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L38[02:56:24] <Forecaster> looks like they did fix shadowplay (now called "Instant Replay") turning off on reboot
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L60[04:18:30] <Mettaton_Fab> doot.
L61[04:21:57] <MalkContent> http://sinister-lore.de/picdump/do.ot.png
L62[04:23:43] <MalkContent> i fail to understand the message a linked card receives in a computer and from a linked card in a relay. it basically allows you to monitor all traffic sans if its addressed or broadcast
L63[04:24:28] <MalkContent> but i don't get why the message is sent at all if it doesn't include the address of the message, if it is addressed
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L66[04:30:31] <MalkContent> a well. time to give this up pull it out of the relay
L67[04:34:55] <Kodos> NOOT NOOT MOTHERFUCK
L68[04:34:57] <Kodos> ER'
L69[04:34:59] <Kodos> FUCK
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L71[04:35:43] <MalkContent> Ok.
L72[04:41:37] <Izaya> %tell Kodos keeping it classy
L73[04:41:38] <MichiBot> Izaya: Kodos will be notified of this message when next seen.
L74[04:42:25] <MalkContent> Also, Lizzy, relays with wireless cards work well with wireless cards in tablets/computers :)
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L90[05:22:35] <Lizzy> MalkContent, yes, i know. cause putting a wireless card in a relay makes it act like the old access point block
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L94[05:23:50] <Graphicscore> Hi , Is sombody around who could help me with an issue ? My game somehow keeps crashing if I use the AdapterBlock with certain other mods
L95[05:24:16] <Lizzy> what other mods? and do you have the crash log?
L96[05:24:22] <Graphicscore> Yes
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L98[05:25:30] <Graphicscore> I am on MC 1.7.10 and want to use OpenComputers with an Applied Enegergetics Controller
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L101[05:27:34] <MalkContent> kay then i just misunderstood yesterday, probably
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L111[05:54:31] <Inari> Vexatos: its lame though!
L112[05:54:38] <Inari> also computers are magic all-in-one blocks :o
L113[05:55:31] <Magik6k> S3, have you found SPOT spec?
L114[05:55:42] <Magik6k> *SOPT?
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L116[05:57:50] <Izaya> https://i.imgur.com/Jg6q8sS.png
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L120[06:08:15] <Izaya> https://a.pomf.cat/mynqle.PNG what are some other fun things I can include?
L121[06:09:48] * vifino groans and snuggles Lizzy
L122[06:10:05] * Lizzy snuggles vifino
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L125[06:15:03] <MalkContent> you could include an antivirus hdmi port
L126[06:15:07] <Tazz> Xd
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L129[06:17:43] <Izaya> ehhh
L130[06:17:49] <Izaya> I want it to be not technically bullshit
L131[06:17:55] <Izaya> just in words most people wouldn't understand
L132[06:19:57] <vifino> Blocks Virus "Linux" And Others!(tm)
L133[06:20:29] <Izaya> We need better words though
L134[06:20:45] <Izaya> Stops access by uncertified operating systems?
L135[06:20:50] <MalkContent> direct access to windows 10 store. order and install crap on your router just by having the installed microphones listen to you talk
L136[06:21:07] <vifino> Sounds good to me, Izaya.
L137[06:22:07] <Izaya> MalkContent: but it's running NSALinux
L138[06:22:19] <Izaya> ... that's a selling point now
L139[06:22:30] <Mettaton_Fab> Izaya, where did ya get that pic from?
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L141[06:22:34] <Izaya> which?
L142[06:23:07] <Izaya> https://a.pomf.cat/ugiysd.PNG minus the latest point
L143[06:23:38] <Mettaton_Fab> maybe Win98 support?
L144[06:23:48] <Mettaton_Fab> or AirPort Support?
L145[06:24:01] <Izaya> Microsoft(R) Windows(TM) 10(C) ready?
L146[06:24:23] <Mettaton_Fab> AirPort Support is Mac-Ready
L147[06:24:29] <MalkContent> :D
L148[06:24:32] <MalkContent> 10(C)
L149[06:24:55] <MalkContent> is that a real thing?
L150[06:25:02] <Izaya> probably
L151[06:25:09] <Izaya> they could probably copyright a number if they wanted to
L152[06:25:14] <Izaya> too big to fail, after all
L153[06:29:11] <Izaya> https://a.pomf.cat/pojwle.PNG
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L156[06:31:04] <Izaya> I feel like I'm starting to invoke Poe's Law now
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L159[06:36:46] <Mettaton_Fab> Dank memes are needed.
L160[06:37:20] <Gavle> Mettaton_Fab, why?
L161[06:38:00] <Gavle> Izaya, that link links to a router I have worked with
L162[06:38:14] <Gavle> It is indeed the fastest, but it's not what they're advertising
L163[06:38:19] <Izaya> I know
L164[06:38:20] <Gavle> I don't think anything meets all of that criteria XD
L165[06:38:21] <Izaya> this is just satire
L166[06:38:32] <Gavle> NSALinux is not a thing
L167[06:38:37] <Izaya> Indeed.
L168[06:38:41] <Gavle> unless it is
L169[06:38:47] <Izaya> It might be
L170[06:38:52] <Izaya> But I haven't heard of such a thing
L171[06:39:11] <Gavle> Would the NSA give up the existence of its own OS?
L172[06:39:23] <Gavle> I would think it's pretty secret
L173[06:39:29] <Izaya> Eh
L174[06:39:37] <Izaya> They're pretty deep into Linux kernel development
L175[06:39:41] <Gavle> yeah
L176[06:40:00] <Izaya> I imagine they'd keep some stuff to themselves but if they had their own distro it'd be at least known of
L177[06:40:06] <Gavle> idk
L178[06:40:30] <Skye> Izaya, make it more obvious that it's not secure. :P
L179[06:40:46] <Izaya> Skye: I'll say that it's patented
L180[06:40:49] <Izaya> that should be enough
L181[06:41:03] <Gavle> Izaya, are you making that troll advertisement?
L182[06:41:10] <Izaya> yes
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L185[06:43:29] <Gavle> nice Izaya
L186[06:43:32] <Gavle> send me the finished copy
L187[06:43:50] <MajGenRelativity> Does anyone know how to interface with a DefenseTech missile launcher?
L188[06:44:12] <MajGenRelativity> I can set coordinates with a computer through an adapter, but I can't get the lock height to set
L189[06:44:14] <Izaya> Gavle: it'll go on my propaganda page
L190[06:44:20] <Izaya> https://shadowkat.net/propaganda
L191[06:44:52] <Skye> Izaya, you should have a definition of propaganda. :P
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L194[06:48:14] <Izaya> So uh
L195[06:48:21] <Izaya> Anyone got any suggestions for the left side of the poster?
