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4 The Gopher Times |
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6 ____________________________________________________________ |
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8 Opus 1 - Gopher news and more - Nov. 2021 |
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9 ____________________________________________________________ |
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13 A Newspaper for Gopher josuah |
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14 ____________________________________________________________ |
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16 Starting from today, The Gopher Times is going to be |
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17 published. How can a paper-oriented journal make |
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18 sense in this hypermedia [1] era? |
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20 Rather than a continuous feed of upmost shocking |
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21 headlines, The Gopher Times publishes news you can |
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22 read without a cookiewall or paywall. |
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24 Paper newspapers go through a long chain: reporters, |
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25 photographers, redactors, editors, columnists, layout |
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26 artists, typesetters, printers, carriers and other |
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27 supportive technicians... and are sold for a quarter. |
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28 |
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29 The web considerably shackled the landscape: the high |
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30 speed of computers made real-time text news a reality, |
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31 where time from Trump's tweet announcements to |
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32 publication is below a few hours. |
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33 |
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34 This journal diverts the present norm by 90° by using |
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35 troff(1) as its foundation: a typesetter producing |
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36 static documents ready to be printed. |
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37 |
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38 A new markdown to troff converter [2] as well as an |
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39 entire custom macro set mw [3] are built to fit |
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40 screens of all shapes, and build-up the sensibility of |
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41 an actual journal. |
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42 ____________________ |
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43 [1] |
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44 term used by Roy Fielding (Apache httpd) |
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45 [2] |
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46 git://git.z0.is/notmarkdown |
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47 [3] |
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48 git://bitreich.org/tgtimes |
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51 |
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52 This month in Nixers Book Club nixers |
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53 ____________________________________________________________ |
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54 |
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55 There are a lot of books in a library, and it is the |
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56 role of teachers to build up a sequence of books to |
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57 learn a topic. This Nixers.net forum thread follows |
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58 the path of Operating System and UNIX working and |
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59 design. |
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60 |
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61 The UNIX Programming Environment: from shell scripting |
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62 to C programming with UNIX system calls by Kernighan |
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63 himself. |
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64 |
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65 https://nixers.net/showthread.php?tid=2390 |
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66 |
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67 The UNIX-HATERS Handbook: A semi-humorous edited |
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68 compilation of messages to the UNIX-HATERS mailing |
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69 list. |
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71 https://nixers.net/showthread.php?tid=2417 |
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72 |
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73 The Art of Unix Programming: by Eric S. Raymond, |
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74 history and culture of Unix programming |
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76 https://nixers.net/showthread.php?tid=2466 |
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77 |
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78 Computer Science from the Bottom Up: a shop class for |
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79 computer science: where do you go to learn what is |
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80 under the hood? |
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81 |
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82 https://nixers.net/showthread.php?tid=2508 |
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83 |
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86 The good old web nixers |
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87 ____________________________________________________________ |
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88 |
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89 That thread in the Nixers.net forum proposes to |
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90 recognize a website given a small screenshot. |
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92 Hackers sometimes build webpages for a software |
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93 project, a community, even an error page, which never |
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94 ever changed. Website appearance sometimes enter deep |
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95 into our memories. |
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96 |
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97 We remember places we lived in, faces of people we |
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98 met... but also how web pages look? Are web pages |
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99 like places we frequently visit? You might be |
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100 surprised: |
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101 |
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102 https://nixers.net/Thread-Web-Tag |
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104 |
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105 |
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106 Analgram Authentication 20h |
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107 ____________________________________________________________ |
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108 |
