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L6[01:38:31] * Amanda
meows at elfi, debates an early bedtime
L7[01:38:45] <Amanda> timeti
L8[01:42:15] <Amanda> doh
L9[01:42:42] * Amanda
curls up around Elfi, decides at least her laptop has bedtime
now
L10[01:51:36] <Amanda> Izaya: did you have
to do anything special to get scrolling working in xfce4-terminal
on your ppine?
L11[01:51:48] <Izaya> I'm using kgx on
it
L12[01:51:51] <Amanda> ah
L13[01:52:04] <Izaya> touch scroll I
haven't worked out yet, Firefox is an outstanding problem for
that
L14[01:53:20] <Amanda> i think libinput has
some x11 knobs for making two fingers meaning scroll
L15[01:53:37] <Amanda> but ive not looked
into that much
L16[01:53:58] <Izaya> oh, yeah, had that on
my old laptop
L17[02:08:06] <Amanda> according to the
arch wiki its up to the applicatons to do it, or you can make
touchegg do a shitty version
L18[02:11:21] <Izaya> for right click I'm
already using a separate program >.>
L19[02:12:23] <Amanda> oh?
L20[02:13:06] <Amanda> Izaya: what
program?
L21[02:14:19] <Izaya> https://github.com/PeterCxy/evdev-right-click-emulation
L22[02:19:18] <Amanda> interesting
L23[02:21:49] <Amanda> will have to
gibv
L24[02:22:02] <Amanda> give that a
try*
L25[02:24:48] <Amanda> Izaya: am i
misunderstanding or is the switcherpopup broken: ctapping on
another icon doesnt seem to be switching apps. it brings it on top
but desnt seem to tive it keyboard input
L26[02:25:09] <Izaya> it sends the window
the raise signal
L27[02:25:29] <Amanda> hrm
L28[02:25:51] <Izaya> if you don't have a
thing to raise windows on the signal it won't work
L29[02:32:36] <Amanda> so i guess id just
want client.connect("raise", function(c) c:focus()
end)
L30[02:32:58] <Amanda> connect_signal
ratger
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L36[02:49:08] <Amanda> got it
L37[02:50:09] ***
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L38[02:51:11] <Amanda> %remindme 10h make
the raised siganal handler canon in the nixos repo
L39[02:51:11] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"make the raised siganal handler canon in the nixos repo"
in 10h at 03/12/2022 12:51:11 PM
L40[03:02:40] <Amanda> Izaya: works fine
when you have the signa yeah, danke
L41[03:02:58] <Izaya> cool :3
L42[03:03:15] <Izaya> it should also mean
that windows that ask to be raised get raised, for better or
worse
L43[03:04:17] <Amanda> I hacked it into my
rc.lua on the pinephone itself using nano. will do it properly and
commit to my nixos repo tomorrow
L44[03:06:05] <Amanda> anyway, bed time.
nini
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%tonkout
<Vaur>
%tonkoutL49[06:32:04] <MichiBot> Yay! Vaur! You
beat your own previous record of 5 hours, 29 minutes and 54 seconds
(By 1 hour, 55 minutes and 26 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L50[06:32:05] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
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bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 0.85885432,
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L53[08:27:51] <The
Patmann> %tonk
<The
Patmann> %tonkL54[08:27:51] <MichiBot> Golly! The
Patmann! You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 1 hour, 55
minutes and 46 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L55[08:27:52] <MichiBot> The Patmann's new
record is 1 hour, 55 minutes and 46 seconds! The Patmann also
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=> #9. (Overtook nil) Need 0.00114 more points to pass
Ocawesome101!
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L63[12:51:12] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
make the raised siganal handler canon in the nixos repo
L64[13:18:23] <ThePiGuy24> siganal
<ThePiGuy24> siganalL65[13:30:18] <Amanda> I blame the
pinephone's keyboard case for that
L66[13:30:33] <Amanda> Definately not a
sleepy amanda toyp
L67[13:36:04] <Trainfan91> %blame pinephone
<Trainfan91> %blame pinephoneL68[13:36:05] *
MichiBot blames pinephone for adding radioiodonated goo to the
inventory!
L69[13:37:24] <Trainfan91> @ThePiGuy24 which pi?
