#ot1-perplexing-regexing

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royal lakeBOT
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:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @gusty oar permanently.

tame terrace
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so, uh, don't do that.

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now then, as you were.

gentle moss
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nice.

lofty dirge
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so how about American Handegg?

tame terrace
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another salad?

gentle moss
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don't follow, but i was watching a thing on American accents and holy crap there are a lot

lofty dirge
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We are big country

tame terrace
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inb4 every american salad is a vegetableless combination of cheeses, meats and eggs

undone berry
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egg+salad is a combo I really don't get

lofty dirge
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we reach from Spain to Moscow

gentle moss
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it's very interesting to see the similarities between some places

tame terrace
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I ate an egg once. wasn't my thing.

gentle moss
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boston / brooklyn have similar things going on

tight meadow
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America also has a lot of people from different countries

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Contributing to the different accents

undone berry
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I ate an egg once. wasn't my thing.
I can't actually tell if you're joking

sand goblet
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Handegg, American football

gentle moss
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okay that's not all of it though is it though

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since the UK is very small but has a huge array of accents

undone berry
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I don't think the country of origin has a huge contribution to the different accents

tame terrace
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@undone berry half joking. egg is a nice ingredient for cooking and baking. beyond that, gross.

gentle moss
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i can drive 4h up the country and find people i can just about understand

tight meadow
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Scrambled eggs are good, but I can’t stand anything else

gentle moss
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i can drive for 30 minutes and find a completely different accent.

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it's just very curious is all

undone berry
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I'm not a massive fan of eggs - but if done right they're nice

sand goblet
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It's the same thing in Ireland

lofty dirge
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Boston/Brooklyn have similar things going on? Let's not discuss the Yankees and Red Sox

tame terrace
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scrambled eggs, I can live with. omelettes too. but like a hard boiled egg is something I have no idea why anyone would eat.

sand goblet
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And it's localised to counties mostly

gentle moss
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hahah rabbit

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:D

sand goblet
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Would you eat a scotch egg?

tight meadow
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scrambled eggs, I can live with. omelettes too. but like a hard boiled egg is something I have no idea why anyone would eat.
@tame terrace Agreed

gentle moss
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on the talk about eggs, i got a whole lesson on how to cook eggs from eivl

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it was excellent

lofty dirge
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Can I just have the scotch?

tame terrace
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scotch egg? probably not. too eggy.

undone berry
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Fried eggs are the best because they go well with toast

tame terrace
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Can I just have the scotch?
haha, me irl

sand goblet
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Haha

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I like that

thorn snow
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@tame terrace Boiled eggs are best when the center is still creamy, but not runny

tame terrace
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no thank you

gentle moss
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auchentoshan represent.

undone berry
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yolks are never creamy

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runny yes

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but not creamy

sand goblet
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They can be

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But I prefer runny

tame terrace
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they are if you cook them in cream

undone berry
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nah - I don't accept it as a descriptor for egg yolks

sand goblet
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Custard is good too yes

thorn snow
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@undone berry It's a spot that is hard to hit, but it exists

plucky ridge
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Or they're Cadbury Eggs

gentle moss
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they're not eggs

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false eggs

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feggs

plucky ridge
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That's

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A bit close

tame terrace
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hahahah

thorn snow
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Can't eat Fabergé Eggs wither

gentle moss
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oh.

tame terrace
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was about to say

gentle moss
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OH

sand goblet
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Cadbury eggs are like diabetes in a single egg sized package

tame terrace
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fabergé eggs are also creamy in the middle

sand goblet
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They're so sweet

tame terrace
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probably. we'll never know.

gentle moss
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i love diamonds with my creamy egg

tight meadow
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Ow

gentle moss
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adds crunch

undone berry
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I'm willing to eat pretty much anything if it has enough diamonds in it

oak tangle
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a hard boiled egg is something I have no idea why anyone would eat.
@tame terrace

Yeah, those eggs cooked so long they turned green

tame terrace
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diamonds are like, eat'em if you've got'em!

plucky ridge
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Add some green ham and you're set to make a book

gentle moss
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it's only said that the eggs are green

tame terrace
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did you guys see the netflix version of green eggs and ham?

tight meadow
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Green ham with a side of diamonds

plucky ridge
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True

gentle moss
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green eggs and ham

tame terrace
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the ham is clearly green

plucky ridge
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Fair point

tame terrace
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in the show

gentle moss
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the ham should be normal

sand goblet
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It's green in the book too

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They illustrated it

plucky ridge
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But yeah in the book is - yeah

tight meadow
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Or green ham with diamonds in it

gentle moss
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it is, but seuss was a weirdo

tame terrace
gentle moss
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and obviously not great with language

sand goblet
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Wait what

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I thought you were having me on

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They did that?

gentle moss
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weak rhymes

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eminem would destroy him

undone berry
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green (eggs and ham) is perfectly valid

tame terrace
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it was actually really good.

gentle moss
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when i was a kid we had a green eggs and ham game on the PC

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the ham was also green

tame terrace
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cast had jillian bell, adam devine, keegan-michael key, michael douglas, eddie izzard..

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a seriously solid cast.

gentle moss
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what the hell

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that's mad

sand goblet
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That's pretty cool though

undone berry
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The only real life adaptation I can think of is Deathnote

tame terrace
gentle moss
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wait, it's not ended?

tame terrace
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they did a season

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I think they're doing more

gentle moss
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how many things can he not like eggs on?

tame terrace
gentle moss
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rhyming dictionaries are only so long

sand goblet
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I was gonna say they should have done the cat in the hat

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But of course they already did

gentle moss
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didn't that go... weird?

sand goblet
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How could it not?

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It's Seuss

tight meadow
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Yeah the Cat and the Hat adaptation was questionable at best

sand goblet
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It was live action wasn't it?

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Probably a better match for my meme..

undone berry
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The The Cat in the Hat one was waay before Netflix

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unless there's another

gentle moss
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it's so weird he only got into kids books because his porn failed to take off

undone berry
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ok apparently it wasn't before Netflix

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but - that's because Netflix was founded in 1997

sand goblet
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Lol yeah, the porn thing is something everyone forgets

undone berry
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Dr Seuss was not a cool guy

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well, maybe he was cool - but he wasn't particularly concerned with being a good person

tame terrace
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what do you base that on

sand goblet
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I recall he was a racist or something

undone berry
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Whilst his wife was dying he had an affair with someone else

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and married someone the year after his wife committed suicide

tame terrace
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I've heard that one

gentle moss
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he was pretty fucked up

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that's why it's strange he went for kids books

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¯_(ツ)_/¯

tame terrace
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the racism claims, I'm less impressed with

lofty dirge
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he supported japanese internment in WWII

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I'd post a comic he did but it would be banning territory

gentle moss
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he did a lot of bad ww2 propaganda, yeah

undone berry
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According to Wikipedia, he apparently regretted the internment stuff after the war

tame terrace
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for those who wanna see some of them

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I wasn't aware of these ones. I've seen the ones with questionable racial stereotypes in them but that always felt a bit wooden, like the tintin stuff

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yeah I get it, they're dated. the world was racist back then

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but yeah okay you guys are bringing up valid points with this stuff

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this stuff isn't super cool.

lofty dirge
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plus, it's standard wartime propgranda

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make the enemy not you

sand goblet
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Some people say some of it was just how the times were and write it off because of that, some people say doing that is wrong

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I say, enjoy the work for what it is and make up your own mind

lofty dirge
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people use it today against people of middle east descent

sand goblet
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Which is wrong, yeah

rough sapphire
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whoever recognises this string gets $1B: CPKTNWT
@charred burrow fun fact about gta sa cheats

undone berry
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If you're trying to choose material to give to your kids, I think its worth considering the messages that can be taken away from the work. Part of that is also considering the author's intent

rough sapphire
sand goblet
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Yup, that's also true

tame terrace
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I'd read my kids green eggs and ham, though

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there's nothing racist about that

sand goblet
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But it's also worth remembering that a lot of shitty people contributed good things to society

lofty dirge
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Larry Ellison?

undone berry
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Roald Dahl is a better example of a shitty person's shittiness coming across in their work

sand goblet
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I haven't heard about that

tame terrace
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what

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please don't ruin roald dahl for me

sand goblet
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Haha

tame terrace
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what did he do then

gentle moss
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ooooh lord

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strap in

undone berry
tame terrace
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bullshit, that's a lovely sentiment

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that bottom person is also ugly

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and yet they are beautiful

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because they "think nice thoughts"

undone berry
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That is absolutely not a lovely sentiment. It is saying that you can judge someone based on the appearances of them

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that is the takeaway - there are pictures with it

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those two people are different kinds of ugly

lofty dirge
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I mean, bottom one is an American right?

gentle moss
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i mean he was a rabid anti-semite

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he claimed hitler "had his reasons"

tight meadow
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It is also implying that people who hit rock bottom are going to become ugly humans

gentle moss
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etc.

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in the 1980's

undone berry
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There's a solid read about it, which I agree with

gentle moss
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weird how all the people writing great kids books are pretty fucked up.

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"all the people"

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too much there.

undone berry
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Enid Blyton hated kids

tight meadow
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A lot of people are fucked up

tame terrace
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hoo boy, I think that article is completely off its tits

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but okay

undone berry
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Reading it, it's not actually super relevant to the current conversation

tight meadow
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I feel like this conversation is going to take a turn for the worse

undone berry
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I'm thinking of something else from the same author which I can't find

gentle moss
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“There is a trait in the Jewish character that does provoke animosity”, he said. “I mean, there’s always a reason why anti-anything crops up anywhere; even a stinker like Hitler didn’t just pick on them for no reason.”

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i mean that quote on its own from an interview is uhh

tame terrace
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On the face of it this is a nice, positive whimsy ... but sadly it isn't true and is therefore corrosive, harmful bullshit. it's a children's book. positive whimsy that isn't quite true is an effective and usually very benevolent device.

dahl is obviously just saying that mean people are ugly and nice people are beautiful, no matter how they look. reading into it in this sort of literal way seems obtuse to me

undone berry
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Here's another example of his work having a pretty shitty message. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/850881820 pretty long read tho. I'll try and tl;dr it as in the book, a dude tricking and manipulating a girl into marrying him is seen as ok

tame terrace
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I'll admit I've never read this, so I don't think I can comment

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I've read many dahl books to my kid, though, and we both enjoy them a lot.

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mathilda is one of the nicest children's books I know.

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full of beautiful sentiment

sand goblet
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I haven't read that one either

undone berry
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I think the fact there are pictures to go with the description show that it isn't the realistic takeaway. The takeaway from it, if you factor in the picture, is that some people have ugly thoughts - and you can identify those people by the way they look

sand goblet
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Charlie and the chocolate factory, and the fantastic Mr fox, are two I grew up with

undone berry
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that's just demonstrably not true

buoyant pendant
undone berry
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ugly thoughts in no way correspond to appearance

tight meadow
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Some people can’t control having “ugly thoughts”

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So don’t insult them

undone berry
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and the picture implies that the takeaway is about appearance

tame terrace
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i think you're so focused on the trees you're refusing to acknowledge the forest, but you're entitled to your opinion.

sand goblet
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I can see both sides

tame terrace
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if this it the worst you've got, I guess I'm safe continuing to consider Dahl a nice writer. Maybe with the exception of Esio Trot, though.

sand goblet
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It's hard to say for sure without asking the guy what he meant though

tight meadow
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Sometimes it is not about the authors message but the readers interpretation

gentle moss
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and i'm with you with the writing being nice

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just not the author

sand goblet
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That's a dangerous route I think, @tight meadow

thorn snow
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So I step out of the chat for a minute and you guys start talking about Hitler?

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tsk tsk

sand goblet
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Is that your takeaway? Haha

tight meadow
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@sand goblet Art can be understood in many different ways. You should not be forced to the authors definition

sand goblet
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No, but also, there are some things that one can't reasonably be offended by I'd think

undone berry
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I agree that a solid chunk of his work is perfectly good - the other ones I've seen mentioned here are all pretty solid - but I also think the guy was a bit of a prick (see: antisemitism). I just think there are multiple examples of his work using a lighthearted, friendly, with fundamentally shitty messages

torn ridge
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evening 😄

tight meadow
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No, but also, there are some things that one can't reasonably be offended by I'd think
@sand goblet I can understand that but sometimes you can’t take things too literal. If it is trying to be offensive, take it literally. If not, don’t.

sand goblet
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Hey roon

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I hear Paul is doing a home assistant collab soon

torn ridge
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hey gee dude!

tame terrace
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hi roons

tight meadow
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@torn ridge good evening!

torn ridge
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lemon!

sand goblet
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@tight meadow Fair, I guess

tame terrace
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you old fogey

torn ridge
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roonHI IKR 45

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i saw a video of him lately saying it was too complicated and couldnt get it working

sand goblet
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Yeah, and he said he'd do a collab with DrZzs if he was down for it

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And he posted a comment saying he was down for it

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:>

torn ridge
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ahhh nice!

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i dont do much with automation nowadays, just have my lights turning on and off at sunrise/sunset and a self-hosted bitwarden lol

sand goblet
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HA has had a huge usability push recently and it really shows

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Haha, fair

torn ridge
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im just waiting for WSL2 to hit then maybe move the stuff off my pi

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terminals released now too which is awesome

sand goblet
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I'm considering doing an IoT project of my own

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Inspired by Divoo's products - LED pixel grid speakers

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Because you can't program them, there's no API

torn ridge
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theres been some amazing cool stuff posted on the python subreddit lately, with lights / moodlighting reacting to monitor backgrounds / games

sand goblet
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That's pretty neat stuff

torn ridge
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one used arduino and striplights, the other used LIFX api calls

sand goblet
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I'm planning on building something with a pi and an LED matrix

torn ridge
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seeee id love an led matrix

sand goblet
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Adafruit makes them

torn ridge
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actually there is a ton of stuff io would love

sand goblet
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My issue is mostly making or finding an enclosure

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And also a grid and diffuser panel

torn ridge
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ive not streamed in over a month or so, so my disposable income is... urmm... limited!

sand goblet
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I hear that

torn ridge
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and i want a damn 3d printer!

