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00:37:06 <jsled> Jesus! I didn't realize that Hugo Chavez was a giant! http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1690507,00.html?imw=Y
00:38:13 <jsled> The man is immense! Regular books are pitifully small in his hands!
00:41:42 <jsled> What? there was a Democratic debate tonight?
00:41:53 <jsled> Ah ... a radio debate.
00:44:34 <therethinker> What's this "radio" you talk of
00:45:04 <jsled> It seems to be a television, but with an inoperative video stream.
00:45:06 <therethinker> is it anything like one of these "mailmen" you speak of
00:45:12 <therethinker> Hmm
00:45:21 <jsled> Audio only! I know!
00:45:22 <therethinker> So people yelling at a broken telly?
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01:01:19 <kpreid> .compare monolith polylith
01:01:23 <phenny> monolith (4,720,000), polylith (16,900)
01:01:44 <kpreid> .gs * is monolithic
01:01:44 <therethinker> .g polylith
01:01:48 <phenny> emitter, balcony slab
01:01:50 <phenny> therethinker: http://granwell.com/
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01:33:45 <_bjoern> Hmm I think I haven't applied my special char patch to my client... but let's see
01:33:46 <_bjoern> "Dec. 4 \emdash A detainee at the military detention camp here cut his throat with his own fingernail, causing substantial blood loss early last month, but was not at risk of death, military officials said today. \ldblquote He did in fact use a sharpened fingernail,\rdblquote Cmdr. Andrew Haynes, the deputy commander of the guard force here, told reporters during a camp tour." - http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/04/world/04cnd-gitmo
01:33:49 <_bjoern> jupp
02:51:03 <jsled> Hmm. And I just assumed that dildoizing the coffee meant putting it *in*.
03:10:26 <clsn> .g dildoizing coffee
03:10:29 <phenny> dildoizing coffee: sorry, no results were found.
03:10:37 <clsn> Somehow I am reassured.
03:11:28 <jsled> http://achewood.com/index.php?date=11292007 through today.
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05:37:46 <_bjoern> Is the following possible: a HTTP server returns a cacheable response to some request. The response is cached. Later an equivalent conditional request is made and the server response with 304. The cache responds to the client with a status code that is neither 200 nor 304. ?
05:38:32 <_bjoern> (possible as in conforming and at times appropriate, all assuming the original response code wasn't 200)
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05:40:13 <_bjoern> I was under the impression that you can make e.g. a redirect cacheable, and if you make a conditional request, you would get a 304 and replace it with the redirect (updating some of the headers as required by RFC 2616).
06:18:29 <laplink> E_TOOEARLYFORHTTP
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06:30:20 <sbp> E_HELLO
06:45:50 <laplink> .title http://iamseb.com/seb/2007/12/perl-on-rails-why-the-bbc-fails-at-the-internet/
06:45:54 <phenny> laplink: Perl on Rails - Why the BBC Fails at the Internet | I Am Seb
06:47:01 <laplink> They've botched and neutered their ancient installation of Perl on Solaris, so now they want to move to Java?!?
06:51:01 <_bjoern> They docs don't say coding Perl won't make you insane.
06:52:51 <sbp> E_OMITTED_ON_PURPOSE
06:58:26 <_bjoern> .title http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7107454.stm
06:58:29 <phenny> _bjoern: BBC NEWS | Magazine | Can our bodies adapt to being night owls?
06:58:38 <_bjoern> someone here might now?
06:59:09 <_bjoern> .title http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7128172.stm
06:59:12 <phenny> _bjoern: BBC NEWS | Americas | One-fifth of Canadians immigrants
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07:03:57 <laplink> _bjoern: The answer is a deep and resounding “NO”.
07:05:06 <laplink> I worked the worst possible combination of shifts (changing between nights, days, evenings frequently and with no discernable pattern) for ten years, and I've spent almost as long building up a sleep pattern again.
07:06:01 <laplink> And my sleep pattern is still shot all to hell; it's just that now it oscillates more or less around the same pattern as the rest of the world (give or take ~5 hours).
07:07:16 <laplink> And when you work shifts like that you /will/ develop a caffeine addiction of epic proportions; which habit is hell to kick and certainly doesn't help you resolve your sleep issues.
07:11:41 <_bjoern> That some keys require a lot less pressure to consider themself pressed is becoming a serious problem.
07:11:49 * _bjoern adds a "k"
07:12:41 <Arnia> boing?
07:15:55 <Arnia> Heh http://xkcd.com/353/
07:16:22 <sbp> znyello
07:17:00 <sbp> 353: ahahaha
07:17:38 <Arnia> import superluminal
07:23:34 <Arnia> ftl :: a -> WarpFactor -> WeirdShit
07:25:00 <Arnia> .title http://www.iis.sinica.edu.tw/~scm/2007/s-combinator-is-injective-with-proofs/
07:25:05 <phenny> Arnia: S Combinator is Injective, with Proofs | Shin-Cheng Mu
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08:07:38 <Arnia> speaking of which...
08:07:49 * Arnia takes a large stick to the universe
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08:12:16 <sbp> .cp ^201C
08:12:21 <phenny> 201C: LEFT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK (“)
08:12:29 <sbp> ay ay ay!
08:12:37 * Arnia boings
08:12:51 * sbp is having scary font problems
08:12:56 <sbp> 'ello Arnia
08:12:59 <Arnia> Oh?
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08:13:01 <Arnia> Hey
08:13:10 * sbp is trying to get a paper in, but proper quote marks won't display!
08:13:33 <sbp> I'll have to use a different font just for quote marks
08:14:05 <Arnia> argh!
08:14:50 <sbp> hmm
08:14:56 <sbp> that actually looks less hideous than I feared it might
08:15:10 <sbp> Hoefler Text quote marks around ITC Galliard text :-)
08:15:35 <sbp> .unicode right single quot
08:15:38 <phenny> U+2019 RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK (’)
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08:19:40 <sbp> Arnia: any opinion on where page numbers should go?
08:19:44 <sbp> it's a fairly plain report
08:19:49 <sbp> numbers will be like "1 of 5"
08:20:00 <sbp> bottom left at the moment... thinking about bottom right or top right
08:20:12 <Arnia> Remember that it depends on how it is bound
08:20:16 <Arnia> (if it is bound)
08:20:19 <sbp> it's loose leaf
08:20:31 <Arnia> Centred, bottom then
08:20:43 <perigrin> watermarked across the entire page
08:20:49 <perigrin> in purple
08:20:50 <sbp> I... can't center sadly
08:20:55 <sbp> using HTML in Firefox
08:20:59 * Arnia deletes perigrin
08:21:06 <sbp> for speed because OMG I HAVE TO BE QUICK
08:21:12 <Arnia> sbp: eh... ok, bottom right then
08:22:09 <sbp> oh wait! I can do center
08:22:16 <sbp> ...centre. what the fuck
08:22:21 <sbp> I need to take deep breaths or something
08:22:32 <perigrin> <div align="center"></div>
08:22:41 <perigrin> Old Skool yes
08:22:45 <perigrin> but effective in HTML
08:23:00 <sbp> right, except I'm using CSS of course
08:23:10 <sbp> and page numbers are not part of the HTML, they're added by Firefox
08:23:16 <sbp> which I will use to print to PDF
08:23:22 <perigrin> silly Firefox
08:23:22 <sbp> because I'm so... well, new skool I guess
08:23:39 * Arnia blows up the school
08:23:40 <perigrin> nu skool
08:23:53 <perigrin> Arnia don't need no education.
08:24:02 <perigrin> Remember Remember the Fifth of December?
08:24:07 <Arnia> Oh trust me I do...
08:24:20 <Arnia> But nice link between Floyd and Fawkes there
08:24:24 <sbp> Arnia: that looks schwëët. thanks!
08:24:35 * Arnia seems to keep making the same mistakes
08:24:37 <Arnia> Silly Joe!
08:24:48 <Arnia> sbp: np
08:25:14 * perigrin goes to wash/prep a second bottle ... and head to bed.
08:25:16 <sbp> (it's a paper about Edward III, the play, incidentally)
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08:25:39 <sbp> I'm trying to figure out who wrote it. this is just a preliminary thing
08:26:03 <perigrin> I'm tired enough that the jokes that keep coming to mind are really bad.
08:26:21 <Arnia> perigrin: hey, welcome to my world :)
08:26:21 <perigrin> like ... "I thought *you* wrote the paper ... why are you typsetting a paper when you don't even know its author?"
08:27:09 <perigrin> Arnia, I'd rather be in durham ... less shoveling of snow this week I think.
08:27:18 <perigrin> .weather kmsp
08:27:21 <phenny> Cloudy, 17.6℉ (-8℃), 30.03in (1014mb), Moderate breeze 13kt (↑) - KMSP 2:53, 0853Z
08:27:31 <Arnia> oh good grief
08:27:40 <Arnia> .weather Durham
08:27:43 <phenny> AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'read' (file "/home/sbp/phenny/web.py", line 15, in http_error_default)
08:27:59 <Arnia> .weather Newcastle
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08:28:09 <phenny> Overcast ☁, 22℃, 1018mb, Moderate breeze 12kt (↑) - YSSY 20:00, 0900Z
08:28:15 <Arnia> eh
08:28:18 <perigrin> Balmy!
08:28:21 <Arnia> .weather Newcastle UK
08:28:27 <phenny> Scattered, 12℃, 992mb, Light Rain, Moderate breeze 12kt (↑) - EGNT, 8:50, 0850Z
08:29:08 <perigrin> certainly less snow then
08:29:12 <Arnia> yes
08:29:25 <_bjoern> .wik Trill
08:29:28 <phenny> "trill (music), a type of musical ornament" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trill
08:29:32 * perigrin has dug out about 8" of snow ...
