00:09.36 | Lone_Wanderer | ~pastebin |
00:10.06 | jbot | pastebin is probably a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca, or http://channels.debian.net/paste, or http://rafb.net/paste/, or http://pastebin.com is usually painfully too slow and unresponsive to use, use one of the other pastebin sites, or dpaste.com is a very nice pastebin as well |
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14:26.59 | optikal | For CSS peoples... http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2007/05/01/reset-reloaded/ |
14:27.00 | optikal | FYI, its muuch better than Yahoo's one |
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14:42.07 | wps | meyer's website is awful |
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15:31.30 | mgeary | has anyone here ever tried to make a self-extracting zip file with PHP? |
15:47.08 | thebigdog | nope |
15:47.45 | mgeary | well fat lot o' good you are |
15:49.32 | PoeticIntensity | ~buy mgeary a self-extracting zip file |
15:49.34 | jbot | ACTION goes to S-Mart and gets a dozen a self-extracting zip files for mgeary |
15:49.39 | mgeary | woot |
15:49.47 | PoeticIntensity | ;-) |
15:50.00 | mgeary | i've gotta change the handling of that ~buy action. it's too hard to make work |
15:50.24 | mgeary | the whole "dozen" thing making it plural is cumbersome |
15:51.12 | thebigdog | ~boot mgeary |
15:51.14 | jbot | ACTION inconspicously shuffles over to get a straight line across mgeary to the window above the dumpster, takes aim, and punts mgeary out to where he belongs! |
15:51.29 | thebigdog | ty jbot |
15:51.30 | PoeticIntensity | woah. |
15:51.35 | PoeticIntensity | such violence. |
15:51.38 | PoeticIntensity | is it really necessary? |
15:51.39 | thebigdog | ggggggggggggggggggggooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll |
15:51.48 | PoeticIntensity | LOL |
15:51.59 | PoeticIntensity | I see you've been in South America before, eh', thebigdog ? |
15:52.07 | thebigdog | yes |
15:52.18 | PoeticIntensity | the whole "goal" thing is freakin' crazy... |
15:52.26 | PoeticIntensity | I was there during the '94 Copa Mundial. |
15:52.30 | PoeticIntensity | in-freaking-sane. |
15:52.35 | thebigdog | yeah...ive seen some big standiums down there |
15:52.45 | PoeticIntensity | people go NUTS for futbol. |
15:52.56 | PoeticIntensity | way more crazy than we are for baseball. |
15:53.02 | thebigdog | ive been in cities that close down for the games |
15:53.08 | PoeticIntensity | pretty much. |
15:53.30 | PoeticIntensity | nobody goes anywhere..... TVs are glowin' and people are rantin' 'n' ravin'. |
15:53.51 | PoeticIntensity | heck.... We were walkin' around, and people couldn't care less about us being in their home with them. |
15:54.01 | PoeticIntensity | We could have robbed them dry - as long as we didn't touch the TV. |
15:54.26 | PoeticIntensity | goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallllllllllll! |
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16:16.07 | mgeary | anyone know if there's a(n easy) way to include high-ascii characters in a plaintext email? |
16:16.17 | mgeary | specifically the © symbol |
16:22.57 | Lone_Wanderer | are there soccer games going on? |
16:27.39 | tierra | mgeary: I'd imagine it just takes using the right character encoding |
16:35.55 | macnewbold | mgeary: if you could put them in, you'd probably get varied results with them in different mail readers. A lot of places will say (c) instead or Copyright. Or you could try © and hope their mail reader interprets the html |
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16:37.21 | Lone_Wanderer | http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/online_communities.png - superbly awesome |
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16:52.03 | Utah_Dave | hey you css/designer pros, what do you think of this? |
16:52.04 | Utah_Dave | http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2007/05/01/reset-reloaded/ |
