L1[00:02:13] 
<Carlen
White> Making a library that will let you stream a table to
something. Aim is for systems with little memory and they need to
transmit/save a table somehow.
<Carlen
White> Making a library that will let you stream a table to
something. Aim is for systems with little memory and they need to
transmit/save a table somehow.L2[00:02:39] <Carlen
White> And it'll be converting the table to binary data that
will be reversed.
<Carlen
White> And it'll be converting the table to binary data that
will be reversed.L3[00:07:54] <Inari|2> Amanda: but hwy
D:
L4[00:08:05] <Carlen
White> Also `stream.read(x)` will read `x` bytes, blocking if
necessary.
<Carlen
White> Also `stream.read(x)` will read `x` bytes, blocking if
necessary.L5[00:08:11] <Carlen
White> Also `stream.read(x)` will read `x` bytes, blocking if
necessary? [Edited]
<Carlen
White> Also `stream.read(x)` will read `x` bytes, blocking if
necessary? [Edited]L6[00:08:21] <Carlen
White> Oh, does IRC report edits
<Carlen
White> Oh, does IRC report editsL7[00:08:23] <Carlen
White> Oh, does IRC report edits? [Edited]
<Carlen
White> Oh, does IRC report edits? [Edited]L8[00:08:38] <Amanda> No it doesn't
L9[00:08:42] <Amanda> Yes it does
[Edited]
L10[00:08:47] <Kristopher38> The most efficient memory
usage by far is with strings
<Kristopher38> The most efficient memory
usage by far is with stringsL11[00:08:54] <Izaya> edits are a lie
anyway
L12[00:09:06] <Inari|2> I wonder...
L13[00:09:20] <Amanda> Inari|2: why
not?
L14[00:09:33] <Amanda> %8ball more space
soasm?
L15[00:09:33] <MichiBot> Amanda: Outlook
not so good
L16[00:09:38] <Inari
「オ兄デレ」「狐っ娘」> read left to right top to bottom... does it report
super old message edits? [Edited]
<Inari
「オ兄デレ」「狐っ娘」> read left to right top to bottom... does it report
super old message edits? [Edited]L17[00:09:42] <Inari|2> seems it does
L18[00:09:57] <AdorableCatgirl> WAIT
<AdorableCatgirl> WAITL19[00:09:57] <Carlen
White> Inari|2, because serializing tables easily cause out of
memory errors on low memory systems in my experience.
<Carlen
White> Inari|2, because serializing tables easily cause out of
memory errors on low memory systems in my experience.L20[00:10:00] <Amanda> considering it's
just a new message every time
L21[00:10:01] <AdorableCatgirl> DID SOMEONE SAY
TABLES
<AdorableCatgirl> DID SOMEONE SAY
TABLESL22[00:10:06] <AdorableCatgirl> I HAVE A LIB
<AdorableCatgirl> I HAVE A LIBL23[00:10:08] <Inari|2> I mean
L24[00:10:08] <AdorableCatgirl> TO SERALIZE TABLES
<AdorableCatgirl> TO SERALIZE TABLESL25[00:10:14] <Kristopher38> My take at this would be to
serialise a table into a stream of packed string (with
string.pack)
<Kristopher38> My take at this would be to
serialise a table into a stream of packed string (with
string.pack)L26[00:10:16] <Inari|2> I was asking Amanda
why she booped me
L27[00:10:16] <Inari|2> :D
L28[00:10:19] <AdorableCatgirl> https://github.com/Adorable-Catgirl/OC-Tsuki/blob/master/ksrc/blt.lua
<AdorableCatgirl> https://github.com/Adorable-Catgirl/OC-Tsuki/blob/master/ksrc/blt.luaL29[00:10:27] <Kristopher38> @AdorableCatgirl shameless
plug :D
<Kristopher38> @AdorableCatgirl shameless
plug :DL30[00:10:32] <AdorableCatgirl> it works last time i
checked
<AdorableCatgirl> it works last time i
checkedL31[00:10:32] <Carlen
White> @Kristopher38 That's what I'm doing.
<Carlen
White> @Kristopher38 That's what I'm doing.L32[00:10:41] <Inari|2> %pet Amanda
L33[00:10:41] <MichiBot> Inari|2 is
brushing Amanda with a badge. Amanda regains 1d4 => 1 hit
points!
L34[00:10:57] <Kristopher38> Oh cool, let me know how it
turns out
<Kristopher38> Oh cool, let me know how it
turns outL35[00:10:59] <Carlen
White> I'm converting types into binary data followed by bytes
determining it's value.
<Carlen
White> I'm converting types into binary data followed by bytes
determining it's value.L36[00:11:00] *
Amanda writes down the badge number for future
reference
L37[00:11:09] <Inari|2> Heh
L38[00:11:18] <Amanda> %8ball rain box
time?
L39[00:11:18] <MichiBot> Amanda: My reply
is no
L40[00:11:38] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/build-your-own-paradox-interactive-bundle-over-on-humble-and-save-monies-plus-more-sales.16150
L41[00:11:43] <AdorableCatgirl> i mean
<AdorableCatgirl> i meanL42[00:11:46] <AdorableCatgirl> that's what my lib
does
<AdorableCatgirl> that's what my lib
doesL43[00:11:50] <AdorableCatgirl> but it's the entire
fuckin table
<AdorableCatgirl> but it's the entire
fuckin tableL44[00:11:57] <CompanionCube> Izaya: i
basically already have the whole set, so...
L45[00:12:01] <JackPS9>
hmmmm so the adapters dont see the whole multiblock structure for
EnderIO's energy banks
<JackPS9>
hmmmm so the adapters dont see the whole multiblock structure for
EnderIO's energy banksL46[00:12:02] <Izaya> heh
L47[00:12:19] <CompanionCube> some i got
for free, some not.
L48[00:13:30] <CompanionCube> lol no
DLC
L49[00:13:31] <CompanionCube> lame
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L52[00:13:58] <AdorableCatgirl> @Carlen White yea my lib
still works
<AdorableCatgirl> @Carlen White yea my lib
still worksL53[00:14:04] <AdorableCatgirl> combine with LZSS for
best results
<AdorableCatgirl> combine with LZSS for
best resultsL54[00:14:17] <CompanionCube> oh right, the
collections
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L56[00:15:54] <Carlen
White> I'm doing something sneaky with bools and using the same
byte that determines type to determine if the bool is true or
not.
<Carlen
White> I'm doing something sneaky with bools and using the same
byte that determines type to determine if the bool is true or
not.L57[00:16:05] <Carlen
White> Simple bitwise and.
<Carlen
White> Simple bitwise and.L58[00:16:13] <Carlen
White> And masking.
<Carlen
White> And masking.L59[00:20:20] ⇦
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L61[00:34:20] <nate2> hai
L62[00:34:41] <nate2> was wondering if
anyone here has played around with the open computers Javascript
engine?
L63[00:39:46] <Kristopher38> everyone here writes in lua
as far as know
<Kristopher38> everyone here writes in lua
as far as knowL64[00:41:06] <Zef> lua
is kinda nice
<Zef> lua
is kinda niceL65[00:46:18] <Carlen
White> Asking myself if there will be a moment someone needs a
string length of `4294967296` bytes.
<Carlen
White> Asking myself if there will be a moment someone needs a
string length of `4294967296` bytes.L66[00:46:32] <Carlen
White> And I'm concluding that, no.
<Carlen
White> And I'm concluding that, no.L67[00:47:04] <The_Stargazer> mmm yeah
<The_Stargazer> mmm yeahL68[00:47:04] <Carlen
White> For reference thats 4 gigabytes.
<Carlen
White> For reference thats 4 gigabytes.L69[00:47:07] <The_Stargazer> yeahhh
<The_Stargazer> yeahhhL70[00:47:25] <The_Stargazer> wait
<The_Stargazer> waitL71[00:47:27] <The_Stargazer> isn't that
<The_Stargazer> isn't thatL72[00:47:31] <The_Stargazer> the maximum unsigned
number
<The_Stargazer> the maximum unsigned
numberL73[00:47:34] <The_Stargazer> for a 32-bit
computer
<The_Stargazer> for a 32-bit
computerL74[00:47:40] <Carlen
White> Yep
<Carlen
White> YepL75[00:48:02] <Izaya> %lua (2^32)-1
L76[00:48:02] <MichiBot> 4294967295
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L78[00:51:24] <AdorableCatgirl> i mean
<AdorableCatgirl> i meanL79[00:51:46] <AdorableCatgirl> my table serialization
lib will make numbers take up as little space as possible
<AdorableCatgirl> my table serialization
lib will make numbers take up as little space as possibleL80[00:53:06] <Carlen
White> I'm using `string.pack("n", num)`. Plus the
goal is mostly to use as little memory as possible.
<Carlen
White> I'm using `string.pack("n", num)`. Plus the
goal is mostly to use as little memory as possible.L81[00:53:39] <nate2> idk, just
wondering
L82[00:54:09] <The_Stargazer> oh is THAT why 32-bit CPUs
can only address 4GB of RAM
<The_Stargazer> oh is THAT why 32-bit CPUs
can only address 4GB of RAML83[00:54:14] <The_Stargazer> i always wondered
that
<The_Stargazer> i always wondered
thatL84[00:54:21] <nate2> personally I like
javascript, and was contemplating trying out the addon for it. I
like the idea of using a real server and client combo haha
L85[00:54:40] <The_Stargazer> you can do that
<The_Stargazer> you can do thatL86[00:54:41] <The_Stargazer> with lua
<The_Stargazer> with luaL87[00:54:42] <Izaya> did you know most
32-bit processors made after 2000 or so can address more than 4GB
of RAM?
L88[00:54:43] <nate2> maybe even finding a
way to have a web server in game, and be able to control a
contraption using a website out of game
L89[00:54:49] <The_Stargazer> wait, really?
