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<Doot> How
do you get arguments?
<Doot> How
do you get arguments?L4[00:32:42] <Izaya> arguments are
accessible as ...
L5[00:32:50] <Izaya> usually one will do
something along the lines of
L6[00:32:53] <Izaya> tArgs = {...}
L7[00:33:50] <Doot> Then
isn't it arg[1] to use them?
<Doot> Then
isn't it arg[1] to use them?L8[00:35:05] <Izaya> if you do arg = {...}
then it'd be arg[1] for the first argument
L9[00:35:16] <Izaya> if you call it tArgs
it'd be tArgs[1] for the first argument
L10[00:35:17] <Doot>
Thanks
<Doot>
ThanksL11[00:35:18] <Izaya> etc etc
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L13[01:10:52] <CompanionCube> Izaya: so i
happened to look at my router's upnp page
L14[01:11:36] <CompanionCube> there's
announcements there for my IP, for a port nothing seems to be
listening on - wtf?
L15[01:22:11] <Ocawesome101> little side project of
mine, possibly cc Izaya: https://asciinema.org/a/UkaFC6t6RMq3R0eMFnBnxUJbP
<Ocawesome101> little side project of
mine, possibly cc Izaya: https://asciinema.org/a/UkaFC6t6RMq3R0eMFnBnxUJbPL16[01:25:52] <Izaya> CompanionCube: ISP
router?
L17[01:26:00] <CompanionCube> yes
L18[01:26:09] <Izaya> Ocawesome101: reminds
me of minix in that it has the reincarnation server
L19[01:26:21] <Izaya> occam's razor,
probably just shitty firmware being buggy
L20[01:26:35] <CompanionCube> but
*something* registered it
L21[01:26:42] <Ocawesome101> it was vaguely inspired my
minix but not really
<Ocawesome101> it was vaguely inspired my
minix but not reallyL22[01:26:52] <CompanionCube> and the UI
indicates it shouldn't stick around forever if that's the
case
L23[01:27:21] <Izaya> p neat
L24[01:27:36] <Izaya> I feel it's worth
noting that PsychOS is an exokernel though :^)
L25[01:28:29] <Izaya> CompanionCube: start
capturing UPnP packets and see what's registering it?
L26[01:28:42] *
CompanionCube just opened Wireshark.
L27[01:35:54] *
CompanionCube cranks up the 'announcement' lifetime to once prer
minute
L28[01:35:58] <CompanionCube> i can't be
fucked waiting 30
L29[01:37:16] <CompanionCube> Izaya: lol
all the entires are gone now. hopefully nothing else is broken
v0v
L30[02:15:44] <CompanionCube> Izaya: well
it hasn't returned
L31[02:16:06] <CompanionCube> that would be
some weirdly glitched firmware lol
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L33[02:38:19] <Ocawesome101> Izaya: uKernel is also
that, it just happens to be very robust while doing so
<Ocawesome101> Izaya: uKernel is also
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and spit up the resulting hairballs into Inari's shoea
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L37[03:26:57] <Amanda> Night nerds
L38[04:12:51] <Saghetti>
@Ocawesome101 i mentioned this before, but have you tried out osdev
on real hardware yet?
<Saghetti>
@Ocawesome101 i mentioned this before, but have you tried out osdev
on real hardware yet?L39[04:13:00] <Saghetti>
(it's fun (kind of))
<Saghetti>
(it's fun (kind of))L40[04:13:08] <Ocawesome101> i haven't - if i do it'll
be for risc-v
<Ocawesome101> i haven't - if i do it'll
be for risc-vL41[04:13:25] <Saghetti>
cool
<Saghetti>
coolL42[04:19:56] <Ocawesome101> and probably OC2, because
virtio
<Ocawesome101> and probably OC2, because
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L44[04:41:00] <Kodos> I'd
go try OC2 but honestly I'm so used to OC that I wouldn't have a
clue what to do
<Kodos> I'd
go try OC2 but honestly I'm so used to OC that I wouldn't have a
clue what to doL45[05:04:14] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL46[05:04:14] <MichiBot> Eureka!
Forecaster! You beat Ashirg's previous record of 9 hours, 56
minutes and 25 seconds (By 3 hours, 38 minutes and 56 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L47[05:04:15] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 13 hours, 35 minutes and 21 seconds! Forecaster also
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%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL50[06:43:45] <MichiBot> You drink a muddy
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L51[06:44:49] <Saghetti>
%quaff
<Saghetti>
%quaffL52[06:44:49] <MichiBot> You drink an
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L56[07:28:33] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL57[07:28:33] <MichiBot> You drink a
viscous quicksilver potion (New!). Vaur's eyes glow weather for 31
seconds.
L58[07:28:46] <Vaur> glow
weather ?
<Vaur> glow
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L61[09:08:03] <dequbed> Amanda: I finally
understand what TikTok is! :D https://twitter.com/matschnetzer/status/1450207534585892874
L62[09:08:05] <MichiBot> Mon Oct 18
21:09:54 UTC 2021 @matschnetzer: Ok, dieser #zib2-Moment ist jetzt
schon legendär... <https://t.co/XQPM2C1Naw>
L63[09:47:26] <Wattana> i
mistook a data card for a gpu
<Wattana> i
mistook a data card for a gpuL64[09:47:29] <Wattana>
\:)
<Wattana>
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speak German, but I'm guessing the relevant part is the hand dance
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when
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L78[12:07:29] <Forecaster> What's that, #6?
<Forecaster> What's that, #6?L79[12:12:20] <cat3232> hello
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L81[12:42:53] <Wattana>
anyone here have experience implementing file system stuff in
opencomputers?
<Wattana>
anyone here have experience implementing file system stuff in
opencomputers?L82[12:43:18] <Wattana> i
wanna try implementing a sort of VFS system with driver
support
<Wattana> i
wanna try implementing a sort of VFS system with driver
supportL83[12:43:58] <Amanda> I've made a couple
of filesystems in OpenOS, mostly stuff that pulls from remote
stuff
L84[12:46:40] <Wattana>
how should i go about implementing one?
<Wattana>
how should i go about implementing one?L85[12:47:08] <Izaya> do you want to
implement a VFS layer or a filesystem itself
L86[12:47:11] <Amanda> in OpenOS? You just
pass a table that pretends to be a filesystem component to the
filesystem library's "mount" command
L87[12:47:15] <Wattana> a
layer system
<Wattana> a
layer systemL88[12:47:37] <Amanda> ah
L89[12:47:46] <Izaya> well essentially
that's a system for redirecting function calls to the right
filesystem object
L90[12:48:02] <Wattana>
problem is idk how to internally represent everything
<Wattana>
problem is idk how to internally represent everythingL91[12:48:31] <Amanda> table of mountpath
-> fs component would work
L92[12:48:37] <Izaya> ^
L93[12:48:40] <Izaya> that's how PsychOS
does it
L95[12:50:26] <Wattana>
ok this should be a good starting point
<Wattana>
ok this should be a good starting pointL96[12:51:35] <Wattana>
how would the driver stuff work?
<Wattana>
how would the driver stuff work?L97[12:51:44] <Izaya> driver stuff?
L98[12:51:52] <Wattana>
e.g. unmanaged filesystem driver
<Wattana>
e.g. unmanaged filesystem driverL99[12:52:07] <Wattana>
huh wait i could to it like openos right
<Wattana>
huh wait i could to it like openos rightL100[12:52:09] <Amanda> It'd emulate a
filesystem component and get mounted into the path
L101[12:52:12] <Izaya> ^
L102[12:52:21] <Amanda>
s/path/table/
L103[12:52:22] <MichiBot> <Amanda>
It'd emulate a filesystem component and get mounted into the
table
L104[12:52:35] <Izaya> essentially you
want to make everything act the same to the VFS layer, which can
then act the same to software
L105[12:53:27] <Amanda> Components are
just tables of functions, nothing says or enforces that they have
to come from "component.proxy"
L106[13:00:15] <Wattana>
how do you determine what fs a file belong to using the mount
table?
<Wattana>
how do you determine what fs a file belong to using the mount
table?L107[13:00:59] <Izaya> in the case of
PsychOS I do substring matching. This is an inelegant but easy to
implement method.
