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<Forecaster>
Have it fall back too hastebin?
<Forecaster>
Have it fall back too hastebin?L3[01:58:58] <Mimiru> well, there is no
jenkins and I can't build it locally
L4[01:58:59] <Mimiru> sooo
L5[01:59:01] <Mimiru> hard right now.
L6[02:03:50] <Mimiru> well, anyway I need to
sleep
L7[02:03:52] <Mimiru> so.. fuck it
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L9[02:34:31] <Github-Kiritow> Hi there. I
have a question about hard drives.
L10[02:34:47] <Github-Kiritow> What's the
difference between "managed" and "unmanaged"
?
L11[02:37:54] <Forecaster>
An unmanaged drive lets you access raw data, instead of handling
files for you
<Forecaster>
An unmanaged drive lets you access raw data, instead of handling
files for youL12[02:38:42] <Github-Kiritow> Emm.. the
in-game manual says : "Changes between modes will cause data
lost"
L13[02:38:54] <Github-Kiritow> But when I
switch the mode, my files are still there.
L14[02:39:03] <Forecaster>
really?
<Forecaster>
really?L15[02:39:06] <Github-Kiritow> Yeah
L16[02:39:10] <Forecaster>
swithcing them should clear the drive
<Forecaster>
swithcing them should clear the driveL17[02:41:12] <Github-Kiritow> After
switching from "managed" to "unmanaged", the
drive seems to be empty. But when I switch back, files come back
too.
L18[02:41:42] <Forecaster>
huh
<Forecaster>
huhL19[02:42:08] <Github-Kiritow> Is it
designed to be like that?
L20[02:42:26] <Forecaster>
I don't know
<Forecaster>
I don't knowL21[02:42:37] <Forecaster>
I've never used unmanaged drives
<Forecaster>
I've never used unmanaged drivesL22[02:43:09] <Github-Kiritow> I've never
either. just curious about it
L24[02:56:41] <Kodos> I kind of want to
make a chat operated roulette game for OC
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L26[03:27:45] <Github-Kiritow> Another
question: Will directories in 'world/opencomputers' being deleted
when a storage component is deleted? (For example, being thrown in
lava pool)
L27[03:27:59] <Forecaster>
no
<Forecaster>
noL28[03:28:32] <Github-Kiritow> Emmm... So
if I have deleted the component, can I delete these directories by
myself?
L29[03:28:40] <Forecaster>
yes
<Forecaster>
yesL30[03:29:06] <Github-Kiritow> okay, thanks
for your help~
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L37[04:02:00] <Apano_12> Hi
L38[04:05:08] <Github-Kiritow> Hi~
L39[04:05:51] <Apano_12> How is it
going?
L40[04:06:51] <Github-Kiritow> Nothing
much, just spending hours in MC
L41[04:10:57] <Apano_12> :)
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L44[04:21:36] <Apano_12> swww
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L49[05:00:53] <payonel> Github-Kiritow: i
never tested whether switching modes on a drive would clear the
data. that's been a warning message from before my time
L50[05:01:12] <payonel> but i can see how
the files remain. the uuid of the drive isn't being reset, and the
uuid defines where the files reside irl
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L62[06:06:29] <Forecaster>
I've acquired lava!
<Forecaster>
I've acquired lava!L63[06:06:38] <Forecaster>
problem: I don't remember why I went to get lava...
<Forecaster>
problem: I don't remember why I went to get lava...L64[06:14:31] <Inari> I know that
issue
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L78[07:24:01] <Inari> Thinking about
it
L79[07:24:05] <Inari> Adulthood is a social
construct
L81[07:38:56] <AmandaC> Inari: indeed, and
it's one that varies betweeen cultures, too
L82[07:47:02] <Github-Kiritow> How to use
network debug tool ?
L83[07:47:48] <AmandaC> isn't that the
thing that says "Don't use this unless told to by a dev to
help debug an issue"?
L84[07:47:53] <Forecaster>
use on something that relates to network
<Forecaster>
use on something that relates to networkL85[07:48:14] <Forecaster>
AmandaC: it is
<Forecaster>
AmandaC: it isL86[07:48:34] <Forecaster>
well, in message, not literally
<Forecaster>
well, in message, not literallyL87[07:49:02] <Forecaster>
literally it says "Only use if so instructed by a
dev."
