ?
L53[00:33:28] <gamax92> why would you
assume that
L54[00:34:20] <TYKUHN2> What's this FAT16
device? I am lost for some reason
L55[00:34:44] <gamax92> the device is not
FAT16 the contents of the device are
L56[00:34:57] <gamax92> imagine something
like /dev/sda1 /dev/fd0
L57[00:35:00] <gamax92> those are
devices
L58[00:35:24] <gamax92> in OC, the raw
devices we have that I can think of would be say something like a
computronics tape and an unmanaged hdd
L59[00:35:32] <gamax92> since both of those
can store raw data
L60[00:36:48] <TYKUHN2> So you read that
and add them to the managed FS?
L61[00:37:15] <gamax92> what is 'that' and
'them'
L62[00:37:30] <TYKUHN2> Read the unmanaged
HDD and add the files to a Managed FS?
L63[00:37:58] <gamax92> yes
L64[00:38:02] <gamax92> that's what the
driver does
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L67[00:39:42] <gamax92> the driver
interprets the device contents as a filesystem and creates a
virtual managed FS
L68[00:41:32] <TYKUHN2> Seems like a
specification of space usage
L69[00:41:39] <gamax92> what?
L70[00:42:17] <TYKUHN2> Seems as if a lot
of space is used for not much purpose. Physical world I guess it's
to make sure everything plays nice
L71[00:42:29] <gamax92> >_>
L72[00:42:36] <gamax92> do you know what a
filesystem is?
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L74[00:43:19] <gamax92> in the real world
we have these things called hard drives, they store large amounts
of arbitrary data.
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L76[00:44:52] <gamax92> then we put
filesystems on them so that this blob of arbitrary data is not a
description of directories and files and file contents and what
not
L77[00:45:02] <gamax92> is now*
L78[00:46:20] <gamax92> FAT is one of ways
of describing directories and files, just like ext2 or NTFS or HFS
or whatever else
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L92[01:35:29] <Pigpork> Hi
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L95[01:41:05] <Pigpork> is magik6k ever
active?
L96[01:41:12] <Pigpork> on the irc
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L98[01:41:52] <Pigpork> ...
L99[01:43:46] <Pigpork> can anyone see this
comment?
L100[01:44:03] <Tazz> no>?
L101[01:45:12] <Pigpork> dam
L102[01:46:24] <Pigpork> do you know a
program that rapidly clicks a button (like the middle mouse
button)
L103[01:50:04] <Pigpork> damn!
L104[01:50:18] <Pigpork> why nobody is
active?!
L105[01:50:25] <Tazz> Im busy working on
my compiler XD
L106[01:50:42] <Cruor> IRC != Instant
Reply Channel :I
L107[01:50:49] <Tazz> ^^ XD
L108[01:51:06] <Tazz> Cruor, wanna see a
weird thing my compiler is doing? XD
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L110[01:51:10] <Cruor> sure :I
L112[01:52:20] <Cruor> 100? .-.
L113[01:52:30] <Tazz> yeah that would be
the expected result
L114[01:52:38] <Tazz> however it fails to
execute for some reason Xd
L115[01:52:40] <Tazz> however
L117[01:53:18] <Tazz> for what reason?
idfk
L119[01:53:35] <Cruor> :I
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L121[01:56:26] <Pigpork> whats a
complier?
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L123[01:59:54] <Cruor> Pigpork: the evil
thing that does evil stuff to your code
L125[02:00:20] <Tazz> they can be evil
yes
L126[02:00:25] <Tazz> however they are fun
to write :D
L127[02:03:21] <Pigpork> is it weird that
idk how to code but like oc?
L128[02:03:45] <Saphire> uh?
L129[02:03:48] <Saphire> Not really
L130[02:04:04] <Saphire> Some people like
computers but don't know anything about how they work
L131[02:04:12] <Pigpork> k
L132[02:04:37] <Pigpork> and do know about
the "secure os" loot disk?
L133[02:06:50] <Saphire> sure
L134[02:06:53] <Saphire> what about
it?
L135[02:07:09] <Pigpork> do you know how
to use it\
L136[02:07:27] <Pigpork> cause when i try
to give a password and usename it said wrong password
L137[02:08:28] <gamax92> something in my
room produces too much heat
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L139[02:08:40] <gamax92> where if the door
is closed it gets hot
L140[02:08:57] <gamax92> but I need door
to be closed or else the cat does stupid things
L141[02:09:51] <Antheus> Your
computer?
L142[02:10:01] <Pigpork> es
L143[02:10:03] <Pigpork> yes
L144[02:10:10] <Antheus> That's my
issue
L145[02:10:14] <Pigpork> how to register
in secure os
L146[02:10:25] <Antheus> It's nice during
the winter, but awful during the summer w/no AC
L147[02:10:42] <Pigpork> how hot is in
your place
L148[02:11:03] <gamax92> lemme
check]
L149[02:11:13] <Pigpork> where i live is
like 33 celsius
L150[02:11:55] <gamax92> 87F or
~30.5C
L151[02:12:36] <Pigpork> so whats your fav
os in oc?
L152[02:12:49] <gamax92> OpenOS?
L153[02:13:47] <Pigpork> and is 3d
games/programs possible in oc
L154[02:14:23] <Saphire> uh
L155[02:14:30] <Saphire> depending on your
dfinition of 3D
L156[02:14:34] <Pigpork> i mean the game
doom
L157[02:14:36] <Pigpork> doom 1
L158[02:14:48] <Pigpork> or
wolfenstein
L159[02:14:54] <Saphire> with low
resolution, but i think it is
L160[02:15:42] <Pigpork> k
L161[02:16:18] <Pigpork> i wonder but is
windows 1-3 possible in oc (google it if u dont know)
L162[02:16:33] <Saphire> >google if you
don't know
L163[02:16:36] <Saphire> lol
L164[02:16:48] <Saphire> i think everyone
here knows what it is ._.
L165[02:16:49] <Pigpork> but is it
possible?
L166[02:16:50] <Pigpork> in oc
L167[02:16:52] <gamax92> No no, you have
to use 8 year old speak
L168[02:17:04] <Pigpork> nope im 15
L169[02:17:16] <Saphire> gamax92: ah,
sorry, *every1 *u
L170[02:17:28] <gamax92> there you go,
that sounds better
L171[02:17:43] <Saphire> Pigpork: check
out "MineOS" thing
L172[02:17:50] <Saphire> (which is not
actually OS)
L173[02:17:57] <Pigpork> i know about
it
L174[02:18:02] <Saphire> But yes, you can
do something similar
L175[02:18:10] <Pigpork> but most programs
crash in mineos
L176[02:18:26] <Saphire> HAH. IN YOUR
FACE. (face of author of mineos i mean)
L177[02:18:32] <gamax92> Saphire: help us
not Russians by translating more Russian text to English
L178[02:18:38] <Saphire> (that guy is...
asshole to be honest)
L179[02:18:47] <gamax92> oh, I guess
that'd be a no then
L180[02:18:51] <Pigpork> and the crash log
is in russian, damn it
L181[02:18:51] <Saphire> yeah
L182[02:18:56] <Saphire> Pigpork:
heh
L183[02:19:14] <Saphire> he doesn't
accepts PRs
L184[02:19:18] *
gamax92 applies automatic translation then ... even though most
translator seem to fail horribly
L185[02:19:32] <Saphire> gamax92: just
don't translate variable names
L186[02:19:34] <Saphire> and the
comments
L187[02:19:53] <Pigpork> the author of
mineos should at least use google translate
L188[02:19:59] <gamax92> no
L189[02:20:09] <Saphire> Pigpork: a bit of
problem in OpenComputers is that screen resolution is... low
L190[02:20:28] <Saphire> gamax92: that guy
won't do a sane locale/translation system
L191[02:20:57] <Pigpork> why nobody made
ms-dos for oc ?
L192[02:20:59] <gamax92> an id to string
translation table
L193[02:21:00] <Saphire> i swear he will
make some kind of hideous thing to automatically replace russian
output with english one
L194[02:21:12] <Saphire> gamax92: i once
made a PR of installer that used that
L195[02:21:20] <gamax92> but then
declined
L196[02:21:27] <Saphire> got reply:
"i don't want to uderstand your code"
L197[02:21:32] <gamax92> >_>
L198[02:21:35] <Saphire> (i bet he didn't
even checked it)
L199[02:22:01] <Saphire> Pigpork: LINUX
MASTERRACE
L200[02:22:06] <gamax92> Pigpork: why
would we want to use DOS
L201[02:22:20] <Pigpork> way more
programs
L202[02:22:25] <Saphire> ...
L203[02:22:26] <Saphire> ah
L204[02:22:27] <gamax92> ...
L205[02:22:31] <Saphire> aaaaahhh, i
see
L206[02:22:38] <Saphire> he meant
literally MS-DOS
L207[02:22:53] <Saphire> as in, x86 (or
what was before actually?) MS-DOS
L208[02:22:56] <Saphire> well
L209[02:22:58] <Pigpork> and 0.0000000001%
of people use linux
L210[02:23:08] <Saphire> Pigpork: wow,
that's...
L211[02:23:11] <gamax92> great statistics
you pulled out of your ass
L212[02:23:27] <Pigpork> the truth is
almost as that
L213[02:23:27] <Saphire> that calls for
WA
L214[02:24:58] <Pigpork> i will give
1000000 dollars to someone who can make a internet browser in
oc
L215[02:25:13] <gamax92> yeah sure you
will
L216[02:25:47] <Saphire> that's... zero
_point_ _zero_ _ZERO_ seven two eight people using linux
L217[02:26:02] <Saphire> aka 0.00728
people
L218[02:26:25] <Pigpork> then why nobody
made a internet browser for oc but people have made it for cc?
(like wtf)
L219[02:26:36] <Saphire> uh
L220[02:26:43] <Saphire> define
"browser"
L221[02:27:02] <Pigpork> a program that
can view different live pages
L222[02:27:16] <Pigpork> like tcp or
ip
L223[02:27:21] <gamax92> Saphire: no no
shhh, don't encourage the 8 year old
L224[02:27:30] <Saphire> gamax92: too
late
L225[02:27:34] <Saphire> *2late
L226[02:27:46] <Pigpork> ?
L227[02:27:51] <gamax92> Saphire: yes but
we can stop! just ignore them and then eventually they'll just
leave :)
L228[02:28:01] <gamax92> and then we can
party! /ignored
L229[02:28:17] <Pigpork> idk what
happens...... *facepalm
L230[02:28:30] <Pigpork> happened
L231[02:28:45] <Saphire> *what's
happening
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L233[02:29:19] <gamax92> I do need to go
write a unmanaged drive wrapper
L234[02:29:33] <Pigpork> du know how to
use the irc client loot disk?
L235[02:29:44] <Saphire> Pigpork: insert
loot disk, launch client
L236[02:29:44] <Pigpork> do*
L237[02:30:01] <Pigpork> but theres only
me chatting
L238[02:30:28] <gamax92> dammit Saphire
don't make me have to ignore you too :/
L239[02:30:56] *
Saphire ignores *
L240[02:31:01] <Pigpork> gamax:
umadbro?
L241[02:31:53] <gamax92> I think plan9k
had a wrapper, could port that and maybe make it use 1.6's devfs
system
L242[02:32:42] <Saphire> uh, devfs is
openos feature? oh wai, you meant the new device info thing?
L243[02:33:05] <Pigpork> candy
wrappers
L244[02:33:06] <gamax92> Saphire: iirc
payonel wrote a devfs system that should be in 1.6 now
L245[02:33:17] <gamax92> also I don't get
the point of that device info stuff
L246[02:34:52] <gamax92> Saphire: but
yeah, before devfs, my tapefs wrapper just creates a fake
filesystem component where it has one file, data.raw
L247[02:35:25] <Pigpork> and whats the
point for tmp? when i delete it, nothing happens.
L248[02:35:33] <Pigpork> tmp folder
L249[02:35:52] <gamax92> Saphire: it
exists if there's a tape in the drive, and vanishes when you remove
the tape, can't add any other files and cannot delete
data.raw
L250[02:36:12] <Saphire> i see
L251[02:36:28] <gamax92> It was the best
solution at the time :P
L252[02:36:43] <Pigpork> and why when i
insert a empty floppy or hard drive in a computer 512 bytes were
used?
L254[02:36:58] <gamax92> and then Sangar
broke it all D:< and I had to write vcomponent
L255[02:37:26] <Saphire> gamax92: how
so?
L256[02:37:44] <Saphire> i mean, how it
got broken by sangar?
L257[02:38:02] <gamax92> Saphire: well so
before, you would just make a table of functions, and then pass it
to a mount function inside the filesystem api
L258[02:38:26] <Pigpork> and when i type a
message in irc it said "no default target set. Use /msg or
/join to set". What to do?
L259[02:38:32] <gamax92> then it got
changed where it now calls things from the component itself instead
of the mount table, and since there was no actual component there
it'd break
L260[02:38:54] <gamax92> so, now we use
vcomponent to inject a fake component so that the filesystem api
doesn't die
L261[02:38:57] <Saphire> ah
L262[02:39:07] <Pigpork> can anyone help
me with that?
L263[02:40:07] <gamax92> Saphire: what's
your opinion for stuff like device naming for unmanaged drives or
tapes
L264[02:40:21] <Pigpork> can i getting
ignored or everyones dead?
L265[02:40:24] <Pigpork> am*
L266[02:40:29] <gamax92> right now it just
does tapeN where N is 1, 2, 3, etc
L267[02:40:31] <Antheus> we all ded
L268[02:40:39] <Pigpork> died*
L269[02:40:46] <Antheus> no ded
L270[02:40:57] <Pigpork> i need help wth
the irc loot disk
L271[02:41:02] <gamax92> Saphire: drives
can just be sda
L272[02:41:12] <gamax92> and then b, c, so
on
L274[02:41:35] <Antheus> make sure you are
connected to a server with /server <server> and then join a
channel w /join #<channel>
L276[02:41:57] <gamax92> is that st0 or
sta?
L277[02:42:01] <Pigpork> can you give me
this channel's name/id
L278[02:42:18] <Antheus> server =
irc.esper.net | channel = #oc
L279[02:42:27] <Pigpork> k
L280[02:42:29] <Saphire> sta
L281[02:42:43] <gamax92> oh okay, I guess
I can work with that then
L282[02:43:06] <gamax92> last time I
looked there was some really odd naming scheme that's probably
before everything went through the SCSI system
L283[02:43:32] <Antheus> if for some
reason it's not working, try doing "/msg #<channel>
test
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L285[02:43:41] <Woodman> hi
L286[02:43:48] <Antheus> \o
L287[02:43:54] <Saphire> wai
L288[02:43:58] <Saphire> seems to be
st0
L289[02:44:02] <gamax92> oh, heh.
L290[02:44:03] <Woodman> this is pigporks
second username
L291[02:44:09] <Saphire> yup, st0 and
etc
L292[02:44:14] <gamax92> Saphire: thought
so
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L294[02:44:19] <Woodman> quit
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L296[02:44:30] <Antheus> .-.
L297[02:45:22] <gamax92> heh
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L299[02:45:31] <gamax92> I wonder what
happens if you had 27 drives attached to a computer
L300[02:45:38] *
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L301[02:45:41] <Pigpork> hi im from my oc
computer
L302[02:45:43] <Saphire> sdaa?
L303[02:46:05] <gamax92> >w>
L304[02:46:05] <Antheus> acdc
L305[02:46:13] <Pigpork> but could you get
banned from a oc computer?
L306[02:46:17] <Antheus> yes
L307[02:46:19] <gamax92> Saphire: I could
fire up virtualbox and test this
L308[02:46:25] <Antheus> it would ban your
IP Address
L309[02:46:34] <Antheus> or if it is on a
server, that servers IP address iirc
L310[02:46:39] <Antheus> and your
username
L311[02:46:41] <Antheus> maybe
L312[02:46:45] <gamax92> Saphire: should
I? It's for science!
L313[02:46:50] <Antheus> do it!
