L1[00:10:03] <gamax92> minor improvements!
https://i.imgur.com/21Bl0YU.png
L2[00:33:12] 
<Kodos>
gamax, does that have to do with 3D printing?
<Kodos>
gamax, does that have to do with 3D printing?L3[00:35:10] <gamax92> @Kodos https://i.imgur.com/suTdNOS.png
L4[00:35:21] <Kodos> Ahh,
bits?
<Kodos> Ahh,
bits?L5[00:35:29] <gamax92> chisel's n
bits!
L6[00:35:34] <Kodos>
Nice
<Kodos>
NiceL7[00:36:02] <Kodos> I
was just thinking yesterday how cool it would be to do a Bit
Scanner component block, and whatever bits that are in the space
above it get 'scanned' and if a 3D print is possible, it generates
a file
<Kodos> I
was just thinking yesterday how cool it would be to do a Bit
Scanner component block, and whatever bits that are in the space
above it get 'scanned' and if a 3D print is possible, it generates
a fileL8[00:36:06] <Kodos> In
the format of print3d
<Kodos> In
the format of print3dL9[00:36:36] <gamax92> had to fix my decoder
to handle non zero offsets and partial storage
L10[00:37:14] <gamax92> it still writes out
the full thing as if it was zero offset and all 4096 bits, but
deflate compression is used so it probably doesn't matter too
much
L11[00:40:53] <gamax92> I want to add in a
few more features like a clipboard, shapes, and mouse support
L12[00:41:37] <gamax92> also in the time
between that last interface screenshot and now I named the views
and added in a top down view
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L15[00:52:38] <routhinator> Working
treefarm bot deployed thanks to Tag365's treefarm script.
L16[00:52:59] <routhinator> His forum post
about it links to his ServerFS instead of the right script
though.
L17[00:53:16] <routhinator> Actual script
is here https://pastebin.com/cGR0baki
L18[01:20:51] <Kodos> Is
ServerFS still busted?
<Kodos> Is
ServerFS still busted?L19[02:14:53] <Forecaster>
That looks like a bomb, but without a fuse
<Forecaster>
That looks like a bomb, but without a fuseL20[03:23:47] ⇨
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L30[06:41:04] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cd9pyIjzrt8
L31[06:41:04] <MichiBot> Smile, Sweet,
Sister, Sadistic, Surprise, Service - Looped for 5 mins |
length: 5m 10s | Likes: 358
Dislikes: 12 Views: 16,990 |
by Just Some Guy without a Mustache | Published On
19/10/2017
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L33[06:59:03] <Forecaster>
only 5 minutes? that's a bit disappointing
<Forecaster>
only 5 minutes? that's a bit disappointingL34[06:59:25] <Forecaster>
compared to all the "looped for 1 hour" videos
<Forecaster>
compared to all the "looped for 1 hour" videosL35[07:06:41] <Inari> :p
L36[07:06:47] <Inari> It's not a good loop
even
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L38[07:43:45] <ben_mkiv> you can rightclick
=> loop
L39[07:46:28] <Forecaster>
I haven't even watched the video, I'm criticizing the ambition of
the creator
<Forecaster>
I haven't even watched the video, I'm criticizing the ambition of
the creatorL40[07:46:56] <Ben> maybe
the ambition was to point you on the youtube feature?!
<Ben> maybe
the ambition was to point you on the youtube feature?!L41[07:47:46] <Forecaster>
I very much doubt it
<Forecaster>
I very much doubt itL42[07:48:25] <Forecaster>
also inari's avatar has a santa-hat
<Forecaster>
also inari's avatar has a santa-hatL43[07:48:28] <Forecaster>
on halloween
<Forecaster>
on halloweenL44[07:48:30] <Forecaster>
what is this
<Forecaster>
what is thisL45[07:48:48] <Ben> yea
needs bunny ears
<Ben> yea
needs bunny earsL46[07:52:48] <AmandaC> lalalala, lalalala,
welcome to the japodi park~
L47[07:55:18] <Forecaster>
??
<Forecaster>
??L48[07:56:35] <AmandaC> [Warning: Ear Worm]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeq2M6_sJP8
L49[07:56:35] <MichiBot> Kemono Friends
OP "Youkoso Japari Park e" | length: 1m 31s |
Likes: 2,249 Dislikes: 54 Views: 227,961 | by Kuu |
Published On 10/1/2017
L50[08:01:44] *
AmandaC has been waking up with that OP in her head for weeks
now
L51[08:02:08] <Inari> @Forecaster Halloween
is over, Christmas has offiically begun: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/344415139027615755/375262743344840705/unknown.png
L52[08:02:23] <AmandaC> Inari: WRONG!
Thanksgiving is first! :P
L53[08:02:33] <Inari> :P
L54[08:02:55] <Mimiru> Thankswhating?
L55[08:03:33] <Mimiru> It's just 365 days
til Halloween!
L56[08:05:10] <Forecaster>
"wham last christmas" sounds like a song title
<Forecaster>
"wham last christmas" sounds like a song titleL57[08:05:32] <Inari> ...
