L1[00:29:39] <Amanda> %8ball laptop takes a
nap?
L2[00:29:40] <MichiBot> Amanda: Outlook not
so good
L3[00:34:31] 
<ThePiGuy24> Indeed, Outlook is not a
great email service
<ThePiGuy24> Indeed, Outlook is not a
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L5[01:38:23] <Jason>
hey, how do you use the rc myscript with a variable?
<Jason>
hey, how do you use the rc myscript with a variable?L7[01:38:56] <Jason>
done understand how im ment to use it
<Jason>
done understand how im ment to use itL8[01:39:05] <Jason>
dont understand how im ment to use it [Edited]
<Jason>
dont understand how im ment to use it [Edited]L9[01:44:21] <Brisingr
Aerowing> Say your script is called {mysvc.lua’. You would run
‘rc mysvc enable’.
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Say your script is called {mysvc.lua’. You would run
‘rc mysvc enable’.L10[01:44:36] <Brisingr
Aerowing> Say your script is called ‘mysvc.lua’. You would run
‘rc mysvc enable’. [Edited]
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Say your script is called ‘mysvc.lua’. You would run
‘rc mysvc enable’. [Edited]L11[01:45:16] <Jason> how
would i pass through the variable? in my script i have
<Jason> how
would i pass through the variable? in my script i haveL13[01:46:55] <Brisingr
Aerowing> Only custom methods can have parameters, AFAICT. So
start and stop can’t.
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Only custom methods can have parameters, AFAICT. So
start and stop can’t.L14[01:52:32] ⇦
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L15[02:34:50] <Izaya> rc can take params
I'm like 40% sure
L16[02:34:58] <Izaya> like, start and
stop
L17[02:56:50] <ThePiGuy24> im now trying to do full
motion video on oc
<ThePiGuy24> im now trying to do full
motion video on ocL18[03:00:58] <Izaya> Does this require
extra hardware much like old video-CD adventures?
L19[03:02:20] <ThePiGuy24> no
<ThePiGuy24> noL20[03:02:32] <ThePiGuy24> im not gonna load from disk
xd
<ThePiGuy24> im not gonna load from disk
xdL21[03:02:42] <ThePiGuy24> well kinda
<ThePiGuy24> well kindaL22[03:02:42] <Izaya> well that works
L23[03:02:46] <Izaya> was expecting it to
require a tape drive
L24[03:02:50] <Izaya> man I wish devfs was
more usable
L25[03:02:56] <ThePiGuy24> its gonna load it into ram,
then play it
<ThePiGuy24> its gonna load it into ram,
then play itL26[03:03:10] <ThePiGuy24> as directly from disk would
be dreadful
<ThePiGuy24> as directly from disk would
be dreadfulL27[03:03:10] <Izaya> maybe I'm just a
brainlet but I made a devfs node for the tape drive but it took
literal seconds to open the file handle
L28[03:03:19] <ThePiGuy24> hmm
<ThePiGuy24> hmmL29[03:04:19] <Brisingr
Aerowing> https://dzone.com/articles/most-popular-programming-languages-in-2020
<Brisingr
Aerowing> https://dzone.com/articles/most-popular-programming-languages-in-2020L30[03:04:32] <Brisingr
Aerowing> Look at the C# entry.
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Look at the C# entry.L31[03:04:59] <Izaya> > Along with this,
developers also declared it as a structured programming
language.
L32[03:05:10] <Izaya> They're not wrong
about it being Microsoft Java though
L33[03:05:25] <Izaya> a shame it can't do
cross-platform for shit
L34[03:05:52] <Brisingr
Aerowing> Did you notice the release date?
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Did you notice the release date?L35[03:06:30] <ThePiGuy24> > Android programming
language Java
<ThePiGuy24> > Android programming
language JavaL36[03:06:45] <Izaya> > 2000 years
ago
L37[03:06:47] <Izaya> hold up
L38[03:06:48] <ThePiGuy24> its not like it can be used
for anything else
<ThePiGuy24> its not like it can be used
for anything elseL39[03:06:58] <Izaya> I didn't know C# ran
on abacuses
L40[03:07:26] <ThePiGuy24> t'was the 31st day, 20 years
after the birth of christ.
