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+------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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+ No. 1 The Gopher Times 2021-02-15 |
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+------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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+ |
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+ ∙ The first edition of The Gopher Times |
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+ ∙ Bitreich TV improvements |
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+ ∙ World of Animals |
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+ |
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+ |
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+The first edition of The Gopher Times josuah |
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+------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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+ Starting from today, The Gopher Times is going to be published. |
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+ The entire journal is itself much of an experiment: How can a |
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+ paper-oriented journal make sense in this hypermedia era? %here% |
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+ |
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+ Blogs, like, pokes, tweets, messages, smart, buzz, feed, channel, |
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+ subscribe, post, cookie, paywall, analytic, trend, video, |
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+ downtime, live, notification, connected, streaming, event, fake |
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+ news. |
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+ |
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+ We know a lot more about the five last minutes than five last |
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+ years. Rather than a continuous feed of upmost shocking |
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+ headlines, The Gopher Times publishes, one opus at a time, real |
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+ news you can read, without a cookie wall. |
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+ |
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+ Newspaper go through a long chain, from journalist reporting all |
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+ facts near and afar, redactors organising information, along with |
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+ all the chain formatting the end structured text in the, end |
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+ layout, finally published and distributed for a few quarters. |
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+ |
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+ The web considerably transformed this chain: news are submitted |
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+ to AP, the printing chain are now server hosting providers, and |
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+ typesetters and layout artists are swapped for frontend web |
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+ developers. |
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+ |
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+ This journal divert by 90' by using troff(1) as its foundation: a |
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+ typesetter, targeted at producing finished, static documents |
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+ ready to be published may that be printed or downloaded. An |
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+ entire alternative stack to the web, and among one of the most |
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+ deployed on linux systems, through groff, used for manual pages. |
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+ |
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+ An entire custom macro set have been built to allow a multicolumn |
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+ multirow with automatic height and width, in order to fits either |
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+ the computer screen, paper, and smaller screens of all shapes, |
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+ and provide the Real Deal of a journal page setup. |
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+ |
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+ |
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+Bitreich TV improvements 20h |
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+------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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+ gopher://bitreich.org/0/usr/adc/phlog/2020-11-03T13-14-26-296030.md |
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+ |
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+ At Bitreich, we are always working hard to bring pleasure and |
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+ enjoyment to our users. In August 2020 we launched bitreich- |
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+ tv[0,1], which is an annotated playback of memes in the |
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+ memecache[2] via gopher. |
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+ |
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+ A lot of memes in the memecache share a common theme (corona, |
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+ gopher, toilets, etc). From today, thematic channels are |
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+ automatically created and listed on gopher://bitreich.org/1/tv |
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+ when a theme contains at least 25 memes. |
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+ |
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+ We recommend mpv(1) for playback, as in: |
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+ |
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+ $ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/news.m3u |
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+ $ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/all.m3u |
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+ $ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/toilet.m3u |
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+ $ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/trump.m3u |
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+ |
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+ Furthermore, the bitreich TV hosting and source code[3,4] are |
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+ moved to bitreich.org. Please report any issues to adc in |
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+ Freenode/#bitreich-tv. |
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+ |
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+ |
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+World of Animals 0x1bi |
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+------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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+ gopher://0x1bi.net/0/mirzhivotnyh.txt |
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+ |
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+ Back in the nineties when Windowds 3.1 was still very much a |
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+ thing, my old man, while doing his post graduated studies, found |
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+ this story on some Russian usenet group, saved it, printed it |
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+ out, posted it in his office. |
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+ |
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+ Years later he made the mistake of giving me the internet. And I |
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+ found the same story, now on the world wide web. |
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+ |
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+ I've taken the time to translate the story from Russian to |
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+ English such that everyone can enjoy the gifts of Russian usenet |
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+ koans. |
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+ |
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+ Enjoy responsibly. |
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+ |
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+ | едведь был безобpазным, косолапым и гpязн… |
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+ | добpее его не было никого во всем лесy. Hо �… |
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+ | его внешность, на что едведь жyтко обижал�… |
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+ | избивал ногами. оэтомy звеpи его не люби�… |
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+ | добpым. веселым. н любил задоpные шyтки. а … |
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+ | его скоpо жyтко возненавидели и били. а, �… |
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+ | добpым и веселым. |
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+ |
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+ The bear was a filthy, clumsy, and dirty animal. However, no one |
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+ was as loving as he was in the whole forest. But the animals only |
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+ saw his exterior, to which the bear became upset, caught them, |
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+ and brutaly beat them with his legs. Even though he was very |
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+ loving. And happy. He loved practical jokes. For these jokes the |
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+ animals started to hate the bear and beat him. Yes, it;s hard to |
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+ be loving and happy. |
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+ |
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+ | олк был тоже безобpазным и гpязным. еще он… |
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+ | жестоким. Hо звеpи не испытывали к немy �… |
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+ | отомy, что олк yмеp еще в pаннем детстве. от�… |
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+ | pодился pаньше олка. а, хоpошо, когда обpо п�… |
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+ |
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+ The wolf was also filthy and dirty. He was also very evil and |
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+ cruel. But the animals din't hate him and didn't beat him. |
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+ Because the wolf died early in his childhood. Because the bear |
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+ was born before the wolf. Yes, it's good when good triumphs over |
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+ evil. |
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+ |
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+ | аяц тоже был злым и жестоким. гpязным. ещ�… |
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+ | адостей аяц никомy никогда не делал. отомy… |
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+ | все pавно сильно били. отомy, что ло все… |
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+ | наказано. |
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+ |
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+ The rabbit was also evil and cruel. And dirty. He was also a |
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+ coward. The rabbit never commited any evil as he was scared. But |
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+ he was still beaten. Because evil must be punished. |
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+ |
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+ | ятел тоже был злым и жестоким. н не бил зв… |
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+ | него не было pyк. оэтомy, он вымещал свою �… |
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+ | го не били. отомy, что не могли дотянyть… |
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+ | пpидавило насмеpть yпавшее деpево. ого�… |
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+ | отомстило. осле этого звеpи целый месяц … |
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+ | деpевья. ни мочились на айца. аяц пpостyд… |
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+ | было ясно, что во всем был виноват ятел. H… |
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+ | осколькy не смогли выковыpять из-под yпа�… |
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+ | иногда остается безнаказанным. |
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+ The woodpecker was also evil and cruel. He didn't beat animals, |
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+ as he didn't have any arms. So he took his anger out on trees. He |
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+ was not beaten, as no one could reach him. One day a tree crushed |
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+ him to death. The animals said it took revenge. After that, then |
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+ animals were afraid of pissing on trees for a month. Instead |
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+ they pissed on the rabbit. The rabbit got a cold and died. |
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+ Everyone knew that the woodpecker was at fault. But he wasn't |
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+ beaten, as no one could get him out from the fallen tree. Yes, |
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+ sometimes evil remains unpunished. |
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+ | pот был маленьким и слепым. н не был злым. … |
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+ | делал свое дело. Это он подъел деpево, кот�… |
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+ | этом никто не yзнал, и поэтомy его не избил… |
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+ | pедко. Чаще пyгали. Hо его было очень тpyдно … |
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+ | он был слепой и не видел, что его пyгают. … |
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+ | испyгать pота, звеpи очень огоpчались. би�… |
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+ | что им было очень обидно. днажды едведь т�… |
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+ | pота. Hо pот не испyгался. отомy, что едв�… |
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+ | Hечаянно. pосто едведь был очень неyклюжи�… |
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+ | сильно избили. аже, несмотpя на то, что �… |
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+ | пошyтил. лохо, когда твои шyтки никто не по… |
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+ The mole was small and blind. He was not evil. He just did his |
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+ job really well. It was he who dug under the tree which fell on |
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+ the woodpecker. No one knew about his digging and he was not |
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+ beaten. He was rarely beaten. More often scared. But it was |
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+ really hard to scare him as he was blind, and didn't see that he |
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+ was being scared. When the animals were unable to scare the mole |
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+ they became very upset. And beat the bear. One day the bear |
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+ decided to sacre the mole. But he didn't scare the mole. Because |
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+ he killed him. Accidentally. As he was very clumsy. And the |
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+ animals brutally beat him for killing the mole, even though the |
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+ bear said it was a prank. It's unfortunate when no one |
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+ understands your pranks. |
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+ |
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+ | иса была очень хитpой. на могла запpосто о�… |
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+ | огда ей это yдавалось, то ее не били. Hо ин… |
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+ | ее били. или всем лесом. она yже не мо�… |
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+ | обхитpить. отомy, что очень тpyдно го-нибy�… |
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+ | тебя бьют. днажды ее избили до смеpти. а, … |
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+ | пpавдy выйдет. |
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+ |
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+ The fox was very cunning. She could easily outsmart anyone. When |
