IRC log for #bzflag on 20141204

01:11.20*** join/#bzflag mtnbkr (~mtnbkr@unaffiliated/mtnbkr)
01:13.49mtnbkrhey everyone... I am experiencing some low frame rates, and choppy response with a load of 4.5 on an 8 core 4GHZ system with 12 GB RAM...1920x1080 screen any settings I can modify that are reall CPU hogs?
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01:59.13blast007mtnbkr: BZFlag would probably not use more than one core since we don't really do any threading (except for maybe audio).  Perhaps you are missing accelerated graphics drivers?
02:00.53mtnbkrblast007: well, all 8 cores get pretty pegged when bzflag is running, and you are probably right about the graphics driver settings-- i'll check there
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03:19.24mtnbkrblast007: just installed glxgears, and am seeing: 6896 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1379.015 FPS  
03:19.49blast007glxgears isn't a very good test these days.  what does glxinfo say your renderer is?
03:20.01mtnbkrchecking
03:20.04Patlabor221it's a useless benchmark
03:20.14mtnbkrdirect rendering: Yes
03:21.17blast007there should be one that actually lists the renderer
03:21.18mtnbkrblast007: what am I specifically looking for in the glxinfo output?
03:21.34mtnbkrOpenGL renderer string: Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe (LLVM 3.3, 128 bits)
03:21.51blast007yeah, I think that software rendering
03:22.22Patlabor221what card is in the sytem?
03:22.42blast007"The Gallium llvmpipe driver is a software rasterizer that uses LLVM to do runtime code generation."
03:23.42mtnbkremergeing pciutils now to find card info...
03:23.55mtnbkrNVIDIA Corporation G92 [GeForce 8800 GT] (rev a2)
03:24.27blast007are you trying to use the nouveau drivers or the nVidia proprietary ones?
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03:24.43Patlabor221whee too much steam download :)
03:24.49Patlabor221is it a laptop?
03:25.29mtnbkrblast007: I have the proprietary nvidia driver
03:25.37blast007well, it's not being used
03:25.41Patlabor221obviously not installed :)
03:27.02mtnbkrlsmod shows: http://dpaste.com/2SH35VF
03:27.24mtnbkrPatlabor221: no this is a desktop
03:27.36Patlabor221and it actualy has a nvidia card in it?
03:27.50Patlabor221becuse it ain't being used
03:28.01blast007that doesn't necessarily mean that Xorg is using it.
03:28.40mtnbkrOK, where do I start?    Gentoo linux admin here, printers and video are the bane of my existence
03:28.55Patlabor221install windows ;)
03:28.56blast007I'd start with the Gentoo IRC channel
03:29.10Patlabor221yeah configuring your linux system isn't quite us
03:29.11blast007they would know more about the specifics to getting it working
03:30.00mtnbkrPatlabor221: Ok thanks..   and   Windows is not the answer. Windows is the question. The answer is 'NO!'   :)
03:30.13mtnbkrPatlabor221: blast007   thanks for the help. :)
03:30.24Patlabor221mtnbkr, it would just work ;)
03:30.38Patlabor221but then so would ubuntu
03:30.40blast007mtnbkr: no prob.
03:30.46Patlabor221the protitary enabler is pretty good
03:30.52mtnbkr"just work" with a back door to the NSA...
03:30.56mtnbkr:)
03:31.07Patlabor221mtnbkr, you'll kow it's in use when bzflag shows nivida in the startup text
03:31.25Patlabor221ummm... sure...
03:32.37mtnbkrPatlabor221: proven since the late 90's. Not conjecture. re: NSA  google it.   Thanks again for the help.  There is no way this machine should be running bzflag slow/choppy so, off to fix.
03:33.19Patlabor221whatever you say
03:33.58blast007Gentoo actually installs pre-compiled binaries for everything. All that extra CPU usage for "compiling packages" is really Gentoo reading your brainwaves and sending them off to an orbiting satalite owned by Russia.
03:34.43Patlabor221it's a plot by big-eletricity to waste power building things over and over again ;)
03:35.31blast007global warming is caused by Gentoo!
03:35.41mtnbkrwow you guys are fun!  I need to hang out here more often!  :)
03:35.48blast007:)
03:36.35Patlabor221and the NSA can come right in, they can read all this My Little Pony Fan Fiction
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05:12.55khonkhortisanI only know Dopey (is that the right name?)
