Re: Re: Russia's Endgame
By: Boraxman to Andeddu on Sat Oct 15 2022 10:15 pm

>
> It's quite surreal isn't it? There is serious talk of a possibility of this
> escalating to a point where nuclear weapons could be used, the possibility
> of a nuclear exchange, and crickets... Biden mentions it as if it is just a
> passing fact, that someone else will deal with.
>

that shows that the media has learned how to control people.
they learned a lot during this covid shit.
they had people killing their own family members for various reasons, had people at eachother's throats over masks and toilet paper.

now we have a real threat and it's of least importance.
we have scarlett johansson talking about fake orgasams and dumb shit biden says as our headlines.
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Hello MRO!

** On Saturday 15.10.22 - 19:20, MRO wrote to Boraxman:

M> now we have a real threat and it's of least importance. we
M> have scarlett johansson talking about fake orgasams and
M> dumb shit biden says as our headlines. -+-

don't read it or turn it off.

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Hello MRO!

** On Thursday 06.10.22 - 05:40, MRO wrote to Ogg:

>> Eg. https://susepaste.org/27402896
>>
>> Reading them one by one at the aforementioned news sources
>> would be a lumbering process.

M> i'm sure there's something like fark but for regular news.
M> or you can use .rss to generate a list.

Never heard of fark. Tried fark.com. Don't like it. Full of
ads, and a bit unresponsive as it gets busy serving ads and
that wastes mobile data.

Yes.. /rss or /feed/rss seems to work with the news sites (like
the main https://www.kyivpost.com/feed and https://censor.net/
en/feed) that UKRNEWS uses most of the time. But visiting each
one separately takes time, and each display wastes screen
space. An rss feed in the browser only shows my 5 headlines at
a time. Whereas UKRNEWS show me over 20. PLUS.. after I pull in
UKRNEWS there is also the advantage of having those headlines +
the excerpt stored locally so that I search for particular key
words like "baltic" and just get THOSE headlines.

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Re: Russia's Endgame
By: Ogg to MRO on Sun Oct 23 2022 09:21 am

> Hello MRO!
>
> ** On Thursday 06.10.22 - 05:40, MRO wrote to Ogg:
>
> >> Eg. https://susepaste.org/27402896
> >>
> >> Reading them one by one at the aforementioned news sources
> >> would be a lumbering process.
>
>
> M> i'm sure there's something like fark but for regular news.
> M> or you can use .rss to generate a list.
>
> Never heard of fark. Tried fark.com. Don't like it. Full of
> ads, and a bit unresponsive as it gets busy serving ads and
> that wastes mobile data.
>
> Yes.. /rss or /feed/rss seems to work with the news sites (like
> the main https://www.kyivpost.com/feed and https://censor.net/
> en/feed) that UKRNEWS uses most of the time. But visiting each
> one separately takes time, and each display wastes screen
> space. An rss feed in the browser only shows my 5 headlines at
> a time. Whereas UKRNEWS show me over 20. PLUS.. after I pull in
> UKRNEWS there is also the advantage of having those headlines +
> the excerpt stored locally so that I search for particular key
> words like "baltic" and just get THOSE headlines.
>
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I personally prefer to use a dedicated RSS program instead of relying on a web browser
RS system. Just an idea for consideration.

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Re: Russia's Endgame
By: Ogg to MRO on Sun Oct 23 2022 09:21 am

> Hello MRO!
>
> ** On Thursday 06.10.22 - 05:40, MRO wrote to Ogg:
>
> >> Eg. https://susepaste.org/27402896
> >>
> >> Reading them one by one at the aforementioned news sources
> >> would be a lumbering process.
>
>
> M> i'm sure there's something like fark but for regular news.
> M> or you can use .rss to generate a list.
>
> Never heard of fark. Tried fark.com. Don't like it. Full of
> ads, and a bit unresponsive as it gets busy serving ads and
> that wastes mobile data.

you never heard of fark? wow.

i see some ads, but nothing bad. most of the money fark generates goes to operating costs and legal fund.

