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L1[00:00:09]
<ThePiGuy24> oh nice there is an 8GB model
of the RPi4
L2[00:00:17] <Izaya> T1 has a separate
configurable range yes
L3[00:00:42] <Lizzy> i said that earlier lol
(8gb pi4)
L4[00:01:45]
<ThePiGuy24> rip
L5[00:01:47]
<Ariri> I
kinda want one for face recog magic mirror and for a portable thing
but idk
L6[00:02:53]
<ThePiGuy24> i think it would make for a
pretty good MC server :p
L7[00:03:45]
<ThePiGuy24> i wonder if they will release
a 16GB version, and just keep doubling the ram every year or so
:p
L8[00:04:28]
<Kristopher38> but most importantly, tier
1 works only when the planets align correctly
L9[00:04:49] <Lizzy> maybe? i somewhat doubt
it though because then you're getting into the realms of
higher-power computers and i think they still want to keep the pi
the same size
L11[00:06:46] <MichiBot> Ariri: Inari will
be notified of this message when next seen.
L12[00:07:56]
<Rph> I did
some work on getting OC's GPUs to go super fast for rendering
images
L13[00:10:22]
<payonel>
with the new vram?
L14[00:10:46]
<Rph>
no,
L15[00:10:50]
<payonel>
oh 😦
L16[00:10:51]
<Rph> its
based on old work
L17[00:10:53]
<Rph> but I
finished it up recently
L18[00:10:57]
<Rph> It
can be adapted for new vram quite easily
L19[00:11:03]
<Rph> but
even without vram its already super fast
L20[00:11:14]
<Rph> I
posted more stuff about it (including code) in #1337c0de
L21[00:11:24] <Izaya> post it here
L22[00:11:30] <Izaya> this is the
OpenComputers IRC channel, after all
L25[00:11:42]
<Rph>
encoder = go software to convert png into the magic file
format
L26[00:11:49]
<Rph>
standalone-viewer = openos program to render the images
L27[00:12:44]
<Rph> fif
stands for fast image format, yes its cheesy but oh well
L28[00:13:01]
<Rph> I
will prepare some test images and record a video
L31[00:19:01] <Izaya> I imagine the merge
in is just an effect of running fast, but it's a nice effect
L32[00:19:49]
<Rph> Its
the fastest with images with high amounts of color blocks, best
case scenario being the rainbow seen in the video
L33[00:23:33]
<Rph> The
primary purpose of this (originally) was just advertising boards on
a server I play on
L34[00:23:44]
<payonel>
@Michiyo warm day
L35[00:23:49]
<payonel>
i'm going for a 4mile walk today
L36[00:23:50]
<payonel>
at 5
L37[00:24:12]
<Kristopher38> %lua 4*1.81
L38[00:24:13] <MichiBot> 7.24
L39[00:25:10] ⇨
Joins: Blue_595 (webchat@47.196.97.219)
L40[00:25:35] <Blue_595> soup was invented
by John Soup in 1927 when he tried to drink a chicken
L41[00:30:52] <Michiyo> @payonel yeah it is
a bit warm out
L42[00:30:59] <Michiyo> I miss
winter.
L43[00:30:59] <Michiyo> lol
L45[00:31:29] ⇦
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(Quit: Insert quantum chemistry joke here)
L46[00:31:32] <Michiyo> It's causing the
covid!
L47[00:31:56] <Blue_595> what a surprise
(/s)
L48[00:32:00] <Michiyo> a "proprietary
holographic nano-layer catalyst technology" and a
"remediation from all harmful radiation, electro-smog and
biohazard pollution".
L49[00:32:03] <Michiyo> o_O
L50[00:32:04] <Michiyo> O_o
L51[00:32:13]
<Saghetti>
o.O
L52[00:32:15] <Izaya> > A full teardown
of the item found "no electrical or other connections between
the device and the 'sticker' and also no additional components
other than the USB stick," PTP's Phil Eveleigh wrote.
L53[00:32:23] <Amanda> ... I misread that
as "electro-song"
L54[00:32:28] <Blue_595> :D
L55[00:32:37] <Izaya> anti-miku
device
L56[00:32:43] <Michiyo> HAHA a 128MB flash
drive.
L57[00:33:07] <Blue_595> 128MB?!
L58[00:33:08] <Izaya> with a PDF about how
great the thingo is
L59[00:33:10] <Michiyo> "It's an
'always on' system apparently, is always working, powered or not,
so no visual checks needed," said PTP.
L60[00:33:14] <Blue_595> is it large
capacities causing the covid?
L61[00:33:17] <Michiyo> WHAT THE ACTUAL
EVERLOVIN FUCK?
L62[00:33:30]
<payonel>
🙂
L63[00:34:50] <Michiyo> Hello IRC
payonel
L64[00:34:56] <payonel> HI :)
L65[00:35:04] <Izaya> "Hello
Joe." [hangs up]
L66[00:36:42]
<Saghetti>
ill buy it
L67[00:36:49]
<Saghetti>
it protects me from those dangerous 5gs
L68[00:36:50]
<Saghetti>
oooooo
L69[00:36:53]
<Saghetti>
much scary
L70[00:37:21] <Amanda> psh, rich fuck. Just
molotov a cell tower like the rest of us
L71[00:37:57]
<Saghetti>
~~count me in~~
L72[00:38:52] <Blue_595> the only viruses
here are... well the covid, but also your rampant stupidity
L73[00:39:28]
<Saghetti>
idk if you can tell we're being sarcastic or now
L74[00:39:32]
<Saghetti>
not*
L75[00:39:33] <Izaya> How much is a 5G base
station worth?
L76[00:40:07] <CompanionCube> Izaya: Hello,
Mike.
L79[00:40:59]
<Saghetti>
this makes me sick
L80[00:41:01]
<Saghetti>
first result
L81[00:41:16]
<Saghetti>
it makes me more sick than all of the radiation from all 5g towers
combined
L82[00:41:23] <Blue_595> remembere
L83[00:41:37] <Blue_595> its a .com giving
you supposed safety information
L84[00:41:41]
<Saghetti>
Ok. I will remembere
L85[00:41:47] <Blue_595> and unless its
from the manufacturer of a product theyre telling you about
L86[00:41:51] <Blue_595> dont trust
them
L87[00:42:02]
<Saghetti>
:Thonk:
L88[00:42:30] *
Amanda snugs up around Elfi, offers her tail as a floofy blanket,
load up her stories for some vegging out
L89[00:42:43] <Blue_595> what the
fuck
L90[00:43:08] *
Lizzy joins Amanda and Elfi's cuddle puddle
L91[00:43:12] * Elfi
is too warm for for blanket, flops and rolls tiny dice
L92[00:43:13] <Blue_595> you know, maybe
don't use DuckDuckGo
L93[00:43:18]
<Saghetti>
Blue_595: bruh
L94[00:43:27]
<Saghetti>
do you think i actually believe the 5g conspiracies or smth
L95[00:43:31]
<Saghetti>
i'm not that stupid
L96[00:43:35] <Blue_595> but still
dont
L97[00:43:39] <Blue_595> to save your brain
cells
L98[00:43:58]
<Saghetti>
why save them when i already lost all of them trying to port
adventure to michibot
L99[00:44:01]
<Saghetti>
there's nothing left to ave
L100[00:44:06] <Blue_595> oh
L101[00:44:07] <Blue_595> ok
L102[00:44:14] <Blue_595> carry on
then
L103[00:44:22]
<Saghetti>
speaking of that
L104[00:44:24] <Lizzy>
"understandable have a nice day"
L105[00:44:27]
<Saghetti>
%lua adv("look")
L106[00:44:27] <MichiBot> You are standing
in frozen tundra. | It is daytime. | There is a cave entrance and a
river here.
L107[00:44:45]
<Kristopher38>
>radiationhealthrisks.com
L108[00:45:05] <Izaya> is that CC
adventure?
L109[00:45:09]
<Saghetti>
yes
L110[00:45:39]
<Saghetti>
it was actually fairly easy to port
L111[00:45:48]
<Saghetti>
also
L112[00:45:55]
<Saghetti>
%lua adv("craft computer")
L113[00:45:55] <MichiBot> By creating a
computer in a computer in a computer, you tear a hole in the
spacetime continuum from which no mortal being can escape. | You
have died. | Score: &e0
L114[00:46:15] <Michiyo> &e0 indeed
MichiBot
L115[00:46:34] <Izaya> >look up
"Hyperion"
L116[00:46:36] <Izaya> > it's all
mice
L117[00:46:38] *
Izaya screams
L118[00:46:50] <Blue_595> the EXISTANCE of
that site
L119[00:46:56] <Blue_595> existence*
fuck
L120[00:47:06] <Blue_595> is honestly...
offensive
L121[00:47:16] <CompanionCube> Blue_595: i
mean, places like stormfront are worse
L123[00:47:25] <Blue_595> oh no
L124[00:47:28] <Blue_595> oh no no no
no
L125[00:47:33] <Blue_595> i must find
another planet
L126[00:48:03] *
Michiyo hands Blue_595 a rocket and a map to the
universe
L127[00:48:07] <CompanionCube> (do you
already know what stormfront is or shall i tell you the
shit?)
L128[00:48:21] <Blue_595> sure go
ahead
L129[00:48:25] <Blue_595> so i dont stain
my search history
L130[00:48:48] <CompanionCube> stormfront
is a forum gathering of neonazis and white-supremacists
L131[00:48:49] <Blue_595> oh
L132[00:48:54] <Blue_595> oohhhhh
L133[00:48:58] <Blue_595> fuck
L135[00:49:29] <CompanionCube> ooh
L136[00:49:31] <Blue_595> thats another
one for "mass genocide reasons bingo"
L137[00:49:51] <Blue_595> seems like some
kind of deep web shit tbh
L138[00:50:02] <CompanionCube> (see also:
'the daily stormer', which was so bad it got kicked from cloudflare
a few years back)
L139[00:50:42]
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L140[00:50:44] <Blue_595> ok
L141[00:50:52] <Blue_595> hes back lets
shut up
L142[00:51:08] <CompanionCube> i think in
fact they were the *first ever* site to be kicked, but i'll shut
up
L143[00:51:10] <Blue_595> p r e s e r v e
h i s i n n o c e n c e
L144[00:51:52] <Izaya> CompanionCube: why
are these IBM PowerPC workstations so cute
L145[00:52:29] <CompanionCube> aren't they
just
L146[00:52:29] <Blue_595> well, seems like
a pretty good way to ruin someone's -day- LIFE
L147[00:53:55] <CompanionCube> if you
don't like it then if you ever end up on 4chan or whatever 8chan is
called now, never look at /pol/
L148[00:54:00] ⇦
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closed for inactivity)
L149[00:54:08] <CompanionCube> it's very
likely to be basically the same thing or even worse.
L150[00:54:44] <Izaya> >The rare PPC
ThinkPads will run Solaris as well
L151[00:54:59] <Izaya> I don't think I
physically can squee, but if I could, I would
L152[00:55:34] <CompanionCube> Izaya: inb4
'they can run something like amigaos' too
L153[00:55:38] <Blue_595> @CompanionCube
were those last 2 lines for me?
L154[00:55:43] <CompanionCube> Blue_595:
yes
L155[00:55:46] <Blue_595> oh
L156[00:56:37] <CompanionCube> would
running amigaos or similar be even more squee? i think so
L157[00:56:48] <Izaya> BeOS would
L158[00:56:56] <Izaya> I have no
particular love for the Amiga
L159[00:57:05] <Izaya> the OS was
interesting only in that it didn't do memory protection
L160[00:57:10] <Izaya> and the hardware
was very brittle
L161[00:57:12] <CompanionCube> point
L162[00:57:16] <Blue_595> unrelated
L163[00:57:33] <Blue_595> RadioShack
276-150 is a nice little perfboard module for whatever shit you
come up with
L164[00:58:12] <Michiyo> Heads up, I ban
for speaking of that place.
L165[00:58:39] <CompanionCube> shame it's
too old for virtualisation so you can't run multiple sweet PPC
oses
L166[00:58:40] <Michiyo> :P
L167[00:58:42] <Blue_595> what
place?
L168[00:58:48]
<payonel>
haha
L169[00:58:51]
<payonel> i
remember those days!
L170[00:59:04] <CompanionCube> Michiyo:
can you disambiguate which unmentionable shithole you're referring
to?
L171[00:59:09] <Michiyo> RadioShack
:P
L172[00:59:13] <Blue_595> ban him!!
L173[00:59:21] <Izaya> This is not the
expected shithole.
L174[00:59:22]
<Saghetti>
%stab RadioShack
L175[00:59:22] <MichiBot> Saghetti is
stabbing RadioShack with anesthetic for 1d4 => 2 damage!
Anesthetic gets lost in the woods and is never seen again.
L176[00:59:30] <Izaya> I'm just gonna smug
over here at Jaycar
L177[00:59:32] <Michiyo> I worked there
for 3 years, I can speak of it.
L178[00:59:34] <Michiyo> :p
L179[00:59:39] <Blue_595> %stab
Michiyo
L180[00:59:39] <MichiBot> Blue_595 is
stabbing Michiyo with a machine that goes ding for 1d4 => 4
damage! The machine that goes ding angered a gnome and didn't get
away in time.
L181[00:59:40] <CompanionCube> %fling
RadioShack
L182[00:59:41] <MichiBot> CompanionCube
flings RadioShack in a random direction. It hits dequbed on the
left hand. They take 1d4 => 3 damage!
L183[00:59:56] <Blue_595> %fling
CompanionCube
L184[00:59:56] <MichiBot> Blue_595 flings
CompanionCube in a random direction. It hits Totoro right in
their lunch. They take 1d4 => 1 damage!
L185[01:01:13] <Blue_595> ok well
L186[01:01:22] <Blue_595> time to make
some kinda modem module in Fritzing
L187[01:01:31] <Blue_595> is that another
unmentionable shithole?
L188[01:01:40]
<AdorableCatgirl> >another discord
guild
L189[01:01:48]
<AdorableCatgirl> >people discussing a
shitshow going on inside amazon
L190[01:02:05]
<Saghetti>
imagine calling it a guild
L191[01:02:13] <Izaya> it's correct
L192[01:02:16]
<AdorableCatgirl> ^
L193[01:02:20] <Michiyo> ^
L194[01:02:21] <Blue_595> yeah but they
have Jeff Bezos money now and its just not the same
L195[01:02:27]
<Saghetti>
sure, that may be how it's referred to internally
L196[01:02:29] <Izaya> the API says guild,
the code says guild
L197[01:02:36] <Izaya> calling it a server
is just marketing
L198[01:02:49] <Izaya> it's simply not a
server
L201[01:03:01]
<Saghetti>
yeah, it's not a server
L202[01:03:02]
<Saghetti>
at all
L203[01:03:07] <Izaya> so
L204[01:03:14] <CompanionCube> calling
yourself X doesn't make you an X. See: CPC, DPRK.
