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L6[01:30:11] <Izaya> argh, Better With Mods
doesn't have an IRC channel
L7[01:34:05]
<Kodos> Yes
it does?
L9[01:34:19] <Izaya> The page only lists a
Discord room which is useless to me
L10[01:34:27]
<Kodos> They
ahve a bridge
L11[01:34:37] <Izaya> guessing it's
#betterwithmods?
L12[01:34:40]
<Kodos>
Indeed
L13[01:35:02] <Izaya> Thanks :D
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L18[03:25:01] <Saphire> Random everyday
Russian language fact: "why" and "on what" (or
"about what" as in "what that exam is about?")
are "почему" and "по чему"
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L20[03:29:05] <SAL9000> Saphire: wouldn't
it be more correct to say "о чем" rather than "по
чему" if translating "what that exam is about?"
?
L21[03:33:29] <Saphire> Hmm.. kinda?
Grammatically it is more correct, I guess, but it just.. sounds
odd.
L22[03:34:07] <Saphire> Oooh
L23[03:35:23] <Saphire> "по чему"
is used when you ask more about the general "about what
subject", and "о чём" is exactly the theme of
it
L24[03:38:00] <SAL9000> my feeling is that
they're more-or-less interchangeable in spoken Russian
L25[03:44:50] <Saphire> Subtle
difference
L26[03:46:12] <SAL9000> indeed
L27[04:04:13] <Izaya> wait Android 8 is
out?
L28[04:04:21] *
Izaya is considering downgrading to 4
L29[04:04:27] <SAL9000> lol?
L30[04:05:43] <Izaya> too bad it doesn't
really get any security updates
L31[04:05:51] <Izaya> they don't do LTS
android releases and it really annoys me
L32[04:06:22] <Izaya> well tbh it annoys me
that I can't use mostly-not-braindead Android 4 if I want anything
remotely like security
L33[04:11:26] <Izaya> "Better power
management of background apps" so... more force suspending
them when I want them running?
L34[04:14:35] <SAL9000> Izaya: probably
more like "yet another mysterious sleep API involving new time
limits"... which has similar end results, admittedly.
L35[04:15:20] <Izaya> Honestly, for me it's
a non-issue because having an IRC client running keeps the phone
awake properly so it doesn't fuck with my XMPP client and
stuff
L36[04:15:34] <Izaya> but I feel if I went
from 6 to 7 or 8 it'd fuck everything up
L37[04:24:55] <SAL9000> Izaya: the general
idea is that your phone 'should' be a thin-client which does not
have to stay fully awake to perform it's functions. If you're
running ZNC, there's a few different push-notification modules for
it; otherwise, there's Quassel although I don't know if there's an
Android client for it
L39[04:25:48] *
Izaya checks F-Droid
L40[04:25:52] <Izaya> no Google stuff on my
phone
L41[04:26:15] <Izaya> My phone works fine
as it is though. Without the Google services it'll last a day and a
half without suspending.
L42[04:26:17] <SAL9000> ah
L43[04:26:33] <Izaya> SD810 is
underrated
L44[04:26:38] <SAL9000> ?
L45[04:26:46] <SAL9000> oh,
snapdragon
L46[04:28:11] <Izaya> I see a lot of people
complaining about it but
L47[04:28:16] <Izaya> it's low-power and
plenty powerful
L48[04:28:29] <Izaya> It'll do Minetest at
30FPS and deals with 50 tabs on FF
L49[04:28:35] <SAL9000>
>minetest on a phone
L50[04:28:36] <SAL9000> O_O?
L51[04:28:50] <Izaya> it's a thing
L52[04:28:59] <SAL9000> is it an actually
usable thing, or just a techdemo?
L53[04:29:03] <SAL9000> tbh I haven't
looked at minetest in years
L54[04:29:06] <Izaya> It's certainly
playable
L55[04:29:18] <Izaya> You can connect to
normal servers and use normal mods
L56[04:29:22] <SAL9000> nice
L57[04:29:26] <Izaya> oh 0.4.16 is
released
L58[04:29:28] <Izaya> huh
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L71[06:48:46] <WatchtowerOrator> Time for a
new episode from Forecaster! You're welcome!
