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bwDraco

14:00

Yup. The biggest attraction to Gentoo is that you can configure every aspect of your software builds to fit your hardware and needs.

Jul 23 at 18:30, by bwDraco

Sure, Gentoo is incredibly malleable and a running Gentoo machine can fly through compute-intensive workloads thanks to CPU-specific optimizations not otherwise possible (ever wanted every app to use AVX instructions?) but it's too complicated for me to manage. My servers run openSUSE.

WHATEVER Dave

you can do that with every distro

esp if you're a cli guy like me

arda

@bwDraco in that case, ubuntu it is.

Journeyman Geek

@djsmiley2k I used linux entirely for ages

bwDraco

Sure, but Gentoo provides automation for compiling and updating packages.

WHATEVER Dave

you dont learn anything that way draco

in fact, having default configuration files installed for everything just spells a huge mess

brb conf call

Journeyman Geek

14:02

lol

djsmiley2k

You don't need to tho

it just helps in those weird edge cases

WHATEVER Dave

id rather ./configure --prefix /usr --whatever

djsmiley2k

I use gentoo, to learn what I'm doing

WHATEVER Dave

and make make install

djsmiley2k

ubuntu goes 'oh this works, if it doesn't use sudo'

bwDraco

14:03

wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Portage

djsmiley2k

that's not learning, you might as well run everything as root.

WHATEVER Dave

^^^^

bwDraco

I've compiled programs from source on both Linux and Windows.

djsmiley2k

If you want to learn and control every little detail, LSF.

err LFS

Journeyman Geek

@djsmiley2k @WHATEVERDave I disagree

bwDraco

14:04

Tried that; unexpected technical issues got in the way. Never really got to trying again.

WHATEVER Dave

sigh

i understand the dependency madness when you're wanting to patch existing services that may use specific vulnerable libraries that need to be updated

Journeyman Geek

I tend to prefer non source based distros cause its a lot easier to have consistant builds

which is why they're used

WHATEVER Dave

but thats why you keep your sources and their state in a /usrc/src

and which is why that src folder exists

incase if u were wondering

djsmiley2k

@JourneymanGeek but you can't even build debian, on debian...

hardly consistant.

/me shrugs

Unless you mean something else...

Journeyman Geek

@djsmiley2k sure you can, but why would you want to?

djsmiley2k

14:09

2016-10-26 15:08:58 Using SSH protocol version 2
2016-10-26 15:08:58 Using Diffie-Hellman with standard group "group14"
2016-10-26 15:08:58 Doing Diffie-Hellman key exchange with hash SHA-1
2016-10-26 15:08:58 Server unexpectedly closed network connection

Journeyman Geek

I can take a debian install, install the same packages, and it works the same way

djsmiley2k

@JourneymanGeek because you need some package that debian doesn't provide?

Journeyman Geek

@djsmiley2k which is relatively rare

and you can build just what you need

djsmiley2k

It takes me about 2 hours to get a gentoo build up and running...

I get a fully working toolchain, built on my current system, that lets me build anything

Anyway, I prefer gentoo, that's all.

SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_7.2p2 Ubuntu-4ubuntu2.1 << :O i got this far

Journeyman Geek

that's fine

but I don't see "source based" and "package based" intrinsically better or worse

Bob

14:21

> worst

:P

That Brazilian Guy

Coworker/trainee/minion-of-sorts is complaining about lack of kerning on markdown.

Designers... Sigh ;p

Journeyman Geek

markdown is not a layout language

bwDraco

intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/white-papers/…

Updating this answer:

5

A: In Prime95, why do small FFTs generate the most heat, despite CPU at 100% for all options?

Vectorized code, especially AVX, naturally increases CPU heat output because more of the processor must be used at a time to quickly produce a result. Small FFTs demand less memory than the blend mode, so the processor spends more time processing data and less time waiting for data. The x86-64 ...

So, it seems I may not be completely correct.

Apparently, a Vcore boost is needed for AVX instructions. Why?

XKCD

That's actually the original Japanese version of A Million Random Digits, which is much better than the American remake the book was based on.

bwDraco

> Intel AVX is designed to achieve higher throughput for certain integer and floating-point operations. Using these instructions may cause processors to operate at less than the marked TDP frequency. These reductions in frequency occur because high-power AVX instructions require additional voltage and electrical current.

