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Search the HB and locate all the occurrences of "Schrodinger".
Replace them with the correct spelling, "Schrödinger", out of respect for the man if nothing else.
SysAdm access will be required.
That's it.
[marked-for-expiry]
http://www.halfbake...Schrodinger&ok=+OK+
Eh, could be worse. [jutta, May 29 2011]
Omlen fruit.
http://i923.photobu...ulHDear/photo-1.jpg
For doubters, redoubts and anyone who obtrudes. [MaxwellBuchanan, May 29 2011]
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And maybe all instances of "Plato" with "Aristocles,
son of Ariston"? |
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Add an "e" after each instance of "o". |
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However, what if someone at some point has really
and truly meant "Schrodinger"? I did just then for
example. |
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If people are going to go around writing what they
actually mean, this place will be no fun. |
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Well i didn't really mean that, [MB] and in fact i don't
even mean this. |
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Replace every instance of “idea” with “lemon”, and every instance of “person” with “penquin”, and similarly their respective plurals (is that the corect plural of plural?). See how long before anyone notices. |
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That's a stupid lemon, [pocmloc], but just what we expect from a penguin like you. |
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Replace every instance of "lemon" with "melon" and
"melon" with "lemon" repeatedly. |
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There's also an Asian fruit called an omlen, if that
helps. |
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//repeatedly// Repeatedly an even, or an odd
number of times? |
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// There's also an Asian fruit called an omlen
Do you have a reference for that? |
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The HB search engine says there are 17 ideas
containing "Schrödinger" (not "Schrodinger"), 29
containing "Schrodinger" (not "Schrödinger), and
just 3 containing both. |
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It would be useful, perchaps, if the search engine
disregarded foreign ornaments, and equated "ö"
with "o". |
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(Also, in the spirit of international equanimity, we
should ignore the little hats that the French use
to decorate their meagre language, and also that
little tail that some other Europeans hang under
their cs.) |
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// useful, , if the search engine ... equated "ö" with "o" // |
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No, it would be useful if HBers would spell properly. |
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// that little tail that some other Europeans hang under their cs // |
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We've never heard it refeered to as a "cs" before. Is that what the french call their backsides, then ? |
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There are only 32 occurences to edit. Is it so much to ask ? |
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Well, that's no bad thing. My last accidental
invention had to be extinguished and then buried. |
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We disagree; for a while (admittedly measured in microseconds) the chihuahua was "warm", but quite soon became "toasty warm", then "toast", and subsequently "vapourised". |
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Perhaps this fix could be arranged such that it functions randomly. The reader would not know whether the fix had been applied until the page was opened? |
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@21Q - IF we're going to start applying MFD on the basis of personal preferences, perhaps we could add the names of individual halfbakers to that list. No. |
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Replace all occurences of "Replace" with "Don't replace". |
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Then be careful to run it only once... |
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// The reader would not know whether the fix had been applied until the page was opened? // |
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It seems that [MaxwellBuchanan's] link to this supposed
"omlen" fruit is a Schrödinger's link. |
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