L58[08:05:46] <Inari> Do you mean to claim
you don't know that cursed song? :P
L59[08:05:56] <Mimiru> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8gmARGvPlI
L60[08:05:57] <MichiBot> Wham! - Last
Christmas | length: 4m 38s | Likes: 875,237 Dislikes: 44,051 Views: 264,176,210 | by
WhamVEVO | Published On 25/10/2009
L61[08:06:03] <AmandaC> Legends say all who
listen to it lose their soul
L62[08:07:02] <Forecaster>
but "wham" isn't part of the song title :P
<Forecaster>
but "wham" isn't part of the song title :PL63[08:07:11] <Inari> :P
L64[08:07:44] <Forecaster>
I guess that is why I id'd it as a song
<Forecaster>
I guess that is why I id'd it as a songL65[08:07:48] <Forecaster>
though
<Forecaster>
thoughL66[08:08:29] <Inari> Oh I have my own
Discord role haha
L67[08:08:48] <Forecaster>
you noticed that now?
<Forecaster>
you noticed that now?L68[08:08:56] <Mimiru> you've had that for
*ages*
L69[08:08:57] <Forecaster>
that's been there for ages
<Forecaster>
that's been there for agesL70[08:09:34] <Vexatos> It's been there for
eons
L71[08:09:51] <Inari> I mean, I never
really use the OC discord :P
L72[08:09:58] <Inari> I just wondered how
Forecaster saw I changed my AV
L73[08:11:32] <Forecaster>
magic, yes
<Forecaster>
magic, yesL74[08:11:52] <Inari> Well usually I'd be
far down the user list
L75[08:11:55] <Inari> But with this role
I'm high up
L76[08:11:55] <Inari> :D
L77[08:12:31] <Forecaster>
well, middle-ish
<Forecaster>
well, middle-ishL78[08:14:39] <Inari> All
Hail Inaria!
<Inari> All
Hail Inaria!L79[08:15:31] <XDjackieXD> ^^
L80[08:20:12] <Mimiru> https://i.imgur.com/o3XiEyo.png
L81[08:21:08] <Forecaster>
well, he's gonna have to move numbers now
<Forecaster>
well, he's gonna have to move numbers nowL82[08:22:49] <Inari> I still gotta try
that xD
L83[08:23:27] <Forecaster>
shame about the typo though
<Forecaster>
shame about the typo thoughL84[08:32:51] ⇦
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L85[08:56:59] <AmandaC> %choose play or
watch
L86[08:57:00] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
watch
L87[08:57:07] <AmandaC> hrm. nah
L88[08:57:10] *
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L89[08:59:13] <Forecaster>
%choose work or work
<Forecaster>
%choose work or workL90[08:59:13] <MichiBot> Forecaster:
work
L91[08:59:15] <Forecaster>
damn
<Forecaster>
damnL92[08:59:39] <Mettaton_Fab> %choose rebuild amp or use
dewalt bluetooth speaker for amp
<Mettaton_Fab> %choose rebuild amp or use
dewalt bluetooth speaker for ampL93[08:59:39] <MichiBot> Mettaton_Fab: use
dewalt bluetooth speaker for amp
L94[09:01:04] <Inari> %give MichiBot remote
code execution omelette
L95[09:01:04] *
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inventory
L96[09:01:54] <Forecaster>
%juggle
<Forecaster>
%juggleL97[09:01:54] *
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bikini
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L99[09:01:56] <MichiBot> ohno
L100[09:10:03] <Michiyo> "Aperture
Wine & Water soluble bikini"
L101[09:10:59] <Michiyo> needs moar oxford
comma
L102[09:12:49] <Forecaster>
%give MichiBot oxford comma
<Forecaster>
%give MichiBot oxford commaL103[09:12:50] *
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inventory
L104[09:13:00] <Forecaster>
there
<Forecaster>
thereL105[09:13:09] <Forecaster>
use it wisely MichiBot
<Forecaster>
use it wisely MichiBotL106[09:22:05] <S3> Vexatos: happy
now?
L107[09:22:16] <Vexatos> ?!?
L108[09:22:27] <Vexatos> ‽⸘‽
L110[09:22:42] <Vexatos> oh look
L111[09:22:45] <Vexatos> I was right
L112[09:22:48] <Vexatos> What
L113[09:22:48] <Vexatos> a
L114[09:22:49] <Vexatos> surprise
L115[09:24:07] <Vexatos> Yes S3, very
happy
L116[09:24:10] <Vexatos> :⁾
L117[09:24:52] <Vexatos> Wow
L118[09:25:06] <Vexatos> That list of
disliked languages is almost exactly my personal list of disliked
languages
L119[09:26:45] <S3> lol
L120[09:27:39] <S3> I don't dislike Perl.
I find reasons people have for disliking Perl invalid or
unimportant...
L122[09:27:55] <Vexatos> well
L123[09:27:56] <Forecaster>
what a coincidence! it's almost exactly my favourite
languages!
<Forecaster>
what a coincidence! it's almost exactly my favourite
languages!L124[09:28:42] <S3> PHP On the other hand
is horrible
L125[09:29:05] <S3> And you should feel
bad about using PHP
L126[09:29:07] *
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L127[09:29:34] <Forecaster>
it's not, actually, I don't have any favourite languages
<Forecaster>
it's not, actually, I don't have any favourite languagesL128[09:30:37] <Michiyo> ...
