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L6[00:48:26] <grantlmul> boutta do something
stupid
L7[00:49:03] <grantlmul> oh i know
L8[00:49:08] <grantlmul> port oc to
fabric
L9[00:53:34]
<SkyCrafter0> jesus crhst
L10[00:53:46] <grantlmul> what
L11[00:54:55] <CompanionCube> nice
L12[00:55:45] <grantlmul> fun fact: i dont
know jack about java because there are no resources for me to learn
from at my level of programming knowledge
L13[00:56:05] <grantlmul> so basically
google
L14[00:56:17]
<SkyCrafter0> I have figured out the first
things I am porting from CC to OC in terms of my libraries
L15[00:56:19]
<SkyCrafter0> my file loader
L16[00:56:28] <grantlmul> wdym
L17[00:56:39]
<SkyCrafter0> I have a bunch of stuff im
working on in CC
L18[00:56:48]
<SkyCrafter0> the first thing im gonna
write in OC
L19[00:56:50] <grantlmul> yeah i mean what
is a file loader
L20[00:56:54]
<SkyCrafter0> is stuff from my CC
projects
L21[00:56:58]
<SkyCrafter0> it
L22[00:57:02]
<SkyCrafter0> it loads files
L23[00:57:11] <grantlmul> in what way
L24[00:57:20]
<SkyCrafter0> whatever way I want?
L25[00:57:23] <grantlmul> *specifics are
important*
L27[01:06:09] <grantlmul> lol
L28[01:07:21] <CompanionCube> Izaya: what
about 'use memory'
L29[01:08:01]
<ThePiGuy24> spy on me
L30[01:08:45] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
slowly
L31[01:10:07] <ben_mkiv|afk> the VS report
xD
L32[01:12:05]
<bad at
vijya> got some SK Hynix branded sticks in there now
L33[01:12:13]
<bad at
vijya> and
L34[01:12:19]
<bad at
vijya> now i'm gonna do the reboot test stuff
L35[01:18:05]
<bad at
vijya> new ram didn't fix it
L36[01:18:22]
<bad at
vijya> 99% sure it's an ACPI issue but w/e
L37[01:19:01]
<bad at
vijya> w t f
L38[01:19:14]
<bad at
vijya> the netcat shit isn't working???
L39[01:19:19]
<bad at
vijya> ah god fucking damnit
L41[01:45:55]
<Carlen
White> We postin' neofetch now?
L42[01:47:35] <Izaya> did I hear
neofetch
L44[01:47:44] <Izaya> i use arch btw
L46[01:49:46] ⇨
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L47[01:49:47] <Izaya> block device
caching?
L48[01:49:50]
<Carlen
White> Added some code. Probably buggy.
L49[01:49:59]
<Carlen
White> Izaya, ye
L50[01:50:21]
<Carlen
White> And you write to it like a file descriptor.
L51[01:50:56]
<Carlen
White> And you read/write to it like a file descriptor.
[Edited]
L52[01:52:41]
<Carlen
White> And it handles sector caching internally. By default you
have to call a `close` or `flush` to write any remaining dirty
sectors, but it has a timer based option that I may remove and
leave to implementation.
L53[01:52:50]
<SkyCrafter0> ok I need some help
L54[01:52:59]
<SkyCrafter0> I cant get bundle to
actually combine the filesystems
L55[01:53:08]
<SkyCrafter0> the raids stay
separate
L56[01:53:13]
<SkyCrafter0> and bundle says it isnt
running
L57[01:53:21]
<SkyCrafter0> even though I started it and
then rebooted
L58[01:53:32]
<Carlen
White> `rc bundle enable` -> `rc bundle start` --- oh.
L59[01:53:41]
<SkyCrafter0> ye
L60[01:53:42]
<SkyCrafter0> it
L61[01:53:45]
<SkyCrafter0> just doesnt work
L62[01:54:18]
<SkyCrafter0> also
L64[01:54:23]
<Carlen
White> Huh. `rc` scripts are a bit of a pain since chances are
it's erroring but disappearing somewhere.
L65[01:54:26]
<Carlen
White> Ah
L66[01:54:28]
<SkyCrafter0> ye
L67[01:55:43] <Izaya> CarlenWhite: that's
noice, does it have a block device mode?
L68[01:55:54]
<SkyCrafter0> block device mode?
L69[01:56:00] <Izaya> I imagine a cached
transparent drive component would be useful for existing
software
L70[01:56:03] <Izaya> wrap it with
vcomponent
L71[01:56:14]
<SkyCrafter0> i've just started using
OC
L72[01:56:18]
<SkyCrafter0> I have no idea what that
means
L74[01:57:52]
<Carlen
White> @SkyCrafter0 It's a stacktrace. The top is the exact
location it errored and going down follows the calls that led up to
it.
L75[01:58:02]
<SkyCrafter0> ik what a stacktrace
is
L76[01:58:12]
<SkyCrafter0> I havent learned the OC
version of lua yet
L77[01:58:29]
<Carlen
White> CompanionCube, Yeh I have my own solution,
moment...
L79[01:59:40]
<Carlen
White> @SkyCrafter0 Mostly the same, just sandboxed.
L80[01:59:53]
<Carlen
White> But I'm looking at `bundle.lua` to make a guess.
L82[02:00:16]
<SkyCrafter0> ye
L83[02:00:26]
<SkyCrafter0> I have no clue whats wrong
with it
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L85[02:02:44]
<Carlen
White> Looks like it's having issues reading a file
`.bundle_metadata`. Hrm.
L86[02:03:11]
<SkyCrafter0> yes
L87[02:03:21]
<SkyCrafter0> someone said that before
about it
L88[02:07:33]
<Carlen
White> It might be erroring, but nothing is consuming the error
to produce a reason. Line 918
L89[02:07:54]
<Carlen
White> You might be able to do `local file, error = ...` and
print the error.
L90[02:08:20]
<Carlen
White> Which might lead to why it's erroring. But chances are it
might be a malformed file that needs to be removed.]
L91[02:10:49]
<Carlen
White> CompanionCube, comparing the code, mine's just simplier
and patches a interface to `component.softwareComponent`
L92[02:12:08]
<Carlen
White> Even reuses a metatable from a eeprom since that's
guaranteed to exist.
L93[02:12:24] <Izaya> that's a bold
assumption
L94[02:12:57] <Izaya> oh, the eeprom
component itself
L95[02:12:59] <Izaya> fair
L97[02:13:40] <Izaya> I mean, I imagine I
could figure out ways to break that, but you can't expect software
to work when the user is actively hostile
L98[02:15:30]
<Carlen
White> @SkyCrafter0 It's used in scripts that want to provide a
emulated component for any reason. Perhaps a fake modem for a
protocol or something absurd like a fake GPU that talks to an
actual GPU over the modem network.
