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L2[01:14:52] * Amanda
finds Elfi cuddling the note she left with her, curls up on her
secondary instance, burying Elfi in double the floof
L3[01:17:24] * Amanda
meows at Elfi about how the goddesses are truly ambivilant to the
world of hoomans, as evidenced by the fact she can't get double the
treats just by napping for a couple hours
L4[01:17:47] * Amanda
does a heccen zzzpurr
L5[01:17:49] <Amanda> Night girls
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<Spider
EveryOS> %tonk
L14[02:25:03] <MichiBot> Wah! Spider
EveryOS! You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 3 hours, 6
minutes and 27 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L15[02:25:04] <MichiBot> Spider EveryOS's
new record is 3 hours, 6 minutes and 27 seconds! Spider EveryOS
also gained 0.00311 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #2.
Need 0.11347776 more points to pass Forecaster!
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L22[04:04:28] <Corded> >
<stephanj> not a brainscramble
L23[04:04:28]
<Forecaster> But this way you'll forget
you even had a brain I mean headache to begin with!
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L26[06:21:28]
<Spider
EveryOS> %tonkout
L27[06:21:29] <MichiBot> Bingo! Spider
EveryOS! You beat your own previous record of 3 hours, 6 minutes
and 27 seconds (By 49 minutes and 58 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L28[06:21:30] <MichiBot> Spider EveryOS
has tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.003 tonk points!
plus 0.004 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
2.54366375, Position #2 Need 0.10647776 more points to pass
Forecaster!
L29[07:08:14]
<Forecaster> I can't believe you'd do
this
L30[07:13:10]
<Pokeman2003> Does OpenComputers not
support pairs? Using pairs(table) is getting machines 1236'd on
Ocelot("no such method")
L31[07:14:23]
<Pokeman2003> * machine.lua 1236'd on
Ocelot("no such method")
L32[07:16:24]
<RedstoneParkour> it does
L33[07:17:21]
<kimapr> OC
defnitely supports pairs
L34[07:18:28] <Corded> > <Bullet
Barrage Spy> Does OpenComputers not support pairs? Using
pairs(table) is…
L35[07:18:28]
<kimapr>
how are you running the program that crashes?
L36[07:19:36] <Corded> > <Bullet
Barrage Spy> Does OpenComputers not support pairs? Using
pairs(table) is…
L37[07:19:36]
<ff_66> it
is a part of Lua, right ? In that case OC supports it
L38[07:19:58]
<kimapr>
does the program touch _ENV? did you pass an empty (or anything
that isn't an environment table that contains pairs) table to
shell.execute second argument?
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L40[07:20:32]
<Pokeman2003> uh... man I don't know, I'm
staring at this code and it's just
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L42[07:21:01] <Corded> > <Bullet
Barrage Spy> uh... man I don't know, I'm staring at this code
and it's j…
L43[07:21:01]
<kimapr>
can you share the code?
L44[07:21:06]
<Pokeman2003> Yeah I can hang on.
L45[07:21:20]
<kimapr>
also no such method is a weird error.
L46[07:21:30]
<kimapr>
are you sure its really that
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<kimapr>
it's probably not even complaining about the pairs
L50[07:21:57]
<Pokeman2003> Also, if I remove the
pairs
L51[07:21:58]
<Pokeman2003> It goes away.
L54[07:22:51] <Corded> > <Bullet
Barrage Spy> ```lua
L55[07:22:51] <Corded> -- Finding the boot
disk without relying on eeprom.
L57[07:22:51]
<kimapr> if
you remove the pairs, the faulty component.invoke call won't run,
probably.
L58[07:23:25]
<Pokeman2003> I feel incredibly
stupid
L59[07:23:28]
<Pokeman2003> im sorry
L60[07:24:35]
<Pokeman2003> it's exists god fucking damn
it
L61[07:24:38]
<Pokeman2003> someone just bash me with a
shovel
L62[07:26:20]
<Pokeman2003> I wouldn't have to do this
if I didn't go "hey I want to be able to run this no matter
the BIOS." Oh well.
L63[07:27:20] <Corded> > <Bullet
Barrage Spy> it's exists god fucking damn it
L65[07:28:36]
<Pokeman2003> I literally just came off of
writing a BIOS, I don't need to be informed of the difference
between the OpenOS API and the component system
L66[07:28:39]
<Pokeman2003> * system.
L67[07:28:43]
<Pokeman2003> I appreciate the concern
though.
L68[07:28:58]
<kimapr>
well if you look there there's no find method..
L69[07:29:01]
<Pokeman2003> (My BIOS ended up using
proxies though because invoke is ugly. I might change that
later.)
L70[07:29:11] <Corded> > <kimapr>
well if you look there there's no find method..
L71[07:29:12]
<Pokeman2003> why do you think I am livid
at myself.
L72[07:30:32]
<Pokeman2003> Also, if you would care to
note, there's no find in the OpenOS API either.
https://ocdoc.cil.li/api:filesystem This code was
flawed from the very beginning because I wrote "find"
because that was my intention, but not the actual method I meant to
execute.
L73[07:31:52]
<kimapr>
Mm
L74[07:32:04]
<kimapr>
yeah i just assumed it exists somewhere
L75[07:32:35]
<kimapr>
and it would have to be in open os and not in the component because
it doesn't really make sense to have that kind of function
there.
L76[07:35:21]
<Pokeman2003> Yeah, does seem like a thing
OpenOS would add to the bloated system, because they've already
added so many other things. I'm still old enough to remember that
OpenOS worked fine on 64k of tier 1 RAM :P
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L80[08:50:34]
<ff_66>
Technically, you're wrong as you count as someone
L81[10:43:15]
<Pokeman2003> I'm kind of curious how you
would "discard" the bootloader. It's not really important
for operations, but init.lua nor the BIOS doesn't NEED to be loaded
in after everything. However, Lua would prefer to have it for the
stack...
L82[10:47:03] <Izzy> For mine I had the
whole thing wrapped in an anonymous function that returns a
function that is the init.lua equivalent
L83[10:47:24] <Izzy> all the internal state
can be discarded and the stack shortened due to tail calls
L84[10:48:32]
<Pokeman2003> If I knew what any of that
means, that'd be incredibly clever to me. Right now I'm just making
something super simple with my rusty knowledge so I'm sure it's not
improtant right now, but it'd be nice to figure out how that all
works later. Do you mind sharing your code?
L86[10:50:04] <Izzy> tl;dr because all the
EEPROM code is contained within a (function() ... end)() thinger,
it can garbage collect all the local variables within
L87[10:50:17]
<Pokeman2003> ~~I'm glad to know that
seeing this giant block of code just confused me more. I feel like
a caveman~~
L88[10:50:49]
<Pokeman2003> Thank you for sharing, even
though I really can't wrap my head around this. I do not have
arcane Lua knowledge yet, and I appear to not be prepared for it
:P
L89[10:51:24] <Izzy> you'll get there
L90[10:51:27]
<Pokeman2003> Oh wait, I see how this
works. Good fucking god. That is a bastardization of everything Lua
is designed to do, and it's beautiful.
L91[10:51:32]
<Pokeman2003> (Well I think I do.)
L93[10:51:52] <Izzy> welcome to what me and
lunar_sam like to do
L94[10:53:49]
<Pokeman2003> Oh god, this has all of the
signs of really horrible to maintain code. No comments anywhere,
spacing, though present, is barely noticeable, one liner variables
placed everywhere... You code like John Romero haha. I assume this
is because you're trying to cram it into the 4k that acts as your
soft cap for init.lua.
L95[10:54:36] <Izzy> eyup
L96[10:54:40] <Izzy> this is me being nice
about it, too
L97[10:54:53] <Izzy> look at all those
more-than-one-character variable names
L98[10:55:04]
<Pokeman2003> Yeah see I just bruteforced
it and wrote a bootloader that just ignores the 4k limit by spaming
the read function.
L99[10:55:15]
<Pokeman2003> BIOS*
L100[10:55:25] <Izzy> most of the
shortened stuff makes sense to me
L101[10:55:33] <Izzy> probably
incomprehensible if you aren't in my head though
L102[10:55:46]
<Pokeman2003> Yeah, unfortunately.
L103[10:56:05] <Izzy> tell you what though
it can boot OpenOS or PsychOS from filesystems, unmanaged drives,
and tapes
L104[10:56:27]
<Pokeman2003> So everything I ever wanted
to implement in a BIOS!
L105[10:56:53]
<Pokeman2003> I have increased the EEPROM
size and enabled bytecode instead as my workarounds for these
ambitious plans.
