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L5[01:24:49] <Kileahh> Hello
L6[01:25:03] <turbopenguin> o7
L7[01:37:38] <Kileahh> I'm trying OC, for the first time, and to test it, I try a little code. I connected a railcraft's tank with an adapter, who is detect by the OC "components" but in my LUA file at execution, there is an error "attempt to index field '?'", and I don't understand it : https://pastebin.com/nQa2B9Xz . So i'm here to ask your help, please
L8[01:39:43] <turbopenguin> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9397117/attempt-to-index-field-nil-value
L9[01:39:47] <turbopenguin> dont know if that will help you.
L10[01:40:46] <turbopenguin> looks like you may have an empty table.
L11[01:40:54] <payonel> kileahh: is that all the code?
L12[01:41:05] <turbopenguin> looks like only the error readout.
L13[01:41:24] <payonel> the error says line 6, but you have no code on line 6
L14[01:41:50] <turbopenguin> we would have to see the code to help you :(
L15[01:43:57] <Kileahh> Sorry, my error, I copied error, but forget the code (i will craft a network card)
L16[01:44:42] <payonel> kileahh: do you understand the lua error but not why it is failing? or both of those things?
L17[01:46:10] <Kileahh> I understand the lua error, but why it is failing, yes
L18[01:54:13] <Kileahh> Here is the full code : https://pastebin.com/r0GAFvRp
L19[01:54:33] <payonel> tInfo[0] is nil, then
L20[01:54:48] <payonel> tInfo is probably an funtion iterator
L21[01:55:00] <payonel> print(type(tInfo)) on line 5
L22[01:55:09] <payonel> it'll probably say "function"
L23[01:55:23] <payonel> but i don't know, i don't know the tank_controller api
L24[01:55:30] <payonel> oh also, lua is 1 based
L25[01:55:37] <payonel> so if it is a table, you'll likely need tInfo[1]
L26[01:56:44] <Kileahh> I type "print(type(tInfo))", it return "table", and I change to tInfo[1]
L27[01:57:14] <payonel> well you could do things like `#tInfo` to see the array size of the table
L28[01:57:33] <payonel> or https://paste.pc-logix.com/axelujogol to print the table keys
L29[01:57:43] <payonel> lots of things you can do to investigate the data you have before you assume how to use it
L30[01:58:57] <Kileahh> it returns "n" and #tInfo returns 0, so it's an empty array, I think
L31[02:00:16] <payonel> yes
L32[02:04:10] <Kileahh> I try a for to test each side of the adapter, there is nothing connect to itcomponents
L33[02:04:55] <payonel> kileaahh -- the adapter is giving you the tank_controller
L34[02:05:12] <payonel> the tank_controller on the other hand apparently sees no tanks
L35[02:09:30] <Kileahh> I found the problem, the adapter need to be connect to a railcraft valve
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L38[02:11:48] <turbopenguin> o.O
L39[02:16:26] <Kileahh> And it works, thanks you !
L40[02:32:13] <Kileahh> Goodbye
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L55[05:40:05] <Dustpuppy> hi
L56[05:41:03] <Dustpuppy> someone an idea, how to get the absolute path of something, like this /etc/../usr/lib/.. ?
L57[05:44:04] <Inari> ~oc shell
L58[05:44:04] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:shell
L59[05:44:27] <Inari> Hm
L60[05:45:29] <g> shell.resolve() is probably closest to what you want?
L61[05:45:33] <g> hmm
L62[05:45:41] <Inari> But it seems to look for an actual existing path
L63[05:45:45] <Inari> Which migth be not wht they want
L64[05:48:53] <Dustpuppy> that will do the job
L65[05:48:57] <Dustpuppy> thanks
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L68[06:30:56] <Saphire> Rawr
L69[06:31:13] <Saphire> Dustpuppy: uh, wait
L70[06:31:17] <Saphire> XY problem.
L71[06:31:24] <Saphire> What do you want to truly do?
L72[06:31:32] <Saphire> Why do you need such path?
