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01:58:36  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: michi_cc * r23564 /trunk/src/ (pathfinder/yapf/yapf_rail.cpp pbs.cpp): -Fix [FS#4888]: Extending a path reservation starting at a partially reserved rail station could fail.
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08:34:58  <planetmaker> moin
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09:07:40  <fjb|tab> Moin
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09:45:41  <Cardiz> Hello.
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09:54:04  <Terkhen> good morning
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10:02:11  * dihedral honors the efforts of the last commits ;-)
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10:04:58  * peter1138 greebles dihedral
10:09:36  <dihedral> if it makes you feel better...
10:10:51  <peter1138> it does
10:11:18  <dihedral> interesting...
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10:27:32  <SpComb> Grepplers
10:28:02  <dihedral> i just have no idea what he's trying to communicate ...
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10:33:33  <__ln__> secret footage of peter driving out of a garage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0vfGtt_yqQ
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10:34:41  <LordAro> good morning
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10:37:36  <planetmaker> moin LordAro
10:39:16  <LordAro> hi pm
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10:41:48  <appe> http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/RS-Cold_comfort_for_Fukushima-1612117.html
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10:45:57  <fjb|tab> Moin LordAro.À
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10:48:24  <Alberth> moin
10:49:20  <fjb|tab> Moin Alberth.
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11:06:28  <Wolf01> hello
11:06:29  <__ln__> hi Wolf01
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12:08:46  <Eddi|zuHause> "Adolf Hitler wants to change his name"
12:10:25  <__ln__> dunno if that can be done posthumously
12:11:26  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23565 /trunk/src/strgen/strgen.cpp: -Codechange: create some classes for writing language header and translation files
12:11:46  <Eddi|zuHause> "21 year old Adolf Hitler Souza Mendes grew up in a brazilian village, where not many people knew the history of hitler, but got serious responses after his name was published in a list of candidates for the second round to applying to university"
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12:15:16  <__ln__> interesting choice for a name by his parents, in any case
12:15:29  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23566 /trunk/src/strgen/strgen.cpp: -Fix (r23565): hopefully fix MSVC compilation error
12:21:20  <Cardiz> One American family named their son Osama Bin Laden.
12:21:29  <Cardiz> Then they got their parential rights removed.
12:23:13  <Eddi|zuHause> they should have named him Obama Bin Laden :p
12:23:21  <planetmaker> welcome to alt.misc.politics
12:24:42  <Rubidium> Cardiz: probably triggered by some right wing freedom preaching individual, right?
12:24:54  <Cardiz> I have no idea Rubidium.
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13:19:08  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23567 /trunk/src/strgen/strgen.cpp: -Codechange: use SmallVector for the buffer in strgen
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13:29:46  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23568 /trunk/src/ (strgen/strgen.cpp table/strgen_tables.h): -Codechange: only allocate the buffer for writing when it is really needed
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13:55:06  <Zuu> TrueBrain: Did you yet update the widget IDs in your local nogo?
13:55:46  <Zuu> As far as I can see, you havn't pushed anything related to that yet.
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14:37:19  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23569 /trunk/src/strgen/strgen.cpp: -Codechange: put more logic in some of the strgen structs, e.g. allocating and freeing its memory, and don't use a global variable for the string data
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14:46:40  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23570 /trunk/src/strgen/strgen.cpp: -Codechange: move version generation code to StringData
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14:58:15  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23571 /trunk/src/strgen/strgen.cpp: -Codechange: make the number of 'tabs' the generate configurable
15:00:19  <__ln__> https://www.google.com/search?q=let%20it%20snow
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16:20:02  <swissfan91> hello everyone
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16:21:07  <planetmaker> hello swissfan91
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16:22:39  <swissfan91> how do I go about getting this extra-zoom dealy that I have seen screenshots recently?
16:22:52  <swissfan91> not 32bpp...
16:25:15  <planetmaker> grab a nightly and just zoom-in
16:26:18  <swissfan91> ah nightly is it? I grabbed the latest trunk..
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16:27:07  <planetmaker> well. what is 'lastest trunk' for you?
16:27:31  <Alberth> r23571 of course :p
16:27:48  <planetmaker> OpenTTD 1.1.4 is not trunk. But 'latest' stable. Currently
16:28:04  <planetmaker> Alberth: I'm terribly outdated, I think :-(
16:28:16  <swissfan91> ahhh, yes I meant 1.1.4
16:28:21  <swissfan91> ohhh the terminology:P
16:28:31  <planetmaker> I only have 23559...
16:28:53  <planetmaker> swissfan91: and that's why one should *never* say "I use latest ..."
