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L1[00:16:27]
<EveryOS>
Ima add "process.setBusy(boolean)" to Ribbon I
think
L2[00:16:27]
<EveryOS>
Right now Ribbon is constantly in a busy loop, even when idle, so
it might be nice to add an option to disable that, which would
reduce how many resources it hogs.
L3[00:28:42]
<EveryOS>
Hey, Amanda, how'd you set a custom corded pic?
L4[00:31:09] <Izaya> I think it's !avatar or
something
L5[00:31:12] <Izaya> maybe %avatar
L6[00:33:26]
<EveryOS>
Oh, cool, thanks
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L8[01:32:44]
<Ariri>
Elfi: Thank chu for the tapes :3
L9[01:37:57] <Izaya> tapes are nice
L11[01:40:03] <Izaya> all-tape
machine
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L14[02:39:06] <Michiyo> %swspoiler
L15[02:39:06] <MichiBot> In this Star Wars
movie, our heroes return to take on the First Order and new villain
Kyle Ren with help from their new friend Kim Spacemeasurer. Rey
builds a new Light Saber with a taupe blade, and they head out to
confront The First Order's new superweapon The World Eater, a space
station capable of cutting a
L16[02:39:07] <MichiBot> planet in half and
smashing the halves together like two cymbals. They unexpectedly
join forces with their old enemy The Space Slug and destroy the
superwapon in a battle featuring a Sith educational display that
uses force lightning to demonstate the dielectric breakdown of air
P.S. Rey's parents are Luke and BB-8.
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L18[03:16:03] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
L19[03:16:13] <Izaya> CompanionCube: I got
bitmap fonts working in xfce4-terminal
L20[04:20:45]
<Forecaster>
%tonk
L21[04:20:47] <MichiBot> Dogast!
Forecaster! You beat your own previous record of 9 hours, 59
minutes and 25 seconds (By 1 hour, 44 minutes and 16 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L22[04:20:48] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 11 hours, 43 minutes and 41 seconds! No points gained for
stealing from yourself. (Lost out on 0.00174 x 10 = 0.0174)
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L27[05:44:37] <Inari> AmandaC: haha
L28[06:03:10] <Inari> Ah yes, youtube
L29[06:03:21] <Inari> *has results* ->
order by upload date -> "no results found"
L30[06:03:23] <Inari> suuuure
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L33[07:14:25] zsh
sets mode: +o on SpiritedDusty
L34[07:27:09] *
AmandaC beams a sock onto Inari's keyboard, meows.
L36[07:34:18] <S3_> so this is
interesting
L37[07:34:27] <S3_> entity component
systems don't appear to be useful with a database
L38[07:34:34] <S3_> a relational one at
least
L40[07:35:34] <AmandaC> It's almost like
there's no one true paradim that will work for absolutely
everything, Sophia. :P
L41[07:36:03] <AmandaC> I know, it's truely
shocking a revelation.
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L44[07:40:36] <S3_> AmandaC: Well my issue
is that I need persistence
L45[07:40:48] <S3_> so when you log out of
the game / the game saves it stores persistent component data to
disk somehow
L46[07:41:20] <S3_> one way to do this is
with a database, but since entities are nothing but a bundle of
components the only table you need is a "components"
table
L47[07:41:34] <S3_> an SQL database for one
table? Seems overkill.
L48[07:41:49] <S3_> unless you use
something like SQLite
L49[07:42:07] <S3_> At that point you just
have a small persistent file with some basic SQL features
L50[07:42:31] <S3_> However, Elixir has
removed SQLite support from Ecto due to it being bad for
clustering
L51[07:42:40] <S3_> so you see my
dilema
L52[07:45:26] <AmandaC> Shouldn't it be a
persistence system / component that is responsible for grabbing the
relevent information from th other components and storing it, not
storing the components wholesale?
L53[07:49:03] <CompanionCube> Izaya: how
did you get that working then
L54[08:08:14] <S3_> right. So the way it
kind of works in my head right now is that components are just
structures defined in modules. You write them yourself, and
defaults for the values per instance (i.e a player reads from
player.json) which fills default values in a component. However, a
player has persistent data if they're a normal player such as their
current stats etc, which need to be persisted.
