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L14[02:19:47] <Ember_Primrose> o/
L15[02:20:01] <Forecaster> o/
L16[02:20:29] <Ember_Primrose> im having so
much fun atm
L17[02:21:09] <Forecaster> are you playing
hide and seek with jesus?
L18[02:21:18] <Forecaster> I hear he likes
to be found
L19[02:21:19] <Ember_Primrose> O.o
L20[02:21:24] <Ember_Primrose> no...
L21[02:21:26] <Ember_Primrose> XD
L22[02:22:33] <Forecaster> dang, then what
are you doing? :P
L23[02:22:56] <Ember_Primrose> playing
something i played 12 years ago
L24[02:23:11] <Ember_Primrose> i was
about..
L25[02:23:14] <Forecaster> nfs
L26[02:23:43] <Ember_Primrose> 9
L27[02:24:27] <Ember_Primrose> yea, but the
memories are flowing like water
L28[02:25:24] <Forecaster> the memories
have a need for speed too
L29[02:25:34] <Ember_Primrose> XD
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L37[03:13:19] <gm|and> bees indeed
L38[03:13:24] <gm|and> or should i
say
L39[03:13:26] <gm|and> inbeed
L41[03:14:38] <Inari> Forecaster: Is that
actual honey though?
L42[03:14:59] <Forecaster> probably some
kind of stone :P
L43[03:15:03] <gm|and> how would you make
honey solid?
L44[03:15:12] <Forecaster> cold
temperatures
L45[03:15:18] <Ember_Primrose> thats
amber
L46[03:15:21] <gm|and> if they're going for
something slightly fancy: amber
L47[03:15:29] <gm|and> or not so fancy:
tree sap
L50[03:18:04] <Inari> Glad to see she has a
dirty mind
L51[03:18:10] <gm|and> just say it here,
i'm on 3g and i am not going to be watching a gif
L52[03:18:12] <Inari> More people need
dirty minds
L53[03:18:16] <Inari> Spraed the love
L54[03:18:51] <gm|and> there was a great
one on QI though i don't remember how it went
L55[03:19:10] <gm|and> i think it had
something to do with food
L56[03:19:18] <gm|and> and stephen fry
caught himself out twice
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L58[03:20:49] <gm|and> or maybe it was a
thing about vaseline or jelly
L61[03:26:11] <Forecaster> fite
L63[03:32:24] <Forecaster> woah burn
L64[03:33:45] <Inari> "Just FYI,
"cat house" means "whore house" in 1960's
slang. That's why you see them as Kitty Condos in the pet
stores." TIL
L65[03:34:38] <Forecaster> xD
L68[03:37:08] <Forecaster> not really a fan
of cheese
L70[03:38:29] <Forecaster> and that's when
the first portal to oblivion opened
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L75[03:41:30] <Forecaster> owl
L76[03:41:40] <Inari> Haha cute
L77[03:42:11] <Forecaster> heh, nice
L79[03:52:05] <Forecaster> well that, or
there's an orgy going on outside
L81[03:52:12] <Inari> I was gonna comment
something like that
L84[03:59:16] <Forecaster> that sign would
be appropriate for a lot of things
L85[04:01:02] <Inari> Is that someone who
has a lot of wit while fucking?
L86[04:01:18] <Ember_Primrose> O.o
L88[04:02:28] <Forecaster> hah
L90[04:04:18] <Forecaster> this thing has
to be a transformer in disguise
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L93[04:06:26] <Forecaster> :P
L95[04:10:55] <Forecaster> puns!
L96[04:12:07] <Inari> Haha those
comments
L97[04:12:39] <Forecaster> 2nd one is
great
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L99[04:14:39] <Inari> I hope thats warm
water
L101[04:18:47] <Forecaster> well yeah,
that's 98% of the internet :P
L102[04:19:15] <Forecaster> the sharknado
one xD
L104[04:22:22] <Inari> Well
L105[04:22:25] <Inari> at least he stays
fit
L106[04:22:44] <Inari> Also top commnet
ftw
L108[04:26:55] <Lizzy> wow, only just got
my extra v4 addresses on ovh
L109[04:27:47] <Forecaster> yay
L110[04:29:30] <Izaya> vifino: on the
ESP8266?
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L115[04:48:57] <Skye> Morning.
L116[04:51:28] <Forecaster> marbles
L117[04:51:39] <Inari> Maliens
L118[04:53:25] <Forecaster> inaliens
L119[04:53:41] <Forecaster> they want lewd
things
L120[04:53:43] <Inari> tentaliens
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L123[05:14:41] <Inari> Forecaster: So hows
Subnautica nowadays?
L124[05:36:57] <Forecaster> it's going
somewhere
L125[05:37:03] <Forecaster> I've only
passively been following it
L126[05:37:15] <Forecaster> mostly by
watching IGP's videos
L127[05:39:08] <Inari> I hate when my
plans are being foiled D:
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L129[05:49:38] <Forecaster> I mostly know
they're adding stuff :P
L130[05:50:39] <Inari> Forecaster: ^^ Just
looking for a nice survival/building game... seems Subnautica isn't
quite tehre yet though. Like many in EA it has that issue of taht
you build your base (which is fun enough but realtively short in
the big picture) and then you're kinda bored
L131[05:51:16] <Forecaster> Fortresscraft
Evolved is also going places, but is still incomplete
L132[05:51:26] <Inari> I still don'tlike
thatmuch haah
L133[05:51:28] <Forecaster> I'll probably
LP that when it's done
L134[05:51:36] <Forecaster> I like
it
L135[05:52:13] <Inari> It just feels too
weird, the graphics are weird, teh collisions are weird, everything
feels kinda unpolished
L136[05:52:43] *
Forecaster shrugs
L137[05:53:13] <Forecaster> it felt fine
to me last time I played it, except that it's incomplete of
course
L138[05:53:24] <Forecaster> also it
supports texture packs
L139[05:53:28] ***
Guest840 is now known as Magik6k
L140[05:53:28] <Forecaster> :P
L141[05:53:37] <Inari> Doesn't change the
weird out of place shading xD
L142[05:53:41] <Inari> And it raining
inside
L143[05:54:02] <Inari> Its not directly
bad
L144[05:54:12] <Inari> but its style just
is weird :P
L145[05:54:36] <Inari> I guess it feels a
bit like someone who just made their first video with after effects
and put in way too much "cool filter stuff"
L146[05:54:54] <Inari> Its fun enough to
play though, but incomplete, yeah
L148[05:56:47] <Magik6k> payonel, can haz
/sys in openos?
L149[05:56:59] <Forecaster> %seen
payonel
L150[05:56:59] <MichiBot> Forecaster:
payonel was last seen 2d 13h 22m 18s ago.
L151[05:57:10] <Magik6k> hmm
L152[05:57:24] <Magik6k> %tell payonel Can
haz /sys in openos?
L153[05:57:24] <MichiBot> Magik6k: payonel
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L155[05:59:08] <Forecaster> boing
L156[06:00:16] <Inari> Forecaster: tail
plug? lewd
L158[06:04:02] <Forecaster> nice
sweater
L160[06:07:37] <Forecaster> nice
L162[06:11:50] <Inari> I don't see how the
ideal of how something should be according to someone relates to
how things are :P
L163[06:12:12] <Inari> and big boobs are
bad :3
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L165[06:14:39] <Forecaster> seeing is an
illusion, there is no spoon
L166[06:15:45] <Skye> Magik6k, port BGPv4
to OC
L167[06:17:12] <Forecaster> and by that I
mean "I'm not even going to try to descipher what you
said"
L168[06:17:30] <Inari> Forecaster: ?
L169[06:17:54] <Magik6k> Probably not
happening, heh(I don't know anything about BGP TBH, may be simple
actually)
L170[06:18:11] <Inari> Forecaster: The
original post says "If you think all boobs are supposed to be
[described ideal] you probably have never actually seen a boob in
reall life because boobs are diverse as frick"
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L172[06:18:25] <Inari> But just because
boobs are diverse doesn't mean one should not think there is one
ideal kind and think thats how all of them should be
L173[06:19:25] <Forecaster> ideals are
subjective
L174[06:19:45] <Inari> Sure
L175[06:19:58] <Inari> but that person
having their subjective ideal can stlil think all boobs should be
like that
L176[06:21:47] <Forecaster> "everyone
should look how I want them to" seems stupid to me
L177[06:21:49] <Forecaster> :P
L178[06:22:11] <Inari> Forecaster: Why
would you not want your ideal to be the general? :P
L179[06:23:01] <Inari> I'd even say its
more of a preference if you dont
L180[06:24:36] <Forecaster> because when
everyone is special, no one is
L181[06:24:51] <Inari> But noone is
talking about special
L182[06:24:53] <Inari> Ideal
L183[06:24:53] <Inari> :P
L184[06:25:18] <Inari> Either way
L185[06:25:33] <Inari> you thinking its
stupid doesn't really counteract the point that it doesnt have much
to do with knowing or not knowing the reality of things
L186[06:27:20] *
Forecaster sighs
L187[06:27:29] <Forecaster> well that was
a wasted reference apparently
L189[06:41:14] <Inari> "Turn your
flatulence into an intoxicating aphrodisiac for those around you
using these chocolate scented fart pills. Just pop a few capsules
and your stinky farts will transform into an unforgettable
chocolaty experience that everyone will simply love." Right
then
L190[06:48:29] <Saphire> what
L191[06:52:44] <S3> wheee
L192[06:52:49] <S3> it works!
L193[06:53:05] <S3> if
plugin:does('pluggable') then print('Whee') end
L194[06:53:09] <S3> mixins are fun
L195[07:12:53] <S3> return all the plugins
XD
L196[07:12:55] <S3> for _, plugin in
core:plugins_with('pluggable') do
L197[07:14:04] <S3> oops forgot
ipairs
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L202[08:48:03] <MichiBot>
Key &
Peele - Substitute Teacher | length:
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Central | Published On 18/10/2012
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L208[08:56:35] <Lizzy> it would seem that
OVH doesn't work on weekends
L209[08:57:18] *
Lizzy got her ip addreses today
L210[09:03:48] <Michiyo> \o/
L211[09:03:51] <Michiyo> 'bout time!
L212[09:04:21]
<LizzyTheKitty> yeah
L213[09:08:16] <Forecaster> \o/
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L216[09:47:29] *
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L217[09:47:45] *
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<Forecaster>
Particle physics in action
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L223[10:22:28] <gamax92> S3: Seems you're
having fun¥ What are you even doing anyway£
L224[10:24:47] <Skye> S3 is alive?
L225[10:25:49] <Forecaster> Sonny-3 is
aliiiiive
L226[10:27:46] <gamax92> Inari: you can't
try to make big changes like that without looking at also looking
at all the possible side effects you would get
L227[10:29:04] <gamax92> that sentence was
awful
L228[10:29:47] <Forecaster> awfully
long
L229[10:30:38] <gamax92> s/ut looking at
/ut /
L230[10:30:38] <MichiBot> <gamax92>
Inari: you can't try to make big changes like that without also
looking at all the possible side effects you would get
L231[10:31:10] <gamax92> A little
better
L232[10:31:17] <Forecaster> and
shorter
L233[10:31:26] <gamax92> yeah
L234[10:34:58] <gamax92> I wonder if
anyone has made a program to compare two files and generate a list
of sed commands
L235[10:35:07] <Inari> gamax92: ?
L236[10:36:44] <gamax92> Inari: if you
make everyone's boobs the same, ignoring ideals and whatnot, you
lose diversity and uniqueness, all becoming unspecial
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L238[10:40:22] <Inari> gamax92: I like how
you just reply half a day later and expect me to know what yu talk
about :P
L239[10:40:28] <Inari> gamax92: And why
does anyone have to be special
L240[10:40:31] <Inari> Also you're missing
the point
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L242[10:41:09] <gamax92> Nah, I didn't
expect you to still know
L243[10:41:36] <gamax92> considering it's
been 5 hours
L245[10:42:40] <MichiBot>
3 Rules for
Rulers | length:
19m 33s | Likes:
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Published On 24/10/2016
L246[10:42:50] <Inari> Rigth time to make
some cofee and pie
L247[10:42:52] <Inari> and watch
that
L248[10:43:05] *
Forecaster is already watching it right now
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L256[11:10:58] <payonel> Magik6k:
/lib/devfs should be able to handle building any custom /sys
stuff
L257[11:11:23] <Inari> Forecaster: PRetty
good :P Makes me wonder if that or one of the follow-up vids was
the one Grey was talking about in a podcast
L258[11:11:51] <payonel> Magik6k: i
haven't written any docs on it yet, but i could write up some
examples -- what would be the first sys fields you'd want?
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L260[11:12:07] <Inari> Forecaster: Wehre
he said he hates how someone moved into the building he records at.
Since Grey set up his schedule fro noone else to be around :P But
apparetnly some businessman moved in
L261[11:12:16] <Inari> And makes calls to
china - hence the schedule of being there at liek 7 am
L262[11:12:29] <Forecaster> I don't listen
to the podcast
L263[11:12:31] <payonel> Inari: o/
L264[11:12:43] <Inari> Forecaster: And
grey finds the idea terrible that someone can listen to him
repeating the same sentenceover and over xD especially for his
current videos where it makes h im sound like a maniac
L265[11:12:48] <Inari> payonel: ohi
L267[11:14:36] <Magik6k> /sys/net/if is
dynamic
L268[11:14:41] <payonel> Magik6k: the
/lib/devfs api is flexible, can handle any such callback
L269[11:14:46] <payonel> including dynamic
dirs
L270[11:14:56] <payonel> you can create
any path, including /sys
L271[11:15:06] <payonel> i'll make note to
write up an ocdoc about it
L272[11:15:36] <payonel> a proof of
concept i made was for "filesystem"s
L273[11:16:01] <payonel> and all the
metadata (like getLabel()) values were just "files" in
the dynamic uuid-named dirs
L274[11:16:26] <payonel> i believe you
made something that does the same thing
L275[11:21:32]
<LizzyTheKitty> Huh, c2c updated their
site
L276[11:21:40]
<LizzyTheKitty> Bet it still runs like
shite
L277[11:22:26] <payonel> c2c?