16:29:06  <planetmaker> Always give the version. There is no latest. And if there is, it changes
16:29:26  <Alberth> swissfan91:  http://wiki.openttd.org/FAQ_OpenTTD_versions
16:29:34  <swissfan91> ahhh yes, I remember have that droned into me before :P
16:30:33  <planetmaker> just use the versions. It also saves you the bear traps of using the wrong name
16:30:53  <planetmaker> and one will always have to ask anyway "what is your latest".
16:31:10  <swissfan91> indeed :)
16:31:20  <planetmaker> Especially as 'latest nightly' depends on the hour of the day it is said
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16:31:47  <Alberth> and latest trunk is even worse :)
16:32:06  <planetmaker> :-)
16:32:10  <planetmaker> Depends on the minute ;-)
16:32:11  <swissfan91> on a (partly) related note - andythenorth pointed me in the direction of looking at the original base set graphics, using an in-game sprite-look-at-it dealy. Is this the GRF on BANANAS?
16:32:56  <planetmaker> no. He means to make use of the newgrf developer tools used to help aligning / positioning sprites
16:33:20  <planetmaker> http://wiki.openttd.org/NewGRF_Debugging
16:33:57  <swissfan91> what is the use of 'BaseSets SpriteViewer' on BaNaNaS ?
16:34:10  <planetmaker> it has no use anymore
16:34:52  <planetmaker> it was useful to show single houses when there were no newgrf developer tools
16:35:03  <swissfan91> ah, ok
16:37:29  <planetmaker> http://mz.openttdcoop.org/opengfx/newgrf.php?1=4460:4470 <-- you can also look at single base sprites there
16:39:16  <swissfan91> but the only way to find the original TTD gfx is through Debugging?
16:39:54  <Alberth> huh?  you get those by buying the original TTDX CD
16:40:11  <swissfan91> no, I have them :) I mean, to look at the sprites.
16:41:00  <Alberth> oh, you can run the files through grfcodec or through grf2html (latter is more useful for inspection)
16:41:48  <Alberth> although it may be easier to use opengfx instead
16:42:09  <Alberth> they are the same set of sprites, and the latter is in source form, and has a gpl license
16:42:38  <swissfan91> its only because I was drawing some roof rafters, and andythenorth said that a house in the original gfx had some I should look at.
16:43:17  <planetmaker> swissfan91: you can just start a game and look at that house... or you use the last link I quoted
16:43:31  <Alberth> if he means in-game, take a screenshot and load that in a bitmap editor
16:43:32  <planetmaker> it gives you opengfx, ttd and 32bpp-ez sprites of the selected sprites
16:43:38  <planetmaker> edit the link accordingly
16:44:51  <Alberth> nice link :)
16:45:39  <swissfan91> change the 'opengfx' part of the link to 'ttd'?
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16:47:43  <planetmaker> no. Edit the spritenumbers
16:50:20  <swissfan91> blimey - just makes you realise HOW many sprites are involved
16:51:35  <swissfan91> surely irrespective of the sprite number I change to, they're all opengfx?
16:52:24  <planetmaker> no
16:52:38  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23572 /trunk/src/strgen/strgen.cpp: -Codechange: split actual file reading from logic for parsing
16:52:47  <planetmaker> 17:47 planetmaker: it gives you opengfx, ttd and 32bpp-ez sprites of the selected sprites
16:55:24  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23573 /trunk/src/strgen/strgen.cpp: -Fix (r23571): MSVC doesn't like variable array sizes
16:55:29  <swissfan91> swissfan91	change the 'opengfx' part of the link to 'ttd'? 16:50 16:51	planetmaker	no. Edit the spritenumbers
16:56:05  <swissfan91> sorry I'll concentrate now.. Torquay have lost :(
16:59:43  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23574 /trunk/src/strgen/strgen.cpp: -Codechange/Feature-ish: allow converting multiple translations with the same master language instance in a single strgen run
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17:21:55  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23575 /trunk/ (Makefile.lang.in src/strgen/strgen.cpp src/strgen/strgen.h): -Codechange: split class definition and implementation of base strgen classes
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18:29:47  <Cardiz> So quiet.
18:30:09  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23576 /trunk/ (5 files in 3 dirs): -Codechange: split the base of strgen with the strgen code that creates the actual .lng files
18:33:16  <Terkhen> yup
18:35:34  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23577 /trunk/projects/ (4 files): -Fix (r23576): strgen project files aren't automatically updated :(
18:36:29  <frosch123> hmm, second time today firefox completely screwed up...
