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<btami> good morning
<reinhard> good morning
<jcater> gack!
<jcater> bed time
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<StyXman> hi
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<siesel> hi all
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<all> hi siesel
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<StyXman> hi jcater
<StyXman> hi stabin
<StyXman> (almost)
<StyXman> hi stbain 
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<stbain> hello
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<zbrown> Hi folks
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<Arturas> Hello
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<Arturas> ra3vat_: translations updated
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<ra3vat_> Arturas: thanks
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<jcater> the only benefits of perl are text processing :-/
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<jcater> which python can do all perl can do, only it's not built in as language constructs
<perlhead> what python can do turing machines can do... it's only not built in the machine as a primitive :-)
<perlhead> Language wars are boring.
<jcater> no kidding
<Chipaca> not when you convince 'em :)
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<Chipaca> JavaBoy: et tu, brutus?
<JavaBoy> hey does gnuE use j2ee
<jcater> no
<Chipaca> JavaBoy: sure!
<jcater> we are a scheme shop
<jcater> mixed with low-level assembly
<Chipaca> SPARC, obviously
<JavaBoy> no? how come? EJB and RMI are the bomb
<JavaBoy> you use JBoss though right?
<jcater> we have this dude
<jcater> who thinks he's the boss
<jcater> but we call that vBoss
<jcater> (virtual boss)
<jcater> so we don't need jBoss
<JavaBoy> interesting, you use JavaPOS at all?
<JavaBoy> i like java, can i work on your project?
<reinhard> JavaBoy: sure
Action: JavaBoy was noting the cool language war conversation earlier
<reinhard> we can use you as a bad example
<jcater> we are in need of XUL programmers
<jcater> if you'd like to learn that
<JavaBoy> thought i would play  usual javaboy subject
<JavaBoy> jcater: i like XUL, want to learn  more about
<JavaBoy> anythign that is riddled with acroynmns is good
<JavaBoy> .NET should be a joy
<JavaBoy> this one summer at programmers camp.......
<jcater> eeew
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<jcater> we don't want to know how you played w/the MS Joystick controller
<derek> so how goes the war on releases?
<jcater> derek: well, there's been a few fatalities
<jcater> it's not looking good for the home team
<derek> nice try, but we dont have any relief pitchers, you will have to throw until that arm falls off 
<derek> bbs
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Action: Chipaca grins evily
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<jcater> is that better form?
<Chipaca> :D
<Chipaca> almost there
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<derek> as much as i despise lindows
<derek> this is interesting read
<derek> http://www.msnbc.com/news/813350.asp?cp1=1
<Chipaca> derek: why do you despise windows?
<Chipaca> i mean lindows?
<Chipaca> oh
<derek> um they are crooks
<derek> i.e. i have no problem with business models or repackaging others work
<derek> but in case of lindows they seemingly lie to customers 
<derek> selling them a PC for $199 saying its $100 cheaper than the same PC with windows
<derek> but then to get additional software you need to pay Lindows $99
<derek> to me this is 'false' advertising and makes the GNU/Linux community look bad
<Chipaca> nah, the people will see it as AOL
<Chipaca> :)
Action: derek also isnt in love with anyone whose mission is to make GNU/Linux like windows
<Chipaca> they're obviously used to being ripped of by AOL
<derek> i dont mind offerring tools/programs so you can talk to windows
<derek> but windows sucks, thats why i dont use it :)
<derek> so turning GNU/Linux into windows is not good :)
Action: Chipaca wonders what crooked person decieded "sucking" was akin to bad
<derek> there are at least two projects trying to make windows OS clones that or free
<derek> that are new code and not GNU/Linux code
<perlhead> probably somebody who was sucking on the wromg thing?
<derek> people wanting a free windows should support something
<Chipaca> perlhead: let's not go that way
<perlhead> LEt's
Action: derek wonders if sucking is referred to what a woman does to a mans genitals orally
<Chipaca> :þ
<perlhead> It depends on the woman.
<derek> and generally in previous era's that was considered gross and detestable 
<derek> and something only a prositute would do
<perlhead> Stay away from them when they're wielding scissors.
