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<MGR> Good
morning
<MGR> Good
morningL16[06:22:10] <Ai> moening
L17[06:22:23] <MGR> How
are you?
<MGR> How
are you?L18[06:22:31] <Ai> tired as fuck
L19[06:23:37] <MGR> You
should probably sleep then
<MGR> You
should probably sleep thenL20[06:23:41] <Ai> messed a bit too much
with WSL, xserver, d-bus etc all night
L21[06:23:46] <Ai> and forgot to seel
L22[06:24:02] <Ai> but if i sleep now i
would have a 12h off sleep rythm.. again
L23[06:24:20] <MGR> If
you've done it before, you can do it again
<MGR> If
you've done it before, you can do it againL24[06:24:41] <Ai> lol
L25[06:25:59] <MGR> But of
course
<MGR> But of
courseL26[06:28:06] <Izaya> Ai, more
caffeine
L27[06:30:06] <Ai> none available
L28[06:30:54] <MGR> Nikky,
what about any synthetic stimulants?
<MGR> Nikky,
what about any synthetic stimulants?L29[06:33:35] <Izaya> "just do
drugs" ~ MGR
L30[06:34:24] <MGR> Izaya,
my first recommendation was sleep
<MGR> Izaya,
my first recommendation was sleepL31[06:38:13] ⇦
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L34[06:53:34] <Ashindigo_> %inv add
drugs
L35[06:53:37] <MichiBot> Ashindigo_: Added
'drugs' to inventory.
L36[06:53:53] <MGR> %inv
remove drugs
<MGR> %inv
remove drugsL37[06:53:56] <MGR> say no
to drugs
<MGR> say no
to drugsL38[06:53:57] <Ai> i am suing syntetic
music as stimulant to stay focused
L39[06:54:01] <MichiBot> MGR: Removed item
from inventory
L40[06:54:08] <MGR> Nikky,
I do that too sometimes
<MGR> Nikky,
I do that too sometimesL41[06:54:10] <Ashindigo_> %inv add more
drugs
L42[06:54:11] <MichiBot> Ashindigo_: Added
'more drugs' to inventory.
L43[06:54:15] <Ai> %inv add vocaloid
L44[06:54:15] <MichiBot> Ai: Added
'vocaloid' to inventory.
L45[06:54:17] <MGR> %inv
remove more drugs
<MGR> %inv
remove more drugsL46[06:54:17] <MichiBot> MGR: Removed item
from inventory
L47[06:54:36] <Ashindigo_> %inv add some
good music
L48[06:54:36] <MichiBot> Ashindigo_: Added
'some good music' to inventory.
L49[06:54:47] <Ai> that will do weird
stuff
L50[06:54:55] <Ashindigo_> %stab
L51[06:54:55] *
MichiBot flails at nothingness with Inari's collection of
"stuff"
L52[06:55:02] <Ai> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dyHf7sIgzo
L53[06:55:03] <MichiBot> Electronic
Music Stream | length: 0 milliseconds | Likes:
5,264 Dislikes: 80 Views: 79,064 | by
MrSuicideSheep | Published On 27/2/2017
L54[06:55:05] <MGR> %stab
Ashindigo_
<MGR> %stab
Ashindigo_L55[06:55:06] *
MichiBot hits Ashindigo_ with nate doing [4] damage
L56[06:55:15] <Ashindigo_> %stab @MGR
L57[06:55:15] *
MichiBot slaps @MGR with snuggles doing [2] damage, the snuggles
crumbles to dust.
L58[06:55:20] <Ashindigo_> oh no!
L59[06:55:38] <Ai> %help
L60[06:58:12] <MGR> Nikky,
no help for you? XD
<MGR> Nikky,
no help for you? XDL61[07:04:56] <Ai> Micibot was so kind to
whisper that and not spam chat
L62[07:05:12] <MGR>
Ah
<MGR>
AhL63[07:05:14] <Ai> its a bood bot
L64[07:05:19] * Ai
pets MichiBot
L65[07:05:20] *
MichiBot Purrs
L66[07:05:26] <Ai> *good
L67[07:05:29] <MGR> With
other messages, it just links a pastebin or something
<MGR> With
other messages, it just links a pastebin or somethingL68[07:05:37] <Ashindigo_> %inv list
L69[07:05:41] <MichiBot> Message to long to
send to channel https://paste.pc-logix.com/gosuloruwo
L70[07:05:48] <MGR> like
that
<MGR> like
thatL71[07:06:14] <Ai> i still have no idea
what i can do
L72[07:06:17] <Ai> apart from
L73[07:06:22] <Ai> %stab MGR
L74[07:06:22] *
MichiBot stabs MGR with Rage doing [3] damage
L75[07:06:47] <MGR> %stab
Ai
<MGR> %stab
AiL76[07:06:47] *
MichiBot hits Ai with Rage doing [11] damage, the Rage crumbles to
dust.
L77[07:06:59] <Ai> %stab Ai
L78[07:07:00] *
MichiBot slaps Ai with a useless computer doing [9]
damage
L79[07:07:00] <Corded> * MGR chuckles
L80[07:07:16] <Ai> ow that was one of the
big chunky iMacs i bet
L81[07:07:19] <MGR> also,
it's %stab @/MGR
<MGR> also,
it's %stab @/MGRL82[07:07:41] <Ai> right.. discord.. barely
notice that
L83[07:07:56] <Ai> https://aww.moe/ewf6d9.png
L84[07:08:22] <MGR>
huh
<MGR>
huhL85[07:08:25] <Ai> %stab @MGR
L86[07:08:25] *
MichiBot hits @MGR with Mons pengin doing [3] damage
L87[07:08:29] <MGR> your
client must be special
<MGR> your
client must be specialL88[07:08:35] <Ai> not really
L89[07:08:40] <Ashindigo_> what
client?
L90[07:08:44] <Ai> weechat
L91[07:09:20] <Ai> actually glowing-bear
running inside franz connecting to weechats relay
L92[07:09:49] <Ai> and the script is
parse_relay_msg.pl or so
L93[07:10:03] <Ai> its one of the default
scripts
L94[07:10:12] <Ai> at least on the arch
package
L95[07:10:21] <MGR>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<MGR>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯L96[07:10:34] *
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L99[07:11:54] <MGR> I
didn't realize that IRC used incredibly advanced science
<MGR> I
didn't realize that IRC used incredibly advanced scienceL100[07:12:14] <Ai> well there is people
using webchat too
L101[07:12:39] <MGR>
yes
<MGR>
yesL102[07:12:56] <Ai> and then there is
people using weechat, znc and running irc-discord bridges
L103[07:13:15] <Ai> hmm i need to look
into better-discord or custom scripts..
L104[07:13:37] <Ai> or write a better
selfbot.. but that will be hard
L105[07:13:53] <MGR>
Heh
<MGR>
HehL106[07:13:55] <Ai> as the new libraries
for bots no longer support selfbots
L107[07:14:05] <Ai> only proper bots using
tokens
L108[07:14:32] <MGR>
Ok
<MGR>
OkL109[07:14:47] <Izaya> or like, ignore
discord because it's not worth it :D
L110[07:14:54] <Ai> selfbots need to login
to your own user with password
L111[07:15:23] <Ai> good option.. have
been doing that for now.. mostly
L112[07:15:54] <MGR> I like
Discord's look better \o/
<MGR> I like
Discord's look better \o/L113[07:15:58] <MGR> Plus
it has more features
<MGR> Plus
it has more featuresL114[07:16:13] *
Ashindigo_ high fives Izaya
L115[07:16:23] <Izaya> No new
features
L116[07:16:26] *
Izaya shrugs
L117[07:16:57] <MGR> Izaya,
yes, but these features aren't on IRC
<MGR> Izaya,
yes, but these features aren't on IRCL118[07:17:19] <Izaya> If you want text
chat you use IRC, if you want voice you use Mumble
L119[07:17:23] *
Izaya shrugs
L120[07:18:06] <MGR> But
that's 2 different services
<MGR> But
that's 2 different servicesL121[07:18:32] <Izaya> But neither are
inherently hostile.
L122[07:18:51] <MGR>
Discord is?
