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L2[00:05:24] <gm|and> ok nh
L3[00:05:49] <gm|and> how the hell does ATM
work again
L4[00:05:57] <gm|and> wrt VCIs and
VPIs
L5[00:07:42] <gm|and> if you look it up
online it tends to not be arsed differentiating them properly
L6[00:08:06] <gm|and> btw this is not for
work, we use completely different shit e.g. I2C
L7[00:09:59] <gm|and> i suspect for a really
really basic graph component network you'd opt for a "dial a
destination" approach where 0x00 or 0xFF or something marks
the terminator where you actually talk to what you wanted to
L8[00:10:20] <gm|and> i'm kinda jumping only
slightly related topics like a derp
L9[00:10:30] <Moongoodboy{K}> ATM?
L10[00:10:39] <gm|and> asynchronous
transfer mode
L11[00:10:52] <gm|and> it's a networking
system that's apparently still widely used for broadband
backbones
L12[00:11:05] <gm|and> S3's a fan of
it
L13[00:12:05] <gm|and> it's based on
circuit-switching (as per old-style phone networks) as opposed to
packet switching (as per IP)
L14[00:12:48] <gm|and> ok this train's
getting pretty packed
L15[00:17:17] <gm|and> i suspect the idea
of ATM is an improvement over what i was thinking of for a system
component network, where once you've "dialed in" you've
got a virtual circuit identifier and you send that instead of
"dialing" the whole path for every packet
L16[00:17:34] <gm|and> then again, tracking
VCIs would be a pain in the arse for the system component
case
L17[00:19:00] *
Izaya squints
L18[00:19:17] <gm|and> honk
L19[00:19:29] <gm|and> anyhow about to hit
a tunnel
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L21[00:20:10] <Izaya> what is gm short for
tho
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L23[00:24:34] <gm|and> and back
L24[00:26:17] <Moongoodboy{K}> circuit
switching…in the Internet?? O.o
L25[00:26:40] <gm|and> yeah it uses virtual
circuits
L26[00:26:50] <Moongoodboy{K}> so, what, it
establishes circuits for…TCP connections?
L27[00:26:52] <gm|and> you establish a path
and you stick to it for as long as practical
L28[00:26:58] <Moongoodboy{K}> what does it
establishes circuits for
L29[00:27:00] <gm|and> eh, probably not TCP
connections
L30[00:27:06] <Moongoodboy{K}> yeah, but
what else
L31[00:27:10] <gm|and> although i suspect
you can put IP over ATM
L32[00:27:21] <Moongoodboy{K}> this system
doesn't use IP??
L33[00:27:23] <Moongoodboy{K}> wtf
L34[00:27:41] <gm|and> you could put IP
over UDP if you really wanted to
L35[00:27:43] <Izaya> gm|and: what is gm
short for
L36[00:27:47] <gm|and> greasemonkey
L37[00:28:04] <Izaya> Right
L38[00:28:10] <Izaya> Don't mind me being
an idiot
L39[00:28:32] <gm|and> my mind's kinda
switching between two related but different things right now
L40[00:28:49] <Izaya> Just got off work so
I'm a little out of it
L41[00:28:54] <Moongoodboy{K}> gm|and:
yeah, it's called VPNing!
L42[00:28:55] <gm|and> fair enough
L43[00:29:12] <Izaya> But uh
L44[00:29:13] <Moongoodboy{K}> I don't
understand how you'd put IP over circuits though
L45[00:29:18] <gm|and> Moongoodboy{K}:
that's only one application of it, what it's called is
encapsulation
L46[00:29:21] <Moongoodboy{K}> or UDP for
that matter
L47[00:29:32] <Izaya> I was under the
impression that ATM was used on ADSL
L48[00:29:37] <gm|and> thing is, there
needs to be some way to work out a path from one IP to
another
L49[00:29:42] <Moongoodboy{K}> That kinda
makes sense
L50[00:29:48] <Moongoodboy{K}> gm|and:
routing tables!
L51[00:30:10] <gm|and> anyhow, my stop's
coming up shortly so i'll continue when i get home
L52[00:30:13] *
Izaya likes dumb flood routing, personally
L53[00:30:51] <Moongoodboy{K}> what, like
hubs? o.O
L54[00:31:08] <gm|and> if you can work out
a region-based prefix scheme (*cough* IPv6) it's kinda nice
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L56[00:32:20] <Izaya> Moongoodboy{K}: more
like every device is a switch
L57[00:36:07] <Izaya> if it doesn't know
where to send it, send it everywhere, but if it knows, send it
directly
L58[00:37:48] <Moongoodboy{K}> Ahh.
L59[00:37:59] <Moongoodboy{K}> That
seems…impractical
L60[00:38:04] <Izaya> It works very well,
actually
L61[00:38:19] <Moongoodboy{K}> as opposed
to /if you don't know where to send it (and you're central enough
not to have a default route), drop it/
L62[00:38:45] <Izaya> If you've got a bunch
of machines hooked up directly, with no routing, just turn
forwarding packets off for all but the router
L63[00:39:10] <Izaya> Otherwise, routing
sorts itself out
L64[00:39:49] <Izaya> you can happily have
a box with a wireless card sitting on a wired network forwarding
packets between
L65[00:39:51] <Izaya> no config
needed
L66[00:40:02] <Moongoodboy{K}> On a tiny
scale, sure, but—
L67[00:40:06] <Moongoodboy{K}>
…oohhhhhh
L68[00:40:11] <Izaya> admittedly that's not
a huge thing because relays with wireless cards exist
L69[00:40:20] <Izaya> but I mean you can
expand that to anything
L70[00:40:42] <Izaya> routing over the
internet, linked cards, wireless
L71[00:40:49] <Izaya> it'll automatically
route through a wireless mesh network
L72[00:44:40] <GreaseMonkey> honf
L73[00:44:57] <Izaya> o/
L74[00:45:24] <GreaseMonkey> my hand bloody
hurts right now
L75[00:46:01] <GreaseMonkey> yeah i think
i'll have dinner
L76[00:54:40] 
<Ristelle>
o/ GreatMonkey
<Ristelle>
o/ GreatMonkeyL77[00:54:46] <Ristelle>
o/ GreaseMonkey [Edited]
<Ristelle>
o/ GreaseMonkey [Edited]L78[00:54:53] <Ristelle>
Dammit typos
<Ristelle>
Dammit typosL79[00:55:16] <Ristelle>
uhh does threading mitigate the issue of gpu call
limitations?
<Ristelle>
uhh does threading mitigate the issue of gpu call
limitations?L80[00:56:59] <Izaya> Coroutines?
L81[00:57:11] <Ristelle>
OC's thread thingy
<Ristelle>
OC's thread thingyL82[00:59:30] <Moongoodboy{K}> does OC even
have a thread thing? because coroutines aren't concurrent
L83[01:00:00] <Mimiru> ~w thread
L84[01:00:00] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:thread
L85[01:00:18] <Mimiru> magic.
L86[01:01:40] <Moongoodboy{K}> there's a
threading module! :o
L87[01:02:34] <Moongoodboy{K}> …I can IPC
in OC! :D
L88[01:04:34] *
Moongoodboy{K} remembers polling on files in CC for IPC.
/Ugh./
L89[01:05:08] *
Izaya uses events for IPC
L90[01:06:25] <Moongoodboy{K}> Mmhmm!
L91[01:09:04] *
GreaseMonkey remembers ranting about how shitty CC's interpretation
of how Lua should work was, and still is
L92[01:09:30] <GreaseMonkey> but yeah when
doing IPC i think even CC lets you use coroutines
L93[01:10:10] <GreaseMonkey> one thing it
does not do, however, is work remotely sanely with existing lua
code
L94[01:10:25] <GreaseMonkey> or with new
lua code for that matter
L95[01:11:22] <GreaseMonkey> the upside
though is rednet is built on top of a lower layer that you can tap
directly. this comes in handy when you're on a server where
everyone is trying to make a monopoly and you decide to make
everything all interact with one another in harmony
L96[01:11:47] <Izaya> A monopoly?
L97[01:18:36] <Ristelle>
Eurgh
<Ristelle>
EurghL98[01:18:55] <Ristelle> I
realised I have to start from 1 since everything in lua starts from
1
<Ristelle> I
realised I have to start from 1 since everything in lua starts from
1L99[01:21:50] <Moongoodboy{K}>
Eeeyyup.
L100[01:21:53] <Moongoodboy{K}> :|
L101[01:22:21] <Izaya> Or abuse your
tables into starting from zero.
L102[01:24:33] <Moongoodboy{K}> no, no,
that breaks language conventions
L103[01:24:36] <Moongoodboy{K}> just deal
with it :(
L104[01:24:49] <Izaya> Yup.
L105[01:25:01] <Moongoodboy{K}> …
L106[01:25:29] <Moongoodboy{K}> …I just
realized that's why the `sides` table starts with`[0]`…
L107[01:25:45] <Moongoodboy{K}> it has to,
otherwise the first thing would be index 1
L108[01:25:49] <Izaya> Yup.
