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Starting Windows 2003" BEGIN PIGS-FLY? UNTIL ;") 02:08:36 --- join: Robert (~Robert@robost86.tsps1.freenet6.net) joined #forth 04:53:05 --- quit: thin (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 06:49:44 --- join: LuckyPhil (~phowlett@CPE-203-45-248-201.qld.bigpond.net.au) joined #forth 06:53:05 Hello 07:07:39 Hi :) 07:21:06 --- join: ASau (ASau@158.250.48.197) joined #forth 07:21:50 Good evening! 07:35:41 Good afternoon, ASau 08:37:47 Good :) 08:37:47 --- quit: LuckyPhil (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 08:55:21 --- join: thin (~thin@h24-66-221-120.cg.shawcable.net) joined #forth 08:57:35 Good evening, thin! 08:57:52 good morning asau 08:58:10 Did you try to design a shell Forth-sublanguage? 08:58:55 I've read Fox's articles about plain DB's, but I can't understand, 08:59:00 ??? 08:59:12 why would i design a shell forth-sublanguage? 08:59:14 how it is useful for my _desktop_ system. 08:59:17 heh 08:59:57 I need to proceed many data sets of different kind, 09:00:16 with various line (record) length, 09:00:22 and also texts. 09:00:24 ASau: article url? 09:00:30 robert: i know what timezone you are in. i know you were sleeping when i asked you to unban him in 5-8 hours. don't you have timestamp on?? 09:01:01 Hmm... 09:01:33 I can't remember, but it's about file systems uselessness... 09:01:37 This kind. 09:01:56 Yes, I do. 09:02:06 But how could you know I didn't die in my sleep? 09:02:26 heh, if you hadn't unbanned him, i would've when i woke up 09:02:36 it's not really a big deal.. 09:02:47 :) 09:03:06 ASau: i like not understandable things. could u dig that url from ur browsers history? 09:03:22 robert: you unbanned him in only 1 1/2 hours.. that was a little early, but it looks like it was ok 09:03:31 thin: Yes. 09:03:46 thin: I was going to try, and ban him again if there was any problems. 09:04:04 I don't save any browser histories... Let me see, though... 09:05:02 thin, do you read comp.lang.forth? 09:06:02 ASau: i read it some days b4 09:06:18 & i plan 2 read it regulary 09:06:40 ASau: save? 09:06:51 it is usually recorded automatically 09:06:57 what browser do u use? 09:07:24 Lynx or IE. But I set them not to save. 09:08:15 I think it's easier to explain... 09:08:48 Jeff always says that an OS doesn't need files. 09:09:03 Of course files are inefficient etc. 09:09:25 But I don't see another way in my case: 09:10:15 I used to solve too various problems, 09:10:57 from simple calculations up to modelling and articles/reports writing. 09:12:39 At this moment I'm tired of standard DOS' (and Win's) shell. 09:13:10 I got acquainted with bash and csh, but I don't see they help. 09:15:04 For the first time, I'd liked to have my Forth running as a shell for DOS. 09:16:27 well that's not hard 09:16:31 just make up a prompt in forth 09:16:45 and create a vocabulary of words like: dir cd etc 09:16:48 or whatever 09:17:11 or make it so that if it doesn't recognize a word 09:17:21 it checks the path directories 09:18:01 Hmm... 09:19:13 I meant this: do you know any good batch processing and control language? 09:31:53 bash, perl, python aim being 1 09:32:14 and they r not so unsuccesful.. 09:34:30 I dislike bash, it is too inadequate syntax and lacks names/string processing in adequate manner. 09:34:53 I don't want to consider perl at all. 09:34:58 --- join: XeF4 (placental@12-245-111-146.client.attbi.com) joined #forth 09:35:01 It is ugly. 09:35:18 Good evening, XeF4! 09:35:25 evening 09:35:59 Any link to python description? 