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<Sarren
Nardieu> you guys play openttd on linux right?
<Sarren
Nardieu> you guys play openttd on linux right?L7[00:10:38] ⇨
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L14[01:59:02] <phroa> yarp
L15[02:23:34] <asie> i have a few
times
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L19[03:21:07] <Sarren
Nardieu> i was asking because if we were to play multiplayer i
would imagine we would need to be on the same platform xD
<Sarren
Nardieu> i was asking because if we were to play multiplayer i
would imagine we would need to be on the same platform xDL20[03:40:11] <Forecaster>
no you don't
<Forecaster>
no you don'tL21[03:41:01] <Sarren
Nardieu> oh....
<Sarren
Nardieu> oh....L22[03:41:04] <Sarren
Nardieu> ok then
<Sarren
Nardieu> ok thenL23[03:42:46] <Sarren
Nardieu> sicne your here ill ask another question
<Sarren
Nardieu> sicne your here ill ask another questionL24[03:43:38] <Sarren
Nardieu> i managed to get a kernel and a bootloader compiled for
my pi and i've figured out the final piece of the puzzle is a
busybox root fs
<Sarren
Nardieu> i managed to get a kernel and a bootloader compiled for
my pi and i've figured out the final piece of the puzzle is a
busybox root fsL25[03:44:04] <Sarren
Nardieu> but if the busybox root fs is on another drive then how
do i get the bootloader to mount it?
<Sarren
Nardieu> but if the busybox root fs is on another drive then how
do i get the bootloader to mount it?L26[03:44:13] ⇦
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L27[03:44:29] <Forecaster>
I have no idea
<Forecaster>
I have no ideaL28[03:44:32] <Sarren
Nardieu> ok
<Sarren
Nardieu> okL29[03:46:04] <Sarren
Nardieu> i just had an idea xD
<Sarren
Nardieu> i just had an idea xDL30[03:46:17] <Sarren
Nardieu> we should have some kind of currency/token system
<Sarren
Nardieu> we should have some kind of currency/token systemL31[03:46:28] <Sarren
Nardieu> where in roder to ask a quesiotn you need a token
<Sarren
Nardieu> where in roder to ask a quesiotn you need a tokenL32[03:46:38] <Sarren
Nardieu> but you geta token for answering a question
<Sarren
Nardieu> but you geta token for answering a questionL33[03:46:43] <Sarren
Nardieu> lol
<Sarren
Nardieu> lolL34[03:47:06] <Sarren
Nardieu> idk i just felt like saying that
<Sarren
Nardieu> idk i just felt like saying thatL35[03:47:36] <Sarren
Nardieu> id imagine id run out of tokens rpetty fast at any
rate
<Sarren
Nardieu> id imagine id run out of tokens rpetty fast at any
rateL36[03:47:49] <Sarren
Nardieu> geez i cant type this morning
<Sarren
Nardieu> geez i cant type this morningL37[03:47:53] <Forecaster>
yeah that's a pretty terrible idea :P
<Forecaster>
yeah that's a pretty terrible idea :PL38[03:47:56] <Sarren
Nardieu> xD
<Sarren
Nardieu> xDL39[05:03:41] <Izaya> woo, 111% thruster
modifier, 28.9Ly max jump
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L42[05:26:20] <Sarren
Nardieu> gotta go fast ?
<Sarren
Nardieu> gotta go fast ?L43[05:27:41] ⇨
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L44[05:27:42] <Izaya> more like gotta turn
fast
L45[05:28:30] <Izaya> I'll never manage to
outdo an eagle while I'm in an anaconda, but I can have a good
go
L47[05:32:58] <Vexatos> @Forecaster I can't
read
L48[05:33:01] <Vexatos> what do
L49[05:33:09] <Forecaster>
git gud
<Forecaster>
git gudL50[05:33:18] <Vexatos> >git: 'gud' is
not a git command. See 'git --help'.
L51[05:33:19] <Izaya> have the computer
dictate it to you
L52[05:51:47] <Forecaster>
I'm terrible at stealth games, I need to play more stealth
games
<Forecaster>
I'm terrible at stealth games, I need to play more stealth
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L54[06:01:08] <WatchtowerOrator> Time for a
new episode from Forecaster! You're welcome!