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just to make stackers for heinz tins!

buoyant pendant
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but you end up using them so little!

sand goblet
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That makes two of us lol

torn ridge
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i have a lot of tins that need stacking

sand goblet
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If I had one I could do a lot of IoT projects

undone berry
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When I looked, online 3d printing was pretty damn cheap

torn ridge
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heinz tins are the same sized top / bottom, so they dont stack correctly

buoyant pendant
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every now and then i will come up with something i want to 3d print, but im always to lazy to design it

sand goblet
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Yeah but the problem is that you have to order it, you can't make things at home, adjust things until it's right

torn ridge
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LOL, id just end up printing dumb stuff

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BEHOLD ITS FINISHED.... another 3d printed willie!

undone berry
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Yeah but the problem is that you have to order it, you can't make things at home, adjust things until it's right
measure twice cut once - that probably holds true for 3d printing

sand goblet
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Sure but I don't know how to design something in the first place

torn ridge
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i tried blender

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god damn i suck at it

buoyant pendant
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not really 😦 often things will warp by like .1-2 mm and then you have to figure out how to adjust

torn ridge
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took me hours to make a donut!

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it did have drippy icing though!

sand goblet
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All I need is a plastic grid

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Is that so much to ask

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:>

buoyant pendant
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like id like to print a charging holder for my electric razor (it has the charge port in the bottom, so i would fit perfectly!) but its a suuuper organic shape and theres no way i can model that..

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only way i can think of doing it is point cloud mapping or something

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(would be a cool project..)

torn ridge
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i want a stand for my pccculus quest!

sand goblet
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Oh man you have a quest

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How is it?

torn ridge
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i do, its FANTASTIC!

sand goblet
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I'm thinking of getting one myself

torn ridge
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with virtual desktop

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OMG

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its perfect

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steam VR games wirelessly

sand goblet
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How's the latency for that?

torn ridge
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<30ms

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pretty damn good

sand goblet
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Nice

torn ridge
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beatsaber and the like, feels a bit "spongy"

buoyant pendant
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i only have a windows mr headset

sand goblet
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There is a cable as well

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Oculus link

buoyant pendant
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i should probably sell that..

torn ridge
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jiw ouldnt bother to be honest

buoyant pendant
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gdude you interested? 😉

solid pollen
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only way i can think of doing it is point cloud mapping or something
@buoyant pendant You could use a tool like meshroom to create a 3d model based onto some pictures, and import it into you 3d software lemon_pika

torn ridge
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sorry i wouldnt bother with the cable

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they just released an update so it works with usb 2.0

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so no need for a thick USB3 cable

sand goblet
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I do have spare 3.0 ports though

buoyant pendant
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thanks @solid pollen ill try that!

torn ridge
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its the thickness of the cable

lofty dirge
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I have Valve Index, I wish it was wireless but quality is oh so nice

torn ridge
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and the added weight due to the length

sand goblet
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Rabbit here is made of money

torn ridge
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Or....

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you can go wireless with virtual desktop

lofty dirge
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🦅

torn ridge
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and people are reporting much better quality with VRDesktop than with the link cable

sand goblet
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Interesting, okay

lofty dirge
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got to put that "Not paying for healthcare" money to good use 😉

torn ridge
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i playd halflife alyx on it... beautiful!

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absolutely wonderful

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the quest is REALLY good

sand goblet
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Good to hear

torn ridge
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camera passthrough, hand tracking

rough sapphire
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i've never tried vr

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but i've heard alyx is good

lofty dirge
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Alyx is good

rough sapphire
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really do kind of want to try it, i was a huge fan of hl2

torn ridge
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hand tracking games released in a few weeks (instead of just sideloaded apps)

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its REALLY good

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the headcrabs are GREAT!

rough sapphire
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i guess actually wearing something on your head makes it seem more realistic

sand goblet
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I really want it for beat saber

torn ridge
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VR is, just... REALLY good...

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beatsaber i have, as well as superhot 😄

sand goblet
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I'm sad because I have a rift DK1 but there's no way to use it on windows 10 haha

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Used to use it with vivecraft back in the day

torn ridge
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yeah ive tried vivecraft too, its impressive, and weird because VR!

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me and my best mate have one

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so we watched bigscreen together (a virtual cinema) sat with our avatars in there, and watched battle angel alita in 3d together

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absolutely fantastic it was

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and echo arena!!!

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HOLY GOD THAT GAME

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its literally enders game in the games room!

lofty dirge
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I wish I could get my VR legs

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I started getting sick when playing DCS

torn ridge
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DCS?

sand goblet
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I need a better job :v

torn ridge
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i cant do the free moving stuff, makes me feel ill

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i need A better job

sand goblet
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I'm on a community employment scheme

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Got a text from my boss today saying he thought work was back on

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Turns out one of the other sponsors on the scheme is breaking lockdown and bringing her people in

rough sapphire
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@sand goblet i think you should still potentially talk to the one link i gave you

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they might be able to come up with better numbers

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if you can convince them

torn ridge
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Oooff, the lockdown terrifies me!

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well the lack of

sand goblet
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We're starting to ease up but Monday was only phase one

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Next phase is June 8th

lofty dirge
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RuneW0lf, flight sim

torn ridge
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its terrifying, we're not over it! its not even kicked in properly yet i dont think

rough sapphire
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@sand goblet how difficult is it to get a VAT number in IE?

sand goblet
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Pretty easy

torn ridge
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Ahhh okies rabbit, yeah i'd probably VOM!

sand goblet
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You go to the revenue site and make one

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Register a company there and that's it

torn ridge
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ive been using microsoft edge lately!

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it feels dirty!

undone berry
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There's no concept of VAT registration for companies?

rough sapphire
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@sand goblet so it's not very expensive or too much bureaucracy as a private person

sand goblet
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There is

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You don't have to register for vat under a certain threshold

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But you still have to do accounts to show that you're below it

undone berry
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alright - I'm guessing its roughly the same as here then

torn ridge
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correct i'm registered as self-employed

sand goblet
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Most likely

torn ridge
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i LOVE doing taxes!

