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L18[05:08:10] <Inari> Boo!
L19[05:10:09] <Inari> How do I get the Item
of a component? :|
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<Forecaster>
ask the component nicely?
<Forecaster>
ask the component nicely?L25[05:58:17] ⇨
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L27[06:04:20] <Inari> @Forecaster :P
L28[06:12:31] <Inari> Ugh
L29[06:12:50] <Inari> change glTranslate by
22
L30[06:13:17] <Inari> Output moves by 44
pixels :P
L31[06:19:44] <Inari> ¬_¬
L32[06:19:51] <Inari> These rows aren't
even the same pixel height
L33[06:20:01] <Inari> How do you expect me
to position text on them MC
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L35[06:21:38] <Forecaster>
ugh
<Forecaster>
ughL36[06:21:44] <Forecaster>
Visual Studio why
<Forecaster>
Visual Studio whyL37[06:22:04] <Forecaster>
Why in all that is holy is the "find in files" search
scanning images....
<Forecaster>
Why in all that is holy is the "find in files" search
scanning images....L38[06:22:40] <Forecaster>
sigh
<Forecaster>
sighL39[06:23:39] <Inari> I don't even get why
this image is 600x600
L40[06:23:56] <Inari> When it claims to be
300x300 ;-;
L41[06:24:28] <Forecaster>
it's very optimistic about it's measurements
<Forecaster>
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L43[06:45:38] <S3> Inari: unipixel!
L44[06:45:39] <S3> lol
L45[06:45:49] <S3> UPF-16
L46[07:07:56] <ben_mkiv> so for my own oc
computer entity...
L47[07:08:02] <ben_mkiv> i have to provide
some inventory for the components
L48[07:08:11] <ben_mkiv> register them on
the internal network
L49[07:08:18] <ben_mkiv> and then that
thing should boot up?
L50[07:23:43] <S3> ben_mkiv: I'm doing
crazy Lua evil
L51[07:24:39] <ben_mkiv> so do i with
java
L52[07:25:30] <ben_mkiv> trying to get that
oc minecart integration to work on 1.12...
L53[07:25:40] <ben_mkiv> inari, how is
rewritting oc in java going? :P
L54[07:25:51] <Inari> Not doing that
L55[07:25:52] <Inari> :P
L56[07:25:52] <S3> well check this
out
L57[07:26:02] <ben_mkiv> but anyone
should
L58[07:26:11] <Inari> I don't know enough
of OC's structure to do a rerwite xD
L59[07:26:22] <S3> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/tLYE35ZQ/
L60[07:26:23] <ben_mkiv> at least, the
interfaces are good documented
L61[07:26:47] <Inari> Sure but e.g. I don't
like the current structure of how Cards work, but maybe theres a
certain reason they work that way
L62[07:27:15] <ben_mkiv> tell me all you
know about them
L63[07:27:16] <ben_mkiv> xD
L64[07:27:53] <ben_mkiv> i'm trying to make
a mech entity a computer -.-
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L66[07:33:45] <Inari> ben_mkiv: Mostly just
that they are strewn all over :P But not that much
L67[07:34:25] <ben_mkiv> their code
base?
L68[07:35:20] <Inari> like you have to make
the item in li.cil.oc.common.item of course, then register it in
li.cil.oc.common.init.Items.
L69[07:36:45] <Inari> Then you need to make
a driver in li.cil.oc.integration.<mod> (i.e. opencomputers),
which is what will actually tell the PC what component class to use
and instantiates that
L70[07:37:09] <ben_mkiv> isnt the driver
just for the lua interface?
L71[07:37:15] <Inari> No, thats the
component
L72[07:37:38] <Inari> The driver says what
kinda component it is (upgrade, card, or such) and what it'll work
with and what the component class is and creates the component
class
L73[07:37:47] <Inari> Then you need the
component in li.cil.oc.server.component of course
L74[07:38:00] <ben_mkiv> xD
L75[07:38:11] <Inari> Wihch has to register
itself to be compute raccessible by overriding node and calling
.withComponent on the new node
L76[07:39:08] <Inari> an in
li.cil.oc.integration.opencomputers.ModopenComputers you have to
add the driver and it's "provider" with two
api.Driver.add calls
L77[07:41:10] <ben_mkiv> yea, you got it
already working with your card?
L78[07:41:13] <ben_mkiv> https://github.com/feldim2425/OC-Minecarts
L79[07:41:14] <Inari> Yeah
L80[07:41:21] <ben_mkiv> thats some kinda
good reference
L81[07:41:28] <Inari> I'm sur etheres some
reason this has to be all like that :P But I think it's too spread
out
L82[07:41:37] <ben_mkiv> implents a own
custom component
L83[07:41:40] <Inari> It migth be a bit
more compact for an OC addon too
L84[07:41:49] <ben_mkiv> from what i know,
cards are just like other components
L85[07:41:56] <ben_mkiv> just with
different target slots
L86[07:42:08] <Inari> Pretty much
L87[07:42:32] <Inari> I need to figure out
how I get the itemstack of the card in the component class
L88[07:43:39] <ben_mkiv> did you try/check
the different getComponents() methods?
L89[07:47:17] <ben_mkiv> nvm, the method
from machine only returns strings -.-
L90[07:47:33] <ben_mkiv> which probably are
name and address
L91[08:00:50] <ben_mkiv> so the internal
component network is whats provided as nodes...!?
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L106[09:49:03] <gamax92> Inari: components
know their slot numbers
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L108[09:52:24] <Inari> gamax92: Hmm where
do I find those?
L109[09:52:28] <Inari> And how to I access
the slots
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L111[09:53:27] <gamax92> ~w
api:component
L112[09:53:27] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:component
L113[09:54:17] <gamax92> Hmm right it was
only part of the proxy
L114[10:00:38] <Inari> gamax92: Well I
mean on the java side of things anyway
L115[10:00:47] <gamax92> I know
L116[10:01:39] <gamax92> If Java exposes
this information to Lua then you can just trace it back to the Java
side
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L124[10:35:00] <S3> I need to come up with
a way to handle components
L125[10:35:14] <S3> hm
L126[10:35:28] <Inari> S3: a girl's two
"components"?
