[DotGNU]greek, egyptian gods(was [Load Balancer Proposal]<Original>Stargazer)

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John wrote:
> Gopal V wrote:
> Stargazer is an okay name, though I'm certain there are a few pieces of 
> astronomy software by that name. If you're going to go for the obscure 
> diety name approach suggested by Gopal:  might I suggest Ma'at - the 
> Egyptian weigher of souls, whose crest was the balance weighing a heart 
> in one arm and a feather in the other? Why not Greek? Well, the Greek 
> demi-diety of the balance, as I recall, is commonly called "Justice" and 
> that's not a particularly interesting name, now'sit?

There are several that refer to justice IMH internet search; Themis is 
the most not-retarded-sounding one. However, Ma'at was Osiris's 
assistant, and I think Osiris sounds better.

I didn't catch the part about obscure :-\

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