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10:00 PM
@Avery how much did the domain and servers cost?
 
@betseg 5$ for domain. I own the server so price per site is low
@betseg I have a good plan I'll follow in a month that might help you too. Contact me or smth.
 
How are we talking about of all things, sexuality, and then off-topic chatter, and now web domains. Web domains?
I know, weird.
 
@ckjbgames TNB
 
@ckjbgames meta
 
[5 eur/month for the one server that powers vpn, sites, etc. scaleway.com]
I already typed that message out so I thought I might as well send it
 
10:03 PM
yeah
not just those. also seedbox, dns server, storage server and a few more stuff
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ also 5 eur not usd
 
almost the same tho
 
tfw when you have to choose between sending messages to someone publicly or privately
 
because sheep use 8balls?
 
10:06 PM
@ckjbgames @Downgoat IT IS THE SHEEPS FAULT
 
^^Okay then
 
choose between messaging on discord or replying on SE
 
@DestructibleWatermelon Probly!
 
SHEEP ARE BEHIND EVERYTHING WRONG CONFIRMED
2
 
It would be cool if it seeded the RNG with a sha256 hash of the question
 
10:07 PM
@Riker x-files theme starts to play
 
@DestructibleWatermelon this is a message from our commander in chief in the year of 2034
 
4 vs 3
tnb is weird
 
lol
 
@betseg something along the lines of "I didn't configure dkim and spf yet" and "check your spam box"
 
@Avery huh?
 
10:09 PM
@Avery was just writing a reply
 
Huh... my 8-ball puts blame on a floppy disk
 
@Avery I suddenly respect you a lot
@JanDvorak lol
 
> responsible disclosure
 
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ I don't get it
 
After a couple retries, I got ... 🏇🌂 horse races in the rain?
 
10:10 PM
@DestructibleWatermelon the commander in the chief of the US. It's a war.
 
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ does TNB have a discord server?
 
@muddyfish yes
@muddyfish talking through DM though
 
link?
 
1 sec
 
Wait
 
10:14 PM
ninja'd
user image
5
 
@ckjbgames Here, usually.
 
0
A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

walpenUnFizzBuzz FizzBuzz is so simple, bet you can do it backwards. In this challenge, you will be given the length of the FizzBuzz string and must give the positive integer that produced that string. Description To break this down, a FizzBuzz string for n is generated by the following rules: Sta...

 
Hey! Don't mention that guy
 
@DJMcMayhem why doesn't this print 2i2i5?
 
10:25 PM
Cursor is set to the last 2, not the end, for some reason.
 
what?
A console instance from my WSL installation popped up and the connection magically works
 
@Pavel what does -v flag do?
 
Verbose.
 
7 messages moved to Trash
 
Oh thanks.
 
Anonymous
10:34 PM
@DestructibleWatermelon Please be considerate of other chatters. If there are other conversations going on, please do not interject comments that likely only you are interested in.
 
@Downgoat Replaces <esc> and the like with literal escape characters
 
@Mego I'm interested in reading these
 
Anonymous
Then please take it to another room, where it won't disrupt other conversations
 
@Pavel ah
 
10:38 PM
@JanDvorak new room
 
Without it the output would literally be 2i<esc>i52i<esc>i5
 
Anonymous
@DestructibleWatermelon If you'd like, I can move the previous message(s) there
 
never mind then...
 
Anonymous
 
10:41 PM
@Pavel what's i do?
 
Enter insert mode
 
Anonymous
@Riker It's a name I call myself
 
>_>
 
Mego, that's not very helpful...
 
@Pavel in V still?
ik in vim
but idk v
 
10:42 PM
V is basically Vim tho
 
@Mego Fa, a long long way to run!
 
and @Pavel ah that has to do with the cursor thing
V/vim does that by default
 
Anonymous
Glad somebody got the reference :)
 
places the cursor aat the second to last char
@Mego I did just didn't comment
mosly because I didn't remember any other lines >_>
 
@Riker V is Vim + moar features
It's globally backward-compatible
 
10:43 PM
@Riker Confirmed, Vim literally unusable
 
HexEditor > Vim/Emacs
 
Anonymous
Great, you mentioned the language 3 times and summoned him
 
Type in individual bytes with no regard for encoding.
 
How to summon DJ in 3 easy steps:
1 - Say vim
2 - Say vim
3 - Say vim
 
10:44 PM
1: Ping DJ
 
say "How to summon DJ in 3 easy steps: "
 
3ivim<esc>
 
Seriously tho it there a way to get the cursor at the end when I use i?
@ATaco The <esc> is implicit in V
 
But not in vim.
 
@Pavel ATaco explained it well. If you switch it to I it'll work
 
10:46 PM
@Pavel I?
 
Ok, got it.
 
I don't remember explaining it at all.
Maybe I should see a doctor.
 
@Pavel a goes after the cursor position, A goes at the end of the line
 
So what's the difference between a and I?
 
I enters insert at the beginning of the line
(not quite, but close enough)
Whoops, I didn't read your message course enough
 
10:50 PM
@TuxCopter you forgot the part with the candles and the cross and the lamb's blood
 
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ "goat's blood" FTFY
 
down*
I wonder how the asterisk arose as a way of saying "should be" or "edited"
 
I guess IRC
 
"Online Chatrooms"
So likely, IRC.
 
user165474
quora.com/… This might help, but might also be some thing some kid made up.
 
10:56 PM
or perhaps it's related to the (entirely opposite) practice to denote incorrect phrases with an asterisk.
 
user165474
However, on SE chat, you could just edit your messages.
 
@AlexL. TBH sounds like it's something made up. I could have sworn it's been around longer than that.
 
@AlexL. I call BS on that one
 
user165474
@Pavel @JanDvorak Yeah, as I said, it's probably just something some kid made up.
 
That, is entirely fake.
Markdown'd chat is much newer than correcting messages via a *
 
10:58 PM
 
user165474
Seems legit.
 
@JanDvorak I mean why * and not another symbol
 
Anonymous
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ Because footnotes
 
* is common among younger audiences in shitty services like hangouts
ah
many younger audiences have not yet adopted new internet terminology
 
user165474
I guess it's because it's at the top of the space it fills, so it's less intrusive than if I were to write %I meant this
 
11:00 PM
"New internet Terminology"
 
there is a certain civilized subset of internet speak, which include afaik, imo, imho, ninja'd, good spelling and grammar and more
 
I personally prefer the TNB way of correcting: s/foo/bar
 
^
Also, ^ is a full sentence, which roughly translates to "Yes, I agree with the message preceding this one"
 
Alternatively, Ans (TI-Basic) or % (Mathematica)
 
user165474
I thought it meant just referring to the message above it by x amount where the referral is '^' * x, so I could say ^^^ I agree
 
user165474
11:02 PM
But that's probably wrong.
 
@ATaco is a verb and it has an implied subject and self-punctuates
 
x{n} means "I agree with the message n messages above this one.
 
never seen that used
 
You can also say, for example, "I agree with ^^^"
 
user165474
Or, your could say "I agree with message 35543701"
 
11:04 PM
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ You have, you just didn't realize what it meant.
 
in that context it is an auxiliary noun
@Pavel that's "it'd be funnier if it was"
or to point out an edit that is of interest
@AlexL. or <reply> I agree
 
user165474
*were
 
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ That is also a use for it, yes.
 
@Pavel from my expeirience that's the main use
 
user165474
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ Yeah, but sometimes the reply points to a message below it (because that totally makes sense...) if the actual reference is very far above it.
 
11:05 PM
Eh...
 
user165474
Wait no, that's only if you use the '@' sign to refer to a user.
 
that is if another user replies to that message
we haven't really created a medium for quickly written text-only communication until the 21st century
or a medium for doing such to total strangers
 
user165474
Now we just use Discord and give up on typing altogether.
 
to a certain extent, it's an art
metaphors, figurative language, careful use of emoticons
all must be employed to communicate sincerely and form a deep connection
Try forming a deep friendship with someone solely through text
note how I capitalized that last one to provide a subtle emphasis and a command-ish attitutde
you must choose, "period or no period?" and "capitalization or no capitalization?". On a short message like "no", it can have a big effect.
 
user165474
I've done that once... I mean, we knew each other from class in Grade 8 but we hardly ever actually talked (in fact we're chatting through Google Hangouts as we speak here on TNB).
 
user165474
11:12 PM
Yeah. Saying "no" can be interpreted in many ways, depending on if you say "no...", "no", "No!", "No.", etc.
 
@AlexL. [off topic] you should suggest moving to discord
:)
having someone who shares ideas is nice
the textual also brings many benefits
 
user165474
Yeah, probably. I actually really don't like Google's design, but it's used so much and also used by my school board so I can't really avoid it. I should suggest moving to discord though.
 
like multiple conversation topics with the same person in parallel
tag an "[off topic]", you can explore that conversational branch now
@AlexL. I've done it with 2 friends, 2/2 moved
 
user165474
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ Nice. 10/10. (binary :P)
 
:P
":L" has no well defined meaning
sources conflict on its meaning
don't use it
 
user165474
11:14 PM
No, I don't think it does.
 
you have several other options
 
I don't think :L has any meaning, well-defined or otherwise.
 
user165474
Everyone overuses lol nowadays... (not literally everyone).
 
