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L2[00:03:03] <Xyxen> guest: Found it:
http://ocdoc.cil.li/component:inventory_controller
L3[00:03:29] <Xyxen> Also look at https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/40eb91d6b8f73d4aebf64d0b6dc7177b551a0662/src/main/scala/li/cil/oc/integration/appeng/NetworkControl.scala#L123-L132
L4[00:05:17] <Xyxen> Basically, you can
filter by damage, durability, stack size/max, name, label (i.e. the
name you see on the tooltip), and whether or not there's extra data
on the item
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L6[00:06:01] <Xyxen> So a filter of {name =
"minecraft:dirt"} should only store dirt
L7[00:06:31] <Xyxen> {name =
"minecraft:dirt", size = 32} would store half a stack of
dirt
L8[00:07:21] <Xyxen> {maxSize = 16} would
store anything that has a maximum stack size of 16, like ender
pearls
L9[00:08:15] <Xyxen> I suppose that
second-to-last example is a little misleading and/or bad
L10[00:08:31] <guest> you mean{size = 10}
store anything with 10 stack?
L11[00:08:43] <Xyxen> Yes
L12[00:09:16] <Xyxen> {name =
"minecraft:dirt", size = 32} would store all stacks of
exactly 32
L13[00:09:31] <Xyxen> Which I think for an
ME network would mean you'd have to have exactly 32 dirt in the
network for it to store
L14[00:09:57] <guest> 10 dirts in
network=> not store
L15[00:10:05] <guest> 32 dirtsin net->
store
L16[00:10:08] <Xyxen> Yeah
L17[00:10:13] <Xyxen> It has to match
everything in the filter
L18[00:10:19] <guest> if last one does not
work: its bug. correct?
L19[00:10:51] <Xyxen> Either that, or I'm
not understanding it either
L20[00:11:01] <guest> info about filter is
very thankful.
L21[00:11:08] <Xyxen> No problem
L22[00:11:10] <Xyxen> What modpack are you
on?
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L24[00:11:38] <guest> I think we should
write example of filter , in description of the store
function.
L25[00:11:50] <guest> direwolf 20.
L27[00:12:10] <Xyxen> I think the wiki
needs a lot more love, really
L28[00:17:27] <guest> yep. does not work at
all..
L29[00:17:41] <guest> test setup: https://pasteboard.co/GYqVTVm.png
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L31[00:18:09] <guest> test code:https://pasteboard.co/GYqWf6s.png
L32[00:18:21] <guest> I think it's a
bug
L33[00:18:24] <guest>
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg
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L35[00:32:23] <Xyxen> I'll have a quick
look over it
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L37[00:38:27] <Mimiru> No ping reply for
9297 seconds, disconnecting. lmao wooops
L38[00:38:39] <Mimiru> This is what happens
when your clock is out of sync.. and you fix it.
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L40[00:39:04] <guest> submitted a issue
:https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/2674
L41[00:39:04] <MichiBot> Title: [bug
with Ae2 integration] me_interface.store(filter,dbaddress) function
does not work | Posted by: PizzaAddict | Posted: Sat
Dec 16 00:36:48 CST 2017 | Status: open
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<Forecaster>
hm
<Forecaster>
hmL65[02:53:25] <Forecaster>
did Vexatos have something to do with this
<Forecaster>
did Vexatos have something to do with thisL66[02:54:34] <Xyxen> guest: Figured out
the bug, testing a fix now
L67[02:56:20] <Xyxen> I'll update the issue
when I have details
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L71[03:09:52] zsh
sets mode: +v on Vexatos
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L73[03:20:09] <payonel> Xyxen: o/
L74[03:20:17] <Xyxen> \o
L75[03:20:44] <payonel> weird request, i
dont like comments on commits. feel free to make issues
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L77[03:21:11] <Xyxen> Sure, no
problem
L78[03:21:37] <Xyxen> I guess I did that
because it felt recent enough to almost be a code review
L79[03:22:07] <Xyxen> Will use the tracker
in the future
L80[03:22:17] <payonel> well i definitely
appreciate your help
L81[03:22:33] <Xyxen> Thanks :)
L82[03:22:49] <payonel> how do you feel
about my relay fix?
