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L6[02:16:35] <MichiBot> Michiyo REMINDER:
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L9[04:11:59] <gartral> hey all, I need a
hand with a robot, I made it, placed it, and charged it but I can't
open the interface!
L10[04:12:27] <gartral> i rightclick on it
and the interface comes up for literally a frame and kicks me back
out
L11[04:21:24] <Izaya> did you add a screen
and a keyboard
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L16[05:15:39] <ben_mkiv> is marcin212 ever
here? :>
L17[05:27:38] <gartral> Izaya: Indded I
did
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L19[06:03:56] zsh
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L20[06:27:32] <Inari> https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/japaneseGardenSoundscapeGenerator.php?c=0&l=0027720035334068390711&a=1&am=1
that is actually quite relaxing
L21[06:31:20] <Mimiru> %remindme
11w6d6h47m9s >
L22[06:31:21] <MichiBot> I'll remind you
about ">" at 12/19/2017 12:18:29 PM
L23[06:32:02] <Inari> o.o
L24[06:44:52] <gartral> Inari: forgot about
that, didja?
L25[06:45:01] <Inari> ?
L26[06:45:43] <gartral> Inari: the noise
machine link you had the bot set to remind you, almost 12 weeks
ago
L27[06:45:55] <Inari> ?
L28[06:46:17] <Inari> If you reread you'll
find I didn't had set the bot to remind me of anything
L29[06:46:19] <gartral> oh wait i read that
wrong >.<
L30[06:46:22] <Inari> :P
L31[06:46:50] *
gartral derps
L32[06:47:11] <Izaya> I find it amusing
that a 4790k will outperform a 6700k
L33[07:11:43] <Temia> braaaiiins
L34[07:12:37] *
Izaya hands Temia some lamb brain
L35[07:12:43] <Temia> D:
L36[07:12:45] *
Temia cries
L37[07:12:53] <Izaya> ...wait
L38[07:12:58] <Izaya> that may have been a
bad choice
L39[07:13:01] <Temia> that poor lamb
;A;
L40[07:13:06] <Izaya> hey man
L41[07:13:12] <Izaya> it's been sitting in
my freezer for a long time
L42[07:13:17] <Izaya> if you don't want
it...
L43[07:13:25] *
Temia sniffles and hands it back ;^;
L44[07:13:53] <Izaya> waste not want
not...
L45[07:13:58] *
Izaya cooks and eats the brain
L46[07:17:43] *
AmandaC claws at Izaya for making Temia cry
L47[07:18:09] <Inari> %pet Temia
L48[07:18:10] *
MichiBot brushes Temia with chocolate. Temia recovers 3
health!
L49[07:18:18] *
Temia noms on chocolate ;w;
L50[07:18:20] <Izaya> I swear it was
unintentional :<
L51[07:18:23] *
Inari smears cat-friendly chocolate on AmandaC
L52[07:19:17] *
AmandaC glares at Inari
L53[07:19:50] <Inari> What
L54[07:20:24] <Inari> I'm somewhat
surprised that doesn't seem to exist
L55[07:20:27] <Inari> I mean, people also
make cat wine
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L57[07:31:17] <AmandaC> %choose Metroid now
or wait for sister
L58[07:31:18] <MichiBot> AmandaC: wait for
sister
L59[07:38:48] 
<Laine_prikol> Пиздец
<Laine_prikol> ПиздецL60[07:52:06] <Pirate> do
i find openos floppy disk on dungeons?
