L2[00:02:23] 
<Michiyo> I
think htop might be drunk
<Michiyo> I
think htop might be drunkL3[00:03:34] <Hawk777> Wow. Pretty nice
mess!
L4[00:11:08] <AR2000>
>pea: what about debuging, you have to do it in the game right ?
Load the code …
<AR2000>
>pea: what about debuging, you have to do it in the game right ?
Load the code …L5[00:11:08] <AR2000>
unfortunately, print is your best friend for debugging.
<AR2000>
unfortunately, print is your best friend for debugging.L6[00:11:08] <AR2000>
Making a logging function that write in a file, or even crazier, in
a socket, can help
<AR2000>
Making a logging function that write in a file, or even crazier, in
a socket, can helpL7[00:14:02] <AR2000>
else for the bufferChanges trick, you can find the files in your
game save, in the opencomputers folder. check your disk filesystems
uuid to find the correct folder
<AR2000>
else for the bufferChanges trick, you can find the files in your
game save, in the opencomputers folder. check your disk filesystems
uuid to find the correct folderL8[00:14:22] <Amanda> %choose waves or
halucinate
L9[00:14:22] <MichiBot> Amanda: If I've
learned anything in life it's that you always pick
"halucinate"
L10[00:14:53] <Sky>
>Michiyo: I think htop might be drunk
<Sky>
>Michiyo: I think htop might be drunkL11[00:14:53] <Sky> A
little bit
<Sky> A
little bitL12[00:15:17] <AR2000>
it's weird how green text is fine
<AR2000>
it's weird how green text is fineL13[00:16:05] <Amanda> @Michiyo "I
swear officer, there's no blood in my alchol system!" - Htop,
probably
L14[00:16:33] *
Amanda curls up around Elfi, reads stories to her, about so many
different lesibabs
L15[00:18:54] <Michiyo>
lmao, sounds about right
<Michiyo>
lmao, sounds about rightL16[00:20:04] <pea> i am
using older version of open computer and it has debug card, i want
to get player position, so first i link it with my player and then
i should just do : ?
<pea> i am
using older version of open computer and it has debug card, i want
to get player position, so first i link it with my player and then
i should just do : ?L17[00:20:04] <pea> x, y,
z = debug.getPosition
<pea> x, y,
z = debug.getPositionL18[00:20:04] <pea> and
the x should be a number ?
<pea> and
the x should be a number ?L20[00:20:12] <AR2000> I
guess I was not the fist doing full disk encryption
<AR2000> I
guess I was not the fist doing full disk encryptionL21[00:20:17] <AR2000>
Looks nice
<AR2000>
Looks niceL24[00:22:52] <AR2000>
First you need to get a player object, then you can get it's
position from the object
<AR2000>
First you need to get a player object, then you can get it's
position from the objectL25[00:23:06] <pea>
oh
<pea>
ohL26[00:23:10] <pea>
player.getPosition
<pea>
player.getPositionL27[00:23:11] <pea> i
see
<pea> i
seeL28[00:24:27] <pea> yup
it works, thank you, needed to use the player
<pea> yup
it works, thank you, needed to use the playerL29[00:24:46] <AR2000>
same issue with the world object just in case
<AR2000>
same issue with the world object just in caseL30[00:25:01] <AR2000>
and it's technically a dimension object
<AR2000>
and it's technically a dimension objectL31[00:28:17] <pea> can
you make your world laggy or mess it up somehow with open computers
? I guess the components in the computer case should protect but
what if you use creative case ?
<pea> can
you make your world laggy or mess it up somehow with open computers
? I guess the components in the computer case should protect but
what if you use creative case ?L32[00:29:01] <pea> like,
is there anything i should be careful with ? having long complex
loops or something ?
<pea> like,
is there anything i should be careful with ? having long complex
loops or something ?L33[00:30:26] <Michiyo>
There is nothing special about a creative case, other than no power
use, and higher component tier limits
<Michiyo>
There is nothing special about a creative case, other than no power
use, and higher component tier limitsL34[00:30:49] <Michiyo>
Oh, and it locks non creative / op users out of opening its
UI
<Michiyo>
Oh, and it locks non creative / op users out of opening its
UIL35[00:32:01] <pea> oh,
good to know, thanks
<pea> oh,
good to know, thanksL36[00:32:17] <AR2000>
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Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/epufazisezL37[00:32:17] <Hawk777> Code that doesn’t
interact with the world (e.g. just doing complex calculations)
shouldn’t really affect lag much, since it runs in a separate
(real-computer) thread. I guess building lots of computers could
consume RAM and disk space, and doing a lot of component
interactions could slow down the main Minecraft world thread a
bit.
L38[00:33:19] <Hawk777> Yeah, and to
clarify the “crash” refers to the OC computer crashing, not
Minecraft crashing. That’s just because there’s a fixed pool of
threads to run OC computer code, so if you don’t yield, you’re
stopping other OC computers from making progress. So you’re forced
to yield once in a while.
L39[00:36:59] ⇦
Quits: Vexatos (~Vexatos@pd9e21222.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) (Quit:
Insert quantum chemistry joke here)
L40[00:37:11] <pea> so if
you had no idea what you where doing you would be safe, like not
using all your real life RAM or CPU
<pea> so if
you had no idea what you where doing you would be safe, like not
using all your real life RAM or CPUL41[00:37:22] <pea> hawk
when you mention ram and disk space you mean in minecraft or in
real life
<pea> hawk
when you mention ram and disk space you mean in minecraft or in
real lifeL42[00:38:26] <AR2000>
both ?
<AR2000>
both ?L43[00:38:26] <AR2000>
When you build a PC in game, you give it RAM and storage. It will
use at most what you gave it on the host (real life)
<AR2000>
When you build a PC in game, you give it RAM and storage. It will
use at most what you gave it on the host (real life)L44[00:38:53] <pea> oh,
but the amounts really small
<pea> oh,
but the amounts really smallL45[00:39:06] <pea> like
people could not use open computers as lag machines
<pea> like
people could not use open computers as lag machinesL46[00:39:28] <AR2000> or
you would need a LOT of them, and they would crash as soon as they
start to lag
<AR2000> or
you would need a LOT of them, and they would crash as soon as they
start to lagL47[00:39:40] <pea> so is
that some safety feature ?
<pea> so is
that some safety feature ?L48[00:39:43] <AR2000>
that's what the "too long without yielding" crash is
for
<AR2000>
that's what the "too long without yielding" crash is
forL49[00:40:08] <AR2000>
avoid infinite loops that do nothing, and avoid lag because of
them
<AR2000>
avoid infinite loops that do nothing, and avoid lag because of
themL50[00:40:40] <pea> what
if i would want to have a while loop that would basically have a
timer and after some time would activate some function forever
?