L73[06:31:44] <Saphire> Oh... Derp, I am idiot
L74[06:31:46] <Saphire> Ignore
L75[06:31:50] * Saphire hides
L76[06:32:45] <Dustpuppy> making a file dialog. if user change directory one up, i don't want to give the new path with /.. at the end
L77[06:33:39] <Izaya> turn the path into a table
L78[06:34:19] <Izaya> ie gmatch("/(.-)")
L79[06:34:22] <Izaya> then remove the last entry
L80[06:34:55] <Dustpuppy> why? if i have an up button and user is in /etc. the next path is /etc/.. only need to resolve this
L81[06:36:23] <g> split the path into a table, yeah
L82[06:36:31] <g> then you don't have to keep parsing it
L83[06:36:54] <g> "/etc/a/b/c" -> ["etc", "a", "b", "c"]
L84[06:37:04] <g> or however you prefer
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L87[06:44:38] <Dustpuppy> i could simply cut the last 3 characters from path, if they are /..
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L89[07:01:07] <WatchtowerOrator> Time for a new episode from Forecaster! You're welcome!
L90[07:01:07] <WatchtowerOrator> https://youtu.be/yBqZMz7QCzY - RailcraftLP [Episode 27] - Radioactive Robot Rumble
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L94[07:02:58] <Izaya> Forecaster: your bot works well
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L99[08:24:54] <AmandaC> gamax92: do you remember waaay back when when I was getting irq stuff workingn on my C++ thistle stuff? I found why NMIs were being triggered instead of IRQs?
L100[08:25:47] <AmandaC> gamax92: I found why, it is a thistle bug. https://github.com/gamax92/Thistle/blob/master/src/main/java/gamax92/thistle/devices/RTC.java#L134-L137 no break here, and if the nmi matches, the irq doesn't run (https://github.com/gamax92/Thistle/blob/master/src/main/java/gamax92/thistle/devices/RTC.java#L58-L61)
L101[08:28:55] <AmandaC> s/why NMIs/NMIs/
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L103[08:32:25] <Inari> Hrm
L104[08:32:46] <Inari> My android SD card is acting slow and sometimes seemed to eject itself. When its in the phone I can access its data though
L105[08:32:57] <Inari> But when I put it to the laptop I ust get a LOST.DIR folder D:
L106[08:34:05] <Inari> Guess I'll try getting a new one
L107[08:38:02] <AmandaC> gamax92: I feex https://github.com/gamax92/Thistle/pull/3
L108[08:42:33] <Izaya> SD cards on Android are infuriating
L109[08:42:49] <Izaya> You can have it for media storage but apps can't write to it by design
L110[08:43:08] <Izaya> Which means I can't synchronise my music or books on my SD card
L111[08:43:11] <Izaya> thanks, Google
L112[08:43:52] <g> Apps can write to it by design
L113[08:43:57] <g> But they have to be written to do that
L114[08:44:02] <g> There's a permission they have to request
L115[08:44:48] <Izaya> none of them do >.>
L116[08:45:09] <Izaya> which means syncthing can't write to my SD card without root
L117[08:45:18] <Izaya> which is a huge, unstable security hole
L118[08:45:20] <Syrren> ^ I feel your pain
L119[08:45:34] <AmandaC> uh. syncthing writes to the "SD Card" on my Pixel just fine?
L120[08:45:51] <Izaya> Doesn't a pixel not have an SD card slot?
L121[08:45:55] <g> syncthing works fine on my device, been a while since I've used it
L122[08:46:12] <AmandaC> It has a virtual SD Card that exposes a chunk of the userdata folder
L123[08:46:14] <g> A lot of android devices have an internal "SD card" for data storage that's totally separate from the system
L124[08:46:17] <Izaya> Because you have /sdcard and then /storage/UUID-SHIT/ which is the actual SD card
L125[08:46:30] <Syrren> ~the //sdcard is a lie~
L126[08:46:42] <Syrren> s#//#/#
L127[08:46:46] <Syrren> (come on MichiBot)
L128[08:46:54] <Izaya> https://my.mixtape.moe/npurdd.png
L129[08:47:14] <Izaya> //sdcard is a link to /storage/emulated/0
L130[08:47:52] <AmandaC> yes, and if you point Syncthing at a subfolder of /storage/UUID-SHIT it should be able to sync there, once it pops up the permission prompt
L131[08:47:59] <Izaya> it does not
L132[08:48:06] <Izaya> it either fails entirely or crashes
L133[08:48:23] <Izaya> ... one of those is reduntant
L134[08:48:37] <AmandaC> /storage/emulated/0 is semantically the sae as /storage/uuid-shit according to the android API
L135[08:48:37] <g> there's /mnt/sdcard and /mnt/ext_sdcard
L136[08:48:50] <Izaya> if I give it root it works for 10 minutes THEN crashes
L137[08:48:54] <Izaya> which is great
L138[08:49:10] <AmandaC> that's likely because of a bug in syncthing / other fuckery you've done as root on the phone
L139[08:49:16] <Lizzy> AFAIK with newer android versions, permission to write to the external SD card is a seperate perm and gives access to the whole SD card (which imo is stupid)
L140[08:49:44] <AmandaC> Lizzy: in N or O they added per-folder permission prompts for the SD Card folders
L141[08:49:48] <Syrren> it's only semi-stupid -- the problem is that android relies on unix permissions -- which do not exist in FAT32.