L205[01:03:18] <Izaya> you're saying it's
more correct to call it something other than a server
L206[01:03:21] <Izaya> :D
L207[01:03:29]
<Saghetti>
but i like the terminology, so i'll stick with it
L208[01:03:35]
<Saghetti>
although it's confusing at times
L209[01:03:41] <Izaya>
s/confusing/lying/
L210[01:03:42] <MichiBot> <Saghetti>
although it's lying at times
L211[01:03:49]
<Saghetti>
i just can't break the habit
L212[01:04:02]
<Saghetti>
so i can't call the DPRK the DPRK because it's not democratic
L213[01:04:04]
<Saghetti>
i see how it is
L214[01:04:12] <Michiyo> Correct.
L215[01:04:30] <Izaya> Dictatorial
Person's Republic of Korea
L216[01:04:37] <Izaya> :^)
L217[01:04:39] <CompanionCube> Izaya: not
really a republic
L218[01:04:41]
<Saghetti>
and i can't call windows windows because it's not a physcial
object
L219[01:04:42] <CompanionCube> leadership
is hereidtary
L220[01:04:49]
<Saghetti>
physical*
L221[01:04:51] <Michiyo> Just like people
gotta stop calling the US a Democracy
L222[01:04:52] <Blue_595> Oh, another
server huh?
L223[01:04:59]
<AdorableCatgirl> everytime i hurt my
back, i let out a scream that makes demons shit themselves
L224[01:05:06] <Izaya> Michiyo: at least
the name isn't incorrect ig
L225[01:05:27] <Michiyo> fair
enough.
L226[01:05:40] <Michiyo> Of course,
"United" is a bit of a stretch.
L227[01:05:43] <Michiyo> Fuck Texas.
L228[01:05:44] <Michiyo> *cough*
L229[01:05:45] <Michiyo> lol
L230[01:05:49]
<AdorableCatgirl> so what can i install in
512MB
L231[01:05:55]
<AdorableCatgirl> OS-wise
L232[01:05:59] <Izaya> alpine linux
L233[01:06:13]
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L234[01:06:51] <Blue_595> Texas was
supposed to remain its own country
L235[01:06:57] <Blue_595> and maybe the
United States get cut in half?
L236[01:07:01]
<AdorableCatgirl> Izzy: huh, really?
L237[01:07:11] <Izaya> it'll implode and
go to shit soon enough, don't you worry
L238[01:07:27] <Blue_595> wdym soon
enough
L239[01:07:30] <Blue_595> its already
happening
L240[01:07:33]
<AdorableCatgirl> yeah get me out of this
place
L241[01:07:41]
<AdorableCatgirl> i'm moving to
finland
L242[01:07:45] <Izaya> AC: Probably. If
you can install glibc debian in 1GB then alpine in half that is no
stretch
L243[01:08:02] <CompanionCube> Blue_595:
restore empire of mexico when?
L244[01:08:10] <Blue_595> idk
L245[01:11:03]
<AdorableCatgirl> for fucks sake i can't
find my screwdriver
L246[01:11:20]
<AdorableCatgirl> also turns out i had the
fan connector on backwards
L247[01:11:21]
<AdorableCatgirl> whoops
L248[01:11:46] <Izaya> aren't they
reversible
L249[01:12:12]
<AdorableCatgirl> no
L250[01:13:02] <Izaya> I thought it was
either uh
L251[01:13:13] <Izaya> 5v-ground-5v or
5v-none-ground
L252[01:13:41] ⇦
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seconds)
L253[01:14:10] <Michiyo> 3pin with sense
are gnd sense 5v
L254[01:14:19] <Michiyo> err
L255[01:14:21] <Michiyo> gnd 5v
sense
L256[01:14:33] <Michiyo> 5/12*
L257[01:15:31]
<AdorableCatgirl> yea
L258[01:15:43]
<AdorableCatgirl> have it connected with
jumper wires because the cable wasn't long enough
L259[01:16:01]
<AdorableCatgirl> because i may or may not
have shoved a board from one HP into the case of another
L260[01:18:31] <Blue_595> GND 12V Sense
then
L261[01:24:03]
<Kristopher38> multimc broke
L262[01:24:11]
<Kristopher38> turns out my disk is
full
L263[01:24:23]
<Kristopher38> oofie
L264[01:25:34]
<AdorableCatgirl> time to install
alpine
L265[01:25:45]
<AdorableCatgirl> also i need to cpio.lzma
some shit
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L267[01:36:46] <Blue_595> why was i
pinged
L268[01:37:19] <Amanda> No idea, check
your highlight list
L269[01:40:22] <Amanda> %choose
snacks
L270[01:40:23] <MichiBot> Amanda: Boo!
No!
L271[01:40:27] <Amanda> :(
L272[01:41:09] ⇦
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webchat.esper.net)
L273[01:42:34] <Izaya> neat
L274[01:42:42] <Izaya> Amanda: know how I
was talking about mtar?
L275[01:43:03] <Amanda> Izaya: yeah?
L276[01:43:12] <Izaya> currently testing
an addition to libmtar
L277[01:43:17] <Izaya> mtar.iter
L278[01:43:25] <Izaya> you can do stuff
like
L279[01:43:48] <Izaya> for name, read, len
in mtar.iter(io.open(fname,"rb")) do
L280[01:44:04] <Izaya>
print(name,len,read("*l"))
L281[01:44:06] <Izaya> end
L282[01:44:12] <Amanda> Nice
L283[01:44:23] <Izaya> I think this is
actually nice enough to bother with now :D
L284[01:44:39] <Izaya> Gonna write a
proper Linux wrapper util for it
L285[01:44:59] <Amanda> What does it use
for sizes, uint16?
L286[01:45:33] <Amanda> %choose
cubes?
L287[01:45:33] <MichiBot> Amanda: Why
would you do that when you could do something else instead?
L288[01:45:40] <Izaya> yeah, though that
could be bumped up to uint32 easily
L289[01:48:16] <Amanda> Well. I'm out of
hallucinations and radioactivity.
L290[01:48:28] <Amanda> So, let's try
this:
L291[01:48:42] <Amanda> %choose waves and
cubes?
L292[01:48:42] <MichiBot> Amanda:
"waves and cubes?" doesn't really seem like a good idea
right now.
L293[01:48:51] <Amanda> THEN WHAT
IS!?!??!
L294[01:49:10]
<Saghetti>
%choose play MichiBot text adventure
L295[01:49:10] <MichiBot> Saghetti: No,
maybe tomorrow.
L296[01:49:17]
<Saghetti>
lies
L297[01:49:28] <Amanda> %8ball waves and
cubes?
L298[01:49:28] <MichiBot> Amanda: My
reply is no
L299[01:49:32] <Amanda> Fuck you
L300[01:50:25]
<Ocawesome101> I somehow managed to frick
up an arch install and can’t get it to boot because I’m incompetent
at grub
L301[01:50:44]
<Saghetti>
sounds fun
L302[01:51:03]
<Saghetti>
~~while you're here, why not play some michibot adventure?~~
L303[01:51:12]
<Ocawesome101> nO
L304[01:51:34]
<Saghetti>
:(
L305[01:52:14] <Izaya> anyway, now I can
rewrite the unarchive function to use mtar.iter
L306[01:52:18] <Izaya> I don't like the
unarchive function
L308[01:57:50]
<Kristopher38> Arch install 🅱️roke
L309[01:57:52]
<Ariri> Oh,
I thought it sent a message. Will change
L310[01:58:14] <Amanda> @ARiri it does,
but it's just a translation key to appear on the client
translated
L311[01:58:31] <Amanda> eg, if soemone
uses French, it'll show the messages in french
L312[01:58:44]
<Ariri>
Yeah, I’ll make it non optional then. Do you think I need to update
the configs too?
L313[01:58:56]
<Ariri>
It’s in the array
L314[01:59:06] <Amanda> not sure?
L315[02:02:03]
<Ariri>
I’ll fix it in the default config then, most haven’t downloaded it
yet anyways
L316[02:04:42]
<Ariri>
Amanda: I’ve been looking to radiation.. it’s dangerously cool. It
builds up over time and can destroy a biome
L317[02:05:16]
<Ariri>
>has a fission reactor in their basement
L318[02:05:54] <Amanda> @ARiri so I'm
right to be afraid of it and leave it all in a chest deep
underground
L319[02:06:44]
<Ariri>
Yes, if you have too much, it could take so long to do anything
that we would be dead by the time
L320[02:06:51]
<Ariri> It
depends
L321[02:07:19]
<Ariri> And
putting it in an me system seemed to cut it off, prob bc it’s
digitized, so idk about a chest
L322[02:07:27] <Amanda> oh. I see chunk
claimming was removed after all
L323[02:07:29] <Michiyo> So a downside to
RGB RAM. It's not being detected by the controller software
currently (the RAM itself is fine)... I can't just unplug and
replug it lol
L324[02:07:35] <Amanda> Guess I need to
trade for some ender pearls
L325[02:09:08]
<Kristopher38> @Ariri you're talking about
nuclear craft radiation?
L326[02:09:10]
<Ariri>
Amanda: Yeah, I didn’t like the idea of being unable to interact
with blocks with no counter
L327[02:09:19]
<Ariri>
there’s no strategy against it
L328[02:09:28]
<Ariri>
@Kristopher38 Yes
L329[02:09:33]
<Kristopher38> Oh crap
L330[02:13:36]
<Ariri>
?
L331[02:14:46]
<Kristopher38> I mean the amount I've got
isn't probably do anything right now :P
L332[02:15:16]
<Ariri> If
it’s under mRads you should be fine
L333[02:15:24]
<Ariri> The
color is also a sign
L334[02:15:26]
<Ariri> of
the text
L335[02:15:45]
<Ariri>
Also, are you on the server? Or are you playing a pack with
NC?
L336[02:16:09]
<Ariri> I
don’t mind if you are i’m just curious
L337[02:16:11] <Amanda> Izaya: ... how do
I use these things?
L338[02:16:44] <Izaya> cloches?
L339[02:16:46] <Amanda> yeah
L340[02:16:51] <Izaya> power goes in on
the top
L341[02:16:54] <Izaya> water around the
bottom
L342[02:17:01] <Izaya> output is the hatch
on the front
L343[02:17:13] <Izaya> like, you can input
water via a pipe on any of the bottom sides IIRC
L344[02:17:16] <Izaya> but the back
definitely works
L345[02:19:56] <Amanda> ah
L346[02:21:44] <Amanda> ... oh. Is
journeymap marked optional?
L347[02:23:30] <Amanda> I guess my
downloader doesn't handle optionals right
L348[02:30:16] <Izaya> ~w filesystem
L350[02:32:44] <Izaya> uh.
L351[02:32:55] <Izaya> okay, boot ocvm,
type in ls
L352[02:32:58] <Izaya> not enough
memory
L353[02:33:41]
<payonel> i
should increase the default mem for a vm
L354[02:33:49]
<payonel> i
had it so low back when i was testing mem things
L355[02:33:53]
<payonel>
but, people aren't using it for that
L356[02:33:55] <Izaya> it's on 1024K
rn
L357[02:33:59] <Izaya> which is more than
enough
L358[02:34:04] <Izaya> not sure what
happened
L359[02:34:06]
<payonel>
oh
L360[02:34:07] <Izaya> rebooted and it's
all g now
L361[02:34:12]
<payonel>
:/
L362[02:34:14] <Amanda> %blame
Gremlins
L363[02:34:15] *
MichiBot blames Gremlins for the thing that just
happened
L364[02:34:24] <Lizzy> note to self:
change arch linux container images's pacman mirror list from the
default because mirrors.kernel.org doesn't respond
L365[02:34:47] <Amanda> %remindthem Lizzy
6h change arch linux container images's pacman mirror list from the
default because mirrors.kernel.org doesn't respond
L366[02:34:48] <MichiBot> I'll remind
Lizzy about "change arch linux container images's pacman
mirror list from the default because mirrors.kernel.org doesn't
respond" at 05/29/2020 12:34:48 AM
L367[02:34:50] <Amanda> :D
L368[02:34:52] <Lizzy> -_-
L369[02:34:56] *
Amanda snugs
L370[02:35:00] <Izaya> what is
"luafilesystem" requireable as for everyone?
L371[02:35:02] *
Lizzy snuggles
L372[02:35:12] <Izaya> is it lfs or
luafilesystem or what on your machine?
L373[02:35:28] <Amanda> Izaya: I think
it's just "filesystem"
L374[02:35:35] <Izaya> I see.
L375[02:35:45] <Izaya> That's 3 different
requires to account for :D
L376[02:36:03] <Amanda> but i'm not sure,
I don't use it
L377[02:36:24] <Izaya> I'm writing
portability stuff for libmtar
L378[02:36:38] <Izaya> though I'm half
inclined to say "nah, do that in your util"
L379[02:36:46] <Izaya> and just working
with streams alone
L380[02:36:58] <Lizzy> on arch i have
"lua52-filesystem" installed for OCEmu (haven't tried
OCVM yet cause the only thing i've done recently for OC-related
stuff needed the oc-like rendering that OCEmu does
L381[02:37:14] <Lizzy> display if you
could stop fucking up that'd be nice
L382[02:37:49] <Izaya> yeah nah there's an
iterator, implement unarchive yourself
L383[02:38:57] <Lizzy> hmm, maybe this
container can't access the internet at all
L384[02:39:31] <Lizzy> oh that's why
L385[02:39:41] <Lizzy> fucking lxc didn't
attach the interface to the bridge
L386[02:39:42] <Lizzy> >_<
L387[02:40:15] <Lizzy> oh right
L388[02:40:42] <Lizzy> cause i copied the
config from my routing container that i didn't attach to the bridge
so that systemd-networking could stick vlans on for some of the
interfaces
L389[02:40:53] <Amanda> watching sugarcane
and cactus grow in a cloche is somehow mildly disturbing?
L390[02:41:18] <Lizzy> yay, i can pacman
-Syy now
L391[02:41:32] <Lizzy> now back to what i
was doing
L392[02:42:13] <Izaya> ~w io.open
L394[02:49:09] <Izaya> ayy it lives
L395[02:49:20] <Izaya> mtar for OpenOS is
now significantly cleaner and saner
L397[02:51:52] <Izaya> pretty moon
L398[02:51:54] <Michiyo> HELLO.
L399[02:53:14]
<Ariri>
Does the moon actually look like that by default?
L400[02:54:34] <Amanda> I assume that's
the moon
L401[02:54:54] <Amanda> It was going down
at sunset though so IDK
L402[02:55:21] <Amanda> It's am advrockets
addition regardless, iirc
L403[03:00:21]
<Ariri> ah
right
L404[03:07:31] <Izaya> maybe I'll rewrite
repoinstaller to pack everything into mtar archives
L405[03:08:35] <Izaya> that'd make the
installer simpler: unpack them to the selected destination ig
L406[03:10:42] <Izaya> now that I have
libmtar.iter I might work on that virtual filesystem for
archives
L407[03:13:11] *
Amanda packs izaya into a mtar archive of a maildir containing rfc
1437 data
L408[03:13:23] <Izaya> Amanda: consider: a
dir in /boot you put packages into and then the contents appear,
read-only, under /pkg
L409[03:14:08] <Amanda> Oh, hi deja
vu
L410[03:14:31] <Amanda> If I remember
right, soon I'll get bowled over by a massive surge or tireds
L411[03:15:07] <Izaya> > This document
defines one particular type of MIME data, the
matter-transport/sentient-life-form type.