<pea> what
if i would want to have a while loop that would basically have a
timer and after some time would activate some function forever
?L51[00:40:49] <AR2000> if
you have a 🥔 PC, you can make this crash happen after a longer
time. I remember crashing on a bad PC just by booting openOS
<AR2000> if
you have a 🥔 PC, you can make this crash happen after a longer
time. I remember crashing on a bad PC just by booting openOSL52[00:41:21] <AR2000>
>pea: what if i would want to have a while loop that would
basically have a tim…
<AR2000>
>pea: what if i would want to have a while loop that would
basically have a tim…L53[00:41:21] <AR2000>
https://ocdoc.cil.li/api:event#:~:text=was%20registered%20for.-,event.timer,-(interval%3A%20number%2C%20callback
<AR2000>
https://ocdoc.cil.li/api:event#:~:text=was%20registered%20for.-,event.timer,-(interval%3A%20number%2C%20callbackL54[00:41:31] <AR2000>
>pea: what if i would want to have a while loop that would
basically have a tim…
<AR2000>
>pea: what if i would want to have a while loop that would
basically have a tim…L55[00:41:31] <AR2000>
event.timer dose just that
<AR2000>
event.timer dose just thatL56[00:41:32] <pea> the
reason i am saying this because in some other games you have to be
carefull what you write or you might crash your game
<pea> the
reason i am saying this because in some other games you have to be
carefull what you write or you might crash your gameL57[00:42:08] <AR2000>
you won't crash your game with a badly written program thx to the
good isolation from MC main thread
<AR2000>
you won't crash your game with a badly written program thx to the
good isolation from MC main threadL58[00:42:17] <pea>
>AR2000: https://ocdoc.cil.li/api:event#:~:text=was%20registered%20for.-,event.…
<pea>
>AR2000: https://ocdoc.cil.li/api:event#:~:text=was%20registered%20for.-,event.…L59[00:42:17] <pea> this
looks complex but i will check it out thanks
<pea> this
looks complex but i will check it out thanksL60[00:42:56] <AR2000>
>pea: this looks complex but i will check it out thanks
<AR2000>
>pea: this looks complex but i will check it out thanksL61[00:42:57] <AR2000>
it's not that hard.
<AR2000>
it's not that hard.L62[00:42:57] <AR2000>
You set a timer for x second, and once it's over, it call a
function. By default it does it once
<AR2000>
You set a timer for x second, and once it's over, it call a
function. By default it does it onceL63[00:43:23] <pea> when
you mentioned too long without yealding in a loop ? if loop does
nothing for some time it stops the program running ?
<pea> when
you mentioned too long without yealding in a loop ? if loop does
nothing for some time it stops the program running ?L64[00:43:46] <AR2000>
you must learn how to use the event lib, as it's how you will
handle keyboard manually (input can be done with io or term), modem
and other stuff
<AR2000>
you must learn how to use the event lib, as it's how you will
handle keyboard manually (input can be done with io or term), modem
and other stuffL65[00:45:00] <AR2000>
>pea: when you mentioned too long without yealding in a loop ?
if loop does not…
<AR2000>
>pea: when you mentioned too long without yealding in a loop ?
if loop does not…L66[00:45:00] <AR2000>
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Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/nerokanuruL67[00:45:58] <pea> if
you use the event library, you still need a loop to check for event
to happen ?
<pea> if
you use the event library, you still need a loop to check for event
to happen ?L68[00:46:30] <AR2000>
only os.sleep() and event.pull() can prevent this crash Or any
function waiting for a event like term.read()
<AR2000>
only os.sleep() and event.pull() can prevent this crash Or any
function waiting for a event like term.read()L69[00:47:40] <AR2000>
>pea: if you use the event library, you still need a loop to
check for event to…
<AR2000>
>pea: if you use the event library, you still need a loop to
check for event to…L70[00:47:40] <AR2000>
no, you can use a event listener
<AR2000>
no, you can use a event listenerL72[00:48:04] <AR2000>
`event.pull` is blocking
<AR2000>
`event.pull` is blockingL73[00:48:04] <AR2000>
`event.listen` is not blocking
<AR2000>
`event.listen` is not blockingL74[00:48:21] <pea>
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Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/umapaqavevL75[00:48:21] <pea> so
you run the program named test1, and the machine will be busy with
the program ?
<pea> so
you run the program named test1, and the machine will be busy with
the program ?L76[00:48:40] <pea> like
in openOS you have to run the program
<pea> like
in openOS you have to run the programL77[00:48:44] <pea> for
it to work
<pea> for
it to workL78[00:48:52] <AR2000>
the event listener persist after the program end
<AR2000>
the event listener persist after the program endL79[00:49:04] <pea> oh,
thats interesting
<pea> oh,
thats interestingL80[00:49:15] <pea> so
then you can run other programs ?
<pea> so
then you can run other programs ?L81[00:49:20] <AR2000>
yep
<AR2000>
yepL82[00:50:01] <AR2000>
for example you can make a srv that wait form `modem_message`
events, but still work on other things
<AR2000>
for example you can make a srv that wait form `modem_message`
events, but still work on other thingsL83[00:50:14] <pea> and
if the function is an infinite loop ? then it will overtake the
program ?
<pea> and
if the function is an infinite loop ? then it will overtake the
program ?L84[00:50:54] <AR2000>
Just remember that openOS, and OC in general is single CPU core, so
handling the event will pause everything else. A event handler for
a event.listen should be quick
<AR2000>
Just remember that openOS, and OC in general is single CPU core, so
handling the event will pause everything else. A event handler for
a event.listen should be quickL85[00:51:16] <AR2000>
>pea: and if the function is an infinite loop ? then it will
overtake the progr…
<AR2000>
>pea: and if the function is an infinite loop ? then it will
overtake the progr…L86[00:51:17] <AR2000>
yeah, like I said, one task at the time. So avoid that in a event
handler
<AR2000>
yeah, like I said, one task at the time. So avoid that in a event
handlerL87[00:52:44] <pea> what
about if i have mutliple conditions that have to be met for a
function to work ?
<pea> what
about if i have mutliple conditions that have to be met for a
function to work ?L88[00:53:05] <pea> would
it not be better to have a while loop that just checks if those
conditions are met and then activates
<pea> would
it not be better to have a while loop that just checks if those
conditions are met and then activatesL89[00:54:04] <AR2000> or
you can have event handlers that set a variable to true when a
condition is met
<AR2000> or
you can have event handlers that set a variable to true when a
condition is metL90[00:54:22] <AR2000>
you can stop a function midway with a return
<AR2000>
you can stop a function midway with a returnL91[00:55:25] <pea> and
what would be the advantages disadvantages, because i can just have
a long while loop with different conditions for different
functions
<pea> and
what would be the advantages disadvantages, because i can just have
a long while loop with different conditions for different
functionsL93[00:55:49] <Hawk777> OpenOS has a
threads API if you want to run things in the background, too; you
won’t get better performance, because OC computers in-game are
effectively single-core, but it can be more convenient.
