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L3[00:34:47] <Adie> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
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L5[00:35:05] <Bejgli> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
L6[00:35:06] * Izaya pokes Mimiru
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L9[00:36:06] <rasmus27> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
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L13[00:38:00] <cmoney> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
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L15[00:38:59] <minthos> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
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L17[00:39:33] <Skye> Ffs
L18[00:40:29] <Trainfan91> is there a gui alternative to openos?
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L20[00:41:44] <t0h> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
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L22[00:41:56] <chkrr00k> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
L23[00:41:58] <Izaya> Trainfan: There's KittenOS and MineOS
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L25[00:42:05] <Izaya> depending on your needs and wants
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L28[00:42:33] <Trainfan91> i want something that can use openos programs
L29[00:42:46] <Skye> Ah
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L31[00:42:58] <voice> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
L32[00:42:59] <Skye> I am not sure if there is any OS that has that
L33[00:43:20] <Trainfan91> mineos used to then removed it.
L34[00:43:21] ⇦ Quits: voice (voice!~voice@121.155.70.67) (Remote host closed the connection)
L35[00:43:33] <Skye> I wish these spamming bots would fuck off.
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L37[00:44:06] <HauM1> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
L38[00:44:07] <Trainfan91> did the quadradic formula explode??
L39[00:44:22] ⇦ Quits: HauM1 (HauM1!~HauM1@58.232.159.120) (Remote host closed the connection)
L40[00:44:58] <Skye> Basically there's this thing
L41[00:45:02] <micalexander> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
L42[00:45:02] ⇨ Joins: micalexander (micalexander!~micalexan@103.78.18.6)
L43[00:45:33] <Skye> Has been happening for a while now, where someone or a group has bee using bots to spam public IRC channels
L44[00:45:46] <Trainfan91> @Skye pm it to me pls
L45[00:46:14] <Trainfan91> the thing i mean
L46[00:46:52] <Skye> Um
L47[00:47:04] <Skye> I was talking about the spam which is annoying
L48[00:47:17] <Trainfan91> oh, lol srry XD
L49[00:47:20] <Skye> There is no way to run a gui with openos stuff
L50[00:47:26] <Skye> There sort of is a wah
L51[00:47:29] <Skye> But it's...
L52[00:47:34] <Skye> Kinda hacky.
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L54[00:47:54] <Rai-chan> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
L55[00:47:55] ⇨ Joins: eMBee (eMBee!~eMBee@41.36.153.23)
L56[00:47:57] <Skye> If you use KittenOS NEO, you can run virtual computers which can run OpenOS
L57[00:47:58] <eMBee> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
L58[00:48:56] <Trainfan91> Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/ulusegodog
L59[00:49:41] <Trainfan91> but its getting eaten by a linux or something
L60[00:49:50] <Skye> ? Wut
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L63[00:50:03] <korozion> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
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L65[00:50:35] <Trainfan91> somebody didn't grow up with homestarrunner.com
L66[00:50:44] <Skye> @Trainfan91 https://github.com/20kdc/OC-KittenOS
L67[00:51:45] <Trainfan91> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Az49aNuYeJs
L68[00:51:45] <MichiBot> Strong Bad Email # 118 - Virus | length: 4m 9s | Likes: 5,636 Dislikes: 62 Views: 569,879 | by homestarrunnerdotcom | Published On 1/4/2009
L69[00:51:54] <CompanionCube> Mimiru: the freenode spammers are back
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L73[00:52:01] <audioPhil> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
L74[00:52:22] ⇦ Quits: audioPhil (audioPhil!~audioPhil@p444092-ipngn200307matuyama.ehime.ocn.ne.jp) (Remote host closed the connection)
L75[00:52:41] <Trainfan91> i feel like this this is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Az49aNuYeJs
L76[00:52:41] <MichiBot> Strong Bad Email # 118 - Virus | length: 4m 9s | Likes: 5,636 Dislikes: 62 Views: 569,879 | by homestarrunnerdotcom | Published On 1/4/2009
L77[00:52:54] <Trainfan91> WATCH PLS
L78[00:53:12] <Skye> CompanionCube: what even is the story so far
L79[00:53:35] <CompanionCube> Skye: I don'f know how it started
L80[00:54:14] <CompanionCube> but someone got butthurt about some people spammed about exherbo linux, some freenode staff and pedophillia
L81[00:55:39] <Skye> I don't get why they want to spam esper
L82[00:56:18] ⇨ Joins: xeroks (xeroks!~xeroks@1.4.198.2)
L83[00:56:19] <ben_mkiv> bet they spam any large irc network that wont supress it
L84[00:56:35] <CompanionCube> ^
L85[00:56:43] <Trainfan91> how do we fight back??
L86[00:56:52] <CompanionCube> get MichiBot to autoban them
L87[00:56:59] <CompanionCube> it's been done before
L88[00:57:09] <Forecaster> a phraseban wont really do anything since it's just one line
L89[00:57:59] <Trainfan91> phraseban the exherbo part
L90[00:58:01] <Forecaster> we can pretty much just wait until esper deals with it
L91[00:58:15] <Trainfan91> at least
L92[00:58:40] <Forecaster> @Trainfan91 it wont do anything since they'll still be able to join and post the one line, then they leave anyway
L93[00:58:49] <Forecaster> the ban will do literally nothing
L94[00:59:12] <Forecaster> it's only useful when they're trying to post multiple lines, then the phrase ban will only let them post one, then ban them
L95[00:59:36] <Skye> There are brute force methods
L96[00:59:41] <CompanionCube> Skye: apparently the attack did also include freenode
L97[00:59:43] <CompanionCube> so
L98[00:59:44] <Skye> Like making the channel secret
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L101[01:00:48] <Trainfan91> it's the spampocalypse!! hide your kids!!!!
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L103[01:01:39] <Trainfan91> on a side note, here's a different spam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdpsfBsN_Dg
L104[01:01:40] <MichiBot> Weird Al Yankovic- Spam | length: 3m 2s | Likes: 2,202 Dislikes: 53 Views: 599,042 | by Isaac Nicholas | Published On 25/7/2008
L105[01:03:19] <Trainfan91> sorry to make lite of a bad spam attack; LOL
L106[01:04:46] <CompanionCube> just because it needs to be said: the link is bullshit. As is the link to the blogpost. The pages were create by the spammers as a defamation/libel attack.
L107[01:08:32] <ben_mkiv> might try to spread the malware which posts that crap xD
L108[01:11:39] <sobel> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
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L110[01:11:46] <Trainfan91> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdpsfBsN_Dg
L111[01:11:46] <MichiBot> Weird Al Yankovic- Spam | length: 3m 2s | Likes: 2,202 Dislikes: 53 Views: 599,042 | by Isaac Nicholas | Published On 25/7/2008
L112[01:12:05] <Forecaster> you spamming that yourself doesn't really improve things
L113[01:12:23] ⇦ Quits: sobel (sobel!~sobel@197.58.197.232) (Remote host closed the connection)
L114[01:12:53] <Trainfan91> how about this?
L115[01:12:53] <ben_mkiv> well maybe its just one part of the malware
L116[01:12:56] <Trainfan91> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUhlRoBL8M
L117[01:12:57] <MichiBot> Eric Idle - "Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life" - STEREO HQ | length: 3m 11s | Likes: 103,069 Dislikes: 2,659 Views: 12,832,991 | by Melonhead622 | Published On 11/2/2011
L118[01:17:54] <Gamah12> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
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L122[01:18:23] <KeenWarrior> read about the new exciting pedo-friendly linux distribution https://exherbo.com/
L123[01:18:36] *** Mimiru sets mode: +is
L124[01:19:52] <asie> KeenWarrior: hello
L125[01:20:29] <asie> who are you going to defame and target next? do you feel smug about your operations behind the botnet and 0-days?
L126[01:21:50] <asie> you and your spamming are co-responsible for the death of IRC and erosion of it by centralized, moderated chat services. does that make you feel happy? do you think you're making a positive contribution to the world?
L127[01:22:06] ⇦ Quits: KeenWarrior (KeenWarrior!~KeenWarri@156.220.34.61) (Ping timeout: 198 seconds)
L128[01:22:10] <asie> aww, ping timeout
L129[01:22:15] <asie> hoped it would at least end up in the logs
L130[01:22:25] <ben_mkiv> yea on some botnet node
L131[01:22:28] <ben_mkiv> and never read by anyone
L132[01:22:28] <ben_mkiv> xD
L133[01:23:36] <Trainfan91> #tonk
L134[01:23:48] <Trainfan91> /tonk
L135[01:23:53] <Rph> Don't
L136[01:24:03] <Rph> You will waste it
L137[01:24:09] <Trainfan91> how?
L138[01:24:16] <Rph> Its not 4 hours yet
L139[01:24:27] <Trainfan91> ok
L140[01:24:40] <Trainfan91> (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L141[01:24:51] <Trainfan91> lol
L142[01:26:26] <Trainfan91> can openos connect to other irc's?
L143[01:26:37] <Trainfan91> other than esper
L144[01:26:46] <ben_mkiv> pretty sure it can
L145[01:29:42] <Forecaster> yes
L146[01:30:17] <CompanionCube> asie: you can't reason with trolls
L147[01:30:42] <asie> CompanionCube: he's just hurting causes he's most likely at least slightly resonating with, which is idiotic
L148[01:30:43] <Forecaster> but you can certainly try
L149[01:30:44] <CompanionCube> or malicious persons of which troll is a subset.
L150[01:30:53] <Trainfan91> who's the admin?
L151[01:31:17] <Trainfan91> olf this irc?
L152[01:31:33] <asie> i'm just sad kloeri gets all this shit just because he decided to go against the GNAA as an ircop
L153[01:32:10] <Trainfan91> how about this SH*T?
L154[01:32:11] <Trainfan91> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpVDmcQz5Ms
L155[01:32:12] <MichiBot> South Park: It Hits the Fan the Sh*tty Short Version | length: 1m 44s | Likes: 960 Dislikes: 25 Views: 203,477 | by Falconlaxer6905 | Published On 13/8/2007
L156[01:32:33] <Trainfan91> pls don't hurt me...