L55[08:08:20] <S3_> and inventory,
etc
L56[08:08:50] <S3_> so you connect to the
game, it loads player.json, loads up components with default data,
you log in and it goes into the database and merges your persistent
component data
L57[08:09:10] <S3_> same thing when you
load a room
L58[08:09:40] <S3_> if an item in a room
has some defined durability that was persisted because somebody
dropped it, it needs to load that from some data file /
database
L59[08:09:59] <S3_> but if it is a new
spawn then it can just use defaults / randomness
L60[08:48:29] <AmandaC> ~w internet
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L64[09:49:52]
<Forecaster>
%sip
L65[09:49:54] <MichiBot> You drink a muddy
tuna potion (New!). As Forecaster drinks the potion they seem to
have become magnetic and {junk_p} flies towards them! {dodge:14:1d6
=> 3}
L66[09:50:01]
<Forecaster>
huh
L67[09:50:53]
<Forecaster>
sigh
L68[09:58:07]
<DaComputerNerd> %sip
L69[09:58:08] <MichiBot> You drink an
oxidised titanium potion (New!). The next remote DaComputerNerd
looks for is extra hard to find.
L70[09:58:17]
<DaComputerNerd> fortunately i dont watch
tv much
L71[09:59:57]
<Forecaster>
there are plenty of other kinds of remotes you know
L72[10:03:57] <Soni> I should probably try
not to piss everyone off for fun and profit on the lua mailing
list
L73[10:04:31]
<Forecaster>
I'm not on this list so go nuts
L74[10:06:01] <Soni> otoh I do profit from
it, so...
L75[10:11:15] <AmandaC> Okay, so. Turns out
downloading a 76k file to check it's existance is very slow.
L76[10:11:51] <AmandaC> So now lilac on
@Ariri's server downloads a tarball from my Nextcloud and extracts
it instead. <.<;
L77[10:49:02] <S3_> AmandaC: I think I
might use Amnesia
L78[11:12:37]
<Forecaster>
or maybe you already did!
L79[11:22:11] <Forecaster> %restart
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L83[11:24:03]
<Ocawesome101> %tonkout
L84[11:24:03] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
Ocawesome101, you were not able to beat Forecaster's record of 11
hours, 43 minutes and 41 seconds this time. 7 hours, 3 minutes and
17 seconds were wasted! Missed by 4 hours, 40 minutes and 23
seconds!
L85[11:24:48]
<Ocawesome101> Dang it
L86[11:24:55]
<Ocawesome101> I mathed wrong
L87[11:26:19]
<Bob> Lua
pattern matching overlords, what pattern should i use if i want to
match from a filepath the folder the file is in
L88[11:26:33]
<Bob> ie
/home/usr/pepe.lua to match usr?
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L91[11:35:35] <S3_> oh hey Bob
L92[11:35:49] <S3_> why not split it on /
?
L93[11:36:07] <S3_> and create a table that
looks like {"home", "usr",
"pepe.lua"}
L94[11:36:30] <S3_> maybe even prepend the
depth
L95[11:36:37] <ThePiGuy24> hey Vexatos,
skye told me to ask you how to get programs onto
openprograms.github.io
L96[11:36:43] <S3_> though you don't need
to since you have count
L97[11:38:03] <S3_> one way to do this Bob
is to create a recursive function that just pulls of the string in
front of /
L98[11:38:12] <S3_> and returns the rest
after the / every time, until you have a full table
L99[11:38:22] <S3_> you can use string.find
for this better
L100[11:42:28] <S3_> you could also use
gmatch
L101[11:42:32] <S3_> and that would work
nicely
L102[11:43:00] <S3_> but by using find you
don't have to assume the pattern works for all file data, you can
just ignore what makes a file and depend o the /
L103[11:54:56]
<Z0idburg>
@Bob Something like this:
L105[11:54:59]
<Z0idburg>
Keep in mind I didn't check errors or logic
L106[11:55:04]
<Z0idburg>
just kind of spat it out
L107[11:55:13]
<Z0idburg>
usage: split_path(path)
L108[11:55:17]
<Z0idburg>
don't worry about the acc
L109[11:55:47]
<Z0idburg>
but that would return a table of path segmentgs
L110[11:55:52]
<Z0idburg>
and from there you could handle it
L111[12:00:05] *
CompanionCube observes once again the UK government's hypocrisy of
being against E2E while the ruling party has recently started using
signal for communications...
