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L5[03:08:31] <Deamon05> guten morgen
L6[03:48:21] <Izaya> guten na- I forget the
one for evening, and I'm pretty sure that's the wrong start
anyway
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L12[04:50:53] <xrh0905> Hi
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<habnabit>
goddammit. i'm mad that i can't put an mfu in a µc
L16[05:03:28]
<Forecaster>
mfu?
L17[05:03:31]
<habnabit>
MFU
L18[05:04:44]
<Forecaster>
capitalizing the letters doesn't make it any clearer what they
mean...
L19[05:07:23]
<habnabit>
it's a thing added in a pretty recent version
L20[05:07:25]
<habnabit>
idk if it's in the wiki
L21[05:10:29]
<Forecaster>
oh that thing
L22[05:10:41]
<Forecaster>
/s
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<Kodos>
@Forecaster Short range wireless adapter connecter
L27[05:38:15]
<Forecaster>
yeah I know
L28[05:38:17]
<Kodos> I
call it the Magical Fairy Dust upgrade
L29[05:38:23]
<Kodos> I
call it the Magical Fairydust upgrade [Edited]
L30[05:38:24]
<Forecaster>
I looked it up in-game
L31[05:40:17]
<habnabit>
yay
L32[05:41:11]
<Forecaster>
@Kodos but good on you for being able to describe the actual item,
unlike @habnabit :P
L33[05:41:35]
<Kodos> I
mean it was my suggestion sooo
L34[05:41:44]
<Kodos> I
forget why I needed it though
L35[05:42:20]
<Forecaster>
yeah but "wireless adapter" isn't difficult to say.
L36[05:42:45]
<Forecaster>
and one can assume habnabit knew what it did since they wanted it
in a mcu
L37[05:43:55]
<Kodos> I
think mcus need reworked anyway
L38[05:44:08]
<Kodos> I
dislike having zero external connections. Even one would be
useful
L39[05:45:07]
<Forecaster>
they're very limited yeah
L40[05:45:25]
<Kodos> I
would just run a timer every 60 seconds, check the status of
whatever it's operating or monitoring, and just have it beep a
quick chirp to let me know things are good. If I hear an off-tone
beep, I know to check that machine
L41[05:45:42]
<Kodos> But
as it stands, they are pretty useless outside of redstone and
simple network mindfuckery
L42[05:45:53]
<Kodos>
Okay, maybe not useless
L43[05:45:55]
<Kodos> But
very niche
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<Forecaster>
nope
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L51[07:25:37] zsh
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L53[07:25:42] <asie> :thinking:
L54[07:26:35]
<Forecaster>
hah, that account is suspended xD
L55[07:27:27] <Inari> Yeah, for good reason
it seems :P
L56[07:27:40] <Inari> Or at least tweetsave
has lots of questionable tweets from it
L57[07:27:55] <asie> did i miss
something?
L59[07:29:09] <asie> anyhow, FoamFix 0.9.0
is out, those of you on 1.12.2 should update
L60[07:29:13] <asie> saves more RAM
L61[07:29:33] <asie> about 10% more
relative to 0.8.x as long as JEI is installed
L62[07:29:56] <Inari> But foam is so
nice
L63[07:30:00] <asie> NOT ANYMORE
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L65[07:30:01] <Vexatos> but how much does
JEI eat compared to no JEI
L66[07:30:05] <Inari> %give MichiBot a
foamy bath
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L68[07:30:13] <asie> Vexatos: installing
JEI is now a slight increase over not installing JEI
L69[07:30:30] <Inari> Whys FoamFix not in
vanilla yet?
L70[07:30:32] <asie> essentially,
pre-FoamFix 0.9.0 JEI installed meant you had a large search tree
for vanilla's menu
L71[07:30:38] <asie> creative tab
search
L72[07:30:40] <asie> and a large search
tree for JEI's item list
L73[07:30:47] <asie> on a 170-mod modpack
this could easily be 100MB *each*
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L75[07:30:50] <asie> so, uh
L77[07:30:58] <asie> i made one use the
other
L78[07:31:46] <asie> i also improved the
deduplicator, making it run faster and finding spots which it
didn't cover
L79[07:31:56] <asie> overall, it leads to
similar load times but another 30-40MB shaved off on very large
modpacks
L80[07:31:59] <asie> but also
bugfixes
L81[07:32:13] <asie> also, FoamFix hardly
fixes anything vanilla
L82[07:32:21] <asie> most things it fixes
are Forge, or, in this case, not anyone's fault really
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L84[10:28:56] <Inari> "in this case,
not anyone's fault really"
L85[10:29:01] <Inari> But... someone made
it foamy?
L86[10:41:33]
<Forecaster>
or did they?
L87[11:27:32] <AmandaC> %choose wait or
just play
L88[11:27:32] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
wait
L89[11:50:54]
<Admiral_Morketh> does anyone have any
experiance with uEFI Secure Boot Keys? im trying to install my own
keys so i can dual boot a linux OS. my BIOS keeps rejecting the crt
file saying its not formatted correctly.