L99[02:16:04]
<SkyCrafter0> oh
L101[02:16:29]
<SkyCrafter0> so how do I combine 76
filesystems into one with it?
L102[02:17:09]
<Carlen
White> Erp. I mentioned it because I was talking to
CompanionCube about something else I was making.
L103[02:17:13]
<SkyCrafter0> oh
L104[02:17:36]
<Carlen
White> But it might still have some use but it'd require a lot
of code right now to make it happen.
L105[02:18:29] <Izaya> SkyCrafter0: well
you see you just have to implement the FS combining then you can
register a component with it
L106[02:18:33] <Izaya> :)
L107[02:18:50]
<SkyCrafter0> w
L108[02:18:56]
<SkyCrafter0> I have no clue how to do
that lmao
L109[02:21:19]
<Carlen
White> Because when I was tooling around, a tier 2 server can
hold 3 tier 3 HDDs. So I could in theory put those disks in
Unmanaged and have the EEPROM expose a simple service to interact
with the disks as RPCs. A host system could create a virtual disk
for each of those disks, then with those virtual disks you make a
striped disk, then with that striped disk you load a FS upon.
L110[02:21:49]
<Carlen
White> So you could have 12 disks in a single block space and a
horrifying turducken software component mess to make it work.
L111[02:23:06]
<SkyCrafter0> tier 3 servers hold 4 tier 3
hdds
L112[02:23:07]
<Carlen
White> Because if I ever make a FS solution, it's going to use
my `software-component` package and "connect" the FS and
let the OS itself handle how it wants to handle it.
L113[02:23:52]
<Carlen
White> @SkyCrafter0 Boop, 16 disks in the same space then. Fill
your disk-farm with the sound of hard drives.
L114[02:24:02]
<SkyCrafter0> I have 76 raids lol
L115[02:24:46]
<Carlen
White> Then a server solution would crunch that down to 15
blocks.
L116[02:25:57]
<SkyCrafter0> jesus
L117[02:26:10]
<SkyCrafter0> so therefore I replace all
the raids with full tier 3 server racks
L118[02:26:11]
<Carlen
White> And using a bonafided FS solution might store more since
OC adds space penalties to a FS.
L119[02:26:37]
<Carlen
White> Not to mention a FS could do it's own magic to save more
space (compression)
L120[02:26:48]
<SkyCrafter0> I dont entirely care about
compression
L121[02:29:00]
<Carlen
White> @SkyCrafter0 Thinking about it, you could probably do
this now with just FS disks, some RPC code, and your choice of
software component lib.
L122[02:29:27]
<SkyCrafter0> rpc?
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L124[02:30:16] <Ocawesome101> o/
L125[02:30:22]
<SkyCrafter0> wassup
L126[02:30:24]
<Carlen
White> Remote Procedure Call. You basicly run a function, it
sends a message to a remote thing, gets a response, and returns
back with the response.
L127[02:30:29]
<SkyCrafter0> ah ok
L128[02:31:16]
<Carlen
White> I have code somewhere that uses a client software and a
server on the network to share a single internet card.
L129[02:31:25]
<Carlen
White> Basicly a similar concept.
L130[02:32:08] <Ocawesome101> ah yes,
RPC
L131[02:32:25]
<Carlen
White> Again, I'm sure there's RPC libs that'll help you make
em'.
L132[02:32:26] <Ocawesome101> the thing
i've considered implementing in one or two of my OSes and never
actually implemented :p
L134[02:33:06] <Ocawesome101>
<again> ah yes, </again> a piece of software that
heisenbugs itself into not working on Monolith
L135[02:33:29] <CompanionCube> i mean
isn't fs disks + network RPC basically how NFS started out?
L136[02:34:03]
<Carlen
White> Can't say, CompanionCube, but it sure looks like it
whenever I casually glance over at NFS.
L137[02:34:51]
<Carlen
White> @SkyCrafter0 That could probably work, not sure how well
with `bundle`. It does attach a FS to the system however so
maybe
L138[02:34:59]
<SkyCrafter0> screw bundle
L139[02:35:02]
<SkyCrafter0> it completely doesnt
work
L140[02:35:16]
<SkyCrafter0> this one can autocombine
filesystems
L141[02:35:17] <CompanionCube> (probably
works rather differently now, but back in the 80s when Sun invented
it. That and NIS is probably the reason why 'SunRPC' is still a
thing :p)
L142[02:36:15]
<Carlen
White> I've been trying to make solutions that expose an
existing interface. Instead of just exposing a lib to the FS, I'll
just attach the FS to the computer and let it's OS determine what
it should do.
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L144[02:38:16]
<Carlen
White> Similar to my idea of letting a traditional program use a
`modem` interface over `GERTi`. I haven't propperly created a
working solution, yet, but ideally if I'm going to improve over an
existing thing, I'm gonna try making it easy for existing programs
to use it.
L145[02:39:14]
<Carlen
White> It's a common frustration with most of the protocols that
exist for OC. They're neat but requires rewriting exisiting
programs to make them work.
L146[02:39:19]
<Carlen
White> It's a common frustration with most of the protocols that
exist for OC. They're neat but requires rewriting existing programs
to make them work. [Edited]
L147[02:43:11] <Ocawesome101> are you the
LittleSuit person or was that someone else?
L148[02:45:18]
<Carlen
White> Mm?
L149[02:46:55] <Ocawesome101> gonna go
with it wasn't you, got it
L150[02:48:48] <Amanda> %tell Inari do you
ever think about how life is ultimately just a series of chemical
reactions happening in the micro and macro-scopic scale, and fate
is just something humans invented to try and make sense of that
existential horror? Anyway, I'm hungry.
L151[02:48:49] <MichiBot> Amanda: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L152[02:49:14] *
Amanda snugs up around the moff, sleeps
L153[02:49:17] <Amanda> Night nerds
L154[02:50:03]
<Carlen
White> Pants and death are an illusion.
L155[03:10:09]
<Carlen
White> I should consider making a virtual GPU for
remote-stuffs.
L156[03:10:18] <Corded> * <Carlen
White> shrugs.
L157[03:24:07]
<Carlen
White> Huh, looking at the documentation it looks like GPUs were
updated with video buffers. Interesting...
L158[03:25:19]
<SkyCrafter0> Why not use remote
terminal?
L159[03:25:44]
<SkyCrafter0> Oh you mean from another
computer
L160[03:26:20]
<Carlen
White> Yeah. The current remote shell solutions have issues with
programs that write directly to the GPU.
