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L4[00:11:05] <The P​atmann> Hey, is it possible to rotate drone's entity rotation? It seems to be used in determining what direction the Computronics Cameras cast rays from when attached as a Camera Upgrade.
L5[00:11:20] <The P​atmann> Hey, is it possible to change drone's entity rotation? It seems to be used in determining what direction the Computronics Cameras cast rays from when attached as a Camera Upgrade. [Edited]
L6[00:11:25] <The P​atmann> Hey, is it possible to change a drone's entity rotation? It seems to be used in determining what direction the Computronics Cameras cast rays from when attached as a Camera Upgrade. [Edited]
L7[00:38:28] <Ar​iri> %choose s or j
L8[00:38:29] <MichiBot> Ar​iri: The proof is in the pudding. Definitely "j". Now please get it out of my pudding.
L9[00:57:04] <B​ob> ```[(["itemhandler"], ["getItemSlotCount", "getItemStackInSlot", "getItemSlotLimit"]), (["robot"], ["move", "getSelectedSlot", "setSelectedSlot", "getEnergyStored", "turn", "getLastActionId", "getActionResult", "getQueuedActionCount", "getStackInSlot", "getEnergyCapacity"]), ([], []), (["blockoperations"], ["excavate", "excavate", "durability", "place", "place", "repair"]), (["charger"], ["isCharging"]), (["redstone"], ["getRedstoneOutput",
L10[00:57:05] <B​ob> "getRedstoneInput", "setRedstoneOutput"]), (["fileimportexport"], ["reset", "beginExportFile", "writeExportFile", "finishExportFile", "requestImportFile", "beginImportFile", "readImportFile"]), (["inventoryoperations"], ["move", "take", "take", "drop", "drop", "takeFrom", "takeFrom", "dropInto", "dropInto"]), (["sound"], ["findSound", "playSound"]), ([], []), (["energystorage"], ["getEnergyStored", "getMaxEnergyStored", "canExtractEnergy",
L11[00:57:05] <B​ob> "canReceiveEnergy"])]``` ok so, it all seems to work, besides the empty set for some reason ??
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L13[01:29:15] <B​ob> oh fuck, there are overloaded methods
L14[01:29:26] <B​ob> that will be very bad for Rust lmao
L15[01:29:44] <B​ob> what did i do to deserve this
L16[01:30:36] <B​ob> i'll make the robot side optional
L17[01:30:50] <B​ob> i need some kind of manual overrides / advanced rules for those things
L18[01:31:00] <B​ob> else it will get fucking messy real fucking fast
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L20[01:52:09] <sapphicf​ettucine> the trick you could do for dynamic dispatch is a tuple / array of trait objects
L21[01:52:17] <sapphicf​ettucine> but it's, not optimal
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L25[02:59:53] <CompanionCube> no way to engage in macro wizardry?
L26[03:09:45] <Michiyo> %tonk
L27[03:09:45] <MichiBot> Woooo! Mic​hiyo! You beat Forec​aster's previous record of 4 hours, 17 minutes and 47 seconds (By 2 hours, 13 minutes and 29 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L28[03:09:46] <MichiBot> Michiyo's new record is 6 hours, 31 minutes and 16 seconds! Michiyo also gained 0.0111 (0.00222 x 5) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #2. Need 0.20329432 more points to pass Va​ur!
L29[03:14:07] <Amanda> %choose cubes or the complete annihilation of the time stream
L30[03:14:07] <MichiBot> Ama​nda: Hold on tightly! "the complete annihilation of the time stream" is a wild ride!
L31[03:19:21] * Amanda stares dequbed in the face while she pushes the T axis off the table
L32[03:51:17] * Amanda curls up around Elfi, meows at her about the continuing adventures of her Inari-clone colony, and how the anti-lewd filter seems to have made them angry and stopped working until she restarted the simulation
L33[03:51:51] * Amanda zzzmews
L34[03:51:54] <Amanda> Night nerds
L35[04:05:39] <sapphicf​ettucine> night!
L36[04:06:02] <sapphicf​ettucine> >CompanionCube: no way to engage in macro wizardry?