<MGR>
Discord is?L123[07:18:55] <Ai> yes
L124[07:19:01] <MGR>
?
<MGR>
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L126[07:19:32] <Ai> well not the discord
servers i use.. but there is a reason i stay away from the bigger
guilds
L127[07:19:34] <Izaya> Did you read the
EULA?
L128[07:19:44] <Ai> then there is
nitro
L129[07:20:07] <MGR> Izaya,
yes, but I didn't memorize it
<MGR> Izaya,
yes, but I didn't memorize itL130[07:20:16] <MGR> I
don't use Nitro, so it doesn't bother me
<MGR> I
don't use Nitro, so it doesn't bother meL131[07:21:08] <Ai> well it didn't bother
me until i discovered that they added some restrictions to non
nitro users as a afterthought
L132[07:21:18] <Ai> filesize restrictions
for example
L133[07:21:26] <MGR>
Yeah
<MGR>
YeahL134[07:21:34] <MGR> But I
don't transfer files over Discord
<MGR> But I
don't transfer files over DiscordL135[07:21:38] <Ai> just.. what else will
be restricted..
L136[07:22:12] <MGR> If the
restrictions impact me, I'll leave Discord
<MGR> If the
restrictions impact me, I'll leave DiscordL137[07:22:26] <MGR> But
they don't, so I don't understand why everyone's freaking out
<MGR> But
they don't, so I don't understand why everyone's freaking outL138[07:22:40] <MGR>
Discord never struck me as the ideal platform for file
transfer
<MGR>
Discord never struck me as the ideal platform for file
transferL139[07:22:53] <Ai> but in the end discord
is a pain because it is just another website.. eating too much
resources for being just text and voice chat
L140[07:23:13] <Izaya> I'd say something
about Freedoms but you've tried to write closed-source software for
OC so I'm not even going to bothee
L141[07:23:15] <Izaya> bother
L142[07:23:26] <MGR> Nikky,
I have the app
<MGR> Nikky,
I have the appL143[07:23:35] <MGR> And
I've never seen it consume a lot of resources
<MGR> And
I've never seen it consume a lot of resourcesL144[07:23:42] <MGR> Izaya,
open source never made sense to me
<MGR> Izaya,
open source never made sense to meL145[07:24:07] <Ai> Izaya++
L146[07:24:21] <Lizzy> ?_?
L147[07:24:29] <Izaya> The more I learn
the less I get the reasoning behind closed-source stuff
L148[07:24:49] <Ai> people can cover up
their shitty code
L149[07:24:59] <Lizzy> like skype
L150[07:25:08] <Ai> and blame errors on
whatever they feel like
L151[07:25:41] <MGR> If the
program doesn't work, then don't use it
<MGR> If the
program doesn't work, then don't use itL152[07:25:55] <MGR> I just
don't understand what open source has to do with the decision
process
<MGR> I just
don't understand what open source has to do with the decision
processL153[07:25:59] <Izaya> Would it not be
better to have other people help improve it in those cases
though
L154[07:26:02] <Ai> false security through
obsfucation, exclusivity on their apis and protocols
L155[07:26:23] <MGR> Izaya,
yes, that's why there is development teams
<MGR> Izaya,
yes, that's why there is development teamsL156[07:26:40] <Ai> if you do not want to
have people use custom clients because you want to control their
experience and have ads
L157[07:26:46] <Izaya> 6 guys in a room,
wonderful
L158[07:26:51] <Izaya> So different to
one.
L159[07:27:19] <MGR> Nikky,
I favor closed source development, but I don't feel a need to
control everything
<MGR> Nikky,
I favor closed source development, but I don't feel a need to
control everythingL160[07:27:30] <MGR> Izaya,
they don't have to be all in one place
<MGR> Izaya,
they don't have to be all in one placeL161[07:27:43] <Izaya>
hahahahahahaha
L162[07:28:45] <MGR>
?
<MGR>
?L163[07:29:10] <Izaya> Don't worry,
MGR
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L165[07:30:10] <MGR>
?
<MGR>
?L166[07:38:24] <Ai> nobody will steal your
code :P
L167[07:39:09] <MGR> Ai,
for the public facing projects, they won't have to
<MGR> Ai,
for the public facing projects, they won't have toL168[07:39:18] <MGR> Both
GERT and TACEATS2 are open source
<MGR> Both
GERT and TACEATS2 are open sourceL169[07:39:24] <Izaya> are NULLs valid
whitespace in Lua?
L170[07:40:40] <Izaya> because I mean a
null adds nothing to a file's bagel result so I mean you could use
that to reduce it to fit more questionable code
L171[07:41:31] <MGR> What
does that have to do with this conversation?
<MGR> What
does that have to do with this conversation?L172[07:41:49] <Izaya> nothinf
L173[07:41:52] <Izaya> just a
question
L174[07:42:00] <Izaya> I feel like
breaking stuff
L175[07:42:28] <MGR> That
won't work for long
<MGR> That
won't work for longL176[07:42:41] <MGR> The
next thing to do after GERT 1.0's release is to fix Bagel
<MGR> The
next thing to do after GERT 1.0's release is to fix BagelL177[07:43:04] <MGR> and
then a few miscellaneous updates to TACEATS2, including removing
the anti-corruption code
<MGR> and
then a few miscellaneous updates to TACEATS2, including removing
the anti-corruption codeL178[07:44:00] <Izaya> well I mean you
could always use the hash functions built into the mod if they're
availible
L179[07:44:38] <MGR>
Yes
<MGR>
YesL180[07:45:00] <MGR> But
the whole reason for bagel's existence is to bring the cost of
encryption down
<MGR> But
the whole reason for bagel's existence is to bring the cost of
encryption downL181[07:45:09] <MGR> And
before you start, I know it's a garbage system right now
<MGR> And
before you start, I know it's a garbage system right nowL182[07:50:32] ⇦
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L183[08:01:43] <vifino> https://i.imgur.com/JbDq497.jpg
L184[08:02:09] <MGR> Fair
point
<MGR> Fair
pointL185[08:10:22]
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L187[08:12:07] <LuMistry> Greetings
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L189[08:12:28] <Inari> vifino: Whoever
made that needs to get more business administration education
L190[08:13:30] <Izaya> maybe in an
icecream shop
L191[08:14:04] <Inari> Still not
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L194[08:16:14] <Inari> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marginal_utility#/media/File:UtilityQuantified.svg
there more you get of a thing the less extra utility each time you
get, and eventaully you get too much and you'll even be
inconvenienced by it
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L197[08:29:16] <Ai> except money and
icecream
L198[08:29:44] <Ai> for money the curve
usually does not fall
L199[08:32:43] <S3> so
L200[08:32:49] <S3> I am building a big
project red CPU
L201[08:32:50] <S3> 12 bit
L202[08:32:57] <S3> for controlling
everything on the server
L203[08:33:19] <S3> everything is in
octal.. it makes it easier to send control bits through bundle
cables
L204[08:33:22] <S3> with the data
L205[08:33:42] <S3> does OC have a way of
reading player written books in MC?
L206[08:33:59] <S3> because I could write
a simple assembler in lua that reads books and writes them in
memory on the CPU
L207[08:34:11] <Ashindigo_> could you read
the books nbt?
L208[08:34:19] <MGR> I do
not believe so
<MGR> I do
not believe soL209[08:35:18] <S3> another way is to type
it on the OC cpomputer
L210[08:35:37] <S3> but I wanted people on
the server to be able to put a book in a minecart train and send it
to the cpu kilometers away
L211[08:35:45] <S3> for the "big
computer" to run
L212[08:35:50] <S3> neat eh?
L213[08:35:55] <Ashindigo_> yeah
L214[08:36:12] <S3> the cpu supports
context switching
L215[08:36:21] <S3> so it can run multiple
programs at once
L216[08:36:30] <S3> it has a programmable
interrupt controler for IO
L217[08:37:24] <Ai> you can read item nbt
data.. i think the driver for it is disabled by default
though
L218[08:37:53] <Ai> i think its found
under the vanilla section
L219[08:38:11] <MGR>
Yes
<MGR>
YesL220[08:38:48] <Ai> so with that you could
compile programs from books
L221[08:39:17] <MGR>
yes
<MGR>
yesL222[08:42:14] <S3> hmm
L223[08:42:52] <Izaya> why not EEPROM
programmer
L224[08:43:00] <Izaya> that you stick a
book in
L225[08:43:08] <S3> ?