L112[12:01:01] <S3_> CRAP I used the wrong
function
L113[12:01:08] <S3_> I didn't mean to use
table.concat lol
L116[12:03:00]
<Z0idburg>
works.
L117[12:03:07]
<Z0idburg>
@Bob ^
L118[12:03:29]
<Z0idburg>
you'll need to fix the _X stuff because that's something I did to
put it in my lib
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L121[12:13:02] <AmandaC> CompanionCube:
"Encryption is for us not for you" is probably their
party line
L122[12:16:15]
<Z0idburg>
lol
L123[12:16:19]
<Z0idburg>
party lines!
L124[12:16:24]
<Z0idburg>
got to love those crank phones
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<Z0idburg>
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
L128[12:57:49]
<Z0idburg>
Somebody half undit and messed up work I did this morning
L129[12:57:52]
<Z0idburg>
undid*
L130[12:58:04]
<Forecaster>
sounds fun
L131[12:59:26]
<Forecaster>
how many things exploded?
L132[13:03:00]
<Z0idburg> I
did my normal yelling at the rest
L133[13:16:28] <AmandaC> @Ariri um so... I
think the internal server errors might be related to my
jetpack
L134[13:16:50] <AmandaC> @Ariri both of
the last ones happen when I tried picking it up
L135[13:16:52]
<Ariri> We
have the same jetpack i believe
L136[13:17:05]
<Ariri> and
it says ticking player, its shanmao
L137[13:17:09]
<Ariri> idk
what
L138[13:17:10] <AmandaC> ah
L139[13:17:21]
<Ariri> idk
if the last one was tho
L140[13:17:52] <AmandaC> Well, my entire
client crashed after that last one
L141[13:18:00] <AmandaC> hopefylly my
jetpack doesn't despawn in the mean time
L142[13:18:13]
<Ariri> Oh,
you did cause the last one
L143[13:18:17]
<Ariri>
Ticking player
L144[13:18:20] <AmandaC> huh
L145[13:18:25]
<Ariri>
maybe a restart is in order?
L146[13:18:30] <AmandaC> Maybe?
L147[13:18:36]
<Ariri> ill
grab your pack
L148[13:18:39] <Michiyo> stop ticking your
players off.
L149[13:18:40] <Michiyo> :P
L150[13:19:05] <AmandaC> the first one
happen right after I picked it up from my equipment slot, the
second when I picked it up from my hotbar to put back into the
equipmentslot
L151[13:19:11]
<Ariri>
XD
L152[13:21:20]
<Ariri>
Whers your jetpack AmandaC?
L153[13:21:32] <AmandaC> second floor,
left chest
L154[13:21:38] <AmandaC> probabluy sitting
on the floor by it
L155[13:21:49]
<Ariri> got
it
L156[13:21:59]
<Ariri> yeah
it shouldnt cuase anything, i used it
L157[13:23:51]
<Ariri> i
take that back, i got a ticking player for it
L158[13:23:59]
<Ariri> but
i use the resonant tier jetpack ;?
L159[13:24:06]
<Ariri>
restarting the server now
L161[13:27:43] <MichiBot>
Title:
Client crashes when trying to charge Wireless crafting Terminal
with Flux-Infused JetPlate
| Posted by: Arudinne
|
Posted: Sun Sep 15 22:01:16 CDT 2019
| Status:
closed
L162[13:28:00] <AmandaC> but I'm not
useing a jetplate, but maybe the capacitor I have is causing a
similar isue
L164[13:30:56]
<Bob> Thanks
for the patterns
L165[13:31:01]
<Bob> now i
can flex on yall
L167[13:37:16] <SquidDev> Couldn't they
archive it instead?