<ThePiGuy24> t'was the 31st day, 20 years
after the birth of christ.L41[03:08:12] <Izaya> Gonna spend $40 on an
SSD to cache my HDDs and it's gonna be glorious
L42[03:08:36] <ThePiGuy24> use floppy disks to cache
your hdd
<ThePiGuy24> use floppy disks to cache
your hddL43[03:08:42] <Izaya> an array of
them
L44[03:08:44] <Izaya> thousands of
them
L45[03:08:46] <ThePiGuy24> it works good i swear
<ThePiGuy24> it works good i swearL46[03:08:50] <Izaya> cover the building in
floppy drives
L47[03:09:48] <ThePiGuy24> attempts to load a file
<ThePiGuy24> attempts to load a fileL48[03:09:48] <ThePiGuy24> intensely loud seeking
noises
<ThePiGuy24> intensely loud seeking
noisesL49[03:11:34] <ThePiGuy24> ok now to write a convertor
to convert png's into an arbitrary array of data
<ThePiGuy24> ok now to write a convertor
to convert png's into an arbitrary array of dataL50[03:12:42] <Izaya> also, obligatory,
there are existing OC video codecs
L51[03:13:57] <ThePiGuy24> imma pretend they dont
exist
<ThePiGuy24> imma pretend they dont
existL52[03:20:54] <Brisingr
Aerowing> https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwi088LK9LHnAhVKgnIEHU2UAogQyCkwAHoECAwQBQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3De4Ao-iNPPUc&usg=AOvVaw2nHGXNGkK2htWsRS6vhlvQ
<Brisingr
Aerowing> https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwi088LK9LHnAhVKgnIEHU2UAogQyCkwAHoECAwQBQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3De4Ao-iNPPUc&usg=AOvVaw2nHGXNGkK2htWsRS6vhlvQL53[03:21:27] <Brisingr
Aerowing> Lets try that again...
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Lets try that again...L55[03:21:37] <MichiBot> Thunderstruck
by Steve'n'Seagulls (LIVE) | length: 4m 6s | Likes:
815,486 Dislikes: 23,389 Views: 95,968,466 | by Steve
Seagulls | Published On 1/8/2014
L56[03:21:49] <Brisingr
Aerowing> They're a Finnish band.
<Brisingr
Aerowing> They're a Finnish band.L57[03:31:47] <CompanionCube> Izaya: modern
C# is actually rather cross-platform, particularly if you include
mono
L58[03:32:28] <Izaya> It's just that nobody
writes cross-platform C# then :D
L59[03:32:38] <CompanionCube> also i'm
tossing the author out the window fr
L60[03:32:43] <CompanionCube> for including
'HTML'
L61[03:33:40] <CompanionCube> Izaya: the
openra people seem to be doing a good job of it
L62[03:34:15] <CompanionCube> also
powershell's crossplatform C# is it not? that's microsoft
themselves
L63[03:34:47] <payonel> @Ocawesome101 and
Amanda - with regards to ocvm running too fast, perhaps it would be
best to add a command line arg that would impose a delay
L64[03:35:01] <payonel> could have some
options that try to be oc like, or just an arbitrary ms delay per
loop
L65[03:35:24] <payonel> or some
combination. could have it "minecraft sleep" every 10
calls or whatever our call limit is
L66[03:35:44] *
CompanionCube is reminded of mono being ported to AIX/i in
2018
L67[03:38:03] <Izaya> CompanionCube: my
point is, 99% of C# is written with only Windows considered
L68[03:38:26] <CompanionCube> point
L69[03:38:39] <Izaya> Whereas with Java,
Windows support is often an afterthought
L70[03:39:30] <ThePiGuy24> also, C# has some extra
"features" added by microsoft
<ThePiGuy24> also, C# has some extra
"features" added by microsoftL71[03:40:06] <Izaya> yeah half of the
standard library is Windows-exclusive
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L86[09:13:31] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL87[09:13:32] <MichiBot> You drink a gloopy
coral potion (New!). Forecaster feels slightly more agile.
L88[09:51:14] <Amanda> Oops
L89[09:51:26] <Amanda> It's almost 0500 and
I've been reading all night
L90[09:51:43] <Amanda> Guess I'll put in a
couple hours of sleep now
L91[10:38:57] <Lizzian> %tonk
L92[10:38:58] <MichiBot> Consarn it!
Lizzian! You beat your own previous record of 17 hours, 7 minutes
and 18 seconds (By 6 hours, 35 minutes and 40 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L93[10:38:59] <MichiBot> Lizzian's new
record is 23 hours, 42 minutes and 58 seconds! No points gained for
stealing from yourself. (Lost out on 0.00659 x 18 = 0.11862)
L94[10:39:04] <Lizzian> Oh
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L99[11:52:14] <Eternie>
Damnit
<Eternie>
DamnitL100[12:47:03] <DaComputerNerd> Why wouldn't you tonkout
at that point
<DaComputerNerd> Why wouldn't you tonkout
at that pointL101[12:51:48] <Lizzian> because more time
= more points
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L107[13:22:53] <20kdc> Fun
fact: .NET Core, the "more cross-platform" .NET, is
actually less cross-platform than Mono regarding GUI stuff. That
should be an indicator to anyone even considering C# that this is a
massive Microsoft deathtrap.
