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L11[01:13:11] <xarses> how does the lua shell `=` print a table that print() doesn't?
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L16[01:13:46] <Izaya> it detects it's a table and then pretty serializes it
L17[01:14:59] <xarses> ya, I gather that, what does it use to serialize it?
L18[01:15:07] <Izaya> ~w serialization
L19[01:15:08] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:serialization
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L28[01:21:50] <xarses> thanks
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L32[01:30:05] <Kleadron> Another banana split
L33[01:30:38] * Izaya squints at IPv6
L34[01:32:52] <payonel> xarses: io.write(require("serialization").serialize(result[i], true) .. "\t")
L35[01:33:11] <payonel> that's all it does. pretty can be true which defaults to 10
L36[01:33:18] <payonel> limits the number of pretty lines
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L41[01:33:24] <payonel> you can pass a number too, like 100
L42[01:33:55] <xarses> ya, I found that on the docs page, buried slightly
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L44[01:49:46] <payonel> jrddunbr: you should be sleeping
L45[01:49:51] <payonel> :)
L46[01:50:02] <jrddunbr> Heh! I think I can play a little :)
L47[01:50:27] <payonel> jrddunbr: i'm not sure how much i'll fix for minechem for 1.7.10, i won't be adding features for it. the minechem original project is dead, but it's active in 1.12
L48[01:50:32] <jrddunbr> I'm going to use Forge for MC 1.7.10, specifically 1614, and fetch the latest stuff
L49[01:50:38] <jrddunbr> Yeah, I figure
L50[01:50:45] <payonel> oh no worries, i thought i'd just let you know where we are with oc stuff
L51[01:50:59] <payonel> so i'm not getting the permission denied though, that is odd
L52[01:51:09] <payonel> might be your modpack, maybe there are block perms
L53[01:51:09] <jrddunbr> I was thinking it may be more of a "hey, wonder if this bug is related at all to any other problem they may be having" kind of bug
L54[01:51:35] <jrddunbr> It's been a while
L55[01:51:38] <payonel> sure
L56[01:51:41] <payonel> yeah, like a year :)
L57[01:52:09] <payonel> anyways, i see the multiblock object load as a proxy -- it is acting like a generic energy store
L58[01:52:27] <payonel> but acting incorrectly. i might fix the energy value it returns
L59[01:52:31] <jrddunbr> Is the version on CurseForge the newest for 1.7.10, or should I be cloning from GitHub and compiling? Same for minechem?
L60[01:52:33] <payonel> but the inventory part i'll poke at
L61[01:52:55] <jrddunbr> (the version of OpenComputers on CurseForge, I mean)
L62[01:53:06] <payonel> it's a touch old
L63[01:53:07] <payonel> sec
L64[01:53:13] <payonel> https://ci.cil.li/
L65[01:53:26] <payonel> https://ci.cil.li/job/OpenComputers-MC1.7.10/
L66[01:53:36] <payonel> so: https://ci.cil.li/job/OpenComputers-MC1.7.10/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/build/libs/OpenComputers-MC1.7.10-1.7.2.1215-universal.jar
L67[01:54:45] <jrddunbr> yep, got that.
L68[01:57:16] <jrddunbr> I've got Minechem 1.7.10-5.0.5.406 downloaded
L69[01:57:26] <jrddunbr> (from CurseForge)
L70[01:58:39] <payonel> so first off
L71[01:58:50] <payonel> MineChem is saying my robot cannot interact with its inventory
L72[01:59:09] <payonel> there is specifically a method call inventory.isUseableByPlayer that we check first
L73[01:59:11] <payonel> and they are saying no
L74[01:59:25] <payonel> my deobfuscator isn't working on minechem for some reason, so at the moment i dont know why
L75[02:01:26] <Kodos> Isn't the source on Github?
L76[02:01:34] <jrddunbr> It is
L77[02:01:49] <jrddunbr> https://github.com/iopleke/Minechem
L78[02:02:12] <payonel> yes, which i've already cloned
L79[02:02:20] <payonel> i did say "at the moment"
L80[02:02:22] <payonel> :)
L81[02:03:42] <Kodos> ?
L82[02:15:43] <jrddunbr> Hmm. So I don't get permission denied anymore. I suppose that has been fixed.
