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L1[00:00:18] <ade124> %inv add Two and a half IRC clients
L2[00:00:18] * MichiBot summons 'Two and a half IRC clients' and adds to her inventory. This seems rather fragile...
L3[00:00:23] <ade124> Oh
L4[00:03:49] <ade124> %juggle
L5[00:03:50] * MichiBot juggles with ♥, gamax86-64 & red pants
L6[00:03:51] * MichiBot drops ♥ which takes 3 damage, ♥ ruptures and deflates.
L7[00:03:52] * MichiBot drops gamax86-64 which takes 4 damage
L8[00:03:53] <MichiBot> Not again...
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L11[00:04:05] <ade124> %juggle 9
L12[00:04:06] <MichiBot> ade124: I cannot execute this command right now. Wait 13 seconds.
L13[00:06:04] <ade124> %juggle 9
L14[00:06:05] * MichiBot juggles with shell in the ghost, java racism, Sangar's thinger, jk, chunchunmaru & Bag of Holding
L15[00:06:06] * MichiBot drops shell in the ghost which takes 4 damage, shell in the ghost poofs away in a sparkly cloud.
L16[00:06:07] * MichiBot drops jk which takes 1 damage
L17[00:06:08] * MichiBot drops chunchunmaru which takes 1 damage
L18[00:06:09] * MichiBot drops Bag of Holding which takes 4 damage, Bag of Holding poofs away in a sparkly cloud.
L19[00:06:10] <MichiBot> Dammit!
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L23[00:21:54] <ade124> %inv
L24[00:21:56] <MichiBot> ade124: Must specify sub-command. (Try: list, create (add), remove (rem, del), preserve (pre), unpreserve (unpre), count, favourite (fav))
L25[00:22:13] <ade124> %inv count
L26[00:22:17] <MichiBot> The inventory contains 122 items.
L27[00:40:36] <DeeJayh> Izaya, prior to running the init.lua and booting up the OS, what basic functionality do the machines have from the EEPROM, only things you can do in LUA?
L28[00:44:05] <DeeJayh> not even apparently
L29[00:51:42] <gamax92> s/LUA/Lua/
L30[00:51:42] <MichiBot> <DeeJayh> Izaya, prior to running the init.lua and booting up the OS, what basic functionality do the machines have from the EEPROM, only things you can do in Lua?
L31[00:51:59] <Izaya> ~w custom os
L32[00:51:59] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/tutorial:custom_oses
L33[00:52:25] <DeeJayh> You're a dear <3
L34[00:52:32] <DeeJayh> Literally the second paragrapg
L35[00:52:35] <DeeJayh> paragraph
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L41[01:38:57] <ade124> Auto-ban anyone who writes Lua as Lua
L42[01:39:01] <ade124> LUA
L43[01:56:40] <BloodyRain2k> lUa
L44[01:57:11] <BloodyRain2k> LooAh
L45[02:00:23] <ade124> My weechat relay is about as stable as windows vista... End me
L46[02:00:58] <GreaseMonkey> why autoban people for getting it right when you can autoban them for getting it horribly wrong
L47[02:01:12] <Izaya> ade124: ZNC
L48[02:15:32] <DeeJayh> ade124, Lua
L49[02:17:05] * DeeJayh whispers in ear
L50[02:17:11] <DeeJayh> Omledofromage
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L54[02:49:56] <DeeJayh> Found a bug, when you flash an eeprom that's set to readonly, it still says it's successful. Nothing changes (as expected) but `flash bios.lua bios` comes out as if it's successful. The ONLY giveaway to the wary eye (it's hard to notice at first) is that it says "Set label to " and then the old same label instead of the new one provided.
L55[02:51:33] <DeeJayh> And of course that the eeprom has all the same old data
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L61[04:02:33] <asie> 4https://github.com/ChenThread/octagon
L62[04:02:36] <asie> https://github.com/ChenThread/octagon *
L63[04:02:44] <asie> we have released a fully featured PNG decoding library for opencomputers
L64[04:02:48] <asie> working on a ZIP library now
L65[04:02:55] <asie> works with or without a datacard but requires lua 5.3
L66[04:05:16] <Vexatos> what a strange coincidence.
L67[04:05:40] <asie> also, it includes a CRC32 library and an inflate library - both work with or without a datacard
L68[04:05:53] <Vexatos> the name though
L69[04:06:49] <20kdc> super octagon
L70[04:06:57] <asie> Vexatos: octagon.
L71[04:07:01] <asie> it's going to have more libraries with time
L72[04:09:28] <GreaseMonkey> fuck super octagon
L73[04:09:35] <GreaseMonkey> this is about the 8 sided shape with the 8 awesome angles
L74[04:09:54] <GreaseMonkey> and here's the problem, it's not super octagon, it's actually super hexagon
L75[04:10:00] <GreaseMonkey> what kind of pleb uses a hexagon
L76[04:10:24] <GreaseMonkey> you can't hammertime without stop and you can't stop without an octagon, a hexagon won't cut it
L77[04:11:11] <DeeJayh> So beyond whatever the fuck that was...
L78[04:11:19] <DeeJayh> asie, how would you use this?
L79[04:11:30] <DeeJayh> wget a ping and run the program with the png as an argument?
L80[04:11:38] <DeeJayh> png*
L81[04:11:50] <ade124> What would be the best laptop linux distro? (we all know how finicky laptops are so...)
L82[04:12:19] <GreaseMonkey> void
L83[04:12:24] <DeeJayh> how old is the laptop
L84[04:12:36] <GreaseMonkey> seriously just use void it's what i use
L85[04:12:37] <DeeJayh> model number would be best
L86[04:12:48] <ade124> Samsung thing, pretty new
L87[04:13:04] <GreaseMonkey> if it's pretty new then debian stable is a big fuck-no
L88[04:13:11] <DeeJayh> then ubuntu if you dont care about unity, or ubuntu minimal if you do or it can't handle unity
L89[04:13:28] <GreaseMonkey> what's the cpu in it? e.g. this desktop has an i5-6500
L90[04:14:03] <GreaseMonkey> i'm not sure how bad ubuntu is vs debian stable when it comes to painfully outdated packages
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L92[04:14:11] <GreaseMonkey> i get the feeling it's probably more on par with debian testing
L93[04:14:12] <ade124> The main problem I have a HiDPI devices
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L95[04:14:24] <DeeJayh> ubuntu should support
L96[04:14:25] <GreaseMonkey> by hiDPI are you just talking about the screen
L97[04:14:32] <ade124> Yes
L98[04:14:37] <ade124> I hate the hidpi screen
L99[04:14:55] <DeeJayh> First thing, ubuntu is always about compatibility
L100[04:15:10] <DeeJayh> so if anything is going to run on it successfully, I think that's your shot
L101[04:15:11] <GreaseMonkey> lol
L102[04:15:25] <GreaseMonkey> https://repo.voidlinux.eu/live/current/void-live-x86_64-20170220-lxde.iso here's a nice and small image you can try, see how well it serves you
L103[04:15:31] <GreaseMonkey> well, small by today's standards
L104[04:15:36] <ade124> Void doesn't have ibus-table
L105[04:15:43] <GreaseMonkey> the fuck is ibus-table
L106[04:15:50] <ade124> A very specific IME
L107[04:15:57] <DeeJayh> that link doesnt even work GreaseMonkey
L108[04:15:59] <ade124> That I absolutely need
L109[04:16:31] <GreaseMonkey> https://repo.voidlinux.eu/live/current/ - look for void-live-x86_64-20170220-lxde.iso
L110[04:16:34] <GreaseMonkey> but anyhow
L111[04:16:53] <GreaseMonkey> yeah for ibus-table you'll want to compile that from source
L112[04:16:53] <DeeJayh> it's so ade124 can use asian language
L113[04:17:14] <20kdc> (don't worry, compiling things is usually pretty easy.)
L114[04:17:15] <ade124> Cangjie 3 more specifically
L115[04:17:33] <DeeJayh> The real question is why do you need to?
L116[04:17:39] <DeeJayh> You're an intelligence agent
L117[04:17:40] <DeeJayh> admit it
L118[04:17:58] <ade124> I live in the middle of a cantonese speaking city what do you think
L119[04:18:06] <DeeJayh> Spy, for sure.
L120[04:18:14] <ade124> Shh
L121[04:18:20] <20kdc> DeeJayh: The reason distros need you to compile certain rare packages is because distro maintainers don't have enough computers to keep up with every single change in every single package in the entire universe.
L122[04:18:22] * DeeJayh coughs
L123[04:18:42] <DeeJayh> uhh, why was that directed at me?
