L1[00:25:47] 
<ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
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newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/dogozoqawoL2[00:36:58] <AR2000> I
should not answer since I never used this mod but :
<AR2000> I
should not answer since I never used this mod but :L3[00:36:59] <AR2000>
||If it's like in C, #DEFINE instructions are interpreted by the
compiler, not at runtime. That means all DEFINE instructions are
evaluated before the code is started.||
<AR2000>
||If it's like in C, #DEFINE instructions are interpreted by the
compiler, not at runtime. That means all DEFINE instructions are
evaluated before the code is started.||L4[00:42:59] <ComputerCoco> Yea I guess thats what it
is
<ComputerCoco> Yea I guess thats what it
isL5[00:43:00] <ComputerCoco> I assumed it would define
while it was running since there was also an undefine, but I guess
that doesn't always mean that, since the defs and undefs could be
seen as notes for the compiler n stuff
<ComputerCoco> I assumed it would define
while it was running since there was also an undefine, but I guess
that doesn't always mean that, since the defs and undefs could be
seen as notes for the compiler n stuffL6[00:43:50] <ComputerCoco> I wish there was a way to
refer to ports with numerical values,
<ComputerCoco> I wish there was a way to
refer to ports with numerical values,L7[00:43:51] <ComputerCoco> like `port[0..3]` instead
of `left right down up`
<ComputerCoco> like `port[0..3]` instead
of `left right down up`L8[00:43:58] <TechTastic> Best person to ask is likely
@PwnagePineapple (He/Him) seeing as they are the TIS Addon
guy
<TechTastic> Best person to ask is likely
@PwnagePineapple (He/Him) seeing as they are the TIS Addon
guyL9[00:47:56] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> >AR2000: I
should not answer since I never used this mod but :
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> >AR2000: I
should not answer since I never used this mod but :L10[00:47:56] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> ||If it's like
in C, #DEFINE instruct…
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> ||If it's like
in C, #DEFINE instruct…L11[00:47:57] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> That is
correct. Defines aren't named variables, they're compile time
substitutions
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> That is
correct. Defines aren't named variables, they're compile time
substitutionsL12[00:48:49] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Only the one
furthest down in your code even matters
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Only the one
furthest down in your code even mattersL13[00:49:47] <ComputerCoco> mmm
<ComputerCoco> mmmL14[00:49:48] <ComputerCoco> good to know
<ComputerCoco> good to knowL15[00:50:15] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The defines in
TIS-3D are like C define macros
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The defines in
TIS-3D are like C define macrosL16[00:51:45] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> When your code
is being compiled, the compiler reads through it and binds the name
`TO` to the value `LEFT`. Then it keeps reading and redefines `TO`
to `RIGHT`. *Then* it starts actually executing your code
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> When your code
is being compiled, the compiler reads through it and binds the name
`TO` to the value `LEFT`. Then it keeps reading and redefines `TO`
to `RIGHT`. *Then* it starts actually executing your codeL17[00:52:19] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you can
explain what the execution module here is supposed to do, I may be
able to help you write it best
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you can
explain what the execution module here is supposed to do, I may be
able to help you write it bestL18[00:55:13] *
Amanda realigns Elfi to the galactic plane so that she can evolve
safely overnight, curls up around to zzzmew and
protecc
L19[00:56:02] <Amanda> Night girls
L20[01:08:07] <ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
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newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/tuvimanupuL21[01:09:06] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> So I read the
code
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> So I read the
codeL22[01:09:15] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> What I want to
know is what your goal is
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> What I want to
know is what your goal isL23[01:09:31] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Why are you
writing this code? What's the intended behavior?
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Why are you
writing this code? What's the intended behavior?L24[01:14:23] <ComputerCoco> Hmm, just exsplaining what
this part of the goal is doesn't make as much sence without the
whole picture... but Ill try
<ComputerCoco> Hmm, just exsplaining what
this part of the goal is doesn't make as much sence without the
whole picture... but Ill tryL25[01:14:24] <ComputerCoco> Just basically I want to
dynamically send a value recieved from any, (and the value after
it) to the left right or up depending on what it is the first value
is
<ComputerCoco> Just basically I want to
dynamically send a value recieved from any, (and the value after
it) to the left right or up depending on what it is the first value
isL26[01:14:24] <ComputerCoco> I just have very similar
code for 4 different cases, and I wanted to combine them all into
one so they'd actually fit
<ComputerCoco> I just have very similar
code for 4 different cases, and I wanted to combine them all into
one so they'd actually fitL27[01:20:14] <ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
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<ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/obotatoyixL28[01:21:09] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> > Just
basically I want to dynamically send a value recieved from any,
(and the value after it) to the left right or up depending on what
it is the first value is
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> > Just
basically I want to dynamically send a value recieved from any,
(and the value after it) to the left right or up depending on what
it is the first value isL29[01:21:10] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> What is it that
you need to do this for?
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> What is it that
you need to do this for?L30[01:21:11] <ComputerCoco> I was able to get pretty
far, but fitting the FROM into the header as well, while still
being able to tell if the TO is positive negative or zero is what
catching me
<ComputerCoco> I was able to get pretty
far, but fitting the FROM into the header as well, while still
being able to tell if the TO is positive negative or zero is what
catching meL31[01:21:11] <ComputerCoco> And I can't use the BAK
either as thats saving the last FROM
<ComputerCoco> And I can't use the BAK
either as thats saving the last FROML32[01:21:25] <ComputerCoco> >PwnagePineapple
(He/Him): > Just basically I want to dynamically send a value
recieved from any, (and th…
<ComputerCoco> >PwnagePineapple
(He/Him): > Just basically I want to dynamically send a value
recieved from any, (and th…L33[01:21:35] <ComputerCoco> I'm making a module routing
system
<ComputerCoco> I'm making a module routing
systemL34[01:21:45] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> So you're
basically building a giant packet router?
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> So you're
basically building a giant packet router?L35[01:21:50] <ComputerCoco> Yup
<ComputerCoco> YupL36[01:22:12] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Ok. And you're
using one value as the address, and another value as the
data?
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Ok. And you're
using one value as the address, and another value as the
data?L37[01:22:46] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> How many
addresses do you need support for?
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> How many
addresses do you need support for?L38[01:24:26] <ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
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newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/tujihoxebaL39[01:24:46] <ComputerCoco> For not its just 16 dif
address btw
<ComputerCoco> For not its just 16 dif
address btwL40[01:25:27] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> So four bits
per address, two addresses. How big of a value do you want per
packet?
