Root Access

Journeyman Geek

15:00

like I said, voodoo ;p

Hennes

@JourneymanGeek YOu can do both

Both just not use it (e.g. do not partition that part.)

Or send a SATA command to the drive to decrease its size

Darth Android

@JourneymanGeek Disable / leave empty; The bits remain untouched, and you strictly use the small partition :P

Journeyman Geek

crickeys

tomshardware.com/reviews/short-stroking-hdd,2157.html

tis been 4 years since I read about it

Darth Android

For the usable space / price you could also just get an SSD then :P

Journeyman Geek

yup

Darth Android

15:01

Though I suppose that wasn't always true.

Hennes

Yes, now that SSD have come down in price: yes

Darth Android

SSD prices have been nice lately.

Journeyman Geek

yeah

Hennes

A 120GB SSD was trhe same price as my 146 GB 15K RPM SAS disk.

But that is now. 10 years ago I would have had no choice

somequixotic

C# is officially my favorite programming language

Bob

15:06

@somequixotic Hm?

somequixotic

at work I quickly hacked together about 2000 SLOC of C# with a heavily user-friendly, WinForms GUI-driven reporting tool that goes out into our test / defect management software (HP ALM), gathers reporting metrics in the way we require, and drops them into an Excel spreadsheet, then creates a pivot table based on them, that the team can use for reporting

it's pretty awesome, and it even serializes a PONO data structure of program settings to a file, so you don't have to pick all of your settings from scratch every time you run the program

what gets me is how quickly I was able to write 2000 SLOC. I mean, I type fast, but 2000 SLOC in almost any other language except Java would have taken me weeks

this took me about a day and a half

Journeyman Geek

lol

Bob

@somequixotic could be partially due to its verbosity

somequixotic

@Bob it's a little verbose, but it's also extremely customizable, and the WinForms editor wrote another ~1000+ SLOC in the *.Designer.cs files that I never touched manually

I like "verbose" to an extent -- raw C against the Win32 APIs is freaking verbose, and painfully hard, and takes way too long to accomplish anything useful

C# isn't nearly that verbose, but compared to VBScript, yes ;p

Bob

@somequixotic I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with the designer...

On one hand, it's pretty awesome. On the other, any designer bug is a massive pain in the arse to work around.

somequixotic

15:11

@Bob I still think the SWT Designer that Google bought and open sourced is the best designer out there, but SWT is harder to program for

jokerdino

hacktohell has been thinking about it all the time when joining college

geez Sex ratio is really skewed in my college :C

Tweeted by hacktohell on July 29, 2013 at 3:09 PM

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Journeyman Geek

lol

njallam

I can just take a steamapps folder from one hard drive and merge it with one on the other, correct?

Journeyman Geek

might be the faculty

jokerdino

think he joined IT

Journeyman Geek

15:14

Yeah, IT is often a sausage factory

jokerdino

you remind me of german sausage

Journeyman Geek

of course, there's usually like 20% girls in my class

probably cause we either have small classes, or people taking electives

Hennes

I my first year at uni we had one girl in the class (class of 150)

somequixotic

@njallam generally yes, but games that have specific DRM schemes other than Steamworks probably won't start correctly if the DRM is particularly draconian

Steamworks DRM is extremely friendly in the sense that it will recognize that you're the same user account as the one that originally downloaded the software, and "just work" with no complaints

likewise DRM-free games will of course work without a hitch

the only ones that will really trip you up are games that have their own non-standard DRM scheme that requires some kind of installation of a kernel module or something

Journeyman Geek

@Hennes: we had 2-3 who were in the faculty, and some who picked the year one modules for forensics as a elective

somequixotic

15:17

@Hennes that's close to what we have here

jokerdino

forensic crimess

@somequixotic so zero?

somequixotic

here it's more like 2 out of 150, which is double what @Hennes reported, but still very low

Hennes

I guess computer science is just to hard for girls.. those just went to math....

