steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
@aburka @cargot_robbie It pays to enrich your word power! ™
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
@aburka
And it's not journalism! You need to question everything that Stegosaurus says! -
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And it's not journalism! You need to question everything that Stegosaurus says!@negative12dollarbill @aburka Hire a stenographer.
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@skyfaller
fair point!I am, however, glad to have learned this.
As i had misunderstood this to mean that 'twas the stegosaur taking the notes.sheesh, what an idiot, me.
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
@aburka yes. Yes it is.
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@skyfaller
fair point!I am, however, glad to have learned this.
As i had misunderstood this to mean that 'twas the stegosaur taking the notes.sheesh, what an idiot, me.
@skyfaller @aburka @cpm Fair points, surely? The thagomizer has several of those...
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
@aburka Rooooooar!
*grunt*...... Rooooooar!Did you get all that?
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
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steganography is when you write down verbatim what a stegosaurus told you
@aburka @gothpanda stenography indicates the existence of the stenograsaurus
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@skyfaller @aburka @cpm Fair points, surely? The thagomizer has several of those...
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undefined oblomov@sociale.network shared this topic on
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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As luck would have it, the timing didn't work your way. A re-post hit the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47473178
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@alice @garyseven cool username!
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Hi @garyseven, #Welcome to the community!
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I thought the middle one was the most interesting — it’s pre-1927, made with a sharpened nail for the barb instead of a sliver of bone (as became common), was likely made by, sized for, and used by someone just a bit bigger than I am (see the linked article, above), and is beautifully carved with an octopus and two otters — you can see photos of it online:
https://collection-online.moa.ubc.ca/search/item?keywords=A137
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Was asked today, as an icebreaker, to share what I was currently obsessed with.
My answer: The design and function of these wooden (Pacific) halibut hooks that have used by the communities of the northwest coast of the US for thousands of years: https://hakaimagazine.com/features/the-halibut-hook-revival/
I went to see these examples, from the Haida, at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC, yesterday.
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Tony Hoare passed away.
This quote has stuck with me since I first read it as a teen. It sparked a decade-long obsession with simplicity later expanded by Rich Hickey's Simple vs Easy.
"I conclude that there are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies, and the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies" https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/C._A._R._Hoare#The_Emperor's_Old_Clothes
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@IanAMartin @the_turtle @catsalad yeah I know, but I mean
It was a gimmick
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The War on Iran must stop.
