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<Forecaster>
What if I don't want to
<Forecaster>
What if I don't want toL6[00:54:48] <gamax92> Then it'll click
itself for you
L7[00:55:52] <gamax92> I remembered how to
find the first posts of a subreddit, going to go investigate
L8[01:07:39] <gamax92> the elasticsearch
pushshift page is a pain to use on mobile
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L12[02:04:37] <tener> so if i kill my only
baby dragon..
L13[02:04:51] <tener> how do i go about
getting another baby dragon?
L14[02:06:03] <tener> this probably isn't
an #oc question, but i don't know the answer anyways and wiki
doesn't help
L15[02:40:09] <Syrren> tener: which
mod?
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L18[04:39:41] <pizza> hello
L19[04:40:03] ***
pizza is now known as Guest22179
L20[04:48:03] <Guest22179> um...im
currently using opencomputers 1.6.27 in ftb beyond 1.10
L21[04:48:28] <Guest22179> I need Thread
api but openos 1.6.1 does not support it
L22[04:49:49] <Guest22179> i've tried
openos updater(pastebin run -f icKy25PF) but somehow it does not
work(error)
L23[04:50:22] <Guest22179> can anyone help
me about this issue?
L24[04:51:47] <Lizzy> if
you provided the error, probably
<Lizzy> if
you provided the error, probablyL25[04:53:07] <Guest22179> I think the
possible solutions are:
L26[04:54:20] <Guest22179> 1:update
opencomputers mod to version which supports higher version of
openos -> I could not find higher than 1.62 for mc 1.10
L27[04:55:39] <Guest22179> 2: use plan9k
os. it supports mulitasking-> this os's manual seems under
building. I could not find any complete manual of this os. it even
seems to not support openos component
L28[04:56:03] <Guest22179> 3:update openos
only-> which I tried but failed due to error.
L29[04:56:16] <Guest22179> sorry for
english. Im not english native...
L30[04:56:36] <stephan48> can you show a
screenshot/copy&paste of the error please?
L31[04:57:07] <Guest22179> thanks. I will
try. my game is loading... Its too long. haha too many
modes......
L32[04:57:17] <stephan48> nothing new with
beyond ;)
L33[04:59:02] <stephan48> looked over the
updater code and found 1.7.10 mentioned several times
L34[04:59:13] <stephan48> this is probably
an issue
L35[04:59:56] <Guest22179> yeah!! I
remember the term '1.7.10' in error message last time I saw this
error.
L36[05:07:19] <Guest22179> what
the..?
L37[05:07:38] <Guest22179> was that
heisenbug?
L38[05:07:47] <Guest22179> it suddenly
works..?
L39[05:08:46] <Guest22179> stephan48 did
you changed the code?
L40[05:11:17] <Guest22179> anyway, I just
updated os and now I have the thread api! thanks!!
L41[05:11:43] <Guest22179> but will this
openos 1.6.8 work well is my 'old' opencomputers mod version?
L42[05:11:55] <Guest22179> oh.
is->in
L43[05:13:21] <Lizzy>
should do
<Lizzy>
should doL44[05:13:27] <stephan48> no i did
not
L45[05:13:41] <stephan48> not my code
anyway ;)
L46[05:14:04] <Guest22179> thanks!
L47[05:15:45] <Guest22179> by the way. this
is a pure question. ever it possible to make 'general' api for some
block's gui? by simulating gui drawed in screen and player's mouse
and keybord.
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L49[05:15:48] zsh
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L50[05:17:42] <Guest22179> so . for
exemple, if you provide appropiate mouse position and keybord input
, we can automate tool forge
L51[05:18:04] <Guest22179> without making
api for only tinkers construct.
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L56[05:35:53] <ben_mkiv> Guest22179, dont
think its that easy
L57[05:36:42] <ben_mkiv> isnt it possible
to interact with the inventory of the tool forge?
L58[05:43:21] <Guest22179> as I know,
impossble now.
L59[05:50:48] <g> the tool forge does have
an inventory
L60[05:50:55] <g> however you couldn't
trigger the crafting that way
L61[05:51:24] <g> I wonder if minetweaker
integration would help
L62[05:51:33] <g> like, whether one could
hook into everything minetweaker supports
L63[05:51:40] <ben_mkiv> and some
"mod" who should do it would rather have to access the
api as catching the client render functions would be tricky
af
L64[05:52:07] <g> impossible,
actually
L65[05:52:14] <g> since the needed code
doesn't exist on the server
L66[05:53:47] <g> I do think one could
write a mod that does this
L67[06:17:35] <ben_mkiv> sure, until mojang
decides to push a update which adds crocodiles and makes
significant api changes for that :P
L68[06:18:00] <ben_mkiv> then all the ASM
hacks break
L69[06:20:09] <g> I mean I'd hope that the
TConstruct API doesn't change because mojang added crocodiles
:P
L70[06:20:57] <ben_mkiv> oh, i was thinking
of the GUI/Client hacks
L71[06:21:21] <g> oh, lol, no pls
L72[06:21:27] <g> that's a terrible
idea
L73[06:21:31] <LuMistry>
Greetings
<LuMistry>
GreetingsL74[06:21:42] <ben_mkiv> talkin about api
changes, i shouldnt change the api of my mod daily :P
L75[06:21:47] <g> damn right
L76[06:21:48] <g> :P
L77[06:21:49] <ben_mkiv> mod/fork
L78[06:22:22] <ben_mkiv> anyways, my
entitytracker can now filter all the stuff \o/ https://i.imgur.com/s0cEoup.png
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L80[06:24:42] <g> Obligatory "OP! OP!
OP!"
L81[06:24:55] <ben_mkiv> it uses
energy
L82[06:25:18] <ben_mkiv> and needs kinda
bunch of XP to be useable
L83[06:25:37] <ben_mkiv> also,
pneumaticraft had something similiar, at the cost of air pressure
:P
L84[06:25:50] <g> Haha
L85[06:25:54] <g> I know, I like DE
anyway
L86[06:26:11] <MGR> DE as
in Draconic Evolution?
<MGR> DE as
in Draconic Evolution?L87[06:26:28] <g> yis
L88[06:26:37] <MGR> I like
that mod too ?
<MGR> I like
that mod too ?L89[06:26:44] <ben_mkiv> dont we all?
:>
L90[06:27:00] <g> A lot of people hate it
lol
L91[06:27:06] <MGR>
^
<MGR>
^L92[06:27:48] <g> it is pretty OP on
skyblock to be fair
L93[06:28:02] <g> since within a couple
hours you can automate production of the ingredients
L94[06:28:46] <ben_mkiv> thats a problem of
mystical agriculture :P
L95[06:28:58] <g> no, it's a problem with
ex nihilo :P
L96[06:29:23] <g> you have to produce and
sieve endstone
L97[06:31:34] <MGR> I
remember, back in the day, when Draconic Armor was nigh
invincible
<MGR> I
remember, back in the day, when Draconic Armor was nigh
invincibleL98[06:31:48] <MGR> Then
mods came up with items designed specificially to defeat it
<MGR> Then
mods came up with items designed specificially to defeat itL99[06:32:17] <MGR> And
then I talked to brandon3055, and he promised to change the
mechanics of the armor, which has made it immune to all those
methods, but no longer nigh invincible
<MGR> And
then I talked to brandon3055, and he promised to change the
mechanics of the armor, which has made it immune to all those
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L101[06:36:33] <MGR> Tbh,
it was pretty awesome
<MGR> Tbh,
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L103[06:48:47] <MGR> It
still sent emails that looked like they were sent through a bit
randomizer, stored in encrypted format on a failing hard drive,
then decrypted with the wrong key and delivered directly to the
user's spam folder, but at least it sent email. Issue resolved,
ticket marked complete. --- Quote 1/3
<MGR> It
still sent emails that looked like they were sent through a bit
randomizer, stored in encrypted format on a failing hard drive,
then decrypted with the wrong key and delivered directly to the
user's spam folder, but at least it sent email. Issue resolved,
ticket marked complete. --- Quote 1/3L104[06:58:40] <Izaya> payonel: is the
issue with ocvm changing text colours on reboot (apparently) and
keeping them after it exits known?
