00:00:56 -!- GregorR-W has quit ("And then, Gregor went home."). 00:09:31 -!- bsmntbombdood has joined. 00:16:43 * SimonRC goes to bed. 00:37:35 Does anybody actually know what Jesus looked like? 00:37:46 yes 00:38:09 How? 00:38:36 like a pumpkin with leathery wings 00:39:02 ... 00:39:29 * ihope pretends lament never said anything 00:39:51 If not, it's pretty ironic how pictures of him are so easily recognized as pictures of him. 00:41:11 Q: "Where do Russian hackers live?" 00:41:18 A: "Cyberia." 00:41:23 :-D :-D :-D 00:41:34 * SimonRC goes back to bed. 00:41:40 -!- NoneGiven has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 00:43:58 ihope: don't discount my information so easily 00:44:04 ihope: trust me, i know what i'm talking about 00:44:11 watevr 01:12:40 * ihope says 01:16:47 -!- NoneGiven has joined. 01:18:06 Pictures of him are easily recognized as pictures of him because they invented what he looked like in the middle ages and have stuck with that invented image since. 01:18:45 Ah. 01:32:26 weird 01:44:56 -!- ihope has quit ("...do this"). 02:20:21 ? 02:21:13 weird how an image of jesus would be invented 02:37:12 They didn't make a lot of portraits of government dissidents in ancient Rome. 02:38:16 *the ancient Roman empire (outside of Rome proper) 02:53:18 I don't know if I would say "invented" is the right term - most of the paintings of jesus that we have are patterned after a 15th century prince. His name escapes me at the moment... 02:54:58 as far as ihope's question earlier: some people still debate that jesus even existed, let alone what the historical jesus might have looked like. 04:33:28 -!- bsmntbombdood has quit ("all your basment are belong to bsmntbombdood"). 04:36:41 -!- bsmntbombdood_ has joined. 04:36:45 -!- bsmntbombdood_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 04:37:44 -!- bsmntbombdood has joined. 05:38:45 -!- wildhalcyon has quit ("Chatzilla 0.9.73 [Firefox 1.5.0.3/2006042618]"). 05:41:57 -!- calamari has joined. 05:55:31 jesus certainly existed. And certainly looked like a winged pumpkin. 05:58:09 -!- calamari has quit ("Leaving"). 06:06:33 lement: what does a winged pumkin look like? 06:16:25 like a frigging pumpkin with wings. 06:32:40 -!- bsmntbombdood has quit ("all your basment are belong to bsmntbombdood"). 07:59:59 -!- clog has quit (ended). 08:00:00 -!- clog has joined. 09:34:32 -!- calamari has joined. 09:35:01 -!- calamari has quit (Client Quit). 11:01:16 -!- jix has joined. 13:12:04 pos(X):-pos(Y),succ(X,Y) <-- Horn Clause :-D <-- Smiley 13:12:21 ooh, I have a better joke actually 13:13:32 :-p(X,Y),inv(Y,X) <-- smiley speaking PROLOG 13:15:49 * SimonRC wonders if that is actually a valid PROLOG clause. 13:27:30 * SimonRC goes 15:55:06 -!- sekhmet has quit ("blah"). 15:58:31 -!- sekhmet has joined. 16:03:22 -!- nooga has joined. 16:35:29 -!- ihope has joined. 16:35:51 They say ::= "(" ")" | epsilon. 16:36:34 I say ::= "(" | epsilon, and ::= "(" | ")". 16:37:17 So a set of parentheses is pretty much a list of trees of nothing in particular. 16:45:07 -!- tgwizard has joined. 16:46:17 who's spanish 16:46:18 ? 16:48:15 I know a bit of Spanish. 16:48:37 heh, i need to describe my day in preterito indefinido 16:48:55 (homework) ;p 16:49:13 but the problem is that I don't know Spanish 16:59:04 heh :| 16:59:33 i don't think using babelfish is a good idea 16:59:56 bbl 17:01:33 why are you getting spanish homework if you don't know spanish? 17:02:17 nvm 17:23:46 -!- nooga has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 17:48:34 -!- kipple has joined. 17:48:44 hi (2) 18:38:09 -!