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L1[00:21:20]
<Kristopher38> it says that the changes
are reverted after a restart
L2[00:21:46]
<Kristopher38> so maybe an utility to
inject the changes at every boot?
L3[00:55:25] <Amanda> I mean
L4[00:55:50] <Amanda> The microcode is
loaded every boot by the kernel is it not?
L5[00:56:10] <Amanda> Just a big ol binary
blob
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L8[00:59:23]
<Kristopher38> is it?
L9[00:59:32]
<Kristopher38> I honestly don't know
L10[01:01:18]
<Kristopher38> I would imagine microcode
just stays in some kind of cpu's internal eeprom and it's loaded at
boot by the cpu itself but with modern complexity I guess it could
be loaded by some little internal cpu like Intel ME
L11[01:02:00] <CompanionCube> Amanda: well,
not only the kernel
L12[01:02:25] <CompanionCube> also firmware
and whatever microcode it was shipped with
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L16[01:44:32] <Izaya> > Can you even
'root' a CPU? It's not like *nix is embedded into Intel
chips...
L17[01:44:45] <Izaya> I hope that was
sarcasm
L18[01:46:14] <Amanda> Intel did have am
atom cpu with a microkernel sideprocessor
L19[01:46:36] <Izaya> Current Intel ME runs
Minix, no?
L20[01:46:47] <Amanda> One of their iot
things, you could make the side cpu do some simple logic, then
sleep the main cpu
L21[01:47:03] <Amanda> Use it as a
programmable jntwrrupt
L22[01:47:24] *
Amanda yawns a big toothy yawn
L23[01:47:36] <Izaya> That's kinda
neat
L24[01:48:15] *
Amanda tucks in around Elfi, zzmews. -- tomorrow she gets to get
started on her we:l team of women haxorz
L25[01:49:46] <Amanda> I can't wait for
someone to make a video of them recruiting, then permadearh-killing
every person in London
L26[01:50:40] <Amanda> Anyways
L27[01:50:43] <Amanda> Night nerds
L28[01:50:47] <dequbed> Izaya: Yeah at
least the Atom chips ran something vague Minix-based.
L29[01:51:17] <dequbed> But Last I
checked(TM) Minix does not have true user accounts so you can't
exactly "root" it, you can only get kernel mode.
L30[01:52:22] <Izaya> Ah. Right on a
technicality then. Carry on :D
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L32[02:08:34] <grantlmul> having a blast
trying to see if i can get ocvm working on windows
L33[02:09:17] <grantlmul> a lot of this is
just `#ifdef windows` so far
L34[02:15:12] <Izaya> You're gonna have a
bad time once you get it running, you'll need external software to
get a VT100 compatible terminal
L35[02:16:30] <grantlmul> as far as i can
tell the operating system handles vt100 stuff
L36[02:24:13]
<bad at
vijya> yea
L37[02:24:17]
<bad at
vijya> w10 does that now
L38[02:25:00] <grantlmul> i was meaning
like openos
L39[02:44:52] <Michiyo> ugh... I need to
convert abgr hex to rgb triplets
L40[02:44:55] <Michiyo> in php
<_<
L41[02:48:27] <grantlmul> phpee
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L44[03:44:47]
<Forecaster> %tonk
L45[03:44:48] <MichiBot> Yippee!
Forecaster! You beat Swallow's previous record of 26 minutes and
8 seconds (By 5 hours, 36 minutes and 51 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L46[03:44:49] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 6 hours and 3 minutes! Forecaster also gained 0.00561
tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #2. Need 0.0797162 more
points to pass CompanionCube!
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L52[04:58:00] <Izaya> ocvm uses VT100 to
display the OC GPU, upon which OpenOS' VT100 implementation
rests
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L64[07:38:40]
<Forecaster> okay... time to try to
implement a copy of the floppy disk item...
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L66[07:50:31]
<Forecaster> hrm, maybe it'd be easier to
use the card reader from OpenSec instead...
L67[07:50:48]
<Forecaster> though I have about as good
of an idea how to do that as the floppy thing which is 0%
L68[08:11:35]
<Forecaster> hm... actually, I probably
want to use memory cards instead
L69[08:11:52]
<Forecaster> I don't need nor want a
filesystem behind them
L70[08:12:03]
<Forecaster> nbt data is more than
sufficient
L71[08:12:58]
<Forecaster> so a copy of an eeprom
basically, but with a custom name and texture
L72[08:13:02]
<Forecaster> is what I want
L74[08:23:49]
<Forecaster> ...
L76[08:23:53]
<Forecaster> kay
L77[08:28:01]
<Forecaster> thank goodness for recover I
guess
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<Forecaster> oh, hm
L80[08:34:14]
<Forecaster> how would one dynamically
read eeproms though
L81[08:34:26]
<Forecaster> a transposer can't access a
computer cases inventory
L82[08:35:18]
<Forecaster> maybe it'd be easier to just
implement my own system, and then make a reader/writer block that
talks to OC
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L85[08:49:37]
<BrianH>
CompanionCube: I feel like thats not something you would want to
create an article about
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L89[09:08:52]
<Forecaster> I should just be able to copy
the mag card stuff, but I need it to go into a slot into the
reader/writer so it can be automated...
L90[09:08:57]
<Forecaster> that's gonna be the tricky
part
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L92[09:31:29] <CompanionCube>
%tonkout
L93[09:31:30] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
CompanionCube, you were not able to beat Forecaster's record of 6
hours and 3 minutes this time. 5 hours, 46 minutes and 42 seconds
were wasted! Missed by 16 minutes and 17 seconds!
L94[09:31:35] <CompanionCube> oot
L95[09:34:27]
<bread™>
oot indeed
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L101[11:49:44] <Amanda> %remindme 3h10m oh
hey, observe puppers time
L102[11:49:44] <MichiBot> I'll remind you
about "oh hey, observe puppers time" at 10/29/2020
02:59:44 PM
L103[12:01:48]
<Forecaster> but that's illegal!
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L113[13:20:51]
<bread™>
why tf wont ctrl+b p/n work in tmux? everything else works
L114[13:23:03] <Amanda> Does your tmux
config unbind them?
L115[13:23:14]
<bread™>
lemme check
L117[13:25:09]
<bread™>
hm
L118[13:32:58]
<bread™>
still isnt working 🤔
L119[13:33:47]
<bread™>
right when i said that it started working
L120[13:33:51]
<bread™>
thankks tmux very cool
L122[13:37:01]
<Forecaster> cause there is no database,
duh
L123[13:37:04]
<Forecaster> I ate it
L124[13:37:36]
<bread™>
this only happens in tmux and TTY
L125[13:44:59] <Amanda> probably your PATH
is getting set in the wrong place, or similar.
L126[13:46:55] <Amanda> mmmm nutritional
paste.
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L129[14:54:27] <Inari> %pet Amanda
L130[14:54:28] <MichiBot> Inari is petting
Amanda with Forecaster's protip for life. Amanda regains 1d4 =>
2 hit points! Now you see Forecaster's protip for life, now you
don't!
L131[14:59:45] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
oh hey, observe puppers time
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L133[15:01:39]
<Forecaster> %sip
L134[15:01:41] <MichiBot> You drink a
boiling coralcreep potion (New!). 2 nearby pebbles suddenly shift
slightly in Forecaster's direction.
L135[15:25:42] <Inari> Interesting
L136[15:25:52] <Inari> Apparently theres
not that few VTubers with female avatars, but male voices
L137[15:47:26] <Michiyo> @Forecaster
whatcha doing? I got pinged on "OpenSec" lol
L138[15:47:45] <Amanda> He's creating a
mod for defining custom time units called seconds.
L139[15:49:10] <Michiyo> :P
L140[15:49:40]
<Forecaster> Michiyo I want to create a
data storage item (like an eeprom) that has a writer/reader with an
inventory that can be automated
L141[15:49:54]
<Forecaster> also %tonkout
L142[15:49:54] <MichiBot> Heckgosh!