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> So four bits
per address, two addresses. How big of a value do you want per
packet?L41[01:25:47] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you're fine
with 8 bit packets, you can bitpack both addresses and the data
into a single value
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you're fine
with 8 bit packets, you can bitpack both addresses and the data
into a single valueL42[01:27:13] <ComputerCoco> Well yes that would
simplify, but most modules I use need more than 8 bits of data, and
then that would lead to needing to send a dynamic number of
packages with would make things even more complicated
<ComputerCoco> Well yes that would
simplify, but most modules I use need more than 8 bits of data, and
then that would lead to needing to send a dynamic number of
packages with would make things even more complicatedL43[01:28:17] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> My
recommendation would be to simply send/receive more packets
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> My
recommendation would be to simply send/receive more packetsL44[01:28:23] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> That's a lot
less work
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> That's a lot
less workL45[01:28:39] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> It's not hard
to have the receiver just read two packets before doing
anything
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> It's not hard
to have the receiver just read two packets before doing
anythingL46[01:28:57] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> And if the
sender knows where packets are going, it should also know how many
to send
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> And if the
sender knows where packets are going, it should also know how many
to sendL47[01:29:49] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Though I
suppose another good question is why do you need a giant packet
router?
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Though I
suppose another good question is why do you need a giant packet
router?L48[01:30:35] <ComputerCoco> True, but then if any
sender doesn't send the exact number of packages for each code,
then the receiver will stall
<ComputerCoco> True, but then if any
sender doesn't send the exact number of packages for each code,
then the receiver will stallL49[01:30:35] <ComputerCoco> And if the receiver trys
sending a package before receiving all the packages for them it
would also stall
<ComputerCoco> And if the receiver trys
sending a package before receiving all the packages for them it
would also stallL50[01:30:35] <ComputerCoco> I guess it just puts all
the reliance on the person sending the codes...
<ComputerCoco> I guess it just puts all
the reliance on the person sending the codes...L51[01:31:17] <ComputerCoco> >PwnagePineapple
(He/Him): Though I suppose another good question is why do you need
a giant packet router…
<ComputerCoco> >PwnagePineapple
(He/Him): Though I suppose another good question is why do you need
a giant packet router…L52[01:31:18] <ComputerCoco> Building a modular
computer
<ComputerCoco> Building a modular
computerL53[01:31:18] <ComputerCoco> A computer more complex
than just what an execution module can handle
<ComputerCoco> A computer more complex
than just what an execution module can handleL54[01:31:47] <ComputerCoco> Oh wait
<ComputerCoco> Oh waitL55[01:32:00] <ComputerCoco> now I remever why I dont
want to send multiple packets
<ComputerCoco> now I remever why I dont
want to send multiple packetsL56[01:32:10] <ComputerCoco> cause that takes up way
more lines per call to another module
<ComputerCoco> cause that takes up way
more lines per call to another moduleL57[01:32:45] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)>
>ComputerCoco: Building a modular computer
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)>
>ComputerCoco: Building a modular computerL58[01:32:45] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> A computer more
complex than just what an execution module can…
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> A computer more
complex than just what an execution module can…L59[01:32:46] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> I feel like
you're definitely pushing what TIS-3D can do, but I'm not sure if
you're pushing it in the right way. Instead of a giant packet
router, you might be better off writing a bytecode interpreter in
ASM and using, say, a TIS Advanced tape drive to store larger
programs
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> I feel like
you're definitely pushing what TIS-3D can do, but I'm not sure if
you're pushing it in the right way. Instead of a giant packet
router, you might be better off writing a bytecode interpreter in
ASM and using, say, a TIS Advanced tape drive to store larger
programsL60[01:33:58] <ComputerCoco> Well yes I was planning on
storing the larger programs on the ROM at first, and then maybe
even the tape drive later
<ComputerCoco> Well yes I was planning on
storing the larger programs on the ROM at first, and then maybe
even the tape drive laterL61[01:34:44] <ComputerCoco> And writing a bytecode
interperter needs acces to a lot of modules, ROM, RAM stack and
more,
<ComputerCoco> And writing a bytecode
interperter needs acces to a lot of modules, ROM, RAM stack and
more,L62[01:34:44] <ComputerCoco> Which is why I first needed
to make the module routing system
<ComputerCoco> Which is why I first needed
to make the module routing systemL63[01:34:56] <ComputerCoco> I could make it all
fixed... but then it'd be hard to expand
<ComputerCoco> I could make it all
fixed... but then it'd be hard to expandL64[01:34:57] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you're using
the extra execution modules to access more peripherals, you might
be better off hardcoding the routes you need instead of doing it
dynamically
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you're using
the extra execution modules to access more peripherals, you might
be better off hardcoding the routes you need instead of doing it
dynamicallyL65[01:35:13] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> And when you
need to expand, you'd just add new routes
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> And when you
need to expand, you'd just add new routesL66[01:36:10] <ComputerCoco> Idk, I'd rather find out
how to make it work dynamically than have to manually reconfiger
the computer every time I need more peripherals
<ComputerCoco> Idk, I'd rather find out
how to make it work dynamically than have to manually reconfiger
the computer every time I need more peripheralsL67[01:36:56] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Or, instead of
storing source and destination addresses, have a big long line of
execution modules hooked up to peripherals, and make the protocol
just send one number of how far down the line it needs to go, and
the next number is the value that needs to go that distance
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Or, instead of
storing source and destination addresses, have a big long line of
execution modules hooked up to peripherals, and make the protocol
just send one number of how far down the line it needs to go, and
the next number is the value that needs to go that distanceL68[01:37:12] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Each execution
module would decrement the first value before relaying stuff
onward
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Each execution
module would decrement the first value before relaying stuff
onwardL69[01:37:52] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> And when it
hits zero, you're at your destination
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> And when it
hits zero, you're at your destinationL70[01:37:57] <ComputerCoco> Yes but then how would it
return data to whomever called it?
