minerjoe

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by minerjoe 6y ago
Solo? How about streatching your wings and learing something mind/programming expanding. Choose one ecosystem of Common Lisp, or Smalltalk, or Forth, or Haskell, or Ocaml. The list goes on. If you haven't deep doven into one of th
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by minerjoe 6y ago
I run my own derivative of Arch. Was building images for EC2 back when it was new and I just like knowing every file in the smallest possible system I can get to serve my needs. With Arch it is relatively easy to set up your own derivative
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Can we add cigarette filters to the list? If I had a penny for every ...
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Ivan Illich: deschooling, conviviality and lifelong learning(infed.org)
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It's great. Loads in less than a second. Text and images. Never have to worry about popups.
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Ahhh! I see. Nope for me. I also have no CSS and HN is using a div with a style. Why not just use a small image? How can I alert the big wigs that they have an accessibility issue, as I assume anyone visiting with a text browser also has th
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by minerjoe 6y ago
You don't! I switched to using links on the linux framebuffer and it rocks. Yea, there are a few sites that I have to pop over to X and Firefox, but for the vast majority of web sites that I visit, including this one, it works like a c
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Don't know. There are people in cities working on local food production such as aquaponics, vertical farming, rooftops, etc, but I live in a small town in western North America and that is the system I am attempting to analyze and infl
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by minerjoe 6y ago
Not sure what you are asking? As far as I can tell, hackers hack like fish swim. We just do. For a multitude of reasons. For many people, me included, if you wanted to give me a bunch of money to do something and I bit, not that I would now
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by minerjoe 6y ago
"If your taking flak, your over the target." I'm new here and just getting the feel. I definitely immediatly turned on viewing of dead comments. How else to get an understanding of the dynamics of this place? I've been d
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by minerjoe 6y ago
Why trust a company at all when you don't have to? Linux, the BSDs, etc.
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by minerjoe 6y ago
And Mark Shepherd at New Forest Farm. http://newforestfarm.us His book "Restoration Agriculture" details his system, which can be likened to agroforestry.
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Not just food. Let's "localize" all of our needs. Every single one of them. Note that is "needs", not wants. There will always be room for trade in things that you cannot produce locally such as coffee, but for almo
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by minerjoe 6y ago
"Appropriate technology" https://www.appropedia.org I believe we are of similar understanding here. Great to read your responses here. Here's to the wish that we could share a conversation at some point. Trade not
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by minerjoe 6y ago
Dude, I'm sorry for you.
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You gave me a press release from an organizaion that has a history of being deceptive. Why would I, or anybody, take it as a "concrete list?" The thread of discussion here is that the FBI needs to have broad survaillance capabilit
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by minerjoe 6y ago
Maybe stop learning about Native American history from Wikipedia and a "cursory search". You can always find something on the web to "support" your argument. The harder path is to actually do the research to understand t
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by minerjoe 6y ago
> "an incredibly fair system" I almost fell out of my chair laughing.
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Dude, go visit the Pine Ridge Reservation and then come back here and say "prople today are generally not limited by the historical context from which they come. Or the Standing Rock reservation, or ...
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by minerjoe 6y ago
Sure. I'm starting to work on a compilation. If you send me an email I can point you at it. I don't have them on me at the moment. One time it was a 10 year old research paper detailing the simple fact that if you don't force
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by minerjoe 6y ago
Sorry, I believe the burden of proof is on you to show credible non-governement evidence that the FBI has stopped just some of the numerous terrorist you are referring. Bring out FBI press-releases and the like and I'll just have to po
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by minerjoe 6y ago
Do you have any evidence of this claim besides press-releases from the US government?
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"were pre-emptively disrupted" Says the FBI, with a conflict of interest large enought to drive a big truck full of fertilizer though in publishing these things. They also have a varified history of lying through their teeth.
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Um. Yes I can. It's in the same vein as letting a few guilty people go free to ensure that less innocent people get sent to prison. I'd rather still have Matin Luther King around than to have whatever the FBI claims to have disrup
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by minerjoe 6y ago
I'd call TigerSwan a domestic terrorist organization with the way they handled the Standing Rock protest.
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We also have no idea how much terrorism we have due to the FBI, ala CONINTELPRO.
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"Usually". Evidence? I doubt that the police pre-emptively stop many crimes at all. They catch criminals _after_ they have committed crimes. Even if they were able to catch every crime before it started, ala minority report, the
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by minerjoe 6y ago
As you say, "ongoing treatment". The past is still present. Just because our (US) myopic society places plaques on any building over 100 years old and calls it "historic" does not mean that we get the right to say that s
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by minerjoe 6y ago
Eh, better learn you some history, and not just the "history" written by the conquerors. Your argument is the standard, and ignorant, response. "They were violent TOO!". The nature of Native American "War" was
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Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth, upon this continent, a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Now we are engaged in a great civil war... Plagiarism?

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