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56:22 <coppice> steve30: its lunch time and the lawn is still covered in frost
56:43 <coppice> The great brexit campaigner Dyson is moving out of the UK
56:50 <coppice> Sony is moving out of the UK
37:43 <pakesson> Sony is not physically moving anything though (as far as I can tell)
38:12 <pakesson> "Despite the move, Sony won't shift personnel and operations from the existing UK operations." (BBC)
38:43 <coppice> That's similar to the Panasonic statement last year
39:21 <coppice> quite a few of the brexit campaigners, like Dyson, seem to be making their final move out of the UK
40:40 <coppice> Sony's announcement is what you would expect, really. They have no reason to lay people off until they see exactly how things work out. They just want the legal preparations at this moment. With UK employment law they can easily dump the UK staff if things don't go well
43:13 <coppice> Dyson has actually been moving itself towards Asia since well before the brexit vote
34:53 <MrMobodies1> Hello
36:30 <MrMobodies1> Ahh, yes I read about Dyson moving out of the UK and Japan cancelling the their nuclear plant
37:21 <coppice> I think the Hitachi move has more to do with their own finances than Britain's prospects
40:39 <MrMobodies1> At the moment I think I'm being probed all day since this morning by some botnet.
42:01 <MrMobodies1> I left a port open for rdp at a different port number a long time ago. I assigned a virtual machine some days ago and they managed to discover it to log in.
44:54 <MrMobodies1> https://i.imgur.com/GzrYNcZ.jpg
45:13 <MrMobodies1> That's been going on all morning and they don't seem to give up.
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47:40 <MrMobodies1> they all seem to target RDP but it was at different port
47:41 <MrMobodies1> https://www.abuseipdb.com/check/212.156.16.134
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19:53 <DHess_US> I've always hid RDP inside of a VPN.
21:56 <MrMobodies1> I use VPN too for RDP but I left it open years ago and forgot. I had assigned it to an IP I no longer used until last night. I discovered the log in attempts in the log viewer.
23:18 <MrMobodies1> When I say some botnet. I am reporting them now.
23:19 <MrMobodies1> 212.156.16.134, 75.103.118.140, 8.37.44.13, 128.76.147.158, 194.225.194.237, 76.101.189.197, 89.163.242.113, 199.59.173.162, 194.140.174.26, 185.176.27.250, 190.60.79.134, 24.248.162.115
24:08 <MrMobodies1> It is now 4.26pm and this has been going since I think 5am this morning since I closed the port.
25:41 <MrMobodies1> The port is closed, and they still try and make a connection so that's I think it is a botnet.
48:04 <BurtyB> I see about 10 attempts a second here for RDP, don't think anything of it these days heh
52:10 <MrMobodies1> It's becoming normal and at different port numbers. I usually have lists but in this case I let it slide. I have checked everything on the firewall.
55:34 <DHess_US> For unwanted TCP connections, I would be tempted to add those IPs to my firewall to block after acknowledgement to prevent spoofing.
57:03 <MrMobodies1> I have a alias list on there for that
57:26 <MrMobodies1> and they come up on syslog on the Dude
58:49 <MrMobodies1> https://imgur.com/a/w0WBOCr
00:25 <MrMobodies1> I had port 6342 to RDP in the past to an an unuserd IP but looking at my logs it didn't take long for the bots long to find it when I set a virtual machine to it last night. Oh well it looks like that's normal.
13:21 <DHess_US> I've been thinking about running my FreeBSD based router inside of a VM so I can have other VM sessions on that hardware for other network functions like file hosting but am not convinced that is a good idea.
36:58 <MrMobodies1> I have run that before on a virtual machine and it didn't work out too well
38:19 <MrMobodies1> I prefer the firewall separate and maybe a backup one on virtual machine
41:35 <MrMobodies1> I have a lower power quad core full of network cards, another one ontop connected in parallel with carp which is turned off, (can't afford to run two) and a HP DL5 380 for all other things
50:19 <MrMobodies1> Anyone remember the BT branded HG2701 routers that they use to give out?