L37[04:06:02] <sapphicf​ettucine> you'd have to make the method calls themselves macros
L38[04:24:57] <Ocawes​ome101> we went back to our local piano store today to trade in our old(ish) digital piano for a better one
L39[04:25:04] <Ocawes​ome101> and i think i got a job offer lol
L40[04:58:54] <Snai​lDOS> https://tinyurl.com/ybn99jey
L41[04:58:58] <Snai​lDOS> why is the tablet black
L42[04:58:59] <Snai​lDOS> with no words
L43[05:05:16] <luna​r_sam> do you have screen and gpu?
L44[05:09:01] <Snai​lDOS> got it to work no
L45[05:09:03] <Snai​lDOS> got it to work now [Edited]
L46[05:09:09] <Snai​lDOS> its been such a while since i used open computers lol
L47[05:09:37] <lunar_sam> FUCK
L48[05:09:39] <Snai​lDOS> can I install OPPM without the disk?
L49[05:09:50] <lunar_sam> i'm 20, not sure how to feel about this
L50[05:09:56] <Snai​lDOS> what?
L51[05:10:01] <lunar_sam> does this mean i have to adult now
L52[05:13:05] <ThePi​Guy24> lunar_sam: mood
L53[05:13:26] <ThePi​Guy24> except im about 9.5 months away
L54[05:13:54] <ThePi​Guy24> still attempting to acquire job™️
L55[05:16:35] <Wat​tana> https://tinyurl.com/ycy7tz4f
L56[05:16:35] <Wat​tana> sad
L57[05:16:51] <Wat​tana> and no 1.18 build server 😭
L58[05:16:56] <Wat​tana> and no 1.18 on build server 😭 [Edited]
L59[05:21:53] <ThePi​Guy24> there is on curseforge
L60[05:21:58] <Michiyo> @Wattana the current dev build is on CF
L61[05:22:04] <Michiyo> https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/oc2/files
L62[05:22:36] <Wat​tana> and I just discovered the GH repo have the latest released but they're not shown bc prerelease
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L64[05:25:35] <snaildos> Hi.
L65[05:25:38] <snaildos> Ey it worked.
L66[05:26:09] <Wat​tana> ?
L67[05:26:34] <Wat​tana> What worked 🤔
L68[05:26:43] <snaildos> IRC on OC
L69[05:26:55] <snaildos> Now I can chat on my tablet xD
L70[05:33:25] <snaildos> poggers
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L72[05:34:17] <Wat​tana> dang
L73[05:34:27] <Snai​lDOS> IT RAN OUT OF BATTERY
L74[05:34:29] <Snai​lDOS> NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
L75[05:34:31] <Wat​tana> lmao
L76[05:34:38] <Wat​tana> https://tenor.com/view/champoy-el-risitas-kek-issou-etu-gif-17837830
L77[05:34:51] <Wat​tana> btw theres an irc program disk in oc right?
L78[05:34:55] <Wat​tana> i forgor if there is
L79[05:35:31] <Snai​lDOS> yes
L80[05:37:13] <ShreksHe​llraiser> bezier curve https://tinyurl.com/y7fznu9g
L81[05:37:54] <Wat​tana> what the fuck
L82[05:38:05] <Wat​tana> oc2's default eeprom requires 4x4MB memory to boot
L83[05:38:12] <lunar_sam> https://xmpp.404.city:5280/usershare/c44a7f29876bb754953efd718432c3cb3316b2da/5hV2zmpzPsKQO6HrpSmAj3Qj6tGzmrZxLQlU54TD/Smoke.mp4
L84[05:39:24] <Wat​tana> And 4x4MB only gets you to a kernel panic about running out of memory https://tinyurl.com/ybehdhzs
L85[05:40:55] <Kristo​pher38> >Ocawesome101: and i think i got a job offer lol
L86[05:40:55] <Kristo​pher38> You gonna work at a piano store now?
