detourdog

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by detourdog 2mo ago
I disagree that it never happens Rosa Parks is one example.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I know they cancelled these passports but can anyone describe how they specifically communicated to our effected citizens?
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I think we have to wait for our moment of protest to arrive. We should keep our eyes open for opportunities for civil disobedience.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Definitely it can always be worse and I think we need to break ridiculous laws. I know nothing about Mark Bray but that is a ridiculous thing that should adjudicated.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Nobody that I know of in the USA felt compelled to build a giant balloon to fly their family to Canada yet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Germany_balloon_escape If we don’t try to delete the data off our phones th
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by detourdog 2mo ago
It may have to do with the state of accusations. Pre-grand jury there is no evidence of a crime. Once a grand jury rules with the prosecutor a crime has been defined.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I don’t know it for a fact but the prosecutors apparently had video evidence and sales receipts. I was definitely projecting my own feelings on the grand jury response.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
This recent phenomenon is interesting to me because a jury of peers is standing up for individuals against corporate/government overreach.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
The partners at that firm were fearless and this particular partner had started at NeXT as CMU student support. They also literally ended up with a truck full of NeXT systems in the late 1990's. I directly reported to a guy that was st
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I had a boss at a WebObjects shop who maxed out an old Cube with Cube motherboards and did some sort of magic something or other to make a multi-processor. http://www.polylith.com/Tech/NeXT/backplane_hack.html
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by detourdog 2mo ago
That could be I don’t know much history and my school never offered classes to study Soviet Realism unlike Russian Constructivism.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I meant the CIA’s approach to destabilizing the Soviet Union through artistic expression. Definitely good for the Art World.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
The problem with this approach is that the Russian Constructivists and their dealers were very successful in the Soviet Union. https://www.thecollector.com/what-is-russian-constructivism/
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I didn’t find this in the article where did this come from? I remember when Apple suddenly shutdown the developer network to deal with a security breach in 2013. https://giga.law/daily-news/2013/07/22/app
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Yes, I have been wanting to make a digital Togu-Na but can't quite figure out the shape or form:)
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I think the Dogan have similar structural architecture with similar purposes but made out of the wood and they are called Togu-Na. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toguna
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Which is what Rome would do to any group of people they came across. Rome defined "civilizatons" and other groups ended up conforming.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Can you describe a recurrent sentence? I can’t think of what it means. I did search but only found examples of recurrent in a sentence.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
We have also been oblivious to other culture’s writing systems before. Also would a knotted thread record keeping system count as writing?
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by detourdog 2mo ago
My first job was at a design firm that worked for Samarec Riyadh Refinery. We were design an interactive exhibit based on the refining process. Our principal was Jewish and we needed special permission for him to enter the country for prese
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Probably depends on definitions but there are cave paintings in France 20,000 years older and contemporary with sites in Australia. There are also much simpler Fertile Crescent sites that are older but not much more then holes in the ground
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by detourdog 2mo ago
That may work prehistoric cultures that have fragments in our current languages. This is an incomplete picture because we don’t know about the dead ends. Oral histories disappear when the cultures die out.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Usually I can purchase directly from the company that makes the product website.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Our language development and our awareness is currently tied to writing/record keeping. Hard for us to know anything about prehistoric languages.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I thought that is what I’m saying.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
If universal healthcare just made access simpler with less paperwork it would be a major improvement. The flipside to fraudulent billing is that people that need care are denied. The fraudulent billing was perpetrated by the insurer.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
My understanding is that Alzheimer’s was only truly diagnosable with an autopsy into the early 2000’s.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Yes there is chasm between not citing references and stealing ideas. I assume no malice and just want contextual explanations.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Do you think Xi's comments are specifically that war is imminent?
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Yes, but I liked that the article mentioned how Xi has been saying this for a long time. I switched the link to Harvard.

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