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00:32
@thomas I guess strike day is the same as in Belgium, an excuse to hit the pub ...
 
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03:19
your mom
 
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09:43
@TerryChia I demand satisfaction
@LucasKauffman That's what your mom said last night.
@TerryChia you son of a bitch.
@LucasKauffman :)
So I finally ditched Wordpress and got my blog under source control. Devops ftw.
source control?
@LucasKauffman Git.
09:50
pure static pages?
or just flat files which are automatically synced in?
@LucasKauffman Yep, static pages generated from markdown using Jekyll.
using ruby
@LucasKauffman Heh. :)
I'm gonna rebuild my VPS tomorrow and set it all up but I got all the content on Github already.
Morning all
@RoryAlsop Good @Rory!
10:03
@TerryChia How goes the day?
@RoryAlsop Not bad at all.
first time I lighted the hearth
cozy ^^ all I need now is a pot of tea
@LucasKauffman Hahahaha - you sound like my dad
@RoryAlsop You youngsters just can't seem to appreciate these simple things anymore!
@tylerl Damn it! I should start writing answers.
Here's something interesting about Finland:
In Finland, everybody, by default, is a member of the Lutheran church, and to get out you'd have to manually opt-out.
10:10
@Adnan Turisas played here last night
And I missed them :-(
@Adnan what is Lutheran?
Lutheranism is a major branch of Western Christianity that identifies with the theology of Martin Luther, a German reformer. Luther's efforts to reform the theology and practice of the Roman Catholic Church launched the Protestant Reformation. Beginning with the 95 Theses, Luther's writings were disseminated internationally, spreading the ideas of the Reformation beyond the ability of governmental and churchly authorities to control it. The split between the Lutherans and the Roman Catholics began with the 1521 Edict of Worms, which condemned Luther and officially outlawed citizens of t...
If you do nothing, you'll always be counted as a Lutheran Christian and automatically pay taxes to the church.
@LucasKauffman hah!
@RoryAlsop They're playing in my city in December. Damn, they're gonna play in a local bar. I can't wait!!
And the church tax is about 32 euros a month!
That's like, 6 beers
Fuck that! Gimme my moneyz!
I'm pretty sure god can print his own money while simultaneously reduce the inflation.
more like 32 beers
that's almost one and a half case
that's 18 cases a year
10:17
@LucasKauffman :(
That's it, to Belgium it is.
@Adnan you wouldn't like it here :p
@LucasKauffman Why not?
Not many pretty women?
they just passed a law that all ISPs need to log metadata
and keep it for 2 years
including email time, length, skype call length, session length, ...
@LucasKauffman Oh no! That's... bad... awful..
How can you guys live?.. oh may gawd
VPN time!
10:19
@kalina And, given that price, beer time as well.
I don't consume alcohol
it's bad for everybody around me
@kalina Awh, sweetie, nobody cares.
that's not very nice, referring to yourself as a nobody
less self-deprecation
you need to think positive thoughts
@kalina Oh SNAAAAAppp!
@kalina are you the aggressive type or the annoying type?
10:21
Oh wait, that was on me :(
@LucasKauffman I'm the fall asleep in a corner a few minutes into the night kind
@LucasKauffman The second one, mostly.
god I love toast cannibal
@LucasKauffman Hmm.. let's Google that
@Lucas Okay, so, a round-trip ticket to Belgium is 270 euros. Yup, I'm coming.
@Adnan It's raw minced meat mixed with a raw egg, some capres, pepper & salt, tobasco, wurchester sauce and then spread on toast
10:24
@LucasKauffman In other words, it's what St. Peter would cook you as a breakfast in heaven.
raw meat doesn't sound nice
@kalina You pretty much know my reply to that, so I'll leave it to you.
@Adnan you don't need to exclaim your love for penis every time I mention meat
@kalina It's pretty nice actually
@kalina but you need to make sure it's really really fresh
@kalina I only like your penis.
10:26
@kalina I always use mixed minced meat (pork + beef)
I might go for a nice horse steak tonight
@Adnan not only do I not have one (nor want one), #I don't even have access to a penis atm
@kalina but you do have the need?
@LucasKauffman Still in France?
@LucasKauffman certainly not desperately in need of one right now no
@LucasKauffman No, she doesn't. She's independent and whatnot.
10:28
@Adnan nah but might need to go back in a few weeks
At least that's what she keeps saying
@LucasKauffman Annoyingly aggressive?
@TerryChia More like, aggressively annoying.
@Adnan Right, that.
Whoaaaa!! I've just discovered something new (new to me). You can push/click the mouse wheel to the left and right!
10:31
@TerryChia You always have those people who tend to become insanely agressive when drinking
@Adnan What now?
@LucasKauffman Yup, I bet she's one of those. Future cat lady alert!
@TerryChia Yeah.. you use the mouse wheel to scroll, but also you can nudge it to left and right. It does other shit
@Adnan Not for my mouse :O
@TerryChia what were those drinks called again we got when we met?
@TerryChia Oho! @Kalina should sue The Simpsons for copyright issues.
Now I'm jelly! I want to have a drink with @Terry
Okay, enough being mean to the sweet @Kalina today. The shower is free now, I'm off.
Have a nice weekend, everybody.
10:41
@Adnan where you going?
10:51
@LucasKauffman Sugarcane juice.
I want one of those now
@LucasKauffman Hah! Come to Singapore then.
11:41
@LucasKauffman Now I'm back.
So, apparently, this is the Silk Road guy.
I'm pretty sure @AviD and @Terry are happy he got arrested...
for using PHP.
@Adnan Old news. :P
