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Boris_yo

00:05

@Psycogeek You use that feature on your smartphone?

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo Yes that is what i was referring to, the idea that there is a way to find a song using the computer.

It would be cool to find an alogrythm (and program) that discovered duplicate Videos, on my disk too. but it would have to be pretty sofisticated. if they start in different places, are different codecs and compression rates and all.

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek FYI there's is similar program but for images. Works pretty good actually.

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo I have a few image dupe programs, they work good.

Boris_yo

00:24

@Psycogeek Are you still on your shift? You seem to be here a lot of time.

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo what is a shift?

Yes i am still working, I am always working, but i never concider babysitting a computer to be a big effort.

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek Shift, your work shift. You know part time, full time? When you change someone who worked 8 hours, you take his shift and work another 8 hours until somebody replaces you?

@Psycogeek What's is big effort in your opinion? Working at construction yard?

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo there is only one me, nobody replaces me :-( .

@Boris_yo Sure , that is real work. or doing paperwork, that is horrible work. In fact if prison inmates would do my paperwork, i would gladly make the licence plates instead :-)

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek You mean you come and work your 8 hours and the company closes until tomorrow? Unlike production work where work is 24/7 and people replace people?

@Psycogeek So you hate physical work and paper work but love digital work (computers)?

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo No more like i wake up work when i want to, the more work i do, the more i get paid, stop whenever i want. dont work enough i eat top-ramen , and live under a bridge.

John Cavil

00:36

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Boris_yo

@Psycogeek Seems like paid for performance work...

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo I like physical work too, like the computer, would even get greasy under a car, but paperwork Uggg, most terrible thing .

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek Like accountant? Eewww?

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo not for me, i am sooo happy there are people who love to do that.

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek What qualifications were required for you to have to take your current position?

Psycogeek

00:40

@Boris_yo I worked my way up my own ladder :-)

Aparentaly spelling was not one of the qualifications.

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek What were qualifications for your initial place on ladder?

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo Idiot with a camera, i could aim it, and push the button, and fix up battery packs and mics and all , enough to start doing "professional" video work for pennies an hour at first.

Took the camera to places where back in that time only TV would have ever done so, and shot people , and sold them pictures of themselves on a thing called VHS tape. Now there are 1 million idiots with cameras. but i am still sorta good at it comparably.

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek You are professional photograph? Wedding photograph or any occasion photograph? Do you have guys to be paparazzo?

Psycogeek

00:57

@Boris_yo professional videography, although I have also done photography rarely when requested. Even did a "1 man band" both at the same time. 99% of the time it is not broadcast, it is never porn. I would not be so good at paparazzi and the type of "news" they have today, where there is 300 camera people in one place fighting over the same overhyped story. (while 50 other stores go unseen)

both paparazzi and news people, have to be very agressive to get thier shots in these situations, they would walk all over me.

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek Being paparazzo is a question of one's morals... Well gotta travel to astral realm now to calm my spirit and wake up like newly born. Cya!

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo sleep well, the car alarms are lullabies

Canadian Luke

01:12

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Bob

03:32

yay, Apache httpd 2.4 is going in Ubuntu 13.10

@somequixotic I might finally get to try that event MPM :P

but PHP would have to be in FastCGI anyway, so... might as well go nginx :S

Bob

03:58

o.O

> One problem with Lighty is that it leaks memory like a sieve. I audited it for a little bit and I gave up, it's a mess. I'd steer clear of it, it will quickly ruin your day if you throw a lot of traffic at it.

Don't you use lighttpd, @JourneymanGeek?

Journeyman Geek

yeah I do

on a 2 bit vps as well

not much traffic tho

hm

I need new speakers

Bob

@JourneymanGeek 2 bit?

Journeyman Geek

04:14

lol

256mb is hardly any ram ;p

Bob

ah

I've got a couple sites running off 128 :P

one was that win8 challenge stats site. got a tiny bit of traffic

all others are used solely by myself (and a couple others, in the case of the file sharing one) :P

Journeyman Geek

thats from the server running wordpress for me

Bob

it's still getting a visit every few days O.O

must be a spider

Journeyman Geek

apparently uptime is 12 days

Bob

huh

that's... pretty high mem usage actually

what are you running?

