termite

But it's a game in the same way that a termite is also a living species just like an elephant is another one.

Each chapter describes a single mechanism found in biology: e.g., ant foraging, termite nest building, etc.

Success stories: For gambit, there is a recent 3d game [1] and Termite [2].

When maintained (The roof and siding are renewed to prevent water damage and termite prevention) their frames seem to hold up well.

And the command mode in termite is vim oriented, so it's quite nice.

And yes, darn good for building termite mounds of logically consistent explanations.

Not only is it more sturdy, its termite and hurricane resistant.

MySpace has let design-rot take root like a bad termite infection.

Does anyone know how processes are implemented in termite?

I have wondered whether you could go crazy vertical and try to get rising heat to create a cooling system, as with termite mounds.

The termite theory makes a lot of sense.

We have no more right to survival than a termite, say, but we have the same right to shape our landscape to suit our needs.

For instance, a photo of a chimp sitting on a termite mound is partially captioned with "A chimpanzee learning how to fish honey out of a termite hole...".

There's people talking about "the best wood houses lasting 100 years" somewhere in this thread, but I've seen lots of 50 year old wooden houses where the structure hasn't really started to age (but I've not spent much time in termite country).

Termite is a version of an Erlang like system written in scheme.