Journeyman Geek

lol

jokerdino

yeah that's why i chose arts ^_^

Hennes

15:18

(Yes, match had 10% girls)

somequixotic

most guys in CS tried to take some liberal arts classes and meet girls in there

Journeyman Geek

@Hennes: CFISM is pretty much the least CS IT degree possible

somequixotic

more like 50-60% in philosophy, english and such

Journeyman Geek

(computer forensics, and information security management)

Hennes

Also, about half the girls I know with with computers, programming or studied math. So I know this is bullshit. :)

Bob

15:19

@JourneymanGeek the pipette tip is a perfect fit for the converter

@somequixotic we actually have quite a few

Journeyman Geek

lol

somequixotic

I didn't bother with girls in college / never will... more trouble than they're worth

njallam

@somequixotic I could just resolve the conflicts with a reinstall of that game, correct?

Journeyman Geek

wait

Bob

quite a few meaning 10-20% :P

Journeyman Geek

15:20

@jokerdino: you're doing arts? o0

somequixotic

@njallam or use Steam's built-in backup feature to "officially" migrate a game from one host to another; that feature also covers the installation steps of any requisite software, including DRM, Visual C++ dependencies, DirectX, etc

jokerdino

@JourneymanGeek yeah. commerce

Jasper

Is there perhaps anyone here who has any idea what I can do to troubleshoot vmware player, when it just fails without any message?

Journeyman Geek

Bob

@somequixotic but download

somequixotic

15:21

@Bob when you use the backup/restore feature of Steam, it'll actually perform the installation steps, including any activation procedure that the game required to install DRM, but you won't have to download anything

Bob

o.o

Oliver Salzburg

@JourneymanGeek DO NOT WANT

Journeyman Geek

;p

somequixotic

@Jasper on Windows?

jokerdino

@JourneymanGeek is that octopus or squid?

somequixotic

15:21

most likely a kernel module problem, imo... check to see if the VMware services are started in the service control panel

Journeyman Geek

looks like a small octopus

njallam

@somequixotic only problem with that is I don't know which games are on which hard drive

Jasper

@somequixotic On an ubuntu terminal sever

somequixotic

VMware and VirtualBox really don't play well together on the same computer, either

jokerdino

@JourneymanGeek squid are quite crispy

Journeyman Geek

15:22

lol

I'm veggie, remember?

jokerdino

i know :P

Journeyman Geek

also, I have a wierd affection for octopods

Hennes

Nope. Dogs and not vegetarians.

Journeyman Geek

I blame cuttlefish. They're adorable.

@Hennes: dogs can be vegitarian more or less

somequixotic

@JourneymanGeek don't they require taurine?

Jasper

15:23

It worked fine before, though we've had on and off problems. I have decided I am going to push through the switch to VirtualBox next time we do major maintenance, but until that time I just need vmware player to run

Oliver Salzburg

@JourneymanGeek There are no non-weird affections for octopods in my book

somequixotic

protein not available in vegetables

Journeyman Geek

@somequixotic: in the old country they tend to feed them rice and yogurt

Bob

@somequixotic that would provide an error

Hennes

@somequixotic Except in beans etc etc ?

Journeyman Geek

15:24

Ash gets fed mashed peas and corn 3 times a day, and we just top off his dry food bowl as he finishes it

somequixotic

@Jasper I don't quite understand what you mean by "ubuntu terminal server", or which version of ubuntu you're running, or what OS the VMware Player is running on (is Ubuntu the guest or the host?) -- also, if your host is Ubuntu, check dmesg and /var/log/messages before/after starting vmware

jokerdino

@somequixotic milk and their products

somequixotic

@jokerdino regular protein yes, but taurine?

Hennes

Q: "What's the best way to work with a sharepoint site?"
A: With a very large hammer!

Journeyman Geek

lol

jokerdino

15:25

some taurine slips in through milk :P

somequixotic

nevermine

taurine is required for cats but not dogs

cats can't make taurine so they have to get it from other animals

Journeyman Geek

@somequixotic: ;p

by tastey murder?

jokerdino

haha

whose liver is deadly because of excess Vit A?

i forgot that one trivia

Jasper

@somequixotic Ubuntu 12.04 host, Win XP guest. The host is used through thin clients.

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek Agh! Is alien that wants to lay egg in cats stomach!

njallam

15:27

I'm just going to do a standard copy, reinstalling isn't too big of a deal

Bob

@jokerdino dog?

Journeyman Geek

lol

somequixotic

@Jasper well like I said, check the logs, dmesg and /var/log/messages and possibly /var/log/vmware/*, for any indication of a problem

and make sure kvm and vbox* kernel modules are not loaded

jokerdino

@Bob is it? were there dogs in polar expeds?

