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L7[02:26:46] <Forecaster> %juggle
L8[02:26:47] * MichiBot juggles with Baby's First WMD, AmandaC's urn, & romantic fireworks
L9[02:26:48] * MichiBot drops Baby's First WMD which takes 5 damage, Baby's First WMD took the blue pill and fell asleep..
L10[02:26:49] <MichiBot> I didn't do it!
L11[02:28:11] <scj643> %juggle
L12[02:28:12] * MichiBot juggles with a mimi doll, a wind-up Noraxia, & Spectre plushie toy
L13[02:28:13] * MichiBot drops a wind-up Noraxia which takes 5 damage
L14[02:28:14] <MichiBot> Oops...
L15[02:35:20] <Forecaster> %inv count
L16[02:35:20] <MichiBot> The inventory contains 121 items.
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L18[03:40:53] <Forecaster> %shell
L19[03:40:53] * MichiBot loads a cutie putie into a shell and fires it. It strikes minecreatr. They take 13 damage. Mimiru and erratic stood too close and take 5 damage and 7 damage respectively.
L20[03:50:15] <Wuerfel_21> %shell
L21[03:50:16] * MichiBot loads vegan leather into a shell and fires it. It strikes the ground near Oddstr13, A_D and AmandaC. They each take 18 damage, 15 damage and 16 damage splash damage respectively.
L22[03:51:29] <Inari> %shell
L23[03:51:31] * MichiBot loads entropy manipulator into a shell and fires it. It strikes dequbed. They take 21 damage. s0cks and Kasen stood too close and take 15 damage and 13 damage respectively.
L24[03:51:56] <Forecaster> oh, also
L25[03:52:00] <Forecaster> I changed how the damage works
L26[03:52:18] <Forecaster> it currently does <uses_left>d4 for damage
L27[03:52:49] <Forecaster> by default
L28[03:53:01] <Forecaster> shell actually does <uses_left>d6
L29[04:02:26] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L30[04:02:27] * MichiBot pets AmandaC with Mimiru's SLA. AmandaC gained 17 health!
L31[04:08:04] <Ristelle> Eurgh
L32[04:08:05] <Forecaster> heal also does that
L33[04:08:13] <Ristelle> %heal Ristelle
L34[04:08:15] <Ristelle> aww
L35[04:08:31] <Forecaster> pet is the only command that uses the heal effects currently
L36[04:08:36] <Ristelle> welp
L37[04:09:22] <Inari> %pet @Ristelle
L38[04:09:22] * MichiBot pets @Ristelle with Inari's RAM. @Ristelle gained 6 health!
L39[04:09:32] <Ristelle> *Blushing*
L40[04:11:20] <Forecaster> and by "heal also does that" I meant, heal also does {uses}d4
L41[04:11:53] <Forecaster> hm
L42[04:12:04] <Forecaster> unintentionally there's some strategy in adding items
L43[04:12:27] <Forecaster> because longer strings have less uses overall, but shorter strings have less room for keywords...
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L45[04:25:59] zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L46[04:28:30] <Forecaster> %fling Vexatos
L47[04:28:30] * MichiBot flings an army of AmandaCs in a random direction. It hits Vexatos on the butt. They take 4 damage.
L48[04:28:31] * MichiBot The army of AmandaCs flies up into space and collides with a satellite..
L49[04:33:05] <Inari> %give MichiBot a bag of fluffy panties
L50[04:33:06] * MichiBot accepts the bag of fluffy panties and adds it to her inventory
L51[04:47:57] <Corded> * <Forecaster> adds fluffy keyword
L52[04:49:06] <Inari> So the keyword can appear at any point in the item's name?
L53[04:49:23] <Forecaster> yep
L54[04:49:26] <Inari> %give MichiBot a love potion
L55[04:49:27] * MichiBot accepts the love potion and adds it to her inventory
L56[04:49:31] <Forecaster> even inside other words which I should fix...
L57[04:49:49] <Inari> Well, can be good?
L58[04:50:08] <Inari> "lewd panties" "of lewdness"
L59[04:50:11] <Inari> Or other variations
L60[04:50:38] <Forecaster> yeah, but mostly it's undesired
L61[04:50:58] <Forecaster> I need to enable specifying when a word can be open on one ned
L62[04:51:02] <Forecaster> I need to enable specifying when a word can be open on one end [Edited]
L63[04:51:18] <Inari> Hm items I add will far more likely be good for petting than attacking :p
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L66[05:01:08] zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L67[05:13:40] <Forecaster> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-cWhziUOI4FwsPm_wv0kSL6K6omw3qwi-qQzdJDw9oM/edit?usp=sharing
L68[05:13:50] <Forecaster> Keywords!
L69[05:15:56] <Skye> Mimiru: https://twitter.com/CuteAnimeGirls_/status/984351324497068032?s=19
L70[05:16:26] <Lizzian> that picture looks a bit over saturated/washed out
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L72[05:55:58] <Forecaster> https://loadingartist.com/comic/repost/
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L74[06:07:39] <ben_mkiv> %choose minecraft or minecraft or minecraft or minecraft or minecraft
L75[06:07:39] <MichiBot> ben_mkiv: minecraft
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L77[06:11:52] <Forecaster> shoulda put a minceraft in there >:
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L80[06:18:51] <Forecaster> %shell MajGenRelativity
L81[06:18:51] * MichiBot loads a Copy of Tales of Vesperia into a shell and fires it. It strikes MajGenRelativity. They take 7 damage. Arimil and Lumien stood too close and take 7 damage and 8 damage respectively.
L82[06:19:03] <MGR> %shell Forecaster
L83[06:19:03] * MichiBot loads Saphire into a shell and fires it. It strikes Forecaster. They take 25 damage. Techokami and simon816 stood too close and take 14 damage and 16 damage respectively.
L84[06:19:12] <Forecaster> D:
L85[06:19:21] <MGR> You started it ?
L86[06:19:43] <Forecaster> it was mostly a reaction to the high damage roll >:
L87[06:20:04] <MGR> Funny loading artist picture as always
L88[06:20:38] <Forecaster> %inv add orbital nuclear hippo
L89[06:20:38] * MichiBot summons 'orbital nuclear hippo' and adds to her inventory. This seems rather fragile...
L90[06:20:58] <Forecaster> %fling
L91[06:20:58] * MichiBot flings catpods in a random direction. It hits jazzpi in the head. They take 28 damage (26+2).
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L93[06:21:42] <MGR> You made Icedream quit!
L94[06:22:04] <Forecaster> maybe they melted
L95[06:22:25] <MGR> ?
