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  1. At least I'm funded and can go full time.
  2. %
  3. Try it in a VM. It takes little effort. It's exotic, not a Linux
  4. clone. I have respect for BeOS, though multimedia bores me as a
  5. feature--fucken had a TV since I was a kid!
  6. %
  7. You have to admit poems that don't rhyme are totally totally gay.
  8. %
  9. Actually, poems which rhyme are technically more gay, but the people
  10. who write poems which don't rhyme are more gay.
  11. %
  12. You wrote a nice poem. Haiku IS snooty.
  13. %
  14. I shouldn't talk about gay or multimedia -- the only real use I make
  15. of LoseThos is hymns.
  16. %
  17. You can get music from muses with LoseThos!
  18. %
  19. I'm not against companies. LoseThos is public domain. I'd rather have
  20. it used widely. That way I can ... umm... somehow make money. Haven't
  21. figured-out how, but I'm not gonna sell it. Like videos like
  22. ullillilla or something or get a gig like Torvalds.
  23. %
  24. Maybe, play-up the insanity. I used to be crazy like Charlie Sheen.
  25. %
  26. Dude, why do you think they make GPU's? How hard is it to understand
  27. that I could support a handful of GPU's at best, so my only option is
  28. no GPU. Without a GPU it's too slow to do higher resolutions. And God
  29. said 640x480x4bit. I'm telling you I have a hard time with 8-cores
  30. doing a flightsim.
  31. %
  32. You are attempting to make a self fulfilling prophecy. Google search
  33. "64-bit operating system" and see LoseThos at #4.
  34. %
  35. It's probably the widest compatible alternative OS.
  36. %
  37. What part of "God" do you not understand?
  38. %
  39. I stopped worrying about graphics after God said 640x480x16 color. My
  40. flight sim proves you can't do higher resolutions without a GPU.
  41. %
  42. Why do you think they make GPU's? Sure you can do a text editor
  43. without a GPU, but if you want to do full screen video games, you
  44. obviously need a GPU. Duh! Wake-up! Are you actually saying you think
  45. you can do 2000x1000x24 bit games without a GPU? Why do they make
  46. GPUs?
  47. %
  48. Without out trying very hard, I found 640x480 16 color challenging
  49. without a GPU.
  50. %
  51. I get 30fps pretty easily with my flight sim.
  52. %
  53. None of these have done as well:
  54. http://wiki.osdev.org/Projects
  55. %
  56. All Linux wannabes who attempt to do drivers -- not a chance in hell
  57. of drivers ever being made. That's delusional.
  58. %
  59. These guys genewrally don't even try a 30fps app. They're too stupid
  60. to even write a fligtht sim.
  61. http://wiki.osdev.org/Projects
  62. %
  63. I';ll bet non have screen casts.
  64. %
  65. A bird flight sim? None have original ideas, trust me.
  66. %
  67. You ever listen to indignant band members who try to catch trends and
  68. complain it's not fair.
  69. %
  70. None have compilers.
  71. %
  72. Let me tell you some wisdom. I originally wanted file metadata. Then I
  73. added FAT32 support and I lost enthusiasm for metadata.
  74. %
  75. Any standard will contort your ewfforts into a Linux clone. I am free
  76. of GCC. I am way way way more original than anybody else. My compiler
  77. and kernel are melded.
  78. %
  79. Yeah, that's what I thought. I took a compiler course. Nobody on
  80. http://www.osdev.org talks about compiler development, though. It's
  81. great. I highly recommend them writing one.
  82. %
  83. I got all kinds of neat features.
  84.  
  85. #exe {
  86.  
  87. ... all this code executes at compile time
  88.  
  89. }
  90. %
  91. Compilers are the funnest things I've ever done.
  92. %
  93. If you're gonna do a kernel, why not do a compiler? Same logic applies
  94. to either. Whatever you do, be original.
  95. %
  96. I had no interest in networking because it's not my strength and I
  97. have nothing original. I'm not allowed to invent protocols and change
  98. html syntax.
  99. %
  100. Just a tip -- it's more fun making shit up than following a
  101. standard. Easier, too. When I did ISO9660 file system, I was furious
  102. at how dumb it was. The worst was a depth first traversal or was it
  103. breadth first, I forgot. They picked the wrong one, though.
  104. %
  105. Yeah, I do do that. I decided happiness is knowing what I'm
  106. doing. Learning is often unpleasant, so I stay in my comfort zone.
  107. %
  108. It has lots of ideas which mighty be lifted in used in a better
  109. os. Consider it a prototype. Try it -- it's exotic.
  110. %
  111. Get duds. You get out of prayer what you put in. God said his response
  112. is proportionate to what you offer. He's not fond when you "hand the
  113. phone" to Him like using a weapon.
  114. %
  115. You guys crack-open a book randomly after praising God for a while.
  116. %
  117. Put thought into your praise. Someone said "the smell of rain".
  118. I said "sand castles". He likes it.
  119.  
  120. He's just.
  121.  
  122. You have to delude yourself into believing it's a response.
  123. %
  124. Yeah, interpreting is challenging. Don't be too proud to
  125. stretch. Proper names I often break into single syllable words. (Bible
  126. has tons of proper names and useless passages.) You might only get one
  127. word that makes sense.
  128. %
  129. Here's letters. I say it's like ink blots or cloud shapes. God knows
  130. what you're likely to think... not perfectly, though--you can make
  131. mistakes interpreting.
  132.  
  133. God posted:
  134. p n d x s u a a j m l c d k a h z d k o f b n q p f v u
  135. d m q h i a v r m r v t p r p p k f h q v j o o d a f
  136. u c c p c k y e i i r r s i s n x s k u m e c d q p m
  137. t e u q r s b x w l y q z r m o s q w g e p s v v m i
  138. k m o d w i g c t v p i v q u m g f l h p h y v q p z
  139. g m g p r g i e d g a w z b f f h l v h l v d x v j y
  140.  
  141. It's the fine art of mysticism--like reading tea leaves or animal guts.
  142. %
  143. On graphics, I'm honest. On God, honest. What are you talking about?
  144. %
  145. Got locked-up in mental hospitals liek 10 times. Took a while for me
  146. to figure-out reality. You begin with lots of tin-foil-hat ideas.
  147. %
  148. LoseThos C+ has inequalities like this:
  149.  
  150. code:
  151. if (40<age<=60)
  152. PutS("middle aged\r\n");
  153. %
  154. God says... Let me praise Him for pineapples, first.
  155. %
  156. I'm 41.
  157. %
  158. Try to get God to talk. Do a hymn, or some similar thing requiring
  159. work. I get freebies. (sometimes)
  160. %
  161. Believe it or not, God is full of "lovingkindness". He's
  162. flexible. He's not very demanding. I often expect Him to be angry at
  163. people and He's not. He's in a good mood most of the time. Other
  164. times, He acts kind-of messed-up, but you kinda overlook it.