L94[00:56:01] <Hawk777> (under the hood
they’re built on top of Lua coroutines)
L95[00:56:53] <AR2000>
>pea: and what would be the advantages disadvantages, because i
can just have a…
<AR2000>
>pea: and what would be the advantages disadvantages, because i
can just have a…L96[00:56:53] <AR2000>
avoid loops when possible, it's a source of error. A infinite loop
can easily appear where you don't want it
<AR2000>
avoid loops when possible, it's a source of error. A infinite loop
can easily appear where you don't want itL97[00:57:13] <AR2000>
that's my opinion, I'm not claiming that's the only one
correct
<AR2000>
that's my opinion, I'm not claiming that's the only one
correctL98[00:57:59] <pea> are
event handlers just something that runs in the game loop anyway
?
<pea> are
event handlers just something that runs in the game loop anyway
?L99[00:58:27] <pea> like
you cant avoid the loop, the head bites the tail
<pea> like
you cant avoid the loop, the head bites the tailL100[00:58:30] <AR2000> I
just like event driven programming, where you react to event
instead of looking for a condition to finally be true in a
loop.
<AR2000> I
just like event driven programming, where you react to event
instead of looking for a condition to finally be true in a
loop.L101[00:58:30] <AR2000> A
good example is the keyboad : you don't every keys status (pressed
or not) in a loop. You wait for a event to tell you that the status
of a key changed
<AR2000> A
good example is the keyboad : you don't every keys status (pressed
or not) in a loop. You wait for a event to tell you that the status
of a key changedL102[00:58:48] <pea> yea i
agree
<pea> yea i
agreeL103[00:59:08] <AR2000>
>pea: are event handlers not just something that runs in the
game loop anyway ?
<AR2000>
>pea: are event handlers not just something that runs in the
game loop anyway ?L104[00:59:08] <AR2000> it
might be a loop, but done by someone else and reliable
<AR2000> it
might be a loop, but done by someone else and reliableL105[00:59:38] <pea> but
doing event handling with for keyboard, there is still a loop
somewhere doing that(checking if the key is pressed) ?
<pea> but
doing event handling with for keyboard, there is still a loop
somewhere doing that(checking if the key is pressed) ?L106[01:00:01] <pea> i
feel like we are getting to philosophical, like arent just
computers a big loop
<pea> i
feel like we are getting to philosophical, like arent just
computers a big loopL107[01:00:19] <AR2000>
Just know that any error raised in a event handler is written in
`/tmp/event.log` instead
<AR2000>
Just know that any error raised in a event handler is written in
`/tmp/event.log` insteadL108[01:02:17] <AR2000>
>pea: but doing event handling with for keyboard, there is still
a loop somewhe…
<AR2000>
>pea: but doing event handling with for keyboard, there is still
a loop somewhe…L109[01:02:17] <AR2000>
Old keyboards (PS2 ones) sent a interrupt to the CPU. A interrupt
is a way for a component to tell the CPU : stop what you are doing,
I have something for you. So no, no loop to read a keyboard
<AR2000>
Old keyboards (PS2 ones) sent a interrupt to the CPU. A interrupt
is a way for a component to tell the CPU : stop what you are doing,
I have something for you. So no, no loop to read a keyboardL110[01:02:33] <AR2000>
USB is more complex, but there is still no loops
<AR2000>
USB is more complex, but there is still no loopsL111[01:02:46] <AR2000>
One some of them
<AR2000>
One some of themL112[01:03:11] <pea> ok,
so i have a while loop running for a while now spamming some text,
so far no crash
<pea> ok,
so i have a while loop running for a while now spamming some text,
so far no crashL113[01:03:11] <pea> a = a
+ 1
<pea> a = a
+ 1L114[01:03:12] <pea>
print(a)
<pea>
print(a)L115[01:03:37] <AR2000> A
other way to see it is with a loop you ask : "do you have
something for me". With a event/interrupt, you wait for the
component to tell you that something is ready
<AR2000> A
other way to see it is with a loop you ask : "do you have
something for me". With a event/interrupt, you wait for the
component to tell you that something is readyL116[01:03:51] <AR2000>
>pea: ok, so i have a while loop running for a while now
spamming some text, so…
<AR2000>
>pea: ok, so i have a while loop running for a while now
spamming some text, so…L117[01:03:51] <AR2000>
print() might be yielding
<AR2000>
print() might be yieldingL118[01:04:17] <pea>
>AR2000: print() might be yielding
<pea>
>AR2000: print() might be yieldingL119[01:04:17] <pea> oh
wait, its io.write
<pea> oh
wait, its io.writeL120[01:04:21] <AR2000> I
think it's defined by openOS, and call the gpu component. Component
call are for the most part (maybe all) yielding
<AR2000> I
think it's defined by openOS, and call the gpu component. Component
call are for the most part (maybe all) yieldingL121[01:04:31] <AR2000>
>pea: oh wait, its io.write
<AR2000>
>pea: oh wait, its io.writeL122[01:04:31] <AR2000>
same answer
<AR2000>
same answerL123[01:04:59] <pea>
>AR2000: same answer
<pea>
>AR2000: same answerL124[01:04:59] <pea> so if
i want to show something constantly on the screen that is updating
its no good ?
<pea> so if
i want to show something constantly on the screen that is updating
its no good ?L125[01:05:11] <pea> like
time, seconds ticking, minutes
<pea> like
time, seconds ticking, minutesL126[01:05:19] <pea> or
display constant player coordinates
<pea> or
display constant player coordinatesL127[01:05:36] <AR2000>
os.sleep() is yielding. You can wait as long as you want. It is a
while loop
<AR2000>
os.sleep() is yielding. You can wait as long as you want. It is a
while loopL128[01:05:45] <AR2000>
that's how it's implemented
<AR2000>
that's how it's implementedL129[01:05:57] <AR2000>
>pea: so if i want to show something constantly on the screen
that is updating …
<AR2000>
>pea: so if i want to show something constantly on the screen
that is updating …L130[01:05:57] <AR2000>
it's good
<AR2000>
it's goodL131[01:06:12] <pea> wait
so yielding is good or bad ?
<pea> wait
so yielding is good or bad ?L132[01:06:16] <AR2000>
showing something on screen will avoid the "too long without
yielding" crash
<AR2000>
showing something on screen will avoid the "too long without
yielding" crashL133[01:06:26] <pea> oh i
see, my mistake, i mixed it up
<pea> oh i
see, my mistake, i mixed it upL134[01:06:27] <AR2000>
>pea: wait so yielding is good or bad ?
