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L6[00:40:53] <Izaya> https://my.mixtape.moe/bjgqsk.jpg
L7[00:41:52] <Temia> Aw, it's so cute!
L8[00:42:15] <Temia> I want one that's that small!
L9[00:43:41] <Izaya> It's also really soli
L10[00:43:43] <Izaya> d
L11[00:44:22] <Izaya> Not quite actual Thinkpad build quality but if it had a metal rollcage rather than a plastic one it'd be real close
L12[00:44:29] <Izaya> T420 should arrive in a week though
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L14[00:45:52] <Temia> Does Lenovo even do those at all anymore?
L15[00:46:08] <Temia> I still have my T40 and T42 with their magnesium rollcages, but...
L16[00:46:13] <Izaya> Not on the more recent ThinkPads
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L18[00:46:18] <Temia> Ick. :<
L19[00:46:27] <Temia> I miss IBM's build quality.
L20[00:46:38] <Izaya> but they stopped with the Tx40 stuff
L21[00:46:45] <Izaya> so the T430 still has one I believe
L22[00:47:48] <Izaya> I have a 600X around
L23[00:47:54] <Izaya> It's wonderful when it wants to work
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L26[00:53:34] <Izaya> They dropped the good keyboard after the Tx20 stuff
L27[00:53:51] <Izaya> Though you could swap a T420 keyboard into a T430 and such
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L34[02:03:31] <oran_ge> so...
L35[02:04:36] <oran_ge> Are there someone Chinese?
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L39[02:46:02] <Forecaster> "to get the portable version of free file sync you have to donate"
L40[02:46:03] <Forecaster> great
L41[02:46:04] <Forecaster> :|
L42[03:00:40] <Izaya> can you build from source?
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L44[03:04:30] <Forecaster> it's OS so probably
L45[03:04:35] <Forecaster> but I can't be bothered
L46[03:04:40] <Izaya> do that
L47[03:04:43] <Izaya> publish the build
L48[03:04:49] <Izaya> then again
L49[03:05:02] <Izaya> you'd need to spend like a TB of disk space getting the Windows development tools working
L50[03:07:13] <Forecaster> there are lin and osx versions also
L51[03:07:25] <Forecaster> "The FreeFileSync installer is showing a single advertisement (and only during installation)"
L52[03:07:42] <Forecaster> by which it means it tries to install crapware that's enabled by default during the installation
L53[03:07:46] <Forecaster> I hate those
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L57[03:24:28] <Kodos> Holy shit it's almost 4 am
L58[03:27:36] <Forecaster> http://wakata.tumblr.com/post/155905638847
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L61[03:40:05] <gamax92> S3: blame FreeBSD.
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L66[05:20:33] <SysVoid> Can I ask here for opinions on something not related to Minecraft at all?
L67[05:20:57] <Forecaster> sure
L68[05:21:15] <Forecaster> 99% of conversations here are not really mc related :P
L69[05:21:17] <Lizzy> @SysVoid sure, everyone else does ?
L70[05:21:38] <Corded> * Lizzy snuggles her vifino
L71[05:21:48] <SysVoid> I'm currently working with a graphics person to rebrand my hosting service/business/for-now-unregistered company. Can I get opinions on the design I made here? https://metalnode.com/
L72[05:22:05] <SysVoid> Is the difference between pricing and index too much?
L73[05:22:10] <SysVoid> Is the logo ok?
L74[05:22:24] <SysVoid> (logo is the little "|||" thingy in the top left)
L75[05:23:16] <SysVoid> I'm not very good with colours and layout stuff, but I think I did good this time
L76[05:23:23] <SysVoid> It's my 3rd attempt x(
L77[05:23:36] <Forecaster> looks fine to me
L78[05:24:14] <Lizzy> yeah, would probably make the icon a little bigger but looks fine other than that
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L81[05:43:19] * Forecaster kicks bat scripting
L82[05:43:24] <Forecaster> stupid grumble
L83[05:43:30] * Forecaster looks into using python instead
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L92[06:54:07] <Forecaster> python isn't working out either :|
L93[06:54:20] <Forecaster> dammit
L94[06:54:38] <None> use JS
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L96[06:55:28] <Forecaster> I'd have to use node then because this requires filesystem access
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L99[06:56:09] <None> I should probably learn JS
L100[06:57:02] <Forecaster> I know js already, but using node for this would probably be overkill
L101[06:57:59] <None> "Everything that can be written in JS will be written in JS"
L102[07:00:22] <Forecaster> woo I got it working
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L104[07:00:34] <Forecaster> the solution was relative paths
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L107[07:06:48] <Forecaster> now I can just run a script to update the minified versions of my js libraries before uploading them :D
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L111[07:38:42] <Saphire> Halp
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L117[07:50:01] <thundergod> hey
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L137[08:44:59] <S3> wat
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L141[09:01:41] <Michiyo> o_O
L142[09:03:45] <vifino> O_o
L143[09:03:55] <Lizzy> ?
