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Mauser posted:France Gall was definitely not his daughter, but "les succettes" is definitely a funny/creepy song dunno if this is a weird joke answer i don't get but look into his 80s work for a refresher
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12th of February was a long time ago 
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I think you mean the 21st date of the 20th month in 1202CE
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Deep Glove Bruno posted:dunno if this is a weird joke answer i don't get but look into his 80s work for a refresher oh which song are you talking about then, I know a lot, but not all of them
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Mauser posted:oh which song are you talking about then, I know a lot, but not all of them i still can't tell if you're trolling, but he did a song with his actual daughter charlotte, who is now an actor, not france gall, and it was infamously called "Lemon Incest"
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Deep Glove Bruno posted:i still can't tell if you're trolling, but he did a song with his actual daughter charlotte, who is now an actor, not france gall, and it was infamously called "Lemon Incest" Nope not trolling. I've never heard that one, but will give it a listen. When I typed out the first message I had completely forgotten about his daughter who is also a musician and actor
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Midly interesting I guess. Really cool looking masonry heaters of finnish design, never seen ones in copper before, over 100 years old both of them. 
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Dec 13, 2021 12:47
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Oh I bet they get nice and toasty once they're fired up
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His Divine Shadow posted:Midly interesting I guess. Really cool looking masonry heaters of finnish design, never seen ones in copper before, over 100 years old both of them. So I'm guessing at some point in history two pöntuuns were cheaper than laying one big cackluun in place?
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3D Megadoodoo posted:So I'm guessing at some point in history two pöntuuns were cheaper than laying one big cackluun in place? Yeah they cackluun all the way to the bänk!
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DandyLion posted:Yeah they cackluun all the way to the bänk! Glad we got this settled. Now, back to the äär of the sorv.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:So I'm guessing at some point in history two pöntuuns were cheaper than laying one big cackluun in place? Well I would think the shells where cheaper than the tilework that usually was found on cocklestoves. The metal shells are also functionally superior to tile in every respect. So it might have been cheaper, and they probably did a lot more of the work on their own back then.
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Dec 13, 2021 17:49
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Gotta double up for redundancy, what if one of them stops working?!?
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His Divine Shadow posted:Midly interesting I guess. Really cool looking masonry heaters of finnish design, never seen ones in copper before, over 100 years old both of them. All I see are the final bosses of "would you like fresh cracked pepper on that?"
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I just remembered I've seen a similar thing before, two fireplaces in a huge house right next to each other. In that case it was because it used to be a duplex and they shared the same chimney so they just built a wall between them. But those masonry heaters look too close to each other for that to be the case here.
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Carthag Tuek posted:12th of February was a long time ago I'm willing to admit the metric system makes more sense but nobody needs to be saying "12th of February" instead of "February 12th" and if you take that position I assume you want to measure weight in rocks too
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lol ok grandad. lol they don't know everyone simply says "being there in the two one two" or "when it at 2-1-2" now
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Obviously the correct way is YYYY/MM/DD because it actually sorts in numerical order but people aren't ready for that yet
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great big cardboard tube posted:I'm willing to admit the metric system makes more sense but nobody needs to be saying "12th of February" instead of "February 12th" and if you take that position I assume you want to measure weight in rocks too tbf I actually say "12. februar"
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PR ID FEB
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People ask me what day it is and I'm like: does anybody really know what day it is? Does anybody really care? Here's a heart and or Wu-Tang squash i'm going to roast: 
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flavor.flv posted:Obviously the correct way is YYYY/MM/DD because it actually sorts in numerical order but people aren't ready for that yet YYYY/MM/DD is for sorting dates. DD/MM/YYYY is for using them.
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They've finally done it, an overmillipede. https://phys.org/news/2021-12-millipede-legs.html 
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Has science gone too far? On too many tiny legs?
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And though the legs were rather small they had to count them all.
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flavor.flv posted:Obviously the correct way is YYYY/MM/DD because it actually sorts in numerical order but people aren't ready for that yet When I used to have use sortable dates as file names I did YYYYMMDD and then counter them if I had more than one per day so YYYYMMDDa, YYYYMMDDb, and so on. It makes it so nice to be able to sort a list. Easy to export a directory listing and dump it into Excel. I haven't done that in years though. Now I use gibberish file names like "notes.txt" "this.doc" "other notes.txt" It's really lazy and it makes it impossible for me to find anything. I also store almost everything on my desktop or in a file marked "Desktop poo poo 2" Which has as sub folder of "Desktop poo poo 3". God I need to get more organized. If someone ever pulled a "The Website is down" on me, I'd never find anything again. If you haven't seen it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRGljemfwUE
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Queen-Of-Hearts posted:People ask me what day it is and I'm like: does anybody really know what day it is? Does anybody really care? Also looks like antarctica
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mostlygray posted:When I used to have use sortable dates as file names I did YYYYMMDD and then counter them if I had more than one per day so YYYYMMDDa, YYYYMMDDb, and so on. What OS doesn't store the date irrespective of file name?
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flavor.flv posted:Obviously the correct way is YYYY/MM/DD because it actually sorts in numerical order but people aren't ready for that yet gently caress solidi. Dashes are where it’s at.
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Milo and POTUS posted:Also looks like antarctica Antarctica is the Wu Tang secret?
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mods please ban this poster
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Facebook Aunt posted:Antarctica is the Wu Tang secret? Would you expect them to launch an all out attack from the second whitest place in the world?
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https://twitter.com/benjancewicz/status/1479501094275502084
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3D Megadoodoo posted:What OS doesn't store the date irrespective of file name? You can't trust the date modified. Especially older versions of Windows. Just moving a file might change the modified date. Opening the file, without editing will change the modified date. Best just to date code. When you're processing EDI you end up creating tons of individual files that you have to back to occasionally. EDI looks like this in case you're curious. This is an example of the header showing that it's an advance shipping notice, it's the first transaction, it's dated September 1sth of 2021: ST*856*0001~BSN*00*0096815435*20210901*0518*0001 The full trans could be 50 lines and that's just one transaction, delimited by either an unprintable character or, my preference, tildes. Gentran processes it into something that you can import into your shipping software that's a little more human readable. A normal transaction is many thousands of characters. If you use a VAN to do your transaction, you pay by the kilocharacter. Those are expensive. SFTP is much faster and costs nothing. Anyhoo. Coding dates into the file name is safer when you have to go back 3 years to check something.
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Thought this was neat, some guy took a drone photo of my town.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/SpaceAngeles/status/1482241903894667264?s=20
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RareAcumen posted:Ahhh, finally a place for my stupid nonsense. For some reason I didn't think it could also work for the outside of the bowl too https://i.imgur.com/MGcEJvl.mp4
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another day at the giant ink tiddy factory
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Philippe posted:The ink tity feels uncomfortably sexual. Siriuspost: You're just a prevert.
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