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<SachaS> hi everyone
<ajmitch> hey SachaS
<ajmitch> you at LCA now?
<ajmitch> how is it? :)
<chillywilly> what
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<chillywilly> erm, what's LCA?
<SachaS> hi ajmitch. i saw your friend and gave him your regards
<ajmitch> linux.conf.au
<ajmitch> hehe, cool
<chillywilly> ah
<SachaS> Linux Conference Australia in Perth
<SachaS> his talk will be tomorrow
<ajmitch> chillywilly:rhys is speaking there
<chillywilly> yea
<SachaS> ajmitch: rhys regrets that the "broke" student cannot attend
<ajmitch> :)
<SachaS> ajmitch: he said you should try for the "sun free long distance" something something program next year
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<SachaS> so far it has been quite a success
<ajmitch> great
<chillywilly> you upsidedown ppl crack me up
<ajmitch> :P
<SachaS> ajmitch: how is your gnue application going?
<ajmitch> slowly, i haven't done anything on it this week :)
<SachaS> gtg.
<SachaS> see yas
<SachaS> happy hacking
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<btami> good morning
<chillywilly> morning
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<ajmitch> hi SachaS
<SachaS> hi ajmitch. "biometric and linux" and "linux kernel code audit" just finished
<SachaS> ajmitch: tomorrow they show the movie "Revolution OS" 
<ajmitch> hehe, fun
<SachaS> ajmitch: and your friend rhys is talkin on .net
<SachaS> fun yep
<SachaS> actually i felt asleep during the biometrics and linux talk :)
<chillywilly> lol
<chillywilly> it was that exciting?
<SachaS> i could not be bothered
<SachaS> and was very tired
<ajmitch> :)
<SachaS> thought just have a nap
<SachaS> and ooops talk almomst over
<SachaS> hehe
<SachaS> the debian project leader had a couple of talks
<ajmitch> yeah, rhys is mainly talking about the design of the pnet interpreter, he has an interesting paper written up abaout it (i wonder if he's written his talk...) :)
<ajmitch> bdale?
<SachaS> bdale yes
<SachaS> rusty russel, linus, and andrew tridgale had a Q&A last night
<SachaS> plus bdale
<SachaS> was OK.
<ajmitch> yeah, i listened to it, it was on the website
<SachaS> ajmitch: your just a geek
<SachaS> :)
<ajmitch> hehe, and proud of it ;)
<SachaS> yep
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<SachaS> ok. gtg.
<SachaS> cyas later
<ajmitch> ok, see ya
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<Vee2d2> all I wanna do is ooma zoom zoom
<Vee2d2> is it me or is chanserv wiggin out?
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<Vee2d2> frelling thermostat must have it's probe outside somewhere..
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<Vee2d2> sawadee ninja
<ninja> sawadee khrap
<Vee2d2> ninja: so what is your interest with gnue?
<ninja> i'm a developer that's always had this itch to scratch, and i reckon gnue is already doing it
<ninja> so (when i get some time) i'm going to get my head around it properly and try to start using it
<Vee2d2> aha, we're in the same camp then.. =)
<ninja> probably :)
<ninja> i'm using a homegrown a little invoicing and quoting procedure with XML/XSLT atm
<ninja> it's quite cool, but i'd like to extend it to do all sorts of things that gnue is probably already doing
<Vee2d2> neat
<Vee2d2> do you use that for something you do on your own or for a company?
<ninja> on my own
<ninja> but it's the sort of thing i wrote so that i could sell it to a company if it wanted it
<ninja> it's in no fit state to sell yet, by any stretch of the imagination
<ninja> but it's a seed planted
<Vee2d2> it's always good to keep that in mind when doing some scratching. =)
<Vee2d2> what is it you're selling?
<ninja> mostly just my services
<ninja> as a developer
<Vee2d2> I was more than half way through my 2nd attempt to create a php based system for making sales, purchases, invoices, etc.. for my embroidery business when I decided to base it instead on gnue.
<Vee2d2> my 1st attempt resulted in a very 'clunky' badly designed hard to maintain mess.. =/ it was a good learning experience.
<Vee2d2> What part of the country is Samui in?