<Pirate> do
i find openos floppy disk on dungeons?L61[07:57:49] <fingercomp> you can craft
it
L62[07:58:06] <fingercomp> combine a floppy
with a manual
L63[08:02:33] <Pirate>
ok
<Pirate>
okL64[08:02:41] <Pirate> can
i somehow update a floppy disk in real time
<Pirate> can
i somehow update a floppy disk in real timeL65[08:02:42] <Pirate>
meaning
<Pirate>
meaningL66[08:02:45] <Pirate>
let#s say
<Pirate>
let#s sayL67[08:02:50] <Pirate> or
even a hdd
<Pirate> or
even a hddL68[08:02:56] <Pirate>
because i will want to 3d print
<Pirate>
because i will want to 3d printL69[08:03:27] <Pirate> and
i'll have to import from my real computer
<Pirate> and
i'll have to import from my real computerL70[08:06:34] ⇨
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L72[08:11:10] <fingercomp> @Pirate in your
minecraft directory, open saves/<save
name>/opencomputers
L73[08:11:22] <Pirate> yea
but they take some time to update
<Pirate> yea
but they take some time to updateL74[08:11:31] <fingercomp> ah
L75[08:11:39] <Pirate>
sometimes a whole restart of minecraft world
<Pirate>
sometimes a whole restart of minecraft worldL76[08:11:59] <Pirate> and
when running it on a server(which im the host btw) is even more
difficult
<Pirate> and
when running it on a server(which im the host btw) is even more
difficultL77[08:12:47] <fingercomp> open
config/opencomputers/settings.conf and change bufferChanges to
false
L78[08:12:54] <Pirate>
ok
<Pirate>
okL79[08:15:54] <Pirate>
where could i find the 3d print program in the oc without insalling
oppm and downloading it?
<Pirate>
where could i find the 3d print program in the oc without insalling
oppm and downloading it?L80[08:19:22] <Pirate>
nvm
<Pirate>
nvmL81[08:30:01] <Pirate> so
now my computer says too long without yealding
<Pirate> so
now my computer says too long without yealdingL82[08:35:15] <Pirate> so
now my computer is bricked
<Pirate> so
now my computer is brickedL83[08:35:28] <Pirate>
whoops
<Pirate>
whoopsL84[08:35:31] <Pirate>
frogot to add gpu
<Pirate>
frogot to add gpuL85[08:35:49] <Forecaster>
That escalated quickly
<Forecaster>
That escalated quicklyL86[08:35:58] <Pirate>
yea
<Pirate>
yeaL88[08:37:41] <Pirate> how
do i fix that?
<Pirate> how
do i fix that?L89[08:40:30] <Forecaster>
Use a less complex model?
<Forecaster>
Use a less complex model?L90[08:42:19] <Michiyo> raise the allowed
complexity in the config, IIRC that's a changeable option.
L91[08:44:33] <Pirate> Can
i change that without restarting server
<Pirate> Can
i change that without restarting serverL92[08:44:39] <Pirate> I
have forge essentials
<Pirate> I
have forge essentialsL93[08:44:55] <Pirate> So
i hace /reload, but not sure ūf it will relaod configs
<Pirate> So
i hace /reload, but not sure ūf it will relaod configsL94[08:46:17] <Michiyo> "good
luck"
L95[08:46:24] <Pirate> any
way of not doing that?
<Pirate> any
way of not doing that?L96[08:46:24] <Pirate> how
do i do that without restarting server?
<Pirate> how
do i do that without restarting server?L97[08:46:44] <Michiyo> Usually, by
restarting the server.
L98[08:47:31] <Pirate>
ok
<Pirate>
okL99[08:49:03] <Pirate> not
living in forest is hard to get dyes
<Pirate> not
living in forest is hard to get dyesL100[09:02:58] <Lizzy>
%remindme 2h adjust vhost for main site
<Lizzy>
%remindme 2h adjust vhost for main siteL101[09:02:59] <MichiBot> I'll remind you
about "adjust vhost for main site" at 09/27/2017 11:02:58
AM
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L103[09:21:14] <Michiyo> The reminder
about ">" is for idlerpg :P
L104[09:21:43] <Izaya> OH
L105[09:21:45] <Izaya> that makes
sense
L106[09:21:56] *
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L107[09:26:51] <vifino> hi
L108[09:27:49] <Izaya> hi
L109[09:29:03] <Lizzy>
haii
<Lizzy>
haiiL110[09:33:55]
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L111[09:34:07] <Kodos>
@Pirate What MC version are you on
<Kodos>
@Pirate What MC version are you onL112[09:34:27] <Pirate>
1.7.10
<Pirate>
1.7.10L113[09:34:54] <Kodos> I
have a mod that adds a set of dyes. All you'd have to do is use
Minetweaker/Crafttweaker to make recipes for them
<Kodos> I
have a mod that adds a set of dyes. All you'd have to do is use
Minetweaker/Crafttweaker to make recipes for themL114[09:36:36]
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L115[09:38:32] <ben_mkiv> anyone ever made
a 3bit rgb dye mod? xD
L116[09:38:48] <ben_mkiv> each column/row
in craftinggrid is one bit
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L118[09:43:46] <SentientTurtle> Mhm, minecraft spawning
access violation exceptions was usually indicative of java version
mismatch with some mod, right?
