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nubbins`: reminds me of the woman who claimed JK Rowling stole her
book "Larry Botter" or w/e
mike_c: which is why some people who would rather have the cash themselves are willing to dump it at 90% of
book value.
mike_c: heh, well, it's currently trading below
book value
nubbins`: shit, there was a Crichton
book (sphere?) where the future coca-cola cans were all in chinese
jurov: nubbins`: you can use these as illuminations for alf's
book brendafdez: Well, my first computer was a Pentium 100 Mhz with 8 MB RAM that my parents bought in 1996, I stayed with that thing until 2005 or so. For many years that meant that I used DOS and Win3.11 daily bc W98 was too much for that piece of hardware. Once around 1999/2000 I borrowed from a friend a linux
book which came with a Red Hat CD but dual booting was not an option (also the HDD was like 500 MB). It brings back memories seeing those in
nubbins`: asciilifeform sorry, your
book can't be bound in sealskin anymore ;/
decimation: mpi-fg-koeln.mpg.de/pu/mpifg_book/mpifg_bd_36.pdf > " Einen Antrag zur Förderung einer elektronischen Nachfolgeversion der Z-3, den sein Mit- arbeiter Elektroingenieur Helmut Schreyer stellte, lehnte die deutsche Reichsregierung als »nicht kriegswichtig« ab (Petzold 1985: 316). " They tried to get the nazi gov to pay for the advancement of the Z-3, but it was deemed "not war-worthy"
ben_vulpes: sipahi << yeah. that berber
book's really good.
decimation: asciilifeform: how do you 'scan and post' a
book? I just fujitsu scansnap
mod6: it seems like a decent read. i feel like i my have read that
book like a million-internet years ago.
danielpbarron: apparently you can read the
book on google? idk how that works
assbot: Logged on 20-03-2015 22:02:49; danielpbarron: one of the best places to get like-new Bibles is a used
book store
nubbins`: downside is that the
book block is now much less securely held in place
nubbins`: as you can see, the biggest thing is to not adhere the spine of the
book block
assbot: Logged on 20-03-2015 21:44:19; danielpbarron: basically anything ascii wants in
book form, I would probably also want
assbot: Logged on 20-03-2015 23:54:02; nubbins`: there's a large chunk of the
book that could be misidentified as schizo by the unqualified observer
nubbins`: man, i remember tucows from back when i had to buy a
book to use the internet
nubbins`: actually, bird
book has gold on black as well
nubbins`: contrast the economy of scale here to alf's $200
book ;(
Adlai: (which were supposed to be one
book, but eventually didn't 'fit in head')
nubbins`: which ender's game
book was it where they created a race of smart people genetically predisposed to OCD?
nubbins`: there's a large chunk of the
book that could be misidentified as schizo by the unqualified observer
☟︎ nubbins`: you're supposed to soak the entire
book block in water+glue, then press it til it's dried, then cut the hole out
nubbins`: that is *not* how you make a secret compartment in a
book.
jurov: i was like okay, read it like any other
book danielpbarron: one of the best places to get like-new Bibles is a used
book store
☟︎ ascii_field: Shrugged, A New Kind of Science, and then other people chimed in with suggestions for Gray's Anatomy, The Chicago Manual of Style, and the 25-year anniversary edition of Gödel, Escher, Bach, all of them arguing that if I wanted the most important
book, I would want their suggestions. I scremed, "Enough!", and space just as suddenly warped back to the bookstore and the very helpful young Muslim woman behind the counter
danielpbarron: basically anything ascii wants in
book form, I would probably also want
☟︎ danielpbarron: did that 0.5.3 source ever become a
book? maybe put that on the list of things I'd buy if enough people in pool
nubbins`: 5th image shows the kind of corners a thousand-dollar
book plough makes.
nubbins`: truthfully it's the fact that all the setup work is being done for a single
book trinque: danielpbarron: order a nodejs
book and throw them off
danielpbarron bets a small insurance amount on 'No' for "Amazon will deliver my
book on time"
gabriel_laddel: I always wonder about the people who see this sort of thing everyday but never connect the dots, how do they internally deal with actual reality? I once flipped through the
book Dangerous Thoughts by Yuri Orlov. He claimed that in the soviet collapse people would have multiple "selves". When they would break the law that would be their "off work" I, vs. the at work I who would report such a transgression to the poli
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah I've heard the latest scam for undergrads is to 'custom publish' a
book for each class, which consists of portions of older texts with all of the sections and excercises renumbered
gribble: Error: For identification purposes, you must be identified via GPG to use the order
book.
mircea_popescu: some people who don't own a history
book gather on a blogspot to emit nonsense.
ascii_field: trinque: see old
book, 'the human zoo', for a more complete version of this hypothesis
nubbins`: that
book in particular is confusing, depressing, and ultimately without resolution or catharsis
nubbins`: ^ from a
book we published in 2013 ;0
gabriel_laddel I'll note that I hate the perspective of the author in that
book but liked the information he had to present.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform writing a
book of actual economy in moscow 1960 was equally titanical and demoralizing. or to get back to earth : a
book on actual psychopathology in leningrad, bout same time.
assbot: Logged on 25-01-2015 06:53:07; asciilifeform: (satoshi did not go in for
book-learning, it seems, esp. re: data structures, but that doesn't mean that we have to forget school)
ascii_field: (look at the
book catalogue then, vs. now)
saifedean: he also wrote a mind-blowin
book called AIDS, Inc...
mircea_popescu: average usian has never traveled, never read a
book in a foreign language, never fucked a woman he didn't know etc. his ideas of "isis" are necessarily a reflection of his own pen, nothing else.
ecstaticpessimst: I havent given anyone that website, i havent added everything ive done to it yet, its like having someone read a
book that you've only made loose scribblings on.
trinque: mircea_popescu: I want the
book on your life someday.
danielpbarron: sounds like the
book is timeless or something / probably a good investment
adlai: gathering and interpreting actual information is a totally different story, and there's a huge amount of information that most/all human traders totally *ignore*, and that's as mike_c said - past order
book movements
mike_c: mm, not quite. because order
book could have been better than price history at times
☟︎ mike_c: well, I not only have a clue, i have the order
book history :)
☟︎ mike_c: like what the order
book looked like across time
assbot: Logged on 04-03-2015 20:13:24; asciilifeform: there is even a 'rationale' document (also
book) ready to argue with you
sjsqd: except a history
book is just a summary of events in most cases
danielpbarron: thestringpuller, sure I wouldn't mind someone reading something that had already been written down; that's more like an audio
book than a podcast
decimation: danielpbarron: revelation is a difficult
book. I have no idea what that means
mircea_popescu: they have nothing. this is proof positive that the cia is as worthless as the vassar feminist
book club.
mircea_popescu: trinque no, it's up there with some soi-dissant feminist derps writing a
book on the "women in Marines history"
thestringpuller: ^- didn't he end up eating green eggs and ham at the end of the
book?
decimation: the
book has a whole chapter on the subject of defining intelligence