L1[00:02:25] <payonel> meh?
L2[00:02:29] <payonel> the github bug?
L3[00:02:51] <Mimiru> yeah, just wondering
if you know anything about it?
L4[00:03:00] <payonel> no :(
L5[00:03:01] <payonel> BUT
L6[00:03:06] <payonel> i really would like
to be done with my openos work
L7[00:03:13] <Mimiru> lol
L8[00:03:14] <payonel> so i can get back to
actually fixing things
L9[00:03:47] * Mimiru
nods
L10[00:04:30] <Mimiru> So, my interview is
tomorrow, but the recruiter said there should be no reason for them
not to hire me.
L11[00:04:39] <Mimiru> I'm still
nervous
L12[00:05:08] <payonel> yep, of
course
L13[00:05:54] <payonel> how are you going
to hide that you secretly hate humans?
L14[00:05:54] <payonel> :)
L15[00:06:11] <Mimiru> I've had 32 years to
perfect hiding that.
L16[00:06:12] <Mimiru> :P
L17[00:06:42] <payonel> will work be far
from your current residence?
L18[00:07:06] <Mimiru> ~10 minutes, it's in
Tigard
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L20[00:09:12] <payonel> :) i like
tigard
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L22[00:43:39] <Saphire> Mimiru: but do you
hate dragons?
L23[00:50:21] <Mimiru> Saphire, no
L24[00:51:10] <Saphire> Yay
L25[02:45:17] 
<Forecaster>
%loot
<Forecaster>
%lootL26[02:45:18] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains an unlabeled key.
L27[03:27:47] <Izaya> Well.
L28[03:27:54] <Izaya> 4.17 kernel is
compiling.
L29[03:28:01] <Izaya> We raven ridge
soon
L30[03:31:22] <Izaya> Man, once 4.17 is in
repos I'd love to build a tiny box for getting shit done
L31[03:31:56] <Izaya> 2200G, 8GB of RAM or
so, a nice 120GB SD
L32[03:32:02] <Izaya> SSD rather
L33[03:33:04] <Saphire> Izaya: what's up at
4.17?
L34[03:33:22] <Izaya> Raven Ridge APU
support, mostly
L35[03:33:31] <Izaya> More spectre and
meltdown fixes
L36[03:33:52] <Saphire> Oh yay
L37[03:34:09] <Saphire> ... Heh, how many
of those are there?
L38[03:34:33] <Saphire> Someone traded all
security away for speed
L39[03:35:23] <Izaya> I think we're up to 5
on x86 in general, 8 on Intel
L40[03:35:38] <Izaya> The fixes do not help
performance.
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L42[03:52:51] zsh
sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L43[04:01:32] <Forecaster>
%shell
<Forecaster>
%shellL44[04:01:32] *
MichiBot loads memory leeks into a shell and fires it. It strikes
the ground near Stary, infina and Backslash. They each take 3, 4
and 2 splash damage respectively.
L45[05:15:52] <Forecaster> %restart
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L48[05:16:20] zsh
sets mode: +v on MichiBot
L49[05:17:13] <Forecaster>
%makemagic ten kittens
<Forecaster>
%makemagic ten kittensL50[05:17:13] <MichiBot> ten magic
kittens
L51[05:18:40] <Forecaster>
%makemagic two million glass bottles
<Forecaster>
%makemagic two million glass bottlesL52[05:18:40] <MichiBot> two million magic
glass bottles
L53[05:33:16] <Izaya> https://i.4cdn.org/g/1527051807195.jpg
L54[05:36:10] <Wuerfel_21>
JS being meh is nothing new though
<Wuerfel_21>
JS being meh is nothing new thoughL55[05:39:58] *
Izaya nods
L56[05:46:32] <Izaya> Man I've been
watching 4.17-rc6 compile for about 15 minites
L57[05:46:38] <Izaya> One warning.
L58[05:47:05] <Forecaster>
was the warning "Oh god everything is going wrong oh
god!!!"
<Forecaster>
was the warning "Oh god everything is going wrong oh
god!!!"L59[05:47:19] <Izaya> Nah, still
going.
L60[05:53:41] <Forecaster>
I got my 3D-printer yesterday
<Forecaster>
I got my 3D-printer yesterdayL61[05:53:51] <Forecaster>
now I have an issue
<Forecaster>
now I have an issueL62[05:53:59] <Forecaster>
I have no desk or table to put it on
<Forecaster>
I have no desk or table to put it onL63[05:54:04] <Forecaster>
or to assemble it on
<Forecaster>
or to assemble it onL64[06:26:17] <Izaya> So like
L65[06:26:34] <Izaya> WSUA was WSUA because
it did include a form of unix
L66[06:26:59] <Izaya> WSL contains 0%
Linux, supposedly, so would it not be more accurate to call it
GNU/NT?
L67[06:53:37] <Skye> Izaya: I already made
that joke with @20kdc
L68[06:54:06] <Izaya> So you agree?
L69[07:00:36] <Izaya> Skye: muh DOS clone
command interpreter is in progress
L70[07:00:54] <Skye> Izaya: it's GNU/NT
:D
L71[07:00:59] <Skye> Dun dun dun
L72[07:01:09] <Skye> MiniOS is gonna be
fully obsolete yay
L73[07:01:23] <Izaya> I swear it's totally
not just luash ported to something other than PsychOS or
MultICE
L74[07:02:03] <CompanionCube> Izaya: or as
I like to call it
L75[07:02:06] <CompanionCube> GNU plus
NT.
L76[07:02:56] <CompanionCube> (even if NT
is pretending to be Linux)
L77[07:03:34] <Skye> CompanionCube: I
already made this joke... x_x
L78[07:03:53] <Izaya> CompanionCube: I
actually went to the effort of compiling a kernel today
L79[07:03:54] <CompanionCube> but you
didn't finish it
L80[07:04:26] <Izaya> mint, xubuntu and
debian all don't enable amdgpu stuff for raven ridge APUs
L81[07:04:52] <CompanionCube> oh?
L82[07:05:06] <Izaya> so I had to do it
myself
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L84[07:27:02] <Forecaster>
%loot
<Forecaster>
%lootL85[07:27:02] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a tiny knife.
L86[07:30:43] <AmandaC> %tonk
L87[07:30:43] <MichiBot> AmandaC! You beat
Mimiru's previous record of 1 day, 13 hours, 25 minutes, 30
seconds! I hope you're happy!