L96[06:30:36] <Forecaster> https://notalwaysright.com/it-drives-in-the-family/103801/
L97[06:30:52] <Forecaster> that teacher is going to have a lot of points to drive home
L98[07:05:28] <Ristelle> nooo there goes the copy of Tales of Vesperia ;_;
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L101[07:16:47] <Forecaster> it's still in the inventory
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L104[07:42:48] <Inari> %give MichiBot a scientific consideration: On the subject of emulating shooting stars with trebuchet launched cows set on fire
L105[07:42:48] * MichiBot accepts the scientific consideration: On the subject of emulating shooting stars with trebuchet launched cows set on fire and adds it to her inventory
L106[07:43:04] <Temia> ...
L107[07:43:24] * AmandaC slowly walks away from Inari to keep herself safe
L108[07:43:33] <Inari> Do you have a highlight on cow or something
L109[07:43:55] <Temia> No. I just logged in.
L110[07:44:00] <Inari> Such timing!
L111[07:44:04] * Temia draws her axe
L112[07:44:05] * Inari hides behind AmandaC
L113[07:44:14] <Inari> %fling Temia
L114[07:44:14] * MichiBot flings cookie in a random direction. It hits the ground near Temia
L115[07:44:23] <Temia> ...
L116[07:44:31] * Temia picks up, noms
L117[07:44:34] <Inari> :3
L118[07:44:41] <AmandaC> ...that was fortuituous
L119[07:44:44] <Temia> You will live.
L120[07:44:46] <Inari> \o/
L121[07:44:47] <Temia> However...
L122[07:45:11] <Temia> %give Temia a scientific consideration: On the subject of emulating shooting stars with trebuchet launched cows set on fire
L123[07:45:12] * MichiBot searches through her inventory for a bit. "I couldn't find anything..."
L124[07:45:35] <Temia> What D:
L125[07:45:46] <Inari> Black magic!
L126[07:46:01] <Temia> %inv
L127[07:46:01] <MichiBot> Temia: Must specify sub-command. (Try: list, create (add), remove (rem, del), preserve (pre), unpreserve (unpre), count, favourite (fav))
L128[07:46:05] <AmandaC> %give Temia a scientific consideration: On the subject of emulating shooting stars with trebuchet launched cows set on fire
L129[07:46:05] * MichiBot searches through her inventory for a bit. "I couldn't find anything..."
L130[07:46:12] <Temia> %inv list
L131[07:46:12] <MichiBot> Temia: Here's my inventory: http://michibot.pc-logix.com/inventory
L132[07:46:22] <Inari> Huh
L133[07:46:25] <Inari> Where is it
L134[07:46:50] <Inari> Maybe it turned into a compressed sentence :P
L135[07:47:04] <Temia> >.>
L136[07:47:11] * Temia hides her bonfire
L137[07:47:14] <Inari> %inv add a scientific consideration: On the subject of emulating shooting stars with trebuchet launched cows set on fire
L138[07:47:14] * MichiBot compresses the sentence into a more manageable format since it was too long.
L139[07:47:16] <Inari> Yep
L140[07:47:34] <Inari> %give doesn't support all the stuff!
L141[07:47:34] * MichiBot searches through her inventory for a bit. "I couldn't find anything..."
L142[07:48:06] <Inari> Temia: bonfires are nice
L143[07:48:41] <Lizzian> http://tinyurl.com/y6uz4b6o
L144[07:49:11] <Inari> Haha
L145[07:49:16] <Inari> Short road trip
L146[07:50:09] <Inari> I woudln't even want to go on that road trip :P Or look at the other versions of myself, or interact with htem
L147[07:50:57] <MGR> ? I'd like to try it and see what happens
L148[07:51:22] <MGR> Mostly to see if I could create parallel timelines where my previous self has future knowledge
L149[07:51:58] <MGR> Like, "Don't do that stupid mistake", or "In 2009, Google what Bitcoin is, and buy a LOT of it"
L150[07:52:29] <Inari> But my future self has no incentive to tell my past self htat
L151[07:52:34] <MGR> And then, once changing the future is out of the way, we'd spend the rest of the trip as a think tank
L152[07:53:03] <MGR> If I can create an alternate timeline where there's another me that's doing better, that's plenty of incentive
L153[07:53:55] <Inari> Meh
L154[07:54:03] <Inari> If that isn't my own me, who cares
L155[07:55:10] <MGR> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L156[07:55:28] <MGR> Of course, it could be that there aren't parallel timelines, and that changes I made to my past would directly implement me me
L157[07:55:47] <MGR> Then things would get *really* interesting
L158[07:56:01] <Skye> Inari, @MGR, @Lizzian: I have an idea for a story with multiple Skyes from parallel universes
L159[07:56:38] <MGR> Not a bad idea
L160[07:58:52] <Forecaster> oh hm
L161[07:59:00] <Forecaster> maybe I should indicate when that happens
L162[07:59:10] <Forecaster> instead of just acting like it was added to the inventory normally
L163[07:59:30] <Inari> @MGR even more of an incentive to not do anything though
L164[07:59:34] <Inari> Don't want to cause any bad changes
L165[07:59:35] <Inari> :P
L166[07:59:54] <MGR> True
L167[07:59:59] <MGR> But I can just remand the instructions
L168[07:59:59] <Inari> @Forecaster yeah, you made Temia light a bonfire for no reason
L169[08:00:37] <Corded> * <Lizzian> looks forward to seeing it
L170[08:00:40] <Forecaster> oh wait
L171[08:00:41] <Forecaster> hm
L172[08:01:04] <Forecaster> it did do that the other time
L173[08:01:21] <Inari> It did do what which other time
L174[08:01:34] <Vexatos> Forecaster is mumbling random confusing stuff
L175[08:01:37] <Forecaster> `<MichiBot> compresses the sentence into a more manageable format since it was too long.`
L176[08:01:39] <Vexatos> That means he is currently writing code
L177[08:01:45] <Inari> Yes, with inv add
L178[08:01:46] <Inari> instead of give
L179[08:02:16] <Forecaster> ah okay
L180[08:02:24] <MGR> http://tinyurl.com/ybhn5254
L181[08:02:24] <Forecaster> I'll have a look at that when I get home probably
L182[08:03:07] <Forecaster> have this distraction in the meantime: https://youtu.be/xld8l4ANS9M
L183[08:03:08] <MichiBot> Cat covered with baby chicks | length: 30s | Likes: 7,971 Dislikes: 152 Views: 204,427 | by all around the web | Published On 20/7/2016
L184[08:04:39] <Temia> %give Temia a compressed sentence
L185[08:04:39] * MichiBot searches through her inventory for a bit. "I couldn't find anything..."