L83[02:16:11] <jrddunbr> I'm going to try it exactly as I did there with a proxy, but I suspect nothing will change
L84[02:17:09] <payonel> it's not behaving quite right, but it appears thus far that oc is doing the right thing
L85[02:18:14] <payonel> jrddunbr: i'm going to go to bed myself
L86[02:18:19] <jrddunbr> ok, cool
L87[02:18:21] <payonel> youre welcome to continue poking at it
L88[02:18:24] <payonel> and update the bug report
L89[02:18:36] <payonel> but .... with that project being dead i may have to leave it be for 1.7.10
L90[02:18:49] <payonel> note that 1.12 is being developed by a fork, and in the future we may add minechem support
L91[02:19:02] <jrddunbr> Yeah, I did notice that the bug report uses an older version of getInventorySize() which didn't use a number to specify the side like it does now
L92[02:19:14] <payonel> yeah
L93[02:19:25] <jrddunbr> I don't get the error with the new usage, and the old usage causes an unrelated error about "out of bounds" or something to that effect
L94[02:19:38] <payonel> but given that the oc code i'm stepping through with this is not misbehaving as far as i can tell, it's looking like minechem isn't cooperating
L95[02:19:46] <payonel> yeah
L96[02:19:47] <jrddunbr> Yeah, that's my guess to.
L97[02:19:53] <payonel> but it's looking like minechem to me at this point
L98[02:19:56] <payonel> i'll mess more tomorrow
L99[02:20:04] <jrddunbr> Well, anyways, thanks for looking at it. I won't keep you any longer :)
L100[02:20:31] <payonel> well thanks for making the bug report :) oc is still active btw, still fixing bugs and what not :)
L101[02:20:32] <payonel> o/
L102[02:20:40] * payonel goes to bed
L103[02:21:46] <Izaya> o/
L104[02:29:05] <jrddunbr> Indeed. I keep an eye on OC development sometimes. Not the best at Lua, but my friends are, and what we do is cool. Love the features/mod/etc.
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L106[03:06:34] <Inari> %loveis
L107[03:07:00] <Inari> Hrm, guess that just doesn't output naything, shame :P
L108[03:09:09] <Inari> Waaaaaaaaaaaait a minute
L109[03:09:14] <Inari> @Feep I'm pretty sure I know you
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L116[05:29:15] <AmandaC> @huntersan9 a transposer can in 1.10+
L117[05:30:51] <vifino> the thinkpad dock i got has the IBM logo still :>
L118[05:31:02] <vifino> works fine under openbsd too. :>
L119[05:31:06] <Izaya> :3
L120[05:31:28] <Izaya> vifino: should I run alpine on this dinky HP microserver with an Atom I have?
L121[05:31:38] <vifino> oh, yeah, Izaya, i also got a AT Technical Reference from IBM.
L122[05:31:43] <vifino> Izaya: yes.
L123[05:31:44] <Izaya> ooooooooooooo
L124[05:32:04] <vifino> hard-cover and everything. :>
L125[05:39:51] <vifino> wtf, openbsd doesn't have xonotic packaged?
L126[05:39:55] <vifino> time to switch.
L127[05:41:19] <vifino> guess i'll install alpine today.
L128[05:44:51] <Izaya> kek
L129[05:45:01] <Izaya> would it even run on the potato GPU in those?
L130[05:52:29] <vifino> sure.
L131[05:53:32] <Izaya> I mean, if it's anything like the GPU in the S10e it won't
L132[05:53:37] <Izaya> it'll run OpenArena fine though
L133[05:54:31] <vifino> actually, maybe it won't by default
L134[05:54:32] <vifino> idk
L135[05:56:06] <vifino> time to install alpine
L136[05:56:08] <vifino> cya
L137[05:56:57] <Izaya> enjoy
L138[06:21:08] <Izaya> https://i.4cdn.org/g/1537700884386.png
L139[06:22:01] <Inari> Whats that
L140[06:22:36] <Izaya> what does it look like
L141[06:23:06] <Inari> Dunno
L142[06:23:09] <Inari> half a rect
L143[06:23:12] <Inari> Wiht some weird symbol
L144[06:24:22] <Izaya> not inaccurate
L145[06:27:38] <Inari> I feel like I've seen it before somewhere
L146[06:27:40] <Inari> But no clue where
L147[06:32:34] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJEUG8s6hGw ~
L148[06:32:35] <MichiBot> Nightcore - Tetris | length: 2m 29s | Likes: 22,281 Dislikes: 1,089 Views: 4,323,296 | by Joana Madeira | Published On 3/7/2011
L149[06:44:19] <Mettaton_Fab> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zi1Bw9wpdNI
L150[06:44:20] <MichiBot> Mischief Makers - Trouble Maker | length: 5m 9s | Likes: 476 Dislikes: 6 Views: 25,573 | by Gamesost | Published On 27/4/2015
L151[07:04:47] <AmandaC> Izaya: VSCode's symbol?
L152[07:05:10] <Izaya> ye
L153[07:05:25] <Izaya> https://boards.4chan.org/g/thread/67748389
L154[07:09:49] <Inari> Ohhh
L155[07:09:56] <Inari> Thats where I've seen it
L156[07:15:07] <Inari> http://shrani.si/f/2L/LB/3t0QBYF5/imag0077.jpg
L157[07:15:43] <Izaya> recursive
L158[07:15:54] <Izaya> the meaning includes the phrase
L159[07:16:38] <Inari> Now onto the unfun part of finding something to watch while eating lunch
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L164[08:16:17] <vifino> Izaya: i hate everything.
L165[08:16:28] <Izaya> not an uncommon sentiment
L166[08:16:30] <Izaya> what's on your mind?
L167[08:17:06] <vifino> first i wrestled with cryptsetup to give me luks2, serpent-xts w/ 512b key and argon2id as the pbkdf.
L168[08:17:22] <vifino> now it did it. but opening just... gives up.
L169[08:17:41] <vifino> >luksOpen /dev/sda1 disk
L170[08:17:43] <Izaya> oof
L171[08:17:49] <vifino> >*enter password
L172[08:17:59] <vifino> >returns 1, no message
L173[08:18:15] <vifino> and /dev/mapper only has /control
L174[08:18:21] <Izaya> oof
L175[08:18:21] <vifino> angery.
L176[08:18:34] <Izaya> https://i.4cdn.org/g/1537646738138.jpg
L177[08:18:41] <vifino> i'm gonna ask the irc.
L178[08:43:21] <Inari> Vexatos: Oh neat, we're able to see how chemical reactions happen nowadays :o
L179[08:43:47] <Vexatos> ?
L180[08:45:34] <Inari> Taking snapshots with xrays as those happen or such :P (Just watched https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKqof77pKBc )
L181[08:45:35] <MichiBot> 34C3 - Free Electron Lasers | length: 59m 15s | Likes: 145 Dislikes: 7 Views: 4,449 | by media.ccc.de | Published On 28/12/2017
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L184[09:46:01] <huntersan9> well, thanks for the tip, but I'm running 1.7.10. I found OpenPeripherial's PIM, but I don't think it's working, it won't detect me when I'm standing on it. OR I'm doing something wrong.
L185[09:46:34] <Izaya> I think you need to link it to your person or something
L186[09:49:53] <huntersan9> well, that won't work at all for what I need. I'm trying to make a common use machine to put in a public area. Anyone else know of a block in 1.7.10 that can at least READ a player's inventory?
L187[09:50:30] <Izaya> if it's an ATM, why not have them spew stuff into a hopper?
L188[09:51:35] <huntersan9> I considered that, but there are other limits to that. Ones I may have to explore
L189[09:51:40] <Compu> hi
L190[09:52:08] <Compu> anyone here know anything about kitten os?
L191[09:55:59] <Izaya> you commented on the issue tracker
L192[09:56:10] <Izaya> I'm afraid I don't have any info on your question
L193[09:59:28] <Compu> ah i think i figured it out
L194[09:59:44] <Compu> i need an iron note block from another mod and not the standard minecraft not block?
L195[09:59:57] <Compu> will the one from computronics work?
