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<Brisingr
Aerowing> I randomly decided to create a villager sorting
program using OC Sensors (relatively) new Entity support. It will
allow sorting by Villager Profession, Career, and available trades,
and will store data on all accepted villagers to tell if a better
one comes along (e.g. better output, cheaper, etc). This is going
to be fun. It will also support being controlled by redstone, and
will emit redstone for accept / reject of villagers.
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L4[01:11:34] <Kodos> tl;dr I'm a
masochist
L6[01:26:11] <MichiBot> Tue Jul 18 07:38:19
CDT 2017 @JonBaker: when u have no idea what ur doing but u don't
let that stop u
https://t.co/3PJ0sUN5h3
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L12[02:12:48] <PrismaticYT> How do you pass
arguments to a program?
L13[02:13:01] <PrismaticYT> (in a
program)
L14[02:13:32] <PrismaticYT> I can get the
argument, but how do I then pass it to the program?
L15[02:19:04]
<schnorrbert> Can someone provide a step by
step tutorial on how to make new items (like hdd etc.) for
oc?
L16[02:19:29] <PrismaticYT> you can't just
make items
L17[02:19:38] <PrismaticYT> with
config
L18[02:19:41] <PrismaticYT> I'm assuming
you know Java?
L19[02:20:08]
<schnorrbert> I'm not an expert on java but
know the basics
L20[02:20:21] <PrismaticYT> you should
start learning then
L21[02:20:29] <PrismaticYT> to make items
for OC you'll need to make a mod
L22[02:20:38] <PrismaticYT> and to make a
mod you'll need to know Java
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L24[02:27:43] <PrismaticYT> any answer to
my question?
L25[02:30:26]
<Kodos>
Prismatic, give me a Command line example of how you want to run
your program
L26[02:31:12] <PrismaticYT> getting the
argument: arg = program.function("question?")
L27[02:31:24] <PrismaticYT> running the
program: os.execute("program arg")
L28[02:31:43] <PrismaticYT> ("program
arg" obviously won't work, that's just an example)
L29[02:41:03]
<Kodos>
Sec
L30[02:43:25] <fingercomp> `...` returns
command line arguments passed to a program (e.g., `local arg1,
arg2, arg3 = ...`)
L31[02:44:20]
<Forecaster>
local args, options = shell.parse(...)
L32[02:44:36]
<Forecaster>
args will be a table of all arguments
L33[02:44:44]
<Forecaster>
options will be a table of all options
L34[02:45:26]
<Forecaster>
then you do 'program argument1 argument2 etc'
L35[02:45:31]
<Forecaster>
when you start it
L36[02:45:47]
<Forecaster>
options are prefixed with - and can have values I believe
L37[02:45:52]
<Forecaster>
I've never actually used those
L38[02:46:46]
<Forecaster>
it's either program -option value
L39[02:46:53]
<Forecaster>
or program -option=value
L40[02:46:55]
<Forecaster>
I'm not sure
L41[02:47:47] <fingercomp> without value:
`program -o`, with value: `program --o=value`
L42[02:48:19]
<Forecaster>
ah
L43[02:48:35]
<Forecaster>
well, there you go PrismaticYT
L44[02:58:04] <PrismaticYT> so
L45[02:58:20] <PrismaticYT>
os.execute("program"...)?
L46[03:00:06]
<Kodos> Did
you read anything that was said?
L47[03:00:18] <PrismaticYT> it's very
confusing
L48[03:00:42]
<Kodos>
Maybe let us see your code so we know how you're trying to
implement this
L49[03:00:59]
<Kodos>
You're trying to execute a program from within another
program?
L50[03:01:12] <PrismaticYT> which
lines
L51[03:01:16] <PrismaticYT> yes
L52[03:01:57]
<Kodos>
Okay, so you'll want os.execute("program" ..
options.o)
L53[03:02:26] <PrismaticYT> why
options.o?
L54[03:02:32]
<Kodos> I'm
not sure that will work for what you're doing without seeing your
code
L55[03:02:46] <PrismaticYT> how do i show
you my code?
L56[03:02:50]
<Kodos>
program --o=value will make options.o be replaced with value
L57[03:02:54]
<Kodos>
Pastebin is a good place
L58[03:03:03] <PrismaticYT> i do not have
an internet card
L59[03:03:27]
<Kodos> Are
you on single player
L60[03:03:31] <PrismaticYT> no
L61[03:03:39]
<Kodos>
¯\_(?)_/¯
L62[03:04:08]
<Forecaster>
PrismaticYT are you wanting to run a program from within another
program?
