@enderland and github too.

Redmine can even allow for logging of time against issues.

Or changing the status of the issue with the commit message.

@JimmyHoffa I really like the flavor of it. But I find that it can easily be drowned out by other flavors, so I tend to use it judiciously

@Ampt Place I went to for lunch sold margaritas too. Took way too much willpower to not buy one.

@Ampt Yeah, that would have been a very fast roll-off

@JimmyHoffa I like it a lot in vodka martinis. It's a great drink to showcase the flavors

@Ampt - my mistake

But that's the type of mentality I'm working in currently

I do

I feel horribly

@Ampt There's still 2.5 hours in my day and I work 7 hours tomorrow (but soon I will have a different schedule where I work every other saturday! Although the saturday weeks will have a split friday/sunday weekend which will be weird)

@Ampt No. Laughing at that is too low. Even for me.

@JimmyHoffa - So this was several gigs ago, back when I was a consultant. We were on a difficult gig and the whole team had gone out for dinner. I was good-naturedly busting the chops of the uber-boss. All he could retort with was "Shut up Glen, and have another margarita." He ended up paying the entire tab that night.

homebrew replating doesn't sound like a wise idea IMO

I wouldn't know offhand, to be honest. To be comfortable with that level of tinkering, I would have wanted to take physical chemistry for a few semesters

Too much going on at once in a plating process

I stopped after a semester or two of organic chemistry. That was involved enough for me

@Ampt - apropos of nothing, xbox one now supports playing 360 games

Maybe not all, but yeah almost all

I think there's a few games that had special add-on controllers or whatever that make things difficult

But I had been claiming my free 360 games with my Live account even when the One couldn't support them. All of them appear to have downloaded just fine, and I haven't had any real problems with playing

I think I've had some 360 games lock up so I've had to go back to the home screen, but I've seen that with One games too

Sorry. Was trying to share good news with you.

I'll just delete all of that and go sulk in a corner.

yeah, I'd be pretty frustrated at that too

that's kind of how I feel about the MC server

It's running but I don't have a good feeling it's really as I want it to be

and it's a real PITA hunting down what the actual issue is once you get past a few plugins

or is it the migrate from bukkit

or is it the plugins that just need to be updated

or ...

And I dislike that users have to log in before I can add them to a group

@Ampt That was part of the problem, to be honest

multiverse works for the most part with spigot

"for the most part"

Hmmmm.

youngest would be very unhappy with that.

Yeah, I'd agree with that

multiverse makes it a bit weird since it breaks the one world, one nether, one end paradigm

Due to the age spread, they aren't quite aware of the impact behind balancing out game mechanics

And they insisted on being able to set their mode for any of the worlds. So I kinda shrugged my shoulders at that battle

There are some really neat new blocks and materials now

That's kind of where I want to play next

As there is some fun stuff you can do with building arenas and what not that way

exactly, yes

Given my core user base, they're not too keen on seeing mods get dropped

Precisely

xkcd is another nifty infographic today

forecast.io/#/f/39.2906,-76.6093

Happy snow day East Coast!

I have family in the path of that storm. It is not bad yet but they are thrilled about the possibility of several feet of snow.

Oh boy.

@Ixrec slush is fun to drive through. Just as slippery, and it eventually freezes to your car.

I actually had some of that crap freeze to the back of my car. When I gently smacked it to get it off, it took part of one of the letters of my car's model name with it.

@Ixrec Must be nice. Try not owning a car in the U.S. outside of downtown NYC or Chicago.

@Ixrec from what I have heard, Europeans have it nice. Countries are smaller, cities are closer together, and most of y'all don't need cars.

Public transportation in the U.S. is terrible (in most cities), and urban sprawl has not been kind to our cities. Combined with the fact that most urban centers are hotbeds of crime, and you get a situation where the only places where it is convenient to walk or take the bus are the same places where you are likely to be assaulted and robbed.

@Ixrec I have actually walked home from the nearest bar (pub). Took 45 minutes, would have been half that sober

@Ixrec main roads are normally well-demarcated, but side streets (with houses) often have zero markings. They will be wide enough for precisely three cars, and allow street-side parking. So some idiot will park three feet from the curb, and two cars might not be able to squeeze past at the same time.

The suburb where I grew up has super-wide streets so this is not a problem, but my current locale a few miles away can be challenging

I also question who built these houses and garages. My house was built back when land yachts were popular: cars were long and wide. But my mid-size sedan has a tough time backing into the garage without hitting anything.

@Ixrec I have seen pictures of streets in the old* parts of Rome. A single car has a hard time getting through them, and I hear bigger vehicles are forbidden. *old = Roman Empire old