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L1[00:19:39] <walks​anator> %tonk
L2[00:19:40] <MichiBot> Sard! walks​anator! You beat Va​ur's previous record of <0 (By 4 hours, 2 minutes and 21 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L3[00:19:41] <MichiBot> walksanator's new record is 4 hours, 2 minutes and 21 seconds! walksanator also gained 0.00404 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #14. Need 0.00367121 more points to pass ThePi​Guy24!
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L5[02:28:34] <drummerdude2003> Test? Sending from MineOS for the first time
L6[02:28:43] <walks​anator> welcome
L7[02:29:00] <walks​anator> you still here?
L8[02:29:12] <drummerdude2003> yeah, just was dealing with mobs lol
L9[02:29:23] <drummerdude2003> this is seriously impressive
L10[02:29:45] <walks​anator> it is just data over TCP socket
L11[02:30:06] <walks​anator> not that impressive
L12[02:30:06] <walks​anator> if you want to see impressive check out the python bytecode runner for OC
L13[02:30:32] <drummerdude2003> huh, alright, i'll give that a shot then, hope you have a good day!
L14[02:30:56] <walks​anator> https://github.com/OpenPrograms/lperkins2-Programs/tree/master/python
L15[02:31:14] <walks​anator> (also I am on discord RN)
L16[02:31:23] <walks​anator> (although that may be obvious)
L17[02:32:13] <drummerdude2003> yeah, just doing it from within a minecraft world is so surreal
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L19[02:38:28] <walks​anator> o7
L20[02:44:48] <Brisingr​ Aerowing> I hate weird mod bugs.
L21[02:45:18] <Brisingr​ Aerowing> I've been hitting one that causes doors to randomly reorient when reloading chunks.
L22[02:45:39] <Brisingr​ Aerowing> And it causes placing any orientable blocks to completely break.
L23[02:45:51] <Brisingr​ Aerowing> Also breaks chests connecting and stuff like that.
L24[02:46:15] <Brisingr​ Aerowing> Until I restart the game.
L25[02:46:26] <Brisingr​ Aerowing> Then it works for a while, then breaks again.
L26[02:46:45] <Brisingr​ Aerowing> It *might* be time based, though it seems to be inconsistent.
L27[02:47:32] <Brisingr​ Aerowing> I'm just rebuilding the pack and removing some mods as there's tons of garbage from previous changes (and lots of overlapping content).
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L29[03:23:23] <S​3> Oh well
L30[03:23:26] <S​3> modders are weird?
L31[03:24:09] <S​3> @Brisingr AerowingI had this modder that asked for advice once because their mod didn't work on FreeBSD
L32[03:24:44] <S​3> There was a bug with their mod that would cause a segmentation fault with the JVM every time it loaded on FreeBSD
L33[03:25:40] <S​3> Turns out, it was a function they made to inspect stack depth. Because the modder liked recursion, they created a function that keeps recursing function calls until a stack overflow exception was made
L34[03:26:35] <S​3> The problem, is that that is undefined behavior even for the JVM, and it causes an issue where FreeBSD will kill the JVM because of an out of bounds memory access.
L35[03:27:30] <S​3> Stupid bug, for a stupid reason, and they never fixed it, because they would not understand that what they were doing was not okay, and that it's not FreeBSD's fault.
L36[03:31:30] <Amanda> Time to make a mod that patches that function away
L37[03:31:45] <Amanda> Make it always return 5
L38[03:31:50] <Amanda> %xkcd fair dice roll
L39[03:31:50] <MichiBot> Ama​nda: https://xkcd.com/221/ - *Random Number - xkcd*: "int getRandomNumber() { return 4; chosen by fair dice roll. guarenteed to be random. } {{title text: RFC 1149.5 specifies 4 as the standard IEEE-vetted ..."
L40[03:31:58] <Amanda> damn, it was 4
L41[03:36:27] <S​3> close enough
L42[03:36:40] <S​3> 4+4=5
L43[03:39:15] <Mim​iru> For sufficently small values of 4.
L44[03:56:38] <S​3> lololol
L45[03:56:40] <S​3> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1699588600478.png
L46[04:00:43] <Corded> > <Z0id​burg> modders are weird?
L47[04:00:43] <walks​anator> tell me smth I dont know...
