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L8[01:25:19] <beesnees2> gamax92: you just
created a... frankenarchlinux
L9[02:05:46] <SquidDev> ♥ asie and payonel
for merging & reviewing the PRs. My notifications were a joy to
behold this morning.
L10[02:06:25] <asie> SquidDev: I'm only on
this briefly, I just want to help clean up the mess
L11[02:06:29] <asie> I'm working on my own
computer mod.
L12[02:07:04] <asie> Mostly because I feel
I doubt OC has a lot of shelf life left, and payo in particular is
focused on OpenOS development - which is something I retain
compatibility with. ;-)
L13[02:07:21] <ben_mkiv> oO
L14[02:07:52] <asie> Anyhow, that's not
coming any time soon. Think 1.13.
L15[02:08:09] <ben_mkiv> thats mainly
because OC is stable and decided to keep the features like they are
and just improve stuff
L16[02:08:20] <asie> It's not stable.
L17[02:08:23] <asie> Look at the issue
tracker.
L18[02:08:23] <ben_mkiv> also theres a good
add on api
L19[02:08:33] <asie> They haven't decided
to do anything, Sangar quit and development slowed down to a
crawl.
L20[02:08:38] <SquidDev> 2019: The year of
CC's return! :p
L21[02:08:47] <asie> SquidDev: Ironically,
it might be the case!
L22[02:08:50] <asie> CC is moving way
faster than OC now
L23[02:08:58] <asie> But I'm not gonna let
CC win.
L24[02:09:12] <asie> Great work on the new
features, BTW
L25[02:09:39] <asie> Anyhow, I'm helping
out OC because I feel it's the right thing to do and I don't mind
it co-existing, seeing as the software bases should be
compatible
L26[02:09:39] <ben_mkiv> how are you
telling someone who played it for tons of hours that its not
stable?
L27[02:09:41] <SquidDev> Well, it's not
hard when you're at the bottom :p.
L28[02:09:45] <ben_mkiv> it didnt even
cause a single server crash
L29[02:09:51] <asie> ben_mkiv: I ran three
conventions in-game, with hundreds of people, using OC.
L30[02:10:02] <asie> I've been an OC addon
developer throughout all of 2014. I've made a lot of OC
software.
L31[02:10:22] <ben_mkiv> yea, but how about
improving oc to keep those a thing, too?
L32[02:10:29] <asie> Those?
L33[02:10:30] <SquidDev> You end up finding
issues in _every_ mod if you run it on a big enough server. OC is
(sadly) no exception.
L34[02:10:37] <asie> Computronics is gonna
be compatible, that I can make sure of
L35[02:10:41] <ben_mkiv> your addons
L36[02:11:04] <asie> Again, I want to
pursue my own vision too.
L37[02:11:27] <SquidDev> asie: Can we have
Lisp machines in your new mod?
L38[02:11:33] <asie> SquidDev: My new mod
is zombo.com.
L39[02:11:37] <asie> I won't say more for
now :P
L41[02:12:24] <ben_mkiv> why does my chrome
block that? :>
L42[02:12:29] <asie> because you're not
using firefox
L43[02:12:38] <SquidDev> Nah, uMatrix is
blocking that.
L44[02:12:45] <ben_mkiv> yea, right
L45[02:13:00] <asie> The only thing it has
is Google Analytics...?
L46[02:13:21] <ben_mkiv> no, �Matrix didnt
even like the main domain
L47[02:13:29] <asie> zombo.com is an empty
page with a Flash file
L48[02:13:31] <SquidDev> I suspect it's on
somebody's blocklist...
L49[02:13:33] <asie> html5zombo.com is the
HTML5 port
L50[02:13:38] <asie> I bet someone just
hates being able to do everything at zombo.com
L52[02:13:55] <MichiBot>
Zombo .com
| length:
1m 51s | Likes:
970 Dislikes:
101 Views:
127,036 | by
Kylehere |
Published On 23/8/2012
L53[02:13:56] <ben_mkiv> so this wasnt
serious? :>
L54[02:14:05] <asie> it was
L56[02:16:00] <asie> <+asie> I bet
someone just hates being able to do everything at zombo.com
L57[02:16:17] <SquidDev> It's an
ad/tracking server apparently...
L58[02:16:32] <asie> It has Google
Analytics, but I don't think there's proof as to anything
else?
L59[02:17:00] <SquidDev> Yeah, I'm
confused. I'm afraid there's no more info beyond that.
L61[02:17:58] <SquidDev> I'm just impressed
that there's a flash animation which works for 20 years.
L62[02:19:19] <ben_mkiv> im looking through
the issues...
L63[02:19:34] <ben_mkiv> have of which i
read was fixed already but not closed, or is a crossmod issue
L64[02:19:41] <asie> Not really half.
L65[02:19:47] <asie> I identified a few,
I've forwarded them to payonel.
L66[02:19:51] <asie> Many of them were also
fixed... yesterday
L67[02:19:51] <ben_mkiv> well, i didnt read
all 261 tickets
L68[02:19:58] <asie> I actually went
through all of them last night, at least in passing
L69[02:20:01] <asie> as I'm trying to help
close them
L70[02:20:14] <asie> There's a few dupe
bugs, and a few "only hits a few users but does so pretty
seriously" bugs
L71[02:21:16] <ben_mkiv> if it wasnt
scala.. xD
L72[02:21:33] <asie> yeah
L73[02:21:44] <asie> exactly the reason I
was collabing on a rewrite with Sangar back in 2016 or so
L74[02:21:49] <asie> and that I'm doing
another one now
L75[02:21:55] <asie> because that one
failed
L76[02:21:59] <ben_mkiv> so its still based
on oc?
L78[02:22:06] <asie> the rewrite wasn't
either
L79[02:22:18] <asie> what I have going now
/does/ run OC software, though
L80[02:22:38] <ben_mkiv> well, ive done
tons with oc, probably rewrote half of it in java already xD
L81[02:22:41] <SquidDev> Oh, so definitely
no lisp machines...
L82[02:22:47] <asie> SquidDev: Remember
zombo.com.
L83[02:23:40] <asie> Also, tomorrow is
Lain's 20th anniversary. Working on something for it...
L85[02:24:56] <asie> Not Lain-related,
strictly
L86[02:25:29] <asie> But OC-related
L87[02:26:05] <Izaya> as for zombo.com, it
was a demo originally
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L90[03:16:51] <beesnees2> asie: curious,
what in particular is flawed with OC
L91[03:17:10] <beesnees2> @ 01:06
<+asie> Mostly because I feel I doubt OC has a lot of shelf
life left, and payo in particular is focused on OpenOS development
- which is something I retain compatibility with. ;-)
L92[03:36:53] <asie> beesnees2: Not many
big flaws.
L93[03:37:01] <asie> There's just the
problem of "we don't have enough Scala developers".
L94[03:37:05] <asie> So issues keep piling
up
L95[03:37:15] <asie> And iwth only one or
two people qualified to fix them across a mod of this
scale...
L96[03:37:16] <asie> I'm worried
L97[03:37:39] <beesnees2> ah
L98[03:37:48] <beesnees2> are you
considering kotlin or java for a rewrite?
L99[03:38:06] <beesnees2> kotlin might be
more accessible simply because it's "trendy" right now,
lol
L100[03:38:17] <asie> Java
L101[03:38:23] <asie> Absolutely Java
8
L102[03:38:27] <asie> Trends come and
go.
