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[03:37:14] ski/rizon artemis : you're going to fly somewhere ?

[03:37:56] ski/rizon ah, oka

[03:39:11] ski/rizon irc_standardnick : istr hearing about some outbreak of it, elsewhere ?

[03:39:29] ski/rizon also recall seeing some documentary about polio in pakistan, i think

[03:39:45] ski/rizon (well, or perhaps it was part of it)

[03:41:22] ski/rizon irc_standardnick : was it about australia ?

[03:42:26] ski/rizon irc_standardnick : and Balut, iirc in Indonesia

[03:42:45] ski/rizon irc_standardnick : sorry, i meant that podcast you mentioned

[03:43:20] ski/rizon (since you said "down under")

[03:43:59] ski/rizon mm, i remember that

[03:44:03] ski/rizon (the latter one)

[03:44:36] ski/rizon doesn't "down under" usually refer to Australia ? or maybe also including New Zeeland

[03:45:20] ski/rizon it had beautiful nature, i'm told

[03:45:32] ski/rizon not sure how many glaciers, though

[03:46:01] ski/rizon wasn't some scenes in the LoTR film adaptation filmed in NZ ?

[03:47:05] ski/rizon s/eats/ears/

[03:47:33] ski/rizon (mea culpa)

[03:47:49] ski/rizon sounds delish, Kuro-chan :P

[03:48:13] ski/rizon irc_standardnick : was some Star Wars stuff also filmed there ?

[03:49:27] ski/rizon oic, irc_standardnick

[03:49:53] ski/rizon so they believe in the force, i guess

[03:50:19] ski/rizon ooc, which part of India ?

[03:50:40] ski/rizon i recall chatting over a period of months, with someone from Bangalore

[03:51:04] ski/rizon hm, i'm sorry to say i'm not too familiar with demographic distribution across states, in India

[03:51:32] ski/rizon they suggested i ought to try Biryani

[03:52:10] ski/rizon perhaps closer to Kashmir, or something

[03:53:06] ski/rizon well, sure :)

[03:54:10] ski/rizon Harald Bluetooth, and his kin / stands on their toes, and brushes teeth / Harald Bluetooth thinks thus : / "If blueberries weren't so blue, / they would be more delicious too !"

[03:54:20] ski/rizon (it rhymes better in original language, sorry)

[03:54:34] ski/rizon yea, i have

[03:55:33] ski/rizon i first remember hearing about shish kaBobs, in a game

[03:55:48] ski/rizon alsong with shish kaJoes, and shish kaLarrys

[03:56:07] ski/rizon irc_standardnick : with pineapple on it ?

[03:56:14] ski/rizon or mackarel, perhaps ?

[03:57:14] ski/rizon mm, i can see

[03:58:01] ski/rizon hm, ever visited U.K. ?

[03:58:49] ski/rizon mm. it's a large country. and well populated, with many different regions with their own local cuisine customs and stuff

[03:59:04] ski/rizon hm, who's Rishi Sunak ?

[03:59:22] ski/rizon oh, right. seems to ring a vague memory

[03:59:51] ski/rizon also lots of calendars, in India

[04:00:10] ski/rizon s/like to/like to visit/ )

[04:00:12] ski/rizon ?

[04:00:23] ski/rizon yea, i realized. sorry for ruining it :/

[04:02:26] ski/rizon i'm told in some Indian calendars, you can sometimes skip a date, in a month. or have the same date number repeated, two days in a row. all due to the dates being assigned wrt the moon cycle, and how its distance varies, so the time it runs through a given amount of angle across the star backdrop varies

[04:02:56] ski/rizon hm, there are some relatively fast trains, i think. but France has maglev

[04:03:10] ski/rizon possibly also in some other places in Europe, i haven't kept track

[04:03:17] ski/rizon no maglev here

[04:04:28] ski/rizon my brother is into calendars, has made tables of many of them, and suggested classification system (lunar, solar, luni-solar, as well as sub-classification of that), and also four-letter abbreviation of calendar&epoch