<ComputerCoco> Yes but then how would it
return data to whomever called it?L71[01:37:57] <ComputerCoco> And making all the modules
relative doesn't seem like a good idea
<ComputerCoco> And making all the modules
relative doesn't seem like a good ideaL72[01:38:31] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Replies would
get sent to a single master module
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Replies would
get sent to a single master moduleL73[01:38:36] <ComputerCoco> I did make a system with a
manager at 0
<ComputerCoco> I did make a system with a
manager at 0L74[01:38:36] <ComputerCoco> And everyone send the
messages to the manager
<ComputerCoco> And everyone send the
messages to the managerL75[01:38:36] <ComputerCoco> yes
<ComputerCoco> yesL76[01:38:40] <ComputerCoco> that, a master module
<ComputerCoco> that, a master moduleL77[01:38:47] <ComputerCoco> but that makes the routing
take way to long
<ComputerCoco> but that makes the routing
take way to longL78[01:39:06] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The master
module would be the one running the interpreter
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The master
module would be the one running the interpreterL79[01:39:19] <ComputerCoco> as in 15 -> 14
<ComputerCoco> as in 15 -> 14L80[01:39:20] <ComputerCoco> would be
<ComputerCoco> would beL81[01:39:20] <ComputerCoco> 15 all the way to 0 then
all the way back to 14
<ComputerCoco> 15 all the way to 0 then
all the way back to 14L82[01:39:34] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> You could use
multiple shorter lines instead of one long one
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> You could use
multiple shorter lines instead of one long oneL83[01:40:01] <ComputerCoco> but that introduces
branching pathways, making the router code more complex
<ComputerCoco> but that introduces
branching pathways, making the router code more complexL84[01:40:10] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Yeah. Code is
complex
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Yeah. Code is
complexL85[01:40:17] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯L86[01:40:30] <ComputerCoco> Yes xD
<ComputerCoco> Yes xDL87[01:40:31] <ComputerCoco> But I mean too complex to
fit in the TIS-3D execution modules
<ComputerCoco> But I mean too complex to
fit in the TIS-3D execution modulesL88[01:40:51] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Just have two
lines of peripheral adapters, each coming from a different
direction on the main executor'
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Just have two
lines of peripheral adapters, each coming from a different
direction on the main executor'L89[01:41:08] <ComputerCoco> yea, I could put it in the
middle
<ComputerCoco> yea, I could put it in the
middleL90[01:41:13] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Or don't, and
accept that computers styled after ENIAC are going to be
slow-ish
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Or don't, and
accept that computers styled after ENIAC are going to be
slow-ishL91[01:41:24] <ComputerCoco> but then its address would
be like 7 or 6 instead of the easy 0
<ComputerCoco> but then its address would
be like 7 or 6 instead of the easy 0L92[01:41:32] <ComputerCoco> >PwnagePineapple
(He/Him): Or don't, and accept that computers styled after ENIAC
are going to be slow-ish
<ComputerCoco> >PwnagePineapple
(He/Him): Or don't, and accept that computers styled after ENIAC
are going to be slow-ishL93[01:41:33] <ComputerCoco> *cries*
<ComputerCoco> *cries*L94[01:41:46] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)>
>ComputerCoco: but then its address would be like 7 or 6 instead
of the easy 0
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)>
>ComputerCoco: but then its address would be like 7 or 6 instead
of the easy 0L95[01:41:46] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> It's address
would still be 0. There would just be two networks
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> It's address
would still be 0. There would just be two networksL96[01:42:16] <ComputerCoco> but then how would a module
in one network send a packet to a module in a different
network
<ComputerCoco> but then how would a module
in one network send a packet to a module in a different
networkL97[01:42:34] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Why would you
need to? Everything has to go through the master anyway
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Why would you
need to? Everything has to go through the master anywayL98[01:43:14] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> All the
communication that would happen is between the master and a
peripheral. Everything in between is just to relay data back and
forth
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> All the
communication that would happen is between the master and a
peripheral. Everything in between is just to relay data back and
forthL99[01:44:25] <ComputerCoco> Mm the way I was working on
creating this computer, any module could call any other module,
mostly because sometimes modules need to read more from the ROM
dynamically
<ComputerCoco> Mm the way I was working on
creating this computer, any module could call any other module,
mostly because sometimes modules need to read more from the ROM
dynamicallyL100[01:45:11] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Having any
module call any other is probably a mistake. The master executor is
what's running the larger program, it should be in charge
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Having any
module call any other is probably a mistake. The master executor is
what's running the larger program, it should be in chargeL101[01:46:33] <ComputerCoco> mmm
<ComputerCoco> mmmL102[01:46:34] <ComputerCoco> perhaps
<ComputerCoco> perhapsL103[01:46:45] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If some modules
need more data, then program the master to provide it
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If some modules
need more data, then program the master to provide itL104[01:46:57] <ComputerCoco> Fair
<ComputerCoco> FairL105[01:47:53] <ComputerCoco> But then this master, it
would need more than one module itself
<ComputerCoco> But then this master, it
would need more than one module itselfL106[01:47:53] <ComputerCoco> I guess it could be, the
master core with multiple modules and then a line off it for the
peripherals...
<ComputerCoco> I guess it could be, the
master core with multiple modules and then a line off it for the
peripherals...L107[01:48:22] <ComputerCoco> Just I guess I felt like
having everything be on the "line of perhipherals" would
be easier
<ComputerCoco> Just I guess I felt like
having everything be on the "line of perhipherals" would
be easierL108[01:49:48] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The master
would just execute bytecode
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The master
would just execute bytecodeL109[01:49:54] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> It'd be a big
ol' jump table
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> It'd be a big
ol' jump tableL110[01:50:15] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> With a loop and
a program counter
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> With a loop and
a program counterL111[01:51:12] <ComputerCoco> True but that'd still need
multiple execution modules at least, since even trying to fit all
the regular execution modules takes more than 40 lines
<ComputerCoco> True but that'd still need
multiple execution modules at least, since even trying to fit all
the regular execution modules takes more than 40 linesL112[01:51:12] <ComputerCoco> I guess I could increase
the line limit...
<ComputerCoco> I guess I could increase
the line limit...L113[01:51:40] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Oh I always up
the line limit to like 200 lol
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Oh I always up
the line limit to like 200 lolL114[01:52:05] <ComputerCoco> Yea I was leaning on doing
that
<ComputerCoco> Yea I was leaning on doing
thatL115[01:52:05] <ComputerCoco> It'd make my life a lot
easier
<ComputerCoco> It'd make my life a lot
easierL116[01:52:05] <ComputerCoco> but it also feels like
cheating a little bit
<ComputerCoco> but it also feels like
cheating a little bitL117[01:52:43] <ComputerCoco> I wanted to design
something that could work with the mod from the get go, ie if I
ever wanted to build it on a server
<ComputerCoco> I wanted to design
something that could work with the mod from the get go, ie if I
ever wanted to build it on a serverL118[01:52:51] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you design
your bytecode well enough, you can keep the interpreter small. The
`JRO` instruction is basically built for this kind of thing
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you design
your bytecode well enough, you can keep the interpreter small. The
`JRO` instruction is basically built for this kind of thingL119[01:53:37] <ComputerCoco> Yes using the JRO would be
very nessicary already, but still wouldn't allow fitting all the
codes in one exe module
<ComputerCoco> Yes using the JRO would be
very nessicary already, but still wouldn't allow fitting all the
codes in one exe moduleL120[01:54:18] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The rest of it
would probably be up to the design of the bytecode
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The rest of it
would probably be up to the design of the bytecodeL121[01:55:01] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you're
careful, you might be able to keep it to three instructions per
bytecode value
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> If you're
careful, you might be able to keep it to three instructions per
bytecode valueL122[01:55:39] <ComputerCoco> Increase the line limit
would make it a lot cleanear with it all being in one exe
module...
