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L1[00:07:52] <logan2611> depends on what you mean by that
L2[00:08:47] <logan2611> if you mean everytime you save it also updates on an ingame computer then you can just make a new file on the computer then go into your world data and open it up and edit it, however, you have to reboot everytime you save unless you disable caching
L3[00:08:55] <logan2611> otherwise its just open a lua file and start typing
L4[00:22:48] <Izaya> https://i.imgur.com/gKQyPog.png kek
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L6[01:21:12] <xarses> @! LoganDark you need only update the files from OC to update openos for OCEmu, if your using the make script you can just `make clean && make` to re-pull them. I just have mine linked to my actual OC git checkout so it points to whatever I'm working on.
L7[01:22:02] <xarses> found a bug in master just the other day that payonel fixed up real nice for me ?
L8[01:24:52] <! LoganDark> Stop.
L9[01:25:37] <! LoganDark> And I don't see how I should get a warning for saying I don't need help... It's not my fault he escalated it
L10[01:26:00] <xarses> we read the scroll back, and try to be helpful
L11[01:26:15] <! LoganDark> Please don't with me
L12[01:26:20] <! LoganDark> I'll ask for help if I need it
L13[01:28:33] <Forecaster> you could also just... ignore the help and not get irate about it?
L14[01:29:07] <! LoganDark> I don't have the capability to ignore
L15[01:29:30] <xarses> I'm sorry, no. We are here to share, be helpful and supportive. If you aren't open to feed back don't post anything. If you don't appreciate the feed back just don't respond.
L16[01:30:08] <! LoganDark> I don't mind "feed back"
L17[01:30:20] <! LoganDark> I mind you trying to fix my issues when I don't even care about them
L18[01:30:44] <Forecaster> that *is* feedback
L19[01:30:54] <! LoganDark> Sigh
L20[01:30:55] <! LoganDark> Whatever
L21[01:32:11] <! LoganDark> The thing with "not responding" is that in my mind it's extremely rude, so I make an effort to respond to everything. And yes, that includes telling people what I don't want to hear. That's my "feed back". "If you aren't open to feed back don't post anything. If you don't appreciate the feed back just don't respond."
L22[01:33:09] <! LoganDark> I don't want to waste any more of my time discussing this further, it's not productive in any way... just ignore me and move on please
L23[01:33:28] <Forecaster> haha "ignore me, even though I wont ignore you"
L24[01:33:47] <! LoganDark> Shut it.
L25[01:33:58] <Lizzian> @Forecaster there shouldn't be
L26[01:34:17] <Lizzian> Also I'll read the rest of chat when I get to work
L27[01:34:20] <Forecaster> looked like a temporary disconnect
L28[01:34:29] <Forecaster> it reconnected after a bit
L29[01:35:40] <! LoganDark> So please sto [Edited]
L30[01:35:53] <! LoganDark> Nice nam [Edited]
L31[01:36:44] <! LoganDark> They get really expensive thoug [Edited]
L32[01:36:52] <xarses> hrm, debug prints have me convinced that https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/resources/assets/opencomputers/lua/machine.lua#L21 isn't firing with luajit
L33[01:37:09] <Corded> * <Forecaster> watches LD delete all their messages
L34[01:37:40] <! LoganDark> *watches Forecaster stalk me*
L35[01:38:06] <xarses> but something like https://gist.github.com/skyblue/00ccbc310c8600ce6dd7 shows that luajit can call similarish hooks
L36[01:38:19] <Forecaster> %oclogs
L37[01:38:19] <MichiBot> Forecaster: https://oclogs.pc-logix.com/
L38[01:38:29] * xarses grins
L39[01:47:20] <Izaya> Forecaster: is it normal for [edited] messages to lose the last character?
L40[01:47:43] <Forecaster> they shouldn't
L41[01:48:12] <Forecaster> maybe they are trimmed or something and it was a little overzealous
L42[01:48:30] <Izaya> https://i.imgur.com/rLgCgQS.png could also be unicode weirdness I guess
L43[01:48:40] <Forecaster> huh, that's strange
L44[01:48:51] <Forecaster> does it happen with this?
