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Monday, December 18, 2023

[01:03:43] Neo_Nemesis/rizon wompa stompa

[01:04:02] Neo_Nemesis/rizon !bang

[01:04:27] Neo_Nemesis/rizon I only watch DragonBall and Gundam

[01:04:33] Neo_Nemesis/rizon :V

[01:04:44] Neo_Nemesis/rizon sometimes ninja scroll

[01:04:48] Neo_Nemesis/rizon V:

[01:05:39] Neo_Nemesis/rizon I also dabbled slightly in Outlaw Star

[01:06:08] Neo_Nemesis/rizon This is the story of a boy who played base-a-balluru

[01:22:12] Neo_Nemesis/rizon you smell funny

[01:23:26] Neo_Nemesis/rizon Well thats enough coding for tonight

[01:23:37] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ComputerTech: python duckhunt is very close to being ready :D

[01:23:48] Neo_Nemesis/rizon If i dont get called into work again, it should be ready tomorrow

[01:24:31] Neo_Nemesis/rizon once I finish these last few things I'll put the source on github (privately) for testing/fixing

[01:24:54] Neo_Nemesis/rizon o7

[01:25:01] Neo_Nemesis/rizon \o\

[01:25:04] Neo_Nemesis/rizon /o/

[01:25:53] Neo_Nemesis/rizon i pretty much told my boss that if he needs me to call me, so far he has been calling me at every opportunity, I won't complain as I need the extra $$ rn

[01:29:39] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ghostnode: yea python duckhunt

[01:30:45] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ghostnode: tho i am not making an exact copy of the TCL duckhunt, this one is like a sequel more than a copy, calling it Super DuckHunt cos if there was a sequel it wouldve been on SNES lol

[01:31:58] Neo_Nemesis/rizon befriending ducks, instead of different ammo you have gun upgrades, couple new items, when you !bang your reliability decreases to a certain point then you have to clean your gun, some items behave differently.

[01:32:35] Neo_Nemesis/rizon you can also upgrade you ammo capacity starts with 7 rounds, can upgrade to a max of 12 rounds

[01:32:56] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ComputerTech: that would be cool ;)

[01:33:47] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ComputerTech: It should be pretty solid already, a lot of bugs ive worked out in the process of coding, also used the python IRC library

[01:34:00] Neo_Nemesis/rizon or the python sockets lib

[01:34:01] Neo_Nemesis/rizon rather

[01:34:57] Neo_Nemesis/rizon *BANG* foxy shot down ComputerTech in 1 quote

[01:35:22] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ComputerTech: I think the main thing that script may need is refining

[01:35:47] Neo_Nemesis/rizon but idk, im not a pro with python, if it works, it works LOL

[01:35:51] Neo_Nemesis/rizon foxy: python duckhunt

[01:36:14] Neo_Nemesis/rizon foxy: already happened

[01:36:20] Neo_Nemesis/rizon he's raged on me a couple times

[01:36:33] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ComputerTech: louipc is that guy I told you about the other day that lost his shit when I told someone to use python

[01:37:38] Neo_Nemesis/rizon LOL

[01:37:47] Neo_Nemesis/rizon yea End3r was about ready to ban him

[01:38:17] Neo_Nemesis/rizon probably shouldn't tho

[01:38:22] Neo_Nemesis/rizon louipc gonna rage again

[01:38:26] Neo_Nemesis/rizon >.>

[01:38:51] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ComputerTech: he tried to say TCL > Python

[01:39:51] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ComputerTech you seem offended :U

[01:40:12] Neo_Nemesis/rizon lol

[01:40:31] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ComputerTech: he might not reply to it, End3r made it abundantly clear to him to stfu about it

[01:40:44] Neo_Nemesis/rizon lol

[01:41:04] Neo_Nemesis/rizon LOL

[01:41:32] Neo_Nemesis/rizon louipc's not a bad guy, he's just annoying when you're trying to talk about python

[01:41:52] Neo_Nemesis/rizon <3

[01:42:07] Neo_Nemesis/rizon I like python's syntax honestly

[01:42:21] Neo_Nemesis/rizon the only thing that grinds me is the cant concat str to bytes etc

[01:43:16] Neo_Nemesis/rizon can't compare int to float :U

[01:43:23] Neo_Nemesis/rizon but its okay

[01:43:25] Neo_Nemesis/rizon I've adapted to it

[01:45:40] Neo_Nemesis/rizon lol

[01:46:49] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ive gotten used to it now, for example if you have and int and need to compare to a float, just put the int into float()

[01:47:05] Neo_Nemesis/rizon if you have a float you need to conver to a whole number, just use round()

[01:47:30] Neo_Nemesis/rizon :O

[01:48:37] Neo_Nemesis/rizon i would say you could take a bytes value and convert it to str(bytesvalue) but it returns b'bytesvalue'

[01:48:43] Neo_Nemesis/rizon gotta use decode() first

[01:49:19] Neo_Nemesis/rizon some things I left b'value' cos its easier

[01:49:40] Neo_Nemesis/rizon wellll

[01:49:44] Neo_Nemesis/rizon im hungry

[01:49:52] Neo_Nemesis/rizon gonna make some food and watch TV

[01:50:56] Neo_Nemesis/rizon but python sounds cooler

[01:51:14] Neo_Nemesis/rizon there's too many languages that are named after gemstones

[01:52:14] Neo_Nemesis/rizon make a new programming langauge with python and call it viper :o

[01:54:31] Neo_Nemesis/rizon I think there is just plain FAT too ?

[01:55:17] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ah yea

[01:55:24] Neo_Nemesis/rizon original version was FAT8, then FAT12

[02:00:06] Neo_Nemesis/rizon CrystalMath: yep, original version was FAT8

[02:01:10] Neo_Nemesis/rizon According to Wikipedia, the original FAT8 filesystem was developed by Marc McDonald in 1977

[02:01:41] Neo_Nemesis/rizon as part of "NCR BASIC +6", a port of Microsoft BASIC to an 8080-based NCR data entry terminal

[02:02:44] Neo_Nemesis/rizon CrystalMath: 86-DOS the FAT8 was modified to FAT12

[02:02:46] Neo_Nemesis/rizon ¯\_(o.O)_/¯

[02:02:49] Neo_Nemesis/rizon dinner time :D

[15:55:04] Neo_Nemesis/rizon !bang

[15:55:15] Neo_Nemesis/rizon :o

[18:46:43] Neo_Nemesis/rizon h4 <3

[20:31:40] Neo_Nemesis/rizon i've got a wild hair up my ass and recoding the !bang section of python duckhunt, i think i can make it better, still have the old !bang, but wanna try this new !bang

[20:31:42] Neo_Nemesis/rizon cos !bang

[20:31:46] Neo_Nemesis/rizon !ɮѧӤԍ

[20:49:39] Neo_Nemesis/rizon Fun Fact: Honey is bee vomit

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