L196[06:49:19] <Izaya> also Gavle I hope you were using something like OpenWRT on there
L197[06:49:32] <Gavle> Izaya, what?
L198[06:49:34] <Izaya> it's a hell of a lot of router and it'd be a shame to waste it on stock firmware
L199[06:49:44] <Gavle> ah
L200[06:49:48] <Gavle> It's not my router
L201[06:50:10] <Izaya> ah
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L204[06:50:23] <Izaya> if I were less cheap I'd buy myself a WRT1900ac
L205[06:50:29] <MajGenRelativity> what?
L206[06:50:30] <MajGenRelativity> oh
L207[06:50:31] <Izaya> It's basically a newer WRT54GL
L208[06:50:39] <MajGenRelativity> I use the stock firmware on the router right now
L209[06:50:46] <Izaya> why would you do such a thing
L210[06:50:51] <MajGenRelativity> Bit tight on time to mess around with it
L211[06:50:57] <MajGenRelativity> Plus, I'm not doing crazy stuff
L212[06:51:07] <Izaya> >not building mesh networks with your router
L213[06:51:13] <MajGenRelativity> I sort of just want it to work and give me a free WTFast subscription
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L215[06:51:26] <Izaya> kek people actually use shit like that?>
L216[06:51:37] <MajGenRelativity> I don't yet
L217[06:51:42] <MajGenRelativity> I keep forgetting to set it up XD
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L219[06:51:59] <Izaya> I'm going to venture a guess that at best you'll get the same performance
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L221[06:53:01] <MajGenRelativity> Izaya, I expect a 5% reduction in ping time
L222[06:53:08] <MajGenRelativity> Anything more, I'll be surprised
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L224[06:56:27] <MajGenRelativity> anyways
L225[06:56:33] <MajGenRelativity> Does anyone know how to interface with a DefenseTech missile launcher?
L226[06:56:34] <Izaya> here in hell it'd be more like a 100% increase in ping times
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L239[07:53:39] <Forecaster> mm dried pineapple
L240[07:57:35] <Lizzy> sod off, stupid solar flares
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L243[08:00:31] <Mettaton_Fab> how about Bisquit roll?
L244[08:01:26] <Forecaster> hm
L245[08:01:42] <Forecaster> I wonder if the sign upgrade works with biliocraft signs
L246[08:01:46] <Forecaster> probably not
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L261[08:37:53] <Lizzy> i think i'ma have to get rid of some of my colony's terriers
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L264[08:46:49] * Lizzy has 11 colonists, 16 Yorkshire Terriers, an arctic fox, an arctic wolf and a grizzly bear
L265[08:47:45] <Lizzy> i initially got 8 terriers (4 male, 4 female, they all self tamed and joined) but they got busy
L266[08:51:46] <MajGenRelativity> Lizzy, you have to keep that grizzly bear
L267[08:52:20] <Lizzy> yeah, i'm keeping it for now. am starting to run into food issues though (for the animals mainly, the colonists are fine with just rice)
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L269[08:57:52] <Inari> hmm a whole secret key snail set only costs $70:o
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L273[08:59:52] <Skye> Inari, wut?
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L275[09:00:35] <Inari> Skye: that plus sunscreen :P http://akari.in/pinky_Pa8oA
L276[09:00:35] <ManiacCoder> sorry for spam, I've changed my screen size
L277[09:00:51] <Inari> oh
L278[09:00:52] <Inari> not plus
L279[09:00:54] <Inari> it contains suncream
L280[09:00:55] <Inari> xD
L281[09:01:31] <Skye> Inari, so skin care stuff?
L282[09:01:34] <Inari> Skye: yeah
L283[09:01:37] <Inari> snailed :3 http://akari.in/pinky_7V9sn
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L285[09:02:38] <ManiacCoder> My robot is finished! Time to mine :D
L286[09:03:00] <Magik6k> ~w unicode
L287[09:03:00] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:unicode
L288[09:03:41] <Magik6k> Any ideas on how do I convert utf16le into utf8?
L289[09:07:55] <Inari> average garden snake has 14000 teeth
L290[09:07:56] <Inari> o.o
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L292[09:08:42] <Inari> er
L293[09:08:43] <Inari> snail
L294[09:08:44] <Inari> not snake
L295[09:08:44] <Inari> xD
L296[09:12:03] <ManiacCoder> Is there any way to be able to read the text on a screen from farther away?
L297[09:12:16] <Inari> i kinda want a pet snail now
L298[09:12:16] <ManiacCoder> I can only read from a 2 blocks distance
L299[09:14:10] <Lizzy> #lua 75*3
L300[09:14:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 225
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L308[09:20:56] <Skye> Inari, lewd?
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L317[09:33:55] <Forecaster> Lizzy: at least the colonists eat pretty much any food as long as it's not human generally :P
L318[09:35:02] * Skye needs to have a shower
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L327[09:47:51] <LordFokas> o/
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L331[09:54:30] <Lizzy> welp, i lost 2 of my colonists, 1 died when a batch of man hunting boomalopes came and the other died a short while after due to an infection caused by the aforementioned boomerlopes
L332[09:54:44] <Forecaster> ohno D:
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L334[09:55:46] <Lizzy> annoyingly one of the ones i lost was the colony's artist
L335[09:56:36] <Lizzy> also just seen that oen of my turrets didn't get turned on
L336[09:56:51] <Lizzy> oh wait
L337[09:56:56] <Lizzy> the artist is still alive
L338[09:57:06] <Forecaster> yay
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L340[09:59:58] <Magik6k> S3, I think we may want to just use GPT for OC, with some Lua blob filesystem for booting
L341[10:00:15] <Magik6k> I implemented GPT header handler in 28 lines in plan9k
L342[10:00:38] <Magik6k> http://mpt.magik6k.net/file/plan9k-drivers/lib/modules/base/17_gpt.lua
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L345[10:22:28] <S3> Magik6k: I actually looked at that
L346[10:22:52] <S3> Mettaton_Fab: the problem is.. GPT is kind of a large specification, not that you can't just minimally adopt it
L347[10:23:04] <S3> Last I checked it's sort of.. complicated
L348[10:23:45] <S3> Do you think we can reliably read GPT data to boot in various configurations in < 2KB of minified Lua?
L349[10:24:10] <Mettaton_Fab> S3, look a t who you wrote. tabbing is not easy.
L350[10:24:31] <S3> Mettaton_Fab: huh?