L157[01:35:03] <asie> kloeri's got that for seven years now
L158[01:35:06] <asie> still going
L159[01:36:32] <Trainfan91> @Admin pls replace all malware this this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpVDmcQz5Ms THANKYOU!
L160[01:36:33] <MichiBot> South Park: It Hits the Fan the Sh*tty Short Version | length: 1m 44s | Likes: 960 Dislikes: 25 Views: 203,477 | by Falconlaxer6905 | Published On 13/8/2007
L161[01:36:49] <Forecaster> ...
L162[01:37:08] <Trainfan91> cause malware is poop
L163[01:37:38] <Forecaster> you are spamming now
L164[01:37:40] <ben_mkiv> those ppl are poop
L165[01:37:48] <Forecaster> and that doesn't make any sense anyway
L166[01:37:52] <Trainfan91> ok, ill stop
L167[01:37:54] <ben_mkiv> the reincarnation of mr hanky
L168[01:38:31] <Trainfan91> i get a little nuts after midnight est, srry
L169[01:38:39] <CompanionCube> asie: don't forget the others
L170[01:39:15] <asie> CompanionCube: anyone who defended him? yeah
L171[01:40:33] <Trainfan91> so, any1 watch exploding tnt?
L172[01:40:39] <Trainfan91> the youtuber
L173[01:41:01] <Trainfan91> i mean
L174[01:42:56] <Mimiru> Speaking of spamming
L175[01:43:02] <Mimiru> everyone hold on to your scrollbacks
L176[01:43:04] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@45.115.172.190
L177[01:43:04] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@176-139-139-29.abo.bbox.fr
L178[01:43:05] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@38-250-128-31.merlin.ua
L179[01:43:05] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@37.114.185.15
L180[01:43:05] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@118.70.196.228
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L182[01:43:07] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@14.162.181.89
L183[01:43:09] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@125.209.107.73
L184[01:43:11] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@cable201-233-37-74.epm.net.co
L185[01:43:13] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@115.75.112.112
L186[01:43:15] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@37.76.145.30
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L191[01:43:25] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@190.214.234.195
L192[01:43:26] <Trainfan91> wuts a scrollback?
L193[01:43:27] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@123.21.30.40
L194[01:43:29] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@27.54.118.185
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L201[01:43:44] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@109.202.8.149
L202[01:43:45] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@221.182.178.98
L203[01:43:47] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@static-212.214.228.182.addr.tdcsong.se
L204[01:43:49] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@2a03:b000:a00::ad
L205[01:43:51] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@2001:ac8:28:10::a01d
L206[01:43:51] <Trainfan91> and why?
L207[01:43:53] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@2a00:9080:1:98c::1de
L208[01:43:55] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@46.166.142.*
L209[01:43:57] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@186.213.34.*
L210[01:43:59] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@176.47.71.*
L211[01:44:01] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@103.247.216.154
L212[01:44:02] <ben_mkiv> i think you wont notice on discord, mimiru is just unbanning the whole internet
L213[01:44:03] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@ool-4571e293.dyn.optonline.net
L214[01:44:05] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@177.33.98.53
L215[01:44:07] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@220.38.94.90.dynamic.jazztel.es
L216[01:44:09] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@147.ip-151-80-233.eu
L217[01:44:10] <Mimiru> https://drive.pc-logix.com/index.php/s/kQDiFABN5F8T9L7
L218[01:44:11] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@212.55.84.159
L219[01:44:33] <Mimiru> Hmm
L220[01:44:41] <Mimiru> I might have angered Esper/ZNC
L221[01:45:17] <Trainfan91> TACTICAL SPAM INCOMING!!!!!!
L222[01:45:39] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@27.193.36.251
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L227[01:45:51] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@97e12369.skybroadband.com
L228[01:46:01] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@97e12369.skybroadband.com
L229[01:46:03] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@68-188-113-178.static.stls.mo.charter.com
L230[01:46:05] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@74-196-54-47.*
L231[01:46:07] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@173.208.221.82
L232[01:46:13] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@c4.63.01a8.ip4.static.sl-reverse.com
L233[01:46:15] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@softbank060095114247.bbtec.net
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L237[01:46:29] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@2001:590:1405:2e7:2e7:3255:1623:3096
L238[01:46:30] <Trainfan91> btw, why is it EVEN NAMED after a food product?
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L244[01:47:17] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@p579645B4.dip0.t-ipconnect.de
L245[01:47:19] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@a89-153-12-146.cpe.netcabo.pt
L246[01:47:21] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@94.250.222.19
L247[01:47:28] *** Mimiru sets mode: -b *!*@22.88.93.209.dyn.plus.net
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L259[01:47:55] <Izaya> Spam is not a popular food
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L261[01:47:57] <Izaya> but cheap to make
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L278[01:48:30] <Trainfan91> not in asia, lol
L279[01:48:37] <Mimiru> Hey..
L280[01:48:41] <Mimiru> Done
L281[01:49:09] <Mimiru> https://irclogs.pc-logix.com/view?chan=oc&log=2019-03-02.log#L176 for our Discord users who want to see the fun
L282[01:51:46] <Trainfan91> @ben_mkiv i noticed that audio cables don't seem to like open components very much....
L283[01:52:45] <ben_mkiv> OCDevices stuff and computronics cables?
L284[01:53:37] <ben_mkiv> wonder why vex doesnt host on curse -.-
L285[01:55:05] <ben_mkiv> @trainfan91 so what happens when you place them next to each other?
L286[01:58:09] <Trainfan91> yes, and they don't "touch" the card container.
L287[01:58:28] <CompanionCube> trainfan91: btw scrollback is what it sounds like
L288[01:58:32] <Trainfan91> and the audio stays at the sound card
L289[01:58:47] <CompanionCube> it's past messages, that you scroll back to
L290[01:58:58] <Trainfan91> and/or noise or beep card
L291[01:59:32] <Trainfan91> although i haven't tested those to cards yet, only sound
L292[02:00:22] *** Mimiru sets mode: -i
L293[02:01:07] <ben_mkiv> oh
L294[02:01:18] <ben_mkiv> so they dont connect if you use a soundcard in an ocdevices case
L295[02:01:51] <CompanionCube> we had mode +i?
L296[02:02:12] <ben_mkiv> for me it connects oO
L297[02:02:13] <Mimiru> I set it a bit ago
L298[02:02:35] <Rph> oh god
L299[02:02:48] <Rph> That's a lotta bans(?)
L300[02:02:51] <Mimiru> I set it to +i when the spamming started
L301[02:02:52] <Rph> or were they unbans
L302[02:03:00] <Mimiru> The ban list was full, I emptied it
L303[02:03:09] <Rph> wait, there is a limit on amount of bans?
L304[02:03:11] <Mimiru> most of them were spam bans, that are long since useless
L305[02:03:12] <Mimiru> yes
L306[02:03:15] <CompanionCube> Rph: 200
L307[02:03:22] <Rph> that's... weird
L308[02:03:32] <Rph> One discord server I'm a moderator in has like 3000 bans
L309[02:03:39] <Mimiru> Seems to have topped out at about 91
L310[02:03:49] <CompanionCube> i assumed bot autoremoved them
L311[02:03:52] <CompanionCube> guess not.
L312[02:04:02] <Mimiru> it looks like they weren't timed bans
L313[02:04:27] <Mimiru> Likely set by the phrase banner before it used tban
L314[02:04:41] <ben_mkiv> @ţrainfan are you sure that you didnt try to connect to an invalid side?
L315[02:04:51] <ben_mkiv> the cases wont accept connections from all sides anymore
L316[02:05:39] <Trainfan91> @ben_mkiv what sides do they accept?
L317[02:05:59] <ben_mkiv> top, bottom, back
L318[02:06:15] <ben_mkiv> except for the ibm case which accepts all sides but top
L319[02:07:13] <ben_mkiv> oh, front neither
L320[02:22:25] <Wattana Gaming> This game is depressing as fuck http://tinyurl.com/y49uouks
L321[02:22:39] <Wattana Gaming> An innocent child is killed AS PART OF THE STORY
L322[02:24:23] <Trainfan91> @ben_mkiv this is the problem http://tinyurl.com/y67vh5mp
L323[02:24:40] <Trainfan91> carddock at top
L324[02:24:43] <ben_mkiv> oh
L325[02:24:51] <ben_mkiv> i thought you are using a case
L326[02:25:04] <ben_mkiv> wasnt thinking of the carddock
L327[02:25:35] <Trainfan91> @ben_mkiv any ideas?
L328[02:26:16] <ben_mkiv> looking into computronics source right now what they do to check if it should connect
L329[02:26:29] <Trainfan91> ok, ty
L330[02:26:53] <Trainfan91> afk brb
L331[02:31:40] <Trainfan91> i'm back; not to be impatient, but is the patch going to be anytime soon?
L332[02:33:34] <ben_mkiv> probably tomorrow
L333[02:34:13] <ben_mkiv> well, i could probably upload you a patched version in an a few minutes, if you just want to play around with that now
L334[02:34:31] <ben_mkiv> %blame vexatos for not using capabilities
L335[02:34:32] <Trainfan91> that'd be great
L336[02:34:32] * MichiBot blames vexatos for not using capabilities for the zombie breakout
L337[02:36:21] <Trainfan91> %blame Ross from game grumps
L338[02:36:22] * MichiBot blames Ross from game grumps for the moon not being made of cheese
L339[02:36:38] <Trainfan91> goddammit ross
L340[02:40:42] <Trainfan91> @ben_mkiv i REALLY would like the ability to use my sound card sooner that later
L341[02:41:17] <ben_mkiv> yea the struggle is real
L342[02:43:19] <Trainfan91> %blame vexatos for president no. 45
L343[02:43:19] * MichiBot blames vexatos for president no. 45 for the zombie breakout
L344[02:43:38] <Trainfan91> seems legit actually, lol
L345[02:45:32] <Trainfan91> only u can prevent trump from starting the zombie apocalypse...