08:30:00 <_bjoern> .g Transparent Interconnection of Lots of Links Working Group
08:30:02 <phenny> _bjoern: http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/trill-charter.html
08:30:29 <perigrin> .g Transparent Invisible Pink Unicorn Working Group
08:30:29 <Arnia> perigrin: I've dug myself a big hole instead
08:30:31 <phenny> Transparent Invisible Pink Unicorn Working Group: http://subjunctive.net/klog/compositions/
08:30:38 <Arnia> .acronym TRILL
08:30:41 <phenny> TUNES RETIR INQUIR LACKBEARD LOYALTIES
08:31:06 <perigrin> .acronym IPU
08:31:09 <phenny> IF PUREST UNMUFFLING
08:31:28 <Arnia> .acronym Durham
08:31:28 <_bjoern> phenny, de "Vibrant"?
08:31:31 <phenny> DENNY UNPRIZABLE ROARERS HURLY ALTOGETHER MOORS
08:31:31 <phenny> _bjoern: "Vibrant" (de)
08:31:49 <_bjoern> acronym ARNIA
08:31:49 <Monty> "ARNIA" - advertised RFID, never iraq, apoligize
08:32:04 <perigrin> acronym Monty
08:32:05 <Monty> "MONTY" - ManCrush?! Operating nokia, tube yes,
08:33:18 <Arnia> .acronym sbp
08:33:20 <phenny> STAR-LIKE BABYLON PANTALOON
08:33:24 <Arnia> !
08:33:50 <_bjoern> phenny, "Das deutsche Zäpfchen-r ist meist ein stimmhafter uvularer Frikativ (Reibelaut), der durch eine Geräusche erzeugende Enge zwischen Gaumenzäpchen und Hinterzunge gebildet wird. Durch "Rollen" dieses Lautes entsteht ein uvularer Vibrant, der in einigen deutschen Dialekten gebräuchlich ist."?
08:33:54 <phenny> _bjoern: "The German Zaepfchen r is usually a be correctful uvularer Frikativ (fricative), which is formed by noises a producing tightness between Gaumenzaepchen and Hinterzunge. From "roles" of this sound results a uvularer Vibrant, which is common in some German dialects." (de)
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08:40:01 <_bjoern> .gs please come and * me
08:40:03 <phenny> get (6), vist (4), visit (4), see (4), join (4), tell (3), rescue (3), pick (3), help (3), cheer (3), unite (2), touch (2), tap (2), talk to (2), take (2), screw (2), save (2), meet (2), let (2), ick (2), heal (2), give (2), cuddle (2), arrest (2), welocme, warm, vsit, surport, support, spank, slob,
08:40:55 <Arnia> .gs please * me
08:40:58 <phenny> let (34), tell (21), forgive (14), send (9), help (9), unsuscribe (7), unscribe (6), give (6), inform (5), hlep (5), enlighten (5), unbuff (4), teach (4), notify (4), shoot (3), hwlp (3), hepl (3), healp (3), explain (3), drop (3), advise (3), unsubcribe (2), unconfuse (2), tell me please tell (2),
08:46:40 <Arnia> ow ow ow... hot jeans
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09:07:02 * danja imagines Arnia doing an M.Jackson dance
09:07:25 <Arnia> Oh deary me
09:08:42 <danja> the Thriller period, not today's zombie
09:08:54 <Arnia> Still
09:10:45 <Arnia> Dear me... I've got the Wicked soundtrack effectively on repeat on my laptop
09:13:44 * danja wikipedias wicked
09:14:04 <danja> ah
09:14:18 <danja> 'nuff said
09:14:19 <darobin> Wicked the musical?
09:14:21 <phenny> darobin: 04 Dec 16:04Z <perigrin> tell darobin no we mostly call her a butthead ... the other things we call her I don't want her repeating
09:15:16 <darobin> phenny: tell perigrin he should try to be online when I am, and also that I'm asking my girlfriend
09:15:18 <phenny> darobin: I'll pass that on when perigrin is around.
09:15:24 <danja> .title http://physorg.com/news115988029.html
09:15:27 <phenny> danja: New hypothesis for origin of life proposed
09:15:47 <danja> in sheets of mica - not a bad idea
09:16:51 <darobin> phenny: tell perigrin in case this is logged I had an idea of someone else to ask who isn't my gf :-)
09:16:53 <phenny> darobin: I'll pass that on when perigrin is around.
09:18:07 <Arnia> darobin: yeah... hey, liking musicals is expected for me
09:20:34 <darobin> lucky you, we only get shite musicals over here
09:22:33 <Arnia> The West End helps
09:24:40 <darobin> it would, yeah
09:24:55 <darobin> guess I should plan a trip to London and try to catch a couple
09:28:39 <_bjoern> Isn't that illegal?
09:30:02 <Arnia> Musicals?
09:30:24 <_bjoern> capturing couples.
09:37:57 <_bjoern> "Not Enough Parking for Private Jets Going to UN Climate Conference" - http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2007/11/23/not-enough-parking-private-jets-going-un-climate-conference
09:40:14 <Arnia> ... reading the comments on that makes me despair
09:40:34 <Arnia> How can such broad brush strokes be ever considered serious discussion?
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12:04:50 <nsh> .gs level of discourse is *
12:04:53 <phenny> grim (2), diminished (2), considerably (2), where greima, weighted, very high, usually found at, unsophi, truly impressive, suitable, substantiated, substandard, subdivided, stunningly vapid, somewhat, slipping, signaled, shall, severely curtailed, semipopular, satirized, ruptured, required inter al
12:05:16 <nsh> .gs * standard of debate
12:05:18 <phenny> * standard of debate: No results!
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12:22:49 <nsh> .gs * a cautionary tale
12:22:52 <phenny> nafta (3), ramfest (2), lieberman (2), knuffle bunny (2), itanium (2), glitter (2), threesomes, thanotourism, sowell, reference, provides, ny, microcredit, mcgurk, hitchhiker, gt, daiquiris, beacon, apostrophe
12:23:13 <MoiraA> morning
12:23:21 <nsh> morning MoiraA :-)
12:23:23 <nsh> how are you?
12:23:30 <MoiraA> wrist still sore
12:23:36 <nsh> aw
12:23:41 <nsh> at least your shower didn't explode on you
12:23:45 <MoiraA> can't wait for an appointment at the Freeman, get it injected with steroid
12:23:48 <MoiraA> true :)
12:24:05 <nsh> annoying thing is, whatever done broke in it made the last bit of water come out rather dirty
12:24:09 <MoiraA> still, all my stuff (or most of it) for my upgraded PC has arrived, so tonight will see that getting built
12:24:13 <nsh> so it was all a bit of a wasted enterprise
12:24:18 <nsh> oh cool
12:24:24 * nsh downgraded his laptop to craptop status
12:24:31 <MoiraA> how annoying nsh
12:24:36 <nsh> yeah
12:24:40 <nsh> it still kinda works
12:24:58 <MoiraA> I have a really old laptop - must find out if anywhere can use it for scrap metal
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12:25:04 <Monty> it's pierpa!
12:25:24 <nsh> scrap metal prices are through the roof
12:25:31 <pierpa> Monty!
12:25:33 <Monty> ... why aren't some more on unwired i think...
12:25:48 * nsh shrugs
12:26:31 <nsh> oh, i owe the library two and fifty
12:27:09 <nsh> or probably more :-/
12:27:19 <nsh> "There may be further charges owing if you have overdue items still on loan."
12:28:10 * nsh doesn't quite understand why it cost him a pound each to renew two books
12:29:38 <MoiraA> haha
12:29:55 <MoiraA> I got caught out by fines last time I used a library
12:30:04 <MoiraA> was a member of the Lit and Phil - private library here
12:30:15 <MoiraA> they didn't fine people since you paid to join
12:30:20 <sbp> aw man
12:30:30 <sbp> I wanted to do this:
12:30:30 <sbp> <sbp> YOU
12:30:37 <sbp> <sbp> ARE AS FAT AS THE PUNIC WARS
12:30:40 <MoiraA> going back to a public library I had to realise I needed to get books back on time
12:30:41 <sbp> <sbp> AND TWICE AS UGLY
12:31:02 <sbp> but I'm like, it's a screenful of MoiraA! don't want her to think I'm talking about her! :-)
12:31:16 <sbp> see I think my Swhack Entrances up prior to rejoining
12:31:48 <MoiraA> lol
12:31:50 <MoiraA> I would never think you'd be so rude to me ;)
12:31:51 * nsh just has a sack of random
12:31:53 <sbp> I owed the library a tenner a couple of weeks back
12:31:56 <nsh> but i lost the key
12:31:57 <sbp> excellent
12:32:02 <sbp> I'll keep it in mind for the future
12:32:26 <Arnia> I just gave one of my housemates a tutorial in Quantum Mechanics; not sure what that says about him or me.
12:32:28 <nsh> proper interval locality is shitrude!
12:32:38 *** sbp changed the topic to: "L. E. Baum, T. Petrie, G. Soules, and N. Weiss, "A maximization technique occurring in the statistical analysis of probabilistic functions of Markov chains", Ann. Math. Statist., vol. 41, no. 1, pp. 164--171, 1970."
12:32:43 <sbp> wrong one
12:32:50 *** sbp changed the topic to: "<phenny> STAR-LIKE BABYLON PANTALOON"
12:32:53 <sbp> stupid clipboard
12:33:33 <MoiraA> right, need to phone my dad, sort his excel problem out
12:33:41 <sbp> enjoy
12:33:50 <sbp> .gc shitrude
12:33:52 <phenny> shitrude: 100
12:34:14 <sbp> Arnia: what area is the housemate into?
