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L2[00:04:47] <Izaya> ^
L3[00:04:51] * Izaya
does not use Discord
L4[00:10:36] <Mimiru> Our discord server has
2 bots, Corded and Natsumi and I run both, other bots aren't
needed/allowed
L5[00:11:07] <Mimiru> IRC users have a Bot
tag because of the webhook that Corded uses like @Wuerfel_21
said.
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L7[00:15:14] <peelz_> ~oc process
L8[00:15:14] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:process
L9[00:27:24] <Izaya> Huh.
L10[00:27:34] <Izaya> So my thing works in
ocvm but not in real OC.
L11[00:30:33] <Izaya> and naturally the
normal EEPROM doesn't give me any useful info
L12[00:35:39] <Izaya> "boolean
expected, got string"
L13[00:35:45] <Izaya> thanks for the line
number that is totally there
L14[00:53:45] *
Saphire flops
L15[01:01:14] 
<TheFox>
Looking at this channel has given me a terrible, terribly idea..
time to go find discord lua library ...
<TheFox>
Looking at this channel has given me a terrible, terribly idea..
time to go find discord lua library ...L16[01:03:14] <Saphire> For a bot?
L17[01:04:54] <TheFox>
Nah...
<TheFox>
Nah...L18[01:05:03] <TheFox> MC
OC Discord Client
<TheFox> MC
OC Discord ClientL19[01:05:06] <Izaya> Could always just write an IRC
bot, no library neccesary (beyond luasocket, anyway)
L20[01:05:13] <TheFox>
I've already got a bot, wrote it in golang.
<TheFox>
I've already got a bot, wrote it in golang.L21[01:05:24] <TheFox> but
an MC OC client
<TheFox> but
an MC OC clientL22[01:05:30] <Izaya> There's already an MC OC IRC
client
L23[01:05:35] <TheFox> IRC
yes
<TheFox> IRC
yesL24[01:05:39] <TheFox> I
said Discord.
<TheFox> I
said Discord.L25[01:05:45] <Izaya> I hate to be negative
but uh
L26[01:05:52] <TheFox> idk
if the Discord Lua lib is compatible with OC tho
<TheFox> idk
if the Discord Lua lib is compatible with OC thoL27[01:05:52] <Izaya> on a text based
machine with no sound capabilities
L28[01:06:01] <Izaya> why would you want to
use discord over IRC
L29[01:06:08] <TheFox>
Discord isn't just a voice chat?
<TheFox>
Discord isn't just a voice chat?L30[01:06:13] <TheFox>
sooo yes.
<TheFox>
sooo yes.L31[01:06:41] <Izaya> When you remove sound
and images and such, it ends up functionally basically like
IRC.
L32[01:06:53] <TheFox>
Yes.
<TheFox>
Yes.L33[01:06:57] <Izaya> You do you, but it
seems a little pointless to me.
L34[01:07:06] <TheFox> I
didn't say it was a good idea...
<TheFox> I
didn't say it was a good idea...L35[01:07:09] <TheFox> I
said it was a terrible idea
<TheFox> I
said it was a terrible ideaL36[01:07:14] <Izaya> Right.
L37[01:07:16] <Izaya> Continue.
L38[01:08:26] <Izaya> I think the issue
would be the uh
L39[01:08:28] *
Izaya thinks
L40[01:08:31] <Izaya> JSON parser
L41[01:09:21] <Izaya> pure lua ones exist
but I dunno if a library would use one over just using whatever
native-based library wrapper they can used
L42[01:09:26] <Izaya> s/used/use/
L43[01:09:26] <MichiBot> <Izaya> pure
lua ones exist but I dunno if a library would use one over just
using whatever native-based library wrapper they can use
L44[01:15:27] <Forecaster>
OH
<Forecaster>
OHL45[01:15:31] <Forecaster>
I figured out what this is about
<Forecaster>
I figured out what this is aboutL47[01:15:37] <TheFox>
Well if I run into issues with it then we'll know that we'll
know
<TheFox>
Well if I run into issues with it then we'll know that we'll
knowL48[01:15:46] <Forecaster>
there's a number down there in the corner
<Forecaster>
there's a number down there in the cornerL49[01:15:55] <Forecaster>
that's what's pushing everything up
<Forecaster>
that's what's pushing everything upL50[01:16:01] <TheFox>
lmao
<TheFox>
lmaoL51[01:16:08] <Izaya> woo, down to 585
minified bytes for a lua prompt
L52[01:16:13] <Forecaster>
it's counting from 0 to 9, then starts over...
<Forecaster>
it's counting from 0 to 9, then starts over...L53[01:16:54] <TheFox> yay
for useless functionality?
<TheFox> yay
for useless functionality?L54[01:18:12] <Forecaster>
less "useless" and more "ruins
everything"
<Forecaster>
less "useless" and more "ruins
everything"L55[01:46:45] <Forecaster> %addcommand bots
Our discord server has 2 bots, Corded and Natsumi, other bots
aren't needed/allowed. IRC users have a bot tag because of the
webhook that Corded uses.
L56[01:46:46] <MichiBot> Forecaster:
Command Added
L57[01:46:55] <Forecaster> %bots
L58[01:46:55] <MichiBot> Forecaster: Our
discord server has 2 bots, Corded and Natsumi, other bots arent
needed/allowed. IRC users have a bot tag because of the webhook
that Corded uses.
