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L1[01:17:36] <Ariri> %tonk
L2[01:17:37] <MichiBot> Gadsbudlikins!
Ariri! You beat alexandria's previous record of 3 hours, 58 minutes
and 36 seconds (By 8 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L3[01:17:38] <MichiBot> Ariri's new record
is 3 hours, 58 minutes and 45 seconds!
L4[01:18:30] <Ariri> %tonkleaders
L6[01:19:05] <Ariri> %sip random
L7[01:19:05] <MichiBot> You drink a solid
rainbow potion (New!). Ariri feels slightly stronger.
L9[01:19:25] <Ariri> i now believe in the
magic of frienship
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L13[02:43:56]
<Forecaster>
employing the classic age of empires construction method I
see
L14[02:48:07]
<T-Dark>
Apparently, I managed to create an unremovable file in OC.
L15[02:48:52]
<T-Dark> I
have an empty /home/test
L16[02:49:07]
<T-Dark> rm
deletes the contents, but not the file
L17[02:49:24]
<Forecaster>
you mean the folder
L18[02:49:30]
<Forecaster>
or directory
L19[02:49:35]
<T-Dark>
/home/test is a file
L20[02:49:43]
<Forecaster>
ah
L21[02:49:57]
<T-Dark> mv
returns "filesystem is read -only", but mount tells me
it's rw
L22[02:50:36]
<T-Dark> and
fileystem.remove("/home/test") from the lua shell returns
"no such file or directory"
L23[02:50:57]
<Forecaster>
have you tried turning it off and on again?
L24[02:51:29]
<T-Dark> The
in-game pc, yes
L25[02:51:38]
<T-Dark> not
minecraft or my real pc
L26[02:51:45]
<Forecaster>
no I meant the entire universe
L27[02:52:09]
<T-Dark> I
guess I could backup the important stuff off the /home folder and
nuke it
L28[02:53:50]
<T-Dark>
Nope, it does not let me rm -r /home
L29[02:54:19]
<T-Dark> New
idea: save the stuff to another drive and nuke the whole
thing
L30[02:56:40] <Izaya> Forecaster: hell
yeah, got a hammer on the back of my axe
L31[03:08:37]
<T-Dark>
Update: I fixed my undeletable "/home/test" file
L32[03:10:24]
<T-Dark>
Apparently, having an `io.open("/home/test", 'w')` in an
rc script, outside of all functions, keeps opening the file if it
can, regardless of whether or not the script is actually
enabled
L33[03:10:53] <Izaya> anything in the main
body of the rc script will be run
L34[03:11:03]
<T-Dark>
Constantly?
L35[03:11:25] <Izaya> no, but the script
doesn't get garbage collected
L36[03:11:58]
<T-Dark> oh,
wait, I can't actually delete a file that is not actually in the
disk just yet, because it's still open in program, can I?
L37[03:46:02]
<The_Stargazer> i have figured out my
luasec soloution
L38[03:46:08]
<The_Stargazer> well actually i figured it
out a while back
L39[03:46:13]
<The_Stargazer> i have switched to
luvit
L40[03:46:23]
<The_Stargazer> at first i had my doubts
with luvit
L41[03:46:29]
<The_Stargazer> but i tried it
L42[03:46:32]
<The_Stargazer> it's fucking amazing
L43[03:46:39]
<The_Stargazer> for example
L44[03:46:42]
<The_Stargazer> in the interpreter
L45[03:46:50]
<The_Stargazer> if you type in, for
example, abcdefg
L46[03:46:53]
<The_Stargazer> it prints `nil`
L47[03:47:00]
<The_Stargazer> in the standard lua
interpreter
L48[03:47:04]
<The_Stargazer> you'd have to type
L49[03:47:10]
<The_Stargazer> `print(abcdefg)`
L50[03:47:12]
<The_Stargazer> oh
L51[03:47:13]
<The_Stargazer> and
L52[03:47:16]
<The_Stargazer> TAB COMPLETEION
L53[03:47:19]
<The_Stargazer> TAB COMPLETION
[Edited]
L54[03:47:22]
<The_Stargazer> FUCKING TAB
COMPLETION
L55[03:47:24]
<The_Stargazer> like i can do
L57[03:47:41]
<The_Stargazer> and hit tab
L58[03:47:43]
<The_Stargazer> at `ht`
L59[03:47:49]
<The_Stargazer> and it autocompletes
`http`
L60[03:48:54]
<The_Stargazer> luvit is ?
L61[03:49:01]
<The_Stargazer> much MUCH better than
standard lua
L62[03:51:53]
<Bob> Uh any
good IDE has aucompletition and stuff
L63[03:52:03]
<Bob> And
stabdart Lua isnt the best, LuaJIT
L64[03:52:48]
<Bob> also
to show a value you can just do value in the intepreter it should
print it
L66[04:35:17] <bauen1> @The_Stargazer lua
5.3 has the automatic print feature (but no tab completion)
L67[04:37:34] <bauen1> i think you could
adapt the oc lua repl to real lua (assuming you ever so slightly
edit the repl code to allow lua to read the arrow keys and
tab)
L69[04:42:34]
<The_Stargazer> no autoprint
L70[04:43:54] <bauen1> that's lua 5.1 not
5.3
L71[04:44:02] <bauen1> actually 5.2 might
already have autoprint
L72[04:44:18] <bauen1> anyway i need to try
out luvit
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L75[04:53:50]
<Bob>
@The_Stargazer OC doesn't even have Lua 5.1
L76[04:53:58]
<Bob> 5.2
and 5.3
L77[04:54:10]
<The_Stargazer> haven't actually used OC
lua in a while
L78[04:54:22]
<Bob> we got
5.3 a while ago
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L80[05:08:19] <Inari> Good old 5.1 with
setfenv
L81[05:08:58]
<Bob> o
lawd
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L85[06:06:45] <bauen1> btw, how does
minitel scale ? just reading the docs, every packet is broadcasted
and then repeated to every other node (layer 2)
L86[06:07:03] <Izaya> not so!