<AR2000>
>pea: wait so yielding is good or bad ?L135[01:06:28] <AR2000> it
good. You want to do it to not crash
<AR2000> it
good. You want to do it to not crashL136[01:07:19] <AR2000> I
think the default is 5 second before it crash
<AR2000> I
think the default is 5 second before it crashL137[01:07:30] <pea> yea
so should have crashed by now
<pea> yea
so should have crashed by nowL138[01:07:36] <pea> i had
empty loop as test and it crashed
<pea> i had
empty loop as test and it crashedL139[01:07:56] <ThePiGuy24> >AR2000: I think it's
defined by openOS, and call the gpu component. Component call
ar…
<ThePiGuy24> >AR2000: I think it's
defined by openOS, and call the gpu component. Component call
ar…L140[01:07:56] <ThePiGuy24> iirc component calls do not
yield
<ThePiGuy24> iirc component calls do not
yieldL141[01:08:25] <pea> when
i have 4 screens connected, any way i can make print() be bigger
?
<pea> when
i have 4 screens connected, any way i can make print() be bigger
?L142[01:08:39] <ThePiGuy24> reduce the resolution
<ThePiGuy24> reduce the resolutionL143[01:08:51] <pea> how i
do that ?
<pea> how i
do that ?L144[01:09:09] <pea> use
worse apu ?
<pea> use
worse apu ?L145[01:09:41] <AR2000> in
the terminal `resolution x y`
<AR2000> in
the terminal `resolution x y`L146[01:09:41] <AR2000> or
in lua
<AR2000> or
in luaL148[01:09:52] <pea> oh, i
see, thank you
<pea> oh, i
see, thank youL149[01:10:03] <ThePiGuy24> either the `resolution
<x> <y>` command in openos or
`gpu.setResolution(<x>,<y>)` in a program (replacing
<x> and <y> with the corresponding values ofc)
<ThePiGuy24> either the `resolution
<x> <y>` command in openos or
`gpu.setResolution(<x>,<y>)` in a program (replacing
<x> and <y> with the corresponding values ofc)L150[01:10:48] <ThePiGuy24> though it only affect the
currently bound screen, to apply to other screens you need to bind
them and then run the command
<ThePiGuy24> though it only affect the
currently bound screen, to apply to other screens you need to bind
them and then run the commandL151[01:10:51] <Hawk777> I’m pretty sure
component calls effectively do yield.
L152[01:11:02] <Amanda> @TPG it depends on
the component call that you're doing, some yield silently some
don't
L153[01:11:17] <Hawk777> Yes, direct calls
don’t yield, but most of them—the synchronous ones—do.
L154[01:11:46] <ThePiGuy24> im not sure. i am a) drunk,
and b) it has been a while since i last had a deep dive into
oc
<ThePiGuy24> im not sure. i am a) drunk,
and b) it has been a while since i last had a deep dive into
ocL155[01:11:48] <AR2000>
>Amanda: @TPG it depends on the component call that you're
doing, some yield silen…
<AR2000>
>Amanda: @TPG it depends on the component call that you're
doing, some yield silen…L156[01:11:48] <AR2000>
that's what I thought
<AR2000>
that's what I thoughtL157[01:12:19] <ThePiGuy24> i know that gpu calls atleast
do not yield, and that is what i often work with
<ThePiGuy24> i know that gpu calls atleast
do not yield, and that is what i often work withL158[01:12:37] <Hawk777> Synchronous
component calls are done by the running coroutine suspending,
jumping back to machine.lua, returning from there, at which point
OC migrates execution from the dedicated computer thread to the
Minecraft thread for the component call, then migrates it back to
resume execution of the OC code.
L159[01:13:20] <Amanda> %choose waves; em
or pressure
L160[01:13:20] <MichiBot> Amanda: em
waves
L161[01:14:54] <Hawk777> Yeah, looks like
a lot of the GPU calls are direct.
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L163[01:31:30] <pea> is
there a way to clear the screen somehow ? like there is text
written and you want it cleared ? using io.write(" ")
perhaps ?
<pea> is
there a way to clear the screen somehow ? like there is text
written and you want it cleared ? using io.write(" ")
perhaps ?L164[01:32:31] <Amanda> There's an ansi
escape code for that I believe
L165[01:33:27] <AR2000>
>pea: is there a way to clear the screen somehow ? like there is
text written a…
<AR2000>
>pea: is there a way to clear the screen somehow ? like there is
text written a…L166[01:33:28] <AR2000> if
you want to clear the entire screen and place the cursor at the top
left, use `term.clear()`
<AR2000> if
you want to clear the entire screen and place the cursor at the top
left, use `term.clear()`L168[01:34:08] <AR2000>
>Amanda: There's an ansi escape code for that I believe
<AR2000>
>Amanda: There's an ansi escape code for that I believeL169[01:34:08] <AR2000>
does openOS support ansi escape codes ?
<AR2000>
does openOS support ansi escape codes ?L170[01:36:48] <ThePiGuy24> it supports some, but it is
rather limited
<ThePiGuy24> it supports some, but it is
rather limitedL171[01:37:32] <ThePiGuy24> iirc one (or all) of
ocawesome101s support all of the repertoire of escape
sequences
<ThePiGuy24> iirc one (or all) of
ocawesome101s support all of the repertoire of escape
sequencesL172[01:39:29] <pea>
>AR2000: if you want to clear the entire screen and place the
cursor at the top…
<pea>
>AR2000: if you want to clear the entire screen and place the
cursor at the top…L173[01:39:30] <pea> it
works thanks, anyway to display messages in the text of the game,
like someone writing a message in a mutliplayer server ?
