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Oh my Dawkins (I'm Atheist, deal with it) (2014-04-21 05:57:35) :
dhok if you post that thing one more time, [i]no matter where[/i], I'm going to cut off your hands
also: that wasn't actually said by the late Mr. Sagan, whose good name is being slandered and besmirched
dhok if you post that thing one more time, [i]no matter where[/i], I'm going to cut off your hands
also: that wasn't actually said by the late Mr. Sagan, whose good name is being slandered and besmirched
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-04-21 05:59:08.
Bugs and missing features (2014-04-21 04:42:07) :
It would also be useful to have a way to mark things as read besides actually looking at a list of posts.
It would also be useful to have a way to mark things as read besides actually looking at a list of posts.
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-04-21 04:42:07.
Oh my Dawkins (I'm Atheist, deal with it) (2014-04-21 02:54:30) :
I am generally kindly disposed towards the late Mr. Sagan, but that quote is shit.
Why? Because the power of intelligence by itself to enlighten is relatively low; only a few things in the "enlightenment" category can be arrived at by sheer brunt cognitive effort. Rather, wisdom derives mainly from the combination of intelligent [i]observation[/i] with openness to receiving, evaluating, and incorporating the insights of others, whereas most people do not do as much observing and nowhere...
I am generally kindly disposed towards the late Mr. Sagan, but that quote is shit.
Why? Because the power of intelligence by itself to enlighten is relatively low; only a few things in the "enlightenment" category can be arrived at by sheer brunt cognitive effort. Rather, wisdom derives mainly from the combination of intelligent [i]observation[/i] with openness to receiving, evaluating, and incorporating the insights of others, whereas most people do not do as much observing and nowhere...
owned by Radius, last edited 2014-04-21 02:54:30.
Oh my Dawkins (I'm Atheist, deal with it) (2014-04-21 02:13:31) :
/facepalm
/facepalm
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-04-21 02:13:31.
Bugs and missing features (2014-04-21 02:04:24) :
On the fonts: YAY! I will test.
A minor feature that might be nice to have, suitable for your B-list of things to implement if they're easy enough and whenever you acquire a circular tooit:
On the forum overview page (?id=31), for each forum, an indicator of how long it has been since the latest post.
Why? Because the first-time visitor to any forum's biggest first question is always "is this place alive or dead?", and so I suggest making the answer as convenient for ...
On the fonts: YAY! I will test.
A minor feature that might be nice to have, suitable for your B-list of things to implement if they're easy enough and whenever you acquire a circular tooit:
On the forum overview page (?id=31), for each forum, an indicator of how long it has been since the latest post.
Why? Because the first-time visitor to any forum's biggest first question is always "is this place alive or dead?", and so I suggest making the answer as convenient for ...
owned by Radius, last edited 2014-04-21 02:04:55.
Maps (2014-04-21 00:32:20) :
Somewhere in the Norwegian Sea, east of Jan Mayen, based on a vague look at a map of Europe.
Somewhere in the Norwegian Sea, east of Jan Mayen, based on a vague look at a map of Europe.
owned by Matrix, last edited 2014-04-21 00:32:20.
Maps (2014-04-21 00:20:33) :
a number of hundreds of miles north of the Shetland Islands, out in the North Atlantic somewhere.
a number of hundreds of miles north of the Shetland Islands, out in the North Atlantic somewhere.
owned by Radius, last edited 2014-04-21 00:20:33.
Maps (2014-04-20 23:44:43) :
Personally, I'm about a hundred kilometres east of Hull, in the water. Yay! Any chance of colouration for the industries in the UK?
Personally, I'm about a hundred kilometres east of Hull, in the water. Yay! Any chance of colouration for the industries in the UK?
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-04-20 23:44:43.
Maps :
Some maps are useful.
This one lets you map post-industrial parts of Britain to post-industrial parts of America:
[image:http://i.imgur.com/cWLoyEb.jpg]
I dare you to find a more useful one!
