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04:35:39 <PoppaVic> Morn'
04:37:21 <Stepan> p0rn'
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04:37:29 <Stepan> :-)
04:38:08 <PoppaVic> Boy, it's amazing how your productivity drops off when yer not sure wtf to beat into submission next.
05:20:44 <nothingmuch> morning
05:20:51 <PoppaVic> morn
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05:56:48 <PayphoneEd> Ugh... Physics test today...
05:56:57 <PayphoneEd> At least I finished that formula sheet.
05:57:14 <PayphoneEd> Print off copies for me and anyone else who wants one...
05:57:47 <PayphoneEd> Because I know what this horrible class is like, I'm trying it for the third time now >.<
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06:46:14 <madwork> Is it just me, or is most C++ code I see just plain pretentious? Especially when STL gets pulled in to the mix... ugh.
07:00:50 <bitwize> it's not you.
07:01:20 <bitwize> I switched away from C++ precisely because it encourages this kind of behavior
07:01:28 <bitwize> and because of the "fragile binary problem"
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07:07:11 <madwork> What's with all the fear of hitting data directly? Obviously the result is paranoid languages that create nervous programs as a result. :)
07:07:23 <bitwize> yes, indeed
07:07:51 <bitwize> Was given an old Mac application to maintain. Hacked up the C code a fair bit and then turned it over to another, studly C++ programmer.
07:08:12 <bitwize> He asked me, "You can read this?"
07:08:54 <bitwize> I guess he was amazed that I could grok straight C, because when he was through with it it went from a tight C hack to an unreadable C++ mess, that depended on certain parts of PowerPlant (and so required an obsolete version of CodeWarrior to compile)
07:09:11 <bitwize> and this was without the use of stl
07:09:21 <madwork> Heh, yep. Sounds familiar.
07:09:43 <madwork> Oh, but convoluted, "clever" code must somehow be better.
07:11:07 <bitwize> apparently they've implemented Haskell on top of c++ now
07:12:27 <madwork> What, no XML layer? ;)
07:12:37 <bitwize> oh, that's coming, I'm sure.
07:12:54 <bitwize> there'll be some special template overload of <, >, and / that makes it work
07:13:29 <Herkamire> wait...
07:13:39 <Herkamire> not a haskall compiler written in c++?
07:13:44 <bitwize> No.
07:14:18 <bitwize> it isn't Haskell, per se, but it is a functional extension to C++ to which most of the Haskell prelude had been ported
07:14:49 <bitwize> Smoke enough crack, and dink about with templates enough, and you can do pert-near anything in c++ it seems
07:15:16 <Herkamire> nah
07:15:32 <bitwize> except make it have sane linkage
07:15:34 <madwork> C++ templates aren't disgustingly ugly at all.
07:15:39 <Herkamire> can't make something simple
07:16:06 <madwork> Damn, what's the the sarcasm smiley again...
07:16:21 <Herkamire> can't make code that is navigable
07:16:34 <Herkamire> ;)
07:16:58 <madwork> ;)
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07:54:38 <PoppaVic> Gah
08:00:23 <PoppaVic> Tip: shop for "Tile 'cement'" - not "mastic".. Apparently the "new english" uses cements
08:00:59 <PoppaVic> oh.. and, of course, you'll find it in the wood-stains.
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13:27:02 <PayphoneEd> So how is #Forth today?
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14:18:59 <saon> not very active
14:32:12 <PayphoneEd> Obviously.
14:32:13 <PayphoneEd> lol
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14:35:10 <crc> hi everyone
14:36:42 <PayphoneEd> lo
14:37:19 <PayphoneEd> What's up?
14:37:36 <crc> I'm getting ready to work on the RetroForth Handbook some more
14:37:56 <PayphoneEd> Wow.
14:38:00 <PayphoneEd> You actually work.
14:38:10 <PayphoneEd> This getting ready... does it involve... BEER? :3
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14:39:33 <crc> no
14:39:55 * crc doesn't drink beer
14:40:10 <PayphoneEd> lol
14:40:16 <PayphoneEd> Harder stuff?
