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« on: June 09, 2014, 11:42:06 am »
i don't have time to actually look this over, as i'm running off to school right now, but here it is with whitespace:
.TERMINAL
Fix 5
Fix 3
0->A->B
[1F5F1F5F5FFFFFFF1FDF1F5F1FFFFFFF1F5F5F5F1FFFFFFF]->Pic0
"WRMH ?thetaVQLG :ZUPKFC YTOJEB XSNIDA"->GDB0
"wrmh !thetavqlg :zupkfc ytojeb xsnida"->GDB00
"][ pi '369) .258( 0147, "->GDB000
""->Str0
ref(0,0,96,64
Lbl Main
Repeat getKey(15)
getKey->K
If K=1
B->A
For(theta,0,A)
{Str0+theta}->{L1+theta}
End
End
If K=9 and (A!=0)
A->B
For(theta,0,A)
{L1+theta}->{Str0+theta}
End
COUT(L1,1)
COUT("Unknow command",1)
0->A
End
Pt-Off(92,1,Pic0+(M*8)
If K=48
M=1?0->M,1->M
While K=48
getKey->K
End
End
If K=54
M=2?0->M,2->M
While K=54
getKey->K
End
End
If K=56 and (A!=0)
ref(1,57,96,7
DispGraph
A--
End
If K=15
ref(1,56,94,7
DispGraph
0->A
While K=15
getKey->K
End
End
If A<22
If K>10 and (K<48)
If M=0
If {K+GDB0-11}->C
C->{A+L1}
A++
End
ElseIf M=1
If {K+GDB00-11}->C
C->{A+L1}
A++
End
ElseIf M=2
If {K+GDB000-11}->C
C->{A+L1}
A++
End
End
End
End
0->{A+L1}
Text(1,57,L1
DispGraph
End
Fix 4
Fix 2
Return
Lbl COUT
If {r2}=1
ref(1,57,96,7
Text(1,57,{r1}
ElseIf {r2}=2
ref(1,57,96,7
Text(1,57,{r1}>Frac
ElseIf {r2}=3
ref(1,57,96,7
Text(1,57,{r1}>Dec
End
For(theta,0,5)
Vertical -
ref(0,63,96,1)
Pause 5
DispGraph
End
Return
62
« on: June 08, 2014, 11:35:16 am »
if you can stomach it, setting up your own server for mail is really not bad. there are good, any-purpose VPSs out there for 5-7.50 USD a month, and you'll suddenly have somewhere that you can do all sorts of things, like znc, file hosting, personal web sites, etc
63
« on: May 20, 2014, 12:57:23 am »
you should just get rid of the wiibox if you're going to have another panel. things will go popping up in different trays depending on when you start them 
64
« on: May 09, 2014, 01:17:33 pm »
i'm not sure what you were trying to say in that last post, but it probably makes more sense to make it an application. appvars containing things like maps and sprite data can often take up almost all of a user's free ram, so anything you use yourself limits what things can actually be edited.
65
« on: May 07, 2014, 07:45:50 pm »
there's probably something out there, but i'd just go with a simple systemd cron job to clone / build / package nightly.
66
« on: May 03, 2014, 05:51:52 pm »
conky really isn't worth the time and the effort. it looks nice, but in the end it's a resource watcher that hogs resources itself. you should take a look at vicious; it embeds things directly in a wiibox and sets timers for grabbing different resources so they're only checked when they need to be instead of all together. that + a quick call to htop when you're actually curious about what exactly is using up your resources would accomplish the same goal without being as taxing.
67
« on: May 03, 2014, 12:53:25 pm »
shmibs: What WM is that? It looks like dwm.
i'm using herbstluftwm at the moment because all that lua got really annoying. trying to write my own wm now because this setup is kind of messy
68
« on: May 02, 2014, 02:12:06 pm »
theme upgrade time again  
69
« on: April 20, 2014, 08:55:45 pm »
i did
grub-install --target=blahblahblah --recheck /dev/sda
unless you're dual booting, using grub is pointless; it just slows down your startup. take a look at gummiboot. Removing the bios battery actually resets the CMOS.
Also I always remove the battery and set the clr-rtc jumper on my Asus board, wait some then put everything back. Maybe it's not the right way. 
what do you mean by "The CMOS"? there's one inside literally every single transistor in the board EDIT: you could also just turn the machine on and then off again before it can complete a POST. the next time you turn it on, it will probably complain about a failed boot and give you the option to go to the boot menu and change settings. alternatively, disconnect all network and disc connections
70
« on: April 11, 2014, 03:57:13 pm »
it would be easy enough to add an exception to Omnom that checks if the message is coming from said bot, though.
EDIT: or, even better, just have it watch for /me <Green>post by
71
« on: April 01, 2014, 12:23:39 am »
you guys held out for the good deal offers, right? i thought we weren't going to be doing this unless they agreed to produce merchandise / upgrade the server / etc.
72
« on: March 30, 2014, 02:35:16 am »
Ok I found this Asm(E7FDCB08CEEF9B4AFDCB088E) but it only executes programs in the program menu but I was hoping that I could execute a string instead.  Maybe I could create a string and copy it to a temporary program and execute that.
you sure can! take a look at this old post to get an idea of how managing OS variables can be done from within axe. Do the input and prompt commands still work when run through axe?
the BASIC commands input and prompt store values into OS variables. if you know how to access those variables from axe (see above), you could use them to get values. however, doing so is honestly a lot more work than just writing your own input command, as you'd have to generate a program to run, execute it, convert from OS floats to integer values for any numbers you want, and then delete the program afterwards. if you want a quick example of how one might go about making an input routine for axe, take a look at this topic.
73
« on: February 08, 2014, 11:15:47 pm »
please don't "necropost" (that is, post in an old topic when you have nothing new to add.)
74
« on: February 04, 2014, 01:23:21 pm »
75
« on: February 01, 2014, 09:09:45 pm »
sure, it can run fine alongside other things. what i meant, though, was that it seems odd for a chat program to be as much of a resource hog as it is. even when it's not doing any audio streaming at all i still see load like i mentioned above.
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