L87[05:41:01] <Ocawes​ome101> possibly
L88[05:41:15] <sapphicf​ettucine> >Wattana: And 4x4MB only gets you to a kernel panic about running out of memory
L89[05:41:15] <sapphicf​ettucine> it is linux
L90[05:41:19] <Ocawes​ome101> funny thing is i had considered that for a summer job just a day or two earlier
L91[05:41:33] <Ocawes​ome101> @sapphicfettucine linux can boot to (basic) userspace on 8MB
L92[05:41:53] <sapphicf​ettucine> yeah but good luck doing too much of use
L93[05:42:01] <Ocawes​ome101> true
L94[05:42:05] <Ocawes​ome101> 16MB is more comfortable
L95[05:42:13] <Kristo​pher38> I'm glad it turned out that way then
L96[05:42:35] <lunar_sam> when do we have specially made OS for OC2 :v
L97[05:42:46] <Wat​tana> >sapphicfettucine: it *is* linux
L98[05:42:46] <Wat​tana> mfw absolute minimum to boot and work is 20MB
L99[05:43:28] <sapphicf​ettucine> >lunar_sam: when do we have specially made OS for OC2 :v
L100[05:43:28] <sapphicf​ettucine> i've thought about it
L101[05:43:49] <Wat​tana> beautiful https://tinyurl.com/yczcvymm
L102[05:44:02] <sapphicf​ettucine> maybe someday
L103[05:44:09] <sapphicf​ettucine> oxide will make hubris work on riscv
L104[05:44:19] <Wat​tana> >lunar_sam: when do we have specially made OS for OC2 :v
L105[05:44:19] <Wat​tana> that will have to wait until the devs make the flash mem non-linux
L106[05:44:40] <Wat​tana> as of currently flash mem is embedded linux and will need an existing linux install(minus the kernel maybe)
L107[05:44:46] <lunar_sam> lol
L108[05:44:49] <lunar_sam> i know
L109[05:44:55] <sapphicf​ettucine> you can just replace the files in the jar
L110[05:44:55] <Kristo​pher38> >ShreksHellraiser: bezier curve
L111[05:44:56] <Kristo​pher38> nice! I had numerical analysis this semester but never got to implement any of the stuff we talked about, cool to see it in CC
L112[05:44:58] <lunar_sam> i want to make Zorya :v
L113[05:45:04] <lunar_sam> for OC2
L114[05:45:07] <Wat​tana> man i want an actual bios flash mem and not an embedded linux
L115[05:45:15] <Wat​tana> lmao
L116[05:45:18] <lunar_sam> including booting from .VELX files
L117[05:45:25] <Wat​tana> is there even an api to write custom flash mem as of yet?
L118[05:45:32] <lunar_sam> maybe i can make VELXstub :vvv
L119[05:45:50] <Wat​tana> >lunar_sam: i want to make Zorya :v
L120[05:45:50] <Wat​tana> I sure hope OSDev on RISC-V will be less painful than 6502
L121[05:45:58] <sapphicf​ettucine> >Wattana: is there even an api to write custom flash mem as of yet?
L122[05:45:58] <sapphicf​ettucine> no, but it's an issue on the github
L123[05:46:14] <sapphicf​ettucine> besides the current api of "replace the file in the jar it's literally there"
L124[05:46:17] <lunar_sam> > <@Wat​tana> I sure hope OSDev on RISC-V will be less painful than 6502
L125[05:46:17] <lunar_sam> which 6502
L126[05:46:27] <lunar_sam> lol
L127[05:46:28] <Wat​tana> Thistle 6502
L128[05:46:56] <Kristo​pher38> >lunar_sam: when do we have specially made OS for OC2 :v
L129[05:46:57] <Kristo​pher38> That gives me an idea, my uni has a kernel project that they like to port around for various archs and they recently did a port for riscv
L130[05:47:31] <Wat​tana> Riscnix
L131[05:47:34] <lunar_sam> which was the 6502 with 24-bit memory space
L132[06:12:48] <ShreksHe​llraiser> https://tinyurl.com/y86tav9p
L133[06:12:49] <ShreksHe​llraiser> more curves
L134[06:16:08] <Wat​tana> ComputerCraft?
L135[06:16:30] <Wat​tana> Font looks likei t
L136[06:17:17] <ShreksHe​llraiser> Yeah
L137[06:17:22] <ShreksHe​llraiser> https://tinyurl.com/yc6992xg
L138[06:20:16] <Wat​tana> Hold tf up
L139[06:20:26] <Wat​tana> 3x3 pseudo-pixel per character???
