The Bridge

6:00 PM

@3ventic Yes, it's not really a choice to turn it off, at least until now with ES6

@badp I'm honestly not entirely sure what's the point of hoisting either, but it's a thing in JS, so there

I mean, Python kinda sorta does that where it scans each file for top-level declarations of functions and classes before it executes anything in there.

3ventic

I don't see why it's called let though. "Let there be variable"?

Private Pansy

@3ventic Well they have to call it something

badp

this lets you define functions and classes in any order in a file.

But it's done per-file, not per-function

Private Pansy

@badp JS uses function level scoping with var

badp

6:02 PM

I'm talking about preliminary processing of source code before execution

Private Pansy

I don't think parsing takes up a significant amount of CPU cycles when compared to the amount needed for executing the actual code anyway

Powerlord

Another day, another TF2 reference on the steam sale page

badp

does var basically mean "do not take this variable from the global name space?"

Private Pansy

Yes. It declares the variable in the function scope instead

badp

like function() { var window; window = 2; return window }

Private Pansy

6:04 PM

Uh... redefining window seems like a bad idea

Powerlord

Whoops, forgot I was going to lunch with mom today at 1:30. Later. \o

badp

@PrivatePansy without the var, the assignment seems to be a no-op.

Private Pansy

@badp Well, window is special

badp

@PrivatePansy that's kinda why I said var window!

I figured that if there was going to be a top-level, special case variable in JS, window was going to be it.

whereas JS will happily assign 3 to math.

Lazers

0

Q: Minecraft Minigame Help

I'm making a pvp minigame and what I want to happen is when you get a kill you receive a diamond so you can go back to spawn and trade it for better weapons. Any help is appreciated. (:

Private Pansy

6:09 PM

@badp It's Math, not math I think

badp

@PrivatePansy Math = 3 also works.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, I had to refresh before I could post that.

and then people complain about Ruby's mutable integers

I wonder if there isn't a way to get the original Math object back

or if Javascript isn't happy to just garbage collect it.

Who needs Math when you have 3.

Private Pansy

@badp Quite sure there isn't

Hmmm, maybe if window has a prototype

badp

@PrivatePansy Nice, so I can replace the built-in implementation of Math with my own?

And existing code wouldn't be able to do jack shit about it.

Private Pansy

I think... yes, I think that is indeed possible

badp

Like, enclose the original Math in a closure, then proxy all calls to it except (say) Random, and change that one to return 4.

Private Pansy

6:17 PM

@badp ... you do realize that Math.random() is suppose to return a number between 0 and 1

badp

@PrivatePansy Yes.

I couldn't come up with ideas for legitimate uses of this "feature", so I'm turning to the evil ones.

oh look, I don't even have to do all that.

Now to break incrementals with randomized components.

MY D6 ROLL CAME UP A 24, WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM

I don't think there's even a way for other code to realize Math has been tampered with?

Unionhawk

It's determined by a fair dice roll. Guaranteed to be random.

Ktash

@badp There sort of is, but no one would ever use it

badp

I guess it does stick like a sore thumb when inspecting Math at the console

Ktash

@badp Yeah, that's the way to know if it has been tampered with. That is the .toString() of a native function

At least in some browsers

badp

6:23 PM

oh you said the magic words.

fires up IE11

Ktash

Heh, I think 11 is fine, older IE I'm not sure about

badp

IE 11 is what I've installed here

Ktash

And I think maybe one of the webkit browsers does something different too

Private Pansy

@badp hasOwnProperty, I think

Ktash

@PrivatePansy Unless they modify the .__proto__ object

badp

6:24 PM

Ktash

Math.__proto__.random = function (){}; would likely work around the hasOwnProperty() check

badp

@Ktash Math.__proto__ is an empty object

I guess that's because it's not a function that's not meant to be instantiable?

It's not apparently a function at all.

Private Pansy

@badp Math is a bit special, I think

Ktash

The assignment will still work. Object is the prototype of Math

Math.__proto__.random = function () { return 4; }; Math.random()

badp

fun fun fun fun

Ktash

6:29 PM

Ah, nevermind, it calls the local one first

badp

jQuery didn't like that one bit.