14:40:28 <crc> I stay away from alcohol
14:40:40 <PayphoneEd> Good.
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14:40:54 <PayphoneEd> I do too, I was just playing along with how most people think.
14:46:35 <PayphoneEd> "You are using 2MB of your 2305MB."
14:46:36 <PayphoneEd> lol
14:51:33 <crc> gmail?
14:51:50 <PayphoneEd> Yeah.
14:51:57 * crc is at 17MB on the primary account; 1.3GB on the second account
14:52:01 <PayphoneEd> lol
14:52:13 <PayphoneEd> The second account the porno account? :3
14:52:17 <crc> No
14:52:53 <crc> it's the files I don't need very often but like to keep anyway :)
14:52:57 <PayphoneEd> lol
14:53:07 <crc> Mostly ascii text too....
14:53:23 <PayphoneEd> Ooooh, ASCII porn. Kinky.
14:53:24 <PayphoneEd> X3
14:53:29 <crc> No...
14:53:39 * crc doesn't mess with porn either
14:53:49 <PayphoneEd> You don't have much of a sense of humor, do you? o~o
15:01:09 <crc> not really
15:02:00 <PayphoneEd> You should get one.
15:02:04 <PayphoneEd> You'll live longer.
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15:33:39 <PayphoneEd> Dead or not, you decide. http://cgi.2chan.net/o/src/1118936382544.jpg
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15:41:14 <PayphoneEd> http://img.gurochan.net/f/src/1119023252744.jpg << She looks dangerous.
16:36:25 <arke> Yum.
16:38:59 <PayphoneEd> Heehee. ^^
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17:13:31 * PayphoneEd tackles true-grue 
17:14:04 <true-grue> hi all :)
17:14:16 <PayphoneEd> lo
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17:28:23 <PayphoneEd> AAARGH
17:28:26 <PayphoneEd> TOO QUIET
17:28:31 * PayphoneEd runs around screaming
17:34:11 * crc takes out a rifle, loads a tranquilizer dart, and shoots PayphoneEd
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17:39:42 * PayphoneEd continues running around for a couple minutes before falling onto the floor
17:43:01 * crc calmly packs up the rifle and proceeds to walk back to his computer to continue coding
17:44:35 * PayphoneEd rips some nasty unconscious farts
17:45:20 * crc puts on his gas mask and continues hacking
17:45:29 <PayphoneEd> lol
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18:14:14 <OrngeTide> woot. my sparcstation 10 boots. all four cpus going at a blazing 100mhz :)
18:14:33 <PayphoneEd> Nice.
18:15:07 <OrngeTide> solaris 8, solaris 9, solaris 10 or netbsd 2.0.2 .. can't decide.
18:15:19 <OrngeTide> i think solaris 10 is out of the question. wouldn't leave much  harddrive space left.
18:16:30 <OrngeTide> theoretically one could write a complete forth OS and boot strap it from openprom :)
18:18:57 <PayphoneEd> I'm an OS collector... can you send me old Solaris by chance?
18:19:07 <OrngeTide> you can download it from Sun for *free* :)
18:19:13 <PayphoneEd> Not the old ones.
18:19:16 <OrngeTide> you just need to 1. make an account (also free)
18:19:24 <PayphoneEd> I've done it, boob.
18:19:25 <OrngeTide> i'm downloading solaris 8 2/04 right now. they also ahve 8 2/02 
18:19:34 <PayphoneEd> Anything earlier?
18:20:11 <PayphoneEd> My "crown jewels" are a copy of AT&T Unix System V Release 4.1
18:20:18 <PayphoneEd> And an ISO of Apple Unix 2.0
18:20:18 <OrngeTide> http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/8/index.xml is the ealier it goes :(
18:20:25 <OrngeTide> PayphoneEd, oh nice!
18:20:33 <OrngeTide> AU/X would be super cool to have
18:20:38 <PayphoneEd> A/UX
18:20:42 <OrngeTide> yea:)
18:20:57 <PayphoneEd> I just need a 680x0 with a CDROM drive.