L63[03:04:17] <PrismaticYT> Yes
L64[03:06:19]
<Forecaster>
you just pass os.execute a string that looks like it would in the
shell
L65[03:06:41]
<Forecaster>
ie os.execute("program argument1 argument2
--option=value")
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L67[03:16:21] <Inari> Always the
tells!
L68[03:16:22]
<Kiritow> Is
there any way to get the original command line from program?
L69[03:16:42] <Inari> AmandaC: Interesting,
I didn't like it that much, felt like it had some interesting
potential in its premise, but was just so-so
L70[03:17:13]
<Kodos>
Kiritow, elaborate?
L71[03:17:52]
<Kiritow>
Emm...
L72[03:18:24]
<Kiritow>
For example, if a filename is specified by -f instead of
--file
L73[03:21:08] <PrismaticYT>
os.execute("program argument") doesn't work (the user is
supposed to specify an argument, then that argument is passed to
the program)
L74[03:22:11]
<Forecaster>
PrismaticYT you probably want to use the shell API
L75[03:22:19]
<Forecaster>
ie shell.execute("command")
L76[03:22:34] <PrismaticYT> and that is
different how
L77[03:23:22]
<Forecaster>
try it because the first one didn't work?!
L78[03:23:29]
<Forecaster>
-_-
L79[03:23:30] <PrismaticYT> also, different
question, how do you define global variables (in boot.lua) to be
used in a program later?
L80[03:23:51]
<Kodos>
kiritow, options.f instead of options.file
L81[03:23:54]
<Forecaster>
just define them without "local"
L82[03:24:19] <PrismaticYT> so
shell.execute("command" argument)?
L83[03:24:29]
<Kiritow>
emm... I mean ....
L84[03:24:57]
<Forecaster>
PrismaticYT no... that's not correct syntax at all
L85[03:25:04]
<Kiritow>
tar -xzvf package.tar.gz -C /home/ubuntu
L86[03:25:10]
<Kiritow>
like that command
L87[03:25:22]
<Forecaster>
shell.execute("command argument")
L88[03:25:38]
<Kiritow>
the filename is not specified by --file=... or -f=...
L89[03:25:43] <PrismaticYT> with argument
being the argument the user passed to the program
L90[03:25:44]
<Kiritow> It
is just -f and a blank
L91[03:25:50]
<Forecaster>
PrismaticYT yes
L92[03:25:50] <PrismaticYT> (remember, the
argument is not always the same)
L93[03:26:01]
<Kiritow> So
is the directory option -C
L94[03:26:07] <PrismaticYT> e.g. the
argument could be "test" or "nottest"
L95[03:26:18]
<Forecaster>
PrismaticYT do you not know how string concatenation works?
L96[03:26:30]
<Forecaster>
aka merging strings
L97[03:27:01] <PrismaticYT> no, it just
runs as if I had run command argument in the shell
L98[03:27:13] <PrismaticYT> that's not
working
L99[03:27:13] <PrismaticYT> the argument
varies
L100[03:27:15] <PrismaticYT>
example:
L101[03:27:20] <PrismaticYT> user 1 gives
argument test
L102[03:27:30] <PrismaticYT> user 2 gives
argument alsotest
L103[03:27:41] <PrismaticYT> they both
return test
L104[03:28:01] <PrismaticYT> i want the
program to use the varied one
L105[03:28:03]
<Forecaster>
%lua local pie = "strawberry" print("The pie is
" .. pie)
L106[03:28:03] <MichiBot> The pie is
strawberry
L107[03:28:14]
<Forecaster>
that's string concatenation
L108[03:28:34] <PrismaticYT> and it works
with term.read()?
L109[03:29:02]
<Forecaster>
it works with anything that's a string or convertible to a
string
L110[03:29:04]
<Forecaster>
ie numbers
L111[03:29:40] <PrismaticYT> and local can
be on a different line than argument = term.read()?
L112[03:30:02]
<Forecaster>
do you not know what local is?
L113[03:30:07] <PrismaticYT> i do
L114[03:30:21] <PrismaticYT> but i have to
put term.read() and local argument on a different line
L115[03:30:28] <PrismaticYT> or it will
not work
L116[03:30:30] <PrismaticYT> at all
L117[03:31:37] <fingercomp> local argument
= term.read()
L118[03:32:04] <PrismaticYT> that won't
work.
L119[03:32:27] <fingercomp> what is the
error?
L120[03:32:33] <PrismaticYT> well for
one
L121[03:32:45] <PrismaticYT> that won't
work with while true do loops
L122[03:33:03] <PrismaticYT> at all
L123[03:33:03] <PrismaticYT> period
L124[03:35:29]
<Forecaster>
then you're doing it wrong :)
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L127[03:45:37] <fingercomp> PrismaticYT:
unless there's a program with your code, that will work in `while
true do` loops
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L130[04:09:50]
<Kiritow>
emmm... Another question
L131[04:10:01]
<Kiritow> Is
there anyway to hook the filesystem api?