L140[06:20:30] <Wat​tana> Whaaaat
L141[06:20:40] <Wat​tana> That's like triple resolution
L142[06:21:09] <ShreksHe​llraiser> 2x3
L143[06:21:29] <ShreksHe​llraiser> I'm also working on an easy to use GUI system that has these high res elements as widgets
L144[06:22:00] <ShreksHe​llraiser> Oh and it's fast enough that that last example runs at 1 frame per tick
L145[06:36:06] <ShreksHe​llraiser> I keep crashing the emulator I'm using lol
L146[06:44:58] <Wat​tana> AFAIK CC and OC runs at max frame per tick right?
L147[06:45:23] <Wat​tana> my FPS calculation code on OC2 always stay capped at 20 FPS
L148[06:46:12] <ShreksHe​llraiser> I guess it doesn't really matter that much when it's all buffered
L149[06:46:23] <sapphicf​ettucine> you can draw to the framebuffer a bit faster than 20fps if i remember some stuff right [there's a good chance i'm not]
L150[06:46:27] <sapphicf​ettucine> as for rendering i have no idea
L151[06:55:38] <ShreksHe​llraiser> https://pastebin.com/PpVvZvMH
L152[06:55:38] <ShreksHe​llraiser> Here's an example hello world program using the gui library I'm working on
L153[06:58:28] <Wat​tana> how's it look like?
L154[07:01:31] <ShreksHe​llraiser> The top widget should be inverted from what it is in this picture https://tinyurl.com/y84w8eg4
L155[07:01:40] <ShreksHe​llraiser> I'm not sure why it's doing that, but I'm working on trying to find it
L156[07:01:55] <ShreksHe​llraiser> Bottom one is correct, as that's how buttons are being distinguished from text
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L158[07:09:32] <Wat​tana> Have anyone here read this? I'm thinking abt re-reading it https://tinyurl.com/yc9myhm3
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L160[07:20:03] <ThePi​Guy24> >Wattana: my FPS calculation code on OC2 always stay capped at 20 FPS
L161[07:20:03] <ThePi​Guy24> the gpu calls themselves have no max framerate, they just use up a portion of a time. you are probably using event.pull or something else that uses computer.uptime, which is quantised to each tick
L162[07:20:32] <ThePi​Guy24> oh wait oc2, not oc, im dumbass
L163[07:20:39] <ThePi​Guy24> idk about oc2
L164[07:20:42] <Wat​tana> The FPS thing is OC1
L165[07:21:11] <Wat​tana> There doesn't seem to be any way to get more accurate delta time, though
L166[07:38:59] <ThePi​Guy24> you dont need one
L167[07:39:05] <ThePi​Guy24> just sample over a longer time
L168[07:40:17] <ShreksHe​llraiser> >ShreksHellraiser: I'm not sure why it's doing that, but I'm working on trying to find it
L169[07:40:18] <ShreksHe​llraiser> So I figured out why. The theme table was copied by reference between each widget
L170[07:40:29] <sapphicf​ettucine> >Wattana: Have anyone here read this? I'm thinking abt re-reading it
L171[07:40:29] <sapphicf​ettucine> i was cursed by a witch to only read yuri
L172[07:40:39] <Wat​tana> lmao
L173[07:40:46] <sapphicf​ettucine> (the witch is called "being a lesbian")
L174[07:40:47] <ShreksHe​llraiser> So I fixed that with some more metatables and lua shit
L175[07:41:06] <Wat​tana> so anyway ima go sleep cya guys in a million years
L176[07:57:41] <B​ob> >sapphicfettucine: the trick you could do for dynamic dispatch is a tuple / array of trai…
L177[07:57:41] <B​ob> nah, i'll use `Option`s with `#[serde(skipserializationif(Option::is_empty))]`, i already use it quite lot
L178[07:57:58] <B​ob> i just need to make my file generator mind that
L179[07:58:10] <B​ob> at least the capability solver is down and its fast enough
L180[07:58:28] <B​ob> going the multi pass vec route was defenitely the wisest way
L181[07:58:52] <B​ob> altough i sometimes leave empty sets so i need to filter that each pass, could write a better union extractor to skip
L182[08:00:18] <B​ob> i just hope it wont get more complicated than that
L183[08:00:28] <B​ob> with for example overloaded arguments
L184[08:00:34] <B​ob> like either int or bool type shit
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L186[08:08:34] <B​ob> i now need some kind of collapser for methods
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L191[13:21:10] <ben_mkiv> can anyone who worked with OC2 API yet tell me if there's an equivalent to the old Events? As it seems like the "normal" devices don't support them anymore?!