<derek> and thus by saying something sucked
<derek> you inferred it was gross and detestable
<perlhead> Hint: that's *
<perlhead> Hint: that's *not* called sucking.
<Chipaca> err...
<Chipaca> derek: if the past had been filled with puritans, perhaps. But then puritans wouldn't've come up with it, either :)
<Chipaca> perlhead: point
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<jcater> http://www.alt-usage-english.org/excerpts/fxsuckbe.html
<derek> http://www.alt-usage-english.org/excerpts/fxsuckbe.html
<derek> hahaha
<derek> too funny
<jcater> that's too funny
<derek> jinx
<derek> one two thee
Action: Chipaca watches from afar
<jcater> so, is the proper usage:
<jcater> java sucks
<jcater> or
<jcater> java sucks python
<jcater> ?
<Chipaca> err...
<Chipaca> <python> java sucks
<Chipaca> <java> python? what's that?
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<Mr_You> re
<Chipaca> fa
<Mr_You> haha
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<psu> Like McArthur, I have returned
<psu> just about everything that could have gone wrong w/my Debian upgrade did
<jcater> It can always be worse
<psu> unreadable CDs, fell hook line sinker for libc6,
<psu> found my window mgr had uninstalled itself in favour of enlightenment
<psu> etc etc
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<ddttmm> psu: and yet you have survived
<psu> but even that took some sweat
<ddttmm> wonderful
<psu> ddttmm: key thing is that there is always apt to get back to
<psu> together w/your apt front end of choice
<derek> so you are saying the next KC is ready ;)
<psu> which for me is still dselect
<ddttmm> psu: i've been using apt on redhat
<psu> well, may be a few hours late
<ddttmm> it appears to be not-totally-dissimilar to up2date
<Chipaca> apt is nothing
<Chipaca> apt is the little-death
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<jbailey> Any DCL hackers around?
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<jbailey> Dan, are you a DCL guy?
<chillywilly> not really
<jbailey> Okay, thanks.
<chillywilly> derek and mdean are the DCL gurus
<jbailey> Ah, okay.
<jbailey> Hey Derek, wake up. =)
<chillywilly> mdean is the DCL gut though, it's his project that he brought to GNUe
<chillywilly> er, guy
<chillywilly> oops
<jbailey> I just need someone to advice me on whether they're planning on updating to a new version soon.
<jbailey> I don't want to fix the package only to find out I have to upgrade it in a week.
<chillywilly> ah
<chillywilly> didn't you make the first package?
<jbailey> Mmm.
<jbailey> Not exactly.
<jbailey> I made the current package and am the Debian maintainer.
<chillywilly> ok
<chillywilly> you want to know if another release is on the horizon?
<jbailey> Yes. =)
<chillywilly> so you don't have to do it again?
<chillywilly> k
<chillywilly> wasn't there just one a little while ago?
<jbailey> Fith of July, IIRC.
<chillywilly> hmmm, that was a ways away
<derek> im up im up
<derek> i was ready to release a new one last week and couldnt find you :)
<derek> dtm has cajoled me into doing some versioning and roadmapping
<derek> so i was considering holding off
<derek> but if you ar eup to it
<derek> maybe i can tweak out a new version with current fixes
<derek> and just plan on a x.x.X release shortly after with final wave of clean up
<derek> glad you are here to ask as we plan on doing a fairly stable release then start refactoring head some
<derek> how will that work in Debian?
<derek> if i do a 0.9.0 release in sid
<derek> then get some feedback and a few more fixes and release 0.9.1
<derek> how long till that could be moved to sarge?
<derek> so that we could get 1.0.0 debs ready shortly after?
<derek> with new stuff from head?
<jbailey> It's 10 days bug free in sid.
<jbailey> (plus it's dependancies, of coruse)
<jbailey> I'm probably not hacking this weekend, since Angie's away all next week.
<derek> ah how have we been on that?
<jbailey> But that means next week Iv'e got time.
<derek> ok cool, i will carve some time as well
<derek> just to get dtm off my proverbial rear end ;)
<jbailey> 162177 is the only upstream bug.
