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L16[02:32:18] <Amanda> %choose re-computer
to update the hallucinations?
L17[02:32:19] <MichiBot> Amanda: Are you
sure? Well alright.
L18[02:32:27] <Amanda> I guess I am
L19[03:09:05] <Saghetti>
>surface to air missile: i wanna make custom PCBs and
whatnot
<Saghetti>
>surface to air missile: i wanna make custom PCBs and
whatnotL20[03:09:05] <Saghetti>
you should go for it
<Saghetti>
you should go for itL21[03:10:05] <Saghetti>
honestly i didn't really know where to start
<Saghetti>
honestly i didn't really know where to startL23[03:10:09] <MichiBot> KiCad STM32 +
USB + Buck Converter PCB Design and JLCPCB Assembly (Update) |
length: 2h, 50m 28s | Likes: 8,463 Dislikes: 346 Views: 669,324 | by Phil’s Lab
| Published On 26/9/2020
L24[03:10:22] <Saghetti>
this is the video that got me into pcb design
<Saghetti>
this is the video that got me into pcb designL25[03:10:31] <Saghetti>
absurdly detailed and well explained
<Saghetti>
absurdly detailed and well explainedL26[03:10:46] <lunar_sam>
currently working on something
<lunar_sam>
currently working on somethingL27[03:10:48] <lunar_sam>
very dumb
<lunar_sam>
very dumbL28[03:10:51] <lunar_sam>
in gmod
<lunar_sam>
in gmodL29[03:11:06] <Saghetti>
fun
<Saghetti>
funL30[03:11:15] <Ariri>
%whois Ariri
<Ariri>
%whois AririL31[03:11:21] <Ariri>
%last seen Ariri
<Ariri>
%last seen AririL32[03:11:28] <Ariri>
%lastseen Ariri
<Ariri>
%lastseen AririL33[03:11:30] <lunar_sam>
for some reason
<lunar_sam>
for some reasonL34[03:11:33] <lunar_sam>
my cockpit keeps disappearing
<lunar_sam>
my cockpit keeps disappearingL35[03:11:34] <Ariri>
uh
<Ariri>
uhL37[03:11:45] <lunar_sam>
that blue part there is supposed to be there
<lunar_sam>
that blue part there is supposed to be thereL38[03:11:48] <Ariri>
%seen Ariri
<Ariri>
%seen AririL39[03:11:49] <MichiBot> Ariri was last
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L40[03:11:55] <Ariri>
:/
<Ariri>
:/L41[03:12:03] <Saghetti>
lmao
<Saghetti>
lmaoL42[03:12:12] <Ariri>
>surface to air missile:
<Ariri>
>surface to air missile:L43[03:12:12] <Ariri>
have you considered the following
<Ariri>
have you considered the followingL44[03:12:15] <lunar_sam>
but now, for some reason, it doesn't wanna exist https://tinyurl.com/yg8ltd9q
<lunar_sam>
but now, for some reason, it doesn't wanna exist https://tinyurl.com/yg8ltd9qL45[03:12:21] <Ariri>
rapid weld tool noises
<Ariri>
rapid weld tool noisesL46[03:12:29] <lunar_sam>
they're holos
<lunar_sam>
they're holosL47[03:12:50] <Ariri>
¯\(ツ)/¯
<Ariri>
¯\(ツ)/¯L48[03:13:01] <lunar_sam>
there's a lot of stuff that's only working sometimes
<lunar_sam>
there's a lot of stuff that's only working sometimesL49[03:13:04] <lunar_sam>
kinda getting annoying
<lunar_sam>
kinda getting annoyingL51[03:16:16] <lunar_sam>
seems it has to do with ops per tick
<lunar_sam>
seems it has to do with ops per tickL52[03:29:14] ⇨
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L59[05:04:44] <Amanda> Hey! Who authorized
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L78[10:44:59] <Kristopher38> >Neuro: does anyone have
a good method for measuring…
<Kristopher38> >Neuro: does anyone have
a good method for measuring…L79[10:44:59] <Kristopher38> As in you get a resolution
of 20ms? That's well above what OC could do (50ms)
<Kristopher38> As in you get a resolution
of 20ms? That's well above what OC could do (50ms)L80[10:47:26] <Kristopher38> Anyway what you're asking
for with OC would be possible. Have a microcontroller that connects
to a main server, you pulse redstone into it and it sends a
wireless message to your server saying how long the pulse was
<Kristopher38> Anyway what you're asking
for with OC would be possible. Have a microcontroller that connects
to a main server, you pulse redstone into it and it sends a
wireless message to your server saying how long the pulse wasL81[10:48:03] <Kristopher38> The thing with
microcontrollers is you just plop them down and start them, no
other setup required
<Kristopher38> The thing with
microcontrollers is you just plop them down and start them, no
other setup requiredL82[10:49:50] <Kristopher38> But as I said, theoretical
measurement resolution is 1 Minecraft tick
<Kristopher38> But as I said, theoretical
measurement resolution is 1 Minecraft tickL83[10:50:54] <Izaya> minecraft planck
time
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L88[12:05:34] <Neuro>
>Kristopher38: As in you get a resolution of 20ms? T…
<Neuro>
>Kristopher38: As in you get a resolution of 20ms? T…L89[12:05:34] <Neuro> I'm
dumb
<Neuro> I'm
dumbL90[12:05:38] <Neuro> I
mistyped
<Neuro> I
mistypedL91[12:06:09] <Neuro> The
projected resolution is 0.2s
<Neuro> The
projected resolution is 0.2sL92[12:06:18] <Neuro>
Which is 200ms not 20 lmao
<Neuro>
Which is 200ms not 20 lmaoL93[12:06:51] <Neuro>
Since 0.2 is the fastest you can set a timer
<Neuro>
Since 0.2 is the fastest you can set a timerL94[12:11:48] <Kristopher38> so yeah theoretically you
can get better resolution with OC
<Kristopher38> so yeah theoretically you
can get better resolution with OCL95[12:26:35] <Neuro>
yeah
<Neuro>
yeahL96[12:26:58] <Neuro> the
thing with micros is I havent figured out if you can take out the
BIOS once you put it in. it seems to only let you swap for a new
one
<Neuro> the
thing with micros is I havent figured out if you can take out the
BIOS once you put it in. it seems to only let you swap for a new
oneL97[12:27:10] <Izaya> pretty sure you have
to swap it yeah
L98[12:29:18] <Neuro>
yeah, I guess i can make a micro case and just make 100 copies of a
bios that connects to another machine and has it display tick
time
<Neuro>
yeah, I guess i can make a micro case and just make 100 copies of a
bios that connects to another machine and has it display tick
timeL99[12:31:10] <Neuro> bit
more effort than id like but it will certainly work
<Neuro> bit
more effort than id like but it will certainly workL100[12:44:26] <Kristopher38> if you're on creative then
if you craft a uC manually with a custom bios you can place however
many you want with that bios
<Kristopher38> if you're on creative then
if you craft a uC manually with a custom bios you can place however
many you want with that biosL101[12:45:24] <Kristopher38> ...though it might produce
some bugs depending on how you code your system since now all
network cards in uCs will have the same address
<Kristopher38> ...though it might produce
some bugs depending on how you code your system since now all
network cards in uCs will have the same addressL102[12:48:03] <Neuro>
technically if only the uC sends and does not receive it shouldn't
be a problem
<Neuro>
technically if only the uC sends and does not receive it shouldn't
be a problemL103[12:48:14] <Neuro>
could be messy tho yeah sure
<Neuro>
could be messy tho yeah sureL104[12:51:38] *
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L107[13:07:00] <Neuro>
~~t3 microcontroller case when~~
<Neuro>
~~t3 microcontroller case when~~L108[13:08:00] <Amanda> Never, like
tablets they're meant to be under powered
L109[13:08:59] <Neuro>
tablet comparison is pretty funny cause a tablet has like, triple
the complexity, much more slots, much higher max in those slots,
etc
<Neuro>
tablet comparison is pretty funny cause a tablet has like, triple
the complexity, much more slots, much higher max in those slots,
etcL110[13:09:18] <Neuro> I
would be very happy if a microcontroller could be as capable as a
tablet
<Neuro> I
would be very happy if a microcontroller could be as capable as a
tabletL111[13:09:37] <Neuro>
altho I dont think it needs that much, maybe +2 complexity,
possibly also a second upgrade slot
<Neuro>
altho I dont think it needs that much, maybe +2 complexity,
possibly also a second upgrade slotL112[13:10:39] <Amanda> Tablets tend to be
slightly more powerful than sbc's yes
L113[13:10:41] <Izaya> microcontroller +
screen is what I want
L114[13:10:58] <Amanda> Izaya: like, in
one block?