<Trainfan91> @ThePiGuy24 which pi?L70[13:37:30] <Trainfan91> do u use?
<Trainfan91> do u use?L71[13:37:58] <Forecaster> why is there a character at
the end of each inventory item now...
<Forecaster> why is there a character at
the end of each inventory item now...L72[13:38:22] <ThePiGuy24> >Trainfan91:
<@!258769251547086849> which pi?
<ThePiGuy24> >Trainfan91:
<@!258769251547086849> which pi?L73[13:38:23] <ThePiGuy24> 3B+
<ThePiGuy24> 3B+L74[13:38:27] <ThePiGuy24> why do you ask?
<ThePiGuy24> why do you ask?L75[13:38:36] <Trainfan91> i have 400
<Trainfan91> i have 400L76[13:38:47] <ThePiGuy24> ok
<ThePiGuy24> okL78[13:39:16] <ThePiGuy24> yes i know which pi is which,
i have owned atleast one since 2012
<ThePiGuy24> yes i know which pi is which,
i have owned atleast one since 2012L79[13:40:27] <Trainfan91> ok; which is better on
paper(when it comes to emulation?)
<Trainfan91> ok; which is better on
paper(when it comes to emulation?)L80[13:41:08] <ThePiGuy24> depends what
"better" means
<ThePiGuy24> depends what
"better" meansL81[13:41:33] <ThePiGuy24> most powerful would probably
be the CM4, with the 400 in 2nd place
<ThePiGuy24> most powerful would probably
be the CM4, with the 400 in 2nd placeL82[13:41:50] <Trainfan91> cool ty!
<Trainfan91> cool ty!L83[13:42:07] <ThePiGuy24> but if you are looking for
low power, then probably the zero 2 would be more ideal (for a
handheld or whatever)
<ThePiGuy24> but if you are looking for
low power, then probably the zero 2 would be more ideal (for a
handheld or whatever)L84[13:42:28] <Trainfan91> u seen the mintypi?
<Trainfan91> u seen the mintypi?L86[13:43:08] <Trainfan91> pi in altoids tin lol
<Trainfan91> pi in altoids tin lolL87[13:43:09] <ThePiGuy24> i have seen things like
it
<ThePiGuy24> i have seen things like
itL88[13:47:06] <Trainfan91> i've wondered for a while;
can gut a gameboy, replace its internals with rpi, and STILL give
it the ability to load carts?
<Trainfan91> i've wondered for a while;
can gut a gameboy, replace its internals with rpi, and STILL give
it the ability to load carts?L89[13:47:50] <Bob> why
not
<Bob> why
notL90[13:47:57] <Bob> the
cartridges are memory mapped anyways
<Bob> the
cartridges are memory mapped anywaysL91[13:48:06] <Bob> so
you can do some MMIO with the pins of a pi ?
<Bob> so
you can do some MMIO with the pins of a pi ?L92[13:48:14] <ThePiGuy24> theoretically yes, hardware
exists to be able to read gameboy carts over usb. whether you could
actually get it all to fit is another question
<ThePiGuy24> theoretically yes, hardware
exists to be able to read gameboy carts over usb. whether you could
actually get it all to fit is another questionL93[13:48:23] <Trainfan91> the problem is converting the
carts to rom
<Trainfan91> the problem is converting the
carts to romL94[13:48:24] <ThePiGuy24> >Bob: so you can do some
MMIO with the pins of a pi ?
<ThePiGuy24> >Bob: so you can do some
MMIO with the pins of a pi ?L95[13:48:24] <ThePiGuy24> thats the hard way of doing
it
<ThePiGuy24> thats the hard way of doing
itL96[13:48:30] <Bob> the
cool way too
<Bob> the
cool way tooL97[13:48:35] <Bob> using
usb is just boring lol
<Bob> using
usb is just boring lolL98[13:48:46] <ThePiGuy24> yeah its cooler, but
exponentially more difficult
<ThePiGuy24> yeah its cooler, but
exponentially more difficultL99[13:48:51] <Bob>
>Trainfan91: the problem is converting the carts to rom
<Bob>
>Trainfan91: the problem is converting the carts to romL100[13:48:51] <Bob> how
is it a problem 🤔
<Bob> how
is it a problem 🤔L101[13:49:09] <Bob> you
need to connect them, if you go the MMIO way, write a driver, if
you go the usb way, its all there
<Bob> you
need to connect them, if you go the MMIO way, write a driver, if
you go the usb way, its all thereL102[13:49:22] <Trainfan91> ^
<Trainfan91> ^L103[13:49:48] <Trainfan91> the former
<Trainfan91> the formerL104[13:50:36] <Trainfan91> basically i want to see a
method where it'll dump the cart to microsd
<Trainfan91> basically i want to see a
method where it'll dump the cart to microsdL105[13:50:44] <Trainfan91> for future use
<Trainfan91> for future useL106[13:51:05] <Bob> then
just buy a card reader and dump them ?