L346[02:46:43] <Trainfan91> @ben_mkiv what's a capability?
L347[02:47:23] <Trainfan91> %blame Preston Garvey
L348[02:47:23] * MichiBot blames Preston Garvey for slow internet speeds
L349[02:47:36] <ben_mkiv> a more generic way to add features to some blocks/items in minecraft
L350[02:48:07] <Trainfan91> generic = easier in this case?
L351[02:48:27] <ben_mkiv> depends on how the mod uses them
L352[02:49:01] <ben_mkiv> %blame vexatos for java.lang.AbstractMethodError: pl.asie.computronics.ClientProxy$1.colorMultiplier(Lnet/minecraft/item/ItemStack;I)I
L353[02:49:01] * MichiBot blames vexatos for java.lang.AbstractMethodError: pl.asie.computronics.ClientProxy$1.colorMultiplier(Lnet/minecraft/item/ItemStack;I)I for Half-life 3 not being out
L354[02:49:48] <Trainfan91> wait... %blame God Howard
L355[02:49:57] <Trainfan91> %blame God Howard [Edited]
L356[02:49:57] * MichiBot blames God Howard [Edited] for bridge fees
L357[02:50:55] <Trainfan91> %blame trainfan91 beating a dead horse
L358[02:50:55] * MichiBot blames trainfan91 beating a dead horse for the existence of wasps!
L359[02:51:40] <Trainfan91> sorry, almost 4:00 am where i live
L360[02:51:54] <Trainfan91> so im a little tired
L361[02:52:39] <Trainfan91> %blame dividing by 0
L362[02:52:39] * MichiBot blames dividing by 0 for bridge fees
L363[02:52:49] <Mimiru> stahp...
L364[02:52:53] <Trainfan91> ok
L365[02:53:25] <Trainfan91> hammertime [Edited]
L366[02:53:41] <Trainfan91> XD I'll be good now
L367[02:54:55] <Trainfan91> %tonk
L368[02:54:56] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Trainfan91, you were not able to beat CompanionCube's record of 4 hours, 35 minutes and 28 seconds this time.
L369[02:54:57] <MichiBot> 3 hours, 32 minutes and 24 seconds were wasted! Missed by 1 hour, 3 minutes and 3 seconds!
L370[02:55:15] <Trainfan91> ooooooh, sorry, lost count
L371[02:55:51] <Trainfan91> *insert rage face here*
L372[03:00:14] <Trainfan91> i'm gonna go b4 i make a fool out of myself again
L373[03:00:21] <ben_mkiv> too late
L374[03:15:11] <Trainfan91> key word was again, lol
L375[03:15:36] <Trainfan91> also *are we there yet?
L376[03:15:44] <Trainfan91> also *are we there yet?* [Edited]
L377[03:17:29] <ben_mkiv> look into your dms
L378[03:19:42] <Forecaster> http://imgur.com/gallery/s7hA6S4
L379[03:19:42] <Forecaster> Have a hummingbird
L380[03:20:55] <Trainfan91> @ben_mkiv what is dms?
L381[03:21:09] <ben_mkiv> direct messages in discord...
L382[03:22:32] * Izaya grumbles about terminology
L383[03:24:08] <ben_mkiv> but imma have to rethink what i've just added, guess that wont be in the next official release
L384[03:24:13] <ben_mkiv> as it hard depends on computronics
L385[03:24:36] <Trainfan91> %blame terminology
L386[03:24:37] * MichiBot blames terminology for Half-life 3 not being out
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L388[04:42:03] <Kleadron> %blame Intel
L389[04:42:04] * MichiBot blames Intel for running being exhausting
L390[04:44:36] <Izaya> %flip hahahahahahaha
L391[04:44:37] <MichiBot> Izaya: (╯°□°）╯ɐɥɐɥɐɥɐɥɐɥɐɥɐɥ
L392[04:45:32] <Rph> %flip Izaya
L393[04:45:32] <MichiBot> Rph: (╯°□°）╯ɐʎɐzI
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L407[05:19:42] <Bob> i r c s p a m
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L409[05:24:53] <wattana> hail polari irc client lol
L410[05:25:22] <Izaya> telepathy
L411[05:25:25] <Izaya> neat
L412[05:25:38] <wattana> P O L A R I M A S T E R R A C E
L413[05:25:43] <wattana> :>
L414[05:26:42] <Bob> o o f
L415[05:27:07] <wattana> Roblox meme intensifies
L416[05:29:55] <Bob> i have the emote but yall using irc
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L420[05:30:10] <wattana> Come at me lol I have Discord too
L421[05:30:19] <Bob> I know :p
L422[05:30:27] <wattana> ?️
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L424[05:31:10] <wattana> Why is the server so lonely :/
L425[05:31:12] <Bob> These are Unicode, Discord emotes aren't
L426[05:31:17] <Bob> wich ?
L427[05:31:38] <wattana> There are not many people talking here
L428[05:31:52] <Bob> *i do*
L429[05:31:54] <Izaya> %time
L430[05:31:54] <MichiBot> Izaya: 2019-Mar-02 11:31:54
L431[05:31:58] <Izaya> %stats
L432[05:31:58] <MichiBot> Stats: https://oclogs.pc-logix.com/stats.html
L433[05:32:09] <Bob> Well its 12:31 here, i think most people are busy
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L435[05:32:23] <Izaya> that'd be my guess, though statistics would disagree
L436[05:32:34] <wattana> It's 18:32 here
L437[05:32:41] <wattana> @ Thailand
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L439[05:34:34] <Bob> http://tinyurl.com/yxu7qlch
L440[05:34:44] <Bob> Yote
L441[05:34:58] <Bob> Stealing least talkative people's rankings
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L443[05:35:36] <wattana> why isn't some new message showing?
L444[05:35:54] <wattana> is it because I afk-ed and polari disconnect automatically?
L445[05:37:10] <Izaya> probably
L446[05:38:44] <Izaya> Bob: rookie numbers
L447[05:42:57] <Lizzy> hmmm, what to do today....
L448[05:43:23] <Izaya> https://my.mixtape.moe/fujvop.jpg
L449[05:43:25] <Izaya> nothing
L450[05:43:28] <Izaya> relax
L451[05:45:57] <Lizzy> yeah, but i feel like i'm wasting time if i just relax
L452[05:46:08] <Lizzy> %s/relax/do nothing
L453[05:46:09] <MichiBot> <Lizzy> yeah, but i feel like i'm wasting time if i just do nothing
L454[05:47:07] <Lizzy> think i'ma play some ONI
L455[05:49:20] <Bob> Oxygen Not Included right ?
L456[05:49:24] <Lizzy> yes
L457[05:52:10] <Bob> OwO
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L460[06:17:28] <Z0idburg> heh
L461[06:17:45] <Izaya> https://i.redd.it/5kwzu06t0oj21.jpg
L462[06:19:26] <Z0idburg> LOL
L463[06:19:49] <Izaya> you laugh
L464[06:19:54] <Izaya> but I deal with this semi-regularly
L465[06:20:21] <Izaya> no space in the garage for muh bike right now so I've been bringing 'er in the back door and the cats are relentless
L466[06:20:24] <Izaya> I presume because engine heat
L467[06:21:18] <Rph> so if I don't like someone and they have a motorcycle, should I just get 10 cats and release them in a room with the vehicle?
L468[06:21:21] <Lizzy> if it's made of warms, is it not meant for sits?
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L471[06:27:20] <Z0idburg> Rph did you see my ridiculous mention last night?
L472[06:27:27] <Z0idburg> about Trotwood
L473[06:31:38] <AmandaC> %tell Inari who said you could let me only sleep 4h. D:
L474[06:31:38] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Inari will be notified of this message when next seen.
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L477[06:36:19] <Inari> .
L478[06:36:28] <AmandaC> Oh hai, Inari
L479[06:36:47] <trainfan91> greetings from opencomputers
L480[06:37:02] <trainfan91> as in minecraft
L481[06:37:08] <trainfan91> world
L482[06:38:00] <Inari> AmandaC: ohai
L483[06:38:18] <trainfan91> hello again
L484[06:38:30] <trainfan91> sorry, kinda tired
L485[06:39:12] <Z0idburg> wat
L486[06:39:25] <Z0idburg> go back to bed then you lazy sleepyhead
L487[06:39:50] <trainfan91> actually been up all night
L488[06:40:01] <Z0idburg> that makes no sense
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L490[06:40:08] <Z0idburg> unless you were working
L491[06:40:08] <trainfan91> didn't sleep. period
L492[06:40:13] <Z0idburg> then go to bed
L493[06:40:33] <trainfan91> it makes sence if you're possibly bipolar
L494[06:40:37] <Z0idburg> gotta be up before the sun rises
L495[06:40:59] <Z0idburg> make sure the rooster's still working
L496[06:41:05] <AmandaC> %stab @Z0idburg
L497[06:41:17] <AmandaC> Why won't MichiBot do my stab-bidding!?
L498[06:41:21] <Z0idburg> ?
L499[06:41:26] <trainfan91> %blame rooster.exe
L500[06:41:26] * MichiBot blames rooster.exe for running being exhausting
L501[06:41:29] <Z0idburg> %pet amandaC
L502[06:41:30] * MichiBot pets amandaC with thunderjaw. 7 health gained!
L503[06:41:32] <Lizzy> %bap @Z0idburg
L504[06:41:32] * MichiBot baps @Z0idburg with FBI donuts
L505[06:41:44] <Z0idburg> lol wtf
L506[06:41:59] <Z0idburg> thunderjaws are great
L507[06:42:04] <trainfan91> %bap trainfan91
L508[06:42:04] * MichiBot baps trainfan91 with girl's girl
L509[06:42:09] <trainfan91> %bap trainfan91
L510[06:42:10] * MichiBot baps trainfan91 with baout left
L511[06:42:11] <Z0idburg> they are so much fun to fling arrows at
L512[06:42:13] <trainfan91> %bap trainfan91
L513[06:42:14] * MichiBot baps trainfan91 with pineapple nut cake
L514[06:42:15] <trainfan91> %bap trainfan91
L515[06:42:16] * MichiBot baps trainfan91 with FBI donuts
L516[06:42:21] <AmandaC> Stop.