L105[07:02:37] <Izaya> ... or now it just
doesn't do anything
L106[07:04:00] <MGR>
"The auto-response avalanche converted the entire mail system
into an Agent-Smith-like replication factory of away messages, as
auto-responders incessantly informed not just every employee, but
also each other, about employee status." --- Quote 2/3
<MGR>
"The auto-response avalanche converted the entire mail system
into an Agent-Smith-like replication factory of away messages, as
auto-responders incessantly informed not just every employee, but
also each other, about employee status." --- Quote 2/3L107[07:06:20] <MGR>
Meanwhile, the software I'm using for work is quite terrible
<MGR>
Meanwhile, the software I'm using for work is quite terribleL108[07:06:51] <MGR> When I
want to copy something, sometimes it'll copy correctly, other times
it'll copy some other random thing, and other times it just changes
information on said device in a random manner, without copying
anything at all
<MGR> When I
want to copy something, sometimes it'll copy correctly, other times
it'll copy some other random thing, and other times it just changes
information on said device in a random manner, without copying
anything at allL109[07:18:34] <Izaya> huh, my diffing the
buffer to the last buffer is causing the weird display issues
L110[07:18:35] <Izaya> :|
L111[07:18:50] <Izaya> can't really call
it fastty if it redraws the whole screen every time though
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L113[07:27:10] <Izaya> scrolling works at
least
L114[08:20:38] <S3> I dunno how many times
I'vew had to pull out the soldering iron today and fix this damn
adaptor
L115[08:21:04] <S3> RF is really
sensitive
L116[08:21:15] <S3> but it looks like I
finally got it
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L118[08:24:46] <S3> turtle!
L119[08:24:57] <Turtle> o/
L120[08:25:04] <S3> lol I typed that on my
other computer first got syntax eror was slike woops
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L122[08:31:55] <Saphire> Flap
L123[08:32:02] <Saphire> So... Anyone
here? o..o
L124[08:32:07] <Syrren> \o
L125[08:32:14] *
Saphire rubs Temia
L126[08:32:21] *
Temia meeps?
L127[08:32:50] <S3> Saphir...
L128[08:32:53] <S3> Saphire: *
L129[08:33:00] <S3> Saphire: we're all
here there's /names for a reason! :D
L130[08:33:25] *
Saphire tickle-tickles a monstergirl!
L131[08:33:32] <S3> wut
L132[08:33:48] *
Temia squeaks and flails!
L133[08:33:56] <S3> ...
L134[08:34:08] *
Temia hides under the couch and whinemoos ;^; not
fair.
L135[08:34:18] <Saphire> Temia is a
minotaur ^^
L136[08:34:21] <Saphire> Cutemoo :D
L137[08:34:42] <S3> MichiBot is an
alot
L138[08:34:43] <MichiBot> ALOT: http://tinyurl.com/y42zurt
L139[08:37:04] <S3> I trolled the
programming channel the other day
L140[08:37:30] <Temia> Oh?
L141[08:40:07] <S3> yeah I went in to ask
for some help with my TRS-80 computer just curious and didnt tell
anyone what it was, I basically described the problem and this guy
started like thinking I knew nothing about programming, so I
started doing my grinface
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L143[08:41:21] <S3> it was only slightly
dull so the best part though was when he kept trying to tell me
what an error looks like, I said I have a syntax error and he's
like WHAts THE ACTUAL ERROR MESSAGE -
L144[08:41:29] <S3> and I just kept saying
syntax error
L145[08:41:40] <S3> because on my screen
it said: ?SN ERROR
L146[08:42:48] <S3> I did actually get
help with my problem, but not in #programming, I knew nobody in
there would be able to help
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L148[08:43:15] <S3> hey ben_mkiv
L149[08:43:24] <ben_mkiv> S3!
L150[08:43:50] <S3> I am running out of
hard cider
L151[08:43:54] <S3> what am I going to
do
L152[08:44:19] <S3> that wasn't directed
at you ben_mkiv, just the world in general lol
L153[08:44:39] *
Izaya hands S3 some rum
L154[08:44:41] <ben_mkiv> welp, i was
already thinking of some solution for that kind of problem
L155[08:45:05] <S3> Izaya: wanna port your
os to 6502 lua?
L156[08:45:06] <S3> :D
L157[08:45:27] <Izaya> no guarantees but I
can give it a go I guess
L158[08:45:31] <S3> lol
L159[08:45:37] <S3> I was just being
funny
L160[08:45:45] <S3> it would be so
slow
L161[08:46:21] <S3> WOAH
L162[08:46:25] <Izaya> can the 6809 do
memory -> memory movs?
L163[08:46:26] <S3> I have to be very
careful
L164[08:47:57] <S3> Izaya: not that I know
of, but it does support stack blasting
L165[08:48:01] <S3> which is fun for
memory copies
L166[08:49:10] <S3> stack operations on
6809 are quite fast, faster than a load from memory store to memory
operation, muc much faster
L167[08:49:40] <S3> so the idea is that
you take the 2 stacks, and point one to source and one to
destination memory locations
L168[08:49:49] <S3> and you just blast pop
and pushes
L169[08:50:58] <S3> this takes less than 4
clock cycles
L170[08:51:18] <S3> and the cool thing
about this is that the 6809 uses four clock cycles per clock 360
degrees
L171[08:51:35] <S3> if you have a 1Mhz
clock connected to the 6809 it operates at 4Mhz
L172[08:51:55] <S3> using two clock phases
+ rising edge + falling edge
L173[08:52:18] <S3> so yeah, stack
blasting is the way to go for memory copies
L174[08:52:52] <S3> should be O(n)
L175[08:53:12] <S3> Izaya: that answer
your wonders?
L176[08:54:11] <Izaya> I guess so, it's an
interesting trick
L177[08:55:29] <S3> Izaya: 6809s are
actually great in multi CPU systems
L178[08:55:41] <S3> so you could
technically program one to be a DMA chip
L179[08:55:46] <S3> with dual port
memory
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L182[09:30:05] <S3> oh! I've got it, I can
do my dual port memory control in the top level memory
decoder
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L184[09:48:19] <S3> hey Reika what's the
best way to contact you with some weird dragonapi bonanza?
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L186[10:00:11] <Temia> tfw your frequency
scaling randomly starts working after several weaks of it being
cranked up to the full 4Ghz
L187[10:00:54] <gamax92> Temia: 4Ghz
D:
L188[10:04:20] <Temia> Weeks, even
L189[10:04:30] <S3> weaks!
L190[10:04:38] <Temia> SHUSH >:T
L191[10:04:41] <Temia> I'm still having my
coffee
L192[10:04:42] <S3> ok I need to download
1.7.10
L193[10:04:45] <S3> because that'
L194[10:04:49] <S3> that's what gamax92
said
L195[10:04:58] <Temia> It scales up past
stock to 4.20GHz when I have FFXIV running in kvm due to turbo
mode, but I haven't seen it go below in ages.
L196[10:05:09] <Temia> And the first
person who makes a crack about that number gets headbutted
L197[10:05:09] <Temia> >:T
L198[10:05:11] <S3> I hope I get a nice
diagram of the Thistle memory map on the github
L199[10:05:55] <gamax92> Uhh, no diagrams,
just markdown tables
L200[10:07:26] <gamax92> S3: I thought you
were already using 1.7.10
L201[10:08:44] <S3> gamax92: I didn't
start though
L202[10:08:48] <S3> I was busy doing other
stuff
L203[10:08:58] *
gamax92 puts a blueberry in Temia's coffee
L204[10:09:06] <gamax92> fair enough
L205[10:17:52] <S3> where are these said
markdown tables?
L206[10:18:01] <gamax92> The wiki
L207[10:18:49] <S3> sometimes I forget
that github has a seperate wiki thing
L208[10:19:23] <gamax92> also there's
something outdated or some such regarding component interaction so
I'll fix that Soon
L209[10:19:30] <gamax92> Soon™
L210[10:22:10] <SubThread> hmm, thinking
about a minimal 1.12.2 server with oc. Basically just oc +
"ONE general tech mod". EnderIO is not for 1.12 yet, so
we have: Immersive E, Thermal E, Actually Additions, RF Tools. What
would be the best fit/most lightweight/most popular choice?
L211[10:23:44] <gamax92> OC + Computronics
+ Tech mod
L212[10:24:05] <SubThread> It's the Tech
mod that I'm thinking about
L213[10:24:21] <gamax92> oh
L214[10:24:46] <SubThread> Personally I
like them all, and want some input from you guys.
L215[10:28:50] <MGR>
Thermal Expansion is pretty good
<MGR>
Thermal Expansion is pretty goodL216[10:29:05] <MGR> So is
IE, but I haven't used the other 2 in 1.13
<MGR> So is
IE, but I haven't used the other 2 in 1.13L217[10:29:08] <MGR>
1.12*
<MGR>
1.12*L218[10:29:59] *
Temia has a blueberry in her coffee. o.o
L219[10:30:21] <Vexatos> I'd use the only
decent tech mod, IC2
L220[10:37:53] <SubThread> So votes on TE
and IE from MGR then. @Vexatos I feel that I kinda need to go with
RF mods in this case.
