00:00:02 pikhq I am actually making progress on Kitten so you should be happy. 00:00:03 oh, it could be that 00:00:19 c) the judge is unsure about the jurisdictional issue and figures somehow issuing a TRO is correct? 00:00:23 (see a) 00:00:27 Sony's lawyers are literally down the street from this court... 00:00:38 whoaaaa it broke 00:00:43 d) the judge is planning to reject the jurisdictional challenge but hasn't written it up yet 00:00:47 vfork_daemon_rexec.c:(.text.bb_daemonize_or_rexec+0x21): undefined reference to `close' 00:00:48 what the fuck 00:00:57 OH 00:01:13 coppro: Incompetence or malicious ignorance is required for d. 00:01:44 coppro: As it currently stands, the TRO has been granted but jurisdiction may not exist. 00:02:18 00:11:47 pikhq: it could be a) the judge is simply incompetent 00:02:18 00:11:57 oh, it could be that 00:02:19 00:12:12 c) the judge is unsure about the jurisdictional issue and figures somehow issuing a TRO is correct? 00:02:19 00:12:16 (see a) 00:02:20 where did b go 00:02:27 pikhq: ask coppro where b went 00:02:38 pikhq: No, d) is entirely reasonable 00:02:50 if I as the judge was entirely sure I was going to reject the motion to dismiss 00:02:53 but hadn't written it up 00:02:58 I would go for the TRO still 00:03:12 since I have alread decided I have jurisdiction 00:03:26 hmm 00:03:27 coppro: The issue is that before you reject the motion to dismiss, it is de jure entirely in question whether you have any power to grant the TRO. 00:03:38 pikhq: how can one use -nostdinc but still get gcc internal headers? 00:03:44 no, the power is platonice 00:03:46 *platonic 00:04:05 coppro: So, courts have power in Pluto? 00:04:24 ... no 00:04:29 If you say "yes" I'm commiting xenocide. 00:04:32 Ah, good. 00:04:36 I mean that if I have jurisdiction, I have jursdiction 00:04:50 I don't need to say "no your motion to dismiss for lack of jursidction fails" for that to be the case 00:07:24 pikhq: he said platonic, not plutonic. pay attention! 00:08:09 coppro: Also, merely rejecting the motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction *seems* to indicate maliciousness or incompetence to me. 00:09:56 coppro: One of the many, many claims here is that exercising personal jurisdiction over Mr. Hotz is unreasonable in this case, and as such the court must dismiss... 00:09:57 -!- Ilari_antrcomp has quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds). 00:10:04 coppro: Sony has done fuck-all to address this. 00:10:22 -!- Ilari has quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds). 00:10:37 http://www.scribd.com/doc/47676622/1-Defendant%E2%80%99s-Supplemental-Brief-in-Opposition-to-Plaintiff-s-Ex-Parte-Motion-for-Temptorary-Restraining-Order 00:10:41 See ^ 00:10:47 http://www.scribd.com/doc/47676625/47-Plaintiffs-Reply-to-Defendant-s-Supplemental-Brief 00:10:53 And that fail. 00:13:48 pikhq: he hasn't rejected the motion to dismiss yet, has he? 00:17:03 -!- Ilari_antrcomp has joined. 00:20:48 dismiss motion to reject 00:21:30 coppro: Not at all. 00:21:42 coppro: Also "she". 00:22:56 -!- Ilari has joined. 00:23:02 pikhq: excuse me importance in -minecraft 00:23:17 elliott: I'm up to 21, okay? 00:23:21 IMPORTANCE 00:23:28 pikhq: ok 00:23:32 pikhq: you have to get through Survival Island too 00:23:37 before you're up to date for this new one 00:23:46 IMPORTANCE 00:23:52 elliott: I've got a 3 day weekend coming up. 00:23:56 YAY 00:23:59 Like I will every week this semester. 00:27:03 -!- cheater- has joined. 00:27:19 jerk 00:27:36 admittedly, the actual stuff I care about Friday ends at 11:30 am 00:29:57 -!- cheater00 has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 00:31:59 -!- poiuy_qwert has joined. 00:38:37 -!- Mathnerd314 has quit (Ping timeout: 276 seconds). 00:43:55 -!- pikhq has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 00:47:15 jmcarthur is an idiot 00:47:58 -!- Mathnerd314 has joined. 00:52:49 -!- pikhq has joined. 00:56:40 -!- c0w has joined. 