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That Brazilian Guy

00:04

> 2FA would make it harder to exploit, but phishing attacks are getting fancier. They capture the 2FA code you enter and immediately start a session elsewhere with your password and 2FA. Hardware 2FA, a security key, (such as a Yubikey) is the only likely way to prevent phishing (excluding targets of state actors)

Okaaaaaay I guess I might need to look into getting a U2F device

@allquixotic IIRC you own a U2F key, right?

Hmm there's a firefox addon addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/u2f-support-add-on

And chrome supports it natively (maybe chromium too?)

amazon.com/Yubico-Y-123-FIDO-U2F-Security/dp/B00NLKA0D8

> $17.99 + $30.89 Shipping & Import Fees Deposit to Brazil

Ouch. R$ 150.

Ben N

“My laptop came bundled with malware that causes a serious security flaw,” Tom said superficially.

(source: Slate Star Codex)

Hennes

So basically, check your damn URL before entering user/pass.

Burgi

@DavidPostill i've just woken up and been proven wrong

DavidPostill

@Burgi You have snow now?

Burgi

yup and by the looks of it about 1 inch

DavidPostill

00:17

We had a few flakes and some hail ...

Burgi

its not been as heavy as i originally thought

certainly not the apocalyptic levels they were predicting

Hennes

Over Here (Eindhoven) we are just getting a thin white layer.

Burgi

in @burgi's britain i'd ban people from freaking out about what is effectively "normal for january" weather

i haven't thought of a punishment yet

@Hennes all i know about eindhoven i learnt from band of brothers :(

Hennes

People are just used to global harming.

Burgi

speaking of being an uncultured brit, i'm going to go watch the grand tour

with a cup of tea no less

DavidPostill

00:28

@Burgi You youngsters should stop complaining. I remember the winter of 1962/63. The snow was over my head :)

Winter of 1962–63 in the United Kingdom

The winter of 1962–1963 (also known as the Big Freeze of 1963) was one of the coldest winters on record in the United Kingdom. Temperatures plummeted and lakes and rivers began to freeze over. In the Central England Temperature (CET) record, extending back to 1659, only the winter (defined as the months of December, January and February) of 1683–84 has been significantly colder, with 1739–40 being slightly colder than 1962–63. Over Scotland and Northern Ireland, where data do not extend back to 1740, the winters of 1813–14 and 1878–79 were certainly colder than 1962–63, as was the winter of 1779...

This was Liverpool in 1963 ...

“Many think back to January 1963, said to have been the coldest month of the 20th century. The temperature fell below freezing on December 22, 1962 and, incredibly, hardly got past zero until early March 1963. That winter, mini icebergs appeared in the Mersey and it was safe to skate on park lakes. In the more rural areas of Merseyside and West Lancashire, snowploughs had to be used, as snow was higher than hedgerows with drifts still visible in the April.”

Burgi

@DavidPostill you've changed a lot in the last 40 years....

DavidPostill

@Burgi lol

Burgi

i reckon the large number of pollutants in the air during the 60s caused the heavy snow fall, as the snow crystal had something to form around

That Brazilian Guy

@DavidPostill I see your winter of 63 in the UK and raise a winter of 45 in the URSS.

Burgi

URSS?

DavidPostill

00:38

USSR?

@ThatBrazilianGuy Your mirror is broken again :)

That Brazilian Guy

@DavidPostill My mirror speaks Portuguese ;p

URSS

URSS is an alternative spelling of USSR. In other languages, it stands for Union des républiques socialistes soviétiques (French), Unión de Repúblicas Socialistas Soviéticas (Spanish), Uni Republik Sosialis Soviet (Indonesian), Unione delle Repubbliche Socialiste Sovietiche (Italian), União das Repúblicas Socialistas Soviéticas (Portuguese), Uniunea Republicilor Sovietice Socialiste (Romanian), among others. Within the Soviet Union itself, "URSS" was the preferred Latin-script abbreviation for the country until World War II, when it was replaced with "USSR". URSS may also refer to: Editorial URSS...

