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L1[00:05:53] <gamax92> Temia: :o did you get one?
L2[00:06:01] <Temia> I did!
L3[00:06:07] <gamax92> Witchcraft!
L4[00:06:15] <Temia> I got lucky and got one off Adafruit!
L5[00:06:52] <Temia> (after I deigned to check when a friend mocked me with pictures of them being sold for a buck at Microcenter, which has no locations in Washington state ;_; )
L6[00:09:21] <Temia> They're STILL in stock if you wanna get one!
L7[00:09:35] <gamax92> I can hear my computer doing stuff through my speakers.
L8[00:10:14] <gamax92> an image was downloading and I could just hear constantly blippy noise
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L16[00:53:24] <Izaya> gamax92: I get that sometimes
L17[00:53:34] <Izaya> probably due to huge GPU right over the sound chip on my mobo
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L35[02:21:48] <asie> okay
L36[02:21:54] <asie> let's make ctif-oc greater
L37[02:34:23] <gamax92> s/er/ again/
L38[02:34:23] <MichiBot> <asie> let's make ctif-oc great again
L39[02:45:36] <Forecaster> new xkcd is on point
L40[02:45:38] <Forecaster> http://xkcd.com/1739/
L41[02:45:38] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name: Fixing Problems Posted on: 9/28/2016
L42[02:57:33] <asie> https://github.com/ChenThread/ctif/commit/b1921617a9215b5ebb1326c84d5b41bf303d4161 yay
L43[03:17:40] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHc288IPFzk
L44[03:17:40] <MichiBot> Duck Army | length: 10s | Likes: 97,034 Dislikes: 1,509 Views: 12,139,503 | by kevin237
L45[03:22:58] * Temia flops against Inari with her plush cow in her arms. zzzmoo.
L46[03:23:17] <Inari> o.o
L47[03:23:26] * Inari squeezes Temia and pets?
L48[03:24:35] * Temia muus and tailswishes sleepily. =w=
L49[03:25:51] <Inari> My snail cosmetics are finally on thier way \o/
L50[03:26:04] <Forecaster> at a snails pace? :>
L51[03:26:16] <Inari> :P Well DHL Express so hopefully not
L52[03:26:19] <Inari> but who knows
L53[03:26:24] <Inari> worst case I have to walk to customs again xD
L54[03:28:05] <Temia> http://www.jellycat.com/images/products/large/BAS3C.jpg the plush cow in question. <o<
L55[03:29:30] <Inari> Haha nice
L56[03:29:42] <Temia> Isn't it cute <3
L57[03:29:49] <Forecaster> it is
L58[03:30:05] <Inari> Not a big cow fan, but cute enough xD
L59[03:30:14] <Lizzy> d'awww ;)
L60[03:31:25] <Temia> You're not a cow fan after being around me? But I'm cute too... '^'
L61[03:31:53] * Lizzy pets Temia
L62[03:31:58] <Inari> More of a cat/fox person \o/
L63[03:32:12] * Temia leans into pets and tailswishes more. =w=
L64[03:37:18] * Temia ...tips over and flops into Lizzy's lap. zzzmoos for real.
L65[03:37:40] * Lizzy giggles and pets Temia some more before letting her sleep
L66[03:48:18] <Inari> Funt hing to do: Put non-anime images into iqdb and see what it comes up with
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L73[04:01:22] <Skye> Inari: duck bomb?
L74[04:02:31] <Inari> Ya
L75[04:03:03] <Lizzy> Nein!
L76[04:03:07] * Lizzy giigles
L77[04:03:07] <Inari> Ja
L78[04:03:09] <Lizzy> *giggles
L79[04:03:22] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-v5fwiOaSY
L80[04:03:23] <MichiBot> Absolute Duo "Ja" Compilation | length: 55s | Likes: 84 Dislikes: 2 Views: 4,166 | by GoldenPincers
L81[04:30:11] <Lizzy> dammit
L82[04:30:29] <Lizzy> my kernel updated now bumblebee wont work properly till i reboot
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L94[05:36:57] <scj643> Lizzy: isn't bumble bee the thing for laptops with dedicated GPUs
L95[05:37:09] <Lizzy> yes
L96[05:37:16] <Lizzy> well, nvidia optimus
L97[05:37:20] <scj643> I need to figure that out
L98[05:37:28] <Lizzy> and possibly an AMD equivilant but meh
L99[05:37:29] <scj643> I think my laptop has Optimus
L100[05:37:48] <scj643> GeForce gtx 960m
L101[05:38:01] <scj643> I7 6700 HQ
L102[05:38:05] <Lizzy> does it have an NVidia gpu that only comes on sometimes and then most of the other rendering stuff is done by the igpu?
L103[05:38:16] <scj643> Yep
L104[05:38:24] <Lizzy> then it's an Optimus laptop
L105[05:38:30] <scj643> Ok
L106[05:38:45] <scj643> Well that's going to be a project getting Linux running
L107[05:40:25] <scj643> Lizzy: what distribution do you use
L108[05:40:33] <Lizzy> the Arch (and probably Gentoo) Wiki has a fair bit of information that may be of use
L109[05:40:54] <Lizzy> Client: HexChat 2.12.0 OS: ArchLinux CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4210H CPU @ 2.90GHz (900MHz) Memory: Physical: 15.2 GiB Total (13.8 GiB Free) Swap: 14.3 GiB Total (14.3 GiB Free) Storage: 149.6 GB / 273.7 GB (124.1 GB Free) VGA: Intel Corporation 4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller @ Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v3/4th Gen Core Processor DRAM Controller Uptime: 1h 6m 55s
L110[05:41:05] <scj643> Oh damn
L111[05:41:31] <Lizzy> ?
L112[05:41:48] <scj643> You use arch I'm already scared
L113[05:42:10] <Lizzy> I also have an Nvidia GTX950m but sysinfo never reports it
L114[05:42:18] <scj643> Lol
L115[05:42:51] <Lizzy> also why are you scared about my use of Arch? :P
L116[05:43:05] <scj643> I'm scared that I'll have to use it
L117[05:43:21] <Lizzy> you don't have to
L118[05:43:27] <scj643> Good
L119[05:43:32] <Lizzy> but it's not that bad once you get used to it
L120[05:43:50] <MajGenRelativity> 960M in the houseeee
L121[05:43:57] <scj643> Same
L122[05:44:01] <MajGenRelativity> Also, Optimus is a little weird sometimes
L123[05:44:10] <scj643> Like
L124[05:44:13] <scj643> Ikr
L125[05:44:30] <scj643> Lizzy: ever get diagonal tearing
L126[05:44:32] <MajGenRelativity> It says that Discord is a high power graphics application and needs the 960M's horsepower
L127[05:44:35] <Lizzy> plus Arch don't really change their packages much that they get from the upstream so they're pretty "vanilla"
L128[05:45:03] <MajGenRelativity> That and Chrome
L129[05:45:08] <Lizzy> @MajGenRelativity if that's on windows, that's because it's basically a chromium app
L130[05:45:18] <MajGenRelativity> So?
L131[05:45:20] <scj643> Not for me
L132[05:45:31] <scj643> Chrome doesn't use the dedicated
L133[05:45:48] <MajGenRelativity> Yeah, I got to mess with setting
L134[05:45:54] <scj643> My video player I set to use the gpu to accelerate subtitle rendering
L135[05:45:59] <MajGenRelativity> Sleep time is horrible
L136[05:46:01] <Lizzy> on windows, my chrom(e,ium) stuff doesn't use the gpu constantly, just when it's tarting
L137[05:46:11] <MajGenRelativity> Have to use hibernate
L138[05:46:25] <MajGenRelativity> Lizzy, it shows it is always using the GPU
L139[05:46:45] <MajGenRelativity> Haven't tracked how much, but it at least is keeping the thing powered on
L140[05:46:48] <Lizzy> not for me, windows just switches it on occasionally
L141[05:47:04] <MajGenRelativity> Like I said, settings need to be adjusted
L142[05:47:05] <scj643> For me its when I play CSGO
L143[05:47:26] <MajGenRelativity> I use it for Battlefront and Minecraft
L144[05:47:43] <scj643> Do you get diagonal tearing in Minecraft
L145[05:47:45] <Lizzy> scj643, CSGO is a darn sight more graphics intensive application than a web browser so it makes sens that it'd use the gpu for that
L146[05:47:57] <MajGenRelativity> Have not noticed any
L147[05:48:10] <scj643> Damn
L148[05:48:10] <Lizzy> do you have vsync turned on in mc?
L149[05:48:14] <MajGenRelativity> No
L150[05:48:25] <scj643> Then turn it on
L151[05:48:34] <MajGenRelativity> Scj643, you got the latest drivers?
L152[05:48:35] <scj643> Then move your cursor like mad
L153[05:48:38] <scj643> I do
L154[05:48:44] <MajGenRelativity> Also, I am eating food
L155[05:48:50] <scj643> This has been an issue for a long time
L156[05:48:54] <MajGenRelativity> Do you have the latest Intel drivers?
L157[05:49:00] <scj643> Yes
L158[05:49:04] <MajGenRelativity> Ok
L159[05:49:19] <scj643> I've been through the troubleshooting a lot
L160[05:49:23] <MajGenRelativity> I'm going to go watch YouTube or something
L161[05:49:29] <scj643> Igpu has 0 issues
L162[05:49:32] <MajGenRelativity> @ me if you need me
L163[05:49:36] <scj643> K
L164[05:49:53] <Lizzy> Also i don't play MC much on windows on my laptop, only thing i play on my laptop's windows install is rimworld, CS or Rocket League (the first 2 generally don't have that high of FPS because of cpu)
L165[05:49:57] <scj643> Lizzy: any diagonal tearing in linux with the dedicated
L166[05:50:05] <Lizzy> not that i've noticed
L167[05:50:17] <Lizzy> then again i've only really played mc on linux
L168[05:50:21] <scj643> You use vsybx
L169[05:50:27] <Lizzy> ?
L170[05:50:33] <scj643> Vsync
L171[05:50:38] <Lizzy> for mc, yes
L172[05:51:02] <Lizzy> because it's pointless rendering extra frames when the screen is only rendering at 60Hz
L173[05:51:12] <scj643> Lies on some games
L174[05:51:19] <Lizzy> not on mc
L175[05:51:36] <Lizzy> not that i actually ever get full solid 60fps in modded mc anyway
L176[05:51:37] <scj643> Try OSU at 60 Hz and then push 240 fps
L177[05:52:02] <scj643> You would notice the difference
L178[05:52:23] <Lizzy> also the VirtualGL bridge only transports ~60fps to the iGPU's framebuffer
L179[05:52:30] <scj643> Ah
L180[05:52:50] <scj643> So linux seems to fix the issue of diagonal tearing
L181[05:53:05] <scj643> Where as Nvidia haven't done jack for it
L182[05:53:28] <scj643> Also playing in windowed on windows can cause the diagonal tearing
L183[05:54:00] <Lizzy> not sure how your laptop is wired (it varies between system and manufacture) but my Nvidia GPU renders and dumps the frames into the iGPU's frame buffer
L184[05:54:08] <scj643> Same
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L186[05:54:20] <scj643> That's the way that has this weird tearing issue
L187[05:54:38] <scj643> I hate unity games because of this
L188[05:54:58] <scj643> Because unity has a huge ass bug preventing exclusive Fullscreen
L189[05:55:26] <scj643> So I have to use a directx mod to get past it
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L191[05:55:56] <scj643> Also alt tabbing will crash a unity game in exclusive Fullscreen
L192[05:56:41] <scj643> Haven't noticed the tearing issue in directx 12
L193[05:56:50] <scj643> Or at least UWP apps
L194[05:56:56] <scj643> Like halo forge
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L196[05:58:17] <scj643> Lizzy: what do you think
L197[05:59:37] <scj643> I wonder if the new 10xx mobile cards have this issue
L198[05:59:51] * Lizzy shrugs
L199[06:00:00] <Lizzy> I don't game all that much on my laptop
L200[06:00:05] <Lizzy> FUCK OFF MOUSEPAD
L201[06:00:10] <scj643> ......