<ComputerCoco> Increase the line limit
would make it a lot cleanear with it all being in one exe
module...L123[01:55:39] <ComputerCoco> mmmm
<ComputerCoco> mmmmL124[01:55:39] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Sending a
message to the right execution module, putting the result in the
right place, and jumping back to the top
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> Sending a
message to the right execution module, putting the result in the
right place, and jumping back to the topL125[01:59:46] <ComputerCoco> I think Im just going to
cave and increase the line limit for now
<ComputerCoco> I think Im just going to
cave and increase the line limit for nowL126[01:59:46] <ComputerCoco> Not likely Id find a server
I'd build it on
<ComputerCoco> Not likely Id find a server
I'd build it onL127[02:01:32]
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L128[02:06:15] <ComputerCoco> Oi so when writing multi
page programs, I need a `#BWTM` at the end
<ComputerCoco> Oi so when writing multi
page programs, I need a `#BWTM` at the endL129[02:06:15] <ComputerCoco> I tried putting this after
an opcode but it seems it didn't work?
<ComputerCoco> I tried putting this after
an opcode but it seems it didn't work?L130[02:06:15] <ComputerCoco> Does it really need a whole
line to itself? That feels like a waste
<ComputerCoco> Does it really need a whole
line to itself? That feels like a wasteL131[02:10:36] <TechTastic> @ComputerCoco@PwnagePineapple
(He/Him)
<TechTastic> @ComputerCoco@PwnagePineapple
(He/Him)L132[02:10:36] <TechTastic> it sounds like yo dont want a
router but rather a switch/hub with a star or bus topology
<TechTastic> it sounds like yo dont want a
router but rather a switch/hub with a star or bus topologyL133[02:13:18] <ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/onodukivuh
<ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/onodukivuhL134[02:15:16] <TechTastic> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/wiqovehoma
<TechTastic> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/wiqovehomaL135[02:16:06] <TechTastic> a router is what youdf use to
connect a network to another network, rather tghan handling what
the switch does (tho some routers to come as a switch combo)
<TechTastic> a router is what youdf use to
connect a network to another network, rather tghan handling what
the switch does (tho some routers to come as a switch combo)L136[02:16:21] <TechTastic> lemme get internet materials
rq
<TechTastic> lemme get internet materials
rqL140[02:23:34] <TechTastic> this is what having a Hub in
a network does https://tinyurl.com/23effqq7
<TechTastic> this is what having a Hub in
a network does https://tinyurl.com/23effqq7L142[02:28:24] <TechTastic> basically, youd likely want a
switch but if the program is too complex, then maybe a hub
<TechTastic> basically, youd likely want a
switch but if the program is too complex, then maybe a hubL143[02:37:00] <ComputerCoco> Well a switch seems great
but how to construct one in minecraft with tis-3d seems immposiible
to a degree
<ComputerCoco> Well a switch seems great
but how to construct one in minecraft with tis-3d seems immposiible
to a degreeL144[02:38:47] <TechTastic> well, youd need something
akin to MAC addresses, the switch would need to store them where it
can access them, and then the switch would have ot reference that
table for every packet its sent ot then send it in the right
direction
<TechTastic> well, youd need something
akin to MAC addresses, the switch would need to store them where it
can access them, and then the switch would have ot reference that
table for every packet its sent ot then send it in the right
directionL145[02:39:29] <TechTastic> how an IRL switch gets the
MAC addresses is that the device will send a packet, its a new MAC,
added to the table and send it on
<TechTastic> how an IRL switch gets the
MAC addresses is that the device will send a packet, its a new MAC,
added to the table and send it onL146[02:39:54] <TechTastic> so it builds the list from
the source MAC addresses of the packets it receives
<TechTastic> so it builds the list from
the source MAC addresses of the packets it receivesL147[02:40:00] <ComputerCoco> Yea instead of having a mac
address be a random number, just have it be like 0-15 for the 16
connections
<ComputerCoco> Yea instead of having a mac
address be a random number, just have it be like 0-15 for the 16
connectionsL148[02:40:01] <ComputerCoco> But the issue I see is how
to physicall construct that when the limit is 16 blocks and 4 sides
for each module
<ComputerCoco> But the issue I see is how
to physicall construct that when the limit is 16 blocks and 4 sides
for each moduleL149[02:40:38] <TechTastic> IR and multiple setups
likely
<TechTastic> IR and multiple setups
likelyL150[02:41:00] <ComputerCoco> Yea...
<ComputerCoco> Yea...L151[02:41:01] <ComputerCoco> But then I'd have to send
multiple redstone signals around to power it
<ComputerCoco> But then I'd have to send
multiple redstone signals around to power itL152[02:41:03] <TechTastic> i think @walksanator. B⃢ot.
tried to build up a bit of mass data sotrage via TIS a while
ago
<TechTastic> i think @walksanator. B⃢ot.
tried to build up a bit of mass data sotrage via TIS a while
agoL153[02:41:19] <TechTastic> or atleast massive in
comparison
<TechTastic> or atleast massive in
comparisonL154[03:01:10] <walksanator.
B⃢ot.> I tried to unlock the full 16-bits
<walksanator.
B⃢ot.> I tried to unlock the full 16-bitsL155[03:01:12] <walksanator.
B⃢ot.> it was hell
<walksanator.
B⃢ot.> it was hellL156[03:01:19] <walksanator.
B⃢ot.> i was able to build the "router"
<walksanator.
B⃢ot.> i was able to build the "router"L157[03:01:33] <walksanator.
B⃢ot.> but I gave up at actually attaching the memory
<walksanator.
B⃢ot.> but I gave up at actually attaching the memoryL158[03:02:24] <walksanator.
B⃢ot.> (I routed the upper 8 bits then would let the ram/rom
modules handle the rest
<walksanator.