- tgwizard has quit (Remote closed the connection). 18:42:15 -!- tgwizard has joined. 19:10:35 -!- nooga has joined. 19:10:44 so 19:11:12 could some Spanish enabled guy help me with my homework? pleeeease? 19:13:46 hasta la vista 19:14:29 erm 19:14:47 no, mi dio en preterito indefinido ;p 19:14:53 whatever 19:25:27 -!- bsmntbombdood has joined. 19:25:36 hi 19:26:33 hi 19:27:43 Spanish Spanish aaaa ;/ 19:28:14 -!- ihope has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 19:33:15 rotfl 19:33:41 I write in english, babelfisgh translates to Apanish and I'm trying to correct it 19:33:45 Spanish* 19:37:46 sad 19:37:56 that's true 19:38:05 but i'm too lazy to master another language 19:51:30 then why are you trying to learn it? 19:54:07 i must ;p 19:54:12 i mean 19:54:19 i've got Spanish in my school 19:54:42 i just want to pass and forget... 19:54:48 very sad 19:54:56 some spanish girls are hot 19:55:02 not that many 19:57:26 well, i'd rather learn Portuguese for that :) 19:57:36 but still, don't discount the spanish girls 19:58:20 where i go to school all the spanish girls are ugly 20:20:59 ha ha 20:32:21 # A SAILer wrote in C, C, C # # To see what he could see, see, see. # ... 20:32:23 :-) 20:32:41 SAIL, being the Stanford AI Lab 20:32:55 where, ironically, LISP would have been the main lang 20:34:17 lisp makes my head hurt 20:35:13 haha 20:35:17 lisp is cool 20:35:32 when i talk i even use cons and cdr 20:36:00 lisp makes my eyes go all hazy 20:36:01 "Could you cons that papers up for me please?" ;d 20:36:48 I prefer Haskell. 20:37:15 haskell is cool 20:37:19 I have used the same method for learning several things about Haskell: 20:37:26 it's nice, although i'm too lazy to master it ;p 20:38:06 Take concept in left hand, mallet in right hand, attempt to pound concept into brain repeatedly, for 12 hours split across several days. 20:38:57 I learnt monads, state monads, continuations, the type of continuation-using functions, and a few other things that way. 20:39:46 i just started learning haskell 20:40:05 the lazy evaluation thing is weird 20:41:41 useful though... 20:42:15 say you want to turn a list of nodes with cross-references into a graph of data... 20:42:44 you can use lazy eval to look up data before you have read it in :-) 20:44:32 see "Tying the knot" in the haskell wiki 20:45:07 So, in a few weeks I'm going on a vacation to Britain. Who's in Britain here? 20:48:46 me 20:51:49 yay 20:51:55 i'm quite near 20:52:00 only in Poland 20:52:09 heh 20:52:33 oh come on, that's almost nothing 20:54:02 lol 20:54:10 SimonRC: What city? 20:55:08 "...and when the band you're in starts playing different songs, i'll meet you on the dark side of the moon..." 20:55:21 ah ah ah "brain damage" that's it 20:56:17 * kipple slaps nooga for misquoting pink floyd 20:56:25 yikes 20:56:30 GregorR: depends when you are here 20:56:43 diferent tunes 20:57:03 excuse me T.T... what a shame 20:57:05 And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes 20:57:06 I'll see you on the dark side of the moon 20:57:19 what a shame 20:57:21 what a shame 20:57:22 :) 20:58:10 guess who's got tickets to Roger Waters performing the Dark Side of the Moon live.... :D 20:58:18 hey, if my motorbike got fixed in this month i could transport myself to London 20:58:26 kipple: curse you aaaah 20:58:44 * kipple decurses himself 20:58:56 damn 20:59:01 GregorR: I will be in Durham, or later in Faversham (Kent) 20:59:29 bsmntbombdood: oh, BTW, have you read "Why Functional Programming Matters"? 