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<Forecaster>
%tonk
 
L5[03:24:58] <MichiBot> Heckgosh!
Forecaster! You beat Ariri's previous record of 3 hours, 4
minutes and 42 seconds (By 26 minutes and 43 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
 
L6[03:24:59] <MichiBot> Forecaster's
new record is 3 hours, 31 minutes and 26 seconds! Forecaster also
gained 0.0018 (0.00045 x 4) tonk points for stealing the
tonk.
 
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<Forecaster>
dangit, I need a beam laser engineer
 
L11[04:03:28] <Inari> Who needs beam
lasers
 
L12[04:03:42] <Inari> When you can have ALL
the imperial hammer railguns
 
L13[04:04:13] 

<Forecaster>
turrets
 
L14[04:05:54] 

<Forecaster>
maybe should switch them out for pulses though
 
L15[04:06:45] 

<Forecaster>
or burst, but I don't have an engineer for that either
 
L16[04:06:59] <ben_mkiv|afk> opensecurity
has a rail gun turret?!
 
L17[04:07:47] <Inari> ben_mkiv|afk: No :P
this is elite
 
L18[04:07:57] <Inari> Why would you thikn
we're talking about OC in #oc
 
L19[04:08:20] <ben_mkiv|afk> oh right,
thats what elite chat is for
 
L20[04:08:31] <Inari> Nono
 
L21[04:08:36] <Inari> The Elite channel is
for talk about Star Citizen
 
L22[04:08:40] <Inari> Try the Harvest Moon
Channel for OC
 
L24[04:09:01] 

<Forecaster>
there are no railgun turrets in elite >:
 
L25[04:09:09] <Izaya> the lack of Elite
Dangerous related IRC channels makes me sad
 
L26[04:09:23] <Izaya> it's basically
#elite-dangerous on QuakeNet and the Fuel Rats IRC net
 
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L28[04:11:36] <Inari> Theres a
Discord
 
L29[04:13:36] <Izaya> That doesn't
really help the situation :p
 
L30[04:15:04] 

<Forecaster>
oh, but burst lasers only come in class 1?
 
L31[04:15:05] 

<Forecaster>
huh
 
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L33[04:18:44] <Izaya> no, they come in
other types
 
L34[04:21:53] <Inari> Why does every single
language need its own way to write a foreach
 
L35[04:23:09] 

<Forecaster>
oh, pulse turrets are class 1 only too, but not beam
turrets...
 
L36[04:23:15] 

<Forecaster>
hm, wonder if this page is incomplete
 
L37[04:23:27] <Izaya> check eddb
 
L38[04:24:20] 

<Forecaster>
"Unreleased ships": Mamba
 
L39[04:24:26] 

<Forecaster>
...this is probably out of date...
 
L40[04:25:57] 

<Forecaster>
yeah they do come in class 2 turreted as well
 
L41[04:25:58] 

<Forecaster>
okay
 
L42[04:28:31] 

<FeherNeoH>
Looking for a new mainboard
 
L43[04:29:02] 

<FeherNeoH>
Why do rarely any X570 boards have flashback?
 
L44[04:29:38] <Izaya> well, automatic ore
processing works
 
L45[04:29:52] <Izaya> ore -> crusher
-> powered furnace -> compacting drawers
 
L46[04:55:13] <Inari> RGB sucks at
colours
 
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L51[06:16:00] 

<FeherNeoH>
is that the ultimate inventory cluster you were working on?
 
L52[06:23:01] <Izaya> yup
 
L53[06:23:46] <Izaya> realised the other
day that I could probably hook multiple servers up to the
transposer
 
L54[06:23:51] <Izaya> index it much
faster
 
L55[06:27:00] <Izaya> T3 servers are
expensive, but, man, imagine having like, 12 servers doing nothing
but indexing the storage system
 
L56[06:33:16] 

<Blurred
Dev> Hi! It is possible in OC get a precise time in milliseconds
without a trick with file?
 
L57[06:36:19] 

<Bob>
no
 
L58[06:36:28] 

<Bob> you
can have time in miliseconds from program start
 
L59[06:36:32] 

<Bob> using
os.clock
 
L60[06:36:37] 

<Bob> but
time is only in seconds
 
L61[06:36:41] 

<Bob> you
could do time + clock
 
L62[06:36:45] 

<Bob> but
has imprecisions
 
L63[06:36:48] <Izaya> os.time you
mean?
 
L64[06:36:58] 

<Bob> yea os
time
 
L65[06:37:01] <Izaya> because that only
returns ms on Windows
 
L66[06:37:10] <Izaya> on any sane system it
returns seconds, for better or worse
 
L67[06:37:35] <Izaya> don't trust
it
 
L68[06:38:09] 

<Blurred
Dev> I have a couple of coroutines that I use like a processes
and I need to find the execution time of each and I want to have
supa-precise benchmarks :P
 
L69[06:38:11] <Izaya> did that for
pre-minitel networking and then ran the software on a windows
server and everything went sideways because timers ran out 1000x
faster
 
L70[06:38:21] <Izaya> Best you can do is
probably computer.uptime
 
L71[06:38:29] 

<Bob>
@Blurred Dev for that use os clock
 
L72[06:38:31] <Izaya> you get tick
precision, more or less
 
L73[06:38:32] 

<Bob>
literally intended use
 
L74[06:38:50] 

<Bob> for
Lua benchmarking os clock pretty please
 
L75[06:40:20] 

<Blurred
Dev> One tick of computer is ~12ms as I found in config so 1
computer tick is 12 ms and os.clock gives me the ticks?
 
L76[06:40:39] <Izaya> computer.uptime gives
you seconds to tick precision
 
L77[06:40:51] <Izaya> actually wait
 
L78[06:41:00] <Izaya> I only bother with T2
computers normally
 
L79[06:41:19] <Izaya> okay so assuming
component calls are involved, that aligns the timer to the next
tick
 
L80[06:42:45] 

<Blurred
Dev> ```os.clock has been reimplemented to return the
approximate CPU time, meaning the time the computer has actually
been running in an executor thread. This is not the same as the
time the computer has been running, for that see
computer.uptime.```
 
L81[06:42:46] 

<Blurred
Dev> as I understand time the computer has actually been running
in an executor thread means server ticks?
 
L82[06:43:02] 

<Blurred
Dev> ```os.clock has been reimplemented to return the
approximate CPU time, meaning the time the computer has actually
been running in an executor thread. This is not the same as the
time the computer has been running, for that see
computer.uptime.```
 
L83[06:43:02] 

<Blurred
Dev> as I understand **time the computer has actually been
running in an executor thread** means server ticks? [Edited]
 
L84[06:43:12] <Izaya> that looks like the
uh
 
L85[06:43:21] <Izaya> you know how you can
get the CPU time used by a process overall?
 
L86[06:43:23] <Izaya> I think it's
that
 
L87[06:43:33] <Izaya> that is perfect for
that, sorry I'm a tard
 
L88[06:43:39] <Izaya> never knew os.clock
was a thing
 
L89[06:44:02] <Izaya> (My computer with an
uptime of 12.2k seconds only has 2.36 os.clock())
 
L90[06:44:10] <Izaya> tfw Bob was right the
first time
 
L91[06:48:10] 

<Bob> ~~tfw
im always right im a lua god~~
 
L92[06:51:05] 

<Bob>
@Blurred Dev os clock returns the amount of seconds up to
miliseconds when the computer started the program / executor
thread
 
L94[06:51:25] 

<Bob> also
localize the functions bruh
 
L95[06:51:38] 

<Bob>
benchmarking globals is useless
 
L96[06:51:44] 

<Bob> as we
all know its slow as heck
 
L97[06:53:09] 

<Blurred
Dev> Bob you said the same as the wiki, I confused with
terminology kind a "where is a real time and minecraft game
time"
 
L98[06:53:16] 

<Blurred
Dev> anyway thanks:D
 
L99[06:53:26] 

<Bob>
minecraft time ahs nothing to do with OC
 
L100[06:53:33] 

<Bob> it has
its own sandboxed functions
 
L101[06:53:39] 

<Bob> one to
tell uptime, one to tell irl time
 
L102[06:53:46] 

<Bob> and
one to tell time since thread start
 
L103[06:53:49] 

<Blurred
Dev> And yep that slow but that have no sense for me I just
tired of GD and want to downgrade my IQ in MC :D
 
L104[06:54:06] 

<Bob> LÖVE2D
smh
 
L105[06:54:20] 

<Blurred
Dev> is alive?
 