L103[03:38:33] <beesnees2> yeah true
L104[03:38:37] <beesnees2> scala was
trendy at one point
L105[03:38:52] <beesnees2> now you don't
hear much about it
L106[03:47:06]
<coehlrich>
in the version used in sky factory 3 i cant seem to get the robot i
am using to right click an item onto a runic altar from botania
using the 'use' function but if i take the item out and right click
it onto the runic altar manually it does place it on the runic
altar and it also works if i put it in a mechanical user that is
looking at the runic altar
L107[04:09:53]
<coehlrich>
so you are meant to place it in the equipment slot
L108[04:17:48]
<Vexatos>
yea use uses the equipped iten
L109[04:17:53]
<Vexatos>
yea use uses the equipped item [Edited]
L110[04:18:13]
<Vexatos>
place uses the selected slot, but that only works for placeable
things
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<coehlrich>
i tried using equip before and that worked
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<Forecaster>
%loot
L116[05:43:26] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a Shiny power squirrel! (10%)
L117[05:43:35]
<Forecaster>
Woo
L118[05:45:25] <ben_mkiv> wow
L119[05:45:27] <ben_mkiv> %loot
L120[05:45:27] <MichiBot> ben_mkiv: You
get a loot box! It contains a tiny bag of catnip.
L121[05:46:03] <ben_mkiv> guess the
squirrel is the jackpot
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L123[07:02:10] <Inari> Boop
L124[07:02:50] <Inari> AmandaC: sounds
baout right
L125[07:11:55] <Inari> Now to play the
daily game of finding somethin to watch for l unch
L126[07:18:15] <Inari> Guess more
Melth
L127[07:18:28]
<Forecaster>
%inv add baout right
L128[07:18:28] *
MichiBot summons 'baout right' and adds to her inventory. I could
get some good swings in with this.
L129[07:18:36] <Inari> Shoo
L130[07:18:40] <Inari> %fling
Forecaster
L131[07:18:40] *
MichiBot flings an apple II in a random direction. It hits the
ground near Forecaster
L132[07:18:45] <Inari> %loot
L133[07:18:45] <MichiBot> Inari: You get a
loot box! It contains a lootcrate.
L134[07:18:49] <Inari> Yay
L135[07:19:06] <Inari> Everone knows
crates are better than boxes
L136[07:19:19]
<Forecaster>
%loot
L137[07:19:19] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a 3d-printer that only prints in papier
mache.
L138[07:20:03] <Izaya> a loot krait
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L140[07:35:48] <khubik> hey hey
L141[07:35:59] <khubik> praise kisak
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<Forecaster>
Who?
L144[07:44:48] <Inari> %inv add
kisak
L145[07:44:53] <Inari> %inv add
kisak
L146[07:44:53] *
MichiBot summons 'kisak' and adds to her inventory. This seems very
sturdy.
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L148[07:52:58] <sasat> hey
L149[07:53:04] <sasat> anyone here?
L150[07:53:36] <Izaya> nah
L151[07:53:43] <sasat> oh
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L153[07:54:09] <Izaya> user list is so big
because nobody's here :D
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L155[08:04:36] <Inari> Ugh
L156[08:04:51] <Inari> I hate that kind of
fly that seems to have no ambition to leave the house and just
keeps annoying you
L157[08:25:46]
<Wuerfel_21>
My mortal enemies
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L159[08:29:48] <Temia> Moooooo .o.
L160[08:30:25] <Emilsuuri> You can use an
in-game computer to do this? :o
L161[08:30:52] <Izaya> Apparently
so.
L162[08:31:01] <Izaya> :D
L163[08:31:08] <Emilsuuri> Cool, I must
try that...
L164[08:31:44] <Izaya> (in all
seriousness, if you can do it as a TCP client, you can do it with
OC)
L165[08:35:28] <Temia> %inv add more
cowbell
L166[08:35:29] *
MichiBot summons 'more cowbell' and adds to her inventory. I could
get some good swings in with this.
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<Forecaster>
%loot
L174[09:19:45] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a sphere that just wont stop
talking.
L175[09:20:19]
<Forecaster>
%loot
L176[09:20:20] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a half-eaten fortune cookie.
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L178[09:51:01] <Raybih> tauroctony
L180[09:59:29] <Inari> %logs
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L185[10:25:59] <Inari> About This Game -
This is a flight shooting game with RPG growth factor.If you are
not 18 years old, Do not download the game plz,Because there are
R18 content in the game.
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L187[10:53:56] <asie> Tentatively
announcing a Minecraft/OpenComputers-themed livestreamed panel
(which I'm organizing for a group of IRL friends but I might let
Twitch join in) on Saturday at 4PM CEST
L188[10:54:27] <asie> There will be new
projects shown, and obscure ones revealed, so make sure to tune in!
(The hour might still change for a few hours)
L189[11:28:19] <Inari> If you’re
struggling to think of what to get someone for Christmas. Get them
a fridge and watch their face light up when they open it.
L190[11:31:35]
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Groan...
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L194[11:49:10]
<yhc44> do
you know how to fix it? ?
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L197[12:00:20]
<Forecaster>
What do you mean "at the monitor"?
L198[12:00:27]
<Forecaster>
Screenshot your setup
L199[12:01:30]
<Forecaster>
@yhc44
L200[12:18:02]
<Ristellise>
Asie: I feel like writing a new image format.. is it worth
it?
L201[12:18:56]
<Ristellise>
maybe some unicode abuse as well
L202[12:19:05]
<Ristellise>
but I have to finish up OCRC first tho
L203[12:20:01]
<Ristellise>
Anyways, I Think I'll be there Asie... what's your twitch
link?
L205[12:20:12] <asie> @Ristellise someone
already did unicode abuse in 2015
L206[12:20:25] <asie> i don't think you
can beat CTIF, but I dare you to try! Someone did over at CC and
they got very close
L208[12:20:37]
<Ristellise>
I see
L210[12:20:45]
<Ristellise>
Cheers for the link
L211[12:20:57]
<yhc44> they
keyboard is on the monitor bottom left
L213[12:22:30]
<Ristellise>
In each 1 pixel we can abuse up to 4 unicode sub pixels
L214[12:22:39]
<Ristellise>
which is how much again?
L215[12:23:54] <asie> 8 unicode sub
pixels
L216[12:23:56] <asie> 320x200
L217[12:24:02] <asie> the braille part of
Unicode is made to be subpixels in funscii/unscii
L218[12:24:42]
<Ristellise>
ah
L220[12:32:31]
<Forecaster>
@yhc44 is the case actually connected to the monitor?
L221[12:33:04]
<Forecaster>
It looks like it's behind the monitor, it won't connect
diagonally
L222[12:35:38] <Inari> Looks like in line
with monitor
L223[12:35:52] <Inari> Plus the screen
would'nt display a blinking something at all otherwise I
think?
L225[12:36:34] <Inari> He was talking
about the case, not the keyboard :D But yeah, no clue. What are you
booting up with?
L226[12:36:35]
<yhc44>
@Inari i dont understand.. its blinking and i can type something
and the pc does working sounds
L227[12:36:40]
<yhc44> but
i cant see what im actually typing
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L229[12:36:55] <Inari> Is it connected to
some other monitor too?
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L231[12:37:54]
<yhc44>
@Inari nooo
L232[12:39:13]
<yhc44> im
booting up with open os
L233[12:39:21]
<yhc44>
yesterday i c hanged graphics settings and it worked
L234[12:39:27]
<yhc44> now
the settings are the same and nothing shows up
L235[12:40:25] <Inari> Well I'd suggest a)
remove hdd and boot from openos floopy b) try a fresh openos
floppy
L236[12:43:22]
<yhc44> did
both and still not working
L237[12:43:24]
<yhc44>
?