L73[06:48:46] <WatchtowerOrator> Tags on
this video: OpenOS,tablet,lua,opencomputers,
L74[06:48:47] <MichiBot>
RailcraftLP-
[Episode 52] - Whole Lot of Crafting | length:
34m 28s |
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Published On 23/10/2017
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<Duxz> nice
farm
L81[07:40:49] <Izaya> It's comfy :3
L82[07:43:06]
<Duxz> does
it have oc computers or any computera in it?
L83[07:50:16] <Izaya> It will soon
enough.
L84[07:50:33] <Izaya> I have power and
stuff set up, no computers built yet though.
L85[07:52:50]
<Duxz>
ok
L86[07:53:00]
<Duxz> are
you going to make automation with computers?
L87[07:53:20] <Izaya> Not much to automate,
really.
L88[07:53:29] <Izaya> Modpack isn't very
conductive of automation, weird as that is
L89[07:53:35] <Izaya> I could probably have
a farming drone or two
L90[07:54:38]
<Duxz>
yeah
L91[07:54:42]
<Duxz> a
farming robot
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L98[08:56:04]
<Sarren
Nardieu> ok i have returned from the land of nod, and my many
dreams of why i can't get my script to autorun
L99[08:58:21] <Arcanitor> is it named
autorun.lua and in the root folder of the drive it is on?
L100[08:58:44]
<Sarren
Nardieu> yes
L102[09:02:59]
<Sarren
Nardieu> ?
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L105[09:04:56]
<Sarren
Nardieu> haha now there is two of me xD
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<Sarren
Nardieu> the weird thing is that the script runs perfectly when
i run it after the tablet has come on
L108[09:13:04]
<Sarren
Nardieu> so the problem must be on the botting up/rc side of
things
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<logan2611>
could try launching it as a seperate thread and having it wait 10
seconds
L111[09:17:08]
<logan2611>
separate*
L112[09:17:18]
<Sarren
Nardieu> how do i do that?
L113[09:17:21]
<Sarren
Nardieu> lol
L114[09:17:48]
<Sarren
Nardieu> gift me your knowledge
L115[09:17:56]
<logan2611>
Attempting
L116[09:19:10]
<logan2611>
Here is the thread API
L118[09:19:31]
<logan2611>
I does not have time to write an example tho
L119[09:19:45]
<Sarren
Nardieu> cool thanks
L120[09:21:10] <Saphire> Sarren, code
please
L122[09:23:49]
<Sarren
Nardieu> in that particualr draft i was experimenting with the
variable you could pass to the start function
L123[09:23:55]
<Sarren
Nardieu> particular*
L124[09:24:10]
<Sarren
Nardieu> the variable is "39a/"
L125[09:25:57]
<Duxz> there
is threading :0
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<Saphire>
@Duxz for a while already
L128[09:30:35]
<Saphire>
Just... Nobody is using it much
L129[09:30:40]
<Duxz> is it
also in 1.7.10?
L130[09:31:02]
<Lizzy> yes,
it came with OC1.7 IIRC
L131[09:31:12]
<Sarren
Nardieu> so if i wanted to make it wait for all the bootup
threads i would go
L132[09:31:12]
<Sarren
Nardieu> thread.waitforall({ threadsgohere })
L133[09:31:15]
<Saphire>
@Sarren Nardieu uh, you need to execute the function :v
L134[09:31:27]
<Duxz>
nice
L135[09:31:30]
<Lizzy>
which is still being maintained for 1.7.10, 1.8.9, 1.9.2, 1.10.2,
1.11 & 1.12
L136[09:31:43]
<Duxz> how
much threads can oc computer hold?
L137[09:31:48]
<Saphire>
You are never actually executing code here. Your autorun only
defines a function
L138[09:31:56]
<Saphire>
@Duxz they are not true threads
L139[09:32:01]
<Duxz>
oh
L140[09:32:10]
<Sarren
Nardieu> ......ill see myself out
L141[09:32:11]
<Saphire>
But they are a smart way to fake them
L142[09:32:11]
<Duxz> so it
isnt usefull?