<SentientTurtle> Mhm, minecraft spawning
access violation exceptions was usually indicative of java version
mismatch with some mod, right?L119[10:18:08] ⇦
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L121[10:25:10] <payonel> o/
L122[10:25:53] <Izaya> \o
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L125[11:02:58] <MichiBot> @Lizzy REMINDER:
adjust vhost for main site
L126[11:03:11] <Ben>
%snooze
<Ben>
%snoozeL127[11:04:26] <Lizzy>
thanks michibot
<Lizzy>
thanks michibotL128[11:04:26] <MichiBot> Corded: You're
welcome!
L129[11:05:03] <Izaya> what would happen
if we combined MichiBot and Corded
L130[11:06:14] <Syrren> the
singularity
L131[11:06:29] <ben_mkiv>
babbelfish?
L132[11:08:04] <ben_mkiv> well,
openglasses fork escalated a bit, but... almost done xD
L133[11:11:25] <Michiyo> Izaya,
suicide.
L134[11:11:29] <Michiyo> I would off
myself.
L135[11:11:41] <Izaya> ...oh
L136[11:11:45] <Izaya> That would be
bad.
L137[11:11:55] <Izaya> Uhm. :|
L138[11:12:16] *
Izaya retreats and hopes nobody remembers anything
L139[11:12:52] <Michiyo> as often as one,
the other, or both break... yeah
L140[11:12:58] <Michiyo> I don't think
it'd be a great idea.
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L143[11:14:53] <Michiyo> speaking of
breaking MichiBot...
L144[11:15:02] <Michiyo> how goes the
breaking of MichiBot?
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L147[11:21:00] <Kodos> Man,
I wish I had a vive
<Kodos> Man,
I wish I had a viveL148[11:21:07] <Kodos> Star
Trek Bridge Crew looks hilariously fun
<Kodos> Star
Trek Bridge Crew looks hilariously funL149[11:23:22] <Michiyo> ugh ffs.. it's
been 11:40 for the last 6 hours ._.
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L151[11:30:25] <ben_mkiv> eeeh
documentation...
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L153[11:31:05] <iisu> Hi.
L154[11:31:37] <ben_mkiv> hi o/
L155[11:31:53] <iisu> We're gonna have the
newest version and that add-on mod mentioned on the Wiki.
L156[11:31:57] <iisu> Computronics.
L157[11:32:09] <iisu> Any other addons
you'd recommend?
L158[11:32:24] <ben_mkiv> depends on what
you want
L159[11:33:00] <iisu> Depends on what I
can do with OC.
L160[11:33:08] <ben_mkiv> xD
L161[11:33:17] <ben_mkiv> i do like OpenFM
for ingame music :>
L162[11:33:51] <iisu> So far I only tried
3D printing. I might try robots next cause we're gonna have a
nuclear reactor and we want to put it far away so there's a lot of
cable to be put.
L163[11:34:40] <ben_mkiv> what minecraft
version do you play?
L164[11:34:40] <Michiyo> yay another
OpenFM user
L165[11:36:11] <ben_mkiv> was about to
test chisels & bytes
L166[11:36:22] <ben_mkiv> that should
allow to 3D Print Chisel&Bits templates
L167[11:36:53] <iisu> We have 1.10.2 with
Technic launcher.
L168[11:37:46] <ben_mkiv> also... https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/openglasses
L169[11:38:01] <ben_mkiv> or if you like
to suffer you could test my fork
L170[11:38:04] <ben_mkiv> :P
L171[11:38:09] <iisu> Integration with
Applied Energetics' ME networks would be nice.
L172[11:38:18] <ben_mkiv> https://github.com/ben-mkiv/OCGlasses/releases
L173[11:38:47] <ben_mkiv> uhm, the current
1.10.2 dev builds of opencomputers have AE2 support out of the
box
L174[11:38:52] <iisu> I don't own the
server so it's not me who suffers.
L175[11:39:10] <ben_mkiv> http://ci.cil.li/view/OpenComputers/job/OpenComputers-dev-MC1.10/
L176[11:39:40] <ben_mkiv> any build
=>115 should work with AE2
L177[11:39:51] <ben_mkiv> >=
L178[11:40:09] <iisu> How does this
support look like?
