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L1[00:00:33]
<payonel>
there is no extra cost for colors in framebuffers, whereas changing
colors directly has a direct impact on fps
L2[00:00:34] <Izaya> thoughts on sixel in
OC?
L3[00:00:37]
<payonel>
not so with framebuffers
L4[00:05:12]
<Ocawesome101> IzayaL sixel?
L5[00:05:41]
<Ocawesome101> Izaya: ^^
L6[00:05:51]
<Rph> is
there a way to make the internet card go faster?
L7[00:05:55]
<Rph> I
figured it can do 40 KB/s
L9[00:06:11]
<Rph>
(tested by writing a server that just sends random bytes and
reading the socket until I read 500 KB)
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<Rph> I
wonder would framebuffers be good for this: I currently have an
advertising system on a server I play on with one computer attached
to 6 screens. It changes the image every 20 seconds or so and has
to redraw it once per screen. Would a framebuffer work in this
case?
L14[00:53:49] <Izaya> You would be able to
draw to a framebuffer, then blit the buffer to the display
L15[00:54:41]
<Rph> ah,
yes, this is exactly what I wanted
L16[00:54:58]
<Rph> im
liking this framebuffer update more and more
L17[00:55:47]
<Bob>
mineos at 60 fps
L18[00:56:39]
<Rph> im
currently modifying OpenOS to play the "achieved with
sorse" video on bootup
L19[00:58:23] <Izaya> I don't think it'll
make it faster as much as naje it smoother
L20[00:58:38]
<Rph>
Smoothness is also nice
L21[00:58:54]
<Rph> not
having the whole image descend into the land of zalgo every time
something moves etc
L22[01:04:48] <Michiyo> Ahh, nothing better
than cleaning your glasses, and somehow they're worse then when you
started.
L23[01:04:52] <Michiyo> It's the
best.
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L26[01:06:13] <Blue_595> do you know an IRC
channel for Project Red?
L27[01:06:43]
<Z0idburg>
Yes
L28[01:06:54]
<Z0idburg>
It's literally projectred...
L29[01:07:00] <Blue_595> ok
L30[01:07:01] *
Blue_595 facepalms
L31[01:07:21] <Izaya> Michiyo: can relate,
but it's my helmet visor
L32[01:07:23] <Blue_595> accidentally
connected to projected
L33[01:07:38] <Izaya> gotta love bug
splatter
L34[01:07:44] <Michiyo> Projec Ted
L35[01:07:57] <Michiyo> Izaya, I want to
get my bike running again..
L36[01:08:08] <Michiyo> unfortunately that
means a rebuild of the engine and transmission
L37[01:08:09] *
Lizzy wants to get a motorbike
L38[01:08:09]
<Z0idburg>
I need a bike
L39[01:08:19] *
Lizzy might do that whenever this crazyness finishes
L40[01:08:20]
<Z0idburg>
My truck gets 4mpg
L41[01:08:37] <Izaya> Michiyo: x_x Did
something happen to it or is it age or?
L42[01:08:56]
<Z0idburg>
It doesn't seem to care it it is loaded or not it just gets 4mpg
all the time
L43[01:09:01] <Michiyo> It's an 86? Harley
Sportster. 883 with a 1200, It was my moms, she was t-boned in her
work truck and couldn't ride anymore, so it sat for.... 10ish
years.
L44[01:09:11] <Izaya> Ah, yeah, that'd do
it.
L45[01:09:14] <Blue_595> enchiladas kinda
seem like what happens when you make a big chungus quesadilla, but
dont have a tortilla
L46[01:09:21] <Michiyo> Sadly... I don't
have the title to it so I'm ALSO going to have to replace the fram
to get a new VIN/Title
L47[01:09:31] <Izaya> I wanna get my mum's
71 CB750 running one day, but it's been sitting for almost 25 years
now
L48[01:09:37] <Michiyo> frame*
L49[01:09:45] <Izaya> There's a big crack
in the frame x-x
L50[01:10:01] <Blue_595> so the
chassis/frame is what defines the car
L51[01:10:06] <Blue_595> good to know
L52[01:10:07] <Michiyo> So yeah, Tires,
Frame, Engine/Transmission rebuild...
L53[01:10:16] <Blue_595> basically
everything-in-the-car rebuild :D
L54[01:10:21] <Michiyo> Bike* but yes
L55[01:10:25] <Izaya> I need to get new
tires for my current bike actually, shit
L56[01:10:27] <Blue_595> *distant* AND ITS
STILL CHEAPER!
L57[01:10:57] <Izaya> Michiyo or S3, any
idea if I can put radial tires on a bike that came with bias ply
ones?
L58[01:11:56]
<Z0idburg>
Off road tires izaya
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L60[01:12:13]
<Z0idburg>
:D
L61[01:12:37] <Michiyo> Izaya, I don't
think it's an issue, but I'm not 100%
L62[01:12:49] <Izaya> shiny
L63[01:12:53] <Blue_595> girl gets attacked
by octopus while trying to eat it alive
L64[01:12:56] <Izaya> S3: nah I'm going
full retard road tires
L65[01:13:02] <Blue_595> you get what you
f___ing deserve
L66[01:13:02]
<Z0idburg>
Michiyo do you have pics of this sexy bike?
L67[01:13:05] <Izaya> convinced my sister
to go 50/50 in an XT250 though
L68[01:13:09] <Michiyo> I.. do not
currently
L69[01:13:22] <Michiyo> It's in the back of
her truck from the move still, lol
L70[01:13:30]
<Z0idburg>
Aww
L71[01:13:38] <Michiyo> Neither the truck,
or the bike are legal.
L72[01:13:40] <Michiyo> lol
L73[01:13:58] <Michiyo> the bike has FL
tags from... ~2001/2
L74[01:14:05]
<Z0idburg>
Are you sure? Aren't registrations closed?
L75[01:14:06] <Blue_595> florida :D
L76[01:14:07] <Michiyo> and the truck's
tags are 2 years expired at this point
L77[01:14:44]
<Z0idburg>
You see allowed to drive it here in Maine
L78[01:14:57]
<Z0idburg>
All registrations and inspections are suspended
L79[01:15:09]
<Rph> I
wonder could the tricks I applied to speed up GPU operations in
image rendering be generalised to create a virtual fast GPU
component
L80[01:15:18] <Izaya> tfw the roads are
covered in fuckin cagies again
L81[01:15:20] <Blue_595> so far i've gotten
2 wrong numbers for someone named Brittany
L82[01:15:35] <Blue_595> theyre obviously 1
or 2 digits away from me, but how did 2 separate people make that
mistake
L83[01:15:53] <Izaya> Rph: like, write a
bunch to the GPU, then let it do the actual writing to the
display?
L84[01:16:38] <Izaya> man, it's been ages
since I did any bikeposting
L86[01:17:32] <Michiyo> You're gonna make
me get into my other Garage to take a picture...
L87[01:17:35] <Michiyo> Fuck it, it's walk
time
L88[01:17:36] <Michiyo> AFK
L90[01:17:51]
<Z0idburg>
Lollol
L91[01:18:03] <Izaya> That's what I like to
hear.
L92[01:18:16] <Corded> *
<Ocawesome101> sighs
L93[01:18:25]
<Ocawesome101> Gigabyte’s UEFI is
shit
L94[01:18:40] <Blue_595> yeah
L95[01:18:51]
<Ocawesome101> I ran the appropriate
efibootmgr command and it still can’t see my Linux kernel
L96[01:19:10]
<Saghetti>
fun
L97[01:19:14] <Izaya> works on my
machine
L98[01:19:22] <Izaya> and I have uh
L99[01:19:37] <Izaya> a Z97X-SLI-CF
L100[01:19:39] <Izaya> apparently
L101[01:20:15]
<Ocawesome101> I have a cheapo
B360M-DS3H
L102[01:20:56] <Blue_595> i was looking
for a datasheet to the Intel 8088
L103[01:21:02] <Blue_595> instead i got
the fax number of Intel headquarters
L104[01:21:09]
<Ocawesome101> Lmao
L105[01:21:15] <Blue_595> i dont have a
fax machine google?
L106[01:21:36]
<Ocawesome101> Grub didn’t want to work
either
L108[01:22:06]
<Z0idburg>
Ooooooooooooh
L109[01:22:08] <Blue_595> cant seem to
recreate it but it happened
L110[01:22:32]
<Ocawesome101> I’m starting to think I
might have to install Ubuntu or something, which is a shame because
Arch is much nicer
L111[01:22:45]
<Ocawesome101> Except when I CAN’T GET IT
TO EFFING BOOT
L112[01:22:47] <Blue_595> cant find an
overhead picture of the intel building though
L113[01:22:50]
<Michiyo> I
love this bike.. we used to ride almost every weekend. Then she got
hurt
L114[01:22:57] <Blue_595> which sucks
because i wanna build it in Minecraft for my semiconductor
business
L115[01:23:34]
<Z0idburg>
Does it need any work?
L116[01:23:35]
<AdorableCatgirl> i should work on making
my isuzu fun to drive
L117[01:23:44] <Izaya> tfw no isuzu
piazza
L118[01:23:47]
<Rph>
Izaya, yes
L119[01:23:51]
<Rph> Idea
is you write a bunch to the virtual GPU
L120[01:23:56]
<AdorableCatgirl> tfw no isuzu
impulse
L121[01:24:05]
<Rph> and
it then uses my difference alghoritm to draw it in the most optimal
way
L122[01:24:09]
<Michiyo>
Yeah like i said Engine and Transmission rebuild
L123[01:24:18]
<Michiyo>
And a frame to get a new vin for a title
L124[01:24:25]
<Z0idburg>
That's fun. I like working on old engines
L125[01:24:31] <Izaya> could be an
interesting exercise in what you can swap out
L126[01:24:38]
<Michiyo>
It sat unran for 10+ years
L127[01:24:45]
<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: are you talking
about my cute little pickup
L128[01:24:48]
<AdorableCatgirl> if so: bet
L129[01:24:49]
<Z0idburg>
People here just ride their 4 wheelers the wheels and tractors down
the road
L130[01:24:53] <Izaya> nah
L131[01:24:57]
<Z0idburg>
I don't see many motorcycles
L132[01:25:11]
<AdorableCatgirl> i want my isuzu to go
vroom vroom
L133[01:25:18] <Blue_595> i forgot nearly
every chip fab is an entire complex
L134[01:25:25] <Izaya> on days like today
I kind of want any car tbh
L135[01:25:25]
<Michiyo> K
walking back home now so afk
L136[01:26:31]
<Michiyo>
The damn battery maintiner i bout for the truck has let my battery
die
L137[01:26:49]
<Michiyo>
Bought too
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L139[01:27:16]
<Michiyo>
Its been in the 90s this week so the bike would be fun
L140[01:27:54] <Izaya> Rph:
AdorableCatgirl has done an in-memory GPU buffer, so you may want
to compare notes
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L142[01:29:32]
<AdorableCatgirl> oh i'd have to find
it
L143[01:29:38]
<Rph> did
their in-memory GPU buffer do any sort of optimization when pushing
the data to screen?
L144[01:29:52]
<AdorableCatgirl> yes? sort of? kind
of?
L145[01:30:04] <Izaya> now that libmtar is
so smol I could easily include it in an EEPROM >:D
L146[01:30:08]
<AdorableCatgirl> it's a write through
buffer tho?
L147[01:30:13]
<AdorableCatgirl> if i remember
correctly
L148[01:30:17] <Izaya> FRequest boot 2:
electric boogaloo
L149[01:30:27]
<AdorableCatgirl> also my honda makes more
power than my truck and i'm now sad
L150[01:31:52] <Izaya> tfw stronkest 250cc
road bike built since 1992
L151[01:36:29] <Michiyo> 1200cc/67.7
HP
L152[01:37:23] <Izaya> that's a lot of cc
for not a lot of power, but that's tuning
L153[01:37:40] <Izaya> that, and I gather
that from the factory they have insane headroom for tuning
L154[01:38:09] <Izaya> 250cc/36hp
L155[01:39:40] <Michiyo> I had a BIG ass
4cyl Suzuki that I was working on getting running when I was
~16
L156[01:39:51] <Michiyo> Then my fucking
Grandfather sold it while I was at work one day.
L157[01:40:12] <Michiyo> Then I was in the
middle of rebuilding a 90's Blazer about a year later... and can
you guess what he did?
L158[01:40:17] <Michiyo> SOLD THE MOTHER
FUCKER.
L159[01:40:27] <Michiyo> <_<
L160[01:40:42]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Where do I find a list of "beep" sounds?
L161[01:41:41] <Izaya> >_>
L162[01:41:49]
<Thanos-No
Snap> nvm lol
L163[01:41:55] <Izaya> I wanna get a
Z900RS when I have like, $12k to waste
L164[01:42:28] <Michiyo> I really wanted a
bike to ride *with* my mom... and sold it while I was at work
._.
L165[01:42:56] <Izaya> feels bad
L166[01:43:14] <Michiyo> anyway time to
help make dinner
L167[01:43:15] <Michiyo> afk again
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L169[01:51:29]
<Saghetti>
so ive been playing 2011 tekkit
L170[01:51:37]
<Saghetti>
verdict: jesus fucking christ night time is scary
L172[01:52:42]
<AdorableCatgirl> Izaya: remember your
server with the zombies with guns?
L174[01:52:50] <Izaya> yeah it was good
shit
L175[01:52:54]
<AdorableCatgirl> B)
L176[01:53:00]
<Saghetti>
these guys wrecked my house at least like 4 times now
L177[01:53:04]
<AdorableCatgirl> git gud
L178[01:53:15] <Izaya> millenaire!
L179[01:53:16]
<Saghetti>
and i cant sprint away from them
L180[01:53:17] <Izaya> :D
L181[01:53:20]
<AdorableCatgirl> you don't know true pain
until the zombies whip out the hitscan weapons
L182[01:53:21]
<Saghetti>
because this is fucking 2011 mc
L183[01:53:30]
<Saghetti>
that's true pain
L185[01:54:00]
<Saghetti>
also i love how it tries to spawn sharks on ice
L186[01:54:17]
<AdorableCatgirl> you know what's worse
than zombies with hitscan weapons?