L351[10:24:38] <Mettaton_Fab> wait, isnt GPT that kind of UEFI bios stuff?
L352[10:25:02] <S3> Mettaton_Fab: the OCBSD EEPROM I was working on is UEFI like
L353[10:25:04] <S3> for OC
L354[10:25:29] <S3> here's what I think
L355[10:25:40] <Mettaton_Fab> Nice, a UEFI Bios for OC! can we also something something GUI for OS?
L356[10:26:00] <S3> if we can support both managed and unmanaged drives in OC for booting, with GPT, and a UEFI like setup so multistage booting can be done easily...
L357[10:26:07] <S3> what do you think about that
L358[10:26:11] <S3> in under 4K
L359[10:26:40] <S3> it would require some work. First, you need to support init.lua based booting, (EASY)
L360[10:27:01] <S3> second, you need to support GPT on unmanaged drives, THEN a simple read only filesystem driver, such as FAT
L361[10:27:08] <S3> to read off of some boot partition
L362[10:27:29] <S3> if you think we can do that in under 4K, which I'm thinking it's possible...
L363[10:27:49] <S3> then it would be a really good replacement for the stock eeprom provided with OC
L364[10:27:58] <Mettaton_Fab> Maybe something going to win9x style boot stuff.
L365[10:28:42] <Mettaton_Fab> Like, having a bootloader load the main parts of the OS from a partition which will be hidden in plain sight.
L366[10:29:09] <S3> well, with this sort of setup, this is also possible without worrying about eeprom size.
L367[10:30:19] <S3> I wouldn't have anything against say a VFAT boot partition that you throw stuff in, because then you could easily mount it on your server, etc
L368[10:30:51] <S3> I dunno what other fs you could use that would be small enough for read only access, and available enough for mounting outside of OC, SimpleFS is not in that list
L369[10:31:25] <S3> but Magik6k does have a point about the option of GPT
L370[10:32:06] <S3> Then there is my data oriented partition table
L371[10:32:21] <S3> which is early in spec
L372[10:32:41] <S3> it doesn't hold partitions at all
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L374[10:32:58] <S3> right CoderPuppy ?
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L377[10:42:55] <Mimiru> Still can't play my main RM save... guess it's off to another colony
L378[10:44:31] <Forecaster> what do you mean can't play?
L379[10:45:05] <Mimiru> More stuff is now showing "needs materials" I can't do clothes, I can't butcher meat, etc
L380[10:45:18] <Mimiru> New colony works fine though
L381[10:45:20] <Forecaster> ah
L382[10:45:23] <Forecaster> got mods?
L383[10:45:34] <Mimiru> Yeah... one or two..
L384[10:45:41] <Forecaster> added after creating the save?
L385[10:45:44] <Mimiru> No
L386[10:45:47] <Forecaster> (or removed)
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L390[11:04:16] <MalkContent> o neat. you can copy lines from the screens to clipboard with the analyzer :) least i know i wasnt crazy the last time i did that accidentally
L391[11:08:09] <Forecaster> !!!
L392[11:08:21] <Forecaster> KSP is adding Remotech functionality to the base game
L393[11:08:40] <Magik6k> S3, while not being much of uefi-like, task of init.lua can be handled by boot partition being just \0 padded Lua blob
L394[11:08:52] <Magik6k> this way you don't duplicate your code
L395[11:09:07] <S3> I have thought of that, but it's a bit limited
L396[11:09:25] <S3> SOPT supported that
L397[11:10:05] <S3> It would be nice if the data part of the EEPROM could hold say an executable path or something
L398[11:10:43] <S3> as well
L399[11:11:14] <Magik6k> well, Managed disk booting is simple, GPT is simple, vfat is sortkinda simple to read, but I don't thing it will fit well into 4k
L400[11:11:45] <Magik6k> Using GPT allows for mounting on loop devices
L401[11:11:50] <Magik6k> in linux
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L403[11:17:32] <MalkContent> neat. with delay, forecaster?
L404[11:18:11] <Forecaster> no I don't think so
L405[11:18:28] <Forecaster> it's not as complex as remotech
L406[11:19:15] <MalkContent> probably a good call :D
L407[11:19:52] <Forecaster> it limits control based on connectivity
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L409[11:22:29] <Mettaton_Fab> Wait, my laptop has a UEFI BIOS but is still sitting on a MBR instead of GPT.
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L411[11:24:38] <Lizzy> you probably have the CSM enabled
L412[11:26:35] <Mettaton_Fab> what is CSM?
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L414[11:27:17] <Lizzy> Compatibility Support Module, allows UEFI to run old BIOS stuff
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L416[11:28:56] <SpaceWolfve> forecaster
L417[11:29:28] <SpaceWolfve> Do you have a tut on your channel that explains how to make a 2 line t section whit signals?
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L419[11:29:50] <Skye> technically you can have UEFI load stuff from MBR
L420[11:30:01] <Forecaster> t section?
L421[11:30:08] <Forecaster> as in intersection?
L422[11:30:11] <SpaceWolfve> yeah
L423[11:30:15] <Forecaster> yes
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L425[11:30:22] <SpaceWolfve> I cant find i
L426[11:31:06] <Forecaster> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_RIhdg1Ktg
L427[11:31:06] <MichiBot> Railcraft Intersections 3-way, 4-way, 1-lane & 2-lane with signalling | length: 24m 33s | Likes: 79 Dislikes: 4 Views: 8647 | by Forecaster
L428[11:31:17] <Forecaster> it's in the archive playlist
L429[11:31:34] <SpaceWolfve> thanks
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L433[11:39:02] <S3> DWFORi DON'T SEE WHY THIS VIDEO IS USEFUL
L434[11:39:05] <S3> woops caps lock
L435[11:39:13] <S3> and major typo
L436[11:39:43] <Forecaster> ?
L437[11:39:46] <S3> oh okay there's more stuff
L438[11:39:53] <S3> I was just watching the first example and was like WTF?
L439[11:40:39] <S3> Forecaster: ever seen my RAM PLA?
L440[11:40:43] <S3> with project red
L441[11:40:47] <Forecaster> youwat
L442[11:41:04] <S3> I fit 32 Bytes of RAM in like a very tiny space using project red
L443[11:41:10] <S3> and the logic gates
L444[11:41:17] <Forecaster> ah
L445[11:41:20] <S3> uses PLA matrix techniques
L446[11:41:33] <S3> the same 32 bytes can hold 128 bytes of rom
L447[11:41:47] <Forecaster> man my audio was a lot worse back then...
