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by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
>the USA didn't respond properly to COVID-19 What does this mean exactly? I keep seeing statements like this, but I can't figure out what people are referring to.
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by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
Look at the photos in the article. See how it is mostly men but they focus on the one woman in the big group of men? You have to be very suggestible to buy such an obviously conjured narrative.
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by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
>I am pretty sure that everyone knows that Amish eat healthier By what definition? According to mainstream health organizations and even still government guidelines, they eat very poorly. Their diet is very high in saturated fat, which
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by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
Canada has single payer and rising administrative overhead is a major problem here too. Looking at spending on medical staff vs spending on administrative staff, the former has barely gone up at all while the later has gone up over 500%.
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by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
>indigenous: they're Purepecha Some of them. Most of the community is mestizo. And their ethnicity has literally nothing to do with it at all. It isn't an indigenous movement, it is a community protecting itself. Do you thi
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by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
It doesn't need to contain the words. It clearly and repeatedly portrays this as some kind of women's movement, when it is not.
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by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
>Radical, indigenous, feminist, anti-colonial, self-organising. According to the BBC's laughable propaganda. Not according to any of the people actually involved. Even then there's nothing colonial about Mexican cartels steal
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by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
I find just the opposite, myself. It is not satisfying to clean a gunked up carb or change a dirty filter or spark plug. To me it feels like irritating drudgery I am forced to undertake because of the physical limitations of reality that
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by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
Luckily there isn't really any advice there, it is just a bunch of narcissistic rambling.
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
It is more deadly still, but lets pretend it is the same as the flu. Have you noticed that due to the efforts to prevent the spread of the Chinese virus, we've also lowered the number of people dying from the flu dramatically? We&#x2
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
99%+ of software people use is in ports. And for the <1% that isn't, it takes 5 minutes to make one. Like I said in the post you replied to without bothering to read.
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
>Good for you, but you can do exactly the same on Linux, Nobody suggested otherwise. Read what you reply to.
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
Not if the producers believe that this is temporary and will go back to 50/50 again soon. It isn't worth the cost of making big changes just to have to change back again in a month.
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
Again, you're just ignoring what I said. I've managed tens of thousands of BSD systems for 25 years. I've never had anything installed that wasn't registered in the package database so all its files were uninstalled co
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
You're simply ignoring what I said and talking past it.
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
I have no idea what you are trying to convey.
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
>My definition of freedom is akin to your freedom ends where mine starts That's everyone else's definition too. The disagreement comes from you having the underlying assumption that producing non-GPL software is causing harm,
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
>unless you maintained a 100% strict policy of only installing using Ports (yeah right) What do you mean "yeah right"? That's precisely how everyone I know has always managed our BSD fleets. If something isn't in po
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
Does anyone have more recent experience with pine64 hardware quality? I bought three devices a few years back and all three stopped working within a few months, and support was non-existent. I'd be interested in this, but not if it b
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
It isn't my definition, it is the definition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tillage I'm not sure what you mean about ideals vs business opportunities. It isn't a question of making money or of practical
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
>If you're touchy about people gently correcting accidental unintended sexism The point was that there is no sexism, unintended or otherwise, in the post you are "correcting". Projecting your touchiness onto others isn&#x
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
>The book “The Market Gardener” by Jean-Martin Fortier is a good resource about those topics. It is? He doesn't do no-till, doesn't do regenerative ag or permaculture. He just grows lettuce conventionally and sells it at high
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
The amish don't make any particular effort or have any particular desire to live a 19th century lifestyle. They simply avoid technology that they consider to have more downsides than upsides.
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
>What massive environmental impact? The one you describe in the rest of your post. Billions of tons of CO2 emissions and the outcome is a negative burden on society rather than a benefit. >It's the fault of the farmer that is us
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
Why on earth was this downvoted? This crazy avoidance of masks in so many western countries is disastrous. We've killed thousands of people, and for the life of me I can not figure out why. Just cutting up old shirts and tying them
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
That's still less than 1/5th of an acre even if you waste all that space for no reason. Keep in mind, Jeavons is trying to sell books and speaking engagements for his gimmick, not trying to be efficient. I grow much more than 40
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
>The normal estimate is that it takes 1 acre of land to feed a person for the full year That is not an estimate, it is a meme.
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
>The climate impact of individuals living in the city vs those living in the suburbs is considerable. Yes, but in the opposite direction of what you imply. >More people living away from the city increases deforestation Why would that
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
>It takes minimum 1 acre of land to feed an adult No it doesn't. Potatoes are 15 million calories an acre at the low end of yields. That's enough to feed 20 people. At the high end you get twice that. How much land it takes
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by asdkjh345fd 7y ago
A garden provides as much food as you want it to. 500 square feet of potatoes provides 25% of a person's caloric needs for a year. That is a trivial amount of land and work, and a substantial amount of food.

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