L186[08:05:13] <S3> MGR: LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO
L187[08:05:18] <S3> that fucking owl
L188[08:05:26] <S3> always centering the cursor on the one you dont want
L189[08:05:33] <S3> A masher haters
L190[08:05:41] <S3> That's what I call them
L191[08:05:44] <S3> a button masher haters
L192[08:06:16] <Forecaster> %give Temia 3x Compressed Sentences
L193[08:06:16] * MichiBot gives Temia 3x Compressed Sentences from her inventory
L194[08:06:30] <MGR> What game is that owl from?
L195[08:06:30] <Forecaster> those are kind of a special item
L196[08:06:35] <Forecaster> Ocarina of Time
L197[08:06:35] * Temia tosses them all into the bonfire
L198[08:06:40] <MGR> Ohhhhhhhh
L199[08:06:48] <MGR> So you had to deal with Navi *and* that owl?!
L200[08:06:59] <Forecaster> well, the owl appears a couple of times
L201[08:07:11] <Vexatos> like four times or so
L202[08:07:16] <Vexatos> it's not bad >_>
L203[08:07:23] <MGR> Oh ok
L204[08:07:34] <Forecaster> I haven't played it in several years :P
L205[08:07:39] <Vexatos> I mean it also appears in Majora's Mask
L206[08:07:40] <Forecaster> and I've never completed it
L207[08:07:48] <Vexatos> Was the game too hard? :^)
L208[08:08:03] <Forecaster> I got to the last temple and then just stopped
L209[08:08:15] <Forecaster> I was like 15 or something when I last played it
L210[08:08:49] <Forecaster> it was around then I got my first computer :P
L211[08:08:51] <MGR> I've not played any Zelda games in years. I only ever played one anyways, and then stopped because I stopped using my DSi (or 3DS, I forget)
L212[08:31:18] <S3> the old ones are the best
L213[08:31:53] <S3> MGR: Particularly the birds eye ones :D
L214[08:32:04] <S3> Links awakening is probably my favorite
L215[08:32:13] <S3> of course, that was my very first zelda game
L216[08:33:20] <MGR> If I ever get into emulation, I'll check them out
L217[08:35:47] <S3> I prefer the original but the DX version has color support for GBC
L218[08:35:55] <S3> it's pretty good and comes with a secret dungeon
L219[08:36:24] <MGR> DX?
L220[08:36:32] <S3> Yes Links Awakening DX
L221[08:36:44] <S3> it's for the GBC as opposed to the original which was for GB
L222[08:37:17] <MGR> Ah
L223[08:37:28] <S3> I had a pocket, and my cousin had the original gameboy, I preferred the pocket since it was smaller and actually black and white instead of green
L224[08:37:45] <S3> then the color came out and changed gameboy forever
L225[08:38:00] <S3> lots of cool stuff happened after that
L226[08:38:19] <S3> and then the GBA came out, but it wasn't until the SP that things really started firing up imo
L227[08:38:29] <MGR> SP?
L228[08:38:39] <Wuerfel_21> The clamshell
L229[08:38:52] <S3> Gameboy SP. I have one, it's a Gameboy Advanced that has a built in backlight and folds up into a small square
L230[08:39:24] <S3> https://d2t1xqejof9utc.cloudfront.net/screenshots/pics/319f8169bf1e9f0c697f0afaa85a8f71/large.JPG
L231[08:39:25] <S3> that
L232[08:39:47] <S3> oh and it had built in rechargable batteries that last like 9 hours
L233[08:39:56] <MGR> Huh. I'd never seen that before
L234[08:40:30] <Wuerfel_21> Backlit original GBA master race
L235[08:40:37] <S3> it was an epic device when you were in high school having grown up with using worm lights and constant glare on the screen with tons of batteries and a recharge pack that you always hoped you didnt lose the power adaptor for
L236[08:40:52] <S3> the SP fixed all of that
L237[08:41:06] <S3> the gameboy SP was the perfect "you're grounded" tool
L238[08:41:27] <MGR> Interesting
L239[08:42:37] <S3> MGR you might think this is pretty cool:
L240[08:42:56] <S3> https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/images/thumb/c/c5/GBP.jpg/300px-GBP.jpg
L241[08:43:09] <S3> My friend had on
L242[08:43:11] <S3> one*
L243[08:43:28] <S3> Oh yeah, and the SP of course since it was a GBA could play GBA, GBC, and GB games
L244[08:43:39] <S3> cartridge format didn't chaneg until DS
L245[08:43:43] <S3> change*
L246[08:44:16] <S3> 15 years of games on one connector! :D
L247[08:44:38] <MGR> I've seen the GameCube connector before
L248[08:44:42] <MGR> Not in person though
L249[08:44:48] <S3> It was pretty neat
L250[08:44:56] <S3> trhey made one for SNES and "supposedly" n64
L251[08:45:04] <S3> but the snes didn't have GBA support
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L253[08:45:16] <S3> and the GBA was nice over GBC games because the GBA is sort of like a SNES
L254[08:45:34] <S3> the graphics still sucked on a blown up screen, but the gameplay got way more intense in some games
L255[08:45:51] <S3> compared to GBC life
L256[08:46:08] <S3> not very many exciting GB games were released unfortunately
L257[08:46:46] <S3> Even blaster master on the GB which was very successful on the NES was shit
L258[08:46:48] <Wuerfel_21> The GB(C) is very more like a mini NES than the GBA like a mini SNES, architecture wise
L259[08:47:00] <S3> yes, cept the z80 cpu
L260[08:47:04] <Wuerfel_21> The GB(C) is much more like a mini NES than the GBA like a mini SNES, architecture wise [Edited]
L261[08:47:17] <S3> yep
L262[08:47:28] <Wuerfel_21> But it runs at a comparable IPS
L263[08:47:32] <S3> I had a pikachu edition gbc for a while
L264[08:47:35] <S3> traded for it
L265[08:47:59] <S3> IPS?
L266[08:48:44] <Wuerfel_21> The sound is practically the same on GB and NES, except that i stead of DPCM and triangle channels, the GB has a single SCC-like channel
L267[08:48:55] <Wuerfel_21> IPS = Instructions per second
L268[08:49:02] <S3> What I thought was cool about the GB is that they planned ahead for color but never implemented it. When the GBC came out, a few games that were aware of the color registers actually had limited color on the GBC, such as Pokemon
L269[08:49:21] <Wuerfel_21> So they did implement it
L270[08:49:33] <S3> it still had a 4 color pallette
L271[08:49:57] <Wuerfel_21> Interestingly, all tiles on the GB are 2 bit
L272[08:50:01] <S3> so basically if it was set up right then in a GB it'd be black and white and GBC it'd have some color
L273[08:50:09] <S3> are they really?