<Bob> then
just buy a card reader and dump them ?L107[13:51:26] <Bob> then
memory mapping files to expose them as memory regions in a program
or heck, even just loading then in memory is piss fucking
easy
<Bob> then
memory mapping files to expose them as memory regions in a program
or heck, even just loading then in memory is piss fucking
easyL108[13:51:58] <Trainfan91> @Bob within gb case lol
<Trainfan91> @Bob within gb case lolL109[13:52:27] <Bob> a ROM
is at most 128KiB
<Bob> a ROM
is at most 128KiBL110[13:52:32] <Bob> heck,
we can make a gameboy emulator on OC2
<Bob> heck,
we can make a gameboy emulator on OC2L111[13:52:35] <Bob> fuck,
i gotta try that now
<Bob> fuck,
i gotta try that nowL112[13:52:56] <Bob> added
it to my to-never list
<Bob> added
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L116[13:53:55] <Bob> wish
i had time
<Bob> wish
i had timeL117[13:54:22] <Trainfan91> @Bob if you DO decide that,
PLS make it work on oc tablet...?
<Trainfan91> @Bob if you DO decide that,
PLS make it work on oc tablet...?L118[13:54:40] <Bob> OC1
wont possibly be able to handle it lol
<Bob> OC1
wont possibly be able to handle it lolL120[13:57:00] <Bob>
>Trainfan91: THERE'S AN OC2?????
<Bob>
>Trainfan91: THERE'S AN OC2?????L121[13:57:00] <Bob> I
amongst others already have used Rust and C++ and C to write
various things for OC2
<Bob> I
amongst others already have used Rust and C++ and C to write
various things for OC2L123[13:57:56] <Trainfan91> @Bob 1.12.2 PLS!! I'LL CRY IF
NOT
<Trainfan91> @Bob 1.12.2 PLS!! I'LL CRY IF
NOTL124[13:58:04] <Amanda> No.
L125[13:58:24] <Amanda> OC2 is 1.18 only
right meow, and likely won't be backported. OC1 won't go past
1.12
L127[13:58:37] <Forecaster> port it yourself
<Forecaster> port it yourselfL128[13:58:45] <Amanda> It's a clean
break, no shared code
L129[13:59:10] <Trainfan91> can it run oc1
programs?
<Trainfan91> can it run oc1
programs?L130[13:59:18] <Amanda> no
L131[13:59:31] <Forecaster> not out of the box at
least
<Forecaster> not out of the box at
leastL132[13:59:36] <Amanda> I managed to port
an OC1 emulator to it, but it just hung, likely an OOM
L133[14:00:11] <Trainfan91> how fast is oc2? can it run
N64?
<Trainfan91> how fast is oc2? can it run
N64?L134[14:00:22] <Amanda> Doubtful
L135[14:00:53] <Trainfan91> i thought not; ppl are STILL
stuck using plugins
<Trainfan91> i thought not; ppl are STILL
stuck using pluginsL136[14:01:38] <Amanda> Why would you play
Minecraft to play a N64? That's just useless layers of abstraction
and shittier inputs
L137[14:02:01] <Trainfan91> believe it or not the n64 was
ACTUALLY 64-bit
<Trainfan91> believe it or not the n64 was
ACTUALLY 64-bitL138[14:02:07] <Amanda> I know.