05:14.15Patlabor221Derpy
05:14.32khonkhortisanah. Pictures of dwarves came up. I knew I was off.
05:15.55Patlabor221Shhh Disney Lawsuit!
05:18.36khonkhortisanThe pony more famous than the show
05:19.58Patlabor221it's the pony the internet helped shape
05:20.05Patlabor221it was origonaly an animation error
05:20.14Patlabor221but the internet loved her, so she became a thing
06:32.35Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07JeffM2501 pushed 031 commit to 03v2_4_x [+0/-0/±1] 13http://git.io/4llskg
06:32.36Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07JeffM2501 03e48299f - better/faster UDP connection classification.
06:42.54Flashdon't we need to drain the data? of have we already?
06:43.53Patlabor221probalby, I wanted to start small
06:44.04Patlabor221if that works out I can just do a big read to nowhere
06:44.13Flashif we don't read it, the next select will still say there is data
06:44.25Patlabor221from that source socket
06:44.27Patlabor221IIRC
06:44.41Flashbut it's likely that this method is called after the socket is drained
06:45.52Patlabor221k, I can move the test down a smidge after we spool out the socket
06:46.06Patlabor221it should be valid to ignore all UDP ports below 1024 also right?
06:46.13Flashseems fair
06:46.21Flashwe shouldn't be reading from system ports
06:46.48Patlabor221is sin_port not the sending port?
06:47.08Flashyes, that should be true
06:47.25rob1nwow i haven't seen the patlabor name in a long, long time
06:47.54Flashyes, definitely
06:48.20Flashrobin, you are obviously older than me; Patlabor is a new name to me
06:48.46Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07JeffM2501 pushed 031 commit to 03v2_4_x [+0/-0/±1] 13http://git.io/Y9PCMw
06:48.48Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07JeffM2501 038bc6f53 - be sure to clear the port buffer before we ignore it.
06:49.04Patlabor221it is the first name
06:49.09Patlabor221Jeff is all new fangled
06:50.08Patlabor22120th centry FTW!
06:50.21Patlabor221thats when all the good star wars moves were :)
06:50.47khonkhortisanin the year 2501, if man is still alive, if tank can still survive
06:51.24Patlabor221it's not a year, it's a poject name ;)
06:51.54khonkhortisanwhen man is enslaved by giraffes, and you won't find a thing to eat
06:52.05Flashwhy the cast? uaddr is passed in as sockaddr_in*
06:52.08khonkhortisan(combining the original and futurama versions)
06:52.15Patlabor221becaue I'm lame
06:52.27Flashbesides, "struct" is so C
06:52.40khonkhortisanI should use that excuse on a patch I have that doesn't keep track of things
06:53.23Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07JeffM2501 pushed 031 commit to 03v2_4_x [+0/-0/±1] 13http://git.io/TGMWDA
06:53.25Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07JeffM2501 03879bf3e - Let ye who hath not sinned cast the first structure
06:53.36khonkhortisanhahaha
06:53.39FlashI live to criticize
06:53.51Flashyou'd hate working for me :)
06:53.58Patlabor221you work for me
06:54.02khonkhortisanI have some ammo to give you
06:54.04Patlabor221as a code reviewer
06:54.22allejolol that commit message
06:54.24BulletCatcherThat's definitely one of the best commit messages in the repo.
06:54.31khonkhortisan☺
06:57.44Patlabor221blast007, the author of the bzwgen images is reviewing them to make sure he created them, I'll let you know when I know
07:00.14Patlabor221hmm in January maybe I'll be able to do the highest and fastest moving commit of bzflag's history while I fly to Germany :)
07:00.48allejothat shows commitment
07:01.10Patlabor221I'll add an infinity stone flag, makes you challenge your opponent to a dance off
07:01.15Flashif you fly Lufthansa, I think they have free WiFi
07:01.23BulletCatcherWith Git, you don't even have to pay for wifi on the plane to do that.
07:01.25Patlabor221yeah they do
07:01.40Patlabor221I should have internet and power
07:01.45Patlabor221for the 11 hour flight
07:02.03allejounless two people make changes to the same file and section in two seperate commits without pushing to origin :p
07:03.07BulletCatcherThat's what merging is for, and Git makes it about as painless as possible.