20:59:38 no 21:00:53 i've taken a photo 21:01:09 of what? 21:01:50 bsmntbombdood: you should 21:01:53 ok 21:01:59 bsmntbombdood: it should why laziness is very good 21:02:05 nothing special 21:02:29 http://www.digart.pl/pokaz.lista.php?userid=nooga < that's my little portfoolio ;| 21:03:00 * GregorR reappears. 21:03:01 oh, kipple, you mean that performance at Roskilde? 21:03:09 Nope, I won't be seeing you :p 21:03:59 no, not that one. This one is in Stavanger in Norway, but it's the same deal 21:04:35 how much for tickets? 21:04:52 520 NOK 21:05:16 about 67€ 21:05:25 http://www.pinkfloydz.com/roger2006/index26june.htm << "Ticket scan thanks to Rune"?? o.O 21:05:27 (not cheap!) 21:05:46 ha, that's not me :) 21:05:51 bah 21:06:33 those photos were not bad btw. (not that I'm an expert or anything) 21:06:49 me either 21:07:45 which is the best? 21:08:30 good question 21:08:51 I like the one with the trabant. Trabants are cool :) 21:08:59 sure 21:09:10 they're rare even here 21:09:24 they don't last too long, do they? 21:09:39 and parking in front of that ugly blocks was empty 21:09:55 so that it looks like taken live from 70' 21:11:03 althought the trabant has new number plate 21:11:25 -!- ihope has joined. 21:11:40 ¡Mucho pelaje! 21:13:25 Well, I'm playing one of my first games of ADOM. 21:13:57 No spoilers for me, unless I... well. 21:13:58 And I'm playing guitar ;p 21:14:15 One of your first games of guitar? 21:14:23 no 21:14:36 "Time" 21:16:29 Y64 2n6w, hate the fact that AD 352es n40ber *ads, b4t s5nce '0 4s5ng a 3a*t6*, have t6 *4t n40ber 36c2 6n, and that w6n2s th5ngs 4*. 21:17:30 * ihope tries to figure out what he just said 21:18:18 "You know, I hate the fact that ADOM likes number pads, but since I'm using a laptop, I have to put number lock on, and that wonks things up." 21:18:19 * kipple suggests ihope turn off the numlock on his laptop 21:18:55 http://www.digart.pl/data/img/42/23/download/353020.jpg 21:18:59 this one is nice 21:19:13 That what is nice? 21:19:24 (i'm so modest) 21:19:33 -!- fuse has joined. 21:21:06 it is nice :) 21:21:08 i think that is much like Battersea on PF's cover 21:21:14 h, maybe not much 21:21:24 but it makes a strange feeling 21:21:37 this big tank 21:21:47 it lacks a flying pig ;) 21:22:08 hehe, no problem - we've got computers ;d 21:22:35 a flying computer? that could be good too :P 21:22:44 sure ;d 21:23:26 gosh, g2g - I must wake up early... 21:23:45 -!- fuse has left (?). 21:23:50 bye 21:23:57 bye 21:24:00 -!- nooga has quit ("oho ho ohoh"). 21:32:57 Oops. 21:34:17 Ah well. 1432 isn't a terrible ADOM score, is it? 21:34:21 Then again, it probably it. 21:34:23 s/it/is 21:35:36 ihope: bah! Use hykulnjb! 21:36:41 SimonRC: I'll try :-P 21:37:48 MON MNW MOW MSW MOS MSE MOE MNE WAT <- movement commands? 21:38:51 * ihope changes all the movement commands to vi keys, then changes the things that were vi keys to more NetHacky keys 21:40:38 * ihope wonders if ADOM warns of key conflicts 21:41:00 * ihope wonders why online help is called online help if it's often not online 21:43:13 * bsmntbombdood is away: I'm busy 21:44:48 ...Apparently my keyboard settings were reverted or something. 21:46:24 Ah, here we go! 21:47:36 ... 21:48:44 your keyboard settings were perverted. 21:49:23 WAT doesn't sound like a movement command, though. 21:49:38 Isn't "wait" a movement command? :-P 21:49:57 And... they were what? 21:51:14 * ihope hates how ADOM just flashes a window subliminally whenever he tries to open it 21:51:30 No "press enter to continue" stuff or anything like that! 22:12:03 Ooh, sed! 22:12:46 * ihope pipes NetHack through sed 22:13:59 * ihope thinks Windows doesn't like that 22:16:43 * ihope pipes sed through sed 22:16:59 :-S 22:17:45 I noticed recently, that, on my home machine, the menu Games/Adventure contains nothing but 5 different interfaces to nethack :-) 22:17:48 heh 22:18:06 Is telnet nethack.alt.org one of them? 22:18:43 SimonRC: pretty impressive, considering it's not even an adventure game. 22:36:19 ihope: no 22:36:24 lament: hmm 22:36:31 yikes! http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ThreePointersInOneWordAndOneBit 22:36:53 * SimonRC goes 22:36:55 One word = 32 bits? 22:37:23 Or 8, or 2, or 128... 22:49:04 Yay, I can use sed! 22:53:10 UTO (whatever that is) is u... 22:53:35 Oh kay. 22:54:01 The default ADOM command for UTO is 'u'. 22:54:08 I don't know what UTO is, though. 22:54:17 up to other! 22:54:25 up top 22:54:59 HDL is h, KCK is k, EXE is l, and BAP is n. 22:56:40 That means u = use, h = handle, k = kick, l = examine, and n = name. 22:56:48 * ihope reassigns 22:57:55 -!- tgwizard has quit ("Leaving"). 22:58:03 Hmm, maybe use could be e or E for employ? 22:58:28 Hmm. e = eat and E = clean ears. 22:58:49 I can change E into 's' or 'S' for "swab" :-) 22:59:22 What the helk. 22:59:25 Then again, I'd better not. 22:59:41 Maybe 'q' or 'Q' for Q-tips. 23:00:19 ...Yep, looks like Q isn't used. 23:01:23 Then use goes to E. 23:02:07 Then, finally, northeast goes to u. 23:03:40 'g', 'm', 'G', or 'M' would be the new h. 23:04:51 Looks like it's 'G'. 23:05:34 South is j. 23:06:15 Oh, and east is h. 23:08:03 Gasp, control+d is taken. 23:09:39 Well, kick can be 'c' or 'C', for obvious reasons. 23:13:01 Then EXE = f. 23:14:35 MSW = b. 23:17:22 -!- kipple has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 23:19:03 * ihope looks for a suitable place for the "name" command 23:19:29 the "have sex" command would be so easy to remap to nearly any letter 23:20:05 ...And it seems N is not yet taken! 23:21:02 And so the ADOM vi key thingy is finished. 23:21:16 Save it three times, because three is a nice number... 23:21:34 Then we hope it works! 23:21:48 Yay, it doesn't. 23:22:22 ...Oops. 23:23:38 * ihope tries creating a batch file that runs ADOM over and over again 23:24:45 ...It worked that time. How weird. 23:26:13 And only because it reset the keyboard thingy again. 23:27:48 Oh. The very act of opening the file and saving it is corrupting it. 23:29:49 * bsmntbombdood thinks ihope is rambling 23:29:57 * ihope is 23:32:07 -!- jix has quit ("Bitte waehlen Sie eine Beerdigungnachricht"). 23:48:40 -!- Arrogant has joined. 23:55:23 ihope: I suspect that such a keymap already exist somewhere anyway 23:55:35 Yep, it does. 23:55:45 ihope: maybe th corruption is due to a UNIX/DOS lineend conflict 23:55:56 That's what I was thinking. 23:55:58 * ihope tries Notepad 23:56:10 should the file end in a blank line? does it? 23:56:16 ihope: nooooo! 23:56:29 ...What? 23:56:31 ihope: PFE is the only true Windows editor 23:56:40 apart from ports of E_MAX 23:56:42 What's PFE? 23:56:51 Programmer's File Editor 23:56:55 Ah. 23:57:06 So are you an emacs-er? 23:57:12 it has a little thing you can double-clicl to switch between UNIX and DOS lineends 23:57:37 * SimonRC uses vi for sysadminning, emacs for programming, and PFE when on windows 23:57:57 Whut the... 23:58:04 SciTE for Windows, really. 23:58:23 * ihope scratches his head 23:58:25 ihope: what is wrong with that? 23:58:35 vi is so nice and quick on my P2 23:58:46 It was the fact that ADOM didn't work even after I redid the config files. 23:58:54 hmm 23:59:10 * ihope creates them again 23:59:18 try to get a good example, then file a bug report 23:59:32 use diff if you have it to hand 23:59:49 I believe newer MS OSes have a file-comparing utility too