That Brazilian Guy

14:31

New ticket asking for IE support on our (ugh) "portal".

They had asked it already one year ago, but it got postponed ~~because our dev team is basically one man and occasinally two~~ for a lack of resources.

I showed them gs statistics for Brazil, they countered with analytics stats.

Apparently 6% IE9 usage was a big enough number.

Now they want IE11. I'll present current gs stats (1.64%, srsly?)

And I know for a fact they lost access to google analytics ("wait, who has the password for that again? what was the account? is it on the shared excel spreadsheet?")

HackToHell

One of the work servers was hacked and used for a DOS, it pushed ~200 gigs in 1 hour

Dog

Well that's new

HackToHell

Old, get it in my school pcs all the time.

Dog

@djsmiley2k What happens if you have a HTTPS server on the HTTPS port?

@HackToHell First time I've ever seen it, and nothing unusual seems to be hapenning. At least not as far as I can tell

That Brazilian Guy

@Dog Is chrome showing too much ads? Well, here's another ad to help with that!

I heard you like ads so I put an ad on our ad

Dog

14:37

Ah it's that searchprotect thing I thought I might have accidentally installed

That Brazilian Guy

@HackToHell Reminds me of the time one of our labs had each of the dozens of PCs a global IP assigned to it. Used by high-school students. Everyone was admin. Running unpatched WinXP. Back in 2015.

Dog

Interesting how Chrome detected it despite it having not actually done anything visibly...

But since I don't trust any machine that's ever had any malware on it ever, time to revert to snapshot....

Eww, "Techsmith update client"

/me blames Bob for that one

Oliver Salzburg

@ThatBrazilianGuy You should check the stats for your own portal though, maybe IE9 is much more popular with your user base

In which case your only option is to kill yourself

5

That Brazilian Guy

10 mins ago, by That Brazilian Guy

And I know for a fact they lost access to google analytics ("wait, who has the password for that again? what was the account? is it on the shared excel spreadsheet?")

Oliver Salzburg

Ah, I see what you mean now

So, change the tracking ID?

Burgi

14:45

FINALLY!!!!!

That Brazilian Guy

It was 6% some time ago, but now it is UNDEFINED%

@OliverSalzburg Ssssssshhhhh don't go giving them ideas!!!!

My only fear is some higher-up using IE.

Oliver Salzburg

@ThatBrazilianGuy That is some scary shit for sure

Dog

@ThatBrazilianGuy Secretly replace their OS with Linux and install a Windows-imitation skin?

That Brazilian Guy

But I know the guy directly below our "President" uses Linux and updates constantly. And is reasonable and listens to the techs.

And the "President" himself is always too busy.

Dog

> Last failed login: Wed Oct 26 15:47:10 BST 2016 from 221.229.172.7 on ssh:notty
There were 2112 failed login attempts since the last successful login.
Last login: Tue Oct 25 13:37:39 2016 from vd.qasdfdsaq.com

That Brazilian Guy

14:48

@Dog I dream of doing that to my really, really old granma who starting to suffer from dementia.

Dog

Jesus christ. I need to find a way of stopping these twats filling up my logs :-/

That Brazilian Guy

logrotate?

Dog

Oh it does that already

I just cba filtering through 2112 failed logins while looking for the actual valid information I want

Xenserver 6.x used to auto logrotate and delete old files when disk space went <10%

WHATEVER Dave

@djsmiley2k: You should see my custom LFS usb distro i built.

Dog

But it still sucked, so Xenserver 7 changed from single 4GB OS+Logs partition to 18GB OS + 4GB separate Logs partition

So now it takes 50GB to install Xenserver instead of 5, but whatever... it won't crash due to logs filling up the disk, it's still a pain

I should probably just set my router/firewall/vpn VM to autostart and block external SSH access

WHATEVER Dave

14:51

took like 12 hrs of manually compiling everything just to get to the point where the OS would actually boot haha, but agreed gentoo is a good distro to build esp if you start from a stage1 install.

Dog

@WHATEVERDave Christ, that brings me back to the really old days of compiling your own kernels...

That Brazilian Guy

Anyone else getting an US IRS form when trying to render IE10 on netrenderer.com?

Dog

I don't want to go back to that, even though I have to at some point to recover my broken Solaris ZFS partition

That Brazilian Guy

^---- Google looks a bit different on IE10.