<The_Stargazer> wait, really?L90[00:55:00] <The_Stargazer> is that why /proc/cpuinfo
displays some as 40-bit or 48-bit
<The_Stargazer> is that why /proc/cpuinfo
displays some as 40-bit or 48-bitL91[00:55:14] <The_Stargazer> nate2: you can do that
with lua
<The_Stargazer> nate2: you can do that
with luaL92[00:55:15] <Izaya> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
L93[00:55:26] <Izaya> > PAE was first
implemented in the Intel Pentium Pro in 1995
L94[00:55:28] <The_Stargazer> oh thats what that
is
<The_Stargazer> oh thats what that
isL95[00:55:35] <AdorableCatgirl> oh yeah
<AdorableCatgirl> oh yeahL96[00:55:59] <The_Stargazer> ok so answer me this
<The_Stargazer> ok so answer me thisL97[00:56:03] <nate2> yeah, but I spent
like 20 years using lua in stuff. :\ I've grown out of it as sad as
I am to admit lol... GMOD was my main for the longest time
L98[00:56:04] <The_Stargazer> what is the point of
40-bit and 48-bit
<The_Stargazer> what is the point of
40-bit and 48-bitL99[00:56:11] <The_Stargazer> ohh
<The_Stargazer> ohhL100[00:56:19] <The_Stargazer> big F
<The_Stargazer> big FL101[00:56:30] <Kristopher38> tho your OS would need to
support that
<Kristopher38> tho your OS would need to
support thatL102[00:56:49] <Kristopher38> I was thinking why 32-bit
windows didn't support more than 4 gigs
<Kristopher38> I was thinking why 32-bit
windows didn't support more than 4 gigsL103[00:57:00] <Izaya> XP and XP SP1
did
L104[00:57:08] <Izaya> but because legacy
is god, they removed PAE support in SP2
L105[00:57:18] <Kristopher38> oof
<Kristopher38> oofL106[00:57:25] <nate2> most systems could
handle it, it's just the overhead of the profiler right?
L107[00:58:22] <The_Stargazer> thanks chromeos
<The_Stargazer> thanks chromeosL108[00:58:22] <The_Stargazer> when i plug my headphones
back in you assault my ears by setting the volume to 100%
<The_Stargazer> when i plug my headphones
back in you assault my ears by setting the volume to 100%L109[00:59:14] <CompanionCube> fun fact: i
think most '64-bit' CPUs are not physically 64-bit
L110[01:00:19] <Kristopher38> In what sense?
<Kristopher38> In what sense?L111[01:00:41] <Izaya> %lua
(2^48)/1024/1024/1024
L112[01:00:42] <MichiBot> 262144
L113[01:01:12] <CompanionCube> in that
since we didn't and still don't need *all* 64 bits, the CPU only
support 48 (or more recently 52) bits
L114[01:01:29] <Kristopher38> Yes they can add larger
numbers and whatnot than 64 bits in hardware
<Kristopher38> Yes they can add larger
numbers and whatnot than 64 bits in hardwareL115[01:01:41] <Kristopher38> Oh, you mean the address
lines
<Kristopher38> Oh, you mean the address
linesL116[01:01:49] <Kristopher38> Interesting
<Kristopher38> InterestingL117[01:02:07] <CompanionCube> actually i
think the more recent ones is 57, not 52...
L118[01:02:27] <CompanionCube> here's an
example from my fx8350: address sizes : 48 bits physical, 48 bits
virtual
L119[01:02:55] <Kristopher38> How much is that in terms
of memory
<Kristopher38> How much is that in terms
of memoryL120[01:03:02] <CompanionCube> 256TB
L121[01:03:06] <CompanionCube> i
think
L122[01:03:16] <The_Stargazer> we won't ever need that
much
<The_Stargazer> we won't ever need that
muchL123[01:03:17] <The_Stargazer> so
<The_Stargazer> soL124[01:03:29] <The_Stargazer> it always confuses me why
there are even 1tb boards available
<The_Stargazer> it always confuses me why
there are even 1tb boards availableL125[01:04:48] <The_Stargazer> why would you ever need
more than like
<The_Stargazer> why would you ever need
more than likeL126[01:04:50] <The_Stargazer> 16 or 32gb
<The_Stargazer> 16 or 32gbL127[01:04:53] <CompanionCube> https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Intel-5-Level-Paging
here's the more recent stuff
L128[01:05:37] <The_Stargazer> >4 petabytes
<The_Stargazer> >4 petabytesL129[01:05:45] <The_Stargazer> this is expansion for the
sake of expansion
<The_Stargazer> this is expansion for the
sake of expansionL130[01:05:50] <Izaya>
minecraft@debian9-minecraft:~/mcsrv$ du -h -d 0
L131[01:05:50] <The_Stargazer> because we can™️
<The_Stargazer> because we can™️L132[01:05:52] <Izaya> 226G .
L133[01:05:54] <Izaya> oh.
L134[01:06:19] <The_Stargazer> why do you need 226gb on
your home partition
<The_Stargazer> why do you need 226gb on
your home partitionL135[01:06:28] <The_Stargazer> not even i use that
much
<The_Stargazer> not even i use that
muchL136[01:06:31] <CompanionCube> why *don't*
you
L137[01:06:31] <Izaya> well see
L138[01:06:32] <The_Stargazer> and im a serial download
hoarder
<The_Stargazer> and im a serial download
hoarderL139[01:06:41] <Izaya> that partition is
actually 5.5TB
L140[01:06:44] <CompanionCube> ZFS/samis
373G 378G 98.9M /ZFS/samis
L141[01:06:52] <The_Stargazer> oh right
<The_Stargazer> oh rightL142[01:06:55] <The_Stargazer> du -h is disk usage
<The_Stargazer> du -h is disk usageL143[01:06:58] <Izaya> but my server world
backups were taking up 226GB
L144[01:07:00] <The_Stargazer> im thinking of df
<The_Stargazer> im thinking of dfL145[01:07:01] <Izaya> because I forgot
about them
L146[01:07:06] <Kristopher38> Just because you won't get
a terabyte of ram doesn't mean nobody won't
<Kristopher38> Just because you won't get
a terabyte of ram doesn't mean nobody won'tL147[01:07:13] <The_Stargazer> why would anyone need so
much
<The_Stargazer> why would anyone need so
muchL148[01:07:23] <Izaya> /dev/md0 5.5T 4.9T
289G 95% /home
L149[01:07:33] <Kristopher38> Someone somewhere is gonna
need those 50-ish bits of address space
<Kristopher38> Someone somewhere is gonna
need those 50-ish bits of address spaceL150[01:07:38] <The_Stargazer> why do you need so much
disk storage
<The_Stargazer> why do you need so much
disk storageL151[01:07:39] <The_Stargazer> how
<The_Stargazer> howL152[01:07:42] <The_Stargazer> and why
<The_Stargazer> and whyL153[01:07:48] <The_Stargazer> why would you need so much
ram
<The_Stargazer> why would you need so much
ramL154[01:07:50] <Amanda> Stargazer: bIg
DaTa
L155[01:07:53] <Kristopher38> Think supercomputers
<Kristopher38> Think supercomputersL156[01:07:56] <The_Stargazer> oh
<The_Stargazer> ohL157[01:07:57] <The_Stargazer> right
<The_Stargazer> rightL158[01:07:57] <CompanionCube>
The_Stargazer should bever visit /r/datahoarder
L159[01:07:58] <CompanionCube> ever
L160[01:08:03] <The_Stargazer> i mean
<The_Stargazer> i meanL161[01:08:07] <The_Stargazer> i'm one of them
technically
<The_Stargazer> i'm one of them
technicallyL162[01:08:16] <The_Stargazer> i do hoard data
<The_Stargazer> i do hoard dataL163[01:08:19] <CompanionCube> you're
complaining about 6T
L164[01:08:22] <CompanionCube> so that's a
no
L165[01:09:08] <Amanda> I've decided
should I fill my 4T drive for anime, I'm shipping it to Texas for
my co-admi. To put in his NAS
L166[01:09:45] <The_Stargazer> i'm not complaining
<The_Stargazer> i'm not complainingL167[01:09:46] <Izaya> The_Stargazer:
3.3TB of videos, 500GB of games, 175GB of music, 172GB of OS
installers, 50GB of software
L168[01:09:47] <The_Stargazer> just confused
<The_Stargazer> just confusedL169[01:09:50] <Izaya> 50GB of books
L170[01:10:00] <The_Stargazer> on your whole drive?
<The_Stargazer> on your whole drive?L171[01:10:15] <Izaya> this is my
server
L172[01:10:18] <The_Stargazer> i could understand even a
10tb+ for anything else
<The_Stargazer> i could understand even a
10tb+ for anything elseL173[01:10:36] <The_Stargazer> but for something named
`debian9-minecraft`
<The_Stargazer> but for something named
`debian9-minecraft`L174[01:10:42] <Izaya> you
misunderstand
L175[01:10:46] <Izaya> that is a container
on my server
L176[01:10:50] <The_Stargazer> oh.
<The_Stargazer> oh.L177[01:11:00] <Izaya> I have a folder on
the RAID array mounted as /home in the container
L178[01:11:04] <The_Stargazer> not a physical
device?
<The_Stargazer> not a physical
device?L179[01:11:36] <The_Stargazer> also
<The_Stargazer> alsoL180[01:11:37] <The_Stargazer> what the hell kinda
operating systems you keeping on there
<The_Stargazer> what the hell kinda
operating systems you keeping on thereL181[01:11:45] <The_Stargazer> a few windows 10
installs?
<The_Stargazer> a few windows 10
installs?L182[01:11:52] <The_Stargazer> %s/few/couple
<The_Stargazer> %s/few/coupleL183[01:11:52] <MichiBot>
<The_Stargazer> a couple windows 10 installs?
L184[01:11:57] <Amanda> Izaya: how bigs
your code folder though?
L185[01:12:13] <Izaya> I keep a 32 and
64-bit version of each Windows version, plus a variety of Linux
installer isos
L186[01:12:24] <CompanionCube> Izaya:
compression or no?