L108[13:01:33] <Izaya> iterate through
each entry in the mount table looking for the longest string that
matches the start of the path in question
L110[13:04:05] <Izaya> actually
L111[13:04:10] <Izaya> scratch that that
was the previous method
L112[13:04:17] <Izaya> now I do the same
thing in reverse
L113[13:04:19] <Izaya> >.>
L114[13:04:21] <Wattana>
huh
<Wattana>
huhL115[13:04:27] <Wattana>
so what method are you using now?
<Wattana>
so what method are you using now?L116[13:04:45] <Izaya> well I take the
string then strip the last element of the path off repeatedly until
it matches a mountpoint
L117[13:05:20] <Wattana>
> strip the last element of the path off repeatedly
<Wattana>
> strip the last element of the path off repeatedlyL118[13:05:20] <Wattana>
why does that sound violent to me
<Wattana>
why does that sound violent to meL119[13:05:33] <Wattana>
and wouldnt that be slower than the prev method?
<Wattana>
and wouldnt that be slower than the prev method?L120[13:05:36] <Izaya> from a complexity
standpoint I imagine it's probably better but I'm not a computer
scientist, just a server maid
L121[13:05:55] <Izaya> well that depends
on how big the mount table is
L122[13:06:02] <Izaya> for a big mount
table, ripping the end off would be faster
L123[13:06:09] <Izaya> but for a smaller
one, it's probably slower
L124[13:06:16] <Izaya> I'm sure I had my
reasons
L125[13:07:11] <Wattana>
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<Wattana>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/xadukatuviL126[13:07:43] <dequbed> Amanda: Yes, it's
the old austrian dude doing weird tiktok dance completely
nonplussed while going "and now, the weather" part
:P
L127[13:08:06] <Izaya> yup
L128[13:08:25] <Izaya> it could probably
be implemented with tail call recursion if I thought of it at the
time
L129[13:08:34] <Wattana>
that sounds slower than the prev method but ok 😕
<Wattana>
that sounds slower than the prev method but ok 😕L130[13:08:49] <Izaya> again it depends on
how many elements you have to iterate over
L131[13:08:59] <Izaya> and also it's not
like matching strings is fast
L132[13:09:11] <Amanda> Haha
L133[13:09:16] <Wattana>
doesn't the second method also involve string matching?
<Wattana>
doesn't the second method also involve string matching?L134[13:09:28] <dequbed> Izaya: If you're
doing Lua string matching is the least of your performance worries
:P
L135[13:09:39] <Izaya> lua is good at
strings
L136[13:09:41] <Izaya> tm
L137[13:09:58] <Izaya> Wattana: in this
implementation, no
L138[13:10:25] <Izaya> I split the path
into a table once then re-concatenate repeatedly with less
elements
L139[13:10:39] <Izaya> https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-PsychOS2/src/branch/master/module/fs.lua#L16-L22
L140[13:10:49] <dequbed> Izaya: My point.
Ambigous grammar but that was ([…]doing Lua) (string matching is
the least […]) not (Lua string matching).
L141[13:11:55] <Izaya> hey wait what the
fuck is rc used for in this function
L142[13:12:02] <Izaya> local rc =
#segments
L143[13:12:04] <Izaya> why
L144[13:13:10] <Izaya> who knows!
L145[13:13:50] <Izaya> Wattana: previous
pattern matching implementation: https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-PsychOS2/src/commit/2f48091a0784b6a7a0c232696900309edb3f18f7/module/fs.lua#L12-L19
L146[13:14:45] <Izaya> though this may
also have been for a different VFS layout where only the first part
of the path specified the mountpoint
L147[13:17:14] <Izaya> I would like to add
though
L148[13:17:38] <Izaya> PsychOS is named
like it is for a reason
L149[13:18:38] <Izaya> especially shit
like this https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-PsychOS2/src/branch/master/module/fs.lua#L26-L32
L150[13:18:39] <Izaya> don't do that
L151[13:25:51] <Wattana>
sounds like PsychOS is partly a lesson in OS design
<Wattana>
sounds like PsychOS is partly a lesson in OS designL152[13:25:59] <Wattana>
and what not to do
<Wattana>
and what not to doL153[13:26:01] <Wattana>
xd
<Wattana>
xdL154[13:26:38] <Izaya> there are
situations where it makes sense
L155[13:26:58] <Izaya> but it's
cursed
L156[13:27:10] <Izaya> and yes, PsychOS is
very much where I try things that interest me even if they're
cursed
L157[13:27:38] <Izaya> but hey, I have
pkgfs and a neat documentation system and all sorts of shit to show
for it
L158[13:35:40] <Wattana>
just curious but
<Wattana>
just curious butL159[13:35:51] <Wattana>
<https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-PsychOS2/src/branch/master/module/fs.lua#L9>
<Wattana>
<https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-PsychOS2/src/branch/master/module/fs.lua#L9>L160[13:36:08] <Wattana>
perhaps you didnt know about `table.insert()` when you were
developing it?