L187[01:54:22] <Izaya> sharks on ice
sounds like a horror B-movie
L188[01:54:25]
<AdorableCatgirl> literally any enemy with
a shotgun
L189[01:54:31]
<AdorableCatgirl> in any game
L190[01:54:51]
<AdorableCatgirl> or even worse
L191[01:54:54]
<AdorableCatgirl> with a rocket
launcher
L192[01:54:59]
<AdorableCatgirl> coughhalocough
L193[01:55:30]
<Saghetti>
Izaya: it doesss
L194[01:56:41]
<Saghetti>
dang it, i can't craft any tools or armor using copper or tin
L195[01:56:52]
<Saghetti>
i literally only found 1 piece of iron ore
L196[01:57:34] <Amanda> @adorablecatgirl I
can make it worse
L197[01:57:49]
<AdorableCatgirl> I HAVE A VERY IMPORTANT
QUESTION
L198[01:57:51]
<AdorableCatgirl> why are libraries cursed
in video games
L199[01:58:08] <Izaya> libraries?
L200[01:58:11]
<AdorableCatgirl> see: halo, metro
L201[01:58:29] <Izaya> right
L202[01:58:42] <Izaya> it took me like an
hour to go through each metro level I s2g
L203[01:58:48] <Amanda> An ally with a
rocket launcher... Using the same aim logic as a pistol
L204[01:59:07] <Izaya> that sounds like it
could blow up in someone's face
L205[01:59:40] <Amanda> Yes, like yours,
or their own, failing the mission
L206[01:59:41]
<AdorableCatgirl> you see ivan
L207[02:00:04]
<AdorableCatgirl> the library in metro
2033 made me angery as fuck
L208[02:00:33]
<AdorableCatgirl> it was worse than the
NPP in STALKER SoC
L209[02:00:47]
<Saghetti>
one thing that i hate the most is no computercraft
L210[02:01:37]
<AdorableCatgirl> aight brb
L211[02:02:27]
<Saghetti>
holy shit i found diamonds
L212[02:02:31]
<Saghetti>
but i only have stone tools
L213[02:02:33]
<Saghetti>
what is thissss
L214[02:04:06]
<Saghetti>
also quarries are so expensive :(
L215[02:08:24] <Izaya> Ariri: cursed idea:
IRC ping -> XMPP ZNC module but it's for picking up ratsignals
in #fuelrats
L216[02:11:07] <Lizzy> hmm, why are my
containers failing to backup
L218[02:14:13] <Lizzy> hmm, seems i need
to re-start my containers.. yay
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L220[02:20:58] <Ariri> Izaya: Strangely
enough, I had a similar idea
L221[02:22:21] <Blue_595> since
#ProjectRed seems mostly dead
L222[02:22:28] <Blue_595> i have a
question about their feedback buttons?
L223[02:22:56] <Blue_595> if you feed them
with a really fast redstone clock (on 1 tick, off 1 tick), do they
stay on like redstone lamps, or do they flicker really fast
L224[02:23:13] <Blue_595> because then
when im not driving the lamp i can see if the button is
pressed
L225[02:24:51] <Blue_595> i wanna make a
keypad chip that has...
L226[02:24:59] <Blue_595> UP: Drive
signals for the buttons
L227[02:25:04] <Blue_595> LEFT: Sense
signals for the buttons
L228[02:25:15] <Blue_595> RIGHT: Output
signals (state of each button)
L229[02:25:20] <Blue_595> DOWN: Reset all
buttons
L230[02:25:56]
<Kleadron>
i don't know how i feel about thermal expansion tbh
L231[02:26:04] <Blue_595> yeah
L232[02:26:14]
<Kleadron>
i have it in my personal modpack for 1.7.10 but i'm debating
removing it
L233[02:26:20]
<Kleadron>
because i have buildcraft
L234[02:26:29]
<Kleadron>
and one would take presidence over the other
L235[02:26:37] <Izaya> buildcraft has less
magic machines
L236[02:27:00]
<Kleadron>
buildcraft and ic2 classic are really all you need i guess
L237[02:27:14]
<Kleadron>
also, logistics pipes?
L238[02:27:58] <Izaya> redpower 2
L239[02:28:20]
<Kleadron>
man i wish redpower 2 wasn't development dead
L240[02:28:23] <Blue_595> logistics pipes
are included in Project Red i think
L241[02:28:42] <Lizzy> the mod by the name
of Logistics Pipes is not
L242[02:28:44] <Blue_595> yeah
Transportation
L243[02:28:47] <Izaya> Eloraam is making
their own game now, don'tcha know
L244[02:28:55]
<Kleadron>
i do know
L245[02:29:00]
<Kleadron>
isn't that redpower 3 though
L246[02:29:10] <Izaya> iunno
L247[02:29:12] <Lizzy> Redpower: The
Game
L248[02:29:17] *
Lizzy shrug
L249[02:29:24] <Izaya> Soon: Redpower: The
Movie
L250[02:29:54] <Lizzy> hmm, damn it seems
i cant easilly add routes to containers in the config
L251[02:30:12]
<Kleadron>
i mainly just want a version of redpower 2 for 1.7.10 or newer, i
like the computers it has as well
L252[02:30:26] <Lizzy> PRed is most of
it
L253[02:30:32] <Lizzy> doesn't include the
computers though
L254[02:30:42] <Lizzy> i think there was
another mod that added forth based computers
L255[02:30:48]
<Kleadron>
nedocomputers
L256[02:30:51]
<Kleadron>
it's dead though isn't it
L257[02:31:30] <Izaya> dedocomputers
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L259[02:31:59] <Amanda>
Retrocomputers
L260[02:32:10]
<Kleadron>
that mod is too realistic
L261[02:32:14] <Amanda> Also dead
though
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L263[02:32:23] <Blue_595> query
Teris
L264[02:32:37]
<Kleadron>
wait a second
L265[02:32:40]
<Kleadron>
that's a different mod
L266[02:32:44]
<Kleadron>
than what i was thinking
L267[02:32:49] <Teris> Ha
L268[02:32:51] <Teris> Haha
L269[02:32:58]
<Kleadron>
it's just the redpower2 computer
L270[02:33:08] <Amanda> HAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
L271[02:33:13]
<Kleadron>
except, different architecture
L272[02:33:23] <Izaya> Present day,
present time, hahahahahahahahahahaahahahahaha
L273[02:33:40]
<Kleadron>
different architecture, and stolen art assets
L274[02:34:26]
<Kleadron>
considering the update cycle of retro computers i wouldn't consider
it dead
L275[02:34:30]
<Kleadron>
just slow to update
L276[02:34:36]
<Kleadron>
like how oc updates every half a year
L277[02:35:07] <Lizzy> oh, i do have a
script that adds the custom ip routes for the containers that need
it, it's just a one-shot deal
L279[02:35:48] *
Amanda yawns, curls up against Lizzy, contemplates a nap
soon
L280[02:36:08] <Amanda> I see
L281[02:36:11] *
Blue_595 pokes Amanda
L282[02:36:15] *
Lizzy gives Amanda some scritches before going back to working on
her server stuff
L283[02:36:19] <Lizzy> oh neat
L284[02:36:27] <Lizzy> proxmox supports
zstd now
L285[02:36:32] <Amanda> I was going off
the GitLab which didn't seem to have any commits
L286[02:36:47] <Amanda> S/commits/commits
in a while/
L287[02:36:54] <Lizzy> aand backup
failed
L288[02:36:58] <Lizzy> oh
L289[02:37:01] <Lizzy> cause max
backup
L291[02:37:19]
<Saghetti>
finally
L292[02:37:51]
<Kleadron>
dimon
L293[02:38:31] <Blue_595> :D
L294[02:39:49] <Lizzy> hmm, i think zstd
might also actually offer better compression for this than gzipping
files. lets see...
L295[02:45:24]
<AdorableCatgirl> i lzma everything
L296[02:45:52] <Blue_595> i buy another
hard drive for every file i need
L298[02:48:49] <Elfi> The spite
triangle?
L299[02:49:19] <Blue_595> look at the
picture
L300[02:49:30] <Blue_595> look at the
super JPEG-y picture
L301[02:49:40] <Elfi> Yeah, I was just
curious about the story. Looked it up though
L302[02:50:05] <Elfi> That's amusing
L303[02:50:11] <Blue_595> yeah
L304[03:01:04] <Lizzy> hmm, nice, even the
sql container gets a small size decrease for it's backup
L305[03:01:17] <Lizzy> though it's still
within the realm of margin of error
L306[03:07:13] *
Lizzy sighs
L307[03:07:22] <Lizzy> yay for a backup
locking up the backup storage
L308[03:07:31] <Lizzy> tbh probably ovh's
fault
L309[03:10:07] <Lizzy> i wonder if the
backup storage has died again
L310[03:10:53] <Lizzy> urghhh, i wish
self-hosting wasn't so expensive compared to just renting
stuff
L311[03:11:51] <Lizzy> oh, it
finished
L312[03:12:21] <Lizzy> nice. a 2.8GB
reduction on my second db node
L313[03:16:58]
<Kleadron>
gigabyte per second opencomputers hard disk read speeds when
L314[03:17:07]
<Kleadron>
yes, byte, not bit
L315[03:18:19] <Lizzy> when your average
gamer pc gets high-speed ssds
L316[03:18:23] <Lizzy> or whatever
L317[03:25:50]
<Ariri>
Probably when there are ram disks too :P
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L319[03:26:51] <Lizzy> laptop why can't
you see your wifi card?
L320[03:27:50] <Lizzy> hmm, will
investigate later
L321[03:28:32] <Michiyo> Maybe it needs
glasses?
L322[03:30:11] <Blue_595> hmm... what kind
of card do i want to see?
L323[03:30:25] <Michiyo> The ace of
spades?
L324[03:30:32] <Blue_595> computer card
-_-
L325[03:30:37] <Michiyo> queen of
hearts!
L326[03:30:43] <Blue_595> maybe the
compute cards someone was talking about
L327[03:30:48] <Michiyo> An ISA VHS Backup
card?
L328[03:31:47] <Blue_595> ive heard of
that
L329[03:31:49] <Blue_595> the Backer
L330[03:31:57] <Blue_595> LGR did a video
on that card
L331[03:32:26] <Blue_595> uh... i think i
wanna see a Modem block (in Computronics) that turns network
messages sent to it into audio signals, and vice versa
L332[03:32:28] <Michiyo> Yeah, I was
around when those came out.
L333[03:33:20] <Blue_595> and they show a
component (computronics_modem maybe) that has setHook() getHook()
(connect/disconnect phone line) getAddress() and setEventName()
functions
L334[03:34:58]
<AdorableCatgirl> did someone say compute
cards?
L335[03:35:03] <Blue_595> :D
L336[03:35:09] <Blue_595> ill figure out
my idea, and put it into a text document
L337[03:35:19] <Blue_595> then ill pop
back and send the paste ID for that document
L338[03:38:34] <Lizzy> hmm, okay. so my
home server (at least at it's current system load) can do packet
routing and stuff as-fast or faster than the main router can, cause
a speedtest can get the same results on one of my secondary vlans
as one on the primary vlan (that has a more-or-less direct
connection to the router)
L339[03:38:57] <Blue_595> throw out the
router and put the server in its place :D
L340[03:38:59] <Lizzy> i'm also suprised
the double-nat'ing isn't making things slower
L341[03:39:39] <Lizzy> i'm contemplating
that
L342[03:40:14] <Blue_595> is there a way
to make the phone lines (Computronics audio cables, or maybe its
own cable) look like a network cable to the server rack GUI
L343[03:41:08] <Blue_595> fuck it im
adding my own cable, and in fact the cards im thinking of will use
the sides api and a "channel" number (line bundles: 16
lines)
L344[03:41:58] <Lizzy> at least now i know
that the server (which rocks an AMD A10-6800K and a cheap-ish
motherboard) can keep up with routing general internet traffic and
i can use that to shove all the data through my server so we can
calculate how much data we use
L345[03:42:26] <Blue_595> or maybe not the
sides api, maybe just every single bundle attached to the
rack
L346[03:44:43] <Blue_595> i remember a
while ago i found a modem card in a very old computer
L347[03:44:49] <Blue_595> didnt know what
it was, but now i know its a modem
L348[03:45:11] <Blue_595> thought it was
PCI, but didnt know PCI didnt have as many connector sizes as
PCIe
L349[03:45:24] <Blue_595> the connector i
was actually looking at was called AMR (Audio/Modem Riser)
L350[03:45:38] <Blue_595> which explains
why the circuitry on the card was so simple
L351[03:46:07] <Izaya> yup
L352[03:46:18] <Izaya> very disappointing
tbh
L353[03:46:25] <Blue_595> not to mention
it likely didnt even have a data pump on board
L354[03:46:27] <Blue_595>
(softmodem)
L355[03:47:04] <Izaya> softmodems are my
least favourite thing
L356[03:47:10] <Izaya> they called them
winmodems for a reason
L357[03:47:18] <Izaya> due to the sheer
lossage
L358[03:47:19] <Blue_595> you could at
least go for a controllerless modem right?
L359[03:47:31] <Blue_595> where it has the
datapump, but no microcontroller
L360[03:47:49] <Lizzy> hmm, what best to
make a network diagram in
L361[03:47:56] <Blue_595> yes
L362[03:48:08] <Izaya> draw.io is
alright
L363[03:48:23] <Blue_595> could never
figure out LibreOffice Draw
L364[03:49:15] <Lizzy> draw.io looks like
it'll work for what i need
L365[03:49:43] <Izaya> it has pictures
from vendors too
L366[03:49:51] <Izaya> I have it running
as part of my nextcloud instance
L367[03:49:53] <Izaya> very comfy
L368[03:50:04] <Blue_595> youll note the
AMR connector has a USB port on it
L369[03:50:35] <Izaya> so one could make a
USB card for it? :D
L370[03:51:10] <Blue_595> im sure someone
did
L371[03:51:17] <Blue_595> made a
combination audio/USB card for it
L372[03:51:32] <Izaya> the only box I have
with an AMR connector is a dead VIA S3 machine
L373[03:52:12] <Blue_595> ok
L374[03:53:22] <Blue_595> does anyone
understand the AC97 audio standard?
L375[03:53:52] <Blue_595> ok fair enough
but why are there 4 data ins on the riser port
L376[03:54:15] <Blue_595> and why is there
both a master clock and a bit clock
L377[03:57:21] <Lizzy> hmm, draw.io
doesn't have an icon for networking mains plugs, so i'ma just use
the ups icon and pretend that it's a network plug
L378[03:57:46] <Blue_595> :D
L379[03:57:47] *
Izaya taps forehead
L381[04:02:29] <Lizzy> wut
L382[04:02:32]
<AdorableCatgirl> yes
L383[04:03:05] <Lizzy> that seems like the
sort of thing that'd be done in one of my old work sites (it's been
sold now so none of that old bodging has to be managed
anymore
L385[04:03:44] <Blue_595> :)
L386[04:04:36] <Blue_595> fun fact: that
cable carries the internet connection for the entire building
L387[04:07:50]
<Kleadron>
would be a shame if
L388[04:07:55]
<Kleadron>
someone pissed on it
L389[04:08:00] <Blue_595> i did
L390[04:08:03] <Blue_595> i pissed on
it
L391[04:08:11]
<Kodos>
Ahhh bodging.
