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<0> is this channel still as off-topic as it used to be?
<0> if so, if you had a pet popcorn kernel what would you name it?
<1> mmiikkee12, the answers would be "yes" and "flakey"
<0> gr00ber, it's an os mascot name... a popcorn kernel
<2> popcows
<2> excuse me: popcows12
<0> erm
<3> yagga yo
<4> http://83.136.68.93/cgi-bin/seigboardbest.pl?8:1
<5> rawfle
<1> nlmao
<5> n = not ?
<1> yes
<5> aw
<4> lmao ?=
<4> rawfle ?=
<4> ROFL ?
<5> nod
<1> laughing my *** off
<4> nod ?=
<1> no other density
<4> okay
<1> other kitlings are yawn
<1> osdev = obscurely sensititive dudes evaluating (brain) viscosity
<5> well this sensititive dude is going to bed. night
<1> night
<1> :)
<1> perl = prudent elitist rattling lightly
<1> c++ = carbon, more, more
<1> c = see?
<1> cpu = cycling proudly underneath
<1> ram = raw, ambitous, munching
<1> rom = raw, oblique, master
<5> dvd = dirty video directory
<6> pcmcia = people can't memorize computer industry acronyms.
<6> pci = pathetic computer internals
<1> pc-card = people can contemplate another rocky decisision
<1> pc = porn catalyst
<1> diodesign = dwarfed illuminated obstacle, deciding eventually something ignorant, grand. Noble!
<1> geist = guitar entertainer interrupts sad turds
<7> sad turds? why I oughtta!
<8> hm.
<3> hmm
<3> wchar_t is system-specific ?
<3> Man, unicode is a mess
<4> cya
<9> sup?
<7> not much
<9> cool, i changed all uses of Process object instances to use reference counting pointers
<9> kinda removes the need to use handles in a few places in different modules
<7> yeah
<9> handles are better for kernel <-> user interfaces. i kinda don't like handles for intrakernel ops
<7> yeah, i had a similar problem before
<9> in the core kernel i didn't really have to deal with it, but modules really can complicate things
<9> but going to ref counting everywhere is orthogonal.
<9> ATOMIC BOMBERMAN!
<6> "It's over, you can go outside and play now."
<9> hah
<9> that game still runs
<9> forth is coo
<9> i've had to implement it for PPC OF
<6> So far it's just been stripping out crap that hasn't been used since about the third major revision and switching a couple VARIABLES for USER variables so that it'll play nice with multiple virtual terminals.
<9> ahso
<6> Also playing online poker for play money.
<9> my old roommates used to do that a lot
<9> i think one made up to around $150
<6> Mine did for real money. He wasn't doing horribly at it, either.
<9> ah, that's cool
<6> A former employer of mine is currently making his living with online poker, the bastard.
<9> cool, my ZSNES port it getting there
<6> Heh. Just installed ZSNES on my windows box today.
<9> that's cool
<9> interesting piece of software
<9> mostly written in ASM
<9> even the GUI stuff
<7> interesting
<9> there are a few C files though, mostly for the OS platform layers
<6> Given what the average CPU was when first it was written, that's not quite suprising.
<9> yeah, true
<6> And also given how complex the SNES is to emulate...
<9> it was a good machine
<6> That it was.
<6> 65816 main CPU, mutant 6502 sound CPU...
<10> lol
<6> And hdma effects were pretty sweet, too.
<9> i'm fairly impressed with the DS, as far as bringing back the platformers
<9> ugh, i hate it when software documentation (and users for that matter) refer to executing an application as 'booting the program'
<6> There we go, now the block editor plays nice with multiple VTs, has less crap in the code, and handles the delete key.
<9> coo
<6> I think that makes the next thing to do either fix all of the known bugs with the block device interface and buffers, or improve the textmode display driver.
<9> mm, fix bugs
<9> hmm, the kernel is up to 25Kloc, not including klibc or ACPI-CA
<6> And I've somehow managed to break the floppy driver -again-. :-/
<7> grats
<9> :)
<6> ... how the heck did this -ever- work?!?
<7> a question i ask many times
<9> heh
<9> i ask that one at work all the time
<6> A critical part of the floppy driver is implemented in such a way that it will only work in a cross-compiled environment if nothing cross-built before it has changed size since the last build.
<9> ah, that's nasty
<9> maybe some day i'll use an automated build system other than hand generated makefiles
<9> but not today
<6> Oh, neat. And the cross-built video driver source reinitializes the -host- video driver...
<9> oh heh, i haven't watched the two FMA DVDs i got for my b-day
<10> dub or sub
<9> both
<10> ah
<10> subs are win
<9> yeah, i usually watch dub the first time around so i can pay more attention to the images, then i go around the second time with the sub
<9> the sub is more authentic, but i find i don't enjoy the reverse order as much
<9> it seems Xorg has a limited x86 emulator for running BIOS VBE code, even on non x86 platforms
<6> That's kindof funny, actually.
<9> yeah
<11> Takuya, your nick, it smells of lies.
<10> >_>
<10> I use takuya more on IRC actualy
<10> *actually
<11> oh oh, survey time
<11> eieio, and anyone else alive: Why are you religious? What girth do you like your women? Would you rather see a baby *********ed by a dog or mauled by a dog?
<9> zateam.bug("Buffer overrun during IO");
<11> :O
<6> In order, then: Fnord!, I decline to answer on religious grounds, and is that a hot dog without a bun, or a four-legged fire-hydrant hydrator?
<11> Mikaku, you there?
<12> hello zateam
<11> i have a quick survey for you: Why are you religious? What girth do you like your women? Would you rather see a baby *********ed by a dog or mauled by a dog?
<12> eh?
<12> *afk
<11> *****ing out on me eh
<10> LOL
<9> they said "healthy male bloodflow" on tv
<9> well, night all, morning is coming faster than i'd like
<4> hello
<13> yo iojkl
<6> scarab: Having fun?
<14> are you aware of a ppc64/ia64 toyos one could have a look at?
<14> s/a/any/
<13> yo ness
<14> yo r0nny_ ;)
<13> prepare for long answer-waiting-times - here arent many might know this, and most of them are at work/sleeping atm
<14> np, currently reading the specs anyway
<6> You mean besides Linux and NetBSD?
<14> the linux code was not very illuminating. I'll have a look at netbsd. I hoped a "toyos" would be simpler and easier to understand.
<13> afaik also free,openbsd and some l4-implementatons
<6> By "ia64", do you mean the Itanic, or the Athlon64 / em64t style chips?
<14> itanic
<14> the bsds are easier to understand
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