L106[10:57:01] <Izzy> (OpenOS requires a
second-stage bootloader to make a rtfs vcomponent)
L107[10:57:21] <Izzy> something in
OpenSecurity can write 8k to an EEPROM
L108[10:57:51] <Izzy> also, lunar_sam has
a 273(?) byte LZSS decompressor so you can write normal code
L109[10:58:01]
<Pokeman2003> (I find it baffling that a
secure Lua interpreter doesn't exist. It's basically a virtual
machine with C bindings, I'm not exactly sure how the fuck you make
that any less secure than it already was.)
L110[10:58:09] <Izzy> compress it and pack
like 8k into a 4k EEPROM
L111[10:58:25]
<Pokeman2003> Yeesh. Yeah I just made 16k
eeproms. I play with really weird settings.
L112[10:58:45]
<Pokeman2003> I want to launch a server
but I actually have to code my own operating systems first because
I'm playing with arguably painful settings. 64k tier 1 RAM.
L113[10:58:45] <Izzy> I like solving
cursed problems >:)
L114[10:59:00]
<Pokeman2003> OpenOS does not run on that.
At all.
L115[10:59:56]
<Pokeman2003> Used to! I'm old enough to
remember the 1.7.x days when it *did*, but somehow they managed to
add enough features to require over double that to run
comfortably.
L116[11:02:00]
<Pokeman2003> I also don't like the
internet card(I think it's more fun for people to program new
solutions while playing than it is to download it off of the
internet,) but I'm more than aware that not having it on will annoy
everyone if I do ever launch a server, especially with such extreme
settings already being used.
L117[11:02:51]
<Pokeman2003> Sorry I'm rambling again.
Anyways, seriously, thanks for your code example. I'm going to
struggle trying to process all of that but it'll prove instrumental
later!
L118[11:04:04] <Corded> > <Bullet
Barrage Spy> I also don't like the internet card(I think it's
more fun f…
L119[11:04:04]
<Nadja>
Those days are gone and we can't magic them back again :p
L120[11:06:23]
<Pokeman2003> I will never stop trying
though.
L121[11:09:29] *
Amanda meows and looks around
L123[11:24:52] <Amanda> Oh, hi fore!
%splash @Forecaster with mutable röd potion
L124[11:24:52] <MichiBot> You fling a
mutable röd potion (New!) that splashes onto @Forecaster.
@Forecaster turns into a citrus bear boy until hell has a nice
fall.
L125[11:25:29]
<Forecaster> D:
L126[11:28:38] <Corded> >
<Forecaster> huh, don't think I've ever seen a 98% discount
before
L127[11:28:38]
<Vaur> well
... who would want to buy a game when the company that made it can
just decide that you don't own it anymore
L128[11:29:19]
<Vaur>
players a getting confortable with not owning ubisoft game ... by
not purchasing them
L129[11:29:36]
<Vaur>
\s/a/are
L130[11:29:39]
<Vaur> *
s/a/are
L131[11:33:25] <Amanda> Plareyers?
L132[11:34:11]
<Vaur> *
s/( a )/are
L133[11:34:16]
<Vaur>
happy ?
L134[11:34:51]
<Vaur> I
dont even know if that works in regex tbh 😄
L135[11:36:13] <Amanda> Plareyers
are?
L136[11:36:23] *
Amanda hides behind fore-bear
L137[11:37:45]
<Forecaster> just doing `a ` would have
worked, but now it's just editing the first failed `s/`
L138[11:38:39]
<Vaur> well
typing a message like `s/a/are`is surprisingly difficult in discord
😄
L139[11:39:06]
<Vaur> I
didn't want to edit the message, the original intent was to be a
single message that everybody could read
L140[11:39:25]
<Vaur> I
have incredibly failed at that
L141[11:41:50] <Amanda> Does MichiBot
still support %s/foo/bar ?
L142[11:42:14] <Amanda> Or was that
another causality of the command system rewrite
L143[11:46:53]
<Forecaster> what do you mean
"another"?
L144[11:47:30]
<RedstoneParkour> don't think you need the
%
L145[11:47:54] <lunar_sam> Izzy: i love
making cursed code
L147[11:49:05]
<Pokeman2003> C stack overflow
L148[11:49:12]
<Pokeman2003> I am just trying to make a
metatable :(
L149[11:51:21]
<Pokeman2003> Alright, not worth it. I'll
dump the code if anyone wants it but I'm not continuing this.