L87[06:08:02] <Izaya> each node keeps a
temporary cache of which node to talk to to get to a given
node
L88[06:09:18] <bauen1> i guess that scales
a lot better lol
L89[06:09:45] <Izaya> additionally, recent
improvements have happened so you don't end up with redundant
broadcasts on the same network segment
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L92[06:31:33]
<T-Dark>
Does `file:write("\t")` not work? I'm trying to use it,
but all I get is a strange character that looks kinda like
`HT`
L93[06:35:28]
<Bob> in
openOS edit tabs are THs
L94[06:35:29]
<Bob> use
spaces
L95[06:35:33]
<Bob> who
uses tab smh
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L97[06:39:46]
<Bob> Can we
have an Creative CPU with an insane calll budget tm
L98[06:40:08]
<T-Dark>
@Bob "Who uses tabs" the person who likes their data to
be nicely aligned. That aside, thank you. So it's not a mistake on
my part
L99[06:40:22]
<Bob> *space
: exists/
L100[06:40:32]
<Bob> yea
some characters in OC are weirdly displayed
L101[06:40:56] <Izaya> for i = 0, 31 do
io.write(string.char(i)) end
L102[06:41:18] <Izaya> most of those are
not meant to be printable
L103[06:41:32] <Izaya> formatting
characters and such
L104[06:42:21]
<T-Dark> I
expected \t to be printed as enough spaces to align the text, like
it does in `print()`
L105[06:42:40] *
Izaya squints
L106[06:42:50] <Izaya> oh you mean in the
editor
L107[06:42:52] <Izaya> carry on
L108[06:44:35]
<T-Dark> As
in, I'd expect \t to be written to file as enough spaces to align
the text to some kind of grid. Not as in the 2 spaces it is in the
editor. The former is also how `print("a\tb")`
behaves
L109[06:44:53] <Izaya> but \t is a tab
character
L110[06:44:55] <Izaya> it's not
spaces
L111[06:44:57] <Izaya> it's a tab
L112[06:45:09]
<Bob>
^
L113[06:45:11] <Izaya> weird that the
editor displays them like that but \o/
L114[06:45:55]
<T-Dark>
Then I'd expect openOS to print it as spaces anyway, if
implementing an actual tab character is too
hard/unnecessary/whatever.
L115[06:46:01]
<T-Dark>
Still, yeah, spaces will do
L116[06:46:09] <Izaya> but
L117[06:46:14] <Izaya> one does not
implement a tab character
L118[06:46:19] <Izaya> it's just part of
the character set
L119[06:46:36] <Izaya> it's weird that the
editor displays them as 2 spaces rather than 8
L120[06:46:45]
<T-Dark> And
it behaves as a space long enough to align text to a grid.
L121[06:46:48] <Izaya> but at the same
time, the screens can be as thin as 40 characters so
L122[06:47:26] <Izaya> I figure that it's
so you can edit tab-aligned files without having to move all over
the screen
L123[06:49:04]
<T-Dark> The
editor types a tab as 2 spaces, so I think openOS treats
"tab" as "spacebar spacebar", and does not
actually have a proper displayable tab character. (which it mimics
if printing to console, try
`print("a","b")`
L124[06:49:22] <Izaya> there is no
displayable tab character
L125[06:49:27] <Izaya> OpenOS does not
treat tab as anything
L126[06:49:46] <Izaya> the VT100 emulator
treats a tab as align to the next 8 spaces
L127[06:49:58] <Izaya> the editor treats
it as 2 spaces
L128[06:50:02]
<T-Dark> Tab
is displayable tho, normally. It displays as "enough emply
space to align"
L129[06:50:09] <Izaya> it is not a
displayable character
L130[06:50:16]
<T-Dark>
neither is space, then
L131[06:50:24] <Izaya> space is 32
L132[06:50:27] <Izaya> it is
displayable
L133[06:50:31] <Izaya> anything below
ASCII 32 is a control code
L134[06:50:42] <Izaya> newline isn't a
displayable character
L135[06:50:59]
<T-Dark> is
tab displayable in windows? if no, why do I see a displayed
difference when I input it?
L136[06:51:12]
<T-Dark> Am
I missing something?
L137[06:51:32] <Izaya> it is not
displayable
L138[06:51:33] <Izaya> on anything
L139[06:52:07]
<T-Dark>
open a notepad and type "a" tab "b". You see
the empty space, right?
L140[06:52:15] <Izaya> dunno
L141[06:52:25] <Izaya> don't have a
Windows machine within a few km
L142[06:52:44]
<T-Dark>
open a plain text editor, then
L143[06:52:52]
<T-Dark> or
are you on mobile?
L145[06:53:50] <Izaya> the editor has a
configurable tab width because tab just means align
L147[06:56:01]
<T-Dark>
Then, tab is not displayable, but it somehow changes the display so
that things align?
L148[06:56:07] <Izaya> right
L149[06:56:10] <Izaya> it's a control
code
L150[06:56:22] <Izaya> just like \n means
"move the 'cursor' to the next line"
L151[06:56:48]
<T-Dark> Ok,
I'd have called it displayable. TIL a char with visible effects
does not have to be displayable. Sorry!
L152[06:57:53] <Izaya> for bonus points, a
VT100-compatible terminal (emulator) will not display \27[2;2H but
instead move the cursor to the second cell of the second line
L153[06:58:46]
<T-Dark>
Sorry, what is `\27[2;2H`?
L154[06:58:54] <Izaya>
<escape>[2;2H
L155[06:59:01] <Izaya> multi-character
control code :D
L156[06:59:18] <Izaya> try
io.write("\27[2;2HHello, world!")
L157[06:59:55]
<T-Dark>
from the lua shell?
