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<b_jonas> le/rn ent/Ents are very useful creatures for the puzzle of writing town names in Hungary as the catenation of six or more Hungarian words. Bal-a-s-s-a-gyarmat Bal-a-ton-{s-z\xc3\xa1r-sz\xc3\xb3,{rend,szem}-e-s} Egy-h\xc3\xa1z-a-s-holl\xc3\xb3-s Fel-s-\xc5\x91sz-ent-m\xc3\xa1r-ton J\xc3\xa1sz-\xc3\xa1r-ok-sz\xc3\xa1ll-\xc3\xa1-s Ki-s-kun-{f\xc3\xa9l-egy-h\xc3\xa1z-a,hal-a-s} R\xc3\xa1-basz-ent-mik-l\xc3\xb3-s V\xc3\xa9r-te-s-sz\xc5\x91-l\xc5\x91-s.
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2012-10-13.txt:23:06:17: <ais523> and AmBF/AmbiF (it has two official names) has really got me annoyed, because I'm still not sure if it's TC
2012-10-15.txt:20:24:00: <Arc_Koen> oh, or a non-deterministic language using the same idea as ais523's amBF, where instructions are in a circle, and everytime you use the symbol for an instruction, one of the three instructions (previous, that one, next) will be executed instead
2013-09-17.txt:12:12:34: <Koen> the name sounds like ambf
2013-09-17.txt:12:13:46: <ambiltrif> ambf
2013-09-17.txt:12:13:56: <oerjan> `pastelogs ambf