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Kid seems remarkably enlightened under the circumstances, mate. If it was me getting my head kicked in at kindegarten everyday I'd be less interested in gazing into your eyes, seeking your spiritual heart or trusting your faith and more focussed on the bloody boxing lessons frankly - or at least on you loaning me a sock with a cue ball in it.
This idealised child is as unconvincing as your idealised view of Jesus, the Bible and faith itself - and has as little basis in reality.
[chuckling heartily] "...loaning me a sock with a cue ball in it" speaks to me, windar. I too had a violent streak at one time. Certainly you appreciate the courage and resourcefulness of such a choice. One who is willing to fearlessly address the challenges of life is to be praised. I just hope you wouldn't hit him in the head.


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Fityk [fi:tik] is a program for data processing and nonlinear curve fitting.
Although it is primarily used...
... the program can be used for any task that requires fitting a curve to 2D (x,y) data.
Features | Download | Documentation | Support
In an attempt to make this software self-sustaining and actively developed in the future, new binaries are available to subscribers only:
MS Windows: fityk-1.2.9-setup.exe $
Mac OS X (10.6 or later): fityk-1.2.9-osx.zip $
Linux: binary RPM and deb packages for about 10 distros (incl. Ubuntu, Fedora, Suse), 32- and 64-bit.
Subscribers have access to all versions of the program and to e-mail support. The program can be installed on many computers and can be also used after the end of subscription.
There is a discount for home users and students, email email@example.com for details.
Versions 0.9.8 and older are free: for Windows and Linux (Ubuntu PPA and RPMs from OBS).
Source code: GitHub (releases)
Version 1.2.9 was released on 2014-04-13 (changelog). New version notifications are delivered via email and feeds.
Citing Fityk in academic papers: M. Wojdyr, J. Appl. Cryst. 43, 1126-1128 (2010) [reprint]
Feel free to send questions, comments, requests, bug reports, and success stories. Asking for a new feature usually results in adding the request to the TODO list or, if it already is in the list, in assigning higher priority to it.


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