L196[10:01:02] <Izaya> Only one way to find out :D
L197[10:05:12] <Compu> ok
L198[10:05:28] <Compu> just backed up my server files just in case this all goes south
L199[10:05:38] <Compu> i'll try it later today
L200[10:06:01] <Compu> and of course i'll tell u if it works so if anyone else has the same problem u know how to fix it
L201[10:08:07] <Compu> seems it wants me to update my mods
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L203[10:15:19] <Skye> @Compu uhh I think @20kdc makes kittenos
L204[10:15:48] <Compu> ye he does
L205[10:16:07] <Compu> i got the server started successfully, now to see if it broke anything
L206[10:25:45] <Compu> the update seems to have no ill effects
L207[10:26:12] <Compu> just had to reconfigure my server case
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L210[10:30:58] <Compu> !!!
L211[10:31:05] <Inari> ???
L212[10:31:10] <Compu> it works
L213[10:31:14] <Compu> the iron note blocks
L214[10:31:17] <Compu> they fix the issue!
L215[10:31:23] <Izaya> ‽‽‽
L216[10:31:25] <Izaya> good to hear
L217[10:31:32] <Compu> it's playing now
L218[10:32:56] <20kdc> @Compu may I ask what's playing now?
L219[10:33:28] <Compu> cat's in the cradle
L220[10:34:11] <Izaya> oooooo
L221[10:34:15] <Izaya> good taste
L222[10:34:34] <Compu> yis
L223[10:34:43] <Compu> i'm so excited
L224[10:35:13] <Compu> now the ghostbusters theme
L225[10:35:31] <Compu> it's not quite perfect due to it relying on ticks for timing
L226[10:35:53] <Compu> but it does sound better than the midi program for open os playing through standard note blocks
L227[10:35:54] <20kdc> not really much else that can be done, this is OpenComputers after all ?
L228[10:36:16] <Compu> i love this os btw @20kdc
L229[10:36:25] <Compu> i also have the tardis mod
L230[10:36:36] <Compu> this computer is inside my tardis powered from the tardis's RF buffer
L231[10:37:00] <Compu> which is currently at a max of 9,450,000 RF
L232[10:37:21] <Compu> we have a bigreactor turbine powering everything which is controlled by another opencomputer running a control program
L233[10:38:26] <Izaya> I find it at least a little amusing that despite the interesting library of OC stuff, the most popular program is a reactor controller
L234[10:38:48] * Izaya coughs
L235[10:38:58] <Izaya> Wouldn't be because the people here don't actually play the game, no sir-ee
L236[10:41:56] <CheeseAlmighty> ~~Does a bigReactor even need OC level control~~
L237[10:42:11] <Izaya> I think that's beside the point.
L238[10:42:12] <Compu> i made this video a while back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIn0xUpUUWM
L239[10:42:13] <MichiBot> Note Block MIDI (Better Audio, More Songs) | length: 22m 38s | Likes: 2 Dislikes: 0 Views: 141 | by Compu's Channel | Published On 16/6/2016
L240[10:42:23] <Izaya> The point is whether you CAN stick a computer to it.
L241[10:42:28] <Izaya> And the answer is yes, so we should do it.
L242[10:42:39] * Izaya points to all the computerized lightbulbs and fridges
L243[10:42:54] <Izaya> ... My life is a lie.
L244[10:42:58] <Compu> we have an expansive ME network also connected to our tardises
L245[10:43:18] <CheeseAlmighty> Well. I'd rather control one of them spoopy reactors
L246[10:43:25] <Compu> the tardises have roundels u can use to route cables through the tardis (RF, fluid, item, ME conduit, thaumcraft essentia, etc)
L247[10:43:43] <Corded> * <Lizzian> wishes the tardis mod was updated past 1.7
L248[10:44:03] <Compu> same
L249[10:44:07] <CheeseAlmighty> ~~I ain't against doing stuff just because you can~~
L250[10:44:44] <Compu> now playing still alive
L251[10:45:04] <Compu> it only seems to use 1 iron note block tho, guess they have multiple channels?
L252[10:45:41] <Compu> good for me tho cuz i can add my normal noteblocks back and have both connected
L253[11:01:00] <Wuerfel_21> i wrote a SID player for the computronics sound card once. I think i still haven't ever uploaded that code anywhere
L254[11:02:33] <Wuerfel_21> SID player as in a program that converts huge SID register dumps (which you need to create using some other program) into huge files that are essentialy a binary representation of sound card commands
L255[11:05:39] <Wuerfel_21> of course, ring modulation, hardsync and combined waveforms don't really work...
