piethesailorman

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by piethesailorman 4y ago
This is a bummer. Did you order the USA model or the Chinese model?
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
I see much of this on the subreddit as well. Though maybe I can be a point of anecdata to the opposite side. I ordered(Librem 5 USA) in December 21, got my phone in July 22. Had some small issues, emailed customer support, got helpful respo
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
Thank you for clarifying. I'll have to check out petalisp, I love discovreing new(to me) cl projects.
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
In defense of common lisp: The language is ansi standard and hasn't seen core changes in decades. This means cl pagckages can be "done". It is very common in cl to have projects that haven't been touched in years, becaus
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
Did you write that trading program from scratch? Or by chance did you start with: https://github.com/wzrdsappr/trading-core I have been considering giving this code base a spin.
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
This is really cool! I've been thinking how cool it would be to turn MezzanoOS into a running mobileOS and then flash it onto my Librem 5. This is seems like a (working) version of what I want with image-based programing, but inside th
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
Its is so far past midnight where I am, Ill come back tomorrow to find sources better than a quick google search can provide. You are right, I jumped the gun on its occupation, thank you for calling me out on that. I think it was the lack o
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
Didnt mean to send yet. Your last point is excellent though! I agree
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
An interesting point that makes me stpo and think for a moment However, are you saying all single parents choose to be single parents? Do you speak for all single parents? My mother left my father to handle myself and siblings. I can tell y
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
Give me a literal number. It's a Class B misdemeanor to sell, barter, or offer the fur of a domestic dog or cat. Does that happen regularly? Your conflating that it happened. A law was put in the books. And so it must happen every day?
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
I agree largely with your first paragraph! The world is a better place if people don't have total coercive power over others, self determination all the way!(obviously that statement lends to the subject and the great irony of the sout
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
So your big criticisim of Nehemiah is that he is 1. He is a weirdo? 2. I can list more names who think as I do than I can count to the contrary?
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
Fair! My mistake, a little less than half of the states seceded due to the problem I addressed of excessive force which you have not discredited or properly justified. Again your second paragraph attacks a small technicality. Your saying de
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
South Carolina did succeede due largely to its fear that the federal government would nationally abolish slavery. President Buchanan, before leaving office, made a gentlemans agreement that he would leave alone a largely abandoned sand bar
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
It is interesting that the emancipation proclamation did not free the slaves of the northern and northern occupied states, despite that being there "main concern"
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
I recently read about the Hindu seasons. Here is an off the cusp search result on the subject. https://www.learnreligions.com/the-six-seasons-of-india-p2-1...
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
Emacs and elfeed!
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
I wanted to call bs on this, but for now it seems you are right. In Texas, there are plans to take an abandoned railroad line from about Farmersville to a location fairly close to Texarkana. I am not sure the exact mileage, but I would thin
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
I agree with your last statement, good thing I am not the internet! The question of centralised sovereign banking was one of the first great debates of American politics/economics. For sake of not going into to much depth here, I will
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by piethesailorman 4y ago
Couldn't it be said that all the wealth inequality created by this system in europe created a massive collection of poor europeans who then decided to sell themselves to indentured sertitude in the America? This situation is the basis
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by piethesailorman 5y ago
I sure hope so! Mezzano has been great fun to follow progress on. Though its seems covid killed the project as it hasn't had a prebuild image update since 2020.
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by piethesailorman 5y ago
And maybe carp? https://github.com/carp-lang/Carp
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by piethesailorman 5y ago
I discovered him through Coldplay. I can't remember which ones but he produced at least one of the early records.
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by piethesailorman 5y ago
Sticking to an American frame and the principle of freedom of speech from the federal government, if the premier league or another private organization wanted to enforce this from the boundaries of their stadium, that's fine.(banning p
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by piethesailorman 5y ago
Also a long time iPhone 5/SE advocate. It was the last 0hone with flat edges(maybe not anymore). I am convinced they dedigned the following generations off a bar of soap, requiring another $30+ case, or an expensive screen replacement.
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by piethesailorman 5y ago
An american southerner with some nitpicks, specifically to one or two spots in your post. 1. The slaves were (largely) in the south until the abolishment of the instutution in the mid 1860's. Despite railroads being a Northern business
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by piethesailorman 5y ago
I understand that this is too much of a reach back.. but there must be some consideration of the fact that a decentralized weak america over threw the globes strongest power. That power thought that Indians(asia) were just English. That aus
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by piethesailorman 5y ago
As a proud 4th generation Texan, I would like to say going to California in various ways would strike me as being a place that uses state power in backwards ways as well. Unfortunately for the both of us, not to speak for anything specifica