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😄

rough sapphire
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I'm VAT registered too

sand goblet
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It's mostly automatic here

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I am not vat registered

rough sapphire
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fuckin love it here with my taxes. 10% lol static

sand goblet
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But I'm not doing business, so

torn ridge
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i never hit the threshold, so im good 😄

rough sapphire
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make 100k a month? 10% thx bye

torn ridge
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i make 3k / year.. ez!

rough sapphire
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yeah i'm making 0e month so ez too

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living on pure savings

torn ridge
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Ooof, rough my friend!

sand goblet
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I make like 220 eur/week

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It's still not a lot but hey

rough sapphire
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it's 220 more than 0

sand goblet
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Yup

rough sapphire
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nobody gives me any money

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i'm just waiting for somebody to hire me

torn ridge
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my jobs to guilt trip people into giving me money

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its like being a beggar... from the comfort of my own home

sand goblet
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What you really need is a bikini and a pair of thigh highs

torn ridge
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grins

sand goblet
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Haha

rough sapphire
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💃

torn ridge
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i could do that!

sand goblet
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It's like half of twitch

torn ridge
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if i had the assets i would!

tame terrace
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@undone berry I just wanna say that I did read that patrick rothfuss esio trot review now and it was a really good read, thanks for linking it

sand goblet
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Fair point that

tame terrace
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I agree that that book sounds fucked up

torn ridge
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there is no shame!

rough sapphire
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lemon will you hire me

tame terrace
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nope

rough sapphire
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why not

tame terrace
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I don't even know who you are

rough sapphire
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well will you interview me

tame terrace
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no, I don't interview people.

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I'm just a dev

rough sapphire
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🤷

torn ridge
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he's the brains.. he has people for that!

rough sapphire
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doesn't hurt to ask

undone berry
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For the record, I don't think all of his work is trash or anything - just that some dodgy views creep into his work in some places. Most of it is largely fine

tame terrace
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I found it really endearing that rothfuss made up a different ending for his kid

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his version does indeed sound better

undone berry
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Rothfuss is a very cool dude

tame terrace
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and it's also a bit cool that it's god damn rothfuss writing this thing

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so, nice link. thanks

charred socket
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Oh man, self-employed taxes here are such a headache

rough sapphire
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what do you guys think about flutter?

rough sapphire
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for insomnia i just take a ton of opioids hoping i die every night upping the dosage.

summer knot
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@rough sapphire This is not the place for that kind of discussion. If you are suffering depression and having suicidal thoughts you should instead seek help from a professional. We are a Python community and as such this is not an appropriate place for this

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!rule 5

royal lakeBOT
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5. Do not provide or request help on projects that may break laws, breach terms of services, be considered malicious/inappropriate or be for graded coursework/exams.

rough sapphire
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ah i see

summer knot
#

From our code of conduct

Examples of unacceptable behavior by participants include:
Discussing topics that are overly polarizing, sensitive, or incite arguments. This includes the discussion of polarizing political views, violence, suicide, and rape.```
rough sapphire
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i said k , chill

balmy furnace
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sup guys

thorn snow
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Hey @gentle moss you around?

gentle moss
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watching a movie, but kinda

thorn snow
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ohh

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just had funny traffic today

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Protocol TCP, Source 127.1 Destination 127.1

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came from a customer server

gentle moss
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what the hell are these people doing o_O

thorn snow
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I have no clue 😄

plucky ridge
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I don't think they do either

thorn snow
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Apparently it was a misconfiguration, but I really would like to know how they made the NIC send that data out

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I am going to do some wiresharking later

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127.1 does not fall into the default route usually

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unless they have a different IP on their lo0 and deleted the 127.1 link completely

wary sequoia
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ah nice, wireshark is fun

thorn snow
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then I can see how it would enter the default route

wary sequoia
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basically my job xD

plucky ridge
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What are the orangish things?

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Croutons?

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I have NO idea if I spelled that correctly

thorn snow
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There is nothing orange

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It's cucumber, tuna, feta and olives

gentle moss
#

that pictures looks like what it'd look like to wake up in a salad

autumn herald
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Looking good!

gentle moss
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i'd skip the olives, but it does look refreshing

autumn herald
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I'd add some cherry tomato or pepper for color

gentle moss
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or both :o

autumn herald
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Madness

gentle moss
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little bit of spring onion too

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go nuts

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in fact, you could put nuts in it too

autumn herald
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Let's not get ahead of ourselves

thorn snow
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@gentle moss only if it's not November

sand goblet
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Requires more feta

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That isn't nearly enough

gentle moss
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you feta believe it

tacit flint
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where to read mushoku tensei LN and WN online?

plucky ridge
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I have no idea what those are

low shadow
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this ot1 is for me

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i m insomniac

plucky ridge
#

You do enjoy avoiding sleep

low shadow
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i m not enjoying

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my circidian rhythm is slowly moving forward

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like one day i sleep at 12

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sometimes 12:15

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and thus it keeps on moving

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until at somepoint

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i reach morning

undone berry
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well - it's currently 1am and you're on Discord

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so

low shadow
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then i dont sleep the whole day

undone berry
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that's probably part of it

plucky ridge
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If I remember correctly, the trick to fixing that is to stay awake for 24 hours and then go to sleep at the time you want to be your new regular

low shadow
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and next day i sleep at 7PM

undone berry
#

If I remember correctly, the trick to fixing that is to stay awake for 24 hours and then go to sleep at the time you want to be your new regular
Yeah, that works for me

plucky ridge
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Although it's a miserable experience

low shadow
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yeah that works for me too

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i drink 5-6 cups of coffee

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for 24 hour awakeness

undone berry
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Although it's a miserable experience
Especially as you can't go sit in a coffee shop all day or something (right now that is)

low shadow
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i have coffee in home

plucky ridge
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Ah right

low shadow
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and tea too

plucky ridge
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Was going to say Waffle House but then yeah

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Covid

undone berry
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Yeah, its not about the coffee - more about having to be at home

low shadow
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charlie has coffee in his pic or whatever else

plucky ridge
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Tea

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British tea

undone berry
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It is indeed tea. This is a cup of Yorkshire tea with milk and 2 sugars. Stolen from /r/ratemytea

low shadow
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ok

plucky ridge
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To which I reply, ick

low shadow
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i like reddit a lot

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just liike discord

undone berry
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2 sugars is a bit sweet. But this isn't ick territory - this is prime British tea

plucky ridge
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I'm just not huge on milk in tea

low shadow
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i like black tea (no milk,no sugar) just huge amount of tea

plucky ridge
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In coffee sure but for some reason it just doesn't click with me in tea

undone berry
#

I wonder if its one of those things that has to be culturally hammered in to you

plucky ridge
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Probably

undone berry
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and really it is weird

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just not for the Brits

plucky ridge
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Sure sure

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Like I don't HATE it

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I just wouldn't actively choose it

low shadow
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i have tried mixing coffee with tea, taste isnt that bad

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a little bitter

plucky ridge
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Ah yes, good ol' cofftea

undone berry
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It isn't bad - but its just worse than either one on its own

plucky ridge
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Yeah it certainly doesn't improve anything

low shadow
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hmm

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i didnt know it was a beverage that had official page on wikipedia

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i just thought it was random combination

plucky ridge
#

Different cultures, different tastes

thorn snow
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If you want to see brits lose their temper, tell them to pour the milk first

soft violet
#

I tried macha tonight. I didn't care for it much. That being said, I ended up adding, literally, another dimension to my image generation code.