12:34:33 <Arnia> Maths... doing a module in quantum mechanics
12:35:02 <sbp> aha!
12:36:04 <sbp> "Take off your RDF goggles." - Richard Cyganiak to Ian Davis
12:36:29 * nsh nukes Hilbert Spaces
12:36:31 <Arnia> Take off your XML goggles
12:36:37 <Arnia> nsh: Mm... L2
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12:38:17 <sbp> 13:30 <sbp> iand
12:38:17 <sbp> 13:30 <sbp> where are you
12:38:17 <sbp> 13:30 <person> sbp: he's not at his desk but his laptop is
12:38:17 <sbp> 13:30 <sbp> person: could you pass on a message for me please
12:38:17 <sbp> 13:30 <person> sbp: sure
12:38:20 <sbp> 13:30 <sbp> thanks. message reads: "TAKE OFF YOUR RDF GOGGLES"
12:38:22 <sbp> 13:30 <sbp> if he's read his email, he'll understand and chuckle
12:38:25 <sbp> 13:31 <person> sbp: right
12:38:27 <sbp> 13:31 <person> i'll try to communicate that
12:38:29 <sbp> 13:31 <sbp> many thanks
12:39:14 <sbp> I was going to add an "if he's not read his email" part, but I figured I'd leave that to the imagination
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12:39:49 * nsh leaves debts to his imagination
12:40:26 * Arnia leaves reality to his imagination
12:40:28 <Arnia> WITH PINS
12:40:49 <sbp> Cyganiak has a nice summary: "I guess it's fair to say that httpRange-14 has only pushed the problem into a smaller corner of the web architecture."
12:43:20 <_bjoern> sucks that Perl doesn't let you write `$char = $data{$_} and last if 'charset' eq lc foreach keys %data`.
12:43:32 <sbp> agreed
12:43:42 <nsh> _bjoern, override the operators to be more stackable
12:43:50 <_bjoern> (you'd have to add a do { ... } in front of the foreach)
12:43:52 <nsh> it's the hackers way
12:44:33 <nsh> wait
12:44:34 <nsh> hmmm
12:44:36 * nsh wonders
12:44:58 <nsh> it wouldn't be that hard to have a wikisite called "dwim.org"
12:45:10 <_bjoern> hmm forgot to update the README file ... twice in a row, in fact.
12:45:16 <nsh> and on there you have a bunch of pages that show transformations between what a piece of code should look like
12:45:21 <nsh> and what the language wants it to look like
12:45:34 <nsh> then you can preprocess all your code via that
12:45:35 <_bjoern> Well h2xs shouldn't add a version identifier to the README anyway
12:46:02 <_bjoern> also, my test suite consists only of this: [[[
12:46:06 <_bjoern> use Test::More tests => 1;
12:46:06 <_bjoern> BEGIN { use_ok('HTML::Encoding') };
12:46:06 <_bjoern> ]]]
12:46:23 <_bjoern> I know I wrote very many tests, where are they...
12:46:53 <_bjoern> aah, in the HTML-Encoding-Tests directory on my T: drive.
12:47:15 <_bjoern> it has 4 subdirs, html, http, xhtml, xml; only the http dir has files...
12:47:32 <_bjoern> that one has 41 however
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12:48:24 <_bjoern> evil stuff like `Content-Type: text/html;version="\"charset=iso-8859-1\"";charset="utf-8";version="\"charset=iso-8859-2\""` included
12:49:09 <_bjoern> `Content-Type: text/html;charset="\u\t\f\-\8"` too, I guess I'm the only one who can handle that...
12:49:22 <sbp> hmm!
12:49:42 <_bjoern> This one is fun too, `Content-Type: text/html;version=";x=1;y=2;charset=iso-8859-1";charset=utf-8;version=";x=1;y=2;charset=iso-8859-2"`
12:49:56 <sbp> yes, I only do replace('\\"', '"')
12:50:14 <sbp> that one should work
12:50:21 <sbp> i.e. give utf-8
12:50:39 <nsh> # So I went to her house in the middle of the night # When the moon was shining clearly ( repeat ) # She opened the door and she let me in # And divil the one did hear us # She took my horse by the bridle and the bit # And she led him to the stable ( repeat ) # Saying "There's plenty of oats for a soldier's horse, # To eat it if he's able." #
12:50:55 <_bjoern> How about this one, http://www.bjoernsworld.de/temp/rfc2616-section-2.2-para-4.txt ?
12:51:00 <nsh> # With my too-ry-ay, # Fol-diddle-la, # Fol-diddle-la-fol-deri, oh!
12:52:51 <sbp> ooh, rats, you're right that \u\t\f\-\8 should work
12:53:31 <sbp> no, I'd get =?utf-8?b?svnpltg4ntktmq==?= as the encoding for thats
12:53:35 <sbp> s/thats/that/
12:53:41 <_bjoern> BUGZ !!
12:53:46 <sbp> ...how do you figure it should give utf-8?
12:53:55 <sbp> wait, those question marks must be bytes...
12:54:04 <sbp> hmm, nope
12:54:08 <_bjoern> this is mime word encoding
12:54:20 <sbp> ...
12:54:51 <sbp> ooh, I see
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12:57:14 <sbp> nsh: whatya singing there?
12:57:24 <nsh> I as roved out
12:57:28 <nsh> Irish trad.
12:57:42 <_bjoern> hmm something's wrong with that test case
12:57:46 <sbp> any particular version?
12:57:47 <nsh> it's mysogenistic, but in such a folksy and charming way no-one cares
12:57:53 <nsh> the one in me head
12:57:56 <_bjoern> I guess that's why I also have http://www.bjoernsworld.de/temp/rfc2616-section-2.2-para-4.txt ...
12:57:57 <sbp> heheh
12:57:59 <_bjoern> err
12:58:00 <nsh> i heard it in a dream a few weeks ago
12:58:01 <_bjoern> I guess that's why I also have http://www.bjoernsworld.de/temp/rfc2616-section-2.2-para-4.pl ...
12:58:10 <sbp> .head http://www.bjoernsworld.de/temp/rfc2616-section-2.2-para-4.pl Content-Type
12:58:12 <_bjoern> Apache lowercases the charset
12:58:14 <phenny> Content-Type: text/plain;charset="=?utf-8?b?SVNPLTg4NTktMg==?="
12:58:19 <sbp> ugh
12:58:29 <sbp> < 咒 > APACHE HAZ BUGZ
12:58:45 <_bjoern> )
12:58:49 <_bjoern> wtf
12:58:58 <_bjoern> my keyboad has a new bugz
12:59:04 <sbp> auto)
12:59:28 <_bjoern> no, return seems to auto-fire, and apparently the "r" does not work well either
12:59:37 <_bjoern> the encoding is "ISO-8859-2" really
13:00:06 <_bjoern> I should make the txt version redirect to the pl version some day...
13:00:27 <sbp> nah, it's a good web server test
13:00:50 <_bjoern> Well for all the .htaccess-supporting servers allright
13:01:05 <sbp> yup
13:01:14 <sbp> so one thing I didn't do was charset defaulting
13:01:24 <sbp> need to check what the text/* and other trees say and blah blah
13:01:36 <_bjoern> I think HTML::Encoding does not support mime word encoding here either, for that's too bizarre
13:01:47 <sbp> IT HAZ BUGS
13:01:58 <_bjoern> I'll fix it in rfc2616bis
13:02:13 <_bjoern> .g httpbis charter
13:02:16 <phenny> _bjoern: http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/httpbis-charter.html
13:02:24 <sbp> -> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/ietf-http-wg/2007AprJun/0050
13:03:11 <_bjoern> that originates from atom-protocol in some way
13:03:17 <sbp> ...'k
13:03:21 <sbp> those freaks
13:03:32 <sbp> are all these tests online somewhere?
13:03:33 <_bjoern> Something with the "slug:" header ...
13:03:42 <sbp> like, is there a list of them that I can use as a test suite?
13:03:52 <_bjoern> the http ones I quoted above?
13:03:58 <sbp> URI EXPECTED-CHARSET lines would be good
13:03:58 <_bjoern> I could put them up... second
13:04:01 <sbp> ta
13:05:16 <_bjoern> .head http://www.bjoernsworld.de/temp/html-encoding-http-tests.tgz Content-Length
13:05:19 <phenny> Content-Length: 1391
13:05:34 <sbp> u winz
13:05:58 <sbp> tar: A lone zero block at 84
13:06:11 <_bjoern> I don't have expected charsets, you could use HTML::Encoding for that...
13:06:13 <_bjoern> wtf!
13:06:19 <_bjoern> unpossible, u haz a bugz
13:06:31 <sbp> well it did inflate the tarball
13:06:38 <sbp> just grumbled about that at the end
13:07:05 <_bjoern> I was going to use 7zip but then thought "OMG SBP WILL COMPLAIN"
13:07:13 <sbp> yes
13:07:19 <sbp> should've used bzip2... :-)
13:07:31 <_bjoern> and then chose tgz and went "OMG I NEED A SUB DIR OR SBP WILL MESS UP HIS PITYFUL MACOSX"
13:07:39 <sbp> hehe
13:07:46 <sbp> I made a directory for it anyway
13:07:49 <sbp> though I'm not sure why
13:08:04 <_bjoern> I always do that too, people who don't are insane.