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18:41:16  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: translators * r23578 /trunk/src/lang/ (turkish.txt unfinished/urdu.txt):
18:41:16  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: -Update from WebTranslator v3.0:
18:41:16  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: turkish - 5 changes by niw3
18:41:16  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: urdu - 300 changes by haider
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18:42:52  <Cardiz> Oh hell.
18:42:58  <Cardiz> What the hell is "urdu"?
18:43:16  <__ln__> a language.
18:43:27  <Cardiz> First time I hear about a language named "urdu"
18:43:41  <Rubidium> wikipedia will tell you
18:43:43  <__ln__> I'd say that's more your than the language's fault.
18:43:47  <Rubidium> but yes, it's a language
18:44:13  <Cardiz> It's not mine's or languages fault.
18:44:26  <Cardiz> I am just telling you that I hear a language called "urdu" for the first time.
18:45:03  <planetmaker> hm, whose fault is it that you haven't heart of something?
18:45:17  <Cardiz> God's.
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18:47:57  * Alberth didn't know that a geography teacher was god
18:49:31  <macee> Hello to all.
18:49:58  <Chris_Booth> macee!
18:50:08  <Alberth> hello
18:50:33  <frosch123> Cardiz: it's the fourth most spoken language or so
18:50:40  <macee> I have a question: when i cheat back in time, the financial window doesn't show anything. Is it a bug, or just a side effect of the cheat?
18:51:14  <Chris_Booth> hhhm let me guess it goes mandarin, spanish, english urdu?
18:51:32  <frosch123> switch english and spanish, then you match wikipedia :)
18:51:43  <Chris_Booth> not far out then
18:52:07  <frosch123> though it depends if you take the pure urdu (which is only spoken by some), or the more general hindu-urdu
18:52:19  <frosch123> * hindi-urdu
18:52:36  <Chris_Booth> yes, it also depends if you take into account 2nd language and native speakers
18:53:04  <Chris_Booth> since I would guess iff you had total speakers english may be top, followed by mandarin
18:53:21  <Chris_Booth> but I would again guess wiki list native speakers only
18:54:00  <frosch123> wiki lists whatever they can quote from some questionable source :p
18:54:37  <Chris_Booth> XD XD XD
18:55:08  <Chris_Booth> frosch123: you could edit the wiki to make chinglish the number 1 language
18:55:35  <Chris_Booth> and cite your own website as the source of the data
18:57:44  <frosch123> no, my website won't work. however if i print a letter in some local newspaper or if i write a book ...
19:02:10  <Chris_Booth> lol
19:02:40  <Chris_Booth> publish it in a news corp paper, they will print any old crap
19:04:16  <Alberth> macee: it doesn't store the data, but what should it display? cumulative data for that year is wrong too.
19:04:34  <Chris_Booth> or new international, depending on what you call rupert murdocs new in your country
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19:16:07  <macee> Alberth: I didn't think it all the way to what it should show, I just never noticed it before, and was curious why it is.
19:17:30  <Alberth> oke :)
19:19:14  <macee> I usually don't use cheats, but after several tries I finally found a map with which I was satisfied, and than I realised that I didn't set the date right:(
19:19:54  <macee> Thought I should ask if it is a bug or just a side effect, and now I know:)
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20:14:34  <Cardiz> I wish I could bribe UFO in multiplayer games so they would land on someone's railroad network that took him lots of time to make and let the jet destroy everything.
20:33:20  <__ln__> http://www.twitch.tv/notch
20:41:33  <Cardiz> What is this?
20:42:14  <Alberth> a pseudo-random URL?
20:42:27  <__ln__> Live coding, I suppose. By Notch.
20:42:44  <Cardiz> But isn't that out of topic?
20:43:49  <Alberth> oh, we are often off-topic here :)
20:43:52  <__ln__> I avoid being on-topic.
20:44:10  <Terkhen> live coding? wow, that must be boring to watch
20:46:01  <Cardiz> It is not.
20:46:17  <Cardiz> It's exciting to see lots of code pieces glued together and see them working.
20:47:44  <__ln__> he's actually writing really ugly code.
20:48:11  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: frosch * r23579 /trunk/src/ (genworld_gui.cpp network/network_gui.cpp toolbar_gui.cpp): -Fix (r23525): Most up/down arrows stopped working.
20:55:28  <Terkhen> it's more exciting to write code yourself :)
21:00:27  <Alberth> but you have to actually think yourself then :p
21:01:23  <__ln__> not necessarily, you can simply try things the brute force way until something works the way you want
21:01:48  <planetmaker> the monkey way to write a poem?