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33:37 <WebChatUser> TL;DR There might be some good cheap scopes available. I'm a total amateur and I bought this analogue oscilloscope really cheap (£30 approx $40) and it seems to be ideal for my amateur needs! It's made by Lodestar. I was wary at first because the manufacturer seems old and I couldn't find any information about the model number online. However the p
33:37 <WebChatUser> ackage came with an operators manual so it's all good. There are 3 more units available and I thought I'd share the link in case there are any other noobs out there looking for a cheap scope. Delivery was approx £6 but the seller is in the UK so international shipping may be more expensive (seeing as the oscilloscope is 7kg). Here is the link https
33:37 <WebChatUser> ://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Analogue-Oscilloscope-Model-OS-7010A/264154437879
33:37 <WebChatUser> or if the link is dead, just search "Analogue Oscilloscope Model OS 7010A" in ebay as that's what the seller listed the product as. Anyway, the seller listed the specs as "Lodestar Analogue Oscilloscope Model OS-7010A The OS-7010A is a trace trace, automnatic synchronous, multipurpose oscilloscope designed to operate in the frequency range from DC
33:37 <WebChatUser> to 10MHz with 5 inches (130mm) CRT screen and high verticle sensitivity(10mv/Div)" which in hindsight appears to come directly from the operators manual. I'm not actually sure how the specs of this oscilloscope compares to others. There only seems to be a few buttons and knobs so I think the functionality is limited, but like I said I think it may
33:37 <WebChatUser> be good for amateurs? If anybody here knows how good (or how bad) this scope is, i'd be interested to know. I don't mind either way as it was so cheap! I tested it with a simple clock circuit I made out of a 555 chip and it seems to work well! I wasn't able to get the scope to display my signal exactly how I wanted it, but I think that's because I
33:37 <WebChatUser> don't actually know what I'm doing and was just twiddling all the knobs to see how it affected the display. Anyway that's all for my ramblings. Thanks for reading!
40:30 <Ampera> looks like a decent enough legacy scope, WebChatUser
41:07 <WebChatUser> great! lucky find for me then :)
41:07 <Ampera> probably someone stumbled across an old stock of barely or never sold OEM scopes from China, and decided to pawn them off on ebay
41:57 <Ampera> if you particularly need an occasional scope, and don't like the idea of scope interfaces for IBM PC and compatibles, then it might work well
42:03 <Ampera> or just waiting on craigstlist for something to pop up
42:46 <Ampera> lol, Vartical, that's chineesium alright
42:59 <WebChatUser> I wondered what that meant!! haha
44:33 <Ampera> the finest element from which all cheap chinese crap is manufactured from, sturdy, but bound to anythinig from spying, spelling mistakes, low lifespan, and some small cases of spontaneous combustion
47:37 <WebChatUser> haha! hopefully there'll be no combusting in my house! I'm sure I'll be buying another one soon enough once I learn more about how to use them :)
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48:55 <DHess_US> You can have my Tektronix 2232 after you pry it from my cold dead hands.
59:06 <Ampera> and even then, you would have glued it to your cold dead hands
15:38 <DHess_US> I wear it as a hat.
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36:51 <MrMobodies1> I brought an Ifixit wooden screw set from the states. I don't see them selling in the UK anymore. It arrived last week with good packaging on the top and one size and no packaging on the other sideS. Bits of wood came loose inside and the whole thing fell apart. I emailed them and they have just sent another one promptly.
37:18 <MrMobodies1> I like their stuff, no problems with their screens and batteries sourced throigh them.
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48:48 <DHess_US> Went out to pick up the mail. Every surface where water could pool is now black ice and the mailbox was frozen shut. Drivers must be having fun.
00:20 <MrMobodies1> It did snow but it melted quite quickly followed by rain last night and the night before.
06:21 <DHess_US> The problem here is the rain last night left everything wet to freeze today so lots of frozen puddles and leakage.
23:41 <MrMobodies1> Earlier when I got back I found some Gas contractor vans parked outside and it was 11pm. I was hearing a noise and I thought it was one of the fan bearings. As I turned them off to take them down, I could still hear the noise from the window and it was coming from the vans parked outside. I see them bring planks of wood to cover up a hole. I think there was a gas leak next door.