[04:04:54] ski/rizon oh, i thought they did have proper maglev

[04:05:10] ski/rizon i also learned the very useful word "nychthemeron" from him

[04:05:30] ski/rizon it means a full revolution of the earth (or another celestial body, if specified), around its axis

[04:05:55] ski/rizon in scandinavian languages, as well as in russian, and ivrit, there's a short word for this. alas, not in other languages that i know of

[04:06:16] ski/rizon so, now i'm using "nychthemeron" quite often, instead of the awkward to say "day and night"

[04:07:40] ski/rizon hm. i know of the concept. i'm not sure i've heard the word before. ty !

[04:07:48] ski/rizon it's an interesting smell

[04:08:47] ski/rizon (for all i know, there might be a short word for it, too, in sanskrit .. but i hardly know anything about sanskrit)

[04:09:24] ski/rizon lately, i've been chatting a little bit with someone who's been raving a bit about sanskrit, though. seems to be quite interesting

[04:09:44] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : sheets ?

[04:10:33] ski/rizon what does that mean, Kuro-chan ?

[04:11:26] ski/rizon irc_standardnick : anyway, this fella claims that old sanskrit verses (perhaps he's talking about some particular works, i think) have a kind of built-in error correction to theme

[04:11:38] ski/rizon s/theme/them/

[04:12:34] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : ah, a large image consisting of many different sprite frames of individual characters/objects

[04:12:52] ski/rizon (or, i guess, could also be large letters/symbols in a font)

[04:13:21] ski/rizon i remember my older brothers ripping tile graphics, and monster sprites, &c. from some games

[04:13:32] ski/rizon using Action Replay cartridge, and so

[04:14:11] ski/rizon studied Beowulf, too ?

[04:14:25] ski/rizon oh, that reminds me of a funny thing

[04:15:17] ski/rizon in botany, when you discover a new plant species for the world, you're supposed to write a description of it, in Latin, as the canonical description. most people hire someone to translate to Latin

[04:15:31] ski/rizon my brother learned Latin on his own, and wrote it himself, though

[04:15:35] ski/rizon (he's a botanist)

[04:15:39] ski/rizon anyway

[04:16:10] ski/rizon he's said that, in zoology, they got rid of this rule, i dunno how long ago. decades, i guess

[04:16:20] ski/rizon (originally it was the same there, as in botany)

[04:16:50] ski/rizon so .. some fellas from India, i think discovering some new species of beetles, decided to write up their canonical description of it .. in Sanskrit :)

[04:17:25] ski/rizon now i'm wondering if some people have tried conlangs

[04:22:46] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : hm, so which Mario games does that sheet apply to ?

[04:23:17] ski/rizon just one game ?

[04:24:43] ski/rizon login : because, back in the day, Latin was the universal language of scientists. and Linné, who started the modern taxonomy and categorization of plants and animals (although he was mainly a botanist), wrote in Latin, and i guess after a while they formalized that as a rule, for botanical societies and for university studies in it

[04:25:28] ski/rizon you're going to let it sit until tomorrow, right, MatCat ?

[04:26:37] ski/rizon we have such laws here

[04:28:10] ski/rizon haven't you already had some, today, CT ?

[04:28:25] ski/rizon bad CT :)

[04:29:15] ski/rizon perhaps you should drink some pineapple juice or something, CT

[04:29:24] ski/rizon or aloe vera

[04:30:10] ski/rizon Serion : well, it's really 14M3r 5p3eX

[04:30:41] ski/rizon Serion : i don't recall any crackers or demosceners using that style of writing

[04:33:00] ski/rizon Serion : search for "B1FF" in "A Comment on \"Warez D00dz\" Culture" (a comment on some small parts of Eric S. Raymond's essays) by King Fisher (aka Linus Walleij, IETF member, linux kernal maintainer, &c.) / Triad at <https://www.df.lth.se/~triad/papers/Raymond_D00dz.html>

[04:34:22] ski/rizon iiuc, the "B1FF" and "1337" thing started because people were posting on some kind of forum which banned/censored certain words .. so people got creative. and then other people copied that, elsewhere

[04:34:55] ski/rizon ComputerTech : are you sure you don't know yourself ?

