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<Ocawesome101> no
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<Ocawesome101> oc-staging is a (now
unmaintained iirc) fork by asie
L4[00:00:34] <prisma> hang on
L5[00:00:35]
<Ocawesome101> you could probably use some
of his work tbh
L6[00:00:37] <prisma> let me ask asie
L7[00:00:38]
<Ocawesome101> tho*
L8[00:01:09] <prisma> i asked
L9[00:01:11] <prisma> it is not
maintain
L10[00:01:29] <prisma> asie's already
helped me so much tho
L11[00:01:33] <prisma> linked me to
jnlua
L12[00:01:39] <prisma> anyway, afk
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L15[00:07:32] *
CompanionCube finds out that 'patriotic education' is used
elsewhere...like china, for example.
L16[00:09:24] <prisma> back
L17[00:09:36] <prisma> i like how a few
months ago i was staring a C introduction book and being
confused
L18[00:09:42] <prisma> now I read C source
code semi-okay
L19[00:09:48] <prisma> mostly because the
syntax is similar to Java
L20[00:09:49] <Izaya> Personally I want OC
in Minetest
L21[00:10:18]
<bad at
vijya> bleh
L22[00:10:19] <Izaya> But it only does 5.1
natively IIRC
L23[00:10:19]
<bad at
vijya> java
L24[00:10:34] <prisma> you're kotlin gang
aren't you vijya
L25[00:10:41]
<bad at
vijya> Izaya: lua on lua
L26[00:10:43]
<bad at
vijya> and yes
L27[00:10:46]
<bad at
vijya> yes i am
L28[00:10:58] <prisma> kotlin gang and
"i fucking hate scala" gang
L29[00:11:05] <prisma> how's OSSM coming
along,btw?
L30[00:11:05]
<bad at
vijya> but mostly i use lua (btw)
L31[00:11:12] <prisma> lua gang
L32[00:11:14]
<bad at
vijya> it's not
L33[00:11:22] <prisma> oh
L34[00:11:28]
<bad at
vijya> i haven't had any motivation in the past month
L35[00:11:35]
<bad at
vijya> to do much of anything
L36[00:11:41] <prisma> oof
L37[00:11:42] <prisma> also
L38[00:11:54] <prisma> do i have your
permission to integrate OSSM's core ideas into my own computer mod
for fabronk
L39[00:12:04]
<bad at
vijya> what
L40[00:12:14] <prisma> i have decided to
make a computer mod for Fabric
L41[00:12:20]
<bad at
vijya> haha
L42[00:12:21]
<bad at
vijya> have fun
L43[00:12:27] <prisma> it will probably
fail
L44[00:12:36] <prisma> but i'll at least
gain knowledge
L45[00:12:42]
<bad at
vijya> but sure, go ahead. i'll warn you that my code is
garbage
L46[00:12:46]
<bad at
vijya> 👍
L47[00:12:53] <prisma> i don't plan to
implement the code :p
L48[00:12:56] <prisma> i can't read
kotlin
L49[00:13:13]
<bad at
vijya> i write godawful C and i apply those skills to
L50[00:13:17]
<bad at
vijya> anything that isn't lua
L51[00:13:22] <prisma> what have you
written in C?
L52[00:13:35]
<bad at
vijya> things that i will never release to the public
L53[00:13:44]
<bad at
vijya> mostly utils tho
L54[00:13:56]
<bad at
vijya> i wanna write a tsar util in C but
L55[00:13:59]
<bad at
vijya> >effort
L56[00:14:07] <prisma> tsar is your archive
format, right?
L57[00:14:10] <prisma> tsuki archive
iirc
L58[00:14:13]
<bad at
vijya> i have a buggy one in lua so w/e
L59[00:14:14]
<bad at
vijya> yea
L60[00:14:28]
<bad at
vijya> i've ended up using it elsewhere because i can™️
L61[00:14:47] <prisma> also
L62[00:14:52] <prisma> i have a wide boi
monitor now :D
L63[00:14:59] <prisma> unironically the
same reso as my laptop screen
L64[00:15:03] <prisma> just less
laptop-size
L65[00:15:09]
<bad at
vijya> huh
L66[00:15:14] <prisma> 1600x900
L67[00:15:17]
<bad at
vijya> i hate 16:9 tbh
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<bad at
vijya> something about it just
L69[00:15:25]
<bad at
vijya> doesn't feel right
L70[00:15:30] <prisma> i have another
monitor tho
L71[00:15:36] <prisma> so once i get a VGA
splitter
L72[00:15:40] <prisma> dual monitor setup
time
L73[00:15:53]
<bad at
vijya> i rock 16:10
L74[00:15:55] <prisma> my laptop only has
VGA and what I think is mini displayport
L75[00:16:00] <prisma> 1600x1024?
L76[00:16:12]
<bad at
vijya> 1440x900, 1680x1050, 1440x900
L77[00:16:30]
<bad at
vijya> i wonder if i can do 16:10 on my PS2...
L78[00:16:35] <prisma> PS2 gang
L79[00:16:40] <Izaya> hey
L80[00:16:47] <Izaya> Those
resolutions
L81[00:17:02]
<bad at
vijya> yes?
L82[00:17:04] <Izaya> Exactly what I have
on my desktop /o/
L83[00:17:10]
<bad at
vijya> wew
L84[00:17:18]
<bad at
vijya> all of my monitors are ancient dell units
L85[00:17:23] <prisma> oh yeah
L86[00:17:30] <prisma> yesterday i scrapped
a couple computers for parts
L87[00:17:32] <prisma> old af
L88[00:17:36] <prisma> i found a fucking
DDR2 mobo
L89[00:17:39] <prisma> DDR fucking 2
L90[00:17:40] <Izaya> I got two acers and a
hp
L91[00:17:53] <prisma> it even had a floppy
drive
L92[00:17:53]
<bad at
vijya> >DDR2
L93[00:17:55]
<bad at
vijya> >old af
L94[00:18:06] <Izaya> DDR2 is new my
dude
L95[00:18:09]
<bad at
vijya> [laughs in daily drive up until 2019]
L96[00:18:15]
<bad at
vijya> *driver
L97[00:18:15] <prisma> DDR2 is new?
L98[00:18:26] <Izaya> I built a C2D machine
the other week
L99[00:18:45]
<bad at
vijya> both of my main computers used DDR2 :P
L100[00:18:49] <prisma> i think the
biggest find was the floppy drive
L101[00:18:56] <prisma> i've never held a
real FDD before
L103[00:19:02]
<bad at
vijya> FDDs are neat
L104[00:19:09]
<bad at
vijya> easy way to get things working on old computers
L105[00:19:32] <prisma> i have no clue how
it gets power tho
L106[00:19:39] <prisma> doesn't seem to
have a standard IDE power socket
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<bad at
vijya> 4 pin connector
L108[00:19:53]
<bad at
vijya> smol one
L109[00:19:56] <prisma> oh
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<bad at
vijya> unless it's a dell
L111[00:20:06] <prisma> yeah it had a 4
pin connector
L112[00:20:07]
<bad at
vijya> in which case, it gets power from the ribbon cable
L113[00:20:20] <Izaya> SCSI floppy drive,
cable provides power
L114[00:20:24] <prisma> oh neat
L115[00:20:40] <prisma> so i don't need
anything other than my IDE cable which I can plug into my IDE/SATA
-> USB converter
L116[00:20:42] <prisma> ?
L117[00:22:08] <Izaya> floppy drives
aren't IDE
L118[00:22:22] <prisma> it had what looked
like an IDE cable
L119[00:22:40] <Izaya> But the type used
in IBM PC compatibles need external power as well as data
L120[00:22:40] <prisma> missing one
pin
L121[00:22:58] <Izaya> Nah FDDs have
minimal electronics
L122[00:23:03]
<bad at
vijya> ^
L123[00:23:13] <prisma> i *think* my
converter has the same type of cable i saw on the FDD
L124[00:23:15] <prisma> which is
neat
L125[00:23:19] <prisma> it has three
inputs
L126[00:23:23]
<bad at
vijya> FDDs are fun
L127[00:23:29] <prisma> IDE, SATA, and a
weird cable type that's smaller than IDE and missing one pin
L128[00:23:30] <Izaya> it's all
implemented in the controller
L129[00:23:40]
<bad at
vijya> also that was probably IDE, SATA, and like
L130[00:23:43]
<bad at
vijya> what's the term?
L131[00:23:46]
<bad at
vijya> mobile PATA?
L132[00:24:32] <Izaya> If it's the same
pitch but less pins it's probably floppy
L133[00:24:35] <CompanionCube>
eSATA?
L134[00:24:43]
<bad at
vijya> nah like
L135[00:24:46]
<bad at
vijya> laptop IDE drives
L136[00:24:55] <CompanionCube> SFF?
L137[00:24:58] <Izaya> But if it's smaller
pitch then it'd be for 2.5" IDE drives
L138[00:25:05] <CompanionCube> ah,
no
L139[00:25:13] <CompanionCube> that's just
generic small-form-factor, hm
L140[00:25:52]
<bad at
vijya> anyways, it's smol
L141[00:25:54] <prisma> i managed to get
two DDR3 (?) 2GB sticks, one DDR2 2GB stick, one FDD, two 250GB
HDDs, one regular-size DVD drive, one weird-looking thin DVD drive,
and a whole bunch of cables
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<bad at
vijya> man
L145[00:26:34]
<bad at
vijya> i should get a bigger HDD for my PS2
L146[00:26:52]
<bad at
vijya> i want that 2TB drive
L147[00:26:53]
<bad at
vijya> in my PS2
L148[00:27:00] <prisma> can the ps2 even
handle 2tb
L149[00:27:05]
<bad at
vijya> yes
L150[00:27:25] <prisma> nice
L151[00:27:30] <prisma> oh also
L152[00:27:32] <CompanionCube> maybe
compactflash or something?
