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The people are totally used to it too - it's trippy to see schools and homes built around centuries-old ramparts.

We used to take our bicycles and improvise some course on the ramparts, some of them being claimed by the grass nowadays.

Maybe take a deep breath and relax a bit before storming the ramparts.

I think America retreating behind the ramparts is going to adversely affect other countries in the short term, but will create valuable self sufficiency in them in the long term.

I'd bet a combination of: - Got through before the red tape ramparts were nearly as thick as today - Ungentle arm-twisting by the US Gov't...

These guys are sitting in the armory of their castle, polishing their weapons, and the barbarians have already stormed over the ramparts, smashed through the walls and set fire to most of the village.

In the intellectual and creative realms, moats and ramparts, institutional rigidities, commercial and political allegiances, etc., emerge, which actively retard further progress.

The game's announcement trailer even features a dragon that looks incredibly similar to WoW's Deathwing landing atop the ramparts of a city, in a scene that is extremely reminiscent of the WoW: Cataclysm cinematic.

Labour own a narrative in which they stumble onwards, tripping on their scabbard as they scramble up the dusty ramparts of Fort Johnson, and are stuck in it, as they mistake their narrative for their reality.

CIA support of front groups was exposed when an April 1967 Ramparts article reported that the National Student Association received funding from the CIA.[1] In 1975, Church Committee Congressional investigations revealed Agency connections with journalists and civic groups.

And thus you pass the outer girdle of ramparts, but then you are attacked by the infantry of the Books That If You Had More Than One Life You Would Certainly Also Read But Unfortunately Your Days Are Numbered.

The sole resource after a place is forced, either by day or night, is however to secure the ramparts, towers, and all the highest places, and to dispute every inch of ground with the enemy as they advance through the streets.

Looking back at the Petagon Papers I found this quote: "[t]he security of the Nation is not at the ramparts alone.

Because erlang is “weird” and not enough programmers learn it for it to have breached the cultural ramparts regarding what concurrency is in a programming language.

I had thought they meant that people were ambushing Wolfram (with "ramparts").

Ramparts is a fast, lightweight, and robust security scanner specifically engineered for scanning Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.

Ramparts is built from the ground up with the unique complexities of agentic AI in mind.

Electronic Espionage: A Memoir, Ramparts, Vol.