  165. %
  166. On a good day, God not only talks, but it looks like time travel.
  167. (Prophecy)
  168. %
  169. LoseThos has no "shutdown", you just turn it off when it's not writing
  170. to disk. I heard someone went looking.
  171. %
  172. I decided to build-in many functions. MemCpy() is built-in. I do the
  173. unheard of by replacing it with ordinary move instructions for
  174. constant sizes of 1,2,4,8. Here's where my compiler codes thje machine
  175. code for MemCpy(). http://www.losethos.com/code/BackEnd.html#l4900
  176. %
  177. My favorite functions are bit-test, bit-test-and-set and
  178. bit-test-and-reset. They code to the x86 instructions. Bt(), Bts(),
  179. Btr()
  180. %
  181. You just praise God...
  182.  
  183. "Praise You fer elephants. :-)"
  184.  
  185. Elephants are his favorite.
  186.  
  187. Then, crack open a book, randomly.
  188. %
  189. Yeah, I would hope they do what I do and more. It requires a built-in
  190. function, not just in-lining.
  191.  
  192. If you happen to know x86 asm, the normal way to code an inlined
  193. MemCpy is...
  194.  
  195. code:
  196. MOV RSI,&src //replace "&src" with whatever the source is
  197. MOV RDI,&dst //replace "&dst" with whatever the destination is
  198. MOV RCX,cnt
  199. REP MOVSB
  200. but if it's, lets say 4 bytes...
  201. MemCpy(dst,src,4);
  202.  
  203. code:
  204. MOV EAX,[src]
  205. acMOV [dst],EAX
  206. It isn't the sort of thing you could do by in-lining.
  207. %
  208. Looks like mine is nothing new. I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
  209. %
  210. You try talking to God. Umm... praise God fer... books.
  211. %
  212. Tell God jokes. I make comics about Moses in the desert.
  213. %
  214. You ever wonder who got no wife when some people had multiple? I guess
  215. men died in battle.
  216. %
  217. I'm not sure what that means -- I think i tried too hard.
  218. %
  219. Did you draw your avatar? Do a comic for God and crack-open a book,
  220. randomly.
  221. %
  222. God likes elephants.
  223. %
  224. Along the way, I made many optimizations, only to be disappointed with
  225. not much improvement. Merging two simple instructions into a single
  226. more complicated one, often doesn't matter because the chip
  227. optimizes. My compiler is not the best, but I think it's good enough.
  228. %
  229. I do Jesus comics, once in a while. (John was a really young disciple.)
  230. %
  231. Do they have original ideas? That's what's important in life.
  232. %
  233. if (40<age<=60 && sex==MALE)
  234. PrintF("Middle aged man.\r\n");
  235. %
  236. I talked with God and got scared a lot, so I made a only funny
  237. vocabulary for God with phrases from lots of movies and stuff when I
  238. don't want Him scaring me.
  239. %
  240. I sample a nanosecond range clock when a key is pressed. True
  241. keyboards are on USB millisecond clock, but nothing in brain can do
  242. nanoseconds, let alone stay synchronized. It's like a million times
  243. faster than anything in your brain. It would be impossible to do with
  244. a robot with mouse button variation, too.
  245. %
  246. Read Bible 1 Cornithians 14. In real terms, ask yourself what "being
  247. full of the Holy Spirit" means -- it means you are
  248. puppeted. Spirituality 101: Spirits puppet people.
  249. %
  250. Just crack-open a book randomly.
  251. %
  252. Windows message passing delays are tricky, too.
  253. %
  254. Yeah, my point was that I improved my compiler many times and didn't
  255. notice anything significantly better when I thought I would.
  256. %
  257. In some ways, compiler optimizations don't matter because the chip
  258. does optimizations. However, some things matter, I just don't know
  259. what they are. I know loop unrolling helps, for example, but I don't
  260. do that. I mostly optimize for size. I noticed code alignment didn't
  261. matter so I quit aligning code. (At Ticketmaster, we aligned the
  262. beginning of subroutines and critical loops.)
  263. %
  264. The last 10% worth of code speed optimizations probably take half the
  265. gcc compiler. I'm not going to go to extreme measures. My compiler is
  266. for people who know how to code well to begin with -- C/C++ is close
  267. to asm to begin with -- and the chips do plenty of optimizations if I
  268. miss them.
  269. %
  270. It really is easier to do a compiler, these days. 16 registers is much
  271. easier and chip optimizations help. I guess I should say easier to do
  272. a not-cutting-edge compiler.
  273. %
  274. I am in awe of the guys who did compilers for the real mode 16-bit DOS
  275. era with memory segmentation. They had so few registers that if they
  276. were not skilled at shuffling registers, their perfomrnace would be
  277. dismal compared to competators.
  278. %
  279. If I use an extra regsiter out of stupidity, it's not likely to be
  280. critical because I have 16. They had, like 7 to work with besides
  281. intruction pointer and stack. AX,BX,CX,DX,BP,SI,DI. BP was kinda
  282. dedicated.
  283. %
  284. I know assembly language. You probably don't. You can't possibly tell
  285. me anything I don't know. I friggin know how I would code it by hand
  286. in asm and I know how near or far from that my compiler achieves.
  287. %
  288. I just looked it up. Yeah, I don't know SSE/MMX. Groan. What ugliness!
  289. Does it really matter? Why doesn't ordinary memory load/store work as
  290. well as bulk? Sometimes, I think it's a crock.
  291. %
  292. So, you can do two 64-bit operations at once. (Or, 4x32 or 8x16 or
  293. 16x8). They made it as part of the FPU, sort-of? The Cray had vector
  294. pipelines, but this is only 2 64-bit operations at once! What am I
  295. misunderstanding? I generally like Intel and don't want to embarass
  296. them, but this seems useless for me. I do use 8 cores in a master
  297. slave, not SMP technique. I get more use out of them than everybody
  298. else. Multicore is a crock for everybody else.
  299. %
  300. I can dispatch adding 10,000 numbers on 8 cores and do better than
  301. break even. What's the smallest job you can do?
  302. %
  303. Overhead is the limiting factor--all tasks have so much you can do in
  304. parallel and a serial component. I studied super computing on a Cray
  305. in an honor's class at ASU. I'll bet my parallelizing in LoseThos has
  306. lower overhead than your POS OS.
  307. %
  308. It's true grad school was much tougher than undergrad. Now, that you
  309. mention it, I might remember some of my humility. You pretty often see
  310. people on the Internet who act like big fish in small pools--in for a
  311. rude shock. Actually, that's a good reason for integrating schools--so
  312. nobody's confused by pecking order.
  313. %
  314. God was a rude shock. I was kinda unknowingly retarded in language,
  315. but got A's in school. I'm sure many of the people around here are
  316. unknowing they are "dumb" or "deaf."
  317. %
  318. Q. Bush wants NCLB money to go to schools, not prisons.
  319.  
  320. A. Bush does not want localities diverting money.
  321. B. Bush does not want to fund babysitting.
  322. C. Bush hopes doing well in school will keep people out of prison.
  323. D. All of the above.
  324. %
  325. Did Roosevelt do Pearl Harbor? America looks a little uglier than you
  326. imagine. I think Bush 1 betrayed Saddam, perhaps. Oh well.
  327. %
  328. You might think there's a conspiacy against miracles or something.
  329. %
  330. From my perspective, it is curious why miracles are unreported.
  331. %
  332. I fail to see how 16 SSE registers are useful. I don't know why I
  333. bother.
  334. %
  335. For an analogy, suppose you have parenthesis on everything in an
  336. expression. How is 16 level deep of parenthesis useful? That's what
  337. it's comparable to, isn't it?
  338. %
  339. I don't have support for 32-bit floats, just 64-bit doubles. If you
  340. use 32-bit numbers then 128 is 4 at once. That's useful. I guess too
  341. big and memory transfer time makes it silly. With 64-bit numbers, 2 at
  342. once is not that great.
  343. %
  344. For a 3D transformation, I guess you could put the matrix constants in
  345. the registers. I guess it is useful. I've never tried it. It's still
  346. only 2 at once for 64-bit which sounds like more trouble than it's
  347. worth. The memory bottleneck is an issue for both SIMD and multicore,
  348. now that I think about it.
  349. %
  350. My bad.
  351. %
  352. Honestly, near as I can tell, SSE is meant for doing 4 32-bit floats
  353. at once. It doesn't make that much sense to do 2 64-bit floats. You
  354. can also do integers. You could do 8 16-bit integer operations if that
  355. is useful to you.
  356. %
  357. I'm guilty of arguing with the answerbook many times. It would be odd
  358. for Intel to be mistaken. It's more likely I am, huh. :)
  359. %
  360. I'm not fond of 32-bit floats and I don't like keeping my points in
  361. arrays or proccessing them all at once. I do this:
  362.  
  363. code:
  364. class SpaceShip
  365. {
  366. SpaceShip *next,*last;
  367. double x,y,z;
  368. ...
  369. };
  370. Then, I keep them in doubly-linked-lists. I can add and remove easily.
  371. %
  372. Actually, I use 64-bit ints for coordinates and treat them as
  373. fixed-point with the decimal point at bit 32.
  374. %
  375. Over-all, SSE just doesn't look that worth-while.
  376. %
  377. Old school programmers remember when fixed-point was much faster than
  378. floating. It's not exactly so clear, now.
  379. %
  380. I should probably convert everything. Lots of work. Not that
  381. motivated. Nothing would change and it's going nowhere now. If it's
  382. for fun, fuck-it when it's not fun! :)
  383. %
  384. My no-paging choice was similar. Should have been faster. It's not. I
  385. have vague notions of writing my OS for the CPU of my dreams.
  386. %
  387. I donno, figure-out reality. I don't care. That's the secret to my
  388. success. My pet birds haven't a clue about their world, but do okay.
  389. %
  390. If you don't have graphics and sound data, everything probably stays
  391. in cache and you don't have cache misses. With 640x480x4bit, I
  392. wouldn't be surprised if I go a while with everything in cache. I
  393. don't know. A high res animation of a space ship or texture takes
  394. space. My space ships probably stay in cache.
  395. %
  396. I'll bet Linus has thought of doing a compiler so he doesn't need that
  397. annoying prefix, "GNU/Linux". I'll bet he hates that.
  398. %
  399. My reality is FUBAR. Things are pointless until that changes.
  400. %
  401. Pictures of angels? Angels really make things FUBAR.
  402. %
  403. They land on my keyboard, now and then. Not long ago, I left my room
  404. and came back and lots of stuff had been typed! That scared me!
  405. ROFLMAO I'll have to be careful.
  406. %
  407. I don't play chess in life. I have contempt for schemers.
  408. %
  409. You thought it was them? Nope, me.
  410. %
  411. I'm not Catholic -- I graduated from that -- but I crack-up laughing
  412. if other people, in their heart of hearts go for Catholicism when
  413. spiritually awakened.
  414. %
  415. I was shocked when I learned pac man was about taking pills and
  416. halucinating about ghosts.
  417. %
  418. I don't drive because I'd have no money left over. I don't own a phone
  419. -- don't have anybody I'd talk to. I can randomly crack-open a book
  420. and get a response from God. What do you think this talk of "filled
  421. with the Holy Spirit" means in real terms.
  422. %
  423. This shit actually makes real sense, now. If it's fuzzy, you don't know anything.
  424. http://www.biyn.org/topical/holyspirit/teacher.html
  425. %
  426. "Spirit will teach you what to say at the moemnt you need it."
  427. %
  428. As for phones, I figure there will always be some big screen
  429. computers, perhaps used by geeks only. I don't mind having a small
  430. niche. If you get greedy, you are punished. LoseThos is for Americans
  431. -- no UTF, just ASCII.
  432. %
  433. I did finally break-down and do the other 128 PC screen codes, so it
  434. has some international symbols. Still, I think getting greedy can
  435. create your own personal hell.
  436. %
  437. Real people are like zombies-stupid compared to ghosts. Either that,
  438. or I was a retard all along until I got wiser. The line between angel
  439. and human is FUBAR. I know I get puppeted. I guess "superego" is
  440. freud's explanation, though he didn't have the smarts to do a test for
  441. not-possibly-by-brain behavior. I can crack-open books I've never
  442. read. I can interact with a clock a million times faster than anything
  443. in the head.
  444. %
  445. Of course I see the obvious messages -- they're just dumb.
  446. %
  447. Just imagine the world is filled with super smart ghosts hiding
  448. messages everywhere. You will find them.
  449. %
  450. Laugh-it-up, atheists. Your tin-foil-hat days might be ahead of you. I
  451. stick to the Bible. You will find that if the foundation for your
  452. reality is not sound, it will fall.
  453. %
  454. I used to be atheist.
  455. %
  456. Brain is a computer.
  457. Who made God? Solves nothing.
  458. %
  459. Now, reality is bat shit crazy and atheism is woefully inadequate for
  460. explaining reality.
  461. %
  462. I did a software release today. Holy shit, I'm at #3 on Google for
  463. "64-bit operating system". That's insane! Quick, you Google and tell
  464. me if it's #3!
  465. %
  466. Drive-by mischief. God is just and will smite them!
  467. %
  468. It's simply not going viral and seems a little pointless.
  469. %
  470. My reality is FUBAR. Had more than 6000 downloads, for sure, and
  471. nothing but Google rank that has happened. The few emails all seem
  472. like FBI. My download numbers do not vary in order-of-magnitude,
  473. highly the same each time, and come-in at a uniform rate. This site
  474. had me wondering if it was bogus... my whole Internet, an
  475. intranet... maybe Matrix movie reality or something. Don't know.
  476. %
  477. I get about one email every six months. They all go out-of-their way
  478. to reveal nothing. Generally unpleasant, like talking to that
  479. psychoanalysist program elisa. Bots basically.
  480. %
  481. Yeah, huh. FBI fuckin with me.
  482. %
  483. I'm a rockstar in another reality. You'd freak, if you knew.
  484. %
  485. "Go to your room and pray in secret and the father will reward in
  486. secret. Nobody knows what God has prepared for them that love Him."
  487. %
  488. Stupid ass atheists.
  489. %
  490. We have a right to bear arms to protect us from tyrany. Or would you
  491. prefer a theocracy. Fucken I'll tell you where you can shove it and
  492. how high.
  493. %
  494. Retard vice gets false positives on everything and hasn't
  495. figured-it-out. I can't wait for God to punish them.
  496. %
  497. Obey, dog.
  498. %
  499. You polytheists, or just special kinda stupid?
  500. %
  501. Okay, just a moment, not bed time yet. I understand allpowerful
  502. forces.
  503. %
  504. Fucken insolence on the radio is intolerable.
  505. %
  506. Someone should be fired for not figuring-this-out sooner.
  507. %
  508. Radio is more deluded and insane than me! They see ghosts everywhere
  509. and they want to fight God.
  510. %
  511. Still insolent.
  512. %
  513. Just turn-it-off to shutdown, obviously not in the middle of writing a
  514. file.
  515. %
  516. You really need to start talking to God. Then, you won't be such a
  517. smart-ass. God said 640x480x16 color. He indicated, once, it wasn't
  518. forever, sort-of, I'm not sure, really. I'll ask Him again.
  519. %
  520. Praise God as an offering. "The smell of rain" is good praise. You get
  521. out of prayer what you put into it.
  522. %
  523. God says to marry a woman with big tits. BBC is currently doing a
  524. program on sex for the disabled, mocking me, hiding behind
  525. cripples. Disable newtworking in VMWare so you know it's God.
  526. %
  527. What did you say to him ;-)
  528. %
  529. Oops, people can get prosecuted for that! God's a rude awakening when
  530. you're an atheist, let me tell you.
  531. %
  532. Of course none of the Bible makes any sense when you don't talk with
  533. Him. Cain and Abel is the most important story. God liked Abel's
  534. offering and not Cain's. Think about this, Cain was so distraught he
  535. killed Abel. Woah! How did he know what God thought of his
  536. offering. None of this makes sense to people who don't talk with God.
  537. %
  538. Precident is for God to talk in riddles. Acts 2 says God can make
  539. things understood in multiple languages. "It's mean to tickle the
  540. president." If you read between the lines in verses 4 and 5 of Daniel
  541. 5, he got the ouija board from the temple. A spirit puppets people.
  542. %
  543. If the point is to talk with a spirit, don't be silly. Use the
  544. technique that works best.
  545. %
  546. Maybe, you're kidding, I'm not sure.
  547. %
  548. Ohh! Dante ring 0? Yikes!
  549. %
  550. Thanks. The God related things are kinda off-to-the-side normally in
  551. LoseThos.
  552. %
  553. I'm not trying to start a cult, just suggest Christians love God the
  554. Father more and talk with Him. Why not!? "Seek and yee shall find,
  555. knock and it will be opened" means take the initiative.
  556. %
  557. I think lots of people stumble onto God when opening the Bible
  558. unintentionally and reading a message. What I figured-out is it works
  559. best if you hold-up your end of the conversation, first.
  560. %
  561. I crack-up laughing on "It's impossible for God to be proven or
  562. disproven."
  563. %
  564. It's amazing how perception works and how words go
  565. in-one-ear-and-out-the-other.
  566. %
  567. I've dug-in by making 16 color very entrenched, reaping what benefits
  568. there are to be had with low number of colors. I would be pleased if a
  569. 3rd party forked it. I can't see myself doing it.
  570. %
  571. If it were hardware accelerated 640x480 16 color, I would be very
  572. eager. Obviously, I couldn't do it with multicore, anymore, though.
  573. %
  574. I did HD Audio. I don't think it's anywhere near replacing sound cards
  575. -- just a guess, I don't have any idea. HD Graphics are even farther
  576. off for dominance. I'm not sure GPUs will disappear in the foreseeable
  577. future, except in mobile stuff.
  578. %
  579. I haven't played a modern video game in 10 years. They don't look
  580. appealing. I don't know if this is accurate, but perhaps, evil
  581. families get glam gifts for their kids while good family kids don't
  582. get the glam they want but the toys they do get are funner.
  583. %
  584. I feel glad that LoseThos graphics are crappy, sometimes. I guess it's
  585. nice when you don't have to win.
  586. %
  587. I'm not anti-education. Hard work in studying is rewarded.
  588. %
  589. The Bible says, like seven times, "Sing a new song unto God."
  590. %
  591. It's a business. You want to be a business partner, is that what
  592. you're asking? How about I cut you a check as a free lancer for 40
  593. minutes. I paid my artist $20/hour. You want $40? Give me an paypal
  594. address. I'll give you a hundered bucks.
  595. %
  596. Yeah. It's not Linux. Send me an email [email protected] and I'll
  597. pay you $100 for your work.
  598. %
  599. I worked very hard to avoid GPL code. Fuckn every where I go are
  600. wicked CIA agents trying to give me trojen gifts to sabatauge my
  601. efforts.
  602. %
  603. I get $18,000 disability but made &71,000 when I had a job. I live
  604. with my parents at age 41, don't drive cause I can't afford it and am
  605. forced to take meds which make me impotent among other things. Why you
  606. fucken with me? Some free software commie zombie, or I don't know
  607. what.
  608. %
  609. thanks. I just hate people who act like they wrote half of LoseThos
  610. cause they did an hour. If two people are listed, that's the
  611. impression people get. If I take 5 lines of GPL code, suddenly 100,000
  612. lines and 8 years are wasted.
