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L3[00:03:37] <ba7888b72413a16b> it stops at
around 253 messages
L4[00:03:42] <ba7888b72413a16b> out of
1000
L5[00:03:53] <Izaya> something die?
L6[00:03:55] <ba7888b72413a16b> if I just
instantly send 1000 messages at once
L7[00:04:01] <ba7888b72413a16b> through two
minitel routers
L8[00:04:28] <ba7888b72413a16b> I think OC
just dropped the packets
L9[00:04:40] <ba7888b72413a16b> the wire got
too hot
L10[00:05:13] <thermalhack> then the server
may crash
L11[00:05:22] <ba7888b72413a16b> Izaya:
what did you say is the theoretical top speed of a minitel
node
L12[00:05:28] <ba7888b72413a16b> as a
routing node
L13[00:05:35] <Izaya> relevant
nickname
L14[00:06:08] <Izaya> uh, I *thought* a
computer could only push 20 packets per second
L15[00:06:24] <ba7888b72413a16b> that's
what it looks like
L16[00:06:32] <ba7888b72413a16b> I added
os.sleep(0.05)
L17[00:06:38] <ba7888b72413a16b> and it's
keeping up
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L19[00:08:07] <ba7888b72413a16b> ...never
got the 1000th message
L20[00:08:14] <ba7888b72413a16b> or the
999th message
L21[00:08:17] <ba7888b72413a16b> or the
998th message
L22[00:08:22] <ba7888b72413a16b> probably
random gaps everywhere idk
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L24[00:16:15] <ComputerEric399> so what are
you working on?
L25[00:16:30] <ba7888b72413a16b> a donut
network
L26[00:16:33] <ba7888b72413a16b> using
minitel
L27[00:17:21] <ba7888b72413a16b> I'm gonna
patch minitel so it routes in one direction around a circle
L28[00:17:24] <ba7888b72413a16b> like a
roundabout
L29[00:17:27] <ba7888b72413a16b> why? no
reason
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L31[00:18:17] <ba7888b72413a16b> I have a
loop of 4 racks with 1 server each
L32[00:20:14] <ComputerEric399> That makes
no sense but is amazing.
L33[00:22:05] <ComputerEric399> Anyway gtg
bye hope the donut network works out. Also Thank you both for all
the help :) have a good day/or night idk
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L35[00:24:19] <Izaya> I think I've been
banned from posting on 4chan.
L36[00:24:24] <ba7888b72413a16b> rip
L37[00:24:28] <Izaya> Someone in my /8
range probably posted CP or something.
L38[00:24:30] <Izaya> reeee
L39[00:43:20] 
<logan2611>
rip my main computer
<logan2611>
rip my main computerL40[00:49:22] <Forecaster>
%loot
<Forecaster>
%lootL41[00:49:22] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a Shiny cowhouse! (10%)
L42[00:49:35] *
Ristelle dabs
L43[00:49:53] <Ristelle> %help
L44[00:49:54] <MichiBot> Ristelle: Command
list: http://michibot.pc-logix.com/help
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L46[01:12:21] <ba7888b72413a16b> Izaya: I
figured out optimal minitel congestion control
L47[01:12:43] <ba7888b72413a16b> send 200
messages at once, with usend
L48[01:12:46] <ba7888b72413a16b> or
no
L49[01:12:52] <ba7888b72413a16b> send 199
messages at once
L50[01:12:55] <ba7888b72413a16b> using
usend
L51[01:13:02] <ba7888b72413a16b> then send
1 message using rsend
L52[01:13:25] <ba7888b72413a16b> rinse and
repeat
L53[01:13:45] <Izaya> that seems
exceedingly dodgy
L54[01:13:58] <ba7888b72413a16b> it works
pretty damned well if you have zero relays
L55[01:14:11] <ba7888b72413a16b> or have
your relays buffed
L56[01:16:50] <Izaya> guess the max event
queue is 200 or so
L57[01:16:59] <ba7888b72413a16b> 256
L58[01:17:23] <ba7888b72413a16b> 200 is a
safe figure if you have no crosstalk
L59[01:17:30] <ba7888b72413a16b> I have 4
nodes in a line
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L61[01:21:57] <ba7888b72413a16b> Izaya:
consistently near 15.5 seconds per 200 messages
L62[01:22:18] <ba7888b72413a16b> 15.5
seconds of course includes the ACK ping
L63[01:22:26] <ba7888b72413a16b> of 4
intermediate nodes
L64[01:22:30] <Izaya> that's not bad at
all
L65[01:23:59] <ba7888b72413a16b> actually
no, I had two of them linked
L66[01:24:02] <ba7888b72413a16b> after
breaking those connections
L67[01:24:18] <ba7888b72413a16b> 25 seconds
per 200 messages
L68[01:25:22] <ba7888b72413a16b> it's down
to 20 seconds now
L69[01:25:27] <ba7888b72413a16b> probably
cached something
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L74[03:06:32] <AmandaC> .... Tomorrow is
going to suuuuuck
L75[03:06:45] <Ristelle> Why?
L76[03:07:04] <AmandaC> %tell Inari shush,
I didn't just binge 45 episodes, you did!
L77[03:07:04] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L78[03:07:23] <AmandaC> Ristelle: it's 0400
and I've not slept
L79[03:07:31] <Ristelle> Darn
L80[03:07:59] <AmandaC> Night nerds I
guess, let's see how tomorrow goes with probably ~2-3h of
sleep
L81[03:08:26] <Ristelle> night!
L82[03:39:14] <Izaya> AmandaC: I have
boarded the Gnosis
L83[03:39:22] <Izaya> because in two weeks
it'll be in Orion's loop for a month
L84[03:39:26] <Izaya> which is normally
sectioned off
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L100[05:12:40] <Inari> Meow
L101[05:12:47] <Inari> AmandaC: haha,
wow
L102[05:16:59] <Mettaton_Fab> a
<Mettaton_Fab> aL103[05:21:51] <Inari> b
L104[05:22:20] <Mettaton_Fab> c
<Mettaton_Fab> cL105[05:24:51] <Izaya> e
L106[05:25:24] <Forecaster>
~
<Forecaster>
~L107[05:25:57] <Inari> _
L108[05:26:08] <Mettaton_Fab> #
<Mettaton_Fab> #L109[05:26:27]
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L110[05:26:39] <Mettaton_Fab> honk
<Mettaton_Fab> honkL111[05:26:51] <Inari> %loot
L112[05:26:51] <MichiBot> Inari: You get a
loot box! It contains a rosary.
L113[05:26:58] <Mettaton_Fab> %loot
<Mettaton_Fab> %lootL114[05:26:59] <MichiBot> Mettaton_Fab:
You get a loot box! It contains the official laws and migration
guidelines of pluto.
L115[05:26:59] <Inari> Perfect for this
pure maiden
L116[05:27:08] <Mettaton_Fab> amazing
<Mettaton_Fab> amazingL117[05:27:18] <Inari> So an empty sheet
of paper? :P
L118[05:28:18] <Mettaton_Fab> yes
<Mettaton_Fab> yesL119[05:28:34] <Mettaton_Fab> as pluto is no longer a
valid planet
<Mettaton_Fab> as pluto is no longer a
valid planetL120[05:28:47] <Forecaster>
why does that matter?
<Forecaster>
why does that matter?L121[05:29:09] <Forecaster>
is there a law against migrating to celestial bodies that aren't
planets?
<Forecaster>
is there a law against migrating to celestial bodies that aren't
planets?L122[05:29:45] <Mettaton_Fab> well, pluto once was a
planet, but nasa was like its too smol, remove it from the
list
<Mettaton_Fab> well, pluto once was a
planet, but nasa was like its too smol, remove it from the
listL123[05:29:55] <Forecaster>
I know, again, so?
<Forecaster>
I know, again, so?L124[05:30:07] <Forecaster>
the loot text said nothing about planets :P
<Forecaster>
the loot text said nothing about planets :PL125[05:30:32] <Mettaton_Fab> %loot
<Mettaton_Fab> %lootL126[05:30:32] <MichiBot> Mettaton_Fab:
You get a loot box! It contains smelly gold potion
L127[05:30:51] <Mettaton_Fab> i hope it is not ssip
<Mettaton_Fab> i hope it is not ssipL128[05:30:56] <Forecaster>
drink it
<Forecaster>
drink itL129[05:31:01] <Mettaton_Fab> no
<Mettaton_Fab> noL130[05:31:09] <Forecaster>
%drink ^
<Forecaster>
%drink ^L131[05:31:10] <MichiBot> Forecaster turns
into a catgirl.
L132[05:31:13] <Forecaster>
oh
<Forecaster>
ohL133[05:31:17] <Inari> :o
L134[05:31:19] <Forecaster>
well damn
<Forecaster>
well damnL135[05:31:22] <Inari> %drink smelly gold
potion
L136[05:31:22] <MichiBot> Inari turns into
a catgirl.
L137[05:31:23] <Inari> \o/
L138[05:32:00] <Mettaton_Fab> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
<Mettaton_Fab> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)L139[05:41:41] ⇦
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L141[05:53:17] <Mettaton_Fab> i still cant believe firefox
is such a RAM hog nowadays
<Mettaton_Fab> i still cant believe firefox
is such a RAM hog nowadaysL142[05:54:31] <Forecaster>
aren't they using the same engine as chrome now
<Forecaster>
aren't they using the same engine as chrome nowL143[05:54:55] <Mettaton_Fab> oh, thats why its like
chrome!
<Mettaton_Fab> oh, thats why its like
chrome!L144[05:55:05] <Mettaton_Fab> time to switch over to
internet explorer then
<Mettaton_Fab> time to switch over to
internet explorer thenL145[05:55:15] <Mettaton_Fab> i just want my low RAM usage
back
<Mettaton_Fab> i just want my low RAM usage
backL146[06:23:45] <Joco223>
Can micocontrollers use `component.computer.beep()`?
<Joco223>
Can micocontrollers use `component.computer.beep()`?L147[06:24:12] <Forecaster>
no idea
<Forecaster>
no ideaL148[06:24:13] <Forecaster>
probably
<Forecaster>
probablyL149[06:25:25] <Joco223>
:GWseremePeepoHappy:
<Joco223>
:GWseremePeepoHappy:L150[06:25:29] <Joco223>
This is going to be good
<Joco223>
This is going to be goodL151[06:29:54] <Izaya> I can't even
attempt to guess what these are meant to look like from the
name
L152[06:39:27] <Saphire> Izaya: it's
pepe
L153[06:39:38] <Izaya> how dull
L154[06:39:44] <Izaya> stupid
frogposter
L155[06:40:21] <Corded> * <Saphire>
bites @Forecaster
L156[06:40:32] <Forecaster>
ow D:
<Forecaster>
ow D:L157[06:40:52] <Saphire>
No, Firefox is NOT using the same engine as Chrome in ANY PART OF
IT AT ALL.
<Saphire>
No, Firefox is NOT using the same engine as Chrome in ANY PART OF
IT AT ALL.L158[06:41:07] <Saphire>
The only same thing is addons API.
<Saphire>
The only same thing is addons API.L159[06:41:20] <Forecaster>
ah, okay
<Forecaster>
ah, okayL160[06:41:48] <Joco223>
lol
<Joco223>
lolL161[06:48:08] <Inari> @Saphire: it
is?
L162[06:48:27] <Saphire>
Yeah, they adopted the Chrome's WebExtensions stuff.
<Saphire>
Yeah, they adopted the Chrome's WebExtensions stuff.L163[06:48:43] <Inari> Then why are
extensions for it worse than chromes
L164[06:48:43] <Inari> :F
L165[06:51:57] <Saphire> Hm?
L166[06:52:49] <Inari> Like, less
features
L167[06:52:58] <Inari> LastPass can't copy
a password directly like it can in Chrome
L168[06:53:20] <Saphire>
Fuck them then.
<Saphire>
Fuck them then.L169[06:53:29] <Saphire>
Firefox definitely can have that.
<Saphire>
Firefox definitely can have that.L170[06:53:48] <Saphire>
*Web pages* can give copy of stuff.
<Saphire>
*Web pages* can give copy of stuff.L171[06:53:54] <Saphire>
*text
<Saphire>
*textL172[06:54:25] <Inari> %shrug
L173[06:54:25] <MichiBot> Inari: No you
shrug!
L174[06:54:39] *
Inari molests MichiBot until she shrugs
L175[06:55:26] <Forecaster>
%actualshrug
<Forecaster>
%actualshrugL176[06:55:26] <MichiBot> Forecaster:
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L177[06:56:28] <Inari> That was
quick
L178[06:56:42] <Forecaster>
what was quick?
<Forecaster>
what was quick?L179[06:56:51] <Inari> Making her shrug by
molestation
L180[06:58:32] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO758UtlotE a bus to
never get onto
L181[06:58:32] <MichiBot> CRAZY
Japanese BUS DRIVER DRIFTING DOWNHILL Initial D | length: 3m
13s | Likes: 52 Dislikes:
2 Views: 2,738 | by Wujek
Tadek | Published On 20/7/2018
L182[07:03:06] <Forecaster>
I doubt there's any actual drifting going on
<Forecaster>
I doubt there's any actual drifting going onL183[07:03:23] <Forecaster>
it's just driving down
<Forecaster>
it's just driving downL184[07:03:52]
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L185[07:04:24] <Forecaster>
someone clearly added those tire sounds in post
<Forecaster>
someone clearly added those tire sounds in postL186[07:04:26] <Forecaster>
:P
<Forecaster>
:PL187[07:04:39] <Inari> Scary ride either
way
L188[07:04:57] <Forecaster>
wouldn't surprise me if it's slightly sped up as well
<Forecaster>
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L202[08:42:09] <Mettaton_Fab> %loot#
<Mettaton_Fab> %loot#L203[08:42:15] <Mettaton_Fab> %loot
<Mettaton_Fab> %lootL204[08:42:16] <MichiBot> Mettaton_Fab:
You get a loot box! It contains a Magic null! (25%)
L205[08:53:46] <AmandaC> %choose watch or
listen
L206[08:53:46] <MichiBot> AmandaC: My
grandfather always told me that listen is the way to go!
L207[08:53:55] <AmandaC> Hrm
L208[08:54:39] <AmandaC> Mimiru: why does
your father give such weird and poor Grammer advice
L209[08:56:44] <Forecaster>
Mimiru is not MichiBot :P
<Forecaster>
Mimiru is not MichiBot :PL210[09:00:13] <AmandaC> But Mimiru is her
mother, so MichiBot's grandfather would be her father
L211[09:07:01] <Forecaster>
I guess
<Forecaster>
I guessL212[09:17:58] <Joco223>
What does it mean when a program is running and then the blinking
cursor appears on the line below and you can type?
<Joco223>
What does it mean when a program is running and then the blinking
cursor appears on the line below and you can type?L213[09:18:04] <Joco223>
Did it crash or something?
<Joco223>
Did it crash or something?L214[09:18:45] <Forecaster>
it probably asked you an important question, but you weren't paying
attention, and now it wants an answer
<Forecaster>
it probably asked you an important question, but you weren't paying
attention, and now it wants an answerL215[09:19:42] <Joco223>
lol
<Joco223>
lolL216[09:19:47] <Joco223>
For real though
<Joco223>
For real thoughL217[09:20:55] <Joco223>
Does it have to do with the program not ending in `.lua`?
