can't do proper self-defence, our president ant is minister are dare I
say nutjob that refuse critic even via humor, they
try to turn our contry in a dictatorship disguise as d├emocrasie and
they try to told use we are to blame for it
Ultra Magnus wrote to All <=-
so currently the world is in a bad shape rigth, we got war, inflation,
you name it
fine with all that here in france for exemple we are getting more law
that protect the rich then the poor, unlike usa we
can't do proper self-defence, our president ant is minister are dare I
Quoting Ultra Magnus to Blue White <=-
I am not one to got the prepper route but it's look like we do not
have a choise now, do we ?
And its all in the name or "progress" & "increasing social
mobility".... what they fail to mention is that "progress" only
benefits the rich & the "social mobility" is a downwards spiral into
fewer opportunities and more difficult living circumstance for those
who live in poorer areas or whose family is not well off...
so currently the world is in a bad shape rigth, we got war, inflation,
you name it yet for some reason we the people seam
fine with all that here in france for exemple we are getting more law
that protect the rich then the poor, unlike usa we
can't do proper self-defence, our president ant is minister are dare I
say nutjob that refuse critic even via humor, they
try to turn our contry in a dictatorship disguise as d├emocrasie and
they try to told use we are to blame for it
so you the reader what your story on your side ?
Part of that sounds like here. Our most recent president did not take criticism well and would lash out, while the current administration
blames all criticism on extreme right wingers, and it is all our fault
for listening to said extremists -- we should just accept that everything is more wonderful than it has ever been.
As for the wars, they are very happy to fund them.
I am in the US if you were not sure.
And its all in the name or "progress" & "increasing social mobility".... what they fail to mention is that "progress" only benefits the rich & the "social mobility" is a downwards spiral into fewer opportunities and more difficult living circumstance for those who live in poorer areas or whose family is not well off...
Sounds like the same things that "progressives" in the US don't seem to understand, either.
i am genuinely scared as a communist transwoman
Genuinely interested to hear what your take on communism is? I'm pretty left leaning, believe that society and our governments have a duty to
Could you please shift political / religious discussions to an othernet thanks.
Genuinely interested to hear what your take on communism is? I'm pretty left
Genuinely interested to hear what your take on communism is? I'm pretty
left
Controversial topics are banned in this network AFAIK.
Could you please shift political / religious discussions to an othe thanks.
Apologies, i will be more mindful of this in future.
A few suggestions:
FIDO Politics
Controversial topics are banned in this network AFAIK.
Is discussing opinions on communism considered controversial?
Could you please shift political / religious discussions to an othern thanks.
Apologies, i will be more mindful of this in future.
Genuinely interested to hear what your take on communism is? I'm pretty
Controversial topics are banned in this network AFAIK.
Is discussing opinions on communism considered controversial?
It's not necessarily controversial, it's politics that's banned. It never ends well, results in rehashed arguments that neither side is going to be swayed by and either riles people up or is just tiresome.
There are plenty of other outlets for peoples political ideologies and this net focus more on what brings people together rather than drives them apart.
Genuinely interested to hear what your take on communism is? I'm pretty
Controversial topics are banned in this network AFAIK.
to be fair, here are a few things that are controvertial:
amiga was better than the pc and should have won out.
the c64 was junk but people could afford them.
joe is a bettertext editor than vi and should still come with linux synchronet is better than mystic
lord is a mediocre door game
ketchup belongs on hot dogs
apam wrote to Nightfox <=-
It's not necessarily controversial, it's politics that's banned. It
never ends well, results in rehashed arguments that neither side is
going to be swayed by and either riles people up or is just tiresome.
fusion wrote to Arelor <=-
joe is a better text editor than vi and should still come with linux
Spectre wrote to fusion <=-
Ketchup.... I do believe you mean tomato sauce, we don't need no
stinking ketchup. Nothing better on your Heiss Hund, except with some Woosie mixed into it.
i for one don't care for the "chicago dog" .. chili cheese onion and jalapeno is where it's at ;)
amiga was better than the pc and should have won out.
joe is a better text editor than vi and should still come with linux
Anyone who uses joe drinks toilet water. Putting your .vimrc in git is
the way...
:wq!
I prefer Catsup.
Could you please shift political / religious discussions to an othernet thanks.
For more info - fsxnet.nz > About > Housekeeping.
While you two argue about those, I'll sit back and use nano.
Thanks. I was a few hundred messages behind again, and was sad for the
And that's important, because, while we're all "strangers on the
internet" to some extent, this is also a group of people where I've been interacting with some of you for five years, now.
While you two argue about those, I'll sit back and use nano.
Nano. For those who don't want have to learn an editor in order to be
able to use an editor.
(I'm very much in the nano camp, but I don't spend that much time in Linux)
While you two argue about those, I'll sit back and use nano.
