For more fun with Johnnie Walker Blue, add one Rohit Khare, one Narita
airport, and 10,000 screaming Japanese...
> Bottle No. Y49416. half gone. sob :-( . But still half full. :-) !
Some people see the bottle as half empty.
Room sees the bottle as half full.
I see the bottle as twice as big as it should be.
> >In other words: there's an Orb-like thingie in just about everything,
> >supporting a queryable BO that can do meaningful things ?
> > -- Sandor Spruit
>
> >In other words, there's a HTTP server in every device with a processor
> >and a port which can use PEP and HTML to offer a meaningful, composable
> >interface to any other HTTP client?
> > -- Rohit Khare
>
> You do realize, of course, that the 2 quotes above say _exactly_ the
> same thing, provided you substitute the correct isomporhisms in
> 'Orb', 'BO', 'HTTP', 'HTML'?
Well, it's a conceptual leap of faith to say these two statements are
the same.
> "life outside of FoRK"
Redundant statement.
> > Given FoRK = f(FoG)
> > Then dist-obj = FoRR = f'(FoRK) = f'(f(FoG)) != FoG
> FoG, I take it, is Friends of God? I mean, who else would Rohit
> pattern himself off?
Nice guess, but FoG is Friends of Gordoni.
> As to FoAR, go ahead and set it up, I'll join!! I can always use more karma.
Trust me, FoAR would be WAAAY too dangerous to have. Forget I even
suggested it.
> Finally: crunchy da, ketchup nyet. My wife swears I taste better all
> slicked up in peanut oil, ... but I'm sure you really didn't want to
> know that.
Too... much... information... back in the penalty box with me!
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adam@cs.caltech.edu
Bart: I've made my bed, and now I've gotta weasel out of it.
Marge: I know you think the junior campers are square and uncool, but
they also do a lot of neat things, like sing-a-longs and flag
ceremonies.
Homer: Marge, don't discourage the boy. Weaseling out of things is
important to learn. It's what separates us from the animals.
Except the weasels, of course.