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L1[00:27:42]
<Kleadron>
we do not speak of these here
L2[01:17:46] <Izaya> asie what have you
done
L4[01:17:53] <MichiBot>
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L5[01:18:26] <Izaya> I half think that's
fucking dfpwm audio
L6[01:18:51] <Izaya> ... not actually, huh,
Codec2
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L8[01:36:39] <Thisguy_> Do tablets need
graphics cards? Do they need wireless networking cards?
L9[01:38:59]
<Forecaster>
yes and if you want to do network things yes
L10[01:44:39] <Thisguy_> Is there a good
reason to include a better graphics card in a tablet if I don't
already have a reason to do so right now?
L11[01:47:07]
<logan2611>
If you can forsee a use, then go ahead
L12[01:50:22] <Thisguy_> Why use the Corded
bot?
L13[01:52:36] <Izaya> Some people are
unfortunately exceedingly tied into software that uses them quite
thoroughly
L14[01:52:40] <Izaya> That's why :)
L15[01:53:06] <Thisguy_> Oh, is Corded the
webchat bot?
L16[01:53:17] <Izaya> Discord :|
L17[01:53:26] <Thisguy_> OH
L18[01:53:32] <Thisguy_> Well, that's super
fucking cool
L19[01:53:46] <Thisguy_> Sorry, I'm already
not great at communicating and I've been drinking ;)
L20[01:53:53] <Izaya> It'd be even better
if Discord wasn't a thing but we're in worst timeline so
whatever
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L22[01:57:10] <Thisguy_> Er, so about the
whole "been drinking" thing. I put a perfectly good
tablet that I don't want to disassemble into a disassembler. What
can I do about that?
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L24[01:58:47] <Izaya> Take it out?
L26[01:59:18] <Thisguy_> The disassembler
ate it and turned red.
L27[01:59:18] <Izaya> %choose stream more,
stream less
L28[01:59:19] <MichiBot> Izaya: The choice
seems obvious...
L29[01:59:26] <Izaya> Fuck you too,
MichiBot
L30[01:59:48] <Izaya> put a chest next to
it and make sure it's powered, I guess?
L31[02:00:39] <Thisguy_> I had no idea it
required a chest next to it
L32[02:00:45] <Thisguy_> Lol I've probably
already destroyed parts
L33[02:01:09] <Thisguy_> Oh sweet I get the
fat battery back
L34[02:01:40] <Izaya> You don't need a
chest next to it normally, but it means it doesn't spit the stuff
out around it
L35[02:01:59] <Thisguy_> Oh,
excellent
L36[02:02:04] <Thisguy_> So why the Discord
hate?
L37[02:02:53] <Izaya> Discord is nonfree
software that is collecting data in order to sell out for an
obnoxious amount of money in an amount of time
L39[02:04:00]
<Forecaster>
you only gave her one choice
L40[02:04:08]
<Forecaster>
you have to separate with "or", not comma
L41[02:04:09] <Izaya> o-oh
L42[02:04:15] <Izaya> I feel bad now
L43[02:06:03] <Thisguy_> Alright... just
the EEPROM and the HDD left and my tablet will be resurrected
L44[02:06:27] <Izaya> (There's also the
part where the official client is a web browser and will use stupid
amounts of system resources, and you're not allowed, according to
the TOS, to use unofficial clients)
L45[02:08:41] <Thisguy_> Yay now I just
have to wait for my golem, thaumatorium, and stirling generator to
crank out enough energy to reassemble the damn thing
L46[02:08:55] <Izaya> That seems ...
inefficient.
L47[02:08:57] <Thisguy_> This setup was
originally to power a single low tier computer
L48[02:09:06] <Izaya> Ah.
L49[02:09:12]
<Forecaster>
you should switch to sheep power
L50[02:09:16] <Thisguy_> Also it's a super
efficient setup... for essentia to energy ratio.
L51[02:09:20] <Izaya> switch to FLOWER
POWER :D
L52[02:10:43] <Thisguy_> It's not the
fastest, but the fact that small amounts of essentia become large
amounts of lava makes a good excuse to power your base with the
stuff
L53[02:15:05] <Thisguy_> I ate nanomachines
way before I had any means to control them because I am the Cave
Johnson of my little computer wizard modpack world
L54[02:15:29] <Izaya> An inspiration to us
all.
L55[02:18:51] <Mimiru> Izaya, it's obvious
because you didn't give it 2 choices, you gave it one
L56[02:19:10] <Izaya> yeah I heard
x-x
L57[02:19:28] <Mimiru> ah, missed
that
L58[02:19:30] <Mimiru> my bad.
L59[02:21:45]
<Bob> I
would convert the organic stuff to Thermal's Grassoline
L60[02:25:00] <Thisguy_> Lol I forgot to
install an OS on my tablet
L61[02:25:04] <Thisguy_> Genuis
L62[02:25:21] <Thisguy_> Um
L63[02:25:34] <Izaya> stick it in a charger
and install it from the computer
L64[02:25:35] <Thisguy_> Was I supposed to
do that before I put the HDD in the tablet and assembled
it...?
L65[02:25:41] <Thisguy_> Oh, okay,
cool
L66[02:25:47]
<Forecaster>
you can also put a disk drive in it
L67[02:36:33] <Thisguy_> Oh, cool!
L68[02:42:06]
<Paxi>
Question to anyone that knows bots really well, can bots mine down
or upwards? I made a quarry program that would try to mine
similarly to the build craft quarry where it would mine a defined
area in a back and forth pattern. When it finished a layer it would
go back to the starting point and mine down a layer and continue
the cycle. Unfortunately, the bot returns an error when it tries to
swing down. Due to this, the program only works if you
L69[02:42:06]
<Paxi> dig a
1x1 hole down to bedrock at it's starting point for it to keep
digging down each layer
L70[02:42:21]
<Paxi> Also
sorry for huge block of text ;p
L71[02:42:28] <Izaya> Should work
fine
L72[02:43:49]
<Forecaster>
what error and what does the code look like
L73[02:45:42]
<Paxi> Well,
with the bot equipped with a pickaxe or some digging tool of sorts,
when the program calls swing(sides.down) (using sides API btw) it
returns false meaning that it couldn't mine and "solid"
to describe what was interacted with
L74[02:46:15] <Thisguy_> Er... how do I get
output from these nanomachines when I send input? What am I
listening for, like, event-wise, for their response
broadcast?
L75[02:47:09] <Izaya> ~w nanomachine
L77[02:47:30] <Thisguy_> Thanks
L78[02:48:56] <Thisguy_> Wait, port:number?
What? Is the number a netid or something?
L79[02:49:24]
<Forecaster>
the nanomachines respond by making a broadcast on a port you've
told them to use
L80[02:49:37] <Izaya> port:number is just
saying the value port is a number
L81[02:49:49]
<Forecaster>
you have to open that port on your device and listen to modem
messages on it
L82[02:49:52] <Thisguy_> I get that, but
the website says that setResponsePort requires
"port:number" as an argument. A port AND an additional
number?
L83[02:49:58] <Thisguy_> Oh, alright,
cool
L84[02:50:11] <Thisguy_> Forecaster: I get
that too
L85[02:50:48] <Mimiru> message:string
opts:table It's just telling you the type it's expecting
L86[02:51:02] <Thisguy_> Yeah, sorry. New
to OpenComputers!
L87[02:51:17] <Mimiru> ^_^ It's all
good
L88[02:51:24] <Thisguy_> Don't technically
know what methods I have to use to set a port to listen to but I
can find that on this nice wiki
L89[02:55:00] <Thisguy_> Why does the wiki
suggest adding the arguments 1, true to the end of the message used
to communicate with the nanomachines?
L90[02:56:00]
<Paxi>
Anyways Just simply doing (with a tool equipped on the
robot):
L92[02:56:01]
<Paxi>
Doesn't work
L93[02:56:02] <Mimiru>
setInput(index:number, value:boolean)
L94[02:56:16] <Mimiru> setInput takes an
index (1) and a value (true)
L95[02:56:33] <Mimiru> 1, true enables the
first input
L96[02:56:39] <Mimiru> 1, false would
disable it
L97[02:56:43] <Mimiru> 2, true.. etc
L98[02:57:15] <Thisguy_> Oh derp, thanks, I
misread that
L99[02:59:20] <Thisguy_> What is the
default signal strength?
L100[03:00:16]
<Paxi>
:/
L101[03:00:16]
<Paxi> Hmm.
Maybe I should ask on the forum...
L102[03:02:20]
<Paxi>
Thought it would be a simple question, but I guess not.
L103[03:03:21] <Thisguy_> Aw, damnit. My
Tier 1 computer can't accept a wireless card.
L104[03:04:27]
<Forecaster>
@Paxi if I recall correctly I think you have to do something
like
L106[03:04:40]
<Forecaster>
unless it can break the block with one swing
L107[03:05:20]
<Paxi> Do
you mind if you can explain it a bit more for me?
L109[03:08:46]
<Forecaster>
basically "keep swinging until the block breaks"
L110[03:10:31]
<Paxi>
Hmm... I see. Unlike using swing for blocks in front of the block,
which the bot then takes the time to hold down left click, swinging
up and down have to be held through the program manually within the
code. Does that sum it up?