L274[08:50:19] <S3> oh wait yes
L275[08:50:22] <S3> well 4 color palletes
L276[08:50:25] <Wuerfel_21> But still fo through a pallete lookup, even in grayscale models
L277[08:50:26] <S3> 00 01 10 11
L278[08:51:01] <S3> How many colors do you think my homebuilt computer should havce?
L279[08:51:01] <Wuerfel_21> This is useful for sprites, since one color is taken by transparency
L280[08:51:03] <S3> have*
L281[08:51:22] <Wuerfel_21> 2 is easy, 16 is ok, 256 is god tier
L282[08:51:22] <S3> the larger the pallette, the more video memory I need
L283[08:51:34] <Wuerfel_21> Multiple modes?
L284[08:51:47] <S3> I was thinking 12 bit color at first because 12 bit color is actually almost as good as 16
L285[08:51:52] <S3> but saves on vram
L286[08:51:58] <S3> but 12 bit color doesn't align in memory well
L287[08:52:20] <S3> the sega genesis gets away with 64 color pallettes and 512 available colors or so
L288[08:52:41] <Wuerfel_21> 256 + pallette is pretty neat
L289[08:53:01] <S3> RAM is actually surprisingly cheap
L290[08:53:16] <S3> I can get cypress 128K parallel SRAM for 3 bucks a piece that has 10 ns access time
L291[08:53:19] <S3> so 100Mhz max
L292[08:53:30] <S3> I don't even need more than a few Mhz
L293[08:53:34] <Wuerfel_21> BTW, i at some point figured out the best 16 color RGB palette that can be generated using passives only
L294[08:54:10] <S3> I want to set up DMA so that for example the cpu runs at least 16 * slower than memory copies
L295[08:54:22] <Wuerfel_21> its essentially RGB121, but the 2 green bits are appended to the other channels
L296[08:54:23] <S3> so I can transfer say 15 words per cpu clock cycle
L297[08:54:30] <S3> hmm
L298[08:54:55] <S3> so there's this trick to increase the ammount of colors wuerfel
L299[08:55:15] <S3> and wehat you do is update the pallette every frame so that the colors shift back and forth every other frame, and the color you see is in between that color
L300[08:55:33] <S3> do that at 60 frames per second and it looks kinda nice
L301[08:55:36] <Wuerfel_21> horribly flickery tho
L302[08:55:40] <S3> Not quite
L303[08:55:43] <S3> I'll give you an example:
L304[08:56:01] <S3> you just need to write on vblank
L305[08:56:15] <Wuerfel_21> you could use planar bitmaps and spread the planes to different memory banks, so you can read out lots of stuff in parallel
L306[08:56:29] <S3> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JO0mnkHpT3A
L307[08:56:29] <MichiBot> Sonic 3D Blast Intro HD (Sega Genesis) | length: 1m 34s | Likes: 168 Dislikes: 2 Views: 20,520 | by GioShadowGolden | Published On 13/3/2012
L308[08:56:32] <S3> this intro video
L309[08:56:34] <S3> does it
L310[08:57:01] <S3> it makes it barely a little fuzzy that's about it
L311[08:57:10] <S3> but in fast moving graphics it's hard to notice when you don't know it's there
L312[08:57:54] <Wuerfel_21> that video isn't 60 fps
L313[08:58:18] <S3> it is according to the guy who wrote that intro
L314[08:58:34] <Wuerfel_21> no, the capture on YT isn't
L315[08:58:36] <S3> he talks about how he crammed this video which is twice as big as the entire cartridge into a few K
L316[08:58:44] <S3> right
L317[08:58:45] <Wuerfel_21> so you can't see the flicker
L318[08:58:56] <Wuerfel_21> And yes, i know that one
L319[08:59:09] <S3> He has a bunch of cool stuff
L320[08:59:17] <S3> I like his toy story oner about the raycaster
L321[08:59:25] <S3> mirroring the entire vertical half o fthe screen
L322[08:59:26] <S3> XD
L323[09:00:51] <S3> so for my project I am using VGA because gigantic vblank and hblank times
L324[09:01:46] <S3> In the time there I not only have time to prepare pallette data or anything else but also in between horrizontal writes I have enough time to read sprite and pallette data into an output buffer
L325[09:02:03] <S3> making the need for dual port memory less of a concern
L326[09:03:25] <S3> I need to make some hardware index counters that work off of some hardware pointing registers or so and draw the horrizontal sprite information into the buffer
L327[09:03:53] <S3> I can make the buffer purposely larger so that I don't have to worry if the sprites go off the edge
L328[09:05:35] <S3> The problem is doing this without limiting how many sprites I can have on the screen at once in hardware is a problem
L329[09:06:18] <S3> one solution was to have a small stack machine operate the VGA output circuit and took just a few instructions for managing sprite memory
L330[09:06:38] <S3> however, even at 640x480 there isn't a whole lot of time to handle instructions
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L338[09:41:11] <Inari> https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/105319361538981888/433999981658243075/20180412151142_1.jpg l-lewd
L339[09:42:43] <Inari> https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/105319361538981888/434000364681953281/20180412153832_1.jpg Best job description
L340[09:42:55] <MGR> What game is this?
L341[09:43:04] <Inari> Atelier Sophie
L342[09:43:22] <MGR> Ok
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L344[10:03:14] <Inari> Temia: https://twitter.com/KAKITAN/status/984442236602478592
L345[10:03:18] <MichiBot> Thu Apr 12 09:44:53 CDT 2018 @KAKITAN: 邪魔されたので今日はもうやめにしました…… https://t.co/XheolJOPBa
L346[10:03:23] <Temia> birb 'v'
L347[10:03:40] <Temia> I sitll want to play the Atelier games...
L348[10:03:45] <Inari> Hehe
L349[10:03:48] <Inari> Sophie is fairly nice so far
L350[10:03:53] <Inari> I love the alchemy minigame
L351[10:06:31] <Vexatos> Wasn't there a new one released just a few weeks ago .-.