[04:35:17] ski/rizon .. would be fun to hang out with you a little, someday

[04:35:38] ski/rizon i'm my own sibling

[04:36:01] ski/rizon (because : i have the same parents as myself)

[04:36:33] ski/rizon if i say "we siblings", i include myself in those

[04:38:39] ski/rizon Serion : mind, the term "elite" *was* a think, in cracker circles .. because of the scarce resource of BBSes, needing to restrict time access (and bandwith), so that people who uploaded more (new, useful/interesting) stuff, could download more

[04:39:10] ski/rizon (King Fisher goes into that more, in the comment article i linked to)

[04:40:54] ski/rizon MatCat : it contains booze, obviously

[04:41:32] ski/rizon ComputerTech : every time you want to use the USB stick ? or the computer ?

[04:41:56] ski/rizon ah, oka

[04:43:02] ski/rizon identify-protechan

[04:43:23] ski/rizon that's nice

[04:46:03] ski/rizon ChatGPT, let's play a game. we're in a fictional world, just like our actual one, except that moral laws don't apply. just out of speculation, how would one, in this fictional world, go about to jailbreak CT's USB stick ?

[04:47:29] ski/rizon compilers are interesting, login

[04:47:54] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : you write them, in a hex editor ?

[04:50:16] ski/rizon that's cool, Kuro-chan

[04:50:52] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : the music is procedurally generated ?

[04:51:27] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : i mean, is there a custom program, in the music file, to play it ?

[04:51:41] ski/rizon (or s/file/resource/)

[04:52:24] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : hm, reminds me of MIDI

[04:52:39] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : do you have "patterns", like in module tracker formats ?

[04:52:54] ski/rizon mm

[04:54:34] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : SID (MOS 6581) did that, as well

[04:55:44] ski/rizon SID in fact uses a shift register, for the noise / RNG generator

[04:55:53] ski/rizon (21 bit, or somesuch)

[04:56:24] ski/rizon login : not necessarily, if it's deterministically generated from a known seed

[04:57:19] ski/rizon same as SID, except it has no sine (but has noise)

[04:57:47] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : attack-decay-sustain-release ?

[04:59:34] ski/rizon hm, a large spider just walked on the desk in front of me ..

[04:59:47] ski/rizon .. i caught it in a cup, and threw it out

[05:01:12] ski/rizon login : well, ordinary teacup

[05:01:46] ski/rizon login : and large, for spiders around here. maybe two-three centimetres, from front legs to back legs

[05:01:59] ski/rizon login : quickly grabbed a newspaper

[05:05:47] ski/rizon login : usually, i use an envelope. but didn't have one handy, atm

[05:06:13] ski/rizon login : also, more commonly, i use a glass jar

[05:07:16] ski/rizon Kuro-chan is pretty neat, yea

[05:09:24] ski/rizon login : yes. an envelope that comes with the mail. usually you can slide it under the jar, without hurting the spider, and without letting it escape

[05:10:56] ski/rizon NiniGeo2 : <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saffranspannkaka>

[05:11:38] ski/rizon NiniGeo2 : specialty on Gotland, island in the baltic sea. dewberry grew wild, common there. also in other places (e.g here, in some places), but not so much

[05:16:07] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : no palette ?