DavidPostill

@ThatBrazilianGuy I wasn't alive in 1945 and I suspect you weren't either.

Burgi

@ThatBrazilianGuy you mean brazilian spanish

That Brazilian Guy

My granma was alive, in Russia, and digging trenches, at 14yo

DavidPostill

@Burgi <slap>

Burgi

00:41

i thought brazilian spanish was a meme now... is it not?

That Brazilian Guy

@Burgi I heard es-br is really incomprehensible.

bwDraco

What's the difference between es-BR and es-ES?

Burgi

@ThatBrazilianGuy thats what i was thinking

@bwDraco more incomprehensible

That Brazilian Guy

@bwDraco One of those exists.

bwDraco

Are you sure there's a nontrivial number of people speaking Spanish in Brazil?

I don't think there's a Brazilian variant of Spanish...

Burgi

00:44

omg...

bwDraco

I suspect you mean es-419 [Spanish (Latin America)]...

Burgi

Jan 6 at 16:09, by That Brazilian Guy

Why is Brazilian Spanish so different and unintelligible? Why? I wonder! Why, indeed?

bwDraco

lol

Burgi

that was the joke

you just steamrollered it with pure logical reasoing

bwDraco

lol

Stepping out. Sorry I blew the joke...

That Brazilian Guy

00:47

Dude, chill out (build 2017.01.12)

Burgi

@bwDraco we need to get you down to a pub and teach you how to relax

bwDraco

lol

Sep 21 '16 at 23:01, by bwDraco

...and this is how my lack of a sense of humor can be actively disruptive to chat. Sorry, folks.

Ben N

Heh, no worries

No disruption was had

Burgi

you can be very.... sheldon

it wasn't a very good joke tbh

That Brazilian Guy

For the love of ᗡO⅁, please @bwDraco don't ever turn lawful evil. ;p

bwDraco

00:50

lol

Burgi

but you still steamrollered it all the same

right grand tour.... now minus tea because @bwDraco has been too entertaining

That Brazilian Guy

Hmmm I wonder if I can turn my Pi Zero into a U2F device

Bob

@ThatBrazilianGuy it'd probably be easier to use an old phone

I don't think a Pi can act as a USB peripheral?

Dog

01:10

That Brazilian Guy

01:24

@Bob It's not how the poisontap works?

Bob

01:51

@ThatBrazilianGuy Turns out the answer is more of a "maybe" and only of late last year...

Psycogeek

02:26

made you all a meme, your going to need someday :-)

Burgi

@Psycogeek i have just one thing to tell you

3 mins ago, by Psycogeek

Anonymous

@DavidPostill @bwDraco thanks!

Anonymous

I'm actually bragging a bit too because I got top marks on the hardest English certification

Anonymous

I'm actually quite happy about it

Bob

04:01

so apparently it's going to get hotter at night

Journeyman Geek

04:15

@Bob the pi zero can iirc

Anonymous

04:27

@Bob that's nothing, you're lucky you live by the sea

Anonymous

that's celsius. And now it's 01:30 AM and it's 25 ºC

Anonymous

Yesterday was just as awful, with 36ºC max too

Anonymous

Mother nature is not treating us southerners gently this summer

Psycogeek

ahh that isnt even hotter than the human body, all you gotta do is run around nakid and it will be perfect temps, for running arround nakid

43 now thats hot , he says from california

Bob

04:41

@PatoSáinz it's not particularly hot (38 two days ago, often hits 40, highest was 45?). just unusual to have temps go up in the evening

Anonymous

@Bob oh you win then. I guess you just can't compete against Australia

Bob

@PatoSáinz also, by the sea is arguably worse... the humidity, oh god

Anonymous

It's like everything there wants to kill you

Bob

depends if you're lucky enough to get a warm breeze

@PatoSáinz we're definitely not the hottest region (that 45 was hopefully a fluke)

Anonymous

@Bob yea, I'd rather live somewhere hot and dry rather than with a tropical-ish weather

Bob

04:43

I'm near the harbour, so humid and "mildly" hot. Go further west and ... I think they get 40+ even today

one sec, lemme check

Anonymous

Santiago is the same in that aspect, it's usually dry

Anonymous

@Bob How can anybody live like that, that's higher than the normal body temperature

Bob

@PatoSáinz the wonders of aircon

today's a windy hot, so... not that bad

air was completely still two days ago

Anonymous

@Bob so

Bob

oh look, Penrith gets 43 today

ow

Anonymous

04:46

Australia's currently a living hell, with temps that can kill you and the centrelink fiasco?