L48[04:00:43] <walks​anator> wait they why the hel did they make a infinitely recursive function
L49[04:01:45] <S​3> Because they love recursion, and they had things in their mods that would recurse a LOT.
L50[04:02:56] <S​3> so they wanted to make sure they knew how far they could recurse. Thing is, Java has proper solutions for that, and the programmer just outright refused them, even called them inefficient, so I mean, they obviously weren't very bright.
L51[04:03:53] <S​3> However with that said the mods they did make were really cool
L52[04:04:02] <walks​anator> the feature built into the vm
L53[04:04:02] <walks​anator> hand-rolling a solved problem
L54[04:04:03] <S​3> They just sucked at coding
L55[04:04:11] <walks​anator> atleast they dont use mcreator
L56[04:04:18] <walks​anator> (/hj_
L57[04:04:23] <walks​anator> * (/hj)
L58[04:04:32] <S​3> what's that
L59[04:05:08] <walks​anator> mcreator allows you to make minecraft mods using google blockly (block-based minecraft mod making)
L60[04:05:08] <walks​anator> although it is heavility critiscized since the code it generates is.... unique
L61[04:05:29] <S​3> Huh
L62[04:05:38] <S​3> I mean, I wouldn't use it, but it sounds neat.
L63[04:05:48] <S​3> This is pretty normal for visual programming tools
L64[04:05:52] <walks​anator> https://paste.pc-logix.com/gakaneleze
L65[04:06:07] <S​3> What
L66[04:06:13] <walks​anator> that and it kinda is easy to detect with a simple `grep`
L67[04:07:02] <walks​anator> `grep -lFe net/mcreator -e /procedures/ *.jar`
L68[04:07:13] <S​3> heh
L69[04:07:35] <S​3> I remember Microchip made this terrible, terrible product called Easy C
L70[04:07:53] <S​3> I think it was microchip anyways
L71[04:08:09] <walks​anator> oh yeah they aren't using json for recipes
L72[04:08:18] <walks​anator> *they hard code it in java*
L73[04:08:18] <walks​anator> https://github.com/Byllfighter/Avaritia-Lite/blob/41b74499f81dd399644aea7b968745f43c8d6d76/src/main/java/net/bullfighter/avaritia/procedures/ExtremeCraftingTableRecipeProcedure.java
L74[04:08:23] <walks​anator> this is a MCreator mod
L75[04:08:30] <walks​anator> (and probally the smartest MCreator user)
L76[04:08:47] <S​3> Anyways, it was basically a visual-ish C programming IDE that had theese stupid visual blocks that you would write your code snippets in, and it would do whatever it could to mke sure your code was sane, so it would prevent you from doing anything useful basically.
L77[04:08:49] <walks​anator> my favorite radio station (http://radio.garden/listen/spinning-seal-fm/d7RMpZjk) (this is serious)
L78[04:11:24] <S​3> wth is this lol
L79[04:14:16] <walks​anator> spinning seal FM
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L83[04:19:24] <walks​anator> clap clap
L84[04:21:46] <S​3> WHY ARE THEY BROADCASTING THIS
L85[04:21:54] <S​3> Does it ever change to a different song?
L86[04:22:00] <walks​anator> nope
L87[04:22:03] <walks​anator> it is only this
L88[04:22:06] <walks​anator> nothing else
L89[04:22:22] <S​3> What a waste of WFM licensing
L90[04:22:24] <S​3> holy crap lol
L91[04:22:51] <walks​anator> I show this to people and they are like "huh neat"
L92[04:22:51] <walks​anator> and then I mention that they paid to get this station name and be allowed to broadcast
L93[04:22:56] <walks​anator> and they go "what"
L94[04:25:02] <S​3> https://spinning-seal-fm-home-website.hxkprogram.repl.co/
L95[04:25:05] <S​3> We found their site
L96[04:25:10] <S​3> it's not WFM licensed
L97[04:25:12] <S​3> oh well
L98[04:25:15] <S​3> that would have been EPIC
L99[04:25:46] <walks​anator> ah so it isn't a physical station
L100[04:25:59] <walks​anator> hmm I wonder what I would be allowed to do in my local community
L101[04:26:11] <S​3> I mean you could get licensed
L102[04:26:27] <S​3> the problem is that you do have to stop it every 10 minutes or whatever it is to say the station name
L103[04:26:41] <S​3> depending on the country regulations etc
L104[04:26:46] <walks​anator> United States
L105[04:26:49] <S​3> yeah
L106[04:26:52] <walks​anator> (California)
L107[04:27:02] <S​3> I think it's like 10 minutes in fCC territory
L108[04:27:06] <S​3> I'd have to check
L109[04:27:26] <S​3> that's why they give that 4 / 5 letter code randomly sometimes while talking
L110[04:27:30] <S​3> it's because they have to
L111[04:27:45] <S​3> FCC regulations whee
L112[04:27:59] <walks​anator> ah I would have to comply with EAS
L113[04:33:10] <S​3> Heheh.