<pea> it
works thanks, anyway to display messages in the text of the game,
like someone writing a message in a mutliplayer server ?L174[01:40:02] <AR2000>
>pea: it works thanks, anyway to display messages in the text of
the game, like…
<AR2000>
>pea: it works thanks, anyway to display messages in the text of
the game, like…L175[01:40:03] <AR2000>
can't
<AR2000>
can'tL176[01:40:03] <AR2000> Or
use the `/say` cmd with the debug car
<AR2000> Or
use the `/say` cmd with the debug carL177[01:40:21] <AR2000> or
computronix's chat box
<AR2000> or
computronix's chat boxL178[01:41:20]
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L179[01:44:23] <pea>
>AR2000: can't
<pea>
>AR2000: can'tL180[01:44:23] <pea> Or
use the `/say` cmd with the debug card
<pea> Or
use the `/say` cmd with the debug cardL181[01:44:23] <pea>
thanks, it works
<pea>
thanks, it worksL182[01:44:58] <AR2000>
Just remember that the debug card is creative only
<AR2000>
Just remember that the debug card is creative onlyL183[01:46:26] <AR2000>
good night. Sorry I can't help more for today
<AR2000>
good night. Sorry I can't help more for todayL184[01:47:37] ⇦
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L185[01:48:24] <pea> you
helped enough, thank you very much
<pea> you
helped enough, thank you very muchL186[01:48:34] <pea> it
would have taken ages to figure these things on my own
<pea> it
would have taken ages to figure these things on my ownL187[01:49:08] <pea> i
would have probably given up lol
<pea> i
would have probably given up lolL188[01:50:54] <AR2000>
Last thing : read this
<AR2000>
Last thing : read thisL190[01:51:01] <AR2000>
The wiki
<AR2000>
The wikiL191[01:54:53] <Amanda> I'd recommend
installing computronics, the debug cad is a massive foot gun
L192[02:13:03] <Amanda> %choose
interactive em waves; non or
L193[02:13:03] <MichiBot> Amanda: non or
interactive em waves
L194[02:13:28] <Amanda> %chooae
interactive em waves?
L195[02:13:33] <Amanda> Bah
L196[02:13:39] <Amanda> Forget this, rain
box
L197[02:29:32] <pea> can
you have multiple checks in one if in lua like ?
<pea> can
you have multiple checks in one if in lua like ?L198[02:29:32] <pea> if (a
> 5 || b > 1)
<pea> if (a
> 5 || b > 1)L199[02:29:32] <pea>
then
<pea>
thenL200[02:30:35] <pea> ok
you can
<pea> ok
you canL201[02:30:41] <pea>
should have checked the documentation first
<pea>
should have checked the documentation firstL202[02:33:55] <Amanda> You can, but every
condition adds a 5% chance of the abyss meowing hello to you
L203[02:34:19] <Amanda> %choose
interactive em waves?
L204[02:34:19] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
flipped a coin. It said "Aaaaaaaaah!". It might have been
a sapient coin...
L205[02:34:39] <Amanda> Who keeps giving
MichiBot sapient coins!?
L206[02:38:24] <Amanda> %remindme 12h bind
stadia to the deck, connect the dock to the light box
L207[02:38:24] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"bind stadia to the deck, connect the dock to the light
box" in 12h at 01/28/2023 02:38:24 PM
L208[03:14:38] *
Amanda lays down ontop of Elfi, burying her in warms and floof,
does a heccen zzzmew
L209[03:14:46] <Amanda> Night girls
L210[03:36:21] <nil> wow i
asked chatgpt to refer to opencomputers as OC and then said
"write a function that draws a line from an x and y position
to another x and y position using a FOR loop instead of a while
loop for OC" and it pumped out this
<nil> wow i
asked chatgpt to refer to opencomputers as OC and then said
"write a function that draws a line from an x and y position
to another x and y position using a FOR loop instead of a while
loop for OC" and it pumped out thisL212[03:36:45] <nil> then
i said "instaed of gpu.set use gpu.fill"
<nil> then
i said "instaed of gpu.set use gpu.fill"L213[03:37:48] <nil> lol
and it did it
<nil> lol
and it did itL215[03:38:07] <nil> and
that shit works
<nil> and
that shit worksL216[04:01:04] <Ariri>
Amanda vs hooman: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/800208671430279178/1068730007855317102/lv_0_20230128111038.mp4
<Ariri>
Amanda vs hooman: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/800208671430279178/1068730007855317102/lv_0_20230128111038.mp4L217[04:02:25] <pea> does
asci art work in lua ?
<pea> does
asci art work in lua ?L218[04:02:33] <pea> or
more specifically openComputers
<pea> or
more specifically openComputersL219[04:08:01] <Izaya> yup, also ANSI art,
assuming it uses unicode characters
L220[04:11:25] <pea> whats
the best way to do it ?
<pea> whats
the best way to do it ?L221[04:11:29] <pea> load
it from a file ?
<pea> load
it from a file ?L222[04:11:35] <pea> or
print ?
<pea> or
print ?L223[04:11:39] <pea> i
guess depends on the size
<pea> i
guess depends on the sizeL224[04:14:02] <Izaya> generate it at
runtime B)
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L226[04:57:22] <pea> hawk
no longer sleepy, the goer to bed
<pea> hawk
no longer sleepy, the goer to bedL227[06:45:15] <Michiyo>
%tonkout
<Michiyo>
%tonkoutL228[06:45:15] <MichiBot> Dogast!
Michiyo! You beat Forecaster's previous record of 13 hours, 25
minutes and 39 seconds (By 2 minutes and 56 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L229[06:45:17] <MichiBot> Michiyo has
stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.013 tonk
points! plus 0.012 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to
50% because stealing) Current score: 0.18366. Position #3 Need
0.00279 more points to pass CompanionCube!
L230[06:45:22] <Michiyo>
\o/
<Michiyo>
\o/L231[06:48:30] <Forecaster> Dangit
<Forecaster> DangitL232[07:04:54]
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L235[07:30:27] <Forecaster> %skull
<Forecaster> %skullL236[07:30:28] <MichiBot> You drink a soft
void potion (New!). Forecaster turns into an otter platypus girl
until an elephant forgets.
L237[07:30:43] <Forecaster> Dangit
<Forecaster> DangitL238[08:53:58] ⇦
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L239[09:23:03] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL240[09:23:04] <MichiBot> Gadsbudlikins!
Forecaster! You beat Michiyo's previous record of <0 (By 2
hours, 37 minutes and 47 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L241[09:23:05] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 2 hours, 37 minutes and 47 seconds! Forecaster also
gained 0.00263 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#1.
L242[09:35:34] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL243[09:35:36] <MichiBot> You drink a
liquid diamond potion (New!). Vaur now knows how not to be
seen.
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L248[10:05:32] <AR2000>
>pea: whats the best way to do it ?
<AR2000>
>pea: whats the best way to do it ?L249[10:05:32] <AR2000>
`loadfile` load lua code, not text.
<AR2000>
`loadfile` load lua code, not text.L250[10:05:33] <AR2000> To
print something you can hardcode it, or read from a file. I
recommend loading from a file, even if it's name/path is
hardcoded
<AR2000> To
print something you can hardcode it, or read from a file. I
recommend loading from a file, even if it's name/path is
hardcodedL251[10:44:39] <Forecaster> You use the law of equivalent
exchange to materialize the bytes when you need them
<Forecaster> You use the law of equivalent
exchange to materialize the bytes when you need themL252[10:44:44] <Forecaster> it's the only correct way to
do it
<Forecaster> it's the only correct way to
do itL253[11:26:23]
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L255[12:19:35] *
Amanda meows and looks around
L256[12:22:21] <Forecaster> an elephant's probably
forgotten something by now
<Forecaster> an elephant's probably
forgotten something by nowL257[12:22:25] <Forecaster> %skull
<Forecaster> %skullL258[12:22:26] <MichiBot> You drink a
viscous bavarium potion (New!). Forecaster's bones turn the color
of avesmingo until someone turns on a lamp.