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+ she could outsmart someone, she was not beaten. But when she |
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+ coudln't, she was beaten. Hard. And at that point she couldn't |
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+ outsmart anyone, as it's hard to outsmart someone when you're |
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+ being beaten. One day she was beaten to death. Yes, truth will |
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+ always come to light. |
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+ |
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+ | абан был большой, сильный и стpашный. го в�… |
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+ | поэтомy его били только всем лесом. ли �… |
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+ | камнями. абан этого очень не любил. однаж… |
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+ | все камни в лесy. а это его очень сильно �… |
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+ | никогда не пpятал камни. оистинy говоpят - … |
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+ | и вpемя их не тpогать никогда. |
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+ |
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+ The boar was big, strong, and scary. Everyone was scared of him. |
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+ That is why he was always beaten with the whole forest. Or simply |
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+ stoned him. The boar didn't like that. One day he hid all of the |
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+ stones in the forest. For the he was beaten really hard. After |
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+ that, the boar never hid stones. And so they say, there is time |
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+ to collect stones, and time to not touch them. |
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+ |
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+ | озел не был ни злым, ни добpым. н был пpосто… |
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+ | козлил. его боялись бить. он своим козло�… |
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+ | тогда его избили до смеpти. отомy, что ина… |
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+ | стаpости. огда-нибyдь. огда озел yмеp, едве�… |
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+ | отомy, что он в тайне любил озла. а, любовь… |
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+ | озла. |
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+ |
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+ The goat was neither good nor evil. He was a goat. He often |
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+ goated. And the animals were scared of beating him. With his |
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+ goatness he got on everyones nerves. And he was beaten to death, |
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+ because otherwise he would have died of old age. Someday. After |
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+ the goat died, the bear cried, because he secretly loved the |
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+ goat. Yes, love is a cruel mistress. |
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+ |
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+ | жик был маленький и колючий. н кололся. н … |
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+ | кололся по своей пpиpоде. з-за этого его �… |
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+ | жик этого не любил и стал бpиться наголо. … |
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+ | как всех. а, очень тpyдно быть не таким как … |
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+ |
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+ The hedgehog was small and prickly. He wasn't evil, he was |
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+ prickly by his own nature. For that he was beaten exclusively in |
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+ the stomach. And so the hedgehog started shaving bald. And he was |
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+ beaten like everyone else. Yes, it's hard to be not like everyone |
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+ else. |
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+ |
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+ | Скyнс был почти таким, как аяц. Hо только о�… |
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+ | пахнyл. го били только в полиэтиленовом п… |
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+ | не такой сильный. днажды y Скyнса был д… |
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+ | пpигласил всех звеpей, потомy, что был жад�… |
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+ | звеpи подаpили емy новый полиэтиленовый п�… |
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+ | потеpи сознания. Скyнс задохнyлся в па… |
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+ | похоpонили. пакете. очень альнем есy. ото�… |
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+ | Скyнс вонял еще сильнее. отом пpишли жите�… |
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+ | и в сех сильно избили. м не понpавился зап… |
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+ | а, с соседями надо жить в миpе. |
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+ The skunk was very much like rabbit. But very smelly. He was |
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+ beaten only inside a plastic bag, because then the smell wasn't |
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+ as bad. One day the skunk had a birthday party, and he invited |
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+ all of the animals as he was greedy and he loved presents. The |
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+ animals got him a new plastig bag. And then proceeded to beat him |
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+ until loss of consciousness. The skunk then suffocated inside the |
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+ bag. That is how he was buried. In the plastic bag. In the very |
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+ far away forest, as a dead skunk smelt worse than a living skunk. |
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+ Then the animals from the very far away forest came and beat |
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+ everyone hard. They didn't like the smell of the dead skunk. Yes, |
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+ you must love your neighbour. |
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+ |
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+ | Хомяк был тоже очень жадным. богатым. сли… |
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+ | богатством, его бы били не так сильно. Hо о… |
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+ | это его били сильно. емy все pавно пpиходи�… |
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+ | гоpько плакал. а, богатые тоже плачyт. |
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+ The hasmter was also very greedy. And rich. If he shared his |
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+ riches he woudn't be beaten as hard. But he was greedy. And he |
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+ was beaten hard. And he still had to share his riches. For that |
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+ he cried. Yes, even rich people cry. |
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+ |
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+ | ев был цаpь звеpей. н пpавил лесом. Цаpей би�… |
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+ | закон. Hо звеpи давно забили на закон. веp�… |
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+ | что. отомy, что так yж здесь повелось. |
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+ The lion was king. He ruled the forest. You're not supposed to |
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+ beat kings. Such is the law. But the animals gave a fuck about |
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+ the law. They beat the lion. Why? That's just how things go in |
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+ forest. |
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+.TL |
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+The Gopher Times |
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+. |
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+.SH |
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+The first edition of The Gopher Times |