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33:08 <Ampera> how the fuck does EEVBlog netsplit from me? That user is on my ZNC
34:49 * T3sl4 buhs the buh of a thousand buhs
35:04 * Ampera smashes T3sl4 
36:20 <DogWomble> is this death by 1000 paper buhs?
36:21 <ibiza> Ampera, maybe on a diff austnet server
36:45 <T3sl4> u wan 2 smash?
36:47 <Ampera> but why? It's literally the exact same computer, the exact same ZNC I'm on
37:03 <Ampera> T3sl4, lemme smash
37:10 <ibiza> if you connected via irc.austnet.org on the znc, once connect may use one server, and the other connection uses another
37:19 <ibiza> on the client try //echo $server
37:26 <ibiza> it should show which server you are using, if using mIRC
37:28 <Ampera> /echo #server
37:34 <Ampera> thanks for that one
37:42 <ibiza> nps
38:03 <Ampera> ibiza, I'm not even using Windows
39:11 <Ampera> it says it in the connection splash/motd stuff anyways, so let me compare it
39:27 <ibiza> sweet
39:52 <EEVBlog> US server for this one
40:02 <Ampera> and Australian for this one, which is really weird
40:08 <Ampera> does it just pick a server?
40:29 <ibiza> yes if you use irc.austnet.org to connect to an AU server use au.austnet.org
40:56 <Ampera> I'd want a US server, since I'm in the US, but tbh it's text
41:00 <Ampera> so I'm not too bothered
41:21 <ibiza> just like me :p
42:09 <T3sl4> IRC's distributed nature can't possibly make sense with modern servers and connections
43:07 <T3sl4> not that it necessarily hurts, but that it doesn't help
43:12 <Ampera> Well id imagine one server is connected to at first, and then clients are redirected to whichever server pings the fastest
43:32 <Ampera> and considering the AU server is on the other side of the world, unless there's monkies on the US lines, I doubt the ping will be higher for US
44:04 <Ampera> That does remind me, I should probably get my ass to work on that stupid bot
44:55 <Ampera> and with that mindset, I should probably use Python instead of C, so I can actually get it done instead of dicking around with barely functioning libraries that have shit documentation and take five pages of code just to connect to an IRC server, let alone do anything with it
45:21 <IRCStats> incognito.or.us.austnet.org
45:59 <Ampera> I might make my own IRCStats thing, because what's already done is nowhere near as nice as jspiros' homebrew stuff
47:00 <ibiza> no probs at all, i can remove the bot anytime you like, or you can have both :)
47:55 <Ampera> well we have no rules against bots at the moment, we don't really have rules
48:07 <Ampera> but I said I was going to make this thing a while ago and never got around to it.
48:22 <Ampera> I'd like to use C to make the bot, but libircclient is stupidly complicated, even for a C library
48:50 <T3sl4> link your C against the python libs ;)
49:32 <Ampera> i'd do that if I had any clue how to do that
49:41 <Ampera> it did come to mind though
50:05 <T3sl4> i would be shocked if it hasn't been done before
50:26 <Ampera> There is a Java lib, but Java seems to be like an addictive drug, I just can't seem to stop using it
50:44 <IRCStats> Starting mIRCStats update for #EEVblog
51:11 <T3sl4> https://i.imgur.com/12rPajB.gif
52:01 <Ampera> I also have gone CLI only for programming, and need to learn the CLI tools for Java
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52:48 <Ampera> I'll give your idea one bout of google, T3sl4, and then if that fails, I'll work with Python from reference
53:05 <Ampera> ah great, more netsplit
55:49 * Ampera is about to break someone's arm
58:55 <Ampera> that's fucking brilliant design, MATE, when you start Caja in another DE, it starts part of the MATE desktop environment
20:41 <Ampera> going down for updates
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24:52 <Ampera> i'm back
25:23 <Ampera> So after either me being a shit programmer, or the library having confusing and shit documentation, I'll be trying the java thing
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32:01 <Ampera> T3sl4, this is the most useful set of google results I have ever been given: https://gyazo.com/7a9eac42ee8ab5dda21bc214a31b3c8d
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32:52 <T3sl4> how the fuck does that happen
33:03 <T3sl4> wrong MIME type on the mirror?
