00:00:00 --- log: started forth/04.11.27 00:12:28 --- quit: Sonarman_ (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 00:55:14 --- quit: madwork (Connection reset by peer) 01:08:37 --- join: qFox (C00K13S@82-169-140-229-mx.xdsl.tiscali.nl) joined #forth 02:16:25 --- join: Robert (~pink@c-4d5a71d5.17-1-64736c10.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se) joined #forth 02:31:02 --- quit: fdiskyou ("Leaving") 02:41:22 --- join: michaell (~michaell@CPE-61-9-204-45.nsw.bigpond.net.au) joined #forth 02:41:30 --- part: michaell left #forth 03:34:08 --- join: Serg[GPRS]_ (~z@193.201.231.126) joined #forth 03:34:45 hi 03:35:51 --- quit: Serg[GPRS]_ (Client Quit) 03:36:56 --- quit: raystm22_ ("User pushed the X - because it's Xtra, baby") 04:14:05 --- join: crc (crc@0-1pool44-9.nas37.philadelphia1.pa.us.da.qwest.net) joined #forth 04:14:32 Hi crc 04:14:35 Good morning 04:14:37 Hi Robert 04:15:20 Good morning to you, too. (Damn, my sleeping habits are ruined. ;) 04:15:40 hehe, I finally get to start sleeping at night now :-) 04:15:53 * crc *finally* has a daytime job 04:30:56 and this prohibits you to sleep during daytime? ;) 04:31:10 Yes 04:31:19 * crc will hack in the evening now 04:36:18 * crc plays with OpenGL in RetroForth 05:00:24 --- join: Syrenova (~Notelling@pool-141-158-247-236.phil.east.verizon.net) joined #forth 05:00:55 --- part: Syrenova left #forth 05:01:31 --- quit: Robert (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 05:05:50 --- join: Robert (~pink@c-4d5a71d5.17-1-64736c10.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se) joined #forth 06:12:31 --- quit: crc (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 06:33:14 --- join: tathi (~josh@pcp02123722pcs.milfrd01.pa.comcast.net) joined #forth 07:48:40 --- join: chatralias (~theotherb@adsl-68-93-115-44.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net) joined #forth 07:49:44 --- nick: chatralias -> raystm22_ 07:49:50 Hi Ray 07:51:23 Morning Robert: how are you today 07:51:33 Better, thanks. And you? 07:51:53 just woke up out of the blue. 07:52:05 don't know why 07:52:48 thought id figure out whats wrong with my adsl browser that came with the adsl -- and why my caller Id don't work no mo. 07:53:19 ADSL browser? 07:53:24 What's that? 07:55:49 it's DSL -- provided by SBC. thier internet browser hijacks IE and for some weird reason, I can't click on a link without it crashing. of course repairing on windows boxes means trashing the software and re-installing, I don't think I quiet have the patience for that right now. 07:56:30 So I have to copythe link and paste it into the address bar-- then it works. 07:56:38 Heh 07:56:52 And you NEED that crap to use their DSL service? 07:58:13 No -- but since it's proprietary, any messeges I get thru thier system, like help or other email, I have to use there browser -- I think . might be a way around. 07:58:39 :( 07:59:43 I didn't like the hijacking of my normal IE browser , so maybe when I returned some settings in it directly , i broke the yahoo one from sbc. there's is severly limiting. 08:00:14 I only use it once a day to check system messages. 08:00:23 still it's a bore. 08:02:25 --- nick: Raystm2 -> Raystm2_ 08:02:49 --- nick: raystm22_ -> Raystm2 08:02:55 --- quit: Raystm2_ ("User pushed the X - because it's Xtra, baby") 08:03:32 gonna refresh the p4 first and continue chating from the p1 for now 08:04:15 Ah.. I usually use this computer for IRC and SSH into it from other computers when I'm there 08:04:27 So that I can avoid changing clients 08:05:20 i'll have to learn to do that when my linux is fully operational -- thanks for tip :) 08:05:53 You may want to check out irssi and screen then. 08:06:28 second and third good tip acknowledged :) 08:06:50 But if you want to impress us, the obvious thing to do is to IRC from colorForth. ;) 08:07:00 goal 08:07:35 mark slicker and I were talking about that just last night -- no early this morning that is 08:07:49 Ah, cool...did you come to any conclusions? 