L132[04:11:21]
<Kiritow>
For example, when filesystem.read is called, data will be
transferred from somewhere else via ingame network.
L133[04:13:18]
<Kiritow> My
goal is to run OpenOS on embedded devices such as drone
L134[04:18:42]
<Lizzian> I
think you could _emulate_ a filesystem component, not 100% sure on
that though
L135[04:18:57]
<Lizzian>
~oc filesystem
L136[04:19:06]
<Lizzian>
hmm
L137[04:19:12]
<Lizzian>
fine, i shall not be lazy
L138[04:19:15]
<Lizzian>
??
L139[04:19:18] <fingercomp> you can
override the component API to make it accept virtual components,
and add your own fs implementation as one
L140[04:22:54] <Izaya> aye, check
vcomponent in oppm
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<Kodos> ~w
filesystem
L143[04:26:31]
<Kodos> Ah,
bot down
L144[04:26:42]
<Lizzian>
yah
L145[04:26:53] <Vexatos> [technical
difficulties]
L146[04:28:26] <Inari> Remade into
Plutonium. RIP
L147[04:37:41]
<Kiritow>
vcomponent... sounds interesting
L148[04:37:49]
<Kiritow> I
will check it , thanks
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L152[06:08:30] <Izaya> Michiyo: Does your
autoban thing {a,e}ffect tor exit nodes?
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L155[06:50:03] <Mimiru> Izaya, I could add
a blacklist that tracks them
L156[06:50:08] <Mimiru> but it doesn't
currently
L157[06:50:38] <Arcan> Inari: affect
L158[06:50:48] <Arcan> affect is a verb,
effect is a noun
L159[06:50:53] <Izaya> noted
L160[06:50:58] <Izaya> hm
L161[06:56:58] <Inari> Arcan: Izaya
L162[06:57:10] <Inari> Inari is a
foxgirls, Izaya is a creepy knife guy
L163[06:57:33] <Arcan> inari is
lime-green, Izaya is cyan
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L167[06:59:31] <Izaya> yeah the name
doesn't fit well any more
L168[06:59:34] <Izaya> oh well
L169[06:59:45] <Arcan> hmm?
L170[06:59:58] <Arcan> Izaya: are you
snuggly
L171[07:00:36] <Inari> Izaya:
anymore?
L172[07:10:09] <AmandaC> Inari: the show's
premise and humor is very much in my wheel house, so
L173[07:10:34] *
Arcan pets AmandaC
L174[07:11:13] *
AmandaC jumps, startled by Arcan
L175[07:11:34] *
Arcan catch?
L176[07:11:49] *
AmandaC cuddles up in Inari's lap
L177[07:12:17] <Arcan> do you not like
pettins~
L178[07:12:44] <Arcan> sorry
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L180[07:14:03] <LuMistry> Greetings
L181[07:14:18] *
AmandaC prefers pettings from people she knows better
L182[07:31:36] <Arcan> AmandaC: fair
enough
L183[08:01:46] <payonel> @forecaster looks
like i keep missing your lua 101 class
L184[08:02:46]
<Forecaster>
shame!
L185[08:03:46] <Izaya> payonel: my next
fun project
L186[08:03:56] <Izaya> get ocvm to work on
a 128M Pentium II 350Mhz box
L187[08:04:10] <payonel> apparently
compiling is the worst part?
L188[08:04:25] <payonel> well obviously.
what i meant was...having enough ram
L189[08:04:26] <payonel> :/
L190[08:04:27] <payonel> figure out what's
up with that? :)
L191[08:06:36] <Izaya> I am not good with
such things, but I'll take a look
L192[08:06:40] <Izaya> got 2GB of
swap
L193[08:06:51] <Izaya> hopefully that's
enough to compile with clang
L195[08:11:00] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L196[08:11:00] *
MichiBot brushes AmandaC with AmandaC's ketchup packets. AmandaC
recovers 3 health!
L197[08:11:50] *
AmandaC meeps
L198[08:12:03] *
AmandaC grabs the packets, runs and hides them
L199[08:12:14] <Inari> Mhmmm
L201[08:27:42]
<Kiritow>
How to implement a deconstructor in Lua?
L203[08:29:57] <payonel> @kiritow however,
in oc we have that disabled for sandboxing reasons
L204[08:30:07] <payonel> thus, follow a
disposable pattern
L205[08:30:12]
<Kiritow>
Yes.. I know gc is disabled....
L206[08:30:25]
<Kiritow> So
it can not be implied...?