18:21:35 <OrngeTide> i put one on a mac classic SE. just get a scsi 25 pin to centronics adapter and an external drive.
18:22:10 <PayphoneEd> I've also got Windows from 1.00 to 3.10
18:22:49 <OrngeTide> yea. i have all the windows. and a few versions of desqview and desqview/x
18:22:58 <PayphoneEd> SEND!
18:22:59 <PayphoneEd> Please.
18:23:00 <PayphoneEd> :3
18:23:10 <PayphoneEd> I really want to add to my collection.
18:23:19 <PayphoneEd> I actually get old computers to use them on. :3
18:23:59 <OrngeTide> it will take me a while to figure out where I put them
18:24:05 <PayphoneEd> lol
18:24:27 <PayphoneEd> If you can't, I suppose it's okay, but I'd really like them. :3
18:24:29 <OrngeTide> i actually got desqview/x off #oldwarez on efnet. i forget which bot has it
18:24:34 <PayphoneEd> lol
18:24:40 <PayphoneEd> Sorry, can't connect to EFNet.
18:24:53 <OrngeTide> do you have GEM ?
18:25:00 <PayphoneEd> No, I don't.
18:25:01 <OrngeTide> the old versions of GEM were fantastic, imo
18:25:34 <PayphoneEd> FreeDOS is terrible. :3
18:25:40 <OrngeTide> desqview : http://www.chsoft.com/dv.html
18:25:40 <PayphoneEd> I use DR-DOS 7.03
18:25:53 <PayphoneEd> Sweet, thanks.
18:26:15 <OrngeTide> http://toastytech.com/guis/index.html has lots of cool screenshots of old guis :)
18:26:34 <OrngeTide> PayphoneEd, yea DR-DOS is way better than freedos. although freedos is fun because it's easy to hack new things into it
18:26:51 <crc> http://www.deltasoft.com/downloads-gemworld.htm to get GEM :)
18:27:15 <OrngeTide> if apple didn't sue the pants out of them I think GEM would have dominated PCs and Ataris
18:27:19 <PayphoneEd> lol
18:27:37 <OrngeTide> gem settled by removing the ability to have movable windows in later version. WTF
18:27:46 <sproingie> good old apple
18:27:50 <sproingie> lovable apple
18:28:20 <sproingie> i remember $50 appletalk cables and not being able to buy them from anyone else
18:28:34 <OrngeTide> haha
18:29:14 <PayphoneEd> lol
18:29:22 <PayphoneEd> Fucking Apple.
18:29:36 <sproingie> or my favorite quote: "You're no one in the computer industry until you've been sued by Apple"
18:30:00 <PayphoneEd> rofl
18:31:56 <PayphoneEd> Shit... my brain isn't working right...
18:32:02 <PayphoneEd> I'll download it tomorrow. X3
18:35:27 <OrngeTide> http://spoof.org/~jburns/text/ed :)
18:35:45 <OrngeTide> Ed, the greatest WYGIWYG editor of all.
18:37:05 <PayphoneEd> >.>
18:39:29 * crc has used ed....
18:39:37 <crc> sometimes it's all you have ;)
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18:44:39 <alexander_> hola
18:50:11 <crc> Hi alexander_
18:51:40 <PayphoneEd> "EAT FLAMING DEATH, MINICOMPUTER MONGRELS!"
18:51:43 <PayphoneEd> I love that.
18:51:47 <PayphoneEd> Anyway, night.
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20:07:07 <LOOP-HOG> HI
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20:07:37 <dto> hi
20:07:50 <crc> Hi dto
20:07:54 <crc> Hi LOOP-HOG
20:08:06 <LOOP-HOG> what's going on?
20:08:15 <dto> hey all
20:08:23 * dto recently into forth
20:08:32 <LOOP-HOG> :^)
20:08:46 <dto> thinknig about doing multimedia stuff with it. 
20:08:51 <LOOP-HOG> oh
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20:19:55 <dto> has anyone applied Forth to multimedia? 
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20:20:01 <dto> maybe not for DSP itself...
