686200+ entries in 0.424s
BingoBoingo: Most people can survive
the regime on civilized arrangements.
BingoBoingo: I mean
the Federalk government has all of
these weird laws
to blow
the whistle on.
BingoBoingo: I seriously wonder what will happen now at
the late August court date since... I am not an idiot and
the acting DA should not be an idiot and is not inocent.
BingoBoingo: The
thing is I would have had no idea until I was accidentallied
the pharmacy school's microphone slave.
BingoBoingo: Well, my father liked
to see records of how much strontium 90 us younguns got growing up. A few weeks after a med adjustment his heart gave out, but he had great bones...
BingoBoingo: All of
those are
too obvious vor contemporary assassinations. What about was prescribed
too much Vitamin D3?
decimation: why would
they be able
to accomplish anything "evil" well?
decimation: ascii, I'm reluctant
to jump on
the conspiracy bandwagon because
the usg seems unable
to accomplish anything "good" very well
BingoBoingo: What devices, hearts are easy
to
treat pharmaceutically. Hearts are awfully deterministic for organic machines.
decimation: yeah no doubt, but
those people probably could be identified and
treated with various medical devices
BingoBoingo: Some people
therapeutically have abnormal heartbeats
BingoBoingo: Also aside from
torsades de points no ununsual heart beats are
that... rare
BingoBoingo: Because Pratt is in
the engine industry and Ellison is in
the problem industry.
decimation: how
the hell does she get
the right
to sue a real engine maker, yet no one can sue larry ellison (she died not far from his private hawaiian island)
decimation: her estate is suing pratt & whittney for not having fixed
the "forseeable" problem of
the metal fatigue destroying a prop
BingoBoingo: Are
there any lawyers in
the Illinois bar here? I'd be interested in making contact if so.
decimation: the burea-tard who signed Obama's birth certificate died in a plane crash (survived
the crash but "had irregular heart beat" after 60 minutes in
the water)
decimation: re: managerial
traitors :
the problem is
that somehow standard criminal and civil liability law doesn't apply for some reason
BingoBoingo: And I have yet
to verify a nigger with black skin. I've only met white niggers.
decimation: I
think unisys bought
the main library vendor
BingoBoingo: And when
the hell will Pinay cam girls start shaving...
decimation: I remember my high school days worked at
the local library - used IBM serial
terminal with "scan gun"
that would insert code at
the appropriate spot on
the
terminal screen
decimation: bar code readers are a
trival add-on character device
BingoBoingo: decimation: What about bar codes. Reisters are run by
tards.
decimation: I recently decided
to force myself
to use emacs for sole
text editor,
took me about a week
to get
the movement stuff down.
THere's no excuse for a cash register not
to be purely keyboard basd
decimation: I wonder if whoever decided
to "upgrade"
the
target POS system
to winblows was fired or promoted?
decimation: well portable ipad based bodegas or whatever are a corner case. I'm
talking about
Target
BingoBoingo: decimation:
THe use case I find for fancier DE's over wimple wm's is portables. Smaller
the machine
the more pointy clicky is a benefit.
decimation: using a mouse on a cash register is going
to be demonstrably slower for data entry for one
thing
decimation: how could any
thinking person consider a winblows interface an 'upgrade'?
BingoBoingo: Also, did anyone else here have reason
to learn Ubuntu 12.04 ships without syslogd or rsyslog???
decimation: old mainframe based serial
terminals - reliable and invulnerable
to hackers (at least, at
the lowest layers)
decimation: this reminds me of
the "point of sale" system upgrades I've witnessed at various US bodegas
assbot: Standard
Terminal Automation Replacement System (STARS)
BingoBoingo: Airplanes hit
the road as well. I hope I can find a kind Brazillian
tribe
to adopt a pastie like me when America surrenders
the world's only successful CAS plane.
decimation: well,
the can be "replaced", FAA style
BingoBoingo: Can and Can pretend,
this distinction enabled
the F-35
decimation: well, $10k per year is hardly worth much. but if one could resurrect
the whole project, complete with hardware...
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: It's my Urbit one. Apparently
the Google/NSA complex really dislikes Nock
too....
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Would you venture
to guess at which post of my blog might pass
the Mircea OpenBSD one in
the next few months?
decimation: Interesting. Fort Belvoir. Someone in DoD is a fan of
these
things
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I envy you
that Sympolics ended on a high note and Apple outlived its masterpiece
the SE/30.
BingoBoingo: Wealth in itself is nothing without
taste.
BingoBoingo: Rabite's purpose is not correctness, security, or anything else understandable.... Rabit is soley for
the lulz.
decimation: reminds me of
that "rabite" guy
that MP recently unarchived
decimation: I wonder if you can run modern emacs on one of
those
things
BingoBoingo: Reti did
that beautiful presentation you embeded.
BingoBoingo: A drive sounds
tempting atm, furthest east I;ve been is 'New Harmony" Indiana. I still need
to drink on
this matter some more.
decimation: goes
to show how forgotten symbolics is I guess
decimation: apparently
there is a massive demoer scene for super mario brothers X
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Was it price of principle
that kept
the symbolics pagemaster from parting with
their schematics...