L207[08:31:14] <payonel> implied?
L208[08:32:29]
<Kiritow>
Sorry.... implemented
L209[08:32:47] <payonel> are you asking if
we can or plan to bring back __gc?
L210[08:32:51]
<Kiritow> my
poor English
L211[08:32:52]
<Kiritow>
no
L212[08:33:00]
<Kiritow> I
am not asking any changes to OC
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L214[08:33:30]
<Kiritow> I
just wonder how it can be implemented without any changes to
OC.
L215[08:34:10]
<Forecaster>
how about you explain why you need it?
L216[08:34:24]
<Kiritow> I
am worried about resource leak if an error happens .
L217[08:34:37]
<Kiritow>
But pcall-like wrapping is ugly.
L218[08:35:30]
<Kiritow> So
I am thinking if they can have deconstructors, just like C++
L219[08:36:50] <payonel> @kiritow: 1. can
you be specific about the resource that would be leaked, and 2. if
you need a method call when an exception is thrown, you need to use
pcalls
L220[08:37:05] <payonel> oc is not going
to make any callbacks for you
L221[08:37:52]
<Kiritow>
emm.. sockets?
L222[08:38:02] <payonel> sockets we've
opened for you?
L223[08:38:06] <payonel> we close our own
handles
L224[08:38:30]
<Kiritow>
what will happen if my program exited without closing
sockets..
L225[08:38:37]
<Kiritow> or
these http requests.
L226[08:38:38] <payonel> when gc runs, we
close sockets
L227[08:38:45] <payonel> we haven't
disabled gc
L228[08:38:51] <payonel> we've only
removed your access to __gc
L229[08:38:59] <payonel> we still gc lua
objects of course
L230[08:39:14] <payonel> and when the
userdata that wraps the socket is released, we close the
socket
L231[08:39:17] <payonel> same for file
handles
L232[08:39:26]
<Kiritow>
oh... I see
L233[08:39:45]
<Kiritow> I
feel much better now~
L234[08:40:28]
<Kiritow>
Thank you very much
L235[08:40:33] <payonel> yep
L236[08:40:43] <payonel> also, using
pcalls is good practice :)
L237[08:41:57]
<Kiritow>
But actually, pcall is really not beautiful.....
L238[08:42:20]
<Kiritow>
though it helps catch the exception...
L239[08:43:09]
<Forecaster>
...
L240[08:44:27] <payonel> in the future,
probably openos 1.7.3 -- i'm adding process.closeOnExit(...)
L241[08:44:43] <payonel> you could
register custom closable objects to be closed when your process
exits
L242[08:45:07]
<Kiritow>
wow, that would be great~!
L243[08:45:30] <payonel> this closeOnExit
is used to close file, io, and thread handles (for you, they are
automagically registered for you -- in 1.7.3)
L244[08:47:15]
<Kiritow>
??
L245[08:48:11]
<Kiritow>
Can I mirror the oppm repositories?
L246[08:49:36]
<Forecaster>
what do you mena?
L247[08:49:39]
<Forecaster>
what do you mean? [Edited]
L248[08:49:55]
<Kiritow>
Em... just like mirrors to ubuntu or something else
L249[08:50:06]
<Kiritow> to
speed up the download process
L250[08:50:38]
<Wuerfel_21>
there are general putrpose github mirrors
L251[08:50:42]
<Wuerfel_21>
there are general purpose github mirrors [Edited]
L252[08:50:52]
<Forecaster>
I don't think oppm works like that
L253[08:50:56]
<Forecaster>
@Vexatos
L254[08:51:08]
<Kiritow>
@Wuerfel_21 What is the url or it?
L255[08:51:42] <AmandaC> ls
L256[08:51:44] <AmandaC> er.
L260[08:53:45]
<Kiritow>
Sorry but I can't access that website.
L263[08:55:36]
<Forecaster>
ah the magic of the internet
L264[08:57:22] <Arcan> Forecaster: what
else are all the pipes for?
L265[09:00:21]
<Forecaster>
The tubes!
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L269[09:20:22] <AmandaC> Wait, I thought
the internet was a truck.