L392[04:08:54] <Blue_595> i want to make a
redstone network standard
L393[04:09:11] <Blue_595> im gonna use
8-bit identifiers
L394[04:09:13]
<AdorableCatgirl> no
L395[04:09:16] <Blue_595> and every packet
is always gonna be 4 bytes
L396[04:09:32] <Blue_595> ok fine OC
networking standard
L397[04:09:52] <Blue_595> built up v e r y
s l o w l y
L399[04:13:59] <Blue_595> ITS
ALIVE!!!
L400[04:14:17]
<Saghetti>
where does one find a rubber tree
L401[04:14:18]
<Saghetti>
:(
L402[04:14:22] <Blue_595> youre gonna have
a menu starting at the bottom and scrolling up, with an input bar
at the bottom
L403[04:14:29] <Blue_595> i like it
L404[04:16:54] <Blue_595> also is that
80x25?
L405[04:16:57] <Blue_595> looks small for
some reason
L406[04:17:31]
<Kleadron>
that's just the T1 screen
L407[04:18:00] <Blue_595> invest in a T2
screen
L408[04:18:10] <Blue_595> itll look MUCH
better, trust me
L409[04:19:16]
<Kleadron>
i might use higher tier components in actual survival but right now
i'm just getting the basics down
L410[04:19:50] <Blue_595> well its
creative
L411[04:19:57] <Blue_595> so try out the
components you want to use in survival
L412[04:20:51]
<Kleadron>
i need to add a notification list for specific functions to be
called when the computer receives an event and i need to add a way
for system modules to be loaded and subscribe to that list
L413[04:21:01] <Blue_595> ?
L414[04:21:26]
<Kleadron>
stuff will run in the background as event listeners
L415[04:22:30]
<Kleadron>
so, if you have a password lock somewhere
L416[04:23:53]
<Kleadron>
if it receives a keyboard event from the keyboard it will compare
it to see if it's the main keyboard and also it will update all of
the programs in the listener list
L417[04:24:10]
<Kleadron>
if it's the main keyboard it will input to the prompt
L418[04:25:52]
<Kleadron>
a system i can't explain well but is basically in every OS
L419[04:26:07]
<Kleadron>
and i'm making my own specialized os for base management because
screw u
L420[04:26:14] <Izaya> event
distribution?
L421[04:26:20]
<Kleadron>
yes
L422[04:26:23] <Blue_595> im working on my
own base manager now
L423[04:26:28] <Blue_595> thanks
Kleadron
L424[04:27:30] <Blue_595> but yeah invest
in a T2 GPU and screen
L425[04:27:41]
<Kleadron>
i might
L426[04:27:52] <Izaya> see
L427[04:27:57] <Izaya> if you design for
T2
L428[04:27:59] <Blue_595> but yeah it
looks so much better
L429[04:28:02]
<Saghetti>
aaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAA
L430[04:28:03]
<Saghetti>
so
L431[04:28:07] <Izaya> you don't know
it'll work nicely on a T1 device
L432[04:28:19]
<Saghetti>
there was a rubber tree, and i cut it down trying to get a rubber
tree sapling
L433[04:28:22]
<Saghetti>
it dropped nothing
L434[04:28:33]
<Saghetti>
so now all i have is some rubber wood, but that won't work
L435[04:28:36] <Izaya> Saghetti: gotta
remember to leave the top leaves and the trunk
L436[04:28:39]
<Saghetti>
and it took so long for me to find it
L437[04:28:49]
<Saghetti>
i'm such an idiot
L438[04:29:38]
<Kleadron>
Izaya: nobody else should be running it and it would be designed
for the hardware used in the base management computer in my
minecraft base, so it really only needs to be able to run on the
hardware i build it for
L439[04:29:50] <Izaya> ig
L440[04:30:07] <Izaya> I'm just saying,
the brute force "upgrade it it'll be nicer" isn't always
the best approach
L441[04:30:18] <Blue_595> youre building
it once
L442[04:30:20] <Izaya> it's like how one
should develop software to be fast on the slowest computer they
have access to
L443[04:30:22] <Blue_595> only once just
go ahead
L444[04:30:31] <Izaya> nobody does, but
they should
L445[04:31:20]
<Kleadron>
i make my videogame run on the pentium 4 computer i have
L446[04:31:42]
<Kleadron>
because, that is what it's supposed to run on
L447[04:31:48] <Izaya> solid plan
L448[04:32:11] <Blue_595> im never using
normal edit again
L449[04:33:01] <Izaya> I wonder whether
the IdeaPad S10e or the Optiplex GX270 is slower
L450[04:33:30] <Izaya> 1.6Ghz 1C2T Atom vs
3Ghz 1C1T P4, could go either way
L451[04:34:13]
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L452[04:34:13] <Blue_595> try 1GHz 1C1T
P4
L453[04:34:25] <Ocawesome101> o/
L454[04:34:38] <Izaya> Blue_595: the Atom
would definitely be faster then
L455[04:34:46] <Izaya> probably nearly
double the speed
L456[04:35:05] <Blue_595> try 1MHz
65C02
L457[04:35:14] <Izaya> still faster than a
P4
L458[04:35:24] <Blue_595> try 16Hz Ben
Eater Computer
L459[04:35:33] <Izaya> still faster than a
P4
L460[04:35:42] <Blue_595> try my fucking
1Hz brain
L461[04:35:47] <Izaya> still faster than a
P4
L462[04:35:50]
<Kleadron>
the SMC 1.0
L463[04:36:00]
<Kleadron>
(scrap mechanic computer)
L464[04:36:14] <Izaya> I was reading
system management console
L465[04:36:17]
<Kleadron>
yes, someone built a fully functioning computer in scrap
mechanic
L466[04:36:18] <Blue_595> try the 120mHz
DigiBlue 1
L467[04:36:19]
<Kleadron>
oh
L468[04:36:21]
<Kleadron>
lmao
L469[04:36:27] <Izaya> but it's probably
still faster than a P4
L470[04:36:43] <Blue_595> Kleadron: i was
gonna do that myself but i got confused when i was making the
RAM
L471[04:37:14]
<Kleadron>
i wanted to make one but i lost interest and had timing issues with
the logic gates
L472[04:37:25]
<Saghetti>
welp
L473[04:37:34]
<Saghetti>
i've ventured 1.5k blocks from spawn
L474[04:37:37] <Blue_595> i wanted to make
one because i saw a network adapter made in the same game
L475[04:37:41]
<Saghetti>
walking, of course, because there's no sprinting
L476[04:37:46]
<Saghetti>
no rubber trees :(
L477[04:37:54] <Izaya> sprinting is a
lie
L478[04:37:55] <Ocawesome101> Saghetti: on
what?
L479[04:38:02] <Izaya> fr though why is
sprinting so broken
L480[04:38:06]
<Saghetti>
i'm calling it quits for today, i have actual programming projects
and schoolwork to do
L481[04:38:13]
<Saghetti>
Ocawesome101: 2011 tekkit on b1.7.3
L482[04:38:17] <Ocawesome101> nice
L483[04:38:29] <Izaya> that's still
technic innit
L484[04:38:38] <Blue_595> 0.0000004GB for
the fucking moon
L485[04:38:41] <Blue_595> ?!
L486[04:38:53]
<Saghetti>
oh yeah, it's actually technic
L487[04:39:00]
<Saghetti>
i just assumed tekkit lol
L488[04:39:07] <Izaya> no bukkit involved
back then
L489[04:39:21]
<Saghetti>
"Technic 3.1.1 Rebuild"
L490[04:39:25] ⇦
Quits: Backslash (~Backslash@d137-186-220-152.abhsia.telus.net)
(Read error: Connection reset by peer)
L492[04:40:09] <Blue_595> i just learned
about error 410
L493[04:40:11] <Blue_595>
"gone"
L495[04:40:32] <Blue_595> oh yeah i saw
basically exactly that
L496[04:40:47] <Izaya> this one was good
too
L498[04:41:18]
<Saghetti>
imagine not programming in HolyC
L499[04:41:20]
<Saghetti>
couldn't not be me
L501[04:41:38] <Blue_595> absolutely
incredible
L502[04:42:28] <Izaya> is that thing
really turing complete
L503[04:42:34] <Blue_595> idk
probably
L504[04:42:42]
<Kleadron>
that grain of rice looks a little bit dirty
L505[04:42:55] <Blue_595> we must wash it
again
L506[04:43:00]
<Saghetti>
yes, it is turing complete
L508[04:43:55] <Blue_595> so instead of
bond wires for power theres a tiny solar cell
L509[04:44:06]
<Kleadron>
wow
L510[04:44:11] <Ocawesome101> nice
L511[04:44:26] <Blue_595> then how do you
get data in and out
L512[04:44:28]
<Saghetti>
i saw one of them at the computer history museum
L513[04:44:32]
<Saghetti>
light
L514[04:44:40] <Blue_595> so theres also
an LED?!
L515[04:44:49] <Blue_595> ah yes thats the
thing right above the solar cell
L517[04:45:34]
<Saghetti>
relatable
L518[04:46:26] <Blue_595> So here's your
problem: You're a gamer.
L519[04:46:31] <Blue_595> i legitimately
thought the video was longer
L520[04:46:34]
<Saghetti>
cool photos
L523[04:47:00]
<Saghetti>
my huge hand for scale
L524[04:47:08] <Blue_595> wtf is
that
L526[04:47:24] <Blue_595> 1950s
computer?!
L527[04:47:29]
<Saghetti>
1961*
L528[04:47:36]
<Saghetti>
and it's just the control console
L529[04:47:42] <Blue_595>
????!?!?!@?!?!??!?>N#&*T(URT(^#^&&^#&*^#!@
L530[04:47:45] <Ocawesome101> dang
L531[04:47:55] <Izaya> bigge
computer
L532[04:47:57]
<Saghetti>
also, here's a monstrosity that i saw while i was there
L533[04:48:17]
<Saghetti>
they had a bunch of old servers where they let guests put in and
take out components
L534[04:48:21]
<Saghetti>
and i saw nightmare fule
L535[04:48:23]
<Saghetti>
fuel*
L536[04:48:24] <Blue_595> i love it
L538[04:48:30] <Blue_595> lemme see
L539[04:48:45] <Ocawesome101> that poor
thing
L540[04:48:47]
<Saghetti>
it hurts to look at
L541[04:48:50] <Blue_595> YEAH THATS
NIGHTMARE FUEL ALRIGHT
L542[04:49:00] <Izaya> please label gore
as NSFW
L543[04:49:03] <Blue_595> maybe keep them
away from the CPUs?
L544[04:49:03]
<Saghetti>
it internally pains me
L545[04:49:26] <Michiyo> AAAAAAAAAA
L546[04:49:45]
<Saghetti>
that cpu socket is straight out of hell
L547[04:50:14]
<Saghetti>
(sorry for posting the photo)
L548[04:50:17]
<Kleadron>
nice, wtf happened there
L549[04:50:25]
<Kleadron>
when can we do this in OC
L550[04:50:29] <Blue_595> :D
L551[04:50:33]
<Saghetti>
they let guests take out and put in components
L552[04:50:37]
<Saghetti>
and y'know guests
L553[04:50:38] <Izaya> I'm imagining
L554[04:50:39] <Izaya> like
L555[04:50:45]
<Saghetti>
there were like 6 year old kids here
L556[04:50:45] <Blue_595> fucking
SATAN
L557[04:50:48] <Izaya> someone pushed the
processor down
L558[04:50:50] <Izaya> and turned
L559[04:50:57] <Blue_595> i wanna see that
museum now
L560[04:51:25] <Blue_595> show people how
to handle CPUs there
L562[04:51:37] <Blue_595> so they not only
get to screw around, but also learn some PC building
L563[04:51:41]
<Saghetti>
very cool museum also
L564[04:51:48]
<Saghetti>
i went there last july
L565[04:52:31] <Izaya> well damn
L566[04:52:39] <Blue_595> ill go when this
global pandemic is over
L567[04:52:40] <Izaya> I have nearly 6
months of data to feed into grafana
L568[04:52:58] <Izaya> I have had a
maximum of 308GB free on my storage server in that time
L569[04:53:04] <CompanionCube> %loot
L570[04:53:05] <MichiBot> CompanionCube:
You get a loot box! It contains a very stale piece of pizza.
(Junk)
L571[04:53:08] <Blue_595> do you get more
attention if you bring your own Torx screwdriver?
L572[04:53:09]
<Saghetti>
heres another cool thing
L574[04:53:22]
<Saghetti>
printed on an ibm 1401
L575[04:53:26]
<Saghetti>
igaf if you guys know my name also
L576[04:53:46]
<Saghetti>
sorry that it's sideways
L577[04:53:59] <Blue_595> is that how the
museum shows people in your room youve been there?
L578[04:54:14] <Blue_595> cuz thats
awesome
L579[04:54:25]
<Saghetti>
it's like a souvenir that they give to guests
L580[04:54:27]
<Saghetti>
very cool
L581[04:54:35] <Blue_595> oh yeah
souvenir
L582[04:54:38] <Blue_595> just remembered
that word
L583[04:54:58]
<Saghetti>
i went to the ibm 1401 exhibit like 10 minutes before everyone else
came there
L584[04:55:09]
<Saghetti>
so i got it before the crowd
L585[04:55:14] <Blue_595> so they have a
working IBM 1401
L586[04:55:18]
<Saghetti>
yep
L587[04:55:21] <Blue_595> and not just the
printer
L588[04:55:36]
<Saghetti>
they actually got 2, but one of them is sad and broken
L589[04:55:40]
<Saghetti>
used for spare parts
L591[04:55:55] <Izaya> huh
L592[04:55:55]
<Saghetti>
also there's a photo of me holding a giant cable
L593[04:55:56] <CompanionCube> heh, this
talk about museums reminds me of the currently-closed and suspended
one in Seattle.
L594[04:55:56] <Blue_595> *Hey CHM, do you
mind if I take a little chip from one of the boards?*
L595[04:56:04]
<Kleadron>
well this is working fine
L596[04:56:07] <Izaya> my switch stopped
recording traffic info quite a while ago
L597[04:56:12]
<Saghetti>
chip?
