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<Forecaster>
at least it's not an immortal enemy (or is it)
<Forecaster>
at least it's not an immortal enemy (or is it)L8[01:39:45] <Wuerfel_21>
?
<Wuerfel_21>
?L10[01:55:00] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name:
Beverages Posted on: 9/17/2018
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L12[02:58:10] <thething_91194> hey, if I
have a robot, is there a card or component that'd let me sense the
type of block beneath it?
L13[02:59:32] <thething_91194> say like, I
have a robot, and he's going down rows, and I want to determine the
behavior it'd take down each. Then I could have them save something
saying about the row type in the sequence of types of blocks they
go over
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L15[03:01:31] <Forecaster>
you can use `robot.detectDown()`
<Forecaster>
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L17[03:03:57] <thething_91194> dang, that's
alot more simple than I was making it xD, thank you very much
:)
L18[03:03:59] <MichiBot> ALOT: http://tinyurl.com/y42zurt
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L24[03:44:41] <Kodos> Ohhh
sweet silence
<Kodos> Ohhh
sweet silenceL25[03:44:52] <Kodos> I
just spent the better part of an hour trying to find a cricket in
the kitchen that was being a nuisance
<Kodos> I
just spent the better part of an hour trying to find a cricket in
the kitchen that was being a nuisanceL26[03:55:01] <Lizzian>
lol
<Lizzian>
lolL27[03:59:19] <Kodos>
Finally sprayed where I thought he was with air freshener, and
sweet sweet silence ensued. It's been 15 mins, I haven't heard a
peep
<Kodos>
Finally sprayed where I thought he was with air freshener, and
sweet sweet silence ensued. It's been 15 mins, I haven't heard a
peepL28[03:59:24] <Kodos> So
now I can go back to bed
<Kodos> So
now I can go back to bedL29[04:03:58] <Forecaster>
thought you were talking about twilight forest crickets for a
second
<Forecaster>
thought you were talking about twilight forest crickets for a
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L32[05:22:41] <Izaya> payonel: any thoughts
on putting text above the current prompt? want to have a nice way
of displaying notifications
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L36[07:02:48] <Izaya> vifino: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/182216718421
L37[07:03:30] <Izaya> much cheaper than the
alternatives and I assume you have at least one box with ISA
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L44[09:32:48] <payonel> Izaya: text above
prompt? the motd or a multiline ps1?
L45[09:33:18] <Izaya> payonel: I want to be
able to push a line to the shell without screwing up what the user
is typing
L46[09:34:02] <payonel> sure. sounds like a
window issue
L47[09:34:29] <payonel> it can be done. the
underlying calls aren't going to change even though one day i'll
add a nice api on top of it
L48[09:34:42] <Izaya> window API works I
guess
L49[09:34:51] <Izaya> I've used that before
for my minitel chat program
L50[09:34:55] <payonel> well, you tell me,
where do you want it?
L51[09:35:09] <Izaya> I totally didn't
forget about it at all
L52[09:35:10] <payonel> outside the window
or just above the current cursor?
L53[09:35:12] *
Izaya coughs
L54[09:35:20] <Izaya> line above the
cursor
L55[09:35:22] <payonel> or just below the
cursor
L56[09:36:03] <payonel> and what if the
cursor is at the top?
L57[09:36:10] <Izaya> push it down, I
suppose
L58[09:38:28] <payonel> is this for
something that'll run on openos? or are you asking just my opinion
on the design of the idea?
L59[09:38:56] <Izaya> ye, OpenOS
L60[09:43:47] <payonel> Izaya: what is an
example of a status change?
L61[09:44:24] <Izaya> the idea was to
modify my kinda terrible mail server to notify you when you had
mail\
L62[09:44:35] <payonel> so an event
signal?
L63[09:44:40] <Izaya> aye
L64[09:46:36] <payonel> Izaya: another big
reason threads are better than event listeners
L65[09:46:48] <payonel> you have to
remember to deregister event listeners
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L69[10:19:33] <payonel> Izaya: ok status
lines when prompt is at top is a problem with the cursor because
the blinking keeps track of where it was between blinks
L70[10:19:44] <payonel> and your events are
going to fire in that between
L71[10:20:04] <payonel> so...just dont let
the prompt be at the top :)
L72[10:20:16] <Izaya> Genius.
L73[10:22:05] <Izaya> I'll see what I can
mangle together tomorrow
L74[10:22:46] <payonel> https://gist.github.com/payonel/2bbd4754a79ee1b5a2d4f2f5542429a1
L75[10:22:49] <payonel> maybe something
like that
L76[10:24:45] <payonel> if that status line
wraps, my code will need some adjustment
L77[10:25:02] <payonel> oh AND...if the
status line wraps, that'll also confuse the blinker
L78[10:25:04] <payonel> well suck
L79[10:25:05] <payonel> :)
L80[10:25:06] <payonel> don't wrap
L81[10:25:08] <payonel> :)
L82[10:28:05] <payonel> there i updated it
to not wrap
L83[10:28:07] <payonel> Izaya: ^
L84[10:28:44] <payonel> Izaya: the
core/cursor library is semi official
L85[10:29:13] <payonel> it is heavily
tested, i love its api. but there are some edge case workflows that
are not easily managed with the super simple api that i was going
to propose for it
L86[10:29:32] <payonel> but that use of it
won't change
L87[10:29:41] <payonel> (the example i
posted)
L88[10:31:16] <Izaya> Aight
L89[10:34:04] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyD7FMwhwxc&feature=em-uploademail
Oo
L90[10:34:06] <MichiBot> We Made a
Banhammer (feat. Nerd³) | length: 4m 56s | Likes:
1,525 Dislikes: 26 Views: 12,328 | by Tom Scott |
Published On 17/9/2018
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L94[11:27:58] <Lizzian>
so, did some testing related to my issue from yesterday. taking the
980 out of my system lets mc boot fine. now gonna try it with the
980 back in and having it use the nvidia driver and not the
vfio-stub driver
<Lizzian>
so, did some testing related to my issue from yesterday. taking the
980 out of my system lets mc boot fine. now gonna try it with the
980 back in and having it use the nvidia driver and not the
vfio-stub driverL95[11:35:57] <Lizzian> k,
so i'm not telling the system to load the vfio driver for the 980
but it's using it anyway and mc is booting....
<Lizzian> k,
so i'm not telling the system to load the vfio driver for the 980
but it's using it anyway and mc is booting....L96[11:36:01] <Lizzian>
wat
<Lizzian>
watL97[11:36:27] <Lizzian>
though, question remains whether i canboot up the windows vm with
it in this state
<Lizzian>
though, question remains whether i canboot up the windows vm with
it in this stateL98[11:37:26] <Lizzian>
the answer to that is yes
<Lizzian>
the answer to that is yesL99[11:38:53] <Corded> * <Lizzian>
throws her hands up in the air, says "fuck it" and
decides not to debug it anymore
L100[11:40:00] <Lizzian> i
wonder if this will also solve the random-ass xorg
not-starting-and-locking-the-system-up issues
<Lizzian> i
wonder if this will also solve the random-ass xorg
not-starting-and-locking-the-system-up issuesL101[11:40:02] <Lizzian> i
wonder if this will also solve the random-ass xorg
not-starting-and-locking-the-system-up issue [Edited]
<Lizzian> i
wonder if this will also solve the random-ass xorg
not-starting-and-locking-the-system-up issue [Edited]L103[11:41:30] <MichiBot> Quantum
Computing - The Foundation of Everything - Extra History - #1 |
length: 8m 46s | Likes: 8,532 Dislikes: 132 Views: 130,953 | by Extra
Credits | Published On 16/9/2018
L104[11:43:34] <Vexatos> Hey I learnt all
this in university
L105[11:44:10] <Forecaster>
you both did and didn't!