L352[10:07:56] <Inari> Possibly
L353[10:08:13] <Vexatos> I think I read that somewhere
L354[10:08:17] <Vexatos> probably Cruor's fault
L355[10:08:55] <Forecaster> %blame Cruor
L356[10:08:55] * MichiBot blames Cruor for bridge fees
L357[10:10:44] <Inari> Atelier Lydie & Suelle came out about 2 weeks ago in NA/EU
L358[10:10:57] <Temia> So I heard
L359[10:11:08] <Vexatos> well there you go
L360[10:11:14] <Temia> People in the Ar Tonelico fan communities are enjoying it
L361[10:11:52] <Inari> I like Sophie for being less time-pressured
L362[10:14:16] <Inari> A googling says Lydie & Suelle doesn't, but apparenlty Firis does
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L366[10:52:49] <coderboy14> Is OC multithreaded? I am trying to create a "Internet" protocol, and I'm starting with the router. I need two "threads". One to constantly listen for messages from the wired connection. I also need to listen to the wireless connection. This way I can continually relay connections. The wireless-->router-->wired is the priority. Why? Because, really, only unexpected wired-->router-->wireless will happen when the user port-forwards. So, is it
L367[10:52:50] <coderboy14> possible, or for a router, would I need a server rack with two servers to act as relays.
L368[10:53:39] <MGR> There are a couple of pre-existing network protocols, and at least one can even relay over the Internet
L369[10:54:23] <coderboy14> I know, but I'm trying to re-learn OC, and I really need to actually do something ( I haven't been motivated enough to even play video-games lately ), and I figured doing stuff like this would be good.
L370[10:54:24] <AmandaC> @coderboy14 there's cooperative multithreading using coroutines, and OpenOS has a handy wrapper roun dthat in the `thread` library
L371[10:54:47] <MGR> To answer your question though, different computers can run on different Lua worker threads depending on your config
L372[10:55:04] <MGR> But within an OC computer, AmandaC's comment applies
L373[10:55:30] <MGR> No simultaneous multi-tasking within an OC computer, only co-operative
L374[10:56:37] <coderboy14> Okay. But, can I define multiple listeners that can listen "simultaneously". Wait, wired and wireless would fire the same event right? Can I have two wireless devices connected, listen on both, and choose which to broadcast to? In that case, in the "listener" I'd just need to determine where it's supposed to go.
L375[10:57:05] <Ristelle> you would probably need a library for that
L376[10:57:20] <Ristelle> since you don't know which events belongs to whom
L377[10:57:31] <Ristelle> I also need some help as well
L378[10:57:47] <MGR> You can definte multiple listeners that listen "simultaneously". Wired and wireless fire the same event, but you can tell if it is wireless by the distance parameter. You can have two wireless devices connected, listen for both, and then examine the modem address to see who said what and which to communicate with.
L379[10:57:47] <AmandaC> the `thread` library works like that, you spin up a thread, and when you do a pullSignal it waits until an event comes in and runs it
L380[10:57:51] <Ristelle> I have a long packet.
L381[10:57:56] <Ristelle> like its quitelong
L382[10:57:56] <MGR> You can define multiple listeners that listen "simultaneously". Wired and wireless fire the same event, but you can tell if it is wireless by the distance parameter. You can have two wireless devices connected, listen for both, and then examine the modem address to see who said what and which to communicate with. [Edited]
L383[10:58:44] <Ristelle> So I was worried the packet might get mixed and combined due to how socket.read works
L384[10:59:04] <AmandaC> using TCP sockets?
L385[10:59:09] <Ristelle> yeaj
L386[10:59:13] <AmandaC> Then that can't happen
L387[10:59:19] <Ristelle> ...really?
L388[10:59:20] <AmandaC> TCP is strictly ordered
L389[10:59:25] <Ristelle> I know it is
L390[10:59:57] <AmandaC> It's probably safe to assume that the events being passed through into OC are as well, otherwise a lot of shit would break
L391[11:00:02] <Ristelle> On my server: Packet|packet2
L392[11:00:17] <Ristelle> The | indicates a break between 2 packets
L393[11:00:38] <Ristelle> When reading from the socket it might end up like ket|pac
L394[11:00:51] <Ristelle> as in the 2 packets combining
L395[11:01:46] <Ristelle> the server will send Packet| packet2
L396[11:02:05] <Ristelle> the pipe is to seperate between 2 different packets
L397[11:02:34] <AmandaC> I understand what you're saying, but I don't think it's possible in TCP
L398[11:02:53] <AmandaC> If anything it's be packet|pac
L399[11:03:04] <Ristelle> yeah
L400[11:03:12] <Ristelle> then I want to split by |
L401[11:03:29] <AmandaC> You're responsible to pull until your protocol's frames are done
L402[11:03:29] <Ristelle> so that pac can be put into a secondary string/buffer
L403[11:03:40] <Ristelle> I see
L404[11:04:06] <Ristelle> Its so hard to explain it
L405[11:04:07] <Ristelle> eurgh
L406[11:06:14] <Ristelle> https://github.com/GlobalEmpire/OC-Programs/blob/master/Programs/OCRCNT/Client.lua#L145
L407[11:06:27] <Ristelle> Have a look at the comment
L408[11:06:39] <AmandaC> For instance, IRC uses \r\n to indicate a message is done, so you keep reading until you get a \r\n then handle what you have in your buffer, clear the buffer, and then continue
L409[11:06:45] <Ristelle> I tried my best to explain but I don't think it might have gotten acrss
L410[11:08:14] <Ristelle> I think I might have an idea
L411[11:08:22] <AmandaC> If framegrabber returns without stashing the buffer soemwehrer, that data will be lost
L412[11:08:23] <Ristelle> but I need to work it out tomorrow
L413[11:08:35] <Ristelle> yeah I know that
L414[11:09:00] <AmandaC> So you could get the tail end of another packet, because you threw away the head
L415[11:09:02] <Ristelle> framebuffer is the main buffer
L416[11:09:30] <Ristelle> Do I need a working buffer?
L417[11:09:40] <Ristelle> sounds like it will be more safe thatway.
L418[11:09:54] <AmandaC> Oh, framebuffer is saved out of the function. That should work then
L419[11:10:05] <AmandaC> as long as you're not using another function to read from it
L420[11:10:13] <Ristelle> Im going to merge both functions
L421[11:10:27] <Ristelle> Because having 2 while true loops is going to be bad.
L422[11:10:27] <AmandaC> s/read from it/read from the socket/
L423[11:10:27] <MichiBot> <AmandaC> as long as you're not using another function to read from the socket
L424[11:10:38] <AmandaC> Which is just a bad idea regardless
L425[11:10:46] <Ristelle> yeah
L426[11:11:11] <Ristelle> the only function at that time would be that.
L427[11:11:46] <Ristelle> and the internet stuff is all spawnned off thread so that I can make it not lockup the main code entirely.
L428[11:12:54] <Izaya> So Haiku's Haikuports repo is down presently. The build server ran out of disk space.