WHATEVER Dave

@Dog: yeah may i add that this using make -j8 for 8 cpus / i7 cpu ... still took that long, with no break and an advanced user that knows how to build an os from scratch..

lol

took forevvvvverrr

Dog

14:54

@ThatBrazilianGuy Worksforme

Oh wait ie10...

@ThatBrazilianGuy Yeah, I'm getting that too on IE10, IE9 works as expected

That Brazilian Guy

!!s/works/doesn't work,/

ChatBot John Cavil

@ThatBrazilianGuy @ThatBrazilianGuy Yeah, I'm getting that too on IE10, IE9 doesn't work, as expected (source)

Dog

meh

Note to self: don't remote desktop to your porn VM while sitting in a hostel common room

Especially when surrounded by cute blonde girls

Burgi

lol, i've managed to confuse my minion with magiceye pictures

Journeyman Geek

can vampires even see those?;p

Burgi

15:06

lol good point

That Brazilian Guy

@JourneymanGeek No, but they can cause ~~serious~~ a mild squint-eye that is non-visually-perceptible but impairs your vision nonetheless when you're 9yo and your parents let you look at those books all day long.

Trust me.

Journeyman Geek

(~~Dogs~~ I never can see anything in those)

That Brazilian Guy

Aren't dogs colorblind anyway?

Journeyman Geek

not really

despite the joke

That Brazilian Guy

what joke?

Journeyman Geek

15:10

@ThatBrazilianGuy at the end of up, the three heros sit down and play count the car

and doug keeps going 'grey car'

m.wolframalpha.com/input/… is a good way to imagine dog-vision

Dog

What the hell is magiceye

That Brazilian Guy

@Dog An annoying ubiquitous fad of the early 90's ~~that is really bad for your eyes~~

Journeyman Geek

One of those things where you look at what looks like a random printed panel and you see somethinf

That Brazilian Guy

@JourneymanGeek Weird, http://m.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=apply+human+nose+to+the+smell+of+ladybug doesn't work!

Journeyman Geek

@ThatBrazilianGuy wolfram alpha has no support for smellovision

Burgi

15:18

That Brazilian Guy

@Burgi Oh, the ~~headaches~~ memories.

Burgi

i think we still have the books

allquicatic

Wilford Brimley Loses His Butt Vision

►

I was losing my -butt- vision... I was losing my -dick- vision...

Burgi

wtf?

Bob

I was going into grab dinner when I saw this

►

@JourneymanGeek ^

allquicatic

15:40

@Bob LOL

That Brazilian Guy

I didn't know @jokerdino was in Singapore!

jokerdino

Only once in a while.

That Brazilian Guy

@jokerdino I always imagined you a bit more green...

jokerdino

I don't like eating green, so losing some colour now.

That Brazilian Guy

I eat rice every day, if it was true then I'd be... OH.

2

WHATEVER Dave

15:45

@Burgi cant tell if thats a dude with a hat, or a ufo, or saturn

probably one of the 3

That Brazilian Guy

Gastronomochromism confirmed.

BRB, eating grapes.

jokerdino

@ThatBrazilianGuy I don't know where you found that info from.. need to update it.

That Brazilian Guy

@jokerdino Someone filmed you and @JourneymanGeek hanging out and uploaded it on youtube. Or so I heard.

WHATEVER Dave

burrrrn

jokerdino

Oh, that video?

That Brazilian Guy

15:48

You know... dino... dog... singapore...

jokerdino

~.~

WHATEVER Dave

lol

That Brazilian Guy

@jokerdino It's pretty much established that @JourneymanGeek's a dog (in Singapore) and you're a dino in.... ~~somewhere not Singapore~~ India.

So, the only logical conclusion is: it's you guys in that video.

jokerdino

Hmm, that logic.

Burgi

16:21

@WHATEVERDave its a dude wearing a saturn hat

WHATEVER Dave

ah darn

Oliver Salzburg

Anyone else having Hangouts issues? Having a hard time connection and sending messages

Burgi

all the chat protocols are dying

no more MSN or Yahoo

weirdly AIM is still working

Oliver Salzburg

ICQ is still up, isn't it?

Bob

Hmmm.

So, I just wrote this answer.

I've actually managed to extract the driver he wants, and I know the password Samsung used on the ZIP/DLL.

Buuuut... not too sure if I should include it in the answer...