L598[04:56:15]
<Saghetti>
we dont have those
L599[04:56:20]
<Saghetti>
vacuum tubes, baby
L600[04:56:24] <Izaya> I'm guessing I
forgot to copy run start
L601[04:56:27] <Blue_595> *could i take a
triode*
L602[04:56:30] <Izaya> lmao
L603[04:56:41] <Blue_595> just a single
triode tube though
L604[04:56:49]
<Saghetti>
but im not gonna post the photo yet
L605[04:56:53]
<Saghetti>
because that's a face reveal
L606[04:56:56]
<Saghetti>
maybe in like 6 years :P
L607[04:57:12] <Blue_595> you could put a
blob over your face
L608[04:57:29] <Blue_595> i just wanna see
the thicc cable
L609[04:57:31]
<Saghetti>
it's literally over my shoulder
L610[04:57:32]
<Saghetti>
sure ok
L611[04:57:50] *
CompanionCube is likely to never do a facereveal
L612[04:58:10] *
Blue_595 swears to not release this photo if it is sent directly to
me
L613[05:00:08] <Blue_595> im making a
funny-links document
L614[05:00:25] *
Ocawesome101 will never do a face reveal
L615[05:00:40] *
Ocawesome101 says that but already did it on youtube
L617[05:02:23]
<Saghetti>
enjoy
L618[05:02:26] <Blue_595> yay
L619[05:02:39]
<Saghetti>
this cable weighs like 40 pounds
L620[05:02:47]
<Saghetti>
it's massive
L621[05:02:50] <Ocawesome101> **_dang_**
that's a massive cable
L622[05:02:51] <Blue_595> hey thats your
RIGHT arm
L623[05:03:03] <Blue_595> wait how many
conductors is that
L624[05:03:14]
<Saghetti>
many
L625[05:04:08]
<Saghetti>
from the museum
L627[05:04:16]
<Saghetti>
from the museum*
L628[05:04:23] <Ocawesome101> holy
cow
L629[05:04:24] <Blue_595> hehe right arm
reveal
L630[05:04:27] <Ocawesome101> that's
huge
L631[05:04:33]
<Saghetti>
it makes the worst noise whenever you print
L632[05:04:37] <Blue_595> PRINTER
L633[05:04:42]
<Saghetti>
it's like screaming thermal printer on steroids
L634[05:04:43]
<Kleadron>
why does the card icon for the relay represent a redstone card when
it only accepts wireless cards?
L635[05:04:55]
<Saghetti>
my ears melted when i heard it
L637[05:05:10]
<Saghetti>
or is it dot matrix
L638[05:05:15]
<Saghetti>
idk at this point
L639[05:05:19]
<Kleadron>
also nice printer
L640[05:05:20]
<Saghetti>
welp, time to do something productive with my life
L641[05:05:46]
<Saghetti>
i know, shocker
L642[05:08:07]
<payonel>
@Kleadron 🙂 interesting
L643[05:08:09] <Blue_595> good night
everyone
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L645[05:11:25] <Michiyo> Width * Height
array of color values (16384 entries for a default
128×128...)
L646[05:11:31] <Michiyo> This is going to
be fun.
L647[05:13:32] <Michiyo> Going to have to
get someone to write an image converter I suppose.
L648[05:13:36] <Izaya> jesus christ my db
is so slow I had no idea
L649[05:14:39] <Michiyo> <_< Like..
how would I even.
L650[05:15:05] <Michiyo> printing text is
one thing.. but ugh 16,384 array values..
L651[05:17:43]
<Kleadron>
each a single character
L652[05:18:08] <Michiyo> an int between 0
and 51 actually, IIRC
L654[05:48:20] <SquidDev> %tonkout
L655[05:48:20] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
SquidDev, you were not able to beat SquidDev's record of 15
hours, 25 minutes and 32 seconds this time. 13 hours, 30 minutes
and 23 seconds were wasted! Missed by 1 hour, 55 minutes and 8
seconds!
L656[05:49:09] <SquidDev> Haha,
ughr.
L657[05:54:49] <Ocawesome101> %lua
oink()
L658[05:54:49] <MichiBot> Oink record
beaten by 5180 sec! New record is 25844 sec!
L659[05:56:15] <Michiyo> So...
L660[05:56:27] <Michiyo> *IS* a 16,384
value lua table insane?
L661[05:56:49] <Michiyo> like, a table
that big of ints 0-51..
L662[05:57:27] <Michiyo> @payonel ^ if
you're alive.
L663[05:58:11] <Michiyo> Or really like..
anyone. Wanna know before I put a lot of work into this.. lol
L664[06:00:18] <Ocawesome101> that's
uh
L665[06:00:20] <Ocawesome101> huge
L666[06:00:59] <Michiyo> That's a 128x128
map
L667[06:03:14] <Ocawesome101> of
what?
L668[06:03:36]
<Saghetti>
minecraft map art?
L669[06:04:07]
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L670[06:04:24] <Blue_595> Lua question:
what's the difference between foo.bar() and foo:bar()
L671[06:04:32]
<payonel>
each value is a TValue (which is about 8 plus a padding byte, so
generally 16 bytes), so that would be 262,144 bytes just for the
values. the continous indexes are stored in a packed manner, and
kept in a buffer for the table. there is very little extra data
needed to keep the indexes; i.e. it is not linear in cost
L672[06:04:45] <Blue_595> i dont think
that was a response to my question
L673[06:04:51] <Blue_595> im gonna ignore
it
L674[06:04:53] <Michiyo> It was a response
to *MY* question
L675[06:04:55]
<Saghetti>
its not directed to you
L676[06:04:57]
<Saghetti>
bruh
L677[06:05:00] <Blue_595> yeah
L678[06:05:07]
<payonel>
foo:bar() passes `foo` as a hidden field called `self` to
foo.bar
L679[06:05:16] <Michiyo> And yes,
Minecraft maps. Looking to add map printing to OpenPrinter
L680[06:05:32] <Blue_595> michiyo what did
you ask
L681[06:05:32]
<Saghetti>
map printing?!
L682[06:05:34]
<Saghetti>
sounds epic
L683[06:05:41] <Blue_595> YES
L684[06:05:45] <Blue_595> and scanning
maps!
L685[06:05:46]
<payonel>
blue_595: `foo.bar(foo)` is identical to `foo:bar()` in calling
code
L686[06:05:47] <Michiyo> It's only my
oldest feature request.
L687[06:05:53]
<Saghetti>
she was asking if she could have a huge table of integers
L688[06:05:57]
<Saghetti>
16384 of em
L689[06:06:16] <Blue_595> wait what does
the `self` variable do anyway
L690[06:06:21] <Michiyo> Maps are stored
in a 16,384 array in NBT..
L691[06:06:23]
<payonel>
and in the function definition, you can either explicitly name
self: `function foo.bar(self) ...end` or you can imply it with the
same syntax: `function foo:bar() ... end`
L692[06:06:38] <Michiyo> easiest way to do
that? slap that many characters into a table, and then convert that
to a java array :P
L693[06:06:44] <Blue_595> well im never
using self
L694[06:07:01] <Michiyo> So basically
you'd take an image, convert it into a table, then throw it at the
print function and it'd spit out a nice map
L695[06:07:14]
<payonel>
michiyo: was that enough info about the size?
L696[06:07:26] <Michiyo> Yeah, I think
so
L697[06:07:32]
<Saghetti>
self is just a reference to the table that it was called from
L698[06:07:35] <Michiyo> Just as long as
it's *possible* in OC
L700[06:07:44] <Michiyo> like I don't
wanna require t9 RAM or something :P
L701[06:07:46]
<Saghetti>
it allows you do do OOP, but kind of
L702[06:07:56] <Blue_595> well im not
using self
L703[06:08:36] <Michiyo> Thanks
@"payonel"
L704[06:08:48] <Blue_595> but yeah how
much could those reel-to-reel tape drives in the background
store?
L705[06:08:50]
<Saghetti>
Blue_595: 3MB of data storage
L706[06:08:55] <Blue_595> ooh
L707[06:09:04]
<payonel> 🙂
you're welcome
L708[06:09:08] <Blue_595> my internal hard
drive is about 150GB
L709[06:09:16]
<Saghetti>
or approx. 50,000 punch cards
L710[06:09:20]
<payonel>
blue_595: don't use `:` unless you need it
L711[06:09:54]
<payonel>
once you start using tables as "classes", then you should
read about self and :
L712[06:10:09]
<Saghetti>
cough cough Wattana
L713[06:10:12]
<payonel>
once you need a hierarchy of types, read about metatables
L714[06:10:42] *
Ocawesome101 is packaging Red Eclipse for aarch64
L715[06:10:53] <Ocawesome101>
packaging/building
L716[06:11:01] <Ocawesome101> because
aur
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L718[06:13:04] <Ocawesome101> >
compressing package....
L719[06:13:11] <Ocawesome101>
aaaaAAAAAaAAAAA
L720[06:14:07] <Ocawesome101> maybe
running this on my aarch64 laptop wasn't such a good idea lol
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L722[06:17:44]
<Saghetti>
@Kleadron what were you making earlier?
L723[06:18:02]
<Saghetti>
was it a terminal that controls your entire base defense
system?
L724[06:18:09]
<Saghetti>
if so, i want to do something like that
L725[06:18:40]
<Kleadron>
Kleadron Software Base Management and Control System
@Saghetti
L726[06:19:04]
<Kleadron>
it manages the base and it allows you to control it
L727[06:20:01] <Ocawesome101> you don't
say
L728[06:20:14]
<Kleadron>
i named it like that because it reminds me of GLaDOS from portal,
although it's a bit of a boring name "BMaCS"
L729[06:20:20]
<payonel>
anyone know precisely, how many ticks does it take for a piston to
extend?
L730[06:21:11] <Ocawesome101> 1 iirc
L731[06:21:14]
<Saghetti>
OCLaDOCS
L732[06:21:19]
<Saghetti>
OCLaDOS*
L733[06:21:27]
<Saghetti>
i'll make that
L734[06:21:28] <Ocawesome101> there's a
one tick delay when they extend but retraction is instant
L735[06:21:31] <Ocawesome101> iirc
L736[06:21:38]
<Kleadron>
"OpenComputers Lifeform and Disk Operating System"
L737[06:21:42]
<Kleadron>
wtf
L738[06:21:51]
<payonel> i
fixing our piston code 🙂
L739[06:21:56]
<Saghetti>
yeah what about it lol
L740[06:22:00]
<payonel>
1. it's cool, and 2. it plays sounds 🙂
L741[06:22:05]
<Kleadron>
>lifeform
L742[06:22:09]
<Kleadron>
how are you going to manage that
L743[06:22:16]
<Saghetti>
~~ai in oc~~
L744[06:22:21]
<Kleadron>
oh god
L745[06:22:24]
<Kleadron>
make it happen
L746[06:22:33]
<payonel>
well, it played a sound before. but not it's doing things
vanilla-like
L747[06:23:22]
<payonel>
now*
L748[06:23:30]
<Saghetti>
torch is great, but it's written in 65% C
L749[06:23:40]
<Saghetti>
and only about 30% lua :(
L750[06:24:32]
<Saghetti>
idea: cheat my way there using http requests
L751[06:24:39]
<Saghetti>
not really as authentic though :(
L752[06:25:00] <Ocawesome101> just do
something like adventure where it seems smart but isn't
L753[06:25:19] <Izaya> I've been thinking
about writing a MUD in OC
L754[06:25:20] <Izaya> again
L755[06:25:37]
<Saghetti>
OCMUD2: electric bogaloo
L756[06:26:43]
<Saghetti>
i should make a %lua adventure.addObject
L757[06:27:07] <Ocawesome101> how do I
redirect stdout/stderr to /dev/null in bash?
L758[06:27:08]
<Saghetti>
so you guys can add your own objects to adventure
L759[06:27:25]
<payonel>
stdout is fd 1, stderr is fd 2
L760[06:27:29] <Ocawesome101> mhm
L761[06:27:33]
<Saghetti>
&> /dev/null
L762[06:27:37]
<Saghetti>
for both
L763[06:27:39] <Ocawesome101> I tried
that
L764[06:27:40]
<AdorableCatgirl> `cmd > /dev/null
2>&1`
L765[06:27:47] <Ocawesome101> it ran it in
the background
L766[06:27:49]
<AdorableCatgirl> iirc
L767[06:27:51]
<payonel>
and `cmd 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null` for individual
redirects
L768[06:28:00]
<payonel>
and you can assign 2 to 1
L769[06:28:09]
<payonel>
`cmd >/dev/null 2>&1`
L770[06:28:10] <Ocawesome101> oop nvm it
worked
L771[06:28:13]
<payonel>
there, 1 is implied
L772[06:28:36]
<payonel>
also, you can place the redirects anywhere in the shell line
L773[06:28:47]
<payonel>
note: openos supports all of that 🙂
L774[06:29:07]
<AdorableCatgirl> i still need to make
pipes work
L775[06:29:08] <Ocawesome101> fancy
L776[06:29:56]
<AdorableCatgirl> in tsuki that is
L777[06:30:01]
<AdorableCatgirl> i need to make a lot of
things work
L778[06:30:18] <Ocawesome101> why is red
eclipse spamming `PIPE_FORMAT_B5G5R5X1_UNORM`
L779[06:30:25] <Ocawesome101> and what
does it mean
L780[06:30:34]
<Kleadron>
once i implement system extension support to my thing i should be
able to easily add features like networking and storage device
drivers to the system
L781[06:30:57]
<Saghetti>
so let me get this straight
L782[06:31:03]
<Saghetti>
it's a cluster of terminals and devices
L783[06:31:12]
<Saghetti>
network*
L784[06:31:38]
<Kleadron>
are you speaking to me?
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L786[06:33:33]
<Saghetti>
ye
L788[06:34:03]
<Kleadron>
hello
L789[06:34:19]
<Saghetti>
sup
L790[06:35:47] <Tex> Has anyone messed
around with running a wired network through a compact machine? I'm
not sure which oc blocks are tile entities, nor how it would handle
it. It's a little to late for me to check atm but it's been bugging
me since I got it in my head
L791[06:36:32]
<payonel>
tex: there is an old reported bug about oc in compact
machines
L792[06:36:42]
<payonel>
it's on my backlog, but i have not looked at it
L793[06:36:46] <Tex> Oh? What
happened?