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<Vee2d2> welcome back? =)
<rossg_> Vee2d2: sorry, connection here's a bit temperamental :)
<Vee2d2> I can imagine, what part of the country is Samui in?
<rossg_> khor thoht khrap
<rossg_> it's one of the islands in the south
<rossg_> just off suratthani
<Vee2d2> ahh ok! wow, that's neat
<rossg_> pictures: http://www.golder.org/pictures/rossg
<Vee2d2> ok I see it on my map now.. 
<Vee2d2> Ko Samui?
<rossg_> yep
<rossg_> did i not say Ko
<rossg_> i forget sometimes
<Vee2d2> man.. I'm envious.. =)
<rossg_> so maybe you can point me in the right direction?
<Vee2d2> ?
<rossg_> i'm trying to figure out how gnue stores things like invoices and quotes
<rossg_> so i can write an importer for my existing invoices, and set up a test environment
<Vee2d2> in a database
<rossg_> schema?
<Vee2d2> yours are just stored in files atm?
<rossg_> yep, in a set of 1001.xml, 1002.xml, 1003.xml etc, and a invoice.xsl and invoice-fo.xsl, and a script to produce nice PDFs.
<rossg_> i could write a parser that spits out SQL and feed it into a mysql db, but i can't figure out what schema gnue is expecting of me?
<Vee2d2> it's up to you.. 
<rossg_> yeah, that's kind of what i figured
<Vee2d2> it will use a preexisting db 
<rossg_> but how would it use my pre-existing db?
<Vee2d2> with forms
<Vee2d2> hang on I'm being distracted by my wife =/
<rossg_> np :)
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<rossg_> mai bpen rai khap
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<Vee2d2> khor thoht khrap
<Vee2d2> well, I guess you could approach it in one of 2 ways, you could pick a db and setup your tables however you wished, import your data into 'em and go from there. the forms-designer has a nice wizard to interface with the db.. 
<Vee2d2> or 
<Vee2d2> you could layout your schema in gnue schema definition files (gsd) and let gnue translate it to the appropriate sql schema for whatever db.. 
<Vee2d2> the gsd-to-sql can translate to oracle or postgresql right now.. (I think that's the only 2)
<Vee2d2> I'm still learning my way around too, btw. 
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<Vee2d2> did you get any of that?
<rossg_> i got as far as '...distracted by my wife...'
<Vee2d2> ahh
<Vee2d2> khor thoht khrap
<rossg_> are there any existing invoice-like forms templates i can base mine on, or is it a 'start from scratch' exercise?
<Vee2d2> well, I think you could setup the db however you wanted, setup the proper settings in gnue.conf, and then use the forms designer which has a nice wizard to interface with the db.
<Vee2d2> there might be something in the samples directories I dont recall exactly
<Vee2d2> I'm still learning my way around too, btw.
<Vee2d2> there is a sample form in the forms/samples/po directory for purchase orders
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<Vee2d2> what did you get that time?
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<ninja> ...then user the forms designer...
<Vee2d2> <Vee2d2> there might be something in the samples directories I dont recall exactly
<Vee2d2> <Vee2d2> I'm still learning my way around too, btw.
<Vee2d2> <Vee2d2> there is a sample form in the forms/samples/po directory for purchase orders
<Vee2d2> I havent even thought about printing however, I know jason has been working a lot on reports and I would assume invoice printing would fall in there somewhere.
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<Vee2d2> morning derek
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<revDeke> morning
<Vee2d2> haha.. I have this exact poster hanging in my daughter's room http://www.golder.org/pictures/rossg/samuihome/aae
<Vee2d2> morning jamest
<revDeke> i got a nice little email from bill gates this morning telling me how great m$ security is
<Vee2d2> isnt he thoughtful
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<jamest> morning
<revDeke> anyhow just wanted to share bill's wisdom
<revDeke> must get to work now :)
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<Vee2d2> =)
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<Vee2d2> wb rossg
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<rossg_> hehe
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<Vee2d2> mornin
<jcater> yo
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<Chipaca> hi all
<Vee2d2> howdy
<Chipaca> this has probably been asked before, but, is there any way to update the form's display in the middle of a trigger?
<Vee2d2> I would like to have all the docs/irc logs in a db that I could sit and query all day long.. 
