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 From : Eugene Grosbein                      2:5006/1       03 Jun 2005  23:49:48
 To : Dmitry Miloserdov
 Subject : Re: Русская теринология в хэндбуке
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 03 июн 2005, пятница, в 19:19 KRAST, Dmitry Miloserdov написал(а):
 
  EG>> Hу если совсем буквоедствовать, то традиционно в русском языке
  EG>> это был "даймонион", или короче "даймон".
  DM> Тот кто в русском "даймонион" тот и в английском daimonion
  DM> И к daemon не имеет отношения
  DM> =========http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Socrates==============
  DM> In addition, Socrates held unusual views on religion. He made several
  DM> references to his personal spirit, or daimonion
  DM> =========The end of the citation================
 
 Еще одна цитата
 (http://mail-index.netbsd.org/current-users/1997/11/03/0051.html)
 
 > In English, the word ``daemon'' is derived from a Greek root.  It
 > means a neutral, helpful spirit.  ``daemon'' does not have malevolent
 > overtones.  It's become a reasonably well-accepted technical term
 > for server processes or server agents.
 >
 > It does not mean the same thing at all as `demon', which does have
 > malevolent overtones.  In particular, it has nothing *at all* to do
 > with `the devil'.  `Fairy' or even `angel' might be a closer concept--
 > like `gravity-governing daemons' or even the famous Maxwell's daemon.
 
 > That the traditional `BSD daemon' resembles a demon is (AFAIK) more a
 > play on words than anything else.
 
 Eugene
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 Есть еще слова, кроме слова "приказ"
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