TyroneBlack

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   by TyroneBlack 3y ago

   We might be talking past each other. I'm not talking about first origins. I don't care where a tribe originally came from. I skimmed your paper and don't think it disproved anything I said. Let's take this simple scenari
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   by TyroneBlack 3y ago

   I don't have access to the paper so I can't read it. There are a few problems though. One, we don't know for sure that the aboriginals were the first in Australia. It is possible a tribe made it to Australia and were attacked
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   by TyroneBlack 3y ago

   >The British Royal family and the Catholic Church... those lands were stolen and should be returned to the people. It would be impossible to determine the original owners. Every nation and tribe took land from others who took land from o
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   Microsoft's CBL-Mariner 2.0 Linux Distribution Adds Clippy(phoronix.com)

   3 points by TyroneBlack 3y ago|1 comments
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   Twitter’s “X” becomes first one-letter iPhone app(arstechnica.com)

   10 points by TyroneBlack 3y ago|0 comments
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   by TyroneBlack 3y ago

   First, I didn't say you support every law. I am talking about every law that you do in fact support. Second, by support I don't mean voting or authoring or anything like that. I just mean if you are not an anarchist then you belie
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   by TyroneBlack 3y ago

   >Forcing your viewpoint on them makes you just as a horrible person as the judges throwing people in locked boxes for decades for a bit of white powder they injected Are you an anarchist? If not, then please explain how every law you sup
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   by TyroneBlack 3y ago

   I guess my question was more about something like Debian which would be more comparable to FreeBSD. Ubuntu is based on Debian. PopOS and Mint are built off of Ubuntu. They are all separate, but still pull the code from their upstream. Why i
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   by TyroneBlack 3y ago

   I understand when the BSDs are forked they become their own thing. I guess my question was more about something like Debian. Ubuntu is based on Debian. PopOS and Mint are built off of Ubuntu. They are all separate, but still pull the code f
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    by TyroneBlack 3y ago

    I'm wondering if anybody has an explanation for the relatively few BSD distros as compared to Linux? Is it just due to the smaller community and limited resources or is there something different with BSD that leads to less division?