<Forecaster>
literally it says "Only use if so instructed by a
dev."L88[07:49:16] <Github-Kiritow> Yes it
really says.
L89[07:49:50] <Forecaster>
this is because it's not useful for regular gameplay
<Forecaster>
this is because it's not useful for regular gameplayL90[07:49:56] <Github-Kiritow> Well that
might mean I should not use it...
L91[07:49:58] <Forecaster>
it's for debugging the mod to find issues
<Forecaster>
it's for debugging the mod to find issuesL92[07:50:24] <Github-Kiritow> All right.
Thanks
L93[07:50:29] <Forecaster>
it's not for finding issues with your network (unless the issues
are caused by a bug)
<Forecaster>
it's not for finding issues with your network (unless the issues
are caused by a bug)L94[07:51:04] <Github-Kiritow> :P I am
really find a tool to view the message directly
L95[07:51:19] <Forecaster>
what message?
<Forecaster>
what message?L96[07:51:52] <Github-Kiritow> network
message flying in the air
L97[07:52:11] <Forecaster>
use a computer
<Forecaster>
use a computerL98[07:52:24] <Github-Kiritow> All
right.
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L103[08:00:53] <Inari> So whats the
preferred, easy to install linux distro for developing?
L104[08:05:26] <AmandaC> Inari: LFS
L105[08:05:31] *
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L106[08:05:34] <SAL9000> Inari: I can
recommend Arch.
L107[08:05:42] <Inari> SAL9000: Yeah,
no
L108[08:05:46] <SAL9000> (except for the
bit where they converted to the cult of systemd ;( )
L109[08:06:02] <Inari> Guess Ubuntu it
is
L110[08:06:19] <SAL9000> you might want to
use one of the derivatives with a different WM.
L111[08:06:22] <SAL9000> e.g.
Xubuntu
L112[08:07:21] <Inari> That then
L113[08:08:24] <AmandaC> What's wrong with
GNOME?
L114[08:08:41] <AmandaC> Inari: what're
you planning to work on?
L115[08:09:34] <Inari> Dunno, random bug
bounties
L116[08:09:40] <AmandaC> ah
L117[08:09:56] <Inari> But a lot of stuff
is unix
L118[08:10:09] <AmandaC> Inari: WSL?
L119[08:10:25] <AmandaC> though, that
won't easily work for X11 stuff
L120[08:10:52] <Inari> Well I'd rather
have a whole unix VM :P
L121[08:10:55] <AmandaC> :P
L122[08:14:30] <Izaya> Inari: openbsd
:^)
L123[08:15:40] <Izaya> in all seriousness,
it's comfy, but you may prefer debian
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L125[08:28:39] <neumond>
jokes aside install Gentoo
<neumond>
jokes aside install GentooL126[08:29:34] ⇦
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L127[08:29:37] <Inari> Isn't Gentoo
supposed to be the super hard to install? :P
L128[08:29:43] <neumond>
oh.. LFS already mentioned.. I'm late
<neumond>
oh.. LFS already mentioned.. I'm lateL129[08:32:58] <neumond>
actually it's not, it's somewhat tedious to install/maintain,
everything is documented very well. but it's usually lower cost if
you need specific versions of some soft, specific abilities, like
custom configure flags, etc
<neumond>
actually it's not, it's somewhat tedious to install/maintain,
everything is documented very well. but it's usually lower cost if
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L131[08:33:37] <neumond>
under ubuntu it's usually about searching 3rdparty repos and
installing whole layers of packages to just have e.g. python3
<neumond>
under ubuntu it's usually about searching 3rdparty repos and
installing whole layers of packages to just have e.g. python3L132[08:33:41] <Inari> Well I don't I just
need some random linux which runs and doesn't need me to read
anything on it
L133[08:34:28] <neumond>
ubuntu/mint/debian/fedora - plenty of them
<neumond>
ubuntu/mint/debian/fedora - plenty of themL134[08:34:36] <Inari> Yeah, installing
xubuntu
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L136[08:44:58] <piazzaaddict> 1: register
event listener then execute main program
L137[08:45:30] <piazzaaddict> 2:using
Thread api, execute event.pull function and main program
L138[08:45:41] <piazzaaddict> what is
difference between?