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and I looped the z axis.

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So now it's kind of toroidal.

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The US, last I checked.

undone berry
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If you want to see brits lose their temper, tell them to pour the milk first
Now this is where only the silly Brits get it wrong. Good tea is brewed in a pot first, and if you're brewing the tea in a pot - it doesn't really matter when you add the milk. It's slightly easier to add the milk after, so you can more accurately judge colour, but it's not a huge thing

thorn snow
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@low shadow You didn't learn anything being here, did you?

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How the fuck do you think linking this is ok in the first place?

gentle moss
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[20:10] ☕ Charlie: It is indeed tea. This is a cup of Yorkshire tea with milk and 2 sugars. Stolen from /r/ratemytea

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and it's a good looking tea.

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classic builders brew

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strong enough for the spoon to stand up

gentle moss
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if that was a normal tea it'd be too weak

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way too much milk

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but it's chai

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so it can get in the bin

pine vector
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but does it have what plants crave?

soft violet
#

For marsala that'd be normal enough.

gentle moss
#

electrolytes?

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brawndo, it's what plants crave.

pine vector
gentle moss
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such a fun movie

soft violet
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I thought it'd be stupid.

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It was quite on point.

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Engaging.

gentle moss
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i mean it is stupid, but also a funny commentary on society

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"Carl's Junior, go fuck yourself."

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i find the branding jokes super amusing

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i think that's the reason why it was limited theatrical release

undone berry
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The only tea I currently have is pretty rubbish

gentle moss
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i don't even know what's in my tea jar

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i think it's yorkshire

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right teabag shape for it

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i haven't been on the caffeine in about 2 weeks :o

hollow leaf
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huh, chai tea

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🙂

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also there are chai lattes out there which're basically chai tea and milk, or something. depends on the brand, or where you get it

gusty shadow
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um just for the record chai tea is basically saying tea tea cos in hindi it's called tea

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better to call it chai 🙂

sand goblet
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it is a specific type of tea

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so calling it chai tea isn't necessarily wrong

hollow leaf
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ah. things get mistranslated 😕

sand goblet
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it's a tautology, but it's useful in English

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what we call chai tea here always inolves cinnamon

gusty shadow
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ah my bad

hollow leaf
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it's fine

sand goblet
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which like is probably totally not authentic, but :>

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I haven't actually had tea in aaaages

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I prefer hot chocolate tbh and I have a bunch of odd ones in the cupboard at all times

rough sapphire
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chai latte with chocolate is a thing, too. a very nice thing

hollow leaf
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Chai latte + espresso, or dirty chai in parts of the US I think, is nice =p

sand goblet
#

at the moment, from memory

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I've got rocky road hot chocolate

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raspberry ripple hot chocolate and.. blueberry cheesecake

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and I think orange as well

lofty dirge
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Isn't proper place for tea in the harbor? 🦅

gentle moss
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that type of tea was shit

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it belongs in the harbour

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you did us a favour

wraith oriole
#

P&G Tips !

soft violet
#

The word everyone is looking for is marsala.

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Chai Marsala.

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But because people are people, it gets called chai.

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I had a good first experience with it.

marble sentinel
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I’ve had some Indian spiced tea before, it was... quite spice filled.

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Although it was a pre-packaged off the shelf sort of product. Not homemade or hand made at a coffee shop.

charred socket
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I need to find a good chai masala place, I was excited to try one out in the town my uni's in but it seems they add too much milk. One of my friends has offered to make me some should I visit them though, perhaps the best is homemade 😄

marble sentinel
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Indeed 😛 Homemade in any case is pretty much always better

low shadow
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Finally exploited HEAP

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YEAH

low shadow
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Chai Marsala.
@soft violet if u referring to wine then the word marsala is correct , but if u referring to tea its chai masala

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not marsala

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chai = tea (hindi) chiya = tea (nepali), masala = spice

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marsala = wine

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brawndo, it's what plants crave.
@gentle moss plant crave ion and yes brawando though u wouldnt pour energy drink to plant LOL

gentle moss
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but it's got lectrolytes

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that's what plants crave

rough sapphire
#

do you know about this cool feature?

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multi caret is cool

twilit hull
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carrot

oak tangle
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Yeah, I use it a lot

rough sapphire
#

pycharm is so cool

oak tangle
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It was one of the first things I looked for after I started to use PyCharm as I was so used to it from Sublime

rough sapphire
#

very nice

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I also like vertical selection

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and refactoring tools

twilit hull
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those words sounds advanced

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lel

rough sapphire
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no, they are simple tools

rough sapphire
#

Do you agreee with this? I find that it's often 100% the opposite.

thorn snow
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It's a good principle

rough sapphire
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It's more like... if youre tool is so complex that configuration requires a manual and the ability for precise specification is necessary for some users but inaccessible to many others, that's when you write a CLI tool. When the task at hand is about sheer ability to execute whatever with enough tiem to studying the man pages.

thorn snow
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it minimizes errors

rough sapphire
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yeah I suppose so

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Personally, if an application is extremely complex that last thing i want to see as a user is a GUI.

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Unless its inherantly visual in some way.

lofty dirge
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I agree with config file

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and being able to specify the config file

rough sapphire
#

I think that configuration that you do not regularly need many bejaviours, it should definitely go in a config before a command flag.

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But if its a thing you need this sometimes and that sometimes

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good for flag

undone berry
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Personally, if an application is extremely complex that last thing i want to see as a user is a GUI.
A GUI means you can achieve some complex stuff without having to dig through manuals. For something where the use case is using it, I think they can definitely save time

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PyCharm is a good example of this

lofty dirge
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I'm actually a fan of NOT implementing command line arguments besides --configfile

rough sapphire
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I suppose. They can also waste it. But its not a black and white issue. There are different use cases, preferences and productivities... but like okay... in a command line tool, everything is laid out exactly how it should be ideally. If I need whatever, I know exactly where to look for it. I can type it very fast. In a GUI, I have to look.

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Ihave to scour with my eyes to find something in clutter

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Depending on design

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But if its complex

lofty dirge
#

and for the love of all that holy, please use either JSON/YAML for your config file

gentle moss
#

that's just shit UI design

rough sapphire
#

Actually

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That is precisely what I am fixing about this simple photo gallery

gentle moss
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plenty of programs have made accessible menus without having it become a spelunking expedition

rough sapphire
#

I hope to make it better anyway

lofty dirge
#

Are we talking application that is server or client side?

rough sapphire
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But like... I can type a file path that I know faster that I can click on this, click on that. scroll through those, spot it where it is at this zoom level of the screen and window dimensions. The main thing is just that it takes time to be skillful with anything and you have to learn aliasing behaviour and maintaining your own shell scripts

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But like..