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109 As you know, bitreich is always ahead of time and |
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110 in introducing new technology. We now offer members |
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111 the authentication to all services via |
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112 |
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113 gopher://bitreich.org/I/memecache/bitreich-2fa.jpg |
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114 |
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115 Via your analprint scan you are distinguished from |
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116 all other humans. No other human has such an analprint |
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117 as you have. You are special. |
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118 |
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119 In case you want to authenticate, come on #bitreich- |
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120 anal on IRC and send the picture of your analprint. We |
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121 call this the analgram authentication. It is secure, |
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122 cannot be easily copied and the biometric feature |
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123 is hidden for most of your life. No simple photo can |
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124 steal this credential. |
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125 |
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126 Current work is done to make this a standard for all |
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127 U.S. and EU funded projects and contracts. Hopefully |
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128 the future is anal-gram! |
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129 |
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130 Sincerely yours, Chief Backwater Officer (CRO) |
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133 |
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134 BAN Party on 2021-10-03 20h |
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135 ____________________________________________________________ |
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137 This Sunday, on 2021-10-03, at 13:00 UTC, we will |
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138 have another BAN party, to play the new Supertuxkart |
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139 release. There are new tracks, new drivers and more |
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140 fun. For this BAN party we set a new time at 1pm, so |
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141 friends from America and Australia can join in at a |
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142 natural time. |
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143 |
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144 Sincerely yours, Main Gaming Officer (MGO) |
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145 |
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146 |
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147 |
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148 BAN Party Results 20h |
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149 ____________________________________________________________ |
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150 |
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151 Today we had a two part BAN party. The first onw |
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152 was teeworlds, since this was easily running and |
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153 through a community effort openra in the newest |
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154 appimage got setup in some virtualbox debianesque |
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155 setup on FreeBSD. It really ran. And so in a |
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156 combined effort of Dutch Australian and German armies, |
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157 we defeated the enemies using all kind of weaponry, |
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158 from naval to aircraft units. Long live Bitreich! |
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159 |
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160 Yes, it was very much fun. |
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161 |
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162 Next time with more players we can play even bigger |
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163 maps. Everyone is invited! |
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164 |
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165 Sincerely yours, Chief Gaming Officer (CGO) |
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166 |
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167 |
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168 |
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169 Other newspaper projects josuah |
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170 ____________________________________________________________ |
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172 OpenBSD Webzine: As a complement to undeadly.org, the |
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173 OpenBSD Webzine provides a condensed summary of what |
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174 is new on OpenBSD. |
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175 |
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176 https://webzine.puffy.cafe/ |
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177 |
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178 The Webpage: Aggregation of multiple RSS feeds, |
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179 rendered server-side into a paper newspaper looking |
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180 page. Similarly to The Gopher Times, the layout of |
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181 the document published is static. |
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182 |
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183 https://webzine.puffy.cafe/ |
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184 |
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185 Low-Tech Magazine: This magazine published a |
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186 simplistic version for its solar-powered server, |
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187 with dithered images and other techniques to save |
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188 bandwidth and reducing the workload server-side. |
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189 |
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190 https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com |
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193 |
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194 10k Meme BAN party on 2021-10-31 20h |
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195 ____________________________________________________________ |
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196 |
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197 The Bitreich Meme database is approaching 10k memes. |
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198 To celebrate this, we will hold a BAN party on |
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199 2021-10-31 on 11:00 GMT (12:00 CET). The time is |
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200 adapted so bitreich people from America and |
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201 Australia can join in at the same time. |
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202 |
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203 Games we will play: |
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204 |