L179[11:41:02] <ben_mkiv> https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/pull/2465
L180[11:42:30] <ben_mkiv> so you place a
adapter next to ae2 controller or interface/bus component and if
the device is supported you can access it as component
L181[11:46:52] <iisu> That
Chisel&Bytes is for editing the .3dm files to use with the
printer?
L182[11:46:59] <ben_mkiv> yes
L183[11:48:40] <Kodos>
Check out OpenRadio if you want long distance computer setups
<Kodos>
Check out OpenRadio if you want long distance computer setupsL184[11:48:49] <Kodos> No
cable needed
<Kodos> No
cable neededL185[11:55:33] <payonel> iisu: you had
oppm install issues and automating print3d issues
L186[11:55:45] <payonel> did you still
have questions?
L187[11:56:18] <iisu> Yes, but the guy I'm
playing with is updating the server atm.
L188[12:16:18] <Izaya> is openreadio line
of sight?
L189[12:16:49] <Kodos> I
believe so yes
<Kodos> I
believe so yesL190[12:27:05]
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L193[12:30:57] <Kodos>
Howdy
<Kodos>
HowdyL194[12:34:19] <gamax92> Izaya: is there a
good encryption filesystem I can use on top of an existing
one
L195[12:34:37] <Izaya> I normally put the
encryption layer underneath tbh
L196[12:35:05] <gamax92> that only helps
things outside your os
L197[12:35:08] <gamax92> what about
inside?
L198[12:35:41] <Izaya> there is a thing
for it
L199[12:36:15] <gamax92> I tried encfs but
my computer locked up
L200[12:36:22] <Izaya> ah :|
L201[12:36:28] <Izaya> yeah can't help you
there
L202[12:36:32] <Izaya> that was the
one
L203[12:37:05] <gamax92> Izaya: it
fucking, so I gave it a program for it's askpass system, it spaws a
dialog box, I type a password, encfs should allow access
L204[12:37:18] <gamax92> it spawn an
infinite amount of dialog boxes until the computer ran out of
resources
L205[12:37:27] <Izaya> kek
L206[12:56:10] <MGR> Are
floppy drives any faster/slower than hard drives
<MGR> Are
floppy drives any faster/slower than hard drivesL207[12:56:16] <CompanionCube> gamax92:
ecryptfs?
L208[12:56:32] <gamax92> @MGR Is water
wet?
L209[12:56:40] <Izaya> is this in game
or?
L210[12:56:52] <gamax92> it's the same
answer in game or out game
L211[12:56:53] <payonel> mgr: floppies are
definitely slower than hard disks
L212[13:01:13] <payonel> mgr: as a quick
and easy test, compare openos boot time on floppy vs hdd
L213[13:05:55] <Temia> Uuugh, GTK3 is such
garbage.
L214[13:07:37] <MGR>
payonel, thank you
<MGR>
payonel, thank youL215[13:25:11] <vifino> gamax92: ecryptfs
seems to be the standard
L216[13:25:24] <vifino> doesn't do
per-program access tho
L217[13:33:18] <gamax92> Temia: ?
L218[13:36:50] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn3JG82XpWg&t=13s
this but instead of "Kiri kiri kiri" "temi temi
temia"
L219[13:36:50] <MichiBot> Kiri
Werbung | length: 23s | Likes: 53 Dislikes: 10
Views: 36,654 | by uhdian | Published On
12/7/2009
L220[13:37:30] *
Temia meeps? '^'
L221[13:37:47] <gamax92> Temia: what's up
with GTK3
L222[13:37:51] <Temia> Gamax: Just hating
its interface whenever it shows up is all
L223[13:38:18] <gamax92> uhm, okay
L224[13:38:47] <Inari> %give MichiBot
GTK3's interface
L225[13:38:48] *
MichiBot accepts GTK3's interface and adds it to her
inventory
L226[13:46:19] <CompanionCube> heh
L227[13:46:26] <CompanionCube> at least
they finally un-fucked theming
L228[13:46:39] <gamax92> oh?
L229[13:50:11] <Inari> CompanionCube: But
making love is so much fun
L230[13:50:31] <CompanionCube> gamax92:
un-fucked in the sense that it no longer breaks every release
L231[13:50:45] <gamax92> ah, nice
L232[13:51:22] <CompanionCube> at least
that's what i think they said
L233[13:52:43] <payonel> Inari:
:>
L234[13:52:54] <Inari> payonel: that
purring thing is nice :p]
L235[13:53:08] <payonel> ^.^
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L237[13:59:31] <Forecaster>
Michiyo: basically I want to know how many permission entries there
are in the database right now
<Forecaster>
Michiyo: basically I want to know how many permission entries there
are in the database right nowL238[13:59:40] <Forecaster>
to determine if I should write a converted or not
<Forecaster>
to determine if I should write a converted or notL239[14:00:08] <Michiyo> a few, don't
worry about it :P
L240[14:00:17] <Forecaster>
converter*
<Forecaster>
converter*L241[14:00:19] <Michiyo> I think at most
it's gamax92 and maybe payonel
L242[14:00:35] <Forecaster>
okay, then probably not worth it
<Forecaster>
okay, then probably not worth itL243[14:00:46] <Forecaster>
you'll just need to manually update those
<Forecaster>
you'll just need to manually update thoseL244[14:00:54] <Michiyo> Lizzy, and Sangar
are admins so no worry there
L245[14:01:04] <Forecaster>
you mean ops?
<Forecaster>
you mean ops?L246[14:01:14] <Michiyo> yeah
L247[14:01:48] <Forecaster>
I should be able to push this then
<Forecaster>
I should be able to push this thenL248[14:02:00] <gamax92> *everything
breaks*
L249[14:02:31] <Forecaster>
as far as I can tell it works fine™
<Forecaster>
as far as I can tell it works fine™L250[14:03:11] <Forecaster>
oh
<Forecaster>
ohL251[14:03:28] <Forecaster>
I also added support for non-channel specific permissions
<Forecaster>
I also added support for non-channel specific permissionsL252[14:03:35] <Forecaster>
ie a * wildcard
<Forecaster>
ie a * wildcardL253[14:03:50] <Forecaster>
cause it made testing slightly easier
<Forecaster>
cause it made testing slightly easierL254[14:03:51] <Forecaster>
:
<Forecaster>
:L255[14:03:54] <Forecaster>
:P
<Forecaster>
:PL256[14:22:30] <Forecaster> okay,
committed, failed to push, pulled, pushed and merged
L257[14:22:59] <Forecaster> now I can
finish the updates to the Command class
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L260[15:19:40] <S3> vifino:
L261[15:20:03] <S3> do you think it's a
bit overboard that I am writing an assembler for this using a
descending lexical analyzer / parser?
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L263[16:20:03] <Forecaster>
Changes complete for today!
<Forecaster>
Changes complete for today!L264[16:20:46] <Forecaster>
I fixed stab finally
<Forecaster>
I fixed stab finallyL265[16:28:44] <vifino> S3: 1) Don't ping
me with no text. 2) In what language? B?
L266[16:29:00] <S3> vifino: I gave you
text!
L267[16:29:11] <vifino> No, you did
not.
L268[16:29:30] <S3> I did
L269[16:29:38] <S3> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/1NiSAwme/
L270[16:30:37] <vifino> "S3>
vifino: " ping with no text.
L271[16:31:08] <S3> Oh that, that's
something that's likely never going to change. It's a culture
thing.
L272[16:31:42] <S3> I can see why it may
be annoying to outsiders, though XD
L273[16:33:56] <S3> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/RwGOVJv7/
L274[16:34:06] <S3> example syntax
features ^
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L276[16:40:08] <ping> vifino, pong
L277[16:40:47] <S3> hey ping
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L279[16:42:32] <ping> hi
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L281[16:51:41] <vifino> ping: oh shit
you're not dead?
L282[16:51:53] <ping> no
L283[16:51:58] <ping> well
L284[16:52:00] <ping> dead inside
L285[16:52:32] <vifino> good enough
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L290[17:05:00] <iisu> Hi.
L291[17:06:11] <iisu> ok, so now I have a
recent version. I installed fresh Plan9k and OpenOS. I installed
oppm on Plan9k and when I try to install it on OpenOS it says
"Package has already been installed".
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L294[17:19:14] <gamax92> setup a pacman
XferCommand so downloads resume instead of starting over entirely,
and as I was typing that internet died
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L299[17:39:03] <Xellophane> Hello! I'm
having some trouble finding an out of game source for the floppy
disk programs provided in game. Are the floppy disk programs on the
OC github?