L83[03:23:56] <Xyxen> Looks fine to
sleep-deprived me haha
L84[03:27:45] <Xyxen> If you want me to
have a more lucid read of it tomorrow, I can do that
L85[03:28:25] <Vexatos> lgtm
>_>
L86[03:29:04] <Vexatos> oh no what's
this
L87[03:29:10] <Vexatos> a person that knows
how to use github
L88[03:29:16] <Vexatos> Xyxen must be some
sort of divine being
L89[03:29:25] <Xyxen> Uh oh
L90[03:29:29] <Xyxen> What'd I do
L91[03:29:35] <Forecaster>
Burn them at the stake
<Forecaster>
Burn them at the stakeL92[03:29:37] <Vexatos> Correctly use the
"resolve" keywords
L93[03:30:12] <payonel> bleh, our git host
and ticket system check for "closes"
L94[03:30:12] <Vexatos> although I wish you
could introduce multiple master branches on github already so that
you can resolve issues not only by merging into 1.7.10 :I
L95[03:30:15] <payonel> so, habbit
L96[03:30:19] <payonel> our == my
work
L97[03:30:22] <Vexatos> payonel, closes
does the same on github
L98[03:30:28] <Vexatos> it's closes, close,
resolve, resolves
L99[03:30:42] <Vexatos> payonel, https://help.github.com/articles/closing-issues-using-keywords/
L100[03:31:14] <Vexatos> Although, as I
said, it only works for commits to master-MC1.7.10
L101[03:31:21] <Vexatos> because github
only allows one master branch >_>
L102[03:32:07] <payonel> i understood the
keyword options. i thought you were giving preference to resolves
over closes merely for word choice
L103[03:32:13] <Vexatos> no
L104[03:32:18] <Vexatos> I am amazed they
used it at all
L105[03:32:42] <Xyxen> Is that
unusual?
L106[03:32:50] <Vexatos> very :I
L107[03:33:10] <Vexatos> too few people
spend too much time on github not knowing its features
L108[03:33:16] <Vexatos> too many*
L109[03:34:00] <Forecaster>
I know about closes, but I dont' make commits on repos that
actually have issues so I never get to use it
<Forecaster>
I know about closes, but I dont' make commits on repos that
actually have issues so I never get to use itL110[03:34:01] <Forecaster>
>:
<Forecaster>
>:L111[03:34:29] <Xyxen> I just like
descriptive and well-linked messages
L112[03:38:48] <Xyxen> payonel: Do you
have that recent ae2 integration bug handled, or would you like me
to submit a PR so it's not forgotten about
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L114[03:39:09] <Xyxen> Can confirm that
switching the comparisons to use ItemStack.EMPTY fixes the problem,
as best I can tell
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L116[03:46:49] <Xyxen> That's a silly
question, and I'm going to bed haha
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L118[04:01:39] <Forecaster>
payonel what's an example of something that doesn't work in OpenOS
on a low memory system?
<Forecaster>
payonel what's an example of something that doesn't work in OpenOS
on a low memory system?L119[04:04:06]
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L120[04:05:01] <MalkContent> i'm looking
for a good german translation of "computing system".
"Rechensystem" kind of sounds to me like someone just
wants to calculate something
L121[04:05:33] <MalkContent> my brain just
blanks for other options atm -.-
L122[04:06:10] <Forecaster>
Vexatos: ^
<Forecaster>
Vexatos: ^L123[04:07:12] <Vexatos> Computersystem
:I
L124[04:15:27] <MalkContent> wouldn't fit.
it's for a description what a neural network is, and i'm just
trying to translate "A computing system made up of a number of
simple, highly interconnected processing elements, which process
information by their dynamic state response to external
inputs"
L125[04:25:08] <MalkContent> "dynamic
state response" is another thing i got trouble with -.-
there's probably a proper wording for that in german, but hell if i
know
L126[04:26:06] <MalkContent> lemme just
write 2 whole sentences to get around a 3 word description
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L129[05:14:21] <Vexatos> MalkContent,
Rechennetzwerk?