L412[03:15:12] <Izaya> Well, they're
planning ahead.
L413[03:15:28] <Amanda> I like the
examples
L414[03:15:52] <Amanda> And rumination
after the example
L415[03:17:25] <Amanda> "further
testing may be needed to test how the format preforms with strong
vacuumes, such as a code president's head. One avanue of testing
might be to use subjects with slightly less vacuum, such as vice
presidents of marketing"
L416[03:17:45] <Amanda> Vice
president's*
L417[03:18:29] <Amanda> Oh hey, here's the
tireds
L418[03:18:40] <Amanda> Guess I'll attempt
sleep, night nerds
L419[03:18:47]
<Ariri>
night night
L420[03:18:55] <Izaya> > More
importantly, for the first time, Management may be motivated to
adequately fund such systems when they discover the possibility
that proper email backup may confer upon them virtual
immortality.
L421[03:19:15] <Izaya> > On the other
hand, implementors should seriously consider the desiribility of
making their managers immortal.
L422[03:31:51]
<AdorableCatgirl> izaya
L423[03:31:52]
<AdorableCatgirl> hey
L424[03:31:54]
<AdorableCatgirl> idea
L425[03:32:24] <Izaya> hi
L426[03:32:28]
<AdorableCatgirl> let's make a library
that can open all the archives
L427[03:33:28] <Izaya> all of them?
L429[03:37:17]
<AdorableCatgirl> all of the ones that
matter*
L430[03:37:19] <Lizzy> another top tip: if
you want your cronjobs to run, perhaps try starting the cron
daemon
L431[03:38:51] <ben_mkiv> you could setup
another crond that periodically checks if your main crond
runs
L432[03:39:07]
<BrisingrAerowing> That would help with
things...
L433[03:39:59]
<BrisingrAerowing> In other news, a major
thunderstorm is moving through the area, and is terrifying our big
weenie Irish Wolfhound.
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L435[03:49:25]
<Ariri> Any
specific bouncer I should use for an Ubuntu server? And most IRC
clients can connect to a bouncer right?
L436[03:49:51] <Lizzy> i can personally
reccomend znc, and most should yeah
L437[03:49:54]
<Saghetti>
shouldn't all be able to?
L438[03:50:13]
<Ariri>
Lizzy: Thanks, found that and was checking
L439[03:50:21]
<Saghetti>
a bouncer is just an "irc server"
L440[03:50:40]
<Ariri>
Saghetti: I suppose,we
L441[03:50:44]
<Ariri>
suppose*
L442[04:31:32]
<Ariri>
Well its a good thing stuff auto-updates now, bc I discovered
issue!
L443[04:32:57]
<Ariri> Hey
Lizzy, did you test your updater to see if it got optional mods by
chance?
L444[04:58:25] <Izaya> if you use ZNC, you
can use my ZNC module to forward your pings to XMPP
L445[04:59:32]
<Ariri> i
still need to learn what xmpp really does, lol
L446[05:41:14]
<Saghetti>
dead chat :(
L448[05:48:34]
<Ariri> I
downloaded that weeks ago but have yet to watch it zz
L449[05:48:45] <Izaya> get a new
copy
L450[05:49:04] <Izaya> prior to the 27th
they all had hardcoded dutch subtitles or some abuse thereof
L451[05:49:56]
<ThePiGuy24> my god android 9 is such a
steaming pile of absolute dogshit
L452[05:51:25] <CompanionCube> it's a
shame then that iOS is even worse
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L455[06:06:07]
<Saghetti>
enchanted cardboard
L456[06:06:08]
<Saghetti>
wow
L457[06:06:16]
<Saghetti>
also, imagine not having advanced tooltips on
L458[06:06:54] <Izaya> tfw you forget the
windows window manager is literally worse than the one built into
OpenTTD
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L460[06:11:05] <CompanionCube> so did the
scam work
L461[06:14:48]
<Forecaster> Amanda: odd
L462[06:45:28]
<Ariri> Yes
it did
L463[06:45:55]
<Ariri>
Izaya: I play on fullscreen and I just wanted to show chat and the
fake cardboard at the same time, its not that bad
L464[06:49:00]
<Forecaster> Amanda: will fix after
work
L465[06:49:23] <Michiyo> TIL, it is
impossible to login to OSX without a keyboard...
L466[06:49:38] <Michiyo> as there is no
way to launch an On Screen Keyboard from the login screen
L467[06:51:02] <Michiyo> launch a virtual
keyboard... with the keyboard!
L468[06:51:05] <Michiyo> <_<
L469[06:51:27]
<Forecaster> Fun
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L472[06:59:45] <Blue_595> im gonna try a
survival mode playthrough
L473[06:59:51] <Blue_595> 1.14.4, normal
difficulty
L474[07:00:03] <Blue_595> EXCEPT phantoms
never exist
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L476[07:17:39]
<Ariri> I
was using a Mac Mini for a testing thing, and that bothered me the
most. It also doesnt allow connection via wifi to get the latest OS
for formatting the system either
L477[07:26:12] <Izaya> Ariri: yeah but it
reminded me that the OpenTTD window manager is just better
L478[07:26:20] <Izaya> tbh the OpenTTD
window manager is pretty good
L479[07:27:26]
<payonel>
you mean that open source train game?
L480[07:27:52] <Izaya> yeah
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L482[07:34:01] <Saghetti> its me
again
L483[07:34:27] <Saghetti> saghetti using
irc on a kindle
L484[07:47:11]
<Kleadron>
Izaya: port the OpenTTD window manager to linux
L485[07:49:45] <CompanionCube> but it's as
inseperable from openttd as dwm.exe is from windows
L486[07:51:01]
<Kleadron>
2 bad
L487[07:51:09]
<Kleadron>
i don't want your lemons
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L490[08:11:58]
<Kleadron>
tomorrow i will start prototyping the Kleadron Software Base
Management and Control System (KS-BMaCS) which will be a
specialized and hardcoded operating system just for my base
management on ariri's mc server
L491[08:12:53]
<Kleadron>
it will be designed in a way that you can add control modules to it
and it will allow it to do stuff like reactor management
L492[08:34:48] <MichiBot> Lizzy REMINDER:
change arch linux container images's pacman mirror list from the
default because mirrors.kernel.org doesn't respond
L493[09:06:05]
<Ariri>
Kleadron really stealing my ideas from my head though
L494[09:06:13]
<Ariri>
Except I was going to make semi configurable :P
L495[09:11:56]
<Kleadron>
it might be somewhat hardcoded but it isn't going to be too
ridiculous, i still need to figure out how i'm designing it
L496[09:12:20]
<Kleadron>
I have the idea to use an internal network for the control system
to communicate with some parts of the base
L497[09:15:19]
<Ariri> I
think I asked about how to go about that here, I have some ideas
but I need to learn Lua properly first :P
L498[09:17:51] <SquidDev> %tonk
L499[09:17:52] <MichiBot> Zounderkite!
SquidDev! You beat Lizzy's previous record of 1 hour, 11 minutes
and 53 seconds (By 14 hours, 13 minutes and 38 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L500[09:17:53] <MichiBot> SquidDev's new
record is 15 hours, 25 minutes and 32 seconds! SquidDev also gained
0.02846 (0.01423 x 2) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#3. Need 0.05632 more points to pass Forecaster!
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L504[10:30:53] <Inari> Nep
L505[10:31:44] <dequbed> Under the cheery
sci-fi veneer Space Hitler Simulator 2.7 is a very gloomy game. I
installed the equivalent of a Space-Gestapo so that my
"aquired" citizen would accept ~~Supreme Leader~~ er I
mean democratic PRESIDENT Aya Terdottir as their one true president
and stop yelling about being worked in indentured servitude lasting
till death.
L506[10:32:36] <Inari> I wish I could get
into it like yuo do :P
L507[10:34:28] <dequbed> Inari: Well, have
you tried playing the fanatic purifier gekkos yet? That seems like
it would be up your alley ;)
L508[10:34:43] <Inari> Nah, never really
got into the game at all
L509[10:35:18] <Inari> To me it's just a
giant boring menu :P Things I do are just little picture on a grid
for planets, not an actual planet. I don't really seem to have the
ability to see stories in it, like some people that play it seem to
do :P
L510[10:36:08] <dequbed> Well I guess.
Similar to Dwarf Fortress & Rimworld it's more of a story
generator in that you have to generate your own stories because the
game doesn't really provide you with any.
L511[10:36:18] <dequbed> I can see how
some people don't really like that.
L512[10:37:13] <Inari> I'm just incapable
of it haha. I just see the systems and all behind it rather than
any kind of story. It's "Oh yeah, the rng made X kill Y"
not some convoluted story of the relationship between X and Y
L513[10:37:47] <dequbed> Inari:
Absolutely. But tbf, most things in life are bare
happenstance.
L514[10:38:25] <Inari> @Ariri ehhh, too
much really
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L517[10:39:47]
<Wattana>
Oh man I miss this server
L519[10:40:13]
<Wattana>
uhh nvm
L520[10:40:25] <Inari> %pet @Wattana
L521[10:40:25] <MichiBot> Inari is petting
@Wattana with a large coffeepot. @Wattana regains 1d4 => 1 hit
points! The large coffeepot looked into the void and was
consumed.
L522[10:40:39]
<Wattana>
👀
L523[10:41:36] *
dequbed is waiting for Izaya's "Actschually it's a GUILD not a
SERVER thankyouverymuch"
L524[10:41:57] <Inari> How can you msis it
while talking on it
L527[10:42:22]
<Wattana>
GIMME THAT
L528[10:42:47] <dequbed> Inari: That looks
like food. I would assume that you need *food* in your life unless
you want to starve :P
L529[10:43:00] <Inari> dequbed: :P I mean
that specifically
L530[10:43:09] <dequbed> Go make that
specifically then :P
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L533[10:43:16] <Inari> Eh
L534[10:43:30] <Inari> I don't have facny
machines to make fancy milkshakes
L535[10:43:40] <dequbed> That's a
shame
L537[10:43:51] <MichiBot> Fri May 15
21:19:40 PDT 2020 @8__SICK: 초만녕 부리또
L538[10:48:44] <Inari> TIL (or more things
I've been told today but don't agree with): "Spending time
with family is not social interaction"
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L543[12:23:38]
<Kristopher38> @Ariri sorry for not
replying, I went to bed, I'm playing elsewhere as of right
now
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L545[12:23:51]
<Kristopher38> A pack with nuclear
craft
L546[12:24:04]
<Kristopher38> And I was wondering if the
ores I dug up are harmful
L547[12:30:54] <Amanda> @Forecaster the
various _count values are also strings in that case
L548[12:54:52] *
Amanda yawns, sttrreeeethchies
L549[12:55:15] *
Amanda grooms herself some, then helps Lizzy with some of her
hard-to-reach spots
L550[13:03:48] <Amanda> @Kristopher38
ariri's pack has NC, as well
L551[13:16:23]
<Kristopher38> I know
L552[13:50:27]
<Wattana>
unpopular opinion: the opencomputers wiki need a facelift
L553[13:54:42]
<Kristopher38> It does, both a facelift
and updating content
L554[13:57:11] <Amanda> Inari: a
purrito!
L555[14:06:30] <Amanda> @Ariri the
projector modules in MFFS don't have recipies
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L558[14:29:36]
<Lizzy-chan> > Hey Lizzy, did you test
your updater to see if it got optional mods by chance?
L559[14:29:36]
<Lizzy-chan> @Ariri i didn't personally
check it, no, but it should do it because the platform sends them
along with the main pack download, you'll need to specify them in
the config.json though
L560[14:29:55] *
Lizzy helps Amanda with her grooming
L561[14:30:03] *
Lizzy totally didn't just get out of bed or anything
L562[14:30:10] *
Amanda giggles
L563[14:30:11] <Inari> %splash
Amanda
L564[14:30:12] <MichiBot> You fling a
viscous coralcreep potion (New!) that splashes onto Amanda.
Amanda's eyes turn blue for 10 moons.
L565[14:30:13] <Amanda> meowning Lizzy.
:3
L566[14:30:26] <Inari> NEat
L567[14:30:27] <Amanda> ... but my eyes
were already blue.
L568[14:31:14] <Inari> Lets try again
then
L569[14:31:15] <Inari> %splash
Amanda
L570[14:31:16] <MichiBot> You fling a
liquid currentcorn potion (New!) that splashes onto Amanda. Amanda
feels slightly stronger.
L571[14:31:22] <Inari> :f
L572[14:31:26] <Amanda> %bite Inari
L573[14:31:27] <MichiBot> Amanda is
biting Inari for 1d6 => 3 damage!
L574[14:32:11] <Lizzy> %sip
L575[14:32:12] <MichiBot> You drink a
slimy aegisalt potion (New!). Lizzy has a sudden desire to run
around in a circle until their next sip of water.
L576[14:32:21] *
Lizzy zooooomies
L577[14:32:42] <Amanda> I need to get a
better power stuation set up, it seems
L578[14:34:25] <Lizzy> hmm, well the
observium thing i set up last night doesn't really do what i
thought it would
L579[14:34:57] <Lizzy> great for
monitoring network appliances, not so much for detecting/monitoring
hosts on a network
L580[14:35:56] <Inari> Amanda: just use a
ZPM
L581[14:36:00]
<Wattana> I
think I need some Lua help here
L583[14:36:22] <Amanda> @Inari if I had
one, I would. :P
L585[14:37:11] <Inari> pls
L586[14:37:16] <Inari> Stop Discord
pinging me D:
L587[14:37:28] <Lizzy> @Inari
L588[14:37:54] <Inari> Rude
L589[14:38:03] <Inari> @Wattana well,
your' never calling kernel.display:initialize?
L590[14:38:38]
<Wattana>
well that fixed it and now I feel kinda dumb
L591[14:38:42]
<Wattana>
😳
L592[14:38:49] <Inari> ha
L593[14:42:02]
<Wattana>
Also is this style object oriented and should I do things this
way?
L594[14:42:59] <Inari> Depends on what you
want
L595[14:43:00] <Inari> :p
L596[14:45:18]
<Forecaster> wellp, gonna go over the API
when I get home it seems
L597[14:46:33]
<Forecaster> make all the endpoints return
binary numbers using strings containing only x's and y's
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L600[14:53:06] <Amanda> @Forecaster that's
fine, I can convert that to an int using Go's JSON decoder. :P I
actually threw together a temporary hack to make it accept either
for now, but figured I should ping you to fix the API anyway.
L601[14:53:47]
<Forecaster> if it's not an issue it's
probably better to leave it
L602[14:53:57]
<Forecaster> I'll make it uniform in MP2
instead
L604[14:55:28] <Amanda> I guess I'll
commit that and push it if it's not going to be fixed in MP1
L605[14:56:03]
<Forecaster> well if you've already worked
around it it'd be better for me to put time into MP2 rather than
fixing MP1 some more :P
L606[14:56:13] <Amanda> I mean, it's a
hack of a fix. :P
L607[14:56:44] <Amanda> And only really
possible because of the flexibility of Go's json decoder. Another
statically typed language with a less friendly decoder is going to
be harder to work around it
L608[14:56:52]
<Forecaster> but if it works, it'll
probably be fine
L609[14:57:15]
<Forecaster> I doubt that'll come up
before I manage to get MP2 out
L610[15:03:56]
<Forecaster> Apparently it wasn't an issue
for Lizzy in python either fortunately
L611[15:04:13] <Amanda> python's got duck
typing
L612[15:04:17] <Lizzy> i think i might
have just cast it to an int
L613[15:06:23] <Amanda> @Ariri I don't
suppose you got that enderman farm set up yet?