L59[01:55:04] <Kodos> Now
let me do bots (Nick) so it will ping the person asking
<Kodos> Now
let me do bots (Nick) so it will ping the person askingL60[01:59:29] <Forecaster>
If you do that you will ping them :P
<Forecaster>
If you do that you will ping them :PL61[02:31:53] <Kodos>
Anyone know offhand how many mods Continuum has
<Kodos>
Anyone know offhand how many mods Continuum hasL62[02:39:57] <chernobyl>
9001
<chernobyl>
9001L63[02:43:36] <chernobyl>
y u delet
<chernobyl>
y u deletL64[02:43:41] <chernobyl>
he has 9000+ mods
<chernobyl>
he has 9000+ modsL65[02:43:48] <chernobyl>
lel
<chernobyl>
lelL66[02:45:38] <Corded> * <Kodos>
sighs
L67[02:45:51] <chernobyl>
yes
<chernobyl>
yesL68[02:46:41] <Kodos>
Could you maybe not be unhelpful
<Kodos>
Could you maybe not be unhelpfulL69[02:47:07] <chernobyl>
kbye
<chernobyl>
kbyeL70[02:48:11] ⇦
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L71[02:56:55] <Forecaster>
214 it looks like
<Forecaster>
214 it looks likeL72[03:22:18] ⇨
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sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L74[03:25:44] <Forecaster>
%loot
<Forecaster>
%lootL75[03:25:44] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a Magic poopnuggets! (25%)
L76[03:25:52] <Forecaster>
...ew
<Forecaster>
...ewL77[03:26:00] <Corded> * <Forecaster>
throws into garbage
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L81[05:18:16] <Kodos> What
game was it that had the random gun reloads
<Kodos> What
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L83[05:30:46] <MalkContent> @Kodos you mean random reload
animations?
<MalkContent> @Kodos you mean random reload
animations?L84[05:30:51] <Kodos>
YEs
<Kodos>
YEsL85[05:32:09] <MalkContent> you're probably thinking of
BF4 then
<MalkContent> you're probably thinking of
BF4 thenL86[05:32:18] <MalkContent> though i think hardline had
those, too
<MalkContent> though i think hardline had
those, tooL87[05:32:44] <Kodos>
Whichever one had the pistol reload where a 3rd hand handed the guy
a clip, and he takes it, realizes what happened, and turns around
to look for where the 3rd hand came from
<Kodos>
Whichever one had the pistol reload where a 3rd hand handed the guy
a clip, and he takes it, realizes what happened, and turns around
to look for where the 3rd hand came fromL88[05:32:55] <Kodos>
Might not've been a pistol though
<Kodos>
Might not've been a pistol thoughL90[05:34:31] <MichiBot> Battlefield
Hardline Secret Reload - Third Hand | length: 8s |
Likes: 67 Dislikes: 1 Views: 11,229 | by HottesChannel
| Published On 18/4/2015
L92[05:35:53] <MichiBot> BATTLEFIELD
HARDLINE 3 HANDS TO RELOAD WTF?!! | length: 30s | Likes:
191 Dislikes: 12 Views: 32,213 | by The
SmileBite | Published On 9/2/2015
L93[05:36:05] <Kodos>
Right reload anim, wrong vid ?
<Kodos>
Right reload anim, wrong vid ?L94[05:36:29] <Forecaster>
you asked for the game, not a specific video
<Forecaster>
you asked for the game, not a specific videoL95[06:05:03] <Forecaster>
%loot
<Forecaster>
%lootL96[06:05:03] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a wooden bird.
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L98[07:17:34] <MalkContent> %help
<MalkContent> %helpL99[07:17:34] <MichiBot> MalkContent:
Command list: http://michibot.pc-logix.com/help
L100[07:18:25] <MalkContent> %choose pie-rat or
π-rat
<MalkContent> %choose pie-rat or
π-ratL101[07:18:25] <MichiBot> MalkContent:
pie-rat
L102[07:19:06] <gerard>
%choose %loot or %lootbox
<gerard>
%choose %loot or %lootboxL103[07:19:06] <MichiBot> gerard:
%lootbox
L104[07:19:11] <gerard>
%lootbox
<gerard>
%lootboxL105[07:19:11] <MichiBot> gerard: You get
a loot box! It contains a broken .7z.
L106[07:39:04] <Forecaster>
%loot
<Forecaster>
%lootL107[07:39:04] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a Magic headache! (25%)
L108[07:39:17] <Forecaster>
oh, uh okay
<Forecaster>
oh, uh okayL109[07:39:21] <Forecaster>
that sounds terrible
<Forecaster>
that sounds terribleL110[08:04:12]
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L112[08:59:40] <Forecaster>
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/05/18/pet-pigeons-in-this-free-game/
<Forecaster>
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/05/18/pet-pigeons-in-this-free-game/L113[09:55:43] *
Lizzy is having "fun" writing GDPR related stuff for the
forums
L114[09:56:09] <Forecaster>
sounds like lots of "fun" indeed
<Forecaster>
sounds like lots of "fun" indeedL115[09:56:18] <Lizzy> yup
L116[10:18:28] <Wuerfel_21>
What would you do with three XP era computers? Because i dunno.
http://tinyurl.com/y83kd4lu
<Wuerfel_21>
What would you do with three XP era computers? Because i dunno.
http://tinyurl.com/y83kd4luL117[10:29:22] <Lizzy> **NOTICE** The
forum's Privacy Policy and Registration Terms have been updated to
comply with the GDPR that's coming into effect next week. You will
be asked to agree to the new terms on your next visit to the forums
(even if you are not an EU citizen, you will still need to agree as
we operater from within the EU.) **END NOTICE**
L118[10:57:23] <Izaya> Wuerfel_21: install
9front
L119[10:59:03] <Izaya> alternatively, one
Haiku, one 9front, one ReactOS
L120[10:59:44] <Temia> Use them for
handling legacy PCI devices
L121[10:59:57] <Izaya> tfw PCI is
legacy
L122[11:00:01] <Temia> ikr
L123[11:00:03] <Skye> Lizzy, linky?
L124[11:00:11] <Lizzy> ?
L125[11:00:13] <Temia> I felt ancient just
typing that
L126[11:00:26] <Izaya> my board has 2 PCI
slots and supports haswell and broadwell chips
L127[11:00:31] <Skye> Lizzy, tothe new
privacy policy? :P
L128[11:00:39] <Izaya> and has VGA
L129[11:00:40] <Lizzy> it's on the
forums
L130[11:00:47] <Izaya> did I accidentally
get a board with heaps of legacy options?