L144[09:05:44] <S3> hiya
L145[09:07:45] * vifino snuggles Lizzy
L146[09:12:45] <Corded> * Lizzy snuggles vifino :3
L147[09:17:56] * FR^2 snuggles his coffee pot
L148[09:27:53] <S3> ah its at 5
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L150[09:45:19] <S3> indamn you college
L151[09:45:26] <S3> requiring me to read a bool
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L156[10:19:58] <DaMachinator> S3: that sounds easier than reading a char
L157[10:20:16] <S3> book*
L158[10:20:34] <S3> DaMachinator: well actually, you know bools don't make much sense
L159[10:20:39] <S3> bools are often word length
L160[10:20:42] <S3> so like 32 bit
L161[10:20:46] <DaMachinator> wot
L162[10:20:55] <S3> it depends on the runtime library
L163[10:21:19] <S3> yeah isn't that retarded
L164[10:44:02] <scj643> Hey S3
L165[10:44:22] <scj643> S3: have you used the Raspberry pi yourself?
L166[10:44:57] <S3> yes but they suck
L167[10:45:00] <S3> imo
L168[10:45:08] <S3> they're really useful
L169[10:45:25] <S3> but I'd rather build my own SBC
L170[10:45:55] <scj643> Well the commission for the blind got one for me (they spent nearly $200 with all of the accessories) but I can't have it due to the fact that I haven't taken any courses on it
L171[10:46:22] <scj643> I need to convince them that they are wasting their time trying to find a course for me to take to learn how to use it
L172[10:47:22] <scj643> Fun fact the microcontroller in OC was initially my idea :D
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L174[10:47:46] <S3> scj643: are you blind?
L175[10:48:15] <scj643> Visually impaired
L176[10:48:16] <S3> oc microcontrollers are neat
L177[10:48:24] <scj643> https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/711
L178[10:48:37] <Vexatos> My mother is technically about 76% blind
L179[10:48:37] <scj643> That's the origonal issue and I was the one who suggested it :D
L180[10:48:49] <S3> :)
L181[10:48:50] <Vexatos> She could register as a disabled person with that
L182[10:48:54] <Vexatos> but glasses are a thing
L183[10:50:09] <scj643> My vision is with correction
L184[10:51:32] <scj643> Also I have a really expensive CCTV that I can use with it
L185[10:52:25] <payonel> o/
L186[10:52:45] <scj643> The cctv is a 1080p monitor (only has a vga in though)
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L190[11:58:42] <Michiyo> fucking hell...
L191[11:59:13] <Michiyo> dude pulls up at 11:55, has been sitting outside talking on his phone... I just wanna go to lunch but can't ause fucknugget here is chillin.
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L193[12:33:46] <Mimiru> He walked around the store for 10 minutes and left...
L194[12:46:35] <gamax92> http://i.imgur.com/JJwYXrw.jpg
L195[12:47:33] <20kdc> gamax92: that's an incredibly detailed filing system
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L197[12:48:42] <20kdc> at some point you'd have to start creating symlinks for efficiency if all the possible categories were like that
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L199[12:53:41] <Inari> Meeeeeeeeeeeeeh
L200[12:53:47] <Inari> I wanna play something but theres nothing to play D:
L201[12:54:05] <Skye> I'd make a joke but it wouldn';t suit me
L202[12:56:15] * Inari sticks Skye into a suit
L203[12:56:26] <Skye> NO
L204[12:56:28] <gamax92> YES
L205[12:56:37] <Skye> I already have to wear a smart suit and tie for school
L206[12:56:40] <Skye> it does not suit me
L207[12:56:51] <Inari> Did you order a size too small?