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L56[06:01:08] <WatchtowerOrator> Tags on
this video:
ic2,industrialcraft2,building,crafting,opencomputers
L57[06:01:08] <WatchtowerOrator> https://youtu.be/E9K6-S9XA1g - RailcraftLP [Episode
70] - Tanky
L58[06:01:09] <MichiBot> RailcraftLP-
[Episode 70] - Tanky | length: 33m 30s | Likes:
0 Dislikes: 0 Views: 0 | by Forecaster |
Published On 6/1/2018
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L60[06:07:37] <Inari> %pet Temia
L61[06:07:37] *
MichiBot brushes Temia with an IBM 5100. Temia recovers 6
health!
L62[06:08:02] <Forecaster>
I should probably make that output the item destroyed strings
<Forecaster>
I should probably make that output the item destroyed stringsL63[06:09:31] <Inari> It destryos them?
D:
L64[06:09:39] <Forecaster>
yes...
<Forecaster>
yes...L65[06:09:42] <Inari> Rude
L66[06:09:57] <Forecaster>
it basically converts the remaining uses into health
<Forecaster>
it basically converts the remaining uses into healthL67[06:10:00] <Forecaster>
it's always done that
<Forecaster>
it's always done thatL68[06:10:00] <Inari> Wiat, how was an item
used twice the other day then
L69[06:10:20] <Forecaster>
what item?
<Forecaster>
what item?L70[06:10:21] <Inari> Hmm I seem to recall
it halving the remaining item uses :P
L71[06:10:28] <Inari> Uhhh let me
hceck
L72[06:11:10] <Inari> "a
rhubarb"
L73[06:11:33] <Forecaster>
or maybe it doesn't
<Forecaster>
or maybe it doesn'tL74[06:11:50] <Forecaster>
it just decrements by one apparently
<Forecaster>
it just decrements by one apparentlyL75[06:12:01] <Forecaster>
but the remaining uses after that are used in the roll
<Forecaster>
but the remaining uses after that are used in the rollL76[06:13:01] <Forecaster>
but it still doesn't output the dust string when an item is
destroyed, which it should
<Forecaster>
but it still doesn't output the dust string when an item is
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L78[06:17:23] <Inari> Ah
L79[06:27:07] <Forecaster>
that's a great image for a tutorial
<Forecaster>
that's a great image for a tutorialL81[06:52:59] ⇨
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L82[07:31:28] <Izaya> https://eddp.co/u/nWZBr5N9
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L84[07:58:19] <AmandaC> %give MichiBot the
secret to everlasting life
L85[07:58:19] *
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inventory
L86[07:58:38] <Sarren
Nardieu> I.... is that a *gasp* docking computer ?
<Sarren
Nardieu> I.... is that a *gasp* docking computer ?L87[07:59:09] <Izaya> fuck docking an
anaconda manually
L88[07:59:14] <Sarren
Nardieu> lol
<Sarren
Nardieu> lolL89[07:59:23] <Izaya> It's like flying a
slightly less maneuverable skyscraper
L90[07:59:35] <Sarren
Nardieu> you know you can fit 3 of them through the docking
collar
<Sarren
Nardieu> you know you can fit 3 of them through the docking
collarL91[07:59:41] <Sarren
Nardieu> at once
<Sarren
Nardieu> at onceL92[08:00:05] <Izaya> I struggle to get one
through.
L93[08:00:13] <Sarren
Nardieu> xD
<Sarren
Nardieu> xDL94[08:00:55] <Izaya> Pizza through a mail
slot, I swear
L95[08:01:12] <Sarren
Nardieu> lololol
<Sarren
Nardieu> lolololL96[08:02:42] <Izaya> also been listening
to Hutton Orbital Radio, which is excellent
L97[08:03:41] <Sarren
Nardieu> is that the british one?
<Sarren
Nardieu> is that the british one?L98[08:03:50] <Sarren
Nardieu> oh no Lave radio is the british one
<Sarren
Nardieu> oh no Lave radio is the british oneL99[08:04:06] <Izaya> "For those
looking for excitement during the trip to Hutton Orbital, channel
16 has a live feed of grass growing in a field. Channel 17 has a
live feed of rock withering away."