<Forecaster>
you both did and didn't!L106[11:44:13] <Forecaster>
#quantum
<Forecaster>
#quantumL107[11:44:17] <Vexatos> no I definitely
did
L108[11:44:37] <Vexatos> educational
quantum mechanics minecraft mod when
L109[11:44:48] <Vexatos> oh wait
L110[11:44:49] <Vexatos> it failed
L111[11:44:53] <Forecaster>
yeah
<Forecaster>
yeahL112[11:44:54] <Forecaster>
:P
<Forecaster>
:PL113[11:45:02] <Vexatos> it was also a
buggy piece of garbage
L114[11:45:10] <Vexatos> Which is the most
surprising thing considering who made it OH WAIT
L115[11:46:42] <Lizzian>
?
<Lizzian>
?L116[11:50:09] <Skye> @Lizzian, QCRAFT
made by dan200
L117[11:50:20] <Lizzian>
ah
<Lizzian>
ahL118[12:01:35] <Vexatos> @Forecaster I
cannot continue watching the video, I am sorry
L119[12:01:49] <Vexatos> It is impossible
for my brain to comprehend how this guy pronounces
"buoy"
L120[12:09:24] <Vexatos> @Forecaster
quantum mechanics are cool ch't by the way
L121[12:09:40] <Vexatos> you need some
freaky maths for it but damn is it fun
L122[12:09:42] <Kleadron>
quanticle mechaniclies
<Kleadron>
quanticle mechanicliesL123[13:37:18] ⇦
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L124[13:38:32] <Kodos> Does
anyone happen to have the final version of Pixelmon for
1.7.10?
<Kodos> Does
anyone happen to have the final version of Pixelmon for
1.7.10?L125[13:50:08] <Michiyo> happen to know
the version number for that?
L126[13:50:31] <Michiyo> I have 3.5.1 for
1.7
L127[13:50:46] <Kodos> Let
me see if I can find it
<Kodos> Let
me see if I can find itL128[13:51:59]
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L129[13:56:20] <Michiyo> @Kodos http://bast.pc-logix.com/Pixelmon-1.7.10-3.5.1-universal.jar
if it is the one you need
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L132[14:09:19] <Kodos>
Looks like that is the last version for 1.7 thanks
<Kodos>
Looks like that is the last version for 1.7 thanksL133[14:09:45] <Kodos>
@Angelnightwing Your mods are done. You can play MC and I can sleep
now
<Kodos>
@Angelnightwing Your mods are done. You can play MC and I can sleep
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L137[14:21:04] <Inari> Vexatos: QCRAFTs
perspective was bad anyway, no?
L138[14:21:23] <Vexatos> it was quite
awful
L139[14:21:47] <Inari> Like, making it
seem that an observer is an actual human
L140[14:21:48] <Inari> :p
L141[14:22:34] <Inari> Also it seemed
generally useless past "huh, that's neat"
L142[14:23:19] <Forecaster>
A useless minecraft mod?! Impossible!
<Forecaster>
A useless minecraft mod?! Impossible!L143[14:26:56] <Kodos> I
like that new one on reddit, VAnishment point or
somethingrather
<Kodos> I
like that new one on reddit, VAnishment point or
somethingratherL144[14:27:02] <Kodos>
Would be fun for RPG maps
<Kodos>
Would be fun for RPG mapsL145[14:28:15] ⇦
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L153[15:51:28] <MichiBot> Can You
Really Tell if Someone is Lying to You? | length: 5m 40s
| Likes: 546 Dislikes: 1 Views: 4,365 | by SciShow Psych
| Published On 17/9/2018
L154[15:52:28] <AmandaC> @Forecaster stop
snooping in my youtube recommendations. D:
L155[15:52:39] <Forecaster>
never I mean what
<Forecaster>
never I mean whatL156[15:52:54] <Kleadron>
is this clickbait
<Kleadron>
is this clickbaitL157[15:53:19] <Kleadron>
AmandaC if that is your youtube recommendations why do you watch
clickbait
<Kleadron>
AmandaC if that is your youtube recommendations why do you watch
clickbaitL158[15:54:03] <AmandaC> I mean, it's not
clickbait.