  613. %
  614. I sent you a hundred bucks. I will not feel free to encorporate your
  615. write-up into my web site, if I feel like it. I'll probably add you to
  616. acknowledgements.
  617. %
  618. By the way you sold your soul if you read ouijaboard text.
  619. %
  620. By the way, Satan is thrilled.
  621. %
  622. GPL is Satan
  623. %
  624. Communities instead of business are Satan. Free is Satan. Pirates is
  625. Satan. Communiasm is Satan. Anticorporate is Satan. My doctors are
  626. Satan. CIA is Satan. BBC is Satan.
  627. %
  628. There's no commandment about charity but there is thou shall not covet
  629. thy neighbors goods.
  630. %
  631. I got the attention of MI6, cause I used to rant about Irish
  632. stuff. LoseThos is harmeless. Fuck them.
  633. %
  634. Fucken trogen gifts wanting a piece. Fucken secret agents everywhere.
  635. %
  636. retards worry more about man's opinion than God's.
  637. %
  638. Day of reconing is sure to come.
  639. %
  640. unplug networks and go talk to God with AfterEgypt in LoseThos. Meet
  641. your maker. You'd be so lucky as to talk to Satan.
  642. %
  643. That, I'm not doing.
  644. %
  645. No interest in making a browser.
  646. %
  647. Prolly lots of nasty propriatary protocols ... and of course different
  648. network cards.
  649. %
  650. You already got a phone-line to God. What else do you need? Time
  651. travel?
  652. %
  653. My vision of how LoseThos would be used is it would be used for the
  654. vary things a Commodore 64 was used for, with 1000 times the
  655. horsepower to make it easier and funner. No more, no less. I was
  656. delightyed as a youth by a book called "Mapping the Commodore 64"
  657. which told what everything in the ROM did.
  658. %
  659. You mjiss quoted me. I said learning often hurts. I said I decided
  660. happiness was knowing what I was doing. I finally figured that out.
  661. %
  662. Sometimes, learning is fun. When you're not interested, it's not fun.
  663. %
  664. Jesus described Himself as "humble of heart". It was in a passage
  665. where he said God tricks everybody--the pharasees. "Humble of head"
  666. means you don't think you're the smartest.
  667. %
  668. God loved Jacob and hated Esau. Not accepting a gift from God is not
  669. loving God and is proud of heart. Grace, not works, is humble of
  670. heart.
  671. %
  672. Martha and mary is humble of heart.
  673. %
  674. When God looks at the world, money is invisible. Happiness is
  675. visible. man only sees money and envies. Envy of money is the root of
  676. half the problems and wicked are people who talk about inbalance. Are
  677. they richer than Jesus? Shut the God damn fuck-up -- you are leading
  678. people into coveting and a millstone shoudl be put on your neck. The
  679. tribal Afrcians didn't know they were poor.
  680. %
  681. Do it, I don't care. I'm not interested.
  682.  
  683. I'm not in the real world, anyway.
  684. %
  685. It's normal. "Born again" means you enter a new reality. You have to
  686. learn the ropes, then, it's great, unless you go to Hell, not
  687. Heaven. You go through tribulation when you get shocked by it.
  688. %
  689. During tribulation, just keep hope and don't commit suicide. It gets
  690. better. Serious shit, though -- Kurt Cobain, Metallica dudes are
  691. disturbed. Damn, they need therapy! Hilarious. It's satisfying to look
  692. at others who didn't do as well as me, in some ways. I used to be more
  693. sick. That Metalica dude is Hilarious. Pink Floyd dude.
  694. %
  695. The Metallica dude gravitates toward dark thoughts. He can be
  696. unpleasant to listen to. God sometimes uses the word "cloyed" which
  697. means too sweet. Flanders on the Simpsons is kinda annoying.
  698. %
  699. God is full of lovingkindness. He understands human nature. Little
  700. boys are made of snakes and snails and puppydog tails. Men are from
  701. Mars; Women from venus. He's our dearly beloved God of Earth.
  702. %
  703. Praise Him for stuff and write hymns--Bible says 7 times "sing a new
  704. song to God." Metallica honored God with the song Creeping
  705. Death. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXWq3f01e2U That must be to
  706. their credit. Beware of dark thoughts, though, because they will
  707. torment you. Led Zeppelin has a song which says, "In the light you
  708. will find the road." That seems like good advice.
  709. %
  710. I figure there are only two things you can praise God for -- Nature
  711. and Exodus. I guess Jesus found something else -- "Praise You Father
  712. for you hid stuff from the wise and revealed them to the childlike."
  713. That's thoughtful, huh?
  714. %
  715. One time, in a somewhat dark mood, I thought, "Wow! Nursury rhymes
  716. last centuries and have big influence."
  717. %
  718. Our modern kids stories are far tamer than traditional ones... is that
  719. good? I guess. I'm laughing because I just heard kids see mature
  720. movies. That's probably not good, but funny. I used to feel guilty
  721. about dark stuff, then I remembered the Bible. Damn, it's really dark!
  722. %
  723. So, now, I don't stress and let everybody do their own thing. Not my
  724. job.
  725. %
  726. The radio did a story on anti-military bloggers, I think in Egypt.
  727. %
  728. I finally learned -- Do I really want to argue God is pro-war? I
  729. finally know the wise thing to do is let things be.
  730. %
  731. I can't tell you the number of times I've decided I would or wouldn't
  732. ever do... file in the blank. :-) New Years Resolutions. Sometimes, it
  733. almost a complete waste of time to meditate.
  734. %
  735. That dude was a demon from my perspective.
  736. %
  737. Cool. Yeah, on my web page, after shrugging on why someone would use
  738. LoseThos [a system with such poor graphics], I say "in the 70's people
  739. bought kits with switches for programming."
  740. %
  741. You guys think the FBI is nervous about ouija boards? The NSA is
  742. certain it's not God.
  743. %
  744. I've got a dozen ebooks I collected, constutition, a few state of the
  745. union addresses. That skeptics file was one I downloaded from YOSPOS
  746. to demonstrate. This site is sick, huh! Hey wait a minute.
  747. %
  748. The NSA and ouija boards is pretty funny, huh! I was reading once
  749. about "... communication out of the country..." and pondered, "Is God
  750. an extra terrestrial? American?" I guess it might actually matter in
  751. law. That cracks-me-up, potential West Wing TV Show: "Just how many
  752. angels can dance on a pin head? We have to know this!" State of the
  753. Union: "We expect to lead the world in theological research."
  754. %
  755. Chavez was ranting against America and God said, "Japan Industrious".
  756. %
  757. Pride before a fall, humility before honors and God can't be argued
  758. with. Well Moses argued, but not beaten in debate or court.
  759. %
  760. My theological research has yielded...
  761.  
  762. God likes elephants, bears, the Beattles, Mick Jagger (wha?), the
  763. Greatful dead bass player... these are not very scientific mind
  764. you. ROFLMAO
  765. %
  766. I donno. The Mick Jagger thing was kinda a weird choice for favorite
  767. singer, huh. He liked King David in the Bible and Jacob. Both of which
  768. were colorful characters, one manly, the other not-so-much. I would
  769. treat the results with a grain of salt and just enjoy them as funny.
  770. %
  771. I think the secret is to think anthropomorphically. God enjoys
  772. conversation. he likes praise. Prolly likes attention. Killing time
  773. with God is about the most you can hope to do. I tend to think of life
  774. more as a journey, now, and not a destination. God is probably annoyed
  775. by requests. He's probably tired of people just worry about hell, and
  776. that's their whole reason for religion. He likes productive people,
  777. just fine.
  778. %
  779. Let's ask Him His favorite fruit.
  780.  
  781. Actually, He's probably not amused.
  782.  
  783. I think grapes have to be up there. Jesus liked Figs.
  784. %
  785. I made a song:
  786.  
  787. Jesus fig tree song posted:
  788. Damn fig tree
  789. only good for a pee
  790. has no fruit
  791. kill the root.
  792. %
  793. I bugged God on His favorite color until he said "blue". That's the
  794. only acceptible anwser, but kinda dull. At first He said, "Jude" which
  795. could "Jade, maybe blue jade". You kinda have to help Him answer. (And
  796. this tells you how seriously you should take the answers! Just enjoy
  797. God.)
  798. %
  799. What's Jesus' favorite color?
  800. %
  801. I think I got a dud. Oil paint maybe, but still dud.
  802. %
  803. Maybe, He wants me to tell all His favorites. That can't be right. "Go
  804. pray to the father in secret and He will reward in secret."
  805. %
  806. I have birds. I asked what makes them happy. Answer: "Gnawing"
  807. I asked what makes my birds laugh. Answer: "Bite ouch" (If they bite
  808. and I say "ouch")
  809. %
  810. I ask what makes elephants happy. I've watched all the you tube videos
  811. on baby elephants, by now. God said, "baths".
  812. %
  813. I watched bears, but they're really boring. I asked what makes them
  814. happy. Answer, "Reaping depends". You kinda have to help Him answer. I
  815. thought maybe smelly diapers. That's a good answer.
  816. %
  817. My birds sing, perhaps for obvious reason. I asked what they were
  818. saying. God said they were chanting. :-)
  819. %
  820. The babies are the best to watch, in my opinion.
  821. %
  822. I thought an unusual thought. Zoos connect people with animals, and
  823. therefore boost praise and make God feel happy. They're almost better
  824. than wild animals!
  825.  
  826. Let's ask God His favorite zoo animal.
  827. %
  828. My God phone works like this... I crack-open a book and BAM! God
  829. talks!
  830. %
  831. Wha?
  832. %
  833. There's a talking donkey in the Bible. Go read it. It's hilarious.
  834. %
  835. I knew I had a murphy quote in my quote file:
  836. what_have_you_done_for_me_lately
  837. %
  838. When God's being scary, I put Him on a diet of only happy words and
  839. phases
  840. %
  841. help me get this working, please. I'm lame.
  842. %
  843. You mean photo, not video. GIF might be neat. There's this one where a
  844. baby elephant charges and stops and runs away.
  845. %
  846. I like goats, too. This cracks-me-up:
  847. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQev3UoGp2M
  848. %
  849. I asked God which was smarter, chimps or orangutangs. Answer: "Species
  850. show similar glory"
  851. %
  852. Apes and monkies are great when you're a kid. I guess I still like
  853. them, but they're awkward.
  854. %
  855. God is kind-of adult, but not bad?
  856. %
  857. I put a video of goats climbing a tree.
  858. %
  859. I hope you're a kid -- it's odd for an adult to want a signature.
  860. %
  861. Yeah, I'm not sure Gate's charity was the right choice -- maybe he
  862. could have done more good at Microsoft, or maybe Microsoft's decline
  863. was inevitable. Maybe, I don't know how much good his charity has
  864. done.
  865. %
  866. When you learn there really is a God, a race for the life rafts is
  867. cowardly. A calm head and minding the gap, might be best. I ran for
  868. the liferafts, too.
  869. %
  870. Hell no am I gonna use 80 bit numbers everywhere!
  871. %
  872. How do they work, anyway?
  873. %
  874. Need a gate thingy? Gotta fuck with allocating GDT shit. It might
  875. waste time on privilege level changes. AND it's fucken 80 bits!
  876. %
  877. Humor me and tell me how it works, so I can laugh at you.
  878. %
  879. I don't remember what NX is. Why didn't you just ask "is it 64-bit
  880. mode"? Are you a snob?
  881. %
  882. Yes, it's 64-bit mode. When you get old, you forget shit you did years
  883. ago.
  884. %
  885. I guess gibberish is okay.
  886. %
  887. Long mode requires paging. Yes, LoseThos is in long mode. How are your
  888. logic skills? Or, is it english? My web site, "It's as though paging
  889. is not used."
  890. %
  891. I realize sublties are tricky for some.
  892. %
  893. "Identity mapped" is snobby. You're uneducated from what I hear,
  894. right?
  895. %
  896. Google "64-bit operating system" biotch
  897. %
  898. Repent, maybe God will talk to you, too. You're pretty vile.
  899.  
  900. Bile too.
  901. %
  902. 7-bit char is retarded, now.
  903. %
  904. I made support for Bible links built-in so you can put chapter line
  905. verse anywhere in any document and it will jump to the Bible.
  906. %
  907. I'm not familar, elaborate.
  908. %
  909. LoseThos REQUIRES 64-bit or better, no cruft and has multicore
  910. support. Master/slave, not SMP. (Better)
  911. %
  912. You think that's funny. Until this year, I never put any core in a HLT
  913. state because I wanted faster response to a wake-up job dispatch.
  914. There's a config option for no HLT state which allows faster multicore
  915. dispatch.
  916. %
  917. Virtual memory for thousanmds of users is a quaint relic of 1970's
  918. mainframes that does not belong on a modern system. It doesn't hurt
  919. though, except complexity.
  920. %
  921. I was hoping for no paging in the chip for more cores. I identity map
  922. so I don't need paging.
  923. %
  924. we don't have a thousand users sharing a megabyte.
  925. %
  926. LoseThos has one address map so all cores share and is bliss to
  927. program on. Never have to ask the question of how to exchange data
  928. between processes.