L100[08:04:28] <Sarren
Nardieu> xD
<Sarren
Nardieu> xDL101[08:09:29] <Saphire> :flaps
L102[08:09:40] <Saphire> https://i.imgur.com/58x3Vnw.png derg loaf on a loaf
IN a loaf!
L103[08:10:56] <Izaya> I think one of
those is a slice
L104[08:12:17] *
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L105[08:12:46] <Skye> ...meanwhile I'm an
angel/flugel... meep.
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L107[08:14:23] <Izaya> wb vifino
L108[08:14:29] <Saphire> Argh
L109[08:14:32] *
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L110[08:14:52] <Saphire> I keep trying to
remember how exactly that on factorio ambient music sounds.
L111[08:14:59] <Saphire> Which somehow
reminds me of Shadowrun
L112[08:15:02] <Saphire> For no
reason.
L113[08:21:17] <vifino> Thank you,
Izaya.
L114[08:25:58] <Izaya> I bought a
dolphin.
L115[08:26:03] <Izaya> For that jump
range
L116[08:26:39] <vifino> How are you
holdi-- Wrong context.
L117[08:27:18] <vifino> Let me find my
steam controller.
L118[08:34:31] <Izaya> fair warning we're
planning a trip to Sagittarius A* and Colonia at some point
L119[08:34:46] <Izaya> also it's probably
bad that I've got 300mil, an anaconda and a dolphin in less than
two weeks
L120[08:36:12] <vifino> Addict.
L121[08:36:51] <Izaya> Big plans tomorrow
night though :D
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L123[08:43:49] <vifino> Izaya: I'm on the
whitney platform.
L124[08:44:38] <Izaya> just finishing up
with my Dolphin
L125[08:50:37] <vifino> how far are you
from me, Izaya?
L126[08:51:09] <Izaya> lemme switch to
open and I'll check
L127[08:51:21] <vifino> I'm at Ross 911,
the Whitney Station.
L128[08:52:41] <Izaya> 166Ly or so
L129[08:53:16] <vifino> how many jumps is
that for you? where is the middle, lets meet.
L130[08:55:04] <vifino> I can jump 10Ly
per jump, so it wouldn't be many.
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L132[09:45:44] <Izaya> https://my.mixtape.moe/dewfhu.jpg
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L136[10:38:05] <Inari> Sankaku's redesign
really made me stop using it xD Oh well. I'd like to find a better
site than it was still
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L147[13:10:50] <Inari> %give MichiBot
AmandaC's pie
L148[13:10:50] *
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L149[13:11:02] <AmandaC> hey! D:
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L152[13:19:43] <Apano_12> Hi
everybody!
L153[13:22:00] <Apano_12> Is somebody
here?
L154[13:22:57] <MGR> I
am
<MGR> I
amL155[13:22:59] <MGR> How
can I help?
<MGR> How
can I help?L156[13:23:02] <Apano_12> yeah
L157[13:23:42] <Apano_12> Do you have 4 MB
RAM?
L158[13:23:56] <Apano_12> Can I buy?
L159[13:24:11] <payonel> :/
L160[13:24:43] <MGR>
Um
<MGR>
UmL161[13:24:44] ⇦
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L162[13:24:49] <MGR> Well,
ok
<MGR> Well,
okL163[13:56:46]
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L164[14:14:56] <Inari> http://78.media.tumblr.com/5222b8c93123c3c3134519dc1cbfb08e/tumblr_p24ey07UqP1sjij2lo1_1280.gif
heh
L165[14:21:12] *
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L171[15:06:04] <Apano_12> Helo everyone!
:) I have new computer
L172[15:06:55] <Inari> https://www.twago.de/project/develope+our+online+shop/123258/
Who''s Paul though?
L173[15:12:55] <CompanionCube> yo
L174[15:13:09] <CompanionCube> why would
you want to buy 4M of RAM
L175[15:14:27] <Apano_12> I'm not looking
for 4 MB RAM. I was been wrong, I'm looking for 4 MB HDD :)
L176[15:14:56] <Apano_12> My PC have 1 MB
hard drive
L177[15:15:31] <CompanionCube> craft
onE?
L178[15:15:58] <Apano_12> How?