L159[15:54:50] <AmandaC> I need to stop
picturing the "Is this a pidgeon?" meme whenever anyone
says anything matching "is this (.+)"
L160[15:57:09] <gamax92> bongo cat
L161[15:57:19] <Forecaster>
ugh, thingverse why
<Forecaster>
ugh, thingverse whyL162[15:57:30] <Forecaster>
why do you jump up every time you load more items in
<Forecaster>
why do you jump up every time you load more items inL163[15:57:32] <Forecaster>
:|
<Forecaster>
:|L164[16:00:31] <AmandaC> because Fuck You™
that's why
L165[16:15:36] <Forecaster>
I blame whoever wrote the code for the loader
<Forecaster>
I blame whoever wrote the code for the loaderL166[16:15:37] <Forecaster>
>:
<Forecaster>
>:L167[16:57:04] <AmandaC> Here,
@Forecaster, I'll save you the trouble of hacking my
recommendations again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIu64TSerHQ
L168[16:57:04] <MichiBot> The Secret to
Becoming Immune to Mosquito Bites | length: 5m 11s |
Likes: 1,173 Dislikes: 21 Views: 8,337 | by SciShow |
Published On 17/9/2018
L169[16:59:55] <Kodos>
Clickbait
<Kodos>
ClickbaitL170[17:03:08] <AmandaC> Yes, because it's
totally reasonable to condense 5m of scientific talk into a
title.
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L172[17:07:08] <AmandaC> Because it seems
"Clickbait" has feature-creeped into "Anything that
doesn't include the exact info presented in the click's
target"
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L174[17:08:36] *
AmandaC waits for her manga to finish processing into Calibre
ebooks, so she can wander off for the night
L176[17:14:36] <AmandaC> what
L177[17:15:06] <Kleadron>
linus tech tips thumbnails are amazing
<Kleadron>
linus tech tips thumbnails are amazingL178[17:16:08] <AmandaC> oh hey, manga's
done. ttfn nerds
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L183[18:26:01] <AmandaC> Is %tell fixed
yet?
L184[18:26:25] <AmandaC> I guess I'll just
find out
L185[18:27:15] <AmandaC> %tell inari
Hatsukoi Zombie might be relevant to your interests, though why is
a tiny spoiler
L186[18:27:15] <MichiBot> AmandaC: An
error occurred while processing this command (%tell)
L187[18:27:20] <AmandaC> Nope
L188[18:27:29] <AmandaC> @notinari ^
L189[18:30:43] *
Michiyo whacks @Forecaster
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L193[18:47:06] <Tesca> Hey i'm quite new
to oc, but currently i'm trying to sort out enderio capacitors. Is
there a way to read out description texts or metadata of
items?
L194[18:50:01] <AmandaC> Not without
changing a flag, because lots of mods hide "secret" stuff
in the metadata
L195[18:50:33] <AmandaC> %choose read more
or don't
L196[18:50:33] <MichiBot> AmandaC: read
more is for cool kids!
L197[18:50:59] <AmandaC> %choose Japanese
hallucinating or English
L198[18:50:59] <MichiBot> AmandaC: I've
heard Japanese hallucinating is in these days
L199[18:52:40] <Tesca> so if i understand
the database item right it's like a filter, so it has for item
sorting no advantages to the sorting with filters of other mods
(e.g. thermal expansion)
L200[18:53:11] <Tesca> trying to find a
way how to auto sort the good from the bad capacitors ^^
L201[18:53:48] <A_D> if you can't do it
with OC try with intergrated dynamics
L202[18:54:46] <Tesca> thx for the tip,
but sadly it's not in the modpack we use on our server (foolcraft
3)
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L214[21:32:55] <Izaya> https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/malware-microsoft.html
I'll just leave this here.
