WindowsFon4life

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by WindowsFon4life 7y ago
It's short for "Schicklgruber Jugend Weiblich"
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by WindowsFon4life 7y ago
Hate is a transitive verb.
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by WindowsFon4life 7y ago
The premise given previously that counting machines were culpable seems a stretch. Given IBM made firearms for the US.
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by WindowsFon4life 7y ago
Do you mean SR-71 instead of the B2?
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by WindowsFon4life 7y ago
Easy. One is a kernel, and one is a distro.
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by WindowsFon4life 7y ago
And Serge
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by WindowsFon4life 7y ago
Will the kernel portion depend on lkm?
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by WindowsFon4life 7y ago
"Monkey" in reference to a Pan troglodyte?
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
I was requesting valid scheme that did not work properly. Given the https://ecraven.github.io/r7rs-benchmarks/ shows Gerbil passing more tests than many other implementations, it seems hard to call it a "non-sche
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
And Gambit has backends for JS, Java, Ruby, Php, C and no doubt some others.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
CL success stories are growing a bit long in the tooth. Sort through the links yourself to get an idea. http://www.lispworks.com/success-stories/index.html
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
Academic as in, there are many places where the person[s] working on the code or feature abruptly stopped. As if they graduated and were no longer working on it.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
Gerbil has a package manager too.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
Umm superficially you could say it is anything. The reality is it IS Scheme. (define (foo bar) (format "hi ~a" bar)) works just fine. As will any of the Scheme code, as it's merely syntactic sugar, (import :std/sugar) th
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
The best CL implementations unfortunately are not opensource. There is still a large use of Lispworks by many heavy CL developers. And anyone who has used it knows what they have to offer over the opensource equivalents. Support is somethi
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
These days Gambit/Gerbil are a much more pragmatic Scheme.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
https://www.newssniffer.co.uk/articles/1706143/diff/0/1 Sure seems less "compelling" when they make these sorts of edits.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
If this is such an obvious issue in E mercantile capitalism, then it seems an obvious choice for other places that money and power come into play.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
They mean that what they already sell, was stolen without being paid for?
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
Not the first time. A good read is https://jewishreviewofbooks.com/articles/597/hollywood-and-t... It's all about the money, and never about ethics.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
...They say in high pitched voice.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
So he is no longer seeding?
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
Yeah because it could not be due to this. https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2018/08/01/details-chinese...
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
A complete lack of reference to the elephant in the room. Chavez was always very clear on his approach, and his 100% embracing of the S-word. Yet not referenced at all here.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
"Speak Aztec". wow. Nahuatl is actually from Utah. It's not an original language of Mexico.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
Links?
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
Interesting that wireless services was left out of the conversation. Given it's massive growth in urban areas, and the fact, there are many options for most populations. Video is hardly a high bandwidth use case. Cultivation of victims
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
More of the same from the last 9 years.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
The former to be influenced to the "common truth" by the latter, no doubt.
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by WindowsFon4life 8y ago
Very nice.Been using the bsd/Linux support to run all my favorite Android apps. X11 throguh xiwi is seamless and already provides the gnu/Linux apps I need.

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