*** You sign into welcome.
0:2:10 <feep> ?
0:2:10 <coyo growls> then typed "_message hello world!"
0:2:10 <coyo growls> it closed the link
0:2:10 <feep> any error?
0:2:10 <fccbot> Hello World!
15:52:30 <feep> okay, I can't send messages either.
15:55:26 <feep> the whole spec is horrifying, imo.
15:55:27 <maylay> some one just sent me something :-P
15:55:32 <knotty> i'm not here to provide a debug target
15:55:49 <maylay> hehe, uh-oh
15:55:54 <Clunk> maylay: psyc://demented.no-ip.org/~fccbot ???
15:56:3 <maylay> Clunk, yup
15:56:13 <Clunk> maylay: Me 2
*** Lost route to «psyc://demented.no-ip.org/~fccbot» fccbot.
15:56:36 <feep> I'm sure I actually had "sending messages to channels" already
welcome inspected on http://www.psyced.org/ coming from http://symlynx.com/opensource.en.html.
15:57:23 <tama> sheesh. the only thing giving psyconaut value seems to be gone. i cant see psyc traffic anymore.
15:57:50 <feep> bool areWeHavingFunYet() return false;
15:58:37 <tama> heh
15:58:59 <feep> it wouldn't be so bad if half the docs didn't describe a protocol that almost nobody uses
15:59:15 <tama> >> :_context psyc://psyced.org/@welcome
15:59:20 <tama> fff
15:59:53 <coyo growls> http://pastebin.ca/2074729
16:0:26 <feep> coyo: that's an echo
16:0:32 <feep> it's what the server sends out, not what you send in
*** knotty leaves welcome.
16:1:34 <coyo growls> http://pastebin.ca/2074730
16:1:53 <coyo growls> it's using commands i've never seen in doc
16:2:9 <feep> me neither
16:2:18 <tama> hmmm..
16:2:32 <feep> 'About 16 results (0.11 seconds) while searching for "_request_input"'
16:2:34 <feep> fuun
16:2:49 <feep> (on psyc.eu)
16:3:13 <coyo growls> http://pastebin.ca/2074732
16:3:40 <feep> coyo: http://about.psyc.eu/Command
16:3:47 <feep> search for "issue a command using _request_input"
16:4:17 <feep> you know
16:4:20 <feep> the question occurs to me
16:4:27 <feep> if you're making a protocol based on exchanging packets
16:4:29 <coyo> hmm?
16:4:30 <feep> that have a header
16:4:32 <feep> a command
16:4:33 <feep> and data
16:4:39 <feep> then WHY NOT JUST USE BLOODY HTTP ;___;
16:4:44 <coyo pets>
16:4:52 <feep mrrs depressedly>
16:4:52 <coyo> http can die?
16:4:59 <coyo petpetpets>
16:5:0 <feep> http is well-tested and established
16:5:10 <feep> and, more importantly, already specced out.
16:5:21 <feep> almost as importantly*
16:5:26 <coyo growls> i just want this client to work
16:5:35 <coyo growls> the closest thing to a client is this
16:6:15 <feep> but yeah, you want _request_input apparently
16:6:25 <feep> it's technically in the docs, it's just not referenced by anything
16:6:25 <coyo sighs>
16:7:7 <coyo nibbles on feep>
16:7:19 <feep smiles, huggles against>
16:10:4 <coyo really hates the web.>
16:10:10 <coyo thinks the web is eating the internet>
16:10:13 <feep> coyo: to be fair
16:10:19 <feep> this is just psyc being misspecced.
16:10:27 <feep> it's not representative of the state of the web at large.
16:10:33 <coyo growls> i know that.
16:10:37 <feep> kay.
16:10:40 <coyo noms feep>
16:10:54 <feep squirms, miews>
16:11:27 <tama also noms feep>
16:12:17 <coyo growls> http://pastebin.ca/2074736
16:12:45 <feep> aa, double noms
16:13:0 <coyo growls> look at psyconaut output
16:13:4 <feep> that's a bug
16:13:5 <coyo growls> this is a beta client
16:13:19 <feep> actions should not be signalled via _request_input
16:13:30 <feep> which tells you all you need to know about spec-first-implement-later
16:13:42 <coyo growls> mmhmm
16:13:48 <feep> makes it easier on you though
16:13:52 <feep> just forget the spec and copy that :P
16:13:59 <coyo growls> okay :3
16:14:2 <coyo growls> i can fix it later