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L10[03:18:54] <Forecaster> %shell
L11[03:18:54] * MichiBot loads cookie into a shell and fires it. It strikes the ground near Deamon, Forecaster and SAL9000. They each take 5, 7 and 5 splash damage respectively.
L12[03:19:07] <Forecaster> ohno
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L14[03:40:22] <Forecaster> time to get back to setting up the new server I suppose
L15[03:56:34] <Ginkoe> Is there a way to do something like a "reset to factory", because my computer start acting weird
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L20[04:22:16] <Ristelle> how do I get `maxPacketSize` from `computer`?
L21[04:23:48] <Izaya> ~w modem
L22[04:23:48] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:modem
L23[04:30:09] <Ristelle> and with a internet card?
L24[04:30:22] <Izaya> ~w component:internet
L25[04:30:22] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:internet
L26[04:30:24] <Izaya> (probably)
L27[04:31:35] <Ristelle> there isnt a method for maxpacketsize tho
L28[04:32:50] * Izaya shrugs
L29[04:35:03] <fingercomp> what do you need maxPacketSize for?
L30[04:35:27] <Ristelle> Need to test how much data I can send through
L31[04:35:37] <Ristelle> Need to test how much data I can send through the TCP port [Edited]
L32[04:37:17] <fingercomp> the internet card gives you a socket stream
L33[04:40:03] <fingercomp> if you want to make sure that the entire chunk was sent, check the socket.write's return value
L34[04:40:44] <fingercomp> it returns the amount of data that was actually sent
L35[04:41:47] <Ristelle> okie
L36[04:42:53] <Izaya> Skye: rewriting microtel-3 from the ground up has shaved off almost 500 bytes
L37[04:43:00] <Izaya> without minification
L38[04:45:53] <Ristelle> is there a lua api so that I could use it in my IDE?
L39[04:46:02] <Skye> Heh
L40[04:46:12] <Izaya> this does have the downside
L41[04:46:20] <Izaya> that I can hardly read the non-minified source
L42[04:46:25] <Ristelle> lol
L43[04:46:37] <Izaya> so basically it's written like MultICE
L44[04:46:40] <Skye> @Ristelle, visual studio code and notepad++ have some nice features but not full IDE
L45[04:46:50] <Ristelle> Pycharm also has
L46[04:47:00] * Izaya just uses vim
L47[04:47:25] <Ristelle> lol
L48[04:49:00] <Izaya> my minification script is totally not a sequence of vim commands to change the longest calls to smaller ones
L49[04:51:18] <Ristelle> lol
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L52[04:55:41] <Ristelle> o/ Vex
L53[04:57:21] <Izaya> alrighty
L54[04:57:45] <Izaya> it won't do anything smarter than broadcast messages
L55[04:58:01] <Izaya> so it's a shitty router
L56[04:58:11] <Izaya> but it's 300 bytes shorter
L57[04:59:32] <Ristelle> lol
L58[05:13:09] <Forecaster> @Ginkoe reinstall OpenOS?
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L61[05:21:32] <Izaya> as it turns out the first time I wrote this I thought it out well
L62[05:21:42] <Izaya> this time, not so much
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L64[05:46:01] <Kodos> Time to fire up Path of Exile :3
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L68[06:43:46] <AmandaC> Kodos: enjoy power over Ethernet
L69[06:44:01] <Kodos> Eh?
L70[06:44:04] <Kodos> Oh
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L76[09:27:45] <AmandaC> %logs
L77[09:27:45] <MichiBot> AmandaC: https://oclogs.pc-logix.com/
L78[09:34:14] <MGR> Old link
L79[09:34:40] <AmandaC> it redirects though
L80[09:34:45] <Mimiru> ^
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L82[10:35:59] <Inari> Surviving Mars getting mixed reviews, shame
L83[10:37:47] <Inari> Hmm though one o the top reviews says it gets nicer in the endgame. (where many reviews complain about early/midgame)
L84[10:54:29] <Inari> If as Edelweiss~ Scaring in the dark~ But as Edelweiss~ Want to be a light~
L85[11:09:09] <Kodos> Who said it’s nicer endgame
L86[11:10:14] <Inari> @Kodos http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198053502124/recommended/464920/
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L88[11:12:09] <Kodos> Ah
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L91[11:13:05] <payonel> woo!
L92[11:13:06] <payonel> ^w
L93[11:13:11] <payonel> @ristelle did you find your maxPacketSize?
L94[11:13:32] <Ristelle> nope
L95[11:13:43] <payonel> what oc versin?
L96[11:13:47] <payonel> +o
L97[11:13:53] <Ristelle> Can you implement maxpacketsize in the internet card?
L98[11:14:00] <Ristelle> I think it is uhh
L99[11:14:02] <Ristelle> let me echk
L100[11:14:33] <payonel> on the internet card?
L101[11:14:39] <payonel> there isn't a max packet size
L102[11:14:51] <Ristelle> MC1.12.2-1.7.2.67
L103[11:14:58] <Ristelle> yeah there isnt a maxpacketsize
L104[11:15:04] <Ristelle> unless im wrong
L105[11:15:13] <Ristelle> ...wait so your saying
L106[11:15:28] <payonel> i'm saying we dont impose one
L107[11:15:32] <Ristelle> ther internet card doesnt have a limit to how much you can recieve or send?
L108[11:15:34] <Ristelle> Ah
L109[11:15:45] <payonel> yep
L110[11:15:53] <Ristelle> But I swore at BTM Moon I did hit a limit og 8192 bytes
L111[11:15:59] <Ristelle> But I swore at BTM Moon I did hit a limit of 8192 bytes [Edited]
L112[11:16:08] <payonel> well we may not write all of the data
L113[11:16:14] <payonel> but you get the number of bytes back
L114[11:16:29] <Ristelle> anyway to get all the data?
L115[11:16:41] <Ristelle> regardless of size
L116[11:16:43] <payonel> no, that's imposed by the socket layer
L117[11:16:48] <payonel> you have to loop until it is all written
L118[11:16:50] <Ristelle> darn
L119[11:16:59] <payonel> just make multiple calls
L120[11:17:05] <Ristelle> I think that was the limit actually
L121[11:17:19] <Ristelle> the socket layer size limitation
L122[11:17:27] <Ristelle> Anyways to get how much is it?
L123[11:17:35] <Ristelle> Anyway to get how much is it? [Edited]
L124[11:18:04] <payonel> while data:len() > 0 do offset = socket.send(data) data = data:sub(offset) end
L125[11:18:38] <Ristelle> and for recieveing data?
L126[11:18:45] <payonel> no because the socket write could decide to only take part of the width, if it has buffering reasons
L127[11:19:11] <Ristelle> I see
L128[11:19:54] <payonel> now on the other hand, read has a max buffer size, default 2k
L129[11:19:58] <payonel> you loop on that as well typically
L130[11:20:10] <payonel> and currently we have no api to tell you that
L131[11:20:47] <payonel> socket:read() will return nil when nothing can be read
L132[11:21:07] <payonel> or it should
L133[11:21:09] <payonel> :)
L134[11:21:35] <Ristelle> nil? thoght it was ""
L135[11:21:40] <Ristelle> ...oh wait
L136[11:21:43] <Ristelle> thats python
L137[11:21:44] <Ristelle> woops
L138[11:21:55] <payonel> "" can be valid, "not ready"
L139[11:22:09] <payonel> in python how do you know when the stream is done?
L140[11:22:43] <Ristelle> ...thats a good question actuallu
L141[11:22:46] <Ristelle> actually*
L142[11:22:48] <payonel> :)
L143[11:22:53] <payonel> anyways ,the idea is read until nil
L144[11:23:02] <payonel> just like file input
L145[11:23:28] <payonel> depends on your type of connection of course
L146[11:23:37] <Ristelle> Ah
L147[11:23:42] <payonel> you may have a connection kept open, in which case you'd have to handle your own packets
L148[11:23:50] <payonel> i mean that's all custom
L149[11:23:59] <payonel> nil should be when the connection is closed
L150[11:23:59] <Ristelle> yea
L151[11:25:18] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EEltu7TqJ0 (clannad spoilers :P)
L152[11:25:18] <MichiBot> 【CLANMAD】 - Fuko's Sand Canyon | length: 43s | Likes: 438 Dislikes: 5 Views: 47,946 | by SpiritofTouhou | Published On 2/11/2009
L153[11:26:34] <Ristelle> uhh could I send a code block over to IRC?
L154[11:26:38] <payonel> Inari: amazing
L155[11:26:39] <payonel> :)
L156[11:26:41] <Ristelle> @payo
L157[11:26:50] <Temia> Uh, no.
L158[11:26:52] <Temia> Please pastebin i
L159[11:26:54] <Temia> *it
L160[11:26:55] <Ristelle> kk
L161[11:27:01] <payonel> @ristelle i have to run
L162[11:27:09] <payonel> i'll be back in ... 1.5 hours
L163[11:27:13] * payonel runs
L164[11:27:19] <Inari> %pet Temia
L165[11:27:19] * MichiBot brushes Temia with a jar of bees. Temia recovers 5 health!
L166[11:27:23] <Ristelle> Later
L167[11:27:28] <Temia> WHYYYY ;A;
L168[11:27:44] <Ristelle> anyways: https://hastebin.com/keqorafulo.py
L169[11:27:57] <Ristelle> @payonel
L170[11:29:48] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tKVN2mAKRI this has a very odd pacing to me, but I still kinda like it
L171[11:29:48] <MichiBot> DAOKO × 米津玄師『打上花火』MUSIC VIDEO | length: 4m 53s | Likes: 630,581 Dislikes: 17,748 Views: 121,130,008 | by daoko_jp | Published On 9/8/2017
L172[11:30:49] <Inari> Also I wonder if thats from some anime
L173[11:30:53] <Inari> reminds me of Bakemono in some parts
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L176[11:41:04] <the-nick-dev> > pushes 42 mb to github
L177[11:41:18] <the-nick-dev> > to then wget in minecraft and record a 128mins long tape
L178[11:42:53] <the-nick-dev> > still pushing
L179[11:43:38] <Skye> @the-nick-dev you can't wget 42mb files
L180[11:43:47] <Skye> hard drives are too small
L181[11:43:54] <Skye> tape write might work however
L182[11:44:13] <the-nick-dev> yes thats why im ginna directly download on a tape :^)
L183[11:44:19] <the-nick-dev> yes thats why im gionna directly download on a tape :^) [Edited]
L184[11:44:22] <the-nick-dev> yes thats why im gonna directly download on a tape :^) [Edited]
L185[11:44:39] <the-nick-dev> and acctually by 5 mb parts
L186[11:45:01] <Ristelle> what your uploading anyways?
L187[11:45:08] <Skye> music most likely
L188[11:45:11] <the-nick-dev> finally done
L189[11:45:12] <Ristelle> what are you uploading anyways? [Edited]
L190[11:45:16] <the-nick-dev> it is music
L191[11:45:17] <the-nick-dev> ofc
L192[11:45:21] <Ristelle> Ah
L193[11:45:29] <the-nick-dev> im using tapes from computronica
L194[11:45:30] <the-nick-dev> im using tapes from computronics [Edited]
L195[11:45:37] <Ristelle> Yeah I use them as well
L196[11:45:48] <the-nick-dev> here if you want to listen https://github.com/the-nick-dev/files/tree/master/testing/new128mincasette
L197[11:45:51] <Ristelle> Im thinking of dolby surround sound with tape drives
L198[11:46:02] <the-nick-dev> interesting
L199[11:47:31] <the-nick-dev> @Ristelle the casettes are spinned when you write to them(like in real life)?
L200[11:47:50] <the-nick-dev> (checking so i dont overwrite part 1 with part 2)
L201[11:48:06] <Ristelle> Yeah they should
L202[11:48:11] <Ristelle> as long as you dont seek
L203[11:48:20] <the-nick-dev> ye
L204[11:48:31] <the-nick-dev> https://i.like-man.ga/350oau.png
L205[11:48:41] <Skye> IIRC tape write seeks to 0
L206[11:48:56] <the-nick-dev> rly?
L207[11:49:13] <Vexatos> yes
L208[11:49:15] <Skye> the tool seeks to 0
L209[11:49:19] <Skye> because Vexatos coded it to
L210[11:49:36] <the-nick-dev> soo i have to write something else?
L211[11:49:50] <Skye> you can edit the program
L212[11:49:55] <the-nick-dev> ah ye
L213[11:49:59] <Vexatos> Or just merge the song files
L214[11:49:59] <Skye> just comment out the line that seeks
L215[11:50:11] <Skye> Vexatos, they're using github for hosting
L216[11:50:12] <the-nick-dev> ah ok thanks ?
L217[11:50:30] <the-nick-dev> i could merge it but im too lazy and i thought this will work))
L218[11:51:25] <Vexatos> pretty sure you can just cat second.dfpwm >> first.dfpwm
L219[11:51:59] <the-nick-dev> basicallly simly combine files?
L220[11:52:04] <the-nick-dev> basicallly simply combine files? [Edited]
L221[11:53:30] <the-nick-dev> wait
L222[11:53:32] <the-nick-dev> did i just
L223[11:53:36] <the-nick-dev> discovered
L224[11:53:41] <the-nick-dev> something hilarious
L225[11:55:02] <the-nick-dev> you acctually can record music on tape while rewinding it
L226[11:55:09] <the-nick-dev> but its gonna be in pieces
L227[11:55:31] <Skye> ?
L228[11:57:40] <the-nick-dev> i started rewinding tapewhen i was writing
L229[11:57:46] <the-nick-dev> then listened to it
L230[11:58:10] <the-nick-dev> and it was like - music - long silence - music - ...
L231[11:58:35] <Ristelle> hmm
L232[11:59:01] <Ristelle> DSS7.14OC
L233[11:59:14] <Ristelle> Dolby surround sound 7.1 for OC
L234[11:59:32] <Ristelle> I have a concept on how it can work
L235[11:59:36] <Ristelle> but I need to test...
L236[11:59:40] <Skye> don't do dolby
L237[11:59:50] <Skye> do WAV surround sound
L238[11:59:52] <Skye> :P
L239[12:00:03] <Ristelle> tgats what im doing
L240[12:00:10] <Ristelle> split all the tracks into wav
L241[12:00:31] <Ristelle> encode them correctly.
L242[12:00:35] <Ristelle> to dfpwm
L243[12:00:42] <Skye> Vexatos is good at speaker placement
L244[12:00:49] <Ristelle> and then have a client whihc plays all of them at once
L245[12:01:05] <Ristelle> I also gotta consider the how loud it os
L246[12:01:16] <Ristelle> Migjt need to volume be devided by 7 through out
L247[12:01:24] <Ristelle> so the player isnt overwhealmed.
L248[12:03:02] <payonel> @ristelle back. is that your python socket read solution? what is b''? is that char(0) ?
L249[12:03:50] <Ristelle> Not mine but it is someone I seen
L250[12:03:53] <the-nick-dev> im just putting hidden speakers ALL over my new base
L251[12:04:00] <Ristelle> Not mine but it is by someone [Edited]
L252[12:04:02] <the-nick-dev> ^-^
L253[12:05:45] <Ristelle> Annd If im crazy enough
L254[12:05:53] <Ristelle> I might just do Atmos as well
L255[12:06:13] <the-nick-dev> someone acctually made a dfpwm encoder for OC
L256[12:06:23] <Ristelle> gamax92?
L257[12:06:25] <Ristelle> yeah
L258[12:06:26] <the-nick-dev> ye
L259[12:06:35] <Ristelle> Tell him I can do large wav files
L260[12:06:41] <Ristelle> Tell him I cannot do large wav files [Edited]
L261[12:06:48] <the-nick-dev> can i join multiple dfpwm?
L262[12:06:52] <Ristelle> I think the wav file might hqve 4 channels
L263[12:07:45] <Vexatos> you can
L264[12:09:07] <Ristelle> https://i.imgur.com/FRf2GlC.jpg Though... I think Ill hold off on the atmos until BTM Moon or LimboCon...
L265[12:09:19] <Ristelle> 24 speskers and 10 overhead ones
L266[12:09:21] <Ristelle> wew
L267[12:10:52] <the-nick-dev> oof
L268[12:11:07] <Ristelle> DSS4OC I think that will be the name of the project.
L269[12:11:18] <Skye> don't call it dolby
L270[12:11:20] <Skye> .-.
L271[12:12:16] <Ristelle> Soo what shpuld i call it? DFPWM Surround Sound?
L272[12:12:35] <Skye> yep
L273[12:12:43] <Skye> SSfDFPWM?
L274[12:13:40] <Ristelle> Dish4OC
L275[12:13:57] <Ristelle> if you want to know how to pronunce the Acronym
L276[12:14:04] <Skye> dish?
L277[12:15:11] <Ristelle> yes
L278[12:15:14] <Ristelle> Dish4OC
L279[12:15:36] <Ristelle> like the dish in serving dish
L280[12:17:38] <the-nick-dev> hmm
L281[12:17:39] <the-nick-dev> pushiing
L282[12:22:37] <the-nick-dev> https://i.like-man.ga/vqksra.png
L283[12:24:24] <Ristelle> fun
L284[13:04:53] <the-nick-dev> https://i.like-man.ga/6mo7ys.png
L285[13:04:58] <the-nick-dev> it stopped?
L286[13:10:05] <Vexatos> that likely means the connection was terminated by either side :P
L287[13:10:14] <Vexatos> Maybe github doesn't like a connection being open for hours
L288[13:18:39] <the-nick-dev> reeeeeeeeeeeeee
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L290[13:22:56] <the-nick-dev> btw where is tape programm located? :p
L291[13:22:58] <the-nick-dev> btw where is tape programm located? ? [Edited]
L292[13:23:38] <the-nick-dev> in bin\?
L293[13:23:59] <payonel> i think Corded should chat in discord that the message edit was performed on irc
L294[13:24:19] <payonel> @the-nick-dev using openos? use `which <program>`
L295[13:24:23] <payonel> it'll give you the path
L296[13:24:59] <the-nick-dev> thanks
L297[13:26:29] <the-nick-dev> is this is the way to comment out? https://i.like-man.ga/qih1c7.png
L298[13:26:57] <Skye> no
L299[13:27:00] <Skye> -- instead of //
L300[13:27:39] <the-nick-dev> anyway i just removed it xD
L301[13:46:11] <the-nick-dev> https://i.like-man.ga/kictli.png
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L308[14:54:31] <AmandaC> %choose DiF or later
L309[14:54:31] <MichiBot> AmandaC: DiF
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L313[15:42:02] <Mimiru> payonel, whatnow?
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L317[16:48:23] <WatchtowerOrator> Time for a new episode from Forecaster! You're welcome!
L318[16:48:23] <WatchtowerOrator> https://youtu.be/EUn7OeKFEEw - RailcraftLP [Episode 86] - A new meatspace place
L319[16:48:23] <WatchtowerOrator> Tags on this video: casting,ic2,advanced rocketry,opencomputers,lua,programming,foundry
L320[16:48:23] <MichiBot> RailcraftLP- [Episode 86] - A new meatspace place | length: 32m 20s | Likes: 0 Dislikes: 0 Views: 0 | by Forecaster | Published On 17/3/2018
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L322[17:30:11] <payonel> Mimiru: ?
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L324[18:07:51] <Mimiru> payonel, corded edit thing?
L325[18:08:04] <payonel> oh that :)
L326[18:08:22] <payonel> i was only being cheeky
L327[18:08:30] <Mimiru> oh
L328[18:08:31] <AmandaC> I think payonel means a little notice on the discord side when someone uses the edit functionality
L329[18:08:32] <payonel> we see [edit]
L330[18:08:34] <AmandaC> ah
L331[18:08:37] <payonel> corded should tell them the same :)
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L340[22:06:07] <AmandaC> Oops it's 23.06
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L342[22:08:16] <AmandaC> %tell Inari I just binged to current. Still liking it
L343[22:08:16] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Inari will be notified of this message when next seen.
L344[23:13:54] <Ristelle> Is DFPWM Mono or Stero?
L345[23:13:56] <Ristelle> Is DFPWM Mono or Stereo? [Edited]
L346[23:16:36] <Izaya> I think it's mono.
L347[23:16:40] <Izaya> Check the wiki though
L348[23:16:42] <Ristelle> I see
L349[23:18:11] <Ristelle> `It is a mono codec, but stereo can be achieved by running two streams in parallel.`
L350[23:18:27] <Izaya> :D
L351[23:18:40] <Izaya> Two tape drives?
L352[23:18:44] <Ristelle> Seems like it
L353[23:48:32] <BlueAgent> Is there a way to detect if a block is a flowing fluid or a fluid source?
L354[23:48:50] <BlueAgent> I tried using the geolyzer, but it gives the same output for the source and the flowing liquid
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