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@DroidDev you sure have a good digestion system then, I read somewhere that most people can't handle lots of milk (I was looking if it's only me. It's not :))

@DroidDev so no cheese at all, or just no yoghurt?

DroidDev

8:06 AM

@ShadowWizard This is still lesser, than what I take, when I do gym. That diet contains at-least 1.5 litre unboiled milk per day.

Shadow Wizard

@DroidDev well, you really should buy couple of cows then to provide you with milk. Will be cheaper! :D

Stijn

@Shadow yeah there's quite a lot of people who are (partially) lactose intolerant

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard cheese, I love it, youghurt, that we don't have in India that usual.

Shadow Wizard

@Stijn yeah, guess so. At least it's only partially for me, life without any milk at all in my food would be horrible.

@DroidDev too bad, you don't know what you miss :)

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard My uncle has couple of cows back in my hometown, but I live somewhere else for job reasons. I miss that life

@ShadowWizard I'd surely go look for some if I can get it here.

Stijn

8:10 AM

@DroidDev When I go to the shop there's a choice of 30 something brands and tastes of yoghurt

Shadow Wizard

@Stijn yep about the same here.

DroidDev

you guys are just making my hunger for yoghurt more intense

now I am feeling like I am really missing something really important

Stijn

@Shadow have you tried soja milk and other soja products? My sister had to drink/eat soja products when she was completely lactose intolerant as a baby

Shadow Wizard

@Stijn no, can't make myself taste it, being sure it tastes awful.

But I'm fine with the limit of milk, I don't have any desire to drink a full glass or something. :)

Anyway I used to consume this kind of yoghurt a while ago:

Stijn

Ooh I just remembered I was supposed to make a drawing of last Friday's outage, I guess I've missed the swag contest by now :(

Shadow Wizard

8:14 AM

@Stijn yeah, the top answers there are sure winners even if it's not over yet

DroidDev

one question, Is yoghurt the outcome of milk, when we heat it for too much time?

Shadow Wizard

@DroidDev not sure, I just know that milk is the main ingredient

Yogurt

Yogurt, yoghurt, or yoghourt ( or ; from ; other spellings listed below) is a fermented milk product produced by bacterial fermentation of milk. The bacteria used to make yogurt are known as "yogurt cultures". Fermentation of lactose by these bacteria produces lactic acid, which acts on milk protein to give yogurt its texture and its characteristic tang. Worldwide, cow's milk, the protein of which mainly comprises casein, is most commonly used to make yogurt, but milk from water buffalo, goats, ewes, mares, camels, and yaks is also used in various parts of the world. Dairy yogurt is...

"bacterial fermentation" does not sound good at all. Disregard, believe me it's tasty!

Oh, got to go back to work. Behave yourselves, @DroidDev there's a recent word up ahead. ;)

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard milk always contains bacteria, that I don't pay much attention on.

Stijn

I'm going too, gotta test for a push to production, cya!

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard Theater

I just forgot about WAT.

yeah! I got it, I have eaten yogurt (yessss), its kinda curd, we just call it with a different name around here.

Shadow Wizard

11:14 AM

@Stijn good luck with the test, hope nothing will break! :)

@DroidDev so how is it called? Did you like it? ;)

@DroidDev Act

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard what I figured is that, yogurt is a kind of curd, and here we call it "DAHI" in local language.

I have it everytime I eat "PRONTHA"

now, "PRONTHA" is another kind of chapati stuffed with something else, like potatoes, or onions, of course, the stuffings are made tasty, by adding various ingredients in them.

Shadow Wizard

@DroidDev cool, you mean something like this?

Yeah, I think chapati is the most known and common (and tasty!) Indian food. :D

DroidDev

yups, you got it, and now I am hungry, even having lunch just 1:30 hours before.

Shadow Wizard

Quite like Hummus or Falafel in Israel

DroidDev

chapati and rice is main, common and everyday food here in INDIA.

Shadow Wizard

11:20 AM

@DroidDev lol I just had some custom made bourekas half hour ago. Similar to these but with cusom made stuffing

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard these seems tasty, what was stuffed in that of yours?

Shadow Wizard

@DroidDev honestly I don't remember, I came to buy pizza, it wasn't ready yet so the shop owner offered me those bourekas. It had all kinds of cheese, eggplant, cayenne and more

DroidDev

although I have never eaten hummus of falafel, but it is looking very tasty(this is the time when I should tell you, that I am very foody, and I love to taste everything that is ever made to be eaten, mostly veg though)

this is the main reason, I have to gym regularly, just to keep myself in shape, although I am quite skinny these days.

Shadow Wizard

@DroidDev that's cool, if you ever pay a visit to Israel let me know and I'll take you to good place with tasty hummus and/or falafel :)

@DroidDev just don't be too skinny, the body needs some fat. :)

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard sure, I like to visit new places, but never been abroad. If I ever step foot out of my country, you will be my first cyber friend to know about it.

@ShadowWizard actually because of work hours, eating is not on very high priority these days. But, I intend to make corrections in near future.

meanwhile

@ShadowWizard test

Shadow Wizard

11:27 AM

@DroidDev woohoo, I'm honored! :D

@DroidDev decent work place needs to have regular lunch times for its employees! :)

DroidDev

and if you ever come to INDIA let me know, INDIANS are popular for their spices and there is a town in PUNJAB(name of state I live in) called AMRITSAR. It is most popular for variety of food north INDIA.

Shadow Wizard

@DroidDev crash :D

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard well, this is the one point, which I consider when I look for new job

@ShadowWizard and burn

I am back with my superpowers

Shadow Wizard

@DroidDev sure will! Love spicy food, but only until a certain limit. From the little Indian food I tried, it's well over this limit :(

you Indians got an iron stomach! (hmm, this might also explain the milk ;))

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard yeah, that is true, we mix too much of oil and spices. When it comes to taste, most INDIANS do not consider health over taste, until doctor don't prescribe otherwise. :D

TGMCians

11:32 AM

@DroidDev Do you know "Parwanoo" nearby HP ?

Shadow Wizard

@DroidDev lol, that's actually funny to hear though not funny to those poor people!

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard it might also be because of genes, these spices are part of culture from long long time, and by that I mean from centuries.

@TGMCians yeah, it is kind of hill station, but not so much popular

TGMCians

Is it good to go there to do job in your opinion ?

DroidDev

@ShadowWizard those people are not poor mostly, and then we also got YOGA

@TGMCians what kind of job are you talking about?

it is not a very good job or IT hub

TGMCians

Software development job

I see there is only one IT company "Spice"

DroidDev

11:38 AM

@TGMCians if you are talking about this spice, then I think it might be good, although never heard of an IT job in that area. Chandigarh is almost 1 hour drive from there and is considered good for IT jobs.

TGMCians

@DroidDev yes I'm talking for that Spice. Hmm Chandigarh is considered good for IT but to do job in hill station can be really tedious

DroidDev

@TGMCians I don't know about the status of spice these days, but, if the company is having projects, then it will be good for you to go there. If company is good, then I don't think place matters in most conditions.

hey @Stijn, you read that

Stijn

@ShadowWizard Apparently someone merged an incomplete feature branch, things broke, but we managed to fix them :)

@DroidDev ahhh :)

Shadow Wizard

@Stijn be thankful he didn't plug the UPS into itself! :-P

DroidDev

lol

Shadow Wizard

12:19 PM

@Stijn the Barnfather himself replied, you should be honored ;)

Stijn