L115[13:11:01] <Izaya> yeees
L116[13:11:10] <Amanda> That would be
neat
L117[13:11:13] <Izaya> I want network
terminals that speak Minitel
L118[13:11:24] <Neuro> to
me, the main irritation with micros is its basically impossible to
fit solar upgrade on them
<Neuro> to
me, the main irritation with micros is its basically impossible to
fit solar upgrade on themL119[13:11:37] <Neuro>
thats what would really make them interesting in terms of
sprinkling them about to do their own little things
independently
<Neuro>
thats what would really make them interesting in terms of
sprinkling them about to do their own little things
independentlyL120[13:11:42] <Neuro> now
I gotta hook them all up to power
<Neuro> now
I gotta hook them all up to powerL121[13:11:43] <Neuro>
like, okay
<Neuro>
like, okayL122[13:11:53] <Neuro>
kinda ruins the point
<Neuro>
kinda ruins the pointL123[13:11:56] <Izaya> 256-512K of RAM,
filesystem mounted over the network, single block
L124[13:13:07] <Amanda> If it didn't
involve having to do mc rendering or guis, I might have had the
spoons to make such a block
L125[13:13:30] <Neuro>
lets consider the testing uC that was mentioned earlier https://tinyurl.com/yghwzmuj
<Neuro>
lets consider the testing uC that was mentioned earlier https://tinyurl.com/yghwzmujL126[13:13:46] <Neuro>
just not possible unless you give it external power
<Neuro>
just not possible unless you give it external powerL127[13:14:14] <Neuro>
other option would be non t2 wireless card but the t1 wireless card
is so comically bad there's barely a point
<Neuro>
other option would be non t2 wireless card but the t1 wireless card
is so comically bad there's barely a pointL128[13:14:31] <Neuro> the
t2 one is literally 25 times better
<Neuro> the
t2 one is literally 25 times betterL129[13:15:20] <Izaya> The T1 card really
needs like, 4x range
L130[13:15:36] <Izaya> then it'd be a
really affordable way for wireless access to minitel networks
L131[13:16:03] <Neuro>
like, I don't think "simple self-powered IC that can read
redstone signals and send messages to other computers about
them" is a thing that should be impossible, or too complicated
for a microcontroller
<Neuro>
like, I don't think "simple self-powered IC that can read
redstone signals and send messages to other computers about
them" is a thing that should be impossible, or too complicated
for a microcontrollerL132[13:16:25] <Neuro> its
really not much
<Neuro> its
really not muchL133[13:20:01] <Neuro>
anyway, this is creative, I can use the creative case which has all
the slots in the world and you dont care about power, whatever. Not
a problem for me personally rn. but I find it a bit silly. I can
certainly hook up an arduino or rpi to do something very similar
irl. (id say this is closer to an rpi cause the ram is measured in
gigabytes lol)
<Neuro>
anyway, this is creative, I can use the creative case which has all
the slots in the world and you dont care about power, whatever. Not
a problem for me personally rn. but I find it a bit silly. I can
certainly hook up an arduino or rpi to do something very similar
irl. (id say this is closer to an rpi cause the ram is measured in
gigabytes lol)L134[13:31:04] <Neuro>
Izaya: yeah that would work too
<Neuro>
Izaya: yeah that would work tooL135[13:31:17] <Izaya> to be fair that is
configurable
L136[13:31:29] <Izaya> personally I found
the issue is that they weren't reliable even at really short
range
L137[13:31:56] <Neuro>
probably because of the randomness and hardness
<Neuro>
probably because of the randomness and hardnessL138[13:32:01] <Neuro>
probably because of the randomness and hardness factors
[Edited]
<Neuro>
probably because of the randomness and hardness factors
[Edited]L139[13:32:04] <Izaya> yeah
L140[13:32:15] <Izaya> boosting their
range would solve that for the same sort of ranges
L141[13:32:34] <Neuro>
well, everything is configurable. I'm sure it wouldn't take me long
to compile a version of this mod that gives t2 microcontroller case
999 complexity or whatever
<Neuro>
well, everything is configurable. I'm sure it wouldn't take me long
to compile a version of this mod that gives t2 microcontroller case
999 complexity or whateverL142[13:32:59] <Neuro>
just figured it was probably a neat change to be incorporated into
the whole thing
<Neuro>
just figured it was probably a neat change to be incorporated into
the whole thingL143[13:33:13] <Izaya> the wireless range
is configurable also and now that I think of it I might do it for
my own stuff
L144[13:33:36] <Izaya> Skye: given how
painful OC stuff in AFH is, 64 block range T1 wireless cards?
L145[13:33:51] <Neuro> +1
vote
<Neuro> +1
voteL146[13:34:25] <Neuro>
alternatively make a 1.5 card that still doesn't have inbuilt wired
capabilities but decently longer range
<Neuro>
alternatively make a 1.5 card that still doesn't have inbuilt wired
capabilities but decently longer rangeL147[13:35:13] <Izaya> idea might be to do
the maths on for reliable 16-block range operation rather than 16
block max range operation
L148[13:35:55] <Izaya> that'd be a
reasonable change for the defaults
L149[13:36:33] <Neuro>
could be nice, even guaranteed 16 blocks is not super long tho.