L226[08:43:22] <S3> you'll have to explain
that one
L227[08:43:28] <Izaya> and it writes the
components to an EEPROM
L228[08:43:49] <Izaya> at which point I
realise most people don't like using EEPROMs as storage
L229[08:43:50] <Izaya> right
L230[08:43:59] <S3> no no
L231[08:44:04] <Ai> i think the point is
using a redstone cpu
L232[08:44:04] <S3> I don't uite
understand what you're saying
L233[08:44:19] <S3> Izaya: this is a big
giant redstone / project red cpu
L234[08:44:28] <Izaya> ohh
L235[08:44:30] <vifino> %online
@20kdc
L236[08:44:37] <vifino> MichiBot pls
L237[08:44:51] <Ai> %slap MichiBot
L238[08:44:55] <S3> the idea Izaya is that
people could stand outside their house, write a program, and then
put it in a minecart that goes top the cpu as delivered
L239[08:45:08] <MGR> Bye
MichiBot
<MGR> Bye
MichiBotL240[08:45:12] <S3> and then the cpu
programming device will pause the cpu and write to RAM
L241[08:45:13] <Ai> %stab MichiBot
L242[08:45:13] *
MichiBot uses magic to vaporize Ai
L243[08:45:16] <S3> the entire
program
L244[08:45:21] <Ai> ded
L245[08:45:23] <MGR>
Heh
<MGR>
HehL246[08:45:25] <S3> and then program the
context switch device with the new program
L247[08:45:29] <Ai> %stab MichiBot
L248[08:45:29] *
MichiBot uses featuring Barney from the Devil May Cry series! to
vaporize Ai
L249[08:45:30] <S3> then it resumes the
cpu
L250[08:45:31] <MGR> that
is not an unpleasant outcome
<MGR> that
is not an unpleasant outcomeL251[08:45:40] <Ai> so it always
vaporizes
L252[08:45:53] <Ai> %stab @MGR
L253[08:45:53] *
MichiBot stabs @MGR with bago'dicks doing [13] damage
L254[08:46:45] <Corded> * MGR brushes the
attack off
L255[08:46:55] <Ai> hmm is there anywhere
a list of mods that have OC integration ?
L256[08:47:01] <Ashindigo_> %stab
@MGR
L257[08:47:05] *
MichiBot stabs @MGR with MichiBot doing [13] damage
L258[08:47:15] <Ashindigo_> the ultimate
weapon
L259[08:47:21] <Corded> * MGR brushes the
attack off again
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L261[08:47:50] <Ai> %stab @MGR
L262[08:47:50] *
MichiBot slaps @MGR with a mod pack doing [2] damage
L263[08:48:02] <Izaya> heh
L264[08:48:02] <Ai> must have been a lite
pack
L265[08:48:18] <Corded> * MGR continues to
brush off attacks
L266[08:48:30] <Ai> or maybe it included
foamfix
L267[08:48:41] *
Ashindigo_ laser blasts MGR
L268[08:48:47] *
Izaya drops a server on MGR dealing [10, 000] damage
L269[08:49:13] <Corded> * MGR hefts the
server
L270[08:49:18] <Corded> * MGR throws it
into the distance
L271[08:49:37] <Izaya> yeah no
L272[08:49:41] * Ai
stabs MGR with a nokia brick
L273[08:49:42] *
Ashindigo_ catches it and places it down gently
L274[08:50:07] <MGR> Izaya,
yes
<MGR> Izaya,
yesL275[08:50:17] <Corded> * MGR dodges Ai's
attack
L276[08:50:23] *
Ashindigo_ stabs MGR with a rainbow blade
L277[08:50:38] * Ai
flails around trying to keep her balance
L278[08:50:46] *
Izaya goes to bed
L279[08:50:52] <Ai> boring
L280[08:50:55] <Ashindigo_> good night
izaya
L281[08:50:56] *
Izaya steadies Ai
L282[08:51:13] <Corded> * MGR holds
Ashindigo off at a far distance
L283[08:51:16] * Ai
gives Izaya a good night kiss on the cheek
L284[08:51:21] *
vifino drops his blade center on MGR dealing [4294967295]
damage
L285[08:51:30] <Izaya> I seem to keep
everyone else stable, why not you too? >.>
L286[08:51:36] *
Ashindigo_ watches vifino and mgr with a blank face
L287[08:51:50] <Ai> xD
L288[08:52:03] <Ai> i am unstable enough
already
L289[08:52:10] <vifino> Night,
Izaya.
L290[08:52:14] <Corded> * MGR dodges the
blade center
L291[08:52:31] *
Ashindigo_ dashes behind MGR and slashes with a blade
L292[08:52:42] <MGR> You
know, this makes it awfully hard to not just start blowing things
up
<MGR> You
know, this makes it awfully hard to not just start blowing things
upL293[08:52:51] <Corded> * MGR watches as
the blade shatters on contact with his skin
L294[08:53:13] *
Ashindigo_ summons another one immediately
L295[09:00:39] <Michiyo> http://speedof.me/show.php?img=170228150008-1039.png
L296[09:00:43] <Michiyo> wtf am I supposed
to do with this
L297[09:00:56] <MGR> play
Pong
<MGR> play
PongL298[09:01:08] *
Ashindigo_ gives michi a cookie
L299[09:02:08] <Michiyo> ffs I can't RDP
over this q_q
L300[09:02:51] <Ai> i suggest to restart
router and/or pc
L301[09:03:12] <Michiyo> work internet...
can't quiet do anything beyond the PC, and that *just*
happened
L302[09:03:22] <Ai> argh
L303[09:03:25] <Ashindigo_> %stab michis
internet
L304[09:03:26] *
MichiBot slaps michis internet with Irani doing [7]
damage
L305[09:03:48] <Michiyo> >Irani
L306[09:04:07] <Ashindigo_> of
course
L307[09:04:31] <Michiyo> Ugh... this
fucking TV I'm working on is pissing me off
L308[09:05:00] <Michiyo> I've replaced the
power board, and the control board, it now powers on fully (before
it would just blink and the speakers would pop every time.
L309[09:05:10] <Michiyo> now it turns on,
the LCD Backlight comes up, but no video
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L312[09:45:30] <Inari> https://twitter.com/Kirinodere/status/836487448184164353
L313[09:45:32] <MichiBot> Tue Feb 28
02:05:23 CST 2017 @Kirinodere: Don't forget to give your waifu a
proper breakfast every morning https://t.co/IopnBWWH5E
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L315[09:49:40] <Skye> Hey Ai, want a
flamethrower for @MGR? :P
L316[09:50:01] <MGR> A.
Flamethrowers don't work on me
<MGR> A.
Flamethrowers don't work on meL317[09:50:10] <MGR> B. I
thought that conversation line was finished...
<MGR> B. I
thought that conversation line was finished...L318[09:50:12] <Ai> its not something you
can stab him with though :/
L319[09:50:20] <Ai> unless you use a lot
of force i guess
L320[09:51:07] *
Skye gives Ai a blade with zero thickness
L321[09:51:21] * Ai
folds the blade
L322[09:51:50] <Skye> Um
L323[09:51:56] <Skye> Well
L324[09:52:15] * Ai
eats the folded but still ininfitely thin blade
L325[09:52:25] <Inari> %inv add a blade
with zero thickness
L326[09:52:26] <MichiBot> Inari: Added 'a
blade with zero thickness' to inventory.
L327[09:52:28] <Inari> %stab Skye
L328[09:52:28] *
MichiBot stabs Skye with portable hole doing [6]
damage
L329[09:52:41] <Skye> Ai... How was
it?
L330[09:52:43] <Ai> well that leaves a
hole i guess
L331[09:52:50] <Ai> its air
L332[09:53:14] * Ai
yawns
L333[09:53:42] <Inari> %inv add a
compressed air blade
L334[09:53:42] <MichiBot> Inari: Added 'a
compressed air blade' to inventory.