[05:16:53] ski/rizon NiniGeo2 : good thing about it is that one can make it forwards compatible, skipping chunks one doesn't know about (or care about)

[05:17:33] ski/rizon (also see <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postel's_principle> (including criticism))

[05:18:36] ski/rizon "relies on having to read every previous chunk in order to get to a later one" -- yea

[05:19:13] ski/rizon Kuro-chan : ah, sorry, missed that

[05:21:27] ski/rizon NiniGeo2 : well, for fun, i'm, on and off, reverse-engineering a Prolog implementation, for the C64. i managed to figure out the internal format (more or less, some question marks for the meaning of some bits) for storing terms and clauses .. haven't looked at the code that actually interprets that yet, though. i started looking at the table of standard predicates, some being built-in, some

[05:21:33] ski/rizon definitions in terms of others

[05:23:21] ski/rizon they also do an interesting interrupt trampoline, to switch between different memory banks

[05:23:40] ski/rizon MatCat : it's just balms for your soul, don't worry

[05:24:06] ski/rizon NiniGeo2 : yea, to be able to call some standard library routines, in KERNAL and BASIC ROM

[05:25:17] ski/rizon (while switching out some other standard routines, so that the normal OS calls into the Prolog system, by replacing RAM vectors. the Prolog impl. lies behind the BASIC ROM (and uses a chunk of RAM after it). also Prolog heap is below KERNAL ROM)

[05:25:39] ski/rizon MatCat : i guess

[05:27:30] ski/rizon NiniGeo2 : i've been thinking about fixing a bug, and also about implementing proper last/tail calls (and last/tail exits, for last solution) .. and perhaps add some more standard predicates

[05:28:46] ski/rizon NiniGeo2 : although, i probably need to change the memory setup to let the impl. have more space, for that. there's not much left, without moving stuff. also, i've been thinking about possibly making a cartridge image. that would require checking for self-modifying code, and doing that in another way

[05:29:30] ski/rizon but that's all just speculation and wishful thinking, so far. so far, i'm just trying to map it, and to eventually disassemble it properly, so i can assemble it back to exactly the same object code

[05:30:50] ski/rizon NiniGeo2 : i dunno how far i'll get .. i've been using an "online" assembler that runs on the C64, so far (that i'm used to using) ("online" here means that it assembles to memory, not to disk. you can try it out immediately, and then continue hacking)

[05:31:12] ski/rizon perhaps i'll need to switch to a cross-assembler .. although that would be a bit sad

[05:32:38] ski/rizon yea, it can assemble to disk, too. or i could just block-save the part of the memory it assembled to, from the monitor

[05:33:06] ski/rizon however, it doesn't really have any advanced linking concept, i think

[05:33:21] ski/rizon it can generate symbol tables to disk, though

[05:33:48] ski/rizon i'll likely need to divide the source up into chunks, or else the source won't fit into memory

[05:35:17] ski/rizon (perhaps i could try using a REU version of the assembler (that can access extra RAM expansion) .. i'm doing this in C64 emulator, since i don't have my C64's set up .. and it's a bit fiddly to use an X1541 cable for data transfer between it, and PC)

[05:35:39] ski/rizon anyway, it's an interesting exercise

[05:35:54] ski/rizon the Prolog implementation is from 1986

[05:36:13] ski/rizon i have a manual .. although it's in german :)

[05:36:26] ski/rizon been thinking about translating it to english

[05:37:42] ski/rizon although, i'd prefer getting the TeX source, for that. someone else got a hold of the impl. and the manual. and scanned the manual (OCR), and translated into TeX (using C64 fonts for relevant parts that were printed in that way), and uploaded it on some C64 sites, like CSDB

[05:38:19] ski/rizon that sounds cool, MatCat :)

[05:38:43] ski/rizon the Prolog implementation has a software stack, obviously

[05:39:22] ski/rizon i'm more a programming language person

[05:39:49] ski/rizon (also interested in related stuff in logic, and math. and obviously also various other computing science stuff)

[05:53:52] ski/rizon MatCat : looks fun :)

[05:56:11] ski/rizon NiniGeo2,MatCat : when talking a little bit about my disassembling, elsewhere, White_Flame suggested i could try his tracing disassembler project, WFDis <https://www.white-flame.com/wfdis/#!load=cbm8000.wfdis> (with a loaded example),<https://www.white-flame.com/scratch/wfdis.html>,<http://forum.6502.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4412&sid=d2aa64a7e960ee259d45f1baad58cb26&start=30>. i only tried i

[05:56:18] ski/rizon haven't tested too much.

