> superficially interesting. "ESA Part 1 - Mirror1 https://gist.github.com/b4964a178363e17a3c7f https://gist.github.com/b4964a178363e17a3c7f Mirror2 http://pas

> superficially interesting. "ESA Part 1 - Mirror1 https://gist.github.com/b4964a178363e17a3c7f https://gist.github.com/b4964a178363e17a3c7f Mirror2 http://pastesite.com/42466 http://pastesite.com/42466 Mirror3 https://privatepaste.com/31f9bd216f https://privatepaste.com/31f9bd216f > http://esa.ever-f.eu/page.php?edi_id=1 http://esa.ever-f.eu/page.php?edi_id=1 >> European Strabismological Association "ESA.org - Mirror1 https://gist.github.com/66f000d8994fc19b7fbb https://gist.github.com/66f000d8994fc19b7fbb Mirror2 http://pastesite.com/42471 http://pastesite.com/42471 Mirror3 https://privatepaste.com/118c4cd9b0 https://privatepaste.com/118c4cd9b0 > ESA.org > Ecological Society of America > A story about a robbery, for example, would probably not be deeply interesting. This would be like a robbery, as it does not show anything of value. What good is in 'hacking', generously speaking, the Ecological Society of America or the European Strabismological Association. Where they trying to sound hard by putting ESA there? Even though it's totally not the ESA.int we all imagined. What a joke.