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17:00
Hmm.
They do have seats in the EP.
But not in the Swedish parliament, I believe?
They scored 5% in some election to EU that noone cares about once.
@Cerberus correct
Hey, now. They're actually doing pretty good work in the EP.
@Cerberus A while ago on a random trawl through the Internet, I landed on a page of an Israeli newspaper. After reading the article, I decided to search the paper for references to my own country, out of mild curiosity. It was only then that I discovered that in Israel, Ireland has a reputation as being anti-Israeli. I don't know how justified that reputation is.
@TRiG I thought almost every country in the world had a reputation in I. as being anti-I.? And rightly so.
I. is a "you either love them or hate them" country, and it's usually the latter.
@Cerberus I did not mean it like that, just that not many Swedes cares about the EU thing. Much less than the election for government that not many cares much about either afaik.
17:02
Sure.
Yes: hating the Jews is a world-wide, age-old preöccupation. That doesn’t make it right.
But if they're voting anyway, why not vote for the PP?
@tchrist How can you say that? It is about the actions of the Israelian government. I couldn't care less about their religion.
Think it is an election for EU coming up now, they should get some TV-time then. I can report to you if I notice signs of life.
Haha OK.
@tchrist And then you have those weird fundy Christians in the USA, who manage to "support Israel" and be rabidly anti-Semitic at the same time, I believe.
17:04
Voter turn-out for European elections is always low, but that means those interested in European politics will carry a heavier weight.
@TRiG Those are dangerous nuts.
@TRiG Really? How does that work?
@Cerberus It is very difficult to separate the two.
@tchrist Why? I find it not difficult at all.
@Cerberus The want the State of Israel to exist, because it fits into their weird eschatology, but they don't actually like Jews very much.
17:05
Anti-semitism is now non-existent among the educated, and yet the majority are anti-Israel.
@TRiG Hmm odd.
@Cerberus They want to bring about the end of the world. They believe this can occur only once the Temple of Solomon is rebuilt. But they also disapprove of Jews for not turning into Christians.
Funny...so that must be a small sect?
@Cerberus I’m glad it’s so clear-cut to you. It’s not to me.
Why not?
Because I can’t tell the difference when I see hatred.
17:07
We all have Jewish friends. We don't even notice.
@Cerberus Plenty of prejudices still exist among the educated. They may be less immediately obvious, but they're still there.
Unfortunately true.
Prejudices about Jews? Like what? How does that work?
@Cerberus Anti-Semitism specifically I know little about, but I do know that educated people are not a prejudice-free zone.
Sure.
17:08
But not about Jews, at least not here.
There, it works like that.
Of course orthodox Jews are considered weird, just like orthodox Calvinists or Muslims.
But not most Jews.
It's just not an issue at all.
@Cerberus Orthodox anything are weird.
Watching that video now.
Yeah. So that has nothing to do with it.
@tchrist I seriously wonder why you think educated people in Holland would be anti-Semites.
What gave you that impression?
They are sometimes somewhat anti-Muslim, but not anti-Jew.
In fact, I think most educated Jews here are also against what the Israeli government does.
17:15
@Cerberus If anti-Semitism exists in the culture as a whole, it will exist also in the educated subset of the culture.
@tchrist I agree with his characterisation of primitive, extremist believers, but most believers are neither.
@TRiG Why?
Anti-Semitism is also rare and weak among the lower classes btw. Except among Moroccans, I think. But they're a bit...separate.
17:35
> U.S. authorities are also worried that if Europe establishes strict new data rules, countries in Latin America, the Middle East, Africa and Asia will tend towards the European model, setting a higher global data-protection threshold.