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L301[17:42:05] <g> Xellophane I think
https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/tree/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/resources/assets/opencomputers/loot
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L303[17:43:23] <Xellophane> <g> Oh
thank you! :D
L304[17:47:45] <S3> what is a
xellophane
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L306[17:49:38] <Xellophane> <S3> my
name? It's nonsense, a play on words from a musical number song
title ^.^
L307[17:49:58] <S3> wut
L308[17:50:06] <S3> a musical umber
song
L309[17:50:08] <S3> number*
L310[17:50:26] <Xellophane> Yea, there's a
song in Chicago titled Cellophane
L311[17:50:31] <S3> oh?
L312[17:50:43] <Xellophane> Mhmm!
L313[17:51:06] <Xellophane> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKHzTtr_lNk
L314[17:51:06] <MichiBot> Mr
Cellophane | length: 4m 35s | Likes: 9,967 Dislikes: 177 Views: 1,907,029 | by Franec |
Published On 4/2/2009
L315[17:51:11] <S3> oh this
L316[17:51:50] <S3> The only musical I can
stand is interstella
L317[17:52:26] <Xellophane> interstella
5555?
L318[17:52:30] <S3> yes
L319[17:52:57] <Xellophane> I don't know
if most people would say that's a musical, but to each their
own.
L320[17:52:58] <S3> I just find live
action musicals so strange
L321[17:53:10] <S3> it's an electronic
musical
L322[17:54:27] <Xellophane> I'm not going
to argue on that. I disagree, but not going to argue it.
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L327[18:08:58] <Kodos>
Ladies ladies you're both pretty
<Kodos>
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L332[18:44:04] <gamax92> hey viomi
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L336[18:57:36] <MajGenRelativity> ~w
event
L337[18:57:36] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:event
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L341[19:24:18] <S3> vifino: look good to
you?: https://hastebin.com/ozutosozan.txt
L342[19:26:55] <S3> fixed
L343[19:26:55] <S3> https://hastebin.com/edumujoquy.txt
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L348[19:54:08] <vifino> S3: doesn't look
too bad, but doess the ZPU really does integers and not unsigned
only? pretty sure it's the latter
L349[19:54:27] <vifino> unless you wanna
implement integers on top, don't do it.
L350[20:03:26] <S3> vifino: no no no those
are assemble time
L351[20:03:57] <S3> vifino: that's so you
can do something like:
L352[20:04:41] <S3> im $(bss_pointer) mod
16 + 5
L353[20:04:42] <S3> or
L354[20:05:17] <S3> if you had a reason to
use a negative for some reason. also, a cpu doesn't have to support
signed numbers to use them
L355[20:05:34] <S3> forth has provided
signed numbers to cpu architectures with no signed number support
for years
L356[20:05:50] <S3> because in forth
everything is just a number
L357[20:06:01] <S3> floating point signed
or not
L358[20:06:23] <S3> but yeah the signed
integers here are for assemble time macros
L359[20:07:39] <S3> i could not support
them, but I'm not sure I can think of a reason why I'd never need
them
L360[20:07:44] <S3> nor why I really
would
L361[20:07:52] <vifino> S3: that's not the
point, but it is *assembly*, supposed to be the lowest thing
possible
L362[20:08:04] <vifino> don't emulate or
do anything stupid like that
L363[20:08:09] <S3> most assemblers have
assemble time operators
L364[20:08:20] <vifino> yeah, you should,
too.
L365[20:08:27] <S3> that's what these
are
L366[20:08:45] <vifino> but they don't
emulate signed numbers.
L367[20:08:48] <vifino> because that's
bad.
L368[20:09:09] <S3> you don't know that
100%
L369[20:09:20] <S3> there may be a reason
for em
L370[20:09:24] <S3> such as inverse memory
mapping
L371[20:09:34] <vifino> oh please
L372[20:10:40] <S3> Just because you don't
have a use for them doesn't mean that nobody else does. I'd rather
let the assembler might as well allow it than hear somebody go,
"why can't I divide this negatively positioned index!
L373[20:10:54] <S3> it takes more work to
not support tham than it does to support them
L374[20:10:58] <S3> by one line :D
L375[20:12:44] <vifino> Urgh. Just make
sure I can kill it easily.