L124[04:18:55] <ade124> ibus-table is in quite a lot of distros
L125[04:19:00] <GreaseMonkey> actually in all seriousness you might as well just chuck arch on
L126[04:19:03] <20kdc> I interpreted "<DeeJayh> The real question is why do you need to?" as referring to "compile that from source"
L127[04:19:03] <DeeJayh> I already knew this, I clearly displayed that lol, did you mean to tag Grea?
L128[04:19:05] <ade124> ibus-rime is more popular though
L129[04:19:17] <ade124> Tried arch, HiDPI was really annoying
L130[04:19:29] <ade124> And I mean *really* annoying
L131[04:19:31] <DeeJayh> I'm telling you, go ubuntu
L132[04:19:34] <DeeJayh> specifically this:
L133[04:19:47] <DeeJayh> https://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/ubuntu-kylin
L134[04:19:50] <GreaseMonkey> what window managers did you try
L135[04:19:59] <ade124> KDE and i3
L136[04:20:10] <ade124> I didn't expect much from i3
L137[04:20:19] <DeeJayh> check out kylin
L138[04:20:21] <ade124> Also tried XFCE and LxQt
L139[04:20:28] <ade124> Kylin is the wrong China
L140[04:20:35] <DeeJayh> it's specifically catering to chinese, but it's adaptable
L141[04:20:39] <DeeJayh> supports latest devices
L142[04:20:45] <ade124> As I said wrong Chinese
L143[04:20:46] <DeeJayh> should support ibus-table
L144[04:20:56] <GreaseMonkey> you could always opt to use a smaller resolution unless you really want the hidpi stuff
L145[04:20:58] <ade124> I need Traditional not Bastardi... Simplified
L146[04:21:24] <ade124> I despise hidpi, it's like they needed to find something to waste money on and annoy users
L147[04:21:27] <DeeJayh> You dont like po tong?
L148[04:21:37] <ade124> ?
L149[04:21:44] <DeeJayh> I'm all about mandarin
L150[04:21:56] <DeeJayh> It's much easier to comprehend than cantonese
L151[04:22:00] <ade124> Cantonese is better
L152[04:22:06] <ade124> Since it's harder to comprehend
L153[04:22:12] <GreaseMonkey> if you despise HiDPI then you might as well just run your desktop at a lower resolution
L154[04:22:17] <DeeJayh> Yea, hence why english is a great language
L155[04:22:20] <GreaseMonkey> and then just use... pretty much anything
L156[04:22:21] <DeeJayh> it's also hard as fuck to learn
L157[04:22:32] <GreaseMonkey> english is pretty easy to learn
L158[04:22:35] <GreaseMonkey> it's just impossible to get right
L159[04:22:38] <DeeJayh> I'm telling you, get ubuntu kylin and just switch it to cantonese
L160[04:22:41] <DeeJayh> how hard is that
L161[04:22:49] <DeeJayh> you'll get everything you want
L162[04:22:59] <DeeJayh> and maybe even stuff you didnt know you wanted but are impressed with
L163[04:23:10] <GreaseMonkey> if arch is still on your laptop, just go for a lower screen resolution and stick with it
L164[04:23:14] <DeeJayh> on a fast, highly compatible OS
L165[04:23:20] <ade124> Currently running qubes
L166[04:24:14] <GreaseMonkey> ...you're acting like ubuntu is the only linux distro
L167[04:24:39] <DeeJayh> I've tried plenty, don't start
L168[04:25:45] <DeeJayh> ade124, you're going to run into issues with any distribution that doesn't directly support that language. Your best bet (outside of something like this that supports it directly) is going to be a distro with a strong sub-community
L169[04:25:57] <ade124> I might try kylin in a networkless VM, since I don't trust mainland China
L170[04:26:14] <DeeJayh> kylin == ubuntu
L171[04:26:26] <DeeJayh> it just has certain things removed to meet government regulations
L172[04:26:27] <ade124> In my city linux is pretty unheard of
L173[04:26:39] <DeeJayh> linux is pretty unheard of everywhere
L174[04:26:41] <ade124> Even though we have a mirror for Ubuntu, CentOS and arch
L175[04:26:51] <DeeJayh> to the common person
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L177[04:26:54] <asie> DeeJayh: no
L178[04:26:57] <asie> png is a library
L179[04:27:06] <asie> png.loadPNG(filename)
L180[04:27:26] <asie> you get an table with fields w,h and functions get,getAlpha
L181[04:27:29] <ade124> Government regulations... This is why I don't trust Mainland Chinese stuff
L182[04:27:30] <asie> also palette getters
L183[04:28:02] <DeeJayh> ade124, those regulations are just things like removing ssh
L184[04:28:11] <DeeJayh> not super secret back doors or anything
L185[04:28:20] <DeeJayh> because chinese arent allowed to encrypt their data
L186[04:28:28] <DeeJayh> stupid shit like that
L187[04:28:32] <ade124> Aha
L188[04:29:03] <ade124> I have a quite encrypted setup
L189[04:29:11] <DeeJayh> right, you can install ssh still
L190[04:29:16] <DeeJayh> it just doesnt come standard
L191[04:29:24] <DeeJayh> because it would be illegal for someone in china to use
L192[04:29:26] <DeeJayh> make sense?
L193[04:29:51] <ade124> Yes
L194[04:30:01] <ade124> I'll just go with regular ubuntu
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L196[04:30:18] <DeeJayh> or you can just go classic ubuntu and piece in the foreign language support
L197[04:30:28] <DeeJayh> hell, ubuntu will probably take care of most of it for you
L198[04:30:40] <ade124> It does
L199[04:31:14] <20kdc> DeeJayh: I think they're going to have to have an Ubuntu Kylin-alike for the UK soon, at this rate...
L200[04:31:32] <DeeJayh> What, british government looking to fuck some more rights up?
L201[04:32:38] <20kdc> Probably, at the rate they're going.
L202[04:32:47] <ade124> Oh... Kylin looks like Windows 10, oddly unsurprising
L203[04:32:49] <DeeJayh> That sucks...
L204[04:33:28] <DeeJayh> ade124, kylin uses unity just the same... and looks like regular ubuntu...?
L205[04:34:24] <ade124> "This version of version 17.04 defaults to the UKUI DE" next to a screenshot that really looks like Windows 10 on ubuntukylin.com/downloads
L206[04:34:49] <DeeJayh> oh jesus
L207[04:34:55] <DeeJayh> what have they done...
L208[04:35:17] <ade124> Also comes with 35,073,412 piecea of proprietary *Chinese* software
L209[04:35:29] <DeeJayh> Like lotus messenger!
L210[04:35:33] <DeeJayh> Yay!
L211[04:35:43] <ade124> Normal proprietary software is somewhat fine but *Chinese* proprietary software? In the rubbish bin it goes
L212[04:35:59] <DeeJayh> To be fair, I did tell you originally to go with just ubuntu and add the things you need
L213[04:36:12] <DeeJayh> apt is a pretty useful package manager
L214[04:36:20] <DeeJayh> and there's a GUI one too
L215[04:36:23] <20kdc> can't argue with "rip off the Windows DE look" as a strategy to encourage usage
L216[04:36:26] <ade124> Oh *God* it even ships with the stereotypical Chinese bloatware/malware
L217[04:36:34] <DeeJayh> lol
L218[04:36:44] <DeeJayh> see my above messages :P
L219[04:36:50] <DeeJayh> honestly
L220[04:37:04] <DeeJayh> how familiar are you with ubuntu?
L221[04:37:14] <DeeJayh> or linux distros in general I should say
L222[04:37:40] <20kdc> DeeJayh: pretty sure distros don't generally ship with stereotypical bloatware...?
L223[04:38:25] <DeeJayh> 20kdc you keep tagging me in things that I'm not saying, someone might want to look into the discord2irc bot
L224[04:38:39] <DeeJayh> ade124, https://askubuntu.com/questions/67001/what-commands-are-needed-to-install-ubuntu-core/70139#70139
L225[04:38:50] <DeeJayh> that's what I do when I want the "perfect" system
L226[04:39:18] <DeeJayh> build the core, install network utils, and then start from a basic bare bones install
L227[04:39:57] <DeeJayh> have only the packages I want and need, no bloat, whatever DE and window manager I want to use... etc
L228[04:40:36] <DeeJayh> For specifics, just use launchpad to get debs and dpkg them in
L229[04:40:49] <DeeJayh> in your case, for example, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/yakkety/+package/ibus-table
L230[04:41:30] <DeeJayh> get the perfect bare bones system setup, make a perfect image of the hard drive, and just revert to the clean image any time you want to start over
L231[04:41:33] <ade124> I would use arch if I felt like building a system
L232[04:41:55] <DeeJayh> and we're back to, "I did tell you originally to go with just ubuntu and add the things you need"
L233[04:41:58] <DeeJayh> lol
L234[04:42:09] <DeeJayh> it's much simpler though to build an ubuntu core than arch
L235[04:42:25] <DeeJayh> and (in my opinion) ubuntu is better and easier to manage/maintain
L236[04:42:38] <DeeJayh> probably just because I like the debian approach
L237[04:43:10] <DeeJayh> anywho, best of luck with it ade124 , hopefully you find the droid you're looking for.
