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09:02:00 <unmews> ty
09:02:00 <unmews> awesome
09:04:00 <unmews> brb, coffee
09:04:00 <lx> 1 Not too long now1 unmews...
18:55:00 <SkyFire> unmews is from Canberra btw
18:56:00 <unmews> yep
18:56:00 <unmews> few suburbs over
18:56:00 <SkyFire> not quite
18:57:00 <unmews> SkyFire, you're running the webserver from your desktop pc?
18:57:00 <unmews> i suppose that saves on $20/month hosting
18:58:00 <SkyFire> yes
18:58:00 <SkyFire> it is mainly just to play around with and I also work on websites for people at times
18:59:00 <unmews> saves all the hassles of messing with a live server
18:59:00 <SkyFire> yes
18:59:00 <unmews> i'm just learning how to do css3
19:00:00 <SkyFire> also means I can see what a website would look like on the net
19:00:00 <SkyFire> been trying to do that for ages
19:01:00 <unmews> i'm doing web dev with cit at the moment, and they're teaching the absolute basics of html5 and css3, i suppose in preparation for using libraries
19:01:00 <unmews> at least i hope
19:01:00 <SkyFire> woah
19:01:00 <SkyFire> good luck
19:01:00 <unmews> due to politics they're giving javascript 2 weeks instead of a full semester
19:02:00 <SkyFire> :(
19:02:00 <SkyFire> javascript is one thing I am hopeless with
19:02:00 <unmews> it's an ugly language
19:02:00 <SkyFire> yes
19:03:00 <SkyFire> json is not much better
19:03:00 <unmews> i don't even know what json is
19:03:00 <SkyFire> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON
19:03:00 <unmews> ah, it's a subset
19:04:00 <SkyFire> In computing, JavaScript Object Notation or JSON (/ˈdʒeɪsən/ "Jason")[1] is an open-standard file format that uses human-readable text to transmit data objects consisting of attribute–value pairs and array data types (or any other serializable value). It is a very common data format used for asynchronous browser–server communication, including as a replacement for XML in some AJAX-style systems.
19:04:00 <SkyFire> :)
19:05:00 <unmews> yeah, sounds like an alternative to php
19:05:00 <SkyFire> yeah
19:05:00 <SkyFire> Dinner Time
19:05:00 <SkyFire> ____\o/________/\____ SHARK!!!
19:05:00 <unmews> brb, smoke
19:05:00 <lx> 1 ciao for now1 unmews...
20:35:00 <unmews> sorry i missed you earlier Kezzie