L127[10:36:02] <S3> ...
L128[10:36:06] <S3> Inari: wtf?
L129[10:36:44] <S3> so in an OS completely
made up of actors
L130[10:36:53] <S3> subprocesses
L131[10:37:23] <S3> I need to come up with
a reasonable way to handle components
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L133[10:49:59] <gamax92> S3: Distant
cousins
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L135[10:50:57] <gamax92> They play the
role of sending you letters about what's going on in the
component
L136[10:51:47] <Inari> %give AshIndigo
random
L137[10:51:50] <Inari> %give AshIndigo
random
L138[10:51:50] *
MichiBot gives AshIndigo a hexchat addon from her
inventory
L139[10:51:57] *
AshIndigo installs the addon
L140[10:53:00] <Inari> %give MichiBot
sensitive information from AshIndigo's computer
L141[10:53:00] *
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L145[10:55:52] <gamax92> No
L146[10:56:09] <AshIndigo> %yes
L147[10:56:09] <MichiBot> no
L148[10:56:38] <gamax92> %no
L149[10:56:38] <MichiBot> yes
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L151[10:57:03] <AshIndigo> %maybe
L152[10:57:05] <AmandaC> I'm not sure on
why this surprises me, but apparently you can have an active
(console) tty on a tty also being controlled by X11
L153[10:57:34] <AmandaC> result: blinking
_ character being overlayed repeatedly on your X11 session
L154[10:57:40] <gamax92> You can also
purge X11 permanently
L155[10:59:24] <AmandaC> This is on my
PocketCHIP, I doubt I'll be getting rid of X11 anytime soon on it,
if ever
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L157[10:59:38] <AmandaC> well, I ccould go
bare linux console, but that's not what I want.
L158[11:02:29] <Temia> I'm guessing the
stuff you run on it doesn't have direct framebuffer access then?
o.o
L159[11:05:43] <AmandaC> what do you mean,
Temia?
L160[11:07:02] <Temia> As in rendering
stuff to the screen directly without an X11 session as a
middleman
L161[11:07:53] <Temia> I know some
libraries had that functionality, like SDL 1.2, plus I've seen some
hacks made to create an OpenGL viewport on bare framebuffers as
well :o
L162[11:08:52] <AmandaC> ah
L163[11:09:09] <AmandaC> I probably could
for some stuff, but I'd rather have the middleman for ease of
use
L164[11:09:16] <AmandaC> currently have
matchbox setup on it
L165[11:12:30] <Forecaster>
great
<Forecaster>
greatL166[11:12:37] <Forecaster>
I think my certs have expired or something
<Forecaster>
I think my certs have expired or somethingL167[11:12:42] <Forecaster>
https no longer works
<Forecaster>
https no longer worksL168[11:14:02] *
AshIndigo puts a sticker on with the year 2030 over the current
expiration year
L169[11:14:26] <Forecaster>
I don't even remember how I did that junk :|
<Forecaster>
I don't even remember how I did that junk :|L171[11:29:11] <Kodos>
Anyone know what this might go to? It's in my PC tower
<Kodos>
Anyone know what this might go to? It's in my PC towerL172[11:29:26] <Kodos>
IIRC, it wasn't loose like that before I moved my PC
<Kodos>
IIRC, it wasn't loose like that before I moved my PCL173[11:29:44] <AmandaC> That's an antenna
hookup
L174[11:29:47] <AshIndigo> kinda looks
like an antenna connector, but that wouldnt really make sense in a
tower
L175[11:29:48] <AmandaC> (probably)
L176[11:30:01] <Vexatos> looks like
antenna coax :I
L177[11:30:03] <Kodos> What
about if the tower had integrated wifi
<Kodos> What
about if the tower had integrated wifiL178[11:30:26] *
AmandaC glares at her pocketCHIP
L179[11:30:51] <AshIndigo> whats the cord
connected to?
L180[11:31:07] <AshIndigo> or is that
it?
L181[11:31:13] <AmandaC> why you no switch
to the right tty after starting lightdm
L182[11:31:41] <Kodos> No,
it's likely connected to something. It's part of a bundle of
ziptied wires (Stock, I didn't do it)
<Kodos> No,
it's likely connected to something. It's part of a bundle of
ziptied wires (Stock, I didn't do it)L183[11:32:04] <Kodos> The
wifi seems to still work, so it probably just needs hung
somewhere
<Kodos> The
wifi seems to still work, so it probably just needs hung
somewhereL184[11:32:27] <Kodos> Oh,
I see now
<Kodos> Oh,
I see nowL185[11:32:33] <Kodos> Yes,
this is the end that goes on the motherboard =\
<Kodos> Yes,
this is the end that goes on the motherboard =\L186[11:32:43] <AshIndigo> makes
sense
L187[11:33:39] <Kodos> Now
I just gotta google the motherboard and find the spot it goes
to
<Kodos> Now
I just gotta google the motherboard and find the spot it goes
toL188[11:36:01] <AmandaC> IT'll probably be
near where the ethernet port is, if the motherboard I have in my
gaming compy is any indication
L190[11:36:35] <Kodos> I'm
thinking that little gold spot at the bottom
<Kodos> I'm
thinking that little gold spot at the bottomL191[11:36:46] <AmandaC> ah ,yeah
L192[11:36:54] <AmandaC> also, you should
take this chance to blow out all the dust.
