Other neato stuff planned for this weekend:
- Bleach 11 (We're almost up to the Soul Society arc)
- The wiping of Fedora Core 5 from both my systems (I never use it), resulting in the death of UFBot
- Shitloads of homework (obviously)
Just got 25/30 on my most recent Turing test as well. :)
Last but not least, I'm already planning ahead on revamping both my systems, and possibly building another with allowance, aka my only source of funding.
Plans for Mist:
- Fill all the SATA controllers (1 is filled)
- New case with more oomph and fans
- Max out memory (try to get it to 8 GB, if possible)
Plans for Sea:
- New case
- Max out memory (maximum is 3 GB, to my knowledge)
- Replace optical drives
- New CPU (hopefully 2 GHz, it currently runs at 1.5 GHz)
Also, the name for the new machine I plan on constructing is Dew. (There's a pattern here somewhere.)
Also, yay for Soul Society (looking forward to the eventual Kenpachi battle).
(I'd rather write this in cpp, but I don't know some functions.)
*** SOURCE CODE START ***
/*
Tic-Tac-Turing
written by Peter Conway
The AI is rather lame, but hey
Implement'd:
- board
- breaking from the loop
- input
- name selection
Todo:
- AI
- When someone wins, get out of the mainloop
*/
var humanplayername : string
var compuplayername : string
var move : boolean := true
var pwned : boolean := false % this ends the mainloop
var board : char (9) % this is a 3x3 board, so yeah
/*
board layout (in char)
1|2|3
4|5|6
7|8|9
solutions:
(horizontally)
1-2-3
4-5-6
7-8-9
(vertically)
1-4-7
2-5-8
3-6-9
(diagonally)
1-5-9
3-5-7
*/
function generatename : string
% generates a name
var randstuffs : int := Rand.Int (1, 10)
if randstuffs = 1 then
result "Frank"
elsif randstuffs = 2 then
result "Bob"
elsif randstuffs = 3 then
result "Joe"
elsif randstuffs = 4 then
result "Adam"
elsif randstuffs = 5 then
result "Alan"
elsif randstuffs = 6 then
result "Yourmom"
elsif randstuffs = 7 then
result "Pat the Cow"
elsif randstuffs = 8 then
result "Jimothy"
elsif randstuffs = 9 then
result "Cowfish"
else
result "Randomguy"
end if
end generatename
procedure domove
var cor : int
var spot : int
% Controls play movements from both the computer and the player.
if move = true then
% human's turn
locate (2, 1)
put "Please input where you want to put your marker"
put "coordinate: " ..
get cor
cls % we're done moving
if cor > 9 then
locate (20, 1)
put "That spot doesn't exist, idiot" % prevent a crash
elsif board (cor) = "N" then
locate (20, 1)
put "Spot is untaken"
board (cor) := "X" % This spot is MINE!
else
locate (20, 1)
put "This spot is taken"
end if
end if
end domove
procedure playerstats
% This displays the player names at the top of the screen
% Geez, can't you look at the name?!
locate (1, 1)
put "Player: ", humanplayername ..
if move = true then
put " * " % indicate that it's this player's move
end if
locate (1, 50)
put "Computer: ", compuplayername ..
if move = false then
put " * " % indicate that it's this player's move
end if
end playerstats
procedure getplayername
put "Please tell me your name"
get humanplayername : *
put "Thank you."
compuplayername := generatename
cls
end getplayername
procedure draw_box
locate (5, 10)
put " | | "
locate (6, 10)
put " _____|________|______"
locate (7, 10)
put " | | "
locate (8, 10)
put " | | "
locate (9, 10)
put " _____|________|______"
locate (10, 10)
put " | | "
locate (11, 10)
put " | | "
locate (13, 1)
put "Layout is as follows"
put " 1|2|3\n",
" 4|5|6\n",
" 7|8|9\n"
% now allocate stuff
locate (5, 12)
if board (1) = "N" then
put ""
else
put board (1)
end if
locate (5, 20)
if board (2) = "N" then
put ""
else
put board (2)
end if
locate (5, 28)
if board (3) = "N" then
put ""
else
put board (3)
end if
locate (8, 12)
if board (4) = "N" then
put ""
else
put board (4)
end if
locate (8, 20)
if board (5) = "N" then
put ""
else
put board (5)
end if
locate (8, 28)
if board (6) = "N" then
put ""
else
put board (6)
end if
locate (11, 12)
if board (7) = "N" then
put ""
else
put board (7)
end if
locate (11, 20)
if board (8) = "N" then
put ""
else
put board (8)
end if
locate (11, 28)
if board (9) = "N" then
put ""
else
put board (9)
end if
end draw_box
procedure mainloop
% This is the main loop.
% Tweakage in this loop would be quite nasty.
loop
draw_box % drawbox is reserved. damnit.
playerstats
domove
if pwned = true then
exit % we're all done here!
end if
end loop
end mainloop
% start()
getplayername
%initialise the board
for x : 1 .. 9
board (x) := "N"
end for
mainloop
*** SOURCE CODE END ***
C++ is unlike basic or turing because it has no such functions to clear the screen or put stuff at specific locations with color. Unless you use special windows functions like SetConsoleCursorPosition and FillConsoleOutputCharacter
C and C++ are a lot like regular people and rich-snobby people. Regular people can pass off as rich people because it is easy to imitate them, but rich people don't dare act like regular people -- it's uncouth ;)
edited 7:25 PM EST November 22, 2006
And porting this to C++ would be interesting :)
Anyways, I'm about to exit computer class and go home to a weekend and... homework, assignments and studying for tests >_<
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The recording idea failed due to a) stupidity b) lousy equipment.
8bitpeoples will be producing a DVD anyway, so those who were interested will get their chance to see the festivities.
And now, sleep.
edited 3:49 AM EST December 1, 2006
Also, now that the recording idea has failed, what are you going to do with the equipment?
Picked up a few CDs. Herbert Weixelbaum was awesome, as was Rabato (not to say the others weren't also awesome, but these guys really stood out!)
*takes out guitar*
*strumma strumma strumma strumma*
AND SO I WAS BANNED
AND MY BRAINS WER CANNED
OW, OW, OW *headbanging*
I DEMANDED AN EXPLANATION
BUT THEY WERE TOO BUSY YIFFING TO RESPOND
MASTURBATING WITH THEIR CHEESE GRATERS
AND IN THEIR COCKS WERE CRATERS
LA LA LA LA LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
I GUESS THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOUR AN ASS LIKE ME
BUT YOU KNOW, IT'S FUN TO DO SUCH A THING
EVEN IF IT MEANS LOSING YOUR ABILITY TO RHYYYYYYYME
*mild applause*
edited 10:47 PM EST December 3, 2006
Day 3:
I made it in time for the end of the This Spartan Life screening and for all of 8 Bit, which was a fairly interesting documentary (the sort of thing I might want to show my family to explain what the hell I'm into :)
The show...
I finally got over my antisocialness and met virt, chibi-tech, and others whose names utterly escape me. The show was great, can't really do it justice in words... Bud Melvin was funny and skilled, TouchBoy did a 20 minute (at least) mix that had me spazzing to the beat the whole time, don't let me leaving a name off the list indicate that they weren't awesome, virt has a much more detailed rundown of everyone.
I stayed for the whole show, which ended after 2 AM, which meant I missed the last train out of Penn Station, so I took the PATH with virt, Prozax, and cibi-tech back to Jersey. I then waited two hours in Newark for the next train, walked a few miles home from the train station, and promptly passed out.
Day 4:
This was the day of the Big Names... Jeroen Tel is incredibly good at what he does, and a good showman, too, picking the notes out of the air (though not nearly as energetic as, say, Nullsleep). Portalenz was great, after they instructed everyone to "BUY OUR CDs" I went over to the CD sale section and said "I want to buy their CDs", two of which are nice low-volume productions exclusive to blip festival with handwritten labels.
YMCK was just as crazy-cute-happy JPop as one might expect, a bit too happy for me.
Neil Voss seems not to perform very often, his music was great but he was pretty much just standing up there pressing buttons (not that that wasn't what nearly everyone else was doing, but they looked a lot more excited about it). He reminded me vaguely of Elijah Wood. After his set I stalked him around the room for a while until I could get his attention, introduced myself, complemented his work, and asked him about USF.