L187[01:12:29] <Izaya> nah that's
ext4
L188[01:12:31] <The_Stargazer> by every version
<The_Stargazer> by every versionL189[01:12:32] <The_Stargazer> do you mean
<The_Stargazer> do you meanL190[01:12:35] <The_Stargazer> every version
<The_Stargazer> every versionL191[01:12:44] <The_Stargazer> starting from 1.0
<The_Stargazer> starting from 1.0L192[01:12:51] <Izaya> no only going back
to NT4
L193[01:12:57] <Izaya> don't need that DOS
garbage
L194[01:12:57] <Ocawesome101> Damn
<Ocawesome101> DamnL195[01:13:10] <CompanionCube> ZFS/samis
usedbychildren 373G ZFS/samis logicalused 491G -
L196[01:13:27] <The_Stargazer> why are your children
using 300+ gb
<The_Stargazer> why are your children
using 300+ gbL197[01:13:28] <Izaya> Amanda:
115Mgitea-repositories/
L198[01:13:42] <Elfi> 3.11 and before
weren't even 32-bit OSes though
L199[01:13:46] <CompanionCube> because my
data is split over multiple filesystems
L200[01:13:50] <The_Stargazer> oh right they were
16-bit
<The_Stargazer> oh right they were
16-bitL201[01:13:58] <CompanionCube> and there's
~no actual data in ZFS/samis itself
L202[01:14:02] <CompanionCube> it's a
container dataset
L203[01:14:03] <The_Stargazer> what kind of stuff are
your kids keeping on there
<The_Stargazer> what kind of stuff are
your kids keeping on thereL204[01:14:09] <Elfi> I think 3.11
might've had a 32-bit compatibility layer but it only started being
32-bit proper at 3.5
L205[01:14:25] <The_Stargazer> or do you mean a different
kind of children
<The_Stargazer> or do you mean a different
kind of childrenL206[01:14:34] <CompanionCube> it's the
dataset's children
L207[01:14:43] <The_Stargazer> oh
<The_Stargazer> ohL208[01:14:51] <The_Stargazer> i thought you meant irl
children
<The_Stargazer> i thought you meant irl
childrenL209[01:15:01] <Izaya> man I really need
to get a separate monitoring host
L210[01:15:02] <CompanionCube> you can see
the compression ratio by looking at the difference between the two
values.
L211[01:15:19] <Izaya> the grafana
container is using 20GB of disk
L212[01:16:20] <Ocawesome101> should I add
home-directory-substitution-with-~s to Open Kernel's shell?
<Ocawesome101> should I add
home-directory-substitution-with-~s to Open Kernel's shell?L213[01:16:22] <Amanda> Izaya: I'll reply
in ~15-30m when my `du -shx ~/Code` finishes
L214[01:16:27] <Izaya> nice
L215[01:16:54] <Izaya> I keep git repos in
my documents folder which has a bunch of other garbage too
L216[01:17:03] *
CompanionCube seperates code into 'stuff i've cloned' and 'stuff
i'm actually changing'
L217[01:17:43] <Amanda> it all lives in
~/Codefor me, a hold-over from my couple years using macs, where I
had to have it on it's own volume so that I could enable
case-sensitivity
L218[01:17:55] <Amanda> a/using macs/using
a mac/
L219[01:18:08] <CompanionCube> HFS is the
devil's filesystem eh?
L220[01:18:22] <Izaya> insert linux HFS
rant here
L221[01:18:27] <Izaya> uh
L222[01:18:30] <Izaya> s/x/s/
L223[01:18:31] <MichiBot> <Izaya>
insert linus HFS rant here
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L225[01:26:13] <AdorableCatgirl> >HFS
<AdorableCatgirl> >HFSL226[01:27:58] <Amanda> Izaya: 107G
/home/amandac/Code
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L228[01:38:10] <Izaya> damn
L229[01:41:54] <Kristopher38> oh christ
<Kristopher38> oh christL230[01:42:15] <Kristopher38> those two missing wires
took me almost 2 hours to debug http://tinyurl.com/v2gfjet
<Kristopher38> those two missing wires
took me almost 2 hours to debug http://tinyurl.com/v2gfjetL231[01:43:37] <Ocawesome101> wow nice
<Ocawesome101> wow niceL232[01:44:50] <ThePiGuy24> ripp
<ThePiGuy24> rippL233[01:46:28] <The_Stargazer> whats this for
<The_Stargazer> whats this forL234[01:48:00] <Kristopher38> so those two missing wires
go into an AND gate which controls whether or not to pass the
specific byte select signal
<Kristopher38> so those two missing wires
go into an AND gate which controls whether or not to pass the
specific byte select signalL235[01:48:09] <Ocawesome101> is there a way to put ICs
into ICs?
<Ocawesome101> is there a way to put ICs
into ICs?L236[01:48:26] <Zef> Not
in projectred
<Zef> Not
in projectredL237[01:48:46] <ThePiGuy24> ic's in ic's would allow for
infinite computational density
<ThePiGuy24> ic's in ic's would allow for
infinite computational densityL238[01:48:59] <Amanda> Yo dawg, I heard
you like ICs....
L239[01:49:25] <Kristopher38> so that signal was passed
through when it shouldn't and activated that byte which sent it's
stored data to the output
<Kristopher38> so that signal was passed
through when it shouldn't and activated that byte which sent it's
stored data to the outputL240[01:50:09] <Kristopher38> and essentialy for every IC
like that, thisthat signal got passed through when it only should
be passed
<Kristopher38> and essentialy for every IC
like that, thisthat signal got passed through when it only should
be passedL241[01:50:14] <Kristopher38> and essentialy for every IC
like that, this signal got passed through when it only should be
passed [Edited]
<Kristopher38> and essentialy for every IC
like that, this signal got passed through when it only should be
passed [Edited]L242[01:50:23] <Kristopher38> ...in one module
<Kristopher38> ...in one moduleL243[01:50:51] <Kristopher38> which outputted contents of
a 4th byte of every module onto the output line D:
<Kristopher38> which outputted contents of
a 4th byte of every module onto the output line D:L244[01:54:52] <Kristopher38> what's worse is it appears
I did that intentionally
<Kristopher38> what's worse is it appears
I did that intentionallyL245[01:55:13] <Kristopher38> since that AND I was
talking about had it's right input disabled
<Kristopher38> since that AND I was
talking about had it's right input disabledL246[01:56:01] <Kristopher38> so i had to manually edit
that AND gate and disable it, but that might've been earlier in the
development
<Kristopher38> so i had to manually edit
that AND gate and disable it, but that might've been earlier in the
developmentL247[01:56:07] <Ocawesome101> PiGuy: Yeah, we obviously
need entire computers in single blocks :D
<Ocawesome101> PiGuy: Yeah, we obviously
need entire computers in single blocks :DL248[01:57:07] <ThePiGuy24> its not like there are any
mods that add that already...
<ThePiGuy24> its not like there are any
mods that add that already...L249[01:57:31] <Izaya> PDP-8/S but it's in
Minecraft
L250[01:57:50] <ThePiGuy24> perhaps
<ThePiGuy24> perhapsL251[01:58:16] <ThePiGuy24> although an altair 8800 would
be cool
<ThePiGuy24> although an altair 8800 would
be coolL252[01:58:21] <Izaya> 8080 a shit
L253[01:58:32] <Kristopher38> altair :glowingeyes:
<Kristopher38> altair :glowingeyes:L254[02:02:40] <Ocawesome101> turns out, fsutil works on
OpenOS and Open Kernel with no modifications whatsoever :D
<Ocawesome101> turns out, fsutil works on
OpenOS and Open Kernel with no modifications whatsoever :DL255[02:02:54] <Izaya> fsutil?
L256[02:02:58] <Ocawesome101> %s/Open Kernel/Open Kernel
2/
<Ocawesome101> %s/Open Kernel/Open Kernel
2/L257[02:02:58] <MichiBot>
<Ocawesome101> turns out, fsutil works on OpenOS and Open
Kernel 2 with no modifications whatsoever :D
L258[02:03:05] <Ocawesome101> util I wrote for managing
OpenUPT stuff
<Ocawesome101> util I wrote for managing
OpenUPT stuffL259[02:03:07] <CompanionCube> Izaya: I
mean, the PDPs are the right era
L261[02:03:19] <Ocawesome101> pretty awfully written lib
too :P
<Ocawesome101> pretty awfully written lib
too :PL262[02:03:49] *
Izaya contributes to continued epidemic of NIH
syndrome
L263[02:03:51] <Izaya> https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-misc/src/branch/master/partition
L264[02:04:44] <Ocawesome101> OpenUPT uses a boot sector
:D
<Ocawesome101> OpenUPT uses a boot sector
:DL265[02:04:52] <Izaya> Nasty hack.
L266[02:04:53] *
CompanionCube would prefer the other PDPs, probably can get better
OS choices for them
L267[02:05:00] <Carlen
White> I need to toy around with unmanaged disks more.
<Carlen
White> I need to toy around with unmanaged disks more.L268[02:05:07] <Izaya> CompanionCube: the
PDP-8 is appealing because of how simple it is
L269[02:05:21] <Carlen
White> But I should try not making myself do twenty projects at
once.
<Carlen
White> But I should try not making myself do twenty projects at
once.L270[02:07:43] <CompanionCube> has anyone
posted the CPU bug-of-the-week?
L271[02:08:00] <Ocawesome101> nope
<Ocawesome101> nopeL272[02:08:05] <Ocawesome101> don't think so
<Ocawesome101> don't think soL273[02:08:29] <CompanionCube> https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/03/5-years-of-intel-cpus-and-chipsets-have-a-concerning-flaw-thats-unfixable/
intel's ME has an unfixable security bug in the ROM.
L274[02:08:48] <Izaya> Now who could have
seen this coming
L275[02:08:49] <Ocawesome101> Yikes
<Ocawesome101> YikesL276[02:09:10] <ThePiGuy24> slow clapping
<ThePiGuy24> slow clappingL277[02:09:43] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
which generations does this hit?
L278[02:10:03] <CompanionCube> Izaya:
literally the first sentence 'Virtually all Intel chips released in
the past five years contain an unfixable flaw that may allow
sophisticated attackers to defeat a host of security measures built
into the silicon. '
L279[02:10:13] <Izaya> that's not
generations
L280[02:10:21] <Izaya> but I take it
haswell is too old? :^)
L281[02:10:30] <CompanionCube> 'The
vulnerability affects about five years’ worth of Intel CPUs and
chipsets. Intel called out systems running CSME firmware prior to
versions 11.8.65, 11.11.65, 11.22.65, and 12.0.35, but as Positive
Technologies has said, machines running other versions may not be
fully protected against exploits. Both consumer and enterprise
systems are vulnerable, but because the latter category relies
more
L282[02:10:31] <CompanionCube> on on-chip
security, it is likely affected more.'
