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<McMaartenz>
%tonk
<McMaartenz>
%tonkL5[01:28:44] <MichiBot> Gadsbudlikins!
McMaartenz! You beat CompanionCube's previous record of 2 hours, 9
minutes and 57 seconds! I hope you're happy!
L6[01:28:45] <MichiBot> McMaartenz's new
record is 2 hours, 36 minutes and 37 seconds! 26 minutes and 40
seconds gained! McMaartenz also gained 0.002 tonk points for
stealing the tonk.
L7[01:28:53] <McMaartenz>
Mhmhm
<McMaartenz>
MhmhmL8[01:28:59] <McMaartenz>
%tonkout
<McMaartenz>
%tonkoutL9[01:29:00] <MichiBot> McMaartenz has
tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.002 tonk points!
plus 0.002 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
0.008
L10[01:29:00] <McMaartenz>
Meh
<McMaartenz>
MehL11[01:29:10] <McMaartenz>
Lol
<McMaartenz>
LolL12[01:29:24] <McMaartenz>
*sorry guys xd*
<McMaartenz>
*sorry guys xd*L13[01:46:14] <Kleadron>
Windows XP in 2020
<Kleadron>
Windows XP in 2020L14[01:46:24] <Kleadron>
Hanging on by a thread
<Kleadron>
Hanging on by a threadL15[01:46:34] <Kleadron>
Because one guy is still using it
<Kleadron>
Because one guy is still using itL16[01:52:58] <McMaartenz>
Xd
<McMaartenz>
XdL17[01:53:03] <McMaartenz>
I'm usi g it
<McMaartenz>
I'm usi g itL18[01:53:09] <McMaartenz>
Inside vm
<McMaartenz>
Inside vmL19[01:53:28] <Izaya> WINE can run RLVM
games now so it's redundant
L20[01:53:31] <Izaya> :^)
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L27[02:09:39] <Forecaster>
%potion
<Forecaster>
%potionL28[02:09:39] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a cloudy gold potion
L29[02:09:42] <Forecaster>
%drink ^
<Forecaster>
%drink ^L30[02:09:42] <MichiBot> The next fork you
touch tells you it's most deeply guarded secret.
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L32[02:11:12] <Kleadron>
@McMaartenz ha, im using it on real hardware
<Kleadron>
@McMaartenz ha, im using it on real hardwareL33[02:11:15] <Kleadron>
get on my level
<Kleadron>
get on my levelL34[02:27:39] <Kleadron> i
wanted to see how fast node.js can count, apparently it goes really
fast http://tinyurl.com/y5sjo876
<Kleadron> i
wanted to see how fast node.js can count, apparently it goes really
fast http://tinyurl.com/y5sjo876L35[02:28:36] <Azelphur> What's the best
way of editing code on my PC and then transferring it to the
computer in game?
L36[02:29:10] <Skye> %tonk
L37[02:29:11] <MichiBot> Avada Kedavra!
Skye! You beat McMaartenz's previous record of <0! I hope you're
happy!
L38[02:29:12] <MichiBot> Skye's new record
is 1 hour and 11 seconds! 1 hour and 11 seconds gained! Skye also
gained 0.001 tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L39[02:29:45] <Skye> Azelphur: disable
buffering in the OC settings
L40[02:30:01] <Azelphur> wat
L41[02:30:07] <Skye> File buffering
L42[02:30:10] <Skye> Or caching
L43[02:30:15] <Skye> Not sure what it's
called
L44[02:30:25] <Skye> Basically it's so that
any changes immediately appears
L45[02:30:41] <Azelphur> ah I see, the
servers remote anyway
L46[02:31:26] <Waveformal>
You could always set up an FTP or SFTP connection from your editor
of choice to that server, so long as you can get access to the
directory OC data is stored in.
<Waveformal>
You could always set up an FTP or SFTP connection from your editor
of choice to that server, so long as you can get access to the
directory OC data is stored in.L47[02:31:51] <Azelphur> Ah, guess I can do
that
L48[02:32:41] <Kleadron>
So does that mean that when the computer accesses a hard drive or
disk drive it more directly accesses the physical drive on your
computer when caching is disabled?
<Kleadron>
So does that mean that when the computer accesses a hard drive or
disk drive it more directly accesses the physical drive on your
computer when caching is disabled?L49[02:33:06] <Izaya> it hits the real
filesystem, anyway
L50[02:33:06] <Kleadron>
When will i be able to mount a real life floppy disk to an
opencomputer
<Kleadron>
When will i be able to mount a real life floppy disk to an
opencomputerL51[02:33:24] <Izaya> now
L52[02:33:53] <Izaya> mount /dev/fd0
~/.local/share/multimc/instances/SKS\
v5.7/.minecraft/saves/world/opencomputers/uuid
L53[02:33:54] <Izaya> :^)
L54[02:35:27] <Waveformal>
Does anyone know about the state of OpenSecurity after the last
update to fix the Energy Turrets? I saw the commit and grabbed the
latest from curse, but the turrets seem to be pretty bugged
out.
<Waveformal>
Does anyone know about the state of OpenSecurity after the last
update to fix the Energy Turrets? I saw the commit and grabbed the
latest from curse, but the turrets seem to be pretty bugged
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L56[02:40:04] <uzogamespro> есть
живые?
L57[02:41:15] <Lizzy> English only
please
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L59[02:43:05] <Kleadron>
Would it be possible to make the opencomputer also directly access
the physical floppy disk or hard disk and have it write its own
filesystem onto it?
<Kleadron>
Would it be possible to make the opencomputer also directly access
the physical floppy disk or hard disk and have it write its own
filesystem onto it?L60[02:43:13] <Forecaster>
%translate есть живые?
<Forecaster>
%translate есть живые?L61[02:43:14] <MichiBot> There are
live?
L62[02:44:11] <Skye> You can't make it
access a real floppy disk
L63[02:44:15] <Skye> But there is an
unmanaged mkde
L64[02:44:17] <Skye> Modet
L65[02:44:19] <Skye> Mode
L66[02:44:20] <Forecaster>
google said "Are there any alive?"
<Forecaster>
google said "Are there any alive?"L67[02:44:23] <Lizzy> @Kleadron if you mean
physical as "in-world" physical then yes, just set it to
unmanaged mode
L68[02:44:34] <Skye> Which works like a
giant block of data you can edit
L69[02:44:47] *
Lizzy hmmms
L70[02:44:50] <Kleadron> i
meant a real life drive
<Kleadron> i
meant a real life driveL71[02:44:55] ⇦
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L72[02:45:02] <Lizzy> ah, then no
L73[02:45:06] <Kleadron>
im upset now
<Kleadron>
im upset nowL74[02:45:17] <Lizzy> that would be a major
security risk
L75[02:45:29] <Kleadron>
good point
<Kleadron>
good pointL76[02:48:07] <Lizzy> also
something/someone is trying to send shit to my domain but so far
they've failed to send to an actual mailbox... first they tried
"skyem123" on my domain (which doesn't even exist) and
then they tried "siren", which also doesn't
exist...
L77[02:48:30] <Lizzy> oh, and they also
tried an old alias of mine about 3 hours ago
L78[02:48:51] <Lizzy> now
"theenders"
L79[02:48:54] <Lizzy> wtf
L80[02:49:26] <Lizzy> if you're gonna spam
me, at least get the address right (then probably be denied because
of spamassassin)
L81[02:49:29] <Izaya> plot twist
L82[02:49:41] <Izaya> the entity trying to
send you mail is ... you
L83[02:49:43] <Izaya> from the past
L84[02:50:12] <Lizzy> i don't think i'd be
using a server with a .hk TLD rDNS entry and be trying to send from
"dhl.com"
L85[02:57:52] <stephan48> why not? sounds
legit!
L86[02:59:32] <Skye> Lizzy: wut.
L87[03:00:01] <Skye> Are they using the
gitlab to get usernames or something
L88[03:06:30] <Skye> Lizzy: what is the
message they're trying to send out of curiosity?
L89[03:09:56] <McMaartenz>
@Kleadron whats the specs of that machine if I may ask?
:neko:
<McMaartenz>
@Kleadron whats the specs of that machine if I may ask?
:neko:L90[03:19:38] <Lizzy> Skye, idk, cause
postfix is just rejecting it. some form of DHL Tracking at a
guess
L91[03:19:51] <Skye> Wut
L92[03:20:19] <Lizzy> and idk where they're
getting the names from, cause "theenders", and
"siren" don't exist on there
L93[03:21:06] <Lizzy> https://pastebin.com/2bTayXHr
L94[03:23:08] <Lizzy> Skye, ^
L95[03:23:49] <Skye> O_o
L96[03:23:53] <Skye> What's that other
domain
L97[03:24:00] <Lizzy> ?
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L99[03:34:17] <Skye> `In: EHLO
c21mekong.com.kh`
L100[03:35:35] <Lizzy> ah, that's the
other end introducing itself
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L102[04:11:00]
zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L103[04:18:02] <Forecaster>
%tonk
<Forecaster>
%tonkL104[04:18:02] <MichiBot> Avada Kedavra!
Forecaster! You beat Skye's previous record of 1 hour and 11
seconds! I hope you're happy!
L105[04:18:03] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 1 hour, 48 minutes and 51 seconds! 48 minutes and 39
seconds gained! Forecaster also gained 0.001 tonk points for
stealing the tonk.