07:03.16Patlabor221that also assumes the ATI drivers the beast don't suck
07:03.26Patlabor221allejo, yeah you can merge it
07:03.41Patlabor221it's just not super automagic
07:04.26Patlabor221I merged my capstone all the time when I did edits to the same files on 2 different computers
07:07.49allejowell build's broken or attack is worse that i can't connect
07:08.04Patlabor221try it localy
07:08.06Patlabor221I tested localy
07:10.11Flash~bzgit
07:10.11infobotwell, bzgit is git clone --branch v2_4_x https://github.com/BZFlag-Dev/bzflag-import-3.git bzflag
07:10.38allejonvm i can connect now. was strange though
07:11.09BulletCatcherThe list server looks unstressed at the moment.
07:12.10Flashok BulletCatcher ... need more git instruction
07:12.29FlashI have my own fork ... how do I sync with the baseline?
07:12.48Patlabor221you mean rebase?
07:13.07allejohttps://help.github.com/articles/syncing-a-fork/
07:13.07BulletCatcherYou mean a GitHub fork?  In which direction do you want to sync?
07:13.24FlashI want to get Jeff's commits into my fork
07:13.41Patlabor221so he wants to go from bzflag-dev to his fork
07:14.21Patlabor221IIRC you add upstream as an origin then pull from upstream into your master
07:14.59Patlabor221and that article allejo posted is exactly what you want to do
07:15.39Flashah, the curse of mixed GUI/cmd-line development ....
07:16.51Patlabor221the adding of the upstream remote is usualy the part people miss
07:18.44Flashgit fetch upstream
07:18.44Flashfatal: 'upstream' does not appear to be a git repository
07:18.44Flashfatal: Could not read from remote repository.
07:18.45FlashPlease make sure you have the correct access rights
07:18.48Flashand the repository exists.
07:19.03Patlabor221did you ADD upstream as a remote?
07:19.10Flashof course not
07:19.16allejohehe
07:19.18Patlabor221read the part in BLUE
07:19.26Patlabor221"Tip: Before you can sync your fork with an upstream repository, you must configure a remote that points to the upstream repository in Git."
07:19.39allejoit should give you a clue
07:19.42Flashoh, THAT part
07:19.56Patlabor221yeah, that's why I mentioned people forget that step ;)
07:20.21Patlabor221your fork has not automatic or inheremnt link to it's parrent repo
07:20.26Patlabor221you have to set them up
07:20.45Patlabor221since I could fork your repo, but then sync directly to bzflag, skiping you as a parrent
07:25.34Flashhas a real unpleasant attitude towards git
07:26.02Patlabor221it takes a while to realize it isn't SVN
07:26.20allejohas a pleasant attitude towards git
07:26.43Patlabor221it depnds on how long you've used other systems
07:26.47Flash"pull from v2_4_x" .... You have no concluded your merge (MERGE_HEAD exists). Please, commit your changes before you can merge
07:26.49Flashgrrr
07:26.55FlashI discarded all changes
07:27.03FlashClearCase FTW
07:27.16Patlabor221did you sync with your fork ?
07:27.54FlashI'm trying to discard changes (don;t think I have any). The only difference is that XCode wants to save the project file
07:29.02Patlabor221you don't think you have any or you don't have any?
07:29.12Flashgood question
07:30.24allejogit status
07:30.54FlashI'm struggling between github, command line, Git app (Mac OS X) and XCode ... they all want to help
07:31.20Flashgit status
07:31.20FlashOn branch v2_4_x
07:31.20FlashAll conflicts fixed but you are still merging.
07:31.22Flash<PROTECTED>
07:31.24Flashnothing to commit, working directory clean
07:31.26Flashpfft
07:31.45Patlabor221the github app is useless for anything other then commit and push
07:31.50allejo^
07:31.56Patlabor221I've stopped using it
07:32.08Patlabor221Tortiuse GIT FTW
07:32.22allejothis resets everything so you will lose all your unsaved changes, git reset --hard origin/master
07:32.41allejolikes git tower for OS X
07:32.54Patlabor221does it integrate into finder?
07:33.04FlashHEAD is now at 60956bf Change remote branches to local branches that may be pushed upstream.