I mean... ok, it's completely harmless seeing as the program performs the extraction freely anyway.

On the other hand, it's technically reverse-engineering and against the EULA.

Bleh.

Eh, probably no worse than redistributing just the driver would be.

And here I was wondering if I'd need a disassembler :P

strings to the rescue :D

That Brazilian Guy

16:38

@OliverSalzburg I think I know maybe five people who use Hangouts. Telegram is a minority, but hangouts is almost.... vestigial.

Yeah, Hangout's not working neither on my work's wifi (where lots of random ports are blocked), nor on my US VPN.

Messages keep "sending" forever.

Has google decided to kill Hangouts?

Hmmm.... downdetector.com/status/google-hangouts

Lots of people complaining on Twitter

convinced hangouts has gone down two days in a row to try and get us to move to allo. NICE TRY GOOGLE.

Tweeted by spence_kdeck on October 26, 2016 at 4:31 PM

arda

16:55

google took a similar path before too

they were killing the hosting feature of google drive. They decided to do so slowly and randomly until totally killing it one day

That Brazilian Guy

> 10/26/16, 2:40 PM

We're investigating reports of an issue with Google Hangouts. We will provide more information shortly.

google.com/…

arda

so I'm going to ask for a tip

I'll do a dual boot of ubuntu and windows. Which one should I install first?

That Brazilian Guy

Windows. I think it's easier to get Ubuntu to recognize Windows is present than the other way around

Has been up to Win7 at least. I installed Fedora with Win8 already pre-installed.

Bob

I would actually prioritise bootmgr because grub sucks

And I prefer Windows as my primary os anyway :P

arda

I'm a foss guy

I was holding back but I made the choice. Mostly ditching Windows

(will only use for unity and a few other stuff)

That Brazilian Guy

17:03

@arda Windows is my gaming OS. Basically, I use Windows because of Steam.

arda

I rarely game anymore

That Brazilian Guy

So, sometimes I go two weeks without booting windows.

arda

and I mostly play csgo (which has a linux version)

That Brazilian Guy

@arda I know how it feels, bro =/

arda

It hurts, tbh.

I wish I had less responsibilities and more time, so that I could still game as much as I want.

I still have like 800 unplayed games :/

Bob

17:05

can't remember the last time I opened csgo :/

a while before the inferno updates

arda

Plus the 7hours/last 2 weeks thing is very low by my standards, btw. Most of it is me forgetting to close games

That Brazilian Guy

I can: it was... never ago.

Bob

early in the sound changes...

arda

Windows XP Startup Sound slowed down to 24 hours

►

That Brazilian Guy

Justin Bieber 800% Slower

►

> This... actually sounds good. Like, this is what you hear when you step into an ancient temple full of history that has decayed for thousands of years, and as you traverse the empty, serene corridors you're overtaken by a feeling of peacefulness...

AND THIS IS A JUTIN BEIBER SONG. How. HOW.

Boris_yo

17:22

@DavidPostill I hate to disappoint you but...

@Rahul2001 There are boatloads of comments. What was it all about if not kissing?

@JourneymanGeek I see this radio on sale. Do you know if radio sold in US is only for US radio stations and is not regulated in other countries?

That Brazilian Guy

17:39

@Rahul2001 play.google.com/store/apps/…

allquicatic

newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822178997

wow. but I don't need more than 8 TB of usable space so I'm going to hold off

Braiam

17:55

@allquicatic hdd/filesystem guys prefer to avoid odd non-power of 2 hdd

allquicatic

18:28

@Braiam proper filesystems shouldn't care

things have to be very broken to care

that's like saying game developers prefer to avoid odd CPU MHz values

if you care about CPU frequency in your game design, YDIW

bwDraco

Most modern games expect at least a 2C/4T processor

(2C/2T will usually result in degraded performance and may cause stuttering.)

allquicatic

@bwDraco what they expect is a certain amount of ability for the CPU to perform instructions and navigate branches... which newer instruction set architectures and more cores can (if game's coded correctly) help with... but they shouldn't actually code their game to expect any particular MHz or number of cores

presumably you could write an extremely high GHz CPU with a huge number of pipelines like a modernized Pentium 4 single-core on steroids, and if you had enough heat dissipation, games would run fine

IBM has mainframe processors in the 6.6 GHz range IIRC

bwDraco

z13 and POWER8 both go up to 5.0 GHz.

z13 is, perhaps, the world's largest microprocessor, at a massive 678 mm².

arda

looks at 2.5ghz cpu silently cries

bwDraco

18:44

(NVIDIA GP100 is 610 mm².)