L143[09:32:30]
<Saphire>
@Duxz it's still useful
L144[09:32:48]
<Saphire>
Makes it less of a pain to implement somewhat concurrent
things.
L145[09:32:54]
<Duxz>
ok
L146[09:32:56]
<Sarren
Nardieu> i thought the rc thingy executed the start
function
L147[09:33:03]
<Saphire>
@Sarren Nardieu lol
L148[09:33:31]
<Saphire>
@Sarren Nardieu it's not C++
L149[09:36:29]
<Sarren
Nardieu> but the example.lua in rc.d doesnt seem to have to run
its own start function
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L151[09:40:57] <Saphire> "Because
that's different system, that's RC
L152[09:41:08]
<Sarren
Nardieu> isnt that what i'm using?
L153[09:41:40]
<Sarren
Nardieu> i have gameboy.lua in the rc.d folder and i've added
"gameboy" in between the curly brackets in rc.cfg
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L155[09:44:02] <Saphire> Oh, uh. Can you
show the example Lua? Too lazy to look up
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<Sarren
Nardieu> @Saphire so what's the prognosis?
L164[10:12:29]
<Saphire>
Needs more documentation xD
L165[10:12:33]
<Sarren
Nardieu> lol
L167[10:13:19]
<Saphire>
aka `man rc`
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<Saphire>
@Sarren Nardieu basically, you need to do `rc enable gameboy`, and
not edit the config manually
L170[10:14:14]
<Sarren
Nardieu> roger
L171[10:14:44] <AmandaC> `rc gameboy
enable` not `rc enable gameboy`
L172[10:15:23]
<Saphire> I
am a systemd user! <.<
L173[10:15:33] <S3> Saphire See you
later
L174[10:15:38] <S3> bye bye now
L175[10:15:47] <S3> close the door when
you /part
L176[10:16:04] *
Arcanitor gives Saphire a cake for the journey
L177[10:17:56]
<Saphire>
Huh?
L178[10:18:19] <S3> We don't like your
kimd 'round here
L179[10:18:38] *
AmandaC stabs S3 with a rusty spork
L181[10:18:46]
<Sarren
Nardieu> service already enabled
L182[10:19:22]
<Saphire>
@Sarren Nardieu Hm. Uh,basically, try to remove the execution of
function from the file (what I told) and try to enable it?
L183[10:20:23]
<Sarren
Nardieu> run that by me one more time doc
L184[10:20:56]
<Sarren
Nardieu> oh you mean the start() thing
L185[10:21:05]
<Sarren
Nardieu> i took that out
L186[10:21:24]
<Sarren
Nardieu> now it just has the funtion start(main)
L187[10:21:30]
<Sarren
Nardieu> function*
L188[10:21:42]
<Saphire>
try rebooting?
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L190[10:22:14]
<Sarren
Nardieu> i get the motd and /home #
L191[10:23:03]
<Sarren
Nardieu> the autorn on the floppy doesnt execute
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L193[10:32:30]
<Saphire>
...
L194[10:32:55]
<Saphire>
@Sarren Nardieu so are you doing floppy autorun or
/etc/rc.d/gameboy.lua ?!
L195[10:34:20]
<Sarren
Nardieu> what gameboy.lua does is look for a drive on the device
that meets certain paramtres (not being the main drive) and then
executing the autorun.lua in the root directory of the drive it
found
L196[10:40:07] <AmandaC> I still say you
should be using the normal OpenOS autorun code if that's the
case.
L197[10:40:10] <gamax92> yay, power is
back up
L198[10:41:14]
<Sarren
Nardieu> the openos autorun only works while the device is
on
L199[10:41:21]
<Sarren
Nardieu> not on startup
L200[10:41:37]
<Sarren
Nardieu> if i undertsand it correctly
L201[10:41:57] <AmandaC> Have you tried?
