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L4[01:12:48] <Forecaster> %potion
L5[01:12:48] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You get a bubbly röd potion
L6[01:12:51] <Forecaster> %drink ^
L7[01:12:51] <MichiBot> Forecaster gains the proportional strength of a chihuahua.
L8[02:10:24] * Lizzy meows good morning
L9[02:17:05] <Wattana Gaming> I opened american.gxt from gta sa in notepad and found a lot of unused dialogues
L10[02:18:15] <Wattana Gaming> `~z~After five years on the East Coast, it was time to go home. ~z~'Sup? ~z~Carl, it's Sweet. ~z~Whassup, Sweet, what you want? ~z~It's Moms... She's dead, bro. ~z~How? How'd she die? ~z~Not now. You coming home? ~z~Yeah, yeah, I am.`
L11[02:25:28] * Lizzy feels like playing through Fallout 4 again
L12[02:29:22] <Forecaster> I started recording a letsplay of that, but I didn't edit the episodes
L13[02:29:43] <Forecaster> so I ended up with over 80 unedited episodes because I got so into playing
L14[02:29:57] <Forecaster> and I didn't want to do that so I just deleted them all
L15[02:30:15] <Forecaster> I need to start over sometime, and actually keep up with the editing this time :P
L16[02:36:34] <Lizzy> I'd sorta completed the main storyline (joining the railroad, destroying the institute) but then wanted to do some of the DLC stuff but they kept breaking my mods cause i had the season pass and they would always take precedence over the mods which then meant that the IDs were all off
L17[02:38:02] <Forecaster> I haven't completed
L18[02:38:07] <Forecaster> I haven't completed it [Edited]
L19[02:38:17] <Forecaster> not even close
L20[02:39:27] <Lizzy> i also wasn't fully paying attention to the story the first time, so i do want to do it again and take it slower this time
L21[02:44:33] <Forecaster> :P
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L24[04:06:08] <Forecaster> %potion
L25[04:06:08] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You get a dull tuna potion
L26[04:06:11] <Forecaster> %drink ^
L27[04:06:11] <MichiBot> Forecaster's hair turns to the color of quicksilver.
L28[04:06:16] <Forecaster> oh
L29[04:06:21] <Forecaster> %countpotions
L30[04:06:21] <MichiBot> There are 35 colors, 35 consistencies, and 80 effects! That's 1225 potion combinations! And finally; 33 effects have been found today!
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L32[04:20:09] zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L33[04:35:05] <Inari> %potion
L34[04:35:06] <MichiBot> Inari: You get a gloopy dirt potion
L35[04:35:07] <Inari> %drink ^
L36[04:35:07] <MichiBot> Inari suddenly craves pie.
L37[04:35:10] <Inari> :o
L38[04:35:13] <Inari> Dangerous potion
L39[04:35:21] <Inari> ~markov Vexatos
L40[04:35:23] <ocdoc> it's like any other elevator control still work?
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L43[05:03:39] <Izaya> so I was netsplit for fucking hours
L44[05:03:42] <Izaya> %oclogs
L45[05:03:42] <MichiBot> Izaya: https://oclogs.pc-logix.com/
L46[05:17:03] <Zef> Somebody is like actually getting annoyed that I'm making a forth interpreter
L47[05:17:20] <Zef> They're saying forth is dumb and useless and not even a programming language
L48[05:17:40] <Zef> I mentioned redpower used it and they say that nostalgia is the most useless emotion
L49[05:23:06] <Skye> @Zef meanwhile forth is one of the few programming languages that's also an assembly language that's also an OS that's also a shell.
L50[05:25:36] <Zef> " @Zef it's dumb ah you should be writing a scheme or something "
L51[05:25:52] <Zef> I looked it up, I guess scheme is a language too?
L52[05:26:08] <Zef> But it seems boring compared to forth
L53[05:30:48] <Skye> It's a LISP
L54[05:31:48] <AmandaC> Language Interesting Serious Programmers
L55[05:33:44] <Izaya> Zef: Forth is used extensively in embedded devices due to its small footprint and interactivity
L56[05:33:48] <Izaya> and you know
L57[05:33:52] <Izaya> being a pleasure to write
L58[05:36:29] <Zef> Like I got interested in it because it's just cool
L59[05:36:32] <Zef> It's unique
L60[05:37:13] <Izaya> not as unique as you think
L61[05:37:27] <Izaya> but it is from a ... rather different family
L62[05:37:37] <Izaya> did you know the JVM is a stack machine
L63[05:37:39] <Zef> In my eyes I've never seen a language like it
L64[05:37:46] <Zef> What
L65[05:38:02] <Izaya> the JVM - the virtual machine implemented by java - is internally a stack machine
L66[05:38:28] <Izaya> PostScript, as in printers, uses reverse-polish notation
L67[05:38:39] <Zef> Wow lol
L68[05:38:52] <Izaya> (and is stack based)
L69[05:38:58] <Izaya> HP has a line of RPN calculators
L70[05:40:02] <Izaya> the language used on them - RPL - means Reverse Polish Lisp
L71[05:40:04] <Izaya> :D
L72[05:40:53] <Zef> I have never heard of stack based languages before forth, wasn't even aware they existed
L73[05:41:14] <Izaya> I enjoy them.
L74[05:41:29] <Izaya> They're relatively easy to implement in a language with some form of arrays, too
L75[05:42:35] <Zef> I feel like I'm implementing it poorly though
L76[05:43:00] <Zef> Because every default word is just a lua function
L77[05:43:29] <Izaya> I'd suggest defining as few words in Lua as possible
L78[05:44:12] <Izaya> you'll always have to define a few things in the base language but once you do that you can bootstrap the rest of the language in itself
L79[05:44:55] <Zef> Have you looked at my code yet?
L80[05:45:05] <Zef> I made a github for it
L81[05:47:23] <Izaya> nah
L82[05:48:05] <Zef> I actually am doing what Wikipedia said the language does, at least for part of it
L83[05:48:18] <Zef> Then there's a few work arounds in there I feel
L84[05:50:55] <Zef> Like for skipping interpreting words there's a couple variables that do that
L85[05:51:43] <Izaya> >modern AM4 processors implement both the northbridge and southbridge, with PCI-e and USB 3 on the chip
L86[05:52:21] <Izaya> neat, you could build a board with literally just PCI-e and USB 3 and require no ICs beyond the processor
L87[05:52:51] <Izaya> ... are regulators ICs?
L88[05:53:20] <Zef> Voltage regulators? Yes
L89[05:53:33] <Izaya> okay so you could build a board for it with no ICs...
