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GeekNights Monday - When your Meat Dies

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  • AprecheApreche
    Hole Hawg in this case would probably be emacs (which ships with some crazy ass TeX/LaTeX macros out of the box and the ability to modify them/write your own as well) combined with straight TeX (LaTeX is just a bunch of TeX macros -- anything LaTeX can do, straight TeX can do with enough effort). :P
    Well, in that case the Hole Hawg of every computing task is x86-64 machine code ^_~
    The electron.
    The quantum fields.
    Time cube.
    The mind?
    My penis.
  • RymRym
    Hole Hawg in this case would probably be emacs (which ships with some crazy ass TeX/LaTeX macros out of the box and the ability to modify them/write your own as well) combined with straight TeX (LaTeX is just a bunch of TeX macros -- anything LaTeX can do, straight TeX can do with enough effort). :P
    Well, in that case the Hole Hawg of every computing task is x86-64 machine code ^_~
    The electron.
    The quantum fields.
    Time cube.
    The mind?
    My penis.
    They're all about the same size.

  • AprecheApreche
    Hole Hawg in this case would probably be emacs (which ships with some crazy ass TeX/LaTeX macros out of the box and the ability to modify them/write your own as well) combined with straight TeX (LaTeX is just a bunch of TeX macros -- anything LaTeX can do, straight TeX can do with enough effort). :P
    Well, in that case the Hole Hawg of every computing task is x86-64 machine code ^_~
    The electron.
    The quantum fields.
    Time cube.
    The mind?
    My penis.
    They're all about the same size.

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  • Linkigi(Link-ee-jee)Linkigi(Link-ee-jee)
    edited May 2013
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  • lackofcheeselackofcheese
    Yeah, we've gone over this already.
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