L259[12:47:28] <Amanda> But an elephant
never forgets
L260[12:47:43] <Forecaster> that's what they claim
<Forecaster> that's what they claimL261[13:00:49] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L262[13:00:49] <MichiBot> Yay!
CompanionCube! You beat Forecaster's previous record of 2 hours,
37 minutes and 47 seconds (By 59 minutes and 58 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L263[13:00:50] <MichiBot> CompanionCube's
new record is 3 hours, 37 minutes and 46 seconds! CompanionCube
also gained 0.003 (0.001 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
Position #2. Need 0.04701 more points to pass Forecaster!
L264[13:08:53] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL265[13:08:54] <MichiBot> You drink a
muddy bavarium potion (New!). Vaur's favourite hat suddenly
disintegrates.
L266[13:27:53] <Amanda> I have found the
worst nether spawn in MC 1.19 Modded.
L267[13:27:57] <Amanda> "Embur
bog"
L268[13:28:00] <ThePiGuy24> >nil: wow i asked chatgpt
to refer to opencomputers as OC and then said "write a
fu…
<ThePiGuy24> >nil: wow i asked chatgpt
to refer to opencomputers as OC and then said "write a
fu…L269[13:28:00] <ThePiGuy24> good old bresenhams ;p
<ThePiGuy24> good old bresenhams ;pL270[13:28:42] <Amanda> It's a swamp-like
biome, but with lava and those firey blocks that hurt to stand on
that escape the name part of my brain atm
L271[13:29:46] <ThePiGuy24> magma blocks
<ThePiGuy24> magma blocksL272[13:30:06] <Amanda> That's it!
L273[13:30:36] <Amanda> It's from
BYG
L274[13:30:48] <Amanda> ( The biome
)
L275[13:36:43] <Amanda> Probably about
time I make armor....
L276[13:43:47] <Amanda> Protip: Power
bricks work better when the strip they're plugged into is on
L277[14:24:01] <Forecaster> Bring Yourown Ground
<Forecaster> Bring Yourown GroundL278[14:38:25] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
bind stadia to the deck, connect the dock to the light box
L279[15:23:02] <nil> im
having a blast with this chatgpt thing
<nil> im
having a blast with this chatgpt thingL280[15:25:24] <Forecaster> sounds illegal
<Forecaster> sounds illegalL281[15:30:08] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL282[15:30:09] <MichiBot> You drink an
invisible coralcreep potion (New!). Vaur turns into a cat girl
until they recite the litany against fear.
L283[15:30:42] <Forecaster> Recite it quickly!
<Forecaster> Recite it quickly!L284[15:34:51] <nil> if
anyone want me to see if chat gpt can write some code for you ill
so give it a shot 🙂
<nil> if
anyone want me to see if chat gpt can write some code for you ill
so give it a shot 🙂L285[15:35:13] <Forecaster> have you asked it to do
something that requires a gui yet
<Forecaster> have you asked it to do
something that requires a gui yetL286[15:35:30] <nil> a
little
<nil> a
littleL287[15:36:08] <nil> im
making it creat a bunch of ui elements like progress bar etc
<nil> im
making it creat a bunch of ui elements like progress bar etcL288[15:37:01] <Forecaster> what does that look
like
<Forecaster> what does that look
likeL289[15:37:37] <nil> this
is what it gave me for a progress bar
<nil> this
is what it gave me for a progress barL291[15:37:53] <Forecaster> I meant what it looks like in
use
<Forecaster> I meant what it looks like in
useL292[15:38:14] <nil>
loading minecraft now
<nil>
loading minecraft nowL293[15:38:36] <nil> i got
over 100 mods so it takes a min
<nil> i got
over 100 mods so it takes a minL294[15:41:17] <nil> here
is what it gave me for the question "write a function that
draws a line from an x and y position to another x and y position
using a FOR loop instead of a while loop for OC" i told it
before to refer to opencomputers as OC
<nil> here
is what it gave me for the question "write a function that
draws a line from an x and y position to another x and y position
using a FOR loop instead of a while loop for OC" i told it
before to refer to opencomputers as OCL296[15:41:55] <nil> not
bad and it works
<nil> not
bad and it worksL297[15:42:00] <Forecaster> you said that yesterday I
think
<Forecaster> you said that yesterday I
thinkL298[15:42:18] <nil> prob
but still kinda kool
<nil> prob
but still kinda koolL299[15:42:28] <Forecaster> I'd be more interested in the
result of things that require aesthetics rather than just generic
functions
<Forecaster> I'd be more interested in the
result of things that require aesthetics rather than just generic
functionsL300[15:43:37] <nil>
devise me a question and ill query it the more detailed the more
likely it will wiork
<nil>
devise me a question and ill query it the more detailed the more
likely it will wiorkL301[15:46:00] <nil> im
curius to see if with enough info it can write complicated
code
<nil> im
curius to see if with enough info it can write complicated
codeL302[15:46:11] <nil> it
can even do fiveM
<nil> it
can even do fiveML303[15:47:47] <nil> and
that surprises me as thats kinda an obscure mod for gta5
<nil> and
that surprises me as thats kinda an obscure mod for gta5L304[15:48:04] <Forecaster> I don't know what that
is
<Forecaster> I don't know what that
isL305[15:48:41] <nil>
custom servers for gta 5 mostly for racing rp and police rp
<nil>
custom servers for gta 5 mostly for racing rp and police rpL306[15:54:00] <Forecaster> "Write a program that
toggles a redstone output when an on-screen button is
touched"
<Forecaster> "Write a program that
toggles a redstone output when an on-screen button is
touched"L307[15:56:17] <Forecaster> probably needs some context
to that
<Forecaster> probably needs some context
to thatL308[15:56:25] <nil>
"Write a program that toggles a redstone output on left side
of computer so that when an on-screen button at location 2, 2, with
a size of 10, 3 is touched for OC"
<nil>
"Write a program that toggles a redstone output on left side
of computer so that when an on-screen button at location 2, 2, with
a size of 10, 3 is touched for OC"L309[15:57:10] <nil> had
to add some extra details
<nil> had
to add some extra detailsL310[15:57:29] <Forecaster> does it not do anything if
you don't specify the button position
<Forecaster> does it not do anything if
you don't specify the button positionL311[15:58:19] <nil>
idk
<nil>
idkL312[15:58:43] <nil> im
just trying to give it the most info i can
<nil> im
just trying to give it the most info i canL313[15:58:59] <Forecaster> I'd do the opposite
<Forecaster> I'd do the oppositeL314[15:59:01] <Sukhoi> I
remember being able to convert javascript code into various
languages
<Sukhoi> I
remember being able to convert javascript code into various
languagesL315[15:59:04] <Sukhoi>
Even COBOL
<Sukhoi>
Even COBOLL316[15:59:06] <Sukhoi>
Was fun
<Sukhoi>
Was funL317[15:59:13] <Sukhoi> Oh
yeah what was really fun was
<Sukhoi> Oh
yeah what was really fun wasL318[15:59:13] <Forecaster> I'd give it as little
information as possible until it does what I want
<Forecaster> I'd give it as little
information as possible until it does what I wantL319[15:59:16] <Sukhoi>
Converting it to forth
<Sukhoi>
Converting it to forthL320[15:59:19] <nil> this
is what it gave its wrong but hey
<nil> this
is what it gave its wrong but heyL322[15:59:22] <Sukhoi>
Then having it start writing a forth interpreter
<Sukhoi>
Then having it start writing a forth interpreterL323[15:59:50] <nil> how
would i word that
<nil> how
would i word thatL324[15:59:53] <Forecaster> ah, that makes sense, nowhere
does it say the button needs to be visible
<Forecaster> ah, that makes sense, nowhere
does it say the button needs to be visibleL326[16:01:19] <nil> its
easier and more accurate to have it 1 function at a time
<nil> its
easier and more accurate to have it 1 function at a timeL327[16:01:40] <nil> LOL
having fun with it?
