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      • Muz
        The gates here are pretty high, your best bet is slipping through the luggage gates
      • 2008-08-04 21737, 2008

      • srotta
        Hehe
      • 2008-08-04 21704, 2008

      • warp
        ah, we don't have those :)
      • 2008-08-04 21722, 2008

      • srotta
        In Helsinki at least earlier most of the underground stops were open platforms, so you actually didn't have to jump anything.
      • 2008-08-04 21749, 2008

      • Muz
        You don't need to jump anything to use the DLR here in places, it's fully open apart from I think 2 stops
      • 2008-08-04 21720, 2008

      • alastair
        what's DLR?
      • 2008-08-04 21725, 2008

      • Muz
        Docklands Light Railway
      • 2008-08-04 21738, 2008

      • outsidecontext
        london was pretty strange with all those gates and separated train platforms. the british seems to love walls and gates
      • 2008-08-04 21740, 2008

      • Muz
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      • Muz
        outsidecontext, that and queueing!
      • 2008-08-04 21752, 2008

      • Muz
        We just /LOVE/ to queue
      • 2008-08-04 21756, 2008

      • outsidecontext
        :)
      • 2008-08-04 21700, 2008

      • alastair
        heh
      • 2008-08-04 21709, 2008

      • Muz
        YEah, the only two closed platforms are Stratford and Bank iirc
      • 2008-08-04 21725, 2008

      • Muz
        You need to already have touched in, or come in via National Rail links to get to those DLR platforms
      • 2008-08-04 21752, 2008

      • Muz
        Anywhere else thoguh you can just walk on or off and get away with it, as it's rare to find a ticket inspector on the DLR and they're fully automated with no staff driving it or anything
      • 2008-08-04 21757, 2008

      • outsidecontext
        in munich the underground is open, no gates. you just are asked to stamp your ticket at the entrance.
      • 2008-08-04 21700, 2008

      • warp
        Muz: the gates in .nl are considerably higher.
      • 2008-08-04 21718, 2008

      • Muz
        warp, the people in .NL are considerably taller ;) One of the tallest nations on average :P
      • 2008-08-04 21726, 2008

      • warp
        lol
      • 2008-08-04 21739, 2008

      • warp
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      • Muz
        Ah,those are full height gates
      • 2008-08-04 21724, 2008

      • warp nods.
      • 2008-08-04 21733, 2008

      • Muz
        The ones here come up to your torso heh
      • 2008-08-04 21714, 2008

      • CatCat
        same in norway
      • 2008-08-04 21716, 2008

      • CatCat
        hi!
      • 2008-08-04 21756, 2008

      • CatCat
        also in norway you just stamp your ticket
      • 2008-08-04 21715, 2008

      • CatCat
        theres tese 8 in one things called flexikort
      • 2008-08-04 21705, 2008

      • warp
        taccattaccat
      • 2008-08-04 21710, 2008

      • CatCat
        warper!
      • 2008-08-04 21714, 2008

      • warp
        hi :)
      • 2008-08-04 21721, 2008

      • Muz
        A minor gripe about these p[ayment systems are that they're limited to small metros/regions. I can understand not being able to pay for say national rail trains, but it's a pain in the arse to not be able to get a bus in any county and payusing the same card heh
      • 2008-08-04 21742, 2008

      • CatCat
        same with fylker here
      • 2008-08-04 21744, 2008

      • warp
        Muz: the intent of the dutch card was to use it for all of .nl
      • 2008-08-04 21755, 2008

      • CatCat
        the thing only works in oslo, go out of oslo and you need a differnt system
      • 2008-08-04 21724, 2008

      • warp
        Muz: but with mifare security being such an issue, the implementation is greatly delayed.
      • 2008-08-04 21729, 2008

      • Muz
        Oyster Cards only works in London and links to/from London, understandable as it's ran by TfL (Transport for London)
      • 2008-08-04 21734, 2008

      • CatCat
        i can show you when you come visit here, warp
      • 2008-08-04 21746, 2008

      • warp
        CatCat: yes :)
      • 2008-08-04 21754, 2008

      • CatCat
        when was that again?
      • 2008-08-04 21759, 2008

      • CatCat meomry liek a sieve
      • 2008-08-04 21714, 2008

      • warp
        whenever i have time + money.
      • 2008-08-04 21719, 2008

      • CatCat
        aaaahhhhh
      • 2008-08-04 21732, 2008

      • CatCat *is* lookibg forwaqrd too it
      • 2008-08-04 21742, 2008

      • srotta
        I don't really see as such a problem. If I have to travel somewhere else, I have this thing called "credit card". Works everywhere.
      • 2008-08-04 21750, 2008

