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L16[01:33:49] <payonel>
@"Z0idburg" where do you want #include <algorithm>
?
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L19[02:15:32] <Izaya> asie: do you know
what valid options there are for Buildcraft's S:chunkLoadLevel
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L21[02:23:07] <Izaya> [19:22:55] [Server
thread/WARN] [opencomputers]: Error handling file saving: Did the
server never start?
L22[02:23:21] <Izaya> payonel: is this
related to that OpenJDK bug?
L23[02:23:36] <Izaya> well, OpenJDK-related
bug, I guess
L24[02:24:57] <Mimiru> I get that on my
windows box with OracleJDK
L25[02:25:03] <Izaya> writing to disks and
floppies works fine but persistence is a little wack
L26[02:32:09] <Izaya> turned off
bufferChanges and the neither that nor the "Did the server
start?" error are appearing
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L29[02:35:19] <Izaya> oh and in restarting
the server, it's no longer using 10GB of virtual memory
L30[02:35:22] <Izaya> only 9
L31[02:35:24] <Izaya> how nice
L32[02:36:10] <Izaya> S3: hopefully
persistence for OC computers will be more reliable now
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L34[02:37:29] <Izaya> okay, bufferChanges:
ehhhhh
L35[02:37:40] <Izaya> ima leave that off I
think
L36[02:46:43] <Izaya> Okay persistence is
still wonk
L37[02:46:56] <Izaya> Not running latest
though so \o/
L38[03:08:35] 
<Forecaster>
%tonk
<Forecaster>
%tonkL39[03:08:36] <MichiBot> Heckgosh!
Forecaster! You beat Zef's previous record of 13 minutes and 34
seconds! I hope you're happy!
L40[03:08:37] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 3 hours, 57 minutes and 24 seconds! 3 hours, 43 minutes
and 49 seconds gained!
L41[03:23:24] <asie> Izaya: for 1.10+?
no
L42[03:24:01] <Izaya> all good
L43[03:30:41] <Izaya> aight all good
L44[03:30:44] <Izaya> wait I said
that
L45[03:34:23] <Forecaster>
double positive negates! panic!
<Forecaster>
double positive negates! panic!L46[04:00:45] ⇨
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L58[06:20:31] <Vazde> Hi. Is there a way to
read NBT the tag information when reading items from an AE2 network
when using getItemsInNetwork (or something similiar)? So far I've
been able to see that an item has hasTag set to true.
L59[06:21:13] <ben_mkiv> no you cant
L60[06:22:05] <Vazde> Oh :/
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L63[07:00:13] <Inari> %inv add an immodest
test of strength
L64[07:00:14] *
MichiBot summons 'an immodest test of strength' and adds to her
inventory. This seems rather fragile...
L65[07:12:04] <Forecaster>
%potion
<Forecaster>
%potionL66[07:12:04] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a fluffy sky potion
L67[07:12:08] <Forecaster>
%drink ^
<Forecaster>
%drink ^L68[07:12:08] <MichiBot> Forecaster's nail
turns to the color of yellow.
L69[07:12:46] <Inari> %potion
L70[07:12:46] <MichiBot> Inari: You get a
thick strawberry potion
L71[07:12:48] <Inari> %drink ^
L72[07:12:48] <MichiBot> Inari temporarily
gains the ability to summon safety pins.
L73[07:13:07] *
Inari gives AmandaC a sinister grin as the summons safety
pins
L74[07:13:48] <Inari> *she
L75[07:14:04] <Forecaster>
*thee
<Forecaster>
*theeL76[07:21:42] ⇨
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L78[07:39:15] <Z0idburg>
Turns out Lua patterns are missing something really trivial
<Z0idburg>
Turns out Lua patterns are missing something really trivialL79[07:39:31] <Z0idburg>
so I have decided just to use string.find and manually split
<Z0idburg>
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L82[07:50:43] <Z0idburg>
%tell payonel ocvm inet_http.cpp in drivers is missing #include
<algorithm> needed for std::search. Is this OS dependant? if
so, I can add a preprocessing directive for it. Otherwise, it will
not compile on my Debian test shell.
<Z0idburg>
%tell payonel ocvm inet_http.cpp in drivers is missing #include
<algorithm> needed for std::search. Is this OS dependant? if
so, I can add a preprocessing directive for it. Otherwise, it will
not compile on my Debian test shell.L83[07:50:44] <MichiBot> Z0idburg: payonel
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L84[07:53:19] <Z0idburg>
@Wattana Gaming Do you use ocvm, by the way?
<Z0idburg>
@Wattana Gaming Do you use ocvm, by the way?L85[07:53:50] <Z0idburg> I
use it quite a bit when I'm doing OS dev stuffs on OC
<Z0idburg> I
use it quite a bit when I'm doing OS dev stuffs on OCL86[08:16:52] *
AmandaC stirs awake, wonders why the blankets won't let her
out
L87[08:19:30] <Z0idburg>
Untested, but something like this should do the trick
<Z0idburg>
Untested, but something like this should do the trickL89[08:20:25] <Z0idburg>
should split foo\rbar\n into "foo", "\r",
"bar", "\n"
<Z0idburg>
should split foo\rbar\n into "foo", "\r",
"bar", "\n"L90[08:20:33] <Z0idburg>
and return a table
<Z0idburg>
and return a tableL91[08:21:03] <Z0idburg>
time to test ?
<Z0idburg>
time to test ?L92[08:30:12] *
AmandaC claws her way to freedom, shredding a hole in Inari's
sheets
L93[08:32:04] <Z0idburg>
You know when my other half stays in bed
<Z0idburg>
You know when my other half stays in bedL94[08:32:52] <Z0idburg>
and tells me they can't get out thats when I've learned you need to
grab the blankets and wave them until she gets cold
<Z0idburg>
and tells me they can't get out thats when I've learned you need to
grab the blankets and wave them until she gets coldL95[08:33:07] <Z0idburg>
rip them right off the bed and wake her up
<Z0idburg>
rip them right off the bed and wake her upL96[08:33:11] <Z0idburg>
]
<Z0idburg>
]L97[08:33:28] <Z0idburg>
the spatula hitting pans is not as effective
<Z0idburg>
the spatula hitting pans is not as effectiveL98[08:40:38] <Z0idburg>
fixed the syntax errors an it works!