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+.PP |
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+Starting from today, \fIThe Gopher Times\fR is going to be published. |
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+The entire journal is itself much of an experiment: |
|
+How can a paper-oriented journal make sense in this hypermedia era? |
|
+.PP |
|
+Blogs, like, pokes, tweets, messages, smart, buzz, feed, |
|
+channel, subscribe, post, cookie, paywall, analytic, |
|
+trend, video, downtime, live, notification, connected, |
|
+streaming, event, fake news. |
|
+.PP |
|
+We know a lot more about the five last minutes than five last years. |
|
+Rather than a continuous feed of upmost shocking headlines, |
|
+\fIThe Gopher Times\fR publishes, one opus at a time, real news you can read, |
|
+without a cookie wall. |
|
+.PP |
|
+Newspaper go through a long chain, from journalist |
|
+reporting all facts near and afar, redactors organising information, |
|
+along with all the chain formatting the end structured text in the, |
|
+end layout, finally published and distributed for a few quarters. |
|
+.PP |
|
+The web considerably transformed this chain: news are submitted to AP, |
|
+the printing chain are now server hosting providers, and typesetters and |
|
+layout artists are swapped for frontend web developers. |
|
+.PP |
|
+This journal divert by 90' by using \fCtroff(1)\fR as its foundation: |
|
+a typesetter, targeted at producing finished, static documents ready to |
|
+be published may that be printed or downloaded. |
|
+An entire alternative stack to the web, and among one of the most deployed |
|
+on linux systems, through groff, used for manual pages. |
|
+.PP |
|
+An entire custom macro set have been built to allow a multicolumn |
|
+multirow with automatic height and width, in order to fits either the |
|
+computer screen, paper, and smaller screens of all shapes, and provide |
|
+the Real Deal of a journal page setup. |
|
+. |
|
+.SH |
|
+Bitreich TV improvements |
|
+.PP |
|
+gopher://bitreich.org/0/usr/adc/phlog/2020-11-03T13-14-26-296030.md |
|
+.PP |
|
+At Bitreich, we are always working hard to bring pleasure and enjoyment |
|
+to our users. In August 2020 we launched bitreich-tv[0,1], which is an |
|
+annotated playback of memes in the memecache[2] via gopher. |
|
+.PP |
|
+A lot of memes in the memecache share a common theme (corona, gopher, |
|
+toilets, etc). From today, thematic channels are automatically created |
|
+and listed on gopher://bitreich.org/1/tv when a theme contains at least |
|
+25 memes. |
|
+.PP |
|
+We recommend mpv(1) for playback, as in: |
|
+.PP |
|
+$ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/news.m3u |
|
+.br |
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+$ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/all.m3u |
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+.br |
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+$ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/toilet.m3u |
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+.br |
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+$ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/trump.m3u |
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+.PP |
|
+Furthermore, the bitreich TV hosting and source code[3,4] are moved to |
|
+bitreich.org. Please report any issues to adc in Freenode/#bitreich-tv. |
|
+. |
|
+.SH |
|
+World of Animals |
|
+.PP |
|
+gopher://0x1bi.net/0/mirzhivotnyh.txt |
|
+.PP |
|
+Back in the nineties when Windowds 3.1 was still very much a thing, my old |
|
+man, while doing his post graduated studies, found this story on some Russian |
|
+usenet group, saved it, printed it out, posted it in his office. |
|
+.PP |
|
+Years later he made the mistake of giving me the internet. And I found the |
|
+same story, now on the world wide web. |
|
+.PP |
|
+I've taken the time to translate the story from Russian to English such that |
|
+everyone can enjoy the gifts of Russian usenet koans. |
|
+.PP |
|
+Enjoy responsibly. |
|
+.QP |
|
+Медведь был безобpазным, косолапым и гpязны… |
|
+Однако добpее его не было никого во всем ле�… |
|
+замечали только его внешность, на что Медв�… |
|
+обижался, ловил их и жестоко избивал ногам�… |
|
+его не любили. Хотя он был очень добpым. И ве… |
|
+задоpные шyтки. За эти шyтки звеpи его скоpо ж… |
|
+возненавидели и били. Да, тpyдно быть на све�… |
|
+.PP |
|
+The bear was a filthy, clumsy, and dirty animal. However, no one was as loving |
|
+as he was in the whole forest. But the animals only saw his exterior, to which |
|
+the bear became upset, caught them, and brutaly beat them with his legs. Even |
|
+though he was very loving. And happy. He loved practical jokes. For these jokes |
|
+the animals started to hate the bear and beat him. Yes, it;s hard to be loving |
|
+and happy. |
|
+.QP |
|
+Волк был тоже безобpазным и гpязным. И еще о�… |
|
+злым и жестоким. Hо звеpи не испытывали к не�… |
|
+не били. Потомy, что Волк yмеp еще в pаннем де�… |
|
+что Медведь pодился pаньше Волка. Да, хоpошо,… |
|
+побеждает Зло. |
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+.PP |
|
+The wolf was also filthy and dirty. He was also very evil and cruel. But the |
|
+animals din't hate him and didn't beat him. Because the wolf died early in his |
|
+childhood. Because the bear was born before the wolf. Yes, it's good when good |
|
+triumphs over evil. |
|
+.QP |
|
+Заяц тоже был злым и жестоким. И гpязным. И е… |
|
+тpyсливым. Гадостей Заяц никомy никогда не д… |
|
+что боялся. Hо его все pавно сильно били. Пот… |
|
+всегда должно быть наказано. |
|
+.PP |
|
+The rabbit was also evil and cruel. And dirty. He was also a coward. The rabbit |
|
+never commited any evil as he was scared. But he was still beaten. Because evil |
|
+must be punished. |
|
+.QP |
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+И Дятел тоже был злым и жестоким. Он не бил �… |
|
+потомy, что y него не было pyк. Поэтомy, он вым�… |
|
+злость на деpевьях. Его не били. Потомy, что �… |
|
+дотянyться. Однажды его пpидавило насмеpть y… |
|
+Поговаpивали, что оно отомстило. После этог… |
|
+месяц боялись мочиться на деpевья. Они мочи… |
|
+Заяц пpостyдился и yмеp. Всем было ясно, что в… |
|
+виноват Дятел. Hо его не тpонyли. Посколькy н�… |
|
+выковыpять из-под yпавшего деpева. Да, Зло ин… |
|
+безнаказанным. |
|
+.PP |
|
+The woodpecker was also evil and cruel. He didn't beat animals, as he didn't |
|
+have any arms. So he took his anger out on trees. He was not beaten, as no one |
|
+could reach him. One day a tree crushed him to death. The animals said it took |
|
+revenge. After that, then animals were afraid of pissing on trees for a month. |
|
+Instead they pissed on the rabbit. The rabbit got a cold and died. Everyone |
|
+knew that the woodpecker was at fault. But he wasn't beaten, as no one could |
|
+get him out from the fallen tree. Yes, sometimes evil remains unpunished. |
|
+.QP |
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+Кpот был маленьким и слепым. Он не был злым. … |
|
+хоpошо делал свое дело. Это он подъел деpево… |
|
+на дятла. Об этом никто не yзнал, и поэтомy е�… |
|
+Его вообще били pедко. Чаще пyгали. Hо его бы�… |
|
+испyгать, потомy что он был слепой и не виде�… |
|
+пyгают. Когда не yдавалось испyгать Кpота, зв… |
|
+огоpчались. И били Медведя. Потомy, что им бы… |
|
+обидно. Однажды Медведь тоже захотел испyг�… |
|
+не испyгался. Потомy, что Медведь его yбил. H�… |
|
+Пpосто Медведь был очень неyклюжим. И звеpи �… |
|
+избили. Даже, несмотpя на то, что Медведь ск�… |
|
+пошyтил. Плохо, когда твои шyтки никто не по�… |
|
+.PP |
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+The mole was small and blind. He was not evil. He just did his job really well. |
|
+It was he who dug under the tree which fell on the woodpecker. No one knew |
|
+about his digging and he was not beaten. He was rarely beaten. More often |
|
+scared. But it was really hard to scare him as he was blind, and didn't see |
|
+that he was being scared. When the animals were unable to scare the mole they |
|
+became very upset. And beat the bear. One day the bear decided to sacre the |
|
+mole. But he didn't scare the mole. Because he killed him. Accidentally. As he |
|
+was very clumsy. And the animals brutally beat him for killing the mole, even |
|
+though the bear said it was a prank. It's unfortunate when no one understands |
|
+your pranks. |
|
+.QP |
|
+Лиса была очень хитpой. Она могла запpосто о… |
|
+кого yгодно. Когда ей это yдавалось, то ее не… |
|
+иногда ей не везло. И ее били. Били всем лес�… |
|
+могла кого-нибyдь обхитpить. Потомy, что оче�… |
|
+го-нибyдь обхитpить, когда тебя бьют. Однажд… |
