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03:01:13 <DHess_US> Lol, I literally lived about 1/2 mile from this place and periodically rode my bicycle by it when it was there, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TvD5KzS_L0
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09:57:53 * Halcyon licks Ampera
10:39:48 <gremlinz> spicey
11:06:35 <Halcyon> A little :P
11:11:09 <Ampera> Halcyon: https://imgur.com/a/YYehpL7
11:12:27 <DHess_US> I gained weight just looking at that.
11:13:15 <T3sl4> DHess_US: https://imgur.com/gallery/MTQHVoU
11:13:42 <DHess_US> Lol.
11:15:12 <DHess_US> The only thing that surprised me this time was the graphite on the end of the control rods. They are always described as having graphite on the tip but that isn't accurate. The graphite section is like 10 feet long and has a water section between it and the control rod.
11:15:58 <DHess_US> The graphite is there to increase the change in moderation as the control rod is moved.
11:16:46 <T3sl4> so instead of going from absorption to void (water), they go to moderator, increasing activity
11:16:50 <T3sl4> makes sense
11:16:52 <DHess_US> I assume one of the safety systems they disabled prevented them from being removed past the graphite area lowering moderation.
11:17:08 <DHess_US> yep
11:17:22 <DHess_US> It makes sense as long as you don't pull the graphite section past the reactor.
11:18:14 <DHess_US> And then the low power issue has to do with forming bubbles in the coolant which in this case lowers moderation. At high power, bubbles cannot form because the pressure is high.
11:18:44 <DHess_US> At low power, the pressure is low which allows formation of bubbles in the water. If you do not run at low power, then it is never a problem.
11:19:07 <DHess_US> The operators were idiots in the sense of ignoring safety instructions and not knowing what they were doing.
11:20:05 <DHess_US> The original test was to scram the reactor and then see how long the turbine could operate on residual and decay heat. It wasn't to scram the reactor and then try to restart it which was strictly forbidden and applies to any reactor.
11:21:28 <DHess_US> The original test was to lower power to the safe operating minimum of 700MW, SCRAM, and then run the test. They screwed up and tried to get back to 700MW from lower power before starting the test which was forbidden.
11:22:05 <T3sl4> hahaha
11:22:14 <T3sl4> at least, it would be funny if it weren't tragic
11:22:15 <DHess_US> That would have fucked up any solid fuel reactor.
11:22:44 <DHess_US> A molten salt reactor wouldn't care or at least wouldn't care as much.
11:23:30 <DHess_US> The show doesn't get into that much detail or hasn't yet.
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13:18:54 <coppice_> The molten salt, or pre-meltdown, reactor
13:23:46 <T3sl4> coppice_: it can't melt down if it already is https://i.imgur.com/kOPacko.jpg
13:24:31 <coppice_> T3sl4: or it can never stop melting down. Its a reactor half full or half empty thing
13:25:21 <T3sl4> i never did see how they start up processes handling solids at STP
13:25:30 <T3sl4> lots of heaters on lots of pipes, i assume
13:26:23 <coppice_> T3sl4: You can find details in the videos on youtube about the oakridge thorium reactor. they used to let it go cold on Friday evening, and restart it on Monday morning
13:28:22 <T3sl4> i don't see anything specific to that, unless it's in the main film about the project
13:29:23 <coppice_> There is a video where the original engineers from Oakridge talk about it
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16:57:28 <T3sl4> it seems the series is quite popular; here's another dump of memes https://imgur.com/gallery/igtLU1W
17:31:27 <Halcyon> I don't get it T3sl4 ?
17:32:24 <steve30> hi Halcyon
17:39:26 <T3sl4> Halcyon, HBO series Chernobyl
17:39:56 <Halcyon> Oh right
17:40:16 <Halcyon> It's funny because I was just talking about nuclear energy today with a colleague
17:40:35 <Halcyon> The greenies here always cite Chernobyl as a reason why we shouldn't have nuclear power
17:40:43 <Halcyon> Even though no one builds those reactors anymore.