<20kdc> Fun
fact: .NET Core, the "more cross-platform" .NET, is
actually less cross-platform than Mono regarding GUI stuff. That
should be an indicator to anyone even considering C# that this is a
massive Microsoft deathtrap.L108[13:24:21] <20kdc>
Theoretically, it is possible to make cross-platform C#
applications. Practically, it doesn't happen.
<20kdc>
Theoretically, it is possible to make cross-platform C#
applications. Practically, it doesn't happen.L109[13:25:09] <20kdc> A
good example of a cross-platform C# application is Mesen. It has
problems both on Windows and on non-Windows platforms if the
Windows custom theming is set to dark colours.
<20kdc> A
good example of a cross-platform C# application is Mesen. It has
problems both on Windows and on non-Windows platforms if the
Windows custom theming is set to dark colours.L110[13:25:40] <20kdc> It
also relies on Mono, likely because of the aforementioned glaring
issues.
<20kdc> It
also relies on Mono, likely because of the aforementioned glaring
issues.L111[13:26:13] <20kdc>
(Specifically, read the .NET Core System.Windows.Forms & WPF
contributor guides.)
<20kdc>
(Specifically, read the .NET Core System.Windows.Forms & WPF
contributor guides.)L112[13:27:30] <20kdc>
"We also do not intend to accept contributions that provide
cross-platform implementations for Windows Forms or WPF." -
https://github.com/dotnet/winforms/blob/master/Documentation/contributing.md
<20kdc>
"We also do not intend to accept contributions that provide
cross-platform implementations for Windows Forms or WPF." -
https://github.com/dotnet/winforms/blob/master/Documentation/contributing.mdL113[13:29:43] <20kdc>
Keep in mind, this is from what people are calling 'the future of
.NET'. If that doesn't make .NET Core dangerous, nothing
will.
<20kdc>
Keep in mind, this is from what people are calling 'the future of
.NET'. If that doesn't make .NET Core dangerous, nothing
will.L114[13:36:50] <DaComputerNerd> not exactly applicable to
a mod written in java where you program in scala
<DaComputerNerd> not exactly applicable to
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L127[16:50:46] <FileDotZip> is there an opencomputers
block, or adon mod block that can detect players?
<FileDotZip> is there an opencomputers
block, or adon mod block that can detect players?L128[16:51:04] <FileDotZip> it would basically listen for
players
<FileDotZip> it would basically listen for
playersL129[16:51:16] <Forecaster> OC has a motion
detector
<Forecaster> OC has a motion
detectorL130[16:51:26] <Forecaster> Computronics has a
radar
<Forecaster> Computronics has a
radarL131[16:51:49] <FileDotZip> coool thanks!
<FileDotZip> coool thanks!L132[16:53:02] <MGR>
OpenSecurity has a radar thing too I think
<MGR>
OpenSecurity has a radar thing too I thinkL133[17:08:04] <Elfi> Honestly, I am not
surprised that .NET Core was a hamfisted attempt at 3E after
all
L134[17:08:14] <Elfi> They did it out of
order though.
L135[17:17:27] <Inari> E3?
L136[17:19:28] <bauen1> embrace, extend,
extinguish (probably)
L137[17:24:52] <Elfi> Yep
L138[17:25:20] <Inari> I prefer embrace,
ensnare, excite
L139[17:25:24] <Elfi> lewd
L140[17:25:26] <Elfi> %inari
L141[17:25:26] <MichiBot> Elfi: http://i.imgur.com/XoYgHyi.gif
L142[17:25:30] <Inari> ;D
L143[17:25:36] <Inari> %pet Elfi
L144[17:25:36] <MichiBot> Inari is
brushing Elfi with a badger. Elfi regains 1d4 => 4 hit
points!
L145[17:25:44] <Elfi> honey badger don't
care
L146[17:26:26] <Elfi> but yeah, .NET Core
tried and failed because they got it out of order
L147[17:26:43] <Elfi> You don't extend
then embrace, that provides no incentive
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L151[18:14:37] <MichiBot> How do cats
always land on their feet? - Life in the Air: Episode 1 Preview -
BBC One | length: 1m 37s | Likes: 1,208 Dislikes: 12 Views: 401,569 | by BBC |
Published On 31/3/2016
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DunityGamesNET> Can I run after copying the files run a command
with the install command
<DSeeLP |
DunityGamesNET> Can I run after copying the files run a command
with the install commandL155[18:26:36] <Bob> why
not
<Bob> why
notL156[18:28:31] <DSeeLP |
DunityGamesNET> i want to enable a rc file in the .install file
but the file doesn't exists because the .install file are executed
before the files where copied
<DSeeLP |
DunityGamesNET> i want to enable a rc file in the .install file
but the file doesn't exists because the .install file are executed
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L166[19:30:31] <Blue_595> hey its me
again
L167[19:30:40] <Blue_595> i cant find a
use for the component bus
L168[19:31:09] <Forecaster> it's for servers
<Forecaster> it's for serversL169[19:31:12] <Blue_595> ive never been
in a situation where i need one, but i guess cloud storage with
RAIDs and 1 server would give you a reason
L170[19:31:40] <Blue_595> also why did
someone sign in with the UUID of their internet card?