L158[07:00:02] <Izaya> yup
L159[07:00:31] <Izaya> [2;2H is printable
but \27[ tells the terminal emulator that the next few characters
are a control code
L162[07:01:05]
<T-Dark>
oops
L163[07:01:08]
<T-Dark>
wrong photo
L164[07:01:31]
<Bob> why
Lua 5.2
L165[07:01:33]
<Bob> use
5.3
L167[07:02:10] <Izaya> Worked
perfectly!
L168[07:02:23]
<T-Dark>
What was it supposed to do then?
L169[07:02:39] <Izaya> See how it has
"Hello, world!" on the second line?
L170[07:02:41]
<T-Dark>
@Bob is it a manual thing I must switch to?
L171[07:02:57] <Inari> Lua 2.5
L172[07:02:59]
<Bob> Shift
Click with the CPU in hand to switch architecture
L173[07:03:00]
<T-Dark>
Yes, I see the 2nd line
L174[07:03:04] <Izaya> You told the
terminal to move the cursor to 2,2 and output Hello, world!
L175[07:03:14] <Izaya> not sure what it's
doing now though haha
L176[07:03:35]
<T-Dark>
It's printing what io.write returns. I'd guess
L177[07:03:38]
<Bob>
io.write also outputs itself in the terminal
L178[07:03:40]
<Bob>
yea
L179[07:04:28]
<T-Dark>
@Bob using lua 5.3 now, thanks
L180[07:04:57] *
Izaya squints
L181[07:05:10] <Izaya> I had a video where
I was abusing VT100 control codes a lot
L182[07:05:28] <Izaya> anyway, when I
write for OpenOS I don't use the term library unless I need
multiple panes
L183[07:05:53] <Izaya> otherwise I can do
all the display stuff I need using just VT100 control codes
L184[07:06:07]
<Z0idburg>
mobile? what's that?
L185[07:06:09]
<Z0idburg>
sounds like a bad day
L186[07:06:13]
<Z0idburg>
@T-Dark
L187[07:06:28]
<T-Dark>
@Z0idburg What are you referencing?
L188[07:06:49]
<Z0idburg>
T-DarkToday at 7:52 AM
L189[07:06:50]
<Z0idburg>
open a plain text editor, then
L190[07:06:50]
<Z0idburg>
or are you on mobile?
L191[07:07:52]
<Z0idburg>
you can do multiple panes with just vt100 as it is Izaya
L192[07:08:06] <Izaya> S3: it's a lot
easier to just use the term library though
L193[07:08:16]
<Z0idburg>
yeah
L194[07:08:24] <Izaya> especially if you
want to use io.read rather than implement your own copy
L195[07:08:45]
<T-Dark>
@Z0idburg Well, I *was* told there was no windows machine around.
So, I thought either it was some other OS or a mobile phone (which
doesn't have a tab key, AFAIK)
L196[07:09:04] <Izaya> what sort of
worthwhile phone doesn't have a tab key
L197[07:09:10]
<Z0idburg> I
wouldn't know I don't use phones
L198[07:09:16]
<T-Dark>
Every single one I've ever seen
L199[07:09:19]
<Z0idburg> I
have a landline why would I need a cell phone
L200[07:09:19]
<Z0idburg>
lol
L201[07:09:25]
<T-Dark>
What kinda keyboard do you have?
L202[07:09:30] <Izaya> brb finding my
phone
L203[07:09:32]
<T-Dark> on
the phone, I mean
L205[07:10:24]
<Bob>
Hacker's Keyboard bestie
L206[07:10:24]
<Bob>
yes
L207[07:10:33]
<Z0idburg>
What do you know
L208[07:10:36]
<Z0idburg>
there is a table key
L209[07:10:50] <Izaya> I use the condensed
layout in portrait, but if you want tab and stuff you just turn it
sideways
L210[07:11:17]
<Z0idburg>
cant just plug a USB keyboard in?
L211[07:11:37] <Izaya> could but carrying
around a hardware keyboard for a 5" phone is a little
silly
L212[07:11:50] <Izaya> that said
L213[07:12:12] <Izaya> been working on a
design for a one-handed, 6 button and thumbstick bluetooth
keyboard
L214[07:12:42]
<Z0idburg>
IBM and HP used to make portable computers with little 4 - 5"
screens with built in keyboards that hinge down
L215[07:12:50]
<T-Dark>
Well, that keyboard exists. Nice
L216[07:13:23] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L217[07:13:42] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L218[07:13:42] *
MichiBot pets AmandaC with a genetically engineered Pikachu. 4
health gained!
L219[07:14:04] <Inari> %inv add a
dynamaxed Pikachu
L220[07:14:04] *
MichiBot summons 'a dynamaxed Pikachu' and adds to her inventory.
This seems very sturdy.
L221[07:39:27]
<Z0idburg>
%inv add a diversadialed charmander
L222[07:39:29] *
MichiBot summons 'a diversadialed charmander' and adds to her
inventory. This seems rather fragile...
L223[07:41:01]
<bad at
vijya> %inv add the disfigured prototype of sonic from the new
sonic the hedgehog movie
L224[07:41:35]
<Z0idburg> I
spelt it wrong
L225[07:41:37]
<Z0idburg>
its diversi lol
L226[07:42:08]
<bad at
vijya> %inv add a mutated lemon
L227[07:50:42] <baschdel> %tonkout
L228[07:50:42] <MichiBot> Dogast!
baschdel! You beat Ariri's previous record of 3 hours, 58 minutes
and 45 seconds (By 2 hours, 34 minutes and 19 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L229[07:50:43] <MichiBot> baschdel has
stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.006 tonk
points! plus 0.005 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to
50% because stealing) Current score: 0.19026
L232[08:24:27]
<Bob> weird
lighting issue
L233[08:24:28]
<Bob> maybe
optifine
L234[08:39:07]
<Kodos>
Replicate without it first
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L236[09:10:58] <Temia> %inv add lamia
stockings
L237[09:10:58] *
MichiBot summons 'lamia stockings' and adds to her inventory. This
seems very sturdy.