<Wattana>
perhaps you didnt know about `table.insert()` when you were
developing it?L161[13:36:31] <Izaya> that's just a
habit
L162[13:36:53] <Izaya> when you're using
short table names that uses less bytes than table.insert
L163[13:39:36] <Izaya> can make a decent
difference in EEPROMs
L164[13:42:00] <Wattana>
`return table.concat(segments, "/", 1, i),
table.concat(segments, "/", i+1)`
<Wattana>
`return table.concat(segments, "/", 1, i),
table.concat(segments, "/", i+1)`L165[13:42:00] <Wattana>
how should the returned strings look?
<Wattana>
how should the returned strings look?L166[13:43:00] <Izaya> well that function
returns the index in the mount table for the filesystem the path
belongs to, and the path on that filesystem
L167[13:43:19] <Izaya> so for
/boot/test.txt, assuming /boot was mounted, it'd give you /boot,
/test.txt
L168[13:45:34] <Wattana>
uh i think ur algo is failing
<Wattana>
uh i think ur algo is failingL169[13:45:52] <Izaya> works on
PsychOS
L170[13:45:53] *
Izaya shrugs
L173[13:46:40] <Wattana>
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<Wattana>
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[Edited]L174[13:48:26] <Wattana>
maybe i should use the prev method you used
<Wattana>
maybe i should use the prev method you usedL175[13:48:42] <Izaya> remove the
proceeding /
L176[13:49:02] <Izaya> preceeding?
L177[13:49:06] *
Izaya squints
L178[13:49:28] <Izaya>
fsmounts[table.concat(fs.segments(path),"/")] =
proxy
L179[13:50:02] <Wattana>
>Izaya: fsmounts[table.concat(fs.segments(path)…
<Wattana>
>Izaya: fsmounts[table.concat(fs.segments(path)…L180[13:50:02] <Wattana>
how does that event work lmao
<Wattana>
how does that event work lmaoL181[13:50:27] <Izaya> well it segments it
out into a table then re-concatenates it with / between each
segment
L182[13:50:29] <Izaya> that's used as the
index
L183[13:50:40] <Izaya> it's probably the
shortest way I could normalise the path
L184[13:51:20] <Izaya> anyway, the end
result is that it removes the prefix and suffix /
L185[13:52:18] <Izaya> and also forces it
to have exactly one / between each segment
L186[13:52:20] <Izaya> normalised :)
L187[13:52:51] <Wattana>
im tempted to use your prev method because it seemed easier to
implement
<Wattana>
im tempted to use your prev method because it seemed easier to
implementL188[13:53:15] <Izaya> previous method is
very simple but also only allows for one level of mountpoints
L189[13:53:28] <Izaya> suitable if you're
aiming for a uhhhh 60s era design though
L190[13:53:53] <Wattana>
one level?
<Wattana>
one level?L191[13:54:07] <Izaya> only the first
segment of the path specifies the mount point index
L192[13:54:36] <Izaya> wonderfully simple,
and allows you to have a completely fake / filesystem
L193[13:54:54] <Izaya> but also you can't
have anything mounted under anything else
L194[13:55:23] <Wattana> I
see
<Wattana> I
seeL195[13:55:56] <Wattana>
how do I fix the second method then bc idk how to
<Wattana>
how do I fix the second method then bc idk how toL196[13:56:03] <Izaya> you
L197[13:56:14] <Izaya> you just make sure
the indexes don't have a / on the start or end
L198[13:56:25] <Izaya> it will never match
something with a / on the start or end
L199[13:56:37] <Wattana>
so no `["/"] = "root"`?
