julius

Its similar to learning that the Egyptian pyramids were older to Julius Caesar than Caesar is to us.

Over 2,000 years ago Julius Caesar described the people that lived where The Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany are today.

Did Julius Caesar take his legions off-site to get them to buy-in to his invasion of Gaul?

By the time Julius Caesar implemented a new calendar, this sort of political drift in the calendar had January in the middle of summer.

Also, Julius Kivimaki is one of the alleged leaders of Lizard Squad.

Also, have you heard about Julius Caesar who was crying at 30 because he hadn't done what Alexander the Great had done at that age?

When Julius (and allegedly) Ethyl Rosenberg shared secrets from the Manhattan Project with the Soviets, should it have been a crime, let alone a capital one?

Having even the tiniest bit of inside knowledge it was easy to piece together 1 + 1 = 2 and lizard squad is zee, aka julius.

According to Julius Kivimaki (whom has hacked Linode countless times, including under the Hack the Planet hacker collective), Linode is pretty much an open door for blackhats.

Remember that Julius Caesar famously sought to make pen and paper illegal because he saw such low barriers to fast potentially secret communication a threat to Rome's security.

There's no way I'll hear the difference between a Grado and a Sony when the juicer at Orange Julius is echoing down the hallway.

Caesar's Commentaries, by Julius Gaius Caesar Teaches that while technology will change and political systems will be distinct and nuanced, the human animal is just about the same.

The Roman emperors used to adopt the next chosen emperor and pass him the family name "Caesar", as did Julius Caesar, probably without trying to create a tradition, with Octavius.

(The German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss kept his scholarly notebooks, at least through the 1810s, in the same language Julius Caesar used for his.)" Wasn't Caesar's preferred language Greek?

"It's just that the people who only care about personal wealth rarely make it into history books, whereas the iconoclastic scientists frequently do." Arguably even this isn't true - Many people know the name of, say, Archimedes and Newton, but I doubt it's more than the people who know Julius Caesar and Genghis Khan.

Julius II's didn't even start commissioning Michelangelo's Sistine Ceiling and Raphael's Vatican Stanze (School of Athens &c) didn't start until 1508.

Julius Caesar wasn't deified until 1 January 42 BC, several weeks later.

Glad to see more work done with CMU Sphinx (and I'd be equally excited if this was done with Julius) -- so many possibilities!