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there is no comparison for a lot of things. But both can say that about each othjer. They have important places for me

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I wouldnt give up either

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And when i say maintaining shell scripts, I mean like a couple of lines of the simplest thing in the world

gentle moss
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file path windows are a bit shit when they don't let you type something.

rough sapphire
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So you dont have to look in man pages

lofty dirge
#

GUI config for applications are provided because they are cheaper for a business

rough sapphire
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I think it has 100% more to do with the user wont use it.

gentle moss
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lower entry point for use.

rough sapphire
#

I mean on average

gentle moss
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it makes the program require less knowledge to operate

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which is positive.

lofty dirge
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and cheaper to hire the person to operate it

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TLS, again, whether not to have command line vs GUI vs config file depends on type of application

rough sapphire
#

I mean... I definitely agree. And I think for many things you could have both, with one as the default set and the other for on the fly adjustments.

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But it depends. Some programs you will never execute the same way twice

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And will spend a good portion of time assembling it

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Buit they arent all that way

graceful basin
#

and for the love of all that holy, please use either JSON/YAML for your config file
JSON is not a config format, JSON5, INI, YAML, TOML, cfg, ... is

rough sapphire
#

what's the difference between JSON and JSON5

lofty dirge
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for command line applications we make, unless the option changes every run or so, config information goes into file, command line argument is --configfile --<not in config file option>

gentle moss
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i thought json5 was that band with michael json in it.

rough sapphire
#

its horrible when people use json as config files. Its worse than command line. It provides none of the ease of use for people who cant open a code editor

graceful basin
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JSON5 has comments, trailing commas, unquoted keys and other nice features which make it easy to edit

rough sapphire
#

And it has no interface to deal with iut

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not that command line is bad

lofty dirge
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SRE here, I want to set both of you on fire

graceful basin
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JSON is a serialization format, it is in the name

rough sapphire
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and HTML is a programming language.

lofty dirge
#

JSON, I'm not going to be editing these files without Editor/IDE or YAML

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WHy? Because those both have support by most command lines natively without a bunch of weird libraries I have to install

rough sapphire
#

I'm really talking about from the perspective of an end user.

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For us its not entirely the same

graceful basin
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JSON is a pain to edit even on editors that support it

lofty dirge
#
pip install json5
import json5 #remind me to set the developer on fire```
rough sapphire
#

OH NO YOU FORGOT THE LAST ONE DOESNT HAVE A COMMA HAHA

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lol

lofty dirge
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TLS, never had that issue in VSCOde

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I forgot the comma, why is next line all red and such, oh I forgot the comma

graceful basin
#

I want to be able to edit config files with ed over ssh

lofty dirge
#

revokes lakmatiol SSH privledges

graceful basin
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if I cant do that, it is a bad format

lofty dirge
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gets out the bat

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wack why are you wack editting wack wack config files not under wack wack git control?

graceful basin
#

also, JSON has no comments

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which is really bad in a bloody config file

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because yknow, I want to know what a given key does

lofty dirge
#

documentation you are probably reading?

fervent dock
#

the lack of comments is really awful

lofty dirge
#

YAML then

graceful basin
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looking 2 lines above is faster than searching through docs

fervent dock
#

haven't been following the discussion much but using json for config is ew

graceful basin
#

ye, YAML is good, even if a little overfeatured

fervent dock
#

it's not human friendly at all

lofty dirge
#

kwzrd, real reason to use it is native support

fervent dock
#

humans don't natively support it though

graceful basin
#

you should not write config files for the computer

#

that is quite literally the exact opposite of their purpose

fervent dock
#

i see json as more of a data transfer format

lofty dirge
#

Sure, it's primary use is that

graceful basin
#

ye, JSON is data transfer, and maybe data entry

lofty dirge
#

but config/ini files are worst

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because you are writing parsers to deal with their shit

thorn snow
#

@lofty dirgewhat?

gentle moss
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idk, i grew up editing ini/cfg files and i find json far more frustrating

graceful basin
#

why are you parsing config files yourself

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use whatever format your tool supports, or FFI into whatever C lib is around

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or yknow, stop using bad tools

lofty dirge
#

config/ini means whatever developer decided when smoking something

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so it could be

thorn snow
#

This is a really weird discussion somehow and the arguments aren't really sound imho

gentle moss
#

doesn't python have a built-in configparser for ini?

graceful basin
#

yes it does

lofty dirge
#
key=value```
thorn snow
#

You cannot configure everything with a clicky-di-colorli ui

rough sapphire
#

I think in python there is no excuse to not simply use a python file as a config file

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in most situations

thorn snow
#

Writing a config file for certain things is how things works and how they should work

graceful basin
#

python is not a great data entry language

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if you want a standard config file, use TOML/YAML/JSON5/that one standard format of INI

thorn snow
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It does not matter what one uses, the syntax must fit the purpose

rough sapphire
#

I think its better to have a file I can grep for an option instead of looking for it. But I woudl rather use something other than json. Something that is more like, This = this, that = that, not a data structure

fervent dock
#

@rough sapphire yeah, I also find it odd - I've seen people write awfully complex config parsers to create deeply nested hierarchies at runtime, when all it really needed was a dict literal

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but some people insist on the config being a non-source file

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I've never quite understood why

rough sapphire
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shrug. Ive never tried it so i cant say its a horrible idea but

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i probably will never bother haha

graceful basin
#

config is data, code is code. You generally want to keep the two distinct.

thorn snow
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@fervent dock Because it is easier to deal with an error in a config like yaml or json than a syntax error, which stops execution

lofty dirge
#

We use JSON/YAML exclusively and almost never edit those files by hand

rough sapphire
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I suppose so.

graceful basin
#

then they are not quite config files, are they

fervent dock
#

I don't buy that argument, you can have a syntax error anywhere in your code

#

if you let that reach production, you have other problems

lofty dirge
#

they are

graceful basin
#

well, a config file is edited by the end user

thorn snow
#

@fervent dock That makes no sense. A config is user edited

graceful basin
#

and if the user writes a syntax error, well too bad

lofty dirge
#

I'm the "end user"

rough sapphire
#

Weirdly enough, its the most simple linux systems files for running services on networks at low level specification where randomly i edited the file somehow to break

lofty dirge
#

as SRE, I'm changing config for some service a developer wrote"

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makes me the "end user"

gentle moss
#

all my config files are pickled python dictionaries because i'm the end user

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so it's fine.

thorn snow
#

I think there are quite some principles mixed up in this discussion and it reached a point where everyone is speaking of a very different use case

lofty dirge
#

and even then, JSON is supported by so many editors, I've almost never screwed up syntax that editor wasn't like "DUDE, WTF!"

rough sapphire
#

Yeah, for sure. I dont dislike JSON, i only said anything because right now i have a command likne interface that sucks and it says, "there is a json!"