<nil> LOL
having fun with it?L328[16:01:58] <Forecaster> can you give it a function
and tell it to do something with it?
<Forecaster> can you give it a function
and tell it to do something with it?L329[16:02:08] <nil>
YES
<nil>
YESL331[16:02:32] <nil>
ROFL
<nil>
ROFLL332[16:02:50] <Sukhoi>
That's why Forth is so good though, it's incredibly simple
<Sukhoi>
That's why Forth is so good though, it's incredibly simpleL333[16:03:31] <nil> and
you can talk to it like a normal person referencing stuff that
happend earlier in the convo
<nil> and
you can talk to it like a normal person referencing stuff that
happend earlier in the convoL334[16:04:40] <nil> tell
it to use XXX function(x,x) from earlier
<nil> tell
it to use XXX function(x,x) from earlierL336[16:05:30] <nil>
sometimes it gotta think about it
<nil>
sometimes it gotta think about itL337[16:05:36] <nil>
lol
<nil>
lolL338[16:09:20] <nil> i
asked it to "write a playercontroller for a asteroids game on
opencomputers mod"
<nil> i
asked it to "write a playercontroller for a asteroids game on
opencomputers mod"L340[16:10:04] <Sukhoi>
Well there's no graphics
<Sukhoi>
Well there's no graphicsL341[16:10:06] <Sukhoi>
Also
<Sukhoi>
AlsoL342[16:10:11] <ThePiGuy24> > `local movement =
component.get("movement_component_address")`
<ThePiGuy24> > `local movement =
component.get("movement_component_address")`L343[16:10:11] <ThePiGuy24> ah yes a real component
;p
<ThePiGuy24> ah yes a real component
;pL344[16:10:11] <Sukhoi> Tf
is "movement_component_address"
<Sukhoi> Tf
is "movement_component_address"L345[16:10:16] <Forecaster> the heck is a rotor
<Forecaster> the heck is a rotorL346[16:10:26] <Sukhoi> oh
i see
<Sukhoi> oh
i seeL347[16:10:28] <ThePiGuy24> something that rotates
<ThePiGuy24> something that rotatesL348[16:11:11] <Forecaster> no kidding
<Forecaster> no kiddingL349[16:12:25] <nil> all
you have to do is tell it that
"movement_component_address" is not a component
<nil> all
you have to do is tell it that
"movement_component_address" is not a componentL350[16:12:40] <Forecaster> that's clearly a
placeholder
<Forecaster> that's clearly a
placeholderL351[16:12:54] <nil> I
apologize, you are correct that
"movement_component_address" is not a valid component in
OpenComputers. It was used in the example as a placeholder to
indicate where you would need to specify the address of the
movement component you wish to use in your game.
<nil> I
apologize, you are correct that
"movement_component_address" is not a valid component in
OpenComputers. It was used in the example as a placeholder to
indicate where you would need to specify the address of the
movement component you wish to use in your game.L352[16:12:55] <nil> In
the OpenComputers mod, you can use components such as the
"drive" and "rotor" to control the movement of
an entity. To get the address of the movement component, you can
use the component.list() function and check the type of the
returned components, then you can use the component.get() function
to get a reference to the component.
<nil> In
the OpenComputers mod, you can use components such as the
"drive" and "rotor" to control the movement of
an entity. To get the address of the movement component, you can
use the component.list() function and check the type of the
returned components, then you can use the component.get() function
to get a reference to the component.L353[16:12:55] <nil> For
example, if you want to use the first rotor component, you can use
the following code:
<nil> For
example, if you want to use the first rotor component, you can use
the following code:L354[16:12:58] <nil>
LOL
<nil>
LOLL355[16:13:49] <Forecaster> I wonder what mod adds a
"rotor" component
<Forecaster> I wonder what mod adds a
"rotor" componentL356[16:13:55] <nil>
pretty fun to see what it can do though
<nil>
pretty fun to see what it can do thoughL357[16:14:08] <Forecaster> it has to be getting that
from somewhere
<Forecaster> it has to be getting that
from somewhereL358[16:14:34] <nil> thats
why its important to have as much details as possible
<nil> thats
why its important to have as much details as possibleL359[16:14:56] <Forecaster> ask it what the rotor
component is from
<Forecaster> ask it what the rotor
component is fromL360[16:15:13] <nil> i
just DID its thinking
<nil> i
just DID its thinkingL361[16:16:00] <nil> IC2
it seems
<nil> IC2
it seemsL362[16:16:08] <Forecaster> huh, interesting
<Forecaster> huh, interestingL363[16:16:28] <Forecaster> maybe that's the name of one
of the machine components
<Forecaster> maybe that's the name of one
of the machine componentsL364[16:16:44] <Forecaster> there's a "rotary
something" machine if I recall correctly
<Forecaster> there's a "rotary
something" machine if I recall correctlyL365[16:16:49] <nil> yeah
thats what it looks like
<nil> yeah
thats what it looks likeL366[16:17:07] <nil>
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<nil>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/rudiweveseL367[16:18:05] <Forecaster> interesting
<Forecaster> interestingL368[16:18:59] <nil>
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<nil>
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FUN!
<nil>
FUN!L370[16:25:23] <nil>
mmmm
<nil>
mmmmL371[16:25:42] <nil> lest
see what this yields
<nil> lest
see what this yieldsL372[16:25:42] <nil>
"can you write an API that can run computercraft code
pertaining to screen functions on an opencomputers computer in
other words make some functions that take in computercraft code to
display stuff and make it work on opencomputers"
<nil>
"can you write an API that can run computercraft code
pertaining to screen functions on an opencomputers computer in
other words make some functions that take in computercraft code to
display stuff and make it work on opencomputers"L373[16:27:04] <nil>
resilts
<nil>
resiltsL375[16:33:55] <nil> im
beginning to love the word optimize
<nil> im
beginning to love the word optimizeL376[16:36:41] <nil> lets
see it it can obfuscate some code lol
<nil> lets
see it it can obfuscate some code lolL377[16:37:58] <Amanda> %remindme do the
thing?
L378[16:37:58] <MichiBot> Amanda: Unable
to parse "do" as a time string.
L379[16:38:02] <Amanda> er
L380[16:38:06] <Amanda> %choose do the
thing?
L381[16:38:07] <MichiBot> Amanda: Fine,
but only if I receive pats after.
L382[16:38:56] <Amanda> Hrm. Nah,
michibot's not done anything recently to receive pats for
L383[16:45:43] <Amanda> You know. Maybe
this isn't a good place to build my base
L384[16:46:11] <Amanda> https://matrix.camnet.site/_matrix/media/r0/download/camnet.site/zPSgwHqoenkxdIwfqJRKYWPU/2023-01-28_11.45.23.png
L385[16:51:20] <Amanda> %choose try and be
an above-ground cat again?
L386[16:51:21] <MichiBot> Amanda: I've
heard that such things lead to bad luck
L387[16:51:28] <Amanda> dwarven cat it
is
L388[17:01:28] ⇦
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L389[17:02:58] <Forecaster> well shoot
<Forecaster> well shootL390[17:03:13] <Forecaster> the computer I was going to
use as a workshop computer has no VGA output
<Forecaster> the computer I was going to
use as a workshop computer has no VGA outputL391[17:03:24] <Forecaster> and the only screen I have is
VGA only
<Forecaster> and the only screen I have is
VGA onlyL392[17:03:52] <Forecaster> even if it wasn't attachable
to the screen holder I thought I'd use it temporarily, but I can't
even do that
<Forecaster> even if it wasn't attachable
to the screen holder I thought I'd use it temporarily, but I can't
even do thatL393[17:04:15] <Forecaster> so now the screen has been
banished to the server room
<Forecaster> so now the screen has been
banished to the server roomL394[17:05:46] <Forecaster> the final place it can be
useful in since my servers have VGA outputs
<Forecaster> the final place it can be
useful in since my servers have VGA outputsL395[17:30:36] <CompanionCube>
%tonkout
L396[17:30:36] <MichiBot> Yippee!
CompanionCube! You beat your own previous record of 3 hours, 37
minutes and 46 seconds (By 52 minutes)! I hope you're happy!
L397[17:30:37] <MichiBot> CompanionCube
has tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points!
plus 0.006 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
0.19945, Position #2 Need 0.03701 more points to pass
Forecaster!
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L399[18:14:11] <Forecaster> %skull
<Forecaster> %skullL400[18:14:12] <MichiBot> You drink a
porous automato potion (New!). Forecaster's favourite hair suddenly
disintegrates.
L401[18:14:19] <Forecaster> dangit
<Forecaster> dangitL402[18:28:44] <Forecaster> I've ordered a cheap membrane
keyboard with a touchpad in it for the workshop
<Forecaster> I've ordered a cheap membrane
keyboard with a touchpad in it for the workshopL403[18:29:21] <Forecaster> but I have to wait until
monday to see if I can steal a spare monitor with DVI from
work
<Forecaster> but I have to wait until
monday to see if I can steal a spare monitor with DVI from
workL404[18:53:53] <Forecaster> `To Another World...with Land
Mines!` now there's a title that catches your attention
<Forecaster> `To Another World...with Land
Mines!` now there's a title that catches your attentionL405[18:54:26] <Forecaster> if only to find out how they
managed to stretch that concept into five volumes so far
<Forecaster> if only to find out how they
managed to stretch that concept into five volumes so farL406[20:09:31] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL407[20:09:32] <MichiBot> Consarn it!
Forecaster! You beat CompanionCube's previous record of <0 (By
2 hours, 38 minutes and 55 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L408[20:09:33] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 2 hours, 38 minutes and 55 seconds! Forecaster also
gained 0.00265 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#1.
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L410[22:05:11] <Amanda> %choose comfort or
utility?
L411[22:05:11] <MichiBot> Amanda:
"comfort" is for cool kids!
L412[22:05:26] <Amanda> Hrm, it's rather
chilly, so I guess I'm a cool kitten
L413[22:21:21] ⇦
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L415[22:30:00] <Amanda> %choose halucinate
or set up ore doubling
L416[22:30:00] <MichiBot> Amanda: The
proof is in the pudding. Definitely "halucinate". Now
please get it out of my pudding.
L417[22:33:04] *
Amanda flops down around Elfi, reads stories to her
L418[22:51:13] ⇦
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(Quit: Leaving.)
L419[23:01:49] <Amanda> ... what
L420[23:02:00] <Amanda> When the hell did
I buy valheim
L421[23:04:42] <Amanda> ... 3 days ago
apparently
L422[23:04:47] <Amanda> I have no memory
of this
L423[23:14:20] *
Amanda puts on a pizza
L424[23:18:22] <Michiyo>
%tonk
<Michiyo>
%tonkL425[23:18:23] <MichiBot> Yikes! Michiyo!
You beat Forecaster's previous record of 2 hours, 38 minutes and
55 seconds (By 29 minutes and 55 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L426[23:18:24] <MichiBot> Michiyo's new
record is 3 hours, 8 minutes and 51 seconds! Michiyo also gained
0.0015 (0.0005 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3.
Need 0.01429 more points to pass CompanionCube!
L427[23:20:22] <Amanda> big oof
L428[23:22:22] ⇦
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bye!)
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L432[23:24:33]
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L435[23:25:01]
zsh sets mode: +v on kilobyte
L436[23:41:57] *
Amanda wanders over to dequbed, drops a slice of pizza onto her
lap
L437[23:44:24] <dequbed> Oooh! Food
L438[23:44:24] *
dequbed noms
L439[23:44:58] <Amanda> %choose halucinate
or irradiate
L440[23:44:59] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
received a telegram from a long lost relative that only read
"halucinate". Weird.
L441[23:45:05] <Amanda> hrmhrm