<derek> is there an easy way to use reportbug when you dont ahve a package installed?
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<derek> i.e. i use squirrel mail and want to submit crap against it all the time, but its not installed on 'my machine'
<chillywilly> submit debian package bugs?
<chillywilly> easiest way I know is to use reportbug
<derek> chillywilly you have to have the package installed to do that i think
<chillywilly> not sre if that requires you to have it installed or not
<chillywilly> I'm not sre though, it seems to pull info right ot of the BTS
<derek> hey w/o cheating can anyone here name the five freedoms in the first admendment?
<chillywilly> s/ot/out/
<chillywilly> uh
<derek> no cheating
<chillywilly> speech, press, religion,...
<Mr_You> to form a group
<Mr_You> or whatever that is
<derek> assembly and petition the govt
<chillywilly> assembly
<Mr_You> o
<Mr_You> ok
<jcater> derek: the standard five freedoms?
<jcater> or the ones dubya wants to give?
<chillywilly> :-o
<derek> i am curious to dubya's
<jcater> or, more specifically, ashcrofts
<jcater> :)
<derek> 1. read your mail
<derek> 2. catch you on video tape
<chillywilly> 3. search you property at will
<jcater> 3. wiretap you without proper due process
<jcater> s/3/4
<chillywilly> s/you/your/
<derek> 3.  strip search you when we want
<chillywilly> illegal search and seizure
<derek> did nayone else get distrubed by this latest lady beating her child in a parking lot incident?
Action: chillywilly smmnaries no. 3
<Mr_You> bbl
<chillywilly> smmarizes
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<chillywilly> damn typing
<derek> everyone was going ape about how she treated the kid
Action: jcater hasn't caught the videos
<jcater> but I'm disturbed it's on the news
<chillywilly> is it that bad?
Action: jcater is curious to see them
<derek> my first thought was "big brother" is watching
<chillywilly> or is it like a spanking?
<derek> its bad, what she did
<jcater> chillywilly: that's what I was curious about
<derek> at fifrst i saw only second half
<derek> at first it looked like a really upset mom, throwing kid in sit and smacking them pretty hard (no harm to me, not good, but not evil)
<derek> but then she put on the seat belt and started closed fist punching the kid in the head
<derek> and i was like whoooaaa
<derek> but then i finally saw the whole thing and it was 100x worse
<chillywilly> heh, the only time that happened to me was when I was a little smart ass punk and thought I could take my dad
<chillywilly> :P
<derek> before she put the kid in the van she looked all around to make sure no one was watching
<jcater> chillywilly: did he troutslap you really badly?
Action: chillywilly notes he said *thought*
<derek> which means it wasnt a fit of rage (which i can relate to with a 4 year old)
<chillywilly> I got my ass kicked
<derek> but rather  she premeditated doing really bad
<chillywilly> just a teenage punk
<perlhead> is this kind of crap being used by the 
<perlhead> US govmnt to justify surveillance?
<chillywilly> omg, that's the spin they are trying to take?
<chillywilly> wtf
<perlhead> I mean, aren't arabs who can't be trusted to properly celebrate an anniversary enough?
<chillywilly> ?
<perlhead> They mounted all this security monkey circus... and then nothing happened.
<perlhead> They did it on purpose (I mean, the *not* doing it)
<perlhead> just tom make them look bad.
<perlhead> Deviuos towelheads.
<perlhead> We need surveillance all over the place, or we're toast.
<chillywilly> damn them
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<chillywilly> what's their to be afraid of anyway?
<chillywilly> I know the gov't
<chillywilly> they scare me more then any "terrorist"
<nickr> you know what really scares me?
<chillywilly> http://www.infomaticsonline.co.uk/News/1135403
<nickr> No, Barney
<nickr> he freaks me out dude
<nickr> In other news, Sky reported to be Blue
<nickr> Experts say that its a trick of light
<derek> well its my understanding that this was a walmart chain of some sort
<derek> they have a policy of 'following' anyone who returns merchandise via closed circuit television so that they can track license number and such
<derek> to prevent 'shrinkage' in their chains
<derek> my issues are
<nickr> there was shrinkage!