L130[05:14:30] <Vexatos> Or just
Computer
L131[05:24:04] <MalkContent> hmm. might
just use rechennetzwerk, thx :)
L132[05:27:40] <Forecaster>
uh, payonel, I encountered an issue
<Forecaster>
uh, payonel, I encountered an issueL133[05:28:38] <Forecaster>
I put "edit .shrc" into .shrc
<Forecaster>
I put "edit .shrc" into .shrcL134[05:28:51] <Forecaster>
it opens the editor, but everything locks up
<Forecaster>
it opens the editor, but everything locks upL135[05:29:36] <Forecaster>
not even ctrl + shift + alt + C works to kill it
<Forecaster>
not even ctrl + shift + alt + C works to kill itL136[05:29:54] <Forecaster>
I've essentially bricked it xD
<Forecaster>
I've essentially bricked it xDL137[05:34:08] <MalkContent> (why'd you
even do that?)
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L139[05:38:53] <Forecaster>
It was a convenient example of the shrc file, or so I thought
xD
<Forecaster>
It was a convenient example of the shrc file, or so I thought
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L141[05:51:58] <MalkContent> ^^
L142[05:52:22] <MalkContent> maybe the
keyboard isn't loaded yet? just as a wild guess
L143[05:53:34] <MalkContent> tried editing
a file other than .shrc?
L144[05:54:00] <Forecaster>
why would that matter?
<Forecaster>
why would that matter?L145[05:54:20] <Forecaster>
I'm fairly sure it'd lock up no matter what file I set it to edit
in .shrc
<Forecaster>
I'm fairly sure it'd lock up no matter what file I set it to edit
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L148[05:57:43] <MalkContent> i don't
expect it to matter, but who knows. maybe accessing the file for
read (to display it's contents for the editor) during runtime borks
stuff
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L151[06:01:08] <WatchtowerOrator> Time for
a new episode from Forecaster! You're welcome!
L152[06:01:08] <WatchtowerOrator> https://youtu.be/JHiMoKbDKvE - RailcraftLP [Episode
67] - Full Stop
L153[06:01:08] <WatchtowerOrator> Tags on
this video:
ic2,industrialcraft2,opencomputers,lua,OpenOS,programs
L154[06:01:09] <MichiBot> RailcraftLP-
[Episode 67] - Full Stop | length: 29m 28s | Likes:
0 Dislikes: 0 Views: 0 | by Forecaster |
Published On 16/12/2017
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L156[06:07:23] <Forecaster>
oh
<Forecaster>
ohL157[06:07:24] <Forecaster>
right
<Forecaster>
rightL158[06:07:29] <Forecaster>
This is why I wasn't using tmux
<Forecaster>
This is why I wasn't using tmuxL160[06:07:45] <Forecaster>
:|
<Forecaster>
:|L161[06:08:10] <SAL9000> Forecaster:
Ctrl+L to repaint
L162[06:10:05] <Forecaster>
oh, nice
<Forecaster>
oh, niceL163[06:30:48]
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L166[06:43:03] <Saphire> https://yesthatsablog.wordpress.com/2016/03/03/my-version-of-the-three-laws-of-fanfiction/
L167[06:43:21] <Saphire> ...this is now my
standard of fanfiction >.>
L168[06:44:16] <Saphire> Especially
"Corollary 4 to Rule Three", "Corollary 1 to Rule
Three" and "Corollary 4 to Rule Two"
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L171[07:04:56] <Forecaster>
bleh, things keep getting stuck on that line anyway
<Forecaster>
bleh, things keep getting stuck on that line anywayL172[07:15:44]
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L175[07:41:58] <Inari> On what line?
L176[07:42:05] <Inari> @Forecaster also,
what happened to your reactor thingy?
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L178[07:42:55] <Forecaster>
my reactor thingy?