L45[01:48:53] <Forecaster> does it happen with this? edit [Edited]
L46[01:49:06] <Izaya> if the last letter was t then no
L47[01:49:22] <Forecaster> it was, odd
L48[01:49:34] <Izaya> huh
L49[01:49:46] <Forecaster> what about when recuding edit
L50[01:49:53] <Forecaster> what about when redcuding? [Edited]
L51[01:50:00] <Forecaster> that should have a ? at the end
L52[01:50:09] <Izaya> yup that's fine
L53[01:50:18] <Forecaster> also it's still spelled wrong but whatever
L54[01:50:21] <xarses> weirdly, `luajit -joff boot.lua` works now...
L55[01:50:48] <Forecaster> also, I bet the ! at the start of their name was so they'd be sorted on top of the discord user list :P
L56[01:51:15] <xarses> `-joff` but now a real incompatibility http://tinyurl.com/ybtep33m
L57[01:51:31] <Izaya> It used to be even more fun
L58[01:51:33] <Forecaster> who's Joff?
L59[01:51:45] <Izaya> https://i.imgur.com/gKQyPog.png
L60[01:51:58] <Izaya> I cut names off after 16 chars because portrait display
L61[01:52:19] <Forecaster> yeah, I saw that conversation
L62[01:52:20] <Izaya> had some fun effects
L63[01:52:30] <Forecaster> it's not reflected in the log because html collapses spaces
L64[01:52:37] <xarses> I don't know who `-joff` is but it makes luajit nearly work
L65[01:52:50] <Izaya> joffrey
L66[01:52:59] <xarses> of course, it probably turns off jit
L67[01:53:01] <xarses> so lol
L68[01:53:09] * Izaya squints
L69[01:53:15] <Izaya> LuaJIT... Without JIT...
L70[01:53:24] <xarses> yes
L71[01:53:25] <Izaya> It's almost as if it were just Lua.
L72[01:53:26] * xarses giggles
L73[01:53:32] <xarses> almost
L74[01:53:52] <xarses> its still lua5.1 + crap to make it nearly work, but not really like 5.2
L75[01:54:23] <Izaya> so uh dumb question
L76[01:54:26] <Izaya> wat r u doin
L77[01:54:53] <xarses> making gamax92 cry
L78[01:55:11] <xarses> I want to port OCEmu to love2d
L79[01:55:12] <Izaya> Ah.
L80[01:55:31] <Izaya> I like this idea. At least a bit.
L81[01:56:16] <xarses> so my first steps are to make it run in luajit as its closest to the love2d runtime
L82[01:56:32] <xarses> before actually needing to re-write all the graphics
L83[01:56:39] <xarses> calls
L84[01:56:48] <Izaya> that makes sense
L85[01:57:07] * Izaya boredly considers trying to write Lua bindings for the Haiku APIs
L86[01:57:31] <xarses> but luajit will still run all the SDL2 and FFI stuff so less effort for the POC of functionally downgrading lua to 5.1
L87[01:58:01] <xarses> which I was able to hack around the missing libraries with out too much effort
L88[01:58:13] <Lizzian> oh, they deleted their messages. i'll just go look at the irc logs
L89[01:58:52] <xarses> the behavior of the debug.sethook tho, thats bothering me that I need to run joff to get the hooks to run the same
L90[01:59:24] <xarses> lol
L91[01:59:35] <Forecaster> yep, the maturity on display has been staggering
L92[01:59:44] <xarses> `-joff` was posted by a Geoff
L93[02:00:01] <xarses> http://luajit.freelists.narkive.com/lexU9r0S/debug-hooks-and-jit
L94[02:05:11] <Forecaster> http://buttersafe.com/2018/09/06/catstronaut-2/
L95[02:05:16] <Forecaster> the ceiling, the final frontier
L96[02:09:04] <xarses> one, watch the "Dear Kitten" videos they are the best
L97[02:09:24] <xarses> two, https://cairn4.itch.io/mewnbase
L98[02:33:11] <Lizzian> k, well i've read back the entire log..
L99[02:39:11] <Forecaster> what's your professional assessment? :P
L100[02:40:13] <Lizzian> they were warned by kodos so i don't need to take any action
L101[02:46:23] <Forecaster> somehow I doubt they'll be back anyway
L102[03:59:53] <Forecaster> Chrome: "Please remove these incompatible applications: DisplayFusion, Dropbox"
L103[03:59:55] <Forecaster> what...
L104[04:24:41] <Corded> * <CheeseAlmighty> It's telling you to switch to Google Drive, obviously.