L111[03:11:01]
<Forecaster>
it shouldn't differ depending on the direction
L112[03:11:13]
<Forecaster>
I can't test right now, but try that and see if it works
better
L113[03:11:59]
<Paxi> Ah I
see. But thank you. Sorry for my rambling, feeling stressed atm and
it's a bit late where I am
L114[03:12:14]
<Paxi>
Night'all
L115[03:12:42]
<Kodos> I've
been playing too much Elite Dangerous, I think
L116[03:12:55]
<Forecaster>
why?
L117[03:14:12]
<Kodos> 100
hours played since the 23rd
L118[03:16:48]
<Forecaster>
heh
L119[03:16:58]
<Forecaster>
doesn't sound too bad to me
L120[03:20:00]
<Kodos>
Almost got enough for my T7 though ?
L121[03:21:03]
<Forecaster>
ah, nice
L122[03:21:35] <Thisguy_> What's the
terminate sequence?
L123[03:33:39]
<Forecaster>
`Ctrl + c`for soft interrupt (event that the program has to
handle)
L124[03:34:41]
<Forecaster>
`ctrl + shift + c` I think is hard interrupt that terminates the
program immediately
L125[03:36:08] <Thisguy_> I found it
L126[03:36:24] <Thisguy_> It's alt
L127[03:38:57]
<Forecaster>
I usually hold down all the modifier keys just because :P
L128[03:39:16]
<Forecaster>
I couldn't remember if it was shift or alt
L129[03:46:04] <Thisguy_> Hey, so I'm
using the tablet to listen to the nanomachines and the regular
computer to send them messages, right? I'm sending a packet that
looks like "set the response port to 1337," then I'm
using this script to listen for responses while I'm trying to ask
them questions:
https://pastebin.com/Xdc5yqvq
L130[03:46:22] <Thisguy_> What am I doing
wrong that causes this script to just sit and wait forever?
L131[03:49:05]
<Forecaster>
how far away is the computer from you?
L132[03:49:18]
<Forecaster>
I don't know what the signal strength of the nanomachines is
L133[03:49:18] <Thisguy_> I'm standing as
close as possible and I've set the signal strength to 8
L134[03:49:24] <Thisguy_> I also
don'
L135[03:49:27]
<Forecaster>
ah
L136[03:49:36] <Thisguy_> t know, which is
why the tablet is the listening device
L137[03:49:39] <Thisguy_> It's in my PAN,
basically
L138[03:50:07]
<Forecaster>
oh okay, I got that backwards
L139[03:51:32] <Thisguy_> port is a
variable of a scope equal to the loop, the loop sits waiting for
port to change to 1337, 1337 is the 'chines's response
port...
L140[03:51:48]
<Forecaster>
you have too many parameters
L141[03:51:52] <Thisguy_> I truly believe
a broadcast message is being sent on 1337
L142[03:51:58]
<Forecaster>
port is the third parameter, not the fourth
L143[03:54:04] <Thisguy_> Okay, fixed
that. I'm still hanging, though.
L144[03:54:38] <Thisguy_> Might have
forgot to set signal strength.
L145[03:55:02] <Thisguy_> ...nope, it's
8
L146[03:55:52]
<Forecaster>
I don't know why you have the loop though
L147[03:56:09]
<Forecaster>
just event.pull and then print after
L148[03:56:37] <Thisguy_> But then the
script responds to any broadcast message, like the one used to
communicate to the nanomachines, and it only gets the one.
L149[03:56:58] <Thisguy_> The whole idea
is to get the output from the 'chines
L150[03:57:02]
<Forecaster>
use a different port?
L151[03:57:11] <Thisguy_> Oh shit I'm an
idiot
L152[03:57:20] <Thisguy_> Its port 1 is
closed, so it won't hear me talking at them
L153[03:57:26]
<Forecaster>
yes
L154[03:58:19] <Thisguy_> ...I also never
actually print the message.
L155[03:59:00] <Thisguy_> Okay! I've
finally communicated at them with success. Now to get it down to
just the tablet.
L156[04:00:06]
<Forecaster>
that's simple enough
L157[04:00:36]
<Forecaster>
after sending the command there will be a sufficient delay to let
you start the wait for the return message
L158[04:01:09]
<Forecaster>
also note that opening ports is only required for listening, you do
not need to open port 1 on the tablet to broadcast on it
L159[04:01:22]
<Forecaster>
in case you didn't know that already
L160[04:03:31] <Thisguy_> I actually have
enough real life networking experience that a lot of this stuff
goes without saying for me, which is a huge boon for me
L161[04:03:40] <Thisguy_> I also run linux
a lot, so other bits I have down
L162[04:03:52] <Thisguy_> What I
definitely no longer have down is lua, which I used to be a lot
better with
L163[04:04:08] <Thisguy_> I also
definitely have never used computercraft's networking, and CC is
where I'm coming from
L164[04:04:12] <Thisguy_> I just think OC
is cooler
L165[04:04:14] <Thisguy_> =P
L166[04:05:12] <Thisguy_> So yeah, I
broadcast a "get safe inputs" request, then immediately
pulled modem_message, but the device just sits waiting.