<Wattana>
so no `["/"] = "root"`?L200[13:56:40] <Wattana>
so no `["/"] = "root"` either? [Edited]
<Wattana>
so no `["/"] = "root"` either? [Edited]L201[13:56:50] <Izaya> that's a
fallback
L202[13:57:02] <Izaya> you could call it
literally anything and if that was your fallback option it'd
work
L203[13:57:23] <Izaya> line 23
L204[13:59:13] <Wattana> i
see it works now that I remove pre/proceeding slashes from mount
points
<Wattana> i
see it works now that I remove pre/proceeding slashes from mount
pointsL205[14:00:51] <Izaya> :)
L206[14:03:30] <Wattana>
so uh i discovered a hack to get the root slash \:)
<Wattana>
so uh i discovered a hack to get the root slash \:)L208[14:03:53] <Wattana> u
think it will fail?
<Wattana> u
think it will fail?L209[14:04:02] <Izaya> I guess you could
do that
L210[14:04:03] <Wattana>
seem to work fine for me
<Wattana>
seem to work fine for meL211[14:04:06] <Izaya> it just seems
unnecesary
L212[14:04:37] <Izaya> it's an internal
data structure that should probably only be interacted with via
mount/umount functions that you can normalise transparently
L213[14:05:42] <Wattana>
without the preceeding slash idk how i would be able to specify the
root filesystem
<Wattana>
without the preceeding slash idk how i would be able to specify the
root filesystemL214[14:06:02] <Izaya> the root filesystem
is whatever the default fallback is
L215[14:06:49] <Izaya> you could have the
index as an empty string and it'd work
L216[14:06:54] <Izaya> and you'd be able
to mount/unmount it, too
L217[14:06:59] <Izaya> from
userspace
L218[14:07:15] <Wattana>
if you dont use the hack and normalize the string then doing
`mount(fs, "/")` would be impossible as far as I can
see
<Wattana>
if you dont use the hack and normalize the string then doing
`mount(fs, "/")` would be impossible as far as I can
seeL219[14:07:20] <Wattana>
OH
<Wattana>
OHL220[14:08:08] <Wattana>
~~OH~~ [Edited]
<Wattana>
~~OH~~ [Edited]L221[14:08:14] <Izaya> that's never been
something I considered in PsychOS so I never thought about how
you'd do it from userspace
L222[14:12:37] <Izaya> also I strongly
recommend not falling for the trap of "what if instead of a
proxy I have the userspace interface just give me a component
address" because that means you have to have a system of
virtual components to be able to mount a remote filesystem or
similar
L223[14:12:51] <Izaya> makes it much more
complicated when you could just accept a proxy object to start
with
L224[14:15:43] <Wattana>
i'll just go with proxy lmao
<Wattana>
i'll just go with proxy lmaoL225[14:15:58] <Wattana>
accepting addresses = more things to implement which are
unnecessary
<Wattana>
accepting addresses = more things to implement which are
unnecessaryL226[14:16:20] <Wattana>
just let programs create their own proxy implementing the required
functions
<Wattana>
just let programs create their own proxy implementing the required
functionsL227[14:16:33] <Izaya> more code more
problems
L228[14:17:04] <Izaya> https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-PsychOS2/src/branch/master/lib/netutil.lua#L7-L14
L229[14:18:09] <Wattana>
how the driver stuff
<Wattana>
how the driver stuffL230[14:18:54] <Wattana>
maybe when mounting, querie the driver and check if any of them
would accept the specified filesystem address, and if a driver says
it can deal with the address, it must send back a proxy
<Wattana>
maybe when mounting, querie the driver and check if any of them
would accept the specified filesystem address, and if a driver says
it can deal with the address, it must send back a proxyL231[14:19:02] <Wattana>
