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iVoyeur: Go Instrument Some Stuff

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Dave Josephsen

I hate talking about programming languages. Have you heard of Alcibiades? He was, well, I guess you could say he was the frat boy of ancient Greece. The original Bro. There’s this pretty funny story about him where he was wrestling this other guy (I forget his name), and Alcibiades, feeling that he was about to lose, bit him on the ear. Yes, exactly like Mike Tyson. 

 

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Summer 2016, Vol. 41, No. 2
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