L448[11:42:58] <S3> it's what happens when you use string and a can for audio recording
L449[11:43:41] <Forecaster> I'm still using the same mic
L450[11:43:54] <Forecaster> I've just made some minor tweaks, changed how I edit and talk
L451[11:44:27] <Forecaster> and it's a lot better now as a result
L452[11:44:28] <S3> Forecaster: when a project red / integrated circuits mod supports saving your circuit and sharing it online with others you should play with my serial IO circuit for controlling railcraft
L453[11:45:44] <S3> it's pretty fast.. not super fast, but i designed it for sending control messages or morse code to people
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L459[11:57:09] <S3> Magik6k: so the problem with GPT
L460[11:57:16] <S3> the partition table is MASSIVE
L461[11:57:33] <SpaceWolfve> Forecaster ur only showing where the signal boxes are but not how i should configre them
L462[11:57:52] <S3> Magik6k: each entry is 128 bytes
L463[11:58:06] <S3> which is 1/4 of an entire sector..
L464[11:58:50] <S3> there are 128 entries, and I'm not sure but it looks as if the entrries are reserved..
L465[11:59:02] <S3> which if that's the case that's a massive chunk out of your available disk space
L466[12:00:47] <Forecaster> yes I do
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L468[12:02:21] <SpaceWolfve> Now i need to figure it out myself -.-
L469[12:03:19] <Forecaster> I could tell you if you ask a specific question
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L471[12:03:34] <S3> Magik6k: does the linux loop device driver support zlib compressed loop devices?
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L474[12:06:55] <S3> somebody told me there's a trick you can do with squashfs
L475[12:07:16] <Forecaster> @SpaceWolfve also there's a world download
L476[12:07:41] <SpaceWolfve> oooh!
L477[12:13:06] <SpaceWolfve> @Forecaster download is dead
L478[12:13:21] <Forecaster> download is tea?
L479[12:14:25] <Forecaster> try now, it just updated the next
L480[12:14:33] <Forecaster> and not the actual link
L481[12:14:55] <SpaceWolfve> ?
L482[12:15:05] <SpaceWolfve> it updated what?
L483[12:15:35] <Forecaster> never you mind, it should work now
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L485[12:15:52] <SpaceWolfve> there we go
L486[12:15:55] <SpaceWolfve> thanks :D
L487[12:17:13] <SpaceWolfve> In which railcraft the tut was made ?
L488[12:17:20] <SpaceWolfve> my world just crashed on 1.7.10
L489[12:17:20] <SpaceWolfve> .-.
L490[12:17:34] <Forecaster> uh
L491[12:17:39] <Forecaster> no idea
L492[12:17:45] <Forecaster> 1.7.10 something
L493[12:17:56] <SpaceWolfve> It said missing bunch o mods
L494[12:18:05] <SpaceWolfve> well not litterly but it missed alot
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L496[12:18:16] <Forecaster> should be fine with just railcraft
L497[12:19:01] <SpaceWolfve> Whaaa...
L498[12:19:17] <SpaceWolfve> you only have 857 subs......
L499[12:19:22] <SpaceWolfve> I expected like 10k
L500[12:19:32] <Forecaster> heh
L501[12:19:37] <S3> bah
L502[12:19:51] <S3> there's only .857K people in the world though
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L504[12:20:57] <Z0idburg> @Forecaster Write a bot that duplicates itself and subscribes, quickly!
L505[12:21:21] <Forecaster> it'd have to create youtube accounts
L506[12:21:43] <S3> The bot can do it
L507[12:22:55] <Forecaster> probably not worth the effort :P
L508[12:23:33] <SpaceWolfve> Forecaster
L509[12:23:35] <SpaceWolfve> Question time
L510[12:23:47] <SpaceWolfve> Where do you link the 3 interlock boxes up to?
L511[12:24:01] <SpaceWolfve> The receivers at the boarding tracks?
L512[12:24:02] <Z0idburg> Just finished the script, click here to download: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
L513[12:24:02] <MichiBot> Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up | length: 3m 33s | Likes: 1421525 Dislikes: 72885 Views: 239622885 | by RickAstleyVEVO
L514[12:24:19] <S3> :>
L515[12:24:20] <Forecaster> that doesn't work with MichiBot :P
L516[12:24:35] <Elizabeth> yeah, try harder next time
L517[12:24:49] <Forecaster> at least not with a youtube url
L518[12:24:59] <SpaceWolfve> Just shorten it whit something and boom
L519[12:25:12] <Forecaster> @SpaceWolfve to the controller/receiver boxes by the detector blocks
L520[12:25:24] <Forecaster> illustrated by the colored carpets
L521[12:25:29] <S3> like this one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCuV88b-mDY
L522[12:25:31] <MichiBot> Cute Kitten! (Must Watch!) | length: 3m 30s | Likes: 7 Dislikes: 33 Views: 2820 | by Casey Johnson
L523[12:25:37] <SpaceWolfve> this one doenst have coloured carpets
L524[12:25:41] <SpaceWolfve> only wool blocks
L525[12:25:47] <SpaceWolfve> which i dont understand
L526[12:26:06] <Lizzy> carpets are awesome for showing where signal boxes link to
L527[12:26:11] <SpaceWolfve> yup
L528[12:26:22] <Forecaster> are you talking about the T intersection vs the + one?
L529[12:26:31] <Forecaster> cause they're basically the same signal wise
L530[12:26:43] <SpaceWolfve> the T double line intersection
L531[12:26:47] <S3> I want to see rails of war superbly updated
L532[12:26:54] <SpaceWolfve> S3
L533[12:27:02] <SpaceWolfve> Ever heard of "Zora no Densha"
L534[12:27:07] <S3> No
L535[12:27:14] <Forecaster> the dev is still working on ROW
L536[12:27:27] <S3> It needs to have full railcraft compat
L537[12:27:27] <S3> XD
L538[12:28:12] <SpaceWolfve> l3l
L539[12:28:20] <SpaceWolfve> closest you will get is traincraft
L540[12:28:27] <S3> oh gosh
L541[12:28:28] <S3> that mod
L542[12:28:34] <SpaceWolfve> its horrible ._.
L543[12:28:45] <S3> if it wasn't it would have been decent
L544[12:28:49] <SpaceWolfve> traveling 5km/s isnt fun for the server
L545[12:28:50] <S3> see I was working on a courier system
L546[12:28:51] <Mimiru> Hey it was just updated to 1.7 lolol
L547[12:28:57] <S3> to transfer packages on automated trains
L548[12:29:01] <S3> and boxcarts could be automated
L549[12:29:17] <S3> with my mod I could send packages with items in them with NBT readable tags
L550[12:29:21] <S3> for addressing
L551[12:29:33] <S3> and have trains operate sorting facilities from town to town
L552[12:29:49] <S3> you can do iut with railcraft but only at a smaller scale
L553[12:30:02] <S3> the trains would have to be huge for transporting enough
L554[12:30:28] <S3> It makes less sense when you can have long distance applied energistics links on telephone poles now but still it would have been epic.