08:08:41 conclusions 1. a very basic tutorial to help get more people involved is desparately needed 08:08:58 You mean to colorForth in general? 08:09:04 Or to networking/IRC? 08:09:35 2. our own version of internet messageing will provide an application that will help in development. 08:09:58 Robert: yes 08:10:08 Your own version of internet messaaging? 08:10:13 Why not just do IRC? 08:10:15 Yes to which? 08:10:15 general and then both 08:10:24 Oh, OK 08:10:51 3. everything we write for a while needs to be a tutorial with it. 08:11:57 It may end up like irc -- but it will be brutally simple -- like colorforth. 08:13:06 it just seems counterproductive. 08:13:26 it seems that way to you yes :) 08:13:26 hi guys! does anybody have a gforth 0.6.x for WINdows downloaded? 08:13:30 poke poke :) 08:13:38 coz tuwein is unaccessible @ the moment 08:14:05 wait onetom mayhaps I do :) 08:14:18 Well, I suppose if you just want to communicate between people who are running colorforth. 08:14:26 point 08:15:10 And also, some people (like me) are behind a firewall, so unless it runs through a central server, it's no good to me. 08:15:23 (not that I can run colorforth anyway, but...) 08:15:25 to enhance developement while in the environment and to see how simple that messegeing system can become. 08:15:33 Raystm2: me father is waiting 4 it 4 about 4 hrs.. so it would b nice u having that version.. 08:15:33 onetom: Sorry, no. 08:15:38 Robert: thx 08:16:03 he's about 2 try the latest picforth.. 08:16:13 tathi the system would be colorforth to colorforth 08:16:20 onetom checking :) 08:16:35 onetom: I'm involved with picforth 08:16:49 You might have seen me on the mailing list reporting bugs recently ;) 08:16:58 holden: just i was 4 a short period.. ;) 08:17:07 Raystm2: I just think that writing an IRC client wouldn't be that much harder, and would be FAR more useful. 08:17:36 But of course if you're just doing it as an exercise to come up with a minimal messaging system... 08:17:47 holden: Hmm.. are you the one I talked to about PICforth a while ago? 08:18:05 I don't think so 08:18:20 yes onetom i have gforth 0.6.2 set up on this box in windows 08:18:31 holden: Ah, OK, then it's just popular I guess. :) 08:19:00 holden: That guy said it did a good job at producing compact code, would you agree with that? 08:19:02 --- join: Raystm2- (~vircuser@adsl-68-93-115-44.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net) joined #forth 08:19:09 Yes it's pretty good 08:20:01 --- nick: Raystm2 -> raystm22_ 08:20:15 --- nick: Raystm2- -> Raystm2 08:20:25 With Pics there are no really good free C compilers, and assembly can be a pain because of all the banking to deal with, but Picforth is good and free too. 08:20:33 Raystm2: so, how can i have it? 08:20:53 looks like i can zip a copy and send ? 08:21:14 holden: tinyC is a pretty good C compiler i think.. 08:21:31 Raystm2: hermantom at dunasoft dot com 08:21:46 Raystm2: dont u have the orig zip? 08:21:47 got it look for it in a few :) 08:21:58 might searching 08:22:23 but zipping will just b satisfactory as well 08:22:31 hi Raystm2 tathi holden onetom 08:22:33 onetom yep its here 08:22:36 onetom: Tiny C compiler for PICs? I've heard of Tiny C for x86... 08:22:41 hi arke :) 08:22:43 holden: ah, sorry :) 08:22:57 Raystm2: do u have a homepage? 08:23:25 will soon just switched providers to add dsl 08:23:35 holden: Yes, I found the PICs are suprisingly unfriendly to the programmer. 08:23:52 True 08:24:17 8051 is pretty bad too though but both are ridiculously popular 08:24:20 Raystm2: i saw futhins note on me style n the similarities between us, so im interested in it weather he is right or not 08:24:39 6809 is very programmer friendly, from what I've read 08:25:03 My favourite is ARM 08:25:14 onetom: he also said that I'd like you alot. Which is why I'm trying to get to know you :) 08:25:18 whether -- of coz :) 08:25:20 holden: I guess they're respected due to their old age. ;) 08:25:37 arke: oh :) 08:25:57 Futhin is running a dating service now? 08:26:10 seems so :)) 08:26:16 Robert: grr :) 08:26:17 onetom: sent and yes I am also interested :)) 08:27:01 must be the childhood beatings or the drug abuse that developed from it :) 08:27:02 k thx 08:27:15 :) 08:30:10 and I have killed another chat 08:30:17 --- nick: Raystm2 -> killachat 08:30:25 muahahahahaha 08:31:32 --- nick: killachat -> Raystm2 08:34:50 * arke kill Raystm2 08:34:50 ;) 08:34:53 onetom: talk 08:34:55 Robert: talk 08:34:57 Raystm2: talk 08:35:00 holden: talk 08:35:06 EVERYBODY START TALKING! ^_^ 08:35:51 like Prof, Steve Hawking - in that Pink Floyd vid -- "Just keep talking" 08:36:27 All we have to do ... is make sure ... we keep talking 08:37:53 ya s'it 08:38:12 ^_^ 08:38:42 I understand that Gilmore got the Hawking V-over from a bank commercial. 08:40:47 damn, even worse - have to restart :/ 08:43:11 hehe - /me brb 08:47:35 Oh, it really is Hawking? 08:47:58 I heard his voice computer on the Simpsons, and noticed it was VERY similar to the one in Keep Talking 08:48:43 It sounds the same as his voice synthesizer but how could you tell if he was the one who programmed the synthesizer to say the words? And does it matter? 08:48:56 :) ya hehehe 08:49:24 nice to have a voice double when you have that kind of credablily 08:49:46 maybe he could be omnipresant :) 08:50:08 holden: "Does it matter?" can mean a lot, but the answer is usually no. 08:50:42 ooh can ya get "his" voice for your computer reader? i wonder? that might be sufficiantly annoying :) 08:51:25 You can make it repeat "All C and no Forth makes Chuck a dull boy" the entire night. 08:51:45 hahahaha 08:52:37 --- quit: tathi ("leaving") 08:52:46 "In colorforth, we don't force the forth, we forth the force" -- or something of that nature :) 08:53:28 Hmm.. repeated a thousand times, I guess that could drive you crazy as well 08:55:54 its hard enough to pronounce anyway :) 08:56:25 Heh, yeah..Especially to us foreigners. 08:57:32 * Raystm2 was not expecting that hahah 08:57:50 "no one expects the spanish inquisition" 08:58:50 :D 08:59:01 Whatever that has to do with Forth (do I want to know?) 08:59:26 well no 08:59:52 but i did get the "Holy Grail" dvd from library and it goes back today. 09:01:28 Oh, cool. I haven't seen that one in a looong time. 09:01:34 * Robert should get it 09:01:41 thank goodness for touch typing -- know i can throw ablanke over me and have the keyboard on lap -- 45deg is darn cold in Texas :) 09:02:02 a blank blanket even 09:02:29 45F? That's cold! 09:02:36 Don't you have any heater? 09:02:44 when your used to 102 09:03:29 like any 57deg diff hehe yes but it will be warm here soon :) no need to fire up the boilers yet :) 09:04:18 doesn't get really cold here till feb anyway 09:04:25 It's like 25F over here now (outside) 09:04:33 hehe brrrrr 09:05:07 whats average temp there? 09:05:42 In the winter? Probably around 20F 09:06:29 But sometimes we get like -10F 09:06:43 oh that's not too bad I guess -- must mean you get down to ..... 