B⃢ot.> (I routed the upper 8 bits then would let the ram/rom
modules handle the restL160[03:18:06] <ComputerCoco> Hmm
<ComputerCoco> HmmL161[03:18:07] <ComputerCoco> Thats very smart of
you
<ComputerCoco> Thats very smart of
youL162[03:18:07] <ComputerCoco> Arranging 15 casings like
that to access 16 different infrared relays
<ComputerCoco> Arranging 15 casings like
that to access 16 different infrared relaysL163[03:27:43] <ComputerCoco> Also
<ComputerCoco> AlsoL164[03:27:43] <ComputerCoco> Anyone know a good way to
provide above 15 power to the controller nicely?
<ComputerCoco> Anyone know a good way to
provide above 15 power to the controller nicely?L165[03:27:43] <ComputerCoco> Maybe theres a mod that can
output a redstone power higher than 15?
<ComputerCoco> Maybe theres a mod that can
output a redstone power higher than 15?L166[04:41:32] <TechTastic> >ComputerCoco: Also
<TechTastic> >ComputerCoco: AlsoL167[04:41:32] <TechTastic> Anyone know a good way to
provide above 15 power to the controller nicel…
<TechTastic> Anyone know a good way to
provide above 15 power to the controller nicel…L168[04:41:33] <TechTastic> ~~ComputerCraft i tihnk can
set higher redstone values~~
<TechTastic> ~~ComputerCraft i tihnk can
set higher redstone values~~L169[04:58:30] <ComputerCoco> >TechTastic:
~~ComputerCraft i tihnk can set higher redstone values~~
<ComputerCoco> >TechTastic:
~~ComputerCraft i tihnk can set higher redstone values~~L170[04:58:30] <ComputerCoco> Even if so, I looked at the
TIS-3D github, turns out each side of the block is capped to 15
anyway...
<ComputerCoco> Even if so, I looked at the
TIS-3D github, turns out each side of the block is capped to 15
anyway...L171[05:08:50] <forecaster> There isn't a value higher
than 15
<forecaster> There isn't a value higher
than 15L172[05:50:59]
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L177[07:30:21] <Izzy> anything with a
value above 15 isn't really redstone
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L180[07:48:06] <forecaster> Things like projectRed goes
up to 255, but that's a different scale, 255 in that system is
equivalent to 15 in normal redstone
<forecaster> Things like projectRed goes
up to 255, but that's a different scale, 255 in that system is
equivalent to 15 in normal redstoneL181[07:48:44] <forecaster> That's probably why cc can go
higher than 15
<forecaster> That's probably why cc can go
higher than 15L182[08:35:31] ⇦
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L184[08:40:58] <Kristopher38> >walksanator.
B⃢ot.:
<Kristopher38> >walksanator.
B⃢ot.:L185[08:40:58] <Kristopher38> Neat, is this only for
reads or can it do writes as well? How many cycles does the
read/write cycle take?
<Kristopher38> Neat, is this only for
reads or can it do writes as well? How many cycles does the
read/write cycle take?L186[08:48:46] <ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/odaxuqaqap
<ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/odaxuqaqapL187[08:53:17] <Kristopher38> The queue has a limit,
maybe it's somewhere in the config. I vaguely remember seeing that
value on the wiki
<Kristopher38> The queue has a limit,
maybe it's somewhere in the config. I vaguely remember seeing that
value on the wikiL188[08:54:13] <Kristopher38> Direct calls are component
calls (i.e. calls to methods exposed by components) that
(generally) somehow interact with the world
<Kristopher38> Direct calls are component
calls (i.e. calls to methods exposed by components) that
(generally) somehow interact with the worldL189[08:54:20] <ComputerCoco> found it
<ComputerCoco> found itL190[08:54:21] <ComputerCoco>
`maxSignalQueueSize=256`
<ComputerCoco>
`maxSignalQueueSize=256`L191[08:54:21] <ComputerCoco> yup
<ComputerCoco> yupL192[08:54:39] <ComputerCoco> >Kristopher38: Direct
calls are component calls (i.e. calls to methods exposed by
components) …
<ComputerCoco> >Kristopher38: Direct
calls are component calls (i.e. calls to methods exposed by
components) …L193[08:54:39] <ComputerCoco> I saw on the github its
multiplied by 1000 in some places?
<ComputerCoco> I saw on the github its
multiplied by 1000 in some places?L194[08:55:00] <Kristopher38> If you look into the mod's
source every component method is marked as either direct or
not
<Kristopher38> If you look into the mod's
source every component method is marked as either direct or
notL195[08:55:04] <ComputerCoco> So like, 1000 * (0.5, 1.0,
1.5) component calls?
<ComputerCoco> So like, 1000 * (0.5, 1.0,
1.5) component calls?L196[08:55:38] <Kristopher38> Call budget limits your
calls per tick
<Kristopher38> Call budget limits your
calls per tickL197[08:56:02] <Kristopher38> The amount of call budget
each function eats up varies between them
<Kristopher38> The amount of call budget
each function eats up varies between themL198[08:56:16] <ComputerCoco> hmm, interesting
<ComputerCoco> hmm, interestingL199[08:56:47] <ComputerCoco> but regular lua lines
*don't* consume direct calls?
<ComputerCoco> but regular lua lines
*don't* consume direct calls?L200[08:57:04] <Kristopher38> No, they only consume time
and power
<Kristopher38> No, they only consume time
and powerL201[08:58:33] <ComputerCoco> Cool,
<ComputerCoco> Cool,L202[08:58:33] <ComputerCoco> Anyway to veiw the direct
call cost of component functions?
<ComputerCoco> Anyway to veiw the direct
call cost of component functions?L203[08:59:54] <ComputerCoco> I should probably check the
config...
<ComputerCoco> I should probably check the
config...L204[09:00:50] <Kristopher38> You need to look into the
mod's source
<Kristopher38> You need to look into the
mod's sourceL205[09:01:43] <Kristopher38> The config isn't so
fine-grained to allow modifying them
<Kristopher38> The config isn't so
fine-grained to allow modifying themL206[09:07:17] <ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/evocufoyup
<ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/evocufoyupL207[09:09:47] <Kristopher38> Then measure how many it
can process
<Kristopher38> Then measure how many it
can processL208[09:11:03] <ComputerCoco> Well, then I need a way to
spam it with signals as fast as possible
<ComputerCoco> Well, then I need a way to
spam it with signals as fast as possibleL209[09:11:03] <ComputerCoco> But...
<ComputerCoco> But...L210[09:11:03] <ComputerCoco> I just realized, I can use
`computer.uptime` to try to measure how long it takes to handle one
signal, then calculate from there
<ComputerCoco> I just realized, I can use
`computer.uptime` to try to measure how long it takes to handle one
signal, then calculate from thereL211[09:11:04] <Kristopher38> Also ocelot has a graph
that shows you roughly how many component call budget you've used
up in a given time
<Kristopher38> Also ocelot has a graph
that shows you roughly how many component call budget you've used
up in a given timeL212[09:11:14] <ComputerCoco> >Kristopher38: Also
ocelot has a graph that shows you roughly how many component call
budget y…
<ComputerCoco> >Kristopher38: Also
ocelot has a graph that shows you roughly how many component call
budget y…L213[09:11:14] <ComputerCoco> Wait, where?