<Joco223>
Does it have to do with the program not ending in `.lua`?L218[09:21:02] <Joco223>
Since no error appears
<Joco223>
Since no error appearsL219[09:21:31] <Forecaster>
if you mean you returned to the command prompt it means the program
ended
<Forecaster>
if you mean you returned to the command prompt it means the program
endedL221[09:22:52] <Forecaster>
oh, no
<Forecaster>
oh, noL222[09:23:48] <Joco223> I
broke OpenOS/PS?
<Joco223> I
broke OpenOS/PS?L223[09:23:50] <Joco223> I
broke OpenOS/OC? [Edited]
<Joco223> I
broke OpenOS/OC? [Edited]L224[09:24:12] <Forecaster>
it's more likely it's user error
<Forecaster>
it's more likely it's user errorL225[09:24:16] <Forecaster>
what's the program
<Forecaster>
what's the programL226[09:24:18] <Forecaster>
?
<Forecaster>
?L227[09:24:44] <Forecaster>
oh, it ends in "pack"
<Forecaster>
oh, it ends in "pack"L228[09:24:48] <Forecaster>
that probably doesn't work
<Forecaster>
that probably doesn't workL229[09:24:52] <Joco223> It
is a lua program
<Joco223> It
is a lua programL231[09:25:22] <Forecaster>
I don't think the interpreter knows that
<Forecaster>
I don't think the interpreter knows thatL232[09:25:27] <Joco223>
Lua program at start and then a bunch of data it needs as
comments
<Joco223>
Lua program at start and then a bunch of data it needs as
commentsL233[09:25:30] <Joco223>
Ah
<Joco223>
AhL234[09:25:56] <Joco223>
Same thing happens
<Joco223>
Same thing happensL235[09:26:02] <Joco223> If
i rename it to `test2.lua`
<Joco223> If
i rename it to `test2.lua`L236[09:26:23] <Forecaster>
strange
<Forecaster>
strangeL237[09:26:55] <Joco223>
Maybe it didn't yield and somehow it doesn't catch it?
<Joco223>
Maybe it didn't yield and somehow it doesn't catch it?L238[09:27:31] <Forecaster>
no, then it would error
<Forecaster>
no, then it would errorL239[09:27:57] <Joco223>
Well yea
<Joco223>
Well yeaL240[09:27:59] <Joco223> I
dont know
<Joco223> I
dont knowL241[09:28:03] <Joco223>
?
<Joco223>
?L242[09:34:42] <Joco223>
Anyone else got any ideas?
<Joco223>
Anyone else got any ideas?L243[09:47:18]
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L244[09:47:26] <Joco223> If
i do ctrl alt c it just throws the error the program is interrupted
like usual when you do that
<Joco223> If
i do ctrl alt c it just throws the error the program is interrupted
like usual when you do thatL245[09:49:23] <Stamper>
Hi, my program can run for days, then without warning I get a BSD,
I use events exclusively, there is no way I am not yielding, can
anyone shed some light on why this happens, and how I can trap the
error and handle it cleanly ( I am already using pcall(), but this
is not catching the error) http://tinyurl.com/y747hovh
<Stamper>
Hi, my program can run for days, then without warning I get a BSD,
I use events exclusively, there is no way I am not yielding, can
anyone shed some light on why this happens, and how I can trap the
error and handle it cleanly ( I am already using pcall(), but this
is not catching the error) http://tinyurl.com/y747hovhL246[09:50:15] <Forecaster>
show code
<Forecaster>
show codeL247[09:50:44] <Stamper>
dude, its over a 1000 lines, happy to share, but you might be
biting off more than you want to
<Stamper>
dude, its over a 1000 lines, happy to share, but you might be
biting off more than you want toL248[09:51:37] <Stamper> if
you know why the BSD happens, then please lets talk
<Stamper> if
you know why the BSD happens, then please lets talkL249[09:58:25] <Inari> Not yielding
happens if you don't yield back to machine.lua (which starts the
coroutine the pc runs) after a while
L250[09:58:46] <Inari> Thouhg I believe
component calls also yield to that or something
L251[10:02:18] <Stamper> so
my main routine runs within a pcall(), and is completely event
driven with event.pull(), i.e. nothing happens until and event is
caught, so why is it not yielding, and why is the pcall() not
protecting my main routine?
<Stamper> so
my main routine runs within a pcall(), and is completely event
driven with event.pull(), i.e. nothing happens until and event is
caught, so why is it not yielding, and why is the pcall() not
protecting my main routine?L252[10:02:57] <Inari> Because it's
something OC implements and you can't capture it
L253[10:03:01] <Stamper> so
my main routine runs within a pcall(), and is completely event
driven with event.pull(), i.e. nothing happens until an event is
caught, so why is it not yielding, and why is the pcall() not
protecting my main routine? [Edited]
<Stamper> so
my main routine runs within a pcall(), and is completely event
driven with event.pull(), i.e. nothing happens until an event is
caught, so why is it not yielding, and why is the pcall() not
protecting my main routine? [Edited]L254[10:03:34] <Stamper>
so, your saying, tough luck? Nothing I can do about it?
<Stamper>
so, your saying, tough luck? Nothing I can do about it?L255[10:03:42] <Inari> You can yield
L256[10:03:43] <Inari> :D
L257[10:03:52] <Inari> Though I think
event.pull should yield
L258[10:04:27] <Inari> Anyway, hard to
tell without code
L259[10:04:32] <Stamper>
yes, like I said, the program can run for days and days and then
suddenly, the BSD.
<Stamper>
yes, like I said, the program can run for days and days and then
suddenly, the BSD.L260[10:05:03] <Stamper>
are you happy to look at the code?
<Stamper>
are you happy to look at the code?L261[10:06:12] <Inari> Well it might be
some part of code that isn't run often, or it takes longer tahn
usual due to lag, or due to some data or something
L262[10:06:22] <Inari> Well post it and
people can look at it
L263[10:06:53] <Stamper> I
was hoping that someone can offer what part of OC generates the
BSD, allowing me to track it backwards, instead of forwards
<Stamper> I
was hoping that someone can offer what part of OC generates the
BSD, allowing me to track it backwards, instead of forwardsL264[10:07:09] <Joco223>
The machine itself generates a BSD
<Joco223>
The machine itself generates a BSDL265[10:07:36] <Joco223>
Since it is an unrecoverable error
<Joco223>
Since it is an unrecoverable errorL266[10:07:40] <Joco223> It
needs a restart
<Joco223> It
needs a restartL267[10:07:41] <Molinko>
I'll take a look stamper
<Molinko>
I'll take a look stamperL268[10:07:55] <Izaya> >generates a
BSD
L269[10:07:58] <Izaya> Open or Free?