L88[07:30:44] <MichiBot> AmandaC's new
record is 1 week, 1 day, 12 hours, 32 minutes, 32 seconds
L89[07:33:50] <Forecaster>
:O
<Forecaster>
:OL90[07:34:04] <Forecaster>
%makemagic ten billion tonks
<Forecaster>
%makemagic ten billion tonksL91[07:34:04] <MichiBot> ten billion magic
tonks
L92[07:58:00] <AmandaC> %makemagic a magic
sock puppet
L93[07:58:00] <MichiBot> a magic magic sock
puppet
L94[08:01:05] <ben_mkiv> %loot
L95[08:01:06] <MichiBot> ben_mkiv: You get
a loot box! It contains a Magic year 1499! (25%)
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L98[08:10:55] <Forecaster>
that command is for testing the new prefix resolver
<Forecaster>
that command is for testing the new prefix resolverL99[08:11:09] <Forecaster>
it's a bit more exhaustive than the current one
<Forecaster>
it's a bit more exhaustive than the current oneL100[08:11:40] <Forecaster>
hm, I just realized something it doesn't do
<Forecaster>
hm, I just realized something it doesn't doL101[08:11:53] <Forecaster>
%makemagic a five billion year old pie
<Forecaster>
%makemagic a five billion year old pieL102[08:11:53] <MichiBot> a magic five
billion year old pie
L103[08:12:02] <Forecaster>
oh wait
<Forecaster>
oh waitL104[08:12:12] <Forecaster>
it accidentally handled that correctly...
<Forecaster>
it accidentally handled that correctly...L105[08:13:27] <Forecaster>
well, acceptably, at least
<Forecaster>
well, acceptably, at leastL106[08:13:56] <Forecaster>
%makemagic five billion pies
<Forecaster>
%makemagic five billion piesL107[08:13:56] <MichiBot> five billion
magic pies
L108[08:14:55] <AmandaC> %give MichiBot
three lewds in a trenchcoat
L109[08:14:55] *
MichiBot accepts three lewds in a trenchcoat and adds it to her
inventory
L110[08:19:33] <S3> AmandaC I just do not
understad
L111[08:19:35] <S3> XD
L112[08:20:14] <AmandaC> S3: What's there
not to understand?
L113[08:20:47] <S3> your personality
surprises me sometimes lol
L114[08:21:24] <Izaya> don't you
know
L115[08:21:32] <Izaya> MichiBot just
pocketed Inari
L116[08:21:46] <AmandaC> :D
L117[08:28:45] <Saphire> %makemagic five
billion pees
L118[08:28:45] <MichiBot> five billion
magic pees
L119[08:28:53] <logan2611>
oh ok
<logan2611>
oh okL120[08:29:32] <Forecaster>
that's a lot of peeing
<Forecaster>
that's a lot of peeingL121[08:33:31] <Skye> ~markov Izaya
L122[08:33:37] <Skye> ~markov Inari
L123[08:33:43] <Skye> ~markov lewd
L124[08:33:44] <ocdoc> why am I
configuring twm for a few hours, but \o/)
L125[08:33:46] <ocdoc> execute will need
no BC pipes are TEs can operate by principle still holds your
pantsu shell
L126[08:33:46] <ocdoc> Forecaster: i can
say im the openly sexual interests?
L127[08:34:29] <Forecaster>
allrighty then
<Forecaster>
allrighty thenL128[08:36:44] <AmandaC> gamax92: your
son/daughter is going after @Forecaster
L129[08:38:30] <AmandaC> oh, okay. I guess
Steam Link is updating now
L130[08:38:36] <AmandaC> not like I was in
the middle of a game or anything
L131[08:38:55] <Forecaster>
yay
<Forecaster>
yayL132[08:38:59] <Forecaster>
updates
<Forecaster>
updatesL133[08:39:50] <S3> I should put my
network printer on the DMZ at home
L134[08:40:02] <S3> and wait a month and
see what people print to it
L135[08:40:27] <Forecaster>
100% memes
<Forecaster>
100% memesL136[08:40:35] <S3> sometimes the printers
on campus print out russian
L137[08:40:40] <S3> and go nuts
L138[08:40:55] <Izaya> does your printer
support PJL?
L139[08:41:00] <Izaya> if it does I'll
send you some files
L140[08:41:36] <AmandaC> .... aaand the
update crashes on launch.
L141[08:46:22] <Forecaster>
\o/
<Forecaster>
\o/L142[08:46:24] <Forecaster>
best update
<Forecaster>
best updateL143[08:49:02] <AmandaC> LOL
L144[08:49:16] <AmandaC> Under What's New
"Fixed crash at app start on some devices"
L145[08:50:09] <CompanionCube> Izaya: inb4
you rip off stealing the network
L146[08:50:26] <Izaya> I ended up writing
my own tools for that
L147[08:50:47] <CompanionCube> which thing
in particular?
L148[08:51:10] <Izaya> PJL file
transfer
L149[08:51:57] <CompanionCube> which
chapter was that in again
L150[08:52:08] <Izaya> the one with H3x in
it
L151[08:52:34] <AmandaC> PJL?
L152[08:52:48] <Izaya> Printer Job
Language
L153[08:52:50] <Izaya> port 9100
L154[08:52:55] <AmandaC> I see
L155[08:54:12] <S3> rofl
L156[08:54:25] <CompanionCube> or 'pwning
a printer for fun and no profit'
L157[08:54:54] <S3> No idea if it has
PJL
L158[08:54:58] <S3> I think it may have
postscript
L159[09:10:25] <Forecaster>
%loot
<Forecaster>
%lootL160[09:10:25] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a tiny model shoe.
L161[09:10:47] <Corded> *
<Forecaster> combines tiny shoe with tiny knife and gets tiny
knife shoe
L162[09:35:00] <Forecaster>
https://notalwaysright.com/must-have-been-navel-gazing-through-that-class-2/55326/
<Forecaster>
https://notalwaysright.com/must-have-been-navel-gazing-through-that-class-2/55326/L163[09:45:52]
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L164[09:46:17] <Inari> Meow
L165[09:46:25] <Inari> vifino: Why do you
even ask
L166[09:47:09] *
AmandaC pounces Inari, meows
L167[09:47:13] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L168[09:47:14] *
MichiBot pets AmandaC with forbidden fruit. 8 health
gained!
L169[09:47:14] <Inari> ohi
L170[09:47:19] <AmandaC> haihai. :3
L171[09:48:38] <Inari> %give MichiBot
GDPR
L172[09:48:38] *
MichiBot accepts GDPR and adds it to her inventory
L173[09:49:28] <Forecaster>
%makemagic two thousand GDPR's
<Forecaster>
%makemagic two thousand GDPR'sL174[09:49:29] <MichiBot> two thousand
magic GDPR's
L175[09:50:19] <Inari> Uh, okay?
L176[09:50:23] <Inari> %makemagic
loli
L177[09:50:24] <MichiBot> Seems I'm out of
mana...
L178[09:50:34] <Inari> %loot
L179[09:50:34] <MichiBot> Inari: You get a
loot box! It contains a broken .gif.
L180[09:52:04] <Inari> Say goodbye~
Hello~
L181[09:53:00] <Forecaster>
inari that command is for testing the new prefix solver
<Forecaster>
inari that command is for testing the new prefix solverL182[09:53:07] <S3> Inari: why you remind
me of that song?!
