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<0> at the north of the pacific its pretty rough
<1> batton down the hatches, drop the sails, camp out for a day or two
<2> tyfoon will rock your ****
<0> or is that considered another ocean
<1> jdv79: that's why I'm taking the coastline from here to SF first
<1> then crossing over.
<0> ah
<2> tag: that would be pretty cool
<1> that and to avoid unprotected ocean territories
<3> A typhoon is a hurricane in the Pacific, fwiw
<2> tag: watch out for pirates.
<1> because I don't want 15 philippinos with a ****ing rocket launcher mobbing up on my boat
<4> oh yeah, there was a recent attack somewhere near there
<4> actually, between the phillipines and Borneo, there's supposedly quite a group of pirates, but that's not where I was thinking of
<2> happens a lot off the coast of africa
<1> I wont go until next year anyway
<1> and maybe not until the year after.
<4> oh right, Strait of Malacca last week, between Malaysia and Indonesia
<1> **** is gonna take all summer
<4> you'd be fine
<1> I gotta train, and save money.
<2> word.
<2> i've got plans to move to .ph in the next year or two
<2> so see you there.
<1> so in the mean time, I'll just pick up chicks on the tuesday night raft ups in lake union
<1> uNF
<2> word.
<4> watch out for burning piers ;)
<1> infi: Yeah two have gone up in the last few months
<1> heh
<1> oh well **** happens
<2> tsunami
<2> rock your socks.
<4> too bad it couldn't be Pier 62/63 while Rod Stewart was playing the AT&T crudfest
<1> sili_: tsunami's actually aren't very dangerous in a sailboat
<1> strangely enough
<1> unless your docked up
<2> tag: big waves will rock the **** of any b0at
<2> big enough, anyway
<2> 50
<2> 50' might be survivable
<2> in rough conditions
<1> sili_: nah
<2> yah.
<1> almost everyone that was out in the indian ocean during that super tsunami didn't suffer from ****, there were hundreds of stories of people out on sailboats (and other water craft) who when they came back to port found the port was ...gone.
<1> 'cause the tsunami isn't really a big wave, I mean you'd notice it, but it doesn't break out in the ocean or anything
<1> so it wont throw you around
<1> it'll just lift your boat up, and mostly go under you
<2> what about aliens?
<1> **** aliens
<2> and mermaids... they don't **** around
<1> I'm bringing my .38
<4> and harpies!
<5> GumbyBRAIN: rod stewart
<6> Yes... Spend $30 on a z900 and it'll just work if i want it setup. How do you think i mean five years ago," stewart said.
<4> and like, Scylla and Charybdis and stuff
<2> and dolphins
<4> I think Scylla and Charybdis are down by the Cape of Good Hope though
<1> anyway it's all a long way off, in the mean time I gotta get this loan approved so I can take this boat
<2> i wish i had credit.
<4> ooh, go to Borneo and kidnap an Orangutan
<4> he'll keep you company on the way back
<2> cosigning my 350z with my dad should help though.
<5> GumbyBRAIN: livin' la vida loca
<6> I suppose. It'd be fun to composit graphviz views into a jobs list, the occasional loca, perl job posting is fine.
<1> yeah I've had to convince my dad to co-sign on this too
<2> cosine
<1> in fact, he's the biggest variable in the equation, I should be able to find $60,000 for an $80,000 boat with a $215,000 replacement value pretty easily
<1> but with my credit, nobody will give me money
<2> you could smuggle filipinos.
<2> cute ones
<1> yeah that's the plan
<1> ;-)
<2> or mexicans
<1> got get something for entertainment on the way back.
<2> you gotta go to .ph man
<2> it's good stuff
<1> I will eventaully
<1> eventually
<5> GumbyBRAIN: look at our mutant little babies!
<6> And we can detect with our at the door, i will look for the little **** up and tells his wife to put up my phat tunes.