Ktash

@badp Haha, yeah, that's what I get too lol

badp

but do this:

and everything is fine.

oh, because that's a no-op.

Ktash

hasOwnProperty() actually doesn't work anyway because it always has the property 'random'

Math is an object, not a callable, and it's prototype is the Object prototype

All of the functions are properties on the object

Private Pansy

@Ktash Yeah, I realized that mistake when I actually tried it

badp

6:31 PM

window is provided by the DOM, right? So node.js doesn't have anything window provides. Like Math?

Ktash

Math itself is not read-only, though, as that would prevent polyfills and such

Private Pansy

@badp global

badp

@PrivatePansy as in global is node.js's "equivalent" of window?

Ktash

@badp Use this and it works in both node and the browser in the global scope (though not in the closure scope lol)

Private Pansy

And no, I don't believe there's an __isNative or anything like that in JS

@badp Yes. Or rather, window is the equivalent of global in the browser, to be more precise

badp

6:33 PM

oh okay.

Ktash

A lot of node scripts use (function (window) { // code goes here })(this); if they will run in browser and node

Private Pansy

Hmm, no. Firefox doesn't recognise global

badp

I guess that's sort of cool, as that does mean you don't need a global keyword like Python does.

There's an actual object global variables are properties of.

(well okay globals() IIRC is a thing)

(but it returns a dict)

(not quite the same)

Ktash

You can buy miniature baby groots

badp

(although JS objects are dicts right?)

(yeah.)

Private Pansy

6:35 PM

@badp Sort of

Key-value pair, no ordering

Chippies

> Sorry, this item sold.

Ktash

really? I can't link an image?

badp

window["Math"]["random"]

@Ktash No, you can't do that in chat.

edit the link in the "you can buy..." line.

Lazers

0

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What happens to the Y MU from the outer field when 2 fields are connected AFTER both fields are made. What would be the total MU gained in the checkpoint in the third step?

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badp

oh hello there Lazers.

bbl

Ktash

6:37 PM

@badp Access like that always makes for a lot of fun. :)

Yuuki

@Chippies Of course it did. I'd be more worried it didn't sell..

Lazers

0

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On the Declare War screen there are the two check box lists, Enemy Allies and Call Allies. I know what selecting the check boxes do, but what do the two possible colors represent? Sometimes the check boxes have a gold border, sometimes they are silver-blue border.

europa-universalis-4

Wipqozn

7:14 PM

@DwarfSlice Clever girl

badp

the more I think about it

user58869

how can i keep focus on my bodyguard?

badp

the more I realize that most democratic countries legal system could and should be stored as git repositories

I have the Italian legal system in mind right now because obviously it's the one I'm more familiar with

but basically somebody proposes a change to the law, usually literally in the form of a plain-language diff

"Append to paragraph iii of section 2.5.bis.iii of article 1234 of civil code these words"

then this gets submitted to a chamber, who discusses it, proposes amendments, and maybe passes it to the second chamber

which does the same

then if both chambers are cool with it it gets to the head of state, who can force the law to be changed (once) or he can sign it into effect

so basically you make a pull request to the head of the first chamber's repository, then there's the usual discussion, then he accepts it, and forwards the PR to the head of the other chamber

and members of the invite-only whitelist get to comment and propose changes to the commits

and finally the PR goes to our equivalent of Linus Torvalds

who says his equivalent of "what the fuck is this shit you assholes"

and then commits it to his own repo, which is also the official one.

And then you no longer have people who sell books with the text of the law before all modifications, because you can just look them up on github

and lawmakers have to write a commit message

for our git blame'ing pleasure

and you don't have to parse those law changes by hand.

and you can programmatically see what laws were like at any given point in time.

It still doesn't help when you have to combine city, region, state, country and federal laws together

but hey I'm not proposing to have people write laws in Python :P

MBraedley

That's an interesting thesis. What would the initial commit be? Laws as they are right now, or how they were, say, 20 years ago and have an additional commit for each year after the initial?

badp

@MBraedley Laws as they were first written? Like in the 17th century for you guys. It'd be a lot of work to migrate existing laws to the repo.