09:37:17 python.org? 09:40:17 Yet another C-oid... 09:41:05 Yet another OO hell... 09:41:57 And garbage... 09:42:04 I hate this waste. 09:42:04 asau: yes i know a good batch processing and control language 09:42:06 it is called 09:42:08 forth 09:42:23 Any words? 09:42:28 make your own! 09:42:33 ;) 09:58:12 assumptions are the sign of a weak mind 10:01:19 --- quit: thin ("bye") 10:06:49 --- quit: XeF4 ("pois") 10:07:11 --- part: ASau left #forth 10:52:19 --- quit: joejoe () 10:56:50 --- join: XeF4 (abstrusity@12-245-111-146.client.attbi.com) joined #forth 11:09:20 --- join: I440r (~mark4@1Cust136.tnt2.bloomington.in.da.uu.net) joined #forth 11:30:15 Hi, I440r. 11:30:54 hi 11:31:11 i need to get back into coding isforth, i need to make some fixes and then finish that sockets code... 11:31:15 im being lazy again 11:31:32 :) 11:31:35 Don't be! 11:31:45 I coded some parsing stuff in IsForth.. 11:31:49 Easier than I thought. 11:32:01 Before I thought something like Parsing + Forth = MELTDOWN. 11:34:58 heh 11:45:15 --- quit: XeF4 ("pois") 12:12:36 --- join: Chef_ (~sam@m222.net81-65-249.noos.fr) joined #forth 12:22:08 chef! 12:22:24 heheh i had something i wanted to talk to you about but i forget what it was 12:22:29 it was very important tho :) 12:22:33 lol 12:22:39 its old age, you forget things 12:28:09 Heh. 12:28:19 I'm 16, and I forget what I'm thinking all the time. 12:28:22 It's not old age. 12:29:21 well thats because YOUR dumb. im a genius, i just forget things :P 12:29:27 heh 12:30:55 Pfff... 12:30:59 * Robert smacks I440r 12:31:17 Everyone knows that the more you forget, the smarter you are! 12:31:29 (Extra points for an ugly haircut= 12:40:39 I440r: if you find out what it was, let me know :) 12:43:54 lol 12:44:04 it was VERY important! heh 12:44:10 i remember that part hehe 12:44:20 Did you find a node on your finger? 12:44:39 eh ? 12:44:54 (common child thing, make a node with some tissue around your finger if you need to remember something) 12:45:43 oh its called a forgetme knot :) 12:45:47 Could someone explain CREATE/DOES> to me? 12:46:22 (note: the following query was only an attempt to wake up some people on this channel, I don't need an explanation :-) 12:47:32 (following->previous) 12:47:45 * Chef_ is tired... 12:48:04 heh 12:48:16 it took me years to understand create/does> 12:48:32 i was USING it, knew how to use it, just didnt understand HOW it did what it did 12:48:45 getting create/does> to work in isforth was the first major milesotone :) 12:49:42 Well, it's not trivial to implement it efficiently in a non-threaded Forth, especially when you have an optimizer... which you don't have :) 12:49:50 heh 12:50:26 i wish i could remember what that was i wanted to talk to you about heh 12:50:52 Don't you have a log of the last session? (I don't) 12:52:33 prolly not heh 13:24:33 Wow... the first frenchie today I've seen speaking proper english :) 13:27:45 Robert? 13:27:55 Hello :) 13:28:07 Can you speak French? :) Or capitalize "English" properly? 13:28:41 I usually don't capitalize everything proper in English, it's more strict than Swedish, but less strict than German. 13:29:14 Except for their stupid "I" thing, meaning: "I" am more important than "you", except if you're the Lord 13:29:17 In German, all nouns are capitalized, in Swedish, only names of persons, countries and companies are capitalized. 13:29:26 Right. 13:29:35 We don't capitalize e.g. weekdays. 13:29:37 Ich habe kein Deutsch vor zehn Jahren gesprochen... 13:30:09 Ich war dieses Jahr in Deutschland, aber ich habe nichts von was sie sagen verstanden. 