L271[10:08:53] <Stamper>
dercc.lua makes calls to derl.lua. They can both BSD without
warning generate the BSD
<Stamper>
dercc.lua makes calls to derl.lua. They can both BSD without
warning generate the BSDL272[10:09:57] <Stamper>
@Joco223 I run my code within a pcall(), any error will reboot the
machine, the BSD stops my code from achieving the reboot
<Stamper>
@Joco223 I run my code within a pcall(), any error will reboot the
machine, the BSD stops my code from achieving the rebootL273[10:10:44] <Stamper>
dercc.lua makes calls to derl.lua. They can both BSD without
warning and generate the BSD [Edited]
<Stamper>
dercc.lua makes calls to derl.lua. They can both BSD without
warning and generate the BSD [Edited]L275[10:13:46] <Stamper> if
it happened often, then sure, I can blame my code, but it doesn't,
and the same functions fun every few ticks, so it cant be that a
function takes longer sometimes
<Stamper> if
it happened often, then sure, I can blame my code, but it doesn't,
and the same functions fun every few ticks, so it cant be that a
function takes longer sometimesL276[10:14:05] <Stamper> if
it happened often, then sure, I can blame my code, but it doesn't,
and the same functions run every few ticks, so it cant be that a
function takes longer sometimes [Edited]
<Stamper> if
it happened often, then sure, I can blame my code, but it doesn't,
and the same functions run every few ticks, so it cant be that a
function takes longer sometimes [Edited]L277[10:15:05] <Joco223>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<Joco223>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯L278[10:15:16] <Joco223> I
still haven't found a solution for my issue
<Joco223> I
still haven't found a solution for my issueL279[10:17:44] <Joco223>
RAM isn't the issue
<Joco223>
RAM isn't the issueL280[10:17:47] <Joco223>
There is 1536K of it
<Joco223>
There is 1536K of itL281[10:18:37] <Joco223>
There is enough HDD space
<Joco223>
There is enough HDD spaceL282[10:19:29] <Stamper> I
am not getting RAM nor disk space errors. Unless you are referring
to your issue?
<Stamper> I
am not getting RAM nor disk space errors. Unless you are referring
to your issue?L283[10:21:18] <Joco223> I
was refering to mine
<Joco223> I
was refering to mineL284[10:21:21] <Joco223> I
was referring to mine [Edited]
<Joco223> I
was referring to mine [Edited]L285[11:01:59] <vifino> Izaya: free >
open.
L286[11:02:14] <Izaya> theo was
right
L287[11:02:21] <vifino> and no, i'm not a
hypocrite only because i am using openbsd just now.
L288[11:02:40] <vifino> it's easier to get
working with grub2/libreboot.
L289[11:02:48] <Forecaster>
whatever > whatever
<Forecaster>
whatever > whateverL290[11:02:59] <Izaya> whatever <
whatever
L291[11:03:16] <Forecaster>
also true
<Forecaster>
also trueL292[11:03:28] <Izaya> whatever ~=
whatever
L293[11:03:34] <Forecaster>
yep
<Forecaster>
yepL294[11:03:44] <Izaya> whatever ==
whatever
L295[11:03:51] <Forecaster>
mhm
<Forecaster>
mhmL296[11:04:26] <Forecaster>
I want a poster that just has that on it
<Forecaster>
I want a poster that just has that on itL297[11:04:32] <Forecaster>
all of those
<Forecaster>
all of thoseL298[11:05:00] <Temia> whatever !=
!(whatever)
L299[11:05:35] <Forecaster>
I'm going to get something framed, tomorrow
<Forecaster>
I'm going to get something framed, tomorrowL300[11:05:42] <Forecaster>
I'll have to ask if they do prints as well
<Forecaster>
I'll have to ask if they do prints as wellL301[11:05:42] <Temia> For murder?
L302[11:05:56] <Temia> Embezzlement?
L303[11:06:11] <Temia> How do you get
fingerprints from a picture?
L304[11:06:14] <Temia> ' w'
L305[11:06:53] <Forecaster>
with a fingerprinting kit?
<Forecaster>
with a fingerprinting kit?L306[11:07:14] <Joco223> I
figured my problem out
<Joco223> I
figured my problem outL307[11:07:23] <Joco223> I
had a typo in `io.lines`
<Joco223> I
had a typo in `io.lines`L308[11:07:31] <Izaya> potato flour
L309[11:07:35] <Joco223>
Still weird that it didn't give me any errors tho
<Joco223>
Still weird that it didn't give me any errors thoL310[11:07:49] <Forecaster>
here's a protip: don't have typos in your code
<Forecaster>
here's a protip: don't have typos in your codeL311[11:07:57] <Forecaster>
this has been protips with Forecaster
<Forecaster>
this has been protips with ForecasterL312[11:08:15] <Forecaster>
like and subscribe
<Forecaster>
like and subscribeL313[11:08:24] <Joco223>
dont forget the bell
<Joco223>
dont forget the bellL314[11:26:12] <baschdel>
%choose fish or chicken
<baschdel>
%choose fish or chickenL315[11:26:12] <MichiBot> baschdel: I
sense some fish in your future!
L316[11:28:16] <Temia> Mooooooo .o.
L317[11:36:59] <Stamper>
um, why do names have [bot] next to them? Seems like real people to
me
<Stamper>
um, why do names have [bot] next to them? Seems like real people to
meL318[11:42:45] <Mimiru> Beep boop
L319[11:42:48] <Mimiru> We are bots
L320[11:42:58] <Izaya> ^
L321[11:44:28] *
ba7888b72413a16b destroys @Stamper with my robot shredder
arms
L322[11:47:11] <ba7888b72413a16b> that
is
L323[11:47:17] <ba7888b72413a16b> robot
arms for shredding humans
L324[11:47:23] <ba7888b72413a16b> not
human arms for shredding robots
L325[11:47:40] <Mimiru> But, no.. really
We're on IRC and you're seeing messages posted by a bot on discord
using a webhook
L326[11:48:17] <ba7888b72413a16b> speaking
about bridge bots
L327[11:48:25] <Mimiru> No
L328[11:48:33] <ba7888b72413a16b> Matrix,
which is essentially an open source alternative to discord
L329[11:48:38] <ba7888b72413a16b> handles
this a lot better
L330[11:48:53] <ba7888b72413a16b> it puts
a little "#" with "IRC" next to all users
bridged from irc
L331[11:49:14] <Mimiru> That's nice
dear.\
L332[11:49:27] <ba7888b72413a16b>
thank
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L334[12:00:14] <Inari> @Stamper now clue
though :P As said sometimes a lagspike can cause it to take too
long too. You could try a hardware reboot (have hte pc outpout
redstone, set pc to wake on redstone, when pc crashes the redsotne
outpout should turn off, a redstone circuit can then turn on a few
ticks later to turn on the PC again)
L335[12:00:18] <Inari> Though not sure if
that works for that error
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L338[12:02:28] <logan2611>
should work
<logan2611>
should workL339[12:02:32] <Stamper>
mmm, thanks for that, sounds messy but worth a try
<Stamper>
mmm, thanks for that, sounds messy but worth a tryL340[12:04:04] <Stamper> I
would raise an issue on GitHub, but having already raised another
issue, which has not been replied to, I am think OpenComputers is
dead, no more dev support. Shame.
<Stamper> I
would raise an issue on GitHub, but having already raised another
issue, which has not been replied to, I am think OpenComputers is
dead, no more dev support. Shame.L341[12:04:38] <Stamper> I
would raise an issue on GitHub, but having already raised another
issue, which has not been replied to, I am thinking OpenComputers
is dead, no more dev support. Shame. [Edited]
<Stamper> I
would raise an issue on GitHub, but having already raised another
issue, which has not been replied to, I am thinking OpenComputers
is dead, no more dev support. Shame. [Edited]L342[12:05:16] <ba7888b72413a16b> still
better to document the issue
L343[12:05:55] <Izaya> There's still
devs.
L344[12:05:59] <Mimiru> Yes, well, you
think wrong
L345[12:06:13] <Stamper>
yeah, maybe. That is why I asked here first, was hoping one of you
good people might have some clues
<Stamper>
yeah, maybe. That is why I asked here first, was hoping one of you
good people might have some cluesL346[12:06:52] <Stamper> I
think wrong? No one seem to be monitoring GitHub issues anymore,
there are many unanswered issues!
<Stamper> I
think wrong? No one seem to be monitoring GitHub issues anymore,
there are many unanswered issues!L347[12:08:16] <Stamper>
286 open issues, some going back to 2015...... that says 'dead' to
me, no one cares!