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L239[09:16:07] <lopezt> T-Dark: for me it
works
L240[09:18:31] <Inari> %inv add Lymia
stockings
L241[09:18:32] *
MichiBot summons 'Lymia stockings' and adds to her inventory. This
seems very sturdy.
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L243[09:30:32]
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L244[09:42:41]
<Kodos>
%tonk
L245[09:42:42] <MichiBot> Fopdoodle!
Kodos! You beat baschdel's previous record of <0 (By 1 hour, 51
minutes and 59 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L246[09:42:43] <MichiBot> Kodos's new
record is 1 hour, 51 minutes and 59 seconds! Kodos also gained
0.00187 tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L247[10:01:29] <AmandaC> payonel: how hard
would it be to route the crash log into something that gets printed
after the terminal is reset? It'd be very helpful for developing
what I'm working on now, vs having to check the log
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L249[10:11:35]
<ayangd> I
was trying the big text `table.foreach()`, then I noticed it was
deprecated in Lua 5.1, written in smaller text.
L250[10:11:35]
<ayangd>
Pfft... ?
L251[10:12:09]
<ayangd> But
why?
L252[10:14:23]
<Bob>
@ayangd why use it
L253[10:14:25]
<Bob> its
not good
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L255[10:14:31]
<Bob> just a
for pairs loop
L256[10:14:33]
<ayangd> But
it was useful
L257[10:14:41]
<ayangd> And
shorter
L258[10:14:45]
<Bob> for
a,b in pairs(t) do something() end
L259[10:14:55]
<Bob> okay
then make a function
L260[10:15:04]
<ayangd> I
know
L262[10:16:26]
<ayangd> So,
why they removed it?
L263[10:16:58]
<ayangd> It
says it is useful
L264[10:17:13]
<ayangd>
*still
L265[10:17:28]
<ayangd>
?
L266[10:18:01]
<ayangd> Meh
whatever...
L267[10:28:55]
<ayangd>
What way can I do to do `table.concat(t, ', ')` where `t` contains
a table that can be converted into string, without causing
error?
L268[10:29:38] <lopezt> anybody did
develop a os with gui for oc?
L269[10:29:55]
<ayangd>
MineOS?
L270[10:30:31]
<ayangd>
Maybe not
L271[10:30:34] <lopezt> i dont know, does
it have a gui?
L272[10:31:10]
<ayangd> Ah,
yes. It is
L273[10:31:13] <lopezt> i checked out the
roboserver program yesterday
L275[10:31:20] <lopezt> its really
powerful
L276[10:31:38]
<ayangd> As
powerful as this?
L277[10:34:20] <lopezt> i am not sure, i
didnt see mineos yet
L278[10:34:44] <lopezt> roboserver lets
you control robots in a browser window
L279[10:34:51] <Izaya> lopezt: KittenOS
Neo
L281[10:35:11] <Izaya> t20kdc: do you get
pinged when people say KittenOS?
L282[10:35:25] <lopezt> with geolyzer the
robot scans the surroundings and so you get a 3d view where you can
navigate with it
L283[10:35:51] <lopezt> it allows you to
dig whole areas, build whole ares, crafting other stuff
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L285[10:36:14]
<ayangd> I
saw it
L286[10:36:19]
<ayangd> But
not sure where..
L287[10:36:25]
<ayangd> It
was cool
L288[10:36:48] <lopezt> mineos looks nice
so far
L289[10:37:00] <lopezt> it looks like its
using the gui library found on the oc boards
L290[10:37:56] <AmandaC> Izaya: my idea of
giving minitel it's own event pump worked, but it added a slight
complication in that it's now dependent on you spinning up a
coroutine for it to have it's own main pump
L292[10:38:21] <Izaya> what's the diff |
wc -l like?
L293[10:38:37] <Izaya> or do you mean user
programs have to give it an event pump
L294[10:38:46] <AmandaC> user programs
have to
L295[10:39:01] <Izaya> ah :|
L296[10:39:03] <AmandaC> I made a
`net.main` that spins just runs an infinite pump
L297[10:39:07] <Izaya> not a fan tbh
L298[10:39:13]
<Ariri> Did
I hear cats
L299[10:39:18] <Izaya> what if two
programs want to use the network at once?
L300[10:39:37] <t20kdc> Izaya: Not
yet
L301[10:39:40] <AmandaC> I'm not either,
tbh, but I'm not sure how else to do it besides maybe a complete
rewritefrom scratch
L302[10:40:10]
<Ariri>
%tonk
L303[10:40:11] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Ariri,
you were not able to beat Kodos's record of 1 hour, 51 minutes and
59 seconds this time. 57 minutes and 29 seconds were wasted! Missed
by 54 minutes and 30 seconds!
L304[10:43:06]
<ayangd> Is
MineOS using pixels or characters to draw the GUI, or even
both?
L305[10:43:14]
<ayangd>
It's so cool
L306[10:45:46]
<Bob> Uh
like any other OC gui lib would
L307[10:46:11] <AmandaC> It's using
characters
L308[10:46:13]
<Bob>
braille to split a OC pixel in 8 subpixels
L309[10:46:17]
<Bob> that
only can have 2 colors
L310[10:47:06] <AmandaC> Izaya: I'm
currently trying to work out wtf I was thinking and fix my pxev2
into actually working
L311[10:47:35]
<ayangd>
>Uh like any other OC gui lib would
L312[10:47:35]
<ayangd>
>braille to split a OC pixel in 8 subpixels
L313[10:47:39]
<ayangd>
How?