L283[02:10:51] <Kristopher38> don't worry, intel has got
you covered with other security vulnerabilites
<Kristopher38> don't worry, intel has got
you covered with other security vulnerabilitesL284[02:10:55] <Ocawesome101> so my i5-8400 is
vulnerable?
<Ocawesome101> so my i5-8400 is
vulnerable?L285[02:10:59] <Izaya> based intel
L286[02:11:03] <Kristopher38> there's a vulnerability for
every intel user :^)
<Kristopher38> there's a vulnerability for
every intel user :^)L287[02:11:16] *
CompanionCube laughs in FX8350
L288[02:11:18] <Ocawesome101> My next PC build was gonna
be Ryzen anyway :P
<Ocawesome101> My next PC build was gonna
be Ryzen anyway :PL289[02:11:24] <CompanionCube> can't have
secure-processor vulns if there's no secure-processor
L290[02:11:43] <Kristopher38> wasn't amd's PSP vulnerable
too?
<Kristopher38> wasn't amd's PSP vulnerable
too?L291[02:12:17] <CompanionCube> PSP hasn't
been pwned nearly as much as the ME by any metric
L292[02:12:42] <CompanionCube> and 'sides,
the FX-8350 dates from right before all AMD CPUs included a PSP, by
chance.
L293[02:12:56] <Kristopher38> oh nice
<Kristopher38> oh niceL294[02:13:00] <CompanionCube> the
downside is the single-threaded performance
L295[02:13:13] <CompanionCube> which is
vastly inferior to ryzen because it's bulldozer/piledriver
L296[02:14:07] <Kristopher38> desktop users will most
likely not be targeted by those attacks tho, companies is where
it's at
<Kristopher38> desktop users will most
likely not be targeted by those attacks tho, companies is where
it's atL297[02:14:20] <Kristopher38> but my security pepee
<Kristopher38> but my security pepeeL298[02:31:17] <Kristopher38> oh great, now that this bug
is gone, there's a new one
<Kristopher38> oh great, now that this bug
is gone, there's a new oneL299[02:31:59] <Kristopher38> instead of a bug on every
4th byte there's a bug on every 1st byte
<Kristopher38> instead of a bug on every
4th byte there's a bug on every 1st byteL300[02:33:47] ⇦
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L303[03:15:43] <Guest68735> Anyone seen
Kodos?
L304[03:18:02] <Guest68735> Guess that’s a
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L308[03:46:39] <Ocawesome101> %tonkout time! :D
<Ocawesome101> %tonkout time! :DL309[03:46:39] <MichiBot> Consarn it!
Ocawesome101! You beat ThePiGuy24's previous record of 5 hours,
20 minutes and 55 seconds (By 1 hour, 18 minutes and 27 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L310[03:46:40] <MichiBot> Ocawesome101
has stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.006 tonk
points! plus 0.005 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to
50% because stealing) Current score: 0.15461. Position #6 => #5
Need 0.15334 more points to pass Forecaster!
L311[03:46:52] <Ocawesome101> yay! :D
<Ocawesome101> yay! :DL312[03:52:16] <Brisingr
Aerowing> Nice!
<Brisingr
Aerowing> Nice!L313[03:52:47] <Ocawesome101> thank you :)
<Ocawesome101> thank you :)L314[04:15:19] <Ocawesome101> Since when does OpenOS
support multitasking? :O http://tinyurl.com/uv9fu92
<Ocawesome101> Since when does OpenOS
support multitasking? :O http://tinyurl.com/uv9fu92L315[04:17:46] <Saghetti>
since forever lo
<Saghetti>
since forever loL316[04:17:47] <Saghetti>
since forever lo; [Edited]
<Saghetti>
since forever lo; [Edited]L317[04:17:49] <Saghetti>
since forever lol [Edited]
<Saghetti>
since forever lol [Edited]L318[04:18:14] <Izaya> it's not exposed to
the user well
L319[04:18:18] <Ocawesome101> ah
<Ocawesome101> ahL320[04:18:21] <Izaya> but you can totally
run software in the background
L321[04:18:33] <Ocawesome101> I mean, I knew it had
`rc`
<Ocawesome101> I mean, I knew it had
`rc`L322[04:19:12] <Ocawesome101> I just was kind of shocked,
I'd never noticed `ps` before
<Ocawesome101> I just was kind of shocked,
I'd never noticed `ps` beforeL323[04:19:21] <Saghetti>
hexadecimal PIDs?
<Saghetti>
hexadecimal PIDs?L324[04:19:23] <Saghetti>
why...
<Saghetti>
why...L325[04:19:33] <Ocawesome101> don't ask me, ask Payonel
:P
<Ocawesome101> don't ask me, ask Payonel
:PL326[04:19:41] <Izaya> because they're
tostring(thread)
L327[04:19:48] <Izaya> presumably
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L332[05:50:21] <Ocawesome101> so
<Ocawesome101> soL333[05:50:23] <Ocawesome101> question
<Ocawesome101> questionL334[05:51:19] <Ocawesome101> actually
<Ocawesome101> actuallyL335[05:51:25] <Ocawesome101> one second
<Ocawesome101> one secondL336[05:57:19] <Ocawesome101> still question
<Ocawesome101> still questionL337[05:57:39] <Ocawesome101> how the hell does OpenOS
format out the tabs in `debug.traceback`? when I do it I get some
characters cropped off
<Ocawesome101> how the hell does OpenOS
format out the tabs in `debug.traceback`? when I do it I get some
characters cropped offL340[06:01:19] ⇦
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L341[06:02:10] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL342[06:02:10] <MichiBot> Sard!
Forecaster! You beat Ocawesome101's previous record of <0 (By
2 hours, 15 minutes and 31 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L343[06:02:11] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 2 hours, 15 minutes and 31 seconds! Forecaster also
gained 0.00226 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #4. Need
0.00461 more points to pass simon816!
L344[06:02:52] <Izaya> Ocawesome101: see
the little character at the front?
L345[06:02:54] <Izaya> that's a tab
character
L346[06:03:10] <Ocawesome101> Izaya: I figured that part
out
<Ocawesome101> Izaya: I figured that part
outL347[06:03:22] <Izaya> you'll want to
replace those with the right number of spaces to align with a grid
in your terminal emulator
L348[06:03:30] <Ocawesome101> but when I substitute it
for a space, I still get those cropped-off characters
<Ocawesome101> but when I substitute it
for a space, I still get those cropped-off charactersL349[06:03:48]
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L351[06:03:59] <Izaya>
gsub("\t"," ")?
L352[06:04:22] <Ocawesome101> maybe
<Ocawesome101> maybeL353[06:04:53] <Ocawesome101> the
<Ocawesome101> theL354[06:05:00] <Ocawesome101> the \*\*\*\* [Edited]
<Ocawesome101> the \*\*\*\* [Edited]L355[06:05:04] <Ocawesome101> that worked
<Ocawesome101> that workedL356[06:05:09] <Ocawesome101> thank you
<Ocawesome101> thank youL357[06:07:27] <Ocawesome101> that was pretty much the
one thing that I was having trouble figuring out
<Ocawesome101> that was pretty much the
one thing that I was having trouble figuring outL358[06:07:48] <Ocawesome101> I tried a couple ways to
substitute it but completely forgot about gsub
<Ocawesome101> I tried a couple ways to
substitute it but completely forgot about gsubL359[06:08:02] <Izaya> [concern]
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L361[06:18:42] <Ocawesome101> in fairness to me, it's
like 1:15 AM
<Ocawesome101> in fairness to me, it's
like 1:15 AML362[07:04:19] ⇦
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L363[07:30:57] <Forecaster> or is it
<Forecaster> or is itL364[07:31:06] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL365[07:31:06] <MichiBot> You drink a sour
violet potion (New!). Sitting down suddenly seems like a really
terrible idea.
L366[07:57:48] <ThePiGuy24> sit down
<ThePiGuy24> sit downL367[08:12:20] <bpm140> stand up
L368[08:12:38] <bpm140> the raindrops the
raindrops the raindrops the raindrops the raindrops the raindrops
the raindrops the raindrops the raindrops the raindrops
L369[08:12:46] <bpm140> cool song
L370[08:12:58] <bpm140> %drink
L371[08:12:58] <MichiBot> You drink a
gloomy octiron potion (New!). A bird flies past that vaguely
resembles someone bpm140 knows.
L372[08:13:12] *
bpm140 has left the game
L373[08:19:06] <Lizzian> %tonk
L374[08:19:07] <MichiBot> Zounderkite!
Lizzian! You beat Forecaster's previous record of 2 hours, 15
minutes and 31 seconds (By 1 minute and 25 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L375[08:19:08] <MichiBot> Lizzian's new
record is 2 hours, 16 minutes and 56 seconds! Lizzian also gained
0.00006 (0.00002 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#2. Need 0.02014 more points to pass CompanionCube!
L376[08:22:12] <ThePiGuy24> agh
<ThePiGuy24> aghL377[08:30:05] <Izaya> >filesystem.size
returns 0 in ocvm
L378[08:30:07] <Izaya> t-thanks
L379[08:30:34] <The_Stargazer> it does that in ocemu too
i think
<The_Stargazer> it does that in ocemu too
i thinkL380[08:30:43] <Izaya> but it returns sane
values in ls?
L381[08:31:04] <The_Stargazer> idk
<The_Stargazer> idkL382[08:32:16] <Izaya> oh it requires the
full path
L383[08:32:18] <Izaya> thanks
L384[08:33:44] <Izaya> I guess I have to
get the current directory if the name doesn't have a slash
L385[08:33:47] <Izaya> cool
L386[08:33:48] <Izaya> that's uh
L387[08:33:50] <Izaya> great
L388[08:34:06] <Izaya> ~w absolute
path
L389[08:34:06] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/item:tablet
L390[08:39:10] <ThePiGuy24> yeah thats definitely the
resource you wanted
<ThePiGuy24> yeah thats definitely the
resource you wantedL391[08:43:00] ⇦
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L392[08:46:14] <The_Stargazer> mmhmm
<The_Stargazer> mmhmmL393[08:50:56]
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L394[09:06:27] <Inari> https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/309529094452936705/685305169939791872/88197250_855304954896026_5133203663589736448_n.png
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L396[10:14:31] <Izaya> https://imgur.com/oeJ7bZb.png
L397[10:14:50] <Izaya> reading and writing
a compressed archive? success!