L335[09:53:48] <20kdc>
Inari: That roll's flakes are going to get into that
keyboard.
<20kdc>
Inari: That roll's flakes are going to get into that
keyboard.L336[09:54:07] <20kdc> It's
a guarantee.
<20kdc> It's
a guarantee.L337[09:54:13] <Ai> i am taking a nap.. if
you have any more requests or if stuff broeaks.. wait for me to
wake up.. Skye
L338[09:54:19] <Ai> *breaks
L339[09:54:37] <Skye> Night Ai
L340[09:54:42] <Inari> @20kdc roll?
L341[09:54:45] <Ai> %stab Skye
L342[09:54:45] *
MichiBot hits Skye with a Temia-tan plushy that muus if you squeeze
it doing [13] damage
L343[09:54:58] <Ai> aww
L344[09:54:58] <Skye> Ow.
L345[09:55:05] <Ai> or rather.. moo
L346[09:55:31] <Skye> I'd ask why but then
you'd stab me more.
L347[09:56:02] <20kdc>
Inari: the tweet link.
<20kdc>
Inari: the tweet link.L348[09:56:12] <Inari> Ah
L349[09:58:29] <Tokiko> %stab
L350[09:58:33] *
MichiBot flails at nothingness with no tea
L351[09:58:36] <Tokiko> %stab Tokiko
L352[09:58:37] *
MichiBot hits Tokiko with � doing [7] damage
L353[09:58:42] <Tokiko> oh no
L354[09:58:43] <Tokiko> a square
L355[09:59:05] <Tokiko> anything but the
square D:
L356[10:00:02] <Skye> %inv add ?
L357[10:00:05] <MichiBot> Skye: Added '?'
to inventory.
L358[10:00:54] *
Skye puts a blanket over Ai and wheels her away from
MichiBot
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L360[10:01:50] <Ai> %stabs
L361[10:01:52] <Ai> %stab
L362[10:01:54] *
MichiBot flails at nothingness with some good music
L363[10:02:06] <Ai> %stab blanket
L364[10:02:07] *
MichiBot hits blanket with TACEATS2 doing [13] damage
L365[10:02:19] <Ai> oww
L366[10:02:26] <Ai> %stab pillow
L367[10:02:26] *
MichiBot stabs pillow with � doing [7] damage
L368[10:03:39] <Skye> Oh... Ai isn't
asleep. Oops.
L369[10:03:49] *
Skye takes the blanket off of Ai
L370[10:03:59] <Skye> %inv
L371[10:03:59] <MichiBot> Skye: Unknown
sub-command '' (Try: add, remove, list)
L372[10:04:19] <Skye> %inv list
L373[10:04:19] <MichiBot> Message to long
to send to channel https://paste.pc-logix.com/zodotizone
L374[10:04:39] <MGR>
ooh
<MGR>
oohL375[10:04:50] <MGR> that
blanket just got wrecked
<MGR> that
blanket just got wreckedL376[10:09:27] <Inari> %inv add a bottled
yawn
L377[10:09:30] <MichiBot> Inari: Added 'a
bottled yawn' to inventory. I love this! This is my new favourite
thing!
L378[10:09:41] <Skye> Haha
L379[10:10:20] <Skye> %inv add a bottled
sigh
L380[10:10:23] <MichiBot> Skye: Added 'a
bottled sigh' to inventory.
L381[10:10:27] <Skye> %inv add a bottled
Skye sigh
L382[10:10:27] <MichiBot> Skye: Added 'a
bottled Skye sigh' to inventory.
L383[10:10:32] <Michiyo> ._>
L384[10:11:41] <Skye> sorry 'bout the
spam
L385[10:19:34] *
Lizzy sits on vifino's lap
L386[10:23:16] <Kodos> Holy
shit it's a miracle
<Kodos> Holy
shit it's a miracleL387[10:25:24] <MGR>
?
<MGR>
?L388[10:26:29] <Kodos>
Paypal pushed the money that was gifted to me last night into my
bank this morning
<Kodos>
Paypal pushed the money that was gifted to me last night into my
bank this morningL389[10:26:43] <Kodos> I
will actually not be hungry on the last day of the month for the
first time in nearly a year
<Kodos> I
will actually not be hungry on the last day of the month for the
first time in nearly a yearL390[10:27:24] <Kodos> Time
to go get ready and get my sleeping wife up out of bed lol
<Kodos> Time
to go get ready and get my sleeping wife up out of bed lolL391[10:27:27] <Kodos> It's
date time
<Kodos> It's
date timeL392[10:32:44] <MGR>
Yay!
<MGR>
Yay!L393[10:32:51] <MGR> @Kodos
enjoy your meal
<MGR> @Kodos
enjoy your mealL394[10:33:03] <Kodos> I
will
<Kodos> I
willL395[10:33:35] <MGR> Let me
know what you got
<MGR> Let me
know what you gotL396[10:37:41] <linuxdaemon> asm
optimizations are so.. counter intuitive sometimes
L397[10:37:44] <Kodos> Well
about half is going into the gas tank of the truck I'm using.
Borrowed dad and grandpa's big truck they use for hauling. It had a
half a tank when I got it, it's at a quarter now
<Kodos> Well
about half is going into the gas tank of the truck I'm using.
Borrowed dad and grandpa's big truck they use for hauling. It had a
half a tank when I got it, it's at a quarter nowL398[10:39:44] <MGR> What
are you hauling?
<MGR> What
are you hauling?L399[10:40:08] ⇦
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L401[10:40:12] <S3> 12 bit computers are
really nice
L402[10:40:45] <S3> 4K of address
space..
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L404[10:41:04] <S3> 16 bit data bus can
carry 12 bit data and 4 bits control codes..
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L406[10:41:07] <MGR>
lol
<MGR>
lolL407[10:41:13] <S3> seems no natural
L408[10:41:18] <S3> and!
L409[10:41:23] <S3> all your numbers are
in octal!
L410[10:41:44] <S3> 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 100 101...
L411[10:42:13] <gamax92> let's make
everything awful and have a computer that works with prime number
sized bits
L412[10:42:21] <S3> LOL
L413[10:42:25] <S3> I thought of that the
other day
L414[10:42:42] <S3> check out my 19 bit
computer
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L416[10:43:27] *
linuxdaemon makes a processor that runs on base 4
L417[10:44:03] <S3> Let's consider that
for a bit
L418[10:44:22] <S3> A 4 bit computer, 4
bits, hmm. 0 1 2 3 10 11 12 13 100 101 102 103..
L419[10:44:32] <linuxdaemon> yup
L420[10:44:43] <S3> linuxdaemon: I think
you're on to psomething
L421[10:45:03] <S3> see, you can represent
16 combinations with 4 bits
L422[10:45:19] <MGR>
wouldn't it go 0 1 2 3 10 11 12 13 21 22 23 31 32 33 100,
etc?
<MGR>
wouldn't it go 0 1 2 3 10 11 12 13 21 22 23 31 32 33 100,
etc?L423[10:45:31] <S3> no..
L424[10:45:34] <MGR> insert
20 and 30 too
<MGR> insert
20 and 30 tooL425[10:45:34] <linuxdaemon> yes
L426[10:45:35] <S3> er
L427[10:45:36] <S3> yes
L428[10:45:37] <S3> it would
L429[10:45:38] <S3> sorry
L430[10:45:41] <linuxdaemon> because, base
4
L431[10:45:45] <S3> anyways..
L432[10:45:53] <S3> what I was saying is
that
L433[10:45:54] <MGR>
?
<MGR>
?L434[10:46:10] <S3> in addressing of a 4
bit computer
L435[10:46:16] <linuxdaemon> well, not 4
bit
L436[10:46:22] <linuxdaemon> base 4
L437[10:46:44] <Kodos> @MGR
Besides my heavy ass and my wife, nothing. They use it for hauling.
I needed it at the time I borrowed it because I had no money and no
gas in my truck
<Kodos> @MGR
Besides my heavy ass and my wife, nothing. They use it for hauling.
I needed it at the time I borrowed it because I had no money and no
gas in my truckL438[10:46:51] <S3> right, but I'm going
to keep it fundamental and say the computer is also 4 bits
L439[10:47:03] <linuxdaemon> ah
L440[10:47:11] <linuxdaemon> so, a 4 bit
base 4 computer?