L614[15:07:14]
<Wattana>
does this server have a place for off topic stuff?
L615[15:07:25] <Amanda> not really
L616[15:07:55] <Lizzy> wait, Amanda what
value was it that you got a string instead of an integer?
L617[15:08:16] <Amanda> Lizzy: the _count
ones and id, though id was the only one I actually used
L618[15:08:39] <Amanda> Lizzy: but Go
bitches if you try and decode an int and give it a string
L619[15:08:53] <Lizzy> ah, i don't
actually do anything special with that
L620[15:09:15] <Lizzy> if Forecaster's
platform sends me a string, it'll get a string back, if it sends
and int it gets and int back
L621[15:09:25] <Amanda> me either, but due
to Go's JSON decoder being type-safe, it'll complain that the field
is a string in the JSON, when it's expecting an int
L622[15:09:47] <Lizzy> hmm
L623[15:10:05] <Amanda> "Can noe
decode string into type int" or similar
L624[15:10:49] <Lizzy> so yeah,
@Forecaster the reason python didn't care is because it doesn't get
the types specified at veriable creation, only on assignment and my
updater just throws back whatever it gets lol
L625[15:13:28]
<Forecaster> @Wattana this is the place
for off topic stuff
L626[15:14:01]
<Wattana>
im not even sure
L627[15:14:21]
<Forecaster> There's also the channel
named #more-off-topic-than-oc
L628[15:14:33]
<Forecaster> Not sure about what
L629[15:37:24] *
Lizzy stabs zabbix
L630[15:37:27] <Lizzy> find my server
dammit
L631[15:38:52]
<Wattana>
distant police siren noise starts playing
L632[15:52:56]
<Forecaster> %sip
L633[15:52:57] <MichiBot> You drink a
resonating tomato potion (New!). Tonk moved to an indeterminate
point in time.
L634[15:53:04]
<Forecaster> Ohno
L635[15:53:27]
<Forecaster> I like how my keyboard had
figured out what % means
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L637[16:01:31]
<Ariri>
Amanda: Not yet, still working on my power problems and I haven’t
been playing as much as I’d like
L638[16:02:32]
<Ariri>
Also I thought the mffs modules had recipes on the last pack...
i’ll check it out
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L640[16:17:57]
<Ocawesome101> %tonk
L641[16:17:58] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
Ocawesome101, you were not able to beat SquidDev's record of 15
hours, 25 minutes and 32 seconds this time. 7 hours and 5 seconds
were wasted! Missed by 8 hours, 25 minutes and 26 seconds!
L642[16:18:05]
<Ocawesome101> Oof
L643[16:18:12]
<Ocawesome101> %lua oink()
L644[16:18:13] <MichiBot> main:1: attempt
to call global 'oink' (a nil value)
L645[16:18:19]
<Ocawesome101> Nooooooooo
L646[16:26:58] <immibis> %lua oink =
function() print("Oink") oink()
L647[16:26:58] <MichiBot> main:1: 'end'
expected near <eof>
L648[16:27:02] <immibis> %lua oink =
function() print("Oink") end oink()
L649[16:27:02] <MichiBot> Oink
L650[16:27:05] <immibis> %lua oink()
L651[16:27:06] <MichiBot> Oink
L652[16:28:02] <immibis> %lua local
test_print = function(...) print("Confucious says,
\"", ..., "\"") end
test_print("hello", 1, 2, 3, {}, nil, nil)
L653[16:28:02] <MichiBot> Confucious says,
", hello, "
L654[16:28:24] <immibis> wtf is print
adding commas for
L655[16:36:30]
<Saghetti>
%lua adv("inventory")
L656[16:36:30] <MichiBot> You are carrying
some sticks and no tea.
L657[16:36:30]
<Wattana>
lmao
L658[16:36:37]
<Saghetti>
%lua adv("punch trees")
L659[16:36:37] <MichiBot> The tree breaks
into blocks of wood, which you pick up.
L660[16:36:45]
<Saghetti>
adventure > oink()
L661[16:36:52]
<Wattana>
there are commas inbetween them quotes
L662[16:37:30]
<Wattana>
the syntax is not even correct
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L665[16:38:10] <dequbed> Wattana because
you're using a shitty client
L666[16:38:50] <Ocawesome101> %lua
oink()
L667[16:38:51] <MichiBot> Oink record
beaten by 9 sec! New record is 9 sec!
L668[16:38:51] <Michiyo> ```local
test_print = function(...) print("Confucious says,
\"", ..., "\"") end
test_print("hello", 1, 2, 3, {}, nil, nil)```
L669[16:38:56] <Ocawesome101> yeet
L670[16:39:03] <Lizzy> %lua local
test_print = function(...) print("Confucious says, '",
..., "'") end test_print("hello", 1, 2, 3, {},
nil, nil)
L671[16:39:03] <MichiBot> Confucious says,
', hello, '
L672[16:39:10] <Michiyo> @Wattana that is
how it actually looked IRC side
L673[16:39:32] <Ocawesome101> msg'ing
michibot is great
L674[16:39:38] <Ocawesome101> thanks for
the idea Saghetti
L675[16:39:40]
<Wattana>
damn
L676[16:39:45]
<Saghetti>
it was forecaster's
L677[16:39:46]
<Saghetti>
also
L678[16:39:51] <Michiyo> Ocawesome101, you
know you can PM the bot from discord? :P
L679[16:39:55] <Ocawesome101> oh
L680[16:40:00]
<Saghetti>
via corded
L681[16:40:11]
<Saghetti>
also do you want a script that allows you to load massive amounts
of data using PRIVMSG?
L682[16:40:12] <Ocawesome101> irc is
fine
L683[16:40:18] <Ocawesome101> uh sure
lol
L684[16:40:22] <Michiyo> PM corded with
the format `MichiBot: Message`
L685[16:40:29] <Ocawesome101> neat
L686[16:40:34] <dequbed>
"P"M...
L687[16:40:35] <Ocawesome101> noted
L688[16:40:42] <Ocawesome101> DM
perhaps
L689[16:40:57] <Michiyo> it's private, so
PM works.
L690[16:41:03] <Ocawesome101> fair
L691[16:41:04]
<Saghetti>
ill send the file via discord
L692[16:41:15] <Ocawesome101> nah
man
L693[16:41:16] <dequbed> I don't call
"logged by a third party" "private" Michiyo,
that's my point.
L694[16:41:17] <Ocawesome101> 0x0.st
L695[16:41:29] <Michiyo> oww I pulled
something rolling my eyes
L696[16:41:35] <Michiyo> damn that's a
headache
L697[16:41:44] <dequbed> <3
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L700[16:45:49] <Lizzy> hmm, zabbix doesn't
seem to be working the way it should i think
L701[16:45:57] <w1> hello
L702[16:46:08] <Lizzy> hi
L703[16:47:00]
<Saghetti>
hello
L704[16:47:07] <dequbed> Lizzy: Have you
heard of our lord and savious Icinga yet? ;)
L705[16:47:22] <dequbed>
s/savious/saviour/
L706[16:47:24] <MichiBot> <dequbed>
Lizzy: Have you heard of our lord and saviour Icinga yet? ;)
L707[16:47:33] <Ocawesome101> bun fact:
you can uusee strring.typo in the lua env now
L708[16:47:48] <Ocawesome101> the above
text proudly generated at typo.chance=10
L709[16:48:00] <Lizzy> i think i've looked
at that in the past and got really confused by it, though i might
take another look in a bit
L710[16:48:14] <Inari> Everything in IRC
is a [P]riv[M]sg
L711[16:48:15] <Inari> :3
L712[16:48:46] <dequbed> Lizzy: It's
ridiculously complex but due to the nature of the problem it solves
being complex in itself. If you need more than the most basic of
monitoring it's really nice.
L713[16:48:57] <dequbed> Inari No.
L715[16:49:17] <Inari> Okay /me aren't
:p
L716[16:49:26] <Amanda> they are
L717[16:49:31] <Michiyo> /me is a
privmsg
L718[16:49:32] <Inari> They are?
L719[16:49:32] <dequbed> Inari No as in
"Bad inari"
L720[16:49:36] <Inari> I thought /me was
CTCP
L721[16:49:44] <Amanda> Just surrounded by
\1ACTION action\1
L722[16:49:45] *
Michiyo is a fake ctcp
L723[16:49:51] <Inari> Ah right
L724[16:49:59] <Inari> IRC is weird
L725[16:50:02] <Inari> %splash
Michiyo
L726[16:50:02] <MichiBot> You fling a
basic solarium potion (New!) that splashes onto Michiyo. Michiyo
turns into a water golem lizard boy until they see a unicorn.
L728[16:50:13] *
Lizzy shows Michiyo a unicorn
L729[16:50:40] <Inari> I wish people would
actaully use notice like it's meant to be used
L730[16:51:10] <dequbed> Hah! Software
used sensibly? In *our* reality?
L731[16:51:12] *
dequbed weeps
L732[16:51:16] <Inari> Lots of IRc clients
just take it as a ping :P
L733[16:53:00] <Lizzy> dequbed, hmm, what
i'm after is something that can sorta do 2 things, scan the network
and automatically add things it finds to an inventory of sorts with
any data it can find and on systems that are important, connect to
some form of agent and gather more detailed data
L734[16:53:32] <Lizzy> though the main
thing i want it for is just monitoring my local network and
stuff
L735[16:54:14] <dequbed> Well Icinga can
definitely do the second thing easily. The former one as in
intrusion detection or just nmap-ing /24 to see what comes
back?
L736[16:54:50] <Lizzy> a mix of both,
though more so for the intrusion detection
L737[16:55:24] <dequbed> Hmm Intrusion
detection is not really the goal of Icinga but you can definitely
have it alert you on changes, e.g. a port being suddenly very
active.
L738[16:55:36] <Lizzy> hmm
L739[16:55:45] <Lizzy> i'll take another
look at Icinga
L740[16:55:58] <dequbed> Network intrusion
detection that is. Going after processes is dead easy.
L741[16:56:27] <Lizzy> zabbix is sorta
working but it's supposed auto-adding of discovered devices to the
inventory doesn't seem to be working
L742[16:59:06] <Ocawesome101> %lua
string.wonk(string.typo("this is brilliant lmao"))
L743[16:59:07] <MichiBot> thoe us
brrolloent lmeu
L744[16:59:41] <Ocawesome101> %lua
oink()
L745[16:59:42] <MichiBot> Oink record
beaten by 112241 secc!Nfw recorw iss 250 sec!
L746[16:59:50] <Ocawesome101> oh gosh help
me
L747[16:59:54] <Ocawesome101>
SAGHETTI
L748[17:00:06]
<Saghetti>
what
L749[17:00:12]
<Saghetti>
%lua adv("look")
L750[17:00:12] <MichiBot> You are tanding
in a pine forest.. | It is ddaytimme. | There is a chickeen here. |
There are treees here.
L751[17:00:22]
<Saghetti>
o_O
L752[17:00:41] <dequbed> Not the
treees!
L753[17:01:09] <Lizzy> errm
L754[17:01:46] <Ocawesome101> %lua
adv("go north")
L755[17:01:47] <MichiBot> You are standing
in a pine forest. | It is daytime. | There is a pig and a chicken
here. | There are trees here.
L756[17:01:58]
<Saghetti>
do it in #MichiBot
L757[17:02:08]
<Saghetti>
thx
L758[17:08:05] ⇦
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Konversation user has left the chat.)
L759[17:14:54] <Inari> We need aggressive
positivity
L760[17:15:07] <Inari> Negative comments
on things get attention because they're often aggressive, in all
caps and such
L761[17:15:12] <Inari> lets write
aggressive positive comments in stead
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(webchat.esper.net))
L763[17:17:47] <dequbed> Inari: I LIKE
THIS IDEA! AND I THINK YOU ARE A GENERALLY NICE PERSON
GODDAMIT!!!!
L765[17:22:11] <Amanda> @Ariri thoughts on
a ferroboron recipe of iron + coal powder + boron in the EIO alloy
smelter?
L766[17:25:50] <dequbed> Why the coal
powder though?
L767[17:26:04] <Amanda> dequbed: because
it's made with steel + boron
L768[17:26:17] <dequbed> Ah okay. I
guess.
L769[17:26:32] <Amanda> there's a similar
recipe for dark steel, it's either steel + obsidian, or iron + coal
powder + obsidian
L770[17:26:58] <Amanda> inexplicably the
steel requires 4 coal otherwise though
L771[17:27:39] <dequbed> I mean in that
case it makes sense. Obsidian isn't a reducing agent by itself.
Then again it's MC and making sense is very much not on point
here.
L772[17:37:37]
<Ariri>
Amanda: Perhaps, there is the issue where I don’t know how to use a
block for ct scripts tho :P
L773[17:37:57] <Amanda> @Ariri I can make
the ct script if you'd like
L774[17:38:49]
<Ariri> If
you think it’s balanced the go ahead
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L776[17:40:30]
<Ariri> I
also need to modify the ring recipes, bc it conflicts with
gold
L777[17:40:34]
<Ariri> as
well
L778[17:40:51]
<Ariri> i’m
thinking i’ll just change the ring recipes to corners
L779[17:49:57]
<Saghetti>
hows it going on ariricraft?
L780[17:51:11] <Inari> It is not
L781[17:51:14] <Inari> Because it's
Staricraft now
L782[17:51:15] <Inari> orso
L783[17:54:33]
<Saghetti>
because stargazer?
L785[17:56:27]
<Ariri> Hmm
okay
L786[17:56:41]
<Ariri>
What’s wrong with using the alloy furnace though, just
curious?
L787[17:57:14] <Amanda> What do you mean?
the NC one?
L788[17:57:38]
<Ariri>
yeah
L789[17:58:03] <Amanda> in which there's
not really anything, just thought the EIO recipe would be a nice
quality of life improvement, it's possible to make with EIO by
making steel then combining it with the boron
L790[17:58:28]
<Ariri> hmm
fair, i’ll add it then
L791[17:59:06]
<Ariri>
%remindme 1hr endertweaker, ct sync, config sync, and uh something
else i hope you remember by then
L794[18:00:10] <Amanda> Also uh. seems I
was wrong about the item name fro the MFFS manual
L795[18:01:15] <Amanda> or not
L796[18:01:26] <Amanda> /ct hand says the
same one, but I can't combine it
L797[18:01:36] <Michiyo> Wait, why didn't
remind work from Discord...
L798[18:01:45] <Amanda> not sure, it did
before?