L270[09:20:52]
<MGR> Never
underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon of tapes hurtling
down a highway
L272[09:24:43]
<Forecaster>
it's probably very high, but comparatibly expensive :P
L273[09:24:56]
<MGR>
True
L275[09:45:00] <MichiBot>
Lost in Space
| Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix | length:
2m 52s |
Likes:
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Netflix |
Published On 6/3/2018
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L279[11:46:37]
<Forecaster>
And home once more, time to re-deploy my workstation in my new
apartment :D
L280[11:47:29]
<Forecaster>
on the other hand maybe I should pop over to the store and get some
soap
L282[11:50:09] *
Izaya squints
L283[11:50:17] <Izaya> It looks to be a
SBC as a PCI card
L284[11:50:36]
<Forecaster>
it does
L286[11:50:46] <Izaya> I kinda want
it
L287[11:51:10] <Izaya> I have a fast
socket 378 CPU and some compatible RAM, and plenty of peripherals
for it
L288[11:51:13] <Izaya> it's just
like
L289[11:51:18] <Izaya> wtf why does this
exist
L290[11:51:21] <Izaya> and why do I want
it
L291[11:51:41] <Arcan> good question
L292[11:51:45] <Izaya> There's an i440bx
version, too. I bet it could run BeOS.
L293[11:51:54] <Arcan> but why
though
L294[11:52:04] <Izaya> Wrong
question.
L296[11:52:25] <Izaya> It has a PC-104
connector too
L297[11:52:30] <Izaya> Now I undersand why
this exists.
L298[11:52:34]
<Wuerfel_21>
why would you want a computer on an expansion card?
L299[11:52:41] <Arcan> it looks like a
tiny motherboard
L300[11:52:49] <Izaya> You can have a
sideways PC-104 setup in your PCI slots.
L301[11:53:05] <Izaya> Wuerfel_21, are you
saying you don't want a tiny computer in your computer?
L302[11:53:15]
<Wuerfel_21>
Intel ME
L303[11:53:22]
<Wuerfel_21>
got me covered
L304[11:53:23] <Izaya> among others
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L306[11:53:29] <Izaya> this shit is just
so cool though
L307[11:54:18] <Izaya> Man, there's lots
of these weird boards
L308[11:54:20] <Izaya> Huh.
L309[11:54:26] <Michiyo> I remember
reading a TFTS that centered around something like this running
business critical stuff... then one day the server just
disappeared, and no one knew why.
L310[11:54:52] <Michiyo> turns out it's
cause the thing was setup in an old desktop that no one remembered
said desktop was removed and welp.. took that board with it
lol
L311[11:55:24] <Izaya> RIP
L312[11:56:14] <Izaya> Have I ever
mentioned how much I love the RTL8139?
L313[11:56:39] <Izaya> Drivers exist for
it for every OS under the sun, even TempleOS, it gets decent speeds
and they're everywhere
L314[11:56:56] <Izaya> I have 3
RTL8139-based NICs on my desk
L315[11:57:03] <Izaya> and one in the
computer on the desk
L316[12:00:04] <Izaya> It's better than
the ne2k as well, because the ne2k doesn't work on some newer
OSes
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L318[12:40:10] <CompanionCube> Izaya: i
thought templeos didn't have networking
L319[12:40:12] <CompanionCube> on
purpose
L320[12:40:22] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
Shrine is a TempleOS distro with networking
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L324[13:05:46] <ben_mkiv> german
bureaucracy in a nutsheel
L325[13:05:49] <ben_mkiv> shell
L326[13:12:17]
<Forecaster>
oh cool
L327[13:12:35]
<Forecaster>
the copyright claim on my Railway Empire video was released
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L336[14:03:49]
<Forecaster>
...
L337[14:04:03]
<Forecaster>
it seems I forgot the monitor connectors and power cables...
L338[14:10:03] <AmandaC> @Forecaster Good
job. :D
L339[14:16:20]
<Forecaster>
shush
L340[14:16:45]
<Forecaster>
I've mounted the monitors on the thingy at least
L343[14:27:06] <MichiBot> Sun Mar 04
09:20:53 CST 2018 @MinovskyArticle: British children’s programming
hasn’t aged well
https://t.co/zpRl9g9K2w
L344[14:28:26]
<Forecaster>
I'm sure some youth would love it :P
L345[14:28:38] <Inari> Likely
L346[14:57:53] <ben_mkiv> can i remote
link some parts of oc networks?
L347[15:15:52] <AmandaC> what do you mean,
ben_mkiv?
L348[15:27:54] <ben_mkiv> have some
devices connected not by cable
L349[15:32:35]
<Wuerfel_21>
linked cards and wireless cards can be put into relays
L350[15:46:26] <ben_mkiv> relays say they
split the component network
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L353[15:53:18] <HalinitesEmmisary> oh man
look at this craziness
L354[15:53:25] <HalinitesEmmisary> pretty
sick stuff
L355[15:53:57] <HalinitesEmmisary> guess
i'm not the only one who uses Wocchat on this server
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L357[15:56:43] <Michiyo> o_O
L358[15:58:56] <Arcan> Michiyo: why did
you poke me in the ksp channel earlier
L359[15:59:04] <Arcan> do you want me to
fix SED again or something
L360[16:02:25] <Michiyo> huh? no
L361[16:02:27] <Michiyo> I forget
now..
L362[16:02:31] <Michiyo> it's been
forever. :D
L363[16:02:41] <Michiyo> I had a customer
come in right after I did it..
L364[16:04:01] <Arcan> hmm
L365[16:04:04] *
Arcan nuz Michiyo
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L367[16:11:34] <AmandaC> ben_mkiv: If you
mean from the java-side, yeah. Look at how the OC support in YNot
works
L368[16:11:45] <ben_mkiv> no, ingame
L369[16:11:57] <AmandaC> Then not that I
know of
L370[16:12:05] <AmandaC> Other than just
running a cable, ofc
L371[16:12:38] <ben_mkiv> doesnt work on
my build, so ill probably make a microcontroller with wireless
network card
L372[16:12:53] <ben_mkiv> as its just one
transposer that has to be "remote"
L373[16:13:07] <AmandaC> you can put the
transposer in the micrcontroller, too
L374[16:13:14] <AmandaC> ( Still will need
a wireless card though )
L375[16:13:22] <ben_mkiv> yea thats the
plan
L376[16:13:44] <ben_mkiv> and afaik only
option as they cant connect to external devices
L377[16:14:15] <AmandaC> I think they can
connect to cables for networks only, but I'm not sure if that's a
bug or intentional
L378[16:14:24] <AmandaC> rather, networks
/ power
L379[16:14:33] <ben_mkiv> probably for
power
L380[16:16:54] <HalinitesEmmisary> wait
does this connect to computers off this server too??????
L381[16:17:10] <HalinitesEmmisary> is that
even possible?
L382[16:17:48] <AmandaC> Internet
card!
L383[16:17:53] <AmandaC> Connects to the
internet
L384[16:18:05] <HalinitesEmmisary> woah,
crazy stuff
L385[16:18:32] <HalinitesEmmisary>
apparently the internet is interdimensional
L386[16:18:56] <AmandaC> It's also
inter-server
L387[16:19:03] <AmandaC> For instance, I'm
not actually playing MC right now
L388[16:19:40] <HalinitesEmmisary>
wow
L389[16:19:49] <ben_mkiv> what modpack do
you play?
L390[16:19:59] <HalinitesEmmisary> Mianite
Reborn
L391[16:21:16] <HalinitesEmmisary> this
program is still only for OpenComputers though right? it doesn't
connect to something for other people?
L392[16:21:33] <AmandaC> It connects to
IRC
L393[16:21:34] <Michiyo> it uses IRC,
which is a standard.
L394[16:21:44] <Michiyo> theres clients
for all kinda of OSes and devices.
L395[16:22:05] <HalinitesEmmisary>
ok
L396[16:22:21] <HalinitesEmmisary> i'm not
a coder so i still don't really know what that means
L397[16:22:50] <HalinitesEmmisary> i was
just looking for a chat program i could use to talk to people on my
moon base ; _ ;
L398[16:23:10] <Michiyo> Well, you can use
wochcat/IRC just join a different channel on the server
L399[16:23:26] <Michiyo> which you can do
with /join #someotherchannel
L400[16:23:30] <HalinitesEmmisary> i don't
know how tho
L401[16:23:33] <HalinitesEmmisary> oh
okay
L402[16:23:50] <Michiyo> # is important,
it tells the IRC server that you want to join a channel
L403[16:23:50] <HalinitesEmmisary> and do
i type that into the same line i'm typing in now?
L404[16:24:02] <Michiyo> Yeah
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L406[16:24:13] <HalinitesEmmisary> okay
thanks
L407[16:24:23] <Michiyo> IIRC wocchat
supports launching it with wocchat #somechannel too
L408[16:24:34] <Michiyo> but it's been
ages since I actually PLAYED with OC.
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L411[16:25:51] <HalinitesEmmisary> well
that sure was a crash
L412[16:26:06] <HalinitesEmmisary> i'm
sure i'll figure it out eventually
L413[16:27:05] <Michiyo> I'm @ work,
otherwise I'd fire up MC and test for you :P
L414[16:27:53] <CompanionCube>
HalinitesEmmisary: suffice to say that most of the people in this
channel are not talking via OC ingame :p
L415[16:31:31] <HalinitesEmmisary> I
guessed, yeah, but I have no other reason for a non-discord chat
program, so. *shrug*
L416[16:33:50] <Inari> Well
L417[16:33:57] <Inari> theres a ddiscord
channel which is linked to this irc channel :P
L418[16:34:30] <HalinitesEmmisary> yeah
well
L419[16:34:35] <HalinitesEmmisary> i have
no rebuttal for that
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L421[16:35:18] <HalinitesEmmisary> I don't
even know what the other joinable channels are though; all I can
see is #OC
L422[16:39:11] <Michiyo> well theres
tons... :P I assume wocchat can /list
L423[16:39:15] <Michiyo> but you can make
your own
L424[16:39:21] <Michiyo> by joining a
channel that doesn't exist :P
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L427[16:41:56] <HalinitesEmmisary> yeah i
tried joining something that didn't exist
L428[16:42:11] <HalinitesEmmisary> too bad
it's what gives me an error
L429[16:42:51] <HalinitesEmmisary> that I
can't get out of except by rebooting my opencomputer
L430[16:49:36] <Michiyo> what's the
error..?