|
+до смеpти. Да, жилда всегда на пpавдy выйдет. |
|
+.PP |
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+The fox was very cunning. She could easily outsmart anyone. When she could |
|
+outsmart someone, she was not beaten. But when she coudln't, she was beaten. |
|
+Hard. And at that point she couldn't outsmart anyone, as it's hard to outsmart |
|
+someone when you're being beaten. One day she was beaten to death. Yes, truth |
|
+will always come to light. |
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+.QP |
|
+Кабан был большой, сильный и стpашный. Его в… |
|
+боялись. И поэтомy его били только всем лес�… |
|
+кидали в него камнями. Кабан этого очень не… |
|
+ночью он спpятал все камни в лесy. За это его… |
|
+избили. Больше Кабан никогда не пpятал камн… |
|
+говоpят - вpемя собиpать камни и вpемя их не т… |
|
+никогда. |
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+.PP |
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+The boar was big, strong, and scary. Everyone was scared of him. That is why he |
|
+was always beaten with the whole forest. Or simply stoned him. The boar didn't |
|
+like that. One day he hid all of the stones in the forest. For the he was |
|
+beaten really hard. After that, the boar never hid stones. And so they say, |
|
+there is time to collect stones, and time to not touch them. |
|
+.QP |
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+Козел не был ни злым, ни добpым. Он был пpост�… |
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+н часто козлил. И его боялись бить. И он сво�… |
|
+всех достал. И тогда его избили до смеpти. П�… |
|
+он бы yмеp от стаpости. Когда-нибyдь. Когда Ко… |
|
+Медведь сильно плакал. Потомy, что он в тайн… |
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+Да, любовь зла, полюбишь и Козла. |
|
+.PP |
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+The goat was neither good nor evil. He was a goat. He often goated. And the |
|
+animals were scared of beating him. With his goatness he got on everyones |
|
+nerves. And he was beaten to death, because otherwise he would have died of old |
|
+age. Someday. After the goat died, the bear cried, because he secretly loved |
|
+the goat. Yes, love is a cruel mistress. |
|
+.QP |
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+Ежик был маленький и колючий. Он кололся. О�… |
|
+злым, он кололся по своей пpиpоде. Из-за этог… |
|
+только в живот. Ежик этого не любил и стал б… |
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+тогда его стали бить как всех. Да, очень тpyд… |
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+таким как все. |
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+.PP |
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+The hedgehog was small and prickly. He wasn't evil, he was prickly by his own |
|
+nature. For that he was beaten exclusively in the stomach. And so the hedgehog |
|
+started shaving bald. And he was beaten like everyone else. Yes, it's hard to |
|
+be not like everyone else. |
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+.QP |
|
+Скyнс был почти таким, как Заяц. Hо только оч… |
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+нючим. Он плохо пахнyл. Его били только в по�… |
|
+пакете. Тогда запах был не такой сильный. О�… |
|
+был день pождения. Он пpигласил всех звеpей, … |
|
+жадным и любил подаpки. И звеpи подаpили емy �… |
|
+полиэтиленовый пакет. И сильно избили до п�… |
|
+Скyнс задохнyлся в пакете. Так его и похоpон�… |
|
+очень Дальнем Лесy. Потомy, что меpтвый Скyнс… |
|
+сильнее. Потом пpишли жители Очень Дальнег�… |
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+сильно избили. Им не понpавился запах меpтв�… |
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+соседями надо жить в миpе. |
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+.PP |
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+The skunk was very much like rabbit. But very smelly. He was beaten only inside |
|
+a plastic bag, because then the smell wasn't as bad. One day the skunk had a |
|
+birthday party, and he invited all of the animals as he was greedy and he loved |
|
+presents. The animals got him a new plastig bag. And then proceeded to beat him |
|
+until loss of consciousness. The skunk then suffocated inside the bag. That is |
|
+how he was buried. In the plastic bag. In the very far away forest, as a dead |
|
+skunk smelt worse than a living skunk. Then the animals from the very far away |
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+forest came and beat everyone hard. They didn't like the smell of the dead |
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+skunk. Yes, you must love your neighbour. |
|
+.QP |
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+Хомяк был тоже очень жадным. И богатым. Есл�… |
|
+делился своим богатством, его бы били не та… |
|
+был очень жадным. За это его били сильно. И �… |
|
+пpиходилось делиться. И он гоpько плакал. Да… |
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+плачyт. |
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+.PP |
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+The hasmter was also very greedy. And rich. If he shared his riches he woudn't |
|
+be beaten as hard. But he was greedy. And he was beaten hard. And he still had |
|
+to share his riches. For that he cried. Yes, even rich people cry. |
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+.QP |
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+Лев был цаpь звеpей. Он пpавил лесом. Цаpей би… |
|
+положено. Это закон. Hо звеpи давно забили н�… |
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+били и льва. Hи за что. Потомy, что так yж здес… |
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+.PP |
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+The lion was king. He ruled the forest. You're not supposed to beat kings. Such |
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+is the law. But the animals gave a fuck about the law. They beat the lion. |
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+Why? That's just how things go in forest. |
|
+.QP |
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+Моpаль: А зоpи здесь тихие... |
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+.PP |
|
+Moral: Sunrises here are quiet... |
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-The Gopher Times |
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-.SH |
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-The first edition of The Gopher Times |
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-.PP |
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-Starting from today, \fIThe Gopher Times\fR is going to be published. |
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-How can a paper-oriented journal make sense in this hypermedia era? |
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-.PP |
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-Blogs, like, pokes, tweets, messages, smart, buzz, feed, |
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-channel, subscribe, post, cookie, paywall, analytic, |
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-trend, video, downtime, live, notification, connected, |
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-streaming, event, fake news. |
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-.PP |
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-We know a lot more about the five last minutes than five last years. |
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-Rather than a continuous feed of upmost shocking headlines, |
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-\fIThe Gopher Times\fR publishes, one opus at a time, real news you can read, |
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-without a cookie wall. |
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-.PP |
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-The web considerably transformed this chain: news are submitted to AP, |
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-the printing chain are now server hosting providers, and typesetters and |
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-layout artists are swapped for frontend web developers. |
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-.PP |
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-This journal divert by 90' by using \fCtroff(1)\fR as its foundation: |
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-Bitreich TV improvements |
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-.PP |
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-gopher://bitreich.org/0/usr/adc/phlog/2020-11-03T13-14-26-296030.md |
