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11:00 AM
FRIEND IS CHINESE FOOD, EAT FRIEND
*CRUNCH*
Well that brightened my morning considerably
 
creepers gonna creep
 
@tombull89 WILSON'S WAGON
Just reminds me of Kill Bill
 
11:20 AM
@tombull89 omg that is f uped
You got creepy guys, luring young girls in to a van, using drugs and cannibalism
3
 
Note: as I'm in work (in a school) I've not watched the whole video or listened to any of the song
still, sounds impressive.
 
@tombull89 okay, I couldn't make it to the end of this one. The editing was so bad.
 
It seems reason is not working, (except if I can proof that any and all options are trivial to hack, then maybe). So does anyone know a programming language that results in a deployed result that is not trivially hackable (no reflector/whatever java-decompiler/...)
Reaction of my boss "If I really want to hack insert big bank here I can do so too...
 
11:35 AM
@KevinvanderVelden C++ still valid or not?
 
@Arperum and your reply was not "And if you really want to spend as many millions as they do it can be about as hard"
 
@KevinvanderVelden I was thinking of C++ since I don't know any hacking things immediately.
 
@Arperum C++ would also work no prob.
 
@KevinvanderVelden Ok, so some fancy stupid encryption + C++ it'll be...
 
@Arperum probably still trivially hackable by someone who knows what they are doing :)
 
11:37 AM
This sounds like exactly the wrong way to decide what programming language to use.
 
@KevinvanderVelden True, bbut that requires you to find one of these hackers.
 
@Arperum meh, I'd love to give it a go =p
 
@Sterno I know. I'm very much against the idea of having a program that runs completely local and has to be "secure"
 
You get as much security as you're willing to pay for
I'm also not sure how you put a website on a CD
Assuming it doesn't do completely trivial things
 
@Sterno they also want it to be updatable when you go online
 
11:43 AM
It sounds like they want a cloud app
 
@Sterno that's available when you're offline
 
That's pretty common for a cloud app
 
@Sterno with all data? @Arperum said something about a database as well.
 
With all the data you've pulled to that point, sure.
Obviously you can't get new data
 
@Sterno The things it does are not especially hard see here
 
11:46 AM
@Arperum ... so wait, it's a shop you can use offline? o.o
 
(don't mind the terribleness of that thing, I had tons of unfun making it less terrible then it was. It still is, but way better then before)
@KevinvanderVelden I'd assume the shopping part is left out.
So it's used for looking car things up.
 
The add button doesn't seem to do anything for me. It says it adds something to a list, but I don't know what list or where to view it
But what I've seen of that looks offline-able
if it locally caches data when it is connected
I'm curious why the hell they're so worried about security though for an app that's publicly on the web with no security
 
@Sterno the security is for the database I'd imagine
 
@Sterno I think you can go to the list by clicking that stupid list like symbol in the top-right.
@KevinvanderVelden This.
 
@Arperum It threw an exception, but maybe
@KevinvanderVelden Isn't this just a front end for looking at the data in the DB?
 
11:50 AM
Not that if I really wanted all of their data I couldn't just steal it already...
@Sterno fancy.
 
@Arperum if they really want to secure the DB use sqlcipher.net as a database or something
 
@Sterno Cannot reproduce based on the info you gave me.
@KevinvanderVelden Thanks for this info!
 
@Arperum course, the REAL issue is not leaking the key.
 
@KevinvanderVelden Shush, that key has to be hardcoded somewhere in the app of course... so that's why I need a language that can not be decompiled in seconds.
 
But if they really want to do this I'd get a simple minimal OSS webserver implementation that serves HTTP files (if needed build into the .exe itself) and a minimal JSON api to the database
 
11:53 AM
 
Surprise! The 50th starts NOW! The Night Of The Doctor on iPlayer in less than an hour. Speak to no one till you've see it! RUN!
 
@BESW WANT WANT WANT
 
50th?
 
@Sterno anniversary
 
@Sterno 50th anniversary of Doctor Who; it started in 1963.
For the 50th, they've produced an extra-special episode.
 
11:54 AM
How can a 50th anniversary be a surprise? Isn't it kind of telegraphed 50 years in advance?
 
@Sterno Fancy! you can see the terribleness of the code in that thing. Because htmlcode in your codebehind is a brilliant plan.
 
@BESW wat
 
@Sterno It was scheduled to be released ten days from now.
 
@Sterno well, the surprise is that the 50th anniversary episode is available then
@Arperum also visual basic~
 
I still need to slog through the tail end of last season
I pretty much stopped watching after that Statue of Liberty episode
 
11:55 AM
@KevinvanderVelden Yes, I hate hate HATE the guy who made that and then left me with the mess.
 
@Sterno There's been a whole season since then...
And sadly, Moffat did a bang-up job getting us uninvested in the new companion.
 
