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<Vaur>
%tonk
L2[00:35:50] <MichiBot> Awesome! Vaur! You
beat Forecaster's previous record of <0 (By 9 hours, 4 minutes
and 26 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L3[00:35:51] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record is
9 hours, 4 minutes and 26 seconds! Vaur also gained 0.00907 tonk
points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.
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L8[02:00:36] * Amanda
surrounds @Kristopher38 in live wires
L9[02:06:35] <Izzy> lmao figures
L10[02:08:01] <Izzy> swapped out the
nearest length with insulated wire
L11[03:27:01] *
Amanda snuggles up atop Elfi, meows about her dreams from last
night, like the one where she dragged uncrimped wire several blocks
down the street, until it got caught on a crossing vehicle and
somehow pulled the entire networking stack out of her family's new
apartment in $nearby_town, through the walls
L12[03:28:07] <Amanda> Don't ask me how the
cable being pulled out of the box-o-cat managed to grab my entire
networking stack
L13[03:28:49] *
Amanda passes back out
L14[03:28:52] <Amanda> Night girls
L15[03:34:20]
<Mimiru>
Ok, spun up a VPS in Seattle, maybe that'll help with the insane
latency I was getting as I won't be crossing the US twice...
L16[03:34:44]
<Mimiru>
Unfortunatly I don't have an easy way to test ._>
L17[03:55:44]
<S3> I
mean. You might be crossing the US twice anyways ahahaha
L18[03:56:50]
<Mimiru> a
tracert shows it going basically straight to Seattle
L19[03:57:52]
<S3> We
have rings here that will go around the entire loop once just
because they're unidirectional and your packets can route all the
way across a state and back just to get to your friend that uses an
adjacent ISP in town, and those binders are layer 1 routing, so you
can't see them
L20[03:58:36]
<S3> You're
only going to see the layer 3 boundaries with traceroute
L21[03:59:00]
<S3> If
they respond and don't mess with the ttl
L24[04:04:50]
<S3> At
least where I work we have a three ring binder that goes both
directions, so to get to other sections of the state, the dwdm
connections can forward layer 1 mediums to the nearest border
instead of going all the way around
L25[04:07:01]
<S3> Oh hey
ovh
L26[04:08:15]
<Mimiru>
Yes, current VPS is OVH Canada east coast.
L27[04:08:26]
<Mimiru>
new VPS is Vultr ~3 hours away from me.
L28[04:11:11]
<S3> Well
there now you just need to fly in every time there's a
problem
L29[05:16:48]
<Forecaster> %sip
L30[05:16:48] <MichiBot> You drink a tiny
salmon potion (New!). Forecaster: Nothing seemed to happen...
L31[05:50:57] <CompanionCube> Izzy: huh
floodgap seemingly uses AIX, an unexpected choice
L32[05:58:25] <CompanionCube> also at first
glanced i assumed 'ppc' meant powerpc, whereas the actual meaning
is much more interesting...
L33[06:02:11] <CompanionCube> o.o at that
star trek project, that's pretty out-there even if it never
actually happened
L34[06:47:23] <CompanionCube> Izzy: but yes
very interesting and my kind of thing indeed. That stuff about
seemingly (but not actually) random C compiler features leaves room
for shenanigans involving OS/400 (or i) PASE, which is
binary-compatible with AIX and obviously supports xlC - PUB400 is
obviously on the WAN but still... Speaking of that, the smit menus
have a pretty similar vibe which is probably deliberate,
L35[06:47:23] <CompanionCube> the tie in
with applescript/apple events also reminded me of NeWS but
applescript has no relation to postscript, then there's the
never-attempted idea i had involving classic mac, lisp warez, and
find-the-difference of machine architecture versions.
L36[06:55:09] <CompanionCube>
%tonkoit
L37[06:55:12] <CompanionCube>
%tonkout
L38[06:55:13] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
CompanionCube, you were not able to beat Vaur's record of 9
hours, 4 minutes and 26 seconds this time. 6 hours, 19 minutes and
23 seconds were wasted! Missed by 2 hours, 45 minutes and 3
seconds!