L192[13:21:26] <ben_mkiv> would i need an VMDevice which can use interrupts?
L193[13:22:46] <Amanda> ben_mkiv: correct, hlapi does not have events
L194[13:22:56] <Amanda> Polling only
L195[13:24:14] <Forec​aster> %tonkout
L196[13:24:16] <MichiBot> Kapow! Forec​aster! You beat Mic​hiyo's previous record of 6 hours, 31 minutes and 16 seconds (By 3 hours, 43 minutes and 12 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L197[13:24:17] <MichiBot> Forec​aster has stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.01 tonk points! plus 0.009 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to 50% because stealing) Current score: 0.45150568. Position #3 Need 0.03402432 more points to pass Mic​hiyo!
L198[13:26:17] <ben_mkiv> Amanda, but i understood that the VMDevice interrupts could be used similar like events have been used before?
L199[13:27:34] <Amanda> ben_mkiv: vmdevice aren't hlapi, they emulate hardware plugged into the computer. So you'd need to either emulate an existing piece of hardware, or include a Linux kernel driver
L200[13:28:00] <ben_mkiv> excuse me? xD
L201[13:29:15] <Amanda> ben_mkiv: did you not notice it's running a stripped down linux build?
L202[13:30:21] <Amanda> It's running actual mainline linux kernel, with busybox and init scripts
L203[13:30:51] <ben_mkiv> no, haven't bothered at all with OC2 yet
L204[13:31:11] <ben_mkiv> just looked at the API description to figure out how big of a deal a 1.18 port is
L205[13:31:16] <ben_mkiv> and apparently it's quite some task
L206[13:33:33] <ben_mkiv> unless someone writes some kind of generic VMDevice driver :>
L207[13:35:07] <ben_mkiv> is the modpack of dequbed on curseforge?
L208[13:35:14] <dequbed> no
L209[13:35:32] <ben_mkiv> so how would i get my hands on it?
L210[13:35:51] <dequbed> Get handed the link and use MultiMC to download it :P
L211[13:36:14] <ben_mkiv> would you be so glad?
L212[13:36:20] <dequbed> And using a 100+ mod modpack to try out OC2 is a bit of an overkill.
L213[13:36:41] <ben_mkiv> i want to take a look at 1.18 in general, and guess it's more fun with a modpack anyways
L214[14:25:02] <Forec​aster> %sip
L215[14:25:03] <MichiBot> You drink a solid iron potion (New!). Forecaster feels like a champion!
L216[14:25:14] <Forec​aster> an iron champion?
L217[14:26:58] <ben_mkiv> oh boy, it really runs some kind of linux <3
L218[14:28:49] <dequbed> Yes, in your case it's a slightly patched version of the upstream OpenBSI, we'll get around to publishing the buildroot files … soon™. Also talking about porting OpenWRT because why not ::
L219[14:39:27] <ben_mkiv> but it feels a bit slow, testing with the redstone device it takes like 2 seconds to perform the action
L220[14:40:09] <dequbed> That shouldn't happen. On the server the redstone block easily managed to update at redstone speed (40Hz)
L221[14:40:30] <ben_mkiv> only tested with the bundled redstone.lua script
L222[14:40:36] <ben_mkiv> maybe the device lookup takes a while?!
L223[14:45:55] <ben_mkiv> that works surprising well, already managed to send stuff with netcat across the network xD
L224[15:56:13] <B​ob> the Lua script is hellishly slow
L225[15:56:21] <B​ob> we do have Rust HLAPI layers if you want
L226[16:03:41] <ben_mkiv> thanks, i'll go with slow then
L227[16:04:36] <ben_mkiv> is there an alternative to rust/lua?