21:03:52  <__ln__> something like that, but if brute-forcing with syntactically correct, compilable pieces of code, it takes less time.
21:16:46  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23580 /trunk/src/openttd.cpp: -Codechange: put the infrastructure maintenance cache testing behind the desync debug level guard, improving the game's speed significantly
21:18:14  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: frosch * r23581 /trunk/src/vehicle_cmd.cpp: -Fix (r23518) [FS#4890]: Cloning of vehicles crashed.
21:19:54  <Alberth> planetmaker:  where to leave these to request some snow powder coating? http://devs.openttd.org/~alberth/nonsnowyantenna.png  http://devs.openttd.org/~alberth/nonsnowystation.png
21:21:32  <planetmaker> he, that's both difficult as it can neither be done within a base set nor NewGRF
21:21:51  <planetmaker> Can I assign that base set or NewGRF Spec extension to you? :-P
21:21:57  <frosch123> i think for the transmitter there is some patch on fs
21:22:00  <frosch123> from 2008 or so
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21:23:17  <planetmaker> hm, NewObjects need a property "place on game start". And an override for transmitter and lighthouse like airports
21:23:55  <Alberth> sure you can assign that to me, not sure if that helps a lot though ;)
21:24:02  <planetmaker> :-)
21:24:28  <planetmaker> Alberth: we have one issue category for that in the OpenGFX tracker: type 'OpenTTD' :-)
21:25:47  <planetmaker> like http://dev.openttdcoop.org/issues/2052... though I just wonder whether I can close that already
21:26:09  <frosch123> planetmaker: is it a problem of swedish rails if i do not see pbs reservations on bridges?
21:26:21  <frosch123> or of ottd? :p
21:26:31  <frosch123> (i want to play :( )
21:26:39  <planetmaker> hm, that I don't know by heart
21:26:52  <planetmaker> I'll find out :-). You play :-P
21:27:17  <frosch123> :)
21:27:49  <Cardiz> I imagine coding with brute force as trying to make a hybrid of an elephant and mice.
21:27:51  <Cardiz> Not sure why.
21:29:07  <planetmaker> with default rail I see pbs reservation only on bridge ramps
21:29:20  <frosch123> yes, that's what i expected
21:29:39  <frosch123> but currently i do not see even those
21:30:04  <planetmaker> then it must be an SER bug
21:30:07  <planetmaker> let's see
21:30:18  <frosch123> or of newrails with overlays :)
21:30:29  <frosch123> ottd draws them different than default rail
21:30:43  <planetmaker> that's easy to test...
21:34:06  <Alberth>  http://devs.openttd.org/~alberth/no-pbs-reservation-on-bridges.png   I don't have it
21:34:51  <frosch123> Alberth: i am currently playing with ser as well :)
21:36:16  <planetmaker> I didn't find reserved bridge ramps neither with UK Railway Set (Narrow Gauge) and SMITS
21:38:16  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23582 /trunk/ (10 files in 4 dirs):
21:38:16  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: -Fix [FS#4870]: add missing characters for certain languages and the large font
21:38:16  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: -Codechange: don't remove large font glyphs because they are broken in the original font, just fix them up in openttd.grf using action A
21:38:16  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: -Change: make extra characters more consistent with the original font
21:38:16  <CIA-6> OpenTTD:  All by PaulC.
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21:48:18  <Cardiz> What a way to stop a flame war.
21:48:32  <Cardiz> 2 people were arguing about what country is the best place to live.
21:49:01  <Cardiz> After over 20 comments of them including insults, the third one popped out of nowhere and said "Shut the fuck up everyone, Australia is the place to be"
21:49:04  <Cardiz> And end.
21:49:21  <Prof_Frink> Apart from one thing.
21:49:26  <Cardiz> Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that they were arguing if america is better or china.
21:49:28  <Prof_Frink> It's full of Autralians.
21:50:32  <fjb|tab> That is easy to solve soon. China is gradually buying the USA.
21:51:54  <Cardiz> Soon there will be war.
21:52:01  <Xaroth> and everything is upside down in Australia...
21:52:14  <Cardiz> No no, it's in Soviet russia.
21:54:12  * fjb|tab likes to live in a country without death penaklty. So China and the USA are both ruled out.
21:54:29  <Cardiz> Death punishment should be everywhere.
21:56:26  <planetmaker> yes, for all who don't agree with me
21:56:45  <planetmaker> for once, I think no death penalty is a good thing
21:56:51  <planetmaker> how to resolve this paradoxon?