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L113[03:12:37] <payonel> @ristelle and
Moongoodboy{K} the thread library is just super fancy
coroutines
L114[03:13:17] <Moongoodboy{K}> o.o
.
L115[03:13:41] <payonel> if you have
questions, feel free to ask :)
L116[03:14:03] <payonel> i did write it
after all
L117[03:19:19] <payonel> well, actually i
need some sleep. but i'll check for old messages when i'm on
again
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L120[03:43:28] <b4db0y15> Yo??
L121[03:43:38] <b4db0y15> Is anyone in the
channel???
L122[03:43:43] <b4db0y15> Speak
L123[03:44:24] <Izaya> I knew that name
looked familiar...
L124[03:45:49] <Forecaster>
Bark?
<Forecaster>
Bark?L125[03:48:00] ⇦
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L126[03:52:02] <Lizzian>
Izaya, in what way?
<Lizzian>
Izaya, in what way?L127[03:53:08] <Izaya> I'm gonna not say
something unneccesarily unfriendly
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L164[05:03:18] <Ristelle>
Soo whats going on in IRC?
<Ristelle>
Soo whats going on in IRC?L165[05:03:47] <asie> Looking for a
laptop. Picking a laptop is hard.
L166[05:03:54] <Ristelle>
ITS ASIE
<Ristelle>
ITS ASIEL167[05:04:00] <Ristelle>
o/
<Ristelle>
o/L168[05:05:18] <asie> <o
L169[05:05:21] <asie> \o
L170[05:05:57] <Ristelle>
o/
<Ristelle>
o/L171[05:06:37] <Izaya> I check every few
months to see if there are any that would be an all-round
upgrade
L172[05:07:10] <Izaya> But I'm pretty
rough with my laptop and I doubt these paper-thin no-key-travel
things would like that
L173[05:09:39] <asie> I found a laptop I
love - the T480s... but it's pricey
L174[05:09:42] <asie> even with the
student discount
L175[05:10:29] <Izaya> eeeeh
L176[05:10:49] <Izaya> keyboard on that
would disappoint me I think
L177[05:10:53] <asie> 1.8mm travel is
about as good as you can get post-2016
L178[05:10:59] <Lizzian> if
i ever get a new laptop, I'd want one that could be somewhat
upgraded in the future, is very high-end for it's 'time' and has VR
support because i already have a fairly good light-gaming laptop
which i don't use for gaming much these days because i'm generally
always with my main rig
<Lizzian> if
i ever get a new laptop, I'd want one that could be somewhat
upgraded in the future, is very high-end for it's 'time' and has VR
support because i already have a fairly good light-gaming laptop
which i don't use for gaming much these days because i'm generally
always with my main rigL179[05:11:12] <asie> >VR support
L180[05:11:13] <Izaya> hence why I'm still
using one from 2011 I guess x_x
L181[05:11:16] <asie> just get a desktop
and lug it in a backpack
L182[05:11:19] <asie> Izaya: my X220
broke
L183[05:11:25] <asie> and the X220/X230
generally has poor build quality
L184[05:11:33] *
Izaya pages Skye
L185[05:11:41] <asie> in my
experience
L186[05:11:44] <asie> it held up well,
then it kind of stopped
L187[05:11:51] <asie> and it started
cracking all over the place, then the charging circuitry
failed...
L188[05:11:55] <Izaya> I dropped my T420
off the first floor and it chipped one end of the battery
L189[05:12:16] <Lizzian>
except my current rig is huge, plus the thick metal used in the
case increases it's weight a lot
<Lizzian>
except my current rig is huge, plus the thick metal used in the
case increases it's weight a lotL190[05:12:23] <Izaya> (or rather, my
whole bag, with a number of books in it)
L191[05:12:36] <Izaya> Lizzy, get a LAN
party case from like, the early 2000s
L192[05:13:21] <Izaya> http://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/productimage/11-129-145-11.jpg
L193[05:13:30] <Forecaster>
That's my case!
<Forecaster>
That's my case!L194[05:13:37] <Izaya> mfw
L195[05:13:47] <Izaya> I was using that
till I got my 690, which didn't fit
L196[05:13:53] <Lizzian>
If/when i get the money, i might build myself a small fast gaming
rig, but as it stands at the moment i don't go to many gaming
conventions and am not hopping between houses since april last
year
<Lizzian>
If/when i get the money, i might build myself a small fast gaming
rig, but as it stands at the moment i don't go to many gaming
conventions and am not hopping between houses since april last
yearL197[05:14:02] <Forecaster>
I've had it for over 10 years
<Forecaster>
I've had it for over 10 yearsL198[05:14:13] <Izaya> I got mine in 2015
or so
L199[05:14:13] <Forecaster>
it was my first own computer
<Forecaster>
it was my first own computerL200[05:14:23] <Forecaster>
which I got when I was 15
<Forecaster>
which I got when I was 15L201[05:14:36] <Izaya> was quite the
upgrade from my shitty beige box
L202[05:14:37] <Forecaster>
I've since replaced the contents many times over of course
<Forecaster>
I've since replaced the contents many times over of courseL203[05:14:49] <Izaya> it's a v. nice
case
L204[05:15:04] <Forecaster>
I recently broke the plastic grate on the front unfortunately
<Forecaster>
I recently broke the plastic grate on the front unfortunatelyL205[05:15:06] <Corded> * <Lizzian>
built her computer in 2011, pretty much everything has changed
since then though
L206[05:15:11] <Forecaster>
I'll probably replace it soon
<Forecaster>
I'll probably replace it soonL207[05:15:32] <Forecaster>
I might just mount the components on a board or something
<Forecaster>
I might just mount the components on a board or somethingL208[05:15:36] <Forecaster>
put it on the wall
<Forecaster>
put it on the wallL209[05:15:37] <Izaya> if I didn't want to
use it again I'd mail you a new one but anyway
L210[05:16:33] <asie> maybe i'll just get
an X230 because I now have a drawer full of spare X220 parts
L211[05:16:45] <Forecaster>
it's got a lot of scratches...
<Forecaster>
it's got a lot of scratches...L212[05:17:40] <Forecaster>
but it is 13 years old
<Forecaster>
but it is 13 years oldL213[05:18:15] <Lizzian>
though some of my old hardware has gone to live in other machines.
my 560Ti is in my dad's pc along with my computer's first
motherboard and cpu. my 760 went to my cousin. 8gb of the 16gb DDR3
sticks i had went into my storage server. sadly my last
board&cpu (skylake, some i5 k-series IIRC) both died so i
couldn't use those for my home server (which would have been
wonderful because it had 2 lan ports built in)
<Lizzian>
though some of my old hardware has gone to live in other machines.
my 560Ti is in my dad's pc along with my computer's first
motherboard and cpu. my 760 went to my cousin. 8gb of the 16gb DDR3
sticks i had went into my storage server. sadly my last
board&cpu (skylake, some i5 k-series IIRC) both died so i
couldn't use those for my home server (which would have been
wonderful because it had 2 lan ports built in)L214[05:19:12] <Lizzian>
one of my original hdds is still sitting in my drawers but it has
issues, the other is in my hard drive dock
<Lizzian>
one of my original hdds is still sitting in my drawers but it has
issues, the other is in my hard drive dockL215[05:19:15] <Izaya> I still have the 3
C2D boxes I was using a while kicking around
L216[05:21:48] <Izaya> 750Ti in one, GT220
in one, GT8600 in one
L217[05:26:26] <Izaya> it occurs to me
that I've never actually used that case to take it to a LAN
party
L218[05:26:32] <Izaya> figures cause I
usually host them, but still
L219[05:28:07] <Forecaster>
I have
<Forecaster>
I haveL220[05:28:17] <Forecaster>
it was great for that, being so light
<Forecaster>
it was great for that, being so lightL221[05:28:23] <Izaya> Yeah
L222[05:28:30] <Izaya> I was expecting it
to be more flimsy tbh
L223[05:28:37] <Izaya> but it's solid for
how light it is
L224[05:28:39] <Forecaster>
I've lugged other peoples cases and they've been a lot
heavier
<Forecaster>
I've lugged other peoples cases and they've been a lot
heavierL225[05:28:45] <Izaya> Ah well, there's
still time to do that
L226[05:28:55] <Izaya> Gonna need to
replace the fans and stick some actual internals in though
L227[05:30:03] <Forecaster>
I need to get some monitor cable extensions so I can put it further
away
<Forecaster>
I need to get some monitor cable extensions so I can put it further
awayL228[05:30:29] <Forecaster>
also, the case is rattling when it's running now, which is super
annoying
<Forecaster>
also, the case is rattling when it's running now, which is super
annoyingL229[05:30:35] <Forecaster>
I don't know what it is that's doing it
<Forecaster>
I don't know what it is that's doing itL230[05:30:49] <Izaya> I was thinking I
might stick my desktop in a corner somewhere, use it p. much
entirely for in-home streaming
L231[05:30:54] <Forecaster>
giving the case a light kick makes it stop for a while
<Forecaster>
giving the case a light kick makes it stop for a whileL232[05:31:18] <Izaya> build a desktop
with one of those new Ryzen APUs, which will actually be remotely
quiet
L233[05:31:20] <Forecaster>
hence why I might just ditch cases entierly
<Forecaster>
hence why I might just ditch cases entierlyL234[05:32:09] <Izaya> well, that approach
does work
L235[05:32:17] <Forecaster>
I'm going to get some sound absorbing floor screens to encase where
I sit, then I can put the actual computer on the other side
<Forecaster>
I'm going to get some sound absorbing floor screens to encase where
I sit, then I can put the actual computer on the other sideL236[05:32:18] <Izaya> it gets messy
quickly though
L237[05:32:46] <Forecaster>
I'll put it on the wall, decently high up to minimize dust
attraction
<Forecaster>
I'll put it on the wall, decently high up to minimize dust
attractionL238[05:32:56] <Izaya> I'd say find a
fuckhuge tower, stick all your hardware in there, and tape
flyscreen around it as a cheap dust filter
L239[05:32:56] <Forecaster>
it'll be easy to clean as well since there's nothing in the
way
<Forecaster>
it'll be easy to clean as well since there's nothing in the
wayL240[05:33:03] <Izaya> don't bother
putting the sides on properly or anything
L241[05:33:58] <Forecaster>
I also need to move my servers... they're just outside my bedroom
currently and I have to close the door when I go to bed because
they're too noisy
<Forecaster>
I also need to move my servers... they're just outside my bedroom
currently and I have to close the door when I go to bed because
they're too noisyL242[05:34:17] <Izaya> all the computers
are at the other end of the residence
L243[05:34:28] <Izaya> do you know how
loud a Catalyst 3550 is?