20:20:22 <dto> but for controlling other programs, or timing events
20:20:24 <arke> dto: yes, google for "glypher" -its a forth made for the creation of games.
20:20:39 <arke> arke: bound with, I believe, allegro
20:20:40 <arke> :)
20:20:53 <LOOP-HOG> I didn't know about that
20:22:41 <crc> http://rogerlevy.blogspot.com/  for Glypher
20:23:08 <crc> arke: yes, it does use Allegro
20:25:23 <arke> :)
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20:40:25 <LOOP-HOG> am I the only one here who ever listens to gabber?
20:41:09 <arke> wtf is gabber? :D
20:41:24 <LOOP-HOG> heavy metal is to rock as gabber is to techno
20:41:26 <LOOP-HOG> sorta
20:41:30 * nanstm arke beats me to the "WTF" 
20:41:37 <LOOP-HOG> lol
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20:42:01 <Raystm2> opps I was my wife there for a minute.
20:42:03 * dto is fascinated with forth.
20:42:12 <dto> however, i still want to use emacs and pure data
20:42:14 <dto> hmm.
20:42:16 * Raystm2 is facinated with colorforth
20:42:17 <LOOP-HOG> dto, do you use   CREATE   DOES.
20:42:21 <LOOP-HOG> dto, do you use   CREATE   DOES>
20:42:31 <dto> but together with them, interacting with them. 
20:42:33 * Raystm2 is facinated with retroforth*
20:42:36 <crc> forthmacs :)
20:42:38 * dto is starting a new forth dialect
20:42:43 <dto> METAFORTH
20:42:58 <LOOP-HOG> is the METAFORTH a forth for multimedia?
20:43:00 <crc> What threading model will you use?
20:43:19 <arke> so gabber is like rap minus voice plus synth?
20:43:20 * crc is always interested in new forths
20:43:21 <arke> :D
20:43:30 <Raystm2> are you familiure with my new language called sexth. use the forth -- drink a fifth -- have sexth
20:43:53 <arke> ahahahaha
20:43:55 <LOOP-HOG> gabber is like hard and fast, sometimes with cusswords, but not really like rap
20:44:02 <dto> well....
20:44:33 <dto> have you heard about Eduardo Ochs and his program called eev? 
20:44:42 <crc> no
20:44:42 <LOOP-HOG> no
20:45:08 <Raystm2> sixth was afraid of seventh coz 7 8 9
20:45:32 <Raystm2> it was hungry\
20:45:38 <LOOP-HOG>  http://netradio.gabber.org:8000/gabber.mp3
20:45:53 <dto> eev is a program for emacs that seems (in some way I can't describe yet) to be heavily influenced by Forth ideas.. he has a lot of experience in the forth mindset and has turned me on to it. 
20:46:04 <crc> http://angg.twu.net/eev-current/README.html
20:46:07 <Raystm2> ah
20:46:18 <dto> also check out the article...
20:46:20 <Raystm2> thanks Charles
20:46:43 <dto> http://angg.twu.net/eev-current/article/eev.pdf
20:47:21 <Raystm2> thanks dto -- you get the best links here.
20:47:56 <dto> http://dto.twu.net/tmp/dtox-eev-howm.png
20:48:16 <Raystm2> sexth -- now with triple x for them 1337 prgrmrs that have never had it before.
20:48:34 <dto> this is a screenshot of what I have been doing lately.... these files combine several forms of overlapping markup.
20:48:43 <dto> eev markup can be in any file
20:48:52 <dto> (but usually in .e files, which are sort of shell scripts)
20:49:12 <dto> howm markup.... well, I find it difficult to explain howm because not much is available about it in english.
20:49:26 <dto> the philosophy of howm is "write fragmentarily, read collectively"
20:49:32 <dto> ,,_ translated from japanese
20:50:04 <arke> Raystm2: YOU MAKIN' FUN OF ME!? HUH? HUH? HUH?
20:50:04 <dto> howm also includes a wiki-like hypertext system 
20:50:18 <dto> with both forward "go to" and reverse " come from " links
20:50:26 <dto> also, a useful todo list. 