That would leave the United States either having to offer the same protections or lobbying to get countries to adopt its less rigid code of protection, creating an uneven playing field that could dent the competitiveness of U.S. firms.
I find this a bit hard to believe.
@mr.shiny I'm seeing this banner ad now:
Notice the book advertised at the bottom.
17:52
Anaïs
hmmm
it looks wrong over that i
xẍx
ı̈
What the heck are you doing! That's not right!
My friend just called in tears, she has been dumped.
So I'll have to comfort her.
awww, bless
at least she has a shoulder to cry on
I'm playing with . ̈. because it is mean to be a combining diaeresis
it seems to be combining funny
18:13
Yes, it does not always display symmetrically.
Depending on the font and on the browser/OS, probably...
I have to take a shower now, later!
@MattЭллен You’re using the NFD instead of the NFC forms, and many fonts and browsers are bad with dynamic composition.
what are the NFC forms? where can I find them?
i¨ that doesn't look very combining-y
Ramón
18:45
Anaïs
Ana\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER I WITH DIAERESIS}s
The current fonts we’re using here don’t handle combining characters well, so it works better if you can find a precombined version.
There exist for the common combos, but not the uncommon ones.
oh! thanks :)
I'll hunt them out
macbook# perl5.16.0 -E 'say "Even Latin letters are hard without vowels." =~ s/(\S)/$1\N{COMBINING DIAERESIS}/gr'
Ëv̈ën̈ L̈äẗïn̈ l̈ëẗẗër̈s̈ är̈ë ḧär̈d̈ ẅïẗḧöüẗ v̈öẅël̈s̈.̈

macbook# perl5.16.0 -E 'say "Even Latin letters are hard without vowels." =~ s/(\S)/$1\N{COMBINING DIAERESIS}/gr' | nfc
Ëv̈ën̈ L̈äẗïn̈ l̈ëẗẗër̈s̈ är̈ë ḧär̈d̈ ẅïẗḧöüẗ v̈öẅël̈s̈.̈
macbook# perl5.16.0  -E 'say "Even Latin letters are hard without vowels." =~ s/(\S)/$1\N{COMBINING DIAERESIS}/gr'
Ëv̈ën̈ L̈äẗïn̈ l̈ëẗẗër̈s̈ är̈ë ḧär̈d̈ ẅïẗḧöüẗ v̈öẅël̈s̈.̈

macbook# perl5.16.0 -E 'say "Even Latin letters are hard without vowels." =~ s/(\S)/$1\N{COMBINING DIAERESIS}/gr' | nfc
Ëv̈ën̈ L̈äẗïn̈ l̈ëẗẗër̈s̈ är̈ë ḧär̈d̈ ẅïẗḧöüẗ v̈öẅël̈s̈.̈
macbook# perl5.16.0 -E 'say "Even Latin letters are hard without vowels." =~ s/(\S)/$1\N{COMBINING DIAERESIS}/gr' | uniwc
   Paras    Lines    Words   Graphs    Chars    Bytes File
       0        1        7       44       81      118 standard input
macbook# perl5.16.0 -E 'say "Even Latin letters are hard without vowels." =~ s/(\S)/$1\N{COMBINING DIAERESIS}/gr' | nfc | uniwc
   Paras    Lines    Words   Graphs    Chars    Bytes File
       0        1        7       44       58      104 standard input
The number of graphemes doesn’t change.
Look for code points whose names include LATIN and LETTER and WITH.
thanks. emacs tab completion is helping :D
posted on November 24, 2013 by sgdi

There once was a marvellous font Perfect for creating détente It had quite some verve And the shape of its curves Would make readers do just what you want

