TMI Tuesday? Again!
9 years ago
I guess it's that time of the week again, and it has been like four months or so since the last time, so I guess now's as good a time as any for another round.
Ask me anything I guess. Be bold if ya want. I'm always more surprised if anyone is even interested in these. ^^';; But if even one person was waiting for an opportunity to ask me something, I'd say this is worth doing enough.
Bytheway I'm sort of easing back into FA. I'll make a concerted effort to answer all notes and comments soon enough. >w<
Ask me anything I guess. Be bold if ya want. I'm always more surprised if anyone is even interested in these. ^^';; But if even one person was waiting for an opportunity to ask me something, I'd say this is worth doing enough.
Bytheway I'm sort of easing back into FA. I'll make a concerted effort to answer all notes and comments soon enough. >w<
I guess it depends on my mood and who the pouncer/smoocher is, mostly! I happen to quite like smooches—especially from certain people: not-so-much from people I fear are bein a bit too forward (though that can be okay too if I'm in the right mold)—and am not entirely averse to being pounced~ l3
But yiss! I am but one smol drgn... u.=.u
If you mean why I buy cute art, it's becoz I'm a total sucker for cuteness myself! ^//^';;
N— I mean YES of COURSE~ ^.=.^
That is my understanding of things anyway.
At your consultancy, all of the printed documents have been shredded and the bakeries have all been equipped with a light-pen-based system and interconnected with the business headquarters via token ring. It solved the problem of people reading what they're signing, but the problem is that the system neither works with the LCD screens of the bakeries' POS systems, nor does it make a connection via internet to the servers to confirm the transaction.
This has led to murders of cupcakes being left sitting on the bakery counters, to the point where the staff could no longer interact with customers to serve them, nor could the customers reach them. Some forty members of staff were trapped by bakery product avalanche and had to resort to feeding themselves with their own products. So far we have a confirmed 3 comatose, 14 diabetic, 23 sugar rush, 40 tummy ache and 18 tooth decay cases. All staff members are still in critical condition.
The company has lost 1.66 gajillion monies in printing contracts, destroying contracts, obsolete hardware and not selling any cupcakes. Members of the committee have defenestrated where appropriate. The bakeries have been closed down and sold to Starbucks. All staff has been transitioned as well and is currently undergoing mental retraining to be better fit for slavery. The company is being liquidated after this comment is sent.
Your consultancy is no longer needed. Due to financial trouble, we are invoking §338.40.33.1 in contract book #35. You will receive your delivery of 483 murders of cupcakes shortly.
I'm glad my service proved useful. It sounds like you really got where you were going with those bakeries. :3
I love that you used the word defenstrated. It may have been my favourite part of your report.
The various cases you mentioned...are they overlapping? You only mentioned an odd forty who got trapped. I hope there weren't more employees than that gorging on the company's own product?
Defenestration is a very important concept. My spell checker doesn't even undersquiggle it.
There are no limitations to the overlap of those cases. As far as you know, it might be a single employee that has all of those ailments at once. I'd hope there weren't more employees eating the product, since they do know what is put into them, opposed to the customers.
The Defenestration(s) of Prague is an important historical event. I imagine your spell checker has equipped you to discuss it should you see fit to do so. Defenestrate is a valuable verb to have in your repertoire in general, though. :3 If I were to invent a language, I'd be sure to include an equivalent term.
Oh. Well I hope everyone's tummy is ok now.
There was also defenestration going on in the Great Depression, so it really is very important regarding business. It has never appeared in any of the languages I made up though.
I don't know, the company has been liquidated and all employee information has been destroyed. Also they work for Starbucks now so they're probably not ok.
Java probably has a library for Defenestration. It's a language with a huge supporting community after all. And it is often used alongside Windows, so Defenestration could come up!
Yeah Coffee is gross. I greatly prefer cupcakes.
Well you can make your own at least with a `public static void defenestrate(final javax.swing.JFrame frame) { frame.dispatchEvent(new java.awt.event.WindowEvent(frame, java.awt.event.WindowEvent.WINDOW_CLOSING)); }`. Although that interface with having to pass the frame both as this and as a parameter to the event makes me wonder what happens if you send that closing event to some other JFrame and how confused it's gonna be.
But you can't eat cupcakes proper without having a hot beverage with them.
Sounds appropriate! I prefer not to make my own things if I don't have to, though.
I am currently enjoying a nice Chai.
I don't think there's an easier way to defenestrate a window while also calling all close event listeners. You could dispose() it instead, but that will not dispatch any events.
I am drinking a pot of coffee.
Maybe Google has a library for Defenestration.
Why would you drink a pot? I don't think that is even possible.
No, Google has no such libraries. That's because you don't really have windows in the internet.
A pot is a rough unit of measurement, like a cup. When at a restaurant around here, you can usually get a cup of coffee or a pot of coffee. I have a cup that can fit a pot of coffee though.
Yeah Operating Systems are pretty much just run locally.
Where I come from, a Cup is an exact measurement, and a Pot is a cooking utensil.
Servers are run on headless machines running virtual machines and you connect to them exclusively via network.
Well, that's just English having such a limited vocabulary. In German, your cup of coffee is a Tasse and the pot of coffee is a Pott, while the measurement is still a Cup and the cooking utensil is a Topf.
Virtual Machines are nice.
I already knew about the Tasse, but the rest is news to me.
Virtual machines are very useful. It reduced my starting into Windows and waiting for updates to a minimum.
I thought you had German classes for a long time, but now you tell me you don't know how to order some coffee or how to bake a cupcake.
Huh. By not using Windows?
Only six years. Maybe cupcakes were at a higher level than 300 level college courses.
By using a virtual machine running Windows.
Wow what else would you need a course for. Clearly those six years didn't teach you skills useful in real life.
I never do that. O:
I never speak German in real life, so that's fine.
I do though. And the virtual machine running Windows under Linux starts faster than Windows on the physical machine.
Well you can't visit Germany with that attitude. Around here we speak German even in real life.
This doesn't surprise me.
That's interesting, since as far as I've seen you mostly speak English online.
Well, online is neither real life, nor is it in Germany. So English is usually spoken here.
Doctors call it “wireless-LAN- and/or cell-phone-induced malignant brain tumor”. The beauty of nature.
I must've been too busy looking at the adorable face he has =p
Hmm... My favourite ice cream flavour is Cherry Garcia, by Ben & Jerry's.
I am glad you love FLCL, though. :3! <33
sorry fluff asks a lot x.x just don't know much
My favourite hobbies are playing games, watching anime, and browsing art!
I prefer PC to console for most things.
*nibbles marshmallow* I luv marshmallows~<3 n.//.n
if electricity is made by electrons is morality made by morons? also dessy's history with being a femboi like it love it hate it?