L183[09:53:08] <Inari> I see
L184[09:53:17] <Inari> S3: Because I love
it
L185[09:53:23] <Inari> Assumign we 're
talkinga bout the same song
L186[09:53:23] <Inari> :P
L187[09:53:25] <Forecaster>
do try to make it misbehave so I can fix it
<Forecaster>
do try to make it misbehave so I can fix itL188[09:53:26] <Forecaster>
:P
<Forecaster>
:PL189[09:53:51] <S3> Well I'm talking about
save tonight Inari
L190[09:53:52] <S3> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nntd2fgMUYw
L191[09:53:53] <MichiBot> Eagle-Eye
Cherry - Save Tonight | length: 3m 10s | Likes:
102,606 Dislikes: 2,699 Views: 18,136,942 | by
EagleEyeCherryVEVO | Published On 25/10/2009
L192[09:54:02] <S3> probably not the same
thing you are
L193[09:54:03] <Forecaster>
it's meant to allow inserting things between any prefix and the
rest of the sentence
<Forecaster>
it's meant to allow inserting things between any prefix and the
rest of the sentenceL194[09:54:18] <Inari> %makemagic
AmandaC's wonderfully lyrical loli maiden
L195[09:54:18] <MichiBot> Seems I'm out of
mana...
L196[09:54:24] <Inari> %bap MichiBot
L197[09:54:24] *
MichiBot baps MichiBot with max floof
L198[09:54:36] <Forecaster>
it'll say that if there's no prefix
<Forecaster>
it'll say that if there's no prefixL199[09:54:39] <Inari> S3: Well, no, not
that one XD
L200[09:54:50] <S3> I like that one
though
L201[09:55:12] <Inari> It's a nice
one
L202[09:55:25] <Inari> Though Iprefer the
nigthcore version
L203[09:55:56] <Forecaster>
%makemagic twenty one nightcores
<Forecaster>
%makemagic twenty one nightcoresL204[09:55:56] <MichiBot> twenty one magic
nightcores
L205[09:56:09] <Inari> So
L206[09:56:12] <Inari> Whats a
"prefix" :P
L207[09:56:17] <S3> ever seen the music
video for it?
L208[09:56:19] <S3> it's very
strange
L209[09:56:27] <S3> prefix..
L210[09:56:29] <Inari> S3: don't think
so
L211[09:56:33] <Forecaster>
"twenty one"
<Forecaster>
"twenty one"L212[09:56:35] <Forecaster>
"a"
<Forecaster>
"a"L213[09:56:37] <Forecaster>
"the"
<Forecaster>
"the"L214[09:56:38] <S3> like a network
prefix?
L215[09:57:09] <Mimiru> %makemagic The
Schoolbus
L216[09:57:09] <MichiBot> Seems I'm out of
mana...
L217[09:57:16] <Mimiru> "the"
huh? :P
L218[09:57:21] <Forecaster>
Vexatos probably knows what the proper word is
<Forecaster>
Vexatos probably knows what the proper word isL219[09:57:25] <Forecaster>
maybe I didn't add "the"...
<Forecaster>
maybe I didn't add "the"...L220[09:57:39] <Inari> %makemagic a baked
vexatos
L221[09:57:39] <MichiBot> a magic baked
vexatos
L222[09:57:42] <Forecaster>
no I did
<Forecaster>
no I didL223[09:57:45] <Forecaster>
that's strange
<Forecaster>
that's strangeL224[09:57:51] <Inari> $makemagic the
schoolbus
L225[09:57:54] <Mimiru> %makemagic the
schoolbus
L226[09:57:54] <MichiBot> the magic
schoolbus
L227[09:57:54] <Inari> %makemagic the
schoolbus
L228[09:57:55] <MichiBot> the magic
schoolbus
L229[09:57:59] <Inari> Case
L230[09:58:02] <Forecaster>
ah, case
<Forecaster>
ah, caseL231[09:58:03] <Mimiru> it's case
sensitive... gg
L232[09:58:13] <Inari> S3: It's a bit odd,
yeah
L233[09:58:22] <Vexatos> ,-,
L234[09:58:53] <Inari> S3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uARn2MCUZN4 thats
the song I meant :p
L235[09:58:53] <MichiBot> Birdy Decode
Opening 2-Kiseki by Nirgilis | length: 4m 21s | Likes:
5,136 Dislikes: 65 Views: 917,157 | by
BlackHole392 | Published On 22/5/2012
L236[09:59:00] <Forecaster>
hm, I wonder if I can make the searching case insensitive, but
still have the capture groups preserve case
<Forecaster>
hm, I wonder if I can make the searching case insensitive, but
still have the capture groups preserve caseL237[09:59:37] <Izaya> Huh, apparently in
the US, running your own code on the baseband processor of your
phone is illegal.
L238[09:59:40] <Izaya> How
obnoxious.
L239[09:59:55] <Forecaster>
good thing you're not in the US? :P
<Forecaster>
good thing you're not in the US? :PL240[10:00:28] <Izaya> Too bad I'm not on
the one of zero phones supported by replicant.
L241[10:00:29] <Mimiru> "i"
should preserve the case, no?
L242[10:00:44] <S3> Ok that picture onthe
video
L243[10:00:49] <S3> is kind of
questionable at work
L244[10:00:52] <S3> lol
L245[10:01:02] <Mimiru> or,
Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE I guess.. :P
L246[10:01:29] <Mimiru> I'm pretty sure
I've used that to match ignoring case, and it preserved it.
L247[10:02:52] <Inari> say goodbye hello ~
over and over again you and I always circled round and round ~ with
this melody that will always play until the world changes
L248[10:03:28] <Inari> S3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5-AEwePORw then how
about that
L249[10:03:28] <MichiBot> SAKURA QUEST
ED /Freesia by (K)NoW_NAME/ full lyrics | length: 4m 12s
| Likes: 1,486 Dislikes:
14 Views: 194,062 | by
ok2787 | Published On 15/8/2017
L250[10:03:29] <Inari> :p
L251[10:03:39] <S3> uh
L252[10:03:41] <S3> I'm scared
L253[10:03:45] <S3> should I click
it?
L254[10:03:50] <Inari> Of course
L255[10:04:09] <S3> That's good
coloring
L256[10:07:46] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4lUP_SzOPg oooh I
haven't listened to that in a while
L257[10:07:47] <MichiBot> Wonderful
Wonder World (Log Horizon) | length: 4m 54s | Likes:
1,997 Dislikes: 25 Views: 265,563 | by Loliheartz
| Published On 2/9/2015
L258[10:08:08] <Inari> Also
L259[10:08:17] <Inari> Super pretty thing
I've seen earlier today!
L260[10:08:18] <Inari> https://twitter.com/catgirls_bot/status/999198918775885825
L261[10:08:18] <MichiBot> Wed May 23
03:02:41 CDT 2018 @catgirls_bot: https://t.co/Q5gU6MmPGK https://t.co/4zeAlLgVk3
L262[10:12:29] <Izaya> https://media.8ch.net/file_store/0fa38451116bd6bb7474cf614cdd4eb743780e46309788ecc597ae773da0da29.jpg
L263[10:15:58] <Inari> Izaya: But wheres
ME
L264[10:16:11] <Izaya> In the
ground.