L398[10:20:08] <The_Stargazer> Inari: so apparently
there's something like neptunia... only with guns instead of game
consoles, thought you might be interested (because we all know you
like neptunia)
<The_Stargazer> Inari: so apparently
there's something like neptunia... only with guns instead of game
consoles, thought you might be interested (because we all know you
like neptunia)L399[10:20:32] <The_Stargazer> not on PC tho
<The_Stargazer> not on PC thoL400[10:20:48] <The_Stargazer> it's a mobile game, so I
still have doubts
<The_Stargazer> it's a mobile game, so I
still have doubtsL401[10:20:52] <The_Stargazer> the fanart seems pretty
aight tho
<The_Stargazer> the fanart seems pretty
aight thoL402[10:21:08] <Inari> @The_Stargazer I
mean, I only like it "okay-ish" :P It's nice though,
yeah. And hmmm Gunsomething Frontline you mean?
L403[10:21:18] <The_Stargazer> Girls Frontline
<The_Stargazer> Girls FrontlineL404[10:21:23] <The_Stargazer> you thinking of
that?
<The_Stargazer> you thinking of
that?L405[10:21:39] <Inari> Yeah
L406[10:21:52] <The_Stargazer> also out of curiosity, how
many nep games do you own
<The_Stargazer> also out of curiosity, how
many nep games do you ownL407[10:21:56] <The_Stargazer> i have like seven
<The_Stargazer> i have like sevenL408[10:22:13] <Inari> Like 2 or so?
L409[10:22:26] <The_Stargazer> which ones, if you can
remember?
<The_Stargazer> which ones, if you can
remember?L410[10:23:02] <Inari> Cyberdimension
Neptunia: 4 Goddesses online, and some PS3 one, not sure right now
which that was though
L411[10:23:19] <The_Stargazer> the PS3 one is bound to be
one of the originals
<The_Stargazer> the PS3 one is bound to be
one of the originalsL412[10:23:24] <The_Stargazer> i'm now slightly
jealous
<The_Stargazer> i'm now slightly
jealousL413[10:23:35] <Inari> Amanda: Cats that
like fish! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvaQw77UQcw
L414[10:23:36] <MichiBot> Japanese meal
for cats | length: 6m 43s | Likes: 88,038 Dislikes: 598 Views: 1,152,053 | by
JunsKitchen | Published On 2/3/2020
L415[10:23:41] <Inari> Is it?
L416[10:23:47] <Inari> Also why
jealous
L417[10:23:52] <The_Stargazer> Yeah the originals were
PS3-exclusive iirc
<The_Stargazer> Yeah the originals were
PS3-exclusive iircL418[10:24:01] <The_Stargazer> Because I wanna play the
originals :c
<The_Stargazer> Because I wanna play the
originals :cL419[10:24:10] <Inari> Aren't there PS3
emulators by now
L420[10:24:28] <The_Stargazer> Yeah but isn't that..
illegal
<The_Stargazer> Yeah but isn't that..
illegalL421[10:24:59] <Izaya> Do you see any
cops?
L422[10:25:06] <The_Stargazer> Good point
<The_Stargazer> Good pointL423[10:25:10] <The_Stargazer> Although I'm in a public
space
<The_Stargazer> Although I'm in a public
spaceL424[10:25:17] <The_Stargazer> and I don't wanna pirate
ISOs
<The_Stargazer> and I don't wanna pirate
ISOsL425[10:25:21] <Inari> WIll make you
illegal
L426[10:27:21] <Izaya> ayy
L427[10:27:30] <Izaya> even figured out
why lzss decompression was wonky
L428[10:27:34] <Inari> %pet Izaya
L429[10:27:34] <MichiBot> Inari is petting
Izaya with baka site. Izaya regains 1d4 => 2 hit points!
L430[10:29:10] <Izaya> well
L431[10:29:15] <Izaya> one more thing and
I think I'm done :D
L432[10:29:49] <Izaya> just gotta add
recursing through directories
L433[10:42:33] <Inari> %pet
@The_Stargazer
L434[10:42:34] <MichiBot> Inari is
brushing @The_Stargazer with A lumpy potato. @The_Stargazer regains
1d4 => 4 hit points!
L435[10:44:11] <The_Stargazer> oh man
<The_Stargazer> oh manL436[10:44:19] <The_Stargazer> "A Perfect Hero"
at 0.5 speed is amazing
<The_Stargazer> "A Perfect Hero"
at 0.5 speed is amazingL437[10:45:13] <The_Stargazer> same for 0.75
<The_Stargazer> same for 0.75L438[10:47:13] <Izaya> >:D recusing
into dirs
L439[10:49:11] <The_Stargazer> hmm.. am trying out Girls
Frontline, i noticed Criware was involved, and iirc they were
involved in the development of one (or more?) of the Nep
games
<The_Stargazer> hmm.. am trying out Girls
Frontline, i noticed Criware was involved, and iirc they were
involved in the development of one (or more?) of the Nep
gamesL440[10:52:31] <Izaya> https://imgur.com/vv5BfOg.png
L441[10:55:06] <Izaya> you can in theory
concatenate archives together but not compressed ones
L442[10:55:11] <Izaya> I guess you could
lzcat them together
L443[10:55:29] <Izaya> (can't concatenate
lz16 archives because there's a 4-byte lz16 header
L444[10:55:31] <Izaya> )
L445[10:56:19] <The_Stargazer> lz16?
<The_Stargazer> lz16?L446[10:56:35] <Izaya> simple block
compression format for LZSS
L447[10:56:50] <Izaya> 2 bytes block
length followed by the compressed data
L448[10:57:00] <Izaya> LZ16 files start
with "lz16"
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L450[10:58:35] <Izaya> that's the whole
format
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L454[11:02:13] <Izaya> The_Stargazer:
https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-misc/src/branch/master/lz16/liblz16.lua
L455[11:03:14] <The_Stargazer> what's `tO.f` do
<The_Stargazer> what's `tO.f` doL456[11:03:23] <The_Stargazer> ` if fi:read(4) ~=
"lz16" and not tO.f then`
<The_Stargazer> ` if fi:read(4) ~=
"lz16" and not tO.f then`L457[11:03:30] <The_Stargazer> it sounds like a weird
variable name
<The_Stargazer> it sounds like a weird
variable nameL458[11:03:49] <Izaya> table of Options .
force
L459[11:03:53] <The_Stargazer> oh
<The_Stargazer> ohL460[11:03:56] <Izaya> however
L461[11:04:00] <Izaya> I think I may not
have pushed an update
L462[11:04:24] <The_Stargazer> why not call it
`options.force`
<The_Stargazer> why not call it
`options.force`L463[11:04:33] <The_Stargazer> much easier to read and
understand
<The_Stargazer> much easier to read and
understandL464[11:04:45] <The_Stargazer> a month later you'll
probably be going "what the fuck is `tO.f`
<The_Stargazer> a month later you'll
probably be going "what the fuck is `tO.f`L465[11:04:46] <The_Stargazer> a month later you'll
probably be going "what the fuck is `tO.f`"
[Edited]
<The_Stargazer> a month later you'll
probably be going "what the fuck is `tO.f`"
[Edited]L466[11:04:51] <Izaya> because the code is
adapted from a utility I wrote
L467[11:04:59] <Izaya> and tO.f isn't
relevant because there is no tO :D
L468[11:05:11] <The_Stargazer> how can there be no
tO
<The_Stargazer> how can there be no
tOL469[11:05:13] <The_Stargazer> how can there be no tO.f
[Edited]
<The_Stargazer> how can there be no tO.f
[Edited]L470[11:05:16] <The_Stargazer> if there's no tO
<The_Stargazer> if there's no tOL471[11:05:32] <Izaya> well there is no
tO.f
L472[11:05:35] <Izaya> because there is no
tO
L473[11:05:43] <Izaya> because in the
original utility I had
L474[11:05:46] <The_Stargazer> so `and not tO.f` is
always false
<The_Stargazer> so `and not tO.f` is
always falseL475[11:05:59] <The_Stargazer> because `tO.f` ==
`nil`
<The_Stargazer> because `tO.f` ==
`nil`L476[11:06:09] <Izaya> tA, tO =
shell.parse(...)
L477[11:06:26] <The_Stargazer> oh
<The_Stargazer> ohL478[11:06:34] <The_Stargazer> why not include like a
matches function
<The_Stargazer> why not include like a
matches functionL479[11:06:38] <The_Stargazer> and search for `-f` or
`--force`
<The_Stargazer> and search for `-f` or
`--force`L480[11:06:47] <Izaya> I don't
understand
L481[11:06:49] <Izaya> where
L482[11:06:51] <Izaya> in what
context
L483[11:06:59] <The_Stargazer> are you using `tO` at
all
<The_Stargazer> are you using `tO` at
allL484[11:07:09] <The_Stargazer> ..nope
<The_Stargazer> ..nopeL485[11:07:12] <Izaya> no there's
literally no tO
L486[11:07:18] <Izaya> it's just from
copypasting from the util
L487[11:07:25] <Izaya> that's a library
not a util
L488[11:07:44] <The_Stargazer> ohh
<The_Stargazer> ohhL489[11:07:57] <Izaya> the library is
neat
L490[11:07:58] <The_Stargazer> and tO.f is passed to the
lib?
<The_Stargazer> and tO.f is passed to the
lib?L491[11:08:04] <Izaya> not any more
:D
L492[11:08:07] <The_Stargazer> ah
<The_Stargazer> ahL493[11:08:11] <Izaya> so you can give it
an arbitrary LZ16 stream
L494[11:08:13] <Izaya> from a file
L495[11:08:16] <Izaya> or a network
connection
L496[11:08:18] <Izaya> or whatever
L497[11:08:26] <The_Stargazer> what happens if you
comment out the checks for a valid file
<The_Stargazer> what happens if you
comment out the checks for a valid fileL498[11:08:32] <The_Stargazer> and force it to
decompress, say, a lua file
<The_Stargazer> and force it to
decompress, say, a lua fileL499[11:08:43] <Izaya> and it returns a
stream that compresses or decompresses on the fly
L500[11:08:46] <Izaya> well
basically
L501[11:08:50] <The_Stargazer> that has just given me a
shitty idea
<The_Stargazer> that has just given me a
shitty ideaL502[11:08:51] <Izaya> you get garbage
output
L503[11:08:54] <The_Stargazer> a program that takes an
input
<The_Stargazer> a program that takes an
inputL504[11:08:57] <The_Stargazer> turns it into
garbage
<The_Stargazer> turns it into
garbageL505[11:09:02] <The_Stargazer> then makes the input from
the garbage
<The_Stargazer> then makes the input from
the garbageL506[11:09:08] <The_Stargazer> so it breaks and then
un-breaks
<The_Stargazer> so it breaks and then
un-breaksL507[11:09:20] <The_Stargazer> because technically you
can make anything out of anything
<The_Stargazer> because technically you
can make anything out of anythingL508[11:09:23] <The_Stargazer> you just need the
input
<The_Stargazer> you just need the
inputL509[11:09:29] <The_Stargazer> and some random data
<The_Stargazer> and some random dataL510[11:10:48] <Izaya> https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-misc/src/branch/master/mtar/OpenOS/usr/bin/mtar.lua
L511[11:11:34] <The_Stargazer> i wrote a program that
takes input from urandom and a file, and then turns the urandom
input into the file input
<The_Stargazer> i wrote a program that
takes input from urandom and a file, and then turns the urandom
input into the file inputL512[11:11:39] <Izaya> note:
L513[11:11:42] <Izaya> if opts.z
then
L514[11:11:44] <Izaya> f =
lz16.open(args[1],"rb")
L515[11:11:46] <Izaya> else
L516[11:11:48] <Izaya> f =
io.open(args[1],"rb")
L517[11:11:50] <Izaya> end
L518[11:12:00] <The_Stargazer> ?
<The_Stargazer> ?L519[11:12:05] <The_Stargazer> brg
<The_Stargazer> brgL520[11:12:07] <The_Stargazer> brb [Edited]
<The_Stargazer> brb [Edited]L521[11:12:49] <Izaya> tl;dr that opens
the file as an lz16 stream if you pass the program the -z
flag
L522[11:13:42] <The_Stargazer> ohh
<The_Stargazer> ohhL523[11:14:37] <The_Stargazer> also i now have a newfound
interest to listening to music in 0.75 speed
<The_Stargazer> also i now have a newfound
interest to listening to music in 0.75 speedL524[11:14:55] <Izaya> try Running in the
90's at 0.25x speed
L525[11:15:26] <The_Stargazer> that just sounds
weird
<The_Stargazer> that just sounds
weirdL526[11:15:50] <Izaya> sounds like a
totally different song
L527[11:15:57] <The_Stargazer> yeah
<The_Stargazer> yeahL528[11:16:15] <The_Stargazer> also: i see you're a man
of culture as well
<The_Stargazer> also: i see you're a man
of culture as wellL529[11:16:39] <Izaya> hardly
L530[11:18:54] <Izaya> this is going to
make software distribution so much easier though'
L531[11:19:11] <Izaya> I can just fget
package files and dump them onto /
L532[11:23:07] <The_Stargazer> fget?
<The_Stargazer> fget?L533[11:23:17] <Izaya> as in FRequest
Get
L534[11:24:31] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL535[11:24:31] <MichiBot> Dad-Sizzle!
Forecaster! You beat Lizzian's previous record of 2 hours, 16
minutes and 56 seconds (By 48 minutes and 27 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L536[11:24:32] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 3 hours, 5 minutes and 24 seconds! Forecaster also gained
0.00243 (0.00081 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#4. Need 0.00218 more points to pass simon816!
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L538[11:25:13] <Forecaster> just need another one of at
least 40something minutes and I'll claim #3 >:D
<Forecaster> just need another one of at
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L544[11:32:27] <Kristopher38> > then makes the input
from the garbage
<Kristopher38> > then makes the input
from the garbageL545[11:32:27] <Kristopher38> @The_Stargazer
congratulations, you just reinvented reciprocal cipher
<Kristopher38> @The_Stargazer
congratulations, you just reinvented reciprocal cipherL546[11:33:55] <The_Stargazer> oh that's already a
thing
<The_Stargazer> oh that's already a
thingL547[11:34:01] <The_Stargazer> but i mean like
<The_Stargazer> but i mean likeL548[11:34:04] <The_Stargazer> you give it a file
<The_Stargazer> you give it a fileL549[11:34:07] <The_Stargazer> it then copies the
file
<The_Stargazer> it then copies the
fileL550[11:34:17] <The_Stargazer> using nothing but
/dev/urandom (or math.random if you arent on linux)
<The_Stargazer> using nothing but
/dev/urandom (or math.random if you arent on linux)L551[11:34:38] ⇦
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L553[11:36:01] <Kristopher38> Not exactly sure what you
mean by that
<Kristopher38> Not exactly sure what you
mean by thatL554[11:36:12] <The_Stargazer> So
<The_Stargazer> SoL555[11:36:18] <The_Stargazer> You give it an input
file
<The_Stargazer> You give it an input
fileL556[11:36:22] <The_Stargazer> It reads one byte at a
time
<The_Stargazer> It reads one byte at a
timeL557[11:36:26] <The_Stargazer> Then it gets a random
byte
<The_Stargazer> Then it gets a random
byteL558[11:36:32] <The_Stargazer> Checks if that random one
matches what's read
<The_Stargazer> Checks if that random one
matches what's readL559[11:36:37] <The_Stargazer> If match, write to file
and repeat
<The_Stargazer> If match, write to file
and repeatL560[11:36:45] <The_Stargazer> If not, generate again
until it finds a match
<The_Stargazer> If not, generate again
until it finds a matchL561[11:37:22] <Kristopher38> D: I would ask why would
you want to do that
<Kristopher38> D: I would ask why would
you want to do thatL562[11:37:39] <Kristopher38> But sure enough you can for
the sake of it
<Kristopher38> But sure enough you can for
the sake of itL563[11:38:47] <Forecaster> that kind of sounds like a
very slow way of copying the file
<Forecaster> that kind of sounds like a
very slow way of copying the fileL564[11:38:54] <The_Stargazer> It is slow
<The_Stargazer> It is slowL565[11:38:59] <The_Stargazer> I made it for a
laugh
<The_Stargazer> I made it for a
laughL566[11:39:04] <The_Stargazer> It takes 12 minutes to
copy 1mb
<The_Stargazer> It takes 12 minutes to
copy 1mbL567[11:39:11] <The_Stargazer> well, about 11 and a
hafl
<The_Stargazer> well, about 11 and a
haflL568[11:39:13] <The_Stargazer> well, about 11 and a half
[Edited]
<The_Stargazer> well, about 11 and a half
[Edited]L569[11:40:22]
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L571[12:40:35] <ThePiGuy24> thats kinda what i would call
bogocopy
<ThePiGuy24> thats kinda what i would call
bogocopyL572[12:41:08] <ThePiGuy24> although that eould be
writing the whole file randomly, then checking if it matches the
original
<ThePiGuy24> although that eould be
writing the whole file randomly, then checking if it matches the
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L575[12:48:37] <Amanda> And a waste of
entropy
L576[12:49:11] <The_Stargazer> oh god
<The_Stargazer> oh godL577[12:49:13] <The_Stargazer> now i have to do
that
<The_Stargazer> now i have to do
thatL578[12:49:22] <The_Stargazer> write an entire file,
check, if not, re-write
<The_Stargazer> write an entire file,
check, if not, re-writeL579[12:49:28] <The_Stargazer> it'd take days, possibly
weeks to copy a file
<The_Stargazer> it'd take days, possibly
weeks to copy a fileL580[12:50:33] <The_Stargazer> but it'd further prove my
point that Original data > Original data < Garbage data
<The_Stargazer> but it'd further prove my
point that Original data > Original data < Garbage dataL581[12:50:45] <The_Stargazer> or, original data +
garbage data = original data
<The_Stargazer> or, original data +
garbage data = original dataL582[12:50:58] <The_Stargazer> can be further simplified:
x = x + n
<The_Stargazer> can be further simplified:
x = x + nL583[12:51:12] <The_Stargazer> where x is the original
data and n is just random garbage]
<The_Stargazer> where x is the original
data and n is just random garbage]L584[12:51:14] <The_Stargazer> where *x* is the original
data and *n* is just random garbage [Edited]
<The_Stargazer> where *x* is the original
data and *n* is just random garbage [Edited]L585[12:56:55] <ThePiGuy24> yes
<ThePiGuy24> yesL586[12:57:14] <ThePiGuy24> just because its random,
doesnt mean ifs nonzero
<ThePiGuy24> just because its random,
doesnt mean ifs nonzeroL587[12:57:29] <ThePiGuy24> %s/ifs/its
<ThePiGuy24> %s/ifs/itsL588[12:57:29] <MichiBot>
<ThePiGuy24> just because its random, doesnt mean its
nonzero
L589[13:07:28] <Izaya> still todo: daemon
that attaches remote components in the background
L590[13:29:53] <AdorableCatgirl> hi
<AdorableCatgirl> hiL591[13:51:06]
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L592[14:16:04] <AdorableCatgirl> self extracting archives
in lua let's go
<AdorableCatgirl> self extracting archives
in lua let's goL593[14:21:36]
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L601[16:14:33] <Carlen
White> Does `buffer:read(n)` block until it gets `n`
bytes?
<Carlen
White> Does `buffer:read(n)` block until it gets `n`
bytes?L602[16:14:42] <Carlen
White> Or will it return with what it has?
<Carlen
White> Or will it return with what it has?L603[16:25:45] <Forecaster> yes it blocks I think
<Forecaster> yes it blocks I thinkL604[16:25:52] <Forecaster> there is
buffer:setTimeout
<Forecaster> there is
buffer:setTimeoutL605[16:39:35] <payonel> i made a thing!
http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2020-03/msg00021.html
L606[16:41:47] <Michiyo> nice!
L607[16:41:57] <payonel> @Saghetti you
asked about multitasking in openos. and the hex pids :) yeah, why
not? :)
L608[16:42:33] <payonel> but yes, openos
/bin/ps will show concurrent procs, to make one, see https://ocdoc.cil.li/api:thread
L609[16:48:02] <payonel> @Ocawesome101
the tty writer layer in openos doesn't print \t: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/resources/assets/opencomputers/loot/openos/lib/tty.lua#L135
L610[16:50:07] <payonel> and, OC's \t char
symbol (from our fonts) is this fancy HT thing: ... which i can't
find an image for atm
L611[16:50:27] <Vexatos> I got it as an
email D:
L612[16:56:47] <payonel> what, my lua
post?
L613[16:57:01] <Vexatos> yes
L614[16:57:18] <payonel> i'm pretty
excited. made my first contribution to the lua world
L615[16:57:34] <Vexatos> I never did
L616[16:57:41] <Vexatos> I also never
looked too deep into lua though
L617[17:13:04] <Vexatos> good job,
payo
L618[17:14:10] <payonel> woo!
L619[17:15:44] <Ocawesome101> payonel: oh ok
<Ocawesome101> payonel: oh okL620[17:38:48] <JackPS9>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/wetocewiwo
<JackPS9>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/wetocewiwoL621[17:38:54] <JackPS9>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/arolodeyiw
<JackPS9>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/arolodeyiwL622[17:39:22] <MGR> Yes
that looks right
<MGR> Yes
that looks rightL623[17:40:07] <payonel> yep
L624[17:40:45] <payonel> also, @JackPS9 -
try to send each line in discord chat on its own
L625[17:40:58] <payonel> those of us in
irc-land see this: ...
L626[17:41:08] <JackPS9>
oh
<JackPS9>
ohL628[17:41:18] <Bob> if
its a library, i would localize the functions
<Bob> if
its a library, i would localize the functionsL629[17:41:22] <Bob> since
this is vanilla Lua
<Bob> since
this is vanilla LuaL630[17:41:28] <Bob> every
bit squeezed out helps
<Bob> every
bit squeezed out helpsL631[17:42:15] <payonel> @Bob huh?
L632[17:42:44] <Bob>
literally localize functions
<Bob>
literally localize functionsL633[17:42:50] <Bob> make
em local and reuse
<Bob> make
em local and reuseL634[17:43:30] <payonel> which function
would you localize?
L635[17:43:34] <JackPS9>
using a GUIEditor, so trying to put some of my stuff in a different
lua file so I dont have to keep re-writting the same stuff over and
over again
<JackPS9>
using a GUIEditor, so trying to put some of my stuff in a different
lua file so I dont have to keep re-writting the same stuff over and
over againL636[17:44:02] <Bob> use
external IDEs
<Bob> use
external IDEsL637[17:44:04] <MGR>
Pretty reasonable 🙂
<MGR>
Pretty reasonable 🙂L638[17:44:08] <MGR> Also
what Bob said
<MGR> Also
what Bob saidL639[17:44:14] <payonel> hold up
L640[17:44:17] <Bob>
Notepad++ superiorest IDE ¯\(ツ)/¯
<Bob>
Notepad++ superiorest IDE ¯\(ツ)/¯L641[17:44:30] <payonel> @Bob you aren't
making sense
L642[17:44:31] <JackPS9>
friend's server
<JackPS9>
friend's serverL643[17:44:39] <JackPS9>
else I would
<JackPS9>
else I wouldL644[17:44:41] <Bob>
@JackPS9 use FTP
<Bob>
@JackPS9 use FTPL645[17:44:43] <MGR> Jack,
you can copy and paste
<MGR> Jack,
you can copy and pasteL646[17:44:44] <payonel> what function
would you make local
L647[17:44:48] <Bob> and
yeah
<Bob> and
yeahL648[17:45:08] <Bob>
component.proxy, print but thats overkill usually i use that for
GPU functions especially
<Bob>
component.proxy, print but thats overkill usually i use that for
GPU functions especiallyL649[17:45:51] <payonel> you mean grab a
reference to save from table lookups on repeated calls?
L650[17:46:06] <Bob>
yeah
<Bob>
yeahL651[17:46:10] <Bob> from
that exclusively
<Bob> from
that exclusivelyL652[17:46:39] <payonel> so.....wow...the
dude has like 3 lines of code and you're already micro-optimizing
the code
L653[17:46:50] <Bob>
👏
<Bob>
👏L654[17:46:56] <payonel> let me put a LOT
more emphasis on micro
L655[17:47:27] <Elfi> Yeah, let's focus on
the bigger picture
L656[17:47:34] <payonel> i've run many
many benchmarks on lua performance. millions of iterations. you'll
be hard pressed to ever notice a speed up on table looups
L657[17:48:02] <Inari> How about skirt
lookups?
L658[17:48:08] *
payonel blushes
L659[17:48:15] <payonel> hopefully no one
notices that
L660[17:48:15] <Forecaster> %bap Inari
<Forecaster> %bap InariL661[17:48:15] <MichiBot> Forecaster baps
Inari with Free Bird!
L662[17:48:18] <payonel> %pet Inari
L663[17:48:18] <MichiBot> payonel is
petting Inari with explosive acorns. Inari regains 1d4 => 3 hit
points!
L664[17:48:29] <payonel> ha, regains
hitpoints from that? nice
L665[17:48:44] <Forecaster> presumably they explode
healing magic
<Forecaster> presumably they explode
healing magicL666[17:49:50] <JackPS9>
uh so what is the controls to paste XD
<JackPS9>
uh so what is the controls to paste XDL667[17:49:55] <payonel> insert
L668[17:49:58] <payonel>
(configurable)
L669[17:50:18] <Forecaster> or middle mouse button
<Forecaster> or middle mouse buttonL670[17:52:40] <Vexatos> payonel, when
your lua project gets large and involves rendering (love2d),
micro-optimization becomes relevant :P
L671[17:53:10] <Vexatos> also can someone
please update luajit thanks
L672[17:53:24] <Vexatos> you have no idea
how bad lua 5.1 is compared to 5.3 until you have to use it
L673[17:53:26] <Forecaster> impossible
<Forecaster> impossibleL674[17:53:36] <Forecaster> somone has no idea how to do
that
<Forecaster> somone has no idea how to do
thatL675[17:53:38] <Bob> Love
uses LuaJIT so localizing table values becomes irrelevent lol
<Bob> Love
uses LuaJIT so localizing table values becomes irrelevent lolL676[17:53:47] <Bob> and
yeah
<Bob> and
yeahL677[17:53:48] <Vexatos> they didn't know
what metatables are back then
L678[17:53:57] <Bob> Mike
Pall added GC64 fixes recently
<Bob> Mike
Pall added GC64 fixes recentlyL679[17:53:59] <Bob> but
thats it
<Bob> but
thats itL680[17:54:01] <Vexatos> doing anything is
impossible
L681[17:54:40] <Bob> x
doubt
<Bob> x
doubtL682[17:54:59] <Bob>
doable but from 5.3 its so sad seeing everything not working
<Bob>
doable but from 5.3 its so sad seeing everything not workingL683[17:55:04] *
Elfi yawns, goes to find a cozy spot where she can clean her
antennae and have a nap. z.z
L684[17:57:32] <Vexatos> 5.1 has most of
the useful metatables missing
L685[17:59:02] <payonel> Vexatos:
"involves rendering" is definitely in the realm of hard
pressed edge cases :)
L686[17:59:49] <Vexatos> love2d :P
L687[18:00:21] <Vexatos> but that is
luajit
L688[18:00:24] <Vexatos> so it doesn't
matter anyway
L689[18:00:34] <Bob>
yeah
<Bob>
yeahL690[18:01:13] ⇦
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L692[18:12:09] <ThePiGuy24> rip ive been outbid on the
server i was gonna buy
<ThePiGuy24> rip ive been outbid on the
server i was gonna buyL693[18:13:44] *
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L695[18:16:18] <payonel> rude
L696[18:23:03] <AdorableCatgirl> Lua 5.3 is so much nicer
to write
<AdorableCatgirl> Lua 5.3 is so much nicer
to writeL697[18:26:58] <ThePiGuy24> k yeah i cant find any other
r720's that are good specced and that i can afford
<ThePiGuy24> k yeah i cant find any other
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L699[18:28:01] <Michiyo> I just bought a
pair of new 12c CPUs for mine.
L700[18:32:31] <Inari>
s/CPUs/panties/
L701[18:32:32] <MichiBot> <Michiyo>
I just bought a pair of new 12c panties for mine.
L702[18:34:05] <payonel> %inari
L703[18:34:06] <MichiBot> payonel:
http://i.imgur.com/XoYgHyi.gif
L704[18:35:30] <Michiyo> 12 core
panties.
L705[18:35:32] <Michiyo> huh.
L706[18:35:47] <payonel> the thread count
is really high on those
L707[18:35:53] <Michiyo> well, with 24
cores of panties, everything contained in them will be toasty
L708[18:37:30] *
Inari wraps herself up in panties to be toasty too
L709[18:39:28] <Kleadron>
;)
<Kleadron>
;)L710[18:39:39] <Michiyo> Actually, damn
server even at 100% CPU load is only around 35c
L711[18:42:56] <Ocawesome101> Nice
<Ocawesome101> NiceL712[18:43:09] <Ocawesome101> My desktop idles at 50-60c
iirc
<Ocawesome101> My desktop idles at 50-60c
iircL713[18:48:28] <JackPS9>
yay, my mini-library is done and outputs a the info to a vertical
progress bar and label
<JackPS9>
yay, my mini-library is done and outputs a the info to a vertical
progress bar and labelL714[18:48:35] <JackPS9>
yay, my mini-library is done and outputs the info to a vertical
progress bar and label [Edited]
<JackPS9>
yay, my mini-library is done and outputs the info to a vertical
progress bar and label [Edited]L715[18:48:48] <Ocawesome101> %tonk
<Ocawesome101> %tonkL716[18:48:49] <MichiBot> Dagnammit!
