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- 2011-01-15
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well, in fact, a LOT of things we are eating kill us SLOWLY... NWO's order. Before you buy sth, please always READ the ingredients notice in order to not to give your head to the gream reaper's scythe... if it is possible... -
but i want to kill the parts of my brain that make my life worse -
Destroying brain areas is best done by surgery, but I wouldn't recommend it. Brain is too valuable. - but not the areas that make EVERYTHING SHIT; OK?
- It is the question of your perception, and what you think is good/bad for you. Brain is, I will say, innocent =)
- So what am i if not my brain?
- 2011-01-16
- brain is a neural tissue, as you know... nothing more...
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What are you if not the sum of your parts. Remove a piece, what are you then? -
hmm, tamarind... -
hmm, tamaschwein... -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exW43IpuwZ0 FLAWLESS VICTORY -
There's a new daddy in town, a discipline daddy -
FiCKEN! -
xernobyl: First girl with balls that made my laugh out out ;-) -
WATSON is the new SKYNET -
FICKEN! -
I'm making a C# server backend for an application, and I want to communicate with clients using an XML-based protocol over HTTP(S) or straight TCP/IP. What's the easiest/most robust solution for this? -
top of the pops - charts of the farts - ain't xml a overhead?
- I'd much rather use a standardized communication backend for my protocol than I'd want to roll my own, especially when taking into account that there are some people developing a client in the other end that I want to make it easy for.
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don't know if there's a "standard" for communicating via XML. RSS is quite common, but also somewhat limited. -
@Lord graga : never heard about SOAP? -
Windows Communication Foundation - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/aa663324 -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNr8yM9CUYc -
om shanti shanti shanti