L238[12:43:30]
<yhc44>
thanks for your help so far
L239[12:44:17] <payonel> Inari: squid
cat
L240[12:44:26] <payonel> i dont know why,
but that cat makes me think of a squid
L241[12:44:31] <Inari> Haha
L243[12:46:09] <gamax92> whee, just
implemented the memory limiter in LuaP
L245[13:03:47] <asie> gamax92:
awesome
L246[13:06:42] <gamax92> asie: does jnlua
set a panic handler, since normally lauxlib does that when it uses
the standard l_alloc
L247[13:07:06] <asie> gamax92: jnlua only
uses the standard alloc if no memory limit is set
L248[13:07:08] <asie> otherwise, it wraps
it
L249[13:07:26] <asie> is that what you
mean?
L250[13:07:48] <asie> also let me know
when LuaP hits, I'd love to add support for it to Kallisti
L251[13:08:26] <gamax92> I'm honestly not
sure why I'm still working on LuaP tbh, it's pure java but it's
also like 30% the speed of native Java/LuaJ
L252[13:08:43] <asie> LuaJ sucks
L253[13:08:46] <gamax92> the only thing it
has going for it is that it's not broken like LuaJ
L254[13:08:51] <asie> also
L255[13:08:55] <asie> LuaP is a
recompilation of Lua, no?
L256[13:08:58] <gamax92> yeah
L257[13:09:05] <asie> couldn't I just make
it a part of the Terasology version of JNLua?
L258[13:09:09] <asie> as another LuaState
class
L259[13:09:27] <asie> then it would fall
back gracefully if natives cannot be loaded
L260[13:09:41] <asie> I'm working on
moving OC over to the Terasology version of JNLua, so all parties
would beenfit
L261[13:09:41] <gamax92> can you link me
to the Terasology stuff?
L262[13:09:43] <asie> beenfit*
L263[13:09:45] <asie> benefit** gah
L265[13:10:25] <asie> it would let
OpenComputers drop JNLua compiling for niche architectures (BSD,
ARM) which would be nice
L266[13:11:39] <Izaya> does OC work under
Windows 98?
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L268[13:11:45] <asie> Izaya: no
L269[13:11:54] <asie> i think it requires
Vista+, but this might change when we move to the Terasology
fork
L270[13:11:57] <Izaya> (with kernelex or
whatever it's called)
L271[13:11:58] <gamax92> asie: also I
don't think it's thread safe.
L272[13:11:58] <asie> as that compiles on
MinGW
L273[13:12:04] <asie> gamax92: Lua isn't
thread safe either?
L274[13:12:19] <asie> the only guarantee
Lua makes is that two separate lua_State structs can be used in
different threads simultaneously
L275[13:12:21] <asie> no other guarantees
are made
L276[13:12:27] <gamax92> well I meant
lljvm
L277[13:12:35] <asie> in what way?
L278[13:14:27] <gamax92> yep as soon as I
put down a second computer the other segfaulted
L279[13:15:04] <gamax92> I believe this is
because there's only one shared stackPointer
L280[13:16:01] <Izaya> "By week 1, I
was talking to the horses. By week 2, they talked back."
L281[13:20:01] <asie> ouchie
L282[13:20:08] <asie> well, we could force
the thread count to 1
L283[13:20:10] <asie> but eugh
L284[13:20:59] <Skye> ew no XP
support
L285[13:21:39] <gamax92> Ideally, the
generated lljvm code would become a instantiable class that has
it's own Memory class, but well, lljvm makes all static functions,
the Function pointer stuff expects static functions, and the Memory
stuff is static
L286[13:22:04] <gamax92> I've seen a fork
to lljvm that did this iirc but not tested
L287[13:22:11] <asie> then test it!
OwO
L288[13:26:56] <gamax92> .. err how would
that even work with the libc
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L290[13:37:51]
<Kodos>
Anyone play Star Trek Online regularly?
L291[13:40:57] <AmandaC> I have reliable
information that at least one person does.
L292[13:41:11] <AmandaC> ( BEcause they're
on my strem friend list. )
L293[13:41:13] <AmandaC> They're not here,
though
L294[13:41:16]
<Kodos> I
have a code for a free Gamma Vanguard Starter pack
L295[13:41:53] <AmandaC> I was just being
a smart-ass, just to be clear.: P
L297[13:44:48] <AmandaC> towel-chan! What
are you doing in Factorio!?
L298[13:46:28] <Izaya> >the fuck is
enterprise linux
L299[13:46:36] <Izaya> >a kernel flying
through space
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L301[13:47:47]
<RobotPigeon> precious factory time spent
well
L302[13:52:30] <Inari> "factory
time" makes me want to play Satisfactory
L303[13:54:51] <Inari> %inv add uranium
butter
L304[13:54:51] *
MichiBot summons 'uranium butter' and adds to her inventory. This
seems very sturdy.
L305[14:04:06] <Inari> You know what would
be cool
L306[14:04:44] <Inari> A Discord bot. When
someone joins it googles the nickname and assocaited accounts and
compiles info and such, once its reasonably sure it has the rigth
info and put it together well enough it greets the user with like a
customized welcome message
L307[14:05:18] <Izaya> * Izaya has
disconnected (permenantly)
L308[14:05:27] <Inari> Heh
L309[14:05:59] <Izaya> That'd freak me
out, but I imagine I have too generic a name for it to work
L310[14:06:13] <Inari> Probably
L311[14:06:21] <Inari> Works better with
people that have ilke Steam adn such linked too
L312[14:06:28] <Izaya> yeah that'd
help
L313[14:06:36] <Izaya> (blegh)
L314[14:09:28]
<Kodos> Is
Satisfactory already out?
L315[14:10:10] <Inari> Don't think
so
L316[14:10:30] <Inari> Would be neat
though
L317[14:10:34] <Inari> Looks so
gooood
L318[14:10:42]
<Kodos>
Indeed
L319[14:10:51] <Inari> You might say it's
satisfactory
L320[14:11:15] <Inari> There are some bits
about it I don't like that much
L321[14:11:17] <Inari> But oh well
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L324[14:23:14] <gamax92> my attempt to
separate the stacks seems to have not worked
L325[14:26:10] <Inari> gamax92:
meow?
L326[14:26:21] <gamax92> it still
crashed
L327[14:34:56] <gamax92> it's rather
confusing cause it just crashes with some access in the 7Fxxxxxx
memory range, but max is 3FFFFFFF
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L331[15:49:03] <gamax92> digilog or
anatal?
L332[15:49:55] <Inari> gamax92:
dinaloal
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L335[16:45:57] <Inari> "How do you
organize a space party? You planet."
L336[17:13:03]
<Forecaster>
What if it's on a moon?
L337[17:18:33] <Inari> Psh :P
L338[17:18:40] <Inari> You still
planet
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L340[17:27:29] <AmandaC> %choose space
heroin or meh
L341[17:27:29] <MichiBot> AmandaC: space
heroin
L342[17:27:32] <AmandaC> Right
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L344[18:56:47] <gamax92> more rain!
L345[19:02:10] <AmandaC> Yay!
L346[19:02:30] <AmandaC> No thunder
tonight for me, finally!
L347[19:02:36] <AmandaC> MAybe I can
actually get a shower.
