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Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-10 17:00:04) :
Seriously, I saw a mounted ankylosaur skeleton whose proportions (minus tail) were almost perfect for an Okse: [i]Peloroplites cedrimontanus[/i]. Haven't checked if there's anything on it online, though.
Then I didn't realize my gas was low and had to walk a mile back to the gas station >.> The uphill part was the easier, though...I'll never believe those uphill both ways people again!
Seriously, I saw a mounted ankylosaur skeleton whose proportions (minus tail) were almost perfect for an Okse: [i]Peloroplites cedrimontanus[/i]. Haven't checked if there's anything on it online, though.
Then I didn't realize my gas was low and had to walk a mile back to the gas station >.> The uphill part was the easier, though...I'll never believe those uphill both ways people again!
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-04-10 17:00:04.
Copyright question (Little Prince) (2014-04-10 16:58:17) :
Give it time... in a century or two, perhaps, copylefted works will show their real value in providing windows onto history where others do not.
The history books may be written by the victors... but only with the source material they have access to!
Give it time... in a century or two, perhaps, copylefted works will show their real value in providing windows onto history where others do not.
The history books may be written by the victors... but only with the source material they have access to!
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-04-10 16:58:53.
Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-10 16:22:59) :
Just keep calm and carry on!*
[small][small][small]*more sophisticated than it sounds[/small][/small][/small]
Just keep calm and carry on!*
[small][small][small]*more sophisticated than it sounds[/small][/small][/small]
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-04-10 16:22:59.
Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-10 14:25:51) :
AAAHHH DINOSAURS
AAAHHH DINOSAUR BOOKS
AAAHHH [http://memory.rhetori.ca/?id=169|OKSE]
*drives away wiki wiki*
AAAHHH DINOSAURS
AAAHHH DINOSAUR BOOKS
AAAHHH [http://memory.rhetori.ca/?id=169|OKSE]
*drives away wiki wiki*
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-04-10 14:25:51.
Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-09 21:52:48) :
Bit of a trial by fire as far as driving a 3 ton truck...and dealing with road grades in one...and not having cruise control xD
Bit of a trial by fire as far as driving a 3 ton truck...and dealing with road grades in one...and not having cruise control xD
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-04-09 21:52:48.
Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-09 21:18:02) :
Nice to hear that you are having a good time with your trip!
Nice to hear that you are having a good time with your trip!
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-04-09 21:18:02.
Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-09 20:00:57) :
[box]Wow...I'd just crossed from the Jicarilla Apache reservation onto Navajo land...I crested a small hill (note that I'm 7000 ft up still) and saw a mountain range...capped with snow. I started crying. I hadn't realized quite how much I've missed seeing mountains...I'm incredibly happy right now :D[/box]
The above was written about 4 hours ago (2100 GMT, if I'm remembering MDT right), couldn't post it until just now.
[box]Wow...I'd just crossed from the Jicarilla Apache reservation onto Navajo land...I crested a small hill (note that I'm 7000 ft up still) and saw a mountain range...capped with snow. I started crying. I hadn't realized quite how much I've missed seeing mountains...I'm incredibly happy right now :D[/box]
The above was written about 4 hours ago (2100 GMT, if I'm remembering MDT right), couldn't post it until just now.
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-04-09 20:00:57.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-04-09 18:21:35) :
[b]Sita lińa mana gieradewå sita seila pedepa?[/b]
[g any]sita[/g] [g here]liɲa[/g] [g person.NOM-]ma[/g][g NOM.SG]na[/g] [g talk-]ɣiə̯[/g][g able_to-]ra[/g][g NOM.3SG.A-]ðɛ[/g][g SUBJ]wɒ[/g] [g any]sita[/g] [g thing.NOM-]sɛi̯[/g][g GEN.SG-]l[/g][g NOM.SG]a[/g] [g exist-]pɛ[/g][g NOM.3SG.A=]ðɛ[/g][g INT]pa[/g]
Is there anything anyone here could talk about?
[b]Sita lińa mana gieradewå sita seila pedepa?[/b]
[g any]sita[/g] [g here]liɲa[/g] [g person.NOM-]ma[/g][g NOM.SG]na[/g] [g talk-]ɣiə̯[/g][g able_to-]ra[/g][g NOM.3SG.A-]ðɛ[/g][g SUBJ]wɒ[/g] [g any]sita[/g] [g thing.NOM-]sɛi̯[/g][g GEN.SG-]l[/g][g NOM.SG]a[/g] [g exist-]pɛ[/g][g NOM.3SG.A=]ðɛ[/g][g INT]pa[/g]
Is there anything anyone here could talk about?