L90[05:53:49] <Izaya> if you're brave enough to do your own transistor-resistor regulators
L91[05:57:18] <Lizzy> speaking of electronic stuff, I drew out a small circuit diagram / plan for a small box to control some mains outputs https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-uWrlCLU9z4bVPhxLZHR_DKCeZmAGTpV/view?usp=sharing
L92[05:59:01] <Lizzy> my intended use case (at least at the moment) is to have a single button that can turn all my monitors off at the same time and also from "before" the power adapter so they use 0 energy when they're off
L93[06:01:54] <Skye> Lizzy: there's a hack so you don't need mains voltage. Get plugs that sense light and then glue an LED to the light sensor
L94[06:02:09] <Skye> No need to touch the mains, and opitically isolated.
L95[06:03:32] <Lizzy> except that'll probably require a bulky plug for each of them and my PDU is oriented upside-down (if that makes sense)
L96[06:09:24] <Zef> So I think I'll probably add a few commands for directly accessing components
L97[06:09:37] <Zef> %s/commands/words
L98[06:09:37] <MichiBot> <Zef> So I think I'll probably add a few words for directly accessing components
L99[06:09:55] <Zef> Like one for setting the cursor position so it's possible to draw
L100[06:11:10] <Izaya> not necessary
L101[06:11:12] <AmandaC> Skye: that'd cause vampire energy drain though, vs Lizzy's idea which will kill the vampire drain alltogether
L102[06:11:55] <Izaya> just put \27[x;yH on stdout, assuming you have a VT100 compatible terminal
L103[06:12:02] <Izaya> if not, chances are, there is no cursor
L104[06:12:50] <Zef> So if I did io.write() with that would it write the text there?
L105[06:12:57] <Izaya> yup
L106[06:13:04] <Izaya> http://www.termsys.demon.co.uk/vtansi.htm
L107[06:13:09] <Zef> Alright making a note of that
L108[06:13:49] <Izaya> (\27 gets converted to the character of escape, ASCII 27)
L109[06:14:03] <Izaya> X and Y are numbers as strings, in decimal
L110[06:15:34] <Zef> I don't know what else I'd need then
L111[06:15:47] <Zef> I mean I still need to get if statements and loops working
L112[06:16:01] <Zef> Not looking forward to it because that's gonna be a workaround and a half
L113[06:16:24] <Izaya> have a flag to ignore the next word
L114[06:16:56] <Izaya> if <TOS> ~= 0 then IGNORE_NEXT_WORD = true end
L115[06:17:19] <Izaya> then you just need to implement comparison and testing that push 0 or 1
L116[06:17:53] <Izaya> ie = pops 2 values off the stack, compares them, and pushes 1 if they're the same, or 0 if they're different
L117[06:19:26] <Zef> I actually have a flag to ignore the next word, and a counter to skip multiple words
L118[06:19:44] <Zef> Implemented because of displaying strings of all things
L119[06:46:31] <McMaartenz> %tonk
L120[06:46:32] <MichiBot> Dagnabbit! McMaartenz! You beat CompanionCube's previous record of 5 hours, 41 minutes and 6 seconds (By 2 hours, 16 minutes and 51 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L121[06:46:33] <MichiBot> McMaartenz's new record is 7 hours, 57 minutes and 57 seconds! McMaartenz also gained 0.01368 (0.00228 x 6) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L122[06:46:39] <McMaartenz> Damn
L123[06:46:49] <McMaartenz> %tonkpoints
L124[06:46:49] <MichiBot> McMaartenz: You currently have 0.03579 points!
L125[06:46:56] <McMaartenz> :neko:
L126[07:00:14] <baschdel> %potion
L127[07:00:14] <MichiBot> baschdel: You get a shining purple potion
L128[07:00:26] <baschdel> %drink ^
L129[07:00:26] <MichiBot> baschdel's hair grows three times longer.
L130[07:17:29] <Forecaster> %potion
L131[07:17:30] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You get a prickly lime potion
L132[07:17:33] <Forecaster> %drink ^
L133[07:17:33] <MichiBot> A sudden craving for soup occupies your thoughts.
L134[07:17:51] <Forecaster> ohno I forgot the important thing I was going to do!
L135[07:18:04] <Forecaster> ah well
L136[07:27:36] <AmandaC> You were going to wire me 1 million USD
L137[07:28:04] <Z0idburg> Lizzy whatchya makin there. what kind of mains outputs are we talking?
L138[07:28:23] <AmandaC> @Z0idburg I assume UK mains
L139[07:28:42] <Z0idburg> Hmm I should see what UK mains are like
L140[07:28:53] <AmandaC> Similar, but higher voltage, ISTR
L141[07:28:58] <AmandaC> 220V instead of our 110
L142[07:29:10] <simon816> 240/230V 50hz
L143[07:29:21] <Z0idburg> most houses have 220 its just unused for most things
L144[07:29:27] <Z0idburg> 220 is more efficient though
L145[07:29:53] <Skye> UK is 240V
L146[07:29:54] <Skye> as in
L147[07:30:12] <Skye> the standard is 230V but the UK standard is 240 and it's within tolerance
L148[07:30:41] <Z0idburg> well you will find it will fluctuate
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L158[07:30:57] <Z0idburg> here you can have an outlet be anywhere from 110 to 130 volts usually
L159[07:31:18] <Skye> @Z0idburg if it goes below 235 in the UK the grid is seriously messed up
L160[07:31:38] <Z0idburg> we have whats known as two phase power
L161[07:31:42] <Z0idburg> some places have 3
L162[07:31:46] <Skye> the UK is single phase
L163[07:32:25] <Z0idburg> in our circuit breaker we take a transformer and connect two phase power, you get two 120V sources 90 degrees out of phase
L164[07:32:37] <Z0idburg> and if you tap both ends of the transformer there's your 240
L165[07:32:49] <Z0idburg> because transformers D
L166[07:32:51] <Z0idburg> ?
L167[07:33:42] <Skye> the UK is single phase 240V
L168[07:34:09] <Skye> with like a 30A current limit
L169[07:34:16] <Z0idburg> the problem with two phase power is, most people rig some outlets on one phase and some on the other. this poses a problem. You know how they make wifi access points now that send their signal through the outlet in the wall?
L170[07:34:20] <simon816> americans don't have earth connection
L171[07:34:22] <Z0idburg> to the other router
L172[07:34:40] <AmandaC> simon816: uh... I do?
L173[07:34:42] <Z0idburg> well those don't work well if at all when you use them on outlets that are on the other phase
L174[07:34:57] <Z0idburg> simon816 yes we do...
L175[07:34:59] <AmandaC> There's a pole in my driveway which connects the house's ground pins to it at east.