L114[04:33:18] <S​3> I actually have a HAM license
L115[04:33:46] <S​3> I can transmit on several licensed bands, but nothing like WFM
L116[04:34:41] <S​3> I can do narrowband FM on frequencies I am allowed though
L117[04:35:02] <S​3> TBF, narrowband transmits much farther with way less power.
L118[04:37:59] <Izzy> OpenOS handles multi-monitor systems awfully
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L120[04:38:18] <Izzy> I mean tbh so does my BIOS
L121[04:39:49] <S​3> Well Izzy, sounds like you're next on the source improvements for OpenOS
L122[04:40:13] <Izzy> be careful what you wish for
L123[04:41:53] <walks​anator> Breaking News: OpenOS performance jumps by 2x
L124[04:42:28] <Izzy> unlikely; more likely is breaking: OpenOS becomes multi-user
L125[04:43:17] <walks​anator> ~~ Breaking: OpenOS suffers 25% loss in performance due to 2 letter change~~
L126[04:47:00] <Izzy> Is the internet_ready signal sent for HTTP(S) requests?
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L128[06:08:31] <Mim​iru> maybe?
L129[06:08:33] <Mim​iru> lmao
L130[06:08:35] <Mim​iru> perfect.
L131[06:08:39] *** Server sets mode: +ntz
L132[06:08:41] <Izzy> why does the internet card return userdata objects rather than file handle IDs like filesystems?
L133[06:08:53] <Izzy> means I have to implement that on top of it >.>
L134[06:09:56] <Izzy> because you can quite happily proxy filesystems over RPC, but proxying an internet card is more complicated because you can't transmit userdata objects over the network, and rightly so
L135[06:11:09] <Izzy> What's a typical IRC ping timeout?
L136[06:11:24] <Amanda> 3-5min
L137[06:12:24] <Amanda> %choose laptopnaptime?
L138[06:12:24] <MichiBot> Ama​nda: Ah, I was just about to do that!
L139[06:14:01] <Mim​iru> Moved the webserver VM over to the threadripper machine in the rack.. I'm hoping that'll be faster than the 11 year old Opteron it was on before.
L140[06:18:09] <Amanda> I want teleporters irl
L141[06:18:31] <Amanda> Travel anxity's kicking in full-blast now
L142[06:19:12] * Amanda curls up atop Elfi, tries to distract herself with gay girl stories
L143[06:29:07] <Corded> > <Ama​nda> I'm considering ditching forgejo for this, because I'm craz…
L144[06:29:07] <walks​anator> Adhd brain going INCUP
L145[06:29:07] <walks​anator> Intrest, Novelty, Competition, Urgency, Pressure
L146[06:31:26] <Kristo​pher38> Izzy: you might want to take a look at this https://github.com/OC-Goss/syncd-v2/blob/main/socket.lua#L27
L147[06:33:06] <Kristo​pher38> This def worked previously
L148[06:35:54] <Izzy> >:D
L149[06:36:03] <Izzy> oppm is working via a fake internet card!
L150[06:36:14] <Izzy> it's slow as fuck but it works
L151[06:36:32] <Kristo​pher38> Oh, can't you do a `read(0)` to make sure the connection is established?
L152[06:36:36] <Kristo​pher38> Nice!
L153[06:37:25] <Corded> > <Iz​zy> oppm is working via a fake internet card!
L154[06:37:25] <walks​anator> Wdym by "fake"
L155[06:38:07] <Izzy> Thinly proxied over Minitel
L156[06:38:40] <Mim​iru> Ok, webserver is on the "new" hardware... time to see if I can re-implement the VPN idea I had.