L142[08:50:07] <Izaya> I really need to format my SD card as f2fs
L143[08:50:11] <AmandaC> Syrren: they have a whole mess of a FUSE FS to bandaid that
L144[08:50:28] <Syrren> I imagine they do, what with the new per-folder magic you referred to
L145[08:50:30] <Izaya> then make it not mount it as noexec
L146[08:50:48] <Izaya> also, I'm running Android 6 or specifically cyanogenmod
L147[08:51:00] <Izaya> so if it's fixed in more recent versions that's unfortunate
L148[08:51:03] <Syrren> or specifically lineageos*
L149[08:51:06] <Izaya> no
L150[08:51:10] <Izaya> it's cyanogenmod
L151[08:51:13] <g> Have you checked what perms syncthing actually has?
L152[08:51:15] <Syrren> cyanogenmod is dead ;_;
L153[08:51:35] <g> you might have just denied it by mistake
L154[08:51:46] <Izaya> lineage doesn't have automatic call rejection or a theme engine yet
L155[08:52:29] <Syrren> I'm not defending Lineage, I'm just disappointed that cyanogen got nopehammered
L156[08:52:37] <Izaya> as such, still using CM >.>
L157[08:53:17] <AmandaC> https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing-android/issues/201
L158[08:53:31] <AmandaC> XPrivacy is a suspected issue-causer
L159[08:54:10] <Izaya> xprivacy is an xposed module, right?
L160[08:54:17] <Izaya> no xposed for my weird build
L161[08:54:21] <AmandaC> no idea, I'm not in that scene
L162[08:54:37] <Michiyo> Syrren, it looks for *exactly* s/something/something
L163[08:55:08] <Syrren> Michiyo: Yeah, I get it. I'm spoilt by perl
L164[08:55:14] <g> yeah it's an xposed module
L165[08:55:20] <Syrren> qq<this is double quotes> qq a nd so is this a
L166[08:55:41] <Izaya> https://my.mixtape.moe/plvanf.png
L167[08:55:47] <Syrren> s(bracketed regex)(can be done too)
L168[08:56:16] <AmandaC> vOv then
L169[08:56:46] <AmandaC> I could have sworn that the APIs for SD cards being treated the same was in M, but I guess not
L170[08:57:48] <g> I'm on M
L171[08:58:00] <g> I've had those prompts
L172[08:58:33] <Izaya> which number is M?
L173[08:59:56] <AmandaC> 6
L174[09:00:21] <AmandaC> API 25 I think
L175[09:01:36] <AmandaC> sorry, 23
L176[09:02:27] <Izaya> 6.0.1 here
L177[09:02:45] <Izaya> why were they using kernel 3.10 in late 2016?
L178[09:02:57] <Izaya> debian 8 is more updated than that
L179[09:03:05] <AmandaC> because BSPs are slow to update for phone hardware.
L180[09:03:09] <AmandaC> slow and expensive
L181[09:08:00] <Izaya> I'm confused
L182[09:08:03] <Izaya> it's working for now
L183[09:08:11] <Izaya> I guess I'll see if it's still working when I get up
L184[09:11:22] <gamax92> 2.4 best kernal
L185[09:12:23] <gamax92> AmandaC: oh, oops.