L244[05:34:33] <Forecaster>
I should perhaps put them in the empty room I use for storage
currently
<Forecaster>
I should perhaps put them in the empty room I use for storage
currentlyL245[05:34:35] <Izaya> it's obnoxious to
put it nicely
L246[05:34:59] <Forecaster>
but there's no network cables in the walls
<Forecaster>
but there's no network cables in the wallsL247[05:35:08] <Forecaster>
so any cables have to go across the floor
<Forecaster>
so any cables have to go across the floorL248[05:35:12] <Forecaster>
:|
<Forecaster>
:|L249[05:35:24] <Forecaster>
which sucks
<Forecaster>
which sucksL250[05:35:34] <Forecaster>
I'll do something about that at some point
<Forecaster>
I'll do something about that at some pointL251[05:35:42] <Izaya> run em on the
ceiling
L252[05:37:35] <Forecaster>
I need to buy a spool of network cable and some cable channels and
draw it along the walls
<Forecaster>
I need to buy a spool of network cable and some cable channels and
draw it along the wallsL253[05:38:39] <Forecaster>
there's some of that already since they apparently decided that you
can't keep the router in the living room where the fiber comes in,
so instead they put the network ports in the middle of the
apartment in the hallway
<Forecaster>
there's some of that already since they apparently decided that you
can't keep the router in the living room where the fiber comes in,
so instead they put the network ports in the middle of the
apartment in the hallwayL254[05:52:00] <Forecaster>
I think I managed to configure logrotate to cap the apache logs at
25MB now....
<Forecaster>
I think I managed to configure logrotate to cap the apache logs at
25MB now....L255[06:12:29] <asie> is Ubuntu or Fedora
the better Linux distro for a newcomer ATM?
L256[06:12:32] <asie> (or maybe something
else?)
L257[06:12:37] <asie> (if you say Arch I
*will* /ignore you please don't)
L258[06:13:59] <Izaya> probably mint or
debian tbh or
arch
L259[06:18:25]
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L260[06:38:45] <AmandaC> asie: Ubuntu is
more likely to have a one-click-install for apps
L261[06:38:56] <Lizzian>
Asie: gentoo
<Lizzian>
Asie: gentooL262[06:39:10] <Corded> * <Lizzian>
hides
L263[06:43:10] <Izaya> I suspect I've been
ignored despite providing legitimate advice as well as a joke
L264[06:43:52] <MGR> ┬─┬ ノ(
゜-゜ノ)
<MGR> ┬─┬ ノ(
゜-゜ノ)L265[06:44:11] <Lizzian>
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
<Lizzian>
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻L266[06:44:19] <MGR>
?
<MGR>
?L267[06:45:05] <MGR> I'd
like to say that when people say Asus has terrible support, they're
not wrong
<MGR> I'd
like to say that when people say Asus has terrible support, they're
not wrongL268[06:46:44] <Izaya> I don't have much
experience with their desktop stuff but their laptops are
horrible
L269[06:46:56] <MGR> My
Asus laptop is pretty good
<MGR> My
Asus laptop is pretty goodL270[06:47:07] <Izaya> I mean
L271[06:47:11] <Izaya> the specs were okay
for the price
L272[06:47:15] <MGR> Asus
makes good products (usually), but if you get a lemon and have to
talk to support, you might as well just die
<MGR> Asus
makes good products (usually), but if you get a lemon and have to
talk to support, you might as well just dieL273[06:47:31] <Izaya> but the keyboard is
terrible and the touchpad is like kicking dead whales down the
beach
L274[06:47:35] <MGR> I've
had a support ticket open for TWO MONTHS with them
<MGR> I've
had a support ticket open for TWO MONTHS with themL275[06:47:37] <Izaya> 1366x768 screen
too
L276[06:47:39] <Izaya> egh
L277[06:47:41] <Izaya> oh wow
L278[06:47:52] <MGR> And my
desktop has been down the entire time
<MGR> And my
desktop has been down the entire timeL279[06:48:08] <Izaya> That explains an
amount.
L280[06:48:16] <MGR>
What?
<MGR>
What?L281[06:48:32] <Izaya> You've been very
quiet recently.
L282[06:48:40] <MGR>
Yeah
<MGR>
YeahL283[06:48:59] <MGR> I have
a ton of programming and other testing that needs to be done, but I
can't do it
<MGR> I have
a ton of programming and other testing that needs to be done, but I
can't do itL284[06:50:26]
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L285[06:50:51] <MajGenRelativity> It's
really, really, *really*, annoying me
L286[06:51:02] <MajGenRelativity>
Especially because I got a major programming request 3 days before
it died
L287[06:51:56] <Izaya> Every time,
eh/
L288[06:52:04] <MGR>
Yep
<MGR>
YepL289[06:52:12] <Ristelle>
Thats why I usually custom build my PC's
<Ristelle>
Thats why I usually custom build my PC'sL290[06:52:18] <MGR> My PC
is custom built
<MGR> My PC
is custom builtL291[06:52:22] <Izaya> I was given a 980
to replace my 690 so that solved my biggest worry regarding
hardware
L292[06:52:26] <MGR> The
motherboard died, and Asus won't replace it
<MGR> The
motherboard died, and Asus won't replace itL293[06:52:27] <Ristelle>
Though that comes with its own risks
<Ristelle>
Though that comes with its own risksL294[06:52:39] <Ristelle>
did you check the warrenty?
<Ristelle>
did you check the warrenty?L295[06:52:42] <Ristelle>
did you check the warranty? [Edited]
<Ristelle>
did you check the warranty? [Edited]L296[06:52:48] <MGR> I
co-run a company that does builds and repairs XD
<MGR> I
co-run a company that does builds and repairs XDL297[06:52:54] <MGR> Oh,
it's under warranty for another year
<MGR> Oh,
it's under warranty for another yearL298[06:52:55] <Forecaster>
godammit, why do I leave stuff uncommitted...
<Forecaster>
godammit, why do I leave stuff uncommitted...L299[06:52:55] <Ristelle>
ah
<Ristelle>
ahL300[06:53:06] <Izaya> I assume that the
warranty part thing is why there's the 2-month-old ticket
L301[06:53:11] <Ristelle>
then I don't think they will just give you a new motherboard
<Ristelle>
then I don't think they will just give you a new motherboardL302[06:53:26] <MGR> They
said they would
<MGR> They
said they wouldL303[06:53:39] <Ristelle>
My previous MB's warrently said you can have a 1 to 1 exchange if
it failed.
<Ristelle>
My previous MB's warrently said you can have a 1 to 1 exchange if
it failed.L304[06:53:39] <MGR> They
also couldn't find anything wrong with my current one, despite
replacing all the other relevant parts
<MGR> They
also couldn't find anything wrong with my current one, despite
replacing all the other relevant partsL305[06:53:43] <Ristelle>
My previous MB's warranty said you can have a 1 to 1 exchange if it
failed. [Edited]
<Ristelle>
My previous MB's warranty said you can have a 1 to 1 exchange if it
failed. [Edited]L306[06:53:47] <Forecaster>
I could just lump-commit this but it feels wrong...
<Forecaster>
I could just lump-commit this but it feels wrong...L307[06:53:48] <MGR> Yeah,
I want an exchange
<MGR> Yeah,
I want an exchangeL308[06:53:59] <MGR> One
RVE10 for one RVE10
<MGR> One
RVE10 for one RVE10L309[06:54:02] <Ristelle>
but heres the catch
<Ristelle>
but heres the catchL310[06:54:07] <Ristelle>
only first year
<Ristelle>
only first yearL311[06:54:10] <MGR>
?