<Stamper>
286 open issues, some going back to 2015...... that says 'dead' to
me, no one cares!L348[12:10:40] ***
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L353[12:13:21] <Stamper>
286 open issues, some going back to 2015...... that says 'dead' to
me, no one cares! @Sangar [Edited]
<Stamper>
286 open issues, some going back to 2015...... that says 'dead' to
me, no one cares! @Sangar [Edited]L354[12:14:03] <ba7888b72413a16b> well now
you're just trying to start a flame war
L355[12:14:15] <Stamper> no
flame, just facts
<Stamper> no
flame, just factsL356[12:15:18] <Stamper>
imo, nothing wrong with a wake-up call
<Stamper>
imo, nothing wrong with a wake-up callL357[12:15:26] <ba7888b72413a16b> I
understand
L358[12:15:48] <ba7888b72413a16b> it's
just that you can't always expect demands to work with open source
projects written in scala
L359[12:15:55] <ba7888b72413a16b>
lol
L360[12:16:47] <ba7888b72413a16b> though I
should really learn forge and dive in myself
L361[12:17:05] <ba7888b72413a16b> knock
out some problems with OC that haven't been fixed
L362[12:19:08] <Stamper>
I'm not demanding anything, I appreciate the effort people put in,
and that they have real lives to deal with as well. Mods come and
go, just like many games and software. Opencomputers, imo, is
heading towards the graveyard. I would not expect to see it in 1.13
at anytime, ever.
<Stamper>
I'm not demanding anything, I appreciate the effort people put in,
and that they have real lives to deal with as well. Mods come and
go, just like many games and software. Opencomputers, imo, is
heading towards the graveyard. I would not expect to see it in 1.13
at anytime, ever.L363[12:19:22] <Izaya> 1.13 is out?
L364[12:19:49] <Stamper> um
wake up dude, and read the news in the default launcher
<Stamper> um
wake up dude, and read the news in the default launcherL365[12:20:03] <ba7888b72413a16b> I've
only heard of 1.7.10
L366[12:20:05] <Izaya> I hear there's a
new default launcher, but I haven't tried it.
L367[12:20:07] <ba7888b72413a16b> is 1.13
from the future?
L368[12:20:23] <Mettaton_Fab> 1.13 is from like 1 month
ago
<Mettaton_Fab> 1.13 is from like 1 month
agoL369[12:20:23] <ba7888b72413a16b> but
anyways
L370[12:20:30] <ba7888b72413a16b> there
probably will be different computer mods in 1.13
L371[12:20:35] *
Izaya kinda stopped paying attention to Minecraft around the time
they stopped improving it
L372[12:20:40] <ba7888b72413a16b> I hear
asie has some stuff planned
L373[12:20:40] <Mettaton_Fab> and its also the aquatic
update, meaning swimming is now much improved
<Mettaton_Fab> and its also the aquatic
update, meaning swimming is now much improvedL374[12:21:18] <ba7888b72413a16b> the
aquatic update is just microsoft telling everyone they won't add
features to the game that appeal to people over the age of 12
L375[12:21:40] <ba7888b72413a16b> most of
the 1.13 redstone/automation improvements are accidental
L376[12:21:47] <ba7888b72413a16b> like
leaf updating
L377[12:21:53] <Mettaton_Fab> also, java version players
cant play together with the win10 version
<Mettaton_Fab> also, java version players
cant play together with the win10 versionL378[12:21:57] <ba7888b72413a16b>
yep
L379[12:22:06] <ba7888b72413a16b> and
feature disparity between win10 and java
L380[12:22:16] <Izaya> java version and
pocket edition were never multiplayer capable so :|
L381[12:22:28] <Izaya> well, couldn't do
MP between them
L382[12:22:31] <ba7888b72413a16b> win10
users have access to an official version of what's essentially the
minechem mod
L383[12:22:42] <Stamper>
yeah, well Microsoft didn't pay 2 billion to not to get a return on
that investment, even though I think they don't stand a chance
since they do not understand the player base, nor what makes MC
great!
<Stamper>
yeah, well Microsoft didn't pay 2 billion to not to get a return on
that investment, even though I think they don't stand a chance
since they do not understand the player base, nor what makes MC
great!L384[12:22:42] <ba7888b72413a16b> no
education for java edition users
L385[12:23:00] <ba7888b72413a16b> can't
have schools potentially installing linux on their computers, or
else they'll miss out on those minecraft lessons
L386[12:24:45] <Forecaster>
%loot
<Forecaster>
%lootL387[12:24:45] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a loot box! It contains a weed.
L388[12:24:52] <ba7888b72413a16b> they'll
also miss out on microsoft word saving the open standard .docx
format incorrectly so that libreoffice doesn't work
L389[12:26:30] <Stamper>
people are waking up to the fact that Windows is now just spyware.
With Steam Play making a huge entry into the world of Linux,
Microsoft need to start smelling the coffee, or they can say
goodbye. I have already switched to Linux (dual boot). My server is
Linux. Who needs Windows? Not me, I like my world to be
private.
<Stamper>
people are waking up to the fact that Windows is now just spyware.
With Steam Play making a huge entry into the world of Linux,
Microsoft need to start smelling the coffee, or they can say
goodbye. I have already switched to Linux (dual boot). My server is
Linux. Who needs Windows? Not me, I like my world to be
private.L390[12:27:08] <Izaya> And here I am
staring at a word doc wishing to die.
L391[12:28:05] <Stamper>
anyway, I digress, apologies.....lets stay with OC........someone
wake up the Devs please, if you know them
<Stamper>
anyway, I digress, apologies.....lets stay with OC........someone
wake up the Devs please, if you know themL392[12:28:22] <ba7888b72413a16b>
Microsoft® Minecraftforge™
L393[12:28:39] <ba7888b72413a16b> for
Minecraft Windows 10 edition only
L394[12:33:28] <Izaya> Don't you think
waking people up at this hour is rather rude
L395[12:33:50] <ba7888b72413a16b>
Microsoft® OpenComputers™ with .NET Core and UWP support
L396[12:33:55] <Stamper>
not if you live in the UK, lolz
<Stamper>
not if you live in the UK, lolzL397[12:36:14] <ba7888b72413a16b>
microsoft has been trying to lure in businesses to replace their
internal winforms/WPF software with windows 10 UWP software
L398[12:36:31] <ba7888b72413a16b> how is
windows a business operating system if it includes candy
crush
L399[12:37:10] <ba7888b72413a16b> nobody
should take microsoft seriously for including a heavily monetized
dopamine game with everyone's computer
L400[12:43:33] <Temia> I will see about
testing FFXIV's compatibility with Photon
L401[12:43:48] <Temia> Once I'm back home,
anyway
L402[12:44:10] <Temia> I imagine it's
pretty low on the compatibility list because Square Enix's coding
practices are... dubious, to say the least.
L403[12:57:13] <Inari> @Stamper People who
want to get stuff done and play games need windows
L404[12:57:14] <Inari> ;)
L405[12:57:31] <Izaya> them's fightin'
words
L406[12:58:21] <Inari> And noone to really
"wake-up". The project had been drifting along for a
while and ideally should get a Java rewrite or something, but thats
kind of a huge task. Sangar went to do other things/got busier with
reallife after the long time he put into it. So unless you pay
someone to develop it, or do so yourself, I wouldn't expect huge
things anytime sooon. That said, volunteers do still work on
it
L407[12:58:24] <Inari> a little here and
there
L408[12:58:30] <Forecaster>
%inv add fightin' words
<Forecaster>
%inv add fightin' wordsL409[12:58:30] *
MichiBot summons 'fightin' words' and adds to her inventory. I
could get some good swings in with this.
L410[12:59:32] <Stamper>
the gloves are OFF!!!!, lol. There is nothing that windows can do
that Linux can't do better. No viruses on Linux. No spyware on
Linux (unless you manually install it). OpenOffice and most other
software FREE!!!! What do you have, aside an empty wallet?
<Stamper>
the gloves are OFF!!!!, lol. There is nothing that windows can do
that Linux can't do better. No viruses on Linux. No spyware on
Linux (unless you manually install it). OpenOffice and most other
software FREE!!!! What do you have, aside an empty wallet?L411[13:00:02] <Stamper>
the only thing Windows has id DirectX 12..... and thats not for
much longer.
<Stamper>
the only thing Windows has id DirectX 12..... and thats not for
much longer.L412[13:00:03] <Inari> No viruses because
noone targets it, too little market share :P
L413[13:00:14] <Inari> Games work much
better and reliably on it
L414[13:00:20] <Inari> OpenOffice
sucks
L415[13:00:26] <Izaya> OpenOffice
sucks
L416[13:00:28] <Stamper>
there are more businesses running Linux servers than Windowws. You
think Google uses Windows?
<Stamper>
there are more businesses running Linux servers than Windowws. You
think Google uses Windows?L417[13:00:28] <Izaya> use
LibreOffice
L418[13:00:33] <Inari> Sucks too
L419[13:00:33] <Inari> :<
L420[13:00:39] <Izaya> is this pasta
Stamper?
L421[13:00:41] <Stamper>
there are more businesses running Linux servers than Windows. You
think Google uses Windows? [Edited]
<Stamper>
there are more businesses running Linux servers than Windows. You
think Google uses Windows? [Edited]L422[13:00:42] <Izaya> it sounds like
pasta
L423[13:00:50] <Inari> Yes, Desktop and
Servers are kind of different things
L424[13:01:06] <Inari> Servers don't tend
to do gaming well
L425[13:01:07] <Inari> :P
L426[13:02:25] <Stamper>
sure, Microsoft have the monopoly, but that doesnt make it better.
Sure it used to be, but no longer. People are sheep, they will
follow, Microsofts days are numbered unless they change.
<Stamper>
sure, Microsoft have the monopoly, but that doesnt make it better.
Sure it used to be, but no longer. People are sheep, they will
follow, Microsofts days are numbered unless they change.L427[13:02:47] <Inari> It's
"better" by virtue of working better because people
target it
L428[13:03:04] <Inari> @Stamper Yeah, it's
the year of the Linux desktop after all ;)
L429[13:03:16] <Inari> Anyway, Windows
generally seems simpler to just get working
L430[13:06:36] <Stamper>
lol, you cant target Linux.....because its secure, always has been.
You dont get security updates every 2 weeks on Linux, because it
has no holes in the first place. And for every hole Microsoft
patch, they open up another for their own use to steal your private
data. People cant change overnight, because of the investment
already placed. I assure you this will change. I take it you havnt
tried Linux in anger. Go try it and then come back and
<Stamper>
lol, you cant target Linux.....because its secure, always has been.
You dont get security updates every 2 weeks on Linux, because it
has no holes in the first place. And for every hole Microsoft
patch, they open up another for their own use to steal your private
data. People cant change overnight, because of the investment
already placed. I assure you this will change. I take it you havnt
tried Linux in anger. Go try it and then come back andL431[13:06:37] <Stamper>
talk.
<Stamper>
talk.L432[13:07:08] <Inari> Target in that last
comment meaning, people develop for it :P
L433[13:07:41] <Mimiru> Ladies, ladies...
enough...
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L435[13:09:21] <Inari> Shh xP
L436[13:09:24] <Inari> %loot
L437[13:09:24] <MichiBot> Inari: You get a
loot box! It contains a tiny packet of ketchup.
L438[13:09:30] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L439[13:09:31] *
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L442[13:09:52] <Inari> It's alway sso hard
to find something to watch for dinner :<
L443[13:10:16] <Forecaster>
I wish I had the ability to derive sustenance from watching
things
<Forecaster>
I wish I had the ability to derive sustenance from watching
thingsL444[13:10:36] <Inari> Watching nude
people?
L445[13:11:13] <Stamper>
Agreed, as fun as this is, its not the place for this channel.
Anyway, if anyone has a eureka moment and can help me with my BSoD,
I would be very grateful.
<Stamper>
Agreed, as fun as this is, its not the place for this channel.
Anyway, if anyone has a eureka moment and can help me with my BSoD,
I would be very grateful.L447[13:11:30] <Inari> Nothing much to
help with really :P
L448[13:11:34] <Stamper>
nice chatting with you guys, have fun
<Stamper>
nice chatting with you guys, have funL449[13:11:41] <Inari> Also
L450[13:11:46] <Inari> This channel is
pretty much about everything
L451[13:11:56] <Izaya> ^
L452[13:12:03] <Izaya> #oc ->
#offtopic-channel
L453[13:12:17] <Forecaster>
it's really all about the %loot
<Forecaster>
it's really all about the %lootL454[13:12:30] <Izaya> %oclogs
L455[13:12:30] <MichiBot> Izaya: https://oclogs.pc-logix.com/
L456[13:12:32] <Inari> payonel: https://twitter.com/catjarang/status/1033779139310800896
L457[13:12:34] <MichiBot> Sun Aug 26
13:12:08 CDT 2018 @catjarang: 달과 테비 <https://t.co/MRXUVJKSC3>
L458[13:12:52] *
Mimiru flips table
L459[13:12:59] <Mimiru> %flip
L460[13:12:59] <MichiBot> Mimiru:
(╯°□°）╯┻━┻
L461[13:13:14] *
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L462[13:13:16] <Forecaster>
aww, I kept my loot on that table D:
<Forecaster>
aww, I kept my loot on that table D:L463[13:13:20] <Izaya> Huh, I have used
%loot before
L464[13:15:00] <ba7888b72413a16b> I've
never really used wine but I hear it continues to get better
L465[13:15:10] <ba7888b72413a16b> if you
only want to play old games
L466[13:15:30] <Izaya> many old games work
much better under WINE than Windows
L467[13:15:53] <ba7888b72413a16b> 12:06
<+Corded> <Stamper> lol, you cant target
Linux.....because its secure, always has been. You dont get
security updates every 2 weeks on Linux, because it has no holes in
the first place. And for every hole Microsoft patch, they open up
another for their own use to steal your private data. People cant
change overnight, because of the investment already placed. I
assure you this will change. I take
L468[13:15:56] <ba7888b72413a16b> it you
havnt tried Linux in anger. Go try it and then come back and
L469[13:15:58] <ba7888b72413a16b>
ehhhh
L470[13:15:59] <Inari> Who would've
guessed
L471[13:16:05] <ba7888b72413a16b> yes you
do get frequent security updates
L472[13:16:09] <ba7888b72413a16b> with
linux
L473[13:17:03] <ba7888b72413a16b> there's
probably still a bunch of servers out there vulnerable to
shellshock
L474[13:17:15] <ba7888b72413a16b> with cgi
scripts waiting to be exploited
L475[13:17:32] <Forecaster>
my server still uses ubuntu 12 :P
<Forecaster>
my server still uses ubuntu 12 :PL476[13:17:38] <ba7888b72413a16b> update
it m8
L477[13:17:49] <Forecaster>
I don't want it to break with no backups
<Forecaster>
I don't want it to break with no backupsL478[13:17:56] <Inari> My server is a
foxgirl maid
L479[13:18:00] <ba7888b72413a16b>
12.04.5... EOL April 28, 2017
L480[13:18:15] <Forecaster>
and I've been too busy to set up a secondary server
<Forecaster>
and I've been too busy to set up a secondary serverL481[13:19:03] <Forecaster>