13:30:10 We don't capitalize weekdays or monthes, although writing "Octobre" is a common mistake 13:30:17 (Probably wrong :-) 13:30:17 Robert :-))) 13:31:05 You know how onetom's interpretation of English looks like, right? 13:31:20 Nope, what/who is onetom? 13:31:36 A hungarian forther. 13:31:44 onetom: Introduce yourself to Chef_! 13:32:12 Anyway, he speaks like: hi rob how r u? i love 4th cuz its the best lang 2 program w/ 13:32:17 It's kind of hard to read. 13:32:22 Looks like a bot's name :-) (no offense intended, I started writing a Forth bot ten minutes ago because I got bored) 13:32:39 Oh, nice. 13:32:43 Eheheh, tech slang (for people with 9 fingers missing) 13:33:02 ;) 13:33:15 Will the dictionary be updated when people give it a word? 13:33:18 At this time, it can only answer PING commands sent by the server 13:33:33 Well, why not. I use a dictionary lookup to find the right IRC command 13:33:40 : find-command ( caddr n -- xt -1 | 0 ) also commands sfind previous ; 13:33:58 (it is only 60 lines long at this time) 13:34:02 Uhm.. is it a bot written in Forth (or FORTH, to capitalize correctly :-), or is it a Forth made for use via IRC? 13:34:18 commands is the vocabulary with the incoming commands (server->bot) 13:34:48 It's a bot written in Forth, but I guess that if I finish it (which will be the case unless my GF comes home before one hour) I'll add interpretation capabilities 13:35:06 (with a limited set of words of course, using a dedicated vocabulary, with no ! and @ :-) 13:35:19 (and no "execute" either) 13:35:22 The Forth IRC bots we got here (Herkamine's sif, for example), won't save compiled words. 13:35:29 Heh :) 13:35:42 * Robert asks for a 'system' word. 13:36:27 Dream on :) 13:37:01 * Robert continues dreaming. 13:37:41 I'm working on a stack based virtual machine, which I later will write a Forth for. 13:37:54 Then I can code Forth on my AVR chip :) 13:38:51 I'm working on my Pic Forth compiler, for my model railroad system, but I need a break (hence the bot) 13:40:00 Oh, nice. Using a 16f84? 13:40:28 I saw an 16f84 Forth compiler on the FIG page, is it not good enough? 13:40:45 AVR is actually a lot better than PIC. 13:41:00 (Except the prize, and flash/EEPROM write cycles). 13:41:06 I really like the architecture. 13:42:00 I think I'll use TI DSP for my next project 13:42:02 They look niec too 13:42:09 (However, I suck at electronics, so I can't do anything nice). 13:42:12 Damn school. 13:42:16 No, the 16f84 compiler is ugly (two of them exist, they are both bad) 13:42:29 They don't teach all important things. 13:43:44 You're working hard on optimization? 13:43:52 Yup 13:43:53 Very hard 13:44:12 (well, I teach compilation, so I know this area pretty well) 13:44:54 Oh, heh. 13:45:06 I might consider learning something about it in the future. 13:45:18 Now I just write the software without knowing what I am doing ;-) 13:45:22 Eheheh 13:45:37 Guess It'd be good for me to learn some new ideas. 13:45:58 Swedish school system is kind of retarded. 13:46:17 I'm 16, but I have less to do now than when I was 7. 13:46:47 In one way it's good, since I can concentrate on learning important things. 13:46:54 --- quit: skylan ("Reconnecting") 13:46:56 --- join: skylan (sjh@Riverview103.tbaytel.net) joined #forth 13:46:59 On the other hand, they don't provide me with any good material. 13:47:03 Get some on the net 13:47:04 Welcome back, skylan :) 13:47:08 There's plenty of it 13:47:20 Chef_: I guess so... I think my printer will collaps, though ;) 13:47:36 collapse* even. 13:47:59 Why print it? 13:48:10 Read it on screen (with "search" capabilities, this is even easier) 13:48:35 I find it hard to do that. When it's short text, it's OK, but not whole books. 