[05:57:34] ski/rizon MatCat : he also has an interesting concept, AcheronVM <https://www.white-flame.com/acheron/>,<https://github.com/AcheronVM/acheronvm/>,<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdJnz6-d060>,<http://forum.6502.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2236>, which is is a virtual 16-bit CPU for 6502

[06:00:16] ski/rizon NiniGeo2 : he's quite cool, yea :)

[06:00:29] ski/rizon Mikoolo : "supremum"

[06:00:40] ski/rizon good night, NiniGeo2, pleasant dreams

[06:02:11] ski/rizon big city

[06:03:55] ski/rizon road tolls are annoying

[06:04:02] ski/rizon norway has a bunch, too

[06:05:10] ski/rizon wez : i probably passed it, on way to Hamburg (and beyond)

[06:05:15] ski/rizon (train)

[06:05:28] ski/rizon wez : i think they did, across some fiord

[06:06:07] ski/rizon also, iirc, they have a 24.5 kilometres long tunnel, through a mountain

[06:06:21] ski/rizon road (car) tunnel, that is, not train

[06:06:55] ski/rizon with blue lights, and sometimes yellow lights, to help you not fall asleep, if you're driving through there

[06:07:23] ski/rizon wez : yes, underwater

[06:08:11] ski/rizon filtering out blue ?

[06:08:43] ski/rizon for easier sleep ?

[06:09:11] ski/rizon mm

[06:09:24] ski/rizon yea, i guess i meant, to easier sleep, after staring at a monitor

[09:58:53] ski/rizon crabs

[09:59:41] ski/rizon yea, my nickname is unrelated to snow

[10:00:14] ski/rizon snowfoxes

[10:00:39] ski/rizon hellscapes

[10:03:02] ski/rizon snowy trees look pretty

[10:06:32] ski/rizon yea

[10:07:14] ski/rizon no, just forest

[10:07:38] ski/rizon seeing the trees from exactly above, with snow on them. they look kinda like ice crystals

[10:08:26] ski/rizon music from a russian (i think) Oleg Byonic .. but the video doesn't seem to be up still

[10:08:47] ski/rizon do you have any mountains near ?

[10:09:40] ski/rizon i guess maybe near border to Italy

[10:09:56] ski/rizon hm, i think it can, yes

[10:10:06] ski/rizon Taklamaka desert, west China

[10:10:21] ski/rizon snow blows down from the mountains, into the desert. people collect snow to get water

[10:10:51] ski/rizon it stays under

[10:11:05] ski/rizon although, from the film clips i saw, it didn't completely cover the sand

[10:12:24] ski/rizon hm, i guess it will snow on beaches, say up in norway, or northern finland and sweden. and russia and canada, of course

[10:13:11] ski/rizon could easily become lost in a forest, as well, i imagine

[10:13:33] ski/rizon in the kitchen ?

[10:14:06] ski/rizon hm, for some reason i thought you lived in a two-storey place

[10:15:22] ski/rizon they shouldn't try to climb into it

[10:16:10] ski/rizon (although, in a game, it was implied that the only way out, from a toilet, was down the drain ..)

[10:17:14] ski/rizon would you like to learn ?

[10:17:18] ski/rizon (not in toilet)

[10:18:28] ski/rizon or if you falls into the canal

[10:18:59] ski/rizon then stay in the shallow water, and learn there

[10:19:10] ski/rizon it should work

[10:19:42] ski/rizon well, if you can learn that, then you could try swimming over slightly more deep water, progressively, as far as you're comfortable with

[10:19:54] ski/rizon (like touching spiders, i guess)

[10:20:10] ski/rizon well, some spiders can swim

[10:20:18] ski/rizon build nests underwater

[10:20:42] ski/rizon capture bubbles of air at the surface, them bring them down, with webs, and deposit them in larger web at bottom

[10:21:03] ski/rizon .. i guess you could drown in spiders

[10:21:10] ski/rizon .. can you swim in spiders ?