as a result I'm stuck with a terribly outdated php version which is
annoying
<Forecaster>
as a result I'm stuck with a terribly outdated php version which is
annoyingL482[13:19:03] <ba7888b72413a16b> one cool
thing with linux you can't do with windows
L483[13:19:15] <ba7888b72413a16b> you can
update just the kernel of a really old installation
L484[13:19:20] <ba7888b72413a16b> and it
will probably work
L485[13:19:28] <Forecaster>
"probably"
<Forecaster>
"probably"L486[13:19:40] <Izaya> nothing lost if it
doesn't
L487[13:19:45] <Izaya> boot into the old
kernel
L488[13:20:15] <Forecaster>
I have no idea how to do that, and my server would be down until I
figured it out
<Forecaster>
I have no idea how to do that, and my server would be down until I
figured it outL489[13:20:46] <Forecaster>
I'd rather leave it how it is until I can get the replacement
server up and running
<Forecaster>
I'd rather leave it how it is until I can get the replacement
server up and runningL490[13:20:58] <ba7888b72413a16b> hell,
you could probably stick a really old kernel into some ancient
linux 1.x distro
L491[13:20:59] <Forecaster>
the current server is a bit of a mess anyway
<Forecaster>
the current server is a bit of a mess anywayL492[13:21:06] <ba7888b72413a16b> a new
kernel*
L493[13:21:07] <Izaya> >not
virtualizing the old one before you move over to the new one
L494[13:21:16] *
Inari looks up vulnerabilities to hack into Forecaster's server and
use the access to update it
L495[13:22:29] <ba7888b72413a16b> I forgot
what the precedent is for hacking into something you don't own to
fix the exploit you used to get in
L496[13:22:37] <ba7888b72413a16b> wasn't
it the windows xp wannacry stuff
L497[13:22:41] <ba7888b72413a16b> or
no
L498[13:22:49] <ba7888b72413a16b> with
wannacry someone defused the bomb by registering a domain
name
L499[13:23:25] <ba7888b72413a16b> or I
remember
L500[13:24:06] <ba7888b72413a16b> wait I
don't remember
L501[13:24:10] <ba7888b72413a16b> it was
some ethereum wallet
L502[13:24:19] <ba7888b72413a16b> it
broke, made it so everyone's money was stealable
L503[13:24:40] <ba7888b72413a16b> and some
grey hat stole all the money and gave it back if people can prove
access to the money
L504[13:39:20] <Kleadron>
@Stamper it means that the computer has done something too long
without giving any output, like printing to the screen.
<Kleadron>
@Stamper it means that the computer has done something too long
without giving any output, like printing to the screen.L505[13:39:41] <Kleadron>
at least i think
<Kleadron>
at least i thinkL506[13:47:08] <Inari> @Kleadron no
:P
L507[13:50:14] <Kleadron>
Oh i figured out what it means
<Kleadron>
Oh i figured out what it meansL508[13:50:38] <Kleadron>
it means the computer is checking for something faster than it can
get the response
<Kleadron>
it means the computer is checking for something faster than it can
get the responseL509[13:50:50] <Inari> @Kleadron no
:P
L510[13:51:10] <baschdel>
@Stamper beacause they are on the irc and a bot syncs the two
chats
<baschdel>
@Stamper beacause they are on the irc and a bot syncs the two
chatsL511[13:51:16] <Kleadron>
boi
<Kleadron>
boiL512[13:52:02] <Stamper>
@baschdel thanks, someone had already replied that, but still
thanks ?
<Stamper>
@baschdel thanks, someone had already replied that, but still
thanks ?L513[13:52:38] <Stamper>
@Kleadron the issue is a bit deeper than that my friend
<Stamper>
@Kleadron the issue is a bit deeper than that my friendL514[13:59:49] <Inari> Also odd, I thought
OC can send tables over modem
L515[14:00:01] <ba7888b72413a16b> have to
serialize
L516[14:00:57] <ba7888b72413a16b> speaking
about that
L517[14:01:03] <ba7888b72413a16b> does lua
have a good msgpack implementation
L518[14:01:34] <Inari> No clue what that
is :P
L519[14:01:48] <ba7888b72413a16b> same
structure and all as JSON
L520[14:01:51] <ba7888b72413a16b> but
compact binary format
L521[14:02:02] <ba7888b72413a16b> with
varints and all that snazz
L522[14:16:32] <Inari> Huh, does
computer.pullSignal even move the deadline
L523[14:34:38] <Inari> https://twitter.com/AutizmoAutizm/status/1033799696144388096
cute
L524[14:34:39] <MichiBot> Sun Aug 26
14:33:49 CDT 2018 @AutizmoAutizm: #kemonomimi #animalears
#animegirl <https://t.co/VHIwDZqxKY>
L525[14:36:45] <payonel> Inari: move the
deadline?
L526[14:37:16] <Inari> payonel: Yeah,
still trying to work out how this works again :P
L527[14:37:23] <Inari> The yielding
deadline
L528[14:37:43] <payonel> oh, yes
definitely
L529[14:37:52] <payonel> that is the core
call for that requirement
L530[14:38:09] <Inari> Since it seems to
sidestep the hierarchy of user coroutines
L531[14:38:34] <payonel> oh,
coroutine.yield is not sufficient
L532[14:38:48] <payonel> you have to yield
from your 0th coroutine
L533[14:38:54] <Inari> I know
L534[14:38:55] <payonel> your init
coroutine, so to say
L535[14:39:20] <payonel> if by side step,
you mean it magically yields the stack?
L536[14:39:20] <Inari> I'm just not sure
on the codepaths here, so I wondered if pullSignal ever moves back
to machine's deadline code
L537[14:39:43] <Inari> Sidestep as in, it
appears to yield to scala without going through the CO that resumed
it
L538[14:39:50] <payonel> that is
right
L539[14:40:00] <payonel> and /lib/pipe in
openos does has the same feature
L540[14:40:03] <Inari> Which I still
disagree with :p
L541[14:40:07] <payonel> it is actually
"folding" the coroutines
L542[14:40:13] <payonel> um ... why?
L543[14:40:20] <payonel> why do you
disagree?
L544[14:40:28] <payonel> i personally
think it is a very powerful mechanism
L545[14:40:31] <Inari> Yeah, I'm trying to
work out how this weird coroutine bubblig stuff works
L546[14:40:52] <payonel> it is what allows
me to take ANY arbitrary user stack of coroutines, and yield them
in sets
L547[14:40:55] <payonel> it's how threads
work
L548[14:40:58] <Inari> If I run some code
in a CO, it should yield back to me, not go back to a higher level
and pull events behind me
L549[14:41:00] <payonel> it is how piped
applications work
L550[14:41:41] <payonel> you want to call
computer.pullSignal but still have control of the coroutine
yield?
L551[14:42:06] <payonel> Inari: or ...
maybe to say it a different way
L552[14:42:16] <Inari> I want the
coroutine I resume to yield to me when it yields
L553[14:42:23] <payonel> you want to run a
CO, and when it yields (OR computer.pulls) you want to get that
yield
L554[14:42:27] <payonel> not be
bypassed?
L555[14:42:27] <Inari> pulling a signal
should just be a yield that requests me ot give it a signal
L556[14:42:39] <Inari> Thats how I'd
expect it to work at least
L557[14:42:43] <payonel> Inari: give me a
chance to argue that it should not
L558[14:42:54] <payonel> and i still think
you can get what you want
L559[14:43:12] <Inari> If i rewrite
computer.pullSignal in the env of the coroutine I run
L560[14:43:12] <Inari> ;)
L561[14:43:28] <payonel> if it yielded to
you, you would have to provide every resume with signals
L562[14:43:32] <payonel> event
signals
L563[14:43:38] <payonel> and..you may not
care why it was yielded
L564[14:43:39] <Inari> Yes, thats what I'd
expect
L565[14:43:55] <payonel> and, it's
honestly fairly complicated to know why a coroutine yielded
L566[14:44:12] <payonel> arbitrary
coroutines at least
L567[14:44:22] <Inari> How so?