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L40[07:31:39] zsh
sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L42[08:19:21] <CompanionCube> (oh, might as
well ask what aspects make it specifically my kind of
cursed?)
L43[08:54:53] <Izzy> there's something
*wrong* about Big IBM Computers(TM) in the same context as
Apple
L44[09:13:59] <CompanionCube> eh,
'big
L45[09:14:03]
<Kristopher38> i read that as "Big
IBM Opencomputers(TM" and was wondering "wait is this a
thing now?
L46[09:14:14] <CompanionCube> eh, 'big'
would be mainframes, no?
L47[09:16:19] <stephan48> @Mimiru, the VPS
was in Canada?! No wonder you had issues! You packages had to be
checked at the border afterall! DUH!
L48[09:16:29] <stephan48> Your*
L49[09:20:31] <CompanionCube> (oh, and
forgot to include 'emulating a nubus device' in that list of things
about the never-implemented idea)
L50[09:29:09] <Izzy> this is true, but it's
still bigger than anything Apple would normally sell
L51[09:36:46] <CompanionCube> true
L52[10:18:42] <Izzy> Anyone screwed around
with the OpenOS install util? Is there a super lightweight way I
could run some extra commands once the install is completed?
L53[13:16:09] <Izzy> okay I think I have my
cursed system worked out
L54[13:18:05] <Izzy> run a script as part
of the shrc, which will check the free space on /. if there's
>=64K, unpack the goodies archive to / and remove the script
from shrc. if there isn't, unpack it to /tmp and symlink the
contents into the filesystem in the appropriate locations
L55[13:20:52] <Izzy> after compressing the
manual pages, minitel, oppm, rica, etc, I've actually gained 10K of
free space on a 512K floppy
L56[13:23:05] <Izzy> ... hmm, actually,
that won't work, as I have about 128K of data in the archive
L57[13:23:25] <Izzy> hey lunar_sam maybe
we're doing pkgfs early
L58[13:24:28] <Izzy> ... okay no if I do
the manual pages separately that's 40K saved
L59[13:26:05] <Izzy> software only takes
51K, which will fit in the tmpfs. excellent.
L60[13:26:26] <Izzy> the manuals can have a
separate archive
L62[14:56:32] *
Amanda meows and looks around
L63[15:03:08] <Izzy> Anyone know how wide
an OpenPrinter page can be? They're wider than Minecraft books, at
least
L64[15:06:00]
<Mimiru> 30
characters?
L65[15:06:02]
<Mimiru> I
think
L66[15:06:48] <Izzy> oh, so it's not
dependent on the width of the characters, okay
L67[15:07:29]
<Mimiru>
`parts[0] = limit(parts[0],30);` I was lazy
L68[15:07:42] <Izzy> also how the hell does
centreing text work
L69[15:08:04]
<Mimiru>
barely.
L70[15:08:05] <Izzy> do I just put
"center" as the third argument?
L71[15:08:42]
<Mimiru>
yes, again, I was lazy
L72[15:09:59] <Izzy> how many lines can I
do on one page?
L73[15:10:36]
<Mimiru> 20
iirc
L75[15:19:11]
<Mimiru>
Nice
L77[16:31:31]
<Vaur>
%tonkout
L78[16:31:33] <MichiBot> Dad-Sizzle! Vaur!
You beat your own previous record of 9 hours, 4 minutes and 26
seconds (By 31 minutes and 52 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L79[16:31:34] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.009 tonk points! plus 0.016
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 1.91473842,
Position #1
L81[16:31:48]
<Vaur>
looking good
L82[17:01:09]
<Mimiru>
Can safely say I've never seen that :/
L83[18:00:20]
<Forecaster> %tonk
L84[18:00:22] <MichiBot> By my throth!
Forecaster! You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 1 hour,
28 minutes and 48 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L85[18:00:23] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 1 hour, 28 minutes and 48 seconds! Forecaster also gained
0.00148 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #2. Need
0.14701 more points to pass Vaur!
L86[19:32:28]
<DiamondCreeper_6> is there a 1.12.2 mod
that makes all mobs attack each other even when unprovoked?
L87[20:14:04]
<Forecaster> Why would you want that
L89[20:43:59]
<Brisingr
Aerowing> M$ is at it again.