Forecaster! You beat your own previous record of 6 hours and 3
minutes (By 15 minutes and 24 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L143[15:49:55] <MichiBot> Forecaster has
tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.006 tonk points!
plus 0.01 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
1.43041372, Position #2 Need 0.0637162 more points to pass
CompanionCube!
L144[15:50:23] <ben_mkiv> the thing from
OpenSecurity can be automated
L145[15:50:31]
<Forecaster> which thing?
L146[15:50:39] <ben_mkiv> the thing that
can write eeproms
L147[15:50:42] <ben_mkiv> card writer
iirc
L148[15:50:48]
<Forecaster> I also need read
L149[15:50:53] <ben_mkiv> it can,
too
L150[15:51:05]
<Forecaster> I didn't see a read
method
L151[15:51:25] <ben_mkiv> oh wait
L152[15:51:27] <ben_mkiv> maybe it
cant
L153[15:51:27]
<Forecaster> lemme check again
L154[15:51:37] <Michiyo> the writer? No,
but adding read would be easy
L155[15:52:04]
<Forecaster> well, I also want the items
to look like crates :P
L156[15:52:12] <Amanda> datapack!
L157[15:52:19] <ben_mkiv> well yea it cant
read apparently
L158[15:52:22] <Michiyo> can even rename
them there!
L159[15:52:29] <ben_mkiv> but as said,
that wont be a big deal
L160[15:52:49] <ben_mkiv> michiyo will
love to setup idea/eclipse to make you a custom build
L161[15:52:55] <ben_mkiv> i can see the
glare in her eyes
L164[15:53:02]
<Forecaster> that would simplify things a
lot for me :P
L165[15:53:22]
<bad at
vijya> S10 EV but good time
L166[15:53:33]
<Forecaster> I mean, I'll add it to my own
mod if I have to, I just have to figure out tile entities,
inventories, guis and OC's api
L167[15:54:15]
<Michiyo>
@Forecaster i can do it later today. Ill need to resetup the
project on jenkins and my workspace
L168[15:54:25] <ben_mkiv> i'm a little bit
surprised that no one before asked for read methods
L169[15:54:43]
<Forecaster> I started picking classes out
of OpenSec earlier, but I didn't understand any of it, so I was
going to go the tutorial route instead
L170[15:55:03]
<Forecaster> but just adding a custom
eeprom item with a texture would be a lot simpler
L171[15:55:08]
<Forecaster> possibly
L172[15:55:10]
<Michiyo>
1.12?
L173[15:55:13]
<Forecaster> yeah
L174[15:55:19]
<Michiyo>
Kk
L175[15:55:31]
<Forecaster> this is for the
MinecraftTycoon server thing
L176[15:55:42] <Amanda> PpenMCT
L177[15:55:47] <Amanda> OpenMCT*
L178[15:56:15] <Amanda> %choose launch MC
while waiting for pupper cameras to install again?
L179[15:56:16] <MichiBot> Amanda: Oh,
I've heard about that. You'll want to wait until tomorrow.
L180[15:56:38] <Amanda> I hope it doesn't
take until tomorrow to finish installing the pupper observation
deck!
L181[15:56:42] <ben_mkiv> well, basically
the read stuff is already there, it's just in the card/rfid
reader
L182[15:56:43]
<Forecaster> instead of using inert items
to move around and pay out static amounts I want to use a data
storage device I can stamp with location data so I can adjust the
payout based on distance
L183[15:56:50] <ben_mkiv> so it only has
to be "copied" to the card writer
L184[15:56:55]
<Forecaster> oh
L185[15:56:57]
<Forecaster> hm
L186[15:57:18]
<Forecaster> I might need to encrypt the
data in some way...
L187[15:57:33] <ben_mkiv> maybe some
little tweaks as rfid/magcards have lower capacity iirc
L188[15:57:33] <Amanda> ( EGS is a fuck
and confusing, but apparently the Activation Key UPlay wanted was
available in uplay itself. why the fuck uplay didn't populate
itself with that, who knows. )
L189[15:57:36]
<Forecaster> so users can't read the data,
then adjust it and trick the factories
L190[15:58:03]
<Michiyo>
El Goonish Shive?
L191[15:58:07]
<Michiyo>
:p
L192[15:58:16] <Amanda> unfortunately not,
Epic Games Store
L193[15:58:39]
<Michiyo>
Ahh yes... the worse EGS
L194[15:58:41] <Amanda> I should catch up
on that EGS though, I've fallen out of it
L195[15:58:42] <ben_mkiv> either encrypt
them, or create a hash that you store locally
L196[15:58:50] <ben_mkiv> for a hash a mag
card would probably be sufficient
L197[15:58:50]
<Michiyo>
Same
L198[15:59:03]
<Forecaster> EGS has evolved a lot since
the early days
L199[15:59:07]
<Forecaster> to say the least
L200[15:59:14]
<Michiyo>
Yes.. yes it has
L201[15:59:25] <dequbed> Amanda: For a
moment I was like "Why are you bringing in NASA mission
control into this" then I realized you made a pun :p
L202[15:59:44] <Amanda> dequbed: I made a
pun?
L203[16:00:11]
<Forecaster> ben_mkiv I need the receiving
factory to be able to derive the coordinates of the factory the
item came from to be able to calculate a distance
L205[16:00:46] <Amanda> oh, huh
L207[16:03:51] <Amanda> I'll be honest.
I'm still not entirely clear on what a pun is. Growing up I'd ask
in an IRC channel I was in, and all would happen was the channel
would devolve into what I assume are puns, and me getting angry at
the lack of an answer
L208[16:04:55] <Amanda> s/I assume/I (now)
assume/
L209[16:04:55] <MichiBot> <Amanda>
I'll be honest. I'm still not entirely clear on what a pun is.
Growing up I'd ask in an IRC channel I was in, and all would happen
was the channel would devolve into what I (now) assume are puns,
and me getting angry at the lack of an answer
L211[16:05:08]
<Forecaster> I think they're calling you
replying OpenMCT to my MinecraftTycoon a pun, which I'm not sure it
qualifies as
L212[16:05:46] <ben_mkiv> whole life is a
pun
L213[16:05:58] <ben_mkiv> %sip
L214[16:05:59] <MichiBot> You drink a
smelly cerulium potion (New!). When ben_mkiv drinks the last drop,
a bucket of water materializes above their head and dumps its
contents over them. They successfully evaded it with a 10 vs DC
8!
L215[16:06:30] <ben_mkiv> yea i could take
a shower actually
L216[16:06:59]
<Forecaster> I also would have liked to be
able to set a texture using the item data depending on the goods
type (determined by the factory)
L217[16:07:05] <ben_mkiv> and go shopping
and take another shower because its fucking raining the whole
day
L218[16:07:12] <ben_mkiv> -swearword
L219[16:07:36] <ben_mkiv> @forecaster that
sounds like a neat idea
L220[16:07:44] <ben_mkiv> you define an
item and it gets rendered on the card
L221[16:07:57] <ben_mkiv> michiyo add that
:P
L222[16:08:07]
<Forecaster> and with a custom item I
could also possibly make it so it can be made readonly, but once it
is it's stuck that way
L223[16:08:23] <Amanda> oh good. UPLay
still wants a CD Key, and if I insert the key uplay gives me.. it
says it's already redeemed. WHY WON'T YOU LAUNCH THE FUCKING GAME
THEN!?
L224[16:08:34] <ben_mkiv> mag cards have
write protection iirc
L225[16:08:34]
<Forecaster> wait, eeproms can't be
readonly
L226[16:08:36] <Amanda> Point UPlay at the
EGS install of the game... "Failed to validate"
L227[16:08:38]
<Forecaster> that's a floppy thing
L228[16:08:46] <Amanda> They can,
@Forecaster
L229[16:08:51] <Amanda> maybe not fromthe
card writer though
L230[16:09:34] <Amanda> guess I'll just
install WD:L through uplay then
L231[16:09:34] <ben_mkiv> and add an eprom
for forecaster
L232[16:10:19] <ben_mkiv> which reminds me
of one of my first jobs where i had to scratch labels from eproms
and expose them to uv light to erase them
L233[16:10:29] <ben_mkiv> these where the
days kids...