L799[18:01:45] <Michiyo> oh
L800[18:01:47] <Michiyo> hr vs h
L801[18:01:50] <Amanda> ah
L802[18:02:02]
<Michiyo>
%remindme 15s Testing
L803[18:02:03] <MichiBot> I'll remind you
about "Testing" at 05/29/2020 10:02:18 AM
L804[18:02:19] <MichiBot> @Michiyo
REMINDER: Testing
L805[18:02:26]
<Michiyo>
Yeah
L806[18:02:31]
<Michiyo>
hr != h lol
L807[18:02:44] <Amanda> %remindthem @Ariri
1h endertweaker, ct sync, config sync, and uh something else i hope
you remember by then
L808[18:02:45] <MichiBot> I'll remind
@Ariri about "endertweaker, ct sync, config sync, and uh
something else i hope you remember by then" at 05/29/2020
11:02:44 AM
L809[18:03:01] <Amanda> ( I think she's
gone AFK )
L810[18:03:14]
<Michiyo> I
have no idea if jodatime throws an exception.. I'll have to
check
L811[18:03:47]
<Ariri> I
was going to but then someone gave me a Discord ring
L812[18:03:56] <Amanda> ah
L813[18:05:15] <Amanda> nyahahaha, I have
obtained an ender pearl!
L814[18:06:54] <Amanda> there, chunkloader
get
L815[18:07:07]
<AdorableCatgirl> the alpine installer
just imploded
L816[18:07:22]
<AdorableCatgirl> THE FAN IS GOING MACH
6
L817[18:07:57]
<Ariri>
blowiematron
L818[18:08:06] <Izaya> 3AM coffee
/o/
L819[18:08:22] <Amanda> meowning
Izaya
L820[18:08:35] <Izaya> ey
L821[18:08:39]
<Ariri>
morn
L822[18:09:17] <Izaya> I watched some
prime early morning TV about murder
L823[18:09:28] <Izaya> for some reason,
the narrators are always american
L824[18:10:04] <dequbed> Izaya: Already
awake or still awake
L825[18:10:06]
<AdorableCatgirl> alpine installer doesn't
like my CF
L826[18:10:16]
<AdorableCatgirl> also the computer
doesn't seem to like my CF either
L827[18:10:27] <Izaya> dequbed: already
awake
L828[18:10:38] <Izaya> real strange
hourx
L830[18:11:52]
<Ariri>
Hmm.. should I get ZNC as a docker image or the full source?
L831[18:12:07] <Izaya> install it with
your package manager like a normal person >.>
L833[18:12:17]
<AdorableCatgirl> so
L834[18:12:21]
<Ariri> Oh,
I just saw that part
L835[18:12:22]
<AdorableCatgirl> it might be USB
related
L836[18:12:35] <Izaya> docker's a bad
solution to a near non-issue
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L838[18:13:11] <Izaya> %choose implement
mtar for linux or nah
L839[18:13:12] <MichiBot> Izaya: Once you
get a taste of "nah" you can't stop.
L840[18:13:20] <Izaya> you're entirely
right
L841[18:13:36] <dequbed> @Ariri Docker
everything, please. That'll keep the next generation of system
operators and security engineers gainfully employed.
L842[18:14:02]
<AdorableCatgirl> i did tsar for
linux
L843[18:14:05]
<AdorableCatgirl> :)
L844[18:14:15]
<Ariri>
o-ok
L845[18:14:32]
<AdorableCatgirl> also
L846[18:14:35]
<Saghetti>
48 bit timestamp
L847[18:14:36]
<AdorableCatgirl> AAAAAAAAAAAAA
L848[18:14:41]
<Saghetti>
coughs up lungs
L849[18:14:50]
<AdorableCatgirl> what the fuck is the
problem with a 48-bit timestamp
L850[18:15:19]
<Saghetti>
~~everything~~
L851[18:15:19]
<AdorableCatgirl> would you rather it be a
40-bit? or a 56-bit?
L852[18:15:21] <Izaya> AdorableCatgirl:
after adding iter I rewrote the OpenOS mtar util to use iter a
lot
L853[18:15:27] <Izaya> it makes
implementation significantly simpler
L854[18:15:29] <Izaya> would
recommend
L855[18:15:33]
<AdorableCatgirl> also
L856[18:15:35]
<Saghetti>
64 bit timestamp when
L857[18:15:44]
<AdorableCatgirl> 64-bit isn't needed in
the scope of tsar :^)
L858[18:15:51] <Izaya> speaking of
archives
L859[18:15:59]
<AdorableCatgirl> i don't see it being
used in the year 10k
L860[18:16:01] <Izaya> should I make mtar
use 32-bit file sizes
L861[18:16:08]
<AdorableCatgirl> 24-bit
L862[18:16:15] <Izaya> or do you think
16-bit is fine
L863[18:16:29]
<AdorableCatgirl> jokes aside
L864[18:16:30]
<Saghetti>
63 bit
L865[18:16:34]
<AdorableCatgirl> you do what you think
you need
L866[18:16:36]
<Saghetti>
signed file size
L867[18:16:43]
<Saghetti>
it'll be the most cursed of them all
L868[18:16:46]
<AdorableCatgirl> also
L869[18:16:53] <Izaya> negative file sizes
are when you delete stuff from the existing file
L870[18:17:03]
<Saghetti>
it reads the data backwards
L871[18:17:12]
<AdorableCatgirl> the flash drive i'm
installing alpine from is bigger than the drive i'm installing it
to
L872[18:18:13] <dequbed> Izaya: Pop quiz:
Would ASN.1 use a) a 32-bit timestamp for time b) a variable length
integer timestamp c) an ISO-8601 string?
L873[18:18:30] *
Izaya squints
L874[18:18:36] <Izaya> b sounds most
cursed, so b.
L875[18:18:59] <dequbed> Answer: NEITHER.
It's a codified string with TWO digits for year.
L876[18:19:52] <dequbed> It's not
extensible either. They made everything else, ever-fucking-thing
else extensible. But Computers WILL CEASE TO EXIST AFTER 1999
APPARENTLY?!
L877[18:20:06] <Izaya> god I wish
L878[18:20:16]
<Ariri>
What's bind host for?
L879[18:20:36]
<Saghetti>
so you can have a server running on a different ip from one
machine?
L881[18:20:59]
<Saghetti>
either that or i have no clue
L883[18:21:06] <fingercomp> dequbed:
GeneralizedTime has 4 digits for year
L884[18:21:11] <dequbed> fingercomp: I
know.
L885[18:21:13] <dequbed> Fuck off.
L886[18:21:16] <Lizzy> @Ariri if you have
multiple IP addresses, that'll tell it to bind to one of them
L887[18:21:21] <dequbed> It's not a better
format. It's even LESS SANE to parse.
L888[18:21:32]
<Ariri>
Lizzy: public I assume?
L889[18:21:33]
<Saghetti>
why use objects
L890[18:21:37]
<Saghetti>
i mean tables
L891[18:21:41]
<AdorableCatgirl> what the fuck
L892[18:21:54] <Lizzy> it can be any
address that the system has configured on it's network
interfaces
L893[18:21:57] <Izaya> Wattana: Why are
you tying the GPU to the kernel?
L894[18:22:03]
<Saghetti>
^
L895[18:22:03]
<AdorableCatgirl> where the fuck is
mke2fs
L896[18:22:07] <Lizzy> it basically allows
you to control what address znc will use as it's source
L897[18:22:10] <dequbed> fingercomp: And
also it exists, yes. But apparently *nobody* go the memo because it
just isn't used.
L898[18:22:11] <Lizzy> it basically allows
you to control what address znc will use as it's source address
*
L899[18:22:17]
<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya:
where the fuck
is mke2fs
L900[18:22:23]
<Saghetti>
are we having like 3 different conversations at the same
time?
L901[18:22:23]
<Ariri> Ah
okay
L902[18:22:25] <Izaya> sorry I got
hungry
L903[18:22:27]
<Wattana>
It seems like a good idea to put all kernel related functions into
the kernel table
L904[18:22:29]
<AdorableCatgirl> i'm trying to install
alpine and i can't find mke2fs
L905[18:22:52]
<AdorableCatgirl> all i see is mkdosfs and
mkfs.vfat
L906[18:22:52] <Izaya> I've never used
alpine
L907[18:22:59] <Izaya> except in the
context of pmOS
L908[18:23:01]
<AdorableCatgirl> what the
fuck
L909[18:23:05]
<Saghetti>
you usually have an early logging setup
L910[18:23:05]
<Wattana>
In any case which one is better. declare functions outside or
inside
L911[18:23:21]
<Saghetti>
and then later, you do terminals with a proper driver
L912[18:23:23] <Izaya> I prefer
outside
L913[18:23:31]
<Saghetti>
(or in my case, the terminal service)
L914[18:23:33] <Amanda> there is no
"better" really, it comes down to personal
prefernece
L915[18:23:39]
<Saghetti>
also, why are you trying to make kernel an object?
L916[18:23:46] <Izaya> I think it was
uncle torvalds that said the more indents you have, the more fucked
your code is
L917[18:23:52]
<Saghetti>
it's not like you're ever gonna make more than one kernel
object
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L919[18:24:16] <Izaya> Saghetti: I can
think of some contexts where that'd be a solid idea >:D
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L921[18:24:26]
<Wattana>
> there is no "better" really, it comes down to
personal prefernece
L922[18:24:26]
<Wattana>
then which one do you think looks better?
L923[18:24:45]
<Saghetti>
still, i don't think it's a great idea to make kernel an
object
L924[18:24:46] <Izaya> also
L925[18:24:49] <Izaya> speaking of
namespaces
L926[18:24:50] <Amanda> why ddoes it
matter what I think looks better? Decide for yourself, live your
own style
L927[18:24:52] <Izaya> fun thing you can
do
L928[18:24:55]
<Saghetti>
that opens lots of opportunities to break it
L929[18:25:09] <Izaya> do ... local var =
whatever ... end
L930[18:25:10] <Izaya> is valid
L931[18:25:17] <Izaya> locals are locals
within the do ... end block
L932[18:25:48]
<Wattana>
@Saghetti that could clutter up the global space very quickly and
can cause function name collisions when a program makes a function
with the same name as something that's built into the kernel
L933[18:25:49] <Izaya> Saghetti: in a
distributed system, you would have multiple kernels because you'd
have one for each machine
L934[18:25:56]
<AdorableCatgirl> tsuki doesn't look nice
under the hood
L935[18:26:11]
<Saghetti>
but seriously
L936[18:26:16]
<AdorableCatgirl> tsuki is very cursed
under the hood
L937[18:26:27]
<Saghetti>
@Wattana are you planning on making this a distributed
system?
L938[18:26:36]
<Wattana>
no
L939[18:26:50]
<Saghetti>
what i do is i actually sandbox my programs
L940[18:26:52]
<Saghetti>
:bigbrain:
L941[18:27:00]
<Saghetti>
so that there aren't any collisions
L942[18:27:07] <Izaya> there's nothing
wrong with letting programs monkey with kernel internals
L943[18:27:10] <Izaya> as long as it's
intentional
L944[18:27:12]
<Wattana>
but if I don't put kernel specific functions into a table, then
programs that declare a function with the same name will cause
trouble
L945[18:27:24]
<Saghetti>
maybe just take the kernel environment
L946[18:27:26]
<Wattana>
And then people will have to avoid certain function names
L947[18:27:29]
<Saghetti>
(which is a table itself)
L948[18:27:32]
<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: yeah i have a
mode for that
L949[18:27:35]
<Saghetti>
and pass it into the program's env
L950[18:27:39]
<AdorableCatgirl> you'd need root but
like
L951[18:27:56]
<Wattana>
Wouldnt that take up more memories?
L952[18:28:01]
<Saghetti>
it's just a reference
L953[18:28:02]
<Saghetti>
¯\(ツ)/¯
L954[18:28:12]
<Wattana>
Sounds bad for optimization
L955[18:28:14]
<AdorableCatgirl> `kmode-exec
<program>`
L956[18:28:21]
<Saghetti>
how would it be?
L957[18:28:43] <Amanda> There's a such a
thing as premature optimisation, @Wattana
L958[18:28:46]
<AdorableCatgirl> i'll make a few standard
utils :)
L959[18:28:51]
<Wattana>
If I do that then every program will have a copy of the kernel on
their part of memory I think
L960[18:28:55]
<Saghetti>
nope
L961[18:28:59] <Izaya> > it's just a
reference
L962[18:29:01]
<Saghetti>
they just have a pointer to kernel memory
L963[18:29:06]
<AdorableCatgirl> ^
L964[18:29:12]
<Saghetti>
they dont get an entire copy of all the data
L965[18:29:16]
<Wattana>
Idk how to do that.
L966[18:29:16] <Izaya> you could deep copy
the table
L967[18:29:28] <Amanda> this is not kernel
access, it is just a tribute
L968[18:29:28] <Izaya> then it'd get
references to the functions rather than the whole table
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L970[18:29:31] <Izaya> which may be
desirable
L971[18:30:12] <fingercomp> dequbed: oh, I
didn't know that
L972[18:30:26]
<Saghetti>
so look at this
L973[18:30:32]
<Saghetti>
%lua foo = {}
L974[18:30:35]
<Saghetti>
%lua bar = foo
L975[18:30:36] <fingercomp> I assumed
X.509 certs would use it, but apparently CAs are expected to use
UTCTime for dates until 2049, and switch to GeneralizedTime after
that
L976[18:30:40]
<Saghetti>
%lua foo.abc = 123
L977[18:30:43]
<Saghetti>
%lua bar.abc
L978[18:30:44] <MichiBot> 123
L979[18:30:50]
<Saghetti>
see
L980[18:30:52] <fingercomp> (which is
stupid)
L981[18:30:54] <dequbed> fingercomp: Yep
and I don't think they will because legacy code.
L982[18:30:55]
<Saghetti>
bar is a reference to foo now
L983[18:30:59]
<Saghetti>
@Wattana
L984[18:31:07]
<Saghetti>
it was as easy as `bar=foo`
L985[18:31:25]
<Saghetti>
so foo contains the data, and bar is a reference to foo
L986[18:31:25] <Inari> I still want
something like JSON but which deals with circular references
L987[18:31:43] <dequbed> fingercomp: I
have written four implementations of ASN.1 decoders over the years.
ASN.1 is stupid. And fucked up. Yet somehow still better than JSON.
Or YAML. Or XML. Wait, ASN.1 can encode to XML. FOR ULTIMATE
SUFFERING.
L988[18:32:08]
<Wattana>
Do I still have to put all kernel functions into a table?
L989[18:32:26]
<Saghetti>
you could just use ENV and G lol
L990[18:32:37] <Izaya> you should write
your own notation format
L991[18:32:49] <dequbed> Izaya: OH ALSO
FUN FACT: There are JSON Encoding Rules for ASN.1. And they are
used in LTE. Want to suffer actually *horrible* webshit creeping
into our infrastructure?
L992[18:32:59] <Amanda> with blackjack.
and hookers.
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L994[18:33:12] <Inari> %pet Amanda
L995[18:33:13] <MichiBot> Inari is
brushing Amanda with a monkey's paw to remove mention of oc2.
Amanda regains 1d6 => 2 hit points! The monkey's paw to remove
mention of oc2 was taken out by the mafia.
L996[18:33:20] <Izaya> > JSON ASN.1 in
cellular networks
L997[18:33:24] <dequbed> Go look at 5G.
Seriously. It's HTTP/2 and JSON in different kinds of terrible
*ALL* *THE* *WAY* *DOWN*.
L998[18:33:24] <Izaya> [external
screaming]
L999[18:33:39] <Izaya> [external screaming
intensifies]
L1000[18:33:43] <Inari> 5G uses json?
xD
L1001[18:34:16] <Michiyo> That's how it
causes cancer and the covid.
L1002[18:34:29] <Michiyo> JSON
man..
L1003[18:34:39] <Izaya> fuckin
jason
L1004[18:34:42] <Izaya>
unbelieveable
L1005[18:34:48] *
Amanda presses X to json
L1006[18:34:51]
<Ariri>
jesus christ
L1007[18:34:55]
<Ariri>
its jason borne
L1008[18:34:56] <Izaya> dequbed: this
makes me want to vandalize 5G base stations
L1009[18:34:58]
<Wattana> > you could just use ENV and
G lol
L1010[18:34:59]
<Wattana> @Saghetti I looked into ENV and
G. Oh damn they looks fun
L1011[18:35:08] <dequbed> Izaya: I wanted
to implement LTE. Emphasis on past tense. NOW I just want to gouge
my eyes out and throw my phone at the next concrete wall. ... Even
more than usual that is.
L1012[18:35:17]
<Saghetti> yeah, they're fun to mess
with
L1013[18:35:25]
<Wattana> I think I could even implement
privileges system with them too
L1014[18:35:32] <Izaya> Lua is more fun
with metatables
L1015[18:35:40]
<AdorableCatgirl> ^
L1016[18:35:43]
<Saghetti> pro tip for making an os: try
to have a solid grasp of how advanced lua concepts work, it will
help you a lot
L1017[18:35:53]
<AdorableCatgirl> metatables, all the way
down
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L1019[18:36:03] <Izaya> tfw your
metatables have metatables
L1020[18:36:04]
<Saghetti> yeah, metatable are tons of fun
too
L1021[18:36:08] ***
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L1022[18:36:21]
<AdorableCatgirl> so there's some fun jank
in Tsuki already
L1023[18:36:44] <Inari> Wonder why they
didn't use a binary protocol
L1024[18:37:16]
<AdorableCatgirl> passing `true` as the
env to the kernel mode `exec.load` loads the standard library
L1026[18:37:26] <dequbed> Inari: You know
what a proper engineer costs compared to somebody who just throws
webshit at a problem until it appears solved?
L1027[18:37:28]
<Wattana> Now I want to modify the kernel
to have a privilege system where you can limit what an application
can do
L1028[18:37:44]
<Saghetti> pass in an ENV when loading in
the program
L1029[18:37:58] <Inari> dequbed: For some
reason the hardware site seems fairly cool engineering wise though
:P
L1030[18:38:02] <Inari> *side
L1031[18:38:21] <dequbed> Inari: Well it
is. But most hardware engineers are wise enough to stay the fuck
away from software.
L1032[18:38:26]
<AdorableCatgirl> also there's the root
only `kernel.load` because jank
L1033[18:38:31] <Inari> Heh
L1034[18:38:37] <dequbed> Computer
Engineers are a rare breed and all *I* know are insane.
L1035[18:38:38] <Ariri> It doesnt seem
like the web interface for ZNC is working :(
L1036[18:38:53] <Izaya> try with https
instead
L1037[18:38:55] <Izaya> or http
instead
L1038[18:39:00] <Izaya> depending on
which you're trying
L1040[18:39:12] <Ariri> Huh, I thought I
did
L1041[18:39:19] <Ariri> Chrome is wacky I
guess, worked on FF
L1042[18:39:28]
<Saghetti> the interesting part is ENV,
where you can pass in a table that becomes the function's
environment
L1043[18:39:30] <Izaya> it does HTTP and
IRC on the same port
L1044[18:39:30]
<Wattana> But how to I limit what part of
the kernel an app can access? I have to make an ENV table but how
do I selectively pass certain kernel functions into it instead of
the whole thing?
L1045[18:39:32] <Izaya> mildly
cursed
L1046[18:39:39]
<Saghetti> make a table
L1047[18:39:44]
<Saghetti> put some kernel functions in
there (not all)
L1048[18:39:50]
<Saghetti> and make it the env for the
program
L1049[18:40:01] <Izaya> Ariri: this pack
uses the whole 4GB it's allocated by default and it's only half
loaded
L1050[18:40:02] <Inari> dequbed: I mean,
it's not like you have to even invent it, theres already general
-purpose binary protocol
L1051[18:40:05] <Inari> *protocols
L1052[18:40:06] <Izaya> is this normal or
is it broken or something
L1053[18:40:14]
<Saghetti> you could hard-code permission
levels if you want, i have a function called
createEnvironment()
L1054[18:40:19]
<Wattana> how should the table look like?
This is some unknown territory for me
L1055[18:40:21]
<Saghetti> does what it says on the
tin
L1056[18:40:46] <dequbed> Izaya: Also,
JER generates *mildly* unsafe JSON. In other words, I'm just
*waiting* for the first RCE on base stations due to the Ruby (or
Python or Rust) JSON-parser shitting the bed when a particularly
nasty message comes it.
L1057[18:40:46] <Izaya> also is it
supposed to have a pre-launch command?
L1058[18:40:48] <Ariri> Izaya: I mean,
its a decent sized pack, but GC picks itself up usually, I have 8gb
allocated and it will go down to 2.3, including vram I think
L1059[18:40:48] <Izaya> did I break
it
L1060[18:40:50] <Izaya>
:lainstress:
L1061[18:41:07] <Ariri> Izaya: Yes,
remember? The auto updater
L1062[18:41:14] <Amanda> @Izaya it seems
the pre-launch command doesn't get loaded on import
L1063[18:41:18]
<Saghetti> so
L1064[18:41:22]
<Saghetti> just use a table
L1065[18:41:28] <Izaya> oh.
L1066[18:41:28]
<Saghetti>
{foo=123,bar="abc"}
L1067[18:41:29] <Ariri> I thought I fixed
that
L1068[18:41:38] <Izaya> was this
documented and I missed it?
L1069[18:41:41] <Amanda> at least it
didn't when I imported it yesterday
L1070[18:41:44]
<Saghetti> so if you make that the env,
the program now has a variable named foo and one named var
L1071[18:41:50] <Ariri> I put it on the
readme too
L1072[18:41:57] <dequbed> Inari: While in
theory true few are well-suited for the pretty real-time and
as-cheap-as-possible situation that Mobile broadband find itself
it. ASN.1 is one of the few and that has been used so far.
L1074[18:42:15]
<Saghetti> in place of that, you could
make those functions
L1075[18:42:26]
<Saghetti> and pass in functions, or heck,
an entire library
L1076[18:42:26] <Inari> dequbed: I don't
see why json would be quicker than a binary protocol
L1077[18:42:53]
<Saghetti> you could also pass in a
reference to your environment, and change it while the application
is running
L1078[18:43:00]
<Saghetti> table references are really
handy
L1079[18:43:24] <dequbed> Inari: It's not
but development-time wise it is. And an engineer-hour costs a hell
of a lot.
L1080[18:43:32] <Inari> rip
L1081[18:43:38] <Izaya>
/home/izaya/.local/share/multimc/instances/StariCraft/updater: ELF
64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically
linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, for GNU/Linux
2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=294d1f19a085a730da19a6c55788ec08c2187039,
stripped
L1082[18:43:40] <Izaya> neat
L1083[18:43:51] <Inari> dequbed: So the
future gets built on crap because people are cheap?:p
L1084[18:44:38]
<Wattana> so I do something like
this?
L1086[18:44:38] <Izaya> also, the updater
is not flagged for executable
L1087[18:44:39]
<Wattana> (idk if this will work)
L1088[18:44:39] <dequbed> Inari: Yes,
pretty much. Good people are scarce, expensive as fuck and
currently very occupied fixing the last generation's mistakes or
have just given up in the first place
L1089[18:44:41] <Izaya> presumably
because zip
L1090[18:44:58] <Inari> Sad
L1091[18:45:00]
<Ariri>
Izaya: Yeah I figured that would happen, oh well `chmod` away
L1092[18:45:21] <Inari> Probably doesn't
help that software engineering doesn't have any real rules,
standards, or regulations. Unlike a lot of other engineering
fields
L1093[18:45:26]
<Ariri>
Ill get my Linux VM up later and see if I can refine that
platform
L1094[18:45:42]
<Saghetti> so if you pass in graphicsOnly
as the environment, the application will only have
kernel.display
L1095[18:45:45]
<Saghetti> nothing else
L1096[18:45:56]
<Saghetti> no pcall, no print, no
nothing
L1097[18:46:02] <Izaya> if I leave it
loading sitting on 4GB/4GB for like, an hour, will it load
eventually?
L1098[18:46:33]
<Ariri>
It shouldnt take more than 5 minutes if you dont have the alternate
foamfix config, which you dont by default
L1099[18:46:51] <Izaya> we'll see if it
loads this time
L1100[18:46:51] <Inari> So
L1101[18:46:53]
<Ariri>
I think it takes me 6-7 with that, but I also do 64
recursions
L1102[18:46:55] <Inari> Foamfix is
creating more foam?
L1103[18:46:55] <Izaya> I updated it
now
L1104[18:47:08] <Izaya> previously it'd
fill out the whole allocated memory and just
L1105[18:47:10] <Izaya> hang
L1106[18:47:19] <Inari> hangman
L1107[18:47:23] <dequbed> Inari: That all
being said; JSON is not by design bad. It is a minefield to parse,
but so is any of the binary encoding rules of ASN.1. HTTP/2 is all
things considered a reasonable protocol. And optimizing a few
cycles that you save decoding whatever binary over JSON is not
relevant if your main problem is messaging latency.
L1109[18:47:52] <Lizzy> Izaya, question:
did you manually install/update your instance or did you use the
updater-enabled ones that Ariri's distributing?
L1110[18:48:09] <Izaya> I just ran the
updater from the pack I downloaded with the updater
L1111[18:48:14] <Inari> dequbed: I guess
:p Still, binary protocol would be smaller in messages and thus
allow more messages on the same bandwidth
L1112[18:48:22] <Lizzy> okay, that means
it worked, nice!
L1113[18:48:45] <Inari> Where do I find
that updater anyway
L1114[18:48:48] <Izaya> alright time to
give it another 500M and see if it'll load that way instead
L1115[18:48:53]
<Ariri>
Its in the pack by default Inari
L1117[18:49:00] <dequbed> Inari: So the
other half of the truth is it is simply not cost-effective to use
the most efficient protocols, bespokely designed for that usecase
when you can also get 80% of the value for half the cost. I'd
assume Amanda has some war-stories in that regard.
L1118[18:49:06] <Ariri> lets see if that
looks alright
L1119[18:49:12] <Ariri> thats a no
L1120[18:49:27] <Inari> dequbed: Meh, no
cost big enouhg for a proper foundation
L1122[18:49:44] <Inari> Esp. since 5G
isn't like a single company's product
L1123[18:49:47] <Lizzy> Ariri, needs a
direct image link IIRC
L1124[18:49:54] <Michiyo> ^
L1125[18:50:01] <Ariri> Lizzy: That is I
think
L1126[18:50:09] <Ariri> theres nothing
else on the page
L1127[18:50:12] <Izaya> upload it to
catbox or similar instead
L1128[18:50:21] <Lizzy> it's a html
doc
L1129[18:50:23] <Ariri> It worked now, it
was too big
L1130[18:50:31] <Ariri> The last
one
L1131[18:50:31] <Izaya> nextcloud is not
very friendly to non-browser UAs
L1132[18:50:32] <Inari> @Ariri so I just
start it in multimc? Or is it like an exe
L1133[18:51:08] <Ariri> Inari: If the
pre-launch command isnt already there add it
"$INST_DIR/updater" and it should run on launch, youll
see it in the logs
L1134[18:51:50] <Inari> I don't even see
an /updater folder :D
L1135[18:52:00] <dequbed> Inari: In leu
of a long-winded response: I agree. I would prefer 5G to be build
on provable grounds with well-understoon technology. Alas it is
not.
L1136[18:52:06] <Lizzy> it should just be
an exe in the instance folder
L1137[18:52:10]
<Ariri>
its an exec
L1138[18:52:23] <Amanda> dequbed: huh?
Why me?
L1140[18:52:29] <Inari> Guess I need to
manually dl a new version then
L1141[18:52:48]
<Ariri>
Inari: It wasnt there before yesterday
L1142[18:53:05] <Inari> Do I get 1.0.3 or
1.1.2
L1143[18:53:13] <Izaya> fans are
spinning
L1144[18:53:17] <Izaya> herewego
L1145[18:53:24] <dequbed> Amanda: Weren't
you entangled with the Mozilla crowd? That company very much
embodies "don't overengineer if 50% get you 80% of the
way".
L1146[18:53:39] <Amanda> Not
really?
L1147[18:53:41] <Izaya> everyone's busy
implementing updaters in go and python and stuff
L1148[18:53:45] <Izaya> maybe I'll write
my own in bash
L1149[18:53:56] <Inari> Write one in
COBOL
L1151[18:54:22] <Michiyo> assembly
please.
L1152[18:54:30] <dequbed> Amanda: Huh. Oh
well, may be misremebering then.
L1153[18:54:38] <Izaya> updater in 6502
asm for the C64
L1154[18:54:48] <Izaya> you'd only have
to swap out disks every uh
L1155[18:54:51] <Inari> @Ariri oh, for
some reason I landed int he legacy folder
L1156[18:54:58] <Izaya> 360K?
L1157[18:55:00]
<Ariri>
Weird
L1158[18:55:11] <Izaya> that means you
only need like, 1500 disks?
L1159[18:55:33] <Inari> Just make a tape
of disks
L1160[18:55:43]
<AdorableCatgirl> oh yeah
L1161[18:55:48]
<AdorableCatgirl> time to make tsar
v2
L1162[18:55:56] <Inari> Will tsar
you
L1163[18:56:51] <Inari> In oppoistion to
zero-based versioning
L1164[18:57:00] <Inari> This pack is like
2 weeks old and already v2
L1165[18:57:14] <dequbed> Izaya: What
version number is our pack again? :P
L1166[18:57:24] <Izaya> like
L1167[18:57:27] <Izaya> 8? 9?