L171[19:31:46] <Blue_595> lookin at you
/mnt/ba7
L172[19:32:13] <AdorableCatgirl> ugh i keep forgetting i
need to work on OSSM
<AdorableCatgirl> ugh i keep forgetting i
need to work on OSSML173[19:32:23] <AdorableCatgirl> to add the RAID
card
<AdorableCatgirl> to add the RAID
cardL174[19:32:40] <Blue_595> :) so then whats
that project
L175[19:32:50] <Blue_595> is it a storage
server for OpenPrograms or smth?
L176[19:32:55] <AdorableCatgirl> wut
<AdorableCatgirl> wutL177[19:33:02] <AdorableCatgirl> OSSM is a mod
<AdorableCatgirl> OSSM is a modL178[19:33:05] <Blue_595> no doesnt make
sense OpenPrograms exists on github
L179[19:33:14] <Blue_595> so what does
OSSM add?
L180[19:33:23] <AdorableCatgirl> currently only EEPROM
cards
<AdorableCatgirl> currently only EEPROM
cardsL181[19:33:28] <AdorableCatgirl> for general purpose
storage
<AdorableCatgirl> for general purpose
storageL182[19:33:30] <AdorableCatgirl> *PROM cards
<AdorableCatgirl> *PROM cardsL183[19:33:35] <AdorableCatgirl> T1 has to be manually
erased
<AdorableCatgirl> T1 has to be manually
erasedL184[19:33:38] <AdorableCatgirl> with an assembler
<AdorableCatgirl> with an assemblerL185[19:33:40] <Blue_595> ok
L186[19:34:11] <Blue_595> ive noticed that
you can remove an EEPROM once the computer is on with no
consequences; did i not look closely enough at the
documentation?
L187[19:34:30] <Blue_595> although now
that i think about it bootloader only loads stuff at boot :D
L188[19:34:39] <Mimiru> That is the
documented way to flash new EEPROMs
L189[19:34:48] <Blue_595> for
microcontrollers or efficient BIOSs
L190[19:34:51] <Mimiru> the other way is
using OpenSecurity and the card writer :P
L191[19:35:11] <Blue_595> but i thought
that didnt work on EEPROMs
L192[19:35:16] <Blue_595> just on their
own card
L193[19:35:26] <Forecaster> the bios is only used during
boot
<Forecaster> the bios is only used during
bootL194[19:35:56] <Blue_595> ok
L195[19:36:38] <Blue_595> i was setting up
this mod on a custom modpack and i was having problems with power,
then i remembered you can turn it off in the config file
*facepalm*
L196[19:37:53] <Blue_595> im gonna try to
set up cloud storage in minecraft now
L197[19:39:38] <AdorableCatgirl> i got an OS to load off
of an EEPROM card
<AdorableCatgirl> i got an OS to load off
of an EEPROM cardL198[19:39:40] <AdorableCatgirl> so i'm happy
<AdorableCatgirl> so i'm happyL199[19:39:53] <Blue_595> im gonna try
that now, i just need to figure out proxies
L200[19:42:02] <Blue_595>
searching...
L201[19:43:03] <Blue_595> you still have
component, just not getPrimary() or component.<type>
L202[19:43:09] <Blue_595> good to
know
L203[19:43:19] <AdorableCatgirl> wut
<AdorableCatgirl> wutL204[19:43:35] <Blue_595> idk
L205[19:45:36] <Blue_595> proto #1: Just
put "Hello, world!" on a screen from BIOS
L206[19:47:39] <Blue_595> im gonna move
this client over to a tablet, one moment
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L208[19:48:51] <AdorableCatgirl> anyways, i got PsychOS
to boot from an EEPROM card
<AdorableCatgirl> anyways, i got PsychOS
to boot from an EEPROM cardL209[19:48:53] <AdorableCatgirl> so that was fun
<AdorableCatgirl> so that was funL210[19:55:16] ⇦
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L212[19:59:48] <Blue_595> i forgot about
coroutine.yield()
L213[20:00:31] <Forecaster> I'm sure it feels the same
way about you
<Forecaster> I'm sure it feels the same
way about youL214[20:01:14] <Blue_595> :D
L215[20:01:27] <Blue_595> in other news i
lost my EEPROM under the couch
L216[20:02:32] <Blue_595> now hopefully it
wont error out
L217[20:02:48] <Blue_595> ...
L218[20:02:57] <Blue_595> much better than
before
L219[20:03:27] <Blue_595> hey does OpenOS
like it when i dump the Lua BIOS?
L220[20:04:11] <Forecaster> hm?