L129[09:30:48] <S3> PHP In a nutshell: A
language that came from Perl and tries to be Perl but sucks at
being Perl.
L130[09:30:49] <Michiyo> for fucks
sake.
L131[09:31:09] <Forecaster>
I don't feel bad for using it, sorry :P
<Forecaster>
I don't feel bad for using it, sorry :PL132[09:31:14] <S3> lol
L133[09:31:29] <Michiyo> Nor do I.
L134[09:32:44] <S3> Its a language that
claims to have OOP support, and does a very poor half assed job at
it, as well as having no proper function references.
L135[09:33:12] <Vexatos> I have a
favourite language :D
L136[09:33:18] <S3> is it Selene?
L137[09:33:22] <Vexatos> ...yes
L138[09:33:23] <Vexatos> of course
L139[09:33:26] <S3> lol
L140[09:33:27] <Vexatos> what else would
it be
L141[09:33:27] <Vexatos> duh
L142[09:33:37] <Vexatos> clearly, I
dedicate my entire life to Selene
L143[09:33:41] <S3> but no pattern
matching! lololololol
L144[09:33:54] <Vexatos> true acolytes of
Selene do not need pattern matching
L145[09:34:19] <S3> but pattern matched
tail call recursion!
L146[09:34:23] <Forecaster>
what if they need to match patterns?
<Forecaster>
what if they need to match patterns?L147[09:34:28] <S3> fantastic for
FSMs
L148[09:34:42] <S3> wrong kind of pattern
matching Forecaster
L149[09:35:12] <Forecaster>
but the patterns must match D:
<Forecaster>
but the patterns must match D:L150[09:35:35] <Forecaster>
Right MichiBot?
<Forecaster>
Right MichiBot?L151[09:35:45] <Forecaster>
well fine.
<Forecaster>
well fine.L152[09:35:48] <Vexatos> If you cannot
produce big enough match patterns, get more matches
L153[09:37:58] <S3> Forecaster, it'd be
nice if I could be like, function foo("bizbaz" = x) stuff
end
L154[09:38:21] <S3> and foo would only be
called if x is "bizbaz"
L155[09:40:25] <Forecaster>
probably yes
<Forecaster>
probably yesL156[09:41:09] <S3> example:
L157[09:43:49] <S3> function gcd(a, 0)
return a end
L158[09:43:49] <S3> function gcd(a, b)
return gcd(b, a % b) end
L159[09:44:05] <S3> if I did gcd(foo, bar)
I would get the gcd of those values.
L160[09:44:17] <S3> this is a recursive
function :)
L161[09:44:27] <S3> using pattern
matching
L162[09:47:50] <S3> I'd also like to see
erlang style atoms
L163[09:48:07] <S3> but that's not
important
L164[09:48:41] <S3> create_entity(:player,
args)
L165[09:48:57] <SAL9000> S3: if erlang
atoms are anything like lisp symbols, you can fake the
pointer-comparison behaviour with a table of empty tables
L166[09:49:44] <S3> erlang atoms are
constants that mean nothing other than its own name
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L168[09:49:47] <SAL9000> i.e.
interned[":player"] = {}, which is only == to
itself
L169[09:49:49] <S3> and prefixed with
:
L170[09:50:00] <S3> so te value of :player
is :player
L171[09:50:19] <S3> not a string, int, or
anything but :player. It's a little weird. obviously something is
represented under the hood
L172[09:50:33] <SAL9000> yeah, it has to
be a fundamental type
L173[09:50:35] <SAL9000> it is in
lisp
L174[09:51:25] <SAL9000> S3: FWIW I do
have a Lua implementation in Lisp... could easily add atoms
:-)
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L179[10:14:49] <Inari> SAL9000: But what
about molecules?