<Z0idburg>
fixed the syntax errors an it works!L99[08:57:08] <AmandaC> That's rather rude,
sophia
L100[09:00:22] <Z0idburg>
when the suns up theres stuff to do
<Z0idburg>
when the suns up theres stuff to doL101[09:28:46] <Zef>
%tonk
<Zef>
%tonkL102[09:28:47] <MichiBot> Aw jeez! Zef!
You beat Forecaster's previous record of 3 hours, 57 minutes and 24
seconds! I hope you're happy!
L103[09:28:48] <MichiBot> Zef's new record
is 6 hours, 20 minutes and 11 seconds! 2 hours, 22 minutes and 46
seconds gained!
L104[09:41:23] <Teek> Can
someone teach me?
<Teek> Can
someone teach me?L105[09:41:28] <Zef>
Specify
<Zef>
SpecifyL106[09:42:03] <Too Many
Programming Languages> I'm confused what oc uses
<Too Many
Programming Languages> I'm confused what oc usesL107[09:42:16] <ben_mkiv> Lua
L108[09:42:28] <Too Many
Programming Languages> As a base?
<Too Many
Programming Languages> As a base?L109[09:42:46] <ben_mkiv> ingame for
writing scripts on computers
L110[09:42:55] <ben_mkiv> opencomputers
mod is written in scala
L111[09:43:04] <Zef> Also
refer to the channel rules for your nickname
<Zef> Also
refer to the channel rules for your nicknameL112[09:43:11] <Zef> I
think that's too long
<Zef> I
think that's too longL113[09:44:25] <Zef> Lua is
the base and it does expand on jt
<Zef> Lua is
the base and it does expand on jtL114[09:44:34] <Zef>
%wiki
<Zef>
%wikiL115[09:44:35] <MichiBot> Zef: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki - *Wiki -
Wikipedia*: "A wiki is a website on which users
collaboratively modify content and structure directly from the web
browser. In a typical wiki, text is written using a
simplified ..."
L116[09:44:43] <Zef> Nope
lol
<Zef> Nope
lolL117[09:45:06] <13Libraries> I'm gonna die
<13Libraries> I'm gonna dieL118[09:45:21] <13Libraries> Ever since I've stopped
programming
<13Libraries> Ever since I've stopped
programmingL119[09:45:58] <13Libraries> 13 languages or more have
merged
<13Libraries> 13 languages or more have
mergedL120[09:46:12] <AmandaC> k...?
L121[09:46:29] <13
Libraries?> It hurtss
<13
Libraries?> It hurtssL122[09:46:41] <Inari> have merged?
L123[09:46:59] <Forecaster>
don't look directly at it without safety equipment
<Forecaster>
don't look directly at it without safety equipmentL124[09:47:45] <13
Libraries?> Basically I can start off in C++ and have java,
python and stuff mixed in it
<13
Libraries?> Basically I can start off in C++ and have java,
python and stuff mixed in itL125[09:48:06] <Inari> ?
L126[09:48:07] <13
Libraries?> My teacher was like. TF you doing
<13
Libraries?> My teacher was like. TF you doingL127[09:48:37] <Inari> I mean, you can do
that if you're really into interop, or microservices :P
L128[09:48:51] <13
Libraries?> Sighs
<13
Libraries?> SighsL129[09:49:32] <13
Libraries?> It's too many. And it's all crossing to the point I
feel like completely erasing my memory
<13
Libraries?> It's too many. And it's all crossing to the point I
feel like completely erasing my memoryL130[09:49:50] <Inari> So, don't do
it?
L131[09:49:54] <13
Libraries?> Can someone teach me OC from scratch?
<13
Libraries?> Can someone teach me OC from scratch?L132[09:51:18] <13
Libraries?> Oh. Forecaster is in mindustry
<13
Libraries?> Oh. Forecaster is in mindustryL133[09:52:19] <Forecaster>
I'm in a lot of places
<Forecaster>
I'm in a lot of placesL134[09:52:43] <Inari> At once?!
L135[09:54:23] <13
Libraries?> Hm
<13
Libraries?> HmL136[09:54:28] <13
Libraries?> High places
<13
Libraries?> High placesL137[09:54:59] <Z0idburg>
13 Libraries, you put a computer together, stick an openos floppy
disk or something in it, you're good to start!
<Z0idburg>
13 Libraries, you put a computer together, stick an openos floppy
disk or something in it, you're good to start!L138[09:55:10] <13
Grimores> Already did
<13
Grimores> Already didL139[09:55:20] <13
Grimores> I meant system wise
<13
Grimores> I meant system wiseL140[09:55:52] <13
Grimores> Also how do I use the other stuff like servers and
webs and micro cons
<13
Grimores> Also how do I use the other stuff like servers and
webs and micro consL141[09:57:21] <Z0idburg>
well the system is written in Lua by defaults
<Z0idburg>
well the system is written in Lua by defaultsL142[09:57:26] <Z0idburg>
default*
<Z0idburg>
default*L143[09:57:44] <Z0idburg>
so you'll want to learn Lua, fortunately it's a very simple
language
<Z0idburg>
so you'll want to learn Lua, fortunately it's a very simple
languageL144[09:58:03] <Inari> And a very annoying
one
L145[09:58:15] <Z0idburg>
Lol
<Z0idburg>
LolL146[09:58:39] <Z0idburg>
Sometimes its simplicity means it lacks things it should
have..
<Z0idburg>
Sometimes its simplicity means it lacks things it should
have..L147[09:59:20] <Inari> Lets just use the
simplest of all
L148[09:59:21] <Inari> SUBLEQ
L149[09:59:22] <Z0idburg>
Anyways, to interact with your minecraft world you will be working
with components
<Z0idburg>
Anyways, to interact with your minecraft world you will be working
with componentsL150[09:59:37] <Z0idburg>
components are the device model of the open computers world
interaction with Minecraft
<Z0idburg>
components are the device model of the open computers world
interaction with MinecraftL151[09:59:58] <Z0idburg>
they are similar to peripherals in Computer Craft
<Z0idburg>
they are similar to peripherals in Computer CraftL152[10:00:30] <Z0idburg>
additionally, components can fire events that you can receive and
work with.