L91[12:02:45] <Skye> I just disable secure
boot entirely
L92[12:09:11]
<Admiral_Morketh> being a network Pentester
i dont want to disable the security feature i want to use it as
intended
L93[12:10:33]
<MGR> This
isn't exactly the right channel for that
L94[12:36:56]
<Admiral_Morketh> well the primary reason
for asking was a pointer in the right direction for a resource that
would be able to help
L96[12:50:30] <MichiBot>
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L99[13:05:08] <MichiBot> Sun Jan 21
13:02:24 CST 2018 @the_suzerain: It’s ok to be white.
L100[13:05:58] <Mimiru> it's ok, I split
the string, reverse both halves then concat back together.
L101[13:08:18] <Inari> Heh
L102[13:10:39] <Idlehumor> I have a quick
question... When I run the method getInventorySize() from a robot
where there is no claim, I get the inventory size like normal, but
when I try to getInventorySize() with a robot in a claim, it
returns "no inventory". Have you heard of this problem?
Is there a fix? I've already trusted the fake player
#[opencomputers] and tried /autotrust on the GPP claim and it can
break blocks, but still cannot access inventories. OC version
1.7.1.1127 for M
L103[13:13:37] <Skye> Idlehumor, what mod
does the claim stuff?
L104[13:13:51] <Skye> that sounds like a
bug in how the mods interact... best bet would be to make a bug
report
L105[13:13:52]
<Idlehumor>
Greif prevention plus
L106[13:14:14] <Skye> I see
L107[13:14:17]
<Idlehumor>
grief*
L109[13:15:02]
<Idlehumor>
thanks
L110[13:15:09] <Skye> describe the issue
here, I think it's a bug, so... report it!
L111[13:15:43]
<cat2002>
hello
L112[13:15:44]
<Idlehumor>
will do
L113[13:27:25] <Vexatos> Sounds like you
just have to whitelist the OC fakeplayer in whichever protection
mod you have
L114[13:27:56] <Skye> Vexatos, " I've
already trusted the fake player #[opencomputers] "
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L116[13:28:16] <Vexatos> But that sounds
more like a bug in that mod then
L117[13:28:42] <Skye> @Idlehumor, maybe
it's worth reporting the bug to the protection mod as well
L118[13:29:53]
<Idlehumor>
I'm still here on discord
L119[13:30:43]
<Idlehumor>
I'll send a bug report on their github as well
L120[13:34:07]
<Idlehumor>
sent
L121[13:34:15]
<Idlehumor>
thanks for your help
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L125[14:21:51] <Izaya> @Admiral_Morketh
You can't install your own keys and use Microsoft's keys at the
same time
L126[14:22:16] <Izaya> If secure boot is
enabled and you sign the Windows bootloader, it'll freak because
the rest of it is "invalid"
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L128[14:24:37]
<Admiral_Morketh> well im not really trying
to use the Windows bootloader im going to be using GRUB2 binary
package so that i can sign tit with my keys and have that boot
strap the windows ntloader aswell as my Kali Linux image
L129[14:24:50] <Izaya> Windows won't like
that.
L130[14:25:10]
<Admiral_Morketh> ive been dual booting
since windows 3.11 whats changed?
L131[14:25:31] <Izaya> They sign a lot of
the stuff in the boot process and if it boots but doesn't verify it
freaks.
L132[14:25:58]
<Admiral_Morketh> Hense the reason my Intel
SureID Kicked in when i turned OFF Secure boot
L133[14:27:31] <Izaya> Mmm.
L134[14:27:41] <Izaya> There may be some
dark magic you can do to get it to work but I don't know it.
L135[14:28:04] <Izaya> I just installed
Trusted GRUB and assumed Windows was compromised anyway.
L136[14:29:32]
<Admiral_Morketh> Windows is always
comprimised because Microsoft. ill keep digging around in the
internet for a solution but thats the "Dark Magic" im
most interested in.
L137[14:29:50] <Izaya> Pretty much.
L138[14:30:00] <Izaya> If you find
anything useful I'd be most interested.
L139[14:31:06]
<Admiral_Morketh> ill keep you posted with
my findings for sure. its a puzzle that i cannot leave unsolved now
that my curiosity has been peaked im out for results. ??
L140[14:36:23] <Skye> @Admiral_Morketh,
Izaya: there's a patch you have to get emailed to you to disable
the secure boot warning on windows
L141[14:36:42] <Skye> like you enter your
email on the MS support page, a day later they email you the
hotfix.
L142[14:36:51] <Izaya> So it'll work
despite not verifying against secure boot which is enabled?
L143[14:36:59] <Skye> just to disable the
secure boot warning on the desktop
L144[14:37:05] <Skye> maybe it does other
stuff
L145[14:37:09] <Izaya> Secure boot warning
on the desktop?