L265[10:16:16] <Inari> xD
L266[10:16:20] <Inari> Poor ME
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L272[11:12:58] <Mimiru> %makemagic the
school bus
L273[11:12:58] <MichiBot> the magic school
bus
L274[11:13:04] <Mimiru> \o/
L275[11:13:30] <Inari> %makemagic The
School Bus
L276[11:13:30] <MichiBot> The magic School
Bus
L277[11:13:51] <Mimiru> Right, I meant to
capitalize it, forgot.
L278[11:14:00] <Inari> %makemagic A B
C
L279[11:14:00] <MichiBot> A magic B
C
L280[11:14:05] <Mimiru> but i knew it'd
work, as I saw the testing. :P
L281[11:14:17] <Inari> Though thats
unafir, usually you'd write it ABC :P
L282[11:14:25] <Mimiru> lol
L283[11:14:28] <Inari> %makemagic
ABC
L284[11:14:28] <MichiBot> Seems I'm out of
mana...
L285[11:20:14] <Inari> %makemagic a
magic
L286[11:20:14] <MichiBot> a magic
magic
L287[11:33:21] <Kleadron>
im installing linux in a vm
<Kleadron>
im installing linux in a vmL289[11:33:30] <Kleadron>
time to wait an hour
<Kleadron>
time to wait an hourL290[12:09:51] <payonel> who was excited
about an editor that runs on t1 ram?
L291[12:26:52] <S3> wheres msdos?
L292[12:27:01] <S3> and 3.1
L293[12:27:07] <S3> and 2.x and
1.x...
L294[12:27:27] <Inari> Temia: https://twitter.com/BirdsThoCo/status/999096332366241793
L295[12:27:27] <MichiBot> Tue May 22
20:15:02 CDT 2018 @BirdsThoCo: ? https://t.co/kuESn4GQWj
L296[12:32:08] <S3> AHAHA
L297[12:32:17] <S3> Inari: that your
bird?
L298[12:37:51] <Inari> No
L299[12:40:12] <Inari> https://gist.github.com/lelandbatey/8677901 thats
cool
L300[12:44:37] <S3> Yeah I actually took a
DIP class last semester Inari where we had to write the algorithms
to do that by hand
L301[12:44:40] <S3> it's really cool
stuff
L302[12:45:07] <S3> my final project was
about taking pictures of your surrounding 1 pixel tall using
ultrasound.
L303[12:45:38] <S3> and using those
techniques to clean up the view of where you were then using a* to
calculate movement
L304[12:48:58] <Inari> Talking of
algorithms, I wonder how I'd calculate hte percentage of a number
in relation to another number going digit-by-digit. Just division
liek you do it in grade school?
L305[12:57:50] <S3> omg Inari every time I
have to do this I have to reinvent it XD
L306[12:57:52] <S3> don't you?
L307[12:58:02] <Inari> Hm?
L308[12:58:25] <S3> well I do know that
you can do n1 / n2 and it will give you a percentage of
that..
L309[12:58:51] <S3> lek if you get a test
that says 15/24 questions correct
L310[12:59:04] <S3> thats a 62.5 because
0.625
L311[12:59:55] <S3> I've been having a
brain fart about how to take a number and get a decimal point of
360 degrees..
L312[13:00:04] <S3> but neve rhave it go
over one, just loop around
L313[13:00:15] <S3> modulo is always a
whole number, I need a decimal
L314[13:01:52] <S3> here's what I need to
do, I need to take a hash like sha 256 and convert it into a number
between 0 and 360. maybe Izaya knows what to do or Skye
L315[13:01:55] <S3> but it can't be
whole
L316[13:01:59] <S3> it needs to be a
decimal
L317[13:03:52] <Skye> S3, (a) why (b) how
many decimal places
L318[13:04:44] <S3> a) because I'm
increasing bucket count, avoiding collisions. b) as many as it
wants
L319[13:04:54] <S3> in Lua, all numbers
are floating point iirc
L320[13:04:55] <ben_mkiv> for some
operations you get decimals by doing something like operation(var *
1000) / 1000
L321[13:05:00] <S3> so there's no issue by
using it
L322[13:05:27] <S3> oh yeah the
scaling!
L323[13:05:29] <S3> that's right
L324[13:05:35] <S3> I had to do that with
histograms
L325[13:05:38] <Skye> S3, so 32 bit
floats? :P
L326[13:05:47] <S3> Not sure, what's lua
on OC use?
L327[13:05:51] <S3> is it all 32
bit?
L328[13:05:56] <Skye> lua is at least 32
bit floats
L329[13:06:00] <S3> ok
L330[13:06:04] <S3> tbh I'll get what I
can get
L331[13:06:04] <Skye> sometimes more
L332[13:06:07] <Skye> but don't risk
it
L333[13:06:10] <S3> so I can do ...
L334[13:06:18] <Skye> tbh
L335[13:06:22] <Skye> due to how floats
scale
L336[13:06:29] <Skye> you don't need a
decimal
L337[13:06:42] <Skye> you can use a whole
number
L338[13:06:48] <Skye> ironically, it's
less than 32 bit ints
L339[13:06:59] <S3> (sha256(filename) *
360) / 360
L340[13:07:07] <S3> Skye: consistent
hashing usually uses a decimal
L341[13:07:19] <S3> it vastly decreases
the chance a collission will ever happen
L342[13:07:45] <Skye> wat
L343[13:08:01] <Skye> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-precision_floating-point_format#Precision_limits_on_integer_values
L344[13:08:10] <Skye> you could use
negative values
L345[13:08:43] <S3> another way I could do
it is hard set a maximum ammount of destination nodes
L346[13:08:50] <S3> however one challenge
is this
L347[13:09:00] <S3> it needs to be
circular
L348[13:09:36] <Skye> ah
L349[13:09:41] <Skye> aarhg
L350[13:09:49] <Skye> the result of the
hash is not a number though
L351[13:09:50] <S3> if I use whole
numbers, then the problem becomes, I have to think about what the
maximyum number of nodes to support should be
L352[13:09:50] <Skye> x_x
L353[13:09:56] <S3> I could just use 360
of them
L354[13:10:02] <S3> think 360 nodes in OC
is enough?
L355[13:10:03] <Skye> the maximum limit of
the storage type
L356[13:10:06] <Skye> >_<
L357[13:10:11] <Skye> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-precision_floating-point_format#Precision_limits_on_integer_values
L358[13:10:18] <Skye> those are you
limits
L359[13:10:29] <S3> the result of a hash
is a number..
L360[13:10:39] <S3> it's just not the way
you wish it was a number
L361[13:10:42] <Skye> and that number WILL
NOT FIT into a 32 bit float
L362[13:10:48] <Skye> it's gonna be a
string
L363[13:10:50] <Skye> of bytes
L364[13:11:02] <S3> this is kind of why I
wanted to use pearson hashing
L365[13:11:09] <S3> but Izaya was like no
use my sha256
L366[13:11:10] <S3> lol
L367[13:11:39] <Skye> okay.