09:06:44 ya 09:06:54 In the northern parts of the country, I think the record is -60F 09:07:01 whoa 09:07:11 freeze your face off 09:07:47 tounge instanly stick to popsickle 09:08:32 Well, kids over here don't lick streetlights more than once. 09:08:34 --- join: Topaz (~top@cerberus.saywell.net) joined #forth 09:08:37 Hi Topaz 09:08:39 Raystm2: 2gether we stand, divided we fall ;) 09:08:42 lo 09:09:00 hidy ho neighbors 09:09:28 onetom " and if our backs should ever be against the wall " 09:19:04 --- quit: Topaz ("Leaving") 09:22:24 Raystm2: hey, that was just the documentation! :) 09:22:32 u sent me 09:23:10 what!! doh!!! checking-- please hold. 09:24:20 and so it was -- sorry -- hope you wanted that too :) 09:25:36 --- join: Topaz (~top@cerberus.saywell.net) joined #forth 09:26:15 :) not really 09:26:32 so, do u have the exe too? 09:26:34 darn sorry for chinese fire drill. 09:27:01 yes the whole everything from everybody forths are here that I know of. 09:27:57 * onetom -> shower (&waits4gforth062exe;) 09:28:10 just looking for the zipped version of the file -- which I maynot have backed up when I reset this machine to the purchase date recently -- tho I do have the entire system. 09:30:11 Is this what you're looking for: http://www.jwdt.com/~paysan/gforth-0.6.2.exe 09:30:42 holden he said the link wasn't working ? 09:30:51 That link works 09:30:56 that 1 works 09:31:01 sure does 09:31:04 the tuwein link didnt work 09:31:07 oh 09:31:12 holden: how did u find it? 09:31:14 is that important 09:31:22 no i see that it is not 09:31:25 coz i also visited paysans page... 09:31:40 Looked in google's cache for the tuwien page to find the filename then googled for the filename to find a mirror 09:32:03 * Raystm2 likes holden -- thinks holden is smart now :) 09:32:28 your magic is better than mine :) 09:32:32 :) well.. point there 09:32:53 :) 09:32:53 My l33t g00g1e1ng sk1llz0rs you mean ;) 09:33:11 i see your point and raise your text up one line 09:33:34 hehe 09:33:55 some peoples kids arn't that bad at all :) 09:35:30 * Raystm2 sticks link in desktop drawer. 09:45:37 now when I think or arke -- the fast kid from the incredables comes to mind :) 10:00:42 --- join: oyd (~Miranda@80.178.221.206.forward.012.net.il) joined #forth 10:00:53 watching dvd and ingoring irc for 2 hours or so 10:05:51 at least i've been watching spiderman2, updating my weblog, and doing some schoolcrap during that time ;) 10:09:23 btw, didnt maryjane die in one of the dr octo episodes? 10:10:39 (only to act like jesus and return as a superhero... ;) 10:10:55 but i remember reading comics covering that... 10:11:17 maybe it was with that green goblin guy 10:11:34 i must say i did enjoy sm2 better then the first 10:11:49 qFox is watching SM, eh? 10:12:02 * Robert yawns 10:12:20 probably has partially to do with my AI background, and the filosophical question about seeing in the mind 10:12:21 :p 10:12:31 yeah i know, sm is a normal thing for you 10:12:40 I _am_ SM 10:12:51 SM0YSR to be precise. 10:12:53 oh dear 10:13:18 spidahman, spidahman, does things that noone cahn. 10:13:19 :p 10:32:51 --- quit: OrngeTide ("-EFnet going") 10:33:30 --- join: OrngeTide (orange@rm-f.net) joined #forth 10:41:46 --- quit: Topaz (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10:51:50 --- join: Topaz (~top@sown-85.ecs.soton.ac.uk) joined #forth 10:53:02 --- quit: I440r (Excess Flood) 10:53:07 --- quit: I440r_ (Excess Flood) 10:53:13 --- join: I440r (mark4@216-110-82-59.gen.twtelecom.net) joined #forth 10:53:18 --- join: I440r_ (mark4@216-110-82-59.gen.twtelecom.net) joined #forth 12:03:09 spins a web any size -- catches thieve just like flies -- watch out -- here comes the Spiderman - 12:11:27 --- quit: oyd (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 12:25:23 --- join: Serg[GPRS]_ (~z@193.201.231.126) joined #forth 12:25:38 re 12:27:12 Hi Serg! 12:27:21 I figured out what the problem is, I think 12:27:26 robert.zizi.org wasn't updated 12:27:29 It should be now 12:27:39 dns error ? 