07:33.29allejopat, nope. stand alone app. i prefer it that way
07:33.36BulletCatcherFlash: Let's fix that "you are still merging" status.
07:34.09BulletCatcher"git status" shows no changes to the tree?
07:34.21FlashI think allejo did...
07:34.24Flashgit status
07:34.24FlashOn branch v2_4_x
07:34.24FlashYour branch and 'origin/v2_4_x' have diverged,
07:34.26Flashand have 21 and 12686 different commits each, respectively.
07:34.27Flash<PROTECTED>
07:34.30Flashnothing to commit, working directory clean
07:34.42BulletCatcherYeah.  That did it.
07:34.58Flashwrong directory
07:35.30Flashgit status
07:35.30FlashOn branch v2_4_x
07:35.30FlashAll conflicts fixed but you are still merging.
07:35.32Flash<PROTECTED>
07:35.34Flashnothing to commit, working directory clean
07:35.36Flashpulls hair
07:35.40Flashdrinks heavily
07:35.55BulletCatcherYou get the "nothing to commit" message when you type "git commit"?
07:36.18Flashgit reset --hard origin/master
07:36.18Flashfatal: ambiguous argument 'origin/master': unknown revision or path not in the working tree.
07:36.18FlashUse '--' to separate paths from revisions, like this:
07:36.20Flash'git <command> [<revision>...] -- [<file>...]'
07:36.32BulletCatcherDon't do a reset right now.
07:36.33FlashI'm hesitant to commit ... I've screwed up the baseline before
07:37.21allejoyou can commit as long as you don't push
07:37.26BulletCatcherSo, "git status" does not list any changed/added/deleted files?
07:38.03Flashgit status
07:38.03FlashOn branch v2_4_x
07:38.03FlashAll conflicts fixed but you are still merging.
07:38.05Flash<PROTECTED>
07:38.07Flashnothing to commit, working directory clean
07:38.25Flashoh, it lies
07:38.37Flashgit commit has a boatload of files....
07:38.53BulletCatcher"git merge --abort" will get you out of this limbo state.
07:39.34Flashhmmm....  simply exiting the commit message doesn't seem to abort the commit ...
07:39.44Flash[v2_4_x ce1d8b0] Merge branch 'bzflag' of https://github.com/jwmelto/bzflag-import-3 into v2_4_x
07:40.01Flashplease tell me I didn't screw up the baseline
07:40.22BulletCatcherYou didn't commit to the official repo.
07:40.51Flashgit fetch upstream returns nothing
07:42.00Flashso ... after all that, I still don't see Jeff's changes
07:42.12allejogit remote show upstream
07:42.29allejodoes that show that you've added an "upstream" origin?
07:42.44Flashyes, it shows a boatload of branches
07:43.02Flash<PROTECTED>
07:43.03Flash<PROTECTED>
07:43.22allejocool
07:43.30allejogit checkout v2_4_x
07:44.08Flashit checkout v2_4_x
07:44.08FlashAlready on 'v2_4_x'
07:44.16Flash(git)
07:44.16allejogit merge upstream/v2_4_x
07:44.53Flashthat did some work
07:45.23allejoso that merged the official repo with your fork
07:45.29Flashand more importantly, I have Jeff's changes
07:45.53allejoand then you just push to origin (provided origin is your fork url)
07:46.08Flashhow do I verify?
07:46.13allejogit remote show origin
07:46.20allejoshould show you the url
07:46.36allejoPatlabor221, meh, still being attacked
07:46.38Flashgit remote show origin
07:46.38Flashfatal: 'origin' does not appear to be a git repository
07:46.38Flashfatal: Could not read from remote repository.
07:46.40FlashPlease make sure you have the correct access rights
07:46.42Flashand the repository exists.
07:47.14allejouhm. "git remote"
07:47.39Flashgit remote
07:47.40Flashjwmelto
07:47.40Flashupstream
07:48.00FlashI'm ready to blow this turkey away and try again ...
07:48.07allejoah then git remote show jwmelto
07:48.19BulletCatcherDon't, Flash.  You're really close.
07:48.19Patlabor221the origin will stay in your fork now
07:48.26allejothat'll point to your fork. and then git push jwmelto v2_4_x
07:48.39Flashgit remote show jwmelto
07:48.40Flash* remote jwmelto
07:48.40Flash<PROTECTED>
07:48.41Flash<PROTECTED>
07:49.00allejowoot
07:49.06allejopush it!