L161[03:26:42]
<SkyCrafter0> Ah
L162[03:27:22]
<Carlen
White> Looking at this I could just copy the screen, or parts
of, and send that over a network. Then if I want to optimize, send
differences over the network.
L163[03:28:10] <Ocawesome101> convert it
to vt100 codes for transmission efficiency
L164[03:29:19]
<Carlen
White> Ocawesome101, The problem is that we don't know how the
screen updated. It could've moved the screen as an example.
L165[03:30:32]
<Carlen
White> Derp. Moved a section of the screen, but the differences
would be many characters.
L166[03:31:26]
<SkyCrafter0> But can it support
colours?
L167[03:32:25]
<Carlen
White> e.g. `gpu.copy(x,y, w, h, tx, ty)` -->
`myCode:sendUpdate("xyzabc...", x, y, w)`
L168[03:32:54]
<Carlen
White> @SkyCrafter0 In theory it could, yeah. Just send the
color along with the characters.
L169[03:34:16]
<Carlen
White> Ocawesome, we could guess if a copy was done but that
requires a lot more code and overhead to the point you might just
was well just send the updated part of the screen to the
client.
L170[03:34:59]
<Carlen
White> We're assuming the thread that's reading the GPU isn't
constantly doing this for one reason or another.
L171[03:35:06]
<Carlen
White> It's just scraping the screen.
L172[03:35:57] <Ocawesome101> yes
L173[03:36:20] <Ocawesome101> i mean
capture GPU calls and convert them to VT100
L174[03:36:34] <Ocawesome101> you might
need a more advanced VT100 emulator on the client
L175[03:36:38] <Ocawesome101> than OpenOS
has
L176[03:37:20]
<Carlen
White> That's another option too. Could write a shim that
becomes active when the client connections.
L177[03:37:29]
<Carlen
White> That's another option too. Could write a shim that
becomes active when the client connects. [Edited]
L178[03:38:56]
<Carlen
White> And VT100 emulation wouldn't really apply well here.
VT100 is for writing directly to a terminal, not for a screenscrape
of a "terminal"
L179[03:39:13] <Ocawesome101> i mean
encode it as VT100 and then send it like that
L180[03:39:20] <Ocawesome101> then you can
just have a vt100 emulator on the client
L182[03:39:41] <Ocawesome101> some
versions of vt100 support RGB coloring
L183[03:39:44] <Ocawesome101> hmmmm, no it
doesn't
L184[03:39:58] <Ocawesome101> optifine
and/or shaders?
L185[03:40:07] <grantlmul> optifine
L186[03:40:23] <grantlmul> oh
L187[03:40:28] <grantlmul> it was resource
pack
L188[03:42:35]
<Carlen
White> I still disagree that VT100 emulation would work well or
make sense. I'd rather try to repeat the GPU calls to the client
and the client will do the reconstruction.
L189[03:43:06] <Ocawesome101> see
L190[03:43:14] <Ocawesome101> someone (i
think it was piguy) tried that already
L191[03:43:17] <Ocawesome101> it was
really slow
L192[03:45:02] <grantlmul> i think i have
an idea on how to implement "graphics" instead of using
just box drawing characters
L193[03:45:15] <Ocawesome101> braille
characters?
L194[03:45:19] <grantlmul> no
L195[03:45:32] <grantlmul> edit the
font
L196[03:45:51] <Ocawesome101> that'd work
but require more setup
L197[03:47:20]
<Carlen
White> Ocawesome101, Hm...I guess server-side you'd hold a
fraction of a second and keep an internal buffer before forwarding
it to the client. I figure the reason might be due to repeated
component calls to the modem.
L198[03:47:26] <grantlmul> so like you do
something like
`font.setCharacter("A",theLetterAButItsADictionaryFullOfOnesAndZeroes)`
L199[03:47:54] <Ocawesome101>
@"Carlen White" yeah, modem calls are slow
L200[03:48:24] <Ocawesome101> grantlmul:
maybe. why not just use braille charcter sthough?
L201[03:48:26]
<Carlen
White> grantluml, Instead of a dictionary of 1's and 0, it'd
likely be bytes for the sake of efficent storage.
L202[03:48:44] <grantlmul> details
L203[03:49:26] <grantlmul> "Science
isn't about WHY. It's about WHY NOT."
L204[03:49:51] <Ocawesome101> it wouldn't
fit the theme of oopencomputers
L205[03:50:11]
<Carlen
White> Ocawesome101, So perhaps fill a buffer of commands, then
flush them to the client.
L206[03:50:28] <Ocawesome101>
perhaps
L207[03:50:37] <grantlmul> what exactly is
the theme of opencomputers
L208[03:50:40]
<Carlen
White> And if you were wise, send it as a binary stream to avoid
the modem length limit.
L209[03:53:02]
<Carlen
White> Or just straight up construct a stream as GPU calls come
in and flush it on a timer.
L210[03:53:52]
<Carlen
White> And the recieving end just keeps reading for new data and
executes them as it arrives.
L211[03:54:31]
<Carlen
White> I even have a lib that'll let me convert a table to a
stream.
L212[03:55:00]
<Carlen
White> So each command is really a table describing what it is
and the arguments passed to it.
L213[03:55:29] <Ocawesome101> grantlmul:
it's intended to provide computers with capabilities similar to
those that existed in the early to mid 80s
L214[03:55:37]
<Carlen
White> Not as efficient as an exact protocol, but hey less work
for a working concept.
L215[03:55:47] <grantlmul> vga is from
1987
L216[03:55:57] <Ocawesome101> so text-mode
screens, no GPU acceleration, even a framebuffer was advanced
stuff
L217[03:56:10] <grantlmul> ok
L219[03:56:15] <Ocawesome101> 256-color
was fancy
L220[03:56:19] <grantlmul> ok
L221[03:56:27] <grantlmul> this is editing
the font
L222[03:56:30] <Ocawesome101> yeah
L223[03:56:44] <Ocawesome101> and that
isn't something that 99.9% of users would do, most likely
L224[03:59:08]
<Carlen
White> By the way, is a `read(n)` typically guarenteeded to
return `n` bytes or up to `n` bytes for the current moment?
L225[03:59:24]
<Carlen
White> Ignoring a `EOF` condition.
L226[04:00:19] <Ocawesome101> typically
`read(n)` will read up to `n` bytes from the file or stream, only
stopping at `EOF`
L227[04:00:24] <Ocawesome101>
(afaik)
L228[04:00:54]
<Carlen
White> Noted. So I might have to add a shim that'll keep trying
until it recieves `n` bytes or a `EOF` happens.