L176[07:35:13] <Z0idburg> if you don't then you're asking for trouble
L177[07:35:14] <simon816> well I haven't seen many US sockets with ground pin
L178[07:35:36] <Z0idburg> I had a customer that couldn't get their wifi to work at certain times of the day, and its because their ground severed and the furnace basically EMP'd their wifi
L179[07:35:52] <Z0idburg> thats because you're in very old houses
L180[07:35:53] <Lizzy> Skye, residential is single phase
L181[07:35:54] <Forecaster> a lot of older buildings here lack ground pins
L182[07:36:10] <Lizzy> industry places have 2-3 phases
L183[07:36:19] <Z0idburg> I don't think you realize just how old our houses usually are
L184[07:36:24] <Z0idburg> a lot of them are still grounded too
L185[07:36:41] <Forecaster> we have two-phase, but 3-phase is available for heaver appliances
L186[07:36:46] <Z0idburg> My house is early 1800s.
L187[07:36:49] <Forecaster> we have two-phase, but 3-phase is available for heavier appliances [Edited]
L188[07:37:05] <Z0idburg> Fortunately, it wasn't hard to update it
L189[07:37:16] <Z0idburg> a lot of houses here are from the 1800s and have knob and tube wiring
L190[07:37:22] <simon816> probably was just old houses when I went on holiday. There were no switches on the sockets either
L191[07:37:26] <Z0idburg> I can't speak for the rest of the US
L192[07:37:42] <Z0idburg> you mean GFCI?
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L195[07:37:49] <Lizzy> I think the US does have earthing pins on their round sockets, but AFAIK it's not "required"
L196[07:37:57] <Z0idburg> GFCI is only necessary for places where water and other elements can get to it
L197[07:38:14] <Lizzy> whereas the UK has to have it for it to even go into the socket (if the socket is compliant that is)
L198[07:38:26] <Izaya> aus sockets are superior
L199[07:38:43] <Izaya> per-socket switches are required
L200[07:39:15] <Z0idburg> I don't see the point
L201[07:39:25] <AmandaC> GFCI is required on new houses, and whenever you remodel a relevent part of the house (bathroom/kitchens )
L202[07:39:39] <Z0idburg> yeah but gfci isn't required in every room
L203[07:39:55] <Forecaster> we don't have that here
L204[07:40:03] <Z0idburg> noyt unless the NEC changed it practically yesterday
L205[07:40:10] <Forecaster> or at least it's very uncommon
L206[07:40:33] <Forecaster> we just have a reset switch in the main junction
L207[07:40:39] <Izaya> S3: it'd solve Lizzy's problem with monitors with no extra hardware needed: power board with 3 monitors, one switch at the wall
L208[07:40:43] <Skye> @Z0idburg GFCI is required on every UK elecrical installation.
L209[07:40:51] <Skye> Izaya, the UK has switches for each socket.
L210[07:40:52] <Forecaster> if it triggers somewhere usually the entire building is powerless :P
L211[07:41:07] <Z0idburg> heheh
L212[07:41:08] <Izaya> Skye: the UK plugs have fuses, too, right?
L213[07:41:12] <Lizzy> yup
L214[07:41:15] <Z0idburg> some people here still use fuses
L215[07:41:22] <Z0idburg> but most everybody is at circuit breakers now
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L217[07:41:29] <Izaya> that's like
L218[07:41:35] <Izaya> the one thing anyone has on aus plugs
L219[07:41:40] <Izaya> the UK plugs have fuses
L220[07:41:48] <Lizzy> we have circuit breakers for each of the ring-mains, and then fuses for each device
L221[07:41:50] <Z0idburg> `are they fuses or breakers?
L222[07:42:03] <Izaya> (the aus plugs look like that painting, The Scream, though)
L223[07:42:06] <Z0idburg> because fuses are annoying
L224[07:42:12] <Z0idburg> since they sever and have to be replaced
L225[07:42:18] <Lizzy> fuses in the plug, breakers in the electrical panel
L226[07:42:27] <Z0idburg> weird.
L227[07:42:35] <Z0idburg> most electronics are fused in the US
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L229[07:42:51] <Lizzy> fuses are better than having the equipment on the other end fried
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L231[07:43:20] <Z0idburg> circuit breakers serve the same purpose
L232[07:43:33] <Lizzy> yes but they're also bigger and bulkier
L233[07:43:39] <Z0idburg> some of them are even solid state now which is kind of scary
L234[07:43:41] <Izaya> ^ + more fuses > less fuses
L235[07:43:42] <Lizzy> not exactly something you can fit in a plug
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L237[07:44:44] <kogtyv> ммм
L238[07:44:58] <comp> о слышно когта
L239[07:45:08] <Lizzy> keep to english please
L240[07:45:12] <comp> так пробуем подключить и наш соседний кобинет
L241[07:45:25] <kogtyv> ок
L242[07:45:34] <Forecaster> %translate так пробуем подключить и наш соседний кобинет
L243[07:45:36] <MichiBot> so try to connect and our neighboring kobinet
L244[07:46:01] <Skye> http://tinyurl.com/y4mkkpxm
L245[07:46:06] <comp> нет не кабинет биологии, там у нас комп крашнули мы в кабинете истории включим
L246[07:46:11] <Z0idburg> the other thing is that its really easy now to design power supplies that cut off all current and voltage whenever too much current is drawn thanks to thyristors
L247[07:46:13] <Z0idburg> and such
L248[07:46:18] *** Corded was kicked by Lizzy (I said keep it english))
L249[07:46:22] <Lizzy> oh fuck
L250[07:46:29] <AmandaC> LOL
L251[07:46:29] <simon816> lol
L252[07:46:31] *** comp was kicked by Lizzy (I said keep it english))
L253[07:46:58] <Izaya> nothing lost
L254[07:46:58] <Lizzy> Mimiru, can you get corded back in here?
L255[07:47:07] <AmandaC> Lizzy made an oopsie. :3
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L257[07:47:20] <ASgeyvna> так слышно?
L258[07:47:28] <Izaya> cease
L259[07:47:44] <Lizzy> ASgeyvna, ENGLISH or i will ban you
L260[07:47:56] <ASgeyvna> ей шо не слышно? я что на другой лини
L261[07:48:35] <Skye> please speak english.
L262[07:48:42] *** ASgeyvna was kicked by Lizzy (come back in 24h, and speak english))
L263[07:49:09] <Lizzy> the lounge doesn't have kickban functionality
L264[07:49:12] <Skye> do we know any russians who are awake?
L265[07:49:21] * Lizzy pokes Saphire
L266[07:50:55] <Lizzy> anyway... i can't do anything about that till Mimiru appears
L267[07:50:59] <Izaya> oh yeah
L268[07:51:02] <Izaya> I did a thing earlier
L269[07:51:08] <Izaya> https://social.shadowkat.net/media/09aa8ed87ebe2f6c8001d0a30e695e39ad17c52294ca98db87150480685435ef.png
L270[07:51:34] <Lizzy> cool
L271[07:51:54] * Lizzy wishes that Vega64 GPU Waterblocks weren't so expensive
L272[07:52:01] <Lizzy> granted i haven't looked all that hard
L273[07:52:01] <Izaya> Will an RX 580 be significantly faster than a GTX 980? Debatable. Will the extra VRAM make things run better? Definitely.