L157[06:38:46] <Mim​iru> Not tonight though
L158[06:40:09] <Izzy> I have "rica" standing for Remote Internet Card Access
L159[06:41:38] <Izzy> the "server" is a bunch of RPC functions that wrap the internet card and keep server-side handles, like the filesystem file handles; the client side provides a virtual internet component with the normal internet card API, but internally translates between that and RPC + handle requests
L160[06:42:07] <Izzy> 117 lines
L161[07:28:13] * Amanda lays her head on Elfi, passes out
L162[07:28:42] <Amanda> Night girls
L163[07:36:20] <Izzy> > spend ??? time debugging weird issue
L164[07:36:23] <Izzy> > find bug in RPC library
L165[07:36:29] <Izzy> > forgot to plug in the internet card
L166[07:59:42] <Izzy> IT LIVES
L167[08:00:10] <Izzy> yay now I can put the T2 GPU back in
L168[08:00:44] <Izzy> because I have an "internet card"
L169[08:02:17] <Kristo​pher38> internet card at home
L170[08:02:45] <Izzy> oppm list is normally kinda slow
L171[08:02:52] <Izzy> but I am dying waiting for it rn
L172[08:10:01] <Izzy> 27s to do an "oppm list nothingwillmatchthis" with a directly attached internet card, 4m22s with a T2 computer sharing an internet card via a switch with a T2 CPU in it
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L176[11:20:05] <Forec​aster> Barely noticeable difference
L177[11:20:34] <Corded> > <Ama​nda> I want teleporters irl
L178[11:20:34] <Forec​aster> What if teleporter anxiety instead
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L181[13:03:39] <Liizzii> Izzy, is some of the speed slowdown not just your co nnection having to hop from down under to the US?
L182[13:04:00] <Izzy> ha
L183[13:06:13] <Liizzii> idk why a space got in the middle of connection
L184[13:15:22] <Liizzii> bleh, i have 2.5hours of meetings starting in about 15 minutes. thankfully only about half hour of it is with people other than my team
L185[13:26:36] <Izzy> fixed up instgen/repo-installer to handle programs.cfg properly, and added package cherry-picking while I was at it https://shadowkat.net/tmp/78fe.png
L186[13:29:35] * Saphire muffled flop
L187[13:29:38] <Saphire> Also hi Izzy
L188[13:29:45] <Izzy> heya
L189[13:29:53] <Saphire> ...izzy and lizzy, hm
L190[13:30:09] <Izzy> it's enough to make you
L191[13:30:11] * Saphire gnaws letters
L192[13:30:12] <Izzy> dizzy
L193[13:30:17] <Saphire> ...oi
L194[13:30:27] <Saphire> Anyways, I am feeling extremely cranky and annoyed right now
L195[13:33:57] <Izzy> what's up?
L196[13:36:47] <Saphire> Izzy: haaaave you heard of Obsidian?
L197[13:36:59] <Izzy> the note-taking software?
L198[13:37:03] <Saphire> Mhm
L199[13:37:14] <Saphire> Aka a glorified markdown editor with a project view
L200[13:37:19] * Saphire coughs
L201[13:37:50] <Saphire> Anyway, when I started poking at it, I was in Russia and could not physically pay for it in any way to use their 8$/mo sync stuff...
L202[13:38:31] <Saphire> So I made my own server through reverse engineering, and made a plugin that swaps a few things around to redirect the client to it
L203[13:39:09] <Saphire> ...aaaand apparently someone did the exact same thing, but also posted about it on HN and a guy who is somehow a "CEO of Obsidian" saw it there and then the entire thing got patched
L204[13:39:39] <Saphire> So now I am grumbly cuz I would need to do a bunch of file hooks, figure out conflict resolution, and blah blah blah
L205[13:40:18] <Izzy> bleh
L206[13:41:44] <Saphire> ...also the guy in question has: became "CEO" of Obsidian in 2023 and previously was just a community contributor, has cofounded a company that was recently acquired, and has YCombinator set as "education" in his LinkedIn
L207[13:41:56] * Saphire coughs
L208[13:42:26] <Saphire> I feel a bit paranoid about anything and anyone related to the orange thing
L209[13:43:41] <Izzy> understandable
L210[13:44:20] <Saphire> ...I need to figure out file conflict resolution thing, fuuuuuck
L211[13:45:33] <Va​ur> %tonk
L212[13:45:35] <MichiBot> Dagnabbit! Va​ur! You beat walks​anator's previous record of 4 hours, 2 minutes and 21 seconds (By 9 hours, 23 minutes and 32 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L213[13:45:36] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record is 13 hours, 25 minutes and 54 seconds! Vaur also gained 0.04695 (0.00939 x 5) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.