L314[02:47:00] <Pigpork> but i think my oc
computer have a differnent ip than my real pc
L315[02:47:08] <Saphire> gamax92: go
on
L316[02:47:12] <gamax92> alright
L317[02:47:32] <Antheus> no
L318[02:47:34] <Antheus> it doesnot
L319[02:47:38] <gamax92> oh nvm
L321[02:47:53] <gamax92> so it just does
aa
L322[02:48:15] <gamax92> or atleast for
that driver
L323[02:48:30] <Pigpork> and its annoying
to have to use a t1 graphicscard while using a internet card
L324[02:48:47] <Antheus> use a creative
case
L325[02:48:49] <Antheus> or an APU
L326[02:49:01] <Pigpork> im in survival
and no cheats enabled
L327[02:49:30] <gamax92> Saphire: attach
18278 hard drives to a computer \o/
L328[02:50:09] <Pigpork> and what happens
if i change the config so that my oc computer have 2gb ram?
L329[02:50:51] ***
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L330[02:50:51] <Pigpork> cause on default
you can have 2mb max ram
L331[02:51:25] <Saphire> gamax92: and then
make a FS driver and pratitioning so we can have /dev/sda1!
L332[02:51:50] <Saphire> Oooh, what's the
max components for the server?
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L334[02:51:56] *
Saphire grins
L335[02:52:01] <Pigpork> i think there
should a config in oc to change the cpu speed
L336[02:52:06] <gamax92> yeah, you will
have long exceeded the component count limit :P
L337[02:52:09] <Pigpork> like for
ram
L338[02:52:25] <Saphire> /dev/sdaa on
server :D
L339[02:52:33] <gamax92> ooh
L340[02:53:11] <gamax92> I wonder how many
server you'd need + networking cards to simulate having 18000
drives attached to one computer
L341[02:53:11] <Pigpork> can you lag a
server with oc?
L342[02:53:27] <gamax92> several of them
would just be virtual components that wrap a remote one over the
network, but still
L343[02:54:15] <Pigpork> and can i send
files wirelessly to multiple computers?
L344[02:54:24] <gamax92> payonel wakes up
with an Issue report: OpenOS cannot handle X amount of drives
L345[02:54:49] <Pigpork> use mineos
L346[02:54:59] <Pigpork> or any other
os
L347[02:55:15] <Saphire> gamax92:
oooooh!
L348[02:55:20] <Saphire> UUID
collision
L349[02:55:25] <gamax92> X3
L350[02:55:25] <Saphire> well, first
characters collision
L351[02:55:39] <Saphire> what will
happen?
L352[02:55:49] <Pigpork> and whats
hologram projecter for other than decoration?
L353[02:55:56] <Pigpork> good for*
L354[02:56:00] <gamax92> oh you mean if
two drives start out with the same three letters?
L355[02:56:06] <Saphire> gamax92:
yup
L356[02:56:30] <Pigpork> eeee
L357[02:56:32] <Saphire> does the
vcomponent pushes the device connected event?
L358[02:56:38] <gamax92> yeah
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L360[02:56:50] <gamax92> party time~
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L362[02:57:39] <gamax92> Saphire: I
remember when there was a bug in the filesystem api where removing
a drive from the computer didn't properly unmount it, so each time
you'd put the drive back in, you'd get an increasing amount of
letters
L363[02:57:45] <gamax92> which makes me
think it should probably handle it
L364[02:57:47] <Pigpork> how many people
are using irc from a oc computer?
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L366[02:58:21] <Saphire> gamax92: BUT IS
THERE A LIMIT TO THIS?
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L368[02:58:29] <Temia> Done it on a lark
once.
L369[02:58:30] <gamax92> but still that
was funny, never did test what happens if you had the full uuid
already, then it couldn't use any more letters to create a non in
use folder
L370[02:58:34] <gamax92> Temia!
L371[02:58:35] <Saphire> inb4
"Busted"
L372[02:58:36] <gamax92> you're
alive
L373[02:58:44] <Temia> debateable.
L374[02:58:47] *
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L376[02:58:51] <gamax92> D:
L377[02:58:53] <Pigpork> plot twist:
everyones dead
L378[02:58:55] <Saphire> not anymore
L379[02:59:06] *
Saphire makes dragon zombie noises
L380[02:59:28] <Temia> I woke up from some
crummy dream about a world hours away from death that tried to pull
a screamer on me.
L381[03:00:32] <Saphire> eeep
L382[03:00:37] *
Saphire hugs Temia!
L383[03:00:55] <gamax92> Temia: you're not
injured are you?
L384[03:01:02] <Temia> What?
L385[03:01:43] <Pigpork> who likes
cookies
L386[03:01:56] <Pigpork> internet
cookies*
L387[03:02:31] <gamax92> Temia: perhaps I
misunderstood, which would be better if I did
L388[03:02:37] *
Saphire nibbles on harddrive cookies
L389[03:02:55] <Pigpork> a harddrive made
out of cookies
L390[03:02:55] <Temia> The world in the
dream was almost dead.
L391[03:03:19] <gamax92> :< I hate
nightmares like that
L392[03:03:36] <Pigpork> because yo mama
sat on the world
L393[03:04:24] <Temia> The sun had long
burnt out and the population was in the double digits, composed of
breaking down manmade machines and biological experiments whose DNA
was unravelling from a killswitch.
L394[03:04:39] <Pigpork> nice dream
L395[03:04:51] <Saphire> Temia: ow
L396[03:04:51] <Pigpork> should've made a
map/ game of it
L397[03:04:58] <Temia> Meh.
L398[03:05:09] <Temia> Not my kind of
story, thanks.
L399[03:05:12] *
Saphire hugs Temia
L400[03:05:29] <Saphire> Fucking angst is
never nice.
L401[03:06:06] <Pigpork> does anyone want
to visit my mc mars base?
L402[03:06:40] *
gamax92 hugs Temia, death dreams are the worst :c
L403[03:07:12] <Izaya> this is why I like
never remembering the dreams even if I do manage to hit REM
sleep
L404[03:07:41] <Temia> I dunno, I've had
some nice inspiring dreams before.
L405[03:07:42] <gamax92> I don't dream
that often, or atleast remember often
L406[03:07:49] <Temia> This was not one of
them.
L407[03:07:56] <Pigpork> i almost never
have dreams
L408[03:11:33] <Pigpork> can you run the
irc program without a internet card?
L409[03:12:14] <Inari> technically
L410[03:12:44] <Pigpork> k. ima try this
now
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L415[03:13:53] <Pigpork> you lied
L416[03:14:00] <gamax92> no she
didn't
L417[03:14:08] <Pigpork> the irc program
cant run without the internet card
L418[03:14:16] <gamax92> technically it
can
L419[03:14:32] <Pigpork> what do you mean
"technically"?
L420[03:14:37] <gamax92> it just exhibits
different behavior depending if there is an internet card or
not
L421[03:14:40] <gamax92> but it still
ran
L422[03:14:59] <Pigpork> it said it needed
a internet card to run
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L424[03:15:19] <gamax92> mmhm, and because
you saw that message that means the program ran
L425[03:15:37] <Pigpork> *facepalmed
desk
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L431[03:19:04] <Inari> Pigpork: i dont
know which program you mean exactly
L432[03:19:09] <Inari> but IRC itself
needs no internet card
L433[03:19:16] <Inari> it could have other
means of communication with other IRC compatible software
L434[03:19:16] <gamax92> Inari: the irc
loot disk
L435[03:19:19] <Inari> such as
redstone
L436[03:19:58] <Pigpork> k
L437[03:20:34] <Temia> Redstone... that'd
require up to 25 seconds to send a packet.
L438[03:20:40] <Inari> sure
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L440[03:20:42] <Inari> but it would
work
L441[03:20:42] <Inari> :)
L442[03:20:54] <Pigpork> whats the point
of giant screens/monitors?
L443[03:20:56] <Temia> er, wait, no,
miscalculated. 13
L444[03:21:01] <gamax92> Temia: sounds
like my internet :v
L445[03:21:09] <Pigpork> sounds like my
4g
L446[03:21:12] <Temia> Pigpork: public
display
L447[03:21:18] <Inari> Pigpork: public
viewing, seeing stuff from furhte raway
L448[03:22:15] <Pigpork> if you could
choose a planet in this solar system as your base/home, which one
would u choose?
L449[03:22:53] <Temia> Titan.
L450[03:23:59] <Pigpork> i would choose
mars
L451[03:24:09] <Inari> depends
L452[03:24:14] <Temia> Boooring. Everyone
chooses Mars.
L453[03:24:17] <Inari> usually i'd say
earth
L454[03:24:27] <Inari> you'd get kinda
terrible internet and shopping possiiblities everwhere else
L455[03:25:00] <Inari> hm
L456[03:25:17] <Inari> thats actaully
interesting, did anyone ever propose for how internet should work
when we colonize mars? :D
L457[03:25:48] <Temia> Probably a
laser.
L458[03:26:27] <Inari> sure, but thats
still 5 minutes...
L459[03:26:37] <gamax92> a grid of
lasers
L460[03:26:45] <gamax92> also geez it's
raining hard
L461[03:26:50] <gamax92> and
lightning
L462[03:26:53] <Temia> Of course it is.
Cloud mirroring would probably be necessary.
L463[03:28:18] <Inari> so if i happen to
access a page that hasnt been accessed before i get a waiting page
while it is being fetched? :D
L464[03:28:31] <Temia> Probably.
L465[03:28:49] *
Saphire wants to play planeshift o..o
L466[03:28:50] <Inari> chating with
marsians would be weird
L467[03:28:57] <Temia> Or who knows, maybe
we'll perfect quantum entanglement for data transmission
beforehand.
L468[03:29:01] *
Saphire halts on character creation
L469[03:29:09] <Inari> you cant use that
for data transmission :s
L470[03:29:28] <Saphire> wouldn't quantum
entanglement data transmission violate physics?
L471[03:29:38] <Inari> nah, from what i
know it just makes no sense
L472[03:29:42] <Saphire> you can't
transfer info FTL, can you?
L473[03:29:49] <Temia> Sure you can, just,
uh...
L474[03:29:52] <Inari> basically you
measure the entangled thing and you know the other side has the
opposite
L475[03:29:57] <Temia> Hey, look, a
three-headed moeblob!
L476[03:30:01] <Inari> not sure how that
would help by communicating
L477[03:30:03] <gamax92> where :O
L478[03:30:05] <Inari> -by
L479[03:30:14] *
snowden89 wonders how many languages have been made with the vision
of being the Next language that would be used for
everything
L480[03:30:25] <Saphire> snowden89:
sec
L481[03:30:32] *
Temia yoinks
L483[03:30:33] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name:
Standards Posted on: 7/20/2011
L484[03:30:38] <Inari> snowden89: i'd love
a unified language :D
L485[03:31:10] <snowden89> lol yeah i have
seen that one a few times
L486[03:31:19] <gamax92> snowden89: none
because people recognize that one size doesn't fit all and that
certain features are good for things and bad at other things
L487[03:31:22] <snowden89> I dont see it
happening :P
L488[03:31:48] <snowden89> Inari: no tool
is that great that it would work for everything
L489[03:32:11] <snowden89> except
javascript
L490[03:32:22] <snowden89> but like using
the wrong screwdriver on a screw
L491[03:32:22] <Inari> snowden89: i
disagree
L492[03:32:39] <snowden89> the damage
caused by the javascript implementation will forever scar it
:p
L493[03:32:43] <Inari> screwdriver morphs
to fit screw
L494[03:32:44] <Inari> :)
L495[03:33:21] <snowden89> I am hopeful
your disagreement would see fruit as it sounds great
L496[03:33:31] <Inari> nah, it'll see
lewd
L497[03:33:46] <gamax92> it'll see the
lewd realm?
L498[03:35:15] <gamax92> shutting computer
off, storm is causing power flickers
L499[03:38:56] <Inari> get a UPS :D
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L503[03:44:34] <Antheus> I haven't had a
power outage since a few months ago
L504[03:44:47] <Antheus> and that was
because the transformer that powers my house blew up
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L506[03:55:37] <gamax92> Internet went out
for s little bit
L507[03:56:56] <Antheus> rip
L508[03:58:29] <Pigpork> is the any
servers with oc?
L509[03:58:41] <Temia> Exploding cans of
mineral oil, always fun
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L511[04:00:14] <Forecaster> Iyam
awake!
L512[04:02:09] <Pigpork> and what should i
do with a million copper ingots?
L513[04:03:14] <Forecaster> make a giant
statue
L514[04:04:22] <Pigpork> lol
L515[04:07:27] <Pigpork> is there a os
which require less ram than openos?
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L519[04:09:16] <Pigpork> ping pong
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L521[04:11:55] <Inari> Pigpork: maybe,
why
L522[04:12:13] <Forecaster> just download
more wam
L523[04:12:23] <Pigpork> because one of my
computers has a out of memory error
L524[04:12:27] <Pigpork> and whats
wam?
L526[04:13:47] <Pigpork> lol
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L528[04:14:17] <Forecaster> actually
that's been edited to garbage
L529[04:14:26] <Forecaster> here's a
better video
L531[04:14:27] <MichiBot>
DEDOTADED
WAM | length:
36s | Likes:
9585 Dislikes:
234 Views:
904364 | by
Zodiax
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L533[04:15:56] <Pigpork> k
L534[04:16:13] <snowden89> david cameron
is that oyu?
L535[04:16:37] <snowden89> i am kind of
going nuts right now.
L536[04:16:46] <snowden89> i feel like i
should give up on this day
L537[04:16:59] <Pigpork> i figured out a
way for infinte rocket fuel in galacticraft
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L539[04:17:31] <Pigpork> steps 1. take oil
2. refine it
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L541[04:18:24] <Pigpork> gg
L542[04:19:00] <Forecaster> step 3:
profit
L543[04:19:50] <Pigpork> step1. sel rocket
fuel 2. ??? 3. profit
L544[04:19:54] <Pigpork> sell
L545[04:28:00] <Forecaster> pretty sure
you don't need a "???" after selling it :P
L546[04:32:05] <Pigpork> its a meme
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L548[04:33:07] <Inari> hm
L549[04:33:18] <Pigpork> what
electricity/power source you think is the best in
industrialcraft/galacticraft?
L550[04:33:51] <Forecaster> a meme that
never actually includes "sell" :P
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L552[04:34:12] <Pigpork> dam
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L555[04:35:53] <Pigpork> and whats the
point of robots, if building, mining manually is way more
effiecient and easier?
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L559[04:39:13] <Pigpork> i got a wierd
error
L560[04:39:32] <Forecaster> you can have
many robots, but only one of you
L561[04:40:12] <Pigpork> when i remove a
graphic card( i have two) the computer said "Unrecoverable
Error no such component"
L562[04:40:36] <Forecaster> that's because
it's using the gpu to output to the screen...
L563[04:40:48] <Pigpork> but i have two
graphic cards
L564[04:41:06] <Forecaster> it doesn't
magically switch when you remove the one it's using
L565[04:42:00] <Pigpork> in oc1.5 this
error didnt exist
L566[04:42:09] <Forecaster> but now it
does
L567[04:42:25] <Izaya> so I have a 2715
character (unminified) FORTH implementation
L568[04:42:27] <Izaya> in Lua
L569[04:42:34] <Izaya> :D
L570[04:42:39] <Forecaster> nice :P
L571[04:42:46] <snowden89> that seems
expected
L572[04:42:48] <Izaya> need to get IF
working properly but
L573[04:42:53] <Izaya> well
L574[04:42:55] <snowden89> a GPU should
never be hotswappable
L575[04:42:58] <Izaya> rather I need an IF
statement
L576[04:43:02] <Izaya> the question
is
L577[04:43:12] <Izaya> ANSI FORTH style or
classic FORTH style?
L578[04:43:39] <Pigpork> is there any
intergration between oc and galacticraft?
L579[04:43:49] <Forecaster> probably
L580[04:44:10] <snowden89> i beleive there
is
L581[04:44:27] <Pigpork> but i cant find
any programs for galacticraft
L582[04:44:49] <Forecaster> intergration
!= programs
L583[04:44:54] <Pigpork> i know
L584[04:45:16] <Pigpork> but nobody made
any programs for galacticraft in oc
L585[04:45:34] <Pigpork> if there is a
program gimme the link
L586[04:45:35] <Forecaster> people
probably have made plenty
L587[04:45:39] <snowden89> because the
programs that exist did enough that it was not needed?
L588[04:45:41] <Forecaster> just haven't
shared them
L589[04:45:55] <Forecaster> oc is about
making your own programs
L590[04:46:00] <Pigpork> did you made any
programs for oc?
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L592[04:46:26] <snowden89> i made a
few
L593[04:46:37] <snowden89> i had galactic
craft installed
L594[04:46:58] <snowden89> it was mainly
aq screen that went hello Dave, my name is HAL
L595[04:47:03] <snowden89> when you opened
the door...
L596[04:47:08] <snowden89> on the
screen
L597[04:47:11] <Pigpork> can you share
them?
L598[04:47:16] <snowden89> but it still is
a program
L599[04:47:27] <snowden89> even if it is
really just a basic switch
L600[04:47:43] <snowden89> nah
L601[04:47:45] <Pigpork> can you share the
programs cause the code showcase forums is dead
L602[04:47:57] <snowden89> i dont like to
share my lua vomit
L603[04:48:03] <snowden89> it is painful
to look at
L604[04:48:25] <Pigpork> and have you
heard of nedocomputers mod?
L605[04:48:47] <snowden89> have you heard
of nandtotetris
L606[04:48:52] <snowden89> it sounds quiet
interesting
L607[04:49:10] <snowden89> being a virtual
hardware computer from not gates and and gates
L608[04:49:12] <Inari> have you heard of
dartmouth basic?
L609[04:49:33] <Pigpork> naw
L610[04:49:38] <Pigpork> what is it
L611[04:49:56] <snowden89> well I kow of
basic
L612[04:50:18] <snowden89> but have not
heard of dartmouth
L613[04:50:26] <Pigpork> its not a
mod
L614[04:50:29] <snowden89> googling it
now
L615[04:50:33] <snowden89> no?
L616[04:50:38] <Pigpork> i googled
it
L617[04:50:38] <snowden89> its about
basic
L619[04:51:41] <snowden89> yes
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L622[04:51:54] <snowden89> there are many
hard to use turing complete languages
L623[04:51:59] <snowden89> these days
brainfuck is one of them
L624[04:52:12] <Pigpork> the name matches
ut
L625[04:52:14] <Pigpork> it*
L626[04:52:38] <Izaya> malbolge is
fun
L627[04:54:00] <Pigpork> and i needed a
virus for oc. (please give it, srsly)
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L629[04:54:42] <Pigpork> ...
L630[04:54:54] ⇦
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L631[04:54:55] <Forecaster> no.
L633[04:55:56] <MichiBot>
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reporter thinks iPhone screen & screen protector are the same
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L634[04:56:02] <Antheus> lol
L635[04:56:04] <Inari> why do you need a
virus
L636[04:56:04] <Forecaster> Amazing
"journalism"
L637[04:56:16] <Forecaster> they
left
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L639[04:56:17] <Inari> snowden89: perl is
another
L640[04:56:18] <Inari> :D
L641[04:56:30] <Inari> Pigpork: why do you
need a virus
L642[04:56:31] <Forecaster> they
returned
L643[04:56:45] <Pigpork> i need it for
testing purposes
L644[04:56:48] <Antheus> er
L645[04:57:08] <Antheus> just have
autorun.lua run "os = require("os")
os.shutdown"
L646[04:57:12] <Antheus> or something like
that
L647[04:57:24] <Pigpork> k
L648[04:57:54] <snowden89> alas. pigpork
virus's in OC i dont feel will work the way you want them to
L649[04:58:10] <snowden89> it aint a virus
if you just have it trigger from wrong password ect
L650[04:58:27] <snowden89> it wont
replicate or spread
L651[04:58:46] <snowden89> if no one
attempts to install it on there OC terminal
L652[04:58:48] <Izaya> our computers are
too dumb for viruses to spread
L653[04:58:56] <snowden89> unless you plan
to network them all
L654[04:58:58] <Izaya> or rather
worms
L655[04:59:02] <snowden89> for every
player
L656[04:59:30] <snowden89> like everyone
has a level 1 PC connected to a modem and network port
L657[05:00:02] <Pigpork> you dont need a
modem, ou only need a internet card and software
L659[05:01:35] <snowden89> but yeah
pigpork
L660[05:01:44] <snowden89> describe the
use case for this "virus"
L661[05:01:49] <snowden89> what would it
do
L662[05:01:53] <snowden89> how would it
get inside
L663[05:02:08] <snowden89> what would make
someone willing to put random application into there OC pc
L664[05:02:12] <Pigpork> it would delete
some important system files like shell
L665[05:02:23] <Pigpork> and i would name
it OpenOS
L666[05:02:34] <Pigpork> so noobs would be
fooled
L667[05:02:41] <snowden89> would they be
though?
L669[05:02:55] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name:
Gnome Ann Posted on: 7/8/2016
L670[05:02:57] <snowden89> most people
into OC are not noobs?
L671[05:03:11] <Antheus>
>implying a Pigpork isn't a noob
L672[05:03:20] <snowden89> i mean it takes
abit of effort to get into oc
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L674[05:03:27] <Pigpork> how would you
detect if the floppy is a real openos floppy?
L675[05:03:39] <Forecaster> check the
contents?
L676[05:04:15] <Pigpork> , its hard to
check it for me so for others it would be same
L677[05:04:16] <snowden89> doesn't the
book tell you how to get openos?
L678[05:04:26] <Izaya> we should have a
way to hash and check integrity
L679[05:04:29] <Izaya> that would be
interesting
L680[05:04:36] <Pigpork> when i craft a
floppy, it only give a empty one
L681[05:04:47] <snowden89> floppy and a
book?
L682[05:04:52] <Forecaster> I've told you
this
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L684[05:04:55] <Forecaster> the recipes
are in nei
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L687[05:05:05] <Pigpork> k
L688[05:05:30] <Pigpork> and do you know a
pastebin for a ping pong game for oc?
L689[05:07:30] <snowden89> oh man i hate
pong :(
L690[05:07:46] <snowden89> so much
objects
L691[05:07:49] <snowden89> ai
handling
L692[05:07:53] <snowden89> its just all
too much for me
L693[05:07:56] <Pigpork> but can u give a
pastebin link
L694[05:08:05] <Pigpork> its the simplest
game
L695[05:08:10] <Pigpork> you can
make
L696[05:08:15] <snowden89> they end up
just tracking a ball for the paddle
L697[05:08:19] <snowden89> umm?
L698[05:08:22] <snowden89> simplist
L699[05:08:27] <snowden89> disagree
L700[05:08:32] <Forecaster> hahah
L701[05:08:36] <Forecaster> then make one
yourself :P
L702[05:08:44] <Pigpork> im a noob at
oc
L703[05:08:51] <Pigpork> so i cant
:C
L704[05:09:14] <Izaya> well that's
fun
L705[05:09:20] <snowden89> easiest game to
make. would be tower of hanioi?
L706[05:09:22] <Izaya> if you try to
modify an existing word that is lua code
L707[05:09:26] <Izaya> it will recursively
call itslef
L708[05:09:29] <Izaya> itself
L709[05:09:31] <Izaya> fun
L710[05:09:39] <Izaya> should look into
abusing metatables to protect against that
L711[05:10:13] <snowden89> nah wait maybe
nan would be>?
L712[05:10:13] <Pigpork> can you give me
any program, since my computer got tons of space for nothing
L713[05:11:14] <Pigpork> anyone?
L714[05:11:21] <Forecaster> look at
oppm
L715[05:12:01] <Pigpork> most oppm
packages/programs doesnt work
L716[05:12:37] <Forecaster> if you really
want to get into oc properly then you need to write your own
programs.
L717[05:12:38] <Pigpork> it says "no
such file" but i downloaded it and it uses space on my hard
drive
L718[05:12:52] <Forecaster> just using
existing programs ain't gonna help you learn
L719[05:13:09] <Pigpork> ik
L720[05:13:28] <Pigpork> but it would be
cool if oc got tons of programs like cc
L721[05:13:48] <Forecaster> more programs
wont appear just because you keep asking for them
L722[05:13:48] <snowden89> rewrite them
for oc?
L723[05:14:16] <Cruor> Pigpork: you want
more "os"es and door locks? :I
L724[05:14:34] <Pigpork> yep
L725[05:15:05] <Cruor> oh boy :I
L726[05:15:17] <Pigpork> what?
L727[05:16:27] <Forecaster> xD
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L729[05:16:45] <Pigpork> what do u
mean?
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L732[05:19:51] <Pigpork> .
L733[05:20:08] <Forecaster> ,
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L736[05:20:46] <Pigpork> .;
L737[05:22:10] <Pigpork> once i tried
putting a cc program in oc, and it failed. :C
L738[05:22:48] <Forecaster> and it will
always fail because oc doesn't work like cc
L739[05:23:01] <Pigpork> dang
L740[05:23:01] *
Izaya looks between Firefox, Minecraft, Luakit and ARK
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L743[05:23:06] <Izaya> I'm really glad I
got that second 8GB stick
L744[05:23:28] <snowden89> why dont you
port them Pigpork
L745[05:23:37] <snowden89> you can pork
all the programs up
L746[05:23:51] <Forecaster> because he
doesn't understand oc and is immune to learning? :P
L747[05:24:11] <Pigpork> i told im noobish
at all computers (damn it)
L748[05:24:22] <Forecaster> and you don't
want to learn
L749[05:24:28] <Pigpork> and i learn can
stuff
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L751[05:26:25] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
trtrrthf
L752[05:26:25] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
rth
L753[05:26:25] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
rtdh
L754[05:26:26] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
hrtfh
L755[05:26:26] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
th
L756[05:26:26] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> h
L757[05:26:26] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
tfhf
L758[05:26:27] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> d
L759[05:26:27] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
dfh
L760[05:26:27] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
th
L761[05:26:35] <Inari> Pigpork: ....
L762[05:26:40] <Inari> pls
L763[05:26:42] <Pigpork> who is
this?
L764[05:27:05] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
dfytrd
L765[05:27:05] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
ytyr
L766[05:27:05] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> d
L767[05:27:06] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> y
L768[05:27:06] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
tyr
L769[05:27:06] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> r
L770[05:27:06] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> y
L771[05:27:06] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
ryt
L772[05:27:07] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
tyy
L773[05:27:07] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
dtty
L774[05:27:08] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
dr
L775[05:27:08] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> y
L776[05:27:09] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> t
L777[05:27:09] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
yt
L778[05:27:10] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
tdry
L779[05:27:10] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
dr
L780[05:27:11] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> y
L781[05:27:11] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> t
L782[05:27:12] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr> r
L783[05:27:12] <yttyrttrtrrttrtrr>
yr
L784[05:27:21] <Inari> Elizabeth / Caitlyn
/ Katie if you would :p
L785[05:27:45] <Forecaster> Pigpork: wow
you're dumber than I thought
L786[05:27:49] <Pigpork> dam my keyboards
stuck
L787[05:27:49] <Inari> Forecaster:
ikr
L788[05:27:50] <Inari> :D
L789[05:28:08] <Pigpork> why am i
dumb?
L790[05:28:24] <Forecaster> you know we
can see the address you're connecting from right?
L791[05:28:38] <snowden89> ~Pigpork
(webchat@014198047229.ctinets.com) yttyrttrtrrttrtrr
(webchat@014198047229.ctinets.com)
L792[05:28:42] <snowden89> example
L793[05:28:43] <Forecaster> and when
another user connects from the same address we know it's you
L794[05:28:52] <Forecaster> even if you
say "who is this?"
L795[05:28:57] <Inari> my irc is
handier
L796[05:29:01] <Inari> [12:26:16]
yttyrttrtrrttrtrr [webchat@014198047229.ctinets.com] has joined
#oc
L797[05:29:02] <Inari> [12:26:16] Clones
for yttyrttrtrrttrtrr: Pigpork
L798[05:29:03] <Inari> :D
L799[05:29:10] <Pigpork> but the can only
be one ip in a irc chat
L800[05:29:16] <Forecaster> no
L801[05:29:19] <Forecaster> no there
cannot
L802[05:29:25] <snowden89> lol
L803[05:29:26] <Inari> im not sure you
understand the concept of ip
L804[05:29:26] <snowden89> lol
L805[05:29:39] <snowden89> every device on
the internet should have an IP
L806[05:29:43] ⇦
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Quit)
L807[05:29:46] <snowden89> alas nat ruins
this
L808[05:29:56] <Inari> wooo NAT
L809[05:30:10] <Inari> i recall 10 years
ago
L810[05:30:11] <snowden89> so mostly every
router/gateway has an ip address on the internet
L811[05:30:16] <Inari> where seemingly
every game had issues dealing with nat
L812[05:30:16] <Inari> :P
L813[05:30:44] <snowden89> to connect to
an IP address
L814[05:30:44] <Pigpork> my computer dont
have a ip
L815[05:30:51] <snowden89> you yourself
need an IP address
L816[05:30:54] <Pigpork> im on mars
now
L817[05:31:06] <snowden89> your IP is
assigned an IP from your provider
L818[05:31:52] <Pigpork> ik
L819[05:32:02] <Pigpork> captain
obvious
L820[05:32:18] <snowden89> whats he
like?
L821[05:32:23] <snowden89> how did you
meet him
L822[05:32:34] <Pigpork> he is you
L823[05:32:38] <snowden89> I believe you
said I know captain obvious
L824[05:32:47] <snowden89> nope not a
captain
L825[05:32:53] <snowden89> was not allowed
into the army
L826[05:32:56] <snowden89> :(
L827[05:32:58] <snowden89> rejected
L828[05:33:10] <Izaya> not a bad
thing
L829[05:33:15] <Pigpork> rejected captain
obvious
L830[05:33:41] <Pigpork> can u tell me why
some pastebin links wont work?
L831[05:33:51] <Forecaster> because they
hate you
L832[05:34:04] <snowden89> because your
throttled?
L833[05:34:21] <snowden89> pigpork one
thing?
L834[05:34:25] <Pigpork> yea
L835[05:34:39] <snowden89> why did you not
use the name wolfox
L836[05:34:42] <snowden89> oxwolf
L837[05:34:47] <snowden89> instead of
pigpork
L838[05:35:06] <Pigpork> my username
everywhere is pigpork
L839[05:35:42] <snowden89> l??ngni??
L840[05:36:02] <snowden89> l'angni'a
L841[05:36:21] <Pigpork> what?
L842[05:36:35] <snowden89> :(
L843[05:36:46] <snowden89> can not type
mandarin at work
L844[05:36:50] <snowden89> was trying
pinyin
L845[05:37:05] <Pigpork> i like mandarin
and oranges
L846[05:37:13] <Pigpork> mandarins*
L847[05:37:19] <snowden89> alas dont know
cantanese insults
L848[05:37:32] <snowden89> mostly deal
with northern chinese
L849[05:38:01] <Pigpork> ching chong
L850[05:38:14] <snowden89> 5 months from
now i am going to jilin
L851[05:38:19] <Forecaster> ...
L852[05:38:20] <snowden89> you know where
that is?
L853[05:38:45] <Pigpork> chingchong
country
L854[05:38:57] <snowden89> where abouts
are you from?
L855[05:39:14] <Pigpork> idk ro
L856[05:39:17] <Pigpork> bro*
L857[05:39:22] <Pigpork> mars
L858[05:39:38] <snowden89> kowlong?
L859[05:39:47] <snowden89> pfft.
L860[05:39:50] <Pigpork> what?
L861[05:39:50] <snowden89> kowloon*
L862[05:40:00] <Pigpork> what do you
mean?
L863[05:40:26] <snowden89> or
Kuichong?
L864[05:40:47] <Pigpork> what do you
mean?
L865[05:41:01] <Pigpork> srsly i dont get
it
L866[05:41:15] <snowden89> aint that how
most of your conversations have been in here
L867[05:41:37] <Pigpork> my ip?
L868[05:41:44] ***
Pigpork was kicked by Elizabeth (Come back in 24
hours))
L869[05:41:55] <Forecaster> woo
L870[05:41:59] <Elizabeth> sorry, was in a
meeting
L871[05:41:59] <Izaya> oh thank
haruhi
L872[05:42:07] <snowden89> nah its
fine
L873[05:42:15] <snowden89> work is more
important
L874[05:42:24] <snowden89> how have you
been Elizabeth :P
L875[05:42:43] <Elizabeth> also a few of
the voiced users have kick/ban access
L876[05:42:45] <Elizabeth> !flags
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L878[05:44:01] <Elizabeth> specifically,
Kilobyt-e, KittyKath (when she's here), SuPeRMiNoR2, kodos,
vexatoast and gamax92
L879[05:44:08] <Elizabeth> !flags gamax92
+re
L880[05:44:08] -zsh-
Elizabeth (Lizzy)
set flags
+er on
gamax92.
L881[05:44:13] <Forecaster> there should
be an op alert command that pokes those with ban access
L882[05:44:43] <Inari> there should
be
L883[05:44:44] <Inari> :s
L884[05:45:04] <Inari> pigpork is weird
:D
L885[05:45:07] <Izaya> %seen
L886[05:45:11] <Izaya> %seen test
L887[05:45:11] <MichiBot> Izaya: test was
last seen 135d 10h 54s ago.
L888[05:45:18] <Izaya> %seen
KittyKath
L889[05:45:19] <MichiBot> Izaya: KittyKath
was last seen 56d 17h 5m 12s ago.
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L891[05:45:29] <Inari> Error: Could not
find or load main class GradleStart :s
L892[05:45:29] <Elizabeth> Izaya, she's on
XMPP
L893[05:45:38] <Izaya> I know
L894[05:45:48] <Izaya> was talking to her
a few hours ago
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L896[05:46:12] <Forecaster> at least he
stopped spamming pretty quickly
L897[05:46:15] *
snowden89 is actually expecting him to return with a different
ip
L898[05:46:30] <Forecaster> as if he knows
how to proxy :P
L899[05:46:31] <snowden89> all pissy and
spammy actually
L900[05:46:32] <Elizabeth> snowden89, i
don't think he's that capable
L901[05:46:42] <snowden89> from his
mobile./
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L905[05:48:30] <Elizabeth> I'll be adding
a feature to my new bot (when i get it coded) that is sort of a
"vote kick/ban", it'll ban them for 12 hours or so and
(if i can get it to work) will log it somewhere and also
automatically remove it after the elapsed time
L906[05:48:48] <Forecaster> sounds
great
L907[05:50:11] <Elizabeth> maybe even have
it as a replacement to zsh's !kick/ban so mods (voiced users with
the right privilages) don't have to fuck about trying to do an
extra command or something
L908[05:51:10] <Antheus> that would be
nice
L909[05:51:48] <Elizabeth> for ops i'll
have it work out when we ban people and set the time
accordingly
L910[05:52:19] <Elizabeth> so we can then
properly follow the punishment ladder in the rules topic (which i
will be re-working soon
L911[05:52:25] <Elizabeth> )
L912[05:52:40] <Antheus> .votekick * too
cool for school
L913[05:52:59] <Elizabeth> Antheus, i'll
probably have it use !
L914[05:53:10] <Elizabeth> then say
goodbye to zsh
L915[05:53:25] <Inari> punishment
ladder
L916[05:53:25] <Inari> lewd
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L919[05:53:36] <Elizabeth> Inari, only if
you want it to be
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L921[05:54:43] <Forecaster> going to be
interesting to see if he comes back tomorrow and asks why he was
banned :P
L922[05:54:54] <Inari> Elizabeth: ;)
L923[05:55:22] <Inari> Elizabeth: what if
vifino wants it to be
L924[05:55:48] <Elizabeth> I may also have
it PM anyone who joins with a link to the rule list. I know people
got annoyed when it was last done (when kenny was around) but I'll
be making it match the NS account first then if the account isn't
in the list of people it's sent it to it'll then compare usermasks
and if that doesn't match, then it'll pm#
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L926[05:56:14] <Inari> auot quiet
everyopne till they agree to the rules in pm
L927[05:56:15] <Inari> \o/
L928[05:56:26] <Elizabeth> ?
L929[05:56:35] <cloakable> \o/
L930[05:56:40] <Inari> +q them
L931[05:56:46] <Elizabeth> i'll also see
if i can make it watch for netsplits as well so it doesn't end up
spamming everyone when the network re-joins
L932[05:56:47] <Inari> until in pm they
respond "I agree"
L933[05:56:49] <Inari> xD
L934[05:56:55] <Elizabeth> Inari,
hmm
L935[05:57:02] <Elizabeth> that might be a
bit annoying
L936[05:57:05] <Inari> ikr
L937[05:57:45] <Forecaster> and kick them
into a different channel if they havne't registered with nickserv
:D
L938[05:58:10] <Elizabeth> Forecaster, i
don't want to do that
L939[05:58:50] <Inari> hah
L940[05:59:08] <Inari> actaully, just
require them to visit a website where they input their personal ID
number
L941[05:59:12] <Elizabeth> though when i
do impliment it, i'll put a command in for people in this channel
to use (something like !rulesread) so it'll log hostmasks/accounts
and then people won't get pm'd about it even though they've been in
the channel for a while
L942[05:59:14] <Forecaster> but it's so
effective :P
L943[05:59:52] <Elizabeth> Forecaster, yes
but if someone comes in just wanting to ask a quick question they
should be allowed to ask it without having to make an account
first
L944[05:59:58] <cloakable> Kick them into
the computercraft channel?
L945[06:00:01] <Forecaster> I'm not
serious by the way
L946[06:00:02] <cloakable> xP
L947[06:00:02] <Forecaster> :P
L948[06:00:08] <Inari> haha
L949[06:00:11] <snowden89> wait
L950[06:00:14] <snowden89> i need an
account?
L951[06:00:19] *
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L952[06:00:19] <Elizabeth> no
L953[06:00:39] <Inari> yes
L954[06:00:43] <Inari> you need to tell us
your bank account /s
L955[06:00:54] <Elizabeth> though if you
do have a nickserv account, people can't use your nick and other
stuff
L956[06:00:55] <snowden89> 645-323
04325123032
L957[06:01:03] <cloakable> heh
L958[06:01:03] <Elizabeth> ....
L959[06:01:22] *
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L960[06:01:35] <cloakable> Elizabeth: I
think that's a random string of numbers :P
L961[06:01:49] <snowden89> dont think it
would get you much ? its pigpork's account
L962[06:02:14] <cloakable> haha
L963[06:03:11] <Elizabeth> fucking virt
manager
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L965[06:05:04] <Antheus> Why was
whatshisface banned?
L966[06:05:11] <snowden89> spamming
L967[06:05:15] <Antheus> oh lol
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L969[06:05:38] <Forecaster> and also being
kind of an idiot
L970[06:05:39] <snowden89> i am concerned
he may hate himself?
L971[06:05:47] <Forecaster> no.
L972[06:06:06] <snowden89> with his asian
remarks
L973[06:06:29] <Forecaster> Am I concerned
he might stress eat himself? A little
L974[06:06:36] <snowden89> i am
L975[06:06:50] <snowden89> it would be
harder to kick him
L976[06:06:55] <Forecaster> he's probably
just a dumb kid
L977[06:07:05] <snowden89> i dont want to
be responsible for Elizabeth loosing a foot?
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L979[06:07:47] <Forecaster> I'm sure
vifino can ensure they're firmly attached
L980[06:07:55] <snowden89> lol
L981[06:08:20] <Forecaster> I want my
computer parts to arrive...
L982[06:08:33] <Forecaster> I also need to
figure out what to do with the old ones
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L984[06:08:49] <Forecaster> I wonder if my
workstation cpu is better than the one in my server...
L985[06:10:14] <Antheus|Away> Elizabeth,
what's the ETA on EnderBot3.14159?
L986[06:10:24] <snowden89> lol, strangely
enough that provider is common, in my logs
L987[06:10:26] <Elizabeth> soon
L988[06:10:31] <snowden89> for
botnets
L989[06:10:43] <snowden89> well more so
ssh bots
L990[06:10:52] <snowden89> attempting to
login with admin admin...
L991[06:11:10] <Antheus|Away> 1 year ago:
"Ender, what is the ETA on EnderBot3?"
"Soon."
L992[06:11:43] <Antheus|Away> I'm gonna go
take a shower then maybe go to sleep or something
L993[06:11:47] <Ender> Soon™
L994[06:15:56] <cloakable> TM
L995[06:16:00] <cloakable> even
L996[06:16:40] <Elizabeth> ?
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L998[06:17:04] *
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L1006[06:25:41] <Forecaster> well don't
call nil values you silly
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L1008[06:25:54] <vifino> Izaya:
nice.
L1009[06:26:10] <Izaya> my forth now
supports conditional statements and loops
L1010[06:26:18] <Izaya> that work,
even
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L1012[06:27:38] <Izaya> (and I remembered
how I made it work, when it runs into a word it doesn't know, it
expands it INTO the program - which causes some issues
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L1014[06:28:14] <Izaya> actually
L1015[06:28:16] <Izaya> it might be
fine
L1016[06:28:19] <Izaya> maybe
L1017[06:29:30] <Izaya> considering that
if it's being evaluated everything before that is already
evaluated
L1018[06:29:46] <Izaya> so pushing an
absolute location onto the rstack probably doesn't cause
issues
L1019[06:30:04] <Izaya> I'm sure you
could make it cause issues
L1020[06:30:06] <Izaya> but \o/
L1021[06:30:21] <Izaya> there's no easy
way to skip words so it
L1022[06:30:24] <Izaya> hm
L1023[06:30:29] <Izaya> I wonder if I can
turn a short loop into a jump
L1024[06:30:39] <Izaya> :3
L1025[06:31:12] <Izaya>
this will
amost definitely end badly
L1027[06:31:42] <Elizabeth> wow, the
virtio driver in QEMU is currently reporting a link speed of
10Gig
L1028[06:32:12] <Elizabeth> it wont be
able to go that fast though cause it's linking to a vpn interface
that connects to my machine at my base side
L1029[06:32:15] <Elizabeth> *site
L1030[06:32:24] <Izaya> 3181 chars
L1031[06:32:30] <Izaya> I could cut that
down if I wanted I imagine
L1032[06:33:42] <Elizabeth> I should
really get backups set up on Athar so then i can start planning to
move it over to arch
L1033[06:34:56] <Izaya> time to see if I
can throw it into MultICE
L1034[06:46:16] <Izaya> vifino: if I add
a then after the word after the if
L1035[06:46:30] <Izaya> I can run the
same code in ANSI FORTH
L1036[06:48:10] <vifino> :D
L1037[06:48:42] <Izaya> it wouldn't have
been hugely difficult to make it use if ... then but I'm a lazy
shit
L1038[06:49:08] <Izaya> also the source
size would've gone up a fair bit
L1039[07:00:58] <Inari> Izaya: whatcha
down for bein up?
L1040[07:01:33] <Izaya> wat
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L1042[07:03:34] <Inari> dunno :D isnt
that how people speak :3
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L1044[07:04:54] <Izaya> Not in my
experience
L1045[07:04:59] <Izaya> I can't even tell
what you were asking
L1046[07:06:51] <Forecaster>
s/people/rappers
L1047[07:06:51] <MichiBot> <Inari>
dunno :D isnt that how rappers speak :3
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L1049[07:08:29] <Inari> dunno afaik to be
down for something is to be fine with something or to want it or
something :P and "whats up" is asking ... well whats
currently the thing/how oens doing/etc... so what are you fine with
(or want to) be up :D
L1050[07:08:33] <Inari> something like
that
L1051[07:08:47] <Forecaster> but you can
also turn down something to reject it
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L1082[10:17:21] <cloakable> o/
L1083[10:20:00] <gamax92> Hi
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L1087[10:43:02] <vifino> WOOHOOO
L1088[10:43:14] <vifino> I might get my
pci-e scsi card after all.
L1089[10:43:25] <vifino> Plus an Amiga
600. Plus other server stuff.
L1090[10:43:33] <vifino> Stary2001:
L1091[10:43:36] *
gamax92 jealous
L1092[10:43:49] <Stary2001> oh
L1093[10:43:50] <Stary2001> oh shit
L1094[10:43:52] <Stary2001>
hngggggh
L1095[10:44:02] <gamax92> eww
L1096[10:44:03] *
Temia sips her coffee quietly.
L1097[10:44:09] <vifino> Stary2001: I
sadly missed my chance to get powermacs :(
L1098[10:44:13] <Stary2001> f
L1099[10:44:21] <gamax92> Hey Temia
L1100[10:44:29] <Temia> mu. =w=/
L1101[10:44:30] <vifino> And also missed
out on a fully pimpet C64.
L1102[10:44:31] *
cloakable deploys a foxplush next to Temiamoo
L1103[10:44:34] <vifino> Very sad.
:<
L1104[10:44:39] <vifino> pimped*
L1105[10:44:52] <gamax92> pimped
how
L1106[10:45:04] <vifino> Expander cards
and stuff.
L1107[10:45:44] *
vifino squeezes Temia and sobs quietly about all those missed
opinions
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L1109[10:46:09] <Izaya> anyone here use
ESXi?
L1110[10:47:09] <Izaya> wondering about
the overhead of it
L1111[10:47:21] <Izaya> vifino: guess
what I found in the server room at work
L1112[10:47:48] <Izaya> two Commodore
64s, a tape drive, two 5.25" FDDs and an 8" FDD, plus
some random 6502 box
L1113[10:48:35] <Izaya> (tape drive as in
cassette tape)
L1115[10:50:26] <xarses> Izaya: what's
your question re: ESXi?
L1116[10:50:50] <Izaya> xarses: just
wondering what the overhead of it is
L1117[10:50:52] <Izaya> ie RAM usage and
such
L1118[10:51:29] <xarses> how so? You know
it's a whole RHEL based os right?
L1119[10:52:05] <Izaya> what
L1120[10:52:16] <Izaya> isn't it a proper
hypervisor?
L1121[10:52:45] <xarses> it has its own
HVM in ya, but it's base os is RHEL
L1122[10:53:02] <Izaya> oh so like it's
dom0 is RHEL?
L1123[10:53:11] <xarses> yea
L1124[10:53:20] <xarses> its like running
qemu-kvm
L1125[10:53:29] <xarses> you still need a
OS to support it
L1126[10:53:38] <Izaya> well I know with
Xen you have a dom0 for managing the hypervisor
L1127[10:53:52] <Izaya> or at least I
think it's dom0
L1128[10:53:55] <xarses> and deal with
pluming the underlay network, and network disks
L1129[10:54:16] <gamax92> What is the
dom0 and sub0 devices?
L1130[10:55:18] <xarses> so from the
guest side, ESXi is functionally the same overhead as everyone
else, there isn't any substantial difference there
L1131[10:55:29] <vifino> Izaya:
gimme.
L1132[10:55:34] <Izaya> vifino:
mine
L1133[10:55:37] <Izaya> all mine
L1134[10:55:45] <vifino> Izaya:
gimme
L1135[10:56:00] <CompanionCube> if ESXi
was RHEL-derived, would the lawsuit against VMWare involving it not
exist
L1136[10:56:07] <Izaya>
you know my
price
L1137[10:56:17] <vifino> i do not,
actually.
L1138[10:56:52] <cloakable> lewd
L1139[10:57:11] <xarses> from the
managing side, the HV will run from 500mb to around 2GB depending
on the number of underlay connection things that need memory like
iSCSI targets
L1140[10:57:17] <xarses> CompanionCube:
which lawsuit?
L1141[10:57:47] <CompanionCube> xarses,
isn't there one involving ESXi and the Linux Kernel
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L1144[10:59:21] <TheFox> Hey
Everyone
L1145[10:59:28] <Stary2001> Izaya:
ffff
L1146[10:59:35] <xarses> oh, they dropped
the linux kernel stuff when they threw out ESX
L1147[10:59:38] <xarses> weird
L1148[10:59:52] <Izaya> Stary2001:
65535?