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L107[04:48:26] <Forecaster>
ohno
<Forecaster>
ohnoL108[05:18:55] <dequbed> Lizzy: I mean
hey, they went to the trouble of using STARTTLS, it *must* be
legit.
L109[05:35:40] <Guest13003> yeah, other
than the fact that the domain they're sending from isn't for them
(as far as i can tell), this is probably the most complient spam
setup i've seen
L110[05:36:24] <Guest13003> wait
derp
L111[05:36:36] <Guest13003> wait wat
L112[05:36:38] <Guest13003> OH
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L114[05:43:50] <Kodos> So
how the hell do I unfuck Twitch app
<Kodos> So
how the hell do I unfuck Twitch appL115[05:43:57] <Kodos> It's
saying it doesn't detect Java, or my MC instances anymore
<Kodos> It's
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L117[05:49:31] <Forecaster>
wipe it and reinstall?
<Forecaster>
wipe it and reinstall?L118[05:51:40] <Izaya> s/and*//
L119[05:51:41] <MichiBot>
<Forecaster> wipe it reinstall?
L120[05:51:49] <Izaya> ree
L121[05:54:59] <Forecaster>
that would have matched anddddddd
<Forecaster>
that would have matched andddddddL122[05:55:01] <Forecaster>
:P
<Forecaster>
:PL123[05:55:07] <Forecaster>
what you wanted was probably and.*
<Forecaster>
what you wanted was probably and.*L124[05:55:10] <Z0idburg>
@Kleadron there is a way.
<Z0idburg>
@Kleadron there is a way.L125[05:55:39] <Z0idburg>
However it is a LOT easier on a *nix host than it is if you have
Windows
<Z0idburg>
However it is a LOT easier on a *nix host than it is if you have
WindowsL126[05:55:57] <Forecaster>
%s/it and.*/it/
<Forecaster>
%s/it and.*/it/L127[05:55:57] <MichiBot>
<Forecaster> wipe it
L128[05:56:14] <Z0idburg>
if the disk is the same size
<Z0idburg>
if the disk is the same sizeL129[05:56:18] <Forecaster>
yay regex
<Forecaster>
yay regexL130[05:56:36] <Z0idburg>
then you can symlink it to a disk that is compressed using
zlib
<Z0idburg>
then you can symlink it to a disk that is compressed using
zlibL131[05:56:56] <Z0idburg>
othwise you cna wrap it through a truncating driver which I won't
get into
<Z0idburg>
othwise you cna wrap it through a truncating driver which I won't
get intoL132[05:58:30] <Z0idburg>
so yes ,you can connect it to a live disk. As Lizzy suggests, it's
kinda scary.
<Z0idburg>
so yes ,you can connect it to a live disk. As Lizzy suggests, it's
kinda scary.L133[05:58:46] <Z0idburg>
Don't do it.
<Z0idburg>
Don't do it.L134[06:01:35] <Z0idburg>
technically you'd want the disk uncompressed
<Z0idburg>
technically you'd want the disk uncompressedL135[06:01:43] <Z0idburg>
since OC does that for you
<Z0idburg>
since OC does that for youL136[06:09:32] <Izaya> Forecaster: 100%
correct
L137[06:10:56] <Forecaster>
%s/0/1/
<Forecaster>
%s/0/1/L138[06:10:57] <MichiBot> <Izaya>
Forecaster: 110% correct
L139[06:16:56] <Z0idburg>
%m/110/
<Z0idburg>
%m/110/L140[06:16:59] <Z0idburg>
broken.
<Z0idburg>
broken.L141[06:39:44] <Lizzy> also lol that same
spam attempt from earlier tried the siren address again
L142[06:39:45] <Lizzy> -_
L143[06:39:48] <Lizzy> -_-
L144[06:41:47] <Rph>
%tonk
<Rph>
%tonkL145[06:41:48] <MichiBot> Goshhawk! Rph!
You beat Forecaster's previous record of 1 hour, 48 minutes and 51
seconds! I hope you're happy!
L146[06:41:49] <MichiBot> Rph's new record
is 2 hours, 23 minutes and 45 seconds! 34 minutes and 54 seconds
gained! Rph also gained 0.002 tonk points for stealing the
tonk.
L147[06:41:56] <Rph>
%tank
<Rph>
%tankL148[06:42:11] <Lizzy> and trying skye's
style address again... despite the fact that they get a 550
response instead of a 450 one ¬_¬
L149[06:42:34] <Skye> Any idea who that
server sending it is?
L150[06:44:35] <Lizzy> 167.99.64.71
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L153[06:45:24] <Lizzy> seems to be
c21mekong.com.kh and that also seems to be valid both ways
(otherwise postfix would have rejected it sooner)
L154[06:46:26] <Lizzy> seems to be some
form of estate agents
L155[06:51:19] <Rph>
Hmm
<Rph>
HmmL156[06:52:32] <Lizzy>
||`h`||||`e`||||`l`||||`l`||||`o`||
L157[06:53:43] <Rph> You
make life painful for mobile users
<Rph> You
make life painful for mobile usersL158[06:53:52] <Rph> On
desktop there is a console snippet to reveal all
<Rph> On
desktop there is a console snippet to reveal allL159[06:54:51] <Teris> IRCCloud formatted
that statement really oddly
L160[06:56:52] <Forecaster>
@Z0idburg what's m
<Forecaster>
@Z0idburg what's mL161[07:06:24] <Z0idburg>
@Forecaster match
<Z0idburg>
@Forecaster matchL162[07:06:41] <Forecaster>
ah, right
<Forecaster>
ah, rightL163[07:06:52] <Z0idburg>
Not a necessary feature
<Z0idburg>
Not a necessary featureL164[07:06:58] <Z0idburg>
Although, tr is really nice
<Z0idburg>
Although, tr is really niceL165[07:07:24] <Z0idburg>
tr/[a-z][A-Z]/[z-][Z-A]/
<Z0idburg>
tr/[a-z][A-Z]/[z-][Z-A]/L166[07:07:27] <Z0idburg> I
believe that does ROT13
<Z0idburg> I
believe that does ROT13L167[07:07:37] <Z0idburg>
something like that
<Z0idburg>
something like thatL168[07:13:53] <Z0idburg>
oh wait
<Z0idburg>
oh waitL169[07:14:34] <Z0idburg>
it'd be tr/[a-zA-Z]/[N-ZA-Mn-za-m]/
<Z0idburg>
it'd be tr/[a-zA-Z]/[N-ZA-Mn-za-m]/L170[07:15:24] <Rph> I'm
thinking of making a real IDE for OC
<Rph> I'm
thinking of making a real IDE for OCL171[07:15:27] <Rph> With
code analysis
<Rph> With
code analysisL172[07:15:33] <Rph>
Dependency resolving
<Rph>
Dependency resolvingL173[07:15:34] <Rph>
Etc
<Rph>
EtcL174[07:15:35] <Z0idburg>
Why
<Z0idburg>
WhyL175[07:15:37] <Z0idburg>
just use cat
<Z0idburg>
just use catL176[07:15:43] <Rph> It
will probably be only available for my OS tho
<Rph> It
will probably be only available for my OS thoL177[07:15:53] <Z0idburg>
cat >> "ocluafile.lua" <<
"EOF"
<Z0idburg>
cat >> "ocluafile.lua" <<
"EOF"L178[07:15:53] <Z0idburg>
code here
<Z0idburg>
code hereL179[07:15:54] <Z0idburg>
EOF
<Z0idburg>
EOFL180[07:15:56] <Rph>
Because of my superior to OpenOS dependency system
<Rph>
Because of my superior to OpenOS dependency systemL181[07:19:20] <Z0idburg>
This is a horrible idea
<Z0idburg>
This is a horrible ideaL182[07:20:47] <Rph>
Why
<Rph>
WhyL183[07:21:06] <Rph> Also
libraries will have to define argument and return types
<Rph> Also
libraries will have to define argument and return typesL184[07:21:12] <Rph> For
all functions
<Rph> For
all functionsL185[07:21:37]
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L187[07:21:56] <Z0idburg>
That's also a bad idea
<Z0idburg>
That's also a bad ideaL188[07:22:01] <Rph> As the
OS will be doing automatical checkArg
<Rph> As the
OS will be doing automatical checkArgL189[07:22:18] <dequbed> Lizzy: FWIW, you
can apply a policy check (i.e. DMARC/SPF/DKIM) at the MAIL FROM
stage via smtpd_{sender,recipient}_restrictions.