@TerryChia Oh yeah, but I just found out that this is his SO account
@Adnan Again, old news. :P
@TerryChia What part of "I just found out" don't you understand?
@Adnan it's still old news
11:45
What an idiot! He should have created a Sec.SE account, he would have learned to get caught that easily.
@kalina Oh, you're still here.
in a minute you'll proclaim "The cake is a lie, guys! The cake is a lie!"
like it's a recent revelation
@kalina What's that?
@Adnan Relevant quote from meta.SO.
I, personally, hand-cuffed him. For using PHP, no less. — Oded Oct 3 at 12:12
Oh, Google says that the cake thing is some sort of Internet meme or something
12:28
Adnan only uses exquisite sec.se memes, not those inferior other memes.
12:44
@RoryAlsop oww how did I miss that? hahaha nice! thanks!
13:02
@TildalWave and you are the size of the black hole at the centre of our galaxy
13:52
@Adnan srsly.... tut tut, you'll go down in the ancient ones eyes if you don't know portal references....
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@RoryMcCune I don't play portal and I'm 19. :P
Also, I'm soooo close to beating Hendrik.
@TerryChia I don't really play it either, but everyone knows the cake is a lie!
> Remember when Tyrion slapped Joffrey in his little smarmy cock of a face? Awesome. Remember when they poured the molten gold over Viserys' dick-like head? Awesome. Remember when Sam was hiding and the White Walkers walked by all white and awesome? Awesome!
14:46
@TerryChia I have not seen the series, nor have I read the books; but I recognize the death-by-molten-gold anecdote. This method is said to have been employed by Parthians to kill the Roman consul Crassus after his capture at the battle of Carrhae in 53 BC.
In fact most fantasy books are diluted remakes of actual historical events. History is more awesome.
@ThomasPornin not least because it happened long ago, back when history was 'live' :-)
@RoryAlsop hmmm no, its event horizon is still small enough to only be a fraction of my size :P ... wait, that doesn't sound right
@RoryAlsop I forgot, you were actually there for it.
@TildalWave +1
14:50
@RoryAlsop weird how we call it “awesome” when it happened centuries ago, but “war crimes” when it's happening now
@TerryChia hehe thanks you're so kind to me :)
@Gilles Oh, we also call it "war crimes" for the past events -- at least if the criminal was also the loser.
@Gilles distance - I think centuries help. We can mentally justify it with "Oh, times were different then - boiling someone with gold was fairly common"
Take another example of awesome history. At the battle of Cape St Vincent (1797), Nelson (not yet Admiral) disobeyed orders, engaged against superior forces (two 74-guns ships against three bigger Spanish). Through daring tactics, after having substantial damage, Nelson managed to bring his ship along a Spanish one, and to board it with a small party, and to subdue the Spanish crew.
@RoryAlsop ah, yes, now we don't use molten gold, we use mustard gas
in the olden days, we used more primitive weapons
for example, machettes were popular back in 1994
15:00
@Gilles scary thought
Now a classic Hollywood movie would stop there. But in reality, another Spanish ship came alongside, and Nelson proceeded to board that other one as well.
It is one of these case where even movie spectators would fail to suspend their disbelief; and yet it happened.
@ThomasPornin Wasn't that the story of one of the Pirates of the Caribbean movie? :P
Nope, that's the story of every one of them.
@RohanDurve-Decode141 hahahaa - true
Johnny Depp is hilarious regardless.
15:03
@RohanDurve-Decode141 I dunno... I'm pretty sure the British got pwned in one or two of them as well.
@RohanDurve-Decode141 +1 as well.
I guess humans justify crime often as necessary for the greater good.
Crime is also defined relatively to a set of moral rules, which are arbitrary and have changed quite a bit with years.
So we now see as abhorrent crimes actions which, at that time, were considered as quite normal.
Not that the victims were happy about it, of course.
Well, the problem is however you want to define crime, in a ambigious language such as English, a court is generally free to interpret the crime in their own manner.
Therefore it just comes down to what kind of evidence you can present and how your lawyer presents it.
I believe the actual crime is irrelevant to the court.
God, that sentence construction was terrible. Sorry for making you go through that. XD
15:30
Achievement unlocked. Passed by first mod in rep. :D
Next up is @Adnan! Unless he starts writing answers again...
@TerryChia closely followed by @tylerl?
@RoryAlsop @tylerl got a bunch of rep this month. :(
15:48
@TerryChia meh I beat all of them in space rep ... doesn't get any higher than that :P
@TildalWave Space is lame. There, I said it. :P
hehehe
hate to be a Dick, but everything is in space
@TildalWave What space? The Sun revolves around a flat Earth. Don't you know that???
@TerryChia On crypto it's pretty easy to achieve that
@CodesInChaos Hah!
15:54
@Polynomial is 10 rep short of the lowest rep mod there
16:30
@TerryChia the space around your mom :P
you momma so fat the earth is attracted to her
@LucasKauffman That one is actually true ;)
but if her density is lower than average at the same distance from earth, that might still be a net negative compared to filling the space occupied by her with the surrounding material.
17:20
@kalina should have thrown him out of the shop, along with his parents
@LucasKauffman she's attractive, yes :)
17:37
I don't understand why they put those games out anyway
it's not like they put on porn DVDs in the middle of the videostore
 