13:08:06 <sbp> I've been meaning to make a program that checks that tarballs are made up properly, and if not creates a directory for you
13:08:43 <sbp> .ety inflate
13:08:46 <phenny> Can't find the etymology for "inflate". Try http://etymonline.com/?search=inflate
13:08:50 <sbp> .ety inflation
13:08:53 <phenny> "1340, from L. inflationem (nom. inflatio), noun of action from inflare 'blow into, puff up,' from in- 'into' + flare 'to blow' (see blow (v.1))." - http://etymonline.com/?term=inflation
13:09:03 <sbp> aha!
13:09:07 <sbp> so the in does mean in
13:09:24 <sbp> I was just thinking: when you're inflating something, what is the flate that you're inning? surely it's going outwards
13:09:31 <sbp> but of course you're inning the puff into it
13:11:12 <_bjoern> I think the plan was to auto-generate the html tests from the http tests... well I've now published mine, the OPEN SOURCE COMMUNITY will make a test suite now!
13:11:16 <_bjoern> .gc suie
13:11:19 <phenny> suie: 767,000
13:11:40 <sbp> yeah, I'll probably bung these somewhere in the form of RDF tests
13:12:48 <_bjoern> evil : : : ( ( (
13:13:00 <sbp> yep
13:13:13 <sbp> but they'll be usable without looking at the content of course
13:23:01 <nsh> .w ululation
13:23:03 <phenny> ululation n. 1: A long loud emotional utterance.
13:25:07 <nsh> .gs * ululation
13:25:09 <phenny> of (2), talagang salitang, bowwow, africa
13:25:19 <nsh> .gs ululating *
13:25:22 <phenny> wail (4), mummie (4), jackal (4), howl (4), crie (4), knight (3), f (3), cry (3), to (2), shriek (2), screech (2), l ululatu (2), jubilating (2), in (2), ensue (2), definition (2), by (2), yodeling, yiyiyi, yebo impis marimba, woowoowoo, women miner, wildly blam, whimwham, voices competed, voice, ve
13:26:10 <_bjoern> .g kingdom skies site:scenemusic.eu
13:26:12 <phenny> _bjoern: http://www.scenemusic.eu/songinfo.php?songid=8153
13:26:28 <sbp> .gs slammed into the *
13:26:31 <phenny> ground (7), wtc (5), wall (3), yucatan (2), tefen (2), ship (2), scorer (2), ringpost (2), region (2), pentagon (2), pavement (2), jamb (2), gulf coast (2), earth (2), (2), yucat, windshield, warhead, uscgc escanaba wpg, tanker, sternum, state, siberian, shuttle, salabagh, riverwalk, rippentrop, re
13:28:38 <pierpa> .gs ululì *
13:28:40 <phenny> le migliori battute (6), castello ulul (4), v (2), ulul (2), sclero (2), nakakata ulul (2), lupo ulul (2), collegati (2), miss violetta, hahahau, frankenstein, frankeinstain
13:34:03 <nsh> .w introjection
13:34:05 <phenny> introjection n. 1: (psychoanalysis) the internalization of the parent figures and their values
13:34:07 <phenny> introjection n. 2: (psychology) unconscious internalization of aspects of the world (especially aspects of persons) within the self in such a way that the internalized representation takes over the psychological functions of the external objects.
13:35:10 <nsh> .ety echolalia
13:35:12 <phenny> Can't find the etymology for "echolalia". Try http://etymonline.com/?search=echolalia
13:35:25 <nsh> @dict gcide echolalia
13:35:26 <supybot> nsh: No definition for "echolalia" could be found in gcide
13:35:31 <nsh> .wik Echolalia
13:35:31 <_bjoern> .gs * is a fraud
13:35:33 <phenny> "Echolalia is the repetition of vocalizations made by another person." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echolalia
13:35:34 <phenny> brodeur (2), thermofusion, romney, mulayam, maruffo, macfanaticshop, kimmer, irs, inayat bunglawala, healey, guy, goclick, churbuck, cherryos, brokercheck
13:36:07 <_bjoern> .gs * was an inside job
13:36:10 <phenny> tsunami (2), temple, gerbal, daves room
13:36:20 <_bjoern> .gs impeach *
13:36:23 <phenny> bush (45), cheney (10), them (5), my bush (4), him (4), george (4), (4), thoma (3), president bush (3), president (3), gonzale (3), blagojevich (3), warren (2), the (2), rosie (2), pelosi (2), or (2), ladoja (2), jennifer granholm (2), indict (2), imshmeach (2), group (2), definition (2), darth che
13:36:32 <sbp> IMPEACH JENNIFER GRANHOLM
13:36:38 <_bjoern> DARTH CHE
13:36:39 <sbp> (who is Jennifer Granholm?)
13:36:47 <_bjoern> .wik Jennifer Granholm
13:36:47 <sbp> .wik Jennifer Granholm
13:36:50 <phenny> "Jennifer Mulhern Granholm (born February 5, 1959 in Vancouver, British Columbia) is a Canadian-born American politician and the current Governor of the U.S. state of Michigan." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Granholm
13:36:50 <phenny> "Jennifer Mulhern Granholm (born February 5, 1959 in Vancouver, British Columbia) is a Canadian-born American politician and the current Governor of the U.S. state of Michigan." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Granholm
13:37:04 <sbp> yeah, impeach her
13:37:18 <_bjoern> .gs impeach * first
13:37:21 <phenny> cheney (54), shirt (6), chaney (4), them (3), cheny (3), the witness (2), satan (2), hoyer (2), him (2), gonzales (2), george (2), darth (2), congress (2), cheyney (2), scalia, rove, pelosi, ms natale, ment were, lieberman, libby, lauderdale the, jamison, inquiry, his, her credibility, her, gonzo, g
13:38:24 <sbp> which of cheney, chanay, and cheny shall we impeach first?
13:38:56 <sbp> ahahaha
13:39:00 <sbp> .title http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/12/03/santa_filth_outrage/
13:39:05 <phenny> sbp: Microsoft's sex-obsessed RoboSanta spouts filth at children | The Register
13:39:06 <sbp> via Mobitopia
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13:40:51 <_bjoern> lisppaste2, url?
13:40:51 <lisppaste2> To use the lisppaste bot, visit http://paste.lisp.org/new/swhack and enter your paste.
13:41:05 <sbp> I don't see what the problem is though, really
13:41:15 <sbp> MS Santa is saying he *doesn't* want to talk about oral sex
13:42:07 <lisppaste2> _bjoern pasted "http test set results (with defaulting to 8859-1 for text/html)" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/51944
13:43:11 <sbp> thanks!
13:43:18 <sbp> what's up with 41?
13:43:28 <_bjoern> no content-type header
13:43:49 <_bjoern> 42 is not included in your set, it's just "Content-Type: text/html; CharSet=utf-8"
13:46:23 <sbp> thx
13:46:42 <sbp> are you keeping an eye on http://www.w3.org/TR/HTTP-in-RDF/ by the way?
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13:46:46 <sbp> for bugz
13:47:32 <nsh> the internet is really good
13:47:36 <nsh> FOR BUGZ
13:47:59 <sbp> NO UYO
13:48:01 <_bjoern> I attended one of their f2fs, isn't that enough?
13:48:47 <_bjoern> the first bug that's pretty obvious is that the references do not indicate which ones are normative
13:49:52 <nsh> .wik Pharyngeal muscles
13:49:58 <phenny> "Inferior pharyngeal constrictor muscle" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharyngeal_muscles
13:50:42 <_bjoern> there is no "Head" method in HTTP. method names are case-sensitive.
13:52:40 <_bjoern> The grammar just preceding 2.7 is odd, I wonder where this is from
13:52:59 <_bjoern> I saw a similar claim earlier when researching the ;length=... "parameter" in If-Modified-Since headers
13:53:11 <sbp> you attended an ERT F2F? wow
13:53:19 <_bjoern> (which appeared to be some netscape extension that ie now uses...)
13:53:52 <_bjoern> Yeah they met near Bonn which is like 2 hours from here
13:54:10 <_bjoern> so I payed them a visit; my trip there was quite terrible.
13:54:30 <_bjoern> starting with several late trains...
13:57:28 * sbp grumbles at late trains...
13:57:45 <sbp> I missed a connection today much to my annoyance
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13:58:53 <nsh> .w spirulina
13:58:56 <phenny> I couldn't find 'spirulina' in WordNet.
13:58:57 <nsh> .wik spirulina
13:59:00 <phenny> "Spirulina (dietary supplement), a popular health-food supplement made from the Arthrospira genus of cyanobacteria." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirulina
13:59:12 <nsh> .gs spirulina *
13:59:15 <phenny> platensi (9), i (7), algae (5), (5), subsalsa (4), stevia (3), powder (3), health (3), chlorella (3), supplement (2), pancake (2), organic (2), natural (2), microcluster (2), microalgae (2), information (2), ha (2), for (2), farm (2), ct (2), blue (2), biotechnology (2), and (2), world, wikipedia,
14:00:06 <nsh> .wik Octionionic
14:00:10 <phenny> Can't find anything in Wikipedia for "Octionionic".
14:00:11 <nsh> .wik Octonionic
14:00:15 <phenny> "In mathematics, the octonions are a nonassociative extension of the quaternions." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octonion
14:00:25 <nsh> .wik Quaternion
14:00:28 <phenny> "In mathematics, quaternions are a non-commutative extension of complex numbers." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaternion
14:00:34 <nsh> .wik Complex numbers
14:00:36 <phenny> "Complex numbers have addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations defined, with behaviours which are a strict superset of real numbers, as well as having other elegant and useful properties." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complex_numbers
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14:00:49 <nsh> bah, they broke form
14:01:06 <nsh> complex numbers are a non-what extension of the real numbers?