L190[07:22:33] <Rph> When
library gets loaded it autogenerates a wrapper that does arg
checking
<Rph> When
library gets loaded it autogenerates a wrapper that does arg
checkingL191[07:22:45] <Lizzy> i think i already
have spf in the mail-from part, will need to double check
though
L192[07:22:55] <Z0idburg>
It will cut performance significantly. This is why instead for
Trotwood I document every function like so:
<Z0idburg>
It will cut performance significantly. This is why instead for
Trotwood I document every function like so:L194[07:23:06] <Z0idburg>
every function has a header of documentation
<Z0idburg>
every function has a header of documentationL195[07:23:08] <Rph> Keep
in mind this OS is meant to be developer and user friendly
<Rph> Keep
in mind this OS is meant to be developer and user friendlyL196[07:23:08] <Z0idburg>
so you know how to use it
<Z0idburg>
so you know how to use itL197[07:23:14] <Z0idburg>
and if you don't use it that way it's not my fault
<Z0idburg>
and if you don't use it that way it's not my faultL198[07:23:40] <Rph> Here
you have a library.lua and library.def files
<Rph> Here
you have a library.lua and library.def filesL199[07:23:56] <Rph> And
export them as library in your app manifest
<Rph> And
export them as library in your app manifestL200[07:24:16] <Rph> Then
when a different app loads yourappname.library
<Rph> Then
when a different app loads yourappname.libraryL201[07:24:33] <Rph> The OS
does some checks like if the library was ever loaded and if so, is
it cached
<Rph> The OS
does some checks like if the library was ever loaded and if so, is
it cachedL202[07:24:38] <Z0idburg>
in Perl we have some helper libraries like
pos_validated_list()
<Z0idburg>
in Perl we have some helper libraries like
pos_validated_list()L203[07:24:45] <Z0idburg>
which can do argument checks
<Z0idburg>
which can do argument checksL204[07:24:53] <Rph> And if
it's not, it generates a wrapper based on the def and caches
it
<Rph> And if
it's not, it generates a wrapper based on the def and caches
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L206[07:25:23] <Z0idburg>
heh
<Z0idburg>
hehL207[07:25:50] <Rph>
What
<Rph>
WhatL208[07:26:21] <Rph> The
IDE will have much better autocomplete and warnings thanks to that
as well
<Rph> The
IDE will have much better autocomplete and warnings thanks to that
as wellL209[07:29:10] <Z0idburg>
if I were to make an editor, I would make a line editor library
instea
<Z0idburg>
if I were to make an editor, I would make a line editor library
insteaL210[07:29:12] <Z0idburg>
instead*
<Z0idburg>
instead*L211[07:29:18] <Z0idburg>
then write an editor that just used the line editor
<Z0idburg>
then write an editor that just used the line editorL212[07:29:23] <Z0idburg>
as a text editor
<Z0idburg>
as a text editorL213[07:30:15] <Z0idburg>
benefit of that is also if I don't want to do normal text editing
but like something else like editing of binary data, then I can
just swap the line editing proxies with something else
<Z0idburg>
benefit of that is also if I don't want to do normal text editing
but like something else like editing of binary data, then I can
just swap the line editing proxies with something elseL214[07:31:34] <Rph>
Hmm
<Rph>
HmmL215[07:31:52] <Rph> Well
my IDE will use a multi threaded structure if you get what I
mean
<Rph> Well
my IDE will use a multi threaded structure if you get what I
meanL216[07:31:56] <Z0idburg>
Unreleated, but keep in mind Rph you will need to manage memory in
an editor
<Z0idburg>
Unreleated, but keep in mind Rph you will need to manage memory in
an editorL217[07:32:02] <Rph> I
know
<Rph> I
knowL218[07:32:04] <Z0idburg>
because reading the entire file is a bad idea
<Z0idburg>
because reading the entire file is a bad ideaL219[07:32:08] <Z0idburg>
but you want it to be fast too
<Z0idburg>
but you want it to be fast tooL220[07:32:11] <Rph> I'll
stream files and indexes
<Rph> I'll
stream files and indexesL221[07:32:43] <Rph> So on
load the file will be indexed (functions/vars)
<Rph> So on
load the file will be indexed (functions/vars)L222[07:32:58] <Forecaster>
%potion
<Forecaster>
%potionL223[07:32:58] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You
get a salty ocean potion
L224[07:33:01] <Forecaster>
%drink ^
<Forecaster>
%drink ^L225[07:33:01] <MichiBot> Forecaster has a
single tear roll down their cheek for some reason.
L226[07:33:03] <Rph> And
then only parts in the viewport will remain loaded
<Rph> And
then only parts in the viewport will remain loadedL227[07:33:15] <Rph> The
index cached to disk
<Rph> The
index cached to diskL228[07:33:44]
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L229[07:33:57] <Z0idburg>
The issue with this
<Z0idburg>
The issue with thisL230[07:34:02] <Z0idburg>
is how are you going to handle seek
<Z0idburg>
is how are you going to handle seekL231[07:34:11] <Z0idburg>
with an unmanaged drive this is very easy
<Z0idburg>
with an unmanaged drive this is very easyL232[07:34:31] <Rph> With a
managed drive too
<Rph> With a
managed drive tooL233[07:35:24] <Rph> Open
file, index bytes where lines change
<Rph> Open
file, index bytes where lines changeL234[07:35:35] <Rph> Then
use fileHandle:seek
<Rph> Then
use fileHandle:seekL235[07:35:35] <Z0idburg>
oh it looks like seek() is implemented for the filesystem
component
<Z0idburg>
oh it looks like seek() is implemented for the filesystem
componentL236[07:35:40] <Z0idburg> I
was thinkingf of old school computercraft
<Z0idburg> I
was thinkingf of old school computercraftL237[07:35:42] <Rph>
Yes
<Rph>
YesL238[07:35:44] <Z0idburg>
where seek didn't exist
<Z0idburg>
where seek didn't existL239[07:36:31] <Z0idburg>
well good then
<Z0idburg>
well good thenL240[07:36:51] <Z0idburg>
I'm still working on my unmanaged filesystem
<Z0idburg>
I'm still working on my unmanaged filesystemL241[07:37:06] <Rph> I
won't touch that shit
<Rph> I
won't touch that shitL242[07:37:12] <Z0idburg>
no?
<Z0idburg>
no?L243[07:37:22] <Rph>
Nope
<Rph>
NopeL244[07:37:28] <Z0idburg>
Whys that
<Z0idburg>
Whys thatL245[07:39:44] <Z0idburg>
I'm not worried either way about bad arguments
<Z0idburg>
I'm not worried either way about bad argumentsL246[07:39:50] <Z0idburg>
because I want stuff to crash on purpose
<Z0idburg>
because I want stuff to crash on purposeL247[07:40:13] <Rph> Well
with bad args it also errors
<Rph> Well
with bad args it also errorsL248[07:40:27] <Rph> But
that guarantees you won't have undefined behaviour
<Rph> But
that guarantees you won't have undefined behaviourL249[07:40:28] <Z0idburg>
not my problem
<Z0idburg>
not my problemL250[07:40:34] <Rph> So
like
<Rph> So
likeL251[07:40:46] <Rph> Stuff
may not crash
<Rph> Stuff
may not crashL252[07:40:51] <Rph> Even
under trotwood
<Rph> Even
under trotwoodL253[07:41:08] <Rph> But
just act weirdly
<Rph> But
just act weirdlyL254[07:41:11] <Z0idburg> I
disagree that enforcing type constraints prevents undefined
behavior because of the nature of coercion
<Z0idburg> I
disagree that enforcing type constraints prevents undefined
behavior because of the nature of coercionL255[07:41:37] <Rph> Still,
libs here can just disable checks for methods
<Rph> Still,
libs here can just disable checks for methodsL256[07:41:47] <Rph> But
that way they make life harder for users of my IDE
<Rph> But
that way they make life harder for users of my IDEL257[07:42:14] <Z0idburg>
so
<Z0idburg>
soL258[07:42:20] <Z0idburg>
instead of having special files
<Z0idburg>
instead of having special filesL259[07:42:33] <Z0idburg>
why not do something kind of like what I am doing but actually read
it as meta data
<Z0idburg>
why not do something kind of like what I am doing but actually read
it as meta dataL260[07:42:44] <Z0idburg>
you can use multiline comments to create meta data for the editor /
OS
<Z0idburg>
you can use multiline comments to create meta data for the editor /
OSL261[07:43:30] <Z0idburg>
course mine are not read by anything, they are just for the
programmer, and I made them easy to read but:
<Z0idburg>
course mine are not read by anything, they are just for the
programmer, and I made them easy to read but:L263[07:43:48] <Z0idburg>
you could come up with your own more readable by machine format for
example
<Z0idburg>
you could come up with your own more readable by machine format for
exampleL264[07:44:07] <Z0idburg>
They'd be kind of like Java annotations
<Z0idburg>
They'd be kind of like Java annotationsL265[07:45:02] <Z0idburg> I
even use special characters for noting optional arguments,
etc
<Z0idburg> I
even use special characters for noting optional arguments,
etcL266[07:45:11] <Z0idburg>
at times where it is not clear
<Z0idburg>
at times where it is not clearL267[07:45:29] <Z0idburg>
and alternatives
<Z0idburg>
and alternativesL268[07:46:01] <Z0idburg>
for example returns: foo:string, data | nil
<Z0idburg>
for example returns: foo:string, data | nilL269[07:46:17] <Z0idburg>
data:table *
<Z0idburg>
data:table *L270[07:46:35] <Z0idburg>
that would tell me it either returns some string and a table called
data or just nil
<Z0idburg>
that would tell me it either returns some string and a table called
data or just nilL271[07:51:27] <Z0idburg>
You could also use archive files
<Z0idburg>
You could also use archive filesL272[07:51:35] <Z0idburg>
like *.nix .a files
<Z0idburg>
like *.nix .a filesL273[07:51:44] <Z0idburg>
and store headers as a separate file in there
<Z0idburg>
and store headers as a separate file in thereL274[07:52:04] <Z0idburg>
the problem with .a files is that the binary format is in
decimal...
<Z0idburg>
the problem with .a files is that the binary format is in
decimal...L275[07:52:08] <Z0idburg>
which is really weird
<Z0idburg>
which is really weirdL276[07:52:23] <Z0idburg>
like ascii decimal
<Z0idburg>
like ascii decimalL277[07:52:40] <Rph>
Hmm
<Rph>
HmmL278[07:53:01] <Rph>
Headers will be stored separately
<Rph>
Headers will be stored separatelyL279[07:53:05] <Rph> In
.def files
<Rph> In
.def filesL280[07:53:55] <Z0idburg>
so what happens if you have a bunch of one file libraries
<Z0idburg>
so what happens if you have a bunch of one file librariesL281[07:54:05] <Rph>
Libraries are per app
<Rph>
Libraries are per appL282[07:54:06] <Z0idburg>
or-
<Z0idburg>
or-L283[07:54:22] <Rph> Each
app defines what libraries it exports in the manifest
<Rph> Each
app defines what libraries it exports in the manifestL284[07:54:23] <Z0idburg>
so you're not going to have any shared libraries at all?
<Z0idburg>
so you're not going to have any shared libraries at all?L285[07:54:33] <Rph> There
will be stock. Namespace
<Rph> There
will be stock. NamespaceL286[07:54:42] <Rph> Which
contains system libraries
<Rph> Which
contains system librariesL287[07:54:49] <Rph> But
besides that, no
<Rph> But
besides that, noL288[07:55:02] <Rph> Apps
just have to define that they depend on libs from something
else
<Rph> Apps
just have to define that they depend on libs from something
elseL289[07:55:19] <Z0idburg>
so you're saying that if I find a really annoying pattern with your
OS that I want to automate
<Z0idburg>
so you're saying that if I find a really annoying pattern with your
OS that I want to automateL290[07:55:29] <Z0idburg> I
will have to modify the system library set
<Z0idburg> I
will have to modify the system library setL291[07:55:36] <Rph>
Wdym
<Rph>
WdymL292[07:55:37] <Z0idburg>
and who knows what else
<Z0idburg>
and who knows what elseL293[07:55:48] <Rph> Just
make an update package that changes that one file
<Rph> Just
make an update package that changes that one fileL294[07:56:11] <Z0idburg>
what about new features though
<Z0idburg>
what about new features thoughL295[07:56:17] <Rph>
Wdym
<Rph>
WdymL296[07:56:22] <Rph> To the
system?
<Rph> To the
system?L297[07:56:32] <Z0idburg>
yes
<Z0idburg>
yesL298[07:56:47] <Z0idburg>
at some point, somebody is goin to want to write wrappers for your
system libraries
<Z0idburg>
at some point, somebody is goin to want to write wrappers for your
system librariesL299[07:56:52] <Rph> There
is no need to want to add features on the system level
<Rph> There
is no need to want to add features on the system levelL300[07:56:53] <Z0idburg>
to make things simpler
<Z0idburg>
to make things simplerL301[07:57:03] <Rph> And
system libraries will not do many things
<Rph> And
system libraries will not do many thingsL302[07:57:14] <Rph> They
will be a small layer over what default lua has
<Rph> They
will be a small layer over what default lua hasL303[07:57:18] <Rph> With a
VFS
<Rph> With a
VFSL304[07:57:35] <Rph>
Everything like gui etc will be handled by apps
<Rph>
Everything like gui etc will be handled by appsL305[07:57:41] <Rph> Which
you can replace
<Rph> Which
you can replaceL306[07:58:04] <Z0idburg>
Trotwoo'd file IO library is a good example of a library that's not
even exactly part of the system
<Z0idburg>
Trotwoo'd file IO library is a good example of a library that's not
even exactly part of the systemL307[07:58:08] <Rph> As I
said, even device interaction will be done by apps
<Rph> As I
said, even device interaction will be done by appsL309[07:58:13] <Z0idburg>
that's the entire file IO library
<Z0idburg>
that's the entire file IO libraryL310[07:58:28] <Z0idburg>
it's just a lib that makes your life simpler
<Z0idburg>
it's just a lib that makes your life simplerL311[07:58:36] <Z0idburg>
it doesn't o any work
<Z0idburg>
it doesn't o any workL312[07:59:42] <Z0idburg>
Instead, it creates a single interface to two different
libraries
<Z0idburg>
Instead, it creates a single interface to two different
librariesL313[08:01:04] <Z0idburg>
notice something here as well
<Z0idburg>
notice something here as wellL314[08:01:24] <Z0idburg>
if you don't provide a proper first argument to close read or
write, it will crash the caller
<Z0idburg>
if you don't provide a proper first argument to close read or
write, it will crash the callerL315[08:01:37] <Z0idburg>
not the filesystem driver
<Z0idburg>
not the filesystem driverL316[08:02:03] <Rph> Here i
will have a very interesting rpc solution
<Rph> Here i
will have a very interesting rpc solutionL317[08:02:21] <Rph>
Because i will have 2 types of liberties
<Rph>
Because i will have 2 types of libertiesL318[08:02:28] <Rph>
Libraries*
<Rph>
Libraries*L319[08:02:51] <Rph> Normal
library and an RPC library
<Rph> Normal
library and an RPC libraryL320[08:03:07] <Rph> Normal
libraries are what i described
<Rph> Normal
libraries are what i describedL321[08:03:20] <Rph> Rpc
library calls cause a yield
<Rph> Rpc
library calls cause a yieldL322[08:03:29] <Rph> And
executing a callback in the library owner
<Rph> And
executing a callback in the library ownerL323[08:03:44] <Z0idburg>
The only way to perform system calls is to yield in Trotwood
<Z0idburg>
The only way to perform system calls is to yield in TrotwoodL324[08:03:48] <Rph> The
callback can decide to crash
<Rph> The
callback can decide to crashL325[08:04:01] <Rph> But
crashes in the callback won't terminate the library owner
<Rph> But
crashes in the callback won't terminate the library ownerL326[08:04:04] <Rph>
Rather, the caller
<Rph>
Rather, the callerL327[08:05:35] <Rph> Btw do
you have a system journal
<Rph> Btw do
you have a system journalL328[08:06:57] <Z0idburg>
For the filesystem?
<Z0idburg>
For the filesystem?L329[08:07:58] <Z0idburg>
Or do you mean for keeping track of the systems state?
<Z0idburg>
Or do you mean for keeping track of the systems state?L330[08:08:21] <Rph> In
general
<Rph> In
generalL331[08:08:22] <Rph>
Like
<Rph>
LikeL332[08:08:27] <Rph>
Detected crash
<Rph>
Detected crashL333[08:08:33] <Rph>
Process quit abnormally
<Rph>
Process quit abnormallyL334[08:08:35] <Rph> And so
on
<Rph> And so
onL335[08:09:39] <Z0idburg>
Of course not. You don'tneed that with the actor model. What
happens is that the system just puts the crash output into a log
like dmesg so you can tail it or whatever. It's temporary and
circular.
<Z0idburg>
Of course not. You don'tneed that with the actor model. What
happens is that the system just puts the crash output into a log
like dmesg so you can tail it or whatever. It's temporary and
circular.L336[08:09:56] <Z0idburg>
It's not used by the system at all
<Z0idburg>
It's not used by the system at allL337[08:09:56] <Rph> Yes
thats exactly what I mean
<Rph> Yes
thats exactly what I meanL338[08:10:14] <Rph> My
system journal will be like dmesg
<Rph> My
system journal will be like dmesgL339[08:10:23] <Z0idburg>
Then why didn't you just say crash log ?
<Z0idburg>
Then why didn't you just say crash log ?L340[08:10:25] <Z0idburg>
or something
<Z0idburg>
or somethingL341[08:10:26] <Rph> With a
bit more details and not in a text format
<Rph> With a
bit more details and not in a text formatL342[08:10:35] <Rph>
Because it will also log permission denied
<Rph>
Because it will also log permission deniedL343[08:10:37] <Z0idburg>
or debug log
<Z0idburg>
or debug logL344[08:10:39] <Rph> And
non crash errors
<Rph> And
non crash errorsL345[08:11:06] <Rph> And
also app installs
<Rph> And
also app installsL346[08:11:07] <Z0idburg> I
think you've been spending too much time with shitty software like
systemd
<Z0idburg> I
think you've been spending too much time with shitty software like
systemdL347[08:11:19]
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L348[08:11:21] <Rph> I like
the way systemd works
<Rph> I like
the way systemd worksL349[08:11:25] <Z0idburg>
It's horrible
<Z0idburg>
It's horribleL350[08:11:50] <Z0idburg>
it took simple and made it unsimple how the **** do you even do
that?!
<Z0idburg>
it took simple and made it unsimple how the **** do you even do
that?!L351[08:14:24] <Temia> %tonk
L352[08:14:25] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Temia,
you were not able to beat Rph's record of 2 hours, 23 minutes and
45 seconds this time.
L353[08:14:26] <MichiBot> 1 hour, 32
minutes and 37 seconds were wasted! Missed by 51 minutes and 7
seconds!
L354[08:14:43] <Rph>
Haha
<Rph>
HahaL355[08:14:54] <Z0idburg>
poor Temia
<Z0idburg>
poor TemiaL356[08:15:00] <Temia> Eh
L357[08:15:32] <Temia> I woke up, tonked,
and now I go on with my day
L358[08:15:33] <Z0idburg>
work soon. I'm going to leave my laptop behind today
<Z0idburg>
work soon. I'm going to leave my laptop behind todayL359[08:15:55] <Z0idburg> I
have like 300+ people I need to call out too
<Z0idburg> I
have like 300+ people I need to call out tooL360[08:15:57] <Z0idburg>
to*
<Z0idburg>
to*L361[08:17:47] <Z0idburg>
but no something crashes, it dumps it in a file it moves on
<Z0idburg>
but no something crashes, it dumps it in a file it moves onL362[08:17:58] <Z0idburg>
erasing old stuff in the process
<Z0idburg>
erasing old stuff in the processL363[08:32:56] <McMaartenz>
eh
<McMaartenz>
ehL364[08:33:03] <McMaartenz>
how did the text get messed up that much
<McMaartenz>
how did the text get messed up that muchL366[08:33:04] <MichiBot>
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L367[08:35:22] <AmandaC> Because that's
not normal OC text, it's text being rendered in the emulator then
transformed into braille codes
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L369[09:15:12] <Zef>
%hello
<Zef>
%helloL370[09:15:12] <MichiBot> Zef: Hello!
Welcome to #oc! The one and only opencomputers channel! Please ask
your questions directly (dont ask to ask) and provide error/code
examples! (Use pastebin.com if theyre more than one line!) Dont
mind the random conversation you might have walked into.
L371[09:15:24] <Zef> I
don't remember seeing you before so welcome
<Zef> I
don't remember seeing you before so welcomeL372[09:15:34] <Lizzy> they've been here
before i think
L373[09:15:51] <Zef> I just
did a control f and you are correct
<Zef> I just
did a control f and you are correctL374[09:16:14] <Zef>
Welcome back in that case
<Zef>
Welcome back in that caseL375[09:18:02] <Forecaster>
%welcomeback
<Forecaster>
%welcomebackL376[09:18:11] <Forecaster>
"We've got our eyes on you, don't try anything
funny"
<Forecaster>
"We've got our eyes on you, don't try anything
funny"L377[09:20:02] <Azelphur> I thought
OpenComputers didn't give you pixel-level access to the display?
o.O
L378[09:21:08] <AmandaC> Azelphur: it
doesn't, but you can semi-fake it with braille unicode chars
L379[09:21:34] <Temia> Yeah, it reduces
the depth to two colours per 2x4 block, but it's surprisingly
workable.
L380[09:21:43] <Azelphur> AmandaC: was
just looking at the video above lol, is there shenanigans going on
there?
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L382[09:22:15] <Zef> Do
they even speak?
<Zef> Do
they even speak?L383[09:22:17] <Zef>
Lol
<Zef>
LolL384[09:22:22] <Temia> Considering Asie is
also the one who made the CTIF, he's put a lot of effort into
making rendering with the braille efficient
L385[09:22:39] <Temia> Along with colour
interpolation algorithms
L386[09:23:05] *
AmandaC cuddles up in Temia's lap, meows
L387[09:23:18] *
Temia petpets Amanda
L388[09:23:20] *
Lizzy curls up next to AmandaC and Temia
L389[09:23:28] <Rph> I
wrote a braille picture format too
<Rph> I
wrote a braille picture format tooL390[09:23:40] <Rph> But
its full screen only
<Rph> But
its full screen onlyL391[09:23:45] <Rph> And
the encoder is slow
<Rph> And
the encoder is slowL392[09:23:59] <Lizzy> dequbed, aha, i do
spf checks, but only in the recipient side, not the sender side
(where i should probably do it). i'ma move it over and see how that
fares
L393[09:24:16] <Rph>
(320x200 image encodes for 5 seconds on a Xeon E5-1620)
<Rph>
(320x200 image encodes for 5 seconds on a Xeon E5-1620)L394[09:24:44] <Rph> The
encoder is in nodejs tho so not the fastest it could be
<Rph> The
encoder is in nodejs tho so not the fastest it could beL395[09:26:05] <Zef> Write
it in raw lua
<Zef> Write
it in raw luaL396[09:26:08] <Zef>
Lol
<Zef>
LolL397[09:26:17] <Azelphur> well, that's
amazing :p
L398[09:27:06] <Rph>
Hmm
<Rph>
HmmL399[09:27:14] <Rph> I
thought of rewriting it in C++
<Rph> I
thought of rewriting it in C++L400[09:27:44] *
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AmandaC
L401[09:29:39] *
Temia petpets both
L402[09:29:45] <AmandaC> %8ball skull-wall
all day again?
L403[09:29:45] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Ask
again later
L404[09:29:48] *
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L410[10:38:05] <Kleadron>
@McMaartenz Pentium 4 HT 2.80Ghz, 1GB RAM, Geforce 5700 FX ultra,
Some sort of PCI soundblaster card
<Kleadron>
@McMaartenz Pentium 4 HT 2.80Ghz, 1GB RAM, Geforce 5700 FX ultra,
Some sort of PCI soundblaster cardL411[10:38:29] <McMaartenz>
oo nice :D
<McMaartenz>
oo nice :DL412[10:38:46] <Kleadron>
Tekkit runs on it at 60FPS with low settings
<Kleadron>
Tekkit runs on it at 60FPS with low settingsL413[11:10:00] <Inari> What kinda server
do I want to run a dockerized PHP app? Would a VPS be enough, or do
I need like a rootserver? (and whats the diff between those anyway
:D I know the VPS is virtualized, but does that mean a root server
is a full physical machien I rent?)
L414[11:11:35] <Rph>
%tonk
<Rph>
%tonkL415[11:11:36] <MichiBot> Fopdoodle! Rph!
You beat your own previous record of 2 hours, 23 minutes and 45
seconds! I hope you're happy!
L416[11:11:37] <MichiBot> Rph's new record
is 2 hours, 57 minutes and 10 seconds! 33 minutes and 24 seconds
gained! Rph also gained 0.002 tonk points for stealing the
tonk.
L417[11:11:44] <Rph>
aaaa
<Rph>
aaaaL418[11:11:45] <Rph>
:(
<Rph>
:(L419[11:11:47] <Rph> 3
minutes :(
<Rph> 3
minutes :(L420[11:12:37] ⇦
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L423[11:35:00] <stephan48> Inari: actually
a root server can also be a VM just with better specs
L424[11:35:17] <Inari> I see
L425[11:35:19] <stephan48> dedicated
server is also no guaranteed label
L426[11:35:27] <Inari> So theres no real
diff?
L427[11:35:29] <stephan48> you might want
to look in the product description for physical server
L428[11:35:54] <Inari> Well I don't think
I necessarily need my own physical server, but no clue
L429[11:36:23] <stephan48> how resource
intensive is the app?
L430[11:36:44] <stephan48> i.e. there are
V Servers with imense specs and there are physical servers with low
specs
L431[11:37:30] <stephan48> root server
just means you got root on the machine(given in VMs too) dedicated
signals that you are getting a dedicated set of resources not just:
we have X ram and Y cpu first come first server. i.e. are guranteed
a minimum performance
L432[11:37:56] <stephan48> a VM(VPS) just
means its virtual somewhere.
L433[11:38:19] <Inari> No clue, probably
not very
L434[11:38:31] <Inari> Just sick of
requests taking 30 seconds on my local machine :D
L435[11:38:42] <stephan48> :D
L436[11:39:03] <stephan48> get a small
5-10€ VPS with a gig or two of ram, some CPU and a few gigs of
disk
L437[11:39:07] <Inari> It runs fine on
another server, but thats not mine
L438[11:39:22] <Inari> But locally I have
to use a linux Vm to run docker on, and for some reason I can't get
that to not be slow
L439[11:40:07] <stephan48> https://www.vultr.com/pricing/ f.e.
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L441[11:40:28] <stephan48> you could start
with the 3.5$ thingy
L442[11:40:38] <stephan48> and look how it
goes
L443[11:40:54] <Inari> I mean, composer
just ran out of memory while updating depenencies when I had the VM
set to 1gb ram xD
L444[11:40:54] <stephan48> with vultr and
f.e. hetzner cloud the nice thing is that you pay hourly
L445[11:41:09] <stephan48> yea but thats
crap tooling
L446[11:41:17] <stephan48> not nesseccary
resource needs by the app :D
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L448[11:41:28] <Inari> Well, I still need
to run the tooling
L449[11:41:32] <stephan48> so you could
briefly spin up VMs test if it works and take it down for less then
a dollar per test
L450[11:41:41] <stephan48> you could build
the image locally and export/import it?
L451[11:41:59] <Inari> Potentially, sounds
like a pain to update it on the fly then though
L452[11:42:07] <stephan48> CI? :D
L453[11:42:19] <Inari> Takes too
long
L454[11:42:22] <Inari> I want to save and
refresh
L455[11:42:29] <Inari> Not wait a minute
fro CI to build and deploy
L456[11:42:30] <stephan48> you should
probably test around with various offers
L457[11:42:44] <Rph> Test
locally?
<Rph> Test
locally?L458[11:42:53] <Rph> Have a
dev and prod environment
<Rph> Have a
dev and prod environmentL459[11:43:08] <stephan48> https://www.hetzner.de/cloud
L460[11:43:27] <stephan48> 5€ for 4GB RAM
40GB Disk is ok
L461[11:43:39] <Inari> Hmm will have a
look
L462[11:43:40] <Inari> Thanks
L463[11:45:37] <stephan48> you are welcome
:)
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L465[11:46:08] <stephan48> wtf. suddently
the temperature monitoring works again? damn onewire stuff on the
esp
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L474[12:10:19] <Mimiru> %p
L475[12:10:20] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
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L476[12:10:23] <Forecaster>
Space Engineers is out of early access
<Forecaster>
Space Engineers is out of early accessL477[12:10:23] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Mimiru 0.35s
L478[12:10:30] <Forecaster>
and you can play it for free over the weekend
<Forecaster>
and you can play it for free over the weekendL479[12:10:36]
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L480[12:27:01] <Kodos> Deep
Rock Galactic is doing a free weekend as well
<Kodos> Deep
Rock Galactic is doing a free weekend as wellL481[12:29:28] <Zef> Fuck
Xfinity
<Zef> Fuck
XfinityL482[12:29:57] <Zef> Paid
the bill like 40 minutes ago, restarted all my equipment and it's
still not on even though they said it would take a few
minutes
<Zef> Paid
the bill like 40 minutes ago, restarted all my equipment and it's
still not on even though they said it would take a few
minutesL483[12:30:55] <Kodos>
Aren't they basically comcast
<Kodos>
Aren't they basically comcastL484[12:31:03] <Kodos> You
shouldn't really be surprised
<Kodos> You
shouldn't really be surprisedL485[12:32:22] <MGR>
Xfinity is Comcast
<MGR>
Xfinity is ComcastL486[12:32:26] <Zef>
Yep
<Zef>
YepL487[12:32:30] <MGR> It's
just Comcast's brand
<MGR> It's
just Comcast's brandL488[12:32:44] <Zef> Paid
the fucking $200 demand
<Zef> Paid
the fucking $200 demandL489[12:33:08] <Rph> wdym
the demand
<Rph> wdym
the demandL490[12:34:34] <Rph> also
can't you just change the provider?
<Rph> also
can't you just change the provider?L491[12:34:36] <Zef>
Because we paid the $100 internet bill a fucking month and a half
ago
<Zef>
Because we paid the $100 internet bill a fucking month and a half
agoL492[12:35:02] <Zef>
***cAnT yOu JuSt ChAnGe tHe pRoViDeR***
<Zef>
***cAnT yOu JuSt ChAnGe tHe pRoViDeR***L493[12:35:04] <Zef>
No
<Zef>
NoL494[12:35:12] <Zef>
Because it's a fucking Monopoly
<Zef>
Because it's a fucking MonopolyL495[12:35:34] <Zef>
Glorious capitalism
<Zef>
Glorious capitalismL496[12:52:37] ⇦
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L499[12:56:43] <simon816> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk9TatW9ino
L500[12:56:44] <MichiBot> Tutorial:
Building the Simplest Possible Linux System - Rob Landley,
se-instruments.com | length: 1h, 58m 14s | Likes:
1,660 Dislikes: 70 Views: 92,646 | by The Linux
Foundation | Published On 28/2/2017
L501[12:57:01] <simon816> I found this
talk very interesting
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L505[13:20:35] <AmandaC> What do you mean,
you can just get dialup-speed dsl!
L506[13:21:03] <Zef> I'd
still need a phone service
<Zef> I'd
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L508[13:21:18] <Zef> And
gueeesss who does that
<Zef> And
gueeesss who does thatL509[13:22:09] <AmandaC> For most of my
teens I was on dsl so slow I'd get better download speeds
teathering using usb1 on 2g w/my phone
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L511[13:50:11] *
Lizzy is sad because lizzy.dev was already taken
L512[13:57:03] <Temia> Aw :<
L513[13:57:47] <Temia> For most of my
teens I was still using straight dialup >_>;
L514[13:58:24] <Zef> For
less than a quarter of my teens I was still ||thinking I was||
straight
<Zef> For
less than a quarter of my teens I was still ||thinking I was||
straightL515[13:58:25] <Zef>
Lol
<Zef>
LolL516[13:59:19] <Rph>
Hmm
<Rph>
HmmL517[14:00:02] <Inari> Lizzy: Time to
change nicknames!
L518[14:00:15] <Lizzy> nah
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L520[14:05:05] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L521[14:05:05] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
CompanionCube, you were not able to beat Rph's record of 2 hours,
57 minutes and 10 seconds this time.
L522[14:05:06] <MichiBot> 2 hours, 53
minutes and 29 seconds were wasted! Missed by 3 minutes and 40
seconds!
L523[14:05:10] <CompanionCube> fuck
L524[14:05:13] <Rph>
Àaaaaaa
<Rph>
ÀaaaaaaL525[14:05:31]
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L526[14:05:35] <Rph> I
wanted to
<Rph> I
wanted toL527[14:05:43] <Rph> Tonk
in 7 minutes
<Rph> Tonk
in 7 minutesL528[14:16:32] <Zef>
FINALLY
<Zef>
FINALLYL529[14:16:40] <Zef> A
month and a damn half
<Zef> A
month and a damn halfL530[14:17:55] <Bob>
?
<Bob>
?L531[14:18:05] <Temia> You seem really
obsessed about tonk, Rph
L532[14:18:17] <Temia> Must the numbers go
up?
L533[14:18:34] <Temia> (Honestly the whole
leaderboard thing feels extraneous to me but not my software so I
have no right to comment x: )
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L535[14:19:47] <Lizzy> *insert Will Smith
saying "that's hot"*
L536[14:20:14] <Lizzy> my Vega is running
at a toasty 75C but Cities skylines is as smooth as a baby's
bottom
L537[14:20:56] <Izaya> It's a
feature
L538[14:21:22] <Bob> I try
to run any game, my temp skyrockets by 30°C
<Bob> I try
to run any game, my temp skyrockets by 30°CL539[14:21:30] <Bob>
Minecraft Hitman are the most demanding
<Bob>
Minecraft Hitman are the most demandingL540[14:32:23]
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L541[14:35:39] <Forecaster>
once I get around to it the number will also go down :P
<Forecaster>
once I get around to it the number will also go down :PL542[14:52:18] <payonel> AmandaC: o/
L543[14:53:34] <AmandaC> hoihoi
payonel
L544[15:02:18] <Inari 『 おにいでれ
』> From an unrelated Discord
<Inari 『 おにいでれ
』> From an unrelated DiscordL546[15:12:48] <Rph> I am
obsessed with tonks
<Rph> I am
obsessed with tonksL547[15:30:06] <AmandaC> %8ball start
factory-crack?
L548[15:30:07] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Signs
point to yes
L549[15:30:45] <AmandaC> ... once I'm done
gathering all my sheddings and putting them in front of Inari's
tower intake
L550[15:31:06] <Inari> o.o
L551[15:43:40] <Z0idburg>
lol
<Z0idburg>
lolL552[15:44:01] <Rph> Who
wants to hear a joke?
<Rph> Who
wants to hear a joke?L553[15:44:51] <Inari> Well
L554[15:44:53] <Inari> 'tis ain't voice
chat
L555[15:44:57] <Rph>
PulseAudio works with HDMI audio devices.
<Rph>
PulseAudio works with HDMI audio devices.L556[15:45:27] <AmandaC> Depends on the
underlying driver support, @Rph
L557[15:45:30] <Inari 『 おにいでれ
』> PulseAudio works with HDMI audio devices.
<Inari 『 おにいでれ
』> PulseAudio works with HDMI audio devices.L558[15:45:35] <Rph>
Well
<Rph>
WellL559[15:45:36] <Inari> Aw
L560[15:45:39] <Inari> No TTS
L561[15:45:48] <Rph> I have
an older Nvidia ion based computer
<Rph> I have
an older Nvidia ion based computerL562[15:45:56] <Rph> And
its plugged into my tv
<Rph> And
its plugged into my tvL563[15:46:05] <Mimiru>
PulseAudio works with HDMI audio devices.
<Mimiru>
PulseAudio works with HDMI audio devices.L564[15:46:08] <Z0idburg>
Is Inari singing?
<Z0idburg>
Is Inari singing?L565[15:46:08] <Rph> In
order for PA to work with the HDMI output
<Rph> In
order for PA to work with the HDMI outputL566[15:46:13] <AmandaC> PulseAudio is
literally just a wrapper around alsa for more fine-grained effects
/ multiplexing
L567[15:46:24] <Izaya> I have an nForce
box somewhere
L568[15:46:26] <Rph> I need
to remove / plug in the cable
<Rph> I need
to remove / plug in the cableL569[15:46:28] <Izaya> shit chipset
L570[15:46:29] <Z0idburg>
pulse audio is literaly a pile of poop for sound
<Z0idburg>
pulse audio is literaly a pile of poop for soundL571[15:46:30] <Rph> Every
time
<Rph> Every
timeL572[15:46:48] <Inari> Reminds me of my
keyboard
L573[15:46:50] <Inari> So annoying
L574[15:46:59] <Z0idburg>
its one of those things that when you use a program that requires
pulseaudio you oh , oh wtf.. that's shitty...
<Z0idburg>
its one of those things that when you use a program that requires
pulseaudio you oh , oh wtf.. that's shitty...L575[15:47:07] <XyFreak>
you could have it continously streaming silence to prevent PA from
closing the audio device ever
<XyFreak>
you could have it continously streaming silence to prevent PA from
closing the audio device everL576[15:47:21] <Z0idburg>
real sound streamers use OSS
<Z0idburg>
real sound streamers use OSSL577[15:47:22] <Z0idburg>
?
<Z0idburg>
?L578[15:47:24] <Rph> All C
programs for linux I wrote depend on PA and X11
<Rph> All C
programs for linux I wrote depend on PA and X11L579[15:47:31] <Izaya> when pulse works
it's okay
L580[15:47:56] <Z0idburg>
why would you ever depend on X
<Z0idburg>
why would you ever depend on XL581[15:47:58] <Izaya> it often has issues
though, be it with device configuration, cache latency, WINE,
etc
L582[15:47:59] <Z0idburg> X
is awful
<Z0idburg> X
is awfulL583[15:48:01] <Rph> to
draw shit
<Rph> to
draw shitL584[15:48:05] <Rph> on the
screen
<Rph> on the
screenL585[15:48:15] <Rph>
(bitmaps)
<Rph>
(bitmaps)L586[15:48:20] <Z0idburg>
you should write all of your programs for curses
<Z0idburg>
you should write all of your programs for cursesL587[15:48:21] <Z0idburg>
?