Bob

@jokerdino the ones pulling sleds?

jokerdino

15:28

yeah.

Bob

Hypervitaminosis A

Hypervitaminosis A refers to the effects of excessive vitamin A (specifically retinoid) intake. Presentation Effects include * Angular cheilitis * Birth defects * Coarse bone growths * Excessive skin dryness/peeling (desquamation) * Hair loss * Intracranial hypertension (see Idiopathic intracranial hypertension) * Liver problems * Premature epiphyseal closure * Reduced bone mineral density that may result in osteoporosis * Skin discoloration Signs Signs of acute toxicity include nausea and vomiting, headache, dizziness, blurred vision, and loss of muscular coordination. Pathophysiolog...

jokerdino

cant remember if ponies or something

Bob

While liver is often eaten, the vitamin A content of the liver of certain animals—including the polar bear, seal,[12] walrus,[13] moose,[14] and husky—is highly hazardous.

This danger has long been known to the Inuit and has been recognized by Europeans since at least 1597 when Gerrit de Veer wrote in his diary that, while taking refuge in the winter in Nova Zemlya, he and his men became severely ill after eating polar bear liver.[15] In 1913, Antarctic explorers Douglas Mawson and Xavier Mertz were both poisoned (and Mertz died) from eating the livers of their sled dogs during the Far Eas…

jokerdino

@Bob ah huskies then

somequixotic

don't be stupid; stop eating huskies! they're too lovable!

jokerdino

15:29

when you are dying, you might just eat that adorable pet you have by your side

somequixotic

animals that are cute should have some kind of severely hazardous property to eating them, always. ;p

Jasper

@somequixotic there's no /var/log/messages (but that's probably just Ubuntu using different naming) and the only vmware related files in /var/log/ are vmware-installer and vmware-installer.1

jokerdino

brb

somequixotic

@Jasper /var/log/syslog? /var/log/secure?

Jasper

@somequixotic ah yes, syslog, I'll take a look at that

somequixotic

15:31

@Jasper also make sure that you don't get any error when you do /etc/init.d/vm* start (don't literally run that; just get a root shell and then look at what files in /etc/init.d start with vm, then run each one with start or status passed in)

Canadian Luke

Shameless self-promotion (and I want an answer): superuser.com/questions/625049/…

somequixotic

@CanadianLuke route -n will tell you the default gateway

the default gateway is defined as the gateway where the "Destination" is "0.0.0.0" -- the default gateway will be listed in the "Gateway" column on the line where Destination is 0.0.0.0

Canadian Luke

I can`t SSH to it now from work, but I`ll check that out when I get home

somequixotic

route -n will also tell you about anything you might need to know regarding one box forwarding traffic through another. the other thing that's useful is iptables -L; if it mentions anything in the FORWARD chain, that's IP-level forwarding, which would literally take packets sent by one box, to this box, and forward them through this box's default gateway

(and back, using stateful packet inspection to determine flows)

if I actually answered questions anymore I could probably have 20k rep, but I'd rather type out a few things off the cuff in chat and let people figure out the rest for themselves :D

Boris_yo

@somequixotic I have stateful packet inspection option in my old 3Com router. Should it be left disabled?

Jasper

15:41

@somequixotic said scripts run without any problems. It seems Ubuntu didn't rename /var/log/messages, but removed it. I enabled it by following this but no entries for vmplayer show up

somequixotic

@Boris_yo it's a useful firewall feature that blocks some attack attempts, but it can also be used in a different context when a computer or router is forwarding packets from one device to another and deciding whether to allow them through

SPI can confuse or illegitimately block the traffic of about 0.0001% of legitimate networked programs, and it's also very frustrating if you are doing low-level networking debugging stuff, etc

Jasper

(of course, I tried starting vmplayer after I enabled the log)

somequixotic

most people only stand to benefit from it though

@Jasper did you check your loaded kernel modules as I said? with lsmod?

the core VMware kernel module is vmmon.ko and it should be listed in lsmod as vmmon -- and the kvm, kvm_intel and vboxdrv modules will conflict badly with vmmon in certain situations so you should really ensure that none of those 3 modules are loaded

Bob

-ok!