L238[04:43:43] <ade124> Already found it
L239[04:44:22] <DeeJayh> egg sell ent
L240[04:49:48] <ade124> Alright I'm now using ReactOS as my daily driver
L241[04:50:50] <Izaya> You're using a Windows 2k3 clone now?
L242[04:51:18] <ade124> I wonder if WannaCry can infect ReactOS
L243[04:52:08] <Izaya> I imagine it would encrypt your shit but wouldn't be able to spread to it
L244[04:52:41] <ade124> If not then the new slogan should be 'Windows, but without WannaCry* ' *and everything else
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L246[04:53:35] <DeeJayh> It could definitely still affect it
L247[04:53:44] <DeeJayh> depends how it is written
L248[04:54:24] <ade124> Write a virus for ReactOS
L249[04:54:27] <DeeJayh> of course with linux it will only have as much access as the user who it ran under
L250[04:54:33] <Izaya> Well, the bug was in the Windows SMB implementation, and I really doubt they'd use that in ReactOS
L251[04:55:10] <DeeJayh> easy
L252[04:55:56] <DeeJayh> touch virus.sh && chmod +x virus.sh && nano virus.sh
L253[04:55:58] <DeeJayh> 2 line
L254[04:56:06] <DeeJayh> rm /* -dr
L255[04:56:07] <DeeJayh> exit
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L257[04:56:17] <DeeJayh> now execute it
L258[04:56:51] <Izaya> rejected GNU coreutils suggestions:
L259[04:56:59] <Izaya> rm -fr : recurses upwards and deletes files
L260[04:57:24] <DeeJayh> -fdr then
L261[04:57:29] <DeeJayh> I dont have the command line in front of me
L262[04:57:50] <DeeJayh> the point is it's easy, let's not be so scrupulous of details in a point of reasoning
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L264[04:58:36] <DeeJayh> same bad things happen if you wreck the system32 folder using DEL in a batch file
L265[04:59:15] <DeeJayh> any system can be compromised, and it's usually that PEBKAC
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L267[05:00:24] <DeeJayh> now go one step further, jack a library that adds encryption functionality and just pull every file you have access to and encrypt it
L268[05:00:26] <DeeJayh> boom
L269[05:00:31] <DeeJayh> home made wannacry
L270[05:00:37] <DeeJayh> maybe 25 lines of code
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L272[05:00:53] <DeeJayh> all you need is some dummy to double click the executable
L273[05:01:56] <DeeJayh> bonus points if you can get them to RAA/SUDO and destroy even more
L274[05:09:43] <AshIndigo> ~markov ocdoc
L275[05:09:43] <ocdoc>
L276[05:09:54] <DeeJayh> so pretty
L277[05:10:08] * AshIndigo wonders why ocdoc likes red and black so much
L278[05:10:09] <DeeJayh> how are you tonight AshIndigo, still catching them all?
L279[05:12:53] <AshIndigo> Just woke up
L280[05:13:15] <AshIndigo> So just lazing around for now
L281[05:13:21] <DeeJayh> equally as good
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L285[06:18:38] <BloodyRain2k> hey ade124, does the newer version of RC have diesel locomotives to make some use of the excess creo stuff?
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L287[06:28:32] <Saphire> ~markov Izaya
L288[06:28:34] <ocdoc> Doesn't have any PCI 3000 with Windows at it better one rolls over 10/100 at some point though
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L290[06:49:11] <asie> http://img.asie.pl/HZSZ
L291[06:49:17] <asie> 100% native OpenComputers, .PNG file, no external conversion required. >:D
L292[06:51:31] <Izaya> It's a little grainy but it's pretty good
L293[06:51:39] <Izaya> didn't you have a grayscale one at some point?
L294[06:56:15] <20kdc> I know I have said this already. But. Reminding me causes me to say it again. So thus. Nanonanonanonanonanonanonanonano.
L295[06:58:07] <asie> Izaya: it's grainy because it's 160x100 dithered
L296[06:58:11] <asie> i can get rid of the dither easily
L297[06:58:42] <Izaya> how do images look at native 160x100?
L298[06:59:07] <asie> this is native 160x100
L299[06:59:16] <Izaya> ohok
L300[06:59:24] <asie> CTIF's would look very similar bar for slightly better colorpicking and custom palettes
L301[06:59:26] <asie> http://img.asie.pl/yG4q
L302[06:59:32] <asie> not dithered
L303[06:59:50] <20kdc> What about 320x200? (160x50 display mode, braille chars)
L304[07:00:13] <20kdc> (Unless I miscalculated and that isn't a thing.)
L305[07:00:27] <Izaya> Hm, dithering looks better on thre mouse but worse on the actual character
L306[07:01:00] <asie> http://img.asie.pl/TXhY another example
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L308[07:01:58] <Izaya> that one's pretty nice
L309[07:02:08] <asie> yes, it's not far from what CTIF does
L310[07:02:14] <asie> except at 1/4 the resolution and no need to pre-convert
L311[07:03:01] <Izaya> are those half-chars?
L312[07:03:08] <asie> jyes
L313[07:03:10] <asie> yes*
L314[07:03:18] <asie> 2x4-chars at decent quality require a lot more computation
L315[07:03:26] <asie> but i might be able to do 2x4-chars at tolerable quality
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L320[07:27:06] <Inari> %pet DeeJayh
L321[07:27:07] * MichiBot pets DeeJayh with danny hackjob. DeeJayh recovers 3 health!
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L324[07:50:18] <BloodyRain2k> inb4 asie puts YT onto OC computers o,o
L325[07:51:32] <20kdc> Probably not practical, but only because H264/VP8/VP9 decoding might be outside of OC's abilities.
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L327[07:53:05] <AshIndigo> %choose waste time or play a game
L328[07:53:06] <MichiBot> AshIndigo: waste time
L329[07:53:36] <BloodyRain2k> why ask it whenever you should do a or a?
L330[08:03:53] <asie> BloodyRain2k: with a converteR? already done
L331[08:04:30] <asie> but you can view PNG files
L332[08:04:34] <asie> RGBA ones up to uh 800x500 or so
L333[08:04:38] <asie> given lots of RAM
L334[08:04:45] <asie> grayscale and paletted ones can obviously go a lot bigger
L335[08:30:35] <Vexatos> yea, we already had YT videos over a year ago
L336[08:30:42] <Vexatos> half a year ago, we had twitch streams
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L340[09:11:32] <kirill0743> vifino
L341[09:11:34] <kirill0743> s
L342[09:11:35] <kirill0743> s
L343[09:11:35] <kirill0743> s
L344[09:11:35] <kirill0743> s
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L346[09:12:35] <AshIndigo> Wat
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L348[09:17:30] <Inari> I want a duck pet
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L350[09:24:48] <Inari> https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2015/05/26/maryland-high-school-student-pran-release-thousands-ladybugs/27953537/ heh
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L352[09:31:03] <Skye> Inari, burglery?!
L353[09:31:13] <Inari> buglery
L354[09:39:03] <TYKUHN2> Well shit
L355[09:39:23] <TYKUHN2> Got greeted with a "Windows cannot find this file" error
L356[09:39:51] <Inari> "In prior versions of the game, carp had teeth that could inflict 3 times as much damage as an unarmed dwarf's fist, and so could dispatch an unarmed and unarmored dwarf (e.g. a fisherman, or a miner going for a drink) with ease. They were also strangely aggressive for fish, something which was kept for many releases because it was funny." heh
L357[09:41:45] <MalkContent_> anyone ever have problems with robots doing crafting
L358[09:41:52] <DeeJayh> Sup Inari
L359[09:42:05] <Inari> DeeJayh: The sun
L360[09:42:17] <Inari> MalkContent_: like what?
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L362[09:43:30] <MalkContent> like, this guy sometimes crafts iron ingots into weighted pressure plates instead of blocks of iron
L363[09:44:08] <MalkContent> i feel like its only happening when the chunk loads/unloads or the server restarts or something
L364[09:45:12] <MalkContent> basically the question is: is there something i should look out for when using robots to craft, so they don't craft weird stuff eventually
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L366[09:55:49] <DeeJayh> MalkContent, Basically look out for 2 things, make sure they always refuse to cause harm to humans, and that they never experience feelings.