L193[11:36:56] <Kodos> I'll
fix it later
<Kodos> I'll
fix it laterL194[11:36:58] <Kodos> And
yeah, I know
<Kodos> And
yeah, I knowL195[11:36:59] *
AshIndigo hands over an air can
L196[11:37:04] <Kodos>
Compressed air is expensive here
<Kodos>
Compressed air is expensive hereL197[11:37:05] <AmandaC> Make sure you
hold any fans in place though, so as to avoid shorting
anything
L198[11:38:55] <gamax92> compressed air is
pretty cheap here
L199[11:39:08] <Forecaster>
you don't want the fans to get excited, that can end badly
<Forecaster>
you don't want the fans to get excited, that can end badlyL200[11:40:40] <Kodos>
Indeed
<Kodos>
IndeedL201[11:41:09] <AmandaC> nope, when they
get too excited they like to punch nearby electronics
L202[11:48:16] <Michiyo> @Forecaster, I
feel your pain on the cert expiring... I know exactly how I did
mine, but certbot is broken on Hekate, so I can't renew them, and
they expire one by one...
L203[11:48:46] <Forecaster>
I vaguely recall trying to set auto-renewal up but giving up
shortly after
<Forecaster>
I vaguely recall trying to set auto-renewal up but giving up
shortly afterL204[11:50:15] <Inari> Oh right
L205[11:50:22] <Inari> Don't database
upgrades store stuff with themselves?
L206[11:50:26] <Inari> I can look at how
those do it
L207[11:51:41] <Inari> Ah, they just
literally act as an inventory
L208[11:51:46] <Inari> Guess that makes
sense for their function
L209[11:59:46] <Inari> Oh, I'm
stupid
L210[12:01:53] <S3> gamax92: we're all
distant cousins
L211[12:01:53] <S3> :P
L212[12:12:09] <Inari> Okay, now to come
up with an icon
L213[12:12:36] <Inari> Also what would a
good naming be
L214[12:12:52] <Inari> I can't help but
feel "Analyzer Card" would make people think its used to
analyze stuff :P
L215[12:15:56] <AshIndigo> what does it
actually do?
L216[12:17:13] <Inari> adds a string to
the analyzer output when you use the analyzer on the
PC/something
L217[12:17:21] <Inari> (when its in that
PC :P)
L218[12:18:28] <AshIndigo> was going to
say debug card but thats already taken
L219[12:19:21] <AshIndigo> what about
"Info Card" (or Information Card)?
L220[12:19:53] <Inari> Hmm that sounds
like it outputs a lot of info xD But maybe
L221[12:27:59] <S3> Interesting
L222[12:28:06] <S3> We're talking about
the 9 gates of hell in class.
L223[12:28:25] <S3> and the fact that as
you go deeper and depper into hell, you find more and more popes
the deeper you go down
L224[12:28:57] <S3> (Subject atm is
Dante's theory)
L225[12:31:51] <Inari> "// This has
to be an explicit internal class instead of an anonymous one
L226[12:31:51] <Inari> // because the
scala compiler breaks otherwise. Yay for compiler bugs."
L227[12:31:52] <Inari> hehg
L228[12:32:16] <KoxFox> 9
Gates of hell? sounds... like a fun topic.
<KoxFox> 9
Gates of hell? sounds... like a fun topic.L229[12:32:32] <S3> Inari: this is why I
dislike scala and it makes my sargument stronger
L230[12:32:35] <S3> argument*
L231[12:32:37] <Inari> :p
L232[12:32:42] <Inari> What argument
L233[12:33:17] <S3> well actually this
particular situation may not be related, but semi related is my
argument to why Scala sucks, and that is it's written mostly in
Java, insteasd of Scala itself.
L234[12:33:19] <S3> instead*
L235[12:33:52] <S3> so any weird
transition bugs between Java classes, java based scala classes, etc
bugs affect Scala in odd, undefinable ways..
L236[12:34:30] <S3> I appreaciate
languages that are written with the absolute minimum in its host
language
L237[12:34:40] <S3> and then writes its
entire foundation and everything else in itself
L238[12:35:26] <S3> it doesn't rid a
language of bugs, it reduces the chances that some bug in the host
language namespace will cause problems
L239[12:35:48] <S3> This is why Perl has a
small C core, and is mostly written in Perl
L240[12:35:54] <S3> to avoid compiler bug
problems
L241[12:36:44] <S3> Forth is an extreme
example
L242[12:37:04] <S3> Forth can be
implemented only using three or four instructions
L243[12:37:13] <S3> and the rest
completely Forth
L244[12:37:33] <S3> three or four
combinations of instructions, btw
L245[12:37:40] <S3> and then very little
boilerplate
L246[12:38:24] <S3> granted people
generally provide a reasonable set of primatives for
performance..
L247[12:38:32] <S3> but it can be made
extremely tiny
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L249[12:56:07] <Inari> Did you see EA's
new gaming console? :o
L250[12:56:09] <Inari> https://i.imgur.com/kr1CCmS.gif
L251[12:58:51] <Vexatos> not even new
https://redd.it/7cw2m9
L252[12:59:09] <Inari> Psh :P
L253[12:59:13] <AmandaC> "Submitted 4
hours ago"
L254[12:59:36] <Inari> AmandaC: thats
ancient in the world of nanoseconds
L255[13:02:12] <AmandaC> Inari's image is
submitted 6h ago. :P
L256[13:38:36] <payonel> Vexatos: https://gist.github.com/payonel/46e909cb075e4f3c585fb2b972ef7ca7#file-locking-bios-lua
L257[13:40:27] <Vexatos> I should start
building my booth >_>
L258[13:48:42] <payonel> Vexatos: that's
the bios that will force filesystems to be ro
L259[13:48:58] <payonel> Vexatos: eeprom
data is a comma separated list of addresses
L260[13:49:07] <payonel> the FIRST is the
boot fs, every addr after that is ro locked
L261[13:49:46] <payonel> note that the
eeprom in this bios is not self locking, so eeprom.setData could be
used to circumvent
L262[13:49:57] <payonel> i'll add that
later
L263[13:50:21] <payonel> to modify the
eeprom, you'd need to insert it into another running machine that
wasn't "locking" on boot
L264[13:50:44] <Vexatos> is the boot FS
automatically locked?
L265[13:50:50] <payonel> no
L266[13:50:53] <payonel> just any fs
listed
L267[13:50:58] <Vexatos> So I'd need to
specify it twice
L268[13:51:04] <payonel> that is
correct
L269[13:51:13] <Vexatos> and where do I do
that? >_>
L270[13:51:15] <payonel> i can change it.
this was my initial design for maximum flexibility
L271[13:51:19] <payonel> in the eeprom
data
L272[13:51:26] <payonel> "comma
separated list"
L273[13:51:28] <Vexatos> Right
L274[13:51:32] <Vexatos> I never used
EEPROM data >_<
L275[13:51:49] <payonel> echo
$addr_0,$addr_1 > /dev/eeprom-data
L276[13:52:17] <payonel> Vexatos: when i
update the code to lock eeprom, i'll make it auto lock rootfs
L277[13:52:22] <payonel> would you like
that instead?
L278[13:52:36] <Vexatos> I mean, My use of
it would definitely have rootfs locked :P
L279[13:52:41] <payonel> coo
L280[13:52:48] <payonel> then you can have
a list of 1 :)
L281[13:52:53] <payonel> which is
default
L282[13:53:11] <Vexatos> in tryLoadFrom,
you could add a address = c.get(address)
L283[13:53:19] <Vexatos> then you could
use address stubs
L284[13:54:25] <payonel> Vexatos: that's
an openos added function
L285[13:54:33] <payonel> not core to
component
L286[13:54:42] <payonel> blame
sangar
L287[13:54:42] <payonel> :)
L288[13:55:05] <Vexatos> uuh
L289[13:55:16] <Vexatos> Didn't I use it
before on drones ._.
L290[13:55:34] <Vexatos> well
whatever
L291[13:55:37] <payonel> i mean sure, i
could add the logic in eeprom
L292[13:55:37] <Vexatos> not important
>_>
L293[13:55:39] <payonel> :)
L294[14:00:29] <payonel> Vexatos: also, do
you expect autorun to be enabled?
L295[14:00:41] <Vexatos> uh
L296[14:00:52] <Vexatos> Well I was going
to use this for my selene computer
L297[14:00:52] <payonel> i liked the idea
of having /home mounted to a rw drive
L298[14:00:58] <payonel> yeah
L299[14:01:03] <Vexatos> and it should
definitely launch /bin/selene on boot
L300[14:01:08] <Vexatos> I thought just
putting it into .shrc
L301[14:01:17] <Vexatos> Without even any
rw drive in the thing
L302[14:01:19] <payonel> well, you can
always modify your rootfs with a normal bios
L303[14:01:22] <Vexatos> because it's just
to show off selene function
L304[14:01:25] <Vexatos> functions*
L305[14:01:34] <Vexatos> well yes that was
the plan
L306[14:01:39] <Vexatos> just swap the
EEPROMs
L307[14:01:41] <Vexatos> not that hard
:I
L308[14:01:42] <payonel> yeah
L309[14:01:52] <payonel> k
L310[14:02:15] <Vexatos> same with the
speech box
L311[14:02:28] <Vexatos> It's just be a
promt where you enter text and it says it :P
L312[14:04:35] <payonel> Vexatos: a form
of this should be the new eeprom
L313[14:04:45] <payonel> so ...
L314[14:05:02] <payonel> well, i mean, i'm
seeing a pattern i like in this
L315[14:05:14] <Vexatos> ?
L316[14:05:15] <payonel> well ok, nothing
to do with the locking part, but :)
L317[14:05:21] <payonel> so i'm mount
/home to a rw drive
L318[14:05:31] <payonel> i could add that
to the boot or something
L319[14:05:46] <Vexatos> ah yes
L320[14:05:46] <payonel> if rootfs is ro
(basic first boot really, with openos floppy)
L321[14:05:51] <Vexatos> adding that to
core openos would be nice
L322[14:05:53] <payonel> and i detect
there is a rw drive, then mount that on /home
L323[14:06:08] <Vexatos> separate /home is
a standard installation procedure in basically every linux distro
nowadays :P
L324[14:06:13] <payonel> aye
L325[14:06:15] <payonel> ^.^
L326[14:06:19] <payonel> i think this
would be nice
L327[14:06:27] <payonel> then people would
just boot with openos floppy and have a rw /home
L328[14:06:36] <payonel> this would be
AWESOME
L329[14:06:38] <Vexatos> and add to the
core Lua BIOS the ability to specify boot and RO drives in
data
L330[14:06:41] <payonel> why have i not
done this?!
L331[14:06:47] <Vexatos> I mean
L332[14:06:48] <Vexatos> why not?
L333[14:07:00] <payonel> sure
L334[14:07:05] <payonel> it's a simple
thing i've built
L335[14:07:08] <Vexatos> it's currently
not using data at all
L336[14:07:19] <payonel> well not at all,
but hardly
L337[14:07:27] <payonel> not+ not at
all
L338[14:08:47] <payonel> eeprom ro
L339[14:08:48] <payonel> done!
L340[14:09:53] <payonel> Vexatos: https://gist.github.com/payonel/46e909cb075e4f3c585fb2b972ef7ca7/revisions
L341[14:10:12] <payonel> oh woops
L342[14:10:13] <payonel> bug
L343[14:10:14] <payonel> :)
L344[14:10:15] *
payonel fix
L345[14:10:58] <payonel> fixed
L346[14:12:06] <payonel> Vexatos: so that
bios with RO the rootfs AND eeprom
L347[14:12:28] <payonel> + and any
additional fs listed, but i know you won't be using that
feature
L348[14:12:39] <Vexatos> with?
L349[14:12:58] <Vexatos> Oh you meant
"will" :I
L350[14:13:16] <payonel> you won't be
using the feature to list multiple filesystems for ro
L351[14:13:25] <payonel> you'll just be
mounting rootfs and eeprom ro
L352[14:13:37] <payonel> which that bios
does by default, no configuration needed
L353[14:23:00] <Vexatos> I know
L354[14:23:16] <Vexatos> I initially
didn't get what you mean by "that bios with RO the rootfs AND
eeprom" but that "with" was probably a typo
L355[14:27:14] <payonel> aaah, yeah
L356[14:27:19] <payonel> thanks for
decrypting that :)
L357[14:29:35] <S3> heh
L358[14:29:42] <S3> Vexatos:
L359[14:31:15] <Vexatos> Me:
L360[14:31:25] <Inari> Inari:
L361[14:31:30] <S3> Vexatos: https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/tLYE35ZQ/
L362[14:31:33] <S3> terrifying
L363[14:31:34] <S3> ^
L364[14:31:38] <Inari> <
L365[14:31:46] <payonel> v
L366[14:31:50] <S3> >
L367[14:32:24] <Vexatos> whatever that
means
L368[14:32:25] <Vexatos> o
L369[14:32:27] <Vexatos> :I
L370[14:32:38] <S3> Vexatos: it's a
greatest common denominator in Lua!