<MGR>
?L312[06:54:29] <MGR> There
is not such a catch with mine
<MGR> There
is not such a catch with mineL313[06:54:41] <Ristelle> 3
years warranty. only 1st year exchangeable.
<Ristelle> 3
years warranty. only 1st year exchangeable.L314[06:54:55] <Ristelle> I
just got a new motherboard and PSU
<Ristelle> I
just got a new motherboard and PSUL315[06:54:57] <Forecaster>
what's the point of the last two years then
<Forecaster>
what's the point of the last two years thenL316[06:55:10] <Ristelle>
its like your Linux's LTS stuff
<Ristelle>
its like your Linux's LTS stuffL318[06:56:17] <Ristelle>
I'm having a hard time trying to make this into a string
<Ristelle>
I'm having a hard time trying to make this into a stringL319[06:56:27] <Ristelle>
sorry IRC users.. I just realised XD
<Ristelle>
sorry IRC users.. I just realised XDL320[06:56:38] <MajGenRelativity> It came
through as a pastebin
L321[06:56:39] <Lizzian> it
gets pastebinned when sent to irc
<Lizzian> it
gets pastebinned when sent to ircL322[06:56:43] <Forecaster>
^
<Forecaster>
^L323[06:56:47] <Ristelle>
oh I see
<Ristelle>
oh I seeL324[06:57:32] <Forecaster>
I don't know what Linux's LTS stuff means
<Forecaster>
I don't know what Linux's LTS stuff meansL325[06:57:43] <MGR> Long
Term Support?
<MGR> Long
Term Support?L326[06:57:46] <MGR>
Maybe?
<MGR>
Maybe?L327[06:57:49] <Izaya> ^
L328[06:57:59] <Izaya> those kernels get
security updates after they're replaced
L329[06:58:07] <Forecaster>
ah
<Forecaster>
ahL330[06:58:41] <Izaya> <distro> LTS
gets the same treatment
L331[06:59:13] <Ristelle>
Soo anyone wants to try to make it into a string?
<Ristelle>
Soo anyone wants to try to make it into a string?L332[07:00:31] <Forecaster>
it already looks like a string to me :P
<Forecaster>
it already looks like a string to me :PL333[07:00:45] <Ristelle>
its a python set ?
<Ristelle>
its a python set ?L334[07:00:59] <Forecaster>
you're gonna have to be more specific about that you need
<Forecaster>
you're gonna have to be more specific about that you needL335[07:02:59] <Ristelle>
Think I found a way
<Ristelle>
Think I found a wayL336[07:05:02] <Izaya> OH SHIT
L337[07:05:10] <Izaya> stuff's about to
get really real
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L339[07:05:59] <Forecaster>
it's the rapture?!
<Forecaster>
it's the rapture?!L340[07:06:21] <Izaya> just the double
murder
L341[07:09:12] <AmandaC> Ah, so it's the
raptor instead
L342[07:29:56] ⇦
Quits: lp (lp!~lordpipe@66.109.211.167) (Quit: WeeChat
2.0.1)
L343[07:32:14] <Moongoodboy{K}> how do I
daemons in OpenOS?
L344[07:32:21] <Moongoodboy{K}> or just
background processes, I guess
L345[07:32:39] <Moongoodboy{K}> thought it
would be process.load(), but that's failing silently
L346[07:33:10] <Moongoodboy{K}> …oh
wait
L347[07:33:56] <Izaya> you need to have
them wait in the background for events
L348[07:34:17] <Moongoodboy{K}> I can just
make the daemon attach to—huh?
L349[07:34:38] <Izaya> event.listen
L350[07:34:49] <Moongoodboy{K}> ~w
event
L351[07:34:49] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:event
L352[07:34:55] <Izaya> or maybe you can do
actual normal sequential daemons
L353[07:35:08] <Izaya> but I have stuff
that is just listening for events
L354[07:37:06] <Moongoodboy{K}> okay.
Since I need to poll inventories, I guess I just wrap the daemon's
code in a function and pass it to event.interval()
L355[07:37:17] <Moongoodboy{K}> er,
event.timer()
L356[07:37:30] <Izaya> I guess so.
L357[07:37:46] <Izaya> see also rc
L358[07:38:12] <Izaya> it does uh
L359[07:38:18] <Moongoodboy{K}> ~w
rc
L360[07:38:18] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:rc
L361[07:38:21] <Izaya> some magic I
guess
L362[07:38:30] <Moongoodboy{K}> magic
:(
L363[07:38:34] <Izaya> but your
environment is kept as long as the machine runs
L364[07:38:49] <Izaya> so you could even
keep a counter and poll inventories while allowing the machine to
be used while it polls
L365[07:38:59] <Moongoodboy{K}> yeah,
that's exactly what I want
L366[07:39:22] <Izaya> I was going to
write the rc article on the wiki but I dunno how to word it
L367[07:39:25] <Izaya> lemme find you an
example
L368[07:39:34] <Izaya> there is
/etc/rc.d/example.lua which is a thing
L369[07:39:48] <Moongoodboy{K}> I did take
a look at that
L370[07:40:05] <Moongoodboy{K}> but just
tossing my script as is into /etc/rc.d makes it block boot(!)
L371[07:40:12] <Izaya> This does a lot of
event handling https://github.com/ShadowKatStudios/OC-Minitel/blob/master/OpenOS/etc/rc.d/minitel.lua
L372[07:40:14] <Moongoodboy{K}> so
obviously that's the wrong thing to do
L373[07:40:33] <Izaya> you want a
function, start(), that creates listeners and such
L374[07:40:59] <Izaya> you don't strictly
need a stop() but that's nice if you want to stop your listeners or
timers
L375[07:41:16] <Izaya> and any other
function in there can be called directly
L376[07:41:31] <Izaya> eg with set_retry
in that one I linked
L377[07:41:39] <Izaya> you can do rc
minitel set_retry number
L378[07:41:42] <Izaya> and it'll call that
function
L379[07:41:57] <Moongoodboy{K}> Cool. I
think I can go off this; thanks
L380[07:42:54] <Moongoodboy{K}> …
L381[07:43:01] <Moongoodboy{K}> I need to
indent a large block of code.
L382[07:43:05] *
Moongoodboy{K} FLIPS. TABLES.
L383[07:43:14] <Izaya>
Vjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj:norm 0i
L384[07:43:18] <Izaya> :D
L385[07:43:28] <Moongoodboy{K}> I know how
to do it in vim.
L386[07:43:35] <Moongoodboy{K}> I REFUSE
to do it in /bin/edit.
L387[07:43:43] <Izaya> So don't?
L388[07:43:46] <Moongoodboy{K}> Dammit,
Past Self, why did you use /bin/edit?!
L389[07:43:59] <Izaya> If you're in single
player, turn off buffering in the config, reload your game, and
edit the files in vim
L390[07:44:21] <Moongoodboy{K}> I'm not,
and I don't have direct access to the server.
L391[07:44:50] <Izaya> Ah x_x
L392[07:45:29] <Moongoodboy{K}> vim.
PLS
L393[07:45:40] <Moongoodboy{K}> or at
least selection and copying in /bin/edit
L394[07:45:45] <Moongoodboy{K}> come on,
throw me a bone
L395[07:45:57] <Izaya> My normal approach
there is to just wget the file every time I make a
not-insignificant change
L396[07:46:26] <Moongoodboy{K}>
yeah…that's what I /should/ have done…
L397[07:46:38] <Moongoodboy{K}> write it
outside OpenOS and pull it in each time I change it
L398[07:46:45] <Izaya> why not do it
now?
L399[07:47:00] <Izaya> you can upload to
pastebin or something I think
L400[07:47:33]
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L401[07:47:40] <Moongoodboy{K}> can't be
bothered setting this box up for Internet access
L402[07:48:22] <Izaya> ah
L403[07:49:12] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L404[07:49:12] *
MichiBot brushes AmandaC with dangerous raman. AmandaC recovers 2
health!
L405[07:49:14] <Forecaster>
sounds like a you problem :P
<Forecaster>
sounds like a you problem :PL406[07:49:31] <Inari> A you do boo
problem
L407[07:49:37] <Izaya> you could also
write a script to indent it
L408[07:49:43] <Izaya> that may be more
effort though
L409[07:50:58] <Moongoodboy{K}>
uh-huh.
L410[07:51:11] <Moongoodboy{K}> :V
L411[07:51:25] <Moongoodboy{K}> need. a
decent editor on this thing.
L412[07:51:36] <Izaya> I had one in the
works but it wasn't for OpenOS
L413[07:52:19] *
AmandaC curls up in Inari's lap, sulking
L414[07:52:41] <Izaya> and now I've kinda
decided that I don't like a lot about that project so like
L415[07:52:44] <Izaya> x_x
L416[07:52:53] <Izaya> ukernel good
L417[07:52:57] <Izaya> the rest of the OS?
pretty bad
L418[07:53:32] <AmandaC> I just lost
several thousand to l stars in Fantasy Life because the game locked
up the DS after I went to the master party D:
L419[07:53:42] <Moongoodboy{K}> there's
not even a sed!
