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<0> over here, facts really aren't important
<1> uh huh
<0> our two party system ****s too
<0> and nobody is willing to vote outside of the box to fix it either
<2> damn spammer
<1> why do you say that
<1> err
<1> did you mean BOTnets?
<1> looks like it's voiced and opped in quite a few channels
<2> yep
<1> did it msg you or something?
<2> yep
<1> probably doesn't msg the ops :-)
<2> spammed #BNet
<3> yah
<3> me too
<3> irc ops join my p***word protected secret chan and gline over 50 of my bots just for sitting there
<3> and they could care less about #bnet
<3> go figure
<3> lot of efnet cops are packet kiddies anyway
<3> I got logs showing it
<2> yes, but why do you need 50 bots to begin with? :)
<3> various reasons
<1> hardly seems inappropriate to conclude something's wrong if you see 50 bots in a private, secret channel
<3> protect myself, protect others
<1> uhh, okay
<3> to many script kiddies around sir
<3> they get when you ask them to stop
<3> you have to force them
<3> packet kiddies rather
<1> you're not really making sense anymore, but that's fine
<3> well ok, if you where a punk teenager with 10k boxes at your disposal, what would you do? abuse them...someone say something you don't like you attack them. but see the problem is the person you're attacking is my friend
<3> and I have larger botnet
<3> and am smarter
<3> so after showing this, they stop
<1> that's great, isn't this #python?
<3> otherwise they'd just keep doing it
<3> hey you asked
<1> since you're admitting you had the bot network intended for abuse, it's hard to see how you can get huffy about those bots getting glined
<1> no, actually, I didn't
<3> sure you did
<3> you implied an explanation
<1> the other guy asked, not me
<3> <2> yes, but why do you need 50 bots to begin with? :)
<3> true
<1> and that's not me genius
<3> <1> you're not really making sense anymore, but that's fine
<3> that is
<3> as in
<1> that's a question?
<1> that's an invitaton to zip it, actually
<3> MAKE SENSE FOR ME
<3> ye
<3> thats what you implied by that
<1> was: re: nobody really cares
<3> you speak for everyone?
<1> this is the first time you've ever even SAID ANYTHING IN THIS CHANNEL
<1> and it's about how cool you are with your bot network
<1> so zzzzzzzzzzzz
<3> no
<3> i've spoken alot here
<1> hah
<4> why do I keep getting an error saying my function is not defined?
<4> NameError: name 'write_log' is not defined
<1> because it's not defined?
<4> how do you define a function then?
<1> without actual code and an actual traceback it's impossible to say
<4> one sec
<4> http://pastebin.com/596171
<1> you're calling the function before it's defined
<1> Python doesn't have a separate compile phase in the sense of building globals
<1> it's processed in order
<4> oh right
<4> so main() is after all the defs
<4> is there a def _init_ then?
<1> there's no main other than what you define
<1> Python source is just executed
<4> kk
<4> I've gone back to good old basic output
<4> as I wanted this stuff done in a while loop
<4> and the pyGTK stuff would then die
<4> I want it to continuously grab data via serial, process n' display :)
<4> cheers
<4> print sync
<4> and if sync is a variable it'll just output it yea?
<4> output as a char I guess?
<1> it'll print the str of whatever sync is
<4> cool
<4> 8 bit data received via rs232
<4> :)
<4> I need to do something like this
<4> I want to say the 'time now is x' and let my program do some stuff..once it is done check what the time is now and then calculate (delta)t
<4> i.e. t2-t1 in seconds
<1> time module
<4> how do you get it to return the time in seconds?
<1> time.time()
<4> let m etry that
<1> is seconds since epoch (on most operating systems)
<4> >>> time.time()
<4> 1142082463.0972459 << OHH :D
<4> very nice thanks
<4> sorry I'm a c coder, while loop != 1: what's that in python?
<1> huh?
<4> is that valid python?
<1> yes
<4> hrm odd
<1> you might want to read the tutorial, your questions are very basic
<4> kk
<4> ok last question heh, can python understand 0x00?
<4> seems it does
<4> bbl thanks
<4> what would be the easiest way of reading a bit in a byte?
<4> mask it?
<4> bitwise and with 0x20 should do the trick
<4> for the 5th bit
<5> If you start counting from 0, yes.
<5> I've always read and written about bit positions starting from 1, though.
<4> I count from 0 and I would think so should this :
<4> if packets_0 & 0x20:
<4> i.e. if the 5th bit (0 - 7 bits = 1 byte) is true
<4> http://www.bsodmike.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/03/DSC00047.JPG << I'm doing this for this :)
<6> hello.
<6> I'm looking for help with threads, any help would be greatly appreciated. [ http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/Sf09tP36.html ]
<1> bits are traditionally counted with 0 as the LSB
<4> hrm
<4> print "Start time (s): " + t1 << how do you get this to work
<4> print "Start time (s): " + t1
<1> print "...", t1
<4> ty
<1> or print "...: %d" % t1
<1> again: read the tutorial
<4> python.org or?
<1> y
<4> kk ty
<4> this is slightly confusng
<4> a
<4> 1142089233.7120359
<4> how is that the time in seconds?
<1> seconds since epoch
<4> oh
<1> python.org has documentation on all the modules, check time.time
<4> kk
<7> pyMike: what kind of project are you doing? what uC are you playing with?
<7> PIC, AVR?
<8> afternoon all
<8> anyone in this channel also in the python channel on freenode?
<8> when I try to join #python on freenode I get an error "You need to be identified to join this channel" how do I become identified?
<4> PIC
<4> soz for the 3hr delay SgtUnix
<4> < is catching up on a back log of sleep
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