I wonder if there's something wrong with our DNS server, because it always freezes on the "looking up" stage. I don't like his playstyle that much, but it's cool to The internet is messed up. As far as I know, he's been beaten only by Adeon with 28? ascensions in a row. He is quite well-known for running a streak of 23 consecutive ascensions.
#Freeciv jewish bias archive
Kopf, commenting on a school auditorium just before a concert "The door opens! It summons insects!"Īp Downloaded an archive of mrivan's NetHack ttyrecs. I have random thoughts I want to "In this auditorium, the acoustics are really bad, so that little 'p' means 'project.'" -Mr. Octo This is the random thoughts document. It's not incredibly pretty, but I've been reading it more or less this way for 11 years and it's quite functional! This page is formatted in your browser using vim's ':TOhtml' command and a little bit of Python magic. If you encounter an idea in here, you can safely assume that I find it interesting (or did at the time I originally recorded it), but not that it perfectly aligns with my opinions. I don't save only things that I agree with. If I've published something you don't think should be public, please email and I'll look at taking it out. I try to be conservative about what I make public, particularly when it involves quoting people who aren't public figures, so as not to risk landing unflattering information on anybody's Google search results, but in a 500,000-word document I'd be surprised if I haven't misclassified an entry or two. You may notice that the numbers are not in neat sequence - that's because those missing entries are not for public consumption. If you don't jump there, sorry, that entry isn't public (see below).
If you found a reference to an individual entry in here somewhere else, which in my writings typically looks something like "RT 5995", you can type '#5995' as an anchor at the end of the URL to jump there. You may wish to read this page from bottom to top - that way, you'll start with the items that are most relevant in today's context.
I've been writing in Random Thoughts since October 2009, when I was a freshman in high school.
#Freeciv jewish bias software
I'm Soren Bjornstad, a software developer, tech thinker, writer, and information systems designer. You can read more about Random Thoughts in my Zettelkasten. It's similar to the old idea of a commonplace book. Random Thoughts – Soren is the public portion of *Random Thoughts*, a giant text file of quotations, stories, mini-essays, and anything else that was on my mind that I didn't have a good place to put.
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