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205 • OpenRA Dune2k, CNC and RA Be sure to have a current |
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206 version due to multiplayer protocol changes. |
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207 |
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208 • Teeworlds |
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209 |
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210 • SuperTuxKart on extreme level Be sure to run the |
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211 newest version because of new race tracks and |
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212 characters. |
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213 |
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214 • Armagetronad |
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215 |
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216 • Wireguard |
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217 |
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218 • Whatever game you like to play. |
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219 |
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220 Everyone is welcome. We will be using a mumble server |
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221 for instant audio talk, where the details are |
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222 revealed on #bitreich-en on BAN party day. Please |
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223 join there to get further details. |
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224 |
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225 Sincerely yours, Chief BAN Officer (CBO) |
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226 |
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227 |
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228 |
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229 World of Animals 0x1bi |
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230 ____________________________________________________________ |
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231 |
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232 Back in the nineties when Windowds 3.1 was still very |
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233 much a thing, my old man, while doing his post |
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234 graduated studies, found this story on some Russian |
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235 usenet group, saved it, printed it out, posted it in |
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236 his office. |
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237 |
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238 Years later he made the mistake of giving me the |
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239 internet. And I found the same story, now on the world |
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240 wide web. |
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241 |
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242 I've taken the time to translate the story from |
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243 Russian to English such that everyone can enjoy the |
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244 gifts of Russian usenet koans. |
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246 Enjoy responsibly. |
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247 |
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248 >> Медведь был безобpазным, косолапым и гpязным |
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249 животным. Однако добpее его не было никого во всем |
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250 лесy. Hо звеpи замечали только его внешность, на что |
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251 Медведь жyтко обижался, ловил их и жестоко избивал |
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252 ногами. Поэтомy звеpи его не любили. Хотя он был |
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253 очень добpым. И веселым. Он любил задоpные шyтки. За |
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254 эти шyтки звеpи его скоpо жyтко возненавидели и били. |
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255 Да, тpyдно быть на свете добpым и веселым. |
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256 |
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257 The bear was a filthy, clumsy, and dirty animal. |
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258 However, no one was as loving as he was in the whole |
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259 forest. But the animals only saw his exterior, to |
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260 which the bear became upset, caught them, and brutaly |
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261 beat them with his legs. Even though he was very |
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262 loving. And happy. He loved practical jokes. For these |
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263 jokes the animals started to hate the bear and beat |
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264 him. Yes, it;s hard to be loving and happy. |
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265 |
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266 >> Волк был тоже безобpазным и гpязным. И еще он был |
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267 очень злым и жестоким. Hо звеpи не испытывали к немy |
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268 ненависти и не били. Потомy, что Волк yмеp еще в |
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269 pаннем детстве. Потомy, что Медведь pодился pаньше |
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270 Волка. Да, хоpошо, когда Добpо побеждает Зло. |
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272 The wolf was also filthy and dirty. He was also very |
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273 evil and cruel. But the animals din't hate him and |
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274 didn't beat him. Because the wolf died early in his |
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275 childhood. Because the bear was born before the wolf. |
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276 Yes, it's good when good triumphs over evil. |
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277 |
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278 >> Заяц тоже был злым и жестоким. И гpязным. И еще он |
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279 был тpyсливым. Гадостей Заяц никомy никогда не делал. |
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280 Потомy, что боялся. Hо его все pавно сильно били. |
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281 Потомy, что Зло всегда должно быть наказано. |
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282 |
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283 The rabbit was also evil and cruel. And dirty. He was |
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284 also a coward. The rabbit never commited any evil as |
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285 he was scared. But he was still beaten. Because evil |
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286 must be punished. |
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287 |
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288 >> И Дятел тоже был злым и жестоким. Он не бил звеpей, |
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289 потомy, что y него не было pyк. Поэтомy, он вымещал |
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290 свою злость на деpевьях. Его не били. Потомy, что не |
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291 могли дотянyться. Однажды его пpидавило насмеpть |
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292 yпавшее деpево. Поговаpивали, что оно отомстило. |