L179[15:16:08] <Apano_12> What I
need?
L180[15:16:35] <CompanionCube> http://ocdoc.cil.li/item:hard_disk_drive
L181[15:18:15] <Apano_12> Thanks bro
L182[15:19:09] <Mimiru> Also, this is IRC,
so most of us aren't even in minecraft, let alone on the same
server as you..
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L185[15:22:23] <Inari> "Intel has
been hit with at least three class-action lawsuits over the major
processor vulnerabilities revealed this week." Eheheh
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L188[15:34:48] <Apano_12> Bye
everyone
L189[15:34:53] <Apano_12> I must go
:)
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L191[15:39:50] <Skye> CompanionCube, could
one exploit Spectre though OC?
L192[15:40:20] <CompanionCube> Skye: what
would you try and leak though?
L193[15:40:29] <AmandaC> OC doesn't use
LuaJIT AIUI, so it's not susceptible
L194[15:40:36] <Skye> uhhhhhhhh
L195[15:40:49] <Skye> true
L196[15:41:02] <AmandaC> It's only really
dangerous if you can craft some assembly instructions to run
L197[15:41:05] <Skye> I guess... it
depends on how the branch predictor works?
L198[15:41:20] <AmandaC> People are only
freaking out about javascript and such because every modern browser
runs with a JIT
L199[15:41:24] <CompanionCube> it's also
kind of pointless since there's no sensitive data in the process's
addresspace
L200[15:41:33] <CompanionCube> whereas a
browser holds all kinds of secrets
L201[15:41:34] <Skye> true...
L202[15:41:39] <Skye> what about meltdown
though?
L203[15:41:41] <Skye> I guess
L204[15:41:49] <Skye> it depends on the
branch predictor?
L205[15:42:02] <Skye> like... uh not sure
how it works, but hmmm
L206[15:42:10] <CompanionCube> Meltdown's
also patchable :p
L207[15:42:58] <Skye> yeah true
L208[15:43:18] <Skye> I guess it depends
on how exploitable spectre is
L209[15:43:27] <Skye> how many layers of
indirection is too much
L210[15:43:35] <Skye> what about
LuaJ?
L211[15:44:02] <Skye> LuaJ -> Java
Bytecode -> JITed to machine code
L212[15:44:23] <AmandaC> LuaJ doesn't
compile to java bytecode, it's a VM that runs in java
bytecode.
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L214[15:44:48] <Skye> so how many layers
of indirection is too much? :P
L215[15:45:19] <Inari> Huh, why assembly
instructions
L216[15:45:27] <AmandaC> It's possible to
massage some JIT stuff to produce the nessary asssembly
instructions
L217[15:46:05] <AmandaC> so unless you're
producing machine code from something, you're not an attack
vector
L218[15:46:22] <Skye> so the JS
stuff
L219[15:46:27] <Inari> Can't you use
existing machine code? :P I'm not sure how that stuff works
L220[15:46:32] <Skye> was literally just
chaining "exploits"?
L221[15:46:37] <AmandaC> yes
L222[15:46:47] <AmandaC> It was an exploit
centipede
L223[15:47:48] <Skye> ah
L224[15:48:37] <Inari> An exploit
Harem
L225[15:49:08] <Skye> lewd
L226[15:50:17] <Inari> Ugh
L227[15:50:24] <Inari> Why does the
taskbar refuse to go udner stuff now
L228[15:50:29] *
Inari closes explorer.exe
L229[15:50:49] <AmandaC> Inari: I'm so
glad that bug still exists. It's been around since at least XP.
:D
L230[15:52:55] <Forecaster>
Mimiru: poke for #MichiBot?
<Forecaster>
Mimiru: poke for #MichiBot?L231[16:01:00] <Mimiru> yeah
L232[16:02:26] <Forecaster>
I've been off-site for quite a while :P
<Forecaster>
I've been off-site for quite a while :PL233[16:05:33]
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L234[16:05:52] <Forecaster>
hi test
<Forecaster>
hi testL235[16:06:08] <payonel> test hi
L236[16:06:13] <test> ola
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L239[16:42:45] <Forecaster>
woo, reactor online!