<Forecaster> hm?L221[20:05:42] <Blue_595> why am i using
proxy() to bind the screen? i can use component.invoke(gpuAddress,
"bind", screenAddress)
L222[20:06:01] <Blue_595> realized that
poking around in the dumped BIOS (the one i use to boot the thing
normally)
L223[20:06:42] <Forecaster> invoke is lower level than
proxy
<Forecaster> invoke is lower level than
proxyL224[20:07:10] <Blue_595> yay :)
L225[20:07:38] <Blue_595> and also i
noticed that literally all the stock BIOS does is load from the
first disk it finds an init.lua on
L226[20:07:53] <Blue_595> in
documentation, but to see that from the actual code is more
convincing to me
L227[20:08:32] <Forecaster> kay
<Forecaster> kayL228[20:09:25] <Blue_595> so with
components, component_invoke(address, commandName, ...) is the same
as component.proxy(address).commandName(...)?
L229[20:11:34] <Forecaster> yes
<Forecaster> yesL230[20:11:51] <DaComputerNerd> If you do want to not
need to get addresses you can use
component.list("componentName")() to get the primary one
of that component
<DaComputerNerd> If you do want to not
need to get addresses you can use
component.list("componentName")() to get the primary one
of that componentL231[20:12:01] <DaComputerNerd> If you do want to not
need to get addresses you can use
`component.list("componentName")()` to get the primary
one of that component [Edited]
<DaComputerNerd> If you do want to not
need to get addresses you can use
`component.list("componentName")()` to get the primary
one of that component [Edited]L232[20:12:20] <Forecaster> or just
`component.componentName`
<Forecaster> or just
`component.componentName`L233[20:12:28] <DaComputerNerd> Not outside openos
<DaComputerNerd> Not outside openosL234[20:12:48] <DaComputerNerd> They were working in the
bios
<DaComputerNerd> They were working in the
biosL235[20:12:48] <Blue_595> @Forecaster im
writing my own BIOS; i cant use getPrimary() or
component.componentName
L236[20:13:10] <Blue_595> and i wanna go
really low level so im using invoke
L237[20:13:22] <DaComputerNerd> But you can replace
getPrimary with `component.list("componentName")()`
<DaComputerNerd> But you can replace
getPrimary with `component.list("componentName")()`L238[20:13:41] <Blue_595> i think thats
actually what getPrimary does :)
L239[20:13:53] <DaComputerNerd> Probably
<DaComputerNerd> ProbablyL240[20:14:22] <DaComputerNerd> It's probably more
efficient than calling invoke repeatedly on the same component and
saves having to get addresses
<DaComputerNerd> It's probably more
efficient than calling invoke repeatedly on the same component and
saves having to get addressesL241[20:15:40] <Blue_595> well we do
actually have component.list(componentName)() for BIOS, but im just
making a GPU bind to a screen
L242[20:15:59] <He> very
very VERY new to opencomputers, where should i start?
<He> very
very VERY new to opencomputers, where should i start?L243[20:16:38] <Izaya> The manual.
L244[20:16:42] <Blue_595> wait
component.list() returns an address and getPrimary returns a
proxy
L245[20:16:47] <Izaya> It has a
"Getting Started" section.
L246[20:16:59] <Blue_595> so getPrimary is
like component.proxy(component.list(componentName)())
L247[20:17:25] <He> i
don't even know lua, and i want to use oc to learn it
<He> i
don't even know lua, and i want to use oc to learn itL248[20:18:04] <Bob> time
to slap tutorialspoint lua tutorial
<Bob> time
to slap tutorialspoint lua tutorialL249[20:18:06] <Izaya> Yup. The mod has a
manual, and that manual has a Getting Started section
L250[20:18:20] <Izaya> After that, I
suggest Programming in Lua
L251[20:18:22] <Izaya> %pil
L252[20:18:23] <MichiBot> Izaya: https://www.lua.org/pil/contents.html#P1
L253[20:18:26] <Bob> Yeah,
just learn Lua nad how it works
<Bob> Yeah,
just learn Lua nad how it worksL254[20:18:31] <Bob> then
OC will be easy to understand
<Bob> then
OC will be easy to understandL255[20:18:47] <Blue_595> also you dont
need another mod to get power; set ignorePower=true in config (i
didnt know that, tried Mekanism)
L256[20:18:53] <Blue_595> (and it still
didnt power the computer)
L257[20:18:58] <Bob>
Mekanism, poor you
<Bob>
Mekanism, poor youL258[20:19:19] <Bob> also
how does one not have Thermal
<Bob> also
how does one not have ThermalL259[20:19:27] <Izaya> ew Thermal
L260[20:19:36] <Blue_595> tried thermal,
had a mod conflict (tried it before Mekanism)
L261[20:19:47] <Bob>
wat
<Bob>
watL263[20:20:16] <Bob> also
yeah read PIL too
<Bob> also
yeah read PIL tooL264[20:20:22] <He> i like
Enderio
<He> i like
EnderioL265[20:20:38] <Bob> Its
fine
<Bob> Its
fineL266[20:20:41] <Bob> and
its power works for OC
<Bob> and
its power works for OCL267[20:20:46] <He> i like
Enderio
<He> i like
EnderioL268[20:20:59] <Kleadron>
Ok?