L131[11:00:56] <Izaya> is that what this
is
L132[11:00:57] <Lizzy> you just need to go
log in to see it, or just go to the footer
L133[11:00:58] *
Izaya screams
L134[11:01:01] <Lizzy> i think it's down
there
L135[11:01:25] <20kdc> so I
just went and searched for "9front" and I think I ended
up in the wrong right maybe not right wrong wrong wrong wrong maybe
not right place
<20kdc> so I
just went and searched for "9front" and I think I ended
up in the wrong right maybe not right wrong wrong wrong wrong maybe
not right placeL136[11:01:28] <Temia> Perhaps. My board
has no PCI slots or VGA for its IGP.
L137[11:01:48] <Izaya> 20kdc:
9front.org
L138[11:02:05] <20kdc>
that's where I am
<20kdc>
that's where I amL139[11:02:15] <Izaya> you're at the right
place then
L140[11:02:23] <20kdc> that
does not seem correct
<20kdc> that
does not seem correctL141[11:02:29] <Izaya> 9front is a fork of
plan 9
L142[11:02:52] <Izaya> the humor is ...
bizarre at times
L143[11:02:54] <20kdc>
*there's a bugs page with a cat eating some sort of moth*. are you
sure this is the right place
<20kdc>
*there's a bugs page with a cat eating some sort of moth*. are you
sure this is the right placeL144[11:03:40] <Izaya> yes
L145[11:03:51] <Izaya> see also http://9front.org/propaganda/
L146[11:05:51] <Izaya> http://9front.org/img/9mothra01.png
L147[11:05:56] <20kdc>
...Are you sure this is an operating system?
<20kdc>
...Are you sure this is an operating system?L148[11:06:00] <Izaya> yes
L149[11:06:03] <Izaya> 100% sure
L150[11:06:32] <20kdc> Not
some sort of bizzare undercover scheme to get people to willingly
classify themselves as insane?
<20kdc> Not
some sort of bizzare undercover scheme to get people to willingly
classify themselves as insane?L151[11:06:38] <Izaya> grab the latest
image and throw it at qemu
L152[11:06:39] <Izaya> it boots
L153[11:06:54] <20kdc>
...well, alright
<20kdc>
...well, alrightL154[11:06:54] <Izaya> (and installs and
such but eh)
L155[11:07:34] <AmandaC> 9front, plan9 but
the front fell off!
L156[11:08:15] <AmandaC> (istr that's
their slogan-type thing)
L157[11:08:28] <Izaya> I've been debating
whether I can be bothered to dig up another drive for my P4 box to
install 9front on
L158[11:08:43] <Izaya> that means finding
another IDE cable, this one with 3 ends
L159[11:10:22] <Saphire> Meanwhile someone
in MultiMC chat keeps messing with linux and PS4
L160[11:10:49] <Izaya> do they have
MultiMC running on the PS4 under loonix?
L161[11:12:38] <Wuerfel_21>
Okay, first test results are in:
<Wuerfel_21>
Okay, first test results are in:L162[11:12:39] <Wuerfel_21>
Machine 1 works, has worms and trackmania installed
<Wuerfel_21>
Machine 1 works, has worms and trackmania installedL163[11:12:48] <Wuerfel_21>
Machine 2 does not power on
<Wuerfel_21>
Machine 2 does not power onL164[11:13:32] <Wuerfel_21>
Machine 3 beeped. Inspection revealed that it was lacking RAM.
Inexplicably had a loose hard drive inside it.
<Wuerfel_21>
Machine 3 beeped. Inspection revealed that it was lacking RAM.
Inexplicably had a loose hard drive inside it.L165[11:13:56] <Temia> Time to cobble 2
and 3 together?
L166[11:13:59] <Wuerfel_21>
After moving 2's ram to 3, grub error 22
<Wuerfel_21>
After moving 2's ram to 3, grub error 22L167[11:14:04] <Temia> Oooh
L168[11:14:11] <Temia> We've got a good
one
L169[11:14:11] <Izaya> it had GRUB on
it?
L170[11:15:23] <Wuerfel_21>
1 also had some linux on it, which i haven't tried yet
<Wuerfel_21>
1 also had some linux on it, which i haven't tried yetL171[11:15:43] <Izaya> I have a better
question: I have a Core 2 Duo machine with 4GB of RAM and an
8800GT. What should I do with that?
L172[11:15:45] <Wuerfel_21>
1 also has a stuck dvd drive
<Wuerfel_21>
1 also has a stuck dvd driveL173[11:17:24] <Izaya> I'd do Haiku but no
OpenGL
L174[11:18:40] <Izaya> Linux is boring,
and there's no good version of Windows for a machine like
that.
L175[11:19:01] <Wuerfel_21>
Fugg, bios is password protected. Is the password battery backed
like the other settings usually are?
<Wuerfel_21>
Fugg, bios is password protected. Is the password battery backed
like the other settings usually are?L176[11:19:10] <Izaya> Depends on the
machine.
L177[11:19:15] <Izaya> For an XP-era one,
probably.
L178[11:20:48] <Izaya> (Newer machines
store it in a little EEPROM or similar, which is very
inconvenient)
L179[11:20:52] <Lizzy> there, the forums
now also have redis backend support for sessions and page
caches
L180[11:21:47] <Lizzy> **Also** I am aware
of Emails not being sent from the forums, Sangar changed some of
his stuff and broke it :P It should be fixed by the weekend
L181[11:22:02] <Izaya> It's saturday
already
L182[11:22:51] <Lizzy> i didn't specify
that it'd be done _for_ the weekend, i said it'd be done _by_ the
weekend. we still have about 2 days of weekend left :P
L184[11:50:36] <Wuerfel_21>
The loose drive turned out to be the correct one
<Wuerfel_21>
The loose drive turned out to be the correct oneL185[11:51:08] <Wuerfel_21>
(And no, i don't know why my school installed cracked trackmania on
all of them)
<Wuerfel_21>
(And no, i don't know why my school installed cracked trackmania on
all of them)L186[11:53:09] <Izaya> that case is
excellent
L187[11:53:28] <Izaya> so you only have
two machines
L188[11:54:15] <Izaya> @20kdc Q: Why might
I want to use 9front? A: It is very likely that you do not.