L90[20:52:20] <Amanda> [ Fry shocked dot
apng ]
L91[20:53:01] <Corded> >
<Forecaster> Why would you want that
L92[20:53:01]
<DiamondCreeper_6> to spice up the
game
L93[21:02:56]
<Forecaster> It just sounds like a way to
have stuff littered everywhere
L94[21:12:37]
<DiamondCreeper_6> items disappear in 5
minutes
L95[21:12:40]
<DiamondCreeper_6> no worries
L96[21:17:14] <Izzy> Mimiru: this pack does
have Optifine and I'm too lazy to test elsewhere so let's blame
that for now
L97[21:20:44] <Amanda> Izzy: what pack? the
one the person from the other day was talking about?
L98[21:20:53] <Izzy> yeah
L99[21:20:54] <Amanda> Or are you computers
now in the SKS v10
L100[21:21:01] <Amanda> What's it called
again?
L102[21:21:29] <Izzy> in v10 I am Very
Close to computers, we have power, we have the materials, I just
have to make the things
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L104[21:34:11] <Izzy> goddamn technic is
awful
L105[21:34:26] <Izzy> like 8 tries to
download the pack and it fails pretty consistently
L106[21:35:57] <Izzy> guess I'll try the
technic launcher to see if it's any better
L107[21:36:06] <Izzy> (then import the
pack into MultiMC once it's finished downloading)
L108[21:38:54] <Amanda> I'm pretty sure
it's not downloading from technic servers int he first place. The
discord mentions using a "modpack maker" and the
downloads seemed to go there a lot
L110[21:39:38] <Izzy> Solder was the
packupdate-like made by Technic
L111[21:39:42] <Amanda> ah
L112[21:39:59] <Izzy> It also predated
packupdate by like 5 years but
L114[21:40:33] <Izzy> yeah the technic
launcher didn't get stuck once
L115[21:40:59] <Izzy> aight guess I'll add
a prelaunch command to copy over the files
L116[21:41:30] <Amanda> Seemed to download
it all fine for me, unless Prism just silently died
L117[21:41:41] <Amanda> Might be an aussie
internet moment though
L118[21:42:02] <Izzy> every time I've
tried to install/update the pack it took a good few goes
L119[21:58:09]
<S3>
@Ocawesome101 I solved the Minecraft segfault issue!
L120[22:00:07]
<S3> It was
GLFW for sure. The GLFW shipped with Minecraft before 1.20.2 is bad
with my hardware. It's calling unsupported functions even like I
said, which is whack... But, you can get lwjgl to use a different
GLFW API apparently and therefore use 3.x API calls. Wth?
L121[22:00:12]
<S3> It
works fine then
L122[22:34:38]
<Vaur>
%tonk
L123[22:34:39] <MichiBot> Dagnammit!
Vaur! You beat Forecaster's previous record of 1 hour, 28 minutes
and 48 seconds (By 3 hours, 5 minutes and 28 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L124[22:34:40] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 4 hours, 34 minutes and 17 seconds! Vaur also gained
0.00618 (0.00309 x 2) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#1.
L125[22:53:24]
<Mimiru>
*sigh* I want to try this damn VPN solution for the webserver.. but
I ALSO DON'T want the fuckton of downtime while DNS unfucks
itself.
L126[22:53:54]
<Mimiru>
Found out DO will only let me update 250 reconds a minute via their
API, and the damn Plesk plugin for DODNS doesn't rate limit
L127[22:54:00]
<Mimiru>
just runs the ENTIRE thing in one go
L128[22:55:31]
<Mimiru> *
records a minute via their API, and the damn Plesk plugin for DODNS
doesn't rate limit
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L131[23:12:58]
<Kristopher38> Izzy: Prism 6.3 still
supports technic modpacks
L132[23:13:04]
<Kristopher38> in fact this is the last
version that does
L133[23:14:18]
<Kristopher38> it got removed because
technic devs got pissy about it
L134[23:26:59] <Amanda> %choose rain box
or cubes
L135[23:27:00] <MichiBot> Amanda: A
nearby lamp suddenly screams "cubes!" such that it's
barely audible.
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