... in the language. (Rules out Parlog.)" (http://www.erlang.org/course/history.html) Finally, we have Joe Armstrong's History of Erlang (page 7): "We started looking at languages like Parlog, KL/1 and Strand for possible inspiration. This actually turned out to be a mistake. The problem here has to do with the nature of the concurrency. In the concurrent logic programming languages, concurrency is implicit and extremely fine-grained. ...

...to tear apart the very fabric of life, with the crack of thunder sounding like the very earth was splittingto its core. Out of the shadows comes an eagle of terrifying proportions, swooping down towards the solitary soul, stranded on the top of the atol. A warrior who is challenging the very forces of nature, screaming "show yourself". As the eagle gets closer, their eyes meet and the warrior has a sudden ...

... to tear apart the very fabric of life, with the crack of thunder sounding like the very earth was splittingto its core. Out of the shadows comes an eagle of terrifying proportions, swooping down towards the solitary soul, stranded on the top of the atol. A warrior who is challenging the very forces of nature, screaming "show yourself". As the eagle gets closer, their eyes meet and the warrior has a sudden sensation of ...

... to tear apart the very fabric of life, with the crack of thunder sounding like the very earth was splittingto its core. Out of the shadows comes an eagle of terrifying proportions, swooping down towards the solitary soul, stranded on the top of the atol. A warrior who is challenging the very forces of nature, screaming "show yourself". As the eagle gets closer, their eyes meet and the warrior has a sudden sensation of flying. Not '...

... it still can be, provided that the southern pair of tracks are used from Camden to Dalston and that the low level platforms are used at Stratford. However, I think that 508s wouldn't be used, as they would be stranded if there was a problem meaning that the service had to use either the northern pair of tracks or Stratford high level. Of course, the 508s might not have the correct paperwork anyway. Yes, I was guessing ...

... it still can be, provided that the southern pair of tracks are used from Camden to Dalston and that the low level platforms are used at Stratford. However, I think that 508s wouldn't be used, as they would be stranded if there was a problem meaning that the service had to use either the northern pair of tracks or Stratford high level. Of course, the 508s might not have the correct paperwork anyway. (Not that there can possibly be a ...

... cave in and pander to what their fans want. An example can be made in shows that deal with men stranded in the wilderness somewhere. Facial hair is only slightly more popular amoung women outside of Japan than in it but most shows and movies dealing with a male or many male characters stranded from civilization will depct their head, facial, and body hair growing increasingly long. In Japan this is rare.* When...

Abo wrote: Doug wrote: This just gets better and better. Could this be the dawn of a new era where wasteful and polluting hypermobility becomes too expensive a hassle for many? My mum and dad are 'stranded' abroad because of this. You must fuckin love that eh Doug? However, my dad contracts at our local nuclear power plant and isn't exactly poor as a result. So they're currently renting ...

... freedom.. this is why the legal system today is skewed in favor of women; it rewards those who complain about being offended, thus becoming an enabling agent, arresting the development of these women. they are stranded in an adolescent stage, taught by the legal system that an entitlement attitude will be rewarded while those who EARNED the right to speak their mind (aka MEN) will be punished. babies demanding their every ...

Doug wrote: This just gets better and better. Could this be the dawn of a new era where wasteful and polluting hypermobility becomes too expensive a hassle for many? My mum and dad are 'stranded' abroad because of this. You must fuckin love that eh Doug? However, my dad contracts at our local nuclear power plant and isn't exactly poor as a result. So they're currently renting direct from the hotel (which ...