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Posted: 11 Jan 2012, 14:03
by Quiff Boy
;D :lol:

Posted: 11 Jan 2012, 15:36
by Izzy HaveMercy
markfiend wrote:Heh. But your sig says the cake is a lie!
And your sig says it's the 11st today, iz eet German or vut? ;D

IZ.

Posted: 11 Jan 2012, 16:01
by markfiend
:lol: must be a bug in the Suse implementation of ddate.

On my Ubuntu box I got "Today is Sweetmorn, the 11th of Chaos, 3178. Wibble."

Posted: 11 Jan 2012, 16:26
by Quiff Boy
i think it's funnier that its says 11st :D

Posted: 11 Jan 2012, 17:17
by markfiend
Quiff Boy wrote:i think it's funnier that its says 11st :D
Today is the elevenst!

Yeah actually ;D

I wonder if tomorrow will be the twelvend?

Posted: 12 Jan 2012, 13:49
by markfiend
OMG I'm an idiot.

Looking through the files on the php project I'm working on, I thought it would be a good idea to generate a list of where every function is defined. So...

Code: Select all

find . | xargs grep function > function_list.txt
All was going well until 'find .' found function_list.txt. It had grown to over 4GB before I noticed :oops:

The correct bash command was of course...

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find . -name *.php | xargs grep function > function_list.txt

Posted: 12 Jan 2012, 14:11
by Izzy HaveMercy
markfiend wrote:I wonder if tomorrow will be the twelvend?
Yeap! ;D

IZ.

Posted: 12 Jan 2012, 14:52
by markfiend
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
markfiend wrote:I wonder if tomorrow will be the twelvend?
Yeap! ;D

IZ.
13rd tomorrow then ;D

Edit: Thirteenird?

Posted: 12 Jan 2012, 17:53
by emilystrange
pffftt. it's the thirteenthst, as any fule no.

Posted: 19 Jan 2012, 13:29
by sultan2075
I supposed it's a different kind of geeking, but I am extremely excited because my local pub has one keg of Dogfish Head 120 IPA, which is a Very Fine Thing. I'll heading there straightaway after work.

Posted: 19 Jan 2012, 13:52
by Izzy HaveMercy
sultan2075 wrote:I supposed it's a different kind of geeking, but I am extremely excited because my local pub has one keg of Dogfish Head 120 IPA, which is a Very Fine Thing. I'll heading there straightaway after work.
That's not beer, that's whiskey!

IZ.

Posted: 19 Jan 2012, 14:16
by Quiff Boy
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
sultan2075 wrote:I supposed it's a different kind of geeking, but I am extremely excited because my local pub has one keg of Dogfish Head 120 IPA, which is a Very Fine Thing. I'll heading there straightaway after work.
That's not beer, that's whiskey!

IZ.
this is quite nice if you like wheaty beers - http://www.brewdog.com/hardcore_ipa

ABV:9.2%
IBU’s:150Malts

this is just ridiculous though - http://www.brewdog.com/tactical_nuclear_penguin

ABV:32%

Posted: 19 Jan 2012, 14:25
by Izzy HaveMercy
Quiff Boy wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
sultan2075 wrote:I supposed it's a different kind of geeking, but I am extremely excited because my local pub has one keg of Dogfish Head 120 IPA, which is a Very Fine Thing. I'll heading there straightaway after work.
That's not beer, that's whiskey!

IZ.
this is quite nice if you like wheaty beers - http://www.brewdog.com/hardcore_ipa

ABV:9.2%
IBU’s:150Malts

this is just ridiculous though - http://www.brewdog.com/tactical_nuclear_penguin

ABV:32%
And waaaay too expensive, c'mon! 35 paands for a small-ish bottle! :eek:

For that price I have 4,5 litres of this yumminess!

IZ.

Posted: 19 Jan 2012, 14:52
by Quiff Boy

Posted: 20 Jan 2012, 03:53
by sultan2075
Color (or colour) me broken-hearted. They tapped the keg at 5:00 PM, but I had to teach until 7:00. My wife and I got there around 7:30, only to discover they sold out of it in about an hour.