L189[11:54:35] <Izaya> http://fqa.9front.org/install.gif
L190[11:54:53] <20kdc>
O.o
<20kdc>
O.oL191[11:55:49] <Wuerfel_21>
1 has a slightly damaged mobo
<Wuerfel_21>
1 has a slightly damaged moboL192[11:55:58] <Izaya> http://fqa.9front.org/cinapcatdrawing.png
L194[11:56:34] <20kdc> ooo,
a serial port!
<20kdc> ooo,
a serial port!L195[11:57:23] <Izaya> https://track8.mixtape.moe/ffnrkq.png is my XP-era
machine
L196[12:01:06] <Izaya> @20kdc https://lainchan.org/%CE%94/src/1515125278754-1.pdf
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L198[12:05:32] <20kdc>
Lucent Technologies? ... Have I seen this company name
before...
<20kdc>
Lucent Technologies? ... Have I seen this company name
before...L199[12:05:46] <Izaya> Probably.
L200[12:05:51] <Izaya> They bought out
Bell Labs.
L201[12:11:10] <ben_mkiv> so when you
replace a screen from an OC machine while its on shell for example.
it doesnt redraw the current screen
L202[12:11:21] <ben_mkiv> anyone knows if
that is intended?
L203[12:13:12] <payonel> ben_mkiv: this is
managed at the openos level
L204[12:13:21] <payonel> if the shell is
running, it should be reprinting the prompt
L205[12:13:49] <ben_mkiv> not for me on
1.7.2.67
L206[12:13:56] <Izaya> hey payonel I made
a thing
L207[12:14:00] <ben_mkiv> well actually
sometimes it does
L208[12:14:04] <ben_mkiv> but sometimes it
doesnt
L209[12:14:08] <Izaya> https://paste.pc-logix.com/raw/foqubuqodi
L210[12:14:13] <Izaya> write that to an
EEPROM and boot it
L211[12:14:24] <payonel> ben_mkiv: it
might be waiting for you to press a key, it (the shell) might have
crashed
L212[12:14:51] <payonel> ben_mkiv: i've
built protections from crashes, i'll revisit that after my current
openos work completes
L213[12:15:00] <ben_mkiv> nope its fine
right after boot
L214[12:15:14] <payonel> ben_mkiv:
"nope" it didn't crash?
L215[12:15:20] <ben_mkiv> yea, no
crash
L216[12:15:23] <payonel> how do you
know?
L217[12:15:27] <payonel> you said the
screen didn't draw
L218[12:15:38] <ben_mkiv> as soon as i
press space it draws the whole screen
L219[12:15:40] <payonel> are you logging
calls to the crash handler? (As i would need to do)
L220[12:15:45] <ben_mkiv> and im still in
the command prompt
L221[12:15:52] <payonel> yes, the shell
crash handler waits for key_down
L222[12:15:57] <payonel> and then restarts
the shell
L223[12:16:06] <ben_mkiv> wait you are
right
L224[12:16:14] <ben_mkiv> the prompt
resets on screen attach
L225[12:16:19] <ben_mkiv> but somehow it
doesnt sometimes
L226[12:16:32] <payonel> yeah, there are
some possible race conditions
L227[12:16:39] <payonel> in the past, i
had kept the possible failure points isolated
L228[12:16:42] <ben_mkiv> ok, thanks
L229[12:16:51] <payonel> removing a
component whilst running is a tricky thing :)
L230[12:17:04] <payonel> it's rude
:P
L231[12:17:07] <ben_mkiv> cant you just
catch the attach event?
L232[12:17:18] <payonel> sure
L233[12:17:30] <payonel> and then check
before every single action if i need to rebind?
L234[12:17:33] <Mimiru> So.. I've got most
of OpenFM ported to 1.12.. just missing inventory stuff, and
item/block/recipe registration cause I still don't know how to do
that
L235[12:17:40] <payonel> ben_mkiv: it's
complicated, and expensive
L236[12:17:58] <ben_mkiv> so whats the
usecase where components do attach event spam?
L237[12:18:19] <payonel> ben_mkiv: the
issue is when you remove the screen the gpu is bound to
L238[12:18:27] <payonel> that causes the
gpu calls to throw
L239[12:18:36] <ben_mkiv> oh before the
event occurs
L240[12:18:38] <ben_mkiv> ok
L241[12:18:51] <payonel> an event to me is
when i next pull it
L242[12:21:45] <payonel> Izaya: lua shell?
i see the load and the terminal management
L243[12:21:56] <payonel> Izaya: are you
done or looking to add features to that?