Only Knights Landing (72-core Intel Xeon Phi) even comes close.

(AnandTech estimates 683 mm²)

Dog

@arda Pfft, mine's a 2.5Ghz CPU that decides it wants to be a 2.0Ghz CPU whenever it's stressed

arda

Mine is clocked at 1.7ghz actually.

Turbo at 2.5.

Dog

Mine's meant to be 2.5 turbo to 3.2 but actually it's negative turbo to 2.0

bwDraco

My laptop's processor has no trouble hitting 3.5 GHz with a single core under load.

Dog

Basically, it's shit

@allquicatic o_0

Their Power8's only go to like 3.5Ghz... they're all about parallelism rather than clockspeed

arda

18:53

long hours await me

Dog

Power9 due next year is only targeted around 4Ghz

@arda Windows 7... :-o

arda

not really

Dog

Windows 7 feels so... XP... now that I've spent a while on W10

arda

It is 10

Dog

Just using the Windows 7 download tool? :-o

Third party tool?

arda

18:54

official

The iso burner app is originally developed for 7, but works with everything

Dog

Microsoft named their official windows 10 download tool windows 7 usb/dvd download tool?

Oh right, it's creating a bootable USB, not actually doing the downloading

arda

yep

Dog

Eh, that's basically two commands to do by hand

arda

meh I accidentally moved rufus to my other drive and am too lazy to redownload it

and I had this installed which does the job

Dog

Yeah for me the hardest part is finding where I left the second command >_>

Literally all you need to do is copy all the files from the CD then give it the standard NT6+ bootloader

Except the command for creating the bootloader is not part of any standard Windows install, but it's only available on the CD itself

Ben N

18:58

It seems to come with Windows 10

arda

...I've no idea what I'm listening to 0ws.pw/b036.png

Oliver Salzburg

@ThatBrazilianGuy Yeah, that's what I got as well. Seems to be back to normal now though

jokerdino

@arda why does it have two smiley faces in its name?

arda

That's ッ (read as Tsu), a character in katakana

allquicatic

@Dog zArchitecture is a completely different thing from Power

the CPUs inside the current generation System Z (read: mainframe) have ridiculous per-core parallelism (like HT), ridiculous core count, and ridiculous clock speed.

bwDraco

19:06

Mainframe processors are designed for throughput and reliability above all else. Responsiveness, as with x86, is of little concern.

allquicatic

they actually backed off from the z12EC (5.5 GHz) to only 5.0 GHz in the z13

kinda like when Intel reduced their clock speeds a bit in the early Core era

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_zEC12_(microprocessor) ---> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_z13_(microprocessor)

Dog

@allquicatic oh zArch

Not looked at that for a while

@arda That's what she said

ッ

allquicatic

@Dog unfortunately, their silicon manufacturing costs are probably so high that even if they sold individual processors and small mainboards in an ATX form factor for use in 1U or tower servers like PCs, it would likely be out of most peoples' price ranges

and it might need special cooling or power considerations since everything else about it isn't ATX compatible at all

Dog

@allquicatic Eh, "only" 5Ghz

IBM z13 (microprocessor)

The z13 is a microprocessor made by IBM for their z13 mainframe computers, announced on January 14, 2015. Manufactured at GlobalFoundries' East Fishkill, New York fabrication plant (formerly IBM's own plant). IBM stated that it is the world's fastest microprocessor and is about 10% faster than its predecessor the zEC12 in general single-threaded computing, but significantly more when doing specialized tasks. == Description == The Processor Unit chip (PU chip) has an area of 678 mm2 and contains 3.99 billion transistors. It is fabricated using IBM's 22 nm CMOS silicon on insulator fabricat...

allquicatic

3 mins ago, by allquicatic

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_zEC12_(microprocessor) ---> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_z13_(microprocessor)

the previous gen is 5.5

Dog

19:11

@allquicatic TBH they managed to bring POWER down to "almost mainstream" aka "Competing with Xeon" prices

Oh they slowed down

Smart

Power8 is pretty impressive as it is... seeing as it can handle 8 hardware threads per core and barely even slows down

Sadly the most parralel CPU in the world isn't going to make KSP run faster

bwDraco

@allquicatic Yup. Probably $10K+ a pop for a fully-enabled z13.