L441[10:47:21] <S3> think of an easier
set
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L443[10:47:46] <S3> let me think about how
special base four can be
L444[10:47:55] <MGR> @Kodos
ah ok
<MGR> @Kodos
ah okL445[10:47:57] <S3> base four needs a
minimum of 2 bits
L446[10:48:05] <S3> 00 01 10 11
L447[10:48:27] <S3> with four bits,
seperated this way: 00 00
L448[10:48:34] <linuxdaemon> that would
assume you were trying to represent it in binary
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L450[10:48:41] <S3> we can say that the
upper two bits changes the lower four banks for up to 16
combinations of 4 bit banks
L451[10:48:56] <S3> linuxdaemon: you
usually do
L452[10:48:59] <MGR> what
about a 0-bit computer?
<MGR> what
about a 0-bit computer?L453[10:49:00] <S3> in hardware
L454[10:49:14] <MGR> It's
just 0, 00, 000, 0000, etc.
<MGR> It's
just 0, 00, 000, 0000, etc.L455[10:49:18] <S3> linuxdaemon: I'm
trying to find a benefit to a base 4 computer.
L456[10:49:22] <linuxdaemon> S3: I'm
meaning you design the hardware as base 4, so 4 states
L457[10:49:29] <S3> exactly
L458[10:49:33] <linuxdaemon> rather than 2
states
L459[10:49:34] <S3> you only need two bits
to represent 4 states
L460[10:49:43] <S3> 00, 01, 10, 11
L461[10:50:36] <linuxdaemon> .. if the
hardware has 4 physical states, wouldn't it be easier to just
denote them in base 4
L462[10:50:47] <S3> with octal, the
benefit is that addressing can be seperated in 3 bit segments
L463[10:50:55] <S3> linuxdaemon:
no..
L464[10:51:02] <S3> not when building
finite state machines
L465[10:51:13] <S3> 2 bits can be base
four quite easily
L466[10:51:25] <S3> each digit represents
2 bits here
L467[10:51:30] <S3> so if you have an 8
bit address
L468[10:51:39] <S3> you have 4 base four
digits represent that address
L469[10:52:03] <S3> 0123 points to
0b00011011
L470[10:52:14] <S3> or in hex, 0x1B
L471[10:52:25] <LuMistry> I am not in
favor of multiple numerical systems for data
L472[10:52:38] <linuxdaemon> ... except in
a base 4 machine, an 8 bit address would be 8 bits, each bit being
a base 4 digit, since each bit has 4 states
L473[10:52:39] <S3> it's pretty much how
it works
L474[10:52:40] <LuMistry> It would break
compatibility a lot
L475[10:52:51] <S3> LuMistry: not
really..
L476[10:52:57] <S3> it's how we've done it
for years.
L477[10:53:05] <S3> a long time ago, we
had a lot of base 10 computers
L478[10:53:10] <S3> that was messier than
any other system
L479[10:53:13] <LuMistry> Yes
L480[10:53:22] <LuMistry> But changing now
would be harder
L481[10:53:31] <linuxdaemon> hell, they've
tried ternary (base 3) a few times too
L482[10:53:36] <LuMistry> or worse,
running binary and base 4 machines simultaneously
L483[10:54:51] <S3> the problem with base
10 is that it doesn't align with binary
L484[10:55:16] <S3> if you can align with
binary, then you can easily map bits to individual wires
L485[10:55:34] <linuxdaemon> a wire can
have more than 2 states though
L486[10:55:45] <S3> not getting into
that
L487[10:56:30] <linuxdaemon> that's what I
was referring to, if your system logic were designed around having
wires and components have 4 states rather than just 2
L488[10:56:55] <S3> that can work in the
minecraft world, with some headaches, but in the real world that
would be a nightmare
L489[10:57:00] <LuMistry> TLC NAND has 3
states, so that is not impossible
L490[10:57:08] <S3> what if your line was
noisy?
L491[10:57:21] <LuMistry> QLC has 4, but
I'm not aware of a commercial QLC system
L492[10:57:24] <S3> with dual state, you
can use differentials
L493[10:57:44] <LuMistry> That's why TLC
is less durable than MLC/SLC
L494[10:57:48] <LuMistry> noise
L495[10:58:08] <linuxdaemon> yeah, line
noise does heavily impact it, I see your point
L496[10:58:51] <LuMistry> MC would have no
line noise thoug
L497[10:58:53] <LuMistry> h
L498[10:59:21] *
linuxdaemon writes a mod to give redstone line
interference
L499[10:59:38] <LuMistry> That would be
interesting
L500[11:00:28] <S3> with a comparator in
vanilla MC you can have up to 16 states
L501[11:00:35] <S3> the problem is
L502[11:00:52] <S3> I wish there was a
type of cable that was insulated or something that would keep the
same state
L503[11:01:01] <S3> so if it had a value
of 3 it would be 3 on the other end
L504[11:01:09] <linuxdaemon> with
something like SCM, that's possible (on circuit at least)
L505[11:01:15] <S3> ?
L506[11:01:22] <linuxdaemon> Super Circuit
Maker
L507[11:01:25] <S3> ah
L508[11:01:34] <linuxdaemon> has 256
states
L509[11:03:22] <LuMistry> S3, ProjectRed
wire with comparators?
L510[11:03:38] <S3> they have only two
states
L511[11:03:38] <LuMistry> actually
L512[11:03:46] <S3> put a weak signal in
one and a strong one comes ouity
L513[11:03:49] <LuMistry> Automagy super
redstone torches or something
L514[11:04:04] <MGR>
Yeah
<MGR>
YeahL515[11:04:08] <linuxdaemon> SCM is nice
because you can have a lot of logic in a single tile
L516[11:04:19] <MGR>
Automagy has a redstone torch that puts out the exact oppisite of
what went in
<MGR>
Automagy has a redstone torch that puts out the exact oppisite of
what went inL517[11:04:23] <MGR> It has
multiple states
<MGR> It has
multiple statesL518[11:06:16] <linuxdaemon> S3: iirc,
ProjectRed maintains the input signal strength along the whole
line, values 0-255
L519[11:06:40] <MGR> it
does not
<MGR> it
does notL520[11:07:10] <MGR> it
still decreases by 1 with each block
<MGR> it
still decreases by 1 with each blockL521[11:12:44] <S3> MGR Not from my
experience
L522[11:13:01] <S3> it may be decreased by
1 every 16..
L523[11:13:13] <S3> however, linuxdaemon
what you can do is encode a signal into a bundle cable
L524[11:13:25] <S3> but that means more
circuitry
L525[11:13:52] <S3> no I think base four
-> binary computers have a perfectly valid use.
L526[11:13:58] <MGR> I'll
have to look into it
<MGR> I'll
have to look into itL527[11:14:02] <S3> every 8 bits can be
represented with 4 digits
L528[11:14:05] <S3> making it easy
L529[11:14:18] <linuxdaemon> I've mostly
been using SCM recently so I don't remember much about
ProjRed
L530[11:25:16] <MGR> Skye,
thank you for your comment on the GERT thread on the forums
<MGR> Skye,
thank you for your comment on the GERT thread on the forumsL531[11:25:18]
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L532[11:38:45] <MGR>
SolraBizna, can I get an OETF doc number for port
standardization?
<MGR>
SolraBizna, can I get an OETF doc number for port
standardization?L533[11:39:30] <LuMistry> @MGR, SolraBizna
is not here right now
L534[11:39:49] <MGR> ah
thank you LuMistry
<MGR> ah
thank you LuMistryL535[11:40:04] <MGR> %tell
SolraBizna can I get an OETF doc number for port
standardization?
<MGR> %tell
SolraBizna can I get an OETF doc number for port
standardization?L536[11:40:05] <MichiBot> MGR: SolraBizna
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L537[11:44:01] <Skye> Port
standardisation
L538[11:44:03] <Skye> oh dear
L539[11:44:05] <Skye> this will be
/fun/
L540[11:44:56] <MGR> Skye,
don't you agree that port standardization is a good idea?