"Have you ever heard of USF?"
"I think so, but I'm not sure why..."
"It's a ripped format for N64 music-"
"Oh, yeah, Ultra Sound Format."
It turned out that not only had he heard of it, he had downloaded the player and rips and was entertained at how accurately it reproduced the bugs in the original playback software. He took down my email address and signed my program with "ROCK THE USF'S".
Awesome.
Took the PATH back again (I had taken it in this time, it actually makes more sense than the other route I'd taken), then helped chibi-tech run across Newark Penn Station with his luggage so we could make the train that was already in the station.
Best 4 days ever. Despite the troubles associated with getting there and back, and the huge amount of money I spent on transportation, food, and CDs, I regret nothing. I took some pictures with a black and white disposable camera that I bought from a guy who kept trying to sell me a digital camera at lower prices, but at that point I was almost out of cash.
COME NEXT YEAR AND BRING YOUR AWESOME!
edited 11:50 PM EST December 4, 2006
<DarkLancer> i wanna know the fetish of fucking a vacuum
edited 1:47 PM EST December 8, 2006
...it's true :(
(22:08:16) _LSK_: I wish my butt could access IRC
(22:08:23) _LSK_: so there would be a party
(22:08:26) _LSK_: in my pants
(22:08:28) _LSK_: all the time
...ick.
Yesterday, the computers were hauled out of the computer labs en masse, some of them being antiques (they were just capable of running Windows 2000). Our careers teacher decided to book us to the projector that day, but did not take into consideration that the projector couldn't be used. Bah.
So today, I arrived at school a few hours early. The stairwells and hallways were relatively empty, save for the girls walking around, gossiping on their cell phones. I wait a few minutes, then the cheesy music starts in the hallways, and that's my cue to get to class. Then I see boxes and boxes of Dells in the hallways. I didn't expect this many to arrive; a quarter of a stairwell was filled with computers and monitors!
So far, the computers are just running Windows XP and Windows 2000, but they will eventually be upgraded to *groan* VISTA.
Also, hcs went on a pretty funny rant yesterday, but I can't post it as I don't have logging capabilities enabled. Oh well.
The following are considered:
* SPC player for Rockbox (since pagefault has vanished)
* GC sequence playing (with a concentration on Zeldas, Mario Sunshine as well)
* THP decoding (not too interested as it is solved already)
* Something Interesting on the N64
I'm tending towards the SPC player... I'm dissuaded because pagefault has already, supposedly, got something good. I think I could get something usable together over break.
Other possibilities:
* finish up rockbox NSF player (needs very little work before it can be incorporated into CVS)
* addt'l work on wikipedia viewer
edited 3:24 AM EST December 22, 2006
Glad to hear about the sememster. Enjoy your break. Hopefully, you can take some time to relax, and enjoy this time off. Mouser X over and out.
Post pics of you having sexy time while drunk
(Just kidding)
Or screw all that and celebrate your finished semester. ;-)
I've settled for cleaning up the NSF player at the moment.
- The bootup screen has a different animation and music. shameless plug for youtube viewings
- It is impossible to get self-booting images working, as the devkit only allows GD-ROMs to boot.
Regarding BMS, I haven't worked on it in a while as I'm lazy and hcs doesn't look like he wants to decode the audio format.
- a new case with better ventilation and a hard drive fan
- 1 GB of memory (which brings it up to 1.5 GB)
- a DVD-RW drive to replace a DVD-ROM drive
All of this was paid for by my parents, though I insisted that I paid for some of it.
I'm in an internet cafe in Chinatown right now, and there are guys at the other end of the room playing Counterstrike.
Here is the result.
On the right is my DS, and on the left is the image rendered in Turing.
Due to the lack of variety of colors that can be displayed on the Windows console, I am currently using Turing for image rendering by way of the Draw.Dot procedure.
The source code can be found nyah.
Also, to whoever changed the topic in #usf, thanks.
I'm still planning on building a new computer. I'm most likely going to be replacing Sea with this new computer after it's up and running.