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19:06
iPhone 5S bluescreen of death
20:12
@rorym - because of you I have now heard a Miley Cyrus song. I far prefer the version you posted. I think that Miley girl isc trying and failing to be Gwen Stefani
@RoryAlsop yeah I actually liked this version, which is not something I thought I'd ever say about a Miley song!
 
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22:18
@Adnan Whatever you're doing, just stop and go play through portal. You'll be a better person for it. It even runs on Linux and OSX. steam link
@Adnan Absolutely what he said
22:36
@Adnan You've never played portal? You should be shunned from the internet until you have played both Portal and Portal 2. It's basically mandatory.
22:49
@DavidFreitag Yup - I play Portal 2 almost every day. The community workshop levels give an excellent few minutes fun while compiling
@RoryAlsop Oh man, i wish i was working on a project big enough to play games between compilations...
@DavidFreitag I was using compiling as a euphemism
:-)
Ah well - still :]
for any five minute activity that leaves my hands free :-)
I walk into work at 11am, that's good enough for me.
22:52
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Q: Ensure data doesn't linger after being deleted

Nick ODellI'm trying to make a service that keeps as little data on its users as possible. To that end, I want to make sure that someone using forensic tools won't gain any more information than I would by looking at my database or filesystem. In other words, you shouldn't be able to go through my hard dri...

think it's worth directing this guy to sec.se?
@DavidFreitag pffft. "Unlike you, I no longer have the luxury of legs" cc @RoryM bbc.co.uk/radio4/comedy/nebulous.shtml
@Gilles yes - looks like he has put some effort into this and wants to learn. Send him over. Thanks
@RoryAlsop should I flag for migration, or tell him to repost?
his question needs a bit of cleanup
@RoryAlsop I have the ability to blame my schedule on college though. But don't forget, I'm at work at 7:00 on a saturday because i come in at 11.
but I think there is a good question in there
@Gilles I think the question is good, and we can clean up once it gets here
22:56
flagged for migration
I hope PBKDF2 will be enough to keep a few pencil-jockey metrologists from screwing with each other.
@DavidFreitag metrologist? Someone who rides the subway reading a free newspaper?
:This article is about the science of measurement. For the study of weather see Meteorology. Metrology is the science of measurement. Metrology includes all theoretical and practical aspects of measurement. The word comes from Greek μέτρον (metron), "measure" + "λόγος" (logos), amongst others meaning "speech, oration, discourse, quote, study, calculation, reason". In Ancient Greek the term μετρολογία (metrologia) meant "theory of ratios". Introduction Metrology is defined by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM) as "the science of measurement, embracing both experimenta...
sorry - should have added my smiley. In the UK Metro is a free paper supplied on buses, trains etc for commuters
heh
In the course of my investigation into what exactly those crazy Indians screwed up in this app, i discovered they were storing unhashed passwords in a database.
23:01
@DavidFreitag sigh
@RoryAlsop At least it was an easy fix compared to switching from Linq + SQL Server to SQLite.
Update the built-in user passwords with the hashed version, then throw in a little PBKDF2 magic and voila the world feels safe again.
Although i think the next project is going to be some sort of "Upgrade Assistant" so people don't have to manually migrate their data from the old version...
@RoryAlsop For some reason it won't let me listen to that comedy sketch.
heh, i like how the volume control of the BBC radio goes up to 11 ;]

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