L371[14:32:46] <Vexatos> >cfun
L372[14:32:51] <S3> capture
function!
L373[14:32:55] <Vexatos> :I
L374[14:32:58] <S3> arguments are like
pattern matching
L375[14:33:05] <S3> similar
L376[14:33:07] <Vexatos> So selene compat
when
L377[14:33:13] <AmandaC> what about
capt.frog?
L378[14:33:15] <S3> lol
L379[14:33:21] <S3> I must make this
capt.frog
L380[14:33:32] <AmandaC> and
capt.goomba
L381[14:33:36] <S3> ol
L382[14:33:39] <S3> lol*
L383[14:33:50] <Vexatos> AmandaC, But what
about Capt. Toad
L384[14:34:10] <S3> capt.flag
L385[14:34:13] <AmandaC> Vexatos: don't be
silly, you shouldn't capture sentients. Except for that one
seal
L386[14:34:26] <S3> SEALBERT?!
L387[14:34:28] <Inari> capt.loli
L388[14:34:40] <S3> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HX7B3lFgKW0
L389[14:34:40] <MichiBot> Seabert
English Intro (High Quality) | length: 1m 27s | Likes:
297 Dislikes: 19 Views: 135,818 | by frenchtoast
| Published On 30/4/2009
L390[14:35:18] <Inari> https://imgur.com/2l0b0u4
L391[14:35:34] <Vexatos> S3, the syntax is
gross
L392[14:36:35] <Vexatos> I mean
L393[14:36:49] <Vexatos> capt.cfun 'gcd'
$("number", {"number", 0}) (x, y -> x)
L394[14:36:52] <Vexatos> still gross
L395[14:37:10] <Vexatos> Why would you do
this kind of ugly syntax
L396[14:37:26] <AmandaC> Vexatos: because
he wants to make FORTH in Lua
L397[14:37:43] <Vexatos> But that's not
even remotely FORTH
L398[14:37:57] <payonel> needs more
caps
L399[14:38:02] <Vexatos> ^
L400[14:38:06] <payonel> hehe
L401[14:38:11] <payonel> LUA
L402[14:38:11] <MichiBot> It's Lua, not
LUA. Name not an acronym.
L403[14:38:13] <AmandaC> **FORTH**
L404[14:38:30] <Vexatos>
FORTH
L406[14:40:47] <payonel> i want to try
using color
L407[14:41:02] <payonel> woo! that was
fun
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L409[14:47:46] <ineternet> test
L410[14:48:15] <Skye> heelo
L411[14:48:29] <Skye> welcome to the #oc
IRC channel
L412[14:48:44] <Skye> if you're seeing
this then your OC IRC connection worked!
L413[14:48:54] <Skye> (no I'm not a bot
but I felt like saying that)
L414[14:48:59] <Skye> ineternet,
tset
L415[14:49:13] <ineternet> beautiful
L416[14:49:18] <ineternet> hi thanks
L417[14:49:20] <Skye> \o/
L418[14:49:47] <AshIndigo> %stab grub
rescue
L419[14:49:47] *
MichiBot stabs grub rescue with remote code execution omelette
doing [13] damage
L420[14:50:51] <Michiyo> %flip ^
L421[14:50:52] <MichiBot> Michiyo:
(╯°□°）╯/o\
L422[14:51:41] <ineternet> is it just this
terminal or does the bot put question marks in words randomly
L423[14:52:02] <AshIndigo> Its probably
the terminal
L424[14:52:12] <AshIndigo> I dont see any
question marks
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L426[14:55:55] <CompanionCube> AshIndigo:
how is your GRUB broken
L427[14:56:19] <AshIndigo> Trying to boot
a live usb i made and it doesnt like me
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L429[14:58:44] <ineternet> how do i link a
remote terminal to a server? sneak-rightclick doesnt work for me
for some reason
L430[14:59:09] <AshIndigo> Do it on the
indovidual rack iirc
L431[14:59:34] <ineternet> yeah, did that,
didnt work
L432[15:00:09] <AshIndigo> ~w remote
terminal
L433[15:00:09] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/item:terminal
L434[15:00:23] <Inari> I couldn't ever get
them to wok xD
L435[15:00:45] <ineternet> doesnt explain
how to use the remote terminal
L436[15:02:14] <ineternet> ok so
apparently just right click without shift worked
L437[15:03:07] <AshIndigo> Wrll then
L438[15:05:12] <Michiyo> the question
marks are Zero Width Space, and OC's font doesn't know how to
render them.
L439[15:05:49] <Inari> %flip Michiyo
L440[15:05:49] <MichiBot> Inari:
(╯°□°）╯oʎıɥɔıW
L441[15:05:52] <Michiyo> ZWS is used as
antiping so the bot doesn't highlight people when it includes their
names.
L442[15:06:12] <ineternet> #
L443[15:06:21] <ineternet> sorry, enter
key broke
L444[15:07:02] <Michiyo> but yeah RE:
terminal servers, right click the TS with the Remote, make sure to
actually link the TS to a server in the rack GUI, profit.
L445[15:07:28] <Michiyo> I've forgotten to
link them more than once.
L446[15:08:03] <ineternet> how do i link
em though?