:P
L203[10:45:06]
<Sarren
Nardieu> i added it to profiel.lua
L204[10:45:19]
<Sarren
Nardieu> it works now
L205[10:46:06]
<Sarren
Nardieu> well at least i get the satisfaction that i ultiamtely
figured it out by myself xD
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L209[11:22:14] <S3> echo "FORMAT.COM
C:" > /mnt/c/AUTOEXEC.BAT
L210[11:22:22] <S3> woops, wrong
terminal
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L212[11:26:19]
<Forecaster>
killallhumans.exe
L213[11:26:24]
<Forecaster>
oops, wrong discord!
L214[11:26:51]
<logan2611>
same
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L216[11:27:46] <Inari> mpc-hc
/d/h/minotaur_girls_01.mkv
L217[11:27:47] <Inari> Oopps
L219[11:28:36] <S3> I found a quote
L221[11:28:49] <Inari> Temia: :o Pretty
lolita clothing
L222[11:28:54]
<Forecaster>
but that's MGR's thing!
L223[11:29:34] *
Temia mu? '^'
L224[11:29:37] <Temia> Oh right, the thing
on Twitter
L225[11:29:41] <Inari> Yeah
L226[11:29:45] <Temia> It's cute, isn't
it?
L227[11:29:52] <Inari> I love it, want
:3
L228[11:30:02] <Inari> I have a thingy for
uniform-y stuff like that too xD
L229[11:30:23]
<Forecaster>
what is this thing?
L231[11:30:35] <MichiBot> Sat Oct 21
11:39:08 CDT 2017 @LolitaWardrobe: New Release: LingXi 【-Royal
Academy-】 Series
L232[11:30:45]
<Forecaster>
oh neat
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L235[11:34:09] <MichiBot> Mon Oct 16
05:14:00 CDT 2017 @LolitaWardrobe: Recommendation: Yolanda 【-In the
Name of the Father-】 Lolita Cape and Skirt Set
L236[11:34:38]
<Forecaster>
I need to save those and attempt to draw them sometime
L237[11:34:47]
<Forecaster>
whenever I get enough time back to draw again
L238[11:36:49] <Inari> Temia: I love this
twitter account
L240[11:48:28] <gamax92> ran
netscape
L241[11:48:31] <gamax92> "You don't
seem to have netscape installed"
L242[11:48:55] <gamax92> excuse me
what?
L243[11:52:53] <payonel> AmandaC: are
there any outstanding openos questions?
L244[11:53:07] <payonel> i just see a ton
of pings (keywords i listen for)
L245[11:54:29] <AmandaC> payonel: no idea,
heh
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L250[12:06:52] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name:
Making Progress Posted on: 10/23/2017
L251[12:07:20]
<Forecaster>
The mouseover on this one is great
L252[12:07:57] <Mimiru> haha
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L255[12:22:40] <payonel> Inari: my cats
don't fight (brother and sister) but instead popo just chases lili
around the house and waps are her butt
L256[12:23:03] <Inari> Haha
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L260[12:46:33] <payonel> Inari: s/are// ..
a word
L262[12:46:47] <MichiBot>
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Published On 18/7/2017
L263[12:46:55] <payonel> even if you don't
like tetris :)
L264[12:47:10] <Inari> Too much flickering
D:
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L267[12:55:21] <gamax92> uhm
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L270[13:11:38] <gamax92> Innovative
National Aging Research Institute
L271[13:29:56] <AmandaC> gamax92: or
Interactive Natural Aging Research Interface
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L273[13:51:10] <Inari> payonel: hehe
^^
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L277[15:09:02] <gamax92>
(((x/20)*(x/20)+(x/20)*2)/3)*4 = (x*(x+40))/300
L278[15:39:05] <AmandaC> %choose try and
productive or meh
L279[15:39:06] <MichiBot> AmandaC: try and
productive
L280[15:44:02]
<Forecaster>
I tried and productive once
L281[15:44:05]
<Forecaster>
I didn't like it
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L289[17:18:36] <payonel> FactualOrc: i'm
reading it now
L290[17:18:48] <FactualOrc> :)
L291[17:19:08] <Izaya> m:read()
L292[17:19:18] <Izaya> rather than just
m:read
L293[17:19:29] <FactualOrc> oh
whoops
L294[17:19:56] <FactualOrc> im just a bit
afraid to test it in the drone for reals
L295[17:20:05] <FactualOrc> casue it does
spooky internet stuff
L296[17:20:22] <payonel> haha, it's just a
socket read
L297[17:20:23] <Izaya> that's going in a
drone?