L139[14:02:12] <Bob> it
wouldn't be too hard to make an OpenOS alike environement for
OC2
<Bob> it
wouldn't be too hard to make an OpenOS alike environement for
OC2L140[14:02:29] <Bob> just
add the HLAPI, slap wrappers over most `/dev` devices, notably
framebuffers, add some terminal library
<Bob> just
add the HLAPI, slap wrappers over most `/dev` devices, notably
framebuffers, add some terminal libraryL141[14:02:34] <Bob>
altough i'm clueless about events
<Bob>
altough i'm clueless about eventsL142[14:02:46] <Amanda> HLAPI does not
have events
L143[14:02:58] <Trainfan91> @Bob could it just be a
terminal window?
<Trainfan91> @Bob could it just be a
terminal window?L144[14:03:01] <Amanda> The only
"events" are low-level hardware events like IRQs
L145[14:03:54] <Bob> yeah
now thats the thing
<Bob> yeah
now thats the thingL146[14:04:04] <Bob> i
wonder like how redstone for example
<Bob> i
wonder like how redstone for exampleL147[14:04:11] <Amanda> in OC2 you're
expected to do polling for HLAPI, which makes sense, since most
components didn't even deal with adding events anyway
L148[14:04:12] <Bob> does
it have events and if so how
<Bob> does
it have events and if so howL149[14:04:17] <Trainfan91> also is oc2 compatible with
oc1 hardware?
<Trainfan91> also is oc2 compatible with
oc1 hardware?L150[14:04:18] <Bob>
thatsucks
<Bob>
thatsucksL151[14:04:24] <Bob>
>Trainfan91: also is oc2 compatible with oc1 hardware?
<Bob>
>Trainfan91: also is oc2 compatible with oc1 hardware?L152[14:04:24] <Bob> no,
its completly different
<Bob> no,
its completly differentL153[14:04:30] <Trainfan91> shame
<Trainfan91> shameL154[14:04:41] <Bob> well
it does implement more and more of the stuff
<Bob> well
it does implement more and more of the stuffL155[14:04:45] <Bob> but
its still in early alpha
<Bob> but
its still in early alphaL156[14:05:30] <Amanda> What do you mean
"Oc1 hardware"
L157[14:05:42] <Amanda> If you mean mods
adding components, no.
L158[14:05:46] <Bob>
likely tablets or components
<Bob>
likely tablets or componentsL159[14:05:52] <Bob> yeah
no, they're not a thing yet
<Bob> yeah
no, they're not a thing yetL160[14:05:58] <Bob> tbh i
kinda dislike the HLAPI
<Bob> tbh i
kinda dislike the HLAPIL161[14:06:19] <Amanda> It's a fine
trade-off imho
L162[14:06:28] <Bob> well
sure is a trade-off
<Bob> well
sure is a trade-offL163[14:06:38] <Trainfan91> how much overhead is
there?
<Trainfan91> how much overhead is
there?L164[14:06:48] <Amanda> You're not going
to get Jonny Q ModDev to write a C kernel driver for linux
L165[14:07:02] <Bob> our
Rust / C++ implementations of the HLAPI are quite okay
<Bob> our
Rust / C++ implementations of the HLAPI are quite okayL166[14:07:05] <Amanda> only crazy people
like dequbed will do that
L167[14:07:21] <Trainfan91> as in how much power is lost
running it in minecraft?
<Trainfan91> as in how much power is lost
running it in minecraft?L168[14:07:27] <Bob> C++
has the advantage of having an ABI unlike Rust so it can be a
dynamic library, altough i was thinking about making something akin
to that too
<Bob> C++
has the advantage of having an ABI unlike Rust so it can be a
dynamic library, altough i was thinking about making something akin
to that tooL169[14:07:35] <Bob> wdym
how much power is lost ?
<Bob> wdym
how much power is lost ?L170[14:08:26] <Trainfan91> how much less efficient is
code compiled in mc vs running on actual pc?
<Trainfan91> how much less efficient is
code compiled in mc vs running on actual pc?L171[14:09:02] <Amanda> I don't know if
anybody's done benchmarks yet
L172[14:09:22] <Bob> there
isnt a notion of efficiency ?