L228[16:04:45] <Amanda> I've got one in C++
L229[16:04:50] <Amanda> :P
L230[16:04:51] <ben_mkiv> that sounds good
L231[16:04:57] <Amanda> and there's a micropython in the ROM also
L232[16:05:14] <ben_mkiv> it's just that i've never done anything in rust and currently i'm not in the mood to learn another language, even if rust is probably a good one
L233[16:06:03] <Amanda> sec, lemme dig up the git link
L234[16:06:24] <Amanda> https://git.camnet.site/gitweb/?p=amandac/mc/oc2/cxx-fuckery.git;a=summary
L235[16:06:27] <ben_mkiv> so the lua interpreter runs in the oc2 vm instead of the java sandbox like it used before?
L236[16:06:34] <ben_mkiv> thanks amanda
L237[16:06:34] <Amanda> indeed
L238[16:06:43] <Amanda> lemme make sure that's up to date
L239[16:06:53] <Amanda> note it required libstdc++ to be built seperately
L240[16:07:09] <Amanda> Sangar removed it from the ROM since it's like 2.5M
L241[16:07:21] <ben_mkiv> so i got to crosscompile on a real system, or is there gcc or something in the oc2 machine?
L242[16:07:58] <Amanda> cross-compile
L243[16:08:32] <Amanda> I'm using clang for mine since some meta-programming fuckery doesn't work with gcc, at least not the gcc version available in the buildroot
L244[16:09:31] <Amanda> if you clone https://github.com/fnuecke/buildroot then "make prepare-sdk" it'll provide a sysroot for you to use
L245[16:10:06] <Amanda> to get libstdc++ I enabled the c++ toolchain in "make menuconfig1"
L246[16:10:10] <Amanda> menuconfig*
L247[16:10:33] <Amanda> then just throwing that in a datapack and symlinking it into /usr/lib64 was all I needed to do
L248[16:15:00] <ben_mkiv> symlinking on the oc2 machine i guess
L249[16:15:05] <Amanda> yes
L250[16:15:17] <ben_mkiv> thanks, guess your explanation saved me quite some research :)
L251[16:16:04] <Amanda> note: the meta-programming fuckery isn't nessary to use libhlapi.so just some glue I wanted to make it easier to interact with stuff on a higher level
L252[16:16:38] <Amanda> what's really nice about C++ over rust, etc is that you _can_ have a libhlapi.so
L253[16:17:56] <ben_mkiv> so i guess that buildroot is also used to create drivers for VMDevices?!
L254[16:18:07] <ben_mkiv> which can then be compiled and loaded as kernel module?
L255[16:18:43] <Amanda> it could be, I think? It's been awhile since I touched buildroot that deeply, but it is what's used to build the embedded linux system that it runs
L256[16:29:49] <Z0id​berg> @lunar_sam Cannot find libICBM.so.4: no suck file or directory.
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L259[17:13:51] <kikoabdou> hey guyz
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L261[17:14:09] <Amanda> bye, I guess
L262[17:14:29] <sapphicf​ettucine> that was quick
L263[17:17:49] <Elfi> Always is
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L265[17:55:29] <luna​r_sam> >Z0idberg: <@!175686996461617162> Cannot find libICBM.so.4: no suck file or directory.
L266[17:55:29] <luna​r_sam> i went to sleep and everything is on fire now
L267[17:55:30] <luna​r_sam> wtf
L268[19:12:16] <Va​ur> %tonk
L269[19:12:17] <MichiBot> Dogast! Va​ur! You beat Forec​aster's previous record of <0 (By 5 hours, 48 minutes and 1 second)! I hope you're happy!
L270[19:12:18] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record is 5 hours, 48 minutes and 1 second! Vaur also gained 0.0058 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.
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L273[20:08:04] <Z0id​berg> @lunar_sam Have you been asleep since Wednesday?
L274[20:08:19] <luna​r_sam> >Z0idberg: <@!175686996461617162> Have you been asleep since Wednesday?