MBraedley

7:27 PM

Also, VPN server on my Raspberry Pi is up and running in preparation for my business trip next week.

badp

I'm not even sure that there's anyplace where you can find the text of the current laws as they are today

because laws keep being changes, and you'd have to apply diffs manually.

That's not the sort of work people do for free anyway.

Ktash

Laws aren't that simple. There is no "one version" of a law

MBraedley

Oh, so you're saying you have to start from the beginning no matter what?

badp

@Ktash There's no one version of, say, the civic or the penal code?

Ktash

@badp No. Laws are not "rewritten". They are amended or overridden with other laws

And each "law" is only relevant in context

Some laws are broad and sweeping while others are specific or exceptions

badp

7:30 PM

Maybe I'm confusing laws the "diffs" with laws the "commits"

MBraedley

@badp That, BTW, is not how it works here. The final statute is the law, with the amendments replacing, removing, or adding lines in the previous version of the statute.

Ktash

Laws are often hundreds of pages long for reasons other than just making your opponents read lots of words

They include exceptions and clarifications and additions that encompass a whole host of things

badp

I don't see how that is relevant: it's still a bunch of words in a document being changed

some commits are bigger, some commits are smaller.

Ktash

And even worse than that, a lot of law is built on precedent (at least in the US) so the "law" is decided by a courtroom, not a bill

badp

@Ktash yeah, well, that's kind of your problem :P

nothing says the coutroom rulings can't be added to the repo anyway.

Yes, it'd be several gigabytes worth of stuff, but hey, still kind of your problem.

Ktash

7:33 PM

@badp Nope, it's the solution. It's the solution to an ever-changing world where antiquated laws no longer make sense. It is the check and balance that we have in place to remove power solely from lawmakers hands.

badp

By problem I mean "implementation problem"

Ktash

And it wasn't even decided by our constitution. That balance was added by the courts themselves

MBraedley

@badp Yes, I'm just curious what you suggest using for the initial git commit. Whether it's the statute as first written followed by a set of additional commits to cover the amendments, or whether it's the statute as it reads today. (Today being the day of the initial commit.)

badp

It's a problem with implementing "a repository of federal laws in git"

@MBraedley Ideally the original statute. I mean can you even find the statute as it is today anywhere?

Ktash

And I think that's a very programmer centric view of the world ;) lol

badp

7:35 PM

@Ktash Again I'm not saying laws should be written in code and judges should be replaced by programmers, because that would be stupid

it wouldn't even free us from lawyers

Lazers

0

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badp

I'm just thinking the current system is basically a manual implementation of git.

where some basic operations are REALLY expensive.

MBraedley

@badp Yes. I can go on the government of NS or government of Canada websites and see all statutes as the currently read. I can't see precedents and case law all rolled up nicely in a single package, which is what I think @Ktash is getting at. That simply can't be codified in any meaningful way.

Ktash

@badp And I wasn't thinking you were. I'm saying the idea of an iterative process needing to be quatified by something like git is very programmer centric. We have that system already, you just aren't familiar with it. And it's complexities don't map well to computer systems

@badp It is far more complex than git

badp

@MBraedley This webpage has our penal code "updated" to March 21st, 2014.

This other one was last updates January 3rd, 2013.

There's also a copy on Wikisource. It has no "last updated" date, making it extra useless.

MBraedley

7:39 PM

@badp But that isn't the entirety of criminal law. At least it wouldn't be in Canada and the US (not sure how the Italian court system works). There is so much beyond just the criminal code that counts as law.

badp

@MBraedley I know.

The fact that I can't get a single bit of law up-to-date should be telling of the state of the entire body of laws.

like, I would give it for granted that if you were to apply the laws as they are in order you'd run into thousands of conflicts.

MBraedley

That March edition probably is the latest. I doubt that amendments are made more than once a year.

user58869

no matter what i do, i always lose focus

badp

@MBraedley How would I know? :)

Lazers

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Ktash

7:42 PM

That's why law school and lawyers exist. Because it is a large and complicated body of work to truly "understand" a law because our lives are large and complicated so rules around it must be at least just as crazy

badp

@Ktash Yes, but everybody is required to abide by the law.

MBraedley

@badp Well, look at the bills that have passed since March, and see if an amendment to the penal code has been made since then. That's all public information (and if it's not, it should be).

user58869

i'm tempted to tamper with the source code

badp

The least you could do is provide everybody with an up-to-date copy of the law.

Ktash

@badp But to obey the law, you don't need to really know the complexity. Are you worried about not following specific laws?

badp

7:43 PM

@MBraedley It is, but it's a stupid amount of work :)

user58869

if i was to do such a thing, it would only be right to share

badp

@Ktash I dunno? I sort of assume that I'm not doing crazy shit that would end me in prison. That's what people tend to do. The law however does not allow for ignorance.

MBraedley

@badp Yes, it is. Which is why I agree that having some formal version control software would be useful for maintaining various statutes. But it does fall apart for all of law.

Ktash

@badp It does in the US, actually

MBraedley

@Ktash Yes and no.

Ktash

7:45 PM

If you don't know you have broken a law, that is taken into account when it is handled in court. That is why it is handled in a court by a person

@MBraedley With varying degrees of complexity on the matter, of course ;)

badp

"oh I'm sorry officier I didn't know killing my wife was such a big deal. I mean she was cheating on me so that should make it right!"

MBraedley

I doubt you'll get away with a felony crime by saying you were ignorant of the particular law.

Misdemeanors, maybe. Still unlikely.

Ktash

@badp Those are called "degrees of murder" ;)

@MBraedley Depends and is based on the discretion of the parties involved

badp

I sincerely don't think "I didn't know that was illegal!" makes for a great defense strategy

Ktash

For example, if you get pulled over for speeding, sometimes the officer will let you off if you can convince them you didn't know the speed limit (especially on unposted roads)

@badp In murder, the difference is years and sentence, not if it happened. So it is actually used quite a lot

badp

7:49 PM

sorry, clarified.

Lazers

0

Q: my skin changes back to steve when i join mini games in servers on minecraft

to download my skins i go to the skindex and click upload and change from minecraft.net. ive never had any trouble doing this until like 3 days ago. my skin changes perfectly fine when i join some servers. but when i join a mini game, like in mineplex or other servers with mini games, my skin cha...

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badp

I mean, smelting coins is a felony IIRC, and yet you might not know about it.

Ktash

@badp Depends on the law being broken. As @MBraedley said, for certain crimes it does you no good. For others, it may actually help your case

badp

would claiming ignorance help you? how would you prove that you were or weren't ignorant of the law?

I don't think it'd get you very far.

I think even burning a note might get you in hot waters

MBraedley

@badp It could help in sentencing, but that'd be about it.

Ktash

7:51 PM

@badp criminal.lawyers.com/criminal-law-basics/…

> The courts have rarely allowed the defense of ignorance of the law to succeed. However, the courts have reasoned that the defense may be viable if the act in question is not obviously wrong.

badp

So basically it only applies to the laws that are specifically written to allow for ignorance

which is an interesting catch-22 I guess, but it again underlines that, in the general case, law does not allow for ignorance.

Ktash

Nope, but there is always an asterisk on these sorts of things. Which is why git really can't accommodate the complexity of law :)

Everything has an except or a footnote. Even murder (though clearly it is still illegal)

user58869

so where is the source code anyway? i mean, where i do submit my changes?

badp

@Ktash ...is it because the information on that webpage wouldn't be in the repository?

Yeah, it wouldn't be, it would already be out of any printed book that purportedly has all of the up-to-date statutes in it

DwarfSlice

155

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user58869

7:56 PM

github?

badp

I still don't see how a git repo would be any less appropriate or useful

DwarfSlice

...huh

Ktash

@badp It's because laws vary so widely that finding the right law that applies to you, is relevant to your case, and covers all of the cases of something is not something you can just put into a repo. That's something a lawyer would need to assist you with knowing

user58869

@DwarfSlice 155 people upvoted that

user58869

at least

Ktash

7:59 PM

Or, really, a git repo does nothing to solve the complexity of the problem, it just moves it

badp

@Ktash Oh, yeah, my intent was not really simplifying, it was rather adding transparency to the process

and making sure that the sum of all laws does indeed give us the legal code as we know it today

Ktash

@badp But only if you know where, how, and what to look for it, which is the same thing we have now. It just happens to not always be perfectly digital

And, again, at least in the US, the sum of all laws does not get us a complete picture of the legal system

Fluttershy

The tracking number for my KH2.5 doesn't work. :(

badp

Hey, if it was a git repo, you could at least git grep it.