17:41:29 <T3sl4> since then, there are passive stable designs; anti-proliferation designs; etc
17:43:46 <Halcyon> In case you aren't aware, AU has a law in place which bans nuclear reactors for power generation
17:43:53 <Halcyon> We only use it them for medical research
17:44:24 <Halcyon> The idiot Greenies jump up and down about CO2 like it's some evil substance, yet oppose anything that isn't solar or wind
17:44:33 <T3sl4> yeah, sucks to be you
17:44:37 <Halcyon> Yup
17:44:44 <T3sl4> .de keeps shutting down more, too
17:44:52 <Halcyon> It's sad
17:45:04 <Halcyon> We rely on coal more than anything
17:45:12 <steve30> i think someone here is spending a lot of money on a nuclear power station
17:45:37 <Halcyon> You guys are lucky Steve
17:46:13 <Halcyon> It's a far cheaper, safer and cleaner form of power generation compared to coal
17:46:37 <steve30> we still have a lot of coal/gas
17:46:58 * T3sl4 hands out bowls of cabbage boiled on broth
17:47:04 <Halcyon> Nom
17:47:08 <Halcyon> I actually like cabbage
17:47:19 <Halcyon> Although it's a bit farty
17:47:27 <T3sl4> half the fun
17:47:35 <Halcyon> Dutch oven?
17:47:36 <Halcyon> :P
17:50:54 * steve30 collapses on Halcyon's lap
17:51:02 <Halcyon> Awww, big day Steve?
17:51:17 <Halcyon> Oh wait, it's morning there
17:51:40 <steve30> i'm knackered after yesterday
17:51:45 <Halcyon> Naww
17:51:48 <Halcyon> *cuddles*
17:51:52 <Halcyon> *slight grope*
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17:52:34 <steve30> i might go back to bed
17:52:39 <Halcyon> It's early
17:52:41 <Halcyon> You should
17:52:57 <Halcyon> ... of coffee
17:53:00 <Halcyon> *or
17:53:08 <mrpackethead> the new eevblog forum topics are good
17:53:28 <Halcyon> mrpackethead, yeh, I had a chat with Dave and Simon. I think it was time to expand a bit.
17:53:50 <Halcyon> A lot seems to get dumped into General Chat
17:54:05 <mrpackethead> Electronics is kinda diverse
17:54:06 <mrpackethead> :-)
17:54:08 <T3sl4> or projects
17:54:13 <Halcyon> Yeh that's the annoying thing
17:54:17 <Halcyon> Where do you draw the line?
17:54:22 <mrpackethead> you dont'
17:54:31 <Halcyon> \o/ Keep going
17:54:44 * T3sl4 draws a line right here ...with a spray can
17:54:46 <mrpackethead> just keeping moving the lines as you need
17:54:54 <Halcyon> Yeh that's true mrpackethead
17:55:08 <Halcyon> Great, thanks T3sl4, you just got pink paint everywhere
17:55:09 * mrpackethead gets waterblaster and removes T3sl4 graffit
17:56:11 * Halcyon is just watching the latest Big Clive video
17:56:26 <mrpackethead> I liek Colin Fruz
17:56:27 <Halcyon> I don't get products which place two or more batteries in the same orientation
17:56:35 <Halcyon> i.e.: Both positive terminals on the same side
17:56:45 <mrpackethead> I ran into one last week actually
17:56:49 <mrpackethead> a plastic label printer
17:56:56 <mrpackethead> 6x AA
17:56:59 <mrpackethead> 4.5V
17:57:01 <Halcyon> It prints on plastic?
17:57:05 <mrpackethead> yeah.
17:57:11 <Halcyon> Nice
17:57:24 <mrpackethead> you know the plastic tape that you make lables from
17:57:34 <Halcyon> I mean, I kind of get it if the user was stupid, but how long have we had opposite polarity
17:57:38 <Halcyon> Oh yeh
17:57:42 <Halcyon> Like Nylon etc...
17:57:58 <mrpackethead> i hate the hand held ones.. take so long to type in a lable
17:58:04 <mrpackethead> and tey normally arrange the keys A-Z
17:58:16 <Halcyon> I have a handheld Dymo labeler, but it also has a USB port which is nice
17:58:25 <mrpackethead> yes, i have the same
17:58:38 <Halcyon> What shits me are those that don't use a QWERTY keyboard, instead they use ABCDE....
17:58:40 <mrpackethead> but I was at a client without mine.
17:59:56 * mrpackethead is wondering what i should use to switch two AC loads
18:00:04 <T3sl4> i?
18:00:26 <Halcyon> Thought experiment.... I wonder if in 50-100 years time, will we still have standard battery sizes as we have today... i.e.: A, AA, 18650 etc...
