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IRC Log for 2015-03-18

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12:05:51raptorgood morning!
12:11:36raptorfriday the 13th, pi day, ides of march,..., st patrick's day
12:11:48raptor4 pseudo-holidays in 5 days
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13:29:58watusimoto1ha, true
13:30:11watusimoto1pseudo may be a bit overstating it
13:30:17raptoryup
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13:30:45watusimotoI got myself into a real pickle last night... trying to make ogconsole be a non-static
13:31:03watusimotoI think I'll have to globally retreat and look for another way
13:31:11watusimotosorry... globally revert
13:31:29watusimotothough I've frequently thought a good alternat name for revert would be retreat
13:31:40raptorshoudl we kill ogl console?
13:32:04raptorit's already not GLES1 compliant. I have to ifdef it out when compiling for mobile
13:40:08watusimotoI think we should kill it when we get a replacement
13:40:13watusimotothe console itself is pretty enat
13:40:23watusimotobut I definitely want to get a new one
13:40:48raptoryeah...
13:40:54watusimotobut the design problem of how to make it non-static would still exist
13:41:07raptorhave it use our FontStash system instead
13:41:12watusimotoyes
13:41:24watusimotoit probably wouldn't be too hard to recreate
13:41:40watusimotoafter all, it just shows text, accepts input, and needs to scroll a bit
13:41:47watusimotothis is CS 101 level work
13:42:00watusimotobut it's not terribly fun to do
13:42:52raptornot fun... exactly
14:01:44watusimotono
14:01:56watusimotoI had to write a text editor for a CS class in high school
14:02:03watusimotoI never could get word-wrap working right
14:02:21watusimotoso I'm a bit frightened of it
14:03:52raptorour word wrap code...
14:04:21raptorsam686, kaen, you, and I have all worked on it - and it feels like some of the hackiest code i've ever written
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15:38:55watusimotowell,
15:39:04watusimotowell, you started with a rather shaky foundation
15:48:20watusimotohere is some C++ code for managing a Lua console
15:48:31watusimotoit looks at first glance like what we want
15:48:46watusimotoeven if we didn't use it, it shows that the code need not be humongous
15:48:47watusimotohttp://soulride.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/soulride/soulride/src/console.cpp?revision=1.3&view=markup
15:51:30raptorthat's much cleaner!
15:51:39watusimotodisplays output, allows running of lua commands
15:51:45raptornot GLES1 compatible either, but looks much easier to convert, too
15:52:09watusimotoit at least seems like a more manageable task than fixing oglconsole
15:52:56raptoryeah, i agree
15:53:39watusimotoif you have write access to the code, could you put that link in the header of console.h or.cpp so we can find it again?
15:55:23raptorsure... do you not, at the moment?
15:55:29watusimotono
15:55:53raptorok
15:55:56watusimotoI have no (bitfighter) code here
15:56:57watusimotoI'll have to look tonight to see why oglconsole is so huge by comparison
15:58:09raptorit's because of the bitmap font
15:58:15raptorit's one giant static array
15:58:17BFLogBot Commit: 831fe50f09 | Author: buckyballreaction | Message: Add note about possible replacement to oglconsole
15:58:26watusimotoThat can't be all of it
15:58:36watusimotothe logic is much more... diffuse... as well, no?
15:58:42raptoryes
16:00:01raptortake a look at ConsoleFont.c
16:00:29raptorhere: https://code.google.com/p/bitfighter/source/browse/zap/ConsoleFont.c
16:00:44raptori'd say it's mostly the font :)
16:01:24raptorat 49,153 bytes
16:02:30watusimotoSince you like numbers...
16:02:31watusimotohttps://www.youtube.com/user/numberphile
16:02:47watusimotothat's a lot of pi!
16:02:59watusimotoI saw the presenter at a book signing here in Portland
16:05:36raptorhalf-tau!