33:33 <Ampera> it's me completely misunderstanding how java libs work for one, you don't just install them like C libs
33:52 <Ampera> but that's a pretty impressive set of bullshit regardless
34:28 <T3sl4> are they not just jars sitting around in the path?
34:47 <Ampera> yes, yes they are
35:08 <Ampera> but I have A. never done Java programming CLI only before, and B. barely done anything fancy with Java
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42:04 * T3sl4 hugs ThunderSqueak
42:11 * ThunderSqueak hugs back.
42:13 <ThunderSqueak> how goes
42:27 <T3sl4> can't complain
44:39 <Ampera> why not?
44:49 <DogWomble> i'd love somebody to turn down the sun
44:51 <ThunderSqueak> https://twitter.com/CORSAIR/status/1088199514819768320
45:45 * T3sl4 swats at ThunderSqueak's piles of browser tabs
46:04 <ThunderSqueak> only have one open atm XD
46:30 <DogWomble> having said that, i've noticed firefox isn't much better at times
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47:11 <T3sl4> FF and chrome are very similar these days
47:32 * T3sl4 slaps the austnet server around with a wet fishbot
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49:24 <Ampera> eyyy, the EEVBot didn't die
49:48 <seaner> the US server is having connectivity issues with AU
49:53 <Ampera> wait, is there such thing as Java 11 now?
49:57 <Ampera> seaner, no shit
50:00 <seaner> :P
50:06 <Ampera> fuck me there is
50:19 * T3sl4 waggles a dildo at Ampera
50:34 <seaner> bunch of whales rooting on the fibre under the ocean probably
50:38 * Ampera happily swipes it from T3sl4's hands, and runs behind the corner to do something with it
50:48 <Ampera> seaner, wales you mean?
51:00 <T3sl4> they could be both
51:06 <DogWomble> wales has flooded again has it?
51:48 <seaner> haha
51:51 <Ampera> you should know, you live in cambria
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19:05 <Ampera> T3sl4, in the even you have any additional clue, further details are https://gyazo.com/533205c23c766f5d682f262c465153a5 and bfb3cfd0a73fcfea81c716a16c3741c0
20:28 <T3sl4> that's not a constructor, that's static methods
20:42 <T3sl4> i guess the library itself can't construct whatever it's using?
20:46 <Ampera> you're telling me?
21:09 <Ampera> I have no clue what I'm doing, there's one page of barely any documentation, and the rest is javadocs
22:54 <T3sl4> nothing about dependencies..?
23:21 <Ampera> not that I know of, let me recheck
24:07 <Ampera> it says using the Netty library, am I to presume that's not included?
25:48 <Ampera> fuck caja
26:33 <Ampera> if you said something didn't get it, but I believe that's the issue anyways
26:50 <T3sl4> worth a try
26:59 <Ampera> have an lib
29:32 <Ampera> looks like it's a different lib
29:43 * T3sl4 pours curry and sriracha on the lib
30:40 * Ampera slaps T3sl4 for using sriracha
30:50 * T3sl4 squirts it in Ampera's eyes
31:09 <Ampera> T3sl4, standby
35:22 <Ampera> well got that working
35:27 <Ampera> now it's complaining of other crap
53:15 <Ampera> T3sl4, for whatever reason my ZNC resets the connection when I try to connec to it using this lib
54:02 <T3sl4> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
55:04 <Ampera> alright, so that's why, it refuses any connection that doesn't connect with ssl
55:08 <Ampera> but how to disable that
00:21 <EEVBlog> This is a test of the EEVBot. Please slap yourself to confirm.
00:27 <Ampera> YES
00:47 <Ampera> I DID A THING
01:00 <Ampera> T3sl4, it works
01:19 <T3sl4> \o/
14:06 <mrpackethead> it works.
14:12 <mrpackethead> slap EEVBlog
14:33 * EEVBlog slaps mrpackethead 
15:06 <mrpackethead> pike EEVBlog
16:38 <Ampera> I speak
16:53 <Ampera> but apparently the bot doesn't hear me
18:11 <Ampera> message
19:10 <Ampera> test
19:26 <Ampera> perhaps I should get myself a testing room, before this gets annoying
20:29 * T3sl4 slaps Ampera, EEVBlog and mrpackethead like a three stooges combo-slap
20:49 * Ampera pokes T3sl4 in the eyes
21:21 * T3sl4 blocks it
23:34 <Ampera> Nani?!