18:01:04 <mrpackethead> I'm knocking together a controller to use with my frying pan vapour phase soldering pan
18:01:09 <Halcyon> Or will they disappear into obscurity like those latern batteries
18:01:15 <T3sl4> Halcyon, don't see why not
18:01:23 <Halcyon> *lantern
18:01:38 <T3sl4> neither capacity nor voltage can go up much more
18:01:44 <mrpackethead> Halcyon, lantern batteries have gone obsure because you dont' really need them anymore
18:01:47 <Halcyon> Why not capacity?
18:02:00 <mrpackethead> you get a lot of light from a LED for a lot less battery
18:02:09 <Halcyon> That's what I mean mrpackethead, at what point will we not need A or even C and D cells anymore?
18:02:38 <mrpackethead> there is a physical law that dictates the maximum efficeny of a lED
18:02:46 <T3sl4> capacity is limited by the energy density of the chemistry, minus the "wiring" necessary to harness it
18:03:14 <Halcyon> Sure, but what's to say that some other new fancy woo-woo chemistry gets invented?
18:03:21 <T3sl4> it won't.
18:03:25 <Halcyon> Why?
18:03:37 <mrpackethead> because its a phsyical law constraint
18:03:57 <T3sl4> you have your choice of fuel cells, or maybe something nuclear, but it's very unlikely anything nuclear will be effective on small scales
18:04:10 <T3sl4> (nevermind all the practical considerations behind nuclear)
18:04:20 <Halcyon> Hmm
18:04:33 <Halcyon> No we're stuck with lithium-based batteries?
18:04:35 <Halcyon> *so
18:04:54 <T3sl4> lithium fluoride would give 6V or so, if it were possible
18:05:07 <Halcyon> It's not possible?
18:05:08 <T3sl4> or cesium, but lithium is better because lighter
18:05:11 <mrpackethead> the maximum you can get is 683 lm/w
18:05:23 <T3sl4> mrpackethead, that's lights, we're talking cells
18:05:33 <mrpackethead> in deed.
18:05:35 <T3sl4> but if you want flashlights, you can put the two together, yes :P
18:06:22 <T3sl4> anyway, more than 5V is extremely unlikely as we don't have any solvents to handle more than that voltage per half cell
18:06:30 <T3sl4> well, half that per half cell
18:06:42 <mrpackethead> Halcyon, 683lm/w woudl be what you'd get if you got one photon per electron as it crossed the band gap
18:07:08 <Ampera> hi Halcyon
18:07:16 <mrpackethead> your not going to get close to that
18:08:54 <T3sl4> at lime-green, 553 or whatever it is nm wavelength
18:09:03 <Halcyon> Hey Amps
18:09:10 <Halcyon> Mmm lime
18:09:18 <Halcyon> Goes well with vodka and soda water
18:09:36 <mrpackethead> I was just contemplating what i'll use to control a frying pain.
18:09:38 <mrpackethead> pan
18:09:43 <mrpackethead> and a AC fan
18:09:53 <Ampera> I control my frying pan with the handle
18:10:15 <T3sl4> $100 temp control box
18:10:16 <mrpackethead> i've now got the vapour phase frying pan going nicely
18:12:33 <Ampera> watching steve1989 on an empty stomach
18:12:40 <Ampera> I am very hungry
18:12:55 <Halcyon> Hahaha
18:13:19 <Halcyon> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSuUnuohFwY
18:13:20 <Ampera> did you infrastructure the net yet?
18:13:23 <Halcyon> Maybe that will help
18:13:33 <Ampera> already seen it
18:13:48 <Ampera> and I've seen ashens eat rotting food while eating before
18:14:10 <Ampera> in other news I put together an old computer last night
18:14:27 <Halcyon> Oh yeh?
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18:14:49 <Ampera> it's an Intel system
18:14:52 <Ampera> runs at 233Mhz
18:15:00 <Halcyon> P-II ?
18:15:10 <Ampera> it fits in a socket, no slots here
18:15:22 <Ampera> FPM/EDO DRAM
18:15:26 <Halcyon> Hmmmm
18:15:29 <Halcyon> Pentium Pro?
18:15:44 <Ampera> Pentium Pro was only released up to 200Mhz
18:15:46 <Ampera> but yes
18:15:47 <Halcyon> Dammit
18:15:58 <Ampera> I have a 233Mhz Pentium Pro
18:16:03 <Halcyon> Overclocked?