L274[07:52:35] <Izaya> Also, AMD drivers stronk
L275[07:52:53] <Lizzy> %translate так слышно
L276[07:52:54] <MichiBot> so you can hear
L277[07:53:07] <Lizzy> %translate ей шо не слышно? я что на другой лини
L278[07:53:08] <MichiBot> It sho you cannot hear? I was on the other line
L279[07:53:20] * Lizzy shrugs
L280[07:53:23] <Izaya> I wonder if it would be good or bad for relations if we directed them to the cc ru channel
L281[07:53:37] <AmandaC> I think they thought that it was a server-local chat
L282[07:53:56] <AmandaC> Or that it connected to the server's discord or something
L283[07:53:59] *** kogtyv was kicked by Lizzy (you are on the same ip range, so you also need to go))
L284[07:54:41] <Skye> I think it's people on the same OC server
L285[07:55:07] <Lizzy> it seems like it
L286[07:55:10] <Lizzy> same ip anyway
L287[07:56:27] <Lizzy> the "240-5v" labelled box in my little diagram would be something like https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B073GPSY4T/?coliid=I1UFB9LURP32E5&colid=2ZJ6C9QV97D7H&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it&th=1
L288[07:57:55] <Lizzy> I could power the relays off of the Pi itself, but that would maybe end up with power draining from the cpu and maybe stalling it or something
L289[08:14:42] <Saphire> Lizzy: awoo?
L290[08:14:45] <Saphire> What's up?
L291[08:15:52] <Saphire> Oh, they are just making random noise
L292[08:16:33] <Lizzy> ok
L293[08:18:10] <Izaya> https://social.shadowkat.net/media/bacb51aa985ae363ec9b1e374203b8817993255fb46a2cb66f2c1da17bdedb2f.webm
L294[08:44:03] <Skye> Saphire: awu
L295[08:54:14] <Saphire> awooo
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L299[09:34:36] <Forecaster> @Lizzian there
L300[09:35:19] <Forecaster> %Tonk
L301[09:35:21] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Forecaster, you were not able to beat McMaartenz's record of 7 hours, 57 minutes and 57 seconds this time. 2 hours, 48 minutes and 48 seconds were wasted! Missed by 5 hours, 9 minutes and 9 seconds!
L302[09:38:28] <Lizzian> @Forecaster thaaanks
L303[09:40:18] <Lizzian> ok, so it just shows up as `vip/1`, good to know
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L305[09:47:33] <Lizzy> also yay, corded back
L306[09:47:54] <Lizzy> %remindme 22h unban russian people
L307[09:47:55] <MichiBot> I'll remind you about "unban russian people" at 04/06/2019 07:47:55 AM
L308[09:53:11] <Lizzy> lol the fuck? one of the random single IPs i have had a DDoS attack on it so OVH directed traffic to it though it's mitigation network
L309[09:53:18] <Lizzy> i don't even use that ip for anything :P
L310[09:54:14] <Lizzy> only seemed to last for 8 minutes though
L311[09:54:36] <Lizzy> they probably gave up after realising that it didn't go anywhere
L312[09:55:07] <Forecaster> :P
L313[09:55:18] <simon816> my aws machine gets hit with all sorts of random crap daily
L314[09:56:04] <Lizzy> the rest of my servers keep blocking ips via fail2ban but this is the first time OVH has warned me about potential ddos traffic
L315[09:56:14] <simon816> though not ddos or anything that has taken it offline
L316[10:13:36] <Skye> Lizzy, do you know how to tell if it's a toner caridge or a drum unit of a laser printer that's broken?
L317[10:24:23] <Lizzy> from the little information you've given me, no
L318[10:30:25] <Skye> basically my laser printer is leaking yellow toner
L319[10:30:28] <Skye> over everything
L320[10:30:30] <Skye> over paper
L321[10:30:35] <Skye> over the resto f the printer
L322[10:30:44] <Skye> and over me when I pick up the cartridge
L323[10:30:58] <Skye> and... I don't know if it's the toner, or the drum
L324[10:31:01] <Skye> both look unhappy
L325[10:34:05] <simon816> burn it
L326[10:34:07] <simon816> get a new one
L327[10:34:16] <simon816> printers _are_ the devil
L328[10:34:47] <Lizzy> unsure, i've only ever worked on large printers (the sort you see in offices). my guess is that the toner may be leaking but if it's already all over the drum it's gonna keep splodging up the prints
L329[10:35:06] <AmandaC> if printers are denizens of hell, wouldn't burning them make them stronger?
L330[10:35:25] <AmandaC> At the very least it'd cause no damage
L331[10:37:04] <Skye> Lizzy, the drum has this clear flexiable plastic bit which appears to do nothing but it is warped, idk what it is
L332[10:39:05] <Lizzy> might be some sort of spill guard? Unsure
L333[10:39:18] <Lizzy> might be best asking on forums dedicated to the printer or something
L334[10:39:50] <Skye> I would rather cease to exist than go onto forums
L335[10:40:40] <Inari> Skye: Uh, why
L336[10:41:08] <Skye> human interactions suck
L337[10:41:17] <Inari> We're humans in here you know
L338[10:41:45] <Mimiru> Eh, speak for yourself.
L339[10:41:58] <Inari> Mimiru: Not more or less so than on any random forum :P
L340[10:42:43] <Skye> I kinda know your people
L341[10:45:34] <AmandaC> %roll 1d2
L342[10:45:35] <MichiBot> [1] = 1
L343[10:46:58] <Skye> s/your people/you people/
L344[10:46:58] <MichiBot> <Skye> I kinda know you people
L345[10:46:59] <Skye> x_x
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L351[11:29:21] <Zef> Ben were you here when I was talking about my forth interpreter?
L352[11:37:41] <Inari> Temia: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/344256550640287755/563762198480945152/56510897_2526645630683805_5355533173948153856_n.png?width=676&height=676
L353[11:48:45] <ben_mkiv> yes, but i cant relate to forth
L354[11:48:54] <ben_mkiv> neither to interpreters running in a sandbox game running in a sandbox
L355[11:49:31] <Inari> It's all sandboxes one way or another unless you run without anything but your own software
L356[12:10:28] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L357[12:10:31] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L358[12:10:32] * MichiBot pets AmandaC with "exposure". 2 health gained!
L359[12:12:38] <Kleadron> i wonder what this could be http://tinyurl.com/yxurjkwh
L360[12:24:42] <Forecaster> what if we're running in a sandbox...
L361[12:31:29] <Kleadron> dig all of the sand out
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L363[12:36:47] <Lizzian> Okay then windows.... http://tinyurl.com/yylzee85
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L365[12:51:24] <AmandaC> Lizzy: Not suspicous at all! Def. not a phantom USB device that'll be taking over your computer!
L366[12:52:14] <Z0idburg> Zef: You wrote a Forth compiler?