<MGR> Skye,
don't you agree that port standardization is a good idea?L541[11:45:28] <Temia> heeey
everybo--
L542[11:45:35] <Temia> >port
standardisation
L543[11:45:38] <LuMistry> Hello
Temia
L544[11:45:42] *
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L545[11:45:43] <MGR> Hi
Temia
<MGR> Hi
TemiaL546[11:45:47] <linuxdaemon> MGR: rfc6335
might be what you want: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6335
L547[11:45:50] <MGR> Bye
Temia
<MGR> Bye
TemiaL548[11:46:12] <MGR>
linuxdaemon, I'm talking about standardizing OC network ports
<MGR>
linuxdaemon, I'm talking about standardizing OC network portsL549[11:46:15] <MGR> not
IRL stuff
<MGR> not
IRL stuffL550[11:46:20] <linuxdaemon> o
L551[11:46:46] <MGR> I
already have a document on my GitHub repo, but I want to put it on
the forums too
<MGR> I
already have a document on my GitHub repo, but I want to put it on
the forums tooL552[11:46:52] <MGR> That
way more people will see it
<MGR> That
way more people will see itL553[11:47:15] <LuMistry> Temia, why'd you
leave us so soon?
L554[11:47:19] <LuMistry> I just got to
say hi
L556[11:49:49] <MGR> But I
want a duplicate on the forums
<MGR> But I
want a duplicate on the forumsL557[11:50:00] <MGR> BTW,
feel free to open an issue if you want to reserve any ports
<MGR> BTW,
feel free to open an issue if you want to reserve any portsL558[11:50:53] <gamax92> Core 1 spends a
lot of it's time offline
L559[11:51:18] <gamax92> Core 0 spends a
lot of it's time online
L560[11:55:54] <Skye> @MGR, there was an
attempt before but people sorta ignored it after there were
conflicts
L561[11:56:09] <MGR> Skye,
there was?
<MGR> Skye,
there was?L562[11:56:12] <MGR> Where?
Who?
<MGR> Where?
Who?L563[11:57:43] <Skye> search the
forum
L564[11:58:14] <Temia> Those who do not
know their history are doomed to repeat it
L565[11:58:46] <MGR> I know
my own history
<MGR> I know
my own historyL566[11:58:54] <MGR> I
don't know all history of everyone
<MGR> I
don't know all history of everyoneL567[12:01:01] <MGR> Skye,
are you talking about Wuerfel_21?
<MGR> Skye,
are you talking about Wuerfel_21?L568[12:01:06] <Skye> yes
L569[12:01:14] <MGR> Let me
read the thread
<MGR> Let me
read the threadL570[12:03:31] <MGR> Skye,
it kinda just died out it seems
<MGR> Skye,
it kinda just died out it seemsL571[12:04:03] <MGR> I
don't see the issue with trying to take up the banner
<MGR> I
don't see the issue with trying to take up the bannerL572[12:05:50] <Temia> Don't say we didn't
warn you.
L573[12:06:47] <MGR> Worst
(reasonable) case scenario is people don't follow it
<MGR> Worst
(reasonable) case scenario is people don't follow itL574[12:07:34] <LuMistry> In my opinion,
standardization is usually nice, so long as the central authority
does not attempt to force everyone to follow it.
L575[12:07:48] <MGR> Sounds
pretty reasonable
<MGR> Sounds
pretty reasonableL576[12:08:27] <MGR> Skye,
when you replied to the GERT thread were you talking about an
updated version of this whitepaper, or instructions to an end-user
on how to set up GERTi?
<MGR> Skye,
when you replied to the GERT thread were you talking about an
updated version of this whitepaper, or instructions to an end-user
on how to set up GERTi?L577[12:09:03] <Skye> you don't get
it...
L578[12:09:16] <Skye> look at real
RFCs
L579[12:09:32] <Skye> write something that
describes the technical details of GERTi
L580[12:09:39] <Skye> not the
implementation
L581[12:09:41] <Skye> the protocol
L582[12:09:44] <Skye> not how to use
it
L583[12:09:48] <Skye> how it works
L584[12:10:00] <MGR> Ah, so
an updated whitepaper
<MGR> Ah, so
an updated whitepaperL585[12:10:06] <MGR>
Because that's what the whitepaper does right now
<MGR>
Because that's what the whitepaper does right nowL586[12:11:11] <Skye> less advertising
more documentation
L587[12:11:47] <Skye> no "this will
be amazing"
L588[12:12:11] <MGR> It was
one line at the beginning. I thought it was humourous ?
<MGR> It was
one line at the beginning. I thought it was humourous ?L589[12:12:12] <gamax92> more desolate
grass plains and forests
L590[12:12:16] <gamax92> and more
fog
L591[12:12:32] <gamax92> the sky is always
a gloomy gray, except for night, when it's a gloomy dark blue
L592[12:13:03] <gamax92> all you do is
walk
L593[12:14:13] <gamax92> all you do is
exist in this vast emptiness
L594[12:32:13] <jazzpi> can i somehow
yield immediately when i call os.sleep()?
L595[12:33:11] <MGR>
jazzpi, I think that's what os.sleep does
<MGR>
jazzpi, I think that's what os.sleep doesL596[12:35:06] <jazzpi> oh, event.pull
yields? makes sense i guess, thanks
L597[12:35:48] <MGR>
event.pull does yield yes
<MGR>
event.pull does yield yesL598[12:59:04] <MGR> Asus
says I shouldn't use my laptop on my lap
<MGR> Asus
says I shouldn't use my laptop on my lapL599[12:59:34]
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L600[13:05:09] <gamax92> that moment when
downdetector is down
L601[13:07:21] <Michiyo> %isup http://downdetector.com
L602[13:07:22] <Michiyo> :P
L603[13:07:23] <MichiBot> Michiyo:
http://downdetector.com Is Down.
L604[13:07:59] <Michiyo> Oh
L605[13:08:01] <Michiyo> AWS is down
L606[13:11:16] <gamax92> ahh
L607[13:11:18] <gamax92> that's explain
things.
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L609[13:16:12] <Skye> payonel, is there a
way to get a random UUID from Lua running in OC?
L610[13:16:38] <MGR> Skye,
UUID API
<MGR> Skye,
UUID APIL611[13:16:52] <MGR> ~w
UUID
<MGR> ~w
UUIDL612[13:16:52] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/api:unicode
L613[13:17:10] <MGR> so
close ocdoc
<MGR> so
close ocdocL615[13:17:30] <Skye> ah good
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L617[13:18:15] <Michiyo> ~w api uuid
L618[13:18:16] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/api:unicode
L619[13:18:18] <Michiyo> hmm..
L620[13:18:21] <Michiyo> gamax92, ^
lolo
L621[13:19:03] <MGR> Skye,
don't say I never did anything for you ?
<MGR> Skye,
don't say I never did anything for you ?L622[13:20:03] <Skye> Well... @MGR, Thanks
for this. :P I only argue with you when I think you're wrong.
L623[13:20:13] <MGR> No
problem
<MGR> No
problemL624[13:20:14] <Skye> in this case, you
are correct
L625[13:20:31] <MGR> If I
wasn't, that would be pretty embarassing
<MGR> If I
wasn't, that would be pretty embarassingL626[13:20:42] <Skye> about port
assignments
L627[13:20:55] <Skye> best option is to
just work out what people are currently using
L628[13:21:08] <Skye> but don't write any
specification / assignment
L629[13:21:20] <Kodos>
Okay, well that was a fun day
<Kodos>
Okay, well that was a fun dayL630[13:21:24] <Skye> just create a
spreadsheet with all uses and highlight conflicts
L631[13:21:29] <Kodos>
Minus the very end of it
<Kodos>
Minus the very end of itL632[13:21:34] <gamax92> uhh
L633[13:22:07] <MGR> Skye,
I'm not going to say what people should be using
<MGR> Skye,
I'm not going to say what people should be usingL634[13:22:11] <gamax92> derp
L635[13:22:11] <ocdoc> DB Update Detected,
reloading ..