L420[07:53:45] <Moongoodboy{K}> I could
use sed for this!
L421[07:53:47] <Moongoodboy{K}> or even
ed
L422[07:53:50] <Moongoodboy{K}> like
L423[07:53:52] <Moongoodboy{K}> /come
on/
L424[07:53:53] <AmandaC> s/to l//
L425[07:53:53] <MichiBot> <AmandaC>
I just lost several thousand stars in Fantasy Life because the game
locked up the DS after I went to the master party D:
L426[07:54:01] <MGR>
?
<MGR>
?L427[07:54:38] <Inari> AmandaC: Haha
L428[07:54:46] <Inari> AmandaC: I've no
clue what "master party even is
L429[07:54:56] <Izaya> no clue what
fantasy life is
L430[07:55:02] <Izaya> beyond what the
name implies
L431[07:55:11] <Moongoodboy{K}> forget
this
L432[07:55:21] <AmandaC> Inari: when you
get to matter rank in Fantasy Life you get a party thrown for
you
L433[07:55:25] *
Moongoodboy{K} allows the coding style of this script to lapse, and
deprecates it
L434[07:56:17] <Izaya> Moongoodboy{K}:
https://github.com/ShadowKatStudios/OC-Minitel/blob/master/Embedded/microtel-3-mini.lua
L435[07:56:20] <Izaya> :3
L436[07:56:28] <Izaya> Your code is
(probably) fine
L437[07:56:59] <Moongoodboy{K}> nope, the
whitespace is borked
L438[07:57:10] <Moongoodboy{K}> and I
/cannot be bothered/
L439[07:57:53] <Inari> I see
L440[07:57:57] <Inari> Still working on
Adept in all lifes
L441[07:58:10] <Moongoodboy{K}> ~w
thread
L442[07:58:10] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:thread
L443[07:59:31] <AmandaC> Inari: what, are
you trying to keep them even?
L444[07:59:51] <Inari> Yeah
L445[07:59:54] <AmandaC> Ah
L446[08:01:29] <Inari> Working on PAladin
now
L447[08:01:36] <Inari> Then mage, then
warrior (or whatever it was)
L448[08:08:48] <Corded> * <Lizzian>
grumbles about javascript
L449[08:10:16] *
vifino grumbles about nothing in particular but just makes
noises
L450[08:11:14] <Forecaster>
@Lizzian what are you doing?
<Forecaster>
@Lizzian what are you doing?L451[08:11:46] <AmandaC> @Forecaster
grumbling about JavaScript, ofc
L452[08:11:55] <Forecaster>
shsh
<Forecaster>
shshL453[08:11:59] <Lizzian>
web stuff, trying to make a 'dynamic' page that can have elements
added and removed without needing a page refresh
<Lizzian>
web stuff, trying to make a 'dynamic' page that can have elements
added and removed without needing a page refreshL454[08:12:20] <Forecaster>
that's easy enough
<Forecaster>
that's easy enoughL455[08:12:38] <Forecaster>
what kind of elements?
<Forecaster>
what kind of elements?L456[08:14:10] <Lizzian>
you say that, but i want to have multiple 'instances' of object
groups (div elements) with uniquely accessible fields so that when
i hit the 'save' button on one of them, it only sends back the
update data for that part
<Lizzian>
you say that, but i want to have multiple 'instances' of object
groups (div elements) with uniquely accessible fields so that when
i hit the 'save' button on one of them, it only sends back the
update data for that partL457[08:14:36] <Forecaster>
oh, you're talking about a form
<Forecaster>
oh, you're talking about a formL458[08:16:33] <Lizzian> i
think the way i'm going to do it at the moment, is that when a user
wants to 'add' an entry(or whatever), it'll ping back to the
webserver and get a generic template with a pre-filled ID that it
can put in the page because i can't use a for-loop to add in the id
client side
<Lizzian> i
think the way i'm going to do it at the moment, is that when a user
wants to 'add' an entry(or whatever), it'll ping back to the
webserver and get a generic template with a pre-filled ID that it
can put in the page because i can't use a for-loop to add in the id
client sideL459[08:18:38] <Lizzian>
and i can't easilly just do
`document.getElementById('entry_2ed3').nameField` to get a 'name'
field that's a child of entry_2ed3
<Lizzian>
and i can't easilly just do
`document.getElementById('entry_2ed3').nameField` to get a 'name'
field that's a child of entry_2ed3L460[08:18:54] <Forecaster>
you can with jquery
<Forecaster>
you can with jqueryL461[08:20:16] <Forecaster>
something like `$('#entry_2ed3').find('selector')`
<Forecaster>
something like `$('#entry_2ed3').find('selector')`L462[08:20:27] <Forecaster>
not sure what .nameField is
<Forecaster>
not sure what .nameField isL463[08:20:44] <Lizzian>
nameField was just a theroetical name i gave an element
<Lizzian>
nameField was just a theroetical name i gave an elementL464[08:20:55] <Lizzian>
but i will look into jquery
<Lizzian>
but i will look into jqueryL465[08:21:17] <Forecaster>
`$('#entry_2ed3').find('[name=input_name]')`
<Forecaster>
`$('#entry_2ed3').find('[name=input_name]')`L466[08:22:58] <Lizzian>
okay, that may work for what i want
<Lizzian>
okay, that may work for what i wantL467[08:23:10] <Lizzian>
that's really handy... why is it not standard :<
<Lizzian>
that's really handy... why is it not standard :<L468[08:23:20] <Lizzian>
(granted my stuff already has it because bootstrap uses it
<Lizzian>
(granted my stuff already has it because bootstrap uses itL469[08:25:09] <Lizzian>
anyway, lunch time
<Lizzian>
anyway, lunch timeL470[08:28:22] <Forecaster>
keep in mind that the jquery selector always returns an array
<Forecaster>
keep in mind that the jquery selector always returns an arrayL471[08:28:25] <Forecaster>
of the elements
<Forecaster>
of the elementsL472[08:36:21] <Forecaster>
in plain javascript you could do something like
<Forecaster>
in plain javascript you could do something likeL474[08:40:17]
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L475[08:43:12] <Forecaster>
yeah, that works
<Forecaster>
yeah, that worksL477[08:46:53] <Izaya> https://i.4cdn.org/g/1521494382182.jpg
L478[08:47:15] <MGR> That
looks like a lot of either DRAM or NAND
<MGR> That
looks like a lot of either DRAM or NANDL479[08:47:35] <MGR> DRAM
based on the video outputs
<MGR> DRAM
based on the video outputsL480[08:47:39] <MGR> What
GPU is that?
<MGR> What
GPU is that?L481[08:48:43] <Izaya> The Bitchin' Fast
3D
L482[08:48:52] <Izaya> 2000
L483[08:48:56] <MGR> Uh,
what?
<MGR> Uh,
what?L484[08:49:16] <Izaya> Aka the
VideoLoca
L485[08:49:18] <Izaya> https://a.uguu.se/YRzfeOvJVku1_20664.jpg
L486[08:50:32] <Izaya> Though
L487[08:50:39] <Izaya> If you want to know
the GPU itself
L488[08:51:13] <MGR> I'm
pretty sure that's not real?
<MGR> I'm
pretty sure that's not real?L489[08:51:38] <Izaya> NVIDIA TNT2, ATI
Rage 128, Matrox G400, Voodoo3 and Savage4
L490[08:51:42] <Izaya> I want to
believe.
L491[08:51:50] <Izaya> And that does look
to be a photo.
L492[08:51:53] <MGR> If it
is real, sign me up for one
<MGR> If it
is real, sign me up for oneL493[08:53:13] <Izaya> Hell yeah.
L494[08:53:17] <MGR>
"Video Loca is a fully owned subsidiary of Apple
Computers"
<MGR>
"Video Loca is a fully owned subsidiary of Apple
Computers"L495[08:53:32] <Izaya> Could run every DOS
or W98 game in existence with that.
L496[08:53:57] <MGR>
"Bitchin Fast 3D 2000 supports neither OpenGL nor Direct3D,
nor does it fit in any case known to man"
<MGR>
"Bitchin Fast 3D 2000 supports neither OpenGL nor Direct3D,
nor does it fit in any case known to man"L497[08:54:16] <MGR> I have
a feeling it isn't real
<MGR> I have
a feeling it isn't realL498[08:54:17] <Forecaster>
that sounds like a challenge
<Forecaster>
that sounds like a challengeL499[08:54:29] <MGR>
@Forecaster Prove Video Loca wrong right now
<MGR>
@Forecaster Prove Video Loca wrong right nowL500[08:54:31] <Forecaster>
to build a better case
<Forecaster>
to build a better caseL501[08:54:36] <Izaya> I have a case with
a hole cut out were my 690 wouldn't fit.
L502[08:54:48] <Izaya> s/were/where/
L503[08:54:48] <MichiBot> <Izaya> I
have a case with a hole cut out where my 690 wouldn't fit.