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14:02:57 <sbp> non-bolshevist
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14:05:07 <_bjoern> Okay http://search.cpan.org/dist/HTML-Encoding/ will have the tests and expected results in a few hours.
14:06:27 <sbp> whoo
14:06:40 <sbp> why does it take a few hours?
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14:06:46 <sbp> do they use avian carriers?
14:06:49 <_bjoern> this time I updated the readme but forgot to update Changes...
14:08:42 <_bjoern> I didn't say it won't be there before then...
14:08:59 <sbp> ah
14:09:25 <_bjoern> Don't ask me, I suspect they do some batch processing to add things to the full text index and such.
14:09:41 <sbp> oh right, and because it's perl...
14:09:43 <_bjoern> the 0.54 packages took about an hour to show up
14:10:24 <sbp> just wait for perl6
14:10:35 <sbp> the process will take a junction of negative five seconds and fifteen hours
14:12:16 <nsh> .ety exponent
14:12:18 <phenny> "1706, from L. exponentem, prp. of exponere 'put forth' (see expound)." - http://etymonline.com/?term=exponent
14:12:23 <nsh> .ety exponential
14:12:25 <phenny> Can't find the etymology for "exponential". Try http://etymonline.com/?search=exponential
14:12:29 <nsh> .ety exponentiate
14:12:31 <phenny> Can't find the etymology for "exponentiate". Try http://etymonline.com/?search=exponentiate
14:12:36 <nsh> .ety exponentiation
14:12:39 <phenny> Can't find the etymology for "exponentiation". Try http://etymonline.com/?search=exponentiation
14:15:41 <_bjoern> There should be a perl module (or the existing Encode derived modules should provide) that tells whether some character encoding has this property: bytes in the ascii range represent the corresponding ascii character, and characters in the ascii range are always represented using their ascii codes.
14:16:01 <_bjoern> Perhaps with some kind of "maybe" value, ideally with a list of exceptions
14:16:15 <_bjoern> so I can avoid transcoding if all I care about is ascii
14:17:44 <nsh> .gc "bum steer"
14:17:46 <phenny> "bum steer": 63,400
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14:17:51 <nsh> .gc bum steer *
14:17:54 <phenny> bum steer *: 64,700
14:17:54 <nsh> .gs bum steer *
14:17:57 <phenny> (13), traverse (4), pickard (4), rancher (3), catering (3), tucson (2), trimble (2), supplying leather (2), steakhouse (2), nhtsa (2), jenny cain (2), hazelwood (2), for scooby (2), flaxville (2), caution (2), winchester, the, synonym, shriver, shrimp, shooter, resulted, restauranl, production, pos
14:18:07 <nsh> .gs * bum steer
14:18:10 <phenny> modes (4), the, sb a, ormihitoli, nics, nicoles, jem, for, cows, cattle sale, bum steer, a
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14:29:57 <glen_quagmire> what is .gecko class in CSS selector? the document has no class="gecko"
14:30:08 <glen_quagmire> .wik gecko class css selector
14:30:12 <phenny> "The following tables compare CSS compatibility and support for a number of layout engines." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_layout_engines_(CSS)
14:30:48 <_bjoern> Well .gecko would match class='... gecko ...', if there is no such class in the document, then it matches nothing.
14:31:00 <_bjoern> an option would be that some script inserts the class dynamically
14:31:11 <glen_quagmire> oh i see
14:31:39 <nsh> hey
14:31:41 <nsh> guys
14:31:48 <nsh> amazon, it doesn't want to ship things to where i live
14:31:55 <nsh> anyone know what that's all about?
14:32:33 <sbp> what is it saying to you?
14:32:44 <sbp> are you ordering a digital download?
14:32:50 <MoiraA> doing this pc update now - catch you later
14:32:54 <sbp> c'ya MoiraA
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14:33:20 * nsh just trying to buy a book
14:33:36 <_bjoern> well get off the axis of evil already
14:33:42 <_bjoern> no books for freedom haters!
14:33:42 <nsh> i think it's trying to fob off that the vendor doesn't ship to the uk
14:33:49 <nsh> which smells like toshpuppies
14:33:56 <nsh> oh, that might be it :-)
14:37:42 <_bjoern> good title,
14:37:44 <_bjoern> .title http://www.hrw.org/reports/2007/lebanon1207/
14:38:14 <sbp> brilliant, yeah
14:38:27 <phenny> _bjoern: Rot Here or Die There: Bleak Choices for Iraqi Refugees in Lebanon
14:38:58 <_bjoern> phenny, "Schnecke"?
14:39:08 <phenny> _bjoern: "Snail" (de)
14:39:15 <_bjoern> she's busy today.
14:42:32 <glen_quagmire> how can I see source code after javascript adds/removes nodes? in firefox, i can select all and view selection source. how about IE and safari?
14:43:49 <_bjoern> Microsoft has addons for this. Generally, type something like `javascript:alert(document.body.innerHTML)` in the address bar.
14:45:42 <laplink> .g safari debug menu
14:45:44 <phenny> laplink: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20030110063041629
14:45:56 <laplink> .title http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20030110063041629
14:45:59 <phenny> laplink: macosxhints.com - Enable the Safari debug menu
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14:59:25 <pierpa> .gs clueless *
14:59:33 <phenny> (14), lyric (6), soundtrack (5), numpty (5), precalc (4), peter beinart (4), kiwi (4), i (4), tv (3), script (3), mailers spamdemic (3), in (3), adventurer (3), about (3), trailer (2), on (2), newbie (2), nb (2), manifesto (2), mailer (2), london (2), essay (2), crossword (2), cher debate (2), ceo
15:02:52 <_bjoern> .gc "web architecture bug"
15:02:55 <phenny> "web architecture bug": 2
15:02:56 <_bjoern> .gc "web architecture bugz"
15:02:58 <phenny> "web architecture bugz": 0
15:03:01 <_bjoern> .gc "web arch bug"
15:03:03 <phenny> "web arch bug": 0
15:03:04 <_bjoern> .gc "webarch bug"
15:03:07 <phenny> "webarch bug": 0
15:03:15 <_bjoern> @google "web architecture bug"
15:03:17 <supybot> _bjoern: Search took 0.14 seconds: Fragment Identifiers -- Axioms of Web architecture: <http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/Fragment.html>; -- Axioms of Web architecture: <http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/Identity.html>; Peter's Blog - Client-Side Web Architecture and Graceful Degradation: <http://peter.michaux.ca/article/81>
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15:03:54 <_bjoern> @echo Note: quoted search are teh broke with supybot.
15:03:55 <supybot> Note: quoted search are teh broke with supybot.
15:03:59 <_bjoern> thx supybot
15:03:59 <supybot> _bjoern: Error: "thx" is not a valid command.
15:04:01 <_bjoern> stfu
15:05:08 <_bjoern> iz teh upz http://search.cpan.org/~bjoern/HTML-Encoding-0.55/
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15:14:29 <nsh> .ety egregeous
15:14:32 <phenny> Can't find the etymology for "egregeous". Try http://etymonline.com/?search=egregeous
15:14:38 <nsh> .ety egregious
15:14:41 <phenny> "c.1534, from L. egregius, from the phrase ex grege 'rising above the flock,' from ex 'out of' + grege, abl. of grex 'herd, flock.' Disapproving sense, now predominant, arose 16c., originally ironic and is not in the L. word, which etymologically means simply 'exceptional.'" - http://etymonline.com/?term=egregious
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15:32:12 <Arnia> Webarch considered broken?
15:32:14 <Arnia> Again...
15:32:26 <danja> yup
15:32:41 <_bjoern> .gs * is bliss
15:32:43 <phenny> ignorance (39), incompetence, curiosity
15:33:02 <danja> incompetence is bliss, I like that
15:33:50 <Arnia> What an incompetent statement :)
15:34:00 * Arnia tears up the web and starts again.
15:35:19 <_bjoern> .gs * kinds of mathematician
15:35:22 <phenny> * kinds of mathematician: No results!
15:35:23 <_bjoern> .gs * kinds of mathematicians
15:35:26 <phenny> three
15:35:37 <_bjoern> .gs * kinds of computer scientists
15:35:40 <phenny> * kinds of computer scientists: No results!
15:35:45 <_bjoern> .gs * kinds of category theorists
15:35:48 <phenny> * kinds of category theorists: No results!
15:36:00 <_bjoern> .gs * kinds of politicians
15:36:02 <phenny> vote those
15:36:23 <_bjoern> .gs * kinds of web sites
15:36:26 <phenny> * kinds of web sites: No results!
15:36:37 <_bjoern> .gs * kinds of results
15:36:40 <phenny> * kinds of results: No results!
15:37:03 <_bjoern> .gs different * of results
15:37:06 <phenny> set (7), levels (4), types (3), sets (3), patterns (3), pattern (3), pat terns (3), kinds (3), interpretation (3), similarity (2), quotslicesquot (2), permutations (2), pattem (2), aggregations (2), subsets, subset, studies pooling, sorts, sized chunks, rows, representations, ranges, quadrants, pres
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15:41:35 <pierpa> uh? egregious has a bad meaning in English?
15:41:52 <Arnia> .title http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T5_0AGdFic&NR=1
15:41:55 <phenny> Arnia: YouTube - THE ORIGINAL Scary 'Mary Poppins' Recut Trailer
15:42:06 <sbp> pierpa: yep
15:42:13 <pierpa> ...
15:43:20 <pierpa> http://www.oxfordparavia.it/lemmaIta9581
15:43:25 <pierpa> yet another false friend
15:43:37 <sbp> ha, awesome
15:43:51 <sbp> probably does have a very close etymology though, surely
15:44:41 <pierpa> the word is the same as the english one, but the meaning is positive. Sure one can use it ironically...
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15:47:02 <_bjoern> .ety caveat
15:47:05 <phenny> "1549, from L. 'let him beware,' 3rd pers. sing. pres. subjunctive of cavere 'to beware, take heed, watch, guard against,' from PIE base *skeue- 'to pay attention, perceive' (cf. Skt. kavih 'wise, sage, seer, poet;' Lith. kavoti 'tend, safeguard;' Arm. cucanem 'I show;' [...]" - http://etymonline.com/?term=caveat
15:48:30 <pierpa> .ety gregarious
15:48:33 <phenny> "1668, 'living in flocks' (of animals), from L. gregarius, from grex (gen. gregis) 'flock, herd,' reduplication of PIE base *gere- 'to gather together, assemble' (cf. Gk. ageirein 'to assemble,' agora 'assembly;' O.C.S. grusti 'handful;' Lith. gurgulys 'chaos, [...]" - http://etymonline.com/?term=gregarious
15:49:17 <_bjoern> .gc "I am worried you are reading my mind"
15:49:19 <phenny> "I am worried you are reading my mind": 0
15:51:44 <jsled> .gs are you reading my *
15:51:47 <phenny> sig (5), username (3), thought (3), signature (3), move (3), mind (3), lj (3), fortune (3), diary (3), tag (2), stuff (2), silly meandering (2), review (2), prettie (2), post (2), mail (2), lord (2), header (2), feed (2), dsky (2), display name (2), blog (2), bebo (2), xanga, weekly, tshirt, tarot,
15:52:03 <_bjoern> .gs im in ur *
15:52:06 <phenny> forumz (5), ceiling checkin (5), webopen partyz (4), tornamentz (4), serverz (4), programmz codin (4), magizeen (4), confrenz (4), cigaretz (4), postge (3), kitchun (3), internetz (3), carriar (3), carbunashunz (3), tropioca geekin (2), threadz (2), tankz eyeballin (2), stormwin (2), srvr (2), qype
15:53:11 <pierpa> .gs youre *
15:53:13 <phenny> favriot (8), gone lyric (7), joking (6), herte (6), cooking (5), sockzzz (3), balding (3), youhw (2), worde (2), suffering (2), straig (2), seluen (2), self (2), ready (2), owene thyng (2), oghne thoght (2), missin missin (2), lookn (2), looking dumped (2), looking (2), herte arace (2), gone (2), am
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15:54:04 <pierpa> .gs all your * belong to us
15:54:07 <phenny> base (38), laws (4), base are (4), unparticles (3), eyeballs (3), bases (3), salvations (2), pfeffernusse (2), jorgens (2), internetz (2), hands now (2), goyfs (2), gat (2), fundrace (2), fuhrers (2), fridays (2), basement (2), basecamps (2), wikiwords, webcsasts, uterus, sympathies should, shinynes
15:55:46 <_bjoern> .gs * in the world
15:55:49 <phenny> wordnets (2), teliris virtualive (2), lebanese (2), insecurity (2), community (2), vermeers, tragedies, space, regions, reactors, rainfall climates, princesses, present, pomperipossa, percentage, parliaments, north carolina, marquis whos who, longest tunnels, largest disk farm, kansas, independent s
15:56:18 <_bjoern> .mangle wordnets (2), teliris virtualive (2), lebanese (2), insecurity (2), community (2), vermeers, tragedies, space, regions, reactors, rainfall climates, princesses, present, pomperipossa, percentage, parliaments, north carolina, marquis whos who, longest tunnels, largest disk farm, kansas, independent
15:56:34 <phenny> _bjoern: "After the work of the tunnel, the disc and the head of the farm of company 1 whos and longer wordnets of family of Kansas (2), virtualive (2) dubious (2) the Republic of the community (2) of Lebanon U of the teliris of U (2) the ocean, which tragedy, which extend and balances it, cut and precipitations of machine, believed fish of the climate of t
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16:05:54 <_bjoern> .gc Anti-Mars
16:05:57 <phenny> Anti-Mars: 1,780
16:05:59 <_bjoern> .gc Anti-Pluto
16:06:02 <phenny> Anti-Pluto: 1,120
16:06:07 <_bjoern> .gc Anti-Venus
16:06:10 <phenny> Anti-Venus: 793
16:06:17 <_bjoern> .gc Anti-Uranus
16:06:20 <phenny> Anti-Uranus: 19
16:06:28 <_bjoern> .gc Anti-Saturn
16:06:31 <phenny> Anti-Saturn: 1,640
16:06:59 <_bjoern> .gc Anti-Neptune
16:07:02 <phenny> Anti-Neptune: 51
16:07:11 <_bjoern> .gc Anti-Jupiter
16:07:13 <phenny> Anti-Jupiter: 1,200
16:07:25 <_bjoern> .gc Anti-Ceres
16:07:27 <phenny> Anti-Ceres: 18
16:07:29 <_bjoern> .gc Anti-Eris
16:07:32 <phenny> Anti-Eris: 101
16:08:10 <_bjoern> sbp: XPLAIN PLZ
16:08:48 <glen_quagmire> .wik ç expansion
16:08:52 <phenny> "The Walden Galleria is an enclosed shopping mall located in the Buffalo, New York suburb of Cheektowaga, adjacent to Exit 52 of the New York State Thruway." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walden_Galleria
16:10:56 <sbp> what am I explaining now
16:11:07 <glen_quagmire> .wik eta expansion
16:11:08 <phenny> "In mathematical logic and computer science, lambda calculus, also λ-calculus, is a formal system designed to investigate function definition, function application and recursion." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eta_expansion
16:11:14 <_bjoern> the findings right about the question.
16:12:00 <sbp> well I think that it's all proportional such that the amount of anti-$planet corresponds with the size of $planet
16:12:05 <sbp> except for Anti-Mars
16:12:16 <sbp> which leads me to conclude that Mars is much heavier than we currently think it is
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16:12:57 <_bjoern> isn't Jupiter really really big?
16:13:16 <_bjoern> .calc mass of jupiter
16:13:21 <phenny> mass of Jupiter = 1.8987e27 kilograms
16:13:26 <_bjoern> .calc mass of saturn
16:13:26 <phenny> mass of Saturn = 5.6851e26 kilograms
16:13:33 <_bjoern> .calc mass of pluto
16:13:35 <phenny> mass of Pluto = 1.3e22 kilograms
16:13:39 <mini-man`> .calc mass of al gore
16:13:42 <phenny> mini-man`: Sorry, no result.
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16:14:40 <thelsdj> new zero punctuation yet?
16:15:21 <thelsdj> Yep!
16:15:29 <thelsdj> http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/editorials/zeropunctuation/2694-Zero-Punctuation-Assassin-s-Creed
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16:18:00 <sbp> ooh!
16:18:01 <danja> remind me what that tech cartoon site's called - something like fsck.org
16:18:18 <_bjoern> xkcd.com?
16:19:29 <danja> that's the one, ta
16:19:43 <sbp> hahaha Birmingham
16:19:51 * _bjoern <- better than google [tm]
16:20:25 <pierpa> the xkcd author was in #erlang, yesterday
16:20:31 <danja> cool
16:21:14 <danja> sbp, if cwm is the only consistent definition of webarch... see the latest http://xkcd.com/
16:23:52 <sbp> ahhh, that was fun
16:24:03 <sbp> yups, seen xkcd
16:25:47 <danja> import cwm
16:25:50 <danja> and we're done
16:27:43 <sbp> it was a common joke in, like, 2002 that cwm would one day give us world peace
16:27:58 <sbp> just put the right rules in and get it to do --magics, and whee!
16:28:16 <sbp> "kick gwb in the face quite hard" would probably be the first step
16:28:35 <sbp> unless that were to be construed as terrorism
16:28:50 <sbp> in which case it wouldn't get the kicker very far. well, Cuba
16:34:16 <_bjoern> .gc kick cheney in the fact quite hard first
16:34:18 <phenny> kick cheney in the fact quite hard first: 666,000
16:34:23 <_bjoern> in the fact!
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16:36:03 <sbp> ooh, right in the fact
16:36:17 <_bjoern> .title http://www.reuters.com/article/internetNews/idUSN0557866720071205
16:36:20 <phenny> _bjoern: Nielsen to unveil Web piracy remedy: report | Technology | Internet | Reuters
16:41:59 <danja> reprap stuff looks fun
16:43:24 <sbp> yeah
16:43:26 <danja> when I was a kid, had a friend in the village who's dad made a mint extruding plastic tubes
16:43:54 <sbp> [[[
16:43:56 <sbp> Potential support structure materials include
16:43:56 <sbp> * Plaster/cellulose mixes — can be washed away from the finished product with lukewarm water.
16:43:56 <sbp> * Icing sugar — can be washed away from the finished product with lukewarm water.
16:43:56 <sbp> * Polycaprolactone/marble dust mixes — can be peeled away from the finished product.
16:43:57 <sbp> ]]]
16:44:01 <sbp> mmm... icing sugar
16:44:18 <danja> when I went back to the area after a good few years away, there were plastic works all over the place (mostly owned by kids I knew at school)
16:44:26 <sbp> hehe
16:44:34 <sbp> awesome
16:44:40 <danja> bit weird, in the middle of the peak district
16:45:38 <sbp> from Black Country to Plac Country
16:45:43 <sbp> (that's the best I could do, sorry)
16:46:07 <danja> right. better than the local 'plastic valley'
16:46:41 <sbp> hmm, yes
16:47:35 <danja> yeah, not really inspiring on that front
16:47:57 <danja> everyone had imaginative nicknames - surname+y
16:48:32 <danja> except the bonkers
16:48:52 <danja> whole family with the same nickname, Bonker
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16:49:15 <danja> because a few generations back they lived on wheston bank
16:49:28 <sbp> bwahahaha
16:49:44 <sbp> so they just had their name as their nickname?
16:50:40 <danja> nah, their name was Botthamly (spell?)
16:50:48 <sbp> oh!
16:50:54 <danja> but everyone called them Bonker
16:51:06 <sbp> right. what does Wheston Bank have to do with this?
16:51:24 <danja> bank corrupted
16:51:38 <danja> guess it sounds funnily
16:52:10 <sbp> okay, that works if I affect a northern accent... but not a midlands accent
16:52:18 <sbp> perhaps my midlands accent sucks
16:52:39 <danja> this wasn't in the midlands!!
16:53:05 <danja> well, not the black country bit anyhow - between manchester & sheffield
16:53:42 <danja> from manchester, go down the A6 through stockport, stop when you get to the cowshit
16:54:24 <sbp> hehe
16:54:27 * danja -nav
16:54:50 <sbp> okay, my accents work, my geography is broken
16:55:10 <sbp> I always think Derbyshire is more south than it actually is
16:55:20 <sbp> because whenever I go there I get there really quickly for some reason
16:55:52 <danja> that'll be the Black Hole
16:56:28 <sbp> that's not a nice thing to say about Derby...
16:56:39 <danja> come to think of it, there is the Devil's Arse in Castleton
16:56:56 <danja> .g devil's arse
16:56:59 <phenny> danja: http://www.devilsarse.com/
16:57:10 <danja> there you go
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16:58:33 <danja> oh bugger, just remembered I said I'd proofread leobard's uri doc tonight
17:00:18 <sbp> muahaha
17:00:23 <sbp> I'm supposed to be working too
17:00:24 <sbp> IRC <3
17:00:29 <danja> aye
17:02:05 <danja> grr, what a stupid mailing list - the svn log goes to the main list http://wso2.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/registry-dev
17:02:27 <_bjoern> that's quite normal for -dev lists...
17:03:45 <jsled> ick. separate -changes lists with followups to -dev is more reasonable.
17:04:04 <jsled> IMHO.
17:04:07 <jsled> .gs in my * opinion
17:04:09 <sbp> I AGREE WITH JSLED
17:04:10 <phenny> humble (129), honest (2), considered
17:04:17 <danja> first one I remember hitting like it, filled my inbox
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17:05:56 <_bjoern> phenny!
17:05:59 <phenny> _bjoern!
17:06:35 <sbp> SIMPSONS
17:13:20 <sbp> <Girl> I had a dog!
17:13:29 <sbp> <Lugash> IS CAT NOW
17:19:17 <thelsdj> is that that weird doctor?
17:19:57 <sbp> no, Lugash is gymnasics instructor
17:20:08 <sbp> so hard that he escaped *into* East Germany
17:20:11 <sbp> he is Lugash
17:20:58 <deltab> haha
17:22:00 <_bjoern> phenny!
17:22:00 <_bjoern> my connexion is teh broek
17:22:05 <phenny> _bjoern!
17:22:39 <_bjoern> -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_recurring_characters_from_The_Simpsons#Coach_Lugash
17:23:08 <_bjoern> "He also has a habit of confiscating his students' cats and dogs, only giving them back when the student has accomplished a physical task. Once however, he refused to give back a girl's dog, but gave her someone else's cat instead."
17:25:35 <_bjoern> "Unskilled workers from non-EU countries will be banned from taking jobs in the UK for the "foreseeable future", the government has said. " - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7129187.stm
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17:30:19 <deltab> "refused" is perhaps overstating it: after Lisa completes an exercise, Lugash rewards her with her cat, "good as new!" Later, he decides everyone has done well, and gives everyone their cats, including the one who had a dog.
17:30:50 <jsled> ORIGINAL RESEARCH!
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17:34:40 <sbp> it's a very good episode indeed for being such a recent one
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17:41:57 <deltab> if you call five years ago recent :-)
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17:45:07 <sbp> anything after season ten I usually write off, because season eleven was just so bad
17:45:30 <sbp> Missionary: Impossible might be the worst. episode. EVER
17:46:03 <sbp> but now I'm seeing this rerun of S13, I have to say... I'm enjoying 80% of it!
17:47:20 <sbp> hmm, we're in S19 now?
17:47:28 <sbp> I've seen hardly any of S14-S19
17:47:53 <perigrin> I find it scary that they've been on for 19 years.
17:47:55 <phenny> perigrin: 10:09Z <darobin> tell perigrin he should try to be online when I am, and also that I'm asking my girlfriend
17:47:59 <phenny> perigrin: 10:10Z <darobin> tell perigrin in case this is logged I had an idea of someone else to ask who isn't my gf :-)
17:48:22 <perigrin> .time
17:48:25 <phenny> Wed, 05 Dec 2007 18:42:27 GMT
17:49:11 <deltab> S14 is the most recent I've seen any of
17:49:27 <deltab> and the more recent shown on 4
17:49:32 <deltab> ^most
17:50:12 <perigrin> We tivo the new ones on Sundays but Fox skews the schedule somewhat so we don't always get them ...
17:50:41 <perigrin> I did see the one from last weekend where Alan Moore and Art Spiegel (sp?) beat up Comic Book Guy
17:52:14 <sbp> [[[
17:52:16 <sbp> In 2003, to celebrate the show's 300th episode "Barting Over", USA Today published a pair of Simpsons related articles: a top-ten episodes list chosen by the webmaster of The Simpsons Archive fansite,[92] and a top-15 list by The Simpsons' own writers.[93] The most recent episode listed on the fan list was 1997's "Homer's Phobia"; the Simpsons' writers most recent choice was 2000's "Behind the Laughter".
17:52:21 <sbp> ]]] - Wikipedia
17:52:55 <sbp> Behind the Laughter sucked. Homer's Phobia was great
17:57:59 <thelsdj> the alan moore thing was funny
17:58:08 <glen_quagmire> yay i found a awy to run multiple firefox versions on windows. set MOZ_NO_REMOTE=1
17:58:13 <thelsdj> millehouse wants him to sign his 'watchmen babies' dvd
17:58:18 <glen_quagmire> i claim to be windows guru
17:58:38 <danja> sbp, not seen either, but the Wikipedia entries support your review
18:00:50 <glen_quagmire> let's say you get to make a software in 10 weeks. what will you make?
18:01:03 <glen_quagmire> it should be done alone. no collaboration.
18:01:11 <glen_quagmire> let's say 8 weeks instead. 2 months
18:01:39 <glen_quagmire> you'll have food and a house for 2 months. nothing to worry about but your software.
18:03:59 <thelsdj> do you have to worry about the future?
18:04:03 <sbp> I'd work on Trio I suppose
18:06:09 <danja> I'd probably try a semweb-in-a-box, mostly just gathering existing tools and combining/packaging them in as integrated/convenient form as possible
18:06:31 <sbp> yeah, I thought about that before making Trio
18:06:39 <sbp> I decided writing it all from scratch would be less work! :-)
18:06:50 <danja> heh, understandable
18:07:19 <sbp> sw-i-a-b would be nice to see
18:07:46 <danja> but...if I did have to worry about the future, I'd probably do a RDF-backed Web 2.0ish recipe site
18:08:25 <glen_quagmire> what's Trio?
18:08:31 <thelsdj> i'd do web 2.0ish webcomic portal (if worrying about future)
18:08:34 <thelsdj> otherwise, not sure
18:09:35 <danja> .g trio whits rdf
18:09:39 <phenny> danja: http://inamidst.com/whits/
18:11:08 <glen_quagmire> oh rdf as in wordpad?
18:11:11 <danja> better still, http://inamidst.com/whits/2007/11#N200900
18:11:47 * danja wearing SWEO hat, shoots self
18:11:59 <glen_quagmire> i will work on dating website so i can have a girlfriend
18:12:08 * danja recovers
18:13:32 <glen_quagmire> or i want to write a midi sequencer
18:15:51 <glen_quagmire> or i'll get a girlfriend
18:16:29 <sbp> I really love my section separators
18:16:39 <sbp> fuck <hr />, unicode dingbats for the win!
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18:26:33 <therethinker> Heh
18:26:52 <therethinker> .w omniscent
18:26:58 <therethinker> I can't spell for my life... did I win?
18:26:58 <phenny> I couldn't find 'omniscent' in WordNet.
18:27:20 <mini-man> .w omniscient
18:27:20 <phenny> omniscient a. 1: Infinitely wise.
18:27:27 <danja> our dog Sasha's omniscent
18:27:31 <therethinker> Hehe
18:30:58 <danja> sbp, I pointed the semweb religious wars blogger guy to your comment about what posters he had on his walls - "its all posters of kittens on my walls honest!"
18:31:16 <therethinker> Haha! XKCD mentions Python! HE LOVES IT!
18:34:43 <qopi> .g xkcd
18:34:46 <phenny> qopi: http://xkcd.com/
18:35:19 <sbp> danja: bwahahaha, really? awesome
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19:07:03 <mini-man> holy dsl batman :/
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20:11:22 <Monty> lo pierpa`
20:11:52 <pierpa`> yo Monty
20:11:53 <Monty> when a nokia converter
20:12:19 <sbp> when a Nokia converter what, Monty?
20:12:22 <Monty> staircase smells housewife :(
20:12:25 <sbp> 'k
20:13:41 <glen_quagmire> can lisp do lazy evaluation using (quote f) ?