<Z0idburg>
additionally, components can fire events that you can receive and
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gtty is coming along. I wonder how big it is minified
<Z0idburg>
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L156[10:57:01] <Z0idburg>
so far 522 bytes
<Z0idburg>
so far 522 bytesL157[11:11:39] ⇦
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L158[11:17:13] <Lizzy> %tonk
L159[11:17:14] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Lizzy,
you were not able to beat Zef's record of 6 hours, 20 minutes and
11 seconds this time.
L160[11:17:15] <MichiBot> 1 hour, 48
minutes and 27 seconds were wasted! Missed by 4 hours, 31 minutes
and 43 seconds!
L161[11:17:56] <Lizzy> bugger
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L169[11:47:52] <Kleadron>
debugger
<Kleadron>
debuggerL170[11:48:28] ⇦
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L172[11:49:26] <Forecaster>
you're a debugger! D:<
<Forecaster>
you're a debugger! D:<L173[11:52:41] <Zef> I
debug as hard as I tonk ;)
<Zef> I
debug as hard as I tonk ;)L174[11:58:37] <Kleadron>
%tonk
<Kleadron>
%tonkL175[11:58:38] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
Kleadron, you were not able to beat Zef's record of 6 hours, 20
minutes and 11 seconds this time.
L176[11:58:39] <MichiBot> 41 minutes and
23 seconds were wasted! Missed by 5 hours, 38 minutes and 47
seconds!
L177[11:58:55] <Kleadron>
debugger
<Kleadron>
debuggerL178[11:59:44] <Forecaster>
you use exploits to debug then
<Forecaster>
you use exploits to debug thenL179[12:18:17] <Zef> Does
anyone here have any idea of how to fix shaders?
<Zef> Does
anyone here have any idea of how to fix shaders?L180[12:19:05] <Zef> For
some reason night time is as bright as the day
<Zef> For
some reason night time is as bright as the dayL181[12:49:10] <Zef>
Nevermind
<Zef>
NevermindL182[12:49:18] <Zef> Mod
incompatibilities
<Zef> Mod
incompatibilitiesL183[12:49:36] <Zef> The
sun was literally following my cursor
<Zef> The
sun was literally following my cursorL184[12:51:00] ⇦
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L187[13:24:07] <Zef> Dude
the rtg generator seems cool lol
<Zef> Dude
the rtg generator seems cool lolL188[13:35:50]
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L192[13:47:25] <Izaya> Realistic Terrain
Gen?
L193[13:54:55] <Inari> How did a mod
compatibility make the sun follow your cursor
L194[13:57:27] <13
Grimores> %tonk
<13
Grimores> %tonkL195[13:57:48] <13
Grimores> What's IRC
<13
Grimores> What's IRCL196[13:57:49] <Mimiru> it doesn't like
spaces in names.
L197[13:58:07] <Mimiru> IRC is IRC, it's
the OG chat system
L198[13:58:13] <Mimiru> %g IRC
L199[13:58:14] <MichiBot> Mimiru: https://www.rescue.org/ - *International Rescue
Committee (IRC)*: "The International Rescue Committee (IRC)
responds to the world's worst humanitarian crises and helps people
to survive and rebuild their lives. Find out
how ..."
L200[13:58:17] <Mimiru> wat
L201[13:58:18] <Mimiru> no
L202[13:58:22] <Mimiru> %g Internet Relay
Chat
L203[13:58:23] <MichiBot> Mimiru: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Relay_Chat -
*Internet Relay Chat - Wikipedia*: "Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
is an application layer protocol that facilitates communication in
the form of text. The chat process works on a client/server
networking ..."
L204[13:58:48] <13
Grimores> I mean where's the other end
<13
Grimores> I mean where's the other endL205[13:59:43] <Izaya>
ircs://irc.esper.net:6697/oc
L206[14:07:33] <Inari> https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/309529094452936705/544214520432820245/51665026_2378835809016605_8579569259661754368_n.jpg
L208[14:25:13] <13
Grimores> HRNNNGHGHGHHHHHHGHHH
<13
Grimores> HRNNNGHGHGHHHHHHGHHHL209[14:26:08] <Izaya> so what's the
recommended ship mod nowadays?
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L211[14:38:48] <Zef>
https://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=Radioisotope_Thermoelectric_Generator
<Zef>
https://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=Radioisotope_Thermoelectric_GeneratorL212[14:38:52] <Zef> This
RTG
<Zef> This
RTGL213[14:39:17] <Zef> It was
astral sourcery
<Zef> It was
astral sourceryL214[14:39:59] <Izaya> oh okay
L215[14:40:07] <Izaya> those are nice in
KSP for small probes
L216[15:07:13] <Z0idburg>
Hi
<Z0idburg>
HiL217[15:07:36] <Z0idburg>
Izaya:
<Z0idburg>
Izaya:L219[15:07:39] <Z0idburg>
works like magic ?
<Z0idburg>
works like magic ?L220[15:24:56] <Count
Orlok> hey guys, it seems that the compass directions in the
sides API don't actually equate to their in game equivalent, but
instead are relative to the computer case
<Count
Orlok> hey guys, it seems that the compass directions in the
sides API don't actually equate to their in game equivalent, but
instead are relative to the computer caseL221[15:25:02] <Count
Orlok> is this intentional?
<Count
Orlok> is this intentional?L222[15:25:44] <Mimiru> yes
L223[15:25:54] <Izaya> S3: is this for the
ANSI terminal?