L447[15:08:20] <ineternet> oh i got
it
L448[15:08:36] <ineternet> wow id never
have guessed that
L449[15:08:42] <AmandaC> You go to a
website on your phone and enter a code
L450[15:09:33] <Ron> Hey,
starting out with the mod, and I have a question. I built a robot
with a hard disk inside it, but the HDD is empty, how can I modify
the HDD after the robot is already built? I want to add boot files
so it won't error out
<Ron> Hey,
starting out with the mod, and I have a question. I built a robot
with a hard disk inside it, but the HDD is empty, how can I modify
the HDD after the robot is already built? I want to add boot files
so it won't error outL451[15:12:03] <AshIndigo> No floppy
drive?
L452[15:12:11] <Skye> @Ron, you can't
unless you had a floppy drive
L453[15:12:22] <Skye> there might be a way
with the charger but that might be tablets
L454[15:12:55] <Ron> So the
robot is bricked? Since it can't boot
<Ron> So the
robot is bricked? Since it can't bootL455[15:13:39] <Michiyo> well.. you can
put it in a disassembler and get the parts back out..
L456[15:13:42] <Michiyo> but yes,
basically..
L457[15:14:19] <Michiyo> I usually just
install OpenOS on the drive before I toss it in the
assembler.
L458[15:14:44] <Ron> how do
you install openOS on the drive? copy all files from the OS floppy
to the drive?
<Ron> how do
you install openOS on the drive? copy all files from the OS floppy
to the drive?L459[15:14:55] <AmandaC> run
`install`
L460[15:15:04] <Michiyo> ^ just install it
via a computer
L461[15:22:20] <ineternet> is there some
way to put a floppy in a server?
L462[15:22:54] <Skye> a floppy drive or a
floppy drive in a server rack
L463[15:23:43] <ineternet> alright
thanks
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L468[16:16:59] <Forecaster>
%give michibot an inariternet
<Forecaster>
%give michibot an inariternetL469[16:16:59] *
MichiBot searches through her inventory for a bit. "I couldn't
find anything..."
L470[16:37:31] <Inari> Forecaster:
Fail!
L471[16:45:46] <Michiyo> %reverse ^
L472[16:45:46] <MichiBot> Michiyo: !liaF
:retsaceroF
L473[16:51:21] <AmandaC> %choose now or
later
L474[16:51:21] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
later
L475[16:51:27] <AmandaC> hrm. nah
L476[16:51:30] <AmandaC> bbs
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L478[17:10:01] <payonel> @Ron o/
L479[17:10:12] <payonel> Michiyo: i
forget, how do i status check discorders?
L480[17:10:25] <Michiyo> @status
@Ron
L481[17:10:25] <Discord>
Ron is currently OFFLINE
<Discord>
Ron is currently OFFLINEL482[17:10:40] <payonel> @status
@Michibot
L483[17:10:53] <payonel> :P
L484[17:10:53] <Michiyo> MichiBot doesn't
exist on Discord :p
L485[17:12:55] <Michiyo> @status
@Mimiru
L486[17:12:55] <Discord>
Mimiru is currently OFFLINE
<Discord>
Mimiru is currently OFFLINEL487[17:13:46] ⇦
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L488[17:18:23] <AmandaC> @status
@TheLordAndSaviourBob
L489[17:19:11] <AmandaC> @status
@Discord
L490[17:19:25] *
AmandaC ceases fun.py
L491[17:20:35] <payonel> %lua
AmandaC=setmetatable({},{__index=function(_,k)return
string.format("AmandaC doesn't know how to %s",
k)end})
L492[17:20:55] <payonel> %lua
AmandaC.stop_trolling()
L493[17:20:56] <MichiBot> main:1: attempt
to call field 'stop_trolling' (a string value)
L494[17:20:59] <payonel> derp
L495[17:21:31] <payonel> %lua
AmandaC=setmetatable({},{__index=function(_,k)return function()
string.format("AmandaC doesn't know how to %s", k)end
end})
L496[17:21:32] <payonel> derp
L497[17:21:35] <payonel> %lua
AmandaC.stop_trolling()
L498[17:21:38] <payonel> DO IT
L499[17:21:39] *
payonel runs
L500[17:21:49] <payonel> %lua return
AmandaC.stop_trolling()
L501[17:21:51] <payonel> i fail
L502[17:21:52] <Michiyo> Great..... you
broke her.
L503[17:21:59] *
Michiyo pets MichiBot
L504[17:21:59] *
MichiBot purrs
L505[17:22:05] <payonel> %lua
AmandaC=nil
L506[17:22:09] <payonel> :)
L507[17:22:09] <Michiyo> lol
L508[17:22:17] *
AmandaC ceases to be in this timeline
L509[17:22:20] <Michiyo> how rude..
:p
L510[17:22:24] <Michiyo> noooooooo
L511[17:22:35] <S3> lol
L512[17:22:54] <S3> %lua while true do
coroutine.yield() end
L513[17:23:11] <S3> :>
L514[17:24:01] <AmandaC> %blame S3
L515[17:24:01] *
MichiBot blames S3 for slow internet speeds
L516[17:24:13] <S3> Heh
L517[17:24:15] <S3> Don't look at me
L518[17:24:23] <S3> I'm getting slow
Internet speed stoo
L519[17:24:31] <S3> ima test right
now
L520[17:24:36] <Michiyo> Also
L521[17:24:37] <Michiyo> %lua
print("test")
L522[17:24:37] <MichiBot> test
L523[17:25:45] <S3> about 38 Mbit
down
L524[17:25:51] <S3> when I should be
getting about 60 - 70
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L527[17:32:47] <Kodos>
After Friday, I'll have (up to) 100 down ?