L517[06:42:23] <trainfan91> ok ill stop
L518[06:42:42] *** trainfan91 was kicked by Lizzy (come back in 24 hours, you've already been asked to stop spamming earlier))
L519[06:45:20] <Lizzy> probably should have done that through MichiBot's timed ban stuff but oh well
L520[06:45:33] <Lizzy> %remindme 24h unban *!*@c-73-150-56-216.hsd1.nj.comcast.net
L521[06:45:34] <MichiBot> I'll remind you about "unban *!*@c-73-150-56-216.hsd1.nj.comcast.net" at 03/03/2019 06:45:33 AM
L522[06:45:42] <Z0idburg> rofl
L523[06:46:32] <Lizzy> Mimiru told them earlier to stop spamming (i probably wouldn't have seen it if they hadn't pinged the admin role on discord)
L524[06:47:58] <Z0idburg> I've been reading Discords blog lately, the ones about how they built their backend and such
L525[06:48:10] <Z0idburg> There are always great posts there.
L526[06:51:30] <Z0idburg> I've had a project under my thoughts for a few years now, and I think I may want to start working on it. I've always wanted to make a trouble ticket system that works sort of like git, where all the tickets are actually immutable.
L527[06:53:00] <Z0idburg> The problem is most of my time is invested in Trotwood and Trotwood has a closer barrier of satisfaction
L528[06:54:19] <Z0idburg> I also have the followup project of testing some train routing algorithms mathematically on my chaulk board, to offer some ideas for your problem, Lizzy
L529[06:54:39] <Z0idburg> I need to come up with a few simple ones that scale
L530[07:03:29] <Lizzy> cool
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L532[07:11:42] <Z0idburg> hm
L533[07:12:38] <S3> t20kdc: It looks like 25Khz is the average performance of small Lua functions
L534[07:13:01] <S3> not counting all of the overhead of everything going on in OC...
L535[07:14:40] <S3> t20kdc: With that said, I have something absolutely terrifying that you might go wat about
L536[07:15:12] <t20kdc> ...?
L537[07:15:12] <S3> Imagine if Trotwood's kernel core gave you a new kernel core every time a process ran, without a significant performance impact.
L538[07:15:23] <S3> I may have found a way to do it.
L539[07:15:32] <S3> (An immutable kernel core)
L540[07:16:03] <t20kdc> ...if you mean using metatables to make One True Readonly Kernel Functions Table
L541[07:16:10] <S3> no metatables
L542[07:16:14] <S3> metatables are slow
L543[07:16:14] <AmandaC> That doesn't sound too hard to do with __index and __setindex
L544[07:16:31] <Rph> discord ate the formatting
L545[07:16:37] <AmandaC> ( __newindex? )
L546[07:16:51] <S3> I think I may be able to abuse functions to do it
L547[07:17:14] <t20kdc> ...let me guess: The One True Immutable Kernel Syscall Function
L548[07:17:19] <S3> Trotwood isn't OOP, but there's a way to do OOP by abusing functions instead of tables
L549[07:17:36] <S3> and the impact is higher performance but ~ 1.33* more memory usage.
L550[07:18:09] <S3> t20kdc: well nah Trotwood syscalls are just yields
L551[07:18:36] <Z0idburg> you pass the system call attributes to the yield function and trotwood collects them
L552[07:27:41] <Rph> Honestly, yields for system calls seem very meh to me
L553[07:27:50] <Rph> because if a program is very syscall heavy
L554[07:27:53] <Rph> it will be slow
L555[07:28:01] <Rph> I'll have a hybrid system
L556[07:28:13] <Rph> where syscalls yield every 50 calls for example
L557[07:28:18] <Rph> so you have a per process counter
L558[07:28:27] <Rph> and every 50 syscalls the OS just forces a yield
L559[07:29:45] <S3> Rph yielding is not very slow, I have tested this
L560[07:29:49] <S3> https://github.com/bhodgins/trotwood/blob/master/lib/sys.lua
L561[07:29:53] <S3> t20kdc: ^ bottom of that
L562[07:30:01] <S3> are the system calls
L563[07:30:07] <Rph> but when you yield, the os has to go thru all other processes
L564[07:30:10] <Rph> and resume them
L565[07:30:12] <Rph> before returning to you
L566[07:30:15] <Rph> unless you figured that out
L567[07:30:38] <S3> Rph nope.
L568[07:30:40] <S3> not in Trotwood
L569[07:30:48] <Rph> hmmm
L570[07:30:53] <Rph> I guess then your system does make sense
L571[07:31:04] <Rph> %tonk
L572[07:31:05] <MichiBot> Jeepers! Rph! You beat CompanionCube's previous record of 4 hours, 35 minutes and 28 seconds! I hope you're happy!
L573[07:31:05] <t20kdc> yield can act however you want it to act, it's just a control flow transfer device
L574[07:31:05] <MichiBot> Rph's new record is 4 hours, 36 minutes and 8 seconds! 40 seconds gained! Rph also gained 0.004 tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L575[07:31:17] <Rph> YUSS
L576[07:31:20] <t20kdc> from the current coroutine to the coroutine that resumed it
L577[07:31:20] <Rph> %tonkout
L578[07:31:20] <MichiBot> Rph has tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points! plus 0.006 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 0.052
L579[07:31:59] <S3> In Trotwood, when you yield your process what happens is that instead of placing that process on a list of processes to resume, it forgets about it.
L580[07:32:12] <S3> this is why if you make a program in trotwood that just yields it will never run again.
L581[07:32:57] <Rph> I dont like having userspace programs do low level tasks
L582[07:33:08] <Rph> I guess I am already doing that with userspace drivers
L583[07:33:11] <S3> Trotwood uses a pub sub interface (usable via yield calls!) that when an event comes in that matches the subscribers context, it will place that in the inbox of that process and place that process on the end of a "queue" to run, cakled the "ready" queue.
L584[07:33:15] <Rph> but I more mean stuff like GUI utilities
L585[07:33:36] <S3> called*
L586[07:33:42] <S3> these aren't low level things
L587[07:33:59] <Rph> if the program has to put in active effort to be resumed again
L588[07:33:59] <S3> pub sub and send receive are just as high level as they are low.
L589[07:34:05] <S3> it doesn't
L590[07:35:08] <S3> let's say you want to make a program to capture all keyboard events. I don't know why you'd want to do this unless you were a TTY multiplexer, but lets say you want a copy of aLL the keyboard events
L591[07:35:16] <S3> in your programs startup you subscrube to keyboard
L592[07:35:20] <S3> and you yield
L593[07:35:39] <S3> every time the computer gets a keyboard event your process is magically woken up.
L594[07:35:48] <S3> along with every other process that gets the keyboard event
L595[07:36:06] <S3> if the keyboard is never touched then the process never ever runs
L596[07:36:10] <Rph> what if I want to yield for that event once
L597[07:36:13] <S3> because, why would you run a process that does nothing
L598[07:36:15] <Rph> also well, i understand that much
L599[07:36:35] <S3> if you only want it once then unsubscribe as soon as you get your keyboard event.
L600[07:36:37] <S3> simple as that
L601[07:37:09] <S3> sys.unsub('keyboard')
L602[07:37:13] <S3> bam done.
L603[07:37:34] <Rph> what if I want to listen inline for the event
L604[07:37:48] <S3> you mean poll?
L605[07:37:54] <Rph> yes
L606[07:38:31] <Rph> also will trotwood have a openos compatibility layer?
L607[07:38:35] <S3> That's very bad practice, and goes against the grain of Trotwood's design practices.
L608[07:38:41] <Rph> or rather
L609[07:38:46] <Rph> will creating a layer like this be possible
L610[07:38:54] <Rph> without doing too much kernel modification
L611[07:38:57] <S3> That's under my thoughts but no time soon.
L612[07:39:13] <S3> I may have to in order to have MGR test GERT on it
L613[07:39:27] <Rph> also if polling is against the design principles then making an openos compat layer will be hard
L614[07:39:29] <S3> and GERT is one of the supported protocols
L615[07:39:41] <S3> no it won't be
L616[07:39:52] <S3> because the goal isn't to virtualize openos
L617[07:40:14] <S3> it will simply force the program to yield when it pulls an event
L618[07:40:23] <Rph> a lot of my programs have a tiny kernel in them which directly uses the coroutine api
L619[07:40:35] <Rph> and the kernel then yields for any event
L620[07:40:43] <Rph> would running such a thing be possible
L621[07:41:36] <S3> unless you know the name of every event you want then not yet. Though, I think that's a very bad idea. It would increase load on the system
L622[07:41:50] <S3> Trotwood's system is made up of many many many running processes
L623[07:41:54] <S3> even the VFS is a process
L624[07:42:27] <S3> it would mean that every time an event came in other processes would have to wait for you to absorb or ignore an event
L625[07:42:50] <S3> t20kdc: knock some sense into Rph
L626[07:43:01] <S3> he's abusing coding practices
L627[07:43:01] <S3> :D
L628[07:43:18] <Rph> I mean, my openos programs are supposed to be the only program running at once
L629[07:43:29] <S3> yeah, that's the trouble
L630[07:43:31] <Rph> so I find implementing a tiny kernel in them a small tradeoff for the extra comfort of programming
L631[07:43:36] <S3> OpenOS has a model like that and that's fine
L632[07:43:44] <Rph> because while the openos thread and event libraries are fine
L633[07:43:50] <S3> Trotwood is designed for multiprocessing and basically enforces it virtually
L634[07:43:52] <Rph> they are kinda meh to use
L635[07:44:14] <S3> In order to write programs for Trotwood you need to change the way you think about programming
L636[07:44:20] <S3> and I am fine with that
L637[07:44:45] <S3> It's a given that the OpenOS model of programming is very different
L638[07:45:24] <S3> additionally, most programs in Trotwood are not one process but a few, 10 , or hundreds
L639[07:45:28] <S3> of processes
L640[07:45:40] <Rph> hmmm
L641[07:45:59] <S3> some of them their only job is to watch other processes
L642[07:46:05] <S3> and do things when they die
L643[07:46:20] <S3> they subscribe to special process behavior events
L644[07:46:24] <S3> such as crashing
L645[07:46:57] <S3> and their job is to decide whether or not to restart that process or forget about it, etc
L646[07:56:28] <S3> Hm. I may split the core up today
L647[07:57:50] <S3> The trouble is if the scheduler is slimmed down, and the core gets a yield call that modifies the scheduler, I need to find a way to pass on the scheduler in a safe and non-ugly way
L648[07:58:04] <S3> because just passing the scheduler around is weird.
