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<0> you don't have to get fat from eating fatty foods.
<1> JBlitzen: That's what diesels are for.
<0> ok, I'm off to Dennys!
<1> At least until it gains so much popularity that they start charging for fryer grease, but I digress.
<2> Enjoy, ni
<2> Perkins has no restaurants in Texas
<3> i like perkins
<2> Perkins is just denny's without grand slams and whereve everything costs $.25 more
<3> it's marginally better quality
<2> In fact, I think Denny's owns Perkins
<4> hmm
<2> That's what I said
<4> i'm writing a wiki page on c++ interview questions
<3> Perkins is marginally better quality
<2> That's what I said
<3> no you didn't
<4> what does the Person<2>::***ualOrientation() specialization return?
<2> Why do you think everything costs $.25 more
<3> *shrug* that doesn't imply better quality food
<2> Of course it does
<3> not if you say
<2> At least between otherwise identical restaurants
<3> "its just dennys but .25c more"
<2> Maybe $.75
<3> that just implies it's more expensive, but same quality
<2> No it doesn't
<3> sure it does
<2> I know perfectly well what I'm implying, and it's that the restaurants are identical except that perkins is upscale by $.75
<2> Or $.25
<2> Or whatever
<2> (And has no grand slams, the horror)
<3> you didnt say upscale, you just said 'costs more'
<1> JBlitzen: So, the clientelle is worth $.75 more per meal.
<3> meh, i'm tired
<2> The clientelle is worthless
<4> only christ this conversation is gay
<4> erm
<4> "holy christ"
<2> Is this really a discussion any of you want to be having
<1> No.
<2> Then stfu
<3> hehe
<2> Oh, here we go
<2> Tremendous Twelve
<2> http://www.perkinsrestaurants.com/menu_breakfast_eggs.html
<3>
<2> That's a grand slam except with three pancakes and four eggs and bacon strips instead of two and two
<3> mmmmm
<3> now i'm hungry
<2> See, same thing only a little bigger portions
<2> http://www.perkinsrestaurants.com/images/menu/breakfasteggs3.jpg
<2> Perkin's = Denny's + $.75
<1> Some weather we're having.
<2> Fine fine
<1> How about that $SPORTS_TEAM?
<3> silly scripter
<1> rdragon: Could be a substitution in a string template or something, for all you know.
<1> Let's argue about it.
<1> Or not, either way is good.
<5> int $SPORTS_TEAM;
<5> Actually I don't remember if it can be the first character
<3> had to go to the vending machine, thanks to JBlitzen
<2> Vending machines don't have eggs
<3> no, but they quench hunger
<3> and I felt compelled to spend .25c
<6> lame aint an mp3 encoder
<6> recursive acronyms, ohhhhhhh
<3> wine
<2> http://web.sa.mapquest.com/dennys/advantage.adp?transaction=locmap&recordId=1224&pwidth=400&pheight=250
<1> impatient: They're to prevent the Borg from using our software.
<3> that's far
<6> word
<6> although it ****s with Data also :\
<3> well, with traffic it's far
<6> I like the awesome (lack of) lame ui
<1> I'll be building the tail rotor for my Raptor tonight. Then, I just need to install some more electronics, program the transmitter, and maybe I can get in a test-flight before Monday.
<6> raptor > kazoo
<1> It's even better then a harmonica, and it pwns the ocharina.
<1> No, really, what's a kazoo?
<6> some air-based musical instrument
<6> sounds kind of like a controlled fart
<1> "Raptor"?
<1> A raptor is a bird of prey.
<6> hmm, sounds very klingon-ish
<1> Yeah, if you learned most of your English by watching television, sure.
<6> start trek 3, thank you
<6> 'star trek' even
<1> Sesame Street. I had a head-start on you.
<4> a rapist?
<4> you freak
<6> don't hate the playah
<6> hate the game
<3> hmm
<3> any of you freaks use perforce?
<4> one of you bitches make me dinner
<4> i've used something very similar to perforce
<3> well, what i'm trying to do is... i have a changelist of a bunch of local changes - I want to set it aside, and sync my local copy to the current checked-in copy of everything, make some changes and check them in, then bring my local copy back to that previously set aside version
<3> i think vawjr mentioned doing this was a new feature of MS's team system version control stuff, but i'm wondering if it works in perforce
<3> or if I'm supposed to do something like make a branch to save it, then do work on the real thing, and sync back to my branch
<4> we used to have a took that would take a changelist, compress the changes into a single file, so we could restore them later (also merge the changes back in)
<4> it was pretty nice
<4> i don't know how to do what you're looking for offhand, though
<3> *nod*
<4> i barely remember our system, and it was a branch of perforce
<1> So how do perforce and CVS compare?
<3> i've never used cvs
<4> cvs = complete crap by modern standards
<4> i wouldn't touch it with a ten foot source code control system pole
<7> whats better?
<8> svn = good
<7> I'm asking because a lot of people use CVS and they can't all be wrong.
<7> even our beloved boost uses cvs.
<8> svn = subversion
<4> they're wrong because they don't know what's a good scc system
<7> who is right, then?
<7> listen I don't particularly like cvs
<8> subversion
<7> but I really dislike - what's the MS one, interdev?
<4> atomic commit, constant time branches, just to name a few
<7> CVS is very mature though. are those mature?
<4> subversion is
<8> subversion supports it's own source development
<8> meaning they use it to manage the development of subversion itself
<4> the problem with CVS is that it's a toy system
<4> every hobbiest and open source developer uses it because they've never had to deal with a large system ever
<7> azr|el: you don't think CVS does?
<7> I doubt they don't.
<1> peterhu: Ok, so by atomic commit, you mean that concurrent commits can't step on each other? CVS doesn't guard against that?
<8> fury, you asked for opinion and you got it...either take it or don't...cvs is crap and outdated
<7> I'm not disagreeing
<7> I'm making conversation
<4> jbatista: it means that all files in a change commit together or not at all
<7> but you're telling me the developers of CVS don't actually use CVS to develop CVS. and I highly doubt that.
<1> peterhu: I thought CVS did that.
<8> fury, I never said that...I said svn is self supporting
<1> I don't know. It just sounds pretty essential.
<8> fury, you're making conversation UP
<4> it didn't in 2005, i doubt it does now
<1> Interesting.
<1> I've scarcely used CVS as anything other than a download tool.
<7> CVS fails in that it takes an all-to-optimistic approach to files being modified at the same time by different developers.
<2> [20:08] <kraft-> everything is guided by trigonometry
<2> [20:08] <kraft-> TRIANGLES MAN
<2> [20:08] <kraft-> what can't they do
<7> But other systems fail in taking an all-to-pescimistic approach to that
<7> honestly, I'd rather take the optimistic approach
<7> (since I'm a single developer)
<1> JBlitzen: Sounds like he needs a wedgie.
<9> Why do people do such discussion only with you JBlitzen?
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