L167[04:05:20] <Thisguy_> What
gives?
L168[04:06:59] <Thisguy_> Er
L169[04:07:03] <Thisguy_> Not that time I
guess
L170[04:07:18] <Thisguy_> Okay, so it
works... sometimes. Close enough!
L171[04:07:37] <Thisguy_> Or maybe I
forgot to set response port again. I don't know how often the
'chines forget that value.
L172[04:07:51]
<Forecaster>
they shouldn't forget it
L173[04:10:51] <Thisguy_> Okay. New issue.
Every time I ask them for a number of inputs, either safe or max, I
get back 1.1333... something. Long number, same one every time.
Does capitalization matter for the messages I send the
nanomachines? I'm using camel case, parroting back what the wiki
tells me the methods are called exactly.
L174[04:11:23]
<Forecaster>
not sure
L175[04:11:36]
<Forecaster>
I know there's a program Sangar made for this on his repo
somewhere
L176[04:14:12]
<Lizzian> so
today i realised (after someone reported it not working) that one
of the updates to the forum recently broke the twitter sign-in by
altering the callback url...
L177[04:14:23]
<Lizzian>
so, that's now fixed
L178[04:15:23]
<Forecaster>
woo
L179[04:15:48] <Izaya> Oh, so it didn't
pass the scream test.
L180[04:15:50] <Izaya> Neat.
L181[04:18:35] <Thisguy_> Hmm, so I
actually don't seem to be able to get any comprehensible message
back from my nanomachines. I'm going to google after that program
Sangar wrote to use as an example of the 'right' way to pull info
from the little bastards.
L182[04:18:41] <Thisguy_> *grk*
L183[04:18:51] <Thisguy_> Shouldn't
badmouth the tiny evil robots in my body, noted
L184[04:23:20] <Thisguy_> I've found
Sangar's github repo under the OpenComputers Programs repo, but I
don't see anything nanomachiney
L185[04:24:12]
<Forecaster>
yeah me neither
L186[04:24:24]
<Forecaster>
I recall there being something somewhere that he made, but I don't
remember where it was
L187[04:25:21] <Thisguy_> Am I getting
back tables as messages? Does tostring()ing a table result in a
number most of the time?
L189[04:26:46] <Thisguy_> Thank you so
much
L190[04:31:11] <Thisguy_> Alright... so
there's still data in between what I'm reading and what I want to
be. Cool. I just aimed message wrong.
L191[04:33:48] <Thisguy_> Really
L192[04:33:53] <Thisguy_> I think I'm
hearing my own voice here
L193[04:35:20] <Thisguy_> I might be out
of time to debug this.
L194[04:42:34]
<Forecaster>
%potion
L195[04:42:34] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a light purple potion
L196[04:42:39]
<Forecaster>
%drink ^
L197[04:42:39] <MichiBot> Forecaster turns
into a newt.
L198[04:42:45]
<Forecaster>
well shoot
L199[04:43:47] <Izaya> do not shoot
newt
L200[04:43:49]
<Lizzian> in
other news, another IP added to my postfix's insta reject
list
L201[04:44:01]
<Lizzian>
%potion
L202[04:44:03] <Thisguy_> You know what?
I've fucking got the hang of it now
L203[04:44:02] <MichiBot> Lizzian: You get
a porous chocolate potion
L204[04:44:07]
<Lizzian>
%drink ^
L205[04:44:07] <MichiBot> Lizzian gains an
extra strand of hair on their face.
L206[04:44:15]
<Lizzian> OH
FUCK OFF
L207[04:44:18] <Thisguy_> I just had to
buckle down and play with it and now I've got it and now I have to
get up in 3 hours
L208[04:44:21] <Thisguy_> Good night
all!
L209[04:44:30]
<Forecaster>
sounds fun
L210[04:44:35]
<Lizzian>
good luck with the getting up again
L211[04:45:01] <Izaya> o/
L212[04:48:21]
<Lizzian> 15
attempts from some shitty spammers to send me spam. luckily none of
the attempts actually make it through and i only know there was 15
attempts because postfix emails me the smtp transcript of failed
ones (until i manually add a reject against the IP, they only get
temporary error codes so keep trying, but after the reject they get
a permenant error code)
L213[04:48:50]
<Forecaster>
poor spammers
L214[04:49:34]
<Lizzian>
i'll just redirect them to you!
L215[04:49:37]
<Lizzian>
jk
L216[04:50:25]
<Lizzian>
i've put time and effort into making sure that my domain doesn't
get marked as spam so i'm not gonna start attempting to forward on
spam
L217[04:51:34]
<Forecaster>
:P
L218[04:55:27] <Corded> * <Lizzian>
wonders if there's a way to make fail2ban instances talk to each
other so they can all be kept up-to-date with blocks and
stuff
L219[04:58:34] <Thisguy_> Before I go,
what exactly do the nanomachines' inputs *do*?
L220[04:59:25]
<Forecaster>
apply effects to you I tihnk
L221[04:59:28]
<Forecaster>
apply effects to you I think [Edited]
L222[04:59:55] <Thisguy_> Input 1 doesn't
seem to. Is there a place I can read what they do, rather than
painstakingly experiment with it?
L223[05:00:32] <Thisguy_> Oh shit, input 2
is resistance
L224[05:01:45]
<Forecaster>
they're random each time you injest nanobots
L225[05:01:59]
<Forecaster>
some will be empty
L226[05:02:05]
<Forecaster>
others will have negative effects
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L229[05:03:58] <Thisguy_> That's very
weird but very cool
L230[05:04:03] <Thisguy_> I love this
mechanic lol
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L234[05:14:03]
<Kodos>
%potion
L235[05:14:04] <MichiBot> Kodos: You get a
smelly citrus potion
L236[05:14:06]
<Kodos>
%drink ^
L237[05:14:06] <MichiBot> Kodos loses one
point of agility.
L238[05:14:10]
<Kodos>
Welp
L239[05:14:25]
<Kodos>
Shower's done. Back to the trucking
L240[05:14:36]
<Forecaster>
space trucking?
L241[05:15:33]
<Kodos>
Yes
L242[05:15:41]
<Kodos> I
even have a Deep Purple radio station on my Pandora
L243[05:16:11]
<Kodos> err
iHeart I guess
L244[05:16:14]
<Kodos>
Always forget which I use
L246[06:22:07]
<Forecaster>
The Singularity
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L248[06:23:41] *
Izaya edits, replaces name with "Project
Singularity"
L249[06:24:50]
<Forecaster>
:P
L250[06:24:58] <Izaya> Much
catchier.
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L252[06:51:10]
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L254[07:34:27] <Izaya> is that light
enough for you? >:D
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L256[07:46:42] <Skye> tfw miniOS is no
longer the smol os
L257[07:47:01] *
Izaya laughs manically
L258[07:47:11] <Izaya> For my next trick,
I'll write a worthwhile editor
L259[07:47:24] <Skye> noooo
L260[07:52:11] <ben_mkiv> just put the
whole OS in the cloud
L261[07:52:19] <ben_mkiv> and just ship
the loader :>
L262[07:52:33] <Izaya> That won't help
memory usage though
L263[07:53:14] <ben_mkiv> then run the
whole OS in the cloud and just ship a minitel client
L264[07:53:32] <Izaya> now that's an
interesting idea
L265[07:54:07]
<Forecaster>
call it "clintel"
L266[07:54:09] <ben_mkiv> real linux which
can bind your OC devices to /dev /proc and such xD
L267[07:55:44] <Izaya> 22.8KB on
disk
L268[07:56:14] <Izaya> A more practical
idea, I think, is downloading the OS files into the tmpfs over the
local network and booting from that
L269[07:56:50] <Izaya> oh, only 18KB on
disk
L270[07:56:53] <Izaya> neat
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<Wuerfel_21>
is the code compressed?
L273[08:06:23] <Izaya> nope, not even
minified
L274[08:06:29] <Izaya> full comments
L275[08:06:45]
<Wuerfel_21>
that's tiny
L276[08:07:33] <Izaya> blergh, dealing
with event.listen without access to the daemon's hook list will be
a pain :|
L277[08:07:56] <Izaya> maybe I should just
implement the event API on PsychOS2
L278[08:07:57]
<TheFox>
%tonk
L279[08:07:57] <MichiBot> Fudge! TheFox!
You beat Mimiru's previous record of 4 hours, 54 minutes and 59
seconds! I hope you're happy!
L280[08:07:58] <MichiBot> TheFox's new
record is 9 hours, 13 minutes and 19 seconds! 4 hours, 18 minutes
and 19 seconds gained!
L281[08:07:59]
<Wuerfel_21>
needs more LZMA2
L282[08:08:12]
<TheFox>
Greetings, fellow humans
L283[08:08:45] <Izaya> I feel like running
a process for each listener would be hideously inefficient
L284[08:10:32] <Izaya> maybe having a
separate library for each OS would be reasonable :|
L285[08:16:35]
<Forecaster>
possibly
L286[08:18:09]
<Wuerfel_21>
add a preprocessor to lua ?
L287[08:18:23]
<Wuerfel_21>
and then do #ifdef magic
L290[08:22:29] <ben_mkiv> now the
flatpanels can be turned to render without model xD
L291[08:22:46] <Izaya> thought you were
using a projector or something
L292[08:23:08] <ben_mkiv> no, its pimped
OC T3 Screens
L293[08:23:36] <ben_mkiv> which you can
tilt on x/y axis
L294[08:25:32] <Izaya> neat
L295[08:27:14]
<TheFox> You
should implement a wall projector from this!
L296[08:27:37] <ben_mkiv> nah, they wont
work that well in minecraft
L297[08:28:08] <ben_mkiv> the shadows
would be cubic from the rectangular hitboxes
L298[08:28:16] <ben_mkiv> when someone
walks within the beam
L299[08:29:37]
<TheFox> Or
just leave this in and we can have fun with it this way then, as I
now understand your point.
L300[08:29:55] <Izaya> hear me out
L301[08:30:07] <Izaya> draw a line until
it hits a block from the projector
L302[08:30:11] <Izaya> that is your
reference point
L303[08:30:39]
<TheFox> I
think Izaya and I are thinking about this the same way. Or I'm just
wishful
L304[08:30:57] <Izaya> oh no my phone is
catching up with the notifications
L305[08:31:03] <ben_mkiv> well theres
another problem
L306[08:31:09] <Izaya> please hold while
myu screen is swarmed with notifications
L307[08:31:20] <ben_mkiv> minecraft wont
render stuff for the TileEntity when its not in the field of view
of a player
L308[08:31:29] <Izaya> scale the image
based on the distance between the projector and the reference point
and draw the image as an independent texture in the world
L309[08:31:34] <ben_mkiv> so if you wont
see the projector but the wall you cant see anything rendered on
the wall
L310[08:32:19]
<TheFox>
Well... yeah that would complicate things.
L311[08:35:00]
<TheFox>
Surely there is some 'efficent' work around tho. There are mods out
there that do this yeah?
L312[08:35:01]
<TheFox> Idk
tho I never particularly got in to mod work in mc.
L313[08:36:29] <ben_mkiv> they probably
spawn tileentities where stuff should be rendered
L314[08:36:48] <ben_mkiv> which then
render the stuff, but it probably aint that easy for OC
L315[08:36:55] <ben_mkiv> as you still
need the data from the computer to render
L316[08:37:18] <ben_mkiv> its probably
possible with some dirty magic, but not sure if its worth the
effort
L317[08:59:38]
<Lizzian>
right, now that hopefully work work has died down for the rest of
the day i can start coding some OC stuff
L318[09:08:33]
<Lizzian>
hmm, gitkraken can't push to my openprograms repo over https
git
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L325[10:09:50]
<Compu>
ben_mkiv flat panels? what mod adds those?
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L327[10:39:23]
<Ben> none
yet
L328[10:39:53]
<Ben> none
yet @Compu they probably get into official OpenSecurity at some
point [Edited]
L329[10:40:21]
<Ben> or
standalone mod, not sure yet if they really fit OS theme
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L331[11:57:09] <Michiyo> Well, the
original goal for them was to stay pretty simple, didn't expect
them to become t3 monitors basically... lol
L332[11:57:26] <Michiyo> Was going for a
simple setText() method or something... lol
L333[12:02:04] <ben_mkiv> yea but i need
some challenges... and this actually is one
L334[12:02:21] <ben_mkiv> as i cant figure
out why they always place facing north, while i can rotate them
fine -.-
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L337[12:26:03] <ben_mkiv> is anyone here
familiar with scala?
L339[12:26:37] <MichiBot>
Java Forever
And Ever Movie (Java vs Windows .Net) | length:
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L340[12:26:58] <ben_mkiv> with Scala
Johansson :>
L341[12:39:45] <simon816> +1 JavaZone is
great
L342[12:50:25] <Lizzy> Vexatos, in the
programs.cfg on an OpenPrograms repo, am i able to specify a
dependancy but not choose where to put it and let the package i'm
depending on define where it goes?
L343[12:54:07] <Vexatos> no
L344[12:54:27] <Vexatos> well if you
specify "/" then you are just relaying whatever is
default
L345[12:54:36] <Lizzy> ah, okay
L346[14:35:06] <Inari> %potion
L347[14:35:06] <MichiBot> Inari: You get a
muddy green potion
L348[14:35:08] <Inari> %drink ^
L349[14:35:08] <MichiBot> Inari remembers
an important appointment.
L350[14:35:18] *
Inari orders 500 of those
L351[14:37:26] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L352[14:37:27] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
CompanionCube, you were not able to beat TheFox's record of 9
hours, 13 minutes and 19 seconds this time.
L353[14:37:28] <MichiBot> 6 hours, 29
minutes and 29 seconds were wasted! Missed by 2 hours, 43 minutes
and 49 seconds!
L354[14:37:32] <CompanionCube> dman
L355[14:39:59] <Inari> %tink
L356[14:46:51] <AmandaC> Inari: D:
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L359[15:16:04] <Inari> %loot
L360[15:16:05] <MichiBot> Inari: You get a
loot box! It contains a radioactive teapot.
L361[15:16:09] <Inari> yay
L363[15:23:23] <AmandaC> Game-start tiles
added by what?
L364[15:24:15] <Inari> Pin Stream
L365[15:24:18] <Inari> *Steam
L366[15:24:21] <Inari> It's on the windows
store
L367[15:24:22] <AmandaC> I see
L368[15:40:11]
<ZefTheFox>
So
L369[15:40:17]
<ZefTheFox>
I found out terraria has logic gates
L370[15:40:24]
<ZefTheFox>
and now I might make a computer in it
L372[15:52:52]
<Mimiru> Yay
sitting at the DMV
L373[15:54:00]
<Mimiru>
Shoot me
L374[15:57:54]
<Forecaster>
you're out of my range unfortunately
L375[15:58:06]
<Forecaster>
can we orbital strike the building?
L376[16:00:06] <stephan48> ah my
neighbours found out throu my complaining and i hope common sense
that 23:00 is not a good time to play music on full volume
L378[16:02:01] <MichiBot>
NHK
Pururin | length:
1m 41s | Likes:
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23 Views:
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Murukiyashi
| Published On 14/12/2006
L379[16:03:10] <stephan48> i have no
speakers or headphones currently attached to the notebook. which i
believe might be a good thing
L380[16:03:28] <Inari> Just play it at
full volume
L381[16:03:36] <Inari> Oh wait
L382[16:03:41] <Inari> Yours doesn't have
internal ones? Bah
L383[16:03:41] <Inari> :p
L384[16:03:51] <stephan48> probably. never
use them throu
L385[16:04:20] <stephan48> i could move
over to the PC and steal the bluetooth dongle... but efforts
L386[16:05:14] <stephan48> to bad they are
moving out tomorrow... or i could have invested tomorrow evening
with figuring out how to send stuff to their damned bluetooth
speaker
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L388[16:34:55] *
Inari celebrates
L389[16:35:02] <Inari> For I finalyl know
which stupid song this reminded me of
L390[16:54:11]
<Forecaster>
Time for fireworks
L391[16:54:19]
<Forecaster>
%shell
L392[16:54:19] *
MichiBot loads a love-letter signed with a pair of panties into a
shell and fires it. It strikes dustinm`. They take 6 damage.
quantsini and fingercomp stood too close and take 4 and 4 damage
respectively.
L393[16:54:42]
<Forecaster>
Well then
L394[16:54:54] <Inari> Lewd
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<Forecaster>
Yeah, I wonder who added that item :P
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<Kleadron>
ok guys give me suggestions on what features to put in my reactor
monitoring program that i probably won't finish
L406[18:35:57]
<Kleadron>
note, its specificall for the big reactors / extreme reactors
mod
L407[18:36:05]
<Kleadron>
note, its specificaly for the big reactors / extreme reactors mod
[Edited]
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L409[19:56:56] <Izaya> eyes that follow
the cursor
L410[19:57:56] <Kleadron> give me an api
to track the mouse pointer without clicking and works with
MiniOS
L411[19:58:25] <Izaya> won't do it
withoutclicking
L412[19:58:30] <Izaya> but
L413[19:58:34] <Izaya> ~w event
L415[19:58:37] <Izaya> there you go
L416[20:27:01] <Kleadron> with the new
update system on my program i have a nice scan line
L417[20:27:09] <Kleadron> the screen is
updating too fast
L418[20:27:41] <Kleadron> also controls
dont respond
L419[20:28:28] <Izaya> oh that reminds
me
L420[20:28:38] <Izaya> I now have one
version of the minitel daemon that works on all supported OSes
:D
L421[20:29:03] <Kleadron> mfw im still
using OC 1.7.2
L422[20:30:39] <Kleadron> i added a small
delay for the main loop
L423[20:30:45] <Kleadron> its working much
better now
L424[20:35:02] <Kleadron> the new program
counter i built into the code allows the program to check for a key
press every update but only updates certain things on a specific
counter tick
L425[20:38:42] <Kleadron> im gona add some
debug numbers
L426[20:43:04] <Kleadron> i can probably
improve the window system to draw every segment with the text
instead of seperately
L427[21:20:13] <Izaya> ~w event
L429[21:20:21] <Izaya> aight, let's
reimplement this - badly :D
L430[21:21:58] <Kleadron> i wonder how bad
you could do it
L431[21:22:33] <Izaya> one process for
each event.listen is my target :D
L432[21:22:45] <Izaya> (of course, these
will die when the process that created them dies, but anyway)
L433[21:28:49] <Kleadron> i added an
option to invert the screen of my reactor control monitor
L434[21:29:54] <Izaya> >:D
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L438[21:41:16]
<Ernos> hey,
am I able to use one modem to send data over multiple ports at the
same time?