24:46 <EEVBlog> Ampera has spoken!
25:14 <Ampera> sweet, just wrong channel, was intended for the testing one
25:14 <EEVBlog> Ampera has spoken!
25:22 <Ampera> shut up
25:31 Kick: EEVBlog was kicked by T3sl4 (T3sl4)
25:32 <Ampera> but I can now take input, and process commands from specific users
25:36 <T3sl4> hah, take that!
25:39 <Ampera> lol
26:15 <Ampera> now to make it a Twitter bot
26:23 <T3sl4> you twit
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26:52 <EEVBlog> uwot
26:58 <T3sl4> m9
27:04 <Ampera> m10
27:20 <T3sl4> borges would be proud
27:28 <Ampera> any requests for what the bot should do?
27:44 <T3sl4> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
27:52 <Ampera> just asking
30:15 <Ampera> http://twitter4j.org/en/index.html this looks useful
44:06 * T3sl4 slides a fresh pizza into the channel, takes a slice
47:26 <mrpackethead> how fresh is fresh
47:42 <T3sl4> ten minutes from the oven
48:16 <mrpackethead> tis not fresh
48:22 <mrpackethead> that may as well be 200 years old
48:30 <T3sl4> tis but a fresh wound!
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54:56 <T3sl4> your connection seems to have spoiled
55:45 Quit: mrpackethead ([email protected]) Ping timeout: 121 seconds
55:51 <Ampera> Halcyon, when you see this, I need the info for the twitter account you set up for this bot
56:21 * Ampera spoils T3sl4 
56:31 <T3sl4> ^-^
57:08 <T3sl4> Ampera: but what if he reads it with tts?
57:49 <Ampera> with what?
57:53 <Ampera> oh
57:55 <T3sl4> text to speech
21:24 <ThunderSqueak> https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DxokDQuU8AAPRPo?format=jpg
22:36 <ThunderSqueak> poor kitty needs a vet :(
30:23 * T3sl4 scritches the ThunderSqueak
34:59 <mph> I just did somethign dumb
35:22 <mph> took the frying pan out of the oven.. by its handle.
35:25 <mph> yes, it was hot.
36:57 <ThunderSqueak> ouchies
37:02 <ThunderSqueak> brand yourself?
42:45 <ServalSpots> Not sure which of the two of you just burned yourselves harder
46:43 <ThunderSqueak> ikr
55:33 Quit: ThunderSqueak ([email protected]) Quit: Leaving
02:40 <T3sl4> ServalSpots: They say everyone likes their own brand.
29:44 <Ampera> Halcyon, standby, currently remembering how to auth
30:36 Quit: Ampera ([email protected]) Changing hosts
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32:39 <Ampera> Say something Halcyon
32:53 <Halcyon> Something
32:53 <EEVBlog> Halcyon has spoken!
33:01 <Halcyon> OK ?
33:05 <Ampera> eyyy
33:16 <Ampera> That just shows I can get input from a specific channel and user, and then respond to that input
33:21 <Halcyon> Right
33:23 <Halcyon> Very good
33:32 <Ampera> I have the Twitter code almost ready for some tests, I just needed to get API credentials to do it
33:42 <Ampera> Any special requests for what the bot can do?
34:02 <Halcyon> Not at the moment, the twitter thing is probably the most important
34:10 <Ampera> Alright, thy will be done
42:52 <Ampera> EEVBlog Debug and Version
42:53 <EEVBlog> EEVBot Version 0.1 "Twalpha". No further debug info available
42:57 <Ampera> EEVBlog About
42:58 <EEVBlog> EEVBot, Programmed by Ampera for EEVBlog IRC provided by AustNet. This is a pre-twitter version.
45:22 <Ampera> I said something
53:16 <Ampera> That's strange, YouTube videos aren't looping for me anymore
57:37 <T3sl4> EEVBlog: twhat?