21:57:07  <planetmaker> please discuss in alt.misc.politics ;-)
21:57:12  <Rubidium> so they're punished by letting them suffer less long?!?
21:57:57  <Rubidium> or being in jail is something that is preferred above not being in jail
21:58:13  <Rubidium> then the US is definitely the best country to be
21:58:18  <fjb|tab> Eliminate everyone who does not agre with you. Then rhere is no need for the death penalty any more. Easily solved.
21:58:57  <Rubidium> ofcourse US jails are not much more than legal slave farms
22:00:17  <Alberth> good night all
22:00:35  <Cardiz> I see I offended you with my suggestion to have death punishment.
22:00:38  <Cardiz> I apologize.
22:00:49  <fjb|tab> God night Alberth.
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22:01:04  <Cardiz> But no, seriously, killing prisoners that did enough to die is a good thing.
22:01:35  <Cardiz> It means taxes don't go to take care of prisoners.
22:01:36  <planetmaker> killing a person on purpose is murder
22:01:42  <Terkhen> ^
22:01:44  <Terkhen> good night
22:01:49  <planetmaker> 1st degree murder in US speak
22:01:53  <Cardiz> Of course it is.
22:01:55  * fjb|tab wonders why? To make room for new prisoners?
22:02:07  <planetmaker> would also be good. then the person in favour would need all be killed
22:02:26  <frosch123> yay, no overpopulation
22:02:39  <Cardiz> Citizens obviously would feel safer if a serial psychopatic murderer would be executed, right?
22:02:48  <fjb|tab> No.
22:02:49  <planetmaker> incorrect
22:03:10  <Cardiz> Why incorrect?
22:03:37  <planetmaker> why would I feel safer if *someone* ran around and issues death sentences?
22:03:46  <Cardiz> Maybe because you are innocent?
22:03:46  * Rubidium proposes killing some thousands of American soldiers because they killed people in Iraq for absolutely no reason
22:04:17  <fjb|tab> Nobody is innocent.
22:04:21  <planetmaker> Cardiz: says who?
22:04:36  <Cardiz> But well, maybe you feel safer with the fact that lots of countries own nuclear weaponry.
22:04:48  <fjb|tab> No
22:04:55  <planetmaker> Killing one innocent person is absolutely inacceptable. Humans err. Thus death penalty is unacceptable
22:05:07  <fjb|tab> Right.
22:05:38  <Cardiz> Like Joseph Stalin said: One dead man is a strategy, thousands of people dead is just the statistic.
22:05:45  <Cardiz> Trategy
22:05:53  <Cardiz> God, I cannot type words right.
22:06:00  <Rubidium> so 9-11 was just statistics
22:06:04  <planetmaker> ^^
22:06:08  <Cardiz> Yes it was.
22:06:20  <fjb|tab> Killing pople doesn't make me feel save.
22:06:35  <Cardiz> Depends on the point of the seat.
22:06:41  <Cardiz> For family it's a trategy.
22:06:47  <Cardiz> For president is nothing
22:06:57  <planetmaker> Nor does the death penalty show that it makes the country safer. Crime statistics actually tell otherwise
22:07:17  <fjb|tab> Your seat can be on the electric chair unexpectedly soon.
22:07:17  <Rubidium> also... the number of deaths due to psychotic serial killers is significantly less than those due to people not paying attention during driving
22:07:23  <Cardiz> Death punishment would make criminals afraid too.
22:07:31  <Cardiz> Because right now for example in America
22:07:34  <planetmaker> Cardiz: that's where you err
22:07:36  <Cardiz> Someone buys legally a gun
22:07:38  <Rubidium> so if you really want to feel safer, just disallow anything distracting while driving
22:07:40  <Cardiz> Kills 10 people
22:07:44  <planetmaker> No crime is comitted less because of death penalty
22:07:49  <Cardiz> Goes to jail for lifetime and starts shit in prison
22:08:03  <Cardiz> Thus making the country waste money to fix the shit he broke.
22:08:10  <planetmaker> People in jail work
22:08:33  <planetmaker> If I kill them they can't work for the compensation
22:08:36  <fjb|tab> Nobody is afraid of the deathpenalty because everybody thinks he is clever enough to not be cought.
22:08:42  <planetmaker> If I kill them they can never regret
22:08:43  <Rubidium> Cardiz: the death penalty works so good in the US that it has much more gun related deaths (relatively and absolutely) than any civilised country without the death penalty
22:08:49  <frosch123> Rubidium: yeah, women should wear burqas
22:08:51  <planetmaker> If I kill them I might err and be a mean killer
22:08:58  <fjb|tab> Or he doesn't think at al while commiting murder.
