What can I say, I like how you strive to keep us informed with the NEWS FLASHes. 
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wow @SGS is the real king(/queen not sure).
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With SGSās 412 Banhammer, who cares what gender? Run for the hills!
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What does this meanā¦ 
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Umm you havenāt seen the 412 Precondition Failed category?
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Ah okay.
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I now have an official reason to move to piped
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It was somebody in the early 80s predicting ( inadvertently ?) AI scripting bots!
That is, if you think of the templates like html css.
It may help to remember that late 70s and early 80s people were still using punched cards and magnetic tapes! So you could have a procedure on one tape or disc platter and data on another!
Apologies I donāt quite follow what AI scripting bots then somehow punch cards? have anything to do with readable code?
Is there any use of punch cards and magnetic tapes these days ? that you are thinking of it linked somehow to readable codes 
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I think he was just trying to convey some sarcasm or something ā¦
In Canada we use punch cards for selecting your numbers for playing the lottery. Or at least I think we still do. Iām not sure about that because I gave up paying my governmentās gulibility tax a long time ago. I did start my schooling on computers using punch cards, and let me tell you, it sucked royally.
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Punch cards were human-readable, anyway. My wifeās first job out of CS school was a punch card machine operator for Trailmobile, in central Illinois, punching in the programs the āprogrammersā wrote.
She got in trouble for correcting their shoddy code; seems their supervisors thought they wouldnāt learn anything if she repaired their bugs.
And if itās human-readableā¦machines (AI) will never become efficient. My wife had to intuit what the programmers intended.
And nobody will evar replace Womens Intuition. I dare 'em to try!
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Pov, gay men enter the chat: hold mah beer. 
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I love how women keep finding socks 
There is so much to love about women, but its the simple things that make me love them.
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Well, you are right
Alan Turing did not have such problems. He was an introverted man, but he could get along with people when needed. His failure to build a computer was mostly a byproduct of the kingdomās antiquated views and laws concerning homosexuality; computers were considered a security related technology, and the view in those days was that gay men would be prone to blackmail, hence the loss of his access to computing projects. It didnāt help that after he was found guilty, he was made to take estrogen pills to ācureā his condition, and among their side effects they reduced his mental acuity. We might excuse the British government of 1842 for pulling Babbageās funding given the projectās history, but not that of 1952 for drugging the countryās leading computer scientist and the hero of Bletchley Park, driving him to eventually take his own life.
Humans are ridiculous, they use to judge others by how they look or their external features .
And never likes to listen to something OOTB. 
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LOL. You were commenting on the old UNIX C++ workhorse and I merely suggested that the inexplicable nature of your observations are possibly (& partly) due to not seeing the situation from the perspective of C++ and its authors of 35 years ago. I.e., you are commenting on digital artifacts & relics born in a bygone era. Alas, my comments are also suffering the same fate, so they will find respite & leave you in peace!
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Yes. Iām a cannabis-consuming connoisseur!
Although I would argue there are less wasteful processes to achieve the desired effects. I can and do manufacture āediblesā in my own home. Basically, I use cured bud, ice, and 200-proof ethanol to extract hash oil, which can be further processed & consumed/smoked/dabbed. (Personal consumption-only.) 
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- 1 pack of Dr. Oetker brownie baking mix
- 100 ml cannabis oil
- 2 eggs
- 100 ml water
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That actually explains everything.
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The interesting thing is I only came to know about bhang being famous during Holi in many Indian villages just the day you made the post.
And you are an expert in Indian bhang business already from the Americas.
Even more, interesting I had heard about bhang before, but I then had forgotten about it until my friend told about day before yesterday. And I didnāt know it was cannabis until then. And then few hours later you are saying thisā¦
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What about a dumber version(me)
who assumed that cannabis is a kind of dry fruit 
Just got to know it is a kind of addictive substance after reading Broās post
LOL , @Bro you should come India and start the business of Bhang then, there arenāt any competitors so far 
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