L649[08:36:19] <S3> HA
L650[08:36:22] <S3> HA HA HA HA HA evillaugh
L651[08:36:35] <S3> Rph, so the scheduler no longer runs processes
L652[08:37:46] <Rph> hmmm
L653[08:37:47] <Rph> %tonk
L654[08:37:47] <MichiBot> Fudge! Rph! You beat your own previous record of <0! I hope you're happy!
L655[08:37:48] <MichiBot> Rph's new record is 1 hour, 6 minutes and 26 seconds! 1 hour, 6 minutes and 26 seconds gained! Rph also gained 0.001 tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L656[08:38:21] <S3> lol
L657[08:38:35] <S3> The core now publishes pullSignal events to the scheduler.
L658[08:38:53] <Rph> do you have pushSignal
L659[08:38:56] <Rph> or equivalent
L660[08:38:57] <S3> at the same time, it also publishes events emitted (syscalls remember to the scheduler
L661[08:39:05] <S3> you don't need to
L662[08:39:15] <Rph> lets say I want to make a keyboard macro program
L663[08:39:15] <S3> but yes
L664[08:39:17] <S3> you can do that
L665[08:39:19] <Rph> pushSignal would be very useful
L666[08:41:05] <S3> instead use pub()
L667[08:41:37] <S3> I do't know if I actually implemented that call yet
L668[08:41:53] <S3> yeah I missed it
L669[08:42:04] <S3> but yes you can publish an event
L670[08:42:12] <Rph> hmmm ok
L671[08:42:15] <Rph> so basically
L672[08:42:34] <Rph> I don't agree with certian design decisions but your OS seems preety solid
L673[08:44:20] <S3> Well lets see, what don't you agree with
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L675[08:59:23] <S3> Rph fell asleep
L676[08:59:24] <S3> :D
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L678[09:30:54] <S3> Hm. t20kdc I guess modifying lua's built in libs a little if it's only adding new functions isn't too too bad
L679[09:31:09] <S3> I decided to inject a table.byfal = function(t)
L680[09:31:15] <S3> byval
L681[09:31:24] <S3> so I can get byvalue copies of tables quickly
L682[09:31:45] <S3> It came about when I found a security bug in Trotwood
L683[09:32:05] <S3> where the environment just hands off tables of the environment that already exists instead of performing a deep copy.
L684[09:40:46] * Lizzy gets a burst of energy and decides to run laps around the room
L685[09:46:55] <Z0idburg> so EEEEVIL
L686[09:47:06] <Z0idburg> Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/tusunogete
L687[09:47:37] <Z0idburg> Rph, do you know what the point of that function is? :>
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L689[09:57:38] <Lizzy> right, lets go set up a new web server
L690[09:58:19] <S3> in this instance I can get rid of half of that
L691[09:58:22] <S3> Lizzy: yay!
L692[09:58:26] <S3> new webservah
L693[09:58:44] <S3> You finally going for the proxified setup?
L694[09:59:36] <Lizzy> i'm not sure yet 100%, for now it's just gonna be an updated version of my current webserver so that i can support TLS1.3 and also clean some stuff up a bit
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L696[10:01:43] <dequbed> Lizzy: bytheby about proxied setup: one advantage is that you only have one program/vm that touches your certs. For one that makes updating them easier and you're less likely to lose them.
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L698[10:04:32] <Lizzy> i mean, my current cert updating system is pretty much automated. eleonora (my mail server requests the new cert (uses dns validation because wildcard, also it's on this server cause it's one of my newer ones) and then each night at about 2am, eleonora copies the cert to a folder that all the other certs will then pull from and then update their various things
L699[10:04:49] <Lizzy> but it is a bit clunky and having everything proxy through one server would be best
L700[10:05:33] <Lizzy> but i have some other stuff (like gitlab & email) that would reside on another server than what the mail server is
L701[10:06:09] <S3> I use sendmail because I am old school
L702[10:06:43] <S3> I have some friends that have moved on to smtpd
L703[10:07:06] <Lizzy> i use Postfix, haven't had an issue with it (other than me configuring stuff wrong and locking myself out)
L704[10:07:07] <dequbed> Lizzy: Your email is on a different server than your mail server? :p
L705[10:07:49] <S3> postfix has sendmail compatability
L706[10:07:50] <S3> iirc
L707[10:10:10] <Lizzy> errr, the webserver is on a different virtual server to my webserver. though currently it's only the postfixadmin side that's on Eleonora herself (also needs the certs for postfix/dovecot), the webmail can go on whatever server (it's currently on Ayiana)(
L708[10:10:36] <Lizzy> email is actually not too much of an issue
L709[10:10:44] <Lizzy> gitlab is going to be annoying though
L710[10:10:48] <dequbed> Lizzy: Your webserver is on a different server than your webserver? You're making less sense by the minute :p
L711[10:11:00] * Lizzy screams then faceplants
L712[10:11:08] * dequbed patpats
L713[10:11:08] <S3> hehehe
L714[10:11:12] <Rph> %tonk
L715[10:11:12] <MichiBot> Waesucks! Rph! You beat your own previous record of 1 hour, 6 minutes and 26 seconds! I hope you're happy!
L716[10:11:13] <MichiBot> Rph's new record is 1 hour, 33 minutes and 25 seconds! 26 minutes and 58 seconds gained! Rph also gained 0.001 tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L717[10:11:14] * Lizzy purrs softly
L718[10:11:14] <S3> I saw that coming
L719[10:12:01] <Lizzy> re-reading what i wrote, idk what the fuck i was trying to say...
L720[10:12:05] * Lizzy sighs
L721[10:12:11] <S3> heh
L722[10:13:43] <Lizzy> though my email and webserver vms being seperate is fine because they can operate independantly (other than syncing the wildcard tls cert in some way). The main issue is going to be my gitlab, because it needs HTTPS access for the web interface but also needs to allow ssh connections to work seamlessly
L723[10:16:12] <Lizzy> i'm somewhat contemplating learning how to use containers and then just switching my server infrastructure to use containers because they'll hopefully be more lightweight and easier to pass stuff through to but they wont have the same failover potential as full-fat VMs would
L724[10:16:26] <Lizzy> not that i can actually do failover at the moment with only one physical box
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L726[10:19:16] <Lizzy> meh, for now i'ma just move all my web-servery based stuff to a new server and then look into the container stuff later and/or when i get enough money to justify getting another server for failovers/redundance
L727[10:19:52] <dequbed> I've rarely seen containers being advantageous in situations where you also need to manage the underlying hardware. I found them only to be useful for logical separation useful for example for interpreted applications needing specific versions of software.
L728[10:20:07] <Lizzy> ah
L729[10:20:14] <dequbed> But they come with a very steep maintenance overhead with comparatively little advantage.
L730[10:21:20] <dequbed> They maintenance overhead is comparable if not even to VMs. Other than that give the right tooling you can do basically everything you can with VMs. Even failover.
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L732[10:21:42] <dequbed> I'd argue they are even better for failover since container startup is significantly faster than VM startup.
L733[10:31:44] <Lizzy> hmm, can i make LE/certbot do dns validation for different domains if both domains are on different dns platforms... TO GOOGLE
L734[10:34:06] <Lizzy> okay that looks like it'll be a headache, i'll leave that as-is for now
L735[10:39:52] <Abaw> Containers give the benefit of being able to be made in CI/CD automatically, then deployed using just about any sort of deployment strategy you want. Yes, someone has to manage the hardware, but using containers, companies can move the job of managing the VM/environment onto a group that doesn't also need to know how to update the OS (They just change the number in the config, then sees if it builds, and tests pass), or do any sort of resource
L736[10:39:52] <Abaw> management for a VM. There's also a ton of auto-scaling infrastructure that is much cheaper to set up and maintain then there is for VMs.
L737[10:41:09] <Abaw> They're also great for when you want to spin down an entire environment for a certain timeframe, then bring it back up.
L738[10:41:26] <Abaw> That said, for a homelab. I'd do VMs initially, and move stuff to VMs as wanted
L739[10:41:58] <Abaw> That said, for a homelab. I'd do VMs initially, and move stuff to containers as wanted [Edited]
L740[10:46:50] <dequbed> Not quite. People using containers without wanting to know how to update the OS are actually just pushing that knowledge to an external group. With that comes an addition of trust for said group. So, if you want to do a fair comparison you should not include that. Or include the same feature for VMs which can just as much be built from externally provided images.
L741[10:47:29] <dequbed> Spinning down an entire env and turning it back on again is also very much possible with VMs. Spinning up a few thousand in the matter of seconds is of course not.
L742[10:48:16] <dequbed> But again, if you need to maintain the bare metal you don't get most of the advantages of containers because the limits are actually still provided by you - well your choice in hardware to be precise.
L743[10:49:44] <S3> I find containers awful
L744[10:49:54] <S3> particularly docker containers
L745[10:49:57] <dequbed> Properly managed containers have uses.
L746[10:50:07] <S3> They do
L747[10:50:20] <S3> Though many of them available are really horrible
L748[10:50:35] <dequbed> Badly managed infrastructure is badly managed infrastructure no matter the technology it is built upon.
L749[10:50:37] <S3> At least when I used docker a lot more a long time ago it was
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L751[10:51:21] <dequbed> You don't find containers awful. You find the people building badly managed infrastructure awful.