<derek> a. should they be taking this closed cirucit stuff  to the authority for things out of their jursidiction w/o the police requesting it?
<derek> b. are they properly ensuring that customers are notified that they are on closed circuit that will be at some point possibly broadcast to a larger audience
<nickr> My opinion is that if you're in a public place, then you are under observation
<nickr> If you think otherwise, you live in a deluded little fantasy world.
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<derek> nickr that is my thought as well
<derek> but 'legally' im curious and the only reason i 'care'
<derek> is because if they are video taping everything in 'public' its only a matter of time before they want to tape the 'public'
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<derek> another example that is huge are 'nanny cams'
<derek> where peole hire a nanny/sitter and put up cameras to record how they interact w/ their children
<jbailey> derek: reportbug doesn't need the package installed, it just can't record version numbers
<derek> while i adore the ocncept of knowning what a caretaker does with my children when not around im horrified about the ramifications
<chillywilly> but this is private citizens ding that
<chillywilly> er, doing
<derek> i think maybe perlhead was alluding to if the only way we trust people is by videoing their every move, we are screwed
<chillywilly> sure
<jbailey> derek: For dcl (while I'm back.  I might get called away again)
<jbailey> Do a release next week then?
<chillywilly> but any logical person is going to have god reason for video taping their nanny, imho
<jbailey> I also see that the FSF has come to a solution for php4.
<derek> yeah
<jcater> chillywilly: but, putting it in perspective, several states won't let you tape record your phone conversations w/o the other person knowing
<chillywilly> not just becase they are paranoic delusional freaks
<jcater> so I think video taping someone for 8 hrs is even worse
<derek> chilly the best was my dad got an article here for war driving x10 cameras (nanny cams)
<jcater> unless of course you tell them ahead of time
<chillywilly> ok, so say you hire someone to watch your kids and they have all these bruises all over them, shouldn'y you be allowed t catch them in the act?
<derek> people would set up an X10 wireless nanny cam, then leave them on and people would war drive and then beable to spy on neighbors with their own equipment :)
<chillywilly> war drive?
<derek> chilly listen jcaters argument
<chillywilly> yea, but if you tell them then you're not going to catch them
<derek> if a sitter comes to your house you think questionable, and you tell them, we have strategically placed hidden cameras to evaluate you
<jcater> chillywilly: if my child comes home all bruised up, she gets fired
<derek> then chances are they will (a) tell you to take off or (b) be on best behavior
<jcater> I'm not going to "monitor" it for a week
<chillywilly> yes, I know
<jcater> but, I agree w/derek's analysis
<jcater> I tell them up front
<derek> and  is it your job to do a sting or just make sure your children are safe?
<jcater> as either a or b will happen
<jcater> normally
<jcater> just like if I tell my son that his grandparents have permission to spank him if he acts up
<jcater> it changes everything
<jcater> plus, the poor little kids
<jcater> the parents end up seeing their every move
<jcater> could you imagine?
<jcater> if you were growing up under the camera
<jcater> even if it were for "someone else"
<jcater> besides, isn't that the govt's MOA ?
<jcater> ;)
<jcater> "Did you take that last cookie?"
<jcater> "No mom"
<chillywilly> yea, I was just poorly trying to play the devil's advocate
<jcater> "Oh, yes you did... wanna see the footage?"
<jcater> poor kids
<chillywilly> let's jst argue for argument's sake
<chillywilly> ;)
<derek> jcater: yeah that was my point, that simply stating the camera is there would be deterent i woudl susspect
<chillywilly> it's fun and I have nothing better to do
<chillywilly> anyway....
<chillywilly> I am now going to go search my neighborhood for hidden cams
<chillywilly> I think the gov't may have implanted a listening device into my skull
<jcater> chillywilly: they must be bored to tears
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<chillywilly> shut it
Action: chillywilly rears back a trout at jcater
<jbailey> rears.
<jbailey> Like child rearing?
<jbailey> Your little kid is a trout!
<jbailey> That explains so much...
<jbailey> =)
<chillywilly> 3. To lift and take up. [Obs. or R.]
<chillywilly>   
<chillywilly>               And having her from Trompart lightly reared, Upon
<chillywilly>               his set the lovely load.              --Spenser.
<nickr> REAR THAT TROUT
<nickr> WEEN IT
<jbailey> 5. To breed and raise; as, to rear cattle.
<jbailey> He's breeding with trout.
<jbailey> And the trout's rear at that?
<jbailey> Ewwwww.. =)
<chillywilly> clearly I am not *rearing* a trout in the child sense
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<jbailey> It's not clear at all.  I can't claim to have ever seen a trout.
<jbailey> Perhaps your child is the perfect specimen.= )
<nickr> hehe
<jbailey> I'm just a poor little vegan. =)  What do I know about fish?
<chillywilly> didn't your dad ever take you fishing up der eh?
<jbailey> No. =)
<jbailey> My great grandmother was an inuit.  We've been trying to avoid emulating their eating habits. =)
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<chillywilly> what's wrong with eating a fish?
<jbailey> Depends.
<jbailey> Does it want to be eaten?
<chillywilly> why don't you ask it ;)
<jbailey> I've tried.  The only times I've gotten responses, the fish was not only dead already, but I was drunk.
<jbailey> I try to forget those times, too. =)
<jcater> I wouldn't worry about the dead fish NOT talking back when you're drunk
<jcater> I'd worry when they DO
<jbailey> Hmm.
<jcater> oops
Action: jcater mis-parsed your statement
<jcater> that's what you said
Action: jcater goes back to his corner
<chillywilly> jcater: go to your room!
<jbailey> jcater: http://outpost.dnsalias.org/~jbailey/mp3/Barnes%20&%20Barnes%20-%20Zabagabee%20-%20Fish%20Heads.ogg
<jbailey> You might enjoy it. =)
<chillywilly> fish heads, fish heads
<chillywilly> rolly poly fish heads
<chillywilly> is that the one?
<jbailey> yup =)
<chillywilly> hehe
<chillywilly> that's funny
<chillywilly> eat them up yuuum
<chillywilly> I tok a fish head out to see a movie
<chillywilly> took
<chillywilly> didn't have to pay to get it in
Action: chillywilly goes back to gnu common c++ hackin'
<Chipaca> chillywilly: gnu, or gnue?
<chillywilly> gnu
<chillywilly> a c++ lib
<chillywilly> I have a thread-safe iostreams imeplementation in cvs now
<Chipaca> gnu is a c++ lib?
<chillywilly> no
<Chipaca> well that's as far from unix as you can get
<chillywilly> http://www.gnu.org/software.commonc++
<Chipaca> no wonder gnu's not unix
<chillywilly> er
<chillywilly> http://www.gnu.org/software/commonc++
<chillywilly> Bayonee uses it
<chillywilly> Bayonne
<Chipaca> apt: bayonne
<chillywilly> the GNU telephony server is written in c++
<Chipaca> ah
<chillywilly> part of GNUe
<chillywilly> and/or GNU Comm project
<chillywilly> has classes for threading, networking, etc.
<Chipaca> ah
<Chipaca> what are iostreams? those funny things you do >> and << to in c++?
<chillywilly> yes
<chillywilly> in cc++ there's tcpstreams and such for network i/o
<chillywilly> Dave is going to conditionally allow yo to compile in piostreams (my lib) and the rest of the i/o classes can use it as a foundation
<chillywilly> you just do ./configure --with-piostream
<chillywilly> right now every operator<< or >> call is thread safe, but I think I may use the Strategized Locking design pattern to allow other schemes
<chillywilly> the other methods that operare on the streams are thread-safe too
<chillywilly> er, the stream state
<chillywilly> you can do
<chillywilly> pout << "Hello World" << endl; without having to use any mutexes of your own
<chillywilly> assuming you do using namespace ost; :)
<Chipaca> I don't c++, but
<Chipaca> sounds pretty weird if you have to explicitely protect something like a pout
<chillywilly> c++ and python are my favorite languages
<Chipaca> (I'm guessing pout is akin to puts)
<chillywilly> no
Action: Chipaca begins to understand
<chillywilly> c++ has stringstreams fr string i/o
<chillywilly> cout == printf()
<chillywilly> buffered i/o
<chillywilly> cout == stdout, cin == stdin, cerr == stderr
<Chipaca> puts(a) is like printf("%s\n", a), but cheaper
<Chipaca> ok
<chillywilly> pout, pin, perr == thread-safe versions of the gobals iostreams
<Chipaca> why would you have to explicitely protect printf with mutexes in a language designed to do threading with?