L794[06:36:55]
<payonel> i
dont recall
L795[06:37:03]
<payonel>
maybe the machine was off when they re-entered the dim
L796[06:37:52]
<payonel>
drones and moving robots have tile entity data
L797[06:38:07] <Tex> Hm, interesting
L798[06:39:01]
<payonel>
but besides that, we definitely use a variety of tile entity
features
L799[06:39:27]
<payonel>
it's not just drones and robots, just pointing out those are the
more obvious examples
L800[06:39:55]
<Kleadron>
saghetti: i'm not exactly sure how i'm laying it out but one idea
is i will have an internal network connected to the computer
running BMaCS and it can use the network to communicate with
microcontrollers and other devices, and/or i could try increasing
the component limit a bunch using a server rack instead and just
directly connect it to everything and have the computer manage
everything itself
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L802[06:42:20]
<Saghetti>
funny thing
L803[06:42:25]
<Saghetti>
i was actually thinking of something like that
L804[06:42:41]
<Saghetti>
where you had wireless microcontrollers doing redstone stuff
L805[06:42:43]
<Saghetti>
fun stuff
L806[06:43:04] <Ocawesome101> well,
dangit
L807[06:43:09] <Ocawesome101> redeclipse
doesn't work at all
L808[06:43:19] <Tex> I had a similar idea,
but it was for inventory management, trying to rebuild an ae2
system from the ground up
L809[06:43:21] <Ocawesome101> opens, then
spams `PIPE_FORMAT_B5G5R5X1_UNORM`
L810[06:43:26] <Ocawesome101>
constantly
L811[06:43:28] <Ocawesome101> to
stdout
L812[06:44:10]
<Saghetti>
Tex: funny thing
L813[06:44:21]
<Saghetti>
i was trying to do poor man's AE using opencomputers and
buildcraft
L814[06:45:37] <Tex> Try using xnet
+compatibility mods, would probably be a little easier to manage on
various levels
L815[06:49:17]
<Thanos-No
Snap> I have buttons on a single screen block. Is it possible to
increase the text size of the buttons, while keeping the size of
the button the same?
http://tinyurl.com/yb85mwrn
L816[06:49:50]
<Saghetti>
you can't modify text size really
L817[06:49:51]
<Thanos-No
Snap> I could use a bigger screen, but I like having it on a
single screen like that
L818[06:49:53]
<Saghetti>
it's all monospace
L819[06:50:48]
<Thanos-No
Snap> yeah... thats what I thought
L820[06:52:05] <Tex> Would changing the
resolution work?
L821[06:52:21]
<Saghetti>
how would it?
L822[06:52:29]
<Saghetti>
resolution is size in text characters
L823[06:52:38] <Tex> Ah, I see
L824[06:52:38]
<Saghetti>
ex: 80x25 means 80 chars wide, 25 tall
L825[06:52:48]
<Thanos-No
Snap> nah it wouldn't
L826[06:52:52]
<Saghetti>
you can pack more text characters in, but you can't make the text
bigger
L827[06:53:06]
<Saghetti>
you could make the text resolution smaller actually
L828[06:53:17]
<Saghetti>
and it would scale up the preview on the block
L829[06:53:22]
<payonel> a
smaller resolution has the same visual effect as increasing font
size
L830[06:53:22]
<Saghetti>
but you get less chars
L831[06:53:34]
<payonel>
just note that all font is the same size
L832[06:53:41]
<Saghetti>
^
L833[06:54:12]
<payonel>
you can either add screens, or use more chars to "draw" a
large button
L835[06:55:18]
<Saghetti>
that's a lot of RF o_O
L836[06:55:38]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Yeah lmao, it is the openglasses addon
L837[06:56:10]
<Saghetti>
you see, some people actually use opencomputers for practical
stuff
L838[06:56:12]
<Saghetti>
others
L839[06:56:14]
<Saghetti>
uh....
L840[06:56:32]
<Thanos-No
Snap> 😄
L841[06:56:51]
<Thanos-No
Snap> I find lua cumbersome to do other stuff
L842[06:56:58]
<Saghetti>
make useless shit and spend hours of their time debugging crazy
programs
L843[06:57:16]
<Saghetti>
like some1 made a working JVM in OC LUA
L844[06:57:16] <MichiBot> Lua*
L845[06:57:23]
<Saghetti>
shutup michibot
L846[06:57:24]
<Saghetti>
caps lock
L847[06:57:26]
<Kleadron>
do the buttons in a grid
L848[06:57:41]
<Kleadron>
and then lower the resolution
L849[06:57:43]
<Saghetti>
%lua "LUA"
L850[06:57:43] <MichiBot> Lua*
L851[06:57:44] <MichiBot> LUA
L852[06:57:47]
<Saghetti>
heh
L853[06:58:33]
<Thanos-No
Snap> Well people have fun with OC in their own ways I
guess
L854[06:58:45]
<Saghetti>
meanwhile i'm making a microkernel
L855[06:58:56]
<Saghetti>
was making*
L856[06:59:00]
<Saghetti>
and a failed project to re-create GSM inside of OC
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L858[06:59:11]
<Saghetti>
that was fun
L859[06:59:17] <Tex> I wanna set up an oc
challenge modpack to dick around in as my useless task
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L863[07:10:43]
<Saghetti>
also fun fact:
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L865[07:11:02] <Michiyo> Tex didn't wanna
hear your fun fact.
L866[07:11:04] <Michiyo> :P
L867[07:11:06]
<Saghetti>
oh ok
L868[07:12:14]
<Saghetti>
to prevent collisions from sending a message at the same time on
GSM, if a message send fails, it literally just waits a random
amount of time before sending again
L869[07:13:44] <Ocawesome101> nice
lmao
L870[07:13:53] <CompanionCube> isn't that
just CSMA/CD
L871[07:14:26] <CompanionCube> ethernet
does ~same thing even if collisions haven't happened in
forever
L872[07:14:54]
<Saghetti>
cool
L873[07:16:08] <CompanionCube> (every
computer having their own cable to the switch kinda obviates the
whole thing, hence them not really happening)
L874[07:19:20] <CompanionCube> random
fact: wifi uses the related csma/ca
L875[07:19:47]
<Saghetti>
maybe i should just do SMS for OCGSMv0
L876[07:20:03]
<Saghetti>
voice ain't gonna happen
L877[07:20:31]
<Saghetti>
version 0 because it's experimental and buggy
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L880[07:34:33] <Blue_595> sorry about
that
L881[07:34:38] <Blue_595> my network
driver gave up and i had to restart
L882[07:34:45] <Blue_595> and then i got
distracted for a while
L883[07:35:42] <Blue_595> what was i gonna
talk about?
L884[07:38:15] <Blue_595> uh...
L885[07:41:31] <Blue_595> yeah question
about the project red illumar feedback buttons
L886[07:42:55] <Blue_595> if you feed them
with a really fast clock (5Hz, 50% duty cycle)
L887[07:42:58] <Blue_595> do they
L888[07:43:05] <Blue_595> A: flicker
really freaking fast
L889[07:43:09] <Blue_595> B: stay on
continuously
L890[07:43:32] <Blue_595> if its B i can
use it for a button matrix idea
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L892[07:44:05] <Blue_595> rip
L893[07:44:09] <Blue_595> is that how i
died?
L894[07:45:57] <Blue_595> ive seen 380
second timeouts before
L895[07:45:59] <Blue_595> that was
great
L896[07:54:54] <Blue_595> Starting June
1st, the state of Arizona will be reserved for incineration
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L898[07:59:56] <Blue_595> o/
L899[08:05:07] <Blue_595> minecraft color
scheme is a bit infuriating
L900[08:05:43] <Blue_595> the second half
is so close to being a slightly darker version of the first
half
L901[08:05:49] <Blue_595> but then orange
and cyan had to fuck that up
L902[08:07:19] <Blue_595> also where is
Walter Min
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L904[08:14:32]
<Saghetti>
Blue_595: what
L905[08:14:44] <Blue_595> hi
L906[08:14:50]
<Saghetti>
hi
L907[08:15:05] <Blue_595> ok enough irl
names, lets just call you Spaghetti
L908[08:15:14] <Blue_595> close enough
that you know its for you
L909[08:15:25]
<Saghetti>
Ocawesome's real name is Orcinus orca
L910[08:15:26]
<Saghetti>
:P
L911[08:15:32] <Blue_595> but its
impossible to ping him
L912[08:16:26] <Blue_595> "Look. You
have a bike, I have a 15 ton truck. If we ram into eachother full
speed, who do you think is gonna survive?
L913[08:16:28] <Blue_595> "
L914[08:17:09] <Tex> If we're going by
shadowrun 5e rules, bike walks away while the truck gets
flattened
L915[08:17:59] <Blue_595> if were going by
irl rules, bike /rolls/ away since the truck driver was actually
too polite to run the cyclist over
L916[08:18:30] <Blue_595> and there was a
large line of cars behind the truck, so im assuming the cyclist
wanted ALL OF THEM to move out of the way
L917[08:19:08] <Blue_595> and he (cyclist)
has currently silenced himself on all social media, since hes the
running joke of the town
L918[08:19:42] <Blue_595> actually not too
polite, he threw the cyclist into a ditch
L919[08:20:23] <Blue_595> but the truck
driver could've played tough with the line i put up there
L920[08:25:50] <Blue_595> To prove you are
not a robot, please do my math homework.
L921[08:27:30]
<Saghetti>
no
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L923[08:34:03] <Blue_595> ok
L924[08:34:57] <Blue_595> best place to be
a restaurant manager is france
L925[08:35:02] <Blue_595> Karen: The
customer is king
L926[08:35:07] <Blue_595> Me: This is
France, we decapitate kings
L927[08:35:18] <Inari> How do I get JEI to
tell me which fuels a Railcraft boiler accepts
L928[08:35:28] <Inari> liquid fuels,
specifically
L930[08:41:14]
<Saghetti>
tom nook
L931[08:41:25] <Inari> Tom Nook is a
tanuki
L932[08:41:28] <Inari> Not a
raccooon
L933[08:42:20] <Blue_595> :)
L934[08:42:21]
<Saghetti>
raccoon, racoon dog
L935[08:42:25]
<Saghetti>
same thing
L936[08:42:34] <Blue_595> T r a s h P a n
d a
L938[08:44:05] <Blue_595> ey why is there
an Arduino Mega in the corner
L939[08:44:18]
<Saghetti>
communicator parts
L940[08:44:22] <Blue_595> ah
L941[08:44:26]
<Saghetti>
have you not played ACNH?
L942[08:44:32] <Blue_595> no
L943[08:44:42] <Blue_595> i cant
L944[08:44:51] <Blue_595> my brother seems
to own the FAMILY switch
L945[08:44:59]
<Saghetti>
idk why but the Arduino, out of all things, makes me laugh
L946[08:46:07] <Blue_595> id also expect
like an ESP module or something
L947[08:47:45] <Blue_595> its a small
weirdly shaped circuit board with an 8-pin chip, a few resistors (i
think) and NO traces
L948[08:49:54] <Blue_595> exactly the same
part every time
L949[08:50:13] <Blue_595> what is it, the
RF amplifier and filter for the receiver?
L950[08:53:43] <Inari> @Saghetti actually
very different and a misnomer
L951[08:53:59] <Blue_595> huh?
L952[08:54:07]
<Saghetti>
yeah ik
L953[08:54:13] <Blue_595> ?
L954[08:54:14]
<Saghetti>
i was just being sarcastic
L955[08:54:23] <Inari> %splash
@Saghetti
L956[08:54:29] <MichiBot> You fling a
molten unobtanium potion (New!) that splashes onto @Saghetti.
@Saghetti feels slightly stronger.
L957[08:54:35] <Inari> :f
L958[08:54:47]
<Saghetti>
> raccoon, racoon dog
L959[08:54:47]
<Saghetti>
> same thing
L960[08:54:54] <Blue_595> oh
L961[08:54:55] <Blue_595> ok
L962[08:55:01]
<Saghetti>
what's what there referring to
L963[08:55:23] <Blue_595> why are there so
many IDENTICAL communicator parts buried in beaches
L964[08:55:33] <Blue_595> what happened
here?
L965[09:00:48] <Blue_595> Project Red
expansion i want to see: programmables (adds an EEPROM block with a
programmable address/data width and data field)
L966[09:07:40] <Blue_595> for my VICCP
terminal idea, would it make sense to force every banner to be 5
lines?
L967[09:12:11] <Blue_595> wait where was
the paste for shedit?
L968[09:13:40] <Blue_595> found it i
think
L969[09:14:56] <Blue_595> one thousand
lines of Lua
L970[09:15:20] <Blue_595> again editor
doesnt like me pasting such large files
L971[09:15:49]
<payonel>
blue_595: pasting into oc screen?
L972[09:15:55]
<payonel>
yeah, there is a paste limit, i think it's in the configs
L973[09:16:02]
<payonel>
something like 1024 or whatever
L974[09:16:07]
<payonel> +
is default
L975[09:16:35]
<payonel>
yep, it's called `maxClipboard` and i was right, default is
1024
L976[09:19:37] <Blue_595> how do i find
the value of $XDG_CONFIG_HOME
L977[09:24:26] <Blue_595> where does OCEmu
normally save
L978[09:24:35] <Blue_595> inb4 read the
readme
L979[09:24:40] <Blue_595> i did read the
readme
L980[09:24:54] <Blue_595> for linux it
says $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/ocemu or $HOME/.config/ocemu
L981[09:24:59] <Blue_595> neither of those
exist
L982[09:34:29] <Blue_595> also ive decided
to use the UI of the base control software by this guy
L983[09:36:37] <Inari> Hm
L984[09:36:37] <Blue_595> gonna try
getting back into Phineas and Ferb
L985[09:37:36] <Inari> Is there a name for
a datastructure which has mutliple sources with prioritised usage?
So like.. I have 5 bank accounts and a priority on usage, so if I
want to take $2000, it'll take it from account 1, if it can, or the
biggest partial amount it can take from account 1, then moves on to
account 2, and os on
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L988[09:40:28] <Blue_595> o/
L989[09:52:06]
<payonel>
@Inari that's called a priority queue
L990[09:52:50]
<payonel>
well, you could store the positive-balance accounts in a priority
queue, and pop them when they're empty
L991[09:53:19] <Inari> Hmm
L992[09:53:26] <Inari> But queue would
remove elements when they're used
L993[09:53:47]
<payonel>
i'm really tired
L994[09:53:50]
<payonel>
🙂
L995[09:54:05] <Inari> I want them to
stay, because, a banka ccount my get money added at some
point
L996[09:54:08]
<payonel> i
would just keep two arrays, sorted by priority
L997[09:54:10] <Inari> Sleep :D
L998[09:54:24]
<payonel>
one array has accounts with positive balance, and when it goes
negative, move it to the "zero balance" array
L999[09:54:36] <Inari> Sure
L1000[09:54:40] <Inari> But then you
abstract that into a class
L1001[09:54:45] <Inari> And you need to
call the calss something
L1002[09:54:46] <Inari> :D
L1003[09:54:48]
<payonel> then another table that just
keeps a ref to all accounts
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<Saphire> Beep
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L1008[10:29:07]
<Forecaster> boop
L1010[10:34:56]
<Forecaster> pretty good
L1011[10:35:16]
<Forecaster> although I nearly got
interdicted on the way
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L1014[10:39:39]
<Forecaster> I'm at 2.7 B credits
L1015[10:39:40]
<Forecaster> woo
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L1018[10:48:29] <ThatKidOnAnMCServer> Do
I just talk now?
