I'm studying and I like to listen to music while I'm at it. Unfortunately, I get bored with my collection quite often and I went to this random "public radio" site and I really liked a song on there
looks disturbingly bad, even more so than Piranha 3D (Richard Dreyfuss is in it really just for a few seconds and the rest is just flashing titties which of course is brilliant LOL)
> Python has batteries included, and that’s great, except that many of the batteries are from like 1970 and nobody remembers why we need them any more.
@M'vy yeah well it started out as something just for the students really about 4 years back and this year they had some good sponorship deals and some relatively big name speakers, so nice to see it develop
@RоryMcCune Yes - I think it went down well, and flowed well. It was a bonus that the demo gods looked favourably on you (I felt a bit sorry for the software radio guy...)
it always is intended as a background process, not like vmworkstation (which sucks so much balls). ie. you run the machine in the background, and either connect to it or whatever
@RoryAlsop I think it was a relative improvement.
it was less about the ontopicness, and more about a semblance of decorum.
without naming names, the DMZ had really become a wretched hive of scum and villainy.
@Arperum I'm not sure how I saw it, but I had been annoyed by the amount of guff floating round the internet so I had already posted a few things (mostly around the fact that orange and black is a much better combination) and then it popped up on my rooms feed :-)
@TerryChia ah, well the main thing why I love workstation is the ease of integration with ESX on one side, drag and drop to and from a VM and the way you can set up networking
@AviD if you mean that it isn't a proper hypervisor for servers, you are correct, but it's damn easy for setting up seperate desktops on a single laptop
or to play around quickly with different virtual machines on a single machine
Note that this is not to be explicitly ontopic, nor to prevent all yo momma jokes, TWSS comments or the like; just to keep it to a reasonable minimum, such that it does not overwhelm the entirety of the chatroom, nor should it lead to further deterioration.
@Lucas'Paul'Kauffman asm.js is basically a subset of javascript that is easily jit-able. Think things like type annotations. It runs decently on normal JS engines but really really fast with an asm.js engine (which ships in FF and I think chrome as well.)
@RоryMcCune In a previous life I used to do maintenance on large colour CRT monitors (ie the ones with upwards of 10kV at the flyback transformer) - those were epic
One guy did fire himself across the room three times in two years
Despite wearing rubber soles, no ties, and using plastic srewdrivers, with a left hand kept in the pocket process
@RоryMcCune this wasn't the vulcanology correspondent for the Bognor Observer was it?
@RoryAlsop nope chap I knew called Garrick Wales, had a secret life in the US with a porn star and poisonous snakes, I thought he was just an IT consultant from Kilmalcolm
@RоryMcCune Did you meet the guy, trying to remember his name, security consultant back in $OLDBANK days, was also the Vulcanology Correspondent, and was a freedom fighter in some place like Burma
@Lucas'Paul'Kauffman @TerryChia vids should turn up once they process them (assuming no tech issues), slides I can make available now, but it's a prezi, so may not make much sense without the talk :)
