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Re: [GeekUp] Re: You know the old psychology experiment...

2008-07-24T13:28:33Z

Shalom.
No harm done. I debate as much as I can without revealing my true feelings
or beliefs, I use discourse to stimulate thinking.
But I rarely dismiss a persons entire thinking just because I find them
reprehensible or offensive, if I did that I would spend my day with my
fingers in my ears, eyes closed tightly saying la la la as loud as possible,

Re: [GeekUp] Re: Very handy reference

2008-07-24T13:27:21Z

Ah, you must be on version 0.2. Do an svn update and move to the development
tree.
(I'm new to python, is it me or do all python applications seem to work like
that?)
s/

Re: [GeekUp] Re: Protx and PHP

2008-07-24T13:26:43Z

3D authorisation *in general* is badly thought through and a usability
issue for customers. Not to mention training customers to blindly type
security details into unverified sites (many merchants use an iFrame to
"retain the user experience"). I could go on. For hours. Idiots.
S

Re: [GeekUp] Re: You know the old psychology experiment...

2008-07-24T13:22:46Z

fair enough.
Sorry, I'm a bit sensitive about bringing up Rand these days, I
thought for a minute you were part of the cult.
We got enough bastards in the world without giving them an excuse to
be such, as she does in her books probably because she was one
herself.
Peace
Giacomo

Re: [GeekUp] Re: Very handy reference

2008-07-24T13:22:29Z

Knowing similar things to have happened to friends heavily involved
with weaponry of one sort or another, I would be *mightily* surprised
if it hadn't happened at *least* once.
Kian Ryan
Mobile: +44 (0) 798 333 43 24
E-mail: k...@bcs.org
Web: [link]

Re: [GeekUp] Re: Very handy reference

2008-07-24T13:15:42Z

yeah, but when I do:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
AttributeError: 'antigravityEngine' object has no attribute 'getShirt'

Re: [GeekUp] Protx and PHP

2008-07-24T13:13:39Z

2008/7/24 <frost.st...@blueyonder.co.uk> :
Yes, I've integrated it into Cart45 [1] - it's a nightmare. Their 3D
authorisation is both difficult to integrate and a usability issue for
customers.
1: [link]

Re: [GeekUp] Re: You know the old psychology experiment...

2008-07-24T13:11:03Z

I only agreed with the one statement, not the whole oeuvre. i agree with
many statements in the Bible but I don't believe in God. And I don't
understand are you calling me the list of things (greedy, self-centred,
gay-bashing, sexist, turbocapitalistic individual) or Rand?
Oh, also, I am not an objectivist.

Re: [GeekUp] Re: Very handy reference

2008-07-24T13:05:21Z

from xkcd import antigravity works here.
s/

Re: [GeekUp] Protx and PHP

2008-07-24T13:04:11Z

Both OSCommerce[1] and Magento[2] have PHP plugins for Protx. I have the
OSCommerce one working well on a client site although I haven't really
looked into how it works.
1. [link]
2. [link]
s/

Protx and PHP

2008-07-24T12:59:03Z

Does anyone on the list have any experience of integrating protx VSP
direct on to a site with PHP, I'm having some troubles with the server
response.
Steve

Re: [GeekUp] Very handy reference

2008-07-24T12:58:46Z

Sigh, still no "import antigravity" shirt, despite being an obvious
choice. I really have to do it myself....

Re: [GeekUp] Re: You know the old psychology experiment...

2008-07-24T12:56:02Z

So you have several centuries of philosophical debate on one side, and
a crazy bitch on the other...
(btw, I can't imagine how an objectivist can say that "to be truly
ethical you must be as altruistic as possible." -- then, as a greedy
self-centred, gay-bashing, sexist, turbocapitalistic individual, you

Re: [GeekUp] Re: Very handy reference

2008-07-24T12:53:47Z

On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 11:56 AM, Phillip B Oldham <phillip.old...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I did hear a tale of an historical re-enactment bod once chasing some
scallies around Glasgow with his claymore but I bet it's not true. Just wish
it was ...

Re: [GeekUp] Re: You know the old psychology experiment...

2008-07-24T12:35:59Z

But it is ok to leave a gaggle of scagheads passed out face down next to
picadilly station, right? Cos i do that most days.
2008/7/24 Mark Keating <mark.keat...@gmail.com>: