L1[00:05:55] 
<Ocawesome101> hrm
<Ocawesome101> hrmL2[00:06:07] <Ocawesome101> i can aaaaalmost boot linux
on my 486SX compaq
<Ocawesome101> i can aaaaalmost boot linux
on my 486SX compaqL3[00:06:16] <Ocawesome101> but after the kernel
decompresses the screen just goes blank
<Ocawesome101> but after the kernel
decompresses the screen just goes blankL4[00:06:37] <Izaya> is 486 still
supported?
L5[00:06:41] <Ocawesome101> does the same thing both
using `loadlin` from DOS, and using syslinux from a floppy
<Ocawesome101> does the same thing both
using `loadlin` from DOS, and using syslinux from a floppyL6[00:06:48] <Ocawesome101> yes, 486SX is the oldest
processor linux supports
<Ocawesome101> yes, 486SX is the oldest
processor linux supportsL7[00:06:56] <Izaya> neat
L8[00:07:21] <Ocawesome101> it did yell at me when i
forgot to enable math coprocessor emulation :P
<Ocawesome101> it did yell at me when i
forgot to enable math coprocessor emulation :PL9[00:07:31] <Izaya> pfft
L10[00:08:19] <Ocawesome101> meanwhile i have no clue
why it's just not showing anything
<Ocawesome101> meanwhile i have no clue
why it's just not showing anythingL11[00:15:00] ⇦
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L12[00:15:38] <CompanionCube> did you not
enable VGA support or something?
L13[00:17:43] <Ocawesome101> VGA is enabled
<Ocawesome101> VGA is enabledL14[00:17:54] <Ocawesome101> or the vga console
anyway
<Ocawesome101> or the vga console
anywayL15[00:21:45] <Z0idberg>
So!
<Z0idberg>
So!L16[00:22:41] <Ocawesome101> @Z0idberg ?
<Ocawesome101> @Z0idberg ?L17[00:23:26] <Z0idberg>
I put Em on a scavenger hunt
<Z0idberg>
I put Em on a scavenger huntL18[00:23:32] <Z0idberg>
for Christmas present hunting
<Z0idberg>
for Christmas present huntingL19[00:24:58] <Ocawesome101> neat
<Ocawesome101> neatL20[00:26:44] <Z0idberg>
yeah! Then she opened the last one, which was a big box
<Z0idberg>
yeah! Then she opened the last one, which was a big boxL21[00:26:50] <Z0idberg>
in the box was another present with a smaller box
<Z0idberg>
in the box was another present with a smaller boxL22[00:26:58] <Z0idberg>
which was wrapped with yet another layer of wrapping paper
<Z0idberg>
which was wrapped with yet another layer of wrapping paperL23[00:28:13] ⇦
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L24[00:30:31] <Z0idberg>
and she opened it, which inside was a little black box
<Z0idberg>
and she opened it, which inside was a little black boxL25[00:31:52] <Z0idberg>
that box hinged open and inside of the box was a ring, and I
proposed to her, and she said yes
<Z0idberg>
that box hinged open and inside of the box was a ring, and I
proposed to her, and she said yesL26[00:33:16] <Ocawesome101> awww
<Ocawesome101> awwwL27[00:33:19] <Ocawesome101> well congratulations
<Ocawesome101> well congratulationsL28[00:38:20] <Amanda> ... for a second I
thought you were talking about a child, was seriously concerned
when you got to the "little black box" part, then I
remembered you're childless
L29[00:38:40] <Amanda> ( AFAIK anyway
)
L30[00:40:00] <Z0idberg>
LOL
<Z0idberg>
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halucinate
L33[00:50:18] <Amanda> Let's ask
MichiBot!
L34[00:50:19] <Ocawesome101> are there any opencomputers
emulators that work on MS-DOS?
<Ocawesome101> are there any opencomputers
emulators that work on MS-DOS?L35[00:50:22] <Amanda> %choose space or
halucinate
L36[00:50:22] <MichiBot> Amanda: I tried
reading my tea leaves this morning. There was something about death
and doom. Anyway, go with "space"
L37[00:50:45] <Amanda> Ocawesome101 I think
@Z0idberg was trying to port ocvm to that
L38[00:51:35] <Amanda> You needed ANSI.sys
though
L39[00:51:41] <Ocawesome101> i believe my dos install
has that
<Ocawesome101> i believe my dos install
has thatL40[00:52:45] <Amanda> Sounds like if I go
back into space today I shall destroy the universe again, I'll
halucinate.