I'm hoping for:
- 1 GB memory
- Intel Dual Core processor clocked at around 2 GHz
- Rackmount case
- UPS backup
I'll be using everything else from Sea, such as the CD-ROMs and hard disks.
Exams are coming up, the first being on Thursday of next week for computer science. I don't care about certain subjects, as I have a lot of knowledge in them so I am content that I don't need to study for them.
I'll hopefully rip 1080 this weekend if I am bored enough.
EDIT: No 1080 this weekend. I'm not interested in that. Let Josh do it.
edited 9:04 PM EST January 12, 2007
PS: zomgawd, zombie forum member!
void ASDF_PARSE(void) { fread(executable_code_section,1,256,executable);
for (int pc = 0; pc < 256; pc++) {
// check instructions one-by-one to see if they are valid
if (ASDF_CHECK_INSTRUCTION(executable_code_section[pc]) != 0) {
printf("[ASDF_PARSE] error at 0x%x\n",pc);
errors++;
}
}
printf("[ASDF_PARSE] call to parser finished: %d error(s) reported\n",errors);
}
Can you guess what I'm writing?
http://pastebin.ca/321173
shell script for extracting rsn and renaming spcs.
- computers (We've finished Turing at last! Hoorah! ...but now we're moving into Flash. Ugh.)
- music (Note to self: Practice chords before class)
- English
Exams to be finished:
- math (should have little trouble)
- science (eep)
- history (should be easy)
Stuff to do this weekend (besides study):
- Get Sea back up and running (I shut it down for repairs, as there are bugs running about in the basement, and I don't want to have bugs crawling inside the system and frying it)
- Go downtown to purchase parts for building a new computer (yes, it's about time I did this) - maximum budget: $400 + whatever I have in my wallet
- Rip a random GSF/USF set if I'm in the mood
- ???
- Profit!
get 1Gb ram + 160Gb hdd...or 512Mb ram + 320Gb hdd.
Which will accompany a Pentium D 3Ghz
And with its maximum optimizations there can be a significant performance boost.
See here
-daz
I'm not sure but I think I may have somehow broke ADX playback :S
Also the previous release of the player's source was used in a GP2X media player called Oldplay. And that does a lot better job of playback than my player >_>
EDIT: disaster averted - we're back in class. Yay!
edited 1:11 PM EST February 15, 2007
Anyways i have come up to the conclusion that the heatsinks from ye olde Pentium 166 are much better than the one that i had and runs perfectly cool without a fan at all...well, when not overclocked.
i.e:
If i'm lucky my stuff will arrive before my birthday on thursday.
- Qoob SX chip
- IceCube replacement case
And of course, the Gamebit screwdriver.
Expect distractions on the 2sf project when it arrives.
The video will be up later and such.
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... as opposed to C's, which is much shorter:
int numbers[6];
He also stuck the answers up on the internet, and the other students went and copied the answer. I wrote my own program in less than three minutes, leaving 17 minutes to do absolutely nothing.
For the record, here's that code:
% this is a really really basic exercise which I have been given 20 minutes to do
% I whipped this in less than 3, so yay
var numbers : array 1 .. 6 of int % because I can
put "input 6 numbers"
for i : 1 .. 6
% import given numbers into the array
get numbers (i)
end for
cls % clear up the cruft
put "here are the numbers in reverse"
for decreasing i : 6 .. 1
% OUT YOU GO, STUPS
put numbers (i)
end for
Was he assuming we knew nothing? Or was he just allowing us to waste time? The world may never know.
-p
It's bricked, it's toast. There goes $105.
But at least I got two things out of it - a replacement case and a gamebit! (And a burned index finger from a soldering error)
That's a bummer really, sorry to hear it man.
EDIT: Sent off communications to the store to see if there's an installation guy in the area. I believe the problem in the bricking might be a short somewhere in the console which is screwing things up, but if the firmware is corrupt, then it's 100% useless.
edited 12:19 PM EST February 27, 2007
Also, hcs got the gamecube I sent him. Yay!
Note: this somehow managed to slip by the spam filter. But how?
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Today I tried out writing a couple of programs for the Canadian Computing Competition (a programming competition held by the University of Waterloo). I managed to get 3 programs written in C before the hour I had to write it (others had 3) expired.