<Chipaca> ah
<chillywilly> c++ has no built in threading
<Chipaca> now we're getting places
<Chipaca> oh?
<chillywilly> it punts on the issue
<Chipaca> see, I don't c++
<chillywilly> C doesn't either
<Chipaca> of course, C is assembler :)
<chillywilly> that's why gnu common c++ was created
<chillywilly> to provide a framework for c++ development
<chillywilly> as c++ doesn't have an "environment" per se like Java r even Python to some degree
<Chipaca> ta
<chillywilly> gnu common c++ also works on winders
<chillywilly> and many other POSIX platforms
<chillywilly> it's pretty decent :)
<Chipaca> chillywilly: you make it sound as if winders were a posix platform
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<chillywilly> well...umm woops
<chillywilly> it's not obviously ;)
<Chipaca> phew
<Chipaca> for a moment I thought they'd done a OsX on us with say BeOS
<chillywilly> btw, I think in glibc printf is now thread-safe if y use the new libio
<chillywilly> of course this is a gnu extension
<chillywilly> on any other ANSI C platforms printf is not guaranteed to be thread safe
<chillywilly> s/platforms/implementations/
<Chipaca> threads are for wimps anyway :)
Action: jcater thinks Chipaca has a compulsion to fight today
<chillywilly> heheh
<Chipaca> yeah, mid-term exams do that to me
<Chipaca> jcater: want to make something of it?
<jcater> yeah, punk!
<jcater> bring it on
Action: Chipaca hurls his Alonso & Finn at jcater
Action: Chipaca sprains his wrist
<chillywilly> hehe
<chillywilly> you guys are so loopy
Nick change: Chipaca -> ChoopLoops
<ChoopLoops> no
<ChoopLoops> mmmm beer
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<Chipaca> *sigh* it's going to be one hell of a summer
<nickr> silly southern hemisphere
<nickr> Its gonna be a hell of a winter!
<Chipaca> 35ºC today
<nickr> Uh, ouch.
<Chipaca> this is spring :)
<chillywilly> room temp is 20C right?
<Chipaca> actually, this is about the hottest it'll be till january -- october it snows
<Chipaca> you mean right now?
<chillywilly> no
<chillywilly> generally
Action: chillywilly is trying to get a feel for 35C
<Chipaca> 20 is comfortable
<Chipaca> 15 is hmm should i put on a pullover
<Chipaca> s/pullover/sweater/
Action: Chipaca 's old english shows
<Chipaca> 15 is ouch-i-shouldn't've-come-out-in-shorts
<Chipaca> 25 is english summer :)
<Chipaca> 28 is the edge if pleasent
<Chipaca> 30 is i-should-be-in-the-pool
<Chipaca> 35 is sit and sweat
<nickr> 20 is 68 f
<Chipaca> 35 is 95
<nickr> 35 is 95
<nickr> yea
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<nickr> hot, but not deadly
<nickr> now when it hits 45 we can talk
<jbailey> 35c?
<Chipaca> no
<jbailey> Depends on the humidity at that point.
<Chipaca> when it hits 45 we *cant* talk
<nickr> hehe
<Chipaca> jbailey: exactly
<nickr> well sure its ALL about humidity
<Chipaca> this is a normally dry region; today it's been completely humid
<jbailey> 40% humidity, and 30c is a lovely hot summer day.
<jbailey> 35's tollerable if there's a breeze.
<Chipaca> jbailey: if it's from a cooler region
<jbailey> Yeah.