L153[00:27:37] <prisma> i have switched to
linux
L154[00:27:46] <Izaya> tfw want to build a
nutso 2x xeon haiku machine but don't want to spend the $$$ on
ddr3
L155[00:27:58] <prisma> a few months ago,
i went "fuck it, i'm putting linux on my school
laptop"
L156[00:28:02]
<bad at
vijya> i dual boot
L157[00:28:04]
<bad at
vijya> so
L158[00:28:09]
<bad at
vijya> well except on my laptop
L159[00:28:14]
<bad at
vijya> my laptop is pure leenoox
L160[00:28:38] <prisma> which
distro?
L161[00:28:41] <Izaya> I used to dual
boot
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L163[00:28:58] <Izaya> Then windows
outlived its usefulness
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<bad at
vijya> i use arch
L166[00:29:25]
<bad at
vijya> btw
L167[00:29:32] <prisma> i tried arch
once
L168[00:29:47] <prisma> i actually liked
it
L169[00:30:13]
<bad at
vijya> i use arch because i got salty at debian based distros
B)
L170[00:36:32]
<Ocawesome101> i use arch because i like
pacman and manjaro had some issues
L172[00:41:45]
<Ocawesome101> lmao
L173[00:44:38]
<bad at
vijya> yeah
L174[00:44:56]
<bad at
vijya> writing C# in general tbh
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<bad at
vijya> too late
L178[00:50:14]
<bad at
vijya> headgaskets blown
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<Ariri>
Izaya: Headpat the good maid
L180[00:56:27]
<Ariri>
Also:' Re: Life in a different world from zero' is a nice touch on
the gun
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L185[01:21:22] <Amanda> %choose rain box
time?
L186[01:21:22] <MichiBot> Amanda: I don't
think I've heard of "rain box time?", so probably
not.
L187[01:25:22] <t20kdc> %choose
sleep?
L188[01:25:22] <MichiBot> t20kdc: Why
would you do that when you could do something else instead?
L189[01:25:31] <t20kdc> okie-dokie!
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L195[02:25:36] <Michiyo> I'll take 4
please.
L196[02:27:49] <prisma> that's an
expensive 16tb drive
L197[02:28:01] <prisma> also >Limit 2
per customer
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<Ariri>
i’ll get two for michiyo and send it via michibots inventory
L200[02:37:53] <Michiyo> \o/
L201[02:39:09] <prisma> i feel like i'm
going down a horrible pathway by attempting to make a computer mod
for fabric
L202[02:39:16] <prisma> but fuck it
L203[02:40:38] <prisma> essentially it'll
be OpenComputers 2: Fabric Boogaloo
L204[02:41:13] <prisma> with no mac
support:tm:
L205[02:41:28] <prisma> unless i can find
JNLua 5.2/5.3/5.4 builds for mac
L206[02:55:47] <Amanda> %choose irradiate
or waves
L207[02:55:47] <MichiBot> Amanda: I saw
that "irradiate" is the best choice in a vision
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L210[03:35:01] <Izaya> prisma: bundle the
source and have it try to compile it
L211[03:42:58] <prisma> sounds
cursed
L212[03:43:42] <Izaya> yes
L213[03:43:58] <Izaya> I think I heard
about you needing to pay for a compiler on OS X now?
L214[03:44:10] <prisma> what the actual
fuck
L215[03:44:26] <Izaya> Apple continues the
war on its users, I guess
L216[03:44:29] <Ariri> :DrakeNo: applies
here, I believe
L217[03:52:25] <Izaya> :drakeyes: free as
in freedom and free beer compilers
L218[03:53:49] <CompanionCube> isn't xcode
free?
L219[03:54:15] <Izaya> it was last time I
checked... 2018. for 10.4.
L220[03:54:37] <Izaya> CompanionCube: the
mainstream media picked up on that "bruz" video
L221[03:54:53] <Izaya> what was their
takeaway from the video about the liberal/national party commiting
ecocide?
L222[03:55:19] <Izaya> a comedian (who can
not be named) wanked in the deputy premier's investment
property
L223[03:55:29] <CompanionCube>
propertie*s*
L224[03:56:27] <CompanionCube> iirc the
video used included smashing a vase and the sweet-ass throne?
L225[03:56:49] <Izaya> oh, yeah, he
smashed a vase
L226[03:56:57] <Izaya>
I suspect it was his
vase
L227[03:57:09] <CompanionCube> i wonder if
that was his vase or not; probably not.
L229[03:57:45] <Izaya> I'd say "I
don't think he's dumb enough to actually vandalise someone else's
property on camea"
L230[03:58:03] <Izaya> but also he's being
sued by fatty mcfuckhead
L231[03:58:29] <prisma> \o/
L232[03:58:32] <prisma> got jnlua 5.4
working
L233[03:58:44] <CompanionCube> i mean, he
did do things with the guest houses and that part of floor he slid
on....
L234[03:58:47] <prisma> hopefully nothing
breaks, because 5.4 support is experimental
L235[03:59:11] <prisma> as in one commit
last year kind of experimental
L236[03:59:12] <CompanionCube> but i
imagine that's not vandalism, that's just getting the most out of
the extortionate fee
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L238[04:17:11] <Ocawesome101> o/
L239[04:17:31] <Ocawesome101> how does OC
behave if you have multiple keyboards present at one screen and
press a key?
L240[04:17:48] <Ocawesome101> do you get
two key_down events or just one?
L241[04:19:21] <prisma> haha yes, latest
JNLua has support for setting/getting the total amount of RAM a
state is allowed to use
L242[04:26:32] <prisma> if only it had
docs
L243[04:29:19] <prisma> oh shit, it's
similar to Lua's C API
L244[04:29:22] <prisma> time to RTFM
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L246[04:38:48] <prisma>
>state.pushString("Hello World 2: Java
Boogaloo")
L247[04:38:52] <prisma> >does not push
string
L248[04:38:58] <prisma> H M M M
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<bad at
vijya> what
L251[04:52:23] <prisma> so.. apparently
print is a nil value in JNLua
L253[04:54:29] <prisma> which is highly
concerning.
L254[05:06:25] <prisma> Ah
L255[05:06:36] <prisma> In the Lua API,
globals aren't there by default
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L262[06:27:41] *
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L263[06:27:47] <Amanda> Night nerds
L264[06:35:17] <prisma> gn
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L267[07:00:22]
<Forecaster> %tonk
L268[07:00:22] <MichiBot> Wild!
Forecaster! You beat Ariri's previous record of 3 hours, 1 minute
and 14 seconds (By 5 hours, 13 minutes and 43 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L269[07:00:23] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 8 hours, 14 minutes and 57 seconds! Forecaster also
gained 0.02092 (0.00523 x 4) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
Position #1.
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L272[07:21:25] <Ariri> %tonkleader
L274[08:03:07]
<Forecaster> neat, community goals are
back
L275[08:03:34]
<Forecaster> time to take the carrier for
a run I think
L276[08:05:59] <prisma> day 1 of Compute
(Fabronk computer mod): implementing a /lua command so I can test
random lua snippets
L277[08:09:14]
<Forecaster> and use my new Imperial
Cutter for cargo carrying
L278[08:09:15] <prisma> holy fuck my trash
folder is 3.4GiB
L280[08:14:08] <prisma> was PsychOS 5 a
failure
L281[08:14:20] <Izaya> is mostly
joke
L282[08:14:25] <prisma> yea i
figured
L283[08:14:34] <Izaya> though I have 5
different PsychOS folders because I can't be bothered merging old
projects
L284[08:27:04] <Ariri> >3.4gb
>2.6m
L285[08:27:10] <Ariri> T-thats a
lot?
L286[08:34:06] <prisma> ..TIL lua lets you
run sudo
L287[08:34:10] <prisma> Also TIL
IntelliJ's "run" window can be used as stdin
L288[08:34:20] <prisma> not secure
though
L289[08:36:32] <Izaya> Why wouldn't
it?
L290[08:36:35] <Izaya> It's just a
command
L291[08:38:44] <prisma> i should probably
add checks to my /lua command to prevent usage of sudo
L292[08:42:21] <prisma> in fact, probably
os.execute in general
L293[08:42:34] <prisma> also stuff like
io
L294[08:44:00] <prisma> i can just.. not
open those libs
L295[08:44:12] <prisma> i will open os
though, so i can log if someone tries to sudo
L296[08:44:49] <Izaya> I mean, usually you
leave that part of os up to the implementation in the OS
L297[08:45:08] <prisma> JNLua doesn't seem
to prevent sudo
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L299[08:45:14] <prisma> so I guess native
lua on Linux won't either
L300[08:45:14] <Izaya> right
L301[08:45:22] <Izaya> that's why you
don't let it access it
L302[08:45:34] <Izaya> and os.execute
executes commands inside the operating system context of the
virtual computer
L303[08:45:41] <prisma> yep, i've
implemented a check to block os.execute entirely
L304[08:45:49] <prisma> if the chunk
contains os.execute: fail silently
L305[08:46:29] <Izaya> look into lua
sandboxing
L306[08:47:49] <prisma> i will probably
stare at OC's impl
L307[08:47:54] <prisma> and fail to
understand the scala :p
L308[08:50:09] <prisma> ayy
L309[08:50:11] <prisma> "Player917 is
not in the sudoers file. This incident will be
reported."
