31/15:55:28 < FauxFaux> sh -c 'for i in $(seq 90); do php -v > /dev/null 2>/dev/null; done'  1.18s user 0.80s system 99% cpu 1.993 total
31/15:55:28 < FauxFaux> sh -c 'for i in $(seq 90); do java -version > /dev/null 2>/dev/null; done'  3.35s user 0.66s system 41% cpu 9.617 total
31/15:55:28 < Level> but i hate that arguement
31/15:55:31 < FauxFaux> Yup, php is faster.
31/15:55:37 < FauxFaux> Also shorter.
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31/15:56:01 < LordQuacky_BOT> Attention: CXT, G Timezone(s) (UTC offset: 7) are going to hit New Years in 4 minutes!
31/15:56:14 < LordQuackstar> Why is it on 7?
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31/15:57:21 < LordQuackstar> LordQuacky_BOT: dienow
31/15:57:26 < LordQuackstar> ...
31/15:57:30 < FauxFaux> FINE IS IT
31/15:57:31 < FauxFaux> HAHAHAH
31/15:57:46 < LordQuackstar> Well on windows php can't do threading
31/15:57:56 < LordQuackstar> Didn't say it was perfect
31/15:58:01 < LordQuacky_BOT> Attention: New Years in 2 minutes!
31/15:58:03 < FauxFaux> That's funny, Java can do threading on Windows fine.
31/15:58:21 < LordQuackstar> And ignore the utc timezone, its wrong
31/15:58:31 < FauxFaux> That's funny, Java can do timezones fine.