<jbailey> The ocean is ideal. =)
<jbailey> The bay area is nice for that.
<jbailey> (San Francisco, that is...)
<Chipaca> i guess
<jbailey> i'm going home now.  'gnight all.
<Chipaca> jbailey: cheers
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<Chipaca> I'm off
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<chillywilly> hi
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<dneighbo> jcater i will be back way later tonight to do some serious testing
<dneighbo> i have a presentation in the morning on gnue
<jcater> dneighbo: I hope the wife doesn't know about date night
<jcater> might cause some, um, friction
<ddttmm> jcater: yeah :/
<ddttmm> they're picky like that
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<chillywilly> waaaaazapaaaaneeeen!
Action: chillywilly is back in da hizouse
<jcater> woot!
<chillywilly> man I'm tired...
Action: chillywilly is also VERY full
<chillywilly> all the blood rushes straight to the gut
<chillywilly> after a big meal
<chillywilly> this is why we feel sleepy ;)
<chillywilly> that's my theory and I'm sticking to it ;)
<chillywilly> crap, phone
<jcater> is that your todo list?
<jcater> crap
<jcater> then phone
<jcater> ?
<nickr>  or simultaneous
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<chillywilly> who cares
<chillywilly> life is essentially pointless
<jcater> true dat
<chillywilly> I sit and wait for death
<jcater> lemme guess... judging from previous comments tonight
<jcater> you are sitting on the toilet w/phone
<jcater> waiting for death
<jcater> ?
<jcater> oooooooo
<jcater> that must mean you are on hold with some customer service department
<chillywilly> yea, the customer service dept of the grim reaper
<jcater> SprintPCS?
<chillywilly> nope
<chillywilly> who sits waiting for customer servie at 11pm anyway?
<chillywilly> that's not a very likely scenario
<jcater> you've obviously never had to talk w/SprintPCS
<chillywilly> yo can do better
<jcater> :)
<chillywilly> nope
<chillywilly> I have US Cellular
<ddttmm> jcater: i know the scenario of which you speak.
<ddttmm> MDEAN
<chillywilly> why does there have to be 2 dtms?
<chillywilly> one is enough I tell you!
<jcater> because he's twice as nice
<ddttmm> GOODNESS.
<chillywilly> twice as crazy?!?
<ddttmm> all the souls in the land are up in arms over the nicks!
<chillywilly> cause it is driving me mad ;)
<chillywilly> I cannot take such change
<jcater> makes me think I have double vision
<chillywilly> ;)
<ddttmm> dont project that onto the nicks!  ;)
<chillywilly> yea
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<chillywilly> dddtttmmmm
<ddttmm> chillywilly: that's the one i have when i'm at my third office.
<ajmitch> dddddtttttmmmmm!!!!!
<chillywilly> ddttmm: well aren't we special
<ddttmm> but you dont see that so far coz when i've done that, it's just to talk in #axisgroupware real quick and so i just start up ircii real quick, remotely
<ddttmm> but i think i'll start using Chatzilla over there!
<ddttmm> H0H0H0
<ddttmm> so i can sit in all the channerz!
<chillywilly> chatzilla?!?
<chillywilly> why?
<ddttmm> because i want a zero impact presence, using only the software i find there!
<ddttmm> plus it's a security company.
<ddttmm> TELL NOONE!
<ddttmm> they're too secure to have customers.
<chillywilly> HAH!
<ajmitch> WE WON'T TELL A SOUL!!
<ddttmm> good
<ddttmm> *grand*
<chillywilly> uh, I am going t blab it to the world
<chillywilly> too late
<ddttmm> well ok
<chillywilly> btw, this channel is logged ;)
<chillywilly> so you're the blabber mouth, it's not me ;)
<chillywilly> antyway
<chillywilly> back to beating my code into oblivion
<chillywilly> ajmitch: what't the longest uptime you've had cause they are bagging about 100+ days or so in #wopn
<Maniac> uptime?
<ajmitch> chillywilly: only 123
<ajmitch> on my box
<Maniac> i gots 196 days
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