L298[17:20:44] <payonel> FactualOrc: also,
if the read takes a long time, your code will timeout
L299[17:20:47] <FactualOrc> yeah :)
L300[17:21:08] <FactualOrc> payonel: oh no
:o
L301[17:21:09] <payonel> also, load
returns a function
L302[17:21:16] <payonel> not a
string
L303[17:21:27] <payonel> or nil,
reason:string
L304[17:21:29] <payonel> on failure
L305[17:21:37] <payonel> %lua return
load("foo bar")
L306[17:21:37] <MichiBot> nil, [string
"foo bar"]:1: syntax error near 'bar'
L307[17:21:47] <payonel> %lua return
load("return 1")
L308[17:21:47] <MichiBot> function:
0x7f14a8005fb0
L309[17:21:49] <payonel> %lua return
load("return 1")()
L310[17:21:49] <MichiBot> 1
L311[17:21:56] <Izaya> because uh, if that
code's for a drone it won't be able to require() stuff
L312[17:22:13] <payonel> and that ^
L313[17:22:26] <FactualOrc> i have to use
the component proxy thingy
L314[17:22:29] <FactualOrc> ?
L315[17:22:44] <Izaya> ~w custom os
L317[17:22:49] <Izaya> that's what you can
use on a drone ^
L318[17:22:51] <payonel> yes. require() is
provided by openos
L319[17:23:37] <FactualOrc> sounds like i
have a long night ahead of me lol
L320[17:24:02] <payonel> :)
L321[17:24:17] <payonel> there a few
people here that know a lot of these dettails
L322[17:24:19] <payonel> details*
L323[17:24:22] <payonel> feel free to
ask
L324[17:24:29] <Izaya> this stuff is kinda
what I do
L325[17:24:36] <FactualOrc> question: how
do i actually get the drone to run the command if not
load(cmd)
L326[17:24:40] <payonel> me too :)
L327[17:25:01] <payonel> FactualOrc: also
-- when you ask for help, just know that "can you read my
code" is generally not a good way for help
L328[17:25:06] <payonel> it's best to have
specific questions
L329[17:25:42] <payonel> FactualOrc:
load(string) turns text into a function, which when executed will
execute the code
L330[17:25:47] <FactualOrc> yeah i guess
it can be kinda like a can of worms otherwise lol
L331[17:25:51] <payonel> load(code)()
<- executes it
L332[17:26:15] <payonel> but load() is
helpful, returns nil, error_string when the code given is bad
L333[17:31:20] <FactualOrc> the code im
trying to reverse engineer only uses load once
L334[17:31:29] <FactualOrc> and it uses
the load(cmd) one
L335[17:31:40] <FactualOrc> so how does
that code actually execute anything
L336[17:31:42] <payonel> all i'm saying is
that load() returns a function
L337[17:33:19] <FactualOrc> so is the
"function : some number" thing what the drone actually
needs?