L180[10:15:22] <SAL9000> Inari: (cons (* 2
'hydrogen) 'oxygen)
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L185[10:48:45] <Inari> AmandaC: You should
watch Geass :D I'ts not quite a happy series, but its great
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L187[11:09:43] <Inari> N> example
(pseudo-)code or algorithm on how the Durability part of DB
Transactions works (or at least one way it can work)
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L189[11:12:04] <payonel> rip
michibot
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L192[11:12:47] <Michiyo> %test
L193[11:12:54] <MichiBot> Michiyo:
Success
L194[11:13:01] <Mimiru>
test
<Mimiru>
testL195[11:13:09] <Mimiru>
%s/test/Test/
<Mimiru>
%s/test/Test/L196[11:13:10] <MichiBot> <Mimiru>
Test
L197[11:13:30] <Michiyo>
s/test/Success/i
L198[11:13:30] <MichiBot> <Mimiru>
Success
L199[11:15:29] <Inari> Ugh, I only ever
seem to push back the point where a power failure/crash can
interfere with transaction durability :P Not eliminate it
L200[11:20:56] <Inari> Hmm I guess I can
eliminate it if I don't have to tell the caller that it
succeeded
L201[11:26:31] <Michiyo> @Lizzy, you can
now SED via MichiBot from Discord :P
L202[11:26:53] <Michiyo> fixed a few
annoying issues while doing that so.. win lol
L203[11:31:07] <Lizzy>
cool
<Lizzy>
coolL204[11:33:24] <Lizzy>
%s/(?<d>few).*(?<e>annoying)/${e} ${d}/
<Lizzy>
%s/(?<d>few).*(?<e>annoying)/${e} ${d}/L205[11:33:25] <MichiBot> <Michiyo>
fixed a annoying few issues while doing that so.. win lol
L206[11:33:30] <Lizzy>
\o/
<Lizzy>
\o/L207[11:35:18] <Michiyo> heh
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L211[11:43:52] <Michiyo> %addcommand
changelog https://ci.pc-logix.com/job/LanteaBot/changes
L212[11:43:53] <MichiBot> Michiyo: Command
Added
L213[11:53:45] <Inari> Things I'll never
understand: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DNj7cevVAAAHz6F.jpg:large
L214[12:09:33] <AmandaC> %choose watch
more Sakura Quest or try and find something else to watch
L215[12:09:33] <MichiBot> AmandaC: try and
find something else to watch
L216[12:17:01] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XH93VHrrqk ~
L217[12:17:02] <MichiBot> Eromame
ending song | length: 1m 31s | Likes: 57 Dislikes: 0
Views: 3,239 | by iimetrisii | Published On
4/6/2015
L218[12:22:14] <0xc0000000>
it's fun that none has made bitcoin currency in OC
<0xc0000000>
it's fun that none has made bitcoin currency in OCL219[12:22:58] <AshIndigo> Make it
yourself!
L220[12:23:05] <0xc0000000>
y
<0xc0000000>
yL221[12:23:18] <AshIndigo> y not
L222[12:23:34] <0xc0000000>
i have only seen servers that give us bitcoin for playing
there
<0xc0000000>
i have only seen servers that give us bitcoin for playing
thereL223[12:24:18] <AshIndigo> It could be
setup to be item trading
L224[12:24:24] <0xc0000000>
yea
<0xc0000000>
yeaL225[12:24:28] <AshIndigo> Just need the
right setup
L226[12:24:34] <0xc0000000>
yea
<0xc0000000>
yeaL227[12:24:51] <AshIndigo> I dont think
servers mods would even have to do anything really
L228[12:25:03] <AshIndigo> (Apart from
maybe protecting itl
L229[12:25:05] <AshIndigo> *)
L230[12:25:10] <0xc0000000>
ok
<0xc0000000>
okL231[12:26:02] <0xc0000000>
what are architectures for OC
<0xc0000000>
what are architectures for OCL232[12:26:16] <AshIndigo> ~w
architecture
L233[12:26:16] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/tutorial:modding_architecture
L234[12:26:21] <0xc0000000>
kk
<0xc0000000>
kkL235[12:27:43] <0xc0000000>
*if i only knew how to code in lua*
<0xc0000000>
*if i only knew how to code in lua*L236[12:28:37] <AshIndigo> Go learn
:/
L237[12:37:15] <Inari> If you know how to
code in lua you'd find you're out ofammo
L238[12:37:20] <Inari> *if you knew
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L240[12:50:44] <0xc0000000>
what do you mean
<0xc0000000>
what do you meanL241[12:51:03] <Inari> A reference to
https://blog.toggl.com/kill-dragon-comic/
L242[12:55:23] <Inari> The best way to do
constants is to GOTO to a function that declares them all an then
GOTO back
L243[13:00:39] <0xc0000000>
well
<0xc0000000>
wellL244[13:00:47] <0xc0000000>
computercraft has cryptocurrency
<0xc0000000>
computercraft has cryptocurrencyL245[13:05:17] <Skye> does it?
L246[13:05:21] <0xc0000000>
yea
<0xc0000000>
yeaL247[13:05:22] <0xc0000000>
krist
<0xc0000000>
kristL248[13:05:27] <Skye> I doubt Lua is
powerful enough for that
L249[13:05:42] <0xc0000000>
theres a app to make a wallet in CC
<0xc0000000>
theres a app to make a wallet in CCL250[13:05:47] <0xc0000000>
and there are external apps to mine
<0xc0000000>
and there are external apps to mineL251[13:05:50] <Skye> oh
L252[13:05:53] <0xc0000000>
like some people got to GH/s
<0xc0000000>
like some people got to GH/sL253[13:05:58] <Skye> well...
L254[13:06:01] <0xc0000000>
sadly got no idea how to mine
<0xc0000000>
sadly got no idea how to mineL255[13:06:09] <Skye> do we need
cryptocurrencies?
L256[13:06:11] <0xc0000000>
and i dont know where to use that money
<0xc0000000>
and i dont know where to use that moneyL257[13:06:18] <Skye> why not communism!