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-At Bitreich, we are always working hard to bring pleasure and enjoyment |
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-.PP |
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-toilets, etc). From today, thematic channels are automatically created |
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-25 memes. |
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-.PP |
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-World of Animals |
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-.PP |
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-gopher://0x1bi.net/0/mirzhivotnyh.txt |
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-.PP |
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-Back in the nineties when Windowds 3.1 was still very much a thing, my old |
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-.PP |
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-Years later he made the mistake of giving me the internet. And I found the |
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-same story, now on the world wide web. |
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-.PP |
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-I've taken the time to translate the story from Russian to English such that |
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-everyone can enjoy the gifts of Russian usenet koans. |
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-.PP |
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-Enjoy responsibly. |
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-.PP |
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-Медведь был безобpазным, косолапым и гpязны… |
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-Однако добpее его не было никого во всем ле�… |
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-замечали только его внешность, на что Медв�… |
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-задоpные шyтки. За эти шyтки звеpи его скоpо ж… |
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-.PP |
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-The bear was a filthy, clumsy, and dirty animal. However, no one was as loving |
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-the bear became upset, caught them, and brutaly beat them with his legs. Even |
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-the animals started to hate the bear and beat him. Yes, it;s hard to be loving |
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-.PP |
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-Волк был тоже безобpазным и гpязным. И еще о�… |
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-злым и жестоким. Hо звеpи не испытывали к не�… |
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-не били. Потомy, что Волк yмеp еще в pаннем де�… |
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-что Медведь pодился pаньше Волка. Да, хоpошо,… |
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-.PP |
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-The wolf was also filthy and dirty. He was also very evil and cruel. But the |
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-animals din't hate him and didn't beat him. Because the wolf died early in his |
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-.PP |
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-Заяц тоже был злым и жестоким. И гpязным. И е… |
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-тpyсливым. Гадостей Заяц никомy никогда не д… |
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-что боялся. Hо его все pавно сильно били. Пот… |
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-всегда должно быть наказано. |
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-.PP |
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-The rabbit was also evil and cruel. And dirty. He was also a coward. The rabbit |
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-.PP |
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-И Дятел тоже был злым и жестоким. Он не бил �… |
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-потомy, что y него не было pyк. Поэтомy, он вым�… |
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-злость на деpевьях. Его не били. Потомy, что �… |
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-виноват Дятел. Hо его не тpонyли. Посколькy н�… |
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-выковыpять из-под yпавшего деpева. Да, Зло ин… |
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-.PP |
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-The woodpecker was also evil and cruel. He didn't beat animals, as he didn't |
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-have any arms. So he took his anger out on trees. He was not beaten, as no one |
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-could reach him. One day a tree crushed him to death. The animals said it took |
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-revenge. After that, then animals were afraid of pissing on trees for a month. |
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-Instead they pissed on the rabbit. The rabbit got a cold and died. Everyone |
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-knew that the woodpecker was at fault. But he wasn't beaten, as no one could |
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-get him out from the fallen tree. Yes, sometimes evil remains unpunished. |
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-.PP |
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-Кpот был маленьким и слепым. Он не был злым. … |
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-хоpошо делал свое дело. Это он подъел деpево… |
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-на дятла. Об этом никто не yзнал, и поэтомy е�… |
|
-Его вообще били pедко. Чаще пyгали. Hо его бы�… |
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-испyгать, потомy что он был слепой и не виде�… |
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-пyгают. Когда не yдавалось испyгать Кpота, зв… |
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-огоpчались. И били Медведя. Потомy, что им бы… |
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-обидно. Однажды Медведь тоже захотел испyг�… |
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-не испyгался. Потомy, что Медведь его yбил. H�… |
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-Пpосто Медведь был очень неyклюжим. И звеpи �… |
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-избили. Даже, несмотpя на то, что Медведь ск�… |
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- The Gopher Times |
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- The first edition of The Gopher Times |
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- Starting from today, The Gopher Times is going to be published. … |
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- journal is itself much of an experiment: How can a paper-oriented journal … |
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- sense in this hypermedia era? |
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- Blogs, like, pokes, tweets, messages, smart, buzz, feed, ch… |
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- post, cookie, paywall, analytic, trend, video, downtime, live, notificat… |
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- connected, streaming, event, fake news. |
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- We know a lot more about the five last minutes than five last year… |
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- than a continuous feed of upmost shocking headlines, … |
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- publishes, one opus at a time, real news you can read, without a coo… |
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- Newspaper go through a long chain, from journalist reporting … |
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- afar, redactors organising information, along with all the chain formatting… |
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- end structured text in the, end layout, finally published and distributed f… |
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- few quarters. |
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- The web considerably transformed this chain: news are submi… |
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- printing chain are now server hosting providers, and type… |
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- artists are swapped for frontend web developers. |
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- This journal divert by 90' by using troff(1) as its fo… |