07:49.16Flashcringes
07:49.19Patlabor221push it REAL good
07:49.42Flashgit push jwmelto v2_4_x
07:49.42FlashCounting objects: 288, done.
07:49.42FlashDelta compression using up to 8 threads.
07:49.44FlashCompressing objects: 100% (62/62), done.
07:49.46FlashWriting objects: 100% (132/132), 17.06 KiB | 0 bytes/s, done.
07:49.48FlashTotal 132 (delta 103), reused 97 (delta 70)
07:49.50FlashTo https://github.com/jwmelto/bzflag-import-3.git
07:49.52Flash<PROTECTED>
07:50.18allejowooo
07:50.57FlashI assume that's good?
07:51.05Flashwould like to buy a clue
07:51.15allejomhmm
07:51.26allejohttps://github.com/jwmelto/bzflag-import-3/commits/v2_4_x
07:51.35allejoyour fork now has the changes :D
07:54.27Flashcan I ever do this again .... ?
07:55.29BulletCatcherA "git remote rename upstream official" command may make your two remotes more self-documenting.
07:56.39BulletCatcherYou now have two remote GitHub repos linked into the clone on your computer in front of you.
07:57.08BulletCatcherFirst you pulled in recent changes from the official repo.
07:57.31BulletCatcherThen you merged them into your local clone's branch.
07:57.53BulletCatcherFinally, you pushed the merged commits up to your private fork on GitHub.
07:58.48Flashso, I'm seeing complaints about Xcode/BZFlag.xcodeproj/xcuserdata/....
07:59.05Flashseems like that directory needs to be ignored, but my git is weak
07:59.41Patlabor221there is a gitignore file you can edit/add
07:59.54BulletCatcherSee the .gitignore file in the top-level directory.
08:00.23Patlabor221we do similar things for the windows build files
08:01.19BulletCatcherThe bottom of the file would be a fine place to add the line "/Xcode/BZFlag.xcodeproj/xcuserdata" (without the quotes).
08:02.16BulletCatcherOr maybe put it just below the BZFlag-Info.plist line.
08:02.49Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07jwmelto pushed 038 commits to 03v2_4_x [+37/-357/±26] 13http://git.io/yDmBXA
08:02.50Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07Jim Melton 03ce1d8b0 - Merge branch 'bzflag' of https://github.com/jwmelto/bzflag-import-3 into v2_4_x Conflicts: Makefile.am PORTING README README.SOLARIS include/Address.h include/BSPSceneDatabase.h include/BaseResources.h include/BillboardSceneNode.h include/BoltSceneNode.h include/BoxBuilding.h include/BzfDisplay.h include/BzfEvent.h include/BzfMedia.h include/BzfVisual.h include/BzfWindow.h include/EighthDBoxSceneNode.h
08:02.51Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07Jim Melton 03dc6b522 - Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/v2_4_x' into v2_4_x
08:02.52Not-311d[02bzflag-import-3] 07Jim Melton 03d15be31 - Added XCode cruft
08:02.57Flashoh crap
08:03.12Flashwhat is all that?
08:04.31BulletCatcherIt's a lousy commit message, but the actual change looks ok.
08:04.34Flashmuch ado about nothing
08:05.06Flashyou have no idea how much this whole thing makes me nervous
08:06.24BulletCatcherYeah.  I don't know why notify was so verbose.  What's in the repo looks fine.
08:06.58Flashdo I have my e-mail configured correctly?
08:07.08BulletCatcheryup
08:15.08BulletCatcherIn addition to your .gitignore change, I think you merged your private repo onto the official one.
08:15.14BulletCatcherThat isn't what we wanted.
08:15.28Flashright ...
08:15.34Flashgrimaces
08:15.48Flashbut my private repo should be EXACTLY like the master
08:16.01BulletCatcherIt wasn't, obviously.
08:17.40FlashI'm currently reviewing the diffs, and they SHOULD have been committed already
08:18.34Flashbecause I've tone NOTHING on that fork
08:19.00Flashgives up
08:20.07BulletCatcherNow I think I may be wrong, because I can't see any actual changes to the offical repo tree in your merge.