L636[13:22:12] <ocdoc> Everything's
cool
L637[13:22:23] <gamax92> Michiyo: hi
please add cron jobs back <3
L638[13:22:28] <MGR> I'm
just going to say what's in use, and highlight open areas so people
can request to get them added
<MGR> I'm
just going to say what's in use, and highlight open areas so people
can request to get them addedL639[13:22:35] <MGR> That
way it'll reduce conflicts
<MGR> That
way it'll reduce conflictsL640[13:23:42] <Skye> that's...
smarter
L641[13:24:11] <Skye> don't call it port
assignments
L642[13:24:31] <Michiyo> they're
broken?
L643[13:24:32] <Michiyo> ffs
L644[13:24:57] <Skye> @MGR, just call it
"Known uses of ports"
L645[13:25:07] <Michiyo> oh ffs gitlab
wtf
L646[13:25:33] <MGR> Skye,
yeah, that's why I used Reserved Port Assignments
<MGR> Skye,
yeah, that's why I used Reserved Port AssignmentsL647[13:25:41] <MGR> It
just means that those are the ports I know are in use
<MGR> It
just means that those are the ports I know are in useL648[13:25:47] <Skye> not reserved
L649[13:25:52] <Skye> gives a bad
connotation
L650[13:25:54] <Skye> just "known
uses"
L651[13:26:12] <Michiyo> gamax92, or maybe
they're just gone what do I have to run to update the db?
L652[13:26:53] <gamax92> Michiyo:
genlist.sh weekly
L653[13:27:49] <Michiyo> right, and then
running.sh every minute to restart if it dies.
L654[13:27:55] <MGR> I'm
not sure what the bad connotation is Skye
<MGR> I'm
not sure what the bad connotation is SkyeL655[13:27:59] <MGR> Can
you please elaborate?
<MGR> Can
you please elaborate?L656[13:28:18] <Skye>
"reserved"
L657[13:29:52] <Michiyo> ok, in theory
those are running gamax92 sorry
L658[13:30:46] <Michiyo> Err:4 https://packages.gitlab.com/gitlab/gitlab-ce/ubuntu
xenial/main amd64 gitlab-ce amd64 8.17.1-ce.0
L659[13:30:46] <Michiyo> 404 Not
Found
L660[13:30:48] <Michiyo> ._.
L661[13:31:12] <MGR> Skye,
?
<MGR> Skye,
?L662[13:32:13] <CompanionCube> do gitlab
use S3
L663[13:32:19] <CompanionCube> S3 is
having issues
L664[13:32:29] <Inari> %inv add shiny
gleamy coin
L665[13:32:34] <MichiBot> Inari: Added
'shiny gleamy coin' to inventory.
L666[13:32:53] <Michiyo> They pulled the
update it seems
L667[13:33:02] <Michiyo> https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/28830
L668[13:34:50] <gamax92> %flip S3
L669[13:34:54] <MichiBot> gamax92:
(╯°□°）╯ƐS
L670[13:34:59] <gamax92> close
enough
L671[13:36:18] <Michiyo> Ummm...
L672[13:36:46] <Michiyo> Just heard a
report over the scanner that someone has a sign in the window of a
semi "Help me I've been kidnapped" :/
L673[13:37:12] <Inari> Probably a
troll
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L677[13:48:31] <Michiyo>
hopefully...
L678[13:48:42] <Inari> %stab trolls
L679[13:48:45] *
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damage
L680[13:49:27] <MGR> If
they were really kidnapped, would the kidnapper let them put a sign
up?
<MGR> If
they were really kidnapped, would the kidnapper let them put a sign
up?L681[13:49:41] <Skye> Inari, lewd
L682[13:49:56] <Inari> If you were
abducted but you aren't a kid, are you kidnapped?
L683[13:50:11] <MGR>
semantics
<MGR>
semanticsL684[13:51:31] <Michiyo> @MGR could have
been placed in one of the lower windows on the door,
unnoticed.
L685[13:51:58] <Forecaster> !!
L686[13:52:01] <TYKUHN2> If
they weren't kidnapped, would the driver let them do that?
<TYKUHN2> If
they weren't kidnapped, would the driver let them do that?L687[13:52:04] <Forecaster> E:D commanders
beta is out!
L688[13:52:10] <TYKUHN2> In
both cases probably not
<TYKUHN2> In
both cases probably notL689[13:52:10] <Forecaster> @Lizzy
!!
L690[13:52:15] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=we1ounypzc0&t=1151s
L691[13:52:15] <MichiBot> Gold Niconii
10 hours | length: 10h 17s | Likes: 294 Dislikes: 4
Views: 16,293 | by sandenee | Published On
27/4/2015
L692[13:52:25] <MGR>
Michiyo, fair point
<MGR>
Michiyo, fair pointL693[13:52:26] <Lizzy> Forecaster, if only
i had beta access
L694[13:52:36] <Forecaster> aw
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L699[14:20:49] <Michiyo> Oh, and yes,
gitlab is using aws for their packages
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L701[14:29:18] <Forecaster> https://twitter.com/DCCampbell/status/836657962164846592
L702[14:29:19] <MichiBot> Tue Feb 28
13:22:57 CST 2017 @DCCampbell: Amazon S3 according to the #AWS
status page. https://t.co/WpMAyHs0nY
L703[14:30:13] <Michiyo> yeah, package
cloud which uses aws, reports everything is fine..
L704[14:30:15] <Michiyo> lol no.
L705[14:33:02] *
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L706[14:33:09] <Michiyo> everything but my
keyboard came in today
L707[14:33:33] <MGR>
@Mimiru your new Ryzen CPU too? ?
<MGR>
@Mimiru your new Ryzen CPU too? ?L708[14:33:42] *
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L709[14:33:49] <MGR>
nuuuuuuuu
<MGR>
nuuuuuuuuL710[14:34:01] *
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L711[14:35:06] <Michiyo> Not worth the
effort of switching to discord..
L712[14:35:11] <Michiyo> Maybe I'll just
kick corded :P
L713[14:35:23] <MGR>
lol
<MGR>
lolL714[14:35:29] <Forecaster> woo capital
punishment!
L715[14:35:32] <Forecaster> \o/
L716[14:36:26] <Corded> * TYKUHN2 bans
Corded
L717[14:37:30] <Corded> * Lizzy
waves
L718[14:37:38] <MGR> oh
no
<MGR> oh
noL719[14:37:45] <MGR> It was
just a prank
<MGR> It was
just a prankL720[14:37:58] <TYKUHN2>
It's just a prank bro just a social experiment! ?
<TYKUHN2>
It's just a prank bro just a social experiment! ?L721[14:38:10] <MGR> Don't
ban me bro
<MGR> Don't
ban me broL722[14:41:52] <MGR> The
cooler performed just fine in our tests and looks painful so try
not to sit on it.
<MGR> The
cooler performed just fine in our tests and looks painful so try
not to sit on it.L723[14:41:59] <MGR> PSA:
Don't sit on CPU coolers
<MGR> PSA:
Don't sit on CPU coolersL724[15:19:17] ⇦
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L731[16:19:25] <payonel> o/
L732[16:19:39] <payonel> Inari: i couldn't
share cat pics with you today, sorry :(
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L743[17:09:28] <Inari> payonel: haha
:p
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L746[17:20:56] <jazzpi> hm... apparently
os.sleep yields enough to stop OC from terminating the program, but
not enough to actually allow other coroutines to run
L747[17:24:56] <g> gotta say
L748[17:25:01] <g> windows subsystem for
linux is coming on nicel
L749[17:25:03] <g> nicely*
L750[17:25:15] <g> now that dbus is a bit
more friendly
L751[17:25:15] <g> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1547120/ShareX/2017/February/vcxsrv_2017-02-28_23-22-22.png
L752[17:25:28] <g> (xfce4)
L753[17:30:01] <g> people have been
playing quake and stuff, progress is good
L754[17:31:10] <CompanionCube>
congratulations
L755[17:37:39] <Ai> i played with it a
bit.. cannot use dbus unless i start the program as root though
:/
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L757[17:48:58] <jazzpi> okay so even with
a simple test program like http://termbin.com/cnfn i can't
get both loops to execute without uncommenting the
coroutine.yield()s :|
L758[17:49:35] <S3> so
L759[17:50:37] <jazzpi> MGR: Are you sure
pullEvent yields?