<Bob> there
isnt a notion of efficiency ?L173[14:09:28] <Amanda> but it WILL be
miuch slower, intentionally so, otherwise nobody would run it on a
server
L174[14:09:43] <Bob> and
dont expect clockrates in the gigahertz
<Bob> and
dont expect clockrates in the gigahertzL175[14:10:05] <Bob> if i
were to take a guess, a few MH
<Bob> if i
were to take a guess, a few MHL176[14:10:05] <Bob> if i
were to take a guess, a few MHz [Edited]
<Bob> if i
were to take a guess, a few MHz [Edited]L177[14:10:10] <Bob> if i
were to take a guess, a few MHz and a single core [Edited]
<Bob> if i
were to take a guess, a few MHz and a single core [Edited]L178[14:10:24] <Trainfan91> @Bob BUT CAN IT RUN
DOOM??
<Trainfan91> @Bob BUT CAN IT RUN
DOOM??L179[14:10:35] <Bob> heh,
we'll see
<Bob> heh,
we'll seeL180[14:10:46] <Bob> i
wonder how much overhead does Linux add
<Bob> i
wonder how much overhead does Linux addL181[14:10:51] <Amanda> I'm sure someone's
made a fbdev doom
L182[14:10:52] <Trainfan91> yay;doom
<Trainfan91> yay;doomL183[14:10:53] <Bob> and
how to use OC2 completly raw
<Bob> and
how to use OC2 completly rawL184[14:11:10] <Amanda> @Bob I think
sapphic was working on that
L185[14:11:17] <Bob> yeah,
now the only way to interact is framebuffres
<Bob> yeah,
now the only way to interact is framebuffresL186[14:11:24] <Bob> yeah
sapphic made already some stuff with framebuffers
<Bob> yeah
sapphic made already some stuff with framebuffersL188[14:11:34] <Bob> i
wish i could play more OC2
<Bob> i
wish i could play more OC2L189[14:11:34] <Amanda> I mean running
without linux
L190[14:11:45] <Bob> so
MMIO framebuffers huh
<Bob> so
MMIO framebuffers huhL192[14:12:01] <Bob> i
really need to catchup someday lol
<Bob> i
really need to catchup someday lolL193[14:12:13] <Bob> i did
get a `no_std` thing to work but it still used libc
<Bob> i did
get a `no_std` thing to work but it still used libcL194[14:13:03] ⇦
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L196[14:14:07] <Bob> tbh
it'd be easier to jsut stream footage just like its done here to
OC2
<Bob> tbh
it'd be easier to jsut stream footage just like its done here to
OC2L197[14:14:43] <Trainfan91> is oc2 lua?
<Trainfan91> is oc2 lua?L198[14:15:07] <Trainfan91> i mean lua based
<Trainfan91> i mean lua basedL199[14:15:14] <Amanda> it has lua, but
its a riscv virtual machine running linux ootb
L200[14:16:33] <Trainfan91> this might be a ridiculous
question but how many oc2 compy's to crash server?
<Trainfan91> this might be a ridiculous
question but how many oc2 compy's to crash server?L201[14:16:51] <Bob> thats
the same answer as with water
<Bob> thats
the same answer as with waterL202[14:16:53] <Bob> any
overdose is fatal
<Bob> any
overdose is fatalL203[14:16:56] <Amanda> the mod limits
maximum memory usage to 512MiB
L204[14:17:03] <Bob> you
can make a server crash if you use enough tile entities
<Bob> you
can make a server crash if you use enough tile entitiesL205[14:17:11] <Bob> hmmm,
there's a global ceiling too
<Bob> hmmm,
there's a global ceiling tooL206[14:17:19] <Trainfan91> what about cpu?
<Trainfan91> what about cpu?L207[14:17:47] <Trainfan91> a server processing a vm will
lock up eventually
<Trainfan91> a server processing a vm will
lock up eventuallyL208[14:17:55] <Bob> there
are call budgets, and even then it uses a separate thread
<Bob> there
are call budgets, and even then it uses a separate threadL209[14:17:59] <Bob>
no
<Bob>
noL210[14:18:00] <Amanda> not sure how the
cpu is handled, but i assume similar to oc1 it does them on a
thread pool
L211[14:18:02] <DaComputerNerd> CPU is limited even in
oc1
<DaComputerNerd> CPU is limited even in
oc1L212[14:18:15] <Bob> even
if you do `while true do end`
<Bob> even
if you do `while true do end`L213[14:18:21] <Bob> your
game doesnt give a single damn
<Bob> your
game doesnt give a single damnL214[14:18:49] <Amanda> oc2 only will
execute a certine number of cpu instructions at a time, also
L215[14:19:07] <Bob> just
like OC1
<Bob> just
like OC1L216[14:19:07] <Trainfan91> @Bob what about 10 print
crash 20goto10 scenarios
<Trainfan91> @Bob what about 10 print
crash 20goto10 scenariosL217[14:19:28] <Bob>
neither `loop {}` in Rust or `while (true) {}` in C++ wont do
anything to the game
<Bob>
neither `loop {}` in Rust or `while (true) {}` in C++ wont do
anything to the gameL218[14:19:37] <Bob>
besides locking up your in-game computer
<Bob>
besides locking up your in-game computerL219[14:20:15] <Trainfan91> lol cpu WITHIN CPU
crashes?
<Trainfan91> lol cpu WITHIN CPU
crashes?L220[14:20:20] <Amanda> thats a benifit to
using a vm, at least a software emulated vm, the mod can always
just say stop!
L221[14:20:38] <Bob> sure
you can make the virtualuzed CPU read bogus instructions and just
cause a kernel panic
<Bob> sure
you can make the virtualuzed CPU read bogus instructions and just
cause a kernel panicL222[14:20:47] <Bob> but
thats still virtualized
<Bob> but
thats still virtualizedL223[14:21:00] <Amanda> its not hardware
accelerated vms
L224[14:21:14] <Trainfan91> ok new question; how many
vm's b4 lag happens to all computers on server?
<Trainfan91> ok new question; how many
vm's b4 lag happens to all computers on server?L225[14:21:56] <Trainfan91> have compy explode like
creeper if divde by 0
<Trainfan91> have compy explode like
creeper if divde by 0L226[14:23:37] <Bob> try
and see lol
<Bob> try
and see lolL227[14:24:03] <Bob>
dividing by zero just sets an error flag at the lowest level, linux
throws a signal
<Bob>
dividing by zero just sets an error flag at the lowest level, linux
throws a signalL228[14:24:13] <Amanda> Again, the mod
limits maximum memory usage for VMs memory to 512, and since each
machine needs 24MiB to boot...
L229[14:24:21] <Amanda> %calc 512 /
24
L230[14:24:22] <MichiBot> 512 / 24 =>
21.333334
L231[14:24:39] <Amanda> ~21 computers is
the max that can be running at once
L232[14:24:52] <Bob> isnt
a single stick 2MB or ?
<Bob> isnt
a single stick 2MB or ?L233[14:24:57] <Bob> its
8MB per stick of mem ?
<Bob> its
8MB per stick of mem ?L234[14:25:12] <Amanda> I thought it was
8, maybe I'm mis-remembering
L235[14:25:18] <Amanda> for the biggest
ram anyway
L236[14:25:40] <Bob> i
thought it was 8 due to 4x2
<Bob> i
thought it was 8 due to 4x2L237[14:26:01] <Bob> i
never had time to consider it anyways
<Bob> i
never had time to consider it anywaysL238[14:26:33] <Amanda> You only need
three sticks to boot, IIRC, but since you make them 2 at a time,
might as well use 4
L239[14:28:13] <Amanda> %choose v or
c
L240[14:28:13] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
received a message from future you, said to go with
"c".
L241[14:28:37] <Amanda> future me, eh?
_lights a cigarette_ Been a long time sinc eI heard from
her...
L242[14:29:11] *
Amanda hacks up a lung after taking a single drag
L243[14:29:41] <Amanda> Don't smoke,
kids
L244[14:30:15] <Bob> i'm
an adult now, you can't stop me
<Bob> i'm
an adult now, you can't stop meL245[14:30:24] <Amanda> You're 23?
L246[14:30:57] <Amanda> You're a kid until
your brain stops maturing at 23-24
L247[14:31:06] <Amanda> And even then
you're on thin fucking ice
L248[14:31:15] *
Amanda yowls at clouds
L249[14:32:30] <Bob> i
hope the world doesn't collapse by the time im 23
<Bob> i
hope the world doesn't collapse by the time im 23L250[14:48:38] <Forecaster> don't smoke kids
<Forecaster> don't smoke kidsL251[14:58:58] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL252[14:58:58] <MichiBot> Yow! Vaur! You
beat The Patmann's previous record of 1 hour, 55 minutes and 46
seconds (By 4 hours, 35 minutes and 20 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L253[14:58:59] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 6 hours, 31 minutes and 7 seconds! Vaur also gained
0.00918 (0.00459 x 2) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#1.