L139[08:55:23] <Inari> one runs two
coroutines, the other just uses the normal event passing system
that runs anyway?
L141[09:07:33] <Izaya> oh, you can plot
routes only via scoopable stars
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L143[09:09:52] <piazzaaddict> DO YOU KNOW
MINEOS?
L144[09:10:05] <AmandaC> NOT MANY PEOPLE
USE IT IN HERE.
L145[09:10:08] <AmandaC> WHY ARE WE
YELLING?
L146[09:10:13] <piazzaaddict> HOW DOES IT
Draw 1 pixel?
L147[09:10:24] <piazzaaddict> caps lock
malfunction...sorry
L148[09:10:56] <AmandaC> It uses unicode
dot glyphs, probably
L149[09:11:10] <Forecaster>
check the code?
<Forecaster>
check the code?L150[09:11:18] <Forecaster>
that's a thing one can do
<Forecaster>
that's a thing one can doL151[09:13:04] <piazzaaddict> dev team
should make API which can handle pixels...
L152[09:13:26] <Izaya> eh
L153[09:13:28] <Izaya> you want it, you do
it
L154[09:13:34] <Izaya> :D
L155[09:13:54] <SAL9000> Izaya: new
version can do neutron routing in-game too
L156[09:13:55] <Inari> Welp
L157[09:13:58] <Inari> Xubuntu doesn't
wanna wrok
L158[09:14:02] <Inari> Guess we'll try
debian
L159[09:14:08] <SAL9000> "doesn't
wanna work"?
L160[09:14:11] <SAL9000> details please
:-)
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details.
L162[09:14:33] <Izaya> fwiw, I'm pretty
sure that pixel access was discussed and decided against for
performance reasons
L163[09:14:53] <Inari> SAL9000: Keeps
saying it encountered system error :P
L164[09:15:05] <SAL9000> what did it say
before that?
L165[09:15:09] <Inari> Nothing
L166[09:15:15] <SAL9000> is this during
the boot process?
L167[09:15:28] <Inari> No, during software
update, thouhg I believe it once said it after booting too
L168[09:16:03] <SAL9000> weird. no extra
details like stack traces, stuff in journal/dmesg?
L169[09:16:14] <SAL9000> and which
hypervisor are you using (if any)?
L170[09:17:20] <Inari> No clue,
virtualbox? :D
L171[09:18:45] <Inari> No clue where I'd
find journal, "start dmesg" doesn'ts eem to do
anything
L172[09:18:48] <SAL9000> uh
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L174[09:19:00] <SAL9000> for dmesg; start
a terminal, type 'dmesg'
L175[09:19:03] *
Mimiru yawns
L176[09:19:05] <SAL9000> for journal,
journalctl -xe
L177[09:19:17] <Mimiru> Ok... time to
start getting jenkins and web servers back up
L178[09:19:18] <Izaya> tfw if I turn on
all my modules I'm at 115% power usage
L179[09:19:35] <SAL9000> Inari: unlike the
windows support people, we can't mind read; we need messages, stack
traces and context :-)
L180[09:19:58] <Inari> If it has context,
ti should show me context when it tells me theres an error :D
L181[09:20:26] <Inari> Like, why have an
UI about an error without telling what error
L182[09:22:44] <Inari> Well trying this
update again
L183[09:29:07] <Inari> SAL9000: Doesn't
seem to say anything in dmesg
L184[09:29:29] <SAL9000> Inari: I forgot
to ask -- what are you using to do the update?
L185[09:29:41] <Inari> "Software
Updater"
L186[09:29:56] <SAL9000> ok...
L187[09:30:18] <Inari> ?
L188[09:30:29] <SAL9000> open up a term.
sudo apt-get update
L189[09:30:33] <SAL9000> then sudo apt-get
upgrade
L190[09:30:41] <SAL9000> the former gets
new package indexes, the latter installs the updates
L191[09:30:50] <Inari> Oh it broke again
xD
L192[09:30:54] <SAL9000> ?
