MomsAVoxell

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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Surely you can register your collection with the local institutions somehow, so that they’ll at least be aware of your travels? I’ve had the same thought with my own dispersal of extremely minor stuff I’ve found out in the wilderness - ever
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
I had the thought that the columns served different levels of literacy - that there is a hierarchy of competence in the columns themselves, or at least that each column could be assigned to a different person for action. For example, the pu
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Every single nation state in the context of this discussion has murdered civilians/non-combatants to further an ideological goal and are thus guilty of acts of terrorism - in the case of the US, for example, terrorism is official doctr
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
> Sudan, Ethiopia/Tigray, and Syria Yes, but these are not western allies with immense financial and industrial resources, shared among themselves, whose leadership have signaled for decades their intent to create a new world order
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
> Just taking a look on the war on terror. The war on terror is a criminal farce, with the purpose of fleecing the Western states of, literally, trillions and trillions of dollars. It has not successfully defeated terrorism - in fact, t
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
> the IDF would be happy to oblige Do you speak for the IDF? How is it then that you can also represent Hamas? > insist on staging that war entirely in civilian areas. Gaza is an open-air concentration camp which has suffered under I
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
This argument merely serves to justify murder and is inhumane, in and of itself. Please re-consider your position on the subject of the wanton and willful murder of your fellow human beings. Genocide is not a matter of scale , it is a ma
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
What other nation besides the USA and its 5-eyes lackeys willfully murders children almost every day in their own ‘self defense’? Got a list of states that murder more people than the USA/5-eyes and Israel right now?
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Very few companies’ work results in outright murder of the targeted victims. If you know of any other cyber criminal organizations like the NSO, where governments use their tools to select and murder targets, please describe them.
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
The thing is, extrajudicial murder justified by labeling the victim “terrorist” is illegal and should not be accepted in a free and open society. The ‘terrorist’ label was invented as a means of abrogating human rights by governments who fe
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Anyone has a right to be a journalist. This right shall not be abrogated by any state.
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Anyone can be a journalist, so the requirement should be that all of us have our human rights protected by criminalizing this heinous behavior.
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Ah yes, the kids dilemma. To be honest I might’ve wished for a few sharks to show up during my kids swims on our Croatia trips, or at least something with a bit of bite… only to give them the spark that their Australian genes hadn’t quite
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
I too enjoy the Med, or more particularly parts of the Adriatic, but I can’t swim there much without getting the shark senses tweaked, no matter how hard some local tells me there aren’t sharks worthy of my worries to be found. It’s a bit l
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
I wouldn’t be comfortable with the dangerous delights of Australia if I hadn’t grown up there, learned to spot the dugites and the tigers, been swarmed by ants while having a piss in the spinifex, gotten the odd toe stuck in a blue tongue,
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Thanks, I always get a bit flowery when I remember my youth in Australia. Yeah, the bluebottles on the west coast have a bit more bite to them than the ones in Bondi, I think. It might also have something to do with me having been baked in
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Australian here. In my youth, we would often take long’ish car rides to get to our favorite beaches. One of them - Bunker Bay Beach, right on the Western-most tip of the country, was a particular treasure as - at the time in the late 70’s&
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Would be great if this could be accessed with an iPad .. anyone working on an iOS client?
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
One of the most delightful places I’ve used Lua recently is in TurboLua, which gives the Lua VM access to all the necessary signals/pipes for writing high speed network applications, among other things. ( https://turbo.readt
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Yes, that is what is so frustrating about this argument every single time it comes up, because both sides in the debate can be equally false, or equally true, and its really only a convention and awareness issue, not a language fault. It’s
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
My favorite kind of brown is Safety Orange (#FF7900), which I find to be cromulent and soylent concurrently. Strange though, how it does change where the pixels flow.
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Great job, but please consider adding an option to show all temperatures in Celsius.
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
I think it’s going to be quite important to address portability and general flexibility when it comes to architectures. What do you think it will take to target RISC-V?
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by MomsAVoxell 2y ago
Operation Timber Sycamore.