16:52.31 | Utah_Dave | Do you think resetting all those CSS defaults is useful? |
16:55.25 | wps | I don't |
16:55.33 | tierra | 08:26 <+optikal> For CSS peoples... http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2007/05/01/reset-reloaded/ cycokilr |
16:55.36 | tierra | 08:26 <+optikal> FYI, its muuch better than Yahoo's one |
16:55.43 | wps | what are they trying to achieve? |
16:55.53 | wps | what's the problem that they are trying to fix with that? |
16:55.58 | optikal | Utah_Dave: Its very useful. |
16:56.09 | optikal | wps: Crossbrowser/platform compatabilities. |
16:56.12 | tierra | wps: it's so you don't confuse default styles between browsers |
16:56.29 | synic | tierra: /nicklist off |
16:56.40 | optikal | Very important when you must ensure you site looks identical on all browsers/platforms |
16:56.55 | tierra | synic: I know, I've got a binding for it too, but I forget to hit it before C&P |
16:57.25 | wps | I guess I'd rather make a few adjustments for the quirks then set everything to zero and have to manually build it all back out |
16:57.27 | wps | what a pain in the butt |
16:57.31 | wps | defaults are there for a reason |
16:58.20 | tierra | wps: that style in particular aims to not just reset everything to zero, but to compromise on a single default setting |
16:58.45 | tierra | http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2007/04/18/reset-reasoning/ |
16:58.51 | optikal | whereas I'd much rather specify values for my css attributes and know that those, and only those are applied to my elements and that every browser will determine it the same way.. I don't have to go through the site and look at everything in 10 different browsers and scan the site with a fine tooth comb |
17:00.21 | macnewbold | some of the incompatibilities come from different _interpretations_ of the css settings rather than different settings though, especially with MSIE, which can't seem to understand how width and height should be measured relative to padding, borders, and margins |
17:00.59 | optikal | macnewbold: hehe, got to love their box model |
17:01.14 | optikal | But yeah, CSS is definitely a crazy game.. the reset is just one thing that makes my life easier. |
17:01.28 | optikal | Keeping in mind all the browsers quirks/bugs/interpretations is always fun hehe |
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21:55.00 | Lone_Wanderer | Wow, is anyone still here? |
21:55.21 | mgeary_ | me |
21:58.21 | _psychic_ | ? |
21:58.38 | beandog | nope. |
21:58.59 | Lone_Wanderer | I was going to vent about my co-worker, but I found someone else to vent to who's not a potential future employee ;) |
21:59.14 | beandog | Its not me is it? |
21:59.20 | beandog | I put on deodorant today. |
21:59.32 | beandog | and I like dogs. |
21:59.36 | beandog | How could anyone not like me? |
21:59.49 | Lone_Wanderer | No, it's the person who sits behind and to the left of me. |
22:00.10 | Lone_Wanderer | Who is an English major and just told me to tweak some JavaScript code to do something server side. |
22:00.14 | beandog | oh, well as long as its not me I can sleep at night |
22:00.15 | Lone_Wanderer | lol, Jason did you just get up to see who sits there? |
22:00.33 | Lone_Wanderer | As soon as I typed that I see Jason's head pop in real quick. |
22:00.57 | beandog | lol |
22:02.52 | Lone_Wanderer | It's just annoying to be told to do something, and then when I do exactly what I was told, to be told that it's all wrong. |
22:03.56 | beandog | hmm |
22:03.58 | beandog | sorry man |
22:09.10 | Lone_Wanderer | She just told me to use javascript code on the server. |
22:12.49 | bradym | good luck with that ;) |
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22:21.03 | mgeary_ | so, no one here remembers LiveWire? |
22:21.10 | Lone_Wanderer | The name sounds familiar |
22:21.11 | mgeary_ | it was from Netscape. Serverside Javascript |
22:21.14 | Lone_Wanderer | but I can't place its face. |