Bob

@PatoSáinz eh... temps this year are worst than last year, but they're not quite that bad :P

I just like complaining for the heck of it

though, I do want something cooler -_-

be glad you don't live here: bom.gov.au/nsw/forecasts/penrith.shtml

Anonymous

What the hell

Anonymous

43 ºC, then next day raining with 35 ºC

Anonymous

oh and a minimum of 27

Bob

yea, that's 60km out west

Anonymous

04:48

@Bob have you not been hit by the centrelink thing?

Bob

bout as far as you can go while still considering it "Sydney" I think

@PatoSáinz nup. wait what centrelink thing

which one is it? the youth allowance one?

Anonymous

the debt recollection thing

Bob

hm... no?

Anonymous

I just learnt about it yesterday

Anonymous

how the hell can gov't f* shit up like that so monumentally

Anonymous

04:50

What I don't understand is, is welfare in Australia privatised @Bob?

Anonymous

centrelink behaves exactly like say, AT&T and they even have a logo with a brand

Bob

@PatoSáinz nup

No one has ever accused the AU gov of being technologically competent

Anonymous

@Bob I mean, if I were Australian

Anonymous

I'd just vote whoever is in charge of that government the hell away

Anonymous

and I'd fight some dingos too

Bob

04:54

@PatoSáinz if only it were that easy

I should move to Bombala bom.gov.au/products/IDN60801/IDN60801.94928.shtml

Anonymous

It's a major screw up. And that's coming from someone living in a country where 500.000 people were unwillingly moved away from their electoral districts two weeks before elections due to a misbehaving piece of software.

Anonymous

@Bob why? I'd like to think most Australians must be really angered right now

Anonymous

Isn't that so?

Bob

@PatoSáinz ...no? Not in relation to this, at least.

It doesn't affect the vast majority of people.

Anonymous

@Bob that's somewhere with reasonable temps, but really humid. Not my liking.

Anonymous

04:58

@Bob oh, but don't the middle classes care about mistakes like that?

Anonymous

I mean, I can understand why a big businessowner might not care

Journeyman Geek

@PatoSáinz no?

Anonymous

I guess you two are right. I was being too romantic.

Anonymous

Most people wouldn't care less unless it affected their pockets.

Bob

@PatoSáinz The "middle classes", by and large, are not affected.

AFAICT this is mostly people who receive some amount of income assistance because they earn under a certain amount per year.

XKCD

05:01

Further out to the right, it works correctly, but the reason it works still involves the word 'firmware.'

Bob

There's not many people who fall into that category.

btw, @PatoSáinz, here's the record smh.com.au/environment/weather/…

Anonymous

@Bob ours is 43,3 ºC

Anonymous

but, for minimum temperatures, we've got -37 ºC and the least precipitation in a year (0 mm of water)

Anonymous

and the biggest earthquake ever recorded. So we are even, Australia

Bob

lol

It rarely ever gets below 0 in Sydney

I've never seen snow in the city.

Anonymous

05:06

wow. Australia's "dome of heat". First time I've ever heard that. Seems evil.

Bob

That map looks evil :P

They chose a good colour for it.

Anonymous

so, confirmed. Hell is located somewhere under central Australia

Anonymous

Is anybody here still running things on a Sandy Bridge-gen CPU?

Anonymous

I wonder if it's worth to upgrade to Haswell or Skylake (or Zen?) this year

Bob

@PatoSáinz ya

@PatoSáinz I'm planning an upgrade to Kaby Lake in March

i7-2600 to i7-7700k

Anonymous

05:13

why Kaby Lake?