L376[20:13:07] <vifino> Also, you have yet
to answer what language you are writing it in.
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L378[20:27:06] <S3> blargh
L379[20:27:11] <S3> vifino: you know the
last message I sent?
L380[20:27:19] <S3> laptop fell onto the
floor and hard drive is now gone
L381[20:27:20] <S3> lol
L382[20:27:43] <S3> vifino: so, I am
probably either going to use Elixir or Perl
L383[20:28:01] <S3> I'd really like to use
Elixir kinda because yecc and leex are EPIC
L384[20:28:08] <S3> and I haven't had a
reason to use them
L385[20:28:19] <vifino> Please
don't.
L386[20:28:22] <S3> but I know Perl the
most and it's easy in Perl
L387[20:28:29] <S3> like hands tied behind
my back easy
L388[20:28:48] <vifino> Perl would be okay
I guess. C or B would be the best, IMO.
L389[20:29:03] <S3> Parse::RecDescent is
pretty nice
L390[20:29:06] <vifino> Like, straight C.
With some porting work, it could be compiled to ZPU too.
L391[20:29:13] <vifino> Plus, binary and
fast.
L392[20:29:24] <S3> I'm not worried about
speed with an assembler
L393[20:29:41] <S3> I'll be writing an
inline assembler in the forth port
L394[20:29:51] <S3> itl allow you to easy
just punch in assembly code right at the screen
L395[20:31:02] <vifino> Just do it in C,
please?
L396[20:31:19] <S3> C is dangerous
L397[20:31:28] <vifino> If you use it
wrong, sure.
L398[20:31:36] <S3> eerybody uses it
wrong
L399[20:31:40] <S3> that's the CE
motto
L400[20:32:06] <S3> my bud wrote a haskell
compiler 100% in C macros
L401[20:32:15] <CompanionCube>
ohgodwhy
L402[20:32:19] <S3> with one function main
that .. calls a macro
L403[20:32:23] <S3> :D
L404[20:32:24] <S3> expands*(
L405[20:32:33] <S3> it's amazing
L406[20:32:40] <vifino> Good for him.
Please do use C though, S3. Portability is great.
L407[20:33:00] <S3> itl take 10,000*
longer to write though
L408[20:33:11] <S3> however, yacc and
bison should speed it up at least a little
L409[20:33:14] <vifino> yacc and
bison?
L410[20:33:20] <vifino> yeah.
L411[20:33:30] <S3> have you done parsing
in elixir?
L412[20:33:42] <S3> it's epic, the problem
is then everyone needs erl and ex..
L413[20:33:51] <S3> to run it
L414[20:34:38] <vifino> Don't use elixir
for non-services, please. Long startup times, deps on OTP and
elixir itself are pretty bad traits.
L415[20:35:32] <S3> elixir works great for
scripting
L416[20:35:37] <S3> go into #elixir-lang
and say that
L417[20:35:40] <S3> and you'll get
banned
L418[20:35:40] <S3> :P{
L419[20:35:46] <S3> BAN HAMMAH!
L420[20:35:48] <vifino> Exactly.
L421[20:36:05] <S3> no you'll get banned
for saying that it should only be used for services
L422[20:36:07] <S3> D
L423[20:36:08] <S3> XD
L424[20:36:30] <S3> I personally half
ported my gamecube / wii iso extractor to Elixir
L425[20:36:33] <S3> it's damn fast
L426[20:37:01] <vifino> Then they don't
understand the traits of erlang and why it is not a great choice
for scripts and other shortrunning things..
L427[20:37:25] <vifino> But anyways, I'd
really appreciate if you would do it in C for countless
reasons.
L428[20:41:01] <S3> lo
L429[20:41:22] <S3> I'll think about it,
but I don't write applications in C ever
L430[20:41:30] <S3> I always write C with
no stdlib or anything
L431[20:41:46] <S3> so I am probably very
inefficient in the normal world with C
L432[20:41:55] <S3> as I just don't know
the quirks of most functions
L433[20:42:26] <S3> we don't ever need to
write application level code in computer engineering
L434[20:42:37] <S3> not in C at
least
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L446[22:51:15] <Kodos> RIP
Hugh Hefner
<Kodos> RIP
Hugh HefnerL447[23:06:15] ⇦
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