13:49:07 Nothing beats a real book, or at least real paper. 13:50:06 For the toilet you mean? :) 13:50:47 For my bed, of course! 13:50:56 Where else should I read? :) 13:51:18 Well, in the bus, in the train, in the bath. I have a Palm for that 13:51:36 Heh! 13:51:45 I rarley leave my village. 13:51:57 And... reading in the shower is nothing I recommend. 13:52:09 That's why I wrote "bath", not "shower" :) 13:52:24 Yes... I just wanted to point out that I shower instead of bathing. 13:53:09 I'm not really a user of modern technology, I just love playing with it. I'm about the only one in this town without a cell phone. 13:53:30 (And that person is of course the only programmer. Life is paradoxal.) 13:55:11 How many people are you in your village? 13:57:46 Don't take me literaly :-) 13:57:55 A few thousands, I'd guess. 13:58:45 A few millions in mine :) (Paris) 13:58:52 Hehe. 13:59:01 I bet you can find more than one programmer there. 13:59:09 Quite a few 13:59:18 I wouldn't call Paris a village, by the way. 13:59:19 How do you remove the echo in gforth? 13:59:36 No idea. 13:59:49 Look through the sources >:) 14:00:20 Yup, but I don't want to modify them. I'll check with another compiler 14:01:37 IsForth? :) 14:02:19 --- join: TheBlueWizard (TheBlueWiz@ip-216-25-202-200.vienna.va.fcc.net) joined #forth 14:02:23 hiya all 14:02:27 Hi TheBlueWizard! 14:02:30 tbw dood sorry about last nite 14:02:33 got called away 14:02:43 and my email to paul vixie was denied 14:02:49 it bounced 14:03:04 so i resent it to postmaster and i got a "stop spamming me" reply 14:03:12 hiya Robert 14:03:19 hiya I440r 14:03:48 aww...Paul Vixie must be so hard to reach 14:03:58 I don't want to look stupid, but who is Paul Vixie? 14:04:12 vixie cron guy 14:04:18 also the guy who maintins teh RBL 14:04:24 google on RBL :) 14:05:24 * Robert giggles. 14:05:27 Er, googles. 14:05:37 hehe 14:05:53 * TheBlueWizard is now skimming some mailing list archive 14:06:34 "RBL ROMANTICA HOMEPAGE" 14:06:38 Wrong= 14:06:40 Wrong? 14:07:06 "mail-abuse.org/rbl/" <-- correct? 14:07:16 The "previously free and now expensive" RBL you mean 14:07:46 yes 14:07:58 he charges ? 14:07:59 wtf! 14:08:28 all he does is block open relays, spammers done even USE open relays any more 14:09:24 Mmm, no, they do. I maintain a RBL myself :) 14:09:30 will-spam-for-food.eu.org, you can query it 14:09:44 It's a friends projects, and we block tons of spams with it 14:10:34 chef spam has an origin. i wwrote vixie with a plan to totally cut off the ORAGIN 14:10:42 but he blocked my email as spam 14:10:44 fucking moron 14:10:50 I440r: :) 14:10:56 how many people subscribe to you rbl 14:11:33 I don't know, but major french ISP do (free.fr or teaser.fr for example) 14:11:53 cool 14:12:14 most us isp's subscribed to paul vixies rbl 14:12:18 dont know if they still do 14:25:26 Ola, "forther" is online, the most stupid Forth bot 14:25:56 Congratulations. 14:26:14 I spent 30 minutes trying to figure out how to inhibit this stupid gforth "echoing" behaviour 14:26:19 nono my forth bot is realy dumb heh 14:26:25 but its coded in isforth heh 14:26:25 How did you do it? 14:26:56 My Forth bot (also in IsForth, with my sockets code, since I440r didn't want to share his ;-), couldn't even reply to PINGs. 14:26:56 As soon as you finish the FreeBSD port :-)) 14:27:10 --- join: Forth (~Forth@1Cust136.tnt2.bloomington.in.da.uu.net) joined #forth 14:27:11 He didn't ping out anyway. 