L105[04:25:20] <Corded> * <CheeseAlmighty> Papa Google is looking out for your interests, see
L106[04:39:29] <Forecaster> at least drive doesn't randomly pop up a notification telling me it's nearly full even though I have night mode on...
L107[04:40:02] <Forecaster> or "Priority Only"
L108[04:40:16] <Forecaster> apparently dropbox considers being nearly full an emergency
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L111[05:19:26] <CheeseAlmighty> `apparently dropbox considers being nearly full an emergency`
L112[05:19:27] <CheeseAlmighty> I would've guessed that it would have an option for that?
L113[05:19:36] <Corded> * <CheeseAlmighty> didn't check
L114[05:22:44] <Forecaster> http://tinyurl.com/ydfwpfsb
L115[05:32:21] <CheeseAlmighty> https://puu.sh/Br6U4/8b22d26d8f.png
L116[05:32:55] <CheeseAlmighty> I suppose it's only for emails.
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L118[05:35:00] <Forecaster> it's not an email though
L119[05:35:13] <Forecaster> and if that also applies to desktop notifications then it's stupid regardless
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L121[05:41:07] zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L122[06:34:14] <AmandaC> Izaya: oh no, they have cross platform! Metal is available on macos, iOS, tvos, after all!
L123[06:34:35] <Izaya> "available on all Mach platforms except HURD"
L124[06:36:21] <AmandaC> In case it wasn't obvious, I meant to add a /s to that last lime
L125[06:37:02] <Izaya> It was, but an Apple rep would mean it seriously
L126[06:37:14] <AmandaC> Ofc
L127[06:37:43] <AmandaC> Just like a Microsoft rep would call direct x "cross platform" due to the xbox
L128[06:38:05] <Izaya> did Windows CE have DirectX?
L129[06:38:14] <Izaya> If it did, you could argue that it works on the Dreamcast as well.
L130[06:38:43] <AmandaC> I know the uwp runs on win 10 and Xbox.
L131[06:39:05] <AmandaC> Thus how they decided it was "universal"
L132[06:39:24] <Izaya> Windows is the only OS in the universe
L133[06:39:26] * Izaya nods
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L135[07:10:02] <Forecaster> it certainly is
L136[07:10:29] <Corded> * <Forecaster> tends to his Ubwindows Lindows server
L137[07:13:14] <Izaya> http://images6.fanpop.com/image/photos/32200000/Winding-Angel-Beats-anime-32264960-1366-768.jpg
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L139[07:14:12] <Forecaster> does that only use the Wingdings font?
L140[07:14:14] <Forecaster> I hope so
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L142[07:16:31] <AmandaC> Izaya: I like Macindows in the railgun series
L143[07:16:43] <Izaya> is that franchise any good
L144[07:16:54] <Forecaster> iWinbuntu
L145[07:17:18] <Forecaster> if I ever need a fake operating system I should use that
L146[07:17:58] <AmandaC> Izaya: I enjoyed it, along with it's "parent story" the "index series"
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L148[07:37:31] <AmandaC> %choose halucinate after or more radiation after
L149[07:37:31] <MichiBot> AmandaC: I've heard more radiation after is in these days
L150[07:38:59] <Forecaster> https://notalwaysright.com/o-my/64961/
L151[07:39:08] <Temia> くぁwせdrftgyふじこlp
L152[07:39:54] <Forecaster> I'd google translate that but I don't think that will help
L153[07:40:10] * AmandaC meows at Temia
L154[07:40:17] <Forecaster> "Wow drftgy Fujiko lp"
L155[07:40:20] <Forecaster> nope, not really
L156[07:40:26] * Temia moos
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L158[08:47:31] <payonel> xarses: what was the bugged you found in master that is now fixed?
L159[08:47:59] <xarses> pipes to less | more
L160[08:48:21] <xarses> which ironically was probably the bug in the screenshot
L161[08:48:22] <payonel> oh yeah ... less and more were needing some redo
L162[08:48:28] <payonel> it was all a mess
L163[08:48:38] <payonel> did you notice more is now an alias, too?
L164[08:48:42] <xarses> it was more or less a mess?
L165[08:48:45] <payonel> :)
L166[08:49:03] <xarses> yes, I walked the last few commits
L167[08:49:08] <xarses> looks interesting
L168[08:49:41] <xarses> alias more "less --more"
L169[08:51:31] <Kodos> So you set more as an alias?