L314[10:47:48] <AmandaC> unicode has
braille codepoints
L315[10:48:04] <AmandaC> OC displays them
as a 2x8 pixel grid
L316[10:48:24]
<ayangd>
Lemme check what is that
L317[10:48:42] <AmandaC> a mathod of
encoding text for blind people to read
L318[10:48:56] <AmandaC> It's the bumps
you'll see on signs like elevator floor signs
L319[10:49:00]
<ayangd>
Ok..
L320[10:50:30]
<ayangd>
Give me some code to understand, please?
L321[10:50:37]
<ayangd> How
it works in OC
L322[10:50:56]
<ayangd> I
would like to implement this in my project later
L323[10:51:52] <AmandaC> there's no code
to understand
L324[10:52:02]
<ayangd>
Ok
L325[10:52:07]
<ayangd> It
is a unicode..
L326[10:52:10] <AmandaC> it's just OC
drawing the braille unicode glyphs specially
L327[10:52:52]
<ayangd> So,
those round dots become squared?
L328[10:52:58] <AmandaC> yes
L329[10:53:13]
<ayangd>
Ok
L330[10:53:13] <AmandaC> and bigger to
cover the whole glyph
L331[10:53:23]
<ayangd> Now
I understand
L332[10:55:37] <AmandaC> For example, this
is what the kittenos bmpview program displays as on my terminal
under ocvm, which doesn't use the special font that OC does:
https://nc.ddna.co/s/NPiZckq68C6bk6M
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L335[10:59:57] <AmandaC> rather,
microtel
L336[11:00:12] <Izaya> hell yeah :D
L337[11:00:52] <AmandaC> It's not as
isolated as I'd like, I ended up saying "fuck it" and not
scrubbing the environment I load the programs into
L338[11:01:06] <AmandaC> I'll have to do
some size optimisations before I go much deeper into it
L339[11:03:19] <AmandaC> Izaya: probably
the most useful substitution in lilac-pxe.lua.min: `{ '" ?%.%.
?"', "" },` -- lets me name my variable eeprom,
rename it to E, and not have it all blow up because it's trying to
get a component proxy for a component named "E"
L340[11:03:49] <Izaya> what
L341[11:04:14] <Izaya> how does that
work
L343[11:06:01] <AmandaC> uglies the source
a bit, but meh
L344[11:06:31] <Izaya> Aaaah
L345[11:07:16] <AmandaC> but it condenses
the ugly back into something readable, and manages to override the
replacements
L346[11:09:06] <Izaya> I usually replace
the first line with the definitions for my commonly used single
char variables as the last substitution
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L348[11:11:40] <ayangd> Hello from
MineOS
L349[11:11:51] <ayangd> First time trying
out :v
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L351[11:16:14] <AmandaC> Izaya: a major
point for me is the source isn't that readable then. I might switch
to using a proper lua minifier instead, since I have a hard time
following code with lots of single-char variables
L352[11:16:35] <Izaya> AmandaC: no I
mean
L353[11:16:57] <Izaya> I replace all
occurances of computer with C, then replace the first line to
include C=computer
L354[11:17:11] <AmandaC> oh
L355[11:19:34] <bauen1> Is there an
emulator that allows for multiple computers (and networks) ?
L356[11:19:55] <AmandaC> bauen1: both
ocemu and ocvm emulate modems when you run multiple instances of
them
L357[11:20:46] <bauen1> ._.
L358[11:21:40] <bauen1> nice, should have
looked a bit deeper
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L360[12:03:44] <lopezt> the minenos is
awesome, really powerful
L361[12:04:00] <lopezt> the guy who did
develop this did put a lot of afford into it
L362[12:04:39] <lopezt> funny part is that
the guy mostly offers things you really rarly need ingame
L363[12:04:48]
<Bob>
*powerful* ayy lmao
L364[12:05:03]
<Bob> it has
too much features for OC tbh
L365[12:05:27] <lopezt> yeah, he did try
to reinvent os x in oc
L366[12:05:57]
<Zef> Ban
mineos
L367[12:06:19] <lopezt> but i for sure,
will use his gui library, this is really a strong peace of
software
L368[12:06:28] <lopezt> why ban it, its
great
L369[12:07:03]
<Zef> It
uses literally every little bit of resources you can even give
it
L370[12:07:19] <lopezt> i noticed that
most softwar which has high quality and really deep feature are
from russians
L371[12:07:38] <lopezt> yeah thats not a
reason to ban it
L372[12:07:58]
<Bob> it
is
L373[12:08:12] <lopezt> i guess a lot of
people who are not to much into coding or beeing a nerd can take
advantage of it
L374[12:08:47]
<Bob> not
really as it does't show anything OC can do
L375[12:08:51]
<Bob> exept
being fancy and useless
L376[12:08:57] <lopezt> i would rather had
an os with gui which offers me features giving me potential to
adminitrate my stuff
L377[12:09:20]
<Bob>
administrate : x doubt
L378[12:09:21] <lopezt> sure it is
usefull
L379[12:09:29] <lopezt> the ide is a big
advancment to edit
L380[12:09:39]
<Bob> who
uses ingame editor
L381[12:09:40] <lopezt> also filesharing
is great for non nerds
L382[12:09:41]
<Bob>
pointless
L383[12:09:48] <lopezt> non nerds will
do
L384[12:09:58] <lopezt> guys who dont like
coding
L385[12:09:58]
<Bob> no
just unaware people
L386[12:10:19]
<Bob> if
they dont like coding, noone gonna code something for them
L387[12:10:25] <lopezt> look around in
your real life, there arent many sexy girls who do much
coding
L388[12:10:35] <lopezt> these poeple still
exist
L389[12:10:39]
<Bob> Girls
dont exist on the internet
L390[12:10:47] <lopezt> sure they do
L391[12:10:53] <Inari> MineOS has a bad
license
L392[12:10:55]
<Bob> CODE
RED
L393[12:11:24] <lopezt> they earn money
while stripping their clothes off in front of a webcam ^^
L394[12:11:39] <lopezt> what license does
it have?