20:51:11 <arke> Raystm2: IF YOU DONT TAKE IT BACK RIGHT NOW I'LL, I'LL, ..... throw a linux CD at you?
20:51:14 <dto> eev has lots of features, including hypertext methods different from those in howm. 
20:51:21 <dto> (but still compatib;le_
20:51:29 <dto> so, 
20:51:50 <dto> i want to be able to embed snippets of living FORTH in any file, just the way eev allows you to embed shell scripts into almost anytihng
20:52:07 <dto> since all the files are still text, everything is a b ig blob of hypertext with sections you can activate.....
20:52:10 * Raystm2 takes back the trippple x
20:52:24 <Raystm2> sexth -- the forth language of love.
20:52:26 <dto> basically: 
20:52:29 * crc will be leaving for a bit; I'll return in a couple hours
20:52:47 <Raystm2> you have my permission crc :)
20:53:20 <Raystm2> dtox that's a new one on me, very cool
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20:54:00 <dtox> I AM DTOX> 
20:54:01 * Raystm2 drank a Fosters, sorry if i'm feeling my oats but I havn't had an alcoholic drink in many weeks :)
20:54:08 <Raystm2> yikes :)
20:54:13 <dtox> greeting all and nice to meet you. 
20:54:25 <dtox> any hangers of #dataflow here? 
20:54:33 <Raystm2> it is our distinct pleasure to make your aquaintence
20:55:12 <dtox> these efforts are all part of my quest to create the ultimate Karma Pod
20:55:46 <dtox> damn, i need to get sexy photos of the pod, so that people will actually start being impressed!
20:55:52 <Raystm2> Karma KarmaKarmaKarma Karma camelion
20:56:07 <dtox> how hard is it to write a very small forth? 
20:56:14 <Raystm2> not very
20:56:23 <dtox> say, if I had a decent language like emacs lisp to prototype it in? 
20:56:28 <dtox> could always jump down to C> .  . 
20:56:31 <crc> depends on what you want to do....
20:56:44 * crc has been working on RetroForth for over four years
20:56:50 * Raystm2 says this haveing never done so, but apparently the statment sticks--- have you seen some of these things people are callin forth?
20:57:38 <Raystm2> well retroforth now that's a _REAL_ forth fo sho.
20:57:52 <dtox> this is mainly a sort of ephemeral forth whose purpose is to script lots of various other programs... i.e. simultaneously script the window manager (most likely wmii) the applications, and the system, in order to create a user experience. 
20:57:55 <Raystm2> it's the real thing, baby
20:58:05 <dtox> right now I am using eev for a lot of it, but i want to step into higher order stuff. 
20:58:10 <dtox> i fighure, 
20:59:33 <dtox> the words in Metaforth could be unix commands, one of the outputs on my Delta 1010 card, inputs on the card, messages to send to Pure Data
20:59:55 <dtox> i don't know. this idea is a blob tonight and needs more time to develop. but i am quite glad to make your acquaintance. 
20:59:55 <LOOP-HOG> can I get a link to Metaforth when you are ready?
21:00:03 <dtox> LOOP-HOG: yeah!
21:00:05 * Raystm2 continues to imbibe alcohol. not my usual stance on the subject, but here's to all ya'all's health :) salute
21:00:07 <dtox> i'm going to start visiting the channel.
21:00:36 <dtox> i also want people to be able to do demos in it. 
21:00:47 <dtox> xscreensaver hacks. 
21:01:01 <Raystm2> its very facinating dtox. 
21:01:17 <Raystm2> I personally would like to sober up and learn more about it.
21:01:49 <dtox> i.e. a forth that can take as its primitive words, ALL of the kickass media creation / digital signal processing / games playing / Xvnc / Pure Data / Emacs / TeX / Gimp that a good linux distro like PlanetCCRMA has to offer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
21:02:10 <Raystm2> that's the impression i get
21:02:14 <dtox> so that instead of reading all the 900 manuals of these different programs (which I really enjoy doing, but which is very time consuming)
21:02:16 <dtox> then, 
21:02:19 <Raystm2> but then i'm drinking ........