      • warp
        the money issue should be much clearer by the end of august, i'm waiting for monthly tax returns to be arranged because of my new house, etc..
      • 2008-08-04 21759, 2008

      • CatCat
        also because i gave up on twilight princess and am now playing master quest
      • 2008-08-04 21712, 2008

      • CatCat
        ahh yay
      • 2008-08-04 21727, 2008

      • CatCat
        lol maybe come here in fall/winter
      • 2008-08-04 21727, 2008

      • warp
        srotta: i wasn't able to top up the oyster card with my creditcard.
      • 2008-08-04 21741, 2008

      • CatCat
        usually it'd be cold but with tihs freaky enviroment..
      • 2008-08-04 21742, 2008

      • warp
        srotta: and good look trying that in .nl, creditcards are not all that common here.
      • 2008-08-04 21745, 2008

      • CatCat
        it will priobably be hot
      • 2008-08-04 21752, 2008

      • srotta
        warp: Yeah, that's a problem.
      • 2008-08-04 21705, 2008

      • Muz
        srotta, I can't use a credit card on a bus ;)
      • 2008-08-04 21707, 2008

      • CatCat
        i uh.. i still have an oyster card from when i was in london
      • 2008-08-04 21710, 2008

      • CatCat
        it came with me
      • 2008-08-04 21711, 2008

      • warp
        CatCat: hm, master quest.. is that the remixed ocarina of time?
      • 2008-08-04 21713, 2008

      • srotta
        warp: Same thing in Germany, most stores had "no credit cards allowed".
      • 2008-08-04 21722, 2008

      • CatCat
        warp: tyepp!
      • 2008-08-04 21751, 2008

      • CatCat
        Muz: the busses too and fro the airport lets you use credit cards
      • 2008-08-04 21756, 2008

      • srotta
        Muz: Yeah, but that's the problem of buses, I don't really see the point in creating another card that's just used for paying travle fares.
      • 2008-08-04 21701, 2008

      • CatCat
        @andmost stores have credit cards herew
      • 2008-08-04 21720, 2008

      • CatCat
        we have paper tickets
      • 2008-08-04 21754, 2008

      • CatCat
        warp: yes it is
      • 2008-08-04 21704, 2008

      • CatCat
        its awesome ! \o/
      • 2008-08-04 21715, 2008

      • warp
        srotta: i like the seperate systems. I use the public transport card a lot more, so it not always lives in my wallet. it's quite ok for that to get lost or stolen...
      • 2008-08-04 21741, 2008

      • warp
        (well, when i was still using it. i switched back to the old ticket system for the dutch metro now :)
      • 2008-08-04 21701, 2008

      • CatCat
        i hope the oystercard i have still works when i revisit
      • 2008-08-04 21706, 2008

      • LotR
        strippenkaart?
      • 2008-08-04 21715, 2008

      • CatCat
        strippekort?!
      • 2008-08-04 21716, 2008

      • LotR
        or does the metro have another system too?
      • 2008-08-04 21717, 2008

      • CatCat
        wtf XD
      • 2008-08-04 21734, 2008

      • warp
        LotR: yes.
      • 2008-08-04 21747, 2008

      • CatCat
        striptease card.. wtf :D
      • 2008-08-04 21752, 2008

      • warp
        LotR: and 'zwartrijden' is also a feasable option in the rotterdam metro ;)
      • 2008-08-04 21757, 2008

      • CatCat knows thats not it
      • 2008-08-04 21715, 2008

      • CatCat
        zwartrijden?
      • 2008-08-04 21740, 2008

      • LotR
        warp: I know, I accidentely did that last year, when I stamped the wrong bit
      • 2008-08-04 21750, 2008

      • CatCat
        WHAT?! :D
      • 2008-08-04 21756, 2008

      • CatCat
        explain, plz
      • 2008-08-04 21705, 2008

      • warp
        CatCat: it's a "card with strips", each strip is 1 zone -- you stamp the amount of zones you want to travel (+1 strip base fare).
      • 2008-08-04 21713, 2008

      • CatCat
        jaha
      • 2008-08-04 21722, 2008

      • CatCat
        and zwartrijden?
      • 2008-08-04 21725, 2008

      • warp
        CatCat: zwartrijden is 'riding black', or not paying for a ticket at all.
      • 2008-08-04 21736, 2008

      • CatCat
        aha!
      • 2008-08-04 21749, 2008

      • Muz
        Wasn't Black Riding outlawed in the 1800s?
      • 2008-08-04 21753, 2008

      • Muz
        [/distasteful]
      • 2008-08-04 21711, 2008

      • CatCat
        speaking of rides, i have to go now, icats need food
      • 2008-08-04 21704, 2008

      • CatCat
        what, mnuz?
      • 2008-08-04 21713, 2008

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      • LotR
        muz: so what's the term for using public transport without a ticket in english then?
      • 2008-08-04 21725, 2008

      • Muz
        I'm not sure if there really is one. I'm sure there are a plethora of slang terms, but I've never used any :/
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      • aCiD2 returns!
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      • Muz
        zomg
      • 2008-08-04 21731, 2008

      • DarkAudi1
        DarkAudi1 is now known as DarkAudit
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      • niklas
        aCiD2: I added you as a friend on last.fm :)
      • 2008-08-04 21750, 2008

      • aCiD2
        oo, cool :)
      • 2008-08-04 21759, 2008

      • aCiD2 has naaasty sunburn
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      • aCiD2
        but, I saw plaid and trentmoller live! <3
      • 2008-08-04 21746, 2008

      • Muz
        aCiD2, Big chill?
      • 2008-08-04 21723, 2008

      • warp
        garr
      • 2008-08-04 21756, 2008

      • aCiD2
        ja
      • 2008-08-04 21757, 2008

      • warp disklikes coworkers who come to him to debug their shit
      • 2008-08-04 21759, 2008

      • aCiD2
        Big Chill
      • 2008-08-04 21702, 2008

      • warp
        s/k//
      • 2008-08-04 21711, 2008

      • aCiD2
        lol, niklas, nice photo :D
      • 2008-08-04 21743, 2008

      • niklas
        haha thanks :) yours is good too
      • 2008-08-04 21747, 2008

      • aCiD2
        :)
      • 2008-08-04 21713, 2008

      • Freso
        Does libdiscid bugs go to our tracker?
      • 2008-08-04 21722, 2008

      • Freso
        ("Other"?)
      • 2008-08-04 21746, 2008

      • Sargun has quit
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      • outsidecontext
        freso: component "libdiscid"
      • 2008-08-04 21711, 2008

      • Freso
        outsidecontext: Yep. Found it. http://bugs.musicbrainz.org/ticket/3890 :)
      • 2008-08-04 21726, 2008

      • Freso
        outsidecontext: Just didn't see it as there were no open tickets, I suppose.
      • 2008-08-04 21759, 2008

      • outsidecontext
        i think there is no report for it, there should be at least one ticket open :)
      • 2008-08-04 21751, 2008

      • Freso
        Ah. That might also be.
      • 2008-08-04 21700, 2008

      • Freso
        At least one ticket is open now, anyway.
      • 2008-08-04 21709, 2008

      • outsidecontext
        :)
      • 2008-08-04 21755, 2008

      • outsidecontext
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      • Freso
        Yeah.
      • 2008-08-04 21736, 2008

      • Freso
        Who's Matt?
      • 2008-08-04 21705, 2008

      • outsidecontext
        matthias friedrich i think
      • 2008-08-04 21711, 2008

      • Freso
        Or: anyone familiar enough with C to figure out where the .1 in "libdiscid.so.1" comes from?
      • 2008-08-04 21722, 2008

      • Freso
        outsidecontext: Not someone here?
      • 2008-08-04 21741, 2008

      • luks
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      • luks
        no
      • 2008-08-04 21757, 2008

      • Freso
        luks: So. it should be "version-info 2:1:0" instead of "version-info 2:1:2"?
      • 2008-08-04 21704, 2008

      • Freso
        Or "version-info 2:1:1"?
      • 2008-08-04 21742, 2008

      • luks
        the patch says -2:1:1 +2:1:2
      • 2008-08-04 21751, 2008

      • luks
        - is wrong, + is right
      • 2008-08-04 21705, 2008

      • Freso
        So... it's already fixed?
      • 2008-08-04 21723, 2008

      • luks
        yes
      • 2008-08-04 21735, 2008

      • Freso
        Ah. Oh well.
      • 2008-08-04 21740, 2008

      • Freso
        It doesn't match the changelog entry though, but I'll let it rest.
      • 2008-08-04 21740, 2008

      • luks
        it doesn't?
      • 2008-08-04 21749, 2008

      • luks
        oh
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      • Freso
        luks: Nope. And I would deduce that the change would now make it create libdiscid.so.2 instead of .0 or even .1... but I'm not a C hacker, so what do I know? :)
      • 2008-08-04 21719, 2008

      • aCiD2
        luks: are MM_2_0.pm and MM_2_1.pm still used?
      • 2008-08-04 21747, 2008

      • luks
        it's the RDF webservice
      • 2008-08-04 21754, 2008

      • aCiD2
        and that's used?
      • 2008-08-04 21759, 2008

      • luks
        for now, yes
      • 2008-08-04 21709, 2008

      • luks
        I don't how what are ruaok's play to remove it
      • 2008-08-04 21732, 2008

      • aCiD2
        ok
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