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- targeted at producing finished, static documents ready to be publish… |
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- be printed or downloaded. An entire alternative stack to the web, … |
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- one of the most deployed on linux systems, throug… |
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- pages. |
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- An entire custom macro set have been built to allow a multicolumn mu… |
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- automatic height and width, in order to fits either th… |
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- and smaller screens of all shapes, and provide the Real Deal of a jo… |
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- |
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- setup. Bitreich TV improvements |
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- gopher://bitreich.org/0/usr/adc/phlog/2020-11-03T13-14-26-296030.md |
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- At Bitreich, we are always working hard to bring pleasure and enjoym… |
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- users. In August 2020 we launched bitreich-tv[0,1], which… |
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- playback of memes in the memecache[2] via gopher. |
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- A lot of memes in the memecache share a common theme (corona, gopher… |
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- etc). From today, thematic channels are automatically cre… |
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- gopher://bitreich.org/1/tv when a theme contains at least 25 memes. |
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- We recommend mpv(1) for playback, as in: |
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- $ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/news.m3u |
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- $ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/all.m3u |
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- $ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/toilet.m3u |
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- $ mpv gopher://bitreich.org/9/tv/trump.m3u |
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- Furthermore, the bitreich TV hosting and source … |
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- |
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- bitreich.org. Please report any issues to adc in Freenode/#bitreich… |
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- of Animals |
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- gopher://0x1bi.net/0/mirzhivotnyh.txt |
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- Back in the nineties when Windowds 3.1 was still very much a … |
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- while doing his post graduated studies, found this story on some Rus… |
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- group, saved it, printed it out, posted it in his office. |
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- Years later he made the mistake of giving me the internet. And I fou… |
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- story, now on the world wide web. |
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- I've taken the time to translate the story from Russian to E… |
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- everyone can enjoy the gifts of Russian usenet koans. |
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- Enjoy responsibly. |
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- едведь был безобpазным, косолапым и гp… |
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- было никого во всем лесy. Hо звеpи з… |
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- едведь жyтко обижался, ловил их и жест… |
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- любили. Хотя он был очень добpым. веселы… |
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- шyтки звеpи его скоpо жyтко возненавид�… |
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- добpым и веселым. |
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- The bear was a filthy, clumsy, and dirty animal. However, no … |
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- he was in the whole forest. But the animals only saw his exterior, t… |
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- bear became upset, caught them, and brutaly beat them with … |
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- though he was very loving. And happy. He loved practical jokes. For these j… |
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- the animals started to hate the bear and beat him. Yes, it;s … |
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- олк был тоже безобpазным и гpязным. ещ… |
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- animals din't hate him and didn't beat him. Because the wolf… |
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- childhood. Because the bear was born before the wolf. Yes, it's good… |
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- triumphs over evil. |
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- аяц тоже был злым и жестоким. гpязным.… |
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- никомy никогда не делал. отомy, ч�… |
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- The rabbit was also evil and cruel. And dirty. He was also a … |
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- never commited any evil as he was scared. But he was still beaten. B… |
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- pyк. оэтомy, он вымещал свою злость на �… |
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- The woodpecker was also evil and cruel. He didn't beat animals, as … |
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- could reach him. One day a tree crushed him to death. The animals sa… |
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- revenge. After that, then animals were afraid of pissing on trees f… |
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- Instead they pissed on the rabbit. The rabbit got a cold and… |
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- knew that the woodpecker was at fault. But he wasn't beaten, as n… |
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- get him out from the fallen tree. Yes, sometimes evil remains unpuni… |
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- pот был маленьким и слепым. н не был зл… |
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- Это он подъел деpево, котоpое yпало на дятл… |
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- его не избили. го вообще били pедко. Ч�… |
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- The mole was small and blind. He was not evil. He just did hi… |
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- It was he who dug under the tree which fell on the woodpe… |
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- about his digging and he was not beaten. He was rarely be… |
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- scared. But it was really hard to scare him as he was blind, and… |
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- that he was being scared. When the animals were unable to scare the … |
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- became very upset. And beat the bear. One day the bear de… |
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- mole. But he didn't scare the mole. Because he killed him. Accidenta… |
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- was very clumsy. And the animals brutally beat him for killi… |
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- though the bear said it was a prank. It's unfortunate when no… |
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- your pranks. |
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- иса была очень хитpой. на могла запpос�… |
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- yдавалось, то ее не били. Hо иногда ей �… |
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- она yже не могла кого-нибyдь обхитp… |
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- обхитpить, когда тебя бьют. днажды ее из�… |
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- he was in the whole forest. But the animals only saw his exterior, t… |
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- bear became upset, caught them, and brutaly beat them with … |
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- though he was very loving. And happy. He loved practical jokes. For these j… |
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- pаннем детстве. отомy, что едведь pодился p�… |