L244[12:22:07] <Izaya> trying to make it
smaller tbh
L245[12:22:38] <Izaya> I'm 300 bytes over
having a terminal emulator, lua prompt, and the entire microtel
stack in one EEPROM
L246[12:24:18] <payonel> get rid of
newlines
L247[12:24:20] <payonel> :)
L248[12:24:30] <payonel> i guess those
would need to be spaces in most cases
L249[12:24:43] <payonel> you could use the
weird numberletter trick
L250[12:24:49] <payonel> if Y<1then
Y=1end
L251[12:25:03] <payonel> doesn't that
work? i never code that way
L252[12:25:16] <payonel> %lua x=1 if
x<1then x=2end return x
L253[12:25:17] <MichiBot> main:1:
malformed number near '2e'
L254[12:25:23] <payonel> oh derp, e is
hex
L255[12:25:26] <payonel> %lua x=1 if
x<1then x=2 end return x
L256[12:25:26] <MichiBot> 1
L257[12:25:34] <payonel> %lua x=0 if
x<1then x=2 end return x
L258[12:25:34] <MichiBot> 2
L259[12:26:40] <Izaya> might be able to do
some fun stuff with that I guess
L260[12:29:01] <20kdc> %lua
x=0 x=x<1or x and x return x
<20kdc> %lua
x=0 x=x<1or x and x return xL261[12:29:01] <MichiBot> true
L262[12:29:16] <20kdc> ...I
copied the wrong one, didn't I... *looks back at terminal
window*
<20kdc> ...I
copied the wrong one, didn't I... *looks back at terminal
window*L263[12:29:30] <20kdc> %lua
x=0 x=x<2 and 2or x return x
<20kdc> %lua
x=0 x=x<2 and 2or x return xL264[12:29:30] <MichiBot> 2
L265[12:30:22] <Izaya> oof
L266[12:30:25] <Izaya> 2049 bytes
now
L267[12:30:30] <20kdc> or
if you really hate people who read your code
<20kdc> or
if you really hate people who read your codeL268[12:30:35] <20kdc> %lua
x=0 return x<2 and 2or x
<20kdc> %lua
x=0 return x<2 and 2or xL269[12:30:35] <MichiBot> 2
L270[12:30:44] <20kdc>
...oh, forgot to remove the space between 0 and r
<20kdc>
...oh, forgot to remove the space between 0 and rL271[12:31:49] <20kdc> it's
as small as x=0return math.max(x,2)
<20kdc> it's
as small as x=0return math.max(x,2)L272[12:32:09] <Alex404>
for those who helped me yesterday, thanks
<Alex404>
for those who helped me yesterday, thanksL273[12:32:45] <Alex404>
was able to recover getHealth information from modem
<Alex404>
was able to recover getHealth information from modemL274[12:33:50] <Alex404>
The tutorial on youtube from mighty pirates was very helpful
?
<Alex404>
The tutorial on youtube from mighty pirates was very helpful
?L275[12:34:08] <payonel> @alex404
woo@!
L276[12:34:25] <payonel> Izaya: put min
and max in vars maybe?
L277[12:35:01] <payonel>
X,I=math.max,math.min x=X(x,1)
L278[12:35:08] <payonel> then reuse?
L279[12:41:52] <ben_mkiv> so looking at oc
api stuff... looks like we could make overclocked cpus as addon?
:>
L280[12:42:53] <AmandaC> Tier 3.5
cpu?
L281[12:43:14] <Izaya> increased component
call limits?
L282[12:43:20] <ben_mkiv> everything
L283[12:43:25] <ben_mkiv> the api is
pretty nice
L284[12:43:25] <Izaya> might cause
issues
L285[12:43:35] <Alex404>
one thing i didnt understand. I wasnt able to make the event.pull
in the same pc that made the broadcast, because If i made the
event.pull, the program would wait for the signal and doesnt make
the broadcast, and vice versa the pull cannot catch a signal made
earlier. Is there a way to do it? just asking if possible or not,
will ceck any tips and learn
<Alex404>
one thing i didnt understand. I wasnt able to make the event.pull
in the same pc that made the broadcast, because If i made the
event.pull, the program would wait for the signal and doesnt make
the broadcast, and vice versa the pull cannot catch a signal made
earlier. Is there a way to do it? just asking if possible or not,
will ceck any tips and learnL286[12:43:40] <Izaya> 20 ops/sec = 1 op
per tick
L287[12:43:51] <Izaya> if you did 21, one
operation would be lost if you were toggling redstone
L288[12:43:59] <ben_mkiv> alex404, use
event.listen()
L289[12:44:04] <ben_mkiv> that listens in
the background for events
L290[12:44:23] <ben_mkiv> %api event
L291[12:44:30] <ben_mkiv> %oc event
L292[12:44:32] <ben_mkiv> %ocdoc
event
L293[12:44:39] <Izaya> ~w event
L294[12:44:39] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:event
L295[12:45:04] <ben_mkiv> :/
L296[12:45:08] <ben_mkiv> but ik how to
%loot
L297[12:45:11] <ben_mkiv> %loot
L298[12:45:12] <MichiBot> ben_mkiv: You
get a loot box! It contains a poofy ball of fluff.
L299[12:46:02] <AmandaC> %newtopic
L300[12:46:02] <MichiBot> AmandaC: #13
Welcome to my TED talk where I'll explain the dangers of 6x
Compressed Sentences in daily life.
L301[12:46:16] <Izaya> tavd
L302[12:47:55] <AmandaC> tavd?
L303[12:48:23] <Izaya> they are very
dangerous, compressed
L304[12:49:53] <payonel> @alex404 you can
do it from the same machine, yes
L305[12:49:57] <payonel> without listen,
even
L306[12:50:15] <Alex404>
i'm rereading the event api, but maybe i cannot understand, too
advanced topic ?