<Z0idburg>
?L588[15:48:22] <Rph> I
could use opengl but thats a little overkill
<Rph> I
could use opengl but thats a little overkillL589[15:48:26] <Rph> for
drawing simple bitmaps
<Rph> for
drawing simple bitmapsL590[15:48:31] *
Izaya gives Rph SDL
L591[15:48:38] <Rph> ew
take it away
<Rph> ew
take it awayL592[15:48:43] *
Izaya gives Rph SDL2
L593[15:48:44] <XyFreak> hw
accelerated bitmaps! xD
<XyFreak> hw
accelerated bitmaps! xDL594[15:48:54] <Rph> but I
don't want to support wayland
<Rph> but I
don't want to support waylandL595[15:49:03] <Z0idburg>
SDL2 doesn't require wayland
<Z0idburg>
SDL2 doesn't require waylandL596[15:49:06] <Z0idburg>
and wayland was a failure
<Z0idburg>
and wayland was a failureL597[15:49:14] <Rph>
wayland is a failure, some people still use it
<Rph>
wayland is a failure, some people still use itL598[15:49:30] <Z0idburg>
when it was first announced we thought it was going to save
us
<Z0idburg>
when it was first announced we thought it was going to save
usL599[15:49:35] <Z0idburg>
save us it DIDNT.
<Z0idburg>
save us it DIDNT.L600[15:49:38] <Rph> no
global keyboard shortcuts
<Rph> no
global keyboard shortcutsL601[15:49:39] <Rph> no
screenshot
<Rph> no
screenshotL602[15:49:44] <Izaya> I don't dislike
Wayland, I just have no compelling reason to use it.
L603[15:49:45] <Rph> no fun
allowed in my garden
<Rph> no fun
allowed in my gardenL604[15:50:03] <Z0idburg>
we need a new incompatible GUI server
<Z0idburg>
we need a new incompatible GUI serverL605[15:50:12] *
Izaya gives S3 arcan
L606[15:50:16] <Z0idburg>
lol
<Z0idburg>
lolL607[15:50:18] <Rph> lets
just
<Rph> lets
justL608[15:50:22] <AmandaC> Yeah, how dare
they stop the ability for literally every program under the sun to
become a keylogger!
L609[15:50:26] <Rph> have
all programs use opengl
<Rph> have
all programs use openglL610[15:50:39] <Z0idburg>
make all programs use openCL
<Z0idburg>
make all programs use openCLL611[15:50:39] <Izaya> what if you're on a
platform without hardware OpenGL
L612[15:50:44] <Rph> also
AmandaC, if you installed a keylogger, its your fault and the OS
shouldn't do anything to stop you
<Rph> also
AmandaC, if you installed a keylogger, its your fault and the OS
shouldn't do anything to stop youL613[15:50:45] <Z0idburg>
and just give you number crunching results
<Z0idburg>
and just give you number crunching resultsL614[15:50:58] <Z0idburg>
you give it guis
<Z0idburg>
you give it guisL615[15:51:02] <Z0idburg>
and it gives you data
<Z0idburg>
and it gives you dataL616[15:51:06] <Z0idburg>
:>
<Z0idburg>
:>L617[15:51:11] <Z0idburg>
instead of the other way around
<Z0idburg>
instead of the other way aroundL618[15:51:12] <Rph>
well
<Rph>
wellL619[15:51:16] <Rph> my
idea for opengl would be like
<Rph> my
idea for opengl would be likeL620[15:51:24] <Rph> a
display server that only accepts ptrs to gl contexts
<Rph> a
display server that only accepts ptrs to gl contextsL621[15:51:26] <Rph> or vk
contexts
<Rph> or vk
contextsL622[15:51:34] <Rph> and
places them on screen
<Rph> and
places them on screenL623[15:51:52] <Z0idburg>
This is like, not even part of Trotwood's use case or design
schope, but should I make a display server for Trotwood?
<Z0idburg>
This is like, not even part of Trotwood's use case or design
schope, but should I make a display server for Trotwood?L624[15:51:53] <Z0idburg>
:>
<Z0idburg>
:>L625[15:52:02] <Z0idburg> I
don't want to
<Z0idburg> I
don't want toL626[15:52:05] <Rph> my OS
will have a display server by default
<Rph> my OS
will have a display server by defaultL627[15:52:07] <Z0idburg>
but some people may ask for it
<Z0idburg>
but some people may ask for itL628[15:52:24] <Izaya> do enterprise
switches of PBXes have a display server
L629[15:52:29] <Z0idburg>
no
<Z0idburg>
noL630[15:52:39] <Izaya> well then, I'd say
it's out of scope for now
L631[15:52:41] <Z0idburg>
they sometimes have gui tools that connect via telnet
<Z0idburg>
they sometimes have gui tools that connect via telnetL632[15:52:53] <Z0idburg>
those usually REALLY suck
<Z0idburg>
those usually REALLY suckL633[15:53:11] *
Izaya nods
L634[15:53:14] <Z0idburg>
Right now I am working on init!
<Z0idburg>
Right now I am working on init!L635[15:53:23] <Z0idburg>
Trotwood is actually booting
<Z0idburg>
Trotwood is actually bootingL636[15:53:25] <Rph>
complex init systems
<Rph>
complex init systemsL637[15:53:26] <Z0idburg>
the kerneo is starting
<Z0idburg>
the kerneo is startingL638[15:53:30] <Z0idburg>
kernel*
<Z0idburg>
kernel*L639[15:53:30] <Rph> are
meh
<Rph> are
mehL640[15:53:33] <Z0idburg>
so Trotwood is working
<Z0idburg>
so Trotwood is workingL641[15:53:39] <Z0idburg>
but I need to get the vfs to work right
<Z0idburg>
but I need to get the vfs to work rightL642[15:53:50] <Z0idburg>
to do that I need syncronous calls over asyncronous yield calls to
work
<Z0idburg>
to do that I need syncronous calls over asyncronous yield calls to
workL643[15:54:00] <Z0idburg>
and there's two ways to do that
<Z0idburg>
and there's two ways to do thatL644[15:54:10] <Izaya> https://welovela.in/media/1c85f6c6-3656-47c0-9b3c-8ab2f704feb2/image.png
L645[15:54:22] <Z0idburg> I
can either implement timeouts, or I can just have it wait forever
and ever
<Z0idburg> I
can either implement timeouts, or I can just have it wait forever
and everL646[15:54:26] <Z0idburg> I
could also have it do both
<Z0idburg> I
could also have it do bothL647[15:54:39] *
Izaya gives S3 jehanne
L648[15:54:49] <Z0idburg>
OH OH OH
<Z0idburg>
OH OH OHL649[15:54:50] <Izaya> (namely: all calls
are blocking, but you can schedule an interrupt in advance)
L650[15:54:52] <Z0idburg> I
know how I'll do it
<Z0idburg> I
know how I'll do itL651[15:54:57] <Z0idburg>
dafuq is this
<Z0idburg>
dafuq is thisL652[15:55:05] <Rph> my
"init system" will be just a script that executes
kernel.load(), then executes programs and then runs
kernel.start()
<Rph> my
"init system" will be just a script that executes
kernel.load(), then executes programs and then runs
kernel.start()L653[15:55:18] <Z0idburg> I
will make Trotwood syncronous calls over async wait forever and
ever and ever
<Z0idburg> I
will make Trotwood syncronous calls over async wait forever and
ever and everL654[15:55:37] <Z0idburg>
and then I will add a feature to a library you can use to tell it
to send a timeout event as well
<Z0idburg>
and then I will add a feature to a library you can use to tell it
to send a timeout event as wellL655[15:55:42] <Z0idburg>
if you want it
<Z0idburg>
if you want itL656[15:55:57] <Z0idburg>
you would then wrap timeout syunc calls with something loike
timeout(time, callback call)
<Z0idburg>
you would then wrap timeout syunc calls with something loike
timeout(time, callback call)L657[15:56:04] <Z0idburg>
and it's return the output of the callback call
<Z0idburg>
and it's return the output of the callback callL658[15:56:07] <Z0idburg>
or timeout
<Z0idburg>
or timeoutL659[15:56:13] <Z0idburg>
that would work
<Z0idburg>
that would workL660[15:56:49] <Z0idburg>
in order for that to work I have to break 1 rule
<Z0idburg>
in order for that to work I have to break 1 ruleL661[15:57:04] <Z0idburg> I
nee to allow you to tell the system to put your process back on the
ready stack immediately
<Z0idburg> I
nee to allow you to tell the system to put your process back on the
ready stack immediatelyL662[15:58:24]
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L663[15:58:42] <Izaya> S3: http://jehanne.io/2018/11/15/simplicity-awakes.html
L664[15:59:07] <Norezion> Hey all looking
for a OS or something, to use for a welcoming OS for a
server.