L150[11:51:45] <Corded> > <Bullet
Barrage Spy> (I find it baffling that a secure Lua interpreter
doesn't e…
L151[11:51:46]
<Kristopher38> it's incredibly hard to
make a usable language that's also securely sandboxed
L152[11:53:10] <Izzy> Pokeman2003: if you
do spin up a server lmk I always want to spread the good word
(minitel)
L153[11:53:41]
<Pokeman2003> This is probably just a
misconception, but from the descriptions I've heard, Lua's
interpreter isn't far off from what, say, DOSBox does.
L154[11:53:52]
<Kristopher38> roblox devs abandoned the
idea of using PUC Lua and instead rolled their own version:
Luau
L155[11:54:03]
<Pokeman2003> Yet, DOSBox can't be broken
out of by modifying 2 bytes.
L156[11:54:10]
<Kristopher38> this was due to security
concerns
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L158[11:54:36]
<RedstoneParkour> ehh dosbox is more
comparable to something like qemu
L159[11:54:54]
<Pokeman2003> That's kind of my point, I'm
viewing Lua as a lower end virtual machine.
L160[11:55:14]
<RedstoneParkour> ah
L161[11:55:15]
<Kristopher38> even if you disable
bytecode loading and all the debug, filesystem, os and io libraries
there are still exploits possiblee
L162[11:55:37]
<RedstoneParkour> ?
L163[11:55:42]
<Pokeman2003> Anyways, ROBLOX changed to
Luau because they built their entire architecture on a Lua
interpreter(MiniLua) that was abandoned 2 years after the launch of
their multiplayer and is basically lost media at this point.
L164[11:57:04]
<Pokeman2003> It has very little to do
with the security concerns, and this is kind of obvious if you
consider for one moment how little security that client actually
has. It was solely a move for maintainability. Hell, Luau initially
made things even worse than they already were, not better.
L165[11:57:24] <Amanda> @RedstoneParkour
you do on discord because otherwise discord intercepts it to edit
your previous message. On irc you dont
L166[11:57:42]
<Vaur>
%tonk
L167[11:57:43] <MichiBot> Awesome! Vaur!
You beat Spider EveryOS's previous record of <0 (By 5 hours, 36
minutes and 13 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L168[11:57:44] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 5 hours, 36 minutes and 13 seconds! Vaur also gained
0.0056 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need
0.02022964 more points to pass Spider EveryOS!
L169[11:58:16] <Amanda> %choose breakfast;
today or tomorrow
L170[11:58:16] <MichiBot> Amanda:
tomorrow breakfast
L171[11:58:23] <Amanda> Sounds good
L172[11:58:40]
<Pokeman2003> I hate having been involved
in multiple projects to decompile ROBLOX, because it has exposed me
to the fact that David and Erik used a C++ tutorial from 2004 to
make their game, and that they had absolutely zero clue what they
were doing. I love them, but good god they couldn't have gotten
someone else to get on board to help them
L173[11:58:41] <Corded> first?
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<Pokeman2003> ROBLOX is fascinating. It's
a case of "wow they're cutting edge" on some parts and
then you see that they relied on Raknet until like last year.
L177[12:01:45]
<RedstoneParkour> doesn't bedrock also
rely on raknet btw?
L178[12:02:19]
<Pokeman2003> I would fucking hope not,
that shit got abandoned in the early 2010s.
L179[12:02:44]
<Pokeman2003> 2014 is when Oculus bought
it but there's signs that it hadn't been worked on even before
2014.
L181[12:03:31]
<RedstoneParkour> i think it does
L182[12:03:53]
<RedstoneParkour> unless its
outdated
L183[12:04:22]
<Pokeman2003> Well, Microsoft usually
makes shit out of aborted fetuses and sacrificial lambs so this
doesn't surprise me, despite me wishing that they wouldn't do such
stupid things.
L184[12:04:23]
<Pokeman2003> Even worse, it's probably a
holdover from when Bedrock was Pocket Edition.
L185[12:07:02]
<Pokeman2003> That page is referencing a
build from 2021 so they may have since switched off, but Raknet is
hilariously easy to hijack and I doubt Microsoft built a protective
barrier around it.
L186[12:08:14]
<Pokeman2003> (Oh oops, I completely
forgot about the PG-13 rule. Sorry, I'll try to curb the swearing
and vulgarity.)
L187[12:56:27] <Amanda> _BZZZT_ You have
been fined _Five_ credits for social misconduct.