L555[12:33:06] <SpaceWolfve> @Forecaster which detector block i need
L556[12:33:23] <Forecaster> you really shouldn't have to ask that
L557[12:33:48] <S3> If somebody thinks a package mod for Minecraft would really benefit them then I'll do it, the idea was that you could store 1 entire stack in a package, obviously that means only one item type per package
L558[12:33:51] <SpaceWolfve> just making sure....
L559[12:33:57] <S3> they're basically cardboard boxes
L560[12:34:08] <SpaceWolfve> http://prntscr.com/cgt2zh
L561[12:34:09] <Forecaster> I have that from Artifice :P
L562[12:34:10] <SpaceWolfve> Is this good?
L563[12:34:21] <Forecaster> up to 8 identical items per box
L564[12:34:28] <Forecaster> items/blocks
L565[12:34:52] <S3> Forecaster: why is that
L566[12:35:00] <Forecaster> why is what?
L567[12:35:06] <S3> 8 items per box
L568[12:35:22] <S3> I guess it could increase throughput
L569[12:35:33] <Forecaster> cause the crafting grid has 9 slots, and the box uses one :P
L570[12:35:39] <SpaceWolfve> nvm
L571[12:35:55] <S3> ohh, yeah I suppose.
L572[12:38:47] <S3> so these would basically be kind of like 8 slot chests that allow you to place an address on it, maybe like a 4 line editable paper on top that can be electronically read by OC with an adaptor
L573[12:39:03] <S3> so that you could say store routing info in the address for automatic sorting systems, etc
L574[12:39:13] <S3> or write on yourself
L575[12:40:52] <S3> actually, imagine if you had that
L576[12:41:37] <S3> you could use it with AE and DSUs for transferring between AE locations
L577[12:41:38] <Forecaster> that sounds pretty cool
L578[12:41:42] <S3> I think
L579[12:41:45] <Forecaster> I don't use AE
L580[12:41:53] <S3> not required
L581[12:42:02] <S3> it'd be useful on its' own with say railcraft andf automatic trains
L582[12:42:02] <Forecaster> I use railcraft :P
L583[12:42:15] <S3> just make a train with a locomotive and chest carts
L584[12:42:48] <S3> use an OC computer to take out all packages at every stop and then send it to the next train that goes to the next hop destination of each package
L585[12:42:56] <S3> a mail delivery network :)
L586[12:43:15] <Magik6k> S3, partition table by default is 128 empty entries(16KiB), which is 1.5% of T1 hdd
L587[12:43:36] <S3> Magik6k: really? I guess that's not horrible
L588[12:43:40] <Magik6k> as for loading time - it's barely noticable in my implementation
L589[12:43:45] <S3> but remember there's two partition tables in GPT
L590[12:43:48] <S3> due to mirroring
L591[12:43:53] <S3> so it would be about 3%
L592[12:43:56] <Magik6k> I implement loading from one
L593[12:44:20] <S3> I suppose we can jiust go with GPT
L594[12:44:43] <S3> gpt boot shouldn't even be like 1K for what we need in the eeprom
L595[12:44:43] <Magik6k> For great compat with existing things, yep
L596[12:45:09] <S3> so the hardest part is figuring out how to actually grab the boot code
L597[12:45:21] <Magik6k> I'd go for that blob partition
L598[12:45:23] <S3> wether it's on a tiny fat32 space or just a lua blob
L599[12:45:46] <Magik6k> fat32 wouldn't fit into 1K eeprom
L600[12:45:52] <S3> how will you map that though to be gpt compatible? are you suggesting using the MBR compatability block which is 512 bytes?
L601[12:46:08] <S3> and just sending all the gpt boot parameters via function arguments to that chunk of lua
L602[12:46:19] <S3> eeprom is 4K though I thought
L603[12:46:25] <S3> it's been a while since I've done eeprom stuff
L604[12:46:27] <Magik6k> it is
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L606[12:47:10] <Magik6k> For lua blob we may should generate some UUID and just let it boot
L607[12:47:16] <Mettaton_Fab> S3, your rickrolling is effective with a bot.
L608[12:47:28] <S3> Mettaton_Fab: ?
L609[12:48:00] <Mettaton_Fab> i saw the failed attempt at rickrolling above.
L610[12:48:10] <S3> Ok?
L611[12:48:28] <SpaceWolfve> Forecaster
L612[12:48:39] <Forecaster> spacecrabs!
L613[12:48:43] <SpaceWolfve> What do i need to set the receiver for signals on
L614[12:48:44] <S3> Magik6k: oh that's right.. gpt uses uuids for boot thingies..
L615[12:48:54] <SpaceWolfve> Emit redstone on aspect green?
L616[12:48:59] <Magik6k> > for all partition types
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L618[12:49:22] <S3> for some reason I thought gpt used 16 bit partition types
L619[12:49:25] <Lizzy> ooh, my colony now has two 'lover' pairs, me and vifino who are married and now Evans & Susy who just recently became lovers
L620[12:49:29] <SpaceWolfve> http://prntscr.com/cgta4y
L621[12:49:38] <SpaceWolfve> the receiver boxes
L622[12:49:54] <SpaceWolfve> and where do i need to set the receiver at the interlockers on
L623[12:50:10] <Magik6k> Those 16 bit types from [c]gdisk are not even in spec somehow
L624[12:50:25] <S3> wow..
L625[12:50:55] <Lizzy> https://www.theender.net/shx/zion/RimWorldWin_2016-09-11_18-50-26.png muffalo sandwhich with grizzly bear filling
L626[12:52:02] <Magik6k> I don't even see them in hex editor
L627[12:52:12] <Magik6k> Ohhhhh
L628[12:52:21] <Magik6k> They map those to that UUIDs
L629[12:52:52] * Temia yaaawns and flops against Lizzy. sleepy moo. =.=
L630[12:53:12] <S3> so with gpt all we gotta do to invent new filesystem types , etc for things like mrfs, lua blobs, etc is just generate a UUID and keep it on record?
L631[12:53:16] <S3> Magik6k: ^
L632[12:53:19] * Lizzy moves Temia onto her wing in between her and vifino
L633[12:53:25] <Magik6k> yup
L634[12:53:26] * Lizzy pets Temia
L635[12:53:27] <Forecaster> @SpaceWolfve just check how they're configured in the world?
L636[12:53:29] <S3> that's amazing
L637[12:53:38] <Magik6k> with UUIDs that's actually quite simple
L638[12:53:39] <SpaceWolfve> Cant since i keep crashing
L639[12:53:44] <SpaceWolfve> Whit any railcraft version so far
L640[12:53:51] <Magik6k> I suggest 0cbb2279-3bad-4a65-ba69-18b4a22e8b71 for boot blob
L641[12:53:52] * vifino pets Lizzy and Temia
L642[12:53:54] <Forecaster> define "crashing"
L643[12:53:59] * Lizzy purrs
L644[12:54:13] <SpaceWolfve> When loading up the world as soon i see something minecraft launcher pop ups whit crash log
L645[12:54:28] <Forecaster> what does it say
L646[12:54:37] <SpaceWolfve> a lot of text
L647[12:54:38] <Magik6k> Actually, I'll just implement reference BIOS now ;p
L648[12:54:56] <Forecaster> @SpaceWolfve hastebin it
L649[12:55:04] <Magik6k> May be a bit hard if I want it to be lua 5.2 compat
L650[12:55:10] <Mettaton_Fab> look at maybe the first thing that makes sense
L651[12:55:23] <S3> Magik6k: why is that?
L652[12:55:33] <Magik6k> string.unpack magic
L653[12:55:36] <SpaceWolfve> kk
L654[12:55:48] <S3> with sopt I remember just doing everything with bitwise opers
L655[12:55:57] <S3> if it's just booting who cares if it's slow
L656[12:56:03] <Magik6k> S3, http://mpt.magik6k.net/file/plan9k-drivers/lib/modules/base/17_gpt.lua
L657[12:56:38] <Magik6k> We can switch computer into 5.3 while booting
L658[12:56:45] <Magik6k> That's what plan9k does
L659[12:56:52] <SpaceWolfve> http://paste.ee/p/wgblV
L660[12:56:57] <SpaceWolfve> @Forecaster
L661[12:57:03] <S3> Magik6k: that's very compact
L662[12:57:30] <S3> and I didn't know you could control what version of lua you were using while running
L663[12:58:02] <Magik6k> computer.setArchitecture("Lua 5.3")
L664[12:58:11] <S3> that's awesome
L665[12:58:21] <Forecaster> this is not a crashlog
L666[12:58:21] <S3> must be a fairly new or just something I never knew about..
L667[12:58:44] <SpaceWolfve> it is
L668[12:58:52] <SpaceWolfve> it is what my console says
L669[12:59:00] <Forecaster> no.
L670[12:59:03] <Magik6k> I made a issue to add that as I needed it for plan9k, it probably isn't even documented
L671[12:59:03] <Forecaster> it's not
L672[12:59:05] <Forecaster> "Crash report saved to: #@!@# C:\Users\Jan\Desktop\Nieuwe map (2)\Games\MultiMC\instances\Transportcraft 4.0.0.0\minecraft\crash-reports\crash-2016-09-11_19.55.49-server.txt"
L673[12:59:07] <Magik6k> ~w computer
L674[12:59:07] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:computer
L675[12:59:07] * Temia tailswishes lazily and leans into pets. mu. =w=
L676[12:59:11] <SpaceWolfve> ?..
L677[12:59:13] <Forecaster> that is the crashlog
L678[12:59:18] <Forecaster> get that
L679[12:59:20] <Magik6k> nope, it isn't
L680[12:59:40] <S3> lol if it'
L681[12:59:44] <S3> if it's EFI then return
L682[13:00:15] <S3> I just hope Sangar actually enables UDP
L683[13:00:31] <Magik6k> why udp?
L684[13:00:48] <S3> for ocranet
L685[13:00:53] <S3> higher bandwidth
L686[13:00:58] <SpaceWolfve> it exceeds maxium lengt >.>
L687[13:01:26] <Forecaster> so truncate it
L688[13:01:28] <Lizzy> @spacewolfve use pb.i0i0.me, iirc that allows unlimited (right vifino?)
L689[13:01:52] <Lizzy> or failing that, gist
L690[13:02:00] <Forecaster> or that
L691[13:02:15] <S3> Magik6k: ocranet multiplex mode packs a lot of network traffic interlaced into one giant jumbo frame
L692[13:02:56] <S3> so it basically allows you to communicate with the UDP switches online without the switches providing TCP support
L693[13:03:22] <S3> not to mention TCP does error checking and stuff which is already done by ocranet anyways
L694[13:03:37] <Magik6k> my udp/ip4 stack is fine with internet cards
L695[13:04:01] <S3> ? but isn't that tunneling over tcp?
L696[13:04:08] <Magik6k> it is
L697[13:04:22] <Magik6k> But it's more than enough for it
L698[13:04:44] <Magik6k> Do you know about internet_ready event?
L699[13:04:59] <S3> no, I haven't looked at it
L700[13:05:10] <S3> been doing lan card stuff with ocranet so far
L701[13:05:32] <Magik6k> basically when connection is ready to be read it's emitted
L702[13:06:06] <S3> I figured
L703[13:06:07] <Magik6k> with second param being connection.id()
L704[13:07:43] <S3> so it looks like your scanner bails if it doesn't find an EFI signature
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L706[13:13:15] <CompanionCube> isn't EFI overcomplicated for most things
L707[13:13:33] <S3> CompanionCube: you don't need to use all of its' features
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L710[13:18:08] <S3> CompanionCube: I mean, you should see my data partitioning system
L711[13:18:14] <S3> which, would work inside of GPT..
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L713[13:19:16] <S3> I'm designing it in a way so that you could have GPT inside of it, and it insidfe of GPT at the same time without encapsulation..
L714[13:19:24] <S3> Magik6k: that could blow anyones mind..
L715[13:23:22] <S3> My idea is to sort of represent all storage in a tree
L716[13:23:52] <S3> and the base address would start at the computer level
L717[13:24:09] <S3> but it would be expandable, so that you can go up the tree from the virtual root
L718[13:24:26] <S3> so if you wanted to add storage computers on a network, you can actually go "up" in the address as well
L719[13:24:43] <S3> it's posing a challenge to me figuring out how to make that representable in binary space
L720[13:25:20] <S3> I may use a vintage german telephone numbering type system
L721[13:25:33] <S3> but in binary
L722[13:26:10] <S3> downside to this is that on a binary tree you'd have 3 possibilities, representable with 2 bits, but one bit would remain unused..
L723[13:27:03] <S3> and it would descend to the size of 1 block
L724[13:31:01] <S3> wait.. there are four..
L725[13:31:34] <S3> nope
L726[13:31:53] <S3> if I use say 0b11 as a terminating node then it'd work but not needed
L727[13:32:49] <S3> yes. I'll do it. 0b00 = terminating node, 0b01 = right node, 0b10 = left node, and 0b11 = up one level
L728[13:33:12] <S3> by using 00 as a terminating node then it would prevent me from being required to specify how long the address is
L729[13:34:08] <vifino> Lizzy: no it doesnt
L730[13:34:14] <S3> hey vifino
L731[13:34:22] <vifino> Hello, S3.
L732[13:34:22] <Lizzy> ah
L733[13:34:42] <vifino> 64k or 1mb is the limit
L734[13:34:43] <vifino> dunno
L735[13:37:16] <S3> CompanionCube: 0b1101101000 would represent the entire first hard drive on the computer to your right in a data sharing network.
L736[13:38:03] <S3> if that computer had 3 - 4 hard drives
L737[13:40:17] <S3> or just 0x368
L738[13:52:27] <vifino> S3: I'm gonna get a Juniper EX3300 and a fibre channel raid array delivered to me hopefully tomorrow.
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L746[14:40:46] * Inari still wants 0x10c :<
L747[14:41:01] <S3> lol!
L748[14:41:38] <Inari> I wonder why I've never seen a forum that has a temporary lock feature. Like usually theads are being watched and locked when tehy get out of hand.. or people are given a warning first or such. But it seems nicer to e.g. lock the thread for 24 hours to have people calm down about the things and return to a better tone
L749[14:42:03] <g> the point of a forum is that it's asynchronous
L750[14:42:42] <g> the time you lock it for largely doesn't matter, if people are flaming you either clean the thread or lock it
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L752[14:50:05] <Inari> Hm
L753[14:50:20] <Inari> it would actaully be interesting if rimworld slowly transitioned into more of a braod management game as you progress
L754[14:50:37] <Inari> i.e. you get so many colonists taht you cant micromanage everything and instead end up doing more braod strokes of management
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L760[15:09:46] <Mettaton_Fab> ever heard about NTPDRAPE?
L761[15:10:53] <Inari> TIL Spiders like to make nests around the stem of apples
L762[15:11:10] <Forecaster> not "the hard way" I hope
L763[15:11:34] <Inari> nope
L764[15:11:41] <Inari> unless reading it on reddit is the hard way
L765[15:11:52] <Forecaster> no :P
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L767[15:12:04] <Forecaster> the hard way would be being about to eat an apple and then... yeah
L768[15:12:06] <Forecaster> :P
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L773[15:31:34] <Magik6k> ~w data
L774[15:31:34] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:data
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L777[15:49:31] <Antheus> %weather Fort Worth
L778[15:49:32] <MichiBot> Antheus: Current weather for Fort Worth, United States of America Current Temp: 86°F/30°C Feels Like: 85°F/30°C Current Humidity: 35 Wind: From the E 4 Mph/7 Km/h Conditions: Sunny
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L780[15:49:47] <Antheus> ooh 86
L781[15:49:55] <Antheus> lovely
L782[15:50:07] <Mimiru> %weather 72396
L783[15:50:08] <MichiBot> Mimiru: Current weather for 72396 Current Temp: 83°F/28°C Feels Like: 82°F/28°C Current Humidity: 34 Wind: From the NE 0 Mph/0 Km/h Conditions: Sunny
L784[15:50:11] <Mimiru> \o/ 82
L785[15:50:13] <Antheus> %weather 76020
L786[15:50:13] <MichiBot> Antheus: Current weather for 76020 Current Temp: 79°F/26°C Feels Like: 81°F/27°C Current Humidity: 43 Wind: From the S 3 Mph/5 Km/h Conditions: Sunny
L787[15:50:17] <Antheus> Woah
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L789[15:50:24] <Antheus> 79 \o/
L790[15:50:34] <Antheus> I wonder why it's warmer in Ft. Worth
L791[15:50:40] <Antheus> that's like 20 min east
L792[15:50:45] <Antheus> well, downtown is
L793[15:51:05] <Antheus> hmm
L794[15:51:10] <Antheus> %weather Dallas
L795[15:51:10] <MichiBot> Antheus: Current weather for Dallas, United States of America Current Temp: 86°F/30°C Feels Like: 86°F/30°C Current Humidity: 37 Wind: From the SE 0 Mph/0 Km/h Conditions: Partly Cloudy
L796[15:51:15] <Antheus> weird
L797[15:53:52] <vifino> Mettaton_Fab: Never heard about a network time protocol daemon raping you.
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L799[15:54:39] <Antheus> me_irl
L800[15:55:06] <MalkContent> is there a way to contruct a variable that holds multiple variables but is not a table, like ... ?
L801[15:55:58] <MalkContent> i got like 6 table.unpack(vars) now -.-
L802[15:56:30] <MalkContent> to call another function that has ... as argument
L803[15:57:16] <Temia> %weather 98122
L804[15:57:17] <MichiBot> Temia: Current weather for 98122 Current Temp: 63°F/17°C Feels Like: 63°F/17°C Current Humidity: 60 Wind: From the WNW 6 Mph/9 Km/h Conditions: Partly Cloudy
L805[15:57:24] <Temia> Aw yiss
L806[15:58:06] <MalkContent> that humidity tho
L807[15:58:11] <Temia> Eh.
L808[15:58:52] <Temia> We're so used to rain here that half of us don't even bother with umbrellas. A little humidity won't hurt.
L809[15:59:40] <MalkContent> i hate that stuff
L810[16:00:16] <MalkContent> %weather 76185
L811[16:00:17] <MichiBot> MalkContent: Current weather for 76185 Current Temp: 83°F/28°C Feels Like: 82°F/28°C Current Humidity: 37 Wind: From the S 1 Mph/1 Km/h Conditions: Sunny
L812[16:00:45] <MalkContent> us i take it :D
L813[16:01:12] <MalkContent> sitting at 19°C/76% humidity here
L814[16:01:35] <MalkContent> i am moving as soon as i am done with university
L815[16:01:54] <MalkContent> maybe to a nice nordic place where all water is bound in permafrost
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L817[16:16:21] <Mettaton_Fab> I now have a new idea for my Amp's casing. An old CD/DVD Drive
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L819[16:18:22] <Antheus> Temia, you live in the very west US?
L820[16:19:01] <Temia> Yep.