L215[21:52:37] <Izaya> ~w term
L216[21:52:37] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:term
L217[22:50:23] <Kleadron>
windows 10 is bad
<Kleadron>
windows 10 is badL218[22:50:28] <Kleadron>
dont use it no matter what
<Kleadron>
dont use it no matter whatL219[22:50:39] <Izaya> s/10 //
L220[22:50:40] <MichiBot> <Kleadron>
windows is bad
L221[22:50:50] <Izaya> windows 10 is
especially bad
L222[22:51:00] <Izaya> payonel: I got my
notification thing going
L223[22:51:14] <Kleadron>
you will never make me use linux
<Kleadron>
you will never make me use linuxL224[22:51:21] <Kleadron>
you will never take me alive
<Kleadron>
you will never take me aliveL225[22:51:22] <Izaya> install
ReactOS
L226[22:51:29] <Izaya> only semi
ironically
L227[22:51:36] <Kleadron>
not until its stable
<Kleadron>
not until its stableL228[22:51:44] <Izaya> ah
L229[22:51:48] <Izaya> well, hopefully by
2023
L230[22:51:56] <Izaya> ie end of Windows 7
support
L231[22:52:14] <Izaya> Considering
development of Windows seems to have stagnated they should be able
to catch up
L232[22:56:33] <payonel> Izaya:
(notification thing) yeah? does it work okay for you?
L233[22:56:52] <Izaya> yeah I managed to
abuse it into working okay
L234[22:57:11] <payonel> did you end up
using the cursor lib like i offered?
L235[22:57:29] <Izaya> can I use the
cursor lib to grab the existing cursor?
L236[22:58:03] <payonel> that's relating
to a part the api i'm not ... fixed on
L237[22:58:08] <payonel> but not really,
no
L238[22:58:14] <payonel> the cursor
belongs to the window
L239[22:58:21] <payonel> which belongs to
the current process
L240[22:58:27] <payonel> but a
tty.window.cursor will give it to you
L241[22:58:37] <payonel> but, that is not
"official api", just fyi
L242[22:58:52] <payonel> please don't hold
me to it if it doesn't always work :)
L243[22:58:58] <Izaya> alright :D
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L246[23:01:53] <payonel> Izaya: you're
wanting to intercept the shell's input to send notifications? you
may not know, however, if a separate program is running. that
program may be using the cursor differently, or have a custom
cursor altogether
L247[23:02:24] <payonel> also, a process
doesn't HAVE to set a current cursor, it can leave it nil
L248[23:02:43] <payonel> anywho, .. i'd
check for nil, and then not expect it to work ubiquitously :)
L249[23:04:04] <payonel> it was not the
intention of the cursor lib for you to be able to intercept or
modify another process's cursor. rather, to let you define your
own
L250[23:04:19] <payonel> or to inherit
from the two system provided variants
L251[23:05:35] <payonel> to be honest, it
is sounding like a custom window frame would be best
L252[23:05:40] <payonel> and leave the
cursor completely alone
L253[23:06:03] <Izaya> I'm trying to solve
the 'cursor at y=1' issue
L254[23:06:06] <payonel> yes, that
wouldn't allow you to print a status right above prompt, but ....
you'd have a status line/region fully to yourself
L255[23:06:26] <payonel> Izaya: well,
events are fired mid-blink
L256[23:06:44] <payonel> and the
"unblink" half of the blink uses the stored cursor
position and data
L257[23:06:56] <payonel> so, if the screen
scrolls mid-blink, that stored data is 1 line off
L258[23:07:15] <Izaya> I managed to make
it push the text down and the blinking cursor was on line two after
a notification
L259[23:07:33] <Izaya> but as soon as you
type it moves back to line 1
L260[23:20:31] <payonel> well, sounds like
you'll have to hack it a bit to make it work for you :( it wasn't
designed for that :)
L261[23:20:48] <payonel> it was meant for
processes where you fully define the cursor behavior, not try to
share it
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