Start for sure
<Neuro>
could be nice, even guaranteed 16 blocks is not super long tho.
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L151[13:48:34] <Amanda> %choose play with
matches or wait for new hardware to come in
L152[13:48:34] <MichiBot> Amanda: My
grandfather always told me that "play with matches" is
the way to go!
L153[13:50:05] <Neuro>
Izaya: the way its currently set up "reliable" 16 block
operation is not possible, at least not with config
<Neuro>
Izaya: the way its currently set up "reliable" 16 block
operation is not possible, at least not with configL154[13:50:15] <Izaya> oh?
L155[13:50:39] <Neuro>
mainly because block hardnesses vary so much in minecraft
<Neuro>
mainly because block hardnesses vary so much in minecraftL156[13:51:14] <Neuro> to
give the signal enough strength to pass through just one block of
water, it needs to have minimum 100 range
<Neuro> to
give the signal enough strength to pass through just one block of
water, it needs to have minimum 100 rangeL157[13:51:37] <Neuro> oh
and I don't fully understand the code but you can't just make sure
no water in line of sight, since it kinda checks randomly around
the direct point to point line
<Neuro> oh
and I don't fully understand the code but you can't just make sure
no water in line of sight, since it kinda checks randomly around
the direct point to point lineL158[13:52:15] <Izaya> ah, I see
L159[13:52:26] <Neuro>
basically the code is like this: it will check sqrt(gap) points
roughly along the line
<Neuro>
basically the code is like this: it will check sqrt(gap) points
roughly along the lineL160[13:52:33] <Neuro> add
the hardness of blocks at those points
<Neuro> add
the hardness of blocks at those pointsL161[13:52:42] <Neuro> and
if hardness + gap < strength, signal goes through
<Neuro> and
if hardness + gap < strength, signal goes throughL162[13:53:35] <Neuro> so
even if you have just one of the few blocks mc gives really high
hardness lying about, if it happens to be checked, any signal that
doesn't have t2's ridiculous 400 str will get nixed
<Neuro> so
even if you have just one of the few blocks mc gives really high
hardness lying about, if it happens to be checked, any signal that
doesn't have t2's ridiculous 400 str will get nixedL164[13:54:20] <Izaya> that's a neat
detail that the best faraday cage would be water
L165[13:54:20] <Neuro> to
me the only obvious way to get truly reliable 16 block operation
would be to just bypass that code entirely, but thats obviously not
just a config job
<Neuro> to
me the only obvious way to get truly reliable 16 block operation
would be to just bypass that code entirely, but thats obviously not
just a config jobL166[13:54:39] <Neuro>
well yes and no
<Neuro>
well yes and noL167[13:54:45] <Neuro>
since it has to choose to check the water
<Neuro>
since it has to choose to check the waterL168[13:55:00] <Neuro> 1
block layer of water would do little
<Neuro> 1
block layer of water would do littleL169[13:55:06] <Neuro>
surrounded by a ton, maybe
<Neuro>
surrounded by a ton, maybeL170[13:55:30] <Neuro> the
code is here, line 104:
<Neuro> the
code is here, line 104:L171[13:55:30] <Neuro>
https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/af2db43c53b9690fceabfb813987572bf2258db5/src/main/scala/li/cil/oc/server/network/WirelessNetwork.scala
<Neuro>
https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/af2db43c53b9690fceabfb813987572bf2258db5/src/main/scala/li/cil/oc/server/network/WirelessNetwork.scalaL172[13:55:45] <Neuro> or
rather thats the subcode for hardness checks
<Neuro> or
rather thats the subcode for hardness checksL173[13:55:45] <Izaya> under da sea would
be the best faraday cage
L174[13:55:52] <Neuro> the
main computereachable function is line 76
<Neuro> the
main computereachable function is line 76L175[13:56:03] <Neuro> was
surprisingly hard to find lol cause, well, java moment
<Neuro> was
surprisingly hard to find lol cause, well, java momentL176[13:56:26] <Izaya> welcome to OOP hell
we hope you enjoy your stay please check out the
FactoryFactoryFactoryFactoryFactoryFactories
L177[13:56:49] <Neuro>
🅱️eans
<Neuro>
🅱️eansL178[13:58:46] <Neuro>
either way, if you say you have no blocks of hardness above 5 in
the vicinity
<Neuro>
either way, if you say you have no blocks of hardness above 5 in
the vicinityL179[13:59:03] <Neuro>
which isnt super hard, mainly no water no lava no
obsidian/derivatives
<Neuro>
which isnt super hard, mainly no water no lava no
obsidian/derivativesL180[13:59:22] <Neuro>
that means any signal will have up to sqrt(gap) * 5 strength taken
away
<Neuro>
that means any signal will have up to sqrt(gap) * 5 strength taken
awayL181[13:59:36] <Izaya> bumping the range
up to 64 should nicely solve the reliability issues within a chunk
or so's distance
L182[13:59:58] <Neuro>
yeah, sqrt(16) * 5 means - 20 str
<Neuro>
yeah, sqrt(16) * 5 means - 20 strL183[14:00:15] <Neuro> so
36 str should guarantee 16 block messages if you dont have anything
above hardness 5
<Neuro> so
36 str should guarantee 16 block messages if you dont have anything
above hardness 5L184[14:00:39] <Neuro>
obviously thats worst case, a lot of the times those random blocks
will be air
<Neuro>
obviously thats worst case, a lot of the times those random blocks
will be airL185[14:00:46] <Neuro> its
just about the few times they aren't
<Neuro> its
just about the few times they aren'tL186[14:02:15] <Neuro>
actually wait its even more than -20?
<Neuro>
actually wait its even more than -20?L187[14:02:52] <Neuro>
> hardness *= gap / samples
<Neuro>
> hardness *= gap / samplesL188[14:02:52] <Neuro> I
don't fully get this line but that implies 4 samples of hardness 5
should subtract a whopping 80 strength
<Neuro> I
don't fully get this line but that implies 4 samples of hardness 5
should subtract a whopping 80 strengthL189[14:02:52]
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L192[14:03:14] <Neuro>
since that becomes hardness = 20 * (16/4)
<Neuro>
since that becomes hardness = 20 * (16/4)L193[14:04:11] <Neuro> no
wonder the t1 wireless card is so ass
<Neuro> no
wonder the t1 wireless card is so assL194[14:04:43] <Neuro> if
it hits anything with a hardness above, like, one, it has no chance
of going through
<Neuro> if
it hits anything with a hardness above, like, one, it has no chance
of going throughL195[14:05:04] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL196[14:05:05] <MichiBot> Jeepers! Vaur!