L504[08:55:05] <vifino> Izaya: i got new
headphones, sennheiser hd6xx's :3
L505[08:55:11] <vifino> it's so great
:3
L506[08:55:27] <Izaya> Grats, I'm still
rocking my $30 headset
L507[08:55:36] *
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L508[08:55:52] <vifino> the hd6xx's sold
for 200 a piece, which is a steal.
L509[08:56:09] <Izaya> Not bad.
L510[08:56:31] <Izaya> Clare has some
sennheisers, I'm mildly jealous of them.
L511[08:56:40] <vifino> (the speaker
pieces of it were once the hd650, which sold for like 600+?)
L512[08:57:00] <Izaya> I couldn't help but
notice they had someone else's name engraved into them
though.
L513[08:57:10] <vifino> hah
L514[08:57:30] <vifino> can tell you that
they sound amazing.
L515[08:57:35] <Izaya> (By engraved I do
of course mean scratched into the plastic, but my point still
stands)
L516[08:57:46] <vifino> first song i
played through them, i almost cried.
L517[08:58:02] <vifino> they are sooooo
goooood.
L518[08:59:09] <Izaya> (I mean, I've used
ones I assume to be similar before, and it was quite an improvement
over my $2 headphones, for sure)
L519[09:00:20] <vifino> Haha.
L520[09:00:28] <Izaya> Still want to buy
myself an ATH-50mx set but I can't justify that while my current
set still works
L521[09:00:37] <vifino> Listen to Destroy
from The Prodigy, Izaya.
L522[09:01:13] <Izaya> Borrowing Clare's
headphones was the one time I regretted my choice of phone, because
the DAC in this isn't the best q_q
L523[09:02:34] <vifino> To be fair, the
better sennheisers have like 300 Ohm impedance or something like
that.
L524[09:02:38] <vifino> 150? Dunno.
L525[09:02:48] <vifino> Actually, no, 300
it was.
L526[09:08:46] <asie> i miss my
ath-ad900x
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L529[09:31:12] <vifino> man, i really hate
that my type-c dac broke.
L530[09:31:18] <vifino> makes me really
sad.
L531[09:34:53] <MGR>
"Me: “What do you think I’m asking for?”
<MGR>
"Me: “What do you think I’m asking for?”L532[09:34:53] <MGR>
Salesperson: “A glove that shoots arrows!“"
<MGR>
Salesperson: “A glove that shoots arrows!“"L533[09:35:04] *
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L534[09:35:08] <MajGenRelativity> Forgot
to delete the lines
L535[09:45:32] <Forecaster>
%shell lines
<Forecaster>
%shell linesL536[09:45:33] *
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strikes the ground near lines, pwootage and Alex_hawks. They each
take 5, 6 and 8 splash damage respectively.
L537[09:45:52] <Temia> Cat drop pods
always land on their feet
L539[09:48:59] <MichiBot> Sun Mar 18
11:06:59 CDT 2018 @LFCNev: The new Doctor Who intro is a bit shit
https://t.co/NhIjLjZ2n8
L540[09:51:37] <Forecaster>
But it's a lot more realistic!
<Forecaster>
But it's a lot more realistic!L541[09:59:59]
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L543[10:15:13] <vifino> @Lizzian I saw it
first! ^^
L544[10:15:23] <Lizzian>
?
<Lizzian>
?L545[10:15:27] <Lizzian>
*:P
<Lizzian>
*:PL546[10:17:13] <vifino> ooh, you need to
listen to my new headphones, @Lizzian, they are awesome!!
L547[10:17:26] <Lizzian>
?
<Lizzian>
?L548[10:17:38] <vifino> hell, the
packaging material is probably worth more than what i used
before..
L549[10:18:09] <Lizzian>
lol
<Lizzian>
lolL550[10:37:46] <S3> oh wth
L551[10:39:14] <Kodos> Speaking of New
Who, when's it start? I need to set a reminder to set my DVR
L552[10:39:27] <S3> so I got a low score
on my test because on one question I thought we weren't allowed to
use commands that we haven't gone over yet
L553[10:39:30] <S3> so I did it the hard
way
L554[10:39:35] <S3> it works just FINE but
got a 0 for it
L555[10:39:47] <Kodos> Take it up with
your teacher
L556[10:39:51] <Kodos> That seems like
something disputable
L557[10:40:15] <Kodos> Explain why you did
it your way (The not having gone over shit yet). I'd bet they'd let
you redo it
L558[10:40:29] <S3> yeah
L559[10:40:31] <S3> but he's busy
L560[10:40:52] <Kodos> Ask to be seen, if
he says no, go above him
L561[10:41:12] <Kodos> I'd understand a
lesser score, but a 0 for something that produced a correct answer
is silly
L562[10:53:09] <Lizzian>
Kodos, around august, supposedly
<Lizzian>
Kodos, around august, supposedlyL563[10:54:14] <Inari> S3: In what kinda
weird teaching system does a test expect you to use commands you
haven't gone over yet
L564[10:58:59] <AmandaC> Inari: I think S3
meant that the test said NOT to
L565[10:59:18] <AmandaC> And that there
would have been an easier way to do it if he could, so he did it
another way
L566[10:59:20] <Inari> Thats makes no
sense though
L567[11:00:54] <vifino> AmandaC: no, Inari
got it right.
L568[11:01:06] <vifino> otherwise it makes
even less sense.
L569[11:01:32] <vifino> (considering most
things S3 says make no sense, that wouldn't be that much of a
stretch, but...)
L570[11:01:43] <AmandaC> When you remember
the us education system is all about regurgitateing info shoved
down your throat, it makes some sens
L571[11:01:55] <Inari> "Test says we
weren't allowed to use commands we haven't gone over yet, so I've
done it the hard way (instead of the easier way with those extra
commands), it works fine but I got a 0 for it"
L572[11:02:07] <Izaya> S3 makes lots of
sense, though some things they talk about don't make sense
L573[11:02:19] <vifino> Izaya: shut
up.
L574[11:02:21] <Izaya> s3 makes sense just
like me
L575[11:02:23] <vifino> go to bed.
L576[11:02:26] <Izaya> yes
L577[11:02:41] <vifino> good aussie.
L578[11:02:46] <Izaya> no
L579[11:02:49] <Inari> %pet vifino
L580[11:02:49] *
MichiBot pets vifino with a hidden feature. vifino recovers 5
health!
L581[11:02:55] <vifino> woo~
L582[11:02:56] <Izaya> o.o
L583[11:03:05] *
Inari wonders what hidden features MichiBot has
L584[11:03:19] <MGR> Many
things
<MGR> Many
thingsL585[11:04:02] <AmandaC> MichiBot! Not in
public!
L586[11:05:40] <vifino> This week is the
week of the vifino.
L587[11:06:01] <vifino> First monday and
it's encounters, now MichiBot's "hidden features",
heh.
L588[11:06:33] <vifino> Things are
great~
L589[11:06:54] <Inari>
"encounters"
L590[11:06:59] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L591[11:06:59] *
MichiBot pets AmandaC with a choco latte. AmandaC recovers 10
health!
L592[11:07:09] <vifino> Shut up, Inari.
^^
L593[11:07:11] <Corded> * <Lizzian>
pets MichiBot
L594[11:07:16] <Lizzian>
?
<Lizzian>
?L595[11:07:27] *
vifino pets MichiBot for @Lizzian
L596[11:07:27] *
MichiBot purrs
L597[11:07:28] <Mimiru> I keep getting
confused why that pings me.
L598[11:07:47] <Lizzian>
lol?
<Lizzian>
lol?L599[11:07:50] <Mimiru> Then I remember...
antiping, it splits MichiBot into Michi Bot and I have a ping setup
for Michi
L600[11:07:59] <Lizzian>
ahaha
<Lizzian>
ahahaL601[11:08:07] <vifino> Such smart.
L602[11:08:15] <Mimiru> it's SUPPOSED to
split into Mich iBot
L603[11:08:23] <Mimiru> but I think it
forgot a math
L604[11:08:43] <Lizzian>
also woohoo, 22 minutes left
<Lizzian>
also woohoo, 22 minutes leftL605[11:08:52] <vifino> Just make it not
split MichiBot, as it won't do any bad pinging itself?
L606[11:09:09] <Mimiru> Corded, does the
antiping
L607[11:09:16] <Mimiru> and meh
L608[11:09:21] <Mimiru> I'm not hardcoding
a single nick into it
L609[11:09:22] <Mimiru> :P
L610[11:09:22] *
vifino shrugs
L611[11:09:38] <Lizzian>
%pet Mimiru
<Lizzian>
%pet MimiruL612[11:09:38] *
MichiBot pets Mimiru with pumpkin deodorant. Mimiru recovers 7
health!
L613[11:09:44] <Forecaster>
split into individual characters :D
<Forecaster>
split into individual characters :DL614[11:10:31] <Mimiru> I'm sure that'll
look GREAT to anyone who comes in on wocchat or openirc :P
L615[11:10:53] <AmandaC> Found a picture
of vifino https://9gag.com/gag/a1dAeww
L616[11:11:11] <MGR> Psh,
as if anybody has ever connected to this channel from OC
<MGR> Psh,
as if anybody has ever connected to this channel from OCL617[11:11:14] <MGR> That
*never* happens
<MGR> That
*never* happensL618[11:11:24] <Mimiru>
F☐o☐r☐e☐c☐a☐s☐t☐e☐r
L619[11:11:26] <Mimiru> :P
L620[11:11:30] <vifino> AmandaC: Hahaha, I
love that.