L186[09:14:51] <gamax92> ~w filesystem api
L187[09:14:51] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:filesystem
L188[09:14:55] * Izaya hmms
L189[09:15:15] <Izaya> Maybe I should go scorched-earth on this thing
L190[09:15:32] <Temia> >kernal
L191[09:15:35] <Temia> Spotted the GEOS user
L192[09:15:36] <Izaya> Turn it into a sane distro and run Plasma Mobile
L193[09:15:44] <gamax92> Dustpuppy: filesystem.canonical
L194[09:15:51] <Syrren> >greentext which is not green
L195[09:15:59] <gamax92> Temia: I have never used geos
L196[09:16:12] <Temia> oh. :u
L197[09:16:49] * gamax92 pets silly moo
L198[09:16:58] <Izaya> apparently GeOS was available for stuff other than the C64/6502
L199[09:17:02] <Izaya> surprised me
L200[09:18:43] <gamax92> GEOS for Thistle
L201[09:19:24] <gamax92> We got a 320x200 1 bpp screen option
L202[09:21:41] <Temia> GEOS, not GeOS. It's not a cousin of BeOS :v
L203[09:21:51] <Izaya> habit
L204[09:21:56] <Temia> <3
L205[09:22:12] <Izaya> :3
L206[09:22:27] <Izaya> if they were related that'd be p. damn cool though
L207[09:25:06] <gamax92> ZeUS
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L209[09:40:05] <vifino> NooDLES
L210[09:40:41] <Corded> * <Lizzy> snuggles vifino
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L214[10:03:40] <Temia> Hrm.
L215[10:04:31] <Temia> Still getting some crackling in my Windows VM. Even an increased buffer isn't helping, which makes me wonder if it's an issue with the transport from guest to host rather than the audio plugin.
L216[10:05:51] <Inari> Maybe you have a fire
L217[10:08:20] <Temia> No, I gave that away long ago.
L218[10:08:50] <gamax92> Mind readers
L219[10:13:21] <g> I wish windows server wasn't so damn expensive
L220[10:13:37] <g> all I want is something to throw in a VM that won't reboot all the time :v
L221[10:14:26] <Lizzy> what about windows versions prior to 10/2016?
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L223[10:14:44] <g> I don't think you're allowed to virtualise those on a server
L224[10:15:14] <g> like, any desktop version at all
L225[10:15:25] <g> 2016 seems to be the cheapest option with a virtualisation license sadly
L226[10:15:55] <Lizzy> what do you mean by 'not allowed'?
L227[10:17:27] <g> there are license stipulations
L228[10:17:42] <g> if you want to virtualise windows, you need a license that allows for it
L229[10:17:54] <g> not that MS can actually tell, but I don't want OVH to push my server over
L230[10:18:37] <g> I guess there's the microsoftsoftwareswap subreddit, but I always wonder how these keys are a thing in the first place
L231[10:18:47] <g> I did get a genuine windows 10 key there before, but..
L232[10:19:33] <gamax92> DirectX11 to Vulkan wrapper
L233[10:20:26] <g> like, $40 for windows server 2016 when it normally costs like $500? :thonk:
L234[10:21:30] <g> the only thing I can think of is companies buying huge amounts of keys in bulk and then not needing them later
L235[10:22:19] <Temia> Honestly, I've had more trouble from Nvidia when virtualizing than I have from Windows, ever.
L236[10:22:26] <Lizzy> yeah, though generally if you have the volume licensing you can't easilly give out the 'extra' keys
L237[10:24:08] <g> yeah, usually you need a licensing server or something, don't you
L238[10:24:35] <Temia> Do you need a special license to virtualize a licensing server? :V
L239[10:24:41] <g> lol
L240[10:24:50] <g> well I imagine the licensing server is a domain-controller windows server, so
L241[10:25:27] <Lizzy> KMS server, and i think it can be domain joined but it's generally not the DC
L242[10:25:30] <Skye> Temia, what sound card does it emulate?
L243[10:25:36] <Lizzy> KMS server, and i think it can be domain joined but it's generally not a DC
L244[10:25:44] <g> I see
L245[10:26:01] <Skye> I know that virtualbox has Soundblaster 16 or something, and that's low quality from personal experience.
L246[10:26:25] <Lizzy> i think KMS is found through DNS entries
L247[10:27:03] <g> hmm
L248[10:27:21] <g> well I can afford to waste $40-$45 but..
L249[10:27:25] <Temia> Intel ICH9 HD audio. I tried ICH6 too, there was no discernable difference.
L250[10:29:01] <Lizzy> also g, a thing to note with Windows server 2016, you might want to make sure that automatic restart is turned off via group policy if it's on. I think @Mimiru had some issues with it randomly rebooting for updates
L251[10:29:16] <Temia> I'm using QEMU/kvm, for the record.
L252[10:29:22] <gamax92> Temia: native Linux applications don't have the cracking problem?
L253[10:29:23] <g> Thanks for the tip
L254[10:29:27] <Temia> Not in the least.
