00:00:17 19:11:24: iconmaster 00:00:18 19:11:31: I did the unthinkable 00:00:18 19:11:40: I registered an account on a furry forum just to contact you 00:00:18 19:11:46: I hope you appreciate this 00:00:29 i too stalk esolang designers via furry forums 00:00:41 unthinkable 00:00:42 19:13:03: there are no crappy languages 00:00:43 19:13:06: only crappy programmers 00:00:43 no, there are also crappy languages 00:00:59 19:14:48: `quote #%%:]__t�# do you see that that is great progress taking place 00:01:00 congraultionas 00:01:11 `delquote 493 00:01:12 *poof* 00:01:20 `addquote #%%:]__t�# do you see that that is great progress taking place 00:01:21 496) #%%:]__t�# do you see that that is great progress taking place 00:01:33 it's nice that both quotes includes my nick, so I will get a highlight and can relive the quotes whenever they appear 00:01:44 19:19:34: `addquote iconmaster `quote iconmaster No output. Didnt think so. 00:01:44 19:19:35: 494) iconmaster `quote iconmaster No output. Didnt think so. 00:01:46 `quote iconmaster 00:01:47 493) iconmaster `quote iconmaster No output. Didnt think so. 00:01:52 `delquote 493 00:01:53 *poof* 00:04:00 22:17:36: "LC is a really nice language. I wasn't able to find a modern, untyped, lazy language." 00:04:01 22:17:42: LC means exactly what you think it meas. 00:04:03 come on though, lc is great 00:04:09 i've linked http://tinyconcepts.com/invaders.html that that post linksto before 00:04:14 lowercase? 00:04:19 lambda 00:04:24 no, lesbian cocks 00:04:32 mysterious 00:05:13 -!- DocHerrings has quit (Ping timeout: 250 seconds). 00:07:11 Do they exist any FPGAs that do not support any kind of design security? 00:09:49 is this because you don't like security 00:10:25 ?tell ais523 whats fpga design security 00:10:25 Consider it noted. 00:10:26 someone's insecure, huh? 00:11:58 energy drink so good but im gon be up all night :(( 00:12:16 you think you're doing bad? 00:12:32 i've spent the last 8 hours wading through german criminal law 00:12:43 It is because I don't want design security. I want it can be read/write without a special software, without keys, etc. 00:12:45 i have work tomorroy 00:12:47 *tomorrow 00:12:49 so do i 00:13:04 well it's 3 am and i need about 12 hours of sleep 00:13:14 try to beat that 00:13:15 why do you 00:13:25 are you recovering from serious trauma 00:13:28 because i have a very, very large brain. 00:13:33 or are you a toddler 00:13:36 which works so really really hard. 00:13:49 you have a hard brain? 00:14:02 ... 00:14:08 don't be a stupid 00:14:17 * cheater__ cracks a walnut with oklofok's cranium 00:14:22 practical! 00:14:31 my brain so big i can think anything. 00:14:49 can your brain think something your brain couldn't think? 00:14:49 come on gimme something and i'll think about it 00:15:05 ...i think i'm gonna need more than my usual 12 hours tonight :\ 00:15:16 ^_^ 00:15:16 no brain no 00:15:25 * oklofok enters loop 00:15:49 * cheater__ tears oklofok out of the loop, but oklofok loses a couple random limbs. 00:16:11 well all my important limbs are numb anyway so who cares. 00:16:13 -!- Gregor has set topic: Does steak love lettuce? This question is implacably hard to answer. Does an electron love a proton or a neutron? Does a man love a woman or, to be precise, does Bill love Diane? The response to this question is: no! He is obsessed and infatuated with her. He is loony and crazy about her. That is not the love of steak and lettuce, of electron and proton and neutron. | Logs: http://codu.o. 00:16:16 Foo :( 00:16:49 Won't fit. 00:16:58 you've got a nice threesome going there 00:17:04 * oklofok was so sure that was zzo38's topic 00:17:08 zzo38: I can see there :P 00:17:08 possible future cocktagon 00:17:09 *that 00:17:20 But I did see that quotation in the book titled "There Are Two Errors In The The Title Of This Book" 00:18:01 -!- Gregor has set topic: Does steak love lettuce? Does an electron love a proton or a neutron? Does a man love a woman or, to be precise, does Bill love Diane? No! He is obsessed and infatuated with her. He is loony and crazy about her. That is not the love of steak and lettuce, of electron and proton and neutron. | Logs: http://codu.org/logs/_esoteric/ and http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric/?C=M;O=D. 00:18:17 zzo38: are there? 