L367[09:56:20] <DeeJayh> If either of those rules is broken, power down without hesitation, and into the disassembler to become something new.
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L369[10:01:45] <MalkContent> I dunno, I've just gotten friendly with skynet :/ i don't want to throw my little buddy into the void just because a bit of crafting mishaps HESSTILLLEARNING :C
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L371[10:04:09] <AmandaC> MalkContent: check all the right slots are filled in before calling craft?
L372[10:05:01] <DeeJayh> Oh god he's developing attachment to a non-sentient being, Inari get the little flashy thingy
L373[10:06:43] <MalkContent> would that address a problem in my code or would that deal with quirky stuff happening with (un)loading?
L374[10:06:57] <DeeJayh> your code
L375[10:06:58] <MalkContent> not that i'm saying my code is necessarily bug free
L376[10:07:12] <DeeJayh> he's saying to issue an IF check to see "what" is in the slot BEFORE you use it
L377[10:07:33] <DeeJayh> basically, if any part of your code is assuming something is right, change it to make SURE it's right
L378[10:07:47] <MalkContent> yea, i got that
L379[10:08:37] <AmandaC> She*
L380[10:09:05] <gamax92> meow
L381[10:09:22] <AmandaC> Hai gamax92
L382[10:09:26] <MalkContent> i'm just curious if it is even heard of that (un)loading messes with the flow of the code
L383[10:09:52] <DeeJayh> unloading might interrupt the process as a whole, but it should never modify the process
L384[10:09:56] <DeeJayh> I've never heard of it
L385[10:10:46] <MalkContent> kk. guess i'll put in the checks then
L386[10:10:51] <AmandaC> MalkContent: might be the inventory of whatever you pull out, too. But regardless it's pretty normal to check your making what you think you are. What if you please random shit in it's inventory?
L387[10:11:08] <AmandaC> Place*
L388[10:11:22] <DeeJayh> just write to a log that you can read of every step in the process
L389[10:11:28] <DeeJayh> it'll take you 5-10 minutes top
L390[10:11:51] <DeeJayh> then not only do you have a log, but if something goes wrong, you'll know exactly where to look
L391[10:13:04] <gamax92> When I had my mining robot and it would get stuck for whatever reason it would beep and spam "help" messages over modem with coordinates
L392[10:13:22] <AmandaC> Heh
L393[10:13:55] <TYKUHN2> I'm hoping only my shortcuts got killed
L394[10:14:36] * Inari wonders if the Pokemon Go hype died down enough for those pokemon-walking services to become extinct
L395[10:17:04] <TYKUHN2> This is why we run multiple virus scans people
L396[10:17:18] <TYKUHN2> MalwareBYtes didn't see a few tojans. Hitman pro immediately killed them
L397[10:17:20] <gamax92> This is why you don't be an idiot
L398[10:17:24] <DeeJayh> THIS IS WHY WE REFORMAT OUR DRIVES TY
L399[10:17:32] <DeeJayh> LIKE I TOLD YOU TO 16 HOURS AGO
L400[10:17:35] <DeeJayh> </rant>
L401[10:17:49] <Skye> malwarebytes thought my scripts were ransomware
L402[10:18:39] <DeeJayh> Well yea, usually scripts that hook into the OS to monitor keystrokes are considered some form of malware
L403[10:18:49] <DeeJayh> I told you to stop stealing everyones minecraft passwords
L404[10:19:02] <Skye> >_>
L405[10:19:06] <DeeJayh> <3
L406[10:19:14] <gamax92> But uhh, for as long as I've been here, TYKUHN2 has always been an idiot and will probably continue to be one
L407[10:19:41] <Skye> I wrote a script that deduplicated entries in text files.
L408[10:19:50] <Skye> reading and writing files recursively
L409[10:20:13] <DeeJayh> I just don't understand what is so important about recovering that filesystem. Back up the files you want, wipe it, and start fresh, be doing yourself two favors in two hours instead of headache after headache for 12+
L410[10:21:28] <TYKUHN2> There's a lot of files I want to keep and I don't consider running a few scripts a headache.
L411[10:21:47] <TYKUHN2> I've already had to recover from a dead windows installation I'm still not done copying everything over.
L412[10:22:29] <TYKUHN2> In reality my mistake was not caring enough to sandbox shit.
L413[10:22:39] <DeeJayh> Then your bookkeeping is bad and you need to rethink it
L414[10:23:00] <DeeJayh> Your REAL mistake was running something you thought you needed to sandbox in the first place, but yes, that's the second problem
L415[10:23:19] <DeeJayh> Dont get me wrong, I'm not trying to shit on your here
L416[10:23:24] <TYKUHN2> Really if the source is what I think it is, the infection is quite old. I just didn't really care enough to check.
L417[10:23:59] <TYKUHN2> As far as I can tell all it really is doing is installing junkware and slowing down the CPU and HDD
L418[10:24:00] <gamax92> DeeJayh: don't try it only gets worse and worse
L419[10:26:00] <Skye> I dread the day I lose everything irrecoveryably
L420[10:26:09] <DeeJayh> Make backups
L421[10:26:18] <Skye> my backup machine died
L422[10:26:22] <DeeJayh> fix it
L423[10:26:38] <Skye> give me money
L424[10:26:50] <DeeJayh> what could possibly be so expensive?
L425[10:27:04] <DeeJayh> power supplies can be had for 13 bucks if you want a cheap pos
L426[10:27:08] <gamax92> I have done plenty of intentional wipes without backups just to start fresh
L427[10:27:17] <DeeJayh> ram can be bought second hand for dirt
L428[10:27:27] <DeeJayh> processors that aren't cutting edge are dirt
L429[10:27:31] <DeeJayh> almost given away
L430[10:27:43] <Skye> the motherboard died
L431[10:27:45] <TYKUHN2> I can't be bothered to source a backup machine either.
L432[10:27:45] <gamax92> I know that I can just rewrite anything if I need it again
L433[10:27:48] <Skye> LGA1151, I think
L434[10:28:41] <Skye> DeeJayh, the motherboard died
L435[10:28:48] <DeeJayh> https://pcpartpicker.com/product/rLs8TW/msi-motherboard-h110mgaming
L436[10:28:52] <DeeJayh> 41 bucks brand new
L437[10:28:54] <Skye> needs IDE
L438[10:28:55] <DeeJayh> second hand probably 20
L439[10:28:59] <Skye> LGA1151
L440[10:29:01] <Skye> DDR3
L441[10:29:06] <Skye> 9 sata ports
L442[10:29:11] <TYKUHN2> I don't have 20 bucks to spend.
L443[10:29:20] <TYKUHN2> Not readily.
L444[10:29:26] <Skye> also I'm trying to save and I'm not going to spend money >_<
L445[10:29:35] <DeeJayh> First and last, I'm talking to Skye lol
L446[10:30:00] <DeeJayh> You're not going to spend 20 bucks to get a back machine up and running?
L447[10:30:40] <DeeJayh> I mean, you can run a NAS on an old laptop you find in a dumpster
L448[10:30:48] <Skye> I have old laptops
L449[10:30:49] <DeeJayh> the point is, there's never a reason not to have back
L450[10:30:51] <Skye> the problem is
L451[10:30:52] <DeeJayh> backup*
L452[10:30:58] <DeeJayh> plus the cloud
L453[10:31:08] <DeeJayh> all sorts of free GB available everywhere
L454[10:31:10] <Skye> my backup machine is a 6 drive BTRFS "raid-1" array
L455[10:31:22] <TYKUHN2> I can't fit 1-2TB into google rive ?
L456[10:31:26] <gamax92> Well that's your first problem
L457[10:31:34] <DeeJayh> ^
L458[10:31:37] <Skye> gamax92, it survived me doing stupid stuff
L459[10:31:38] <gamax92> Using btrfs for backups
L460[10:31:42] <Skye> I know.