L170[08:51:35] <Kodos> Does this mean more is less?
L171[08:51:38] <Kodos> Or less is more
L172[08:51:59] <Izaya> Both. And neither. All at once.
L173[08:52:07] <payonel> :) more is subset of less
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L175[08:54:44] <xarses> I think you missed on naming the option
L176[08:55:34] <xarses> alias more='less -noback'
L177[08:55:56] <xarses> --noback even
L178[09:18:38] <xarses> I was looking over https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/pull/2877 it seems to fluctuate with the CPU frequency, which makes sense given speed stepping and modern kernels. Do we care? Would we want to recalculate every so often?
L179[09:20:26] <Izaya> It'll probably still be better than having a hardcoded timer
L180[09:20:41] <Izaya> Recalculating every now and then may be interesting
L181[09:21:01] <Izaya> Depends how long recalculating takes, I guess.
L182[09:22:24] <xarses> Dont get me wrong it's better. It's just not going to stay at how many instructions correspond with 0.05 seconds
L183[09:23:05] <xarses> Dont get me wrong it's better. It's just not going to stay at how many instructions correspond with 0.005 seconds [Edited]
L184[09:24:32] * Izaya nods
L185[09:24:54] <Izaya> Could one read /proc/cpuinfo and do calculations based on that?
L186[09:25:33] <Izaya> Alternatively, assuming that the CPU slows down due to not being used as much, you could use half the value calculated
L187[09:25:56] <Izaya> ... Though, the difference between 800Mhz and 2.6Ghz is probably more than half, and my laptop can do anywhere between those
L188[09:50:37] <payonel> xarses: are you saying instead of noback, i should have named it more? (the option field)
L189[09:51:09] <xarses> something punny, yes
L190[09:51:15] <payonel> haha, :)
L191[09:51:35] <xarses> even alias more='less --less'
L192[09:51:35] <payonel> i could still change it
L193[09:51:38] <payonel> haha
L194[09:51:55] <payonel> obviously we need a vote
L195[09:52:10] <payonel> btw, less is the default man pager now
L196[09:52:15] <payonel> because it's not crap anymore
L197[09:52:21] <xarses> woo
L198[09:52:29] <xarses> yay for compost
L199[09:52:45] <xarses> ;p
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L201[09:53:52] <payonel> xarses: so, what are your thoughts on templates?
L202[09:53:55] <payonel> something you still care about?
L203[09:54:54] <xarses> I need to go back and try to re-figure what I hand in mind for templateception
L204[09:55:03] <payonel> mmk
L205[09:55:05] <xarses> had
L206[09:55:29] <xarses> I probably still care about it, I've just been on a break
L207[09:55:38] <payonel> i was too (on a break)
L208[09:55:47] <xarses> and am coming back still
L209[09:56:23] <xarses> I'll probably get into it more after I get somewhere with my oc-ocemu-love project
L210[09:57:33] <xarses> should I open an issue on the ips calc for discussion or just comment on the merged PR?
L211[09:59:04] <payonel> your comment/concern/question being that we only compute once?
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L213[10:12:57] <xarses> we only compute once, and that speed stepping moves it away from 0.005 s all the time
L214[10:13:03] <AmandaC> I've not looked, but wouldn't the act of calculating it cause the CPU to be clocked up?
L215[10:13:43] <xarses> not substantially
L216[10:13:48] <payonel> i believe those compute was done by asie, he should probably discuss this with you
L217[10:14:43] <xarses> ya, I'm just asking where should I open the discussion
L218[10:16:35] <payonel> i personally think here is a fine place to discuss merged changes where it was likely intentional
L219[10:18:14] <asie> @xarses any issue with that?
L220[10:18:33] <asie> we only calculate once. it doesn't try to match 50ms or 5ms
L221[10:18:44] <asie> it just tries to get a "reasonable value that will get called at least once every 50ms, but with a substantial margin"
L222[10:19:06] <asie> the earlier default was every 100 VM instructions so every ~0.01-0.001ms on a modern machine
L223[10:19:14] <asie> I think my code aims at 1ms, so even with severe CPU frequency fluctuations it should scale fine
L224[10:19:38] <asie> oh, it aims at 5ms and at least once every 500ms
L225[10:20:05] <asie> it should scale fine. it doesn't have to be perfect.