Jasper

@somequixotic have now. They aren't. (and vmmon is)

Bob

15:46

@JourneymanGeek the FC black is crap

good for mixing, crap for standalone writing

also washes right off in water

gonna try the cheapo printer ink from ebay now

somequixotic

@Jasper one more thing to try is to examine the vmware player binary itself; it's probably a Perl script if I recall correctly

you may be able to put some print statements in there to let you know that it's executing, and see which step it dies silently on

it may have something idiotically stupid like a silent exit. you could also trap its exit code in your shell and see if it's calling exit(1) or something like that, then see which part of the script uses that exit code

Jasper

It's a bash script. I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the suggestions (so far)

Boris_yo

jokerdino

Yes

Who doesn't love the baby of the Royal Duchess of Cambridge?

Hennes

16:02

Who is the rdoc ?

jokerdino

Katherine Middleton William

somequixotic

i think British royalty is outmoded and obsolete and provides absolutely no value to the world and should be disbanded

jokerdino

@somequixotic lol. lots of views

somequixotic

they should all become commoners and let the Parliament and the Prime Minister run the UK

Bob

@JourneymanGeek drip test, pretty much no feathering or fading

off to do a running water test

Hennes

16:04

Surely, the prime minister does not run the UK.
The non-elected goverment people do. :)

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Boris_yo

@somequixotic I think they are overrated.

Hennes

Maybe I should make a breakfast with some eggs, tomatoe and high fat emusified offals tubes

Aka Brittish sausage

somequixotic

@Boris_yo I think they were kept around because a lot of people in Britain, when the Monarchy stopped being the absolute power it was, didn't want to give up the monarchy, and would fight to see it remain, so that they felt like they had a King or Queen to give loyalty to

Jasper

@somequixotic It seems it never starts the vmware player because vmware-modconfig --appname="VMware Player" --icon="vmware-player" doesn't print anything. I'm not sure what it's supposed to do, though

jokerdino

The Queen is the head of the Commonwealth. Right?

somequixotic

16:10

but they need to realize that Britain is (or should be) a democracy, and having a head of state that holds on to the vestiges of a tradition without having any real power, shouldn't be kept around, because it's expensive, and attracts undue attention to something that is really just a sham

Gowtham

@jokerdino dafcque

jokerdino

@Gowtham you said it. not me

Gowtham

@jokerdino no I haven't -_-

Jasper

(and if I simply comment it out, vmplayer prints a message rather than actually running the vmware player, so that's not working either)

jokerdino

@Gowtham lies

somequixotic

16:11

@Jasper vmware-modconfig is a tool that checks if you need to recompile your kernel modules based on a kernel update, and if so, attempts to recompile them

Gowtham

@jokerdino I didn't expect a 3:1 ratio of girls:boys

jokerdino

so more girls?

somequixotic

by "kernel modules" I mean the VMware host kernel modules that integrate the VMware virtual machine into your host and provide access to host features to the guest, like file sharing, accelerated CPU execution, accelerated network sockets, etc

Bob

lol

Gowtham

yes -_-

jokerdino

16:12

enjoy? >:D

Gowtham

I am not sure if it will be fun :P

Boris_yo

@somequixotic Do they pay their taxes there?

Gowtham

Girls complain a lot

jokerdino

@Gowtham you get to do their homework. for free!

somequixotic

@Jasper kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/…

jokerdino

16:13

@Gowtham lol

Paging Arianne about your message.

Gowtham

@jokerdino i don't think there will be any homework :D :D

@jokerdino oh noes

jokerdino

@Gowtham there would be assignments. i am sure

Gowtham

And i have a large ass book about C -_-

@jokerdino I have no idea how college works :D

Bob

@Gowtham eh, I never bothered buying the textbooks

jokerdino

@Gowtham it starts with you choosing a girl of your liking and then going on a date

@Bob in here, you don't have to buy the books. just pay the book fees.

Bob

16:15

uhh

Gowtham

@Bob College charges book fee so they give away useless books

Bob

I don't see the difference

Gowtham

My chemistry book has nothing It seems to be filled with formula only

jokerdino

chemistry book for IT students? dafork?

Gowtham

They have given me a list of suggested books

@jokerdino First year is common for all engg students

Boris_yo

16:17

2

jokerdino

@Boris_yo ELI5 that picture

Gowtham

@Bob You have to pay

jokerdino

@Gowtham hahaha

i heard over 40% engg seats are vacant this year.