Anonymous
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ There are much better descriptions than "cancerous"
 
Anonymous
Please choose one of them
 
11:15 PM
I've seen people use :L
 
user165474
Very much in agreement with Mego.
 
"Abhorrent" is my go-to.
 
@Mego It is not to describe the word, but one already knows the meaning and I'm simply trying to trigger the meaning
 
user165474
Ethan (one of my friends who likes using weird words like "expunge") would like that word @Pavel
 
Anonymous
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ I don't recall inviting you to debate
 
11:16 PM
@Mego I didn't either.
(not trying to argue here)
 
but must you vary your choices
 
Anonymous
Really? Because it really seems like you're trying to argue.
 
Anonymous
1 message moved to Trash
 
user165474
11:17 PM
Realistically, the word "cancerous" is quite offensive when used to describe things that aren't really related to cancer, but it's such a common term now that most people don't even think about it before using it.
 
user165474
Going off-topic here though.
 
cancerous as in it is a virus that spreads in popularity and it harms
 
Cancers aren't viral diseases at all
 
one person uses it, another adopts it as part of their speech without thinking
@Pavel ik, but that's how the word is often used
 
That doesn't change what cancer actually is
 
11:19 PM
[a little off topic] a word is not what the word means on paper
 
user165474
On Wordnik, it says that cancerous can mean "growing to the extent of harm", but I am still in disagreement of the use of it.
 
but how people use it
 
user165474
Not really, though it depends on whether you favor perscriptivism or descriptivism.
 
there are different dialects of the online language
a word might mean different things different places
 
user165474
Neither is necessarily better than the other, but perscriptivism is where everything is as defined and descriptivism is where grammar and the language itself heavily evolves over time, which is what's happening. Nevertheless, I still prefer a different word choice.
 
11:21 PM
"London company hires emoji translator" nods head in dismay
 
user165474
Actually? That's both really funny and really sad...
 
the typical definition of slang:
> Slang consists of a lexicon of non-standard words and phrases in a given language. Use of these words and phrases is typically associated with the subversion of a standard variety (such as Standard English) and is likely to be interpreted by listeners as implying particular attitudes on the part of the speaker.
yes real headline
they should've hired an internet speak documenter
there's tons to do in that field
and it's legitimate
 
user165474
Given how much emojis (emoji? emojis? idk) are used nowadays, I guess it isn't all that surprising.
 
"London company hires translator specializing in a subset of Unicode Code Points when used in particular contexts"
@AlexL. emoticons are a civilized man's emojis
But slang on the internet often expresses body language
 
user165474
I don't really get it: what's the difference between an emoticon and an emoji?
 
11:23 PM
An emoji is one character
 
@AlexL. emoji: colored unicode char
 
And emoticon is inline ascii-art like ಠ_ಠ
 
emoticon: several unicode chars, often made up of punctuation
 
user165474
Very helpful. Thanks.
 
":)" is also emoticon
you have to explicitly acknowledge that you heard someone online
it doesn't happen naturally with a nod and eye contact online
 
user165474
11:24 PM
Everyone seems to exchange them, so I never actually figured it out myself.
 
user165474
Yeah, I agree.
 
not really
@AlexL. (how meta)
 
user165474
Okay, at least, I never saw a clear pattern
 
I use "nod" to do such to indicate I am online and reading messages when someone is saying something over multiple messages and it's a DM
 
user165474
Darn, I have to go now. Read the first character of my last few messages though, you might see where I was trying to go. Nice talking to you though!
 
11:25 PM
I hate it when services expand my emoticons into emojis
@AlexL. ping me when you're online next, we can continue this discussion :)
Talking to and making friendships with intelligent and thoughtful minds online is always nice
(not saying this is an example, but it could be)
a random incident leading to a long term friendship
 
@AlexL. Oh geez
 
"Give you" then what?
(logo of app avery and I are building, phote)
 
I made it
I'm very proud of myself
I'm not the artistic type, I'm bad at drawing
but I messed with my computer long enough to create that (program = sketch)
grappler police bumper
Yes, it's real and they actually sell that. policebumper.com youtube.com/…
 
11:44 PM
Wow, that looks like it belongs in a police chase scene from an action movie
 
It does!
#rejectedfrommaxmaxbecauseitwastooinsane
 
@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ Stop posting random nonsense.
 
Anonymous
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rushes to post a meta question about @noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ's gibberish
 

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