L41[00:53:16] *
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truck-kun then reincarnates as a fairy
L42[00:56:02] <Ocawesome101> time to see how well anarch
runs
<Ocawesome101> time to see how well anarch
runsL43[01:04:35] <Elfi> :o
L44[01:07:01] <Z0idberg>
@Ocawesome101 I have thought about it.
<Z0idberg>
@Ocawesome101 I have thought about it.L45[01:07:19] <Z0idberg>
I think OCVM would be very difficult, however Lua 5.3 works
PERFECTLY fine on MS-DOS
<Z0idberg>
I think OCVM would be very difficult, however Lua 5.3 works
PERFECTLY fine on MS-DOSL46[01:07:31] <Z0idberg>
so ideally, you could make a Pure Lua OC emulator
<Z0idberg>
so ideally, you could make a Pure Lua OC emulatorL47[01:07:36] <Ocawesome101> i doubt it'd perform
terribly well on a 25MHz 486SX :P but it might surprise me
<Ocawesome101> i doubt it'd perform
terribly well on a 25MHz 486SX :P but it might surprise meL48[01:07:39] <Z0idberg>
I don't think it would be very hard?
<Z0idberg>
I don't think it would be very hard?L49[01:07:45] <Z0idberg>
I think it would work fine.
<Z0idberg>
I think it would work fine.L50[01:07:52] <Ocawesome101> probably could just redo
OCEmu's display engine tbh
<Ocawesome101> probably could just redo
OCEmu's display engine tbhL51[01:08:00] <Z0idberg>
Though my 486 is a 66Mhz AM486DX2
<Z0idberg>
Though my 486 is a 66Mhz AM486DX2L52[01:08:16] <Z0idberg>
the hardest part would be unicode
<Z0idberg>
the hardest part would be unicodeL53[01:08:23] <Ocawesome101> i want a 66MHz (or even
better 100MHz) upgrade for this thing, i just don't have one
:P
<Ocawesome101> i want a 66MHz (or even
better 100MHz) upgrade for this thing, i just don't have one
:PL54[01:08:25] <Z0idberg>
you would need to do some sort of font rendering.
<Z0idberg>
you would need to do some sort of font rendering.L55[01:08:38] <Z0idberg>
uh, perhaps a C lua module for unicode font rendering on VGA?
<Z0idberg>
uh, perhaps a C lua module for unicode font rendering on VGA?L56[01:08:44] <Z0idberg>
That could work?
<Z0idberg>
That could work?L57[01:09:05] <Ocawesome101> i do actually have some
little experience with font rendering - i wrote a lua library for
CraftOS-PC's graphics mode that renders hexfonts, albeit
slowly
<Ocawesome101> i do actually have some
little experience with font rendering - i wrote a lua library for
CraftOS-PC's graphics mode that renders hexfonts, albeit
slowlyL58[01:09:09] <Ocawesome101> but yes that could
work
<Ocawesome101> but yes that could
workL59[01:09:39] <Z0idberg>
The challenge is dealing with video memory from protected
mode.
<Z0idberg>
The challenge is dealing with video memory from protected
mode.L60[01:09:52] <Ocawesome101> does dos use protected
mode?
<Ocawesome101> does dos use protected
mode?L61[01:09:55] <Z0idberg>
you can't just directly access 0xA00000 or whatever the starting
address was
<Z0idberg>
you can't just directly access 0xA00000 or whatever the starting
address wasL62[01:09:58] <Z0idberg>
no but Lua does
<Z0idberg>
no but Lua doesL63[01:10:01] <Ocawesome101> ah
<Ocawesome101> ahL64[01:10:02] <Z0idberg>
it's a 32 bit program
<Z0idberg>
it's a 32 bit programL65[01:10:06] <Ocawesome101> fair enough
<Ocawesome101> fair enoughL66[01:10:06] <Z0idberg>
so you use DPMI with it
<Z0idberg>
so you use DPMI with itL67[01:10:16] <Z0idberg>
With that said you can install 16 bit routines in DPMI
<Z0idberg>
With that said you can install 16 bit routines in DPMIL68[01:10:24] <Z0idberg>
and talk to the VGA controller that way.