<Forecaster>
woo, reactor online!L240[16:43:09] <neumond>
don't overheat it
<neumond>
don't overheat itL241[16:43:19] <Forecaster>
it's run by a computer
<Forecaster>
it's run by a computerL243[16:43:40] <neumond>
why don't they make realistic reactor which can explode?
<neumond>
why don't they make realistic reactor which can explode?L244[16:44:16] <Forecaster>
it can explode... which is my I programmed the computer to keep it
from exploding...
<Forecaster>
it can explode... which is my I programmed the computer to keep it
from exploding...L245[16:44:21] <neumond>
destroying everything, say, in 200 block raduis?
<neumond>
destroying everything, say, in 200 block raduis?L246[16:44:34] <neumond>
huh, what mod is that?
<neumond>
huh, what mod is that?L247[16:44:35]
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L248[16:44:42] <Forecaster>
it can explode... which is why I programmed the computer to keep it
from exploding... [Edited]
<Forecaster>
it can explode... which is why I programmed the computer to keep it
from exploding... [Edited]L249[16:44:47] <Forecaster>
IC2
<Forecaster>
IC2L250[16:44:52] <AmandaC> Real reactors
don't explode like bombs, you know.
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L252[16:45:31] <Forecaster>
because of the pressure vessels around the reactor and my
relatively low amount of fuel if the reactor was to blow up it
would just destroy itself
<Forecaster>
because of the pressure vessels around the reactor and my
relatively low amount of fuel if the reactor was to blow up it
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L254[16:49:32] <neumond>
well, IRL reactors truly can't explode like nuclear bombs, but the
mod can leave the possibility to build really dangerous
reactor
<neumond>
well, IRL reactors truly can't explode like nuclear bombs, but the
mod can leave the possibility to build really dangerous
reactorL255[16:50:31] <neumond> so
you can have some blocks of U-235, pistons to join the pieces and
some timer
<neumond> so
you can have some blocks of U-235, pistons to join the pieces and
some timerL256[16:50:43] <neumond>
engage it and run as fast as you can :3
<neumond>
engage it and run as fast as you can :3L257[16:57:45] <payonel> @neumond i revert
the "repair" fix for 1.12 to the fix state you had
L258[16:57:57] <AmandaC> So you don't want
realistic reactors, you want realistic dirty bombs
L259[16:58:00] <payonel> i'm poking at
getting the code better
L260[16:58:05] <payonel> but, it's not
clear to me how to fix this
L261[16:58:09] <payonel> i'm messing with
it though
L262[16:58:28] <Temia> Honestly, the one
mod I've seen which actually does implement a remotely realistic
meltdown also kind of sacrifices a lot of gameplay convenience for
the sake of realism, so eh.
L263[16:58:33] <Temia> Let them
explode.
L264[16:58:49] <payonel> @neumond anyways,
this build should work (except for repairs) http://ci.cil.li/job/OpenComputers-MC1.12/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/build/libs/OpenComputers-MC1.12.1-1.7.1.51.jar
L265[16:59:41] *
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her
L266[16:59:48] *
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L267[16:59:51] <Temia> Forecaster, does
the system have a failsafe in case the computer loses power?
L268[17:00:04] <Temia> Or crashes,
or...
L269[17:00:15] <Forecaster>
hm, not really
<Forecaster>
hm, not reallyL270[17:00:19] <SF-MC> the last few times
I had a computer doing power related activities
L271[17:00:30] <SF-MC> I essentially
installed a UPS
L272[17:00:31] <Forecaster>
since the redstone IO keeps it state if the computer shuts down I
tihnk
<Forecaster>
since the redstone IO keeps it state if the computer shuts down I
tihnkL273[17:00:44] <SF-MC> but that was just
BigReactors, soooo
L274[17:01:18] <Temia> Maybe a watchdog
system would be prudent then.
L275[17:01:35] <Temia> Something that'll
disable the redstone block if it doesn't hear from the host
regularly.
L276[17:01:52] <Forecaster>
but that'd require another computer
<Forecaster>
but that'd require another computerL277[17:02:01] <Forecaster>
unless I use a SCM circuit
<Forecaster>
unless I use a SCM circuitL278[17:02:07] <Temia> It would, but it
wouldn't need a complex one.
L279[17:02:22] <Temia> Honestly, a tier 1
with a network card would be enough.