You beat Forecaster's previous record of <0 (By 4 hours, 31
minutes and 25 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L197[14:05:06] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 4 hours, 31 minutes and 25 seconds! Vaur also gained
0.00452 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.
L198[14:05:30] <Izaya> yeah that checks
out
L199[14:05:44] <Izaya> I was using it like
5 blocks away and it hardly worked
L200[14:06:19] <Forecaster> just use tunnels all the time
:D
<Forecaster> just use tunnels all the time
:DL201[14:06:28] <Neuro>
certainly sounds like it could use an upgrade
<Neuro>
certainly sounds like it could use an upgradeL202[14:07:52] <Neuro>
nyway guess someone could open an issue on it
<Neuro>
nyway guess someone could open an issue on itL203[14:07:58] <Neuro>
"make t1 wireless card not bad"
<Neuro>
"make t1 wireless card not bad"L204[14:09:10] <Neuro> and
that code is harsh, a single block of water checked would make it
impossible for even t2 to go through because scaling
<Neuro> and
that code is harsh, a single block of water checked would make it
impossible for even t2 to go through because scalingL205[14:10:20] <Neuro> if
you send a 16 block message with t2, 3 samples are air 1 is water,
now your hardness is 400. wont go through
<Neuro> if
you send a 16 block message with t2, 3 samples are air 1 is water,
now your hardness is 400. wont go throughL206[14:11:21] <Neuro> I
dont fully know if water/lava's ostensible hardness is what
block.getBlockHardness returns tho
<Neuro> I
dont fully know if water/lava's ostensible hardness is what
block.getBlockHardness returns thoL207[14:11:27] <Neuro> so,
it might not be so bad
<Neuro> so,
it might not be so badL208[14:41:16]
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L209[14:53:24] <Amanda> %remindme 10m try
again
L210[14:53:25] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"try again" in 10m at 11/22/2021 03:03:24 PM
L211[15:03:25] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
try again
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L214[16:27:34] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL215[16:27:35] <MichiBot> You drink a
mutable rainbow potion (New!). Forecaster turns into a diamond
golem until they see a unicorn.
L216[16:27:51] <Forecaster> well, there are worse
materials I guess
<Forecaster> well, there are worse
materials I guessL217[16:29:50] <Z0idberg>
Let's just decomission Java as a usable product
<Z0idberg>
Let's just decomission Java as a usable productL218[16:30:05] <Z0idberg>
Take C# with it
<Z0idberg>
Take C# with itL219[16:30:09] <Forecaster> good luck with that
<Forecaster> good luck with thatL220[16:30:21] <Z0idberg>
"4 billion devices are infected with Java"
<Z0idberg>
"4 billion devices are infected with Java"L221[16:32:22] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL222[16:32:23] <MichiBot> You drink a
porous boneboo potion (New!). Vaur feels like one particular wasp
has it out for them suddenly.
L223[16:33:20] <Forecaster> yes, people have opinions
about programming languages, excellent
<Forecaster> yes, people have opinions
about programming languages, excellentL224[16:58:32] <Tonatsi> I
have a question about OC and Lua:
<Tonatsi> I
have a question about OC and Lua:L225[16:58:32] <Tonatsi>
I'm creating a system that automatically updates modules. Now, the
problem I run into is that other programs that are running that
require() the module use the cached module. would setting the
package.loaded entry to nil and then immediately requiring it in a
program refresh it for all the other programs seamlessly?
<Tonatsi>
I'm creating a system that automatically updates modules. Now, the
problem I run into is that other programs that are running that
require() the module use the cached module. would setting the
package.loaded entry to nil and then immediately requiring it in a
program refresh it for all the other programs seamlessly?L226[16:58:35] <Tonatsi> I
have a question about OC and Lua:
<Tonatsi> I
have a question about OC and Lua:L227[16:58:35] <Tonatsi>
I'm creating a system that automatically updates modules. Now, the
problem I run into is that other programs that are running that
require() the module use the cached module. would setting the
package.loaded entry to nil and then immediately requiring it in a
program refresh it for all the other programs near-seamlessly?
[Edited]
<Tonatsi>
I'm creating a system that automatically updates modules. Now, the
problem I run into is that other programs that are running that
require() the module use the cached module. would setting the
package.loaded entry to nil and then immediately requiring it in a
program refresh it for all the other programs near-seamlessly?
[Edited]L228[17:01:12] <Tonatsi>
hmm no that isn't working
<Tonatsi>
hmm no that isn't workingL229[17:05:17] <Neuro>
sounds like a mess tbh
<Neuro>
sounds like a mess tbhL230[17:05:27] <Neuro>
can't think of a better way around your original problem?
<Neuro>
can't think of a better way around your original problem?L231[17:07:06] <Neuro>
>Tonatsi: I have a question about OC and Lua:
<Neuro>
>Tonatsi: I have a question about OC and Lua:L232[17:07:06] <Neuro>
I…
<Neuro>
I…L233[17:07:06] <Neuro>
that will cause the local script to refresh, it shouldn't affect
any other ones tho
<Neuro>
that will cause the local script to refresh, it shouldn't affect
any other ones thoL234[17:07:51] <Tonatsi>
>Neuro: can't think of a better way around your…
<Tonatsi>
>Neuro: can't think of a better way around your…L235[17:07:51] <Tonatsi>
The easiest method would be a reboot
<Tonatsi>
The easiest method would be a rebootL236[17:07:54] <Tonatsi>
but I really have no way to do that
<Tonatsi>
but I really have no way to do thatL237[17:08:06] <Tonatsi>
The problem is that I want an option to not need to
<Tonatsi>
The problem is that I want an option to not need toL238[17:08:13] <Tonatsi>
and also not need to effectively reboot the device
<Tonatsi>
and also not need to effectively reboot the deviceL239[17:08:25] <Tonatsi>
by forcefully shutting down all programs using the library
<Tonatsi>
by forcefully shutting down all programs using the libraryL240[17:08:27] <Neuro>
computer.shutdown(true)?
