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Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson13-Jan-14 23:32

13-Jan-14 23:32

Nagy thats foul

You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start

Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.

Sorry Sir,

CPallini13-Jan-14 23:33

13-Jan-14 23:33

did you possibly write 'chicken'?

Veni, vidi, vici.

Nagy Vilmos13-Jan-14 23:36

13-Jan-14 23:36

Chicken!

Chicken chicken "chicken" chicken chicken "chicken chicken". Chicken. $Shucks | :-\$

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Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson13-Jan-14 23:38

13-Jan-14 23:38

I think the cold has broken something

You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start

Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter14-Jan-14 0:04

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

14-Jan-14 0:04

It was broken long ago - the problem is that gin freezes at -26(C)!!!

CPallini14-Jan-14 0:09

14-Jan-14 0:09

Since it's continuosly moving (Nagy is the perfect gin-sink), gin never freezes in his house.

Veni, vidi, vici.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter14-Jan-14 0:12

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

14-Jan-14 0:12

According to this http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?msg=4737108#xx4737108xx[^] he doesn't move in almost two hours now...

CPallini14-Jan-14 0:19

14-Jan-14 0:19

Gin moves towards Nagy. It is a perfect clockwork, you know.

Veni, vidi, vici.

CPallini14-Jan-14 0:01

14-Jan-14 0:01

I've to Aladeen with you, sir.

Veni, vidi, vici.

A Jordison13-Jan-14 23:38

A Jordison

13-Jan-14 23:38

Nagy Vilmos13-Jan-14 23:39

13-Jan-14 23:39

Chicken[^]

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Keith Barrow13-Jan-14 23:56

Keith Barrow

13-Jan-14 23:56

Chicken[^]

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Nagy Vilmos14-Jan-14 0:35

14-Jan-14 0:35

Chicken!

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Argonia13-Jan-14 23:44

Argonia

13-Jan-14 23:44

Nagy, did you taste the "liquid-flake"?
See the name of the video "Food Science ....." Laugh | :laugh:

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HobbyProggy14-Jan-14 0:01

HobbyProggy

14-Jan-14 0:01

Alot o Gin an raw Chicken makes you do that Suspicious | :suss:

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Re: Liquid Nitrogen

Nicholas Marty14-Jan-14 0:46

Nicholas Marty

14-Jan-14 0:46

Solid nitrogen is quite easy to get, if I remember correctly from my chemistry class (quite a few years past already Laugh | :laugh:

).
All you need is a nitrogen pressure bottle and something like towel. if you let out into the towel it gets solid due to the difference in pressure, and sticks to the fabric. Sure, it sublimates eventually but you get a few seconds or even minutes before they are gone (a bit comparable to ice smelting)

Got a few crumbs on my palm where it instantly froze the skin as soon as it touched it. The feeling was a bit like burning the skin with a flame. (Which is, if I'm not mistaken, because the nerves are frozen so fast that they aren't able to send a signal about the temprature, which then is comparable to nerves getting singed.)

Re: Liquid Nitrogen

GuyThiebaut14-Jan-14 1:57

GuyThiebaut

14-Jan-14 1:57

Where I work we have a few liquid nitrogen dewars and any spills onto skin are described as 'burns'.

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Re: Liquid Nitrogen

Mike Hankey14-Jan-14 2:45

Mike Hankey

14-Jan-14 2:45

Now we can trow Nitrogen snow balls? Smile | :)

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glennPattonWork313-Jan-14 22:50

13-Jan-14 22:50

I think I have got the *B.NET abortion behaving properly! Smile | :)

Much hard work, much swearing, plea's of I could re-write this is C# in less time, misaligned ini files, error handling that caused more errors than it stopped, files opened but not closed. The cancer has a Band Aid, the duct tape is applied and it's due to be sent later today! Am I happy?, I threaten to Kiss a co-worker! WTF | :WTF:

I now have a set of graphics boards to program & test that should have been delivered before Christmas...

Johnny J.13-Jan-14 22:52

Johnny J.

13-Jan-14 22:52

Great! Now that you've got that on your CV, all you will ever get from now on is VB jobs! Poke tongue | ;-P

I know from experience. My boss just threw a VB6 job at me for that reason. So now I have to go install flucking VB6 again! Mad | :mad:

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glennPattonWork313-Jan-14 22:55

13-Jan-14 22:55

I had VB on CV for some time, I'm not a software guy, I'm a hardware guy (who can do bits of software)... Poke tongue | ;-P

Tim Carmichael14-Jan-14 1:46

Tim Carmichael

14-Jan-14 1:46

Tell him Dave K. says it's a dead language, no longer supported, etc. and you need to move to the .NET realm IMMEDIATELY!

glennPattonWork314-Jan-14 2:55

14-Jan-14 2:55

Yeah, but there so much out there...[worry] at least one Major Energy Trading company uses VB6 to keep their entire system (trading, etc.) running because it works![/worry] WTF | :WTF:

Nagy Vilmos14-Jan-14 1:03

14-Jan-14 1:03

You're not in Oxfordshire are you?

I just got an e-mail about a job in Whitney, VB6 to C# conversion. Right up your street and a snip at around £200 per day. [I declined this one Laugh | :laugh:

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glennPattonWork314-Jan-14 1:07