L367[12:52:51] <AmandaC> On a more serious note, I assume it's some kind of drive to install drivers from. IN the long-long ago I had a USB cell modem that did that
L368[12:53:06] <Lizzy> AmandaC, it was my portable usb sata drive with an ssd in it
L369[12:53:10] <Lizzy> and it was working fine
L370[12:53:15] <Lizzy> just windows being drunk
L371[12:53:25] <AmandaC> hehe
L372[12:53:33] <Lizzy> cause notice that it shows optical mouse, but also has a keyboard icon
L373[12:53:49] <AmandaC> the keyboard icon is just generically used for any HID device, I think
L374[12:55:31] * Lizzy shrugs
L375[12:57:11] <Lizzy> it's also bitlocker encrypted (cause i usually have it on my work pc) so i had to connect it via windows to reset it's password cause i forgot it
L376[12:57:18] <Lizzy> got it mounted on linux now though
L377[12:57:45] <AmandaC> huh, didn't know you could decrypt bitlocker stuff from linux
L378[12:57:55] <Lizzy> not natively
L379[12:58:02] <Lizzy> there's a utility called dislocker
L380[12:58:05] <AmandaC> ah
L381[12:58:29] <AmandaC> %8ball code tiem?
L382[12:58:30] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Reply hazy, try again
L383[12:59:27] <Zef> @Z0idburg *am writing, I also have a github set up
L384[13:21:21] <Kleadron> imagine a mouse with a built-in usb flash drive
L385[13:30:03] <Inari> Kleadron: But why
L386[13:30:09] <Kleadron> because you can
L387[13:30:35] <Kleadron> lets put flash drives into keyboards
L388[13:31:27] * Inari puts a flash drive into Kleadron
L389[13:32:00] <Kleadron> %loot old hard drive
L390[13:32:01] <MichiBot> Kleadron: You get a loot box! It contains a broken .psd.
L391[13:32:23] <Kleadron> wow the loot actually went with what i was looting
L392[13:32:47] <Bob> yes
L393[13:32:56] <Bob> welcome Lizzian to windows
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L395[13:39:46] <ayangd> Hello?
L396[13:40:00] <Bob> Hello
L397[13:40:55] <ayangd> Has anybody managed to create a robot that can automate everything?
L398[13:41:27] <Kodos> %tonk
L399[13:41:28] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Kodos, you were not able to beat McMaartenz's record of 7 hours, 57 minutes and 57 seconds this time. 4 hours, 6 minutes and 7 seconds were wasted! Missed by 3 hours, 51 minutes and 50 seconds!
L400[13:42:44] <ayangd> Maybe no.
L401[13:43:12] <Forecaster> what is "everything"
L402[13:43:29] <Forecaster> robots can do a lot of things
L403[13:43:35] <Forecaster> they can't do everything a player can
L404[13:43:47] <ayangd> Resource gathering, peocessing, robot replication
L405[13:44:22] <Forecaster> they can probably do that
L406[13:44:38] <Forecaster> if anyone's done it I don't know
L407[13:44:50] <ayangd> Yea, I might do that
L408[13:44:58] <ayangd> I like to
L409[13:45:36] <ayangd> I'm just thinking how to initiate the system
L410[13:46:13] <Bob> ayandg you can do that if youre brave enought, ressource gathering has been done / mining, quarrying, trees, plants then proccesing they can use inventories and communicate between robots using network
L411[13:46:15] <Bob> so
L412[13:46:30] <Wattana Gaming> http://tinyurl.com/yyhg7o5b
L413[13:47:32] <ayangd> I'm planning to make a robot, that can build a large network of automation by itself, together with robot interactions within the system.
L414[13:47:52] <Bob> basically robot AE2
L415[13:48:04] <Bob> well you can
L416[13:48:13] <Bob> if you have enought brain power and lua knowledge
L417[13:48:29] <ayangd> Robot AE2?
L418[13:48:31] <Bob> i made an Tinkers smeltery auto aloy request system
L419[13:48:38] <Bob> Applied Energestics 2
L420[13:48:44] <Bob> A network but done with robots
L421[13:48:46] <ayangd> Oh
L422[13:49:08] <ayangd> But, I am doing it without any other additional mods
L423[13:49:29] <ayangd> Basically, only opencomputers are there
L424[13:50:26] <Bob> maybe try integrating thermal to it
L425[13:50:35] <Bob> since its pretty balanced and has many procccesing machines
L426[13:50:41] <Bob> that can add compatibility / challenges
L427[13:50:57] <Bob> OC power generation methods...
L428[13:50:58] <ayangd> Nah, I keep it minimum
L429[13:51:19] <Bob> k
L430[13:51:28] <ayangd> Is it possible to create power from opencomputers itself?
L431[13:52:35] <MGR> Sheep carpet thing
L432[13:53:19] <ayangd> What is that?
L433[13:55:41] <ben_mkiv> carpeted capacitor
L434[13:55:56] <ben_mkiv> then put sheeps or ocelots above, and they will generate power for oc
L435[13:56:23] <ayangd> Any alternatives?
L436[13:59:06] <ayangd> Ok then, thanks for the knowledge.
L437[13:59:17] <ayangd> I am going off..
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L441[14:18:33] <Zef> %hello
L442[14:18:34] <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.
L443[14:19:11] <Forecaster> why did you do that xD
L444[14:19:36] <Zef> Because somebody named "Guest" joined and changed their name so I assumed they hadn't been in here before
L445[14:20:06] <Forecaster> vifino has been here much longer than you :P
L446[14:20:13] <Bob> ^
L447[14:20:26] <Forecaster> he doesn't talk a lot though
L448[14:20:33] <Zef> ohhhhh
L449[14:20:38] <Zef> Well didn't know
L450[14:23:54] <TwistedGate> Talking is overrated anyway
L451[14:24:07] <Forecaster> but you just did :P
L452[14:24:29] <TwistedGate> shhh
L453[14:24:51] <Bob> HA
L454[14:24:55] <Inari> HI
L455[14:25:13] <simon816> HE
L456[14:25:19] <Inari> HU
L457[14:25:43] <TwistedGate> *kthen*
L458[14:25:58] <Bob> HO
L459[14:26:08] <TwistedGate> HM
L460[14:26:10] <Forecaster> %potion
L461[14:26:10] <MichiBot> Forecaster: You get a resonating copper potion
L462[14:26:13] <Forecaster> %drink ^
L463[14:26:13] <MichiBot> A bird flies past that vaguely resembles someone you know.
