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Pierre 303

11:33

@Martin: I am

Pavel Shved

Me too! But infrequently.

Matt Ellen Д

11:52

I'm not

Spoike

12:22

@Martin It seems that I can read it.

Matt Ellen Д

@Spoike You're not sure if you can read it or not?

Spoike

@MattEllenД Depends on what I'm supposed to read.

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Michael

14:18

hello @programmers

Matt Ellen Д

hello @Michael

Michael

while (!coffee.isEmpty()) coffee.sip();

Anna Lear

@Michael if(coffee.isEmpty()) segfault();

Michael

@AnnaLear lol so true

Pierre 303

I went to holidays for two weeks and did not drink any coffee. I returned and decided to stop drinking it forever.

Matt Ellen Д

14:22

if(I.HaveWorkToDo) I.ProcrastinateInSEChat();

@Pierre303 How is it going?

(I don't drink coffee)

Pierre 303

@MattEllen: just like when I quit meth & porn. It went well.

@MattEllen: It was a joke, I don't do drugs (just in case ;))

Matt Ellen Д

@Pierre303 lol, there was I thinking you were a smack head ;)

Pierre 303

@MattEllen: to answer your question, I feel more relaxed now I don't drink coffee anymore

Matt Ellen Д

good to hear!

Anna Lear

@Pierre303 A holiday with no coffee?! I do not understand. ;)

Holidays are an excuse to make good coffee.

Pierre 303

14:29

@AnnaLear: it was camping (not sure of the translation) that we tried this year with the kids. So coffee is a luxury there ;)

Anna Lear

@Pierre303 Fair enough. :) Although I've taken to bringing my french press along now when I go camping.

Pierre 303

what is french press? You mean literaly ?

You read french?

Anna Lear

Enough to find places in Montreal but that's it. :) I meant one of these things: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_press

Pierre 303

Nice. I prefer italian method

let me find you the image

Moka pot

The moka pot, also known as a macchinetta (literally "small machine") or "Italian coffee pot", is a stove top coffee maker which produces coffee by passing hot water pressurized by steam through ground coffee. It was first patented by inventor Luigi De Ponti for Alfonso Bialetti in 1933. Bialetti Industrie continues to produce the same model under the name "Moka Express". The moka pot is most commonly used in Europe but also in Latin America countries like Cuba, and has become an iconic design, displayed in modern industrial art museums such as the Science Museum in London. Moka pots com...