12:28:24 i did some part of work via normal browser ;(( wasting lotsa traffic 12:30:48 Not really 12:30:55 I have to redirect it manually 12:31:04 And if I don't notice that my IP changed... 12:31:19 Anyway, if connecting to me doesn't work, try to get my IP from the IRC client 12:31:34 * Serg[GPRS]_ just bought a GameMania magazine - they advocate real hardcore game programming ! 12:31:37 ok 12:31:58 GLScene free engine 12:45:57 ever coded games in Forth ? 12:50:34 No large ones 12:50:48 little ? 12:50:57 A Pong for isForth 12:50:58 me - only one, 2 versions ;)) 12:51:08 hehe 12:51:45 * Serg[GPRS]_ dreams of Nethack or Adom w/ self-sustaining, evolving world 12:55:22 once i had an idea of ultra-abstract RPG, i first called it 'Candyman' 12:56:08 u are just a box of 'candies', every 'candy' adds or subtracts points of attributes, and may have pre-requisites 12:57:09 no 'rings' or 'weapons' or 'armor' - just 'candies' 12:57:59 and so the foes - boxes of candies 12:58:16 if u kill him - u can take any of his candies ;)) 13:00:03 u are immortal - beating just reduces 'experience', then it drops below pre-requsite for some 'candy' - it turbs off 13:00:54 * Serg[GPRS]_ is afraid of f00d limit, say something to reset it 13:01:03 fL00d, typo 13:01:23 Hehe 13:01:31 Don't worry ;) 13:01:38 You'll need to say a lot more, much faster 13:01:49 Try pasting the Linux source code ;) 13:01:50 aha 13:02:46 there's no 'game over' - foes just lose interest to you after beating you to down some level, computed from theirs 13:03:19 whadda u think of all it ? does it gonnabe interesting ? 13:04:23 Hmm...I don't really see the point in this 13:04:56 it gonna be boring ? 13:05:18 Maybe.. I guess it all depends on who's playing and who's implementing it. 13:05:28 But I dno't think it sounds very exciting 13:05:56 aha... any idea on making it better ? 13:07:18 Don't think so...last time I wrote a game (other than a quick Pong implementation) was like 4 years ago 13:07:45 * Serg[GPRS]_ eats the bat to raise 'night sense' ability 13:08:18 what genre do u like more ? 13:08:58 I like real-time strategy games, and some (OK, just Duke Nukem) 3D first-person shooters. 13:09:20 out of 'knee-makeable' ones ^)) 13:09:31 so RTS ;)) 13:09:51 * Serg[GPRS]_ loses in RTS - they take split-mind to play ;(( 13:10:00 Well, I don't say I'm good at it 13:10:04 But I like it anyway. :=) 13:10:44 "We are the keepers of the sacret word" 13:10:57 "You must return here with a shurbury or you will not pass here --- alive" 13:11:19 what about Pirates-like - sail, trade, battle, fence ? 13:13:46 Raystm2: in Arcanum, i just pickpocketed the bridge guards in such a situation 13:15:17 ok, bye - i wanna squish some cops in good old GTA3, after watching San Andreas movie ;)) 13:15:27 --- quit: Serg[GPRS]_ () 13:15:28 Bye! 13:15:39 bye 13:22:03 --- join: Eggbert (eggy@user-1121vpa.dsl.mindspring.com) joined #forth 13:35:12 --- join: crc (crc@0-1pool136-11.nas60.philadelphia1.pa.us.da.qwest.net) joined #forth 14:04:08 --- quit: Topaz (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 14:38:18 --- join: ows (~ows@83.132.99.46) joined #forth 14:40:29 --- quit: crc ("" Time for bed... 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