<Alex404>
i'm rereading the event api, but maybe i cannot understand, too
advanced topic ?L307[12:51:08] <payonel> @alex404 if you
can show me your code, i can help
L308[12:51:08] <Alex404> is
listen exactly what i needed? because i've read somewhere that
listen should not be used too much (maybe on the tutorial)
<Alex404> is
listen exactly what i needed? because i've read somewhere that
listen should not be used too much (maybe on the tutorial)L309[12:51:37] <payonel> listen registers
a callback for events
L310[12:51:57] <payonel> it doesn't SOLVE
anything
L311[12:52:01] <payonel> it is another
tool in the toolbox
L312[12:52:07] <payonel> you could write
the same thing with all pulls
L313[12:52:18] <payonel> but the designs
can be simpler using listen in some cases
L314[12:52:35] <payonel> except for
writing background daemons, listen is just better
L315[12:52:42] <payonel> you could use
threads in that case
L316[12:52:44] <payonel> but, i
digress
L317[12:58:34] <Alex404> uh
ok
<Alex404> uh
okL318[12:58:47] <Alex404> so
i guess I could for starter learn to use listen
<Alex404> so
i guess I could for starter learn to use listenL319[12:58:59] <payonel> @alex404 just
share the code you tried where pull didn't work
L320[12:59:09] <Alex404> no
it does work
<Alex404> no
it does workL321[12:59:15] <payonel> on the same
machine
L322[12:59:15] <Izaya> payonel: I'll see
what whitespace I can remove without making it invalid at some
point tomorrow
L323[13:01:09] <Alex404> it
was on lua
<Alex404> it
was on luaL324[13:02:29] <Alex404> so
it didn't save but it was simply the two
component.mode.broadcast... and event.pull("modem")
<Alex404> so
it didn't save but it was simply the two
component.mode.broadcast... and event.pull("modem")L325[13:02:54] <Alex404>
first broadcast return true
<Alex404>
first broadcast return trueL326[13:03:06] <Alex404>
then I event.pull("modem") but nothing
<Alex404>
then I event.pull("modem") but nothingL327[13:04:25] <payonel> @alex404 you were
testing in the lua shell?
L328[13:04:30] <Alex404>
yes
<Alex404>
yesL329[13:04:33] <payonel> and that is
why
L330[13:04:34] <payonel> right there
L331[13:04:52] <payonel> maybe i'll make a
video about this
L332[13:04:59] <payonel> i believe someone
else got really confused about this before
L333[13:05:13] <Alex404> I
was not aware thats there was a difference
<Alex404> I
was not aware thats there was a differenceL334[13:05:17] <Alex404>
sorry
<Alex404>
sorryL335[13:05:25] <payonel> do you see the
cursor blinking in the lua shell?
L336[13:05:38] <Alex404>
yes
<Alex404>
yesL337[13:05:51] <payonel> it is blinking
because it is calling event.pull(.5)
L338[13:06:00] <payonel> which basically
waits for an event for .5 seconds
L339[13:06:13] <payonel> if that event is
related to key input, it write what you type
L340[13:06:15] <payonel> with me so
far?
L341[13:06:49] <Alex404>
yes
<Alex404>
yesL342[13:07:00] <Alex404> in
fact
<Alex404> in
factL343[13:07:02] <payonel> the SHELL is
pulling events
L344[13:07:07] <payonel> by design
L345[13:07:10] <Alex404>
when trying onle event.pull() it always gave me keyup
<Alex404>
when trying onle event.pull() it always gave me keyupL346[13:07:17] <Alex404>
immediatly
<Alex404>
immediatlyL347[13:07:19] <payonel> yep
L348[13:07:24] <payonel> because you
key_down to complete the input
L349[13:07:28] <payonel> and the next
event is the key_up
L350[13:07:47] <payonel> this is how
hardware events work
L351[13:08:02] <payonel> when you are
running on the shell (lua or sh shell)
L352[13:08:12] <payonel> the shell is
pulling events to manage input
L353[13:08:49] <payonel> events are
queued, and once pulled they are removed from the queue
L354[13:08:57] <payonel> the running
process may use that event
L355[13:09:01] <Alex404> so
my broadcast is simply too far behind the event queue?
<Alex404> so
my broadcast is simply too far behind the event queue?L356[13:09:04] <payonel> but it's no
longer in the queue
L357[13:09:56] <payonel> @alex404 after
you press enter with the input: modem.broadcast(...)
L358[13:10:06] <payonel> we can very
exactly predict ALL of the events your machine is queueing
L359[13:10:28] <payonel> 1. key_down, 2.
key_up, 3. modem_message
L360[13:10:44] <payonel> the lua shell
reads the key_down, and takes the text you gave it, and runs
it
L361[13:10:54] <payonel> then the lua
shell sees key_up, ignores it
L362[13:11:08] <payonel> then the lua
shell sees the modem_message response from the nano machine, and
ignores it
L363[13:11:18] <payonel> then some
milliseconds later, you start typing again
L364[13:11:21] <payonel> a bunch of
key_downs
L365[13:11:31] <payonel> to type
event.pull("modem_message") in the lua shell
L366[13:11:44] <payonel> but then, the
modem_message response from your nano IS LONG GONE
L367[13:11:51] <Alex404>
understood
<Alex404>
understoodL368[13:11:56] <Alex404>
thanks
<Alex404>
thanksL369[13:11:57] <payonel> many many
hundreds of millseconds and many many events in the past
L370[13:12:32] <payonel> on the other
hand, if you write a script with essentially two lines of
code
L371[13:12:36] <Alex404> in
fact, with a simple script it now works prefectly
<Alex404> in
fact, with a simple script it now works prefectlyL372[13:12:37] <payonel> 1.
modem.broadcast
L373[13:12:40] <payonel> 2.
event.pull
L374[13:12:45] <payonel> then there is NO
SHELL taking your events
L375[13:12:51] <payonel> yep
L376[13:13:15] <AmandaC> If you did the
broadcast and pull on the same line it'd work, I think
L377[13:13:23] <payonel> yes ^
L378[13:13:46] <payonel> because then
you'd be blocking on the pull before the shell was active
again
L379[13:15:37] <Alex404>
well, all ok now ^_^
<Alex404>
well, all ok now ^_^L380[13:15:43] <payonel> very glad to hear
it :)
L381[13:21:44] <Forecaster> ?restart
L382[13:21:48] <Forecaster> don't mind
me
L383[13:21:50] <payonel> @restart
L384[13:22:02] <payonel> %lua
computer.shutdown(true)
L385[13:22:02] <MichiBot> main:1: attempt
to index global 'computer' (a nil value)
L386[13:22:14] <Forecaster> huh
L387[13:22:19] <Forecaster> Mimiru: it no
work
L388[13:22:28] <Forecaster> D:
L389[13:22:29] <Mimiru> you didn't use the
right prefix either
L390[13:22:35] <Forecaster> oh...