00:18:54 -!- elliott_ has joined. 00:18:54 -!- elliott has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer). 00:18:58 they used that standard article trick but i can't see the other one 00:19:43 The second error is the number of errors. 00:20:01 bleh 00:21:28 -!- Wamanuz has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 00:23:41 The thing is I am trying to find some FPGA that is known exactly the format used to program it. 00:24:26 -!- pikhq has joined. 00:26:26 -!- pikhq_ has quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds). 00:35:35 -!- oklopol has joined. 00:37:17 -!- oklofok has quit (Ping timeout: 250 seconds). 00:46:46 I found that the Atmel FPSLIC FPGA documentation is available and an open source implementation of the programs for dealing with it are available. However, how can you purchase this device? 00:48:23 -!- CakeProphet has quit (Ping timeout: 255 seconds). 00:51:40 Letting a phone with a glass screen slip underneath a couch pillow is a bad idea. 00:54:24 -!- Wamanuz has joined. 01:05:09 hey 01:05:15 what if i don't sleep and just go to work now 01:05:28 -!- pikhq has quit (Read error: Operation timed out). 01:06:35 -!- pikhq has joined. 01:06:38 Building attoparsec-0.9.1.1... 01:06:38 [1 of 9] Compiling Data.Attoparsec.Zepto ( Data/Attoparsec/Zepto.hs, dist/build/Data/Attoparsec/Zepto.o ) 01:06:40 monqy: oh my god 01:07:22 is synchronicity the right word for here and now 01:07:27 yes 01:09:41 -!- FireFly has quit (Quit: swatted to death). 01:10:31 Message Nothing (Command "ERROR") ["Closing Link: 127.0.0.1 (Connection timed out)"] 01:10:31 Message (Just (ServerPrefix "niven.freenode.net")) (Command "NOTICE") ["*","*** Couldn't look up your hostname"] 01:10:35 OMG ITS THE WRONG WAY AROUND YOU SHITHEAD :( 01:10:39 why won't this work 01:11:30 -!- DocHerrings has joined. 01:11:31 ante zepto bot????? 01:12:33 monqy: good idea but no i am taking a break from ante-zepto to let certain issues in its regard simmer through my mind so that the most zepto solution can be attained 01:21:27 -!- zzo38 has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 01:22:32 -!- DocHerrings has quit (Quit: ChatZilla 0.9.87 [Firefox 5.0/20110615151330]). 01:33:24 -!- azaq23 has joined. 01:51:12 02:38:23: How far do companies typically cyberstalk their employees? 01:51:12 02:38:42: To the VERY BRINK OF DEATH 01:51:13 02:39:06: If I mention on my resume some of the projects I've worked on, they may trace that to the name "Sgeo", and from there to the fact that I'm an atheist. Legally, they can't not hire me for that, but if I don't know that that's the reason... 01:52:48 I'm pretty sure that's super-olde, and I'm ALSO pretty sure that they CAN not hire you on religious grounds, perhaps depending on the particular business. 01:53:05 the churching business 01:53:26 christian greeting cards and plushies business 01:55:52 Gregor: Super-olde = last May :P 01:56:14 Good lawde that's olde. 01:56:16 Gregor: And I'm not too familiar with your strange American customs but is that kind of sentiment rampant in fucking New York? X-D 01:56:43 It would only be common in businesses such as the ones monqy mentioned :P 01:57:52 02:50:53: http://enphilistor.50megs.com/irtc.htm SQUEE 01:57:52 wat 01:58:04 squee? 01:58:15 squee 01:58:21 <3 IRTC 01:58:32 <3 God 02:00:10 04:36:09: You left ... speakeasy ... for comcast. 02:00:29 Go watch all of the Rusty animations 02:00:32 no 02:16:07 -!- rodgort has quit (Quit: ERC Version 5.3 (IRC client for Emacs)). 02:16:18 -!- rodgort has joined. 02:22:00 ... Someone would leave Speakeasy? 02:22:05 For anything? 02:22:52 Except maybe a felatotron 5000? 02:26:58 So who wants to know how to tie a (glorious) Richards knot? :P 02:28:23 wow my brain is broken 02:32:57 The fuck? This RAR is smaller uncompressed. 02:33:08 RAR: Negative compression. 