L439[21:41:43]
<Ernos> I am
gonna have a heavily computerized base, and will need multiple
ports running in unison
L440[21:43:25] <Izaya> I don't believe you
can, though I'm not sure why you couldn't just do some form of
multicast on one port
L441[21:45:19]
<Ernos> ok,
I'll do that
L442[21:56:04] <Izaya> ~w
table.insert
L444[22:18:37] <CompanionCube> %tonk
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L446[22:18:45] <CompanionCube> rip
L447[22:22:18] <Mimiru> bad news... you
were early
L448[22:22:49] <Mimiru> [12:37:17]
<CompanionCube> %tonk it's now 20:22
L449[22:23:07] <Mimiru> and record of 9
hours, 13 minutes and 19 seconds
L450[22:24:40] <Izaya> so
L451[22:24:42] <Izaya> good news:
L452[22:24:45] <Izaya> event.listen
works
L453[22:24:47] <Izaya> bad news:
L454[22:24:51] <Izaya> event.ignore
doesn't
L455[22:27:30] <Kleadron> event.ignore is
event.ignoring you
L456[22:28:07] <Izaya> tfw
L457[22:28:18] <Izaya> that said, it does
die when the parent dies so that's good
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L459[22:40:48] <Izaya> aight, magic
numbers eliminated :D
L460[22:41:21] <Izaya> I can kill event
listeners fairly easily
L461[22:41:35] <Kleadron> my reactor
program is now at a functional-enough state for an alpha
release
L462[22:42:01] <Izaya> this is either
excellent or terrible I can't tell which
L464[22:43:03] <Kleadron> better coding
skills than mine
L465[22:43:52] <Izaya> event.pull isn't
very tested but it should work fine in theory
L466[22:47:31]
<TheFox>
%tonk
L467[22:47:42]
<TheFox>
Michibot >.> wake up!
L468[22:48:45] <Kleadron> what are you
actually making Izaya
L469[22:48:53]
<TheFox>
annd just form a brief look, Izaya. I say excellent. Cause it looks
like it would work. Perfect rigging
L470[22:49:05]
<TheFox>
that and sucking up never hurt
L471[22:49:11] <Izaya> haha
L472[22:49:20] <Izaya> Kleadron: I'm
writing the event lib for PsychOS 2
L473[22:49:23] <Izaya> and as far as I can
tell
L474[22:49:27] <Izaya> it works
perfectly
L475[22:49:52] <Kleadron> neat
L476[22:50:03] <Izaya> given I
successfully opened a minitel socket from one computer to another
that is listening for connections and sent data between them
L477[22:50:06] <Izaya> :D
L479[22:53:37] <Kleadron> nice
L480[23:12:20] <payonel> Izaya:
event.ignore doesn't work when/how?
L481[23:13:37] <Izaya> payonel: when I
write it badly
L482[23:13:44] <Izaya> (working on my OS,
dw OpenOS is fine)
L483[23:13:48] <Izaya> that said
L484[23:14:00] <payonel> dw?
L485[23:14:06] <Izaya> don't worry
L486[23:14:09] <payonel> ah
L487[23:14:09] <Izaya> payonel: I can now
use the same version of Minitel on both OpenOS and PsychOS2
:D
L488[23:15:25] <payonel> i like when
things work
L489[23:15:57] <Izaya> There's a little
bit at the start and end that runs differently dependent on OS and
I think adding KOS NEO to unified Minitel might be a bit of a
stretch but I'll give it a go
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L493[23:41:28] <Izaya> >GitHub Free now
includes unlimited private repositories.
L494[23:41:33] *
Izaya squints
L495[23:42:51] <Kleadron> time to make a
proprietary repo for my opencomputers software
L496[23:46:05] <Mimiru> MichiBot is no
longer open source.
L497[23:47:00] <Mimiru> Well, not that I
was ACTUALLY going to do it..
L498[23:47:11] <Mimiru> but teams, it
seems do not count.
L499[23:49:57] <Kleadron> miniwindows
0.000 to infinity and beyond is now proprietary software
L500[23:50:24] <Izaya> today's thought:
PsychOS2 doesn't even have a GH repo
L501[23:50:27] <Izaya> fun
L503[23:50:56] <Mimiru> If I really
wanted... I've got gitlab
L504[23:51:02] <Mimiru> it's used for
other stuff..