L368[13:11:40] <Skye> uh
L369[13:11:41] <S3> with pearsing hashing
I can dump the output into say a 32 bit number
L370[13:11:45] <S3> then do math with it
directly
L371[13:11:51] <S3> I can use whole
numbers still
L372[13:11:52] <Skye> it's not a 32-bit
number
L373[13:11:57] <S3> what isn't
L374[13:11:58] <Skye> it's a 32-bit float
.-.
L375[13:12:02] <S3> forget floats
L376[13:12:09] <Skye> Lua always uses
floats
L377[13:12:12] <Skye> except 5.3
L378[13:12:14] <S3> oh yeah
L379[13:13:03] <S3> looks like it can
handle about 24 bit numbers just fine
L380[13:13:08] <Skye> it's a 24-bit number
basically
L381[13:13:11] <Skye> which is...
L382[13:13:13] <S3> I can do that
too
L383[13:13:21] <S3> pearson hashing is
still low collision with that
L384[13:13:35] <Skye> technically
though
L385[13:13:38] <S3> plus, my filesystem
handles collisions!
L386[13:13:45] <Skye> it's 23-bits +
sign
L387[13:13:49] <Skye> so be careful
L388[13:13:52] <S3> hmm
L389[13:13:55] <S3> experimentation needed
:D
L390[13:14:31] <S3> what happens in
5.3?
L391[13:14:36] <Skye> 64-bit ints
L392[13:14:40] <S3> OC has 5.3
L393[13:14:48] <Skye> but is 5.2 by
default
L394[13:14:54] <S3> hmm but that requires
a 64 bit machine right? or does it handle it in 32 bit with
multiplexing?
L395[13:15:06] <S3> yeah but you can shift
click it or something
L396[13:15:17] <Skye> do you want to force
5.2
L397[13:15:27] <Skye> oh
L398[13:15:29] <Skye> sometimes 32-bit
ints
L399[13:15:34] <Skye> sometimes 32-bit
floats
L400[13:15:35] <Skye> :D
L401[13:15:37] <S3> I wouldn't mind
forcing 5.3 really, I mean I have never needed to require myself
5.2?
L402[13:16:19] <S3> I can even possibly
detect 5.2
L403[13:16:32] <S3> and panic and print
saying "Lua 5.3 required."
L404[13:16:36] <Skye> what is wrong with
24 bits ;)
L405[13:16:40] <S3> nothing
L406[13:17:00] <Forecaster>
it's not the answer to life, the universe and everything D:
<Forecaster>
it's not the answer to life, the universe and everything D:L407[13:17:08] <S3> No it's not.
L408[13:17:18] <S3> Read the damn
book
L409[13:17:20] <S3> :D
L410[13:17:45] <Skye> idea
L411[13:17:55] <Skye> take the first n
bytes of the sha hash
L412[13:17:56] <Skye> uh hold on
L413[13:18:17] <Forecaster>
but I have read the book
<Forecaster>
but I have read the bookL414[13:18:40] <Skye> sha[1] + (sha[2] *
256) + (sha[3] * 65536)
L415[13:18:41] <S3> have you ever watched
the tv series from the 60s or whatever?
L416[13:18:44] <S3> it's great
L417[13:18:44] <Skye> done
L418[13:18:49] <Forecaster>
nope
<Forecaster>
nopeL419[13:18:49] <S3> follows the book
closely
L420[13:19:08] <S3> dafuq you doing
Skye
L421[13:19:14] <Skye> ;)
L422[13:20:03] <S3> Anyways, here's what I
can do
L423[13:20:20] <Skye> string.byte(hash,
1,1) + (string.byte(hash,2,2) * 256) + (string.byte(hash,3,3) *
65536)
L424[13:20:21] <Skye> done
L425[13:20:26] <Skye> that's your 24-bit
hash
L426[13:20:51] <S3> pearson is much faster
I might as well use pearson at that point
L427[13:22:48] <S3> so yeah every cluster
can have a set of buckets.. I could make this like 65536. the
problem is, I need that number to stay between 1 and 65536( for
lua's 1 first index sake)
L428[13:22:54] <S3> and never more than
that
L429[13:23:05] <Skye> ah
L430[13:23:08] <Skye> then no -
numbers
L431[13:23:14] <S3> no negatives
L432[13:23:47] <S3> the other thing in the
back of my head is that when I calculate a bucket, instead of
throwing it in the you find the next available (or previous if
that's better) table index that has a value
L433[13:24:21] <S3> so for example if I
have { 1 = "foo", 10 = "bar", 50 = "this,
100 = "that" } then if I get bucket 74 I should be able
to go, "put it in bucket 100
L434[13:24:31] <S3> because 100 is the
next one available from 74
L435[13:24:48] <S3> If I get 39 then the
next one is 50
L436[13:25:14] <S3> using some circular
logic, if I got 101 then I'd get 1 out of it of course.
L437[13:25:24] <S3> or anything above 100
but less than maximum bucket count
L438[13:25:34] <S3> Maybe I can somehow
use next or something
L439[13:27:03] <S3> if 7 is nil, I wonder
if I can do next(7) to get 10
L440[13:28:15] <S3> %lua a = {10 =
"foo", 20 = "bar", 30 = "biz", 40 =
"baz" }; print next(a, 17)
L441[13:28:15] <MichiBot> main:1: '}'
expected near '='
L442[13:28:18] <S3> oops
L443[13:28:48] <S3> %lua a = {[10] =
"foo", [20] = "bar", [30] = "biz",
[40] = "baz" }; print next(a, 17)
L444[13:28:48] <MichiBot> main:1: syntax
error near 'next'
L445[13:28:58] <S3> k im going to try it
out of this becausse meh
L446[13:31:25] <S3> Nope index has to
exist
L447[13:36:45] <S3> Skye: I discovered a
way to get the filesystem a LOT faster
L448[13:36:57] <S3> fragmented B
trees.
L449[13:37:08] <S3> with consistent
hashing
L450[13:51:45] <Skye> :o
L451[13:52:19] <S3> you'll see :D
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L454[14:10:59] <S3> heh
L455[14:11:13] <S3> except most of the
time I complain that restaurant ments don't have enough
options
L456[14:11:25] <S3> menus
L457[15:00:28] <Inari> https://twitter.com/davidjoachim/status/999330489411538945
L458[15:00:28] <MichiBot> Wed May 23
11:45:29 CDT 2018 @davidjoachim: Breaking -->>>
L459[15:06:51] <Inari> AmandaC / gamax92:
https://twitter.com/MilesExpress999/status/999380750343393280
L460[15:06:51] <MichiBot> Wed May 23
15:05:13 CDT 2018 @MilesExpress999: yes this is very good https://t.co/0eb2L8WJIp
L461[15:12:48] <AmandaC> Inari: :D
L462[15:17:08] <vifino> Inari: so you are
coming? :D
L463[15:17:15] <Inari> vifino: Nope
L464[15:17:19] <vifino> :(
L465[15:17:28] <Inari> I'm unlikely to be
at any given event :p
L466[15:17:34] <vifino> but but
L467[15:17:42] <vifino> ~japanese
culture~
L468[15:17:44] <Inari> Plus even if I was,
I'd probably not meet up with someone from the net xD
L469[15:17:51] <vifino> There's a cat
cafe!