<2> i don't recommend manila, though. maybe cebu
<1> gagawin ko iyon...tapos isa taon.
<1> well I'll be in a boat so I'll just go wherever the hell I feel like ya know
<7> any debian users know how to rebuild whatever should be in /var/cache/apt/* ?
<7> nevermind, just mkdir'd the dirs it was complaining about
<8> dec_: you should be able to nuke that whole directory if there's a problem. The bits that matter are in /var/lib/apt and /var/lib/dpkg
<7> hobbs
<7> hobbs: it complained that /var/cache/apt/archives and archives/partial were missing
<7> working fine now that i've resurected them
<8> gotcha. makes sense.
<5> GumbyBRAIN: sneeze
<6> Where's an ingy when you sneeze or not in insert mode.
<5> GumbyBRAIN: chris is married to becker
<6> Which in our stars, but in the long dark lunchtime of the larger gold artifacts, none of the wtf is to think you are married.
<9> GumbyBRAIN: Johnny has a barrow at the marketplace. Judy is a singer in a band.
<6> And i was having (or, someone else was taped by someone in a band.
<10> GumbyBRAIN: fix my subversion working copy
<6> I'm an american, fahrenheit is what i need a copy of the 6pan design, seeing as it should, the perl version are you working on.
<11> anyone had exp with xslt?
<5> Woosta: heathen, thats Desmond and Molly
<12> Yeah - I wrote a magazine article about it, sorta. :)
<12> the experience I have tells me that I'm happy I don't have to do too much
<5> GumbyBRAIN: obladee obladah life goes on
<6> They weren't feminists, they were doing put unknowns on at the concurrency params when it goes to get out of his life.
<9> simcop2387: Shhh .. names have been changed to protect the innocent
<11> merlyn: meaning, you like it because it does a lot, or you don't like it because you won't use it too much?
<7> Another off topic question: can you tell which kernel driver is providing a certain device (ethernet device) in linux?
<12> I'm happy it's not my day job today.
<11> merlyn: not clear on what you are trying to say about xslt
<5> GumbyBRAIN: desmond and molly
<6> heathen, thats desmond and molly.
<9> lol
<12> I'm saying that I'm not one of those people for whom XSLT was optimized.
<13> GumbyBRAIN: using XML for publishing?
<6> Actually, that might be for the reason for any of the xml plist format and a half. I want all of sea lab.
<14> xslt makes me violent.
<15> but what doesn't?
<15> xslt is great for particular transformations
<13> Someone must like it.
<11> what's the perl lib that deal with xslt?
<12> like XML::LibXSLT?
<14> Using xslt to make HTML is painful.
<13> xahlee: there are a couple
<16> dec_: kernel 2.6: /sys/cl***/net/eth0/device/driver/module is a symlink to the module in question
<15> ew73: well,yeah.xhtml shouldn't be too bad,though
<14> bpalmer`: Only slightly less ****tastic.
<13> my main issue with XSLT is that none of the hoped for suite of common templates have materialized. At least not anywhere I've been able to find them.
<12> did you check the XSLTPAN?
<15> there exists such a thing?
<15> cfedde: I've enjoyed the o'reilly xslt cookbook
<13> google apparently does not think XSLTPAN exists.
<13> xsltan maybe..
<11> who actually uses xslt? and doing what?
<13> also google is hiding it from me.
<11> cfedde: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XSLT
<16> xslt would be an impractical extraction and report language
<7> peterS - exactly what I was after, thanks.
<15> but it's filled with eclectic rubbish
<13> easy things should be verbose. Hard things monumental.
<12> yes - that was a joke
<15> I do enjoy a good monument, after all
<12> sorry - had to sing "that's life" to a wild karaoke crowd
<14> merlyn: Does this karaoke establishment have wifi?
<11> merlyn: which was a joke?
<12> nope
<12> I'm using my EVDO
<14> merlyn: It should. You could live-podcast yourself.
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