00:56:49 j-invariant: seriously, what is your problem 00:57:02 ignored 00:57:27 -!- ChanServ has set channel mode: +o oerjan. 00:57:34 it's just me 00:57:34 j-invariant: stop it. 00:57:38 I'm trying to get through to j-invariant 00:57:42 it's fucking ridiculous 00:57:50 we explained what was wrong 00:57:53 we told him/her to stop 00:58:03 then jmcarthur is an idiot for silencing? 00:58:16 oh drama. 00:58:41 j-invariant: why not just be more civil to people ... 00:58:45 -!- oerjan has set channel mode: +b *!*116559cd@*.17.101.89.205. 00:58:57 er 00:59:00 who's c0w 00:59:03 me 00:59:06 I just said so 00:59:11 oh 00:59:12 indeed he did 00:59:18 j-invariant: do you have me on ignore 00:59:25 i'm pretty sure e does 00:59:46 j-invariant has everyone on ignore 00:59:54 as I said, IRC is a twitter substitute 01:00:01 (with no other users) 01:00:09 * copumpkin sighs 01:00:17 ... He has *everyone* on ignore‽ 01:00:19 oerjan: you could've just asked me to remove it 01:00:24 pikhq: more or less 01:00:29 obviously me, copumpkin, augur 01:00:33 maybe even oerjan 01:00:38 j-invariant: Mi ankaŭ? 01:01:08 I think j-invariant needs some...cool down time away from IRC. 01:01:23 I honestly don't want j-invariant to be silenced in #haskell. I hate banning/silencing people, especially when the behavior that led to it is pretty simple to avoid, and j-invariant seems to know enough to be fun to talk to 01:01:30 *sigh* 01:01:31 What the heck happened, anyways? 01:01:35 can someone paste that so that j-invariant can see it? 01:01:40 ^cat I honestly don't want j-invariant to be silenced in #haskell. I hate banning/silencing people, especially when the behavior that led to it is pretty simple to avoid, and j-invariant seems to know enough to be fun to talk to 01:01:48 hmm 01:01:50 !echo I honestly don't want j-invariant to be silenced in #haskell. I hate banning/silencing people, especially when the behavior that led to it is pretty simple to avoid, and j-invariant seems to know enough to be fun to talk to 01:01:52 `echo I honestly don't want j-invariant to be silenced in #haskell. I hate banning/silencing people, especially when the behavior that led to it is pretty simple to avoid, and j-invariant seems to know enough to be fun to talk to 01:01:56 lol 01:01:59 wtf is up with the bots 01:02:01 I honestly don't want j-invariant to be silenced in #haskell. I hate banning/silencing people, especially when the behavior that led to it is pretty simple to avoid, and j-invariant seems to know enough to be fun to talk to 01:02:08 I honestly don't want j-invariant to be silenced in #haskell. I hate banning/silencing people, especially when the behavior that led to it is pretty simple to avoid, and j-invariant seems to know enough to be fun to talk to 01:02:10 oops, it's going to come through twice 01:02:17 copumpkin is a fucking annoying twat 01:02:18 elliott: EgoBot and HackEgo are _always_ slow, you know that perfectly well 01:02:24 lol 01:02:28 j-invariant: none of that shit. 01:02:29 kthx. 01:02:35 copumpkin: well his temper has been shortening by the day. 01:02:41 a temporary ban is probably for the best ... 01:02:53 copumpkin: IRC is open source, so it's better than twitter 01:02:56 `echo j-invariant: why am I (elliott) on /ignore? 01:02:57 j-invariant: why am I (elliott) on /ignore? 01:03:01 Mathnerd314: IRC isn't software, so no it's not open source 01:03:26 Mathnerd314: It is, however, an *open standard*. 01:03:32 `echo j-invariant: I seriously just want to know what I said ... 01:03:36 j-invariant: I seriously just want to know what I said ... 01:03:40 elliott: the freenode servers are open-source, as are several clients, and the standard is as well... it's about as open as can be 01:04:09 `echo j-invariant because I've asked you to be civil and stop disparaging Haskell in #haskell? I'm not even sure when you ignored me or why. Can you unignore me and we can sort this out in private maybe? 01:04:10 j-invariant because I've asked you to be civil and stop disparaging Haskell in #haskell? I'm not even sure when you ignored me or why. Can you unignore me and we can sort this out in private maybe? 01:04:28 um copumpkin 01:04:31 it might be good to note that that was you 01:04:32 not me 01:04:34 or something 01:04:38 because we're getting mixed up botwise here 01:04:45 that makes things more fun :) 01:04:46 `echo --copumpkin 01:04:47 --copumpkin 01:04:50 :D 01:05:06 i should point out that i consider evading ignores to be bannable. 01:05:17 oh my 01:05:25 a power whore 01:05:26 -!- copumpkin has left (?). 01:05:49 sheesh is _everyone_ overreacting now... 01:06:01 -!- oerjan has set channel mode: -o oerjan. 01:06:15 oerjan: oh come on, evading ignores happens in here all the time. 01:06:23 copumpkin was trying to reach a peaceful resolution to the situation in #haskell. 01:06:51 oerjan: are personal insults a bannable offence? 01:08:02 i was implying somewhat more extreme cases 01:08:23 oerjan: what does that mean 01:08:40 *sigh* 01:08:45 oerjan: that's an actual question :/ 01:08:49 i can't parse the sentence 01:09:10 oh joy at least Zetsubou-sensei had the courtesy to hang himself m aybe I sh;uold 01:10:23 Is j-invariant bipolar or something? 01:11:08 -!- copumpkin has joined. 01:11:14 sorry for being hot-headed 01:11:30 but having rejoined, I shall now close my laptop and walk home! 01:11:48 farewell 01:11:53 Ĝis. 01:14:11 -!- ChanServ has set channel mode: +o oerjan. 01:14:43 -!- oerjan has set channel mode: -b *!*116559cd@*.17.101.89.205. 01:14:49 how undramatic 01:14:54 isn't there meant to be a boss fight? 01:15:27 I'll return and resume the boss fight later :) 01:16:10 -!- copumpkin has quit (Quit: Computer has gone to sleep.). 01:16:30 i'd better level up 01:16:35 can i use you as a punching bag oerjan? 01:18:40 as if you've ever asked before 01:20:03 *bothered to ask 01:20:19 well j-invariant's been -q'd on #haskell now 01:20:23 maybe we can just forget it ever happened! >_> 01:21:00 -!- oerjan has set channel mode: -o oerjan. 01:21:07 let's try that for a while 01:23:23 So. Egypt no longer has Internet at all. 01:23:31 huh. 01:23:35 i'm hogging their pipe 01:23:52 The local government shut down pretty much all ISPs in response to the protests. 01:24:34 mubarak doesn't mess around. 01:24:45 No, but he may still be fucked. 01:25:50 -!- Behold has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 01:27:18 idea: free distributed wireless 01:27:45 define distributed 01:32:01 lots of tiny routers scattered around 01:51:37 -!- tswett has quit (Quit: Changing server). 01:52:05 -!- Warrigal has joined. 01:52:56 -!- Warrigal has quit (Client Quit). 02:04:23 -!- j-invariant has quit (Quit: leaving). 02:14:33 Idea: Mind-bogglingly slow Internet access which is extremely prone to middle-man attacks. 02:15:39 -!- Gregor has set topic: By joining this chatroom you consent to the jurisdiction of the Principality of Gregora, Land of Hats. | http://208.78.103.223/esoteric/ | http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric/?C=M;O=D. 02:15:49 Gregor: AMAZING 02:16:30 shouldn't that be http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/PlanetOfHats ? 02:32:04 Wow, I haven't eaten much these past two days 02:32:16 ...actually, I don't think I even ate today 02:35:00 Gregor: :) 02:35:13 Sgeo: you realise eating is a requirement of human life 02:39:03 -!- pikhq has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 02:49:33 -!- pikhq has joined. 02:51:29 -!- copumpkin has joined. 02:51:29 -!- copumpkin has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 02:51:33 -!- augur has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 02:52:36 -!- copumpkin has joined. 02:56:22 -!- azaq23 has joined. 03:03:31 -!- augur has joined. 03:05:11 oerjan: cure my headache 03:06:10 -!