L621[11:11:47] <Lizzian>
%rainbow F☐o☐r☐e☐c☐a☐s☐t☐e☐r
<Lizzian>
%rainbow F☐o☐r☐e☐c☐a☐s☐t☐e☐rL622[11:11:47] <vifino> Small problem
though, I can't speak russian.
L624[11:12:00] <vifino> (Though I have
russian ancestors, so..)
L625[11:12:17] <Lizzian>
%pet vifino
<Lizzian>
%pet vifinoL626[11:12:18] *
MichiBot brushes vifino with quicksand allergy meds. vifino
recovers 4 health!, quicksand allergy meds was loaned out to a
friend and was never returned.
L627[11:12:33] <vifino> woo~
L628[11:13:20] <AmandaC> Hey, I needed
those back, MichiBot!
L629[11:21:06] <AmandaC> Volcano erruption
https://photos.app.goo.gl/GjWdR1vdWMi0HIEv2
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L631[11:22:10]
zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L632[11:27:26] <Mimiru> I'm whelmed.
L633[11:27:27] <Mimiru> :P
L634[11:28:10] <Lizzian>
?
<Lizzian>
?L635[11:29:20] <AmandaC> :p
L636[11:29:34] <AmandaC> It's a cafe in
Disney springs
L637[11:30:01] <AmandaC> A loud one at
that
L638[11:44:53] <MGR> Quick
question
<MGR> Quick
questionL639[11:45:03] <MGR> Say I
have 2 computers linked by relays and a network cable
<MGR> Say I
have 2 computers linked by relays and a network cableL640[11:45:21] <MGR> Does
the entire length of the network cable have to be chunkloaded, or
just the computers+relays on each end?
<MGR> Does
the entire length of the network cable have to be chunkloaded, or
just the computers+relays on each end?L641[11:47:39] <asie> that is a very good
question! and i have no idea
L642[11:49:40] <Mimiru> The legends say
it's just the ends, but no one knows for sure any longer.
L643[11:50:25] <MGR> Once I
get my desktop back, I'll have to test
<MGR> Once I
get my desktop back, I'll have to testL644[11:50:48] <Vexatos> if you assume you
are transmitting stuff over wire, then all of it has to be
chunkloaded
L645[11:51:10] <MGR>
Darn
<MGR>
DarnL646[11:53:57] <asie> Vexatos: really?
don't you have to just chunkload it once and then keep the
endpoints loaded?
L647[11:54:15] <Vexatos> cables are just
like any other block in OC
L648[11:54:28] <asie> wait
L649[11:54:43] <asie> so they don't form a
network of endpoints, but rather each cable block is a part of the
network?
L650[11:54:51] <Vexatos> Yes
L651[11:54:59] *
asie flips table
L652[11:55:04] *
asie leaves to add computers to Charset
L653[11:56:28] <asie> at this rate Vexatos
will start boycotting Charset in late May 2018
L654[11:57:05] <Vexatos> you already added
OC cables to ynot
L655[11:57:21] <asie> i didn't
L656[11:57:23] <asie> AmandaC did
L657[11:57:25] <asie> praise the
AmandaC
L658[11:57:33] <asie> oh yeah
L659[11:57:36] <asie> @MGR you can just
use Yot
L660[11:57:39] <asie> YNot
L661[11:57:41] <asie> my XNet addon
L662[11:57:51] <asie> it adds
OpenComputers cables to XNet, and those do not need to be
chunkloaded
L663[11:57:54] <asie> (like XNet)
L664[11:58:08] <MGR> Are
they the same as using regular OC cables?
<MGR> Are
they the same as using regular OC cables?L665[11:58:18] <asie> you need to
configure endpoints in the XNet controller
L666[11:58:21] <asie> other than that,
yes
L667[11:58:24] <MGR>
Ok
<MGR>
OkL668[11:58:27] <MGR> I will
look into it
<MGR> I will
look into itL669[11:58:28] <asie> also, each endpoint
needs to explicitly use a connector block
L670[11:58:30] <asie> instead of a
cable
L671[11:58:36] <MGR>
Ok
<MGR>
OkL672[11:58:36] <asie> but the connector
block acts like a cable would
L673[11:59:09] <MGR> Good
to know
<MGR> Good
to knowL674[11:59:58] <AmandaC> Only the
controller and the connection blocks will need to be chunk loaded,
aiui
L675[12:00:21] <AmandaC> The cables have
no logic in them except for how to render purrty
L676[12:00:35] <MGR>
?
<MGR>
?L677[12:00:51] <Skye> asie, do the
performance optimisation for OC
L678[12:01:32] <AmandaC> This is something
we get from XNet, not something we coded into YNot
L679[12:01:54] <AmandaC> Mcjty did that
voodoo
L680[12:03:39] <Skye> but asie likes doing
voodoo
L681[12:04:10] <AmandaC> Fair enough, just
wanted to be explicit, vs implicit
L682[12:04:22] <Skye> lewd
L683[12:04:30] <AmandaC> No u
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L685[12:10:48] <gamax92> asie uses
3dfx
L686[12:11:46] <Skye> don't tempt
asie
L687[12:41:44] <Kodos> Cruor, you
awake
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L690[13:32:36] <asie> gamax92: i wish i
used 3dfx
L691[13:32:50] <asie> meanwhile i need at
least a laptop
L692[13:35:43] <Forecaster>
I need at least half a laptop
<Forecaster>
I need at least half a laptopL693[13:37:50] <Arcan> i need at least 25%
of a laptop
L694[13:37:53] <Arcan> the rest can be a
desktop
L695[13:43:01] <gamax92> I'll take a
calculator
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L700[14:26:03] <Skye> asie, my x220 screen
was smashed
L701[14:32:56] <JasonUSA> :)
L702[14:38:04] <Kodos> Skye, tell it to
sober up
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L705[14:54:09] <AmandaC> /nick
AmandaUniverseControlCenter
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L707[15:03:36] <CompanionCube> in bitcoin
news: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/mar/20/child-abuse-imagery-bitcoin-blockchain-illegal-content
L708[15:03:51] *
Skye DOSs Kodos
L709[15:04:10] *
Arcan meh, never liked bitcoin to begin with
L710[15:08:09] <Inari> Lmao
L711[15:08:11] <Inari> Thats great
L712[15:08:24] <Skye> inb4 Inari puts
hentai onto the blockchain
L713[15:08:32] <MGR> On the
up side, making cryptocurrency illegal could lower GPU prices
<MGR> On the
up side, making cryptocurrency illegal could lower GPU pricesL714[15:08:36] <Inari> I love the concept
of that :P
L715[15:09:23] <Arcan> @MGR: and stop the
massive waste of energy that is mining...
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L717[16:33:19] <payonel> we just hit 2000
github issued closed
L718[16:33:38] <Kodos> gg
L719[16:39:35] <Skye> payonel, you're a
machine!
L720[16:40:35] <payonel> well thanks :)
though there are so many open ticket, it's like shooting fish in a
barrel :|
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L722[17:04:59] <Mimiru> payonel, hexchat
2.12 removes ctrl-w
L723[17:12:43] <AmandaC> and rebinds it to
<enter>
L724[17:12:48] <Mimiru> lmao
L725[17:12:52] <Mimiru> Wouldn't THAT be
awesome
L726[17:14:27] <Mimiru> Well, I'm on
2.14.2 and I've hit enter a few times with no closing of
windows
L727[17:14:31] <Mimiru> so, I'm guessing
no :p
L728[17:14:32] <AmandaC> %choose cube
crack or Working Multiple Jobs simulator 2016
L729[17:14:32] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Working
Multiple Jobs simulator 2016
L730[17:15:12] <AmandaC> Hrm. Nah, I'm
still salty about losing 2300 stars in one of the lifes
L731[17:17:04] <payonel> AmandaC: HAHA,
wow
L732[17:17:35] <payonel> MichiBot: good to
know. i'm on 2.10
L733[17:17:37] <payonel> i'll update
today
L734[17:17:50] <Mimiru> :P
L735[17:18:00] <Forecaster>
yes, good job MichiBot!
<Forecaster>
yes, good job MichiBot!L736[17:18:24] <payonel> MichiBot: your
human is getting salty
L737[17:19:09] <Mimiru> ... why didn't my
addons load
L738[17:19:14] <Mimiru> ewww I'm seeing
Corded speak!
L739[17:20:50] <Mimiru> ._.
L740[17:21:04] <Mimiru> Cause it didn't
load python
L741[17:23:17] <Skye> Goodnight
L742[17:29:43] <Mimiru>
test
<Mimiru>
testL743[17:36:46]
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L745[17:45:05] <Vexatos> Mimiru, Ctrl+Q to
the rescue
L746[17:45:51] <AmandaC> Alt+F4 to dupe
IRC items
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L749[18:09:17] <Forecaster>
%shell quantum chemistry joke
<Forecaster>
%shell quantum chemistry jokeL750[18:09:17] *
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take 2, 5 and 8 splash damage respectively.