<Chipaca> i.e. I want to change a label to say 'this is going to take a long time' before going and doing a search
<Vee2d2> or a pill I could eat
<Vee2d2> wouldnt you just want to raise a dialog that said that?
<Chipaca> Vee2d2: no, it'll take less than the dialog
<Chipaca> Vee2d2: I mean what I want to do
<Chipaca> it isn't instantaneous, but it takes less than open dialg, wait for ok
<Chipaca> plus I don't actually *know* it'll take a long time, but if it doesn't, the user won't have time to read the message :)
<Vee2d2> I see
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<revDeke> jcater or jamest are you here?
<revDeke> anyone know if dreamweaver has a cvs plugin?
<revDeke> also anyone know of good webfarm 'checkout' programs for cvs?
<grib> revDeke: what do you mean by "webfarm checkout"?
<grib> revDeke: btw, the python expect screen scraper works Pretty Dang Good, if you remember that conversation.  It's the only free software screen scraper I could find, and it is super easy to use. 
<jcater> revDeke: not sure about the furst question
<jcater> and have no clue what you are talking about wrt the second
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<chillywilly> hey isn't there an easier user friendly debian-based distro for noobs?
<chillywilly> what's the one called
<chillywilly> erm
<chillywilly> ajmitch mentioned it before I think
<grib> chillywilly: I think I know the one you're talking about... I like to call it "unstable"
<grib> :)
<chillywilly> HEH
<chillywilly> Debian unstable is not for newbies
<chillywilly> unless they have their own geek type friend to help them
<chillywilly> this has been my experience
<chillywilly> Libranet
<chillywilly> that's the one
<Vee2d2> revDeke: webdav?
<chillywilly> is xandros debian based?
<Vee2d2> never used it myself, but as I understand, it is sorta like cvs for websites
<grib> Vee2d2: i've used webdav with dreamweaver and Zope.  it works pretty good.  the problem is that the dav protocol itself is pretty skinny and the whole versions-branches-etc has to be implemented on the server side in a special protocol of some kind
<grib> Vee2d2: for example, zope and subversion both use webdav to transport data but they handle versioning verry differently
<Vee2d2> what is subversion?
<Vee2d2> another cms?
<grib> subversion is an attempt to replace CVS for source code control.  It has an almost-complete CVS emulation so you can start using it pretty quickly.
<Vee2d2> ahh, I see.
<grib> I like it much, much better than CVS.  It fixes so many of the things that are broken.
<Vee2d2> I'm not intimate with cvs or anything like it.. 
<grib> I must be intimate with CVS, because it has buggered me so many times over the years :)
<Vee2d2> I just dont have much experience with such applications..
<chillywilly> the actual cvs developers are the ones who are writing sbversion, IIRC
<chillywilly> subversion too
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<Chipaca> repeating myself now that you guys are alive: this has probably been asked before, but, is there any way to update the form's display in the middle of a trigger?
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<chillywilly> hi dsmith
<chillywilly> psu
<dsmith> hey chilly
<psu> hiya
<chillywilly> is that hiya or hiyah! ;)
<revDeke> grib: see #gnuenterprise can be useful :)
<psu> dunno, but ACK seemed kinda impersonal
<revDeke> jcater: the deal is
<revDeke> they want to have end users use version control to checkout/in files
<revDeke> to a test webserver
<revDeke> then have a web interface where tehy select files to 'publish'
<revDeke> which then has files co to production server under a different account
<revDeke> this being because they if they give them writes to the production server, they wont use version control
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<revDeke> but im trying :)
<chillywilly> irc.scifi.com's ircd config is mental
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<chillywilly> did you burn yourself?
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<chillywilly> s/it/them
<chillywilly> that sucked
<revDeke> hmm sounds to me like it burnt more than it sucked
<dsmith> no, I just nuked it too long
<chillywilly> revDeke: indeed
<ajmitch> hi all
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<aa_> hi all
<ajmitch> hi
<aa_> in GFBlock.initQuery(), why does it currently pass *all* blocks into query mode?
<aa_> and not only self, like it used to be?
<jcater> it's been the former since I can remember
<aa_> But then, it's exactly the same to do block1.initQuery() or block2.initQuery() ?
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<Chipaca> jcater: in 0.4 it was block-specific
<Chipaca> jcater: we use it a lot
<revDeke> blocks are evil spawn of satan
<jamest> IIRC 0.4 didn't do query by detail
<Chipaca> jamest: this isn't query by detail...
<jamest> i know
<jamest> but init'ing a query sets all blocks ready to accept a mask
<jamest> and blocks are not evil
<aa_> jamest: Is it necesary for doing query by detail?
<jamest> i'm not sure how we'd function w/o them
<Chipaca> jamest: that's now, before it was just one block
<jamest> i believe so
<aa_> jamest:  Isn't it just as easy to initQuery all your blocks when you need to?
<aa_> jamest: Thing is now we _can't_ initQuery just one...
<jamest> what would trigger their init'ing?
<Chipaca>   productResultBlock.processRollback()
<Chipaca>   productResultBlock.initQuery()
<Chipaca>   productResultBlock.nameListEntry = '%'+str(productSearchBlock.searchNameEntry)+'%' # 
<Chipaca>   productResultBlock.processQuery()
<Chipaca> that
<jamest> i mean internally
<jamest> when a form goes into query mode
<jamest> as far as triggers are concerned I don't think it'd take much to support your mode of operation
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<revDeke> should be datasource stuff
<revDeke> i.e. my refrenence to evil blocks :)
<aa_> in that code, doing initQuery on ResultBlock makes data in searchNameEntry unaccessible
<aa_> (which is in another block)
<jamest> true dat
<jcater> true dat to which?
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<jamest> aa_'s last two lines
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<jcater> ok
<jamest> i can't see a good way to attach triggers to the datasources
<jamest> as the context in which they are used changes from app to app
<aa_> jamest: or is it accessible through some other invocation?
<revDeke> the place it will really bite would be remote datasets/triggers (i.e. appserver)
<ajmitch> hmmmm
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<revDeke> but again its just coming from a different direction
<jamest> aa_: i don't recall, last night was the first night in over a month I had time for gnue
<revDeke> not complaining (directly) 
<jcater> what will really bite?
<aa_> jamest: you lucky thing
<jamest> i curled up w/ a printout od wx ui driver's .py files
<jcater> there's pretty much a 1:1 between blocks & datasources, only datasources are generic from one app to the next
<jamest> I felt so dirty afterward :)
<revDeke> jcater: yeah they have gotten a lot better
<ajmitch> you seen that wxpython 2.4 is out?
<revDeke> been a long time since i looked
<revDeke> so i could be remembering older stuff
<aa_> is there anything like ThisBlock.ThisField.get_like_if_i_were_in_normal_mode() ?
<aa_> (or could there be?)
<Chipaca> is initQuery actually used anywhere?
<aa_> or else, could initQuery go back to initting just the self block and leave it up to the form to initQuery all that it wants initted?
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<aa_> oi!
<aa_> Currently, we're cheating a bit sometimes, calling form._object._logic._blockList from inside triggers to do things on all blocks.  If blockList were available from inside triggers, you could initQuery all blocks just as easily :)
<aa_> (did that parse?)
<Chipaca> aa_: it did to me
<Chipaca> aa_: but we seem to have lost them
<aa_> chipaca: that could just mean we've been drinking the same coffee..
<Chipaca> aa_: good stuff that
<aa_> if there isn't any ideological reason not to let the blocklist be accessible from inside triggers, then you could let initQuery just init self block, and use something like " for block in form.blockList(): block.initQuery()" to get the same results as currently you get with "AnyFrellingBlock.InitQuery()"
<aa_> Also, you could (if you want) initQuery just one block
<aa_> or do things like "for block in form.blockList(): block.rollback()"
<aa_> which we ar currently achieving by jumping the fence a bit.
<Chipaca> or, seeing as block.initQuery now isn't really block-specific, ...
<Chipaca> umm
<Chipaca> could _anyone_ explain to me the reasoning behind a method of a block affecting all blocks in the same way without regards of the block used to call that method?
<Chipaca> i.e. initQuery sounds much more like something you'd do with a form
<Chipaca> in its persent state
<Chipaca> it's as if you did block.exit() to shut the form
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<Chipaca> it's ... umm ... how can I say this without offending people ... brainfucked
<ajmitch> :)
<Chipaca> aa_: I'd be fine with a form.initQuery that inits all blocks and a block.initQuery that inits that block
<aa_> block.initQuery() doe's something that behaves like a form.initQuery()
<aa_> chipaca: but i thought of it first
<chillywilly> form, block, form , block, form
<Chipaca> aa_: niah niah yo'momma
<aa_> (i'm just a slow typer)
<aa_> while we're about it, is there any reason for there _not_ to be a form.initQuery that behaves like jamest wants?
<Chipaca> aa_: let me see.... no
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<Chipaca> am not
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<aa_> chipaca: shut up, both of you
<aa_> ;)
<chillywilly> hmmm, why does this prject always attarct such warped people? ;)
<chillywilly> project, attract
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<Chipaca> i   '   m       n   o   t       w   a   r   p   e   d   !
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<chillywilly> blah
<chillywilly> y    e    s     y    o   u    a    r    e !   !   !   !
<chillywilly> man that fscks with the eyes doesn't it?
<ajmitch> yup
<Chipaca> c   h   i   l   l   y   w   i   l   l   y   :       w   h   a   t   e   v   e   r       y   o   u       s   a   y   ,       m   a   s   s   s   t   e   r   r
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<Chipaca> SO!
<ajmitch> YES??
<Chipaca> could we get an *answer* on this, so we can go ahead and *do* something?
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<chillywilly> you have to wait
<chillywilly> they are busy with their secksy handling of lusers
<revDeke> y u m m y, t h a t   i s  e a s i e r    t o  r e a d.    M u c h    s l o w e r   t o  t y p e.
<Chipaca> revDeke: you could script it :)
<aa_> can i script it out?
<Chipaca> aa_: I don't know. Can you?
<aa_> yup
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<aa_> see?
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<StyXman> hi all
<StyXman> jamest: y'alive?
<Chipaca> StyXman: no
<StyXman> owww... when did he pass on?
<Chipaca> StyXman: shortly after 'I felt so dirty afterward'
<ajmitch> chillywilly: these argentinians are *crazy* :)
<StyXman> ajmitch: que te pasa'vo con lo' argentino'! :)
<chillywilly> they remind me of some kiwis
<ajmitch> no, the kiwis that were here were just plain insane
<Chipaca> ajmitch: it's "argentines" btw
<StyXman> jamest: ok, more on modalism
<ajmitch> Chipaca: interesting
<StyXman> now CHipaca found that ine can call a MakeModal funcion on wxFrames... but...
<StyXman> s/ine/one/
<StyXman> it doesn't work 'cause it's virtual (or so it says in wxpython's docu) and 'is not implemented anywhere'.
<StyXman> so, another dead end street.
<Chipaca> StyXman: maybe grabMouse/releaseMouse is enough?
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<Chipaca> StyXman: actually it's capture not grab, but you got it
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<StyXman> he, wx rocks
<Chipaca> StyXman: s/r/sucks r/
<StyXman> (said ... who? stallman? kill the bastard...)
<StyXman> ah, raymond
<jamest> sigh
<psu> raymond chandler
<jamest> i'm not here for a bit
Action: psu went to a sports bar in North Carolina once
<ajmitch> hmm
<jamest> that whole "real work" thing
<psu> called "He's not here"
<jamest> :(
<ajmitch> hello psu :)
<psu> Whenever you rang the bar, they would pick up phone 
<psu> & say "Hello, He's Not Here..."
<psu> ;-)
<psu> hi ajmitch
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<ajmitch> hey perlhead
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<ajmitch> wb chillywilly
<dtm> re dtm
<chillywilly> thanks
<ajmitch> heh
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<aa_> how do you referr to an Entry from within a trigger?
<aa_> like to pass to setFocus
Action: aa_ listens to the crickets for a while
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<ajmitch> :)
<aa_> evryone gone home already?
<ajmitch> seems that way :(
<ajmitch> i guess the friday has dragged them down
<aa_> don't understand these weird folk going home friday night...
<aa_> :)
<ajmitch> a little thing called 'users'? :)
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<ajmitch> hey jcater!!
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<chillywilly> hi
<ajmitch> hello
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