22:09:04  <Cardiz> Lets just kill everybody for any crime.
22:09:06  <planetmaker> If I kill them I might extinct a valuable person
22:09:15  <Cardiz> Even children.
22:09:37  <planetmaker> I happily pay taxes. Also for the prisons
22:09:56  <planetmaker> It's a better punishment to imprison one for life than just shoot people
22:10:22  <fjb|tab> Every crime.. Downloading music without paying is a crime...
22:10:31  <Cardiz> Everything is a crime.
22:10:32  <frosch123> planetmaker: sending all prisoners for holidays on mallorca is cheaper :p
22:10:34  <Cardiz> Lets kill everybody.
22:10:42  <Cardiz> Why not engage nuclear missiles already and bomb every country
22:10:54  <planetmaker> start at your home, please
22:10:54  <Cardiz> Because nobody is innocent
22:11:00  <fjb|tab> That would be no fun.
22:11:02  <frosch123> anyway, i bet someone is banned from the channel in the next 10 minutes
22:11:30  <frosch123> TrueBrain: are you available?
22:11:57  <Rubidium> Cardiz: you are aware that a death penalty is more costly than life in prison without parole, right?
22:12:12  <fjb|tab> Instead of thinking about killing people better get a girl and make new people.
22:12:29  <Cardiz> Rubidium, I know that lifetime prison is worse for criminals.
22:12:37  <planetmaker> also cheaper for you
22:12:46  <Cardiz> You still waste money for criminals.
22:12:59  <Cardiz> But it depends in what situation you are.
22:13:02  <planetmaker> you waste more, if you kill them
22:13:19  <Cardiz> For example if a criminal would murder a member of your family, you would want him dead too.
22:13:20  <planetmaker> and "the situation" doesn't change that
22:13:31  <planetmaker> Cardiz: that is so wrong as it could be
22:13:43  <planetmaker> I would not want that.
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22:14:49  <planetmaker> humanism is a cultural thing. Eye for eye is like stone age
22:15:09  <Cardiz> Murdering thousands of innocent people in Iraq is humanitary too
22:15:19  <Rubidium> abolishing the death penalty in California will save 170 million dollars a year according to Judge Arthur L. Alarcon; since 1978 California has spent 4 billion on death penalty cases, with a whopping 13 executions
22:16:02  <Cardiz> Bombing Hiroshima was humanitary too
22:16:09  <planetmaker> Cardiz: you're absolutely cynical and inhumae
22:17:01  <planetmaker> and your 'comparisons' are unacceptable
22:17:20  <Cardiz> Ah come on.
22:17:27  <planetmaker> nor do they illustrate any point.
22:17:53  <Cardiz> Executing one person is more inhumane than murdering 166 thousands of people with an atomic bomb
22:18:01  <planetmaker> except your own very limited ability to communicate your opinion or rather finding any reason for their support
22:18:25  <Cardiz> Because who cares about bestially murdering animals
22:18:33  <planetmaker> @kban Cardiz
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22:19:00  <fjb|tab> Thank you.
22:19:30  <planetmaker> What distinguishes us from animals is humanism
22:20:29  <fjb|tab> Some people don't show any hint of humanism. But they are stil humsns. Such people make me sad.
22:20:42  <planetmaker> me, too
22:20:42  <frosch123> 8 minutes
22:20:46  <planetmaker> :-D
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22:22:12  * Rubidium always wonders why people go completely nutters about somebody killing a few persons but are totally uninterested in solving issues that kill many more persons
22:22:57  <planetmaker> it's something about the randomness and the 'reason'
22:23:02  <frosch123> because they like solving problems they know a solution for?
22:23:39  <Rubidium> they like solving problems they won't have to face the solution for
22:23:55  <fjb|tab> We tend to overlook problems which are to big to handle for one person.
22:24:21  <Rubidium> e.g. ban smoking, ban calling/texting/... when driving (even when using a car kit)
22:25:10  <Rubidium> that'll make much more of an impact than focussing on the few psychotic persons that kill people
22:25:41  <Rubidium> but politicians have no balls to go for it
22:26:28  <fjb|tab> They would need to change parts of the society they don't want to touch.
22:26:53  <frosch123> i would actually expect smoking to be banned from germany within the next 20 years
22:27:12  <supermop> they would need to tell the people that vote for them that they are wrong
22:27:32  <supermop> with a shooter, everyone can say 'thats not me'
22:27:37  <fjb|tab> Smoking outdoors is ok. But smoking indoors is a real problem.