L348[19:03:08] <AmandaC> ( YEs, I know
it's a myth, but I can't be bothered trying to convince my parents
as such. )
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L353[19:06:47] <WilliamKerman3>
Hello
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L355[19:07:20] <WilliamKerman>
/registert
L356[19:07:27] <WilliamKerman>
/register
L357[19:07:45] <WilliamKerman3> Hello
other in game me
L358[19:07:56] <WilliamKerman> Howdy there
pardner
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L361[19:17:08] <AmandaC> DAMNIT WHO LEFT
THE CLONING MACHNE ON AGAIN!?
L362[19:21:38] <AmandaC> Right, I've
decied: ANime time
L363[19:21:51]
<MGR>
?
L364[19:22:55] <gamax92> Also conducting
an anime session atm
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L372[21:26:35] <alphawolf> how does on
join this on the opencomputers mod?
L373[21:26:42] <alphawolf> one*
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L376[21:27:48] <ghost> well hello peeps
XD
L377[21:28:14] <ghost> anyone around to
help me figure out opencomputers cause like idk how to work
somethings
L378[21:28:49] <beesnees2> !ask
L379[21:28:51] <beesnees2> ~ask
L380[21:29:21] <ghost> what's the drone
mean when it says no meadium found or something?
L381[21:29:32]
<Ristellise>
%ask
L382[21:29:35]
<Ristellise>
Huh
L383[21:29:54]
<Ristellise>
that means you dont have a floppy disk or a disk drive
L384[21:29:54] <beesnees2> someone make it
so %ask outputs "Don't ask to ask. Just ask."
L385[21:30:16] <ghost> should i switch
channels for help XD
L386[21:30:22] <beesnees2> ghost: no this
is the right channel
L387[21:30:52] <ghost> then can you guys
help with the mod OC for MC
L388[21:30:56]
<Ristellise>
Did you insert a hard disk with OpenOS?
L389[21:30:58]
<Ristellise>
Yes
L390[21:31:11] <beesnees2> you need a
custom EEPROM for drones
L391[21:31:14] <beesnees2> AFAIK
L392[21:31:25]
<Ristellise>
I dont recal custom eeprom
L393[21:31:38]
<Ristellise>
you just need to install eeprom when assembling it.
L394[21:31:41] <ghost> all i know is it
said to put the eeprom in
L395[21:31:47] <ghost> and i used the lua
one XD
L396[21:32:03]
<Ristellise>
did you install openOS?
L397[21:32:16] <ghost> how does one do
that ona drone?
L398[21:32:27] <beesnees2> don't think you
can...
L399[21:32:35]
<Ristellise>
Oh really?
L400[21:32:38]
<Ristellise>
hmm
L401[21:32:42] <beesnees2> lemme check
docs
L402[21:32:51]
<Ristellise>
maybe install openOS o the hard disk first
L403[21:32:51] <ghost> all i know is it
says no bootable meadium XD
L404[21:32:54]
<Ristellise>
then assemble it
L405[21:32:59] <ghost> i can try
that
L406[21:33:00]
<Ristellise>
Whats the full text
L407[21:33:14]
<Ristellise>
What's the full text? [Edited]
L408[21:34:40] <ghost> there is no slot
for a hard drive in a lvl 1
L409[21:34:44] <ghost> drone casing
L410[21:34:52]
<Ristellise>
yeahh
L411[21:35:11]
<Ristellise>
then you have to program a custom eeprom for it
L412[21:35:22] <ghost> hows one do
that?
L413[21:35:45] <ghost> i hardly figued out
how to program on OC
L414[21:36:03] <ghost> i have used
computer craft but OC is diffrent
L415[21:36:07] <beesnees2> ghost: there's
an eeprom flashing program included with openOS
L417[21:36:24] <beesnees2> it's called
`flash`
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L419[21:36:38] <beesnees2> boot with
normal lua bios
L420[21:36:39] <ghost> will that allow me
to install open os?
L421[21:36:45] <beesnees2> no
L422[21:36:50] <beesnees2> I don't
think
L423[21:36:59]
<Ristellise>
afaik no
L424[21:37:09] <ghost> there is a reason
im doing this stuff in singleplayer XD
L425[21:37:18]
<Ristellise>
but if you really want openOS i suggest a tier 2 or higher
L426[21:37:37] <ghost> im just trying to
figure out the mod tbh XD
L427[21:38:23] <ghost> since on a server
id go with tier one
L428[21:38:25]
<Ristellise>
...wait nvm
L429[21:38:37]
<Ristellise>
They have no secondary storage and so are programmed entirely by
using an eeprom.
L430[21:38:41]
<Kleadron>
if you could change the size of the eeprom you could probably use
it as a rom chip
L431[21:38:50]
<Ristellise>
But yeaj
L432[21:39:00] <ghost> @.@
L433[21:39:02]
<Ristellise>
You cant use open OS on drones
L434[21:39:23] <ghost> can you put those
in simple rookie terms XD
L435[21:39:33]
<Ristellise>
If your looking for something loke CC's turtles, look at
robots
L436[21:39:44] <ghost> i just started
learning this mod on single player
L437[21:39:48]
<Ristellise>
You cannot install OpenOS on drones.
L438[21:40:00] <ghost> so robots are
easier?
L439[21:40:04]
<Ristellise>
yes
L440[21:40:24] <ghost> and how does one
find the apis and such on a OC pc
L441[21:40:41]
<Ristellise>
ocdoc.cli.li
L443[21:40:54] <ghost> becuase on CC there
was like programs and such
L444[21:41:04] <ghost> id use programs and
it helped
L445[21:41:30] <lperkins2> So, OpenOS is
kinda sorta unix-like.
L446[21:41:36]
<Ristellise>
Yes
L447[21:41:40] <ghost> i never used
that
L448[21:41:47] <ghost> i runa windows 10
pc
L449[21:41:49] <lperkins2> MacOS or Linux
or BSD
L450[21:41:58]
<Ristellise>
its about the same as windows
L451[21:42:03]
<Ristellise>
...wait nvm
L452[21:42:11] <ghost> the only lua i know
is from CC
L453[21:42:15] <lperkins2> Programs are
located in /bin or /usr/bin
L454[21:42:30] <ghost> so i go /bin
L455[21:42:36] <lperkins2> ls /bin
L456[21:42:42] <lperkins2> will show you
what programs are installed
L457[21:42:47] <beesnees2> ghost: just
type in `flash`
L458[21:42:56] <ghost> what will that
do?
L459[21:43:05] <beesnees2> probably give
help information for `flash`
L460[21:43:13] <beesnees2> if not type
`flash --help`
L461[21:43:27] <lperkins2> flash it to
write a file to an eeprom, for programming eeproms for
microcontrollers and drones
L462[21:43:30] <ghost> like i said peeps
im just trying to get my feet wet with this mod XD
L463[21:43:33]
<Ristellise>
beesnees2: you cant install openos on drones
L464[21:43:40]
<Ristellise>
ghost: get a computer
L466[21:43:46] <beesnees2> right.
L467[21:43:49] <beesnees2> but you need to
flash an eeprom
L468[21:43:56] <lperkins2> No you
don't
L469[21:43:58] <beesnees2> using the
`flash` command or directly with the API
L470[21:44:03]
<Ristellise>
He just wants to jump in the mod
L471[21:44:10]
<Ristellise>
not going into complex stuff yet.
L472[21:44:15] <ghost> mhm XD
L473[21:44:20] <beesnees2> yeah don't
immediately go for drones :)
L474[21:44:28] <ghost> yeah well im like
cool drones
L475[21:44:33] <lperkins2> Are you in
creative in your test?