<Forecaster>
my reactor thingy?L179[07:43:02] <Forecaster>
oh you mean the reactor controller
<Forecaster>
oh you mean the reactor controllerL180[07:43:06] <Forecaster>
I haven't looked at that yet
<Forecaster>
I haven't looked at that yetL181[07:43:10] <Forecaster>
I can't get on the server
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I can't get on the serverL182[07:43:27] <Forecaster>
Chisel & Bits seems to be crashing it when I join
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Chisel & Bits seems to be crashing it when I joinL183[07:43:41] <Forecaster>
after I right-clicked the ground
<Forecaster>
after I right-clicked the groundL184[07:46:05] <Inari> Ouch
L185[07:47:20] <Forecaster>
for some reason the path goes through TIS-3D
<Forecaster>
for some reason the path goes through TIS-3DL186[07:47:29] <Forecaster>
oh shoot
<Forecaster>
oh shootL187[07:47:31] <Forecaster>
I gotta go
<Forecaster>
I gotta goL188[07:53:33]
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L189[07:54:02] <rrr_game> 1
L190[07:55:02] <rrr_game> Hello!
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L202[09:15:08] <Inari> https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CPw2l7BUwAAvjKq.jpg
cute
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L211[09:54:26] <S3> I never thought of
doing this..
L212[09:54:40] <S3> my homebuilt computer
has two cpus! but they uh, they don't parallel process
anything
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L214[09:59:35] <Ang3lOfD3ath_> hey any one
active cause CC irc not helping me
L215[10:01:52] <Inari> %hello
L216[10:01:52] <MichiBot> Hello! Welcome
to #oc! The one and only opencomputers channel! Please ask your
questions directly (dont ask to ask) and provide error/code
examples! (Use pastebin.com if theyre more than one line!) Dont
mind the random conversation you might have walked into.
L217[10:02:26] <Inari> Also what do you
mean the CC irc is not helping you
L218[10:03:02] <Inari> Ang3lOfD3ath_: If
you're going to beon IRC you should get used to have to wait a
little for an answer :P
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L222[10:42:15] <Kodos> Neat, amsg is still
a thing
L223[10:44:05] <Inari> Why wouldn't it
be
L224[10:55:56] <MalkContent> maybe it's
coming back with the hipsters now
L225[10:56:01] <MalkContent> like
myspace
L226[10:59:30] <Inari> Theres literally no
reason to remove it?
L227[11:07:44] <Kodos> Indeed. I kept
trying to use asay out of habit
L228[11:07:52] <Kodos> Then I remembered
it was amsg
L229[11:14:03] <AmandaC> damn, even with
the UplinkOS mod, Uplink is a massive cuntache
L230[11:15:00] <Kodos> I don't know what
Uplink is, but cuntache is my new word of the day
L231[11:15:49] <AmandaC> Uplink: http://store.steampowered.com/app/1510/Uplink/
L232[11:22:12] <Inari> Kodos: You're one
of today's lucky 10000!
L233[11:26:29] <AmandaC> %choose fail more
times at uplink or do something else.
L234[11:26:29] <MichiBot> AmandaC: fail
more times at uplink
L235[11:26:32] <AmandaC> hrm
L236[11:26:48] <AmandaC> firt:
youtube
L237[11:26:52] <AmandaC> first*
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L240[11:51:55] <payonel> Forecaster: echo
'edit .shrc' > .shrc
L241[11:53:02] <payonel> there was some
issue with std io being muffled
L242[11:53:24] <payonel> i've since fixed
it, i could find the commit if you're interested. but a dev build
would likely have it
L243[11:53:28] <payonel> what mc
version?
L244[11:58:06] <Kodos> Inari, what do I
win
L245[11:58:42] <Kodos> A 100$ fuel card at
BP would be fantastic right now
L246[12:01:14] <MalkContent> i can offer
you these pieces of cloth to mask your face and license
plates
L247[12:03:20] <AmandaC> Kodos: You win a
4x4 Humvee with a non-transferable registration!