L1149[10:59:55] <vifino> Izaya:
gimmieedabhdkawdubahkwndawdaw
L1150[11:00:01] <xarses> CompanionCube:
oh, everyone gets sued for violating GPL
L1151[11:00:12] <CompanionCube> one thing
I do know about ESXi is that it's very picky in terms of NICs
L1152[11:00:48] <Izaya> vifino: but I
need to like
L1153[11:00:52] <Izaya> hook up a modem
and stuff
L1154[11:01:05] <Izaya> besides
L1155[11:01:08] <Izaya> you got an
amiga
L1156[11:01:29] <TheFox> anybody got
anything interesting going on?
L1157[11:01:32] <Izaya> "5. Users
Complaining About “Authoritarian” Moderation Methods Will Be
Banned." kek
L1158[11:01:43] <Izaya> also I really
like the idea of a computer in a keyboard
L1159[11:01:47] <Izaya> it seems sane,
y'know?
L1161[11:01:54] <gamax92> Hey Izaya
L1162[11:02:00] <Izaya> gamax92:
maybe?
L1163[11:02:21] <gamax92> What's a good
keyboard
L1164[11:02:32] <TheFox> one with
kets?
L1165[11:02:34] <TheFox> keys?
L1166[11:02:49] <Izaya> gamax92: uh, for
less or more than $100?
L1167[11:03:29] <gamax92> Oh ...
Less
L1169[11:03:44] <vifino> Izaya: i *may*
get an amiga
L1170[11:03:46] <Izaya> gamax92: the best
rubber dome I'm aware of is the Dell L100
L1171[11:04:03] <Izaya> getting a mech
for <$100 will mean second-hand
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L1173[11:04:22]
zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L1174[11:04:47] <vifino> My grandpa's
80th birthday: One person is drunk, another one is on opium.
L1176[11:05:02] <Inari> vifino: how many
people were there? :P
L1177[11:05:03] <gamax92> Vexatos: you
got some explaining to do.
L1178[11:05:13] <TheFox> vifino: well,
congrats on your grandpa making it to 80
L1179[11:05:21] <vifino> Inari: 8.
L1180[11:05:31] <vifino> TheFox:
Thanks.
L1181[11:05:48] <Vexatos> gamax92, I
swear my cat was outside when it happened!
L1182[11:05:51] <Forecaster> ohai the
fox
L1183[11:06:07] <TheFox> Hey
Forecaster
L1184[11:06:08] <CompanionCube> Izaya,
you likely won't like the admin methods for ESXi though
L1185[11:06:09] <TheFox> whats up?
L1186[11:06:20] <CompanionCube> one of
them is a windows-only application
L1187[11:06:26] <Inari> vifino: better
ratio if it had been 2
L1188[11:06:27] <CompanionCube> another
is web-based.
L1189[11:06:35] <Izaya> CompanionCube: I
wouldn't choose to use it anyway
L1190[11:07:07] <CompanionCube> why did
you ask about it
L1191[11:07:14] <TheFox> TheCryptek: Hey
you there>
L1192[11:07:26] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
general interest
L1193[11:07:48] <Izaya> wondering how the
commercial solution compared to Xen or just running VMs on a normal
distro
L1194[11:08:36] <CompanionCube> ESXi is
very much the shit in enterprise I think
L1195[11:08:48] <vifino> Inari: To be
fair, it is medically subscribed opium.
L1196[11:09:02] <Inari> subscribed?
L1197[11:09:09] <Forecaster>
prescribed?
L1198[11:09:16] <vifino> Yes, that one,
Forecaster.
L1199[11:10:17] <gamax92> Okay I shall
get out of bed
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L1201[11:12:10] <TheFox> ok cya later
gamax92
L1202[11:12:21] <Forecaster> <out
of>
L1203[11:14:02] <gamax92> Yeah why is
that a later
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L1205[11:20:20] <Inari> who died
again?
L1206[11:20:26] <gamax92> Inari: me
L1208[11:21:32] <Inari> i really need to
put together an "evolution of the wheel" picture
L1209[11:22:05] *
gamax92 gives Inari a piece of cheese
L1210[11:22:50] <TheFox> what is the
point of the network code on the floppy drive I'm to lazy to look
at the code?
L1211[11:23:03] <Inari> tcp/ip stuff and
such?
L1212[11:23:04] <Inari> afaik
L1213[11:23:10] <Inari> or wait
L1214[11:23:12] <Inari> that was
internet
L1215[11:23:15] <Inari> network was
pastebin and such
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L1217[11:24:17] <TheFox> and what was
generator?
L1219[11:26:12] <payonel> o/
L1220[11:26:19] <TheFox> Hi payonel
L1221[11:28:12] <gamax92> payonel
L1222[11:28:23] <gamax92> payonel: is the
documentation for devfs :)
L1223[11:28:28] <gamax92> there
L1224[11:29:05] <TheFox> something tells
me that the IRC in OC doesn't connect to this IRC does it.
L1225[11:29:08] <TheFox> please dont
answer that. i already Know that the answer is no after some
experimentation
L1226[11:29:13] <gamax92> it does
L1227[11:29:33] <TheFox> how?
L1228[11:29:50] <TheFox> i tired
messaging nicks serve and connect connecting here but it didn't
work
L1229[11:29:59] <gamax92> by using the
internet card to connect to EsperNet via TCP sockets?
L1230[11:30:11] <TheFox> what is this
servers address
L1231[11:30:13] <TheFox> ?
L1232[11:30:19] <gamax92>
irc.esper.net
L1233[11:30:26] <TheFox> and port
is?
L1234[11:30:29] <gamax92> 6667
L1235[11:30:40] <TheFox>
irc.esper.net/#co?
L1236[11:30:43] <TheFox> #oc?
L1237[11:30:59] <payonel> gamax92:
documentation for /dev/null and /dev/random? or documentation for
/lib/dev.lua that allows custom devfs points?
L1238[11:31:01] <gamax92> channel is #oc
yes
L1239[11:31:05] <gamax92> latter
L1240[11:31:15] <Elizabeth> TheFox: what
are you trying to do?
L1241[11:31:27] *
gamax92 gives Elizabeth some coffee cake
L1242[11:31:39] <payonel> the issue with
/lib/dev.lua is that it is partial, i'm working on (well, the
branch is on hold while i focus on btm) more devfs points for
filesystems and other device info
L1243[11:31:49] <gamax92> payonel: is the
api done.
L1244[11:31:56] <payonel> which causes me
to refine or consider refining its api
L1245[11:32:06] *
Elizabeth shares some with vifino and noms her bit
L1246[11:32:21] <gamax92> okay
L1247[11:32:21] <payonel> yeah, it works,
but you can't define directories or group (directory)
handlers
L1248[11:32:46] <gamax92> thats fine, the
devices I have in mind right now do not need directories
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L1250[11:33:28] <gamax92> Hello
TheFoxMC
L1251[11:33:41] <TheFox> hey hey hey it
worked
L1252[11:33:53] <Izaya> did it,
TheFoxMC
L1253[11:34:47] <TheFox> oh its stuck in
msg Nickserv. thats why
L1254[11:34:51] <Inari> i fee llike i
missed something
L1255[11:35:33] <payonel> gamax92:
devfs.create(name [string], handler [table]) handler doesn't have
to define anything. if handler.read is defined, devfs succeeds on
"r" opens, if write is defined, "w" opens, and
close defaults to a nop method for you
L1256[11:35:39] <Elizabeth> TheFox: if
you're using the one on the irc floppy, use /join #oc to set the
target here
L1257[11:36:01] <TheFoxMC> Ok, i think i
backed out of my message with NickServ now
L1258[11:36:02] <gamax92> Inari: yeah, we
wrapped someone up in gift wrapping
L1259[11:36:11] <payonel> gamax92: oh
and, those are 'self' called methods on the table
L1260[11:36:13] <Inari> i mean with
deaths :P sheesh
L1261[11:36:13] <Elizabeth> TheFoxMC:
yup
L1262[11:36:22] <gamax92> Inari: oh
L1263[11:36:27] <gamax92> disregard that
message then
L1264[11:36:33] <payonel> (...) is
passed
L1265[11:36:41] <Elizabeth> Also android
don't tell me I'm listening to my music too loud
L1266[11:36:43] <gamax92> payonel: but
what are these arguments
L1267[11:36:45] <TheFoxMC> ok. im not
sure what i think of this IRC client but it works. thats for
sure
L1268[11:36:56] <gamax92> payonel: also
is there seek
L1269[11:37:01] <payonel> gamax92: oh
and, seek
L1270[11:37:03] <payonel> :)
L1271[11:37:05] <gamax92> okay good
L1272[11:37:05] <payonel> haha
L1273[11:37:11] <Izaya> Elizabeth:
"
I DECIDE WHAT IS TOO LOUD"
L1274[11:37:23] <payonel> gamax92: the
handles are no buffered, so ... is literally whatever the user
passes
L1275[11:37:32] <payonel> well, unless
they open it with io.open
L1276[11:37:38] <payonel> then your
handler is wrapped in a buffer
L1277[11:37:40] <gamax92> payonel.
L1278[11:37:41] <gamax92> stop
L1279[11:37:54] <payonel> >.<
L1280[11:38:14] <Elizabeth> It's a known
rule of reality that music has to be played loud
L1281[11:38:16] <TheFoxMC> does OpenOS
have multiscreen support?
L1282[11:38:22] <Elizabeth> Unless it's
mainstream pop
L1284[11:38:27] <payonel> TheFoxMC: yes
and no
L1285[11:38:29] <Elizabeth> That shit can
fuck off
L1286[11:38:33] <payonel> TheFoxMC:
openos doesn't have a multiscreen program
L1287[11:38:54] <TheFoxMC> how hard would
it be to make one?
L1288[11:38:58] <payonel> TheFoxMC: but
the term library is compatable with multi-screen programs
L1289[11:39:08] <Izaya> whoever I end up
living near is going to hate me
L1290[11:39:15] <TheFoxMC> payonel: can i
have multiple screens displaying diffrent things?
L1291[11:39:16] <payonel> TheFoxMC:
mpmxyz has been working on the problem
L1292[11:39:17] *
Izaya is going to blast his music as loud as possible
L1293[11:39:24] <Elizabeth> Izaya:
heh
L1294[11:39:26] <gamax92> payonel: you
know that we use the filesystem api or io api, which works with
handles. open returns a handle, and read/write/close take
handles
L1295[11:39:26] <payonel> TheFoxMC:
yes
L1296[11:39:35] <gamax92> What am I
expected to get passed to these read/write/seek functions
L1297[11:39:51] <gamax92> exactly the
same as the filesystem api methods or ... the component
L1298[11:39:52] <payonel> filesystem.open
returns the raw handler object you define in the devfs point
L1299[11:39:56] <TheFoxMC> payonel: how
do i set that up, right now there mirroring each other
L1300[11:40:06] <Elizabeth> I have a nice
hifi that has separate amps for the low and high frequencies
L1301[11:40:07] <payonel> io.open returns
a buffered stream, it is wrapped in a /lib/buffer.lua buffer
L1302[11:40:12] *
TheFoxMC tests if this Ingame IRC can handle actions
L1303[11:40:14] <payonel> so it depends -
but
L1304[11:40:15] <gamax92> I don't care
about io.open
L1305[11:40:20] <gamax92> ... why would
it depends.
L1306[11:40:41] <gamax92> payonel: give
me argument names or something
L1307[11:40:50] <gamax92> is it something
like read(handle, number of bytes)
L1308[11:40:52] <payonel> because
filesystem.open("foo.bar"):read("this is", 123,
"what is passed")
L1309[11:40:58] <payonel> your handler
would see exactly those 3 arguments
L1310[11:41:09] <payonel> but
io.open("foo.bar") returns a buffer
L1311[11:41:11] <gamax92> okay then
that's all you had to say
L1312[11:41:13] <payonel> ~w buffer
api
L1314[11:41:29] <gamax92> payonel: shut
up about the buffer api
L1315[11:41:40] <Temia> Gamax,
chill.
L1316[11:41:45] <payonel> well if users
call io.open -- then that's what they get
L1317[11:41:46] <TheFoxMC> buffer buffer
buffer.
L1318[11:41:53] <gamax92> payonel: no
stop and let me explain
L1319[11:42:03] <TheFoxMC> Hey Temia, how
you been, havent heard from you in a while
L1320[11:42:24] <gamax92> payonel: why
would the usage of that affect what I get via :read(), :read()
takes a certain set of arguments, it doesn't have two paths, one
for not buffered and one for buffered, it does not buffering on
it's on thats what buffer.lua does
L1321[11:42:52] <gamax92> so all I asked
you, was what :read() should be getting
L1322[11:43:16] <gamax92> I don't care if
you internally just pass ... to my function, I asked you, what
these certain set of arguments should be
L1323[11:43:18] <TheFoxMC> so payonel if
i can run multiple screens at once with diffrent things on them.
how would i set that up?
L1324[11:43:46] <gamax92> the buffer api
is completely irrelavent, if it's written correctly it'll also call
your read function a certain way with a certain set of
arguments
L1325[11:43:51] <payonel> gamax92: they
SHOULD be read(self, n [number]) n: number of bytes
L1326[11:43:54] <gamax92> thank
you.
L1327[11:44:28] <gamax92> you understand
now :)
L1328[11:44:33] <payonel> it's not
irrelevant - depends how you want to use filesystem.open for custom
handler
L1329[11:44:51] <payonel> the proper api
says one thing, your line of questions was not clear what your
intent was
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L1331[11:45:26] <gamax92> payonel: does
my devfs handler table also accept open?
L1332[11:45:39] <gamax92> cause you
didn't tell me that
L1334[11:46:24] <gamax92> actually I
guess it'd have to
L1335[11:46:43] <payonel> that's where
the initial api is incomplete
L1336[11:47:02] <payonel> devfs.open just
returns the handler given to devfs.create
L1337[11:47:52] <gamax92> I guess that's
usuable ... breaks multi file access but that's generally undefined
anyway
L1339[11:49:32] <gamax92> payonel: what
do you mean by 'use filesystem.open for custom handler'
L1340[11:50:48] <TheFox> this is some odd
locking code
L1341[11:53:17] *
gamax92 pokes payonel
L1342[11:53:41] <Inari> somehow payonel
reminds me of egg
L1343[11:53:47] *
TheFox points at gamax92
L1344[11:54:01] <gamax92> Inari: you
don't lay eggs
L1345[11:54:31] <TheFox> how would you
know?
L1346[11:54:47] <gamax92> because Inari
is a fox and foxes don't lay eggs
L1348[11:55:57] <gamax92> heh
L1349[11:56:32] <TheFox> before i click
it i have to ask SFW? I'm not in a spot where NSFW would be a good
idea?
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L1351[11:56:34] *
gamax92 blocks answers.com in hosts file
L1352[11:56:39] <gamax92> it's NSFW
L1353[11:56:53] <Inari> wat
L1354[11:56:58] <TheFox> the link
L1355[11:57:08] <Inari> i was thinking he
meant answers.com
L1356[11:57:08] <Inari> :P
L1357[11:57:28] <Inari> why would you put
perfume where you want to be kissed though
L1358[11:57:28] <TheFox> no. I'm not in a
spot where NSFW is a good idea so i asked
L1359[11:57:31] <Inari> perfume tastes
like crap :s
L1360[11:57:40] <gamax92> well
answers.com is also NSFW, you'll be fired if they catch you looking
at such a horrible sight
L1361[11:57:48] <Inari> oh
L1362[11:57:51] <Inari> i missed you
asknig
L1363[11:57:51] <Inari> :P
L1364[11:58:15] <gamax92> but yeah I'm
tired of accidentally finding links to it, so bai~
L1365[11:59:04] <TheFox> i hate looking
at other peoples code in the OC editor. its awful even if the code
was made by someone who knows that there doing
L1366[11:59:22] <TheFox> does anyone know
of a better editor thats less bare bones that works in OC?
L1367[11:59:42] <Inari> write one
L1368[11:59:52] <gamax92> I was writing
one but then got bored of it
L1370[12:00:03] <Inari> thats bascially
the thing lol
L1371[12:00:17] <Inari> "we need a
better editor!" "we need a better UI system! (or any at
all)"
L1372[12:00:22] <Inari> but noone ever
goes to make one
L1373[12:00:57] <TheFox> i just need to
sit down and focus on making a better one. just figured one thing
at a time
L1374[12:01:10] <payonel> gamax92: the
reason i misunderstood your questions about the api is because you
asked "what is passed to read". which fully depends on
what the usre is passing. i understand now that you were asking
what "should" be passed, what is the proper api for read
(and write, and seek) -- which btw is explained on the buffer api
page (
http://ocdoc.cil.li/api:buffer#instance_methods
)
L1375[12:01:12] <payonel> what i was
saying about fs.open for custom handlers was ... if for some reason
you wanted to pass non-standard params to read, write, or close --
you could. the devfs doesn't scrub the params, and fs.open returns
the same raw handler you provided initially. that would be strange,
but -- i thought that's what you were asking with "what is
passed"
L1376[12:01:17] <TheFox> idc about the
UI. its fine be me
L1377[12:01:34] <Inari> theres no
UI
L1378[12:01:51] <TheFox> exactly
L1379[12:01:58] <payonel> Vexatos: i
moved the computer you were using for tapes
L1380[12:02:53] <gamax92> payonel: you
realize that what is actually passed is always what the user
happened to pass to you :P, but if I wanted to write my own read
function, such as what I have to do for devfs, I'd have to know
what should be passed
L1381[12:03:23] <payonel> gamax92: it
isn't exactly what the user passes if you have a buferred stream,
because buffer scrubs and disects and uses chunked reading
L1382[12:03:43] <payonel> but as far as
"should", yes, that's a more specific question - i
understand now
L1383[12:03:57] <gamax92> payonel: yes
but ... the buffer also passes arguments in a certain format,
no?
L1384[12:04:00] <payonel> again, the
buffer api page has an explanation about that in the "instance
methods" area at the bottom
L1385[12:04:08] *
Elizabeth is home
L1386[12:04:11] <gamax92> for proper
operation
L1387[12:04:12] *
Elizabeth flops on vifino
L1388[12:04:16] <payonel> yes - and i
know that's what you're asking now
L1390[12:04:49] <gamax92> For example,
what's passed to gpu.set? if I gave you a list of methods but then
wrote the arguments as (lol whatever the user gives you) then you
wouldn't be able to write an ocemu
L1391[12:04:59] <Sangar> o/
L1392[12:05:06] <payonel> Sangar:
hello
L1393[12:05:15] <gamax92> which why I'm
confused why you keep resorting to buffer.lua as if it does
something special
L1394[12:05:28] <gamax92> no it still
calls you read method the same way everyone else should
L1395[12:05:34] <payonel> yes,
"should"
L1396[12:06:19] <gamax92> payonel: again
though what do you mean by 'use filesystem.open for custom handler'
:P
L1397[12:07:21] <Sangar> Vexatos, 204:
idk, looks like incompatible version? as in wrong api?
L1398[12:07:32] <gamax92> even if you
wrap what filesystem.open in some custom handler or not, what you
call open/read/write/seek/close with has to be what it takes or
else all you'll get is an error message telling you didn't give it
the correct arguments
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L1402[12:10:39] <Vexatos> ah yes,
Sangar
L1403[12:12:38] <gamax92> anyway time to
go write things
L1404[12:13:15] *
Evey mews
L1405[12:13:16] <Inari> how do flamingos
even wiggle
L1406[12:13:21] *
Ender pets Evey
L1407[12:13:37] *
Evey purrs and jumps into Ender's lap and curls up
L1408[12:13:56] *
Elizabeth d'awwws
L1409[12:14:02] <Izaya> Inari: you punch
them
L1410[12:14:07] <Inari> no i mean
L1411[12:14:09] <Inari> codewise :P
L1412[12:14:10] <Inari> TESR?
L1413[12:14:38] <TheFox> Hi Sangar
L1414[12:16:02] <payonel> gamax92: the
only thing special about the buffer api is that is obeys the
rules
L1416[12:16:16] <TheFox> maybe it would
be best if i didn't edit the in game editor with the in game
editor
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L1418[12:16:53] <payonel> buffer also
scrubs the params- buffer:read has different rules
L1419[12:21:27] <gamax92> meh.
L1420[12:21:39] <gamax92> stop confusing
the two
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L1422[12:26:36] <payonel> Sangar: where
are we on a time frame for adding my screen fix? i'm done testing
it, i just haven't cleaned up the PR for it. i have a short day
today and i could send that your way
L1424[12:28:21] <Elizabeth> oh dear
L1425[12:28:38] <Temia> %Inari
L1427[12:29:19] <TheFox> i swear this was
a bad idea. i joined the one chat ik goes everywhere when i was in
a environment where NSFW won't sit well
L1428[12:29:38] <payonel> TheFox: i dont
click when i'm at work :)
L1429[12:29:44] <TheFox> dont need
to
L1430[12:29:58] <TheFox> and i dont click
either. their just out to get me ik it
L1431[12:31:48] <Temia> Paranoia,
paranoia, everybody's coming to get me~
L1432[12:31:52] <payonel> Inari: send
TheFox all the bad imgurs!
L1433[12:32:05] *
Temia flops over into Gamax's lap. zzzmoo.
L1434[12:33:17] <Sangar> payonel, sure
thing. i might throw up rc1 today / early tomorrow. only thing
making me hesitate is that i'll be gone for 5 days, so if
anything's terribly broken, won't be able to fix it :P
L1435[12:33:56] <Inari> :s
L1436[12:34:04] <Inari> Sangar so busy
when we need all the bugfixes
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L1439[12:34:25] <Sangar> well, the ones
i'm aware of are kinda minor
L1440[12:34:29] <Sangar> so eh :P
L1441[12:34:38] <Sangar> (or ones i can't
reproduce anyway :X)
L1442[12:34:57] <payonel> Sangar: then
what if we take an update, but not make an rc1 until you
return?
L1443[12:34:59] <Vexatos> Sangar, hover
boot item colour
L1444[12:35:08] <Inari> Vexatos: just PR
it
L1445[12:35:09] <Inari> :f
L1446[12:35:12] <Vexatos> Inari,
can't
L1447[12:35:16] <Inari> nande
L1448[12:35:29] <TheFox> you know what. i
am NOT going to work on a new editor right now.
L1450[12:36:10] <payonel> >.<
L1451[12:38:39] <Temia> >nande
L1452[12:38:56] *
Temia spraybottle
L1453[12:39:05] <Temia> Bad Inari,
bad!
L1454[12:39:08] <Inari> D:
L1455[12:39:09] <Inari> nande
L1456[12:39:20] <Temia> >:T
L1457[12:39:24] *
Temia SPRAYBOTTLE
L1458[12:39:44] <Inari> nyande?
L1459[12:40:04] <Temia> It's too late,
she's gone full weeaboo
L1460[12:40:09] <TheFox> how can i get
=component.gpu to display all the functions. I'm to lazy to go the
the wiki but i need to get rid of the ... at the end of
=components.gpu
L1461[12:40:09] <Inari> lol
L1462[12:40:23] <Inari> Vexatos: but
yeah
L1463[12:40:24] <Inari> why cant
you
L1464[12:40:34] <Vexatos> because I am
more lazy
L1465[12:40:39] <Inari> :P
L1466[12:40:40] <Vexatos> and he is
compelled to learn what I did
L1467[12:40:52] <payonel> TheFox: that's
due to the serializer doing a "pretty" short list
L1468[12:41:06] <payonel> TheFox: to see
more, you'd have to code what you want to see
L1469[12:41:07] <gamax92> :)
L1470[12:41:12] <Sangar> Vexatos, i'm too
lazy to even try and reproduce, so there's that
L1471[12:41:19] <payonel> e.g. for k,v in
pairs(component.gpu) do print(k) end
L1472[12:41:29] <TheFox> ik about pretty
mode. i thought there would be a way to turn it off from
=component.gpu
L1473[12:41:29] <Vexatos> Sangar, get on
BTM server
L1474[12:41:30] <Vexatos> done
L1475[12:41:31] <payonel> that'd print a
list of keys on gpu (i.e. its methods in this case)
L1476[12:41:33] <Inari> for k,v in
pairs(component.gpu) do io.write(k..",") end
L1477[12:41:36] <Sangar> cba
L1478[12:41:48] <Vexatos> don't you care
about hover boots
L1479[12:41:51] <Inari> i prefer
io.write
L1480[12:41:56] <Inari> cause it sticks
em into one line then
L1481[12:41:57] <Inari> xD
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L1483[12:42:19] <payonel> for k,v in
pairs(component.gpu) do io.write(k, " ") end
L1484[12:42:21] <payonel> with a space
:)
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L1486[12:42:26] <Inari> :p
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L1488[12:42:43] <Tazz> rofl I should work
on looping for Eschelle today...along with closures XD
L1489[12:43:12] <Inari> what
L1491[12:44:08] <payonel> huh?
L1492[12:44:43] <Inari> whats
Eschelle
L1493[12:45:22] <Tazz> a scala inspired
statically typed and JIT compiled language Im developing
L1494[12:49:41] <gamax92> Tazz: sounds
delicious
L1495[12:49:49] <Tazz> XD
L1496[12:49:52] <Tazz> delicious?
L1497[12:50:41] <Tazz> gamax92^^
L1498[12:50:59] <gamax92> Tazz: would you
like a kolache>
L1499[12:51:32] <Tazz> Im good haha
L1500[12:51:38] <Tazz> I hate them
XD
L1501[12:51:47] <gamax92> but do you like
pie?
L1502[12:51:56] <Tazz> my grandmother
makes them (or at least something similar to them) all the
time
L1503[12:52:05] <Tazz> gamax92, eh not
really
L1504[12:52:10] <gamax92> okay
L1506[12:53:06] <gamax92> :3, explicit
return
L1507[12:53:39] <Tazz> I hate that return
is optional in Scala XD
L1508[12:53:44] <gamax92> same
L1509[12:53:46] <TheFox> well, I'm leave
for now. see you later
L1510[12:53:54] <Tazz> like unless its
like a closure it should really be explicit XD
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L1513[12:54:38] <Tazz> I still need to
figure out the syntax for looping and closures still :<
L1514[12:54:48] <gamax92> I feel like
broken auto correct
L1515[12:55:41] <gamax92> I wanted to put
code but then my brain was like, oh lets just type completely the
wrong word
L1516[12:56:10] <Tazz> XD I do that all
the time rofl
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L1518[12:58:13] <Tazz> how does this
sound for for-loops: for(x: Double -> (iterable|range|numerical
value){ // loop code }
L1519[12:58:28] <gamax92> I'm going to
try to type a bit slower.
L1520[12:58:54] <Inari> gamax92: try to
type a bit in shower
L1521[12:59:34] <gamax92> Inari: my phone
isn't the waterproof type
L1522[13:01:08] <Tazz> <Tazz> yeah
PHP is pretty bad...
L1523[13:01:09] <Tazz> <Tazz> its
like hey, lets write C & Perl's love child so our servers can
be secure enough to withstand a flood of 2 properly formed rqeuests
or 0 malformed requests
L1524[13:01:09] <Tazz> rofl
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L1526[13:07:55] <gamax92> Tazz: ahh,
you're the silly person who though they would write a better JIT
for Lua, how'd that go
L1527[13:08:39] <Tazz> I thought?
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L1529[13:08:40] <Tazz> I did....
L1530[13:08:51] <Tazz> XD
L1531[13:09:26] <gamax92> it's not a
complete implementation of Lua nor is it being worked on anymore,
so no not really
L1532[13:09:50] <Tazz> no I decided to
rewrite the project
L1533[13:10:25] <Tazz> since I finally
got all of what I was lacking with the first iteration working
while I was working on Eschelle
L1535[13:12:47] <Tazz> back when I
started the first iteration I was having issues with calling
functions (specifically static calls at that point) however I have
worked through that
L1536[13:13:06] <Inari> whenever i write
someone i dont know a mail i get super formal :s
L1537[13:13:25] <Tazz> Inari, ikr I do
the same :(
L1538[13:13:41] <Inari> like "i
wanna put smileys and all in here, but I think tehy'd think im
silly then D:"
L1539[13:14:07] <gamax92> Inari: But then
you are portraying yourself as someone who you aren't
L1540[13:14:20] <Inari> isnt that
adulting 101? :P
L1541[13:14:34] <gamax92> I do not
knwo
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L1543[13:24:17] <xarses> Tazz: I love
that empty LICENSE file >.<
L1544[13:24:28] <Tazz> XD
L1545[13:24:44] *
xarses pets his peeve
L1546[13:24:44] <Tazz> xarses, Im not
necessarily concerned with the licensing XD
L1547[13:24:49] <Tazz> at least atm
L1548[13:25:33] <xarses> Copyright,
everyone has one, no one can use it your fudd with out permission
ie a license
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L1550[13:27:26] <payonel> gamax92: for
the devfs handler, would you like devfs.open(path, mode) to call
handler:open(mode)? i'm also thinking of having devfs say if
handler.open then return handler:open(mode) else return handler
end
L1551[13:29:07] <gamax92> yeah
L1552[13:30:01] <gamax92> payonel:
question, what is calling devfs.open
L1553[13:30:30] <payonel>
filesystem.open(path, mode) first resolves the fs object that owns
the path
L1554[13:30:44] <payonel> then calls
that_object.open(path, mode)
L1555[13:31:04] <gamax92> okay
L1556[13:31:47] <gamax92> payonel: err
wait, did you fix the issue that the filesystem api requires a
component or else it'd break
L1557[13:31:53] <payonel> also, the path
is trimmed
L1558[13:34:10] <gamax92> no it seems not
... how is devfs working then
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broken with non-components?
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L1562[13:34:42] <payonel>
filesystem.proxy?
L1563[13:36:15] <gamax92> oh I see, it
doesn't use filesystem.proxy if it's a table
L1564[13:38:43] <gamax92> ahh okay,
Sangar fixed that a while ago
L1566[13:39:42] <gamax92> you can see it
used to be always using component.proxy for a lot of stuff, which
forced me to have to use vcomponent
L1567[13:40:54] <payonel> yeah he made a
good change there
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L1578[15:05:30] <Caitlyn> How's it
goin....
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L1635[15:39:54] <gamax92> Hey there
Inari
L1636[15:40:51] <Inari> hm
L1637[15:40:56] *
Inari wodners whats a good open source mod to contribute
to
L1639[15:41:26] <gamax92>
OpenSecurity
L1640[15:41:33] <S3> wtf is that
L1641[15:41:47] <gamax92> R.I.P S3
L1643[15:42:00] <gamax92> You shall be
missed
L1644[15:42:07] <S3> you're poop
L1645[15:42:09] <Caitlyn> :/
L1646[15:42:29] <Inari> 1.10
L1647[15:42:34] <Inari> "this branch
is even with 1.7.10"
L1648[15:42:35] <gamax92> oh
L1649[15:42:36] <Inari> well then
L1650[15:43:02] <S3> oh THAT
opensecurity
L1651[15:43:18] <Inari> Caitlyn: are you
porting
L1652[15:43:20] <Inari> or arent you
porting
L1653[15:43:20] <Inari> :D
L1654[15:43:39] <S3> kitty says hi
L1656[15:44:34] <Caitlyn> I'm not
sure.... what do you think?
L1657[15:44:45] <Caitlyn> Though I've
been too damn busy to actually DO any porting
L1658[15:44:49] <Caitlyn> same with
OpenPrinter
L1659[15:45:48] <Inari> i dunno
L1660[15:45:51] <Inari> ti says its
1.7.10
L1661[15:45:51] <Inari> :P
L1662[15:46:05] <Inari> Caitlyn: what
happene dot that person who wanted to port OpenPrinter
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L1664[15:47:10] <Caitlyn> Tazz? That's a
great question.. and last time I mentioned it they said oh I'll
work on it when I get home, and I've not heard anything about it
since
L1665[15:47:47] <Inari> they were here
earlier
L1666[15:47:55] <Inari> working on thier
jvm compiled funcitonal thingy
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L1688[15:49:06] <Caitlyn> Oh for fuck
sake...
L1689[15:49:07] <Caitlyn> I rebooted my
server which is also my IPv6 router..
L1690[15:49:08] <Caitlyn> lol
L1691[15:49:10] <Caitlyn> anyway
L1692[15:49:16] <Caitlyn> Yeah I saw, I
was out when they were talking about it
L1693[15:51:31] <Caitlyn> I guess I'm
going to have to do it myself
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L1695[16:05:04] <Inari> payonel: hm
L1696[16:05:21] <Inari> whats an easy way
to get openos write something to a file while im blind :D
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L1698[16:06:25] <Elizabeth> #p
L1699[16:06:26] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.83690982 Seconds passed.
L1700[16:07:36] <Inari> Elizabeth: why
you still not on btm server D:
L1701[16:07:56] <Elizabeth> because i'm
not?
L1702[16:08:27] <Inari> :<
L1703[16:08:33] <Inari> rude
L1704[16:08:38] <Elizabeth> :P
L1705[16:08:57] <Elizabeth> I /may/ come
on at some point, but until RC is updated i have nothing to show
off
L1706[16:09:51] <Inari> show off your
lemons!
L1707[16:09:55] <Elizabeth> .-.
L1708[16:11:04] <Inari> im kinda worrying
about the OC booth xD
L1709[16:11:30] <cloakable> I wonder when
RC is going to hit 1.9.4
L1710[16:11:43] <Elizabeth> cloakable,
soon™
L1711[16:12:45] <cloakable> The Standard
Answer :D
L1712[16:12:56] <Elizabeth> it's in the
works
L1713[16:13:52] <gamax92> Inari: this BTM
seems weird compared to the previous ones
L1714[16:14:24] <Inari> how so
L1715[16:14:24] <cloakable> Yeah, I see
the work on it on github
L1716[16:15:25] <gamax92> all of the
issues
L1717[16:15:37] <Inari> what issues
L1718[16:15:46] <gamax92> hah good
joke
L1719[16:15:58] <Inari> last BTm had tons
of issues
L1720[16:19:26] <payonel> Inari:
hm?
L1721[16:19:42] <Inari> payonel: its so
empty so fra :p
L1722[16:19:50] <payonel> fra?
L1723[16:19:59] <payonel> oh, far?
L1724[16:20:07] <payonel> what is
empty?
L1725[16:20:09] <Elizabeth> no, fra
L1726[16:20:13] <payonel> :)
L1727[16:20:15] <Elizabeth> can't you
read?
L1728[16:20:17] <Inari> payonel: oh
L1729[16:20:33] <Inari> payonel: well im
trying to figure out if the remote terminal thigny is openos or OC
:P
L1730[16:20:56] <payonel> remote
terminals? i have no code that is special for those
L1731[16:20:59] <payonel> that's just
oc
L1732[16:21:09] <Inari> well for some
reason they dont display anything
L1733[16:21:09] <Inari> :D
L1734[16:21:16] <payonel> hmm
L1735[16:21:19] <payonel> i'll test that
tonight
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L1737[16:29:38] <TYKUHN2> HTTP makes me
want to shoot ymself
L1738[16:29:46] <gamax92> okay
L1739[16:29:56] <TYKUHN2> \n\r isn't
parsing into \10\13 for somereason
L1740[16:30:38] <TYKUHN2> Oh I know
why
L1741[16:30:42] <TYKUHN2> Stupid long
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L1744[16:47:56] <TYKUHN2> \o/ Recognized
as HTTP by wireshark!
L1745[16:48:06] <TYKUHN2> Still 400 bad
request though
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L1750[16:58:21] <TYKUHN2> \o/
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L1752[17:11:01] <Forecaster> \o\
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L1767[17:45:22] <Forecaster> what
L1768[17:45:39] <Forecaster> the
motherboard I ordered wont be shipped >:
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L1771[17:49:49] <TheFox> Hey
everyone
L1772[17:49:57] <Forecaster> apparently
they wont be getting any more of them
L1773[17:50:03] <TheFox> %oclogs
L1775[17:50:07] <TheFox> %p
L1776[17:50:08] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from TheFox 0.41s
L1777[17:51:07] <TheFox> what Mobo was it
Forecaster
L1778[17:51:09] <TheFox> ?
L1779[17:51:37] <Forecaster> an ASUS
Z97-WS
L1780[17:52:01] <TheFox> i thought z97
mobos where brand new. why would they stop selling them
L1781[17:53:17] *
TheFox hits Forecaster's Mobo reseller for making a stupid
move
L1782[17:54:39] <Forecaster> well, they
came out 2014
L1783[17:54:44] <Forecaster> so not brand
new
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L1785[17:57:27] <TheFox> hey 2014 is new
to me. i am running an old mac and a old but powerful linux
L1786[17:57:40] <TheFox> my newest device
is an Nvidia Shield tablet
L1787[17:57:49] <TheFox> that i make
people cringe with
L1788[17:59:05] <Forecaster> they list
the ASUS Z97-A still
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L1790[17:59:30] <TheFox> ik, thats why i
called it "new"
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L1792[18:06:51] <TheFox> I'm getting
tired of the unreliability with my internet lately. at first it
wasn't bad. now I'm getting half a dozen errors overtime i go to
Firefox
L1793[18:07:49] <TheFox> any idea why
almost every other time i get a 404, just to refresh and get a
loaded page?
L1794[18:08:18] <TYKUHN2>
Wireshark?
L1795[18:08:33] <TYKUHN2> I'd say there's
a proxy/cache somewhere along the line having issues
L1796[18:09:30] <Forecaster> what
the
L1797[18:09:43] <Forecaster> has analog
mouse/keyboard connectors come back?
L1798[18:09:44] <TYKUHN2> Preferably it
should be 500 or 504 and not a 400
L1799[18:09:45] <Forecaster> oO
L1800[18:10:02] <TYKUHN2> I used to us
PS/2 until I lost it
L1801[18:10:11] <TYKUHN2> Now I'm using a
USB mouse that keeps dying
L1802[18:10:32] <TheFox> well, the last
one was a 502 but that was to today.php during the time it was
borken
L1803[18:10:36] <TheFox> broken
L1804[18:10:49] <TYKUHN2> 502 also
fits
L1805[18:10:55] <TYKUHN2> Generally it
would be a server error
L1806[18:11:08] <TYKUHN2> Do you know if
you have a proxy/cache?
L1807[18:11:23] <TYKUHN2> Although to be
honest a cache is just a special proxy :)
L1808[18:11:32] <Forecaster> as far as I
was aware that went away when optical mice came out
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L1810[18:11:43] <TheFox> Um TYKUHN2 i
would probably be able to tell you if you told me what one
was
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L1812[18:12:42] <TheFox> oh, mvmd TYKUHN2
ik what you meant.
L1813[18:12:54] <TYKUHN2> It's a server
that all HTTP or network traffic is rerouted through. Common uses
for it are logging, security/firewall, and caching.
L1814[18:13:08] <TheFox> yup. i left one
running on my linux
L1815[18:13:10] <TheFox> my bad
L1816[18:13:15] <TheFox> lets see if that
changes anything
L1817[18:13:17] <TYKUHN2> If you
L1818[18:13:23] <TYKUHN2> I meant to hit
backspace
L1819[18:13:52] <TheFox> i meant to hit
backspace on several of my comments. i regret that now
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L1821[18:15:03] <TheFox> i was screwing
around and thought i took the proxy down. guess i didn't
L1822[18:15:52] <TYKUHN2> Working
now?
L1823[18:16:22] <TYKUHN2> I used a proxy
on a couple of occasions. However I have limited devices so I
generally had to shutdown the whole computer anyways :)
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L1825[18:17:34] <Inari> payonel: i hop
eyou made a backup
L1827[18:19:58] <Forecaster> this seems
nice enough
L1828[18:20:02] <Forecaster> gonna order
this instead
L1829[18:23:28] <TYKUHN2> I am unable to
recall if OC is able to grab a IRL Unix timestamp
L1830[18:23:43] <Forecaster> no
L1831[18:23:57] <Forecaster> the time
function will give you the in-game timestamp
L1832[18:24:04] <Forecaster> ie seconds
since the world was created
L1833[18:24:11] <ds84182> #lua
(3+4.95)/0.09
L1834[18:24:11] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
88.333333333333
L1835[18:24:20] <ds84182> ugh
L1836[18:24:21] <Inari> payonel:
actually, looked at the wrong PC
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L1838[18:26:56] <Inari> well im out
L1839[18:26:57] <TYKUHN2> I could grab
the unix timestamp remotely.
L1840[18:26:58] <Inari> bye folks
L1841[18:27:03] <TYKUHN2> Doesn't have to
be exact.
L1842[18:27:06] <Caitlyn> o/ Inari
L1843[18:27:15] <Caitlyn> TYKUHN2,
timeapi
L1844[18:27:18] <Caitlyn> .com iirc
L1845[18:27:32] <Inari> Caitlyn: suppose
you just wnated to say hi earlier xD
L1846[18:27:59] <Caitlyn> Oh, yeah..
sorry had lots of running around to do
L1847[18:28:26] <TYKUHN2>
timeapi.org
L1848[18:28:35] <Caitlyn> ahh right my
bad
L1849[18:29:11] <Inari> haha oaky
L1850[18:29:11] <Forecaster> ...
L1851[18:29:17] <Forecaster> takes me to
"foxmovies.com"
L1852[18:29:18] <Forecaster> what
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L1854[18:30:10] <Caitlyn> yeah ummm
what
L1855[18:30:22] <Forecaster>
www.timeapi.org is correct
L1856[18:30:31] <Forecaster> timeapi.org
redirects to foxmovies
L1857[18:30:36] <Caitlyn> Yeah what the
fuck is that
L1858[18:30:37] <Caitlyn> lol
L1859[18:31:07] <Forecaster> it's a 302
temporary redirect
L1860[18:31:21] <Stary2001> not for
me
L1861[18:31:23] <Stary2001> oh
L1862[18:31:36] <Stary2001> yep what the
fuck
L1863[18:31:41] <TYKUHN2> Don't you love
DNS?
L1864[18:31:59] <Forecaster> it's uh,
great when it works
L1865[18:32:08] <Caitlyn> probably one of
those people that get triggered by people not using www. for
EVERYTHING..
L1866[18:32:12] <Caitlyn> sadly I know
lots of them
L1867[18:32:16] <TYKUHN2> Someone forgot
to assign timeapi.org to the same IP as www.timeapi.org
L1868[18:32:43] <Forecaster> yeah
L1869[18:33:01] <TYKUHN2> Anyone know
Chronic?
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L1871[18:33:14] <Forecaster>
whowhat?
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to bed
L1874[18:35:34] <TYKUHN2> How would I go
about translating what I get out of timeapi into unix?
L1875[18:36:17] <TYKUHN2> I'd use local
software but I don't wanna :(
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L1877[18:37:35] <TYKUHN2> I could use
remote software... but the host isn't very... reliable.
L1879[18:37:48] <Stary2001> for
seconds
L1880[18:37:57] <Stary2001> %25Q for
microseconds
L1881[18:38:01] <TYKUHN2> Thanks
L1882[18:38:10] *
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L1883[18:38:21] <Caitlyn> WHAT THE
FUCK.
L1884[18:38:23] <Stary2001> strftime lets
you do that
L1885[18:38:28] <Stary2001> Caitlyn: WAT
HAPEN
L1886[18:38:32] <Caitlyn> Straight Talk
stores passwords in fucking plaintext.
L1887[18:38:37] <Stary2001>
AHAHHHAAH
L1888[18:38:45] <Forecaster> Straight
Talk?
L1889[18:38:46] <Caitlyn> I just did a
password reset, and got my fucking password IN FUCKING EMAIL
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L1891[18:38:57] <Caitlyn> Prepaid phone
company in the states
L1892[18:39:10] <Stary2001> fail
L1893[18:39:20] <Caitlyn> I have a wifi
hotspot with them
L1894[18:39:27] <Forecaster> ah
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L1902[19:11:46] <TYKUHN2> Caitlyn I'd
start doing mitigation :)
L1903[19:12:19] <Caitlyn> Well it's
already a one off password
L1904[19:12:26] <Caitlyn> Which is why I
couldn't remember it
L1905[19:12:43] <Caitlyn> And theres
nothing other than my name on the account, never had a card on
it
L1906[19:12:46] <TYKUHN2> I'd do a really
long randomized string :)
L1907[19:13:08] <TYKUHN2> Speaking of I
learned what a TOTP is.
L1908[19:13:16] <TYKUHN2> Going to be
VERY annoying in the near future
L1909[19:15:04] <gamax92> Hello
L1910[19:15:37] <Caitlyn> Ohayō
L1911[19:15:41] <TYKUHN2> \o
L1912[19:16:08] <gamax92> Caitlyn:
porting stuff?
L1913[19:16:16] <Caitlyn> Not atm
L1914[19:16:20] <Caitlyn> I don't have
time
L1915[19:16:23] <Caitlyn> I'd love
to...
L1916[19:16:25] <Caitlyn> but :/
L1917[19:16:52] <TYKUHN2> Talk straight
:)
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L1919[19:22:31] <gamax92> payonel: you
there
L1920[19:22:48] <TheFox> hello
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L1923[19:23:52] <TheFox> oop0-s
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L1926[19:29:03] <gamax92> ~w
computronics
L1928[19:31:33] <TYKUHN2> :(
L1929[19:31:36] <gamax92> :)
L1930[19:31:44] <TYKUHN2> Tried setting
up a phone number through Google Voice and it requires an existing
one
L1931[19:31:54] <gamax92> mmhm
L1932[19:32:22] <BILLPC2684> hey do you
guys know a OS in OC thats not a cover of openOS
L1933[19:32:34] <gamax92> yes
L1934[19:32:37] <gamax92> Plan9k
L1935[19:32:48] <BILLPC2684> ?
L1936[19:32:55] <TYKUHN2> I'd probably
look into Computronics if at least half the things had wiki
pages.
L1937[19:32:57] <BILLPC2684> that floppy
disk
L1938[19:33:10] <gamax92> "do you
guys know a OS in OC thats not a cover of openOS"
"Plan9k"
L1939[19:33:28] <BILLPC2684> so how do i
use it?
L1940[19:33:50] <gamax92> the same way
you use Plan9k?
L1941[19:33:55] <gamax92> sorry,
OpenOS
L1942[19:34:28] <BILLPC2684> ...
L1943[19:34:44] <BILLPC2684> i mean make
a OS
L1944[19:35:13] <BILLPC2684> sorry for my
lack of typing...
L1945[19:35:37] <gamax92> BILLPC2684:
unicode.wtrunc
L1946[19:35:41] <gamax92> ... clipboard
you fail me
L1947[19:35:46] <Caitlyn> lol
L1949[19:36:03] <gamax92> dunno how up to
date that is but that explains a bit of stuff
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L1951[19:37:57] <TYKUHN2> I've gone as
far as make a BIOS. Yes the BIOS does read Unmanaged
harddrives.
L1952[19:38:07] <TYKUHN2> :)
L1953[19:38:25] <TYKUHN2> Uses custom
format no one knows making it absolutely pointless
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L1955[19:38:41] <gamax92> anyway, I'm in
not as hot place and good internet, time to be productive
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L1957[19:40:29] <BILLPC2684> I never made
a OS before so this is going to be a real experience for me
XD
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L1959[19:42:26] <TYKUHN2> I really hope
timeapi.org isn't on a crappy webserver
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L1961[19:44:30] <payonel> gamax92:
yes?
L1962[19:44:50] <gamax92> payonel: what
ever happened to adding device info to ocemu?
L1963[19:45:39] <payonel> gamax92: i
still have that in branch, i was doing it at the same time i was
improving/correcting devfs for openos
L1964[19:45:44] <payonel> just had some
things get in the way
L1965[19:45:48] <payonel> but i still
have the branch
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L1968[19:46:51] <gamax92> payonel: I
assume no but does /usr/boot/ work for custom boot scripts?
:P
L1969[19:48:30] <payonel> ha, no, but fun
idea :)
L1970[19:48:34] <TYKUHN2> Attempting to
do hex. Urge to shoot self increasing
L1971[19:48:45] <gamax92> hex is
difficult?
L1972[19:49:01] <TYKUHN2> Not really I
just don't understand it at this exact moment for some reason
L1973[19:52:12] <gamax92> payonel: whats
a good number for a boot script, needs to be above devfs and it's
for automatic device creation
L1974[19:52:35] <payonel> i put
everything userland at 99
L1975[19:52:46] <payonel> unless you're
worried about something that must come after
L1976[19:52:55] <gamax92> I don't know if
I should be or not
L1977[19:53:37] <gamax92> oh ... should I
be using rc stuff or is a custom boot script fine
L1978[19:54:23] <payonel> i guess it
would depend on how you want to share the code
L1979[19:54:27] <payonel> if you have a
/boot/ file, it'll just work
L1980[19:54:39] <payonel> if it's rc
based ,the user will have to rc enable it to add it to their
/etc/rc.cfg
L1981[19:55:30] <payonel> i kind wish 1.6
had the new rc system
L1982[19:55:33] <payonel> but, yeah
L1983[19:55:59] <payonel> ^ i was working
on an openrc implementation for openos -- it'd be in charge of all
the /boot stuff and more
L1984[19:57:44] <gamax92> payonel: but
then you were told to stop adding in features? :P
L1985[19:58:32] <payonel> anywho, i guess
it just depends on what deps you have. 90: filesystem [the
automounting stuff for /mnt], 91: gpu (for auto-binding to new
screens), 92: keyboard (for keyboard pressed key state) , 93: term
(for auto binding to available gpus and keyboards), 94: shell (for
settings shell env vars, which needs to come after rootfs is
available), 99: rc (which is empty on a vanilla install)
L1986[19:58:42] <Tazz> but its not JVM
compiled :<
L1987[19:58:44] <payonel> gamax92: i
definitely ran out of RAM
L1988[19:58:50] <Tazz> its a compiler I
wrote :/
L1989[19:58:51] <Tazz> XD
L1990[19:59:00] <gamax92> Caitlyn: a wild
Tazz appeared
L1991[19:59:05] <gamax92> payonel: oh, so
then no deps
L1992[19:59:21] <gamax92> I guess I'll
just put them at 95
L1993[19:59:23] <Tazz> I tottally keep
forgetting thtat shit
L1994[19:59:23] <Tazz> XD
L1995[19:59:24] <payonel> gamax92: but
no, sangar was in support of rc - he definitely wanted it
L1996[19:59:34] <Tazz> Im gonna like
start it up after dinner
L1997[19:59:39] <Tazz> give me like 10
minutes
L1998[20:00:07] <gamax92> 10 minutes,
counting.
L1999[20:01:19] <TYKUHN2> How would I go
about converting Hex to a number in Lua? Does string.format work in
some magical way?
L2000[20:01:49] <gamax92> tonumber
L2001[20:02:08] <gamax92> #lua
tonumber("f82",16)
L2002[20:02:09] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3970
L2003[20:02:12] <gamax92> #lua
tonumber("0xf82")
L2004[20:02:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3970
L2005[20:02:26] <TYKUHN2> Tonumber works
like that? I need to read the wiki closer
L2006[20:02:55] <gamax92> #lua
tonumber("yes",36)
L2007[20:02:55] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
44596
L2008[20:04:06] <TYKUHN2> #lua
tonumber("HellOTheRe", 64)
L2009[20:04:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
[string "lua"]:1: bad argument #2 to 'tonumber' (base out
of range)
L2010[20:04:12] <TYKUHN2> :(
L2011[20:04:48] <TYKUHN2> Oo binary
L2012[20:04:54] <gamax92> base is case
insensensitive and so it only goes to 36
L2013[20:05:12] <TYKUHN2> I repeat:
:(
L2014[20:05:22] <gamax92> I repeat:
:)
L2015[20:05:37] <gamax92> payonel: is
there a function for removing a device
L2016[20:05:59] <payonel> fs.umount will
do it
L2017[20:06:09] <payonel> is that what
you are asking?
L2018[20:06:17] <payonel> the 'undo' of
devfs.create ?
L2019[20:06:25] <gamax92> yes
L2020[20:06:32] <gamax92> but why would
it be umount O_o
L2021[20:06:43] <gamax92> you want me to
umount /dev ?
L2022[20:07:07] <payonel> you could
--
L2023[20:07:10] <payonel> but what i mean
is
L2024[20:07:26] <payonel> if you create
/dev/gmx via devfs.create("gmx", gmx_handler)
L2025[20:07:37] <payonel> you can remove
it by calling fs.umount("/dev/gmx")
L2026[20:07:50] <payonel> and it is
umount, named after gnutils umount
L2027[20:08:21] <gamax92> that only makes
sense if /dev/gmx were actually being mounted as a filesystem
L2028[20:08:22] <TYKUHN2> This dev stuff
is unknown to me
L2029[20:08:22] <payonel> fs.umount also
takes the handler: fs.umount(gmx_handler)
L2030[20:08:24] <gamax92> but it's just a
device entry
L2031[20:08:31] <gamax92> why would it
not be devfs.remove?
L2032[20:08:51] <payonel> >.<
you're right
L2033[20:08:54] <payonel> sorry
L2034[20:08:57] <gamax92> :P
L2035[20:09:01] *
gamax92 pets payonel
L2036[20:09:03] <payonel> long day?
L2037[20:09:07] <payonel>
i'm....wow
L2038[20:09:54] <payonel> yeah, devfs
needs a remove - sheesh
L2039[20:09:59] <payonel> devfs.remove
will drop the dev point
L2040[20:10:19] <payonel> also, type
^^
L2041[20:10:25] <payonel> "devfs
needed a remove"
L2042[20:10:27] <payonel> it has it
L2043[20:10:41] <payonel> typo typo
L2044[20:10:45] *
payonel is about to give up for the day
L2045[20:11:03] <payonel> but my
devfs.remove doesn't take the handler, or the point name
L2046[20:11:14] <payonel>
devfs.create("gmx", handler) =>
devfs.remove("gmx")
L2047[20:11:23] <payonel> only**
L2048[20:11:26] <payonel> only the point
name
L2049[20:11:32] <payonel> I CAN'T
TYPE
L2050[20:11:50] <payonel> good thing i'm
not writing code right now
L2051[20:11:50] <TYKUHN2> That timestamp
is going to be REALLY out of whack
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L2053[20:14:02] <BILLPC2684> brb
switching to WOCCHAT :3
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L2057[20:15:02] <BILLPC2684> back
:3
L2058[20:15:07] <TYKUHN2> Tonumber
doesn't convert numbers to numbers with other bases... does
it?
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L2060[20:15:23] <BILLPC2684> i don't
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L2063[20:18:30] <payonel> #lua
tonumber("0xDEADBEAF", 16)
L2064[20:18:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L2065[20:18:40] <payonel> #lua return
tonumber("0xDEADBEAF", 16)
L2066[20:18:40] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L2067[20:18:45] <payonel> #lua return
tonumber("123")
L2068[20:18:45] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
123
L2069[20:18:47] <payonel> sda
L2070[20:18:49] <payonel> sad
L2071[20:18:59] <payonel> #lua return
tonumber("DEADBEAF", 16)
L2072[20:19:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3735928495
L2073[20:19:02] <payonel> ah
L2074[20:19:03] <payonel> no 0x
L2075[20:19:14] <payonel> #lua return
tonumber("01011010101011", 2)
L2076[20:19:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
5803
L2077[20:19:16] <payonel> nice
L2078[20:19:59] <TYKUHN2> #lua return
tonumber("0xDEADBEEF")
L2079[20:19:59] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3735928559
L2080[20:26:32] <payonel> TYKUHN2: oh
well that's simpler :)
L2081[20:26:42] <payonel> #lua return
tonumber("01011010101011") -- probably 8
L2082[20:26:43] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1011010101011
L2083[20:26:55] <payonel> #lua return
tonumber("0777") -- probably 8
L2084[20:26:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
777
L2085[20:27:01] <payonel> #lua return
tonumber("0777",8) -- probably 8
L2086[20:27:01] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
511
L2087[20:27:02] <Caitlyn> ?10
minutes....
L2088[20:27:05] <Caitlyn> errr
L2089[20:27:08] <Caitlyn> >10
minutes*
L2090[20:27:29] <gamax92> Caitlyn: you
can make it :<
L2091[20:27:49] <Caitlyn> wat?
L2092[20:28:04] <gamax92> it's only 10
minutes, you'll survive!
L2093[20:28:15] <Caitlyn> I was quoting
Tazz...
L2094[20:28:15] <TYKUHN2> #lua return
tonumber("01011010101011", 2)
L2095[20:28:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
5803
L2096[20:29:44] <TYKUHN2> Has anyone
implemented SSL?
L2097[20:30:22] <dustpuppy> i have an
interisting problem. i have a big reactor with ender io energy
conduit connected. the conduit is connected to an assembler and a
me system. if i assemble a minecart the me system runs out of
power, when the assembling is finished, until i take the minecart
out of the assembler. then the me system is back. as long, as i
leave the cart in the assembler there will be no power on the
conduit
L2098[20:30:56] <gamax92> TYKUHN2: not
that I was aware of
L2099[20:31:09] <gamax92> Caitlyn: would
you like some fish tacos
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L2102[20:32:14] <TYKUHN2> I'm having a
hard time getting stuff form github without SSL
L2103[20:32:25] <TYKUHN2> I'll dissect
OPPM
L2104[20:32:27] <gamax92> why not just
use https
L2105[20:32:27] <BILLPC2684> wow my OC
computer crashed D: 'too long without yielding'
L2106[20:32:38] <gamax92> the http api on
the internet card supports https
L2107[20:32:49] <TYKUHN2> It supports
it?
L2108[20:33:02] <TYKUHN2> Since
when?
L2109[20:33:05] <gamax92> since
forever
L2110[20:33:13] <TYKUHN2> Color me
surprised
L2111[20:33:29] <TYKUHN2> I'll migrate my
code over to CC then which DOESN'T support SSL
L2112[20:33:34] <gamax92> it doesn't need
special support to do so, Java just automatically does it
L2113[20:33:38] <gamax92> CC also has
https support
L2114[20:33:49] <gamax92> also because
Java just automatically does it
L2115[20:34:07] <TYKUHN2> I could have
sworn it didn't.
L2116[20:34:40] <TYKUHN2> I've been
implementing SSL for no reason.
L2117[20:34:49] <TYKUHN2> Urge going
stronger
L2118[20:35:31] <TYKUHN2> I'm tempted to
continue though because I'm not seeing support for headers.
L2119[20:36:10] <TYKUHN2> And headers +
SSL would be nice.
L2120[20:40:01] <gamax92> oh it does
support headers apparently
L2121[20:40:09] <gamax92> I need to go
add support for that into ocemu and update the wiki
L2122[20:40:28] <TYKUHN2> ^ Update people
update :(
L2123[20:40:47] <TYKUHN2> Custom SSL
negotiations? I really am just looking for reason to not throw my
code away
L2124[20:41:13] <gamax92> there is no ssl
sockets though
L2125[20:41:41] <gamax92> ... >_>
Sangar
L2126[20:41:50] <gamax92> I need to just
PR that change to fix the documentation
L2127[20:41:57] <gamax92> because there
is no http_response signals, its a stream
L2128[20:42:21] <TYKUHN2> I'm going to
ask before I code for now on.
L2129[20:42:39] <TYKUHN2> Wiki just isn't
reliable enough :)
L2130[20:44:22] <TYKUHN2> Someone more
skilled in encryption should REALLY update the data card page. I
killed it when I tried
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L2132[20:46:29] <TYKUHN2> gamax92 ping me
when it's updated
L2133[20:47:21] <gamax92> why would you
need to be pinged
L2134[20:47:28] <gamax92> it's just a
table of key/value pairs
L2135[20:49:06] <payonel> gamax92: also,
fs.remove(path) calls devfs.remove() [path is relative to devfs
mount point]
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L2137[20:51:09] <gamax92> payonel: yeah I
can live with tat
L2138[20:52:17] <payonel> it probably is
obvious, but to be clear, fs.remove("/dev/foobar") calls
devfs.remove("foobar")
L2139[20:52:32] <gamax92> I've written
custom filesystems before
L2140[20:52:36] <gamax92> :)
L2141[20:53:48] <gamax92> I think the
internet api documentation also needs to be revised
L2142[20:54:09] <gamax92> it talks about
signals and such even though it's a stream
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L2145[20:56:46] <payonel> gamax92: to
create dirs, how do you feel about the handler definition a list()
method?
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L2147[20:57:21] <payonel> so
devfs.create("foo", { list = function() return
{"a", "b"} end)
L2148[20:57:36] <payonel> would populate
/dev/foo/ with files a, and b
L2149[20:57:52] <payonel> i pick the name
'list' because that's what filesystem calls it
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L2151[20:59:42] <gamax92> payonel: I'm
just waiting for proxy.close to not be nop and call my handler's
close, and for my handler's open to be called :)
L2152[21:15:06] <TYKUHN2> Is python
anything like LUA?
L2153[21:15:06] <EnderBot2> It's Lua, not
LUA. Name, not an acronym
L2154[21:15:30] <gamax92> TYKUHN2:
no
L2155[21:15:31] <TYKUHN2> Friend knows
Python and I'd love to relate it as well as I can in teaching
Lua
L2156[21:17:32] <payonel> gamax92:
:)
L2157[21:17:43] <gamax92> payonel: hurry
I don't have all day :)
L2158[21:17:46] <payonel> i'm going to
make 1 more PR for 1.6 rc tonight
L2159[21:17:56] <payonel> i'll fix close
and add open
L2160[21:18:10] <gamax92> payonel: I
demand more from you
L2161[21:18:14] <gamax92> work
harder!
L2162[21:18:18] <gamax92> D:<
L2163[21:18:36] <payonel> :)
L2164[21:18:42] <payonel> but,
list()?
L2165[21:18:48] *
gamax92 shrugs
L2166[21:18:58] <gamax92> not something I
can make a quick yes/no on
L2167[21:18:58] <payonel> well it
wouldn't be for tonight anyways
L2168[21:19:04] <gamax92> needs time for
thinking
L2169[21:19:07] <payonel> agreed
L2170[21:19:14] <payonel> i'll add it
later when the device info is ready
L2171[21:19:18] <gamax92>
implementations, use cases, etc
L2172[21:20:07] <Caitlyn> gamax92, RE:
Fish tacos, no thanks
L2173[21:20:11] <payonel> yeah for
tonight's PR (which is the too-many-screens fix) i'll add devfs
fixes for close and open
L2174[21:22:41] <gamax92> payonel: but so
far I'm leaning towards no on the list()
L2175[21:27:15] <gamax92> Caitlyn: bean
tacos?
L2176[21:27:22] <Caitlyn> Nah, had
pizza
L2177[21:27:25] <Caitlyn> thanks
though
L2178[21:27:28] *
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L2180[21:31:01] <Caitlyn> Still no sign
huh...?
L2181[21:32:32] <gamax92> Caitlyn: they
passed out at dinner
L2182[21:32:37] *
Caitlyn sighs
L2183[21:52:56] <TYKUHN2> I'm worried I
may give into the urge at this rate
L2184[21:54:00] <gamax92> TYKUHN2: give
into what?
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L2189[22:08:31] <TYKUHN2> You know.
Commiting Coding Suicide
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L2191[22:14:12] <Izaya> exit(1)
L2192[22:15:17] <Tazz> Caitlyn, fear
not
L2193[22:15:19] <Tazz> Im here
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L2197[22:42:31] <gamax92> Izaya: hard
drive clacking makes good drums
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