L226[10:20:30] <asie> it's literally only used for timeouts and the value is meant to be a ballpark
L227[10:25:07] <xarses> ok, was just looking for some feedback around that it moves around all the time unless your on older kernels, or hacked the governor to keep it at a higher value
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L229[10:27:33] <asie> well it's designed to account for major fluctuations
L230[10:27:36] <asie> it's not meant to tick exactly every 5ms
L231[10:27:46] <asie> it's meant to tick "at worst about every 500ms, hopefully."
L232[10:27:55] <asie> "if it ticks more that's not a problem unless it ticks too often"
L233[10:28:53] <xarses> ok, thanks. It's a wonderful change
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L235[10:32:52] <xarses> I only noticed because I was printing the value trying to get my hacks on OCEmu running
L236[10:33:32] <XeroTRV2> hacks
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L240[10:43:17] <xarses> oh payonel, brain link re-established. I wanted to templatize things like signals and calls so we can have single pages with all the content on them because going to several pages for something like keyboard where driving me .. crazy but they would also allow for the arrangement by other views, such as all signals on one page, just the signals for this thing w/o rewriting the content multiple times
L241[10:52:59] <asie> @xarses if you're doing an emulator you can remove the timeout logic altogether
L242[10:53:04] <asie> this will bump your performance by about 30%
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L244[10:58:51] <xarses> asie: luajit just ignores it, so its fine but not fine. I just have to disable jit for the calculation so there isn't an infinite loop
L245[10:58:59] <asie> ah
L246[10:59:01] <asie> gotcha
L247[11:01:21] <gamax92> precision lowp int;
L248[11:08:55] <xarses> I could maybe try to enable limits by conditionally disabling the other debug.sethook calls, but it would probably mess with the counting which may be good/bad, but ultimately I'd need jit more or less off holistically if I wanted the similar timing in the limits
L249[11:09:58] <asie> again, the hook alone eats about 20-30% perf
L250[11:10:03] <asie> don't use it if you don't have to sandobx
L251[11:10:06] <asie> sandbox*
L252[11:11:00] <AmandaC> IT's used for the TLWOY isn't it?
L253[11:14:08] <asie> TLWOY?
L254[11:14:48] <AmandaC> Too Long Without Yielding
L255[11:15:25] <asie> yeah
L256[11:15:27] <asie> only that
L257[11:16:03] <AmandaC> Seems like the kind of thing that should be emulated, to me
L258[11:19:53] <xarses> yes, probably
L259[11:25:04] <payonel> asie: i was interested in your comment about 30% on emulation cost for the hook cost, so i ran my unit test suite multiple times to build a reasonable average, with and without setting the debug hook
L260[11:26:02] <payonel> after about 10 runs, i'm seeing a 5% difference on average, with a <1% std dev.
L261[11:26:47] <payonel> ( run in ocvm )
L262[11:27:17] <payonel> ( unit tests take ~14s to run )
L263[11:27:31] <gamax92> payonel: having luajit's jit enabled prevents the hook from working
L264[11:27:35] <payonel> ( 13.6s without the hook, 14.2s with )
L265[11:28:07] <gamax92> so disabling the jit to get the hook working is also going to kill all the performance benefits from the jit
L266[11:29:10] <gamax92> http://chilliant.blogspot.com/2012/08/srgb-approximations-for-hlsl.html
L267[11:30:50] <asie> i was measuring within OpenComputers
L268[11:31:00] <asie> and by running a program which utilizes 100% CPU
L269[11:31:16] <asie> a consistent ~30% drop. Same in Kallisti
L270[11:31:31] <payonel> i'm not using luajit in ocvm. my interest in the comment was how it would affect lua and ocvm
L271[11:31:38] <payonel> i wasn't trying to say it would be the same case for OC
L272[11:32:16] <AmandaC> more of the hook lag is probably JNI overhead inside OC proper
L273[11:32:31] <AmandaC> ISTR that JNI is notoriuously ineffiecnt
L274[11:32:45] <asie> not really
L275[11:32:50] <asie> it doesn't escape that often
L276[11:33:06] <asie> from my experience it's another ~20%
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L283[11:58:41] <xarses> ya, If i disabled jit, I would try to confine it to the OC machine and avoid removing it from the video/hardware calls
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L287[12:44:25] <AmandaC> %choose play and waves or just waves
L288[12:44:25] <MichiBot> AmandaC: I sense some just waves in your future!
