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01:18
Good morning
01:45
lol. Walked 10 minutes to the third building, got someone to restart their router (we don't own the infra there) walked back...
should have hung around to 'see if things are fine'
also, thanks to saturday, I have lots of interesting muscle pain
@JourneymanGeek :/
I had trouble sleeping lastnight my arms were so sore. I was scrubbing marks off the walls from our old place for about 4 hours... :|
@MichaelFrank went to work at 9. Deployed PCs from 1-3, went home, had state mandated fitness classes from 5.30-6.30. Went home, internetted, collapsed in a pile in bed.
02:00
I have lots of interesting muscle pain but have no idea what it's thanks to
Is @Bob here yet?
Bob
Bob
@NotDog kinda. about to nip off though
02:46
@NotDog probably lumpy student hostel beds
there's something to be said for rotating your bed every so often
I'm half certain work here is in waves
things get more hectic between class changes
03:03
@JourneymanGeek What happened Saturday?
@bwDraco Microsoft naming at its best
@ThatREDACTEDGuy see a little up
Xbox
Xbox 360
Xbox One
Xbox One X
Xbox One X FQWQWQWAAADS
XBOX ONE X Y Z WE JUST LET A CAT WALK ON OUR KEYBOARDS
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@JourneymanGeek I found nothing
03:19
> went to work at 9. Deployed PCs from 1-3, went home, had state mandated fitness classes from 5.30-6.30. Went home, internetted, collapsed in a pile in bed.
 
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Bob
Bob
04:52
I'm not sure what their goal is here o.O
05:09
@ThatREDACTEDGuy Key, key, I'm a bee. I said key key I'm a bee.
and I think my next PC might be the Sager NP9172 with the FHD G-Sync display and a 1080... @bwDraco might be interested to hear that :P
@allquixotic Heh. You can't go wrong with a Clevo.
These systems are very upgrade-friendly.
It's getting late here. Good night.
 
1 hour later…
06:34
and, walked 10.3km and 16300 steps today according to my watch
07:05
> state mandated fitness classes
@JourneymanGeek Care to elaborate on that?
hey.
@OliverSalzburg Singapore
@satibel hai
07:22
@Rahul2001 That didn't help
@OliverSalzburg so, since I'm male and Singaporean, I am automagically part of the military reserve. I need to take a physical fitness test. If I fail I need to take a set number of classes or be faced with charges of disobeying a lawful order
I never liked lawfuls, I always prefered waffles.
-chaotic neutral-
07:42
@JourneymanGeek That sucks
@OliverSalzburg many things suck
;p
Indeed :D
unrelatedly, I just walked to the next building, and borrowed a ladder so I could turn up the volume on a pair of wall mounted speakers with inexplicably low volume.
And those only go up to 67
morning
morning
07:54
my hob broke yesterday
@Burgi Your landlord is responsible for getting it repaired.
the little ignition thing has stopped working
yeah
@Burgi New battery?
waiting for them to open
i think it is mains powered
its also brand new
@Burgi Most are these days.
07:59
its just annoying
and it turns out my girlfriend can't use a microwave
@Burgi why?
she doesn't have arms, nor legs nor head?
shes just incapable of thinking out of the box
she was trying to do scrambled eggs and thats when we found out the hob was broken
i was all "oh, just pop it in microwave"
she was all "how?????"
just annoyed me
@Nick wjo96w-9e-w34e0k4 -> Africa is awesome.
plus i was hung over
tbf scrambled eggs in the microwave is not that obvious, you have to pop them in and stir every 30 seconds or so 2-3 times.
though, internet exists.
Bob
Bob
08:13
@OliverSalzburg I think you (or someone else?) only ask that like once a year :P
scrambled eggs in the microwave sounds terrible
why?
08:29
@Bob It's actually pretty awesome
You just put the egg in, wait for it to explode and then scrape the egg from the inside of the microwave onto a plate
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@OliverSalzburg That's exactly what they said at Seasoned Advice!
@OliverSalzburg - don't VTC spam. Just flag it as spam, and it'll nuke itself if it gets 6 flags.
@Mithrandir Thanks ;)
Good that you're showing the noobs how the system works!
:P You're welcome.
