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softbuilder
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Man Tries to Live an Open Source Life for a Year
Toilet paper. Is there open source toilet paper? I don't think anyone is 3D printing that yet.
noonespecial
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The source for toilet paper is always available. You are free to compile your own. Personally, I prefer the "Charmin" distro. I think their current release is "squeeze".
softbuilder
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You don't find the license restrictive?
noonespecial
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No, but I do fold the code to allow for tail recursion. It makes deployment less resource intensive. This often prevents overflows.
softbuilder
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I'm pretty sure I don't want tail recursive toilet paper. That may just be me.
tomrod
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Pinecone?
DrJ
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water
Zash
on Aug 11, 2012
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Here's the source code for water: "H₂O"
The build requirements and procedures are openly documented on the Internet. GL;HF!
miahi
on Aug 11, 2012
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"H₂O" is the compiled version. You don't know where it's been.
jsilence
on Aug 11, 2012
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Homoepaths even suggest H2O carries infinite memory of stuff that has been dissolved in it. Careful. Trojans.
tomrod
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Everything I had in my mouth is now on my screen. Thanks for a great laugh.
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