L289[12:44:50] <asie> Reika and Cazzar got network banned.?
L290[12:44:59] <asie> Sounds like too many sessions
L291[12:45:20] <Forecaster> https://xkcd.com/2043/
L292[12:45:21] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name: Boathouses and Houseboats Posted on: 9/7/2018
L293[12:45:39] <AmandaC> @Forecaster "lifeboat" for "boatboat" doesn't seem right
L294[12:46:10] <MGR> Well, a lifeboat is usually carried by another boat
L295[12:46:28] <AmandaC> true, but you don't call the lifeboat the boatboat in that case, if I'm parsing it right
L296[12:46:49] <MGR> Randall is saying we should replace lifeboat with boatboat
L297[12:46:51] <Forecaster> boatboat is because it's a boat held by a boat
L298[12:47:17] <AmandaC> but it's "a this that holds that"
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L302[12:53:57] <asie> well that was resolved
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L304[13:50:39] <aquawarp> How could I set up a discord server and connect it to irc like this one?
L305[13:51:02] <Kodos> You'd just need a bot to bridge
L306[13:51:13] <AmandaC> @source
L307[13:51:18] <AmandaC> Hrm.
L308[13:51:20] <aquawarp> Like corded
L309[13:51:25] <AmandaC> Corded is open source, though it's highly modified.
L310[13:51:34] <AmandaC> if you meant "use Corded itself" -- you can't
L311[13:51:50] <AmandaC> but you can stand up your own Corded instance
L312[13:52:03] <AmandaC> ( Under a different nick )
L313[13:52:47] <aquawarp> Would I have to do anything on the irc end of things?
L314[13:52:56] <Forecaster> .info
L315[13:52:56] <AmandaC> Nope, it's just a normal IRC bot
L316[13:53:17] <aquawarp> Cool
L317[13:53:24] <AmandaC> IRC bots are different than discord bots in that they have no special powers, or any real difference to a normal user.
L318[13:56:03] <aquawarp> So what is it called?
L319[13:57:19] <Forecaster> oh, apparently the output from info only applies to the side its used on
L320[13:57:23] <Forecaster> .info
L321[13:57:36] <Forecaster> or it only works on the discord side I guess
L322[13:57:48] <Forecaster> https://github.com/CaitlynMainer/Yuri
L323[14:04:34] <AmandaC> @info
L324[14:04:53] <AmandaC> The link @Forecaster just pasted is the source code for Corded
L325[14:06:21] <CompanionCube> today in keybase: https://palant.de/2018/09/06/keybase-our-browser-extension-subverts-our-encryption-but-why-should-we-care
L326[14:24:05] <AmandaC> %choose radiation or halucination
L327[14:24:06] <MichiBot> AmandaC: If I had a gold nugget for every time someone asked me about radiation
L328[14:28:18] <payonel> AmandaC: what is this halucination you get enjoying?
L329[14:28:36] <Izaya> Cold meds.
L330[14:28:40] <Izaya> Namely, LSD.
L331[14:30:34] <AmandaC> payonel: recently finished Shepherd Moon (https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/10236/shepherd-moon-2nd-edition) and a couple of chapters appeared in another, Singularity (https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/19215/star-exile-singularity-a-scifi-litrpg-series) Last night read through the first ~1/3rd of https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/7280/juryokine
L332[14:31:06] <AmandaC> ( Those are all RR because it's just where I found most recently for free stories to read, and it has a filter to exclude fanfic )
L333[14:31:39] <AmandaC> I wrote a program to turn it the stories into .epub's I can load into Calibre, then my eReader
L334[14:32:45] <AmandaC> I loved the MC's response to, as a male scientist, making first contact with a primarially matriarchial federation of aliens: "I'll get a sex change!"
L335[14:35:14] <Forecaster> hm
L336[14:35:30] <Forecaster> when I start EtG, firefox crashes...
L337[14:37:45] <Izaya> When I minimise Minecraft, the NVIDIA drivers crash
L338[14:37:51] <Izaya> Wait no it's not 2013
L339[14:38:02] <Forecaster> after a bit it failed with an error
L340[14:38:17] <Forecaster> and simultaneously a bunch of chrome tabs crashed...
L341[14:38:30] <AmandaC> @Forecaster VRAM exhausted?