02:39:15 pikhq, has to happen sometimes 02:39:30 Even if it shouldn't have to happen by more than a bit 02:44:42 Note: Do not mention diverse double-compiling to someone who wants to recompile all the software on his system to "keep devils out" 02:45:02 what 02:45:45 Sgeo: haha who 02:45:50 link/paste quote 02:46:03 Sgeo: dont tell em about DDC 02:46:08 Sgeo: just tell em about trusting trust 02:46:14 and let them rip out their own eyeballs in fear 02:46:20 elliott_, too late 02:46:40 Sgeo: paste quos 02:46:41 quotes 02:46:56 youre not allowed to tell us about crazies without showing :( 02:47:02 http://pastebin.com/KWJzdW9D 02:47:50 w e w i l l f i n d y o u 02:47:53 IASON is my bro 02:48:02 oh my god what is #jesus 02:48:06 and why are you in there 02:48:13 * Topic for #jesus is: https://github.com/chan-jesus :: Encouragement and prayer, love for Jesus Christ, open source development. Courtesy required, charity and patience appreciated. This channel is G-rated. biblebot format is: @bible book chapter:verse 02:48:14 why 02:48:15 arey ou in there 02:48:22 are you trying to deconvert them all please say no 02:48:57 Sgeo: why 02:49:14 Just like to watch and discuss sometimes 02:49:23 yeah right 02:49:41 im sure you talk to the christian programmers as equals to better understand their religious beliefs 02:51:00 -!- BeholdMyGlory has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 02:51:03 so starting from that github page 02:51:09 @MeredithGould 02:51:09 MeredithGould 02:51:09 Put my frozen GF mini-Jesus into my pyx & going to mass at St Iggy. Alert the media! 02:51:09 02:51:09 Unknown command, try @list 02:51:10 @michaelsbradley 02:51:11 Unknown command, try @list 02:51:11 Michael Bradley, Jr. 02:51:13 @MeredithGould hopefully that's low-gluten and not gluten-free, otherwise nothing would happen when the priest consecrates it :-/ 02:51:13 Unknown command, try @list 02:51:16 @MeredithGould 02:51:16 Unknown command, try @list 02:51:18 MeredithGould 02:51:20 .@michaelsbradley Teeny % of gluten, enuff for Jesus to be zapped in. ;-) 02:51:24 just enough gluten for jesus to be zapped in 02:51:41 ... 02:51:44 Wow. 02:51:49 im wowing silently 02:51:59 actually laughing 02:52:07 -!- elliott_ has set topic: Just enuff gluten for Jesus to be zapped in. ;-) | Logs: http://codu.org/logs/_esoteric/ and http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric/?C=M;O=D. 02:52:25 i like the worried face on the middle tweet 02:52:34 I sure hope you're not missing out on your daily recommended amount of Jesus :-/ 02:52:38 elliott_: Can has link to that tweetthread? 02:52:55 http://twitter.com/#!/michaelsbradley second tweet on there 02:53:08 "new twitter" makes linking to things impossible sry 02:53:21 well http://twitter.com/#!/michaelsbradley/status/90169871169622016 for the record but it's a pain to navigate that way 02:54:05 "@CrypticSwarm also some crazy Func Prog thing called "join calculus" & Perl6's junctive operators..Func React turns out to be a compsci lens" 02:54:10 this guy is coherent :-| 02:54:48 oh hes a node.js user 02:54:51 that explains everything 02:54:51 elliott_: I would be laughing if I wasn't crying. 02:55:25 my tolerance for religious beliefs ends at people thinking that the priest consecrating the eucharist literally turns it into jesus flesh 02:55:50 elliott_, is that a quote? 02:56:01 cannibalisms cool if its jesus 02:56:02 no i wrote that with my arms 02:56:11 or is this god jesus not man jesus 02:56:15 this is confusing 02:56:23 how do i eat the holy ghost 02:56:24 SITES WHICH STEAL "/" AND TURN IT INTO THEIR SEARCH BAR: WORST EVER 02:56:36 he;lp i need a balanced trinity diet 02:57:00 Twitter seriously sucks arse >_< 02:57:14 the new twitter interface is amazing 02:57:20 its like a crash course in what the fuck were you thinking 02:58:17 Why the *fuck* would you want to make it impossible to hotlink to your site? 02:58:45 Nothing about that screams "good idea". Everything screams "bad idea and fuck you." 02:59:06 elliott_: I bet you love Catholicism. 03:13:53 -!- pingveno has quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds). 03:15:17 elliott_, you actually msg'd IASON 03:15:33 drama time 03:18:47 Sgeo: ages ago yes 03:18:49 Sgeo: paste 03:18:55 paste what lead you to that information 03:18:56 that is 03:19:14 How about no, I don't feel like doing this for your amusement. 03:19:27 so only your amusement comes into consideration :( 03:19:32 what about for my amusement 03:19:36 <3 03:20:06 elliott_, your nastiness to someone is ... well, mean. I can't support it. 03:20:17 im not nasty 03:20:26 i just laugh behind backs 03:20:30 nobodys hurt 03:20:32 it sure would be cool if you stood up for yourself in situations where it actually mattered instead of just in situations where it doesn't matter, Sgeo 03:26:05 oh what, someone who i was once sort-of-in a small interweb community with is now famous 03:26:19 -!