22:27:47  <frosch123> passive smoking is about to be considered assaulting
22:28:21  <supermop> but with say, texting, many people think 'sometimes i do that, but it must be ok if i do it'
22:28:49  <Rubidium> fjb|tab: I tend to disagree with that... as smoking 'outside' usually means smoking at the entrance of buildings
22:28:53  <fjb|tab> My ex girlfriend was smoking much. Her daughters had real difficulties to breath sometimes. But she didn't care. :-(
22:28:55  <Rubidium> which means I still have to go through it
22:29:29  <fjb|tab> Rubidium: ok, outside away from the entrances.
22:29:40  <planetmaker> Rubidium: one can hold a breath for that short time (yes, I sometimes do)
22:29:50  <planetmaker> but if it's inside... it's unavoidable and soon unbearable
22:29:51  <frosch123> [23:31] <supermop> they would need to tell the people that vote for them that they are wrong <- you can easily circumvent that by direct democracy, i.e. a referendum
22:29:52  <supermop> many US states with smoking bans ban it 25 or even 100 feet from the entrance
22:30:35  <planetmaker> i.e. I'm quite happy that I can go to a pub and not have to throw away all clothes and remove the soot from my lungs
22:30:41  <supermop> frosch123: but what happens when 51% of the people who want to vote still want to smoke...
22:30:43  <Rubidium> also people entering a bus usually inhale deeply and then blow their smoke through the whole bus
22:30:53  <frosch123> when i entered the voting room for the referendum about smoking in restaurants here, i only saw families with children participating :p
22:30:59  <supermop> heh
22:31:09  <supermop> its the same in the states that have banned it here
22:31:11  <supermop> but
22:31:12  <frosch123> so the result of the voting was no surprise :p
22:31:22  <supermop> in the states where it hasnt been banned
22:31:30  <Eddi|zuHause> i'd generally vote against smoking...
22:31:31  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23583 /trunk/src/error_gui.cpp: -Codechange: prevent name collision with strgen variable
22:31:45  <supermop> those are places where smoking is still more popular, namely where tobacco is grown
22:31:55  <frosch123> supermop: i am quite sure, that a lot more who do not smoke participate in such votings
22:31:57  <fjb|tab> My actual girlfriend and I didn't find a pub without smoking in a nearby smal town last autumn. :-(
22:32:34  <planetmaker> woot?
22:32:37  <frosch123> and a lot of smokers even feel guilty and do not dare to go to the voting
22:32:56  <supermop> ive lived in states with smoking bans for a long time now, so i am always suprised when i travel to a state without one
22:33:07  <supermop> i am not used to smelling smoke anywhere anymore
22:34:05  <Eddi|zuHause> <Cardiz> It means taxes don't go to take care of prisoners. <-- that argument btw. is totally rubbish...
22:34:37  <Eddi|zuHause> statistics show that a trial with possibility of death penalty costs on average 10 times more than a trial without (for the same crime)
22:34:48  <frosch123> Eddi|zuHause: rb already said that
22:34:59  <Eddi|zuHause> and then there's of course the time between trial and execution
22:35:37  <Eddi|zuHause> which also may be several decades
22:35:41  <__ln__> i guess that'll be solved when china buys the rest of US, and chinese practices of trial and execution can be embraced.
22:35:47  <frosch123> Eddi|zuHause: or to quote hallervorden again: cheapest is sending them on vacation to mallorca
22:39:30  <Eddi|zuHause> fjb|tab: you know that "actual" != "aktuell", right?
22:41:47  <fjb|tab> Eddi|zuHause: I know, didn't think about the word current. But what is wrong with actual?
22:42:02  <Eddi|zuHause> "actual" means "real"
22:42:11  <Eddi|zuHause> as in "actually existing"
22:42:44  <Eddi|zuHause> as if you were to say "not an imaginary girlfriend"
22:43:46  <fjb|tab> She is realy real, as far as I know. :-p
22:44:00  <Eddi|zuHause> how do you actually know? :p
22:44:22  <Eddi|zuHause> how do you know _you_ are real? :)
22:44:33  <fjb|tab> The problem is to know what reality is.
22:44:55  <fjb|tab> Eddi|zuHause: I don't know.
22:46:11  <fjb|tab> If I would be virtual, would my girlfriend also have to be virtual to be real?
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22:48:13  <Eddi|zuHause> depends on if you use your own reality as reference point
22:48:30  <Eddi|zuHause> which kinda defeats the point :)
22:49:01  <planetmaker> reality is nothing else than averaged perception of the world ;-)
22:49:24  <fjb|tab> Whose reality can we use when not our own?