22:21.50 | mgeary_ | is this the same person you had that email exchange with regarding your email validation? |
22:22.07 | Lone_Wanderer | This is the exact same issue, in fact. |
22:22.25 | Lone_Wanderer | She finally said "Well, they have a popup on this other form that validates the email, just use that." So I did. |
22:23.02 | Lone_Wanderer | And today she comes back saying "Why do you have a popup checking their email, but the other field's errors show up when the page reloads? You need to have the interface be consistent." |
22:31.51 | tierra | technically speaking, you should always have server side validation whether you have client side validation or not, and just add client-side validation when you want to avoid page reloads, responsiveness, and just overall more convenient checking |
22:32.01 | beandog | javascript validation is useless |
22:32.01 | Lone_Wanderer | Indeed. |
22:32.11 | beandog | javascript is worthless |
22:32.14 | beandog | were all gonna die! |
22:32.35 | mgeary_ | not *worthless* |
22:32.38 | Lone_Wanderer | However, the details of our contract with the customer in question precludes the use of our standard email validation code, and I didn't (until just now) have permission to develop a new one. |
22:32.47 | Lone_Wanderer | with razor blades in the candy, right? |
22:33.06 | Lone_Wanderer | Or botulism toxin? |
22:33.22 | mgeary_ | i'd guess that 90+% of all validation actually happens in javascript. it's just foolish to *rely* on JS for validation. that's one thing i like about QuickForm. it gives you client-side and server-side with one rule |
22:34.37 | Lone_Wanderer | Is QuickForm the PEAR class? |
22:34.40 | mgeary_ | yep |
22:34.49 | beandog | pear++ |
22:35.27 | Lone_Wanderer | I've used that before, it was pretty awesome at the time. |
22:35.46 | Lone_Wanderer | And I can only imagine that it's become significantly more awesome in the interim. I should re-look at it. |
22:35.50 | mgeary_ | yeah. QF2 is supposedly ready, but there are no docs on it, so i'm staying with QF1 for now |
22:36.09 | Lone_Wanderer | I was just thinking the other day that we need some kind of easy form-creation thing here, because creating and validating forms is a good portion of my work. |
22:36.10 | mgeary_ | i've been through several trenches with QF, so if you encounter issues, bring them here |
22:36.17 | Lone_Wanderer | excellent, thanks |
22:36.51 | mgeary_ | i've actually got a mini-framework that integrates pretty seamlessly with QuickForm |
22:36.59 | Lone_Wanderer | awesome |
22:37.00 | mgeary_ | has built-in ActiveRecords |
22:37.00 | beandog | Lone_Wanderer: Ive got one I wrote |
22:37.07 | beandog | not as cool as mgeary_'s |
22:37.17 | beandog | but I can show you my class if you like |
22:37.25 | beandog | it makes it extremely simple to do just that. |
22:38.34 | Lone_Wanderer | that'd be great |
22:38.52 | Lone_Wanderer | I've been thinking that Code Greene needs to have some kind of standard library |
22:39.04 | Lone_Wanderer | that people can add to and/or document when there's downtime |
22:39.19 | Lone_Wanderer | because there's a lot of good code in our various projects, but it's not collected anywhere |
22:41.02 | beandog | toties |
22:41.05 | beandog | and we need to use svn! |
22:41.06 | beandog | :D |
22:41.12 | Lone_Wanderer | Why svn? |
22:41.25 | Lone_Wanderer | I guess the revision history would be nice. |
22:41.27 | mgeary_ | svn++ |
22:41.30 | Lone_Wanderer | And rolling back stuff would be heaven. |
22:41.30 | beandog | uh, because thats what I know best? |
22:41.34 | beandog | and its better than CVS |
22:41.40 | Lone_Wanderer | Maybe I should use svn on my own machine. |
22:41.45 | beandog | and trac rules the world |
22:41.49 | Lone_Wanderer | You can do it on your own, right? |
22:41.53 | mgeary_ | yep |
22:41.56 | beandog | yah |
22:42.06 | mgeary_ | here's a hot tip: Dreamhost offers 300GB hosting and svn hosting |
22:42.09 | Lone_Wanderer | Just install it on Tahiti and use it yourself, and other people could keep doing their thing? Or would that break horribly? |