L752[10:51:46] <dequbed> If anything you could argue that docker enables that kind of behaviour. But I don't think you can really find good strong points for that argument either.
L753[10:53:02] <S3> I know what I mean, and you are correct, that's what I'm really meaning to say, but in the end I've dropped using dockers in the past alltogether because I don't trust them anymore.
L754[10:54:17] <dequbed> Docker is just a container technology. Their code is pretty solid and not written in C. I don't mind trusting Docker. But I very much don't trust random docker files built by people that don't intend on maintaining them.
L755[10:54:30] <S3> I do like docker itself
L756[10:54:44] <dequbed> s/docker files/Dockerfiles/g
L757[10:54:44] <MichiBot> <dequbed> Docker is just a container technology. Their code is pretty solid and not written in C. I don't mind trusting Docker. But I very much don't trust random Dockerfiles built by people that don't intend on maintaining them.
L758[10:55:30] <S3> In the past I've even considered putting a .docker or whatever the equivalent is now in my projects
L759[10:55:41] <S3> for other people to 'dockerify' my projects
L760[10:57:37] <S3> Damn it
L761[10:57:45] <S3> I hate it when I do that :P
L762[10:57:51] <S3> 'end' expected near eof
L763[10:58:00] <S3> somewhere somewhere there's a missing end of a closure..
L764[10:59:28] <S3> There we go
L765[11:00:41] <S3> It was way up high in the file
L766[11:00:45] <S3> middle of nowhere
L767[11:04:16] <Lizzy> hmm, what to call my new web server....
L768[11:05:30] <Lizzy> also i think i'ma start naming my servers (virtual ones at least, maybe physical ones too if i get any more of them) after Galaxies
L769[11:06:03] <Lizzy> and given it's task, "whirlpool" sounds like a good name for my new web server hehe
L770[11:06:57] <dequbed> M51a then? :p
L771[11:07:05] <Lizzy> yes
L772[11:09:47] <S3> I use names of star trek ships usually
L773[11:09:51] <S3> there's a lot of them
L774[11:10:00] <S3> and I find a name that suits my imagination of their personality
L775[11:10:10] <S3> We had one server called Yamato that died a year or two later
L776[11:10:15] <S3> served up to its name
L777[11:10:37] <S3> Or I think that was Yamato, I forget
L778[11:22:26] <Lizzy> libvirt what the fuck are you doing? get away with your IDE-drive-type by default crap
L779[11:27:09] <S3> There's one thing I absolutely hate about libvirt
L780[11:27:13] <S3> it for some reason uses XML
L781[11:27:24] <S3> Which is the poorest choice you can seriously make
L782[11:27:26] <Zef> why http://tinyurl.com/yxvh3ou8
L783[11:27:43] <S3> ROFL
L784[11:28:08] <Zef> This is apparently a bee focused skyblock
L785[11:28:14] <S3> they misspelt it
L786[11:28:21] <Bob> wtf s this
L787[11:28:25] <S3> :{
L788[11:28:40] <S3> It whould be "Fwends" instead of Friends.
L789[11:30:27] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L790[11:30:27] <MichiBot> I'm sorry CompanionCube, you were not able to beat Rph's record of 1 hour, 33 minutes and 25 seconds this time.
L791[11:30:28] <MichiBot> 1 hour, 19 minutes and 15 seconds were wasted! Missed by 14 minutes and 9 seconds!
L792[11:30:31] <CompanionCube> huh
L793[11:40:08] <Z0idburg> wtf
L794[11:40:16] <Z0idburg> the cat just rubbed its face on my glass
L795[11:40:21] <Z0idburg> and spilt water all over the place
L796[11:41:10] <Bob> as usual
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L798[11:47:36] <Zef> https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=cvw3lNtzI7w I'm in the weird part of youtube again
L799[11:47:36] <MichiBot> How to Make a Simple Cobblestone Generator | length: 1m 16s | Likes: 289 Dislikes: 9 Views: 76,875 | by CraftCoalition | Published On 9/7/2012
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L807[11:57:09] <Bob> owo
L808[12:06:32] * Saphire nibbles Izaya
L809[12:06:43] <Saphire> I accidentally a Lisp interpreter
L810[12:11:48] <Z0idburg> You what
L811[12:12:29] <Z0idburg> (Saphire WAT)
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L813[12:13:13] <Inari> %inv add micro Krafty datte Valator/AD++
L814[12:13:13] * MichiBot summons 'micro Krafty datte Valator/AD++' and adds to her inventory. This seems rather fragile...
L815[12:14:06] <Saphire> I uh, did this. http://tinyurl.com/y35x6zmr
L816[12:15:02] <Z0idburg> Awesome! but..
L817[12:15:17] <Z0idburg> why are you using s expressions to perform imperative operations?...
L818[12:15:23] <Z0idburg> it's incredibly inefficient
L819[12:15:30] <Saphire> Shhh
L820[12:15:45] <Z0idburg> lool
L821[12:16:07] <Saphire> The actual file that results in this c.c http://tinyurl.com/yymv9sj3
L822[12:16:40] <Z0idburg> HGeh
L823[12:16:48] <Z0idburg> This looks like Terminus
L824[12:17:12] <Saphire> PragmataPro
L825[12:18:07] <Z0idburg> Nice
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L827[12:23:54] <Akita> hi
L828[12:23:59] <dequbed> %hello
L829[12:24:00] <MichiBot> dequbed: 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.
L830[12:24:34] <dequbed> S3: Also, anything below 10^6Hz is basically direct current :p
L831[12:24:37] <Akita> im literally connected to this intide of MC
L832[12:24:52] <dequbed> Congratulations >^.^<
L833[12:24:55] <Akita> *inside*
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L835[12:25:30] <dequbed> %bye
L836[12:25:31] <MichiBot> dequbed: Oh, well, bye I guess...
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L838[12:28:39] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWU4ADUQMeo ~
L839[12:28:40] <MichiBot> Lucky☆Star - Mune Pettan Girls - Lolita Teikoku Bisho-jo Taitei | length: 4m | Likes: 601 Dislikes: 6 Views: 64,393 | by JaimeMello | Published On 10/6/2009
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L841[12:37:57] <Nath_SoM> guys
L842[12:38:22] <Nath_SoM> any way i can upload code from a robot to the web to copy paste it?
L843[12:38:34] <MGR> you can use the pastebin program
L844[12:38:40] <Bob> internet card needed
L845[12:38:42] <Bob> to use web
L846[12:38:43] <MGR> But that only works if your robot has an internet card
L847[12:38:48] <Bob> use any text service
L848[12:38:58] <MGR> Otherwise, you can try directly accessing the file in your real computer
L849[12:39:03] <Bob> wouldn't it better to do a network progra m^^
L850[12:39:15] <MGR> /world/opencomputers/(hdd address)/(hdd folders)
L851[12:39:32] <MGR> Networking works, yes, but he may already have written a program
L852[12:42:54] <Nath_SoM> nope @MGR
L853[12:42:59] <Nath_SoM> its on a server
L854[12:43:04] <Nath_SoM> i dont have access to
L855[12:43:40] <Nath_SoM> i mean i can play on it but not access the files
L856[12:43:45] <MGR> You can put the robot next to a charger, which I think will make the disc accessible from an attached computer, or dissasemble the robot and move the HDD to a computer with an internet card
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L858[12:48:59] <Nath_SoM> lemme try
L859[12:52:29] <Z0idburg> Best function ever
L860[12:52:34] <Z0idburg> Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/axidohuyug
L861[12:53:18] <payonel> %tonk
L862[12:53:19] <MichiBot> I'm sorry payonel, you were not able to beat Rph's record of 1 hour, 33 minutes and 25 seconds this time.
L863[12:53:20] <MichiBot> 1 hour, 22 minutes and 51 seconds were wasted! Missed by 10 minutes and 33 seconds!
L864[12:53:25] <payonel> HA
L865[12:53:26] <Z0idburg> Oh hi Payonel
L866[12:53:27] <payonel> sorry
L867[12:53:28] <Z0idburg> you came out of nowhere
L868[12:53:55] <payonel> oh i see now, i read the wrong part of the last tonk message
L869[12:54:00] <payonel> sorry
L870[12:54:43] <Saphire> *screm* http://tinyurl.com/yy37lz3s
L871[12:54:49] <Saphire> I should go to sleep
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L873[13:01:02] <Saphire> ...I uhm
L874[13:04:11] <dequbed> Izaya: KSP mod management using overlayfs
L875[13:09:37] <Z0idburg> %lua string.match('namespace://resource', '(%a+)://(%a+)')
L876[13:09:37] <MichiBot> namespace, resource
L877[13:09:41] <Z0idburg> hm
L878[13:10:02] <Z0idburg> weird.
L879[13:10:16] <Z0idburg> %lua _VERSION
L880[13:10:16] <MichiBot> Lua 5.2
L881[13:10:21] <Z0idburg> even more weird.
L882[13:11:50] * Saphire flops
L883[13:12:03] <Saphire> TIL that implementing lisp in lua is pretty easy
L884[13:34:22] <S3> yes.
L885[13:34:25] <S3> Lua has TCO
L886[13:34:27] <S3> use it!
L887[13:35:17] <S3> The lispers will be proud of you
L888[13:40:46] <Lizzy> Update on the progress of my new web server: I've fixed my DNS server so that it gets updates from Mimiru's one properly
L889[13:41:48] <Rph> idk if I've shown this here before,but if not: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyuix9gRkoc
L890[13:41:48] <MichiBot> Despacito in minecraft using opencomputers | length: 4m 47s | Likes: 1 Dislikes: 1 Views: 14 | by Rph | Published On 23/2/2019
L891[13:42:16] <Rph> I've written a nbs file player for computronics sound cards
L892[13:42:19] <Rph> and did the only right thing
L893[13:43:23] <Bob> dat tps killing lmao
L894[13:44:05] <Rph> the player is a little shit
L895[13:46:45] <Bob> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L896[13:46:52] <Bob> cancel the GPU calls ?