Journeyman Geek

04:18

its mostly php doing it

just wordpress ;p

Bob

Journeyman Geek

o0

Bob

...wut

my bandwagon VPS only has one day of uptime

Journeyman Geek

I distinctly remember apache using a LOT more

Bob

that explains the mail I had

@JourneymanGeek heavily reduced maxes

Journeyman Geek

04:20

I'm attracting spambots tho

Bob

also, daily cron restarts

that's after accessing ajaxplorer

@JourneymanGeek it does :P

Journeyman Geek

;p

the 1gb vps might end up going with ngnix

Bob

lol

I'm currently considering nginx on my 512

Journeyman Geek

NOT familiar with the host so, not likely journeymangeek.com will be moving there

Bob

oooor might grab the 1gb

@JourneymanGeek you actually got that domain? o.O

Journeyman Geek

04:23

@Bob: planning on trying out discourse on it

lol

yeah

journeymangeek.com

Bob

I'm still trying to think of a domain name D:

Journeyman Geek

been trying to get the hang of blogging ;p

I also own lupinenet.com (which might get assigned to the 1gb instance) and lupinenet.co.uk (which I own for nostalgia's sake)

Bob

if anyone could suggest a name, that would be very much appreciated :P

wait. @JourneymanGeek round fluorescent tubes replaced with LEDs?

Journeyman Geek

yup

lol

found a place that sells em by accident.

Bob

could you link me to a product page or something? :P

I suspect they might be what we're looking for

got a couple of circular fluorescent lights in the basement that need to be replaced

Journeyman Geek

04:29

songcho.com.sg/products/prodlist.aspx?cateid=189

not sure if they sell outside here, or who the actual supplier is

Bob

@JourneymanGeek oh, I'll probably end up looking for a local supplier

Journeyman Geek

and as I said, the brand is bloody ungooglable

;p

apparently they exist on fleabay

Bob

replacing this kind of thing: ecosmartlighting.com.au/product/circular-t5-fluorescent-lamps

Journeyman Geek

yeah, thats what we did

they also replaced our building lighting with LEDs ;p

Bob

gah

seems the only places I can find them are on.. well, alibaba

Psycogeek

04:35

@Bob dobob.com is available :-)

Bob

and I'm not even looking for a specific brand

@Psycogeek O.o

maybe

Psycogeek

@Bob What kinds of things you going to have on it, and what kind of people do you want to attract?

how about Pay-Bob.com :-)

Bob

@Psycogeek eh, probably a blog

Psycogeek

@Bob computer type? linux type blog? server blog?

Journeyman Geek

funny thing is the journeyman geek name was an accident ;p

I wanted something unique (and originally it was "The Journeyman Geek" ) partially cause I liked the name journeyman, and I go by geek

Psycogeek

04:40

surprisingly Paybob.com is open

Bob

@Psycogeek iunno :p

probably a lot of focus on general computer shenanigans

!!xkcd new

John Cavil

The dose is much lower when administered orally. We're still trying to get the paper into the needles for subcutaneous injection.

Psycogeek

arggg, i finnaly kinda settle on a socket 1155 and the Z77 boards have a lot of unhappy customers, lots of sata this and USB3 that issues.

I need all that stuff to work all the way around

Move over to haswell, and there are few people in that realm yet, and they are giving excuses for the bugs "oh its not all worked out yet" well then why is it for sale .

Intel still has not confirmed if thier chipset 9 (wtf that is) might not be for haswell which is 1150. i observe no hope on the horizon, if they still have not worked out the old bugs for the usb3 and all the sata ports working up to par.

Being 100% happy with my present motherboard, and it still having 10% higher ratings (now obsolete) than this.

Mabey people just whine to much now. but even the asus sabertooth Z77 only has 63% 5star.

failing drivers , onboard audio still sucks, DOAs, CPU socket connection points to flimsey, luckey to make it into the bios for the first 2 days of assembly, Virtu is useless. People giving 4 stars still when the first board they had was DOA.

If they send me a board and it is DOA, they are going to lose more stars than days it takes me to find out it was not my fault.