Nano. For those who don't want have to learn an editor in order to be able to use an editor.
ketchup belongs on hot dogs
ketchup belongs on hot dogs
Here is a few for you. :)
- Cheese Wiz & Ketchup on toast
- Ketchup on pizza
- Ketchup on pasta
Here is a few for you. :)
- Cheese Wiz & Ketchup on toast
- Ketchup on pizza
- Ketchup on pasta
Anyone who uses joe drinks toilet water. Putting your .vimrc ingit is
the way...
While you two argue about those, I'll sit back and use nano.
- Ketchup on pizza
made me think of meat loaf. now i'm gonna have to make that! talk about
a dish infested with ketchup.
whaddaya think of banana bread with nuts in it? raisins? chocolate?
YUCK! :)
Ketchup on macaroni & cheese with a load of black pepper is perfect. If you're using the boxed stuff (Kraft Mac & Cheese or "KD" in Canada) it's practically mandatory to eat with ketchup.
Or.... Ready for this. Ground Beef and mac & cheese. :)
Ketchup on macaroni & cheese with a load of black pepper is perfect.
- Ketchup on pizza
While nano is acceptable, probably for purely hysterical reasons (sic) I'd far prefer to stick with Joe.
Accession wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Anyone who uses joe drinks toilet water. Putting your .vimrc in git is
the way...
While you two argue about those, I'll sit back and use nano.
Nightfox wrote to fusion <=-
It seems the better technologies don't always win out. For PC
operating systems, I thought OS/2 was better than Windows, but Windows ended up becoming the de facto standard.
John Smith said to the geek Sam Uzi <=-
it is the ONLY true 32-bit multi-threaded pre-emptive multi-tasking OS around.
...except for every single OS around that was written for non-Intel
CPUs.
All the neat shit that people claim for the latest hottest Intel OSs
-- the stuff in your quote there -- is stuff that has always been
pretty much standard in the Motorola and Risc worlds.
I had a caller who would rant endlessly about OS/2. He felt that since he'd never touched it or seen it that he was in an ideal position to
take such a stance.
- Area: nirvana.tech.flame --------------------------------------------------- Msg#: 95 Sent Date: 20 Jul 94 12:31:00 From: SAM UZI
I also recall a few passionate folks who were very into OS/2 in the
90s...
I try to make a meat loaf once a month for the family. :) Oh and with
some good old mash potatos.
Or.... Ready for this. Ground Beef and mac & cheese. :)
I haven't tried that, but it sounds good. Sometimes I liked to mix in canned tuna with mac & cheese.
In all seriousness, I love pico/nano. I started a blog on my tilde and have been using nano to compose text files and I'd forgotten how comfortable I'd gotten with them using PINE/ALPINE for email.
Avon wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I also recall a few passionate folks who were very into OS/2 in the
90s...
Blue White wrote to niter3 <=-
I try to make a meat loaf once a month for the family. :) Oh and with
some good old mash potatos.
Drop by FIDO COOKING and share the recipe sometime. ;)
Blue White wrote to Nightfox <=-
Ground beef with mac and cheese used to be a popular dish here in my
area of the states. Maybe I only think it was "popular" because it was
a dish often served by the school lunch cafeteria during the late 1970s/early 1980s. ;)
- Ketchup on pizza
I have done this with leftover, not-otherwise-flavored crusts.
I haven't tried that, but it sounds good. Sometimes I liked to mix in canned tuna with mac & cheese.
- Ketchup on pizza
Candy Corn on Pizza
choice of the next generation, and it will let you so many things at the same time that your head will spin, and it can dance, and ... oh never mind... it sucks...
Drop by FIDO COOKING and share the recipe sometime. ;)
sure, whatever... but OS/2 is THE BEST Operating System in the world, and can run circles around anything else, and it looks nicer, and will cook your breakfast for you, and make your coffee, and has 3D-bordered icons, and is nifty, and looks cool, and is True-Blue, and can run DOS better than DOS, and will take out the garbage, and will get you chicks, and has ...
it can dance, and ... oh never mind... it sucks...
He he he he. He he
Ed W9ODR
In all seriousness, I love pico/nano. I started a blog on my tilde and
have been using nano to compose text files and I'd forgotten how
comfortable I'd gotten with them using PINE/ALPINE for email.
Ground beef with mac and cheese used to be a popular dish here in my area of the states. Maybe I only think it was "popular" because it was a dish often served by the school lunch cafeteria during the late 1970s/early 1980s. ;)
I have also been known to mix tuna in with it.
Nano. For those who don't want have to learn an editor in order to beWhile nano is acceptable, probably for purely hysterical reasons (sic)
I'd far prefer to stick with Joe.
My local market has a butcher shop, and they sell pre-made meatloaf
for
the same price as the ground round. I haven't made my own since
discovering theirs!
- Ketchup on pizza
I have done this with leftover, not-otherwise-flavored crusts.
Yep, that's it. :) Sometimes BBQ sauce too.