L229[04:01:06]
<Carlen
White> Or unlying issue.
L230[04:01:34] <Ocawesome101> mhm
L231[04:02:16] <Ocawesome101> what i do
for pipes in monolith is, when reading bytes, just wait until the
internal read-buffer >= `n` and then return `read_buffer:sub(1,
n)` or thereabouts
L232[04:02:49]
<Carlen
White> I was thinking of small projects like a streaming
interface to a modem and wanted to know how my lib should
operate.
L233[04:02:58] <Ocawesome101> mhm
L234[04:03:05] <Ocawesome101> iirc minitel
provides sockets
L235[04:05:53]
<Carlen
White> And a few other networking protocols, yeh. Perhaps I'll
have a driver that'll use minitel with a fallback to use just a
modem.
L236[04:06:27] <Ocawesome101> what other
networking protocols are there besides minitel, GERT, and the
mod-included one?
L237[04:06:47]
<Carlen
White> Aka, either fancy TCP guaranteed connection that can be
routed or a low level UDP-esque solution.
L238[04:09:20]
<Carlen
White> I should make it my business to make compatibility layers
for those procotols.
L239[04:09:42]
<Carlen
White> So modem-programmed solutions can work ontop of
them.
L240[04:11:37] <Ocawesome101>
question
L241[04:11:48] <Ocawesome101> how on earth
does the OpenOS scheduler start looping?
L242[04:13:14]
<Carlen
White> Most likely a `os.sleep()` somewhere
L243[04:13:23] <Ocawesome101> idk
L244[04:13:52] <Ocawesome101> in my
schedulers i usually have a dedicated `loop` function that the
kernel calls
L245[04:14:14]
<Carlen
White> But I wouldn't put past that it's most likely event
driven by `pullSignal`s.
L246[04:14:26] <Ocawesome101> yeah
L247[04:14:28] <Ocawesome101> i mean
L248[04:14:40] <Ocawesome101> that's how
all (OC-os) schedulers are innit?
L249[04:14:58]
<Carlen
White> I'm sure if I sat down and looked at the code eventually
I'll see how it's doing it, but I don't want to right now.
L250[04:15:22] <Ocawesome101> that's
exactly what i'm doing lol
L251[04:16:22]
<Carlen
White> Ugh. Reminds me that I tried to see if it was possible to
debug a OC with Visual Studio and OCEmu.
L252[04:16:32] <Ocawesome101> :P
L253[04:17:01] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L254[04:17:01] <MichiBot> Zounderkite!
CompanionCube! You beat Forecaster's previous record of 3 hours,
43 minutes and 27 seconds (By 3 hours, 9 minutes and 54 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L255[04:17:02] <MichiBot> CompanionCube's
new record is 6 hours, 53 minutes and 21 seconds! CompanionCube
also gained 0.01268 (0.00317 x 4) tonk points for stealing the
tonk. Position #1.
L256[04:17:13]
<Carlen
White> But the problem I think is that it's most likely reading
code as a string then executing it, which destroys any means to
investigate.
L257[04:17:50]
<Carlen
White> Because I'm not aware of a debugger that'll let you step
into a parsed string.
L258[04:18:17] <Ocawesome101> mhm
L259[04:18:41] <Ocawesome101> huh,
neat
L260[04:18:52] <Ocawesome101> so
`01_process.lua` sets up a bunch of the coroutine related
stuff
L261[04:19:13] <Ocawesome101> OpenOS uses
coroutine IDs as its PIDs
L262[04:19:14]
<Carlen
White> Having a debugger that works with OC would be nice.
Stepping through code would make my life so much easier.
L263[04:19:21] <Ocawesome101> hence the
hexadecimal PIDs in `ps` i suppose
L264[04:24:08] <Ocawesome101> lmao
L265[04:24:23] <Ocawesome101> in
04_component.lua there's like 15 lines of comments
L266[04:24:26] <Ocawesome101> and then one
line of code
L267[04:27:07] <Ocawesome101> ...i'm
confused, OpenOS is a complex beast :P
L268[04:30:05] <Ocawesome101> i am *very*
confused
L269[04:30:21] ⇦
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L270[04:37:38] <Ocawesome101> huh, tab
completion is done through core/cursor.lua
L271[04:55:51] ⇦
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L272[05:13:09]
<BrianH> I
just had an amazing idea
L273[05:13:14]
<BrianH>
and then I realized it means work
L274[05:13:38]
<BrianH>
and also realized that it would be a joke more than it would be a
toy, more than it would be a tool
L275[05:13:56]
<BrianH> I
had this glorious daydream about creating an OS for OC called
OCD
L276[05:14:03]
<BrianH>
Aka OC DOS
L277[05:14:16]
<BrianH>
the OC joke OS
L278[05:14:23]
<BrianH>
but it would be work and therefore pointless
L279[05:26:18] <Michiyo> FFS RAID Battery
is missing again
L280[05:46:30]
<BrianH>
Short a wire from the main cmos battery on motherboard 😄
L281[05:46:49]
<BrianH>
the ammount of current needed for the RAM chip is no problem for
one battery to power two
L282[05:56:45]
<bad at
vijya> lmao
L283[05:59:17]
<Forecaster> %tonk
L284[05:59:18] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
Forecaster, you were not able to beat CompanionCube's record of 6
hours, 53 minutes and 21 seconds this time. 1 hour, 42 minutes and
16 seconds were wasted! Missed by 5 hours, 11 minutes and 5
seconds!
L285[06:07:41] ⇦
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Leaving.)
L286[06:13:11] <Izaya> > link FS over
RPC software
L287[06:13:27] <Izaya> > you could
probably do this now with just FS disks, some RPC code, and your
choice of software component lib.
L288[06:13:38] <Izaya> alright I'll just
get ignored ig
L289[06:15:24] <Izaya> went for a ride,
got indian food, threw some RAM in a friend's computer, delivered
some booze I owed
L290[06:15:39] <Izaya> discovered a
wonderful backroad
L291[06:19:55] <Izaya> gotta love those
roads that are like, 1.5 lanes, downhill, super twisty, and with a
speed limit that is way higher than what a car could do on it
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L294[07:11:41] <Michiyo> let's see if I
can't break my Dedi network again
L295[07:15:14] <Michiyo> Ok VM1 can ping
1.1, but not VM1
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L297[07:15:17] <Michiyo> same for
VM2...