<Z0idberg>
and talk to the VGA controller that way.L69[01:10:46] <Z0idberg>
you have to deal with the segmentation registers and protected mode
bits to get memory copied over right
<Z0idberg>
you have to deal with the segmentation registers and protected mode
bits to get memory copied over rightL70[01:10:55] <Z0idberg>
The second problem is uh..
<Z0idberg>
The second problem is uh..L71[01:10:57] <Z0idberg>
VGA modes.
<Z0idberg>
VGA modes.L72[01:11:09] <Z0idberg>
Unfortunately, VGA has more than one layout of memory.
<Z0idberg>
Unfortunately, VGA has more than one layout of memory.L73[01:11:35] <Z0idberg>
There is chained and unchained memory, planar memory, and nonplanar
memory models
<Z0idberg>
There is chained and unchained memory, planar memory, and nonplanar
memory modelsL74[01:12:46] <Z0idberg>
Let's say you want to do 640x480, well.. you will likely have to
deal with planar memory then
<Z0idberg>
Let's say you want to do 640x480, well.. you will likely have to
deal with planar memory thenL75[01:13:31] <Z0idberg>
in planar memory, VGA video output is placed into 4 planes of video
memory which are each 1 out of 4 offset buts in the video
buffer.
<Z0idberg>
in planar memory, VGA video output is placed into 4 planes of video
memory which are each 1 out of 4 offset buts in the video
buffer.L77[01:14:34] <Z0idberg>
like this
<Z0idberg>
like thisL78[01:14:57] ⇨
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L80[01:15:38] <Z0idberg>
This allows you to draw a LOT faster
<Z0idberg>
This allows you to draw a LOT fasterL81[01:15:46] <Z0idberg>
but it causes complications
<Z0idberg>
but it causes complicationsL82[01:15:52] <Ocawesome101> interesting
<Ocawesome101> interestingL83[01:15:54] <Z0idberg>
nonplanar is like a 1-1 bit map
<Z0idberg>
nonplanar is like a 1-1 bit mapL84[01:16:04] ⇦
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L86[01:16:38] <Z0idberg>
By the way this is how game developers were able to simulate the
idea of "quad core computers" in say a 486 or 686 or
whatever before multi core CPUs were available.
<Z0idberg>
By the way this is how game developers were able to simulate the
idea of "quad core computers" in say a 486 or 686 or
whatever before multi core CPUs were available.L87[01:16:47] <Z0idberg>
each plane in VGA had its own ALU
<Z0idberg>
each plane in VGA had its own ALUL88[01:17:07] <Ocawesome101> huh
<Ocawesome101> huhL89[01:17:10] <Z0idberg>
so if you played your moves right, you could put the VGA card into
planar graphics mode and use the 4 ALUs to parallel process
data
<Z0idberg>
so if you played your moves right, you could put the VGA card into
planar graphics mode and use the 4 ALUs to parallel process
dataL90[01:17:54] <Z0idberg>
(this .. is why theoretically compiler optimizers will never be as
good as the human being in terms of theoretical capability, because
nobody in their right mind would optimize thise way)
<Z0idberg>
(this .. is why theoretically compiler optimizers will never be as
good as the human being in terms of theoretical capability, because
nobody in their right mind would optimize thise way)L91[01:18:02] <Z0idberg>
but that's a separate argument
<Z0idberg>
but that's a separate argumentL92[01:18:27] <Z0idberg>
It's an abuse of the hardware to gain performance advantages
<Z0idberg>
It's an abuse of the hardware to gain performance advantagesL93[01:19:21] <Ocawesome101> fascinating
<Ocawesome101> fascinatingL94[01:20:18] <Z0idberg>
Back to an OC DOS emu
<Z0idberg>
Back to an OC DOS emuL95[01:20:38] <Z0idberg>
The above complicates things because now it means that depending on
the video mode that OC runs in will determine how to handle
rendering.
<Z0idberg>
The above complicates things because now it means that depending on
the video mode that OC runs in will determine how to handle
rendering.L96[01:20:59] <Z0idberg>
It may be wise to enforce mode X
<Z0idberg>
It may be wise to enforce mode XL97[01:21:04] <Ocawesome101> solution: only support
80x25 :)
<Ocawesome101> solution: only support
80x25 :)L98[01:21:10] <Z0idberg>
Well
<Z0idberg>
WellL99[01:21:52] <Z0idberg>
if you support Mode X, you put the VGA card into planar graphics
mode and into 320x200 resolution with 256 color pallette, which is
a lot of colors mind you.