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-04-09 18:21:35.
Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-09 15:08:49) :
Who knows?
I'm writing this post from [http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuba_New_Mexico|Cuba], which is about as sunny as I expected, but a lot drier...
Yesterday I almost found myself going to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth,_Texas|Earth], but it was 8-10 miles away from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudan,_Texas|Sudan], too far off my route to go with the lumbering behemoth I'm driving.
Eleven or twelve baker's dozen worth of miles or so later, I found myself past Clovis, New Mexi...
Who knows?
I'm writing this post from [http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuba_New_Mexico|Cuba], which is about as sunny as I expected, but a lot drier...
Yesterday I almost found myself going to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth,_Texas|Earth], but it was 8-10 miles away from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudan,_Texas|Sudan], too far off my route to go with the lumbering behemoth I'm driving.
Eleven or twelve baker's dozen worth of miles or so later, I found myself past Clovis, New Mexi...
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-04-09 15:08:49.
Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-09 14:45:30) :
Justiceburg sounds pretty show-stoppingly follysome. Also, generic remark about Albuquerque and Breaking Bad.
Justiceburg sounds pretty show-stoppingly follysome. Also, generic remark about Albuquerque and Breaking Bad.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-04-09 14:45:30.
Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-09 11:38:24) :
the interior monologue was one of the great new techniques in literature of the early 20th century
perhaps the interior travelogue could be the innovation of this century???
the interior monologue was one of the great new techniques in literature of the early 20th century
perhaps the interior travelogue could be the innovation of this century???
owned by Pthagnar, last edited 2014-04-09 11:38:24.
Ness's Travelogue :
Just a gathering of things I've seen and feel worthy of note. If you don't like my choices, don't read them ^__^
First up, I found Eden ( http://www.edentexas.com/ , apparently I can't type pipes properly :/ ). It's a dump. And I only saw animals outside of its boundaries, so I think something's up.
A couple hours later, I drove by the FORT JUSTICE RANCH. I thought this was just one person's folly until I passed through the town of Justiceburg a minute or two later.
A nap and a ...
Just a gathering of things I've seen and feel worthy of note. If you don't like my choices, don't read them ^__^
First up, I found Eden ( http://www.edentexas.com/ , apparently I can't type pipes properly :/ ). It's a dump. And I only saw animals outside of its boundaries, so I think something's up.
A couple hours later, I drove by the FORT JUSTICE RANCH. I thought this was just one person's folly until I passed through the town of Justiceburg a minute or two later.
A nap and a ...
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-04-08 15:08:53.
*advocates the exaltation of the dangerous bversive :
*advocates the exaltation of the dangerous subversive Copyleft*
*advocates the exaltation of the dangerous subversive Copyleft*
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-04-08 09:29:07.
For the record … :
[quote]<Rhetorica> except
<Rhetorica> http://thelittleprince.com/
<Rhetorica> there is an Estate
<Rhetorica> with an Agenda
<guitarplayer> welp
<guitarplayer> in that case
<guitarplayer> i will keep this to myself and not publish
<Rhetorica> it is not that i want to shut you down
<Rhetorica> it is that a web-aware estate is an ugly thing
<Rhetorica> with many rows of teeth
<Rhetorica> and it...
[quote]<Rhetorica> except
<Rhetorica> http://thelittleprince.com/
<Rhetorica> there is an Estate
<Rhetorica> with an Agenda
<guitarplayer> welp
<guitarplayer> in that case
<guitarplayer> i will keep this to myself and not publish
<Rhetorica> it is not that i want to shut you down
<Rhetorica> it is that a web-aware estate is an ugly thing
<Rhetorica> with many rows of teeth
<Rhetorica> and it...
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-04-07 13:39:29.
Copyright question (Little Prince) (2014-04-07 12:03:07) :
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Little_Prince#Extension_of_copyrights_in_France|Long story short: the author died during WW2, so no.] An extra 30 years applies to the original French copyright. (Also, it was in July, so even then, you'd have to wait a few months.)