/s :D
L258[13:06:24] <Skye> though
seriously
L259[13:06:29] <Skye> money in minecraft
of all games
L260[13:06:31] <Skye> is pointless
L261[13:06:38] <0xc0000000>
excpt for public like shops and trading
<0xc0000000>
excpt for public like shops and tradingL262[13:07:02] <0xc0000000>
CC seems to have more operating systems
<0xc0000000>
CC seems to have more operating systemsL263[13:07:10] <0xc0000000>
i wish OC had
<0xc0000000>
i wish OC hadL264[13:07:23] <Vexatos> CC has exactly
one operating system :P
L265[13:07:27] <Vexatos> That's one of its
main issues
L266[13:07:46] <Skye> CC has an OS
L267[13:07:49] <Skye> and many
shells
L268[13:07:53] <Skye> OC has many
OSes
L269[13:08:00] <Skye> that... uh... don't
have fancy shells
L270[13:08:12] <Vexatos> The OpenOS shell
is pretty fancy
L271[13:08:31] <Skye> it's not
graphical
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L273[13:08:52] <0xc0000000>
i need graphical shells
<0xc0000000>
i need graphical shellsL274[13:08:58] <0xc0000000>
*adds more realism*
<0xc0000000>
*adds more realism*L275[13:09:13] <Skye> TBH a graphical
system would be useful
L276[13:09:19] <0xc0000000>
there is one
<0xc0000000>
there is oneL277[13:09:21] <0xc0000000>
i liked
<0xc0000000>
i likedL278[13:09:23] <0xc0000000>
but has bugs
<0xc0000000>
but has bugsL279[13:09:27] <Skye> there's the russian
one
L280[13:09:31] <0xc0000000>
yea
<0xc0000000>
yeaL281[13:09:34] <0xc0000000>
has ltos of hate
<0xc0000000>
has ltos of hateL282[13:09:42] <Skye> there needs to be a
very simple GUI for OpenOS
L283[13:09:44] <Skye> I tried to work on
one
L284[13:09:45] <0xc0000000>
i wonder can CC edu helpl me
<0xc0000000>
i wonder can CC edu helpl meL285[13:09:46] <Skye> but...
L286[13:09:48] <Skye> ehhh
L287[13:09:49] <0xc0000000>
failed
<0xc0000000>
failedL288[13:10:06] <Skye> Izaya, do you have
any plans for a GUI?
L289[13:10:25] <0xc0000000>
do i smell a upcoming OS????/
<0xc0000000>
do i smell a upcoming OS????/L290[13:11:06] <Skye> well
L291[13:11:11] <Skye> Izaya has made an
OS
L292[13:11:14] <Skye> it's not
graphical
L293[13:11:15] <Skye> at all
L294[13:11:19] <0xc0000000>
cool
<0xc0000000>
coolL295[13:11:22] <Skye> but he does have
some ideas
L296[13:11:26] <Skye> I made an OS
L297[13:11:34] <0xc0000000>
nice
<0xc0000000>
niceL298[13:11:38] <Skye> by taping bits of
OpenOS together into a single file
L299[13:11:41] <Skye> it's awful! :D
L300[13:11:44] <0xc0000000>
lol
<0xc0000000>
lolL301[13:12:07] <0xc0000000>
http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/22201-krist-minable-currency-that-works-across-servers-paste-updated/
is hte thing, about CC cryptocurrency
<0xc0000000>
http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/22201-krist-minable-currency-that-works-across-servers-paste-updated/
is hte thing, about CC cryptocurrencyL302[13:13:18] <Skye> I don't like this
idea tbh
L303[13:13:32] <0xc0000000>
i got no idea where do i need to use them
<0xc0000000>
i got no idea where do i need to use themL304[13:13:46] <Skye> I prefer things
being based on trust for your fellow sentient beings
L305[13:14:35] <0xc0000000>
lol
<0xc0000000>
lolL306[13:16:23] <0xc0000000>
many os's from CC or OC, don't have stuff like root
<0xc0000000>
many os's from CC or OC, don't have stuff like rootL307[13:16:31] <0xc0000000>
so there is no protection
<0xc0000000>
so there is no protectionL308[13:17:07] <0xc0000000>
so if i want, i just take someone's hard drive/computer, and use it
at my place, view through files and such
<0xc0000000>
so if i want, i just take someone's hard drive/computer, and use it
at my place, view through files and suchL309[13:17:32] <Arcanitor>
you can implement protection
<Arcanitor>
you can implement protectionL310[13:17:37] <0xc0000000>
and it is even easier if it has a let's say a force close keybind,
so it if it is built on the original shell
<0xc0000000>
and it is even easier if it has a let's say a force close keybind,
so it if it is built on the original shellL311[13:17:40] <Arcanitor>
heck you can implement EFS with the data card
<Arcanitor>
heck you can implement EFS with the data cardL312[13:17:48] <0xc0000000>
you can literally hack the comptuer instantly
<0xc0000000>
you can literally hack the comptuer instantlyL313[13:18:01] <0xc0000000>
you can, try making AES encryption
<0xc0000000>
you can, try making AES encryptionL314[13:18:21] <Arcanitor>
in openos it is actually possible to make a secure filesystem
<Arcanitor>
in openos it is actually possible to make a secure filesystemL315[13:18:25] <Arcanitor>
practical? no
<Arcanitor>
practical? noL316[13:18:29] <Arcanitor>
possible? certainly
<Arcanitor>
possible? certainlyL317[13:18:30] <0xc0000000>
that is an overkill, but feature to revert pasword, would be
imposible
<0xc0000000>
that is an overkill, but feature to revert pasword, would be
imposibleL318[13:18:40] <0xc0000000>
using encryption
<0xc0000000>
using encryptionL319[13:19:11] <Arcanitor>
you can't reset the password on IRL EFS either
<Arcanitor>
you can't reset the password on IRL EFS eitherL320[13:19:20] <0xc0000000>
what is EFS?