L760[18:01:54] <Inari> jazzpi: It might
yield to java and abck :P
L761[18:01:57] <Inari> Not to toher
routines
L762[18:01:58] <Inari> No clue
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L765[18:04:03] <payonel> jazzpi: ?
L766[18:04:40] <payonel> jazzpi:
event.pull calls computer.pullSignal, which definitely yields. that
is exactly how os.sleep _sleeps_
L767[18:04:53] <payonel> os.sleep will
throw away ALL signals during its sleep time
L768[18:05:32] <payonel> however, the
signals are still dispatched to registered event handlers
L769[18:05:50] <payonel> registration is
done with event.listen
L770[18:06:13] <payonel> Inari: http://imgur.com/gallery/Z50LQYX
L771[18:06:26] <payonel> http://imgur.com/5EGMcyj
L772[18:09:54] <payonel> but i think i see
your confusion, os.sleep doesn't yield to the calling coroutine,
os.sleep != coroutine.yield
L773[18:10:16] <payonel> when i said
"computer.pullSignal definitely yields" i was referring
to "yields to java"
L774[18:11:46] <payonel> when we say your
oc machine must yield, we are not talking about just any
"coroutine.yield", but rather, yield out of ./init.lua --
that is, you have to yield the entire os runtime, which is done via
computer.pullSignal (os.sleep and event.pull call
computer.pullSignal)
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L776[18:13:26] <payonel> on a side note --
if you are building your own operating system, coroutine.yield from
the root coroutine is also appropriate, but from within openos,
your user script is many layers removed from the init coroutine,
and you cant just call coroutine.yield
L777[18:13:46] <payonel> so we do not
refer to the two (computer.pullSignal and coroutine.yield) as being
equivalent
L778[18:15:54] <MGR>
payonel, good to know
<MGR>
payonel, good to knowL779[18:16:16] <MGR> I knew
some, but not the details on coroutines
<MGR> I knew
some, but not the details on coroutinesL780[18:19:12] <TYKUHN2>
Good coroutine managers should handle yields properly including to
java but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<TYKUHN2>
Good coroutine managers should handle yields properly including to
java but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯L781[18:20:19] <MGR>
@TYKUHN2 solid idea for GEOS
<MGR>
@TYKUHN2 solid idea for GEOSL782[18:22:01] ⇦
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L783[18:26:27] <MGR> Does
the file system library work for unmanaged drives?
<MGR> Does
the file system library work for unmanaged drives?L784[18:26:41] <MGR> I know
the component doesnt, but I don't know about the library
<MGR> I know
the component doesnt, but I don't know about the libraryL785[18:27:19] <TYKUHN2>
OpenOS has no built in support for Unmanaged drives
<TYKUHN2>
OpenOS has no built in support for Unmanaged drivesL786[18:27:32] <MGR>
Darn
<MGR>
DarnL787[18:27:46] <TYKUHN2>
```component.list("drive")()```
<TYKUHN2>
```component.list("drive")()```L788[18:28:23] <MGR>
Support for unmanaged drives may be something to include in
GEOS
<MGR>
Support for unmanaged drives may be something to include in
GEOSL789[18:28:40] <TYKUHN2>
I've already got a BIOS that boots unmanaged
<TYKUHN2>
I've already got a BIOS that boots unmanagedL790[18:28:41] <MGR> Could
help extract maximum performance
<MGR> Could
help extract maximum performanceL791[18:28:48] <MGR> That's
nice
<MGR> That's
niceL792[18:29:49] <MGR> I may
use that
<MGR> I may
use thatL793[18:29:55] <MGR> And
network boot
<MGR> And
network bootL794[18:30:34] <TYKUHN2> It
detects format, reads a pointer, then reads until an end file code.
Very simple.
<TYKUHN2> It
detects format, reads a pointer, then reads until an end file code.
Very simple.L795[18:31:03] <TYKUHN2> I
might add network boot. The file is currently 2.4Kb
<TYKUHN2> I
might add network boot. The file is currently 2.4KbL796[18:31:42] <MGR> I
remember someone had a compression program
<MGR> I
remember someone had a compression programL797[18:31:48] <MGR> I
forget who though
<MGR> I
forget who thoughL798[18:32:35] <TYKUHN2>
I'm around 60% filled it's not a major issue
<TYKUHN2>
I'm around 60% filled it's not a major issueL799[18:33:05] <MGR> It may
be worth it to implement a stripped down version of GERTi
<MGR> It may
be worth it to implement a stripped down version of GERTiL800[18:34:24]
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L801[18:38:25] <TYKUHN2>
Probably not
<TYKUHN2>
Probably notL802[18:38:31] <TYKUHN2>
Too big and too complex
<TYKUHN2>
Too big and too complexL803[18:38:38] <MGR>
@TYKUHN2 yeah
<MGR>
@TYKUHN2 yeahL804[18:38:47] <TYKUHN2> My
BIOS is designed from the start to be minimalistic
<TYKUHN2> My
BIOS is designed from the start to be minimalisticL805[18:38:57] <MGR> Well,
it has to be
<MGR> Well,
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L807[18:39:54] <MGR>
\o/
<MGR>
\o/L808[18:40:12] <MGR> GEOS
is so far off, it's all wild speculation right now
<MGR> GEOS
is so far off, it's all wild speculation right nowL809[19:01:33] <TYKUHN2>
"What Minecraft can teach the health care system"
<TYKUHN2>
"What Minecraft can teach the health care system"L810[19:02:33] <TYKUHN2>
Yeah no
<TYKUHN2>
Yeah noL811[19:16:58] ⇦
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L819[20:04:25] <TYKUHN2>
Brb coding a discord bot
<TYKUHN2>
Brb coding a discord botL820[20:05:55] <Temia> Wait, are people
genuinely considering porting GEOS to OC?
L821[20:07:28] <Kodos> What
is geos
<Kodos> What
is geosL822[20:07:34] <Temia> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GEOS_(8-bit_operating_system)
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L824[20:18:52] <TYKUHN2>
Pretty sure he means GEOS as in "Global Empire Operating
System"
<TYKUHN2>
Pretty sure he means GEOS as in "Global Empire Operating
System"L825[20:22:00] <TYKUHN2>
"GEOS KERNAL?"
<TYKUHN2>
"GEOS KERNAL?"L826[20:26:42] <Temia> Oh.
L827[20:26:50] <Temia> Well that's even
more ridiculous.
L828[20:27:57] <Temia> But that's a
tangent for a later date. Or maybe never! Never sounds good! I'm
honestly sick of giving that farce any attention at this
point.
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L831[20:38:35] <MGR>
@TYKUHN2 @Kodos Temia, GEOS stands for Global Operating
System
<MGR>
@TYKUHN2 @Kodos Temia, GEOS stands for Global Operating
SystemL832[20:39:04] <MGR> Global
Empire Operating System, my bad
<MGR> Global
Empire Operating System, my badL833[20:39:14] <Temia> Please don't
tarnish the name of GEOS.
L834[20:39:31] <MGR> I hope
not to
<MGR> I hope
not toL835[20:39:50] <Temia> But you still
will.
L836[20:40:12] <MGR> I'm
going to try not to
<MGR> I'm
going to try not toL837[20:40:49] <Temia> Consider this my
vote of no confidence.
L838[20:41:02] <MGR> It's a
bit early to pass judgement anyways
<MGR> It's a
bit early to pass judgement anywaysL839[20:41:17] <MGR> I
haven't even decided on any features or anything at all
<MGR> I
haven't even decided on any features or anything at allL840[20:41:25] <MGR> It's
way down on my to do list
<MGR> It's
way down on my to do listL841[20:45:38] <TYKUHN2>
Been working on my own OS. Still not sure if I should abandon it.
Probably
<TYKUHN2>
Been working on my own OS. Still not sure if I should abandon it.
ProbablyL842[20:50:08]
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L843[21:14:16] <Mimiru> \o/
L844[21:14:34] <Mimiru> new monitors and
mount setup
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L846[21:34:23] <Temia> Oh right, I forgot
my old version of Quasseldroid doesn't respect the ignore
list.
L847[21:34:49] <Temia> Not sure if the new
one does or not either, but it's also horribly inefficient so fuck
that noise.
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