<Kleadron>
Ok?L269[20:21:11] <Izaya> Immersive
Engineering, with EnderIO minus power generation <3
L270[20:21:48] <Blue_595> ok i completely
forgot about EnderIO
L271[20:22:25] <Forecaster> some mods require a power
converter for them to power things in OC
<Forecaster> some mods require a power
converter for them to power things in OCL272[20:23:00] <He> can
opencomputers access outside the minecraft? (e.g;
www.example.org)
<He> can
opencomputers access outside the minecraft? (e.g;
www.example.org)L273[20:23:15] <He> can
opencomputers access things outside minecraft? (e.g;
www.example.org) [Edited]
<He> can
opencomputers access things outside minecraft? (e.g;
www.example.org) [Edited]L274[20:23:21] <Forecaster> you can make http requests
yes
<Forecaster> you can make http requests
yesL275[20:23:26] <Forecaster> with an internet card
<Forecaster> with an internet cardL276[20:23:31] <Bob> and
tcp
<Bob> and
tcpL277[20:23:33] <Bob>
.
<Bob>
.L278[20:23:35] <Bob>
?
<Bob>
?L279[20:23:54] <DaComputerNerd> Blue,
`component.list("name")()` directly returns the
component
<DaComputerNerd> Blue,
`component.list("name")()` directly returns the
componentL280[20:23:56] <He>
*watches youtube tutorials about how to build x in minecraft in
minecraft
<He>
*watches youtube tutorials about how to build x in minecraft in
minecraftL281[20:23:59] <He>
*watches youtube tutorials about how to build x in minecraft in
minecraft* [Edited]
<He>
*watches youtube tutorials about how to build x in minecraft in
minecraft* [Edited]L282[20:24:59] <DaComputerNerd> Cuz
component.list("name") returns a table containing tables
containing the address and component name for the items, and has a
certain metatable thing set
<DaComputerNerd> Cuz
component.list("name") returns a table containing tables
containing the address and component name for the items, and has a
certain metatable thing setL283[20:25:16] <DaComputerNerd> I dont know all the
details
<DaComputerNerd> I dont know all the
detailsL284[20:25:38] <DaComputerNerd> But calling on that table
directly returns the first component
<DaComputerNerd> But calling on that table
directly returns the first componentL285[20:26:50] <Blue_595> @DaComputerNerd
component.list("name") returns a lua iterable, so putting
() after it gets the address out of it
L286[20:27:22] <DaComputerNerd> Really? Im honestly not
sure
<DaComputerNerd> Really? Im honestly not
sureL287[20:27:41] <Blue_595> wait nvm it is a
table, but it has iterator syntax with __call
L288[20:27:50] <Bob> yeah
its this
<Bob> yeah
its thisL289[20:27:52] <DaComputerNerd> That's what it was
called
<DaComputerNerd> That's what it was
calledL290[20:27:55] <Bob>
metatables
<Bob>
metatablesL291[20:27:59] <DaComputerNerd> call
<DaComputerNerd> callL292[20:28:00] <Izaya> metatables
stronk
L293[20:28:05] <Bob>
yes
<Bob>
yesL294[20:28:22] <Bob> id
smash
<Bob> id
smashL295[20:28:24] <Izaya> tomorrow's OS
project: metatable OS
L296[20:28:26] <He> i'm
honestly suprised there's an irc out there that's still
active
<He> i'm
honestly suprised there's an irc out there that's still
activeL297[20:28:38] <Izaya> There's only
oh
L298[20:28:44] <Izaya> 500k people on IRC
nowadays
L299[20:29:04] <Izaya> oh, 400k
L300[20:29:25] <Blue_595> @He theres also
#openredstone but please dont, people will think im spamming with
alts (those idiots)
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L302[20:29:32] <Blue_595> wb
Backslash
L303[20:29:59] *
Izaya is in about 25 channels at the moment
L304[20:30:19] <He> how
many of them are active?
<He> how
many of them are active?L305[20:30:40] <Blue_595> found a really
cheap components function in lua
L306[20:30:51] <Blue_595> for k,v in
component.list() do print(k,v) end
L307[20:30:58] <Izaya> about 25 of
them
L308[20:31:27] <Blue_595> the function
just returns an address and name
L309[20:31:35] <Blue_595> address and
type*
L310[20:32:01] <Izaya> Some more than
others, of course, because some are vanishinly niche.
L311[20:32:47] *
Blue_595 is in only 1 channel at the moment
L312[20:33:09] <Izaya> man, esper really
is a small place, only 3k users on at the moment
L313[20:33:19] <Izaya> and I thought it
was just coincidence that I kept bumping into people I know
L314[20:34:01] <Blue_595> :)
L315[20:34:37] <Forecaster> the obvious answer is
clones
<Forecaster> the obvious answer is
clonesL316[20:36:10] <Blue_595> also apparently
raids dont act like cables
L317[20:36:26] <Blue_595> i had 8 of them,
but only 1 was visible (the one directly next to the server)
L318[20:38:58] <Blue_595> and the raid
isnt even in the documentation site
L319[20:39:52] <Izaya> It's in the manual
\o/
L320[20:40:13] <Blue_595> yes in the
manual item but not on ocdoc.cil.li, which is the only place i look
for this stuff
L321[20:40:45] <Izaya> https://oc.shadowkat.net/oc/en_US/ may interest
you
L322[20:41:25] <Blue_595> k
L323[20:42:08] <Blue_595> wait do multiple
raids appear as a single file system?
L324[20:42:14] <Forecaster> "took too long to
respond"
<Forecaster> "took too long to
respond"L325[20:46:46] <Blue_595> also on
ocdoc.cil.li in the Custom OS page im assuming the parts in blue
are provided by lua, and the parts inwhite are from the
machine?
L326[20:47:33] <Izaya> ~w custom os
L327[20:47:33] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/tutorial:custom_oses
L328[20:47:53] <Izaya> nah it's just wonky
syntax highlighting
L329[20:48:04] <Izaya> ~w manual
L330[20:48:04] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/item:manual
L331[20:48:09] <Izaya> close, not
quite
L332[20:48:11] <Blue_595> ok
L333[20:48:13] <Izaya> ~w lua manual
L334[20:48:13] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/item:manual
L335[20:48:16] <Izaya> ree
L336[20:48:26] <Izaya> https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/
L337[20:48:33] <Izaya> the standard
functions are in there
L338[20:48:36] <Blue_595> im assuming
ocdoc is a bot
L339[20:48:50] <Izaya> Or perhaps a series
of excited gerbils.
L340[20:48:56] <Blue_595> :)
L341[20:48:57] <Forecaster> nah, it's the resident
psychic
<Forecaster> nah, it's the resident
psychicL342[20:49:03] <Forecaster> they love making
predictions
<Forecaster> they love making
predictionsL343[20:49:10] <Forecaster> always a few seconds late
though, a shame
<Forecaster> always a few seconds late
though, a shameL344[20:49:19] <Blue_595> :)
L345[20:49:46] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL346[20:49:47] <MichiBot> You drink a
mutable amethyst potion (New!). Forecaster turns into a rock fish
boy until they have an apple.
L347[20:49:57] <Corded> *
<Forecaster> sinks
L348[20:50:12] <Blue_595> i have 12MB
storage on my cloud setup rn, visible through an empty RAID
L349[20:50:16] <Amanda> RIP
@Forecaster
L350[20:50:54] <Amanda> He died as he
lived, starving to death on the ocean floor
L351[20:51:28] <Blue_595> important
question: how much data can a floppy disk store
L352[20:51:37] <Amanda> IT's set in the
config
L353[20:51:41] <Blue_595> ok
L354[20:51:42] <Forecaster> ^
<Forecaster> ^L355[20:51:43] <Amanda> same as hdds
L356[20:51:56] <Forecaster> same as almost any thing that
is a number :P
<Forecaster> same as almost any thing that
is a number :PL357[20:52:05] <Forecaster> and some things that aren't
numbers
<Forecaster> and some things that aren't
numbersL358[20:52:11] <Blue_595> so my brother
managed to already use up a terabyte of storage
L359[20:52:23] <Forecaster> fire him
<Forecaster> fire himL360[20:52:39] <Blue_595> ive tried that
already
L361[20:52:49] <Forecaster> out of a cannon, into the
sun
<Forecaster> out of a cannon, into the
sunL362[20:53:13] <Amanda> %8ball cereal
time?
L363[20:53:14] <MichiBot> Amanda: Ask
again later
L364[20:53:56] <Forecaster> and thus continues amanda's
adventure with the 8ball that refuses to answer most of the
time
<Forecaster> and thus continues amanda's
adventure with the 8ball that refuses to answer most of the
timeL365[20:55:04] <Amanda> one day I'll get a
solid answer without beating it out of her
L366[20:55:45] <DaComputerNerd> %8ball will you ever
answer amanda
<DaComputerNerd> %8ball will you ever
answer amandaL367[20:55:45] <MichiBot>
DaComputerNerd: I don't think that's a question...
L368[20:55:51] <DaComputerNerd> Oh no ?