L234[16:11:12] <Izaya> tfw you don't have
a proper eraser so you just un-sticker them and put them in the sun
for a few hours
L235[16:11:28]
<Forecaster> well, if I can't manage those
things I can deal with people having to ship memory cards around,
but I'd like to keep it thematic if possible
L236[16:11:55] <dequbed> Izaya: Oh reminds
me, wanna know a fun thing about Mission Control Software?
L237[16:12:04] <Izaya> shoot
L238[16:12:05] <Michiyo> @Forecaster Can
you write up what all you need a nd I'll see what I can do?
L239[16:12:22] <Amanda> 1) a pony 2)
5.6billion dollars
L240[16:12:33] <ben_mkiv> s/a nd i'll see
what i/and i will tell ben/
L241[16:12:36] <Michiyo> No, and I'm
keeping it if I get it
L242[16:12:42] <ben_mkiv> whatever
L243[16:12:52] <dequbed> Izaya: So ESA has
this software called ECLIPSE. Which has nothing to do with the
other Eclipse software. Except it's in Java.
L244[16:13:02] <Michiyo> s\whatever\I used
the wrong slashes\
L245[16:13:06] <Michiyo> Orrr not
L246[16:13:11] <Michiyo> @FORECASTER
L247[16:13:16] <Michiyo> YOU BROKE
SED!
L248[16:13:16] <Michiyo> lol
L249[16:13:25] <ben_mkiv> %s/a nd i'll see
what i can/and i will tell ben has to/
L250[16:13:26] <Michiyo> test
L251[16:13:29]
<Forecaster> I did?
L252[16:13:35] <Michiyo>
s/test/test2/
L253[16:13:36] <MichiBot> <Michiyo>
test2
L254[16:13:36] <dequbed> It consists of
several modules, e.g. JAIL, AIM and PAM. Which have absolutely
nothing to do with what they sound like, JAIL is LDAP
authentication, AIM is action management and PAM is project
administration module.
L255[16:13:37] <Michiyo> Nah
L256[16:13:42] <ben_mkiv> s/a nd i'll see
what i can/and i will tell ben has to
L257[16:13:44] <Michiyo> Nah, turns out
ben is bad at stuff
L258[16:13:53]
<Forecaster> Need: the card writer to also
read
L259[16:13:55] <ben_mkiv> nah i bet it
cant handle the ` :P
L260[16:14:00] <ben_mkiv> s/a nd i\'ll see
what i can/and i will tell ben has to
L261[16:14:04] <Michiyo> test's
L262[16:14:09] <Michiyo>
s/test's/tested/
L263[16:14:09] <MichiBot> <Michiyo>
tested
L264[16:14:12] <Michiyo> nah
L265[16:14:13]
<Forecaster> Want: custom texture based on
data, permanent readonly, encryption
L266[16:14:13]
<ThePiGuy24> smh just run the command into
sed and dont do any sanitisation like normal people do
L267[16:14:13] <ben_mkiv> uhm
L268[16:14:17] <Michiyo> you're just bad
at stuff
L269[16:14:25] <ben_mkiv> s/a nd i\'ll see
what I can/and i will tell ben has to
L270[16:14:29] <ben_mkiv> s/a nd i'll see
what I can/and i will tell ben has to
L271[16:14:32] <ben_mkiv> sry for spam
:P
L272[16:14:32] <Izaya> dequbed: are these
names chosen to be misleading?
L273[16:14:35] <ben_mkiv> is it case
sensitive?
L274[16:14:54]
<Forecaster> yes, unless you /i
L275[16:14:55] <Michiyo> by default, yes?
I think
L276[16:15:01] <ben_mkiv> s/a nd I'll see
what I can/and i will tell ben has to
L277[16:15:02] <MichiBot> <Michiyo>
@Forecaster Can you write up what all you need and i will tell ben
has to do?
L278[16:15:02] <Michiyo> /i for case
insensitive
L279[16:15:05] <ben_mkiv> oh
L280[16:15:23] <ben_mkiv> yea then im bad
at this
L281[16:15:35] <dequbed> Izaya: You tell
me. The company is called Sapienza which is Italian. It's based in
the UK and has no Italian Office, staff members or founders.
L282[16:15:53] <Michiyo> Do you need an
extra item, or would a mag card work in this case if you could set
an icon/name?
L283[16:16:11] <Michiyo> and they already
have "locked" which means you can't modify them if
set
L284[16:16:15] <ben_mkiv> michiyo dont get
into item rendering if you dont want to spend days on it
L285[16:16:29]
<ThePiGuy24> %s/*/f/gi
L286[16:16:30] <MichiBot> Corded: Invalid
regex *
L287[16:16:37]
<ThePiGuy24> no u
L288[16:16:43] <Izaya> s/.*/f/gi
L289[16:16:43] <MichiBot>
<ThePiGuy24> ff
L290[16:16:51] <ben_mkiv> no %
L291[16:16:57] <Michiyo> % works
L292[16:16:58] <dequbed> Oh it turns out
the company has since then been sold/rebranded/whatever. So now
they are based in Holland
L293[16:16:59]
<Forecaster> well, mag card would work
with custom texture
L294[16:17:10] <Michiyo> % is for discord
use, but works with irc too
L295[16:17:20] <ben_mkiv> oh
L296[16:17:28] <ben_mkiv> %s/no u/sry for
my mistake michibot
L297[16:17:28] <MichiBot>
<ThePiGuy24> sry for my mistake michibot
L298[16:17:39]
<Forecaster> it might even be sufficient
to obfuscate the inner workings from the users (unless one of you
get on the server I guess)
L299[16:17:40]
<ThePiGuy24> discord has its own
substitution shit
L300[16:17:59]
<ThePiGuy24> discord has it's/ own
substitution shit [Edited]
L301[16:18:07]
<Forecaster> it uses SED, but it causes a
message edit
L302[16:18:07]
<ThePiGuy24> just edits your last
message
L303[16:18:14] <Michiyo> that only works
for your own messages, and eats the command
L304[16:18:22]
<Forecaster> hence %s
L305[16:20:12] <Izaya> dequbed,
CompanionCube: it may or may not interest you to know that I have
my RX 580 running stable at 1550Mhz/1.2V, 184Mhz above stock.
L307[16:21:30] <Izaya> still not maxing
the 4790 B)
L308[16:22:03] <dequbed> Izaya: That's
neat
L309[16:23:20]
<Forecaster> hm, 128 characters for mag
stripe should be more than enough for the data I need to
store
L310[16:24:07]
<Forecaster> also, the docs for
os_cardwriter.write has a mistake in it
L311[16:24:17] <Michiyo> I'm
shocked!
L312[16:24:18]
<Forecaster> it refers to the 3rd argument
both for locking and for color
L313[16:24:31]
<Forecaster> color should say 4th
argument
L314[16:24:36]
<Forecaster> :P
L315[16:24:58] <Amanda> Izaya: did you
ever get into making docs more sectioned for POS2? It's kinda
annoying browsing some docs with it, such as for pkgman -- I was
trying to figure out how that worked again recently
L316[16:25:26] <ben_mkiv> i dont see color
being mentioned at all?!
L317[16:25:38] <Izaya> afraid not, only
got into concept stuff
L319[16:25:56] <Izaya> the eternal "I
want to rewrite this but saner"
L320[16:26:02] <ben_mkiv> oh that
doc
L321[16:26:02] *
Amanda nods
L322[16:26:05] <Michiyo> Oh, the ingame
doc
L324[16:26:19] <Michiyo> lol
L325[16:26:25] <Michiyo> I can tell cause
I thought the same thing he did :P
L326[16:26:45]
<Forecaster> oh poo, the cards don't stack
once written, even if they have the same data
L327[16:26:46] <ben_mkiv> so we found 2
mistakes
L328[16:26:47] <Michiyo> make an issue
@"Forecaster" lol
L329[16:27:00] <ben_mkiv> nah, i'll fix
that online quick
L330[16:27:07] <Michiyo> @Forecaster
because they don't
L331[16:27:14] <Michiyo> they both have
different IDs
L332[16:27:18] <Michiyo> even with the
same data
L333[16:27:30]
<Forecaster> I want to write the entire
stack at once so they get the same id
L334[16:27:39]
<Forecaster> so they stack :>
L335[16:27:46] <Michiyo> they get their
own UUID on creation IIRC
L336[16:27:51] <Izaya> Anyway, that's
enough monster hunting, time for bed
L337[16:27:57] <Amanda> night Izaya
L338[16:28:00]
<Ocawesome101> but it's only noon!
L339[16:28:05]
<Forecaster> yeah it prints the uuid in
the return from the write method
L340[16:28:08]
<Ocawesome101> :p
L341[16:28:12]
<Ocawesome101> gnight izaya
L343[16:29:31] <Michiyo> Yeah
@"Forecaster" Mag/RFID cards get a unique UUID on
creation
L344[16:29:42] <Michiyo> and that is
included in their NBT
L345[16:30:00]
<Forecaster> it's kind of important
because loading/unloading a single item stack from a cart is too
fast
L346[16:30:17]
<Forecaster> a one-item stack rather
L347[16:30:33] <ben_mkiv> how is that
relevant?
L348[16:30:47]
<Forecaster> how is what relevant?
L349[16:31:01] <ben_mkiv> the time to
unload the cart
L350[16:31:22]
<Forecaster> because I don't want it to be
instantaneous
L351[16:31:41] <ben_mkiv> use a transposer
with delay :P
L352[16:32:15] <ben_mkiv> or let a robot
do the unloading if it can interact with the cart
L353[16:32:28]
<Forecaster> I don't have control over
that?
L354[16:32:49]
<Forecaster> I can't force players to
choke their unloading/loading except by increasing the amount of
items
L355[16:33:32]
<Forecaster> I can make factories eat and
output items slower, but that still allows the players trains to
load/unload very quickly
L356[16:35:16] <Michiyo> I.. could
possibly add a new card that overrides the UUID bit.
L357[16:35:32]
<Forecaster> otherwise I'll have to use
eeproms
L358[16:36:30] <Michiyo> well, if you opt
for eeproms you can lock them via the OC card writer
L359[16:36:34] <Michiyo> but AFAIK nowhere
else.
L360[16:36:53] <ben_mkiv> but are they
locked for writing in computers then?
L361[16:36:54]
<Ocawesome101> `eeprom.makeReadOnly`
exists
L362[16:36:56]
<Ocawesome101> iirc
L363[16:36:57]
<Forecaster> they stack when written,
although it still only writes one at a time it seems
L364[16:37:19] <Michiyo> oc respects
'oc:readonly'
L365[16:37:44]
<Forecaster> I'll use eeproms if I have
to, but I'll take a custom mag card too
L366[16:37:50]
<Forecaster> I just need stacks of them
:P
L367[16:38:30]
<Forecaster> I did some tests earlier on
while designing the factories and found the load/unload speed to be
important
L368[16:39:10] <ben_mkiv> it looks like
that if you set ignoreUUIDs in the opensecurity config, it'll
always return -1 as uuid
L369[16:39:11] <Michiyo> and yeah, the
card writer doesn't have a 'mass write' option, you'd just have to
loop it
L370[16:39:16] <ben_mkiv> which then
should lead to them stacking
L371[16:39:24] <Michiyo> it'll *return*
that yes, but it won't save that IIRC
L372[16:39:42] <Michiyo> or am I
misremembering that
L373[16:39:49]
<Forecaster> I'll test that, I'll just
have to restart mc
L374[16:40:06] <Michiyo> Hmm, looks like I
might be misremembering it
L375[16:40:14] <Michiyo> so yeah that
might work
L376[16:40:16] <ben_mkiv> well, it reads
the nbt once you move them somewhere else
L377[16:40:37] <ben_mkiv> it'll write some
uuid yea, but it'll never report that uuid to anything
L378[16:41:28]
<Forecaster> the card writer wont write if
the output slot is occupied though
L379[16:41:29]
<Forecaster> even with eeproms which can
stack
L380[16:41:35]
<Forecaster> `Allows for less secure
security` marvelous
L381[16:42:05] <ben_mkiv> %blame
michiyo
L382[16:42:06] *
MichiBot blames michiyo for Inari's lewdness!
L383[16:42:18] <Michiyo> What? People
wanted less secure security!
L384[16:42:19] <ben_mkiv> guess thats to
blame on amanda
L385[16:42:21] <Michiyo> so I added
it!
L386[16:42:52]
<Forecaster> I do want less secure
security in this case :P
L387[16:43:03]
<Forecaster> cause I don't care about the
uuid
L388[16:43:31] <ben_mkiv> the setting
influences other things in opensecurity tho
L389[16:43:38]
<Forecaster> I guess one security solution
would be to send the generated id of the newly written card to the
central factory server and add it to a list of acceptable
cards
L390[16:43:43] <ben_mkiv> iirc the radar
for example
L391[16:43:56] <Michiyo> ... does
it?
L392[16:44:18]
<Forecaster> then the receiving factory
could have poked the central server to verify the input, that would
keep players from trying to cheat with custom written cards
L393[16:44:24] <Michiyo> So it does.
L394[16:44:26] <Michiyo> neato.
L395[16:44:32]
<Forecaster> the comment only mentions
RFID and mag cards
L396[16:44:44] <Michiyo> Wait
L397[16:44:45] <Michiyo> yeah
L398[16:44:48] <Michiyo> no that's
right
L399[16:45:21] <Michiyo> the mag reader
has special handling for it. and the RFID reader just does what it
wants it seems :P
L400[16:45:29] <ben_mkiv> oh, ok
L401[16:45:55] <ben_mkiv> well the
magnetic reader wont report the player uuid if a card is used by a
player on the reader
L402[16:46:00] <Michiyo> yeah
L403[16:46:02] <Michiyo> String user =
Config.getConfig().getCategory("general").get("ignoreUUIDs").getBoolean()
? "player" : em.getDisplayNameString();
L404[16:46:06]
<Forecaster> can you allow writing a stack
at once too? :>
L405[16:46:16]
<Forecaster> it'd be great if that wasn't
a choke point in the factories
L406[16:46:16] <Michiyo> No, sorry.
L407[16:46:31] <Michiyo> writes are
instant, loop the write call?
L408[16:46:36] <Michiyo> but I'll see what
I can do..
L409[16:46:50]
<Forecaster> it wont write if the slot is
occupied.
L410[16:46:55]
<Forecaster> moving items is not
instant
L411[16:47:21] <Michiyo> I'm pretty sure
the slots don't allow stacking to fix.. an exploit I found early
on
L412[16:47:27]
<Forecaster> if it could write and stack
them in the output slot that would be fine, but it can't
L413[16:47:40] <ben_mkiv> put a hopper
below
L414[16:47:44]
<Forecaster> input slot allows inputting a
stack
L415[16:48:01] <Michiyo> yes the input
does, but the output slot had... issues with stacking
L416[16:48:05] <Michiyo> it was bad
:P
L417[16:48:24] <ben_mkiv> what
happened?
L418[16:48:26] <Michiyo> Looks like that
didn't make it into the newer MC branches though, so it might be
fine
L419[16:49:07] <Michiyo> I don't recall
the exact issue, but IIRC you could get unlimited cards if you
managed to stack slot 1
L420[16:49:36]
<Forecaster> hm, less secure security but
cards still wont stack
L421[16:49:56] <Michiyo> IDK if the stack
decrement stuff just didn't fire or what.. but it was broken
:P
L422[16:50:09] <Michiyo> Yeah.. I didn't
think that would help. It still stores the UUID it just doesn't
return it
L423[16:50:10]
⇨ Joins: EveryOS
(uid454739@id-454739.highgate.irccloud.com)
L424[16:50:20] <Amanda> UNLIMMITED ~power~
CARDS!