L280[17:02:43] <Temia> The code could
probably fit on an EEPROM, even
L281[17:02:49] <SF-MC> loop on event
L282[17:02:55] <Forecaster>
I could design a simple circuit that keeps the reactor online for a
small amount of time when it receives a redstone pulse
<Forecaster>
I could design a simple circuit that keeps the reactor online for a
small amount of time when it receives a redstone pulseL283[17:02:55] <SF-MC> if no event and
timeout happens: panic
L284[17:03:23] <Forecaster>
if it stops receiving pulses the reactor will just stop
<Forecaster>
if it stops receiving pulses the reactor will just stopL285[17:03:26] <Temia> I suppose a pulse
lengthener would work.
L286[17:03:37] <Forecaster>
SCM has timers
<Forecaster>
SCM has timersL287[17:06:37] <DypoX_> Hi, is it possible
to connect my computer with my refined storage network?
L288[17:07:54] <Forecaster>
yes
<Forecaster>
yesL289[17:08:00] <Forecaster>
I think
<Forecaster>
I thinkL290[17:09:06] <DypoX_> Ahh yeah ;=)
L291[17:09:07] <DypoX_> Thanks
L292[17:17:49] <Forecaster>
payonel is there an equivalent of a shell script in openos?
<Forecaster>
payonel is there an equivalent of a shell script in openos?L293[17:18:07] <payonel> well you can run
/bin/source
L294[17:18:17] <Forecaster>
what?
<Forecaster>
what?L295[17:18:27] <payonel> or /bin/cat
<file> | /bin/sh
L296[17:18:58] <Forecaster>
or alias a command with arguments
<Forecaster>
or alias a command with argumentsL297[17:19:11] <payonel> or you could put
#!/bin/sh at the top of a file
L298[17:19:48] <payonel> no, that doesn't
work
L299[17:19:53] <payonel> :)
L300[17:20:27] <payonel> the cat and
source options work
L301[17:20:30] <payonel> #!/bin/sh
doesn't
L302[17:20:33] <payonel> i might look into
that
L303[17:20:39] <payonel> @forecaster is
that what you're asking?
L304[17:21:27] <Forecaster>
I want to be able to run `wget -f https://git.theender.net/Forecaster/OC-programs/raw/master/reactor_manager.lua`
without having to re-paste the url each time
<Forecaster>
I want to be able to run `wget -f https://git.theender.net/Forecaster/OC-programs/raw/master/reactor_manager.lua`
without having to re-paste the url each timeL305[17:21:29] <payonel> ah, heh, you can
use #!/bin/source a tthe top
L306[17:21:35] <payonel> just not
/bin/sh
L307[17:22:12] <payonel> besides an alias,
you could create a file (i would call it update.sh)
L308[17:22:16] <payonel> first line:
#!/bin/source
L309[17:22:20] <payonel> then your wget
command
L310[17:22:44] <SF-MC> payonel: that just
makes me curious as to why /bin/source works but not /bin/sh
L311[17:23:00] <payonel> because i don't
have a qa team
L312[17:23:01] <payonel> :)
L313[17:23:29] <payonel> also probably
because /bin/sh has some legacy crap
L314[17:23:38] <payonel> the way it takes
an env argument and such
L315[17:23:40] <payonel> ugg
L316[17:24:01] <payonel> there are some
old openos baggage i deal with
L317[17:24:55] <neumond>
payonel yea, thanks, I'll test the new build
<neumond>
payonel yea, thanks, I'll test the new buildL318[17:25:06] <SF-MC> aheh
L319[17:25:11] <SF-MC> fair enough
L320[17:26:56] <Forecaster>
hm
<Forecaster>
hmL321[17:26:58] <Forecaster>
it works
<Forecaster>
it worksL322[17:27:02] <Forecaster>
but the output is a bit weird
<Forecaster>
but the output is a bit weirdL324[17:27:27] <Mimiru> everything in my
home directory is now 0 bytes.
L325[17:27:38] <DypoX_> Corded: I think a
extra mod is required. :(
L326[17:27:46] <Mimiru> Corded is a
bot
L327[17:27:46] <Forecaster>
not sure why it outputs an empty line
<Forecaster>
not sure why it outputs an empty lineL328[17:28:00] <Mimiru> The user in the
message is the person you want.