<Neuro>
computer.shutdown(true)?L241[17:08:40] <Tonatsi>
It's more I want to avoid shutting down in the first place
<Tonatsi>
It's more I want to avoid shutting down in the first placeL242[17:08:45] <Tonatsi>
I'm trying to make something that does a seamless update
<Tonatsi>
I'm trying to make something that does a seamless updateL243[17:08:54] <Neuro> as
far as I can tell
<Neuro> as
far as I can tellL244[17:09:07] <Neuro>
every script running those modules would need to contain some sort
of trigger that tells it to update
<Neuro>
every script running those modules would need to contain some sort
of trigger that tells it to updateL245[17:09:17] <Neuro>
which another updater script could then trigger
<Neuro>
which another updater script could then triggerL246[17:09:38] <Neuro> i
dont think theres a setting that somehow autodetects modules being
changed and re-loads them
<Neuro> i
dont think theres a setting that somehow autodetects modules being
changed and re-loads themL247[17:10:01] <Neuro> you
could use a service instead of a module
<Neuro> you
could use a service instead of a moduleL248[17:10:15] <Neuro> so
a piece of code that instead of being copied and run, is sent stuff
to do and sends out responses
<Neuro> so
a piece of code that instead of being copied and run, is sent stuff
to do and sends out responsesL249[17:10:22] <Neuro>
then you could just change that
<Neuro>
then you could just change thatL250[17:10:49] <Forecaster> you can nil the cached
module
<Forecaster> you can nil the cached
moduleL251[17:12:17] <Forecaster> @Tonatsi
`package.loaded["module"] = nil`
<Forecaster> @Tonatsi
`package.loaded["module"] = nil`L252[17:12:46] <Neuro> yes
they already mentioned trying that
<Neuro> yes
they already mentioned trying thatL253[17:12:48] <Tonatsi>
>Forecaster: <@!271320187876147201>
`package.loaded[…
<Tonatsi>
>Forecaster: <@!271320187876147201>
`package.loaded[…L254[17:12:49] <Tonatsi> I
tried that and it doesnt work
<Tonatsi> I
tried that and it doesnt workL255[17:12:56] <Tonatsi>
It only affects newly loaded scripts
<Tonatsi>
It only affects newly loaded scriptsL256[17:12:59] <Neuro> the
problem was getting other scripts running the module to also
update
<Neuro> the
problem was getting other scripts running the module to also
updateL257[17:12:59] <Tonatsi>
not scripts already loaded
<Tonatsi>
not scripts already loadedL258[17:13:17] <Tonatsi>
without having to re-require them
<Tonatsi>
without having to re-require themL259[17:13:24] <Tonatsi>
without them having to re-require the module [Edited]
<Tonatsi>
without them having to re-require the module [Edited]L260[17:23:09]
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L261[17:23:29] <Amanda> Like a phoenix
rising from the ashes, I (and my home LAN) live!
L262[17:23:47] <Amanda> That was way more
of a cluster fuck to do than I was expecting
L263[17:24:21] <Ocawesome101> lel
<Ocawesome101> lelL264[17:25:28] <Neuro> hm?
what did you do
<Neuro> hm?
what did you doL265[17:29:01] <Amanda> Switched the
subnet I'm using for my LAN. turns out either unifi, or the unifi
terraform provider I'm using doesn't handle that well.
L266[17:29:24] <Neuro>
neat
<Neuro>
neatL267[17:48:06] <Amanda> %choose spoon
debt?
L268[17:48:06] <MichiBot> Amanda: I don't
think I've heard of "spoon debt", so probably not.
L269[17:48:20] <Amanda> Probably for the
best, we'll see how I feel in a hour or so
L270[17:48:35] <Amanda> %remindme 1h try
and get ipv6 working if you found some spoons
L271[17:48:36] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"try and get ipv6 working if you found some spoons" in 1h
at 11/22/2021 06:48:35 PM
L272[17:50:11] <Amanda> dequbed: Would you
call it a SPoF if it's actually many individual things, that if any
single one goes down the whole system bursts into flames?
L273[17:51:35] <Amanda> %choose halucinate
or irradiate
L274[17:51:35] <MichiBot> Amanda: Once
you get a taste of "halucinate" you can't stop.
L275[17:51:37] <Neuro>
mpof lol
<Neuro>
mpof lolL276[18:01:37] <Amanda> @Ashirg Called
it!
L277[18:02:06] <Amanda> at least, I
partially called it
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L280[18:14:49] <dequbed> Amanda: Uh well
no you see in the business we prefer to describe such an
arrangement as an "motherfucking clusterfuck"
instead.
L281[18:18:21] <dequbed> Or well if you
build one it's called an "proficient highly interlinked
service nexus providing high assurances for singular services"
which is just fancy speak for "no fuck you the mail server
wasn't down you just couldn't reach it because the VPN gateway
broke taking down the internal network and print spoolers with
them. It's *not my fault*!"
L282[18:18:52] <Amanda> dequbed: sounds
about right. I spent all meowning resolving such a clusterfuck of
my own making
L283[18:25:00] <dequbed> Amanda: Well see
there's a reason why it's called "terraform". It *can*
accidentally terraform your setup the "glassing" kind if
you're not careful :P
L284[18:38:08] <Amanda> okay, still some
lingering fuckery, brb
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L287[18:48:36] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
try and get ipv6 working if you found some spoons
L288[18:51:38] *
Michi sigh
L289[18:52:00] <Amanda> Meow?
L290[18:52:11] <Michi> I'm an idiot, and
nuked my local proxmox install... I still have the iSCSI disk
sitting on the storage server, and I need to get data off of a VM's
drive.. but I have no way to USE this damn iSCSI disk
L291[18:52:20] <Amanda> ah
L292[18:52:44] <Michi> I can't mount it on
one of the linux VMs I have, I mounted the VHDx in windows, but
even with ext support it can't read it
L293[18:53:59] <Forecaster> maybe its just too dry,
submerge it in olive oil
<Forecaster> maybe its just too dry,
submerge it in olive oilL294[18:55:05] <Michi> Now I'm trying to
install Proxmox in ANOTHER VM with the iSCSI disk mounted
directly
L295[18:56:49] <Forecaster> well now it's my turn to
sigh
<Forecaster> well now it's my turn to
sighL297[18:56:54] <Forecaster> This is great
<Forecaster> This is greatL298[18:57:21] <Michi> Fun
L299[18:58:06] <Forecaster> this is one of those
collections where all the episode numbers are wrong compared with
the standard order on tvdb...
<Forecaster> this is one of those
collections where all the episode numbers are wrong compared with
the standard order on tvdb...L301[18:59:11] <Forecaster> "No episode in
registry" means there's a file with a number that doesn't
correspond to an episode on tvdb
<Forecaster> "No episode in
registry" means there's a file with a number that doesn't
correspond to an episode on tvdbL302[18:59:20] <Forecaster> and missing file is the
reverse
<Forecaster> and missing file is the
reverseL303[18:59:41] <Forecaster> it's always a load of work to
sort these out...
<Forecaster> it's always a load of work to
sort these out...L304[18:59:55] <Forecaster> but at least my file naming
script tells me these things now...
<Forecaster> but at least my file naming
script tells me these things now...L305[19:00:31] <Neuro>
TAS?