<DaComputerNerd> Oh no ?L369[20:56:02] <Amanda> punctuation
L370[20:56:03] <DaComputerNerd> %8ball will you ever
answer amanda?
<DaComputerNerd> %8ball will you ever
answer amanda?L371[20:56:03] <MichiBot>
DaComputerNerd: Signs point to yes
L372[20:56:17] <DaComputerNerd> Well, that's
something
<DaComputerNerd> Well, that's
somethingL373[20:56:41] <Blue_595> im kind of
error-prone with lua so should i just go ahead and disable the
debug card?
L374[20:57:06] <Forecaster> it's not a danger from
accidents
<Forecaster> it's not a danger from
accidentsL375[20:57:13] <Forecaster> it can be a danger from
malicious intent
<Forecaster> it can be a danger from
malicious intentL376[20:57:58] <Blue_595> in the debug
card documentation a dev said he accidentally set a vertical slice
of the world to signs without text
L377[20:58:18] <Blue_595> and it turns out
floppies are 512KB
L378[20:59:00] <Blue_595> a bunch more
data than a 5 1/4 inch floppy, even though the discs look more like
8"
L379[20:59:09] <Forecaster> I mean that you can't
accidentally do that if you don't go to set blocks with it
<Forecaster> I mean that you can't
accidentally do that if you don't go to set blocks with itL380[20:59:12] <Blue_595> or even a
12" disc
L381[20:59:29] <Forecaster> if you think you can't keep
your mitts off of it then disable it I guess :P
<Forecaster> if you think you can't keep
your mitts off of it then disable it I guess :PL382[21:00:38] <Blue_595> you can run MC
commands through it, which in and of itself would make most of it
unnecessary
L383[21:04:18] <Blue_595> "It'll also
emit light when off, because having state-based light in MC is...
painful."
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L385[21:59:26] <Amanda> %8ball cereal
time?
L386[21:59:27] <MichiBot> Amanda: Reply
hazy, try again
L387[21:59:30] <Amanda> %8ball cereal
time?
L388[21:59:30] <MichiBot> Amanda: Outlook
not so good
L389[21:59:35] <Amanda> cereal time.
L390[22:00:52] <Amanda> Michibot was
right, outlook not so good -- apparently my dad ordered pizza
L391[22:03:20] <Amanda> %8ball rainbox
time?
L392[22:03:21] <MichiBot> Amanda: Without
a doubt
L393[22:22:25] <Elfi> ...pizza sounds good
tbh
L394[22:22:49] <Elfi> And it might have to
be what I get because I may have to go out and help my sister
unbrick her 3DS tonight
L395[22:23:54] <Mimiru> Nothing brings a
family together quiet like a device unbricking
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L397[22:31:56] <Elfi> I'll be honest,
that's not even that inaccurate for my family in general
L398[22:34:28] <Elfi> I have made house
calls to my cousin and aunt to jailbreak tablets and upgrade
computers, usually for $20 and the old parts (in the latter case).
My mother has a long tradition of downloading cracked software and
taught me safe browsing habits, but that's nothing compared to the
dread pirate my father is--his idea of a christmas gift back in the
heyday of the NDS was an Acekard preloaded with a ton of
ROMs.
L399[22:34:51] <Elfi> My siblings and I
grew up knowing how to make things ours.
L400[22:35:03] <Elfi> And gods is that an
important lesson to have learned in this day and age.
L401[22:36:07] <Elfi> Also my sister got
our dad's modded PS1 and a bunch of burned discs for it, though
sadly the motor crapped out, so
L402[22:36:09] <Elfi> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L403[22:40:49] <Elfi> Out of curiosity I
looked up a price for a PS2 modchip for her and found something
cheap and sweet, so I think that's going to be a nonissue pretty
soon
L404[22:45:22] <Mimiru> Nice
L405[22:48:57] <uli> does
anyone have a list of opencomputers servers to play on? whenever I
google "opencomputers servers" all that comes up are the
docs for the servers in opencomputers
<uli> does
anyone have a list of opencomputers servers to play on? whenever I
google "opencomputers servers" all that comes up are the
docs for the servers in opencomputersL406[23:09:19] ⇦
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L408[23:47:21] *
Amanda beams a fairy-slice over to Elfi
L409[23:48:12] <Amanda> I've decided that
the little piece in the middle that sometimes happen when the cuts
don't line up to disect the pizza perfectly are the fairy slices.
:3
L410[23:49:52] <Brisingr
Aerowing> Got a pizza ‘slice’ at Costco today. God those things
are huge.
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Got a pizza ‘slice’ at Costco today. God those things
are huge.L411[23:54:02] <Amanda> There's a place on
the boardwalk my family would go to in NJ with slices as big as my
head
L412[23:54:27] <Amanda> They made like
30" pizzas then cut them into 6ths instead of 8ths