18:16:18 <Ampera> mmmmm yeah
18:16:22 <Halcyon> :)
18:16:29 <Halcyon> I have never owned a PPro
18:16:31 <Halcyon> I'd like to
18:16:41 <Ampera> VS440FX board: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/310478241989263371/584291465379840021/IMG_20190601_040437.jpg
18:16:41 <Halcyon> I've built many
18:16:49 <Ampera> gateway OEM flashed with retail BIOS
18:17:25 <Halcyon> Sexy
18:17:29 <Halcyon> Nice chipsets too
18:17:32 <Ampera> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/310478241989263371/584302907529232394/IMG_20190601_041302.jpg the cards I put in it
18:17:34 <Ampera> lolno
18:17:42 <Ampera> this chipset has been nothing but pain for me
18:17:44 <Halcyon> Why not? You could do a lot worse
18:17:47 <Halcyon> Oh?
18:17:53 <Ampera> bus crosstalk, like fucking nuts
18:18:06 <Halcyon> Nice cards. Is that a Voodoo?
18:18:08 <Ampera> BIOS update improved it, somehow
18:18:21 <Ampera> mhm, Diamond Multimedia Monster 3D 4MB
18:18:26 <Halcyon> ;-)
18:18:36 <Ampera> and I took the modem out, because it doesn't need to be in there, and takes like 2-3 IRQs
18:18:42 <Halcyon> I like your choice of hardware
18:18:51 <Ampera> I could put it back in if I wanted to, now that I've fixed all of the issues.
18:18:57 <Halcyon> Why would you though?
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18:19:09 <Guest|15373> Yo
18:19:10 <Halcyon> Is PSTN even a thing anymore?
18:19:13 <Halcyon> Hey Guest|15373
18:19:15 <Ampera> PSTN?
18:19:23 <Halcyon> AKA POTS
18:19:27 <Ampera> yes
18:19:43 <Ampera> we don't have it, as Verizon ripped out all of the copper lines and replaced them with fibre
18:19:43 <Halcyon> Most things here are VoIP now
18:19:50 <mrpackethead> Whats a phone
18:19:51 <Ampera> so we couldn't even get DSL nor POTS even if we wanted to
18:20:13 <Ampera> I've done experiments with an Obi 200 to connect to BBSes, and knowing a bit more now, I could probably get it to work again
18:20:17 <Halcyon> So what would you use a modem for?
18:20:21 <Ampera> BBSes
18:20:31 <mrpackethead> for modulating and demodulating
18:20:36 <Ampera> ^
18:20:36 <Halcyon> Hmmmm interesting
18:20:40 <Guest|15373> Anyone here good with electronic circuitry?
18:20:46 <Ampera> no, why would we
18:20:48 <Halcyon> Guest|15373: Ask T3sl4
18:20:49 <Halcyon> :P
18:20:50 <Ampera> what is this, the EEVBlog IR ch annel?
18:20:55 <Ampera> *IRC channel
18:21:05 <mrpackethead> meh. electronics. this is a cookign channel
18:21:05 * T3sl4 slaps Ampera with a charged capacitor
18:21:06 <Guest|15373> Aye
18:21:06 <Halcyon> I've been wanting to get a POTS emulator for ages
18:21:10 <Halcyon> But they are so fucking expensive
18:21:19 * Ampera does a switchero, discharges into T3sl4
18:21:27 <mrpackethead> Guest|15373, ask your question
18:21:41 <Ampera> considering you're practically made of money, Halcyon, that's impressive
18:21:52 <Halcyon> Ampera, so this OBi device... it supports standard Hayes modem commands and converts them into IP?