L310[08:50:16] <prisma> when someone tries
to run sudo :)
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L313[09:36:55]
<Forecaster> %sip
L314[09:36:55] <MichiBot> You drink a
porous rainbow potion (New!). Forecaster grows slightly until they
eat a pie.
L315[09:37:07]
<Forecaster> damn, no luck selling LTD's
right now
L316[09:37:30]
<Forecaster> all the entries are outdated
and have dipped below 500k
L317[09:54:30] <Inari> we getting a lot of
isekai with feale leads now
L318[09:54:31] <Inari> nice
L319[09:54:46] <Inari> well
L320[09:54:51] <Inari> not a lot yet i
guess
L321[09:54:53] <Inari> but theres
hope
L322[10:00:46]
<Forecaster> wat
L323[10:17:15] <Inari> Isekai anime with
female leads :p
L324[10:20:55]
<Ariri>
Inari: I wouldn’t say I prefer either, but I do enjoy female leads
:3
L326[10:21:04] <Inari> I prefer female
lead
L327[10:21:42]
<Ariri>
a
L328[10:32:10] <dequbed> б
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L332[11:04:52]
<Forecaster> %sip
L333[11:04:52] <MichiBot> You drink a
shiny octiron potion (New!). Forecaster barely manages to catch a
green shell that appears in front of them!
L334[11:05:03]
<Forecaster> nice
L335[11:05:09]
<Forecaster> completely useless right now,
but nice
L336[11:31:19] <Izaya> nice, I can see the
asteroid with the relay station from the surface of europa
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L338[12:13:19]
<Forecaster> %shellcount
L339[12:13:49]
<Forecaster> %shells
L340[12:23:50]
<Forecaster> hrm...
L341[12:24:17]
<Forecaster> %tonksnipe count
L342[12:24:30]
<Forecaster> hrm........
L344[13:01:08] <Amanda> for some reason I
parsed that as telco carrier, not fleet carrier
L345[13:12:43]
<Forecaster> :P
L346[13:16:19]
<Forecaster> time to unload 10k tons of
bauxite
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L348[14:13:02] <t20kdc> Forecaster: I feel
like fleet carriers have completely screwed up the meta in regards
to community goals
L349[14:14:40]
<Forecaster> okay?
L350[14:15:00] <t20kdc> like, they mention
about requiring a ton of bauxite for coriolis stations or
whatever
L351[14:15:13] <t20kdc> at least I think
it was bauxite
L352[14:15:54]
<Forecaster> Bauxite, gallite, and
rutile
L353[14:17:33] <t20kdc> ...I'm imagining
that someone is just going to grab a ship with tons and tons of
storage space that can load and unload a carrier in some amount of
round-trips, and then lower said carrier's distance to a station
that sells Bauxite, and then move the carrier to the target
L354[14:17:55] <t20kdc> anyone in a
regular ship meanwhile will be taking round-trips the long
way
L355[14:18:51] <t20kdc> (there's also the
implication that said regular ship doesn't really need *that* much
jump capability because the fleet carrier can jump)
L356[14:19:11]
<Forecaster> that's what I'm doing
:P
L357[14:20:39]
<Forecaster> I have an Imperial Cutter
with 704t capacity
L358[14:23:38]
<Forecaster> I fit about 10700t of bauxite
into my carrier, that's about 15 round trips
L359[14:23:53]
<Forecaster> 1 jump because the target
system where the goal is is full of carriers of course
L360[14:26:59]
<Forecaster> I have about 8 more trips to
make
L361[14:27:16]
<Forecaster> I've been doing this for 6
hours
L362[14:28:18]
<Forecaster> I regret going for the first
item in that list as it turns out to be the least valuable
one...
L363[14:28:28]
<Forecaster> I'm only making about 800k
per trip
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L368[15:17:25] <Izaya> Ariri: so I can
launch shit into space using a LTA gas cell
L369[15:17:51]
<Forecaster> a great way to deal with
people you don't like
L370[15:18:27] <Izaya> this may be the
cheapest way to ferry H2 back to my relay station
L371[15:18:43] <Izaya> zero fuel and
energy use till it's in space
L372[15:19:06]
<Forecaster> also what's an LTA gas
cell
L373[15:19:26] <Izaya> lighter than
air
L374[15:19:35] <Izaya> in this case,
hydrogen
L375[15:19:41] <Izaya> because that's
always worked well historically
L376[15:20:01]
<Forecaster> is that a mod
L377[15:20:05] <Izaya> yeah
L378[15:20:46] <Izaya> I may end up
writing a script to allow regulating the pressure between the main
cells and the gas cell to descend slowly
L379[15:22:35] <Izaya> though I guess I
could just have it reel in
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L382[15:40:56]
<Forecaster> neat
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L384[15:53:25]
<Forecaster> finally done dumping the
bauxite
L385[15:53:32]
<Forecaster> I'm in the top 10% on this
community goal now
L386[15:53:37]
<Forecaster> it's almost at tier 2
L387[15:54:41]
<Forecaster> if I do this I'll go for
gallite instead...
L388[16:02:00] <Lizzy> %remindme 1m
test
L389[16:02:10] <Lizzy> %blame
@Forecaster
L390[16:02:10] *
MichiBot blames @Forecaster for Half-life 3 not being
out
L391[16:13:14]
<Ariri>
Izaya: neato
L392[16:13:15]
<Ariri>
Also have you experienced anything wonky with any server stuff you
own lately?
L393[16:14:59] <Izaya> define wonky
L394[16:15:21] <Izaya> also I just tested
properly, I can escape europa's gravity well using nothing but the
lift generated by this gas cell
L395[16:15:24] <Izaya> this feels like
cheating
L396[16:16:34]
<Ariri> Wow
okay
L397[16:16:34]
<Ariri> And
I mean like any sort of... suspicious stuff
L398[16:17:40]
<Ariri>
%s/okay/okay that’s pretty cool but also strange
L399[16:17:40] <MichiBot> <Ariri>
Wow okay that’s pretty cool but also strange
L400[16:17:49] <Izaya> I haven't noticed
anything
L401[16:17:54] <Izaya> but that doesn't
mean much given it's me
L402[16:18:18]
<Ariri>
Okie
L403[16:18:31] <Izaya> Should I
have?
L404[16:19:09]
<Ariri> In
all likelihood, no
L405[16:19:49]
<Ariri> I
know it’s pretty strange to ask but eh
L406[16:20:02] *
Izaya squints
L407[16:20:26]
<Forecaster> you sure your name isn't
"Notacop"?
L408[16:21:41]
<Ariri>
It’s one of those “I had the strangest dream and you were in it”
type deals, but with a weird bit
L409[16:23:06]
<Ariri>
anyways
L410[16:23:10]
<Ariri>
%tonk
L411[16:23:11] <MichiBot> Uh-oh! Ariri!
You beat Forecaster's previous record of 8 hours, 14 minutes and
57 seconds (By 1 hour, 7 minutes and 50 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L412[16:23:11] <MichiBot> Ariri's new
record is 9 hours, 22 minutes and 48 seconds! Ariri also gained
0.01017 (0.00113 x 9) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#10. Need 0.02139 more points to pass Ocawesome101!
L413[16:23:23]
<Ariri>
haha :D
L414[16:25:30] <Izaya> air brakes and
hydrogen cells
L415[16:25:39] <Izaya> this thing will be
able to land without using fuel B)
L416[16:25:58]
<Ariri>
impressive
L417[16:27:04]
<Ariri>
Uff, my body is so sore I feel like I actually did escape from
pursuit
L418[16:27:19] <Izaya> fuel depot is 30%
full too /o/
L419[16:27:38]
<Ariri> :O
Will visit tonight if I get a chance
L420[16:28:10] <Izaya> Gonna have to
refuel the Odette IV
L421[16:28:19] <Izaya> there's only one
standard dock at the moment
L422[16:34:28]
<Ariri> I
might bring some components and fuel up there since there’s so much
ice on Triton
L423[17:00:00]
<Forecaster> %sip
L424[17:00:00] <MichiBot> You drink a
sweet ferozium potion (New!). Oh no, Forecaster got a health
potion, there's probably a boss fight coming!
L425[17:00:10]
<Forecaster> Oh dear
L426[17:16:05]
<CybernewtonDS> Has anyone had any luck in
making a robot fire a Techguns minigun?