L208[12:57:04] <Skye> no I just don't look nice
L209[12:57:32] <Inari> Too many wrinkles?
L210[12:58:33] <Skye> i'ts not cute
L211[13:00:14] * payonel plays pocket morty
L212[13:00:23] <XDjackieXD> in what way is that suit smart? ^^
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L214[13:02:40] <Skye> XDjackieXD, it's expensive and boring
L215[13:03:05] <XDjackieXD> why is it smart if it is expensive and boring? o.O
L216[13:03:41] <Skye> because that's what smart is apparerntly
L217[13:03:45] <payonel> XDjackieXD: what would you classify as smart then
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L219[13:05:07] <Inari> It's a smart suit
L220[13:05:08] <XDjackieXD> oh >_> apparently smart also means something like fashionable. TIL
L221[13:05:13] <scj643> My multimeter has 0 online document
L222[13:05:17] <scj643> Documentation
L223[13:05:18] <Inari> it connects to the school server and tells them where each student is
L224[13:05:21] <XDjackieXD> what multimeter?
L225[13:05:29] <XDjackieXD> Inari: lol. yes. xD
L226[13:05:31] <scj643> Bel merit DM 3000
L227[13:06:56] <XDjackieXD> https://puu.sh/ttg58/61a61d5bf5.png that's one big, red multimeter you got there xD
L228[13:07:00] <Kodos> Oh boy, another game my wife wants
L229[13:07:02] <Kodos> x.x
L230[13:07:22] <XDjackieXD> http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bel-Merit-AM202-Analog-Multimeter-20k-V-DV-9k-V-AC-/221393825179?hash=item338c19ad9b:g:xpkAAOxyf1dTI1UF this thing scj643?
L231[13:08:55] <scj643> Nope
L232[13:08:57] <Inari> N> good and fun game where I can play as a female char :P
L233[13:09:14] <scj643> XDjackieXD: mine is digital and is black
L234[13:10:08] <XDjackieXD> oh. right. ebay search beeing crappy and all. I didn't look at the type number...
L235[13:11:39] <XDjackieXD> what do you need the documentation for?
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L237[13:13:06] <scj643> Just to have it
L238[13:13:41] <XDjackieXD> I can't find anything about it on google and ddg. are you yure that this thing is real? xD
L239[13:14:10] <XDjackieXD> and not just some fata morgana or something? xD
L240[13:14:21] <scj643> Yes
L241[13:14:37] <scj643> Want picw
L242[13:14:40] <scj643> Pics
L243[13:15:07] <XDjackieXD> I know what a multimeter looks like so if it's not somthing very special I don't need one. thanks. ^^
L244[13:18:43] <scj643> Multimeter https://imgur.com/gallery/y4aR5
L245[13:19:36] <scj643> So what's with that multimeter
L246[13:20:22] <Inari> What do you need a manual for anyway
L247[13:20:33] <scj643> Idk
L248[13:20:39] <scj643> Just to see if there is one
L249[13:20:43] <XDjackieXD> it looks like your bog-standard guess-o-meter
L250[13:21:24] <20kdc> the symbol that looks like a diode is to detect if you are in a Star Trek episode.
L251[13:21:36] <20kdc> ...if it's positive, you need to reverse the polarity.
L252[13:21:37] <XDjackieXD> xD
L253[13:22:27] <scj643> Pcb https://imgur.com/gallery/90eKi
L254[13:23:25] <scj643> The wire on the battery terminal broke so that's why there is clay on it
L255[13:24:04] <XDjackieXD> http://datasheet.datasheetarchive.com/originals/scans/Scans-067/DSA2IH00218965.pdf
L256[13:24:28] <XDjackieXD> there are your specs in regards to how exact the measurements are
L257[13:25:03] <scj643> Thanks
L258[13:25:15] <scj643> Is it a good multimeter?