18:21:54 <T3sl4> that reminds me, mrpackethead you get a bowl of cabbage and broth too
18:22:14 <mrpackethead> T3sl4, I made Gnoochi for dinner
18:22:20 <T3sl4> nice
18:22:31 <mrpackethead> with a very nice Beef Cheek Ragu
18:22:39 <Halcyon> I made Ragu last night
18:22:43 <Ampera> Halcyon, no, it's a SIP phone
18:22:46 <Halcyon> I used beef brisket though
18:22:47 <mrpackethead> beef cheek is amazing flavour, just needs a long long time to cook
18:22:52 <Ampera> it provides a phone line, and will send calls over VoIP
18:22:53 <mrpackethead> Briskets good too
18:23:06 <Ampera> if I wanted to telnet into a BBS, I wouldn't even need a modem
18:23:09 <T3sl4> speaking of unusual cuts, tongue is very good
18:23:12 <Guest|15373> I'm trying to design what I think would be a pretty easy circuit. I need to take a reading from a thermistor in an engine block to trigger a relay for thermo fans to cool it. But I want to be able to adjust it slightly with a potentiometer. I'm thinking an opamp as a comparator but all my designs are flops
18:23:34 * Halcyon flops on T3sl4
18:24:00 <Ampera> That 2D card is one of the best PCI cards I own
18:24:09 <Ampera> goes up to 1600x1200x16
18:24:09 <mrpackethead> Guest|15373, do you have to use a thermistor?
18:24:23 <Halcyon> I think my favourite card in my collection is a 3DFX Voodoo II... 6MB from memory
18:24:28 <Halcyon> or maybe 8MB ?
18:24:29 <T3sl4> Guest|15373: you can maybe pick up the voltage from the ECU block temp sensor, but you need to find what its reference voltage is
18:24:32 <Guest|15373> That's what most the cars I'm working with
18:24:38 <Guest|15373> No ECU, 1970
18:24:42 <Ampera> Halcyon, I need to get a couple of those some day
18:24:43 <T3sl4> if you're adding your own, that's easier
18:24:58 <Halcyon> Mines the original card I bought in the 1990's. It cost me about $300
18:25:10 <Halcyon> I've been trying to find more but they go for a lot of money
18:25:24 <Ampera> Some of the most interesting cards I own are VLB cards
18:25:25 <Guest|15373> It's for 3 different vehicles that have different thermistors, that's why I need the adjustment of the pot
18:25:25 <T3sl4> in any case, you need an RC filter to deal with noise, a supply which preferably is tolerant of load dump, and a comparator with hysteresis so it turns on at some higher temp, and off at some lower temp
18:25:28 <Ampera> just because they are VLB cards
18:25:45 <mrpackethead> i'd probably use a thermocouple and an IC designed to do exactly that
18:26:02 <Halcyon> VLB isn't something I've played with either
18:26:13 <Halcyon> Actually that's a lie... I did back in the day
18:26:19 <T3sl4> mrpackethead: you mean an LM311?
18:26:20 <Halcyon> But they were a bit "meh"
18:27:09 <Halcyon> https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/3Dfx-Voodoo-2-12mb-PCI/323777088097?hash=item4b629e4a61:g:WXkAAOSwfXhcsqUH&frcectupt=true
18:27:11 <Halcyon> Tempted
18:27:11 <mrpackethead> T3sl4, i was thinking somethign a little more complex
18:27:13 <Guest|15373> Right. I'm gonna have to do some more research. Doesn't sound as easy as I've made out
18:27:13 <mrpackethead> but..
18:28:20 <T3sl4> don't need a fuckin IoThermostats in a 1970s automobile man
18:29:15 <Guest|15373> They use a thermistor for the temp gauge. I just wanna tap into that as I'm running thermo fans on my radiator from a newer model vehicle rather than the clutch fan
18:29:53 <Guest|15373> But for a few different cars, all within early to late 70s.
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18:34:16 <Ampera> Halcyon, http://amperaa.net/cdn/Report1.htm
18:34:23 <Ampera> full AIDA32 dump of my Pentium Pro machine
18:34:55 <mrpackethead> Cars are also a nasty environment for electronics
18:35:04 <mrpackethead> everything needs to be a bit tougher than normal
18:35:36 <Halcyon> I like your choice of OS Ampera
18:35:42 <Halcyon> Windows 95c was the shit :)
18:35:43 <Ampera> how so
18:35:50 <mrpackethead> 95. meh. 3.11
18:36:52 <Halcyon> Oh wait, you're using B
18:36:55 <Halcyon> *hiss*
18:36:56 <Halcyon> :P
18:37:01 <Ampera> I'm using C you daft cunt
18:37:04 <mrpackethead> Trumpet winsock
18:37:15 <Ampera> it says C
18:37:27 <Halcyon> OSR2 refers to Win95b
18:37:35 <Halcyon> C was OSR 2.5
18:37:40 <Ampera> I know for a fact this is OSR2.5
18:37:47 <Halcyon> So your report is wrong?