L461[10:31:45] <gamax92> Are your insane
L462[10:31:54] <Skye> The drives are fine
L463[10:31:57] <Skye> the FS is also fine
L464[10:32:06] <Skye> the motherboard is not
L465[10:32:46] <gamax92> (is joke btrfs is probably fine at this point)
L466[10:32:52] <DeeJayh> the real question is why though, why not just expand into something like this : https://pcpartpicker.com/user/DeeJayh/saved/qjtG3C
L467[10:32:54] <Skye> also there is not other FS that supports what btrfs does with adding and removing drives at will
L468[10:33:02] <gamax92> Still not going to use it ever though
L469[10:33:08] <Skye> Total: $398.22
L470[10:33:18] <Skye> too much
L471[10:33:24] <DeeJayh> cost me 4 hundo, used old 1TB drive in raid 1 and have a full blown server
L472[10:33:31] <DeeJayh> drives*
L473[10:33:35] <TYKUHN2> I want the server now
L474[10:33:49] <DeeJayh> backup, SMB, etc
L475[10:33:49] <Skye> I built my backup out of PC parts I found
L476[10:33:55] <Skye> I can't exactly get a new one at will
L477[10:34:05] <DeeJayh> I understand that
L478[10:34:18] <gamax92> SATA cards
L479[10:34:27] <DeeJayh> but my point is, if you wanted a badass server it's not that expensive, but all you need is a motherboard and you're good
L480[10:34:48] <DeeJayh> even if you spend 20 on a motherboard and it doesnt have IDE, you can get a pci card with it for 5 bucks
L481[10:34:56] <Skye> I am glad that the data FS is not the root though
L482[10:36:15] <DeeJayh> I mean, almost no major company is using btrfs
L483[10:36:26] <DeeJayh> if there is I havent heard of it, but I'm sure someone somewhere is
L484[10:36:28] <DeeJayh> the point is
L485[10:36:34] <DeeJayh> there's a reason no one uses it
L486[10:37:03] <TYKUHN2> And that reason is?
L487[10:38:51] <DeeJayh> because IO workloads are bottlenecking at the drives, not because of the FS. It's also deprecating, why not use something more mature like ZFS if you HAVE to have features built into your FS itself
L488[10:39:32] <TYKUHN2> I honestly never even looked into BTRFS so that was a legitamate question ?
L489[10:41:10] <TYKUHN2> Hmmm
L490[10:41:11] <DeeJayh> btrfs is nice for like subvolumes and snapshots without using space, but these are things that can be handled third party by software specifically aimed at doing these things and doing them better than anything else. combine that with an LVM and you can do it all on the fly with no down time
L491[10:41:21] <TYKUHN2> My custom build sethc hook was flagged as a trojan
L492[10:41:44] <Izaya> tbh all of the downsides of btrfs seem to be related to long-term use
L493[10:42:09] <Izaya> I use it on my laptop and desktop but those never keep a filesystem for more than 6 months
L494[10:42:37] <DeeJayh> but it's just like why... why not just use ext4 or 3 (depending)
L495[10:43:07] <TYKUHN2> HAH punkbuster got flagged as well
L496[10:43:07] <Izaya> Because I abuse btrfs subvolumes and such
L497[10:43:45] <DeeJayh> The only reason I use a new technology filesystem is because I have no choice with windows
L498[10:44:04] <Izaya> Mint, Arch and Debian sitting in the same file system running as containers when not booted is useful
L499[10:44:33] <DeeJayh> why, why would you need to run three completely different flavors of linux
L500[10:44:43] <TYKUHN2> I run arch and debian
L501[10:44:45] <Izaya> 'course on the server I'm using ext4 because I can't really back up 15TB
L502[10:44:49] <TYKUHN2> Debian for desktop arch for server
L503[10:45:19] <DeeJayh> Right, and there's no way you need 15 tb worth of info either
L504[10:45:25] <DeeJayh> unless you're running a data center
L505[10:45:32] <DeeJayh> or beastiality website
L506[10:45:38] <Izaya> Because Arch is nice for mildly unstable interactive usage, Debian for stable 'it just werks' and Mint for demos
L507[10:46:09] <DeeJayh> so use a nice, journaling ext3/4 and rsync the information you need whenever you like with an LVM
L508[10:46:13] <ade124> I manage to break debian-based distros all the time
L509[10:46:19] <ade124> Including debian itself
L510[10:46:21] <Izaya> I have a large media collection - a few TB of movies and TV shows, a few hundred GB of music, about 100GB of books...
L511[10:46:34] <DeeJayh> ade124, define "break"
L512[10:46:49] <ade124> "Something not working as intended"
L513[10:47:06] <ade124> Optionally "And cannot be made to work as intended"
L514[10:47:17] <ade124> "Even though it could before"
L515[10:47:17] <Izaya> a computer not running windows is not working as the manufacturer intended
L516[10:47:21] <Izaya> ????
L517[10:47:36] <DeeJayh> lol
L518[10:47:39] <TYKUHN2> Hehe to be fair
L519[10:47:47] <ade124> The cannot be made to work as intended part would not apply
L520[10:48:06] <TYKUHN2> More specifically though he's focused on Debian's operation
L521[10:48:16] <TYKUHN2> Actually
L522[10:48:32] <TYKUHN2> Some computer manufactures I swear run Ubuntu on some end-user desktop systems.
L523[10:48:39] <gamax92> DeeJayh: High Performance FileSystem
L524[10:48:40] <Izaya> indeed
L525[10:48:43] <TYKUHN2> (Then again Ubuntu is as Linux as MacOS)
L526[10:48:53] <Izaya> Ubuntu is fairly close
L527[10:48:59] <Izaya> and it's getting closer
L528[10:49:10] <Izaya> considering they're using the only thing worse than Unity now
L529[10:49:12] <TYKUHN2> And Windows is close to perfect ?
L530[10:49:20] <DeeJayh> gamax92, I can't even remember the last time I heard of HPFS lol
L531[10:49:26] <DeeJayh> that was before my time
L532[10:49:28] <Izaya> Are you drunk, TYKUHN2?
L533[10:49:30] <ade124> Check out ubuntu kylin if you want real horror
L534[10:49:41] <DeeJayh> "Windows is close to perfect"
L535[10:49:42] <TYKUHN2> Exactly Izaya
L536[10:49:47] * DeeJayh holds the door open
L537[10:49:50] <DeeJayh> Show yourself out
L538[10:50:10] <gamax92> DeeJayh: OS/2 Warp :D
L539[10:50:12] <Moron> There's a reason I shoved Win10 to the door practically the day I got this laptop
L540[10:50:27] <Izaya> there was some Chinese distro that looked pretty nice actually
L541[10:50:29] <Moron> Also can I point out how annoying Firefox's searchbar is
L542[10:50:40] <gamax92> it's not?
L543[10:50:40] <DeeJayh> did that support like a maximum of 50 gigs lol
L544[10:50:57] <DeeJayh> something small, but ridiculously large for it's time
L545[10:50:59] <Moron> I keep typing in names of certain things and it tries to connect to them
L546[10:51:03] <Izaya> I tried Windows Server 2016 on my laptop at one point.
L547[10:51:16] <DeeJayh> windows is ok for a server
L548[10:51:19] <ade124> Chinese people have a habit of downloading optimiser programs and hoping they will work, of course they don't, but that shit is now in kylin
L549[10:51:21] <Izaya> Having three control panels is inconvenient
L550[10:51:29] <DeeJayh> I used it for years before I started on ubuntu
L551[10:51:40] <DeeJayh> but once I made the switch, I never looked back
L552[10:51:47] <ade124> Why does one need windows server instead of others
L553[10:51:52] <Moron> "Windows is Okay for a server" Looking for your Eternally Blue server?
L554[10:51:53] <Izaya> I tried Windows Server in the vague hope it'd be better than desktop Windows
L555[10:52:07] <Moron> INfact
L556[10:52:14] <gamax92> Kylin is that Chinese Ubuntu distro that is also Windows look alike right?
L557[10:52:17] <Moron> What if I loosed WannaCry on the local school network...
L558[10:52:19] <Izaya> as it turned out it was worse because it has a bunch of crap on top of it
L559[10:52:39] <Inari> Meh, no OS is anywhere close to perfect
L560[10:52:52] <DeeJayh> Correction
L561[10:52:56] <DeeJayh> NOTHING is close to perfect
L562[10:52:58] <Izaya> Moron, then you'd be a cunt and if anyone found out that had anything to do with the computers they'd murder you repeatedly
L563[10:52:59] <DeeJayh> not even close
L564[10:53:04] <gamax92> perfection is not a thing that can be achieved
L565[10:53:05] <Izaya> Everything sucks
L566[10:53:12] <Inari> DeeJayh: I don't think thats true
L567[10:53:14] <Izaya> all software sucks, all hardware sucks
L568[10:53:19] <gamax92> ^
L569[10:53:20] <DeeJayh> Inari, you'd be wrong
L570[10:53:24] <Inari> You can get pretty close to perfect circles fro example
L571[10:53:25] <Inari> :P
L572[10:53:31] <DeeJayh> omfg
L573[10:53:34] <DeeJayh> I'm leaving
L574[10:53:39] <Inari> Bye
L575[10:53:50] <Mettaton_Fab> @Moron the school would get fuckd
L576[10:54:29] <Izaya> I swear, if I go in tomorrow and I see WanaCrypt someone's gonna die
L577[10:54:45] <Mettaton_Fab> why
L578[10:54:46] <ade124> Just use wannacry without the ransomware and decrypting part
L579[10:54:55] <ade124> But leave the master key in the code
L580[10:54:58] <Mettaton_Fab> my school has unsafe computers
L581[10:55:06] <Mettaton_Fab> even the laptops are unsafe
L582[10:55:15] <Mettaton_Fab> especially the laptops are unsafe
L583[10:55:24] <Mettaton_Fab> they are still running windows xp
L584[10:55:35] <Izaya> I have spent a lot of time making sure the system is sane
L585[10:55:49] <ade124> I once tried opening a wannacry mock-up thing in windows forms on my school computer, deleted immediately
L586[10:55:54] <ade124> I should try a CD
L587[10:56:14] <Izaya> We have a stable, relatively secure, functional network of mostly Windows 7 boxen.