L221[10:38:00] <Vexatos> Why
L222[10:38:08] <Vexatos> Is there any
reason >_>
L223[10:40:29] <SubThread> I think the
other ones are a better fit and find them more fun to play
with.
L224[10:40:44] <Vexatos> uh
L225[10:40:50] <SubThread> But I have
noted your suggestion
L226[10:40:51] <Vexatos> a better fit to
OC?
L227[10:40:58] <Vexatos> Then you haven't
played OC ._.
L228[10:41:34] <SubThread> Well, opinions
Vex
L229[10:41:58] <Vexatos> You want a good
tech mod, but don't want the one actually good tech mod
>_>
L230[10:42:16] <Vexatos> The other ones
just make the game way too easy anyway >_>
L231[10:43:01] <Forecaster>
maybe they want easy :P
<Forecaster>
maybe they want easy :PL232[10:44:09] <Vexatos> D:
L233[10:44:16] <Vexatos>
Unthinkable!
L234[10:49:26] <digital> I
haven't spent time with IC2 to know it well. but it is a well coded
mod either way
<digital> I
haven't spent time with IC2 to know it well. but it is a well coded
mod either wayL235[10:50:01] <SubThread> All the mods
mentioned are well coded.
L236[10:50:58] <gamax92> hah, OC well
coded?
L237[10:51:25] <AmandaC> payonel: I made
that ancent completion thing work again, and made it better:
https://asciinema.org/a/HRYoxO7b31bGp7IAeS3YA3QGU
L238[10:51:58] <gamax92> AmandaC: that
looks pretty good
L239[10:52:00] <SubThread> OC is top of
the line
L240[10:52:10] <Syrren> AmandaC:
awesome!
L241[10:52:16] <gamax92> SubThread: It's
written in Scala :/
L242[10:52:24] <SubThread> top of the
line
L243[10:52:45] <Forecaster>
this may also be one of those opinion things I've heard about
<Forecaster>
this may also be one of those opinion things I've heard aboutL244[10:53:13] <gamax92> dual sided floppy
disks
L245[10:53:14] <Syrren> @Forecaster:
speaking of opinions, what do you think of E:D CQC/Arena?
L246[10:53:59] <digital>
lol cqc.
<digital>
lol cqc.L247[10:53:59] <Forecaster>
Syrren: I've not played it much, I tried a while ago but picked a
bad time apparently because I couldn't get into any matches
<Forecaster>
Syrren: I've not played it much, I tried a while ago but picked a
bad time apparently because I couldn't get into any matchesL248[10:54:19] <Syrren> Yeah, apparently
that's what people mean when they say "cqc is dead"
L249[10:54:36] <digital> I
am hyped and cautious about squadrons though.
<digital> I
am hyped and cautious about squadrons though.L250[10:54:51] <Syrren> feels weird that I
can't (ab)use things like target-hostile though
L251[10:55:04] <MGR>
@Forecaster This is the Internet. Opinions are facts, and sources
don't matter
<MGR>
@Forecaster This is the Internet. Opinions are facts, and sources
don't matterL252[10:55:21] <Forecaster>
@MGR I want a source on that :P
<Forecaster>
@MGR I want a source on that :PL253[10:55:38] <Syrren> also pondering
abusing glovepie or similar to automatically increase turning
performance (by engaging lateral thrusters)
L254[10:55:48] <Syrren> (because 6dof with
M+KB is pain)
L255[10:55:59] <MGR>
@Forecaster sure
<MGR>
@Forecaster sureL256[10:56:17] <Forecaster>
(I actually don't)
<Forecaster>
(I actually don't)L257[10:56:29] <digital>
Syrren: Thats why I play with a hotas ?
<digital>
Syrren: Thats why I play with a hotas ?L258[10:56:34] <Syrren> @digital which
one?
L259[10:56:48] <digital>
saitek x56
<digital>
saitek x56L260[10:56:59] <Forecaster>
I play with a controller right now
<Forecaster>
I play with a controller right nowL261[10:57:08] <Forecaster>
because I can't be bothered to set the hotas up
<Forecaster>
because I can't be bothered to set the hotas upL262[10:57:10] <Syrren> isn't that one of
those QC = good luck ones?
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L264[10:57:26] <digital>
vocal minority.
<digital>
vocal minority.L265[10:57:38] <digital> as
far I can tell their qc isn't bad.
<digital> as
far I can tell their qc isn't bad.L266[10:57:40] <Vexatos> SubThread, OC is
so well-coded that noone knows how it works, its beyond human
comprehension
L267[10:57:40] <Syrren> right, so my usual
division factor isn't big enough then :P
L268[10:57:51] <Syrren> I've been
researching hotas on-and-off for a while now
L269[10:58:01] <MGR>
@Forecaster I wasn't going to give you one
<MGR>
@Forecaster I wasn't going to give you oneL270[10:58:04] <Forecaster>
saitek makes good stuff
<Forecaster>
saitek makes good stuffL271[10:58:08] <MGR> thiis
is the Internet
<MGR> thiis
is the InternetL272[10:58:12] <Syrren> would have
purchased already probably but VKB MCG isn't out yet
L273[10:58:19] <Syrren> (go hard or go
home approach)
L274[10:58:40] <Syrren> I was thinking
analog hats = 6dof goodness
L275[10:58:58] <digital>
the x56 had alot of the features I wanted so I got it.
<digital>
the x56 had alot of the features I wanted so I got it.L276[10:58:58] <MichiBot> ALOT: http://tinyurl.com/y42zurt
L277[10:59:24] <Syrren> Hmmm... 2nd mouse
-> freepie -> fake joystick maybe
L278[10:59:25] <Forecaster>
I wish my throttle would work properly
<Forecaster>
I wish my throttle would work properlyL279[10:59:31] <gamax92> S3: did you get
it working
L280[10:59:52] <digital>
Syrren: then again I do play with VA and a custom plugin
anyways.
<digital>
Syrren: then again I do play with VA and a custom plugin
anyways.L281[10:59:57] <Syrren> >voice attack
L282[10:59:58] <Syrren> ah.
L283[11:00:05] <Forecaster>
I use it as well
<Forecaster>
I use it as wellL284[11:00:08] <Syrren> 95% of my current
opportunities to play games are at night.
L285[11:00:13] <Syrren> so voice-based
stuff is a no-go
L286[11:00:13] <Forecaster>
good complement when you're using a controller :P
<Forecaster>
good complement when you're using a controller :PL287[11:00:16] <Forecaster>
because limited buttons
<Forecaster>
because limited buttonsL288[11:00:34] <gamax92> solution
L289[11:00:35] <digital> I
use it mostly for the panel switching.
<digital> I
use it mostly for the panel switching.L290[11:00:38] <gamax92> use a second
controller
L291[11:00:44] <gamax92> control it with
your feet or something
L292[11:00:48] <Syrren> lol
L293[11:00:58] <Forecaster>
I think I'll stick with voice control...
<Forecaster>
I think I'll stick with voice control...L294[11:01:01] <Syrren> FYI, E:D supports
multiple key/button combinations
L295[11:01:13] <Syrren> for example, I use
left-alt + wasd for panels
L296[11:01:19] <Syrren>
s/panels/power/
L297[11:01:31] <Syrren> left-shift + wasd
for panels
L298[11:01:42] <Forecaster>
I have voice activated presets for power
<Forecaster>
I have voice activated presets for powerL299[11:01:42] <Syrren> MichiBot: wake
up
L300[11:02:17] <digital>
getting coorded buttons on the x56 is hard.
<digital>
getting coorded buttons on the x56 is hard.L301[11:02:35] <digital> so
I just decide to make a plugin to help me automate my panels.
<digital> so
I just decide to make a plugin to help me automate my panels.L302[11:03:13] <gamax92> AmandaC: oh, that
was ocvm
L303[11:05:30] <digital> I
like how we just had a conversation that went from E:D to hardware
to software in discord chat about a minecraft mod.....
<digital> I
like how we just had a conversation that went from E:D to hardware
to software in discord chat about a minecraft mod.....L304[11:06:38] <Vexatos> wait
L305[11:06:42] <Vexatos> this is about a
minecraft mod?
L306[11:06:43] <Vexatos> wait
L307[11:06:45] <Vexatos> this is discord
chat?
L308[11:06:50] <gamax92> no this is Online
Community
L309[11:07:05] <gamax92> get off the phone
line
L310[11:07:12] <digital> if
want to get technical discord is just an irc client ?
<digital> if
want to get technical discord is just an irc client ?L311[11:07:23] <gamax92> uhh
L312[11:07:29] <gamax92> no, no it's not
:P
L313[11:07:31] <Vexatos> What is a discord
._.
L314[11:07:36] <S3> Tahg:
L315[11:07:36] <Vexatos> I am using an IRC
client ,_,
L316[11:07:38] <S3> oops
L317[11:07:43] <S3> gamax92: I got the
hard cider working
L318[11:07:45] <S3> if thats what you
mean
L319[11:07:46] <S3> lol
L320[11:07:54] <S3> im still reading the
wiki
L321[11:08:02] <gamax92> I'll just assume
that means you got FORTH fully ported and working
L322[11:08:21] <S3> no I've been working
on submitting issue tickets and stuff
L323[11:08:24] <gamax92> D:
L324[11:08:25] <gamax92> no
L325[11:08:42] <Forecaster>
I'd be using an ssh client
<Forecaster>
I'd be using an ssh clientL326[11:08:50] <Forecaster>
if I was connected to irc right now :P
<Forecaster>
if I was connected to irc right now :PL327[11:09:06] <S3> gamax92: so about this
input buffer addr
L328[11:09:07] <digital> I
always forgot that ssh and irc are not the same thing D:
<digital> I
always forgot that ssh and irc are not the same thing D:L329[11:09:10] <S3> does that fire an
IRQ?
L330[11:09:24] <Vexatos> @Forecaster what
about telnet D:
L331[11:09:40] <S3> ok fine
L332[11:09:41] <S3> I read it does
L333[11:09:44] <digital>
don't forget dail-up ?
<digital>
don't forget dail-up ?L334[11:09:48] <S3> I was just not
reading
L335[11:09:52] <Forecaster>
people use telnet?
<Forecaster>
people use telnet?L336[11:09:58] <gamax92> :)
L337[11:10:18] <gamax92> Vexatos: the
protocol is still IRC
L338[11:10:30] <Vexatos> Yes yes
L339[11:10:54] <S3> forecaster I connect
to irc via netcat all the time
L340[11:11:08] <gamax92> for some reason
(and or I changed this in the past) emu65el02 booted up in correct
6502 stack mode instead of rpc8's broken mode
L341[11:11:45] <gamax92> it ended up
making MineOS spit out an alternating pattern of garbage on the
screen and memory
L342[11:12:11] <S3> WAT
L343[11:12:56] <gamax92> I'll screenshot
for you
L344[11:13:11] <S3> I've seen this happen
but that's hilarious
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L347[11:14:36] <gamax92> S3: https://i.imgur.com/xy6w7RA.png
L348[11:14:59] <S3> yeah
L349[11:15:09] <S3> see this is what I
refer to as "easting memory"
L350[11:15:12] <S3> om nom nom
L351[11:15:22] <gamax92> yeasting
memory
L352[11:16:52] <S3> ok gotta stop getting
distracted here
L353[11:18:48] <Forecaster>
S3 look! something shiny!
<Forecaster>
S3 look! something shiny!L354[11:18:56] <S3> STAHP!
L355[11:18:58] <S3> lol
L356[11:20:16] <digital>
may your code be full of bugs MWAHAHAHA
<digital>
may your code be full of bugs MWAHAHAHAL357[11:20:32] <Forecaster>
that's not as much of a curse as a certainty
<Forecaster>
that's not as much of a curse as a certaintyL358[11:21:06] <digital>
better yet. may it work for only you and no one else
<digital>
better yet. may it work for only you and no one elseL359[11:21:08] <S3> shit I made a survival
world
L360[11:21:22] <Forecaster>
now you have to survive!
<Forecaster>
now you have to survive!L361[11:21:24] <gamax92> porting FORTH
while fighting for your life
L362[11:21:43] <digital>
open to lan, enable cheats, set your gamemode
<digital>
open to lan, enable cheats, set your gamemodeL363[11:21:51] <digital>
viola
<digital>
violaL364[11:21:51] <S3> lol
L365[11:21:55] <S3> open to lan?
why?
L366[11:21:56] <Temia> WHAT HUH
L367[11:21:56] <Temia> Oh.
L368[11:22:01] <gamax92> hey Temia
L369[11:22:09] <Temia> It's voila, for
future reference
L370[11:22:23] <S3> no it's viola if you
play music
L371[11:22:26] <S3> :D
L372[11:22:28] <digital>
open to lan is the only way to enable cheats once a world has been
created. (other than manually editing the world file)
<digital>
open to lan is the only way to enable cheats once a world has been
created. (other than manually editing the world file)L373[11:22:28] <Temia> And I need to set
my Viola highlight for Darkmyst and maybe Clever Pun,
obviously.
L374[11:22:46] <S3> Temia: WAT!
L375[11:22:52] <S3> my mud client is
called Darkmist, wut
L376[11:22:55] <digital>
english is hard...
<digital>
english is hard...L377[11:23:02] <Temia> Darkmyst is an IRC
network. <_<
L378[11:23:07] <S3> neat
L379[11:23:10] <Temia> Voila is french
though
L380[11:23:18] <Temia> :v
L381[11:23:24] <gamax92> here's how to
summon a minotaur
L382[11:23:29] <gamax92> Look,
fairies!
L383[11:23:30] <digital>
english takes words from other langauges.
<digital>
english takes words from other langauges.L384[11:23:33] <Temia> WHAT WHERE
L385[11:23:35] *
Temia looks around
L386[11:23:45] <gamax92> oh I'm sorry it
was snow instead
L387[11:23:48] <gamax92> my bad
L388[11:23:49] <S3> almost all languages
do that digital
L389[11:24:00] <Temia> Yes it does, it
ambushes other languages in back alleys, mugs them for vocabulary
and roots around in their pockets for leftover syntax
L390[11:24:02] <S3> ok let's try
again
L391[11:24:07] <Temia> Aw. :<
L392[11:24:17] <digital>
most atleast modify the spelling.
<digital>
most atleast modify the spelling.L393[11:25:04] <Forecaster>
so if I steal a phone and put a sticker on it's it's okay? :P
<Forecaster>
so if I steal a phone and put a sticker on it's it's okay? :PL394[11:25:51] <gamax92> https://i.imgur.com/zJ62Yac.png
L395[11:26:01] <digital>
none of this detracts from my original statement..... ENGLISH IS
HARD
<digital>
none of this detracts from my original statement..... ENGLISH IS
HARDL396[11:26:22] <Temia> English is the dark
souls of lang--*dragged out back and beaten*
L397[11:26:33] <Forecaster>
eh, like most things it just takes practice :P
<Forecaster>
eh, like most things it just takes practice :PL398[11:27:52] <gamax92> something is
missing
L399[11:28:34] <SubThread> @Vexatos,
version OpenComputers-MC1.12.1-1.7.0.18.jar, robot.swing() breaks
block but doesn't pick it up.
L400[11:28:53] <digital>
Temia: You should have dodge rolled ?
<digital>
Temia: You should have dodge rolled ?L401[11:28:57] <Forecaster>
does it have an inventory?
<Forecaster>
does it have an inventory?L402[11:29:16] <Temia> My axe puts me into
medium encumbrance on its own :<
L403[11:29:20] <SubThread> yes
Forecaster
L404[11:29:38] <gamax92> Temia: axe too
heavy?
L405[11:29:46] <SubThread> returns: true
"block"
L406[11:30:12] *
Temia holds up a labrys twice her size. "It is, but it's so
cute!" :c
L407[11:30:30] <gamax92> Temia is
tiny
L408[11:31:02] <Forecaster>
tiny minotaur?=
<Forecaster>
tiny minotaur?=L409[11:31:21] <Forecaster>
ignore the equal sign! ignore it!
<Forecaster>
ignore the equal sign! ignore it!L410[11:31:23] *
Temia nodnods. c:
L411[11:31:38] <digital>
you the set sign ?
<digital>
you the set sign ?L412[11:32:19] <Vexatos> SubThread, I have
no idea >_>
L413[11:33:29] <digital> I
english good.
<digital> I
english good.L414[11:41:22] <SubThread> Should I post
it on the forums Vexatos? I don't have a git account.
L415[11:41:37] <Vexatos> the forum isn't
for bug reports >_>
L416[11:42:25] <AmandaC> gamax92: I'm
curious what you thought it was, that it being in ocvm was a
surprise?
L417[11:43:15] <AmandaC> Also, now it
doesn't freak the fuck out if the prompt is too near the bottom of
the screen! \o/
L418[11:44:04] <gamax92> AmandaC: I
noticed the font being different
L419[11:44:10] <AmandaC> gamax92: ah
L420[11:44:12] <gamax92> but not right
away
L421[11:44:37] <AmandaC> it's also using
asciicinima, which I have no idea how it renders it, since it just
captures the std in/out and records it
L422[11:47:36] <S3> phew
L423[11:47:43] <S3> so my creative house
is built
L424[11:47:49] <S3> can now build a
thistle box
L425[11:48:08] <S3> and also gamax92 I
opened up a silly request to support read / write switches on all
floppy disks including loot ones
L426[11:49:20] <Forecaster>
@digital no no, "I English best!", there
<Forecaster>
@digital no no, "I English best!", thereL427[11:49:28] <gamax92> S3: why
though
L428[11:49:36] <S3> for fun
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L431[12:01:51] <SubThread> hmm, I think I
messed up that issue report on github. It posted it while I was
editing it. Sorry for that.
L432[12:04:44] <S3> WOOPSIES
L433[12:04:55] <S3> gamax92:
java.lang.indexoutofboundsexception
L434[12:04:59] <S3> :D
L435[12:05:05] <gamax92> why
L436[12:05:14] <gamax92> You gotta give me
more info than that
L437[12:05:16] <S3> I was trying to break
it
L438[12:06:40] <S3> so like, you said it's
loaded at $200 right?
L439[12:08:05] <MGR> S3,
your DragonAPI issue received a response
<MGR> S3,
your DragonAPI issue received a responseL440[12:08:12] <S3> oh cool
L441[12:10:05] <0xc0000000>
is it possible to create a custom IRC server?
<0xc0000000>
is it possible to create a custom IRC server?L442[12:10:25] <Forecaster>
nah
<Forecaster>
nahL443[12:10:36] <0xc0000000>
noooooooooooooo
<0xc0000000>
nooooooooooooooL444[12:10:37] <Forecaster>
it requires an arcane contract
<Forecaster>
it requires an arcane contractL445[12:10:42] <Forecaster>
with an ancient demon
<Forecaster>
with an ancient demonL446[12:10:47] <0xc0000000>
rip
<0xc0000000>
ripL447[12:11:13] <MGR> So,
just make a request to Gavle? ?
<MGR> So,
just make a request to Gavle? ?L448[12:11:40] <0xc0000000>
i did the undescribable: i joined PLZ
<0xc0000000>
i did the undescribable: i joined PLZL449[12:11:49] <MGR> What
is PLZ?
<MGR> What
is PLZ?L451[12:12:18] <0xc0000000>
holy cow that thing want's me to expose my ISP to everyone
<0xc0000000>
holy cow that thing want's me to expose my ISP to everyoneL452[12:12:47] <Forecaster>
your ISP?
<Forecaster>
your ISP?L453[12:12:53] <0xc0000000>
yes
<0xc0000000>
yesL454[12:13:17] <0xc0000000>
its a "sooper secret thing"(i have no idea why im doing
this. end me)
<0xc0000000>
its a "sooper secret thing"(i have no idea why im doing
this. end me)L455[12:13:19] <MGR>
What?
<MGR>
What?L456[12:13:31] <0xc0000000>
internet service provider
<0xc0000000>
internet service providerL457[12:13:35] <gamax92> S3: soo ... stack
trace any time soon?
L458[12:14:07] <MGR> I know
what an ISP is, I don't understand what PLZ is, or how it
"wants me to expose my ISP to everyone"
<MGR> I know
what an ISP is, I don't understand what PLZ is, or how it
"wants me to expose my ISP to everyone"L459[12:14:24] <Forecaster>
who cares what your ISP is
<Forecaster>
who cares what your ISP isL460[12:14:50] <MGR> Also,
^
<MGR> Also,
^L461[12:16:42] <gamax92> my ISP is
comcrap
L462[12:17:10] <Forecaster>
mine is fastbit
<Forecaster>
mine is fastbitL463[12:17:14] <0xc0000000>
plz is a
<0xc0000000>
plz is aL464[12:17:16] <0xc0000000>
idk
<0xc0000000>
idkL465[12:17:25] <0xc0000000>
i just typed /join PLZ on oc irc
<0xc0000000>
i just typed /join PLZ on oc ircL466[12:17:28] <MGR>
gamax92, same ?
<MGR>
gamax92, same ?L467[12:17:46] <MGR> And
why did you join a random thing on the IRC client?
<MGR> And
why did you join a random thing on the IRC client?L468[12:24:37] <S3> gamax92: hm. so if I
put 61 in $e003 do you know what happens?
L469[12:24:40] <S3> I get 0x255
printed
L470[12:24:52] <S3> well no
L471[12:25:06] <S3> I mean it
"looks" like 0x255 in non unicode ascii urxvt terminal
session
L472[12:25:11] <S3> the y with the two
dots
L473[12:26:32] <gamax92> S3: I do know why
but I need a stack trace first before I'll tell you
L474[12:27:54] <S3> orly
L475[12:28:05] <S3> I'm not getting an
index out of bounds error anymore
L476[12:28:15] <S3> and it was just saying
that on the OC computeer itself
L477[12:28:17] <gamax92> why did you not
save the orignal stack trace
L478[12:28:22] <gamax92> for fucks sake
S3
L479[12:28:25] <S3> the game didn't
crashh
L480[12:28:30] <gamax92> who fucking
cares
L481[12:28:42] <AmandaC> It means there's
aproblem with the emulation, you dope
L482[12:28:59] <gamax92> ugh
L483[12:29:08] <S3> fine
L484[12:30:22] <S3> don't yell at me too
much
L485[12:30:38] <Forecaster>
to be fair Dr Who cares a lot
<Forecaster>
to be fair Dr Who cares a lotL486[12:30:46] <S3> I've only had like ..
I forget how much hard cider now
L487[12:30:58] <MGR>
@Forecaster No, Clara is his carer. She cares so he doesn't have
to
<MGR>
@Forecaster No, Clara is his carer. She cares so he doesn't have
toL488[12:31:12] <MGR> His
name is also just "The Doctor", not "Dr
Who"
<MGR> His
name is also just "The Doctor", not "Dr
Who"L489[12:31:21] <S3> https://hastebin.com/elemayeyud.rb
L490[12:31:22] <S3> gamax92: ^
L491[12:31:32] <gamax92> thanks m8
L492[12:31:35] <S3> here's my test
code
L493[12:31:39] <S3> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/SkTa6JBn/
L494[12:31:47] <S3> which may be totally
wrong because I've been drinking but I care not
L495[12:31:55] <gamax92> what gpu/screen
you using
L496[12:31:55] <S3> looks fine to me
L497[12:32:05] <S3> tier 2 gpu, tier 2
screen
L498[12:32:44] <S3> I can see already I
put the loop lavel one instruction early
L499[12:32:46] <S3> lol
L500[12:34:21] <S3> gamax92: crashes
really fast on a tier 1 graphics + tier 1 screen
L501[12:41:42] <gamax92> "Yet no part
of the brain exists in isolation from the rest. It is all one giant
connected system. Like my headphone cable (seriously, where is the
end of this knot?)."
L502[12:41:55] <S3> AmandaC: how do you
trim a kittys nails when they keep waking up and staring at you
when you poke their paws?
L503[12:42:02] <S3> you seem to be an
expert on cats
L504[12:42:28] <AmandaC> S3: Get a
scratching post, they'll trim them naturally
L505[12:42:32] <S3> the other kitty loves
getting his nails done
L506[12:42:48] <S3> oh that sright I
should spray our post with catnip spray or something to encourage
them to use it
L507[12:43:36] <S3> our last cat would
trim her own nails
L508[12:43:37] <S3> it was nice
L509[12:45:12] <gamax92> alright, what
happens in the next 4 minutes determines if I Thistle or not
L510[12:45:18] <gamax92> 3 minutes
L511[12:45:37] <GreaseMonkey> [06:43:24]
<S3> which may be totally wrong because I've been drinking
but I care not
L512[12:45:42] <gamax92> hey
GreaseMonkey
L513[12:45:43] <GreaseMonkey> ^ first LDA
needs to be #61 not 61
L514[12:45:50] <GreaseMonkey> sup, i'm
about to dash though
L515[12:45:55] <gamax92> oh
L516[12:46:07] <gamax92> yeah that needs a
#
L517[12:46:08] <GreaseMonkey> wait shit
actually the first LDA needs to be #65 not #61 and definitely not
61
L518[12:46:23] <S3> GreaseMonkey:
ahahahaha
L519[12:46:28] <S3> see wat I mean
L520[12:46:32] <GreaseMonkey> anyhow cya
guys
L521[12:46:55] <S3> I've been spending too
much time with other assemblers
L522[12:47:49] <gamax92> S3: does your
assembler take character literals cause, would just do that
instead
L523[12:49:32] <S3> yes it does. it's just
#'A'
L524[12:50:20] <S3> so, I don't know
what's really going on, but am I right that every time you put a
char in $e003 it appends to some graphics card memory buffer and
eventually just tries to write beyond it?
L525[12:51:03] <S3> it does print A with
#'A'
L526[12:51:36] <S3> also A is 65 not
61
L527[12:52:28] <gamax92> the screen is a
big array of memory so, I suppose?