- cal153 has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 03:07:10 * oerjan waves his hands vaguely in a southwestern direction 03:07:16 THERE YOU ARE 03:08:17 oerjan: IT HURTS 03:08:21 Gregor: not if you use https 03:08:35 YOU HAVE TOO LITTLE FAITH, ELLIOTT 03:08:41 it hurts 03:08:49 Mathnerd314: that doesn't solve the slow problem. or the unreliable problem. 03:08:58 Mathnerd314: also, https is insecure if you get MITM'd 03:09:05 because the man in the middle can just send you any old certificate 03:09:10 so uh no 03:09:12 elliott: not if you cache your certificates 03:09:25 Mathnerd314: so basically to use this you have to first have a real internet connetion 03:09:27 *connection 03:09:28 get the certificate 03:09:30 go outside 03:09:34 and then use the slow, unreliable, insecure network? 03:10:06 elliott: you send for a USB key in the mail, plug it in, and use the internet. alternately, it comes preloaded on the PC 03:10:13 what? 03:10:17 what do usb keys have to do with anything 03:10:29 MAIL IN THE MIDDLE ATTACKS 03:10:30 elliott: they can carry certificates 03:10:51 Mathnerd314: you buy a USB key containing the certificate of every website ever? 03:10:54 oerjan: if they can get your mail, they can get anything 03:11:00 i have no fucking clue what you're on about 03:11:02 elliott: no, just the root certs 03:11:18 doesn't help 03:11:31 anyway root certs aren't a trustable model in the slighest. 03:11:34 your idea is a bad idea. :p 03:12:07 elliott: I'm pretty certain there's some protocol for secure communication over an insecure medium with prior knowledge 03:12:23 Mathnerd314: going to work on the incredibly slow and unreliable problems? 03:12:42 elliott: why would it be slow and unreliable? 03:12:59 Gregor: yo join in, i have a headache and typing is hard 03:13:00 elliott: bittorrent is fast 03:13:11 Mathnerd314: slow because there would be many, many router hops. 03:13:12 (and reliable) 03:13:16 unreliable because routers would go out all the time. 03:13:23 Mathnerd314: bittorrent has central trackers 03:13:26 the DHT is less fast and reliable 03:13:38 Mathnerd314: and bittorrent peers don't let you access any resource on the internet 03:13:38 The prior knowledge is CAs. Discuss. 03:13:40 just one specific one 03:13:54 Gregor: tell him why it's slow and unreliable with better wording than i used :P 03:14:05 Don't care enough :P 03:14:51 elliott: everything can be optimized 03:14:57 what 03:14:58 no it can't 03:15:21 "Here's my incredibly slow, impractical and useless architecture based on sending data by forcing pigeons to poop in a certain way over the course of a year 03:15:25 ...but everything can be optimised!" 03:23:19 oh 03:23:21 almost forgot 03:23:24 boss fight/showdown? 03:23:54 * elliott punches copumpkin 03:24:10 * copumpkin challenges oerjan or j-invariant to a duel at midnight eastern 03:24:28 * elliott punches copumpkin 03:24:47 * oerjan rolls eyes 03:25:12 * copumpkin adds elliott to the duel 03:25:33 * elliott kills copumpkin 03:25:35 wow that was easy. 03:25:37 ouch 03:25:46 turns out headache are superpowers 03:26:22 -!- eglenn has joined. 03:27:10 -!- eglenn has left (?). 03:32:42 I just thought of an idea for a language that may be more difficult to program than malbolge. It's based on Go. 03:32:54 [Ok, that might be a slight exaggeration] 03:33:33 i blame copumpkin for this headache 03:33:37 -!- augur has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 03:33:45 :( 03:33:46 what'd I do? 03:34:15 I was hoping for someone to say that the Go language is easy 03:34:45 Sgeo: i was assuming you meant the game here... 03:34:54 i mean we're trying to be _esoteric_ here... 03:34:58 oerjan, I did. I was hoping people didn't realize 03:35:25 copumpkin: fuckin' faught me 03:35:27 fought 03:35:28 fucking 03:35:29 splelling 03:35:30 urgh 03:35:33 oerjan: ban everyone 03:35:34 thanks 03:35:37 :( 03:36:03 GIVING HEADACHES TO PESKY TEENAGERS MAY BE BANNABLE. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED: 03:36:05 *. 