L427[17:17:15]
<Bob> it
might have some binds / actions robots can't do or extended logic
that goes beyond the use calls
L428[17:21:29]
<CybernewtonDS> Ah. I thought all `swing`
did was emulate a left click, letting the item's internal logic
handle the rest
L429[17:39:59]
<Forecaster> it might require a player
entity to use it, which a robot is not
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L432[18:27:33] <Izaya> > 3 AM
L433[18:27:33] <Izaya> > spooky noises
outside
L434[18:27:37] <Izaya> NO
L435[18:27:52] <Izaya> This is a no spooky
noise zone
L436[18:28:39]
<Forecaster> It is also almost spooky
season
L437[18:28:48]
<Forecaster> So they might be extra
spooky
L438[18:29:58]
<ThePiGuy24> enhanced spook mode
L440[18:41:07]
<Ocawesome101> i just had a cursed
idea
L441[18:41:19]
<Ocawesome101> so with bitmap characters
we can get a 320x200 screen in OC
L442[18:41:30]
<Ocawesome101> and the C64 had a 320x200
screen, right?
L443[18:42:46]
<Ocawesome101> so why not write a BASIC
implementation that uses binary characters to look like a C64,
compelete with the font
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L445[18:50:42]
<ThePiGuy24> that could work
L446[18:51:02]
<Kristopher38> wait what
L447[18:51:07]
<Kristopher38> binary characters?
L448[18:51:19]
<ThePiGuy24> yes braille
L449[19:13:59] <Ariri> Izaya, that looks
like a stand move
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L451[19:25:24]
<Ocawesome101> @Kristopher38 yes
L452[19:25:31] <prisma> what did i walk in
on?
L453[19:26:06]
<Kristopher38> Go ahead, implement
it
L454[19:26:41]
<Ocawesome101> :)
L455[19:26:58]
<Kristopher38> If it's just gonna look
like c64 and not actually emulate it, basic in itself should be
easy enough
L456[19:27:11]
<Ocawesome101> prisma, discussions of
implementing a C64 type thing (perhaps BASIC even) on T3 using
binary characters
L457[19:27:21] <dequbed> prisma: aka the
usual #oc banter
L458[19:27:23]
<Ocawesome101> yeah, i don't plan to
emulate it
L459[19:27:36] <prisma> ah
L460[19:27:47] <prisma> c64 as in the
commodore 64?
L461[19:27:51]
<Ocawesome101> yes
L462[19:27:53]
<Kristopher38> Why do you keep writing
"binary" instead of braille
L463[19:28:02]
<Kristopher38> Is it some autocorrect
thing
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L465[19:28:11] <dequbed> Because computers
work in binary of course what do you think?!
L466[19:28:12]
<Ocawesome101> no
L467[19:28:15]
<Ocawesome101> just my brain
L468[19:29:04]
<Kristopher38> My ass works in
binary
L469[19:29:13]
<Kristopher38> Sorry, I'm really stingy
today
L470[19:29:21]
<Kristopher38> Don't take me too
seriously
L471[19:29:37] <prisma> I wish I could
save LuaState54s to NBT
L472[19:29:45] <prisma> Damn you Minecraft
>:(
L473[19:29:56] <dequbed> @Kristopher38
left cheek 1, right cheek 0?
L474[19:30:05]
<Kristopher38> lmao
L475[19:30:07] <prisma> Gonna have to
implement Eris, thank fuck JNLua comes with Eris
L476[19:34:21] <prisma> time to stea.. er,
borrow OC's Eris impl
L477[19:34:44] <prisma> oh fuck, it's all
scala
L478[19:35:55] <dequbed> Thankfully. Just
imagine it was in Java - or worse, /Kotlin/ :o
L479[19:36:09] <prisma> I'd prefer it to
be in Java
L480[19:36:30] <prisma> Scala goes over my
head
L481[19:36:55]
<bad at
vijya> dequbed: no u
L482[19:36:56] <dequbed> Ah well if that's
your problem just grow taller! Easy as that!
L483[19:37:15] <dequbed> Then Scala hits
you right in the head ... that *was* what you wanted, right?
L484[19:37:38]
<bad at
vijya> but hey imagine if it was jruby
L485[19:37:48] <dequbed> @"bad at
vijya" no u
L486[19:38:34]
<bad at
vijya> dequbed: no 𝓾
L487[19:38:51] <dequbed> That's not very
SR-friendly of you.
L488[19:38:52] <prisma> dequbed:
haha
L489[19:38:59] <prisma> I'd love to
understand Scala
L490[19:39:16] <prisma> from my
understanding, it's a JVM language, right?
L491[19:39:30] <dequbed> What, noooo,
Scala runs on V8 :o
L492[19:39:43]
<bad at
vijya> noooo
L493[19:39:53]
<bad at
vijya> scala runs on luajit
L494[19:40:03]
<Kristopher38> scala runs on my mom
L495[19:40:07]
<bad at
vijya> no u
L496[19:40:24]
<Kristopher38> I run on my mom?
L497[19:40:30] <prisma> :thonk:
L498[19:40:40]
<Kristopher38> 😒
L499[19:40:41] <dequbed> prisma: I mean
there *was* a LLVM target for Scala way back when in the dark ages
of 2015. /anywherehow/
L500[19:40:59] <prisma> LLVM is that
compiler thing, right?
L501[19:41:09] <prisma> something
something C++/Rust/whatever
L502[19:41:18] <dequbed> Yes, in the same
way that Lexx is "that compiler thing"
L503[19:41:39] <prisma> i'm not up to data
with all this new compiler stuff
L504[19:41:47] <prisma> i'm a java and lua
dev, plain and simple :p
L505[19:42:15] <dequbed> LLVM is that
magic thingo that makes your puter go broom broom and make numbers
turn into other numbers.
L506[19:42:37] <prisma> Ah yes
L507[19:42:52] <dequbed> Noo, you can't
just translate all compiled and many non-compiled languages into
one IR and target them to anything ever. HAHAHAH LLVM go
Brrrrrr
L508[19:43:13] <dequbed> That must have
been the second worst joke I made all decade.
L509[19:43:23] <prisma> imagine: Java but
ARM
L510[19:43:31] <prisma> with the
performance of an x86
L511[19:43:36] <dequbed> So... Java?
L512[19:43:44] <prisma> I say
"imagine" because it's never.. wait, what?
L513[19:43:57] <prisma> ARM Java with the
same performance as x86 Java?
L514[19:44:02] <dequbed> Sure, no
problem.
L515[19:44:07] <dequbed> The JVM is high
enough level for that.
L516[19:44:09] <prisma> Huh.
L517[19:44:15] <prisma> TIL.
L518[19:44:44] <dequbed> I mean you need
an ARM cpu capable of actually doing /the thing/ as fast as the x86
you're comparing to but that's not that hard anymore.
L519[19:44:57] <prisma> Aren't Apple
making those new ARM CPUs?
L520[19:45:03] <prisma> Also apparently
NVIDIA bought ARM.
L521[19:45:11] <dequbed> Yes and
yes.
L522[19:45:27] <dequbed> But none of those
two are incredible relevant here.
L523[19:46:31] <prisma> ARM APU when
:p
L524[19:46:53] <dequbed> 2013
L525[19:46:57] <prisma> on another note:
time to build an Eris impl for reading/writing LuaState54s to
NBT
L526[19:46:58] <prisma> Huh.
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L528[19:47:55] <dequbed> prisma: No,
seriosly. AMD Opteron Kyoto. Released 2013.
L529[19:48:26] <dequbed> No wait. Which
one was the ARM series again? One of those anyhow.
L530[19:49:34] <prisma> TIL x2
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L532[19:51:48]
<Forecaster> woop, finally set up a dns
autoupdater script so I don't have to do it manually when my
external ip changes
L533[19:52:14] <prisma> nice
L534[19:52:21]
<Forecaster> my registrar even had a
python script already for use with their api that I could just
grab
L535[19:53:37]
<Forecaster> this was prompted by me
waking up with no internet this morning, restarting the router
helped, but that meant my ip changed
L536[19:53:54]
<Forecaster> and then I kind of forgot all
about updating it throughout the entire day...
L537[19:53:55]
<Forecaster> woops
L538[19:56:07] <prisma> oof
L539[19:56:35]
<Forecaster> yeah...
L540[19:56:35] <dequbed> prisma: But yeah
ATI/AMD has these great engineers and ideas but they always have
them way too early. They did it with Tesselation, ARM Servers,
buncha AI crap and many of their extensions.
L541[19:57:15] <prisma> "one
generation ahead" kinda thing?
L542[19:57:30] <prisma> also: by
extensions do you mean stuff like amd64?
L543[19:58:48] <dequbed> No, AMD64 they
did about right.
L544[20:00:04] <dequbed> And more like
three generations ahead. ATI did Tesselation and all game devs were
like "we don't have graphics nearly that complex that we need
tesselation" and then 7 years later NVidia was like "HAH
WE STOLE YOUR TESSELATION STUFF BECAUSE YOU MADE IT OPEN SOURCE!
But we made it incompatible and now everybody is using our version
of it and all their games run SHIT on your hardware. Love,
NVidia"
L545[20:02:36] <prisma> speaking of AMD
and stuff: are Intel still shooting themselves in the foot by
locking features?
L546[20:02:36]
<bad at
vijya> classic novideo
L547[20:06:09] <dequbed> And then AMD made
3DNow! and people were like "why are you doing large parallel
processing on a /CPU/?!" and 7 years later Intel was like
"Hey guys we made SSE3 and it's basically 3DNow! but we made
it incompatible and also it's slower but you have to use it because
AMD doesn't implement it"
L548[20:09:02] <dequbed> And then AMD was
like "let's properly virtualize CPUs" and Intel was like
"we're doing that too but we don't know how yet! and we are
doing it worse" and that's why we still have to mutually
exclusive Virtualization extensions where Intel is playing catchup
with AMD.