L528[12:52:45] <S3> might want to try a
circular buffer
L529[12:53:04] <gamax92> a what
L530[12:53:05] <gamax92> why
L531[12:53:35] <S3> okay maybe it's
dangerous to call it a circular buffer
L532[12:53:55] <S3> but you could jusyt
have it wrap around to the beginning of screen memory, kind of like
how textures will wrap around on an NES PPU
L533[12:54:17] <gamax92> that's not the
intended behaviour
L534[12:54:25] <S3> yeah probably not for
vt100
L535[12:54:33] <gamax92> it should
automatically scroll
L536[12:56:21] <S3> should be discarding
the old data though
L537[12:58:12] <S3> gamax92: the point of
a circular buffer is so that for example in the case of a scrolling
vt100 emulator you don't need to shift index elements around in
order to shift the window around
L538[12:58:24] <S3> but there are probably
oc limitations I am unaware of
L539[12:58:35] <AmandaC> the vt100 stuff
is just a emulation wrapper around raw gpu calls
L540[12:58:41] <Inari> https://scontent-arn2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/22309015_1184038791740808_5255267261877565326_n.jpg?oh=52ec6bd597c81608f8313b6737b0d321&oe=5A750A9A
L541[12:58:53] <S3> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_buffer
L542[12:59:04] <S3> I see
L543[12:59:30] <gamax92> That's cool and
all but yeah it just a wrapper around the gpu
L544[13:00:08] <AmandaC> and the gpu is
just a wrapper around a 2d array of chars + fg/bg colours
L545[13:00:30] <S3> that isn't unrealistic
from real machines usually
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L547[13:11:24] <MGR>
"Icing on the cake is she kept selecting the wrong options
without telling me what she was doing, so she tripped bitlocker and
locked the drive on top of corrupting it." --- Quote 3/3
<MGR>
"Icing on the cake is she kept selecting the wrong options
without telling me what she was doing, so she tripped bitlocker and
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L549[13:11:46] <Inari> Temia / payonel /
AmandaC: https://imgur.com/gallery/rlVuL
L550[13:11:50] <S3> gamax92: I'm assuming
CR and LF are required seperately?
L551[13:13:28] <gamax92> CR is
ignored
L552[13:13:34] <S3> ok.
L553[13:14:16] <gamax92> which I could
fix
L554[13:14:19] <S3> meh
L555[13:14:37] <S3> so the nice thing is
he's calling routines from these other ones
L556[13:14:42] <S3> so I could make new
routines
L557[13:14:48] <S3> but since thistle
makes it so easy, why bother
L558[13:14:54] <S3> it will slow it
down
L559[13:15:06] <S3> in fig forth that
iss
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L561[13:15:30] <gamax92> I'll fix it that
CR returns the cursor back to the beginning of the screen but not
the line down
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L564[13:15:45] <gamax92> and then LF will
just move the line down
L565[13:16:06] <S3> was that the way the
vt100 did it?
L566[13:16:11] <S3> I think so..
L567[13:16:13] <gamax92> probably
not
L568[13:16:26] <S3> I don't remember vt100
including cr with lf
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L570[13:16:35] <S3> but then again it was
a long time ago
L571[13:17:18] <gamax92> all I know is
that I opened xterm, spat out a carriage return, and it put it to
the beginning of the line
L572[13:17:46] <S3> yeah that's because
that's how *nix vsprintf works
L573[13:17:48] <S3> or whatever
L574[13:17:55] <S3> it adds the \r for
you
L575[13:18:26] <S3> example in linux
kernel printf.c in the x86 boot code
L576[13:19:13] <gamax92> S3: don't worry
there's documentation on this
L577[13:20:57] <S3> oh why fig forth
L578[13:21:02] <S3> why you no print
L579[13:21:53] <gamax92> hmm well, there's
a escape sequence of ESC[20h and ESC[20l that dictates how the
terminal behaves when it gets a linefeed
L580[13:22:23] <S3> watr
L581[13:22:32] <S3> some ansi stuff
eh
L582[13:23:19] <S3> OH DUH
L583[13:23:22] <S3> I need to find the
origin
L584[13:23:53] <S3> nope orig is
$0200
L585[13:24:39] <gamax92> btw there are
some config options in thistle that enable logging what the CPU is
doing, if you'd like to read walls of opcode traces
L586[13:24:47] <S3> oh neat
L587[13:25:09] <gamax92> highly recommend
enabling the option that slows the processor down or else it
lags
L588[13:25:17] <S3> heheh
L589[13:25:23] <S3> yeah I noticed how
frigging fast it is
L590[13:25:48] <S3> my 1Mhz 6809 with
basic takes about 1 second per line of hex code to print
L591[13:25:50] <S3> :D
L592[13:26:00] <S3> because basic is just
that slow
L593[13:26:14] <gamax92> I'm, not sure
what the speed is.
L594[13:26:25] <S3> TIBX =$0100 ; terminal
input buffer of 84 bytes.
L595[13:26:27] <S3> WUT
L596[13:26:40] <S3> that's.. where the
stack usually is...
L597[13:27:04] <S3> I must investigate,
they must be using the TIB as a stack which is EPIC!
L598[13:27:30] <gamax92> yeah I mentioned
that earlier, seems odd
L599[13:28:52] <S3> I see. the top of the
data stack is in the ZP
L600[13:29:04] <S3> it's very tiny
too
L601[13:29:21] <S3> (if it counts
down)
L602[13:30:20] <SubThread> I think I
"solved" my own github issue.
L603[13:31:06] <S3> oh I didnt see BOS
there
L604[13:39:33] <gamax92> S3: https://www.pcjs.org/blog/2016/08/03/
L605[13:40:44] <S3> neat
L606[13:40:56] <gamax92> I just wish the
screen wasn't so huge
L607[13:40:58] <S3> gamax92: don't slow
down your cycles per tick to 500
L608[13:41:03] <S3> it takes FOREVER to
load fig forth
L609[13:41:05] <S3> like 5 mins
L610[13:41:29] <gamax92> man even C++
booted faster than that
L611[13:41:34] <S3> so I see what' going
on it's crashing due to memory map. I need to carefully read the
memory map on thios
L612[13:41:41] <S3> it's writing to
components and shit everywhere
L613[13:42:05] <S3> gamax92: most of it
was waiting for the floppy for some reason
L614[13:42:11] <S3> the time thing
L615[13:47:12] <AmandaC> ~w eeprom
L616[13:47:12] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:eeprom
L617[13:49:06] <AmandaC> Hrm, guesss I
gotta boot into MC
L618[13:49:26] <S3> if I can't get this
thing to start working
L619[13:49:33] <S3> I think I will just
write my own forth because it's so easy
L620[13:50:12] <gamax92> oh, the screen is
so big due to broken css
L621[13:50:26] <S3> gamax92: I noticed
that when I store A into $E003 and it prints an A to the screen,
there's like 50,000 instructions that show up after that and before
my next instruction happens
L622[13:50:32] <S3> what's going on
there?
L623[13:50:49] <gamax92> zero idea what
you're talking about and haven ever observed that before
L624[13:51:09] <S3> yeah. I wish I could
like just past eit but theres so much going on that I couldnt'
catch it
L625[13:51:25] <S3> it was doing a lot of
eeprom reads
L626[13:51:46] <Izaya> Does stuff still
use 32-bit unix time?
L627[13:52:28] <S3> in oc? not sure,
because we haven't reached the need for 64 bit time yet
L628[13:52:36] <Izaya> in general
L629[13:52:39] <S3> so the number appears
32 bit fo rme
L630[13:53:07] <S3> I would assume any
machine that has a 32 bit cpu and doesn't have a double length
epoch time setup will use 32 bit epoch
L631[13:53:17] <Izaya> so...
L632[13:53:35] <Izaya> cheap ARM boxes
(android, etc.) and old x86 boxes
L633[14:11:46] <S3> getting older can be a
pain in the butt
L634[14:11:57] <Forecaster>
literally?
<Forecaster>
literally?L635[14:13:02] <Michiyo> Yep.