L298[07:15:27] <Michiyo> err VM 1 can not
ping VM2... :P
L299[07:15:55]
<Forecaster> maybe it's just not feeling
chatty
L300[07:17:04] <CompanionCube> Izaya:
would it just need glue for minitel or is it integrated
out-of-box
L301[07:17:27] <Izaya> CompanionCube: it
comes with mt-rpc
L302[07:17:46] <Izaya> install the package
over oppm and you can export and import components
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L305[07:28:09] <Michiyo> @Forecaster
actually... you were right
L306[07:28:17] <Michiyo> they weren't
feeling chatty
L307[07:28:37] <Michiyo> because the new
networks got assigned "Public" and weren't responding to
pings
L308[07:29:40]
<Forecaster> :o
L309[07:45:57]
<Forecaster> %sip
L310[07:45:58] <MichiBot> You drink a
porous amethyst potion (New!). Forecaster's favourite skin is
suddenly fire.
L311[07:46:05]
<Forecaster> aw
L312[07:46:08]
<Forecaster> I was using that skin
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L317[08:19:04]
<Forecaster> Diamonds have been sold, not
ideal but more than 250cr/t
L318[08:19:54]
<Forecaster> and more than 250k cr/t too I
guess
L319[08:24:00]
<Forecaster> now it's time to plan an
expedition
L320[08:27:12]
<Forecaster> for some Guardian
artefacts
L321[08:27:41] <Michiyo> I need to re-work
my desk so I can set my HOTAS back up
L322[08:39:04] <Vexatos> ugh my printer
broke down
L323[08:39:19]
<Forecaster> time to go out and tame a new
one
L324[08:39:21] <Vexatos> time go to back
to the "which printer to get ripped off by this year"
hole
L325[08:39:48] <Vexatos> I hate this
L326[08:42:56]
<Forecaster> I don't own a printer
L327[08:43:10] <Izaya> so you should be
ignored for advice on printers, got it
L328[08:44:35]
<Forecaster> I also don't own any
industrial robots, but I repair them for a living, so that logic
doesn't really work
L329[08:45:08]
<Forecaster> not that I intend to give
people printer advice anyway
L330[08:45:27] <Izaya> Advice? Nothing so
useful. Just opinions.
L331[08:47:37]
<Forecaster> kay
L332[09:02:13] <Vexatos> more like just
venting my frustration around the printer industry
L333[09:05:21]
<Forecaster> my advice is, buy the best
looking printer
L334[09:05:29]
<Forecaster> it will be the superior
one
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L338[09:24:12]
<Forecaster> Michiyo (also Lizzy and
Amanda) you need to dock at Felice Dock in the current system so
you get the "Decoding the Ancient Ruins" mission (you
should get it automatically by docking) before we head of to the
ruins
L339[09:24:55] ⇦
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L340[09:25:49] <Michiyo> @Forecaster can
do in about 8 hours..
L341[09:26:26]
<Forecaster> the completion reward for
this mission is worth 10 million credits
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L346[10:26:12]
<Forecaster> %sip
L347[10:26:12] <MichiBot> You drink a
fluffy tomato potion (New!). Forecaster feels like they need to
drink an automato potion.
L348[10:26:27]
<Forecaster> %sip automato potion
L349[10:26:27] <MichiBot> You drink a
liquid automato potion (New!). Forecaster's favourite pants are
suddenly fire.
L350[10:26:34]
<Forecaster> D:<
L351[11:55:37] *
Amanda yawns, does her streeeeetch
L352[11:55:52] <Amanda> Inari: meow!
L353[11:57:26]
<SnailDOS>
why
L354[12:00:31] <Amanda> Why not?
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L358[12:14:48]
<Forecaster> Why meowt
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L360[13:18:45] <Inari> Amanda: ?
L361[13:19:02] <Inari> Amanda: sorta
L362[13:19:15] <Inari> Luck is also just
not knowing enough information
L363[13:19:58] <Amanda> But what abou tthe
second part of the tell?
L364[13:19:59] <Inari> And sleep may mean
you temporarily die and when you wake up thats just a new
consciousness "you", that just feels like it's the same
becuase memories, rather than being the same. Just like how
teleporters in star trek may only create a copy of you, but thats
not the you who went into the teleporter
L365[13:20:12] <Inari> Amanda: I assume
you've eaten by now
L366[13:20:17] <Amanda> Rude. :P
L367[13:20:26] <grantlmul> uh
L368[13:20:33] <grantlmul> i just woke up
to see that
L369[13:22:10] *
Amanda writes down in her notebook "Inari is not weak against
psychic type damage"
L370[13:54:58] <Inari> %bap Amanda
L371[13:54:58] <MichiBot> Inari baps
Amanda with circular dichroism!
L372[13:55:05] <Amanda> D:
L373[13:55:08] <Amanda> %bite Inari
L374[13:55:10] <MichiBot> Amanda is
trying to bite Inari! They have 5 minutes if they want to attempt
to %defend against it!
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L376[14:00:16] <MichiBot> Amanda is biting
Inari for 1d6 => 5 damage!
L377[14:20:18] *
Elfi drops a bucket on Inari's head
L378[14:20:30] <Inari> rude!
L379[14:20:50] <Inari> Elfi: Make the foxy
Lady spawn, thanks
L380[14:21:03] *
Elfi takes out a wooden spoon :D
L381[14:21:11] *
Elfi bangbangbangbang
L382[14:21:17] <Inari> D:
L383[14:21:40] *
Inari swipes around trying to hit Elfi but misses on account of
being blind
L384[14:21:50] <Elfi> Mwahahaha
L385[14:21:53] *
Elfi flees
L386[14:22:13] *
Inari finally takes off the bucket, but Elfi is nowhere to be seen
D:
L387[14:22:20] <Inari> Damn sylph--- moth
fairies
L388[14:22:47] <Inari> Elfi: my ears are
sensitive you know!
L389[14:23:20] *
Elfi drops a flower crown on Inari's head
L390[14:23:27] *
Elfi flutters awayyy
L391[14:23:39] <Inari> Hey, thats decidely
nicer
L392[14:23:50] *
Amanda beams a caset tape with the footage she captured into Elfi's
safehouse
L393[14:24:10] <Inari> Elfi: still not
playing ff14?
L394[14:24:55] <Elfi> Nah, haven't had the
desire to resub in ages
L395[14:25:22] <Inari> Ah
L396[14:51:11]
<BrianH>
SLIP over ATM DSL.. Wut.
L397[14:52:14]
<BrianH>
You know ATM ADSL would work nicely if people would implement it
properly
L398[14:52:59]
<BrianH>
instead nobody ever did, so instead they are moving on to PTM / EFM
etc and giving ATM a bad name
L399[14:53:12]
<BrianH>
when they have no actual experience with the full power of
ATM
L400[14:56:23] <Amanda> %choose tanks or
productivity 3?