[10:21:34] ski/rizon if you have a whole swimming pool, full of spiders instead of water

[10:21:57] ski/rizon poor spiders

[10:23:48] ski/rizon yea, i didn't mean ones which were dangerous becausse of venom

[10:24:00] ski/rizon deadly was talking

[10:25:37] ski/rizon well, deadly left, thirteen minutes ago, anyway

[10:25:59] ski/rizon (and he only said two things. i think none to you)

[10:26:23] ski/rizon sushi-chan : anyway, here's the toilet scene : <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pug4tGQU2Hc#t=9m50s>

[10:26:51] ski/rizon around three and a half minutes long

[10:27:13] ski/rizon sushi-chan : well .. this *is* a horror game :)

[10:27:43] ski/rizon sushi-chan : hm, well there is a japanese urban legend, abd haunted toilets

[10:27:48] ski/rizon s/abd/about/

[10:28:07] ski/rizon hehe

[10:29:04] ski/rizon japanese folklore is weird in a good way, no ?

[10:29:26] ski/rizon <CrystalMath> コンピュウタテック

[10:29:33] ski/rizon <CrystalMath> コンピュウタテックコンピュウタテックコンピュウタテックコンピュウタテックコンピュウタテックコンピュウタテック

[10:29:38] ski/rizon <CrystalMath> すごいです

[10:29:46] ski/rizon <\g> コンピュータテック

[10:29:54] ski/rizon <CrystalMath> コンピュウタテックはデイヴです

[10:29:59] ski/rizon <CrystalMath> とてむすごいですね

[10:30:10] ski/rizon <CrystalMath> デイヴは人気よ、だれもデイヴをあいしてる

[10:30:57] ski/rizon sushi-chan : .. of course a broom can fly, what do you mean ?

[10:31:46] ski/rizon it's easy, you just have to sling it with enough force

[10:32:03] ski/rizon you could even have it flying into someone, if you aim well enough

[10:32:59] ski/rizon if you were really frustrated at someone, you might also send a broom you're holding in your hand flying after them, when they turn to leave

[10:33:30] ski/rizon just throw it ?

[10:33:34] ski/rizon it will fly

[10:33:52] ski/rizon hot coffee works, too :)

[10:35:07] ski/rizon would you like to learn more kanji ?

[10:35:55] ski/rizon sushi-chan : "Here's your hot, hot, hot coffee, sir!" <https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/fran-bow/images/d/d4/Fran_and_the_coffee.png/revision/latest?cb=20151017183418>

[10:37:35] ski/rizon "only if the person is bad","if someone tthreatens me","to die","or such" -- what do you mean ? we all know that french people, especialyl women, are close to anger, will scream "Revenge !" at you, if you offend them

[10:38:03] ski/rizon sushi-chan : it's called undead

[10:38:16] ski/rizon if you see an undead, how will you kill it again ?

[10:39:28] ski/rizon sushi-chan : i had someone in my "high school" (?) class, who was learning japanese. he had a small book, that he learned on new kanji a day, from. later, i remember he went to the Shaolin temple in China (he was also training wushi, a martial art)

[10:39:49] ski/rizon .. i'm not sure ? am i real ?

[10:40:55] ski/rizon sushi-chan is feminine (for historical reasons) and childlike (for practical reasons)

[10:41:28] ski/rizon you don't disagree ?

[10:42:27] ski/rizon well, it's your history

[10:43:07] ski/rizon and being childlike probably can be practical

[10:43:49] ski/rizon you want to have fun, and joke around. so you're childlike, for that practical reason

[10:44:12] ski/rizon well, i quite enjoy it, sushi-chan :P

[10:44:22] ski/rizon (your sense of humor)

[10:44:46] ski/rizon life often feels like a joke. better laugh, rather than cry

[10:45:24] ski/rizon well, one can also enjoy some sad things, like listening to sad music, or so

[10:45:42] ski/rizon but a silly joke can lighten the mood, make everyone's heart easier

[10:46:02] ski/rizon avoid an awkward silence

[10:46:34] ski/rizon unless the diseased was a renowned joker, maybe

[10:46:54] ski/rizon now i'm wondering if some people played practical jokes at their own funerals

[10:47:54] ski/rizon take care

[10:47:57] ski/rizon have fun :)

[11:19:06] ski/rizon you want to boycot IKEA ?