(I live in Britain's equivalent to Richmond, Indiana. Where do *you* live?)
Some maps are useful.
This one lets you map post-industrial parts of Britain to post-industrial parts of America:
[image:http://i.imgur.com/cWLoyEb.jpg]
I dare you to find a more useful one!
(I live in Britain's equivalent to Richmond, Indiana. Where do *you* live?)
owned by Pthagnar, last edited 2014-04-20 22:50:47.
Marx articles tracker (2014-04-20 20:50:57) :
This is true, even Eddy is willing to die if The Left orders him to.
This is true, even Eddy is willing to die if The Left orders him to.
owned by Hurq, last edited 2014-04-20 20:50:57.
Oh my Dawkins (I'm Atheist, deal with it) (2014-04-20 20:06:25) :
[image:http://www.quickmeme.com/img/f3/f3d74335897d932c0d83b96ac79d2046cd9b18d8f140d86c29959c0ae8c4c802.jpg]
[image:http://www.quickmeme.com/img/f3/f3d74335897d932c0d83b96ac79d2046cd9b18d8f140d86c29959c0ae8c4c802.jpg]
owned by dhok, last edited 2014-04-20 20:06:25.
Marx articles tracker (2014-04-20 18:19:58) :
it is a communist duty to bring the blossoms of historical inevitability into full fruit. being killed is exactly what a commie *wants* you to do to them.
it is a communist duty to bring the blossoms of historical inevitability into full fruit. being killed is exactly what a commie *wants* you to do to them.
owned by Pthagnar, last edited 2014-04-20 18:19:58.
Marx articles tracker (2014-04-20 16:23:48) :
Why? It's messy. Plus death will eventually do it anyways. And they may well do some good along the way too!
Why? It's messy. Plus death will eventually do it anyways. And they may well do some good along the way too!
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-04-20 16:23:48.
Shapshiruckish :
A conlang:
[http://www.oligomath.co.uk/shap/shapshiruckish.html|http://www.oligomath.co.uk/shap/shapshiruckish.html]
Featuring:
* Roman numerals as consonants
* Ten noun classes
* Adjectives, big and little
* A sillily complex algebraic system set up for an immediate, disappointing payoff
* Delicate nocturnal shades and
* Macaroni
A conlang:
[http://www.oligomath.co.uk/shap/shapshiruckish.html|http://www.oligomath.co.uk/shap/shapshiruckish.html]
Featuring:
* Roman numerals as consonants
* Ten noun classes
* Adjectives, big and little
* A sillily complex algebraic system set up for an immediate, disappointing payoff
* Delicate nocturnal shades and
* Macaroni
owned by Pthagnar, last edited 2014-04-20 16:05:00.
Marx articles tracker (2014-04-20 15:52:12) :
kill commies
kill commies
owned by Pthagnar, last edited 2014-04-20 15:52:13.
Marx articles tracker :
After the financial panic triggered by Obama's election in 2007 swept the globe and made Marx "cool" again with some in the first world, a new genre of news and magazine articles formed, which I call the "Marx is still wrong" genre. The common traits of works in this genre are a faint tone of incredulity and bemusement, caricatures of Marx as a demagogue and secular messiah figure, caveats about the people involved not being Bolsheviks, and a fevered insistence that, while there is a real class ...
After the financial panic triggered by Obama's election in 2007 swept the globe and made Marx "cool" again with some in the first world, a new genre of news and magazine articles formed, which I call the "Marx is still wrong" genre. The common traits of works in this genre are a faint tone of incredulity and bemusement, caricatures of Marx as a demagogue and secular messiah figure, caveats about the people involved not being Bolsheviks, and a fevered insistence that, while there is a real class ...
owned by Hurq, last edited 2014-04-20 15:03:57.