L256[11:05:56] <Wuerfel_21> get on that, comptronics people!
L257[11:07:29] <Kodos> Liz, isn't there a remake?
L258[11:07:40] <Kodos> Not sure how feature complete it is compared to the 1.7 one
L259[11:07:50] <Kodos> Aha, https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/new-tardis-mod
L260[11:07:57] <Lizzian> ooh
L261[11:10:36] <Lizzian> damn, thats for 1.12 which most of my stuff isn't on (or, it might be but i cba to go update stuff)
L262[11:10:56] <Izaya> you can put together a fairly solid modpack for 1.12 nowadays
L263[11:13:22] <Compu> is there a way to make a resource pack that is just minecraft's note block sounds so i can make that higher priority than my current resource pack?
L264[11:13:36] <Lizzian> should be easy to do
L265[11:13:41] <Compu> i like my resource pack but the note block sounds in it don't sound good with this music
L266[11:13:48] <Compu> how would i go about that tho?
L267[11:14:10] <Forecaster> just remove the sounds from the resource packs
L268[11:14:13] <Forecaster> just remove the sounds from the resource pack [Edited]
L269[11:14:40] <Compu> how?
L270[11:15:14] <Forecaster> open the archive, find the files, delete them
L271[11:16:02] <Compu> hmm, is it the note folder in there?
L272[11:16:12] <Izaya> probably
L273[11:16:16] <Izaya> could always listen to the files
L274[11:16:19] <Lizzian> it'll be one of the sound files
L275[11:16:19] <Forecaster> probably
L276[11:16:31] <Izaya> plot twist:
L277[11:16:34] <Izaya> it actually contains images
L278[11:18:02] <huntersan9> *GASP*
L279[11:21:55] <Compu> removing the note folder seems to have worked
L280[11:21:57] <Compu> thanks
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L282[11:29:56] <Compu> so what bridge u guys use?
L283[11:30:10] <Forecaster> .info
L284[11:30:14] <Compu> this is the one i use https://github.com/reactiflux/discord-irc
L285[11:30:46] <Compu> a java based bridge eh?
L286[11:31:12] <Compu> the one i use is node.js
L287[11:31:39] <Izaya> I can't decide which is worse.
L288[11:31:44] <Izaya> :^)
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L291[12:24:13] <asie> https://git.asie.pl/asie-minecraft/Nadeshicodec
L292[12:24:15] <asie> 320x200 OC video encoder
L293[12:24:19] <asie> developed for the now-canceled BTM
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L295[12:34:54] <Forecaster> uh... okay oO
L296[13:53:00] <Forecaster> so I've just leared that apparently Anet ships their boards without a bootloader on it
L297[13:53:22] <Forecaster> which is why my attempts to replace the firmware has failed...
L298[14:05:12] <Temia> Huh.
L299[14:05:17] <Temia> I hope the JTAG headers are populated, at least
L300[14:09:09] <Temia> I wonder how well Nadeshi-encoded videos would work on tape
L301[14:15:46] * Inari populates Temia's JTAG headers
L302[14:22:21] <vifino> l-lewd!
L303[14:22:44] <vifino> (I'm sorry, Tem.)
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L305[14:31:17] <Forecaster> I don't know what that is
L306[14:35:25] <Inari> What what is
L307[14:35:35] <Forecaster> JTAG headers
L308[14:36:11] <Inari> I think some pins on the chip that can be used to program in frimware and such too. As well as debugging I think
L309[14:36:20] <Forecaster> basically people have found that you can either replace the board with a new arduino, or put a new bootloader on it
L310[14:36:41] <Forecaster> I don't want to have to order a new board...
L311[14:36:42] <simon816> I learnt a bit about JTAGs when researching how to fix a bricked phone
L312[14:36:59] <Forecaster> so I'll have to figure out how to put a bootloader on it if I want to replace the default firmware
L313[14:37:46] <Inari> Yeah, JTAG would be one way I think
L314[14:41:55] * AmandaC offers Inari training
L315[14:42:05] <Inari> DL
L316[14:42:07] <Inari> * D:
L317[14:42:08] * Inari runs
L318[14:43:15] <AmandaC> Wait! I want to JTAG!