John Cavil

06:04

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Journeyman Geek

06:21

Bob

07:50

Japanese commercials are... weird.

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Journeyman Geek

yeah, they are

Boris_yo

08:01

@JourneymanGeek Not every dog behaves like that you know... Far from it.

@Bob Well this one is at least too long. I wonder if Giga Pudding is synthesized in a lab... I want one anyway.

Bob

@Boris_yo apparently it's pretty standard length (and they get cut short for TV broadcast)

John Cavil

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Boris_yo

@Bob I never saw such lengthy commercial for food product. Maybe it's standard length for Japanese TV. The more lenghy commercial is, the stronger is brainwashing effect. Do you hear sometimes commercial playing in your mind for no reason? How about some weird song you heard on radio? Brainwash.

Tiago Espinha

Hi guys, I'm a Ph.D. student from the Netherlands. We're doing a study on the paints of integrating and maintaining integration with external APIs (i.e. web APIs). If you've ever been involved in this kind of task, could you spare 30~45 minutes of your time in a Skype call with me? As a reward, we're raffling a $50 Amazon voucher amongst the participants.

Kwaio

Since i don't understand your study dubject, i suppose I'm not concerned. ^^

Tiago Espinha

08:13

Obviously that was meant to be "pains" and not "paints".

John Cavil

@Gr33n Hey there! You're pretty special, aren't you? :)

Tiago Espinha

@Kwaio, no problem. I realize I'm looking for very specific people :)

Bob

@Boris_yo that's not the length played on TV

american commercials (full length) are about that long too

Boris_yo

@TiagoEspinha That's interesting because long time ago another guy was doing study on analytical software he created for Stack Exchange network for statistical analysis. He also offered voucher which I won in the end because I helped his analysis.

Bob

@TiagoEspinha you might have more luck in the SO chatrooms

Boris_yo

08:19

@Bob You are not familiar with API integration?

Bob

while there are quite a few programmers here, we cover a pretty broad range (and not all of us are, of course)

@Boris_yo eh, not enough for half an hour of material :P

Boris_yo

@Bob Didn't know. Looks like I am used to Russian adverts. They are short, especially vodka ones...

Oliver Salzburg

08:44

Well, vodka pretty much advertises itself

Boris_yo

@OliverSalzburg If so, why need adverts? To remind you are alcoholic and your ass belongs to [vodka name]?

Does anybody here buy apparel online rather than offline? How do you buy something you can't measure on yourself? Is that "crapshoot"?

Kwaio

You order 3 different sizes and send back for free the ones that won't fit.

Journeyman Geek

@Boris_yo: see if they have a sizing guide

Kwaio

But i still won't buy that online because i'm way too lazy

Boris_yo

@Kwaio Which means paying for shipping back?

@Kwaio I thought lazy people buy online actually? Didn't you mean this sentence the other way around?

Journeyman Geek

08:54

heh

I think showing such a sensational picture of what is essentially a potential bomb is irresponsible and dangerous, whatever the text says, but it's for you to choose whether to keep it — harrymc 28 mins ago

harrymc seems to be throwing a huge fuss over this :/

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek Does not always help. How many times you measured size that was supposed to be for you but are putting it on realized you need something smaller/bigger?

Journeyman Geek

@Boris_yo: nearly never ;p

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek And with shoes?

Journeyman Geek

@Boris_yo: I'm a 12EE

its about the only way I get my size

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek 12EE is specific size measure?

Journeyman Geek

08:57

yeah

extra wide

Kwaio

@Boris_yo Most of the time, the returning fees are refunded.

@Boris_yo I prefer going to the store than going to the post office to send back stuff

@Boris_yo Illogical laziness

Boris_yo

@Kwaio In USA maybe... And they refund by credit card, right?

Kwaio

@Boris_yo I don't know, I live in France, and have never actually tried online apparel stores.

Bob

screw it

@JourneymanGeek buying one of the WLS 1GB VPSes :P

Boris_yo

Here in Israel people now exploit the opportunity of ordering from Amazon in USA since it turns 2x cheaper. They orient on certain measures: US and Europe sizes. They order tons of apparel guys! Local businesses complain about loss of revenue.