22:42.14 | beandog | woots! |
22:42.20 | beandog | mgeary_: only if you use postgres though |
22:42.25 | beandog | I have my standards, yanno. |
22:42.27 | mgeary_ | you could show me the error of my ways |
22:42.34 | beandog | Not that we don't here, so I dunno how that one worked out |
22:42.47 | beandog | er, not that we do |
22:42.59 | beandog | Lone_Wanderer: you can easily do it per project |
22:43.09 | beandog | or per directory |
22:43.16 | Lone_Wanderer | cool |
22:43.18 | beandog | as in, directory <--> project |
22:43.21 | Lone_Wanderer | right |
22:43.28 | mgeary_ | anyway, this Dreamhost account: 300 GB for a year for THIRTY bucks! |
22:43.31 | mgeary_ | beat that! |
22:43.33 | beandog | mgeary_: really? |
22:43.34 | beandog | nice. |
22:43.38 | mgeary_ | yep |
22:43.42 | beandog | :D |
22:43.44 | beandog | $30/mo |
22:43.45 | mgeary_ | plus, they give you a gig every week |
22:43.51 | Lone_Wanderer | beandog: where? |
22:43.51 | mgeary_ | beandog: really? $30 for a colo? |
22:43.55 | Lone_Wanderer | I've been thinking about getting a colo |
22:43.58 | mgeary_ | we're paying $130/mo |
22:44.00 | beandog | http://serverpronto.com/ |
22:44.04 | beandog | Its an Athlon though |
22:44.06 | Lone_Wanderer | What does xmission charge? |
22:44.10 | beandog | but its the speediest little Athlon I've ever seen. |
22:44.15 | beandog | They give you the box + the colo |
22:44.21 | Lone_Wanderer | Oh, you don't get to have control over the hardware? |
22:44.27 | beandog | No, but who cares. |
22:44.32 | mgeary_ | so it's not really colo |
22:44.34 | mgeary_ | it's a dedicated server |
22:44.37 | Lone_Wanderer | well that's the point of colo |
22:44.41 | beandog | yah |
22:44.42 | beandog | whatever. |
22:44.43 | Lone_Wanderer | that you can do what you want with the hardware |
22:44.44 | beandog | jerks. |
22:44.45 | mgeary_ | heh |
22:44.47 | beandog | I'm happy. :) |
22:44.50 | mgeary_ | beandog: do you get root access? |
22:44.59 | beandog | mgeary_: yah |
22:45.06 | beandog | Its like a VFS |
22:45.12 | beandog | except you get a *real* server |
22:45.13 | mgeary_ | VPS? |
22:45.14 | beandog | and its cheaper. |
22:45.19 | mgeary_ | yeah, that's a great price |
22:45.23 | beandog | :) |
22:45.25 | beandog | Yah |
22:45.26 | mgeary_ | i'll have to remember that |
22:45.29 | beandog | im running wonkabar.org on it |
22:45.32 | beandog | and spaceparanoids.org |
22:45.33 | beandog | and nephi.org |
22:45.37 | beandog | They put Gentoo on there |
22:45.39 | beandog | whee! |
22:45.46 | beandog | They can image about a dozen linux os's for me |
22:45.49 | beandog | er, you. |
22:52.31 | beandog | mgeary_, Lone_Wanderer : http://wonkabar.org/archives/242 |
22:52.35 | beandog | my initial setup |
22:53.12 | beandog | http://spaceparanoids.org/phpsysinfo/ |
22:53.48 | Lone_Wanderer | I just had the weirdest idea ever |
22:54.00 | Lone_Wanderer | could you run two OS's on a single machine at the same time? |
22:54.06 | beandog | sure |
22:54.08 | beandog | its called ... |
22:54.09 | beandog | something. |
22:54.16 | beandog | Thats how VPS's work |
22:54.17 | Lone_Wanderer | Not dual booting. |
22:54.19 | beandog | user mode linux. |
22:54.20 | beandog | I know. |
22:54.41 | thebigdog | UML is what many refer it as |
22:55.05 | beandog | there ya go |
22:55.08 | beandog | thebigdog++ |
22:55.11 | Lone_Wanderer | But that's a single OS that sets up VM's and "hosts" the other OS's, isn't it? |
22:55.56 | thebigdog | yes there is an os underneath that manages the uml |
22:56.15 | Lone_Wanderer | Yeah, what I mean is having two OS's run simultaneously, both sharing direct access to the hardware. |
22:56.39 | Lone_Wanderer | I don't think it's possible with the BIOS's that are available. |
22:56.49 | thebigdog | you have uml in the middle |
22:57.05 | thebigdog | that manages the direct access from the os'es |
22:57.06 | thebigdog | like vmware |
22:57.20 | Lone_Wanderer | Right, but that's one OS managing two others. |