L821[16:19:23] <Antheus> My only knowlage of ZIP codes is the 70000's are kinda central US
L822[16:19:34] <Antheus> 90000 is west coast (90210 lol)
L823[16:19:49] <Temia> 98122 is Seattle :p
L824[16:20:15] <Antheus> 76020 is a suburb of Ft. Worth
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L826[16:29:08] <vifino> %weather Frankfurt am Main, Germany
L827[16:29:09] <MichiBot> vifino: Current weather for Frankfurt Am Main, Germany Current Temp: 73°F/23°C Feels Like: 77°F/25°C Current Humidity: 50 Wind: From the NE 4 Mph/7 Km/h Conditions: Clear
L828[16:29:31] <vifino> my home thermometer says 31°C in my room
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L830[16:33:57] <MalkContent> computers'll do that :)
L831[16:40:56] <MalkContent> what criteria have to be met so i can reference a variable in load() ?
L832[16:41:20] <MalkContent> trying in the lua interpreter atm and defined modem = component.modem
L833[16:41:52] <Magik6k> ~w data
L834[16:41:52] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:data
L835[16:42:01] <MalkContent> but load("modem.isOpen(50)") keeps telling me "attempt to index a nil value (global 'modem')
L836[16:43:57] <Magik6k> use component.modem.open
L837[16:46:36] <MalkContent> i guess
L838[16:50:29] <MalkContent> in fact i probably have to anyways unless i want modem to be global
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L841[17:11:24] <Magik6k> ~w filesystem
L842[17:11:24] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:filesystem
L843[17:27:36] * Lizzy yawns, picks vifino up then goes to bed with him
L844[17:27:53] <vifino> :O
L845[17:27:57] * vifino giggles
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L852[18:29:42] <TheFox> hello everyone!
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L863[19:40:06] <trizmo> hello
L864[19:40:47] <trizmo> anyone know if there is a way to call reactor control rods all named a certain thing?
L865[19:42:40] <trizmo> so i can move them all at once instead of moving 1 then moving in increments of 1
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L868[19:47:31] <Mimiru> …
L869[19:47:35] * Mimiru sighs and shakes her head
L870[19:47:42] <Grand_Trizmo> yay
L871[19:48:01] <Grand_Trizmo> im probably just stupid
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L873[19:50:18] <Grand_Trizmo> yeah just stupid
L874[19:51:47] <TheFox> trizmo, you still need help?
L875[19:51:57] <TheFox> Grand_Trizmo*
L876[19:52:17] <Mimiru> prefix that with a @ and you'll highlight them even.. :P
L877[19:52:34] <Grand_Trizmo> yeah would appreciate it maybe, im kinds new to lua
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L879[19:52:45] <TheFox> ok, your using Reactor craft?
L880[19:52:51] <Grand_Trizmo> big reactors
L881[19:53:22] <TheFox> oh yes, sorry
L882[19:54:23] <TheFox> gimme a moment
L883[19:54:43] <Mimiru> When I wrote the BR Interaction code I didn't include anything for moving named groups
L884[19:54:51] <Mimiru> and AFAIK that hasn't changed, though I might have overlooked it
L885[19:55:10] <TheFox> so you want to change the values of all control rods?
L886[19:55:22] <Grand_Trizmo> yeah or change them in groups
L887[19:55:30] <Grand_Trizmo> how does the number scheme actually work for them
L888[19:55:38] <TheFox> reactor.setAllControlRodLevels()
L889[19:55:44] <TheFox> the numbers are clockwise IIRC
L890[19:55:48] <TheFox> i could be wrong.
L891[19:56:03] <Grand_Trizmo> starting at which corner
L892[19:56:24] <TheFox> http://ftbwiki.org/Reactor_Computer_Port <- there is your library for the API
L893[19:56:36] <TheFox> i would say starting at right corner going counter clockwise, sorry
L894[19:56:52] <TheFox> it says CC, but it will work for OC
L895[19:57:08] <Grand_Trizmo> ok so any api i find for cc should owrk with oc?
L896[19:57:15] <Mimiru> OC and CC share the *exact* methods
L897[19:57:19] <Grand_Trizmo> ok good
L898[19:57:27] <Mimiru> I wrote it for compat
L899[19:57:33] <Grand_Trizmo> that will make finding dfocumentation a bit easier
L900[19:57:55] <TheFox> Mimiru do you know if there is a text editor out there that "predicts" the methods you want to use like eclipse?
L901[19:58:07] <TheFox> thats probably my favorite feature XD
L902[19:58:23] <Mimiru> There are, it depends on what language you want it for
L903[19:58:37] <TheFox> sorry i forgot to say OC
L904[19:58:39] <Mimiru> and chances are it's not going to support OC's lua out of the box.
L905[19:58:44] <Mimiru> Yeah.. then no
L906[19:58:55] <TheFox> well, i was thinking about making my own.....
L907[19:59:07] * TheFox cringes at the idea of actually following that promise
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L913[20:41:53] <Grand_Trizmo> https://github.com/OpenPrograms/Vexatos-Programs/blob/master/reactor/bigreactors-control.lua#L103
L914[20:42:19] <Grand_Trizmo> why doesnt the ctrl+W function work to close the program?
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L917[20:50:20] <TheFox> @Grand_Trizmo, did you try Control + C
L918[20:51:13] <Grand_Trizmo> yeah
L919[20:51:39] <Grand_Trizmo> the shutoff part of the script is at line 309
L920[20:51:47] <TheFox> its probably pulling event.pullRaw()
L921[20:51:56] <TheFox> oh
L922[20:51:58] <TheFox> hang on
L923[20:52:29] <TheFox> not a clue...
L924[20:52:31] <TheFox> sorry
L925[20:53:08] <Grand_Trizmo> maybe it should look for keyboard.isKeyDown(keyboard.keys.Control) instead of keyboad.isControlDown()
L926[20:53:23] <Grand_Trizmo> ```if keyboard.isKeyDown(keyboard.keys.w) and keyboard.isControlDown() then```
L927[20:53:45] <TheFox> check, does keyboard.isControlDown return true?
L928[20:57:43] <Grand_Trizmo> how can i hit enter while holding control
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L930[20:59:30] * TheFox places 1x left hand on control key, and 1x right hand on enter key
L931[20:59:46] <TheFox> i gtg for now, have a good one!
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L933[20:59:50] <Grand_Trizmo> ,...
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L937[21:06:36] <Kodos> o/
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L942[22:16:37] <Grand_Trizmo> i have no idea what im doing :p
L943[22:29:47] <snowden89> welcome to my life
L944[22:34:18] <Grand_Trizmo> :p
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