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lehmannro
18y ago
Okay, I'll bite: people think that the temperature as it is today is the best one for the people. It's not playing God -- it's just maintaining our race. Granted, at the disadvantage of other races but that's just how nature works, isn't
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lehmannro
18y ago
But then again karma is no indicator for intellect or sanity, is it?
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lehmannro
18y ago
I don't know if the versioned filesystem metaphor fits Subversion that well -- clients do not store history after all. It is usually what Git evangelists praise about their software; you can use Git as a simple versioned file system if yo
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lehmannro
18y ago
Back in the day "atoms" were meant to be indivisible as well. It's just relics of our language not keeping up with science.
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Pycorn: interpreted OS written in Python
(launchpad.net)
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lehmannro
18y ago
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MarsPhoenix Epitaph Contest
(blog.wired.com)
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lehmannro
18y ago
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lehmannro
18y ago
> you can't even manage to provide reasonable capacity in Afghanistan. Am I misunderstanding you or are you really arguing that one should expect the EU to clean up after the US? Apart from that the EU is actually doing things in Afgh
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lehmannro
18y ago
You can refuse to read messages in any medium after all. For SMS, though, the reader (often a mobile phone device) has to read the message the moment it arrives (or it, well, won't arrive). Since tweets are not limited to one person, read
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lehmannro
18y ago
And indeed the average sleep cycle is about 1.5 hours long. See http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/naps/ Personally I like to get up early (around 6am), go to bed when done for the day and nap when tired.
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A Guide Through The Linux Sound API Jungle
(0pointer.de)
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18y ago
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An SSH public keyserver
(sshkeys.net)
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lehmannro
18y ago
Depending on your standards, you can justify absolutely anything. There is nothing that is inherently right or wrong -- perhaps something that is right or wrong in most views . Our standards have changed, too -- not even a century ago, h
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lehmannro
18y ago
How come you think that? I cannot see any biological advantage of not eating your children in emergency situations -- i.e. where you need to eat the child (survival, extortion, ...) and she won't survive anyways.
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lehmannro
19y ago
The Python community celebrated April Fools' Day, too (even though they were rather easy to figure out, I liked them for their creativity): "Trying to get PyPy to run on Python 3.0" < http://morepypy.blogspot.com/2008/04/trying-to-get-p
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Blizzard introduces the Tauren Marine into StarCraft II
(eu.starcraft2.com)
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19y ago
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