Bob
Bob
09:05
...I'm honestly not sure who's being sarcastic here :P
Well, @OliverSalzburg definitely is. But @Mithrandir?
Both of us.
We understand each other ;)
09:37
How to reset atom.io, so the syntax highlighting, themes and packages are all back
to default?
I tried reinstalling it, but the config etc doesn't seem to get uninstalled
I've also deleted all packages and themes
haii
Kamayamaya!!
09:54
morning
@RaisingAgent I would assume there's a storage location in your home directory. Something like ~/.atom
10:11
@RaisingAgent what distro?
10:26
1
4294967294
Anyone here maintaining their own AMIs?
I'm wondering how to handle the case where there are changes in the base image that you might want to include in your own AMI
YAYA THUNDERSTORM
10:33
Amazon Machine Image?
@satibel If you don't know what it stands for, you're unlikely to know the answer to my question ;)
@OliverSalzburg idk either. whattzitmean?
"Amazon Machine Image" was correct
10:51
@OliverSalzburg ^^ Thx, I just deleted that folder, suprisingly (or not) atom starts anyway
and it's reset
I'd say you can make a diff(previous vanilla version,new vanilla version), and includes those changes in yours, or make you changes portable and install them on the new version.
Not sure there's much differences between amazon images and vmware/virtualbox images.
@Bob Its a massively localised joke though
11:11
@satibel I was asking here, because I was looking for first-hand experience
user226528
11:26
Hey, guys. :)
user226528
Here, we have someone who is locked out of his account, even though he totally remembers the password.
user226528
Actually, we had. Thanks to my ingenuity, he managed to log in, and we had him change his password.
i see
@FleetCommand totally is ironic? or he doesn't remember his username?
user226528
Oh, he remembered everything alright.
user226528
11:37
Only the password was Matsudaira Motoyasu, in Japanese! :D
user226528
So, I checked the corresponding article on Wikipedia and after a couple of tries, copied and pasted the correct password.
user226528
Good thing the password wasn't the name of non-notable person like his niece.
He's have known how to spell it?
user226528
11:39
In Japanese, yes. But type it? Well, it was matter of incorrect keyboard.
user226528
Actually, I suspect he used a stylus to write it down for the handwriting recognition.
I had a similar problem once, I used unicode characters in my uni's password, had to change it because it was supported correctly in the login form, but not in the password change form or the inverse.
user226528
Anyway, it was this: 松平 元康
I meant his nieces name ;p
user226528
Just PLEASE don't put it into the page subject.
user226528
11:44
@JourneymanGeek Hmm... I know how to spell all my nieces' names.
I don't have any nieces. Well I suppose my cousin's kids ALMOST count...
user226528
Why "almost"?
Not quite nieces ?
And I can't spell that one with an odd, non indian name
@JourneymanGeek "Fido"
yayeee or something
11:55
omfg what a day D:
Appently should of been in at 7, I thought it was 9 :/
something went wrong wit hthe rota and it showed me the wrong days..
Since getting here, not stopped, as everything is 'OK'
user226528
What are you babbling? What on earth is "hthe rota"?
> with the rota
user226528
Oh!
are you a native english mangler @FleetCommand?
user226528
I have a strict policy of not exposing my age, gender, location and native language. So, I neither confirm nor deny.
user226528
12:06
But of course, I was programming today and I had numerous pointer variables starting with "ht" like "htHighGroundF".
user226528
Hence, my mind was in a frame that saw the word as "ht-he", not "h-the" as you did.
Bob
Bob
@JourneymanGeek hm?
@Bob the state mandated fitness class thing? ;p
user226528
Ah, and here comes the guy with no sense of identity.
bare with me on this but....
what if elon musk was actually evil?
user226528
12:12
Sounds like rhetorical question to me.
@Burgi Evil is relative. AWESOME IS NOT.
he is a borderline supervillian
is there any documentary evidence that elon musk has a cat?
user226528
To be a borderline supervillain, one must be a confirmed villain first.
@JourneymanGeek TIL @JourneymanGeek has a niece named Yippie Yippie Yay
12:15
wtf
@ThatREDACTEDGuy it is a matter of great annoyance to my granma ;p
windows 7, user is stuck with 'Welcome' screen when it's laoding up windows
if she removes the ethernet, it laods immediately
user226528
Profile syncing issue.
user226528
When he or she disconnects the Ethernet, Windows aborts the profile sync, hence avoiding the fault that comes with it.