L329[17:28:01] <Forecaster>
DypoX_: yes hi, what?
<Forecaster>
DypoX_: yes hi, what?L330[17:28:05] <neumond>
Forecorded
<neumond>
ForecordedL331[17:28:54] <Forecaster>
and then the empty line after
<Forecaster>
and then the empty line afterL332[17:28:57] <Forecaster>
@payonel
<Forecaster>
@payonelL333[17:31:29] <neumond>
AmandaC: it's not like I just want everything to explode, but
rather build atmosphere of danger, hazardous materials, so you have
to rethink everything in advance before building
<neumond>
AmandaC: it's not like I just want everything to explode, but
rather build atmosphere of danger, hazardous materials, so you have
to rethink everything in advance before buildingL334[17:31:56] <DypoX_> Corded: I need a
extra mod to connect oc + refined storage.
L335[17:32:07] <Mimiru> Corded is a
bot...
L336[17:32:10] <Mimiru> you want
Forecaster.
L337[17:32:11] <Forecaster>
DypoX_: Corded is still a bot
<Forecaster>
DypoX_: Corded is still a botL338[17:32:28] <DypoX_> Ahh lol
L339[17:33:19] <AmandaC> DypoX_: what
version of RS? The 1.12 version has the oc API at least. It'll
never be backported though, that's not how RS rolls. But it's the
same pretty much as the ocrsdriver mood
L340[17:33:39] <DypoX_> Earlier
version...
L341[17:33:45] <AmandaC> S/mood/mod/
L342[17:33:53] <DypoX_> The buggy version
where importers and exporters won't work after a time. :P
L343[17:34:17] <AmandaC> Then you'll have
to use an extra mod, yes
L344[17:34:35] <AmandaC> The API is added
by RS, not oc
L345[17:35:11] <DypoX_> Yeah, thanks
;)
L346[17:35:35] <DypoX_> I hate mod packs..
Outdated all the time..
L347[17:35:45] <SF-MC> build your
own
L348[17:35:50] <SF-MC> that's what I've
done for years now
L349[17:36:05] <SF-MC> everything you
want, nothing you don't, can always be up to day if you want it to
be
L350[17:36:47] <DypoX_> Yeah, we should
create our own pack.
L351[17:37:10] <SF-MC> It's something that
takes a lot of effort if you aren't the type like me
L352[17:37:25] <SF-MC> where I basically
toss everything together and do minimal configuration or balancing
or we
L353[17:37:31] <SF-MC>
s/we/whatever/
L354[17:37:31] <MichiBot> <SF-MC>
where I basically toss everything together and do minimal
configuration or balancing or whatever
L355[17:45:30] <payonel> @forecaster yeah,
meh, i'm fine with the output :)
L356[17:45:42] <payonel> the extra spaces
in your file are being computed as newline input
L357[17:45:49] <payonel> blank
lines*
L358[17:49:40] <Inari> https://twitter.com/Donzanoid/status/949660515952943104
ouch
L359[17:49:41] <MichiBot> Sat Jan 06
09:14:45 CST 2018 @Donzanoid: Epic's experience of the Meltdown
patch on their live servers for Fortnite https://t.co/Zfm5lPhrqD https://t.co/XziaejAjyk
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L361[17:54:10] <neumond>
could they fix spectre as well?
<neumond>
could they fix spectre as well?L362[17:54:27] <AmandaC> spectre can't be
fixed with software, metely worked around
L363[17:54:38] <Inari> https://gfycat.com/QuaintOrderlyKob
interesting
L364[17:55:00] <Izaya> wait, Fortnite is
done by Epic Games? Huh.
L365[17:55:03] <neumond>
and.. most importantly, when they will make unaffected chips
<neumond>
and.. most importantly, when they will make unaffected chipsL366[17:57:17] <AmandaC> for meltdown?
Probably the next cycle. for spectre? No idea as it's a systemic
problem that affects all chip s designed in the last 30
years.
L367[17:57:42] <Izaya> I imagine that
chips without speculative execution and branch prediction will run
like absolute shit compared to current ones
L368[17:57:50] <SF-MC> yeah
L369[18:00:44] <Izaya> Like I mean,
everything since the Pentium 2 has had it, PowerPC always had it...