L202[06:00:16] <scj643> That was sudden
L203[06:00:44] <scj643> Lizzy: what did the mousepad do
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L205[06:00:51] <Lizzy> keep fucking clicking other channels whilst typing
L206[06:01:00] <scj643> Ah
L207[06:01:12] <scj643> My laptop has a 4k display
L208[06:01:25] <scj643> I tend to game at 1080p
L209[06:01:36] <scj643> And final fantasy at 720p
L210[06:01:36] <Lizzy> mine is 1080
L211[06:01:51] <scj643> 15.6 inches
L212[06:01:57] <Lizzy> but i have a gaming rig which is a lot more powerful tthan this laptop
L213[06:02:06] <scj643> I don't
L214[06:02:21] <scj643> The laptop is my most powerful thing
L215[06:04:14] <scj643> The i7 is nice
L216[06:04:24] <scj643> Especially when converting music
L217[06:04:57] <scj643> Well got to get ready for school
L218[06:07:29] <MajGenRelativity> Dang man, you go hard
L219[06:07:34] <MajGenRelativity> 4k laptop?
L220[06:07:36] <scj643> .....
L221[06:07:41] <scj643> Oh yeah
L222[06:07:47] <scj643> The 4k is nice
L223[06:07:54] <MajGenRelativity> I would think so
L224[06:08:01] <scj643> Though when windows decides not to scale right it sucks
L225[06:08:15] <MajGenRelativity> You should totally game at 4k with a 960M
L226[06:08:24] <MajGenRelativity> Like 5 FPS is amazing!
L227[06:08:30] <scj643> Lol
L228[06:08:41] <scj643> It's god for video though
L229[06:08:50] <scj643> *good
L230[06:08:53] <MajGenRelativity> Yeah
L231[06:09:06] <MajGenRelativity> Well, my upcoming rig will be 2K@165
L232[06:09:20] <MajGenRelativity> With a 1080(Ti maybe)
L233[06:09:43] <scj643> Nice
L234[06:09:47] <MajGenRelativity> Yeah man
L235[06:09:55] <scj643> Wish I had money for a desktop rig
L236[06:10:14] <MajGenRelativity> You can build one for $460
L237[06:10:25] <MajGenRelativity> It just can't really play games XD
L238[06:10:46] <MajGenRelativity> Altough with another $100, you could get an RX 460
L239[06:11:03] <scj643> Meg
L240[06:11:05] <scj643> Meh
L241[06:11:07] <Lizzy> my i5 being a dual core with HyperThreading isn't that helpful
L242[06:11:12] <scj643> Rather go Nvidia
L243[06:11:24] <scj643> Ttyl
L244[06:11:26] <scj643> Bus
L245[06:11:30] <MajGenRelativity> Lizzy, I thought i5s were 4 with no HT
L246[06:11:37] <MajGenRelativity> Is that a mobile one?
L247[06:11:39] <Lizzy> on the desktop, yes
L248[06:11:43] <Lizzy> this is a laptop one
L249[06:11:50] <MajGenRelativity> Ah
L250[06:11:50] <Lizzy> CPU~Dual core Intel Core i5-4210H (-HT-MCP-) speed/max~987/3500 MHz Kernel~4.7.5-1-ARCH x86_64 Up~1:37 Mem~1604.3/15970.3MB HDD~1256.3GB(12.4% used) Procs~156 Client~HexChat 2.12.0 inxi~2.3.1
L251[06:12:07] <MajGenRelativity> 3.5 GHZ boost though
L252[06:12:14] <MajGenRelativity> Good for single threaded
L253[06:12:26] <Lizzy> yeah but doesn't help in multithreaded stuff
L254[06:12:28] <Lizzy> well
L255[06:12:32] <MajGenRelativity> True
L256[06:12:33] <Lizzy> intense multithreaded stuff
L257[06:12:48] <MajGenRelativity> I have an i7-6700HQ now
L258[06:12:57] <Lizzy> cause if you max out all 4 'cores' you're only getting 50% performance per core
L259[06:12:58] <MajGenRelativity> *sheds tear over old laptop*
L260[06:13:15] <MajGenRelativity> A little more than 50% I think
L261[06:13:31] <MajGenRelativity> Unless you are doing a very special workload, which is rare
L262[06:13:34] <Lizzy> If i wanted to upgrade the processor in this laptop i'd have to unsolder and re-solder it
L263[06:13:49] <MajGenRelativity> Yeah
L264[06:14:01] <MajGenRelativity> My old laptop had some sort of PGA socket
L265[06:14:09] <MajGenRelativity> So it was actually upgradeable
L266[06:14:54] <MajGenRelativity> Although I once saw an ad for a laptop with a straight up desktop socket
L267[06:15:10] <MajGenRelativity> It had an i7-6700K + 2x1080s
L268[06:15:19] <MajGenRelativity> And a 600 Watt PSU
L269[06:15:20] <Lizzy> i think i saw that on a LTT video
L270[06:15:27] <MajGenRelativity> Heh
L271[06:15:50] <MajGenRelativity> It is pretty crazy
L272[06:16:13] * Lizzy eventually plans to get a laptop with a proper quad core
L273[06:16:26] <Lizzy> like, 4 physical cores
L274[06:16:36] <MajGenRelativity> Ye
L275[06:16:41] <Lizzy> not 2 cores pretending to be 4 cores
L276[06:16:45] <MajGenRelativity> Heh
L277[06:16:52] <MajGenRelativity> They can do a meh job at it
L278[06:17:32] <MajGenRelativity> Since Haswell added 2 more execution ports, HyperthreadING hasn't been a total dud
L279[06:17:45] <Lizzy> well, if i'm compiling something and maxing out all 4 cores, each logical core will only get ~50% of a physical cores performance
L280[06:18:23] <MajGenRelativity> not necessarily
L281[06:18:34] <Lizzy> ?
L282[06:19:28] <Lizzy> also i'm not sure how the igpu shares it's performance with the normal cores so that may take some processing time off
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L285[06:20:06] <MajGenRelativity> Haswell shuffled some stuff around so that Hyperthreading can still be active and provide performance boost even if it looks like the CPU is on 100%
L286[06:20:22] <MajGenRelativity> also, as far as iGPU, how hot does your CPU get Lizzy?
L287[06:21:02] <Lizzy> not sure when playing C:S or Rimworld on windows, but when i've been playing your modpack it's peaked at 80°C
L288[06:21:19] <Lizzy> usually sits around 70-75 for other mc instances though
L289[06:21:32] <Lizzy> and that's with the 'rendering' being done by the gpu
L290[06:22:06] <Lizzy> the gpu usually barely peaks 40°C
L291[06:22:17] <Lizzy> that's on linux
L292[06:22:20] <Lizzy> not sure about windows
L293[06:23:02] <MajGenRelativity> Lizzy, the CPU+iGPU have one unified power budget
L294[06:23:19] <MajGenRelativity> If you can keep the heat down, it allows them to actually exceed it a little and keep the turbo longer and higher
L295[06:24:17] <Lizzy> not sure what that's supposed to add to this current conversation
L296[06:24:44] <MajGenRelativity> Uh
L297[06:25:00] <MajGenRelativity> You asked about how the iGPU shares its performacne with the CPU
L298[06:25:24] <MajGenRelativity> So, if you can keep the heat down, HT and TurboBoost can work better and you can see gains out of HT
L299[06:26:00] <Lizzy> i was more wondering if the cpu cores did the rendering or if there was a seperate chip/bit of silicon (which after googling, there is)
L300[06:26:08] <Lizzy> also the thermal design on this laptop is crap
L301[06:26:19] <MajGenRelativity> ah
L302[06:26:32] <MajGenRelativity> yeah, you're likely running GT2 with 20 Execution Units
L303[06:26:48] <Corded> * MajGenRelativity has a weirdly expansive amount of knowledge on stuff that would go in a home CPU
L304[06:26:56] <MajGenRelativity> home PC*
L305[06:27:15] <Lizzy> Client: HexChat 2.12.0 OS: ArchLinux CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4210H CPU @ 2.90GHz (1.77GHz) Memory: Physical: 15.2 GiB Total (13.8 GiB Free) Swap: 14.3 GiB Total (14.3 GiB Free) Storage: 149.6 GB / 273.7 GB (124.1 GB Free) VGA: Intel Corporation 4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller @ Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v3/4th Gen Core Processor DRAM Controller Uptime: 1h 53m 16s
L306[06:27:41] * Lizzy just needed the info from that sysinfo output lol
L307[06:28:08] <MajGenRelativity> Lizzy, yeah GT2 with 20 EU's
L308[06:31:02] <MajGenRelativity> Also, in other news, "We also don't know the characters actual name yet. The "evil version of Goku" might be named Stanley for all we know"
L309[06:31:09] <MajGenRelativity> NOT STANLEY!
L310[06:32:53] <scj643> I'm back on a chromebook
L311[06:32:58] <scj643> first gen dell chromebook
L312[06:33:01] <scj643> 11 inch
L313[06:33:14] <scj643> Such a downgrade from what I normally use
L314[06:33:23] <scj643> I also can't run linux on top of it
L315[06:34:33] * Lizzy bats vifino's face with her tail, wondering when he'll wake up
L316[06:35:04] <scj643> SHit can't use chrome remote desktop outside of my school account
L317[06:35:44] <MajGenRelativity> Lizzy, I'm finally beginning work on your guard program now
L318[06:35:47] <MajGenRelativity> It's time
L319[06:35:59] <Lizzy> I'll be honest, i don't really care
L320[06:36:25] <scj643> Chrome remote desktop is useless to me now
L321[06:37:16] <scj643> I would have to have chrome on my home computer signed into my school account
L322[06:37:18] <MajGenRelativity> Lizzy, I care because it needs to happen
L323[06:37:25] <MajGenRelativity> I said it would happen ?
L324[06:42:25] <Inari> I need better stores :| On Amazon it's always so hard to find cute stuff
L325[06:42:34] <Elizabeth> Lol
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L327[06:43:54] <S3> hm
L328[06:44:11] <Inari> I guess I'll just get some ribbon (like the thing on a spool) and some cute pendant or something and combine them edna style
L329[06:44:12] <S3> I miss making salary
L330[06:44:29] <S3> my boss forgot to approve one of the weeks I put in for my time and now I can't make rent
L331[06:44:41] <Inari> I miss making cellery
L332[06:44:58] <S3> iirc, tuesday is the deadline for pay time fixes and we don't see what we're gettting until wednesday
L333[06:54:25] <scj643> I absolutly hate chrome OS window snaping
L334[06:55:48] <scj643> PiP like how iOS does it would be awesome in other OSes
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L339[07:27:23] <scj643> Lizzy: do you do any web stuff?
L340[07:27:48] <Lizzy> elaborate
L341[07:27:52] <Mettaton_Fab> i wanna learn scripting.
L342[07:28:04] <scj643> Like nodejs
L343[07:28:14] <Lizzy> I don't use nodejs
L344[07:28:17] <scj643> Ok
L345[07:28:31] <Lizzy> My main site is currently in PHP but i am slowly migrating it to python
L346[07:28:36] <scj643> I feel like running something like nodejs for a web page seems like overkill
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L348[07:28:52] <Lizzy> depends on what you want the page to do
L349[07:29:39] <scj643> I like the google material design
L350[07:29:55] <Lizzy> that's mainly done through css stuff IIRC
L351[07:30:13] <scj643> Well the good libs for it are in angular js
L352[07:30:19] <Lizzy> ah
L353[07:30:21] * Lizzy shrugs
L354[07:30:34] <scj643> or polymer
L355[07:30:42] <scj643> which btw polymer is a pita
L356[07:30:44] <Lizzy> I haven't actually looked much at css stuff yet
L357[07:31:04] <scj643> i've used material css before
L358[07:31:33] <Lizzy> also if you need me, ping me, gonna go back to making stuff for my i3bar
L359[07:32:49] <scj643> Ok
L360[07:38:02] * vifino snuggles Lizzy
L361[07:38:12] <Lizzy> \o/
L362[07:38:18] * Lizzy snuggles her vifino tightly
L363[07:38:23] * Lizzy loves her vifino
L364[07:38:31] * Lizzy 's vifino is the bestest
L365[07:38:34] <Lizzy> :
L366[07:38:38] <vifino> :3
L367[07:38:48] <Lizzy> :3
L368[07:38:57] <Lizzy> fucking numberlock was off
L369[07:52:16] <MajGenRelativity> @Mimiru did you get a chance to look at my code?
