Narendra Modi.
What do I win?
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
             
            Narendra Modi.
What do I win?
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
             
            @roka Give up the booze. Or have more.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
            Done for OHC, the One Hour Compo:
http://compo.thasauce.net/files/Koekepan_-_While_the_World_Drifts_away(OHC513).mp3
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Jan Koekepan
             
            @noyoushutthefuckupdad @augustus
Pretty much agreed. Book burning has little history of success.
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Jan Koekepan
             
            They certainly did a lot of censorship, as well as destruction of media and deletion of information where they could. So, not that different from many hard leftists - barring the choice of kindling.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
             
            @augustus As I observed elsewhere: the difference between the hard left and hard right in terms of information, historically, has mostly been their choice of books to burn.
It's been the classical liberals and their followers that said that book burning was stupid.
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Jan Koekepan
             
            @augustus I suspect that their concern is that bad speech will spread bad thoughts, and that ... their counterarguments aren't strong enough?
I dunno. It's like they simultaneously believe and disbelieve their own line.
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Jan Koekepan
             
            @augustus What they're really doing is displaying their own opinions. They might be serious, but only incidentally.
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Jan Koekepan
             
            It's not that hard. But nobody gives enough of a damn.
I worked out the key elements ages ago, and offered them publically. Uptake? None.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
             
            @augustus In theory, automation.
In practice, conspicuous geekery.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
             
            @moonman Considering everything else about Windows, that's a pretty damning assessment of the licensing aspect.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
            @Verus Hey, been a while. Here's a development to amuse you: Some lackwits figured that because I reckon the first amendment kind of applies to everyone, that I'm obviously a fascist.
And they're blocking me, because I made them sad or something.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
            Retoot:
RFC Classification of tolerance:
Complete tolerance/Voltairean: You may be a bigot, but you can do your thing and I'll do mine.
Intransitive intolerance/Popperian: I do not tolerate bigotry, but I will tolerate voltaireans.
Intransitive intolerance/Bubbler: I do not tolerate bigotry, nor voltaireans, but I will tolerate popperians.
Transitive intolerance/Purist:  I do not tolerate bigotry, nor voltaireans, nor popperians.  Bubblers are on notice.
 Let comments flow.
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Jan Koekepan
             
            @augustus That does sound like pro wrestling style rhetoric.
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Jan Koekepan
             
            @monerica It popped back up again because the government reached a settlement with the ghostgunner guys. In reality, the government lawyers saw the writing on the wall and knew that they would lose, and lose badly.
Now lots of people are running around talking about how there should be a law - and determinedly ignoring the first amendment problems with banning talking about guns and providing gun plans.
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Jan Koekepan
             
            @hardbass2k8 If I wanted a makeshift gun, I'd make it a single-shot shotgun. Shotshells are easy to reload, and low pressure. Buckshot is highly effective at reasonably near ranges, and rifling is unimportant.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
             
            @unascribed Just call it what it is: timesharing on clusters of commodity hardware pretending to be mainframes.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
             
            @moonman I quite agree with that one.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
             
            It's akin to classism.
 Jan Koekepan
Jan Koekepan
             
            @ink_slinger Ham stations are quickly and easily located and identified. Doing things that annoy bureaucrats from them is less safe.
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