L1168[18:57:38] <Izaya> we're approaching
double digits
L1169[18:57:47] <Inari> What pack
L1170[18:58:02] <Izaya> the most
opinionated pack
L1171[18:58:21] <Inari> Yeah but
L1172[18:58:23] <Inari> What pack
L1173[18:58:39] <Izaya> the one for the
server dequbed and I nominally run
L1174[18:58:53] <dequbed> the most
deserted server
L1175[18:58:55] <Izaya> sometimes
AdorableCatgirl too
L1176[18:59:10] <Inari> Does it have
Create
L1177[18:59:11]
<AdorableCatgirl> hi
L1178[18:59:21] <Izaya> it does not, as
it is 1.12
L1179[18:59:23]
<AdorableCatgirl> outfox is a good
mod
L1180[18:59:24] <Inari> Lame
L1181[18:59:30] <Izaya> because I don't
play Minecraft without OpenComputers
L1182[18:59:37]
<AdorableCatgirl> ^
L1184[18:59:45]
<AdorableCatgirl> gotta make the grand
minitel network
L1185[18:59:57]
<AdorableCatgirl> also i know how to get
ACLs in tsar now
L1186[18:59:58] <Inari> Does that ever
get used
L1187[19:00:07]
<AdorableCatgirl> put a `\0` on the
beginning of the path
L1188[19:00:40] <Inari> Sounds
hacky
L1189[19:00:52] <Izaya> the server? not
recently
L1190[19:01:00] <Izaya> it's kinda
seasonal
L1191[19:01:05] <Inari> Izaya:
Minitel
L1192[19:01:16] <Izaya> I see you haven't
been paying attention
L1193[19:01:19]
<AdorableCatgirl> hey
L1194[19:01:21]
<AdorableCatgirl> hey izzy
L1195[19:01:23] <Izaya> hi
L1196[19:01:24]
<AdorableCatgirl> i had a big brain
idea
L1197[19:01:27] <Inari> ?
L1198[19:01:27] <Izaya> oh?
L1199[19:01:35]
<AdorableCatgirl> i'm gonna add a RAID
card to my abomination computer
L1200[19:01:39] <Izaya> ono
L1201[19:01:44]
<AdorableCatgirl> an
IDE raid
card
L1202[19:01:50] <Izaya> I have one of
those.
L1203[19:01:58] <Izaya> And a PCI-X SCSI
Ultra320 RAID card too
L1204[19:02:17]
<AdorableCatgirl> 4 channel raid card
B)
L1205[19:02:26] <Izaya> okay at this
speed, Minecraft's going to take all day to start
L1206[19:02:30] <Izaya> let's add another
512M
L1207[19:02:30] <Inari> I just know you
had it on the last iteration of ariricraft, but I don't know if
anyone ever actually used it
L1208[19:02:45] <MichiBot> @Ariri
REMINDER: endertweaker, ct sync, config sync, and uh something else
i hope you remember by then
L1209[19:03:24] <Izaya> Inari: Amanda
uses it as the backbone of their network stuff
L1210[19:03:41] <Izaya> not sure about on
Ariricraft but
L1211[19:03:42] *
Izaya shrugs
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L1213[19:03:53] <dequbed> Inari: Izaya
wanted a food delivery network for my last server, not sure how far
that progressed in the end. Was based on minitel as well
L1214[19:04:00]
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(Quit: ZNC 1.6.6+deb1ubuntu0.2 - http://znc.in)
L1215[19:04:03]
<AdorableCatgirl> i have a free PCI slot
and a free PCIe slot
L1216[19:04:19]
<AdorableCatgirl> what do
L1217[19:04:24] <Izaya> dequbed: actually
got more work done on that since I stopped playing
L1218[19:04:27]
<AdorableCatgirl> i can't find my USB 3.0
card
L1219[19:04:33] <Izaya> I have drone
firmware that can do GPS navigation
L1220[19:04:41] <dequbed> Izaya: Neat so
we'll have that for the next run? :P
L1221[19:04:49] <Izaya> That's the plan
:D
L1222[19:04:55]
<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: imagine tsuki on
a uC
L1223[19:04:59]
<AdorableCatgirl> mega cursed
L1224[19:07:43] <Izaya> [04:07:19]
[Client thread/WARN] [opencomputers]: Gosh I'm popular! Too many
tabs were added to the OpenComputers in-game manual, so some won't
be shown. In case this actually happens, let me know and I'll look
into making them scrollable or something...
L1225[19:09:52] <Izaya> I gave it a flat
5GB and we're almost loaded!
L1226[19:09:58] <Izaya> 6/7 and we've hit
the endless gc cycle
L1227[19:10:01] <finch> Izaya: There's
like 4-6 OC mods
L1228[19:10:06] <finch> :P
L1229[19:10:09] <Izaya> Is foamfix
optional or something?
L1230[19:10:09] <finch> Uh wait
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L1232[19:10:42] <Izaya> yeah I don't have
foamfix
L1233[19:10:45] <Izaya> this explains a
lot
L1234[19:10:47] <Izaya> wtf
L1235[19:11:06] <Ariri> I have no idea
why that happened to me too, bc its in the default zip
L1236[19:11:53] <Izaya> it's not
though
L1237[19:12:06] <Amanda> downloade fine
for me?
L1239[19:12:25] <Izaya> >2.31
L1240[19:12:26] <Ariri> It was weird for
me too, but Prismatic didnt have that issue
L1241[19:12:28] <Izaya> this is probably
why
L1242[19:12:36] <Ariri> ?
L1244[19:13:23] <Izaya> I'll grab 2.31
and import that instead
L1246[19:13:55] <Ariri> To me, the
updater is getting rid of it, but that doesnt make sense
L1247[19:14:04] <Ariri> Ill prob just
make Foamfix required tbh
L1248[19:14:17] <Lizzy> alternatively,
delete the pack.version file in the .minecraft folder and so long
as foamfix is in the optional mods of the config.json it should
then grab it
L1249[19:14:47] <Ariri> Lizzy: It is in
the config by default
L1250[19:14:49] <Izaya> could one,
theoretically, publish a skeleton pack and then have the updater
download the whole thing?
L1251[19:15:12] <Lizzy> yep, the updater
supports configuring a pack from nothing
L1252[19:15:15] <Ariri> Izaya: I could,
but from my testing, MultiMC didnt launch the game after, and
downloading it was slower
L1253[19:15:37] <Ariri> You can kill the
instance post update and launch, but it didnt go smooth the first
time
L1254[19:16:18] <Lizzy> I think if you
have a basic instance set up with just forge it should be able to
throw the mods in and launch it fine
L1255[19:16:40] <Lizzy> unless multimc
does something weird with the mods it can 'see' before it
launches
L1256[19:16:45] <Ariri> MMC does the
forge part, it just doesnt do anything after
L1257[19:16:52] <Ariri> If it gets the
whole pack
L1258[19:16:57] <Ariri> It just
stops
L1259[19:16:57] <Lizzy> hmm
L1260[19:17:08] <Ariri> I think its mmc
buggin out
L1261[19:17:51] <Lizzy> yeah, cause i'm
pretty sure when the first season of the railcraft patron server
was running, that's how Forecaster distributed one of the
packs
L1262[19:18:07] <Lizzy> also @Forecaster
is there any api documentation yet for CM2/FM2?
L1263[19:18:16] <Izaya> my feet
hurt
L1264[19:18:18] <Izaya> because they're
cold
L1265[19:18:31] *
Lizzy puts a bucket of lava under Izaya
L1266[19:18:39] <Izaya> thank
L1267[19:18:51] *
Izaya vaporises
L1268[19:19:14] <Lizzy> hmm, i think it's
pizza time
L1269[19:22:11] <Izaya> ah what a
pain
L1270[19:22:16] <Izaya> I forgot to
remove the broken borderless thingo
L1272[19:23:33]
<Ocawesome101> Izaya: which WM is
that?
L1273[19:23:39] <Izaya> xfwm4
L1274[19:23:49] <Izaya> I'm boring
L1275[19:23:54]
<Ocawesome101> :P
L1276[19:23:57]
<Ocawesome101> I'm more boring
L1277[19:24:03]
<Ocawesome101> I use KDE
L1278[19:24:43]
<Ariri>
ZNC isnt accepting my non-admin username..
L1279[19:25:02]
<Kleadron> didn't nvidia have some sort of
window manager that came with their drivers at some point
L1280[19:25:12]
<Kleadron> because i have it on both my
windows xp and windows 98 computer
L1282[19:25:17] <MichiBot>
So I see
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L1283[19:25:58]
<Ocawesome101> ffs
L1284[19:26:01]
<Ocawesome101> `This video contains
content from NBC Universal, who has blocked it in your country on
copyright grounds.`
L1285[19:26:06] <Izaya> lmao
L1286[19:26:27] <Izaya> allow me to abuse
youtube-dl for you
L1287[19:26:28] <Lizzy> @Ariri you'll
need to put your username in the password field like so
`ZNCUSERNAME:PASSWORD`
L1288[19:26:29] <Inari> works in
Germany
L1289[19:26:51]
<Ariri>
Yeah, I am, it keeps trying my admin one
L1290[19:27:08]
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(~Ariri@cpe-104-33-154-8.socal.res.rr.com)
L1292[19:27:19] <Lizzy> make sure there's
nothing in the user field of your irc client, or set it the same
username you want
L1293[19:27:31]
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(Client Quit)
L1294[19:28:28]
<Ariri>
Its the same
L1295[19:28:35] <Lizzy> hmm
L1296[19:29:45] <Lizzy> actually,
double-checking my hexchat config, i have the "user"
section as my znc username and then the password field (set to
server /PASS mode) as the znc password
L1297[19:30:36]
<Ariri>
My hexchat grays out the name box
L1298[19:30:57] <Lizzy> ?
L1299[19:31:05] <Ariri> Oh?
L1300[19:31:26] <Ariri> Seems like that
worked
L1301[19:34:49] <Lizzy> in other news,
the padding i added under my speakers the other day seems to be
working pretty well
L1302[19:35:14] <Lizzy> i can have loud
music in my room and it wont echo through the house
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L1304[19:43:17] <Ariri> test
L1305[19:43:35] <Michiyo> Ariri++
L1306[19:43:36] <MichiBot> Michiyo: Ariri
now has 1 points
L1307[19:43:52] <Lizzy> Michiyo++
L1308[19:43:52] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Michiyo
now has 11 points
L1309[19:43:59] <Ariri> Lizzy++
L1310[19:43:59] <MichiBot> Ariri: Lizzy
now has 9223372036854770004 points
L1311[19:44:00] <Michiyo> Lizzy++
L1312[19:44:00] <MichiBot> Michiyo: Lizzy
now has 9223372036854770005 points
L1313[19:44:14] <Michiyo> Ah yes, the
integer overflow days.
L1314[19:44:15] <Michiyo> lol
L1315[19:44:39] <Lizzy> hehehe
L1316[19:44:56] <Ariri> Lizzy: How do you
have Hexchat show every network? My web interface shows 2 networks
and 3 channels, but I only see OC when I connect, and jumping
disconnects me
L1317[19:45:42] <Michiyo> If you have 2
networks you specify which one to connect to in the znc login
L1318[19:45:45] <Lizzy> in the user
field, put it like `username/networkname`
L1319[19:46:00] <Lizzy> for instance,
mine for here is Lizzy/EsperNet
L1320[19:46:32] <Lizzy> then just set up
another network in hexchat for the others
L1321[19:46:37] <Michiyo> ^
L1323[19:47:08] <Ariri> I tried that but
it buggered up, let me do it again
L1325[19:48:26] <Michiyo> Quoth the
server "404"
L1326[19:48:28] <Lizzy> ffs is my files
site fucked again
L1328[19:50:22] <Lizzy> oh
L1329[19:50:33] <Lizzy> i know why my
script broke i think
L1330[19:50:48] <Amanda> insufficent
catnip?
L1331[19:50:52] <Michiyo> ^^
L1332[19:51:14] <Ariri> Not enough duct
tape
L1333[19:51:15] <Lizzy> that's a reason,
but i haven't cleared out the old entry for my home server's
hostname
L1334[19:51:33] <Ariri> This raw log
keeps pinging me
L1335[19:51:41] <Lizzy> unload the raw
log module
L1336[19:51:50] <Lizzy> you don't need it
unless debugging
L1337[19:52:13] <Ariri> True I guess, I
just wanted to see how irc worked underneath I suppose
L1339[19:53:17] <Lizzy> :<
L1340[19:53:29] <Ariri> Anyways, time to
have breakfast finally and play on the server
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L1342[19:54:19] <Lizzy> oh
L1343[19:54:24] <Lizzy> wireghuard link
died
L1344[19:54:25] <Lizzy> why
L1345[19:54:43] <Lizzy> yet it's
handshaking?
L1346[19:54:46] <Lizzy> wut
L1347[19:55:58] *
Lizzy sighs
L1348[19:56:05] <Lizzy> i guess something
broke on my dedi
L1349[19:57:16]
<Kleadron> no amount of duct tape will fix
this problem
L1350[19:58:00] <Lizzy> nope, this one
needs the health and safety brick
L1351[19:58:41] <Lizzy> ah, seems
something made my containers on my dedi loose their routes
L1352[19:59:05] <Michiyo> yay fuck
routing.
L1353[19:59:10] <Lizzy> there we go
L1354[19:59:31] <Lizzy> i don't actually
have the routes statically set
L1355[20:00:55] <Lizzy> i wish ovh's v6
wasnt horse shite
L1357[20:10:21]
<Rph>
is the OC documentation available in a git form for offline
usage?
L1358[20:10:32]
<Rph>
My friend is going to be offline for a week and he wants to do some
work
L1359[20:10:47]
<payonel> no, but...when is your friend
going offline?
L1360[20:11:05] <Inari> Like
L1361[20:11:08]
<Rph>
tomorrow
L1362[20:11:09] <Inari> The oc
wiki/
L1363[20:11:18]
<Rph>
yes, ocdoc.cil.li
L1364[20:11:29] <Inari> CAn always just
run a webcrawelr on it
L1365[20:15:47] <Izaya> Rph: the manual
is part of the git repo
L1366[20:17:16]
<Rph>
what subdirectory?
L1368[20:17:57] <Michiyo> adjust MC
version of course
L1370[20:18:45] <Inari> The manual isn't
the wiki though
L1371[20:20:00] <Izaya> but it is
documentation
L1372[20:20:16] <Inari> The same
documentation they could access by just running MC
L1373[20:20:16] <Inari> :D
L1374[20:20:26]
<Rph>
he's mostly looking for an API list etc
L1376[20:21:08] <fingercomp>
`components`, the OpenOS program, is quite useful
L1377[20:21:11]
<payonel> `component -l >
api-methods.txt`
L1378[20:21:19]
<payonel> `components -l >
api-methods.txt` [Edited]
L1379[20:21:19]
<Rph>
yeah I am doing that for him right now
L1380[20:21:40]
<DaComputerNerd> nice
L1381[20:22:39] <fingercomp> or grep for
`@Callback`s in the source
L1382[20:27:29]
<Ocawesome101> holy cow
L1383[20:28:22]
<Ocawesome101> @payonel in the man page
for `edit`: `Opens the file '/bin/ls.lua', which will be opened in
read-only mode, assuming '/bin' is the default as provided by the
read-only memory` you've got some out-of-date man pages here
L1384[20:40:28]
<payonel> it's a wiki
L1385[20:40:32]
<payonel> you're supposed to fix it
L1386[20:40:33]
<payonel> 🙂
L1387[20:42:30] ***
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L1388[20:42:38] <Michiyo> Anyone here any
good with mediawiki dpl?
L1389[20:43:04]
<Saghetti> not me :(
L1390[20:43:17] <Michiyo> still trying to
track down this damn }
L1391[20:43:38] <Michiyo> I think I've
narrowed it down to an issue in the dpl this damn wiki uses but wow
this is a lot of braces.