L395[12:11:40]
<Bob> thats
a whole different world
L396[12:11:49] <Inari> Seems lik eh did
fix the license
L397[12:11:52] <Inari> AT leas
tsomething
L398[12:11:53] <Inari> ;)
L399[12:12:01] <lopezt> its the real
world
L400[12:12:17]
<Bob> MineOS
uses up every system ressources and slows down everything, it sureh
as some neat stuff but you need a Tier 3 maxed server
L401[12:12:20]
<Bob> %bap
Inari
L402[12:12:21] *
MichiBot baps Inari with preheated oil
L403[12:12:29] <Inari> MineOS also errors
with half of its programs
L404[12:12:30] <Inari> :<
L405[12:12:34] <Inari> At least did when I
tried it
L406[12:12:40]
<Bob>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L407[12:12:42] <lopezt> thats ok for the
purpose this peace of software is aiming at
L408[12:12:51]
<Bob>
chaos
L409[12:12:51]
<Bob>
chaos
L410[12:12:53]
<Kodos>
MineOS is terrible and you should feel bad for using it
L411[12:13:15]
<Bob>
^
L412[12:13:23] <Izaya> Use KittenOS NEO
instead
L413[12:13:29] <lopezt> yeah, to be
honest, its a lot of functionality and i even did check how many
lines it has, but lots of code offer lots of failure
L414[12:13:40] <lopezt> so still pay
respect to this guy
L415[12:13:47]
<Kodos>
Number of lines of code =\= chance of failure
L416[12:13:47]
<Bob> the PC
barely runs
L417[12:13:51] <lopezt> so i still pay
respect to this guys
L418[12:13:52]
<Kodos>
Number of lines of code =/= chance of failure [Edited]
L419[12:14:03]
<Kodos> I
can break old versions of ComputerCraft with a single line
L420[12:14:06]
<Bob> he
sure does good libs but they are packet so much
L421[12:14:08]
<Bob>
ayy
L422[12:14:09]
<Bob>
CC
L423[12:14:30]
<Kodos>
Like, the minecraft server itself needs to be rebooted before CC
computers work, after using this one line
L424[12:14:31] <lopezt> his gui library is
a master piece
L425[12:14:49]
<Bob> its
just OOP
L426[12:14:54]
<Bob>
lmao
L427[12:14:54] <lopezt> also the
roboserver software is made by a russian
L428[12:14:57]
<Bob> CC is
a joke tbh
L429[12:15:03]
<Bob> MineOS
dev is a russian
L430[12:15:03] <lopezt> CC?
L431[12:15:13]
<Bob>
ComputerCraft
L432[12:15:18] *
Izaya screams
L433[12:15:26]
<Bob> %drink
random
L434[12:15:26] <MichiBot> You drink a
molten red potion (New!). Bob gains an extra strand of hair on
their face.
L435[12:15:34] <Izaya> Bumped the road
rash knee on the side of a cupboard
L436[12:16:09] <lopezt> get the other knee
bumped too, then it feels more balanced
L437[12:16:24] <Izaya> remember, ATGATT,
don't skip the jeans because that will be the day you come
off
L438[12:16:35] <Izaya> lopezt: other knee
doesn't have road rash
L439[12:16:36] <t20kdc> Kodos: wait,
really
L440[12:16:48] <t20kdc> ...does this
involve metatables
L441[12:17:00] <Izaya> t20kdc: never had
someone break the string metatable on a CC server?
L442[12:17:29] <t20kdc> I've heard of the
phenomenon vaguely but never been present to the event myself,
unfortunately
L443[12:17:37]
<Kodos>
^
L444[12:17:44]
<Kodos> All
past, present, and yet to be placed computers break
L445[12:17:47]
<Kodos>
Until the server restarts
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L447[12:17:48] <Izaya> s/unf/f/
L448[12:17:48] <MichiBot> <t20kdc>
I've heard of the phenomenon vaguely but never been present to the
event myself, fortunately
L449[12:18:05] <t20kdc>
s/fortunately/unfortunately/
L450[12:18:05] <MichiBot> <t20kdc>
I've heard of the phenomenon vaguely but never been present to the
event myself, unfortunately
L451[12:18:16] <Izaya> s/unf/f/
L452[12:18:16] <MichiBot> <t20kdc>
I've heard of the phenomenon vaguely but never been present to the
event myself, fortunately
L453[12:18:37] <Izaya> Used to make me
mad
L454[12:18:57] <t20kdc> s/ f/unf/
L455[12:18:57] <MichiBot> <t20kdc>
I've heard of the phenomenon vaguely but never been present to the
event myself,unfortunately
L456[12:19:09]
<Kodos>
Okay, that's enough of that
L457[12:19:17] <Izaya> Yeah :p
L458[12:19:42] <t20kdc> awww, but the
regex fighting was just getting started! I was getting ready to use
char classes, and...
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L460[12:20:31] *
Izaya throws a javelin at t20kdc
L461[12:20:48] <Corded> * <Kodos>
throws 2a at t20kdc
L462[12:24:19] <t20kdc> um... I guess I
should respond to this with... more regex misuse?
L464[12:29:41] *
AmandaC blinks at the scrollback
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L466[12:31:16] <Inari> @Kodos that reminds
me of a rather dark comic strip. Especially the source video
L467[12:36:43]
<bad at
vijya> so
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L470[12:39:24] <Izaya> >Inari doing
CWs
L471[12:39:26] <Izaya> strange times
L472[12:39:30] <Inari> CWs?
L473[12:39:35] <Inari> Oh, haha
L474[12:39:45] <Inari> Dunno, I do CW
violent stuff I guess?
L475[12:46:32] <bauen1> holy fuck that's a
sad comic ._.
L476[12:47:04] <AmandaC> %bap Inari
L477[12:47:04] *
MichiBot baps Inari with the dead frog
L478[12:47:09] <Inari> D:
L479[12:47:15] <Inari> What, I did put a
content warning
L480[12:47:27] <bauen1> yes but
still
L481[12:47:32] <bauen1> it starts of so
nice
L482[12:47:43] <AmandaC> you can dig up a
sad comic of a psychopath, but can't find me lunch? bad
human!
L483[12:47:48] <bauen1> and then you just
lose faith in humanity once more
L484[12:48:00] <AmandaC> :P
L485[12:48:12]
<bad at
vijya> ~~then there's that one GFL one~~
L486[12:48:29] <Inari> bauen1: The worst
thing is. I can totally see that being a thing in the future for
certain groups
L487[12:48:47]
<bad at
vijya> anyways, finally, i'm getting to work on Zorya v2
L488[12:48:50]
<bad at
vijya> again
L489[12:49:16] <bauen1> yeah that's the
real problem ...
L490[12:49:43] <Inari> AmandaC: :P
L491[12:49:46] <Inari> AmandaC: Abotu to
get my self dinner :3
L492[12:49:51] <AmandaC> Inari: reminds me
of a plot point in one of my stories, a VRMMO has reactions that
are a bit too real, and the underlying implication is that it's
projecting people into an alternate reality with real, living
beings... and the major antaganist is a group of people who just
massacare "NPC"s
L493[12:51:06] <Inari> Time for some
"mother-and-child bowl"-kinda-thing
L494[12:51:37] <AmandaC> Inari: whatchya
havign for dinner?
L495[12:51:47] <Inari> chicken breast with
rice and egg
L496[12:51:50] <Inari> Thats why
mother-and-child
L497[12:51:50] <Inari> xD
L498[12:51:55] <AmandaC> I see
L499[12:52:10] <AmandaC> I don't think I
should be eating rice yet
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L501[12:55:13] <AmandaC> but chicken
sounds good
L502[12:55:21] *
AmandaC asks her sister to put some in the oven for
her
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L504[13:27:53] <baschdel> %tonk
L505[13:27:53] <MichiBot> Waesucks!
baschdel! You beat Kodos's previous record of 1 hour, 51 minutes
and 59 seconds (By 55 minutes and 43 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L506[13:27:54] <MichiBot> baschdel's new
record is 2 hours, 47 minutes and 42 seconds! baschdel also gained
0.00186 (0.00093 x 2) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L507[13:58:31] <Inari> 'cause somethings
waiting in the bushes for us
L508[14:02:30]
<McMaartenz>
aight
L509[14:02:36]
<McMaartenz>
where's the dev of OCDevices
L510[14:02:44]
<McMaartenz>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L511[14:02:58]
<McMaartenz>
I try to open a case from it and it shuts my mc down
L513[14:03:14] <MichiBot>
NO MAN'S SKY
RAP | Dan Bull | length:
4m 10s | Likes:
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Dan Bull
| Published On 21/8/2016
L514[14:04:27]
<Bob>
@ben_mkiv i think is the dev of OC devices
L515[14:04:54]
<McMaartenz>
ah yeh thats him
L516[14:05:29] <Inari> ben_mkiv: You're
called upon
L517[14:05:45] <Inari> Let's generate a
support response for you
L518[14:05:45] <Inari> ~markov
ben_mkiv
L519[14:05:45] <ocdoc> "We�ve
deployed a fix rn outside of the viewport and moving uv map with
a
L520[14:05:51] <Inari> See
L521[14:05:54] ⇦
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L522[14:05:55] <Inari> They've deployed a
fix
L523[14:05:58] <Inari> Heh
L525[14:08:39] <MichiBot>
Overfeels
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Published On 7/7/2016
L526[14:11:50] <Inari> I can't decide
which musical instrument is my favourtie
L527[14:13:28]
<Forecaster>
Favourtie
L528[14:14:58] <Inari> %bap
@Forecaster
L529[14:14:59] *
MichiBot baps @Forecaster with the Magic 1x Compressed Sentence!
(25%)
L530[14:24:19] <nos_> Just witnessed that
thing where someone was able to delete chunks.
L531[14:24:49] <nos_> Is it possible for a
user to cheat in creative items like the debug card?
L532[14:25:26] <nos_> It would be an issue
with the server, of course, not with OC.
L533[14:25:46] <nos_> But it seems
essential to figure out how the user is able to do this.
L534[14:25:49] ***
nos_ is now known as nos
L536[14:32:46]
<Forecaster>
but would it be their favourtie thing about us?
L537[14:38:31] <bauen1> we're probably fun
to watch too, just a bunch of creatures doing idiotic things with
no real meaning
L538[14:39:38] <bauen1> s/no real
meaning/for no good reason
L539[14:39:38] <MichiBot> <bauen1>
we're probably fun to watch too, just a bunch of creatures doing
idiotic things with for no good reason
L540[14:39:57] <bauen1> s/with /
L541[14:40:08] <bauen1> s/with //
L542[14:40:08] <MichiBot> <bauen1>
s//
L543[14:42:32]
<Z0idburg>
Izaya, guess what I might be getting?
L544[14:42:33]
<Z0idburg>
?
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L548[14:59:46] <MichiBot>
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Skyrim 3 - The Ebony Warrior | length:
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Published On 16/6/2019
L549[15:00:01] <lopezt> time for some MMR
gain
L550[15:01:39] <lopezt> Inari: what is
this about?
L551[15:01:46] <Inari> Skyrim
L552[15:03:34] <bauen1> payonel: why
exactly does ocvm require a tmpfs filesystem component to be
present ?
L553[15:03:42] <bauen1> it doesn't seem to
be necessary really
L554[15:41:37] <AmandaC> bauen1: oc will
always add a tmpfs, so that might be why?
L555[15:56:57]
<Bob>
^
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L557[16:03:35] <bauen1> oh right ._.