L401[14:56:23] <MichiBot> Amanda: You'll
want to go with "productivity 3?".
L402[15:00:58]
<ThePiGuy24> dont you just love it when
opensshd corrupts its config after a failed upgrade?
L403[15:05:06] <Amanda> opensshd doesn't
upgrade it's config, your package manager does
L404[15:05:08]
<ThePiGuy24> also %tonk
L405[15:05:08] <MichiBot> Hooray!
ThePiGuy24! You beat CompanionCube's previous record of 6 hours,
53 minutes and 21 seconds (By 2 hours, 12 minutes and 28 seconds)!
I hope you're happy!
L406[15:05:09] <MichiBot> ThePiGuy24's new
record is 9 hours, 5 minutes and 50 seconds! ThePiGuy24 also gained
0.01547 (0.00221 x 7) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#5. Need 0.17440056 more points to pass Lizzy!
L407[15:13:03]
<Forecaster> dangit, I forgot
L408[15:18:11] <grantlmul> whats a
tonk
L410[15:19:12] <grantlmul> wow
L411[15:19:16] <grantlmul> almost a
gigabytr
L412[15:19:36]
<SkyCrafter0> yep
L413[15:19:45]
<SkyCrafter0> gonna throw data generated
by my CC network on it
L414[15:19:53] <grantlmul> what data
L415[15:21:06]
<SkyCrafter0> I have a bigass network
comprised of a bunch of pocket pcs and shit
L416[15:21:16]
<SkyCrafter0> they all report various data
including logs and crashlogs
L417[15:21:21] <grantlmul> oh neat
L418[15:21:24]
<SkyCrafter0> so thats what im putting on
the raid system
L419[15:21:37]
<SkyCrafter0> im selling pocket pcs as
phones on my server
L420[15:22:19]
<SkyCrafter0> the only bad thing about it
is
L421[15:22:21]
<SkyCrafter0> its slow
L422[15:22:25]
<SkyCrafter0> the raid system is slow as
shit
L423[15:22:32] <Amanda> well, yeah
L424[15:22:33]
<SkyCrafter0> it took like 30 seconds to
make 3 folders on it
L425[15:22:39] <Amanda> it's got to
iterate over 76 devices
L426[15:22:43]
<SkyCrafter0> ye
L427[15:23:05] <Amanda> I'd just export
the logs to something like loki (And I have donethis b efore.
)
L429[15:23:12]
<SkyCrafter0> loki?
L431[15:23:32] <Amanda> IRL log
organisation
L432[15:24:57]
<SkyCrafter0> I dont quite think that loki
is what im looking for
L433[15:25:13]
<SkyCrafter0> I mostly need it as a place
to put anything I want including backups of the OS im working
on
L434[15:27:07] <Amanda> IT's def. overkill
for a fake computer in a game, but I did it anyway. Can't seem to
find the screenshots in my Nextcloud though
L435[15:27:46]
<SkyCrafter0> ah
L436[15:28:03]
<SkyCrafter0> never stopped to think if
you should, you only worried about if you could?
L438[15:29:10]
<SkyCrafter0> I just have a remote
terminal hooked into it
L440[15:30:12] <Amanda> more like I was
bored, and felt like seeing if I could get pretty log exports in my
IRL monitoring. :P
L442[15:30:18]
<SkyCrafter0> ah lol
L443[15:31:03]
<SkyCrafter0> and the reason it has top
tier specs is because I have insane resources and dont really care
how much I use on OC and CC
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L446[15:34:27]
<!0§A.pjals™> and you cant eve nget full
hard drives
L447[15:34:47]
<SkyCrafter0> wym
L448[15:34:57]
<ThePiGuy24> on a server im on, i have
filled several 4MB disks
L449[15:35:16]
<ThePiGuy24> some of which i have
offloaded to tape
L450[15:35:36] <Amanda> Izaya's been
kicking around the idea of a tape/chest-based long-term
storage
L451[15:36:00]
<!0§A.pjals™> a friend of mine made
tape-based storage, but its for CC :P
L452[15:36:15] <Amanda> computronics has
CC support?
L453[15:36:20]
<!0§A.pjals™> yea
L454[15:36:25] <Amanda> huh, TIL'
L455[15:36:42]
<!0§A.pjals™> im using it with CC:Tweaked
and Plethora
L456[15:36:45]
<!0§A.pjals™> if thats any helpful
:P
L457[15:38:16] <Amanda> plethora?
L458[15:38:57]
<!0§A.pjals™> search plethora peripherals
on curseforge
L459[15:39:05]
<!0§A.pjals™> or just google lo
L460[15:39:08]
<!0§A.pjals™> lol*
L461[15:39:14]
<SkyCrafter0> its an addons mod made by
squiddev
L462[15:39:17]
<SkyCrafter0> who also made cc:t
L464[15:48:44] <Amanda> golly gee, wonder
why
L465[16:03:17]
<SkyCrafter0> It was in the middle of
writing a file too
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L467[17:29:33] <Inari> %pet Amanda
L468[17:29:33] <MichiBot> Inari is
brushing Amanda with AltGr key. Amanda regains 1d4 => 2 hit
points!
L470[17:55:38] <Amanda> %choose cat; dwarf
or fiel
L471[17:55:38] <MichiBot> Amanda: dwarf
cat
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L473[18:40:10]
<SkyCrafter0> ok
L474[18:40:19]
<SkyCrafter0> im putting my first real
amount of data on the array
L475[19:08:03] <Michiyo> @Forecaster
heading to the dock
L477[19:11:42]
<SkyCrafter0> its a copy of my CC OS
L478[19:11:50]
<Forecaster> when you've docked you should
get a message about the mission, and it should appear in the
contracts panel
L479[19:13:17] <Michiyo> yep
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L482[19:19:29] <Michiyo> let's take a look
at the arguments irc.lua expects..
L483[19:19:30] <Michiyo>
print("Usage: irc <nickname>
[server[:port]]")
L484[19:19:45] <Michiyo> so you've sent
"#oc" as the server..