L425[16:50:22]
<Forecaster> it does store it and returns
it
L426[16:50:38] <Michiyo> Then you've done
something wrong :P
L427[16:50:43] <Michiyo> Or I have.
L428[16:50:49] <Michiyo> but more than
likely ben did
L429[16:50:50] <Michiyo> :D
L430[16:51:08] <ben_mkiv> no u
L431[16:51:11]
<Forecaster> there is no margin of error
on my end xD
L433[16:51:27]
<Forecaster> I just called
"write" and compared the stored id with the returned
id
L434[16:51:32]
<Forecaster> on two cards
L435[16:51:56] <Michiyo> if you're not
getting -1 back then *something* is wrong
L436[16:51:59] <ben_mkiv> well it *might*
return an UUID
L437[16:52:09] <ben_mkiv> on write
L438[16:52:13] <ben_mkiv> but might stack
anyways
L439[16:52:17]
<Forecaster> I saw something about -1 when
I was poking about the code
L440[16:52:21] <ben_mkiv> so did you try
to stack them in another inventory?
L441[16:52:33]
<Forecaster> I checked the nbt data on the
items
L442[16:52:46]
<Forecaster> they have the uuid the
function calls returned stored in them
L443[16:52:48]
<Forecaster> not -1
L444[16:52:56] <Michiyo> Everything
*SHOULD* run through the readFromNBT on the base card item
L446[16:53:18] <ben_mkiv> ah yea
right
L447[16:53:22] <ben_mkiv> it wont
stack
L448[16:53:24] <ben_mkiv> my fault
L449[16:53:29]
<Forecaster> if you'd prefer I will
implement my own stuff do get what I need :P
L450[16:53:33] <Michiyo> BUT it DOES write
that UUID out to the NBT directly in the writeToNBT that is first
called.
L451[16:53:39]
<Forecaster> it will take me some time,
but I will do it
L452[16:53:49] <ben_mkiv> it won't report
to the player but minecraft actually compares the NBT raw
L453[16:54:06] <ben_mkiv> if you write it
twice, it may work :P
L454[16:54:10] <Michiyo> lmao
L455[16:54:17] <Michiyo> @Forecaster I
don't mind either way
L456[16:54:35]
<Forecaster> "card is locked"
well shoot
L457[16:54:42] <ben_mkiv> lock it on the
2nd write then :P
L458[16:54:55] *
Amanda curls up around Elfi, sets up a small holographic window for
her to observe her observing puppers through
L459[16:55:05] <ben_mkiv> or try without
locking for science purpose
L460[16:55:31]
<Forecaster> tried with no locking, by the
time I put it in a chest to get the nbt it has a uuid
L461[16:55:45]
<Forecaster> same one both writes
returned
L462[16:57:58] <ben_mkiv> now that
shouldn't happen when it got written twice
L465[16:58:51] <Michiyo> Because I'm
awesome?
L466[16:59:05] <Michiyo> the Discord
profile pictures are handled by the bridge bot.
L467[16:59:11] <Michiyo> not by irc
magic.
L468[16:59:15] <EveryOS> Ah, gotcha
L470[16:59:55] <EveryOS> It's kind of
weird having different PFPs on Discord and IRC
L471[16:59:58] <EveryOS> Thanks
L473[17:00:14] <Michiyo> it *HAS* to be a
direct image URL, no landing pages or anything like that
L474[17:00:16] <EveryOS> Test
L475[17:00:56] <Michiyo> yeah, that looks
to actually be a landing page :P
L476[17:01:14] <EveryOS> Weird
L477[17:01:23] <Michiyo> atleast there is
HTML in the request body that the bot got
L478[17:01:26] <EveryOS> When I open it my
browser, it shows up as an image
L480[17:02:08] *
Michiyo shrugs
L481[17:02:15] <Michiyo> the reply the bot
got is html
L482[17:02:23] <EveryOS> Oh, maybe you
have to be authenticated to view the file
L483[17:02:31] <ben_mkiv> they may do some
shady browser refer/identification stuff
L484[17:02:33] <EveryOS> The HTML is
probably a forbidden page
L486[17:02:49] <Michiyo> in theory that'll
work
L488[17:03:08] <Michiyo> ok
L489[17:03:08] <EveryOS> Test
L490[17:03:19] <Michiyo> Hmm
L491[17:03:23] <EveryOS> Lemme reload
Discord
L492[17:03:30] <ben_mkiv> guess michiyo is
just bad at stuff
L494[17:03:56] <EveryOS> lol, guess I
won't be able to use my avatar on IRC, only on Discord
L495[17:04:20] <Michiyo> hang on
L496[17:06:15] <Michiyo> %avatar
L497[17:06:15] <MichiBot> Michiyo: Use
`!setmyavatar <url>`
L498[17:06:24] <Michiyo> ok, I wasn't
wrong that IS the right command
L499[17:06:24] <Michiyo> wtf
L500[17:06:45]
<Forecaster> This is pita
L502[17:08:17] <Michiyo> EveryOS, say
something?
L503[17:08:27] <EveryOS> Test
L504[17:08:33] <EveryOS> Thanks!
L505[17:08:40] <Michiyo> Ok, it works if I
call it directly
L506[17:08:51] <Michiyo> so why doesn't
the command work, and why am I getting an HTML response from
it
L507[17:09:10] <Michiyo> bah
L508[17:09:16] <Michiyo> too many things
going on at once
L509[17:09:18] <EveryOS> Maybe cloudflaire
or something?
L510[17:09:18] <Michiyo> foooocus
L511[17:09:26] <EveryOS> What is the
response?
L512[17:09:41] <Michiyo> I don't get the
actual body on the console
L513[17:09:49] <EveryOS> Ah, gotcha
L514[17:09:49] <Michiyo> just the error
from the command
L515[17:10:09] <Michiyo> for all I know
something broke between the bot, and my web script :P
L517[17:11:40] <EveryOS> Probably that the
IRC site I use provides the pictures, not the IRC itself
L518[17:13:09]
<Forecaster> IRC doesn't deal with
images
L519[17:13:29] <EveryOS> Yea, I'm guessing
it's the client I use that deals with images
L520[17:13:30]
<Forecaster> so yes
L521[17:14:00] <Michiyo> bah! I lost ALL
of my changelog generation stuff
L522[17:14:17] <Michiyo> and my curseforge
integration
L523[17:15:32] <Michiyo> one the one
hand.. it sucks loosing all the historical jenkins stuff
L524[17:15:36] <Michiyo> on the other
hand... ehhhh
L525[17:15:38] <Michiyo> lol
L526[17:15:45] <Michiyo> s/one//
L527[17:15:45] <MichiBot> <Michiyo>
the one hand.. it sucks loosing all the historical jenkins
stuff
L528[17:15:47] <Michiyo> damn it!@
L529[17:15:49] <Michiyo>
-[POSW(EJT-pjYT
L531[17:16:44] <Michiyo> IRCCloud users
see other IRCCLoud users profile pics.
L532[17:17:03] <EveryOS> Who here uses
IRCCloud?
L533[17:17:13] <Michiyo> also there is...
a "standard" for that so other clients can do them as
well, but it is NOT supported by most clients
L534[17:17:29] <EveryOS> Weird
L536[17:19:45] <EveryOS> What do users who
connect directly from the oc.cil.li thread have there?
L537[17:20:23] <Michiyo> whatever Esper is
using currently
L538[17:20:25] <Michiyo> TheLounge I
think
L539[17:20:40] <Michiyo> 99% of the people
here connect via a dedicated client.
L540[17:21:03] <EveryOS> Gotcha. For some
reason I thought people would use the forum's IRC lol]
L541[17:21:31] <Michiyo>
noooooo..oooooooo
L542[17:21:32] <Michiyo> No
L543[17:21:33] <Michiyo> lol
L544[17:22:55] <EveryOS> What other IRC
channels do people here use?
L545[17:23:17] <Michiyo> the official
#minecraft channel is on this network
L546[17:23:23] <Michiyo> lots of mods have
channels here
L547[17:23:35] <Michiyo> you *should* be
able to /list to see a full list of all channels here
L548[17:24:34] <EveryOS> Thanks
L549[17:25:36] ⇦
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L551[17:26:30] <Michiyo> Yes but you are
logged in to nickserv?