maybe when mounting, query the drivers and check if any of them
would accept the specified filesystem address, and if a driver says
it can deal with the address, it must send back a proxy
[Edited]
<Wattana>
maybe when mounting, query the drivers and check if any of them
would accept the specified filesystem address, and if a driver says
it can deal with the address, it must send back a proxy
[Edited]L232[14:19:37] <Izaya> that sounds
complicated
L233[14:19:56] <Izaya> I'd just have a
different program for each supported thing
L234[14:19:59] <Izaya> mount.fstype
L235[14:20:20] <Izaya> and for each of
them you make a proxy object and then have it mount it
L236[14:20:20] <Ocawesome101> @Wattana my solution for
unmanaged filesystems in Cynosure 2 is to have a nonstandard
filesystem API (which is secretly just the POSIX one) and make
every filesystem node provide that. Regarding your question on not
using `table.insert`, `t[#t+1]=bla` is measurably faster, sometimes
significantly so (though in most cases it doesn’t make too much of
a difference)
<Ocawesome101> @Wattana my solution for
unmanaged filesystems in Cynosure 2 is to have a nonstandard
filesystem API (which is secretly just the POSIX one) and make
every filesystem node provide that. Regarding your question on not
using `table.insert`, `t[#t+1]=bla` is measurably faster, sometimes
significantly so (though in most cases it doesn’t make too much of
a difference)L237[14:20:49] <Wattana> a
driver system sounds simpler
<Wattana> a
driver system sounds simplerL238[14:21:01] <Wattana>
for me at least
<Wattana>
for me at leastL239[14:22:26] <Izaya> well presumably
mount.fstype would load the fstype library, have it create an
object from a drive component (or whatever it does) and then mounts
it
L240[14:23:09] <Izaya> https://github.com/ShadowKatStudios/OC-Minitel/blob/master/MTFS/OpenOS/usr/bin/importfs.lua
L241[14:23:52] <Izaya> Amanda: did you
ever test adding the fs_ prefix to the MTRPC endpoints on the
PsychOS side to make MTFS on PsychOS and OpenOS talk to each
other?
L242[14:24:35] <Ocawesome101> @Wattana what I described
is a form of the driver system
<Ocawesome101> @Wattana what I described
is a form of the driver systemL243[14:25:31] <Wattana>
something like `mount("/dev", devproxy)`?
<Wattana>
something like `mount("/dev", devproxy)`?L244[14:27:53] <Izaya> https://git.shadowkat.net/izaya/OC-PsychOS2/src/branch/master/module/devfs.lua#L72
L245[14:28:33] <Izaya> you make the fake
filesystem component then mount it to the filesystem like a normal
component and interact with it via normal vfs functions
L246[14:28:59] <Wattana>
sounds good
<Wattana>
sounds goodL247[14:29:19] <Izaya> the PsychOS device
filesystem is exceedingly basic
L248[14:29:45] <Izaya> no support for
directories or anything, but there's not supposed to be
L249[14:30:07] <Izaya> anyway
L250[14:30:11] <Izaya> it's 0130 so I'm
going to bed
L251[14:30:17] <Wattana>
cya
<Wattana>
cyaL252[14:52:34] <Amanda> Izaya: I don't
think so?
L253[14:53:59] <Izaya> I'll have to throw
some gold at it next time I play with my nephew
L254[14:54:05] <Izaya> see if I can mount
from one to the other
L255[15:22:38] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL256[15:22:38] <MichiBot> You drink a
hairy toxictop potion (New!). It tastes salty.
L257[15:23:37] <lunar_sam> nice
L258[15:23:46] <lunar_sam> ac7 got
deneuvon't
L259[15:23:52] <lunar_sam> no more tamper
protection
L260[15:32:30] <Kodos>
%sip
<Kodos>
%sipL261[15:32:30] <MichiBot> You drink a
simulated automato potion (New!). Kodos's hair grows 4 times longer
until they see a bird.