L255[10:30:05] <Temia> I've been using Clementine to test the audio output (and make sure my headphones are properly seated since the headphone adapter I'm using on this stereo is barely working).
L256[10:30:43] <Temia> Audacious has no issues with popping either -- it appears to be occuring somewhere between the guest and virtualization library.
L257[10:31:09] <g> hmhmhm
L258[10:31:16] <g> does windows 10 pro have group policy? I think it does right?
L259[10:31:25] <gamax92> yes
L260[10:31:27] <Lizzy> yes
L261[10:31:31] <Syrren> won't save you from autoreboots though afaik
L262[10:31:49] <gamax92> I have never had an auto reboot
L263[10:32:00] <Temia> From what I've read, this issue is endemic between output methods too.
L264[10:32:43] <g> I have a pro key just sitting here unused, I'm just reading up on licensing
L265[10:32:52] <g> apparently you can virtualise it if you're the only person accessing it
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L267[10:33:34] <Corded> * <Lizzy> has a spare Windows 8.1 key because she bought that at some point
L268[10:34:26] <Temia> I ended up using the Win8.1N key a friend gave me for my laptop when setting up this VM, since apparently upgrading to 10 just gives you a separate license anyway?
L269[10:35:40] <g> yeah, this looks fine
L270[10:35:47] <g> OK, guess I know what project I'm gonna be undertaking tomorrow..
L271[10:36:11] <gamax92> *small internet slowdown* "OMG is Facebook hacked??" ~ father
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L273[10:37:16] <gamax92> *first click doesn't work due to him buying used mice* "Russians are hacking my Facebook"
L274[10:37:45] <gamax92> No father, you are just a moron.
L275[10:39:08] <gamax92> It's been: look at all this money I'm saving by buying used mice, damn the mouse is warn out.. Three times
L276[10:39:24] <Temia> Sigh :/
L277[10:39:36] <Temia> It sounds like he hasn't had a thought of his own in his life.
L278[10:40:59] <gamax92> He keeps looking to me as if I can fix any of that.
L279[10:41:37] <Temia> Relying on other people to do all the thinking (and work) for him. eesh. .-.
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L281[10:42:17] <gamax92> I dunno, he's about 57 now
L282[10:42:32] <AmandaC> gamax92: good news! signals are also fuckered. ( Rather, were )
L283[10:43:05] <gamax92> Copy and paste is a mechanism of bug spreading :D
L284[10:43:13] <AmandaC> :P
L285[10:44:26] <Skye> our family buys new stuff, and then just uses it until it breaks
L286[10:44:32] <Skye> which takes years
L287[10:45:20] <AmandaC> I'll shoot a PR off, however as part of it would you object to a boot rom mod of adding a stz $E005 before running the 'process' to clear all the key_up/key_down signals from the prompt? Also, spamming the console driver is still causing issues. (Such as, my IRQ code trying to process then print about all those signals buffered from the boot rom)
L288[10:46:36] <gamax92> Oh, yeah that's fine but make sure both the rom and code get updated
L289[10:46:40] * AmandaC nods
L290[10:47:46] <AmandaC> what about the BEL printing after load has finished, any opinions on that? It largely benifits my monstrosities in the cpuSlowdown mode, so I'd understand if you didn't want that. :P
L291[10:48:25] <AmandaC> ( cpuSlowdown + my monstrosities can take 5+min to load. <.<;)
L292[10:51:35] <gamax92> AmandaC: uhh, probably not tbh
L293[10:52:25] <AmandaC> k, I'll make sure to remove those instructions before commiting. :)
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L295[10:56:42] <AmandaC> gamax92: only one more non-debug-related change I have made, but it's super small so I figure it can sneak in on this if you'd agree to it. Instead of resetting the output buffer in the write to COMPSEL_STATCMD_REG -- I changed it to only reset on a list command being written. This allows the user to stream the results of a list, and mount the components without any aditional CPU memory being taken up.
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L297[10:57:44] <gamax92> I'll have to think about that one, so no for now
L298[10:57:56] <AmandaC> Sure. :)
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L300[10:59:39] <AmandaC> I made it so I can read the component list, say, the filesystems attached, and then mount them and get info out of it, like the label / space used, without requiring dynamic memory allocation in the c++ Code.
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L302[11:03:06] <AmandaC> gamax92: at your leisure: https://github.com/gamax92/Thistle/pull/4 :)
L303[11:05:25] <gamax92> This is not what I thought it was
L304[11:06:17] <AmandaC> oh?
L305[11:06:36] <Dustpuppy> working :-) http://imgur.com/a/0gj06
L306[11:07:14] <gamax92> I thought it was just another add break; for gio
L307[11:07:32] <AmandaC> ah
L308[11:07:41] <AmandaC> nope, the reads weren't even wired up
L309[11:07:45] <Dustpuppy> better put the path on top over the filelist?
L310[11:11:52] <AmandaC> gamax92: I might have mis-understood what the signalbuf.poll was for, but otherwise I think it's all minor changes
L311[11:13:29] <AmandaC> GIO_SIGNAL_REG is documented as a way to drop X signals from the queue, removeFirst would be the right way to do that,, I think, and the other changes are just a minor optimisation / crash avoidance for if you try and removeFirst when it's already empty
L312[11:15:20] <AmandaC> ah, poll does the same thing, it seems.
L313[11:16:36] <Skye> Dustpuppy, I'm not a fan of the diagonal lines on the shadows, it makes it look less like a shadow and more like a box
L314[11:18:39] <Dustpuppy> shadows can be switched of
L315[11:23:53] <Skye> Dustpuppy, well... why not have it without the diagonal lines?
L316[11:24:12] <Skye> just leave those two characters in the top right and bottom left, blank
L317[11:24:17] <Skye> see what it looks like?
L318[11:24:42] <Dustpuppy> because it look mad, if the shadow is only at the side
L319[11:28:05] <gamax92> Dustpuppy
L320[11:28:14] <Skye> Dustpuppy, https://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Freboot.pro%2Fuploads%2Fmonthly_07_2011%2Fpost-13-0-64053600-1311236992.png&imgrefurl=http%3A%2F%2Freboot.pro%2Ftopic%2F14937-what-is-your-favorite-dos-menu%2F&docid=x8PtFnkgi_nZDM&tbnid=7YZ42gEfbq377M%3A&vet=10ahUKEwiw0MH-qqLVAhVDWhoKHbl1AUEQMwgmKAMwAw..i&w=640&h=400&client=firefox-b&bih=669&biw=1366&q=dos%20wbat&ved=0ahUKEwiw0MH-qqLVAhVDWhoKHbl1AUEQMwgmKAMwAw&iact=mrc&uact=8
L321[11:28:20] <Skye> O_o
L322[11:28:31] <gamax92> There's a filesystem.canonical function btw
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L325[11:36:46] <Dustpuppy> Skye: i don't understand. shadows are right and underneath
L326[11:37:10] <Skye> Dustpuppy, I know, but there aren't the diagonal lines
L327[11:37:30] <Skye> your "shadows" have diagonal lines, which makes them look less like shadows
L328[11:45:14] <Dustpuppy> ah...now i get u.
L329[11:45:31] <Dustpuppy> ok, i make another option to switch them of
L330[11:45:50] <gamax92> oh, yeah that makes them look boxy and not like shadows
L331[11:46:03] <gamax92> but good job on that gui, it looks great
L332[11:50:08] <Dustpuppy> both types of shadows http://imgur.com/a/0gj06
L333[11:50:58] <AmandaC> gamax92: mind if I /msg?
L334[11:51:41] <gamax92> sure
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L336[11:55:55] <Dustpuppy> how could i get a shell into a window? do i have to make a new shell, or is there any way to use the standard shell?
L337[11:56:16] <gamax92> payonel
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L340[12:47:47] <Temia> Blaarr.
L341[12:47:58] <Temia> The delay and popping on QEMU is driving me slowly mad.
L342[12:48:42] <Temia> And I don't think there's been a virtual audio device I could configure Windows to use instead.
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L349[13:44:51] <g> so, the key I got before for windows ages ago looks like a MAK key
L350[13:45:21] <g> having networking problems either way, but I think MAK keys are limited activations anyway
L351[13:45:41] <g> however I apparently have 1001 rearms, lol
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L355[14:34:19] <payonel> o/
L356[14:34:51] <payonel> gamax92: yes?