L370[07:52:45] <MajGenRelativity> I did a quick find in page, and there are no ?'s in my code
L371[07:52:53] <MajGenRelativity> So I don't think field '?' is on my end
L372[07:54:01] <MajGenRelativity> or I'm misunderstanding what the output is saying, and my program is breaking in strange ways
L373[07:55:30] <Mimiru> Yes, I'm pretty sure that's the issue
L374[07:55:51] <Mimiru> I didn't have much time last night, I messed with it a bit though
L375[07:56:47] <MajGenRelativity> alright
L376[07:56:57] <MajGenRelativity> I'll poke around a little bit more today
L377[07:57:07] <MajGenRelativity> the weird thing is that it fails unpredictably
L378[07:59:54] <Mimiru> Well, you're trying to print without checking if there is data, it's possible the Entity Detector returns an empty table for one scan and when you try to print that it crashes
L379[08:00:07] <Mimiru> I don't really see HOW it could happen, but eh.
L380[08:00:17] <Skye> I misread what Lizzy said, and I thought it was more NSFW than it was.
L381[08:01:01] <Lizzy> lol
L382[08:03:44] <Mimiru> Yeah.. if I comment out your print then it never crashes... I'll have to see if I can reproduce the table being empty
L383[08:04:16] <MajGenRelativity> @Mimiru true, it never crashes, but it never seems to work either
L384[08:05:59] <Mimiru> #pTable is always returning 0..
L385[08:06:09] <MajGenRelativity> uh
L386[08:06:28] <Mimiru> http://michi.pc-logix.com/javaw_2016-09-28_08-06-36.png
L387[08:07:31] <Mimiru> and if you pass in a range it works
L388[08:07:38] <Mimiru> pTable = radar.scanPlayers(16)
L389[08:07:56] <Mimiru> http://michi.pc-logix.com/javaw_2016-09-28_08-08-06.png
L390[08:08:10] <MajGenRelativity> huh
L391[08:08:19] <MajGenRelativity> I may just need to pass in a range then
L392[08:08:41] <Mimiru> I'm running your code with the range passed in and it's not crashed yet
L393[08:08:58] <MajGenRelativity> I'll try it myself now
L394[08:09:46] <Mimiru> I removed my self from the whitelist, the gun turned away from me, fired once, then tried to fire again and the program crashed with "gun hasn't cooled"
L395[08:09:55] <Mimiru> you need to pcall the fire()
L396[08:10:20] <MajGenRelativity> @Mimiru you need cooling upgrades for reliable operation
L397[08:11:29] <MajGenRelativity> well
L398[08:11:30] <Mimiru> andy eah, any time the detector returns an empty table you crash on that print, cause you're trying to print data that doesn't exist
L399[08:11:37] <MajGenRelativity> yeah
L400[08:11:42] <MajGenRelativity> It 'works'
L401[08:11:51] <MajGenRelativity> targeting is screwed up, but I can fix that
L402[08:11:58] <MajGenRelativity> maybe
L403[08:12:16] <Mimiru> the entity detector returns the actual x/y/z of the entity
L404[08:12:21] <Mimiru> did the radar return an offset?
L405[08:12:38] <MajGenRelativity> yes
L406[08:12:48] <MajGenRelativity> oh
L407[08:12:55] <MajGenRelativity> that could be a bit of an issue
L408[08:13:40] <Mimiru> You can get an offset by taking the x/y/z of the gun, and the x/y/z of the entity
L409[08:13:46] <Mimiru> and mathing them
L410[08:14:19] <MajGenRelativity> yes, but it slows down deployment
L411[08:14:34] <MajGenRelativity> because the x/y/z of the gun need to be entered each time a system is deployed
L412[08:14:35] <Mimiru> I might be convinced to add a method to the gun to find it's location
L413[08:14:49] <MajGenRelativity> or maybe findPlayers() return an offset?
L414[08:15:36] <Mimiru> maybe with an arg.. I'm not chaning the default behaivor this far into it
L415[08:17:11] <MajGenRelativity> perhaps
L416[08:17:53] <MajGenRelativity> because it's a little annoying to have to enter the gun coords each time
L417[08:19:21] <Mimiru> Which is why I said I could get the gun to return it's own coords..
L418[08:19:50] <Mimiru> so you just do x,y,z = turret.getLoc() then you could use those vars for math to get your offset :p
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L420[08:22:38] <MajGenRelativity> that's true
L421[08:24:17] <MajGenRelativity> you should definitely make it happen ?
L422[08:24:34] <Mimiru> Could you test the latest dev build that's about to happen?
L423[08:24:42] <Mimiru> if it works awesome, if not oh well it'll wait til tonight
L424[08:25:37] <Mimiru> http://ci.pc-logix.com/job/OpenSecurity-Dev/ build 54 has getLoc() and scanPlayers(range: int, offset: bool)
L425[08:25:53] <Mimiru> so scanPlayers(16, true) should do what you need
L426[08:25:54] <Mimiru> in theory
L427[08:25:57] <Mimiru> if I did it right.. :p
L428[08:26:32] <Hanakocz> Hi guys, I have kinda problems with OC, it periodically eats 100% CPU for like 30 seconds, even though all computers on server are off. And also I have kinda mess in what version is latest stable, because page or curse are not updated ...anyone who would know more about it?
L429[08:26:54] <MajGenRelativity> @Mimiru I'll test it right now
L430[08:28:31] <MajGenRelativity> good thing I don't have a puppy or kitty
L431[08:28:41] <Mimiru> it's tracking me
L432[08:28:45] <Mimiru> so I'd say I did it right
L433[08:28:58] <Hanakocz> I found versions 1.6.0+ even though oficial releases are only 1.5.22?
L434[08:29:09] <Mimiru> Yes, 1.6 is dev
L435[08:29:18] <MajGenRelativity> 1.6 is 'still' in development?
L436[08:29:24] <Mimiru> Yes...
L437[08:29:35] <MajGenRelativity> has the lightning fast Snagar's feet been touching the ground lately?
L438[08:29:52] <Mimiru> he's been busy a lot revently
L439[08:29:54] <Hanakocz> well, but all of them eat 100% CPU in short periods of time :/
L440[08:30:04] <MajGenRelativity> ?
L441[08:30:06] <Mimiru> you might need to tweak your math a bit it seems to be off a little
L442[08:30:17] <MajGenRelativity> @Mimiru wassup with my math?
L443[08:30:33] <Mimiru> it seems to always fire a bit to the right
L444[08:30:50] <MajGenRelativity> @Mimiru now that I can use accurate tracking data, I can look into that ?
L445[08:30:59] <Mimiru> anyway, I need to head to work
L446[08:31:02] <MajGenRelativity> alright
L447[08:31:20] <Mimiru> Hanakocz, I've not had any issues with CPU usage, other than my pack being 190ish mods
L448[08:31:31] <MajGenRelativity> Hanakocz, how do you know it's OC itself and not another mod?
L449[08:31:38] <Mimiru> try warmroast, or some other JVM profiler, and see if you can find the issue
L450[08:33:50] <Hanakocz> well, when I made thread monitoring, it is spammed by li.cil.oc thingies. What else that could be? :)
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L452[08:34:37] <MajGenRelativity> Sheer numbers does not mean it is eating up all your time
L453[08:34:48] <MajGenRelativity> each thread could be done in less than a few microseconds
L454[08:35:12] <MajGenRelativity> does it give how long each thread is running for, or how much CPU time they are taking?
L455[08:36:12] <Hanakocz> it is contained in server thread and It writes overal CPU % of that thread.
L456[08:37:38] <MajGenRelativity> ah ok
L457[08:38:04] <Hanakocz> And there is more types of it, maybe better if I copy them to pastebin. It looks like OC has troubles with read/write data from disc, even everything works flawlessly, except cpu skipes
L458[08:38:08] <Hanakocz> *spikes
L459[08:41:07] <MajGenRelativity> hm
L460[08:41:17] <MajGenRelativity> Is the server running on a magnetic disk or a SSD?
L461[08:41:32] <Hanakocz> it should be SSD as far as I know
L462[08:41:41] <scj643> Firefox seems to be sucking really badly
L463[08:43:04] <MajGenRelativity> Hanakocz, not really sure then
L464[08:44:43] <Hanakocz> http://pastebin.com/8R8BQuSZ
L465[08:45:20] <MajGenRelativity> @Mimiru it seems to be working, other than some slight tracking issues!
L466[08:45:26] <MajGenRelativity> thank you ?
L467[08:45:47] <Hanakocz> I got more of them, but all are related to OC working with data (NBT loading/saving, disc usage)
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L470[08:54:06] <Hanakocz> I just don't want to remove OC nor play with 10tps. It should be setupped corectly, so I really don't know
L471[08:55:47] <MajGenRelativity> have you changed the OC config?
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L473[08:57:53] <Mimiru> @MajGenRelativity glad to hear it
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L475[08:59:59] <Hanakocz> I think that config was unchanged
L476[09:00:40] <Hanakocz> for sure I did no big changes, but resetting that is the easiest thing one can do
L477[09:00:52] <Forecaster> "Added Llamas"
L478[09:00:54] <Forecaster> 1.11 is best update
L479[09:00:55] <MajGenRelativity> yeah, I would try that
L480[09:01:06] <MajGenRelativity> @Forecaster 1.11 adds lamas?!
L481[09:01:15] <Forecaster> http://mojang.com/2016/09/minecraft-snapshot-16w39a-the-exploration-update/
L482[09:01:17] <Forecaster> yes
L483[09:01:30] <Mimiru> Yeah I linked a picture of them the other day
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L485[09:01:54] <Forecaster> I missed that :O
L486[09:02:01] <Mimiru> 9/25 [21:45:43] <Mimiru> https://media.mojang.com/blog-image/00ac4d74d5a4ab0ce0123045241b710881dea49c/mc111-llamas.jpg
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L488[09:02:23] <Forecaster> fancy
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L491[09:12:18] <MajGenRelativity> cool
L492[09:18:14] <Hanakocz> well, refresh of confi did not helped that. And I have another thread report stating something else, again. This time it has problems in OC to read UTF and again NBT read/write problems
L493[09:19:58] <jhagrid7> Stupid question, but does OC have a slow print command? Just wondering.
L494[09:20:14] <Forecaster> what do you mean?
L495[09:20:36] <jhagrid7> Like it types it's out instead of magically appearing.
L496[09:20:45] <jhagrid7> Like CC's textUtils.slowPrint
L497[09:20:55] <Forecaster> openos doesn't have that no
L498[09:21:03] <Forecaster> you can make such a thing yourself
L499[09:21:17] <MajGenRelativity> yeah
L500[09:21:21] <MajGenRelativity> print(x)
L501[09:21:26] <MajGenRelativity> os.sleep(0.1)
L502[09:21:28] <MajGenRelativity> print(x)
L503[09:21:31] <jhagrid7> How hard would it be? I know it'd have to be a library though.
L504[09:21:32] <Forecaster> no
L505[09:21:34] <MajGenRelativity> maybe something like that?
L506[09:21:37] <Forecaster> that'd print one line each
L507[09:21:41] <MajGenRelativity> oh true
L508[09:21:45] <MajGenRelativity> term.write(x) then
L509[09:22:06] <MajGenRelativity> @jhagrid7 it wouldn't have to be a library
L510[09:22:13] <jhagrid7> term.write() is the same as io.write() which is the same as print() last I saw on the Wiki
L511[09:22:19] <MajGenRelativity> you can define the function inside your program, and just call it internally
L512[09:22:22] <MajGenRelativity> crap
L513[09:22:27] <MajGenRelativity> did they change term.write?
L514[09:22:33] <Hanakocz> you get your string, then you just need it to split to chars and make an array, then do for loop, writing the har, waiting some time, repeat
L515[09:22:35] <MajGenRelativity> I thought it didn't add a new line character by default
L516[09:22:37] <Forecaster> term.write writes at the cursor position
L517[09:23:24] <Forecaster> what Hanakocz said
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L519[09:25:08] <Hanakocz> hm, I am kinda desperate, why OC has problems with read/write data from server when everything else works, even OC works ingame :/
L520[09:26:01] <jhagrid7> Anyone have any idea how hard it would be to port CC's textutils to OC?
