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velox_vulnus, (edited ) in Isr*el out here collecting their chapter's geneseed.

I can understand partners asking for their deceased one’s sperm/egg, but relatives? This sounds like something straight out of Wolfenstein.

Rivalarrival,

If it works anything like US medical laws, a girlfriend or fiance would need to have his medical power of attorney to make such a request. His next of kin would not.

SaltyIceteaMaker, in ”The Israel-Palestine conflict is just too complicated to pick a side”

Always having to pick a side is exactly what causes fights and arguments. If one doesn’t want to pick a side just deal with it.

TheUltimateCommunist,
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Only cowards who have no problem with genocide do that.

SaltyIceteaMaker,

Only idiots choose a side without knowing all the facts. And in such a time it is hard to know objective facts from subjective half truths. Always having to choose a side is a foolish way of thinking.

i’d rather stay out of that shit and don’t risk losing contact with friends and family because they had a different opinion.

Always having to pick a side cause hatred, violence and destroys relationships.

TheUltimateCommunist, (edited )
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This is a very Western-privileged position that Palestinians do not have.

The fact is that Israel is a occupying force in Palestinian land. If someone doesn’t want to educate people about that and fight for Palestinian rights then they are just a coward who is accessory to murder and to imperialism. That is a fact, no matter how someone wants to spin it.

boCash, in Isr*el out here collecting their chapter's geneseed.
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SaltyIceteaMaker, in Please, not again.

I remember the shitshow. Like in general everywhere and at all times.

Flyberius, in Isr*el out here collecting their chapter's geneseed.
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The swords of iron war? Have they already named it. And they have given it the most ethno-fascist, deus-vult name conceivable.

Thorngraff_Ironbeard,
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Yeah it’s really mask off some biblical evil type shit.

Gallardo994, in Isr*el out here collecting their chapter's geneseed.

Why are you bypassing our filters by censoring the word, may I ask?

Jean_le_Flambeur, in Unix < GNULinux < GNUHurd

What is GNU hurd

velox_vulnus,

I might be wrong somewhere, but think of Hurd server as an orchestrator, which runs atop the GNU/Mach microkernel, as opposed to monolithic kernels like BSD and Linux.

It’s an OS that’s still not in existence - I mean, well, technically, it is, the QEMU images, as well as Debian/Arch ISOs are available on the internet, but the Mach microkernel is slow, which is a blocker, so they’re looking into alternative ones.

BigBlackCockroach,
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www.gnu.org/software/…/what_is_the_gnu_hurd.html

The Hurd is the GNU project’s replacement for UNIX, a popular operating system kernel.

The Hurd is firstly a collection of protocols formalizing how different components may interact. The protocols are designed to reduce the mutual trust requirements of the actors thereby permitting a more extensible system. These include interface definitions to manipulate files and directories and to resolve path names. This allows any process to implement a file system. The only requirement is that it have access to its backing store and that the principal that started it own the file system node to which it connects.

The Hurd is also a set of servers that implement these protocols. They include file systems, network protocols and authentication. The servers run on top of the Mach microkernel and use Mach’s IPC mechanism to transfer information.

The Hurd provides a compatibility layer such that compiling higher level programs is essentially transparent; that is, by means of the glibc, it provides the same standard interfaces known from other UNIX-like systems. Thus, for a typical user, the Hurd is intended to silently work in the background providing the services and infrastructure which the microkernel itself has no business implementing, but that are required for higher level programs and libraries to operate.

yogthos, (edited ) in Unix < GNULinux < GNUHurd
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somebody needs to get Emacs running directly on top of GNUHurd and we’ll have the ideal GNU operating system

bosco,

You could probably wedge an OS kernel written in elisp in emacs at the expense of a 5% growth in code size.

velox_vulnus,

Is Guille compatible with Elisp? Because if it is, then you’re in luck!

yogthos,
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There is Guile Emacs :) www.emacswiki.org/emacs/GuileEmacs

Elaine, in I'm booked!

Single single double!

dangblingus, in Please, not again.

He is polling above Biden in every single national poll somehow. Unless something drastic happens in the next 365, Trump will be the 47th POTUS. Americans have a really short memory.

OprahsedCreature,

Guess if Dems didn’t want that they’d give another candidate a genuine shot, but ol’ Genocide Joe needs his legacy. This’ll be it.

Cowbee,

Unfortunately, the time for a better candidate was last election cycle. Incumbency advantage is too critical to give up.

That being said, voting harder won’t ever move America to the left, that has to be done at the grassroots level.

OprahsedCreature,

Incumbency advantage is too critical to give up.

At this point, what advantage? He’s been polling worse than Trump. He’s more of an anchor than an engine now.

That being said, voting harder won’t ever move America to the left, that has to be done at the grassroots level.

