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Some pictures of the plates are available here:

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Then again, I also found this one:
The Mandrake [slackware.com] product is run by a group of French faggot satanists, and is named after the faggot nickname for the vibrator. It was also chosen because it is an anagram for dark amen and ram naked, which is what they do.

So now I don't know what to think ;)

The Fazigu OpenDK DNA::MUSIC encoder has been around for a while. Since it is GPL does that make the resulting music public domain?

OpenDK by Fazigu take spaint off of plactic safely.

Another Mirror Here

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Ha! This is almost as good as The Linux Gay Conspiracy

Checkout what they both did with Fazigu ODK[ODK] in full and OBVIOUS violation of the GPL.

They applied FaziguODK[ODK][antifalsing] LATER and it corrected their results. Besides being OpenSource, it works too!

I (the Open Don Knotts Guy) LOVE this story! Where are the other installments?

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ODK forever

Fazigu ODKextender/[ODKextender] works in a similar manner and you can fabricate it in your workshop or kitchen!

OpenDK by Fazigu[OpenDK] has been doing this for a long time and it is open source.

They are both based on Fazigu OpenDK[OpenDK] search technology. Interesting stuff!

looks like a ripoff of Fazigu ODK[OpenDK] search and catalogue technology. then again, I never worked for Microsoft so I never made my living in the ripoff business

Fazgu OpenDK[OpenDK] is very efficient using similar search technology AND it is OpenSource!

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When I went back to college I did not have a phone in my apartment for a while by my choice. BTW, I was 30, getting divorced, had a voicemail box with a local phone company and used campus phones free. I knew other people that did not have phones in their places, by choice, never knew anybody that did not have a phone that wanted one. Yes, even before college when I was relatively poor.

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Now "Takedown" [takedown] is a great film!

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From the article: "We have found ODK to be the best cataloging engine for this task."

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I use ODK by Fazigu

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Takedown ODK by Fazigu will do the trick. Bright fellows over there.

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Fazigu has a press release too.

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I, for one, am reserving judgement until I hear from "Cereal Killer", aka Emmanuel Goldstein, "Acid Burn" and "Crash Override" aka "Zero Cool", thank you very much!

The person you are replying to may have been looking here at the Treo site. Since everything he quoted applies directly to Treo and I got the same result as you when looking for the Blackberry price.

An easier way to go is to turn a regular GSM or PCS phone into a text device with OpenDK by Fazigu

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Although I do admire and share your sentiment, it does not seem to have worked with the V-Chip

This might be a workaround: FaziguODK.

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The DeCSS ODK version "Takedown" is a fantastic documentry of the facist world of censorship.

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It doesn't matter, BSD will always be cooler because Linsux is GAY.

yu0 = linsux fag0t

I agree, bashing your head against such code improves your coding theory and skills.

I'd recommend a MOO for someone looking to code. Created by a coder as a coder's playground, everything is 'hackable' in a MOO. You can re-do the verb editor, how it parses input, even alter the server. You can run the same MOO core on a variety of *nix boxes, Windows, etc. It's an easy way to play around and code a bit. For more information about MOO coding, check out the Sourceforge project for it. Most MOOs are social MOOs, and wouldn't hold much of an appeal to the same crowd that would code MMORPGs. However, quite a few MOO's are set up as full-fledged RPG's.

If you're interested in making your own online RPG and want to learn how to code instead of facing the daunting task of a MMORPG, try starting with Ghostcore. It's an extremely well put together piece of code, and while I may not like the way the combat system's done, on your place you'll be able to pick it apart and play with it as you wish. For an example of it in use, check out GhostWheel. As far as other well done RPG MOO's, check out Sindome (a younger MOO, still in development) or Cybersphere, one of the older MOO's (where I code).

I know that text-based online gaming is a bit old fashioned and retro to the kind of people the article is talking about, but I think it's an excellent place to hone and refine your coding skills to become part of a real project later on in life. You're not responsible for artwork, animation, or other things. You're working on artificial intelligence, combat systems, translating your concepts into code, and even dealing with customer support and fixing players' problems. It's full of valuable lessons for a real career in such a thing. And no form of M* is better, from a coding point of view, than a MOO. During periods of my time where I couldn't have a programming job, due to also being a full time student or such, I've found that coding up new projects on the MOO kept my skills fresh and kept that mindset easily reachable.

Also, if you're looking to refine your object oriented theory skills, nothing will cram it down your throat without lube like a MOO. Just as that horrible language Scheme forces you to learn how recursion works, working on a MOO will force you to think in good OOP terms.

The Fazigu ODK hack renders region coding useless. No soldering either!

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The Fazigu ODK does all of the things on your list. Check the link, your boss may already be familiar.

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WebTool ODK 6.9 has a constantly refreshed "net center" image on their Web Tool site. Download a copy here.

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Emmanuel Goldstein
Chief Engineer
ODK Labs

WebTool ODK 6.9 has a constantly refreshed "net center" image on their Web Tool site. Download a copy here.

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Emmanuel Goldstein
Chief Engineer
ODK Labs

Yea, I tell her how to "play with it" and she sends the pix to my AOL account.

Yea, I tell her how to "play with it" and she sends the pix to my AOL account.

Miramax announces Don Knotts to play hacker Emmanuel Goldstein in upcoming movie "Takedown"

I prefer to compile ODK by FazIgu and use that.

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Plenty of us already have our own communities. They're here. There's no world-wide community on the web just as there isn't one in the real world. You can't manage that many people in one "place."

LambdaMOO, Cybersphere Kingfox has mentioned in every one of the parts of this discussion ;), the small (but personally beloved) Ghostwheel, the aforementioned FurryMUCK. All have been around for almost ten years!

We've got our communities. Where've you been?

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