L147[14:37:47] <Skye> huh
L148[14:37:57] <Skye> it's not emailed to
you, you can just get it
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L150[14:38:03] <Skye> that changed
L151[14:38:15] <Skye> then again I did
install it in 2013?
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L153[14:38:49]
<Admiral_Morketh> ill check it out even
though im running windows 10 it should be a helpful starting
point
L154[14:39:03] <Skye> apparnetly it's not
in windows 10
L155[14:39:10] <Skye> I dunno because I
didn't do a clean install
L156[14:39:24]
<Lizzian> i
have secure boot turned off
L157[14:39:38]
<Lizzian>
purely because i cba to fuck about with it when using rEFInd
L158[14:40:41] <Izaya> It would be nice to
have secure boot on both Loonix/BSD and Windows, is all.
L159[14:41:04] <Skye> I bet there's a way
if you use a decent BIOS
L160[14:41:19] <Izaya> It's actually a
pretty useful feature, but I don't think you can install multiple
keysets
L161[14:41:30] <Izaya> and if you install
the individual Microsoft keys without the master one it doesn't
work
L162[14:42:32]
<Lizzian>
for most stuff, i don't see the point in secure boot. if you have
fully encrypted stuff then i think it's fine
L163[14:43:08] <Izaya> Eh, someone messes
with your GRUB, and you're compromised.
L164[14:43:14] <Skye> my laptop has the
self encrypting SSD, and also bitlocker... I have a feeling I'm
safe from physical attack, but the malware that is windows is
another problem
L165[14:44:31]
<Lizzian>
Izaya, well, without the drive being encrypted they don't even need
to mess with grub much, just swap out the kernel/systemd
binaries
L166[14:44:44] <Izaya> Ah, don't have
encrypted /boot?
L167[14:45:34]
<Lizzian>
nope, none of my stuff is encrypted. i should probably do that at
least for my laptop
L168[14:46:17]
<Admiral_Morketh> well My BIOS (Dell
Inspiron 15 7000) will allow me to install my own PK KEK and DB as
well as DBX entries so theoretically i can not only keep the
windows keys but i can "Take ownership" of my BIOS and
allow my own key while blacklisting everything else
L169[14:47:09]
<Admiral_Morketh> which will allow me to
use Encryption on both Windows and Linux
L170[14:47:54] <Izaya> Mine requires
wiping the keys to do it, and only allows installing one of the
master ones
L171[14:48:03]
<Admiral_Morketh> my only issue reading
through the link i found and posted above is the BIOS Rejecting the
resulting X.509 Cert so apparently i have the wrong format on my
PK?
L172[14:48:43]
<Admiral_Morketh> right the PK will only
allow for 1 Key however the KEK can be counter signed to use any
image i need
L173[14:50:00]
<Admiral_Morketh> The PK on most systems is
issued by the manufacturer of the hardware, while a KEK is held by
the operating system vendor (such as Microsoft). Hardware vendors
also commonly have their own KEK installed (since multiple KEKs can
be present). To take full ownership of a computer using secure
boot, you need to replace (at a minimum) the PK and KEK, in order
to prevent new keys being installed without your consent. You also
should replace
L174[14:50:00]
<Admiral_Morketh> signature database (db)
if you want to prevent commercially signed EFI binaries from
running on your system.
L175[14:51:13]
<Admiral_Morketh> i think its a matter of
formatting the Cert at this point, ill keep digging around but
thatnk you guys for the pointers
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L177[15:30:31] *
CompanionCube doesn't have FDE...yet
L178[15:31:30] <CompanionCube> might look
into it after the kinks are worked out in the type i want to
use
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L180[16:03:24] <Inari> %give MichiBot a
cutie putie
L181[16:03:24] *
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L184[16:50:04] <AmandaC> %choose now or
later
L185[16:50:05] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
now
L186[16:50:09] <AmandaC> hrm, sounds
good
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L192[18:43:53] <Mimiru> ._. and OC is
dying in this chunk again
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L194[19:40:00] <ben_mkiv> !seen
feldim2425
L195[19:40:04] <ben_mkiv> %seen
feldim2425
L196[19:40:04] <MichiBot> feldim2425 was
last seen 556d 2h 39s ago. Saying: No Record
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L198[19:49:09] <AmandaC> Mimiru: oh,
sorry. I chewed on that NBT chunk, hope that's okay.
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L200[19:57:32] <Mimiru> I... I'd prefer it
if you didn't
L201[20:28:53] <Kodos> Anyone know if
Electrical Age or its dev has a channel/presence on IRC
L202[20:28:56] <Kodos> Or Discord
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L207[21:30:20] <Arcanitor> dev name,
Kodos?
L208[21:33:51] <Arcanitor> Kodos:
irc.rizon.net #electricalage
L209[21:34:04] <Kodos> Ah, thanks :3
L210[21:34:16] <Izaya> huh, rizon for a MC
thing
L211[21:35:12] <Arcanitor> Kodos:
incidentally, that information is on the main page of the
Electrical Age wiki
L212[21:41:12] <Kodos> Ah
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