L429[11:13:02] <fingercomp> @Ristelle a better approach—it requires changing the protocol—is to write the length of data first, followed by the data; in the reader function, you get the length and then read until you fetch the last byte of the frame; to avoid going over the last byte, use the socket.read(n) n argument, which makes sure you get <= n bytes
L430[11:13:05] <Ristelle> lol
L431[11:13:23] <Ristelle> hmm that would be doable
L432[11:13:56] <Ristelle> thanks fingercomp :D
L433[11:13:59] <Izaya> ^ encoding the length is easier
L434[11:14:07] <Ristelle> true
L435[11:14:10] <Izaya> that's how I handle minitel over TCP
L436[11:14:40] <Ristelle> I probably gonna struct.pack it as well
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L438[11:21:56] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L439[11:21:56] * MichiBot brushes AmandaC with Inari. AmandaC gained 6 health!
L440[11:22:09] <Inari> Don't use me as the petting tool! D:
L441[11:22:24] <AmandaC> :D Finally, direct pettings!
L442[11:22:41] <Izaya> It was going to happen eventually
L443[11:40:29] <Mimiru> %restart
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L445[11:41:03] <Mimiru> huh...
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L449[11:44:16] <Mimiru> it calls restart.sh .. cause it closes the bot
L450[11:44:19] <Mimiru> but it never starts
L451[11:44:51] <Mimiru> but restart.sh is just a call to to the start script
L452[11:44:52] <Mimiru> lol
L453[11:45:08] <Inari> Temia: One part of the little I played of Atelier Annie is stil stuckin my head years later :|
L454[11:45:42] <Mimiru> %restart
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L458[11:46:34] <Inari> I should find my Annie cartridge and try it some more
L459[11:56:47] <MalkContent> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_ZG8PXzhtM
L460[11:56:48] <MichiBot> Ugandan Knuckles Sonata | length: 2m 5s | Likes: 19,114 Dislikes: 375 Views: 385,374 | by Chris Kogos | Published On 19/1/2018
L461[11:57:04] <Inari> %fling MalkContent
L462[11:57:04] * MichiBot flings usb-d in a random direction. It hits MalkContent in their spleen. They take 3 damage.
L463[11:57:18] <MGR> ACk, not the spleen!
L464[11:57:33] <MalkContent> lol. what i thought :D
L465[11:57:52] <Inari> %whatislove
L466[11:57:52] <MichiBot> Inari: Love is... a matey maid!
L467[12:05:28] <Forecaster> %shell love
L468[12:05:29] * MichiBot loads Arcanitor's sanity into a shell and fires it. It strikes the ground near love, cpw and brayden. They each take 11 damage, 13 damage and 9 damage splash damage respectively.
L469[12:08:31] <S3> BLARGH
L470[12:08:38] <S3> blargh blargh blargh
L471[12:08:41] <S3> BLARGH EVERYWHERE!
L472[12:08:53] <S3> Deal with it.
L473[12:09:06] <MGR> ? What if you fired my sanity?
L474[12:09:16] <S3> lol
L475[12:09:19] <MGR> It'd certainly be interesting
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L477[12:09:39] <S3> I am certian I found the serial port of this router!
L478[12:09:51] <S3> now I just need to solder in a pin header so I can actually make it a router
L479[12:10:06] <S3> instead of a $90 linksys brick that never even worked when I bought it at the store
L480[12:10:23] <AmandaC> What sanity?
L481[12:10:45] <S3> this little bastard router has such weirdness it caused our wireless vizio tv to brick itself
L482[12:10:58] <S3> due to some firmware bug in the tv
L483[12:11:29] <MGR> If it didn't work when you bought it, why didn't you return it?
L484[12:12:24] <Izaya> S3: can it OpenWRT?
L485[12:12:31] <S3> well it did work but the firmware was really bad, and the router was super slow and spammed a lot of traffic when you shut everything off even
L486[12:12:34] <S3> no it cannot
L487[12:12:43] <S3> tomato is also out
L488[12:12:51] <S3> dd-wrt is my only current option supported
L489[12:12:59] <S3> Buuuuuuuut
L490[12:13:03] <Izaya> Better than nothing :|
L491[12:13:20] <S3> even though the router is supported version 3 has smarter firmware that can't let you use the custom firmware loader to load dd-wrt
L492[12:13:41] <S3> therefore I have to connect to serial and go into uboot or whatever and flash the nvram or whatnot manually
L493[12:14:04] <Izaya> Why are manufacturers so unfriendly :<
L494[12:14:06] <S3> I have done this before on one router
L495[12:14:18] <S3> it's not so bad Izaya it's just, exactly what you said: WHY?
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L497[12:15:12] <S3> We need an easily asssessible open source router for sale
L498[12:15:17] <S3> with full documentation of hardware
L499[12:15:33] <MGR> I still don't understand why you didn't return it if it didn't meet your expectations
L500[12:15:39] <Izaya> There isn't even a financial reason for a router to not like custom firmware
L501[12:15:43] <S3> something you can throw dd-wrt, openwrt, tomato.. bsd, linux, etc on
L502[12:15:49] <Izaya> S3: RISC-V soon
L503[12:15:53] <Izaya> But I mean
L504[12:16:06] <Izaya> The WRT54GL is pretty well documented :^)
L505[12:16:41] <S3> see I dissapeared last night becauze
L506[12:16:44] <S3> because*
L507[12:16:55] <S3> my netgear router started rebooting itself every 5 seconds
L508[12:17:09] <Izaya> Fun times x_x
L509[12:17:10] <S3> I came home from a day trip and it was like DERP
L510[12:17:33] <S3> susy thought the FBI was after us
L511[12:17:56] <Izaya> That reminds me, over the break I need to talk to my ISP about NBN
L512[12:18:18] <S3> Needless to say my professor told me he's on a public FBI watchlist for the stuff he works on and if that's true since I do the same shit
L513[12:18:23] <S3> I mean maybe I am too XD
L514[12:18:26] <Izaya> Surely they could do 50/25 with a static IP and unlimited allowance for $70
L515[12:18:55] <S3> Do you know what ISPs should do?
L516[12:19:10] <S3> they should charge you a super cheap connectivity and delivery flat charge
L517[12:19:16] <S3> and then charge for transfer
L518[12:19:36] <S3> that way if your router fucks up for an entire month you only pay like 5 bucks
L519[12:19:55] <S3> or if you go on vacation for a couple weeks
L520[12:19:55] <MGR> Izaya, NBN?