59:43 <Ampera> it's A. not on, and B. doesn't respond to random stuff
59:56 <T3sl4> Ampera: twhat?
00:07 <Ampera> twalpha
00:21 <T3sl4> ;)
00:32 <Ampera> combination of twat and alpha, but if anybody else asks, it's actually twitter
01:00 <T3sl4> pfft, a sensible explanation?
01:56 <Ampera> lol
02:00 <Ampera> sorry for making too much sense
02:12 <T3sl4> it's like i hardly know you anymore
03:22 <EEVBlog> Shut up T3sl4co1l!
03:38 <T3sl4> you can't make me! you're not my father!
03:41 * T3sl4 runs away crying
03:45 <Ampera> whoops, that was intended to happen when you tag it, but it was given a backlog
03:50 <Ampera> so it did it upon startup, I need to fix that
03:57 <T3sl4> EEVBlog: ?
03:58 <EEVBlog> Shut up T3sl4co1l!
04:03 <T3sl4> :D
04:27 <T3sl4> what, is that like two programs, one is the client, the other is scripts feeding it?
05:03 <Ampera> The bot is a single program, it's just on my ZNC
05:10 <T3sl4> oh yeah
05:12 <Ampera> so when I turn it off it doesn't annoy everyone by dropping in and out
05:42 <Ampera> aaaanyways, back to messing with oauth crap
05:56 <Ampera> oh, it also mirrors everything said into console, which is neat
36:05 <Ampera> T3sl4, you around to witness a test of it working completely?
36:29 <Ampera> hold on, actually, let me have it monitor my account, so I can actually see if it gets new tweets right
36:50 * T3sl4 buhs at EEVBlog
37:04 <Ampera> it's not on
37:06 <Ampera> but standby
37:26 <Ampera> idk if it does retweets, let me check
37:47 <EEVBlog> New EEVBlog Tweet: @TechConnectify You want a coffee that will suck caffeine out of your body?
37:56 <Ampera> Interesting, it does replies
38:10 <Ampera> but it shouldn't say the same thing again, even though it polls for tweets every 10 seconds or so
38:28 <Ampera> alright, let me post something
38:43 <EEVBlog> New EEVBlog Tweet: T3sl4co1l is such a sweet boy.
38:50 <Ampera> EYYYYY
39:36 <Ampera> genuinely impressed at myself for how quickly I was able to get that to work
39:46 <Ampera> I guess that's what happens when I cheat and use Java
40:45 * T3sl4 grinds the code and brews a coffee for Ampera
40:51 <Ampera> mmm coffee
46:34 <Ampera> EEVBlog Status
46:34 <EEVBlog> EEVBlog's Latest Tweet: @LordStreetGuru @MAGIX_INT Just a having to overlay images and not being able to just drag them to where I want on the preview window. Have to open each image edit box separately. Stupid.
47:05 <T3sl4> that sounds utterly irrelevant :P
47:37 <Ampera> actually, you're right, it is.
47:46 <Ampera> let me make it less irrelevant
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35:56 <Ampera> T3sl4, that was much harder to fix than I thought, but I ultimately found a hacky solution that's bound to hopefully not break
36:25 * T3sl4 brandishes a hammer Amperawardsly
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09:48 <Ampera> I'm having way too much fun making this bot
16:01 <T3sl4> :)
16:14 <Ampera> EEVBlog Status
16:14 <EEVBlog> EEVBlog's Latest Tweet: Wow, 2019 went by quick, it's christmas time already! Santa works at @rohdeschwarz https://t.co/sAENDQN2nQ
16:18 <Ampera> EEVBlog About
16:18 <EEVBlog> EEVBot, Programmed by Ampera for EEVBlog IRC provided by AustNet. This is a pre-twitter version.
16:18 <EEVBlog> EEVBot, Programmed by Ampera for EEVBlog IRC provided by AustNet. I mirror twitter posts, among other things. Might not be housetrained yet!
16:19 <EEVBlog> EEVBot, Programmed by Ampera for EEVBlog IRC provided by AustNet. This is a pre-twitter version.
16:26 <Ampera> that's fucked
16:28 <T3sl4> whoa
17:07 <Ampera> EEVBlog About
17:07 <EEVBlog> EEVBot, Programmed by Ampera for EEVBlog IRC provided by AustNet. This is a pre-twitter version.