Dog

@allquicatic Why are the silicon costs so high though? Neither the size or transistor count are absurdly high, and nor is the power consumption anything we haven't seen before (mostly in GPUs though)

bwDraco

Jun 19 at 6:03, by bwDraco

Extremely large dies on cutting-edge process technology are incredibly expensive to make.

Braiam

@Dog R&D... supposedly, ah and economies of scale apparently don't work

allquicatic

@bwDraco they haven't moved to 14nm yet though have they?

z13 is still 22nm

and apparently IBM has a fab

Burgi

19:22

welp

this evenings deployment didn't work

tried to restore from the repo, that failed

so i had to nuke it and restore from yesterdays backup

Dog

@Braiam That's more design than manufacturing tho

In fact R&D is almost literally design

bwDraco

-1

A: Why did Canon come up with APS-H and why did the top-of-the-line 1D's *still* use it and 1.3x crop, when FF existed for four years (the 5D)?

Actually, the reason lies in the manufacturing process. Pages 11-12 of an old Canon whitepaper detailing their full-frame sensor technology describes the economics of manufacturing image sensors of different sizes. Image sensors are semiconductor devices, like the CPU in a computer or the SoC in...

Dog

@allquicatic Yeah, but still comparable in size and complexity to a 28nm Titan X

bwDraco

@Dog GM200 is 601 mm².

Dog

So what did Microsoft announce today

> Microsoft unveils the Surface Book i7 with Performance Base

Oh yay, exactly what I wanted

> The new Surface Book i7 with Performance Base will coexist alongside the original Surface Book i5 and i7 models for now, as evidenced below. The extra graphics processing power comes from the specification of an Nvidia GeForce GTX 965M 2GB GPU.

Oh seriously? GTFO

!!headdesk

ChatBot John Cavil

19:29

Braiam

@Dog but, did you see the ad?

Dog

@Braiam This one? youtube.com/watch?v=A1OsmndtIrY

Fucks sake 965M

If they'd put a 1050 or 1060 in it I'd be throwing $3500 at them right now

Braiam

@Dog nah, this one youtube.com/watch?v=BzMLA8YIgG0

Dog

Meh, only ten years too late

bwDraco

That would price the device out of its intended market.

Dog

19:33

965M for a >50% higher than 4K display... yeah that'll work

Last year they had a custom designed better-than-the-rest-of-the-market chip, this year they're just using last year's leftovers? :-/

Fucks sake. No kaby lake and no pascal.

Let's hope Apple comes out with something better tomorrow

bwDraco

!!/tell 33147072 echo (@bwDraco) The Surface Book is not a gaming laptop.

ChatBot John Cavil

@bwDraco Command (@bwdraco) does not exist. (note that /tell works on commands, it's not an echo.)

@Dog (@bwDraco) The Surface Book is not a gaming laptop.

Dog

!!ban bwdraco

ChatBot John Cavil

@Dog I'm afraid I can't let you do that, Dog

Dog

Shame

bwDraco

19:36

The use case you're describing is not what the Surface Book is designed for.

@Dog: a heartfelt apology for what I've done in the past. Please unblock me.

I'm much calmer these days and would really like to chat with you.

(@allquicatic, can you relay the above to @Dog?)

Burgi

@Dog > @Dog: a heartfelt apology for what I've done in the past. Please unblock me.

thats from @bwDraco

Braiam

@bwDraco err... what?

bwDraco

I'm not the drama queen I once was.

Burgi

hmm....

Dog

!!trout @Burgi

ChatBot John Cavil

19:39

slaps @Burgi around a bit with a large trout!

Dog

That's for pandering to him. He's said the same thing before and then repeated the same behaviour again and again.

bwDraco

@Dog Please cut it out.

Ben N

In his defense, I can't remember a recent incident

Maybe try unblocking him for a while?

Burgi

but you two are drama kings, queens, dragons, cats and potatos

Dog

Drama potato. Yeah I like that name.

Burgi

19:40

you should both get along

i challenge you to find a picture for drama potato

Dog

> The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 965M is a 28 nm DirectX-11 graphics card for mid- and high-end notebooks. It was introduced in January 2015 and is based on the Maxwell GM204 (later GM206) architecture.

January 2015, come on.