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and its a tool that you need to have variation

graceful basin
#

if you have a nice editor, any standard format will do the job

rough sapphire
#

so im working on it'

graceful basin
#

if you do not, JSON is hell

lofty dirge
#

and almost all edits are done on my workstation

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so I have an editor

fervent dock
#

That makes no sense. A config is user edited
in that case, yeah, but you probably don't have the user define deep hierarchies - I'm not saying all config should be in source files, but I think very often it can be

rough sapphire
#

I think if you do what i did to my pelican config file, you can no longer ship it to users as a config file

graceful basin
#

what advantage does JSON have over TOML as a config file?

fervent dock
#

if you want the user to define something complex, it probably needs a safer interface than editing a raw file

lofty dirge
#

lakmatiol, for us, native support by our preferred command line tool, Powershell

thorn snow
#

@fervent dock You've never configured server services, did you?

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I'd rather write apache config files than having to use powershell for that

lofty dirge
#

and again, if you used python, native support

thorn snow
#

config files are straight forward

undone berry
#

Is Powershell a language, a tool to be used in any terminal, or is it the shitty blue terminal that comes in Windows?

gentle moss
#

language

thorn snow
#

@undone berry all 3

lofty dirge
#

Charlie, it's a language

fervent dock
#

powershell is apparently super cool, but I don't know if I'll ever be able to learn it

gentle moss
#

i've been trying so hard

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and i still fucking hate it

lofty dirge
#

it's OOP scripting focused language

rough sapphire
#

this file, which is all the same file, used to be just simple assignments

undone berry
#

But do you actually use the shitty blue thing in Windows?

#

I assume not

gentle moss
#

yes.

fervent dock
#

you can change the colour lol

undone berry
#

ah

#

that makes sense

lofty dirge
#

for writing Powershell, I use Visual Studio Code

rough sapphire
#

I dont know why i didnt do that in another file than my config file

#

So... definitely separation of concerns is a thion

lofty dirge
#

if I'm writing Powershell on the command line, I use new WIndows Terminal

thorn snow
fervent dock
#

I'd agree that the blue is a questionable choice

gentle moss
#

i'm mostly in powershell because of active directory / exchange

lofty dirge
#

Powershell ISE hiss

undone berry
#

I just discovered that you can change the colour - so that makes it actually usable. Not sure why the default is unusable

lofty dirge
#

they wanted it to be clear when you opened Powershell instead of command line

#

because dumb windows admins

gentle moss
#

because windows is blue

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so make it blue

#

duh.

undone berry
#

But its so unusable with the defaults of other programs

gentle moss
#

and then make lots of the highlighted text green

lofty dirge
#

No, I asked Powershell Team at Ignite

#

they said that was the reason

gentle moss
#

🙄

rough sapphire
#

From all the people I know who work in that industry and are into the defcon scene, they do not hate windows server and AD as much as I would expect. They dont want to use it for everything but

gentle moss
#

that's... that's so sophisticated.

rough sapphire
#

industry as in sec

gentle moss
#

i don't hate windows server

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i just think it could be less of a twat.

lofty dirge
#

AD in particular is one of best User Authentication software out there

gentle moss
#

yup yup

rough sapphire
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Ive never touched it.

thorn snow
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But bottom line is and I think that is what I didn't like about what you guys said: There is not THE ONE config format for everything. Everything has it's use. I use ini as well as json or yaml, always depending on the use case. A tool must fit the need. That applies to wine glasses and drills as well as file formats, IDE, Operating Systems, Hardware etc

gentle moss
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i couldn't imagine trying to deploy some sort of business environment without AD

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it'd probably be a nightmare

rough sapphire
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One guy who is a mentor of mine told me that its fine for what he uses it for but he would never use the home desktop

lofty dirge
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like my friend who works almost entirely on Linux setup, they run 6 Windows server just for AD authenication for the servers

gentle moss
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you'd probably have to use OpenLDAP or something

thorn snow
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@gentle moss Please no. Not for Windows domains

rough sapphire
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I was gonna go to defcon for the first time this year

gentle moss
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i've never bothered to look into it scorch

thorn snow
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I have worked with Linux based Windows domains. It's a fucking pain in the arse

gentle moss
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as AD works so well.

rough sapphire
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virus come

thorn snow
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I'd rather use a real AD DC

gentle moss
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it's so easy even an idiot can use it!

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that's me.

lofty dirge
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bisk, no, the Linux servers authenicate against AD, not other way around

thorn snow
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That probably works better

rough sapphire
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Does it have a graphical interface like desktop or basicallyt powershell?

thorn snow
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For example, with the Linux-based AD, I couldn't roll out software remotely, because it does not support it

gentle moss
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it has both.

thorn snow
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so had to come in at 4 in the morning to roll out one program on 50 pc by hand

gentle moss
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the graphical interface is damn solid for nearly everything you want to do

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but sometimes having the shell is nice

rough sapphire
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I have heard that. It doesnt represent like... ummm ... vectors for ignorant people to do wrong things?

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i guess you dont let them touch the computer

gentle moss
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i mean...

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don't let idiots touch your active directory setup

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¯_(ツ)_/¯

rough sapphire
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I find that people are far less likely to touch settings if it doesnnt look easy

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like people at work

lofty dirge
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make the AD servers Windows Core to keep idiots off them

gentle moss
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but the barrier to entry for simple stuff like adding / removing users

rough sapphire
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word

gentle moss
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that shit can be done by someone with little knowledge

rough sapphire
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oh definitely.

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I just cant imagine what its like to use Microsoft software that opens up possibility to do things you want to do without fighting it

lofty dirge
gentle moss
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2016?

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ah nvm, it's exchange that changed in 2019

rough sapphire
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Im going to experiment with running different branches for different features concurrently.

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I think it will help me

gentle moss
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definitely set up a windows ad/dc at some point

rough sapphire
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Is it something i can do on a VM for free?

gentle moss
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uhhh

rough sapphire
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You dont have to answer that lol

gentle moss
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well you don't have to active windows server for 90 days iirc.

lofty dirge
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Yes

rough sapphire
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right haha

lofty dirge
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google Windows Server Eval

rough sapphire
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my windows is still not actrivated. I dont have a problem with it because I never use it. I endure the little message that it has there. I endure harassment and monitoring from them any time i use it

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They are sufficiently paid i think

lofty dirge
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it's not Rule 5 violation to talk about it, Windows Server may be run for 180 days in non production use without license violation

rough sapphire
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I think in my case for a home computer that is not the case.

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But yeah

gentle moss
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speaking of windows license violations

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i bet so many people are out of compliance atm

rough sapphire
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But I honestly cant remember the last time i logged into it

gentle moss
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having enabled RDP functionality

lofty dirge
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RDP allows for 2 connections

rough sapphire
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RDP?

gentle moss
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remote desktop protocol

rough sapphire
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ahh right,

gentle moss
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yeah, but with everyone shifting to work from home right now

rough sapphire
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I think I have seen someone use that for work, for same reason

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Honestly..

gentle moss
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i can see it being a higher number than you'd think

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RDP should never be public facing because that's mental

lofty dirge
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Sure

rough sapphire
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My wife brought a computer home with her to work on. And yeah

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I have scanned and looked it.