L568[14:45:21] <payonel> well let me
phrase it differently. and this is part of a large
investigation
L569[14:46:29] <payonel> you don't know
who called you, and, i can't guarantee every resume is respected,
and ...
L570[14:46:42] <payonel> if you push back
a signal manually, it could bypass the event dispatcher
L571[14:47:09] <payonel> and, ... there
are many reasons to respect the pullSignal post condition
L572[14:47:38] <payonel> Inari: but before
i can really go into why pullSignal, and /lib/pipe for that matter,
should have a folding technique --
L573[14:47:45] <payonel> can you explain
what you're trying to do?
L574[14:48:14] <payonel> also, if
pullSignal didn't fold, then event.pull may not properly
block
L575[14:48:29] <Inari> does it fold
outside of openos?
L576[14:49:12] <payonel> your init one
does, but if you create your own stack, it'll fold only outside the
stack
L577[14:49:32] <payonel> that is a
mechanism provided by /lib/pipe
L578[14:49:38] <payonel> and how
/lib/thread works
L579[14:50:09] <Inari> init one?
L580[14:50:25] <payonel> the coroutine
your machine is running on
L581[14:50:38] <payonel> and every
user-coroutine below that, unless you build a stack (from
/lib/pipe)
L582[14:51:28] <Inari> Anyway, I just find
it confusing. It isn't how I'd expect a lua program to work at
least. Someone was asking for help with some code and I was
confused why the code even works to begin with :p
L583[14:52:17] <payonel> well, at a high
level, pullSignal is not a coroutine yield
L584[14:52:25] <payonel> it is a system
yield
L585[14:52:28] <Inari> https://paste.pc-logix.com/fitibeqewe that was the
scheduler they had. I'd expect to get filter's or such back from
those resumes, which I then accumulate and yield back to the init
co.
L586[14:52:36] <payonel> but of course,
that is a lie -- but a very helpful lie
L587[14:52:43] <Inari> https://paste.pc-logix.com/aliboqaloq of course that
what they ran with it, which pullSIgnal's
L588[14:54:36] <payonel> so what wasn't
working with the code?
L589[14:55:27] <Inari> Well their issue
was that power was draining fast (which obviously is because they
never paused :P). But in trying to help you have to wokr out how
the code even traverses stuff. Which makes pullSignal there just
confusing
L590[14:56:08] <payonel> but we should not
look at computer.pullSignal as a coroutine.yield
L591[14:56:21] <payonel> we should explain
it and see it as a separate api
L592[14:56:43] <Inari> Well it does a poor
job at that currently
L593[14:56:44] <Inari> ;)
L594[14:56:50] <payonel> a poor job?
L595[14:57:00] <payonel>
i'm...confused
L596[14:57:08] <payonel> it is NOT
supposed to coroutine.yield
L597[14:57:18] <payonel> it is supposed to
suspend the entire system
L598[14:57:35] <payonel> that is the
definition of the api
L599[14:58:21] <Inari> I'm saying it
doesn't express that clearly enough
L600[14:59:43] <payonel> Inari: if it
wasn't this way
L601[15:00:19] <payonel> every single
coroutine resume would have to honor the event dispatch
L602[15:00:36] <payonel> and, piping would
be impossible with user programs
L603[15:00:40] <Inari> Well, as said, it
should just be explained more explicitly if its so important
L604[15:00:59] <Inari> And drones have no
user programs
L605[15:00:59] <Inari> ;)
L606[15:02:27] <payonel> but they can have
user code, which is bad enough :)
L607[15:02:42] <payonel> if pullSignal
only yielded, then there is absolutely no value in the api
itself
L608[15:02:43] <Inari> Better than
customer code
L609[15:03:41] <payonel> i should run
though, i'm late to something
L610[15:03:49] <payonel> o/
L611[15:04:02] <Inari> Haha okay
L612[15:04:03] <Inari> Byebee
L613[15:22:00] <Stamper>
that was a very interesting read
<Stamper>
that was a very interesting readL614[15:43:07] ⇦
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L616[17:31:52] <ba7888b72413a16b> decided
to use that one toml 0.4 implementation for configuring my
transposers
L617[17:32:02] <ba7888b72413a16b>
[transposers.e8a077be-fdee-474a-88ac-81240db055d1]
L618[17:32:05] <ba7888b72413a16b> name =
"quarry input"
L619[17:32:07] <ba7888b72413a16b> in =
"east"
L620[17:32:09] <ba7888b72413a16b> out =
"up"
L621[17:32:11] <ba7888b72413a16b>
[transposers.05d267a2-738d-43f6-b715-2757c596389a]
L622[17:32:13] <ba7888b72413a16b> name =
"quarry input"
L623[17:32:15] <ba7888b72413a16b> in =
"east"
L624[17:32:17] <ba7888b72413a16b> out =
"up"
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L628[18:11:15] <mak47> hallo
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L631[18:58:48] <AmandaC> %tell inari halp,
there's no more of the anime and the manga is apparently on
hiatus
L632[18:58:48] <MichiBot> AmandaC: inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
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L634[19:17:52] <Z0idburg> I
AM BAK
<Z0idburg> I
AM BAKL635[19:18:02] <Z0idburg>
went for a drive
<Z0idburg>
went for a driveL636[19:18:16] <Z0idburg>
realized we were not in Maine anymore after a while
<Z0idburg>
realized we were not in Maine anymore after a whileL637[19:18:22] <Z0idburg>
and was like welp lets see where this goes
<Z0idburg>
and was like welp lets see where this goesL638[19:18:23] <Z0idburg>
XD
<Z0idburg>
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L640[19:42:55] <AmandaC> That was the day
Sophie went out "to get cigarettes"
L641[19:43:50] <AmandaC> %tell inari
filling in anilist I realised. That's 70 episodes in <36h I'm
dead inside.
L642[19:43:50] <MichiBot> AmandaC: inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L643[19:44:37] <AmandaC> Now if y'all will
excuse me, I think I'll go enter into a nice coma
L644[19:59:56] <ba7888b72413a16b>
everyone: what's the most over-the-top thing you've done using
OC
L645[20:06:10] <Z0idburg>
maybe what I am doing right now
<Z0idburg>
maybe what I am doing right nowL646[20:06:21] <Z0idburg>
building a supercomputing cluster
<Z0idburg>
building a supercomputing clusterL647[20:06:31] <Z0idburg>
that runs the "Internet" in Minecraft
<Z0idburg>
that runs the "Internet" in MinecraftL648[20:07:35] <ba7888b72413a16b>
lol
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L650[22:07:14] <ba7888b72413a16b> I just
open sourced the contents of my transposer controller computers
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmWpZEupaXUNG2QbZTugnb8bfgqHWEvTdv2P9RFtEWU2mn/files.html
L651[22:23:14] <ba7888b72413a16b> hm, I've
never used this static git page generator before
L652[22:23:22] <ba7888b72413a16b> I
strongly dislike how you can copy the line numbers
L653[22:48:51] <ba7888b72413a16b> fixed
the line numbers https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmY5SQXGDHQXRDe3evEJRSc7AegAX7fobRhCFRmhB4SrUh/file/LICENSE.html
L654[22:48:57] <ba7888b72413a16b> now you
can copy it properly
L655[22:49:01] <ba7888b72413a16b> :P
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L660[23:42:04] <Kodos> Can
someone with a proper Google-Fu skill tell me how long is left on
the Star Citizen Freefly
<Kodos> Can
someone with a proper Google-Fu skill tell me how long is left on
the Star Citizen Freefly