L278[11:23:11]
<LizzyTheKitty> Train operator in the
UK
L279[11:23:18] <payonel> ah
L280[11:24:16] <Magik6k> Also, I'm
thinking of rewriting Lua bios to support GPT form raw drives,
Openloader kernels, Some netboot proto and menu which would be kept
in eeprom data as it can fit sth like this:
http://hastebin.com/vaxesojohu.go
L281[11:25:22]
<20kdc>
Looks... Syslinux-y?
L282[11:25:53] <Magik6k> It does, as it's
compact
L283[11:25:59] <Temia> I wonder if
compiling it to a binary representation would work better, given
the small amount of space available to the EEPROM data
partition.
L284[11:26:57] <Magik6k> Plan9k\0[binary
uuid]boot/kernel/plan9k\0ro,debug\0 ?
L285[11:27:14] <payonel> Magik6k: i also
wanted to redo eeprom - i didn't want to break existing boot
loaders though
L286[11:27:27] <Magik6k> I want compat
too
L287[11:27:28] <Temia> Possibly even
turning the flags into bits themselves.
L288[11:28:12] <payonel> Temia:
technically strings are binary
L289[11:28:27] <payonel> it doesn't just
get smaller because we see it differently (e.g. hexdump)
L290[11:28:29] <Magik6k> GPT boot would
boot from first partition of specific type UUID
L291[11:28:43]
<20kdc>
Maybe have the UUID be the first field? That should at least keep
some compatibility.
L292[11:29:08] <Magik6k> We flash new bios
anyways
L293[11:29:12] <payonel> Temia: now, you
could argue for a more terse format of data, but being a string or
a 'binary' form doesn't make it smaller/different
L294[11:29:36] <Temia> I think you're
misinterpreting something I said.
L296[11:29:49] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name:
Online Package Tracking Posted on: 6/25/2007
L297[11:29:53] <payonel> Temia: to be
honest, i was worried i misunderstood you
L298[11:29:54]
<20kdc>
GUIDs are hexadecimal digits,
L299[11:30:07]
<20kdc> so
turn them into bytes.
L300[11:30:11]
<20kdc> Is
that what you meant?
L301[11:30:33] <Temia> That, and as Magik
showed, using null terminators instead of whitespace.
L302[11:30:34] <Magik6k> ^ 16 bytes vs
~34
L303[11:30:52] <payonel> well, a null
terminator is still a byte
L304[11:31:01] <Temia> And as I mentioned,
possibly using bits instead of comma-separated strings for
flags.
L305[11:31:17] <Temia> ...yes, Payonel,
but one null terminator is different from multiple tabs or
spaces.
L306[11:31:31] <payonel> very true
L307[11:31:42] <Magik6k> you save 16 bytes
per uuid and + APPEND/LABEL/KERNEL, etc.
L308[11:32:42] <Magik6k> we can write
simple program to compile/decompile from binary format
L309[11:32:52] <Magik6k> boot-update
boot.cfg
L310[11:33:05] *
Temia nodnods
L311[11:33:55] *
Inari comma-separates Moos
L312[11:34:23] *
Temia is the only moo present.
L313[11:34:51] <Forecaster> with a
dangling comma then
L314[11:35:00] <Inari> So
L315[11:35:05] <Inari> I made a rover
thingy in space engineers
L316[11:35:07] <Inari> except it doesn't
rove
L317[11:35:19] <Forecaster> does it
er?
L318[11:35:34] <Inari> Dunno
L319[11:35:47] <Forecaster> what does it
do then?
L320[11:36:01] <Inari> Why does this crash
every other time I start it
L321[11:37:09] <Inari> Forecaster: It just
kind of wiggles
L323[11:37:20] <Inari>
#CanHashtagsHaveApostrophes?
L324[11:37:39] <Forecaster> methinks you
need bigger wheels
L325[11:37:44] <Forecaster> or lower the
wheels
L326[11:37:50] <Forecaster> using the
suspension settings
L327[11:43:01] <Forecaster>
"MouseCraft"
L328[11:43:10] <Forecaster> "Cross
between lemmings and tetris"
L329[11:43:11] <Forecaster> huh
L330[11:43:51] <Forecaster> I've seen this
aesthetic before...
L331[11:44:11] <Forecaster> there was some
kinda co-op puzzle game I saw on youtube ages ago that looked kinda
like this
L333[11:44:33] <Inari> Doesnt seem like I
can lower the suspension quite enough xD
L334[11:45:19] <Temia> You're giving the
wheels a nonzero torque, right?
L335[11:45:34] <Inari> I think so?
L336[11:45:50] <Forecaster> put on the
next size of wheels then :>
L337[11:46:44] <Temia> Oh, yeah, those
rover wheels don't even look like they should work.
L338[11:47:12] <Inari> Forecaster: too big
:<
L339[11:47:28] <Inari> I want a buggy not
a 10x10 meters truck
L340[11:47:29] <Forecaster> mods
L341[11:47:56] <Michiyo> Yeah.. I'm not
sure what the small wheels are good for.. lol
L342[11:47:58] <Forecaster> pretty sure
there's a couple of mods that add wheels
L343[11:48:05] <Michiyo> I think I used
them for moving on tracks once...
L344[11:48:10] <Forecaster> Michiyo:
conveyor belts :P
L345[11:48:23] <Inari> Plus
L346[11:48:28] <Inari> I already didnt
have enough materials for these
L347[11:48:29] <Inari> ¬_¬
L348[11:48:51] <Temia> Ah, conveyors would
make sense.
L349[11:49:14] <Inari> coneyors have
suspension?
L350[11:50:21] <Inari> Welp
L351[11:50:25] <Inari> guess I'm back to
watching more lets play
L352[11:56:10] <Magik6k> Binary has one
little drawback: Lua 5.2
L353[11:57:33] <Temia> ...true.
L354[11:57:45]
<20kdc>
Magik6k: I'm not getting it... what's bad about Lua 5.2 and
binary?
L355[11:57:57] <Temia> But then again, I
honestly find it kind of amazing that lua had no struct parsing
before 5.3
L356[11:57:59] <Magik6k> Lack of
string.pack
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L358[11:58:16]
<20kdc> Do
you really have structures that complicated?
L359[11:59:03] <Magik6k> No, but eeprom
has 4K bytes, so string.pack would be porfect space saver
L360[12:00:14]
<20kdc>
Looking at the string.pack documentation, what in there can't be
done manually?
L361[12:00:16] <Magik6k> payonel, maybe
make it an alternative Lua5.3 bios?
L362[12:00:41] <Inari> We should build a
fusion plant
L363[12:00:43] <Inari> We could right
now
L364[12:00:46] <Inari> Its relatively
simple
L365[12:02:46] <Magik6k> 20kdc, it's
pretty convenient to be able to do few little unpacks instead of
writing many, many more lines of code that would do the same 100x
times slower, like
http://hastebin.com/reyuzeciri.lua
L366[12:02:56] <Magik6k> ^that's GPT table
parser
L367[12:05:52]
<20kdc>
Idea! string.pack/string.unpack emulation for Lua 5.2
computers?
L368[12:05:58] <gamax92> no
L369[12:06:02] <gamax92> because that's
5.3 and not 5.2
L370[12:06:18]
<20kdc>
Emulation. Like a polyfill.
L371[12:06:42] <gamax92> Magik6k: anyway,
I believe you're overthinking this, write the piece of code that
would need string.pack ... uuid string to bytes conversion?
L372[12:07:16]
<20kdc>
Also, I just realized it's actually *theoretically* possible to
determine if a server is 32-bit or 64-bit from within OpenComputers
code.
L373[12:07:29] <Magik6k> binary menu
parsing would use it the most
L374[12:07:38] <gamax92> Magik6k: oh, so
not uuid?
L375[12:07:40] <Magik6k> Example menu
being
Item1\0\0\1\2\3\4\5\6\7\8\9\a\b\c\d\e\f\1init.lua\0ro\0Item2\0\0\1\2\3\4\5\6\7\8\9\a\b\c\d\e\f\boot.lua\0debug\0
L376[12:07:45] <gamax92> what?
L377[12:07:53] <Magik6k> UUID couldn't be
handled by pack
L379[12:09:57] <gamax92> do you mean
unpack then?, cause you can probably do that using a simple
gmatch
L380[12:11:14] <Magik6k> Indeed
L381[12:11:37] <Magik6k> I haven't been
thinking about using it for bianry
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L384[12:12:16] <gamax92> Magik6k: did you
make space a menu separator?
L385[12:12:33] <Magik6k> nope, just
readability
L386[12:12:44] <gamax92> (I saw that
:P)
L387[12:12:49] <Magik6k> heh
L388[12:16:38] <Magik6k> any idea how to
match binary uuid not by (................)
L389[12:16:48] <Magik6k> ?
L390[12:19:02] <Inari> I wonder if you can
build a rocket train in SE
L392[12:22:36] <Magik6k> ~w gpu
L394[12:23:55] <gamax92> Magik6k: the
example string is missing it's autodetect for Item2
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L396[12:25:04]
<20kdc> Do
you have, IDK, some sort of OpenComputers emulator running?
L397[12:25:12] <gamax92> it goes
...ro\0Item2 where ...ro\0 is the kernel param, and Item2 is the
next label, but should have a \0 or \1 before the Item2
L398[12:25:12] <Magik6k> autodetect is for
backwards compat
L399[12:25:18] <gamax92> oh?
L400[12:25:21] <gamax92> so
optional?
L401[12:25:34]
<20kdc>
(Because that window to the left sure isn't a standard Minecraft
window...)
L402[12:25:35] <Magik6k> It's only one,
first byte
L403[12:25:56] <gamax92> Magik6k: yeah but
my point is that it's missing from the second item in the example
string
L404[12:26:02] <Magik6k> It will dectect
like old eeprom did
L405[12:26:21] <Magik6k> I know, it's not
entry part
L406[12:26:34] <gamax92> ... so is it
optional then? Y/N
L407[12:27:16] <Magik6k> It's local
autodetect = menu:sub(1,1) == "\1"
L408[12:27:24] <Magik6k> It that's
clarifies it
L409[12:27:38] <gamax92> oh, so it's part
of the label
L410[12:27:39] <Magik6k>
s/that's/that
L411[12:27:39] <MichiBot> <Magik6k>
It that clarifies it
L412[12:28:13] <gamax92> also [^\0] can
just be %Z
L414[12:29:02] <gamax92> oh.
L415[12:31:02] <gamax92> Magik6k: well the
second entry is also missing a boot-device-type
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L418[13:11:55] <gamax92> CompanionCube:
well atleast it's fixed
L419[13:12:13] <gamax92> within 17-18 days
of reporting
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L421[13:12:56] <CompanionCube> gamax92:
the exploit is so simple though
L422[13:13:25] <gamax92> yeah .... rather
sad
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L424[14:06:51] <gamax92> is it possible,
to load a bios image into memory and boot it, instead of using the
rom?
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L427[14:11:41] <Lizzy> you could load it
into /tmp then set the boot address to the temp address and
soft-reboot
L428[14:12:00] <gamax92> irl computer not
oc, sorry
L429[14:12:04] <Lizzy> oh
L430[14:12:08] *
Lizzy shrugs
L431[14:12:32] <gamax92> given what osdev
says about rebooting I'd have to think no
L432[14:17:16] <Skye> gamax92, use Bochs
or qemu? :P
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L434[14:25:15] <Magik6k> gamax92, yup,
read about memdisk
L435[14:25:23] <Magik6k> if it's what you
want
L436[14:25:56] <Temia> Gamax: That's what
most BIOS memory shadows do. o.o
L437[14:26:12] <Temia> But at the same
time it's really moot.
L438[14:26:21] <Temia> Because haha
BIOS
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L442[15:06:34] <S3> This is a test
L443[15:08:46] <S3> gamax92:
L444[15:08:53] <S3> yes you can do that
but you need to be in real mode
L445[15:09:20] <Magik6k> ~w drive
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L448[15:09:39] <S3> Hey Magik6k!
L449[15:09:46] <S3> I did something easy
and nuts this weekend
L450[15:09:54] <Magik6k> heh
L451[15:10:07] <S3> I modified the shit
out of rxi classic/lua OOP library
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L453[15:10:28] <S3> so it supports a meta
api for querying mixins and parent classes
L454[15:10:38] <S3> which will be great
for OCBSD file handling
L455[15:11:24] <S3> if
myobj:does('socketio') then DO STUFF end
L456[15:11:40] <S3> myobj being a
filehandle
L457[15:12:01] <S3> and open() magically
bundles this stuff..
L458[15:13:16] <S3> if
Interface:does('802.1Ethernet')
L459[15:13:35] <CompanionCube> S3: that
looks sweet
L460[15:13:39] <CompanionCube> why not
release it as it's own project
L461[15:14:22] <S3> I probably will it's
under the MIT license
L462[15:14:33] <S3> so I could rename it
and release it as a modified version of the lib
L463[15:15:22] <S3> my plugin system for
my df clone project uses them intensively, so I can be like,
L464[15:15:45] <S3> for _, plugins in
ipairs(core:plugins_with('ItemBlockProvider')) do
L465[15:15:56] <S3> -- Do stuff on every
plugin that provides an Item
L466[15:16:24] <S3> I may be able to make
that useful in my os project too but we'll see (for modules)
L467[15:16:34] <CompanionCube> it seems
very nice and OOPy
L468[15:17:30] <S3> for _, modules in
ipairs(kernel:modules_with('FileSystem')) do
L469[15:17:38] <S3> -- Get all modules
that provide a filesystem driver
L470[15:18:05] <S3> yeah I supposeb that
would work
L471[15:18:13] <S3> The problem is how
would that work with a microkernel?
L472[15:18:39] <S3> because in a
microkernel everything is like a user process, not some code module
in some monolithic space
L473[15:19:20] <S3> What if every module
provides a thin proxy API (as a mixin)
L474[15:19:44] <S3> the proxy speaks to it
via the microkernel server bus
L475[15:20:26] <S3> which makes the kernel
look monolithic in the corer
L476[15:20:30] <S3> but actually all
seperate
L477[15:20:35] <S3> CompanionCube: good?
bad?
L478[15:20:55] <CompanionCube> that could
work
L479[15:20:57] <Magik6k> What would be the
tightest code to turn 4 bytes from string into a number(lua
5.2)?
L480[15:23:19] <S3> you know every time I
do that I have to think about it, and I usually hit myself later
for it being so easy
L481[15:24:32] <S3> CompanionCube: problem
is microkernels I would assume to be a bit slower
L482[15:24:49] <CompanionCube> S3: eh,
it's OC
L483[15:25:13] <CompanionCube> aren't most
of the performance issues with microkernels due to context-switches
in the CPU?
L484[15:25:24] <CompanionCube> Not sure if
that applies / affects OC
L485[15:25:27]
<20kdc>
Well, you can pass around function objects in an OC
"microkernel"
L486[15:25:39] <S3> CompanionCube: I'd
like to find a way to make a more reactive model
L487[15:25:44] <S3> instead of context
switching
L488[15:25:47] <S3> make it "on
demand"
L489[15:25:55] <S3> with careful
code
L490[15:26:24] <S3> so instead of giving
every process cpu time
L491[15:26:39] <S3> have everything only
hapopen on a change of state basic
L492[15:26:40] <S3> basis
L493[15:26:47] <S3> which INCLUDES timed
events
L494[15:26:54] <CompanionCube> S3: are you
applying event-driven stuffs to the entire OS
L495[15:26:59] <CompanionCube> it sounds
like it
L496[15:27:03] <S3> I dunno
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L498[15:27:24] <S3> I mean I'd usually
give each process some guaranteed cpu time
L499[15:27:38]
<20kdc>
Timers.
L500[15:27:39] <S3> but the problem is a
process does a loop and does nothing then yields
L501[15:27:43] <S3> waste of cpu
time
L502[15:28:11] <CompanionCube> S3:
L503[15:28:12] <S3> so maybe a process
should be written with a more reactive model instead
L504[15:28:17] <CompanionCube> so the
problem is cooperative multitasking a shit
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L506[15:29:41] <S3> so imagine having a
process waiting for a semaphore
L507[15:29:55] <S3> instead of repeatably
giving cpu time for that process to respond when its lifted
L508[15:30:42] <S3> somehow have the
kernel bring the process to life to handle it
L509[15:30:55] <S3> no more polling
L510[15:31:06] <S3> no more sitting and
doing nothing
L512[15:31:15]
<20kdc>
Since when was that the case normally...?
L513[15:31:17] <S3> no more being called
on and sitting there only to pass
L514[15:31:39] <S3> 2okdc: sure
L515[15:37:57] <scj643> Hey S3
L516[15:38:15] <Inari> Forecaster: Wait
wait
L517[15:38:19] <Inari> Forecaster: You can
build small blocks?
L518[15:39:05] <scj643> What is this witch
craft
L519[15:39:34] <Forecaster> hm?
L520[15:39:41] <Forecaster> small ship
grid yeah
L521[15:40:00] <Inari> ¬_¬
L522[15:42:51] <CompanionCube> Inari: from
another channel: 'would bang metal things together again'
L523[15:43:11] <Inari> Would insert metal
again
L524[15:43:24] <scj643> Would wall bang
again :)
L525[15:45:22] <CompanionCube> >get 500
error from server
L526[15:45:24] <CompanionCube>
>'Additionally, a 500 Internal Server Error error was
encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the
request.'
L527[15:45:39] <Inari> lol
L528[15:45:59] <CompanionCube> so, it
500'd while handling the original 500
L529[15:48:15] <Lizzy> lol
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L532[15:56:59] <MichiBot>
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L533[15:57:27] <CompanionCube> well this
is interesting
L534[15:57:42] <CompanionCube> I have a
blank email...but the raw version shows a .zip attachment
L535[15:57:51] *
CompanionCube bets the malware was caught by Yahoo's
antivirus
L536[16:01:56] <CompanionCube> 'Receipt
4279-53917.hta: HTML document, ASCII text, with very long lines,
with CRLF line terminators' I smell obsfucated JS coming up
L537[16:03:12] <gamax92> Inari: I posted
that yesterday :|
L538[16:03:16] <gamax92> so late.
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L543[16:25:48] <vifino> 1503 Service
Unavailable
L544[16:25:48] <vifino> No server is
available to handle this request.
L545[16:25:57] <vifino> I am quite certain
that is not how I put you to bed...
L546[16:26:21] <Michiyo> Or is it..
;)
L547[16:26:57] <vifino> lol
L548[16:27:44] <Lizzy> :P
L549[16:29:46] *
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L550[16:30:39] *
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L553[16:42:05] <gm|and> sup
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L555[16:44:26] <Inari> Lizzy: just make
sure that isn't a note 7
L556[16:46:26] <gm|and> i hear those are
the bomb
L557[16:47:16] <gm|and> note 7: you'll
have a blast
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L562[16:57:03] <superminor2> They are hot
right now
L563[16:57:09] <superminor2> Etc,
etc
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L566[17:02:09] <gm|and> ok, i think i can
make a rather hackish "ROM" for an SMS using only 11 pins
on the arduino
L567[17:02:45] <gm|and> 10 if i want to
emulate the BIOS, or press the pause button when ready
L568[17:02:54] <gm|and> erm, i mean
reverse-engineer the BIOS
L569[17:03:14] <Temia> Is there even
enough space in the flash memory?
L571[17:03:36] <gm|and> 32KB should be
enough but i'd rather stream shit from my PC
L573[17:03:50] <gm|and> and by stream shit
i mean make it run a few 16-bit loads and then LDIR
L574[17:03:54] <Magik6k> gamax92, S3
payonel ^
L575[17:04:01] <gm|and> then JP to
RAM
L576[17:04:11] <gm|and> CE input, D0-D7
tristate output, WAIT output
L577[17:04:32] <gm|and> the 11-pin ver
also requires NMI as a tristate output
L578[17:06:17] <gm|and> Magik6k: is that
based on actual GPT?
L579[17:06:24] <gm|and> erm, how close is
it to actual GPT
L580[17:07:07] <Magik6k> SO close I
actually used gdisk to create that image
L581[17:07:12] <Magik6k> *So
L582[17:07:28] <Magik6k> Well, it's
GPT
L583[17:07:46] <gm|and> wew
L584[17:09:11] <Magik6k> I got -5 bytes
free in that bios, probably won't fit netboot :/
L585[17:09:40] <gm|and> are you saying
it's a 4091-byte bios or a 4101-byte bios
L586[17:11:16] <gm|and> could possibly
come up with a compression scheme which is easy to unpack and
doesn't require a data card
L587[17:11:50] <gm|and> an LZ77 scheme
where the data is purely ASCII could work here
L588[17:12:11] <Magik6k> 4092 bytes, but I
can do much to minimize the code
L589[17:12:16] <gm|and> could use LZ4 for
inspiration
L590[17:12:34] <gm|and> ah, so in other
words you could squeeze in some netboot anyway?
L591[17:12:51] <gm|and> how big is a GPT
boot sector?
L592[17:13:05] <Magik6k> Maybe, but
default option seems more important for now
L593[17:13:52] <Magik6k> GPT boot is first
partition with GUID 4C7561426F6F744C6F616465436F6465, and it's
null-padded Lua blob
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L595[17:14:03] <gm|and> ah alright
L596[17:14:46] <gm|and> wait what DOES
that say anyway
L597[17:15:50] <gm|and>
"LuaBootLoadeCode"
L598[17:15:55] <Magik6k> heh
L599[17:16:05] <gm|and> i know ASCII when
i see it
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L601[17:16:39] <Magik6k> Bios boot
partition is better: 21686148-6449-6E6F-744E-656564454649
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L610[17:20:17] <gm|and>
!haH-dI-no-tN-eedEFI
L611[17:20:32] <gm|and> or more suitably:
Hah!-Id-on-tN-eedEFI
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L613[17:23:41] <gm|and> reminds me of the
mess that happened with Quod Libet
L614[17:23:45] <gm|and> (it's a music
player program)
L615[17:24:10] <gm|and> they had to use a
dummy URL so they used something like
sebastian/droge/go/choke/on/a/bucket/of/cocks
L616[17:24:31] <gm|and> as expected,
sebastian droge found out about this and posted an issue on the
tracker
L617[17:24:46] <gm|and> no fucking clue
who he actually is to be honest
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L625[18:21:37] <GreazyMcgeezy> o/
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L630[18:40:46] <Temia> Mu?
L631[18:41:54] <Kimiro> Temia: Did you
kick me in the chest?
L632[18:42:07] <Temia> No?
L633[18:42:25] <Temia> That'd be very rude
of someone to do.
L634[18:42:52] <Kimiro> Very.
L635[18:46:53] <S3> roast beef
L636[18:48:04] <Kimiro> Meef
Stroganoff.
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L638[18:51:42] <S3> I was thinking of
cooking that tonightr
L639[18:51:44] <S3> stroganoff
L640[18:51:55] <S3> but susy was like,
"EWWWWWWW too water"
L641[18:51:58] <S3> watery*
L643[18:52:18] <S3> because I was gonna
cook the beef in my perpetual soup
L644[18:52:26] <S3> and then pull it out
with tongs in a few hours
L645[18:52:41] <S3> but I don't think it'd
be watery at all
L646[18:52:44] <S3> it'd be nice and
tender
L647[18:53:18] <Kimiro> S3: I puked in
your perpetual soup.
L648[18:53:29] <S3> it'd probably be
edible..
L649[18:53:34] <S3> I don't think I'd eat
it but
L650[18:53:47] <S3> there's probably worse
shit in that soup
L651[18:54:46] <Kimiro> Heh.
L652[18:55:02] <Kimiro> Stomach acid is
great for tenderizing meat.
L653[18:55:15] <S3> I wouldn't know
L654[18:55:24] <S3> but with all of the
corpses that have been in it..
L655[18:55:54] <S3> get a deer from
hunting and just cut off a leg and toss it in
L657[18:56:39] <S3> though you gotta take
it out of the crock pot for that
L658[18:56:51] <S3> it's mostly chicken
right now
L659[18:57:02] <S3> there's been a lot of
chicken carcases in it lately
L660[18:58:10] <Kimiro> You should throw
some kid in there.
L661[18:58:13] <Kimiro> :9
L662[18:58:18] <Kimiro> Goat soup.
L663[18:58:31] <S3> LOL that's a horrible
play on words
L664[18:58:59] <S3> this one isn't
actually that old yet
L665[18:59:10] <S3> I had to stop it for a
while
L666[18:59:24] <S3> it sort of has to get
packed up when you go on vacation
L667[19:00:37] <Kimiro> Yeah. Don't wanna
burn down the house/apartment/mud hut.
L668[19:03:13] <Kimiro> Also. I'd prefer a
stew to a soup, but that's harder to perpetuate.
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L671[19:18:03] <S3> perpetual soup pretty
much is stew
L672[19:18:23] <S3> it's kinda nice
because you can make it what you want every day
L673[19:18:35] <S3> one day it can be pea
soup
L674[19:18:42] <S3> and the next day
squash soup
L675[19:18:48] <S3> it just cycles
L676[19:18:59] <S3> next say beef
stew
L677[19:19:15] <Kimiro> Knowing me I'd
make it into mushroom beef stew every day. :9
L679[19:21:38] <S3> you could
L680[19:21:46] <S3> it's really cheap
too
L681[19:22:01] <S3> crock pot on low? $5
USD a month electricity about.
L682[19:22:09] <S3> to let it simmer
24/7
L683[19:22:15] <S3> just add some water
and more shit every day to ti
L685[19:28:35] <S3> CompanionCube:
nope
L686[19:28:39] <S3> I broke it
L687[19:28:58] <CompanionCube> how
badly
L688[19:29:03] <S3> I have no idea
L689[19:29:08] <S3> I'm getting blank
lines
L690[19:29:48] <S3> for _, plugin in
ipairs(core:plugins_with('pluggable')) do print(plugin:provides())
end
L691[19:29:55] <S3> and I get blanks
:(
L692[19:30:08] <S3> I was testing
plugins_with
L693[19:30:23] <S3> this basically just
prints all plugins loaded in a long way
L694[19:30:34] <S3> because all plugins
load the "pluggable" mixin
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L696[19:34:14] <CompanionCube> S3: you
could always add testing prints
L697[19:34:21] <S3> I did
L699[19:34:28] <S3> it's behaving so
weird..
L700[19:34:28] <CompanionCube> and?
L701[19:34:35] <S3> like so
L702[19:34:56] <S3> this is pretty much my
dumbass load plugin function:
L704[19:35:15] <S3> and I put prints in
that, and see, the plugin has a value, until I insert it with
table.insert
L705[19:35:25] <S3> after that it's
blank.. but I can still call functions on iut
L708[19:35:53] <S3> heck if I
print(plugin)
L709[19:35:56] <S3> it prints a blank
line
L710[19:35:59] <S3> dafuq
L711[19:36:21] <S3> or I think that's what
I did
L712[19:36:43] <S3> and yes I know I've
got assert with no damn reason
L714[19:36:56] <S3> I kinda just threw
that there
L715[19:49:08] <Katie> damn it
L716[19:53:10] <GreazyMcgeezy> Anyone here
seen where the Screen attached to a computer stops working?
L717[19:53:26] <GreazyMcgeezy> Computer
boots, but screen is black
L718[19:53:57] <GreazyMcgeezy> Tier 3 for
both graphics card and screen.
L719[19:54:10] <GreazyMcgeezy> Even
restarted the server. no go.
L720[19:54:46] <Kimiro> GreazyMcgeezy: Try
giving the screen a redstone pulse.
L721[19:56:44] <CompanionCube>
GreazyMcgeezy: is the computer connected to any other screens
L722[19:57:02] <GreazyMcgeezy> No, just
this one.
L723[19:57:53] <GreazyMcgeezy> Kimiro,
Unfamiliar with giving a redstone pulse to a screen?
L724[19:58:12] <Kimiro> Just slap a button
on the side and press it.
L725[19:59:18] <GreazyMcgeezy> No go
L726[20:00:14] <Kimiro> Hm. Usually the
issue I have with my Stargate dialer.
L727[20:03:29] <GreazyMcgeezy> Hmm... that
was odd. Somehow the HDD that was in it was not OpenOS. Going to
start banning people...
L728[20:04:33] <Kimiro> For using a
different OS?
L729[20:04:51] <GreazyMcgeezy> It was just
no OS on the HDD. The floppy was inserted with OpenOS and the
EEPROM had LUA
L730[20:04:51] <EnderBot2> It's Lua, not
LUA. Name, not an acronym
L731[20:04:59] <GreazyMcgeezy> It was just
no OS on the HDD. The floppy was inserted with OpenOS and the
EEPROM had Lua
L732[20:05:38] <GreazyMcgeezy> Someone is
touchy about the name of the language.
L733[20:05:43] <GreazyMcgeezy> Enough to
write a bot.
L734[20:05:45] <GreazyMcgeezy> Lol
L735[20:06:02] <Kimiro> There also used to
be one for "alot".
L736[20:06:06] <Katie> No... the bot
existed long before that was added
L737[20:06:12] <Katie> %alot enable
L738[20:06:14] <MichiBot> Katie: Enabled
Alot for this channel
L739[20:06:17] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah, alot
pisses me off too
L741[20:06:17] <Katie> "used to
be"
L742[20:06:19] <Katie> ahem.
L743[20:06:26] <Kimiro> Lel
L744[20:06:30] <GreazyMcgeezy> I meant to
put that in quotes
L745[20:06:39] <Kimiro> I love this alot
bot.
L747[20:07:12] <Katie> %alot disable
L748[20:07:13] <MichiBot> Katie: Disabled
Alot for this channel
L749[20:07:15] <GreazyMcgeezy> Can you
make one understand context for they're/their/there?
L750[20:07:25] <Kimiro> Would be
tricky.
L751[20:07:37] <GreazyMcgeezy> That one
annoys the piss out of me too.
L752[20:07:51] <Kimiro> They're their
there.
L753[20:07:55] <Kimiro> It's okay.
L754[20:08:04] <GreazyMcgeezy> Haha. I see
what you did their
L755[20:08:05] <GreazyMcgeezy> :p
L756[20:09:52] <Kimiro> There's also the
archaic þere.
L757[20:10:32] <GreazyMcgeezy> So, if you
have an EEPROM with Lua, an OpenOS Floppy and a blank HDD, isn't
the computer supposed to boot?
L758[20:10:46] <GreazyMcgeezy> So you can
"install" OpenOS on the HDD?
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L760[20:10:49] <Kimiro> Probably.
L761[20:11:02] <Kimiro> Otherwise how
would you install the OS?
L762[20:11:09] <GreazyMcgeezy> I mean, it
did boot, but the screen was black.
L763[20:11:15] <GreazyMcgeezy> I could
hear it booting.
L764[20:11:31] <GreazyMcgeezy> The only
diff I made, was to replace the blank HDD with an OpenOS HDD, then
power off/on
L765[20:11:45] <GreazyMcgeezy> Booted,
pulled HDD, inserted blank HDD and ran install.
L766[20:12:37] <CompanionCube> I would
suggest that it tried to boot from the HDD, but it'd give an error
due to init.lua being missing
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L768[20:12:59] <CompanionCube>
GreazyMcgeezy: did you try using the analyzer thing on the
computer
L769[20:13:16] <Kimiro> Heh.
Anal-yzer.
L770[20:13:24] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah, it
didn't show any issues.
L771[20:13:43] <GreazyMcgeezy> Said
components connected, but nothing out of the ordinary
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L773[20:14:33] <GreazyMcgeezy> It was a
blank screen even after a server reboot
L774[20:14:47] <GreazyMcgeezy> Which was
odd
L775[20:15:23] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy: I think
I've had that happen
L776[20:16:29] <GreazyMcgeezy> Glad to
know I'm not the only one!
L777[20:17:33] <GreazyMcgeezy> Was just
trying to get a HDD ready for a new server so I can build a PDNS
(Pseudo DNS) server and was starting to think I should just take a
shotgun to my PC.
L778[20:19:06] *
CompanionCube wonders if you looked at Magi6k's DNS
thing
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L780[20:21:57] <GreazyMcgeezy> I did not.
I was aware from last night's conversation that "someone"
had built a DNS system, but wasn't aware where to look.
L781[20:22:03] <GreazyMcgeezy> Plus, this
project sounds kind of fun.
L782[20:23:57] <GreazyMcgeezy> I
definitely won't be going to the full extent of adding IP addresses
and running BIND, but just using a table on the PDNS server.
L783[20:24:41] <GreazyMcgeezy> So the
device name will resolve back to the
"as9s-axve889678-as78v887-thislongasfuckaddress"
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L786[20:27:36] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy:
CompanionCube has built the best dns system
L787[20:27:43] <S3> as it is protocol
independent
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L789[20:27:49] <CompanionCube> S3:
technically I haven't
L791[20:27:58] <CompanionCube> because the
implementatin is broken as shit
L792[20:28:03] <CompanionCube> and I never
got round to fixing it
L794[20:28:22] <GreazyMcgeezy> Wouldn't a
lua table on the PDNS server also be protocol independent?
L795[20:28:30] <GreazyMcgeezy> I wasn't
planning on implementing TCP/IP
L796[20:28:32] <CompanionCube>
GreazyMcgeezy: that's actually how it works internally
L797[20:28:47] <S3> why would you want
to
L798[20:28:56] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy:
implement OCRS-1 and OCRM-1
L800[20:28:59] <GreazyMcgeezy> I have no
clue.
L801[20:29:12] <S3> I gotta throw up those
specs at some point.. on the forum
L802[20:29:41] <CompanionCube> someone
should finally getting around to creating some list of 'standards'
for OC
L803[20:30:08] <S3> CompanionCube: thereis
on the forum
L804[20:30:21] <CompanionCube> also
L805[20:30:30] <CompanionCube> TIL my
broken package is used an example on the wiki
L806[20:30:32] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah, I
think building an entire network stack would be overkill
though.
L808[20:30:47] <GreazyMcgeezy> Especially
for what I was attempting.
L809[20:31:23] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy: OCR is
pretty low
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L811[20:32:02] <GreazyMcgeezy> What are
you referring to with the OCR stuff? I'm not familiar with
that.
L812[20:32:07] <GreazyMcgeezy> Link?
L813[20:32:34] <S3> it's a protocol I
wrote a while back. so. In most cases, with OC you need something
simple
L814[20:32:45] <S3> however, I wanted a
high bandwidth network for connecting multiple MC servers
together
L815[20:32:49] <S3> so I came up with
OCR
L816[20:32:53] <S3> which is similar to
ATM
L817[20:32:59] <GreazyMcgeezy> I see
L818[20:33:08] <GreazyMcgeezy> so a
circuit switched protocol
L819[20:33:12] <S3> it is
L820[20:33:19] <Kimiro> Crazy kids.
L821[20:33:24] <S3> OCRS is ATM like,
while OCRM is more STM / SONET
L822[20:33:56] <S3> OCRM-1 is capable of
throughup up to about 160 - 180KB/s
L823[20:34:03] <GreazyMcgeezy> I see. So
we'd actually add fields for addional L2/L3 addressing.
L824[20:34:15] <GreazyMcgeezy> Since L4 is
already in place.
L825[20:34:16] <S3> in Minecraft
L827[20:35:04] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy: yes, it
uses an ISDN like addressing space, tiered
L828[20:35:14] <S3> and PNNI is
available
L829[20:35:17] <S3> for dynamic
routing
L830[20:36:11] <GreazyMcgeezy> I can
certainly appreciate all that. I'm trying to think of WHY I would
need such an advanced feature set, but I'm sure others would.
L831[20:36:32] <S3> prbably won't
L832[20:36:46] <S3> although the idea is
to create a minecraft internet
L833[20:36:50] <S3> called the
"OCRANET"
L834[20:36:56] <CompanionCube> just think
of the reasoning for most side projects: 'Because we can.'
L836[20:37:22] <Kimiro> CompanionCube: We
do what we must because we can.
L837[20:37:24] <GreazyMcgeezy> I mainly
wanted it for robots and drones. So I can easily refer to them
using the SEND command and ultimately have a unicast/multicast
setup
L838[20:37:48] <GreazyMcgeezy> I just feel
so... dirty, broadcasting everything.
L839[20:38:17] <CompanionCube> no wonder,
it's like using an ethernet hub for everything
L840[20:38:26] <GreazyMcgeezy> Perfect
analogy
L841[20:38:55] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy: yeah
ocr uses PPP like connections
L842[20:39:04] <S3> because fuck
broadcasyt
L843[20:39:07] <GreazyMcgeezy> So it even
allows for authentication
L844[20:39:15] <GreazyMcgeezy> ?
L845[20:39:22] <GreazyMcgeezy> That'd be
pretty slick actually...
L846[20:39:25] <S3> I suppose. I wasn't
too worried.
L847[20:39:40] <S3> it's more like, the
telco station knows your UUID
L848[20:39:43] <GreazyMcgeezy> Well, if it
goes "OCRANET" I think that woudl be important
L849[20:40:01] <S3> courtesy of
CompanionCube iirc
L850[20:40:05] <S3> as a pun on
ARPANET
L851[20:40:15] <GreazyMcgeezy> Sure, I got
it :)
L852[20:40:36] <Kimiro> So how about them
internets.
L853[20:40:37] <S3> but really I'm working
mostly on my OS
L854[20:40:53] <S3> networking is very
important for my system
L855[20:40:54] <CompanionCube> S3: did you
ever get far with the erlang thing
L856[20:41:10] <S3> CompanionCube: not
really, I'm not worried just yet
L857[20:41:16] <S3> I think small is good
for start
L858[20:41:40] <GreazyMcgeezy> Lol, I
received an email today from "Arbor Networks" talking
about their knowledge of DDNS mitigation and skillsets trying to
sell me services. I sent it to my coworkers referring to, "I
think this guy meant to send this to DynDNS"
L859[20:41:43] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy: my tier
one switch hub idea was to create an erlang program to do it on top
of Xen
L860[20:41:48] <S3> that spawns a xen vm
for evry connection
L861[20:41:56] <S3> granted each vm would
be very very tiny
L862[20:42:03] <S3> we're talking bytes of
memory..
L863[20:42:06] <S3> and an ipv6
address
L864[20:42:06] <GreazyMcgeezy> Right
L865[20:42:23] <S3> basically the
erlangonxen zerg approach
L866[20:42:36] <S3> spawning 50,000 vms in
under 100 microseconds XD
L867[20:42:40] <GreazyMcgeezy> That'd be
nice. I wonder if a super slimmed down version of docker/tupperware
could do something like that?
L868[20:42:47] <GreazyMcgeezy> Oh, no, it
couldn't do THAT
L869[20:42:52] <S3> I lied
L870[20:43:03] <S3> but I wanted to make
it sound amazing because it is
L871[20:43:16] <CompanionCube> what's the
real number
L872[20:43:23] <GreazyMcgeezy> HAHA, nice
approach. That reminds me of the doctor on Silicon Valley
L873[20:43:33] <S3> CompanionCube:
definately not
L874[20:43:42] <S3> a few seconds
maybe
L875[20:43:46] <S3> although
L876[20:44:00] <S3> in Perl I can spawn
50,000 concurrent coroutines in that time..
L877[20:44:04] <S3> on my desktop
L878[20:44:17] <S3> though Perl is
weird.
L879[20:44:24] <GreazyMcgeezy> "What
if I told you I could do/sell you THIS!!!" "You have
that?" "Well no... not yet, but..."
L882[20:45:00] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy: my os
is a unix like that replaces the old file descriptor file subsystem
with an object oriented file subsystem
L883[20:45:03] <S3> using mixins
L884[20:45:14] <S3> so if you open
/sys/net/socket with open()
L885[20:45:28] <S3> you get a filehandle
with a file descriptor and mixins that pertain to it being a
socket, etc
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L887[20:45:37] <GreazyMcgeezy>
Interesting
L888[20:46:00] <S3> this method is
recursive, so open can actually open recursively to create a chain
of encapsulated network protcols for example
L889[20:46:06] <S3> that do all the work
for you
L890[20:46:08] <CompanionCube> i should
learn erlang, but it's on my ever-growing list
L891[20:46:16] <S3> I don't know it super
well
L892[20:46:18] <S3> erlang is weird.
L893[20:46:33] <GreazyMcgeezy> Right. So
you could ultimately us the current address/send functionality to
encapsulate another message.
L894[20:46:51] <GreazyMcgeezy> Or you'd
implement an entirely new system for that using the OCR
L895[20:46:53] <GreazyMcgeezy> ?
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L898[20:47:40] <GreazyMcgeezy> Oh shit...
encapsulation... that could be the answer to actually creating a
local(non OCRANET) ip stack...
L899[20:47:56] <S3> right.
L900[20:48:00] <S3> layer independent
protocols.
L901[20:48:04] <S3> build a stack of
whatever type you want
L902[20:48:09] <GreazyMcgeezy> Right
L903[20:48:16] <GreazyMcgeezy> Now that's
interesting.
L904[20:48:19] <S3> you could be ass
backwards and do ip/tcp
L905[20:48:22] <S3> instead of
tcp/ip
L906[20:48:42] <S3> if that doesn't make
sense just remember, data is data...
L908[20:48:50] <GreazyMcgeezy> Honestly,
if we just added an additional field for IP on the network
card
L909[20:48:53] <S3> your processes would
be binding to ip addresses
L911[20:49:01] <S3> directly
L912[20:49:03] <GreazyMcgeezy> Then we
could do TCP/IP
L913[20:49:10] <CompanionCube> my
ever-growing list also includes implementing something very
Smalltalk-esque in Lua
L914[20:49:10] <GreazyMcgeezy> No
L915[20:49:14] <GreazyMcgeezy> It would
still be IP/TCP
L916[20:49:20] <GreazyMcgeezy> But only
based on L4 port usage
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L919[20:49:38] <S3> but there's also
lyqydnet
L920[20:49:47] <S3> and other network
protocols used in CC / OC
L921[20:49:50] <S3> I'd wish to
implement
L922[20:50:06] <GreazyMcgeezy> Which that
ENTIRE concept is odd, because you NORMALLY can't get to L4 without
first going through L3. In this instance however, the L2 address is
being used as L3 so L4 comes into play.
L923[20:50:10] <S3> and of course
interfaces are the most complicated part usually.,.
L924[20:50:20] <S3> because interfaces
have to be the most generic
L925[20:50:46] <S3> but hey with my oop
system I've been hacking on from rxi, I can do shit like
L926[20:51:05] <GreazyMcgeezy> Hmmm...
along with PDNS could come... PDHCP
L927[20:51:11] <S3> if
Interface:does('802.1Ethernet') then end
L928[20:51:25] <S3> thanks to mixins
L929[20:51:31] <S3> i hate inheritance, I
avoid it at all costs heh
L930[20:51:40] <S3> it's dangerous
L931[20:51:45] <CompanionCube> inheritance
is a good thing for polymorphism
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L933[20:52:19] <S3> mixins do it better
though, and they avoid what my friend at the hacker club calls the
"bunny problem"
L934[20:52:19] <GreazyMcgeezy> Heh, you
guys have lost me on inheritance and polymorphism. I know certain
things that use "inheritance" but I doubt it's in the
same context.
L935[20:52:22] <S3> don't ask heh..
L936[20:52:32] <GreazyMcgeezy> I'm
actually not what I'd consider a very experienced programmer.
L937[20:52:43] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy: well
inheritance works by falling back to another object if a member is
not found.
L938[20:52:47] <GreazyMcgeezy> I do
network almost exclusively.
L939[20:53:08] <GreazyMcgeezy> I see, so
instead of inheriting behaviors, it's used as a fallback
L940[20:53:21] <CompanionCube>
GreazyMcgeezy: did you ever learn OOP
L941[20:53:28] <S3> a mixin sounds more
dangerous but isn't really, it requires you to just not be a
dumbass- anyways a mixin literally takes functions and members and
slams them into your object
L942[20:53:34] <CompanionCube> because
iirc that's the sort of inheritance being discussed
L943[20:54:08] <GreazyMcgeezy> Some, I
played with PHP for a bit but didn't get into creating classes for
the stuff I used. And I haven't gotten that far in python yet
L944[20:54:46] <GreazyMcgeezy> So, I
thought that's what the "inheriting behaviors" I
mentioned was used for.
L945[20:54:59] <GreazyMcgeezy> I didn't
realize if the child didn't exist it would fall back to
parent
L946[20:55:11] <S3> yeah that's how
inheritance is usually writtem
L947[20:55:13] <S3> written*
L948[20:55:21] <S3> it's like an OOP
autoloader
L949[20:55:42] <S3> oh, function foo()
doesn't exist? okay, call the parent function but pass the current
child as the reference
L950[20:55:45] <S3> pretty much
L951[20:56:01] <S3> this is not a bad
thing
L952[20:56:06] <CompanionCube> and it's
'recursive' - it can go up multiple levels (shit term, ik(
L953[20:56:11] <S3> but imagine you have a
bunch of animals that all inherit animal..
L954[20:56:17] <S3> it becomes very
convoluted
L955[20:56:36] <S3> that and good
implementations allow you to do multiple inheritance
L956[20:56:41] <S3> where you inherit more
than one thing
L957[20:56:42] <CompanionCube> S3: I
suppose it's important to find a balance
L958[20:57:02] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy: mixins
are generally used as roles
L959[20:57:04] <S3> so like
L960[20:57:05] <GreazyMcgeezy> So
ultimately creating tiered attributes
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L962[20:57:09] <GreazyMcgeezy> Based on
class
L963[20:57:14] <S3> instead of inheriting
an ability
L964[20:57:20] <S3> you're consuming
it
L965[20:57:33] <S3> i.e. my plugins
consume the plugin role
L966[20:57:45] <S3> so they actually embed
plugin features. now the cool thing is with mixins
L967[20:58:03] <S3> is that the plugin
role can actually reference functions in the child class that don't
exist in the role
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L969[20:58:31] <GreazyMcgeezy> eh? So like
a reverse inheritance? Are you using globals for that?
L970[20:58:38] <GreazyMcgeezy> Or just
"requiring" the child?
L971[20:58:47] <S3> yeah imagine you have
this inheritance scenario
L972[20:58:52] <S3> you have Sheep
L973[20:58:54] <S3> and you have
Animal
L974[20:58:57] <GreazyMcgeezy> I'm
probably way off, like I say, <---not a programmer, lol.
L975[20:59:05] <S3> now Animals need to
eat
L976[20:59:51] <S3> so in inheritance, you
could have a food type and then some sort of feed() function
L977[21:00:03] <S3> and you could overload
this in the Sheep class to make it go Baa when it eats
L978[21:00:20] <GreazyMcgeezy> food type
and feed() woudl be part of Animal yes?
L979[21:00:26] <S3> however, using a
mixin, you don't need to do any overloading
L980[21:00:26] <GreazyMcgeezy> No
L981[21:00:34] <GreazyMcgeezy> feed()
woudl be Animal, food type woudl be Sheep
L983[21:00:42] <S3> the problem is
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L985[21:00:52] <S3> if Animal doesn't have
a stub for the food type
L986[21:01:11] <S3> most oop
implementations will not let you check the food type in the animal
class
L987[21:01:18] <S3> because it doesn't
have it, sheep has it, and oh shit
L988[21:01:41] <S3> but since mixins are
consumed it can access ALL child class members directly
L989[21:02:01] <GreazyMcgeezy> I see
L990[21:02:14] <S3> take for example
L991[21:02:24] <S3> should Car inherit
engine, or engine inherit car?
L992[21:02:32] <S3> doesn't that sound
weird both ways?
L993[21:02:36] <S3> not all cars have
engines
L994[21:02:44] <S3> it makes more sense to
have car consume engine if it wants to.
L995[21:02:52] <S3> to now the car
"has a" engine
L996[21:03:13] <S3> instead of having an
ethernet interface object
L997[21:03:19] <S3> and having it inherit
interface
L998[21:03:37] <S3> it makes it a bit more
robust to have a generic interface object consume ethernet.
L999[21:03:43] <GreazyMcgeezy> Have an
interface object, and inheret ethernet
L1000[21:03:43] <GreazyMcgeezy>
Yeah
L1001[21:03:59] <S3> yeah, but imagine if
it inherited ethernet instead
L1002[21:04:17] <S3> now, if your oop
implementation doesn't support multiple inheritance, it can't do
anything but ethernet
L1003[21:04:26] <GreazyMcgeezy>
AHHH
L1004[21:04:30] <CompanionCube> S3:
shouldn't car *contain* an engine
L1005[21:04:38] <S3> CompanionCube: right
but same idea
L1006[21:04:44] <S3> it consumes the role
of having an engine
L1007[21:04:57] <CompanionCube> isn't
that composition rather than mixins
L1008[21:05:13] <S3> that's what mixins
do
L1009[21:05:19] <S3> they're a composing
approach
L1010[21:05:22] <CompanionCube> what I
meant war
L1012[21:05:34] <CompanionCube> the car
has an instance variable that contains an engine
L1013[21:05:43] <S3> there is only one
downside I have ever found with mixins
L1014[21:05:50] <GreazyMcgeezy> But, in
this specific example, those protocols (ethernet, wireless
ethernet, ATM, Frame relay) are all layer 2 encapsulations
L1015[21:05:53] <S3> and that is, you're
polluting your namespace (often permanently)
L1016[21:05:59] <S3> now in Perl you can
actually remove roles but
L1017[21:06:02] <S3> in Moose
L1018[21:06:21] <S3> but my lua oop
modifications on rxi classic, it's permanent lol
L1019[21:06:45] <S3> I personally think
as long as you're mindful of what you're doing it's no bi
deal
L1020[21:06:48] <S3> big deal*
L1021[21:06:55] <GreazyMcgeezy> So, since
the internet stack goes L1 - 7, the interface card would be L1
which would have attributes pertaining to the L1 characteristics
that ALL L2 protocols share
L1022[21:07:13] <GreazyMcgeezy> Then L3
could inherit ANY L2
L1023[21:07:29] <S3> right
L1024[21:07:48] <S3> however if you want
layer independent stuff
L1025[21:07:50] <CompanionCube>
(technically it's the OSI stack, but that's being pedantic)
L1026[21:07:55] <S3> then the interface
shouldn't be doing any of it
L1027[21:08:03] <GreazyMcgeezy> Hahah,
yes, the OSI Model
L1028[21:08:06] <S3> an interface is
really an input / output pipe with configuration
L1029[21:08:26] <GreazyMcgeezy> You are
absolutely correct, and I forget I'm speaking with non-laymen
here.
L1030[21:08:33] <S3> so an interface
should let me put stuff in one end of the interface pipe and have
it come out the other, vice versa, and let me configure each
protocol associated with it
L1031[21:08:53] <S3> the interface itself
should do absolutely nothing to the network
L1032[21:09:04] <GreazyMcgeezy> Nope,
just provide L1
L1033[21:09:12] <S3> besides be a man in
the middle for user application -> hardware drivers
L1034[21:09:37] <S3> I gues syou can
think of an interface as the network subsystem shell
L1035[21:09:44] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah,
that sounds about right
L1036[21:09:47] <S3> a shell on a *nix
machine seperates user process from hardware
L1037[21:09:56] <S3> of course there's
kernel in there too but
L1038[21:10:10] <S3> not going to get
into that :D
L1039[21:10:22] <GreazyMcgeezy> Right,
and it's intuitively thought of as physical only, however yes, it
has software/code
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L1041[21:15:35] <S3> right, though an
interface is truly transparent
L1042[21:15:45] <GreazyMcgeezy>
Agreed
L1043[21:16:01] <GreazyMcgeezy> As long
as the connection exists and L2 matches
L1044[21:16:22] <GreazyMcgeezy> Otherwise
it's down, and easily becomes something to look at :)
L1046[21:17:07] <CompanionCube>
GreazyMcgeezy: so what do you do with relation to networking
L1047[21:17:39] <GreazyMcgeezy> Sr
Network Engineer for a global cloud provider.
L1048[21:18:53] <CompanionCube> oo,
nice
L1049[21:18:56] <GreazyMcgeezy> Pushing
for a promotion, but isn't everyone?
L1050[21:18:57] <CompanionCube>
Amazon?
L1051[21:19:07] *
CompanionCube is just guessing
L1052[21:19:32] <S3> I stay the hell away
from big companies
L1053[21:19:42] <GreazyMcgeezy> No, but
they sent me an invite to an "Invite Only" interview day
in Seattle, expenses paid. I didn't even respond, lol.
L1054[21:19:47] <S3> I like companies
where I can call everybody by their first and last name
L1055[21:19:57] <S3> in the entire
corporation
L1056[21:20:04] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah,
both have perks.
L1057[21:20:07] <GreazyMcgeezy> I've done
both
L1058[21:20:33] <GreazyMcgeezy> The thing
about small companies is the lack of experienced co-workers
L1059[21:20:42] <S3> I actually was a
*nix sysadmin but then I decided to go back to school
L1060[21:20:44] <GreazyMcgeezy> Where I'm
at now, I'm on a team of about 30 engineers.
L1061[21:20:58] <S3> oh yes
L1062[21:20:59] <GreazyMcgeezy> All
versed in multiple facets of networking.
L1063[21:21:11] <S3> at my last sysadmin
related job, my boss was a business major.
L1065[21:21:36] <S3> for the technical
department
L1066[21:21:44] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah, I
see that happen all the time.
L1067[21:21:49] <GreazyMcgeezy> And
mostly in small companies
L1068[21:21:53] <S3> almost makes sense
but eh
L1069[21:22:02] <S3> she couldn't
understand quite a lot
L1070[21:22:15] <S3> you'd try to explain
wy something was not really feasible
L1071[21:22:21] <S3> and she'd be like
"do it anyways!"
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L1073[21:22:57] <GreazyMcgeezy> Lol,
coincidentally, part of our team is split into smaller sections in
light of a recent merger. One of the new managers gets this
"deer in the headlights" look anytime one of his members
starts talking to him.
L1075[21:23:51] <GreazyMcgeezy> I thougt
about entertaining the Amazon invite, but I would have had to move
to Seattle and work from an office everyday.
L1076[21:24:30] <GreazyMcgeezy> I
currently work from home, on 11 acres in North Carolina. When I'm
getting frustrated, I go outside and shoot guns for about 30 mins
and feel better all of a sudden.
L1077[21:24:50] <GreazyMcgeezy> Or, have
conference calls from my screened in patio while having a
cigar.
L1078[21:25:05] <GreazyMcgeezy> And the
thougth of putting on pants to go to work just doesn't seem to
appeal to me anymore.
L1079[21:25:10] <GreazyMcgeezy>
thought*
L1080[21:25:37] <Temia> Probably for the
best. Seattle would likely drive you up the wall.
L1081[21:25:49] <GreazyMcgeezy> No doubt.
I've been there, but it's too liberal for me.
L1082[21:25:59] <GreazyMcgeezy> Parts of
NC are too, but where I am it's certainly not.
L1083[21:26:38] <Temia> Ironically a lot
of the locals are sick of tech company transients crowding them out
too.
L1084[21:26:43] <CompanionCube> lol at
the 'putting on pants' part
L1085[21:26:52] <Temia> So double whammy
for not making a lot of friends over here.
L1086[21:28:34] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah. I
can understand that. Since I work from home and never really meet
anyone, the only way to make friends where I am is to go to a
cul....church. So I don't have any friends here.
L1087[21:29:44] <GreazyMcgeezy> Plus the
$15/hr movement is strong in Seattle, and I dont' think I could
deal with that.
L1088[21:29:56] <S3> oly sit
L1089[21:30:00] <S3> tat's a lot of
money
L1090[21:30:09] <GreazyMcgeezy> That's
for minimum wage
L1091[21:30:20] <GreazyMcgeezy> Is what
they're pushing for.
L1092[21:30:33] <S3> wat is minimum wage
now?
L1093[21:31:19] <GreazyMcgeezy> For some
reason, people think that high school students flipping burgers at
McDonald's is worth the same as people who have been in the
workforce for years or who have an associates degree.
L1094[21:31:29] <GreazyMcgeezy> It
depends per state I think
L1095[21:31:39] <S3> ruight
L1096[21:31:45] <S3> it's 7.50 about
here.
L1097[21:31:46] <GreazyMcgeezy> $7.25
here in NC
L1098[21:31:57] <S3> this is Maine
L1099[21:32:01] <S3> actually lemme look
it up
L1100[21:32:04] <S3> it's been a
while
L1101[21:32:14] <S3> 7.50
L1102[21:32:18] <Temia> It's not a matter
of worth, it's a matter of them literally not being able to survive
on that little even with a full workload.
L1103[21:32:25] <Temia> The property
prices here are crazy.
L1104[21:32:28] <GreazyMcgeezy> Schedule
1 employers shall pay each employee an hourly minimum wage of at
least:
L1105[21:32:28] <GreazyMcgeezy> $11.00 by
April 1, 2015
L1106[21:32:28] <GreazyMcgeezy> $13.00 by
January 1, 2016
L1107[21:32:28] <GreazyMcgeezy> $15.00 by
January 1, 2017
L1108[21:32:39] <S3> Maine just has high
property taxes
L1109[21:32:42] <GreazyMcgeezy> That's
from the Seattle.gov website
L1110[21:33:02] <S3> but sales tax just
went up
L1111[21:33:11] <S3> to the old
ridiculously high price of 6%
L1112[21:33:23] <GreazyMcgeezy> Temia, so
do the people who've been working for years and at $15/hour get an
equal percentage increase?
L1113[21:33:28] <S3> I preferred it at 5%
it was easy to calculate in your head
L1114[21:33:39] <GreazyMcgeezy> Also, who
expects to "live" off of a McDonald's salary?
L1115[21:33:46] <Temia> Not
"live".
L1116[21:33:47] <Temia> Survive.
L1117[21:33:49] <Temia> As in not
die.
L1118[21:34:03] <GreazyMcgeezy> Were
people dying?
L1119[21:34:06] <Temia> Yes.
L1120[21:34:13] <Temia> Seattle's got a
big problem with homelessness.
L1121[21:34:17] <GreazyMcgeezy> So did
Tampa
L1122[21:34:27] <GreazyMcgeezy> We even
have a few here in the small NC town I live in
L1123[21:34:31] <Temia> No, BIG.
L1124[21:34:44] <GreazyMcgeezy> There was
at least one on almost every corner in Tampa
L1125[21:34:48] <Temia> It's gotten too
expensive to live here or even in the surrounding area for a lot of
people.
L1126[21:34:54] <GreazyMcgeezy> Since it
was warm year round, it really seemed to draw them in.
L1127[21:35:49] <Temia> I have to live in
the hood AND room with others, myself.
L1129[21:35:58] <S3> we have plenty of
homeless people here
L1130[21:36:00] <GreazyMcgeezy> Why do
you stay?
L1131[21:36:09] <Temia> Because I can't
afford to move.
L1132[21:36:24] <S3> Temia: build a
microhouse
L1133[21:36:31] <Temia> Haha, where
L1134[21:36:40] <S3> I dunno, middle of
the woods?
L1135[21:36:47] <S3> some place with
internet
L1136[21:36:53] <S3> and
electricity
L1137[21:37:05] <Temia> Oh hey, there's
that whole money thing again.
L1138[21:37:08] <S3> here in Maine in
many towns micro houses are legal
L1139[21:37:10] <GreazyMcgeezy> I was in
a pretty poor place too after my 2nd DUI. Lost my job, car,
etc.
L1140[21:37:16] <S3> and if your property
and house is <= 10ft x 10ft
L1141[21:37:19] <Temia> Never had a car
to begin with here.
L1142[21:37:20] <GreazyMcgeezy> All of my
money went to fees etc.
L1143[21:37:21] <S3> then there's no
property taxes
L1145[21:37:50] <S3> how can you not have
a car..
L1146[21:37:53] <S3> well actuallyu
L1147[21:37:53] <GreazyMcgeezy> So, I
found a job in Florida first, then moved there. Ate ramen noodles
and spaghetti o's for several months so I could afford rent.
L1148[21:37:59] <S3> I am one to
talk
L1149[21:38:02] <Temia> Seattle's crazy
about mass transit.
L1150[21:38:03] <S3> I just drive other
people's cars
L1151[21:38:15] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah,
that's waht I was going to say, public trans in Seattle is
EXCELLENT
L1152[21:38:26] <S3> you can't really
live in Maine without being able to drive
L1153[21:38:27] <Temia> Also I can't
afford Driver's Ed and I'm too much of a nervous wreck to get
behind a wheel and not be a danger to myself and others
anyway.
L1154[21:38:29] <GreazyMcgeezy> Compared
to anywhere else I've been
L1155[21:38:34] <S3> I mean I did for
years but it was not easy
L1156[21:38:45] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah, I
did after that 2nd DUI, lol
L1157[21:38:46] <S3> I didn't even take
drivers ed
L1158[21:38:55] <GreazyMcgeezy> Rode a
bike/bus EVERYWHERE
L1159[21:38:58] <S3> I just went for my
permit and got my license when I felt ready
L1160[21:39:18] <GreazyMcgeezy> Driver's
Ed was offered as a high school class in VA
L1161[21:39:35] <Temia> The fact that
it's even possible to just do that explains way too many
drivers.
L1162[21:39:37] <GreazyMcgeezy> Actually
part of the Health/PE course for 10th graders.
L1163[21:39:46] <S3> Temia: if you move
to NH
L1164[21:39:48] <Temia> No.
L1165[21:39:59] <S3> Temia: then you
don't need a license to drive a car with somebody who has a license
in the passenger seat
L1166[21:40:01] <GreazyMcgeezy> Well, in
VA it's certainly more rural than Seattle.
L1167[21:40:03] <S3> or a permit
L1168[21:40:09] <S3> you just have to be
at least 15
L1169[21:40:13] <S3> or maybe it's
16
L1170[21:40:33] <Temia> Again, there is
no moving for me because I can't afford to go more than short
distance moves.
L1171[21:40:37] <GreazyMcgeezy> Where I
lived, I had to drive for 30 minutes to even get to a bus
stop
L1172[21:40:51] <S3> Temia: I don't
believe that, but I understand
L1173[21:41:08] <S3> and the reason why I
don't believe that, is becaue my cousin was almost homeless and
moved from cali to maine by bus
L1174[21:41:17] <S3> with like no money
whatsoever
L1175[21:41:20] <Temia> I have a
post-rent budget of under $200. That includes food, bills,
toiletries and other basic living needs.
L1176[21:41:32] <S3> granted they were
homeless for a few weeks or so
L1177[21:41:35] <S3> when they got
here
L1178[21:41:35] <Temia> Your cousin
didn't have any actual belongings that didn't fit in a suitcase,
did they?
L1179[21:41:39] <GreazyMcgeezy> Like I
say, if you can save up enough for 1 to 2 months rent, and you can
find a job that pays enough for rent + expenses, then you can do
it.
L1180[21:41:41] <GreazyMcgeezy> I
did
L1181[21:41:46] <S3> Temia: sold
everything
L1182[21:42:26] <GreazyMcgeezy> My
parents drove me from VA to Florida in one SUV that contained my
PC, some clothes and the 3 of us.
L1184[21:42:41] <S3> all you need
L1185[21:42:44] <Temia> Of course. My
stuff has little to no net worth -- I might be able to get another
$200 out of it. Maybe.
L1186[21:42:56] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah, I
bought an air mattress when I got there and a hand pump.
L1187[21:43:12] <Temia> Doubtful,
though.
L1188[21:43:16] <S3> Temia: you could
move to antarctica
L1189[21:43:24] <S3> they're hirin people
to do commonwork
L1190[21:43:27] <S3> build towns n'
shit
L1191[21:43:38] <S3> plumbing, elecrical,
heating, etc
L1192[21:43:43] <Temia> I'm pretty sure
building more than research facilities is kind of against multiple
treaties?
L1193[21:43:45] <Temia> So calling
bullshit.
L1195[21:43:57] <GreazyMcgeezy> Actually,
I think there are states (Montana, Alaska maybe?) that will
actually give you a stipend to live there.
L1196[21:44:10] <S3> ALASKA IS ONE
L1197[21:44:13] <S3> I do know that
L1198[21:44:16] <Temia> Frankly, I've
half a mind to disown my american citizenship and move to
Ontario.
L1199[21:44:16] <S3> alaska will pay you
to move there
L1200[21:44:29] <S3> if you want to live
in the middle of fucking nowhere with a pilot to fly you
around
L1201[21:44:32] <GreazyMcgeezy> Just
curious, how old are you?
L1202[21:44:38] <Temia> Just shy of
27.
L1203[21:44:39] <GreazyMcgeezy> And what
experience do you have?
L1204[21:44:41] <S3> oh shit
L1205[21:44:43] <S3> oh shit
L1206[21:44:51] <S3> damn it
L1207[21:44:59] <GreazyMcgeezy> ??
L1208[21:45:16] <S3> well I'm getting
tired of being older than everyoine
L1210[21:45:26] <GreazyMcgeezy> He
doesn't have me beat.
L1211[21:45:29] <Temia> She.
L1212[21:45:32] <GreazyMcgeezy> Sorry
:(
L1214[21:45:43] <S3> I am not a
girl..
L1215[21:45:48] <S3> don't listen to
AmandaC!
L1216[21:45:52] <GreazyMcgeezy> I think
she meant Temia
L1217[21:45:53] <Temia> GreazyMcgeezy was
referring to me.
L1219[21:46:00] <S3> yeah I knew
that
L1220[21:46:02] <GreazyMcgeezy>
Haha
L1221[21:46:04] <Temia> e_e
L1222[21:46:10] <S3> there's no girls on
the internet but I believe her
L1224[21:46:44] *
S3 is 28 and needs a time machine
L1225[21:46:49] <GreazyMcgeezy> Not
suggesting it, but I think if I were female... I wouldn't want for
anything.
L1226[21:47:00] <GreazyMcgeezy> Geez, you
made it sound like you were grandpa
L1228[21:47:09] <S3> I'm definately
not
L1229[21:47:09] <Katie> Please don't tell
me I'm the oldest here...
L1230[21:47:10] <Katie> please
L1231[21:47:14] <S3> you probably
are
L1232[21:47:19] <S3> Katie is over the
damn hill
L1233[21:47:27] <Temia> Greazy, I'll be
perfectly honest.
L1234[21:47:31] <GreazyMcgeezy> You throw
out a number and we'll see if you have me beat?
L1235[21:47:32] <Temia> I'd sooner buy a
gun and end it all than sell my body.
L1236[21:47:34] <Katie> 31 in
December
L1237[21:47:45] <Temia> Maybe even take a
few misogynistic miscreants with me :D
L1238[21:47:48] <S3> yeah that shit is
dark
L1239[21:47:52] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah, I
know Temia. I can understand that, and my perspective is from
someone with a penis.
L1240[21:47:59] <S3> OOH!
L1241[21:48:02] <S3> Temia: I have an
idea..
L1242[21:48:08] <GreazyMcgeezy> Nah,
you're not the oldest Katie.
L1243[21:48:14] <Katie> \o/
L1244[21:48:15] <S3> pull a bunch of
finaid and move to some university
L1245[21:48:19] <Katie> Party tiem
L1246[21:48:21] <S3> then you can move
anywhere
L1247[21:48:23] <GreazyMcgeezy> But I am
starting to feel a little out of place...
L1248[21:48:26] <GreazyMcgeezy> Lol
L1249[21:48:41] <Katie> I'm usually the
oldest in my group of friends
L1250[21:48:53] <Temia> I probably do
qualify for a number of scholarships, and my father is offering to
put me up if I pursue college in Guelph, so... honestly,
maybe.
L1251[21:48:56] <GreazyMcgeezy> When in
December? Do we share a bday?
L1252[21:49:03] <Katie> 11th
L1253[21:49:09] <GreazyMcgeezy> Oh. 29th
here.
L1254[21:49:16] <GreazyMcgeezy> And I'll
be 37 this coming one.
L1255[21:49:18] <Katie> Was supposed to
be the 25th
L1256[21:49:20] <Katie> said nah eff
that
L1257[21:49:22] <Temia> I did however
fuck up my access to the Pell grant by attempting college over here
though and cracking under the pressure :/
L1258[21:49:34] <S3> I don't live on
campus, but I sure as heck moved to attend my school
L1259[21:49:38] <Temia> 15th, as a
note.
L1260[21:49:42] <GreazyMcgeezy> I'd take
him up on that Temia.
L1261[21:49:48] <Temia> Yeah, I
know.
L1262[21:49:51] <GreazyMcgeezy> Free
room/board AND get to go to school?
L1263[21:49:53] <Temia> I just... don't
like him much :/
L1264[21:49:57] <GreazyMcgeezy> Will they
pay for school?
L1265[21:49:59] <S3> Temia: don't worry
about that, that's determined by the school
L1266[21:49:59] <Temia> And I have family
in this area.
L1267[21:50:03] <Temia> Family I actually
care for.
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L1269[21:50:06] <Kimiro> Temia does not
do well with pressure. Noted. :3
L1270[21:50:09] <S3> some schools give
you full pell grant no matter what you do
L1271[21:50:21] <GreazyMcgeezy> Temia, is
he also paying for school?
L1272[21:50:26] <Temia> No.
L1273[21:50:39] <GreazyMcgeezy> Ahh. So
you get student loan, and they'll give you free room/board?
L1274[21:50:40] <S3> Temia: that's what
stopped me from going to uni in europe
L1275[21:50:49] <Temia> Just giving me
somewhere to stay while I get situated, is all.
L1276[21:50:49] <S3> my whole damn family
is in Maine so
L1277[21:50:50] <GreazyMcgeezy> How about
food?
L1278[21:50:58] <S3> and I can't really
leave Maine anyways
L1279[21:50:59] <Temia>
Indeterminate.
L1280[21:51:08] <S3> out of all the
states I've visited Maine has always been my favorite
L1281[21:51:13] <S3> so I'm kinda
stayin
L1282[21:51:21] <Temia> I haven't spoken
with him at length on the accomodations, he has just put the offer
out there.
L1283[21:51:36] <S3> which sucks because
Maine has two huge problems. 1) jobs. 2) it's VERY HARD to get out
of new england
L1284[21:51:50] <S3> like, to drive to
the other side of new hampshire takes like 6 hours of driving
L1285[21:51:57] <S3> depending where you
are in Maine
L1286[21:52:02] <GreazyMcgeezy> S3, they
make airplanes?
L1287[21:52:05] <S3> but to get to prince
edward island is 6 hours
L1288[21:52:12] <S3> why would you
fly..
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L1290[21:52:19] <S3> waste of $$$
L1291[21:52:24] <GreazyMcgeezy> Depends
on where you're going.
L1292[21:52:55] <GreazyMcgeezy> Let me
see you drive to west coast and back in a day or two, hell even a
week, and only pay $600
L1293[21:52:56] <Temia> I'm just going to
go to bed. I have no patience for today anymore.
L1294[21:53:05] <S3> they say it's
cheaper to fly, but when you have a little miniature car with a
manual transmission that gets 50+ mpg it beats flying almost any
day besides the time part.
L1295[21:53:16] *
Kimiro pats Temia
L1296[21:53:27] <Kimiro> Sleep well mini
Minotaur.
L1297[21:53:28] <S3> the car is so tiny I
feel high up in a truck XD
L1298[21:53:31] <S3> hahahaha
L1299[21:53:55] <GreazyMcgeezy> It'll be
alright Temia. I've been in some pretty low places and I made
it.
L1300[21:54:19] <GreazyMcgeezy> Even at
50+ mpg, I don't think you can go cross country and back for under
$600
L1301[21:54:27] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy:
nope
L1302[21:54:31] <S3> not with food and
all
L1303[21:54:36] <S3> but it's way more
exciting
L1304[21:54:45] <S3> the entertainment
factor of driving is way better (to me)
L1305[21:54:49] <S3> unless I'm the
pilot
L1306[21:54:54] *
Kimiro carjacks S3
L1307[21:54:55] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah.
When I travel though, I don't have the luxury of taking 2 weeks to
get there
L1308[21:55:11] <S3> Kimiro: first of
all, I wouldn't be surprised, but I never lock my car
L1309[21:55:17] <GreazyMcgeezy> I DO have
the luxury of the company paying for it though.
L1310[21:55:30] <S3> why bother?
L1311[21:55:55] <Kimiro> S3: I've always
wanted to ransom somebody off.
L1312[21:55:58] <GreazyMcgeezy> Locks
just keep the honest man honest.
L1313[21:56:13] <GreazyMcgeezy> If
someone wants to get in, they will.
L1314[21:56:13] <S3> people are getting
lay
L1315[21:56:31] <S3> havinbg a manual
transmission is considered a security feature of my
insurance.
L1317[21:56:39] <GreazyMcgeezy>
Haha.
L1318[21:56:56] *
Kimiro sleeves his slimjim and palms his torque wrench and
combs.
L1319[21:57:03] <GreazyMcgeezy> I learned
on a 4 speed manual transmission pickup truck when I was 14.
L1320[21:57:07] <S3> have you seen some
of those dash cams?
L1321[21:57:24] <S3> of people stealing a
car only to go what the fuck is this shit when they find the
clutch
L1322[21:57:31] <Kimiro> Incidentally, I
can drive stick.
L1323[21:57:34] <GreazyMcgeezy>
Haha
L1324[21:57:34] <S3> and end up making a
fool of themselves
L1325[21:57:44] *
GreazyMcgeezy heard that about Kimiro
L1327[21:58:01] <Kimiro> Mmm. Gay jokes.
XD
L1328[21:58:01] <S3> yeah, it's
definately not unhead of
L1329[21:58:05] <GreazyMcgeezy>
Haha
L1330[21:58:15] <S3> heard*
L1331[21:58:37] *
CompanionCube is currently 18
L1333[21:58:49] <S3> I actually have
trouble driving automatics
L1334[21:58:55] *
GreazyMcgeezy is literally twice CompanionCube's
age...
L1335[21:59:00] <S3> I'm not
kidding!
L1336[21:59:08] <S3> what happens is I
get into somebody's car that's an automatic
L1337[21:59:12] <S3> and unless I remind
myself
L1338[21:59:18] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah,
I've about put my foot through plenty of floorboards, lol
L1339[21:59:22] <S3> I will hit the brake
with my left foot when I get to the intersection
L1340[21:59:31] <S3> which is less
sensitive, so itl literally slam the brakes
L1341[21:59:36] <Kimiro> Lel
L1342[21:59:44] <S3> because you know,
that's not a clutch
L1344[22:00:02] <GreazyMcgeezy> OYG, I've
done that before. Sucks pretty bad.
L1345[22:00:06] <S3> it's happened to me
like 5 times in the past mont
L1346[22:00:09] <S3> haha
L1347[22:00:14] <GreazyMcgeezy> When not
expecting it.
L1348[22:00:20] <S3> yeah
L1349[22:00:23] <Kimiro> My moms old
Honda was a manual. One time over the summer I spent a couple days
teaching myself how to drive it.
L1350[22:00:33] <GreazyMcgeezy> Did she
need to get a new clutch?
L1351[22:00:43] <S3> GreazyMcgeezy: for
kicks, do you have any friends who refuse to wear a seatbelt that
regularly drive a standard?
L1353[22:00:55] <S3> you could call your
automatic the "seatbelt pursuader:
L1354[22:00:59] <Kimiro> Came in handy
that September when I had to drive her to the hospital... At age
9.
L1355[22:01:01] <GreazyMcgeezy> LOL
L1356[22:01:26] <GreazyMcgeezy> Geez.
Yeah, I can see that.
L1357[22:01:37] <S3> I have a fair
ammount of friends who refuse to use a seat belt
L1358[22:02:01] <S3> I don't want to
sound controlling but some of them I told my fiance she can't ride
with anymore
L1359[22:02:03] <CompanionCube> S3: their
funeral.
L1360[22:02:06] <Kimiro> 'Cause half way
there a cop pulled me over.
L1361[22:02:07] <S3> because they were
driving her home drunk once
L1362[22:02:15] <S3> drunk + no seat
belts? wtf
L1363[22:02:23] <S3> if drunk wasn't
enough
L1364[22:02:43] <GreazyMcgeezy> Shit,
drunk people w/out seatbelts are usually better off than sober
people w/out seatbelts
L1365[22:02:56] <Kimiro> I rode shotgun
in the cruiser while the other officer drove my moms car.
L1366[22:03:10] <S3> haha
L1367[22:03:30] <S3> i rode in a police
car for the first time the other day in my life
L1368[22:03:38] <S3> I wasn't arrested
mind you
L1369[22:03:40] <GreazyMcgeezy> I speak
from experience. I had a Corolla that I took into the trees
backward at 85mph w/out a seatbelt on.
L1370[22:03:45] <S3> but holy shit the
seats are like made of plastic
L1371[22:03:48] <GreazyMcgeezy> I was
drunk.
L1372[22:04:00] <S3> what happened is
that some asshat drove into my car
L1373[22:04:09] <S3> he was in a left
turn only lane and decided he wanted to not turn
L1374[22:04:14] <S3> and bashed into my
car and drove off
L1375[22:04:26] <S3> tried to move me out
of the way
L1377[22:04:37] <GreazyMcgeezy> Body was
just mostly limp and I didn't really fight the movements, so very
few injuries aside from a piece of glass in the elbow and a bruised
hip/
L1378[22:04:37] <S3> which is easy to do
when you're driving a small car..
L1379[22:04:55] <S3> oh I was fine
L1380[22:05:11] <S3> I heard it more than
I felt it heh
L1381[22:05:32] <S3> then the police
officer got really interested and obsessed with my HAM radio
L1382[22:05:33] <GreazyMcgeezy> I think I
have some pics of the Corolla... one sec.
L1383[22:05:50] <Kimiro> Incidentally,
know what's a terrifying experience?
L1385[22:06:27] <Kimiro> Getting slammed
on a bike by an 18 wheeler.
L1386[22:06:36] <S3> yeah..
L1387[22:06:38] <S3> that's not
good
L1388[22:06:51] <S3> Kimiro: you reminded
me of this old gif I saw years ago
L1389[22:07:01] <S3> of some guy on a
skateboard, lying down on it, letting a school bus run him
over
L1390[22:07:07] <S3> and then getting
back up on it after it went by
L1391[22:07:17] <Kimiro> Bright side: I
was totally fine apart from a skinned knee from bailing.
L1392[22:07:40] <Kimiro> My bike was
totally wrecked though.
L1393[22:08:43] <Kimiro> 0/10 would not
recommend.
L1394[22:08:43] <S3> I've been
considering going for my CDL
L1395[22:09:08] <S3> if I don't quite
make it for my bachelors, I might as well get my CDL and do local
class A driving
L1396[22:09:17] <Kimiro> Heh.
L1397[22:09:18] <S3> I wouldn't mind
driving a 14 wheeler around
L1399[22:09:27] <S3> long as it wasn't
cross country
L1400[22:09:40] <S3> local drivers here
in Maine usually go to work at like 4 aqm and get out at 3pm
L1402[22:10:00] <superminor2> S3: I
almost had that happen a couple months ago. Someone decided not to
turn in the left turn only lane, and almost hit me (I got ahead of
him just in time though)
L1403[22:10:11] <Kimiro> Man. In
retrospect I have shit luck around vehicles.
L1404[22:10:24] <GreazyMcgeezy> Those
links are to my Corolla... I loved that car.
L1405[22:10:40] <S3> superminor2: the one
thing that pisses me of fthe most about driving
L1406[22:10:45] <GreazyMcgeezy> I guess I
could have ran those in tinyurl... sorry about that.
L1407[22:10:58] <S3> is that when it
comes to a driver and a pedestrian, it is ALWAYS the pedestrians
fault
L1408[22:11:08] <Kimiro> I mean...
Knocked 30 feet by a bus, bike wrecked by a big rig, concussion
from an APC...
L1409[22:11:55] <Kimiro> It was a museum
piece to be fair. The hatch was supposed to be welded open.
L1410[22:11:58] <GreazyMcgeezy> Kimiro,
You thought about just not leaving the house?
L1411[22:12:03] <S3> it is really
dangerous to drive at my university because we get kids from all
cultures al over the place that have different city lifestyles.
Now, us drivers in Maine, we'll stop for anyone, even other cars,
but whatever, thing is, a lot of kids come from places where they
expect you to stop and just start crossing, without making eye
contact with you
L1412[22:12:04] <Kimiro> Supposed to
be.
L1413[22:12:09] <S3> which is the
DUMBEST, most dangerous thing to ever do
L1414[22:12:40] <GreazyMcgeezy> That's
odd that Driver's have right of way there.
L1415[22:12:50] <S3> that's a great way
for somebody to get hit. as a driver myself and somebody wo chose
not to drive for years, it's critical to make eye contact with
vehicles before you cross, or cross when you know there iwll be no
car there by the time you finish croissing.
L1416[22:13:25] <GreazyMcgeezy> About
everwhere else, the pedestrian has the right of way.
L1417[22:13:32] <S3> they do
L1418[22:13:34] <GreazyMcgeezy> and I
didn't mean Driver's, I meant drivers
L1419[22:13:41] <S3> but that does not
mean that you should just walk out into the street
L1420[22:13:42] <S3> EVER.
L1421[22:13:43] <Kimiro> GreazyMcgeezy:
I've thought about it. But, well. Some octogenarian dozed off at
the wheel and plowed into my patio door and onto my living room rug
sooo...
L1422[22:14:00] <superminor2> It is
really dangerous to drive at my college, because half the people
really suck at driving. Dont get me started on what it is like in
the winter with ice everywhere
L1423[22:14:02] <GreazyMcgeezy> Holy shit
man. Final Destination?
L1424[22:14:06] <S3> right of way and
stopping for pedestrian laws do NOT imply or mean that as a
pedestrian you can just walk out into the road.
L1425[22:14:18] <GreazyMcgeezy> Nah, I
know that.
L1426[22:14:25] <S3> and that's where the
problem is
L1427[22:14:57] <GreazyMcgeezy> I just
mean that if a pedestrian is in a cross walk, or the light is
giving them the path, then they DO have the right to just walk out.
That doesn't mean to not use common sense.
L1428[22:15:15] <GreazyMcgeezy> As in a
car being 5 feet away and just running through.
L1429[22:15:26] <S3> there's many people
who don't look before crossing, and many people who see you, wait
for you to get close regardless of your speed and start crossing,
and the thing is that they don't realize is that lots of times
drivers will look and not see you, then look in other parts of the
intersection to make sure they don't cause an accident with another
vehicle, etc, whatever it is they're often looking in more
than
L1430[22:15:32] <Kimiro> Common sense is
so god damn rare it's a superpower.
L1431[22:15:32] <S3> just your
direction
L1433[22:16:06] <S3> it's impossible for
anybody to know about every obstacle all the time
L1434[22:16:16] <S3> things just appear
out of bat shit nowhere on campuses.
L1435[22:16:20] <superminor2> They have
the right, to kill themselves by not looking and walking into the
road :P
L1436[22:16:31] <S3> well the thing
is
L1437[22:16:34] <S3> it's still the
drivers fault
L1438[22:16:36] <Kimiro> Oh fuck. I
almost forgot about the concussion from the backhoe!
L1439[22:16:49] <superminor2> of course
it is the drivers fault
L1440[22:16:55] <superminor2> but if they
are did, does that matter to them?
L1441[22:16:58] <superminor2> dead*
L1442[22:17:29] <S3> when I chose not to
drive
L1443[22:17:55] <S3> I always made sure I
made eye contact or waited until I knew that if I crossed I would
be out of that crosswalk well before a car got to it
L1444[22:17:58] <Kimiro> Though that was
a freak accident. Thing blew out a hydraulic line just as I walked
by. Next thing I know I'm in the hospital with 7 stitches and a
concussion.