L194[09:31:36] <SAL9000> wat
L195[09:31:46] <Inari> Dunno, it does that
after a while during the update
L196[09:31:51] <SAL9000> and this is in
virtualbox?
L197[09:31:59] <Inari> Yeah
L198[09:32:40] <SAL9000> at this point I
have no clue wtf you did to that poor vm, lol
L199[09:32:47] <Inari> nothing :<
L200[09:32:52] <Inari> I just booted it up
anbd instaleld xubuntu
L201[09:33:25] <SAL9000> maybe there's
something wrong in the vbox vm settings?
L202[09:33:38] <Inari> Possibly
L203[09:43:43] <Temia> I, um
L204[09:43:45] <Temia> Oh dear.
L205[09:44:14] <Temia> Is the character
memory even corrupted?
L206[09:44:17] <Temia> That's
incredible.
L207[09:46:12] <Mimiru> k, jenkins
lives.
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L211[10:48:28] <Vexatos> D:
L212[10:48:33] <Vexatos> foamy!
L213[10:51:22] <Forecaster>
maybe
<Forecaster>
maybeL214[10:52:07] <Izaya> vifino: today I got
to the Sadr nebula
L215[10:52:42] <Forecaster>
waiting for foam to try is boring :|
<Forecaster>
waiting for foam to try is boring :|L216[10:54:33] <Izaya> kinda regretting
not bringing a fighter-capable ship
L217[10:54:49] <Izaya> there's a station
in the rings of a gas giant right next to the nebula
L218[10:55:07] <Forecaster>
why?
<Forecaster>
why?L219[10:55:36] <Izaya> Flying around in a
fighter in rings is fun
L220[10:55:50] <Forecaster>
ah
<Forecaster>
ahL221[10:58:01] <Izaya> I mean, a Dolphin
is nearly as good, but eh
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L223[11:02:59] <Izaya> https://shadowkat.net/img/ed-ringstation-sadr-dolphin.jpg
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L225[11:49:31] <Izaya> Ah nice, another
BSOD, and all I was doing was transcoding video.
L226[11:50:44] <Izaya> Gotta love how
stable this is.
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L229[12:08:31] <vifino> Izaya: yay!
L230[12:40:33] <neumond>
turn off hardware acceleration
<neumond>
turn off hardware accelerationL231[12:40:57] <neumond>
obviously it tried to use hardware to speed up transcoding
<neumond>
obviously it tried to use hardware to speed up transcodingL232[12:41:13] <neumond>
and there is trashy driver for that
<neumond>
and there is trashy driver for thatL233[12:41:33] <Izaya> ffmpeg on
windows
L234[12:41:36] <Izaya> was using the CPU
only
L235[12:41:51] <Izaya> 'sides, none of my
hardware has vp9 encoding support
L236[12:42:15] <Izaya> Does any hardware
have vp9 encoding support?