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L358[14:46:59] <Skye> Dustpuppy, awesome! Old retro PC feelings! :P
L359[14:47:40] <Skye> Dustpuppy, I think you need to override the term library to get most terminal applications
L360[14:48:05] <Skye> some prorams are older and would need you to mess with the component library to fake a GPU for each window
L361[14:48:08] <Dustpuppy> i wich oc would have graphics, for to make a nice windows system ;-)
L362[14:48:18] <Skye> ha
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L365[14:51:38] <payonel> if new code is intercept the gpu component to hack it
L366[14:51:49] <payonel> then why does /lib/term even exist
L367[14:52:58] <payonel> Inari: https://slack-files.com/T025QNLGW-F6D2GNZ45-bde6c02f73
L368[14:53:02] <payonel> the cat's name is avocado
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L371[15:13:55] <cat2002> hello
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L378[15:38:17] <Temia> !inv list
L379[15:38:29] <Temia> Er, wait, right.
L380[15:38:31] <Temia> %inv list
L381[15:38:32] <MichiBot> Temia: Here's my inventory: http://michibot.pc-logix.com/inventory
L382[15:41:56] <Inari> %inv count
L383[15:41:59] <Inari> %inv count
L384[15:41:59] <MichiBot> The inventory contains 82 items.
L385[15:44:48] <Inari> %love
L386[15:44:51] <Inari> %whatsilove
L387[15:44:54] <Inari> %whatislove
L388[15:44:54] <MichiBot> Inari: Love is... Motorola 68000!
L389[15:54:53] <Temia> Wow, the inventory really slimmed down.
L390[15:54:59] <Temia> %whatislove
L391[15:54:59] <MichiBot> Temia: Love is... LiEat 4!
L392[15:55:14] <AshIndigo> %whatislove
L393[15:55:16] <MichiBot> AshIndigo: Love is... Metin 2!
L394[16:05:25] <AmandaC> %choose watch more talks or try and watch some games
L395[16:05:25] <MichiBot> AmandaC: try and watch some games
L396[16:05:27] <AmandaC> hrm
L397[16:14:35] <Inari> %pet Temia
L398[16:14:35] * MichiBot pets Temia with a tasty treat. Temia recovers 4 health!
L399[16:14:42] * Temia nom.
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L403[16:22:54] <Forecaster> http://biit.cs.ut.ee/~arak/projects/meowsweeper/
L404[16:24:02] <Forecaster> this is pretty terrible, but I'm not surprised it exists
L405[16:26:12] <Temia> Yeah, it lacks some of the basic protections even Winmine had
L406[16:55:39] <AmandaC> ONe click -> found the cats.
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L411[17:26:44] <AshIndigo> %choose triple or double check
L412[17:26:45] <MichiBot> AshIndigo: triple
L413[17:26:55] * AshIndigo pets MichiBot
L414[17:26:55] * MichiBot purrs
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L419[17:50:39] <AshIndigo> %stab gapps
L420[17:50:40] * MichiBot hits gapps with MagIc doing [2] damage
L421[17:58:30] <AshIndigo> \o/ i dont think i killed my phone!
L422[17:58:46] <Inari> ?
L423[17:59:36] * AshIndigo was flashing a new rom
L424[18:04:21] <payonel> Inari: http://i.imgur.com/IeTXycw.gifv
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L427[18:09:06] <Inari> payonel: Avocado likes bananas? :P:
L428[18:09:25] <Inari> And haha, it ate it :D
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L432[19:03:14] <AmandaC> %choose watch or play
L433[19:03:15] <MichiBot> AmandaC: play
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L437[19:11:30] <cat2002> I wonder if this will work. http://tinyurl.com/y9lhvkgd
L438[19:11:35] <cat2002> oh good
L439[19:12:14] <cat2002> I decided to mess around with an ar glasses addon for opencomputers and this is what ended up happening.
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L451[20:57:30] <BobbyTables2012> hi
L452[21:02:58] <Izaya> Hai.
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L473[23:32:16] <turbopenguin> o7
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L475[23:54:42] <turbopenguin> today i discovered regular expressions O-o
L476[23:55:59] <turbopenguin> is lua's pattern matching all that different?
L477[23:56:21] <gamax92> yeah
L478[23:56:48] <turbopenguin> :( that sucks. dont have the time to learn two systems.
L479[23:57:28] <gamax92> lua patterns are super simple.
L480[23:57:39] <gamax92> you have time to learn both
L481[23:58:24] <turbopenguin> o_o did you once upon a time work on oclights2? fan of the work you did.
L482[23:59:14] <turbopenguin> i've been looking for something that does what that mod did, and i have not found it yet. *shrug* so i stay with 1.7 for now.
L483[23:59:47] <gamax92> yell at me to attempt porting it
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