12:18
@djsmiley2k DNS issue
I have something similar sometimes at work. When the network is slow or faulty, gnome's login takes ages or just fails, as it tries to check the password from an IPA / LDAP server. Yanking the cable forces it to check pw from some ccache.
@Burgi Funny how mention DNS. We have two internal DNS servers on our network, and we are supposed to use it, and no others (8.8.8.8 is even blocked) For a few YEARS they took about 10 seconds to resolve a name.
sounds legit
user226528
Aha! So, that's what he meant by "see-cache".
So, yes, I had a desktop with a blazing fast network but pages take forever to load (as any new domain added 10 seconds to the load)
What? GRC's DNS Benchmark? No idea what it is, sir! None at all.
Bob
Bob
@Burgi You can't just ask people to bare with you!
user226528
12:26
She just did.
Bob
Bob
Now, asking people to bear with you is more appropriate.
user226528
Unless she is from sixteenth century. "Bare" was once the past tense of "bear".
@Burgi muahahahah, I vill make ze autonomous car, so I can get rid of my chauffeur.
@FleetCommand who is "she"?
user226528
12:39
Well. I am considering joining the feminists and they have decided to abolish the gender-neutral "he" in favor of the gender-neutral "she".
"she" is not gender neutral
user226528
ROFL. No. It so is not.
user226528
The one who thinks it might ever be is a moron.
@FleetCommand and I propose we use "h" instead, as it also shortens the word, requiring less keypresses.
user226528
Along with the one who thinks one could replace the expression "man up!" with "woman up!"
user226528
12:43
@Burgi I think h is right.
i missed the sarcasm in your original message
user226528
Still, any of the two is better than a singular "they".
I like the singular they.
user226528
Can you believe this guy? They is out of their mind.
user226528
Oh, wait! Must I use singular "are" as well?
user226528
12:45
LOL
Bob
Bob
The singular they is an abuse of grammar. Bring back thou!
user226528
Isn't it the second-person singular?
@Bob My reasons for liking it is odd ;p
in @Burgi's scorched post-apocalyptic wasteland Britain i will randomly assign a gender pronoun to you
Bob
Bob
@FleetCommand Yea :/
@JourneymanGeek s/it/they/
user226528
12:47
Did you know that Arabic has 14 persons in its grammar?
do you think i could use kickstarter to fund my political career?
user226528
@Burgi Sarcasm or not, political career is for those who want to become absolutely worthless in life and have a lot of money to burn.
hence kickstarter
also i can't do any worse than our current government
@FleetCommand Did you know that Chinese has 19?
user226528
@Burgi As long as you can't guarantee to do significantly better, it is not heartwarming.
user226528
12:51
@DavidPostill No. What are they?
我 - I
我們 - Us
咱們 - Us (regional) (inclusive)
你 - You (can be used for both genders)*
你們 - You (plural)
妳 - You (female)*
妳們 - You (female) (plural)
您 - You (formal)+
您們 - You (formal) (plural)+
他 - He**
他們 - They (can be used for both genders) (plural)
她 - She**
她們 - They (female) (plural)
它 - It (object)**
它們 - They (object) (plural)
牠 - It (animal)**
牠們 - They (animal) (plural)
祂 - It (deity)**
祂們 - They (deity) (plural)
i aim for mediocrity and sometimes achieve it
@FleetCommand ^^^
@FleetCommand he she him her they them that it those you you's us ours theirs his hers
Did you know english has at least 16? :D
then there's tuff like 'yoos'
;D
ok new policy i'll invent a new gender called "bloody difficult sod" and every new child born in the UK will be assigned that
12:54
And polish:
user226528
@DavidPostill Thanks.
user226528
In Arabic, it is like this:

Singular male third person
Dual male third person
Plural male third person
Singular female third person
Dual female third person
Plural female third person

Singular male second person
Dual male second person
Plural male second person
Singular female second person
Dual female second person
Plural female second person

Singular first person
Plural first person
Vote @Burgi! Indifferent Mediocrity for Britain!
@Burgi how about defining gender based on genome
and then allowing a free text entry for 'sexuality'
as that's the bit people should care about.
i'll make it a bool field
12:58
@djsmiley2k That is discriminatory to transgender people.
@DavidPostill No it's not
unless they've undergone gene treatment and their genes have changeds
i was wondering over the weekend why "lesbians" are first in the LBGTQ acronym
@DavidPostill calling someone a postman, if they post things..
ok lets not use cancer actually
XXYY syndrome is a sex chromosome anomaly in which males have an extra X and Y chromosome. Human cells usually contain two sex chromosomes, one from the mother and one from the father. Usually, females have two X chromosomes (XX) and males have one X and one Y chromosome (XY). The appearance of at least one Y chromosome with a properly functioning SRY gene makes a male. Therefore, humans with XXYY are normally males. Males with XXYY syndrome have 48 chromosomes instead of the typical 46. This is why XXYY syndrome is sometimes written as 48, XXYY syndrome. It is estimated that XXYY affects one in...
@satibel Type 48
13:00
@satibel Ahem. That is crossing a line.
Tho, that defines them as Male on the wikipedia page.
@djsmiley2k isn't that a warship?
@DavidPostill ok, sorry.
@Burgi lol
The Peugeot Type 48 is an early motor vehicle produced between 1902 and 1909 by the French auto-maker Peugeot at their Audincourt plant. It was a small and (relatively) inexpensive open bodied four seater. The vehicle was powered by a single-cylinder 833 cc four stroke engine. An innovation at the time was the use of a steel rotating drive shaft to deliver the power to the rear wheels in place of the Chain-drive mechanism that Peugeot had previously used. Replacing the drive chain with a drive shaft enabled the manufacturer to move the engine from its accustomed place behind the driver, and it...
@djsmiley2k its a type 45 (my bad)
13:02
@djsmiley2k Yes it is.
> Transgender people are people who have a gender identity or gender expression that differs from their assigned sex
The Type 45 destroyer, also known as the D or Daring class, is an advanced class of six guided missile destroyers built for the United Kingdom's Royal Navy. The class is primarily designed for anti-aircraft and anti-missile warfare and is built around the PAAMS (Sea Viper) air-defence system utilizing the SAMPSON AESA and the S1850M long-range radars. The first three destroyers were assembled by BAE Systems Surface Fleet Solutions from partially prefabricated "blocks" built at different shipyards, the remaining three were built by BAE Systems Maritime – Naval Ships. The first ship in the Daring...
@djsmiley2k there's a bunch of weird chromosome combinations which are hermaphrodite.
Bob
Bob
@satibel Symptoms include: Tall
Julia Silge on June 12, 2017

Another academic year has recently ended, bringing with it a new season of graduations to celebrate and a new crop of freshly-minted graduates entering the software industry. The 2017 Stack Overflow Developer Survey provides context and data for understanding developers who are just entering the workforce compared to more experienced developers. Let’s use this year’s survey results to gain a deeper understanding of these new graduates.

Not all professional software developers go to college, but most do. In our survey, 77.5% of professional developers had a bachelor’s degree or …

13:22
@Blogbot What's there to understand? They come fresh out of school, they don't know squat, but they think they do
And now you have to break it to them that their salary expectations are as laughable as their skill set
@OliverSalzburg actually, it seems that expectations are on point.
adaptive functioning (life skills) difficulties, neurodevelopmental disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or autism spectrum disorders, and psychological/behavioral problems including anxiety, depression, and mood dysregulation
brilliant... i had to buy a plugin for one of our caustomer's sites
lol, explains me :/
i get to the checkout and it spews a load of PHP warnings and errors
that inspires confidence!
13:28
@satibel That's what happens when you base your theories on a biased data set :P
I would guess that 90% of the devs I talk to don't have an account on SO
You're talking to the wrong devs
@djsmiley2k or non-english devs.
:O
there's a russia site!