08:21.16BulletCatcher"git diff 879bf3e dc6b522" shows no changes.
08:21.32Flashbangs head a little harder on the desk
08:24.25BulletCatchersleeps
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17:20.56gnu-sensehesitates before commenting "reading the last bit of active log, I wonder, is it done when you can finally sync a fork into it?"
17:22.53blast007:P
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22:08.09Sorteoklk
22:08.16Sorteowhat's up?
22:09.16Sorteosomeone is attacking bzflag servers lol
22:09.33Sorteois not me obviously XD
22:09.41Sorteoehehehehe
22:10.11SorteoCan you stop 1 Gbit DDoS attack?
22:11.22Sorteowell you have told me that you can't :)
22:11.54Sorteoamazing
22:12.38Sorteoand if you can't 1 Gbit DDoS attack then you can't stop 3 Gbits DDoS or 5 Gbits ^_^
22:13.08Sorteowell, can you stop 300 megabits DDoS?
22:13.28Sorteo^_^ amazing
22:13.32Sorteodon't answer me
22:13.38Sorteoi know the answer ^_^
22:13.55Sorteoamazing
22:14.43Sorteoomg the hacker is at mofo
22:14.52Sorteowell the attacker, he isn't a hacker
22:15.01Sorteohe will attack omg
22:15.33*** mode/#bzflag [+o Patlabor221] by ChanServ
22:15.53*** kick/#bzflag [Sorteo!~JeffM@unaffiliated/jeffm2501] by Patlabor221 (Sorteo)
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22:16.11Sorteo>_>
22:16.14Sorteoscared?
22:16.17*** mode/#bzflag [+b *!*@gateway/web/freenode/ip.186.150.50.152] by Patlabor221
22:16.17*** kick/#bzflag [Sorteo!~JeffM@unaffiliated/jeffm2501] by Patlabor221 (Sorteo)
22:16.43Patlabor221is it big or little q?
22:18.00*** mode/#bzflag [+q *!*@*gateway/web/freenode/*] by Patlabor221
22:18.13*** mode/#bzflag [-b *!*@gateway/web/freenode/ip.186.150.50.152] by Patlabor221
22:19.32gnu-senseI think someone slipped him the blue pill
22:19.40Patlabor221who?
22:20.16gnu-sensethe weirdo. there's no "event" happening. All is quiet.
22:30.16Patlabor221we do not dignifigy him with a responce
22:33.33kierraso much for his saying he wouldnt be talking to us anymore
22:35.47Patlabor221it doesn't matter
22:36.47Patlabor221blast007, did you get my message about the bzworldgen images? the author should be getting back to me tonight, I pointed him to svn
22:36.57Patlabor221then we can get it fixed up when it goes to github archive
22:37.15blast007yep, saw that
22:37.39blast007if they're all good, I could get those put into images.bzflag.org so they're useful
22:37.48Patlabor221yeah
22:38.15Patlabor221I think they will be fine, we should be able to treat them the same as images submited to the data folder
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23:24.04manjaro_lol
23:24.12manjaro_the kaker is unstopable
23:24.15manjaro_XD ^_^
23:24.24manjaro_you are scared
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23:24.34manjaro_you are afraid hahahaha
23:24.37*** mode/#bzflag [+q *!*@*186.150.50.152/*] by Patlabor221
23:24.39*** kick/#bzflag [manjaro_!~blast007@bzflag/developer/Blast] by blast007 (manjaro_)
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23:24.53Patlabor221heh
23:25.04blast007OVERKILL!!!!
23:25.16Patlabor221Monster kill
23:25.50Patlabor221BZflag needs a guided nuke
23:25.57Patlabor221that'd give them the kill-cam
23:36.38blast007I did quite enjoy the guided missile in Descent 2, especially when I could loop around the mine and shoot myself with it ;)
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23:49.19gnu-senseso there was this story about an operating system that had a "crash system" command built in, as a consequence of all these programmers having fun trying to find new ways to crash the system...
23:52.21Patlabor221there is the doom based admin tool, you have to shoot the zombie processes
23:56.40khonkhortisanif they don't shoot themselves first
23:57.44khonkhortisanreplaces the accessibility program with the command prompt and gains root
23:58.28Patlabor221you mean groot
23:58.39khonkhortisanI sincerely hope it doesn't work any more

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