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With more than a hint of double entendre, McManus asked: “How many times a day do you actually shake the sauce bottle?”
After a brief pause, Mr Rudd rejoined with: “Not often enough.”
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man pow man screen man 2 write man strfrySadly the last one is Linux only.
Follow-up to this post.
1. Garlic flakes (or what have you), chili flakes, and pepper.
Actually the bread I use is called “Lebanese bread”. In Australia (at least), Lebanese bread (a.k.a. Syrian bread) is a lot flatter than “pita bread” — it’s totally unleavened. But apparently this isn’t the case everywhere. There is probably a fascinating etymology here that I am too full of delicious pita bread triangles to look into.
my favourite FORTRAN program reads:
REALITY, SANITY, and ME
STOP
END
— Anonymous comment. (Had to figure out how to indent Fortran to verify this one.)
Today, just out of interest, I decided to download the video lectures which accompany MIT’s famous Scheme-based SICP course. I used the torrents. The first one came down at about 800 kilobytes a second. Subsequent lectures are arriving at 7k/sec, with fewer peers. My conclusion is that one SICP lecture is all you need to drive you straight back to Python, but I’m hoping to be proven wrong.
(Of course, MIT themselves took 30 years…)