Ocawesome101! You beat Forecaster's previous record of 3 hours, 5
minutes and 24 seconds (By 4 hours, 18 minutes and 53 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L717[18:48:49] <MichiBot> Ocawesome101's
new record is 7 hours, 24 minutes and 17 seconds! Ocawesome101 also
gained 0.01724 (0.00431 x 4) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
Position #5. Need 0.14079 more points to pass Forecaster!
L718[18:49:01] <Ocawesome101> Christ
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L720[18:54:33] <Michiyo> 33GB of ram
used.
L721[18:54:34] <Michiyo> 12%
L722[18:54:38] <Michiyo> :D
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L728[19:54:30] <Michiyo> hmm
L729[19:54:40] <Michiyo> github.com throws
a destination host unreachable on one of my VMs..
L730[20:00:20] <Elfi> Huh, I wonder what's
causing it to route into a wall like that
L731[20:11:01] <Michiyo> *face
desks*
L732[20:11:10] <Michiyo> Possibly the
192.0.0.0\8 route.
L733[20:11:50] <Michiyo> since github is
on 192.30.etc
L734[20:13:01] <Michiyo> why... why is
192.0.0.0 in the routing table ._.
L735[20:21:14] <Michiyo> Yeah can confirm
after removing the route.... Github works fine
L736[20:21:24] <Ocawesome101> strange
<Ocawesome101> strangeL737[20:32:03] <Zef> Is
there a easily available distro of linux that has nothing but what
you need to host a minecraft server?
<Zef> Is
there a easily available distro of linux that has nothing but what
you need to host a minecraft server?L738[20:33:56] <Michiyo> @Zef I've heard
MineOS mentioned before https://minecraft.codeemo.com/
L739[20:34:30] <Michiyo> I've never used
it, but I know of people who have
L740[20:34:47] <Zef> Oh
awesome, I'll try it out
<Zef> Oh
awesome, I'll try it outL741[20:37:16] <Ocawesome101> ~w relay
<Ocawesome101> ~w relayL742[20:37:17] <ocdoc> Predicted http://ocd.cil.li/api:thread
L743[20:38:14] <Ocawesome101> who manages the wiki i.e.
can add new pages, or is there a way for me to do it? I'd like to
make one on the relay
<Ocawesome101> who manages the wiki i.e.
can add new pages, or is there a way for me to do it? I'd like to
make one on the relayL744[20:38:52] <Michiyo> Make an account
on the wiki.
L745[20:38:58] <Michiyo> Then you too can
contribute to the wiki.
L746[20:39:14] <Ocawesome101> I have one
<Ocawesome101> I have oneL747[20:39:27] <Michiyo> Then great
news!
L748[20:40:07] <Ocawesome101> oh, never mind
<Ocawesome101> oh, never mindL749[20:40:18] <Ocawesome101> it's under `switch` for
some reason
<Ocawesome101> it's under `switch` for
some reasonL750[20:40:39] <Michiyo> Bah, looks like
page creation got restricted at some point..
L751[20:40:41] <Michiyo> it wasn't
though
L752[20:40:53] <Michiyo> No
L753[20:41:05] <Ocawesome101> hmm
<Ocawesome101> hmmL754[20:41:13] <Michiyo> it's there.. so
yeah you can create pages, just go to the non existent page, click
Options and create page
L755[20:42:15] <Ocawesome101> oh ok
<Ocawesome101> oh okL756[20:42:17] <Ocawesome101> cool
<Ocawesome101> coolL757[20:43:29] <Ocawesome101> is a wireless relay created
by placing a wireless card into an existing Relay, or by crafting
it with a wireless card?
<Ocawesome101> is a wireless relay created
by placing a wireless card into an existing Relay, or by crafting
it with a wireless card?L758[20:46:59] <Michiyo> Yeah, it's one of
those.
L759[20:47:20] <Ocawesome101> but which one? :O
<Ocawesome101> but which one? :OL760[20:47:44] <Michiyo> One of 'em, most
likely
L761[20:47:51] <Michiyo> Possibly
L762[20:50:15] <Zef> well
mine os immediately kernal panicked so that's a good sign
<Zef> well
mine os immediately kernal panicked so that's a good signL763[20:50:27] <Ocawesome101> oof
<Ocawesome101> oofL764[20:52:31] <Zef> So I
guess it failed to mount the usb drive that it was booting off of
in the first place?
<Zef> So I
guess it failed to mount the usb drive that it was booting off of
in the first place?L765[20:52:43] <Ocawesome101> ...huh
<Ocawesome101> ...huhL766[20:52:46] <Zef> can't
open /dev/sr0: no medium found
<Zef> can't
open /dev/sr0: no medium foundL767[20:53:00] <Zef> and
it repeats that over and over again until dropping to a
commandline
<Zef> and
it repeats that over and over again until dropping to a
commandlineL768[20:53:08] <Zef> and
then after a little bit kernal panicking
<Zef> and
then after a little bit kernal panickingL769[20:54:15] <Zef> I
guess I can try burning it to cd, if it's small enough
<Zef> I
guess I can try burning it to cd, if it's small enoughL770[20:54:32] <Ocawesome101> also turns out
<Ocawesome101> also turns outL771[20:54:43] <Ocawesome101> wireless/linked relays are
created by right-clicking
<Ocawesome101> wireless/linked relays are
created by right-clickingL772[20:54:47] <Ocawesome101> not crafting
<Ocawesome101> not craftingL773[20:56:17] <Ocawesome101> ~w assembler
<Ocawesome101> ~w assemblerL774[20:56:17] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/block:assembler
L775[21:18:32] <JackPS9>
ah, much better my setup was like 50 lines, just using a bunch of
functions. Now down to 25 lines and looping through an array which
contains what info goes where
<JackPS9>
ah, much better my setup was like 50 lines, just using a bunch of
functions. Now down to 25 lines and looping through an array which
contains what info goes whereL776[21:24:23] <Ocawesome101> hmm, it appears
`buffer:lines` is broken
<Ocawesome101> hmm, it appears
`buffer:lines` is brokenL777[21:26:31] <Ocawesome101> In Open Kernel
<Ocawesome101> In Open KernelL778[21:40:25]
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L789[21:50:31] <Bob> very
nice
<Bob> very
niceL790[22:06:21] <Inari> Indeed
L791[22:06:48] <JackPS9>
would a second install wipe all the already written programs?
<JackPS9>
would a second install wipe all the already written programs?L792[22:07:25] <Ocawesome101> of OpenOS?
<Ocawesome101> of OpenOS?L793[22:07:33] <JackPS9>
ya and just found the answer is no
<JackPS9>
ya and just found the answer is noL794[22:07:41] <Ocawesome101> ok
<Ocawesome101> okL795[22:07:43] <Ocawesome101> cool
<Ocawesome101> coolL796[22:09:05] <JackPS9>
which sucks for me as I wanna wipe all the mistake files, as I have
RL copies now and I made a ton of files by mistake
<JackPS9>
which sucks for me as I wanna wipe all the mistake files, as I have
RL copies now and I made a ton of files by mistakeL797[22:11:47] <ThePiGuy24> rm -rf /
<ThePiGuy24> rm -rf /L798[22:11:55] <ThePiGuy24> then reinstall
<ThePiGuy24> then reinstallL799[22:12:57] <JackPS9>
-rf?
<JackPS9>
-rf?L800[22:12:57] <JackPS9> I
understand rm, but havent seen -rf before
<JackPS9> I
understand rm, but havent seen -rf beforeL801[22:13:06] <JackPS9>
-rf? I understand rm, but havent seen -rf before [Edited]
<JackPS9>
-rf? I understand rm, but havent seen -rf before [Edited]L802[22:13:12] <ThePiGuy24> r = recursive, f =
force
<ThePiGuy24> r = recursive, f =
forceL803[22:13:17] <JackPS9>
ah
<JackPS9>
ahL804[22:13:32] <ThePiGuy24> so: delete everything in
every folder, yes im absolutely sure
<ThePiGuy24> so: delete everything in
every folder, yes im absolutely sureL805[22:13:40] <ThePiGuy24> so: "delete everything
in every folder, yes im absolutely sure" [Edited]
<ThePiGuy24> so: "delete everything
in every folder, yes im absolutely sure" [Edited]L806[22:14:01] <ThePiGuy24> add a v if you wanna see
which files are being nuked
<ThePiGuy24> add a v if you wanna see
which files are being nukedL807[22:25:17] <Ocawesome101> And it’s fixed. No clue why
the code I had was breaking it.
<Ocawesome101> And it’s fixed. No clue why
the code I had was breaking it.L808[22:25:30] <Ocawesome101> Next up: OpenOS
compatibility!
<Ocawesome101> Next up: OpenOS
compatibility!L809[22:27:26] <Saghetti>
--no-preserve-root
<Saghetti>
--no-preserve-rootL810[22:30:14] ⇦
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L811[22:32:17] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL812[22:32:18] <MichiBot> You drink a
liquid void potion (New!). The bottle turns into a black
trident.
L813[22:32:25] <Forecaster> Ooh
<Forecaster> OohL814[22:32:47] <Saghetti>
%sip
<Saghetti>
%sipL815[22:32:47] <MichiBot> You drink a
solid aqua potion (New!). The next remote Saghetti looks for is
extra hard to find.
L816[22:32:55] <Saghetti>
dang it
<Saghetti>
dang itL817[22:42:40] <Michiyo> %sip
L818[22:42:40] <MichiBot> You drink a
stirring octiron potion (New!). A genie appears out of the empty
bottle, turns it into a pie, then vanishes.
L819[22:42:47] <Michiyo> huh..
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L822[23:46:25] <JackPS9>
anyway to use clear from a file?
<JackPS9>
anyway to use clear from a file?L823[23:49:02] <CompanionCube> y'all
should see this wankery: https://twitter.com/JoshuaPotash/status/1235696925778653185?ref_src=twsrc%5Ewtf