L549[20:09:16] <dequbed> s/to/two/
L550[20:09:18] <MichiBot> <dequbed>
And then AMD was like "let's properly virtualize CPUs"
and Intel was like "we're doing that twoo but we don't know
how yet! and we are doing it worse" and that's why we still
have to mutually exclusive Virtualization extensions where Intel is
playing catchup with AMD.
L551[20:09:28] <dequbed> ah whatever
L552[20:10:33] <prisma> so how exactly
does OC sandbox Lua?
L553[20:11:13] <prisma> does it create a
new VM per computer?
L554[20:12:53] <Amanda> and then it locks
down that VM, yes
L555[20:13:10]
<20kdc>
dequbed: AMD64 was interesting though because... well, keep Itanium
in mind
L556[20:13:14] <dequbed> That's why you
need a lockpick to craft computers, you see?
L557[20:13:53] <prisma> Amanda: but the
question is - how does it?
L558[20:14:04] <dequbed> @20kdc AMD64 is
just in typical fashion Intel being worse and making their chips
than everybody else. Nothing special to it.
L559[20:14:20] <Amanda> by removing
dangrous APIs and implementing a debug hook to restrict CPU
time
L560[20:14:36] <prisma> yeah, it removes
the java API and stuff
L561[20:14:40]
<20kdc>
what I mean is that AFAIK Itanium was awful and then AMD was like:
ok here's a 64-bit design that people will actually use and then
people actually used it because it was good
L562[20:14:45] <prisma> but how does it
get the state to output to the computer?
L563[20:15:54] <dequbed> @20kdc more like
Intel designed a new thingy that solved half of the problems and
AMD was like "how about no, let's do this instead" and
since they have the proper people they did it right. And cleaned up
all the shit Intel didn't manage to clean up while they were at
it.
L564[20:16:05] <prisma> like how
print("text") will print to the computer's screen
L565[20:16:10] <prisma> (if it has
one)
L566[20:17:48]
<bad at
vijya> the OS makes that
L567[20:18:00]
<bad at
vijya> using the GPU component
L568[20:18:01] <dequbed> @20kdc like x86,
right? The architecture has specific instructions to make binary
coded decimal stuff. And the best part is, they are much slower
than doing the same thing by hand. Because you know, Intel.
L569[20:18:03] <prisma> yes, but there's
gotta be some Java/Scala along the way
L570[20:18:09] <dequbed> And AMD was like
Nah man, that shit's gotta go.
L571[20:18:39]
<Ocawesome101> prisma: the sandboxing is
done with machine.lua
L572[20:18:43] <prisma> thanks
L573[20:20:30]
<20kdc>
dequbed: tbf it probably wasn't slower when the 8086 was made, and
then it was just a compatibility thing until the end of time, at
least until AMD64 gave an opportunity to just nuke a ton of
unnecessary instructions
L574[20:21:29] <dequbed> @20kdc and like
you know x87? The Floating point stuff Intel made? Yeah so thing is
AMD made a much faster one because AMD. And like, remember Intel's
division bug?
L575[20:21:50]
<20kdc>
wasn't the 8087 design pure pure nonsense
L576[20:22:09] ⇦
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seconds)
L577[20:22:09]
<20kdc> and
the reason that people use SSE instructions for floating point
these days even when not doing vector stuff
L578[20:22:11] <dequbed> It's a Chip by
Intel. Of course it was.
L579[20:26:06] <CompanionCube> probably
the only remnants of itanium are GPT/UEFI, hah
L580[20:27:53] <CompanionCube> (oh, and a
C++ ABi)
L581[20:30:04] <prisma> where can I get
OC's version of Lua's debug API?
L582[20:30:19] <prisma> debug.sethook(co,
checkDeadline, "", hookInterval) < this doesn't look
like the standard debug api
L583[20:31:29] <prisma> PIL says "2
or 3 arguments"
L584[20:32:15] <dequbed> CompanionCube:
Nah, bunch of stuff developed for the Itanic ended up in
AMD64-style CPUs
L585[20:32:56] <dequbed> And I think Intel
graphics cards are also build on their knowledge of VLLLLLLLLLLLLIW
they gained with Itanium
L586[20:33:19] <CompanionCube> oh, what
kind of things?
L587[20:33:45]
<Ocawesome101> prisma: optional first
argument is a coroutine
L588[20:33:53]
<Ocawesome101> i think it's just the same
as standard
L589[20:33:59] <prisma> oh
L590[20:34:01] <prisma> also
L591[20:34:08] <prisma> are you SURE
sandboxing is done in machine.lua
L592[20:34:25]
<Ocawesome101> absolutely
L593[20:34:26] <dequbed> The memory bus
and related fabric they desiged for the super high performance
computing Intel was sure they would totally crush made it into
modern CPUs afaik CompanionCube. Not that it's /good/ but
still.
L594[20:34:30] <prisma> Huh
L595[20:34:49] <prisma> Then.. how the
hell does OC manage to get Lua output sent to the computer?
L596[20:34:53] <prisma> And not the server
itself?
L597[20:34:55]
<Ocawesome101> ....???
L598[20:35:03]
<Ocawesome101> components
L599[20:35:10]
<Ocawesome101> the GPU
L600[20:35:13]
<Ocawesome101> and screen
L601[20:35:17] <Ariri> %fling dequbed with
solidified fairy dust launcher
L602[20:35:17] <MichiBot> Ariri is
flinging something at SquidDev! They have 5 minutes if they want
to attempt to %defend against it!
L603[20:35:39] <dequbed> Ariri: why me?
q.q
L604[20:35:40] <prisma> where in that
sentence is squiddev mentioned
L605[20:35:44] <Ariri> im willing to
forget that happened
L606[20:36:00] <Ariri> dequbed, just cause
:3
L607[20:36:06] <Amanda> prisma: you seem
to be confused. `print` isn't defined in the scala API at all. Just
components, including a GPU component which talks to a screen to
sync display data between the server and the client for
rendering
L608[20:36:07] <prisma> i'm trying to
figure out how OC executes stuff on the computer, and not the
server
L609[20:36:13] <prisma> ah
L610[20:36:17] <dequbed> Thanks, I love
you too Ariri -.-
L611[20:36:25] <prisma> i'm very confused,
in fact
L612[20:36:34] <Ariri> %pet dequbed
L613[20:36:34] <prisma> JNLua prints to
console
L614[20:36:34] <MichiBot> Ariri is
brushing dequbed with fangirling vtuber. dequbed regains 1d4 =>
2 hit points!
L615[20:36:41] <prisma> brb
L616[20:36:46] <Ariri> haha purrfect
L617[20:36:57]
<Ocawesome101> yeah, `print` is defined on
the Lua side as an abstraction over components
L618[20:37:04] <dequbed> Ariri: Are you
petting me with a fangirling vtuber or /am/ I a fangirling
vtuber?~
L620[20:38:14] *
dequbed fangirls
L621[20:38:19] <Amanda> prisma: because
JNLua's using the luac implementation of print, which OC strips
out
L622[20:38:33] <prisma> how does it strip
it out?
L624[20:38:41] <prisma> thank
L625[20:38:59] *
Ariri gives dequbed a shaaak plushy
L626[20:39:14] <Amanda> It's not going to
be as easy as "glue JNLua to a new mod" -- a lot of the
logic of OC is in... well.. OC.
L627[20:39:25] <prisma> Yeah, I
figured
L628[20:39:34] <prisma> I'm gonna need
superglue for this one.
L629[20:39:45] <dequbed> @20kdc also if
you want to have fun go pick up a not too young Intel CPU and play
with all the backwards compatability stuff and measure timing and
things like that and then go decap it under an electron beam
microscope and try to figure out why in the what the chips is just
so /Intel/
L630[20:39:46] <Amanda> JNLua is just a
binding of the C implementation of the Lua language to JVM-based
languages
L631[20:40:07] <Ariri> %inv add chanellor
gawr-on, vtuber shaak of the Klingon Empire,
L632[20:40:32] <Ariri> %give MichiBot
chanellor gawr-on, vtuber shaak of the Klingon Empire,
L633[20:40:32] *
MichiBot accepts chanellor gawr-on, vtuber shaak of the Klingon
Empire, and adds it to her inventory
L634[20:40:36] <dequbed> Ariri: I feel
like I should not google "shaaak". But by not-gf gave me
a smolhaj to cuddle when she's gone and its getting cuddled a
lot
L636[20:43:24] <MichiBot>
SHAAATEMBER | length:
33s | Likes:
2,359 Dislikes:
70 Views:
18,035 | by
DaymanOurSavior | Published On 16/9/2020
L637[20:44:16] <Ariri> Her debut consisted
of being fifteen minutes lately, saying "a" with a
reverberating echo, and more waiting due to technical issues
L638[20:44:21] <Ariri> late*
L639[20:45:06] <dequbed> Ariri: I .. what
.. what *is* that? o.O
L640[20:45:30] <Ariri> Only the most
precious debut of the new English Hololive idols, I would die for
her
L641[20:46:28] <dequbed> "new English
Hololive idols". So I know 3 of those words but added together
they make /no/ sense. In danger of repeating myself, what *is*
that? o.O
L642[20:47:09] <dequbed> I don't assume
that's a crossover thing between Star Trek Holodecks and the crown
colonies in New England, *is it*?!