Bob

@PatoSáinz why not?

I don't really need the CPU upgrade... my main goal is to get a new motherboard.

Anonymous

because I've seen it's got an horrible price/value ratio

Bob

A more modern mobo, with more expansion capability.

@PatoSáinz It's newly released.

Anonymous

specially since with the i7-6600k you get the same as the i7-7700k

Bob

Give it a couple months and it'll be on par with Skylake prices.

Anonymous

05:15

@Bob but skylake by then will be cheaper. I'm more of a value minded person, even though I wouldn't mind having a nice new MoBo

Anonymous

I mean, a lot of reviewers have said that the i7-7700 is just uninteresting and not a good value at all

Bob

@PatoSáinz Meh. I'm not bargain hunting here.

Anonymous

(I'm currently running on an i5-2310)

Bob

@PatoSáinz "not good value" compared to what?

Of course it's a poor upgrade from Skylake.

But I'm not upgraading from Skylake.

Anonymous

@Bob yeah, to skylake

Bob

05:16

@PatoSáinz Then that's a terrible comparison for my purposes.

Anonymous

I want to get something newer for better TDP and for decent motherboard capabilities

Bob

Either you wait another year or two for the next gen.

Or you go Kaby.

Anonymous

What about Zen? Doesn't it look promising to you?

Bob

Skylake to Kaby is a waste of month.

Anonymous

(also much cheaper and better overclocking)

Bob

05:17

Sandy to Kaby doesn't cost much more than Sandy to Skylake, and has some minor advantages.

Anonymous

also, you are buying a K-series CPU, do you overclock?

Bob

@PatoSáinz Also still not available

As long as they're unreleased I'm going to assume they don't exist.

@PatoSáinz Currently? No. But it's an option. And the k-series has a higher base clock anyway.

Anonymous

And are you planning on a GPU upgrade too?

Bob

@PatoSáinz And [citation needed] on better overclocking too

@PatoSáinz Already have a GTX 1080.

Anonymous

@Bob Nice

Bob

05:20

IMO, it doesn't matter which one "can" overclock further from their base clocks.

What matters to me is the (single-threaded) performance, whether pre- or post- overclock.

Anyway, my planned purchase will be after Zen release, probably

Anonymous

@Bob according to some benchmarks (yes, I'm weaselwording) AMD beat Intel on that too with their new machine learning-powered cache prefetch thingy

Bob

But it's unlikely I'll go with them.

Anonymous

What I'll miss from Sandy Bridge is the price of DDR3 ram. It got so cheap.

Bob

@PatoSáinz "some benchmarks"

Are there any independent ones yet?

Leaked benchmarks, meh.

AMD/marketing benchmarks, meh.

Rumors and speculation, meh.

Anonymous

>
The event also showed Ryzen chips in action, using a 3.4GHz eight-core 16-thread top-end part to run through Blender rendering and Handbrake transcoding benchmarks which demonstrated narrow wins against Intel's rival Core i7-6900K - impressive, given that the Ryzen part on test had a 95W thermal design profile (TDP) to the Core i7's 140W TDP. Gaming, too, saw a boost: AMD's chip equalled or improved upon the frame rates of Battlefield 1 played at a 4K resolution against Intel's processor, though to achieve said frame rates AMD was embarrassingly reliant on pairing both processors with a p…

Anonymous

05:24

This was done live. With people external to AMD.

Anonymous

Not meh at all

Bob

@PatoSáinz I'm not saying they made up the numbers.

I'm saying they can pick and choose the benchmarks that show their hardware in the best light.

Anonymous

Oh right, but I think that forging handbrake and blender results might prove a bit hard

Anonymous

It's not like Intel or the ARM SoC-makers optimising for specific tests

Bob

A typical benchmark comparison would cover half a dozen different games, a wide range of software, even some responsiveness tests, etc..

Anonymous

05:25

this are real workstation tests

Anonymous

@Bob True, there's still a need for more information

Anonymous

But everything points in the same direction for now

Bob

@PatoSáinz Again, I'm not saying they forged the results.