L897[13:47:09] <Rph> nah pullSignal is too inaccurate
L898[13:47:13] <Rph> I need to round up the sleeps
L899[13:47:15] <Rph> and do some other shit
L900[13:47:32] <Bob> ah yea the sleeps
L901[13:48:59] <DarkerBit> Question about TIS-3D: The bundled redstone module should accept bundled cables according to the manual but it only accepts the insulated cables?
L902[13:50:26] <DarkerBit> Is using ProjectRed bundled cables not supported?
L903[13:51:31] <Bob> i know theres a thing with bundled cables
L904[13:51:33] <Bob> but idk wich
L905[13:55:21] <DarkerBit> also "Please refer to the component's api when using OpenComputers" for the serial module. What component? the adapter block doesn't have a component
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L908[13:58:57] <Bob> @DarkerBit the adapter allows to connect to something
L909[13:59:04] <Bob> its not really a component but rather a connector
L910[13:59:12] <DarkerBit> yes, but I'm asking about TIS-3D and OpenComputers
L911[13:59:39] <Bob> i don't use Tis-3d
L912[14:00:07] <DarkerBit> "Please refer to *the components* API using an OpenComputers computer for specifics."
L913[14:00:07] <Bob> seems like to connect the tis thing to OC you need to connect an adapter to a serial module
L914[14:00:15] <DarkerBit> I love that there's no mention of any component prior hand
L915[14:00:18] <Bob> the componentAPI ah
L916[14:00:21] <Bob> lemme link you
L917[14:00:31] <DarkerBit> this is from the TIS-3D manual
L918[14:00:33] <Bob> https://ocdoc.cil.li/api:component
L919[14:00:53] <DarkerBit> "Please refer to *the component's* API using an OpenComputers computer for specifics." [Edited]
L920[14:00:57] <DarkerBit> there's a '
L921[14:01:11] <Bob> that's the component API
L922[14:01:21] <Bob> or the methods of the component iteself you mean
L923[14:01:27] <DarkerBit> yes but "the component's api"
L924[14:01:34] <DarkerBit> no mention of any component priorhand
L925[14:02:05] <Bob> then its the API of the component itself
L926[14:02:12] <Bob> it depends on what component are you trying to call ?
L927[14:02:13] <DarkerBit> yes but what component
L928[14:02:20] <DarkerBit> there is literally zero mention of any component
L929[14:02:31] <Bob> the components are the things that connect to the PC
L930[14:02:42] <Bob> in OC these are like all the things that can connect to an PC
L931[14:02:51] <Bob> like a screen / keyboard / reactor and so on
L932[14:02:58] <Bob> then look for the methods the component provides
L933[14:03:26] <Bob> like you can have reactor.getRF() / reactor.activate() and so on, thats the component API
L934[14:03:48] <Bob> you need to find what component you want in particulat
L935[14:03:49] <Bob> r*
L936[14:03:53] <Bob> then see what it provides
L937[14:04:04] <DarkerBit> Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/ezaxitomam
L938[14:04:21] <DarkerBit> the manual page for the opencomputers part of TIS-3D
L939[14:04:33] <DarkerBit> there is no documentation of any TIS-3D specific components anywhere
L940[14:04:39] <DarkerBit> this is everything related to OpenComputers
L941[14:05:14] <Bob> Well TIS-3D uses alot of OC compat and integrations
L942[14:05:22] <Bob> i think the OC devs are also TIS devs ?
L943[14:05:30] <DarkerBit> yes, same person
L944[14:05:37] <DarkerBit> *people
L945[14:05:42] <Bob> well then they use the same API to call components
L946[14:05:50] <Bob> instead of having different APIs and dealing with much stuff
L947[14:06:03] <DarkerBit> but there's no serial component or anything liek that
L948[14:06:07] <DarkerBit> in opencomputers land
L949[14:06:10] <Bob> nope
L950[14:06:17] <Bob> TIS side ?
L951[14:06:23] <DarkerBit> serial adapter module
L952[14:06:32] <Bob> what its meant for
L953[14:06:33] <Bob> ?
L954[14:06:36] <DarkerBit> it can attach by default to a furnace and an opencomputers adapter block
L955[14:07:08] <DarkerBit> "The serial port module provides a common interface for other machines to interact with."
L956[14:07:32] <DarkerBit> There's a list of things it can interact with
L957[14:07:33] <DarkerBit> Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/ibixageqeh
L958[14:07:46] <DarkerBit> opencomputers adapter leads directly to the manual page I sent
L959[14:07:49] <Bob> well then its for connecting an OC PC and TIS PCs
L960[14:07:56] <Bob> ?
L961[14:07:57] <DarkerBit> yes, but how do you do that
L962[14:08:10] <DarkerBit> the adapter block exists but there's a problem
L963[14:08:12] <Bob> you need to get the TIS component methods and calls it provides
L964[14:08:13] <Bob> ?
L965[14:08:46] <DarkerBit> TIS-3D manual: Please refer to the component's API on the OpenComputers side for specifics:
L966[14:08:47] <DarkerBit> OpenComputers manual: No reference to TIS-3D
L967[14:09:20] <DarkerBit> The component's api, but the so-called "component" is not referred to in either's documentation
L968[14:10:12] <Bob> a component is a thing that you can connect to a PC
L969[14:10:19] <Bob> and its API is what it provides to controll / call it
L970[14:10:37] <DarkerBit> but there's no component or api
L971[14:10:41] <DarkerBit> for tis-3d
L972[14:11:30] <DarkerBit> the component is supposed to be the adapter itself
L973[14:11:36] <DarkerBit> apparently
L974[14:11:43] <DarkerBit> but it doesn't have an api
L975[14:11:55] <Bob> the adapter doesn't provide any API sicne its just a connector for other components that have an API
L976[14:12:12] <Bob> like i cant connect an energy device to an OC PC but an adapter can provide a connection
L977[14:12:21] <Bob> to read the energy and such
L978[14:12:26] <DarkerBit> TIS-3D: "Use the adapter's API"
L979[14:12:27] <DarkerBit> OpenComputers: "Do you have a component?"
L980[14:12:27] <DarkerBit> TIS-3D: "No"
L981[14:12:53] <Bob> :GWtloMarioFP: i should get TIS-3D ?
L982[14:12:54] <Bob> idk
L983[14:13:33] <Bob> TIS has modules
L984[14:14:06] <DarkerBit> yes, but they don't have opencomputers apis, or atleast documented ones
L985[14:14:38] <DarkerBit> what I think happened here was that TIS-3D has a component to use with opencomputers but the creators forgot to document it
L986[14:14:39] <Bob> ping Sangar ?
L987[14:15:05] <DarkerBit> @Sangar TIS-3D Manual: "Please refer to the component's API for specifics." What component?
L988[14:15:21] <DarkerBit> (Relating to TIS-3D and OpenComputers integration)
L989[14:20:10] <SFX_Commander_Torque_2_Spec_> @Rph noice despacito music ?
L990[14:25:04] <Forecaster> yeeeh http://tinyurl.com/y4wujmw6
L991[14:25:07] <Forecaster> time to be stealthy
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L993[14:34:46] <Inari> @Forecaster looks pretty visible
L994[14:35:04] <Forecaster> it's not when the cloaking device is enabled :P
L995[14:35:32] <Skye> %tonk
L996[14:35:34] <MichiBot> Skye's new record is 1 hour, 42 minutes and 13 seconds! 8 minutes and 48 seconds gained! Skye also gained 0.001 tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L997[14:35:33] <MichiBot> Heckgosh! Skye! You beat Rph's previous record of 1 hour, 33 minutes and 25 seconds! I hope you're happy!
L998[14:36:03] <Inari> %pet Skye
L999[14:36:04] * MichiBot pets Skye with fitness fleece. 5 health gained!
L1000[14:38:29] <MGR> ~w event
L1001[14:38:29] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:event
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L1003[14:40:21] <Forecaster> now heading into nullsec
L1004[14:40:26] <Forecaster> :D
L1005[14:41:39] <Forecaster> http://tinyurl.com/yyuhv4hd
L1006[14:41:43] <Forecaster> cloaky
L1007[14:42:11] <Rph> %tonk
L1008[14:42:12] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Rph, you were not able to beat Skye's record of 1 hour, 42 minutes and 13 seconds this time.
L1009[14:42:13] <MichiBot> 6 minutes and 39 seconds were wasted! Missed by 1 hour, 35 minutes and 34 seconds!
L1010[14:42:19] <Rph> Argh
L1011[14:42:30] <Rph> Miscalculatt
L1012[14:42:34] <Skye> :D
L1013[14:42:44] <Rph> :angris:
L1014[14:52:57] <Bob> n i t r o
L1015[14:53:00] <Bob> :GWczeAngryCry:
L1016[14:53:31] <Bob> oh percfect, while i was gone eat, my game magically crashed
L1017[14:53:48] <Forecaster> mmm carrying a courier package out of nullsec :D
L1018[14:55:07] <Forecaster> being able to safely fly through nullsec is great
L1019[14:58:45] <Forecaster> pah, someone put a warp disruptor in the path of a gate :|
L1020[15:03:17] <Forecaster> whooof
L1021[15:03:18] <Forecaster> http://tinyurl.com/y27z7z7m
L1022[15:03:52] <Forecaster> just barely got away there
L1023[15:12:21] <Forecaster> ah I see why they're camping this particular gate
L1024[15:12:37] <Forecaster> it's a very isolated exit
L1025[15:23:56] <AmandaC> %isup github.com
L1026[15:23:57] <MichiBot> AmandaC: https is UP
L1027[15:23:58] <MichiBot> AmandaC: http is UP
L1028[15:24:23] <AmandaC> ... that's amusing
L1029[15:26:01] <Forecaster> it is?
L1030[15:26:26] <AmandaC> On cruse wifi.