17:08 <EEVBlog> EEVBot, Programmed by Ampera for EEVBlog IRC provided by AustNet. This is a pre-twitter version.
17:20 <Ampera> that's strange, I'm not supposed to have any instances running...
17:21 <T3sl4> incidentally, don't forget to mask it from reading its own messages, if that can happen
17:30 <Ampera> it doesn't.
18:10 <Ampera> EEVBlog about
18:18 <Ampera> alright, m'bad, I had more than one instance running.
18:23 <T3sl4> haha
18:30 <Ampera> EEVBlog About
18:30 <EEVBlog> EEVBot, Programmed by Ampera for EEVBlog IRC provided by AustNet. I mirror twitter posts, among other things. Might not be housetrained yet!
18:36 <T3sl4> so there should've been four earlier, did it get rate limited?
18:49 <Ampera> no, there should have been two because I only had two running
19:05 <Ampera> why there were 3 I have no clue, but it's not an issue anymore so
19:14 <Ampera> T3sl4, run EEVBlog Help.
19:21 <Ampera> EEVBlog Help
19:21 <T3sl4> EEVBlog: you're an asshole
19:27 <T3sl4> EEVBlog help
19:45 <Ampera> I'll need to add that...
19:45 <T3sl4> maked?
19:54 <T3sl4> it's pretty slow, it can PM faster i think?
19:59 <Ampera> ah
20:02 <Ampera> it's slow?
20:12 <Ampera> EEVBlog Status
20:12 <EEVBlog> EEVBlog's Latest Tweet: Wow, 2019 went by quick, it's christmas time already! Santa works at @rohdeschwarz https://t.co/sAENDQN2nQ
20:16 <Ampera> that's pretty fast
21:03 <T3sl4> seems like the last three PMs of the Help were spaced like 0.5s
21:29 <Ampera> were they?
21:35 <Ampera> idk, I'm not gonna cry over 500ms
21:48 <T3sl4> low priority, ya
21:50 <Ampera> EEVBlog, you're an asshole
21:50 <EEVBlog> No, you're a whole ass, Ampera.
22:05 <T3sl4> EEVBlog
23:14 <Ampera> try again, T3sl4
23:28 <Ampera> EEVBlog
23:29 <EEVBlog> no u.
23:29 <T3sl4> EEVBlog
23:34 <T3sl4> EEVBlog
23:39 <T3sl4> EEVBlog u idiot
23:44 <Ampera> EEVBlog
23:44 <EEVBlog> no u.
24:01 <Ampera> didn't put a flood cap on it, it's just doing that
24:07 <Ampera> not that I'm complaining
28:18 <Ampera> EEVBlog is a shit channel
28:19 <EEVBlog> hi
28:26 <Ampera> excuse me what
28:50 <Ampera> EEVBlog
28:50 <EEVBlog> no u.
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47:00 <Ampera> T3sl4, how many easter eggs are too many easter eggs?
47:26 <T3sl4> zero (ಠ_ಠ)
47:32 <T3sl4> jk, a few is good
48:05 <T3sl4> EEVBlog what is the answer to life, the universe and everything?
48:24 <Ampera> you keep giving me more and more ideas for them that I don't already have
48:30 <T3sl4> :>D
48:54 * T3sl4 hrms, adjusts his glasses a bit
48:57 <Ampera> the bot's also not running atm while I pack useless shit in there for lack of a better thing to do with my time
56:25 <Ampera> T3sl4, retry that, and then give me more ideas :>3
56:32 <T3sl4> EEVBlog what is the answer to life, the universe and everything?
56:46 <Ampera> EEVBlog answer
56:46 <EEVBlog> 42.
56:55 <Ampera> EEVBlog what is the answer to life, the universe, and everything
56:55 <EEVBlog> hi
57:02 <Ampera> ok what the fuck
57:05 <T3sl4> EEVBlog uh
57:11 <T3sl4> EEVBlog henlo
57:32 <T3sl4> EEVBlog hi
57:33 <EEVBlog> hi
57:50 <Ampera> some issues
57:52 <Ampera> let me fix those
58:49 <Ampera> EEVBlog, what is the answer to life, the universe, and everything?