L106[06:55:02] 

<Blurred
Dev> latest time when I played with Love is a 2011
 
L107[06:55:08] 

<Blurred
Dev> latest time when I played with Love is a ~2011
[Edited]
 
L108[06:55:15] <Izaya> os.time returns
game time of a sort
 
L109[06:55:43] <Izaya> returns game
seconds since the start of the world, which is zero, and if you
stick that into os.date you get 1976
 
L110[06:55:46] 

<Bob>
@Blurred Dev 11.3 version already on nightly builds ayy
 
L111[06:56:11] 

<Blurred
Dev> WOW
 
L112[06:56:12] 

<Bob> and
LOVE2D has now 3D stuff
 
L113[06:56:17] 

<Bob> like
meshes , instancing
 
L114[06:56:20] 

<Bob>
basically Lua OpenGL
 
L115[06:56:21] 

<Blurred
Dev> D:>
 
L116[06:56:43] 

<Bob> we
could have minetest2
 
L117[06:56:45] 

<Blurred
Dev> and slow as heck?:D
 
L118[06:56:55] 

<Bob>
no
 
L119[06:57:03] 

<Bob> LuaJIT
runs hella fast
 
L120[06:57:05] <Izaya> lua is f a s
t
 
L121[06:57:08] 

<Bob>
sometimes as fast as C
 
L122[06:57:12] <Izaya> Lua is actually -
yeah
 
L123[06:57:14] 

<Bob> Love2d
uses LuaJIT tough
 
L124[06:57:16] 

<Blurred
Dev> heh no.
 
L125[06:57:16] 

<Bob> Lua is
fast yea
 
L126[06:57:18] 

<Blurred
Dev> no.
 
L127[06:57:19] 

<Bob> but
not enough
 
L128[06:57:22] 

<Blurred
Dev> just no.
 
L129[06:57:27] 

<Bob> faster
than any other scripting lang
 
L130[06:57:35] 

<Bob> and
doesnt come with 300GB of STD lib
 
L131[06:57:40] 

<Bob> like
pytheww
 
L132[06:57:44] <Izaya> that said, better
to improve minetest than write minetest in a slower language
 
L133[06:58:02] 

<Blurred
Dev> trust me, I'm start from Lua 2+ years then C# 3+ after
5 years of cancer in C++
 
L134[06:58:28] 

<Bob> C++ is
just C on steroids but never dies from them
 
L135[06:58:34] 

<Bob> i
wanted to start it but just no
 
L136[06:58:35] 

<Bob>
Lua
 
L137[06:58:37] 

<Bob>
:GWcodesLua:
 
L138[06:58:38] 

<Blurred
Dev> Old memes))
 
L139[06:58:54] 

<Blurred
Dev> I totally agree with you)
 
L140[07:01:29] 

<Blurred
Dev> if you'll got some troubles with C++ (its looks hard
but actually no) ask me I'll be glad to help)
 
L141[07:01:48] 

<Bob> nah i
don't really have time for anything now
 
L142[07:02:00] 

<Blurred
Dev> kek sounds shitty
 
L143[07:02:04] 

<Bob>
focusing rather on getting a job and Pc since this one is like 9
years old
 
L144[07:02:20] 

<Bob> and
school but i dont give fucks too easy, gives me at lest some
time
 
L145[07:02:32] 

<Bob> id
probably spend my nights then on C++
 
L146[07:02:37] <Izaya> >2014 was 5
years ago
 
L147[07:02:56] 

<Bob> 2012
newest component
 
L148[07:03:01] 

<Bob> rest i
don't even know
 
L149[07:03:10] 

<Bob> exept
screen that i had to change
 
L150[07:03:16] 

<Bob> 5:4
drove me into insanity
 
L151[07:03:31] <Izaya> 5:4 is nice but
I'd prefer a 16:10 as a main display
 
L152[07:04:06] <Izaya> oh hey the newest
component in mine is 2017, that's comforting
 
L153[07:04:13] <Izaya> that's not so
out of date
 
L155[07:05:00] 

<Bob>
i3-3320 and 8 GB of RAM seem to not handle well having more than 4
programs open
 
L156[07:05:04] 

<Bob> not
talking about games
 
L157[07:05:09] 

<Bob> unless
older than 2016
 
L158[07:05:21] 

<Bob> i once
manager to run hitman2
 
L160[07:05:31] 

<Bob> but
nvidia then fucked the game engine witha driver update
 
L161[07:05:34] <Izaya> sounds like a good
HTPC machine to me
 
L162[07:05:43] 

<FeherNeoH>
I think my PC might be a bit overloaded
 
L163[07:05:46] 

<Bob> a
bit
 
L164[07:05:50] <Izaya> ohey a 3400G
 
L165[07:05:57] <Izaya> I got a box with a
2200G
 
L166[07:06:13] 

<FeherNeoH>
I switched from a laptop with i5-4200M
 
L167[07:07:28] 

<Blurred
Dev> Before job - I had AMD Phenom II
 
L168[07:07:28] 

<Blurred
Dev> After - few computers one with XeonE5 and Intel I7 x
series
 
L169[07:07:29] 

<Blurred
Dev> That means success in life achieved?
 
L170[07:07:54] 

<Bob>
?
 
L171[07:07:55] 

<FeherNeoH>
for me success would be a high-end ARM desktop
 
L172[07:07:56] <Izaya> ayymd's where
it's at now
 
L173[07:08:05] <Izaya> man I want one of
those fuckin Talos workstations
 
L174[07:08:12] 

<FeherNeoH>
even better if AyyMD-ARM
 
L175[07:08:31] <Izaya> imagine a 96 core
POWER9 box with 512G of RAM
 
L177[07:08:49] 

<FeherNeoH>
oh, that might be able to handle Chrome
 
L178[07:08:56] <Izaya> wouldn't count
on it
 
L179[07:09:02] <Izaya> that's
uh
 
L180[07:09:05] *
Izaya counts 
L181[07:09:08] 

<Blurred
Dev> sounds of leak
 
L182[07:09:08] 

<Blurred
Dev> but for what?
 
L183[07:09:08] <Izaya> approximately 1/4
the recommended RAM
 
L184[07:09:36] 

<Bob> 2
tabs, 600MB
 
L185[07:09:39] 

<Bob> chrome
tm
 
L186[07:09:58] 

<FeherNeoH>
3 VMs, 22GB
 
L187[07:10:08] 

<FeherNeoH>
I cannot alttab into chrome to close it
 
L188[07:10:23] <Izaya> tfw server is using
a whole 5GB of RAM
 
L189[07:10:35] <Izaya> I should throw more
at Minecraft
 
L190[07:10:42] 

<FeherNeoH>
my http server usually runs with ~80MB
 
L191[07:10:59] 

<FeherNeoH>
kernel and services included
 
L193[07:11:33] 

<FeherNeoH>
more MC instances
 
L194[07:12:06] 

<Blurred
Dev> ah.. right ?
 
L195[07:12:13] <Izaya> 80GB for VMs
 
L196[07:12:24] 

<FeherNeoH>
I would use part of it as ramdisk for the obj dirs of my build
tasks
 
L197[07:12:40] <Izaya> ramdisk op
 
L198[07:12:49] 

<FeherNeoH>
atm I have sources on SSD, objs and binaries go to HDD
 
L199[07:12:50] <Izaya> though kinda
unnecessary if you have it cache aggressively enough
 
L200[07:12:54] 

<Blurred
Dev> Incredibuild glad to help you
 
L201[07:13:06] 

<FeherNeoH>
I refuse to enable caching builds
 
L202[07:13:10] <Izaya> all of your unused
memory generally ends up as cache anyway
 
L203[07:13:21] <Izaya> total used free
shared buff/cache available
 
L204[07:13:24] <Izaya> Mem: 15G 4.9G 190M
2.3G 10G 8.0G
 
L205[07:13:31] 

<FeherNeoH>
well, that kind of caching is okay
 
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L208[07:14:53] <Izaya> todo: write program
to identify the smallest stacks
 
L209[07:15:01] <Izaya> so said small
stacks can be eliminated
 
L210[07:15:37] <Izaya> this storage system
only has 461 slots at present, but each can store at least 2048
items
 
L211[07:15:55] <Izaya>
>src/LineageOS
 
L212[07:15:57] <Izaya> oh no
 
L213[07:16:09] 

<Blurred
Dev> or merged to avoid ram fragmentation
 
L214[07:16:33] 

<FeherNeoH>
Android4Lumia build is running for 520/525/620/720
 
L215[07:16:45] <Izaya> holy fuck it
actually finished processing all the ore
 
L217[07:18:04] 

<FeherNeoH>
what kind of processing did it do?
 
L218[07:18:06] 

<FeherNeoH>
sorting?
 
L219[07:18:30] <Izaya> crushed to dust,
then smelted, and inserted into the compacting drawers
 
L220[07:18:50] 

<FeherNeoH>
oh, nice
 
L221[07:18:57] <Izaya> hence all the
blocks
 
L222[07:20:14] <Izaya> nice side effect of
compacting drawers:
 
L223[07:20:41] <Izaya> the ingot, block
and nugget form of metals show up but if you extract from one it
extracts from the others too
 
L224[07:21:23] 

<FeherNeoH>
does it craft them realtime?
 
L225[07:21:47] <Izaya> kinda
 
L226[07:22:17] <Izaya> the compacting
drawers store x amount of blocks, which can be inserted and
extracted as ingots or nuggets
 
L228[07:23:19] 

<FeherNeoH>
sounds way better than my manual compacting
 
L229[07:23:42] 

<Bob>
Storage drawers are awesome
 
L230[07:23:44] 

<Bob> change
mym ind
 
L231[07:24:04] <Izaya> Give me one good
reason to.
 
L232[07:24:10] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i started programming im
m$
 
L233[07:24:15] 

<AdorableCatgirl> *ms
 
L234[07:24:18] 

<AdorableCatgirl> wrong ms
 
L235[07:24:25] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i mean middle
school
 
L236[07:24:33] 

<AdorableCatgirl> christ i'm still
tired
 
L237[07:24:44] <Izaya> given there's
no such thing as middle school in most places
 
L238[07:24:49] <Izaya> probably best to
spell out :p
 
L239[07:29:41] 

<AdorableCatgirl> fair enough
 
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L241[07:40:04] 

<AdorableCatgirl> but yea
 
L242[07:40:24] 

<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: it was java
 
L243[07:40:58] <Izaya> Been working on the
item UI
 
L244[07:41:02] <Izaya> it now displays the
current query
 
L245[07:48:31] 

<AdorableCatgirl> o shit
 
L246[07:49:59] <Izaya> Also moved the
button prompts to their own screen which is y'know
 
L247[07:50:02] <Izaya> neat
 
L249[07:53:04] 

<Bob> get
the fuck out of my room im playing minecraft @AdorableCatgirl
 
L250[07:53:14] 

<Bob> touhou
doe
 
L251[07:54:20] 

<AdorableCatgirl> 2hu
 
L252[07:54:29] 

<AdorableCatgirl> too stronk
 
L253[07:54:41] 

<AdorableCatgirl> probably a tasofro
port
 
L254[08:13:08] 

<FeherNeoH>
just an average intel rig
 
L257[08:25:22] 

<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: I like this
 
L259[08:28:45] <asie> btw: I will be
updating Eris, my JNLua fork, and presumably 1.12.x OpenComputers,
to Lua 5.4
 
L260[08:28:58] <Izaya> neat
 
L261[08:29:21] <Izaya> been using the
experimental build you published a bit ago
 
L262[08:29:25] <asie> oh, cool
 
L263[08:29:27] <asie> how well is it
working?
 
L264[08:29:32] <Izaya> well
 
L265[08:29:37] <asie> we need input from
it because, well
 
L266[08:29:41] <Izaya> haven't had
any crashes due to it, which is good for an experimental
build
 
L267[08:29:44] <asie> good
 
L268[08:29:48] <asie> payonel: take
note
 
L269[08:30:01] <Izaya> but I also
haven't done any profiling
 
L270[08:30:08] <Izaya> so ???
 
L271[08:30:46] <asie> ah, no, the
performance benefits are pretty obvious
 
L272[08:30:53] <asie> as in, they
don't need measuring
 
L273[08:30:56] <asie> on the CPU
front
 
L274[08:31:00] <asie> the GPU front is a
bit less clear
 
L275[08:31:05] <asie> but from what i know
it at the very least doesn't reduce performance
 
L276[08:31:19] <Izaya> well that's
good because I need all the CPU time I can get for fuckin garbage
collection
 
L277[08:31:48] <asie> the CPU front is
simple
 
L278[08:31:53] <asie> Snagar's builds
were -O0
 
L279[08:31:55] <asie> mine are -O2 i
think
 
L280[08:32:02] 

<Bob> asie,
the staging build works very well yea i can confirm aswell
 
L281[08:32:07] <Izaya>
-Ofunroll-loops?
 
L282[08:32:17] 

<Bob>
nothing different from standart builds exept being way more
performant
 
L283[08:35:16] <asie> Lua 5.4 might be
curious
 
L284[08:35:23] <asie> it has a new GC
mode
 
L285[08:35:36] 

<Bob> Lua
5.4 mmm
 
L286[08:35:39] 

<Bob> im
still on JIT
 
L287[08:36:45] <Vexatos> asie, 5.4
isn't out yet, is it
 
L288[08:37:00] 

<Bob> 5.4
has nightlies i think
 
L289[08:37:06] <Vexatos> well yea
 
L290[08:37:08] 

<Bob> but
its not in release yea
 
L291[08:37:11] <Vexatos> good
 
L292[08:37:14] 

<FeherNeoH>
I need the address of the person who thought gluing batteries into
phones was a good idea
 
L293[08:37:16] <Vexatos> I feared I missed
something
 
L294[08:37:38] 

<Bob>
@FeherNeoH same tbh
 
L295[08:37:48] <Vexatos> Lua 5.4 is
 
L296[08:37:50] <Vexatos> SO UGLY
 
L297[08:37:52] <Vexatos> the new
feature
 
L298[08:37:56] <Vexatos> like who came up
with that
 
L299[08:38:02] <Vexatos> I need the
address of THAT person
 
L300[08:38:05] 

<Bob> what
specifically ?
 
L301[08:38:10] 

<Bob> we
need LuaJIT back alive
 
L302[08:38:18] <Vexatos> to-be-closed
vars
 
L304[08:38:40] 

<Bob>
Vextaos i have no idea whats that
 
L305[08:38:51] <Vexatos> @Bob official
answer from LuaJIT dev "it's not worth updating to newer
Lua versions because there aren't any important changes that
would justify the time investment"
 
L306[08:38:53] 

<Bob>
@FeherNeoH i did the same but with like 10 screwdrivers so strong
the glue was
 
L307[08:39:03] 

<FeherNeoH>
did that with mine
 
L308[08:39:09] <asie> Vexatos: also the
Lua 5.3 integers wreck LuaJIT's design IIRC
 
L309[08:39:13] 

<FeherNeoH>
guess what, battery ripped open
 
L310[08:39:19] 

<Bob>
Vexatos yea true, but i want consts without FFI
 
L311[08:39:56] <Inari> Vexatos: I
don't even get the point of those xD
 
L312[08:40:04] <Inari> Just a method thats
called when a local goes out of scope/
 
L313[08:40:06] <Inari> &?
 
L314[08:40:24] <Vexatos> it makes file
handles close automatically when scope drops
 
L315[08:40:29] <Izaya> or sockets
 
L316[08:40:32] <Izaya> I can see uses for
that
 
L317[08:40:35] <Vexatos> or anything you
want to close
 
L318[08:40:39] <Vexatos> because there is
a __close metamethod
 
L319[08:40:46] <Inari> Isn't that
good?
 
L320[08:40:47] <Vexatos> which gets
called
 
L321[08:40:49] <Vexatos> yes it is
 
L322[08:40:54] <Vexatos> the syntax is
shit
 
L323[08:40:57] <Inari> Ah :p
 
L324[08:41:17] <Izaya> do you just set it
with setmetatable or
 
L325[08:41:20] <asie> hmm
 
L326[08:41:24] <asie> Vexatos: are you
good with Lua interpreter internals?
 
L327[08:41:26] <Vexatos> Izaya, same as
any other metamethod
 
L328[08:41:31] <Vexatos> asie, not at
all
 
L330[08:41:34] <Izaya> that's not too
bad then
 
L331[08:41:35] <asie> so i'm on my
own
 
L332[08:41:39] <Vexatos> good luck
 
L333[08:41:48] <Vexatos> I only know lua
itself
 
L334[08:41:51] <Vexatos> a bit too well
>_>
 
L335[08:42:03] 

<Bob> we
need our own OC scirping lang
 
L336[08:42:05] 

<Bob>
:GWmemetownLULLLLLLLLLLL:
 
L337[08:42:28] <Vexatos> Inari, what it
also is good at is closing file handles on errors and such
 
L338[08:42:57] <Inari> LULLLLLLLLLLLLL
indeed
 
L339[08:43:10] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i got this @Bob
 
L340[08:43:23] <Izaya> forth arch for OC
when
 
L341[08:43:24] <Inari> %inv add camel
milk
 
L342[08:43:25] *
MichiBot summons 'camel milk' and adds to her inventory.
This seems very sturdy. 
L343[08:43:34] 

<AdorableCatgirl> prepare for manual memory
management and inline asm
 
L344[08:43:34] 

<Bob>
Lua2
 
L345[08:43:46] <Vexatos> Inari, the syntax
for it is local foo <const> = 5
 
L346[08:43:47] <Inari> I wanna dig up Lua1
now
 
L347[08:43:51] <Vexatos> or <close>
respectively
 
L348[08:43:56] <Izaya> man, imagine that
16-bit stack machine, as an architecture
 
L349[08:43:57] <Inari> Vexatos: Thats...
weird
 
L350[08:44:00] <Vexatos> it's
disgusting
 
L351[08:44:03] <Izaya> how good would that
be if you extended the addressing
 
L352[08:44:05] <Inari> Reminds me of
C++
 
L353[08:44:10] <Inari>
static_cast<int>
 
L354[08:44:42] <Izaya> ... hey does anyone
know if the TMS-9900 is relatively bus-compatible with the
Z80?
 