L464[14:26:30] <Bob> a bird in a form of an human
L465[14:26:34] <Bob> horrifying :GWchadMEGATHINK:
L466[14:26:53] <TwistedGate> birman
L467[14:31:24] <Zef> foxman
L468[14:33:30] <ben_mkiv> *insert in bird culture meme here*
L469[14:40:16] <Deoxys_0> lol I'm using a solar panel from Galacticraft to power an OpenComputers computer lol
L470[14:40:28] <Deoxys_0> lol I'm using a solar panel from Galacticraft to power an Open Computers computer [Edited]
L471[14:48:05] <Bob> ea
L472[14:48:07] <Bob> ewww
L473[14:48:25] <Bob> i use a computer to controll an NC reactor to power the computer :GWpaboaWeSmart:
L474[14:51:32] <ben_mkiv> why wont you use a robot with leash to move sheeps to power the charger for the robot
L475[15:07:11] <Bob> ~~too op fix please~~
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L489[17:27:23] <Zef> Can I get a post of mine deleted on the forum?
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L492[17:30:52] <Mimiru> @Zef sure, $49.99 per character.
L493[17:31:50] <Zef> Let me just edit the post down to nothing then
L494[17:31:54] <Zef> lol
L495[17:32:23] <Mimiru> Sorry, I can see edit histories, and it's also $499.99 per edit on top of the per character charge
L496[17:32:40] <Mimiru> So, if you'll give me a link I'll get an invoice sent over.
L497[17:32:58] <Zef> Do you take payment in the form of 19 year old servers?
L498[17:33:33] <Mimiru> It's $1499.99 per item discard fee for any hardware.
L499[17:35:56] <Zef> Is there tax on that too?
L500[17:36:14] <Mimiru> No, I live in Oregon, so you don't have to worry about Tax.
L501[17:38:39] <Mimiru> But seriously, link and I'll take care of it
L502[17:38:45] <Zef> http://tinyurl.com/yybjqgdr
L503[17:38:49] <Zef> https://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/1855-undergoing-maintenance-zefs-vanilla-plus-a-lightly-modded-pack-similar-to-vanilla/&tab=comments#comment-8676
L504[17:39:05] <Zef> I'm completely changing my server name and everything so this post is no longer accurate
L505[17:39:27] <Mimiru> Done
L506[17:40:01] <Zef> Thank you
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L508[18:05:10] <simon816> https://www.bleachbit.org/cloth-or-something lol
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L510[18:14:58] <ai> hi
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L513[18:17:41] <ai> oh russos
L514[18:17:46] <ai> vou-vos caçar
L515[18:18:10] <ai> seu
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L517[18:22:01] <Zef> http://tinyurl.com/y3f34fzn
L518[18:22:02] <Zef> hmmm
L519[18:25:50] <Mimiru> Hey smart people...
L520[18:26:18] <Mimiru> If I have an encrypted file, and the key used to encrypt it, but I *DON'T* know *HOW* it was encrypted... is there a sane way of figuring that out?
L521[18:26:46] <ben_mkiv> its always XOR
L522[18:26:47] <ben_mkiv> xD
L523[18:26:57] <CompanionCube> Mimiru: no metadata?
L524[18:27:06] <Mimiru> Not that I've identified as of yet.
L525[18:27:12] <CompanionCube> what format is the key in?
L526[18:27:22] <Mimiru> E677D40DB8238617A24E2580C979E10D40015B9355FD365D
L527[18:27:46] <CompanionCube> is that an identifier of some kind?
L528[18:27:56] <Mimiru> "CRYPTO_KEY" from the database.
L529[18:28:03] <ben_mkiv> are you sure that it is the key and not some hash?
L530[18:28:24] <Mimiru> Well, I mean it's possible it was mislabeled for funsies.. but these guys are also idiots.
L531[18:28:39] <CompanionCube> so, do you have any program that uses the encrypted data?
L532[18:28:41] <simon816> just try a bunch of algos and see if any work :p
L533[18:29:08] <Mimiru> Basically this is a dump of a clients data from another system, PDFs and other docs.
L534[18:29:09] <simon816> chances are it's AES or DES
L535[18:29:32] <Mimiru> and they're wanting $1,400 to decrypt it
L536[18:29:34] <CompanionCube> simon816: but the given text seems a bit short for that
L537[18:30:14] <Mimiru> So, I don't have access to the competitor system, and they aren't of any help as they want their $1,400
L538[18:32:28] <CompanionCube> you could try guessing with common algos
L539[18:32:47] <CompanionCube> do you have even the name of the software used to encrypt it in the first place?
L540[18:32:52] <ben_mkiv> AES usually has header, doesnt it?
L541[18:33:01] <ben_mkiv> actually most open algos do
L542[18:33:46] <CompanionCube> 48 characters, which is a nice round number
L543[18:34:47] <CompanionCube> if you had the name of the software you could raid the docs for hints :p
L544[18:34:50] <simon816> It's windows software but TrID is good at identifying headers in binary files http://mark0.net/soft-tridnet-e.html
L545[18:34:58] <Mimiru> Content Management Solutions EasyFile
L546[18:37:39] <Mimiru> yeah, tridnet finds nothing on this sample pdf
L547[18:37:45] <CompanionCube> https://docplayer.net/13148734-Easyfile-system-user-s-guide-pool-financial-statements-as-of-march-30-2015.html something like this?
L548[18:38:20] <CompanionCube> nvm
L549[18:38:33] <CompanionCube> (was searching for encryption but was in sidebar)
L550[18:39:24] <ben_mkiv> shouldnt your customer have a license for that piece of crap?
L551[18:40:05] <Mimiru> Yes, and they do. But they're leaving them to come to us.
L552[18:40:15] <Mimiru> And... they're getting charged to decrypt the data.
L553[18:40:21] <Mimiru> Not uncommon in this field.
L554[18:40:34] <ben_mkiv> so they cant batch export it from the CMS?
L555[18:41:10] <Mimiru> Not from the looks of it.
L556[18:41:50] <ben_mkiv> did you check all the DLLs whatever the software ships, if theres any hint?
L557[18:41:59] <CompanionCube> I don't think they have the software
L558[18:42:17] <ben_mkiv> sounds like they do, but want to get rid of it
L559[18:42:25] <CompanionCube> ben_mkiv: 'they' being Mimiru :p
L560[18:43:46] <Mimiru> Yeah, I don't have the software.
L561[18:43:53] <Mimiru> I have the database, and the actual files.
L562[18:46:00] * CompanionCube doesn't think there's sufficient information to do more than try common methods such as AES128/256 and similar
L563[18:46:19] <Mimiru> Yeah, that was what I was afraid of, thanks guys
L564[18:49:25] <ben_mkiv> 48 char hex should be 192bit?!
L565[18:49:58] <ben_mkiv> if its the key
L566[18:50:26] <ben_mkiv> and not something to confuse competitors like you xD
L567[18:51:22] <simon816> AES-192 is a thing apparently
L568[18:51:46] <simon816> though IIRC you need the IV+key
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L570[19:00:56] <Z0idburg> @zef Ooh, I'd like to see that
L571[19:01:06] <Z0idburg> STC, ITC, TTC, or DTC?