58:49 <EEVBlog> 42.
58:56 <Ampera> T3sl4, I dun fixed it
59:04 <T3sl4> i'll fix you..!
59:20 <Ampera> there are some cues that will respond to speech on a random basis, for example
59:20 <Ampera> hello
59:22 <Ampera> hello
59:25 <Ampera> hello
59:27 <Ampera> hello
59:28 <T3sl4> Hello
59:30 <coppice_> EEVBlog: what is the answer to 42?
59:30 <Ampera> hello
59:30 <EEVBlog> Hello there, Ampera!
59:32 <EEVBlog> 42.
59:33 <Ampera> there
59:46 <Ampera> that's a 1/5 chance, and there are some that are really rare, like 1/500
00:15 <Ampera> it also responds to being insulted, because that's the first thing anybody making an AI programs
00:20 <Ampera> EEVBlog, you're retarded
00:20 <EEVBlog> Forward all complaints to the Monstanto corporation, oh wait.
00:31 <T3sl4> EEVBlog: you're beautiful
00:37 <T3sl4> ...
00:49 <Ampera> just realised it's supposed to be Address to get the reference right
00:58 <coppice_> the idiot can't even spell Monsainto properly
01:10 <T3sl4> Merde.
01:23 <Ampera> lol
01:54 <Ampera> T3sl4, also it will tag some people in those 1/500's, and I'm afraid you probably have the most easy to get one
02:09 <Ampera> still 1/500, but out of all of them, we're likely to see that payload earliest
02:24 <T3sl4> some probabilities are more equal than others
02:55 <Ampera> well 1/500 whenever anyone says a specific wor
02:55 <Ampera> d
03:01 <T3sl4> penis.
03:32 <coppice_> many probabilities will give you the hump
03:53 <Ampera> EEVBlog, what is the best place to get porn?
03:54 <EEVBlog> You can get that over fibre now?
04:08 <coppice_> EEVBlog, what is the best place to get fibre?
04:14 <Ampera> not australia
04:24 <T3sl4> grab your dick and double-click for PORN PORN PORN!
04:39 <Ampera> maybe I made those random payloads too easy....
04:59 <T3sl4> people pay for loads now?
06:37 <coppice_> payloads == money shots?
06:56 <T3sl4> sounds right
09:14 <Ampera> EEVBlog, how's the internet down under?
09:14 <EEVBlog> I think the NBN might be able to hold its shit together long enough for a whole YouTube video!
09:57 <Ampera> EEVBlog, fuck you
09:58 <EEVBlog> You can get that over fibre now?
10:04 <T3sl4> hah
10:10 <Ampera> wait, that's not supposed to happen
10:15 <Ampera> although that is funnier than what I had originally
10:20 <Ampera> the EEVBlog is shit
10:20 <EEVBlog> If you keep saying that, I'm gonna hold you upside down and shake you until all the electrons fall out, Ampera!
11:13 <Ampera> I also have, fuck the eevblog
11:13 <EEVBlog> Well fuck you and your shitty ass shoes, Ampera.
12:21 <Ampera> I think I might have it all good enough to transfer it to its permanent home
12:22 <Ampera> my HTPC
15:11 <Ampera> EEVBlog Status
15:12 <EEVBlog> EEVBlog's Latest Tweet: Wow, 2019 went by quick, it's christmas time already! Santa works at @rohdeschwarz https://t.co/sAENDQN2nQ
22:40 <Ampera> Alright, well scream at me if it goes haywire. It shouldn't do anything truly devastating, but if it does, you can kick it and tell me what went wrong
23:28 <Ampera> it should keep up with Dave's tweets, if he makes a new one, it should automatically post. Any suggestions also give them to me. I'm seriously thinking about, maybe even planning a statistics gathering thing, with stats deliverable on IRC
23:43 <Ampera> maybe through a pastebin, or something integrated with the website, or just straight into people's DMs
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26:36 <T3sl4> thanks Ampera :)
26:59 <Ampera> np, was quite fun to do, hopefully I can make more neet stuff. gonna ask on the forums for ideas
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