<Z0idberg>
if you support Mode X, you put the VGA card into planar graphics
mode and into 320x200 resolution with 256 color pallette, which is
a lot of colors mind you.L100[01:21:53] <Z0idberg>
BUT
<Z0idberg>
BUTL101[01:22:08] <Z0idberg>
And this is where it gets horrifying
<Z0idberg>
And this is where it gets horrifyingL102[01:22:26] <Z0idberg>
it purposefully sets the VGAs pixel clock into a 640x480
timing.
<Z0idberg>
it purposefully sets the VGAs pixel clock into a 640x480
timing.L103[01:22:39] <Ocawesome101> o.0
<Ocawesome101> o.0L104[01:22:44] <Z0idberg>
What this does is change 320x200 into a 320x240 resolution
<Z0idberg>
What this does is change 320x200 into a 320x240 resolutionL105[01:22:56] <Z0idberg>
which causes the pixels on the screen to change from being
rectangular to square
<Z0idberg>
which causes the pixels on the screen to change from being
rectangular to squareL106[01:23:10] <Z0idberg>
AND
<Z0idberg>
ANDL107[01:23:11] <Z0idberg>
finally
<Z0idberg>
finallyL108[01:24:06] <Z0idberg>
because the VGA spec is designed so that you have to have enough
memory aside to support a 640x480 pixel clock you get a 320x240
window of memory inside of a 640x480 window of planar video
memory.
<Z0idberg>
because the VGA spec is designed so that you have to have enough
memory aside to support a 640x480 pixel clock you get a 320x240
window of memory inside of a 640x480 window of planar video
memory.L109[01:24:14] <Z0idberg>
so you get TONS of offscreen drawing space
<Z0idberg>
so you get TONS of offscreen drawing spaceL110[01:24:16] <Z0idberg>
and tons of vram
<Z0idberg>
and tons of vramL111[01:24:19] <Ocawesome101> neat
<Ocawesome101> neatL112[01:24:20] <Z0idberg>
to do whatever the hell you want with
<Z0idberg>
to do whatever the hell you want withL113[01:24:21] <Z0idberg>
yep
<Z0idberg>
yepL114[01:24:50] <Z0idberg>
(by the way this seems to work on all standard VGA hardware, even
today)
<Z0idberg>
(by the way this seems to work on all standard VGA hardware, even
today)L115[01:24:55] <Ocawesome101> so you can, for example,
render text offscreen before copying it onscreen?
<Ocawesome101> so you can, for example,
render text offscreen before copying it onscreen?L116[01:25:03] <Z0idberg>
yes.
<Z0idberg>
yes.L117[01:25:09] <Ocawesome101> neat
<Ocawesome101> neatL118[01:25:17] <Z0idberg>
My game engine idea was using it to simulate "window
sliding"
<Z0idberg>
My game engine idea was using it to simulate "window
sliding"L119[01:25:26] <Z0idberg>
like for say a sidescroller or something in 4 directions
<Z0idberg>
like for say a sidescroller or something in 4 directionsL120[01:26:08] <Z0idberg>
I could "render" the scene outside of the visual buffer
and double buffer copy the window into visible planar video memory
using a simple modulo operation so that it would wrap around the
screen in all four directions infinitely
<Z0idberg>
I could "render" the scene outside of the visual buffer
and double buffer copy the window into visible planar video memory
using a simple modulo operation so that it would wrap around the
screen in all four directions infinitelyL121[01:26:36] <Z0idberg>
I basically did something like this
<Z0idberg>
I basically did something like thisL123[01:29:45] <Z0idberg>
it was like this
<Z0idberg>
it was like thisL124[01:29:58] <Z0idberg>
the blue box is not positioned in the right spot btw
<Z0idberg>
the blue box is not positioned in the right spot btwL125[01:30:02] <Z0idberg>
bt you get the idea
<Z0idberg>
bt you get the ideaL126[01:30:08] <Z0idberg>
the red box is what you looked at
<Z0idberg>
the red box is what you looked atL127[01:30:19] <Z0idberg>
and it would "wrap around" constantly drawing ahead of
your movements
<Z0idberg>
and it would "wrap around" constantly drawing ahead of
your movementsL128[01:30:44] <Z0idberg>
then the space inside the black box and outside the blue box was
where I would put stuff to stay say, level data that would be
copied into the blue box and written over as you moved around
<Z0idberg>
then the space inside the black box and outside the blue box was