L588[10:56:28] <Izaya> If anyone disrupts that I'm going to roast their insides.
L589[10:56:58] <Mettaton_Fab> my school has like bad 2014 Lenovo AIO systems running windows 10 without newest patches installed
L590[10:57:15] <DeeJayh> I think you're all paranoid and delusional, or plain full of shit. <3
L591[10:57:22] <DeeJayh> (depending on who it is)
L592[10:57:29] <Izaya> we have decent 2012-2016 machines at work
L593[10:57:38] <Izaya> DeeJayh: am I paranoid or full of shit?
L594[10:57:42] <Izaya> or both?
L595[10:57:52] <DeeJayh> Neither, you've proven yourself legitimate
L596[10:57:55] <Mettaton_Fab> those PCs have replaced their old Windows XP systems
L597[10:57:56] <DeeJayh> Also, both
L598[10:58:02] <Izaya> oh okay
L599[10:58:04] <Izaya> excellent
L600[10:58:07] <Mettaton_Fab> one of the WinXP systems is now running ubuntu
L601[10:58:18] <DeeJayh> ^ please elaborate on that
L602[10:58:22] <Mettaton_Fab> and its still used at school
L603[10:58:25] <ade124> I should try wannacry on the windows xp computers in the lower form classrooms
L604[10:58:27] <ade124> My school has 2 custom built mini ITX boxes in the library
L605[10:58:29] <ade124> I would just install linux and not really worry about it
L606[10:58:34] <Mettaton_Fab> steal them
L607[10:58:49] <Izaya> we have two linux boxen for public use at work
L608[10:58:55] <Mettaton_Fab> the WinXP PC is running Ubuntu 12.04
L609[10:58:55] <Izaya> G4-era eMacs
L610[10:59:00] <Izaya> don't even ask
L611[10:59:04] <Mettaton_Fab> even tho it was set up in 2014
L612[10:59:17] <Mettaton_Fab> after Ubuntu 14.04 was released
L613[10:59:25] <ade124> No point in stealing those
L614[10:59:27] <ade124> Run emacs on eMacs
L615[10:59:48] <Izaya> I would but emacs is too heavy
L616[11:00:16] <ade124> emacs in the terminal?
L617[11:00:20] <Izaya> yes
L618[11:00:33] <DeeJayh> i dont see the huge obsession with emacs
L619[11:00:40] <Izaya> eight million gigs and constantly swapping
L620[11:00:42] <DeeJayh> I prefer nano, quick easy and to the point
L621[11:00:51] <Izaya> vim > emacs
L622[11:00:51] <DeeJayh> vim if I'm DTF
L623[11:00:58] <Izaya> I'm off to bed
L624[11:00:58] <Inari> down to fuck?
L625[11:00:58] <DeeJayh> see, great minds think alike
L626[11:01:01] <DeeJayh> yup
L627[11:01:07] <Inari> What does that even mean in the context
L628[11:01:19] <DeeJayh> I fuck with it
L629[11:01:26] <Inari> Riihgt
L630[11:01:34] <Inari> To each their own I guess
L631[11:01:41] <ade124> I use the open source version of VSCode for my non-python and non-rust coding needs, don't judge
L632[11:01:54] <DeeJayh> http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=i%20fuck%20with%20it
L633[11:02:00] <DeeJayh> its not "to each their own"
L634[11:02:07] <DeeJayh> it's very common modern day slang
L635[11:02:22] <DeeJayh> now what I said was only a play on that
L636[11:02:43] <AmandaC> It's also not real language, because everything on UD is made up by middle schoolers who think they're being cute and/ or funny
L637[11:03:27] <DeeJayh> No, it's commonly used, even in newer television series, and I dont mean the kind you find on MTV.
L638[11:03:56] <Inari> I was saying if you want to have sex with a text editor, thats fine by me
L639[11:04:02] <ade124> I have a thing for ligatures so sublime is out of the question, I also have a thing for not horrible performance so no atom
L640[11:04:17] <Izaya> never atom
L641[11:04:24] <DeeJayh> I mean, I'm not saying I wouldn't fuck vim...
L642[11:04:30] <AmandaC> I've been using vs code insiders
L643[11:04:32] <Izaya> vim is a drink
L644[11:04:34] <DeeJayh> but that wasn't the context of the discussion
L645[11:04:36] <Izaya> I'd drink vim
L646[11:04:40] <ade124> I used to use np++ before I discovered atom
L647[11:04:50] <DeeJayh> I still use np++
L648[11:04:55] <Izaya> np++ is okay
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L650[11:04:56] <DeeJayh> on my windows machine
L651[11:05:06] <DeeJayh> I wish it had a couple of things
L652[11:05:21] <DeeJayh> like concurrently editing variables without having to pull up the replace dialog
L653[11:05:27] <ade124> I also used np++ exclusively for my CC stuff
L654[11:05:30] <DeeJayh> and autocompletion by reaching into libraries
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L656[11:08:44] <ade124> My preferred clipboard editor thing is now Kate since I still can't be bothered to remove that from the favourites tab and replace it with VSCode and/or setup a terminal shortcut
L657[11:10:12] <ade124> (by that I mean: 1. I want to type not english into my MC sign 2. I open up kate and type the words 3. I copy it 4. I press F12 in MC 5. I paste it 6. I have my lovely sign
L658[11:10:16] <ade124> )
L659[11:10:42] <DeeJayh> now, what you COULD do, is just use english, but that's just one simple solution
L660[11:11:01] <DeeJayh> the other option is to create your own replacement for the clipboard system
L661[11:11:05] <ade124> All signs in my MC world are bilingual
L662[11:11:07] <DeeJayh> that supports all character fully
L663[11:11:34] <ade124> Another option is just to make me able to type in the god damn box that pops up when I press F12 directly
L664[11:13:43] <ade124> People are able to do this in screemshots with what I suspect to be fcitx or ibus-rime, but I need a very specific input method only available through ibus-table
L665[11:17:57] <DeeJayh> so reimplement your own ibus-table, using whatever successful execution rime is using
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L667[11:32:15] <AshIndigo> %choose hard or nightmare or insane
L668[11:32:16] <MichiBot> AshIndigo: insane
L669[11:32:26] <DeeJayh> lol
L670[11:32:34] * AshIndigo dies before he even clicks the option
L671[11:32:44] <Inari> What game :o
L672[11:32:50] <AshIndigo> Outlast 2
L673[11:32:55] <Inari> Heh
L674[11:32:55] <DeeJayh> O_O
L675[11:32:58] <Inari> watching an Outlast 2 stream
L676[11:32:58] <DeeJayh> Good luck
L677[11:33:02] <Inari> Well, VOD
L678[11:33:09] <DeeJayh> link or it didnt happen
L679[11:33:12] <Inari> Though I'm not all that interested in it
L680[11:33:24] <AshIndigo> I'm not going to actually do it
L681[11:33:24] <Inari> https://www.twitch.tv/videos/145504363 at 8h40m
L682[11:33:34] <AshIndigo> I'm not a complete masochist
L683[11:33:41] <gamax92> just 99%
L684[11:33:59] <Inari> I wonder how scary Outlast 2 would be with a full-bright hack
L685[11:34:13] <DeeJayh> messed up
L686[11:34:20] * AshIndigo wonders that too
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L693[11:55:34] <Vasuvo> Hello/
L694[11:55:36] <Vasuvo> ?
L695[11:56:22] <gamax92> hey
L696[11:56:40] <Vasuvo> hey
L697[11:56:44] <gamax92> good day
L698[11:56:48] <Vasuvo> Just messing around w/ OC, noticed there was an IRC program
L699[11:58:01] <gamax92> Inari: so many games get much less scary when you can actually see
L700[11:58:15] <Vasuvo> yea
L701[11:58:45] <gamax92> I want a game when it's mid day and also scary.