L237[12:43:08] <neumond>
BSOD is just error in kernel mode execution
<neumond>
BSOD is just error in kernel mode executionL238[12:43:41] <Izaya> maybe it tried to
render an invalid font
L239[12:43:46] <neumond>
since both linux and windows are monolithic kernels, they crash on
any error in drivers
<neumond>
since both linux and windows are monolithic kernels, they crash on
any error in driversL240[12:43:47] <Izaya> that's part of the
kernel
L241[12:43:55] <Izaya> NT is a hybrid
kernel
L242[12:44:00] <Izaya> it was a
microkernel
L243[12:44:14] <neumond>
well, why you still have BSOD's
<neumond>
well, why you still have BSOD'sL244[12:44:20] <Izaya> but then they added
stuff like font rendering to it
L245[12:44:57] <Izaya> fwiw I've seen NT
recover from a driver crash, but it's only ever survived Intel HD
Graphics drivers crashing IME
L246[12:45:10] <Izaya> actually no that's
a lie I've had the NVIDIA ones do it too
L247[12:47:04] <neumond>
you'd better clean dust and extensively test your hardware
<neumond>
you'd better clean dust and extensively test your hardwareL248[12:47:37] <Izaya> probably my 690
tbh
L249[12:47:48] <Izaya> 5 year old hot as
the sun SLI card
L250[12:48:14] <neumond>
that explains
<neumond>
that explainsL251[12:48:30] <Izaya> mmm
L252[12:48:50] <neumond> I
had old 8900 gt or something, it was hot as fuck too
<neumond> I
had old 8900 gt or something, it was hot as fuck tooL253[12:49:05] <Izaya> I've managed to
tune it to run a lot cooler
L254[12:49:08] <Izaya> underclocked a
little
L255[12:49:10] <neumond>
~90°C was normal
<neumond>
~90°C was normalL256[12:49:26] <Izaya> fuckin 8600GT I had
was v. warm
L257[12:49:28] <neumond> +
passive cooling + hot summer
<neumond> +
passive cooling + hot summerL258[12:49:30] <Izaya> 80+
L259[12:50:03] <neumond>
and it died rendering random color pixel trash above normal
pictures and BSODding randomly
<neumond>
and it died rendering random color pixel trash above normal
pictures and BSODding randomlyL260[12:50:06] <Izaya> then I upgraded to
a GT220
L261[12:50:50] <Izaya> I'm starting to get
random flickering with my 690, I don't think it'll last more than 3
years
L262[12:52:38] <Izaya> Job soon though, an
RX 580 looks like a nice upgrade
L263[12:52:48] <neumond>
now I just buy everything with huge radiators and big fans, it's so
satistying to touch it and barely feel little warm even under full
loads
<neumond>
now I just buy everything with huge radiators and big fans, it's so
satistying to touch it and barely feel little warm even under full
loadsL264[12:53:21] <Izaya> I saw a video a bit
back where someone attached a CPU cooler to their graphics
card
L265[12:53:25] <Izaya> one of the big
tower coolers
L266[12:53:55] <Izaya> looks like a nice
way to do it
L267[12:56:59] <Izaya> gah this upload is
taking ages :<
L268[13:02:03] *
Temia flinches. the torque...
L269[13:05:35] <Izaya> https://shadowkat.net/img/ed-sadr-logistics.webm
L270[13:11:32] <neumond>
orbital radio, relativistic speeds, no doppler effect at all!
magic!
<neumond>
orbital radio, relativistic speeds, no doppler effect at all!
magic!L271[13:11:57] <Izaya> I mean, I'm
streaming it with VLC from outside the game :P
L272[13:15:07] <Izaya> ... That would be
neat though.
L273[13:15:12] <Izaya> Actually, hell, I'd
be fine with ingame radio
L274[13:15:28] <Izaya> Even if it was just
an internet radio streaming interface
L275[13:15:38] <Izaya> so I could tune
into Hutton Orbital Radio or that other one
L276[13:37:55] <Izaya> Lave Radio
L277[13:40:41] <Skye> what could a radio
channel be used for IRL?
L278[13:40:47] <Skye> I mean... music is
nice but not my thing
L279[13:40:59] <Skye> my thing is
informative shows and news but those are expensive
L280[13:41:09] <Izaya> >music isn't
your thing
L281[13:41:11] <Izaya> how does that
work
L282[13:41:52] <Izaya> fwiw, I've been
enjoying varied music with news updates every 3 hours or so
L283[13:41:58] <Izaya> Skye: you could
like
L284[13:42:07] <Izaya> assuming it's
actual radio
L285[13:42:22] <Izaya> push 300 or 1200
baud modem tones containing something useful
L286[13:42:37] <Izaya> that'd be a fun way
to distribute usenet posts
L287[13:42:37] <Skye> lol
L288[13:42:41] <Skye> oooh
L289[13:42:52] <Skye> how about a TTS
weather broadcast
L290[13:43:00] <Skye> (see: shipping
forecast on BBC R4)
L291[13:43:14] <Izaya> >you have 4
public service radio stations
L292[13:43:26] <Izaya> tfw ABC keeps
getting its funding cut
L293[13:43:46] <Izaya> They even got rid
of Good Game and Spawn Point
L294[13:43:48] <Skye> Radio 4 is the only
one that's actually for news and stuff.