L476[21:44:33] <ghost> but can't get it to
turn on XD
L477[21:44:37] <ghost> yes
L478[21:44:49] <lperkins2> Okay, grab a
tier 3 computer, and a tier 3 APU
L479[21:45:01] <ghost> i go in single
player on creative to learn stuff
L480[21:45:05] <lperkins2> Then grab a 3MB
hard disk
L481[21:45:14] <ghost> do multple screens
make a bigger one?
L482[21:45:19] <beesnees2> yeah
L483[21:45:20]
<Ristellise>
yes
L484[21:45:23] <lperkins2> Yes, not higher
resolution though
L485[21:45:31] <lperkins2> Higher tier
screens have higher resolution
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L487[21:45:40] <gamax92> uhh
L488[21:45:45]
<Ristellise>
... *Shrugs*
L489[21:45:49]
<Ristellise>
oh hey gamax
L490[21:45:52] <gamax92> oh hey
L491[21:45:53]
<Ristellise>
long time no see
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L493[21:46:02] <ghost> sorry about
that
L494[21:46:13] <ghost> i made the screen
bigger and well it crashed
L495[21:46:17]
<Ristellise>
we have discord you know :P
L496[21:46:29] <ghost> that might work
better XD
L497[21:46:37] <beesnees2> alternatively
download hexchat :)
L498[21:46:46] <lperkins2> Last 4 things
you need, a keyboard, a screen, the openos floppy, and a lua
bios
L499[21:46:47]
<Ristellise>
that could also work
L500[21:46:48] <ghost> i got discord
XD
L502[21:46:59]
<Ristellise>
toss him the discord link
L503[21:47:08] <gamax92> praise be zopfli
the loss of 13KiB
L504[21:47:12] <ghost> do links work
ingame XD
L505[21:47:31]
<Ristellise>
Nope
L507[21:47:49]
<Ristellise>
just copy it word for word
L508[21:48:10] <ghost> il do my best
|XD
L509[21:48:17]
<Ristellise>
kk
L510[21:49:43]
<Ristellise>
Also gamax... I worked on OCRC with KDC a bit more. KDC forked OCRC
protocol
L512[21:49:59] <lperkins2> Anyway, if you
got my complete parts list, you can place the case in the world
(power it if you've got a RF mod and opencomputers is set to
require power), and right click on it
L513[21:50:38] <lperkins2> You should then
be able to shift-click each of the internal components into the
case. They screen goes outside the case, next to it, and the
keyboard attaches to the screen.
L514[21:50:46] <lperkins2> Then open the
computer GUI and click the green power button
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L517[21:53:09]
<AlphaWolfGamer> there now i am here
L518[21:53:13]
<AlphaWolfGamer> it's me gohst XD
L519[21:53:19]
<AlphaWolfGamer> ghost*
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L522[21:53:51]
<lperkins2>
Oh, I forgot to mention grabbing a couple tier 3.5 memory
sticks
L523[21:54:16]
<AlphaWolfGamer> lol what can one do with
tier 1?
L524[21:54:25]
<lperkins2>
Tier one works,
L525[21:54:28]
<AlphaWolfGamer> im just trying to figure
out how to program XD
L526[21:54:34]
<AlphaWolfGamer> on this mod XD
L527[21:54:36]
<lperkins2>
it does basically everything the tier 3 does,
L528[21:54:59]
<lperkins2>
but you're more likely to run out of memory or similar if you are
not careful with resources.
L529[21:55:10]
<lperkins2>
The tier 1 and 2 cases don't have an internal floppy disk
drive,
L530[21:55:23]
<Ghostgamer17> true XD
L531[21:55:37]
<Ghostgamer17> but i wanna see how to code
and learn the basics so tier one should work
L532[21:56:11]
<lperkins2>
Sure, tier 1 are also a bit slower, and have fewer slots, but as
you say, not a big deal.
L533[21:56:35]
<Ghostgamer17> yeah im not going for turbo
speed and such i just wanna learn the basics XD
L534[21:57:10]
<lperkins2>
Once you figure out the basics, and want the equivalent of CC's
turtles, toss the computer case into an assembler, then add the
components to it
L535[21:57:37]
<Ghostgamer17> i will get to that after i
learn the basics XD
L536[21:57:44]
<Ghostgamer17> by getting my feet wet
XD
L537[21:57:46]
<lperkins2>
In that case, the screen and keyboard go into the upgrade slots on
the left. But I wouldn't worry about that until later. You can do
lots of stuff with just the computer.
L538[21:57:56]
<lperkins2>
Alright, did you get the parts list?
L539[21:58:18]
<Ghostgamer17> i got the basics needed for
a tier one XD
L540[21:58:25]
<Ghostgamer17> give me a sec to place the
stuff
L541[21:58:30]
<lperkins2>
Sure.
L542[21:58:37] <gamax92> maybe newlib
isn't compiled properly on this, the stack should be thread safe at
this point, but then when I start a second computer it just crashes
the other one
L543[21:59:15] <beesnees2> Ghostgamer17:
the tiers are pretty similar
L544[21:59:35] <beesnees2> doesn't make
much difference if you're just screwing around in creative
mode
L545[21:59:38]
<Ghostgamer17> yeah i got computers linked
with cables and they each keep loading on the screen of the other
XD
L546[21:59:55] <beesnees2> as all the
computers run the same OS
L547[21:59:59] <beesnees2> unless you
create a new OS
L548[22:00:04]
<lperkins2>
So, I'd start with a single computer,
L549[22:00:26]
<lperkins2>
Tying a specific screen to a specific computer is a slightly
advanced topic.
L550[22:00:41]
<Ghostgamer17> true XD
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L552[22:02:08]
<Ghostgamer17> alright i put the pc
together
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L554[22:03:18]
<lperkins2>
Does it power on when you hit the button?
L555[22:03:31]
<Ghostgamer17> yes XD
L556[22:03:42]
<Ghostgamer17> i got it hooked upto a
adaptor XD
L557[22:03:54]
<Ghostgamer17> i hooked the adaptor intoa
colinary generator
L558[22:04:09]
<lperkins2>
Alright, if you right click on the screen, it should take you to a
prompt with something resembling /home #
L559[22:04:13]
<Ghostgamer17> and used cables to run power
to the tower
L560[22:04:20]
<Ghostgamer17> i installed the os
L561[22:05:12]
<lperkins2>
Alright. If you installed the OS onto the internal drive, you can
remove the boot disk and it should be happy.
L562[22:05:29]
<Ghostgamer17> takes awhile to install
Xd
L563[22:05:44]
<lperkins2>
Tier 3 computers are much faster.
L564[22:05:57]
<Ghostgamer17> i can believe that XD
L565[22:06:17]
<Ghostgamer17> 384K ram
L566[22:06:56]
<lperkins2>
Alright. So, for messing around programming with it, the simple
method is the lua shell
L567[22:07:00]
<lperkins2>
which you get by typing lua
L568[22:07:18]
<Ghostgamer17> how does one edit the
bootup?
L569[22:07:32]
<lperkins2>
depends on which part you want to edit
L570[22:07:49]
<lperkins2>
the startup files are in /etc/
L571[22:07:53]
<Ghostgamer17> with CC i always had a
custom message at startup and would have it display the ingame time
and other programs
L572[22:07:59]
<lperkins2>
and /boot
L573[22:08:02]
<chernobyl>
/lib/core/boot.lua
L574[22:08:16]
<Ghostgamer17> do i just use /boot
L575[22:08:20]
<lperkins2>
so for that, /etc/rc.d/example.lua
L576[22:08:20]
<Ghostgamer17> or edit /boot?
L577[22:08:30]
<lperkins2>
/boot is a directory
L578[22:08:35]
<Ghostgamer17> oh
L579[22:09:09]
<lperkins2>
/boot/92_keyboard.lua for example figures out which keyboards it
should attach
L580[22:09:11]
<Ghostgamer17> i used cd /boot and it's in
boot
L581[22:10:08]
<lperkins2>
If you have something you want to run every startup, put it in
/etc/rc.d/example.lua (edit /etc/rc.d/example.lua)
L582[22:10:34]
<Ghostgamer17> so lets say i want it to run
a basic startup message and a few programs
L583[22:11:08]
<lperkins2>
So, one thing to keep in mind is OC maintains state across server
restarts and chunk loading
L584[22:11:21]
<Ghostgamer17> that's handy
L585[22:11:36]
<lperkins2>
Which means you don't usually need the programs to run on startup,
since they can be manually started on the odd occasion they
actually shut down
L586[22:11:42]
<Ghostgamer17> unlike CC which shuts down
upon shutdown or chunk unload
L587[22:11:50]
<lperkins2>
Correct.
L588[22:12:05]
<Ghostgamer17> well still say for example i
turn off my pc each time im done XD
L589[22:12:12]
<Ghostgamer17> using it
L590[22:12:31]
<Ghostgamer17> then i come back and boot it
up
L591[22:12:56]
<Ghostgamer17> hints the wanting a custom
message and such
L592[22:13:53]
<Ghostgamer17> or what if i wanted a turtle
to display a custom message each time i placed it XD
L593[22:14:10]
<lperkins2>
Sure.
L594[22:14:23]
<Ghostgamer17> if you can even pick up
robots cause i could not amnage to pick up drones
L595[22:14:29]
<Ghostgamer17> manage*
L596[22:14:59]
<Ghostgamer17> i tried to break a drone
with no luck to pick it up XD
L597[22:15:50]
<lperkins2>
You can, don't know about in creative mode, use a pickaxe.
L598[22:16:02]
<lperkins2>
Drones I think you right click with an empty hand.
L599[22:16:35]
<lperkins2>
Alright, so, if you edit /etc/rc.d/somename.lua (startup.lua would
be a good choice)
L600[22:16:36]
<Ghostgamer17> right clicking dones open
the interface
L601[22:16:42]
<lperkins2>
You can put your welcome script there.
L602[22:16:46]
<lperkins2>
Shift right click?
L603[22:17:02]
<Ghostgamer17> that turns it on
L604[22:17:07]
<Z0idburg>
Wait what
L605[22:17:26]
<Ghostgamer17> can you pick up
drones?
L606[22:17:37]
<Z0idburg>
if typing a specific computer to a specific screen then I dunno wtf
level of difficulty computers were considered when I was a kid
anymore
L607[22:18:02]
<Ghostgamer17> using a screach thingy picks
up drones XD
L608[22:18:12]
<Z0idburg>
Back then setting jumpers on your adaptor cards to assign an IRQ
number was considered trivial.
L609[22:18:37]
<Ghostgamer17> dude im 24 im no programer
XD
L610[22:18:52]
<Z0idburg>
All programmers are over the age 24?
L611[22:18:59]
<Z0idburg>
What
L612[22:19:11]
<Ghostgamer17> we live in the timespace
where windows 10 XD is a thing
L613[22:19:41]
<Z0idburg>
XD edition
L614[22:19:42] <gamax92> what
L615[22:19:47] <beesnees2> what
L616[22:20:09]
<Ghostgamer17> i also ate the nanomachines
and got a battery near my health XD
L617[22:20:23]
<Z0idburg>
Okay
L618[22:20:28]
<Z0idburg>
this just got very confusing
L619[22:20:29]
<Z0idburg>
and weird.
L620[22:20:40]
<Ghostgamer17> im trying to learn how to
code on opencomputers
L621[22:20:48] <Izaya> shit
L622[22:20:49]
<Z0idburg>
Do it!
L623[22:20:56] <Izaya> you have to be
>24 to be a programmer?
L624[22:21:01]
<Ghostgamer17> no Xd
L625[22:21:05] <Izaya> guess I'm not
L626[22:21:08]
<Z0idburg>
wait what
L627[22:21:09]
<Ghostgamer17> im stating my age and how im
no programmer XD
L628[22:21:18]
<Z0idburg> I
thought @Izaya was about as old as I was
L629[22:21:28]
<Z0idburg>
and I'm not old
L630[22:21:47]
<Z0idburg>
Oh crap
L632[22:21:53] <Izaya> :D
L633[22:21:59]
<lperkins2>
Yeah, I'm not old either, and I started with computers where
setting jumpers was normal.
L634[22:22:00] <gamax92> Izaya is a
babby
L635[22:22:04]
<Z0idburg>
my birthday is this month, I get to choose any day of this month
and make it a holiday
L637[22:22:18] <Izaya> Programming In Lua
is an excellent resource
L638[22:22:48]
<Ghostgamer17> look peeps im not trying to
be a full blown programmer XD im just trying to figure out open
computers XD
L639[22:23:00] <gamax92> krakatau can
decompile the output of lljvm without any syntax errors
L640[22:23:34]
<Z0idburg>
@Ghostgamer17 My first computer I could keep in my room, they were
so interesting because back then you wouldn't normally use a
computer without writing software for it.
L641[22:23:50] <beesnees2> @Ghostgamer17
the skills will transfer to actual programming
L642[22:23:52] <gamax92> I don't know if
the code is accurate but I can compile the resulting .java file
without modification
L643[22:23:53]
<Z0idburg>
Software existed but it was easier to write it yourself
L644[22:24:02]
<lperkins2>
So, if you just want a simple startup message, you can edit
/etc/motd and put it in there
L645[22:24:09]
<Ghostgamer17> my first pc was probally a
windows 95
L646[22:24:10] <gamax92> and it gets
faster
L647[22:24:16] *
Izaya gives S3 a magazine with a printout of BASIC
L648[22:24:17]
<Ghostgamer17> and mind you i was a kid
then XD
L649[22:24:23] <beesnees2> hell, you could
write a real webserver in OC if you wanted to
L650[22:24:31] <beesnees2> if you had some
reverse proxy OC would poke into
L651[22:24:38] <beesnees2> to simulate
listening on a port
L652[22:24:43]
<Ghostgamer17> i just wanna learn the
basics XD
L653[22:24:48] <beesnees2> OC can do quite
a lot
L654[22:24:51] <Izaya> beesnees2: you can
also do a webserver for ingame machines :D
L655[22:24:57]
<Ghostgamer17> so can computercraft
XD
L656[22:25:02]
<lperkins2>
Who listens to sockets for webservers? That's what sendmsg is
for.
L657[22:25:13] <Izaya> (but fuck HTTP so
it ends up being gopher)
L658[22:25:25]
<Z0idburg>
@Ghostgamer17 Lua is a fantastic way to learn about fundamentals of
imperative programming! It adopts many things only minimally, so
you can depend on the syntax being pretty consistent, to an extent
that you won't have to learn a million ways to do the same
thing
L659[22:25:41]
<Z0idburg>
but at the same time the practices you learn in Lua will be useful
just about anywhere else
L660[22:25:51]
<Ghostgamer17> probally yo
L661[22:26:12] <gamax92> Krakatau seems to
have hung
L662[22:26:36]
<Ghostgamer17> i just wanted to freaking
put a custom message and a bootup that runs a few programs like
clock on my OC pc XD
L663[22:27:04]
<Z0idburg>
Izaya, the other day I was helping an old high school friend move
out of his apartment, and on a shelf we found an old radio shack
magazine on TRS-80s and how awesome they were.
