code logs -> 2018 -> Sat, 21 Apr 2018< code.20180420.log - code.20180422.log >
--- Log opened Sat Apr 21 00:00:41 2018
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06:13
<&McMartin>
Optimization 3: CHEATING! You're a CHEATER!
06:15
<&McMartin>
(To be intoned in the Battleblock Theater narrator voice)
06:28
<&McMartin>
Cheating only gives me an additional 10% or so more speed.
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07:12
< Vorntastic>
How did you cheat
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07:45
<&McMartin>
It turns out to be faster to just fill some of my matrix with garbage and then put in correct answers later
07:45
<&McMartin>
Rather than skipping those cells in pass 1
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07:50
<&McMartin>
(Not sure if my first attempt at answering that question came through since my modem reset)
08:41
<&McMartin>
https://bumbershootsoft.wordpress.com/2018/04/21/optimizing-the-cca/
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11:46
<@abudhabi>
Hmm. Just adding the HDD into the box has drastically increased boot time.
11:46
<@abudhabi>
Not for Windows itself, but pre-beep time.
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13:15
<&ToxicFrog>
POST generally waits for all the drives to be awake and reporting status
13:30
<@abudhabi>
Didn't realize that HDD takes so much longer than an SSD to wake up.
13:33
<&jerith>
Motors and inertia.
13:53
< Degi>
When I attach my external HDD it can take what feels like about two minutes
13:54
< Degi>
Is it normal that the startup time varies? Sometimes it is a few seconds, sometimes it stays in the BIOS screen for a minute (no external HDD).
15:29
< Degi>
https://i.redd.it/tsdyhlkci8t01.jpg
15:31
<@abudhabi>
Does it still work aside from the damaged area?
15:31
< Emmy>
You done fucked up
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16:12
<@gnolam>
"what idiot called it "YAML Parser Error" and not "A Series of Unfortunate Indents""
16:18
< Emmy>
heeheehee
16:21
<&jerith>
gnolam: You may be thinking of subtly broken Python code...
16:35
<@gnolam>
YAML also uses whitespace to define blocks.
16:35
<&jerith>
I know. :-)
16:35
<&jerith>
But subtly broken is rather more unfortunate than parse error.
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18:40 * abudhabi is puzzled why his gaming box just died.
18:41
<@abudhabi>
Won't turn on. Even hotwiring it doesn't make it light up.
18:43
<@abudhabi>
Hmm. Different power cable in different socket didn't help.
18:44
<@abudhabi>
Mmm. Delicious low voltage current in the PWR wires.
18:45
<@abudhabi>
Preliminary suspicion is that either the power supply or the motherboard are bricked.
18:45
<&jerith>
PSU broke?
18:45
<@abudhabi>
How would I test the PSU to make sure?
18:57 * abudhabi finds some tips on SU.
18:58
<@abudhabi>
Nope, PSU is fine.
18:58
<@abudhabi>
At least according to https://superuser.com/questions/23788/how-to-test-a-power-supply
19:03
<@abudhabi>
Awright, it started working again! :D
19:04
<@abudhabi>
I have no idea what I did, but apparently pulling it apart, testing, then putting it back together did something.
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19:11
< Vorntastic>
Loose connection maybe
19:12
<@abudhabi>
Could be.
19:15
<@abudhabi>
In the process of eliminating possible causes, I have broken the power button. (Not that it worked really well to begin with.) And since I don't want to go to all the trouble of firing up the soldering iron, witness my new power button!
19:15
<@abudhabi>
https://i.imgur.com/PNO8ktK.jpg
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19:21
<&jerith>
I hope that's carrying 5V or whatever and not 220V from the mains.
19:27
<@abudhabi>
220V mains would fry that.
19:27
<@abudhabi>
I know from direct experience.
19:29
<&jerith>
(Most of the PSUs I've worked on have been the older type that have the power switch on mains input.)
19:36
<@abudhabi>
This one isn't that old.
19:37
<&jerith>
I don't think there are very many modern computers that work with a PSU that old anyway.
19:39
<&jerith>
I forget the relevant standard, but pretty much all recent motherboards use the one that has the "connect these two pins briefly" kind of power switch.
19:39
<@abudhabi>
This one is that sort.
19:49
<@gnolam>
ATX, isn't it?
19:49
<@Tamber>
ATX standard is what most modern PC stuff is built to, where briefly touching the motherboard power switch header to +ve (I think) causes it to switch the PSU on (via grounding PS_ON pin)
19:50
<@Tamber>
AT power supplies (with the 2 ten-pin plugs for supplying motherboard power, that will fit on the wrong sockets and damage things) used to have a large switch at incoming line voltage pretty much inline with the PSU, I think?
19:53
<&jerith>
Yeah, AT vs ATX.
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20:16
<@abudhabi>
gnolam: ATX/BTX per the label on the PSU.
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22:58
<@macdjord>
abudhabi: The power switch on my desktop failed a couple years ago. I just changed the BIOS's 'On power loss' setting from 'Restore last state' to 'Start up', and now my 'power switch' is unplugging the machine for 10s.
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