L431[16:49:48] <Michiyo> also gamax92
^
L432[16:54:57] <HalinitesEmmisary> back
sorry was dealing with something else I was working on in the
server
L433[16:55:03] <HalinitesEmmisary> I had
it screenshotted one sec
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L435[17:00:29] <HalinitesEmmisary>
"Rendering error!"
L436[17:01:07] <HalinitesEmmisary>
"/wocchat.lua:500: attempt to call global 'copy' (a nil
value)"
L437[17:01:19] <HalinitesEmmisary>
"stack traceback:"
L438[17:01:46] <HalinitesEmmisary>
"machine:756: in function 'copy'"
L439[17:02:18] <Michiyo> gpu.copy is
nul... that's neat
L440[17:02:22] <Michiyo> nil*
L441[17:02:29] <Michiyo> umm... :/
L442[17:02:30] <Michiyo> no clue :D
L443[17:02:45] <HalinitesEmmisary> there's
a lot more, but I don't know if I should go on
L444[17:03:45] <Michiyo> what version of
OC/MC is this?
L445[17:04:18] <HalinitesEmmisary> 1.7.10
MC, I'll check on the OC version
L446[17:04:45] <HalinitesEmmisary> The
server I'm on is restarting, I
L447[17:04:58] <HalinitesEmmisary> will be
back in a bit
L448[17:05:02] <HalinitesEmmisary> when
the restart is over
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L452[17:09:45] <AmandaC> I'm guessing the
GPU was removed and replaced
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L456[17:11:15] <HalinitesEmmisary> Restart
over
L457[17:11:26] <HalinitesEmmisary> will
check my OC version now
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L459[17:13:04] <HalinitesEmmisary>
OpenComputers 1.5.22.46, for MC 1.7.10
L460[17:13:28] <HalinitesEmmisary> don't
see any other channels, /join on a channel that doesn't exist
doesn't make a channel
L461[17:13:34] <Michiyo> o_O
L462[17:13:34] <Michiyo> 1.5
L463[17:13:38] <Michiyo> ouch...
L464[17:13:43] <HalinitesEmmisary> instead
gives me a random error
L465[17:13:49] <Michiyo> ok I have no idea
when copy was added, but holy shit 1.5 is old :D
L466[17:14:20] <HalinitesEmmisary> and
/list as someone reccomended doesn't do jack
L467[17:14:33] <Michiyo> This is why I
hate playing mod packs..
L468[17:14:54] <HalinitesEmmisary> Nor do
I know. Should I exchange my Tier 2 data card for a tier 3 and see
if that does anything?
L469[17:15:05] <Michiyo> I suggested list,
I wasn't sure if it worked on wocchat.
L470[17:15:12] <Michiyo> it doesn't use a
data card.
L471[17:15:42] <HalinitesEmmisary> Okay,
so internet card is the only hardware that matters?
L472[17:15:50] <Michiyo> and the
GPU/Screen
L473[17:16:13] <HalinitesEmmisary>
right
L474[17:17:38] <HalinitesEmmisary> I have
the best APU and the best screen though
L475[17:17:57] <HalinitesEmmisary> don't
have to make any compromise for those so why not
L476[17:18:15] <Michiyo> best apu as in
creative, or t3?
L477[17:18:23] <Michiyo> a T3 APU is a t2
GPU and t3 CPU IIRC
L478[17:19:33] <HalinitesEmmisary>
neither, T2 APU
L479[17:19:50] <HalinitesEmmisary> in this
version APU goes T1 T2 creative
L480[17:20:01] <Michiyo> Oh right, no T3
on the APU..
L481[17:20:35] <Vexatos> Michiyo, it's not
that old
L482[17:20:42] <Vexatos> it was published
on Jan 31, 2016
L483[17:20:42] <Michiyo> A T2 is a t2
GPU
L484[17:20:49] <Vexatos> so it's only two
years and a month
L485[17:20:56] <Vexatos> :?
L486[17:20:59] <Michiyo> which is pretty
damn old.
L487[17:21:00] <Michiyo> :D
L488[17:21:49] <HalinitesEmmisary>
unfortunately the relative age of my mods does not, in fact, help
me go anywhere other then #OC
L489[17:23:42] <HalinitesEmmisary> I don't
know what GPU is, but the T3 CPU goes into the T2 APU so I have the
best APU and the best CPU
L490[17:24:41] <Michiyo> yes, and you have
a T2 GPU, as I stated, the max GPU is a T3 but I doubt a T2 GPU
doesn't support gpu.copy. my bet is it wasn't added at that point.
Vexatos care to comment on that?
L491[17:25:06] <Vexatos> I don't know
>_<
L492[17:25:14] <Michiyo> me either
:/
L493[17:25:15] <Vexatos> that was two
years ago >_>
L494[17:25:39] <HalinitesEmmisary> GPU
turns up nothing in NEI FYI
L495[17:25:45] <Michiyo> 1.6 added
gpu.copy it seems
L496[17:26:06] <HalinitesEmmisary> because
this is the chat where I use all the three letter acronyms
L497[17:26:13] <HalinitesEmmisary>
great
L498[17:26:26] <HalinitesEmmisary> so the
only chat I can be in is #OC?
L499[17:26:36] <Michiyo> so yeah, wocchat
isn't going to work properly cause it's using features from newer
versions.
L500[17:26:53] <HalinitesEmmisary> sick
stuff
L501[17:26:57] <Michiyo> well.. you can
use the built in IRC client, it's on the irc disk
L502[17:27:05] <Michiyo> it's... very
basic though :D
L503[17:27:48] <HalinitesEmmisary> so i
spent half an hour copy-pasting 1000 characters at a time for
talking in exactly one chat network where I probably shouldn't talk
about the roleplaying stuff I was going to talk about?
L504[17:29:19] <Michiyo> copypasting o_O
wat
L505[17:29:53] <Michiyo> craft an oppm
disk, type install, wait for oppm to install, then type oppm
install wocchat.
L506[17:30:06] <HalinitesEmmisary>
Listen.
L507[17:30:12] <HalinitesEmmisary>
...
L508[17:30:16] <HalinitesEmmisary> I'm an
idiot apparently.
L509[17:31:04] <Michiyo> anyway I'm off
work so I've gotta go
L510[17:31:07] <Michiyo> gl;hf
L511[17:31:16] <AmandaC> Work? At this
hour?
L512[17:31:32] <AmandaC> I see the bossman
is giving you the middle finger for putting in your 2-weeks.
L513[17:32:23] <tiin57> I always figured
that was a pretty standard bossman-thing to do
L514[17:40:17] * S3
avoids downloading giant ass GTA V on PS4 store by going to the
store across town in person
L515[17:40:35] * S3
puts disc in and sees "please wait downloading update for GTA
V: 17GB"
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<Kodos> Wait
you quit radio shack?
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L523[18:37:21]
<Mimiru>
@Kodos yeah I’m moving
L524[18:37:55]
<Mimiru>
AmandaC my normal hours are 9 to 5:30 so I wasn’t late or
anything
L525[18:39:25] <AmandaC> Mimiru: oh,
clarification request: you heading INTO work or HOME FROM
work?
L526[18:39:46] <AmandaC> I parsed it as
heading into a graveyaed shift
L527[18:40:17] <AmandaC> Graveyard*
L528[18:42:22] <MineRobber9000>
/12/5
L529[18:42:25] <MineRobber9000>
woops
L530[19:01:55]
<Mimiru>
Home lol
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L533[19:10:01] <AmandaC> Now that I think
about it, I guess it doesn't make sense for a RS in a small town to
be open at night
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L535[19:56:40] <vifino> GreaseMonkey: I
spotted you on the CHICKEN irc channel.
L536[19:56:45] <vifino> You can't hide
from me!
L537[20:00:58] <Izaya> why does OS/2 have
two install CDs if you only use the first one to boot
L538[20:01:07] <Izaya> couldn't they just
use a floppy for that?
L539[20:06:17] <vifino> pfft.
L540[20:06:21] <vifino> also, ohi
Izaya.
L541[20:07:31] <Izaya> hi
L542[20:07:41] <Izaya> I think the install
has failed :|
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L544[20:08:13] <Izaya> Do you think I
could compile Lua for DOS?
L545[20:09:54] <Izaya> is the Borland C
Compiler ANSI-compliant?
L546[20:25:13] <AmandaC> Istr that Lua has
constants around being in a DOS env, but it's been a very long time
since I completed it from source
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zsh sets mode: +v on Xilandro
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L555[23:10:41] <Saphire> I want to poke at
C# cross platform GUI
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