L572[19:03:06] <Z0idburg> I had an old Forth implementation I had on Lua
L573[19:03:20] <Z0idburg> but STC is pretty much the only effective way to do Forth in Lua
L574[19:03:26] <Z0idburg> so I got bored
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L577[19:10:25] <Z0idburg> LOL LOL LOL
L578[19:10:28] <Z0idburg> "Calling today to see if you need urgent prayer. If you would like to have someone from our Center pray for you, please press one. If you would like to no longer hear from us, please press three. Hello, this is the Hope and prayer Center Ministry calling today to see if you need urgent prayer. If you would like to have someone from our Center pray for you, please press one. If you would like to no longer hear from us, please press three."
L579[19:10:32] <Z0idburg> This is a voicemail I got
L580[19:11:04] <Z0idburg> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA6id4--BDg
L581[19:11:05] <MichiBot> Urgent - Foreigner | length: 4m 20s | Likes: 54,584 Dislikes: 2,354 Views: 11,701,361 | by Alex Krasnov | Published On 21/7/2008
L582[19:15:22] <AmandaC> @Z0idburg sounds like a test to see if it's a live line
L583[19:15:39] <Z0idburg> probably
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L585[19:16:54] <Z0idburg> I should go home
L586[19:16:58] <Z0idburg> I am at work
L587[19:17:02] <Z0idburg> I got out of work at 7:00
L588[19:17:04] <AmandaC> I had to warn my aunt that clicking the "unsubscribe" link in emails she's never dealt with the company for before was just a signal that it's an active inbox
L589[19:17:05] <Z0idburg> it's 8:17 now
L590[19:17:24] <Z0idburg> LOL
L591[19:17:27] <Z0idburg> yeah that's bad
L592[19:17:59] <AmandaC> She was confused why it kept getting worse, she was clicking unsubscribe!
L593[19:19:21] <Z0idburg> heh
L594[19:19:28] <Z0idburg> Just uninstall the Internet
L595[19:19:44] <Z0idburg> some people just shouldn't be on the Internet
L596[19:19:46] <Z0idburg> ?
L597[19:19:59] <Z0idburg> Probably all of us
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L600[20:51:40] <Zef> I worked on my interpreter a little bit today
L601[20:51:46] <Zef> I got if statements partially working
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L603[21:24:31] <AmandaC> @Zef I think @Z0idburg wants a link to the github
L604[21:24:51] <Zef> I should probably push my changes to it then
L605[21:24:58] <Zef> But at the same time it's not ready
L606[21:25:28] <AmandaC> He doesn't care, he's just a forth nerd
L607[21:25:47] <AmandaC> :p
L608[21:26:08] <Zef> Well like I have = IF THEN ready but I don't have ELSE working
L609[21:27:53] <Zef> https://github.com/ZefTheFox/OC-Forth-Interpreter/blob/dev/forth.lua
L610[21:27:57] <Zef> @Z0idburg
L611[21:32:59] <Z0idburg> hjmmmmm
L612[21:33:15] <Zef> How shit is it?
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L614[21:35:21] <Z0idburg> I'm not here to burst bubbles
L615[21:36:03] <Z0idburg> you can make it however you want. I will however mention that there are a couple of things that questionably may make it harder for the programmer that uses it
L616[21:36:19] <Z0idburg> but that's already included with an STC too
L617[21:36:49] <Z0idburg> unfortunateky STC is the only practical way to do Forth in Lua
L618[21:36:59] <Zef> What is an STC?
L619[21:38:24] <Z0idburg> Subroutine Threaded Code
L620[21:38:40] <Z0idburg> it's when you use subroutines / functions to store the word
L621[21:39:01] <Z0idburg> i.e. dispatch['EXIT'] = function()
L622[21:39:13] <Zef> Ohhh
L623[21:39:29] <Z0idburg> ITC is Indirect Threaded, DT is Direct Threaded, TT is Token Threaded.
L624[21:39:48] <Zef> Well you can also write them in forth too, just they need to use already existing words that are defined as a lua function
L625[21:39:57] <Z0idburg> you can't do IT or DT, and probably not TT either without a good representation of memory
L626[21:40:23] <Z0idburg> I didn't see but where does it store compiled words in forth?
L627[21:40:26] <Z0idburg> when you use ;
L628[21:41:17] <Zef> It actually adds it to that WORDS table
L629[21:41:46] <Z0idburg> STCs with a dispatch table like that usually have a "wrapper" function that handles them
L630[21:41:52] <Z0idburg> I didn't look at that here though
L631[21:42:08] <Z0idburg> like a lua function that handles user defined words
L632[21:42:32] <Zef> The main interpret function has a few variables to check if its currently defining a word and if it is, everything gets put into a string until you type a semicolon
L633[21:42:33] <Z0idburg> Now the one thing I will tell you though is that there are words that exist that will BLOW YOUR MIND.
L634[21:42:54] <Zef> When you type a semicolon it puts the string into the table as the name of the word that you're defining
L635[21:42:55] <Z0idburg> for example, : and ; can be defined
L636[21:43:00] <Z0idburg> as forth words
L637[21:43:11] <Z0idburg> EXIT too
L638[21:43:31] <Zef> I don't know how I'd implement that
L639[21:43:38] <Zef> I'm just trying to make a working interpreter
L640[21:45:12] <Z0idburg> yeah
L641[21:45:43] <Zef> I think once I get it working and with all of the words that redpower's had I'd work on optimising it
L642[21:46:02] <Zef> I also want to make a bootable version, and try to get a version onto an eeprom
L643[21:51:10] <Zef> If you wanted to add forth words in the lua code you'd simply add it to the table like WORDS = {NEWWORD = {"5 3 + ."}}
L644[21:51:11] <Z0idburg> I have an entire text file I put somewhere
L645[21:51:18] <Z0idburg> with nothing but just about every word in forth in forth
L646[21:51:35] <Zef> https://technicpack.fandom.com/wiki/Forth_language
L647[21:51:40] <Zef> This page was sent I think in here
L648[21:51:49] <Zef> This is what I've been basing most things off of
L649[22:06:46] <Z0idburg> man where did that document go..
L650[22:07:18] <Z0idburg> By the way
L651[22:07:32] <Z0idburg> @Zef : VARIABLE CREATE 0 , ;
L652[22:07:54] <Z0idburg> : CONSTANT CREATE , DOES> @ ;
L653[22:08:13] <Zef> That would not work yet
L654[22:08:46] <Z0idburg> ok
L655[22:08:57] <Z0idburg> : DO POSTPONE 2>R HERE ; IMMEDIATE
L656[22:09:19] <Z0idburg> AHA I FOUND IT
L657[22:09:25] <Z0idburg> are you ready for mind blown?