<0xc0000000>
what is EFS?L321[13:19:29] <0xc0000000>
oh
<0xc0000000>
ohL322[13:19:33] <0xc0000000>
encrypted file system
<0xc0000000>
encrypted file systemL323[13:19:38] <Arcanitor>
encrypting file system
<Arcanitor>
encrypting file systemL324[13:19:52] <Arcanitor>
is a windows thing but there is a linux equivalent, but i don't
remember what it is called
<Arcanitor>
is a windows thing but there is a linux equivalent, but i don't
remember what it is calledL325[13:20:16] <Arcanitor>
ah
<Arcanitor>
ahL326[13:20:17] <0xc0000000>
if an os that encrypts it's files, but has a recover passowrd
feature, it is easy to hack it
<0xc0000000>
if an os that encrypts it's files, but has a recover passowrd
feature, it is easy to hack itL327[13:20:21] <Arcanitor>
linux has eCryptFS
<Arcanitor>
linux has eCryptFSL328[13:20:43] <0xc0000000>
bcause the revert password feature MUST NOT BE ENCRYPTED
<0xc0000000>
bcause the revert password feature MUST NOT BE ENCRYPTEDL329[13:20:52] <0xc0000000>
so you just modify he recover password file
<0xc0000000>
so you just modify he recover password fileL330[13:20:58] <0xc0000000>
so it makes the right password
<0xc0000000>
so it makes the right passwordL331[13:21:02] <0xc0000000>
and you're done
<0xc0000000>
and you're doneL332[13:21:06] <0xc0000000>
hacked a computrr
<0xc0000000>
hacked a computrrL333[13:21:17] <0xc0000000>
oh wait
<0xc0000000>
oh waitL334[13:21:20] <0xc0000000>
STUPID ME
<0xc0000000>
STUPID MEL335[13:21:23] <Arcanitor>
better idea
<Arcanitor>
better ideaL336[13:21:33] <0xc0000000>
you can't recover password on encrypted system
<0xc0000000>
you can't recover password on encrypted systemL337[13:21:53] <0xc0000000>
unless it stores the password somewhere unencrypted
<0xc0000000>
unless it stores the password somewhere unencryptedL338[13:21:56] <0xc0000000>
so when u cahnge it
<0xc0000000>
so when u cahnge itL339[13:22:01] <0xc0000000>
it re-encrypts
<0xc0000000>
it re-encryptsL340[13:22:25] <0xc0000000>
actually
<0xc0000000>
actuallyL341[13:22:30] <0xc0000000>
now that we talked about hacking
<0xc0000000>
now that we talked about hackingL342[13:22:35] <0xc0000000>
i have once hacked my freind irl
<0xc0000000>
i have once hacked my freind irlL343[13:22:36] <Arcanitor>
you use an irreversible hash function to encrypt the password
<Arcanitor>
you use an irreversible hash function to encrypt the passwordL344[13:22:37] ⇦
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L345[13:22:46] <Arcanitor>
then use the original password as the key to encrypt the disk
<Arcanitor>
then use the original password as the key to encrypt the diskL346[13:24:04] <0xc0000000>
ok
<0xc0000000>
okL347[13:24:51] <Arcanitor>
that will keep the disk from being decrypted since the password is
not stored on the disk
<Arcanitor>
that will keep the disk from being decrypted since the password is
not stored on the diskL348[13:25:05] <Arcanitor>
alternatively store the key on a floppy disk which must be inserted
on startup
<Arcanitor>
alternatively store the key on a floppy disk which must be inserted
on startupL349[13:25:38] <0xc0000000>
yea
<0xc0000000>
yeaL350[13:25:48] <0xc0000000>
but what if u loose the disk?
<0xc0000000>
but what if u loose the disk?L351[13:26:58] <Arcanitor>
write the contents of the disk to a notepad file on your
computer
<Arcanitor>
write the contents of the disk to a notepad file on your
computerL352[13:27:15] <0xc0000000>
and remake it
<0xc0000000>
and remake itL353[13:27:19] <Arcanitor>
use this to make a new disk, then reencrypt the filesystem with a
new key
<Arcanitor>
use this to make a new disk, then reencrypt the filesystem with a
new keyL354[13:27:27] <Arcanitor>
in case someone else finds the lost disk
<Arcanitor>
in case someone else finds the lost diskL355[13:27:53] <0xc0000000>
what if someone is so determined to get ur filesystem files so he
tries to hack your computer
<0xc0000000>
what if someone is so determined to get ur filesystem files so he
tries to hack your computerL356[13:28:17] <Arcanitor>
your personal computer?