L169[13:37:25] <MichiBot>
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L170[13:43:52]
<Forecaster>
%sip
L171[13:43:54] <MichiBot> You drink a ripe
jumbonium potion (New!). Forecaster turns into an otter unicorn boy
for 41 minutes.
L172[13:44:04]
<Forecaster>
huh
L173[14:11:07]
<ThePiGuy24>
@Vexatos Sorry for ping (not sure whether you are fond of the or
not), but I was pointed to here by Skye to ask how to add to
https://ocprograms.github.io/, any help is
appreciated.
L174[14:13:37] <Vexatos> uh
L175[14:14:39] <Vexatos> do you have a
repo set uP?
L176[14:14:51] <Vexatos> ~w oppm
L178[14:14:53] <Vexatos> did you read
this
L179[14:15:46]
<ThePiGuy24>
will set up repo, thanks for pointing that tutorial out
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L181[14:34:12]
<AdorableCatgirl> my stuff never got added
lmao
L183[14:50:15] <Vexatos> I don't really
accept new repos anymore, the more I add, the slower it gets, You
can register your repo manually by running >oppm register
ThePiGuy24/ThePiGuy24-Programs
L184[14:50:42] <Vexatos> I really need to
clean up the repo list at some point, anyway
L185[14:51:08]
<ThePiGuy24>
ah
L186[15:10:01] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
harfbuzz can read bitmap fonts
L187[15:10:02] <Izaya> but not in
pcf
L188[15:10:13] <Izaya> only in otb
L190[15:10:35] <CompanionCube> didn't the
gnome people break it another way though
L191[15:10:52] <Izaya> well
L192[15:10:58] <Izaya> apostrophes don't
render properly any more
L193[15:11:00] <Izaya> so there's
that
L194[15:18:11]
<AdorableCatgirl> csgo crashed after i
clutched last round with only the M249
L195[15:19:56] <CompanionCube> also which
RX is that
L196[15:22:05] <Izaya> 580 8G
L197[15:22:17] <Izaya> got it mostly for
the VRAM
L198[15:24:37]
<AdorableCatgirl> >internet is taking a
shit again
L199[15:24:43]
<AdorableCatgirl> >thanks
verizon.jpg
L200[15:40:50]
<Ariri> Ruh
roh, internal server error
L201[15:40:55] <AmandaC> @Ariri okay, it's
def. something to do with my jetpack.
L202[15:41:03] <AmandaC> Thankfully I'm
no-longer requiring it
L203[15:41:16]
<Ariri> yeah
i think so, but thats strange bc mine is from the same mod
L204[15:41:24]
<Ariri> it
also crashed when i picked it up
L205[15:42:54] <Inari> asie: that culling
seems a bit off
L206[15:59:03] <MichiBot> Lizzy REMINDER:
set up wireguard between myrrdin and bode when you restart
myrrdin
L207[15:59:20] <Lizzy> that reminder was
poorly timed
L208[15:59:41] <Lizzy> %remindme 10h
wireguard myrrdin - bode
L209[15:59:41] <MichiBot> I'll remind you
about "wireguard myrrdin - bode" at 12/24/2019 01:59:41
AM
L210[16:09:21] <asie> Inari: it is
L211[16:09:29] <asie> but i never managed
to quite fix it
L212[16:09:41] <asie> even disabling all
culling doesn't help. i think the quad as a whole goes out of
bounds and this makes the PS1 GPU groan
L213[16:09:46] <asie> but I'd have to ask
greaser
L214[16:09:59] <Inari> Make moans, not
groans
L215[16:10:03] <asie> that's lewd
L217[16:20:01] <Izaya> [x] hmm
L218[16:22:30] <asie> you didn't use
CTIF!