L665[15:59:23] <Vexatos> when you add 500
lines of code to Selene
L666[15:59:31] <Vexatos> and it works in
your tests but not when someone else runs it
L667[15:59:38] <Rph>
currently I think the only mature OS that exists is OpenOS
<Rph>
currently I think the only mature OS that exists is OpenOSL668[15:59:40] <Rph> but
not sure
<Rph> but
not sureL669[16:00:24] <AmandaC> define
"mature"
L670[16:00:28] <Izaya> I'd say KOS NEO is
relatively mature, has third party software, Minitel support, and
doesn't crash regularly like some other OSes that I may be involved
with
L671[16:00:38] <AmandaC> Because ^
L672[16:01:01] <Rph> well
by mature I mean with some software available, hard to crash unless
you count spamming ctrl + alt + c as unstable
<Rph> well
by mature I mean with some software available, hard to crash unless
you count spamming ctrl + alt + c as unstableL673[16:01:20] <AmandaC> I've been using
KOS as my user-facing machines
L674[16:01:24] <Rph>
Because i managed to get the "blue screen" interrupted
error
<Rph>
Because i managed to get the "blue screen" interrupted
errorL675[16:01:28] <Rph> on
openos
<Rph> on
openosL676[16:01:30] <Rph> way
too many times
<Rph> way
too many timesL677[16:01:54] <AmandaC> https://gitlab.darkdna.net/amanda/oc-fileserver/tree/master/lilac/client/kitten-os/apps
L678[16:02:08] <AmandaC> ^ Most of my base
apps for my world
L679[16:02:48] <Izaya> I need to get
around to re-doing the FRequest spec to be closer to Gopher
L680[16:03:04] <Rph> I
mean, for my OS even before making a public release I will make a
few dozen apps
<Rph> I
mean, for my OS even before making a public release I will make a
few dozen appsL681[16:03:07] <Rph> to
define certain standards
<Rph> to
define certain standardsL682[16:03:21] <Izaya> then do the comf
GUI browser
L683[16:03:24] <Izaya> with a scroll bar
this time
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L685[16:04:21] <Zef> Anyone
on discord that wants to play some TFC?
<Zef> Anyone
on discord that wants to play some TFC?L686[16:04:31] <Zef> With a
tiny modpack
<Zef> With a
tiny modpackL687[16:04:43] <Rph> im
currently playing kerbal space program, sorry
<Rph> im
currently playing kerbal space program, sorryL688[16:04:57] <Rph> with a
large modpack
<Rph> with a
large modpackL689[16:04:57] <AmandaC> Oh right,
Terraferma-craft. I keep thinking Team fortress classic
L690[16:05:08] <Izaya> I'd play some Team
Fortress Classic
L691[16:05:27] <Izaya> I don't have a copy
but that's a minor issue.
L692[16:06:06] <Rph> ksp is
a great way to make my computer suffer
<Rph> ksp is
a great way to make my computer sufferL693[16:07:59] <Rph>
building tiny planes is extremely fun tho
<Rph>
building tiny planes is extremely fun thoL695[16:25:56] <Rph> tiny
planes with short ranges
<Rph> tiny
planes with short rangesL696[16:29:23] ⇦
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L697[16:36:36] <Rph>
%tonkout
<Rph>
%tonkoutL698[16:36:36] <MichiBot> Rph has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.002 tonk points! plus 0.002
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 0.033
L699[16:36:39] <Rph> Going
to sleep
<Rph> Going
to sleepL700[16:48:35] <AmandaC> %8ball play
games?
L701[16:48:35] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Ask
again later
L702[16:48:46] <AmandaC> %8ball sit in the
rain?
L703[16:48:47] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Reply
hazy, try again
L704[16:49:04] *
AmandaC decides to sit in the rain, then
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L707[16:58:13] <Forecaster>
%tonk
<Forecaster>
%tonkL708[16:58:14] <MichiBot> Jeepers!
Forecaster! You beat Rph's previous record of <0! I hope you're
happy!
L709[16:58:14] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 21 minutes and 36 seconds! 21 minutes and 36 seconds
gained!
L710[17:06:21] <Z0idburg>
xso
<Z0idburg>
xsoL711[17:06:26] <Z0idburg>
my old website that somebody stole
<Z0idburg>
my old website that somebody stoleL712[17:06:30] <Z0idburg>
became a dating website
<Z0idburg>
became a dating websiteL713[17:07:06] <Kodos>
%blame ben_mkiv
<Kodos>
%blame ben_mkivL714[17:07:06] *
MichiBot blames ben_mkiv for adding a chirpy birb to the
inventory!
L715[17:07:18] <Kodos>
rip
<Kodos>
ripL716[17:07:37] <Z0idburg>
why would somebody use "9600-baud" for a dating
site
<Z0idburg>
why would somebody use "9600-baud" for a dating
siteL717[17:08:20] <Forecaster>
They just wanted it real baud
<Forecaster>
They just wanted it real baudL718[17:08:26] <Z0idburg>
lol
<Z0idburg>
lolL719[17:22:08] <ben_mkiv> why not?
L720[17:22:42] <ben_mkiv> they usually do
this because the website already got regular users and has a better
search rank and cross references
L721[17:22:51] <ben_mkiv> so higher search
engine ranking
L722[17:23:42] <AmandaC> And they milk it
dry and run it into the ground, run off with the money
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L724[17:59:10] <Temia> %tonk
L725[17:59:11] <MichiBot> Goshhawk! Temia!
You beat Forecaster's previous record of 21 minutes and 36 seconds!
I hope you're happy!
L726[17:59:12] <MichiBot> Temia's new
record is 1 hour and 57 seconds! 39 minutes and 20 seconds gained!
Temia also gained 0.001 tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L727[17:59:54] <Temia> %tonkout
L728[17:59:56] <MichiBot> Temia has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.001 tonk points! Current
score: 0.017
L729[18:00:38] <AmandaC> %tonkpoints
L730[18:00:39] <MichiBot> AmandaC: You
currently have 0.007 points!
L731[18:06:28] <AmandaC> Welp. I can never
get another point, or I'll not be 007
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L735[19:51:20] <Temia> This is legit
L736[19:51:31] *
Temia scoops Amanda into her lap and snuggles on.
L737[19:51:58] *
AmandaC meeps, purrs
L738[19:52:12] <AmandaC> I was playing
with inari's clicky-clack! https://i.imgur.com/P30ys9t.gifv
L739[19:53:50] <Temia> D'aww
L740[20:42:30] <Z0idburg>
HEY ITS HARU!
<Z0idburg>
HEY ITS HARU!L741[20:42:41] <Z0idburg>
You've been watching that too AmandaC?
<Z0idburg>
You've been watching that too AmandaC?L742[21:20:08]
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L743[21:20:21] <PrismaticYT> How do I
print to the center of the screen?
L744[21:21:35] ⇦
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L745[21:28:36] <CompanionCube> ...
L746[21:52:22] <Temia> %bye
L747[21:52:22] <MichiBot> Temia: Oh, well,
bye I guess...
L748[21:54:44] ⇦
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L749[22:00:30] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L750[22:00:30] <MichiBot> Avada Kedavra!
CompanionCube! You beat Temia's previous record of <0! I hope
you're happy!
L751[22:00:32] <MichiBot> CompanionCube's
new record is 4 hours and 34 seconds! 4 hours and 34 seconds
gained! CompanionCube also gained 0.004 tonk points for stealing
the tonk.
L752[22:00:38] <CompanionCube>
%tonkout
L753[22:00:41] <MichiBot> CompanionCube
has tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points!
plus 0.006 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
0.124
L754[22:00:47] <Temia> You
sunuvabitch
L755[22:00:50] <Temia> I was typing it
out
L756[22:01:07] <Temia> greataxes at
dawn
L757[22:01:13] <Temia> D:<
L758[22:01:32] *
CompanionCube blunts Temia's axe beforehand
L759[22:01:43] <Temia> That'll just make
it hurt more going in.
L760[22:01:46] <CompanionCube> fuck
L761[22:02:02] *
CompanionCube brings a greataxe...made of energy
L762[22:02:10] <Temia> ... Hm.
L763[22:02:14] <Temia> I could be in a bit
of trouble here.
L764[22:02:29] <CompanionCube> Aperture
Science(tm)
L765[22:03:10] *
CompanionCube was mostly curious how many points you get for a 4h
tok
L766[22:03:36] <CompanionCube> i could
calculate it but that's ~effort~
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L768[22:49:46] <AmandaC> @Z0idburg only
the first episode so far. Plan to watch more while I'm with
shitternet
L769[22:52:02] <AmandaC> %tell Inari I can
say now -- I'dnever survive an ironwoman run of this. I've crashed
ships into astroids too many times. Were it not for my scummy ways,
I'd have no safe space full of oxygen anymore, too
L770[22:52:03] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L771[22:52:50] <AmandaC> Hey! What's that
over there!
L772[22:53:01] *
AmandaC hides under Temia's blankets, sleeps
L773[22:57:22] <TheFox>
%tonk
<TheFox>
%tonkL774[22:57:22] <MichiBot> Fopdoodle!
TheFox! You beat CompanionCube's previous record of <0! I hope
you're happy!
L775[22:57:23] <MichiBot> TheFox's new
record is 56 minutes and 41 seconds! 56 minutes and 41 seconds
gained!
L776[22:57:57] *
Temia climbs under blankets with
L777[23:58:05] <Rph>
%tonk
<Rph>
%tonkL778[23:58:06] <MichiBot> Willikers! Rph!
You beat TheFox's previous record of 56 minutes and 41 seconds! I
hope you're happy!
L779[23:58:07] <MichiBot> Rph's new record
is 1 hour and 43 seconds! 4 minutes and 1 second gained! Rph also
gained 0.001 tonk points for stealing the tonk.