18:37:48 <Ampera> AIDA32 is just being weird with reporting
18:37:51 <Halcyon> Right
18:37:57 <Halcyon> It threw me for a moment
18:38:22 <Halcyon> Then I take it back, you made a good choice
18:38:40 <Ampera> There's almost no differences between B and C
18:38:49 <Ampera> besides USB and AGP support which don't matter anyways
18:38:52 <Halcyon> USB support was improved since the supplement
18:39:05 <Halcyon> I also found C just that little bit more stable
18:39:07 <Halcyon> B wasn't bad though
18:39:10 <Halcyon> A was poo
18:40:14 <Ampera> Windows 95 stock and Windows 95A don't even have P6 support
18:40:22 <Halcyon> Nope
18:40:27 <Ampera> whatever the hell that means anyways
18:41:09 <Halcyon> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P6_(microarchitecture)
18:41:58 <Ampera> I know what P6 is you idiot
18:42:03 <Ampera> in what way does it not support P6
18:42:11 <Halcyon> Buggered if I know?
18:42:41 <Ampera> https://jeffpar.github.io/kbarchive/kb/179/Q179897/
18:42:43 <Ampera> corrupts memory
18:42:54 <Halcyon> Not ideal
18:43:29 <Ampera> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/310478241989263371/584665290718052352/untitled.png
18:43:32 <Ampera> 95 C
18:43:40 <Halcyon> \o/
18:43:42 <Ampera> also enjoy my license key
18:43:56 <Halcyon> It's OK. I have one :P
18:44:01 <Ampera> I don't
18:44:14 <Halcyon> I hate your choice of wallpaper though
18:44:19 <Ampera> fuck you
18:44:29 <Ampera> this is the best wallpaper, and if you disagree, you must be st upid
18:44:34 <Halcyon> You wish
18:44:47 <Halcyon> (RE the "Fuck you" comment)
18:44:48 <Ampera> I bet you it's better than what I have on my actual PC
18:45:34 <Ampera> http://prntscr.com/nwjion
18:46:05 <Halcyon> Yeh, you're right, it is better
18:46:09 <Halcyon> It's still not good though
18:46:23 <Ampera> hold on, let me fix it then
18:46:35 <Halcyon> Not Thatch
18:54:26 <Ampera> hold on, going through like five thousand different format conversions and compatibility layers
18:54:58 <Ampera> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/310478241989263371/584668178341429253/pproshot1.png
18:55:06 <Ampera> That's what this system is supposed to have on it
18:58:30 <Ampera> Halcyon,
19:02:58 <Halcyon> Sorry, was putting the bins out
19:03:02 <Halcyon> Yeh that's better :P
19:09:02 <Halcyon> Ampera, I could imagine you having an Alpaca: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXb_L-mxu1w
19:09:17 <Ampera> fuck no
19:09:25 <Halcyon> But he has hair like you
19:09:33 <Ampera> no
19:14:53 * steve30 ponders food
19:15:59 <Halcyon> Morning again Steve :)
19:16:02 <Halcyon> Feeling better?
19:16:20 <steve30> I just had a nice lie down
19:17:08 <Halcyon> :) What's for brekky?
19:17:36 <steve30> I've got a bit of chicken left over, so I might do a chicken risotto
19:17:42 <steve30> same as last night :)
19:17:52 <Halcyon> For breakfast?
19:18:08 <Halcyon> Not toast or cereal or something?>
19:18:14 <Halcyon> Bacon and eggs?
19:18:19 <steve30> yuk
19:18:27 <Halcyon> You don't like baocn?
19:18:28 <Halcyon> bacon
19:18:53 <steve30> i like it, but not enough to eat it routinely
19:20:31 <Halcyon> Which bit was yuck then?
19:21:17 <steve30> egg and cereal
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19:24:03 <Halcyon> You're strange :P
19:29:38 <Halcyon> Yay my gateway is using a whopping 136 MHz of CPU capacity
19:31:31 <Halcyon> Of 13.2 GHz
19:39:57 <Halcyon> I feel like Kimchi
19:40:01 <Halcyon> But I have none :(
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21:12:36 <steve30> from banggood today
21:12:39 <steve30> "Subject: Congratulation! You are one of 10000 Kidults Picked for Getting $.. as Children's Day Gift."
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