@Sterno What's Sterno redacting I wonder?
 
My name, even though I've said it here before and it's pretty easy to find
 
@Sterno eh
 
@KevinvanderVelden Also: not-compiled, just .vb files on the server, no .dll or anything. He got .vb files this time, so that's something, better then fucking runat="server"-script tags as in some of his other "work".
 
11:57 AM
@fredley MLP slash fic
 
@BESW ?
No there hasn't.
Or the thing you're talking about is exactly what I'm saying I still need to see.
 
You have your name on a chrome bookmark in case you forget it?
 
Perhaps.
 
I need to see what Wikipedia refers to as "Series 7 Part 2"
 
@TZHX he is old
 
11:58 AM
Oh, right. They "split the season" for... I'm not sure why.
 
@KevinvanderVelden Sternold
 
Maybe so you can't buy the last of the Ponds without getting Clara too.
 
@TZHX It says "My Name -> Log In" and is the default title for the window that I was too lazy to ever change on the bookmark
 
@Sterno Short name is short.
 
I just clicked it and it apparently doesn't work anymore, so there's that, too
@fredley Your "hide comment" script is also on my bookmarks, making you an instant internet celebrity
 
12:01 PM
@KevinvanderVelden quite
Spot the difference
 
@fredley right, nevermind
Nice shop =p
 
@fredley Font is not perfect, but close enough though.
 
@Arperum Yeah, I'm on a Mac, so I can't replicate Windows' anti-aliasing
 
@KevinvanderVelden Thanks for that SQLCipher thing, thats a keeper!
 
The infographic no one needed!
Thanks, Wikipedia!
 
12:07 PM
@Sterno Nobody needs infographics
 
@Sterno best infographic ever
 
wtf
 
I also like that they chose a shade of blue for everything, just to make it hard to tell what the hell anything is
 
also, my country is too small to see it :/
 
"Is that dark blue, or darker blue? Hrm"
 
12:07 PM
is Doctor Who really that popular to have cinemas playing an episode of it?
 
My country is lost in a jpeg artifact >.>
4
 
Yeah, my local cinema is showing it at time of broadcast, an hour afterwards, and one the next day too
 
Ffs. We're taxed for them to produce this crap. They should just become an independent company if they're so successful.
 
"Man, I really wish I had a chart showing everywhere that The Day of the Doctor will be shown simultaneously, and in which format, so that I can best choose which country to watch it in... OMG, here it is! Thanks Wikipedia!"
 
12:10 PM
@TZHX You don't have to pay the TV license fee if you don't want to.
 
@Sterno: best country to watch it in is obviously the UK
 
@JourneymanGeek Citation needed.
 
@Sterno: your face
;p
 
@fredley well, you do if you want to watch TV.
 
@TZHX Well yes. But it's the best value content subscription in the world, and I'm happy to pay it.
 
12:11 PM
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Q: Where are all the hidden drawings in Cut The Rope?

Denilson SáThere are 19 hidden Om Nom drawings in Cut The Rope game (for both iOS and Android). Where are they found? Related question: Where are all the pictures in Professor's Album in Cut the rope: Experiments?

 
Do what every other self-respecting citizen does and pirate it off the web.
 
@Sterno: ARR!
 
I get some of the best TV in the World, some of the best radio and some of the best news, all ad-free.
 
@fredley you and I have different ideas of value, then. For the one show I watch on BBC channels, I don't think £145 a year is worth not having adverts.
 
@TZHX I hardly ever actually watch TV, but I iPlayer a lot, and listen to a lot of BBC radio, and read BBC News daily.
 
12:13 PM
BBC News doesn't necessitate a TV license.
Not sure if iPlayer does.
 
@TZHX Only if you watch live
 
Fairly certain radio doesn't.
 
@TZHX Only watching TV live requires a tv license
 
Yeh, that's what I though.
*thought
 
Therefore it's easy to get out of paying if you don't actually watch live tv
 
12:15 PM
doesn't matter if you watch BBC channels or not, any TV channel you watch you need to pay for shitty low-quality sci fi shows and soap operas.
 
I fully support @fredley's money going towards a show I get to watch for free.
 
It's not a tax...
 
It pretty much is.
In the same way as road tax is a tax.
Or tax on petrol is a tax.
 
@TZHX I don't own a car, so I don't pay these. Also we don't have road tax, we have emissions tax.
Which is why I may ride my bike around (or drive an electric car) without paying it
 
@fredley of course we do. I hear people all the time talking about emissions tax. no one calls it road tax at all.
@fredley and that was my point, it's still a "tax" even if not 100% of people need to pay it.
 
12:18 PM
@TZHX As a cyclist who gets berated for 'not paying road tax', I wish more people knew how they are taxed.
 