Are Dogfish Head beers available in Europe? I think they make some of the best and most interesting beers of the American craft-brewing scene. Another excellent American craft brewer is Oskar Blues from Colorado. They make a very good IPA called Gub'na, and a knock-you-on-your-ass stout called Ten-Fiddy (because it's 10.5%) that is one of the finest things I've ever tasted.


I've had the Brewdog IPA before. I like it, but don't love it.

Posted: 20 Jan 2012, 10:50
by markfiend
I've never seen Dogfish Head in the UK, there's a bar here in Leeds called North that does beers from all over the world (mostly European actually, but they do get US beers sometimes); I'll look out next time I'm in.

IPA can be too hoppy for my taste sometimes; I tend to prefer an English-style bitter (which generally aren't that bitter).

Posted: 20 Jan 2012, 11:49
by Izzy HaveMercy
sultan2075 wrote:Color (or colour) me broken-hearted. They tapped the keg at 5:00 PM, but I had to teach until 7:00. My wife and I got there around 7:30, only to discover they sold out of it in about an hour.

Are Dogfish Head beers available in Europe? I think they make some of the best and most interesting beers of the American craft-brewing scene. Another excellent American craft brewer is Oskar Blues from Colorado. They make a very good IPA called Gub'na, and a knock-you-on-your-ass stout called Ten-Fiddy (because it's 10.5%) that is one of the finest things I've ever tasted.


I've had the Brewdog IPA before. I like it, but don't love it.
When in Belgium, any time,...

....call me ;)

IZ.

Posted: 20 Jan 2012, 17:39
by sultan2075
markfiend wrote:I've never seen Dogfish Head in the UK, there's a bar here in Leeds called North that does beers from all over the world (mostly European actually, but they do get US beers sometimes); I'll look out next time I'm in.

IPA can be too hoppy for my taste sometimes; I tend to prefer an English-style bitter (which generally aren't that bitter).
American IPA's will almost certainly not be your thing, then--they're very, very, very hoppy. The unfortunate aspect of developing a taste for them is that nothing else really satisfies you.

Dogfish Head does some very interesting things. They have an Ancient Ales series concocted in concert with an archaeologist at Penn. It attempts to replicate ancient beers based on analysis of chemical residue left behind in various relics which once held beer. They've got a lovely one that they produce all year 'round, called Midas Touch. It's based on a Homeric-era formula. Very interesting, too--it's around 9% ABV, and tastes like a hefeweizen crossed with a muscat dessert wine (minus the sweetness) and spiked with a bit of cumin. Fantastic!
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
When in Belgium, any time,...

....call me ;)

IZ.
Will do ;)

And if I ever make it to Europe, I will see if I can bring some of the more interesting American stuff with me to share. The last 10 years of American beercraft have been wonderful.

Posted: 20 Jan 2012, 23:34
by Izzy HaveMercy
A new toy...

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... and it LIVES!

Muha. MuhahaHA. MUhahaHAHAHAHAHAAAAHHHhhh!!!!! :notworthy:

IZ.

Posted: 21 Jan 2012, 00:13
by Sita
Izzy HaveMercy wrote: Muha. MuhahaHA. MUhahaHAHAHAHAHAAAAHHHhhh!!!!! :notworthy:

IZ.
:eek: :eek: :eek:

Posted: 21 Jan 2012, 15:37
by Being645
Sita wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote: Muha. MuhahaHA. MUhahaHAHAHAHAHAAAAHHHhhh!!!!! :notworthy:

IZ.
:eek: :eek: :eek:
:lol: :lol: ... looks like great fun ... ;D :lol: ...

Posted: 21 Jan 2012, 16:27
by Izzy HaveMercy
Just effing around with it today...

Instant Dr. Whom! :D :notworthy:

IZ.

Posted: 21 Jan 2012, 16:57
by Sita
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Just effing around with it today...

Instant Dr. Whom! :D :notworthy:

IZ.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2012, 17:00
by Izzy HaveMercy
Sita wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Just effing around with it today...

Instant Dr. Whom! :D :notworthy:

IZ.
Image

:notworthy: ;D :notworthy: ;D :notworthy:

IZ.

Posted: 21 Jan 2012, 17:05
by Sita
Ha, you think it's funny! But my cat holds a grudge now and doesn't stop meowing!!! :lol: