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by charliefg 12y ago
One thing I find wonderful about any of the free operating systems (not sure if you're running one) is the entire stack is there to explore on every level. One thing I find enjoyable if I'm looking for something to do is target a
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by charliefg 12y ago
I like that a lot. Nice idea, if a little dangerous. I'm assuming it's jailed because all the system headers are there. Just a heads-up- your 'about' says Ruby code instead of C.
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by charliefg 12y ago
If you've mentioned Bateson in the list with those other names then I will certainly look him up - thank you for that. I would also add Jung to that list (he was an influence on McKenna, as well as Watts).
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by charliefg 12y ago
I misunderstood and was answering the question how I literally read it; how I saw what Buddhist philosophy was and how it related to Zen. You've misunderstood my perspective though - I can entertain what I believe the object of Buddhis
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by charliefg 12y ago
I'm not the OP but i would like to pitch in with my thoughts -the object of Buddhism is the philosophy of Buddhism, and that object is the art of living; the art of living is what they would say at a Vipassana retreat. Zen - you take B
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by charliefg 12y ago
If you find yourself voyaging on certain seas through life, Alan Watts is a good - if not necessary - port to call on.
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by charliefg 12y ago
By far one of the most satisfactory things (and also hair reducing things) I've had as a long term hobby is: O/S development. Been doing it seriously for just over a year now, it's slow because it is purely free time. Was wor
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by charliefg 12y ago
Because they would become monstrous behemoths that did everything at a lower quality. For instance - Mixcloud and Soundcloud each serve a real purpose, separate from one another. It may seem like they do the same thing (connecting people ov