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293 После этого звеpи целый месяц боялись мочиться на |
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294 деpевья. Они мочились на Зайца. Заяц пpостyдился и |
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295 yмеp. Всем было ясно, что во всем был виноват Дятел. |
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296 Hо его не тpонyли. Посколькy не смогли выковыpять |
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297 из-под yпавшего деpева. Да, Зло иногда остается |
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298 безнаказанным. |
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299 |
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300 The woodpecker was also evil and cruel. He didn't beat |
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301 animals, as he didn't have any arms. So he took his |
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302 anger out on trees. He was not beaten, as no one could |
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303 reach him. One day a tree crushed him to death. The |
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304 animals said it took revenge. After that, then animals |
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305 were afraid of pissing on trees for a month. Instead |
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306 they pissed on the rabbit. The rabbit got a cold and |
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307 died. Everyone knew that the woodpecker was at fault. |
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308 But he wasn't beaten, as no one could get him out from |
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309 the fallen tree. Yes, sometimes evil remains |
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310 unpunished. |
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311 |
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312 >> Кpот был маленьким и слепым. Он не был злым. Он |
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313 пpосто хоpошо делал свое дело. Это он подъел деpево, |
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314 котоpое yпало на дятла. Об этом никто не yзнал, и |
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315 поэтомy его не избили. Его вообще били pедко. Чаще |
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316 пyгали. Hо его было очень тpyдно испyгать, потомy что |
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317 он был слепой и не видел, что его пyгают. Когда не |
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318 yдавалось испyгать Кpота, звеpи очень огоpчались. И |
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319 били Медведя. Потомy, что им было очень обидно. |
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320 Однажды Медведь тоже захотел испyгать Кpота. Hо Кpот |
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321 не испyгался. Потомy, что Медведь его yбил. |
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322 Hечаянно. Пpосто Медведь был очень неyклюжим. И |
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323 звеpи его очень сильно избили. Даже, несмотpя на то, |
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324 что Медведь сказал, что пошyтил. Плохо, когда твои |
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325 шyтки никто не понимает. |
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326 |
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327 The mole was small and blind. He was not evil. He just |
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328 did his job really well. It was he who dug under the |
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329 tree which fell on the woodpecker. No one knew about |
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330 his digging and he was not beaten. He was rarely |
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331 beaten. More often scared. But it was really hard to |
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332 scare him as he was blind, and didn't see that he was |
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333 being scared. When the animals were unable to scare |
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334 the mole they became very upset. And beat the bear. |
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335 One day the bear decided to sacre the mole. But he |
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336 didn't scare the mole. Because he killed him. |
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337 Accidentally. As he was very clumsy. And the animals |
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338 brutally beat him for killing the mole, even though |
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339 the bear said it was a prank. It's unfortunate when no |
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340 one understands your pranks. |
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341 |
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342 >> Лиса была очень хитpой. Она могла запpосто |
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343 обхитpить кого yгодно. Когда ей это yдавалось, то ее |
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344 не били. Hо иногда ей не везло. И ее били. Били всем |
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345 лесом. И она yже не могла кого-нибyдь обхитpить. |
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346 Потомy, что очень тpyдно го-нибyдь обхитpить, когда |
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347 тебя бьют. Однажды ее избили до смеpти. Да, жилда |
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348 всегда на пpавдy выйдет. |
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349 |
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350 The fox was very cunning. She could easily outsmart |
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351 anyone. When she could outsmart someone, she was not |
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352 beaten. But when she coudln't, she was beaten. Hard. |
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353 And at that point she couldn't outsmart anyone, as |
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354 it's hard to outsmart someone when you're being |
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355 beaten. One day she was beaten to death. Yes, truth |
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356 will always come to light. |
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358 >> Кабан был большой, сильный и стpашный. Его все |
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359 очень боялись. И поэтомy его били только всем лесом. |
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360 Или пpосто кидали в него камнями. Кабан этого очень |
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361 не любил. И однажды ночью он спpятал все камни в |
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362 лесy. За это его очень сильно избили. Больше Кабан |
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363 никогда не пpятал камни. Воистинy говоpят - вpемя |
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364 собиpать камни и вpемя их не тpогать никогда. |
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366 The boar was big, strong, and scary. Everyone was |
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367 scared of him. That is why he was always beaten with |
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368 the whole forest. Or simply stoned him. The boar |
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369 didn't like that. One day he hid all of the stones in |
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370 the forest. For the he was beaten really hard. After |
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371 that, the boar never hid stones. And so they say, |
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372 there is time to collect stones, and time to not touch |