<ComputerCoco> Wait, where?L214[09:11:45] <Kristopher38> Don't remember now but it
was there, somewhere
<Kristopher38> Don't remember now but it
was there, somewhereL215[09:12:42] <Kristopher38> Also be aware that there
are two timers: computer.uptime and some another that I forgot the
name of, and one only reports time spent on the CPU and the second
real time but with a resolution of one tick
<Kristopher38> Also be aware that there
are two timers: computer.uptime and some another that I forgot the
name of, and one only reports time spent on the CPU and the second
real time but with a resolution of one tickL216[09:27:25] ⇦
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L218[11:17:01] <vaur06>
%tonk
<vaur06>
%tonkL219[11:17:03] <MichiBot> vaur06: You
should probably read this: https://michibot.pc-logix.com/tonk
L220[11:17:24] <vaur06>
%tonk 39E0F
<vaur06>
%tonk 39E0FL221[11:17:24] <MichiBot> Consarn it!
vaur06! You beat Ashirg's previous record of 6 hours, 21 minutes
and 7 seconds (By 6 hours, 54 minutes and 45 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L222[11:17:25] <MichiBot> vaur06's new
record is 13 hours, 15 minutes and 52 seconds! vaur06 also gained
0.04837 (0.00691 x 7) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#15. (Overtook forecaster) Need 0.015749 more points to pass
SquidDev!
L223[11:18:22] <vaur06> hu
?
<vaur06> hu
?L224[11:18:25] <vaur06>
what the fuck ?
<vaur06>
what the fuck ?L225[11:19:11] <vaur06>
@forecaster why did it not increase my amount ?
<vaur06>
@forecaster why did it not increase my amount ?L226[11:19:56] <vaur06>
fuck that was a great tonk ... discord ruined it
<vaur06>
fuck that was a great tonk ... discord ruined itL227[11:40:32] <SoBinary>
i love discord
<SoBinary>
i love discordL228[11:53:56] <PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The switch to
the new name system fucked it up
<PwnagePineapple (He/Him)> The switch to
the new name system fucked it upL229[11:57:27] <Amanda> %bap @inari for
lighting canada on fire
L230[11:57:28] <MichiBot> Amanda baps
@inari with for lighting canada on fire!
L231[11:57:39] <Amanda> %bap @inari
L232[11:57:39] <MichiBot> Amanda baps
@inari with the computer with 14663 days uptime!
L233[12:00:10] *
Amanda curls up around Elfi with an air filtration-forcefield
around her
L234[12:54:16] <Sky>
>Amanda: %bap <@!105317648602042368> for lighting canada
on fire
<Sky>
>Amanda: %bap <@!105317648602042368> for lighting canada
on fireL235[12:54:16] <Sky> i am
burning
<Sky> i am
burningL236[12:54:16] <MichiBot> Sky>
>Amanda: %bap <@!105317648602042368 baps
<@!105317648602042368> with for lighting canada on
fire!
L237[12:54:20] <Sky>
lmfao
<Sky>
lmfaoL238[13:30:30] <michiyo>
>Izzy: anything with a value above 15 isn't really
redstone
<michiyo>
>Izzy: anything with a value above 15 isn't really
redstoneL239[13:30:31] <michiyo>
If it's not from the Redstone region of France, it's just sparkling
conductive dust.
<michiyo>
If it's not from the Redstone region of France, it's just sparkling
conductive dust.L240[13:52:03] <forecaster> Hah
<forecaster> HahL241[14:53:39] <lukasz4444> Hello i am having trouble
with making my **JSG** dialling program.
<lukasz4444> Hello i am having trouble
with making my **JSG** dialling program.L242[14:56:07] <Saphire> JSG? Oh, SG
mod
L243[14:56:14] <vaur06>
>PwnagePineapple (He/Him): The switch to the new name system
fucked it up
<vaur06>
>PwnagePineapple (He/Him): The switch to the new name system
fucked it upL244[14:56:14] <vaur06>
exactly
<vaur06>
exactlyL245[14:56:15] <Saphire> Also uh...
L246[14:56:23] <Saphire> ...is Corded not
processing @usernames?
L247[14:57:07] <Saphire> ...why is there
someone under name "username" with that frog, sigh
L248[14:59:46] <forecaster> >lukasz4444: Hello i am
having trouble with making my **JSG** dialling program.
<forecaster> >lukasz4444: Hello i am
having trouble with making my **JSG** dialling program.L249[14:59:46] <forecaster> I am stuck…
<forecaster> I am stuck…L250[14:59:46] <forecaster> What do you mean you're
stuck?
<forecaster> What do you mean you're
stuck?L251[14:59:53] <forecaster> What are you trying to do
exactly
<forecaster> What are you trying to do
exactlyL252[15:00:31] <Amanda> %choose launch ze
missiles or halucinate
L253[15:00:32] <MichiBot> Amanda: I have
a pamphlet that says never to engage in "halucinate", so
you should definitely do it!
L254[15:00:37] <Amanda> sounds good
L255[15:00:45] <lukasz4444> >lukasz4444: Hello i am
having trouble with making my **JSG** dialling program.
<lukasz4444> >lukasz4444: Hello i am
having trouble with making my **JSG** dialling program.L256[15:00:45] <lukasz4444> I am stuck…
<lukasz4444> I am stuck…L257[15:00:45] <lukasz4444> i was trying to make this
star gate addresses saving format.
<lukasz4444> i was trying to make this
star gate addresses saving format.L258[15:02:09] <lukasz4444> so something like
SGAddress{MW{},PG{},UN{glyph1,glyph2,glyph3,glyph4,glyph5,glyph6,glyph17},favorite=true/false,color="red",blocked=true/false}
<lukasz4444> so something like
SGAddress{MW{},PG{},UN{glyph1,glyph2,glyph3,glyph4,glyph5,glyph6,glyph17},favorite=true/false,color="red",blocked=true/false}L259[15:02:41] <forecaster> That's exactly what you just
said
<forecaster> That's exactly what you just
saidL260[15:02:56] <forecaster> The reason I asked was
because I wanted **more** information
<forecaster> The reason I asked was
because I wanted **more** informationL261[15:03:10] <lukasz4444> **but how do i make read data
from this format**
<lukasz4444> **but how do i make read data
from this format**L262[15:03:25] <lukasz4444> so i read glyphs from un into
a table
<lukasz4444> so i read glyphs from un into
a tableL263[15:03:31] <forecaster> Now we're getting
somewhere
<forecaster> Now we're getting
somewhereL264[15:03:31] <lukasz4444> but how?
