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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    Been a vegetarian for many years. Not perfect and certainly not a vegan.
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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    Never had to murder a poor chicken. It's (funny not) that I've eaten thousands of them.
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    Russia's lies vs. the reality in Syria

    Saw it somewhere in (hopefully) progressive Web land. So many sites so little truth, and it doesn't improve much (if at all) as time rolls on.
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    Have you ever noticed something in its absence?

    Mercy. Too bad we don't deserve it.
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    Have you ever noticed something in its absence?

    To hell in a handcart. The more that "people" want the empire to prosper the faster it will crumble. Oh noes!
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    Russia's lies vs. the reality in Syria

    Something like 49% of our populace think that Trump is truthful. Hoo boy, I think we are in trouble.
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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    Glad you find this ee cumming poem uplifting. Wish that I did too.
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    Russia's lies vs. the reality in Syria

    Probably a smart move by the Nazis. Dunno how we could have double destroyed Germany, but had they used chemical weapons against us we most likely would have tried. I'm not familiar with the use of poisons in WWII. Other than beyond horrible acts by the Germans and Japanese on prisoners, I know...
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    18 year-old buys IBM Mainframe; puts it in basement

    If so, good on him!
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    Have you ever noticed something in its absence?

    "For God and the Empire," indeed. Ask us how the American empire is going. What is a sane answer to that Q?
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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    Visions of children's faces carved in stone do not improve my day. Maybe I misinterpret this poem but this is the central theme that grabs me. Faces of dead children.
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    Russia's lies vs. the reality in Syria

    Yes, I must agree. Monsters in charge, left, right and center.
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    Russia's lies vs. the reality in Syria

    We are extremely fortunate that we are not there. We'll probably NEVER know the truth of this horrible situation.
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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    Dunno about a better place, this poem brings tears of sadness to my eyes.
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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    Guess that ee cummings was blessed with kind parents.
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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    I've never asked "will they know me in heaven," maybe because I wanted no part of the Catholic or Protestant "heavens" that were described to me as a youngster. In practice, the Catholics were so cruel that I knew that they had no heaven worth wasting time on thinking about and the Protestants...
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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    Now that was one very difficult post to comprehend. I need to read it more than two times. Don't quite grok the essence, but no one said that I was good at grokking.
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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    This says that we must be humanity's greatest heroes, I think. There's no guarantee that anyone will come after us, really. Mustn't we seize the only Now we will ever have? Sure George, anything to make life easy. Maybe it's easier than I think to start?
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    The Linux Kernel is Bloated and Sad

    They certainly are. I torture myself with memories too often and it would be great if the future was as small an influence as it deserves to be. Now, now, now, now, now.
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    OK, so they found Bob. Meh.

    I really liked the Travelling Wilburys. In their most popular videos, Mr Dylan had the least screen time. Guess this won't make Daniel happy. Dylan is a genius, can't argue with that.
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