L643[20:48:25] <Ariri> Hololive ->
virtual youtubers -> anime girls playing games and having fun
-> the sole reason for my existance
L644[20:48:41] <dequbed> Is that like this
VRchat thing?
L645[20:49:16] <Ariri> Eh... No, they are
normal YTers/streamers, but with virtual appearances
L646[20:49:40] <Ariri> But without the
typical 3D human greed and non-fun impurity
L648[20:49:43] <MichiBot>
[DEBUT
STREAM] SHAAAAAARK #hololiveEnglish #holoMyth | length:
53m
20s | Likes:
80,143 Dislikes:
476 Views:
908,124 | by
Gawr Gura Ch. hololive-EN | Published On 12/9/2020
L650[20:51:10] <dequbed> Oh okay. VRchat
made me seriously consider building a motion capture system so I
could do live motion captured poledancing just to confuse people
but then I realized a) that VR headsets are heavy and fall off b)
I'd need a wireless one because self-attached wires and spinning
around a solid metal pole don't mix and c) it'd be super expensive
just to confuse people.
L651[20:51:32] *
Michiyo blinks
L652[20:51:52] <Ariri> Id pay to see that
just for the meme tbh
L653[20:52:18] <Ariri> Hai hai Michiyo,
come to see my formal education of pure bliss and happiness in
video form?
L654[20:52:23] <Ariri> :P
L655[20:53:11] <dequbed> Ariri: I tend to
not frequent knowyourmeme because I feel memes are like speaking
french you say one word with the wrong intonation and you
accidentally used one of the /many/ words french have for genitals
and insulted somebodies mother's husbands daughter-in-law.
L656[20:53:28] <dequbed> Ariri: And I know
you would pay for that but that doesn't offset the cost either
:p
L657[20:54:18] <Ariri> That sounds like an
interesting story and a half- and i typically dont use kym either
but it was accurate and compact in this instance
L658[20:54:33] <Ariri> H-hey, what do you
mean you 'know' I would pay
L659[20:55:37] <dequbed> Ariri: VRchat
poledancing sounds *very* much up your alley, that's all.
Especially if it'd choose some anime character as model.
L660[20:55:52] <dequbed> Anime waifu is
the word, eh?
L661[20:56:26] *
Ariri eyes dequbed, squinting because they know theyre probably
right
L662[20:56:37] <Ariri> Anyways ill quit
the vtuber spam for now
L663[20:56:39] <dequbed> %shrug
L664[20:56:39] <MichiBot> dequbed: No you
shrug!
L665[20:56:49] <Ariri> %shrug
MichiBot
L666[20:56:49] <MichiBot> Ariri: No you
shrug!
L667[20:57:25] <dequbed> ¯\(ツ)/¯
L668[20:57:42] <Ariri> I wonder if theres
a Vulcan pinch to cause a permanent shrug
L669[20:58:00] <dequbed> Just cast them
into resin in a shrugging position.
L670[20:58:19] <Ariri> Immune to the
passage of time, brilliant
L671[20:58:36] <Ariri> ~~Just like anime
waifus~~
L672[20:59:51] <Ariri> dequbed, In case
you couldnt tell, I have a lot of sugar and sleepy juice running
through me
L673[21:00:21] <dequbed> Ariri: I *can*
tell. But that's okay I'm not here to judge you ¯\(ツ)/¯
L674[21:01:09] <Ariri> Ill redirect my
energy back to work now :P
L675[21:01:24] <dequbed> Aw, it was fun
though :p
L676[21:01:47] <Ariri> Indubitably
>:3
L677[21:02:10] <dequbed> I'm just here to
have fun and smoke cigars and I'm all out of .. no wait, I still
have cigars. Oh well.
L678[21:02:49] <Ariri> Both works
L679[21:03:12] <dequbed> Well guess you
deciphered how I'm spending my evening :p
L680[21:04:00] <Ariri> Seems
relaxing
L681[21:04:28] <dequbed> You can join me
if you want. Might be a bit of a swim though
L682[21:05:15] <Ariri> Shaak to the
rescue
L683[21:06:17] <dequbed> Also now YT is
suggesting a lot of what I assume is either K-Pop or more of this
hololive stuff.
L685[21:06:37] <Ariri> Probably not k-pop,
they arent very related and I dont see any of that
L686[21:07:15] <dequbed> That uhm. Girl,
you sleep rythm is /outta whack/
L687[21:07:45] <Ariri> Its not my fault my
brain made a lengthy plot sequence
L688[21:07:50] <Ariri> Er, maybe it is
somewhat
L690[21:08:48] <MichiBot>
The
"Perfect" Guide to Hololive | length:
14m 10s
| Likes:
68,268 Dislikes:
608 Views:
1,395,688 | by
kabukibuki | Published On 26/6/2020
L691[21:09:48] <SquidDev> %defend
L692[21:09:48] <MichiBot> Specify an
action as the first parameter: block, guard, deflect, parry,
counterspell, dodge
L693[21:09:58] <SquidDev> %dodge
L694[21:09:58] <MichiBot> SquidDev fails
to dodge the dequbed with solidified fairy dust launcher flung at
them by Ariri with a 4 vs 10, taking the full 2 damage.
L695[21:10:04] <SquidDev> Ouch.
L696[21:10:10] <dequbed> SquidDev:
Hi
L697[21:10:20] *
dequbed offers SquidDev a cigar
L698[21:10:22] <Ariri> Whoopsie, is that
how that command works?
L699[21:10:23] <SquidDev> Only 30 minutes
late.
L700[21:10:39] <Ariri> Sorry to bother you
:P
L701[21:11:09] <dequbed> Ariri: Cover Corp
totally doesn't sound like Umbrella Corp bytheby
L702[21:12:17] <Ariri> Sounds like a
conspiracy to me, but I welcome the infectious virus that is
laughing virtual girls which stimulate the neurochemical receptors
in my brain. Its like a Trek episode, except I like it
L703[21:14:47] <Ariri> Ah its almost 1:30,
nobody distract me unless genetically engineered catgirls or
colonization of mars occurs
L704[21:14:56] <prisma> what if
both?
L705[21:16:06] <Ariri> Then summon every
one of my clones from every universe and bring them to this
timeline, because its gotta be *the one*
L706[21:20:49] <prisma> wait- how the fuck
is jnlua working with no native libs
L707[21:21:00] <prisma> i don't have the
natives in my java.library.path
L708[21:26:18] <dequbed> Ariri: So I
watched that video of yours and I have to admit I am even more
confused than before. But I'm glad you have something you enjoy :)
Also, look! Genetically enhanced catgirls!
L709[21:26:44] <prisma>
"enhanced" is implying catgirls are a native species,
which unfortunately is not the case
L710[21:26:58] <dequbed> prisma: You're
new here, aren't you?
L711[21:27:06] <prisma> well yes but
actually no
L712[21:27:09] <Ariri>
%s/enhanced/engineered
L713[21:27:10] <MichiBot> <prisma>
"engineered" is implying catgirls are a native species,
which unfortunately is not the case
L714[21:27:13] <Ariri> Whoops
L715[21:27:21] <Ariri> you get the idea;
also: Where!?
L716[21:27:28] *
dequbed points at Lizzy
L718[21:27:41] <Ariri> %pet Lizzy
L719[21:27:42] <MichiBot> Ariri is petting
Lizzy with a. Lizzy regains 1d4 => 3 hit points! Now you see a,
now you don't!
L720[21:27:58] <Ariri> That timing of item
choice couldnt be more perfect
L721[21:28:02] <dequbed> Huh. I expected
less petting and more "I will SMITE YOU".
L722[21:28:24] <Ariri> Its my sworn duty
to protecc all kemonomimis
L723[21:28:29] <prisma> also, dequbed: i'm
not exactly new
L724[21:28:41] <dequbed> Ariri: to what
all what
L725[21:28:58] <dequbed> prisma: I'm just
saying. I can point out at /least/ four catgirls native to
#oc.
L726[21:29:02] <Ariri> dequbed, just know
that searching 'Fubuki scatman' on Youtube will not be
disappointing
L727[21:29:28] <dequbed> scatman as in
scat porn? Because if yes then what.
L728[21:29:28] <prisma> four?
L729[21:29:52] <Ariri> dequbed, Aririan to
english translation is 'protected all girls with animal
ears/tails'
L730[21:30:04] <Ariri> I totally didnt
just make up the name for the stupid way I dialect
L731[21:30:30] <dequbed> Ariri: Neat! Do
ambigous with animal ears count as well?
L732[21:30:49] <Ariri> Nah, scatman as an
'I am scatman Ski-bi-dibby-dib yo-da-dub-dub, yo-da-dub-dub'
L733[21:30:55] <prisma> oh yeah,
Ariri
L734[21:31:03] <prisma> what did you end
up doing with the server that ran AC?
L735[21:31:12] <Ariri> dequbed, yes of
course, any qts who desire headpats
L736[21:31:16] <dequbed> prisma: Ariri's
second clone, Lizzy, Amanda's angry forme and Ilari is a fox girl
does that count?
L737[21:31:16] <prisma> I assume it's been
shut down?
L738[21:31:32] <Ariri> prisma, the server
that ran what now?
L739[21:31:37] <Ariri> The MC
server?