L254[15:07:23] <Amanda> Izaya:
MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1 fixes scrolling in firefox for me
L255[15:09:06] <Izaya> oh neat
L256[15:09:14] *
Izaya hadn't looked into it yet
L257[15:09:25] <Izaya> guess that's going
in my .profile too >.>
L258[15:09:32] <Amanda> yup
L259[15:23:57] <DaComputerNerd> how stable is oc2, out of
curiosity?
<DaComputerNerd> how stable is oc2, out of
curiosity?L260[15:26:03]
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L261[15:31:56] <Forecaster> `18 0 * * *
"/home/forecaster/.acme.sh"/acme.sh --cron --home
"/home/forecaster/.acme.sh" > /dev/null`
<Forecaster> `18 0 * * *
"/home/forecaster/.acme.sh"/acme.sh --cron --home
"/home/forecaster/.acme.sh" > /dev/null`L262[15:31:56] <Forecaster> I don't remember adding
this... I wonder what it does...
<Forecaster> I don't remember adding
this... I wonder what it does...L263[15:34:16] <Amanda> Renews a LE
certificate, probably
L264[15:37:24] <Amanda> Well then
L265[15:37:33] <Amanda> pressing the power
button on my pinephone immediately put it to sleep
L266[15:38:15] <Forecaster> yep, looks like some cert
thing
<Forecaster> yep, looks like some cert
thingL267[15:38:24] <Forecaster> probably LE put it
there
<Forecaster> probably LE put it
thereL268[15:38:46] <Amanda> acme.sh is a LE
certificate client
L269[15:38:56] <Forecaster> I've put things after it, I'm
not sure how I didn't notice it being there before...
<Forecaster> I've put things after it, I'm
not sure how I didn't notice it being there before...L270[15:44:23] <Amanda> %boop Inari
L271[15:44:23] <MichiBot> You boop Inari
on the snoot.
L272[15:46:31] <Inari> Amanda: boop!
L273[15:47:46] <Amanda> Woot, now I can
bring up Izaya's power menu on pressing the power button
L274[15:48:18] <Amanda> And logind
*doesn't* immediately kill the session
L275[15:48:35] <Izaya> I had to disable
power button handling in elogind
L276[15:48:49] <Izaya> otherwise on
attempting to resume it'd power off the phone >.>
L277[15:49:54] <Amanda> I assume you have
something like this in your rc.lua:
L278[15:49:57] <Amanda> tdown")
end[201~wermenu.suspend() awful.spawn("systemctl
suspend") end
L279[15:49:58] <Amanda> function
powermenu.poweroff() awful.spawn("systemctl shutdown")
end[201~
L280[15:50:36] <Amanda> Oh jeez, did
gomuks mangle that more than matrix -> IRC usually would
L281[15:50:41] <Amanda> %oclogs
L282[15:50:41] <MichiBot> https://irclogs.pc-logix.com/?dir=logs/%23oc
L283[15:51:05] <Izaya> yup basically
L284[15:51:07] <Amanda> looks like that's
a yes
L285[15:51:34] <Izaya> pmOS doesn't have
systemd so it's a tad jankier but eh >.>
L286[15:51:44] <Amanda> ah
L287[15:52:16] <Izaya> I *could* talk to
dbus to ask upower to suspend the device
L288[15:52:27] <Izaya> or I could write
"mem" to a file in /sys with a suid script
L289[15:52:39] <Izaya> one of these is
much easier than the other
L290[15:52:57] <Amanda>
"dbus-send" my dude
L291[15:53:14] <Izaya> I tried that but
then upower is like "nah, don't know what the fuck you're on
about"
L292[15:53:18] <Amanda> ah
L293[15:53:27] <Izaya> apparently there's
some permissions bullshit going on?