L521[12:20:00] <Izaya> But then you have to pay based on how much you transfer
L522[12:20:18] <Izaya> MGR: The Australian National Broadband Network
L523[12:20:18] <S3> Izaya: it'd be no different than an electric bill
L524[12:20:22] <S3> we already do that with electricity
L525[12:20:24] <MGR> Ah
L526[12:20:30] <Izaya> It was going to be fibre but now it's basically just ADSL again
L527[12:20:41] <S3> Okay
L528[12:20:49] <S3> IF the phone lines are good quality and the terminators, etc
L529[12:20:53] <S3> then ADSL is fantastic
L530[12:20:53] <Izaya> Fucking conservative liberals.
L531[12:21:13] <S3> but do you know a single ideal PSTN?
L532[12:21:23] <Izaya> S3: it'll end up being VDSL I think
L533[12:21:37] <S3> I almost bought SDSL
L534[12:21:41] <Izaya> Up to 100Mbps. I don't even need to upgrade my ancient switch.
L535[12:21:44] <S3> but they wanted $138 USD for 5/5
L536[12:21:47] <S3> and I was like fuck that
L537[12:21:55] <Izaya> Fuck that.
L538[12:22:02] <Izaya> You can get 24/12 for cheaper
L539[12:22:11] <MGR> ? I can get Gigabit for cheaper
L540[12:22:18] <S3> well I ended up getting ADSL 10/1 for like $30
L541[12:22:21] <MGR> That's stupid pricing
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L543[12:23:02] <S3> here's what we do peoples
L544[12:23:09] <S3> we make a 10 megawatt infrared LED
L545[12:23:16] <S3> put it on a mountain
L546[12:23:19] <S3> and that's our internet
L547[12:23:20] <MGR> No.
L548[12:23:22] <Izaya> A friend of mine in south Brisbane (the suburb, not the area) had gigabit
L549[12:23:28] <Izaya> :|
L550[12:23:35] <S3> sometimes somebody else is using it
L551[12:23:36] <Izaya> That was before the NBN was a thing.
L552[12:23:38] <S3> and you get all their stuff
L553[12:24:34] <S3> Ok
L554[12:24:39] <S3> Here's what I'm going to do
L555[12:24:52] <MGR> No.
L556[12:24:59] <S3> I will call up Linksys and say "I need the schematics for your Linksys EA6350 PCB"
L557[12:25:02] <Izaya> I, for one, welcome our new overlord Elon Musk, provided his internet satellites are good.
L558[12:25:22] <MGR> Doesn't satellite internet have high latency?
L559[12:25:42] <Izaya> Depends on the height of the sattelites
L560[12:25:42] <S3> when they decline you state "By law it is required to make schematics of electronic radio devices available by regulation of the FCC to ensure compliancy which I am checking"
L561[12:25:59] <S3> then I will be sure if this is a serial port
L562[12:26:07] <S3> but it's kind of obvious: it has 4 pins
L563[12:26:14] <S3> and one is ground
L564[12:26:30] <S3> I am very certain it is serial which I will find out soon
L565[12:27:10] <S3> you know what's crazy?
L566[12:27:16] <S3> how small surface mounted components are getting
L567[12:27:27] <S3> like I can't even tell if these are resistors
L568[12:27:34] <S3> without a magnifying glass
L569[12:28:01] <Izaya> Do they have the bands on them, despite being tiny?
L570[12:28:13] <S3> WTH lol the MAc address for this router is inside on the PCB on a sticker
L571[12:28:35] <S3> numbers usually Izaya
L572[12:28:40] <Izaya> ah
L573[12:28:50] <S3> REALLY TINY ASS numbers
L574[12:28:51] <S3> https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTQHWfYqjkv6V7zaxk5-sDfx8Ln05N2B3unUQJsvgb5mrg9FC_wJvVpzQ\
L575[12:29:07] <Izaya> makes sense
L576[12:29:10] <ben_mkiv> talking about pcbs... http://www.limited-car-hifi.at/images/Marktplatz/Verstaerker/Soundstream%20USA%20204/Soundstream%20USA204%20%281%29.JPG
L577[12:29:47] <Izaya> Is that a flag as a silkscreen?
L578[12:30:05] <S3> dns fail
L579[12:30:33] <S3> I can't get there lol
L580[12:32:47] <S3> Izaya: oh I can't get most places
L581[12:32:49] <S3> interesting
L582[12:33:01] <Izaya> something has gone wrong
L583[12:33:23] <S3> oh..
L584[12:33:29] <S3> I ONLY have ipv6 access ROFL
L585[12:33:44] <S3> thats why
L586[12:34:27] <Izaya> yeah that'll break things
L587[12:34:37] <S3> ben_mkiv: yes that is a silk screen alright
L588[12:34:42] <S3> that must have been super expensive
L589[12:35:22] <S3> ben_mkiv: I am using white PCB with black silkscreen on my homebuilt computer
L590[12:35:26] <S3> it's easy to read, looks pretty
L591[12:35:42] <S3> I decided to call the omputer "snow white"
L592[12:37:23] <S3> http://file.allpcb.com//web/16/09/29/203455218.jpg
L593[12:37:27] <S3> I think it looks great!
L594[12:37:51] <Izaya> looks nice
L595[12:37:58] <Izaya> reminds me of some of the fun stuff Adafruit has
L596[13:03:28] <Inari> https://i.imgur.com/0EtGG9r.jpg
L597[13:10:03] <Inari> payonel / AmandaC: https://imgur.com/gallery/h1K8e00
L598[13:11:28] * AmandaC stares at Inari
L599[13:13:12] <Inari> https://imgur.com/gallery/7zbBR l-lewd
L600[13:19:35] <Inari> https://imgur.com/gallery/X19yi Welp, guess I need a rice cooker now
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L605[15:06:04] <ben_mkiv> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KDB7Dp1U9Y
L606[15:06:04] <MichiBot> Japanese monkey makes udon | length: 8m 27s | Likes: 163 Dislikes: 14 Views: 26,079 | by Japan Funny Video | Published On 12/8/2015
L607[15:06:11] <ben_mkiv> this monkey is actually more talented than me
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L613[16:22:16] <AmandaC> ... Okay, how the fuck did I, several times, over the course of several hours, misread that as "Japanese money makes udon"
L614[16:22:33] <AmandaC> %blame Inari
L615[16:22:33] * MichiBot blames Inari for doubling the time until release by asking questions
L616[16:23:58] <Inari> Haha
L617[16:24:01] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L618[16:24:01] * MichiBot pets AmandaC with a bag of fluffy panties. AmandaC gained 3 health!
L619[16:32:30] <AmandaC> Inari: stop collecting the female denizen's panties and putting them in the bot!
L620[16:33:03] <Inari> :P
L621[16:33:15] <Inari> So you're saying I should collect the male denizen's panties?
L622[16:33:22] <AmandaC> Ofc, it's only fair!
