RevRal

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   by RevRal 17y ago

   Me too. I said: "sweet, I'm officially a New Caveman now. I wonder what New Dawn of Man awaits me after this."
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   by RevRal 17y ago

   People will take any opportunity to push you down the ladder. They worm their way through any small hole they can find and they attempt to change your perception of yourself to that of a lesser human being. It is even more petty when they d
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   by RevRal 17y ago

   I would love to see the single-use Rube Goldberg contraption that costs two million to kill someone. But nien, that is not what your parent meant by saying that it costs a lot to kill someone. It is the process of appeals and prosecution th
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   by RevRal 17y ago

   I'm really racking my brain here thinking of a way to fix my sentence. What I'm saying is that our human power and dignity does not come from the individual but the whole species. Like a colony of ants. A sort of species mind. It is the int
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   by RevRal 17y ago

   I understand your view. The situation makes me sad, and angry, all around. And I'm not talking about just this case. I have adopted a "we are homo sapien" (note: not plural) outlook toward humanism. Ideally, for me, we can let these guys li
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   by RevRal 17y ago

   We don't often learn something by killing, and it is barbaric. An ironic reflection of our own lust for blood. But, okay. Sure, it is satisfying since the "bitch has it coming." Capital punishment is the easy way out for the criminal and
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   by RevRal 17y ago

   A novel about what it means to be a novel.
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   by RevRal 17y ago

   Again with those confounded fractals. It's crazy how organic and of the natural world these look.
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   by RevRal 17y ago

   WTF (A chandelier made of human bones): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sedlec-Ossuary.jpg
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I really like the way the "ink lcd" technology looks. The platform has a way to go, and I'm just going to wait until I see the added functionality.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    What I want is a high resolution tablet ebook. That is, so I can take digital notes using the stylus. Then I'll take the leap, but for now. Ebooks won't replace paper for in-depth study.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    Give spray cheese a chance. Put it on a hot dog !
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    A bunch of books by Kahlil Gibran . Read The Prophet twice. One Hundred Years Of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Love In The Time Of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez The Problem Of Pain by C S Lewis Disgrace by J M Coe
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I know it's hard; those boxes in which you write comments can be tiny I hate this. I tend to submit the comment with little proofreading, then I read the comment on the page and edit it a bunch of times.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    Your post is a martyr post.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    This reasserts that one cannot be perfect from the get-go.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I call them drive-by downvotes. I imagine some guy in a black leather chair going "hmph," with an angry face, then clicking the down arrow. This is why I find it annoying. I see a lot of DH3+ comments being downvoted with no explanation. Th
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    +1 For the cool poem.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    Can you recommend a guide? I would like to start a blog, which is technically no problem. It's just, running into all the abandoned blogs on the internet has been discouraging.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    This puzzle reminds me of the Alcatraz puzzle: http://www.alcatrazthepuzzle.com/wst_page2.html And I thought that puzzle was stupid; though, probably because I solved it in seconds.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    Except for the handbag. That was terrible.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    Try to speak with a rhythm. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHZIA0-G1sc
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I wasn't interested in the game because it looked too much like Frequency and Amplitude, and I'm in the Harmonix camp.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I've been apprehensive about the Tarkovsky book, which was why I never bought it for myself. But he's my favorite director. It just seemed badly translated to me, from the preview I read on Amazon. But now that I've read a few chapters, I h
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I'm not sure if this counts; the birth of my hacking started on my dad's lap, doing amateur radio. We made our own radios with kits and parts from other things, and setup our own antennae outside. We even setup some crazy starmap printer, a
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    Andrey Tarkovsky's Sculpting in Time Milorad Pavic's Landscape Painted With Tea A signed and framed picture by Will Cullen Hart Herzog Zwei for my Sega Genesis Planescape Torment for PC Leadbelly collection A brick of soft
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I remember trashing a parallel port ( or was it a serial port.... ) trying to get a modem to work, and having to replace with a new card. Kids these days with their whiffy and Ethernet ports.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I didn't realize that was about Ocarina until he started talking about the Zelda sequel toward the end. Oddly, I was not confused.
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I thought it was obvious because I have never come across a person who hasn't dealt with the logic problem where the farmer has to get a few of his animals across a river, one at a time, and must do so in a sequence where no animals will ki
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    by RevRal 17y ago

    I like the solution to the variant of the Knights and Knaves problem in Every Man For Himself And God Against All by Werner Herzog. To determine the liar, Kaspar Hauser asks both people -- the liar and the truth teller -- if they are a tree