L295[13:43:55] <Izaya> They got rid of
Lateline
L296[13:44:00] <Skye> the rest focus on
different styles of music
L297[13:44:13] <Izaya> Y'know that like,
late news show that has been running for the last 30+ years
L298[13:44:37] <Izaya> when I was in
brisbane there was a station that was entirely 70s and 80s music it
was excellent
L299[13:45:02] <Skye> listen to the BBC
world serivce! :D
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L308[14:08:28] <Forecaster>
huh
<Forecaster>
huhL309[14:08:34] <Forecaster>
@Lizzian what happened?
<Forecaster>
@Lizzian what happened?L310[14:08:48] <Lizzian>
?
<Lizzian>
?L311[14:09:01] <Lizzian>
oh
<Lizzian>
ohL312[14:09:03] <Lizzian>
idk
<Lizzian>
idkL313[14:09:06] <Forecaster>
oh it waws a netsplit
<Forecaster>
oh it waws a netsplitL314[14:09:09] <Forecaster>
was*
<Forecaster>
was*L315[14:09:29] <Lizzian>
possibly, but i only see my stuff reconnecting
<Lizzian>
possibly, but i only see my stuff reconnectingL316[14:09:47] <Lizzian>
it's possible my znc is acting up
<Lizzian>
it's possible my znc is acting upL317[14:10:18] <payonel> i dont like how
the crafting upgrade works
L318[14:10:26] <payonel> why do not more
people complain about this?
L319[14:10:30] <payonel> :/
L320[14:10:58] <Forecaster>
payonel: yer gonna have to be more specific
<Forecaster>
payonel: yer gonna have to be more specificL321[14:11:04] <Forecaster>
what do you not like?
<Forecaster>
what do you not like?L322[14:11:25] <payonel> i dont like how
it places crafted results inside the recipe matrix, stopping it
from completing potentially more
L323[14:11:36] <payonel> i dont like how
it drops crafted results when its inv is full
L324[14:11:45] <Forecaster>
ah
<Forecaster>
ahL325[14:11:53] <Forecaster>
well the first thing I designed my program to fix
<Forecaster>
well the first thing I designed my program to fixL326[14:12:07] <Vexatos> Wasn't it
supposed to put them in the selected slot
L327[14:12:10] <Vexatos> (if it isn't
empty)
L328[14:12:23] <Forecaster>
it does I think
<Forecaster>
it does I thinkL329[14:12:35] <Vexatos> That sounds
exactly like I'd want it to work then >_>
L330[14:13:40] *
Izaya squints
L331[14:13:59] <Vexatos> I accidentally a
word there
L332[14:14:14] <Izaya> Lave Radio is
playing sound clips from Red Dwarf
L333[14:15:16] <payonel> how do you change
the selected slot?
L334[14:15:33] <payonel> Vexatos +
@Forecaster: I'm dealing with these nuances as i fix 1.12
L335[14:15:36] <Forecaster>
robot.select(slot)?
<Forecaster>
robot.select(slot)?L336[14:15:39] <payonel> i didn't know it
was based on the selected slot
L337[14:16:07] <Forecaster>
oh right
<Forecaster>
oh rightL338[14:16:11] <payonel> ah ok
L339[14:16:14] <payonel> that's not nearly
as bad
L340[14:16:18] <Forecaster>
I was thinking about items being input into the robot by
something
<Forecaster>
I was thinking about items being input into the robot by
somethingL341[14:16:25] <Mimiru> Forecaster, feel
like coming up with something half decent looking for the IRC Logs
site css?
L342[14:16:29] <Forecaster>
they end up in the first clear slot, so my program clears the
crafting area
<Forecaster>
they end up in the first clear slot, so my program clears the
crafting areaL343[14:16:36] <Mimiru> cause it seems the
css wasn't being tracked on git
L344[14:16:44] <Mimiru> so it went poof
when my home directory became 0s
L345[14:16:52] <payonel> ok good. even my
current 1.12 fix is compatible with the selected slot action
L346[14:16:54] <payonel> cool
L347[14:17:02] <Forecaster>
Mimiru: that's unfortunate :/
<Forecaster>
Mimiru: that's unfortunate :/L348[14:17:09] <Forecaster>
sure I can look at that sometime
<Forecaster>
sure I can look at that sometimeL349[14:17:33] *
Mimiru sighs
L350[14:17:38] <Mimiru> thanks
Forecaster
L351[14:17:46] <Mimiru> I'm working on
bringing stuff back up...