L248[12:03:33] <Kodos> Fuck yeah
L249[12:03:46] <AmandaC> It gets an
amazing .5 MPG!
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L251[12:04:16] <Kodos> Doesn't matter,
hummer
L252[12:04:17] <Kodos> Gimme
L253[12:04:23] <AmandaC> :P
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L255[12:06:36] <Kodos> In all seriousness,
I would love to win a new vehicle
L256[12:06:48] <Kodos> Any time I take my
truck out, I'm always wary that it's my last trip and that I'll
have to walk home
L257[12:07:00] <AmandaC> ah
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L260[12:27:18] <MalkContent> if it's a
truck, just throw your bike into the back \o/
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L262[12:32:10] <Inari> Kodos:
Knowledge
L263[12:32:28] <Kodos> MalkContent, Yes,
because I can afford something like a bike
L264[12:32:38] <Kodos> Besides, if I had a
bike, I wouldn't be using the truck
L265[12:32:51] <MalkContent>
bicycle*
L266[12:32:57] <Kodos> I know what you
mean
L267[12:33:02] <Inari> Bikes are
significantly cheaper than trucks
L268[12:33:10] <Kodos> The truck was free
(for me)
L269[12:33:20] <Inari> Still, gotta pay
fuel
L270[12:33:24] <MalkContent> i don't know
how much you spend on fuel per month
L271[12:33:36] <MalkContent> but if you
don't need to use the truck because everything is in bike
range
L272[12:33:49] <MalkContent> it's way
better to buy a bike and save the fuel
L273[12:33:57] <Inari> *for fuel, I guess
:P
L274[12:34:51] <Kodos> Well, a bike is on
my list of shit to get once mom sells the old place
L275[12:35:04] <Kodos> Along with a new
PC
L276[12:35:33] <Inari> Wait
L277[12:35:39] <Inari> How would you use a
bike
L278[12:38:13] <MalkContent> i mean dude.
what are the bike prices around you. those things don't exactly
cost a fortune unless you want some tricked out mountain bike or
something
L279[12:46:34] <S3> a decent bike is
expensive
L280[12:46:42] <S3> you can easily spend 2
-300 bucks on a ceap bike
L281[12:46:44] <S3> cheap*
L282[12:46:53] <S3> for an adult
size
L283[12:47:42] <payonel> i saw this gif of
a game that looked really fun and i can't find it now
L284[12:48:28] <payonel> looked like a
classic isometric rpg, a night which a cone of sight in front
(maybe it was night time) and he was picking up pots and throwing
them at skeletons or something
L285[12:52:22] <MalkContent> google says
average monthly gasoline bill in the US is $368, so even if you
only use half of that, the cost of a decent bike is quickly
recovered
L286[12:52:48] <MalkContent> $368 in
2011*
L287[13:06:36] <payonel> FOUND IT
L288[13:06:39] <payonel> good night,
knight
L289[13:07:17] <AmandaC> night
payonel
L290[13:07:19] <AmandaC> :P
L291[13:07:54] <AmandaC> %choose
microcontroller-based or no
L292[13:07:54] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
no
L293[13:08:05] <Kodos> Anywhere between
100-200 here. But I support my wife and myself on 700 USD a month
or so
L294[13:11:52] <payonel> AmandaC: :)
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L308[14:55:51] <AmandaC> It's notpossible
to detect if something's a broadcast, is it?
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L310[15:19:15] <MalkContent> ?
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L315[15:33:55] <Forecaster>
payonel: it was on 1.10
<Forecaster>
payonel: it was on 1.10L316[15:34:25] <Forecaster>
AmandaC: maybe the "to" field?
<Forecaster>
AmandaC: maybe the "to" field?L317[15:34:52] <Forecaster>
or maybe that's always the receiving address even for
broadcasts
<Forecaster>
or maybe that's always the receiving address even for
broadcastsL318[15:38:44] <AmandaC> Pretty sure it's
the recever's address, following the pattern of event,
component-that-produced-event
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L320[15:43:34] <Forecaster>
hm
<Forecaster>
hmL321[15:43:39] <Forecaster>
probably not then
<Forecaster>
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L328[17:25:56] <gamax92>
microcontrollertransaction
L329[17:30:10] <AmandaC> payonel: is there
a way I can tell openos "this screen should always be the
terminal"?
L330[17:30:53] <AmandaC> I'm going to
probably attach 6 additional 1x1 screen blocks to a machine, so I'd
like to be able to still have a normal terminal around
L331[17:36:42] <Skye> AmandaC, IIRC, it
picks the monitor with a keyboard first
L332[17:37:07] <AmandaC> Skye: ah
L333[17:39:02] <Izaya> ~w
component:screen
L334[17:39:02] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:screen
L335[17:39:25] <Izaya> Huh.
L336[17:39:30] <Izaya> That makes life
simpler.
L337[17:39:57] <Izaya> Rather than a
complicated session thing I can just spawn a session for each
screen, and a keyboard for each keyboard attached with that
session.
L338[17:44:44] <payonel> AmandaC: openos
won't switch screens, it'll stay with one
L339[17:45:04] <payonel> but if you have 2
screens, and A is picked, but neither has a kb, then you place a kb
on B, then openos will reattach to B
L340[17:45:08] <AmandaC> payonel: even
across reboots? That's what I was mostly concerned with
L341[17:45:25] <AmandaC> I noticed some
oddities about that on boot up.
L342[17:45:30] <payonel> ah, no. i would
need a better eeprom boot to have a good way to respect screens on
reboot
L343[17:45:50] <payonel> but if you have a
kb on just one, it'll use that one
L344[17:45:53] <payonel> or at least it
should
L345[17:46:10] <Izaya> payonel: do you
think an EEPROM that encoded a table into the data section would be
useful?
L346[17:46:18] <payonel> Izaya: yep
L347[17:46:20] <payonel> that was my
plan
L348[17:46:24] <payonel> just hadn't done
it yet
L349[17:46:50] <Izaya> oh okay
L350[17:48:14] <Izaya> maybe I'll add that
to SEBIOS
L351[18:10:56] <Kodos> Couldn't you also
just put a bind call in an autorun
L352[18:13:31] <payonel> Kodos: bind to
which screen?
L353[18:14:16] <Kodos> Whichever she wants
to make the primary screen
L354[18:14:23] <Kodos> I have no idea how
that works though
L355[18:20:13] <payonel> Kodos: the
convenience i'm looking for is that a machine prefers to reuse the
same screen
L356[18:20:34] <Kodos> What about
preference in order of placement
L357[18:20:45] <payonel> relative
location? i dont have that information
L358[18:20:55] <Kodos> No, like by
UUID
L359[18:21:12] <Kodos> Store a UUID as
it's added to a list, and make the gpu go down the list in order to
use screens
L360[18:21:24] <Kodos> I mean, this could
honestly be done software side inside the mod
L361[18:22:18] <payonel> and why is that
better than using the eeprom?
L362[18:23:01] <payonel> note that by
storing metadata about screen+gpu configurations, it is also
configurable
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L364[18:24:48] <Kodos> I'm exercising my
right to have no idea what the fuck I'm talking about =D
L365[18:24:55] <payonel> haha
L366[18:25:01] <payonel> i will honor that
right
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L375[18:28:57] <Kodos> Heyyy, anyone use
TARDIS mod?
L376[19:37:47] <AmandaC> I'm not being
stupid here, am I? The server in slot 1 should be able to send
modem messages to the server in slot two, right? https://amandac.keybase.pub/screenshots/Screenshot%20from%202017-12-16%2020-36-41.png
L377[19:42:38] <AmandaC> Or am I just
another casuality of the rack gui being confusing
L378[19:43:18] <payonel> AmandaC: i forget
what that extra line gives you
L379[19:43:24] <payonel> dont you have
some component that enables that?
L380[19:44:42] <AmandaC> the smaller line
is modem connections, but since the l ines go down to the bottom,
then the bottom lines are connected, it makes sense to me that
they'd be connected. Also, if I leave ito n "enabled"
then place a relay block in the back-right corner I get duplicated
messages
L381[19:48:50] <payonel> i THINK only 1
modem can be connected...
L382[19:49:00] <payonel> i can't remember
the details but --
L383[19:49:21] <payonel> i remember that
when i learned about how it works i was like,
"huh...ok"
L384[19:49:36] <Kodos> Honestly, this is
why we just need a rack mounted relay that has a MAIN line (where
outside the rack it accesses) and a network line (Where other
network cards connect)
L385[19:50:09] <Kodos> So you can have
multiple servers on the rack's relay, and then have
incoming/outgoing signals from/to the rack's relay to wherever
else
L386[19:50:19] <Kodos> Plus a rack mounted
relay could have upgrades like a regular relay
L387[19:50:44] <Kodos> I also still want a
rack mounted raid so I can log shit properly without needing an
extra blockspace used for an actual raid block
L388[19:53:05] <payonel> AmandaC: I don't
think server blades can be in the same network just by being in the
same rack
L389[19:53:23] <payonel> you probably have
to run a cable from side to side
L390[19:53:45] <AmandaC> That's what I
ended up doing. But then the whole relay enabled/disabled button
makes no sense to me
L391[19:54:25] <Kodos> I believe
Enabled/Disabled is just the old behavior of External/Internal
mode
L392[19:54:32] <Kodos> Or vice versa
L393[19:54:36] <Kodos> ~w rack
L394[19:54:36] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/block:rack
L395[19:55:04] <Kodos> We really need
someone to update the wiki tbh
L396[19:55:15] <payonel> you know it's a
public wiki :)
L397[19:55:37] <Kodos> Indeed it is, but I
know fuckall about the stuff that needs updated. I just break
stuff, I can't be descriptive enough to be helpful
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L407[21:07:50] <Jacky> Hello everyone.
Does OC provide any way to use multithread like CC’s parallel
API?
L408[21:10:44] <Kodos> ~w coroutine
L409[21:10:44] <ocdoc> http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#pdf-coroutine
L410[21:11:27] <Izaya> ~w thread
L411[21:11:27] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:thread
L412[21:11:35] <Kodos> Oh, neat
L413[21:11:38] <Izaya> thread is
comparable to coroutine IIRC
L414[21:11:50] <Kodos> Looks better,
actually
L415[21:12:15] <Izaya> uh, not coroutine,
parallel
L416[21:12:57] <Jacky> Oh thanks. So
(finally) OC added its own parallel API...?
L417[21:12:59] <Kodos> Even still
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L423[21:36:59] <JayLocke> Hey guys, im
somewhat of a rookie in OC but, I am trying to get a program I made
(works correctly when ran) to autorun upon entering the shell. I am
editing the /home/.shrc file but, I keep getting errors that
prevent the program from starting.
L424[21:38:58] <JayLocke> I edited the
.shrc file with a single line, for example ' program.lua ', I have
also tried ' /home/program.lua ' and I also tried a single line of
' openfile(/home/program.lua) ' and also,
openfile("/home/program.lua") '
L425[21:39:29] <JayLocke> normally I get
the error :file not found although I have verified the program is
on my /home folder
L426[21:39:59] <JayLocke> I can run it
normally when in the shell but, it is just when I try to get it to
autorun that I am having issues
L427[21:45:52] <Kodos> Does it not work as
an autorun.lua file?
L428[21:46:13] <JayLocke> I thought
autorun only occurs on the non OS hard drive
L429[21:46:22] <JayLocke> this computer is
a tier 1 with only 1 HDD
L430[21:47:18] <JayLocke> I'll give it a
shot
L431[21:47:29] <JayLocke> autorun needs to
be on the root, right?
L432[21:50:25] <JayLocke> nope,
/autorun.lua is no joy, I tried both a single line pointing
straight to the program and an openfile to the program
L433[21:50:48] <Izaya>
os.execute("program/path")?
