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Rock die Burg 2009

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Rock die Burg 2008

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I think somebody just has to tell the cheese that it stinks. It would probably shower more often if it was aware of how others view it.

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Bash Tip

In a script, if you open a file descriptor like this: eval exec 3>&1 and redirect output from certain commands to it like this: echo blub >&3 then you can redirect only that certain output to a different file if needed when calling the script. By default all goes to stdout, but when called like this: ./script 3>>file1 >>file2 then you can check the separated output in file1 and the rest of stdout in file2.

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Where were you born?
Hmm, I'm not sure. That was such a long time ago. I can't remember. Where were you born?
In a hospital.
Huh, just like me.

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2022 was the year in which I've learned to accept that a toothbrush costs more than a few cents and that I have to start using a new one more often than once or twice a year. It's not actually that much money that goes into toothbrushes compared to other things adult me has to pay for.

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Write Noodles belong in the osophagus, not the trachea. 100 times and bring me the sheets when you're done! No talking or leaving the room until then. And write legible, or you can start over!

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How can you explain the meaning of the word 'remember' whichout using that word in a definition? How do children learn what that word means (as well as other non-tangible terms)? I suppose only non-children regard it as incredible how easily those who still enjoy their high neural plasticity learn (e.g. languages).

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