L552[17:26:36] <Michiyo> answer: no you're
not
L553[17:26:49] <Michiyo> /ns identify
password
L555[17:28:35] <Michiyo> Well, there ya
go!
L557[17:28:42] <Michiyo> nicks do get
dropped after ~30 days
L558[17:29:22] <Michiyo> So if you've not
logged in in ~30 days it'll get dropped
L559[17:29:38] <EveryOS> I just registered
earlier today
L560[17:29:59] <Michiyo> Well
L561[17:30:02] <Michiyo> it isn't
registered now..
L562[17:30:03] <Michiyo> soooo
L563[17:30:29] <EveryOS> Whatever
L565[17:37:32] <Michiyo> yeah.. no
L567[17:38:02] <Michiyo> There are 299 non
hidden/secret channels on Esper.
L568[17:38:17] <Michiyo> Oh, right and my
default search is limited to 5 or more users
L570[17:38:59] <Michiyo> 1895 non hidden
or secret channels
L572[17:40:16] <Michiyo> wow...
L573[17:40:21] <Michiyo> great job
IRCCloud.
L574[17:40:30] <Michiyo> Reason number way
to effin many not to use it.
L575[17:40:36] <CompanionCube> did you
remember to confir,
L576[17:41:05] <EveryOS> Have you ever
tried IRCCloud? You sound annoyed by it's existance
L577[17:41:39] <Amanda> I used it for
awhile, decided I'd rather a client that doesn't hang my laptop and
peg the CPU every time I came out of suspend
L578[17:42:06] <EveryOS> Ah, I've never
had that problem. It even works fine on my phone.
L579[17:42:28] <EveryOS> I use the website
though, so that might be part of it
L580[17:42:29] <Amanda> phone was fine,
the electron webapp they barely touched was the problem
L581[17:43:59] <EveryOS> On EsperNet, I
feel like I fit in. But on FreeNode, I feel like an impostor
L582[17:44:02]
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L583[17:44:10] <Caitlyn> Why yes I
have.
L584[17:44:13] <Caitlyn> I hate ot.
L585[17:44:16] <Caitlyn> it too.
L586[17:44:32] ***
Caitlyn is now known as Guest45519
L587[17:44:36] ***
Guest45519 was kicked by Michiyo (Guest45519))
L588[17:44:39] <Michiyo> Anyway
L589[17:44:49] <Amanda> I switched to
Quassel. Phone/Desktop clients, and I'm able to use my laptop
immediately upun resuming
L590[17:45:03] <Amanda> shared backlog and
history, everything I liked about IRCCloud
L591[17:45:14] <Amanda> only thin I miss
is the in-app file uploads,but that's what Nextcloud's for
L592[17:45:25] <EveryOS> Caitlyn logged
into their IRCCloud account just to say they do not like it
lol
L593[17:45:32] <EveryOS> I'll check out
Quassel
L594[17:46:35] <Michiyo> But yeah, I tried
IRCCloud out for a few weeks
L595[17:46:38] <EveryOS> Is anybody here
on any of the FreeNode channels? Do they feel like they fit in, or
no?
L596[17:46:39] <Michiyo> and I was not
impressed..
L597[17:52:31]
<Forecaster> I'm in #irssi on
freenode
L598[17:52:37]
<Forecaster> I never check it
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L600[17:58:00] <CompanionCube> i'm on a
lot of freenode channels
L601[17:59:22] <ben_mkiv> i'm playing way
to much starcraft2 lately -.-
L602[17:59:25] <ben_mkiv> i should delete
it
L603[17:59:54] <ben_mkiv> well, one more
match
L604[18:01:51]
<Forecaster> ben_mkiv: 600 days later:
"what year is it?!"
L605[18:03:57] <Michiyo> ^
L606[18:19:31] <ben_mkiv> ok, i won
L607[18:19:39] <ben_mkiv> time for rm -Rf
wine_sc2 ;_;
L608[18:21:49]
<Forecaster> it is now 2022, everything is
on fire now
L609[18:22:07] <ben_mkiv> so everything
like usual
L610[18:22:19]
<Forecaster> there's a bit more fire
L611[18:22:20] <ben_mkiv> at least it aint
cold anymore
L612[18:22:53] <ben_mkiv> steam
knows
L613[18:23:04] <ben_mkiv> they just send
me an email that an item on my wishlist is on sale
L614[18:23:23]
<Forecaster> see you in another 2
years
L615[18:23:46] <ben_mkiv> well it's an
adventure
L616[18:23:53] <ben_mkiv> so chances are
low to get trapped in devils circle
L617[18:24:07] <dequbed> Michiyo: How does
the %quote thing work again?
L618[18:24:08] <MichiBot> dequbed: No
quotes found for name 'thing work again?'
L619[18:24:21] <dequbed> Adding ones that
is
L620[18:24:23] <ben_mkiv> like i was about
to say 31GB free for new cat pics
L622[18:24:38]
<Forecaster> quote add <name>
<quote>
L623[18:24:51] <dequbed> %quote add
Michiyo Because I'm awesome?
L624[18:24:51] <MichiBot> dequbed: Quote
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L625[18:24:54] <dequbed> Thanks
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L627[18:25:21] <dequbed> Michiyo: Just for
clarification: You are <3 But the answer was just /too/
perfect
L628[18:25:23]
<Forecaster> %quote Michiyo
L630[18:26:31] <Michiyo> hahahah
L631[18:26:33] <Michiyo> I love that
one
L632[18:28:48] <ben_mkiv> xD
L633[18:29:04] <ben_mkiv> %subscribe
catfacts
L634[18:29:10] <ben_mkiv> why isn't that a
feature yet?
L635[18:29:12] <Michiyo> You've just
subscribed to cat facts!
L636[18:29:14]
<Ocawesome101> what do the colored bundled
cables in Project Red: Transmission do?
L637[18:29:18] <Michiyo> Cats use their
tails for balance and have nearly 30 individual bones in them!
<To cancel Daily Cat Facts, reply 'cancel'>
L638[18:29:25]
<Forecaster> transmit things
L639[18:29:27] <dequbed> @Oc be bundled.
and cables!
L640[18:29:29]
<Ocawesome101> well yeah
L641[18:29:39] <dequbed> 16 channels of
redstone, the old school way
L642[18:29:43]
<Ocawesome101> do the different colored
cables distinguish somehow between signals
L643[18:29:48] <dequbed> Yep
L644[18:29:51]
<Forecaster> yes
L645[18:30:06]
<Ocawesome101> i mean the different color
bundled cables
L646[18:30:12] <dequbed> Yep
L647[18:30:18] <Michiyo> so you can have
multiple bundles
L648[18:30:22]
<Ocawesome101> ie if i run a red bundled
cable into a blue bundled cable they won't crosstalk?
L649[18:30:26] <ben_mkiv> are you playing
1.7.10 or whats going on?
L650[18:30:29] <dequbed> Pretty sure,
yes
L651[18:30:30] <Michiyo> Yrd
L652[18:30:31]
<Forecaster> and the T2 redstone card can
interact with it
L653[18:30:33] <Michiyo> Yes too
L654[18:30:44]
<ThePiGuy24> bundled cables + oc =
powerful
L655[18:30:47]
<Forecaster> they wont connect yes
L656[18:30:55]
<Ocawesome101> ah i see now,
nevermind
L657[18:31:24]
<Ocawesome101> it is now time to finish my
tiny adder
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L660[18:47:19]
<Forecaster> about 75 points of data
collected about carrier jump fuel usage
L661[18:47:58]
<Forecaster> hopefully I can figure out a
formula for calculating it based on jump distance and used cargo
space (assuming that affects it)
L662[18:54:46]
<Ocawesome101> well, now that i fixed a
bug with it, it works and is s m o l :)
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L665[19:01:39]
<Kristopher38> @Ocawesome101 I see you're
a man of culture as well
L666[19:02:49]
<Ocawesome101> :D
L667[19:03:27]
<Kristopher38> it just so happens that I
decided to go back to building my cpu in projectred today
L668[19:06:43]
<Ocawesome101> neat
L669[19:06:53]
<Ocawesome101> the state cell could easily
be a hardware watchdog
L670[19:14:19]
<Kristopher38> well I guess it's one of
its uses
L671[19:14:40]
<Kristopher38> or to make a hardware
timer
L672[19:16:07]
<Kristopher38> well a watchdog is a kind
of timer
L673[19:16:23]
<Ocawesome101> there isn't a way to nest
ICs right?