L623[16:33:35] * Lizzy steals some of her panties back out of the bags and goes to hide them
L624[16:33:52] <Inari> But thats lewd, I'd rather just steal my nii's panties
L625[16:39:09] <AmandaC> Inari: but stealing female denizen's panties isn't lewd?
L626[16:40:22] <Inari> Not as lewd!
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L629[16:49:02] <ShadTheMaster88> Hello?
L630[16:49:12] <Lizzy> is it me you're looking for?
L631[16:49:15] <ShadTheMaster88> ?
L632[16:49:17] <ShadTheMaster88> Idk?
L633[16:49:18] <Lizzy> I can see it in your eyes
L634[16:49:25] <ben_mkiv> those are mine
L635[16:50:01] <ben_mkiv> shad can we please solve your problem now?
L636[16:50:33] <ShadTheMaster88> I didn't know this was for problems, sorry.
L637[16:50:49] <ben_mkiv> it isnt just about problem
L638[16:50:50] <Lizzy> well, it's for anything related to OC or TIS3D
L639[16:50:51] <ben_mkiv> +s
L640[16:50:56] <ben_mkiv> %pet ShadTheMaster88
L641[16:50:56] * MichiBot pets ShadTheMaster88 with a bag of fluffy panties. ShadTheMaster88 gained 3 health!
L642[16:51:02] <Lizzy> or anything for that matter
L643[16:51:23] <Inari> MichiBot really likes those panties
L644[16:51:41] <ben_mkiv> xD
L645[16:51:43] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L646[16:51:43] * MichiBot brushes AmandaC with a cutie putie. AmandaC gained 3 health!
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L649[17:07:53] <ShadTheMaster88-2> Test
L650[17:09:57] <ShadTheMaster88-2> Anyone here?
L651[17:10:22] <ben_mkiv> ^^
L652[17:10:31] <ShadTheMaster88-2> Hi :D
L653[17:12:09] <Arcan> %give MichiBot a putit
L654[17:12:09] * MichiBot accepts the putit and adds it to her inventory
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L663[17:43:50] <ShadTheMaster88-2> Hello?
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L665[17:51:02] <CompanionCube> ...
L666[17:51:46] <Temia> And goodbye
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L671[18:27:47] <ShadTheMaster88-2> Hello :D
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L673[18:46:11] <CompanionCube> ...really?
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L679[22:06:37] <TheFox> *drops a dime in the quiet*
L680[22:07:00] <TheFox> That is the phrase, right???
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L683[22:47:19] <S3> ok
L684[22:47:36] <S3> Spent all day getting router to work
L685[22:47:48] <S3> This router I'm telling you has a bad uboot image
L686[22:48:21] <S3> srial file transfer is actually broken, it doesn't function like it does on any other uboot image, it just breaks horribly. I didn't try tftp or anything but
L687[23:06:02] <S3> Object Oriented Programming is just another slang term used by hipsters to describe putting spaghetti code in boxes. One big difference between the annoyance of moving out of your own house and Object Oriented Programming is that in Object Oriented programming a complete stranger packed half your boxes and half of them are inside other boxes.
L688[23:11:54] <Xal> eliminate oo
L689[23:13:34] <S3> lol
L690[23:14:15] <S3> 127 32 DO I EMIT SPACE LOOP
L691[23:14:20] <S3> Xal: do the space loop!
L692[23:14:32] <S3> oo eliminated
L693[23:14:45] <S3> [] Ok
L694[23:15:40] <Xal> let's play guess the obscure programming language
L695[23:16:08] <S3> Xal: you don't recognize it?
L696[23:16:17] <Xal> << -> x << x 2 MOD << 1 >> << x * 3 >> IFTE >> >>
L697[23:16:31] <Xal> no i mean to type that out faster
L698[23:16:41] <S3> so I hate to push buttons
L699[23:16:50] <S3> but you can not deny that that can be forth,
L700[23:17:13] <S3> that is 100% valid forth code
L701[23:17:16] <S3> althoug
L702[23:17:22] <S3> at the same time anything is really
L703[23:17:29] <S3> but that especially
L704[23:17:30] <Xal> that sentence is valid forth code
L705[23:17:32] <Xal> and tcl code
L706[23:17:39] <S3> I never learned tcl
L707[23:17:44] <Xal> don't
L708[23:17:47] <S3> because well tcl is just.. unused
L709[23:17:47] <S3> lol
L710[23:17:57] <S3> ancient history
L711[23:18:09] <S3> that's not a reason to avoid it I guess
L712[23:18:28] <S3> but I mean tcl is weird.
L713[23:18:29] <Xal> the lang I posted above is older than tcl, but is still in use!
L714[23:18:39] <Xal> in fact I use it almost every day
L715[23:19:11] <S3> bc?
L716[23:19:21] <Xal> bc isn't stack based
L717[23:19:27] <S3> I thought it was
L718[23:19:34] <Xal> dc is
L719[23:19:35] <S3> there's something like bc that is
L720[23:19:37] <S3> aha
L721[23:20:14] <Xal> time's up
L722[23:20:29] <S3> the answer I got it
L723[23:20:32] <S3> the answer is piet
L724[23:20:37] <S3> LOLOLOLOLOL
L725[23:20:40] <Xal> the lang was RPL, lisp and forth's deranged child that powers all of HP's calculators
L726[23:20:44] <S3> oh .. yeah
L727[23:21:08] <S3> mobody including me that knows of RPL would recognize that
L728[23:21:17] <Xal> though it really is leagues ahead of *barf* tibasic
L729[23:21:19] <S3> but I don't know rpl
L730[23:21:31] <Xal> ti-basic interrupts your workflow just to write a damn program
L731[23:21:32] <S3> 20 GOTO 20
L732[23:21:42] <Xal> RPL is essentially just keystroke programming with lisp semantics
L733[23:21:57] <S3> why can't they just use Forth
L734[23:21:58] <S3> :P
L735[23:22:05] <Xal> RPL is in many ways better than forth
L736[23:22:12] <S3> why would you say that
L737[23:22:25] <Xal> type prologs and hybrid threaded execution
L738[23:22:38] <Xal> it really was quite brilliant for its time
L739[23:22:39] <S3> Those are possible in Forth though
L740[23:22:42] <Xal> RPLMAN.doc goes into detail
L741[23:23:02] <S3> though I don't care about type prologs in Forth
L742[23:23:06] <Xal> the whole userpl/systemrpl/saturn stack on the hp48 feels so coherent
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L745[23:25:41] <S3> SEGA SATURN
L746[23:32:26] <DDM> Hello gamers.
L747[23:32:55] <S3> Hey
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L750[23:55:55] <Izaya> I want a calculator that can RPL
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