L658[22:09:50] <Z0idburg> : ; POSTPONE EXIT REVEAL POSTPONE [ ; IMMEDIATE
L659[22:10:02] <Z0idburg> that is literally the definition of ;
L660[22:11:44] <Zef> oh
L661[22:11:46] <Zef> lol
L662[22:11:48] <Z0idburg> I have immediate somewhere
L663[22:11:51] <Z0idburg> : immediate that is
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L665[22:13:25] <Z0idburg> Oh.. something I wanted to mention that's more usefuk than randomly showing implementations of forth words that are almost primitives
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L667[22:15:58] <Z0idburg> What does text.tokenize do
L668[22:16:17] <Z0idburg> I have a 99% certainty on what its doing
L669[22:16:23] <Z0idburg> but I don't see its implementation
L670[22:16:35] <Z0idburg> I know what tokenizing is
L671[22:17:16] <Z0idburg> it looks like you're splitting the forth input by spaceprobably and finding words?
L672[22:17:23] <Zef> It splits a string into a table
L673[22:17:31] <Zef> Using space as the delimiter (?)
L674[22:17:36] <Z0idburg> ok. I figured
L675[22:17:42] <Z0idburg> I will warn you right now well ahead of time
L676[22:18:08] <Z0idburg> that's the easiest way to do it but it will probably cause problems for you later on.
L677[22:18:31] <Zef> Wait until you realize how I'm doing the custom word defining
L678[22:18:39] <Z0idburg> lol
L679[22:18:40] <Zef> It's all just a workaround
L680[22:18:47] <Zef> That's how I feel anyways
L681[22:19:42] <Z0idburg> consider the implementation of comments in Forth
L682[22:19:49] <Z0idburg> you know comments in forth right? ( )
L683[22:20:19] <Kleadron> Didn't RedPower 2 computers use Forth?
L684[22:20:30] <Z0idburg> yes
L685[22:20:37] <Zef> Yes, that's what I'm basing my forth off of Kleadron
L686[22:20:46] <Zef> And no I did not know comments in forth
L687[22:20:56] <Kleadron> can you run MineOS on OpenComputers computers now
L688[22:21:15] <Kleadron> (the OS for redpower computers)
L689[22:21:15] <Zef> It's not close to being done
L690[22:21:43] <Kleadron> i wonder how you even get that to work
L691[22:35:13] <Zef> Wouldn't that literally just be forth
L692[22:35:17] <Zef> Because forth is an os
L693[22:35:33] <Kleadron> *huh*
L694[22:37:43] <Z0idburg> man I cant remember how ( is defined
L695[22:37:59] <Z0idburg> I thought it was : ( 47 ACCEPT ; but its not it's very similar
L696[22:38:14] <Z0idburg> ACCEPT doesnt work that way
L697[22:38:15] <Z0idburg> but
L698[22:38:38] <Z0idburg> the thing is Zef, some words depend on the TIB
L699[22:39:03] <Z0idburg> you will have words that need to scrap TIB data or even look ahead of time
L700[22:39:43] <Z0idburg> so instead forth implementations generally have a word for finding the next word!
L701[22:39:43] <Z0idburg> ?
L702[22:41:11] <Z0idburg> this is usuall done by the word ` iirc
L703[22:41:15] <Z0idburg> called tick
L704[22:41:22] <Z0idburg> er '
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L706[22:52:08] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L707[22:52:08] <MichiBot> Dagnammit! CompanionCube! You beat McMaartenz's previous record of 7 hours, 57 minutes and 57 seconds (By 1 hour, 12 minutes and 43 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L708[22:52:09] <MichiBot> CompanionCube's new record is 9 hours, 10 minutes and 41 seconds! CompanionCube also gained 0.00968 (0.00121 x 8) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L709[22:56:02] <Temia> %potion
L710[22:56:02] <MichiBot> Temia: You get a shining salmon potion
L711[22:56:04] <Temia> %drink ^
L712[22:56:05] <MichiBot> Temia's hair turns to the color of pink.
L713[22:56:10] <Temia> :O
L714[22:56:15] * Temia goes to change her outfit to match
L715[23:08:58] <Mimiru> %drink ^
L716[23:08:58] <MichiBot> Mimiru's hair turns to the color of pink.
L717[23:09:02] <Mimiru> w00t
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L719[23:20:35] <Saxie> o7.
L720[23:20:44] <Mimiru> %hello
L721[23:20:45] <MichiBot> Mimiru: 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.
L722[23:21:31] <Saxie> Roger. Question here: I'm trying to find documentation on OC integration with AgriCraft, but can't find anything.
L723[23:22:10] <Saxie> As the AgriCraft has the "Computer Controlled Seed Analyzer" block that I'd like to use.
L724[23:22:57] <Mimiru> ahh sorry... I won't be much help I've not used AgriCraft
L725[23:23:29] <Saxie> Well, I was hoping maybe devs or experienced people might know anything from the OC side of things.
L726[23:24:18] <Saxie> Maybe I shouldn't bring up CC here but the agricraft block was created for it initially, but that integration doesn't seem to work anymore/or has been disabled. But supposedly there is some sort of compability between OC and AgriCraft.
L727[23:27:46] <Mimiru> only thing I've found is this long closed issue
L728[23:27:47] <Mimiru> https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/2322
L729[23:27:47] <MichiBot> Title: AgriCraft compatibility broken | Posted by: Misza13 | Posted: Tue Mar 21 14:46:41 CDT 2017 | Status: closed
L730[23:31:21] <Kleadron> %potion
L731[23:31:21] <MichiBot> Kleadron: You get a ripe dirt potion
L732[23:31:46] <Kleadron> %toss
L733[23:33:18] <Saxie> Thanks! Mimiru
L734[23:33:57] <ben_mkiv> did you check if it shows up when running "components"?
L735[23:34:16] <ben_mkiv> then you can fetch the available methods in the lua console
L736[23:34:19] <Saxie> Yes. both with or without the adapter nothing show ups.
L737[23:34:28] <Saxie> up*
L738[23:34:31] <ben_mkiv> well, then its most likely broken
L739[23:35:00] <Saxie> I thought I could jank something together with CC and OC but CC doesn't recognize it as a peripherial either.
L740[23:35:54] <ben_mkiv> just looked at the issue... looks like they changed their api
L741[23:36:45] <Saxie> Yeah.
L742[23:39:06] <Temia> %drink ^
L743[23:39:06] <MichiBot> It tastes sour.
L744[23:39:13] <Temia> ...I don't know what I expected.
L745[23:39:48] <Temia> %potion
L746[23:39:48] <MichiBot> Temia: You get a boiling purple potion
L747[23:39:50] <Temia> %drink ^
L748[23:39:50] <MichiBot> For about 5 seconds you know the location of a great treasure.
L749[23:47:17] <Kleadron> %loot Izaya's computer system
L750[23:47:18] <MichiBot> Kleadron: You get a loot box! It contains a deed for a bridge.
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