22:49:32  <planetmaker> no, the tree doesn't fall, if no-one watches ;-)
22:50:05  <Eddi|zuHause> the tree is in a quantum state until someone watches
22:50:41  <fjb|tab> The tree doesn't fall, the eatth falls.
22:51:00  <Eddi|zuHause> the train is not moving. the station is moving underneath the train
22:52:15  <frosch123> [23:53] <fjb|tab> Whose reality can we use when not our own? <- the one in ottd?
22:55:55  <fjb|tab> frosch123: That one is made like our own.
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22:59:35  <__ln__> 00:53 < fjb|tab> Whose reality can we use when not our own?  <-- mine
23:00:30  <frosch123> planetmaker: pbs highlight does indeed not work for tunnels and bridges with railtype overlays
23:00:43  <frosch123> in the tunnel case the highlight is drawn before the actual track
23:00:55  <planetmaker> he
23:00:58  <frosch123> in the bridge case it is not drawn at all for some reason
23:01:03  <fjb|tab> __ln__: I can not use yours. Yours is Finnish.
23:01:20  <frosch123> there is a big comment in the bridge case, but i am not sure whether it is about the pbs case, or something else :p
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23:10:33  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: frosch * r23584 /trunk/src/tunnelbridge_cmd.cpp: -Fix: Draw PBS reservations also for tunnels with railtype overlays.
23:12:24  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: rubidium * r23585 /trunk/src/ (5 files in 2 dirs): -Codechange: replace some magic numbers with less magic constants
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23:18:37  <CIA-6> OpenTTD: frosch * r23586 /trunk/src/tunnelbridge_cmd.cpp: -Fix: Draw PBS reservation also for bridges with railtype overlays.
23:18:47  <frosch123> For some reason the bridge reservations look kind of dark with ser
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23:28:20  <planetmaker> hm... dunno yet why. First some sleep though. Good night
23:29:20  <fjb|tab> Good night planetmaker.
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23:31:07  <DemeGeek> I am getting the error message "Error: Failed to find a graphics set. Please acquire a graphics set for OpenTTD. See section 4.1 of readme.txt." when I try to run openTTD as a dedicated server over SSH on a debian install. I have tried doing what it said and extracted opengfx into the /data/ folder but it still does not work. Can anyone help me with this?
23:31:43  <frosch123> what folder exactly?
23:32:13  <DemeGeek> It is installed into /usr/share/games/openttd/ if that is what you mean
23:32:41  <frosch123> isn't openttd-opengfx even a debian package?
23:32:55  <DemeGeek> No that I could find
23:32:59  <DemeGeek> only tar.gz
23:33:20  <frosch123> i mean in your package manager
23:33:38  <frosch123> i have it on squeeze
23:33:50  <DemeGeek> I don't know how to access package manager through terminal
23:34:09  <DemeGeek> and I have never used desktop Debian
23:35:14  <frosch123>  /usr/share/games/openttd/data should work though
23:35:32  <frosch123> put the .tar directly there
23:35:43  <frosch123> no .gz, but also not untarred
23:35:50  <DemeGeek> oh dpkg, sorry I didn't know the name of that command.
23:36:03  <DemeGeek> so I should not extract?
23:36:18  <frosch123> only gunzip, but not tar -x
23:37:15  <DemeGeek> I got the openttd-opengfx package you pointed me to
23:37:18  <DemeGeek> and now it works!
23:37:22  <DemeGeek> Thank you
23:37:39  <frosch123> you're welcome :)
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23:48:01  <Joshu145> hey
23:48:13  <Joshu145> How's it going?
23:48:59  <Eddi|zuHause> that way -->
23:49:22  <Joshu145> ?
23:50:13  <fjb|tab> Eddi|zuHause: The question was how, not where.
23:50:18  <Joshu145> Where should i look if i want to find a team of mod developers to help with an idea i have
23:50:31  <Joshu145> i meant how are you?
23:50:34  <Joshu145> haha
23:50:36  <Joshu145> smartass
23:51:09  <Eddi|zuHause> sorry. not my native language.
23:51:20  <Joshu145> oh
23:51:55  <fjb|tab> Eddi|zuHause: You should have sent him to the ministery of silly walks.
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23:53:18  <Eddi|zuHause> i don't know what you mean by that, but it'd sound better if it were a monastery :)
23:53:51  <frosch123> it's some monthy python thingie
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23:54:11  <Eddi|zuHause> hm, i must have missed that
23:54:21  <frosch123> i am sure you can find it on yt
23:55:05  <Eddi|zuHause> yt is not compatible with my internets
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