Ktash

@Fluttershy YOU GOT A TRACKING NUMBER?!?!?!!

badp

8:02 PM

:P

Fluttershy

@Ktash It was in the shipment confirmation email.

Ktash

I HAVEN'T GOT ONE YET, AND @Frank ALREADY HAS HIS!!

badp

@Ktash The fact that everybody has to follow all of the law when very few people know all of the law is certainly interesting, yes.

It's also probably a discussion for another day :P

Ktash

@badp Yeah, that's a much bigger matter with a host of other problems ;)

But hopefully the law is representative of the moral standard of the day (plus additional things for safety and the like)

I don't remember which email I used to order KH 2.5....

user58869

@DwarfSlice yeah... oh yeah

MBraedley

8:05 PM

pebble steel for $150(US) sure is tempting. Don't think I can swing it right now though.

Ktash

I DON'T HAVE A SHIPPING CONFIRMATION AND IT SAYS IT WILL SHIP GROUND SO 5 DAYS WHICH IS TOO LONG!!!

Oh, also, @Fluttershy did you just get the confirmation?

Because sometimes it takes a few hours (or even a day or so) before the tracking number works

Origami Robot

@MBraedley Every time I see the Pebble, I think "That's neat!" and then 10 seconds later I think "But why would I need one?"

MBraedley

@OrigamiRobot I already have an original pebble, but it'd be nice to have a steel for things like weddings, interviews, special events, that sort of thing.

Origami Robot

I always prefer metal watch bands to leather.

DwarfSlice

ladies and also gentlemans our legacy our gift to this sad world is finally at hand it is a phone that is pretty wide

Tweeted by ADAMATOMIC on November 29, 2014 at 8:10 PM

surprisingly wide

Tweeted by ADAMATOMIC on November 29, 2014 at 8:10 PM

Fluttershy

8:14 PM

@Ktash Correction: It was in the order info that shows up on my account.

I ordered mine and a friend's on the same day. She got hers already.

Ktash

@Fluttershy Shows up on your account? On the SE site somewhere or something?

Fluttershy

@Ktash In the store, you can go into your account and view your orders, and there is a tracking number.

user58869

where is the source code? C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft? where in there can i find it?

Ktash

@Fluttershy wait, did you get the CE, or regular?

Fluttershy

@Ktash The CE.

Lazers

8:19 PM

1

Q: What are the Steam mascot names?

I've always been curious. I often see the 3 of those in many different forms throughout the Steam platform, do they have a name or something? Where did they come from? Are they officially Steam's mascots?

steam

Fluttershy

@Lazers Dupe.

Ktash

@Fluttershy I wasn't signed into my SE account so I don't think I can track it :( :(

Fluttershy

@Ktash Did you use the same email address as your SE account?

Ktash

No, a different one for some stupid reason

Yuuki

@Ktash I think part of the issue is (dis)proving ignorance?

Maybe?

Ktash

8:25 PM

@Yuuki Yeah, that is a lot of the reason

Yuuki

I mean, that's something that pops out for me.

It's like one of our issues with lore questions in that part of the discussion revolved around proving something doesn't exist, which I think we determined was nigh-impossible.

user58869

so, where can i find the source code for vuhdo? i imagine it's already somewhere on my computer and i can edit it and play around, but what if i want ot share it with people?

Yuuki

@Alex Depends on the licensing agreement.

user58869

@Yuuki yes. i wonder what that is, i mean, i guess fair use says i can do what i want

Yuuki

@Alex The licensing agreement should be there in plaintext somewhere.

Either in its own file, or at the beginning of the source code.