Á  00C1	LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH ACUTE
á  00E1	LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH ACUTE
À  00C0	LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH GRAVE
à  00E0	LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH GRAVE
Ă  0102	LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH BREVE
ă  0103	LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH BREVE
Ắ  1EAE	LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH BREVE AND ACUTE
ắ  1EAF	LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH BREVE AND ACUTE
Ằ  1EB0	LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH BREVE AND GRAVE
ằ  1EB1	LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH BREVE AND GRAVE
Ẵ  1EB4	LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH BREVE AND TILDE
Just to name a few.
18:58
thanks!
Those are all the ones >= A && < B.
In certain senses.
19:24
A Malinese voter.
If only we could get away with an outfit like that.
I love it.
20:24
who is stopping you?
you is stopping you right?
20:51
bingo
21:03
@JohanLarsson Uhuh.
I'm stopping myself from wearing my bathrobe to work
for now
@JohanLarsson Be a trend setter.
The dude already did it?
I'm just a follower
not even trendy
@JohanLarsson We both know you won't stick to that resolution...
If I have to work on xmas I will do it for sure
21:17
Heh.
or maybe tomorrow, they booked me in meetings even if they know I don't want to meet.
<- afk
@Cerberus A lot of people consider anti-israel to be anti-semitism.
21:31
@Mitch Well, the two can be related, and probably quite often are.
@JohanLarsson Sounds like a good opening speech during the meeting.
"I don't want to meat you people!"
@Mitch That's ridiculous. Do they consider anti-Russia to be anti-eastern-orthodoxism?
@TRiG Why would you think that? That is not at all the case here.
Sure, antisemites will also hate Israel, but not the other way around.
An apple is a fruit, but not the other way around.
but I hate all fruit because of apples. you know what they say "one bad apple..."
That's a terrible joke.
I see we've never met. My name's Matt "all my jokes are terrible" Ellen.
Hello. It's a pleasure.
21:36
Enchanted
(I got annoyed and left.)
fluffs tail
I'm still stuck.
Suddenly my story is really uninteresting to me.
I've moved from the future to the present, avoiding the problem all together!
@KitFox hmmm. what has turned you off it?
I have a notion about what's going on, but no vehicle for my main characters to find out.
21:38
except now I'm stuck trying to think how to get my other set of characters to do anything
@KitFox random escaped prisonner causes panic
So I could shift to Isis, but then it's all "hey, look, revealing plot"!
allows some kind of explanation to unfold
@MattЭллен Hmm. Hmm! HMMM!
OK. That could work. Let me try.
> Nicene shrugged. “Let’s see the rabbits.”
21:40
yay!
I just deleted stuff! On purpose!
Want to sprint? Or are you eating or something?
Oh sugar wafers. brb
@MattЭллен One bad apple, so we throw away all the the Jews, is that it?
@Cerberus that's what we do with infected livestock
we should treat people like livestock, that way I know who I can eat and who I can milk
4
Umm...
Noted.
I'm not sure either
21:43
Or both.
Cheeseburger.
One leads to the other.
Yum.
So wrong, yet so very right.
@KitFox oh! sorry. yes!
Ready?
21:44
yes
Well, let's go! Fifteen minutes.
22:02
about 200 or so
Oh, I forgot to check my word count before I started writing on that scene.
yeah, me too :D
I think I did around 300.
But I wrote a lot in the last little bit.
I think I'd just passed 40500
Yay!
You are getting so close!
22:03
I know! I'm not sure how I'll fit all of it in. I might do a lot of transition between the future and the present
I'm going to make a cup of tea and write some more, provided the children aren't destroying the house.
OK
I'm going to try and reach 41k
How many times have I heard that? "It's so huge, I don't know how I'm going to fit it all in!"
lol
more often than me, that's for sure
It'll probably take me 15 minutes. See how much you can write while I'm gone.
@MattЭллен snerkle
22:05
will do!
I hate nuts in my brownies.
Also, cookies.
I like nuts in my brownies. I'll eat them!
You are a nut.
238
nearly at my quota!
not wth enough time to watch Dr. Who? though
22:20
I thought you were already at your quota.
And you're not allowed to watch The Doctor until I can.
oh, my quota for weekends is 3k per day
@KitFox you're allowed to watch The Doctor
> “I’m Levi.” He smiled in a smug way that made Nicene almost shove him backward down the stairs.
I guess Levi has become my former project lead.
lol
OK. time for me to be off
happy writing, @KitFox!
@MattЭллен Have fun! CU!
22:38
23:01
Spock has a lesbian haircut.
Gf calls it flatlugg
@Cerberus It may be ridiculous but not in the way of comparison to Russian.
@JohanLarsson Isn't it called 'page boy' or 'cereal bowl' haircut?
what does 'flatlugg' mean?
flata = dyke
lugg = the part of your hair that is in your forehead
did not find a translation
23:18
@Mitch How do you mean?
@JohanLarsson Bangs.
In Dutch we call it by the English word "pony", isn't that odd?
Perhaps because ponies often have bangs?
I think Horses in general have them
@Cerberus ty sir
What is lugg related to?
Could it be related to layer? Or log?
no idea, don't know where to look either
I smell weed.
I actually like the smell.
bangs showed up in google translates suggestions but sounded so dumb
23:27
That's English for you.
Bangs, or a fringe (UK and Australian English), is a shaped cutting of the front part of the hair so that it lies over the forehead. Classically it is cut fairly straight at or above the eyebrows, but they can also be ragged or ruffled, spiked up with hair gel, swept to one side or the other, or cut longer to fall over the eyes. Terminology The term bangs originally referred to a hair cut bang-off (straight across at the front). The term fringe refers to the resemblance of the short row of hair to ornamental fringe trim, such as that often found on shawls.It is probably related to ban...
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