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- animals din't hate him and didn't beat him. Because the wolf… |
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- childhood. Because the bear was born before the wolf. Yes, it's good… |
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- triumphs over evil. |
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- никомy никогда не делал. отомy, ч�… |
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- отомy, что ло всегда должно быть наказано. |
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- The rabbit was also evil and cruel. And dirty. He was also a … |
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- never commited any evil as he was scared. But he was still beaten. B… |
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- must be punished. |
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- revenge. After that, then animals were afraid of pissing on trees f… |
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- Instead they pissed on the rabbit. The rabbit got a cold and… |
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- knew that the woodpecker was at fault. But he wasn't beaten, as n… |
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- get him out from the fallen tree. Yes, sometimes evil remains unpuni… |
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- pот был маленьким и слепым. н не был зл… |
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- The mole was small and blind. He was not evil. He just did hi… |
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- scared. But it was really hard to scare him as he was blind, and… |
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- that he was being scared. When the animals were unable to scare the … |
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- became very upset. And beat the bear. One day the bear de… |
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- mole. But he didn't scare the mole. Because he killed him. Accidenta… |
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- was very clumsy. And the animals brutally beat him for killi… |
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- though the bear said it was a prank. It's unfortunate when no… |
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- yдавалось, то ее не били. Hо иногда ей �… |
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- обхитpить, когда тебя бьют. днажды ее из�… |
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- пpавдy выйдет. |
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- The fox was very cunning. She could easily outsmart anyone. When … |
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- outsmart someone, she was not beaten. But when she coudln'… |
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- Hard. And at that point she couldn't outsmart anyone, as it's… |
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- someone when you're being beaten. One day she was beaten to death. … |
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- will always come to light. |
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- абан был большой, сильный и стpашный. го в�… |
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- #1 - 2021/1/10 … |
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- только всем лесом. ли пpосто кид… |
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- любил. однажды ночью он спpятал все ка… |
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- избили. ольше абан никогда не пpятал камн�… |
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- камни и вpемя их не тpогать никогда. |
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- The boar was big, strong, and scary. Everyone was scared of h… |
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- was always beaten with the whole forest. Or simply stoned him… |
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- like that. One day he hid all of the stones in the fo… |
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- beaten really hard. After that, the boar never hid stones… |
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- there is time to collect stones, and time to not touch them. |
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- озел не был ни злым, ни добpым. н был пp�… |
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- боялись бить. он своим козловством всех �… |
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- отомy, что иначе он бы yмеp от стаpо… |
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- едведь сильно плакал. отомy, что он �… |
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- полюбишь и озла. |
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- The goat was neither good nor evil. He was a goat. He … |
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- animals were scared of beating him. With his goatness he got on every… |
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- nerves. And he was beaten to death, because otherwise he would have … |
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- age. Someday. After the goat died, the bear cried, because he sec… |
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- the goat. Yes, love is a cruel mistress. |
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- жик был маленький и колючий. н кололся. н �… |
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- пpиpоде. з-за этого его били только … |
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- бpиться наголо. тогда его стали бить к… |
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- как все. |
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- The hedgehog was small and prickly. He wasn't evil, he was prickly b… |
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- nature. For that he was beaten exclusively in the stomach. A… |
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- started shaving bald. And he was beaten like everyone else. Y… |
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- be not like everyone else. |
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- Скyнс был почти таким, как аяц. Hо только о�… |
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- били только в полиэтиленовом пакете. … |
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- y Скyнса был день pождения. н пpигласил … |
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- любил подаpки. звеpи подаpили емy н… |
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- до потеpи сознания. Скyнс задохнyлся �… |
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- пакете. очень альнем есy. отомy, что … |
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- запах меpтвого Скyнса. а, с соседями надо ж… |
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- The skunk was very much like rabbit. But very smelly. He was … |
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- birthday party, and he invited all of the animals as he was greedy a… |
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- presents. The animals got him a new plastig bag. And then proceeded … |
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- how he was buried. In the plastic bag. In the very … |
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- skunk smelt worse than a living skunk. Then the animals from the ver… |
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- forest came and beat everyone hard. They didn't like the… |
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- Хомяк был тоже очень жадным. богатым. … |
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- его бы били не так сильно. Hо он б… |
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- емy все pавно пpиходилось делиться… |
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- to share his riches. For that he cried. Yes, even rich… |
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- ев был цаpь звеpей. н пpавил лесом. Цаpе�… |
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- звеpи давно забили на закон. веpи … |
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- is the law. But the animals gave a fuck about the law. They bea… |
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- Why? That's just how things go in forest. |
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+.de C? |
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+. C+ \"use more space |
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+. di _ \"catch output |
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+. C0 \"top of column |
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+. nr $C \nW/\\$1 |
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