L470[15:17:53] <vifino> Ouch.
L471[15:24:06] <Skye> internet safety is
important folks
L472[15:28:31] <gerard>
No
<gerard>
NoL473[15:28:39] <gerard>
Lolis are important
<gerard>
Lolis are importantL474[15:30:21] <Forecaster>
yeah but it doesn't necessarily mean "never meet anyone
ever"
<Forecaster>
yeah but it doesn't necessarily mean "never meet anyone
ever"L475[15:35:52] <Inari> Meet people you met
in RL
L476[15:35:53] <Inari> xP
L477[15:37:01] <Forecaster>
...
<Forecaster>
...L478[15:37:15] <Forecaster>
but at some point you have to meet them for the first time
<Forecaster>
but at some point you have to meet them for the first timeL479[15:37:23] <Inari> Yeah
L480[15:37:23] <Forecaster>
upon which they can just stab you
<Forecaster>
upon which they can just stab youL481[15:37:30] <Inari> When you're out and
about and meet someone in RL
L482[15:37:31] <Inari> \o/
L483[15:38:01] <Forecaster>
how is it different if you talk to them on the internet
first?
<Forecaster>
how is it different if you talk to them on the internet
first?L484[15:38:32] <Inari> Dunno, just is. You
meet RL people and meet them in RL. You meet internet peoplea nd
meet them in the net xD
L485[15:38:48] <Forecaster>
...okay, "just is"
<Forecaster>
...okay, "just is"L486[15:38:56] <Forecaster>
great answer, you sure convinced me :P
<Forecaster>
great answer, you sure convinced me :PL487[15:39:17] <Inari> Well, I don't need
to convince you of my personal policies
L488[15:40:03] <Forecaster>
%s/personal policies/irrational fears/
<Forecaster>
%s/personal policies/irrational fears/L489[15:40:03] <MichiBot> <Inari>
Well, I don't need to convince you of my irrational fears
L490[15:40:13] <Forecaster>
no you don't
<Forecaster>
no you don'tL491[15:40:40] <Inari> %actualshrug
L492[15:40:40] <MichiBot> Inari:
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L493[15:41:39] <Forecaster>
but I wanted to see if you had an actual reason for it or not
<Forecaster>
but I wanted to see if you had an actual reason for it or notL494[15:44:04] <Inari> Separating RL
people and net people for additional safety. Decrease
private/identifiable information on the net to make it harder for
someone to track it down if they tried, and so on
L495[15:45:38] <Forecaster>
sure...
<Forecaster>
sure...L496[15:46:19] <Inari> Just seems normal
and what one is taught xD
L497[15:46:31] <Forecaster>
no, it doesn't
<Forecaster>
no, it doesn'tL498[15:46:38] <Forecaster>
or well, yeah
<Forecaster>
or well, yeahL499[15:46:41] <Inari> Maybe not in your
area
L500[15:46:53] <Forecaster>
if you're taught by a parent who thinks "oh no the internet
how scary"
<Forecaster>
if you're taught by a parent who thinks "oh no the internet
how scary"L501[15:48:32] <Forecaster>
you obviously shouldn't go meet up with just anyone off the
internet, just like how you shouldn't just pick someone off of an
ad in a paper and meet up with them
<Forecaster>
you obviously shouldn't go meet up with just anyone off the
internet, just like how you shouldn't just pick someone off of an
ad in a paper and meet up with themL502[15:49:08] <Forecaster>
but at the same time thinking that you can't meet *anyone* from the
internet is equally stupid
<Forecaster>
but at the same time thinking that you can't meet *anyone* from the
internet is equally stupidL503[16:00:22] <S3> I was taught by a
paret who said, "Look! we can get things if we dial this
telephone number and type in this and that and enable serial file
transfer!
L504[16:00:31] <S3> we had the Internet
before the Internet
L505[16:00:56] <S3> then I remember the
day AOL came out and my dad got AOL pretty much as fast as he could
get it
L506[16:01:15] <S3> but shortly after that
he ditched AOL for some toll call dialup service in CA
L507[16:01:38] <S3> because it was cheaper
to make a toll call and use dialup than it was to have AOL do it
for you
L508[16:01:39] <20kdc>
AmandaC: regarding the KittenOS NEO compression: Important parts of
the overhead (~24 lines?) are due to a rather bad case of "oh
whoops I did have values > 127 after all". Of course, in
KittenOS NEO's case, getting rid of this assumption worsens things
because it's true for the most part, and the overhead isn't exactly
much. In your case, if you don't particularly have any bytes >
127...
<20kdc>
AmandaC: regarding the KittenOS NEO compression: Important parts of
the overhead (~24 lines?) are due to a rather bad case of "oh
whoops I did have values > 127 after all". Of course, in
KittenOS NEO's case, getting rid of this assumption worsens things
because it's true for the most part, and the overhead isn't exactly
much. In your case, if you don't particularly have any bytes >
127...L509[16:02:22] <S3> 20kdc Trotwood is
going to terrify you :D
L510[16:02:46] <20kdc> S3:
Trotwood?
<20kdc> S3:
Trotwood?L511[16:02:58] <S3> Trotwood! my OS
L512[16:03:06] <20kdc>
Ah
<20kdc>
AhL513[16:03:10] <20kdc>
...why is it going to terrify me
<20kdc>
...why is it going to terrify meL514[16:04:01] <S3> because it makes no
sense to run it on one computer :D
L515[16:04:27] <20kdc>
sounds fun
<20kdc>
sounds funL516[16:04:27] <S3> you will never be
satisfied until you have the maximum number of computers on one LAN
cable attached
L517[16:04:28] <S3> :D
L518[16:04:36] <Skye> how will it
work
L519[16:04:45] <S3> The actor model!
L520[16:04:50] <S3> which is up and
running
L521[16:04:51] <Skye> how will it
communicate
L522[16:05:00] <S3> Skye: how do you think
my FS works?
L523[16:05:09] <Skye> network?
L524[16:05:29] <S3> yeah so it uses
broadcast messages to send jobs when they're needed.
L525[16:05:39] <S3> the cluster
"talks to itself"
L526[16:05:51] <S3> to nobody in
particular
L527[16:06:03] <S3> unless it knows
exactly where its going of course
L528[16:08:29] <S3> Skye: it's kinda neat.
every process has a PID less than 0
L529[16:08:32] <S3> er
L530[16:08:35] <S3> less than 1
sorry
L531[16:08:48] <S3> so for example,
process 0.264
L532[16:09:10] <S3> there's a max cap that
is recommended to be in increments of whole digits, and defaults to
1000 processes per node.