L352[14:17:57] <Forecaster>
I kind of liked how it looked >:
<Forecaster>
I kind of liked how it looked >:L353[14:18:01] <Mimiru> I did too
L354[14:18:09] <Mimiru> but I don't
remember where I nabbed the .css
L355[14:18:10] <Forecaster>
wait
<Forecaster>
waitL356[14:18:15] <Forecaster>
I might have a copy of that code
<Forecaster>
I might have a copy of that codeL357[14:18:24] <Mimiru> I dug through my
history on FF and nothing.
L358[14:18:45] <Forecaster>
or wait, I'm thinking of the search results
<Forecaster>
or wait, I'm thinking of the search resultsL359[14:21:21] <Mimiru> jenkins is alive
atleast.. so we canm do the failover to hastebin
L360[14:21:24] <Mimiru> if so
inclined
L361[14:21:28] <Mimiru> I don't have time
ATM though
L362[14:22:56] <Forecaster>
%oclogs
<Forecaster>
%oclogsL363[14:22:56] <MichiBot> Forecaster:
https://oclogs.pc-logix.com/
L364[14:23:25] <Forecaster>
oh
<Forecaster>
ohL365[14:23:31] <Mimiru>
irclogs.pc-logix.com
L366[14:23:43] <Mimiru> I don't have the
redirect setup yet
L367[14:23:55] <Mimiru> and it's slow as
hell right now
L368[14:26:42] <Forecaster>
huh
<Forecaster>
huhL369[14:27:12] <Forecaster>
the dirs I have aren't in the github repo
<Forecaster>
the dirs I have aren't in the github repoL370[14:27:36] <Forecaster>
I have a `fancybox` and `resources` dir in my project
<Forecaster>
I have a `fancybox` and `resources` dir in my projectL371[14:27:42] <Mimiru> yeah, gone
L372[14:27:51] <Forecaster>
but I have them :P
<Forecaster>
but I have them :PL373[14:27:52] <Mimiru> those were from
the old index script
L374[14:28:01] <Mimiru> yes, and I removed
them, cause they're not used.
L375[14:28:02] <Mimiru> :P
L376[14:28:05] <Forecaster>
ah
<Forecaster>
ahL377[14:28:24] <Mimiru> the only thing
missing is the style atm
L378[14:29:11] <Forecaster>
I don't remember what the new style looked like
<Forecaster>
I don't remember what the new style looked likeL379[14:29:41] <Mimiru> it had..
orange
L380[14:29:43] <Mimiru> and I liked
it.
L381[14:31:42] <payonel> ok 1.12 crafting
fix pushed
L382[14:31:57] <Forecaster>
what does it do?
<Forecaster>
what does it do?L383[14:32:06] <Forecaster>
fix the dropping thing?
<Forecaster>
fix the dropping thing?L384[14:32:31] <payonel> no, if i change
from pre-existing behavior, i'll make the change from 1.7.10 and
merge all the way
L385[14:32:36] <payonel> this was just
issues with 1.12
L386[14:32:49] <payonel> such as,
"repair" crafts
L387[14:32:55] <Forecaster>
ah
<Forecaster>
ahL388[14:33:12] <payonel> but while fixing
1.12 i investigated a few corner cases
L389[14:39:15] <Izaya> %flip ±
L390[14:39:15] <MichiBot> Izaya:
(?°?°??±
L391[14:39:18] <Izaya> aw
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L394[15:22:14] <neumond>
%flip _&?
<neumond>
%flip _&?L395[15:22:15] <MichiBot> neumond:
(?°?°???&?