Just that they picked the specific workload that their chips perform the best on.

Anonymous

@Bob No not, forge. But you know, optimising. Like with the ICC compiler

Bob

They're not lying, just being potentially misleading.

@PatoSáinz And that's the most suspicious part. They've really pushed the heavily multithreaded benchmark, and I've seen little to no info on single-threaded performance.

Anonymous

05:27

If it performs better in handbrake and blender it's already a huge win. But I see your point and you're right. We still need independent reviewers.

Bob

To me, that implies that it's not good enough for them to release it as marketing.

Anonymous

@Bob I hope it's not like the AMD from the past

Anonymous

Bob

@PatoSáinz It's a win for certain workloads.

Would probably do well on servers and workstations.

But it's of negligible benefit to home use (including gaming).

Anonymous

@Bob ~~but probably for "pro" use it would be better.~~ nvm, you said workstations

Bob

05:29

Now, if they manage to at least come close to matching Intel on single-threaded, then that's great.

@PatoSáinz "pro" use is such a wide range

Anonymous

Yeah, your "pro" is not my "pro" or Apple's "pro"

Bob

I think I've mentioned before that I probably fall into the category that more cores would benefit

I often run a bunch of VMs, etc.

Journeyman Geek

@PatoSáinz I play games in 4k on a older intel

Anonymous

@Bob when you're upgrading, do you buy locally in Australia or do you import from abroad?

Bob

But even then 4 cores satisfies most of my needs, and single-threaded perf is still more important for me.

Anonymous

05:30

I'm a bit short in cores, I'd like to have say, 4+HT

Bob

@PatoSáinz And that's another reason you need a range of tests conducted by independent reviewers, not whatever $company's marketing puts out.

@PatoSáinz Eh... depends.

For the pricier stuff I prefer to buy locally, even if it costs more

Anonymous

because of warranty?

Bob

Ya. And because shipping is a pain. And because local I can take advantage of price drop insurance :P

Also because, surprisingly, hardware tends to not cost that much more locally.

Ironically, it's usually the software (w/ digital distribution) that has the highest markups.

> Now expected Jan 12 - Jan 26
We’re sorry your package is late. If it hasn’t arrived by Friday, Jan 27, please come back for more options.

oh gee thanks

Anonymous

@Bob wow that's a pretty wide margin

Journeyman Geek

>_>

I buy my hardware in actual shops

Bob

05:48

> I'm sorry about the tracking that was not updated, let me fix this for it will not happen again.

wat

how does some random CS rep fix tracking? O_O

...I was just gonna double-check if tracking was supposed to stop just after leaving the "Amazon facility" (...never did before)

bleh

I have the sneaking suspicion that their assurances of it arriving soon are just from a script :P

That thing about AIs replacing workers? Could totally happen with most chat support.

Anonymous

@Bob hope it's good AI

Anonymous

and not just an IVR

Psycogeek

@Bob i know some weird ways that tracking can be wack. as a seller we all can get postage online, and originally stupid computers would class the purchace as shipped, even though they could take 2 weeks still to get it off to the ship-per. the stupid computers would even supply an estimate of delivery , and still the user enters in the date of shipment.

how they would change an active tracking that is henceforth classed to be actually in the system and actually shipping, would be a mystery. but a simple sending of li-ion without marking that in the stupid computer (again) could cause the package to get in a holding pattern even in the middle of getting it on a airline

these artistic uses of computers lying through thier programming :-) means a seller can display to data that an item is in a proper state, when (in so much) they do not even have the product in thier hand.
and indeed people will sell something they get on craigslis or e-bay, before they even own it themselves.

include in there somewhere "drop Shipping" where a person will have sold an item, that they do not know if the drop shipper even has in stock. the drop shipper then can make creative use of stupid computers to keep the contract until they get another shipment or manufacture to supply it

Psycogeek

06:14

speaking of stupid computers, here is a wild one
ATT phone company has a computer kiosk for making payments while the lazy 6 employees are sitting on thier hands playing with smart phones :-)
they have already replaced the computer this month, with one that gives out change.
Without trying i was able to get the machine to take a $100 and refund it out into $20s :-) which can be useful when at night many gas stations will not take a $100bill even if you buy $60 freaking doller of gas.