@fredley They're really berating you because you're a cyclist, not because you're not paying a road tax.
Drivers hate them some cyclists!
 
@Sterno I know, but they're argument is still wrong.
 
@Sterno: as do pedestrians
 
@Sterno Cyclists also hate them some cyclists. Basically cyclists who break traffic laws spoil it for everyone.
 
/me isn't too fond of local cyclists. A lot of them act like they own the sidewalks, or ride on the semi-expressway where there's heavy traffic as a pretty big pacl
 
12:20 PM
The only cyclists I hate are the ones who specifically organize to all gather together and pack the streets and ride slowly through a city, disrupting and slowing all traffic, as some sort of "cyclist awareness" raising thing
Those guys are douchebags who are having the opposite effect they intend.
 
10 points per cyclist, mow them all down
"gouranga" appears across the middle of your vision if you hit 10 in a row
 
Okay, I also hate cyclists who ride the wrong way down one-way streets because "Hey, I'm a cyclist, so I can do that"
And @fredley. I hate @fredley.
 
@Sterno Cyclists who break traffic laws spoil it for everyone.
 
@Sterno: I hate people who are intolerant of other people and @fredley
 
@Sterno Aaaaw, I hate you too
 
12:23 PM
@JourneymanGeek I hate people who hate people who hate @fredley!
 
@JourneymanGeek Needs at least one more comma
 
@fredley: I do wish we'd give them their own lanes
 
Time to get ready for work.
 
(and crush bicycles whose owners break the rules right in front of them)
 
@JourneymanGeek Yes, this is the ideal.
 
12:23 PM
I was woken up this morning by somebody offering me an interview for a 3rd line/bug fixing role
 
@JourneymanGeek This is also ideal.
 
I tried to explain to them that my C# abilities were barely existent but I have an interview for Monday anyway
 
@kalina are you going to be a dev? :o
 
@kalina Overqualified...
 
@KevinvanderVelden more likely the company's novelty employee to demonstrate that they care about equality
"hey look, we have a female doing coding stuff, she even has a pony on her desk, see..."
 
12:25 PM
@kalina right, it's the 21th century, can we get rid of misogyny now?
 
@KevinvanderVelden when equality is actually a thing, rather than a subject that gets discussed
 
@KevinvanderVelden haha. yeah. right - metro.co.uk/2013/11/13/…
 
@tombull89 yeah I saw that today :(
 
Oct 18 at 10:48, by fredley
@5pike "Positive discrimination" is still discrimination, still worsens the problem
 
@fredley while two wrongs don't make a right, shifting chance one way (misogyny) and then the other way ("positive discrimination") can approach equality
 
12:28 PM
@KevinvanderVelden It breeds resentment: "She only got the job because she's a woman"
Which makes the misogyny worse, which means you have to calibrate your positive discriminatatron even further
 
at least @fredley gets it
I imagine it must be a really hard subject for most guys to understand
 
Also, if you have a team consisting of men and women who have been hired due to 'positive discrimination', you have a team with a load of women who may be (and certainly will be treated as) inferior to the men. Not good.
Positive discrimination is a way of treating the symptoms of the problem, while making the problem worse.
 
still, it's paying basically what I was on at the last place
which is still a pretty decent wage for somebody my age
it is one hell of a journey every day though, so I'm going to have to get a new car
 
@StrixVaria Remember when D3 is getting a Ladder?
 
@kalina Or rent somewhere closer?
 
12:34 PM
@LessPop_MoreFizz I have no reflexive nerd/gamer hate for apple, just an impulsive hate for most apple users
@fredley too soon, don't have the capital
 
@fredley hmm true, I've been unable to find any studies on whether it actually works or not.
 
and while if I get this job I will be complaining about the journey constantly for the next period of time
living here is basically free
and that's good for finances
@TZHX radio is included in the TV license, I'm not sure if there is a requirement to get a TV license to listen to live radio though
 
we used to, when we had a radio/tv licence
 
@kalina I'd imagine that would be hard to manage? Unless you mean radio over the wire rather than wireless radio
 
@kalina There isn't
 
12:38 PM
@kalina "yes but what about brony discrimination?"
 
@KevinvanderVelden the BBC just assume everybody uses their service and mailbombs the entire country for TV licenses
@KevinvanderVelden even better, if you ignore them, they send a van to sit outside your house to work out if you're using their services
 
@fredley This is why I don't like it when 40% of politicians must be women
 
@KevinvanderVelden and if you still ignore them, they send you letters accusing you of being a criminal and threatening legal action
 
@kalina I'm imagining them dropping pamphlets from air planes.
 
@KevinvanderVelden if you phone them up and tell them that you don't use any of their services, they require somebody to come and visit your house and go through all of your electronics
@KevinvanderVelden if they don't understand any of the electronics they see, they send another person around to do more checking
@KevinvanderVelden all the while they're still sending you threatening letters demanding money
 
12:40 PM
@kalina so what about things that could get TV like tablets or consoles? Or is it only for live tv?
 