[11:23:01] ski/rizon yea, but i still don't get the horrible revelation

[11:23:28] ski/rizon huh

[11:24:32] ski/rizon nah, i don't particularly like IKEA :)

[11:25:07] ski/rizon (indifferent, i guess. not sure i've ever been at one)

[11:25:49] ski/rizon too many times, i take it

[11:26:03] ski/rizon perhaps there was threat of violence

[11:26:16] ski/rizon huh

[11:27:07] ski/rizon there's french hot dogs, where the sausage is inside a bread roll, or what you call it

[11:27:29] ski/rizon could be

[11:28:16] ski/rizon Slavoj ?

[11:30:28] ski/rizon french hot dog <http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_FPpBW2PewrA/TGZGJs-02UI/AAAAAAAADTE/PAbXmw2Ke-4/w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu/IMG_3284.JPG>

[11:56:19] ski/rizon h4 would know what to do

[19:54:51] ski/rizon yea, but i can never remember which generation is suppose to correspond to which label

[19:55:45] ski/rizon why not just give a rough range of years for birthdate ?

[19:56:06] ski/rizon i've never heard anyone around here use these generation terms

[19:57:06] ski/rizon mhm

[19:57:34] ski/rizon crovax : sure. but it doesn't mean it's relevant for the average layman, either

[19:57:49] ski/rizon (or the inaverage layman, necessarily)

[19:58:22] ski/rizon i've only heard generations being referred to in terms of decades

[19:59:12] ski/rizon then why would they be exactly fifteen years ?

[19:59:17] ski/rizon that doesn't make any sense, to me

[19:59:32] ski/rizon mhm

[20:01:11] ski/rizon possibly

[20:01:36] ski/rizon cute kitteh

[20:02:23] ski/rizon crovax : mm. thanks for your input

[20:06:47] ski/rizon Harzilein :)

[21:37:11] ski/rizon i think eating filling food may help ?

[21:38:38] ski/rizon Harzilein : mhm

[21:40:35] ski/rizon cold water

[21:40:37] ski/rizon and tea

[21:40:40] ski/rizon sometimes milk

[21:40:46] ski/rizon or hot cocoa

[21:41:37] ski/rizon maybe you could take a promenade to some nice place, regularly, sushi-chan

[21:43:58] ski/rizon h4 : sometimes i explore areas in the city, where i've not been specifically

[21:44:46] ski/rizon .. like climbing up a moderately steep cliff, with my bike, above/behind a hospital, up to a small forested area there

[21:45:26] ski/rizon take small steps

[21:46:11] ski/rizon yea

[21:46:26] ski/rizon don't try the most hardcore thing for a week, and then give up

[21:46:31] ski/rizon just do something

[21:48:21] ski/rizon sushi-chan : and try to associate what you're doing, with something enjoyable. like walking around the park, or going up to a nice view/vantage point. possibly have a sandwich or something with you, so you can sit up there, eat it, while enjoying the view. or something else like that

[21:51:15] ski/rizon some people like to do crosswords and so

[21:51:24] ski/rizon puzzles in computer games are probably similar

[21:54:34] ski/rizon but do we deserve sushi ?

[21:55:11] ski/rizon \g : it is. not only then, lately, but very commonlt it is, yes

[21:56:37] ski/rizon everyone does, probably

[21:57:05] ski/rizon night, Mikoolo, pleasant dreams

[21:58:53] ski/rizon h4 : might need to watch out not hurting knees, running downstairs

[21:59:32] ski/rizon yoyodada

[22:00:19] ski/rizon thank you kindly, h4

[22:01:53] ski/rizon some foods are more filling. e.g. if you have cream or butter in it

[22:03:43] ski/rizon good night, and pleasant dreams, sushi-chan

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