L521[09:26:21] <Mimiru> Hanakocz, I think the real question here is, why does it have issues on your hardware...
L522[09:26:31] <Forecaster> @jhagrid7 probably not very
L523[09:26:41] <Mimiru> Cause I'd have to say 90% of us run OC... and it's not been an issue reported by any of us.
L524[09:28:29] <Hanakocz> Well I know, I did not found any similar issue. Never had problems with this server-host, and I really don't think that it would have badly setupped perms or something like that, then more of things would not work
L525[09:29:04] <jhagrid7> Hmm, perhaps I should check the forums for a slowprint library, probably won't be able to find it, but I'd be happy to try and create one.
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L527[09:29:36] <S3> ok
L528[09:29:54] <jhagrid7> Actually, a question, stupid question most likely, but a question none the less. What exactly is a library?
L529[09:30:00] <S3> Mimiru: ever used a chip?
L530[09:30:06] <S3> c.h.i.p that is
L531[09:30:17] <MajGenRelativity> @jhagrid7 it's a table of functions
L532[09:30:23] <S3> hey Maj
L533[09:30:36] <MajGenRelativity> you wouldn't really need an entire library for just one function
L534[09:30:58] <MajGenRelativity> just a function that you can put in your program and call with something like slowPrint(something to print)
L535[09:31:02] <MajGenRelativity> hey S3
L536[09:31:25] <Michiyo> S3 no, but I have my eye on it to do some stuff with
L537[09:31:32] <Hanakocz> well when you have funcions that you repeatedly use, you don't want to write them all the times in your programs, then you collect them, call it library and put it in accessile place for your programs.
L538[09:31:41] <jhagrid7> Thanks Maj, I'm guessing the best way would be what Hanakocz suggested.
L539[09:32:15] <MajGenRelativity> depends on if you're going to use the slowprint in more than one place
L540[09:32:19] <Corded> * MajGenRelativity shrugs
L541[09:32:30] <jhagrid7> I'm thinking just for titles and such.
L542[09:33:11] <S3> Michiyo: its probably still really backed up on backorders but I'm borrowing one from a friend, they're awesome but very current sensitive
L543[09:33:21] <jhagrid7> Also besides requiring the screen to be that of a T1 and then spacing/-s/~ etc... is there an easy way to place text in the middle of the screen?
L544[09:33:24] <S3> like, I can turn my led backlights on on my usb keyboard and it crashes it from the current draw
L545[09:33:32] <S3> but you can fix that with a powered hub
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L547[09:35:12] <Michiyo> SO.. I've given up on using a 555/556 for this project
L548[09:35:38] <MajGenRelativity> never give up, never surrender
L549[09:35:48] <Michiyo> IDK if I'm just fucking stupid, or if the sim I was using has an issue.. but the 2nd I try to use a relay on the same circuit the 555 goes apeshit
L550[09:38:34] <Hanakocz> jhagrid7 what about program that does gpu.set(<posfromleft>,<line>,<stringmessage>) ?
L551[09:39:05] <MajGenRelativity> that's a good idea
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L553[09:42:02] <Hanakocz> you just need : local comp = reuire("component"), local gpu = comp.gpu , maybe gpu.setResolution(chars, lines), then loop that prints things and potentially sleeps for whole time so it is not refreshed often
L554[09:46:01] <Hanakocz> well, you need to print every line independently then, but it works : https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/fj8enemi59zj70y/2016-09-28_16.43.53.png
L555[09:49:31] <Michiyo> Which stargate mod are you using, if I may as
L556[09:49:32] <Michiyo> ask*
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L559[09:58:28] <Hanakocz> that heretic one, with round models
L560[09:58:53] <Kimiro> LanteaCraft or Greg's SG Craft?
L561[09:59:18] <Michiyo> heretic one :(
L562[09:59:22] <Michiyo> Sounds like mine then.. lol
L563[09:59:23] <Hanakocz> http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/greg.ewing/minecraft/mods/SGCraft/
L564[09:59:26] <Michiyo> Oh not mine then
L565[09:59:32] <Kimiro> Gregs SG Craft. :3
L566[09:59:32] <Michiyo> mine has better round models :P
L567[10:00:03] <Kimiro> Michiyo: Does yours crash if you cast a fishing rod into an open gate?
L568[10:00:13] <Hanakocz> Ya I seen one other, but it was really not finished and lacked IC2 integration, so useless
L569[10:00:29] <Michiyo> "useless"
L570[10:00:30] <Michiyo> thanks.
L571[10:00:43] * Kimiro pats Michiyo on the back
L572[10:00:51] <Michiyo> Kimiro, afaik, no... I've not tried fishing rods, but I have fired projectiles through it with no issue
L573[10:01:00] <Michiyo> I've shot myself in the back like that a few times.. lol
L574[10:01:04] <Hanakocz> lemme try :)
L575[10:01:07] <Kimiro> Be sure to try a fishing rod.
L576[10:01:20] <Kimiro> Greg's crashes if you do.
L577[10:01:26] <Michiyo> lol.. nice
L578[10:01:27] <Kimiro> If yours doesn't I'll switch.
L579[10:01:29] <Kimiro> :D
L580[10:01:42] <Michiyo> It's a bit (a lot) unstable right now as Lochie was rewriting it.. then quit
L581[10:01:43] <Hanakocz> well it does crash lol
L582[10:01:55] <Michiyo> And the state it's in is above my head
L583[10:01:56] <Kimiro> Reminds me.
L584[10:02:02] <Michiyo> the older stable builds work pretty well though
L585[10:02:12] <Kimiro> I should probably inform the author of SGCraft of that bug. >w>
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L587[10:03:27] <Hanakocz> One has sometimes taste to kick all the mods from modpack and use only few of them. but then it will be boring lol
L588[10:04:28] <Hanakocz> I can send him the crash report when I just have it :)
L589[10:07:50] <Kimiro> That bug didn't ever give me a report. Just dropped to "Saving chunks..." then exited.
L590[10:08:08] <Kimiro> Nothing in the regular log either.
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L592[10:09:15] <Kimiro> But I mean... Super simple to reproduce so...
L593[10:09:19] * Kimiro shrugs
L594[10:09:51] <Hanakocz> Well my server generated crash-report :)
L595[10:10:08] <Kimiro> Huh. Cool!
L596[10:10:19] <Hanakocz> java.lang.NullPointerException: Ticking entity at net.minecraft.entity.projectile.EntityFishHook.func_70071_h_(EntityFishHook.java:179)
L597[10:10:37] <Kimiro> Oddly that makes perfect sense. Heh.
L598[10:10:37] <Hanakocz> I think best is to kill fishing hooks when they aproach
L599[10:11:23] <Hanakocz> because it cannot be on opposite side without the rod, so it cannot connect the line. Probably.
L600[10:11:40] <Hanakocz> BUT it would be fun to fish through stargate lol
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L603[10:15:26] <Hanakocz> Michiyo does your version have OC integration? I ifnd it neat to use computer to dial :) However if it is really that SarGateTech 2, maybe it just lacks documentation, I was looking just to info on web
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L605[10:16:15] <Michiyo> No, StargateTech2 is LordFokas
L606[10:16:19] <Michiyo> Mine is LanteaCraft
L607[10:16:48] <Michiyo> and yes, it has OC integration for gate control, the rewrite was going to turn gates into modem endpoints.. but hadn't made it that far
L608[10:16:52] <Hanakocz> Oh, then I was reffering to that one
L609[10:17:26] <Michiyo> the rewrite has some really neat features... but it's far from finished..
L610[10:17:47] <Michiyo> and I'm not experienced enough with Java to finish it myself
L611[10:19:22] <Hanakocz> how much it differ from greg's SG?
L612[10:19:54] <Michiyo> Well.. it stared as a fork of Greg's I fixed a bunch of bugs, tried to get him to take my fixes but he didn't seem interested, and we diverged from there
L613[10:20:25] <Michiyo> lots of the features he has now... were mine first :p
L614[10:20:42] <Hanakocz> classic situation
L615[10:21:09] <Michiyo> he directly copied a few of my bug fixes even... lol
L616[10:22:14] <Michiyo> Integration is handled differently between the mods, with LC you have to use the OC adapter, or the CC adapter we ship if CC is installed to communicate with the gate, command structure is different
L617[10:23:27] <Hanakocz> okay :)
L618[10:23:28] <Michiyo> In the rewrite we go a lot more indepth for gate communication you don't just call dial("address") you have to manually call each glyph
L619[10:24:04] <Michiyo> I think there is a dialer for the rewrite on the forums.. not sure though
L620[10:24:09] <Michiyo> (oc forums)
L621[10:24:25] <Michiyo> LC's forums are pretty dead cause of lack of work on our end.
L622[10:24:48] <Michiyo> If I could find a java dev that wanted to help with the mod I'd LOVE to keep it going, but moving from 1.7 to anything else is going to be a total rewrite
L623[10:24:52] <Michiyo> of the rewrite :p
L624[10:25:06] <Hanakocz> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/g5m72g10y9y4cn9/221069_cpu-day.png -> my CPU situation with OC. So sad :/ :D
L625[10:25:56] <Hanakocz> heh, I had some my mod and helping with other, but I am total begginer, too. Even though stuff works :P
L626[10:26:43] <Michiyo> I have a few other released mods.. but some of the stuff Lochie did is just over my head
L627[10:28:18] <Michiyo> So much changed from 1.7 to 1.8 that porting OpenSec hit a roadblock I've not been able to overcome..
L628[10:29:04] <Michiyo> it might be easier to just start it from scratch too.. but that means losing keypads, and turrets :/
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L630[10:33:00] <Hanakocz> Well I don't know what I will do when I will want to update my mods
L631[10:33:34] <Hanakocz> probably copying code to new workspace and sitting on i till every error won't be killed.
L632[10:34:01] <Michiyo> yay my PIR controlled LED works, now to get it to drive a motor..
L633[10:34:54] <Mettaton_Fab> try to connect a motor.
L634[10:35:21] <Mettaton_Fab> if that doesnt work, put some LEDs in it, too.
L635[10:35:23] <Michiyo> No wai!
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L637[10:40:47] <MajGenRelativity> wow
L638[10:40:59] <MajGenRelativity> I did something I didn't think was possible
L639[10:41:09] <MajGenRelativity> I strapped so many mods on to my private modpack, that it ran out of block ids
L640[10:41:17] <Michiyo> o_O
L641[10:42:48] <Michiyo> welp.. connecting the motor, it ran.. and wouldn't stop
L642[10:43:32] <Hanakocz> heh. block ID limit is so low
L643[10:43:44] <Michiyo> yeah, only 4096, that's crazy low
L644[10:44:23] <Hanakocz> You should use GregTech instead of other technic mods, then you will save a lot of ids even though having way more things :P
L645[10:44:50] <Michiyo> Issue with GregTech is, he uses TEs for his ores...
L646[10:45:00] <Michiyo> So you end up with millions of TEs in the world.
L647[10:45:06] <MajGenRelativity> cpw.mods.fml.common.LoaderException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Invalid id 8946 - maximum id range exceeded.
L648[10:45:16] <MajGenRelativity> that's a really high ID
L649[10:45:29] <Hanakocz> Well it jumps over a lot
L650[10:45:39] <Michiyo> 8946.. o_O
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L654[11:00:12] <Michiyo> ok.. works fine for the LED, but when I add an inductive load it won't turn off
L655[11:00:55] <MajGenRelativity> https://gist.githubusercontent.com/MajorGeneralRelativity/4419ab172afbe9aaa170c52b1b4d7ce0/raw/015baebdc9aa083d4898cbc957a992bb5158a7ec/gistfile1.txt
L656[11:01:06] <MajGenRelativity> Even after I stripped out like 6 mods, I'm still hitting errors XD
L657[11:01:37] <Michiyo> matteroverdrive is the offender here
L658[11:01:44] <MajGenRelativity> and other mods too
L659[11:01:45] <Michiyo> no idea why the ID would be that high though
L660[11:02:06] <MajGenRelativity> I don't know
L661[11:02:11] <MajGenRelativity> but at least 4 different mods failed
L662[11:02:13] <Michiyo> 9145
L663[11:02:20] <MajGenRelativity> MO, Project Red, Zetta Industries, etc.
L664[11:02:21] <Michiyo> good gods... what did you add that caused this?
L665[11:02:35] <MajGenRelativity> I added ChromatiCraft to my modpack :|
L666[11:02:52] <MajGenRelativity> and then it broke down because of some sound system hash map thing
L667[11:02:57] <Michiyo> Oh one of Reika's mods...
L668[11:03:00] <Michiyo> good luck with that
L669[11:03:04] <MajGenRelativity> so I had to enable that in the Dragon API config, and then everything broke
L670[11:03:34] <MajGenRelativity> I've had RotaryCraft, Electricraft, and ReactorCraft for multiple modpack updates, and they haven't had any issues :/
L671[11:03:44] <Michiyo> They are issues.. :p
L672[11:03:49] <Michiyo> But I digress...
L673[11:04:09] <Michiyo> I won't touch Reika's mods
L674[11:04:37] <Michiyo> they do neat things, but DAPI really likes to fuck worlds, or it did last time I messed with it
L675[11:06:51] <MajGenRelativity> I don't even know anymore
L676[11:06:52] <MajGenRelativity> alright
L677[11:07:02] <MajGenRelativity> I'm going to remove Crc for now, and put it back later
L678[11:09:46] <Inari> DARPA also likes to fuck things :<
L679[11:13:52] <MajGenRelativity> turns out, it wasn't even Chromaticraft's fault
L680[11:17:58] <MajGenRelativity> my regular modpack + Advent of Ascension just has way too many blocks
L681[11:18:03] <MajGenRelativity> I have a mod for that though!
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L684[11:20:30] <MajGenRelativity> sup Mettaton_Fab
L685[11:22:25] * Michiyo shoots this TIP31
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L695[12:30:00] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjubSYNNTLg
L696[12:30:00] <MichiBot> RWW News: Robertson: 'Demonic' Dungeons & Dragons 'Captures' Its Players | length: 55s | Likes: 56 Dislikes: 51 Views: 2,578 | by RWW Blog
L697[12:32:52] <Hanakocz> hm, deleted OC and CPUspikes gone. RIP. So sad
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L700[12:36:46] <Mettaton_Fab> can someone get me a spare 3.5mm stereo audio jack for laptops?
L701[12:37:08] <Mettaton_Fab> cuz mine juast died.
L702[12:39:31] <Mettaton_Fab> it died after 4 years of use.
L703[12:45:38] <Michiyo> Hanakocz, As I've said, I have no CPU spikes on either of my servers, or my clients.. there has to be some kind of odd interaction that you're going to have to find.
L704[12:46:34] <Michiyo> one server is on a 8 core 2.5 GHZ opteron, the other is on a Phenom x4, both running the same big ass pack with OC 1.6 dev 900 something
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L706[12:56:41] <MajGenRelativity> Michiyo, phenom?????
L707[12:56:53] <MajGenRelativity> that's still around?
L708[12:57:21] <Hanakocz> well maybe later I will find that. :)
L709[12:57:36] <Temia> Some people don't replace their computer hardware as often as their phones, Maj. :P
L710[12:57:50] <Temia> ...some people don't replace their phones as often as others either.
L711[12:57:51] <MajGenRelativity> Temia, I bought a Galaxy S5 off Ebay
L712[12:57:58] <MajGenRelativity> I don't replace my hardware like crazy either :)
L713[12:58:23] <Temia> I'm still using a Relay. Your move. :P
L714[12:58:50] <Mettaton_Fab> i have a AMD Athlon X2.
L715[12:58:53] <MajGenRelativity> Temia, is that a phone?
L716[12:58:59] <Temia> Yes.
L717[12:59:10] <MajGenRelativity> ah
L718[12:59:18] <MajGenRelativity> I thought you were making a joke off the OC component :P
L719[12:59:32] <Michiyo> MajGenRelativity, server is on a Phenom 1 x4, Naomi is on a Phenom II x4
L720[12:59:34] <Temia> Nah.
L721[12:59:41] <MajGenRelativity> heh
L722[12:59:41] <Temia> That'd be funny though.
L723[12:59:49] <MajGenRelativity> Michiyo, I got ChromatiCraft to work!
L724[12:59:57] <Michiyo> and I'm on a fx-8350 :p
L725[13:00:10] <MajGenRelativity> VISHERA IN DA HIZOUSE
L726[13:00:18] <gamax92> s/gig/jig/
L727[13:00:28] <MajGenRelativity> ?
L728[13:01:00] * Temia was on a Phenom II in an AM2 box up until earlier this year, decided her PSU dying was as good of a time as any to move to an i5 board she got as salvage rights. \\o/
L729[13:01:18] <gamax92> ack, not even AM3?
L730[13:01:21] <MajGenRelativity> Michiyo, OC or no?
L731[13:02:55] <MajGenRelativity> for the FX 8350
L732[13:03:43] <Temia> Nope.
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L734[13:05:01] <Temia> I didn't have the money to replace the board and RAM, so I just researched the extent of the AM3 backwards compatibility support and picked up the best 95W I could.
L735[13:05:26] <MajGenRelativity> Temia, what generation i5?
L736[13:05:31] <MajGenRelativity> 6th?
L737[13:05:45] <Temia> Frig, I don't even know. I never looked it up.
L738[13:06:09] <Temia> Salvage rights though, so probably nothing recent.
L739[13:06:11] <Michiyo> MajGenRelativity, I was, but I was having PSU issues so dropped the OC
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L741[13:06:38] <Michiyo> Anyone want to offer thoughts on why adding a motor to this TIP31's output causes the circuit to stay on
L742[13:06:42] <Michiyo> but just an LED is fine?
L743[13:06:54] <Michiyo> I have a flyback diode, and a cap on the motor
L744[13:07:49] <MajGenRelativity> Michiyo, what did you get for an OC?
L745[13:07:56] <MajGenRelativity> Temia, do you know what socket?
L746[13:08:00] <Michiyo> the 31 can do 3 amps, and the motor pulls around 100 ma
L747[13:08:03] <MajGenRelativity> or model number or anything XD
L748[13:08:14] <MajGenRelativity> Michiyo, what's the amperage of that circuit?
L749[13:08:16] <Michiyo> 4.2 iirc
L750[13:08:22] <Michiyo> umm
L751[13:08:26] <MajGenRelativity> you missed the reference
L752[13:08:28] <Michiyo> great question
L753[13:08:43] <Temia> 1155, I think? It's been months since I put it in.
L754[13:08:52] <Michiyo> the TIP should only be driving 100 ma for the motor and 30 ma for the LED
L755[13:08:53] <MajGenRelativity> Temia, all right I will look it up in a few
L756[13:09:05] <Michiyo> theres a relay to switch the NC output of my PIR to NO
L757[13:09:12] <Michiyo> but that's not driven by the 31
L758[13:09:15] <Temia> And it wasn't a board and proc I picked out on my own either, so it just didn't stick in my memory.
L759[13:09:27] <MajGenRelativity> ah
L760[13:09:38] <Temia> Also I'm not on my computer at present, I'm snuggling my plush cow in bed.
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L762[13:09:48] <Temia> Like I said, salvage rights :p
L763[13:10:55] <Michiyo> gonna build this on the sim and see what it does
L764[13:11:06] <MajGenRelativity> Temia, is it your bedtime?
L765[13:11:36] <Temia> no.
L766[13:11:51] <MajGenRelativity> k
L767[13:11:54] <Temia> I'm just can't be bothered to get up.
L768[13:11:58] <MajGenRelativity> ok
L769[13:12:15] * MajGenRelativity levitates Temia off her bed and seats her in a comfy chair
L770[13:12:16] <MajGenRelativity> there
L771[13:12:57] <gamax92> Temia: Recently got a Phenom II X2 B59, which is one of the C3 stepping chips
L772[13:13:07] * Temia takes her blanket and plush cow with.
L773[13:14:22] <gamax92> needed BIOS update though so ... that was fun.
L774[13:14:35] <Temia> Oh, I bet
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L776[13:34:22] <Michiyo> works fin in the sim.. lol
L777[13:34:23] <Michiyo> fine*
L778[13:34:55] * Mettaton_Fab puts cookies and milk next to Temia
L779[13:35:51] <Michiyo> how is it even able to keep the relay engaged... the TIP31 never even connects to the coil
L780[13:36:21] <Temia> Alright, moved over to my computer and pulled up /proc/cpuinfo
L781[13:36:28] <Temia> Core i5-2400
L782[13:37:07] <Mettaton_Fab> 2nd gen core i5, good enough.
L783[13:39:55] <Michiyo> son of a bitch
L784[13:39:59] <Michiyo> it was a supply issue
L785[13:40:08] <Michiyo> the battery wasn't giving it enough current somehow
L786[13:40:21] <Michiyo> moved it over to my 12v 3 amp supply and suddenly it works
L787[13:41:50] * Michiyo sighs
L788[13:44:22] <Temia> You hear that, Maj? You can laugh now!
L789[13:45:20] * Mettaton_Fab needs new headphone jack for laptop
L790[13:45:49] <Michiyo> now... that means I won't be able to power it how I was hoping :/
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L794[14:26:08] <MajGenRelativity> Temia, why would I laugh?
L795[14:26:16] <MajGenRelativity> It's not even close to as old as a Phenom
L796[14:28:50] <Michiyo> All the Phenom does is run my file server, and Plex
L797[14:28:55] <Michiyo> with a MC server from time to time
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L799[14:42:43] <Forecaster> http://i.imgur.com/RA5WmfX.gif
L800[14:51:52] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9TpRfDdyU0 How come I've never seen this before
L801[14:51:52] <MichiBot> PPAP Pen Pineapple Apple Pen | length: 52s | Likes: 135,092 Dislikes: 13,328 Views: 8,926,711 | by CHEE YEE Teoh
L802[14:52:48] <Vexatos> You don't need to
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L807[15:14:04] <gudenau> Is there info on how to make an OS for OC?
L808[15:14:33] <gudenau> Is there info on how to make an OS for OC?
L809[15:16:34] <CompanionCube> Corded: sort of
L810[15:17:10] <gudenau> I swear that was my Wi-Fi. ._.
L811[15:17:11] <gudenau> I swear that was my Wi-Fi. ._.
L812[15:18:29] <CompanionCube> http://ocdoc.cil.li/tutorial:custom_oses
L813[15:18:32] <Forecaster> CompanionCube: you can't ping corded > - >
L814[15:19:22] <Michiyo> lol...
L815[15:19:45] <Inari> https://sociorocketnewsen.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/mikan-5.jpg?w=580&h=435 omg that looks declious
L816[15:19:49] * CompanionCube has a pattern to automatically tab nicks in irc
L817[15:20:26] <Forecaster> what
L818[15:20:38] <gudenau> Ok, so my Wi-Fi is duplicating my messages. Nice.
L819[15:20:42] <gudenau> Thanks.
L820[15:21:48] <gudenau> I can tab nicks.
L821[15:21:57] <gudenau> I can tab nicks.
L822[15:22:03] <Temia> Oh, no
L823[15:22:14] <Temia> That's Discord's fault.
L824[15:22:28] <Temia> And yet another reason why I'm glad I don't use it.
L825[15:23:43] <Forecaster> it is a very new service
L826[15:23:47] <Forecaster> it's done it before
L827[15:24:41] <gudenau> My Wi-Fi is flacky though.
L828[15:24:42] <gudenau> :-/
L829[15:25:01] <Temia> Yeah, but Discord's still got a track record of message duplication.
L830[15:26:08] <gudenau> How much space is on an EEPROM and how do I write to it?
L831[15:26:25] <Forecaster> Use the flash program in openos
L832[15:26:39] <Forecaster> and it's 40 bytes or something isn't it?
L833[15:26:50] <Forecaster> I don't remember
L834[15:27:10] <gudenau> Can I not do that to a second EEPROM?
L835[15:27:16] <Temia> 4KB.
L836[15:27:55] <Temia> And there's a component API call for writing the EEPROM or its supplementary 256-byte data block.
L837[15:28:17] <Forecaster> what do you mean second?
L838[15:28:41] <Temia> You can take out the EEPROM in your computer while it's running with no problem.
L839[15:28:46] <gudenau> I take it it is safe to rip out the EEPROM?
L840[15:28:48] <gudenau> Ok.
L841[15:28:53] <CompanionCube> iirc the EEPROM is 4k in size
L842[15:28:58] <Forecaster> the bios one? yes
L843[15:29:05] <Forecaster> it's only needed during startup
L844[15:29:16] <Forecaster> at least if you're running openos
L845[15:30:53] <gudenau> What do you froget the most when making a computer?
L846[15:30:58] <gudenau> For me it is the GPU.
L847[15:32:27] <Inari> https://images6.alphacoders.com/584/584470.jpg looks nice
L848[15:32:28] <Temia> These days I just mess around in OCEmu. I haven't had a Minecraft instance since my computers died .-.
L849[15:33:59] <gudenau> Do I need "Network" for machine coms?
L850[15:34:01] <Inari> Temia: computers don't take axes so well
L851[15:34:09] <gudenau> Do I need "Network" for machine coms?
L852[15:34:09] <gudenau> Or is that just internet?
L853[15:35:21] <Temia> The Network floppy is for supplemental OC network software, I believe.
L854[15:36:01] <Temia> And Inari, no :p the PSU's failsafeties kicked in on one and an SSD died in my laptop two weeks later.
L855[15:36:27] <Inari> So what do you do now D:
L856[15:36:35] <gudenau> OK
L857[15:37:15] <Temia> I got a new PSU and reinstalled the OS on my laptop in a non-RAID configuration as good sense meant it to be >_>
L858[15:37:30] <gudenau> Dude.
L859[15:37:31] <gudenau> Use RAID.
L860[15:37:36] <gudenau> Redudency is good.
L861[15:37:41] <Temia> Uh, no
L862[15:37:45] <Temia> It was RAID 0.
L863[15:38:00] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC3P3xuHTtE
L864[15:38:01] <MichiBot> Gal*Gun: Double Peace - Steam Launch Trailer | length: 49s | Likes: 132 Dislikes: 11 Views: 9,088 | by PQubeGames
L865[15:38:10] <Temia> On SSDs.
L866[15:38:20] <Temia> I don't know what my father was thinking when he set that up before mailing me the laptop.
L867[15:38:33] <gudenau> No one should use RAID0.
L868[15:38:49] <Temia> The only reason I didn't reverse it was because I didn't have any Windows installation media handy.
L869[15:39:27] <Temia> Well, the thing was never intended to be for general use, but the loss of TRIM bugged me more than anything :p
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L871[15:40:52] <gudenau> :-P
L872[15:41:05] <gudenau> NVME is amazing though.
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L874[15:42:14] <Temia> I didn't lose any irreplaceable data (two weeks of notes between the failures were easily recalled from memory) but the loss of a few hundred dollars in hardware within a month left me irate because I never had the money to get anything like that to begin with, much less replace it
L875[15:43:18] <Inari> How did you get it then
L876[15:43:31] <gudenau> Parent.
L877[15:43:35] <gudenau> He said that.
L878[15:43:38] <Temia> She.
L879[15:43:40] <Inari> She :P
L880[15:43:43] * Lizzy bats vifino's face with her tail
L881[15:43:44] <gudenau> Oops.
L882[15:43:47] <gudenau> Sorry.
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L884[15:43:58] * Inari takes Lizzy's tail and bats it into vifino's face
L885[15:44:03] <Temia> It's fine.
L886[15:44:35] * vifino stabs Inari and lets Lizzy continue
L887[15:44:41] <Inari> lol
L888[15:44:46] * Lizzy giggles and continues
L889[15:44:48] <Inari> rude
L890[15:45:00] <Temia> I had tried to negotiate an RMA for both since they were within warranty, but my father refused on the PSU because he had enough of the manufacturer and just mailed something else
L891[15:45:06] * Inari cuddles Temia's tail then :s
L892[15:45:26] <gudenau> .-.
L893[15:45:29] <Temia> The SSD went nowhere because he got too absorbed in work by that point and stopped returning e-mails.
L894[15:45:42] * Temia moos. o-o boops Inari's nose with her tailtuft.
L895[15:45:51] * Inari sneezyes
L896[15:46:10] <gudenau> The one time I use a specific gener pronoun without knowing a persons gender it is wrong. :-/
L897[15:46:17] <Inari> Haha
L898[15:46:32] <gudenau> So Temia is a furry?
L899[15:46:32] <Temia> Eh.
L900[15:46:35] <Temia> No.
L901[15:46:40] <Temia> Monstergirl. :p
L902[15:47:02] <Temia> And I was a monstergirl before they were popular!
L903[15:47:11] <gudenau> Not a problem at all. :3
L904[15:47:14] * Temia proceeds to put on a tacky scarf and glasses
L905[15:47:20] <Temia> 8|
L906[15:47:50] <gudenau> Anyway, I like people expressing themselves.
L907[15:48:04] * Temia quickly discards because she doesn't want to be a hipster.
L908[15:49:07] <gudenau> You know, one of my best friends is furry, and I don't think I have a strait friend.
L909[15:49:22] <Temia> Mm.
L910[15:50:17] <gudenau> The BIOS is in the repo right?
L911[15:50:27] <gudenau> I'm on the road now. :-/
L912[15:50:30] * Lizzy eats the discarded clothing items
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L914[15:51:46] <gudenau> Sorry, guess I'm still super akward. ._.
L915[15:52:00] <Lizzy> dont discord and drive
L916[15:52:54] <gudenau> I'm a passager.
L917[15:53:41] <gudenau> Guess I'll show myself out, sorry for disturbing you guys/gals.
L918[15:54:12] <Michiyo> o_O
L919[15:54:46] <Skye> Don't leave us!
L920[15:55:28] * Skye gets a long multicoloured scarf and a hat
L921[15:55:53] <Inari> Taht was, odd?
L922[15:55:59] <Skye> (Guess Who I'm trying to be)
L923[15:56:06] <Inari> No clue?
L924[15:56:18] <Michiyo> Who.. would that be :P
L925[15:56:19] <Forecaster> a construction worker!
L926[15:56:28] <Inari> Ohhh
L927[15:56:29] <Inari> Ohhhhh
L928[15:56:30] <Inari> I know
L929[15:56:32] <Inari> Donald Trump
L930[15:56:32] <Lizzy> one of the doctors!
L931[15:56:44] <CompanionCube> Inari: trump would require wacky hair
L932[15:56:52] * Skye eats a jelly baby
L933[15:56:52] <Michiyo> and an orange marker
L934[15:57:00] <Lizzy> and negative IQ
L935[15:57:11] <Lizzy> Skye, Tom Baker's doctor?
L936[15:57:19] <Skye> \o/
L937[15:57:41] <Lizzy> 4th
L938[15:57:47] <Skye> My cousin has the right hat and scarf and coat, so he can dress like Tom Baker.
L939[15:58:01] * CompanionCube steals Skye's scarf
L940[15:58:04] * Skye gives Lizzy the jelly babies
L941[15:58:16] * Lizzy noms some and shares with vifino
L942[15:58:32] * CompanionCube will trade scarf for jelly babies
L943[15:59:20] <gudenau> *tiny voice* Where is the openOS in the repo? ._.
L944[16:00:06] <Lizzy> https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/tree/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/resources/assets/opencomputers/loot/openos
L945[16:00:13] <Michiyo> https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/tree/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/resources/assets/opencomputers/loot/openos
L946[16:00:15] <Temia> You can craft the LuaBIOS by combining the OC manual with a floppy or EEPROM, respectively >.>
L947[16:00:16] <Michiyo> damn
L948[16:00:17] * Skye gives CompanionCube a jelly baby
L949[16:01:12] <gudenau> I know that.
L950[16:01:14] <Michiyo> and the Bios is here https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/resources/assets/opencomputers/lua/bios.lua
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L952[16:02:00] <gudenau> I'm looking into the boot stuff.
L953[16:02:03] <gudenau> Thanks.
L954[16:10:22] * Lizzy yawns and falls asleep spawaled across vifino's lap
L955[16:10:57] * vifino pets Lizzy
L956[16:11:06] * Lizzy sleep-purrs
L957[16:21:21] <Forecaster> http://m.imgur.com/gallery/TIsqo
L958[16:25:28] <gudenau> Load looks like a fun method.
L959[16:26:15] <Forecaster> You'd think so, but when they get drunk they become a jerk
L960[16:31:05] <gudenau> Can I replace things component.invoke calls?
L961[16:37:54] <gudenau> Derp.
L962[16:38:18] <gudenau> I can replace component.invoke can't I? :-P
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L964[16:44:09] <gudenau> I think I know how to implement my idea.
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L966[16:49:45] <Inari> http://imgur.com/gallery/pTUhPLJ
L967[16:49:49] <Inari> http://imgur.com/gallery/amP3xoj
L968[16:53:03] <gudenau> /me wishes they could dm irc users
L969[16:53:22] <vifino> with this thing called "IRC Client", it is possible.
L970[16:53:24] <gudenau> For bleeps sake.
L971[16:53:35] <gudenau> Yeah mobile ones suck.
L972[16:54:02] <gudenau> And I don't want to spam connection messages.
L973[16:55:11] <gudenau> Thanks for the links Lizzy and Michiyo.
L974[17:11:56] <Michiyo> So Samsung's S7 has been exploding, theres reports of the replacements exploding... now their washers are exploding
L975[17:11:59] <Michiyo> GJ guys..
L976[17:12:06] <Michiyo> corner that exploding product market
L977[17:13:20] <gudenau> If Samsung made fireworks they would wash cloths and make calls.
L978[17:13:44] <Michiyo> lmao
L979[17:17:14] <Inari> iorccloud?
L980[17:17:26] <Michiyo> a bouncer?
L981[17:18:04] <CompanionCube> https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/4234 lol
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L985[17:44:11] <Inari> Meh
L986[17:44:14] <Inari> I should learn japanese
L987[17:44:22] <Z0idburg> Nope
L988[17:44:27] <CompanionCube> Inari: why
L989[17:44:35] <Z0idburg> duolingo says we can't ?
L990[17:44:46] <Inari> So I could experience the culture more and read sites like http://www.radiokishiwada.jp/
L991[17:53:29] <gudenau> translate.google.com :3
L992[17:54:52] <Inari> doesn't transalte picture menu items XD
L993[17:54:54] <Inari> and is generally a pain
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L996[18:09:30] <gudenau> Woops.
L997[18:09:30] <gudenau> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/125675911474446336/230828429312917506/unknown.png
L998[18:10:23] <gudenau> Now to find the print implementation. .-.
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L1000[18:20:10] <gudenau> Progress has been made. Yay.
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L1096[18:55:51] <TYKUHN2> Why drive! Why would you die at 2048? :(
L1097[18:56:35] <gudenau> Ok, if something returns a varable amount of data, how do I catch that and use it to call a method with varable paramaters?
L1098[18:57:40] <gudenau> Also, how do I get index X from the varable amount?
L1099[18:57:43] <TYKUHN2> function (...)?
L1100[18:58:05] <TYKUHN2> function someNumArgs(...) args = {...} return #args end?
L1101[18:58:16] * gamax92 stabs TYKUHN2 with table.pack
L1102[18:58:28] <gudenau> THAT WAS IN THE BIOS
L1103[18:58:38] <gudenau> Yay examples.
L1104[18:59:09] <gamax92> literally what TYKUHN2 just game is a worse version of select("#", ...)
L1105[19:00:24] <TYKUHN2> Is very basic for the purpose of showing off ...
L1106[19:00:30] <gudenau> And I can just use [X] to get result X right?
L1107[19:00:58] <TYKUHN2> Yes
L1108[19:01:01] <TYKUHN2> Well
L1109[19:01:14] <TYKUHN2> Ignore my last statement it's yes.
L1110[19:01:34] <gudenau> Ok?
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L1112[19:02:35] <gudenau> So, in lua can I stop a while true loop stuck in a pull?
L1113[19:02:59] <TYKUHN2> Still disappointed drive component read operation dies at 2kB.