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373 them. |
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375 >> Козел не был ни злым, ни добpым. Он был пpосто |
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376 Козел. н часто козлил. И его боялись бить. И он |
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377 своим козловством всех достал. И тогда его избили до |
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378 смеpти. Потомy, что иначе он бы yмеp от стаpости. |
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379 Когда-нибyдь. Когда Козел yмеp, Медведь сильно |
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380 плакал. Потомy, что он в тайне любил Козла. Да, |
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381 любовь зла, полюбишь и Козла. |
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383 The goat was neither good nor evil. He was a goat. He |
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384 often goated. And the animals were scared of beating |
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385 him. With his goatness he got on everyones nerves. And |
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386 he was beaten to death, because otherwise he would |
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387 have died of old age. Someday. After the goat died, |
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388 the bear cried, because he secretly loved the goat. |
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389 Yes, love is a cruel mistress. |
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391 >> Ежик был маленький и колючий. Он кололся. Он не был |
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392 злым, он кололся по своей пpиpоде. Из-за этого его |
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393 били только в живот. Ежик этого не любил и стал |
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394 бpиться наголо. И тогда его стали бить как всех. Да, |
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395 очень тpyдно быть не таким как все. |
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397 The hedgehog was small and prickly. He wasn't evil, he |
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398 was prickly by his own nature. For that he was beaten |
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399 exclusively in the stomach. And so the hedgehog |
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400 started shaving bald. And he was beaten like everyone |
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401 else. Yes, it's hard to be not like everyone else. |
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403 >> Скyнс был почти таким, как Заяц. Hо только очень |
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404 нючим. Он плохо пахнyл. Его били только в |
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405 полиэтиленовом пакете. Тогда запах был не такой |
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406 сильный. Однажды y Скyнса был день pождения. Он |
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407 пpигласил всех звеpей, потомy, что был жадным и любил |
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408 подаpки. И звеpи подаpили емy новый полиэтиленовый |
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409 пакет. И сильно избили до потеpи сознания. И Скyнс |
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410 задохнyлся в пакете. Так его и похоpонили. В пакете. |
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411 В очень Дальнем Лесy. Потомy, что меpтвый Скyнс вонял |
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412 еще сильнее. Потом пpишли жители Очень Дальнего Леса |
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413 и в сех сильно избили. Им не понpавился запах |
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414 меpтвого Скyнса. Да, с соседями надо жить в миpе. |
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416 The skunk was very much like rabbit. But very smelly. |
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417 He was beaten only inside a plastic bag, because then |
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418 the smell wasn't as bad. One day the skunk had a |
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419 birthday party, and he invited all of the animals as |
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420 he was greedy and he loved presents. The animals got |
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421 him a new plastig bag. And then proceeded to beat him |
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422 until loss of consciousness. The skunk then suffocated |
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423 inside the bag. That is how he was buried. In the |
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424 plastic bag. In the very far away forest, as a dead |
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425 skunk smelt worse than a living skunk. Then the |
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426 animals from the very far away forest came and beat |
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427 everyone hard. They didn't like the smell of the dead |
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428 skunk. Yes, you must love your neighbour. |
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430 >> Хомяк был тоже очень жадным. И богатым. Если бы он |
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431 делился своим богатством, его бы били не так сильно. |
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432 Hо он был очень жадным. За это его били сильно. И емy |
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433 все pавно пpиходилось делиться. И он гоpько плакал. |
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434 Да, богатые тоже плачyт. |
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436 The hasmter was also very greedy. And rich. If he |
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437 shared his riches he woudn't be beaten as hard. But he |
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438 was greedy. And he was beaten hard. And he still had |
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439 to share his riches. For that he cried. Yes, even rich |
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440 people cry. |
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441 |
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442 >> Лев был цаpь звеpей. Он пpавил лесом. Цаpей бить не |
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443 положено. Это закон. Hо звеpи давно забили на закон. |
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444 Звеpи били и льва. Hи за что. Потомy, что так yж |
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445 здесь повелось. |
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447 The lion was king. He ruled the forest. You're not |
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448 supposed to beat kings. Such is the law. But the |
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449 animals gave a fuck about the law. They beat the lion. |
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450 Why? That's just how things go in forest. |
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451 |
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452 >> Моpаль: А зоpи здесь тихие... |
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454 Moral: Sunrises here are quiet... |
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458 Publishing in The Gopher Times you |
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459 ____________________________________________________________ |
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463 Gopher or not, reach us on IRC with an article in any |
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464 format, we will handle the rest. |
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466 ircs://irc.bitreich.org/#bitreich-en |
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