User:WikiSysop - Revision history

WikiSysop at 21:32, 20 November 2018

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WikiSysop at 21:19, 19 November 2018

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WikiSysop: /* finger man */

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‎finger man

WikiSysop: /* finger man */

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‎finger man

WikiSysop at 21:17, 19 November 2018

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WikiSysop: some odd facts

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some odd facts

WikiSysop at 11:29, 18 November 2018

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WikiSysop at 11:21, 18 November 2018

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WikiSysop at 09:02, 18 November 2018

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−	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument (''trepalium''), but rather from ''tr(a/i)-'' (intensifying particle) + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295 source]).	+	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''trabajar, trabalhar, trebalhar, travagliare, travai, travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument (''trepalium''), but rather from ''tr(a/i)-'' (intensifying particle) + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295 source]).

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−	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument (~~[i]~~trepalium~~[/i]~~), but rather from ''tr(a/i)-'' (intensifying particle + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295 source]).	+	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument (''trepalium''), but rather from ''tr(a/i)-'' (intensifying particle) + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295 source]).

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−	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument ([i]trepalium[/i]), but rather from ''tr(a\|i)-'' (intensifying particle + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295 source]).	+	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument ([i]trepalium[/i]), but rather from ''tr(a/i)-'' (intensifying particle + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295 source]).

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−	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument ([i]trepalium[/i]), but rather from ''tr(a\|i)-"" (intensifying particle + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295 source]).	+	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument ([i]trepalium[/i]), but rather from ''tr(a\|i)-'' (intensifying particle + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295 source]).

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−	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument ([i]trepalium[/i]), but rather from ''tr(a\|i)-"" (intensifying particle + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([~~url=~~http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295]source~~[/url~~]).	+	<sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like работать "work" and nouns like работа "work". Work contains the same root -erg as energy, gamergate, emergency, urgent, etc. Romance ''travail'' may well not come from a Latin torture instrument ([i]trepalium[/i]), but rather from ''tr(a\|i)-"" (intensifying particle + ''bajulare'' (exagitare, vexare, molestare). ([http://www.persee.fr/doc/roma_0035-8029_1927_num_53_209_4295 source]).

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 #  google  "expect man"
 # bodhi-google and sister duck both return the  *nix manual page entry for [http://www.manpagez.com/man/1/expect/ expect], which allows a serf robot<sup>1</sup> to respond appropriately when questioned by slave robots. <br />
-#for the moment, at least, we command robots with verbs with flavors as defined in ''the man''.
+#for the moment, at least, we command robots with verbs [+ flavors] as defined in ''the man''.
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 <sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like "work".

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 #for the moment, at least, we command robots with verbs as defined in ''the man''.
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 <sup>1</sup> The poster (1935) to the right features ''Rossumovi univerzální roboti'', from Karel Čapek's 1921 novel, and the etymological reference for the association of the Slavic root '''robota''' -- servitude -- which has given rise to verbs like "work".