<Arcanitor>
your personal computer?L357[13:28:29] <0xc0000000>
ye
<0xc0000000>
yeL358[13:28:44] <Arcanitor>
i hope you trust the programmers who wrote the software you use to
make it resilient to attack
<Arcanitor>
i hope you trust the programmers who wrote the software you use to
make it resilient to attackL359[13:30:14] <Michiyo> What if the
butterflies all attack at once, and the resulting cosmic rays wipe
ALL the hard drives ever made?!
L360[13:30:29] <Michiyo> %xkcd Real
Programmers
L361[13:30:30] <MichiBot> Michiyo:
https://xkcd.com/378/ - *xkcd: Real Programmers*:
"Real Programmers. | · >|. Permanent link to this comic :
https://xkcd.com/378/ Image URL (for
hotlinking/embedding): ..."
L362[13:31:01] <0xc0000000>
lol
<0xc0000000>
lolL363[13:32:33] <Arcanitor>
i believe accessing other peoples' computers without their consent
is technically a federal offense in the US but I cannot find any
clear-cut definition of relevant US law
<Arcanitor>
i believe accessing other peoples' computers without their consent
is technically a federal offense in the US but I cannot find any
clear-cut definition of relevant US lawL364[13:33:16] <Izaya> Skye: I was
considering some sort of terminal windowing
L365[13:35:28] <0xc0000000>
oh no
<0xc0000000>
oh noL366[13:35:34] <0xc0000000>
my messed up world magically saved itself
<0xc0000000>
my messed up world magically saved itselfL367[13:35:43] <0xc0000000>
even if i used alt+f4 to close it
<0xc0000000>
even if i used alt+f4 to close itL368[13:35:45] <Arcanitor>
isn't that a good thing though
<Arcanitor>
isn't that a good thing thoughL369[13:35:46] <Arcanitor>
oh
<Arcanitor>
ohL370[13:35:49] <Arcanitor>
BACKUPS
<Arcanitor>
BACKUPSL371[13:35:54] <0xc0000000>
yea
<0xc0000000>
yeaL372[13:36:04] <0xc0000000>
i got one
<0xc0000000>
i got oneL373[13:36:10] <0xc0000000>
rn unextracting it
<0xc0000000>
rn unextracting itL374[13:36:35] <0xc0000000>
i hope
<0xc0000000>
i hopeL375[13:36:44] <0xc0000000>
that the last backup
<0xc0000000>
that the last backupL376[13:36:45] <0xc0000000>
was
<0xc0000000>
wasL377[13:36:52] <0xc0000000>
not the one when it exlpoded
<0xc0000000>
not the one when it exlpodedL378[13:37:26] <0xc0000000>
time to check
<0xc0000000>
time to checkL379[13:37:31] <0xc0000000>
i wanted to burn my friend's items
<0xc0000000>
i wanted to burn my friend's itemsL380[13:37:36] <0xc0000000>
but something magically exploded
<0xc0000000>
but something magically explodedL381[13:37:41] <0xc0000000>
might have been creeper statue lol
<0xc0000000>
might have been creeper statue lolL382[13:38:54] <0xc0000000>
the backup is the correct one
<0xc0000000>
the backup is the correct oneL383[13:45:46] <Vexatos> Michiyo,
"Magnetized needle and a steady hand" sounds like average
chemistry to me
L384[13:54:16] <0xc0000000>
lol
<0xc0000000>
lolL385[13:55:30] <Izaya> https://i.imgur.com/JdAnfIL.png
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L388[14:14:57] <Michiyo> Phone call,
obvious recording... "Hello? Hello? Oh I'm sorry I must have
the wrong number" *Click*... o_O like wut
L389[14:15:17] <gamax92> your number is
now logged in a database for further spamming
L390[14:15:54] <Michiyo> Jokes on them..
I'm getting paid to answer the phone so meh :P
L391[14:20:32] <CompanionCube> LUKS >
eCryptFS
L392[14:31:03] <AmandaC> Looking under
kernel stacks?
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L394[16:13:58] <Michiyo> Hey. There is a
conspiracy of the CIA and the NSA and the FBI who are the Whore of
Babylon in the Bible Book of Revelation to put an end to Peace Tea
Brand Tea. There is an internet site online that when you do a
search for PEACE TEA that is called PEACE ICE TEA that the Browsers
says is a Security Risk and Can Not Be Trusted etc.... This site
was put up by these intelligence agencies because they want endless
war. The real site is not PEACE ICE TEA it
L395[16:13:58] <Michiyo> is PEACE TEA.
Expose this Whore of Babylon Conspiracy.
L396[16:14:07] <Michiyo> The shit you find
on Wikipedia talk pages....
L397[16:14:09] <Michiyo> wow.
L398[16:14:23] <Michiyo> Also... holy wall
of text batman, sorry about that. was supposed to be a link.
L399[16:14:50] <CompanionCube> Michiyo:
that must be really good tea if the CIA wants to stop it ;)
L400[16:14:52] <Michiyo> https://paste.pc-logix.com/geretalewa.hs <-- THAT
link..
L401[16:15:02] <Michiyo> Peace Tea is some
good shit... but IDK man. lol
L402[16:15:32] <CompanionCube> my
favourite crazy is still the Sumerian God's Bible.