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Its on my network

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but yeah

lofty dirge
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but a ton of companies have been rolling out Azure VDI which cleans the licensing issues right up

rough sapphire
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There is a lot of problems with it

gentle moss
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VPN -> RDP

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VDI is cool

lofty dirge
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or RDP HTTP Gateway -> RDP

rough sapphire
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yeah, they even said at first when it happened that they couildnt do this work from home because of where she works its an information security issue imo.

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But they eventually had to.

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And they rushed to get it set up]

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And had us sign forms that we would protect it lol

gentle moss
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that's the real problem, rushing to do it.

rough sapphire
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Yep

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Not being prepared is how it feels to be American

gentle moss
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as a business to business IT support company we've been encouraging our customers to set up some kind of remote working for years

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for disaster reasons

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then it snows and no one can get in

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"we can't get in! we need our critical staff to get access!"

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so we cobble something together

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then point out to them "hey, we told you about this. maybe you should implement a proper plan..."

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"we'll do it later."

rough sapphire
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Im pretty sure if I wanted to risk fighting with my wife I could pull up the documents she is using from the cloud. I have seen all the services that are running exposed.

gentle moss
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then it snows / floods again

rough sapphire
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thats really as far as i care to go into that

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It is my house but its not my stuff

gentle moss
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i want fuck all to do with my miss's work.

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big ol' gdpr uncomfortableness

rough sapphire
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They usually come to me when the skip traces cant find someone who disappeared

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and Ill be like

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"Lay it on me"

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But usually i only want to look at it if itis interesting

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She works in law.

lofty dirge
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ummm

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it's quite possibly they are in Office365

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if so, it may look open, it's not

rough sapphire
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I just accidently commited a bunch of things like the venv and stuff that it sucks that i did that. But I didnt push.

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Is there an easy command to take that back

sand goblet
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You can amend the commit

rough sapphire
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Ive never heard of that command even...

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ill look at it

sand goblet
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so what you do

rough sapphire
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the .git dir?

sand goblet
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git reset --soft HEAD^ will do a soft reset back to the previous commit, without losing your changes

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then do git reset HEAD path/to/venv to reset the venv

rough sapphire
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ah cool. What does HEAD mean in the context of git? and is the caret intended?

sand goblet
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it is intended and I'll explain that in a sec

rough sapphire
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ill have to read otherwise but thanks for telling me what to do either wya

sand goblet
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once you've done that, you can git commit -c ORIG_HEAD to recreate the commit

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as for HEAD, that always refers to the latest commit in the current branch

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HEAD^ or HEAD~1 is one commit back

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note that my second reset command there didn't use --soft

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there are also --hard resets which will completely reset the state of those files back to whatever the repository had tracked

rough sapphire
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i need to look up several of those flags.

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that is what i assumed that meant

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but the -c on commit. I always just use -m

sand goblet
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well -c isn't for specifying a message

rough sapphire
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alright im gonna try it

sand goblet
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it basically reuses the log message and authorship information from another commit

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-c will open an editor so you can edit the message

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-C won't

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since you're in the middle of a reset, the meaning of HEAD has changed, so ORIG_HEAD refers to what HEAD was before you reset

rough sapphire
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so, are you using capital letters to refer to a variable that i have to detrermine what I should put there?

sand goblet
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No, you have to literally use that text verbatim

rough sapphire
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just making sure

sand goblet
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they have specific meanings to Git

rough sapphire
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the part i am at now is in the editor, which is not the one id have picked by default but thats fine haha. Is this only for me to edit my message?

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Or is anything else in there special meaning?

sand goblet
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yeah it's just to edit the message

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it uses vim by default, but I assume you knew that

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you can set the EDITOR shell variable if you want to change it

rough sapphire
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nah, it was nano 🤢

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but cool

sand goblet
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anyway, hope that helps

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there's a lot of advanced stuff you can do with git that most people don't need

rough sapphire
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it will, I gives me a path of new git concepts to learn. I decided to day that I would use branches more effectively

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and i did this

sand goblet
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protip: if you edit the gitignore, stage it before you try to stage anything else

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otherwise it won't apply

rough sapphire
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i know, I just didnt.. This is a first commit to this.

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I almost wan to just destroyu the repo and reclone it after saving my files. Its telling me that im ahead how by 1 when I do git status and i cant tell what is in the commit exactly

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git is one of the most confusing things. It took me a while to understand just basic committing and pushing on the same branch but its actually one of the most sophisticated things in software

sand goblet
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If you're using PyCharm or another intellij ide it can do all this stuff for you

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I can't think of a single thing I'd need to drop to a shell for

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Many other editors have similar tools as well

rough sapphire
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I would prefer to use the shell really, its always open no mattter what program im in. Its not so much the commands that are hard. Its the concepts. Its intricately complex on its own.

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i think there is something scary about it too because you can imagine how embarassing it would be to destroy something

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But I guess thats the idea of why we use it

sand goblet
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I mean to be fair though

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Clicking amend in an editor and unticking the files is easier

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But once you've memorised everything you're still in a good spot

rough sapphire
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I dont have alot of experience with doing that other than that it causes me to get "your thing does not match the thing please fetch or pull in a sequence that is acceptable" Thats browser edits which i avoid for that reason

sand goblet
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I don't edit in a browser either, yeah

rough sapphire
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But I use add, commit, and push very regularly. I dont alwasy checkout of and into branches though. And i definitely only have done one merge ever

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and it scared me

thorn snow
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i think there is something scary about it too because you can imagine how embarassing it would be to destroy something
@rough sapphire That is why you learn your tools before you use them. I create cheat sheets for tools I use

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this way you get the options memorized really quick just by creating it

rough sapphire
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Definitely, that is basically what i am doing. These are just my shit shows. Although I am working on a fork now of someone elses work. I think its gonna be good for me

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It makes me stop and be like, "Is that worth changing?"

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and then be like, "Nah. I dont know his implementation well enough yet. Im adding one feature rn"

thorn snow
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@rough sapphire Wanna know something I always get wrong and always have to google?

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<link rel="stylesheet" href="/css.css"> this stupid line

rough sapphire
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haha yeah, for a long time i didnt get the difference between rel and type to be honest. I actually have to look up what atts go with what and not with other things.

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Like a link tag has an src, um, a rel, and...

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the type is important one that one i guess?

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Mainly with that, its that its has changed so much over the years that i dont trust that its the same way anymore.

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So i have to look it up

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This is why i cant roll with using that terminal emulator toy in the browser to make shell experiences because i would be putting too much work into something i shouldnt

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Hey they are suggesting automated fixes for some of these

rough sapphire
grave phoenix
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You are missing opera and chromium