- Sgeo has left ("Leaving"). 03:26:20 congratulations, someone 03:26:27 -!- Sgeo has joined. 03:26:36 23:19:54 < elliott_> it sure would be cool if you stood up for yourself in situations where it actually mattered instead of just in situations where it doesn't matter, Sgeo 03:27:17 i love irc quote towers can we have one?? 03:27:31 monqy: yeah hooray someone 03:27:56 coppro, hmm, what about that? 03:28:15 -!- zzo38 has joined. 03:28:35 oh what, the guy's comic is now big, weird 03:28:40 Thanks for correcting the topic message; now it is not too long anymore. 03:29:07 happy tesla day! :D 03:30:21 *tesla-coil related innuendo* 03:30:49 ;o 03:31:12 Tesla: best thing to ever happen to Colorado Springs. 03:35:20 -!- azaq23 has quit (Ping timeout: 255 seconds). 03:35:46 oh, pratchett's took another step to the grave? 03:36:08 :( 03:37:28 elliott_, :( link? 03:37:57 http://blastr.com/2011/06/terry-pratchett-begins-fo.php 03:42:05 -!- cheater__ has quit (Ping timeout: 255 seconds). 03:43:01 Sgeo: caret 03:43:07 ^ 03:43:27 Sgeo: i meant i was pointing you to that link 03:43:38 I clicked 03:43:50 I just didn't say anything about it 03:43:53 maybe if you weren't a keyboard-cripple you wouldn't confuse poor sgeo 03:44:38 so when's the new version of whatever you're waiting for to get a new keyboard going to come out 03:45:00 this month, and its not etting a new keyboard 03:45:03 i have to send the whole laptop in 03:45:09 so since i'll want to wipe it anyway before i send it in 03:45:15 because i doubt they'll like it booting into linux 03:45:18 i'm waiting for the new os x 03:45:24 so that i can at least make something useful out of it 03:45:27 i.e. an upgrade of my other os 03:45:39 backup party 03:46:45 why wouldn't they like it booting into linux are they meanies 03:47:36 -!- pingveno has joined. 03:47:45 i dont want to read the warranty but i suspect youre not allowed to complain about your keyboard breaking if you install linux 03:48:19 -!- Lymee has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 03:48:55 how reasonable 03:51:50 -!- azaq23 has joined. 03:52:33 -!- Lymee has joined. 03:54:06 -!- cheater__ has joined. 03:54:19 elliott_: It should depend whether it is physical damage on outside or if it stopped working. 03:54:46 Maybe. 03:54:52 but that's complicated 04:00:38 Note to self: When someone thinks that their mouse has a virus, do NOT speculate on the possibility of manufacturing a trojan mouse 04:00:55 is this the same guy 04:01:04 Yes 04:01:12 i wish that channel was logged 04:05:16 Sgeo: It's entirely possible. 04:05:21 -!- pingveno has quit (Read error: Operation timed out). 04:05:25 Simply wire a USB flash drive into the mouse. 04:05:26 :) 04:07:34 IASON, at some point, somewhere along the line, you need to trust someone. It's theoretically possible to put some backdoor into the processor, but that's not a serious possibility 04:07:34 And it's nearly impossible for you to prevent it 04:07:40 Sgeo: thats why im buying a sparc next 04:07:41 -!- pingveno has joined. 04:08:01 ask him if he trusts god 04:09:22 iason..... 04:09:43 #jesus..... 04:09:52 Because Sun is more trustworthy than Intel? 04:10:17 pikhq: some sparcs are open source. 04:10:21 (verilog) 04:10:35 Oh, huh. 04:10:41 *cough*trusting trust*cough* 04:11:09 cough i can parrot irrelevant things too cough? 04:11:12 trusting trust is irrelevant here 04:11:33 elliott_: Verilog code has to be compiled. 04:12:03 The compiler itself could have a hack in it, perhaps even by a trusting trust attack on the C compiler. 04:12:24 Trusting trust is defeatable, in theory 04:12:49 Not sure how you'd do DDC with Verilog 04:13:26 Not to mention, the SPARC itself would have to have an actually trustworthy design, as (presumably) would the FPGA. 04:14:15 If you're that fucking paranoid, your only option is to start with transistors. And ensure no other human can access it. 04:14:26 By getting yourself to Alpha Centauri. And only you. 04:16:11 And then hope the universe isn't fucking with you. 04:16:19 how do you trustworthily get there 04:28:05 -!