L674[19:16:32]
<Ocawesome101> i.e. i can't put circuit 1
into circuit 2?
L675[19:17:43]
<Forecaster> no
L676[19:18:54]
<Kristopher38> this was theoretized before
the maintainer gave up on projectred
L677[19:19:19]
<Kristopher38> but sadly no
L678[19:19:32]
<Kristopher38> this is good though, it
puts some limitations to it
L679[19:20:10]
<Kristopher38> you work around it by
putting as much as possible into one IC
L680[19:20:45]
<Ocawesome101> yup
L681[19:21:07]
<Forecaster> (or use a microcontroller
instead) cough
L682[19:21:10]
<Ocawesome101> i wonder if i could do it
through nbt editing thinks
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L685[19:23:44]
<Kristopher38> If you want a way for an
easier copy-paste, there's a fork that implemented that
L686[19:24:47]
<Kristopher38> if you want to make the
schematic area larger I'd suggest looking into the source code,
there are most likely some constraints implemented for max size of
64x64
L687[19:25:26]
<Kristopher38> so you'd have to hack
it
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L698[19:44:17]
<Kristopher38> whoops, I crashed PR
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L701[19:51:55] <CompanionCube> Izaya: TIL
that BT's prestel thingy involved hardware that basically came with
a microkernel in ROM.
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L706[20:00:22]
<Forecaster> you can't send your password
to nickserv on freenode to log in on esper
L707[20:01:17] <EveryOS> Same password for
both
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L710[20:03:49] <EveryOS> Even though I
literally did not change it
L711[20:04:06]
<Forecaster> maybe you typed it wrong the
first time
L712[20:05:16] <EveryOS> I dunno. It looks
like I also need to reset my password on FreeNode too, though. It
didn't accept my password on FreeNode or EsperNet, until I reset my
EsperNet password
L713[20:06:15]
<Forecaster> I've never really had an
issue with nickserv
L714[20:06:44]
<Forecaster> %tonk
L715[20:06:46] <MichiBot> Awesome!
Forecaster! You beat your own previous record of <0 (By 4
hours, 16 minutes and 50 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L716[20:06:46] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 4 hours, 16 minutes and 50 seconds! No points gained for
stealing from yourself. (Lost out on 0.00428)
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L719[20:45:14]
<Forecaster> ah yes, someone's already got
a formula for carrier fuel usage
L720[20:45:15]
<Forecaster> cool
L721[20:45:32]
<Forecaster> it matches with my table, so
that's good
L722[20:46:14]
<Forecaster> I can possibly incorporate
that in my Carrier Lyft website I will make (eventually)
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L725[20:55:06]
<Forecaster> gonna have to write down the
concept for that so I have it
L726[21:08:20] *
Michiyo screams
L728[21:12:17]
<Ocawesome101> uses a custom IC for
converting colors to adder inputs, and another one for the
adders
L730[21:12:56]
<Forecaster> Amanda in action
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L732[21:13:52] <chris> hi
L733[21:13:54] <Amanda> panel 5) Leave mr
mouse in the airport or on the plane, buy a new one
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L735[21:14:57] <chris2> hi
L736[21:15:05] <Amanda> hi
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<Forecaster> %bye
L740[21:19:04] <MichiBot> Forecaster: Oh,
well, bye I guess...
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L742[21:39:42]
<DEMONitized
boi> Can someone please tell me what's wrong with my code? I
don't see any issues but it's not working so I'm hoping someone
could help
L743[21:40:58]
<Ocawesome101> well
L744[21:41:07]
<Ocawesome101> first we need to know your
issue and see your code
L745[21:41:17] <Amanda> Don't ask to ask,
just ask
L746[21:41:31] <Lizzy> issue with code:
lack of it
L748[21:43:23]
<DEMONitized
boi> What it should do is sound an alarm, wait five seconds,
close/open the door, wait five seconds, then turn off the
alarm
L750[21:48:23]
<Michiyo>
@DEMONitized boi And the issue?
L751[21:48:32]
<Michiyo>
Let me guess component is nil or something?
L752[21:49:26]
<Michiyo>
`local component = require('component')`
L753[21:56:46]
<BrianH>
OCawesome you know you could make it 1 RS tick
L754[21:56:50]
<BrianH> an
adder like that
L755[21:57:14]
<bad at
vijya> jesus fuck
L756[21:57:20]
<bad at
vijya> windows is running slow as fuck
L757[21:57:32]
<BrianH>
oldnews
L758[21:57:36]
<bad at
vijya> i mean
L759[21:57:39]
<bad at
vijya> worse than usual
L760[21:58:42]
<Ocawesome101> what, by putting it all
into one IC? @BrianH
L761[21:58:46]
<Ocawesome101> i might do that at some
point idk
L762[21:59:00]
<BrianH>
Sure
L763[21:59:13]
<BrianH>
first of all ocawesome, how many bits is this adder now? two 16 bit
numbers?
L764[21:59:40]
<Ocawesome101> two 8 bit so i can use a
single bundled cable for input
L766[22:00:19]
<bad at
vijya> at least it should be
L767[22:00:23]
<BrianH>
what kind of carry is it?
L768[22:00:31]
<Ocawesome101> ripple carry
L769[22:00:36]
<bad at
vijya> oh no, it's on my fucking HDD
L770[22:00:38]
<bad at
vijya> for some reason
L771[22:00:57]
<bad at
vijya> which windows hates, for some reason
L772[22:01:10]
<BrianH>
so, I have found I can stuff as many as 192 bits in one IC, of
RAM.
L773[22:01:10]
<Ocawesome101> if i do put it on a single
IC i wanna find the PR fork that has copy-paste in the IC
editor
L774[22:01:12]
<BrianH>
however
L775[22:01:13]
<Ocawesome101> nice
L776[22:01:38]
<BrianH>
its still too small to one shot two 8 bit numbers. Is the output 8
bits?
L777[22:01:50]
<BrianH> or
16 or what
L778[22:01:51]
<Ocawesome101> yes
L779[22:01:54]
<Ocawesome101> out is 8
L780[22:01:55]
<BrianH>
ok
L781[22:02:08]
<BrianH> so
you need 256 outputs. You could do it in as little as 2 ICs
L782[22:02:27]
<Ocawesome101> this is an adder, not a
decoder
L783[22:02:35]
<BrianH>
there is no difference
L784[22:02:48]
<Ocawesome101> ???
L785[22:03:09]
<BrianH>
adders, subtractors, ALUs, it doesn't matter. They are all
decoders.
L786[22:03:18]
<BrianH>
they are just arranged differently
L787[22:05:03]
<Ocawesome101> o dpm
L788[22:05:05]
<Ocawesome101> oops
L789[22:05:21]
<Ocawesome101> i don't see how an
arrangement of 2 XOR gates, an AND, and an OR is a decoder?