21:02:41 <dtox> i could somehow invent a great UI for all of this, and make the entire thing as simple to use as a VCR!
21:03:08 <Raystm2> including the blinking 12:00 ?
21:03:19 <arke> dtox: eww emacs :
21:03:21 <LOOP-HOG> +BLINKING
21:03:26 <dtox> i mean, EVERYTHING on unix is really hyper configurable. using eduardo's eev program has completely altered my notion of what is possible with linux. and i have been a heavy linux user for 7 yrs)_
21:03:47 <Raystm2> hey LOOP-HOG, almost didn't see ya there :)
21:03:58 <dtox> well.... the emacs is optional i think. not everybody likes it. 
21:04:05 <sproingie> eev?
21:04:05 <Raystm2> hehehe
21:04:20 <crc> http://angg.twu.net/eev-current/article/eev.pdf
21:04:52 <Raystm2> sproingie -- some sort of script engine to run as master over all other tasks --- is what i gather.
21:05:06 <sproingie> ooh emacs centric, i'm already liking it
21:06:08 <sproingie> hm, i'll take a look at it later
21:06:55 <dtox> Raystm2: yeah. 
21:07:05 * Raystm2 is going to have to read this log when i'm sober :(
21:07:30 <Raystm2> please I appologize, I almost never drink, but we went on a date-- 
21:07:31 <dtox> i've been talking to eduardo for months about this, and we are cross-pollinating ideas in a serious way. 
21:07:38 <dtox> basically my metaforth is this: 
21:07:43 <dtox> primitive words are eev blocks
21:07:43 <sproingie> you know, i really like kde ... being able to drag that pdf link out of my irc window and onto my desktop and have it actually copy the pdf ... that's wonderful
21:07:46 <Raystm2> that's when a man and a woman go out together for you programmers out there
21:07:56 <sproingie> i'd normally have to have OSX to do that sort of thing
21:08:15 <dtox> the eev block can get access to the arguments on the forth stack somehow
21:08:16 <LOOP-HOG> facinating
21:08:20 <dtox> i.e. this needs to be a daemon
21:08:24 <dtox> not inside emacs (maybe? )
21:08:32 <dtox> might be simplest to prototype it inside emacs first. 
21:08:40 <sproingie> check out "unix shell objects" sometime if you can find it
21:08:41 <dtox> i am working on it tomorrow. i will let you all know the results. 
21:08:47 <dtox> sproingie: what is that. 
21:08:55 <dtox> anyone have a link? 
21:09:01 <sproingie> some of the most awesomely complex shell scripting you can imagine
21:09:02 <dtox> i'm sure others have thought about what I'm doing. 
21:09:03 <sproingie> it's a book
21:09:07 <sproingie> it's probably out of print by now
21:09:08 <LOOP-HOG> I'll be back
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21:09:11 <dtox> thx. 
21:09:24 <sproingie> it actually relied on a java applet to open sockets, but you could probably substitute netcat now
21:09:30 <sproingie> er s/applet/app/
21:09:42 <dtox> http://puredata.org/community/projects/assembling_pdcomputer/KarmaPod
21:09:46 <sproingie> the rest was all object-oriented korn shell
21:09:53 <sproingie> with inheritance and polymorphism and all
21:09:53 <dtox> this is some preliminary info about my hardware project. .  
21:10:02 <dtox> shit where is the really good file where I talk about the future of the pod? 
21:10:19 <sproingie> i really wish microsoft would have released monad earlier
21:10:51 <sproingie> because the linux crowd would start cloning it in a month, and then we'd have a really interesting shell
21:11:07 <arke> anybody in germnany?
21:11:08 <Raystm2> hehe :)
21:11:18 <Raystm2> germ nany?
21:11:35 <Raystm2> arke your ahead of me by the glass are you ?
21:11:46 <sproingie> monad was kind of bare-bones when i played with it but that's because it didn't come with much
21:11:55 <sproingie> as a shell, it blows bash away
21:12:07 <arke> Raystm2: whaaat?