Hanam, a mixed language (2014-04-20 04:01:42) :
1st: nal
2nd: nen
3rd: gil
Reflexive: sësso
Proximal: ikol
Non-proximal: ces
Interrogative (thing): hawe
Interrogative (person): nuyu
Since all the parent languages distinguish between three state of rice, so does this language!
rice (plant): yey
rice (husked): meye
rice (cooked): papi
Let's generate a word for "eat"... ah it's "meta"
Now... since both korean and japanese is SOV with case marker. I'll make this languag...
1st: nal
2nd: nen
3rd: gil
Reflexive: sësso
Proximal: ikol
Non-proximal: ces
Interrogative (thing): hawe
Interrogative (person): nuyu
Since all the parent languages distinguish between three state of rice, so does this language!
rice (plant): yey
rice (husked): meye
rice (cooked): papi
Let's generate a word for "eat"... ah it's "meta"
Now... since both korean and japanese is SOV with case marker. I'll make this languag...
owned by Yaali Annar, last edited 2014-04-20 04:25:12.
Hanam, a mixed language (2014-04-20 03:30:53) :
Anyway, let's back to the language. FIrst. to make it more cohesive. I should determine some sort of rules, namely phoneme and phonotactics.
For phoneme. The language will be roughly similar to middle Chinese. That means. it will have three series of stops, voiced, voiceless, aspirated.
The only fricative would be /s h/
The only liquid will be r-l which appears in variation simlar to korean, /r/ at the start of a syllable and /l/ at the end.
There will be six vowels /a e i o...
Anyway, let's back to the language. FIrst. to make it more cohesive. I should determine some sort of rules, namely phoneme and phonotactics.
For phoneme. The language will be roughly similar to middle Chinese. That means. it will have three series of stops, voiced, voiceless, aspirated.
The only fricative would be /s h/
The only liquid will be r-l which appears in variation simlar to korean, /r/ at the start of a syllable and /l/ at the end.
There will be six vowels /a e i o...
owned by Yaali Annar, last edited 2014-04-20 03:30:53.
Hanam, a mixed language (2014-04-20 03:21:32) :
After fixing the JS. Here's the result of the mixer. The last column is the one I chose to be a word in Hanam:
[code]
CAN1 CAN2 CHOS
itoi hana itoy
tut put tut
mis sei mis
sio ioi syo
ñuta itas nguta
iese muki muki
nanni irkop nanni
iera iate yera
kokiu kiuko kokyu
toie ieri toye
mono onom mono
tsënë titsë cënë...
After fixing the JS. Here's the result of the mixer. The last column is the one I chose to be a word in Hanam:
[code]
CAN1 CAN2 CHOS
itoi hana itoy
tut put tut
mis sei mis
sio ioi syo
ñuta itas nguta
iese muki muki
nanni irkop nanni
iera iate yera
kokiu kiuko kokyu
toie ieri toye
mono onom mono
tsënë titsë cënë...
owned by Yaali Annar, last edited 2014-04-20 03:21:32.
Hanam, a mixed language (2014-04-20 03:09:47) :
Okay, where was I again? Ah yes... the digraph list. Right, here is all the digraph generated in the first row:
["it","ha","pi","pt","hn","an","aa","po","io","ii","to","na","ti","ia","tt","ip","ih","ta","ai","at","th","tp","hi","in","ht","ah","ap","pa","tn","ni","oi","nt","hh","hp","pp","ph","ot","ao","oa","pn","nh","np","oh","ho","op","nn","no","on","oo"]
The length of the resulting mix is the average length of the parents rounded to the next integer. But for example, let;s ig...
Okay, where was I again? Ah yes... the digraph list. Right, here is all the digraph generated in the first row:
["it","ha","pi","pt","hn","an","aa","po","io","ii","to","na","ti","ia","tt","ip","ih","ta","ai","at","th","tp","hi","in","ht","ah","ap","pa","tn","ni","oi","nt","hh","hp","pp","ph","ot","ao","oa","pn","nh","np","oh","ho","op","nn","no","on","oo"]
The length of the resulting mix is the average length of the parents rounded to the next integer. But for example, let;s ig...
owned by Yaali Annar, last edited 2014-04-20 03:09:47.
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