<lukasz4444> but how?L265[15:03:53] <forecaster> Are you storing this data in
a file?
<forecaster> Are you storing this data in
a file?L266[15:04:23] <lukasz4444> yes.
<lukasz4444> yes.L267[15:04:42] <forecaster> Then you'd use the io library
to read the file
<forecaster> Then you'd use the io library
to read the fileL268[15:04:48] <forecaster> Then parse the contents
<forecaster> Then parse the contentsL269[15:05:10] <forecaster> Though I'd recommend just
storing it as a serialised table
<forecaster> Though I'd recommend just
storing it as a serialised tableL270[15:05:28] <forecaster> That's kind of what you have
there anyway
<forecaster> That's kind of what you have
there anywayL271[15:06:54] <Kristopher38> >michiyo: If it's not
from the Redstone region of France, it's just sparkling conductive
…
<Kristopher38> >michiyo: If it's not
from the Redstone region of France, it's just sparkling conductive
…L272[15:06:54] <Kristopher38> lol
<Kristopher38> lolL273[15:07:00] <AR2000> Is
stripping the comment in lua files in a package meant for
deployment, not dev, a good idea ?
<AR2000> Is
stripping the comment in lua files in a package meant for
deployment, not dev, a good idea ?L274[15:07:23] <Kristopher38> depends if the size is a
constraint
<Kristopher38> depends if the size is a
constraintL275[15:07:29] <Kristopher38> if not, i'd say no
<Kristopher38> if not, i'd say noL276[15:07:47] <Kristopher38> someone is going to read
your code sooner or later and it better have those left
<Kristopher38> someone is going to read
your code sooner or later and it better have those leftL277[15:09:11] <AR2000>
The full commented code is still available
<AR2000>
The full commented code is still availableL278[15:09:55] <AR2000>
And I kept line number the same
<AR2000>
And I kept line number the sameL279[15:10:11] <vaur06>
>Saphire: ...is Corded not processing
<@340946987497160705>s?
<vaur06>
>Saphire: ...is Corded not processing
<@340946987497160705>s?L280[15:10:11] <vaur06>
its using real name, not the nickname and because discord like to
screw people over they decided to have people change their
username
<vaur06>
its using real name, not the nickname and because discord like to
screw people over they decided to have people change their
usernameL282[15:11:02] <forecaster> Yes I'm sure that's the
reason and not technical ones
<forecaster> Yes I'm sure that's the
reason and not technical onesL283[15:12:39] <vaur06> it
wasn't for technical reasons
<vaur06> it
wasn't for technical reasonsL284[15:14:52] <forecaster> It wasn't?
<forecaster> It wasn't?L285[15:20:19] <saphire>
>vaur06: its using real name, not the nickname and because
discord like to screw pe…
<saphire>
>vaur06: its using real name, not the nickname and because
discord like to screw pe…L286[15:20:19] <saphire>
I'm aware of the thing
<saphire>
I'm aware of the thingL287[15:20:33] <saphire>
>forecaster: It wasn't?
<saphire>
>forecaster: It wasn't?L288[15:20:33] <saphire> I
am not sure how it is, on a technical level, different from
previous system?
<saphire> I
am not sure how it is, on a technical level, different from
previous system?L289[15:24:07] <forecaster> I'm pretty sure it was too
improve the backend, which I'd call a technical reason
<forecaster> I'm pretty sure it was too
improve the backend, which I'd call a technical reasonL290[15:25:18] <forecaster> Maybe I'm
misremembering
<forecaster> Maybe I'm
misrememberingL291[15:25:59] <forecaster> Still, pretty sure the reason
wasn't because they "like to screw people over"
<forecaster> Still, pretty sure the reason
wasn't because they "like to screw people over"L292[15:26:42] <vaur06>
great promotion for nitro though
<vaur06>
great promotion for nitro thoughL293[15:54:02] <forecaster> Hmm, interesting
<forecaster> Hmm, interestingL294[15:54:12] <forecaster> Ordered a robot lawnmower the
other day
<forecaster> Ordered a robot lawnmower the
other dayL295[15:54:36] <forecaster> It just got shipped today,
but there's two tracking entries
<forecaster> It just got shipped today,
but there's two tracking entriesL296[15:55:02] <forecaster> The last time that happened I
got two sets of harddrive even though I only paid for one
<forecaster> The last time that happened I
got two sets of harddrive even though I only paid for oneL297[16:15:56] <michiyo>
>vaur06: its using real name, not the nickname and because
discord like to screw pe…
<michiyo>
>vaur06: its using real name, not the nickname and because
discord like to screw pe…L298[16:15:57] <michiyo>
I'll need to update JDA and likely a metric FUCKTON of Corded to
support the new system.
<michiyo>
I'll need to update JDA and likely a metric FUCKTON of Corded to
support the new system.L299[16:30:24] <forecaster> Well, if you don't then I
don't have to update MichiBot to add the username filtering
though
<forecaster> Well, if you don't then I
don't have to update MichiBot to add the username filtering
thoughL300[16:32:54] <forecaster> Well, I'd be nice if pinging
wasn't case sensitive
<forecaster> Well, I'd be nice if pinging
wasn't case sensitiveL301[16:44:36] <BadCoder> corded
L302[16:45:51] <michiyo>
Yes, what about Corded?
<michiyo>
Yes, what about Corded?L305[16:47:40] <michiyo>
I... disagree
<michiyo>
I... disagreeL307[16:52:52] <Amanda> Use Linux /s
L308[16:53:48] <Amanda> More seiously:
Maybe a reboot? That usually fixed weird shit happening under
Windows for me
L309[16:54:18] <michiyo>
It's getting to the point of daily reboots... I used to have months
of uptime
<michiyo>
It's getting to the point of daily reboots... I used to have months
of uptimeL310[16:54:43] <michiyo> I
keep getting really odd stuff that SEEMS like Memory corruption.
I've ran memtest for hours, everything passes :/
<michiyo> I
keep getting really odd stuff that SEEMS like Memory corruption.
I've ran memtest for hours, everything passes :/L311[16:57:23] <forecaster> Maybe it just doesn't
remember failing
<forecaster> Maybe it just doesn't
remember failingL312[17:04:26] *
Saphire hashes hashes hashes...