L319[14:44:01] <Inari> No thanks
L320[14:45:43] <AmandaC> D:
L321[14:45:52] <Forecaster> I'm going to have to look up instructions sometime on how to do that
L322[14:46:04] <AmandaC> How am I going to Just Train a German with you running away, Inari?
L323[14:46:18] <gamax92> wow
L324[14:46:36] <Forecaster> I would very much like to get Marlin on it
L325[14:47:28] <AmandaC> hey gamax92 you know wine's guts, any idea why this would be happening, causing the cursor to appear briefly and the mouse to jump? https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/1418#issuecomment-423842572
L326[14:47:28] <MichiBot> Title: Unity-based FPS Games have mouse jumping. | Posted by: kisak-valve | Posted: Wed Sep 12 14:08:34 CDT 2018 | Status: open
L327[14:48:28] <gamax92> I don't and I also don't have the time for debugging that right now, I'm not even in Linux atm
L328[14:48:44] <AmandaC> ah, my bad.
L329[14:49:42] <Inari> Blimp salesman: slaps roof of blimp
L330[14:49:42] <Inari> ...This Moutain mama can take so many people home.
L331[14:49:43] <Inari> xD
L332[14:58:32] <vifino> @Forecaster you need an ISP-based programmer, USBasp, an arduino uno, etc..
L333[14:59:11] <vifino> i'd flash it for you but i'm in germany and you are... not!
L334[14:59:35] <Forecaster> isp based programmer?
L335[15:00:02] <vifino> yeah. avr's don't have JTAG.
L336[15:01:18] <Forecaster> I don't know what that means
L337[15:01:38] <Forecaster> it seemed like it's possible to replace the bootloader to enable loading different firmware
L338[15:20:45] <Forecaster> hm, when to start a new letsplay series...
L339[15:25:22] <Forecaster> as in, which day to schedule it on
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L343[15:39:41] <Kodos> Make it public on friday nights
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L345[17:32:49] <AmandaC> s/on /only on /
L346[17:32:50] <MichiBot> <Kodos> Make it public only on friday nights
L347[17:33:59] <Inari> Lewd
L348[17:39:14] <Kleadron> how
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L355[19:16:19] <TechDG> Hey, is it possible to read the UUID of a player who interacts with a computer?
L356[19:16:32] <TechDG> Attempting to simulate the concept of a retinal scan
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L358[19:23:27] <MGR> If I recall correctly, touch events will print at least the name of the player
L359[19:23:37] <MGR> ~w signals
L360[19:23:37] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:signals
L361[19:24:03] <MGR> Yeah, they do list the name
L362[19:24:04] <TechDG> Ah fantastic
L363[19:24:12] <TechDG> UUID is ideal but name shouldn't really be a problem
L364[19:24:19] <MGR> All they have to do is punch a T2 or 3 screen
L365[19:24:20] <TechDG> If someone cares as much as to change their username, then they can bypass it
L366[19:24:36] <MGR> You could RP it as a fingerprint scanner
L367[19:24:58] <TechDG> Mhm
L368[19:25:00] <TechDG> Tyvm ?
L369[19:25:04] <MGR> You're welcome
L370[19:25:05] <MGR> Happy to help
L371[19:37:21] <Kodos> OpenSecurity (1.7.10 at least) has a biometric reader that does use UUID
L372[19:37:42] <Kodos> @TechDG
L373[19:37:46] <TechDG> Not in this pack I'm afraid
L374[19:37:48] <Kodos> Ah
L375[19:37:50] <Kodos> RIP
L376[20:16:21] * Saphire waves and flops
L377[20:17:39] <Kleadron> what
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L380[20:55:52] <Compu> what is an unmanaged drive? what's the difference between a managed drive?
L381[21:07:48] <gamax92> a managed drive has the concept of files and directories, an unmanaged drive is one giant blob of data
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L384[21:40:46] <Saphire> Fuck anyone who romanticises any mental problems n..n
L385[21:47:08] <Kodos> Eh?
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