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L265[16:25:23] <Forecaster> https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20211018/10385347772/canon-sued-disabling-printer-scanners-when-devices-run-out-ink.shtml
<Forecaster> https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20211018/10385347772/canon-sued-disabling-printer-scanners-when-devices-run-out-ink.shtmlL267[16:36:53] <Maslo>
yeah, we're living in rude and disgusting world
<Maslo>
yeah, we're living in rude and disgusting worldL268[16:39:05] <Maslo>
what the why i can't put tier 3 memory in tier 2 tablet case
<Maslo>
what the why i can't put tier 3 memory in tier 2 tablet caseL269[16:39:31] <Forecaster> probably because it doesn't
have any tier 3 memory slots
<Forecaster> probably because it doesn't
have any tier 3 memory slotsL270[16:39:54] <Maslo>
bruh
<Maslo>
bruhL272[16:43:52] <Wattana>
Idk how to make it also list mount points in a dir tho
<Wattana>
Idk how to make it also list mount points in a dir thoL273[16:47:43]
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L276[17:00:28] <Maslo> how
do i install mineos ? if i try it the pastebin way (`pastebin run
0nm5b1ju`) it throws error
<Maslo> how
do i install mineos ? if i try it the pastebin way (`pastebin run
0nm5b1ju`) it throws errorL277[17:01:42] <Maslo> nvm
it works now
<Maslo> nvm
it works nowL278[17:11:19] <Michiyo>
FYI, capitalization matters.
<Michiyo>
FYI, capitalization matters.L279[17:11:38] <Michiyo>
0nm5b1ju is not the same as 0nM5b1jU
<Michiyo>
0nm5b1ju is not the same as 0nM5b1jUL280[17:28:19] <Ocawesome101> hot take
<Ocawesome101> hot takeL281[17:28:25] <Ocawesome101> epistatis is just
bitmasking but for genes
<Ocawesome101> epistatis is just
bitmasking but for genesL282[17:31:52] <Wattana>
im starting to feel tempted to base my vfs layer on opencomputer's
filesystem lib
<Wattana>
im starting to feel tempted to base my vfs layer on opencomputer's
filesystem libL283[17:32:16] <Wattana>
eh why not
<Wattana>
eh why notL284[17:32:45] <Forecaster> you mean OpenOS?
<Forecaster> you mean OpenOS?L285[17:33:03] <Wattana>
yea
<Wattana>
yeaL286[17:34:53] <Amanda> Izaya: does your
kernel spam something like this for you as well? "2021-10-19
13:23:43 x86/split lock detection: #AC: CJobMgr::m_Work/1338688
took a split_lock trap at address: 0xead6f163" Appears to be
steam-related, going to add "split_lock_ac=off" to my
kernel cmdline to try and "fix" it
L287[17:35:40] <Wattana>
Izaya also make real kernel? owo
<Wattana>
Izaya also make real kernel? owoL288[17:40:07] ⇦
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L289[17:54:34] <Wattana>
>Wattana: eh why not
<Wattana>
>Wattana: eh why notL290[17:54:34] <Wattana>
ended up yoinking the entire thing and stuffing it into my
code
<Wattana>
ended up yoinking the entire thing and stuffing it into my
codeL291[17:54:50] <Wattana>
😔
<Wattana>
😔L292[17:58:36] <Wattana>
aaaaa theres too many things to strip out
<Wattana>
aaaaa theres too many things to strip outL293[17:59:15] <Forecaster> strip things in instead
<Forecaster> strip things in insteadL294[18:01:27] <Wattana>
thats gonna blow the ram usage lmao
<Wattana>
thats gonna blow the ram usage lmaoL295[18:07:18]
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L298[18:36:30] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL299[18:36:30] <MichiBot> You drink a
solid gold potion (New!). Sitting down suddenly seems like a really
terrible idea.
L300[18:36:37] <Forecaster> ohno
<Forecaster> ohnoL301[18:46:05] <Forecaster> So uh, fun story
<Forecaster> So uh, fun storyL302[18:46:43] <Forecaster> I had one of the company cars
in the garage I rent underneath the apartment complex over the
weekend because I was going to a client monday morning
<Forecaster> I had one of the company cars
in the garage I rent underneath the apartment complex over the
weekend because I was going to a client monday morningL303[18:47:20] <Forecaster> when I got back to the office
one of my coworkers asked why the front license plate was missing
on the car
<Forecaster> when I got back to the office
one of my coworkers asked why the front license plate was missing
on the carL304[18:47:30] <Forecaster> and I was like
"what?"
<Forecaster> and I was like
"what?"L305[18:47:45] <Forecaster> I went out and checked and it
was gone, holder and everything
<Forecaster> I went out and checked and it
was gone, holder and everythingL306[18:48:27] <Forecaster> today I got home from work in
my own car, one of my neighbours was going into the garage before
me, I noticed something sticking out of her car...
<Forecaster> today I got home from work in
my own car, one of my neighbours was going into the garage before
me, I noticed something sticking out of her car...L307[18:48:37] <Forecaster> it was the missing license
plate
<Forecaster> it was the missing license
plateL308[18:49:04] <Forecaster> it was lodged between two
panels behind the left rear wheel
<Forecaster> it was lodged between two
panels behind the left rear wheelL309[18:49:12] <Michiyo>
wtf...
<Michiyo>
wtf...L311[18:50:07] <Forecaster> I'd removed the plate
already, but you can see where it got lodged by the panel not being
attached properly anymore
<Forecaster> I'd removed the plate
already, but you can see where it got lodged by the panel not being
attached properly anymoreL312[18:51:50] <Michiyo>
nice....
<Michiyo>
nice....L313[18:52:05] <Michiyo>
That the only damage to the company car? Just the missing
plate?
<Michiyo>
That the only damage to the company car? Just the missing
plate?L314[18:52:21] <Forecaster> and some marks I think
<Forecaster> and some marks I thinkL315[18:53:05] <Forecaster> there were some white marks
on the car which I were wondering where they came from, it was
probably also her because her car has the same white marks on
it
<Forecaster> there were some white marks
on the car which I were wondering where they came from, it was
probably also her because her car has the same white marks on
itL316[18:53:42] <Michiyo>
How.. did they not notice the license plate hanging out of their
car o_O that's nuts man
<Michiyo>
How.. did they not notice the license plate hanging out of their
car o_O that's nuts manL318[18:54:52] <Forecaster> A is my spot, B is hers
<Forecaster> A is my spot, B is hersL319[18:55:16] <Forecaster> the green dots are pillars
that hold up the apartments above
<Forecaster> the green dots are pillars
that hold up the apartments aboveL320[18:56:31] <Forecaster> when I go in I come in from
the port at the bottom, go up to the corner on the top left, then
back into my spot with the long work car I have to straighten it
into the opposite spot first
<Forecaster> when I go in I come in from
the port at the bottom, go up to the corner on the top left, then
back into my spot with the long work car I have to straighten it
into the opposite spot firstL321[18:56:59] <Forecaster> she doesn't back in it seems,
so when she leaves she backs out up towards the right corner
<Forecaster> she doesn't back in it seems,
so when she leaves she backs out up towards the right cornerL322[18:57:29] <Forecaster> then she must have just
clipped my car when going forward
<Forecaster> then she must have just
clipped my car when going forwardL323[18:57:49] <Forecaster> she's an old lady by the
way
<Forecaster> she's an old lady by the
wayL324[18:58:53] <Forecaster> also this schematic is not to
scale, there's 8 spots total, between each pillar and two in the
pocket at the top
<Forecaster> also this schematic is not to
scale, there's 8 spots total, between each pillar and two in the
pocket at the topL325[18:59:30] <Forecaster> this is a relief though
<Forecaster> this is a relief thoughL326[19:00:02] <Forecaster> I thought I might have dozed
off while driving and hit something and knocked the plate off
somehow or something
<Forecaster> I thought I might have dozed
off while driving and hit something and knocked the plate off
somehow or somethingL327[19:04:49] <Michiyo>
Well, that's something atleast
<Michiyo>
Well, that's something atleastL328[19:06:18] <Myros>
%tonk
<Myros>
%tonkL329[19:06:18] <MichiBot> Dagnammit!
Myros! You beat Forecaster's previous record of 13 hours, 35
minutes and 21 seconds (By 26 minutes and 41 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L330[19:06:19] <MichiBot> Myros's new
record is 14 hours, 2 minutes and 3 seconds! Myros also gained
0.00616 (0.00044 x 14) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#6. Need 0.12426966 more points to pass nil!
L331[19:06:23] <Forecaster> I was about to report it to
the police as a crime xD
<Forecaster> I was about to report it to
the police as a crime xDL332[19:06:30] <Michiyo>
lol
<Michiyo>
lolL333[19:34:45]
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