L214[14:51:50] <Forec​aster> %sip
L215[14:51:52] <MichiBot> You drink a viscous coralcreep potion (New!). Forecaster feels chill.
L216[15:11:15] <Va​ur> %sip
L217[15:11:17] <MichiBot> You drink an ommitted pussplum potion (New!). A bunch of people in white coats approach Vaur. Vaur successfully evade the people! (19 vs DC 12)
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L220[15:50:53] <Amanda> Meowning nerds
L221[15:51:13] <Liizzii> i survived meetings
L222[15:52:14] * Amanda curls up in Liizzii's lap
L223[15:53:04] * Liizzii gives Amanda scritches, hopes she likes the blanket of warms
L224[15:59:48] * Amanda purrs softly
L225[16:04:38] <stephan48> Amanda: thank you for your snippet regarding renovate, with some fiddling it worked perfectly :)
L226[16:04:58] <Amanda> Np
L227[16:07:27] <Amanda> stephan48: as compensation you can invent and widely deploy teleporter technology for me in the next 6h. I'm not looking forward to another 12h of flying
L228[16:12:29] <stephan48> aww :(
L229[16:19:42] <Corded> > <Ama​nda> stephan48: as compensation you can invent and widely deploy…
L230[16:19:42] <Va​ur> how dare you, flying have been the dream of mankind for centuries ! 😄
L231[16:20:05] <Va​ur> (12 hours flight/connection is no joke, take care)
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L234[16:36:49] <Amanda> I just realised I'm wearing the exact same outfit I flew into HI with
L235[16:51:37] <Amanda> oh well, time to laptop naptime
L236[17:02:01] <Forec​aster> %sip
L237[17:02:03] <MichiBot> You drink a big tuna potion (New!). Forecaster comes face to face with a basilisk! Forecaster avoids it's gaze and gets away! (15 vs DC 14)
L238[17:02:19] <Forec​aster> Phew
L239[17:03:51] <Va​ur> %sip
L240[17:03:51] <MichiBot> You drink a dashed iron potion (New!). Vaur feels much better!
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L246[17:39:55] <S​3> Lazy day
L247[17:40:01] <S​3> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1699638000979.jpg
L248[17:40:11] <S​3> I'll just make myself a cottage pie sandwich
L249[17:58:18] <Forec​aster> That's pretty lazy
L250[17:58:26] <Forec​aster> You didn't even line up the corn
L251[18:36:32] <Forec​aster> %sip
L252[18:36:33] <MichiBot> You drink a spooned orange potion (New!). Everything Forecaster says is now in Comic Sans until someone looks at them.
L253[18:36:42] <Forec​aster> Again
L254[18:46:07] <Amanda> Here, this'll help %splash @Forecaster with mutable orange potion
L255[18:46:07] <MichiBot> You fling a mutable orange potion (New!) that splashes onto @Forecaster. @Forecaster turns into a solarium bird boy until they eat a pie.
L256[20:02:48] <Va​ur> %sip
L257[20:02:48] <MichiBot> You drink a tacky aluminium potion (New!). After the first sip the potion poofs away.
L258[20:27:08] * Amanda meows at Elfi from hey carrier
L259[20:27:17] <Amanda> Her*
L260[20:27:59] * Amanda demands scritchies and snackrafices
L261[21:29:23] <AR2​000> anyone know how to fix AMD GPU green screen crash ?
L262[21:29:29] <AR2​000> popos / linux btw
L263[21:48:29] <CompanionCube> green screen? O.o
L264[21:53:01] <AR2​000> It's a GPU crash. One screen go green, like 00FF00, the other black
L265[22:00:07] <Amanda> Whoever lives in the UK who keeps trying to Phish my USPS account please give up. I'm not going to believe "uspiss delivery" is a valid domain
L266[22:00:27] <Amanda> +for the USPS
L267[22:50:35] <Izzy> AR2000: closest I've experienced was green checkerboard over what I was doing, that was caused by excessive overclocking.
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