16:05:52raptori actually memorized about 80 or so digits in 7th or 8th grade
16:06:00watusimotowow
16:06:02raptor... since I like numbers
16:06:14raptorI was supposed to be a math major
16:06:29watusimotoluckily you dodged that bullet
16:06:33raptorphoew... yeah
16:06:57watusimotoyou'd be a NSA drone, decoding iPhone "encryption"
16:07:07watusimotofor people accused of speeding
16:07:22raptordecoding! ha! it'd be broken at installation!
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16:11:30watusimotoSince you missed my joke:
16:11:30watusimotodecoded = rot13(apple_encoded)
16:11:41raptorhaha
16:11:50raptor(i clicked on your video and my machine crashed)
16:12:36watusimotooops
16:12:38raptorargh, i lost my recent work code...
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16:17:30raptoryeah... i can't seem to watch that video - viewing it with html5 instead of flash also crashed my computer
16:22:35watusimotowow
16:22:52watusimotowell, they printed out pi to a million digits and showed how long it is
16:23:23raptori saw the airport runway
16:23:30raptorand it doesn't end!
16:23:40raptorpie, that ie
16:23:42raptor*is
16:24:08watusimotoI keep thinking it should be possible to create a number system that is base pi, so pi would not be irrational
16:24:35raptori saw a study once that looked for repeats
16:24:53watusimotoif you look long enough... you'll find anything
16:27:58raptorthis is interesting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feynman_point
16:28:29watusimotothat was in the video
16:28:38raptorah, cool
16:28:53watusimotoalong with lots of other very important information
16:29:13raptorok fine, i'll use youtube-dl
16:29:31watusimotoit's probably not worth a huge effort
16:31:01raptoryoutube-dl is great - it's how we get all of our old sesame street videos (then I merge the parts, if necessary)
16:31:32Nothing_Muchraptor: youtube uses html5 by default nowadays
16:31:40Nothing_Muchunless you're downloading for other reasons
16:31:42watusimotoI've never used it
16:32:20raptorbrowsers will default to flash if it is installed
16:32:29Nothing_Muchouch
16:32:32Nothing_Muchthat's bad
16:32:37raptorand most youtube videos have different resolutions with flash, but not with html5
16:32:40Nothing_Muchbecause every Windows PC comes with Flash preinstalled :(
16:32:48Nothing_Muchraptor: try using Chromium or Chrome
16:32:57Nothing_Muchbecause Firefox has problems with HTML5 at 1080p and 480p
16:33:03raptorstill have the resolution problem
16:33:04Nothing_Muchit's weird
16:33:10Nothing_Muchnot with Chromium
16:33:13raptoroh?
16:33:31raptorevery video i've ever played in firefox+html5 only had 360p
16:33:43Nothing_MuchChrome and even Chromiium use some weird sorta HTML5 DRM implementation
16:33:53Nothing_Muchwhich allows 1080p as well as 60fps
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16:34:04Nothing_Muchbut that's only a problem on Linux with Fx and HTML5
16:34:09watusimotocool -- a python app!
16:34:27Nothing_Muchbecause Mozilla is extremely reluctant to making a DRM implementation of HTML5 video
16:34:29raptorwatusimoto: it also lets you extract the audio on-the-fly, if that's all you want :)
16:34:42Nothing_Muchbut they're doing it anyways in order to compete with Chrome
16:34:47watusimotonice.. I'l play with it tonight
16:34:57Nothing_Muchbtw, Chrome actually beat Internet Explorer as the most used web browser in the world
16:35:02Nothing_Muchand thank goodness for that
16:35:05raptorhooray!
16:35:09watusimotoi.e. is being discontinued
16:35:17raptorinternet exploiter!
16:35:23watusimotoit won't be included with win10
16:35:30raptoroh wow
16:35:32raptorthat's...
16:35:38Nothing_Muchthe "new" IE might still be as bad as old IE
16:35:39raptorthere's gotta be a replacement, though?