L355[08:44:50] <Inari> Vexatos: It also
doesn't fit in with the rest of the language at all xD
 
L356[08:45:26] <Izaya> jhc
 
L357[08:45:30] <Izaya> the TMS-9900 is
MASSIVE
 
L358[08:45:33] <Vexatos> exactly
 
L359[08:45:36] <Izaya> DIP-64
 
L360[08:45:37] <Inari> jesus hecking
christ?
 
L361[08:45:50] <Izaya> never worked out
what the H stands for
 
L363[08:55:45] <Izaya> >the TMS-9980
requires 5V and 12V
 
L364[08:55:48] <Izaya> blergh
 
L365[09:07:27] 

<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: the og m68k
tho
 
L366[09:07:36] <Izaya> 68008
 
L367[09:07:54] <Izaya> no
 
L368[09:07:57] <Izaya> know what I should
do
 
L369[09:08:02] <Izaya> I should build a
65C816
 
L370[09:08:06] <Izaya> based machine
 
L371[09:08:40] 

<AdorableCatgirl> same
 
L372[09:08:57] <Izaya> and then rip the
graphics system out of a SNES
 
L373[09:09:00] <Izaya> and stick it on a
board
 
L374[09:09:08] <Izaya> and then rip the
ROMs out of a SNES and stick it on a board
 
L375[09:09:13] <Izaya> and basically have
a modular SNES
 
L376[09:10:19] 

<AdorableCatgirl> wait
 
L377[09:10:29] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i had an idea for
something like this
 
L378[09:11:14] <Izaya> honestly
 
L379[09:11:26] <Izaya> probably going to
get an RC2014 backplane and 64k memory board
 
L380[09:11:32] <Izaya> and serial port
board
 
L381[09:11:46] <Izaya> write a tiny
preemptive multitasking OS
 
L382[09:12:12] <Izaya> do bank switching
to switch between "processes"
 
L383[09:12:31] <Izaya> maybe what I need
is an MMU board
 
L384[09:12:32] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i want something i can
jank an R5900 onto
 
L385[09:12:45] <bauen1> 
https://i.imgur.com/bGOczaa.png my os still manages
to boot using 128kb memory and already has a somewhat complete
virtual filesystem, processes and a more complete vt100
implementation
 
L386[09:12:54] <Izaya> MIPS R5900?
 
L387[09:13:07] 

<AdorableCatgirl> yes
 
L388[09:13:09] <Izaya> bauen1: :D
 
L389[09:13:15] 

<AdorableCatgirl> the ps2 cpu
 
L390[09:13:27] <Izaya> do you have a sane
pipes implementation bauen?
 
L391[09:13:36] 

<AdorableCatgirl> will literally rip one
out of a ps2
 
L392[09:14:07] <Izaya> was there a
large-address-space version of the 6809?
 
L393[09:14:35] 

<AdorableCatgirl> anyways i once found a
spec sheet of the R5900
 
L395[09:14:58] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i can't remember how
it worked tho
 
L396[09:15:00] <Izaya> RC2014 bus 6809 CPU
board
 
L398[09:15:38] <Izaya> RC2014 bus 6502 CPU
board
 
L399[09:15:50] 

<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: let's design
our own homebrew computer
 
L400[09:15:58] <Izaya> honestly I like the
RC2014
 
L401[09:16:29] <Izaya> good CPU support
and plenty of existing peripheral designs
 
L402[09:16:30] 

<AdorableCatgirl> but muh r5900 jan
 
L403[09:16:34] 

<AdorableCatgirl> *ja k
 
L404[09:16:39] 

<AdorableCatgirl> *jank
 
L405[09:16:44] <Izaya> imagine
 
L406[09:16:48] <Izaya> minitel, but on
8-bit computers
 
L407[09:17:18] 

<AdorableCatgirl> imagine minitel on a
"128-bit" CPU :^)
 
L408[09:17:27] <Izaya> imagine minitel
over GPIB
 
L409[09:18:01] <Izaya> there are DB-9
style stacking connectors that they use for ethernet
 
L410[09:18:10] <Izaya> this interests
me
 
L411[09:18:11] <bauen1> Izaya: technically
I already have pipes ( just no support in the shell )
 
L412[09:18:23] <Izaya> bauen1: are they
applicable to file handles and such?
 
L413[09:18:33] <bauen1> my os uses a lot
of the ideas by plan9k
 
L414[09:18:44] <bauen1> Izaya: you mean
they can be used like files ?
 
L415[09:18:59] <Izaya> I mean, are
io.open'd files opened as a pipe that is also used for the
tty?
 
L416[09:19:08] <Izaya> are all pipes
equal
 
L418[09:19:23] <bauen1> yes
 
L419[09:19:34] 

<FeherNeoH>
one less phone to fix
 
L420[09:19:37] 

<AdorableCatgirl> ni e
 
L421[09:19:39] 

<AdorableCatgirl> nice
 
L422[09:19:48] 

<AdorableCatgirl> anyways bbl
 
L423[09:20:00] <bauen1> Izaya: anything in
"userspace" doesn't have access to components and
goes through a pipe + vt100 implementation
 
L424[09:20:17] <Izaya> that's what I
like to hear
 
L425[09:20:25] <Izaya> you got the code
anywhere? I need a not shit pipe implementation
 
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L428[09:22:34] <Izaya> .tell payonel can I
make my own devfs nodes?
 
L429[09:22:38] <Izaya> %tell payonel can I
make my own devfs nodes?
 
L430[09:22:38] <MichiBot> Izaya: payonel
will be notified of this message when next seen.
 
L431[09:22:50] <bauen1> in plan9k ?
 
L432[09:23:13] <Izaya> in OpenOS
 
L433[09:23:23] <Izaya> I wanna add tapes
and printers
 
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L436[09:26:05] <AmandaC> Izaya: pretty
sure you can, yeah
 
L437[09:26:12] <AmandaC> not sure how
though
 
L438[09:28:12] <Izaya> I should write a
tool to minimise OpenOS
 
L439[09:28:24] <Izaya> delete the manual
pages, run a minifier on all the executable code, etc
 
L440[09:34:53] <bauen1> you could also
invest that time to reduce the memory used by OpenOS
 
L441[09:35:35] <Izaya> I'm worried
about disk space, not memory
 
L442[09:36:11] *
Izaya still wants 64K flash/PROM cards 
L443[09:37:06] <Izaya> 64K is more than
enough for PsychOS :^)
 
L444[09:37:34] <Izaya> which has the
bizarre upside that I can happily load it from tape into the tmpfs
and run it from there
 
L446[09:44:27] <Izaya> y e s
 
L447[09:44:41] <Izaya> actually a
reference to another anime (maybe a manga, rather)
 
L450[10:27:55] 

<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: I will litetally
make a mod for flash memory
 
L451[10:28:06] <Izaya> I kinda like the
idea of EPROMs
 
L452[10:28:20] 

<AdorableCatgirl> BYOFS tho
 
L453[10:28:29] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i like the idea too
 
L454[10:28:33] <Izaya> a card that can
store 64k of unstructured data, and can only be erased by crafting
it
 
L455[10:28:39] 

<AdorableCatgirl> yeye
 
L456[10:28:50] <Izaya> written state saved
sector by sector
 
L457[10:28:59] <Izaya> so you could write
to unused sectors
 
L458[10:30:14] 

<AdorableCatgirl> maybe an upgrade where
you can electronically erase the entire card or something?
 
L459[10:30:25] <Izaya> yeah that sounds
good
 
L460[10:32:10] 

<AdorableCatgirl> and ig highest tier would
be either a bigger version of the electronically erasable card or a
card you can erase by sector? dunno
 
L461[10:32:20] <Izaya> two highest tier
cards
 
L462[10:32:25] <Izaya> bigger, or more
control
 
L463[10:32:26] <Izaya> not both
 
L464[10:32:43] 

<AdorableCatgirl> yea
 
L465[10:32:50] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i mean
 
L466[10:32:54] 

<AdorableCatgirl> balance lmao
 
L467[10:33:16] 

<AdorableCatgirl> anyways, i see it as fast
but small memory
 
L468[10:33:34] <Izaya> I see it as a
bigger ROM
 
L469[10:33:47] 

<AdorableCatgirl> well yea
 
L470[10:34:12] 

<AdorableCatgirl> but you get what i'm
saying, rite?
 