<Neuro>
TAS?L306[19:00:47] <Forecaster> yes
<Forecaster> yesL307[19:00:49] <Neuro> nvm
yeah thats deffo tas
<Neuro> nvm
yeah thats deffo tasL308[19:00:59] <Neuro>
what can I say, good taste 😛
<Neuro>
what can I say, good taste 😛L309[19:04:19] <Forecaster> bah, I should add a mode to
re-number files by trying to match the titles
<Forecaster> bah, I should add a mode to
re-number files by trying to match the titlesL310[19:04:54] <Michi> Ok, Proxmox with
the VHDx mounted directly "works" I have my 12 disks, I
just need to get access to them
L311[19:05:59] <Michi> Sadly the VM
Configs were on the now... wiped server
L312[19:06:44] <Amanda> Well, I hope you
learned a valuable lesson young lady, always blame the foxes for
any technical problems
L313[19:07:03] <Amanda> unless it has to
do with michibot, then blame Forecaster
L314[19:07:09] <Michi> Reason ext support
didn't work is this is "LVM"
L315[19:07:16] <Forecaster> this is why you never delete
anything
<Forecaster> this is why you never delete
anythingL316[19:07:40] <Amanda> I've probably
deleted more code and files than I've created
L317[19:08:05] <Amanda> Us cats aren't
known for our data hygine
L318[19:08:28] <Forecaster> so you've deleted other
peoples files
<Forecaster> so you've deleted other
peoples filesL319[19:08:38] <Michi> I know I have.
:D
L320[19:09:24] <Amanda> probably lost at
least some files from my friends when I accidentally a server or
two
L321[19:16:44] <Z0idberg>
I can not get lemmy to work at all
<Z0idberg>
I can not get lemmy to work at allL322[19:17:03] <Z0idberg>
I was hoping to set up a Lemmy fediverse instance
<Z0idberg>
I was hoping to set up a Lemmy fediverse instanceL323[19:27:49] ⇦
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L325[19:30:43] <Forecaster> but... the next time this
happens I'm implementing the re-numbering feature...
<Forecaster> but... the next time this
happens I'm implementing the re-numbering feature...L326[19:31:18] <Neuro>
what software is this? something you wrote yourself by the sounds
of it
<Neuro>
what software is this? something you wrote yourself by the sounds
of itL327[19:31:51] <Forecaster> yes, it's a python script
that connects to tvdb and processes show directories
<Forecaster> yes, it's a python script
that connects to tvdb and processes show directoriesL328[19:32:32] <Amanda> It also mines
bitcoin unless you solve it's riddles three
L329[19:32:44] <Neuro>
simple but neat. nice
<Neuro>
simple but neat. niceL330[19:32:54] <Forecaster> I'm not sure I'd call it
simple...
<Forecaster> I'm not sure I'd call it
simple...L331[19:33:34] <Forecaster> it does a lot of things, like
the colored text is percentage based string comparison which is
what tells me if the numbering is wrong
<Forecaster> it does a lot of things, like
the colored text is percentage based string comparison which is
what tells me if the numbering is wrongL332[19:33:55] <Neuro>
yeah match% etc
<Neuro>
yeah match% etcL333[19:34:47] <Forecaster> so if it tries to rename
s01e03 from "VariousThingsHappen" to "Various things
happen" you'll get a high percentage
<Forecaster> so if it tries to rename
s01e03 from "VariousThingsHappen" to "Various things
happen" you'll get a high percentageL334[19:35:20] <Neuro>
yeah its pretty obvious looking at the logs
<Neuro>
yeah its pretty obvious looking at the logsL335[19:35:35] <Forecaster> but if it tries to rename
"Various Things Happen" to "Opposite
happenings" you get a <50% value which I've made it color
red
<Forecaster> but if it tries to rename
"Various Things Happen" to "Opposite
happenings" you get a <50% value which I've made it color
redL336[19:35:38] <Neuro> the
low ones when it removes the whole (dual audio dir comm) etc
<Neuro> the
low ones when it removes the whole (dual audio dir comm) etcL337[19:35:46] <Forecaster> makes it super easy to spot
wonky numberings
<Forecaster> makes it super easy to spot
wonky numberingsL338[19:35:55] <Forecaster> yep
<Forecaster> yepL339[19:36:13] <Neuro> tbh
thats the one part of this that didn't seem relatively simple to
implement to me
<Neuro> tbh
thats the one part of this that didn't seem relatively simple to
implement to meL340[19:36:26] <Neuro> i
dont know how to get python to output different coloured text
🤣
<Neuro> i
dont know how to get python to output different coloured text
🤣L341[19:36:42] <Forecaster> it's a library that does
that
<Forecaster> it's a library that does
thatL342[19:36:53] <Forecaster> and another library for the
string comparison
<Forecaster> and another library for the
string comparisonL344[19:37:38] <Neuro>
cool, nice arg layout
<Neuro>
cool, nice arg layoutL345[19:37:46] <Neuro> I
noticed the "test run" output at the very bottom of one
of your outputs
<Neuro> I
noticed the "test run" output at the very bottom of one
of your outputsL346[19:37:50] <Forecaster> it's just argparse
<Forecaster> it's just argparseL347[19:38:02] <Neuro>
good idea obviously lest the script completely butcher
something
<Neuro>
good idea obviously lest the script completely butcher
somethingL348[19:38:16] <Forecaster> you basically have to do
that
<Forecaster> you basically have to do
thatL349[19:38:43] <Forecaster> if you don't the fancy color
warnings are useless, it'll just re-name the files to the wrong
names and then it's too late to fix it
<Forecaster> if you don't the fancy color
warnings are useless, it'll just re-name the files to the wrong
names and then it's too late to fix itL350[19:40:57] <Forecaster> oh... right...
<Forecaster> oh... right...L351[19:41:18] <Forecaster> this next show each episode
is split into two files for some dumb reason...
<Forecaster> this next show each episode
is split into two files for some dumb reason...L352[19:41:28] <Forecaster> bah
<Forecaster> bahL353[19:41:45] <Forecaster> at least there are only 6
episodes to merge, so could be worse
<Forecaster> at least there are only 6
episodes to merge, so could be worseL354[19:41:52] <lunar_sam>
i need to write an image converter when i get home
<lunar_sam>
i need to write an image converter when i get homeL355[19:42:04] <Neuro>
>Forecaster: this next show each episode is split …
<Neuro>
>Forecaster: this next show each episode is split …L356[19:42:05] <Neuro>
weird
<Neuro>
weirdL357[19:42:19] <Forecaster> I can write something that
converts image files into empty files for you real quick
<Forecaster> I can write something that
converts image files into empty files for you real quickL358[19:46:29] <Forecaster> I don't even know why I have
this, "Fish Police" is such an obscure weird show
<Forecaster> I don't even know why I have
this, "Fish Police" is such an obscure weird showL359[19:48:19] <Neuro>
digital hoarding
<Neuro>
digital hoardingL360[19:51:12] <Ocawesome101> @lunar_sam just use
imagemagick :P
<Ocawesome101> @lunar_sam just use
imagemagick :PL361[19:51:17] <Ocawesome101> unless
<Ocawesome101> unlessL362[19:51:22] <Ocawesome101> you need a custom
format
<Ocawesome101> you need a custom
formatL363[19:56:41] <Michi> FINALLY found the
right image, mounted it with ntfs-3g, and now zipping my Minecraft
world.