L485[19:19:57]
<SkyCrafter0> i have no clue what the
server ip is tho
L486[19:20:10] <Michiyo> well you don't
NEED to specify anything other than your nick if you want to
connect here
L487[19:20:12] <Michiyo> it's the
default
L488[19:20:31] <Michiyo> IF you wanted to
connect to another server you'd specify the host there. Espernet is
irc.esper.net
L489[19:20:37]
<SkyCrafter0> ah ok
L490[19:20:54] <Michiyo> but you don't
NEED to to connect here, it assumes you want Esper, because that's
where we are
L491[19:20:57]
<SkyCrafter0> well the server im on is
restarting bcuz I asked the nice admins to restart it
L492[19:21:03]
<SkyCrafter0> ye I do want esper
L493[19:21:07]
<SkyCrafter0> because i have an esper
account
L494[19:21:16]
<Forecaster> once you're back on the
carrier I can plot a course to the closest ruin site
L495[19:21:16] <Michiyo> so then just irc
YourNick will work
L496[19:21:23] <Michiyo> @Forecaster I'm
docked
L497[19:21:27]
<SkyCrafter0> ah cool
L498[19:21:40] <Michiyo> I would have ran
out when you pinged me, but it was 2:30 AM and I was in bed
L499[19:21:41] <Michiyo> lol
L500[19:22:05]
<Forecaster> that's a terrible excuse
D:
L501[19:22:15]
<Forecaster> Lizzy what are you up to?
:P
L502[19:23:26]
<Forecaster> Jump to the first site has
been scheduled
L503[19:23:57] <Michiyo> Yeah.. sorry
:P
L504[19:24:26] <Michiyo> Really wish it
would let me hang out on the surface of the carrier for the
jumps
L505[19:25:04] ***
Vexaton is now known as Vexatos
L506[19:25:16]
<Forecaster> you mean so your ship can get
peeled off and thrown into witchspace? :P
L507[19:25:21] <Michiyo> Yes!
L508[19:26:47]
<Forecaster> oh, do you have an SRV
bay?
L509[19:26:58] <Michiyo> a who now?
L510[19:27:15]
<Forecaster> a ground vehicle bay
L511[19:27:23] *
Michiyo smiles and nods
L512[19:27:40]
<Forecaster> you're going to need an SRV
for this
L513[19:28:51]
<Forecaster> if you need to fix that you
should tell me so I can stop the jump
L514[19:28:52] <Michiyo> yeah.. no
L515[19:29:37]
<Forecaster> okay well the jump just got
locked in
L516[19:31:07]
<Forecaster> guess we're going back
immidiately so you can have one installed :P
L517[19:32:33] <Michiyo> I'm looking for
one currently...
L518[19:33:00]
<Forecaster> well the carrier jumps in 6
minutes
L519[19:34:20] <Michiyo> well, I can drop
out and try to grab it.. if I don't make it back well I'm out of
luck :p
L520[19:34:36]
<Forecaster> you wont make it xD
L521[19:34:47] <Lizzy> @Forecaster was
playing with other friends. currently about 160LY away from where
you were earlier
L522[19:34:55]
<Forecaster> pads lock down in 1
minute
L523[19:35:27] <Michiyo> well, I mean.. I
can't participate either way
L524[19:35:28] <Michiyo> soooo
L525[19:35:52]
<Forecaster> not now, but the mission time
is 4 weeks :P
L526[19:36:42]
<Forecaster> if you don't care that's
fine, I'm mostly doing this to get guardian tech
L527[19:36:58]
<Forecaster> to unlock some AX
equipment
L528[19:38:17]
<Forecaster> we'll probably pass through
an inhabited system again soon either way, and most systems have
SRV-bays
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L530[19:38:42] <Michiyo> I'm already out
@"Forecaster"
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L533[19:39:06] <Sky-MCOC> ok
L534[19:39:08] <Sky-MCOC> test
L535[19:39:12] <Sky-MCOC> bruh it actually
works
L536[19:39:18] <Michiyo> ...
L537[19:39:22]
<Forecaster> out?
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L541[19:41:13] <Lizzy> @Forecaster I'll
get back to the carrier at some point before the event
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L543[19:41:26] <Sky-MCOC> ok i have
identified as me
L544[19:41:33] <Sky-MCOC> but im still
nicked
L545[19:41:34] <Sky-MCOC> hm
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L548[19:42:14] <Sky-MCOC> huh i still cant
rename myself
L549[19:42:28] <Michiyo> you didn't QUIT
you PARTED
L550[19:42:34] <Sky-MCOC> oh
L551[19:42:36] <Sky-MCOC> uh
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L553[19:42:41] <Michiyo> quit disconnects
you, part leaves the channel
L554[19:42:43] <Lizzy> also /nick
newnick
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L557[19:42:56]
<Forecaster> Lizzy you just need to go to
`Felice Dock` in the `Meene` system to pick up the mission (to get
bonus money from this) and then rejoin the carrier
L558[19:42:56] <SkyCrafter0> ah cool
L559[19:43:17] <Lizzy> yeah, i picked up
the mission before i departed off to friends
L560[19:43:51] <Michiyo> god damn it
L561[19:43:52] <Lizzy> currently about
160LY away from where the carrier was a couple of hours ago. will
come find it some other time cause i'm done with ed for today
L562[19:44:28]
<Forecaster> I'm sending the carrier back
to Meene so Michiyo can dock with it, then I can have it return to
me when we're ready to explore a ruin
L563[19:44:44] <Michiyo> Seems there
aren't any here
L564[19:44:48] <Michiyo> so I'm going to
have to go looking
L565[19:45:57] <Michiyo> Inara says there
are..
L566[19:46:04] <Michiyo> but I'm
looking...
L567[19:46:28]
<Forecaster> just go to the nearest
high-tech economy system
L568[19:46:32]
<Forecaster> they're bound to have
them
L569[19:46:40] <Michiyo> Ah no I found
it
L570[19:46:45] <Michiyo> was looking in
the wrong damn section
L571[19:46:54]
<Forecaster> ah
L572[19:47:43] <Michiyo> 4E, 2H, 2G, 4H,
or 4G
L573[19:47:53] <Michiyo> scratch the
4E
L574[19:47:59] <Michiyo> that was my
already installed Cargo Rack :p
L575[19:48:20]
<Forecaster> the main difference is
usually how many vehicles it can hold
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L577[19:48:36] <Michiyo> looks like the 4g
will cap my power
L578[19:48:56]
<Forecaster> if it's only when hardpoints
are deployed it doesn't matter
L579[19:49:12]
<Forecaster> just group it so the bay is
powered off when you deploy hardpoints
L580[19:49:17]
<Forecaster> it's useless in space anyway
:P
L581[19:49:43] <Michiyo> "You have
purchased a vehicle hanger without any vehicle bays"
L582[19:49:44] <Michiyo> mkaaaay
L583[19:49:59] <Michiyo> OOOH
L584[19:50:06] <Michiyo> I get to buy the
vehicles now too
L585[19:50:07]
<Forecaster> yeah it doesn't come with
vehicles, you have to select each slot and put a vehicle in
it
L586[19:50:30]
<Forecaster> just make sure you buy the
one vehicle that exists currently and not any of the other
ones
L587[19:50:37] <Michiyo> lmao
L588[19:50:42] <Michiyo> Yeah.. I..