L664[22:27:11]
<Z0idburg>
or, trashy, should I say? ?
L665[22:27:19] <Izaya> well, it is the
Trash-80
L666[22:27:23] <Izaya> C64 stronk
L667[22:27:26]
<Z0idburg>
right
L668[22:27:33] <gamax92> C64 pretty cool,
can confirm
L669[22:27:51]
<Z0idburg>
if the hardware of the TRS-80 wasn't so shit it would have been an
amazing machine
L670[22:27:57] <Izaya> though the CoCo is
a p cool machine
L671[22:28:04]
<Z0idburg>
but unfortunately the only thing amazing about a TRS-80 are the two
cpus they used
L672[22:28:12]
<Z0idburg>
the Z80 and the M6809E
L673[22:28:29] <Izaya> the 6809 was a
pretty nice chip
L674[22:28:32] <gamax92> you can put a
radio next to one
L675[22:28:38]
<Z0idburg>
the rest of the hardwareis absolute shit
L676[22:28:46]
<Z0idburg>
not just graphics but serial io, etc
L677[22:28:51] <Izaya> not as dead simple
as a 6502 but you gain stuff from that
L678[22:29:02]
<Z0idburg>
the only thing in it that's normal is the FSK circuit
L679[22:29:11]
<Z0idburg>
for saving / loading programs to audio casette tape
L680[22:29:23] <Izaya> can't cheap out on
that
L681[22:29:30]
<Z0idburg> I
liked the 6809 a lot because it had two user stacks
L682[22:29:30] <Izaya> it's already
cheaping out by using tapes
L683[22:29:48]
<Z0idburg>
which made it perfect for 16 bit forth on an 8 bit chip
L684[22:30:02]
<Z0idburg>
(since 8 bit forth is useless)
L686[22:31:09]
<Z0idburg>
wait what @gamax92
L687[22:31:09]
<Z0idburg>
WUT
L688[22:31:18]
<Z0idburg>
WHAT THE HELL IS HAPPENING
L689[22:31:53] <gamax92> yeah it's kinda
weird to hear that coming from a c64 but yeah
L690[22:32:09]
<Z0idburg>
That's not running through the 6581... right?
L691[22:32:27] <gamax92> it is
L692[22:32:32]
<Z0idburg>
NO
L693[22:32:36]
<Z0idburg>
NO YOU CANNOT
L694[22:32:41]
<Z0idburg>
Izaya help
L695[22:32:43]
<Z0idburg>
fix it
L696[22:32:53]
<Z0idburg>
they broke the 6581 make it work again
L697[22:33:16] <Izaya> this is working as
"intended"
L698[22:33:38]
<Z0idburg>
HiFi is not an intended mode of SID
L700[22:33:46] <MichiBot>
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L701[22:33:54] <Izaya> abuse is an
intended mode of the SID though
L702[22:34:00] <gamax92> basically
L703[22:34:02]
<Z0idburg>
dafuq
L704[22:34:31]
<Z0idburg>
that's a really long ass sample
L705[22:35:00]
<Z0idburg>
how the heck do they have the memory to do that
L706[22:35:06]
<Z0idburg>
they must be buffering it in some stream..
L707[22:35:08]
<Z0idburg>
or something
L708[22:35:25]
<Z0idburg>
and the system isn't fast enough to decompress on the fly without
hardware
L709[22:35:31]
<Z0idburg> I
would think
L710[22:35:37] <gamax92> it's just being
streamed from cartridge
L711[22:35:55]
<Z0idburg>
hm
L712[22:36:00]
<Z0idburg>
but there can't be much cart space
L713[22:36:08]
<Z0idburg>
they must be bank switching or something
L714[22:37:50] <gamax92> the C64 example
is 1MB and the SMS one is 4MB iirc
L715[22:38:09]
<Z0idburg>
lets see its probably 16 bit sound
L716[22:38:18]
<Z0idburg>
at 48Khz 16 bit that's..
L717[22:38:50]
<Z0idburg>
768K per channel per second
L718[22:38:52]
<Z0idburg>
dafuwq
L719[22:39:00]
<Z0idburg> I
must be doing the math wrong
L720[22:39:10] <beesnees2> must be some
crazy compression
L721[22:39:14] <gamax92> neither system
can do 16bit audio
L722[22:39:14]
<chernobyl>
768kbit/s
L723[22:39:19]
<chernobyl>
huh
L724[22:39:21]
<Z0idburg>
yeah thats right
L725[22:39:22]
<Z0idburg>
kb
L726[22:39:26]
<Z0idburg>
so /8
L727[22:39:37]
<Z0idburg>
96KB/s
L728[22:39:38]
<chernobyl>
8 bit?
L729[22:39:40]
<Z0idburg>
which is still very fast
L730[22:39:44]
<Z0idburg>
er 16
L731[22:39:48]
<Z0idburg>
no
L732[22:39:50]
<chernobyl>
gamax
L733[22:39:50]
<Z0idburg>
yes
L734[22:39:52]
<chernobyl>
are they 8 bit
L735[22:39:55] <gamax92> believe so
L736[22:39:57]
<Z0idburg>
no they arent
L737[22:40:01]
<Z0idburg>
well yes in the end
L738[22:40:07]
<Z0idburg>
oh WAIT
L739[22:40:22]
<Z0idburg> I
see...
L740[22:40:26] <gamax92> SMS has weird non
linear volume and is exploiting combinations of the volume between
it's three channels to get better range
L741[22:40:44]
<Z0idburg>
they have to be converting to 8 eventually, so it could be
converted ahead of time maybe
L742[22:40:59]
<chernobyl>
10 bit maybe?
L743[22:41:06]
<chernobyl>
lul
L744[22:41:07]
<Z0idburg>
no the sound chip is 8 I think
L745[22:41:12]
<Z0idburg>
so maybe what they're doing
L746[22:41:14]
<Z0idburg>
is dithering
L747[22:41:23]
<Z0idburg>
you can dither audio just like you dither pixels
L748[22:41:39]
<Z0idburg>
basically you shift very fast between two 8 bit sound samples and
it appears 16 bit isgh
L749[22:41:41]
<Z0idburg>
ish*
L750[22:41:49] <gamax92> iirc the C64 only
outputs the top 8 bits of it's accumulators
L751[22:42:05]
<Z0idburg>
it does lower your output sample rate max
L752[22:42:37]
<Z0idburg>
you may also be able to XOR the last byte into the next
L753[22:42:39]
<Z0idburg>
instead
L754[22:42:48]
<Z0idburg>
to emulate sound mixing of two 8 bit channels
L755[22:42:57]
<Z0idburg>
I'm not sure how well that'd work
L756[22:43:05]
<Z0idburg>
but it works with square waves..
L757[22:43:11] <gamax92> oh it's the upper
12 bits
L758[22:43:20]
<Z0idburg>
orly
L759[22:43:21]
<Z0idburg>
the sound chip is?
L760[22:43:36]
<Z0idburg>
12 bit audio can sound pretty nice
L761[22:43:48]
<Z0idburg>
that's 16 8 bit channels basically
L762[22:44:09]
<Z0idburg>
segments
L763[22:44:15]
<Z0idburg>
have to be careful with the word channel here
L764[22:44:18]
<Z0idburg>
since audio
L765[22:44:58]
<Z0idburg>
yeah they must be doing some sort of audio dithering
L766[22:45:03]
<Z0idburg>
to enhance the spectrum
L767[22:46:27]
<Z0idburg>
because if you ever take an audio file and simply downsample it to
8 bits it's pretty shitty
L768[22:46:49]
<Z0idburg>
but.. if you flipped between two 8 bit values extremely fast it may
sound like it's halfway between the two values.