L702[11:59:04] <gamax92> and no cheap tricks like, oh it's mid day but there's also so much fog you can't see 2 feet infront of you
L703[11:59:09] <Vasuvo> In one of the slenderman games, once you beat it you get an option to play it during the daytime
L704[12:10:34] <AmandaC> gamax92: I'm not sure there's any similarly-powerful biological instincts that could be leveraged for a full-bright clear-visibility horror game. At least, not anything that is shared among a majority of people.
L705[12:11:12] <AmandaC> people don't like thick fog, or the night, because it interfers with the ability to assess threats and navigate
L706[12:11:26] <AmandaC> That's some pretty deep lizard-brain stuff
L707[12:16:38] <AmandaC> ccccccgeknrdivevhiutditufildkceuggvruktkjeth
L708[12:16:41] <AmandaC> oops
L709[12:17:20] <AmandaC> plz no steel my yubikey id
L710[12:19:51] * AmandaC contemplates if she even wants that function of her yubikey nano 4
L711[12:20:09] <AmandaC> I remapped it to long-press but idk that it's even relevent for me
L712[12:21:03] <gamax92> %lua local a={} for i=1,48 do a[i]=math.random(97, 122) end return string.char(table.unpack(a))
L713[12:21:04] <MichiBot> vkuuxfithomqjnyxqsdpagduekdczfnvphqnmzhunukxhjvx
L714[12:22:22] <AmandaC> gamax92: there's some structure to the data, it's a alternate encoding for base 16
L715[12:22:43] * AmandaC disables the OTP function on her key, which in theory will keep the key but disable the press
L716[12:27:42] <Pwootage> the "cccccc" at the beginning looks an awful lot like padding
L717[12:28:23] <AmandaC> It's part of my device's id
L718[12:28:55] <AmandaC> I forget how modhex goes, but it's possible it's 0
L719[12:29:50] <gamax92> how long until we have password protected people
L720[12:30:22] <AmandaC> gamax92: please enter your Social Security number, and PIN, and you can hear amanda's answer for this!
L721[12:30:47] <gamax92> 923-29-1974 9781
L722[12:31:05] <AmandaC> Processing... Processing....
L723[12:31:18] <AmandaC> Validated. The alswer is as follows: Oooo free money/!
L724[12:31:25] <AmandaC> :P
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L726[12:35:15] <DeeJayh> Izaya, is gamax's emulator the one you use?
L727[12:36:23] * AmandaC wonders if gamax92 hilights on gamax
L728[12:36:30] <DeeJayh> nope
L729[12:38:54] <DeeJayh> Checked my history and see now that it is
L730[12:39:04] <DeeJayh> gamax92, is there a way to switch the eeprom on the OCEmu?
L731[12:39:21] <DeeJayh> or is it hard-coded
L732[12:39:40] <AmandaC> %choose stay or go
L733[12:39:41] <MichiBot> AmandaC: go
L734[12:39:43] <AmandaC> hrm
L735[12:39:45] <gamax92> it's copied to the instance folder
L736[12:40:02] <gamax92> inside of a folder named after the eeprom's uuid
L737[12:40:32] <AmandaC> bbl
L738[12:40:36] <gamax92> DeeJayh: oh, are you using the Windows builds?
L739[12:40:43] <DeeJayh> correct
L740[12:40:48] <DeeJayh> 64 bit if it matters
L741[12:40:54] <gamax92> those /might/ not be updated, I'll get to doing that soon
L742[12:41:00] <DeeJayh> :(
L743[12:41:08] <gamax92> otherwise it's still in the instance folder and editable
L744[12:41:12] <gamax92> ~w eeprom
L745[12:41:12] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:eeprom
L746[12:41:15] <gamax92> also that still works
L747[12:41:51] <DeeJayh> using openos 1.6.1
L748[12:41:55] <DeeJayh> according to the emu
L749[12:42:00] <DeeJayh> not sure what the latest is
L750[12:42:12] <DeeJayh> why haven't you updated the windows binaries, out of curiousity?
L751[12:42:59] <gamax92> because I forget to
L752[12:43:08] <DeeJayh> lol
L753[12:43:44] <DeeJayh> I mean I can probably get a linux environment up in 5 minutes but it would be nice just to do my editing from my main OS
L754[12:43:58] <DeeJayh> Haven't had to dual boot this gaming rig yet
L755[12:44:20] <DeeJayh> could always just run it on my server and fuck with it from an ssh too
L756[12:49:50] <gamax92> DeeJayh: updated
L757[12:50:05] <DeeJayh> you're truly amazing. much appreciated!
L758[12:51:35] <DeeJayh> gamax92, working perfectly and updated to oos 1.6.2, lovely
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L760[12:52:06] <DeeJayh> still not seeing and instance however
L761[12:53:06] <DeeJayh> an*
L762[12:53:27] <DeeJayh> nevermind, it's under appdata
L763[12:53:40] <DeeJayh> I assumed it would be in the root folder containing the binary
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L767[13:38:43] <Inari> %inv create ?
L768[13:38:44] * MichiBot summons '?' and adds to her inventory. I could get some good swings in with this.
L769[13:46:19] <Mettaton_Fab> why tho
L770[13:48:11] <Inari> Cause http://unicodelovehotel.com/
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L773[14:16:28] <Kilobyte> Inari: thats some nix 0x01F3E9 you got there
L774[14:16:31] <Kilobyte> *nice
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L776[14:24:52] <gamax92> Inari owns a love hotel
L777[14:26:37] <Mettaton_Fab> Inari maybe lives in a Love Hotel
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L781[14:47:20] <gamax92> Unicode was a mistake
L782[14:48:14] <Mimiru> life was a mistake
L783[14:52:38] <20kdc> "// Windows and Ubuntu shows a black box for the character, so make it transparent" *liiiieeesssss my system shows it fine*... wait, I'm not an Ubuntu user.
L784[14:53:01] <Corded> * <20kdc> mumbles something like "Still, don't generalize against all Linux systems just because Ubuntu CBA to..."
L785[14:55:03] <Inari> %inv create chocolate rain
L786[14:55:05] * MichiBot summons 'chocolate rain' and adds to her inventory. I could get some good swings in with this.
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L788[14:56:53] <20kdc> Yes! Chocolate rain!
L789[14:56:57] <Corded> * <20kdc> gets a bucket
L790[15:00:44] <Vasuvo> That's cool.
L791[15:01:04] <Vasuvo> Left my computer on the IRC channel when I logged off the server, came back and its still going
L792[15:01:46] <gamax92> yeah, sometimes IRC just ends and needs someone to reboot it
L793[15:01:53] <Inari> Having a real michibot would be the best thing ever
L794[15:01:55] <Inari> You just go
L795[15:02:02] <Inari> %inv create whatever-you-want
L796[15:02:02] * MichiBot summons 'whatever-you-want' and adds to her inventory. This seems very sturdy.
L797[15:02:07] <Inari> %give Inari whatever-you-want
L798[15:02:07] * MichiBot gives Inari whatever-you-want from her inventory
L799[15:02:09] <Inari> \o/
L800[15:02:13] <gamax92> %give Inari gamax92
L801[15:02:14] * MichiBot gives Inari gamax92 from her inventory
L802[15:02:18] <Inari> Ew
L803[15:02:21] <gamax92> lol
L804[15:04:05] <Vasuvo> I haven't been able to get the 'alongtimeago' program working in 1.10. Is it just broken?
L805[15:05:47] <20kdc> %inv create a magical box that does anything I ask it to according to the interpretation I want it to have
L806[15:05:49] * MichiBot compresses the sentence into a more manageable format since it was too long.
L807[15:06:05] <20kdc> %give 20kdc a magical box that does anything I ask it to according to the interpretation I want it to have
L808[15:06:05] <MichiBot> 20kdc: No item found to give away.
L809[15:06:08] <20kdc> ...
L810[15:06:10] <Inari> Haha
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L812[15:06:50] <20kdc> Inari: You are the master... mistress? Whichever one. Of MichiBot.
L813[15:06:51] <Inari> Vasuvo: What does it say when you try it
L814[15:06:59] <Inari> No?
L815[15:08:35] <Mimiru> @20kdc that'd be me
L816[15:10:04] <gamax92> %give Inari Inari
L817[15:10:05] * MichiBot gives Inari Inari from her inventory
L818[15:10:28] <Vasuvo> Inari: It gives an error message. Gimme a sec, I'l re-installing it to check what the error is
L819[15:13:36] <Vasuvo> "boot/01_process.lua:48; too long without yielding;"
L820[15:25:44] <Inari> Heh
L821[15:28:05] <Inari> Vasuvo: Any stacktrace?