L533[16:09:19] <S3> so 0.001 to 0.999 is
acceptable
L534[16:09:24] <Skye> o.o
L535[16:09:50] <S3> the 0 is very
important
L536[16:09:56] <S3> no process can be pid
0
L537[16:10:11] <S3> Skye: there's
something that makes matters terrifying :D
L538[16:10:18] <Skye> that's not
1000
L539[16:10:23] <Skye> that's... 999
L540[16:10:24] <Skye> >_<
L541[16:10:26] <S3> Skye: imagine you send
a syncronous message to some process somewhere
L542[16:10:30] <S3> Skye: round it
up
L543[16:10:49] <Skye> ¬_¬
L544[16:11:24] <20kdc> why
not use 0.000
<20kdc> why
not use 0.000L545[16:12:51] <Skye> ¬_¬
L546[16:14:11] <S3> iirc it casued
undefined behavior
L547[16:14:41] <S3> anyways, had people
come in my door- so if you send a sync message to some process
somewhere in the cluster and lets say it returned a pid of some
process it wanted you to send something to
L548[16:14:53] <S3> you may get a pid that
looks like this: 3.14
L549[16:15:22] <S3> or to prevent
confusion, 3.014
L550[16:15:32] <S3> ignore the 3.14
L551[16:15:47] <S3> but that's the
terrifying part
L552[16:15:56] <S3> that PID is >
1!
L553[16:16:30] <20kdc>
...and?
<20kdc>
...and?L554[16:16:33] <20kdc>
That's not terrifying.
<20kdc>
That's not terrifying.L555[16:16:41] <S3> well I just said all
PIDs are < 1
L556[16:16:44] <S3> because they are
L557[16:16:58] <20kdc> No,
you said all PIDs within a machine are < 1.
<20kdc> No,
you said all PIDs within a machine are < 1.L558[16:16:59] <S3> that PID that's 3.014
is still < 1
L559[16:17:04] <S3> oh shit
L560[16:17:09] <S3> 20kdc is smart
L561[16:17:16] <S3> he knows exactly what
I'm getting at
L562[16:17:26] <S3> in this case, the 3 is
the node ID
L563[16:17:58] <S3> the internal mailbox
router that sends actor messages knows when a message needs to go
through the network router when the PID is >= 1
L564[16:18:15] <Skye> what protocol will
this be?
L565[16:18:40] <S3> Well we have
options.
L566[16:19:05] <Skye> huh?
L567[16:19:15] <S3> there's a pure Lua
port of msgpack I can use for serializing messages perhaps
L568[16:19:38] <S3> but the protocol will
be extremely simple in terms of identification of what the packet
does
L569[16:19:55] <S3> each node in the
cluster keeps track of its neighbors
L570[16:20:00] <S3> so it can turn node
IDs into UUIDs
L571[16:20:20] <S3> as in network card
UUIDs or something
L572[16:20:28] <S3> addresses to send
to
L573[16:20:40] <Skye> so a custom
protocol?
L574[16:20:43] <S3> yes
L575[16:20:51] <S3> an extremely limited
and simple custom protocol
L576[16:21:00] <S3> to start I will
probably just stringify tables
L577[16:21:17] <S3> but msgpack would be
easiest..
L578[16:21:21] <Skye> so it'll be direct
over OC networks?
L579[16:21:35] <S3> yes. there's broadcast
messages too..
L580[16:21:47] <S3> so the filesystem is
special in that regard
L581[16:21:51] <S3> the filesystem uses
broadcasts
L582[16:21:58] <Skye> huh
L583[16:22:00] <Skye> neat
L584[16:22:02] <S3> it broacasts a message
over the network and so do you when you do stuff
L585[16:22:06] <S3> so you could have a
NAS
L586[16:22:09] <Skye> what about external
interfaces
L587[16:22:16] <S3> and all you do is send
a broadcast message saying "I want to open
/etc/fstab"
L588[16:22:34] <S3> what kind of external
interfaces?
L589[16:23:06] <Skye> to other computers
and stuff
L590[16:23:09] <Skye> and OSes
L591[16:23:47] <S3> Yeah I'm thinking of
writing NAS drivers for my filesystem if you want to use the OS for
a NAS or something, but at the same time, here's the super
terrifying idea; I may be able to run OpenOS on top of it
L592[16:23:57] <S3> so that you can have
your familiar interface
L593[16:24:18] <S3> oh wait you mea like,
over an Internet card?
L594[16:24:21] <S3> Skye: ^
L595[16:24:27] <20kdc>
wait, running OpenOS on top of stuff? That's part of *my* evil
plans!
<20kdc>
wait, running OpenOS on top of stuff? That's part of *my* evil
plans!L596[16:24:34] <20kdc>
Flip! I have to beat you to the evil plan!
<20kdc>
Flip! I have to beat you to the evil plan!L597[16:24:37] <Skye> and Izaya's
L598[16:24:42] <Skye> and mine
actually
L599[16:24:42] <S3> rofl
L600[16:24:43] <Skye> :3
L601[16:24:49] <Skye> I already ran OpenOS
on MiniOS
L602[16:24:54] <Skye> I win
L603[16:24:58] <20kdc> Skye
wins
<20kdc> Skye
winsL604[16:25:00] <20kdc> all
hail Skye
<20kdc> all
hail SkyeL605[16:25:02] <S3> with my OS you can
literally sit penOS on top of it and have infinite disk space
L606[16:25:03] <Corded> * <20kdc>
bows
L607[16:25:06] <S3> well not really but
infinite to us
L608[16:25:32] <Skye> I ran it before
other OSes even existed IIRC
L609[16:25:33] <Skye> :D
L610[16:34:03] <AmandaC> %choose feels S
first or feels T first
L611[16:34:03] <MichiBot> AmandaC: feels T
first
L612[16:57:07] <Inari> vifino: Looking for
nintendo switch on eBay
L613[16:57:19] <Inari> One entry's title:
"Nintendo Schalter"
L614[17:06:25] <AmandaC> %choose computer
or not so computer
L615[17:06:25] <MichiBot> AmandaC: not so
computer
L616[17:26:43] <S3> ok guys
L617[17:26:56] <S3> the
terrifyingness
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L619[17:31:07] <S3> https://imgur.com/a/kZPvLpn
L620[17:31:11] <S3> Have a look at that,
Skye
L621[17:31:13] <S3> :D
L622[17:35:01] <Izaya> man I need to get a
whiteboard or something
L623[17:35:15] <S3> i used to have an 8
foot chaulk boar
L624[17:35:17] <S3> board*
L625[17:35:26] <S3> Izaya: That's my OS
actor model tree
L626[17:35:34] <S3> every circle is a
process
L627[17:35:44] <S3> every S is a
sueprvisor, it does noting but watch other processes, W are
workers.
L628[17:51:57] <Z0idburg>
some to get on the mic
<Z0idburg>
some to get on the micL629[17:52:02] <Z0idburg>
and blast music
<Z0idburg>
and blast musicL630[17:52:52] <Izaya> aw shit
L631[17:52:59] <Izaya> got an oil
leak
L632[17:53:22] <Z0idburg>
wut
<Z0idburg>
wutL633[17:53:31] <Z0idburg>
in your car?
<Z0idburg>
in your car?L634[17:53:37] <Izaya> yeah
L635[17:53:42] <Izaya> hey is it safe to
apply duct tape or
L636[17:53:43] <Z0idburg>
high mileage penzoil may slow it down
<Z0idburg>
high mileage penzoil may slow it downL637[17:53:47] <Z0idburg>
if its small
<Z0idburg>
if its smallL638[17:53:55] <Z0idburg>
it causes all the gaskets to swell up in the engine
<Z0idburg>
it causes all the gaskets to swell up in the engineL639[17:55:25] <Izaya> alright
L640[18:02:39] <S3> Izaya: I wouldn't use
duct tape
L641[18:02:41] <S3> at all
L642[18:02:46] <S3> engines get really
fucking hot
L643[18:02:52] <Izaya> and that'll
burn?
L644[18:02:57] <S3> that's going to just
fall off or become a puddle
L645[18:02:59] <S3> burning isnt the
issue
L646[18:03:02] <Izaya> ah
L647[18:03:07] <Izaya> effectively
useless
L648[18:03:14] <S3> where is the
leak?
L649[18:03:29] <Izaya> unsure
L650[18:04:25] <S3> I mean technically
speaking Izaya
L651[18:04:39] <S3> if you were to pour
oil on top of the engine manifold while it was running
L652[18:04:47] <S3> the engine is hot
enough to catch the oil on fire
L653[18:04:57] <S3> usually
L654[18:05:04] <Izaya> o.o
L655[18:05:05] <S3> so yeah, I mean
imagine duct taping that
L656[18:05:23] <S3> I can't remember what
the average operating temp of an engine is warmed up
L657[18:05:36] <Izaya> hey S3 what's your
opinion on electric cars?
L658[18:06:09] <S3> They're cool. But I do
prefer gasoline
L659[18:06:19] <Mimiru> \o/
L660[18:06:34] <S3> Also I know this guy
at work who has an electric car and I asked how long it takes to
charge
L661[18:06:34] <Mimiru> Assuming my
background check comes back in time, I'll have a job Friday, and
start training Sunday.
L662[18:07:01] <S3> and he told me he gets
like 300 miles per "tank" per say which is normal, but he
says that he can charge it at work for 8 hours and get 50 - 80
miles out of it
L663[18:07:06] <S3> which si
depressing
L664[18:07:14] <Izaya> alright got some
oil to top it up till we can get it properly repaired
L665[18:07:16] <S3> Mimiru: why are we all
getting jobs?!
L666[18:07:21] <S3> I just got offered one
starting tuesday :D
L667[18:07:33] <Forecaster>
Batteries suck
<Forecaster>
Batteries suckL668[18:07:43] <S3> Izaya: how bad is
it?
L669[18:07:43] <Izaya> tfw 'freelance'
'computer' 'repair' 'technician'
L670[18:07:56] <S3> because you really
don't want to drive with a leak if you can help it
L671[18:08:50] <Izaya> don't really have
anything to compare it to
L672[18:09:06] <S3> I see
L673[18:09:09] <S3> got abanana?
L674[18:09:11] <S3> lol jk
L675[18:10:19] <S3> Izaya: you may be
super lucky
L676[18:10:32] <S3> Izaya: is yuor car
cooled down? I'd check the oil pan and the drain plug
L677[18:10:38] <S3> it could be just the
stupid drain plug
L678[18:10:39] <Mimiru> Gratz S3
L679[18:10:53] <S3> if not it could be a
pan gasket
L680[18:11:13] <Izaya> I really need to
look into a service manual for this thing
L681[18:11:36] <Izaya> I don't know much
about cars and stuff
L682[18:12:08] <S3> well whatever you do
you want to ensure the car is cool
L683[18:12:10] <S3> it takes a while
L684[18:12:14] <S3> my Jeep takes like 45
minutes
L685[18:12:20] <S3> but its also a
v6
L686[18:14:42] <AmandaC> %choose computer
or no
L687[18:14:43] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
computer
L688[18:14:45] <AmandaC> Hrm
L689[18:15:07] <AmandaC> %choose maybe
code or maybe game
L690[18:15:07] <MichiBot> AmandaC: maybe
code
L691[18:15:16] <AmandaC> Sounds good I
guess
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L693[18:26:04] <S3> Mimiru: yep I get to
bother infina all day
L694[18:26:18] <infina> Just found out
that S3 starts working at the desk next to me on Tuesday...
L695[18:26:25] <S3> XD
L696[18:26:51] <Izaya> :D
L697[18:28:23] <Mimiru> I'm so
sorry.
L698[18:29:27] <AmandaC> infina: time to
skip town and steal a new identity
L699[18:29:45] <Mimiru> ^
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L701[18:50:08] <Izaya> the leak is not
oil
L702[18:50:22] <Izaya> well, it's power
steering fluid
L703[18:50:24] <Izaya> which may be
oil
L704[18:50:30] <Izaya> but it's not oil
for in the engine
L705[18:52:38] <Mimiru> Hydraulic oil
:P
L706[18:53:33] <Izaya> that makes
sense
L707[18:53:45] <Izaya> but because it's a
ford it uses special stuff instead of the same stuff as everything
else
L708[18:56:09] <S3> Oh shit
L709[18:56:31] <S3> well are you really
strong?
L710[18:59:15] <S3> infina: It's too bad
that they don't make adaptors for your steering wheel to have a
giant steering wheel like the old cars had
L711[18:59:18] <S3> without power
steering
L712[19:00:08] <S3> http://www.truckinginfo.com/fc_images/blogs/l-img-0995.jpg
L713[19:00:19] <S3> oh yeah Izaya *
L714[19:00:54] <Izaya> apparently it's a
real bad idea to use it without
L715[19:01:08] <Izaya> they're not
designed to be used without the stuff
L716[19:01:43] <Izaya> as for cars without
power steering, I learned in an 80s Hilux and it didn't have power
steering
L717[19:01:58] <Izaya> or aircon or
interior lights or electic windows
L718[19:02:08] <Izaya> which admittedly is
kinda nice electric windows are a PITA
L719[19:04:10] <S3> well the problem is
you're moving the rack as well as the parts that move it
L720[19:04:22] <S3> so you're feeding back
energy into the system
L721[19:05:30] <S3> so if a small gear
moves a big gear onto the rack control for assist, then when you
turn the steering wheel without the assist you're turning a small
gear with qa big gear not just the rack, which is applying lots of
torque onto the small gear
L722[19:05:35] <S3> just an example
L723[19:05:58] <S3> some of those systems
are only designs for forces moving in one direction
L724[19:06:31] <S3> I prefer crank
windows
L725[19:06:36] <S3> but I have electric in
mine
L726[19:06:56] <S3> my father's car from
1974 had electric windows btw :D
L727[19:07:03] <S3> they had these giant
ass motors to operate them
L728[19:07:05] <S3> and they were
loud
L729[19:07:20] <S3> sounded like an
industrial crane moving when they were moving
L730[19:07:21] <S3> :D
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L740[23:36:25] <slyjester> Hey anyone
around?