It's gonna be a pretty major setback.
L370[18:01:23] <payonel> maybe speculative
can be done without leaking results
L371[18:01:31] <SF-MC> I also find it
really hard to believe that someone else hadn't also found the
vuln
L372[18:01:38] <SF-MC> Given that it's
been in silicon for nearly 20 years
L373[18:01:46] <Izaya> tinfoil hat mode:
governments knew
L374[18:02:52] <Izaya> payonel: that would
involve dropping failed branch prediction results from the
cache
L375[18:02:53] <AmandaC> Izaya: I doubt
that. if governments knew, there'd be a way to disable it for their
own machines.
L376[18:03:36] <payonel> dropping, or
having multiple cache layers
L377[18:03:37] <Izaya> AmandaC: that's a
fair point, still, it's a possibility
L378[18:03:54] <payonel> anyways, i think
speculative branching is going to stick around
L379[18:03:56] <Izaya> that said, if you go back a
reasonable distance you can disable the cache on some
processors
L380[18:04:01] <payonel> that's my ...
speculation ...
L381[18:04:24] <Izaya> but said processors
use like, 100Mhz memory so it's a pretty big hit
L382[18:04:25] <SF-MC> There's no way they
won't have at least some sort of specexec in the future
L383[18:04:43] <SF-MC> The perf hit would
be too much
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L385[18:26:10] <payonel> i MIGHT have
repair fixed for 1.12
L386[18:26:18] <payonel> ugg ... what a
mess it is to make fixes like 3 times
L387[18:26:38] <payonel> 1.7.10 -> 1.10
-> 1.11/1.12
L388[18:28:19] <Izaya> I wonder how much a
decent Sidewinder joystick with USB would cost nowdays...
L389[18:28:26] <Izaya> No yaw control
sucks
L390[18:29:57] <Kodos> I
recommend a Thrustmaster Hotas X
<Kodos> I
recommend a Thrustmaster Hotas XL391[18:30:22] <Kodos>
TFlight Hotas X that is
<Kodos>
TFlight Hotas X that isL392[18:30:33] <Izaya> Not really a fan of
HOTAS systems
L393[18:31:03] <Izaya> In an ideal world I
could have throttle control ON the stick but I don't see that
happening any time soon
L394[18:31:43] <Izaya> (Rather than on the
base of the stick, that is)
L395[18:32:58] <Izaya> Maybe I should
build my own...
L396[18:33:26] <Izaya> 's only $30 for a
3-axis joystick assembly, then I'd just need to add buttons and
stuff
L397[18:33:42] <AmandaC> Izaya will build
his own joystick. With blackjack and hookers
L398[18:33:50] <Izaya> :D
L400[18:35:48] <Izaya> I mean, it'll end
up as a horrifying kludge if I do so but it'll be perfect all the
same
L401[18:38:38] <neumond>
oh.. these variable resistors tend to wear out fast
<neumond>
oh.. these variable resistors tend to wear out fastL402[18:42:10] <Izaya> figures x_x
L403[18:42:57] <neumond>
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a8/Gray_code_rotary_encoder_13-track_opened.jpg/800px-Gray_code_rotary_encoder_13-track_opened.jpg
<neumond>
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a8/Gray_code_rotary_encoder_13-track_opened.jpg/800px-Gray_code_rotary_encoder_13-track_opened.jpgL404[18:43:04] <neumond>
use optics
<neumond>
use opticsL405[18:44:19] <Izaya> is that binary
printed on a plastic disc?
L406[18:44:54] <neumond>
yea, and array of sensors on pcb
<neumond>
yea, and array of sensors on pcbL407[18:45:33] <neumond>
you always get a number representing an angle
<neumond>
you always get a number representing an angleL408[18:45:48] <Izaya> that's a clever way
to do it
L409[18:51:00] <ben_mkiv> %flip obs
L410[18:51:00] <MichiBot> ben_mkiv:
(╯°□°）╯sqo
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L412[18:56:34] <AmandaC> That's how the
n64 did it, aiui
L413[18:56:55] <AmandaC> Different sized
circles, then went off the light level