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<0> Fun fun.
<0> Can't wait to see if Ubuntu works with my display whereas Knoppix is a bit off.
<1> anyone here know anything about hypnotism?
<2> farhan it works
<1> you sure?
<2> sure
<1> have you tried it?
<1> lets say i wanted to forget something. is it possible?
<0> I've read that hypnotism works on some people, and not on others.
<1> hm...i wonder how much it costs...
<3> farhan: Suggestion can work in many ways.
<3> farhan: I'm no expert, but my best guess is that you wouldn't forget, but you would be practically unable to do anything but pretend you did.
<1> well, that doesn't solve anything
<3> Depends on what you want to forget.
<4> microsoft proves it all the time, making people forget that their products are ****e
<0> Are you trying to forget why your anus is sore?
<3> For instance, if you were raped and want to forget the face of the rapist, you wouldn't actually forget the face, but you wouldn't get afraid when you see it, either.
<1> met some girl
<1> 4 years later, im still obsessed
<3> Get off IRC and meet another girl. :)
<5> maybe you should find some new obsession and move on with life
<5> you know. porn.
<1> yah....def
<5> or some random computer game. or another girl.
<6> swish thinks porn solves everything
<5> or fixing your own car.
<1> the hard part is, we have all the same friends
<6> fortunately, most of the time he's right
<5> or teasing Corwinoid about his incredibly small.. piano.
<1> so, if im ever with some people, most likely, she's there
<0> farhan: Start playing World of Warcraft, you'll replace your old obsession with a new one.
<5> hehe
<1> lol, i wish
<1> i intentionally avoid all fotopic websites, because we have all the same friends, and i KNOW she's in a few of them
<0> WoW is cheap even if you earn minimum wage.
<7> I earn minimum wage less than that
<8> "Billionaire Buffett to give away his wealth"
<6> wow
<6> he can give me some
<6> wtf
<8> no, i'm before you in th queue
<7> and I'm after Mish_
<8> i'd ask for no more than $200k
<8> he has , like, 25,000 that
<7> I'd ask for $200
<9> I'd ask for a free ride through college
<10> a free ride through college sounds pretty good, actually
<10> seeing as I'm halfway through and have pretty much nothing left
<1> CompHobby : so, is college half over or half left?
<10> yes
<10> to both
<11> Is there a way I can have a function within a .so automatically called?
<11> like _init()
<11> I think there's a better way to do it but i wanted to ask
<1> yes
<1> give me a sec...
<11> the library will be loaded by using LD_PRELOAD=MySO.so
<11> roger
<1> the functions are dlopen, dlsym and dlclose, but im trying to find you a doc on this
<11> Ok
<11> Is that what LD_PRELOAD uses?
<1> blah, i can't find one
<1> but, there are ones
<1> Liquidice : http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Program-Library-HOWTO.html
<1> enjoy
<1> that's what i read, and i use shared objects in my code
<11> thank you
<1> np
<8> Liq: on Solaris, it's _init, yes. On gcc, I'm not sure
<11> ok
<8> there's attribute for that
<11> I'm reading in the manual to use __attribute__((con|destructor))
<8> you can attach it to any function with any name
<8> right
<8> that's it
<8> __attribute__ ((constructor))
<11> i remember that didn't work. I'll test it again, it's been awhile and i don't remember if i did it right
<8> Liq: maybe you need to use g++ for linking instead of gcc
<8> I remember someone , it didn't work for him with gcc, but worked when he put g++
<8> instead of gcc
<11> Ohh
<11> interesting
<8> just give it a try
<11> ok
<8> but by the gcc doc, it shall work with gcc, yes
<8> but some ppl reported the opposite
<11> hmm ok, i made a note of that
<12> I've used void __attribute__ () { } with gcc
<8> Jif: depends which attribute
<12> constructor and deconstructor
<12> er destructor
<13> is there somewhere with as good description of the C++ Standard Template Library as the OpenBSD man pages for the standard C Library?
<8> ncaller: www.sgi.com/tech/stl
<13> thank you
<7> http://rafb.net/paste/results/ZD7Xc557.html <-- I must be bored, brain**** interpretor
<7> Possibly the scarest thing I've ever written, I wrote it all in one go, had *one* mistake in the whole thing, and it was beause I copy pasted something and forgot to make a change
<10> I've been toying with the idea of building a native brain**** processor on my FPGA dev board
<7> hell, you could even run it off 3 bits
<7> 8 instructions
<10> 3 bit instructions, 8 bit data however correct?
<7> yea
<9> someone already made a bf core actually
<10> I probably would make instructions 8 bits wide just so that it would be easy to put in a file
<9> I'll see if I can dig up the site
<7> 3bit flash and 8bit 32k of ram
<10> actually... if I do end up doing it, I'll make it use the proper ASCII chars as the instructions themselves
<10> so that no compiler is required
<7> CompHobby: it'd take 2 minutes to write an app to turn bf into 3bit
<9> heeere we go: http://www.robos.org/?bfcomp
<10> it'd take about the same to make a glue logic block to convert at runtime
<10> and would have the benefit of a "readable" binary
<9> and actually, another http://www.clifford.at/bfcpu/bfcpu.html
<7> the flash would hold 3 times as much though
<10> most flash memories are arranged as bytes anyways, and packing is annoying
<14> anyone know a mail client (preferably multiplatform, but let's start with one for linux) which supports sending templates?
<14> I'd have to be able to "quote message in reply" in some way too.. I'm tired of thunderbird's method of me going to the templates, right-click -> Edit as new, cut and paste original author email, cut and paste original author's message, send.
<7> my router crashed I think
<15> what kind?
<7> 2 feet tall, half a foot think
<7> made of steel
<7> I missed everything past glue logic
<10> LordZid: want me to PM you the stuff you missed?
<7> if ya wants
<7> I said "the flash would hold 3 times as much" if that got cut off
<10> yeah, that got through
<7> the glue logic would either be to decode ascii or decode 3bit
<7> and you get 3 times as much flash
<10> well, 2.67 times as much
<10> I think I'd rather pack two 3bit instructions into a byte, it'd be easier to unpack
<7> twice as much flash! :)
<7> should be that hard..
<7> if byte % 3 == 0, read 7,8, get next byte, read 0
<3> OrngeTide: Did you ever get around to playing with Limbo?
<10> LordZid: procedural stuff in VHDL slows things down a lot
<7> read speed won't be a biggie
<7> considering ] is such a wanky way to loop
<7> it doesn't have an offset, you just have to bruteforce your way backwards :P
<10> last time I decided to write a brain**** compiler that was the only reason I stopped
<10> I was just too lazy to bother writing that parat
<7> compiler or interp?
<10> *part
<10> compiler
<7> see my way of doing it?
<7> just count how many more ]'s you p*** on the way :)
<10> I mean, it would be fairly easy, but I just couldn't be arsed
<7> all of that took me about.. half an hour, less if you count the time I was ****ing around for
<10> no thanks
<15> my sister in law broke our tea kettle today
<3> Oh noes!
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