With Dems there’s always an excuse to do nothing and hope really hard for vague change later.

Cowbee,

Incumbency advantage persists. Swapping to a new candidate would likely be worse, even if the candidate is better, purely based on electoralism.

Yes, the dems do nothing. This is better than Republicans, who do a lot of bad shit. Voting dem won’t fix issues, it will just prevent many more from cropping up. What fixes issues is grassroots praxis.

OprahsedCreature,

Incumbency advantage persists. Swapping to a new candidate would likely be worse, even if the candidate is better, purely based on electoralism.

I’m sure many people will be comforted by that when he loses.

Yes, the dems do nothing. This is better than Republicans, who do a lot of bad shit.

Read up on the Ratchet Effect.

What fixes issues is grassroots praxis.

I too, like vague undefined concepts that obfuscate real potential solutions.

Cowbee,

It’s not about comfort, voting harder won’t meaningfully improve anything, just prevent it from getting worse.

I’m aware of the ratchet effect.

Do you want me to list out every meaningful thing you can do to improve your life and the lives of others? Advocate, unionize, organize, volunteer, start a community garden, work at a soup kitchen, educate yourself and others, help someone in need, etc. It isn’t that complicated, really, and your denial of actually doing shit to help and instead whine about how Biden is a Neoliberal ghoul (which I agree with) and therefore can’t beat a fascist (I disagree with this) is absurd.

stewie3128,

Republicans actively laugh at protesters. If people are protesting, they think, “I’ve gotta be doing something right to be triggering the libs like this.”

/Grew up in a Republican household with all Republican extended family

In fact, the largest protests in history (to that date) were in opposition to starting the Iraq war. Fat load of good that did.

Democrats protest. Republicans vote. Guess who’s running the show.

Cowbee,

Protesting helps a little, that’s not what I’m referring to by a grassroots movement. You can’t really do much in the face of a bourgeois dictatorship via electoral means, the system itself is designed against radical change.

rbesfe,

Incumbents historically have a huge advantage, any new candidate would get absolutely swept by Trump. Most Americans are embarrassingly out of touch with politics

OprahsedCreature,

any new candidate would get absolutely swept by Trump

The current candidate will get swept by Trump. Or have the polls changed recently?

Grayox,
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Polls also had Hillary stomping tRump. Polls shouldn’t be trusted. Voting is the only thing that matters polls dont win elections voting does.

pingveno,

Yup, polls can’t account for something like an “October surprise”. In Hillary’s case in 2016, that was the James Comey letter that was leaked by Republicans Congress. It had the desired effect, with her poll numbers dropping virtually overnight. He rescinded the letter, but not fast enough to make a difference. This was all prompted by FBI agents in the NYC office who were leaking like a sieve to the press. So if you ever hear someone grouse about prosecutors supposedly interfering with elections because they are prosecuting Trump for his crimes, remind them that Trump got a whole presidential term out of FBI agents interfering for him.

pingveno,

Especially a candidate with left wing politics. There’s a reason Democrats run center-left candidates for president once it gets to the general. Those are the ones that win.

Zyrt,

This is not true. Boomer landline polls also had va going red and look how that worked out.

cantstopthesignal,

I think there’s a significant portion of the population that is unpollable and it’s really started to make things less certain.

Daft_ish,

What happened to, “you can’t trust the polls”? And, “see, Hillary”?

Anyway…

TheSanSabaSongbird,

Polls a year out from the election. They have zero predictive value with regard to the ultimate outcome. Any pollster will tell you this. In fact, they have been telling us precisely this, but maybe not all of us are paying attention.

These results are still deeply disturbing.

pingveno,

It’s nuts how short people’s memory is. It was just a few years ago that yahoos were invading our nation’s Capitol and Trump was orchestrating a coup. Now Republicans are trying to convince everyone that wasn’t really a coup, and have you considered BLM and scary trans people? Meanwhile the Trump camp has their 900 page plan to efficiently make the federal government into a right wing arm of the Republican Party.

Sabata11792, in I'm booked!
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A schedule? Look how together this guys shit is.

roon,
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Look how together this guys shit is.

Never seen a sentence that makes sense and doesn’t at the same time

ares35, in I'm booked!
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that 1pm commitment is going to get extended, maybe a break 'for lunch' at 5-530pm, but pick right up again at 630p, and be an 'all nighter'.

Fwoggey, in I'm booked!
MammyWhammy,

Thank goodness someone posted this video. I was about to be very disappointed.

Darkassassin07, in I'm booked!
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You’re a mean one…

CodexArcanum, in I'm booked!

I’ve dealt with depression for most of my life, but with a lot of work and medicine and care, it’s possible to get past self loathing and pity. And then, you can stretch “staring into the abyss” into an all day activity as you reflect on how good personal mental health doesn’t make the world less of a nightmare!

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