L364[19:56:42] <Michi> whew.
L365[19:56:52] <Forecaster> hooray
<Forecaster> hoorayL366[19:57:14] <Michi> then I have to
figure out how to get a couple of gigs off of this linux vm
easily
L367[19:57:29] <Forecaster> easily? hah
<Forecaster> easily? hahL368[20:03:09] <Amanda> very steady hands
and a magnatised needle
L369[20:04:32] <Forecaster> or very steady magnetised
hands
<Forecaster> or very steady magnetised
handsL370[20:05:01] ⇦
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L371[20:08:31] <Z0idberg>
Has anyone used Fedora CoreOS? (Not to be confused with Fedora
Core)
<Z0idberg>
Has anyone used Fedora CoreOS? (Not to be confused with Fedora
Core)L372[20:08:48] <Z0idberg>
Apparently it is what replaced CoreOS
<Z0idberg>
Apparently it is what replaced CoreOSL373[20:09:55] <CompanionCube> not
mw
L374[20:15:53] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
if nothing new was charged to $OLD_BANK transfer the rest of the
funds and close the account.
L375[20:21:10] <Vaur>
%tonkout
<Vaur>
%tonkoutL376[20:21:12] <MichiBot> Yippee! Vaur!
You beat your own previous record of 4 hours, 31 minutes and 25
seconds (By 1 hour, 44 minutes and 40 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L377[20:21:13] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.006 tonk points! plus 0.01
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 4.28843264,
Position #1
L378[20:29:59] <Z0idberg>
CompanionCube, what do you think about the potential of a kernel
that exposes its target as a virtual machine for all of its
software, much like the AS series of computers but with today's
tools?
<Z0idberg>
CompanionCube, what do you think about the potential of a kernel
that exposes its target as a virtual machine for all of its
software, much like the AS series of computers but with today's
tools?L379[20:30:06] <Kristopher38> @Tonatsi the problem is
that the already-running scripts are holding a reference to the old
table containing your library functions; what you could do is
instead of trying to replace the old reference (which isn't
possible unless you specifically ask the user to do so), you could
replace functions and other elements in the old table with members
of the new table. You'd need to take extra care though, as you'd
need to make sure that there are no
<Kristopher38> @Tonatsi the problem is
that the already-running scripts are holding a reference to the old
table containing your library functions; what you could do is
instead of trying to replace the old reference (which isn't
possible unless you specifically ask the user to do so), you could
replace functions and other elements in the old table with members
of the new table. You'd need to take extra care though, as you'd
need to make sure that there are noL380[20:30:06] <Kristopher38> external variables that
aren't present in the table and not overwrite user-modified
variables because that could break stuff on the user end, and also
make sure you replace non-table elements in subtables too, as the
user can hold references to those too. Generally speaking, little
benefit for a lot of work, which can ultimately be done by just
rebooting
<Kristopher38> external variables that
aren't present in the table and not overwrite user-modified
variables because that could break stuff on the user end, and also
make sure you replace non-table elements in subtables too, as the
user can hold references to those too. Generally speaking, little
benefit for a lot of work, which can ultimately be done by just
rebootingL381[20:30:36] <Michi> ok, just learned
how smbclient works
L382[20:30:38] <Michi> neat.
L383[20:32:36] <Tonatsi> I
could do that
<Tonatsi> I
could do thatL384[20:32:46] <Tonatsi>
but I've just decided to have it not do that
<Tonatsi>
but I've just decided to have it not do thatL385[20:32:48] <Tonatsi>
too muhc work as you said
<Tonatsi>
too muhc work as you saidL386[20:33:45] <Kristopher38> i've done more stupid
things
<Kristopher38> i've done more stupid
thingsL387[20:33:47] ***
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L389[20:34:58] <Kristopher38> like "hooking"
into function calls, meaning you could run your own function when a
specific other function gets called
<Kristopher38> like "hooking"
into function calls, meaning you could run your own function when a
specific other function gets calledL390[20:36:44] <Kristopher38> but took it to next level
and made it possible for multiple functions to be ran for one
function call, in the order you desire by having a linked list of
functions lol
<Kristopher38> but took it to next level
and made it possible for multiple functions to be ran for one
function call, in the order you desire by having a linked list of
functions lolL391[20:37:14]
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L392[20:37:14]
zsh sets mode: +o on Michiyo
L393[20:37:26] <Michiyo> There, got my
theme back, and auto ident with SASL
L394[20:37:34] <Tonatsi>
are you mad
<Tonatsi>
are you madL395[20:38:19] <Kristopher38> no, i needed it to keep the
code clean and i'll go to great lengths to do that
<Kristopher38> no, i needed it to keep the
code clean and i'll go to great lengths to do thatL396[20:38:20] <Michiyo> I'm annoyed, but
not mad. :P (yes I know this wasn't to me but was well timed)
L397[20:38:57] <Forecaster> are you hangry?
<Forecaster> are you hangry?L398[20:39:15] <Michiyo> Actually,
yes.
L399[20:40:03] <Michiyo> yay! My MC world
is safely off of the iSCSI disk
L400[20:40:36] <Michiyo> Spouse would have
murdered me if I had lost ANOTHER world.
L401[20:41:36] <dequbed> @Kristopher38
livemonkeypatching code much? :P
L402[20:42:26] <Neuro>
haha, very important
<Neuro>
haha, very importantL403[20:42:39] <Neuro> i
still keep a bunch of my old ancient worlds on a hdd
somewhere
<Neuro> i
still keep a bunch of my old ancient worlds on a hdd
somewhereL404[20:42:41] <Neuro>
mementos
<Neuro>
mementosL405[20:42:46] <lunar_sam>
>Ocawesome101: <@!175686996461617162> just use
imagemagi…
<lunar_sam>
>Ocawesome101: <@!175686996461617162> just use
imagemagi…L406[20:42:46] <lunar_sam>
ah yes `convert -i image.tfbm image.lstx`
<lunar_sam>
ah yes `convert -i image.tfbm image.lstx`L407[20:43:19] <Kristopher38> dequbed: exactly, but the
functions are split between their respective modules, therefore
it's clean! :P
<Kristopher38> dequbed: exactly, but the
functions are split between their respective modules, therefore
it's clean! :PL408[20:45:21] <dequbed> I mean
"clean" is debatable but I shouldn't be the one talking,
I cast random pointers into vtables professionally :P
L409[20:45:25] <CompanionCube> Z0idberg:
inb4 'that's just android with a different language'
L410[20:46:51] <CompanionCube> more
seriously, what kind of ISA would the target be? Probably not
straight wasm?