L391[13:22:37] <Forecaster> xD
L392[13:22:41] <Forecaster> %restart
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L394[13:22:56] <Forecaster> I've been
testboting too much...
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L397[13:23:24] <Forecaster> ?addcommand
bot %bots%
L398[13:23:49] <Forecaster> dangit
L399[13:23:52] <Forecaster> %addcommand
bot %bots%
L400[13:23:53] <payonel> Mimiru: we use
slack in work
L401[13:23:54] <MichiBot> Forecaster:
Command Added
L402[13:23:59] <Forecaster> %bots
L403[13:24:08] <payonel> and lately slack
has been telling us to stop using insensitive words, likes
'guys'
L404[13:24:14] <payonel> it's honestly a
bit annoying
L405[13:24:22] <Mimiru> o_O
L406[13:24:27] <Mimiru> wat
L407[13:24:28] <payonel> but right now
we're discussing a particular network issue one of our customers is
having
L408[13:24:30] <Forecaster> but guys, guys
is a super offensive term guys
L409[13:24:46] <payonel> Mimiru: so we're
pasting network interface data in the channel
L410[13:24:48] <Forecaster> hey, you
guys
L411[13:24:53] <payonel> with words like,
master and slave
L412[13:25:00] <Forecaster> ohno
L413[13:25:02] <payonel> and slack is just
pissed about it
L414[13:25:05] <Forecaster> %bots
L415[13:25:05] <MichiBot> Forecaster: Our
discord server has 2 bots, Corded and Natsumi, other bots arent
needed/allowed. IRC users have a bot tag because of the webhook
that Corded uses.
L416[13:25:09] <Forecaster> %bot
L417[13:25:10] <MichiBot> Forecaster: Our
discord server has 2 bots, Corded and Natsumi, other bots arent
needed/allowed. IRC users have a bot tag because of the webhook
that Corded uses.
L418[13:25:13] <Forecaster> yay
L419[13:25:24] <Forecaster> dynamic
commands can now do aliases :D
L420[13:25:37] <Mimiru> payonel, good
times.
L421[13:25:42] *
Mimiru hugs IRC
L422[13:25:44] <Forecaster> only to other
dynamic commands though
L423[13:26:46] <Forecaster>
and now I'm done with IRC for today
<Forecaster>
and now I'm done with IRC for todayL424[13:26:49] <Forecaster>
:>
<Forecaster>
:>L425[14:24:03] <Wuerfel_21>
_feels more sophisticated than she has any right to_ http://tinyurl.com/y9ka3cgt
<Wuerfel_21>
_feels more sophisticated than she has any right to_ http://tinyurl.com/y9ka3cgtL426[14:25:38] <Forecaster>
oh hey, mario 64
<Forecaster>
oh hey, mario 64L427[14:25:39] <Forecaster>
:D
<Forecaster>
:DL428[14:26:22] <Wuerfel_21>
oeuf
<Wuerfel_21>
oeufL429[14:26:37] <Forecaster>
:P
<Forecaster>
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L434[15:44:14] <Wuerfel_21>
That being the hosting of lan parties where doom gets played
<Wuerfel_21>
That being the hosting of lan parties where doom gets playedL435[16:00:34] <Mimiru> bleh... 1.11+
inventories make me sad.
L436[16:03:04] <Mimiru> OpenFM will be
getting json recipes I guess... might as well use the new
system
L437[16:08:13] <AmandaC> Now I have to get
used to the laptop's keyboard again
L438[16:08:32] <AmandaC> on the up, it's
bac
L439[16:08:33] <AmandaC> k
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L445[18:53:01] <Mimiru> bleh
L446[18:53:13] <MGR>
%bleh
<MGR>
%blehL447[18:54:32] <Mimiru> OFM on 1.12 is
being a pain
L448[18:54:45] <MGR>
OpenFM?
<MGR>
OpenFM?L449[18:54:50] <Mimiru> Yeah
L450[18:54:56] <MGR>
Ah
<MGR>
AhL451[18:56:05] <Mimiru> it seems world is
null it places it shouldn't be possible
L452[18:56:19] <MGR> %blame
Minecraft
<MGR> %blame
MinecraftL453[18:56:20] *
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L455[18:58:23] <Mimiru> if it's not world,
it's the world provider...
L456[18:58:28] <Mimiru> and IDK wtf is up
._.
L457[19:06:44] <S3> RYTHM IS A DNCAH
L459[19:07:18] <MichiBot> SNAP! -
Rhythm is a Dancer (Official Video) | length: 3m 41s |
Likes: 22,819 Dislikes:
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SnapVideosOfficial | Published On 4/5/2011
L460[19:18:50] <Mimiru> ugh fuck it I'm
done
L461[19:20:27] <Izaya> @Wuerfel_21 Collect
some AGP graphics cards and run Quake 3 or OpenArena on them
L462[19:21:36] <Izaya> if it runs fine on
a P2 350/FX 5500 box, it should run on anything XP era
L463[19:22:01] <Izaya> (assuming the
graphics card is remotely competent, anyway)
L464[19:22:46] <AmandaC> Mimiru: I'm not
sure if it's just me, buy it kinda felt a bit weird how the world
stuff worked in 1.10, and s non-trivial number of bugs I've seen
for 1.12 ports seems to be related to the world state being
different
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L466[20:17:09] <AmandaC> %choose watch or
listen
L467[20:17:09] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
listen
L468[20:24:02] <MalkContent> https://img00.deviantart.net/fa14/i/2015/283/f/e/zelda___navi_01_by_theeyzmaster-d9cnju5.png
<MalkContent> https://img00.deviantart.net/fa14/i/2015/283/f/e/zelda___navi_01_by_theeyzmaster-d9cnju5.pngL469[20:25:54] *
Saphire huhs
L470[20:25:59] <Saphire> Reika got
Factorio mods
L471[20:27:51] <Xal> if only he'd stop
being a licensing shitter
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L473[21:13:26] <Brisingr
Aerowing> @Mimiru 1.11 / 1.12 changed all sorts of things.