you should go into your phone and change the dns servers to a no ad version.
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Re: Re: Russia's Endgame
By: Andeddu to Boraxman on Thu Oct 13 2022 06:40 pm

> > I have met people who have taken the threat of China quite seriously.
> > Chinese influence is strong in Australia, as is Chinese migration so we
> > see it more keenly. Chinese leasing the a Darwin Port, buying up land
> > and properties here at a great degree. Also, Australia is
> > geographically closer, quite tied to China through trade. Asia is on
> > our doorstop, and we're more likely to be close to any Asian conflict
> > than the UK is. Though the people who are concerned are still a
> > minority for now.

The US better not fuck with those people. We'll get out asses kicked!
|07 HusTler

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Re: Re: Russia's Endgame
By: HusTler to Andeddu on Thu Oct 27 2022 10:47 pm

> > > than the UK is. Though the people who are concerned are still a
> > > minority for now.
>
> The US better not fuck with those people. We'll get out asses kicked!
>

well we are known as warmongers so we have that going for us.
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Re: Re: Russia's Endgame
By: HusTler to Andeddu on Thu Oct 27 2022 10:47 pm

> Re: Re: Russia's Endgame
> By: Andeddu to Boraxman on Thu Oct 13 2022 06:40 pm
>
> > > I have met people who have taken the threat of China quite seriously.
> > > Chinese influence is strong in Australia, as is Chinese migration so we
> > > see it more keenly. Chinese leasing the a Darwin Port, buying up land
> > > and properties here at a great degree. Also, Australia is
> > > geographically closer, quite tied to China through trade. Asia is on
> > > our doorstop, and we're more likely to be close to any Asian conflict
> > > than the UK is. Though the people who are concerned are still a
> > > minority for now.
>
> The US better not fuck with those people. We'll get out asses kicked!
>
> |07 HusTler
>

China may be considering taking back land they lost to Russia in the 1860's

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> > > > than the UK is. Though the people who are concerned are still a
> > > > minority for now.
> >
> > The US better not fuck with those people. We'll get out asses kicked!
> >

> well we are known as warmongers so we have that going for us.

And yet rouding up their own people and putting them in re-education work
camps, and killing the ones that won't go or don't pass re-education,
doesn't get China quite the same bad rap. Interesting how that works.

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> China may be considering taking back land they lost to Russia in the 1860's

That could be interesting.

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Re: Re: Russia's Endgame
By: Dumas Walker to MRO on Sat Oct 29 2022 09:46 am

> > > > > than the UK is. Though the people who are concerned are still a
> > > > > minority for now.
>
> > > The US better not fuck with those people. We'll get out asses
> > > kicked!
>
>
> > well we are known as warmongers so we have that going for us.
>
> And yet rouding up their own people and putting them in re-education work
> camps, and killing the ones that won't go or don't pass re-education,
> doesn't get China quite the same bad rap. Interesting how that works.
>

look what they did with black people during covid.
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> > And yet rouding up their own people and putting them in re-education work
> > camps, and killing the ones that won't go or don't pass re-education,
> > doesn't get China quite the same bad rap. Interesting how that works.

> look what they did with black people during covid.

What did China do with them?

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Re: Re: China's Endgame
By: Dumas Walker to MRO on Sun Oct 30 2022 11:38 am

> > > And yet rouding up their own people and putting them in re-education
> > > work camps, and killing the ones that won't go or don't pass
> > > re-education, doesn't get China quite the same bad rap. Interesting
> > > how that works.
>
> > look what they did with black people during covid.
>
> What did China do with them?
>
>
https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/05/05/china-covid-19-discrimination-against-africans

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/02/us/politics/african-americans-china-coronavirus.html

there's a lot of migration and trade between china and africa.
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Re: Re: Microsoft
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Tracker1 on Sat Oct 22 2022 08:57:00

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PF> I'm running SeaMonkey on the BBS now, feels akin to Netscape Communicator
PF> 4.x bit with a modern rendering engine.

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