L1394[21:03:58]
<DaComputerNerd> nice
L1395[21:04:53]
<Saghetti> why does izaya have 26
searches/mo on namemc
L1396[21:05:59]
<MGR>
sssssssssstalker
L1397[21:06:15]
<Saghetti> mgr? more like
L1398[21:06:16]
<Saghetti> bootmgr
L1399[21:07:54]
<AdorableCatgirl> get out of here
stalker
L1400[21:08:04]
<Saghetti> okey
L1401[21:10:21]
<Rph>
well, I managed to httrack the entire wiki and sent it to my
friend
L1402[21:11:23] <Amanda> Izaya: when you
think about it, aren't we all trying to escape the sins of our
pasts?
L1403[21:13:16] <Amanda> goddeses, that
came out even more iamtwelveandthisisdeep than I thought
L1404[21:13:28] <Michiyo> lol
L1405[21:13:36] <Michiyo> was just about
to comment "man.. that's deep" :P
L1406[21:13:38] <Izaya> I'm glad you said
it so I didn't have to.
L1407[21:14:06] <Lizzy> why waste effort
trying to escape past sins when you can do more sins?
L1408[21:14:15] <Amanda> Lizzy'sgot the
ticket
L1409[21:14:24] <Amanda> be gay, do
crimes
L1410[21:14:48] <Izaya> Sins is a
religious word and therefore I disagree with its concept
L1411[21:21:13] <Lizzy> then the
fallback, be gay do crumes will suffice
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L1413[21:34:29]
<AdorableCatgirl> crumes
L1414[21:34:36]
<AdorableCatgirl> sounds kinky
L1415[21:36:38] <Inari> Which mod does
this fake fullscreen/no titelbar thing
L1416[21:37:31] <Amanda> Inari: none,
it's in the launch options
L1417[21:37:45] <Amanda> in MulltiMC,
check the settings for the instance
L1418[21:38:19] <Inari> Thanks
L1419[21:46:42]
<Wattana> how do I declare colon
functions(`table:function()`) from inside a table?
L1422[21:49:44]
<AdorableCatgirl> what
L1423[21:49:59] <Michiyo> %wat
L1424[21:50:02] <Michiyo> aww
L1425[21:50:06] <Michiyo> I thought I'd
done that :P
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L1428[21:57:26]
<Wattana> nvm i dont think lua allow
that
L1429[21:58:09]
<Saghetti> what is this organization
L1430[21:58:11]
<Saghetti> just asking
L1431[21:58:35]
<Saghetti> it really confuses me
L1432[21:59:03] <Lizzy> ?
L1433[21:59:35]
<Saghetti> Wattana's code
L1434[22:03:46]
<Wattana> im just shite at organizing
stuff
L1435[22:04:09]
<Wattana> wanna see my unofficial minetest
docs lol is borderline unreadable
L1436[22:04:37]
<Saghetti> why not just have a
function
L1437[22:04:41]
<Saghetti> initializeDisplay()
L1438[22:04:43]
<Saghetti> and call it
L1439[22:04:45]
<Saghetti> like a sane person?
L1440[22:04:57]
<Rph> I
added very rudimentary video playback to my image format I talked
about yesterday
L1441[22:10:10]
<Ocawesome101> you....
L1442[22:10:14]
<Ocawesome101> you WHAT?
L1443[22:10:17]
<Ocawesome101> that's impressive
L1444[22:12:04]
<Thanos-No
Snap> What urls support Open FM?
L1445[22:12:29] <Michiyo> anything that
streams *true* mp3/ogg vorbis streams.
L1446[22:12:36] <Michiyo> if it sends a
redirect that's not gonna work.
L1447[22:13:07] <Michiyo> and m3u/pls
support is... spotty at best, so *YOU* have to open the playlist
and extract the ACTUAL stream url yourself
L1448[22:14:18]
<Wattana> @Saghetti name collision
L1449[22:14:50]
<Saghetti> colliding with what?
L1450[22:14:57]
<Saghetti> i thought we went over
this
L1451[22:15:02]
<Saghetti> also, don't use a colon
L1452[22:15:04]
<Saghetti> just use a dot
L1453[22:15:37]
<Saghetti> because using a colon passes
the table in as an argument
L1454[22:15:43]
<Saghetti> just using a dot makes it a
regular function
L1455[22:16:02]
<Saghetti> have you tested this code out
yet?
L1457[22:22:56]
<Saghetti> i am crime
L1458[22:23:34] <Izaya> > BE
crime
L1459[22:23:39] <Izaya> man that's
something I can get behind
L1462[22:37:20]
<Ocawesome101> what editor is that?
L1463[22:37:46]
<Kleadron> @Ariri are your monitor
subpixels ordered BGR
L1464[22:38:03]
<Kleadron> instead of RGB
L1465[22:38:04]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Im passing numbers in the "tonumber" format to
the setTable function, but I am getting an error saying ymax and
ymin are string. Attempting to perform arithermatic on string
L1466[22:38:25]
<Thanos-No
Snap> @Ocawesome101 notepad++
L1467[22:38:38]
<Ocawesome101> hm
L1468[22:38:41]
<Saghetti> notepad++?!
L1469[22:38:42]
<Saghetti> how
L1470[22:38:43]
<Ocawesome101> I see your Notepad++
L1471[22:38:46]
<Ocawesome101> and I raise you
L1472[22:38:58]
<Kleadron> notepad++ good
L1473[22:39:07]
<Saghetti> this isn't just notepad++
L1474[22:39:12]
<Saghetti> this man has notepad+=2
L1475[22:39:12]
<Kleadron> yes it is
L1476[22:39:19]
<Saghetti> im calling it now
L1478[22:39:29]
<Kleadron> ++notepad++
L1479[22:39:36]
<Kleadron> that's a username isn't
it
L1480[22:39:40]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Lol did you guys even look at my code
L1481[22:39:49]
<Saghetti> nah
L1482[22:39:53]
<Thanos-No
Snap> 😄
L1483[22:39:57]
<Saghetti> we just looked at the pretty
syntax highlighting
L1484[22:40:08]
<Thanos-No
Snap> it is neat for editing yep
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L1487[22:48:51] <fingercomp>
@"Thanos-No Snap" have you tried turning the computer off
and on again, as the motd tells you?
L1488[22:49:06]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Why is that?
L1489[22:49:27]
<Thanos-No
Snap> 😮 is that for the edits to sync?
L1490[22:49:50]
<Ocawesome101> yea
L1491[22:49:50]
<Ocawesome101> also
L1492[22:49:59]
<Ocawesome101> set bufferChanges=false in
the config
L1493[22:50:04]
<Thanos-No
Snap> OMG F*KING GOD
L1494[22:50:06] <Izaya> I see your vim
and raise you
L1495[22:50:24]
<Thanos-No
Snap> I have been scratching my head as to why my edits are not
going through
L1497[22:50:32]
<Thanos-No
Snap> I did do set bufferChanges=false
L1498[22:50:33] <Izaya> ced vi
L1499[22:50:47]
<Ocawesome101> ah yes, ced vi
L1500[22:50:54]
<Ocawesome101> no syntax highlighting
tho
L1501[22:51:03] <Izaya> I have a fork
with syntax highlighting
L1502[22:51:07] <Izaya> but it's
exceedingly jank
L1503[22:51:07]
<Thanos-No
Snap> @Fingercomp ❤️
L1504[22:51:10]
<Ocawesome101> nice
L1505[22:51:13] <fingercomp>
@"Thanos-No Snap" well, the issue here is a bit
complicated
L1506[22:51:27] <Izaya> it'll need some
changes before it hits prime-time
L1507[22:51:29] <fingercomp> you probably
define `button` once in your library
L1508[22:51:34] <Izaya> and I want to
change the way input works first
L1509[22:52:02] <fingercomp> and
everything you `require` is cached
L1510[22:52:24] <fingercomp> so if you
`require` your library twice, it will only execute the code once
and then return the saved value
L1511[22:52:43] <Izaya> fug
L1512[22:52:45]
<Thanos-No
Snap> 😮 so I will have to restart the computer whenever I make a
change involving the library?
L1513[22:52:50] <Izaya> I can edit the
20KB kernel file without OOMing the machine
L1514[22:52:52] <Izaya> go me
L1515[22:52:54] <fingercomp> if you
changed the code of the library, these changes won't take effect
until the library is no longer in the cache
L1516[22:53:16] <fingercomp> so your
options are:
L1517[22:53:21]
<Thanos-No
Snap> That makes sense, wish I knew this earlier. Wasted several
hours 😦
L1518[22:53:25] <fingercomp> 1. reboot
the computer each time you modify the library code
L1519[22:53:36] <fingercomp> 2. run
`package.loaded[libraryName] = nil` before `require`
L1520[22:53:56] <fingercomp>
`libraryName` is whatever you pass to `require` to load the
library
L1521[22:54:22]
<Thanos-No
Snap> So run package.loaded[libraryName] = nil and then also
require(packagename) afterwards as well?
L1522[22:54:37]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Or is one of them fine?
L1523[22:54:54]
<Thanos-No
Snap> So run package.loaded[libraryName] = nil and then also
require(libraryname) afterwards as well? [Edited]
L1524[22:54:54] <fingercomp>
`package.loaded[libraryName]` removes the library from the
cache
L1525[22:55:05]
<Thanos-No
Snap> 😮 I see
L1526[22:55:09] <fingercomp> therefore,
`require(libraryName)` will be forced to load it from the
disk
L1527[22:56:00]
<Ocawesome101> Izaya: my editor can also
edit a 25KB file without OOMing a machine, and it loads the entire
file into memory
L1528[22:56:21] <Izaya> I've been
thinking about paging the file out like vim does
L1529[22:56:26]
<Thanos-No
Snap> @Fingercomp thank you sir, you solved a lot of problems I
have been having 🙂
L1530[22:56:31] <Izaya> but for now, ced
works on in-memory buffers
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L1532[22:57:42] <Izaya> but my question
is; is it a vi clone?
L1533[23:00:01]
<Ocawesome101> are you going to be editing
files larger than
L1534[23:00:02]
<Ocawesome101> uh
L1535[23:00:08]
<Ocawesome101> a mb or so?
L1536[23:00:43]
<Kleadron> obviously
L1537[23:00:51]
<Kleadron> because you store the whole OS
in a single file
L1538[23:01:12]
<AdorableCatgirl> uh
L1539[23:01:13]
<AdorableCatgirl> so
L1540[23:01:16]
<AdorableCatgirl> about that
L1541[23:01:31]
<AdorableCatgirl> tsuki's kernel is gonna
get massive really quick
L1542[23:01:53]
<Ocawesome101> why?
L1543[23:02:01]
<Thanos-No
Snap> @Fingercomp is this library caching "issue" a
limitation of OC?
L1544[23:02:14] <fingercomp> not
really
L1545[23:03:16]
<Ocawesome101> it's a thing that standard
Lua does too
L1546[23:03:19]
<Ariri>
@Kleadron what?
L1547[23:03:34]
<Kleadron> your font smoothing is
reversed
L1548[23:03:36]
<Ocawesome101> you can do
`package.loaded["yourlib"] = nil` and it'll un-cache it
@Thanos-No Snap
L1549[23:03:37]
<Kleadron> fix it
L1550[23:04:01]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Thank you, I never knew about this lol
L1551[23:04:04]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Kinda mind blown
L1552[23:04:07]
<Ariri>
Its a screenshot, how would my monitor affect that
L1553[23:04:14]
<Thanos-No
Snap> or rather unconfused
L1554[23:04:25]
<Kleadron> let me show you something
then
L1555[23:04:29]
<Thanos-No
Snap> deconfused?
L1556[23:04:39]
<AdorableCatgirl> because tsuki has an
entire stdlib
L1557[23:04:48]
<Kleadron> wait nvm you have higher
dpi
L1558[23:04:50]
<AdorableCatgirl> in the kernel file
lmao
L1559[23:05:05]
<AdorableCatgirl> oh it's only 4.5kb
L1560[23:05:07]
<AdorableCatgirl> nevermind
L1561[23:05:12]
<AdorableCatgirl> i wonder how big
debug.lua is tho
L1562[23:05:32]
<Kleadron> how would your monitor effect a
screenshot? it doesn't
L1563[23:05:40]
<Kleadron> i'm talking about your font
smoothing
L1564[23:05:50]
<Ariri>
I never changed it
L1565[23:06:16]
<Ariri>
And its only really noticeable on my Discord theme
L1566[23:06:23]
<Kleadron> because the way your fonts are
being smoothed are as if the monitor's subpixels are BGR instead of
RGB
L1567[23:07:02]
<Kleadron> idk why i care
L1569[23:08:35]
<Kleadron> ok wtf that looks fine
L1570[23:08:47]
<Kleadron> yeah that must be your discord
theme?
L1571[23:16:51]
<Saghetti> y'know what would be fun
L1572[23:16:57]
<Saghetti> tekkit b1.7.3 server
L1573[23:17:18]
<AdorableCatgirl> oh yeah, we making a
kernel now
L1574[23:19:59]
<Forecaster> Lizzy: my plan is for the API
to change as little as possible
L1575[23:20:16] *
Lizzy nodnod
L1576[23:20:21]
<Forecaster> the only change should be the
auth procedure, and possibly making types more uniform
L1577[23:20:33]
<Forecaster> although it will change a lot
internally
L1578[23:21:04]
<Forecaster> I'll need to re-write 80% of
it for the MCP core's database system
L1580[23:28:49]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Is there a way to make a screen accessible using a
keyboard attached to a cable?
L1581[23:36:29]
<Ariri>
t2 and t3 screens allow touch
L1582[23:36:44] <Amanda> @Ariri I updated
https://gitlab.darkdna.net/snippets/94 to give 2
ferroboron, if it's agreeable. If you make it with steel + boron
that's how many you get, but it costs 4 total coal instead of
2
L1583[23:36:47] <Amanda> er instead of
1
L1584[23:37:11]
<Ariri>
Seems alright to me
L1586[23:37:59]
<Kleadron> that's not bad
L1587[23:38:13]
<Rph>
with the framebuffer update its going to be much better
L1588[23:38:35]
<Rph>
because at least according to payonel writing to a framebuffer is
supposed to be faster?
L1589[23:39:09]
<Kleadron> framebuffer update will be
pretty interesting to check out
L1590[23:41:03]
<Kristopher38> it's balanced in such a way
that transferring from buffer to the screen isn't guaranteed to be
faster
L1591[23:41:35]
<Kleadron> it's generally more performance
for the game though right?
L1592[23:43:16]
<Kristopher38> I don't know about fps
performance, I know about network performance
L1593[23:43:21]
<Kristopher38> which is important for
servers
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L1595[23:45:27]
<Rph>
well, framebuffers will allow me to avoid the ugly-ish redraw
animation.
L1596[23:59:40]
<payonel> it'll definitely be smoother
than direct screen writes
L1597[23:59:47]
<payonel> and, in many cases, it will be
faster than direct writes
L1598[23:59:59]
<payonel> particularly when your frames
have multiple colors 🙂