03:36:13 yeah 03:36:16 and i blame: EVERYONE 03:36:36 oerjan: btw i'm goin gto murder you for that pesky remark, just as soon as i can do anything without excruciating pain 03:36:40 maybe i'll turn the lights off 03:36:55 Remove the ko rule. Take two Go bots. Have them play eachother. The programmer gives a starting board (arranges stones) such that the bots will play in the manner that the programmer wants. To do I/O, there are specific areas on the board that should be in specific shapes by specific colors 03:37:23 hm i don't like the dark 03:37:40 elliott, don't IRC with a headache? 03:37:45 elliott, take some medicine? 03:37:51 i don't see how not ircing would help 03:38:06 i could go and get some ibuprofen, but i'm not sure where it is, and downstairs is a long way away 03:38:15 the lower light seems to be helping a bit, i'll drink some more 03:41:31 >ENTERTAIN ME 03:42:00 > ENTERTAIN ME 03:42:00 Not in scope: data constructor `ENTERTAIN'Not in scope: data constructor `ME' 03:42:05 @data 03:42:06 Unknown command, try @list 03:42:08 @let-data 03:42:09 Unknown command, try @list 03:42:12 how do you do it in \bot again 03:42:23 did they add a way to do that? 03:42:25 @list let 03:42:25 eval provides: run let undefine 03:42:50 elliott, write some code for my esolang 03:43:01 That's not currently well-specified enough to code for! 03:43:17 Sgeo: no it actually sounds vaguely interesting, which doesn't fit my mental image of you :) 03:43:18 spec it up! 03:43:23 oerjan: well i dunno 03:43:29 oerjan: there's a way to do it for djinn isn't there? 03:43:30 @let data TestData = Testing1 | Testing2 03:43:30 Invalid declaration 03:43:34 copumpkin: you're the HASKELL GUY, you tell us 03:43:38 ? 03:43:56 what do you need? 03:44:03 I have no clue how one would go about actually using the language 03:44:10 No pun intended 03:44:15 doesn't @let actually add it to a module file? it wouldn't be too difficult to allow data too in there would it? 03:44:27 not sure 03:44:48 @help undefine 03:44:48 undefine. Reset evaluator local bindings 03:45:06 and @undefine actually deletes _all_ of them iirc 03:46:00 @undefine 03:46:03 MWAHAHAHAHAHA NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST 03:46:17 you shall all die because i am in pain 03:46:33 FUCK this hurts. 03:46:46 i would care less if i could figure out WHY 03:46:47 Sgeo: all i recall is that deciding which of two perfect players wins a Go game on an arbitrary-sized board is supposedly PSPACE-complete 03:47:01 yeah cuz gnugo is perfect :) 03:47:08 elliott: if it helps i just got some pain in my back 03:47:17 oerjan: :( 03:47:23 maybe this is my punishment for being happy before 03:47:28 I was assuming I'd have to go hunting for an appropriate bot. I should look into GnuGo 03:48:08 How to program in the language depends far more on the bot than the actual game itself 03:48:56 Sgeo: argh 03:48:56 gnugo is the standard "open" one 03:49:10 Sgeo: this would be far more elegant if you made the bots instead perfect players :) 03:49:19 (and also 100% more unimplementable with the current state of the art) 03:49:27 also easier to reason about, probably 03:52:05 What if the perfect strategy turns out to have some completely nutty seeming moves? 03:52:23 We could only guess at what a given program does 03:52:36 Well, that's rather interesting, come to think of it 03:52:46 It would also mean not writing a single line of code, though 03:52:58 that's a plus! 03:53:01 Which may be good, given my tendencies to put stuff down to look at the shiny 03:53:59 Easier to reason about is a minus, though 03:54:14 well i presume the PSPACE-completeness proof constructs game situations for which determining who wins _is_ determinable if you can solve the original problem 03:54:32 *positions 03:55:04 Sgeo: easier to reason about is a plus really, easy to reason about but impossible to actually use 03:55:07 is like the holy grail of esoterica 03:55:49 elliott, gravity does that 03:57:46 god my head hurts 03:57:51 The only real difference between PerfectPlayer-based and Gravity is that we can't know for certain that a given program does what we think it will do 03:58:05 um are you sure 03:58:08 like oerjan said it's pspace 03:58:20 i guess there is an algorithm? 