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#141 2016-02-15 22:54:59

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Re: The Over-the-Hill-BunsenGang Thread

Hey, I've just discovered some of the "benefits" of passing 60 here in the UK......free drug prescriptions and a free eye-test! The gov also keeps wanting to screen me for various conditions. I don't know whether to laugh or cry  hmm

Unfortunately they have upped the threshold age for a free bus pass, so I'm not eligible until 2022 sad


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#142 2016-09-01 16:55:10

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OK, no contributions for a while. Are we all still here?

SOUND OFF, BUNSENGANGERS....

@damo present, sir!


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#143 2016-09-01 17:21:17

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Sector11 present and accounted for! Coffee anyone?

I'm sorry, I'm finished 'snapping-to' and calling people Sir! a long time ago.

There is a young lieutenant trying to get a coke out of a machine but has no change, a private is walking by ...
Lt. "Private, do you have change for a five?"
Pvt. "Yea, I think so just let me che...."
LT.  "Just a minute Pvt.  I'm an officer.  When I address you you will stand to attention and address me as SIR!.  Now let's start again. Private, do you have change for a five?"
Pvt. ... snapping to attention ... "SIR! NO, SIR!"


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#144 2016-09-22 01:07:38

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Greetings all, yes, like Sector11, I'm still present and accounted for. I've officially entered my 70th year and am perplexed about how so many years could have passed so quickly, despite the 60s interlude of sex'n drugs'n rock 'n roll.  yikes

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#145 2016-09-22 01:51:45

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Hadn't posted here before but i'm a crusty old(er) bastard and it has slipped by quicky.

Search for the true meaning of life, religion, party time, hard work, and find out it's 42 with Linux, happy with that! : )

Life is merely an existence unless you experience it!

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#146 2016-09-22 03:39:58

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@g33zr you old far...far.. farmer you!  So you're really old, I mean 7.0 what can I say I'm still 6.7 - for a bit longer.  So good to see you.  smile

@ zepher - I think that's wrong, 42 was the answer to life the universe and everything.

But 42 with Linux - now that's a combo I'll bet the mice didn't even think about.


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#147 2016-09-22 04:39:58

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@ Sector11: You are right, came across the question joining a forum several years back.

Answer being 42, found it amusing and interesting reading. That is the connection with Linux.

cheers

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#148 2016-09-22 05:39:42

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Ah yes, 00101010 is the Universal Answer  cool


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#149 2016-09-22 08:15:08

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damo wrote:

Ah yes, 00101010 is the Universal Answer

works for me! : )

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#150 2016-09-22 09:59:34

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damo wrote:

00101010

That's just gibberish. tongue
(Binary numbers don't have leading zeroes.)


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#151 2016-09-22 12:03:02

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pvsage wrote:
damo wrote:

00101010

That's just gibberish. tongue
(Binary numbers don't have leading zeroes.)

They can if the size boundary is an 8-bit byte tongue

EDIT: Technical discussion in the Bunsen Lounge? Harrumph - pass me the London Times so I can sit behind it and rustle it with contempt.

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#152 2016-09-22 12:05:24

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Re: The Over-the-Hill-BunsenGang Thread

Shouldn't that be 0x00101010 in that case?


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#153 2016-09-22 12:08:08

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Bearded_Blunder wrote:

Shouldn't that be 0x00101010 in that case?

Isn't that a prefix telling the compiler that the integer is written in hexadecimal?


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#154 2016-09-22 12:12:07

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Wouldn't know, I rarely talk to compilers, something niggled at me from Windows Autoscript.. and of course those BSODs I'm so familiar with..


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#155 2016-09-22 13:08:52

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42 = Decimal
101010 = Binary
52 = Octal
2A = Hexadecimal

It's all the same ... but Deep Thought just didn't realize that the ANSWER is really:

42 with Linux
101010 with Linux
52 with Linux
2A with Linux

Seven and a half million years to get it WRONG!  What a shame!!

Start here and go on for 7.5 million years!


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#156 2016-09-23 05:28:11

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This Monday, I will be turning 68 years young.

By the way, Sector11 > I am a 'retired' Marine Officer (USMC)

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#157 2016-09-23 13:13:54

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[DO NOT READ UNTIL MONDAY]Well happy birthday vrkalak.[/DO NOT READ UNTIL MONDAY]

@vrkalak - Long time no see, Nice to see you're still around.  You've got  8 months on me.  I'm a retired Sgt - CETech - (R.C.A.F.)  Glorified name for draughtsman / surveyor.  smile


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#158 2016-09-23 17:05:32

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A couple of years ago, I had the lenses of both eyes replaced. In the meantime, my right eye developed some sort of clouding. The doctor said it was behind the lens. So, yesterday, she used a carefully aimed laser beam to zap out the clouding material. She shot it about 50 times. Immediately afterwards, I was just about completely blind in my right eye, but now it is much better. I can see better, too.

Also, congratulations, vrkalak!

Tim

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#159 2016-09-23 17:42:17

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Cataracts Tim?  My MIL had that done about 8 month ago.  Now she doesn't need glasses.


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#160 2016-09-24 12:30:12

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Sector11 wrote:

Cataracts Tim?  My MIL had that done about 8 month ago.  Now she doesn't need glasses.

Since the replacement lenses are of a fixed focal length, I now don't need glasses for far sight - 20/20 vision as checked by my surgeon's staff prior to my recent laser surgery. However, I do need reading glasses (+2.5) and computer glasses (+1.25) for near vision. Luckily, cheap reading glasses do just fine for this.

Tim

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