willsoon

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by willsoon 3y ago
Manjaro user. Yes, I use the console. Because I want to! In many scenarios you dont want to run and entire gui just to do a search, or do some other thing in which you end up typing anyway. Of course I can update my core in visual mode on t
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by willsoon 3y ago
That's not true. Nowadays, even using the mouse to move files works well.Of course, it is not recommended on any machine or operating system.
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by willsoon 3y ago
No developer here. IDK. My boss uses those Apple things and stuff. And our business was a bit sensitive at the time. So I insisted that we use our own servers. He told me once when he was dealing with some trivial Word formatting: We old gu
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by willsoon 3y ago
Wait a nanosecond. It is assumed that you do not do this. Besides, these are the top ten, it means what the $population hears the most, especially the young ones: these two entities are sometimes not quite good. Right now a song is playing
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by willsoon 3y ago
This afternoon I was waiting for my man. 80 bucks in my hand. He sells me medicine that I know I need, but I also know is hard to get. Because the physicist thinks that he is God and that he decides who is going to live and who is going to
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by willsoon 3y ago
Absolutely. Both are necessary.
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by willsoon 3y ago
Well, psicosis is like gravity. I have not experienced psicosis, but I have experienced episodes of psicosis. The first time was when I had a little accident where I broke a glass with my forehead. The second time was when I was awake for 3
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by willsoon 3y ago
Maybe in the USA. Where I live I got some LSD once in my life. A guy sold me some n-bome as LSD. By the time I felt the acid on my tongue, it was too late. I saw Fenrir the Wolf eating the moon. I saw the bricks of a wall propeller outside,
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by willsoon 3y ago
Sorry to be so off topic or dumb. I read a user comment about a Freudian observation. The phantom. So I log on and try to reply... Is hn the one who deletes bad hombres? Or is it bad hombres who deletes his posts?
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by willsoon 3y ago
In other languages, irony is saying one word for another. Basically, you can stretch the meaning. In English, it seems to mean something different: a fuzzy oxymoron-like thing. If this is wrong, sorry, not a native English speaker here.
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by willsoon 3y ago
I don't even lift. This 16 year old guy during the covid is going the same way as me, but I'm in my 50s. The story is my story is just like me that Im very happy with him and Im sending him the best of wishes and ---if you can rea
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by willsoon 3y ago
I have no problem with a ram paging me, but yes, I would have a problem with a long-term memory thing. And as for organ transplants, I have no problem with them, as long as they are made from material that has not been taken from another hu
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by willsoon 3y ago
I don't know for sure. And certainly we are not what you call "leftists" in HN. But let me say this on a personal level. I know that people sometimes, all the time, often, certainly, behave stupidly. But I want to believe, er
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by willsoon 3y ago
You are right not to rely on people's intelligence, but we are obliged to do so because we are not monarchists and we believe in democracy, or at least we try to.
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by willsoon 3y ago
Just like the first time I saw the old lady on the surf table standing up in the sky to welcome me to the Internet and offer herself as my guide, I knew it couldn't be real and suspected that there was some irony in the whole wonderful
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by willsoon 3y ago
Well, yes. I saw Biden recite a copipasta from beginning to end. I still marvel at how well it's done. The skill of the AI or whatever, or the person who did it, approaches art. I still don't believe for a second that it's re
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by willsoon 3y ago
Pierre Menard is a magician. He is trying to create the ultimate form of reader: a reader who can read The Capital as a novel.
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by willsoon 3y ago
Kafka wrote a little story like that: I won't quote it. They let them choose between being kings or being messengers for the kings. Because they were children, they all chose to be messengers for the kings, and now they were running al
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by willsoon 3y ago
I don't see the connection. I was a heavy B. reader in my day. But I remember him mentioning a Chesterton story where the machine eats its master. B. introduces me to Chesterton, to the Sartor Resartor, to the Bible, to Cthullu --- and
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by willsoon 3y ago
I also know a man who was born without a left hand. He said he never needed it anyway and wondered how people found that annoying thing useful.
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by willsoon 3y ago
> or to hear not." You forgot one line.
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by willsoon 3y ago
Pls add Shakespeare. Add Carrol. Add Faulkner. Add Poe. Commit -m "people I despise for some strange reason, not for their work"
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by willsoon 3y ago
It's true. Fascism is something to die for... Not something to live for.
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by willsoon 3y ago
Maybe bc they fighting they own greed. Maybe it works!
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by willsoon 3y ago
Well, I am not in the USA, but I think that in the whole of the West you cannot incriminate yourself. But thank you, Your Honour.
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by willsoon 3y ago
Zulip has always had this weird behaviour. I remember using it a few years ago until they wouldn't let me back up the whole site because it would compromise the security of my users' messages. Sure, that was true, and I could read
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by willsoon 3y ago
Please go and check out the best albums they have chosen. Yes. Now you know how it feels to be an economist.
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by willsoon 3y ago
Oh Cantor, Cantor, bitter pale Cantor, you pale ascetic, your twist was epic, so I live in silence, in sadness I crave, all for that book, you wrote and I read.
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by willsoon 3y ago
You are right. You are thinking correctly. But "the apple is red" might not mean that this particular apple belongs ---to put it in your wording--- to the category red, but that the category of things we call apple also belongs to
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by willsoon 3y ago
Happy 1.7 and prosper next!

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