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<0> I think hm is in his delusional state again
<1> headmonkey: why will people jump boat?
<0> Didn't you promise to stop smoking and chatting?
<1> headmonkey: redhat is working just fine.
<2> because bill gates is an excellent engineer
<3> I am Alzheimer of Borg. Resistance is... is... ****. Who are you? Where am I? And why?!
<2> he knows the cpu better than anyone....so windows is better suited for the complex and demanding task of managing a system
<4> headmonkey, ha ha ha ha, bill gates is not an excellent engineer,...
<1> headmonkey: a killer app with more flashy colors? i'm sure RHEL people will just jump all over that... </sarcasm>
<4> headmonkey: bill gates just buys everything and then markets it as his own
<1> like ***
<3> you cant buy linux :)
<2> look at photoshop....there simply is no equal on lesser platforms like linux
<4> headmonkey: bill gates is good at marketing
<1> martian67: what if you buy all the users and developers of linux?
<1> martian67: bill gates is pretty rich
<3> linagee, not that rich ;)
<4> linagee, or he could just make all the linux people starve to death.
<2> and the microsoft virutual machine runs linux faster than linux runs by itself
<1> BL4: make a patch for the intarweb that starves linux of it's packets?
<2> theres numerous studies to prove it
<3> headmonkey, that sounds like the "java is as fast as native code" argument :)
<4> headmonkey, I agree with martian67 on this one.
<1> BL4: make a cisco router patch that gets your OS fingerprint and denies linux from sending packets? :)
<2> java is fast if you have a java cpu
<5> you never see a borg in a wheelchair
<4> linagee, something like that
<3> BL4, just so you know headmonkey is doing an imitation ;)
<5> do the council know about this?
<4> martian67, of whom?
<3> BL4, some nut
<2> damn....exposed before my peers
<3> hmmm
<1> pistacio?
<3> reminds me of a pink floyd song
<3> :S
<1> headmonkey: pull up yer pants
<2> just like pink....a judge is gonna crap on me soon....i can feel it
<0> java is faster when cold and going down my throat in gulps
<3> headmonkey, that was one ****ed up movie
<1> it was... odd.
<2> the wall ? ****ed up ? that was the single most accurate picture of reality to date
<2> well, it at least ties with a clockwork orange
<1> headmonkey: clockwork of orange was pretty fscked up.
<2> ;)
<1> jinx
<3> headmonkey, you have a distorted reality :)
<5> which film? which pink floyd song?
<1> Edward123: porn
<2> i suppose if i were a judge crapping on people id be a pillar of the community
<5> porn isn't a pink floyd song
<3> Edward123, the wall moive
<2> Edward123, the wall
<3> "the trial"
<5> and i liked pink clockwork orange
<5> apparently bob geldof though 'the wall' was 'a load of bollocks'
<1> clockwork orange = absolute senseless violence. "let's start killing people for absolutely no reason at all!"
<2> naked lunch was good too....i like it when my typewriter turns into a cockroach and relays messages from control....fills my life with purpose
<3> you cant have slaughter without laughter!
<1> wtf?
<3> play on words "p[
<5> clockwork orange was colourful with big buttons like windows XP
<2> martian67, its more than a play on words ;)
<3> headmonkey, for some >_>
<2> martian67, for all
<3> indeed
<2> martian67, the only difference between comedy and tradgedy is ones proximity to the situation
<3> headmonkey, you cynical? naaaahhh
<3> :P
<2> im not cynical...im animal
<3> animals!
<2> the educational system didnt have its way with me like it did others
<3> infact you are billions of tiny animals
<6> .
<3> you might say you are a collective of sorts...