L275[20:08:19] <luna​r_sam> yes
L276[20:08:48] <luna​r_sam> but in all seriousness, i woke up to a fuckton of shit happening in the few hours i was asleep
L277[20:08:53] <luna​r_sam> but hey, cats
L278[20:09:26] <Z0id​berg> So it has been what four days and Putin is already telling his nuclear weapons experts to stand by.
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L280[20:56:05] <Lizzy> %p
L281[20:56:06] <MichiBot> Ping reply from Li​zzy 0.19s
L282[21:03:09] * Lizzy grumbles about iptables being annoying
L283[21:04:39] <Forec​aster> that sounds unlikely, networking stuff always work flawlessly
L284[21:06:05] <Lizzy> it's probably something in my setup that's fucking it up, but i just had to reload networking on my server and it lost a rule for masquerading all of the container IPv4 connections that didn't have either direct outside connections or had other set addresses
L285[21:06:47] <Lizzy> also i'm sure i didn't add the rule to allow established/related packets back in to the input table 6 times
L286[21:07:22] <Lizzy> gonna be switching over to using nftables soon though
L287[21:07:38] <Forec​aster> that sounds super fun
L288[21:09:35] <Lizzy> yup, cause also going along with that is the adjusting of networking bits, creating new networks to switch my containers over to, removing old VMs for stuff that's not needed anymore, adjusting DNS/DHCP stuff so i can have that automated and stuff
L289[21:10:23] <Lizzy> like, my internet-facing DNS server container doesn't need to have it's SSH port exposed to the internet, and neither does my front-end proxy
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L291[21:12:22] <Lizzy> probably also thinking of going ipv6 only for the inter-container traffic, which might get fun if they need to access stuff on the internet.... what with OVH's IPv6 setup being a steaming pile of horse shit
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L293[21:15:34] <CompanionCube> sounds involved
L294[21:19:22] <Lizzy> yup
L295[21:21:23] <Wat​tana> >Z0idberg: So it has been what four days and Putin is already telling his nuclear wea…
L296[21:21:23] <Wat​tana> is it an understatement to say that Putin is making us all just a little bit paranoid about WW3?
L297[21:21:36] <Lizzy> I had planned to use a VyOS VM to handle all that stuff, but it was confusing to get set up, i got NAT working once then when i next looked at it, it had stopped working so i've just given up with a dedicated "routing OS" vm and instead i'm just gonna handle everything with nftables on the host since i only have the one server right now. If i had more than one i would look into a different solution, but i don't have that kind of money to throw about
L298[21:29:03] <lunar_sam> MAN
L299[21:29:04] <lunar_sam> caps
L300[21:29:10] <Lizzy> wat
L301[21:29:13] <lunar_sam> man, the DS4 is so fucking good for use on PC games
L302[21:29:31] <lunar_sam> that touchpad makes all the difference
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L305[21:58:01] <Z0id​berg> >lunar_sam: man, the DS4 is so fucking good for use on PC games
L306[21:58:01] <Z0id​berg> @lunar_sam What the hell are you going to do with 4032 telephone lines if you have a DS4?
L307[22:18:15] <stephan48> wb Lizzy
L308[22:20:03] <CompanionCube> lol
L309[22:21:25] <CompanionCube> huh, i thought those only went up to DS3, but DS4 is indeed a thing
L310[23:02:35] <Z0id​berg> It is very very useful if you do frame relay over fiber
L311[23:03:10] <Z0id​berg> you can multiplex several connections at once per strand this way
L312[23:03:59] <Z0id​berg> The benefit is that you get the reliability to time division multiplexing for networked traffic
L313[23:06:46] <Z0id​berg> CompanionCube: I've been thinking lately about what it would be like to use an analog modulated signal over fiber and set up some device that has electromagnetically aligned mirrors that vibrate when you talk, so that you can have fiber telephone lines and only supply power from the remote end, allowing your phone to perform communication without any main power line
L314[23:08:31] <Z0id​berg> I also want to get some laser diodes so I can play with analog signals over fiber a bit
L315[23:08:36] <Z0id​berg> not for that purpose though
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L318[23:42:03] <Amanda> %choose rain box or continue staring at an empty editor window
L319[23:42:03] <MichiBot> Ama​nda: Out of these two choices? I'd say "rain box".
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