noticed :P
L589[19:51:03] <Michiyo> k, equipped and
stocked
L590[19:51:08] <Michiyo> I'll be waiting
outside
L591[19:52:12]
<Forecaster> apparently I accidentally
canceled the jump... eta 15 minutes
L592[19:52:23] <Michiyo> I have to leave
in about 10-15 heh
L593[19:52:34] <Michiyo> gotta take the
wife to work
L594[19:52:53]
<Forecaster> you don't have to wait for
it, I'll just leave the carrier there
L595[19:53:15] <Michiyo> Thanks,
soryr
L596[19:53:17] <Michiyo> sorry too
L597[19:53:18]
<Forecaster> I'm not going with it
L598[19:54:14]
<Forecaster> oh neat, when you pulse the
discovery scanner it puts a blip where the ruins are
L599[19:56:53] <Michiyo> neat, I get to
remember how to use that! lol
L600[19:57:00]
<Forecaster> I have to go to bed within a
couple of hours anyway :P
L601[19:58:53]
<Forecaster> heh, there's a tourist beacon
here
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L609[21:28:12] <Michiyo> finally
back
L610[21:28:26] <Michiyo> heading to the
carrier
L611[21:29:09]
<Forecaster> %sip
L612[21:29:10] <MichiBot> You drink a
bubbly naqahdah potion (New!). The potion contained a computer
virus! Forecaster hears a maniacal laugh as their cursor flips
upside down!
L613[21:30:18] <Michiyo> oh hey this time
it's on the right side of the planet lol
L615[21:31:01]
<Forecaster> they orbit the planets
:P
L616[21:31:02]
<BrianH>
This might work for my needs
L617[21:31:42] <Michiyo> Well, yes. But my
statement stands, THIS approach it's on the right side :P
L618[21:32:23] <Michiyo> autodocking
L619[21:32:33]
<BrianH>
Forecaster ^ databus bitmaskable port
L620[21:33:31] <Michiyo> @Forecaster
docked up and ready to go
L621[21:33:42]
<BrianH> I
don't know if this is how I will do it yet, I may do a single
direction one in the ALU inputs
L622[21:33:50]
<BrianH>
instead of bidrectional bus IO
L623[21:33:54]
<Forecaster> I'll probably move the
carrier next weekend or so
L624[21:34:06]
<Forecaster> to give Lizzy a chance to
rejoin it too
L625[21:35:47]
<BrianH>
whatchya playin
L626[21:35:56]
<Forecaster> Elite
L627[21:40:48]
<Galaxtone>
I was messing around setting up something linux-based for
hours
L628[21:41:29] <Izaya> Kevin Rudd must
either be exceedingly careful or have plot armour or
something
L629[21:41:33]
<Galaxtone>
only to find a single setting needed to be turned on
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L631[21:41:46] <Izaya> not many people in
a political role would be game to speak out against the murdoch
press
L632[21:54:47]
<BrianH>
What's going on with murdoch now?
L633[21:58:19] <Izaya> Kevin Rudd, ex-PM
of Australia, is calling for a royal commision relating to the
Murdoch media empire's near monopoly on mainstream commercial media
in Australia
L634[21:59:17] <Izaya> petition's gotten
like 1000 signatures in the 10 minutes since I refreshed the
page
L635[21:59:24]
<BrianH>
You know
L636[21:59:34]
<BrianH>
<Murdoch has been in trouble for a lot of shit like that in the
past
L637[21:59:45] <Izaya> it's literally the
whole MO
L638[21:59:50]
<BrianH>
years ago they used to have ilegal connections with secret services
etc
L639[22:00:03]
<BrianH>
MO?
L640[22:00:09] <Izaya> modus
operandi
L641[22:00:14]
<BrianH>
ah
L642[22:01:45]
<BrianH>
so
L643[22:01:52]
<BrianH> I
typed that into google to see anything new on them
L644[22:01:56]
<BrianH>
and this is whta I got
L646[22:01:57] <MichiBot>
Modus
Operandi - This is The Fiesta (bideoklipa/videoclip/music
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L647[22:02:07]
<BrianH>
XD
L648[22:02:13] <Izaya> modus operandi is
like
L649[22:02:15] <Izaya> uh
L650[22:02:17] <Izaya> normal operating
procedure
L651[22:02:20] <Izaya> sorta thing
L652[22:02:34]
<BrianH> we
don't use that phrase here
L653[22:02:34]
<BrianH>
heh
L654[22:02:40]
<Ocawesome101> "mode of
operation" or something
L655[22:02:44]
<BrianH>
makes sense
L656[22:02:47] <Izaya> ye
L657[22:03:23]
<ThePiGuy24> now when will he shut
up
L658[22:03:34]
<BrianH>
what would I hear a Mainer say ...
L659[22:03:38]
<ThePiGuy24> or "be forced" to
shut up
L660[22:03:39]
<BrianH>
"buncha dimwits"
L662[22:04:17]
<ThePiGuy24> works here atleast
L663[22:04:37]
<BrianH>
I'm drinking motor oil
L665[22:06:12]
<BrianH>
motor oil and amoxicillin
L666[22:06:16]
<BrianH>
It's a great combination
L667[22:24:43]
<Kristopher38> modus operandi is usually
used to refer to how a particular criminal carries out his law
offences, e.g. how a particular serial killer usually commits his
murders
L668[22:25:28] <Izaya> mmm I think I heard
it on cop shows originally
L669[22:36:21] <Michiyo> @BrianH I've
heard/used MO a TON.. :P
L671[22:44:35] <CompanionCube> Izaya: how
will your country ever atone for inflicting murdoch on the world
:p
L672[22:45:00]
<ThePiGuy24> send australia to
australia
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L676[23:03:15]
<ThePiGuy24> new mx5 looks bad
L677[23:03:46] <Izaya> agreed
L678[23:03:58] <Izaya> I particularly
dislike the roof and rear window
L679[23:04:34]
<ThePiGuy24> it just looks like generic
sports car
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L681[23:23:59]
<bad at
vijya> some motherfucker stopped at a green light after changing
lanes in the solod white lines
L682[23:24:06]
<bad at
vijya> *solid
L683[23:42:50]
<BrianH>
need fat32 support on the ms dos kernel so I can load some stuff
from freedos..
L684[23:42:54]
<BrianH> am
I seeing things?
L686[23:43:04]
<BrianH> I
never noticed this on the CD I have
L688[23:44:19] <MichiBot> Ariri: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L689[23:44:20] <MichiBot>
【Hololive】To
whale or not to whale【English Sub】 | length:
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