Porting from 1.10 is the way to madness.
<Brisingr
Aerowing> @Mimiru 1.11 / 1.12 changed all sorts of things.
Porting from 1.10 is the way to madness.L474[21:25:06] <Izaya> man I wish I could
shorten keywords like elseif
L475[21:25:19] <Izaya> return and
function
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L478[21:39:23] <S3> Izaya: Perl's Elise If
is elsif
L479[21:42:20] <Izaya> https://paste.pc-logix.com/raw/yemokivova this
doesn't even look like Lua any more
L480[21:43:51] <S3> that's a lot of
\ns....
L481[21:44:06] <Izaya> they can either be
\ns or spaces
L482[21:44:10] <Izaya> needs some kind of
whitespace
L483[21:44:29] <Izaya> and considering
both are one byte, \o/
L484[21:50:37] <Izaya> 30 bytes over
x_x
L485[21:50:44] <Izaya> I wonder if I could
fit something into the EEPROM data part
L486[21:51:37] <Xal> you use long idents
like "component" in a few places
L487[21:51:46] <Xal> you could shave a few
bytes off if you made an alias
L488[21:51:51] *
Izaya nods
L489[21:52:00] <Mimiru> @"Brisingr
Aerowing" This will hardly be the first mod I've ported from
1.10/1.9 to 1.12 just this one is being a pain
L490[21:52:01] <Izaya> I don't want to
have to do that for each source file though
L491[21:52:11] <Xal> run it through a lua
minifier
L492[21:52:28] <Izaya> I might end up
adding it to the script
L493[21:52:34] <logan2611>
use Crunch
<logan2611>
use CrunchL494[21:52:40] <Izaya> I have my own
minifier
L495[21:52:59] <Xal> that'd be a really
handy feature
L496[21:53:25] <Izaya> I don't
automatically do identifier shortening though
L497[21:53:32] <Izaya> I have extra files
that tell it what to replace
L498[21:53:37] <Xal> ah
L499[21:53:43] <Xal> you could have a
heuristic like >6 chars to consider shortening
L500[21:53:54] <Xal> and then compare
bytes before/after shortening to determine whether or not to keep
that particular renaming
L501[22:01:08] <Izaya> well
L502[22:01:11] <Izaya> I did some horrible
stuff
L503[22:01:17] <Izaya> and now it's 4079
bytesa
L504[22:05:02] <Izaya> :3
L505[22:05:05] <Izaya> 4092 and it
works
L506[22:06:51] <Izaya> now to fix bugs
without adding more than 4 bytes of code
L507[22:10:12] <Izaya> aaand that's my 4
bytes used up
L508[22:13:17] <Izaya> :D I can use it as
a FRequest client
L509[22:13:22] <Izaya> I guess it works
then \o/
L510[22:15:18] <logan2611>
heres an idea
<logan2611>
heres an ideaL511[22:15:36] <logan2611>
make an eeprom that just reads from a file and treats that as
eeprom
<logan2611>
make an eeprom that just reads from a file and treats that as
eepromL512[22:15:56] <Izaya> you can do that
though
L513[22:16:09] <Izaya> cp youreeprom.lua
/tmp/init.lua
L514[22:16:11] <Izaya> lua
L515[22:16:11] <logan2611>
ik
<logan2611>
ikL516[22:16:18] <Izaya>
computer.setBootAddress(computer.tmpAddress())
L517[22:16:30] <Izaya> that's how I've
been testing this
L518[22:18:17] <Izaya> nonetheless
L519[22:18:38] <Izaya> if I want an EEPROM
that gives me a lua prompt and a networking stack with no local
storage on the machine, I need this to be 4096 bytes or less
L520[22:49:59] <Izaya> today's fun idea:
blacklist the OpenOS disk and make the stock EEPROM a lua prompt
instead of a bootloader
L521[22:53:17] <Izaya> this is useful
https://nero.github.io/2018/04/12/hints-on-getting-irc-support.html
L522[22:53:36] <Izaya> anyway
L523[22:53:44] <Izaya> Skye, S3, payonel:
https://pomf.pyonpyon.moe/qkmxrt.webm
L524[23:33:05] <Brisingr
Aerowing> @Mimiru I'd gladly help if I knew more about modding.
OFM and OS are two of my favorite mods. OpenPrinter is way up there
as well. OS would go very well with the massive bunker project I
have planned. It's going to be completely automated and fully self
sufficient. Still trying to find a good seed for it, though (most
of the random seeds I get end up spawning me in or next to a desert
for some reason. It's slightly annoying TBH).
<Brisingr
Aerowing> @Mimiru I'd gladly help if I knew more about modding.
OFM and OS are two of my favorite mods. OpenPrinter is way up there
as well. OS would go very well with the massive bunker project I
have planned. It's going to be completely automated and fully self
sufficient. Still trying to find a good seed for it, though (most
of the random seeds I get end up spawning me in or next to a desert
for some reason. It's slightly annoying TBH).L525[23:52:48] <peelz_> What's the point
of `cp -i` if overwrites are enabled by default?
L526[23:52:59] <peelz_>
s/overwrites/prompts
L527[23:52:59] <MichiBot> <peelz_>
What's the point of `cp -i` if prompts are enabled by
default?
L528[23:58:04] <peelz_> seems like
transfer.batch() supports the 'f' option to force (and disable
prompts), but the CLI cp tool doesn't? Doesn't make much sense to
me
L529[23:58:16] <peelz>
oversight perhaps?
<peelz>
oversight perhaps?L530[23:58:53] <peelz_> I'm talking to
myself now. Should I be worried?
L531[23:59:19] <Izaya> Nah. I do it a
lot.
L532[23:59:23] <Izaya> It's fine.
L533[23:59:24] <peelz_> lol
L534[23:59:51] <Izaya> I need to cut the
EEPROM down by 12 bytes x_x