Gowtham

Apparently my college where even the staff do not know to speak proper English is somewhat reputed :O

Only the Sc/ST seats have not been filled

And I really need to crack the wifi password

jokerdino

@Gowtham When I put in two sentences together, the teachers flip the table. ^_^

Gowtham

16:20

lol :D :D

Bob

holy... @JourneymanGeek I rinsed them. The FC black almost cmopletely faded. Leaving ti wet for a little, and I can't see a single mark anymore. The printer ink may have faded/spread a tiny bit, but it looks near perfect.

This might be pigment ink.

@Gowtham Well, yes. What's the difference between paying 'book fees' and buying textbooks yourself?

Gowtham

/me is trying to find the confessions page of my college so that I can know all the dirty secrets it has to offer evil look

@Bob The college gets a portion of the book fee :D

Boris_yo

@Bob Something you own for life and something you think you own.

Bob

@Gowtham What, does that make the books more expensive or something?

Cause, buying from the Uni bookshop, I'm pretty sure they make some amount of profit.

jokerdino

you get charged a convenience fee

Bob

16:23

o.o

jokerdino

to an extent of 10%

Gowtham

Currently I have a generic book written by some stupid ass indian author

It sucks

jokerdino

@Gowtham probably plagiarized

Gowtham

@jokerdino yeah,

I am trying to find the syallbus so that I can get proper books

And looks like I have to struggle with french again @_@

jokerdino

didn't know you are a french student

Gowtham

16:25

State board tamil is too hard :P

French was supposed to be easier ...

jokerdino

lies

the teaching faculty in here is poor

somequixotic

while i have you all here i have a question

jokerdino

no

Gowtham

@jokerdino Self Study ftw

somequixotic

a friend of mine is Jewish and only eats things that are Kosher, meaning he can't have meat and dairy in the same meal, but coworkers want to take everyone out to an indian restaurant; what can he eat there?

Bob

16:27

Welp. You evidently don't need me here.

I'm going to sleep.

Gowtham

good night

jokerdino

@Bob nighters

Gowtham

@somequixotic uhm anything ?

jokerdino

@somequixotic i think he can have the bread varieties

Gowtham

Depends on how it's prepared

jokerdino

16:28

like Naan etc

Bob

night. or morning. or whatever the time is.

Gowtham

Mom adds milk to chicken broth

@jokerdino things that go with it might have milk

jokerdino

@Gowtham it wont have meat though right?

Gowtham

Depends on the chalna ?

somequixotic

pretty sure chicken broth and milk is not kosher

jokerdino

16:29

but then, the American Indian restaurant can be quite different

Gowtham

It's been 2 years since I have eaten out

Jasper

@somequixotic That's quite helpful. At least, I now get what the bash script is doing. I still don't know how to fix the problem though. Neither vmware-config.pl (from the linked article) nor vmware-config-tools.pl (from an error the script can throw) seems to be present anywhere on the system.

jokerdino

@Gowtham horrible

Gowtham

you should confirm with dino ;p

somequixotic

@jokerdino the restaurant owner and chefs are from TN I think

first generation immigrants

jokerdino

16:30

@somequixotic Tenessey? lol

Gowtham

@jokerdino ;p

somequixotic

@jokerdino Tamil Nadu

;p

jokerdino

:D

he can have dairy and meat but just not as the same dish right?

somequixotic

lol @ Tennessee

jokerdino

or not in the same meal?

somequixotic

16:32

@jokerdino not in the same meal

jokerdino

@somequixotic go vegetarian then

somequixotic

they have lots of vegetarian stuff at this place so i THINK if he only eats vegetarian and no meat, he'll be ok

since he'll just have some milk probably with some things but no meat

jokerdino

@somequixotic yeah definitely.

highly likely they would use milk in preparing things. you can't even cross check without prior info on the item

somequixotic

Reasons for food not being kosher include the presence of ingredients derived from nonkosher animals or from kosher animals that were not slaughtered in the ritually proper manner, a mixture of meat and milk, wine, or grape juice (or their derivatives) produced without supervision, the use of produce from Israel that has not been tithed, or the use of non-kosher cooking utensils and machinery.