L471[10:34:17] <Izaya> yeah
 
L472[10:34:21] <Izaya> cheapest one should
basically be some EEPROMs stuck together
 
L473[10:34:30] 

<AdorableCatgirl> yeye
 
L474[10:34:39] 

<AdorableCatgirl> eeproms and a t1
chip
 
L475[10:34:57] <Izaya> 6 EEPROMs, T1 chip,
iron nuggets -> 32k flash?
 
L476[10:35:13] 

<AdorableCatgirl> ig
 
L477[10:36:07] 

<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: I'll try my
hand at pixelart when i get home lmao
 
L478[10:37:40] *
Lizzy hmms, might have found a way to get more uses into the
wireless kit she has for her vive 
L479[10:37:58] <Izaya> is the wireless kit
any good
 
L480[10:38:20] <Lizzy> it's not the
official one
 
L481[10:38:27] <Lizzy> it's one from
TPCast
 
L482[10:38:56] 

<AdorableCatgirl> but i could make a use
for T2 chip in zorya
 
L483[10:39:21] <Lizzy> but i think it was
one of their earlier ones cause it was rather finiky in windows and
eventually stopped connecting at all.
 
L484[10:40:23] 

<AdorableCatgirl> zorya would greatly
benefit from such
 
L485[10:41:24] <Lizzy> the new
'breath of life' i've possibly given it is that with
linux i can use the usbip package and potentially get around using
the locked-out router crap that TPCast has
 
L486[10:42:03] <Izaya> AdorableCatgirl: I
wanna be able to load PsychOS on drones
 
L487[10:42:25] 

<AdorableCatgirl> ah, so it'd be a
card, then?
 
L488[10:42:30] <Izaya> exactly
 
L489[10:42:41] <Izaya> though I'm not
against HDD-mounted flash storage also
 
L490[10:42:45] <Izaya> technically can
over the network but it's not ideal
 
L491[10:43:22] 

<AdorableCatgirl> kewl
 
L492[10:44:17] 

<AdorableCatgirl> actually
 
L493[10:45:07] 

<AdorableCatgirl> maybe the card can be
made by crafting the HDD mounted version with a same tier chip and
a card base?
 
L494[10:45:42] <Izaya> that'd make
sense
 
L495[10:45:44] <Izaya> like a hard
card
 
L496[10:45:56] 

<AdorableCatgirl> ye
 
L498[10:46:15] <Izaya> l o n g
 
L499[10:46:36] 

<AdorableCatgirl> P L E X I G L A S S
 
L500[10:47:17] 

<AdorableCatgirl> but yeah
 
L501[10:47:30] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i'll try to bang
something out when i get home
 
L502[10:48:48] 

<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: also how big
should the t h i c c T3 one be?
 
L503[10:49:16] <Izaya> well, if T1 is 32K,
T2 would be 64K, T3 would be 128K?
 
L504[10:49:21] <Lizzy> :D preliminary
tests with mounting a usb stick that's on my pc to my home
server is a success
 
L505[10:49:35] <Izaya> alternatively we
could scrap the big one
 
L506[10:49:40] <Izaya> unsure
 
L507[10:49:52] 

<AdorableCatgirl> maybe
 
L508[10:49:57] <Izaya> alternatively
 
L509[10:50:14] 

<AdorableCatgirl> maybe T2 is just
electronically erasable T1
 
L510[10:50:32] <Izaya> electronically
erasable T2 one (entire thing) and a bigger T2 one
 
L511[10:50:37] <Izaya> and the T3 is just
64K with EE
 
L512[10:50:45] 

<AdorableCatgirl> ah maybe
 
L513[10:51:43] 

<AdorableCatgirl> tho i think there should
be a T3 with sector erasing--actually wait
 
L514[10:52:11] 

<AdorableCatgirl> maybe there could be a
version with sector erasing, but you have to worry about wear
 
L515[10:53:06] <Izaya> only so many sector
erases
 
L516[10:53:12] 

<AdorableCatgirl> ye
 
L517[10:53:20] <Izaya> can be reset as
usual, but it wipes the drive
 
L518[10:54:10] 

<AdorableCatgirl> no, so, if you hit the
erasure limit, you have to "fix" it with the appropriate
tier chip?
 
L519[10:54:31] 

<AdorableCatgirl> and it wipes the
drive
 
L520[10:55:06] <Izaya> ye
 
L521[10:55:40] 

<AdorableCatgirl> cool!
 
L522[10:56:16] <Lizzy> dammit where is my
sd card reader
 
L523[10:56:33] 

<AdorableCatgirl> but yeah, non sector
erase chips have unlimited erasures, ig
 
L524[10:57:58] 

<AdorableCatgirl> tho maybe a full chip
erase wears the sector erase chips less?
 
L525[10:58:34] <Lizzy> arghh, curse my
untidiness
 
L526[10:59:54] 

<AdorableCatgirl> anyways, also, ofc, gonna
make a creative version
 
L527[11:00:08] 

<AdorableCatgirl> for testing mostly
 
L528[11:02:08] 

<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: but, man, imagine
the boot times of zorya neo off of a T2
 
L529[11:02:24] <Izaya> component speed is
determined by CPU
 
L530[11:03:09] 

<AdorableCatgirl> yea, but still
 
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<AdorableCatgirl> nice
 
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<AdorableCatgirl> nice
 
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L538[11:08:30] 

<AdorableCatgirl> ecin
 
L539[11:09:58] 

<Ariri>
%tonk
 
L540[11:09:59] <MichiBot> Jeepers! Ariri!
You beat Forecaster's previous record of 3 hours, 31 minutes
and 26 seconds (By 4 hours, 13 minutes and 33 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
 
L541[11:10:00] <MichiBot> Ariri's new
record is 7 hours and 45 minutes! Ariri also gained 0.01692
(0.00423 x 4) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
 
L542[11:25:26] <Lizzy> meh, will mess
about with wireless vr stuff another day
 
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L544[11:57:37] <bauen1> somewhat offtopic,
has anyone implemented some sort of networked, cross platform
augumented reality stuff similiar to the stuff in the anime
"Robotics:Note" ?
 
L545[11:58:12] <bauen1> I mean it should
be very feasible with our current technology, but probably no
market for such ideas
 
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L547[12:00:12] <bauen1> alright, i just
found something that mixes decentrialised, etherium blockchain and
agumented reality oh and mobile apps -.-
 
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L550[12:29:18] <CompanionCube>
%oclogs
 
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L554[13:37:32] <Lizzy> oh, i found my sd
card reader...
 
L555[13:38:34] <AmandaC> Hey, I found that
fair and square! Stop raiding my hideouts! D:
 
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L558[13:52:59] <Inari> AmandaC: Big
hamburger!
 
L559[13:57:57] <AmandaC> Inari:
Meow?
 
L560[13:58:24] <Inari> AmandaC: in the
vid
 
L561[13:58:29] <Inari> AmandaC: since
oyu're into cheezeburger
 
L562[13:58:34] <AmandaC> Inari: that
doesn't look like cheezburger
 
L563[14:00:02] <Inari> It mentions
hamburgers :P
 
L564[14:05:36] 

<SeaRux The
Human> yo, anyone know why when i turn on an oc computer my game
startes to freeze then the bootup crashes?
 
L565[14:05:59] <CompanionCube> huh?
 
L566[14:06:18] 

<AdorableCatgirl> what
 
L567[14:06:24] <AdorableCatgirl>
what^2
 
L568[14:06:37] 

<SeaRux The
Human> yeah, when i try to start opencompters computer game
drops to 6fps, i hear it boot and then it says too long without
yeilding as my frames come back
 
L569[14:07:13] 

<SeaRux The
Human> its weird
 
L570[14:07:32] 

<SeaRux The
Human> like this a fresh on on a basically empty creative
world
 
L571[14:07:53] 

<SeaRux The
Human> and its a fresh install of mods
 
L572[14:09:25] 

<SeaRux The
Human> anyone have any ideas?
 
L573[14:10:58] 

<Bob>
wat
 
L575[14:11:37] 

<SeaRux The
Human> every bootup
 
L576[14:11:42] 

<SeaRux The
Human> after i lag out first ofc
 
L577[14:11:51] 

<SeaRux The
Human> is this just me or is anyone else having this
problem?
 
L578[14:12:15] <Inari> I mean, that issue
probably comes from the lag :P The question is then, why does
itlag
 
L579[14:12:50] 

<SeaRux The
Human> idk
 
L581[14:13:47] <Elfi> What are your JVM
arguments?
 
L583[14:13:53] 

<Bob>
doesn"t help
 
L584[14:14:15] 

<SeaRux The
Human> -Xmx8G -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseG1GC
-XX:G1NewSizePercent=20 -XX:G1ReservePercent=20
-XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=50 -XX:G1HeapRegionSize=32M
 
L585[14:14:34] <Elfi> Hmmm. Logs?
 
L586[14:14:41] 

<Bob>
weird
 
L587[14:14:47] 

<SeaRux The
Human> game didnt crash so idk how to get those (sorry)
 
L588[14:15:05] 

<Bob> Well
we cant really debug without
 
L589[14:15:09] <Elfi> They're saved
to minecraft/logs/client.0.log
 
L590[14:15:11] 

<Bob>
gamedir/logs
 
L591[14:15:12] <Elfi> I think that's
it, anyway
 
L592[14:15:18] 

<Bob> get us
the debug log
 
L593[14:15:20] <Elfi> It's been
forever since I've played so
 
L594[14:15:34] 

<Bob> Elfi
there is latest.log and debug.log
 
L595[14:15:53] <Elfi> Upload both
 
L596[14:16:08] 

<Bob> debug
is just fuller client latest
 
L598[14:16:15] 

<SeaRux The
Human> think thats it
 
L599[14:16:28] 

<Bob>
pastebin pls
 
L600[14:16:31] 

<Bob> or
hastebin
 
L601[14:16:37] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ok
 
L602[14:16:37] 

<Bob> also
debug log
 
L603[14:16:40] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ok
 
L605[14:17:43] <Elfi> Push
debug-1.log
 
L606[14:18:22] 

<Bob> why
-1
 
L607[14:18:28] 

<Bob> we
need the current one
 
L608[14:18:38] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ok hold on ill get my patebin up
 
L609[14:18:39] 

<Bob> just
debug.log
 
L610[14:19:09] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ok
 
L611[14:19:50] <Elfi> It's recent
enough and the buffer hasn't flushed to the current debug log
so
 
L612[14:19:55] <Elfi> %actualshrug
 
L613[14:19:55] <MichiBot> Elfi:
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 
L614[14:21:20] 

<SeaRux The
Human> execeds 512kb
 
L615[14:21:23] 

<SeaRux The
Human> fuck
 
L617[14:22:21] 

<Bob> Use
then hastebin maybe or another service
 
L618[14:22:28] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ill upload to github
 
L619[14:22:37] 

<Bob>
:GWlulurdMmmYea:
 
L620[14:22:38] 

<AdorableCatgirl> so
 
L621[14:22:45] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i finally got intellij
idea set up
 
L622[14:22:54] 

<AdorableCatgirl> for forge
 
L623[14:23:16] <Elfi> Or just upload to
Discord if it's <8MB
 
L624[14:23:31] <Elfi> Bob can complain all
he wants, it's still readable in a text editor
 
L627[14:23:39] 

<SeaRux The
Human> there
 
L628[14:23:41] 

<SeaRux The
Human> just use npp
 
L629[14:23:48] 

<SeaRux The
Human> if your really bothered by it
 
L630[14:23:50] 

<SeaRux The
Human> or atom
 
L631[14:24:10] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ¯\(ツ)/¯
 
L632[14:24:14] <asie> hey! good news
 
L633[14:24:39] <asie> i found a rare crash
bug in Eris, which might have been the one causing problems with
computer state loading when compiled with optimizations on
 
L634[14:24:56] 

<Bob>
@SeaRux The Human phone without internal storage /shrug
 
L635[14:25:03] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ah
 
L636[14:25:10] 

<SeaRux The
Human> hold on bob
 
L637[14:25:19] 

<Bob> Nah no
need for git then
 
L638[14:25:48] <Elfi> Haha, atom,
gross
 
L639[14:25:53] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ?
 
L640[14:25:53] 

<Bob> i
think other people will figure out faster than this phone will load
chrome lmao
 
L641[14:26:00] 

<SeaRux The
Human> lol
 
L642[14:26:25] 

<Bob> N++
like the pros
 
L643[14:26:32] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i have both
 
L644[14:26:36] 

<SeaRux The
Human> also i like atom
 
L645[14:26:44] 

<Bob>
VSCodium smh
 
L646[14:26:45] <Elfi> pfft
 
L647[14:26:46] <AmandaC> give me n++ on
mac/linux and sure, I'll use it. (other than under wine)
 
L648[14:26:48] <Elfi> curl | less
 
L649[14:27:17] *
AmandaC snugs up around Elfi, mewls softly 
L650[14:27:22] *
Elfi petpets Amanda 
L651[14:27:45] 

<Bob>
%actualshrug
 
L652[14:27:46] <Elfi> `[15:02:38] [Server
thread/WARN] [opencomputers]: Error handling file saving: Did the
server never start? [15:02:38] [Server thread/WARN]
[opencomputers]: Creating new thread pool.` Seems like this is the
only real symptom, even with debug outputs
 
L653[14:27:46] <MichiBot> Bob:
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 
L654[14:27:59] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ?
 
L655[14:28:04] 

<SeaRux The
Human> then... im fucked or..?
 
L656[14:28:41] 

<SeaRux The
Human> bob
 
L659[14:29:10] <AmandaC> github for
logs... wut
 
L660[14:29:14] 

<SeaRux The
Human> yeet\
 
L661[14:29:19] 

<SeaRux The
Human> yeet [Edited]
 
L662[14:29:26] <AmandaC> at least use a
fscking gist instead, ffs
 
L663[14:29:41] 

<AdorableCatgirl> wha
 
L664[14:29:41] 

<AdorableCatgirl> why
 
L665[14:29:54] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i didnt know gist was a thing until just now lol
 
L666[14:30:08] <Elfi> I would double-check
the ACLs on your minecraft directory, but that's my only
advice
 
L667[14:30:09] 

<SeaRux The
Human> im a fucking moron
 
L668[14:30:22] 

<SeaRux The
Human> what are ACLs? (sorry)
 
L669[14:30:37] <bauen1> permissions
 
L670[14:30:41] <Elfi> Access Control
Lists.
 
L671[14:30:48] <Elfi> Which are, yes,
permissions in Windows
 
L672[14:30:48] 

<Bob> i
recall an error like this one but have no idea what to do
 
L673[14:31:05] 

<SeaRux The
Human> oh
 
L674[14:31:06] 

<SeaRux The
Human> fuck
 
L675[14:31:13] 

<SeaRux The
Human> could it be bit defender fucking shit up?
 
L676[14:31:17] 

<Bob> state
machine broke
 
L677[14:31:37] <bauen1> could be
 
L678[14:31:51] 

<Bob> try
messing with configs and disabling save states
 
L679[14:32:14] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ?
 
L680[14:32:19] 

<SeaRux The
Human> sorry ocnfused again (sorry)
 
L681[14:32:24] 

<SeaRux The
Human> confused*
 
L682[14:34:14] <Elfi> So open the
opencomputers configs
 
L683[14:34:49] 

<Bob> ^ and
disable savestates see if that helps
 
L684[14:35:30] <Elfi> Yeah, that. I was
searching my system to see if I had any old configs nestled away
somewhere to look at
 
L685[14:35:43] 

<Bob> maybe
it is ACLs if you wont be able to write data to pcs
 
L686[14:37:31] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i cant find save staes thing your on about in
configs
 
L687[14:39:28] 

<Bob> i dont
know the exact name of the feature
 
L688[14:39:37] 

<Bob>
Computer persistance ?
 
L689[14:39:49] <Elfi> Found it
 
L690[14:39:52] <Elfi>
`disablePersistence=false`
 
L691[14:39:54] <Elfi> Set that to
true
 
L692[14:39:56] 

<Bob>
^
 
L694[14:40:50] 

<SeaRux The
Human> look ima just try and resinstall my minecraft
 
L695[14:40:56] 

<SeaRux The
Human> maybe wont fix anbything but worth a shit
 
L696[14:40:59] 

<SeaRux The
Human> shot*
 
L697[14:41:47] 

<Bob> not
really
 
L698[14:41:50] <Elfi> I'm going to
lay down. I have a migraine and crippling dysphoria since some
chode reminded me in another network that I can't have
children
 
L699[14:41:53] <Elfi> Ciao
 
L700[14:41:57] 

<Bob> as
something is preventing savestates
 
L701[14:42:08] 

<Bob> Elfi
oof
 
L702[14:42:09] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ciao
 
L703[14:42:20] 

<Bob> Im ill
aswell my brain is on autopilot lmao
 
L704[14:42:26] <Elfi> Best of luck with
the problem
 
L705[14:42:27] 

<Bob> yet
cant sleep
 
L706[14:42:39] 

<SeaRux The
Human> also added bit defender exeption
 
L707[14:42:56] 

<SeaRux The
Human> so im reinstalling and restarting hoping that fixes
this
 
L708[14:43:05] 

<SeaRux The
Human> alongside bit defender exeption
 
L709[14:43:26] 

<SeaRux The
Human> as this isnt the first time bit defender has broke
something because of how aggressive it can be
 
L710[14:43:40] 

<Bob> Why
antiviruses on windows
 
L711[14:43:54] 

<Bob> Just
dont download crap ez
 
L712[14:44:03] 

<SeaRux The
Human> lol
 
L713[14:44:08] 

<SeaRux The
Human> its free for me
 
L714[14:44:21] 

<SeaRux The
Human> because of my dads job he has it (and actually needs
it)
 
L715[14:44:23] 

<SeaRux The
Human> so i get it for free
 
L716[14:44:27] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ¯\(ツ)/¯
 
L717[14:44:32] 

<SeaRux The
Human> but i like it, it is usefull
 
L718[14:44:39] 

<Bob> ~~why
does anyone needs an antivirus~~
 
L719[14:44:43] 

<SeaRux The
Human> because
 
L720[14:44:47] 

<SeaRux The
Human> people are bad
 
L721[14:44:53] <CompanionCube> also
 
L722[14:44:55] 

<SeaRux The
Human> and people make mistakes
 
L723[14:45:16] <CompanionCube> windows a
shit
 
L724[14:45:22] 

<SeaRux The
Human> basically
 
L725[14:45:22] <CompanionCube> especially
if you ever download shady things.
 
L726[14:45:23] 

<Bob>
^
 
L727[14:45:28] 

<Bob>
Manjaro clan
 
L728[14:45:34] 

<SeaRux The
Human> when i get new puter ima set up dual boot
 
L729[14:45:38] 

<SeaRux The
Human> thinking im gonna learn arch
 
L730[14:45:46] <CompanionCube> why
wait?
 
L731[14:45:52] <CompanionCube> get started
with a VM
 
L732[14:45:53] 

<SeaRux The
Human> because
 
L733[14:45:56] 

<SeaRux The
Human> this pc is shit
 
L734[14:46:02] 

<SeaRux The
Human> its from 2011
 
L735[14:46:05] <CompanionCube> so?
 
L736[14:46:05] 

<Bob> VM
bruh or Wine
 
L737[14:46:12] 

<SeaRux The
Human> like
 
L738[14:46:18] <CompanionCube> it's
not windows
 
L739[14:46:27] 

<SeaRux The
Human> everything goes to plan im getting new pc (well laptop)
today
 
L740[14:46:27] <CompanionCube> it
doesn't *need* to hog all your CPU and RAM
 
L741[14:46:33] 

<SeaRux The
Human> so
 
L742[14:46:36] 

<SeaRux The
Human> not worth it
 
L743[14:47:00] <CompanionCube> makes
sense
 
L744[14:47:10] 

<SeaRux The
Human> so like
 
L745[14:47:12] 

<SeaRux The
Human> new computer
 
L746[14:47:22] 

<SeaRux The
Human> well
 
L747[14:47:24] 

<SeaRux The
Human> semi new
 
L748[14:47:27] 

<SeaRux The
Human> dads old laptop
 
L749[14:47:35] 

<SeaRux The
Human> which is better than what im using now
 
L750[14:47:48] <bauen1> once you've
migrated to your "new" laptop, install linux on your old
one
 
L751[14:47:58] 

<Bob> ^
server tm
 
L752[14:48:09] 

<Bob> yet MC
sucks at multithreading
 
L753[14:48:25] 

<SeaRux The
Human> why
 
L754[14:48:27] 

<SeaRux The
Human> well
 
L755[14:48:30] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i might
 
L756[14:48:33] 

<SeaRux The
Human> but we will see
 
L757[14:48:33] <CompanionCube> most games
suck a multithreading, so...
 
L758[14:48:38] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ^
 
L759[14:48:43] 

<SeaRux The
Human> sad but tru
 
L760[14:48:57] <bauen1> how about we
reimplement the basic voxel engine on the minecraft server side in
erlang or some functional language that allows you to utilise every
core ?
 
L761[14:49:07] <AmandaC> won't
help
 
L762[14:49:07] 

<SeaRux The
Human> but I do want to eventualyl switch more over to linux and
keep windows fro games that just dont work with linux
 
L763[14:49:09] <bauen1> then just throw a
cluster of raspberry pies at it
 
L764[14:49:15] 

<Bob>
Cuberite tm
 
L765[14:49:26] <AmandaC> know what.
 
L766[14:49:40] <AmandaC> I've decided
I'm not in a good headspace for this channel right now
 
L767[14:49:52] *
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recover 
L768[14:49:53] 

<SeaRux The
Human> arch looks cool due to the fact that - beleive it or not
- i like the linux terminal
 
L769[14:50:10] 

<Bob>
Manjaro mm
 
L770[14:50:20] 

<SeaRux The
Human> nah
 
L771[14:50:25] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i dont want anything pre-ready
 
L772[14:50:28] 

<SeaRux The
Human> thats no fun
 
L773[14:50:30] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ?
 
L774[14:50:36] <CompanionCube> manjaro
have not-so-good things in their script
 
L775[14:50:44] 

<SeaRux The
Human> oh?
 
L776[14:50:47] <bauen1> also, has anyone
any experience on profiling memory usage in oc that amounts to a
bit accurate information more than "collectgarbage,
computer.freeMemory()" ?
 
L777[14:50:48] 

<SeaRux The
Human> do tell
 
L778[14:50:53] <bauen1> How about Linux
from Scratch ?
 
L779[14:51:05] 

<Bob>
?
 
L780[14:51:06] <CompanionCube> bauen1: i
was about to say that humoously
 
L781[14:51:27] <bauen1> just don't
try it on the old laptop, it could take a while ...
 
L783[14:52:14] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i may try linux from scratch ~one day~
 
L784[14:52:18] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i may try linux from scratch ~~one day [Edited]
 
L785[14:52:22] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i may try linux from scratch ~one day [Edited]
 
L786[14:52:31] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i may try linux from scratch *one day* [Edited]
 
L787[14:52:45] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i may try linux from scratch ~*one day* [Edited]
 
L788[14:52:49] <CompanionCube>
there's also the 'install gentoo' meme
 
L789[14:52:52] <CompanionCube> %loot
 
L790[14:52:52] <MichiBot> CompanionCube:
You get a loot box! It contains an impossible geometric shape.
(Junk)
 
L791[14:52:54] <bauen1> i mean that script
fixes the issue of having to manually fix up after arch fails to
upgrade because someone messed up
 
L792[14:53:17] *
CompanionCube brandishes the impossible geometry in an elderich
manner 
L793[14:53:22] 

<SeaRux The
Human> what is gentoo?
 
L795[14:55:05] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ok..?
 
L797[14:56:24] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i wonder though...
 
L798[14:56:29] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i have to try something
 
L799[15:01:25] 

<Bob>
@SeaRux The Human#8267 is the config entry set, maybe try
increasing yield time ?
 
L800[15:02:56] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ill try it
 
L801[15:04:17] 

<SentientTurtle> I RETURN AFTER 1000 YEARS
... to ask technical questions about LuaJ: Does anyone here happen
to remember if LuaJ's capable of handling arbitrary bytecode
input somewhat-safely? (That is, it's own Lua bytecode
respresentation; It's not compatible with luac bytecode I
believe)
 
L803[15:06:30] <AmandaC> %8ball take
computer and continue playing with Hydra?
 
L804[15:06:30] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Signs
point to yes
 
L805[15:06:39] 

<Bob> Rph is
that you
 
L806[15:10:45] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ok its offical
 
L807[15:10:52] 

<SeaRux The
Human> windows or bit defender is fuckign with things
 
L808[15:11:00] 

<SeaRux The
Human> but theres an exeption on bit defender now
 
L809[15:11:04] 

<SeaRux The
Human> so its probs windows
 
L810[15:11:35] 

<SeaRux The
Human> because i used twitch launcher (yes i know shuttup) to
make an instance of minecraft that runs out of somewhere
different
 
L811[15:11:43] 

<SeaRux The
Human> and suprise suprise it works fine now
 
L812[15:12:11] <CompanionCube> sounds like
you have a setting or two to adjust then.
 
L813[15:12:25] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i honestly cant be botherd anymore
 
L814[15:12:32] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ill just move my mc directory lator
 
L815[15:12:45] 

<SeaRux The
Human> or play minecraft on linux when i have that set up
 
L816[15:12:48] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ¯\(ツ)/¯
 
L817[15:14:37] <CompanionCube> do you know
what GPU is in newbox?
 
L818[15:16:54] <bauen1> or turn your old
laptop into a linux / minecraft server ...
 
L821[15:55:48] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i use arch linux
btw
 
L822[15:58:29] 

<SentientTurtle> Bleh. I can't seem to
find out why computercraft stopped allowing bytecode loading (by
default). The changes was made in a big VCS import commit T.T
 
L823[16:01:24] <Izaya> bauen1: ocvm was
written with mem profiling in mind, poke payonel
 
L824[16:03:23] <AdorableCatgirl> Izaya:
it's starting to take form
 
L825[16:15:53] <asie> new
OpenComputers-staging release today
 
L826[16:15:55] <asie> and it's gonna
be a fun one
 
L827[16:16:41] 

<Paradoxical> what's new?
 