So I accidentally turned thier brilliant payment kiosk into a change machine, by cancelling the payment and having it give back 20s

Then i went back and told the 6 lazy employees still enjoying themselves at my expences, that 2 times the machine displayed comment data about the transaction that was incorrect. they demanded that i explain exactally where i saw it, or they couldnt report it

I kinda didnt tell them i could drain the thing of $20 bills by tricking it :-)

who tests this stuff ? gads some steam games come with less bugs , not many but some do

The reverse of that, but everyone here but me already knows. Bank computers are programmed to be really pessimistic about how much money is actually in your bank account. providing 2 ammounts, one of them including all pending but not processed transactions.
Yea when it is thier money at stake :-) But why people are not asking if all this stuff is being proccessed via computer, why would simple transactions take 1-2 days to complete? what happened to the promice of the computer handling them?

Psycogeek

06:49

want more? paypal shipping snafus , like your printer not working when it comes to print the postage, they are registered in the computer and if you screwed up (and i did) they do not get cancelled until much time has passed, some say a month.
I assume in that situation, the time delay and some human assistance needed and the corelating of the data between the 2 sources.
So now a seller has bought shipping, a computer somewhere could still be marking it shipped (as the person told it) yet the postage did not print, and the seller is out the money, until it is determined by a time default t…

to notice also that in some (stupid computer) situations if they changed what seems wrong about them, any scammer or user could bleed the system because it doesnt know what is going on, and a quick change by a stupid computer could allow for a scam using these methods.

Security delays :-)

djsmiley2k

Welp, we got snow

and the locking mechism on my car door froze/got stuck d:

I think the spring on it is going rather than it actually freezing tho

allquixotic

doo doo doo

Bob

doo doo?

Journeyman Geek

07:06

@allquixotic only in the litter bin plz.

allquixotic

@JourneymanGeek lol

djsmiley2k

arugh

my cold is finally leaving me (not coughed in like 2 days)

but my nose, it never stops running

allquixotic

@djsmiley2k rugah

djsmiley2k

must of done 10 miles by now

But, SNOW!! :D

Psycogeek

lol 10 miles of mucus :-)

running on snail trails

allquixotic

07:11

C: strlen -> string length; strdup -> duplicate a string; strstr -> find a substring; what would strarugh do? cc @djsmiley2k

@Dog that cat: "I'm sexy and I know it"

djsmiley2k

break a string into little peices and stamp on it?

allquixotic

heh

Bob

07:32

@allquixotic strstr has always sounded weird to me

Rahul2001

08:11

Hi!

Journeyman Geek

lo

allquixotic

08:30

@Bob stirstir :D

Bob

@allquixotic that too :P

but more that the name doesn't really match the fn

allquixotic

I just spent an hour and a half writing out plans for how to get into Washington, DC for work tomorrow; I'm doing a one-off where I go to a Federal building; get some accounts, a laptop, and probably a badge; and work remote part-time as an "add-on job" (like a second job, but working with the same employer, getting paid straight time overtime)

Bob

o.O

allquixotic

I can either drive the whole way; park in the DC suburbs and take a long subway train ride into the city; park in the local suburbs (near me) and take a long commuter train (above ground, diesel train) to DC then take a very short subway train; or park at the airport train station, take a different above-ground commuter train and then take the same short subway train

driving all the way into the city is madness

Journeyman Geek

0_0

allquixotic

08:38

so, of the public trans routes...

option #1 costs $14 in fares and will take a round trip time around 85 - 100 minutes, but it's a subway so the underground tunnels will wreak havoc on my sinuses :( plus it's the "crummiest" train of the three

option #2 costs $47 (!!!) in fares plus parking fees at the train station and will take a round trip time of only 55 - 70 minutes... it'd be nice, and I'd spend less time commuting, but that's ridiculous for a round trip to work

Psycogeek

plust it can take extra time if you get stabbed right?

allquixotic

option #3 costs $20, free parking, less train fares, but takes around 100 to 110 minutes

Burgi

morning

allquixotic

I think I'm going with option #3 because I don't like the subway

and I'm not paying $47

Burgi

i've battled through the arctic apocalypse and made it into work

allquixotic

08:41

@Burgi you know that if you live in the Antarctic, you have to eat 6 sticks of butter for breakfast so you don't die?

Journeyman Geek

yummy

allquixotic

I'd love to have my metabolism on that kind of overdrive, even for a few days, and then shock it by not eating and lose like 10 lbs

Journeyman Geek

lol

Burgi

heh

Journeyman Geek

I walked 12k steps

before lunch 0_0

bwDraco

08:41

@allquixotic lol @ "wreak havoc on my sinuses"

Journeyman Geek

(also saw monitor lizards and a baby croc)

bwDraco

This is not typically an issue on the NYC subway.

Journeyman Geek

@bwDraco or if you don't have sinuses that try to kill you

Burgi

@allquixotic are you government employee?

allquixotic

@bwDraco well it does! they enter these tunnels at 50 - 60 mph and the air compression effect feels worse (to me) than getting on an airplane

Journeyman Geek

08:42

@Burgi ~~we could tell you but than we'd have to kill you~~

allquixotic

@Burgi no

Journeyman Geek

There's a running joke here that @allquixotic is a secret agent ;p

Burgi

hehe

Journeyman Geek

.....

dude. I explicitly said running joke.

Out of our tendancy to be literal

How much more literal can I be?

Burgi

i'll let the russians know so they can lock you in a hotel room with a load of hookers

allquixotic

08:44

test engineer / developer / consultant / solution architect / team lead / project manager / performance engineer / technical writer / ...

Journeyman Geek

excellent! D&D night!

allquixotic

but I get paid like MIN_SALARY([jobs])

Rahul2001

hm... any good movie recommendations?

allquixotic

hey Putin, my asking price is low ;-) j/k

2

Bob

@allquixotic s/.*/all the things/

Journeyman Geek

08:45

@Rahul2001 you need to be more specific

date move? Sitting alone with a tub of chocolate ice cream movie?

bwDraco

@allquixotic heh. NYC subway trains are not designed to run faster than 55 mph and typically do about 30-40 mph.

Burgi

@Rahul2001 all the movies i watch are rarely suitable for a 15yo

allquixotic

@JourneymanGeek ~~in the bathroom with your phone~~ movie? oh, that's not that kind of movie ;p

Rahul2001

@JourneymanGeek Adventure/tech/teen?

Journeyman Geek

hmm

Rahul2001

08:46

sitting alone with 250GB of data for 3 days movie

Burgi

finding dory?

Rahul2001

@Burgi seen

allquixotic

Blue's Clues

LazyTown

Journeyman Geek

spectral was mindless and fun

Psycogeek

i am back still figuring out how he gets from where he is to DC in 110 minutes.

Journeyman Geek

08:47

ooh! Iron Giant!

allquixotic

@Psycogeek creep

Burgi

madagasdar 3

Rahul2001

@JourneymanGeek streaming now

Burgi

or however it is spelt

Rahul2001

@Burgi seen

Journeyman Geek

08:48

That movie will give you a serious case of the feels

allquixotic

Keane fans: today Tom Chaplin's solo album "The Wave" hit Spotify / iTunes / Amazon Music. Go get it; it's not bad, and certainly better than all the singles he's been churning out

Psycogeek

@allquixotic you didnt tell your starting position. and i thought your home thing was way further from there.

Burgi

it doesn't really matter because its a terrible film

Journeyman Geek

@Burgi iron giant?

Burgi

1 min ago, by Burgi

madagasdar 3

Journeyman Geek

08:50

lol

I was looking at the movies I had around

and realised most of those arn't kidfriendly

and I can't seem to find my copy of this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chocolate_(2008_film)

Burgi

cars 3 is looking good

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