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isr
14d ago
Hey, greetings from another former nedit user. It was my refuge from emacs on my 1997 redhat setup as I was stumbling around learning the ropes (I had to keep referring To my "Linux in a nutshell" book to remind myself how to open
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26d ago
That would be apt and hilarious, at the same time ...
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26d ago
You're right that the US is not in the same universe as the Stasi was. The US steals more data and conducts more illicit monitoring of people in a day than the Stasi ever could in a year. Its just that the Stasi lived in an analog worl
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1mo ago
To piggyback, EVERYTHING you see in cuis is hardware accelerated vector graphics, even the fonts. You can individually zoom windows, buttons, text, anything - in or out. Rotate them. And still have crisp, elegantly rendered full-unicode (ev
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1mo ago
Can I suggest you take a look at Cuis Smalltalk (a simplified fork from squeak), and any of the talks given by Juan Vuletich (main author of cuis). In Cuis, Juan took morphic back to basics and updated it heavily. Now submorphs use relative
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1mo ago
The real truth is that Israel is happy to flatten entire, crowded, apartment complexes. That "one guy" is just an excuse. Most recent example (out of at least 100,000 examples in just these last 3 years alone) would be their "
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1mo ago
Let's see. They were part of the US military, right? In just this war alone, they started by triple tapping an ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, murdering nearly 200 little children. And on the same day, they attacked a SPORTS STADIUM, completely vap
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2mo ago
You speak of strawmen, yet completely miss what I said, and make up stuff I never said (ironic, huh). I'll make it simple for you. The pathetic state of football governance is, largely, down to corrupt EUROPEAN admins (UEFA or not). Th
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2mo ago
Before you eulogize UEFA too much (ok, too late, you already did), answer me this. Where did Infantino come from? Answer: UEFA And for that matter, which continent did his predecessor Sepp Blatter start his football admin career in? Hint: h
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2mo ago
Hmm, so I am "evil" and a "propagandist"? I think you need to go into a dark room & quietly contemplate for a while. Have fun. Over and out.
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2mo ago
I'm not the guy who responded to you, but “only western people have morals, everyone else just cares about how it looks” is pretty much what you tried to imply. And before you start on me, yes - I'm able to "think", and
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4mo ago
Crazy fact: I found out recently that the 1541 had the same 6502 CPU as the Vic20, but was clocked at a HIGHER speed. Who knew :)
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4mo ago
My first (vic20) had 3.5KB of ram. When I added a whopping 8KB memory expansion cartridge, I genuinely wondered if I could possibly get any of my BASIC programs to use it all. And when I upgraded from tapes to the 1541 floppy drive (5.25&qu
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4mo ago
OK, the usual half-baked Islamophobic propaganda, with all the usual dog whistles of that fake bandwagon. So drearily predictable. Keep on shouting at the wall.
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4mo ago
Oh come on. Now you're just parroting ignorant tropes. Actual students of history will inform you that, especially per the standards of the day (as any state should be judged), Arab Muslim states were probably THE MOST tolerant of thei
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4mo ago
You're making rather sweeping generalizations. "Arabs" have, for most of the last 1400 years, been part of 3 MASSIVE states, which spanned from the farthest Atlantic coast of Africa to parts of what is now Pakistan. Not allia
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4mo ago
I echo your sentiments. Much of the 'Murika 'Murika bluster even on this thread is so childishly unreal (as if from a MAGA wet dream parallel universe) that it almost doesn't rankle anymore. One feels that even they don'
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5mo ago
DragonflyBSD's hammer filesystem (on v2 now, I think)
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6mo ago
What I said to tptacek just above applies here ...
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6mo ago
Are you deliberately trying to misrepresent what I have said across multiple posts? The war crime was not the sinking of the ship. That was a cowardly act (unarmed vessel), but not strictly a war crime. The ACTUAL war crime was the immediat
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6mo ago
I have explained why, multiple times. You just don't want to accept it (fine, this will be determined at Nuremberg 2,0, not by you or me, here) The sub knew it was clear of any Iranian guns, for over 100 miles in every direction, once
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6mo ago
They didn't have to pick them up. They could have surfaced (remember, it was KNOWN that there was no threat) and tossed out a few inflatable life rafts.
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6mo ago
Thats not why he wasn't convicted of THAT charge. It was proven in court that even the Nazi German submarines made good faith efforts to rescue drowning sailors, and they only stopped when one u-boat was sunk (or damaged?) by a US plan
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6mo ago
From my original post: "AND REFUSED TO PICK UP ANY SURVIVORS" In the absence of any threat (the ship was alone, and unarmed), then refusing to pick up survivors is ABSOLUTELY a TEXTBOOK war crime. Under the Geneva Convention, and
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6mo ago
Completely false. That ship was involved in naval exercises at the invitation of the host navy, India. That ship was unarmed. Nothing unusual there - that was the original plan for the joint navy drills. A large complement of the crew was A
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6mo ago
Thanks
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6mo ago
Hmm, interesting. HN has long been a site dominated by Zionists, and that was reflected in the type of commentary here. Your post, and the 3 others wh8ch responded to you, are clearly bemoaning the fact that even on this bastion of your wor
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6mo ago
No, everything I said was true. The entire world knows who deliberately targets and murders children, by the tens of thousands. "Disinformation" is one of the Zionist colony's biggest exports, but its effect (like all drugs)
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6mo ago
Its a mystery how "the terrorists" have launched 1000's of missiles & drones, in 70+ (and counting) waves, across 3 weeks, spanning across the region, and yet they have ABJECTLY FAILED to: * hit any hospital * blow up any
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7mo ago
cuis smalltalk has multiple "browsers". One browser allows you to restrict your view of the system (the leftmost pane) to a specific package (eg: the one you're actively creating right now).
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