L434[21:51:07] <JayLocke> on autorun or
./.shrc?
L435[21:51:12] <Izaya> autorun
L436[21:52:14] <JayLocke> That got
it!
L437[21:52:33] <JayLocke> Thank you very
much
L438[21:54:03] <JayLocke> One more
question, I know Microcontrollers cant interact with external
components but, can they read / output redstone signals? I feel
silly using a computer in a way that feels like a micro's job
L439[21:54:12] <Kodos> Yes, they can
L440[21:54:39] <Kodos> And what's more is
that the Colorful Lamp from Computronics can change color based on
a bundled output, so you can control it if you need something like
a status light
L441[21:56:08] <JayLocke> Nice, currently
im just using the program to control an actually additions miner
laser with a block breaker
L442[21:56:20] <JayLocke> We dont have any
sort of redstone control on this modpack
L443[21:56:34] <Kodos> Is it a custom
pack, or premade
L444[21:56:37] <JayLocke> Vanilla
mechanics are nice but, I felt it was too slow
L445[21:56:46] <JayLocke> Premade
L446[21:57:09] <JayLocke> Im playing on a
friend's server but, staff are pretty set on the mods
L447[21:57:33] <JayLocke> I prefer being
able to see my circuit, like on super circuit maker, lol
L448[22:02:43] <S3> ok
L449[22:02:53] <S3> I've started to
realize after all of these years
L450[22:03:15] <S3> when it comes to
plotting things out and planning shit real paper and pencils just
work so much better than a computer
L451[22:03:26] <S3> computers just make
that shit too complicated
L452[22:03:38] <Izaya> I rather like a
graphics tablet and krita
L453[22:03:58] <S3> that is fine in its
own way
L454[22:04:08] <S3> although the graphics
aren't as nice :P
L455[22:04:11] <S3> lol lol lol
L456[22:04:16] <S3> but I mean in lack of
a tablet
L457[22:04:28] <Kodos> That reminds
me
L458[22:04:30] <S3> opening up my laptop
and doing UML or some shit
L459[22:04:31] <Kodos> I still need to get
Graph paper
L460[22:04:34] <S3> it's just easier to
draw it
L461[22:04:44] <Kodos> %remindme 12h Go to
Dollar General for Graph Paper
L462[22:04:44] <MichiBot> I'll remind you
about "Go to Dollar General for Graph Paper" at
12/17/2017 10:04:44 AM
L463[22:04:45] <S3> omg I went to staples
and some shit happened
L464[22:04:59] <S3> graph paper at staples
somehow became like 2000% more expensive
L465[22:05:02] <S3> than it used to
be
L466[22:05:20] <CompanionCube> lol
UML
L467[22:05:22] <S3> I had trouble finding
a crappy graph paper wad for less than $20
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L469[22:07:04] <S3> CompanionCube: it was
just an example
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L472[22:08:39] <S3> the nice thing about
drawing on a tablet is that you can easily save the data
L473[22:09:40] <S3> but unfortunately, it
is pixelated when doing raster graphics, and does not share the
properties of graphite
L474[22:09:48] <S3> it's kind of like a
keyboard vs a piano
L475[22:10:08] <S3> they make extremely
expensive keyboards that are said to supposedly feel like a real
piano
L476[22:10:10] <S3> but guess what
L477[22:10:15] <S3> they don't feel like a
piano at all :P
L478[22:10:33] <S3> and they will likely
never
L479[22:10:46] <S3> but that's okay,
because keyboards are meant to be keyboards and do keyboard
tings
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L481[22:11:06] <S3> while pianos are great
for a different purpose all together
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L484[22:30:12] <AmandaC> Kodos: wait
really? Does that color lamp thing work with no other bundled cable
mods installed?
L485[22:31:08] <Kodos> I know it operates
on 15-bit. I'm not entirely certain, but it's worth testing if you
don't have any
L486[22:32:54] <AmandaC> I'll have to give
it a try tomorrow, getting rather late so I'd rather avoid doing
more cube crack today
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