L636[14:13:22] <AmandaC> woo, helpful CLI
for flashing eeproms from my home base
L637[14:14:34] <AmandaC> https://amandac.keybase.pub/screenshots/Screenshot%20from%202017-10-10%2015-26-01.png
L638[14:14:52] <AmandaC> reads the label,
and default eeprom data segment from the file it's passed
L639[14:16:00] <AmandaC> s/home base/home
base filestore/
L640[14:16:11] <S3> apparently one of my
old friends died yesterday. He's been dealing with some problems
for a while and got so tired of being hooked up to IV tubes and on
a bed for so long that he just took em off and walked out
L641[14:16:48] <Forecaster>
other symptoms include, but are not limited to, spontainiously
appearing rocking chairs, yelling about lawns/at clouds,
complaining about kids these days
<Forecaster>
other symptoms include, but are not limited to, spontainiously
appearing rocking chairs, yelling about lawns/at clouds,
complaining about kids these daysL642[14:26:54] <Izaya> asie: unrelated:
https://my.mixtape.moe/wuxdwu.jpg
L643[14:31:33] <scj643> Mojang is stingy
with any server software that isn't Java edition
L644[14:32:22] <Izaya> why would they let
you host servers for pocket edition?
L645[14:32:33] <Izaya> they can charge for
that like they do the DLC
L646[14:32:43] <scj643> Hell console
edition can't connect to any 3rd party servers that aren't
approved
L647[14:33:20] <scj643> With the bedrock
version I'm actually enjoying playing the windows 10 version
L648[14:33:34] <scj643> Less resource
intensive
L649[14:33:47] <scj643> I can play on the
go
L650[14:34:19] <Izaya> if it's not the
java version you might as well just play minetest
L651[14:34:31] <scj643> :P
L652[14:34:47] <Izaya> that has mods and
allows arbitrary servers
L653[14:34:49] <scj643> I have the 3DS
edition too
L654[14:35:03] <scj643> (didn't pay for
it(
L655[14:35:30] <scj643> Works pretty well
for a freaking 3Ds
L656[14:36:30] <scj643> Also the paid
community stuff in pocket editions kinda pisses me off
L657[14:36:44] <scj643> Stuff we used to
be able to get for free we can't anymore
L658[14:38:35] <Izaya> gotta love MS
L659[14:38:42] <scj643> Ikr
L660[14:39:07] <scj643> Gotta love Apple
too with that logic :P
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L662[15:06:51] <S3> gamax92: you know
what
L663[15:06:54] <S3> fig forth is
dumb
L664[15:06:56] <S3> I'm writing one
L665[15:09:57] <AmandaC> Woo. I managed to
make capslock-as-control work right under Minecraft (and presumably
other games)
L666[15:10:48] <AmandaC> Had to twist some
dials in the gnome-tweaks program a different way
L667[15:22:40] <gamax92> S3: okay
L668[15:28:27] <S3> trying to think of a
way I can place the parameter stack, the data stack, AND the TIB in
the system stack
L669[15:29:06] <S3> I could do 32 bytes
for return and parameter
L670[15:29:09] <gamax92> you can make a
software stack if you'd like though
L671[15:29:12] <S3> that gives you 16
per
L672[15:29:19] <S3> I can do that
too
L673[15:29:23] <S3> I can store the stuff
in the zp
L674[15:29:29] <S3> the stacks don't need
to be very big
L675[15:29:57] <S3> forth programs don't
go that deep idealistically
L676[15:37:54] <S3> interesting take from
something I randomly found here; http://www.bradrodriguez.com/papers/moving1.htm
L677[15:38:04] <S3> "In the 6502, the
hardware stack is confined to page one of RAM (addresses 01xxh) by
the design of the CPU. The 8-bit stack pointer can be used for the
Return Stack. The Parameter Stack is kept in page zero of RAM,
which can be indirectly accessed by the 8-bit index register X.
(Question for the advanced student: why use the 6502's X, and not
Y? Hint: look at the addressing modes available.) "
L678[15:38:09] <S3> this is not a bad
idea
L679[15:38:26] <S3> by storing the
parameter stack in the ZP I can do ZP indexing
L680[15:38:45] <S3> I can use some of the
very low memory addresses in ZP for system registers but
L681[15:39:02] <gamax92> S3: reminder that
you also have the 65C02 extensions
L682[15:39:13] <S3> it'l make return and
parameter -almost- 256 bytes
L683[15:39:37] <S3> fortunately, parameter
stack should NEVER be that l;arge
L684[15:39:46] <S3> so I can store the TIB
in the ZP too
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L686[15:48:26] <AmandaC> \o/
L687[15:52:50] <S3> AmandaC: leavin or
comin?
L688[15:54:48] <Inari> https://imgur.com/gallery/HNq1u +1
L689[15:56:33] <S3> lol
L690[16:05:00] <infina> S3: hot water
heater works on a shower scale. Now I have to fine tune the
temperature on it.
L691[16:13:39] <Forecaster>
Dammit, I forgot I didn't have an evil genius episode for
tomorrow...
<Forecaster>
Dammit, I forgot I didn't have an evil genius episode for
tomorrow...L692[16:13:46] <Forecaster>
:|
<Forecaster>
:|L693[16:24:33] *
AmandaC now has wifi-based geofencing for her tablet, when she gets
far enough away from the base where the microcontroller pingin out
it's beacon isn't able to be heard, it'll switch to using the
tablet's built-in linked card instead
L694[16:29:40] <AmandaC> S3: The
groundwork of that working is what made me \o/ earlier ^ (beacon
tracking)
L695[16:30:11] <S3> oh cool
L696[16:30:33] <S3> infina: is it able to
get hot enough?
L697[16:31:24] <infina> S3: yep. I only
have it at 120. May do 125.
L698[16:31:42] <gamax92> S3: what forth
standard are you targeting btw
L699[16:31:47] <gamax92> since, fig forth
is fairly old
L700[16:32:55] <gamax92> old, but works
well for a 6502
L701[16:33:23] <S3> mostly just the stuff
from the starting forth book
L702[16:33:25] <S3> so it's easy for
people
L703[16:33:29] <S3> maybe some extra ans
stuff
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L720[17:22:43] <gamax92> S3: I found a
different forth for the 6502 but it's (source code?) is entirely
unusable
L721[17:22:55] <gamax92> it has no lines
and a ton of spaces
L722[17:27:29] <S3> gamax92: I looked at a
few
L723[17:27:31] <S3> such as eforth
L724[17:27:53] <S3> it's sad there isn't
much for a really simple one, even if eforth is simple
L725[17:29:00] <S3> the problem with
eforth is that it's 8 bit it looks
L726[17:29:55] <S3> forth should really be
16 bit
L727[17:29:59] <S3> minimum
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L729[17:30:52] <gamax92> oh, this one is
in german
L730[17:30:58] <S3> heh
L731[17:31:10] <Nova> Anybody able to help
me out with an issue I'm having and can't seem to find anything
online :(
L732[17:31:11] <S3> time to have vifino
port it
L733[17:31:25] <S3> Nova: why do you ask
to ask?
L734[17:31:30] <S3> just ask
L735[17:32:05] <Nova> I'm having an issue
getting oppm to work because every time I install it, it says that
it has already been installed but when I go to use it, it says it
isn't installed.
L736[17:33:01] <Nova> It's sending me in a
constantly loop and I've tried using new hard drives, new floppy's
and everything but it won't let me use OPPM
L737[17:33:07] <Nova> constant loop*
L738[17:33:16] <AmandaC> Nova: how are you
installing it?
L739[17:34:02] <Nova> It tells me to do
type install oppm and then I select the hard drive to save it to,
but when I do that it finishes by saying "Package has already
been installed"
L740[17:34:20] <AmandaC> Are you sure
you're selecting the right hard drive?
L741[17:34:46] <Nova> Yeah I've double
checked and used different systems just to double check :(
L742[17:35:18] <AmandaC> what mc/oc
version?
L743[17:35:19] <gamax92> Nova: does
/etc/opdata.svd exist?
L744[17:35:39] <Nova> 1.10.2
L745[17:37:06] <Nova> Nope
L746[17:37:36] <AmandaC> Nova: what
version of OC?
L747[17:38:16] <Nova> 1.6.2.7, sorry
L748[17:41:00] <Nova> I found a file
called oppm.lua in my hard drive's bin/usr
L749[17:41:23] <Nova> But the issue is
whenever I try to do oppm it just tells me it isn't
installed.
L750[17:41:38] <vifino> S3: have you done
anything with the ZPU yet?
L751[17:42:06] <vifino> also god dammit,
the korean ime keeps switching to hangul when i don't want it
to.
L752[17:42:22] <Nova> Not to sound stupid
but what's the ZPU? Dx
L753[17:42:23] <AmandaC> Nova: so you're
saying there's a /usr/bin/oppm.lua?
L754[17:42:50] <vifino> Nova: A CPU
architecture.
L755[17:43:36] <AmandaC> Nova: if that
exists, try renaming it or removing it then running `install oppm`
again
L756[17:43:39] <Nova> Sorry the path goes
/mnt/335/usr/bin/oppm.lua
L757[17:43:51] <gamax92> oh, does
/mnt/335/etc/opdata.svd exist then?