03:58:48 But the algorithm may be something that makes no sense whatsoever to current Go thought 03:58:55 ummm 03:58:58 ima let oerjan take over here 03:59:04 while i curl up more into this bed 03:59:39 -!- azaq231 has joined. 03:59:54 -!- azaq231 has quit (Changing host). 03:59:54 -!- azaq231 has joined. 04:00:49 -!- azaq23 has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 04:01:07 well to solve a pspace-problem it is completely permissible to search through all branches 04:01:26 right obviously there is an algorithm 04:01:28 just a very slow one 04:01:29 which means it's sort of obvious that Go should be in pspace 04:02:35 The definition of the language would ... no it wouldn't. I was thinking it would have to be different, but probably the programmer would fill most of the board. They'd have to do that for GnuGo-based anyway, right? 04:02:44 In order to reason about it effectively? 04:02:59 I was thinking more along the lines of a few stones on the board, for some reason 04:03:39 i'd guess a few stones would mean it is completely impossible for _us_ to determine who has the win 04:03:53 so we can obviously not program efficiently with it 04:04:15 i think ehat would help this headache 04:04:34 ehat? 04:06:45 heat 04:10:36 It's not "who has the win" that I had in mind. It's "These stones get placed here to do X" 04:10:37 -!- acetoline has changed nick to blow_me. 04:10:45 No thanks. 04:11:06 -!- elliott has set topic: bro_mine. 04:11:08 erm 04:11:11 that was meant to be a nick 04:11:31 you don't say 04:11:46 * Sgeo puts elliott to sleep 04:12:02 youaer'e all fuckers 04:12:11 elliott, feel better soon 04:12:13 except those who are blowers 04:12:16 i hate you all and you should all die :))))) 04:12:25 And sadly, at this point, I'm not a fucker 04:13:03 if only katie a.t. the alluded-to-female whose name is constantly elongated believed that orange juice caused love instead 04:13:05 wow that sentence sort of 04:13:06 trainwrecked 04:13:08 midway through 04:13:16 ...i don't even remember what it says at this point... 04:13:19 hi oerjan 04:13:51 hello 04:14:04 hiii 04:14:06 how are you 04:14:23 browsing reddit 04:14:31 wow people actually use fvwm 04:14:40 that's quite atonhing 04:14:50 http://i.imgur.com/6hJAm.png http://i.imgur.com/6hJAm.png http://i.imgur.com/6hJAm.png http://i.imgur.com/6hJAm.png http://i.imgur.com/6hJAm.png http://i.imgur.com/6hJAm.png 04:14:52 fjf 04:14:53 lsdal 04:15:27 * oerjan vaguely thinks fvwm was the wm on his last office linux machine 04:15:43 * elliott installs xteddy 04:16:24 yay there's a teddy bear on my desktop 04:16:37 oh wow, the mouse cursor changes to a heart when you hover over it 04:16:40 xpedobear 04:16:40 this is advanced magic shit 04:18:07 this is what fvwm users are like http://www.xteddy.org/fvwmquiz.rbx 04:19:50 oerjan: people, aren't tehy crazy 04:19:59 thought so 04:20:49 tehy might 04:21:09 yeah 04:21:58 whatever tehy are 04:22:10 -!- quintopia has quit (Quit: Lost terminal). 04:23:14 http://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/f5fzt/what_books_should_i_read_to_get_up_to_speed_on/c1df2e9 this is the weirdest reddit post ever 04:23:18 first its like reasonable advice 04:23:21 and then it's like 04:23:27 here's how to do this thing you never asked about 04:23:29 in excruciating detail 04:23:31 then 04:23:33 EDIT 2 04:23:35 oh I forgot 04:23:39 here's even more instructions you didn't ask for 04:23:42 P.S. i'm not lying 04:23:51 read the source code of this playlist i wrote for this occasion! 04:23:53 you can see it's not malicious 04:23:54 and i am not bad 04:24:04 my head hurts 04:25:41 -!- quintopia has joined. 04:26:09 oerjan 04:26:24 oerjan: is there an analouge of fs=1:1:zipWith(+)fs(tail fs) for factoryalllle 04:26:31 that is my QkwestiO!N 04:26:34 !!11111 04:26:36 L0!L£ 04:27:01 wtf spelling? 04:27:29