L769[22:47:11]
<Z0idburg>
allowing you a fake higher bit depth feeling
L770[22:48:18] <gamax92> what the fuck are
you even saying
L771[22:48:33]
<Z0idburg>
you never done that?
L772[22:48:42]
<Z0idburg> I
did it with piezo buzzers once ?
L773[22:48:45]
<Z0idburg>
in one of my labs
L774[22:48:49]
<Z0idburg> I
was bored.
L775[22:50:19]
<Z0idburg> I
just enabled a higher clock and flipped between my frequency values
to the buzzer very fast, and it was kinda cool, it would give a bit
of a harmonic and almost sound like it was halfway between the two
frequencies
L776[22:50:34]
<Z0idburg>
but the hum of the harmony was the coolest part
L777[22:51:21]
<Z0idburg>
there was a frequency shift from the clock rate change but it was a
buzzer so what do you expect
L778[22:52:19] <gamax92> that's not
dithering that's just arpeggio
L779[22:52:25]
<Z0idburg>
then you could Xor two values together to play more than one song
through the buzzer at the same time
L780[22:53:11]
<Z0idburg>
it's a similar idea to photo dithering used in some older video
games, so I decided to call it that
L781[22:54:10]
<Z0idburg>
also that is not arpeggio..
L782[22:54:17]
<Z0idburg> I
dunno where you even got that term from lol
L783[22:55:02] <gamax92> quickly
alternating between different notes is arpeggio
L784[22:55:40]
<Z0idburg>
No that's not really what an arpeggio is whatever pot head guitar
player told you that clearly does not know what an arpeggio
actually is
L785[22:56:11]
<Z0idburg>
that's a very bad definition lol
L788[22:57:00]
<Z0idburg>
Okay wtf
L789[22:57:05]
<Z0idburg>
they need to chaneg the name of that
L790[22:57:12]
<Z0idburg>
because that is not classically correct at all
L791[22:57:30]
<Z0idburg>
whoever called it that clearly didn't understand music XD
L792[22:57:33]
<Z0idburg>
sigh
L793[22:57:55] <gamax92> that is what an
arpeggio is ...
L794[22:58:20]
<Z0idburg>
Arpeggio is an actual term in the concept of music
L795[22:58:23] <gamax92> yes
L796[22:58:30] <gamax92> you take a chord
and instead of playing it's notes all at once, it's broken up and
played in sequence
L797[22:59:31]
<Z0idburg>
Right, what I'm saying is that it was a bad idea for these people
to call this electronic practice "arpeggio"
L798[22:59:40]
<Z0idburg>
because it is misleading and confusinfg
L799[22:59:44]
<Z0idburg>
confusing*
L800[22:59:44] <gamax92> not really when
the term fits perfectly
L801[22:59:52]
<Z0idburg>
It doesn't really
L802[23:00:00] <gamax92> how so
L804[23:02:24] <gamax92> okay, malloc_lock
and __malloc_unlock are not only completely empty functions but not
referenced by anything
L805[23:04:14]
<Z0idburg>
because in this case it is very non-chromatic, and although
arpeggios can exist in non chromatic music, it is a very weird
thing to think about. Now, if your sole purpose is to make a chord
I suppose calling it an arpeggio is okay, like what that article
talks about. However, I would not call flipping between two
adjacent frequencies with the purpose of simulating an in between
frequency an arpeggio, like you originally claimed.
L806[23:05:21] <gamax92> well flipping
between two frequencies doesn't imitate the middle frequency just
like a chord doesn't sound like the average note of it's
frequencies
L807[23:05:38]
<Z0idburg>
it does though, at least when I did it
L808[23:05:59]
<Z0idburg>
it's the same idea that when you flip between two colors very very
quickly in a picture, it starts to look like a color in between.
your brain does it
L809[23:06:17]
<Z0idburg>
of course, iI was dealing with square waves when I did it with
sound
L810[23:06:29]
<Z0idburg>
and it harmonizes, so it does change the sound a lot
L811[23:06:56]
<Z0idburg>
it was almost kind of like an echo, but it did sound in between the
two frequencies
L812[23:07:18]
<Z0idburg>
it was almost kind of like an reverb, but it did sound in between
the two frequencies [Edited]
L813[23:07:51]
<Z0idburg> I
wouldn't go as far as to say it was like a reverb or anything
L814[23:08:08]
<Z0idburg>
but I guess
L815[23:09:41] <gamax92> maybe I can just
put synchronized on my custom l_alloc
L816[23:10:05] <asie> wew
L817[23:10:13]
<Z0idburg>
Hi Asie
L818[23:10:22]
<Z0idburg> I
don't see you on much anymore
L819[23:10:32] <asie> But I am always
on
L820[23:10:33] <Izaya> asie has big plans,
probably
L821[23:10:40] <asie> except when I'm
not
L822[23:10:41]
<Z0idburg>
lol
L823[23:10:42] <gamax92> hot damn it ...
almost worked
L824[23:11:12]
<Z0idburg>
okay
L825[23:11:18]
<Z0idburg>
@gamax92 is from 1970
L826[23:11:26] <gamax92> nope
L827[23:11:42]
<Z0idburg>
must be because you said hot damn
L828[23:11:49]
<Z0idburg>
which was really popular then and a bit before
L829[23:12:09]
<Z0idburg> I
haven't heard anyone say that in person XD
L830[23:12:31]
<Z0idburg>
only old tv shows and stuff
L831[23:12:42]
<Z0idburg>
books
L832[23:14:32] <gamax92> asie: making
l_alloc synchronized does seem to get rid of a lot of the issue
though, I have two computers running LuaP at the same time, for the
first time
L833[23:17:15] <gamax92> and it
crashed
L834[23:18:18] <asie> you called it
L835[23:19:18] <gamax92> I'm not sure what
I have to do to get newlib's thread safety working though
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L847[23:31:11] *
Mimiru bans @Z0idburg
L848[23:34:34] <Temia> %inv add a
birb
L849[23:34:34] *
MichiBot summons 'a birb' and adds to her inventory. I could get
some good swings in with this.
L850[23:35:00] ⇦
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(Cervator!~Thunderbi@2601:4c1:4001:1d5d:d421:4e47:57fd:f059) (Quit:
Cervator)
L851[23:36:52] <gamax92> %inv add
psychedelic artwork
L852[23:36:52] *
MichiBot summons 'psychedelic artwork' and adds to her inventory. I
could get some good swings in with this.
L853[23:37:27]
<lperkins2>
So, got an odd crash with minecraft 1.12.1 and OC 1.7.2. Piping `ls
/bin | less` causes a `too long without yielding` crash. Are shell
redirects still working properly in general?
L854[23:39:41] <asie> @payonel
L855[23:39:44] <asie> if he's here
L856[23:40:22] <gamax92> the wild payonel
speaks from the dead
L857[23:40:31]
<payonel>
lperkins2: use more for now - in a future update less should be
more robust
L858[23:40:40]
<payonel>
lperkins2: use `more` for now - in a future update less should be
more robust [Edited]
L859[23:40:42] <gamax92> oh boy
"malloc failed" messages
L860[23:42:41]
<lperkins2>
Fair enough.