L758[17:44:37] <Nova> Nope, just the
oppm.lua
L759[17:44:42] <gamax92> odd :/
L760[17:45:21] <Nova> REinstalling it now
just to check, Amanda.
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L762[17:47:49] <Nova> Yeah it still tells
me that it's already installed. Looked at my other hard drive too
and there is nothing to do with oppm on it.
L763[17:47:53] <S3> vifino: not too much.
I have a lot of crap to do. in fact, school starts again tomorrow
so this forth porting stuff will have to be put on a shelf
too
L764[17:48:02] <S3> because I got tons of
work
L765[17:48:11] <S3> and it's fun to
procrastinate
L766[17:48:23] <AmandaC> I just tried with
a fresh openos install, and it worked fine
L767[17:48:39] <S3> gotta write a 6 page
paper by midnight tomorrow
L768[17:48:44] <S3> on forth XD
L769[17:48:59] <S3> by the end of the
semester it's going to be like 50 pages ~
L770[17:49:03] <S3> we've been told
L771[17:49:26] <S3> I've already done the
first section which is like 4 - 5 pages
L772[17:49:33] <S3> but this is the second
section
L773[17:49:54] <Nova> What components did
you have Amanda? Doubt I've done any of those wrong because they're
tier 3 apart from my data card which is tier 2
L774[17:51:08] <AmandaC> Nova: a bunch,
but the only one that should matter is an internet card
L775[17:53:23] <Nova> Could there
potentially be any issue somewhere in the config file that's
messing with the mod? I can't really think of anything else at this
point. :(
L776[17:54:14] <AmandaC> you tried from a
completely blank disk, right?
L777[17:54:16] <AmandaC> hard disk
L778[17:54:37] <Nova> Yeah I'm gonna do it
again just to triple check. I'll get back to you in a sec.
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L780[17:58:58] <AmandaC> %oclogs
L781[17:58:58] <MichiBot> https://oclogs.pc-logix.com/
L782[17:59:15] <Nova> Decided to scrap
absolutely everything, use only one hard drive for everything and
now it's working. Am I only supposed to use one hard drive or
something?
L783[18:01:22] <AmandaC> Not sure why that
would affect it, unless you were picking the wrong hard drive
L784[18:01:38] <Nova> I used the same hard
drive again, the tier 3 one.
L785[18:02:27] <Inari> Nova: What does it
say when you go "which oppm"
L786[18:02:37] <Inari> Oh
L787[18:02:39] <Inari> It's already
working
L788[18:02:40] <Inari> Oh well
L789[18:03:23] <Nova> x) Really appreciate
the help even though it was a really stupid thing on my end. Still
trying to wrap my head around the mod and it's a struggle finding
stuff online at a consistent rate.
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L792[18:07:24] <AmandaWoc> gamax92:
wocchat is indeed very pretty
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L802[18:49:26] <AmandaC> %choose clean the
cache or meh
L803[18:49:27] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
meh
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L805[18:51:49] <Nova> What kinda stuff has
everyone done with their systems out of curiosity? First time
messing with the mod so I don't know where to go with it.
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L808[19:01:30] <MGR> Nova,
I do some networking which is nice
<MGR> Nova,
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L810[19:03:17] <CompanionCube> Nova: not
all of it is current but https://openprograms.github.io/
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L816[19:06:08] <Nova> Thanks :) Gonna mess
about with this a bit more tomorrow when I'm more awake. Thanks
again to those who helped me earlier, looking forward to playing
with the mod
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L823[19:20:41] <AmandaC> Well, that's a
fun bug
L824[19:22:15] <AmandaC> I thought I'd try
Ben's fork of openglasses. Put them on, client crashes. NPE because
I didn't pair them first
L825[19:23:39] <AmandaC> Now I can't log
into my server, because as soon as I do, I NPE again. :D
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L830[19:30:23] <AmandaC> %choose nbt
diving or heirartical technology
L831[19:30:23] <MichiBot> AmandaC: nbt
diving
L832[19:58:14] <Temia> Fffuck it, I'm
doing it. I'm throwing together a pack. Probably for personal use,
but we'll see.
L833[19:58:21] <Temia> Give me cute things
to add in!
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L835[20:05:51] <Temia> Heretical
technology? Amanda, are you experimenting with ancient
relics?
L836[20:07:25] <AmandaC> Temia: n-no!
~hides some crystals under Inari's pillow~
L837[20:07:35] <Temia> Amandaaaaa.
L838[20:07:52] <Temia> If you start
attracting Noise here, we're going to have to talk.
L839[20:11:50] <CompanionCube> does
heretical technology even exist
L840[20:13:31] <AmandaC> Sorry, that's
classified, CompanionCube
L841[20:13:59] <AmandaC> You'll have to
sign this long contract, in the interests of national security for
what you witnessed
L842[20:14:15] <CompanionCube> security of
what nation?
L843[20:14:20] *
CompanionCube peeks under the pillow
L844[20:14:43] *
Temia SLAMS HER PALM DOWN ON THE PILLOW.
L845[20:14:49] <Temia> CLASSIFIED.
>:T
L846[20:15:22] <CompanionCube> but they
were nice crystals
L847[20:17:10] <Temia> But seriously,
someone give me some cute mods to pick up.
L848[20:18:17] *
Temia is mildly sad that Apple&Milk&Tea remains back in
1.7, that's one heck of a cute mod :<
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L850[20:21:47] <Temia> :<
L851[20:22:22] <gamax92> Temia: what mc
version you targeting?
L852[20:23:01] <Temia> 1.10, since I'm
uncertain if OC is stable enough on later versions.
L853[20:24:47] <Temia> I could probably
bump it forward, though I'd miss out on RC if I did
L854[20:31:09] <Vexatos> I have yet to
receive a single bug report on 1.11 or 1.12 from our QA team, so it
must be stable
L855[20:32:54] <Temia> Well, if there are
any cute things that require them, then I might move forward with
gleeful abandon
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L860[20:50:46] <Temia> I found it! The
cutest mod! https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/exotic-birds
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L869[22:08:30] <Izaya> anyone got any idea
why if I uncomment https://github.com/XeonSquared/PsychOS/blob/fsdev/modules/drivers/fastty.lua#L54
the first few lines are one further down than they should be?
L870[22:12:40] <Kodos> So
who wants to poke my HTML and tell me why my custom cursor cuts out
halfway downt he page
<Kodos> So
who wants to poke my HTML and tell me why my custom cursor cuts out
halfway downt he pageL871[22:13:03] ⇦
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L873[22:16:33] <Temia> Without any
comments whatsoever, no
L874[22:18:27] <Kodos>
rewd
<Kodos>
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L876[22:23:06] <Kodos>
[̲̅$̲̅(̲̅ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°̲̅)̲̅$̲̅] I bet this looks like ass in IRC
<Kodos>
[̲̅$̲̅(̲̅ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°̲̅)̲̅$̲̅] I bet this looks like ass in IRCL877[22:26:24] <Izaya> literally
L878[22:26:40] <Izaya> helps that it
changes fonts half way through because SGI Screen predates
unicode
L879[22:32:59] <Temia> Kodos, sorry, I was
referring to Izaya
L880[22:33:15] <Izaya> :P
L881[22:33:29] <Temia> I understand the
need for brevity given the goal of PsychOS, but damn if it doesn't
make it hard to follow >.>;
L882[22:33:47] <Izaya> I mean, comments
get stripped out in the production kernels anyway
L883[22:33:51] <Izaya> but nobody uses
PsychOS anyway so
L884[22:34:55] <gamax92> Izaya: PsychOS
looks good though, minus the indentation and lack of comments
L885[22:35:09] <Izaya> PsychOS has
indentation :<
L886[22:35:43] <Izaya> if you don't like
the single-space indentation just replace all the spaces at the
start of lines with tabs or 4 spaces or whatever
L887[22:36:35] <gamax92> it's okay we'll
just train a neural network to add comments
L888[22:36:47] <Temia> This can't possibly
go wrong.
L889[22:37:41] <Izaya> that seems
useful
L890[22:39:21] <AmandaC> @Kodos why has
The King of the Cosmos gotten dollar sign tattoos?
L891[22:41:16] <AmandaC> ( What it looks
like for me: https://amandac.keybase.pub/screenshots/Screenshot%20from%202017-10-10%2023-55-01.png
)
L892[22:41:27] <AmandaC> Now,if you'll
excuse me, I should be going to bed, not rearrnaging my base
L893[22:41:38] <Izaya> ha, sleep
L894[22:41:40] <AmandaC> ( You can guess
why from the timestamp on that file )
L895[23:15:00] <Kodos> Oh
boy, Shadow of War is microtransaction trash
<Kodos> Oh
boy, Shadow of War is microtransaction trashL896[23:58:20] ⇦
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