L224[15:26:14] <Izaya> in-game compass
points towards spawn, unless you mean the F3 directions
L225[15:26:28] <Count
Orlok> yeah I meant F3 directions
<Count
Orlok> yeah I meant F3 directionsL226[15:26:53] <Count
Orlok> I kinda misunderstood it and thought that the directions
were absolute when using compass directions
<Count
Orlok> I kinda misunderstood it and thought that the directions
were absolute when using compass directionsL227[15:26:55] <Count
Orlok> ah well
<Count
Orlok> ah wellL228[15:42:28] <Wuerfel_21>
https://www.latlmes.com/tech/discord-is-shutting-down-as-of-25th-february-2019-after-investors-cash-out-loss-1
<Wuerfel_21>
https://www.latlmes.com/tech/discord-is-shutting-down-as-of-25th-february-2019-after-investors-cash-out-loss-1L229[15:43:04] <Bob> Yea i
know that :GWsabianGKUser:
<Bob> Yea i
know that :GWsabianGKUser:L230[15:44:23] <Izaya> hm
L231[15:44:30] <Izaya> wonder where that
originally came from
L232[15:44:45] <Izaya> I assume the whole
site does something similar
L233[15:50:44] <Kodos>
Wuerfel, you know that's not the actual LA Times site, right?
<Kodos>
Wuerfel, you know that's not the actual LA Times site, right?L234[15:51:00] <Kodos>
That's an L in times
<Kodos>
That's an L in timesL235[15:51:22] <Lizzian>
it's a rickrole
<Lizzian>
it's a rickroleL236[15:51:23] <Lizzian>
it's a rickrol [Edited]
<Lizzian>
it's a rickrol [Edited]L237[15:51:25] <Lizzian>
it's a rickroll [Edited]
<Lizzian>
it's a rickroll [Edited]L238[15:51:33] <Kodos>
Still, anyone who's not blind would catch that right off
<Kodos>
Still, anyone who's not blind would catch that right offL239[15:51:42] <Izaya> ^
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L241[16:18:37] <Wattana
Gaming> Just wrote a ~~tutorial~~ guide on how to make a working
OS: https://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/ap947n/what_do_you_need_to_make_a_working_operating/
<Wattana
Gaming> Just wrote a ~~tutorial~~ guide on how to make a working
OS: https://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/ap947n/what_do_you_need_to_make_a_working_operating/L242[16:21:31] <Kodos>
Consider doing a more in-depth version of that on our forums,
Watanna
<Kodos>
Consider doing a more in-depth version of that on our forums,
WatannaL243[16:23:12] <Wattana
Gaming> I dunno im lazy
<Wattana
Gaming> I dunno im lazyL244[16:23:28] <Wattana
Gaming> ~~pls dont kill me for that~~
<Wattana
Gaming> ~~pls dont kill me for that~~L245[16:23:45] <Kodos> Have
you.. have you met me? I'm the laziest of them all
<Kodos> Have
you.. have you met me? I'm the laziest of them allL246[16:23:54] <Wattana
Gaming> oh lol
<Wattana
Gaming> oh lolL247[16:24:09] <Izaya> kodos, widely known
as the laziest
L249[16:27:43] <Kodos> MFW
I'm watching a stream and randomly see Minalien in chat
<Kodos> MFW
I'm watching a stream and randomly see Minalien in chatL250[16:30:12] <Wattana
Gaming> what stream?
<Wattana
Gaming> what stream?L251[16:32:22] <AmandaC> %choose now or
later
L252[16:32:22] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Why not
both?
L253[16:32:26] <Izaya> best way to enjoy
Minecraft is with the Age of Empires soundtrack in the
background
L254[16:32:32] <AmandaC> That's not how
time works, MichiBot
L255[16:32:41] <AmandaC> meh
L256[16:32:44] *
AmandaC wanders off
L257[16:35:22] <Wattana
Gaming> *How large is inf(inite) in Lua?*
<Wattana
Gaming> *How large is inf(inite) in Lua?*L258[16:37:57] <asie> infinitely
large
L259[16:48:49] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L260[16:48:50] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
CompanionCube, you were not able to beat Zef's record of 6 hours,
20 minutes and 11 seconds this time.
L261[16:48:54] <MichiBot> 4 hours, 50
minutes and 12 seconds were wasted! Missed by 1 hour, 29 minutes
and 58 seconds!
L262[16:48:57] <CompanionCube>
dammit
L263[16:50:13] <asie> %tonk
L264[16:50:13] <MichiBot> I'm sorry asie,
you were not able to beat Zef's record of 6 hours, 20 minutes and
11 seconds this time.
L265[16:50:14] <MichiBot> 1 minute and 22
seconds were wasted! Missed by 6 hours, 18 minutes and 48
seconds!
L266[16:50:21] <asie> crash bot
please
L268[16:50:30] <asie> No
L269[16:50:33] <asie> Infinity is
infinitely large
L270[16:50:35] <asie> that much is
true
L271[16:50:47] <asie> It's just that the
range of values you can store which are finite is not
infinite
L272[16:51:14] <Wattana
Gaming> *\:thinking\: intensifies*
<Wattana
Gaming> *\:thinking\: intensifies*L273[17:00:28] <AmandaC> asie: I think the
crashing has stopped since Mimiru & I got it using prepared
statements
L274[17:00:37] <AmandaC> At least, I've
not noticed it
L275[17:00:48] <AmandaC> ( I submitted a
broken version, which she fixed up <3 )
L276[17:01:19] <asie> :|
L277[17:01:21] <asie> %tonk
L278[17:01:22] <MichiBot> I'm sorry asie,
you were not able to beat Zef's record of 6 hours, 20 minutes and
11 seconds this time.
L279[17:01:23] <MichiBot> 11 minutes and 8
seconds were wasted! Missed by 6 hours, 9 minutes and 2
seconds!
L280[17:01:46] <Wattana
Gaming> Ok now *I regret asking this in the forum*. Why did some
Linux users seems to have anime fetishes http://tinyurl.com/y6omylnw
<Wattana
Gaming> Ok now *I regret asking this in the forum*. Why did some
Linux users seems to have anime fetishes http://tinyurl.com/y6omylnwL281[17:02:05] <Izaya> ask a bait
question, get a bait answer
L282[17:02:07] <AmandaC> Same reason some
windows users, some mac users, etc do
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L284[17:03:04] <AmandaC> I never bother
changing my background on my laptop, since it'll be covered by
windows 100% anyway
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L286[17:04:16] <Bob> I
usually try to get high contrast
<Bob> I
usually try to get high contrastL287[17:04:26] <Bob> Either
a full black or white background
<Bob> Either
a full black or white backgroundL288[17:04:58] <Bob> Since
I'm using wallpaper engine, i set my wallpaper to be
cubictime.ru
<Bob> Since
I'm using wallpaper engine, i set my wallpaper to be
cubictime.ruL289[17:05:25] <Izaya> friendly reminder
that you can do animated wallpapers with nothing more than vlc or
mpv
L290[17:05:44] <Izaya> or even better,
write a program to display stuff with SDL and display it as the
root window
L291[17:06:18] <Wattana
Gaming> Izaya do you know how big is inf?
<Wattana
Gaming> Izaya do you know how big is inf?L292[17:06:19] <ben_mkiv>
probably any xscreensaver works
<ben_mkiv>
probably any xscreensaver worksL293[17:06:30] <AmandaC> ... wallpaper of
NASA TV
L294[17:06:31] <Izaya> ben_mkiv++
L295[17:13:30] <Izaya> side note, just
reset my server's world if anyone wants to join
L296[17:14:00] <ben_mkiv>
better tell me where xscreensaver puts its bins as i cant find them
-.-
<ben_mkiv>
better tell me where xscreensaver puts its bins as i cant find them
-.-L297[17:14:01] <Wattana
Gaming> *Is RAIDception possible?*
<Wattana
Gaming> *Is RAIDception possible?*L298[17:14:16] <Wattana
Gaming> ?
<Wattana
Gaming> ?L299[17:14:21] <Izaya>
/usr/lib/xscreensaver IIRC
L300[17:15:00] <ben_mkiv>
nope, all i could find are xmls in /usr/share/xscreensaver
<ben_mkiv>
nope, all i could find are xmls in /usr/share/xscreensaverL301[17:17:45] <Izaya> just looked for it
on my machine till I realised I don't have it installed
L302[17:18:06] <ben_mkiv>
`/usr/lib64/misc/xscreensaver/` -.-
<ben_mkiv>
`/usr/lib64/misc/xscreensaver/` -.-L303[17:19:47] <CompanionCube>
RAIDCeption?
L304[17:24:27] <Wattana
Gaming> make a RAID drive from multiple RAID drives
<Wattana
Gaming> make a RAID drive from multiple RAID drivesL305[17:24:55] <Izaya> depends how
invested you are
L306[17:25:02] <Izaya> there are
multi-filesystem virtual filesystems
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L308[17:40:01] <evg-zhabotinsky> @Wattana Gaming
RAIDception usually makes no sense. You want either RAID 0, or RAID
1, or a combo that is RAID 10, or one of the parity variants. Of
course, anything is possible (on Linux, at least), you totally can
use BTRFS on top of several RAIDs on top of LVM partitions that are
backed by lots of small files scattered across several disks,
various network storage and an automated tape library. Why would
anyone do that is a different
<evg-zhabotinsky> @Wattana Gaming
RAIDception usually makes no sense. You want either RAID 0, or RAID
1, or a combo that is RAID 10, or one of the parity variants. Of
course, anything is possible (on Linux, at least), you totally can
use BTRFS on top of several RAIDs on top of LVM partitions that are
backed by lots of small files scattered across several disks,
various network storage and an automated tape library. Why would
anyone do that is a differentL309[17:42:48] <Izaya> https://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/1206-distfs-a-spanned-volume-fs-when-bigger-isnt-big-enough/
L310[17:46:03] <CompanionCube> Izaya:
well
L311[17:46:11] <CompanionCube> inb4 'ZFS
on ZFS'
L312[17:58:53] <evg-zhabotinsky> Hm. Has anyone made any
automated tape library software for OC+Computronics?
<evg-zhabotinsky> Hm. Has anyone made any
automated tape library software for OC+Computronics?L313[18:00:37] <evg-zhabotinsky> I mean, it is totally
possible to make a fake FS component that uses a normal FS as cache
and several chests full of tapes as the main storage.
<evg-zhabotinsky> I mean, it is totally
possible to make a fake FS component that uses a normal FS as cache
and several chests full of tapes as the main storage.L314[18:00:48] *
Izaya nods
L315[18:04:22] <evg-zhabotinsky> Though not every physical
server has enough space for a big library like that... It's about
2.5GB per double chest full of 128min tapes!
<evg-zhabotinsky> Though not every physical
server has enough space for a big library like that... It's about
2.5GB per double chest full of 128min tapes!L316[18:17:37] <asie> this is why i feared
adding big tapes
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L319[19:03:57] <TheFox>
%tonk
<TheFox>
%tonkL320[19:03:58] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
TheFox, you were not able to beat Zef's record of 6 hours, 20
minutes and 11 seconds this time.
L321[19:03:59] <MichiBot> 2 hours, 2
minutes and 36 seconds were wasted! Missed by 4 hours, 17 minutes
and 34 seconds!
L322[19:04:18] <TheFox>
gonna get the bap
<TheFox>
gonna get the bapL323[19:12:09] <Z0idburg>
some tape drives have builtin compression
<Z0idburg>
some tape drives have builtin compressionL324[19:12:18] <Z0idburg>
are you using zlib compression for tapes asie?
<Z0idburg>
are you using zlib compression for tapes asie?L325[19:15:30] <Mimiru> damn it ben
>_<
L326[19:21:25] <Z0idburg>
Ben?
<Z0idburg>
Ben?L327[19:21:28] <Enthalpy>
ZFS on ZFS... sounds like something @Z0idburg would do...He did xen
inside of xen...and completely messed up his filesystem...
<Enthalpy>
ZFS on ZFS... sounds like something @Z0idburg would do...He did xen
inside of xen...and completely messed up his filesystem...L328[19:21:47] <Z0idburg>
No I did Xen inside of Xen inside of Xen
<Z0idburg>
No I did Xen inside of Xen inside of XenL329[19:21:52] <Z0idburg> 3
is the magic number remember?
<Z0idburg> 3
is the magic number remember?L330[19:22:40] <Mimiru> I'm having an
issue running OS, and I was hoping he'd be around, and he isn't on
IRC at the very least
L331[19:22:46] <Mimiru> @status
ben_mkiv
L332[19:22:52] <Mimiru> @status
@ben_mkiv
L333[19:22:52] <Discord>
ben_mkiv is currently OFFLINE
<Discord>
ben_mkiv is currently OFFLINEL334[19:22:59] <Mimiru> and he's offline
on Discord too
L335[19:23:44] <Z0idburg>
OH him
<Z0idburg>
OH himL336[19:23:50] <Z0idburg> I
forgot about him how's he doin
<Z0idburg> I
forgot about him how's he doinL337[19:24:39] <Wattana
Gaming> Zoid I have an interesting fact for you
<Wattana
Gaming> Zoid I have an interesting fact for youL338[19:24:44] <Mimiru> Ok, fuck it..
anyone else here include Advanced Rocketry in their mod, actually
able to run it from the IDE?
L339[19:25:26] <Z0idburg>
What's up Wattana?
<Z0idburg>
What's up Wattana?L341[19:25:52] <Wattana
Gaming> This changes everything
<Wattana
Gaming> This changes everythingL342[19:26:35] <Z0idburg>
how are you detecting free membory?
<Z0idburg>
how are you detecting free membory?L343[19:26:55] <Wattana
Gaming> computer.freeMemory()
<Wattana
Gaming> computer.freeMemory()L344[19:27:18] <Wattana
Gaming> but anyway, this proves everything about infinity is
*wrrong*
<Wattana
Gaming> but anyway, this proves everything about infinity is
*wrrong*L345[19:27:25] <Z0idburg>
oh I forgot about that function
<Z0idburg>
oh I forgot about that functionL346[19:27:49] <Z0idburg>
what is infinity?
<Z0idburg>
what is infinity?L347[19:27:51] <Z0idburg>
infinity what?
<Z0idburg>
infinity what?L348[19:28:02] <Wattana
Gaming> Infinity is actually finite
<Wattana
Gaming> Infinity is actually finiteL349[19:28:24] <Z0idburg>
yes..
<Z0idburg>
yes..L350[19:28:28] <Z0idburg>
its the same in some Forths
<Z0idburg>
its the same in some ForthsL351[19:28:55] <Z0idburg>
Actually thanks for pointing that out
<Z0idburg>
Actually thanks for pointing that outL352[19:29:10] <Z0idburg> I
now have another value I can abuse
<Z0idburg> I
now have another value I can abuseL353[19:29:28] <Z0idburg>
you see, when trotwood listens in for networking requests you send
nil over the network to it
<Z0idburg>
you see, when trotwood listens in for networking requests you send
nil over the network to itL354[19:29:34] <Z0idburg>
but now I can use inf as well for other things
<Z0idburg>
but now I can use inf as well for other thingsL355[19:30:06] <Wattana
Gaming> lol im just putting up an act lol
<Wattana
Gaming> lol im just putting up an act lolL356[19:30:23] <Wattana
Gaming> infinity is probably only finite on programming
<Wattana
Gaming> infinity is probably only finite on programmingL357[19:30:35] <Wattana
Gaming> infinity is probably only finite in programming
[Edited]
<Wattana
Gaming> infinity is probably only finite in programming
[Edited]L358[19:30:48] <Z0idburg>
due.
<Z0idburg>
due.L359[19:30:50] <Z0idburg>
duh*
<Z0idburg>
duh*L360[19:31:07] <Z0idburg>
it all boils down to cpu features in the end
<Z0idburg>
it all boils down to cpu features in the endL361[19:31:22] <Z0idburg>
and I am pretty sure it doesn't use any special infinite
value
<Z0idburg>
and I am pretty sure it doesn't use any special infinite
valueL362[19:31:35] <Z0idburg>
so eventually it has to coerce into something
<Z0idburg>
so eventually it has to coerce into somethingL363[19:31:54] <Z0idburg>
for example, ever wonder what true and false usually are?
<Z0idburg>
for example, ever wonder what true and false usually are?L364[19:32:17] <Wattana
Gaming> ?
<Wattana
Gaming> ?L365[19:33:51] <Enthalpy> 0
== False.
<Enthalpy> 0
== False.L366[19:33:55] <Z0idburg>
Forth does it in a very traditional way
<Z0idburg>
Forth does it in a very traditional wayL367[19:33:56] <Z0idburg>
yes
<Z0idburg>
yesL368[19:33:59] <Z0idburg> 0
is false
<Z0idburg> 0
is falseL369[19:34:14] <Z0idburg>
what true is can be a trick question ?
<Z0idburg>
what true is can be a trick question ?L370[19:34:42] <Z0idburg>
I'm surious if you can figure it out. I'll check back here in a
minute while I finish something in the other room
<Z0idburg>
I'm surious if you can figure it out. I'll check back here in a
minute while I finish something in the other roomL371[19:36:33] <Z0idburg>
ok.
<Z0idburg>
ok.L372[19:36:37] <Z0idburg>
@Wattana Gaming figure it out?
<Z0idburg>
@Wattana Gaming figure it out?L373[19:36:58] <Wattana
Gaming> ***Dies from overthinking***
<Wattana
Gaming> ***Dies from overthinking***L374[19:37:03] <Z0idburg>
First part is what is true usually, second part is why is it like
that
<Z0idburg>
First part is what is true usually, second part is why is it like
thatL375[19:37:05] <Mimiru> Not 0? :P
L376[19:37:32] <Z0idburg>
Mimiru is technically correct
<Z0idburg>
Mimiru is technically correctL377[19:37:36] <Z0idburg>
it definitely isn't zero
<Z0idburg>
it definitely isn't zeroL378[19:37:48] <Enthalpy>
The best kind of correct.
<Enthalpy>
The best kind of correct.L379[19:37:58] <Mimiru> ^
L380[19:37:59] <Z0idburg>
In some languages true is 0 and false is the other
<Z0idburg>
In some languages true is 0 and false is the otherL381[19:38:26] <Z0idburg> I
will give you a hint!