@kalina o.o so besides having a prince who is advocating homeopathy you have THAT
 
Oh and, if at any point you say the words "I don't watch live TV because the BBC is shit", they take it like you're committing an act of treason and look at you with disgust
 
Somehow this is worse.
 
@kalina: actually they can't demand to be let in
 
@JourneymanGeek If you refuse them entry, they keep sending you threatening letters
 
12:41 PM
@kalina make paper planes for the next person to come by?
 
The last time I dealt with them, I phoned them up, told them not to send me more letters, told them it's a waste of my time to send somebody around because all of their field inspectors are incompetent and wouldn't be able to understand my setup
They proceeded to send somebody around on four separate occasions, and then resumed sending me threatening letters
the BBC spend more of the license money they get on chasing after the 5% of the country that don't pay than they do on making new TV shows
the worst of it is, the TV license is considered a tax
so you get in serious trouble if you do watch TV but don't pay for the license
 
@3ventic Wat
How does that even work
politicians are elected
 
@fredley Politicians are elected, but 40% must be women
 
@3ventic wat
 
@KevinvanderVelden coming back to this for a second, if you type "women should " or "women shouldn't " into google and let it autosuggest, you get things like "women should stay at home" and "women shouldn't drive" and "women should not vote"
 
12:46 PM
@fredley I guess they pick the top voted men and the top voted women separately, then take as many as needed from each pool
 
@3ventic This is so much bullshit, but sadly true.
 
since autosuggest is based off actual searches, I put it to you that regardless of it being the 21st century, men are still the cause of the problems
 
@kalina yes, let us get rid of misogyny :(
 
TypeError: __init__() takes at least 3 arguments (3 given)
 
@fredley Decembeaver
 
12:47 PM
Python. Tu quoque.
 
@badp I... how do you have call _init with arguments?
I'm not good at python or anything but I thought it was autocalled with 0 arguments?
 
@KevinvanderVelden no
 
Hello everyone. I would like to create a question related to game 7 Days to Die, but when I tried to create this question with new tag "7-days-to-die" I got information I need 300 rep points (I have 256 so far). I wonder... is this possible to ask if someone could create this tag for me?
 
@Lucas put a random tag on it and we'll edit it in afterwards
 
@kalina see, I'm not even going to reply to such questions anymore, I'll always get ninja-ed
 
12:49 PM
@kalina Decembush
 
When you build an object (x = MyAwesomeClass(foo, bar)) then __init__ gets all the arguments you pass the constructor, plus the object itself (def __init__(self, foo, bar))
 
But I will get negative reputation, probably, for giving incorrect tag. I was seeing such situation before.
 
@Lucas post it, link it in here straight away
we don't "create" tags, the only way to "create" a tag is to add it to a question
since there is no question to add it to
we can't add it
 
@badp ooh wait, init was the constructor?
 
Yes.
 
12:50 PM
you need to post the question first
 
What I did is define def __init__(foo, bar, spam=egg) then call it as MyAwesomeClass(foo, spam=egg)
so it needs 3 (including the implicit one), I gave it 3 (including the implicit one), and I didn't give it enough
 
*args, **kwargs
 
yay computers
 
@Lucas and it was edited before you posted into chat =p
@kalina is pretty damn fast
 
12:51 PM
Wow, thank you very much.
 
-1
Q: How does protoss breed?

iberIs there any information about how do they "do" that? In SC2: Heart of The Swarm we could see Protoss women. So they should breed similar to terran species.

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Q: What determines enemies respawn in 7 Days to Die?

LucasI barricaded all the entrances in a house at the farm for a night and I thought I'm safe, but zombie dog respawned somewhere, probably in house or jumped through a window. So before I will plan anything more I would like to ask about how to avoid such nasty situations. How to determine places whe...

 
happens
 
@Lazers yeah scifi.se style questions :(
 
@KevinvanderVelden it's a lore question that (might) be answered in the game lore?
if it isn't answered in the game lore, it's off topic
 
@fredley a) if it were emissions tax, surely motorbikes should pay less than smart cars? b) as someone whose primary means of transport is walking, I wish more cyclists knew what red lights meant, and made a decision either to be road users or pavement users. (sorry for delayed response)
 
12:58 PM
@TZHX I don't know about bikes, I thought they didn't pay much. Also yes, cyclists who cycle through red lights piss me off too.
Although I have to cycle through some stupid intersections where cyclists have a light but pedestrians don't, which is just stupid.
 
@TZHX cyclists who go through red lights are fair game to run over
 
@kalina I'm not sure those vans really exist? They generally just send round hired goons to threaten people in my experience.
 

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