L558[16:05:38] <ben_mkiv> and suddenly
code that used to work, doesnt work anymore... -.-
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<Forecaster>
I'm sure that's never happened before :P
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L562[16:13:17] <bauen1> payonel: the
plan9k screen bug in ocvm is caused by the {,un}blink functions in
bin/getty.lua
L563[16:14:06] <bauen1> probably a slight
inaccuracy in the implementation of 'get', 'getForeground' or
'getBackground' of the gpu component
L564[16:22:57]
<Kodos>
%tonk
L565[16:22:58] <MichiBot> Heckgosh! Kodos!
You beat baschdel's previous record of 2 hours, 47 minutes and 42
seconds (By 7 minutes and 21 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L566[16:22:59] <MichiBot> Kodos's new
record is 2 hours, 55 minutes and 4 seconds! Kodos also gained
0.00036 (0.00012 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
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L568[17:14:57] <Inari> %drink random
L569[17:14:57] <MichiBot> You drink a
muddy rød potion (New!). The next remote you look for is extra hard
to find.
L570[17:15:07] <Inari> Probably just
AmandaC sitting on it
L571[17:15:21] <AmandaC> lies and
slander
L572[17:15:31] <AmandaC> I push them under
the sofa, not sit on them
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L580[19:39:56] <payonel> AmandaC: the
sleep in main shouldn't work for a hard loop: `while true do end`.
i need to add back in a hook (that i used for deep stack profiling
in the past)
L581[19:42:26] <payonel> bauen1: i can
look into what plan9k is doing - what got you interested in
plan9k?
L582[19:42:51] <AmandaC> payonel: no, it
doesn't stop that case, but in less sociopathic cases it helped a
lot
L583[19:43:05]
<bad at
vijya> tbh
L584[19:43:09]
<Ariri>
%tonk
L585[19:43:10] <MichiBot> Jiminy Cricket!
Ariri! You beat Kodos's previous record of 2 hours, 55 minutes and
4 seconds (By 25 minutes and 7 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L586[19:43:11] <MichiBot> Ariri's new
record is 3 hours, 20 minutes and 11 seconds! Ariri also gained
0.00126 (0.00042 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
L587[19:43:17]
<bad at
vijya> i don't know if zorya boots plan9k
L588[19:43:40] <payonel> AmandaC: no what
i meant is, the code doesn't return to main
L589[19:44:41]
<Z0idburg>
Trotwood returns to maine if all processes quit
L590[19:44:44]
<Z0idburg>
er Main
L591[19:46:13] <AmandaC> payonel: I know
what you mean. I just mean that my baind-aid worked for common
usage, instead of the tight loop poc
L592[19:46:18]
<bad at
vijya> tsuki returns to the bios if it kernel panics
L593[19:46:52]
<bad at
vijya> which uh
L594[19:46:56]
<bad at
vijya> it always does
L595[19:47:14]
<bad at
vijya> since i haven't written an init or login or like
L596[19:47:24]
<bad at
vijya> half the stdlib and drivers
L597[19:47:44] <payonel> AmandaC: curious.
well, i'll check in the hook-sleep today, let me know if that works
better for you
L598[19:48:36] <AmandaC> payonel: sure,
I'll do a pull tomorrow and report back, vegging or for the night
atm
L599[19:48:42] <payonel> o/
L600[19:48:50] <AmandaC> s/or/out/
L601[19:48:50] <MichiBot> <AmandaC>
payonel: sure, I'll do a pull tomoutrow and report back, vegging or
for the night atm
L602[19:49:07] <AmandaC> Close
enough
L603[19:49:41] <payonel> haha
L604[19:49:52] <payonel> talk to you
tomoutrow, then
L605[19:50:39] <payonel> bauen1: i can
remove the tmpfs requirement
L606[19:51:11] <AmandaC> I'll still be
here off and on until sleep, just not computered
L607[20:11:05] <payonel> bauen1: tmpfs req
removed
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L609[20:46:12]
<Kodos>
Anyone mess with Flickr on a regular basis
L610[21:18:17] <AmandaC> payonel: what
will computer.tmpAddress return in that case, ooc?
L611[21:22:15]
<ben_mkiv>
@McMaartenz you got a crash report? (latest release?) and do you
have MCMultiPart installed?
L612[21:26:25] <payonel> AmandaC: nil,
"no tmpfs"
L613[21:26:42] <payonel> but then i just
checked what oc would do, and i guess you can't disable that
:shrug:
L614[21:26:51] <payonel> bauen1: so
curious, why did you want tmpfs optional?
L615[21:26:59] <payonel> ocvm just creates
it for you
L616[21:28:18] <AmandaC> payonel: I'll be
honest. I half expected the answer to be "a
sigsegv"
L617[21:28:28] <payonel> haha
L618[21:28:32] <payonel> why?
L619[21:28:34] <payonel> am i that
bad/
L620[21:28:36] <payonel> ?
L621[21:28:43] <AmandaC> No, but I
am
L622[21:29:31] <AmandaC> I have absolutely
terrible programming... Hygiene?
L623[21:29:58] <AmandaC> I'll change
something and not discover it horrible broke another part until
months later
L624[21:32:13] <AmandaC> Also it appears
my dad thinks Linux is a programming language...
L625[21:33:49] <AmandaC> Or, as he called
it. "Lenix"
L626[21:36:30] <AmandaC> %tell Inari be
careful when putting on accessories with your new best friend. You
might end up getting magically nudged into being lesbian
lovers.
L627[21:36:31] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
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L635[23:19:17] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L636[23:19:18] <MichiBot> Jeepers!
CompanionCube! You beat Ariri's previous record of 3 hours, 20
minutes and 11 seconds (By 15 minutes and 56 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L637[23:19:19] <MichiBot> CompanionCube's
new record is 3 hours, 36 minutes and 8 seconds! CompanionCube also
gained 0.00108 (0.00027 x 4) tonk points for stealing the
tonk.
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