jokerdino

so a lot safe to just say you want vegetarian items right off the bat

somequixotic

16:34

Kosher foods

Kosher foods are those that conform to the regulations of kashrut (Jewish dietary law). Food that may be consumed according to halakha (Jewish law) is termed kosher in English, from the Ashkenazi pronunciation of the Hebrew term kashér (), meaning "fit" (in this context, fit for consumption). Food that is not in accordance with Jewish law is called treif ( or treyf, derived from Hebrew trēfáh). A list of some kosher foods are found in the books of Leviticus 11:1-47 and Deuteronomy 14: 3-20, as are also certain kosher rules. Reasons for food not being kosher include the presence of ingre...

that's really strict

jokerdino

that's stricter than halal foods ~_~

somequixotic

so if they have anything non kosher in the whole restaurant he can't eat it? apparently? da F

jokerdino

@somequixotic the whole restaurant? that happens with halal foods but not sure about kosher

somequixotic

me neither :D

he probably wouldn't go with us unless the restaurant itself claimed it made stuff kosher

jokerdino

good thing we dont give two toots about this stuff

somequixotic

16:36

they should just write a little K on the buffet and circle it :D

jokerdino

hehe

somequixotic

ok.org

Boris_yo

@Gowtham Wise decision because you don't want to eat from someone who handles your good.

Bob

different people follow that kind of thing to varying degrees of strictness (pretend I'm asleep)

Gowtham

@somequixotic o_0

jokerdino

16:38

@Bob you are sleep chatting

and idle watching our chat

somequixotic

i wonder if the Church of Emacs' Stallman Diet guide is defined a bit more explicitly than Kosher was defined -- maybe it can be defined in terms of a SQL query

Gowtham

@bob is lucid chatting

We are all projections ...

somequixotic

or an emacs extension

jokerdino

@somequixotic i think there is a list of certified restaurants

now tell me who taught Indian food was a good idea?

somequixotic

foods that are Stallman have to be prepared in a kitchen where the cash register runs Free Software, etc

@jokerdino all our other coworkers :P

jokerdino

16:40

lots of 'modern' people prefer fast food here :P

somequixotic

i wonder if Stallman dines at restaurants that accept payment in bitcoin

jokerdino

@somequixotic anyway, tell me what you ate :P

(Sathya is a big fan of Chicken items IIRC)

somequixotic

@jokerdino you mean at Indian restaurant?

I'm a vegetarian

jokerdino

@somequixotic hm yeah

@somequixotic you.. what?

Gowtham

jokerdino

16:42

@somequixotic if you see him pick his foot, you won't want to dine with him

somequixotic

I had sambar, dosa, dal masala, naan, some kind of coconut sauce, mango lassi, a few other things

jokerdino

O_O

i know those words

Gowtham

coconut sauce ?? you mean chutney ? :P

jokerdino

lol

somequixotic

@Gowtham yea

Gowtham

16:43

Bob

now I'm hungry

somequixotic

i've been to Indian restaurants many times

jokerdino

@Bob you were sleeping

Boris_yo

@Gowtham Except that only Thor will be able to use it...

jokerdino

@somequixotic Green Party = vegetarians?

somequixotic

16:45

at work, most coworkers run a program in their heads like this

try {
//....
}
catch(NotIndianException nie) {
System.out.println("We don't care about " + nie.getName() + "'s preferences because there are more of us than there are of them");
}

Gowtham

lol

jokerdino

@somequixotic let me get this right. most of your co workers are Indians?!

somequixotic

@jokerdino 17 out of 23

Gowtham

@somequixotic You work at an Indian company o0 ?

jokerdino

@somequixotic ok that explains why most of your colleagues want to go to Indian restaurant.

@Gowtham more like Indians are working alongside him

somequixotic

16:48

@Gowtham for all intents and purposes, yes - but officially it's a U.S. company, working for the U.S. government

Gowtham

@Boris_yo :P

somequixotic

but the number of Indians keeps going up while the number of non-Indians keeps going down

jokerdino

same here

number of Indians going up at an exponential rate.

Gowtham

@jokerdino Apparently it will stabilize by 2017

jokerdino

the time you graduate as an engineer. Coincidence?

Gowtham

16:52

nope, don't you know of my sterilization program

jokerdino

O_o

Gowtham

o_O

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