L740[21:31:43] <prisma> Yes.
L741[21:31:43] <dequbed> Ariri: Fun fact,
I run around most days in public with cat ears :p
L742[21:31:56] <prisma> dequbed: How many
weird looks did you get?
L743[21:32:08] <Ariri> %pet dequbed
L744[21:32:08] <MichiBot> Ariri is petting
dequbed with A fried hard drive. dequbed regains 1d4 => 4 hit
points! The fried hard drive returned a
DoesNotExistException.
L745[21:32:10] <dequbed> prisma: less than
cute comments.
L746[21:32:36] <dequbed> It's cute
comments > funny looks > weird looks > derogatory
comments.
L747[21:32:57] <Ariri> It is *shut down*
in the sense I suspended to save power since no one was joining,
but if youd like to join it, I can boot it back up and send you the
pack
L748[21:33:04] <Ariri> its just sort of
suspended in time
L749[21:33:12] <prisma> I feel like AC is
sort of.. finished
L750[21:33:16] <prisma> Not much left to
do
L751[21:33:32] <Ariri> The meaning of AC
has escaped me
L752[21:33:41] <Amanda> AririCraft, I
assume
L753[21:33:44] <prisma> Yep.
L754[21:33:54] <Ariri> Ohhh yes, I forgot
I made a stupid name like that
L755[21:34:10] <dequbed> Ariri: I mean I
called my pack Izayapack so you're not alone :P
L756[21:34:16] <Ariri> Wait, do I know you
from before? The new server was called Staricraft
L757[21:34:18]
<Forecaster> Ariri's Creed
L758[21:34:23] <Ariri> Hehe
L759[21:34:28] <prisma> Oh yeah, it was
called staricraft
L760[21:34:47] *
Ariri is searching their database, yields no results
L761[21:34:50] <prisma> AC was the
original server
L762[21:35:08]
⇨ Joins: User
(webchat@lfbn-lyo-1-770-185.w86-194.abo.wanadoo.fr)
L763[21:35:28] <User> Hello
L764[21:35:31] <Ariri> Im doing all the
stuff I wanted to do in SC (new AC) in space engineers now, so I
shut down the server
L765[21:35:34] <prisma> %hello
L766[21:35:35] <MichiBot> prisma: Hello!
Welcome to #oc! The one and only opencomputers channel! Please ask
your questions directly (dont ask to ask) and provide error/code
examples! (Use pastebin.com if theyre more than one line!) Dont
mind the random conversation you might have walked into.
L767[21:35:43] <prisma> Ariri: got any
plans for the hardware?
L768[21:35:44] <Ariri> Besides the war
thing was sort of ruined by cheating
L769[21:36:02] <User> Im getting a strange
error with the `&` operator ? it has been removed ?
L770[21:36:07] <prisma> use lua 5.4
L771[21:36:08] <Ariri> prisma, not at the
moment until I start neural work i suppose, but that might be
awhile
L772[21:36:09] <prisma> 5.3*
L773[21:36:23] <Ariri> Got any
ideas?
L774[21:36:27] <prisma> Nope.
L775[21:36:27] <User> How to change ? im
using OCEmu
L776[21:36:38] <prisma> re-build it
L778[21:36:52] <prisma> OCEmu is built
with either 5.2 or 5.3
L779[21:36:56] <prisma> wait
L780[21:36:59] <prisma> i'm thinking of
ocvm
L781[21:37:08] <prisma> I have no clue
then, sorry
L782[21:37:10] <prisma> Check the
config?
L783[21:37:14] <dequbed> Ariri:
"start neural work" sounds like you're intending to break
the universe again, please don't I have places to be next week not
cleaning up afterwards
L784[21:37:25] <prisma> Ariri: Cheating on
AC 1 or AC 2?
L785[21:37:39] <prisma> Or both?
L786[21:37:43] <Ariri> dequbed: Hey Im
pretty sure Ive cleaned up my messes
L787[21:38:30] <Ariri> prisma, on 2, and
not cheating, but more in the sense the opposing faction didnt
really have a sense of honor or challenge themself with tactics and
strategy the way I wanted the war to be based off of, but I guess
im just picky
L788[21:38:38] <dequbed> Except when you
don't and waveform collapse spawned a wormhole under my bed into
like the third circle of hell. Don't *act* like that wasn't on
purpose :<
L789[21:38:55] *
Ariri whistles innocently
L790[21:39:01]
<Forecaster> %sip
L791[21:39:01] <MichiBot> You drink a
sedimented ruby potion (New!). Forecaster feels slightly
weaker.
L792[21:39:03] <prisma> Ariri: War is war
:p
L793[21:39:06]
<Forecaster> aw man
L794[21:39:12] <dequbed> War is
Peace.
L795[21:39:27] <User> prisma i don't
understand what im supossed to do
L796[21:39:29]
<Forecaster> Warren Peace is a jerk
L797[21:39:49] <prisma> I don't know
either
L798[21:39:52] <Ariri> prisma, Well yes,
but moving your entire base to a space station outside of the reach
of any missile or ranged attack which I added ICBM and OC support
for with no other entrance but the teleporters in your inventory
isnt my idea of fun
L799[21:39:54] <Amanda> Remember when WW2
was won becaause $COUNTRY did wallhacks to noclip out of bounds and
get into the baddie's bases!
L800[21:40:02] <Ariri> Especially when I
said not to do that in the very beginning
L801[21:40:15] <prisma> Yeah I kinda
forgot about that.
L802[21:40:22] <dequbed> Amanda: Wasnt
there documentary about that X-Guys or something.
L803[21:40:32] <Ariri> Amanda did one of
your Matryoshka brain instances go wonky or something?
L804[21:40:39] <prisma> OC isn't really
meant for puzzling scenarios
L805[21:41:05] <dequbed> Didn't
nitrogenfingers made a team-game using turtles throwing tnt?
L806[21:41:47] <prisma> Ariri: There is
one other way to get to a space station
L807[21:41:58] <prisma> a rocket
L808[21:42:01] <Ariri> prisma: tl;dr:
rushing Draconic Evolution before exploring the 230 mods I grafted
into the pack one by one and putting everything in a private
dimension to basically speedrun the pack seemed lame to me
L809[21:42:30]
<Forecaster> one mistake you may have made
there was to put DE in there
L810[21:42:32] <Ariri> prisma, but you
cant go to anothers space station without their invite iirc, and
its basically certain death
L811[21:42:32] <prisma> Including DE was..
probably a bad idea.
L812[21:42:34] <prisma> Yeah
L813[21:42:37] <prisma> Oh yes
L814[21:42:40] <prisma> You need the
chip
L815[21:43:05] <prisma> It was based off
the Direwolf20 1.12.2 pack, which included DE as well
L816[21:43:10] <Ariri> I mean, I said very
early on that an SS would be okay, if you used the Stargate mod to
link them
L817[21:43:16] <dequbed> Ariri: Honestly,
removing most all tech mods and concentrating on one good direction
made Izayapack more fun for me anyway. Maybe an option for your
next round?
L818[21:43:23] <prisma> Ariri: That *was*
the plan.
L819[21:44:04] <Ariri> DE was a mistake
yes, but I thought you know... 200 mods would delay their
concentration into it
L820[21:44:16]
<Kristopher38> Si vis pacem para
bellum
L821[21:44:33]
<Kristopher38> (refering to war is
peace)
L822[21:44:34] <prisma> How many of those
200 were used, though?
L823[21:44:39] <Ariri> If I wanted a
server that speedruns the pack with no care for tact or cosmetics
of your territory, I would do Voltz
L824[21:45:03] <dequbed> @Kristopher38 war
is peace has little to do with parabellum though.
L825[21:45:08]
<Kristopher38> Anyway yeah, not having a
bazillion mods would certainly help but I'm autistic
L826[21:45:19] <Ariri> prisma, considering
a lot of them complimented each other, especially for automation, I
used most, if not all
L827[21:45:52]
<Kristopher38> Si vis pacem = if you want
peace
L828[21:46:04]
<Kristopher38> para bellum = prepare (for)
war
L829[21:46:15] <Ariri> dequbed, maybe, but
I dont think it wouldve changed their course of action. They cared
more about winning than the challenge, so eh
L830[21:46:22] <Ariri> Stargazer wasnt a
very patient person anyways
L831[21:46:46] <dequbed> @Kristopher38 I
have a classical education you can spare me the latin. War is
Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength. George Orwell,
1984.
L832[21:47:37] <dequbed> Ariri: Izayapack
is/was about building a city and not waging a war anyway so the
"challenge" would be to build the prettier city and like
all of the up with Immersive Railroading.
L833[21:47:51] <prisma> I think a few of
the pack's mods went entirely unused
L834[21:48:38] <Ariri> I honestly cant
remember who you were so I couldnt say, but the server barely ran
more than like a month, so it stands to reason that not *all* of
them were used
L835[21:48:52] <Ariri> Plus that was the
second pack Ive ever made, cut me some slack
L836[21:49:06] <prisma> what was the
first?
L837[21:49:16] *
dequbed pulls the leash tighter. No slack allowed we use
discord.
L838[21:49:21]
<Forecaster> But slack is so
expensive
L839[21:49:29] <Ariri> AririCraft 1, which
was just modified DW20 tbh
L840[21:49:37] <Ariri> dequbed, ouch
L841[21:52:48] <prisma> AC 1 had like, one
modification :p
L842[21:52:51] <prisma> I think that was
SGCraft?
L843[21:53:57]
<bad at
vijya> when i see AC
L844[21:54:03]
<bad at
vijya> i think both my old name and ace combat
L845[21:54:17] <prisma> oh yeah, you used
to be AdorableCatgirl didn't you
L847[21:55:29] <Ariri> I strangely dont
have an screenshots I can find of their interior, but I swear I did
capture some
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L849[21:56:13] <Ariri> ALso AC 1 was defo
more than just SGCraft, not much more; but, like 10-12 mods I
think? SGCraft was one of the latter additions
L850[21:57:04] <Ariri> Oh those
screenshots arent copied, just inspired by anothers
L851[21:57:35]
<bad at
vijya> also OSSM
L852[21:57:53] <prisma> oh yes, OSSM
L853[21:58:02] <Ariri> I never got a
chance to use that sadly
L854[21:58:28] <Ariri> I was just getting
around to programming my modular base management OC thing when I
gave up on the whole thing
L855[21:58:57] <Ariri> I had so many grand
ideas for it too, the summary being 'a base that runs and defends
itself'
L856[21:59:18] <prisma> I wish WarpDrive
had hull damage events
L857[21:59:25] <prisma> Then you really
could build a self-defending base
L858[21:59:26] <dequbed> Ariri: Wanna help
build a city that manages itself instead. Civilian use though
:p
L859[22:00:11] <Ariri> dequbed, probably
not at the moment considering my little freetime from inefficient
working, but Id like to sometime, Ill let you know
L860[22:00:31] <Ariri> I will build
makeshift and/or simulated defense systems though
L861[22:01:14] <dequbed> Ariri: Not like I
have enough free time to setup a server either so no worries. Also
yes, we do need defenses. But less against ICBMs and more like
against very smart zombies
L862[22:01:15] <Ariri> prisma, I had
shields which I think I couldve pulled redstone logic from to sort
of emulate that, plus radar stations to alert
L863[22:01:29] <Ariri> dequbed, tesla
coils :D
L864[22:02:05] <dequbed> Ariri: Tesla
coils but also a robot that repairs the walls that have been
damaged by deranged suicide bombers and tunneling zombies.
L865[22:02:26] <dequbed> Or several
L866[22:02:28] <Ariri> All my bunker
scripts logic (all in my head ofc) was actually plausible,
unfortunately I may never get to that
L867[22:02:38] <prisma> Ariri: would you
mind if I borrowed the server that used to run AC?
L868[22:02:48] <prisma> not physically, of
course
L869[22:03:07] <Ariri> prisma, it would
depend on both your intent and my abilities, but I dont see many
reasons why not
L870[22:03:16]
<bad at
vijya> tbh
L871[22:03:28]
<bad at
vijya> i'd abuse OSSM for stuff like reactor control
systems
L872[22:03:32]
<bad at
vijya> it's not really abuse
L873[22:03:33]
<bad at
vijya> just use
L874[22:03:39] <dequbed> Ariri: I want to
dissect it to find all of your darkest secrets, good enough
intention? O:)
L875[22:03:42]
<bad at
vijya> do you still have the modded OSSM version?
L876[22:03:46] <Ariri> dequbed, sounds
like the perfect job for self-replication :P
L877[22:03:59] <Ariri> dequbed, plox
no
L878[22:04:28] <Ariri> bad at vijya: I
should do, i backed up AC1 on to my nextcloud
L879[22:04:41] <prisma> Ariri: I'd
probably use it to host files, maybe a Minecraft server (because
having a server and client running on the same machine kills my
computer)
L880[22:04:51] <prisma> Mostly files
though, like my mods and probably JNLua natives
L881[22:05:20] <Ariri> If I can secure it
then I might figure out how to get a vm on it and let you use
it
L882[22:05:22] <prisma> (and there's also
the chance that i'll come up with some random project and need
something to run it on)
L883[22:05:26] <prisma> thanks
L884[22:05:27] <Ariri> VM stuff is on my
list of stuff to learn
L885[22:05:36] <prisma> through like, a
hypervisor?
L886[22:05:44] <Ariri> Yeah
L887[22:05:52] <prisma> and not e.g.
virtualbox
L888[22:06:00] <dequbed> Virtualbox is a
hypervisor
L889[22:06:04] <prisma> Oh yeah, it
is
L890[22:06:09] <prisma> Type 2 I
think?
L891[22:06:13] <Ariri> Like Michiyos stuff
essentially
L892[22:06:16] <dequbed> A pretty good one
at that as well.
L893[22:06:47] <prisma> you could use
something like KVM
L894[22:07:51] <Ariri> Ill be doing
reading on it, so Ill add that to the list; what I really need is
to sell the stuff I dont need so I can combine the all my idle
computing power into one server
L895[22:08:17] <Ariri> Dont ask about my
management or how ive ran the server, please. Its
embarassing.
L896[22:08:51] <prisma> I don't need to
know that kinda stuff :p
L897[22:09:38]
<Ariri>
prisma: Also if you need a place to store/download/backup files, I
could make you a user on my Nextcloud right now
L898[22:10:04]
<Ariri>
That’s one of the only things I have managed somewhat properly tbh,
could be better tho for redundancy
L899[22:11:30] <prisma> I'd really
appreciate that, actually.
L900[22:13:00]
<Ariri>
Sweet, give me like half an hour as I do some quick noms, in the
meantime pm me the username you want, and email (optional)
L901[22:13:00]
<Ariri> it
does have u2f support btw
L902[22:13:49]
<Ariri> I
had to essentially reinstall it a while ago so all the bells and
whistles aren’t working but for just file dumping it’s more than
enough
L903[22:14:03] <dequbed> Ariri: If I may
offer some unsolicited advice, I'm using Xen because I do but for
situation where you only need one or two VMs and don't want to
pivot your system to a fully virtualized one KVM/QEMU is a solid
soution and libvirt makes it easy to get started.
L904[22:15:05] <prisma> what is u2f?
L905[22:15:28] <prisma> ah, a quick google
shows that it's basically 2fa
L906[22:15:44] <prisma> I'm assuming it's
optional?
L907[22:15:50] <dequbed> It's 2FA by
Google mind you :p
L908[22:16:12] <prisma> Considering I
don't have a phone, 2FA isn't exactly available
L909[22:16:26] <dequbed> FIDO supports
YubiKeys
L910[22:16:44] <prisma> Don't own one of
those either
L911[22:20:06] <dequbed> Anyway computer
says No so I'm going to call it a night here. Ariri please don't
break this timeline any more than necessary while I'm gone.
L912[22:22:05]
<Forecaster> Do it
L913[22:22:15]
<Forecaster> It can't get much worse
L914[22:27:24] <User> How to change the
game lua version to 5.3 ?
L915[22:28:14] <Michiyo> hold CPU in hand,
sneak click.
L916[22:28:50] <User> thanks you so much
that make one hour that im searching xD
L917[22:29:24] <prisma> ..you said OCEmu
half an hour ago
L918[22:29:46] <User> I was searching
before
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L922[22:39:46] <prisma> how the fuck is
JNLua managing to load native libs without them being on my library
path?
L923[22:40:11] <Amanda> I think they're
embedded inthe JAR
L924[22:40:49] <prisma> The jar is... less
than 1MB
L925[22:41:10] <prisma> Less than 200KB,
even
L926[22:41:30] <prisma> About half the
size of a native lib
L927[22:41:38] <prisma> But hey, that
means I don't have to package natives \o/
L928[22:46:26]
<bad at
vijya> compression is p wild
L929[22:59:16] <Inari> %pet Amanda
L930[22:59:17] <MichiBot> Inari is
brushing Amanda with a Magic bowling 8ball! (25%). Amanda regains
1d4 => 4 (Magic +2) => 6 hit points!
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L932[23:02:35] <Ariri> dequbed, Ill try my
best, have a nice snooz
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L934[23:07:05] <Ariri> prisma, I PM'd the
NC info, let me know if there's anything you need
L935[23:17:28] <Ariri> %oclogs
L937[23:32:39]
<BrianH>
Well I gues sI'm canceling my geforce now subscription as soon as
my shadowvm is back
L938[23:33:11] <Amanda> Why's that?
L939[23:33:25]
<BrianH> I
just lost 6 hours of progress in cities skylines because ,my 6 hour
time limit was up and it just closed the game instead of giving me
a chance to save. Thought I had autosave on but that's me
L940[23:33:36] <Amanda> ah
L941[23:33:43]
<BrianH>
Still I went to save quick and it was like nope and closed it
L942[23:34:45]
<BrianH>
with shadow it would just suspend the VM which was nice
L943[23:34:49]
<BrianH> I
could just reload it and it'd be there
L944[23:35:35] <CompanionCube> rip
L945[23:35:42] <prisma> why is there a
time limit for something you pay for?
L946[23:35:56] <Amanda> %choose rain box
while researching?
L947[23:35:56] <MichiBot> Amanda: Hm. I
can't choose. Ask me again in a couple of minutes.
L948[23:49:20] <prisma> so apparently
unmounting a davfs filesystem.. doesn't work
L949[23:49:28] <prisma> 'umount.davfs'
segfaults
L950[23:49:29] <prisma> Fun.
L951[23:50:07] <prisma> okay, 'umount -f
-i' works
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