L259[13:25:37] <scj643> Also I think the fuse is blown on the amperage part
L260[13:25:53] <XDjackieXD> It's good for most things but nothing fancy
L261[13:27:18] <scj643> Ah OK
L262[13:27:36] <scj643> It was a hand me down from an uncle of mine
L263[13:30:39] <scj643> It's good enough to trace PCBs
L264[13:31:24] <XDjackieXD> yep ^^
L265[13:32:57] <Kodos> Plague inc looks neat
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L267[13:36:13] <scj643> Plague inc looks cool but IMHO it gets boring quick
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L269[13:37:00] <Kodos> Doesn't seem like it would get much more boring than something like TIS-100, in that you can still look for more efficient ways to complete the objective
L270[13:37:35] <scj643> Yeah the fuse for the 200mA amperage is blown
L271[13:37:46] <scj643> Or whatever the fuse was for
L272[13:40:48] <scj643> How do I use the capacitance mode?
L273[14:05:48] <S3> ok guys
L274[14:10:40] <payonel> i got bored of plague inc during my 2nd play
L275[14:20:51] <gamax92> payonel: yeah it's fun the first few times around but then it's just boring
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L277[14:43:00] <Inari> So I heard it was illegal to posess cp
L278[14:43:05] <Inari> Why does it come with every linux distro then :<
L279[14:43:16] <Temia> :/
L280[14:43:22] <Temia> That's not funny.
L281[14:43:25] <Inari> Temia: Ohi
L282[14:43:44] <Temia> Hi.
L283[14:43:47] <Inari> Temia: Depends on your perspective
L284[14:43:58] <Temia> No... it really doesn't.
L285[14:44:12] <Temia> It's in poor taste, period.
L286[14:47:29] <Inari> Only if you assume cp is necessarily something bad :P
L287[14:53:06] <gamax92> Inari: the only thing that is illegal to possess and also shortens to cp is child pornography, so no that's not funny and is very poor taste
L288[14:53:31] <Inari> gamax92: See my previous line
L289[14:54:25] <gamax92> you calling it illegal which it is also implies bad
L290[14:54:40] <gamax92> see your own line
L291[14:54:45] <Inari> It just means some people at some point thought its bad and noone cared to revise it so far.
L292[14:56:22] <Inari> Prostitution was illegal for a long time too for example.
L293[14:58:06] <Temia> Inri
L294[14:58:08] <Temia> Inari
L295[14:58:12] <Temia> Just shut up.
L296[14:58:26] <Temia> Before you put your foot in your mouth even further.
L297[14:58:34] <Temia> We don't want to hear it.
L298[14:58:38] <Inari> I don't believe I have it at all.
L299[14:59:12] <Inari> You're fine to not want to discuss. But if addressed, I will necessarily respond.
L300[14:59:57] <TYKUHN2> 49739
L301[14:59:58] * Temia facepalms.
L302[15:00:12] <Temia> I am not in the mood to put up with this.
L303[15:00:19] <Temia> Tell me when she's gone.
L304[15:00:19] <Inari> @TYKUHN2 I would have guessed thats a TAN, but those are 6 digits here
L305[15:00:21] ⇦ Parts: Temia (~temia@monmusu.me) ("When I said I'd follow you to the ends of the realm, I didn't think we'd need to stop and ask for directions."))
L306[15:00:49] <20kdc> TYKUHN2: "?K" result.
L307[15:00:54] <20kdc> Sending response.
L308[15:01:11] <TYKUHN2> Wrong channel again
L309[15:01:39] <20kdc> 5196590
L310[15:03:08] <TYKUHN2> 1946561572
L311[15:03:20] <TYKUHN2> Oh crap I just gave you the AES key to the bank!
L312[15:03:24] <TYKUHN2> ?
L313[15:03:53] <Inari> Which bank
L314[15:03:59] <TYKUHN2> The one in my head!
L315[15:04:38] <S3> so
L316[15:04:50] <S3> I got a little treat for my streams
L317[15:04:57] <Inari> You do streams?
L318[15:06:05] <20kdc> TYKUHN2: Your emitter seems to be incorrect - that decoded with an 0x06 byte in it.
L319[15:06:11] <S3> if you supply true as a second parameter to the stream, it will send a randomized tag number with the message, and yield until a timeout or until it receives an event coming into the stream with the identical tag number
L320[15:06:30] <S3> this will allow you to perform remote function calls per say via a stream
L321[15:06:41] <20kdc> TYKUHN2: "t?,$"???