L411[20:49:50] <lunar_sam>
>dequbed: I mean "clean" is debatable but I
shouldn…
<lunar_sam>
>dequbed: I mean "clean" is debatable but I
shouldn…L412[20:49:51] <lunar_sam>
i cast things to voidptr and back for a hobby!
<lunar_sam>
i cast things to voidptr and back for a hobby!L413[21:00:26] <Z0idberg>
CompanionCube I would hope some custom architecture with a homebrew
LLVM backend?
<Z0idberg>
CompanionCube I would hope some custom architecture with a homebrew
LLVM backend?L414[21:01:07] <Z0idberg>
That way you could target it with Clang, etc
<Z0idberg>
That way you could target it with Clang, etcL415[21:01:37] <CompanionCube> yeah,
support would be...difficult
L416[21:03:46] <Z0idberg>
This is the case with any project like that though
<Z0idberg>
This is the case with any project like that thoughL417[21:04:06] <Z0idberg>
I don't think that is avoidable.
<Z0idberg>
I don't think that is avoidable.L418[21:04:57]
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L419[21:05:02] <Forecaster> .. well this is
annoying...
<Forecaster> .. well this is
annoying...L420[21:05:20] <Forecaster> for one of the episodes, the
second half is just the first half again...
<Forecaster> for one of the episodes, the
second half is just the first half again...L421[21:05:31] <Forecaster> so half of an episode is
missing...
<Forecaster> so half of an episode is
missing...L422[21:11:09] <Amanda> ... I think
Comcast is seriously just assigning me a /128 in ipv6 now. Been
trying to get it working for an hour or so, gave up and ssh'd into
the fucking udm, and "inet6
2001:558:6027:1b:2457:765c:9716:a1aa/128 scope global dynamic
"
L423[21:12:22] <Izaya> this may interest
people here https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?t=27512
L424[21:14:13] <Amanda> oh, apparently
prefix-delegated ranges don't show up in "ip a"
L425[21:14:32] <Amanda> so back to having
no idea why unifi won't let me use ipv6
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L427[21:30:22] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL428[21:30:23] <MichiBot> You drink a
fiery tuna potion (New!). Vaur feels slightly weaker.
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L430[21:31:53] *
Amanda flops down around Elfi, exhausted from networking
bs
L431[21:33:05] <Amanda> .... goddess damn
it!
L432[21:33:52] <Amanda> Oh well, I'm not
poking that bear anymore today. Maybe wednesday when the switch +
cables I ordered come in
L433[21:34:57] <Amanda> %remindme 1d12h
Check if you were giving too large a PD Prefix
L434[21:34:58] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"Check if you were giving too large a PD Prefix" in 1d12h
at 11/24/2021 09:34:57 AM
L435[21:40:14] <Amanda> "/60" vs
"/64" = 4 hex digits, according to my stupid brain
L437[21:59:56] <Amanda> %choose 34tauri or
miranda
L438[21:59:56] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
received a message from future you, said to go with
"34tauri".
L439[22:00:05] <Amanda>
seemslegit.tiff
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L442[22:28:22] <Synthetic>
Seems my bug from a while ago is an issue again
<Synthetic>
Seems my bug from a while ago is an issue againL444[22:28:23] <Synthetic>
Testing on latest dev build 217 to confirm, but i can't receive
modem messages on a rack, but i can on a normal computer
<Synthetic>
Testing on latest dev build 217 to confirm, but i can't receive
modem messages on a rack, but i can on a normal computerL445[22:28:24] <MichiBot> Title:
Bug with rack network | Posted by: GalacticArc |
Posted: Fri May 10 03:23:07 UTC 2019 | Status:
closed
L446[22:29:57] <Synthetic>
yep... its not working
<Synthetic>
yep... its not workingL447[22:34:02] <Synthetic>
wait, could be cubic chunks, going to confirm
<Synthetic>
wait, could be cubic chunks, going to confirmL448[22:36:49] ⇦
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L449[22:53:14] <boringbread> I implemented
SimpleComponent on one of my tile entities in a mod i'm making but
i keep getting
<boringbread> I implemented
SimpleComponent on one of my tile entities in a mod i'm making but
i keep gettingL451[22:53:14] <boringbread> Does anyone know how i can
fix this? I guess it might be because I don't have the right
version of the mod in my run/mods folder because there was this
link on the github that didn't seem to work for me: https://ci.cil.li/view/OpenComputers/job/OpenComputers-MC1.7.10/.
I just downloaded the normal mod to put in my mods folder and added
the link to the api to my build.gradle as per the instructions on
the opencomputers github page.
<boringbread> Does anyone know how i can
fix this? I guess it might be because I don't have the right
version of the mod in my run/mods folder because there was this
link on the github that didn't seem to work for me: https://ci.cil.li/view/OpenComputers/job/OpenComputers-MC1.7.10/.
I just downloaded the normal mod to put in my mods folder and added
the link to the api to my build.gradle as per the instructions on
the opencomputers github page.L452[23:00:11] <Synthetic>
Anyone able to confirm this? https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/3485
<Synthetic>
Anyone able to confirm this? https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/3485L453[23:00:12] <MichiBot> Title:
Racks do not receive modem_message | Posted by: GalacticArc
| Posted: Mon Nov 22 22:57:27 UTC 2021 | Status:
open
L454[23:04:16] <Michiyo> @boringbread do
you have your code on Github or something easily browseable?
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L456[23:05:18] <boringbread> I have a GitHub but i don’t
think I’ve pushed my recent changes yet
<boringbread> I have a GitHub but i don’t
think I’ve pushed my recent changes yetL457[23:05:30] <boringbread> I’ll send in a bit
<boringbread> I’ll send in a bitL458[23:05:59] <Michiyo> The builds aren't
on CI anymore, but you can find them on https://maven.cil.li which is where you should be
telling your build scrip OC is anyway
L459[23:06:01] <Michiyo> script*
L460[23:07:37] <LEGONIC2018> hi
L461[23:07:43] <Michiyo> https://maven.cil.li/li/cil/oc/OpenComputers/MC1.10.2-1.7.2.217/
if you want to download the jars directly, however your buildscript
should work with https://github.com/PC-Logix/OpenSecurity/blob/1.7.10/build.gradle#L43-L48
and https://github.com/PC-Logix/OpenSecurity/blob/1.7.10/build.gradle#L50-L51
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L463[23:07:57] <Michiyo> %yeshi
L464[23:07:58] <MichiBot> Hi, welcome to
the opencomputers IRC channel. If you just connected from
minecraft, yes this is a real chat. There are people here, but dont
expect people to engage with someone who just says "hi"
or similar, were (usually) pretty busy.
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L466[23:19:43] <Michiyo> I'm honestly not
sure how I'm still awake ._.
L467[23:20:58] <Forecaster> Persistent annoyance?
<Forecaster> Persistent annoyance?L468[23:21:31] <Michiyo> Probably