L822[15:28:30] <Vasuvo> Yeah. I'll put it on imgur and put a link here
L823[15:30:22] <Vasuvo> http://imgur.com/n8pfHUq
L824[15:31:43] <Vasuvo> Inari: there
L825[15:37:19] <Inari> net.minecraft.client.renderer.StitcherException: Unable to fit: opencomputers:items/graphicsCard3 - size: 16x16 - Maybe try a lowerresolution resourcepack?
L826[15:37:19] <Inari> wat
L827[15:38:16] <Inari> Isuppose cause I updated my gpu driver earlier
L828[15:39:30] <Vasuvo> was that from launching mc?
L829[15:39:38] <Vasuvo> oh, i didnt read the 2nd part
L830[15:39:42] <Vasuvo> :I
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L832[15:43:04] <Inari> gamax92: How does oCEmu even work
L833[15:43:29] <Inari> I guess I lack SDL2
L834[15:48:20] <Inari> Woo
L835[15:48:22] <Inari> I got it to run
L836[15:48:23] <Inari> I guess
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L838[15:54:31] <gamax92> Inari: how does typing even work :/
L839[15:54:41] <Inari> ?
L840[15:54:47] <gamax92> :/
L841[15:54:59] <Inari> Dunno,it didn't wanna run after extracting :D
L842[15:55:01] <Keridos> @Sangar Does the capability based approach for simple component work on both 1.10.2 and 1.11.2 OC?
L843[15:55:08] <Inari> It didn't wanna find sdl2.dll
L844[15:55:12] <Inari> or sdl2/init.lua
L845[15:55:17] <gamax92> Inari: :/
L846[15:55:19] <Keridos> And if yes, could you provide me with an example implementation
L847[15:55:29] <Inari> So I moved sdl2.dll into extras
L848[15:55:31] <Inari> and sdl2 folder too
L849[15:56:00] <Inari> and main.lua too
L850[15:56:03] <Inari> and then it owrked
L851[15:56:04] <Inari> orso
L852[15:57:46] <Inari> I think it tries to gmatch that string thingy and just times out XD
L853[15:58:10] <Mimiru> @Keridos, good luck getting a reply :P
L854[16:04:38] <Vasuvo> So how would I fix it?
L855[16:05:27] <Inari> AmandaC / payonel : https://www.reddit.com/r/aww/comments/6chn0f/lick_lick_wait_where_was_this_finger_at_before/
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L857[16:16:32] <Inari> AmandaC / payonel : http://imgur.com/gallery/WrX2XBC
L858[16:16:53] <Inari> Vasuvo: dunno, I tried to add a quick hack, but seems lua's string handling is too terrible for htat :P
L859[16:18:10] <AmandaC> Inari :D
L860[16:18:13] <AmandaC> At that second one
L861[16:21:10] <Mimiru> @Naomi caught our cat doing that last night
L862[16:21:14] <Mimiru> damn spinners lol
L863[16:21:43] <Sangar> @Keridos cap based should work for 1.10 and 1.11 yes
L864[16:21:50] <Mimiru> Holy shit
L865[16:21:52] <Mimiru> He lives.
L866[16:23:49] <Sangar> just a little
L867[16:26:39] <Mimiru> AmandaC, Inari this was my cat last night http://michi.pc-logix.com/2017-05-21_16-26-13.mp4
L868[16:27:22] <AmandaC> Mimiru: jesus christ, do you live in an active lava zone!? That lensing of the floorboards!
L869[16:27:48] <Mimiru> blame FB, which where I captured the video from
L870[16:28:01] <Mimiru> since I don't have her phone for the source
L871[16:29:15] <AmandaC> hehe
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L873[16:34:24] <Inari> Mimiru: hehe
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L878[17:06:10] <AmandaC> %choose watch youtube or play games
L879[17:06:11] <MichiBot> AmandaC: play games
L880[17:12:21] <gamax92> I love how everyone is super not hyped for the ow anniversary event anymore
L881[17:19:23] <20kdc> AmandaC: Let's play "the floor is lava". Literally.
L882[17:19:51] <20kdc> Good luck! \* Warning. Playing literal the-floor-is-lava may result in burning, burning by convection, and death.
L883[17:20:14] <20kdc> \* Highly unadvisable.
L884[17:22:22] <AmandaC> gamax92: did they announce something new in the lore that made them all angry, like when they put the Christmas comic out showing tracer was not only a lesbian, but in a committed relationship?
L885[17:23:00] <Skye> @20kdc have you watched the history of the entire world, I guess?
L886[17:23:14] <20kdc> You guess that I've watched the history of the entire world?
L887[17:23:15] <gamax92> AmandaC: there's a skin preview that people are super not pumped about, new maps that look like they're for 1v1/3v3 which the majority of OW players don't go to
L888[17:23:19] <20kdc> Uh, you guess incorrectly.
L889[17:23:45] <AmandaC> gamax92: I see
L890[17:24:24] <Skye> The video is called "the history of her entire world, i guess"
L891[17:25:32] <AmandaC> Skye: hi bill
L892[17:25:38] <gamax92> the skins make them look like cheap plastic knockoff toys
L893[17:26:21] <AmandaC> gamax92: ah.
L894[17:26:42] <Skye> AmandaC: I can't make anything that cool though so I am not
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L896[17:27:53] <AmandaC> gamax92: did you ever mess with that tsf Lua thing? Curious if there's any changes you made I can incorporate, as I think I'm going to try and work on my oc lua stuff again sometime soon-ish
L897[17:41:50] <Pwootage> Well at least it compiles for macOS successfully http://tinyurl.com/m847jel
L898[17:43:34] <20kdc> We are here today to mourn the death of Dunder Uktape, Javascript engine used by... (wait, was it duktape being used in ocjs, or...?)
L899[17:43:51] <Pwootage> (duktape yes)
L900[17:46:20] <20kdc> It was murdered in an awful incident involving the OpenComputers Javascript Engine Monitor, a knife, and at least three mice.
L901[17:47:08] <Skye> Three Blind Mice, Three Blind Mice...
L902[17:47:58] <20kdc> No, Skye, they weren't blind. At least, the doctors say they weren't before they were used as sacrificial elements to attempt to revive the Engine after death by the Engine Monitor.
L903[17:48:36] <20kdc> Though, that only covers the three mice that were found.
L904[17:48:56] <Skye> Were their tails cut off with a carving knife? And why are nursery rhymes so creepy?
L905[17:48:56] <20kdc> There might have been three, other, blind mice. Would you happen to know anything about them, Skye?
L906[17:49:28] <20kdc> (Yeah, totally adding Skye to the People Suspected In The Duktape Killing.)
L907[17:50:16] <Skye> Why are nursery rhymes so creepy?
L908[17:50:22] <BloodyRain2k> Forecaster, is there a way to increase the range in which logistic drones can see their frames or do you need to program the other drones especially for that?
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L919[18:57:57] <gamax92> convert tomato juice into pizza sauce?
L920[19:03:42] <gamax92> works
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L922[19:04:56] <gamax92> flattened bread as pizza crust? ehh.
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L931[21:23:40] <DeeJayh> http://i.imgur.com/nrJoiBL.png
L932[21:23:43] <DeeJayh> Made my day...
L933[21:24:00] <DeeJayh> @20kdc
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L936[21:27:14] <BloodyRain2k> 16 electric compressors and a 4x4 chamber hold a LOT of air
L937[21:27:31] <BloodyRain2k> I'm doing my best to leak all out and it just doesn't wanna hurry up xD
L938[21:28:06] <BloodyRain2k> ffs there's still 2 bar with 4 open ends ._.
L939[21:28:32] <BloodyRain2k> *5
L940[21:29:55] <BloodyRain2k> 0.2 bar and 150L to go...
L941[21:31:13] <BloodyRain2k> finally empty, now to see how fast 16 electric compressors need to fill that back to 17.5 on the pressure end and how much power they pull from the reactor :3 or rather, if it'll turn on
L942[21:32:19] <BloodyRain2k> ok it would have already, turns out that vanilla comparators get fucked up occasionally, it was putting out 8+ while the thing is empty...
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L945[21:54:35] <BloodyRain2k> mhmmm, seems like somnia and nuclear reactors don't like each other, or BC pipes which were responsible for the coolant
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L953[22:37:46] <BloodyRain2k> pneumatic craft is funny: redstone input prevents this machine from working, apply a redstone signal (that alone is already conflicting) - there's no EU input, provide power to the machine
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L955[22:38:03] <BloodyRain2k> and both "problems" are listed while the machine has a signal, power AND is actively working xD
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