This guy isn't posting anonymously, he's posting under a fake name, or impersonating another person. But definetly not anonymously - since his posts do have a name.
Just put it the code there with the right license, and referals to the previous work that you used as a base.
If your changes are significant enough, they will get ported to the mainstream version; or your version could become the mainstream one by its own merits.
1. On your personal wiki server, have a copy of each page of the wikipedia you want to apply modifications to, and add whatever you want on those.
2. Have a modified http proxy on the intranet that detects queries to the wikipedia about items that you have on the server and re-route them.
For example, let's say you want custom information on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socks. You copy it to http//yourintranetserver/wiki/Socks, and make your changes.
At the same time, the proxy needs to be intelligent enough to redirect back to the wikipedia page if your server doesn't have a page. Ideally the http redirect rules should be put automatically in place when a new page is added to yourintranetserver.
Bees also have "a sophisticated and elaborate social construct" (queens, workers, drones, etc) that "requires exacting communication to maintain" (like "there flowers to the east").
You may also want to suppose that they "have the corner on intelligence".
If this gets approved it will provoke "pythonesque" situations --
"Stop! Stop, will you?! Stop that! Stop it! Now, look! No one is to stone anyone until I blow this whistle! Do you understand?! Even, and I want to make this absolutely clear, even if they do say 'fuck'!"
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I'd recommend Greg Egan's "Axiomatic" and some other novels from him... they seem to cover what you are looking for.
The Iphone in particular, and smartphones in general, are getting more and more similar to tricorders - think augmented reality.
I consider your reply an improvement over your first post.
She could have written "I'm aware of the world outside my chosen field, capable of ignoring rules and aware of consequences".
Shorter and more to the point.
Not really - if you have something interesting to say, that is.
too verbose.
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yeah. and who pays for that?
I like.
Even if they often appear on the same shelves at your local supermarket, Fantasy and Science Fiction are unrelated genres.
You might as well consider teaching the children how to make strawberry jelly on that same class.
I expected more from the BBC guys.
This guy isn't posting anonymously, he's posting under a fake name, or impersonating another person. But definetly not anonymously - since his posts do have a name.
See reply to this comment as an example.
ha-ha!
sick of elves and barbarians, not wanting to enter EVE.
Or for more better example, 405GB to MB's?
Easy!
405GB = 1024 MB, 405 times.
Firefox, Safari, IE, etc
I consider Safari an underdog one too. And there's no "etc"
Scamming nigerian scammers by selling them voodoo. That is so great.
Just put it the code there with the right license, and referals to the previous work that you used as a base. If your changes are significant enough, they will get ported to the mainstream version; or your version could become the mainstream one by its own merits.
pictures, google maps link or i don't believe it exists.
The difference is that in Wolfram's case it would be the piano maker who is claiming copyright of the improvised song.
1. On your personal wiki server, have a copy of each page of the wikipedia you want to apply modifications to, and add whatever you want on those.
2. Have a modified http proxy on the intranet that detects queries to the wikipedia about items that you have on the server and re-route them.
For example, let's say you want custom information on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socks. You copy it to http//yourintranetserver/wiki/Socks, and make your changes.
Then, if someone from inside your network tries to get http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socks, they get yours instead.
At the same time, the proxy needs to be intelligent enough to redirect back to the wikipedia page if your server doesn't have a page. Ideally the http redirect rules should be put automatically in place when a new page is added to yourintranetserver.
You can at least learn how wrong people can be by studying creationism.
Bees also have "a sophisticated and elaborate social construct" (queens, workers, drones, etc) that "requires exacting communication to maintain" (like "there flowers to the east"). You may also want to suppose that they "have the corner on intelligence".
Who do you trust?
We would kill any other species capable of making complex machines. Cro-magnon was probably one of them.
Partially related: Linus Torvalds has recently switched from kde to gnome.
If this gets approved it will provoke "pythonesque" situations -- "Stop! Stop, will you?! Stop that! Stop it! Now, look! No one is to stone anyone until I blow this whistle! Do you understand?! Even, and I want to make this absolutely clear, even if they do say 'fuck'!"