L1031[15:26:34] <AmandaC> github.com keeps ERR_CONNECTION_RESET
L1032[15:26:35] <Forecaster> ah, fun
L1033[15:26:46] <Izaya> crused
L1034[15:27:29] <AmandaC> LOL
L1035[15:27:32] <AmandaC> but gitlab.com works fine
L1036[15:27:46] <AmandaC> I wonder if github got caught in some kind of porn filter
L1037[15:28:21] <ben_mkiv> because michibot is to lewd
L1038[15:29:04] <Bob> oof
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L1040[16:02:13] <AmandaC> %8ball get a drink?
L1041[16:02:14] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Reply hazy, try again
L1042[16:02:32] * AmandaC takes that as a yes, goes to raid the soda fountian
L1043[16:17:21] <Bob> with event.pull can i have an event filter and a timer
L1044[16:17:31] <MGR> Yes
L1045[16:17:57] <Bob> How do i do it the right way ?
L1046[16:18:14] <Bob> time out then filter ?
L1047[16:18:27] <Bob> i was doing the opposite
L1048[16:18:29] <Bob> :GWchadMEGATHINK:
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L1050[16:23:46] <MGR> The wiki page says the order
L1051[16:24:38] <Izaya> ~w event
L1052[16:24:39] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:event
L1053[16:24:41] <Izaya> go forth and pull
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L1055[16:32:02] <Skye> %tonk
L1056[16:32:03] <MichiBot> Gadsbudlikins! Skye! You beat your own previous record of 1 hour, 42 minutes and 13 seconds! I hope you're happy!
L1057[16:32:04] <MichiBot> Skye's new record is 1 hour, 49 minutes and 50 seconds! 7 minutes and 37 seconds gained! Skye also gained 0.001 tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L1058[16:36:46] <AmandaC> `git pull git@izaya`
L1059[16:37:04] * Izaya combusts
L1060[16:37:08] <AmandaC> oops
L1061[16:43:35] <Forecaster> `git push git@izaya`
L1062[16:44:07] * Izaya turns into a pile of ash
L1063[16:44:10] <AmandaC> inb4 inari appears and says her catch-phrase
L1064[16:52:48] <Zef> Just got a new phone
L1065[16:55:18] <Izaya> now to remove the malware
L1066[16:59:07] <Zef> Exactly
L1067[16:59:07] <Zef> It installed fuckin 2 versions of candy crush
L1068[17:00:21] <Izaya> and at least one piece of google proprietary software, I imagine
L1069[17:01:30] <Bob> As usual
L1070[17:01:51] <Bob> My phone had a way to root it.. When i get the phone the manufacturer decided than no more of that
L1071[17:02:11] <Zef> I actually like the Google apps
L1072[17:02:19] <Zef> More than other shit
L1073[17:02:28] <ben_mkiv> ^^
L1074[17:02:30] <Zef> Like Samsung's stuff was just atrocious
L1075[17:02:34] <ben_mkiv> they at least provide something useful
L1076[17:02:41] <Zef> Yeah
L1077[17:02:57] <Bob> Yea i agree on that
L1078[17:03:22] <Bob> there is some google stuff you don't want to get rid off but there's somr that you'll just never end up using
L1079[17:03:24] <Bob> bloatware
L1080[17:08:26] <Zef> Well yeah
L1081[17:08:36] <Zef> Uninstall everything you don't want
L1082[17:11:18] <simon816> personally I use lineageos+microg
L1083[17:11:39] <simon816> pretty much all google services I use I've found replacements for
L1084[17:12:38] <Izaya> same, minus microg
L1085[17:15:14] * AmandaC just uses her phone's vendor-provided firmware
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L1087[17:20:50] <Bob> I use phones no ones mod
L1088[17:20:53] <Inari> I've used lineage for a while, but the it kept bugging out on me
L1089[17:21:06] <Inari> So I switched to Ressurection Remix
L1090[17:21:08] <Inari> I quite like that
L1091[17:26:45] <Izaya> I've been vaguely considering AOSPExtended
L1092[17:27:27] <simon816> Librem 5 will be out soon
L1093[17:27:52] <Izaya> I'm interested in the Pine Phone, personally
L1094[17:42:09] <asie> librem 5 seems like it will be plagued with battery issues, a compromise for liberty
L1095[17:51:34] <Inari> Like, exploding batteries?
L1096[17:52:27] <asie> no
L1097[17:52:32] <asie> barely lasting a day
L1098[17:54:54] <AmandaC> Can someone do me a solid and go to https://extensions.gnome.org/ and find and send me the argos download link?
L1099[17:56:13] <Zef> I don't feel like voiding my warranty by installing a different android
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L1101[17:56:39] <Inari> "a solid" o.o
L1102[17:56:59] <AmandaC> You've never heard "do me a solid" before, Inari?
L1103[17:57:07] <ben_mkiv> uhm
L1104[17:57:07] <Inari> No
L1105[17:57:28] <AmandaC> I don't even remember where I picked it up.
L1106[17:57:29] <ben_mkiv> https://extensions.gnome.org/extension-data/argos%40pew.worldwidemann.com.v2.shell-extension.zip
L1107[17:57:42] <ben_mkiv> but doubt that would work either?!
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L1110[17:59:17] <AmandaC> ben_mkiv: the original link worked fine, thanks. :)
L1111[17:59:30] <ben_mkiv> ok
L1112[17:59:35] <Kodos> So I didn't need to puush the file then? Okey doke
L1113[17:59:42] <Corded> * <Kodos> deletes
L1114[18:15:28] <Bob> http://tinyurl.com/y4ssd7dk
L1115[18:15:30] <Bob> http://tinyurl.com/y2e8p98f
L1116[18:15:48] <Bob> Excuse me, but what the fuck
L1117[18:16:25] <Izaya> what even is that
L1118[18:17:04] <Bob> some function for primes stuff
L1119[18:17:07] <Bob> on phone rn
L1120[18:17:20] <Bob> i can't see why its a nil value
L1121[18:17:46] <Bob> it says i do some arithmetic operations with nil but i just prinet above the values
L1122[18:18:01] <Bob> and they are non nil but even right what i needed
L1123[18:18:32] <Bob> i don't see the flop
L1124[18:18:46] <Izaya> I do so love how well IRC logs compress
L1125[18:19:17] <Izaya> 218M 2018
L1126[18:19:20] <Izaya> 68M 2018-znc.squash
L1127[18:19:39] <Izaya> now I just need to track down my 2017 logs
L1128[18:19:43] <Bob> /shrug *but what are the logs for ?*
L1129[18:20:01] <Izaya> full-text searches, of course
L1130[18:20:31] <Bob> Any clue on what's happening in my code ? I'm stuck clueless
L1131[18:20:52] <simon816> I'm sure you could calculate some fun tonk statistics
L1132[18:21:07] <Izaya> oh definitely, once I track down the 2017 logs
L1133[18:21:21] <Bob> Lol tonk fail leaderboard when
L1134[18:35:21] <AmandaC> %8ball hold out til 2100?
L1135[18:35:21] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Signs point to yes
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L1137[19:12:43] <Skye> %tonk
L1138[19:12:46] <MichiBot> Potzblitz! Skye! You beat your own previous record of 1 hour, 49 minutes and 50 seconds! I hope you're happy!
L1139[19:12:46] <MichiBot> Skye's new record is 2 hours, 40 minutes and 40 seconds! 50 minutes and 50 seconds gained! Skye also gained 0.002 tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L1140[19:14:19] <AmandaC> @Forecaster I feel like it shouldn't count as "Stealing the tonk" if you're beating your own tonk record.
L1141[19:18:04] <AmandaC> %8ball is it close enough to 2100?
L1142[19:18:04] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Reply hazy, try again
L1143[19:18:16] <AmandaC> I've decided that's a yes. Night nerds.
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L1146[20:31:32] <dafallon> hello i am playing sky factory 3 i am looking for a scrip to run a reactor the few that i have tried have not worked
L1147[20:44:08] <Dafallon> hello
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L1149[20:48:45] <ben_mkiv> %choose json model or mess with oc rendercode
L1150[20:48:45] <MichiBot> ben_mkiv: Once you get a taste of json model you can't stop.
L1151[20:48:56] <ben_mkiv> %potion
L1152[20:48:56] <MichiBot> ben_mkiv: You get a shiny tan potion
L1153[20:48:59] <ben_mkiv> %drink ^
L1154[20:49:01] <MichiBot> ben_mkiv's favourite hat is suddenly on fire.
L1155[20:49:31] <ben_mkiv> @zef make a rack model please
L1156[21:13:09] <Zef> Any specifications?
L1157[21:13:40] <ben_mkiv> well a copy of the oc rack would work for now
L1158[21:14:13] <Zef> As in size?
L1159[21:16:28] <ben_mkiv> 1 block, guess there cant be large changes anyway
L1160[21:16:49] <ben_mkiv> as the rack contents already use most of the front face, and thats kinda fixed
L1161[21:16:54] <TheFox> *chants* Multi-block!
L1162[21:18:19] <Zef> Well I meant like the thickness of the sides
L1163[21:18:30] <Izaya> multi-block rack pls
L1164[21:18:55] <ben_mkiv> well only connecting "textures" probably
L1165[21:19:06] <ben_mkiv> maybe builtin door?!
L1166[21:19:14] <Izaya> locking door
L1167[21:19:32] <ben_mkiv> yea than wait @zef
L1168[21:19:41] <ben_mkiv> guess then i have to write whole custom render code anyways
L1169[21:19:42] <Zef> alright lol
L1170[21:19:45] <ben_mkiv> sorry
L1171[21:22:28] <Zef> It's good
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L1176[22:18:48] <PrismaticYT> How do I pass a password argument to comonent.internet.request()?
L1177[22:19:12] <PrismaticYT> I want to (try) and control the VLC media player web interface from OpenComputers, but it requires a password to connect.
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L1181[23:08:20] <Trans> t
L1182[23:08:23] <tmp> t
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L1185[23:35:20] <ben_mkiv> %tell prismaticyt try http://username:password@192.168.0.123:8080/....
L1186[23:35:22] <MichiBot> ben_mkiv: prismaticyt will be notified of this message when next seen.
L1187[23:37:53] <TheFox> Thanks discord. For highlighting a 1918 address. Totally useful.
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