L1019[10:48:33] <ThatKidOnAnMCServer> Oh
wow, that worked
L1020[10:48:53] <ThatKidOnAnMCServer>
?
L1021[10:51:04] <ThatKidOnAnMCServer>
away
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L1023[11:10:27]
<Forecaster> okay...
L1024[11:10:45]
<Forecaster> I knew I had a project for
MP2 already, and I had done something in it
L1025[11:10:56]
<Forecaster> but I expected there to be
more that just... a menu
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L1027[11:16:21] <Blue_595> you heard my
idea right?
L1028[11:16:40] <Blue_595> miniature IBM
tape drive, scaled to use a compact cassette
L1029[11:22:06] <Blue_595> Status:
Looking for good cassette deck mechanism on Amazon...
L1030[11:24:04] <Blue_595> how does
$36.99 w/ Prime sound
L1031[11:27:15] <Blue_595> one problem: i
cant find any screws in the pictures
L1032[11:28:28] <Blue_595> never mind,
there's screws alright
L1033[11:29:14] <Blue_595> Size 0 Philips
screws, but the P0 driver is at dads place
L1034[11:34:46]
<Forecaster> hrm
L1035[11:34:57]
<Forecaster> I'm going to have to rip this
system apart and re-assemble it a bit
L1036[11:35:20] <Blue_595> carefully
disassemble
L1037[11:35:22]
<Forecaster> there's a lot of redundant
data being kept that needs to be compartmentalized
L1038[11:35:25] <Blue_595> then violently
reassemble
L1039[11:36:53] <Blue_595> i like the
purp belt cloob hoos
L1040[11:37:04]
<Forecaster> I need to split the current
"files" table into a "files" table and an
"updates" table for instance...
L1041[11:37:15] <Inari> @The_Stargazer
you can change the order of operations for it to be more clear
maybe. Generate a number between 0 and 35 (because 0-9 is 10
values, and a-z is 26 values, so you want a random number that can
take on 36 values, with 0 included thats 0-35). Then add 48 to that
to fit into the ascii code (because then 0 becomes 48, which is
"0" in ascii). Finally check if the number is > 57,
because
L1042[11:37:26] <Inari> then it's a-z, so
add 7 to move it over the padding between 0-9 and a-z
L1043[11:37:43]
<Forecaster> he's still not here
L1044[11:38:03] <Inari> Why not
L1045[11:38:05] <Blue_595> i'll need the
power cord since it doesn't seem to have a battery pack
L1046[11:38:13]
<Forecaster> how should I know
L1047[11:38:43] <Blue_595> a lot of
chrome bits
L1048[11:38:51] <Blue_595> but if i take
the screws i should be fine
L1049[11:40:11] <Blue_595> see these guys
know black and chrome looks ok-ish
L1050[11:40:31] <Blue_595> but that isn't
what IBM went with in 1961, so i can't reuse any part of the
case
L1051[11:43:44] <Blue_595> the way they
drew transistors back then is weird
L1052[11:46:04] <Blue_595> i kinda want
to build a tribute to the 1401 (not a 1401 in any way, but another
transistor-scale computer)
L1053[11:55:29] <Blue_595> well lets get
designing then
L1054[11:56:03] <Blue_595> first up, the
C l o c k
L1055[11:58:31] <Blue_595> whats a good
clock speed, 5Hz?
L1056[12:01:45]
<Wattana> Guys I played around with custom
ENVs to restrict access to part of the kernel and I have discovered
the art of local and _G
L1057[12:02:11]
<Forecaster> fun times
L1060[12:02:57]
<Wattana> Then I make a custom ENV table
that includes parts of the kernel that I want the app to be able to
access and also include _G
http://tinyurl.com/y8cunto2
L1061[12:03:19]
<Wattana> How I can make ENV tables of
various protection level
L1062[12:03:22]
<Wattana> Now I can make ENV tables of
various protection level [Edited]
L1063[12:06:48] <Blue_595> is this right:
f=1/(ln(2)*(R2C1+R3C2))
L1064[12:06:56] <Blue_595> classic
2-transistor multivibrator
L1065[12:07:48] <Blue_595> and what are
good values for R1 and R4
L1066[12:10:40] <Blue_595> just R1<R3
and R4<R2
L1067[12:13:25] <Blue_595> lets say 3.3k
and 4.7u
L1068[12:15:17] <Blue_595> i hate facing
north in the morning
L1069[12:25:15]
<Forecaster> turn around then
L1070[12:32:28] <Blue_595> the couch
faces north
L1071[12:32:42]
<Forecaster> turn the couch!
L1072[12:32:52] <Blue_595> mom would be
pissed
L1073[12:33:21]
<Forecaster> turn your mom
L1074[12:33:24] <Blue_595> it
specifically has to face west as well because of the shape of this
room
L1075[12:33:35]
<Forecaster> can't be mad if she can't see
the couch
L1076[12:33:44] <Blue_595> which means
its either an island in the room, or it blocks the door thats
causing the problem
L1077[12:34:03] <Blue_595> anyway i
decided to limit myself to 8 transistors per board, like the
1401'
L1078[12:42:54]
<Kristopher38> Michiyo: are you online?
Regarding your question to payonel earlier, I work with tables of
that size, I can share some more info
L1079[12:57:05] <Blue_595> [Routing clock
board...]
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L1081[13:13:04] *
Amanda stirs awake, looks about
L1082[13:14:25]
<Forecaster> %sip
L1083[13:14:26] <MichiBot> You drink a
dull violium potion (New!). The bottle turns into an unobtanium
bow.
L1084[13:14:33]
<Forecaster> neat
L1085[13:14:58] <Amanda> [ the Unitated
Nations of Earth invades @Forecaster to get the bow ]
L1086[13:15:06]
<Forecaster> ohno
L1087[13:17:47]
<Forecaster> `If the number is greater
than maximal int value, mysqliinsertid() will return a
string.`
L1088[13:18:03]
<Forecaster> That might be why the id is
sometimes a string?
L1089[13:18:52]
<Forecaster> I'm unsure
L1090[13:19:23]
<Forecaster> the array is passed via curl
and json-decoded and then re-encoded as json again
L1091[13:22:36] <Amanda> @Forecaster it's
returning a sting of like, 25
L1092[13:22:52]
<Forecaster> oh, well I have no idea
then
L1093[13:23:02] <Amanda> the _count
variales are also strings
L1094[13:23:50] <Amanda> I'd say take a
look at what's different between the patch_from return and the no
patch_from return
L1095[13:24:08] <Amanda> because the
patch_from returns ints as it should
L1096[13:24:24]
<Forecaster> eh, I'll be re-implementing
most of this stuff anyway
L1097[13:32:31]
<Forecaster> hmm
L1098[13:32:55]
<Forecaster> keeping one entry for each
physical file and having the actual updates separately seems more
correct
L1099[13:33:04]
<Forecaster> but it's a major change from
how it works currently...
L1102[13:59:26]
<Forecaster> The current structure is more
like that
L1103[14:00:57]
<Forecaster> if I recall correctly
`lowentry` and `highentry` are the start and end indexes in the
files table that are included in the tag
L1104[14:01:48]
<Forecaster> but I'm not sure that's even
used since the `files` table has a `release_tag` column which
contains the name of the tag they belong to
L1105[14:02:22]
<Forecaster> so I think it looks looks up
the relevant files using that
L1106[14:41:00] *
Lizzy yawn-meows loudly
L1107[14:41:14]
<Forecaster> Ahhh
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<Wattana> is it a good practice to use
`self` as some sort of shorthand?
L1111[15:30:11]
<Forecaster> self?
L1112[15:30:19]
<Forecaster> self is unsure about
this
L1113[15:30:40]
<Kristopher38> shorthand for what
L1114[15:33:12]
<Wattana> for the parent table of a
function
L1115[15:33:41]
<Wattana> something like this
L1117[15:34:22]
<Forecaster> that works I guess
L1118[15:34:42]
<Wattana> Is it a good practice
though?
L1119[15:34:42]
<Forecaster> (although that method should
probably return true at the end if you want it to be
consistant)
L1120[15:34:50]
<Bob>
`object:method(...)` == `object.method(object,...)`
L1121[15:35:05]
<Bob>
doesn't matter, but its shorter and more explanatory i guess
L1122[15:35:54]
<Forecaster> as it is now doing `if
display.initialize() then` would always fail
L1123[15:36:05]
<Kristopher38> yeah, you could say it's a
good practice, use it
L1124[15:36:42] <Amanda> %choose
microcontrollers or no
L1125[15:36:43] <MichiBot> Amanda: If I
had a gold nugget for every time someone asked me about
"no"
L1126[15:37:31]
<Forecaster> hm, that's a little too
specific
L1127[15:45:45] <Amanda> what is?
L1128[15:47:52]
<Forecaster> the last response
L1129[15:48:08]
<Forecaster> doesn't really work with
"no" does it
L1130[15:48:56] <Amanda> well,that was
one of the options, so
L1131[15:49:06] <Amanda> I forgot that
%choose doesn't have a minimum of 2
L1132[15:49:11] <Amanda> s/2/2
anymore
L1133[15:49:11] <MichiBot> <Amanda>
I forgot that %choose doesn't have a minimum of 2 anymore
L1134[15:50:34]
<Forecaster> I know it was one of the
options, I mean that the response is too specific
L1135[15:50:52]
<Forecaster> I dunno, might not be
fixable
L1136[15:52:35] <Amanda> %choose t3 case
or server rack
L1137[15:52:35] <MichiBot> Amanda: Hold
on tightly! "server rack" is a wild ride!
L1138[15:53:26]
<Forecaster> as usual she's not wrong
:P
L1139[15:54:00] <Amanda> ... that's a no.
I don't have any ender pearls, which server racks inexplicably need
(through a wireless modem )
L1140[16:05:24] <Amanda> Damn still need
pearls for an internet card
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L1142[16:15:35]
<BigheadAmarok> Is Open computers gonna be
1.14.4
L1143[16:16:14]
<Forecaster> it will probably skip to 1.16
or whatever the latest is when it becomes time to update
L1144[16:19:45]
<BigheadAmarok> When is that
L1145[16:20:04]
<Forecaster> if I knew that I would have
said
L1146[16:20:12] <Inari> When all the
planets align to spell out "OC"
L1147[17:33:17] *
Amanda installs subliminal messages in all Inari's favourite songs
to worship the cat goddesses
L1148[17:35:03]
<Ariri>
Forecaster saying “turn your mom” made me lol
L1149[17:35:04]
<Ariri>
I don’t know why
L1150[17:35:33] <Inari> Rude
L1151[17:36:16] <Amanda> When did he say
that? O.o
L1152[17:37:28] <Inari> s/if i knew that
I would have said/turn your mom/
L1153[17:37:34] <Inari> AS
L1154[17:37:44] <Inari> *sad
L1156[17:39:02] *
Inari applies permafrost scrub to Amanda's toe beans
L1157[17:39:28] <Amanda> ah
L1158[17:39:30] <Amanda> %bite
Inari
L1159[17:39:31] <MichiBot> Amanda is
biting Inari for 1d6 => 1 damage!
L1160[17:39:37] <Inari> D:
L1161[17:39:41] <Inari> It's good fro
yuor beans!
L1162[17:40:11] <Amanda> (x) doubt
L1163[17:44:12]
<Ariri>
time to spansh 20kly sttaight
L1164[17:44:26] <Amanda> mew?
L1165[17:44:58] <Amanda> hrm.
L1166[17:45:09]
<Ariri>
pre massjump when the space x launch happens
L1167[17:45:32]
<Ariri>
perseus reach expedition* in ED
L1168[17:46:01] <Amanda> I see
L1169[17:51:06] <Amanda> Hrm.
L1170[17:51:27] <Amanda> %8ball rejigger
pxe for splitting payload and loader?
L1171[17:51:28] <MichiBot> Amanda:
Without a doubt
L1172[17:56:40]
<Saghetti> fun fact for you nerds:
L1173[17:57:12]
<Saghetti> the day one wii hardware didn't
have any system software on it, so it required a system disc to
boot up
L1175[17:57:43]
<Saghetti> this is what the boot screen
looked likee
L1176[17:58:25]
<Saghetti> nintendo said that if you saw
this message, you need to return your wii for a new one
L1177[17:59:00]
<Saghetti> so they tried to get rid of all
of these, and there are almost none in existence now
L1178[18:00:14]
<Ariri>
starting out with a 68% fsd T-T
L1179[18:02:05]
<Forecaster> fun times
L1180[18:03:06]
<DaComputerNerd> i guess they wanted to
get rid of it since you could load other data
L1181[18:03:10]
<DaComputerNerd> kinda fun though
L1182[18:03:24]
<Saghetti> yeah
L1183[18:03:34]
<Saghetti> these units were also shipped
to game stores as kiosks
L1184[18:03:48]
<Saghetti> so there are early pictures of
those kiosks showing that screen
L1185[18:04:20]
<Saghetti> also they have never found a
copy of the startup disc
L1186[18:04:36]
<Saghetti> either they weren't actually
sent out, or were all lost to time
L1187[18:05:54] <t20kdc> to me the most
likely explaination is that they figured it was easier to issue a
recall than it was to make a bunch of Wii Startup Discs
L1188[18:06:15] <t20kdc> The Wii System
Menu is in fact a Title
L1189[18:06:42]
<Saghetti> and these were probably never
meant to be in the hands of the public
L1190[18:07:11]
<Saghetti> they just released some of
these units to deal with day 1 sales
L1191[18:08:06]
<Saghetti> either that or by launch day,
the wii system software was completed before they got time to flash
it onto all of the chips
L1192[18:08:21] <Amanda> Izaya: I gather
you have an internet card? Any chance i can trade for one?
L1193[18:08:51]
<Saghetti> on staricraft?
L1194[18:08:59] <Amanda> yup
L1195[18:09:16] <Elfi> Amandaaaaaa
L1196[18:09:23] <Elfi> I want lämp
o:
L1197[18:09:35] *
Amanda snuggles Elfi, configured her fur to produce
light
L1198[18:09:39] <Elfi> aaaa <3
L1199[18:09:41] *
Elfi snuggle!
L1200[18:10:05]
<Ariri>
gives Elfi an extra lamp for the road
L1201[18:10:11] <Elfi> Laaaaamp!