L219[16:22:41] <asie> the Communist
Totalitarian Image Forwait that's not what the acronym stands
for
L220[16:27:38]
<DaComputerNerd> soviet union anthem
intensifies
L221[16:32:54] <Vexatos> one of the best
national anthems still
L222[16:33:41] <Vexatos> remember, kids:
Compose+CCCP produces ☭ so make sure your compose key is mapped
properly
L224[16:52:08]
<Forecaster>
%sip
L225[16:52:09] <MichiBot> You drink a
shimmering caterium potion (New!). Forecaster suddenly craves
pie.
L226[16:52:16]
<Forecaster>
dangit
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<Forecaster>
Gasp, not the Lizzy!
L232[17:17:12]
<Lizzian> i
thought i was connected via v6 but clearly not
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<Lizzian>
also either it's gonna be some stupid restriction or it's taking a
while to propengate the ip changes that'll allow me to attach it to
bode
L234[17:20:39] <Michiyo> know what I'd
really like...?
L235[17:20:48] <Michiyo> If OVH let us
migrate our damn IPv6 ranges..
L236[17:21:32]
<Lizzian> i
don't think they can do that easilly because of the way IPv6 is,
but i guess it should be possible
L237[17:22:03]
<Lizzian>
hmm, still can't move the ip range out of parking
L238[17:22:44]
<Lizzian>
also the single failover IP i have on oma can only go to the
parking, it can't go to bode....
L239[17:22:53]
<Lizzian>
think i'ma have to raise a support ticket
L241[17:36:36] <Michiyo> likely because
Lizzy is migrating stuff
L242[17:36:49]
<Bob>
¯\(ツ)/¯
L243[17:38:44]
<AdorableCatgirl> verizon surprise sprung
ipv6 on me
L244[17:38:51]
<AdorableCatgirl> and then their network
took a heaping shit
L245[17:39:07] <AmandaC> SURPRISE! I gave
you an ipv6, but I eated it
L246[17:39:15] <AmandaC>
s/gave/made/
L247[17:39:16] <MichiBot> <AmandaC>
SURPRISE! I made you an ipv6, but I eated it
L248[17:39:26]
<Bob> Isps
<333
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<Lizzian>
@Bob yep, there was even an announcement about it on the
forums
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L252[17:51:29] <Izaya> imagine IPv6
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<Z0idburg>
@Bob That function I wrote earlier (I fixed it to not use _X) works
really good:
L257[18:27:18]
<Z0idburg>
In its verbatim:
L259[18:27:33]
<Z0idburg> I
might actually use this
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<Z0idburg> I
wonder..
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<Z0idburg> I
am able to break it on one condition:
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<Z0idburg>
but that shouldn't happen
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<Z0idburg> I
can fix that
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<Z0idburg>
fixed/
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<Z0idburg>
fixed function:
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<Z0idburg>
3rd line
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<ThePiGuy24>
ayy i see Izaya posted my communism
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<ThePiGuy24>
on the S.H.I.T
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<ThePiGuy24>
or, Super Helpful Information Transcoder
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<ThePiGuy24>
in the nice forest village of Valley Forest
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<Bob>
:praise:
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<Z0idburg>
well this is no fun
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<Z0idburg>
two RAID5 disk failures at the same time
L278[18:47:44] <Skye> asie, the ecnomy on
this server is uh... not sure what to call it tbh
L279[18:49:43] <Izaya> nominal
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L281[18:59:33] <Skye> anarchy?
L282[18:59:38] <Skye> but then our town
has laws
L283[18:59:38] <Skye> lol
L284[18:59:44] <Skye> uhh
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<ThePiGuy24>
the economy is mostly communist
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L288[19:09:08] <Izaya> there are a few
capitalist \factions but we shun them
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<ThePiGuy24>
cough cough kuiser
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<AdorableCatgirl> fun fact: it works here
because it's a small system
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L295[19:57:12] <Izaya> what works
where
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<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: yes
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<AdorableCatgirl> all of the above things
that work on the small scale
L301[21:07:05] <Izaya> explain
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<Kodos>
o/
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<The_Stargazer> Is `Read error: -0x1:
UNKNOWN ERROR CODE (0001)` a custom leave message or an actual
error?
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<The_Stargazer> I'm thinking it's the
former