@Alex No, I don't believe fair use means "do what you want". Otherwise, there would be no point to copyright law.

user58869

8:30 PM

oh yeah, but in private

user58869

i mean i can change things and it's ok just as long as i dont dont share it, but if i do then i have to care about what i did

Yuuki

Fair use

Fair use is a limitation and exception to the exclusive right granted by copyright law to the author of a creative work. In United States copyright law, fair use is a doctrine that permits limited use of copyrighted material without acquiring permission from the rights holders. Examples of fair use include commentary, search engines, criticism, parody, news reporting, research, teaching, library archiving and scholarship. It provides for the legal, unlicensed citation or incorporation of copyrighted material in another author's work under a four-factor balancing test. The term "fair use" originated...

@Alex Again, I believe this hinges largely on the license agreement.

Ktash

NO!!! I CAN'T TRACK IT EVEN AFTER CREATING AN ACCOUNT :( :( :(

Yuuki

IIRC, there are some license agreements that forbid modification even for private use.

badp

BoI: Rebirth 33% off. Rogue Legacy 80% off. The Walking Dead 2 66% off. The Witcher 2 for €3 is also a thing I could consider.

although I bought The Witcher 1 for a similar amount and played maybe 20 minutes of it before NOPEing the hell out of it.

@Yuuki isn't that the default?

copyright by default gives the creator of something you can copyright monopoly over it.

Please note: I've ignored about 50 friend requests in the last month or so. If you want to add me, tell me so in here first, or at the very least join the Arqade Community group first.

Lazers

8:37 PM

0

Q: Water after Sultan's Zoo?

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badp

If you happen to be a real human being disguised as one of the thousands or so of glorified phishing scambots on Steam, then drop your disguise :P

Yuuki

@badp I wouldn't know, I'm not a lawyer.

Let alone a copyright lawyer.

badp

I've read about it on a few webpages.

Yuuki

And, unlike a lot of people on Reddit, I don't pretend to know anything about copyright law after reading a Wikipedia article on fair use on a Saturday afternoon.

Ktash

@badp Depends on the type of item being created and whether it would fall under patent, copyright, or trademark laws, and international laws get tricky (is my understanding)

badp

8:39 PM

ha ha ha

Essentially everything you ever write or draw or compose is covered by copyright. That gives you a monopoly over it, unless "it" isn't already owned by somebody else first, then you're infringing on his monopoly. When you post a message in chat, you have to give chat a license to publish it (which you do according to the SE EULAs)

Ktash

@badp Mmm, it's a bit messier than that. Especially when it comes to enforcement, libel, and information

badp

I SAID ESSENTIALLY

Ktash

@badp AND I SAID MESSY ;)

Yuuki

AND I SAID BACON.

A FEW MONTHS AGO.

I THINK.

badp

look at you, saying bacon as if you owned it

Ktash

8:42 PM

I always try to capitalize my I's when I have caps-lock on because it is so natural and it never goes well for me

If KH doesn't come today, I will be very sad... even though it doesn't come out until tuesday

Fluttershy

Nov 19 at 18:35, by Yuuki

As if bacon cheeseburgers weren't unhealthy enough:

A little over a week ago, actually.

Lazers

9:43 PM

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Q: What impact has amount of planet?

What impact has amount of planet? I play with a goal to win as quickly as possible with whatever victory type will be. I believe I will end up with "strong empire" or whatever is that name where I need to build 1 HUGE buildings. Going to this: should I invide as many planets as possible as each ...

endless-space endless-space-disharmony

MBraedley

@Lazers huh?

Chippies

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Cooking 101: Only in Japan

Frank

@Ktash And I'm not even playing it!

DwarfSlice

For anybody who likes Manami Matsumae (Mega Man's composer), she's got a soundtrack for a small mobile game you can grab for free store.bravewave.net/album/rainblocks

ʞɹɐzǝɹ

@Chippies Fried shrimp in 3 minutes

Chippies

9:54 PM

@ʞɹɐzǝɹ with hours of preparation, but what the hell - it's Japan!

DwarfSlice

cc @GraceNote perhaps

ʞɹɐzǝɹ

@DwarfSlice and mighty no. 9

DwarfSlice

Oh really? That's awesome.