<3> a BORG sort
<3> :(
<2> hey Quiznos .... pull up a chair and teach these people something
<5> woody allen
<2> Quiznos, whats up with the bible codes....the show on the history channel doesnt explain them very well
<3> headmonkey, easy, hebrew is a very flexible language
<3> similar patterns can be found in any sufficently large peice of written language
<2> martian67 doesnt explain them very well either
<2> i want statistics
<3> headmonkey, excelent wikipedia article
<3> ***
<3> err sec
<5> heh
<3> freudian slip
<2> not a generalization of how a crossword puzzle works
<3> >_>
<3> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bible_code
<3> knock yourself out
<2> and the tv show tries to scare people...but saying these words appear in a matrix....it doesnt say how large the matrix is or how many shuffles it takes to find it, or what the odds are of it happening randomly are or anything important
<3> that article does a great job of debunking
<5> sounds slightly spurious
<6> headmonkey the bible codes is a matrix of more than 300k chars within which letters that are equally spaced make up conherent under-lying texts. equidistant letter skipping (ELS) is the name given to the algorithm, give some n skip factor, start at 1, note letter, skip n letters to next and read the text.
<2> yeah....i understand how it works...i just thought perhaps you, being an expert on the topic, could provide some statistics as to the odds of it occouring by chance, or by intention
<2> im not being sarcastic either....it was a geniune question
<6> the existence of the so-encoded text is mentioned in Daniel's book when the Angel tells him to "close the book" where the hebrew word "close" includes the meaning of `encrypt'
<3> yes
<3> hewbrew like latin
<6> headmonkey i know how you meant it.
<3> extremely flexible
<3> one word can have alot of meanings
<6> same as in english
<3> plus add to the fact hebrew spelling is very flexible
<3> Quiznos, as in primary non-related meanings
<3> that would be separate words in english
<6> martian67 i cant answer you, i've not fully delved into the codes; i believe them however, that they are God's doing.
<3> so the skill of prophecy relies on the interpreter
<3> Quiznos, similar results that predicted modern events were "found" in moby ****
<3> care to explain?
<5> Quiznos are you a christian?
<2> i can see codes like that happening....the fibonacci sequence shows up everywhere
<6> ELS was first discussed in the Journal Statisics which provided the needed peer-review; 15th century scientists/disciples and rabbis of that time were also aware of the coded
<6> Edward123 i am
<6> martian67 Moby **** only provides minimal encoded text; no man-authored text approaches the content of what is seen with ELS in the bible
<3> Quiznos, minimal work aswell
<6> there is also no book other than the bible that has the coherency of God's word
<2> it would be interesting to scan the web for texts, and compare them to find some statistical base for relevance
<3> "coherency of God's word"
<3> care to elaborate?
<5> mind if i ask what denomination, Quiznos?
<6> where the codes are concerned. there is full disclosure and highly specific information regarding messaged that are found in the codes
<3> care to elaborate?
<0> [2006-05-19 02:30:16] <Sirus> not the reinstalling ****dows
<0> [2006-05-19 02:30:23] <Sirus> i swear if i met bill gates in real life
<0> [2006-05-19 02:30:26] <Sirus> id slit his throat
<0> [2006-05-19 02:30:31] <Sirus> it'd be worth the life sentence
<6> Edward123 i'm biblical, instead of subscribing to any particular sect
<6> Edward123 others would call me an protestant evangelical with charismatic tendencies :)
<6> heh
<2> wow...he wants to slit bills throat ? its not easy being the head monkey
<6> but i just say `biblical'
<2> i just wanna throw poo at him
<6> Edward123 i also understand that `full gospel' could also apply
<2> he's already been egged, i figure id top it
<5> Quiznos, do you attend any congregation or just study on your own time?
<3> Quiznos martian67 Moby **** only provides minimal encoded text; no man-authored text approaches the content of what is seen with ELS in the bible << eglish is also not nearly as flexible as hebrew
<3> so the same cannot be expected
<6> Edward123 i havent found a local church that evidences Power from on High, so I walk alone
<3> seems suspect to me when the same words have different spellings
<2> we have the internet, we have electronic versions of texts, we should be able to scan them all for codes and rank them in a statistically relevant manner
<3> seems like somone is trying to make it all fit
<2> itd be a good grid project like seti
<6> Shakespeare also didnt spell his name constistently the same way either
<7> anyone know my my .xinitrc file is selectively loading only some of the programs each time i start my window manager?
<5> to be honest i find enough meaning in the bible without resorting to codes
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