L313[17:04:44] *
Saphire ponders a drinking game every time someone on internet
suggests that hashes are everything you need for
security
L314[17:11:25] <forecaster> You'll die
<forecaster> You'll dieL315[17:31:26] <michiyo>
..... ffs
<michiyo>
..... ffsL316[17:32:07] <michiyo>
my paging file was disabled, so even though I had 30-50GB of Free
RAM stuff was freaking out cause of no paging file...
<michiyo>
my paging file was disabled, so even though I had 30-50GB of Free
RAM stuff was freaking out cause of no paging file...L317[17:32:13] <michiyo>
like WTF just use the fucking RAM
<michiyo>
like WTF just use the fucking RAML318[17:32:14] <michiyo>
it's there
<michiyo>
it's thereL319[17:32:15] <michiyo>
USE IT
<michiyo>
USE ITL320[17:37:12] <michiyo>
*sigh*
<michiyo>
*sigh*L321[17:37:33] <michiyo> I
might just re-write Corded from scratch... this is going to be
hell
<michiyo> I
might just re-write Corded from scratch... this is going to be
hellL322[17:42:58] <forecaster> But what if it *runs
out*?!
<forecaster> But what if it *runs
out*?!L323[17:43:11] <forecaster> Gotta save some ram for
later
<forecaster> Gotta save some ram for
laterL324[17:44:38] <forecaster> Midnight snack ram
<forecaster> Midnight snack ramL325[17:45:34] <Saphire> Forecaster: hah
>_>
L326[18:24:34] <michiyo>
this is pain
<michiyo>
this is painL327[18:44:34]
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L329[19:27:08] <forecaster> %sip
<forecaster> %sipL330[19:27:09] <MichiBot> You drink a
sans-serif bavarium potion (New!). forecaster grows slightly for 34
seconds.
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L333[20:06:32] ***
feldim2425_ is now known as feldim2425
L334[20:07:35] <Amanda> Izzy: just a
warning the replies to that Torvalds post you just retooted is a
massive cognitohazard
L335[20:55:31] <forecaster> only 189 manga series left to
go through fixing metadata...
<forecaster> only 189 manga series left to
go through fixing metadata...L336[20:55:33] <forecaster> >:
<forecaster> >:L337[20:56:00] <forecaster> I regret downloading this
many without proper metadata scraping
<forecaster> I regret downloading this
many without proper metadata scrapingL338[20:56:47] <vaur06>
%sip
<vaur06>
%sipL339[20:56:47] <MichiBot> You drink a
goopy currentcorn potion (New!). vaur06 doesn't seem to have any
research points. (Rem. uses: 2)
L340[20:56:58] <vaur06> oh
for fuck sake
<vaur06> oh
for fuck sakeL341[20:57:20] <forecaster> @PwnagePineapple (He/Him)
there it is
<forecaster> @PwnagePineapple (He/Him)
there it isL342[20:57:32] <forecaster> %sip goopy currentcorn
<forecaster> %sip goopy currentcornL343[20:57:33] <MichiBot> You drink a
goopy currentcorn potion. forecaster doesn't seem to have any
research points. (Rem. uses: 1)
L344[20:57:38] <forecaster> dang
<forecaster> dangL345[20:57:45] <michiyo>
Hmm I wonder
<michiyo>
Hmm I wonderL346[20:57:48] <michiyo>
%sip goopy currentcorn
<michiyo>
%sip goopy currentcornL347[20:57:49] <MichiBot> You drink a
goopy currentcorn potion. michiyo doesn't seem to have any research
points. (Rem. uses: 0)
L348[20:57:53] <michiyo>
Nope :P
<michiyo>
Nope :PL349[20:58:15] <vaur06>
wasted because of discord, rip
<vaur06>
wasted because of discord, ripL350[20:58:33] <michiyo>
Did you have research points..?
<michiyo>
Did you have research points..?L351[20:58:49] <forecaster> did you add "06"
because "vaur" was already taken?
<forecaster> did you add "06"
because "vaur" was already taken?L352[20:59:10] <michiyo>
Seems likely
<michiyo>
Seems likelyL353[20:59:11] <vaur06>
yes ....
<vaur06>
yes ....L354[21:00:01] <forecaster> I should add a command to
transfer everything stored under a certain name to another name,
not just tonk points
<forecaster> I should add a command to
transfer everything stored under a certain name to another name,
not just tonk pointsL355[21:04:39] <michiyo>
*sigh* this is paaaaain
<michiyo>
*sigh* this is paaaaainL356[21:07:24] <Izzy> Amanda: yeah I
figured as much
L357[21:08:07] <Amanda> Izzy: someone
linked it this meowing, made the mistake of reading them
L358[21:11:59] <Vaur`> %sip
L359[21:11:59] <MichiBot> You drink a
smooth blue potion (New!). Vaur` barely manages to catch a red
shell that appears in front of them! (Rem. uses: 2)
L360[21:12:04] ***
Vaur` is now known as Vaur
L361[21:12:07] <Vaur> ffs
L362[21:12:17] <Vaur> %sip smooth blue
potion
L363[21:12:18] <MichiBot> You drink a
smooth blue potion. Vaur barely manages to catch a red shell that
appears in front of them! (Rem. uses: 1)
L364[21:13:00] <vaur06>
I'm not having a good night with those nicks issues
<vaur06>
I'm not having a good night with those nicks issuesL365[21:13:24] <Amanda> %blame @inari %
somehow
L366[21:13:24] *
MichiBot blames @inari for adding a poorly-secured jar of wasps to
the inventory!
L367[21:14:31] <Amanda> Yeeessss, that was
definitely @inari, not me referencing a story I was reading at the
time
L368[21:30:13] <Amanda> %inv list
L369[21:30:14] <MichiBot> Amanda: Here's
my inventory: http://michibot.pc-logix.com/inventory
L370[21:31:44] <Vaur> %sip smooth blue
potion
L371[21:31:44] <MichiBot> You drink a
smooth blue potion. Vaur barely manages to catch a red shell that
appears in front of them! (Rem. uses: 0)
L372[22:16:37] <CompanionCube> oh right i
should pick a username for my mostly unused discord
L373[22:20:30] <CompanionCube> i was
expecting a notification but it seems they didn't bother, good
thing i didn't particularly care anyway though it would've been
mildly funny but also more annoying than it's worth.
L374[22:28:22] *
CompanionCube observes that _ prefix is available, as are 0-2 and
4-9, that's a weird gap but whatever i'll just use the old
discirminator because it's a nice round number and not guessable as
a bonus
L375[22:29:10] <CompanionCube> huh, member
since nov 29 2015, that's longer than i thought
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