L396[15:25:57] <neumond>
%flip (?.?.)? <(¡?? ?? ?u?ll?? do?s)
<neumond>
%flip (?.?.)? <(¡?? ?? ?u?ll?? do?s)L397[15:25:58] <MichiBot> neumond:
(?°?°??(stop yellin? at me!)> ?(????)
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L402[16:31:43] <Forecaster>
These video link files confuse me...
<Forecaster>
These video link files confuse me...L403[16:32:01] <Forecaster>
I'm still not sure if they're links or actual files or what
<Forecaster>
I'm still not sure if they're links or actual files or whatL404[16:32:04] <Forecaster>
D:
<Forecaster>
D:L405[16:32:26] <Forecaster>
I deleted a few source files earlier today, and the
"link" still worked
<Forecaster>
I deleted a few source files earlier today, and the
"link" still workedL406[16:33:02] <Izaya> Lave Radio is
playing Time Warp :3
L407[16:34:19] <Inari> Ah yes, I love how
open source compilation is always a well documented and seamless
process
L408[16:34:50] <Forecaster>
She said, living in some sort of paradise
<Forecaster>
She said, living in some sort of paradiseL409[16:39:36] <Inari> :p
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L417[17:47:35] <Inari> I wish there was an
easy way to make a partition bigger
L418[17:49:52] <ben_mkiv> thats why
partitions are unnecessary
L419[17:50:30] <Inari> Yeah, I was
considering just not making a second partition next time
L420[17:50:41] <Inari> No matter how big I
make the windows one, it always manages to get low and bea
pain
L421[18:03:19] <vifino> payonel!
L422[18:03:39] <vifino> Make some pixel
animations! https://github.com/vifino/sled
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L427[18:18:32] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jt-8eaYUQ6o
L428[18:18:33] <MichiBot> Armand Van
Helden - Hear My Name | length: 3m 32s | Likes:
4,595 Dislikes: 180 Views: 1,254,033 | by VidZone
| Published On 5/12/2008
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L440[18:41:48] <neumond>
now that's my favourite video after swimming pool
<neumond>
now that's my favourite video after swimming poolL441[18:47:47] <neumond> in
case someone still didn't see it
<neumond> in
case someone still didn't see itL443[18:47:47] <MichiBot> Thanks,
Smokey! | length: 3m 7s | Likes: 115,465 Dislikes: 5,433 Views: 28,612,181 | by
ZoochosisCom | Published On 26/7/2011
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L446[19:06:11] <iNick> Can't you use the
Raid to have all 4 servers in a rack access a common FS? (I'm
initially trying a boot and run from all 4 servers)
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L452[19:37:54] <InariWB> High! high! high!
high! high! Knee! high! fight!
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L454[19:41:26] <iNick> First line in Lua
EEPROM; component.invoke = how can I read up about it?
L455[19:41:39] <InariWB> AmandaC: halp
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/343025351154466821/399739371948998657/unknown.png
L456[19:41:55] <SF-MC> ~w component
L457[19:41:59] <SF-MC> bah
L458[19:42:26] <SF-MC> http://ocdoc.cil.li/api:component
L459[19:43:37] <iNick> i must have missed
that one. been on that page so many times
L460[19:43:51] <iNick> moar coffee obv
needed
L461[19:43:56] <SF-MC> obv
L462[19:44:01] <iNick> :P
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L464[19:53:29] <InariWB> %give MichiBot
lewd peace signs
L465[19:53:30] *
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L467[20:01:52] <AmandaC> InariWB: oh
dear
L468[20:02:25] <AmandaC> InariWB: here, I
help. ~adds 50 more songs~
L469[20:02:44] <InariWB> xD
L470[20:04:12] <InariWB> AmandaC: bye bye
yesterday~
L471[20:07:41] <InariWB> Well last 3 songs
for the day, getting too sleepy x.x
L472[20:08:03] <AmandaC> aww
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L477[20:29:13] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0G0besf2Mw still
loving that song to, esp. 2:25 ot end
L478[20:29:13] <MichiBot> School
Uniform GUMI ~Sweet Magic~?VOCALOID MMD? | length: 3m
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9 Views: 47,728 | by
reddevils500a | Published On 9/10/2011
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