Tiago Espinha

09:02

@Boris_yo, yeah, StackExchange is the place to come to nowadays when you need input from developers

@Bob, thanks! I'll give it a try.

Journeyman Geek

@TiagoEspinha: tho, SU has a slightly wider/odder skillset

Boris_yo

@Bob Why not buy VPS fir your home for one-time fee and stop bothering with passing monthly recurring over VPS you have no full control over?

Tiago Espinha

@JourneymanGeek, true, but that's not necessarily a bad thing ;)

Bob

@Boris_yo 1. internet is expensive and slow here

2. internet is expensive and slow here

3. internet is expensive and slow here

4. it's hard to keep a good uptime if the power acts up

Journeyman Geek

also, permanant IP address

Bob

09:03

5. hardware is far more expensive and hard to maintain

6. did I mention internet being expensive and slow here?

@JourneymanGeek strangely enough, my IP appears to be static...

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: mine is, but its on IP blacklists ;p

Bob

o.o

Boris_yo

@Bob Unless you buy enterprise level UPS?

Bob

@JourneymanGeek what are you doing over there? :P

@Boris_yo then the "one-time fee" rises into the thousands

also, battery replacements.

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek Spammer?

Journeyman Geek

09:05

@Bob: wierdly? Can't recieve e mails when I set up a server

Bob

also, you appeared to have ignored a key point, which I will repeat again for your benefit: internet is expensive and slow here

Journeyman Geek

cause yanno, all dynamic addresses are spammers

Bob

@JourneymanGeek receiving emails has nothing to do with blacklists

that's just for outgoing...

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: iirc thats what the error message said

Bob

o.o

Journeyman Geek

09:06

I could SEND messages

hillariously

Boris_yo

@Bob I got it, I got it. I didn't ignore but tried to offer power feed solution.

Journeyman Geek

and yeah, all dynamic IP addresses tend to be blacklisted

Bob

@Boris_yo there's no point even considering those when there's more important issues

Journeyman Geek

@Boris_yo: I'm paying 19 dollars a year for a 1gb vps ;p

Bob

enterprise-grade UPSes are expensive and far from cost and space efficient for a single machine at home

John Cavil

09:07

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Journeyman Geek

(though I suspect there's enough folk here interested in such things to pool and start our own VPS provider ;p)

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek Then there's a good chance it has crappy specs...

Bob

and the computer itself would cost about as much as 5-10 years of 'monthly' (actually, yearly) fees for the VPSes I'm looking at

Kwaio

@JourneymanGeek Carrier-grade NAT, maybe ?

Bob

@JourneymanGeek maybe :P

Journeyman Geek

09:08

@Kwaio: dear god no

I just have port 80 blocked

Bob

eh

our ISP doesn't seem to care

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: i can probably build/buy a computer thats good enough. Getting rackspace would be the tricky bit

Bob

That would make an astoundingly poor bomb. — Falcon Momot 7 mins ago

I like this guy :P

Baljeet Singh

How to securely expose a local web server to the internet?

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: friend of mine

Boris_yo

09:10

@BaljeetSingh Port forwarding?

Bob

@JourneymanGeek unless you want to do something like @somequixotic and just set up some VPSes on a dedi

@BaljeetSingh "securely"?

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: longer term idea, hell yes

Baljeet Singh

@Boris_yo i found this site called ngrok, it works (but i dont't trust)

Bob

@JourneymanGeek looks suspiciously at @JourneymanGeek are you wearing socks?

Journeyman Geek

looks

nope, what do you think I am, a collie?

Baljeet Singh

09:11

@Bob password protected

Bob

@BaljeetSingh eh. that's normally a function of either your webserver or your application

for example, Apache httpd can do some level of http authentication

Journeyman Geek

@BaljeetSingh: wait, you mean, you have a website on a home box, have port 80 blocked, and want people to access it?

Bob

you can also have authentication on the application level (e.g. wordpress, drupal, etc.)

Baljeet Singh

@Journeyman no, i have done some work for client and want to show the work to client from my local server, don't want to upload the files to my hosting

Journeyman Geek

@BaljeetSingh: any reason you can't just use dynamic DNS? some of them handle non standard ports gracefully

Bob

09:14

you'll probably find it easiest to configure http authentication and port forwarding, then

@JourneymanGeek he did say 'secure'

Journeyman Geek

and firewall off all the things

Baljeet Singh

@journeyman i sometime forget things that i have done before, thanks

Kwaio

client-side SSL authentication ?

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: secure has many meanings ;p

Bob

also, last I checked dyndns was just for ip - not ports

Boris_yo

09:14

Why when I shake my smartphone, it turns off? Doesn't shut down but does hard power off? Can it be due to SD card gets loose due to shock?

Bob

more so if you happen to have a local NAT router

@Kwaio far too complicated for his purposes, I'd say

Baljeet Singh

secure: go to hell (no need now)

Bob

@Boris_yo more likely the battery

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: there's a feature on some providers that lets you use a non standard port on your router, and not have to explicitly set the port

I can expose, say 8080 to the world, but my dynamic dns provider 'hides' that

Bob

@JourneymanGeek that would either require an external server, or the dyndns client running on the router

Journeyman Geek

09:15

@Bob: oh, I introduced falcon to serverfault

Boris_yo

@Bob Battery has plastic tray that hooks it firmly. You think it moves?

Bob

@Boris_yo no clue.

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: freedns.afraid.org I was probably thinking this

Baljeet Singh

@JourneymanGeek found new service ngrok, provide password protection too (love it). Earlier thought, it doesn't support password protection. Just want to know, is my data secure with this?

Journeyman Geek

@BaljeetSingh: ok, lets clarify

You want $client to see it, and no one else sees it secure?

Baljeet Singh

09:18

definitely

also my site e.g. is on localhost/hello

Journeyman Geek

ahh

Baljeet Singh

i want only localhost/hello to open

not backward acces to my localhost

Journeyman Geek

ooh

I'd guess you would use virtualhosts for that

Baljeet Singh

some one told me to use virtual host, but i don't know how this will work in this matter

how?

Journeyman Geek

@BaljeetSingh: virtualhosts would probably make it hard to go backwards

let me show you!

Baljeet Singh

09:19

ok

Journeyman Geek

journeymangeek.com

and

lupinenet.com are on the same server

you can't get from jmg.com to lupinenet.com

since I used virtualhosts with different document roots

you'd of course, need a domain name for this

Bob

@JourneymanGeek your random file server? :P

Journeyman Geek

ya

Bob

@JourneymanGeek easy to get a free domain. dot.tk is going well.

Journeyman Geek

might be using the domain for something else in the future

@Bob: hehe. Lupinenet predates the journeymangeek name ;p

Boris_yo

09:22

@Bob Do you see the tray that holds battery?

Bob

I'm still trying to think of a good name :P

Boris_yo

@Bob Never use free domains if you're serious.

Bob

@Boris_yo couse not

but for a once time thing to do a quick demo?

why the hell not.

Boris_yo

@Bob You want free domain for creating quick memos?

Why I hate updating Android apps? Because I risk getting crappy update that will ruin application. Then reverting back is something that Google Play does not offer currently.

@Bob Oh it's demo yeah...

@Bob There were once .CC domains popular but due to them being exploited over and over by spammers they were de-indexed from Google FYI.

Bob

nope

that was just co.cc (no idea who was running it)

and they were reindexed at some point

.cc is a country TLD

.co.cc was a privately run domain on top of .cc

Journeyman Geek

09:37

.co.cc got shut down at some point too

Bob

@JourneymanGeek yea

but, again, it was privately run

Boris_yo

@Bob Right co.cc and I hated them due to their extensions and length. They were at one time dominating initial Google pages until Google got smarter. And what these domains contained? Malware, extorting software under question, fake virus scanners etc.

Bob

@Boris_yo you can do that under any domain

there's no rule saying those had to be long or had to be badware

Boris_yo

@Bob Very long domain name, ending with co.cc always refused red flag to me. I often stumbled on badware that was concealed from site owner and worked behind the scenes.

@Bob Do what? Add another extension?

Journeyman Geek

lol

my first domain was lupinenet.co.cc

then abandoned it for .co.uk (which I dumped when I had trouble and couldn't be arsed. Was available years later ;p)

Boris_yo

09:45

@JourneymanGeek How much dollars per year for that domain?

Journeyman Geek

7 dollars a year for .co.uk

10 for .com

Bob

@JourneymanGeek lots of $3 specials though :P

Journeyman Geek

yup

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek Do you use article directories?

Journeyman Geek

what is an article directory?

Boris_yo

09:48

@JourneymanGeek ezinearticles.com

Journeyman Geek

@Boris_yo: that looks dodgy

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek Elaborate on dodgy please?

Bob

@Boris_yo It makes his dog senses act up.

Journeyman Geek

@Boris_yo: it smells odd? ;p

Bob

I personally wouldn't go near such a site with a ten foot pole.

Boris_yo

09:54

lol?

Journeyman Geek

Link farm

On the World Wide Web, a link farm is any group of web sites that all hyperlink to every other site in the group. Although some link farms can be created by hand, most are created through automated programs and services. A link farm is a form of spamming the index of a search engine (sometimes called spamdexing or spamexing). Other link exchange systems are designed to allow individual websites to selectively exchange links with other relevant websites and are not considered a form of spamdexing. Search engines require ways to confirm page relevancy. A known method is to examine for ...

Boris_yo

@Bob Because you aren't confident in validity of information?

@JourneymanGeek May I know what made you conclude it's a link farm?

Oliver Salzburg

@Boris_yo You might catch internet aids from such a website

4

Journeyman Geek

@Boris_yo: smells funny

Boris_yo

@OliverSalzburg I wear iCondom.

3

Oliver Salzburg

09:56

Smart

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek Dang your dog senses! I am human and I don't get that feeling.

@OliverSalzburg You just inspired me...

Journeyman Geek

@Boris_yo: I think the stock photo userpics would be a giveaway

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek Where you see stock photos? On the right where authors are? To me it looks like their authentic photos...

Journeyman Geek

You need to learn to smell like a dog ;p

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek I prefer to smell like a shark. I meant I want perception of shark.

amazon.com/dp/B00BLYAWBG

At the end, I misinterpreted sentence as "being charged". You won’t close this book without being charged!

Oliver Salzburg

10:13

"You won’t close this book without being changed!" Could also mean that it bored you to death

Boris_yo

@OliverSalzburg Is one of possibilities but author doesn't state how changed I will be. That's probably to conceal the fact of how bored I will be?

@OliverSalzburg Success is a conspiracy: ezinearticles.com/?Success-Is-a-Conspiracy&id=7865243

Bob

10:53

Hey, @JourneymanGeek, do you like to swim?

Journeyman Geek

nope

Bob

!!xkcd 1152

John Cavil

The local police, growing increasingly concerned about this church, ask parishioners to take a sip of wine and then spit it back out for DNA testing. It's blood, and it matches a 1970s murder victim.

Bob

whoops

!!xkcd 1252

John Cavil

You may point out that strictly speaking, you can use that statement to prove that all risks are tiny--to which I reply HOLY SHIT WATCH OUT FOR THAT DOG!

Journeyman Geek

11:06

lol

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek Little you know, @Bob wanted to invite you to his mansion, to swimming pool with chicks. Well, better luck next time.

Bob

wtf

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: thats just odd

and no <- dosen't like to swim

and most muddiness is accidental ;p

Bob

@JourneymanGeek ?

John Cavil

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Journeyman Geek

11:11

what @Boris_yo said ;p

Bob

@JourneymanGeek replied to the wrong person, then

Boris_yo

@JourneymanGeek You don't like to swim or your dog? But you are dog.

Journeyman Geek

@Boris_yo: yes

entirely random panda.

Boris_yo

JohnCavil posts memes which means he is being manipulated by person he was integrated into this chat.

Anyone follows news about comet ISON? It was supposed to pass by earth in August but I don't see it. Don't tell me they moved the date of that happening. Christians consider this comet to be Wormwood that will bring the start of tribulation.

Sathya

11:39

Mod Facepalm.

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Journeyman Geek

11:50

lol

@Sathya: don't need to be a mod to facepalm ;p

Sathya

@JourneymanGeek point.

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