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by mistrial9 8mo ago
no "we" is not accurate.. males of certain tribes were slaughtered at various times very thoroughly. The admixture result is politically toxic to discuss, so it is not discussed.
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
>in most EU countries is that the Vatican still has control over the board of a very surprising number of hospitals. >Needless to say, the EU governments really hate that > if the government wants the Vatican out of the board ...
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
in Western history, culturally, Church was a founding force for the existance of hospitals, full-stop. Repeat with more money and more fallable humans and yes some of what you say is accurate. But, if you start naming the behavior as if it
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
"trust"? Lot's of ambitious people are selling extra refined new additions to surveillance right now! "business is good" for example the 90s PDF architect Leonard Rosenthol recently put up ads promoting a brand of
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
in some fields, you must look for your next job while you are employed.. because the competition is so harsh that others only consider those currently employed in that field.. low level executives, some specialized Master's degrees..
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
this is a very interesting line of analogy .. allow me to broaden it with "a backhoe cannot do the mantle inlays with black oak" and at the same time "your backhoe is done in four days but the entire home still needs building
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
I saw Wes speak in the early days of Pandas, in Berkeley. He solved problems that others just worked around for decades. His solutions are quirky but the work was very solid. His career advanced a lot IMHO for substantial reasons.. Wes pers
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
Apple deleted many legacy mac-dot-com accounts without qualms, not long ago. It was the phone accounts, in so many ways, driving it .. IMHO
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
> just build a UEFI Kernel Image and sign that. examples and documentation welcome
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
> Crucially the end user should then be ASKED which to enable except, on the other side of the "strange fellows" are people who rose to executive authority by ruthless focus on control of every aspect of their business, and pro
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
yeah - scars still visible here from a year 2000 project using BerkeleyDB. Unbelievable complexity to write adapters to ordinary desktop software.
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
so great to see Oblique Strategies by Eno surviving in minds of 2026
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
> I was skeptical from the first sentence, but I stopped here. aren't you declaring that you did not even read the whole post?
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
yeah - under certain "the winners write the history" framework, I believe that scribes did not add spaces between "words".. However, the world is a big place; history is long.
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
public surveillance cameras erode personal privacy because there were no cameras with ID and tracking before. Widespread camera networks with tracking, ID and record keeping in a networked environment that is accessed by many varied agencie
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by mistrial9 8mo ago
this exchange -- obvious critical / perhaps insurrection speech versus a stable voice of business economics -- should be within the purview of an orderly and predictable legal environment. BUT things moved quickly in the phone battles.
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
no one has mentioned "The Secret History of Lead" published by The Nation in March 2000. The long and detailed article exposed the deliberate and long-standing cover-up of leaded gasoline's dangers by major corporations. Vil
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
social Darwinists are rejoicing daily.. they don't tend to comment in the open. Several distant relatives here in the USA fly private planes while this board is active.. I guess that they spend zero time talking about the needs of othe
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
a few years ago a lot of legacy "AppleLink" email accounts where culled without remorse
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
some do and some don't. the "outrage" button is appropriate for the first part (don't care about students; waste resources to increase profits), but destructive for the second (we do care about students; we use resources
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
YNews hug of death, perhaps
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
Hollywood in its heights also uses this kind of opportunistic abuse in siting movies and TV
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
the building of the American Railroads were the largest capital endeavor in known history IIR. .. and Stanford was in the center of that, too
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
what social effect does this have if personal screen silos are Business As Usual while social interaction is halted?
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
reading some popular media from around 1900 in the USA, it seemed to be a common perception that people who trained for track and field events generally expect a short life somehow.
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
How many went ChaosKlub and found themselves on the run?
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
No one knows how banal or how extreme the circumstances were that caused these two to do something that was obviously life-threatening. Old men clutch their beer and complain about prices, while the young take on the world in ways that &quo
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
could you please quiet down? my NVidia options are very sensitive
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
> Appropriation is becoming easier my deck BBQ caught on fire, problem .. versus ... the 35,000 hectares next to my house is on fire with 20 meter tall flames is "appropriation" now "easier" ? for whom, at what scale
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by mistrial9 9mo ago
my point of view changed when I had to step over dying people to get into my new studio space --some famous artist

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