L294[15:53:36] <Amanda> ah, polkit
yeah
L295[15:53:38] <Izaya> too lazy to debug
polkit matrix management
L296[15:53:54] <Izaya> as a sidenote the
machine I'm currently talking from is significantly weaker than my
pinephone
L297[15:55:32] <Izaya> similar battery
life though
L298[15:56:32] <Amanda> heh
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L300[16:14:55] <Amanda> %choose factory or
continue playing with devops shit
L301[16:14:55] <MichiBot> Amanda: If I
had a gold nugget for every time someone asked me about
"factory"
L302[16:15:00] <Amanda> Sounds good
L303[16:15:04] <Izaya> https://shadowkat.net/tmp/ed5c.jpg
L304[16:59:16] <nil> is
there a modpack out there like this
<nil> is
there a modpack out there like thisL306[16:59:17] <nil> if
not would be kool to see one made 🙂
<nil> if
not would be kool to see one made 🙂L307[17:04:17] <nil> is
there a modpack out there like this
<nil> is
there a modpack out there like thisL309[17:04:17] <nil> if
not would be kool to see one made IE with a map and a quest book
etc 🙂 [Edited]
<nil> if
not would be kool to see one made IE with a map and a quest book
etc 🙂 [Edited]L310[17:26:38]
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L311[17:29:55] <Forecaster> Make your own??
<Forecaster> Make your own??L312[17:30:24] <nil> i
dont know how
<nil> i
dont know howL313[17:30:34] <Forecaster> put mods in the mods
folder
<Forecaster> put mods in the mods
folderL314[17:30:37] <nil> not
even close
<nil> not
even closeL315[17:30:41] <Forecaster> configure them to play nice
with eachothers
<Forecaster> configure them to play nice
with eachothersL316[17:30:43] <Forecaster> configure them to play nice
with eachother [Edited]
<Forecaster> configure them to play nice
with eachother [Edited]L317[17:36:04] <Forecaster> I'd say it's not that hard,
but configuring a lot of mods can be a lot of work
<Forecaster> I'd say it's not that hard,
but configuring a lot of mods can be a lot of workL318[17:36:13] <Forecaster> but conceptually it's not
that hard
<Forecaster> but conceptually it's not
that hardL319[17:47:08]
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L328[20:13:27] <Amanda> Oops. Forgot to
plug in my laptop when I moved over to the table in the meowning.
Just turned itself off
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L331[22:08:00] <lunar_sam>
thunderstorm followed by snow followed by thundersnow
<lunar_sam>
thunderstorm followed by snow followed by thundersnowL332[22:19:10] <Amanda> The foxes left a
bunch of that white stuff around here, too
L333[22:25:56] <Forecaster> Thundersnow? I love that 007
movie
<Forecaster> Thundersnow? I love that 007
movieL335[22:43:03] <Amanda> %choose wait for
soup or make pizza
L336[22:43:04] <MichiBot> Amanda: If I
had a gold nugget for every time someone asked me about "make
pizza"
L337[22:43:42] <Amanda> Hrm. Nah
L338[22:45:43] <Forecaster> %tonkout
<Forecaster> %tonkoutL339[22:45:43] <MichiBot> Fudge!
Forecaster! You beat Vaur's previous record of 6 hours, 31
minutes and 7 seconds (By 1 hour, 15 minutes and 37 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L340[22:45:44] <MichiBot> Forecaster has
stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.007 tonk
points! plus 0.006 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to
50% because stealing) Current score: 0.55503568. Position #3 Need
0.07342432 more points to pass Michiyo!
L341[22:54:21] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL342[22:54:22] <MichiBot> You drink a tiny
bavarium potion (New!). A giant boulder is rolling towards
Forecaster! They successfully evaded it with a 16 vs DC 15!
L343[22:54:32] <Forecaster> phew, another close one
<Forecaster> phew, another close oneL344[22:54:38] <Amanda> Forecaster I
wonder, can I ping you now?
L345[22:54:53] <Forecaster> apparently
<Forecaster> apparentlyL346[22:55:14] <Amanda> Huh. I guess it
was Element that was stopping me, not Heisenbridge
L347[23:01:00] <Amanda> gomuks doesn't use
the @-user syntax for pinging people, so I was curious if that
means I could ping people who are on from IRC and discord now
L348[23:02:42] <Amanda> Hrm, why is
Postgres randomly opening ~700 files at once.
L349[23:03:54] <Amanda> It's not the
spinning rust causing problems, because it's state directory is on
the SSD