<Kodos>
After Friday, I'll have (up to) 100 down ?L528[17:33:52] <payonel> sounds nice
L529[17:33:55] <payonel> i have 50
L530[17:34:57] <Kodos> I
mean, I'm bundled with TV/DVR, and I'm paying through the nose, but
I'll gladly pay it for both A) The high speed, and B) being out
from under AT&T's shitty monopoly
<Kodos> I
mean, I'm bundled with TV/DVR, and I'm paying through the nose, but
I'll gladly pay it for both A) The high speed, and B) being out
from under AT&T's shitty monopolyL531[17:35:42] <S3> so
L532[17:35:51] <S3> I don't want any
bundle
L533[17:35:55] <S3> I just need Internet,
that's it
L534[17:35:57] <S3> and I'm happy
L535[17:36:22] <Kodos> I'm
just getting TV so I can watch Doctor Who, and have random shit to
watch during times when I just want to curl up under a blanket in
my new recliner
<Kodos> I'm
just getting TV so I can watch Doctor Who, and have random shit to
watch during times when I just want to curl up under a blanket in
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L537[17:40:21] <S3> Doctor who hasn't been
good since the 60s
L538[17:55:56] <S3> Kodos But! at least
chagat ya some tv maybe?
L539[17:56:14] <S3> All tv sucks
here
L540[17:56:22] <S3> ever since they shut
off analog tv
L541[17:56:35] <S3> everything was shitty,
now it's shit.
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L552[20:14:20] <Izaya> new dw is
p.good
L553[20:26:02] <payonel> Izaya: i need
your opinion
L554[20:38:25] <Izaya> payonel: hinges are
difficult
L555[20:57:57] <payonel> i want to make a
feature for openos, if it boots on a RO device, and a RW device is
detected, then /home is mounted to the RW device
L556[20:58:01] <payonel> Izaya: ^
L557[20:58:05] <payonel> which i think it
awesome
L558[20:58:44] <Izaya> so /home would be
/tmp in the installer?
L559[20:58:56] <payonel> well not tmp,
becuase then you'd lose those files on reboot
L560[20:59:04] <payonel> but, if i mount
/mnt/fe4 to /home -- then the files you create are at the root of
fe4
L561[20:59:12] <Izaya> assuming no other
disks anyway
L562[20:59:18] <payonel> one option is to
mkdir /mnt/fe4 and then link /home to that
L563[20:59:36] <payonel> well, tmp is an
option, but losing files on reboot might not be desirable
L564[20:59:40] <payonel> i'm open to that
feedback as well
L565[20:59:56] <payonel> anyways, what if
boot created /mnt/fe4/home
L566[21:00:00] <payonel> is that ...
outrageous?
L567[21:00:28] <Izaya> and then pretended
/home = /mnt/fe4/home ?
L568[21:00:34] <payonel> if instead i
mount /mnt/fe4 directly to /home, the problem is now /mnt/fe4/ is
polluted a bit, and if you then install to fe4, all your /home/*
files are now at /*
L569[21:00:49] <payonel> Izaya: yes, i can
link that up no problem
L570[21:00:58] <Izaya> I'd go with create
a /home on the disk
L571[21:00:58] <payonel> the issue rather
is creating /mnt/fe4/home
L572[21:01:01] <payonel> it
is..unusual
L573[21:01:10] <Izaya> so if you install
it's clean
L574[21:01:20] <payonel> thats the bonus
of it
L575[21:01:24] <Izaya> also, check for
disks with a home dir on them on boot etc
L576[21:01:36] <payonel> just, it's weird
that something is created almost as a side effect of booting
L577[21:01:43] <Izaya> (you probably
already thought about that but \o/ )
L578[21:01:45] <payonel> sure, that's not
without merit
L579[21:01:45] <Izaya> hey
L580[21:01:49] <payonel> ;)
L581[21:01:57] <Izaya> you could make it
only do it if you try to write to it
L582[21:02:05] <payonel> well. .....
L583[21:02:11] <payonel> i'd rather
not...
L584[21:02:23] <payonel> that gets into
more fancy meta behavior
L585[21:02:59] <S3> 2ok guys
L586[21:03:18] <gamax92> make it so that
when you try writing to /home it says "Your disk is currently
unformatted, would you like to format this disk?"
L587[21:04:36] <payonel> gamax92:
>_>
L588[21:04:38] <payonel> haha
L589[21:13:04] <S3> you know mazes are
like
L590[21:13:10] <S3> not just
graphical
L591[21:13:13] <S3> I have this idea
L592[21:13:23] <S3> why not make a
filesystem using procedural maze generation?
L593[21:13:24] <S3> :D
L594[21:13:31] <S3> you just store shit in
the maze
L595[21:13:52] <S3> if you can't remember
where you left it it's probably not as important
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L597[21:46:38] <payonel> S3: :/
L598[21:46:39] <payonel> heh
L599[21:46:52] <S3> rofl
L600[21:47:02] <S3> you'd do it!
L601[21:47:02] <AmandaC> payonel: make
install move the files first, then place a magic cookie to stop
further installs
L602[21:47:26] <AmandaC> S3: I fail to see
how that's different from a normal users fs
L603[21:48:11] <AmandaC> I've lost count
of the number of times I've had to remind my dad that folders
exist
L604[21:49:04] <Saphire> xD
L605[21:49:09] <AmandaC> A FS with content
addressable storage would probably do well for him
L606[21:49:30] <S3> AmandaC: :D
L607[21:49:42] <S3> I like how I can make
a decent clean organized homedir layout
L608[21:49:42] <gamax92> time to watch
anime
L609[21:49:48] <S3> and in 3 days there's
shit EVERYWHERE
L610[21:49:59] <AmandaC> gamax92: what're
you goin to reach?
L611[21:50:03] <AmandaC> Watch*
L612[21:50:16] <gamax92> I dunno.