L322[15:06:43] <S3> such as sending open() and close(), read() and write() to the vfs
L323[15:06:53] <S3> where you don't want to do anything until you get a response
L324[15:09:03] <S3> Inari: no, I'm writing a stream based OS for OC
L325[15:09:10] <S3> for all of your real time multiprocessing needs
L326[15:09:24] <S3> (& networking)
L327[15:09:26] <S3> everything is a stream!
L328[15:11:17] <20kdc> S3: everything?
L329[15:11:58] <20kdc> S3: Could I write a compiler as a stream from the text file to the parser, and the parser to the main backend, and then the main backend to the result?
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L333[15:26:08] <TYKUHN2> LTN12?
L334[15:26:21] <TYKUHN2> Suppose that's a blockier stream
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L336[15:37:08] <S3> so I have a basic stream built
L337[15:37:19] <S3> a bidirectional stream outlined
L338[15:37:32] <S3> now I wonder if it is worth making a "bidirectional_stream_party()"
L339[15:37:34] <S3> XD
L340[15:37:49] <S3> for bidirectional mux/demux collections.
L341[15:38:27] <TYKUHN2> local the_house = {bidirectional_stream_part()}
L342[15:39:04] <S3> I dunno if I need it yet
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L344[15:56:01] <TYKUHN2> We have a bidirectional_stream_party in the_house
L345[16:08:51] <TYKUHN2> Time to press alt-F3! Oh wait my finger is one key to the right. Oh well. *PRESS*
L346[16:09:49] <gamax92> Corrupted Music Driver
L347[16:16:01] <TYKUHN2> What is unspecified and why is it taking up 45% of my CPU time?
L348[16:20:30] <MGR> alright, let's work on GERTi more!
L349[16:20:45] <TYKUHN2> Is GERTi capable of removing lag from 45% of Unspecified?
L350[16:20:52] <MGR> sure!
L351[16:21:05] <MGR> I actually removed 66% lag from GERTi's startup yesterday ?
L352[16:21:31] <TYKUHN2> Oh if only Minecraft was a real game in a real engine *sigh*
L353[16:21:54] <MGR> ?
L354[16:22:12] <MGR> ?
L355[16:22:41] <TYKUHN2> Anyone here have coding and Minecraft knowledge?
L356[16:23:11] <TYKUHN2> Maybe make a Unreal plugin that hooks every function minecraft uses >:D
L357[16:23:45] <MGR> I can code
L358[16:23:53] <MGR> And I made a very small mod to Minecraft
L359[16:24:02] <MGR> But I'm nowhere near that level :/
L360[16:24:25] <TYKUHN2> Christ at some point I'll probably have the motivation just to make it from scratch
L361[16:24:31] <MGR> @TYKUHN2 oh hey, did you still need a live world to test your microcontrollers with?
L362[16:24:51] <TYKUHN2> If you want to test it I'll update the pastebin
L363[16:26:03] <MGR> I can't test it at the moment, but if you're interested, I can provide a testing setup on my server
L364[16:28:38] <MGR> also, GERTi's neighbor discovery algorithms now scale to 3 computers!
L365[16:30:03] <MGR> https://github.com/GlobalEmpire/GERT/tree/master/GERTi
L366[16:32:31] <TYKUHN2> Wow optifine. Just wow
L367[16:32:50] <TYKUHN2> Oh what a relief it is
L368[16:33:09] <TYKUHN2> To think, Optifine would be default if minecraft was proper
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L370[16:35:14] <gamax92> optifine breaks stuff
L371[16:35:46] <TYKUHN2> How would it be possible to read "0FPS" on a counter? Minecraft just did
L372[16:36:28] <natan12_> <0.5 fps
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L374[16:40:16] <TYKUHN2> But then it would be <0.5FPS >:D
L375[16:41:12] <natan12_> Math.floor
L376[16:41:33] <TYKUHN2> Then it would be Math.floor FPS >:D
L377[16:41:47] <MGR> Math.floor x.y would return x
L378[16:41:55] <MGR> math.floor 0.5 would return 0
L379[16:42:54] <MGR> also, GERTi's being a bit wonky, but that's something I need to work on from the gateway end
L380[16:43:09] <TYKUHN2> I can help with GERTi if my friends abandon me D:
L381[16:43:52] <MGR> ?
L382[16:46:40] <MGR> Now I need to work on the routing table structure...
L383[16:47:38] <MGR> !
L384[16:48:04] <MGR> Instead of doing some weird nested tables, I could instead have each node describe its parents and children
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L386[17:00:13] <TYKUHN2> I did my routing table as "neighborly" as possible >:D
L387[17:00:30] <MGR> how are they structured?
L388[17:00:31] <MGR> afk
L389[17:01:43] <TYKUHN2> If a (protocol independent) address is requested, and found along this particular route, save the neighbor who is one step closer to a cache
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L391[17:03:29] <MGR> Ok
L392[17:32:02] <Izaya> x_x fusion cells are rare
L393[17:32:06] <Izaya> Down to 47 left
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L395[17:44:52] <TYKUHN2> Anyone know how VComponents work?
L396[17:47:01] <TYKUHN2> I forgot libraries are persistent
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L399[17:52:45] <TYKUHN2> I don't have to require "package" do I?
L400[17:52:45] <TYKUHN2> \
L401[17:53:27] <natan12_> afaik you do
L402[17:56:54] <TYKUHN2> Just in case package = require "package"
L403[17:58:12] <Ady (WriteEscape)> does the motion detector detect just motion or does it pass useful information like playername?
L404[17:59:00] <Forecaster> did you read the manual entry?
L405[17:59:34] <TYKUHN2> Is __call just (table, ...) or is the func name passed too?
L406[18:00:20] <TYKUHN2> No because I forget sub-entries don't count ?
L407[18:02:08] <natan12_> what name?
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L410[18:20:05] <MGR> @Ady (WriteEscape) it does pass the playername if I recall correctly
L411[18:20:15] <MGR> I think I used that in TACEATS1 0.0.1
L412[18:21:02] <Ady (WriteEscape)> awesome :)
L413[18:27:43] <TYKUHN2> Anyone ever heard of the "fields" field in Component proxies?
L414[18:32:46] <DaMachinator> vaguely
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L419[18:50:42] <TYKUHN2> Was wondering what the point of them was
L420[18:51:48] <TYKUHN2> It's a clone of the already existing methods
L421[18:52:27] <TYKUHN2> Well no I take that back. It looks like proxy[method] is default if information about a method is not found
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L430[20:28:11] <S3> wat
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L432[20:37:09] <TYKUHN2> if proxy.info.getter then proxy.field[name] = {address, stuff} else proxy[name] = {address, stuff} end
L433[20:45:26] <TYKUHN2> Wrote a program. Going to get it independently reviewed before publishing
L434[20:45:33] <TYKUHN2> Because I'm a good little coder ?
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L436[20:47:37] <Sora> o/
L437[20:47:54] <Sora> long time no see... again
L438[20:49:01] <Sora> I have a really dumb request
L439[20:49:21] <Sora> There's a YT video I'm having a hard time finding
L440[20:49:33] <Sora> It's a guy in what looks like a small NOC room
L441[20:49:41] <Sora> Dancing to music in the background
L442[20:49:50] <Sora> being as ridiculous as possible
L443[20:50:22] <Sora> I remember that the title had something to do with Linux (Gentoo or Arch I'm pretty sure)
L444[20:52:24] <TYKUHN2> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjGSMUep6_4
L445[20:52:25] <MichiBot> Install Gentoo | length: 54s | Likes: 2,543 Dislikes: 67 Views: 142,719 | by ScottishDuckHunter | Published On 23/8/2011
L446[20:52:38] <Sora> yessss thank you
L447[20:52:46] <TYKUHN2> First google result ❤
L448[20:52:53] <Sora> I was missing the install kw
L449[20:52:55] <Sora> are you joking?
L450[20:52:56] <Sora> ffs
L451[20:53:05] <TYKUHN2> I looked up Gentoo Linux Dance Video
L452[20:53:05] <Sora> My Google game must have been really off
L453[20:53:13] <TYKUHN2> then clicked the "videos" tab
L454[20:53:29] <TYKUHN2> My first search was Arch but it wasn't arch.
L455[20:53:40] <Sora> anyways thanks
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L461[21:55:26] <TangentDelta> Yay! I got my GPS network up and running. Now I can go to sleep.