ʞɹɐzǝɹ

@DwarfSlice with Ippo Yamada and Takashi Tateishi

DwarfSlice

@ʞɹɐzǝɹ btw, 50% sale on bravewave as well, with code bf50

I bought a bunch of stuff on bleep street earlier with theirs

ʞɹɐzǝɹ

9:58 PM

@Chippies by the power of SCIENCE

@DwarfSlice hmm

RPi Awesomeness

Yay! FTL is working on my laptop :D I sense lots of gaming time in my near future :D

James

@RPiAwesomeness Fun game :D

Ktash

10:22 PM

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DwarfSlice

Look at that beautiful city

9930 bitches

(then I lost)

Unionhawk

There's a joke about that being a large number of bitches, but I'll probably get flagged for making it.

Wait... Dammit

DwarfSlice

heh

badp

please tell me that city is inhabited entirely by dogs

DwarfSlice

@badp What?

badp

10:36 PM

that would mean that ~5,000 of those inhabitants would actually be bitches!

DwarfSlice

Also I don't think that's population, it's just score. Could be though I guess.

Wouldn't explain how you get multipliers on multiple row-clears though.

Unionhawk

Yeah sure let's go with that

DwarfSlice

Concrete Jungle if anybody was wondering.

Which I doubt.

Unionhawk

Whatever option that does not get me flagged

Ktash

It didn't come today :'(

DwarfSlice

10:45 PM

@Chippies have you played much clicker heroes since the new patch?

New heroes it says

Chippies

@DwarfSlice Yeah, I was informed, so I've let it sit in a tab and I play it a bit

the new heroes are so much better than Frostleaf and any other high level heroes

but they also cost an arm and a leg

Frank

Burn

Ktash

@Frank I really want to respond to your comment "I hope you're happy now"

DwarfSlice

We should all play this some time.

Looks pretty damn fun.

Frank

@Ktash Meh. If he wants to rant, let him. We'll just delete it, anyways.

DwarfSlice

10:51 PM

When was the rep requirement for comments upped?

Frank

Ktash

@Frank ... you suck

:P

Frank

@Ktash Mission accomplished.

Ktash

It didn't come today :( I have to wait until at least monday!! :( :(

badp

@Frank mickey mouse is actually in the game?

Ktash

10:59 PM

@badp He's in most all of them (I don't think he is in CoM)

Unionhawk

Wireless charging is so cool cc @OrigamiRobot

badp

@Ktash Having never played any of those games, I figured that he'd be like Zelda in LoZ games

Like, he's "there" but never really actually there.

Ktash

@badp Mmm, in the first one it is that way. His importance varies in each

Unionhawk

Zeldas pretty much there in... Well the last three decent ones. (non handheld)

I guess she kind of disappears in tww after she finds out she's zelda

Meh you make a good point

djsmiley2k

11:15 PM

So i've ordered a PS4

RPi Awesomeness

11:26 PM

@James ikr! I failed at it my first go (made a bad purchase and ran out of missiles :P) but I'm gonna give a go again :D

@djsmiley2k Very nice. What games you planning on playing?

djsmiley2k

Destiny and anything i have on my PSN account to start.

RPi Awesomeness

Nice :)

djsmiley2k

aye

The wife gave me the go ahead

as i've hardly brought anything for myself for a year or so while she's been pregnant etc etc etc

badp

@Unionhawk Just imagine the confusion when they make a LoZ game where Zelda is actually the main character.

Unionhawk

That'd be pretty cool if and only if it was done well, which...

I'm not confident it would be

Given the recent track record.

DwarfSlice

11:39 PM

Glyph seems like a pretty nice games platform

Unionhawk

Especially given how well Nintendo does "different"

It'd be another "other m" and it would be a tragedy and a travesty.

Lazers

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Q: Forge 1.7.10 Weird bug/Glitch

So, I've recently gotten back into modding. I installed Forge as normal, tried running it and.. nothing happened. Basically, when I open my vanilla 1.7.10 client it opens and runs fine. But when I load up my modded client, Minecraft just doesn't even open. Any ideas about what's going on? Apologi...

minecraft minecraft-forge

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