L790[22:12:40]
<Kristopher38> i mean, it kinda maps one
set of inputs into another set of inputs
L791[22:12:50]
<BrianH>
you are decoding information arranged in two 8 bit pairs of numbers
into an output that is usable. When you do complicated logic
systems networks even in analog circuitry you can represent that
entire unit as one function
L792[22:12:51]
<Kristopher38> outputs*
L793[22:13:06]
<BrianH>
you're just recoding from one form to another
L794[22:13:11]
<bad at
vijya> nani the fuck
L795[22:13:17]
<bad at
vijya> game is on SSD
L796[22:13:24]
<bad at
vijya> but windows is also trying to hit my HDD
L797[22:13:28]
<Kristopher38> @Ocawesome101 let me find
you a link to it
L798[22:13:40]
<Kristopher38> you could've just asked me
earlier :D
L799[22:13:48]
<Ocawesome101> :P
L800[22:13:50]
<Ocawesome101> thank you
L802[22:14:41] <Amanda> AC: temp drive is
probably on the hdd
L803[22:14:55]
<bad at
vijya> why the fuck did it put it on the hdd--oh yeah,
windows
L804[22:15:32] <Amanda> I mean, linux uses
an in-memoey device for /tmp
L805[22:15:59] <Amanda> You probably don't
want %TEMP% on a ssd though
L807[22:16:10] <Amanda> At least, not of
you care about the ssd
L808[22:16:22]
<bad at
vijya> windows doesn't care about the SSD
L809[22:16:25]
<bad at
vijya> also windows doesn't like this hdd
L810[22:16:26]
<Kristopher38> you can compile that
yourself or I can send you compiled jars if you feel like trusting
me
L811[22:17:08] <Amanda> Don't do it! Last
time I trusted kris I got an email with the title stinky
cheese
L812[22:17:12]
<Ocawesome101> i think i feel like
trusting you
L813[22:17:26]
<Ocawesome101> i don't like compiling
java
L814[22:17:52]
<Kristopher38> yes, a really bad one
stinky cheese that spoiler in my fridge
L815[22:18:07] <Amanda> I had to burn all
clothes I may have ever worn while online, and buy my computer in a
pit with rocks and boulders
L816[22:18:15]
<Kristopher38> you're on 1.12.2, am I
right?
L817[22:18:17] <Amanda> Bury*
L819[22:19:47] <MichiBot>
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L820[22:20:20]
<bad at
vijya> oh nice
L821[22:20:30]
<bad at
vijya> now steam is just going braindead
L822[22:20:37]
<bad at
vijya> [x] i think my windows install is borked
L823[22:20:50] <Amanda> You know
L824[22:20:51]
<bad at
vijya> WHAT
L825[22:20:53]
<bad at
vijya> I UNINSTALLED
L826[22:20:57]
<bad at
vijya> THE FUCKIN BTRFS DRIVERS
L827[22:21:43] <Amanda> Wish how much shit
goes wrong with my, and my family's lives irl, I'm genuinely
confused about how other people's win/mac/linux installs all seem
to be so cursed
L828[22:21:57] <Amanda> Like
L829[22:22:28] <Amanda> We'll go on
vacation somewhere and it'll be thunderstorms all week, but we've
never had a cursed install
L830[22:23:35]
<bad at
vijya> I HAVE UNINSTALLED THE DRIVERS
L831[22:23:38]
<bad at
vijya> THREE TIMES NOW
L832[22:23:55] <Amanda> Sounds sus
L833[22:24:13] <Amanda> You sure the
drivers were legit?
L834[22:24:21]
<bad at
vijya> YES
L835[22:24:22]
<bad at
vijya> caps
L836[22:24:47]
<bad at
vijya> anyways
L837[22:24:53]
<bad at
vijya> this shit is really angering me
L838[22:25:03]
<bad at
vijya> because a fucking windows update broke my goddamn btrfs
drivers, first of all]
L839[22:25:08]
<bad at
vijya> and now i can't uninstall them
L840[22:25:23] <Amanda> At least all your
documents weren't translated into swahili
L841[22:26:41]
<bad at
vijya> thank F U C K
L842[22:26:44]
<bad at
vijya> it finally uninstalled
L843[22:28:07] *
Amanda deletes Inari's hard drives, and her backups
tok
L845[22:28:28]
<bad at
vijya> [screaming]
L846[22:29:40]
<DEMONitized
boi> ~~delete system32~~
L847[22:29:54]
<bad at
vijya> my
L848[22:29:55]
<bad at
vijya> fucking
L849[22:29:58]
<bad at
vijya> ds3 won't work in wine
L850[22:30:40] <Amanda> No, I don't think
the 3ds uses windows
L851[22:30:46] *
Amanda flees
L852[22:30:48]
<bad at
vijya> what
L853[22:32:29]
<DEMONitized
boi> > `local component = require('component')`
L854[22:32:53]
<bad at
vijya> >windows nuked the .acf file
L855[22:32:56]
<bad at
vijya> because of course it did
L856[22:33:08]
<Michiyo>
Then you don't have the alarm component properly
L857[22:33:14]
<Michiyo>
oh.. component.get...
L858[22:33:15]
<Michiyo>
no..
L859[22:33:34]
<Michiyo>
.get is if you're using short UUIDs like just the first 5-6
characters
L860[22:33:43]
<Michiyo>
you need to component.proxy(UUID)
L861[22:33:51]
<DEMONitized
boi> Ah I see.
L862[22:33:52]
<Michiyo>
or component.proxy(component.get(shortuuid))
L863[22:34:03]
<Michiyo>
get finds the full UUID for your short uuid
L864[22:36:17]
<bad at
vijya> windows also nuked my firefox stuff
L865[22:40:07] <Amanda> all the more to
make you use Edge!
L866[22:40:19]
<DEMONitized
boi> ew no
L867[22:40:33]
<bad at
vijya> and now my ds3 isn't working
L868[22:40:49]
<bad at
vijya> i can't tell if my controller finally gave up or if
windows broke my ds3 drivers
L870[22:41:43]
<DEMONitized
boi> one didn't close
L871[22:41:45]
<DEMONitized
boi> big sad
L872[22:44:45]
<bad at
vijya> >just want to play plane game
L873[22:44:56]
<bad at
vijya> >lmao stuck inputs
L874[22:50:44] ⇦
Quits: t20kdc
(~20kdc@cpc139384-aztw33-2-0-cust220.18-1.cable.virginm.net)
(Remote host closed the connection)
L875[22:51:31] <Amanda> you wanted to
continuously roll, right?
L876[22:51:43]
<DEMONitized
boi> me?
L877[22:52:43] <Amanda> no
L878[22:52:53]
<DEMONitized
boi> ah ok
L879[22:57:01]
<bad at
vijya> i can't even try to fight
L880[22:57:07]
<bad at
vijya> god this sucks
L881[22:57:24]
<bad at
vijya> the windows controller test thing doesn't show the input
sticking
L882[22:57:26]
<bad at
vijya> wtf
L883[23:18:02]
<bad at
vijya> man
L884[23:18:03]
<bad at
vijya> i love this
L885[23:18:04]
<bad at
vijya> i keep
L886[23:18:08]
<bad at
vijya> having to open this controller back up
L887[23:18:22]
<bad at
vijya> because one side's trigger/shoulder button assembly keeps
slipping out
L888[23:18:29]
<bad at
vijya> because it's held in place by TENSION
L889[23:22:20]
<bad at
vijya> i am about to blow my brains out
L890[23:42:09]
<Ocawesome101> i now have a tiny, instant
8-bit adder :^)
L891[23:46:13]
<Ocawesome101> well, 1-tick
L892[23:52:01] <Michiyo> I hate/love
OneDrive.
L893[23:52:32] <Michiyo> It's great that
it lets me sync and offload my huge ass documents directory without
resorting to mapping that directory to another drive which causes
issues with FFXIV..
L894[23:52:57] <Michiyo> but at the same
time trying to navigate said directory is PAINFULLY slow
<_>
L895[23:53:01] <Vexaton> uni gives every
student 50GB seafile storage hosted on campus
L896[23:53:06] <Vexaton> that's pretty
nice
L897[23:54:27] <Amanda> %choose waves or
sleeps l
L898[23:54:27] <MichiBot> Amanda: Haven't
you always gone with "waves"? Hm, maybe not.
L899[23:54:27] <Michiyo> I had my docs
mapped to a drive on my sever..
L900[23:54:35] <Michiyo> but FFXIV choked
on that
L901[23:55:52] <Vexaton> on windows?
L902[23:56:08] <Vexaton> didn't even know
you could link drives on windows
L903[23:56:18] <Vexaton> or
directories