As our political class increasingly becomes an aristocracy, this sort of thing becomes a weapon to keep the peasants out.
Once you're a made member of the club, scrubbing your data and enjoying some privacy is a perq.
Privacy and sin,
Like skin on the chin,
Covered by hair,
Nicked by tech #FTW Burma Shave
This is an important story, beyond the troll.
A political party supporting liberty, where that is defined in part as the right to own all data pertaining to yourself, would see a great deal of support.
And we can expect any of our entrenched parties to support liberty in 3. ..2. . .
Or how bloody-minded comparisons tell you little. The reason you need horsepower on the board is not because computations are bearish. Rather, all the human interface code.
I worked on government systems two decades ago that had four-decade old technology and worked great. Why? All the user interface agony was offloaded to dedicated consoles.
Case in point: which is harder to code against: a command line interface, or a full-on GUI?
I'm in the same boat. I love EmacsWiki though, and reference it often.
Did work with headless, virtualized Linux nodes accessed via RDP into a Windows server. Everyone's all whining about the security policies, and all.
I slap in a PuTTY distro and Emacs, fix and environment variable, and I'm in there via Tramp Mode like it won't nothin' but a thang.
The other biggie is Org mode, a full outlining tool that is mainly driven by the tab key. For doing admin work, it pays heap big dividends to take a lot of notes.
I will admit to using Aquamacs on OS-X.
And yes, for you vi girls, Emacs does have emulation modes. *sigh*
What if what seems to be a general technology-driven implosion into a Single World State goes a completely different direction, due to some 'unexpected' encounter with the fundamental irrationality of humans? In short, are there hidden assumptions about the rationality of human nature within this 'Singularity' notion?
Public money has been borrowed from future generations to give to researchers to generate conclusions.
Hey, hey, hey: it's important that we relive the 1930s, so that we appreciate the Depressing fullness of FDR's Greatness.
Until half of scientists are female, science remains fundamentally sexist.
Let's break some ground, and get more ladies in there.
Because #Fairness.
Yeah, unless you really enjoy the two minutes of hate along with your Inner Party perquisites.
As our political class increasingly becomes an aristocracy, this sort of thing becomes a weapon to keep the peasants out.
Once you're a made member of the club, scrubbing your data and enjoying some privacy is a perq.
Privacy and sin,
.2. . .
Like skin on the chin,
Covered by hair,
Nicked by tech #FTW
Burma Shave
This is an important story, beyond the troll.
A political party supporting liberty, where that is defined in part as the right to own all data pertaining to yourself, would see a great deal of support.
And we can expect any of our entrenched parties to support liberty in 3. .
This is not a sentence.
In the modern nanny state, isn't taxation the preferred method for shaping societal behavior by our Ruling Class Overlords?
Aquamacs does not seem to understand what the slave process know as "OSX" is on about in this case.
Probably not important.
Or how bloody-minded comparisons tell you little. The reason you need horsepower on the board is not because computations are bearish. Rather, all the human interface code.
I worked on government systems two decades ago that had four-decade old technology and worked great. Why? All the user interface agony was offloaded to dedicated consoles.
Case in point: which is harder to code against: a command line interface, or a full-on GUI?
No.
For these years, I had operated under the assumption that source code was edited & compiled. /.
Gosh, the stuff you learn on
The GPL and the Git community are going to break Mr. Softy somewhere around step #2.
Yes, and Midnight Commander is a file manager.
Batteries if you must,
In moving parts trust,
Or with mere soap and a blade,
Be plying your trade.
Burma Shave
Really? I thought it was Lynx.
I'm in the same boat. I love EmacsWiki though, and reference it often.
Did work with headless, virtualized Linux nodes accessed via RDP into a Windows server. Everyone's all whining about the security policies, and all.
I slap in a PuTTY distro and Emacs, fix and environment variable, and I'm in there via Tramp Mode like it won't nothin' but a thang.
The other biggie is Org mode, a full outlining tool that is mainly driven by the tab key. For doing admin work, it pays heap big dividends to take a lot of notes.
I will admit to using Aquamacs on OS-X.
And yes, for you vi girls, Emacs does have emulation modes. *sigh*
NOT peanut butter & chocolate.
Zen's then, baby: Zen's then.
Right, but the file size limit on a 16-bit OS has me wondering if TFA isn't a joke.
You will always have a purpose to soak up EBTs and vote for the Progressive whenever called upon.
What if what seems to be a general technology-driven implosion into a Single World State goes a completely different direction, due to some 'unexpected' encounter with the fundamental irrationality of humans? In short, are there hidden assumptions about the rationality of human nature within this 'Singularity' notion?
Xeno's luggage
. . .why the last 20 years or so are such a blur. But it does offer hope that the lousy economy may be remembered as sucking less.
The environment is only a major issue during a Republican administration.