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20:22:01 <xover> .gs can lisp *
20:22:05 <phenny> do what perl (6), duplicity (3), while drunk (2), use mtext (2), promise (2), now (2), gey (2), can trip (2), a sentence ala (2), without macro, thy name, thy, them, site, quotjesus love, provide, programmers typeset, program print, out, or aught, lucky eh, item, it so divinely, his way out, his mot
20:22:42 <sbp> "can lisp while drunk"
20:22:47 <sbp> sounds like something from a CV
20:22:59 <xover> I'd hire him!
20:28:52 <qopi> .gs another world is *
20:28:55 <phenny> possible (73), blossoming (4), possi (3), happening (3), possibleampquot (2), possibleamp (2), possible another (2), percolating (2), paintable (2), epic (2), born (2), ascribed (2), yancey, still, pssible, precisely, possilbe, possiblewrote, possiblepurchase, possible if, possibl, possibel, possibb
20:29:16 <sdkay> .gs this * is epic!
20:29:18 <phenny> thread (4), album (4), shit (3), guy (3), fic (3), work (2), track (2), thing (2), story (2), song (2), sig (2), remix (2), poetry (2), ntn (2), movie (2), episode (2), commerical (2), car (2), book (2), bike (2), battle (2), band (2), anime (2), zoltar, weekends pdocast, vid, verb, tune, triogy, tr
20:29:34 <sbp> .g "this verb is epic"
20:29:36 <sdkay> zoltar!
20:29:38 <phenny> "this verb is epic": sorry, no results were found.
20:29:53 <sdkay> What's a zoltar?
20:30:10 <sdkay> .g zoltar
20:30:12 <phenny> sdkay: http://www.zoltar.com/
20:30:44 <qopi> .gs united diversity *
20:30:47 <phenny> gathering (3), (3), where metrotown (2), url (2), update (2), present (2), logo (2), forum (2), council (2), wtf, workplace, wiki allround, uniteddiversity, ud, to remain, th birthday, superpose, showed, session, seek, pirate, passing cloud, on, of humanity, oct, mediation mediation, lottery, lnksi
20:31:15 <qopi> .gs sessions of *
20:31:17 <phenny> spontaneity (6), the (5), congre (4), ungegn (3), rtm (3), sbi (2), rajya sabha (2), presbyterian (2), peace (2), nonmanagement (2), legislature (2), gain (2), fossg (2), extravehicular (2), contributed paper (2), cofi (2), zoologist, york, yc, workshop, vpn, unsignaled, suffolk, suffolb, seacamp, s
20:31:38 <sdkay> .gs i want to * you
20:31:39 <qopi> heh, cool
20:31:41 <phenny> thank (21), tell (8), know (5), commend (5), inform (4), protect (3), invite (3), hug (3), hear (3), give (3), forgive (3), disappoint (3), congradulate (3), compliment (3), caution (3), assure (3), warn (2), touch (2), remind (2), penitrate (2), marry (2), lick (2), let (2), inivite (2), implore (2
20:32:20 <qopi> .gs please * me
20:32:23 <phenny> let (88), tell (33), forgive (15), help (11), send (6), enlighten (5), inform (3), drop (3), tell me please tell (2), please please let (2), notify (2), kill (2), email, convo, contact
20:32:29 <xover> .gc "Surprising blue LED for ambient underside glow"
20:32:33 <phenny> "Surprising blue LED for ambient underside glow": 1
20:32:39 <xover> .g "Surprising blue LED for ambient underside glow"
20:32:41 <phenny> "Surprising blue LED for ambient underside glow": sorry, no results were found.
20:32:55 <qopi> heh
20:32:57 <sdkay> Fail?
20:32:59 <xover> Yeah, I couldn't really imagine that phrase had been used more than once in the hostory of the universe.
20:33:22 <qopi> .gs * me
20:33:24 <sdkay> It said there was one mention, then no results
20:33:24 <phenny> pimp (5), add (3), to (2), the (2), meet (2), for (2), bill (2), against (2), zucrow laboratories, woe unto, windows, who, waif, trade, tell, southern, sanford, rockport, reminded, remember, reign over, quincy, prydz call on, portland, percent, pay, of, novia, not, mr, mezmerize, meebo, marry, machi
20:33:40 <xover> Well, except in some kind of All Your Base style .mangle context that is.
20:33:58 <sbp> sdkay: Google is idiosyncratic
20:35:28 <sdkay> >_>
20:35:45 <xover> Google is.
20:36:11 <pierpa`> .gs google is *
20:36:14 <phenny> watching (4), vulnerable (4), shutting (3), penalizing (3), massively invading (3), lamezorz (3), experimenting (3), crawling (3), coming (3), wrong (2), welching (2), spearheading (2), skynet (2), reportedly (2), overvalued (2), not (2), leveraging (2), jealoused (2), hugely (2), hiring (2), courti
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20:37:08 <sdkay> .gs * google
20:37:11 <phenny> the (4), and (3), with (2), that (2), on (2), lenssens (2), from (2), about (2), will, versions of, using, use, uninstall, under, try, to, search, require, publishers, products, preferences page, powerful, plus, playground, original, optimizer, of, merchants, location, internship at, inbox with, in,
20:37:25 <sdkay> uninstall google?
20:37:42 <pierpa> .gs yahoo * google
20:37:42 <phenny> msn (7), may topple (6), overtakes (5), outsmarts (5), beats (5), tops (4), says britney (4), li thua (4), altavista (4), yhoo (3), trac (3), serps (3), outranks (3), belittles (3), and (3), takes (2), scirus (2), rebuffs (2), philippines (2), outgoogle (2), maps pranks (2), lycos (2), kardeler gt (
20:38:38 <sdkay> yahoo says britney google?
20:39:08 <pierpa> .gs says britney *
20:39:11 <phenny> spear (22), google says pari (6), craves chipped (3), after mtv fiasco (3), would often invite (2), wa (2), used drug (2), spears ran (2), sheehan (2), replied (2), nooo (2), new (2), lack (2), gallivan (2), damage (2), yelled, will adopt, uses drugs claim, use, unrepentantly, unrepentandy, trie, th
20:39:44 <sdkay> Aha!
20:39:45 <pierpa> .gs mi manda *
20:39:47 <phenny> raitre (10), picone (8), rai (5), trabbalzo (4), veuyon picchiate (3), tusciaweb (3), pratoblog (3), piccone (3), affanculo (3), xelenio (2), roncacci (2), rai tre (2), qnel (2), psp (2), picano (2), milango (2), messaggini (2), marrazzo (2), lubrano (2), imlog (2), gago (2), figone (2), biondello (
20:39:49 <sdkay> "Yahoo says britney, Google says Paris"
20:40:16 <pierpa> Aha!
20:40:37 <sdkay> .gs britney
20:40:46 <phenny> Query must have one "*" exactly
20:40:46 <sdkay> Whoops
20:40:49 <sdkay> .gc britney spears
20:40:52 <phenny> britney spears: 26,900,000
20:40:56 <sdkay> .gc paris hilton
20:40:58 <phenny> paris hilton: 25,300,000
20:41:07 <sdkay> Fail.
20:43:06 <glen_quagmire> how long will it take to write a parser of C++?
20:43:28 <glen_quagmire> using parser tools
20:43:32 <pierpa> from scratch? decades
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20:45:59 <clsn> A lot less if you didn't insist it work.
20:46:53 <xover> .gs britney spears *
20:46:56 <phenny> (8), new (5), i (5), and (5), lyric (4), vagina (3), flashes private (3), at (3), wallpaper (2), wa (2), subliminal (2), snappermedia (2), posters huge choice (2), poster (2), picture (2), music (2), ltbritneyspearsu (2), letras letra (2), ha (2), gimme (2), file (2), fansite (2), chord (2), celebr
20:47:22 <xover> What, no “Nude”? Is SafeSearch on?
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20:50:02 <xover> .title http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/magazine/15-12/ps_ale
20:50:05 <phenny> xover: Uncovering the Secrets of Ireland's Ancient Breweries
20:57:12 <Jabberwock> .gs paris hilton
20:57:14 <phenny> Query must have one "*" exactly
20:57:19 <Jabberwock> .gs paris hilton *
20:57:22 <phenny> (10), picture (5), i (5), biography (4), with (3), soundboard (3), overexposed (3), on (3), new (3), lyric (3), hairstyle (3), dressup (3), britney (3), yearn (2), wa (2), releases tinkerbell (2), posters huge choice (2), poster (2), lookalike (2), information (2), hack (2), found (2), flashe (2),
20:57:33 <Jabberwock> nice rep
20:57:37 <xover> .gs nude *
20:57:40 <phenny> pic (8), beach (7), scene (6), photo (6), girl (6), photography (5), model (5), teen (4), sunbather (4), picture (4), celebrity (4), celeb (4), babe (4), women (3), woman (3), gallerie (3), celebritie (3), beache (3), art (3), and (3), (3), wine tasmania (2), sport (2), somali (2), sexy (2), papara
20:57:57 <xover> .gs * porn
20:58:00 <phenny> free (53), gay (4), of (3), for (3), and (3), the (2), teen (2), pastries (2), pantyhose (2), nastysix (2), mobile (2), jk (2), indie (2), hardcore (2), fuzzlepop (2), bento (2), amateur (2), a (2), xxx, with, weird, web, vod, vash loves, twins, true, thumbgal kazaa, this, surrounding, streaming, st
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21:30:30 <shepazu> I need someone to write a bacronym creator
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21:31:24 <shepazu> darobin!!!
21:31:32 <shepazu> just the man I was looking for!
21:32:16 <shepazu> I'm writing a spec for accessing metadata in various media, and I want to use the acronym MUM... but