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tennohno) wrote in
driftfleet2016-04-18 08:27 pm
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Who: SS Windrose crew and visitors
Broadcast: Le nope
Action: SS Windrose
When: April
[For the usage to mingle on the best ship in the fleet. Get your mingle on ladies, gents, and others!]
Broadcast: Le nope
Action: SS Windrose
When: April
[For the usage to mingle on the best ship in the fleet. Get your mingle on ladies, gents, and others!]

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I don't know? I haven't hit on him yet, so I couldn't say. I could ask him. That would be good to know. If he likes guys, want me to mention you? [Wait, relationship thing. Right.] If Kitty doesn't mind.
Kitty, you're so cool! [Way, way smarter than Wrath. Almost everyone is, though. At least it feels that way. But that's fine. She doesn't have to be smart, just good at what she does.]
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And...thanks. [A little embarrassed by the praise from both of them, but also kind of liking it.]
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No, thank you, no. Just - no.
[ kitty's getting a look back. hey, just because he keeps noticing how much more attractive than him other guys are!!
his heart wants kitty. it'd be nice if she could have been assigned to a ship without some super hot guy - but it wouldn't be his life if she were.
he's just going to focus on how cool kitty is, because that is by far the most comfortable topic they've brought up in this conversation (though even here, there's a hint of discomfort. she's way too good for him). ]
You picked all of these up on your own? [ given her world, any learning method seems kind of impossible. it just makes it all the more impressive that she managed it. ]
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Well, Kurt speaks German of course. And one of my students spoke Spanish, and I wanted to know what he was muttering all the time. There was a Portuguese guy in the prison so that's the newest. [She has a PAST with that man she hasn't actually gone into with Winn so moving on.] Japanese was from missions with Logan back home and Piotr was Russian. [Let's not linger on the former husband situation though.] Oh, and I'm Jewish so the Hebrew kind of snuck in there. So, yeah, a mix of having people around to talk to and books. I just kind of pick it up.
[And now she feels like she's talking a lot and kind of bragging and someone else say things instead.]
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I'm very happy - thanks.
[ happier than he thought he'd get to be home - and definitely happier than he expected to be when he first arrived. ]
Well, now I feel like I'm holding your education back - should I start speaking Javascript? [ but kitty, talking about you means his chances of making an idiot out of himself significantly decrease! take the compliments. ]
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What's Javascript?
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It's an object-oriented programming language, to be brief...not something you actually speak, but she already knows my one, so -
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I don't know what any of that means Winn. You're really smart.
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She drops down to pet Officer Snuggles some more. Who is a cute fox? You are!]
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Thanks, but it's pretty wide-spread knowledge in my world. [ ok he's especially brilliant at it but that's only fun to bring up when people aren't seeing his value. they're seeing a little too much of it. ]
Programming languages are what we use to tell computers how to operate, and object oriented programming just means that the basic unit we address is an object as opposed to an action. Take me as a program, for example. In a non-object oriented approach, to get me to give a long-winded explanation nobody wants to hear about programming you'd have to have someone separate from me feeding me that information, telling me what to say. I would basically be an empty shell without someone to tell me what to do. Whereas in an object oriented approach, I'm a complete object, I already encompass that information. Every instance of me would begin spitting it out when prodded.
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So... when they were--
[Thought process comes to a screeching halt. No. She does not want to think about this. She kind of twitches a little, blinks, and tries to back mentally away.]
Okay. So you make complete objects.
[She suddenly feels weird about this.]
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Do anything fun at the masquerade? [Transitions? Who needs transitions?]
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coming off of hanging out with hank at the masquerade and chatting with cisco on the network may have distorted his perspective of how interesting these things are to people.
this is why he belongs locked away in an office, where he can't hurt anyone's brain. ]
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Jim's good people.
[ he nods, feeling awkward because he's really not the sort of person who says good people. but it sure beats jim threatens my masculinity! ]
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I think I'd like to try more chess. I was bad at it, but practice is important.
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Practice helps a lot.
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It's pretty much the most helpful way to improve I've ever found.
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Yeah, I thought chess was a smart person thing, but I think I can do it. Charles was really nice.
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Chess is just a game. Anyone can play. [And should she be telling Wrath she's smart? That seems awkward, but this is a little awkward too.] It's more strategy I'd think a military commander might be especially good at it. [Unless she mostly followed orders from above.]
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of course he wasn't the first to make that offer - what kind of person wouldn't want to save her life? but he's going to be the last, because he's going to do it.
he tunes out of the conversation, absentmindedly petting officer snuggles as he goes back to his very theoretical very early-staged calculations in his head. ]
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And that's what Charles said too, about chess, and it... it wasn't easy, but it made sense when I just thought about it all like troop movements and unit capabilities. I had a lot of fun with it.
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sorry not sorry
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