22:57.35 | thebigdog | yes one os will run all the others |
22:57.40 | Lone_Wanderer | I'm talking two OS's running at the same level with nothing between or below them. |
22:58.00 | thebigdog | that would not work |
22:58.12 | Lone_Wanderer | Not given available BIOS's. |
22:58.17 | Lone_Wanderer | You could make it work. |
22:58.36 | thebigdog | that would be extremely complicated |
22:58.41 | Lone_Wanderer | Yeah it would. |
22:58.45 | thebigdog | imagine the interrupts alone would kill you |
22:58.46 | Lone_Wanderer | But it'd be Extremely Awesome too. |
22:58.58 | thebigdog | if you think so |
22:58.59 | beandog | you can run near native speeds with vmware anyway |
22:59.08 | Lone_Wanderer | The Awesome factor increases linearly with the Difficulty. |
22:59.28 | Lone_Wanderer | That's not the point! :{ |
22:59.42 | thebigdog | i would rather have a monitor that could handle multiple computers without switching the screen |
22:59.51 | Lone_Wanderer | That'd be cool too! |
23:00.23 | beandog | KVMs are fun. |
23:00.24 | thebigdog | i have seen computers that run two of everything |
23:01.00 | thebigdog | beandog, but imagine the monitor as the widget master and then you can have widgets from different computers |
23:01.20 | thebigdog | kinda like ssh x11 but way cooler |
23:01.23 | beandog | ah |
23:01.24 | beandog | gotcha. |
23:01.37 | beandog | I like Xnest a little better, actually. |
23:01.49 | thebigdog | yeah but take that a step further |
23:02.10 | beandog | hwo much does a decent widescreen one cost anyway |
23:02.41 | thebigdog | you can get a good 19" for pretty good price |
23:03.00 | beandog | hmm |
23:03.01 | beandog | youre right. |
23:03.14 | mgeary_ | i got a 22" for less than $300 in January |
23:03.15 | thebigdog | you could probably get a 20" for decent too |
23:03.22 | mgeary_ | i actually got 4 of them (for work) |
23:03.26 | thebigdog | i need a new one |
23:03.47 | _psychic_ | I got a free 17" yesterday. :) |
23:03.47 | beandog | I should check craigslist |
23:03.56 | _psychic_ | freecycle |
23:04.10 | beandog | bah. |
23:05.09 | thebigdog | http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824116075 |
23:05.14 | thebigdog | 20" wide |
23:05.18 | thebigdog | i like viewsonic |
23:05.43 | beandog | me too |
23:05.46 | mgeary_ | these acers have worked out great |
23:06.04 | thebigdog | mgeary_, have any issues at all with them? |
23:06.08 | mgeary_ | nope |
23:06.17 | mgeary_ | they've gotten fabulous reviews, too |
23:07.08 | thebigdog | man i might pick up that viewsonic tonight |
23:07.16 | mgeary_ | http://www.amazon.com/Acer-AL2216Wbd-22-LCD-Monitor/dp/B000HAR8UI/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/002-5839359-3060055?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1178147192&sr=8-2 |
23:07.18 | thebigdog | i wonder what the wife will say if i just get it |
23:07.19 | beandog | Im really tempted, too |
23:07.21 | beandog | thanks for the link |
23:07.27 | thebigdog | np |
23:07.30 | thebigdog | i thought they would be more |
23:07.31 | Lone_Wanderer | It depends on whether Kristy will agree to date me or not. |
23:07.40 | beandog | I like how prices are coming down |
23:07.41 | thebigdog | mgeary_, great link |
23:07.41 | beandog | very nice |
23:07.47 | mgeary_ | yep |
23:07.59 | thebigdog | 22" that is nice |
23:08.04 | mgeary_ | i've found them for much cheaper than amazon |
23:08.15 | beandog | Lone_Wanderer: what size are ours, do you know? |
23:08.32 | Lone_Wanderer | No clue. |
23:08.56 | Lone_Wanderer | But I really like them. |
23:09.01 | beandog | btw, anyone wanna buy an amd64? |
23:09.04 | beandog | I have like three I'm not using at home. |
23:09.10 | thebigdog | http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824116076 |
23:09.10 | beandog | or at least one. |
23:09.34 | Lone_Wanderer | beandog: is it just the processor, or... what all comes with it? |
23:09.40 | Lone_Wanderer | I'm considering building a new computer. |