21:12:26 <Raystm2> some one should just punt me already 
21:12:29 <dtox> i.e. forth words not written in forth!
21:12:30 <sproingie> piping arbitrary objects and cd'ing to any part of an AD tree ... that is niftiness only plan9 can approach
21:12:35 <arke> Raystm2: yo're saying Im more drunk than you right now? No, but I'm getting close :D :D :D :D
21:12:37 <Raystm2> some responsible programmer type
21:12:58 <Raystm2> should just punt my dumb butt
21:13:04 <arke> me punts Raystm2 
21:13:07 <Raystm2> let me sleep it off
21:13:34 <dtox> so is "Metaforth" already taken? 
21:13:43 <Raystm2> arke what's this puke about your grad?
21:13:59 * Raystm2 googles metaforth
21:14:29 <Raystm2> http://www.forth.org/fd/contents.html is this you?
21:14:57 <Raystm2> what djgpp has a metaforth?
21:15:37 <Raystm2> apparently there are tonns of metaforths -- throw yours on the pile
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21:16:12 <Raystm2> wb loopy :)_
21:16:20 <LOOP-HOG> tanks
21:16:24 <dtox> damn. it was catchy.
21:16:33 <dtox> i have more candidate names though. can i run them by the group? 
21:16:34 <dtox> 1 sec
21:16:50 <LOOP-HOG> join #1xforth
21:17:39 <Raystm2> forget the slash there buddy :)
21:18:00 <LOOP-HOG> I know
21:18:06 <Raystm2> :)
21:18:09 <LOOP-HOG> :^)
21:18:23 <Raystm2> that used to be PRIVATE you know :)
21:18:56 <Raystm2> but we were lammers and we are glad that you /join it but does anybody ever say anything in there?
21:19:02 <dtox> i don't have a website yet. it will be at dto.twu.net though. 
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21:23:27 <sproingie> 1xforth, so secret it's in the /topic
21:23:38 * sproingie shhhh
21:23:41 <Raystm2> arke you don't go into your own room any more?
21:24:26 <arke> Raystm2: why do you ask?
21:24:44 <Raystm2> coz we'z all in dare duude
21:24:56 <arke> Raystm2: I'm at the table conversing with grandparents while talking on IRC -- l33t geek status
21:25:51 <Raystm2> hmmm
21:26:40 <Raystm2> grandparents (lefthand)--- leet geek (righthand) --- weighing
21:26:50 <Raystm2> nope no register 
21:27:48 <Raystm2> your gonna have to put somemore up on the left hand--- like speaking only german or some such
22:20:17 <arke> gut, dann rede ich halt nur noch deutsch
22:20:22 <arke> du drecksack
22:20:26 <arke> und was machst du jetzt?
22:20:33 <arke> babelfish wird dir ein scheissdreck helfen
22:21:03 <Raystm2> no i don't need no stinking bablelfish to read this you , you , you ...... 
22:22:36 <Raystm2> you
23:04:37 <crc> back for a little while
23:04:50 <Raystm2> really?
23:04:58 <Raystm2> crc welcome back sir :)
23:05:32 <Raystm2> crc dtox in 1xforth has a neat thing that deserve retroforth portage.
23:22:58 <alexander_> hey
23:24:49 <Raystm2> alexander_ hey back dude 
23:24:52 <alexander_> sup?
23:25:02 <Raystm2> just chilling and killing the hours
23:25:19 <Raystm2> wi chu?
23:26:14 <alexander_> designing an FPGA-based stack machine
23:26:38 <Raystm2> i see. isn't that dangerous :)
23:26:46 <Raystm2> do you have a licence?
23:26:50 <Raystm2> hehe
23:27:31 <alexander_> haha
23:27:38 <alexander_> it shouldn't be that dangerous. ;)
23:30:23 <Raystm2> is it just a thing or is it going to be used for something necessary?
23:31:11 <alexander_> it's necessary for a new product I'm working on
23:36:08 <crc> goodnight 
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