<Z0idburg> I
will give you a hint!L382[19:38:31] <Z0idburg>
it's not usually 1
<Z0idburg>
it's not usually 1L383[19:40:43] ⇦
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L384[19:45:30] <Z0idburg>
@Wattana Gaming just guess!
<Z0idburg>
@Wattana Gaming just guess!L385[19:47:02] <Z0idburg>
it may not be absolutely obvious if you haven't done much wit
hhardware
<Z0idburg>
it may not be absolutely obvious if you haven't done much wit
hhardwareL386[19:47:25] <Z0idburg>
but another hint could be to think of how if x != true would
work
<Z0idburg>
but another hint could be to think of how if x != true would
workL387[19:47:39] <Z0idburg>
how would hardware check if something is not true
<Z0idburg>
how would hardware check if something is not trueL388[19:47:44] <Z0idburg>
well, how could*
<Z0idburg>
well, how could*L389[19:48:03] <Z0idburg>
I'm going to skip the fact that its usually done with
subtraction
<Z0idburg>
I'm going to skip the fact that its usually done with
subtractionL390[19:48:14] <Z0idburg>
or sorts
<Z0idburg>
or sortsL391[19:48:34]
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L392[19:57:20] *
CompanionCube complains about 'adb restore' only restoring some
things
L393[20:01:17] <Mimiru>
java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: isBlockContainer
L394[20:01:17] <Mimiru> at
zmaster587.libVulpes.block.multiblock.BlockHatch.<init>(BlockHatch.java:38)
L395[20:01:18] <Mimiru> ffs
L396[20:07:09] <Wattana
Gaming> im ded
<Wattana
Gaming> im dedL397[20:12:00] <Z0idburg>
back
<Z0idburg>
backL398[20:12:11] <Z0idburg>
@Wattana Gaming so giving up eh?
<Z0idburg>
@Wattana Gaming so giving up eh?L399[20:13:29] <Z0idburg>
It's generally the maximum number the wordsize can be. In two's
compliment and most systems, that would be -1
<Z0idburg>
It's generally the maximum number the wordsize can be. In two's
compliment and most systems, that would be -1L400[20:13:50] <Z0idburg>
You can toggle between true and false just by flipping all of the
bits
<Z0idburg>
You can toggle between true and false just by flipping all of the
bitsL401[20:14:09] <Z0idburg>
in an 8 bit signed twos compliment system you can just flip between
00000000 for true and 11111111 which is -1
<Z0idburg>
in an 8 bit signed twos compliment system you can just flip between
00000000 for true and 11111111 which is -1L402[20:15:14] <Z0idburg>
in some languages like Forth, to check if something is not true,
it's actually taking the value of true or false, whatever it is,
flipping all of the bits, and checking if its true.
<Z0idburg>
in some languages like Forth, to check if something is not true,
it's actually taking the value of true or false, whatever it is,
flipping all of the bits, and checking if its true.L403[20:15:23] <Z0idburg>
vice verse for false
<Z0idburg>
vice verse for falseL404[20:16:23] <Z0idburg>
However this can be confused with checking if things are equal.
that is usually done with subtraction.
<Z0idburg>
However this can be confused with checking if things are equal.
that is usually done with subtraction.L405[20:16:46] <Z0idburg>
if false == false
<Z0idburg>
if false == falseL406[20:16:57] <Wattana
Gaming> I think my head is burning
<Wattana
Gaming> I think my head is burningL407[20:17:02] <Z0idburg>
it takes 11111111 - 11111111, and if the result is 0 then it's
equal
<Z0idburg>
it takes 11111111 - 11111111, and if the result is 0 then it's
equalL408[20:17:05] <Z0idburg>
ok. ?
<Z0idburg>
ok. ?L409[20:17:52] <Z0idburg>
oh di you see I got my tokenizer working for gtty?
<Z0idburg>
oh di you see I got my tokenizer working for gtty?L410[20:18:54] <Mimiru> ffs..
L411[20:19:07] <Mimiru> I knew adding more
damn deps would complicate things ._.
L412[20:19:34] <Z0idburg>
See this is why I bash Java programmers
<Z0idburg>
See this is why I bash Java programmersL413[20:20:09] <Z0idburg>
they have this strange mindset that reinventing the wheel is always
bad no matter what and as soon as they need something they look for
some prefab solution for it, then end up in a pickle like Mimiru
just did ?
<Z0idburg>
they have this strange mindset that reinventing the wheel is always
bad no matter what and as soon as they need something they look for
some prefab solution for it, then end up in a pickle like Mimiru
just did ?L414[20:20:27] <Mimiru> ...
L415[20:20:35] <Z0idburg>
I'm just teasing
<Z0idburg>
I'm just teasingL416[20:20:37] <Mimiru> Except this is
compat with another mod.. not just some lib
L417[20:20:52] <Z0idburg>
But you know it's true!
<Z0idburg>
But you know it's true!L418[20:20:53] <Corded> * <Z0idburg>
runs
L419[20:21:34] <Z0idburg>
Oh man I just had a flashback from my first college I went to
<Z0idburg>
Oh man I just had a flashback from my first college I went toL420[20:21:44] <Mimiru> Also, yes I'm not
going to roll my own crypto shit, so I pull a lib for it
L421[20:21:47] <Mimiru> sue me. :D
L422[20:22:02] <Z0idburg>
Some guy was sitting in the main hall public lounge claiming to be
this amazing Java programmer
<Z0idburg>
Some guy was sitting in the main hall public lounge claiming to be
this amazing Java programmerL423[20:22:08] <Z0idburg> I
agree with that Mimiru
<Z0idburg> I
agree with that MimiruL424[20:22:14] <Z0idburg>
and I won't roll my own XML lib either
<Z0idburg>
and I won't roll my own XML lib eitherL425[20:22:16] <Z0idburg>
but!
<Z0idburg>
but!L426[20:23:22] <Z0idburg>
so this guy was talking crazy trash when I walked in, I did
eventually talk to him but I just asked questions, I really didn't
want to ruin his day
<Z0idburg>
so this guy was talking crazy trash when I walked in, I did
eventually talk to him but I just asked questions, I really didn't
want to ruin his dayL427[20:23:57] <Z0idburg>
but he started going crazy and yelling out stuff like "its not
coding its programmers real programmers like Java programmers dont
say coding"
<Z0idburg>
but he started going crazy and yelling out stuff like "its not
coding its programmers real programmers like Java programmers dont
say coding"L428[20:23:58] <Z0idburg>
rofl
<Z0idburg>
roflL429[20:24:48] <Z0idburg>
but he started going crazy and yelling out stuff like "its not
coding its programming and real programmers like Java programmers
dont say coding" [Edited]
<Z0idburg>
but he started going crazy and yelling out stuff like "its not
coding its programming and real programmers like Java programmers
dont say coding" [Edited]L430[20:30:13] <Wattana
Gaming> lel
<Wattana
Gaming> lelL431[20:36:01] <Mimiru> o_O
L432[20:45:09] <Izaya> Lesson
learned:
L433[20:45:13] <Izaya> garlic and vegimite
do not mix
L434[20:56:59] <Wattana
Gaming> why>
<Wattana
Gaming> why>L435[20:57:08] <Wattana
Gaming> why? [Edited]
<Wattana
Gaming> why? [Edited]L436[20:57:17] <Izaya> both end up ...
very strong
L437[20:57:52] <Wattana
Gaming> but fry garlic and you'll get something real nice
:>
<Wattana
Gaming> but fry garlic and you'll get something real nice
:>L438[21:04:51] <Mimiru> @ben_mkiv how the
fuck do you get this thing to run? lol
L439[21:05:09] <Wattana
Gaming> What u talking about?
<Wattana
Gaming> What u talking about?L440[21:15:08]
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L442[21:47:53] <Zef>
%tonk
<Zef>
%tonkL443[21:47:53] <MichiBot> You still hold
the record Zef, for now... 6 hours, 20 minutes and 11 seconds
L444[21:49:41] *
Mimiru sighs only been 2 hours..
L445[21:50:47] <Mimiru> Well fuck
it.
L446[21:50:58] <Mimiru> I guess I'm not
doing shit on OpenSecurity
L447[22:03:19] <Zef> Well I
didn't pay attention
<Zef> Well I
didn't pay attentionL448[22:43:00]
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L449[22:55:26] <Wattana
Gaming> Someone just messaged me asking something I didnt
know
<Wattana
Gaming> Someone just messaged me asking something I didnt
knowL450[22:55:43] <Wattana
Gaming> ***please tell me how the fuck to configure arch after a
base instal***
<Wattana
Gaming> ***please tell me how the fuck to configure arch after a
base instal***L451[22:55:52] <SF-MC> lol
L452[22:57:20] <Zef>
Doesn't arch have like
<Zef>
Doesn't arch have likeL453[22:57:24] <Zef>
Literally nothing
<Zef>
Literally nothingL454[22:57:37] <SF-MC> the correct answer
is
L455[22:57:47] <SF-MC> "Go look at
the freakin' Arch wiki"
L456[22:58:20] <Zef> And
then they'll have some specific problem that nobody else has ever
had
<Zef> And
then they'll have some specific problem that nobody else has ever
hadL457[23:09:06] <AmandaC> And don't forget
to check their blog before every single run of pacman
L458[23:09:37] <AmandaC> You never know
when they'll decide to break the world in a way that requires
manual repair
L459[23:12:11] <Izaya> SF-MC: I like how
that fits for both questions
L460[23:12:37] <SF-MC> the arch wiki is
actually really good though
L461[23:12:43] <Izaya> it is
L462[23:12:45] <SF-MC> it often applies
even if you aren't using Arch
L463[23:13:54] <Zef> Well I
tried out the new thaumcraft
<Zef> Well I
tried out the new thaumcraftL464[23:13:59] <Zef> Very
very interesting
<Zef> Very
very interestingL465[23:14:29] <AmandaC> Anyway, guess
I'll sleep. Night nerds
L466[23:14:33] <SF-MC> o/
L467[23:16:02] <Zef>
%quote
<Zef>
%quoteL468[23:16:03] <MichiBot> Quote #115:
<Mettaton_Fab> i just took some instant noodles and put some
steak in them.
L469[23:16:12] <Zef>
Whyyyy
<Zef>
WhyyyyL470[23:38:25] <Zef> I
guess it depends on the flavor
<Zef> I
guess it depends on the flavorL471[23:39:12] <gamerred>
guys I wanna loop through a table and make a program to help me
write the table to a diff one with user input is it possible? like
say my items are a and b it will ask me how many items for a and if
I type 10 it will write a line that says {item = a,amount =
10}
<gamerred>
guys I wanna loop through a table and make a program to help me
write the table to a diff one with user input is it possible? like
say my items are a and b it will ask me how many items for a and if
I type 10 it will write a line that says {item = a,amount =
10}L472[23:40:39] <Zef> Have
you tried using pairs?
<Zef> Have
you tried using pairs?L473[23:41:20] <gamerred>
pairs and ipairs just dont know how to do it so I can push user
input to each individual lines
<gamerred>
pairs and ipairs just dont know how to do it so I can push user
input to each individual linesL474[23:41:46] <Zef> No
idea what you're trying to say
<Zef> No
idea what you're trying to sayL475[23:41:57] <Izaya> I mean, they run
the statement contained within for each key/value pair
L476[23:43:10] <gamerred>
like I make a program that in my case is rs.getPatterns() I wanna
loop through it and it will ask me how many of a item I want
crafted then I input a number and it will add to a txt file the nbt
with amounts
<gamerred>
like I make a program that in my case is rs.getPatterns() I wanna
loop through it and it will ask me how many of a item I want
crafted then I input a number and it will add to a txt file the nbt
with amountsL477[23:43:48] <gamerred> I
know how to loop through it just dont know how to attach user
input
<gamerred> I
know how to loop through it just dont know how to attach user
inputL478[23:46:30] <Zef>
io.read maybe? Then again that's my solution (not great)
<Zef>
io.read maybe? Then again that's my solution (not great)