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* Origin: Clutch BBS * telnet://clutchbbs.com (21:1/199)
Just FYI, if this is your BBS, you are still flying the /999 node number.
* Origin: Clutch BBS * telnet://clutchbbs.com (21:1/199)
Just FYI, if this is your BBS, you are still flying the /999 nodenumber.
says _199_
kirkspragg wrote to Spectre <=-
The magic spells one needs to incant in Emacs to do basic stuff like
run a spell check just blew my mind.. Whereas Vim manages to go in the complete opposite direction - i.e. concise and yet obtuse to the point
of being equally arcane & difficult to use.
Just FYI, if this is your BBS, you are still flying the /999 node num
says _199_
No I read it wrong! :Dnode numJust FYI, if this is your BBS, you are still flying the /999
says _199_
Oh shit, did I miss something? Do I need to make a change on my end?
* Origin: Clutch BBS * telnet://clutchbbs.com (21:1/199)
Just FYI, if this is your BBS, you are still flying the /999 node number.
Designed for a low-resource computer without a mouse. Bill Joy said if
he were writing an editor that others would use, it wouldn't have been
vi - that was his personal editor.
node numJust FYI, if this is your BBS, you are still flying the /999
says _199_
Oh shit, did I miss something? Do I need to make a change on my end?No I read it wrong! :D
Glad that things here in NZ are not quite so scary, but things can
change fast unfortunately.
Genuinely interested to hear what your take on communism is? I'm pretty left leaning, believe that society and our governments have a duty to ensure that everyone has a fair deal, has their basic needs met when
they are struggling and has the same opportunities to get on in life regardless of who or what they are. I would not go so far as to describe myself as communist though.
Interested in hearing you views about what itmeans for you.
Could you please shift political / religious discussions to an othern thanks.
Apologies, i will be more mindful of this in future.
It's not necessarily controversial, it's politics that's banned. It
never ends well, results in rehashed arguments that neither side is
going to be swayed by and either riles people up or is just tiresome.
There are plenty of other outlets for peoples political ideologies and this net focus more on what brings people together rather than drives
them apart.
Oh gosh - FIDO_P is the worst of the worst... you'll love it!!! :P
to be fair, here are a few things that are controvertial:bruh xD
amiga was better than the pc and should have won out. the c64 was junk
but people could afford them.
joe is a better text editor than vi and should still come with linuxwhats that
synchronet is better than mysticyeah..
lord is a mediocre door game
ketchup belongs on hot dogs
etc.
don't really need politics nor religion to argue about something.
i for one don't care for the "chicago dog" .. chili cheese onion and jalapeno is where it's at ;)
Anyone who uses joe drinks toilet water. Putting your .vimrc in git is
the way...
It seems the better technologies don't always win out. For PC operating systems, I thought OS/2 was better than Windows, but Windows ended up becoming the de facto standard.
Is discussing opinions on communism considered controversial?
But I want to know _people_, not political opinions. And I want to _like_ most everyone here.
I am a super strong avocate for 20th century Socialism
mary4 wrote to kirkspragg <=-
I am a Marxist-Leninist... aka communist/bolshevik/(derogaatory
by ultra leftists and liberals) tankie I am a super strong
avocate for 20th century Socialism which is worker's state,
centrally planned economy, means of production seized by workers,
and no markets
i am in a Party. the party of the US working class https://partyofcommunistsusa.net or
https://partyofcommunistsusa.org
this is the same site just different domains
basically right to housing/job & vacation/education/health
care/etc. food is something you gotta contribute for so nobody
live off of other in explotative ways
there will be accommodations for those who are disabled (like me)
and there will be jobs that suit them and not to taxing
under capitalism there is severe exploitation
under socialism exploitation is non existant
exploitation is where someone who dose not contribute to society
live off the labor of others. aka the capitalist. they live off
the labor because they own the factories etc. aka the means of
production
While you two argue about those, I'll sit back and use nano.
+1. ~30 years ago, nano (or a predecessor) was the editor that my shell account used as the pine e-mail editor and, IIRC, also with the editor that I used to compose usenet replies.
Interested in hearing you views about what itmeans for you.
Perhaps you should move to a communist country like Russia, and perhaps you'll be happier there because you won't be "exploited" any more. LOL
While you two argue about those, I'll sit back and use nano.
+1. ~30 years ago, nano (or a predecessor) was the editor that my
nano gang! :D
It seems the better technologies don't always win out. For PC operating systems, I thought OS/2 was better than Windows, but Windows ended up becoming the de facto standard.
OS/2 might've been better than Win9x, but it was not better than Windows NT (IMHO). And of course, IBM messed up the marketing of OS/2.
But I want to know _people_, not political opinions. And I want to _lik most everyone here.
I don't think you get to know a person without knowing what his opinions are. --
And see? I like you _despite_ how grumpy you often are. :)
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