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L1117[19:07:16] <gudenau> I'm disappointed that everything in lua is 1 indexed.
L1118[19:08:12] <gudenau> So, does broadcast get recieved by the sender?
L1119[19:13:18] <gudenau> I'm totally using modem in the EEPROM. :3
L1120[19:13:27] <Z0idburg> why not?
L1121[19:13:28] <gudenau> It's what, 4k?
L1122[19:13:29] <TYKUHN2> No it does not
L1123[19:13:35] <gudenau> Good.
L1124[19:13:38] <Z0idburg> 4K? yes. it's about 200 lines of code
L1125[19:13:44] <Z0idburg> give or take after minification
L1126[19:13:46] <gudenau> 1024?
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L1128[19:14:07] <TYKUHN2> I just realised Corded is a bot. What service?
L1129[19:14:18] <Z0idburg> that also depends on how you make your functions, etc
L1130[19:14:20] <suprphrk> wtf does "too long without yielding" mean?
L1131[19:14:29] <Z0idburg> it means exactly that
L1132[19:14:35] <Z0idburg> you busy waited
L1133[19:14:36] <TYKUHN2> Executing code without yielding the main coroutine for too long
L1134[19:14:47] <TYKUHN2> run coroutine.yield()
L1135[19:14:56] <gudenau> So 1024*4?
L1136[19:15:02] <Z0idburg> don't busy wait.
L1137[19:15:07] <suprphrk> oh. my oc pc said that when i logged in tonight, just wondering
L1138[19:15:19] <TYKUHN2> After what 5 seconds? Computer crashes to prevent bad programs and to free up server resources.
L1139[19:15:23] <Z0idburg> whatever was running just ran into some loop and never yielded
L1140[19:15:34] <suprphrk> wocchat
L1141[19:15:35] <gudenau> Could be nice to have a flash that had remaining space.
L1142[19:17:55] <TYKUHN2> BRB while I introduce a bios that supports boot files >2kB
L1143[19:18:25] <Z0idburg> you know tyk.. I'm working on a UEFI like eeprom
L1144[19:18:33] <Z0idburg> that supports GPT tables on unmanaged disks ?
L1145[19:19:15] <gudenau> I'm working on netboot. :-P
L1146[19:19:29] <Z0idburg> this will support netboot too
L1147[19:19:36] <gudenau> :-/
L1148[19:19:38] <Z0idburg> the eeprom I'm developing has plugin support
L1149[19:19:46] <suprphrk> also posted in #EnderIO - anyone tried OC with EnderIO on MC 1.10.x? Adapters aren't seeing capacity banks, just want to verify.
L1150[19:19:58] <gudenau> Go away man, your blowing me out of the water. :-(
L1151[19:20:09] <Z0idburg> gudenau: you should make it support Ocranet simplex ?
L1152[19:20:17] <gudenau> wat
L1153[19:20:34] <Z0idburg> my networking protocol
L1154[19:20:38] <suprphrk> wow. i wish i would have stayed in programming past VB 6.0. Could have come in handy.
L1155[19:20:41] <gudenau> ._.
L1156[19:20:55] <gudenau> I'm just using broadcasts atm.
L1157[19:20:58] <Z0idburg> gudenau: write what you want lol
L1158[19:21:08] <Z0idburg> no reason to stop anyone from doing fun stuff
L1159[19:21:37] <suprphrk> anyone know of a place i can get a sample drone bios to look and figure out what i'm doing? i'm missing something, i just can't grasp... something
L1160[19:21:53] <Z0idburg> my protocol is quite.. well it's not complicated it's just, more than a 5 minute job
L1161[19:21:54] <Z0idburg> lol
L1162[19:22:01] <gudenau> My idea was to have a caching system and a local fs for shared packages and updates.
L1163[19:22:03] <Z0idburg> it's like the ATM protocol
L1164[19:22:09] <gudenau> Link?
L1165[19:22:29] <Z0idburg> specs are.. hmm. probably not on the forum I fear. I got em somewhere..
L1166[19:22:50] <Z0idburg> OCRM-1 and OCRS-1 are the specs butg
L1167[19:22:52] <Z0idburg> but*
L1168[19:23:15] <gudenau> How do edits look on IRC?
L1169[19:23:23] <gudenau> How do edits look on IRC? Editm
L1170[19:23:28] <gudenau> How do edits look on IRC? Edit.
L1171[19:25:16] <Temia> Spammy.
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L1173[19:29:41] <suprphrk> well, it's been real and it's been drinking. and i've been fun
L1174[19:29:54] <TYKUHN2> My BIOS avoids GUIs and relies on my OS but it will eventually support Unmanaged.
L1175[19:30:16] <Z0idburg> edits?
L1176[19:30:27] <TYKUHN2> Every edit is a new message on IRC
L1177[19:30:36] <Z0idburg> IRC doesn't support edits. your message is final. This is a good thing because we can then make fun of you forever
L1178[19:30:54] <Z0idburg> and you get a free entry into a quote database for people to laugh at you on the web
L1179[19:31:07] <vifino> %quote vifino
L1180[19:31:07] <MichiBot> Quote #9: <vifino> DeanIsaKitty, you're an idiot. I like you.
L1181[19:31:10] <vifino> %quote vifino
L1182[19:31:10] <MichiBot> Quote #37: <vifino> YOU WANTED IT SKYE
L1183[19:31:16] <vifino> oh boy
L1184[19:32:42] <TYKUHN2> Oh wait I take that back my BIOS does load non-recognized OSes it just has to follow some arbitrary format.
L1185[19:33:29] <TYKUHN2> And yes my BIOS includes unmanaged support, the issue is the OS doesn't :)
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L1187[19:34:06] <gudenau> Waaa
L1188[19:34:15] <gudenau> Protocol link?
L1189[19:34:41] <gudenau> I know IRC doesn't support, wanted to know what @Corded did.
L1190[19:35:20] <TYKUHN2> Protocol link for...?
L1191[19:36:02] <Z0idburg> huh
L1192[19:36:05] <TYKUHN2> Remind me though I said I'd implement on of the OC-RFCs but I never got around to it.
L1193[19:36:53] <S3> s/Protocol/Rotocol/
L1194[19:36:54] <MichiBot> <TYKUHN2> Rotocol link for...?
L1195[19:37:04] <S3> XD
L1196[19:37:08] <S3> bah.
L1197[19:39:01] <TYKUHN2> s/<TYKUHN2>/<S3>
L1198[19:39:08] <TYKUHN2> :(
L1199[19:39:36] <gudenau> @Z0idburg 's
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L1201[19:41:00] <TYKUHN2> So. Now that I've optimized my boot file and finally implemented loading files larger than 2048bytes, time to concatenate some files and implement good stuff
L1202[19:42:06] <TYKUHN2> Anything think it's cheating if I steal my coroutine management from my router software?
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L1204[19:42:34] <TYKUHN2> s/Anything/Anyone
L1205[19:42:34] <MichiBot> <TYKUHN2> Anyone think it's cheating if I steal my coroutine management from my router software?
L1206[19:43:23] <gudenau> Nah.
L1207[19:43:56] <gudenau> I steel my own code. :3
L1208[19:44:18] <S3> I iron mine
L1209[19:44:40] <TYKUHN2> Whyyy!?
L1210[19:44:57] <TYKUHN2> I didn't correctly boot my laptop where the code is so I have to SysRq it to get any speed
L1211[19:48:18] <gudenau> What's the smallest way to make a method? I'm using the local foo = function(bar)
L1212[19:48:27] <gudenau> What's the smallest way to make a function? I'm using the local foo = function(bar)
L1213[19:49:26] <TYKUHN2> local function foo(bar) I guess
L1214[19:49:30] <gamax92> oh, my board chipset is known to not overclock
L1215[19:49:50] <TYKUHN2> My PC is prebuilt so only the GPU overclocks
L1216[19:49:57] <TYKUHN2> My RPi overclocks :)
L1217[19:50:31] <gamax92> Apparently because of the integrated graphics chip on the board that I don't use, the FSB craps out really really early.
L1218[19:50:50] <TYKUHN2> Overclocking is pointless though
L1219[19:51:04] <TYKUHN2> Because the GPU crashes as is
L1220[19:51:16] <gamax92> not sure what the fuck you're talking about
L1221[19:51:42] <TYKUHN2> I have an Nvidia that crashes and occasionally bluescreens
L1222[19:52:10] <gamax92> cool, sounds like that's your problem though and mine handles it just fine
L1223[19:52:23] <TYKUHN2> It's the driver
L1224[19:52:29] <TYKUHN2> From my understanding the HW is fine.
L1225[19:52:43] * Temia stares at her RPi Zero. Can't wait to benchmark it. owo
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L1227[19:53:35] <TYKUHN2> RPi 3
L1228[19:53:48] <TYKUHN2> And it's about 3/4 the clock it advertises
L1229[19:53:52] <gamax92> TYKUHN2: doesn't change the fact that there are plenty of people who have nvidia cards and can overclock just fine without a driver crashing
L1230[19:54:06] <TYKUHN2> I don't overclock and it still crashes
L1231[19:54:25] <gamax92> yeah, so ... sounds like a localized problem specific to you. :P
L1232[19:55:08] <TYKUHN2> I've heard other stories of it.
L1233[19:55:20] <TYKUHN2> Seems like an issue with older cards and newer drivers.
L1234[19:55:31] <TYKUHN2> Which sucks
L1235[20:00:29] <TYKUHN2> I think the most fun part about deving this OS will be testing how much RAM it uses
L1236[20:00:36] <TYKUHN2> Because it is going to skyrocket
L1237[20:01:49] <gudenau> I have an unlocked chipset and processor, only bumped it up a hair.
L1238[20:02:01] <gudenau> Stock cooler...
L1239[20:11:27] <TYKUHN2> So, the way my process management works, if you load enough daemons (R.I.P. RAM) then you could actually take entire seconds per yield.
L1240[20:13:00] <gudenau> How?
L1241[20:13:51] <TYKUHN2> Each background process is given time, and if they take say 4 seconds, that's 4 seconds for that yield per process.
L1242[20:14:21] <TYKUHN2> Which I could be wrong but proper background processes don't exist in OC. Just event triggers.
L1243[20:15:11] <TYKUHN2> Thankfully a daemon yield causes it to continue it's cycle
L1244[20:15:25] <gudenau> Ah.
L1245[20:15:38] <gudenau> There are coriuteanes.
L1246[20:16:11] <TYKUHN2> coroutines?
L1247[20:16:21] <TYKUHN2> s/coroutines/coriuteanes
L1248[20:16:21] <MichiBot> <TYKUHN2> coriuteanes?
L1249[20:21:37] <gudenau> Whatever.
L1250[20:21:46] <gudenau> It's fake threading.
L1251[20:21:49] <gudenau> I think.
L1252[20:22:02] <Izaya> Coop multitasking sorta
L1253[20:22:28] <Izaya> You have coroutine A and coroutine B running under a scheduler for example
L1254[20:22:36] <Izaya> A yields and the scheduler lets B run until it yields
L1255[20:22:38] <gudenau> I would want to have a hook system and a service handle thing.
L1256[20:22:44] <Izaya> and the cycle repeats
L1257[20:22:49] <gudenau> Yeah.
L1258[20:23:07] <gudenau> Can you make a timer interrupt that?
L1259[20:23:11] <TYKUHN2> I made the scheduler to support daemons. Basically resume a coroutine between each yield
L1260[20:23:26] <TYKUHN2> I think the EEPROM should have access to hook if nothing else
L1261[20:23:27] <Mimiru> I have an nvidia card, and I OC with no issue
L1262[20:23:37] <Mimiru> a friend has an nvidia card and ocs with no issue
L1263[20:23:39] <Izaya> Kind of, your event system has to support doing so
L1264[20:23:42] <TYKUHN2> That way you can ultra-prevent too long without yield
L1265[20:24:16] <gudenau> 960
L1266[20:24:24] <gudenau> GTX 960
L1267[20:24:27] <gudenau> :3
L1268[20:24:41] <gudenau> Super cheap, half off.