@djsmiley2k Well, I wish there were others, but there are not
That face he makes in the final shot
Sold the entire thing
THE CONFIDENCE!
yesterday I found that UEFI update deletes the entry of unsigned boot loaders from boot menu..I had to reinstall grub to boot linux again
@Bob or you can have two weetabix and arrange them like a +, x or =
Bob
Bob
@Burgi what's a wheatabix o.O
it was also happened 3 months ago and then I again I reinstalled grub..grub is actually never removed from EFI partition..only the entry of grub from boot menu is removed
14:11
Weetabix is a whole grain wheat breakfast cereal produced by Weetabix Limited in the United Kingdom. It comes in the form of palm-sized (approx. 9.5 cm × 5.0 cm or 4" × 2") rounded rectangle-shaped biscuits. Variants include organic and Weetabix Minis (bite-sized) versions. The UK cereal is manufactured in Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, and exported to over 80 countries. Weetabix for the North American market (Canada and the U.S.) is manufactured in Cobourg, Ontario, in both organic and conventional versions. Weetabix is made from whole grain wheat and the version sold in the United Kingdom...
Bob
Bob
@Burgi ... weetbix ripoff
(funny thing about that. I actually have a box of weetbix next to me.)
i made no typo!
14:24
This article describes the company. For their breakfast cereal of the same name, see Weetabix. Weetabix Ltd., trading under the name Weetabix Food Company and commonly referred to as simply Weetabix, is a food processing company that is responsible for the production of breakfast cereal brands, including Weetabix, Alpen, and Ready Brek. The company also produces Puffins cereal and Snackimals snacks through their Barbara's Bakery division. Founded in England in 1932, the company holds a Royal Warrant from Queen Elizabeth II. Since 2012 the company has been co-owned by the Chinese Government through...
Weetabix is the British version of the original Australian Weet-Bix. Both Weet-Bix and Weetabix were invented by Bennison Osborne, an Australian. Weet-Bix was introduced in Australia through the company “Grain Products Limited” in the mid-1920s, with funding from businessman Arthur Shannon and marketing assistance from Osborne’s New Zealand friend Malcolm Macfarlane.
@Burgi @bob is correct. Weetbix came first.
I don't see "Limited" instead of Ltd. that often. I thought "Weetabix Limited" was like the collector's edition
lol
@OliverSalzburg No. That is Weetabix limited edition
@DavidPostill Woah :D
Bob
Bob
14:30
hmm.... they've postponed the queen's speech
@Burgi Does the Queen have laryngitis?
i think it is more the lack of functioning government
> One of the reasons for the delay is also believed to be because the speech has to be written on goat's skin parchment paper, which takes a few days to dry - and the Tory negotiations with the DUP mean it cannot be ready in time.
14:34
lol
sinn fein are also reconsidering not taking their seats in parliament so they can oppose the DUP
s/goat/human
@JourneymanGeek Ahem. Please do not misrepresent my country's great traditions ;p
@DavidPostill i thought you were swiss...
> Until a few years ago, the Speech was written on a rare form of calf's skin known as vellum. It is now written on high-quality parchment paper.
@Burgi 1/2 swiss 1/4 english 1/4 irish :)
14:39
also i think people from the colonies are allowed to take the piss out of Blighty
@DavidPostill how many passports are you applying for?
@Burgi doubly so for being at least somewhat indian, and well, the british empire wouldn't really have existed (if it ever did) if not for india ;p
Guys.... confirm I'm not crazy for a moment
it's normal for a server not to power back on, when still on UPS power, right?
@djsmiley2k cannot confirm
@djsmiley2k yes
Also, at 11:14am I suggested that the issues one of our clients are seeing is due to dns being broken
Right, if there isn't a guaranteed power source, it would be bad to try to come back up
14:41
at 3:45pm, someone finally comes back 'We think it's a DNS issue'.
@djsmiley2k i said that!
@BenN yeha, that's my thinking too.
@Burgi 2 is enough for the moment. My father was adopted so it is not easy to prove my Irish ancestry as I don't have his original birth records.
2 hours ago, by Burgi
@djsmiley2k DNS issue
nod
i suggested it 4 hours ago tho
14:45
you only explained the problem 2 hours ago, i'd have said DNS issue 5 hours ago if you'd told me then
@JourneymanGeek you can blame the americans for that
had they not got all uppity and grumpy, india would have been left alone
@JourneymanGeek I think Canada, AU, NZ and big chunks of Africa counts as an empire with or without including India ;p
we all know who was considered the crown jewel
the falklands
we let india go without a fight... ;)
Well, also the Queen or King of the United Kingdom styled themselves the Empress or Emperor of India
Queen V
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