L828[16:18:31] <asie> first of all pulling
in new fixes from the main branch
 
L829[16:18:46] <asie> second, Eris
bugfixes from myself and Sangar - might fix some very rare cases
with persistence failures
 
L830[16:18:50] <asie> third, Lua 5.4.0
(beta)
 
L831[16:18:58] <asie> as an option to mess
around with
 
L832[16:19:18] 

<Paradoxical> ooh
 
L833[16:19:30] <AdorableCatgirl>
neat
 
L834[16:19:52] <AdorableCatgirl> i'm
still working on my (E)EPROM mod
 
L836[16:58:07] ⇦
Quits: Vexatos
(Vexatos!~Vexatos@port-92-192-134-251.dynamic.qsc.de) (Quit: Insert
quantum chemistry joke here) 
L837[17:00:56] ⇦
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seconds) 
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L839[17:02:46] <asie> Lua 5.4 will take
some more work than "today"
 
L840[17:04:45] 

<SeaRux The
Human> i now have new puter
 
L841[17:04:58] 

<SeaRux The
Human> now to install all the windows updates as its a fresh
instalation
 
L842[17:05:25] 

<SeaRux The
Human> ill setup a dual boot with arch later in the week when i
have time
 
L843[17:06:23] <CompanionCube>
specs?
 
L844[17:07:13] 

<SeaRux The
Human> idk
 
L845[17:07:26] 

<SeaRux The
Human> 980m gpu i think
 
L846[17:07:51] <CompanionCube>
doesn't windows have a nice screen showing the specs?
 
L847[17:07:55] 

<SeaRux The
Human> and i7-4720HQ
 
L848[17:07:57] 

<SeaRux The
Human> also no
 
L849[17:08:01] 

<SeaRux The
Human> because its a fresh install
 
L850[17:08:03] <CompanionCube> also,
nvidia :(
 
L851[17:08:05] 

<SeaRux The
Human> and this is an alienware
 
L852[17:08:16] 

<SeaRux The
Human> its my dads 20-15? alienware
 
L853[17:08:37] 

<SeaRux The
Human> he recently bought a new one as this one is too heavy and
his health makes it too hard for him to carry it around
 
L854[17:09:09] 

<SeaRux The
Human> anyway basically windows isnt showing me dick untill i
isntall and update all the drivers
 
L855[17:09:21] 

<SeaRux The
Human> this is why I want to set up a dual boot
 
L856[17:09:33] 

<SeaRux The
Human> keep windows for certain games that dont run on
linux
 
L857[17:09:38] 

<SeaRux The
Human> and certain software
 
L858[17:09:51] 

<SeaRux The
Human> do everything else on linux because its just fucking
faster
 
L859[17:16:07] <asie> okay,
releasing
 
L861[17:19:50] <asie> it's here - new
OpenComputers-staging build
 
L862[17:22:49] 

<SeaRux The
Human> oki
 
L863[17:23:11] <asie> if you want to mess
around with the recently released Lua 5.4 beta in production,
here's your chance
 
L864[17:23:27] <asie> (i might break
persistence data, though - it is still a staging build)
 
L865[17:23:57] <asie> paging @Bob and
Izaya
 
L866[17:24:32] <Izaya> :D
 
L867[17:24:44] <Izaya> 5.3 still
default?
 
L868[17:26:35] <asie> Yes.
 
L869[17:26:49] <asie> 5.4 seems to work
fine, and I guess it would become default once it actually has a
stable release from PUC-Rio
 
L870[17:26:52] <asie> let alone us
stabilizing it
 
L871[17:27:05] <asie> So you need to
enable Lua 5.4 in the config, and then manually set the CPU
 
L872[17:27:11] <asie> but OpenOS seems to
run fine
 
L873[17:27:23] <Izaya> shiny
 
L874[17:27:37] <Izaya> And there should be
less persistence bugs?
 
L875[17:27:48] <Izaya> That's what
I'm really into tbh
 
L876[17:28:09] <Izaya> Oh, changelog
 
L877[17:28:14] <Izaya> Sorry, am
phoneposting
 
L878[17:28:21] <asie> Yes.
 
L880[17:28:56] <MichiBot> 
Title:
Bug 
| Posted by: jreinkin 
| Posted: Sat Feb 10
18:41:34 CST 2018 
| Status: closed
 
L881[17:29:00] <AdorableCatgirl>
nice
 
L882[17:29:21] <AdorableCatgirl> also
Izaya: So I forgot to make the read sector and full erase methods
lmao
 
L883[17:29:34] <asie> praise ASan!
 
L884[17:29:37] <asie> anyhow, night
 
L885[17:30:24] <Izaya> o7
 
L886[17:30:38] <Izaya> AdorableCatgirl:
read sector is mildly important
 
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L888[17:31:03] <AdorableCatgirl> yea
 
L889[17:31:06] <AdorableCatgirl> just
a
 
L890[17:31:09] <AdorableCatgirl> tiny bit
important
 
L891[17:31:19] <AdorableCatgirl> also i
need to add costs and all to this
 
L892[17:31:27] <AdorableCatgirl>
especially for like a full erase
 
L893[17:33:29] <AdorableCatgirl> also,
while i'm here
 
L894[17:34:06] <AdorableCatgirl> might as
well make sure the block leveling on a full erase works
 
L895[17:49:58] <AmandaC> %tell Inari I
ended up not getting cheezburger, but a mayo-soaked
hamburger.
 
L896[17:49:59] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
 
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L898[18:32:59] 

<AdorableCatgirl> good news: it
compiles
 
L899[18:33:06] 

<AdorableCatgirl> bad news: i'm really
bad at this
 
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L903[19:22:51] 

<AdorableCatgirl> reee
 
L904[20:19:50] <simon816> %tonk
 
L905[20:19:50] <MichiBot> Bejabbers!
simon816! You beat Ariri's previous record of 7 hours and 45
minutes (By 1 hour, 24 minutes and 52 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
 
L906[20:19:51] <MichiBot> simon816's
new record is 9 hours, 9 minutes and 52 seconds! simon816 also
gained 0.01128 (0.00141 x 8) tonk points for stealing the
tonk.
 
L907[20:31:58] 

<AdorableCatgirl> am i missing
something???
 
L908[20:32:30] 

<AdorableCatgirl>
`java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
net.minecraft.nbt.NBTTagCompound.getCompoundTag(Ljava/lang/String;)Lnet/minecraft/nbt/NBTTagCompound;
 
L909[20:32:31] 

<AdorableCatgirl> `
 
L910[20:32:52] <AmandaC> Is your build
being obfuscated?
 
L911[20:33:17] 

<AdorableCatgirl> it should be, i'm
running `./gradlew build`?
 
L912[20:35:07] 

<AdorableCatgirl> I'm trying to run
this in the constructor of an AbstractManagedEnvironment from
OC
 
L913[20:41:34] <AmandaC> AdorableCatgirl:
it looks right, but I'm not spoonful enough tonight to help
much more, sorry.
 
L914[20:41:47] <AmandaC> AdorableCatgirl:
What did you follow to get the project set up with gradle /
intellij?
 
L915[20:42:01] <AmandaC> I'm guessing
you missed a gradle plugin or similar
 
L916[20:44:02] 

<AdorableCatgirl> AmandaC: `./gradlew
setupDevWorkspace ideaModule`
 
L917[20:55:50] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i dunno what i did
 
L918[20:55:56] 

<AdorableCatgirl> but now i'm getting
a new error
 
L919[20:56:10] 

<AdorableCatgirl> null pointer
exception
 
L920[20:56:22] 

<AdorableCatgirl> ...which is better
 
L921[21:07:15] 

<AdorableCatgirl> nice
 
L922[21:07:29] 

<AdorableCatgirl> node.address() is
returning null
 
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<AdorableCatgirl> okay
 
L927[22:12:46] 

<AdorableCatgirl> i give up for
tonight
 
L928[22:12:48] 

<AdorableCatgirl> for some reason
 
L929[22:13:03] 

<AdorableCatgirl> blockWrite is returning
`nil` and then the block number passed to it
 
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L931[22:40:17] <CompanionCube> Izaya:
9bs
 
L932[22:40:32] <CompanionCube> Izaya:
observed in the wild: 'vendorco product code'
 
L933[22:40:46] <CompanionCube>
*productcode
 
L935[22:41:28] <CompanionCube> i plugged
in two cheap USB sticks i got for my pi3
 
L936[22:41:39] <CompanionCube> and i
observed that in dmesg
 
L937[22:42:30] <CompanionCube> (there *is*
identifying info elsewhere....but part of the serial number is also
literally HEADER)
 
L938[22:58:06] <Izaya> nice
 
L939[23:01:46] <CompanionCube> also the
'device codes' are 1/2/3
 
L940[23:02:00] <CompanionCube> *device
strings
 
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