14:27:20 Robert: I use "socket" as a wrapper, so that I only have to use standard input/output 14:27:23 thers my forth bot heh 14:27:25 Forth: Good evening ;-) 14:27:33 Chef_: Nice. 14:27:55 Chef_: I used a quick hack, which was quite hard to use. 14:28:11 Mine is 76 lines, including 7 lines of workaround for gforth oddities... 14:30:04 I didn't count the number of lines I used... Did Gforth have any sort of socket support before? 14:30:13 Chef_ does gforth allow you to close a file descriptor ? 14:30:28 you could close stdout or detach from your controling terminal 14:30:41 I440r: I don't want to, I'd have to add socket code if I did 14:30:42 fork, exit from parent 14:30:48 have child close stdout 14:31:11 I440r: I know how to detach a program, but the goal is to only use stdin/stdout in my Forth bot, and the socket(1) program as a wrapper 14:31:41 aha 14:32:01 well, i dont use gforth hehe - my next release of isforth will have my sockets library in it 14:32:19 ill prolly also finish my irc bot as an example for the sockets code 14:32:30 that bot connects and just sits there heh 14:32:37 it cant do nuttin 14:32:37 yes 14:32:40 yet 14:32:46 * TheBlueWizard dr00ls over the anticipated next release ;) 14:33:31 heh 14:33:48 i need to get dns queries written and before i do that im going to fix a little goof in the previous release 14:35:08 --- join: Forther (~forth@m222.net81-65-249.noos.fr) joined #forth 14:35:08 * Forther sits there 14:35:30 Welcome to the stupidest bot ever born 14:35:43 hehe 14:35:51 you made forth DO something 14:35:54 forth cand DO anything 14:36:02 I never doubted it :) 14:36:27 Oh, it answers everyone, bad bad bad :) 14:36:30 --- quit: Forther (Remote closed the connection) 14:36:36 hehe 14:37:15 --- join: Forther (~forth@m222.net81-65-249.noos.fr) joined #forth 14:37:15 * Forther sits there 14:37:20 Are you fixed? 14:37:23 Looks like it is 14:37:30 It now only answers private messages 14:37:47 hehe 14:38:06 my bot doesnt reply to pings yet or nuttin i dont thing 14:38:08 think 14:38:35 You should, or it'll get killed. When you receive a message such as ":server PING :foobar", reply with "PONG :foobar" 14:39:32 --- quit: Forther (Remote closed the connection) 14:39:36 no. it replies to server ping 14:39:40 not user ping 14:44:54 --- quit: skylan (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 14:44:57 --- join: skylan (sjh@Rockcliffe74.tbaytel.net) joined #forth 14:49:37 --- join: corso (corso@1Cust234.tnt1.denver.co.da.uu.net) joined #forth 14:56:05 hey I440r 14:56:24 ya ? 14:56:30 http://serverdisk.sourceforge.net :) 14:56:49 your project ? 14:57:37 yup 14:57:40 of course :) 14:57:56 I need someone who has similar hardware and OS to bench it though 14:58:04 I dont think my benches are fair 14:59:47 hmmm 14:59:52 ahh I think I know how 15:02:53 --- quit: corso ("I am using hypNet v1.0b2 (unregistered) - http://at5.haxors.com/") 15:26:38 Chef_: u still here? 15:30:36 Oh, hi onetom :) 15:30:56 "When you're talking about the goblins, they're behind your back." 15:31:17 :) why do u say this? 15:31:28 (Stupid swedish saying... especially on IRC, since we use "troll" for goblin) 15:31:29 Hehe. 15:31:36 I talked with Chef_ about your English. 15:31:49 so what's Swedish for troll? :) 15:32:22 Robert: yeah, i saw it ;p 15:32:36 & i say simply "w", not w/ 15:32:46 TheBlueWizard: You mean, the IRC term "troll"? 