The programs mostly involved sorting numbers and using string comparison.
edited 2:11 PM EST February 28, 2007
Sadly, no live svajklubb :*(
I bought a laptop of eBay a few days ago, so i don't doubt that will arrive before the ram.
Here is some sample input and output from the buggy program.
C:\Documents and Settings\Peter\Desktop>votingage
enter the amount of voters
1 <-- doesn't contain whitespace
please enter the ages of the voters in the format YYYY MM DD
1991 01 08 <-- string contains whitespace
birthday: 1991-0-0 <-- cannot read months and days past the whitespace
scanf("%d %d %d",&y,&m,&d);
The whitespace between the fields will make it skip over any whitespace.
Actually, putting just "%d%d%d" seems to work ok. Heck, just putting "%d" in three seperate scanfs seems to work alright. I can't tell what you're doing wrong... unless you're using %s, which can do some confusing things.
edited 4:15 PM EST March 5, 2007
Although, what's with the pointers in the scanf?
Crystalized salt from melted snow people tracked into a building.
edited 9:41 PM EST March 7, 2007
Due to recent idiocy from facebook users at another school I jumped onto facebook and am now looking for someone to troll. Hey, if facebook is for insecure assholes, why shouldn't I join?
Also cahks.
It got me using the chdir() procedure, too.
reading bash.
after i get my assignments taken care of over the next couple of days i will be finally finalizing some sets.
These will include:
Banjo Tooie, Conker, Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion,
And setting to release: Gauntlet Legends, Duke Zero Hour, Mario Golf, Ridge Racer 64.
Woo.
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The next part was relating to shoop da whoop and IMMA CHARGIN MAH LAZER!! but it was apperntly obvious that the person I was talking to was a real person. I would have the log for it but I got the message "Abuse alert".
Hooray for spelling "dance" as "dnce".
Josh, I'd personally like to thank you. The Banjo-Tooie soundtrack (along with Conker's Bad Fur Day) is some of my all-time favorite music, and I can't wait to hear a quality version of the USFs. Your finalized Banjo-Kazooie rip has been an aural pleasure throughout the last few weeks.
Thanks again. And thanks for your all help, Mouser. It's people like you guys that make a forum great.
Just a few notes when you make the mp3 verisons:
There's a second version of the Gruntilda's Lair theme that uses a wooden percussion instument in place of the chimes. It's used whenever one of the other variations is the Freezezy Peak Puzzle or Entrance.
Those music pieces for the game's level puzzles and their respective entrances are not always identical. Try listening to the the jigsaw puzzle and level entrance themes to Clanker's Cavern, Bubblegloop Swamp, Gobi's Valley, Mad Monster Mansion, and Click Clock Wood. (Since it doesn't use the main theme, the dynamic USF with CC's entrance theme and BS's puzzle theme has a shorter intro).
There are also three versions of the aquatic lair theme. The first is the normal version, the second has a shorter intro (mentioned in the above point), and the third has no laugh sound.
The MMM aqutic theme isn't unused. Remember the well?
Some part of my brain knew that the MMM aquatic theme wasn't unused. In my original mention of that, I was saying that the music was used, in the bucket (meaning the well, I haven't really played the later level in quite some time). Just trying to get that clear.
P.S. Thank you for clarifying. Not sarcasm.
Edit: Er, I was thinking of Donkey Kong 64... the music sounds so similar, I guess they both got dislodged from when I originally processed the ripper usernames.
edited 5:12 PM EDT April 4, 2007
I did do Banjo Tooie however.
Edit: I apologize for bothering you about Banjo-Tooie every so often, but I just love the music so much.. I can't wait to hear a quality version.
edited 1:03 AM EDT April 5, 2007
On other note, the Adventure video is great. I'm not exactly sure how, but it was.
edited 2:50 PM EDT April 7, 2007
Not a lot is implemented right now, just basic HTTP request and error handling. I'm starting to wonder if images can be sent or not...
On a side note, it provided inspiration for this.
edited 6:25 PM EDT April 13, 2007
she never takes my calls
if i would've gone and asked her
she would've kicked me in the balls
RANT CENTRAL