L1202[18:12:46]
<Saghetti> cursed(?) idea: weird modular
slot-based "os"
L1203[18:13:12]
<AdorableCatgirl> hm?
L1204[18:13:18]
<Saghetti> you have 256 slots to put
programs/services in
L1205[18:13:25]
<Saghetti> when the os boots up, it
initializes all of them in order
L1206[18:13:33]
<Saghetti> loads them and calls init() or
something
L1207[18:13:47]
<Saghetti> and then after that, the OS
only does scheduling
L1208[18:13:58]
<AdorableCatgirl> got a better cursed
idea
L1209[18:13:58]
<Saghetti> resuming the coroutines for all
of them in order
L1210[18:14:23]
<AdorableCatgirl> slot based OS where you
have slots you put flash memory cards in and those are your
programs
L1211[18:14:24]
<AdorableCatgirl> B)
L1212[18:14:57]
<Saghetti> so you could have slot 0: core
library, slot 1: disk drivers, slot 2: network communication, slot
3: boot logging
L1213[18:14:58]
<Saghetti> etc etc
L1214[18:15:32]
<Saghetti> anyways, that's actually a
cursed OS that i can get behind
L1215[18:15:41]
<Saghetti> it sounds like fun
L1216[18:15:55]
<Saghetti> would make for a good network
based terminal
L1217[18:16:05]
<Saghetti> simple and modular
L1218[18:17:27]
<Saghetti> i'm making something to rival
Kleadron's BMaCS
L1220[18:17:53] <MichiBot>
☠️ How to
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L1221[18:18:19]
<AdorableCatgirl> network distributed
tsuki
L1222[18:18:21]
<AdorableCatgirl> B)
L1223[18:19:02] <Amanda> @Ariri there's
still no recipies for MFFS modules, at least not the sphere / tube
ones
L1224[18:19:50]
<Ariri>
hrmm okay, ill take a look and push a fix with your eio and the
next patch
L1225[18:19:53]
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L1226[18:19:58] <Amanda> kk. :3
L1227[18:20:22] <Amanda> It's just me and
Inari on right meow, and I'm mostly just lounging about racked with
indecision
L1228[18:20:36]
<Saghetti> terrible acronym:
MUCSaNOS
L1229[18:20:49]
<Saghetti> multi user control system and
network operating system
L1230[18:22:06]
<AdorableCatgirl> wait wait wait
L1231[18:22:07]
<Ariri>
Okie dokie, still spanshing but ill do it after the mass jump
L1232[18:22:18] <Amanda> kk
L1233[18:22:23]
<AdorableCatgirl> tsuki on a uc for only
running programs
L1234[18:22:38]
<AdorableCatgirl> like
L1235[18:22:51]
<AdorableCatgirl> m u l t i t h r e a d d
o r i f t u
L1236[18:22:53]
<Saghetti> uClinux? more like
uCtsuki
L1237[18:23:09]
<Saghetti> yeah, that was one of my stupid
ideas when i first came to #oc
L1238[18:23:25]
<Saghetti> wire a ton of microcontrollers
to a network
L1239[18:23:31]
<Saghetti> use them as "processor
cores"
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L1241[18:26:36]
<AdorableCatgirl> μ
L1242[18:26:54]
<Saghetti> imagine using μ
L1243[18:27:26] <t20kdc> the problem is,
communications in OC are so slow that it's not usually worth
it
L1244[18:28:31]
<Saghetti> yeah, that's what izaya
said
L1245[18:28:31]
<Saghetti> :(
L1246[18:28:54]
<Kristopher38> and there are only 4
threads for running lua so there's no benefit with having more than
4 devices doing computations
L1247[18:28:56]
<AdorableCatgirl> that never stops
me
L1248[18:29:36]
<AdorableCatgirl> tbh i might make a
networked scheduler in Tsuki but that might require a rework of
core libraries
L1249[18:29:37]
<AdorableCatgirl> hmm
L1250[18:29:49]
<AdorableCatgirl> nah
L1251[18:29:52]
<AdorableCatgirl> 2much effort
L1252[18:32:15]
<Saghetti> multi-user stuff is nice
L1253[18:32:40]
<Saghetti> i'm gonna design my network
control system to have a directory service and multi-user
support
L1254[18:33:01]
<Saghetti> so ex: you can choose users who
can enable or disable certain redstone things
L1255[18:33:09]
<Saghetti> also, should i do everything
wireless?
L1256[18:34:32] <Amanda> %choose EIO
condiuts?
L1257[18:34:32] <MichiBot> Amanda:
"EIO condiuts?" doesn't really seem like a good idea
right now.
L1258[18:34:41] <Amanda> curious.
L1259[18:36:24] <Amanda> Hrm
L1260[18:46:37]
<AdorableCatgirl> everything i make will
probably be janked atop tsuki
L1261[18:54:54]
<Forecaster> %sip
L1262[18:54:55] <MichiBot> You drink a
fiery grass potion (New!). The potion contained a computer virus!
But Forecaster's anti-virus routines destroy it.
L1263[18:55:02]
<Forecaster> phew
L1264[19:03:29]
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L1266[19:16:18]
<Ocawesome101> @Saghetti wireless is prob
easier to sniff if you know modem addresses and the protocol
L1268[19:24:40] <MichiBot>
Crew
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Published On 28/5/2020
L1269[19:25:42] <Michiyo> t- 57min
L1270[19:33:36]
<Forecaster> bah, why does Elite take so
long to start now...
L1271[19:34:09] <Michiyo> at t- 48
weather is go \o/
L1272[19:39:04]
<Forecaster> 9 days until fleet
carriers
L1273[19:39:10]
<Forecaster> gotta get the monies
L1274[19:53:49]
<Kodos>
I'm waiting on getting a fc until I get the money naturally.
L1275[19:54:17]
<Kodos>
Getting ready to fit a krait for exploration and science
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L1277[20:00:10]
<Forecaster> as opposed to wishing on a
star? :P
L1278[20:00:44]
<Forecaster> it might work... there's a
lot of stars
L1279[20:02:54]
<Ariri>
Michiyo: Hype!
L1280[20:07:30]
<Saghetti> > length: 0
milliseconds
L1281[20:07:31]
<Saghetti> hmmm
L1282[20:07:55]
<Forecaster> that means its a
livestream
L1283[20:07:58]
<Forecaster> it doesn't have a
length
L1284[20:07:59]
<Saghetti> yeah ik
L1285[20:08:05]
<Ariri>
T-13 minutes
L1286[20:17:21]
<Forecaster> 6
L1287[20:20:44]
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L1289[20:21:02]
<Forecaster> 2
L1290[20:21:53]
<Forecaster> 1m
L1291[20:21:56] <Michiyo> Under 1
minute!
L1292[20:22:23]
<Ariri>
30 seconds!!!
L1293[20:22:57] <Michiyo> WOOOOOOOO
L1294[20:23:26]
<Ariri>
Liftoff!
L1295[20:23:28]
<Ariri>
Woohoo!
L1296[20:25:37] <Michiyo> Stage
separation!
L1297[20:28:25]
<Saghetti> very epiccccccc
L1298[20:28:36]
<Ariri>
entry burn soon!
L1299[20:28:48]
<Ariri>
i’m expecting a smooth touchdown like the last
L1300[20:29:33]
<Ariri>
what the geostat altitude again? 30km or something?
L1301[20:29:45]
<Forecaster> sounds about right
L1302[20:30:08]
<Ariri>
10 seconds to entry burn
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L1304[20:32:38] <Michiyo> successful
landing of the 1st stage
L1305[20:32:46]
<Saghetti> :pogmega:
L1306[20:32:55]
<payonel> linky?
L1308[20:33:16] <MichiBot>
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L1309[20:34:35]
<payonel> i need to play more kerbal
L1310[20:35:28]
<Saghetti> dragon separation
confirmed
L1311[20:40:45]
<Ariri>
that was a perfect landing
L1312[20:41:01]
<Ariri>
i was thoroughly pleased
L1313[20:48:22]
<Kleadron> that launch was awesome
L1314[20:49:52]
<Kristopher38> I was like
L1315[20:49:52]
<Kristopher38> :D
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L1318[20:50:53]
<Ariri>
It couldn’t have gone much smoother than that, totally worth the
wait after the last scrub
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L1320[20:55:09] <CompanionCube> did look
sweet
L1321[20:55:37]
<Forecaster> it certainly was a thing that
went upwards
L1322[20:58:45] ***
Ariri is now known as Ariri[away]
L1324[21:01:31]
<Ariri>
%remindme 20m dracon config, eio tweak, mffs tweak, pmob sync,
scripts check
L1325[21:01:32] <MichiBot> I'll remind
you about "dracon config, eio tweak, mffs tweak, pmob sync,
scripts check" at 05/30/2020 01:21:31 PM
L1326[21:01:59]
<Kleadron> i'm getting a basic grasp of
how stuff works in opencomputers when doing stuff like this
L1327[21:02:06] <Amanda> @payonel does
OpenOS come with something to urlencode strings?
L1328[21:02:23]
<payonel> no
L1329[21:02:51]
<Rph> I
ported my image format thing to buffers
L1330[21:03:07]
<Rph> I
observed anywhere from 0% to 70% performance improvement when
playing video.
L1331[21:03:23]
<Rph>
but I can't use it on a server because this required compiling OC
from source lol
L1332[21:08:09] <Amanda>
nyahahahaha
L1333[21:08:26] <Amanda> I can now mount
a Nextcloud shared folder as a filesystem in OpenOS
L1334[21:08:40]
<payonel> hahah, that's super cool
L1335[21:08:58] <Amanda> now I need to
figure out directory listings...
L1336[21:09:25] <Amanda> oh.
L1337[21:09:38] <Amanda> NC returns a ZIP
if it's a directory and you hit /download
L1338[21:10:43]
<payonel> nc needs to wake up and realize
not everyone wants to use a browser
L1339[21:11:01]
<Kleadron> some people want to use lua
linux
L1340[21:11:03]
<Kleadron> >:(
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L1343[21:14:09]
<Ocawesome101> @Rph why did you have to
compile it?
L1344[21:14:25]
<Kristopher38> he didn't
L1345[21:14:35]
<Kristopher38> he doesn't have the build
for the server side
L1346[21:14:45]
<Ocawesome101> Oh
L1347[21:14:49]
<Kristopher38> but probably downloaded
from the build server for singleplayer
L1348[21:14:56]
<Rph>
no, I compiled it from source
L1349[21:14:59]
<Kristopher38> you did?
L1350[21:15:03]
<Rph> I
didn't realise there is a build server lol
L1351[21:15:06]
<Ocawesome101> Isn’t it the same jar for
client/server?
L1352[21:15:09]
<Rph>
yes it is
L1353[21:15:15]
<Rph>
but the server owner probably won't add dev versions of mods
L1355[21:15:27]
<Kristopher38> for 1.7.10 it is, for 1.12
there are separate versions afaik?
L1356[21:15:59]
<payonel> no?
L1357[21:16:04]
<payonel> only 1 build
L1358[21:17:26]
<Rph>
here is a video
L1360[21:17:49]
<Rph> I
made it display time taken to render the full thing
L1361[21:17:57]
<Rph>
on first file it went from 4.1 to 3.8
L1362[21:18:01]
<Rph>
on second it went from 19.8 to 13.45
L1363[21:18:32]
<Rph>
and this will probably get even better if I were to add copy
operations as well as lossy compression
L1364[21:18:37]
<payonel> yeah, you'll see the best
results when comparing color changes
L1365[21:18:51]
<Rph>
lossy = removing some detail with a lot of movement
L1366[21:18:58]
<payonel> vram isn't going to slow down
when you have color change. direct writes will
L1367[21:19:04]
<Rph>
but I am very impressed with this
L1368[21:19:22]
<Rph>
especially because I wrote the modified code on my laptop in a car
in like 3 minutes
L1369[21:19:27]
<Rph>
the performance improvement was essentially free
L1370[21:20:24]
<payonel> @Rph and if it helps, you can
use any gpu in the system to do this
L1371[21:20:33]
<payonel> it doesn't have to be the
primary gpu that the os is suing
L1372[21:20:36]
<payonel> using*
L1373[21:20:43]
<Rph>
sadly GPU calls appear to be blocking
L1374[21:20:51]
<payonel> of course :/
L1375[21:21:18]
<Rph> I
could do something like this
L1376[21:21:21]
<Rph> 2
computers attached to one screen
L1377[21:21:25]
<Rph>
one rendering one half, other another
L1378[21:21:29]
<Rph>
and then syncing the bitblt
L1379[21:21:31] <MichiBot> @Ariri
REMINDER: dracon config, eio tweak, mffs tweak, pmob sync, scripts
check
L1380[21:22:27]
<payonel> @Rph what would you expect from
a non-blocking gpu call?
L1381[21:22:43]
<Rph> I
guess something like
L1382[21:22:47]
<Rph>
first x calls in a second/tick are free
L1383[21:22:54]
<payonel> they are
L1384[21:23:02]
<Rph>
but there is a way to query how many you have left
L1385[21:23:06]
<payonel> well, "free" as in,
you're spending your "call budget"
L1386[21:23:15]
<payonel> why?
L1387[21:23:21]
<payonel> framerate control?
L1388[21:23:25]
<Rph>
something like that
L1389[21:23:43]
<payonel> and would you then choose to
skip a frame?
L1390[21:23:49]
<Rph>
for example
L1391[21:23:50] <ben_mkiv> oh this will
lead to unexpected results for people who dont know
L1392[21:24:02]
<Rph>
or I could only spend as much of the call budget as is
allowed
L1393[21:24:06]
<Rph>
and then yield to run other code
L1394[21:24:12]
<Rph>
or spend a call budget for another gpu
L1395[21:24:27]
<Rph>
because currently if I overspend the computer
"blocks"
L1396[21:24:32]
<Rph>
am I understanding this right?
L1397[21:25:22]
<payonel> yes but i dont see how this
matters, unless youre trying to build split frame rendering while
preventing creen tearing?