L1445[22:17:59] <S3> I don't see why that
is so hard
L1446[22:18:24] <S3> Kimiro: lol
L1447[22:18:29] <superminor2> S3: it
shouldnt be, that is how I always do it
L1448[22:18:33] <Kimiro> Chunk of the
line brained me across the temple.
L1449[22:18:45] <superminor2> Kimiro: are
you cursed?
L1450[22:19:16] <Kimiro> superminor2: I'm
still alive, so it's a curse of inconvenience if anything.
L1451[22:19:20] <S3> superminor2: when I
had my permit or so i almost hit somebody because they were looking
down at their cellphone on the side of the road and decided to just
walk in front of us randomly, WHILE LOOKING AT THEIR CELL
PHONE
L1452[22:19:25] <S3> glad I didn't
L1453[22:19:33] <superminor2> no
kidding
L1455[22:19:59] <S3> Oh shit so I have a
cell phone story
L1456[22:20:05] <S3> I need a dash
camera
L1457[22:20:12] <S3> I was going on the
highway the other day
L1458[22:20:17] <superminor2> I want a
dashcam too
L1459[22:20:28] <Kimiro> Same thing
basically happened with one of the tie down straps from a passing
truck.
L1460[22:20:34] <S3> and some asshole
woman was driving this car, really slow I think she was from
massechussettes or some hellish location
L1461[22:20:40] <Kimiro> Lel
L1462[22:20:41] <S3> on the onramp
L1463[22:20:49] <GreazyMcgeezy> Odd. So
my computer and the remote terminal to a server are both having the
screen issue now.
L1464[22:21:00] <S3> when she did speed
up, she stayed in the onramp land and proceded onto the breakdown
lane
L1465[22:21:03] <S3> going 60
L1466[22:21:12] <S3> in a few seconds,
she was driving in the dirt ditch going 60
L1467[22:21:18] <Kimiro> :v
L1468[22:21:28] <S3> I passed her car and
she was on the cell phone looking EVERYWHERE BUT THE ROAD
L1469[22:21:33] <S3> yacking her mouth
off
L1470[22:21:46] <superminor2> how can you
not notice that fact that you are driving on dirt doing 60
L1471[22:22:03] <Kimiro> Profound
stupidity?
L1472[22:22:10] <S3> she made me very
nervous because 3 minutes later she passed me going like 80, but
she was at least on the road.
L1473[22:22:27] <Kimiro> She should
probably stay off the road.
L1474[22:22:28] <S3> speed limit is only
70 there but meh that wasn't the part I was nervous about
L1475[22:22:30] <Kimiro> :v
L1477[22:22:57] <S3> I've done some
stupid shit too
L1479[22:23:04] <Kimiro> Also, totally
unrelated: One of my friends may have breast cancer. :C
L1480[22:23:09] <S3> at least I was
paying attention when I did them
L1481[22:23:40] <S3> I drover over a
barrier and sidewalk once about 6 feet wide because I was overtired
and it was dark and I didn't see that it was a divided road
L1483[22:23:49] <S3> but hey I didn't get
caugt for that and I was at least aware XD
L1484[22:24:17] <S3> it was better than
throwing it in reverse and riding the clutch into the middle of the
intrsection to beat the lights of other traffic
L1485[22:25:01] <S3> to be honest the
street lamp wasn't working there either that night iirc
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L1487[22:25:55] <S3> that's people the
most ridiculous thing I've ever done driving
L1488[22:26:28] <Kimiro> Oh god, the
carnival truck. D:
L1489[22:26:37] <S3> technically if I was
caugt they would have let me go without a ticket anyways
L1490[22:26:42] <S3> kmwat
L1491[22:26:46] <S3> Kimiro: wat*
L1492[22:26:49] <CompanionCube> Kimiro:
you should just give up
L1493[22:27:04] <S3> Kimiro: you reminded
me I was in a 4 wheeler accident once
L1494[22:27:16] <S3> I got thrown
headfirst into a tree without a helmet at 35 - 40 mph
L1495[22:27:22] <S3> at least thats what
the gps said
L1496[22:27:31] <S3> I didn't get a
concussion somehow
L1497[22:27:39] <S3> but holy shit I
almost lost my leg
L1498[22:28:17] <Kimiro> I was walking
home after school when I was like... 12. The local fairgrounds had
I guess just finished packing up and the trucks were leaving the
grounds (we lived across from the fairgrounds).
L1499[22:28:32] <S3> and peopl laugh at
me when I tell them to buy a helmet because helmets aren't required
on motorcycles in Maine
L1500[22:29:51] <S3> CompanionCube: I saw
some asswipe driving on a motorcycle doing 80 with no helmet and
his hands behind him in his back pockets a while ago
L1501[22:30:05] <Kimiro> No idea if they
forgot to strap it down or something but suddenly my legs are
pinned under one of those teacup ride cups.
L1502[22:30:08] <S3> CompanionCube: if
you've ever seen Maine roads you'll understand why that's a bad
idea
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L1504[22:30:36] <S3> Kimiro: OW
L1505[22:30:54] <Kimiro> I wasn't hurt
'cause the ground was muddy but fuck was I laughing.
L1506[22:31:05] <Kimiro> Because I hated
that ride.
L1507[22:31:11] <CompanionCube> S3: I've
never left the UK.
L1508[22:31:12] <S3> mud and clay can
save your appendages
L1509[22:31:14] <GreazyMcgeezy> Hah, you
said "but fuck"
L1510[22:31:30] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yes, I
know it's missing a "t" but stil phonetically it sounds
the same.
L1511[22:31:36] <GreazyMcgeezy>
still*
L1512[22:31:38] <S3> I once slipped on
mud and clay mowing somebody's lawn next to the ocean
L1513[22:31:47] <S3> and my arm went
flying under the lawn mower while it was running
L1514[22:31:58] <S3> fortunately there
was an eroded culvert the size of my arm x3 or so
L1515[22:32:07] <S3> that protected it
from getting cut up
L1516[22:32:25] <GreazyMcgeezy> You had
an angel kissing your ass that day.
L1517[22:32:28] <S3> I put that lawn
mower away unfinished and then my step father got mad at me for not
finishing the lawn
L1518[22:32:37] <S3> and I just kinda
ignored him lolol
L1519[22:32:50] <S3> he probably wonders
why to this day
L1520[22:33:22] <Kimiro> I've had pretty
good luck with mowers.
L1521[22:33:45] <Kimiro> Except that time
one drive a rock into my shin.
L1522[22:34:02] <superminor2> ow
L1523[22:35:32] <S3> after hearing all
your stories, and thinkig of my own
L1524[22:35:41] <S3> it's easy to
understand why some people say they don't want kids
L1526[22:35:50] <S3> who as a parent
wants to deal with shit like that?!
L1527[22:35:58] <Kimiro> Heh.
L1528[22:36:05] <S3> and when they run
off too
L1529[22:36:17] <S3> you know I was
stranded a couple times 30 miles from town
L1530[22:36:22] <S3> who knows how the
fuck my father foun dme
L1531[22:36:35] <Kimiro> I'm going to
have kids someday
L1532[22:36:42] <S3> I dunno if I could
deal with that lol
L1533[22:36:47] <S3> whys that
L1534[22:36:51] <S3> kids are evil
L1535[22:36:57] <Kimiro> Exactly.
L1536[22:37:04] <S3> just look at how we
turned out
L1537[22:37:09] <Kimiro> I want to raise
my own little sociopath.
L1539[22:37:51] <CompanionCube> Kimiro:
the world already has plenty of sociopaths
L1540[22:37:59] <CompanionCube> We don't
need more.
L1541[22:38:08] <Kimiro> CompanionCube:
Not enough of my caliber.
L1542[22:38:35] <CompanionCube> Kimiro:
you don't sound like a sociopath
L1543[22:39:00] <Kimiro> Thank you.
:3
L1544[22:39:33] <Kimiro> Also. I prefer
Coke to Pepsi.
L1545[22:39:38] <Kimiro> Because...
L1546[22:40:05] <Kimiro> I've never had a
Coke truck dump a pallet of 2l bottles on me.
L1547[22:44:16] <superminor2> Not yet at
least :D
L1548[22:44:20] <Kimiro> Though that did
get me a tour of the bottling plant, an apology letter and a
birthday party sponsored by Pepsi.
L1549[22:44:58] <GreazyMcgeezy> I toured
their bottling plant in Wytheville, VA. Was doing some HVAC work
out there about 15 years ago.
L1550[22:45:22] <Kimiro> So I ain't mad
at Pepsi. Just hard to enjoy something that once flew 30 km/h at
your face.
L1551[22:45:41] *
GreazyMcgeezy is going to leave that one alone.
L1552[22:46:33] <Kimiro> Well you say
that, but I haven't told you about the gummy dick cannon.
L1553[22:47:11] <GreazyMcgeezy> Hahaha.
See, I was going to leave it laying.
L1554[22:47:46] <GreazyMcgeezy> And dude,
I hear "gummy dick cannon" and I'd walk the other
way.
L1555[22:48:02] <Kimiro> It was a
bachelor party for one of my gay friends.
L1556[22:48:03] <GreazyMcgeezy> It sounds
humorous, but I think it'd escalate quickly.
L1557[22:48:29] <Kimiro> Do you know
those air-powered T-shirt cannons?
L1558[22:48:55] <GreazyMcgeezy> Actually,
I did see a video of some guys bouncing gummy dick candies off of
girls in bikini bottoms while twerking. Well, shaking lightly, not
quite twerking.
L1559[22:49:12] <GreazyMcgeezy> You mean
like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers use on their pirate ship?
L1560[22:49:29] <Kimiro> T-shirt cannon +
edible cake glitter + two 1/2 pound bags of gunny dicks.
L1561[22:49:50] <Kimiro> *gummy
L1562[22:49:59] <GreazyMcgeezy> I think
I'd be okay on the firing end of that.
L1563[22:50:14] <Kimiro> The idea was to
shower Garret when he walked in.
L1564[22:50:25] <GreazyMcgeezy> But if
there's anything that I don't want flying at my face, it's a dick,
gummy or otherwise.
L1565[22:51:29] <Kimiro> Instead a few
too many B-52's and I ended up getting the thing fired at my
ass.
L1566[22:53:43] <GreazyMcgeezy>
Yeah...that's exactly why I wouldn't have been anywhere near that
thing, lol.
L1567[22:54:30] <Kimiro> And boy did that
smart. Like being spanked by Andre the Giant.
L1568[22:55:57] <Kimiro> We refilled the
cannon with Bailey's whipping cream after that.
L1569[22:57:47] <GreazyMcgeezy> That
could be fun in the right company
L1570[22:57:57] <GreazyMcgeezy> Like, hot
naked chicks
L1571[22:58:02] <GreazyMcgeezy> Lol
L1572[22:58:16] <GreazyMcgeezy> And...
no, I think that's it.
L1573[22:58:31] <Kimiro> Garrett's sister
was the only chick there. Heh.
L1574[22:58:35] <GreazyMcgeezy> :/
L1575[22:58:41] <GreazyMcgeezy> Is she
hot?
L1576[22:58:45] <GreazyMcgeezy> And was
she naked?
L1577[22:59:11] <Kimiro> She wasn't
naked, but I'd call her a 7.5/10
L1578[22:59:32] <GreazyMcgeezy> Yeah, and
like you say, a few B52's would take that up to a 9 pretty
quickly
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L1580[23:00:20] <Kimiro> Liz and I
actually dated for a couple months.
L1581[23:00:34] <S3> what do you mean,
too many b52s?
L1584[23:01:08] <Katie> No no, those
b52s
L1585[23:01:12] <S3> iirc the b52 is the
longest running military series aircraft ever built
L1586[23:01:20] <Kimiro> B-52 with a
Mexican Tailgunner.
L1587[23:01:21] <S3> in use
L1589[23:02:25] <Kimiro> Liz was nice,
but in the end we just didn't work out because she, uhm. Had an
addiction.
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L1591[23:03:07] <GreazyMcgeezy> Okay, now
I'm curious
L1592[23:03:16] <GreazyMcgeezy>
nympho?
L1593[23:03:20] <Kimiro> Yeah.
L1594[23:03:31] <Kimiro> Not as great as
you might think.
L1595[23:03:38] <GreazyMcgeezy> I could
see pros/cons
L1596[23:03:55] <GreazyMcgeezy> Did you
have to worry about her and others? Or was it just you?
L1597[23:04:08] <GreazyMcgeezy> Usually
nymphos aren't very trustworthy
L1598[23:04:50] <Kimiro> She was loyal to
a fault, honestly.
L1599[23:05:19] <Kimiro> Which was
problematic because that meant for two months I was her only
release.
L1600[23:05:30] <GreazyMcgeezy> Sounds
like we have different definition of "problematic"
L1601[23:05:38] <GreazyMcgeezy> Lol
L1602[23:05:59] <Kimiro> Yeah, uhm.
L1603[23:06:59] <Kimiro> Twice before
bed, then she'd wake me up around midnight, then 3 to 4 times
before my alarm went off. Then sexts all day.
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L1605[23:07:19] <GreazyMcgeezy> Alright.
Yeah, that would get old.
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L1607[23:08:11] <Kimiro> That said. Up
until the point where I started burning out, the sex was
great.
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L1609[23:11:35] <Kimiro> She did
eventually get help thankfully.
L1610[23:12:27] <Kimiro> Though she
stopped talking to me a few years back because she's reminded too
much of how good it was.
L1611[23:13:00] <Kimiro> I'm assuming she
didn't mean the sex but the fact I put up with her.
L1612[23:17:09] <GreazyMcgeezy>
Haha
L1613[23:17:24] <GreazyMcgeezy> Well, if
the problem is resolved, what's the problem now?
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L1617[23:22:07] <PapaToast> hello
L1618[23:22:36] <Kimiro> Honestly
distance. Plus I have someone already.
L1619[23:22:36] <PapaToast> I'm just
testing out this mod, never really paid it much attention but it's
really cool haha
L1620[23:23:02] *
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L1622[23:25:51] <Chinn> Hey, was just
wondering if OC has any compatability with the refined storage
mod?
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