where I would put stuff to stay say, level data that would be
copied into the blue box and written over as you moved aroundL129[01:31:16] <Ocawesome101> neat
<Ocawesome101> neatL130[01:31:27] <Z0idberg>
Having more video memory made it much easier, and as I said the
blue box is definitely not where it should be at all but
whatever
<Z0idberg>
Having more video memory made it much easier, and as I said the
blue box is definitely not where it should be at all but
whateverL131[01:31:54] <Z0idberg>
some of this data was actually on the local buffer side
<Z0idberg>
some of this data was actually on the local buffer sideL132[01:31:58] <Z0idberg>
and some of it was in VRAM so
<Z0idberg>
and some of it was in VRAM soL133[01:32:05] <Z0idberg>
I was kinda "gluing them together"
<Z0idberg>
I was kinda "gluing them together"L134[01:33:45] <Z0idberg>
also I missed the extra bit there
<Z0idberg>
also I missed the extra bit thereL136[01:33:51] <Z0idberg>
was missing text
<Z0idberg>
was missing textL137[01:34:39] <Z0idberg>
The thing is when you double buffer the organization of your local
in system RAM buffer can look like anything
<Z0idberg>
The thing is when you double buffer the organization of your local
in system RAM buffer can look like anythingL138[01:34:47] <Z0idberg>
it's the GPU side that it matters.
<Z0idberg>
it's the GPU side that it matters.L139[01:44:18]
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L145[03:47:59] <Amanda> Amd matters arr
like energies but not
L148[04:34:41] <Amanda> You need a cat
now
L149[04:35:24] <Amanda> It's only right,
you've got a stick man, now you need a cat
L150[05:42:13] *
Amanda meows at elfi, telling her about all the things she got
distracted from and forgot to do today in space, like whatever the
hell she needed gold for, or what she was going to do after
crafting something or other, passes out
L151[05:42:27] <Amanda> Night nerds
L152[06:25:42] <Forecaster> %tonkout
<Forecaster> %tonkoutL153[06:25:43] <MichiBot> Awesome!
Forecaster! You beat your own previous record of 3 hours, 54
minutes and 22 seconds (By 4 hours, 41 minutes and 20 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L154[06:25:44] <MichiBot> Forecaster has
tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.008 tonk points!
plus 0.014 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
4.46527174, Position #1
L155[07:01:48] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL156[07:01:48] <MichiBot> You drink a
forked violet potion (New!). Forecaster's nails turn the color of
ruby until their next sip of water.
L157[09:10:55] <Izaya> %tell Ariri
https://shadowkat.net/tmp/8sxD.png
L158[09:10:55] <MichiBot> Izaya: Ariri
will be notified of this message when next seen.
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L162[12:29:43] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL163[12:29:43] <MichiBot> Yay! Vaur! You
beat Forecaster's previous record of <0 (By 6 hours and 4
minutes)! I hope you're happy!
L164[12:29:44] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 6 hours and 4 minutes! Vaur also gained 0.00607 tonk
points for stealing the tonk. Position #2. Need 0.18413507 more
points to pass Forecaster!
L165[12:40:54] <Kristopher38> @Ocawesome101 Lua runs fine
on a softcore FPGA CPU running at 50MHz so it shouldn't be that
bad
<Kristopher38> @Ocawesome101 Lua runs fine
on a softcore FPGA CPU running at 50MHz so it shouldn't be that
badL166[12:41:19] <Kristopher38> Lua is written to be fast
and the compilers have gotten a lot better since msdos
<Kristopher38> Lua is written to be fast
and the compilers have gotten a lot better since msdosL167[14:03:57] *
Amanda yawn-meows, looks around for something to meows at to get
working
L168[14:38:57] <Amanda> Apparently it's
88:88 until sundown where my ship currently is
L169[15:21:39] <Inari> Amanda: cursed
planet
L170[15:21:40] <Inari> burn it
L171[15:21:56] <Amanda> Inari I'm in
space, thiugh
L172[16:01:46] <Z0idberg>
@lunar_sam that isn't dwarf fortress!!!
<Z0idberg>
@lunar_sam that isn't dwarf fortress!!!L173[16:03:19] <Z0idberg>
AmandaC playing space engineers?
<Z0idberg>
AmandaC playing space engineers?L174[16:03:29] <Amanda> Empyrion: Galactic
Suvival
L175[16:06:29] <Z0idberg>
Huh. How is that
<Z0idberg>
Huh. How is thatL176[16:08:55] <Forecaster> https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/rnnu4d/a_little_fox_on_the_hunt
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L178[16:11:28] <FastBoot> hi
L179[16:11:45] <Amanda> @Z0idberg It's
pretty fun. Been Unlocked it saturday, already have 70+ h in
it
L180[16:12:26] <Amanda> Er, last saturday,
not yesterday
L181[16:12:40] <Amanda> I've not been
messing with the time stream, you can't prove anything!
L182[16:12:51] <Z0idberg>
I'm watching a review in it. It did t tell me the tutorial is like
two hours long
<Z0idberg>
I'm watching a review in it. It did t tell me the tutorial is like
two hours longL183[16:14:54]
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L190[17:31:23] <Amanda> I should really
get some more copper mined, instead of sifting the rocks I have for
it
L191[17:31:35] <Amanda> Oh well, too late
now
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L195[17:54:58] <Amanda> ... shit
L196[17:55:05] <Amanda> I can't go fast
enough to activate warp. D:
L197[17:55:42] <Forecaster> hull needs more grease
<Forecaster> hull needs more greaseL198[17:55:49] <Amanda> nvm, apparently
you just need to be moving fast, not moving fast in the correct
direction
L199[17:56:12] <Amanda> since I needed 4x
as many engines for planetary takeoff, I just pumped the downward
thruysters to get to speed
L200[17:59:32] <Amanda> Time to go destroy
the pirates that broke my small ship!
L201[17:59:51] <Amanda> Rude bastards
rolled up while I was mining with my drone
L202[18:03:27] <Izaya> does Empyron
subscribe to the Space Engineers model of physics
L203[18:08:37] <Ariri> did
i hear spengies and physics in the same sentence?
<Ariri> did
i hear spengies and physics in the same sentence?L204[18:08:40] <Ariri> i
must know this game now
<Ariri> i
must know this game nowL205[18:09:37] ⇦
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L207[18:23:36] <Amanda> Well then, TIL
Alt-F4 works under proton as well, instead of leaving it up to the
WM
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L209[19:45:10] <Inari> %splash
Amanda
L210[19:45:11] <MichiBot> You fling a soft
tomato potion (New!) that splashes onto Amanda. Amanda's favourite
pants suddenly disintegrates.
L211[19:45:31] <Amanda> I see
L212[19:45:40] <Amanda> %splash Inari with
mutable tomato potion
L213[19:45:40] <MichiBot> You fling a
mutable tomato potion (New!) that splashes onto Inari. Inari turns
into water for 43 seconds.
L214[19:46:10] *
Inari splashes onto Amanda
L215[19:46:29] <Amanda> D:
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L217[19:54:41] <ThePatmann> Test Message:
Is the MineOS IRC program working?
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L219[19:55:26] <ThePatmann> Yep, it's
working
L220[19:55:36] <ThePatmann> C'ya
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L225[20:11:22] <Vaur>
%tonkout
<Vaur>
%tonkoutL226[20:11:23] <MichiBot> Eh! Vaur! You
beat your own previous record of 6 hours and 4 minutes (By 1 hour,
37 minutes and 38 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L227[20:11:24] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.007 tonk points! plus 0.012
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 4.30013667,
Position #2 Need 0.16513507 more points to pass Forecaster!
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L233[22:29:08] <CompanionCube> %redshell
Forecaster
L234[22:29:09] <MichiBot> CompanionCube:
Unfortunately you missed with a 10 vs 14.
L235[22:29:13] <CompanionCube> oof
L236[22:48:09] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL237[22:48:10] <MichiBot> Geez!
Forecaster! You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 2 hours,
36 minutes and 46 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L238[22:48:11] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 2 hours, 36 minutes and 46 seconds! Forecaster also
gained 0.00261 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#1.
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L241[23:04:40]
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L243[23:12:14] <Amanda> %choose rain box
or waves
L244[23:12:14] <MichiBot> Amanda:
Elementary dear Watson, "waves" is the obvious
choice!