L1398[21:25:34]
<payonel> screen*
L1399[21:25:59]
<payonel> except, btw, the part where you
say "yield to run other code"
L1400[21:26:08]
<payonel> not sure what you meant
there
L1401[21:26:19]
<Kleadron> do something while the gpu is
doing something
L1402[21:26:36]
<Kleadron> as in
L1403[21:26:44]
<Kleadron> when it exceeds the call budget
and stops for a bit
L1404[21:27:27]
<Rph>
doing this would probably be completely incompatible with OC's
component logic though
L1405[21:27:48]
<Rph>
and I guess I can somehow track the call budget internally in my
code by counting how many calls I make
L1406[21:27:59]
<payonel> it's not impossible
L1407[21:28:03]
<Ocawesome101> I had the idea a while ago
to make a GUI that limits its FPS to 10 in order to stay reasonably
snappy
L1408[21:28:07]
<payonel> i just need to see a reasonable
and strong use case
L1409[21:28:32]
<Kristopher38> @Rph ask asie, he did
something along those lines, as in, calculating the call budget
left for framerate control
L1410[21:28:34]
<payonel> plus you then have to think
about how to handle this from the user side
L1411[21:29:03]
<payonel> if you async a gpu call, how do
you get its result? what happens when you make other gpu calls?
what happens when you try to use any other component with call
budget? what if you make too many async calls? etc
L1412[21:29:18]
<payonel> there is a huge space of feature
that entails
L1413[21:29:28]
<Rph>
yeah I realise
L1414[21:29:39]
<Rph>
The framebuffer update is great
L1415[21:29:53]
<Rph>
and I think this is enough for now, with optimisations stuff can
already be made to run super fast
L1416[21:29:59]
<payonel> at some point, your solution is
to have multiple machines
L1417[21:30:04]
<Rph>
yeah probably
L1418[21:30:07]
<payonel> one that keeps render, one that
does logic
L1419[21:30:16]
<Rph> I
want to play video on a 16 screen array on a server
L1420[21:30:25] <ben_mkiv> yea, no
L1421[21:30:29] <ben_mkiv> xD
L1422[21:30:40]
<payonel> ben_mkiv?
L1423[21:30:44]
<Rph>
Its possible
L1424[21:30:46]
<Rph>
but impractical
L1425[21:30:51]
<Rph>
horribly impractical
L1426[21:30:53]
<Rph>
but fun :)
L1427[21:30:54]
<payonel> i really need some dew (mountain
dew)
L1428[21:30:57] <ben_mkiv> it creates
tons of packages to sync, doesnt it?
L1429[21:31:12]
<payonel> so i'll be afk for about 30 min
to run out among the zombie hord (i.e. real world)
L1430[21:31:29]
<Kleadron> stay safe
L1431[21:31:32]
<Rph>
in addition to the fun of playing video I would also receive the
fun of tick time lag?
L1432[21:31:51]
<payonel> ben_mkiv it would. maybe don't
use modem messages, but redstone? maybe don't sync messages every
tick?
L1433[21:31:58]
<payonel> anyways, one problem at a
time
L1434[21:32:08] <Corded> *
<payonel> is afk
L1435[21:32:12]
<payonel> + for dew
L1436[21:32:46]
<Rph> I
would probably do it like so: Every computer renders to a
framebuffer and then a master computer sends a modem message
L1437[21:33:04]
<Rph>
then they all blit to their respective screens
L1438[21:33:07]
<Rph>
and move on to the next frame
L1439[21:33:18]
<Kleadron> my basic operating system is
actually going along pretty smoothly despite me not building it to
be a proper one like every other OS
L1440[21:33:59]
<Kleadron> i already have "system
extentions" which are just programs ran on startup and can add
their own commands or listen for events
L1441[21:34:37]
<Kleadron> and i kind of understand how
filesystems work now
L1442[21:35:12]
<Rph> I
never bothered to finish making an OS because OpenOS just
works
L1443[21:35:24]
<Rph>
and in cases it doesn't, a tiny baremetal eeprom program usually
works
L1444[21:35:30]
<Kristopher38> doing calculations like
that on other machines and then sending that over the network is
too inefficient
L1445[21:35:39]
<Kristopher38> as in, passing network
messages
L1446[21:35:48]
<Rph>
what do you mean?
L1447[21:35:53]
<Rph>
Every machine ahs its own video file
L1448[21:35:55]
<Rph>
for its own subscreen
L1449[21:36:08]
<Rph>
And they have "sync points" after every frame
L1450[21:36:16]
<Rph>
basically, render frame to vram and wait for modem message
L1451[21:37:57]
<Kleadron> so does the modem message just
tell the machines to advance to the next image
L1452[21:38:26]
<Kleadron> makes sense
L1453[21:39:01]
<Rph>
yes
L1454[21:41:20]
<Kleadron> t1 server rack looks pretty
good
L1455[21:42:55]
<Kleadron> holy crap the t3 one requires 6
diamonds
L1456[21:55:33]
<Forecaster> do you mean the server
blades?
L1457[21:58:09]
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L1458[21:59:47]
<Kleadron> what server blades
L1459[21:59:49]
<Kleadron> no
L1460[22:00:11]
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L1461[22:00:43]
<Kleadron> i meant the server, not the
rack
L1462[22:00:46]
<Kleadron> damnit
L1463[22:01:35]
<Kleadron> if you're calling them blades
they are the dullest blades i have ever laid my eyes on
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L1465[22:02:50]
<Forecaster> I can't tell if you're joking
or not
L1466[22:05:07]
<Kleadron> i am
L1467[22:17:02] ***
xarses_ is now known as xarses
L1468[22:22:54]
<Ocawesome101> Well I got my arch install
to boot, now to make it boot automatically with some grub hackery
lmao
L1469[22:25:51]
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L1471[22:26:06]
<Saghetti> FINALLY
L1472[22:26:26]
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L1474[22:30:52]
<Saghetti> we in business now bois
L1475[22:31:19]
<Ocawesome101> Is there no `yay` package
in vanilla Arch? Or am I missing something?
L1476[22:31:36]
<Saghetti> oh god
L1477[22:31:38]
<Saghetti> it moves so slow
L1478[22:31:39]
<Kleadron> building craft
L1479[22:31:56]
<Saghetti> buildcraft for b1.7.3
L1480[22:35:55]
<Saghetti> this thing is running on 2
stirling engines lol
L1481[22:35:59]
<Saghetti> it moves so slowly
L1482[22:36:51] <t20kdc> Ocawesome101:
yes, `yay` is an AUR package; you need to git clone the AUR repo
for yay, then use makepkg (which you can get in vanilla arch)
L1483[22:42:18] <SquidDev> %tonkout
L1484[22:42:19] <MichiBot> Sard!
SquidDev! You beat your own previous record of 15 hours, 25
minutes and 32 seconds (By 1 hour, 28 minutes and 26 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L1485[22:42:20] <MichiBot> SquidDev has
tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.016 tonk points!
plus 0.03 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
0.8129, Position #3 Need 0.01032 more points to pass
Forecaster!
L1486[22:42:24] <SquidDev> Finally!
L1487[22:42:35] <SquidDev> Been wanting
to get rid of that for ages :/.
L1488[22:43:24] <Lizzy> %tonk
L1489[22:43:25] <MichiBot> Voldemort!
Lizzy! You beat SquidDev's previous record of <0 (By 1 minute
and 6 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L1490[22:43:26] <MichiBot> Lizzy's new
record is 1 minute and 6 seconds! Lizzy also gained 0.00002 tonk
points for stealing the tonk. Position #4. Need 0.11478 more points
to pass SquidDev!
L1491[22:43:37] *
Amanda collapses into a pile of floof, exhausted from moving heavy
things around
L1492[22:43:51] *
Lizzy picks up the pile of Amanda and places her on her
lap
L1493[22:43:55] <Amanda> New Window AC
unit installed though, just need to wait for the cold-gas to
settle
L1494[22:43:56]
<Forecaster> %pet Amanda
L1495[22:43:57] *
Lizzy then pets the Amanda
L1496[22:43:58] <MichiBot> Forecaster is
brushing Amanda with pasta un-maker. Amanda regains 1d4 => 2 hit
points! Pasta un-maker met a Pikachu and was shocked.
L1497[22:44:06]
<Thanos-No
Snap> It is getting hawt
L1498[22:44:06] <Amanda> %remindme 1h
turn on cold-machine
L1499[22:44:07] <MichiBot> I'll remind
you about "turn on cold-machine" at 05/30/2020 03:44:07
PM
L1500[22:47:33]
<Kristopher38> @Saghetti better come over
to the raiding server
L1501[22:48:30]
<Forecaster> I had to turn on my fan
today
L1502[22:59:36]
<Saghetti> i just had a brainwave
L1503[22:59:41]
<Saghetti> use lava to power my
quarry
L1504[23:00:02]
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L1507[23:12:22] <Blue_595> its really hot
outside today
L1508[23:12:59] <Blue_595> from 14:24:40
this day
L1509[23:13:02] <Michiyo> cool and rainy
today
L1510[23:13:03] <Blue_595> > length: 0
milliseconds
L1511[23:13:11] <Blue_595> well done
SpaceX you made the impossible video
L1512[23:13:21] <Amanda> then so has
@Forecaster. :D
L1513[23:13:39] <Blue_595> oh
L1514[23:13:52] <Blue_595> anyway its hot
outside in Florida (where i live) so im just gonna play
minecraft
L1515[23:13:59] <Michiyo> I didn't
realize streaming was impossible.
L1516[23:14:26] <Michiyo> I'm very glad
it was clear in Florida today lol
L1517[23:16:04] <Blue_595> gonna try a
survival playthrough
L1518[23:16:13] <Blue_595> bed is a
certain priority, because phantoms
L1519[23:16:55] <Amanda> nyahahahahaha,
lilac is up and running on StariCraft 2
L1520[23:16:57] <Amanda> s/2/
L1521[23:16:59] <Amanda> s/2//
L1522[23:17:01] <MichiBot> <Amanda>
s//
L1523[23:17:04] <Blue_595> [Generating
world...]
L1524[23:17:06] <Amanda> meh
L1525[23:17:57] <Blue_595> i spawned on a
tiny island
L1526[23:18:06] <Blue_595> this is a
terrible seed
L1527[23:18:23] <Blue_595>
-5546733527447265209 dont use this
L1528[23:18:37] <Amanda> what MC
version?
L1529[23:18:39] <Amanda> what mods
L1530[23:18:41] <Amanda> etc
L1531[23:18:43] <Blue_595> 1.14.4
L1532[23:18:45] <Blue_595> no mods
L1533[23:18:47] <Blue_595> etc
L1534[23:18:51] *
Michiyo makes that the default seed for all Minecraft
worlds
L1536[23:19:17] <Blue_595> time to get
some Wud
L1538[23:21:05]
<Mr_Creeper543> f*s! That's the second
time I have done that, I hope nobody saw that. At some point I will
send this when I mean too and now halfway though typing it
L1539[23:21:22] <Michiyo> Everyone on IRC
saw it, and will continue to see it
L1540[23:21:27] <Michiyo> also, it's
logged.
L1542[23:21:58] <Amanda> SquidDev: how
hard would it be to embed urn as a "Scripting" thing
inside a larger lua program?
L1543[23:22:36] <Blue_595> might as well
loot an ENTIRE island before finding the next one
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L1546[23:24:58]
<Bob>
@Mr_Creeper543 what kind of AI
L1547[23:26:05]
<Mr_Creeper543> One that can run the
facility... if it sees something that I don't (like the reactor
field failing, or the energy core getting too full) it can respond
quicker than I ever could
L1548[23:27:06]
<Bob>
`if` conditions
L1549[23:27:08]
<Bob>
AI lmfao
L1550[23:27:21] <Amanda> don't be rude,
@Bob
L1551[23:27:21]
<Mr_Creeper543> It was a joke, as cool as
it would be I would never in a million years be able to code it...
and I doubt it's possible in as small memory as an OC
computer
L1552[23:27:27]
<Bob>
just constantly check and sanity of each component
L1553[23:27:48]
<Bob>
by component i mean MC system (like a reactor)
L1554[23:28:05]
<Mr_Creeper543> Thats what I plan to
do
L1555[23:28:05] <Amanda> an awful lot of
real "AI" can be boiled down to ifs or switches
L1556[23:28:42]
<Mr_Creeper543> Yeah... sadly
L1557[23:29:18]
<Bob>
it needs a better name than AI
L1558[23:29:30]
<Mr_Creeper543> How about
L1559[23:29:48]
<Mr_Creeper543> Artificial
intelligence
L1560[23:29:49] <Amanda> that's the
common parlance of AI, you can't reallychangr that
L1561[23:30:01]
<Saghetti> ai is just
ifelseifelseifelseifelseifelse
L1562[23:30:13]
<Mr_Creeper543> Or, as I would call
it
L1563[23:30:24]
<Mr_Creeper543> my only friend
L1564[23:30:43] <Amanda> Eventually, when
you're older, you'll realise that it doesn't matter if something's
"WRONG" once it maks it into the shared consiousness of
the masses, it's not worth it to fight
L1565[23:31:03]
<Bob>
NAI
L1566[23:31:21]
<Mr_Creeper543> Well, my GMod crashed...
time to play MC again!
L1567[23:33:41] *
Saphire puts hornband on Amanda
L1568[23:34:07] <Amanda> mew?
L1569[23:35:23]
<Mr_Creeper543> What's the invite code to
the discord?
L1570[23:35:31]
<Bob>
%discord
L1571[23:35:32]
<Kristopher38> %discord
L1574[23:35:39]
<Bob>
:GWlulurdWaitWhat:
L1575[23:35:45]
<Mr_Creeper543> 666 members!
L1576[23:35:46]
<Bob>
@Kristopher38 cheater
L1577[23:35:48]
<Mr_Creeper543> oh no
L1578[23:44:08] <MichiBot> Amanda
REMINDER: turn on cold-machine
L1579[23:44:30] <Blue_595> 237, 100
L1580[23:44:33] <Blue_595> remember those
for me
L1581[23:44:38] <Izaya> Amanda: I only
had the materials for one but I'm happy to let you borrow it
L1582[23:44:56] <Amanda> Izaya: I managed
to get some ender pearls off Stargazer
L1583[23:45:06] <Izaya> ah cool
L1584[23:50:33]
<Saghetti> man, i need to play on
staricraft
L1585[23:50:39]
<Saghetti> do we have a mod list?
L1587[23:52:25]
<Saghetti> staricraft - new
beginnings
L1588[23:52:27]
<Saghetti> right?
L1589[23:52:40] <Izaya> yeah the zips
import straight into multimc
L1590[23:52:49] <Izaya> may need to chmod
+x the updater
L1591[23:54:26]
<payonel> izaya: can an mmc import also
import a pre-launch action?
L1592[23:54:34] <Michiyo> It can
L1593[23:54:41]
<payonel> fancy
L1594[23:54:52] <Michiyo> I've distro'd
my pack with a pre-launch pack updater
L1595[23:55:07] <Lizzy> the zips are
basically just a zip of a regular multimc instance
L1596[23:56:35]
<Saghetti> i have a decision to make
L1597[23:56:42] <Lizzy> 4
L1598[23:56:42]
<Saghetti> staricraft or orca raiding
server
L1599[23:57:14]
<Saghetti> thx