L403[16:17:14] <CompanionCube> ' Devil
agents also receive car-accident-Software from Rainbow Feather
Serpent (Australian Indigenous) causing Brain Injury and Death of
EuroAsia Gene descendant.'
L404[16:18:05] <Michiyo> Speaking of Brain
Injury....
L405[16:18:05] <Michiyo> lol
L406[16:22:31] <Skye> um
L407[16:22:34] <Skye> guys
L408[16:22:41] <Skye> tablets are almost
completely useless
L409[16:22:58] <Skye> (and gals)
L410[16:23:01] <Skye> like
L411[16:23:22] <Skye> I can't use the
floppy drive
L412[16:23:24] <Skye> at all
L413[16:23:53] <Michiyo> Yes, it's
reported.. and ignored \o/
L414[16:24:09] <AmandaC> %blame
Vexatos
L415[16:24:10] *
MichiBot blames Vexatos for E.T for Atari being
terrible!
L416[16:25:12] <Michiyo> Oh, payonel self
assigned it 9 days ago.
L417[16:25:16] <Michiyo> but yeah https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/2458
L418[16:27:16] <AmandaC> oh, sorry
Vexatos
L419[16:27:17] <Vexatos> yes blame
payo
L420[16:27:21] <Vexatos> :I
L421[16:27:22] <AmandaC> %blame
payonel
L422[16:27:22] *
MichiBot blames payonel for ruptured tires
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L424[16:36:42] <Kodos> Put
the tablet in a charger and edit the had that way
<Kodos> Put
the tablet in a charger and edit the had that wayL425[16:51:02] <Inari> Is payonel doing
any actual OC coding on the java/scala part of it?
L426[16:51:10] <Inari> I thought he just
did Lua stuff
L427[16:51:37] <Inari> Ah, guess he
does
L428[16:51:41] *
Inari checked commits
L429[16:56:05] <Corded> *
<Forecaster> commits inari's checks
L430[16:57:21] <Inari> :p
L431[17:02:17] *
AmandaC checks Forecaster's commits of inari's checks.
L432[17:19:13] <AmandaC> %give MichiBot
Classified war documents
L433[17:19:13] *
MichiBot accepts Classified war documents and adds it to her
inventory
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L436[17:20:07] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name:
Sky Spotters Posted on: 11/1/2017
L437[17:20:12] <Forecaster>
quite the dilema
<Forecaster>
quite the dilemaL438[17:21:30] <Michiyo> heh
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L441[18:01:18] <AmandaC> I find the idea
of being able to tell a plane has no registered company or flight
plan by sight to be highly amusing
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L443[18:01:49] <Forecaster>
I assumed he checked on his phone
<Forecaster>
I assumed he checked on his phoneL444[18:02:08] <AmandaC> True, but I like
my reality more
L445[18:02:51] <AmandaC> Alternately, the
reality of. Book I read where he got some ar shdes on and a data
overlay
L446[18:02:55] <SquidDev> 5/quit
L447[18:03:00] <SquidDev> Bugger.
L448[18:03:11] <AmandaC> 4/???
L449[18:03:15] <Forecaster>
yeah that wont do it
<Forecaster>
yeah that wont do itL450[18:03:38] <Forecaster>
generally you need at least 12 quits for it to take effect I
find
<Forecaster>
generally you need at least 12 quits for it to take effect I
findL451[18:03:59] <Forecaster>
but then you run the risk of spontanious combustion
<Forecaster>
but then you run the risk of spontanious combustionL452[18:11:55] ⇦
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L453[18:29:35] <CompanionCube> https://cosmosmagazine.com/physics/universe-shouldn-t-exist-cern-physicists-conclude
L454[18:30:19] <AmandaC> Shit, they found
my secret, didn't they?
L455[18:30:23] *
AmandaC packs her bags, runs
L456[18:30:47] <CompanionCube> AmandaC:
just tell us how antimatter and matter a different
L457[18:30:57] <CompanionCube> you should
know since you're omnipotent
L458[18:31:06] <AmandaC> Secret!
L459[18:31:13] <AmandaC> It has to do with
mousie toys, though
L460[18:31:30] <CompanionCube> but mousie
toys didn't exist when the big bang happened...ohwait did it
happrn
L461[18:32:10] <AmandaC> No no no, you
see, they're quantum mousie toys
L462[18:32:24] <AmandaC> They popin and
out of existance across the entire timeline
L463[18:32:29] *
AmandaC nods sagely
L464[18:45:35] <Vexatos> quantum objects
do not travel through time normally
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L466[18:59:25] <Arcanitor>
US residents please sign petition: https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/congress-is-about-to-re-authorize-the-worst-surveillance-law-in-history?source=direct_link&
<Arcanitor>
US residents please sign petition: https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/congress-is-about-to-re-authorize-the-worst-surveillance-law-in-history?source=direct_link&L467[19:04:15]
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L482[21:55:33] <AmandaC> %choose watch
more or sleep soon
L483[21:55:33] <MichiBot> AmandaC: watch
more
L484[21:55:38] <AmandaC> Hrm
L485[21:55:40] <AmandaC> Nah
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