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L463[21:57:08] <TangentDelta> I still don't quite understand the math behind trilateration. I know how to look at equations and write a program based on them though :P
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L465[22:24:00] <ping> TangentDelta, u wot
L466[22:24:12] <ping> your name is literally TangentDelta and you dont know trig
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L471[22:51:48] <TYKUHN2> I'll admit I don't know trianglation off the top of my head
L472[22:52:02] <TYKUHN2> Especially since quadilation (is that a word?) is superior
L473[22:55:24] <ping> trilateration not triangulation
L474[22:55:30] <ping> triangulation i can do off the top of my head lol
L475[22:55:44] <TYKUHN2> Hold on what
L476[22:56:20] <TYKUHN2> Google says they are pratically the same
L477[22:56:26] <ping> nah
L478[22:56:41] <ping> triangulation uses angles, trilateration uses distance
L479[22:56:54] <TYKUHN2> I see
L480[22:57:00] <TYKUHN2> Exact same
L481[22:57:03] <TYKUHN2> >:)
L482[22:57:45] <turtledude01> you can get angles from distance but not distance from angles
L483[22:58:14] <TYKUHN2> I suppose trilateration isn't hard I'd just have to get a paper out to write down my work while I figure out an equation ?
L484[22:58:30] <TYKUHN2> It's really just a series of vectors
L485[22:58:39] <ping> turtledude01, you cannot get angles from distance
L486[22:58:48] <ping> (in this context of distance)
L487[22:58:52] <turtledude01> But you can, in a triangle at least
L488[22:58:53] <turtledude01> ah
L489[22:58:59] <ping> for example GPS
L490[22:59:03] <turtledude01> i guess in this context you may be right
L491[22:59:05] <turtledude01> But
L492[22:59:08] <TYKUHN2> Angles don't really exist in this context of minecraft ?
L493[22:59:34] <turtledude01> if its a triangle you should be able to get the angles if you have the distance
L494[22:59:45] <ping> a gps reciever in a phone uses the intensity of carrier signal from GPS satelites
L495[22:59:58] <TYKUHN2> Ooo I remember that!
L496[22:59:59] <ping> blah blah inverse square law
L497[23:00:08] <TYKUHN2> That's a thing I remember! Yay me!
L498[23:00:33] <TYKUHN2> Something something power over 4pi * distance^2?
L499[23:00:42] <ping> you can calculate distance if you know the intensity and such, gps also does timing
L500[23:00:54] <ping> well there are many ways of using gps signals
L501[23:00:59] <TYKUHN2> Technically OC has the benefit of having definitive wireless strengths
L502[23:01:04] <ping> w/e
L503[23:01:20] <TYKUHN2> Oh that's I think I ought to ban. The map upgrade.
L504[23:01:29] <TYKUHN2> Grosses me out thinking about it
L505[23:01:33] <ping> well once you have distance from satelite
L506[23:01:42] <ping> and know the position of the satelite
L507[23:01:49] <ping> (and have 3 of these signals)
L508[23:01:55] <ping> you can trilaterate x y and z
L509[23:02:15] <TYKUHN2> CC has a stigmatism that 3 sats are not nearly enough.
L510[23:02:41] <TYKUHN2> Maybe it's due to rounding in a whole number coord context?
L511[23:03:19] <ping> you only need 3 lol
L512[23:04:07] <TYKUHN2> I've had a situation where a CC turtle failed to retrieve GPS with 3 sats.
L513[23:04:11] <ping> right
L514[23:04:16] <ping> they need to be on different planes
L515[23:04:30] <TYKUHN2> Coulda been it
L516[23:04:40] <ping> in a 3 satelite configuration you cant have 2 on the same plane
L517[23:04:45] <TYKUHN2> Atleast one was on a different plane. I mean they were at 255 in the sky.
L518[23:04:56] <ping> (iirc)
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L520[23:05:13] <ping> i dont know if the distances are floats or doubles
L521[23:05:18] <ping> returned by modems
L522[23:05:34] <ping> its hard to tell because LuaJ is @#$% trash and tostring on numbers casts to float
L523[23:06:08] <TYKUHN2> This is why we work in ASM people! DUH!
L524[23:08:05] <TYKUHN2> Maybe the distances are *long*ing for a better chance to prove themselves.
L525[23:09:44] <TYKUHN2> IDK. TangentDelta just make sure your *ping*ing the GPS towers enough.
L526[23:09:55] <TYKUHN2> Adios
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