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notankies
6y ago
Fine, but then you have to answer the question "what does that justify?" Abolition of the Colonial government and establishment of a new more diverse and inclusive BIPOC-led anarcho-socialist collective?
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notankies
6y ago
It's incapable of conveying anything if the civilization is lost. Maybe the mound builders had an incredible understanding of the land, maybe they didn't, but we can't say they documented it, at least not in any way that'
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notankies
6y ago
It also plays nicely with tiling WMs; you can replace the default with i3 or Awesome or whatever and enjoy mate-settingsd and having a nice GTK3 panel that looks nice, but also tiling windows.
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notankies
6y ago
> Which then begs the question: why are you upset that we're criticizing ourselves? I'm not, I'm annoyed with yet another half-Woke 'net commentariat pretending that pointing out the American/Colonialist position
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notankies
6y ago
How would they document it? In North America no tribe had writing until after encounters with Europeans. They only had oral tradition, which is helpful for preserving myth and little else.
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notankies
6y ago
Yes, the article is written from the Colonial perspective. Whenever a citizen of the US says unexplored they mean it from their cultural positionality. Shocking! The analogy presented is flawed because your friend discovering a house in a s
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notankies
6y ago
OK, so read your mainstream press, owned by the likes of Bezos, and enjoy your feeling of moral superiority or whatever. Pick your poison. I'm thankful Substack allows a place for Greenwald and Matt Taibbi and others like them. I belie
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notankies
6y ago
No, because alt-right is just a slur from someone on the left for anything they don't like. If you want hard evidence you'll have to wait for a real claim.
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notankies
6y ago
It's dangerous to think of people in terms of "the rest of us" and some other group out there plotting evil, against which one must be vigilant, for it is the case that the evil is in all of us, and if you spend too much time
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notankies
6y ago
Most programming tutorials are effectively ads for the author. "Want to get hired? Write a programming blog" is advice I've received many times.
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notankies
6y ago
It was in fact extreme sarcasm
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notankies
6y ago
It's a real good Java
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notankies
6y ago
Apologies; I misunderstood one of your links and thought sway had been renamed to wlroots. To be clear the "adventure" I'm talking about is for replacing desktop environment niceties like the ones provided by gsettingsd and t
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notankies
6y ago
Regardless as to whether Gnome "does well" in the regard of performance, you must admit that for some of us choosing a competitor like wlroots over one like Gnome introduces a whole new adventure in replacing all the features of G
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notankies
6y ago
That's right, we need to end fossil fuel usage right now. If we don't switch solely to solar and wind worldwide in the next ten years there's going to be an apocalyptic ecological event. It's a climate crisis. I don'
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notankies
6y ago
Uhh, famously, Sweden? Where have you been?
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notankies
6y ago
That's intentional, especially with CNN. The major news sites have essentially been tabloids since the death of print. Sites from local TV news groups seem to be the most dispassionate reporting these days.
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notankies
6y ago
> it creates a civil liability shield for interactive computer services and states who that applies to and how it is to be used. Right, and the limits of that liability shield are not well enough defined in the law so the policy must def
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notankies
6y ago
You clearly don't understand how [Administrative Law]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Administrative_law ) works, which is understandable, because it's a complex morass. We have, largely, FDR to thank for this,