16:35:40watusimotoms has a new browser
16:35:44Nothing_Muchyeah
16:35:47Nothing_Muchi read about that
16:35:50Nothing_Muchbut if it's Windows only
16:35:51watusimotoyes, it will be better
16:35:56Nothing_Muchthen there's no reason to use it anyways
16:36:10watusimotoit may be multiplatform
16:36:16Nothing_Muchespecially if it has backwards compatibility with IE6
16:36:19Nothing_Muchwhich is REALLY bad
16:36:58watusimotothink positive
16:37:39Nothing_Muchevery time I try to think positive about Microsoft, it gives me an aneurysm
16:37:50Nothing_MuchI'm still waiting for cross-platform .NET framework games
16:38:04raptorin the business world, backwards compatibility with ie6 is very important
16:38:19Nothing_Muchit's time for an upgrade!
16:38:29watusimotoI think there will be a backwards-compatible viewer, but it will be a separate program
16:38:36watusimotoie will live on in that viewer
16:38:58Nothing_Muchand that's a good reason to avoid that browser
16:40:43Nothing_Muchstill, i'm waiting for non-server-side .NET games to come to Linux and Mac, but people have been telling me up and down and all around all different things about .NET and what's happening
16:40:58Nothing_Much"it's only server side things, it won't do anything for games"
16:41:12raptorNothing_Much: look no further: http://www.openra.net/
16:41:27Nothing_Much"it's the entire .NET framework, it will help games developed using .NET come to mac and Linux!"
16:41:30raptorit's written in C# and runs on mono
16:41:31watusimotoalso there's vivaldi, a new browser from the creator of opera
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16:41:46Nothing_Muchraptor: yes, but that's Mono, and not Microsoft .NET
16:41:51raptordoesn't matter
16:42:03watusimotoI agree... if it works, it works
16:42:05raptormono is a .NET implementation
16:42:28Nothing_Muchthat's correct, before .NET was announced to be open sourced, GNOME devs decided to make Mono
16:42:44Nothing_Muchand therefore have more features, but slower, according to one of my friends
16:42:47raptoryes, and either one of two things will happen (maybe both?):
16:43:04raptor1. a new .NET implementation will arrive on Linux; and/or:
16:43:24raptor2. mono will incorporate the code changes from the open source .NET
16:43:28watusimotom
16:43:32watusimotomy money is on #1
16:43:43Nothing_MuchI think I heard Microsoft was going to merge Mono into .NET or something
16:43:47Nothing_Muchbut I'm unsure
16:43:53raptorthat would be #2
16:43:58raptori have no idea honestly
16:44:10Nothing_Muchyeah, therefore I'm still waiting and still sceptical about what they're going to do
16:44:20Nothing_Muchmost of the news I'm hearing from Google+ is mostly server side stuff
16:44:24raptori guess technically, a #3 would be: they merge and call it something different!
16:44:25Nothing_Muchwhich I REALLY don't care for
16:45:01Nothing_MuchSteven Vaughan-Nichols says Microsoft is an "open source company", I think that's just crazy talk at this point
16:45:20Nothing_Muchjust because they use open source doesn't mean they are open source, kinda like Red Hat, to an extent
16:48:28Nothing_Muchoh okay
16:48:41Nothing_Muchokay so Project Spartan is still Microsoft only
16:48:49Nothing_Muchhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spartan_browser_rendering_engine
16:48:54Nothing_Much"Edge HTML"
16:49:33raptorSpartan!
16:49:38raptorinteresting engine name
16:49:49Nothing_Muchyeah, still Microsoft only
16:50:07Nothing_Muchnot impressed so far
16:50:16Nothing_Muchbut it's still in development so.. we'll see
16:51:58Nothing_Muchas soon as there's another Microsoft product on Linux then I'll try to start caring; anyways, what's up with 020?
16:53:18Nothing_Muchare you guys still on track with Debian as well? o.o
16:55:50raptordebian, ugh
16:56:07raptormy e-mails have not been responded to
16:56:10raptori need to follow up
16:58:34Nothing_Muchraptor: oh darn
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