  929. %
  930. I didn't actually think you guys could read, just linux fanboys.
  931. %
  932. I don't use a GPU so I use all 8-cores for rendering the screen. I
  933. need everything you got! You're my heros.
  934. %
  935. That's how I'm funded.
  936. %
  937. It's God. I used to be an atheist too. Now, it's obvious that the
  938. Greek oracle and hundreds of dudes reporting stuff is stupid to
  939. dismiss. It's like climate skeptics.
  940. %
  941. I'll be surprised if I return to this site. If there is reason to
  942. stay, I might make a better avatar.
  943. %
  944. You don't know what paging is, do you? It's an extra 3-4 levels of
  945. indirection on every memory access which they try to keep from ruining
  946. performance with complicated logic, but it doesn't take a genius to
  947. know without paging it would be faster! It all gets pipelined, but
  948. pipelines have to be flushed and lower lag (I'm a control engineer) is
  949. better.
  950. %
  951. VMWare? Have you seen the photo of the black rappers and Jean Luke
  952. face palming. "It's like a car within a car"
  953. %
  954. I have one address map for everybvody and one copy of my "kernel"
  955. code, but I run everything in RING 0, no ring 3, so "kernel" is
  956. meaningless.
  957. %
  958. LoseThos makes many trivial solutions. It is undenyable more
  959. optimal. It's a no brainer that one address map and all ring 0 is more
  960. optimal.
  961. %
  962. I expanded printf to support truncation, engineering notation, "Meg,
  963. kili, mili" prefixes, string indirection-look-ups and tons of other
  964. stuff.
  965. %
  966. I don't have a privilege level switch on printf, so I blow everybody
  967. else out of the water.
  968. %
  969. I wrote it from absolute scratch and followed no standards.
  970. %
  971. the problem is GPU's. Theirs are not viable. I don't use a GPU. Theirs
  972. are facades. Do a google search for "64-bit operating system". I'm
  973. tops, they're nonstarters. I did a compiler. I'm a god. Linux is not
  974. an OS. GNU/Linux is an os.
  975. %
  976. I used a Commodore 64 as a kid. It was the most popular computer
  977. ever. What's wrong with that model, but supercomputer x86_64?
  978. %
  979. My mentors were gods.
  980. %
  981. LoseThos runs on 64-bit or better hardware. Intel sucks. hasn't made
  982. improvement on CPU clock speed in some time.
  983. %
  984. That's moronic.
  985. %
  986. It's for recreational programming. Where else can you run user code in
  987. Ring 0. Assembly language is rather pointless these days, but it's
  988. fun, isn't it. You know how red necks get thrills. LoseThos lets you
  989. do anything.
  990. %
  991. You sound schitzopghenic. What-out or they'll lock you up. (Crazy rant)
  992. %
  993. Interpretation is always tricky for God talking. That's the precident
  994. in the Bible. Dreams and stuff.
  995. %
  996. If you'll notice, I keep the insanity to a minimum on my website.
  997. %
  998. Dude. I'm smarter than you, trust me.
  999. %
  1000. Anyone can code an OS. Some people aren't too clear on the notion of
  1001. originality, like knock-off songs.
  1002. %
  1003. I am very proud of how simple I made it and laugh at the people who
  1004. made it difficult.
  1005. %
  1006. It updates the screen 60 time a second rerendering. It's really
  1007. brutally efficient given the VGA bit-plane setup.
  1008. %
  1009. The example quoted was a demo minicompiler included because a lot of
  1010. people thing writing a compiler is impossible for one person.
  1011. %
  1012. Most people I talk to believe it's impossible for one person to do a
  1013. compiler.
  1014. %
  1015. I took a compiler course. Just one. I learned what "Lex()" should do
  1016. and about recursive descent parsers. We did YACC but I forgot. My
  1017. parser is far better than recursive descent and uses many tricks like
  1018. bit test masks for white space etc characters.
  1019. %
  1020. LoseThos has no object files. In normal usage you compile just-in-time
  1021. straight into memory ready for execution. It compiles 40,000 lines
  1022. during boot in under 2 seconds. Why make binary or object files when
  1023. you can compile source that fast?
  1024. %
  1025. There is Windows.
  1026. There is Linux.
  1027. There is LoseThos.
  1028. and there are nonviable Linux clones.
  1029.  
  1030. We are talking OS choices for PC's today. 64-bit.
  1031. %
  1032. LoseThos is 2ndary OS for recreational programming to be used in
  1033. conjunction with your primary OS.
  1034. %
  1035. liars
  1036.  
  1037. You're delusional and brainwashed.
  1038.  
  1039. You have all kinds of road blocks in your thinking.
  1040. %
  1041. I know! Lets ask God!
  1042.  
  1043. Hey God!
  1044. %
  1045. God's more lucid than yer stuff or whoever posted the smoke.
  1046. %
  1047. Psycologists are damn smart. They're just evil.
  1048. %
  1049. Psychologists obviously know about spirits.
  1050. %
  1051. Linux is trying to make booting difficult to understand.... or
  1052. somewwone has a pet project with way too much time.
  1053. %
  1054. You have to learn how to make the TV talk to you, silly. I'm king of
  1055. all media, born again into a new reality.
  1056. %
  1057. I'm targeting good-old-boy recreational programming... like how kids
  1058. like playiong with fire.
  1059. %
  1060. You're not very good at taunting. You could never write a compiler,
  1061. like I did.
  1062. %
  1063. I wrote a full operating system including compiler in 8 years. I put
  1064. bounds on the scope of the operating system so I could finish.
  1065. %
  1066. You're acting as though a system like a commodore 64 is wrong because
  1067. it's not a 1970's multiuser main frame operating system for 1000
  1068. people that causes problems when it crashes.
  1069. %
  1070. Look, a home operating system not a general purpose system intended to
  1071. be used as a 2ndary system for recreatinal programming, is a perfectly
  1072. valid product.
  1073. %
  1074. I mock all these people who didn't get as far.
  1075. http://wiki.osdev.org/Projects
  1076. %
  1077. I'm damn proud I'm 5th on a Google search for "64-bit operating
  1078. system". Google it and see.
  1079. %
  1080. Yeah, having a spiritual awakening made me crazy. Psychologists didn't
  1081. help. My assumtion would be they don't believe, but one kinda took the
  1082. vieww of "who am I to say"? They don't listen to psycho-rants. No time
  1083. for that.
  1084. %
  1085. What they do do is enmploy actors and stage lots of skits to test you,
  1086. maybe therapy. It made me furious and view everyone as a god damn
  1087. manikin thing I don't understand. Really fucks with your notions of
  1088. reality when people seem like actors for shrinks.
  1089. %
  1090. Spirits are a funny things though -- might not be shrinks. I catch
  1091. myself saying stuff I wasn't intending, sometimes.
  1092. %
  1093. You can't understand God?
  1094. %
  1095. God can lie. I can cite the bible if you like.
  1096. %
  1097. I'm glad God told me to stick with 640x480. The flight simulator makes
  1098. that abundantly clear as the right choice.
  1099. %
  1100. Why do you think I'm fifth on Google search for "64-bit operating
  1101. system." Mine's the only one that works and it only works because it's
  1102. 640x480x4 bit.
  1103. %
  1104. That is how all you atheists are. You are mocked by 90%.
  1105. %
  1106. My hard drive has a microcontroller, too. What's your point?
  1107. %
  1108. Don't be a pussy. You will pass jugment on angels.
  1109. %
  1110. You probably subscribe to "all os's should be linux."
  1111. %
  1112. Do you keep every file's permissions absolutely minimal?
  1113. %
  1114. Why do you think I'm 5th on a Google search?
  1115. %
  1116. Also, I have to be true to my goal of being ofrders of magnitude
  1117. simpler than Linux or it's just a Linux wannabe.
  1118. %
  1119. "Percival" and "Tomorrow". God named them. Percival is very
  1120. earnest. Tomorrow is kinda a dweeb. Percival is really old, like 17
  1121. years, and he has a cataract in one eye. :( He can't fly too well so I
  1122. have to help him get to his perch. Oddly, he wins the pecking-order
  1123. spats with Tomorrow. Tomorrow acts depressed, sometimes.
  1124. %
  1125. True enough. I learned the ropes of being born again, no thanks to
  1126. shrinks. They're worthless and should not be paid.
  1127. %
  1128. First thing I tried to do when I installed Linux at home was
  1129.  
  1130. chmod 777 -r *
  1131.  
  1132. No luck. System doesn't function so well.
  1133. %
  1134. Yeah, I totally don't know what my reality is. Am I in some kind of
  1135. prison?
  1136. %
  1137. If my Mom met Jesus I joke her conversation would begin with "What
  1138. hurt more, nails in hands or feet?"
  1139. %
  1140. I only tried lisp once in a class. LoseThos is about programming as
  1141. recreation and LISP sure interests lots of people. I thought about
  1142. doing a compiler. I totally forgot how lisp works, so I don't know how
  1143. hard a compiler is.
  1144. %
  1145. God said war was "servicemen competing". Chavez was talking shit and
  1146. God said, "Japan industrius." On racism God said "Sports". What planet
  1147. are you from? You might regrete talking shit to God -- He very real.
  1148. %
  1149. It's true I don't research on existing ideas, I just do it. It's true
  1150. I try to be different. There's one Linux, no need for a clone.
  1151. %
  1152. Let's see what God's up to. We can ask Him how many people He killed
  1153. today and how many babies He made.
  1154. %
  1155. How does a real man know when a woman is having an orgasm? He doesn't
  1156. care. (Joke)
  1157. %
  1158. I picked what I wanted to do. Some people at OSDev use GCC. Some of
  1159. them even use BASH. That seems silly, to me. If you're using BASH, why
  1160. not just use Linux?
  1161. %
  1162. Each of us decides what we want to create ourselves.
  1163. %
  1164. I learned somew wisdom, in case you are interested. Originally, I had
  1165. dreams of making a file system with "meta data." When I added support
  1166. for FAT32, suddenly I had a problem -- if I include meta data on my
  1167. file system, what happens when I copy to FAT32? My answer was to not
  1168. do meta data.
  1169. %
  1170. Moral: Any standard you use will bend your operating system's shape
  1171. into Linux.
  1172. %
  1173. If you start using POSIX commands, it warps your intenrnals
  1174. pernisciously into a linux clone.
  1175. %
  1176. I pity the poor engineer who has to make a knock-off. It's kinda
  1177. humilating. I guess engineering is not research. I do what I like and
  1178. I like thinking I'm doing research.
  1179. %
  1180. Since I graduated from my Dilbertesque thinking, I do truly see the
  1181. value of intangables. Hope has value -- why do you think so many
  1182. people play the lottery. How many atheletes hope to make it to the
  1183. pros. Life is a journey and they will be thrilled all the way up until
  1184. disappointment. Life is a journey and dreams and hope have value.
  1185. %
  1186. You know... it must really suck being an average academic researcher
  1187. who accomplishes nothing.
  1188. %
  1189. I'm the only one who has been paid to work on a Professional operating
  1190. system -- Ticketmaster's VAX OS in 1990. When they hire game
  1191. programmers they require being listed on a published game. By that
  1192. logic, I'm the only professional around.
  1193. %
  1194. Hitler wasn't honest on Jews. They have higher-than-average IQ.
  1195. %
  1196. God said he wanted to "compact" the Jews with the holocaust.
  1197. %
  1198. Homo's probably have higher than average IQ, or at least there are a
  1199. lot of homo geniuses.
  1200. %
  1201. Crazy people often have high IQ.
  1202. %
  1203. I guess hitler wasn't all about IQ.
  1204. %
  1205. What's a holocaust?
  1206. %
  1207. I'm not a homo, whatever that means. Different strokes for different
  1208. folks.
  1209. %
  1210. Shrinks are homo, get out of here! :)
  1211. %
  1212. You're a bot. You remind me of LISA.
  1213. %
  1214. If you guys ever question reality, you just need to know one thing,
  1215. "It's the shrinks!" They drive you crazy so they can lock you up or
  1216. worse.
  1217. %
  1218. I like being disabled :) If it ain't broke, don't fix it!
  1219. %
  1220. I haven't been locked up in 8 years. Don't fuck with it.
  1221. %
  1222. My shrink would get in more trouble than I would if I killed someone,
  1223. wouldn't he? He he
  1224. %
  1225. I'm just giving advice on how to avoid getting locked-up. Assume it's
  1226. the shrinks trying to make you act crazy so they can lock you up. This
  1227. is probably the best way to treat psychiatric people. In the 1960's
  1228. scitzophrenics were depicted as black. They went crazy a lot.
  1229. %
  1230. people just up-and-go crazy. They're not born that way.
  1231. %
  1232. Perhaps. If He doesn't care, why should I? The world is just. I
  1233. internet all day. Yawn.
  1234. %
  1235. Yeah, not much of a response did He give me. If He's annoyed He can
  1236. make you regret it. When you learn it's Him, for real, then He can
  1237. obviously scare the crap out of you.
  1238. %
  1239. ahh stchick. I get it. YOSPOS.
  1240.  
  1241. It gets old.
  1242. %
  1243. I'm finally getting the hang of YOSPOS.
  1244. %
  1245. It's weird being Goliath.
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