Notices by Jezza™ (jeremiah@noagendasocial.com), page 35

@Combaticus @SLRock @lwdallas @hamsterglue @NICKtheRAT Objective fairness is essentially impossible: we're not objective. What is important is that the criticisms are fair and based on evidence/documentation. Imagine the world without a Left/Right filter and instead with an "Ethically correct" and "Morally correct" filter.

Neither Left nor Right have a monopoly on corruption nor well-meaning stupidity, those of both sides who put ideology first, however, are working on such a monopoly.

@SLRock @lwdallas @hamsterglue @NICKtheRAT @Combaticus That's everyone. It's not a property of the left or right. There are cynical people who know they can get to power / results faster by throwing everyone and everything else under the bus, exploiting tensions / tragedies. The real corruption is when people who wouldn't participate in it first tolerate it, then themselves become part and parcel of it.

@lwdallas @hamsterglue @Combaticus @NICKtheRAT Oh man, it was amazing... lights came out of the sky, there was this sound and...

... actually, @Combaticus 's latest podcast: https://thecounterrevolutionary.com/

@EdwardTorvalds @angristan This sometimes happens when nodes go down. it's a good idea to have accounts on mulitple sites and have your friends follow both in case a server goes down.

Just a random picture of Winston Churchill with a firearm.

@strypey "secure" is pretty relative. This is about as good as it gets at the moment: https://www.qubes-os.org/

@hamsterglue @Combaticus last episode was absolutely excellent sir. Wouldn't hurt to announce new episodes here -- @NICKtheRAT does :-)

@tlhall @tomey or maybe he's on vacation :-)

@gemlog Everywhere in the commonwealth/ anglosphere is pretty stupid at the moment, and I like my weather better than yours. :-)

@gemlog No Agenda does not refer to the lack of an agenda, it refers to the fact that advertisers and sponsors do not control or influence program content. Have you listened to the program?

@xahlee I think it demonstrates that the pieces are there, just not the will to implement a proper application engine for it.

@xahlee maybe the problem is monetizing it. I seem to remember the better mathematical software being mostly spendy, including Great Stella...

@xahlee i would think it would fairly simply to do with Three.js; for example:
https://matthewarcus.wordpress.com/2015/06/16/drawing-uniform-polyhedra-with-javascript-webgl-and-three-js/

@xahlee Nothing tops Great Stella (win32), though Wolfram's tech (Alpha) are online and can certainly wrangle polyhedra: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=icosahedron