15:32:56 i like his comparision (9fingers cut :) 15:33:03 onetom: ;) 15:33:09 onetom: How many fingers do you have? 15:33:20 mm lettt me count them....1 15:33:29 :D 15:33:48 oh, no! that wasnt my finger! sorry! ;)) 15:34:25 trolls are norwegan not sweedish :P 15:34:42 and the word is still "troll" 15:34:56 The're swedish, damnit! 15:34:57 what does MISC stands 4? 15:34:58 :) 15:35:00 Robert: you said that Swedish IRCers use "trolls" for goblins, so what if I want to say, "hey, you're a troll!"? 15:35:01 stand.. 15:35:03 no 15:35:06 norwegan 15:35:08 so there 15:35:16 Swedes are afraid of trolls, norwegian ARE trolls. 15:35:19 Minimal Instr Set Comp? 15:36:01 TheBlueWizard: "Hej, du är ett troll!" (Which of course makes everyone think of a little hairy creature - no, not a hobbit). 15:36:14 onetom: Heh. 15:36:18 That'd be cool. 15:37:17 cool 15:37:32 and..."hey, you are a goblin!"? :) 15:38:16 grrr... this ultratechnology site is pretty hard 2 reach nowdays 15:38:16 what about your side? 15:38:24 some1 should make an official mirror of it... 15:38:39 TheBlueWizard: Same thing. 15:38:56 TheBlueWizard: Just say that to a Swede, he'll be suprised. 15:39:09 anyone in here familiar with iptables ? 15:40:17 Uhm... I got some iptables up here to route to my Minix box connected via PPP. 15:40:26 But I know as close to nothing you can come :) 15:40:45 Robert: hmm...why would a Swede be surprised? 15:41:12 I440r: alas, I ain't familiar with iptable! 15:41:29 i just want to know how to make a specific rule create a log any time its hit 15:42:23 TheBlueWizard: Americans usually can't say that. 15:43:59 Robert: you mean Swedes assume American doesn't know how to speak Swedish? 15:44:25 anyone have 2 machines on a semi isolated network? 15:44:37 I need someone to run a siege bench on my httpd vs apache 15:44:37 I440r: did you ask that in #debian or #linux? 15:44:43 on the same hardware 15:45:05 * TheBlueWizard doesn't have such setup, sorry, cyberlok 15:45:11 damn 15:45:25 cyberlok: what hw? 15:45:29 I am tring to see if these errors are isolated just to my hardware 15:45:48 ummm really does not matter 15:45:49 what errors have u encountered? 15:45:53 x86 it has to be though 15:45:56 ummm 15:46:04 k, control me 15:46:11 i could help testing u 15:46:17 imean ur sw :) 15:46:19 well I was able to run a bench and not get any transaction errors 15:46:21 on my httpd 15:46:36 but now I am ... so I dont know if I have done something wrong 15:46:43 or if it is just a fluke 15:46:51 * onetom hunts food 15:46:53 TheBlueWizard: Yes, and if they do know a few words, it's usually not "Du är ett troll." 15:47:06 onetom well all you need is goto http://serverdisk.sourceforge.net 15:47:08 ah...hehe 15:47:21 download the tarball and buildyourself the disk 15:47:30 or I can for you if you tell me the network card you have 15:47:42 Ooops, GF back home 15:47:47 I wouldn't say that to an arbitrary Swedish stranger...might get punched in my nose :) 15:47:50 and what ip address you use on that machine etc 15:48:00 Bye guys 15:48:10 see ya Chef_ 15:48:20 --- part: Chef_ left #forth 15:50:28 TheBlueWizard: No, we're nice :) 15:51:07 lol...ok :) 15:51:19 I440r: I see you got an answer :) 15:51:25 on #debian 15:51:37 hmmm let me run this bench again with me tweaken the asm code another way 15:54:17 onetom you back yet? 15:54:35 just @ the very moment 15:54:39 hehe 15:55:18 msg me the network card ip you use and if any gateway you have or anything.. also if you have a dns server what ip that is and I will make you a disk to help me bench 15:56:15 # tar zxvf serverdisk-0.1.tar.gz 15:56:15 gzip: stdin: not in gzip format 15:56:15 tar: Child returned status 1 15:56:15