Domain: goat.cx
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mod doWn
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FAILZORS!
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yuo Fail it!
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bitc6H
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mod U4
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Re:Whose got the torrent?
right here
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you fail 17
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mod dow8
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frisT ps0t
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FucXk.
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Woot!? 74
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tac0
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EP!?
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dibock
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mod Down
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fri57 stop...
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^mod down
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firs7
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fail2or5!?
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bizNatch
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sh1t.
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mod DoWn
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Clemens Wasters' site runs aspx...
So, when the Slashdot effect dies down, please could somebody knowledgeable in MS SQL server put up a portrait of Clemens on his site?
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minus 3, troll)
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I'm back
I'm Dr. Goatse. As many of you have noticed, I took some deserved vacations. I'm back, and from now on I speak on behalf of Microsoft Corporation of America, a subsidiary of the GNAA. Should you want to contact me, please send e-mails to billg@microsoft.com (no spam please). Thanks for your cooperation. Have a nice day.
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MISSISSIPPI GHOSTSE
A professor at the University of Mississippi is giving a
lecture on the supernatural. To get a feel for his
audience, he asks: "How many people here believe in
ghostses?" About 90 students raise their hands.
"Well, that's a good start. Out of those of you who
believe in ghostses, do any of you think you've ever seen
a ghostse?" About 40 students raise their hands.
"That's really good. Has anyone here ever talked to a
ghostse?" 15 students raise their hands.
"That's great. Has anyone here ever touched a ghostse?" 3
students raise their hands.
"That's fantastic. But let me ask you one question
further... Have any of you ever made love to a ghostse?"
One student way in the back raises his hand.
The professor is astonished and says, "Son, in all the
years I've been giving this lecture, no one has ever
claimed to have slept with a ghostse. You've got to come
up here and tell us about your experience."
The redneck student replies with a nod and a grin, and
begins to make his way up to the podium. The professor
says, "Well, tell us what it's like to have sex with a
ghostse."
The student replies, "Ghostse?!? From ah-way back there ah
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Game development sucks ASS
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infOrmative shitshit
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Re:Goatse
Well, there's always GOAT.CX.
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Re:All I want is
its already avaliable - Fedora Core
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Gotse is back
I'm Dr. Goatse. As many of you have noticed, I took some deserved vacations. I'm back, and from now on I speak on behalf of Microsoft Corporation of America, a subsidiary of the GNAA. Should you want to contact me, please send e-mails to billg@microsoft.com (no spam please). Thanks ofr your cooperation. Have a nice day. -
Re:Conflicting Feelings
I just showed your daughter this. Have a nice day.
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Fuck.
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mod 3-own
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sponge
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mod dbown
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Re:Why aren't macs more popular?
So like, I'm looking at my slashdot one day and it's all like "-1" this and "+5 troll" that and I'm like WHAT THE FUCK?!?! So, like I talked to my friend bob and he syas I need to use Linux and I'm like OMFG! and ever since I made the switch, I feel like, I'm part of something that, like is like a a larger cummunity, OMFG!
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mod dowN
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trOll
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biznatCh
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Re:No its not wrong
Interesting, interesting. I had a recent dispute with a German website. I bought a ton of scheisse porn from them. When I received it in the mail, it was in fact not scheisse, rather it was endless loops of the goatse.cx flash video. I wonder if this "Fernabsatzgesetz" would apply to me?
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sgoat
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goat
http://goat.cx RIP goatse.cx
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Is Signal/Noise relative?
Can you say that something is redundant, or only redundant to you? Do we impose our cultural standards on others when we mod?
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Firebird? Is that the web browser?Click this! It's real funny!
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Re:MOD DOWN! NUMBERS ARE FOR GAY SEX HOTLINES!
Actually, I have them on speed dial. After looking at goatse.cx all day, it's nice to unwind to some faggot phone sex.
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Re:Hehe
Click here too this might work: http://shop.sco.com/
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Re:Awesome
Now I can give phone solicators the finger and they can even see it!
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You know...
some people don't have that problem.
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Perl6 is a mistakeI've been using perl pretty much constantly since the Pink Camel, and believe me, Perl 5 is an extremely good language for quick scripting things. That's what it was designed for. Sure, you can do big projects in it, but it's not exactly ideal. Recently I've started using Ruby as well, and I intend to move my department over to it instead of wasting time with Perl 6.
One of the goals of Perl 6 is to make non-trivial projects possible. That's good. The way it's being done is bad. Perl was once a lightweight, extremely flexible language. Now it's become a huge ugly monster. People wanted OO, so a nasty hack was bolted on top to allow some semblance of it. Now this nasty hack is being expanded. Sure, the code's different, but the basic form is the same. Kludge upon kludge upon kludge; I'd much rather have a nice, clean, pure language (and not one with loads of irritating whitespace thank you very much).
The same goes for the syntax. All the switching between $, @ and % is really irritating (ask a newbie how to get at the length of the keys array of a hash inside a hash, for example), and the changes proposed for 6 are just making this worse -- it seems that Larry, in his infinite wisdom, wants to prefix every data type with a different hard-to-type character. Perl was only designed for the three data types, and adding more is a mess.
Perl 6 is a complete rewrite, but it keeps all the mess which has accumulated over the previous versions. This is not good. Sure, my const int $var = 27; may look neat (in the same way that, say, Pascal does), but $var isn't entirely constant, or entirely an integer, it's just a hack which makes it sort of behave like one. The whole thing is an exercise in pseudo-computer science masturbation with little real purpose except to please the managers who dislike the one thing that makes Perl special.
On a similar note is regexes. I'm an avid fan of regular expressions simply because a nondeterministic finite automata is far more flexible than linear code. However, Larry must have been smoking that cheap $2 crack when he wrote this. Does he want Perl 6 to be flex or something?
I won't be going on to use 6. It's a nice idea, but it's completely unnecessary. It won't make large projects any easier to manage (the language is still, at heart, an almighty hack -- an impressive one, but still a hack). It won't make OO any cleaner. It won't make development any faster. To put it bluntly, Perl scripts will still look less beautiful than our friend Mr Goat.cx. I'd prefer to use a language which has always been pure synthesis of science and engineering, not some half-baked imposter.
Perl 6 will be nice, but I'm guessing it will be the end of Perl. It can't do what it wants to do whilst still being based upon a nasty mess. There are now other options, which provide all of Perl's power and none of the mess. Sorry, but *BSD^H^H^H^H Perl is dying. Larry is buggering it up the ass without lubricants, just like Shoeboy is doing to Larry's daughter.