L342[14:38:35] <Forecaster> specifically tabs with video players in them
L343[14:38:59] <AmandaC> ah, something hardware-decoder related then, probaby
L344[14:39:16] <Forecaster> this is really odd
L345[14:39:22] <Forecaster> this has never happened before
L346[14:39:28] <Forecaster> I don't think anything's changed...
L347[14:39:35] <Forecaster> unless EtG updated when I wasn't looking
L348[14:43:03] <Forecaster> by which I mean, I played it successfully a few hours ago
L349[14:43:13] <Forecaster> but now it no longer works...
L350[15:12:24] <Forecaster> hm, EtG worked now that I haven't re-launched FF
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L352[15:25:42] <Forecaster> launched photoshop and youtube tabs crashed again
L353[15:25:53] <Forecaster> and a bunch of extensions crashed as well
L354[15:25:56] <Forecaster> :|
L355[15:26:02] <AmandaC> might be due for a reboot
L356[15:26:53] <Forecaster> I did a hard reboot a few hours ago because the screens went black
L357[15:34:37] <Forecaster> huh
L358[15:34:39] <Forecaster> http://tinyurl.com/ycwd7nvl
L359[15:34:41] <Forecaster> I don't remember this
L360[15:37:38] <Durex77> https://images-ext-2.discordapp.net/external/uOkfLnva4KUlwgGtGzgS8K_nLU7-jzjhCfc4abshpa0/https/cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/224492654044381184/466015140677156864/unknown.png?width=887&height=473
L361[15:38:27] <Durex77> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/214484048360243200/465272943853830152/unknown.png
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L363[15:38:54] <Durex77> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/214484048360243200/465273147550334986/unknown.png
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L365[15:39:47] <Durex77> someone know server minecraft with OC ?
L366[15:40:15] <Durex77> Does anyone know a server with OC? [Edited]
L367[15:40:32] <MGR> I have one
L368[15:40:35] <MGR> 1.12.2
L369[15:40:44] <Durex77> url pls)
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L371[15:48:51] <ag> #IRC
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L374[15:50:46] <AmandaC> %choose radiation or halucination
L375[15:50:46] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Elementary dear Watson, halucination is the obvious choice!
L376[15:50:59] <AmandaC> %choose comedy or fantasy or sci-fi
L377[15:50:59] <MichiBot> AmandaC: The proof is in the pudding. Definitely sci-fi.
L378[15:51:08] <esperepse> lol
L379[15:51:36] <esperepse> %choose lol or lol
L380[15:51:36] <MichiBot> esperepse: Some lol sounds nice
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L382[15:59:36] <AmandaC> s/lol/loli/ -- Inari, probably
L383[15:59:37] <MichiBot> <esperepse> Some loli sounds nice
L384[16:00:02] <AmandaC> Damn, those two chapters went by quick
L385[16:00:15] <AmandaC> i guess it's expected considering each was only like 8 pages
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L390[19:22:02] <xarses> moo
L391[19:32:40] <Skye> awu
L392[19:53:50] <xarses> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53HCzjAMNFQ
L393[19:53:52] <MichiBot> When Cats Go Shopping ... | length: 1m 16s | Likes: 795 Dislikes: 16 Views: 73,962 | by Ali Abrar | Published On 10/6/2016
L394[19:56:41] <AmandaC> Welp, guess I'm done for tonight. Hit up against this for my little toy idea: https://github.com/bmaupin/go-epub/issues/8
L395[19:56:41] <MichiBot> Title: request: Add support for .bmp -> image/x-ms-bmp or use HTTP Content-Type header value | Posted by: AmandaCameron | Posted: Fri Sep 07 19:50:11 CDT 2018 | Status: open
L396[19:59:08] <AmandaC> When/if that's resolved, this command should work brilliantly! `ebook-maker -wikidot-filter 'SCP-\d+' -title "SCP Series I" -author "SCP Foundation" -src wikidot://index/scp-wiki/scp-series`
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L399[20:36:00] <Temia> Moo?
L400[20:36:11] <CompanionCube> Temia: moo.
L401[20:36:16] <Temia> Moooo.
L402[20:36:22] <CompanionCube> Oink.
L403[20:41:11] <xarses> woof
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L406[21:32:21] * AmandaC curls up against Temia, meows, then sleeps. Night nerds
L407[21:33:28] * Temia petpets. Nini, Amanda
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