>Nice to see this neat-but-underappreciated architecture in the news.
It's already appreciated.
Let me recall here the 'scientist' character (A&B Srugatsky) who explains the World as a huge inertial mass to the good or evil in the same.
Tertium non datur it is a principle of our mind sometimes used in computers.
Convicted, oh no —it's worse than that.
Now he is a hero figure one national pride.
For those who express doubts to national pride,
HN underside them to this thread.
>What must had happened in order to make victory possible?
the nuke could have done it.
Scientifically Germany was on top since the second half of 18-nth century.
Oppie took a Ph.D. in theoretical physics at Gottingen, 1927.
> this thread rises lots of questions
'evil is perverted good' Paracelsus of middle-ages.
For him has been in the field more than thirty years, this author speaks too easy about some important figures. I stop 'reading' or 'exploring' and start writing —all the CSworld is a scene and MS and Int, merely players. However, I downgrade the article.
what I can't bear right now is their help web pages,
bad responding to zoom and cut right display... brr.
Is 'care about the non-tech-savvy audience' too ?
or bearing down on them.