L188[13:38:20] <Amanda> %choose motor
factory or hard drive hunt
L189[13:38:20] <MichiBot> Amanda: The
proof is in the pudding. Definitely "hard drive hunt".
Now please get it out of my pudding.
L190[13:38:46] <Amanda> Hrm. Nah, first
I'll get motors automated, then I can search for hard drives and
let that build uo
L191[15:02:38] <Amanda> %choose
15motor/minute or find some other stuff to also make here
L192[15:02:38] <MichiBot> Amanda: A
nearby lamp replies "Not find some other stuff to also make
here!".
L193[15:10:22]
<ff_66> I
just hate modded minecraft rn, sometimes it decides to... not
L194[15:51:35]
<Forecaster> Sometimes I decide to
not
L195[15:58:33] <Amanda> Blargh, I should
really automate encased steel beams first...
L196[15:59:25] <Amanda> But for that I
feel like I should find more hard drives so I can get a specific
alt recipe, which would let me make them without coal
L197[16:03:06] <Amanda> I should really
rebot my 34tauri-* nodes so my alerts stop moaning about thta
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L199[16:26:24]
<Spider
EveryOS> %greenshell Forecaster
L200[16:26:24] <MichiBot> Spider EveryOS:
You hit Forecaster! They lost 0.03194333 tonk points which you
gain! Congratulations! Position #2 Need 0.0425911 more points to
pass Forecaster!
L201[16:26:37]
<Forecaster> D:<
L202[16:26:50]
<Spider
EveryOS> (:
L203[16:37:11]
<ff_66> (
͠° ͟ʖ ͡°)
L204[17:00:52]
<Forecaster> I think it's time to
%tonk
L205[17:00:52] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
Forecaster, you were not able to beat Vaur's record of 5 hours, 36
minutes and 13 seconds this time. 5 hours, 3 minutes and 9 seconds
were wasted! Missed by 33 minutes and 3 seconds!
L206[17:00:58]
<Forecaster> or not
L207[17:07:23] <Amanda> %choose continue
working on motor factory or try and be productive on the homelmab
some
L208[17:07:24] <MichiBot> Amanda: I'm 40%
"continue working on motor factory"!
L209[17:59:36]
<Spider
EveryOS> Remind me to tonk before you do
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L211[18:26:54] <Corded> > <Spider
EveryOS> Remind me to tonk before you do
L212[18:26:54]
<Vaur> well
if you had tonked before Fore ... you would have been the one
wasting one of your attempts, no ? 😄
L214[18:44:47] <Corded> > <Vaur>
well if you had tonked before Fore ... you would have been …
L215[18:44:47]
<Spider
EveryOS> Oh, I meant next time xD
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L218[20:00:01]
<RedstoneParkour> %sip
L219[20:00:02] <MichiBot> You drink a
frosty currentcorn potion (New!). The next fork RedstoneParkour
touches tells them it's most deeply guarded secret.
L220[20:07:22] <Amanda> %choose early rain
box?
L221[20:07:23] <MichiBot> Amanda: Hah!
Good luck with that!
L222[20:07:30] <Amanda> Hah! I'll show
you!
L223[21:50:13] ***
jackie is now known as XDjackieXD
L224[21:50:26] ***
XDjackieXD is now known as jackie
L225[22:59:06]
<Vaur>
%tonkout
L226[22:59:07] <MichiBot> Willikers!
Vaur! You beat your own previous record of 5 hours, 36 minutes and
13 seconds (By 22 minutes)! I hope you're happy!
L227[22:59:08] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.005 tonk points! plus 0.008
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 2.53643412,
Position #3 Need 0.03917296 more points to pass Spider
EveryOS!
L228[23:00:15]
<Brisingr
Aerowing> %splash @Forecaster
L229[23:00:15] <MichiBot> You fling a
silent coral potion (New!) that splashes onto @Forecaster. The next
remote @Forecaster looks for is extra hard to find.
L230[23:17:18] ⇦
Quits: Vexatos
(~Vexatos@p200300eAeF1daa00cBBDcd4360a08F6e.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
(Quit: Insert quantum chemistry joke here)
L231[23:55:39] <Amanda> %choose halucinate
more or check on ansible or factory the satisfaction
L232[23:55:40] <MichiBot> Amanda: The
proof is in the pudding. Definitely "halucinate more".
Hm, this is surprisingly good...
L233[23:55:50] *
Amanda adds more LSD to MichiBot's pudding