L751[18:20:57] <payonel> hexchat
1.12
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L754[18:21:11] <payonel> NOPE
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L758[18:21:21] <payonel> ....
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L762[18:21:33] <payonel> %flip
Mimiru
L763[18:21:33] <MichiBot> payonel:
(╯°□°）╯nɹıɯıW
L764[18:21:37] <Mimiru> payonel, wait 10
seconds beforte sending shit like that :D
L765[18:21:38] <Mimiru> Also
L766[18:21:41] <Mimiru> I'm on .14.2
L767[18:21:45] <Mimiru> and ctrl-w does
nothing
L768[18:21:49] <Mimiru> 2.14.2*
L769[18:22:19] <Mimiru> err 2.14.1*
L770[18:23:00] <Mimiru> 2.14.0 removes
ctrl-w
L771[18:23:02] <Mimiru> my bad :/
L772[18:24:00] <Mimiru> payonel, I misread
the version number
L773[18:24:15] <Mimiru> I thought the
change was part of 2.12.4 not 2.14.0
L774[18:28:42] <AmandaC> payonel: okay,
I'm at a loss.
L775[18:28:50] <AmandaC> payonel: this
should be working, right? https://gitlab.darkdna.net/amanda/oc-fileserver/blob/master/elevator/etc/rc.d/elevator-control.lua#L215-229
L776[18:29:34] <AmandaC> payonel: symptom
is that the last screen bound to the T3 GPU is getting used for the
terminal
L777[18:30:28] <AmandaC> ( Thi sis in a
rc.d script set to `enable` )
L778[18:39:19] <AmandaC> I should probably
suck it up and just convert that into an eeprom.
L779[18:49:09] <AmandaC> payonel: I might
have just band-aided it by throwing in a second T3 GPU
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L782[19:11:19] <payonel> AmandaC: i'll be
glad to review that later tonight
L783[19:13:21] <boiler> how
does one get the size of a robot inventory
<boiler> how
does one get the size of a robot inventoryL784[19:13:39] <boiler> my
mining robots are crashing bc they have different sized inventories
and i cross-ported software between them
<boiler> my
mining robots are crashing bc they have different sized inventories
and i cross-ported software between themL785[19:20:02] <boiler> ah
nvm, robot.space()
<boiler> ah
nvm, robot.space()L786[19:29:26] ⇦
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L788[19:45:12] <Moongoodboy{K}>
hmmm.
L789[19:45:16] <Moongoodboy{K}> ~w
robot
L790[19:45:16] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:robot
L791[19:59:14] *
Moongoodboy{K} unrelatedly notes that the wiki's license is
deprecated
L792[20:03:17] <AmandaC> ...public domain
is deprecated?
L793[20:03:41] <Moongoodboy{K}> CC-PD is
deprecated, yes, in favor of CC0.
L794[20:04:37] <Moongoodboy{K}> Oh, sorry.
Not deprecated, /obsoleted./
L795[20:04:40] <Moongoodboy{K}>
>Creative Commons has retired this legal tool and does not
recommend that it be applied to works.
L796[20:04:52] <Moongoodboy{K}> >This
tool is based on United States law and may not be applicable
outside the US. For dedicating new works to the public domain, we
recommend CC0.
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L798[20:10:51] <Moongoodboy{K}> Is there a
guide to making displays that span multiple monitors and can be
read from a distance|without using the monitors, a la
ComputerCraft?
L799[20:13:34] <Izaya> Set the resolution
low
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L801[20:36:33] <S3> CC0 eh
L802[21:13:03] <AmandaC> So I guess I've
got one of these now amanda@pod.ddna.co (diaspora*)
L803[21:14:22] <Moongoodboy{K}>
ddna.co.?
L804[21:18:00] <AmandaC> IDK if we have
anything on that, but it's a domain we (darkdna.net) also own
L805[21:27:19] <Moongoodboy{K}>
Ahaa.
L806[21:30:31] <payonel> AmandaC: ok i
have some time now
L807[21:30:49] <payonel> you're trying to
work with multiple screens?
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L809[21:34:43] <payonel> AmandaC: if you
have mutliple screens, openos shouldn't be swapping screens during
boot
L810[21:34:46] <payonel> it should be a
bit sticky
L811[21:34:55] <payonel> not saying it's
the same screen between boots, but during boot
L812[21:35:03] <AmandaC> payonel: multiple
screens and multiple GPUs
L813[21:35:17] <payonel> i only do binding
of the primary gpu
L814[21:35:36] <payonel> which, is the
first gpu to be "added"
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L816[21:36:04] <payonel> if you swap
primaries, i think that'll cause openos to rebind the gpu to a
screen
L817[21:36:11] <payonel> i haven't tested
that
L818[21:36:12] <AmandaC> payonel: I'm
guessing the T3 gpu is getting selected for terminal duty, but I
want to use that for my code, and leave the APU to be the terminal,
so when my code tries to take control of the T3 GPU it's causing
openos toget confused
L819[21:36:19] <payonel> btw,doesn't
matter the tier
L820[21:36:33] <payonel> i have to
mentally skip that detail so as to not confuse myself too much
:)
L821[21:36:38] <AmandaC> ah
L822[21:36:48] <AmandaC> Well, in that
case, a seperate GPU and the APU-embedded one
L823[21:37:15] <AmandaC> I'd think the APU
would be preferred for the primary, but I'm not sure about it
L824[21:38:00] <payonel> yeah (confirmed)
openos will rebind the gpu when you set a new primary
L825[21:38:09] <payonel> i make no
preference
L826[21:38:16] <payonel> the FIRST is the
implied preference
L827[21:38:53] <payonel> so perhaps if you
bind your gpu BEFORE you set it as primary
L828[21:39:02] <payonel> AmandaC: fyi,
openos runtime doesn't care about primaries
L829[21:39:28] <AmandaC> Hrm
L830[21:39:38] <payonel> it uses the gpu
that is emitted on boot with the "gpu_bound" signal
L831[21:39:48] <payonel> which is
re-emitted every time a gpu is set as primary
L832[21:40:10] <payonel> then the tty will
REBIND to that gpu
L833[21:40:22] <payonel> so...i suppose i
care indirectly about primary
L834[21:40:31] <payonel> but i'm not
reading from primary, but listening to primary changes
L835[21:40:44] <payonel> if you change
primary, the tty tries to respond
L836[21:41:19] <AmandaC> Hrm. I guess I'll
change it to just change the GPU then
L837[21:41:25] <payonel> so if you want to
change primary gpu, um ... change primary screen too?
L838[21:41:30] <AmandaC> getitng ready to
unplug for the night though, so tha'll be tomorrow
L839[21:41:34] <payonel> ok
L840[21:41:44] <payonel> AmandaC: openos
works hard to not LOSE screens :)
L841[21:41:54] <payonel> but it's not
robust for letting people mess with them :)
L842[21:41:56] <AmandaC> ... somehow it
never occured to me to also chaneg the primary screen'
L843[21:42:12] <payonel> that might be
enough
L844[21:42:15] <payonel> we'll chat
tomorrow
L845[21:42:18] <AmandaC> sure. :)
L846[21:42:21] <AmandaC> ttfn, nerds
L847[21:42:26] *
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L848[21:42:39] <Brisingr
Aerowing> Hey, I resemble that remark!
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Hey, I resemble that remark!L849[21:44:30]
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L850[21:46:19] <payonel> xarses_: you want
robot filesystems in chargers?
L851[21:46:24] <payonel> all N of
them?
L852[21:49:54] <xarses_> meh?
L853[21:52:26] <payonel> to your comment
to https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/2784
L854[21:52:27] <MichiBot> Title:
Weirdness with Robots as Components | Posted by: ZeekDaGeek
| Posted: Sat Mar 17 12:00:52 CDT 2018 | Status:
open
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L858[22:53:41] <Moongoodboy{K}> Brisingr:
but don't you burst into…flame, every time you're mentioned?
._.;
L859[22:58:53] <boiler>
payonel
<boiler>
payonelL860[22:59:15] <boiler>
what would be nice instead of people asking for "gib
filesystem access" is for there to be an option to deny
filesystem access via charger
<boiler>
what would be nice instead of people asking for "gib
filesystem access" is for there to be an option to deny
filesystem access via chargerL861[22:59:38] <boiler>
some sneaky shit has been coming into my base when i'm offline and
making copies of my tablets
<boiler>
some sneaky shit has been coming into my base when i'm offline and
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L864[23:28:41] <xarses_> no I mean all N
of them?
L865[23:39:38] <payonel> xarses_: i just
meant 'all'. like, if a robot is in the charger, do you want to see
all the filesystems of the robot become 'added' to the machines on
that network
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L867[23:52:11] <xarses_> probably, that or
re-crafting it, need to not have to disassemble them to get the
drive reloaded