23:09.41 | beandog | decked out, baby |
23:09.50 | Lone_Wanderer | Hmm. What are the details? |
23:09.54 | beandog | Hmm |
23:09.55 | beandog | second. |
23:10.09 | beandog | meh, I cant tell right now. |
23:10.20 | beandog | Ill have to get back to you on that one. |
23:11.04 | beandog | what are you looking for? its an older one (these days) |
23:11.08 | beandog | about a year old |
23:11.21 | Lone_Wanderer | I don't care, I just play WoW. |
23:11.40 | beandog | you should get a dell with ubuntu on there |
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23:12.42 | beandog | Get a Dell without Vista on there |
23:12.55 | thebigdog | time to head out |
23:12.58 | thebigdog | bbq time |
23:13.01 | thebigdog | and then some wow |
23:13.04 | beandog | seeyas |
23:13.10 | beandog | you crazy wow addicts. |
23:13.14 | beandog | play some Baldur's Gate 2! |
23:13.17 | beandog | that'll put hair on your chests. |
23:13.21 | thebigdog | wow all the way |
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23:15.26 | Lone_Wanderer | Did I tell you that I'm thinking of joining the Guard, beandog? |
23:15.32 | beandog | You mentioned it the other day |
23:15.39 | beandog | I think that's cool |
23:16.21 | Lone_Wanderer | I'm debating between special forces (two years of training) and... anything else (one or two months of training). |
23:16.30 | Utah_Dave | Lone_Wanderer: what MOS do you want? |
23:16.40 | Lone_Wanderer | 18D (special forces medic) |
23:16.45 | beandog | cant you decide to do special forces later? |
23:17.20 | Lone_Wanderer | I imagine you could, yeah. |
23:17.38 | Lone_Wanderer | But you can also enlist directly into it. |
23:18.32 | beandog | Hmm |
23:18.38 | beandog | hey mindjuju |
23:18.57 | beandog | Im just thinking you might wanna see how much you like it before committing so long-term |
23:19.34 | Lone_Wanderer | Yeah, good point. |
23:19.41 | Lone_Wanderer | What I really want to do is fly a blackhawk. |
23:20.17 | Lone_Wanderer | Which doesn't require special forces anything. I just think it'd be awesome to be able to say that I'm in the special forces. |
23:20.33 | beandog | :) |
23:33.39 | PoeticIntensity | beandog. I'm interested in your box. Got any details? |
23:33.52 | PoeticIntensity | I'm gonna need one to write music on. |
23:33.57 | PoeticIntensity | I've already got all the HDs. |
23:34.02 | PoeticIntensity | and a case. |
23:34.08 | PoeticIntensity | I thin,. |
23:34.09 | PoeticIntensity | htieks.e |
23:34.10 | PoeticIntensity | think. |
23:34.24 | PoeticIntensity | eon't ya use7t loves 8yit when |
23:34.30 | PoeticIntensity | zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz |
23:34.43 | synico | hrmm. |
23:34.50 | synico | I wonder if his keyboard battery ran out |
23:34.53 | beandog | that boy has issues. |
23:35.12 | beandog | :) |
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23:47.29 | mindjuju | yeah, sounds likely |
23:49.00 | beandog | mindjuju: have you seen the invisible? |
23:49.19 | mindjuju | haven't |
23:49.26 | mindjuju | say the reviews for it, though |
23:49.29 | beandog | I went and saw it last night |
23:49.31 | mindjuju | they weren't nice to the movie at all |
23:49.34 | mindjuju | was it anygood? |
23:49.44 | beandog | It wasnt what I was expecting |
23:49.50 | beandog | a drama, more than a thriller / mystery |
23:49.54 | beandog | in fact, it wasnt a mystery at all. |
23:49.58 | mindjuju | yup, that's what everybody was saying |
23:50.05 | beandog | but I love dramas, so. |
23:50.06 | beandog | ++ |
23:50.12 | beandog | a litttle graphic for me |
23:50.16 | mindjuju | that it was like this dude was trying to find out who killed him, according to the trailers |
23:50.21 | mindjuju | but the movie wasn't about that at all |
23:50.23 | beandog | well thats the thing |
23:50.23 | mgeary_ | later folks |
23:50.25 | beandog | uh |
23:50.33 | mindjuju | later mgeary |
23:50.51 | beandog | seeya man |
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