L613[21:50:20] <AmandaC> Ah
L614[21:50:35] <gamax92> have any
suggestions? :P
L615[21:50:53] <gamax92> otherwise I'm
going to go watch one from a random selection
L616[21:51:14] <AmandaC> I just watched
the first couple episodes of kakkai sensen S2, liking it
L617[21:51:38] <AmandaC> Going to bed soon
I think though
L618[21:52:27] <AmandaC> Also the ancient
magus' bride is good so far
L619[22:03:34] *
AmandaC pads around in a circle, lays down against her pillow pile,
sleeps
L620[22:03:38] <AmandaC> Night nerds
L621[22:20:41] <Saphire> AmandaC:
tagsistant FUSE
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L626[22:45:30] <Dudblockman> Holy mother of tamales
<Dudblockman> Holy mother of tamalesL627[22:45:54] <Dudblockman> My computer just started
closing applications at seemingly random
<Dudblockman> My computer just started
closing applications at seemingly randomL628[22:46:28] <Dudblockman> Looked at my rainmeter stats
overlay
<Dudblockman> Looked at my rainmeter stats
overlayL629[22:47:07] <Dudblockman> RAM was full, and my computer
managed to eat 90 gigs of swap memory
<Dudblockman> RAM was full, and my computer
managed to eat 90 gigs of swap memoryL630[22:48:32] <Dudblockman> Started trying to debug,
noticed LCore.exe was chowing down on my memory
<Dudblockman> Started trying to debug,
noticed LCore.exe was chowing down on my memoryL631[22:49:16] <Dudblockman> I guess a memory leak? In any
case, as soon as I tried to kill Logitech, BSOD
<Dudblockman> I guess a memory leak? In any
case, as soon as I tried to kill Logitech, BSODL632[22:50:24] <Dudblockman> I think I understand the
occasional random BSODs I have had happen in the past few months
now
<Dudblockman> I think I understand the
occasional random BSODs I have had happen in the past few months
nowL633[22:54:30] <Temia> Holy cow
L634[22:55:46] <gamax92> Dirty cow
L635[23:04:08] <Kodos> How
the hell is this not valid
<Kodos> How
the hell is this not validL637[23:05:55] <Kodos> Says
insufficient operands "OR"
<Kodos> Says
insufficient operands "OR"L638[23:15:58] <Dudblockman> I finally caught what I feel
was the cause of the crshes red handed
<Dudblockman> I finally caught what I feel
was the cause of the crshes red handedL639[23:16:07] <Dudblockman> So thats a plus
<Dudblockman> So thats a plusL640[23:25:12] <Forecaster>
@Kodos the operands come after the keyword
<Forecaster>
@Kodos the operands come after the keywordL642[23:28:29] <Kodos> Not
according to the example
<Kodos> Not
according to the exampleL643[23:28:34] <Kodos> But
I will try it
<Kodos> But
I will try itL644[23:28:59] <Kodos>
Worked. That's just silly
<Kodos>
Worked. That's just sillyL645[23:29:08] <Kodos>
Example needs updated
<Kodos>
Example needs updatedL646[23:29:42] <Forecaster>
It's always worked like that
<Forecaster>
It's always worked like thatL647[23:30:00] <Forecaster>
I don't know how the example is even wrong
<Forecaster>
I don't know how the example is even wrongL648[23:30:04] <Kodos>
Still. Example doesn't even use or
<Kodos>
Still. Example doesn't even use orL649[23:30:14] <Kodos> Hang
on
<Kodos> Hang
onL650[23:31:13] <Kodos> Nvm
phone won't uplod
<Kodos> Nvm
phone won't uplodL651[23:35:25] <Kodos>
Locos at full speed on hs rails are loco lol
<Kodos>
Locos at full speed on hs rails are loco lolL652[23:46:25] <Arcanitor>
what language is that?
<Arcanitor>
what language is that?L653[23:48:35] <Kodos>
Language?
<Kodos>
Language?L654[23:48:43] <Kodos> It's
railcraft routing
<Kodos> It's
railcraft routingL655[23:49:18] <Kodos> Also
fore will a loco accept solid fuel from an item loader
<Kodos> Also
fore will a loco accept solid fuel from an item loaderL656[23:49:30] <Kodos> Or
actually
<Kodos> Or
actuallyL657[23:49:44] <Kodos> Can
I use needs refuel when it's low on coke or just water
<Kodos> Can
I use needs refuel when it's low on coke or just waterL658[23:49:53] <Arcanitor>
wait railcraft has a routing system
<Arcanitor>
wait railcraft has a routing systemL659[23:49:55] <Arcanitor>
TIL
<Arcanitor>
TILL660[23:50:08] <Arcanitor>
i've got to check this out someday when I have more time
<Arcanitor>
i've got to check this out someday when I have more timeL661[23:50:18] <Kodos> Keep
in mind I'm still playing 1.7
<Kodos> Keep
in mind I'm still playing 1.7L662[23:50:25] <Arcanitor>
so do I
<Arcanitor>
so do IL663[23:50:30] <Kodos> Good
?
<Kodos> Good
?L664[23:51:00] <Arcanitor>
on a scale of vanilla factorio to Logistics Train Network how
"smart" is the routing
<Arcanitor>
on a scale of vanilla factorio to Logistics Train Network how
"smart" is the routingL665[23:51:10] <Arcanitor>
more how "smart" can it be I guess
<Arcanitor>
more how "smart" can it be I guessL666[23:51:30] <Forecaster>
@Kodos needs refuel will return true when either fuel or water is
below 50%
<Forecaster>
@Kodos needs refuel will return true when either fuel or water is
below 50%L667[23:51:48] <Arcanitor>
50%'s a little high
<Arcanitor>
50%'s a little highL668[23:51:53] <Arcanitor>
is that configureable?
<Arcanitor>
is that configureable?L669[23:51:55] <Kodos>
Water triggers below one bucket
<Kodos>
Water triggers below one bucketL670[23:51:58] <Forecaster>
No
<Forecaster>
NoL671[23:52:01] <Kodos> Not
sure on fuel
<Kodos> Not
sure on fuelL672[23:52:07] <Kodos> Need
to test more
<Kodos> Need
to test moreL673[23:53:08] <Arcanitor>
I once made a bunch of HS rail for a nether railway but the server
admin whose server I was on decided to do periodic nether
resets
<Arcanitor>
I once made a bunch of HS rail for a nether railway but the server
admin whose server I was on decided to do periodic nether
resetsL674[23:58:29] <Izaya> [somewhat late]
Windows decided to kill Minecraft the other day because it was
using 6/10GB used, despite the fact I had 6 free >.>
L675[23:58:38] <Izaya> Eating 90GB of
memory is totally insane though
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