- copumpkin has changed nick to Phillipa. 04:28:35 -!- Phillipa has changed nick to Guest28613. 04:32:03 You can make any USB device with a virus without too much difficult. I do know some ways of preventing it by modifying the Linux kernel and stuff. 04:33:32 -!- Guest28613 has changed nick to copumpkin. 04:35:51 Make it to not automatically recognize or activate any USB device unless all of these conditions hold: * It is a keyboard * No other keyboards (not even PS/2) are connected * Nobody is logged in on a serial terminal 04:36:18 What if you want to be able to use mice/ 04:36:41 Also, won't stop a keyboard that transmits every keystroke... somehow 04:36:52 Of course this cannot prevent radio viruses. 04:39:18 If you want to use mouse, I propose it must meet all these conditions: * It is connected at boot time * A USB keyboard is also connected at boot time * No PS/2 keyboard or PS/2 mouse is connected * The operating system is configured to run a GUI by default 04:39:25 22:12:36: Brains in jars or translation? 04:39:25 22:12:44: Guess which one I want to talk about. 04:39:26 zzo38: Alternately, you could just remove the USB stack. 04:39:38 In other cases, you must use commands to activate them manually. 04:40:47 And if multiple USB keyboard/mouse are connected at boot time while no PS/2 keyboard/mouse are connected, it will also activate all of them automatically. 04:42:33 And one more: USB keyboard/mouse that have keys or mouse buttons keld down at boot time which are ones that the operating system does not know how to deal with, are not automatically activated. 04:42:45 I wish I could get this person some mental help 04:43:13 yeah shove them in an institution. that works well. 04:43:45 If you want a USB file system, connecting a mouse after it is booted, or a keyboard after it is booted if you already have a keyboard, USB printer, USB audio, etc, then you must type the commands to activate them manually. 04:44:08 But the USB port would still provide power to inactive devices. 04:44:32 Oh, he was referring to fluoridation. Which is stupid, but at least there's a thought process other than "Everyone's trying to kill me" 04:45:16 (in regards to his belief that they poisoned the tap water) 04:45:58 What do you think about these ideas for security of connecting USB devices? 04:48:19 zzo38: Seems like a decent scheme. 04:48:51 Aaah, fluoridation. 04:48:54 Cursed by the stupid. 04:49:10 Meanwhile, I live in a location where the water needs defluoridation. 04:54:43 These USB security scheme might make the computer a bit more difficult to use, but I don't care. You can still easily use the commands to activate it if you know how. 04:55:11 Now I invented a new word "radio virus". 04:56:03 Even devices such as SIM cards that might not actually have direct radio transmitter, are capable of radio viruses. 04:57:26 They could use a subliminal code to leak your address book to your service provider. 05:00:59 Even if a keyboard (USB or not) has no radio transmitter, it can still have a radio virus that retains all information so that when you resell it or return it (it could be designed to break after a few years so that you will return it to the manufacturer for warranty repair!) they can steal that information! 05:03:53 Do you think any manufacturers have actually done any of this stuff? 05:09:29 "I believe in a literal six-day creation event where the universe was spoken into existence by God six to ten thousand years ago. I don't believe this for scientific reasons (though significant known scientific evidence corroborates with this origin hypothesis)" 05:10:38 - a cool dude 05:11:20 * elliott_ waits for pikhq to see that (there is a specific reason) 05:14:18 ... *wince* 05:14:24 What scientific evidence? 05:14:26 guess who wrote that pikhq, no googling 05:14:32 zzo38: there is none, this guy is deluding himself :P 05:14:52 elliott_: I got nothing, but *wince* 05:15:12 pikhq: bobthj 05:15:18 There may be a few kinds of philosophical evidence (for some possible ways of defining "evidence", probably not the standard ways though) 05:15:36 elliott_: ... 05:15:44 elliott_: Fucking hell. 05:15:55 pikhq: his blog is literally the best i cant stop reading its like a trainwreck in slow motion 05:16:01 that's from the series "understanding a conservative christian" 05:16:17 the post literally blames nazism on darwinism 05:16:48 Y'mean "Gott Mit Uns" Nazis? 05:17:45 ALLOW ME TO QUOTE 05:18:17 "As an example, consider the Nazis of World War II era. Collectively as a culture they embraced a morality which permitted the murder of millions of innocent individuals. Few would agree with their callous disregard for human life, yet they were acting well within the (non-)limits allowed by darwinist/secular humanist morality." 05:18:24 wait he's not even blaming it on darwinism 05:18:32 He's blaming it on secular humanism. 05:18:33 hes just saying that darwinism is ok with nazis 05:18:38 no wait 05:18:39 "Not so with darwinist-based atrocities (the eugenics movement, nazism)" 05:18:42 We now have evidence that Darwin was wrong (although that doesn't mean evolution in general is wrong) 05:18:49 oh man he namedrops moral relativism A+ 05:18:50 zzo38: about what 05:18:53 in particular? 05:19:06 * elliott_ is curious to what you refer 05:19:20 elliott_: Probably some minor nitpick that nobody cares about. 05:19:32 zzo38: Nobody claims Darwin was 100% correct, or even *cares if he was*. 05:19:51 Some things Darwin wrote do not match the actual scientific evidence of evolution. 05:19:57 oh come on don't be hostile to people just because they dared insult the great darwin 05:19:58 The general concept works. Many of the details work. That's how science works. 05:19:59 i'm _curious_ 05:20:19 * Sgeo is also curious 05:20:33 elliott_: I'm not sure of the exact detail, but I'm going to take a guess that it has something to do with his lack of knowledge of genetics. 05:20:42 (which literally did not *exist* at the time he wrote) 05:20:42 how about you let the person who does know answer 05:20:47 Okay. 05:20:49 pikhq: OK. Of course even other things in science we correct over time. This is not the exception. 05:21:32 Anyways. Nazis, secular humanism? They were about as Catholic as you could get without being the Pope. 05:22:16 (and one particular Nazi is as Catholic as you can get.) 05:23:22 zzo38, so what did Darwin get wrong? 05:23:41 Unfortunately I forget the details. 05:24:03 But pikhq might be correct that it has to do with his lack of knowledge of genetics. I am not sure. 05:26:05 Hmm, oddly enough the one thing someone from that era would have been *most* likely to screw up, he didn't. 05:26:17 i finished my article in a few hours and now i'm wondering how to spend the rest of my workday 05:26:27 well first draft anyway 05:26:35 pikhq, hmm, what? 05:26:41 He deemed that all human beings were of the same species and that if races were even useful markers at all, they were mere variants or sub-species. 05:26:54 turns out you have to add (G surjective => G identity) since that was not implied by what i had and xor was a counterexample 05:26:58 interesting right 05:26:59 Which was in stark contrast to the prevailing view that, say, Africans were literally sub-human. 05:27:27 erm darwin was actually pretty racist iirc 05:27:33 istr something about ~primitive negroes~ 05:27:56 What is the significance if Africans are literally sub-humans? That you cannot perform medical advice? 05:27:56 elliott_: By modern standards, perhaps. 05:28:42 elliott_: By standards of the day, he could have been lynched for being too progressive in some areas. 05:29:03 what does that even mean, he may have been progressive for the time, but saying he wasn't racist is disingenuous 05:29:33 What I'm saying is, he was nowhere near as racist as his contemporaries. Though literally everyone was racist then. 05:30:07 http://esolangs.org/wiki/Image:Surface_logo.png is this an album cover or a language logo 05:30:13 OK, now maybe I can understand. 05:30:22 surface the album cover 05:30:26 by whatever that shape is 05:30:44 2d grid on a sphere? 05:32:31 I don't get why madk makes logos for all his languages and does them all in blitzbasic and they're all kind of samey in a way I can't quite pinpoint with words 05:32:50 where by does them I mean implements them 05:33:14 there's something about american high school that introduces that kind of bored mechanical timewasting in people 05:33:15