L1269[20:24:42] <gamax92> 650 Ti, also no issue
L1270[20:24:43] <Mimiru> I have a 960, friend has a 980
L1271[20:25:05] <gudenau> I want a couple 1080s :3
L1272[20:25:11] <Izaya> Two GTX690s, $0, not going to overclock them because they run hot enough as it is.
L1273[20:25:11] <TYKUHN2> GTX 780
L1274[20:25:22] <gamax92> that's not even old at all.
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L1277[20:26:32] * Temia looks at the 550Ti in her workstation. ... eh.
L1278[20:26:57] <gudenau> VR AWAY
L1279[20:27:05] <TYKUHN2> Unrecoverable Error
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L1281[20:27:11] <TYKUHN2> What's the error code?
L1282[20:27:13] <TYKUHN2> Nil
L1283[20:30:50] <gudenau> That's a good error, none. :3
L1284[20:32:42] <gamax92> @gudenau nil is not always none
L1285[20:33:00] <Temia> Yaaaay, mini-HDMI adapter came in and works.
L1286[20:33:45] <Temia> Problem is that the keyboard's behaving oddly with the RPi Zero in Arch ARM -- the device is recognised, but it doesn't actually seem to be operational .-.
L1287[20:33:59] <gamax92> Temia: evtest time?
L1288[20:34:00] <Temia> Sooo I gotta wait 'til my headers get here so I can hook up my serial terminal for further testing.
L1289[20:34:09] <gamax92> oh, D:
L1290[20:34:25] <Temia> Hard to do anything when you don't have any means of input after all :p
L1291[20:35:01] <gamax92> well you do! could put a script to be ran on boot that logs to a file and then read the file later :3
L1292[20:35:13] <Temia> :effort:
L1293[20:35:21] <gamax92> (Had to do that when trying to troubleshoot ALARM on my phone)
L1294[20:36:06] <Temia> I'll see about it later, but I should probably head out the door and finish my errands.
L1295[20:36:30] * Temia checks her phone to check bus activity -- she already had to call off an appointment because the buses were backed up an hour
L1296[20:37:17] <Temia> Okay, well within reasonable parameters.
L1297[20:38:09] <Temia> I'm also considering grabbing Alpine Linux and benchmarking its configuration on the RPi Zero too.
L1298[20:39:06] <Temia> It seems like a good design for the embedded configuration I intend to do.
L1299[20:39:50] <TYKUHN2> I have nothing reasonable in mind for my RPi
L1300[20:40:18] <TYKUHN2> Big projects I have no hope for include turning my EvoVR into Vive Lite or making a TS3 Identity mining server.
L1301[20:41:11] <Temia> I'm putting the Zero into an all-in-one joystick after my efforts with the Pi 2 proved too difficult to effectively reconfigure or troubleshoot (given I only had the one and the USB/ethernet ports were blocked)
L1302[20:43:22] <TYKUHN2> WTF
L1303[20:43:56] <TYKUHN2> "Attempt to index global Coroutine (A nil value)" 5 lines after calling COROUTINE!
L1304[20:45:34] <TYKUHN2> And I defined the function in the most global global so it shouldn't be sandboxed.
L1305[20:47:05] <gamax92> Temia: it's kinda funny, the Zero is apparently always out of stock and the C.H.I.P has people going (I pre ordered in Feburary and it's now almost November, where is my chip.)
L1306[20:51:59] <TYKUHN2> until coroutine.status(code) == "dead"
L1307[20:52:08] <TYKUHN2> How does that get attempt to index nil?
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L1328[20:55:49] <TYKUHN2> #NetSplit?
L1329[20:56:42] <TYKUHN2> 18 joins within the same instant
L1330[20:58:03] <Mimiru> that'd be a netsync then :P
L1331[20:59:08] <TYKUHN2> Should I change my nick to 0x21524110?
L1332[20:59:22] <Mimiru> good luck with that :P
L1333[20:59:40] <TYKUHN2> I'd only be following in DEADBEEF's footsteps :)
L1334[21:00:38] <Mimiru> The difference is |0xDEADBEEF| starts with a |, not a 0 :P
L1335[21:00:53] <TYKUHN2> How do you use deadbeef again?
L1336[21:01:16] <Mimiru> you can't start a nick with a number, you can end up with a nick starting with a number, when nick collisions happen and one of them gets changed the the UID
L1337[21:01:23] <Mimiru> By doing commands.. :P
L1338[21:01:35] <Mimiru> >lua print("hi")
L1339[21:01:40] <Mimiru> #lua print("hi")
L1340[21:01:40] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > hi | nil
L1341[21:01:43] <Mimiru> That's it :p
L1342[21:02:39] <TYKUHN2> #lua print(string.format("%x", bit32.bnot(21524110))
L1343[21:02:39] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: ')' expected near <eof>
L1344[21:02:45] <TYKUHN2> #lua print(string.format("%x", bit32.bnot(21524110)))
L1345[21:02:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > feb79171 | nil
L1346[21:03:46] <TYKUHN2> I want to force it into a double
L1347[21:03:57] <TYKUHN2> #lua print(string.format("%x", bit32.bnot(tonumber(21524110, 16))))
L1348[21:03:57] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string "lua"]:1: bad argument #1 to 'tonumber' (string expected, got number)
L1349[21:04:07] <TYKUHN2> #lua print(string.format("%x", bit32.bnot(tonumber("21524110", 16))))
L1350[21:04:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > deadbeef | nil
L1351[21:05:28] <gudenau> #lua print(not nil)
L1352[21:05:34] <gudenau> ._.
L1353[21:05:41] <gudenau> ffs
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L1355[21:06:08] <|0x21524110|> I'm NOT 0xDEADBEEF :)
L1356[21:07:08] <gudenau> k
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L1358[21:09:12] <|0x21524110|> I think you should implement tohex and fromhex functions into deadbeef :)
L1359[21:09:41] <gamax92> #lua function tohex(v) return string.format("%x", v) end
L1360[21:09:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil
L1361[21:09:51] <gamax92> #lua function fromhex(v) return tonumber(v, 16) end
L1362[21:09:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil
L1363[21:10:10] <|0x21524110|> #lua fromhex("DEADBEEF")
L1364[21:10:11] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 3735928559
L1365[21:10:23] <|0x21524110|> Persistence! That's what OC is all about!
L1366[21:12:15] <|0x21524110|> So wait is DEADBEEF just a idle Lua "shell" on a TCP connection?
L1367[21:12:34] <|0x21524110|> I thought it would just be an interpreter
L1368[21:13:06] <|0x21524110|> #lua print(_VERSION)
L1369[21:13:06] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Lua 5.3 Sandbox | nil
L1370[21:13:14] <|0x21524110|> Nice and updated.
L1371[21:16:56] <|0x21524110|> In all seriousness why is this not working? :(
L1372[21:20:40] <gudenau> I love the persistence of OC, helps development. I can shutdown and keep my lua shell hacked together servers.
L1373[21:21:39] <|0x21524110|> I have one question though
L1374[21:22:02] <gudenau> Hrm?
L1375[21:22:07] <|0x21524110|> I doubt this will work
L1376[21:22:21] <|0x21524110|> And I am not keen on even trying it
L1377[21:22:28] <gudenau> Uhoh.
L1378[21:22:37] <gudenau> Don't break any laws now.
L1379[21:23:08] <|0x21524110|> It's not illegal, just... annoying.
L1380[21:23:19] <gudenau> Ah.
L1381[21:24:05] <|0x21524110|> Annoying for DEADBEEF
L1382[21:24:26] <|0x21524110|> #lua tohex(bit32.bnot(fromhex("21524110")))
L1383[21:24:26] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > deadbeef
L1384[21:25:26] <|0x21524110|> Heh
L1385[21:25:48] <|0x21524110|> "Go away" No screw you cil
L1386[21:29:17] <|0x21524110|> On occasion I forget what functions exist so I have to dump em. Too bad C++ doesn't have this :)
L1387[21:30:28] <|0x21524110|> I'd like to point out my OS is struggling to run a shell
L1388[21:30:37] <|0x21524110|> Not even a properly sandboxed one at that
L1389[21:30:50] <|0x21524110|> I don't qualify to be trusted
L1390[21:35:50] <Mimiru> https://scontent-dft4-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/14449024_1402458986435043_985989496780657163_n.jpg?oh=5d692bfe8177db7c8ae378b2b14d4b32&oe=58AADD5D
L1391[21:46:36] <gamax92> Mimiru: XD
L1392[21:46:43] <gudenau> Pfft, sandboxing.
L1393[21:47:09] <gudenau> Mimiru, that took far to long. I am ashaimed of this.
L1394[21:47:29] <gudenau> How fast is the networking?
L1395[21:47:36] <gudenau> I have, an idea.
L1396[21:47:44] <gudenau> A stupid idea.
L1397[21:49:56] <gudenau> Ooh, who remembers the introduction of modloader?
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L1399[21:50:23] <Izaya> I remember deleting META-INF
L1400[21:51:14] <gudenau> how about modloaderMP?
L1401[21:53:23] <Izaya> Remember that too. Wish I didn't.
L1402[21:54:26] <gudenau> Fun times. :-P
L1403[21:54:58] <gudenau> Better than the time before, less compatability. :-P
L1404[21:55:25] <gudenau> I liked Better Than Wolves, the platforms where fun.
L1405[21:55:39] <gudenau> Then later RP2 with frames!
L1406[21:56:29] <gudenau> Ok enough of the nostalgia trip from me.
L1407[21:57:00] <gudenau> Maximum bandwidth of the networking with servers and cards? (wired)
L1408[21:59:24] <Mimiru> Some
L1409[22:00:18] <gudenau> "some"
L1410[22:00:31] <gudenau> A few K?
L1411[22:00:36] <gudenau> Maybe?
L1412[22:00:40] <Mimiru> A few, kay?
L1413[22:01:17] <gudenau> Kb/s
L1414[22:01:21] <gudenau> :-P
L1415[22:01:35] <Mimiru> Oh, I know exactly what you mean... :P
L1416[22:03:47] <|0x21524110|> I used to get on servers and code for money in RP2
L1417[22:04:10] <gudenau> Let's say while true do broadcast(1, maxPacket) end
L1418[22:04:10] <|0x21524110|> "Money"
L1419[22:04:26] <gudenau> The ASM was so cool.
L1420[22:04:46] <gudenau> Dire's stack explanation was decent as well.
L1421[22:04:55] <|0x21524110|> FILO no?
L1422[22:05:00] <gudenau> (already knew it though)
L1423[22:05:11] <|0x21524110|> WHY!?
L1424[22:05:15] <gudenau> FIFO I think.
L1425[22:05:26] <|0x21524110|> coroutine.yield() is fine. Coroutine.status now THAT is indexing nil!
L1426[22:05:30] <gudenau> Never used forth though.
L1427[22:05:43] <gudenau> Lower c?
L1428[22:05:51] <|0x21524110|> Yeah
L1429[22:06:20] <gudenau> No idea.
L1430[22:06:36] <gudenau> See you later.
L1431[22:11:22] <Izaya> 6502 asm best
L1432[22:11:59] * |0x21524110| facedesks
L1433[22:12:48] <|0x21524110|> processes[coroutine.running()].children[code] = true works but until coroutine.status(code) == "dead" is invalid
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L1435[22:16:04] <|0x21524110|_> Kick hiiim!
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L1438[22:20:10] <Izaya> https://lainchan.org/tech/src/1475112556744.png
L1439[22:20:57] <Temia> Woah.
L1440[22:21:14] <Izaya> Some lainchan user actually uses an old SGI workstation for all their stuff.
L1441[22:21:48] <Mimiru> woah..
L1442[22:22:48] <Temia> That's kind of impressive.
L1443[22:23:01] <Izaya> It has plenty of RAM for modern stuff I spose
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L1445[22:23:12] <Izaya> 600Mhz seems a little slow but with the right software it'd be fine
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L1449[22:25:14] <Temia> Not like you're gonna see a lot of CPU-sucking unoptimised nodeJS-powered trashware (ah, but I repeat myself) on it
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L1451[22:26:07] <Izaya> I imagine the only place it'd be slow is some webpages
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L1453[22:26:33] <Izaya> Like, I'm pretty sure my $300 phone is more powerful than it, and it would've sold for several grand
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