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05 November 2007
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01:07 <****> is that awesome?
01:07 <****> hahaha
01:07 <****> That's awesome.
01:07 <****> It took me about 10 minutes to really believe that I was working there for 2 years :)
01:07 <****> Zoffix: do you work for the NSA?
01:07 <****> Maybe you were kidnapped.
01:07 <****> haha
01:07 <****> no
01:07 <****> rmah: he's not at liberty to disclose that
01:07 <****> Zoffix: are you SURE?
01:07 <****> Medical warehouse
01:07 <****> Yes :)
01:07 <****> Of course.
01:07 <****> check under your scapula Zoffix.
01:07 <****> A `Medical warehouse'
01:07 <****> PERFECT COVER
01:07 <****> I mean, if you worked for the NSA, that would explain a lot
01:07 <****> OH NOES!! THERE IS A PLUG!!
01:07 <****> at that last AGM they DID something to you
01:08 <****> ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ
01:08 <****> gumbybrain: be perlbot
01:08 <****> fnord is gumbybrain: be perlbot.
01:08 <****> dammit
01:08 <****> perlbot: fnord
01:08 <****> GumbyBRAIN: be perlbot
01:08 <****> good perlbot.
01:08 <****> Brilliant.
01:08 <****> GumbyBRAIN, be iank
01:08 <****> Iank, iank, iank.
01:08 <****> :)
01:09 <****> GumbyBRAIN: to be or not to be?
01:09 <****> excellent - any day in your program: you're mixing byte and someone else to do research to get laid, or to the be network it will not take it.
01:10 <****> GumbyBRAIN, be cool
01:10 <****> It was cool.
01:10 <****> It was.
01:10 <****> perlbot: fnord
01:10 <****> GumbyBRAIN: be perlbot
01:10 <****> good perlbot.
01:10 <****> aye
01:10 <****> gumbybrain: be perlbot
01:10 <****> good perlbot.
01:10 <****> dammit.
01:10 <****> Don't get stuck in that loop.
01:10 <****> ?
01:11 <****> rmah: I've made other bots loop with perlbot, I'm working on gumbybrain now.
01:11 <****> I think I have to ditch the fnord thing though.
01:11 <****> gumbybrain: eval: 1+3
01:11 <****> /usr/local/lib/site_perl .) at (eval 3) line 3.
01:12 <****> O.O ?
01:12 <****> GumbyBRAIN: eval %ENV
01:12 <****> Does env perl5lib or perllib env variables.
01:12 <****> GumbyBRAIN: eval: %ENV
01:13 <****> gumbybrain: eval "fnordfnord"
01:13 <****> fnordfnord is serfbot: eval "fnordfnord.
01:13 <****> lol, he is cute ;-)
01:13 <****> INCORRECT.
01:13 <****> He is uncooperative.
01:13 <****> lol
01:14 <****> gumbybrain: eval: eval { die "foo" }; $@
01:14 <****> foo(); sub foo { print "bar" } 0 or foo.
01:14 <****> See what I mean?
01:14 <****> Now I'm getting "Undefined symbol "PL_sv_undef""
01:14 <****> When I recompiled libperl with ithreads also
01:14 <****> :O awesome.
01:14 <****> :\
01:14 <****> GumbyBRAIN: eval: tockitj
01:14 <****> you can lookup all domains?
01:15 <****> Rictoo: this is just a guess, but that's probably not a good thing.
01:15 <****> Rictoo: it's nice to be able to use 'undef' :)
01:15 <****> guys how do you call this characters values that start with \x ?
01:15 <****> hex?
01:15 <****> rimad: I see that you do
01:15 <****> so now I shall too!
01:15 <****> iank: This is in irssi when loading a script
01:15 <****> should I recompile irssI?
01:15 <****> Do you think that will help?
01:15 <****> *shrug*
01:15 <****> rmah it was a question :)
01:16 <****> Rictoo, the last time I used gentoo was years ago; I got tired of it.
01:16 <****> flight16 and akreal are the same person.
01:17 <****> we are the same bot
01:17 <****> It's true.
01:17 <****> I checked.
01:17 <****> LOOK IT UP
01:18 <****> Rictoo couldn't handle the truth :(
01:18 <****> who's Rictoo?
01:18 <****> rmah: the guy who is recompiling his irssi because he uses gentoo.
01:18 <****> silly gentoo user
01:18 <****> He /quit, he NEVER EXISTED
01:18 <****> O HAI WOLLIW
01:19 <****> hello
01:19 <****> o-Gc
01:19 <****> Some people love to recompile. :-\
01:19 <****> s/Some people/gentoo users/
01:19 * Zoffix recompiles GumbyBRAIN
01:19 <****> Gumbybrain gumbybrain gumbybrain.
01:19 <****> perlbot, fnord
01:19 <****> GumbyBRAIN: be perlbot
01:20 <****> good perlbot.
01:20 <****>:[
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