L338[17:33:41] <Izaya> payonel: fun
concept: rdebug: a BIOS that is mostly used over the network, can
write to the filesystem and stuff, can be used to debug OSes and
stuff
L339[17:34:34] <payonel> FactualOrc: i
dont know what you mean
L341[17:36:12] <FactualOrc> he only uses
load() once
L342[17:36:38] <FactualOrc> so if it is
good code it would return "function : some number" adn if
its bad retrun the error
L343[17:36:38] <Izaya> loads and returns
the function
L344[17:36:42] <Izaya> then executes
elsewhere
L345[17:36:50] <payonel> FactualOrc: line
17
L346[17:37:10] <payonel> result()
L347[17:37:26] <FactualOrc> ah!
gothca
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L353[17:52:44] <FactualOrc> ok i think ive
fixed everything, im just a bit afraid to load it into the
drone
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L359[18:38:23] <FactualOrc> im thinking
ive interpreted this completely wrong :(
L360[18:39:17] <FactualOrc> so if i go
"i =
net.open("html://skylarker.net/craft.html",80)"
L361[18:39:29] <FactualOrc> and the go
i:write("blueberries")
L362[18:39:51] <FactualOrc> will the word
blueberries show up on the craft page of my website?
L363[18:40:04] <vifino> No.
L364[18:40:07] <FactualOrc> i see
L365[18:41:13] <FactualOrc> so how do i
submit data to the internet from computer A to be read by computer
B
L366[18:41:45] <Izaya> you set up a thing
that either listens to POST requests or GET requests and then
relays it when another machine requests it
L367[18:41:57] <vifino> Plus, it's not
html://, it's http:// for urls. But net.open doesn't do http, it
opens sockets.
L368[18:42:10] <vifino> Use .request
instead.
L369[18:42:12]
<Sarren
Nardieu> sorry that was a typo
L370[18:42:32] <vifino> That'll give you
data. But you won't be able to write to your website like that,
ever.
L371[18:42:39] <FactualOrc> ok
L372[18:42:54] <FactualOrc> yeah it would
need some kind of authentication wouldnt it
L373[18:43:09] <Arcanitor> yes, which
*might* be possible with a data card
L374[18:43:14] <FactualOrc> :o
L375[18:43:16] <Arcanitor> key word here
being *might*
L376[18:43:19] <FactualOrc> lol
L377[18:43:28] <vifino> Not only that, but
also software on the server side.
L378[18:43:46] <FactualOrc> well it is my
server :sunglasses:
L379[18:43:47] <Skye> It'd be nice to have
TLS sockets but those are hard to do.
L380[18:44:20] <FactualOrc> so what would
i need to add to my website?
L381[18:44:33] <FactualOrc> hypothetically
speaking of course xD
L382[18:44:54] <Arcanitor> hypothetically
speaking:
L383[18:45:03] <Arcanitor> 1) some way to
authenticate the client
L384[18:45:15] <Arcanitor> 2) a process
listening for POST and GET requests
L385[18:45:34] <Arcanitor> 3) some kind of
a script to actually write the data to your website
L386[18:45:50] <FactualOrc> o.O
L387[18:46:06] <Arcanitor> 2 and 3 might
be able to be combined
L388[18:46:32] <FactualOrc> hmmmm sounds
like i need to schedule an appointment with Mr. Google
L389[18:46:47] <Arcanitor> my advice would
be not to try this
L390[18:46:54] <vifino> ^
L391[18:47:28] <FactualOrc> :( ok
L392[18:48:10] <Arcanitor> mostly on the
basis of it being a nightmare to implement in a secure
fashion
L393[18:48:39] <Arcanitor> if it is not
secured properly you open up a way for random people to put
whatever they want on your website
L394[18:49:15] <FactualOrc> i dotn think
much goes on on my website anyway though
L395[18:49:18] <FactualOrc> lol
L396[18:49:30] <FactualOrc> but i get yuor
point
L397[18:51:09] <gamax92> vifino: help ssh
client too old to talk to modern serers
L398[18:52:57] <vifino> gamax92: I know
the feeling, the only ssh client on plan9 was only supporting
ssh1.
L399[18:54:13] <FactualOrc> wait but i can
write to this irc without authentication?
L400[18:54:24] <gamax92> or well, it's
more like a too old openssl in my case
L401[18:55:02] <gamax92> cause the client
itself can do ssh 2, but complains about ciphers
L402[18:55:53] <vifino> enable old
ciphers, gamax92?
L403[18:55:58] <vifino> on like, a local
server?
L404[18:56:03] <vifino> on a per-host
basis?
L405[18:56:19] <vifino> just use it as a
jump host.
L406[18:57:33] <AmandaC> FactualOrc: IRC
is also frequently spammed with shady Viagra pill and malware
sites
L407[18:58:33] <FactualOrc> lol
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L409[19:02:51] <AmandaC> Also, no auth to
get into here isn't the same thing as no auh to make your computer
run some code or similf
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<Sarren
Nardieu> well it webiste isnt hosted on one of my own machines,
also couldnt i just limit it top a tweets worth of ascii
characters?
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<chernobyl>
there is poop here
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<Sarren
Nardieu> anyway... how am i supposed to do it?
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<Sarren
Nardieu> so if i wanted to send a command to a drone i'd go
m.request("????/setLightColor(0x7851a9)")
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L418[19:11:56] <test> leave
L419[19:11:59] <test> nao!!1
L420[19:12:01]
<chernobyl>
no you
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L424[19:19:24] <poop> PING
L425[19:19:34] <poop> good, no bots
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L427[19:22:39] <Arcanitor> what
L428[19:30:10] <ocdoc> Yep, no bots
here.
L429[19:30:27]
<MGR> You're
a bot
L430[19:33:01] <Arcanitor> so is
Corded
L431[19:36:18]
<MGR> What?
No I am not!
L432[19:36:41] <MichiBot> No bots here,
just us chickens!
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L439[21:25:22] <AmandaC> %choose be
responsible or wheeeeeeee
L440[21:25:22] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
wheeeeeeee
L441[21:25:41] <AmandaC> %choose watch
beep boop or listen beep boop
L442[21:25:41] <MichiBot> AmandaC: watch
beep boop
L443[21:31:10]
<Arcanitor>
I never realized how small 4kb is until I actually tried to write
an EEPROM
L444[21:37:49] <S3> Archanitor 4KB is
quite a bit
L445[21:38:05] <S3> it's like 200 - 250
lines of Lua code
L446[21:38:43] <S3> in terms of machine
code..
L447[21:38:48] <S3> 4KB is a shitton
L448[21:39:02] <S3> you could create a
tiny oprating system easily in 4KB
L449[21:39:18]
<Arcanitor>
4KB is 4K ASCII characters, no?
L450[21:39:20] <S3> with a filesystem
driver and all
L452[21:39:55]
<Arcanitor>
hmm
L453[21:40:42]
<Arcanitor>
if i stripped all the GFX code and all the comments from my
extractor program it would fit on an eeprom
L454[21:40:50]
<Arcanitor>
probably
L455[21:40:58] <CompanionCube> have you
tried compressing it
L456[21:41:06]
<Arcanitor>
no
L457[21:41:09] <S3> arcanitor check this
out
L458[21:41:14] <CompanionCube> S3: shit's
been done even. See: MultICE
L460[21:41:44] <S3> arcanitor paste your
code in there
L461[21:41:53]
<Arcanitor>
it would be pointless since it requires openOS to run and
microcontrollers can't interact with external components
L462[21:42:46] <S3> yeah you know I never
understood the microcontrollers can't interact with external
components thing
L463[21:42:49] <S3> it's so
unrealistic
L464[21:42:53] <S3> it shouldn't be called
a microcontroller :P
L465[21:45:28] <S3> CompanionCube: I was
talking non OC related
L467[21:45:34] <S3> for the Os thing
L468[21:45:48] <S3> but yeah there's that
too
L469[21:53:53]
<Arcanitor>
why are the complexity limits on drones so low
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L483[23:35:29] <freacknate09> hi
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L485[23:36:33] <Skye> Uhh
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L487[23:38:13] <freacknate09OL> hi
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L489[23:39:27] <freacknate09OL>
freacknate09 is my ingame one, and this is my out of game
username
L490[23:40:17] <freacknate09> How do i get
something proposed to be added to base openos
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L492[23:42:23] <freacknate09OL> Crap, I
deleted it when I updated my os
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<Sarren
Nardieu> can i use tcpnet in a drone?
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L496[23:59:02] <Izaya> tcpnet?