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Little_Prince#Extension_of_copyrights_in_France|Long story short: the author died during WW2, so no.] An extra 30 years applies to the original French copyright. (Also, it was in July, so even then, you'd have to wait a few months.)
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-04-07 12:03:07.
Copyright question (Little Prince) :
De Saint-Exupéry's [i]Le petit prince[/i] should be out of copyright in Germany this year (author's death + 70 years: 1944 + 70 = 2014). I am currently working on translating the first few chapters of it into my conlang, and the illustrations of course go closely hand-in-hand with the text. Can I legally scan the respective illustrations from the book, or is that potentially Problematic?
De Saint-Exupéry's [i]Le petit prince[/i] should be out of copyright in Germany this year (author's death + 70 years: 1944 + 70 = 2014). I am currently working on translating the first few chapters of it into my conlang, and the illustrations of course go closely hand-in-hand with the text. Can I legally scan the respective illustrations from the book, or is that potentially Problematic?
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-04-07 11:19:07.
Meet the Peseneyi (2014-04-07 01:34:46) :
[quote Pthagnar]how come they don't fall into a death spiral when they fuck the robot waifus? is it because some physiological component is missing, [like it involves genetic interchange], or is it psychological [and so surely this means some desire is not being met by the waifu??].[/quote]
It's physiological. They're hermaphrodites with a symmetric mating process, resulting in both parents carrying young; this transition is what starts the fast-track death clock.
[quote]also ...
[quote Pthagnar]how come they don't fall into a death spiral when they fuck the robot waifus? is it because some physiological component is missing, [like it involves genetic interchange], or is it psychological [and so surely this means some desire is not being met by the waifu??].[/quote]
It's physiological. They're hermaphrodites with a symmetric mating process, resulting in both parents carrying young; this transition is what starts the fast-track death clock.
[quote]also ...
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-04-07 01:34:46.
Meet the Peseneyi (2014-04-06 17:44:39) :
how come they don't fall into a death spiral when they fuck the robot waifus? is it because some physiological component is missing, [like it involves genetic interchange], or is it psychological [and so surely this means some desire is not being met by the waifu??]. also how come they never hit on /in vitro/ solutions to the u-fuck-u-die problem? [also in your above blurb you talk about the imprinting in basically *sexual* terms, whereas in the link it sounds more like *language* -- how m...
how come they don't fall into a death spiral when they fuck the robot waifus? is it because some physiological component is missing, [like it involves genetic interchange], or is it psychological [and so surely this means some desire is not being met by the waifu??]. also how come they never hit on /in vitro/ solutions to the u-fuck-u-die problem? [also in your above blurb you talk about the imprinting in basically *sexual* terms, whereas in the link it sounds more like *language* -- how m...
owned by Pthagnar, last edited 2014-04-06 17:44:39.
Meet the Peseneyi (2014-04-05 23:21:05) :
The idea so far is that all nouns will be phenomena—a person is merely a gerund of an existence verb that also constitutes their name. The main attraction will be inventing mappings between verbal features and noun features—e.g. specificity might be equivalent a gnomic aspect, and a dead person might be described as having perfective or perfect aspect, or even past-tense. I think there's a lot of potential for expressing some very unique epistemology through the development of such a mapping....
The idea so far is that all nouns will be phenomena—a person is merely a gerund of an existence verb that also constitutes their name. The main attraction will be inventing mappings between verbal features and noun features—e.g. specificity might be equivalent a gnomic aspect, and a dead person might be described as having perfective or perfect aspect, or even past-tense. I think there's a lot of potential for expressing some very unique epistemology through the development of such a mapping....
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-04-05 23:21:05.
Speak in Your Premodern Conlang Thread (2014-04-05 18:45:03) :
[b]Sita mana wopedepa?[/b]
[g any]sita[/g] [g person.NOM-]ma[/g][g NOM.SG]na[/g] [g here-]wɔ[/g][g exist-]pɛ[/g][g NOM.3SG.A=]ðɛ[/g][g INT]pa[/g]
Is anyone here?
[b]Sita mana wopedepa?[/b]
[g any]sita[/g] [g person.NOM-]ma[/g][g NOM.SG]na[/g] [g here-]wɔ[/g][g exist-]pɛ[/g][g NOM.3SG.A=]ðɛ[/g][g INT]pa[/g]
Is anyone here?
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-04-05 18:45:03.
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